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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-23

UNITED STATES CoURT-HoN. GEO. S. BRYAN,
JUDGE, PRssIDMa.-A special session of the Dis
tricsCourt was opened at 10 O'Clock yesterday
morning.
Petition Of Thomas D. Fosworth, Of Sumter, for
final discharge in bankruptcy, was referred to
Registrar Carpenter, and hnal hearing ordered to
take place before the Court here on the 10th Of
November.
In the case Of A. q. Ford vs.. Ely Godbold-pe-
tition for assignee to rescind agreement-the
agreement{f Mas rescinded, and the assignee or
dered to sell real estate after giving legal notice.
In the case OF Reuben G. Holmes, the Judge ap-
proved the appointment Of L. McLain as assignee.
In the case Of Lewis Jervey-petition of volun-
tary bankruptcy-the petition was referred to
Registrar Carpenter.
In the case OF T. G. Cart OF Charleston-peti-
tion OF voluntary bankruptcy-the petition was
referred to Registrar Carpenter.
In the case Of John w. Burbridge vs. DR.. C.
Wetsen-petition for leave to sel-the petition
was referred to Registrar Carpenter to report,
after notifying lien creditors
In the case Of John W. Burbridge vs.. T. Rye,
petition for sale OF real estate, the petition was
referred to Registrar Carpenter, to report after
notifying lien creditors.
In the case ofJohn w. Burbridge vs.. James ".
Hill, petition for gale Of real estate, the petition
was referred to Registrar Carpenter, to report az
ter notifying lien creditors.
In the case Of II. L. wilkins VS.. Benz. Allston,
the petition was referred 20 Registrar Carpenter.
Tnfhe cases OF Louis McLain VS.. E. Il Sesbrook,
and Louis McLain Va. J. A. Seabrook, petitions to
sell real estate, the reports Of Registrar Carpen-
ter were confirmed, and the assignee ordered to
sell after due notification to lien creditors.
than adinnrned
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Aurtiom Sales future Daps.
A. G.. McGHLIVRAY,
AuctiOneer.
TTNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
II. MAHAM HAEG, EXECUTOR, VS.. JAMES FER
GUS0N, EFT AL.

On TUESDAY, the I'd day of November next at II
O'Clock A. NJ, will be sold at the Old Custom
house. in Charleston :,
Ali that PLANTATION situate in the Parish OF
St. Johns Berkeley ON the western branch OF Coop
er River, known as the Old and New Farm, meas
uring SIS acres, as per plat Of Thomas J. Mellard
dated 10th April, 1874; bounding northeast ana
north on Lands lately Of Frederick Ford and Null
berry Plantation, southwest on Wappahoola
Greek, which separates 1t from SeatOn, southeast
on Dockon Creek and east on Cooper River. And
also, as part Of the said Plantation, the TRACT
known as the Elbow Tract, measuring Is acres.
Also, all that adjoining PLANTATION known as
Seaton and Westham Tor Weston) measuring 12So
acres, as per plat OF John Diamond, dated July
1892; bounding northeast on Wappahooa Creek,
which divides It from the Old and New Farms and
from South Mulberry Plantation, north on Lands
formerly Of Thomas Milllken, west on Monck's
Corner road, and south on Dockon Plantation.
The said two Tracts Of Lands being sold subject
to lease to Samuel W. Lynes until 31st Decem-
ber, 1871 at an annual rent of $2500.
Terms-One-fifth cash; balance In one, two,
three, four and five years, secured by bond, and
mortgage OF the premises, with interest from
the day OF sale at seven per cent. per annum, pay
able annually. Purchasers to pay for papers and
stamps E. W. M. MACKEY.
oct16 s3tu1 Sheriff Of Charleston County.
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Tribute OF Respect.
UNION KILwINNING LODGE, No. a, A. F. NJ.
notohar or 1870

