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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-11

HABEAs CoRpUs.-The question of the right
ofa magistrate not commissioned under the new law
tocommit was discussed Saturday, at one o'clock,
before Magistrates Mackey and Dingle. The former
decided against the right, and the latter for it, The
question viii be brought before Judge Carpenter.
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Estate Sale Of Plantations and Residences.
BY LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE.

~. MORROW. the 10Th day Of January 1860, will be
sold, at the Old Postoice, in Charleston hy order
OF the Devisees of John Ashe
The handsome BRICK RESIDENCE on tho north
stae o. s0nsn @ street between Meeting and King
He'n 9ne 11 ct the most desirable Dwellings, in
kitchen, carriage house and stable. The lot mea-
sures 2? Feet 10 in on front line, SO feet in on the
back line and 26s feet deep. more or less.
The THREE STORY WOODEN MANSION HOUSE
on the north side OF South Bay-street between
naeet1ng and King Streets containing twelve rooms
three piazzas, &C. On the premises are brick kitchen
carriage house and stable The lot measures g. feet
IN IA front more or less, 50 feet the back line
and 24l feet deep, more or less.
ALSO,
}. The he TWO RICE PLANTATIONS at the best pitch
Wassie." or sRetterdam" now meroed into ono
plantation, situate in st Barthoomew's Parish. COL
waters Of Pom Pon River containina ionty otHeH i4s
acres. of which 400 acres are rice land under bank
!about 2eo Of which have been planted this year,;
bounding to the north ard northwest by lands Of
estate Baynard and Edward Barnwell. to the south
on lands OF Mrs Wayne. and TO the east on said
and accommodations fer seventy or more negroes
ALSO,
Pom RIVER st. paus PARISH t5e On Viii hs pon
Plantation, containing $50 acres Of land.
Fifteen TOWN LOTS In the village o, VIII Town
The SEA ISLAND COTTON PLANTATION in st.
ton ana about miles from Ad ANS Run Depot on
the savannah and Charleston Railroad known as the
Point Place" on Toogadoo River (the residence Of
the late Col John 8. Ashe), considered one Of the
most productive and certain places the coast con.
tanning about 400 acres OF land Of which about $50
are cleared. On the place are overseer and negro
houses This place Is considered healthy t. reside
on all the year. 'N'
W ALSO
The TRACT OF LAND OR ISLAND commonly
Dssict conainne s7 e. an River
ALSO,
"Moss HILL" PLANTATION, lying in and
around Adams Run, Colleton District Containing
about 1910 acres, less. having about so 900
Pine Trees boxed bntting and boundiLg to the east
ana northeast by lands u estate Of John r. Mar
ehall and the estate Of VIM. Wi kinson to the north
Dy plantation called "veache's," owned by estate
James King, and to tho west by lards of Edward
ALSO
The TRACT OF LAND known Al, "Roxbury." st.
Pauls Parish, Colleton District, containing about
$50 acres ~
Condltions--One. third cash; balance by bond pay
ayIe IN two equal successive annual Instruments,
with interest from day Of sale, to be secured by
mortgage Of the property the city residences to be
Insured and policies assigned. Purchasers to paw
TOT all necessary pa. ers and revenue stamps
January IA tuths6 mtuthfs7ntu7
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REPORTERS CRUMBs. dit that the elisi
bly, located lot Rutledge Avenue recently sold by
Mr.. Mathewes, will be occupied by beautiful
church building which will be quite an ornament to
the fashionable west end quarter OF the city
Mr.. J. M. se gnious was elected on Saturday Cash
Bockkeeper in the First National Bank in place of
Mr.. Theodore A. Honour, who was n ade Junior
Bookkeeper.
Mr.. Riley, member OF the Hope Fire Company,
was slightly iojured at the FIRE Saturday morning
by brcks. which struck him on the head
The Etna Steam Fire Engine Company will in
stall q new pl esident ON the 14th inst.
A committee was in waiting after services on yes
terday to rent out pews aud seats in st. JOINTS Lu.
theran Church. (Dr. Bachman's); many are anxious
to sit under DR.. Hicks' ministry. The committee
will a tend again on Wednesday, at half.sast four
Pm.
