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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-07
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, February 6.-Gen.
Sherman arrived this morning, accom-
panied by his daughter, and Col. Day
ton and wife. They will remain SOM
time.
Shipments Of bulk grain are now
being handled by the New Orleans ele-
vafnF-
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In connection with what we have al
resdy said with reference TO this road, we
invite the attention Of our readers to the
following facts. They clearly indicate
where Memphis must look to ten years
hence for q great increase Of her cotton
trade.
In 1850 and 1860. the yield Of cotton
stood thus in several States:
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Notice TO Subscribers TO the Bends
OF the HemPhis and Little
Rock Railroad Company.

A T a meeting Of the Board of Directors of
A-the Memphis and Little Rock Railroad
Company the following resolution was unan1-
mously passed
RESOLVED, hat all parties who have here
tofore subscribed aud agreed 70 purchase the
First Mortgages Bonds OF the Company, and
have failed in whoie or in part 70 pay for the
same, be notified and required to pay the
amount so subscribed within ten days, or this
Company will not hold itself longer bUund 10
deliver said Bonds and ali sums and install
mentst that have been paid oy SAID subscribers
are hereby d selared forfeited to this pany,
and the Treasurer Is directed 10 close ali such
after the expiration OF said fen days
notice. W. b. WALDRAN,
Secretary ana Treasurer.
Memphis, ID February, 1855. feb4
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CANADA.

MONTREAL, February 6.-The Gov
ernor General has expressed the opinion
that Montreal should be the seat Of
Government and he will use his infiu-
encs to have it brought here.
Several well known Fenians here
left Canada for the United States, fear
ing, 1t is said, q revolution by Whalen.
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-WsIch, editor of the Oskaloosa, Iowa,
Conservation, started that paper in 1866 on
a capital of fifteen cents, and, after hav-
walked 1000 miles to get subscrip-
lions, has made it pay.
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THE communications of Mr.. W. 81.
Cherry, and "a Lawyer" will appear
in issue.
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HARPENTER AND BUILDER. No. g. Jefsr-
son street. entrance in alley. special at
tenfton given 70 stair Work. HOuseA and We
faudAha framed ready ny shipping
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RISO NJ -
Sovereign Tobacco AntidOte.

The attention OF all persons suffering from the
injurious effects Of Tobacco is called 10
RIsOn,s SOVerei@n Tobacco A~ntidOte,
which is warranted TO remove the desire for To-
bacco In any form. It Is purely vegetable, and
contains nothing injurious. as VIII De seen by
the eertidcats Of a distinguished physician. A
trial ia ALI that is asked for il by the proprietor,
80 the nries viii be refunded II the reea alt il
not satisfactory. Prepared only by
JOHN W. RIsON, Apo. nsearv-
RiehD>ond, Virginia.
So Price 90 cents a box.
TESTIMONIALS:
Certificate of DR.. John Dove, q. g. Of Grand
lodge Of Virginia.
RICHMOND, VA, November 20, 1868.
Dear SIR : The Tobacco Antidote prepared by
you, according to the receipt you have sub
mitted to me, and the ingredients OF which L
have examined Is purely vegetable, entirely
harmless and COB tains nothing in the least il
,urious. II is not disagrseable to the taste, and
as a home article 1 hope you viii meet with
rsadv sale for it and I believe that II the d.
rs.tsous are followed, it will DO all you claim
for 1t. JUN DONE' MD
From Major VIC Darlington, President Pied
mont Life Insurance Company Of Virginia.
MR. JOHN W. RIsoS, Richmond. Va: Know
ing many who are slaves to the use Of Tobacco
would ike to quit It, I would recommend your
"a Tobacco Antidote" as a sURE REMEDY. Ites-
tify to its efficacy, because. after having used
Tobacco for fifteen years, 1 was enabled 10 quit
It without Inconvenience after using your
a AntidOte, and RaVe now no desire for To-
bacco. VIC. C-ARRINGTOT.
81 MANSFIELD a HIGBEE, Memphis
nts. who will supply the trade a. msnu-
facturersI pricts R0
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AMUsEMEMTs.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER

