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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-15
In Mem oriani.
CONSERVATIVES.

Al u meeting of the Charleston Hook and
Ladder Company, No. ., he'll At their hall on the
evening of November S, 1869, the following pre-
amhlc and resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Again has the fell archer, Death, visited our
ranks AMI taken from amongst us, in the prime OF
their manhood and usefulness, our brother fire.
mcn, Messrs GEORGE KRusE and j. G. GILBERT,
whose devotion TO this company for many years
was always earnest, and 10y us warmly appreci.
atcd. They were goOd ircmcn, warm friends and
cheerful companions. They died as they lived,
honest and upright men. Therefore, be it
rs0tred, That Whilst bOwing with humble sub.
mission 10 the will of Almighty God, L. may ,u.
permitted us to place on record an expression nf
tile loss we have sustained, and To drop tear to
the memory of our departed comrades.
ReSotird, That this company deeply lament the
death of our brother ;remen, McsSrs. KRtTSE and
GILBElsT, cnlcarch to nS us they were by the
strongest lies 0f association and friendship.
Resolved, That u blank page i'm our minute
book he dedicated 10 their memory and Inscribed
with their names.
Rcso!ntd, That we wear the usual badge Of
mourning at our next parade.
Let'p!nf1, That we tender 10 the widows OF our
and sympathy III their sad bereavement
Rcs0fgPd, That these proceedings be published
IN THE NEWS and Courier, and a copy be sent to
the WIDOWS OF The deceased by our secretary.
GEO. hcLAIN, Secretary II. & T.. No. 2.
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Colorcd Conservation.
TO THE EDITORS or THE NEWS.

TO TIE EDITORS or TIIH NEWS.
have recently noticed several attacks made upon
Our action in forming cnb for the purpose OF TAX
ing care Of our own true interests, Il MI releasing
0urcty from the rules Of these Radicals. We are
all natives Of Charleston, and have all our lives
known our own people, aud are well aware that
who have come here only since the war. whose
only hope of making u living lies in political en-
element AMI an naQuict state Of Sucicty. And the
party who has attacked us through The Mission
AIRY tr) Record. the 50 called Reverend X. H. Cain
himself, is only one of the same nivcnturcrs al.
lu,,cd 10, brought forward here only by political
disturbances, like mud from The bottom of Il dis.
tnrl'ci p0nl. Ills harcfaccd hypocrisy il well
known In all Of the colored men of Charleston
anu although calling Himself minister of the
Gospel, his wilfu falschoo,s prove him to be more
properly minister Of Satan.
Now we have undertaken 10 aid the white men
of our native city in releasing i, from the cui ichcs
Of the convicted fclons and unprincipled ahvca-
turcra who are now dragging us down, and nli we
ask for Is The support and countenancc OF our own
white men In our undertaking Most Of us are
well known by most Of the respectable people Of
our city, and defence from such attacks those
in question is necessary only to prove that we are
In earnest In our assertions and aims, and we
trust that our trespassing upon your columns
VIII be considered in that light.
COLoRED CONSERVATIVES.
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wac 1,aaica,.n ana the worhingm.n.
CnARi EsrON, November Is.
TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE NEWS

ciIARi EsrON November IL.
TO TIE EDITOR CT THE NEWS.
How, in the name of Heaven, can the working
men expect aid from the champions Of rillshury
ami his clique. who nave scattered tho Democrat
tc members OF the police force. aud Democrats Of
every other department over which they have
control, with rs little feeling OF humanity the
four winds Of heaven scatter loose dirt over our
mother earth. Anu thus for y Radical who Is the
advocate Of these suckers Of public pap TO brazcn
iy tell lot Of honest wOrkingmcn that our rights
are safer in their hands than in the hands OF our
own tried ami trllsty men, is too much for any
honest men TO swallow. Ills excuse was, because
they were watched. They need watching. They
have ic'i every place within their gift with isadi-
Gals AMI turned out Democrats 1t is Radical
watch Radical. And when they come with their
tax book AMI cry 'stand and deliver" then alone
are yc-wilncSseS to teir outrageS in Il Imam
cial way.
