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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-08

DRowNED.-A private letter brings the intelli-
gence of the drowning on the 7,h Of December, at
Shermans Island, in Costa County, California, of
Mr.. John Belden, formerly of Few Britain, Conn.
He was brother of Mr.. w. II. Belden who has been
connected with the United States Quarte1maser's
Department in this city since 1865. A-
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BUsIN HISS NOTICES.

New JOB OFF1CE.-Mr. c. G. Erckmann, for
merly proprietor of the Zeitung and well-known as
an active and enterprisng business ,pan has oper-
ed Job printing office at No. 20 Bread-street hat
experienced printer, Mr.. A. j. Burke will assist Mr.
Erckmann, and 1t may safely be prophesied that thew
Will have plenty Of work, and that it viii be we'll
done,
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ATTENTION, FENIANs.-In another column Of
this mornings NEWS will be found call for meet
ing of Irishmen and the friends of Ireland to take
plase at Hibernan Hall, This evening, at fpast
seven O'Clock The object of the meeting is to take
measures tor lending a helping hand in the move
ment for the delverance Of Erin from British rule.
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INCENDIARY ATTEn1Pr.-On Friday morning
last an attempt made to set fire to the residence
OF DR.. B. g. D. Muckenfuss. opposite st. Paurs
Church, Coming street, by placing a barrel under
the house and filling it with wood, which dis
covered while in a blaze. The person who discover
cd it saw some one escape from the yard.
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TEE GREAT PRESSURE upon our advertising
columns this morning compels us to omit some of
contract advertisements which should appear in
this issue.
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Anrti0n Sales.
sHEMIFR,s SALE.