UNION KILwINNING LODGE, No. a, A. F. NJ,
October 21st, 1859. J
At a meeting Of this Lodge, the following Pre-
amble and Resolutions, offered by Brother B. H.
Rutledge, were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, 1t has pleased Divine Providence to
withdraw from among US one Of our Oldest and
most respected members, whose public services
in the Legislature Of the State and in connection
with prominent institutions Of business In the
City Of Charleston are we'll known, and whose
private worth, slgnalized BY his devotion to the
duties Of citizen, and by the perfect fuhlment
Of all the obligations which society imposes, Is
generally recognized.
RESOLVED, That in the death Of the Hon. JAMES
ROSE the Masonic Fraternity has lost dlstin-
guished brother, and the community the services
OF an honored and valued citizen, whose high
character unsullied integrity and independent
judgment commanded the respect universally
awarded him.
Resolved, That with full appreciation OF his
useful and well-spent life and his many amiable
and excellent qualities, this Lodge, while 1t SUBJ
mits humbly to the dspensatioH OF the Divine
will deplores his removal from among us with
sadness and sorrow.
Resolped. That O blank page be left in the min
ute book Of the Lodge, in token OF his memory,
and that copy Of this Preamble and Resolutions
be published In the daily papers.
Reso1red, Also, that copy Of the same be sent
to the family of the deceased, with assurances of
our sympathy In their bereavement.
ADAM E. GIBSON, Secretary.
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JOHN s. RYAN.
Auctioneer.
Under DECREE IN EQUITY.
CUMMINGS, ASSIGNEE, vs.. DAWSON.

CUMMINGS, ASSIGNEE, vs.. DAWSON.
By virtue of an order Of sale to me directed In
the above entitled case, will offer for sale at
public auction, at the Old Postoffice, foot OF
Broad street, on TUESDAY, the I'd Of November
next, at IL O'Clock A. NJ,
AL that LOT OF LAND with the BUILDINGS
thereon, situate in the City of Charleston, on the
west side OF Limehouse street, formerly Of the Es
tate Of Robert Limehouse, deceased, and known
and designated on plat OF Robert K. Payne, sur
veyor, as Lot No. %, measuring on Limehouse
street 81 feet, same on back line, and on north
and south lines los feet, more or less. On the Lot
Is fine wooden dwelling house, with four rooms
pantry and dressing room, kitchen and outbuild-
ings
Terms-0ne-third cash; balance payable In one
and two years-the credit portion OF purchase
money to be secured by bond Of purchaser and
mortgage OF the property: premises to be insured
and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for stamps
and papers. ROBT. CH1SOLM, JR.,
octl6 SO Special Referee.
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HOTEL FOR S A L E

