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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-20

LA GRANDE DUoHEssE.- Offenbach's famous
Opera Bou6e was performed last night at the Hiber-
nian Hall, by Whitman's company, and went of
very we'll. Mr.. Pike as Fritz played and sang with
spirit and Mrs. Taylor as Prince Paul made the best
Of part which depends altogether for its success
the peculiar bumor of the actor. Mr.. Taylor as
Boum was as grand roysterer Us ever. He is o fine
burlesque actor. Miss Kimball as La Grande
D1ichesss sang and acted charminely and without
any suggestion OF the coarseness Of which Tostee
appeared to be SO fond. Dtss Lui was sung by Mics
Kmball with expression and taste. also the piquant
c'etait un de mes aieur. The sword song Voici Ie
sabre was very successful and Prince Plus song La
Toici C. que ron dit de moi bit of quaint and pleas
lug melody, was given With good effect. The acting
was bright and quick throughout aud. the OPERA as
1t is now played, Is free from al objection. Miss
Kimball confirmed the good opinion which had
been formed Of her on the previous evening, and is
evidently singer AMI actress of great merit. La
Petite Corinne was loudly applauded.
This evening We are to have Cinderella. which
attracted immense houses, composed of the eto and
fashion, in Now York and Boston. This Is consider
ed one of the best dramatic representations las per-
formed by the Whitman troupel ever given In this
city The house should be crowded
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.

LE1rcH & BRUINS will sell at II o'clock, at
the old postofic> a residence in Pametto.street
JrFFoRos 4 Co. will sell at O'Clock. in front Of
their store, Vendue Range, new butter, bacon, &c
and on Browns wharf, at 10 O'Clock, two hundre I
bales hay.
T. M CATER will sell at three.quarers past 0
O'Clock. in his store, Browns whlrf, new butter.
sides. &c.
JoHN G. MrLsoR Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock. at
their salesroom, Meeting-street, general assort-
ment Of dry goods.
WILLIAM MCKAY will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
salesroom, Mee,ingstree furniture whiskey, &C..
G. W. STErFESs will sell at halfpast 9 o'c'ock. in
front of his store vendue Range butter, bacon &c.
All, ABRAuAMs & SONS will sell at 10 O'Clock. at
their store Haynesireet dry goods, straw hats &c.
LAUREY & ALEXANDER will sell Mt 10 O'CLOCK
at their store, East Bay, butter. syrup. &c.
J. A. ENsLow & Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock, in front
of their store, East ", grain bags, moasses, &c.
Mules DRAKE win sell, ut 10 O'Clock, in his store.
corner King and Liberty streets. boots. shoes and
hats.
KNOX, DAILY l. Co. will sell. at 10 O'Clock, ut
their store, corner Meeting and Wentworth streets.
groceries, furniture, &c.
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REPORTERS CRUMBS. =. The Bennettsvllle
journal publishes the opinion of Judge Rutland,
pronount ed on the fifteenth iostant, declaring the
homestead law unconstitutional
Edward Moran an escaped lunatic, was taken up
yesterday and returned to proper custody.
The Orphan House children will 60 on picnic on
the 29th at Porchers farm the line Of the North
eastern Railroad.
There was consi lerab.e talk yesterday about nom-
nations to the Feleral Offices in this CITY, Rumor
has 1t that there are number of candidates for the
surveyorship of Customs, made vacant BY the with
drawsl orC c. Nell.
There was meeting Of gentlemen at the Charles
ton Boel last evening for the purpose of arranging
for the readings of Mrs. o'Donovan Rosa.
The dust in Rutledge avenue would be intelorablc
but that the street carry off ton or two each trip
and distribute 1t. free Of charge over the coats und
dresses of W.: passengers
The anniversary celebration Of the German
Church Sabbath School will take place on the 21st
instant
The eighth soirec of the Drude,licher Bund will
takeplace on the 21st instant.
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LANDS IN THE SrATE-A Columbia CORES
pondent Of the New York Tribune says: LANDS
vary in price, and the prices range from fifty cents
to SIS; that is, common and good lands gentle
maa in Horny County offers 15,000 acres at prices
making scventy-hve cents the average This is poor
land. however. About Aiken, famed for its health,
there hundreds of acres in lots of various sz's
offered now for sale at 50 an acre. far more at So;
aud from these figures the prices range hardly even
as high as $40 Tor good lands. In 0conee tPickens
County the prico of mountain lands is from So to sl0
and have seeh four hundred bushels Of potatoes,
and crop of beans besides, grown on ore acre.
The prices OF lands, however, are thirty per cent
higher than they were year ago. and still look
ing up,"
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without exciting suspicion Of It's prescnce Again.
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surface or among tho vitas. In the hitter ubercles
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in the concealed forms, as Dyspepsia, Dlrrsy
Heart Di ease, Fits Epilepsy, Neuralgia and tet W.
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THE WEATHER IN FLoRIDA.--Tho following
are extracts from letters received by commission
house in this city. The first to us from Ben
ton, Columbia County Fla. under date Of the 14'h.
We make the following extract:
The recent cold weather has materially injured
our young cotton. had about one-hnlf OF my crop
killed outright. and good deal that did not think
was hurt has died sncc and last night was 40 cold
that it will cause great del more to die Seed Is
very scarce SO much so that some will not be able
to pnnt again.
Another correspondent. writing from Jacksonville,
Fla, under dats of tho 17th says:
We had frost this week, which, with the cold
weather, has killed good denl Of the new crop,
causing many to replant.
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TIE UNITED STATES COURT, ArRtL 19-HoN.
GEORGE g. BRYAN, PRESIDING "A number Of ap-
pcatons for discharge In bankruptcy were referred
to the Registrar; also petitions to establish liens.
Moses Broydeu was finally discharged. Reuben s.
Holmes pethoned for voluntary bankruptcy, md
was referred to Registrar The petition Of G. b.
Sass, ESQ.,, to be allowed counsel fee W. rcferred to
Registrar Carpenter for hearing
In the Circuit Court the Judge called the issue
docket for the purpose of sounding the same, and
gave notice that resemptory cali would be had on
Thursday, at - NJ. Frederick q CAN'T was admit
ted on petition to practice in the District and Cir.
clit Courts. The jury was discharged until Thurs
day
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CkxpAnAr1vE MORTALITY IN CHARLESTON