yv ~ SHEHIFR'S SALE.
BY virtue OF the folsswiaR Tax Rxecatiens. To- ms ms
directed and deliveued, will be sold on MONDAY
and 1UESUAY, the frat and second DAYS of
March next, at the northeast corner of the Court
honse. between the hours Of IL o'clock A. M. and
O'Clock P. M ~
All the RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST OF tho
defendants below stated, In Leases not, exceeding
seven years In the following described property
levied on and to be sold for Taxes due the State
Costs.
Terms cash. e. W. M. MAOKEY
Sheriff Charleston County
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The OLD GLOBE HoTEI.-Mr. Joseph Myer.
at the Globe Hotel No. IS Queen-street, south side.
will give lunch to his friends to-day at 10 A. to
celebrate the opening of his establishment.
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CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, 81 ne,
pound at Wilson's Grocery, southeast corner Society
and Anson streets. Goods delivered free
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WRIGHTs BLUFF.-The steamer Marion will
leave for Wrisht's Bluff and all landings the San
tee on Wednesday night. -l
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, February and T.
Pavilion Hotel Nettles, williamsburg; ia
cob, Fiorid.; L Gentry. Augusta; B Palmer,
M. D.. Columbia; NJ Linn and wife, New Jersey;
Britain, North Carolina; M w Buskirk, New
York; John D Porter, Adams Run; Roberts,
New York; A Alsfon, city; Julian Selby, Coum-
bia; w Dewitt, Clarendon; L o Dargan, C;
W F Blamard, n Bullock P Mcdonald, New
York; sworoes New Jersey; John Pow II.
Maryland; John Manley. Georgia. b G Babcock
New Jersey; Shum1ker, II Nj Levink, New York;
Bernard, New JerseJ: Weldon, Hodge,
Rodgers, F Dickerson John Smith, New York;
Willett, New Jersey; Charley Williams New
York; II Crowell, span hawk, steamship Magnc-
liza.
Charleston Hotel.-R Douglass. Augusta, Ga; John
& Wilson, Wadmalaw; Benry Hobart, Massachu-
sets; George Wiehett, North Carolina; DR. Miles
and lady. Columbia; James Cumming, E J Har.
vey, ] Kimball, Kearns James o Malley
A Kelly, John Gallagher James Lewis, New York;
James Snodgrass, Indiana; William B Sampson,
North Carolina; Mrs Hartwell, New Jersey; Or
and Mrs Hrell and two friends, Connecticut G b
Comstcck and wife, Michigan; P Mcfarland. Rhode
Island; Vose and 81 Manning and WIFE, New
York; Kohn, Virginia; Brown, n Cook, Levi
Howes, and Dennis New York; Captain Horsey
steam ship Falcon; w Levy, H NJ Levy. and John
JENKINS, Augusta; w Nance and II w Wiske-
man, South Carolina; r E Reeves. North Carolina
Ielaad Miss Leland, DR. j 8 Knox, Mount
Pie asant; Geo Bughes and wife, Miss Hughes, Bos-
ton; J salos, Mrs Sales Massachusetts; G
Cormier. New York; Judik, Maryland; W En-.
gle, Pennsylvania; John Leitchworth Philadelphia:
W Buchanan, New York; D c Wilson, Beaufort Il
Dickinson. Misses Dickinson, F w Miller. New
York; Geo. Everett, Boston; John M Roe and WIFE,
Camden; E Wicks, New York; d R Campbell, q s
Douglass, B Manning, O.; J + Withers and WIFE
Now York; w d Glenn and wife, Philadelphia; John
Wilson and wife. Massachusetts,; Jno Hunter. New
York; w Wills oheraw; W A Lippincott. L Atkn.
son, Philadelphia; A Hermann, w Wheeler, F W
Williams. New Yerk Smith, Baltimore.
Il W Jacob. Mount Pleasant; L Humphreys
Philadelphia; r Mofatt, New York; L Anson, St
Louis; NJ Moses, g Richardson, Moses, L W
Moses. Sumter; ] Neal. Augusta; N Schuyler q 8
Mott, L Fills, New York; g Beltarsy North Caro-
lima; q Jaeger. NJ Muller. Laursns; Smith
Q. g. Array; James Quinr. New York; VIM Gurney.
City; John Openheim, New York; @ Woodruf,
New Orleans; H Rodgers, r Trudale, New York !;
Langley, WsshiDgton; John W, Waters New
York; N Snow, Maine; G Cott, Boston; A M
Sutham, ST. Andrews
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CABINET HATs.-Something entirely new.-
Black, prab and Tearl Alpines Of superior quality
also. the Velocipede, suitable for young mon, lust
received at the Temple Of Fashion
February 8 l~ 20 n JoHNsnN
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GOLD PENCIL FoUND.-A gold pencil was
picked up in Broad d-street Saturday, and left at
the Main Guardhouse.
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UMBRELLAS AND CANEs.-The largest and
finest assortment in the city. at Temple Of Fashion.
February ~ O. H. LouNsON
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Valuable Long Cotton Plantation for sale, b,
order Of The United States Court.
BY JOIN II. HUMPRREYS.

AucttOneoT. -9,ntN -.tH't
By virtue of an order of sale to me directed by The
Hon. q George s. Br,ap, Judge Of the United States
Court for the District Of South Carolina viii sell
ct Public Auction, on FRIDAY, February 12 at ii
street. bH
All that valuable PLANTATION in ct. Thomas
Parish In the County Of Charleston. known as
woodland" bounded by lsnds of AA- Poyas and
George Elfe Daniels Island Creek. Clouter's Creek
and Cooks, Greek, aud containing two Thousand
three hundred and ninety Ave 1895 acres more or
less These lands are said to be US COED for Long
Cotton as any on the islands, and only six miles
from the city The place is well settled ana may be
resided all the year It is accessible by either
Cooper or Wando Rivers being nearly entirely sur
rounded by navigable streams, with eight or ten
landings on the plh ntaton. %o,2t-
Terms-one-third cash; balance In Eve equal sue
cesslve annual ipstalmenta, secured by bond pur
chaser bearing interest at the rate OF per cent
annum. payable annually. and mortgage upon the
premises Purchaser to pay tor papers and stamps.
Assignee Of b. J. and GJs ). mnrpy aiNi Mnirhe.d.
January 80 stuthsmwt7
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FURs.-Balance OF the stock at the Temple OF
Fashion, offered at cost. G.H. JOHNSON
February
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LOCAL M MATTERS.
MEETINGS THIS d.

