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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-23

THE CHESTER REPoErER.-This is the title
of new weekly paper, which made Its first appear
ane at Chester on the 21ss instant If the succeed
ing numbers sus!cin the promise of the first, the
Chester Reporter will rauk. among the weekly jour-
nails of this State second only to the Yorkville En-
quirer. The publishers end editors arc Messrs. Ed
ward c. Mcclure aud John A. Bradley, Jr. Mr..
Bradley fought through the war in the Southern
ranks from the firing the Star of the West tc tho
surrender OF Johnston aud II he Is only half as govd
an editor as he was soldier, the Reporter will al
ways be an intere.tin. paper Both editors are gen.
tlemen of standing in Chester, anil the new paper
commences its career uode- the most favorable aus
p,ces.
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AIKEN AND IT'S VIsIToEs.-The Augusta
Chronicle and Sentinel, speaking of Mr. Thurlow
Weed, says: "This veteran Of tho New York press
arrived at Aiken night before last Mr.. Weed seeks
restoration to heal in the balmy, genial influence
of our winter climate, and with great Judgment
selects Aiken because of the enterprise of its people
in providing hotel accommodations. We learn that
the hotels Of Aiken have besu crowded since early
fall We are pleased to learn that the hotels ot
Aiken have been generously patronized. having been
30 full from early fall as to BE- compelled to decline
many guests for want OF room
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@rTh. Relatives and Friends Of Mrs.
IARY FERRELL. and of Mr.. and Mrs. n. swxEGAN,
are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral OF
JOHN, youngest SON of the former, from her resi-
dence. No. S57 KiDg.street. To-MoaRow Sunday
MORNING Mt Nine O'clock without further invitation.
January %
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as- BoTTOMRY WANTED IN THE SUM
of (s6ooo) Six housand Dollars. gold more or less,
on the Spanish brig FRANCISCO DE ALTUNA, her
Masts, Sails, Anchors. Apparel and Furniture.
scaled proposals, stating terms, will bo received
at the spanish yice-Con sulate, No. 149 Baystreet,
Savannah, Ga, until THURSDAY 2Sth January, at IL
O'Clock NJ. when the samo will bo opened in the pre-
eence of those interested.
For further particulars, apply to
CARL EPPING & CO.. Constsnets.
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CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK OF COLUMBIA
The following board OF drccs rs for this bank have
been elected for the ensuing year: Colonel L. D.
Childs, president; N jo Joha s. Preston Jr., DR.. J.
". Parker. Edward Hope, George ". Swepson,
Richard O'Neale, Jr., aod Colonel J. G. Gibbes.
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Fowl STEA11Na.-The chief of the detective
Office begs that the citizens will be very cautious
how they buy poultry hawked about the streets by
colored men. as thore is a great deal Ct stealing
going on in our midst, which might be checked, if
properly discountenarccd
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SuaeraI notifes.