C$xpARATIvE MORTALITY IN CHARLEsToN.-
Columbia correspondent of the New York Tribune
says: "The official mortuary reports of the City Of
Charleston gives US 1908 as the number of deaths
duripg 1868. Of these 1908 there were slS colored
and $50 white. Now, as the population Of the city
t4O0O0) is about evenly divde1-half white and half
colored-t appears that the deaths are over four per
cent year OF the colored race while of the white it
is less than two per cent More exactly, ono colored
person in every twenty-four dies yearly while OF the
whites, only one in every tty-one dies yearly This
ratio may be safely assumed as applicable oil over
the State"
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AN INTERESTING QUESTION was argued in the
United States Court yesterday in the matter CT A. T.
Stewart Co. IS. L. Drucker. 1t arose upon the re-
turn of A. T. Stewart Co., to rule to show cause
why further proceedings should not be stayed until
tn. question of discharge Of the bankrupt was deter
mined. It was contonded by Messrs. PRESLEY. Lord
6 Insiesby counsel for Messrs. Stewart Co., that
inasmuch discharge might be no release of their
debt they had the right to go and prove such facts
NJ. Asher d. Cohen, counsel for Mr.. L. Drucker,
argued that whether the discharge released the debt
IT not, their claim was provable, and all action
thereon must be stayed until discharge was or was
not granted. After that had been decided, whether
their debt was discharged or not could come up
when the case was regularly called.
The judgment ofihe court was reserved
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Valuable Lands at AUCTION.
BY HOLMES & MACBETH,