lf this Radical champion br friend OF the
working man. why didn't he advocate the cause
U! the Democratic policemen WIN were shifted
from The force. aud their places filled by ncXpc-
ricnccd men, The wOrkingmcn must AMI will or
ganilc for their Own protection, INT they ,lo not
in.enl 10 he lcd on iy iuccm!iarcs, who would
make capital Of us for their Own selfish anu gree
dy purposes.
To-''ay our Stale would have been prosperous If
IL hal not been for these men. who were huwling
through The woods and fields. hunting the colorcd
man 10 tell him something about the "fOrty acre
ani 4 mule ana the 'nicc little homestead"
They are the men who liayc paraiyaci our differ
ent tiadcs, and as long rs they are among us our
prospects for prosperity lie far in the future.
know the president who presided ut the meet
Ing Of Friday To bc upright in his connection NTH
II, and III fact nearly all the onlccrs hut there Is
III least one wolf among the sheep. Let the work
ngmcn inquire. If they have an onlcial among
them who prctcnds to represent any Union, anu
ascertain whether hc is In good standing in his
own Union. 4 WORKISGMAN.
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CRUMns.-Thls Is the last day OF grace al
lowed to the city taxpayers. Tomorrow the tax
executions will be placed in the hands OF the
sheriff.
The list OF letters held for postage i'll the Savan-
nah posloilce contains the names Of Miss Flor
encc La Fond and Henry Martin, OF Charleston.
The Legal Debating Society meets this evening
The cOlorcd nremcn Indignantly resent tho In
SITUATIONS OF theft made Uy the Chief of Police
at the East Bay fire.
gold watch changed owners in i peculiar way
on Saturday evening. The loser can hear some.
thing to his advantage ut this olllcc.
picnic party had very pleasant time at
DraytOn Hall, on Saturday. 1t was attended by
about 200 ladies and gcntlcmon, and the Oil hall
was rejuvenatcd.
On Wednesday, :d instant, the dwelling house
and Kitchen belonging to y. w. Young, about
thirteen miles from WinnsbOro', was totally tcs-
troycd by fire, together with part OF the con.
tcnis
Robert Savage, T. i. Bunch, Sam Dickcrson and
--- Price have been appointed night waichmen
in ihe Cusomhousc Sam has at last got u
chance at the lnavcs AMI fishes. So much for the
Comet Light Infantry scrcnadc.
An alarm Of fire was given tt half.past seven
O'Clock last evening, caused by the burning OF
streets. No engines were eat.
The new restaurant in Meeting street, opposite
the Iiihcrnian Hail. will he formally opened 10.
day by the proprietor Mr.. Aug. Stclling.
The Gcthselnanc Baptist Association will con-
vcnc in the Morris Street Baptist Church this
morning ut ten O'Clock.
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FIRE.-Abolt three O'clock yesterday morn
ing the loud boOnng OF the alarm bell grated OH
the ear and caused iremcn To Leave their beds in-
Stantcr. The fire was discovered in the grocery
store OF MIR. NJ. B. Reagan, al the southwest cor
ncr OF College and Calhoun streets. The upper
portion Of the building was unoccupcil, and as
the houses In The ncighborhooI were all OF wool
end old tindcr noNes, 1t was with great difficulty
that the nremcn confined the flames to the store
and adjoining building. The property was owned
by Alderman Holloway, and was uninsured. Mr..
Reagan had $500 insurance in Coiburn & How
cus agencies. Great credit is due the cOorcl
frcmcn for the able manner in which they copcd
With the flames.