VII! be sold on the first MONDAY In November
next,
That desirable HOUSE AND LOT in Marion, s.
c. belonging to the Estate OF G. B. Brown, long
and fayorably known as "Browns Hotel" The Ho-
tel Is large containing fifteen rooms, and well
arranged for Hotel keeping. On the premises Is
bar-room and all necessary outbuidings. the
Lot contains about four acres of land. No Hotel
In town. To any one understanding the Hotel
business this Is a rare opportunity for profit
able investment.
Terms-0ne-fourth cash; the balance on q
credit of one and two years.
oct9 So A. A. FORD, Admir-.
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THE FLOUR MsPEcroRs.-Yesterday afternoon
there was quite large crowd Of persons gather
ed upon the northeast corner OF Queen and East
Bay streets, watching Messrs. G. N. Averill and
n Caulneld inspecting -four for Messrs Bolmann
Bros. Mr. E. C. Tharin did not put in an appear
ance. Each Of the three claims to be the legal
Flour Inspector Of the city. Another meeting
OF Council and. secret session resolutions win be
required to settle the question. The particulars
of the arrest Of Mr.. Averil will be found else
where
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sxIFF AND GAYLoRD's MINsTRELs, at the Hi
bernian Hall, have had a humping house every
night. The troupe is capital one, and those who
do not see the performances miss rare treat
To-day there is matinee, to which the orphans
have been invited.
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DEAD.-Mr. George Garder, who fell from the
sca6old Of Mr.. Seignious' house on Thursday last
died yesterday. Drs. Ancrum and Davega were
requested to make post-moreen examination,
and will report to the jury Of inquest to-day. The
deceased received q deep wound in the head
Whom ha fell
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PERsoNAL.-Dr. J. P. Chazal has removed his
residence from No. 70 Anson street to No. Went
worth street, near East Bay. Until lfurther notice
his office willee at No. 20 Anson street.
The Rev. R. P. Cutler, the eminent Unitarian
divine, will oficiate at the Unitarian Church to-
morrow morning.
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BILL Sr1cKNa.-Yesterday Messrs Collins and
Morse commenced cross suit for damages
against Messrs.: :skir 4 Gaylord, who last week
sued them for pasting the bills Of the Metro
politan Troupe over the bills Of the Minstrel
Troupe on the fence in front of the Charleston
Hotel. The former parties claim that they hired
the fence from Mr.. Strohecker, and the latter as
sert that they hired it from Mr.. Arnold. Both
parties estimate their damages at 500.
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A NOVEL ARREST FOR TREsPAss.-Yesterday
afternoon, about half-past 8 O'Clock, Mr.. c. n.
Averill was arrested by warrant from ]. M.
Morrison, magistrate, on an affidayit Of N. Caul-
field, for "trespass."
Mr. Averill appeared with his counsel, C. R.
Niles, ESQ.,, who demanded Of the magistrate the
discharge Of Mr.. Averill, and notified him that II
he arrested the deponent upon that warrant he
would make himself liable to an action for false
Imprisonment. The magistrate, nevertheless, re-
quired bail Of Mr. Averir inthe sum Of ttre thouS-
andSdollars to answer an indictment for tres
pass.
Mr.. Averill gave bond with Messrs. stenhouse
Bollmann and Knobeloch as sureties.
We presume that Magistrate Morrison, special
Constable Theodore F. Bunch and M. Caulfeld,
win hear something further Of the matter, al
though not to "thelr advantage"
We publish the warrant upon which citizen
can been arrested and held to bail In the sum Of
$4,000:
The state or South Carolina Charleston County:
Personally appeared before me, James n. Morri-
son, magistrate Of the said State, Martin Caul-
Aeld, who being duly sworn, says: That ne ne
was appointed by the Honorable the City Council
ss Flour Inspector for the said city, with all the
rights muniments and revenues arising or ap-
pertaining to the said office, Notwithstanding
Sne Charies Il. Ayeril pretends to be Inspector
of Flour, although discharged by the City Coun-
Gil OF Charleston for derelicton OF duty stu ob-
truded himself upon the employment OF depo,
nent as Flour Inspector to MS great nurI ana
detriment, loss and damage In trespass against
tieponent, and therefore prays that the said
Averill be arrested, and bound over to keep the the
peace towards deponent, and also that ne give
secnr,ty 10 Quit and abstain from his trespass on
the oficial rights Of deponent as Flour Inspector
fSignedl nARTIS CAuLFlsLDs:
Sworn TO and subscribed 70 at Cnaries'on 'nis
22d day of October, 1869, before me.
JAMES N. MoRRisoN, Magistrate.
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a QUARREL SErTLED-A negro girl accused
her lover, Richard Glover, OF committing an as
sault and battery upon her, and had him arraigned
before Magistrate Mishaw, colored, yesterday,
to answer the charge. The magistrate advised
them to "make up" and marry, to do which both
agreed, and Nancy left the magistrates Of
1fSe, remardng to him that if she ever came to
accuse her sdear Richard again" he must put her
In iop
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Hotel Arrivais-October 22.
PAVILION HOTEL.

PAVILION HOTEL.
PIX. Coburn, L. +. LeBleux, Summervllle; D.
F. Donald, Washington, d. c.; Quintus Eichards'
Crawfordsville, Ca; J. B. Tollison GowdeysyT1lisT
CarraWay. Danviile;J ]. H. COhn, New YORK; n.
Hooper, p p Rogers, South Carolina.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.
E. Bonner, L.. F. Sebling, Boston; W. W: MaDle'
Beaufort; WIN. Cooper, Richmond; Geo. Winlson'
Norfolk; II. J. Higgins, Brooklyn; D. Putnam AZ au.
II. G. Nolen and lady, Philadelphia; E. Muligan'
New York.
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By r. NJ. MARSHALL & BRO.

DRICK RESIDENCE, TRADD STREET,
ID NEAR MEETING.
On TUESDAY. 2sth instant, at II O'Clock, will be
sold at the Old Postoffice Broad street.
The Brick TENEMENT. No. 66 Tradd street,
second door from Meeting, containing square
rooms and basement, with outbulldings gas and
cistern. Lot 35 by lis feet, more or less.
Terms cash. Purchaser TO pay US for papers
onJ STAMPS oct22
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, CITY AFT A | R S u.