Auetionecr1.
By virtue of IN order of sale to me directed by the
Hon. Geo. s. Bryan, Judge Of the United States
District Court for the District Of South Carolina
will offer for sale at public auction, on THURSDAY,
April 49, 1862 at II o'clock A. NJ, at tho old Post
Office, foot of Broad-street, Charleston. &. c.,
ALL THAT PLANTATION or tract OF land, stu.
ate, lying and being in Charleston District st. Ste.
phen's Parish, and State OF South Carolina, contain.
ing sixteen hundred (l600) acres more or less and
kuown us the Ten lille House, set forth in the plead
ines heard In the Court of Equity for Charleston Dis
trct In January leGO as OF the estate OF George Ap'
derson deceased and also set forth In said pleadngs
as consisting Of three tracts, nl OF which is more
plainly delineated by plat made by Andrew Gil.
mour. Deputy Surveyor, in February, 1855.
ALL THAT PLANTATION or Tract of Land, with
the dwelling house and outbuildlngs thereon. con.
tanning nine hundred and sixty acres more or less,
bntting and bounding west on lands OF Peter Pom.
tou1 south on lands of W. PontouI and Little
He'll Hole Swamp, east on lands unknown, and
north on lands Of Heury Bradley, all Of which is
more particularly ret forth and delneated In plat
thereof made by ]. ]. Gutgnard, Surveyor-General,
in December, l8c0
All the right, title aud interest of John O. Ed.
wa1ds, Of In and to all that PLANTATION or Tract
of Land In the District Of Charleston, and Parish Of
st. Stephens, near Wall Eye Swamp, bounding north
lands Of ". Y. Pontou1 and John Bradley. east on
estate OF Ehas Ball having such form and marks as
are represented IN plat thereof, made by Antenas
u. Darby, In November. 1890.
ALSO, AT THE sAHE TIME AND PLACE,
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND, situate In Laurens
District. South Carolina, about 10 miles south Of
Laurcps Courthouse, and containing seventy (70
acres. more or less, bounded on tho north by pub
lie road. east bv lands OF James BryBon, west by
lnnds Of Hogan Notes, and north on branch
which divides it from lands 0! Miller.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps. LOUIS NOLAN,
Assignee OF John o. Edwards and Geo. D. Grice
ApriI2 fm4thstu4f1
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RoRBERY.-During the absenc of the in
mates of Captain William Dishers residence, Mas.
sau-street. on Thursday night last. the premises
were entered and thoroughly ransacked. The thieves
carried or lot OF clothing and pistol, but were
frightened away by the arrival Of members Of the
family, who saw negroes jump from the piazza.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Adger's Executors ct al. cs. o. O'Callaghan.
BY JOHN s. RYAN, AuctiOneer

Pursuant to Decretal Order In this case, win be
sold on THURSDAY, Goth day Of April next at II
o'clock A. H.. In front Of the Old Customhouse,
All that LOT OF LAND, situate in st. Philip
etreet. Ward No. 8. in City OF Charleston, buttnS
and bounding south on lands Of q. B. Oakes; west
on St. Philipstreet; north on lands now or Late Of
E. q. Rodgers east on lands of--; measrr.
ing and containing in front on St Philip street about
90 feet; on west line SO fect and north and soth
lines about 1873 feet each be the same more or less.
Telms-One.tlird cash; balance In one and two.
years. to be secured by bond OF purchaser and mort
Ruge Of prem scs. Purchaser to pay for papers end
stamps Z. w. NJ MaCKEY, 8. c. G.
April tu4th1
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, APRIL 19.-Caarles.on Ho-
tG-E Wallace, Baltimore; NJ Jackson, Liver
pool; E1all, Richmond; L Megargee and wife.
Megargee and vile, Philadelphia; W Clark, j
Collins, " Gift. Savannah; L Deadorick, Virgil
mia; E Birdsall and wife. T c James D NJ Fitch and
wife. c Godfrey. " L Leaman. New York; $ Burlong
and lady, Wilmington.
Puuil,on Hotel IT Greneker, Newberry Herald {;
JSm;,h, South Carolina; Smith, Baltimore; G
Croft New York,
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A. wEsTDRooK.
PUTNAM COUNTY, Ga, September ?