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SURVIVORS STATE C0SyENTIoS.-Th Snr-
vWors' Convention, which, rs has been previous
ly mentioned, will meet in this city The 18th
inst, will he quite an interesting event. Dele
gates will he present from 4 number Of districts.
and among those expected are Butler Kcrshaw
AMI many others known To fame. il not 10 fortune
AS q compliment 10 these distinguished VISITORS ::
supper will be given in the evening III the South
Carolina Hall, which, from the character both Of
the hosts AMI The guests, will doubtless he one Of
the most brilliant affairs Of this very brilliant sea-
son. The following gentlemen compose the com :
mttcc OF arrangements: Colonel Edward Me.
Cri,iy, Jr., Captain q. II. Moifctt Alex. w. Mar
shall, Jr., Major T. G. Barker james G. Holmes,
Jr., Geo. d. Bryan, Roswell Il. Logan.
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FIRE IN SUMTER COuSTY.-Our attentive
correspondent i'll Maysviiic writes that .on last
Friday the ginhousc OF DR.. L. M. Gregg. in upper
Salem, about seven miles from Maysvillc, WAS
burnt with seven bales OF cotton in the seed ami
about four hundred pounds OF cotton seed The
cotton belonged TO Captain II. u. Corbctt, Mr..
Johnson and some freedmen, AMI WAS uninsured.
The fire was in all probability caused hy match
or gun cap in the cotton, then being ginncd. The
freedmen worked nobly, saving all the surround
ing buildings, which, from the intense heat and
the violence OF the wind, were for some time in
imminent danger"
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TERMS or SALE.
scpt2O loct4, Is. .novI, a,e2, q, ,dccl =
TTNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

by virtue Of an order Of sale 10 me directed in
The case OF SlcSng W. Hicks, will Oilcr for sale
III Public Auction, III the OH Post ONCE foot Of
Broad street, on TUESDAY, the 23,l Of NOycnl
ber, 1869, NJ IL O'GlucH 4. NJ,
All that LOT OF LAND with ihc buildings there.
on, situate, lying ami hcim9 an the south side 0r
Reid street, in the City Of Charleston, and known
by the No. :. Measuring ami containing in front
on Reid street forty feet, ana III depth one hun
ured and twenty-five feet, he tic same more or
less; hltiing and bounding nnrth by Reid street.
south anu west l'y lands now OF late of G.. H.
Stevens, anu east uy lands now or late Of z. IL.
Stevens.
All that LOT OF Hand with the buildings there
on, situate, lying and being on Calhoun street,
South sle,) in tie City OF Charleston, State afOrc-
sail. Measuring in front On said street thirty
loErci) 1eet more or less. and in depth one llun-
drcd and siN uD6l feet more or less; bntiing and
boundlS to the cast on lands now or late OF Paui
iiahill, 10 the west ON lands OF 1T. Ellsworth, to
the north OH Calhoun street, AMI to the south ON
lands now or late of Henry Ilor!hcck.
Terms-Onc-hiri cash. and the residue on y
credit or one and TWO years. with interest from
the day of sale payable semi-annuay, secured
by bond or bonds Of the purchaser or purchasers
and mortgage OF the premises. The buildings 10
bc insured AMI the policies assigned. Purchaser
10 pay for stamps and papers.
VIM j. GAYER,
n0vS m3tul Sncclal Referee
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UNITED STATES Court GEO. s. BIYAH,
rRESiDiSG.-EN pirtc John G. Marstla'-pcii,ipn
for final discharge. Granted.
EX parte r.. =. Hayward II SUns--pctiton FOR
final discharge. Granted.
Tx parlc Peter T.. Palmer, of -. JOINTS -pcti.
tiOn for final discharge Final hearing ordered
on December >, NJ Columbia.
EX partc NJ. Livingstone, AZ. G.. ArgOc. J. II.
Milhous, NJ. Nullum aud j. Il. Kcnncdy-pciition
TO establish liens Izlar K Dbblc and ilutsOn &
Logan, pro pet Registrars report confirmed.
EX parte a. II. Abrahams, assignee, in re- +.
