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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-25

The SUPREME COURr.-The Supreme Court
Of the state assembled yesterday morning In
the Equity Court room for the pupose OF hear
ing the Charleston cases on the April docket
not disposed OF at the ADril torn of the Court
Obi Il Justice Moses and Associate Justice Viii.
lard were present.
The case Of Henry Tresoot. Registrar of
Mesne Conveyance. ads the State OK rela-
tione the Attorney General, came up for hear
ing This Sc al action which was nearo before
Judge Carpenter on q quo soorranto, involving
the right to the Office of the Registrar Of
Mesne Conveyance. Messrs. w. II. Trescot
and e. McOrady, Jr., were heard for the appel.
LIANT, anA the Attorney General, d. 81. Cham
lain. for the appellees.
The case Of j. P. Deveaux va. Rowena
CLARK and others, also came up. MIR. r.
DE Treville appearing for the appellant. aud
Messrs. Macbeth and Buist and Slmons & Sieg-
ling for the appeiieess. The court was occu-
pied with the hearing OF this case until the
hour Of adjournment.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-CmEF JUS
TIcE CHASE PREsIDMa.--The court opened at
10 O'Clock yesterday morning, Chief Justice
Chase and Judge Bryan on Che bench.
The jurors for the CIRCUIT Court were dis
missed, to appear on Friday next at 10 A. M.
Tho jurors for the United States District court
willnot be needed until the 14th OF June.
The Admiralty Appeal Docket having been
taken mp, the court proceeded with the case Of
the United States vs. two hundred and Afty
| hogsheads Of molasses, &c., cargo OF the
| schooner Aid, condemned for violation OF the
| revenue laws.
District Attorney Corbin and Mesars. R. s,
Duryea and J. B. Campbell appeared for the
| government. and Messrs. James Conner and
A. G. Magrath for the egent Of the cargo
MIR. F. P. Salas, OF the firm Of Salas & Co. This
case involves an amount Of some 41s. 500, the
proceeds Of the cargo. when sold and paid into
the registry of the court to await q decision.
Judge Bryan gave decree in favor of the gov
ernment, and an appeal was taken to the
Circuit Court.
Mr.. Oorbin read the evidence taken in the
District Court, and opened the argument for
the government.
Counsel for Salas & %. stated that they
would not introduce any testimony, but pro-
| posed to ask the instructions Of the court upon
the questions involved. and to rest their case
| entirely upon propositions Of law.
The case was then argued at considerable
length by Messrs. Msgrath & Conner for the
appellants. and by Mr.. R. 8. Duryea for the
| government. &4
The court reserved it's decision.
The case Of the steamship Moneka vs.. Rioh-
ard Arnold. libel for damages for three horses
killed or disabled In transitu from New York TO
Charleston, was then taken up.
MIR. Conner appeared for appellant. Messrs.
A. Il. Brown and r. 8. Duryea for appellee.
Mr.. Conner opened and concluded his arRu-
medt, after which the court adjourned.
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Clothing, Dry Goods, Ssrdw Goods, Counters
4ho1p Gases. dc.

CE0sHsHy, OTy O00dS, StFdW GOODS, C0uHteF5,
Shosp Cases, dc.
BY MILES DRAKE.
TOMORROW, at 10 O'Clock, will sell at nv
store: corner Of King and Liberty streets,
LINE OF SEAHONABLE CLOTHING.
CONsIsrINa OF:
i ID Waite LINEN Eiftts -
90 Cashmere and Linen Vests :,
2SO pair CASHMERE, Linen and Cottopade Pants
k1eces HprAgue, Manchester and Pacific Prints
/ White Goods. Printed Lawn, Grenadiile. Lenos.
/ Berege White and Colored Shirts. Beinap shirt.
Lndles' ana Gents Assorted Hosiery, Neckties.
60 dozen Mems and Boys Leghorn and Panama
&C - 80 Ma ~
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a MATCH GAME Of base bali will be played
TINS afternoon between the Franklin and
Hunkeydory Base Bali Clubs, both juniors.
Inc game will be played at the end OF Broad
street, and will be called at one O'Clock.
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LMraovEMENrs IN Kn small
8a-fasbioned store in King-street, opposite
asel. occupied by Mr.. P. sshuckmann, ,is being
zen down. aud will be replaced by large
Pm front building, with all the modern i'm
pvements. II the other one story building
zs TO tho one being pulled down could be
fved in the same way, ana Q new store built
ate place, the whole line Of the King-strees
pres would be greatly improved In appear
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THE WONDERFUL FAMILY MEDK.
THE ASTONISHING
d is In f ECTANT.