The Few assessors appointed by the County Audi
tor will begin their work to-day.
Able.bodied men can get work by applying in the
basement Of the State Bank.
The Board Of Firem asters will meet on the Goth
inst. to elect clerk superintendent of engines and
pump contractor.
The Commissioners of Markets will elect various
officers on Wednesday, the Goth.
The corporation Of the French Protestant Church
will this afternoon nj O'Clock.
The street cars will await the closing OF the Thea
tire hereafter
Dr. Hicks addressed the Lutheran Sabbath School
yesterday afternoon. when there was good attend
snce Of children, teachers and others interested.
The Crib at tho sisters is still open In the after
noon TO receive visitors.
Rats gnawed the bellows OF the Unitarian Church
organ 80 badly last week that 1t could not be used
yesterday
The election for directors In the National Banks,
TO serve for the nest year, will take place Tomorrow
Large quantities OF phosphates are being brought
down daily from Jacksonboro. by the Savannah
Rairoad, and transferred from the wharf Of the com.
pany TO vessels for shipment.
number Of Norherners are seeking homes and
making Investments in Florida. Travel in that di.
rection is quite large at present.
The Alliance Israeiite UniverseIle had q pneetino
yesterday at theHebrew Hail, Bread street. but did
not conclude the business they met to arrange, ana
adjourned to meet again and finally establish the
alliance.
John Gcuidtng, the champion walker sccornplssh-
ed the numerous fsats he advertised to perfor, on
Saturday night, ut tle Adger Bulding In the Short
space OF txenty-sght ana qusrter minutes. He
nxhssst0 free tonight at same place
The snnivarssfy services ct st. Peters Csshoa,c
Church. 'colored. was conducted yestsseAy al pre-.
vtonsly sancnnced In The NEWS.
Mr. ThcEAAs u. MsGassan, lsnG knSvR In cSnaec-
toH with the wholssale trade Of this CITY, has besm
adaaitsed pextnsr In the dry goods ana olotAin9
hcuse " n, pAsss d 90. ssg, yss Z II
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. thanks are due
Messrs. Donny 4 Perry. printers and stationers,
Meetng-street, opposite the Charleston Hotel, for
valuable public documents.
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CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, 81 pei
pound. at Wilson's Grocery, southeast corner Society
and Anson streets. Goods delivered Free
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The BANK OF THE STATE.-The Phoenix, OF
Saturday. has the following paragraph 'Ihe man
daus in the of the Bank of the State is set for
hearing on Thursday 14th instant Bon. w. F.
Wording of Beaufort. has been appointed to act as
Judge in the case"
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COTTON FOR LIVERPOOL. .-Messrs. w. B.
Smith Co. cleared on Saturday last the ship Owego
for Liverpool, with cargo of 1882 bags sea island
and 2709 bales OF upland cotton
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DON'T FORGET that Dowie & Noises Drug Store
is the place to find &C Hoods Sovereign Balm" the
only sure cure for Coughs. They have the genuine
article direct from the manufactures.
December 80 Wfm6
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In AN OBITUARY. NOTICE OF the late Colonel
Hamilton, published last week in The NEWS, several
sad blunders were committed by the types. The
most annoying mistake the substitution of the
word "d!scretion" for obstruction"
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WILmUHs d. sssm. es#s
REAL RgTATE BROKERs a AUCFsoNERRs.
NO. W BroeA ssxeee. Chaxaeseos. d. o.
BeErow and loan naunay, attend TO coaiscaaea ea
I. Ju1y 10 iB sS3 y /; IS ~ Hat 4 n nnSrsao,o
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UNITED STATES COURT. Tho petit jury, dis
charged last Wednesday, will attend the court to-
day. when the judge will listen to issues in bank.
ruptcy.
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ATTENTION is directed to change of schedule
of the steamer Pilot Boy. of the Charleston and sa-
vannah Steam Packet Line 1t will be observed that
that the steamer includes Edisto in her route The
new arrangement goes into operation on Thursday,
the 14th instant.
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PERsoNAL.-Genoral W. T. Bennett, Internal
Revenue Supervisor for South Carolina. George W.