CO The Relatives, Friends and Ae-
quamtances of Mr.. and Mrs. JOHN EEALoN and
family, also of Nrs. SICILY O'GoNEELL and family,
respectfully invited to atend the Funeral of the
former at their resideneein King street. near Queen,
THIS AFTERNOON, at Three o'clock.
Jaouary23 1*
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ATTENTION, SOMEBODY The sidewalks of
oueen-st,ect, between Eas. Bay and State streets,
have been repaired hut the cellar doors remain in
ruinous condition. Some OF them have large holes
in them, while others shab" beneath the tread ma
king this tho-oughfire pc. US one for foot pas
sengers. especially q! night.
Themud in front of the old postoficc is the SUBJ
ject of general complaint among business men.
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MDELLDLE PENCILS, for marking linen, Pal
ace Playing Cards, very handsome; common Cards,
Is cents per pack; Check Books and Bank Books
very lows Slate Pencils IS cents per box; Shipping
Cards and Tags; also Masonic Certificates in parch-
ment and book form, at COURTENAY'S,
January 16 smw6 o Broad-street
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TIE REDSMpToRrsr FATHERs-Jos. WisSel,
Adam Kriss. Chas. Ratke. 4. N. Fdtag, VIM. Gros :,
JOS Flrle and Chas. 0,Donolue-are in this city On
their way to Savannah. to ogen two missions in
that city, ono at tle Cathedral and the other at ST.
Patrick's Church. 1t the close Of these missions
there will also be m sion given to the colored
people, -
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AN Eao1rrE- Professor c. q. Shep ard, of
the Medical College of this city has in his posses
SION an nrolie weighing seven po unds. which Tas
picked up short time ago ut Auburn, Ala It is
irru!ar in form AMI, ise these meteorolitss gene
rally Is composed of iroi, phosphorus nickel, CO.
built, with a,trace OF several other constituents.
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b orEL ARRIyAIs-January 22.-Pauiiion
H3te.-John R Turner Vim h Riley. Barnwell; al
fred Williams. Beaufort; W Bowden and lady, G
Keat hley and lady. North Carolina; John q Taft
Phiad elphia; J Brook, Clarendon; B Bryan, Sal
ter Station; j Nettles, South Carolina.
Charleston Hotel-J W stsnton, DeBeixedon, H
KiDgland, Morgan and wife, oDonohue,
Au gustus NJ Freltag. Jos Ilrle, Miss Wright, c R
Fowles. Plat aud lady, Spofo:d, Mr. and Mrs
Wheeler Mr. Blake, New York; Raymond and
wife, johnson, Brooks. James Duncan, e
Quincy, Jr Mr. and Mrs Otis Everett, a French,
Boston; Hand, Emile Casson, Phadelphis;
Smith Maine; Keith, Tennessee; Moore.
North Ca, DINA; Holtham. q Cooper, LADY and
three daughters. Baltimore; W Jackson, city; W.T.
Bcnn cit, internal Revenue Department; G W HULL
Rich mopd; Mrs VA T Burg and child, Char
rim gton. DrunlstowD Ell gland; Oliver jones, Ten
nessee; Larkin, Marylind; Is White, Mars Bluff.
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TEE MARINERS CHUloH-There will be
services in the Mariners Church, Church.street to-
morrow, Sunday, at hal;-past ten o'clock in the
morning. and haltrast three O'Clock In the after.
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GOOD PAssAaH.-The ship R. G. Winthrop.
Captain Stewart. which sailed from; this city for
Liverpool. December 18th, arrived at that port on
the 9Th January. making the passage in the good
time of twenty Ave days.
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9snr Arts.

