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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-19
Anftioneers' 1pr,patr Sales.
RailroaDs.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD,

SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD,
aessssSanNN
lI|l! 9 l|!|||
7KHEhAL GEi "a .ls91p yPkRINTENDEN1,s oFFtoE,
nN.A AFTER sU1DAY, FRaRUARY 11rrr.
~ the PAssRNGER TRAINS Of the south caro-.
hns Railroad viii run follows: Is r,-T.,, n
FOB AUGUSTA s4r
Arswo -. ...... 30 a. n.
connecting With trains for Mont. oma.1 Memnnts e.
nas HasnI1le and New Orlesns via Montgomery and
poa COLUMBIA tT'l
Leave Charleston. ...............aaoA m
Arrive at Columbia. Ak D n
Connecting with wilmington and inobs r n. ~
FeH CHARLESTON.
Asrtvs az A. A.
M AUGUSTA NIGHT ExPaEss 80 s'' s a.
tgUNDAYs ExOEPTRD.i g@a tles
Leave charleston. ,78O P. "A.
oonnsctins With trains Tor Msmnbi: Sssh;''. a. ~:
and New Orleans, via Grand junction. ~
% uavo Augusta. a. p. NJ.
CoLTMsiA NIGHi Ixfasss: :A'OO a. NJ
tsuNDAYs ExcEPrED., lTf
Arrve At s,onnn;: ?. NJ
conneong sundays sxospted, with areenvslle @ sad
Columbia Railroad. ~ ~
Leave Columbia. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. gan NJ
Arrive Ut Charleston an n
MMERVTTLE iRAIN.
Leave Charleston q m d ~
arrive at sum naarville . -. - q 90 > "
LeEve sumMefVlue. e......:.............,7.l0 A. NJ.
~--N'S~s a,
CAMDEN BRANOH.
On MondGys Wednesdays and Satardaus.
Leave Kfngviile. ........ A2npM.
arr. r at Camden. -. Zoo P. NJ.
Arst"s aEs oam9sn a. Ttn..;;. Am.
Slened, u. +. pEAKE,
reoruArV 10 General SUPERINTENDENT.
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March 4
ASSIGN EE'S SALE WA 1T E sBORO',
VA