Re- engagements for SIX Nights OF the Accom-
plished Equestrienne and Actress. Miss LEO
HUD5OS, and her Steed, BLACK BEsg."
Monday ~EvensuE February s-Wiu be
prodaeed the OF THE GAN
Mis- Lao Hudson. To con-
clude with jimmy LIND.
seals or PRIGES-Drsss Circle and P~aruuatts-
81 Orchestra Chars, 81 50: Family circle. So
lery, 70 cents.
Doors open at quarter 70 J o'clock; curtain will
rise ~ 3 preoisely. Box-bOok open nom 70
o'clock an to 8 pm.
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CORREsPoKDEKCE.

Co--esDOndence, on Public EUef1S, solicited iron
epsrJ part Of tie United States.
ALNSLIE REAZING & co.
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WEEKLY PEA one eGTs------------.- = -
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
1~T1Haenf advertisements hdU3nQ TIE run OF me
paper, first insertion 81 each suoselasHN p4seT-
ton 90 cents per Square.
Der line each insertion.
Monthly advertisements . yT JT" ana q yW
each additional SqsAdTe-
1f,sTtise9aenS inserted at intervals, TO be charged
as nesD each insertion,
Monthly advertisements inserted 81 hS 5SSgA'
APPEhL tCiH Be charged one-sEEh dddtt0nd-
Advertisements inserted "a the WEEKLY WaA oe
charged hdB Of AL rates.
Local Notices. 20 cents per live J7rd tasJtb0Ni cao
~ cents per tfne per noath-
an frdnSfeat advertisements, not from regular dd
~pertiSeTs, MUST BIZ PAID Iok IN
4 Square Is he space occupied by aga tfaeS Of
sold nOTpdTeA
CORRESPONDENTS.
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On THE DEATH OF THE LATE COL. j. H.
MCMAHON.
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TESTIMONIALS:
of DR.. John Dove, q. g. Of Grand
lodge Of Virginia
JOHN REED,

~ MANSFIELD a HIGBEE, Memphis
Ag=nts. who viii supply the trade a. msnu-
facturers' prices neb9
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+. ". DICKINSON. Wv. WILLIAMS.
DR. 3. f. DIcKINsOE.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-26

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Nr. a. c. NcGiliivray
sold yesterday the plantation on the west branch
OF Cooper River, known Us Buck hall, cont aiming
c37 acres, for s3loo
A plantation on WadInaiaw, containing 200
acres, for $1,000.
two story dwelling and outbuIldings in the
Town Of Button, for $500.
lot and buildings OH the north side Of Hudson
street, for $500.
A lot and buildings on the west side OF Franklin
street, opposite the Marine Hospital, for $4,000.
Mcssrs. Lcitch L lIruns sold y three story
wooden dwelling OH the east side OF Meeting
street, and known as No. 200, for $4,000.
Mcssr3. j. y w. Knox sold farm OF seven acres
on Sulllvnn's Island, near the N:rtes. for $3.50
cash.
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Charleston, 10Th November, 1863
oMMIssIoN ER,s SALE.

lty vIrtnc OF decree OF The Court OF E1riiy or
the County or New Hanover, of the Sutc of
north Carolina. in the case Of Norris r. Jcslip.
ct A. w. the Wilmington and Manchester Rail.
ROAD Company et III. Michael Cronlcy COn,Is.
sioner, duiy appointed by the Court, will sell at
Pnhllc Auction, nj The door OF the Courthouse
III Wilmington. III the State OF North Carolina
at II O'Clock, n. NJ, on WEDNESDAY, the 5il
day Of January. 1870
All That portion of the WILMINGTON AND MAN.
CHESTER RAILROAD which lies within the Siaic
OF North Carolina, with all the rolling stock eouin.
in,c,nis, depois workshops, materials and every
tnllS thcrciinio pertaining, together with uil the
rights, privileges, franchises AMI appnrtennnces
Us Us SET Iorth ami more particularly described In
cccdngs. '''
Terms OF sale are cash.
Tic bonds Of the said Company, secured by the
three first mortgages, TO wit: The mortgage 10
Edward Sanford, dated May I, 1851; the second
mortgage TO Edward SandrOrd dated March l,
1898 and the mortgage to George W. DarEan.
da,ch the iath Of April, 1885, shall be accepted il,
iuli AZ part payment. according to the priority OF
said mortgages; and the bonds OF the said Com.
nany, secured by tile mortgage TO the said Morris
~ JeSup, shall he acc, pied pro rata ns part nav.
ment In the order OF priority established i'm snLl
mortgage. NJ CRONIY. [;ommissIoncr "'
wilmington, NJ Z. novl6 tufI5wl
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GaiIorins, Nr::
ELOTIl ING. I.ORING
II n TSII ING GOODS.
MENKE & MULLER,
No. 3o5 KING STREET,
Three Doors below Liberty street