MEETINGS THIS DAY
Chamber Of Commerce, at 2 p. NJ.
Charleston Hook and Ladder Company, No. 2, at
halfrast P. NJ
Friends Of Ireland, at halfpast P. NJ.
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EDITORS IN TowN.-Messrs. Selby. OF the
Columbia Phoenix, and Lucas, of the Darlington
Democrat.
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LADIES LUNCH AT K1Nsn1ANs SA1ooN.-C)ys.
tors in every STYLE Minoe PIES fresh daily Hot cot
fee and chocolate ct all hours. Ice cream every
day.
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"HoeDs SOVEREIGN BALM" has no equal for
COUGHS colds. groups, asthma, &c. Try 1t ana be
convinced, and recommend It TO ethers. For sale by
Cowie& Moise. Druggists, corner Meeting and Hasel
streets. gay4 wfnas III. vi 4. Jannasv On
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BY G. MCBRIDE SMITH.

BY virtue Of Decree in Bankruptcy in the above
case. Will be sold on TUESDAY, the 10th inst at
II O'Clock, at the Old Pestofice,
AZ that IRACT OF LAND, lying the north side
OF the public road leading from Charleston to Ashley
River Ferry, containing seventy and half us vi
acres. more or less, and also small Tract of Land
on the northern boundary of the above tract and in
corporated with it as one tract; bounded north and
east on lands now or late of - Howard south on
the Dorchester Road, west on lands now or late of
" Beckman, and northwest on lanos now or late
OF Rev. p. ONelll; the place said to contain phos.
phates and to he we'll settled
Terms-One-third cash; the balance in one and
Two years. secured by mortgage on the pl operty;
purchas er TO pay for papers und stamps.
L. w. MARSHALL
Assignee of JOS Purcell
repruary mwsmsmtu6
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THE DAILY NEWS.

81- LARGEST CIRoULATIoN-THE DAILY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFF1OIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING THE LARGEST CIR.
OULATIoN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE PoSToFrICE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO TIE pRov1s
IONS OF THE NEW PCsToFFICE LAW.
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THE DAIHY NEWS will be served to subscri-
bers in the city at DOLLARS year in advance, or
at EUTEEN CENTS week, payable to the carriers.
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A DELIBERATE MURDER.-Ipformation has
been received of the murder, near Mount Tabor in
Union County on the 28h ult, of Alfrei Gist col
ored lad about fifteen years o.d, by James Nj Askew
notorious character, who has been for many years
terror to the colored population. The Coroner
states that the murder without the least provo.
cation. Immediately alter the deed Askew mounted
his horse and rode off, and has not been heard Of
since. Governor Scott has issued proclamation
Offering five hundred dollars reward for his arrest
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SHEKIFF,S SALE.

BY vii tue of writ Of Fieri Facias to me arocted
and delivered. will be sold o MONDAY, the first
day OF March next. at the northeast corner of he
courthouse, between the hours OF IL A. NJ. and 9
All that LOT OF LAND, with o wooden dwelling
and outbulldngs thereon, situate on south tide Of
bsth-s treet be unding north by Annstreet east by
--, west by lands or late OF -- ana
south on lands CT - W
- Levied on and to be SOLD the property of J. R.
Sloan and Oatharine NJ Sloan, his wife. at tho suit
OF John N. Ttdemann & Co.
Terms cash. e. w mr. MAcKEy
FebruaryS ma a C'r,
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TO THE LADIES.