PUrNAM COUNTY, GA, September Y, !s65
n, n 6 pronbin-Sir-I have used for the last
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which they are recommended. &c; ,,,or
Yours respectfully, 9AMGs "hionA'
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nj. ". ARNOLD,
Of the Georgia Conference.
poo1Y COUNTY, GA April. 18I

DouL1 NoUHa I, nn a, np.I., ~ LOU. I
This is to certify that was confined to The house,
and most of the time to my bed, and suffering the
greatest agony imaginable with Rheumatism, for
ye months, and after trying every avuiiable RENE.
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III therefore recommend it in the highest degree TO
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certain Yours truIy w. A. FOREHAND.
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TEE PROVINCIAL COUNCIL OF BALTIMORE
This ecclesiastical body will convene on Sunday,
the 25th of April The distinguished Primate, the
Nos. Reverend Martin John SraldnG. D. D., Arch.
bishop of Baltimore, will preside. The province of
Baltimore comprises tho Arch Diocese OF Baltimore
which includes the State Of Maryland and the Dis
trict Of Columbia. It tcomprses ALSO the Dioceses of
Charleston, Philadelphia, Scranton, Harrisburg,
Erie, Pittsburg, Richmond, Wheeling Wilmington,
DEL; Wilmington, n. c.; Savannah, and the Vica-
rio,e Apostolic of East Florida. This extensive pro-
yinre spreads Maryland, the District OF Column
ba, Pennsylvania. Delaware, Virginia. North Caro-
Inns. South Carolina Georgia and the eastern cart of
Florida. The Right Rev. p n. Lynch. D. D., Bishop
of Charleston, will be among the suffragnn prelates
AZ the council. The Very Rev Dr.. bermtngham,
yicar General, will leave to-day for the council as
.heo,osiaa to Bishop Lynch.
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IMPORTANT SALE.-A. q. Abrahams g. Sons
will sell at No. 35 Hayne.stree this morning. large
assortment Of hats hose. calcoes aud other goods,
and will sell tomorrow, at the same place, large lot
Of imported and native wines and liquors. See ad-
vertisements.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Cdthdrine r. Mood Us. James Qsintia.
BY A. C. McGILLIVRAY,

Will be sold, on TUESDAY, the goth day Of April,
next. at II o'clock A. NJ, In front Of the Old Gus
tomhouse,
ALL THAT LOT OF LAND. with buildings there
on situate the east side OF Norman.street, Upper
Wards, and designated by tue No. T. in plat drawn
by r. 4. Payne, Surveyor, aud dated 10th April,
1852, aud recorded IN office Register Mesne Convey
ing front on Norman.stIeet, 40 feet more or less
samu dimensions ON back line, and In depth 100 feet
or less; butting and bounding west on Norman
street, north on lot No. .. east on lot No. g. and
south lots Nos and O. IN above described plat.
Terms-Ono-third cash balance in one and two
years, secured by bond and mortgage Of the premi.
ses buildings to be insured and kept insured, and
policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps. E. w. NJ, NACKEY, g. @. c.
March so tu4
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TIE DROWNED BODY, which was found in the
docl near Unton Wharf, on Saturday, was identified
as that of an Orphan House boy The Commission
ers took charge OF the remains for interment.
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was brought up yesterday on charge of receiving
stolen goods from Daniel Cox, who pur:oined the
hosiery from Archer's Bazaar. He was turned over
to magistrate for prosecution.
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TIE BANK OF THE SrATE.-Ol We e1nesday
Ito mcrrow) we learn that motion will be made
before Judge Carpenter Tor the appointment of
receiver for the assets of the Bank OF the sta'e
1t is supposed that long argument will ensue
thereon
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Cny1SoroN, Ga, July Q. lSG

DR.. Prophit-Havine used your Liver Medicine
for more liap q year n my family, cheertuliy re-
ronmcnd If TO MI persons suffering from Liver nf
feciions, Dyspepsia or Indigestion in amy FORM
also recommend your Dysentcry Corjla! as the best
ron,a,l,, tor tInt disrnse D. T. ROGERS.
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Railroaos.