TIE MARINERS CHURCH.-There will be service
in the Mariners Church, Church street, to-mor-
row, Sunday, at half-past 1oo'clock in the monr-
inr.
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BY virtue OF an order Of the Honorable the Dis
trict Court OF the United States, will offer for
sale, at the Old Postoffice in Charleston, on
TUESDAY, the ID OF November next at IL
O'Clock A. NJ,
The following Parcels Of LAND, to wit:
All that TRACT OF LAND containing one hun
dred and twenty-five Q25) acres, more or less
situate and lying on the public road leading to
Saltketcher Bridge, in the District tnow County,
Of Beaufort and State OF South Carolina, and
bounded on the north on Land OF Estate OF VIM.
Cook east by N. Langford, south by John Harvey,
and west by Lands OF Elizabeth Kearse.
ALSO,
All that LOT OR PIECE OF LAND, containing
three acres, situate and lying at the Whippy
Swamp Cross Roads, in the County and State
aforesaid, and bounded on the north by Lands OF
X. n. Terry, east and south by Lands OF Jehu
Harvey, and west by Lands OF w. j. Terry.
TerIns-One-half cash; remainder in one year,
to be secured by bond bearing interest from day
of sale, at rate Of I per cent. per annum and
mortgage Of the property. Purchasers to pay for
stamps anu '0nVeSa1sei J. ". iBURBRIDGs, Assignee.
Oct16 s3tu1
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By r. M. MARSHALL & BRO.

By r. NJ. MARSHALL Il BKO.
- PLEASANT.
On TUESDAY, 26th instant, at II O'Clock, will be
sold at the Old Postofhce, Broad street.
A DWELLING Of four square rooms, piazza and
north OF Patterns Store. Lot 81 by IA feet.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay us for papers
and stamps. oct2
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CRuxss.-Rev. W. W. Hicks, having returned
to the city, win preach in st. Johns Lutheran
Church tomorrow morning and evening.
Mr.. Parker Pillsbury has gone home.
The fnes imposed by the Mayor yesterday
amounted to $40.
The Savannah Base Ball Club are practieing
with view OF carrying OF the "bal" at tee base
balIkournament at the GSStgia State Fair.
the word assessor on the sign over the door
OF the Assessors alias Appraisers ONCE, in the
CITY Hall. has received one or more coats OF paint
in order to erase it.
tt Is probable, says the Sumter Watchman, that
the Sumter Fire Engine Company will visit
Charleston at the next fireman's anniversary.
The placard bearing the inscription, "The
Mayor will see no one upon police business to-
day. still drives or all visitors to the Mayor on
police business.
About ninety thousand barrels Of fe DR. are IN
spected in Charleston annually.
Applicants for positions on the police force now
demand that they shall be appointed.
There has been only one application thus far
for the position OF measurer Of mill timber.
The Customnouse employees have resolved that
Collector Clark Is Republican. That settles the
matter.
Richard Grandson colored, was acquitted OF
the charge Of stealing coat from Mr.. Holmes
The street cars are required to be driven no
faster than slow walk during the nights Council
Is In session.
The New York World wants to know why the
names Of those "well known American women,
Sue Anthony, Parker PiIsbury and Cady Stan,
ton," do not appear on call for woman's suf-
frage convention.
Joseph Dixon and John Coleman, who deserted
from the brig Cornucopia last Monday night,
have been arrested by Onicers Lovett and Her
nandez.
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By r. M. MARSHALL & BRO.

ESIDENCES Nos. 6 AND 8 PRINCESS
N STREET.
On TUESDAY 26th instant, at IL O'Clock, will be
sold at the Old Postoffice Broad street,
The above brick RESIDENCES, containing each
square rooms, with gas throughout, cistern,
outbuildings, &c. Lot OF each, - by - feet.
Terms cash. Purchasers to pay us for papers
and stamps oct22
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THE LARGEST is not always the best, but the
American House, Boston, which is the largest
hotel in New England, will also be found one of
the best. Every provision is made for the COM
fort Of guests.
ONE oU1RE fine initial note paper and twenty
five envelopes to match, for forty cents, at c. c.
Rghter's No. 161 King street.
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|
N FALL GOODS FOR $50,
JUST OPENED AT
sro L, W
KING STREET.
GOODS Every Department en- full and @ complete @ variety % M and 5 prices @ have done before Our
msny Goods have from
menuon rapidly.
D
II case FALL DRESS GOODS cents worth As cents,
POpuns Is csnts-very cheap
csss ss assorted pOpnns upuns IS cnts-cneap
/ case ohangeabe ppuns a 4cnts
large ropuns
ohose lot
French Msrnoes and Empress every and atl
Ladies please
NEW
L M N Il.
bale WHITE s Wool Flannel MEL at s 80 cents
bale bale IS Is Sn suns Tn Ts Flannel os1t esnss nS ssse1
Opera and Sack Flannes all Shades -
rsnny @ asass every
ID
HOUsE-FURNIS SHING DEPARTMENT,
BLEAoHED TABLE DAMAsK at 70 cents-cheap
SuperA
Npeces
RussaD
shown ranging price from cents and
for n
Oneca MADDER COLORS Lcens
the Cheap Store
NOS 2s7 AND STREET.
T O l. L. w E BIB @ O.
nRY G obs! DRY
j. r. "a D e. @ o.,
No. STREET, CHARLEsTON, s. c.
wsnv exhibiting the largest and best
Hosiery Fancy Goods Ribbons &c. as we
Goods for cash city
aceptan q
OODS
Silks Irish and French Popuns
Prints &C., which We are add
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TEE CHEAPEST YET.-THE NEWS Job once Is
now printing bill-heads in the best style and on
fine paper, at 50 so per thousand. Merchants think
of it,
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BUSINESS NOT,I CES