X II. e. Al Ate: CTIOE
QUrNBY'S & co.'s PHOTOGRAPH AND
FINE ART GALLERY.
NOW ON EXHIBITION TH4 LARGEST AND
frost Collection OF CuROMO LlTHOGRAPuS ever
seen in charleston. They are perfect copies OF ccl-
cbratcd Works of Art, both ancient and modern
Among ihe collection may BIO found SALIVA OK
RuSa'S HEAD OF Christ, CorreGgo's alagdn enc,
A. Uelacroixs Tide Going Out. A. Oelacroi1's Tide
Coming III, Turner's Venice Jackson'S Eughsh
Scenery, Rowbottom's English sconery. Bakers
EnnlisL and Irish scenery, Views OH the Rhiue Tho
Jungfruud. Ihe Wettcrhorn, Marine Fiows. and
Inc pubic aro respectfully invited to call and gee
these beautiful Works OF Art They are oHcrea lor
sale atNew York prices.
PORCELAIN PICTURES.
Great reduction IN tho prce PGE0kL LAIN PIC
LURES. Recent improvements IN producing theae
pictures enable US to new offer the at nearly one
half the former prices. and far supe. or. Call and
examine specimeus
OUR CARTES DE VISITE AND OTHER
PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS ARE UNSUR-
PASSED.
Especial attention given to children Also to copy
inc old Daguerreotypes ard other picturos sa'iafar
tiou in all cases Guaranteed aud a. prices to correS-
pond w.th the times.
STEIsIiUSCOPIC PICTURES
OTHER PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHARLESTON,
FORT SUMTER AND MAGNOLIA
CEMETERY
At Reduced Prices.
fine COLLECTION OF
STERECSCoPIC VIEWS OF THE NOUN
TAINS IN NORTH CAROLINA AND THE
FRENCH BROAD RIVER.
These ars the lrst and only Photographs ever taken
in that locality.
QUINB B q o.,
No. 251 KING-STREET,
CHARLESTON, s. G.
l November u 3mos
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HANDSOME Snow CARDs.-The show cards
printed by Messrs. Walker Evans & Cogsvell for
the, Charleston and F1otlds Steamboat Line Of
Messrs J. D. Aiken Co., are triumphs of job work.
The lettering coloring and steamer cut all su.
perb.
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REpoRTER's CRuMBs.-Mr. Parrott, whose
disappe arance was advertised in yesterdays NEWS
has turned up all right
To-day Is return day. :,
The arge columns on the front of the Charleston
Hotel, ich lave been scaling of, have been re-
paired.
There Is to be government sale Of ouarlermas-
ter's property on the 25th instant.
Calhoun.street, from King to Meeting is very dark
at night. Some light is needed,in that direction:
McKepzie's-,he wenknown establishment at the
corner Of Church and Chalmers stFees-isto be turn
ed intoia liquor store.
The f emen's benefit to Sir. Gill ert, Of the thea-
tre, will take place tonight. We understand num-
ber Of kets have been sold. The jewel is at Aans,
King-street
The annual meeting of the Bible Society of Charles
ton viii take place on Monday. the 25th. at p. NJ.
An election for officers will be he'd
The stockholders Of the Charleston floating Dry
Dock and Marine Railway Company will meet at
No. 81 Brcad,sireet on Tuesday rcxt
The stcclho dc.s Of the Charleston Gas Light
Company will meet on the 1st o. February, at IL NJ.
Travellers from the Northern States and Europe
are wishing The historic POINTS in the harbor.
The creditors Of Mr.. Thomas Highan formerly Of
the firm Of Higiam, Fife 4 Co., Of this ciIyl. are
directed by an advertisement in anoEcr column
where to send their claims Tor settlement.
The nnli 1ersary celebration Of the Iurns Chari-
table Association will take pare Monday evening.
the 25th inst, at Kroeg's Hall. wentworth-street.
Bus ss is brsA in the clerS of the courts Office,
PREF airing Tor The February term of tho court.
There are only niue pa,ienlsi in tho Roper Hospit-
al-all white, and one Luudred and nineteen in tho
Mazyck-street colored hospital.
A fine photograph Of Miss Deland, the sta- 10
shine on Mordsy> can be seen in the hotels.
The bread used at tho Orphan House is baked ut
the Mazyck-<treet Hospital.
Tie dewalk on the west side Of T;izabe h-street,
from Charlotte TO Chapel Is being cut down 50 as to
be of the same height ss the walk elsewhere.
F.w. Stowe, aof Harriet Beecher Stowe, passed
through he city last evening, on bis way to Florida.
Dr.. dicks win deliver an address toyoung men at
DR.. Bachman's church. tomorrow evening, at half.
past seven O'Clock
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Spetial aotiffs.

@ ST. JOHNS LUTHERAN CHURCH.
There will he service In this Church To-MoRRow
MORNING at the usual hour, and in the EVENING at
halfpast Seven O'Clock. when Dr.. HICKS will deliver
an address to the young men. January %
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s5- TRINITY CHURCH, HAsELSTREET.
Service may be expected in this Church To-MonRow
MORNING, by Bishop wM. NJ. WIGHfMAN. and in
the AFTERNOON and N1GHr by the Pastor, Rev. ".
p. MoUZON. January %
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w UNITARIAN CHURCH SERVICES
will be held in this Church To-Monnow MORNING, at
hafp1s. Ten O'Clock, and at NIGHT at seven o'clock
Preaching by the Rev. r. P. Gu Tier. Subject at
pight-"Esligious Cheer Ill Dependency" II.
January %
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aSCITADELSQUAREB BAPTIST CHURCH.
Services on SuNrAY MORNING at Hakpast Ten
o'clock-in the EvEsrSG at halfpast Seven.
January % 8
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January 9