Mason, Esq, of the Postoface Department, Dr. M. K
Hogan. recently appointed to succeed Colonel Low
on the commission on planters bonds, and c. @.
Leary, Esq, of the'Ncw York and Charleston Steam
ship Line, are at the Charleston Hotel.
E. P. Lucas, Esq, of the Darlington Democrat, is
at the Pavilion
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BUs1N Ess NOTICES.

FIVE HUNDRED PAIRS WINDOW SHADES Of tn
latest patterns. just received at Klnsman's.
January II
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LADIES' LUNCH AT K1NsMAN's SALooN.-Oys
ers in every STYLE Mince pies. fresh daily Hot COT
fee and chocolate at all hours. Ice cream ever,
day.
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Rev. r. P. CUTLEn.-This able and eloquent
minister preached yesterday at the Unitarian Church.
Archdalestreet. He took for his text the following
verse Of Scripture: "Whom the Lord loveth he chas-
teneth;" and delivered very interesting and in
structive discourse. Mr.. Cutler, who is filling the
Unitarian pulpit this city for the present. is prac
tced and accomplished speaker, and writer of more
than ordinary ability.
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CATHEDRAL CHAPEL, QUEEN-sTRET.-At an
election held yesterday after SERVICE for vest1y of
St Johns Chapel, the following gentlemen were re-
elected to serve for the ensuing year: John Mckee
gan, Thomas O'Brien, John F. O'Neill, Horny F.
Baker. M. P. O'Connor, Ber nard O'Neill M. w. st.
Amand, Themas c. Ryan and John Dougherty.
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DRUGGIST AND DAPOTHECARY.-Mr.W w. T.. Linn,
an experienced druggist, who has been for several
years chief clerk at the we'll known apotheoary
tablishment of Mes E. H. Kel1ers Co., No. 1871
Meeting-sTeet, has opened drug store on his own
account at the corner Of Cannon and
which will bs great convenience to the people Of
that neighborhood.
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The GOLDEN GUN new lot Of directly i'm
ported hardware is advertised at the Golden Gun In
Kingstreet, where Mr.. Samuel r. Marshall has his
establishment Good gums are among the many
valuable articles in the list of stock For details see
advertipr1..ont.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTION SALE THIS DAY.

CAMPBELL, KNOX & Co. will sell at 10 o'clock.
at their auction house, Rasolstreet, shoes, dry
goods, SC.
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MEETINGS THIS EVENING.
Catholic Institute. at O'clock.
German Fusilier Society, at o'clock.
Orange Lodge. at Z o'clock precisely.
French Protestant Church, at O'Clock.
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Sundries, TO pay Freight and Storage and other
Expenses.
by LAUREY Il ALEX
House and Lot in Elizabeth street.
BY WARDTAW & CAREW

VIII be sold on TOMORROW, 18th Instant at If
streets,
!, A HOUSE AND LOT, No. Elizabeth-street, on
the west side, two doors north of Calhoun. The
DWe!nng contains four rooms, with piazza on the
south. Ihereis also kitchen With necessary out
pundlngs The Lot measures 80 feet inches 'front.'
Ierc4s-One-third cash; the balance in one and
Two years, with mortgage secuted by the property
purchaser to pay w. & c. for the papers.
January IL fn,tua
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UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, SOUTH CAROLINA DIS
TRIcT-N EQUITY.
James Dunlop and Thomas W. McCance u.s.
William B. Means and james AZ. Rhett-
Decree for Foreclosure.
w. Y. LEITCH & R. s. BRUINS.
AuctiOneers
BY virtue of ecree Of Sale to me directed in the
nsre y or sne a9n M bfSa9 Judge Of
trict aforesaid will expose for sale at public auc-
ton at the Old Exchange east end Of Broad-street.
tssfn ssst PGASTA1iea SaSSr Il IN OR TRACT OF LAND
said State. measuring and containing eleven hun
dred and sixty five acres, less; butting and
bounding north by lands of Nathaniel Hayward,
known as Lavtngton Is and, and lands of R. B. Rhett
called Dranefeld; east by Lalio Greek, and lands
now or late of H. l.. Toomer; south by lands of Ro-
oeTt Chisolm, ana west by lands of Haskell Rhett
nually. to be secured by bond of the purchaser,
pay he United States Marshal for all necessary papers
and stamps. j. P. NJ. EPPlNG,
United states Marshal. for South Carolina District
-a""asg Ia th3m1
UNITED STATES MAHSHAL's SALE.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, SOUTH CAROLINA
D1srRIcT-N EQUITY.