WYE WOULD RESPECTFULLY STATE. OUR
wv. N ny years' experience in the inanufacturs
OF ORNAMENTAL q 4IR WORK enable as to offer
ticle required in our lihe from the small FRIzZEs
TO the fun WIG, embracing Braids or Switches Coils
RiDglets. &C.. %gs1., Il b {. gs2 n ~ - s7a n A
TORrOksE-SHELL DRESSING. TUCK, SIDE AND
FANCY COMBS, and COMBS Of eyefy other class
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REPORTERS CRUMBS. - The weather was
cold enough ON Saturday last to coat the water in
low lots in the western part of the city with ice
The N. E. Gran1 Royal Arch Chapter of this State
holdsa conyocation to-day, ut Masonic Hail. at 10 NJ
The purchaser Of Law Range, Broad street de.
eisn turning 1t into stock exchange as suggested
in The News
The main drains IN the city are caving in in vari.
GUS places. but are quickly repaired.
ItisIumored that the Rev. @. s. vedder has re.
signed from the Huguenot Church.
The churches in which services were held last eve
ming were generally crowded.
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CLUBS AND STARS. s.-The following cases will
be brought up before the Mayor this morning:
James Kelly, white. creating o disturbance, on
Saturday, In the store OF Jno. A Cook q CO.. King.
ssress and trying 10 shoot policeman,
VIM. Richardson, colored. for selling sowls on the
street without license
Patrick Donagan. white. for being under the in.
fuepce Of liquor and acting dsoraerly ON the sirset
John Brown. colored. for loiteriug at the head Of
the market and refusing to leave when ordered off,
Rosetta Geronon. white, for using obscene Ian.
guage at the corner of State and Chalmers streets
Henry Jones. white. lying down drunk ON Broad
street. .U3 (S5 sa'6y'Ga
i .eJ N eae. -
Aaron ptoleau and Cyrus Fraser. colored, for
stealing pigeons. 8ae ~.5l : .esG II
John smtth, white. drunk and unable to take care
OF himself In CHURCH street. ess s.y-Nfe
a sorskeeper on Kng-street for keeptag open sitter
"a O'Clock Saturday night.
fruiterer for putting ont garbage at I O'Clock
AM.
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E1 parte Wm Shtpherd, in re Joseph Purcell.
Ass'gnee's Sale Of the "PurceU Farm" on
the Dorchester Road, near CAarleston-at
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To the Gentlemen.