Scott 4 Co, Levy & Alexander anu Levy pruckcr-
petition To sell chooses IN action. J. n. Nathans,
pro pet Assignee ordered o sell.
EN paric Munro & Arthur, In re- Kobi. Bcatty.
Caussen & Thompson. pro pct. Referred to W. J.
Ciawson.
T., rartc Thomas laMo;tc. assignee, in RI A. 81.
Hunt assigncc-pcti,ion to sell real estate.
Granted.
In re Robert S. Miller. brewster Spratt pro
pct. Amended .ncdulc ordered.
tx fartc ThUs. iaMottc, assignee, in re A. NJ.
Ilunt-pciition to sell lands McMastcr pro pet
Registrars report confirmed and assignec's sale
ordered.
In nartc Ely Go'lbold, of Marion-priiiion for
final discharge. W. ". iiarlcc, pro lrt. Final
hearing ordered December :;,l, mt Columbia.
EX parc James 5. Glover, in re T.. p. Davis-pc-
'iiion 10 establish lcn Henderson ami Bchrc,
pro pet Report confirmed.
In paric +. A. Siigrcavcs and Harvey Jaggcrs,
OF ChcStcr-pcition for final discharge. Cmwson
AMI Thompson, pro pet.
g. S. C1ync, of York }. Bolton Smith, pro pei.
Petition for final discharge. Referred TO I,rgis
trar ClawsUn.
EX partc q. h. Ryan. assignee. i'll re. II. y.
Evans, J. j. l;rookcr and l.. W. Williams, bank
rupts-rcport OF sales. e. ID. Bryan. pro pet. Or.
dcrch tla, report he confirmed.
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PsRsoSAr.--J. c. Bailey, Esq, editor and
proprietor Of the Grccnyillc Entcrprisc is in town.
staying ~ the Pavilion Hotel. The Enterprise is
the only paper in Grccnville County and has /,
g0n1 circulation in thai section ot the State.
Senator Robertson il stopping 1T the Mills
uUusc.
Senator Sawyer ami Tim Hurley, member of the
third house, are 1T the Charleston IfotfA
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-15

THE MASONIC FAIR OPENS THIS EvESIHG-
to Guido all previous Fairs, and the ladies' have
proved invaluable coadjutors in the tasteful dec
Grafton anu tempting arrangcmement OF the
tables. On Friday anu Saturday fair fingers
were busy manipulating cVcrgrcens ami hanging
wrcaths and garlands The tables are ranged on
either side OF the hull, and are surmountch by
arches bearing The name OF the lodge AMI con.
nectcd by others, on which are inscribed Masonic
notices. They were constructed by &. W. Styles
anu arc placed In the following order cOmmcnc-
ing at the door on the north slc: Union Kiwin-
ming Lodge, No. 4; Landmark, No. T6; Strict OBJ
scrrancc No. Is; ST. Andrews, No. 10: Solunon's
No. Il Friendship, No. .. In the centre, against the
stage, are the tables Of the Chapters ami Com
mandcry: on the south side, commencing from
the stage, are Friendship, No. o; Orange. No. II;
Washington No. 5: Tyre. No l3G; Franklin, No.
96 and lythagorcan, M. 81. The centre OF the
hall will he occupied by Wulhalla and IaCanlcur
Lodges, the soda water stand and Jacobs wcII.
The Two tables Of Friendship Lodge, on either
side OF ihc stage, for refreshments and n eoi
geouS bill Of fare is promised. Tile ballroom
down stairs will he in the cnargc Of Wa!hala AMI
l,aCandellr Lodges. telegraph will lie open
ami messages can bc sent To any part Of the
globe. There Is 10 bc no urgent solicitation by
the ladies' hut the lists will remain ut Tie tables
NJ which tho Masonic sisters will bc stationed
Everybody will drop In and take look nj the
scene of cnchanmcnt this evening.