Have just received and opened large and fue
assortment OF MEMS Y0nths' and boys CLOTH.
ING, FURNISHING GOODS, &c. Consisting OF
Elegant OFEltCOATS, business and Dress Suits.
white and Colorcd Shirts, Underwear Goods, &c.
i:ngliSh and Domestic Half Hose, Alcxander's
Caliskln; Cloth, Cashmere, Tweed; SILK and
Thread Gloves, Linen and Paper Collars, Crayats,
Neck Tics, Pocket IIandkerchiefs, Suspenders,
Umbrellas, &c.
Also. lnrge and well assorted stock OF BROAD.
CLOTH, CASHMERE, D0ESKIN, YER
CLOTH, &c., large variety OF the new style Pants
nnd vest Patterns, which ofrcr TO sell by piece
yard or pattern, or make up into garLacnts by
measure, In the lateHt styles.
Our stock has been selected with great care
and prices marked very low, In plain figures.
Being confident that VIC can offer inducements
unoqualled by any other house, we Solicit buyers
IN onr line TO give Us u call before purchasing
elsewhere.
careful attention.
oetl1 mH13mos
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T.oNGslIoRnMEE IN SAvANNAm.-It seems
that the longshorcmcn Of Savannah have their
little differences Of opinicn with their employers,
as we'll as their Charleston brethren. The Rcpub-
llcan says eve noticed, on tlic arrival of the San
Jacinto, II lnrgc number or sialwar; and honest
featured white mon, who came rs stcerage pas
scngcrs on the ship. AS snOn rs they landed,
with coats on ana Gqnntenances beaming with
delight, cotton hooks Mere placed In their hands,
and they went TO work like lively men. We sur
Missed that they are destined TO iii the places OF
some Of the lazy negroes who have bccn iriaa and
found wanting in ihat department; Of labor. They
are heartily wclcOmc.n
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IMPROVEMENTS on WHARF pROPERTY-
The Central Or Frascr's wiarves, which were
completely destroyed during the wal, have been
rebuilt, AMI 4 number OF improvements added.
An entirely new range OF Offices have been erected!
on the north wharf, ami the whole property put
IN complete repair. 1t was proposed at one time
TO erect steam cotton press on the large vacant
area between the two wharvcs, and the project Is
yet under consideration. These wiaryes are
finely located for business ana have extensive
accommodations for both storage and shipping
large she'd will soon he erected on South
Union wharf which will add considerably to the
business facilities Of that property.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-26