\ WE CAN FURNISH WIGS. ToUPRES, wHIS-
KERS, MUsTACHRS. nfpEnrATs. &C., aaf
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SABBATH SCHOOL OF THE FIRsr. BAPTIST
CHuRoH.--The regular quarterly exercises Of tho
First Baptist Church sehh Ath schcol took placa
yesterday afternoon in the church. They were con-
Quoted by the Rev W. Il. williams, pastor, assisted
by Superintendent Palfrey. There was good at
tendance on the pant Of the scholars, who sang
Oharninely several carefully selected hymns. The
pastor enehaned the attention Of the children with
many very interesting religious anecdotes. The
superintendent read his report, which was very
gratifying, showing an increase OF nineteen scholars
and one teacher. The school now contains one
hundred and twenty-five scholars, seventeen teach
ers and two officers. total Of one hundred and
forty-one After distribution OF prizes. few re-
marks by the superintendent and collation. tho OK.
ercisss closed. .-. ..s....... r
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Real Estate Il.
BY G.. MCBRIDE SMITH.
No 81 BrOasa-streot, South side, near
St@te-street.
At Private Sale
FIRST CLASS SEA ISLAND COTTON PLANTA-
"-1 TONS
Valuable Rice Plantations
Valuable Upland Plantations and Farms
Extensive aud Valuable Manufaobories Mill SiAes
and Delightful summer Residences in various
parts Of the South
ALSO
HOUSES AND BUILDING LOTS OF all Sizes prices
and descriptions in every part of the oty
January 25 mwf3sno
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OUR FARMs.-Wth the steady enlargement
ofour means Of communication with the cities of
the North, where articles Of fo,d If not very high
meet good demand, the lands in this vicinity
should become of great value. The capacity of our
soil to produce variety, and at season which win
render them very desirable there must secure them
market at very remuneratives rates. Our farms
on Charleston neck arc greatly improving by the
sRiiful application OF labor, and many of them arc
being cultivated in tho most superior manner pro-
duc1ng growth equal to any in the world We
have lately seen cabbages and turnps, the produce
OF the farm Of Mr. George Martin near the forks of
she road. which would do credit to any laud This
gentleman Is an old cou try farmer, aud under
stands the management OF his Land.
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Horses and Mules, one Bread Cart and Car
riages, also Tables, Side6oards, Carpets,
Mirrors, Beadsteads, Bedding, Wardro6ss.
Desks, Stoues 10 &c at A,lckann
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FIVE YEARS CID THrs SPRING. cor ON DAIRY
BAY, with sl@ck Test. HoiG for NO fgulS. Can bo
eosm ON North Atlantic WhAra For further jnform.
suon apply ~ TAfS oBFIcM . Eebruwy
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SUDDEN DEATH. Phoenix announces the
sudden death of young, talented aud universally
admired lady. formerly resident of Charleston and
more recently Of Columb bia--Miss Fanny Taber She
died on Thursday the 4ih instant at the residence
OF her brother, in Orangeburg. On Wednesday, she
was apparently IN the enjoyment OF her usual good
health, and attended the marriage ceremonies of
brother a short time afterwards she complained Of
slight headache. and in few hours more she was
dead. Miss Taber had o remarkable fine voice, and
during her residence in Columbia was connected
with the choir Of Trinity Church
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CWdU DWelzang; also, fr0 Corner Lots
fine stands for Corner Shops, at auction.
BY Il. MCBRIDE SMITH,
On TUESDAY, the 10th instant at IL O'Clock. Mt tho
. old Postofa o,
No 6e Line-street, SIN II HOUSE, south side &C..
coma 1om southeast corner Limo and Laurel streets
Lot 40 feet front. by 30 feet deep, more or less.
ALSO,
hno BUILDING LOT on the southwest corner of
Bo9ard and Laurel streets: IS feet front on Ro-
gardstreet by 81 feet on Laurelsl eet more or less
ALSO,
nne BUILDING LOT, on the southeast corner Of
bo&ard-street and Rose Lane; 80 feet front on Bo-
ard.street by 81 feet on Rose Lane, more or less
fe0ruarye Feb 8. 0, II, IS, 15 16
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On WEDNESDAY,. the 10th instant, at 10 O'Clock. at
his salesroom, No. 81 Broad-strcet.
ALSO,
BOXES OF SMOKING TOB lCOO, box Chewing
Tobacco, Cable Twist. in tin foil packages, and
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Many tho writer physician visiting
~ " - a3az Tor their health experienced al waa surprising an
ELECTS the Rum there produced r7 iavaHd Hk
SaF's seeking health; aad full history
o. Its medicinal virtues Re delighted
with soon occurred determined ii p procure ranutac:u
and sell it II tho States
Of 5 aSor5 s7 himself and suffering humanity
for tho celebrated PLANTATION
nTEas bong '-N Of merit founded p-ees an
vegetable
n the history medicine and became household word al TIE civilized
word The eabaisc TisoE an health tho demand I'd
the PLANTATION BTTTERS exceeded abilities
notwithstanding TIE large e st. c-z made expressly for the com
pr5 Of toso e tie qc-y nazaa:o therefore
Wa 72a:hel u @ Thomas 7 Ia: To - ::t1aate securing
leasing sewers C. - c: aai productive estates tn
island 1.e5, sas a3 c:a; - - which r.y
!sAoa TIC 2aT a experienced 2 .:c7 &c: to island
cured AID rs BT-2s r,s:e
tc aa-y all A ?:::? -ccdc1 alra:
turing GS-.- D-S227-!2 c:cnt
the natives crushing the AL ra
as aa1a:o to F3var aoi i!ay:3c;
e:acT kindred diseases tAe e -: 2L--!c c.-Zc .r-d i2 n
h:-y .: the world cv. ?o3 a=21aIy They
adapted o aa male a2l female They acat!oi and Away
produce en- immediate beneficial re-uit
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gle Saneaster Seoger.
Published every Thursday Morning.
BY
DAVID '. CARTER.
Editor and Proprietor.
TERMS FOR SUBSCRIPTION.
ADVERTISEMENTS
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first, and Sl.o0 pr square for each subsequent
Insertion. square TO consist Of the space
occupied by TEs LINKS Of this size tyne No
advertisement considered less than a square.
Fraction over one square or more charged
only AS fractions.
Semi-Mon'hly, Monthly, or Quarterly Ad.
vertscments, will be charged Two Dollars per
square for each insertion.
Quarterly, Semi Annual or Ycaely contracts
will be made Oh liberal tems-the contract,
however. must in all cases be confined to the
immediate business Of the firm or individual
contracting.
The number o! insertions must be written
on ea"t Advertisement, or they will be inser-
ted till ordered out and charged accordingly.
Business cards one year $1,000.
do do six months S7.UO
Announcing candidates slO in advance.
All legal or official notices must he paid for
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