EaIoRY coILEaE, OXFORD. Ga. December 2S. 1868.
Prof. DARBY. Dear Str avipg NOT been en-
gagged for many years In tho active duties OF the
Medical profession. am only superAcall, aequaiut-
ed with tho ola'ms ef your prophymctc Fluid but
am we'll acquainted with its chemical elerp ents
Whise therefore. I ,annot speak experimentally of
the value 9tsne compound We. the d,s,nfeotng and
therapeutic properties OF the agents oyed in its
composition, together with the well known reputa-
ton u ITS disooverer az chemist, authorize me
regard tts merit as OF high order; the whole it
must be considered valuable contribution to the
class Of articles to whioh 1t beie ngs.
Those views, may add, are sustained by the testa-
!nooy OF many cvmpetent Judges who have tested
It's properties. Believe me, dear sir.
Yours, respectfully.
A. MEANS, II. D., LII. D.
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Estate Sale, By Order Execwrix- -Tbrrs,s;F
formerly Care,o's Steam Sap NILS, soutls-
wcst corner Washington and Chapel sxests.'
opposite Northeasssrn Railroad Conspanv
BY ALONZO J. WHITa 4 SON

On THURSDAY, the 27th instant, at IL o,oleos AZ
the Old Postoface, foot Of Broad sxeet. viii be
sold, ~ 70 ,
That extensive aud valuable PROPERTY. situat,
at the southwest corner OF Washngton and ChaneI
streets. Wen known as lORRS'a, and formerly e!
Carews Steam saw Mills, wntn Engine Nachinarv
&c Lots measure on Washington-street 271 feets On
Chapestreet 2i0 feet; west 192 feet: on eotis
line 2oo feet be the said dimensions or less.
ALSO, A
That MUD OR MARSH LOT opposite to Lots above
described lying on east side Of WAshineton-street.
measuring 80 feet lnches front on Wash,nrton.
e steet a;s an a. in depth IS feet nohes norb line
elevated bridge or Flip over Wash ngton street. corr
venlent access to and from mill property to sid mud
water lot -, - -t-1.. . 80 >
All Of the above property particularly dslineatsd
by description plat made bv MessrH. Hume ana /.
Tenaent. Surveyors. which will be sold together in.4
Guiding Engine Machinery. &C.. in said ai7l House.
Inc above property is admirably adopted for ohos.
phate or Other manufacturing purposes. Purchasers
are invited to examine property and piat m 4
oonditions-one-ffth @ cash; balance payable in
one two, three and four years, secured by bond:
bearing interest at the rate OF per cent pays6iel
sem.-annually; mortgage Of the entire property :
sold; buildings to be insured and policy ASSIGNED.
Purchaser TO pay for requisite and sufcient titios,
May IS tbs4 tuuv,ha >
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Aurtiun Sales

Strips, Hams, Shoulders, &s.
JEFFORDS e. 90.
VIII een TH,a Day. In front OF shoir storps Nos IL
and 10 Venduo Rango. at o'o.ock
26O0 pounds CHOI Il STRIPS
800 Choice \. O. Hams
eco ChoiOo Bright shoulders
boxes smoked Joles
80 boxes Ctoice New Goshen ChoasA
rs Atkins Choice New Butter
so tubs New York state butter
20 boxes Obacoo
100 bbls Fine and Extra Flo1,r
100 tubs Extra and Leaf I,1u
76 bOxee No. Sonp
40 sicks Choice Bio Uoffee
40 bbls. Light Brown sugar
May as
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HorM4 AaRrvA1s. MAY M.--Pnuuion Hotel
T. Peudarvis. SummerviIle; Mp. Dutton
tssnaship Sea Gull; g. P, Brown, Baltimore;
y. y. Thcaron, City. g9. ss
Charleston Hotel--D. Callahan, Savannah;
fohn a. Morosc. City; John McCuliough, New
York; J. b. Lamar. Savannah; n. Craven, New
kcEk; w. @. Moan. Baltimore; ., e.. Fisx-.
batrick, Rlohard NJ. Crsyton. New York; John
7yhAdvick, Wsdmalaw; p. A., Hendrix, Balu-
|hore; T. J. Robsstson, Columbia; WI. Y. TAy-
2pe, wise and ohsId, Philadelphia; ~. b. Kss.
2haw. Camden; W.. W. Gwlss. J. II. Tspasy,
5E1teAigan; y. anivsly, Pittsburg. a$1'E;sg sfh
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Vim. @. Whilden vs. James b. Sanders ct al
Decree for Foreclosure.
BY A. G. McGILLIVRAY.
AUct10necr.
Under the Decree OF the Court Of Common Pleas for
this COUNTY. will sell, at public auction 30 the
niSnsst In s!D bidder ct the Old Postofaoe. ON the
All that LOT OF LAND. with the Buiidings there.
On situate lying and being on the north side Of "a
noat AnoW Spring. street. In Cannonsboro, Charles.
lands OF the TO the south on Elliott
street Aforesaid, east lands OF Mr. seabrook and
vest un fesAs 4{, Msleas measuring, oostain,
i1g front and back by three hun,
dred and nineteen tSi0t fest deep. IN. Gs..' n
. .Terms--One-half cash; remainder In one year. to
be secured by bond bearing interest at the rate Of
Per cent. nom day Of sale. and mortgage Of the
ed. Purchaser to pay tor stampa and papers. -
4 eA iSA lef e. w. n. MACKEY.
May 90 af'!2tN kuA ss g. G. g.
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CURES BURNS. WOUNDS. sr1Nas, sc.