SOUTH CAROLINA MONUMENT ASSOCIATION.
meeting cc be South Carolina Monument Asso.
cailon was hcl! OH Saturday, the Goth instant, nj
the Washington Stree: Chapel, Columbia. Mrs
Howe, OF HlcIiland, was rcquc5fcd to preside.
The constitution was adopted, and tie following
officers unanimously elected:
Prcsilnnt, Mrs. l.. C. McCord. Vicc.Prcshlcnt.
Mrs. William Wallace. Treasurer and Chairman
OF Finance Committee, Mrs. j. l.. Reynolds. cor.
responding Secretary, Mrs.J T. Darby. Record
ing Secretary, Miss ]. ID. Martin. Board OF Mama
gcrs-Mr5 John Singleton, Mrs. q. Haskell Mra
John Preston, Jr., Mrs. ID. iiugcr, Mss IaRortje.
Mra. A. Snowden, Mrs. John Mckenzie Mrs, J. NJ
Whitncr, Mrs. IL. c. Heck Mrs. J. S. Guillar,l III.
nance Committee-Mrs. T.. Howe, Mrs. s. Fair,
Mrs. j. Fisher, Mrs. J. Watics Miss Iiamp.
ton, Miss Wade.
Committees were appointed for each county TO
collect subscriptions, enroll members, ana to
manage the business OF the association through.
out the State.
The price OF membership OF the association was
Axed ut twenty-five cents per annum but sub.
scriptions OF any amount will he gladly received.
& A resolution was then adopted clecting the fol.
lowing honorary members:
Mrs. Wade Hampton, Mrs. II. II. Anderson,
Mrs. J. B. Kershaw, Mrs. J. Conner, Mrs. james
Chestnut, Mrs. J. 8. Preston, Mrs. NJ. O, DutIer.
Mrs. Johnson Iiagood, Mrs. NJ. jenkins, Mrs A.
Hauigauit, Mrs. John Dratton; hlrs. f.. H. Law.
Mira. 8. McGowan, Mrs. N. l.. B0nham, Mrs. r..
Capers, Mrs. M. 8. Logan, Mrs. J. d. Kennedy,
E1ss Gregg, Mrs. Il. p. Alexander.
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ETER REEFS SALE

by virtue Of decree Of the Court OF Common
l'lcas, for The Fourth Circuit OF the State of
south Carolina, sitting In Equity in the case OF
Morris X. Jcsup, ct n w. the Wilmington and
Mnnciesier Railroad Company, ct nj, will he
sold at Public Auction, at the door Of tie Court.
n0nsc In Wilmington, In the State OF North Caro-.
INA, at ii O'Clock a. NJ, OH WEDNESDAY, the
5th day OF January, 1870,
All That portion OF the WILMINGTON AND
MANCilESTER RAILROAD which lies within tlc
S1atc s,, OF South Carolina, with nll the ROLLING
STOCK, Equipments, Dcpots, Workshops, Matcri.
ais, and everything pertaining thcreunto, 10.
Eciher with all the rights, privileges franchises
.t'iu anpurtenanccS, as sci forth and more pnrtcll.
larry described In the several mortgages men.
toned in the proceedings.
The terms OF the sale are cash; the hontls OF the
Company secured by the mortgages mentioned
IN the report OF the special referee and filed In
the case, TO he accepted from the purchaser pro
In,m ns part payment In the order Of priority Is.
tahlsile by the report; provided that the same
rateahlc proportion of clsl, he paid in for tic
oihcr bonds Of the same grade OF priority not In
the hands o! the purchaser: and provided, also,
mat sufficient cash bc paid IN Id cover costs,
charges and expenses Or sale: the purchaser also
10 pay forpapcrs. W. AiSTON PRlNGLE,
Special Referee.
Charleston, 10Th November 1SGg
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Hotel ArrIvaIs--Hovcmbcr a5.
CHARLEsrnN HOTEL


Geo. L. Jackson. Augusta; Hayward Brown,
'arnwcil; Jno. j. I.in'lstlay, New York; II. Ken
dell, Portland; I. Wiley, New York; Il. Boy ken,
a. Deas, Camden: q. 5. Rubic, Chat ttanooga; 8. B.
Panl, Virginia: W. l.. Van Ness, Atlanta; j. J.
Mcl,irc, Mrs. j. J. Me- 'ht'n Master Tom McI.,,rc,
Chester; ThOs. u. Watson, Philadelphia; j. c.
Gillcii, Augusta :. Warren Nelson, Clarendon;
q. Eli Austin, Pennsylvania: +. 3. Shower, Mrs.
+. a. Shower, Philadelphia; y. Wright, lowell
vile, Ohio; Mrs. i. Caldwell, Miss NJ. l.. White,
Miss Ada Caldwell. Miss H. Hutchinson, James S.
White, ROcl; Hill; John NJ. DcSaussnrc, Camden
T. l.. Henry, Savannah.
PAVILION HOTEL.
Samue. ". Symcs, Cooper River; William f..
Ervng nnd wife, Walhaila; George J., Howard,
Richmond; S. Il. Yates. Clcraw; q. waSRb,lrnc
Pom Pon; ". D. WarhlcI, Augusta; :. II. Eorncau,
I. S. Jones, Colicion.
Mills HOrSE.
w. S. Tailnii Paris, KY; $. II. Hardy, u. H.
Rogers j. j. !Inis, a. Paul, Wn. y. Christian, H.
e. Phillips W. Ii. Church, T.. Lomus, Il. J. Murphy,
New York; II. w. Mathews q. p. Prince, II.
Ycatmorc, baltimore; Charles H. gan, H. Solomon
Columbia; Anson itrnricr. Boston; W. nixon ard
son, Philadelphia.
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MILLS !IOi'SE.
To the Citizens Of Charleston.