SOU1H CAROLINA.
BY virtue Of an order to me directed by the Hon.
Court for outh Ca olins, will be Id at public
outcry at Wat'rboro', 8. G., on es.day next,
being MONDAY, the 9Th day of April. 1859.
All that BODY OR TRAIT OF La D, situated In
st. Rartholomew's Parish, Coll ton County. q. G..
on the south side Of Edisto River, and the head
waters OF Island Creek and Red Bank Creek. Outing
and bou ding to the north on lands now OF late OF
John E. Meister & Co., Peter W. Reurz and Bldre6
Spell; to the south on lands OF NJ. r iysor James
j. Jennings and John Meister Co east on lands
of the Saw MIL Company" now late OF John e.
Mes & Co., and west on Lands Of Lewis e Linders
oniaining aores
lerms-One-haR cash. balance In one year. secur-
ed by bond Of the purchaser an mortgage of the
premises. Purchaser to pay assignee tor necessary
papers and stamps. B. BIS>kLL,
N ,rch - fnS Assignee OF Hutson Lee.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest tCirculation.-THE DALLY NEWS
cOGNIzED as HAVIyG THE LARGEST CIR
S1LA7I0N IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON.
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE POSTOEF1CE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING no THE I,RoVIs-
IONS OF THE NEW POSTOFFICE LAW
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MEETINGS THIS DAP
M. A. and p. A., att p. M.
Hope Fire Company, at 8 P. M.
Howard Lodge, at p. nj.
1erubbabel Chapter, at half past p. M.
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TME MMsrRMs deli GIFTED large audience
Last night, If frequent applause be any sign of ap
probation. Less time spent in colloquy and witt
edsms, not always the very freshest, would be
rrovement. The dissolving views are really fine,
and will crafty all who attend.
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IMPORTANT TO RIoE PLANTERS AND FACToRs.
nearly all the principal rice factors in Charleston
We hope that after May list the new plan will be
r1Gidiy adhered to, and SO will another clog be re.
moved from the wheels of the commerce Of the
State:
TO THE RICE FACTORS OF CHARLEsToN.
CHARLESTON, March IT, 500.
The undersigned pul chasers of rice fully
suggest, that after the list May the charge Tor
titrces be discontinued and additional price be
put upon the gram TO cuvef the the package
IN presentiug this matter, we call attention
to the 10 wig considerations which we II ust VIII
be sufficient 10 effect the change which and our
correspondents earnestly desire:
l. Rice, We believe is the only product of this
country, sold in our market, which there is o
separate charge 'or paQeage.
much greater than The exoi b1tant price of rice
uerces, and yet the purchaser Of sugar, bacon mo.
asses and wniskey, 1s never charged by hs factor,
| packer or dstiller, with the cost OF packa. Q
Boston. Baltimore, new Orleans, st. Louis Chicago,
and AL other large business centres do not oaarae
for tierces, aud have repeatedly complained OF the
| esid charge in this market
4. 1t IL II the interest of the planter the factor
and the purchaser that the Western demand for
Ca DINA rice be diverted from orthern cities and
brought to the planters ikets Charleston and
Our railroad and steamship companies Offer liber-
al facilities tor the transportation OF rice to every part
OF he couDty and ask that the factors Charles
tho city will remove an obstacle In the way Of q
more extended trade.
T. TUPPER RoNs. KING & 0nBoN.
1 S1ss1 B1soao11 Hs,a r Co. Poaoars % assar. mn
JAMFs CBAPMAN. lGEo W. WILLIAMS r Go.
!. d. w. DEwEKs. JACOB y. SoHmMER.
WEST JONES BUDD BLAKE.
tTRAET BROTHERS b Co. BFRNARD O'NEML.
eCREvEN a NMBaT.
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FREE SoHooLs.-We have from Mr. e. Mon
taeue GriDke printed copy of the annual report Of
the Board Of Com miss loners of Free Schools, for
the year ending September &c. 1868. An abstract Of
the report has already been published in The NEWS.
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A GRAND ,PRoMRNADE CONCERT AND GIFT
Entertainment of he Charleston Rla men society
will be given in the South Carolina Hail. for three
nights, commencing on the 31st inst. number Of
ane prizes to be distributed be at the Jew
elr1 establishment of Mr.. A. b. Hayden, King.
street. where tickets can be had, as we'll as of the
members Of the society.
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SALE OF STEAMERs.-The steamships Emily
B. Souder and Moneka so we'll known in this city.
were cold at auction yesterday in New York. The
former brought thirty Eve and the later thirty
thousand dollars. These PRO 8 were extremely
low. they 10th excellent vessels. Their
purchasers ore notannounced.
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THE DAILY NEWS will be served to subscri-
bsrs in tho city at DOLLARS year in advance OF
OF RuTBEN GENTS a week. payable to the carriers.
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GATE PLATFORMs.-The number Of persons
who have been reported for not having platforms
before their gatew.ys and who have been compelled
to pay the ne Of Ave dollars sEould admon,sh every
one to attend to this requirement of the city at
There is, wo learn, re9u deail from tho police
to spy out delinQuD nts In this respect.
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To THE PLANTERs OF SourH CAROLINA AND
GEoRarA-Believing ''wHANH's" RAW BONE Su-
PERPHosPHATE OF LINE to be fully equal to the
best Fertilizers In market. and superior to many,
and being desirous of having 1t thoroughly tested
we have concluded to Offer the following Premiums:
LIST For tho largest yield of Cotton nom an acre Of
land, q Silver Pitcher worth $780, 2d For tina sec.
ond largest yield Of Cotton from an acre of land,
silver Pitcher worth $50 Sd. For the largcst yield
OF Corn from an acre Of land. Silver Goblet worth
s2b. INV
The above premiums will be awarded whore
"WHAHss"' RAW BONE EurERYRospHArE alone IL
used on the acre producing shs yield.
These applying for the premiums will be required
to furnisb satstaceo evidence OF tho amount pro.
duced on the acre. and statement Of the manner in
which they applied the manure A limited amount
only Of this Phosphate win be dstrbu ed during the
season. Prices delivered on the cars at Charleston.
Sos per ton, cash; $40 for approved city accent
anees, payable LIST NeveMoer
CLAaRoRN. HERRING co.,
Accommodation Wharf Charleston. s. O..
And Ne. Warren Block, Augusta, Ga.
aPeeIuaIy ~ 9tr limo
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THE PRoPRIEToRs OF s'Whann's Raw Bone
supe phosphate OF Limo cordially Invite farmers,
dealers aad oilers interested in procuring Arst.
cass manure to call ana examfDe their works see
process Of manufacture. and insp ct the materials
used. They have secrets. give full value and
guarantee their Phosphate 70 come up to the tan
dare analysis CIaghorn. Herring u Co. are the
agents for tho sale Of 1t in Augusta ana Charleston
February 23 ,mo
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UsXNEss N0TICEs.