OFFICE ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON r. R.
CHARLESTON, April IS, 1869. J
dds WILL BE RECEIVED UP TO THE 25TH
ID instant for the building Of the SAVANNAH
AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD from Coosaw-
hstchie 10 the City of Savannah, Georgia.
All information in reference to the subject will be
furnished bv application at tho Office OF the COM
pany foot OF Mill street c. :. GADSDEN,
Engineer and Superintendent.
QS-Savaunal Morning News will please copy. and
send bill 10 Office Savannah and Charleston Railroad
Company. tuthsG April IL
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ABDUCTION Chestnut. colored, was ar
rested yesterday for inducing young colored girl
to leave her home. The girl has been missing since
the 18Th instant and Chestnut refuses to tell where
she "a
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SLY TH1EF.-Daniel Cox, colored, who prac-
ticed seght of hand trick at the Archer Bazaar and
stole therefrom lot of hosiery. arrested, and
yesterday welt up for sixty days.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

TO inquire at TIE NEWS Office the prices for doing
job work before giving out their oiders elsewhere.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest Circulation.-THE pAILFNEWS
BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE
coGNIZED as HAVING THE LARGEST CIR
CCLA7ION IN THE CITT OF CHARLESTON.
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN TIE PoSTOFF1cE At THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRoTIS-
IONS OF THE NEW PoS70FFYcE Law.
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CoNFIRMED.-It will be seen, by our tele-
grams, that Major Johnson was confirmed yesterday
IS United States Marshal for this State
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srAsroRpvrLLE. PUTNAM couSII, Oct. |, 1867
DR.. O. S. Proph,H-Dear S,rIlhli Il 10 cerhiy
yelrs, and have never failed to cure the Aguc In
single instance with them. They always break the
chs the first day that they are Riveu can recon-.
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have ever found aud they leave no bad effects follow
ing them, as Quiniuc. &c ,,-,r,noor
Yours respectfully. a. "ESADnooh'
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ENTERPRISE, ROCKVILLE, &C., AND EDrsTo.
The Emily Will receive freight and leave tomorrow
at eight O'Clock; also. for Edisto on Wednesday the
2sth at eight A. NJ, leaving Edis.o on the 29h at
nine O'Clock
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DIR pRopa1rr's FEMALE TONIC.

This Medicine With its associates, is O safe and
cortan remedy for ali durable diseases TO which Fc-
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yiue Tonic. setting up full and free circulation
throughout the system.
All Of the above Medicines sold py DRUGGISTS aha
Merchants generally throughout INC sou'n"eSi'
T.. s. BURNHAs,
Wholesale and Retail Agent, Charleston, s. c.
Prepared only by DR.. o. s. PRoPHlrT.
.nri,1c stntb6mos Covington, Ga.
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Fowl THEF.-Preston johnson, colored, was
sent to the House Of Correction yesterday for sixty
days for robbine fowl roost, No. 4s St. Pblpstreet
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F1RE.-The alarm which occurred at FIVE
O'Clock yesterday morning, was caused by fire at
the grocery store of NJ. Habernicht No. "a Tradd-
street. The fire was soon put out, no damage be-
irg DONE
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OBrA1N1Sa MONEY FALsELY.-Henry Styer,
WHO represented himself as being detective,
whereby he mulcted a. Thieling, grocer, America
stree, out Of some money, was fined $40 for his
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