Dunlop Moncure & Go. Us. Martin l.. Halkins,
Trustee, and Thomas e. iScreuen-Decree
for Foreclosure.
w. Y. Y.LEITCH & II. s. BRUINS.
AuctfOneers.
BY virtue of Decree OF Sale to me directed In the
above case, by the Hon. George 8. Bryan, Judge
Of the District Court of the United tstes for the
District aforesaid will expose for sale at public
auction at the Old Exchange, east end OF Broad
street. THIS DAY. the Ilth day of January, 1869,
at IL O'Clock A. NJ,
All that TRACT OF LAND. In Prince will,sm.s
Parish. In tic District of Beaufort, called ROSE
$500 acres more or less. Butting and bounding to
te Dorh on lands Of William Elliott; to the east on
lands OF Thomas M. Hanckel known as Twicken.
ham, to the south the lands of the estate Of Thos
Fuller ard DR.. Henry T,ller and to the west on the
Sheldon Road.
Terms--One-third cash; and the balance on Gre
dit Of one end two years. with interest," payable an
nualy, to be secured by bond Of the purchaser and
mortgage Of the premises sold. Purchasers to pay
the United States Marshal for all necessary papers
and stamps IL NJ RIPPING.
January IL th3m1
Desirable Residence adjacent to South Carolina
Railroad Workshop, in Columbus-street.
w. Y. LEITCH & H.. 8. BRUINS.
AucttOneers.
viii be sold TOMORROW, 18th instant, at the Old
Postoff1ce, at IL O'Clock,
That desirable two story WOODEN DWELLING
and outbuildngs. situated in Columbus-street, op.
House contains square rooms and piazza. Lot
measures 81 feet, by 100 in depth, more or less
Terms-One-haH cash; balance in one year. with
interest secured by bond and mortgage OF the prem
ises; property to be insured and policy assigned.
Purchaser to pay us for papers and t,1nps.
January IL
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Auftion Sales.

UNITED STATES MANsMAL'ss slLE.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA SOUTH CtROLINA DIS
TRICT-IN EQUITY.
James Dunlop and Thomas W. AcCdnce Sur
rioors. us Nathaniel Ueyward-Dccyec for
Foreclosure
w. Y. LEITCH & II. s. BRUINS.
BY virtue of Decree Of Sale to me dire ted in tho
above case by the Hon George S. Bryan, Judge
OF the District Court OF the United statos for the
Dist'ict aforesaid. will expose for SALE at pub.
hc Auction, at he Old Exchange, east end of Broad
1862 at IL o'clock, A. Nj.
All that PLANTATION called RESERVE GROVE,
situate on the waters of Combahee River measuring
and containing two hundred and fifty (25C) acres; !;
William H. Hayward, cal the Grove" and south
and east by lands Of James b. Hayward called
"Myrtle Grove"
All that PLANTATION called "THE HUGHES"
situate on tie waters Of COmbahee River measuring
and containing one hundred and fifty Q5O) acres; ;
butting and bounding north and east by lands OF
William II. Hayward, called the "Pnes," south aud
west by Folly Creek.
All that PLANTATION called "CIARKs" s;tuate,
on the waters of tine COmbahee River, measuring
and containing five hundred t5OO acres; butting and
bounding north by lands of Zaher. east by lands Of
". o. p. Bellnger, and south and ives, by lands of
the Charleston and Savannah Railroad Company,
called "Whitehau.'