BANK BILLS are wanted by Mr.. Andrew NJ.
Moreland, broker. BroaA-street; also by Mr. A. O.
Kaufman, No. as Broad.street, Mlg
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AT KLNE's cheap fruit store. No. $50 King.
street. moro Of those pice tararinds arrived also
very large and sweet Messina oranges. lemons and
beautiful Epglish walnuts
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Anftion Sales.

Chairs, Crochery, Glassware, Mating, Rooms
Paper, &c.
KNOX. DAILY & co.,
Ne. $50 Meeting, corner OF wentvvorth-
street,
Will sell HIS DAY, commencing at 10 o'clock AM,
Wood aud Cane seat Nurse and Arm ROCKING
Oh AIRS; Dining Once. Parlor and Bedroom Chairs;
Secretary CGlcs d ek Dining Table and otovo
sancepans. Pots, Ke; ties and Woedenware
800 rolls Wall Parer
10 rolls Canton Mating
ALSO,
CROCKFRY and GLASS WARE comprising Plates,
Cups and Saucers, Sugar Bowls. Molasses Pitchers,
Tuu bers &c,
Conditions cash. March 10
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He Is prepared to mako Shirts to order with th
utmost dispAtoh; and hts assortment Of ready made
Shirts Is 90 full that buyers can be fitted at mo
ment's notice. For proof Of these statements call
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L Z D,

YOST In Carroll township. on Tues
day Dec l4th, at o'ciirk. n. IN of gene
raj dein!ity. JACOB YosT, Sr., aged 81 years
and 10 days
deceased Was born In Chambersburg.
FrAnklin county, and came to wha. is row
known rs Cambria township. Il is eorrty.
in the year 1903 few years subrequsLt
he removed to Carroll township, and during
his long evenifnl and industrious life sccu-
mulated considerable property. Elizabeth
Holder. whom our readers will remember as
having been murdered few miles from this
place number Of years ago. WAS sister IF
Mr.. Yst In our next issue we hope TO he
able to give short sketch nf he life Of tho
deceased. who was one of the earliest set
tiers Of Northern Cambria.
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TAKE HEED IN TIMs.-All persons iu-
debted to the subscriber. either by note or
book az count are hereby notified that if they
10 not settle their Indebtedness acitho1d fsfr-
ther delay they viii he rut TO trouble aud
adauianal xpense. Imu>t have my money,
and if l cannot get 1t way | viii have
to try another. JEROME PLATT.
q EbenSburg, Dec 10. 1892"
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TO TAX COLLECTORS.

"a Office 10 lax COLLECTORS
~ Tho following days have been appoint
ee for granting ExOneraiionS TO Collectors OF
T-xes for the year 1869:
MONDAY, DECEMBER 20 h, for Allegheny.
Blacklicb. c ,mbria and Galliizin Townshipz.
TUESDAY DECEMBER 2lst. for Carroll and
Conemaugh Twps. ami Chest Springs Bor,
WEDN ESDAY DECEMBER 22d. for Clear
field Munster and Washington Townships
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23i, for CARROLL
town and SummiivlIe Boroughs and Jackson
and Susquehauna Townships.
FRIDAY, pkCFMBFR 24th, for Conemangh
and Millvile Borouehs.
MONDAY, Drc 9th, for Ebensburg Bor.
TUESDAY, DEcEMBKR 2oth, for Johns-
town Borough and Yoder Township.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29th, for Will
more and Cambria BoroughS rnd Taylor and
Richland Townships
THURSDAY. DECEHBER 30th. for Summer
hill, White aud Croyle townships and Loretto
Borough
FRIDAY. DEcEMBzR 3Ist, for Prospect,
Franklin and East Conemaugh Boro,4ghs.
JOHN A KENNEDY.
MAURICE M-NANARA. Com'rs.
JAMES E NEASON.
Atte>t-TRcHAs j GLASS. Clerk
Commissioners Office. Ebensburg. Dec. 9. 60.
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& Pc CsIA AL \ o L I c E. I
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Chance to Save Honey.