CURES BURNS. WOUNDS, sTIN as, &c.
ALABAMA INSANE HOa.iTAI.. !
TUsCAL.ooSA Decemhes a. 1868.
Mesars: JOHN DARBY & Co., No. leG Wilix m street.
New York:
Gentlewen--I received your circulars OF the l, til
instant asking an expression or opnlon from me as
to the merits OF your Prophylactio Fluid. The pre-
paratlon has been generally used by the prOfes-
sion and public at large, and universally eseem-
3D. that 1t seems to me to need no further recon-
mendati0n.
AS deinfectsnt and remedial agent too, when in.
dicatd, It s not excelle BY any similar preparation
We use permeanganio preparations very extensively
IN this hospital, and could not do without them.
consider yours tue best and most elegant prepara-
ton of the kind manufactured.
Respectfully yours, &o.,
p. BRICE, NJ. D.,
sup't and Physician Alabama Insane Hospital
DOWIN g. NOISE,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
May 25 tuthsSmos Agents for South Carolina.
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Tobacco, 8c
BY II. & A. P. CALDWELL.

BY Il. u A. II. tALDWELL.
THIS DAY, the 25th instant will be sold, bsfor,
our Store at alf-past 8 O'Clock.
IA boxes MANUFAOi URAD TOBACCO
16O Dry Salted -houdo
90 barrels Plckled Beef
so boxes Adamantine Candies
as tubs Extra Lard
80 barrels Flour.
Conditions cash. Mav az
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THE 19rH CEFrUEY.-The Hrst number Of
this new Southern magaElne will be issued ON
tho Hrst OF june, and has an attractive table
Of contents. Among the prominent articles
arc: The Blockade Runners OF the Conledera-
cy; My Friends Revenge. true story Of the
Fest India Mutiny; Shouldss 10 shoulder; Re-
niniscanees of Conf fedoeats aCasnps ana Fields.
by pssscnns; AOont Noses; ana There as also
Aer.cnlturai end scientiAc departmsnts, passes
~ bootn. ana fis8ooty-srsphs from 4 ChAscosi
Gallery Ethiopian Eloquence on d Bender Y
profussly nldstrated. Ths spropristors say:
.'1.he 10Th Century speaks FOR ITSELF Il is the
aim OF tho publishers 10 make assprightly, VI
vacious and entertaining Margarine. The assi-
eles are shoSt, pithy. pleasing varied. and there
ere NO continued stories. u is q HouthSrn
enterprise, and we have faith enough IN our
people 70 believe that they viii lend encour-
sgement to southern hterAture. Yearly SUBJ
scription % 10;s single Numbers 81 GENTS; poat-
age only two -cenis q numbsr. Address all
eonnuni6a to y. q. Ds Eontains. Bust.
nsss MaMaRsr 10Th Century Pablishing sCo.n-
pony, Charleston, q. o. ", y .s9 sss6S " 'las,A
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Auftiea Salfs.