During short absence from the city, my
name and that Of u lady relative have bccn asso.
ciated In manner so disreputahlc, that while
her friends and mine would understand how false
Is the charge, TO all Others it is proper that at the
earliest moment l should pronounce the whole
matter stamped with utter fa!seh0oG. Without
delay will proceed 10 the exposure Of tliis ncfa-
rious conspiracy, and vindcatc my name and the
character of the lady from the foul asperslon
with which IL has been attempted 10 AFFECT them.
AsDHEw NJ. MURELaND.
Charleston, s. C., November o5, 1862
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Our PRICES CunRESr.-Wcc especially invite the
attention of our merchants to TIE NEWS Prices
Current issued this morning. Made up with the
utmost care, and handsomely printed with entirely
new type, it forms, with the business card OF The
house forwarding il, the most attractive and well
come weekly commercial circular that can be
usad. Price, for ten copies or more. with busi-
ness CARL two ana Il half cents per copy. Single
corLcs, l. &c cents
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-26

The Quo WARHANTo CASES or CITY Orrl-
CERS.-Thcse cases were heard by Chief Justice
Noses ut Chambers, in Columbia. on Tuesday lust,
upon returns TO the rules upDn the scvera! dcfen-
dants to show cause why they shou!d not I've at.
tachcd for contempt. In not obcying The orders
made In tic several eases On the Ith October Ihs
The cases were argued by G. II. Miles, Esq, for
The REALTORS. ami u. T. Corbin, City Attorney, for
defendants
The Chlcf Justice reserved his decision, hut at
the same time announced cmphtticny that the
orders of the court SHALL he respect cd and obcycd
and there should he Il speedy termination of
the cases, for that the present condition Of things
was not only injurious Ia tile public, but discredi.
table to all concerned.
The decision il these cases involves ihc validity
OF the action Of the City Council in abolshing he
onlccs OF Assessor ami Assistant Assessor, anu
creating the Offices Of Appraiser and Assistant
Appraiser and clccting thereto he defendants, p
J. C0ogan and Moses Canpin, after Judgment Of
custer had been pronounced against them; I'm
removing the City Shcrlr and ciccting the ,lc-
| fendant, George Addison, TO the Office, and also in
declaring the olllcc OF Flour Inspector, filled by
Mr. Averiil, to he vacant, ana elcciing thereto the
defendant, NJ. Caulncld.
The questions involved i'll these cases are not
only Of vital Importance to the parties, hut con-
cern the whole community, who are interested
that the supremacy of the law Shall be main.
tanned.
The decision Of the Chief Justice is anxIous!y
| expected.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-26

TIE SuFFERERS BY TiIR RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Tho down passenger train from Branclvilic, yes.
terdaJ, brought Mr.. Armstrong and Mr.. Cud-
WORTH the mail agent and express messenger,
who were injured by the accident OF Tuesday af-
ternoon. Mr.. Armstrong received cut over the
eye, but is not confined to the house. Mr. Cud-
worth is moro seriously injured, being cut and
bruised about the head AMI body. His feet are
badly swollen, and it is feared lie may have re-
ccivcd internal injuries, MS, when lie was hlscov-
cd, the axle of the lying on his hody, and
the car was n general wreck.
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By J. FRASER MATHEWES.
pLANTATIoNI IN BEAuroRTcoU;T,