The undersigned requests al persons kDoN,-
ing themselves ind. bteI tn him to c,Il and set
tie their accounts Immediately FIVE PER
CENT will be deductcd from all accounts
paid before January LIST. 1870. After that
date al unsettled accounts will Ia left for COL
lectinu: so if you wish to save PER CENT.
and COSTS don't neglect this notice CoRs
and OATS Will be taken in lien OF cash
VS. BARKER.
Ebcnsburg. Dee 10 1859 u,
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BASE BALL CONCERT. sc Don't let any
body forget that the Mountaineer boys have
succeeded in obtaining the consent of those
accomplished vncalists. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
NJ. Kerr. to sing In tie Court House on
Monday evening. Dec. 27th-snd not for
getting this, we are sure that al persons will
avail themselves of the opportunity of once
more listening to these sweet and proficient
vocalists. The concert is to be base ball
benefit, but there will be no base bdioling oa
part cf the excellent performers.
Our friends of the M. B. B. c. are about
getting up a series of free lectures on vari-
Gus interesting subjects, the first one of
which will probably be delivered carly in
January. The exact time. place and names
of lecturers will be made known hereafter:
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DARTN ERSHIr.- Lumber bus
d mess will hereafter be conducted by the
firm Of Cunningham g. Stonebeck. who will be
prepared at all times to fill orders foe Poplar
Ash, Cherry Linn and Pine Lumber. Sawed
snd Shaved Shingles. and will purchase all
kinds of Lumber at the highest market rates
for cash.
cUNNINGHAM 4 SToNEBECK.
Ebepeburg, Angusa 2i, 1859,
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Local PgCSISGs AND PSCTLNGs =
fsngup-your-stockiag time will soon be
S ting il az appearance.
special term of Court, 10 continue one
ID, will convene on Monday, Ie ruary
-. 1870.
chn Moreland, OF Nineveh. was killed
be railroad GEAR that place on Thursday
bt week.
leg have a sheep in the town of Indi>
IS which has 10 less than six iegs-two in
|N sHd four behind-all perfect in shape.
BE printing presses in the Bellefonte
tlUdn Office are now run by water pow
8 Wonder if the editor is run by the
powers
guard hes been constantly kept around
Huntingdon jail since the confinement
IN Of Bohner and Bordenburg, the
b@ nurderers.
ords' to keep evil doers within bounds,
LVCnty Commissioners offer bonds for
20 oder to raise money with which to
g tie new county jail. See advertise-
e were mistaken in saying that the deer
n seasoE expired on the lst December
Rhou'c have said the 3lst. So pitch in,
'smen, and Ge sure to seud US some of
G. fsuisuu.
4 lady passenger, terrified by the recent
kion ~ tie Pennsylvania Central Rail-
q at Manor station, threw he child out Of
window after the danger was entirely
= Some one caught the child and saved
em injury.
&c bought can Of oysters from NJ. L.
Emau few days ago, and we found them
a. gest, and most luscious bivalves that
ever saw put up in cans. They are
y hrst class. and Martin sells them
.P. Try them.
fe Altoor1a Vindicdtor appeared lust
4 with the names Of D, ". Moore &
as editors and rroprietors, who under
q bow TO print geod aud handsome
Iaper, After the first of January the
d the paper will be changed TO the
nu Sun.
Fe case Of Murray Hoffman, Jr., Is.
sYsinotvs, involving the title to an i'm
body OF land in White township. is
On trial and will occupy the entire at
VI OF Court this week. Jurors, wit
and parties to al! other suits were dis
rcd On Tuesday.
e hFst issue of the Teachers Aduocate
the Proprietorship of Messrs. Akers
ne has reached us. 1t IL a very neatly
so and well fIled pamphlet of 80 pages,
We congratulate our young friends on
Pea'aH'e and hope they will have rea-
congratulate themselves en- its pecu
success. T. J. Chapman. A. NJ, of
.SCe: Is The editor, and Que who is well
BED lUr the task.
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Dress UP-The holidays are almost
here, and all persons will want to welcome
them in their best "bib and tucker AMI hence
it is not out of place to say that A. G Fry has
an ample m magnificent stock from which to
select cheap and handsome goods for personal
adormment and com orL. Great bargains at
Fry's Store.
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COUNTY BONDS