aF3UY YOUR TEA AND COFFEE FROM
Streets and get better article for the same money
than at any other establishment In the CITY,
November II 3mos
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TIE UNITED STATES COURT, JANUARY 22-
HON. GEORGE S. BRYAN, PnEsD1EG-The court
opened at IL O'Clock. The following petitions for
final disc barge were referred to j. C. Carpenter,
ESQ.,, Registrar, and final hearing ordered to lake
place on the 20 h February: Fxparte Ell Odom and
James ". Ktng.
The following petitions for full and final hearing
were refe red to ". J. Clawson, Esq, Registrar: j..
P. Aycock, T. N. Crockett R. a. Ferrop, Aaron Plyer
A. H. Riley, G. swarz. J. B. Vaughan, R. E. Wyie.
E1 parte NJ. L. Wilkins, in re Benjamin Ford. Pc
tition to establish lien by mortgage and for fore
closure Referred to J. C. Carpenter, Esq, Regis.
trar, for special report, &c.
txparte Thomas J. Davis. in re Jos. G. Burgess.
Petition to est ablsh lien for sale of property. Re-
ferre to J. c. Carpenter, Esq. 10 report on fucts
&C.
EXP arte R. Potts, IN re James Warwick. Petit
ton to establish lieL and payment of lien. Report
of Registrar heard. Assignee ordered to pay out
proceeds OF sale of land belonging to the estate of
the bankrupt after deducling Costs. &c.
In re L. W. Williams, e1 parte James a. Rion Re-
port of sales confirmed.
Rx ga rte Vim. D. Bard, in re Thomas ]. Miller.
Petition to establish lien and for sale of pers hable
properly. Granted.
In re VIM. p Russell Petition for final dis.
harsc. Final hearirg 18th February.
Ex parle Eliza M. Bonneau, IN re Jos. Purcell
Motion to amend bill In equity on bankrupt side
of court Granted.
In re Julius Flaum eI parte Tracey, Irwin L Co.
The report of proceedings in this case as recorded
in yesterdays paper, should have been, that o fee
as var ded counsel for services rend red Two wears
since, on petition to declareJ. Fl'um nm inyolun-
tary bankrupt who was discharged On the 9th Of
April 1867. - -
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Mr NOTICE.-HAvING DISPOSED OF
my business to Mr.. CHARLES KERRISON, the
store will be closed for short period. for the pur.
pose Of taking stock. JAMES B. BETS.
January %
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January %

RECEIVERS NOTICE. THE UNDER
SIGNED. having been appointed keceivcr of the
late firm of DAWSON & BLAcKMAN, hereby givea
notice that all claims against slid firm must be pre-
sen.ci to him, and oil persons indebted must mako
payment to JNO 1. HUMPHREYS.
January 13 No. q Broad-street
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% ESTIMATES WANTED FOR FUR
NISHNG WOOD at landings Ashley River or on
Savannah Balroad. Apply at the LIME K1LNs,
Cannonsboro' Wharf. OLNEY co.
January G3
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@- CONSlG >EEs PER STEAMSHIP FAIL
CON, from Baltimore are hereby notified that she
isTH1s DAY discharging cargo at Pier No. /. Union
wharves All Goods not taken away at sunset, will
remain Oil wharf at ConI 5nees iisk.
MORDECAI & CO.,
Aocnfa
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Sr. PAUL's CHURCH, SOCIETY The
Right Rev. Bishop Persico will preach in thi.
Church tomorrow even ng, at vespers, at seven
o'clock. -
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Spffial Notiffs.k