B U s N e s s " o I'll T. Il y
DoN CARLOS HAT.-Something new at
c. H. JOHNSON'S,
cct231 No. 26s King street.
NEW YoRg Herald, Times, Tribune and World,
FIVE cents per copy, at C. C. Fighters, No. 1s1
King street.
No NAME.-A new Hat just out at
C. II. J0HNS0N'S,
oct23 No. 26s King street.
ONE OF DICKENS or Scott ) Works is present
ed to every annual subscriber to the XIX Gen.
tury. 6ct6
NEW DRY GOODS SToRE.-The splendid new
store, No. 2s1 King street. four doors below Went
worth, hitherto kept by Messrs Fogarties & Still
man, has been opened by Mr.. Alfred R, Stilliaan
on his individual account, with fresh and care
fully selected stock Of foreign and domestic dry
good, fancy goods. hosiery, notions &c. By the
encouragement in another part of to-day's NEWS,
it will be seen that MI. Stillman has made ar
rangements BY which he Is enabled to offer the
most attractive inducements to the ladies aud the
former customers OF the old firm.
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and Domestic DRY GOODS
Goods Ribbons &c. that
guaranteeing sell our Goods Tor caso city
accepts
8
which are
ngn
l. O ID f II les
Embroidered
Lacea Embroidery Department
AMI RY
yderp children
variety Mems Hall Hose superior hnesn
tn
SHAWLS
manufacture enabling US 10
sci them q possible figures
Black uOak ohn coak Black Silk Coverings
AND FANCY GOODS
Rib
wst Nuo and
Dress trimmings F Rm and other
OUR FALL AND WIN TER n STOCK
Goodsbe selections elsewhere OcI+ -mO
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JOHN s. RYAN,
.AncfInmeer

"Aucti0neer.
A UCTION SALE BY ORDER OF THE
N UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
AND DIRECTION OF THE
ASSIGNEE.
IN THE MATTER OF EMANUEL MORRIS, A
BANKRUPT, EX PARTE OSWALD REEDER-
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA-THE
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
IN BANKRUPTCY.
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NEW YoRg Herald, Times, Tribune and World,
FIVE cents per copy, at C. C. Fighters, No. 161
|
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5anrp GOODS, Cons, &r

A CELESTIAL-VOIC MUSIC BOX,
WITH BELL AND FLUTE ATTACHMENTS,
One Of the finest and sweetest toned INSTRU-
MENTS ever imported by me from Geneva, Is now
on exhibition at my Store, and the Ladies' are es-
pecially invited to call and listen to the sweet
music 1t discourses F. Won SAETEN,
No. 22e King street,
Next door to Charleston Academy Of Music.
nct23 /
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-05

Josh BllingS'S Farmer AllmindT, just pub
shed by Carleton is very pretty specimen of typOgra
ply and favorable sample of the peculiar style of min
ged wit and which Mr. Shaw has cultivated with
much zeal and we believe with practical success. To
those familiar with his writings it is hardly
necessary say that the manufacture Of burlesque
almanac with its collection Of wise saws, conundrums
domestic receipts, weather prognoscs, and historical
references has afforded him oOngenia subject, and no
has treated it with great deal Of real humor. The
humor however not in his bad spelling, which is but
cheap and CHASTITY effort at merrment unlike tho or
biography of Artemus Ward in which there was both
character and drOllery.
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TO-DAY A Romance. BY Richard b. Kimball
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1870. Paper (Carleton)