=
~ The Commissioners OF Cambria County
are prepared sell 70 those desiring 10
purchase Bonds OF said county, in snms of one,
two and five hundIed dollars. These Bonds
are issued bv authority of the Court OF Quar-
ter Sessions OF Cambria comfy for tho ur-
pose of raising money TO iuild the new county
ia /. They bear in crest at the rate Of six
per cent per annun Interest paid semi annu-
ally) redceDable at the pleasure Of the Com
miss sioners alter the 18Th day Of nScemt0r
1872, and ayable the 18th day OF December
1879 Coupons are attached 10 each Bond for
the semi-annual instaimeEt4 OF interert Par
ties desiring TO invest in this 10 " i'll please
call the ComIni sioncrs at their Office in
Ebensbu.g.
Witness cur hands this I4th day of Decem-
Der, 1863.
J. A KENNEDY.
MAURICE M'NAMARA.y Com rs
JAS + NEASON,
Attest-1. j GAS, Clerk.
EUensb-rg, December lG, 1859. Il.
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A G1op SEAsoH,-The past season has
been most prosperous one for farmers all
over the land. While business has been
dull in the cities. and most business men
have been oppressed and embarrassed, the
fruit and grain crops have been abundant
beyond measure. and il lo ks a. though our
country friends are to nave AL the moEey
this winter. If So. we assure them that
they can find no he.ter way of spending a
small part of their spare cash than putting
it into a suit of fine new clothes from the
great clothing estabii hmeDt Of Wanamaker
i Brown, Philadelphia.
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LET no one conceive or be made to be-
lieye that our town has not 4 cheap store for
its fact that is plain, that if birgains you'd
gain, you need not go far from your door. So
all need be done is to walk, ride or run to
Stoemaker's cheap cash store, where goods at
low price can be bought in trice-dry goods,
groceries, and many things more.
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HOLIDAY GIrTs.-Any person contem-
plating the presentation of a holiday gift to
wife husband, mother, father, sister, brother
or any other relative or friend, will do well to
examine the silver ware and hundreds of other
beautiful articles sutable for such purpose,
a the store OF Geo. Huntley the popular stove,
hardware and notion dealer on High street
and low prices.
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OTHER PROCEEDINGS.

Com'th VS.. Jacob Zsrn-indictad for as
sault and battery and attempt to commit a
rape. Not guilty, but required to pay two
thirds of the costs and the prosecutrix to pay
the balance.
Com'th VS.. Christopher Welden and oth-
ers-indictment. riot and affray. These Were
separate indictments, but issue was joined.
and P. F. Lynch, Ambrose Martin and VIM.
Smith were found gnlty of an affray. Other
parties implicated but not. yet apprebended.
By leave Of Court writs Of notte prOsequi
were entered in the following cases. on pay
ment of costs by the several defendants:
Com'th VS. Harriet Burkhart and Sarah
Bowers indicted for larceny.
COm'th vs. Harriet Baum and others, in
dcted for the same offence.
Com. VS.. Thos. T. Wilians-fornication
Com. VS.. Perid2s McGough and others
riot on occasion of Settlemoyer tragedy.
The case of VIM. Richter. indicted for as
ssult and battery, was settled and the par
ties to the suit paid tie costs.
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ytss p FAIRs.-In addition to thesJ Johus-
an Noticed by our correspondent, we
r." al east two other enterprises Of
-iIC -f which will shortly be inaugurated.
=. these, and certainly one which merits
sucTess, is to be held in our own midst
~ UehaIt Of the new and beautiful
.'centiy erected by our Catholic
~ thls place. Just when this Fair
I', Ls'u We are not now prepared ts say,
:, OS'l mas been set in motion and we
,,I SIa' The friends and weli-w:shers of
III .ause VIII not let it stop until
| I,' stray OF beautiful and useful articles
bos osn secured, chances without number
,u 80 'ahen, and the Fair itself has been
II" I5'NacuVe and enjoyable; and we hope
.ra proceeds will be as abundant as
5p,;' r;''er FAR is to be held at St. Angus
= ns,s The holidays, but we cannot tell
~ n week the dag on which it will
Ius Is ~ ladies' Of the congregation there
Ian sn, s ones to iuaugurate and prose
of ~" prse OF this kind, and for the
eBi,na 'ua deserving cause, as well as for
h. yuelt and kind treatment which
peo,J ,JJN'hsaied to all visitors, we hope
r.,Gp rGIp'e will gather from far and near
/ 81 me we 81 Augustine Fair an unpre