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THE CIncus.-Thc spacious canvas OF Stone
i hurray'S Circus was crowded at both perfUr-
mances OH Saturday. The acting WAS unqucs.
tionably superior to most OF these entertain
mcnts, as the entire programme was mirtli-prO-
yoking, and the funny mun possessed more
originality than is usually foIni in his class The
tent was folded during The night, and the company
silently sped away TO visit other localities and
gather harvest Of grccnblcks.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-15

C0HoNEE'S INQUEST. Coroner Whiting held
an inquest Yesterday over The body Of Patrick
Mct;inns, who WAS found dead in his bed oil
James lslani. There were no marks Of violence
or his body, and rs he had retired the ching
previous with Il severe congcstivc chill, the jury
returned verdict Of death from tIat cause. The
deceased was blind,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-15

THE BLACK BOY.-ThC statement made that
"ths managers Of The state Fair borrowed Gov
ernor Scou's fountain boy is not correct. The
fact Of the matter is, Mr.. a. Y. Ice borrowed II,
without the knowledge of the Executive Commit
tee and painted II white for the use Of the Fair
this being done before the buildings were turned
over to tile society.
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Gall: OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

viii bc sold n, Public Auction, on the first MON
DAY IN December next, in She Town Of Man
nInE. Clarendon County, South Carolina,
The following LOTS OF LAND. :ui Situated i'm
me Si county, being The property Of an Assign
cd Estate:
'TowN PLACE"
This is the late residence of Dr. Ingram, and is
located in tho most desirable portion Of THE Town
Of Manning. The lot contains two acres; the an
Inrtcnalccs are \ well finished dwelling contain
ing siX roOlns; outhuliings complete. consistjmr
of storerOnm servants IUiIsrs Kitchen stnhIcs
@c The place Is ornamentcd with beautiful live
OAKS, vel 0nt about len years ago. Altogether t.
- Il handsome place, costing ten years ago about
$4,000
"II0ME TRACT"
This il an excellent anu well settled tract OF 600
acres Of land situate about two miles from Man-
house, with all necessary 0uibuiidings, lubUrcrs
houses, gin house, granary, stables, &c
'coNYERs' TRACT"
This Is a tract of G20 acres of land; It Is n well
settled AMI highly productive plantation, situate
IN Fork of Black River six miles froln Man
ROSE BAY PLACE"
This \ trac, Of $40 acres of line cotton AMI corn
lhmd, situate within mile Uf the Conycrs', and
adjoining the "Conyers Tract" II is without
settlement.
MCLEOD TRACE"
valuable trac, or land, situate in Tic Fork Of
l'lncH River, produces corn, cotton ;Id rice well,
ami Is convenient to Manning and Sumter the
nitcr place aiioriiiIs one o The best markets in
the State
"McKNlGilT PROPERTY"
This consists Of Il StOrchOusc, dwelling and out
buildings, and five acres of land in the Village OF
Summerton, near Wrghts lluir, On Santcc River
LOTS IN MANNING.
House and two acre lot in The TowlOf Manning
House contains four ROBINS; lot well improved.
,a Mln III e e2as Village Hm u mashsR mkshsR and tw" acres OF
A vacant lot.
TERMS or SALE.
Onc-ihird cash; the remainder OH n credit Of
one anu two years. tie credit portion TO he Sc
cured hy bond or the purchaser, with interest ut
fhc rate OF seven per cent per nnnum and mort
gage of the premises sold. Purchasers to pay for
stamps and papers.
FROST ~ ADGEI for Asslgnccs,
Charleston, S. c.
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TuH STEAMSHIP SAEAGOsSA.-Ths superior
steamship FOR several years past Il favorite ON The
route between this port and New York, has lately
been thoroughly ovcrhaucd and put in superior
condition, with new boilers, and her hull has
been rcfttcd and placed i'll condition to give the
utmost facility and security TO passengers and
freight. The Saragossa belongs TO The l.cary
line, and Is consigned to Messrs. Iiavcnc! & Co.