Huft1ea Sales.
~. ,>'-'>>~~~1>~'"'>' '"'~-~"'--~---~~o>>~,~>->>,.
""o"Sd'rs, Home. Strips, But,er, 'keese.
AlFCkE e ~CHA, HTE
WILL seii at their Stores. No. LAB and lA5 Feat Bay
THd soao n DY at qnartSr before 10 o'oleoa, a. NJ.
2t00 Ounds 'sgRed Hams
500 pounds Extra saoon strips
70 packages New g 'tter
80 boxes state and Dairy Cheese
26 tuos Extra Lard
90 8ac Q Good Rio Coffee
loco pounds D. &. shoulders
Candles. Vinegar, soused Pigs Foot Picked DoeSs
tongues. &c. so. Msy W
Positive Sale.
BY Il. MI. CATER.
Will be sold THIS DAY. ON Browns wharf. st three.
quartors past o'clock,
oS oos FLOUR. now landing
shls Molassos
40 tubs LAID
20 tubs Butter
Lot Sssn. epsn or1chesy-plates. Bowls. Ewers and
Conditions cash. MAYOR
Tongues, Butter, Hams, Shoulders. Beef. EN,sssS
Bags, &c., DO.
BY LAUREY & ALEXANDER.
THIS DAY. 2sth inst. win be sosd before our store.
8 bbls. sMOKRD ToNauEs
pbis. new Hams
200 bright shoulders
10 tcs. Beef
800 empty Corn Sacks
IL boxes Olives
25O tbs Sause2es
2T6 roams Wrapping Paper, &C., &c.
Conditions cash. Nav 1k
Ladies' Trimmed Hats, Men's Assosted Fsn
! Hats, Dry Goods, Hosiery Pocked 6ooks,
&C.
BY JOHN G.. MTLNOR Il co.
THIH DAY 25th inst, at 10 O'CLOCK We win ae AZ
CUR 4ucti n n salesroon, No. 1876 Mee,ing-street,
| MISSES NATALIE HATS Pearl Norms Milan
Rel'e. Satin Natalie. attn sultans, -even-end Faw1.
| Pedal Ia Rue .undowns. Trim ned Assorted Bon
nets, Clildre g Jolly Chip sunshine, Ohildrens.
straw saS, s Js% e Venus and Norms Hats. Mons AZ:
Books. *laek Alpaoas Grenadines Nainsook and
India Null Muslns. Dott d Swiss. Printed PSques.
White Barego shaws. Lace Shawls, Hoop Hkirts
Due and Brown shlrttng. Brown Tabling Diaper.
l04 and ia Marseilles Quilts, Umbrellas, Heavy
Silk Mits, &C., &c.
| ON ACCOUNT OF ALL CONOERNED, ONE BALE
| 7-8 DArE>vLLE sHEErING. tdamaged)
Conditions cash. NAV az
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Nev Butter.
BY HENRY CWBIA g. co.
THIS DAY, at half-past Q O'Clock in front CT our
Store. viii he cold.
i6 tubs NEW BUTTER
CONDITIONS cash. May Is
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ARADE or THE CosMr STAR COMPANY, no. s
PIoaED. )-Ths organisation, composed Of
ae Of the best oolored men in the city, pa-
ed through the pEincipas streets yesterday
ernoon, with their engine tassefully deco.
ed with Artificial flowers They looked well.
'nd their quiet dsmeanor elicited compliment
4r7 remarks from ths citizens. They gave an
hteftatnment In the evening, and enjoyed
eenseives hugely. Their famons. drum corps
)As cut In full uniform. ;.,
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REfoMHEHsg ~ CtUarss. Committees 81 Stae
various lodges met last night v aiscuss plsns
Tor . Masonic fair. y. b. ,sss z 4 }. 7sFr
81 A boz ar ccnsentsatcd Ire, containing ono
hundred peasdssts y Ut tho GuAsahouse await
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OPEN IN VIOLATION OF LAVA number of
grocery store-keepers were up before the Mayor
yesterday for selling their goods on Sunday.
Doubtless they supposed that the law allowing
Ece cream saloons and fruit stores to keep open
Rn that day extended to them. This is not the
lace sI7%st' ~ .I II, ,Y IF .,. i7-- 4, n.
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CoNTrNEhTALs.-At meeting Of the Cont
ental fire and military organization. held o.
aturday evening, the following were electe
Ulcers Of the military branch:
GEORGE A. RICHMOND. Captain.
= N. B. Read. First Lieutenant.
A. e. PHILLIPr, Second Lieutenant.
B. W. MANNING. Third Lieutenant
A. b. MnLEK. Orderly Sergeant. @ "
JAMES HOGAN, Second Sergeant.
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DEATH OF AN ORD RnrNrnR.-Mr. Barnard
Levy died in this, city yesterday, at the ad-
fvanced age of eighty-one years. He was one
Eof the Oldest members OF the GRE It here, but
had not been at the case since before the war.
Jdr. Levy was employed during his time by
hfessrs. Thomas Miller, Hoff. phinney and
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TIE CRoPs.--The- following extract from q
'letter dated at f'eadleton. 8. c., May "a, has
'been furnished us "Mr. A. has planted or ia
planting most Of his cotton land in corn. It
Peems that we will never have warm weather;
there was Fl 'st yesterday morning. Mr. @.
has planted all his cotton land in corn except
twenty eight acres, after he had planted it
Wice in cotton. No one has stand. plant
ID mine over on Monday and Tuesday last
seems to &e as fast as it comes up"
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MAYORS CoURr, MAY 24.--The following
cases. including offences committed on satur-
day and Sunday, were disposed Of yesterday
morning: 81 All .,sjS
John Robinson, colored, for stealing from
the money drawer Of Messers. Hart q Co.,
King street, was turned over to magistrate
for commitment.
Prince Moore. colored. for disordsrly conduct
in Mr. f. Al Fuller's yard, Calhoun street was
fined 45, which he paid. asts Ill
Primus rinmons and Jane Ladson, ,coiored
for fighting In Lynch, near Beaufain street,
fned Is each, which they could not raise and
were ''sent up.''
Philip and Sarah Geddis, coiored. for assaul-
ting Detective Coates In the discharge OF his
duty, wore reSerrod to . magistrate.
Samuel Hasel, oolored, Tor entering the
premises Of Mary Jackson. oolored. in Calhoun
street, and beating and assaulting her with q
knife. was referred TO . magistrate.
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TIE TonNADo.-'The wind storm, which was
Experienced here on Saturday afternoon last.
pas been felt extensively along the coast to the
forth Of this point. and Captain Dutton, OF the
teamship Sea Gull, from Baltimore, at this
Place yesterday. reports taking heavy blow
ON north northeast between Capes Hatteras
pad Lookout, which lasted during the night,
lowing strongest between one and two, Sun
ay morning, accompanied by. rain and much
Ca. n %G4 81
The steamship G. W. Everman, at thia place
rom Philadelphia yesterday, took gale at
* forty-fave P. M. saturday, off Cape HATTIE
As, the wind being much Of the time from
Prth northwest, blowing with great violence,
3eoompanied by hail, rain and lightning.
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Land and City Property for Sale.
4FIRST CLASS CITY RESIDENCES, to 12