Terms-One-third cash and the balance on q cre-
dit CT one and two years. with interest payable an
nualy, to be secured by bond Of the purchaser and
mortgage Of the premises sold. Purchaser to pay
stamps. T. p M EPpING
United States Marshal for South Carolina District
January II tuthsthm5
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FIFTY FOURTH ANNIVERSARY OF DIR. BAcH
MAN's.-Rev. W. w. Hicks, D. D., late elected assis
tant pastor of the Erglish Lutheran Church. preach
cd most eloquent and appropriate sermon yester-
day, on the f fourth anniversary Of DR. Bachman q
ministerial services in that church. His text was
taken from the 18th chapter of Exodus the th
verse: "And it came to pass when Moses held up
his hand, that Israel prevailed; and when he let
down his hand, Amalek prevailed"
We should perhaps do the eloquent divine injus-
tce by anything like attempt to sketch the SER
mon, even to transfer the most eloquent and
striking passages to paper To be appreciated in all
its force and power, it should be heard The coca.
zion was one of deep interest and impressive solem.
nifty, which was felt and exhibited by all. both
preacher and congregation.
His illusions to the aged pastor who had faith
fully and effectively administered the word of life
to this people for the last half century, were touch
ingy pathetic, and brought tears to many an eve
unused to the merJIng mUuo. Tho sra-oyara vr
memory gave up its dead, and the mind OF many
travelled back TO other times which now lie moulder
Ing beneath the mossy tombstones OF the unfor-
gotten past And there stood their Noses tottering
and feeble with age whose hands they had held up,
and who haa led them from Bethel to Jericho, and
from Jericho they were approaching Jordan
The house was densely crowded. and the eloquent
speaker did full justice to the solemn and impres.
sive occasion, holding the 1apt attention of his
audience from beginning to end. The battle of
Rephidim between Israel and Amalek was striking
y portrayed as representing the battle between the
church and its enemies of the present day.
At the close of the sermon. DR.. Bachman delivered
his fty-fourth anniversary discourse which was re
pete with touching pathos faithful exhertaten and
fatherly advice, He spoke of the triump march
Tn thorp ,1,okiN
membership Of forty millions, perhaps as many as
all other Protestant denominations combined In
the recent erection Of monument to Luther at
Worms. the whole Protestant world sympathized
with the movement, and, to great extent aided in
Its accompli shment In conclusion, he paid merit
ed compliment to the assistant pastor and said that
he was the man Of his own choice and that the con-
gregation had unanimously confirmed his selection.
It is no mean honor to bs worthy of the mantle of
Bachman and may the assistant pastor be the Elisha
upon whom it may fall.
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OTrO son STAG.
DYER AND SEQ OURER.

S14A Market-ssrect, between Nang amsa
5St'e ATchaalo-streeaS. f~ 5,I \ 4,
diATp COATS. VESTS. PANTS AlsD HATS
Dyed. Cisanea ana Pressed. ,s II.
NovAsnDer "a y5 ssssaa,sos
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The LATE Rev. BASIL MANLY, d. D.-A dis
course commemorative of this distinguished Baptist
divine was preached at the First Baptist Church
yesterday afternoon by Rev. W. j. Hard, of Augusta
Ca, contemporary and personal friend of the de-.
ceased. Notwithstanding the unfavorable weather
large congregation attended, and the impressive ser
vices of the occasion united in with heartfelt
emotion by many who had been accustomed to cit
under the mnistration of the eloquent and venera-
Ole man. whose services and virtues were go eelingy
and truthfully portrayed by the friend of his youth
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a. R H AT ATTR A OTTO N
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-08-13
OR. JOHN BULL,
Manufacturer and Vendor of the Celebrated
SAIITH'S TONI SYRUP.
FOR THE CURE OF
Ag(DlS ND I2l3VBR
Chill Z s AND HHV3A

The proprietor of this celebrated medicine justly
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for week or two after the disease has been checked
more especially in difficult and long standing
Usually this medicine will not require any aid to
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taken three or four doses of the Tonic. single dos
efBULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS vii
be sufficient
DIR. JOHN BULLS Principal Office:
10. 40 Fifth, Cross Street,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
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VIM. Root 6 Sons Column.
DIR. JOHN BULL IS
GREAT REM e DIES.
BULLS CEDRON ISITTERS
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Stony Point, White Co., Ark, May 30 1866.
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