% PURSUANT To 4 DEC Rec OF THE
High Court of Chancery. made in Cause "van Zuy.
lew against Weber," the creditors of THOMAS
HTGHAM (ate of Margate. in the Isle Of Thsnet, in
the County Of Kent, Esquire formerly Of Charles.
ton, In the, State of South Carolina, in the United
States of America (who died on or about the TWENTY
Y1Rsr DAY OF MARCH, 1881 are on or before the
rwENrv-sEvENTH DAY OF February, 1859; to send
BY post prepaid, to Messrs. ROBERTS & siMf.
SON. off 70 50 Moorgate-sreet, in the City OF Lon
don, the Solicitors for the defendants, VICTOR
FERDINAND WEBER and Fra ANcrs CHARLOTTE
HIGHAM. the executor and e1eeutrtx.t Of the de-
ceased. their christian and surnanes addresses
and descriptions; the full particulars Of their claims;
statement of their accounts and the nnture of the
securities il any, held By them, or in default there
Of they will be pelemptoril excluded from the bene-
fit of the said decree. Every Creditor holding any
security is to producs the same before the Vice
Chancellor, Sir GEORGE MARKHAM CLIFFORD.
ut his Chambers, situated No. II New Square,
Lincolns Inn, Middlesex, on the EIGHTEENTH DAY
OF MARCH, 1862 at IL O'Clock at noon, being the time
appointed for adjudicaing on the claims.
Dated this 7ih day of January, 1862
HENRY LEMAN. Chief Clerk.
VAN sANDAW COMING l. SONS, No. 13 King.
street, Chenpside. London, England, Plaintiffs So
Ecitors SWISS January %
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THE DAILY NEWS.

LARGEST cIacULArroN.-THE DALI
NEGs BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING TaE LARGEST CIR
cuIArtoN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES The LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN.
ING IN THE PosTorFICE AT The END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRov1S-
IONS OF THE NEW PoSToFFIcE Law.
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EsusINESS NOTICES.

CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, 81 per
pouno. at Wilson's Grocery southeast corner Society
and Ansou streets. Goods delivered free.
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LADIES LUNCH AT K1NsMAN's SALooN.-Oys-
ters in every style. Mince pies fresh daily bot cof
fee and chocolate at all hours. Ice cream every
day,
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sg- BRIDE AND ESSAYS
FOE YOUNG MEN on tho Interesting rslatlon Of
Bridegroom 10 bride In the lusi:u'ion OF Marriages
guiGe to matrimonial foiicitY and trna hs2Inness
Sent by mail In sealed Letter euvoincs froo Of charge.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Box p, Plia'
delphia, pa. September
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as- BATCHELORS HAIR DYE.-THIs
splendid Ha,r Dye is tho best in the world; the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable,
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tnts remedies the III effects of bad dyes; invigo.
raes and leaves tie hair soft and beautiful black or
brown. Sold by I'll Druggists and PerfImers; and
properly applied at Datchclor's Wig Faetory. No
Boni.street. New York. tvr January j
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Auetiol saIrs:

By order of the Ezecator-2wo and h7y
story Woodsn Dpeltiag, corner Of Picketfs
alley and 81. Philip street. one door north
of J. FL. G. Ses5ick'd Grain Store.
W. u. LEiTCH1 g. b. s. BRUINS,
:s1 -, 90 sAuettoneers. -,.5i ~
Wil be sold on TUESDAY, 2sth Instant ct tha eid
Postofice. at II O'clock, r..
That two and . half story WOODEN DWELLING,
corner OF Pcketts alley apd st. Philip street; dwell
ing COZ tains four square and two attic rooms Htoh-
en-, &c. Lot meiauresSo feet ront,by 100 in depth,
be the same more or leaa i::stii. 5l:s ~. = 10
three years, with interest, secured by bond and
mortgage Of the property properly TO be insured
and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay us fr papers
snd stamps.s =, t---g-. -, - -, January. "a,
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aSESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.-ON The
Errors and abuses incident to Youth and Early Man.
hood with the humane view Of treatment and cure,
sent by mail free OF charge Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Po1 P. Philadelphia. Pa.
January 20 3mos
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@ WHAT ARE YOU TAKING?-PROBA-
BLY wo.thirds of the adult population OF the United
States indulpe, more or less, in Dar.room stimu.
lants Hot alcoholic beverages are habituaily imbib
ed By thousands of people in the winter months to
"keep out the cold" The alcoholic material of all
these drinks is more or less poisonous, AID is
dered all the more deletcrious in consequence of be.
ing taken warm. - 80
A 'od these dangerous excitants. Shun, as you
would shuu the deadiest drug, all tavern stimu-
lunts. They paralyza the digestion. conSest the
liver disturb the natural action of the Kidneys irri
tale the bowels shattcr the nerves. and impair the
reason.
The operation of EosrErTER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS is diametri ally opposite to this. They spur
no organ into unnatural activity; but they tone and
regulate all. If the digestion is feeble, they awaken
the doi mant energies Of the stomach, and promote
the work OF assimilation. Ii the liver Is sluggish
and torpid, they regeuerate it. If the kidneys fail
to perform thor functions properly, they are Iegu.
lated without beiuq rrtlteL II the bowels are con-
stipated, the perlstallic action is moderately in
crascd and the discharges become natural and reg
uar II the nerves are ire nuous they strength.
cned If the mind is cIouded, the BITrERS tend tc
disperse the gloom.
These are the effects of the great VEGETABLE TONIC
AND CORRECTIVE, which for twenty years has been a
staple m ,diciac in this country aud the de2nd for
which steadily increases in a parts OF the Western
Hemisphere.
It is not offered as beverage. but as me3icine;
nor will it ever be used to sliafy craving for al
cohoc stimulants because Its effect Is to check, not
to create, false appetite for e1citants. The cham
pons of temperance will do well to mark this pecu-
arity, and to recommend 1t as the only sac prepa-
ration containing alcohol that can be used for medi
cinal purposes. Dao January %
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uB-SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COM
pANY, AND soUTwRsl lERN RAILROAD BANK.
The attention of The Stoctholde of the above In
stutons is respectfully called 10 the following rcso-
luton, adopted at the annual meeting February.
49, 1867:
"IeessIued That hereafter new proxies shall be re-
quired ut each annual meeting"
And notice is hereby given that proxies will not be
available at tho no1s mcong ninth and tenth proIi.
mol unloss each signature is stamped with ten
cents Internal Revenue Stamp.
JOHNNY. STOCK, Committee
L. @. HENDRICKS. to verify
a. W. BURNETT, Proxies.
January 81 thstu9
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Auftigi Salfs.
UNDER DECREE IN Eay1TY.,

Gray, Master in Equity, 0s Huger, ct al.
On WEDNESDAY. Sd February, at II O'Clock, viii
be sold at the Old Custo1hhouse
All that valuable PLANTATION. situate In st. Pc
ters Parish, Beaufort District South Carolina,
bounding On Rice Hope, Fife and Clydesdae or New
lille Plantation known as Murray Bill, snd contain.
ing six hundred acres. more or less as will more
fully appear by reference to plat Of the Same by j.
n Barrillon. }.-''.. s.....
Terms -One-fourth cash; balance In one, two and
three years. with interest from day Of sale, payable
annually. The credit portion to be secured BY bond
Of the purchaser and mortgage of the plantation
sold; Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps
e. W. II. MACKEY. -
d. ,. Sheriff Charleston County.
January as stuth5 vi
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HAIR ID w 4 r e

DIRECT IMPORTATION
NOWLANDINt7 AND IN STORE PER
BRIG AGRA, FROM LIVERPOOL.
ELWELL HOE5-assorted sizes
BRADE'S CROWN HOES assorted sizas
BRADE'S PATENT CLOWN HOES-asscrtcd
sizes
PLANTERS GROWN HOES-assorted sizes
GRUBBlNG. ROE and TRENCHIAG HOES
EI,WELL SOCKET SPADES
STEEL CORN MIL IS
WROUGHT IRON EAKES
LOCKS, HINGES, SASH CORD
FIRING PANS
JuSEPH RODGERS & SONS IVORY BAL
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RODGERS AND WosTENHOLM SCISSORS
POCKET KNIVES, &c.
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SAM'L r. MARSHALL
No. 80 KING-SZREET,
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