II
Third % Class sS olss hes'afh' sto Ito g Aooms
4. svaluable Building Lots, on Main street,
5. 10 Lots, in other parts of the city,
6. Large Lots in Waverley,
z. IA Tracts ofLand, within miles Of Columbia,
from ten acres to ], 900,
s. The Hopkins T. O: Plantation, 1,4so acres,
Q. 2, ,422 acres, near Kingsyle, one of the best
cotton and stock plantations in the country,
10. Other Plantations in Richland-some OF
them very desirable,
II. 10000 acres in Edgefield-several tracts,
IL. Mill and Planting Property in Lexington,
13. $4,000 acres in Charleston-phosphate and
other Lands,
IA. $500 acres Farming Lands in Fairfield,
Is. ZOO acres near Grecnvill Court House,
16. 5000 4" in Laurens-s several tracts,
II. 1000 I" in Kershaw,
is. 1900 " in Marlboro-a No. place,
~. PIG &C in York-rich in gold,
20. Fine Plantations in Abbeyille.
21. $4,000 acres OF Land in Florida.
Parties desiring to purchase or sell property,
will find it to their interest to consult with We
have correspondents in New York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore, to which points we are constantly
sending descriptive lists of property for sale.
March GIBBES & THOMAS.
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Ego and 1cho. ~
asked Of Echo t'otber day q E
tWhose words are few and often funny)
What to q question she should say s.
OF courtship, love and matrimony?
Quoth Echo plainly; 'sMatter o'money."
Whom should marryp should it be
A, dashing damsel. gay and pert
A pattern Of consistency,
Or selfish mercenary fiirtl
Quoth Echo sharply: "Nary firt."
What if, weary of the strife
That long has lured the gay deceiver,
She promised to amend her life,
And sin no more; can believe her?
Quoth Echo with decision: "Leave her. "
But if some maiden with heart
On me should venture to bestow it,
Pray should act the wiser part,
To take the treasure or forget it?
Quoth Echo very promptly: $50 it."
But what if seemingly afrslid
To bind her fate in Hymen's fetter,
She VOWS she means to die maid,
In answer to my loving letter.
Quoth Echo very coolly: "Let her."
What, if in spite of her disdain,
/ find my heart entwined about
With Cupid's dear, delicious chain,
So closely that can't get out?
Quoth Echo, laughingly: "Get out"
But if some maid with beauty blest,
AS pure and fair as Heaven can make her,
Will share my labor and my rest,
Till envious death shall overtake her?
Quoth Echo (soho Uoce:) ''Take her."