At Private Sale
SPRING ISLAND PLANTATION, In Beaufo-t
county, nt the junction OF the Chechcsscc and
Co!ieton f.ircr5 directly opposite Foot Point tlIe
cri Railroad. ~ ~
II contains thr. thousand 5000, acres Of
hi0u ian'l, hhont two thousand (2ooo) acres
nclnr fnr gen !s!ant! or a!0rt cottons and tiI,i.
stons. IL Is ahundantly supplied with springs OF
Kinds or stock. '"' ."
On the Plantation Is q large Dwelling House
anu ample outbnildings. There Arc several set
Elements which render this property easy 10 hn
divided into different plantations. Being nm "a.
land. 1t requires no fencing. -" ~
~ commands fhc View OF the harbor OF Port
Koya; ls Ten QOl miles distant from the en-
Sonsdered healthy to 1.-Two at all the year, and wall
Known as ono OF tho best Sea Island Cotton plan.
% . 'no oooo'. nov19 fm4
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TliE OPENING Of the Academy of Music is now
definitely fixed to take place on Wednesday even
Ing next, December /. Mr. Jno. T. Ford's tine com-
cdy company, OF which Miss Alexander Is leading
lady, will nnugurate tho etliiicc by presenting the
sterling play called SCHOOL which had great {,
run last winter III Wallack's Theatre, New York.
The Chapman Sisters with their Hight and pleas
ant buresqucs and eX;ravaganzas, will open
their engagement OH Monday, the 9th proxino.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-26

TIE MECHANICS OF CnARrEsroH.-At The
Acaicmy OF Music snppcr on Wednesday evening,
a note was read from Vim. McBnrncy, Esq, con.
vcying his regrets that he WAS unable to hc pres
cnt on the interesting occasion, and Offering the
following neatly turned sentiment:
The Mechanics Of Ch,rlcston-Tne energy and
ability displayed In tin construction OF The Acauc-
my Of Music Is guarantee that they are equal to
any demand on their skill AMI energy. MAY The
demand 3uon equal their ability.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-26

THE WORKINGMRS's UNIoS.-At secret scs-
sion OF the wOrkingmcn, held wednesday,
evening, the following officers were elected ::
James NJ Rabb, president; VIM. S. Ryan, vice
president; - Prince, second vice president;
- Cannon, treasurer. A constitution was
read and adopted, and an executive committee
consisting OF one from each trade, was authorized
to he elected.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-26

DEFALcATi0N or BROAD STREET. BROKER.
The telegraph has already announced the arrest
In New York, Of Mr.. Charles Cohn, q broker OF this
city. Nr. COhn is charged with having ollaineti
money OH false prctcncc', 10y selling domestic cx-
change OH New York houses, with which he had
no account, the drafts teihs returned protested.
Messrs. ". q. Whlcn & Co., the First National
Bank and Others, are the sufferers. The aggrc-
gate or the losses have been about $4,000. II is
stated that application will he made to Governor
Scott today for 4 rcIuis:ion on tile Governor uf
New YORK for the accused party. Telegrams have
heen received ny some Of the victims. stating
that 'it was MI right, that the money would lc
paid.' Mr.. Cohn las hrcna resdcn; OF Charles
ton for the pas: two or three years. and enjOyc,
| the confidence Of those with whom, lac hal blsi-
| ness dealings.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-26

THE LyCEuM MESrS.-PrOfcssor
Holmes this evening will give another exhibition
OF his dissOlving views. Hereafter until further
notice the entertainments viii be repeated every
Tuesday anu Thursday evenings. The Iyceum
as Il: present managed, Is Il very attractive re-.
sort. combining instruction and amusement In II
form very welcome, especially 10 the young.
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Auction snlos This Day.

J. DraytOn Ford will sell ut II O'Clock, at the
Old PostOflcc, bank bills and securities.
Niles Drake will sell ut 10 O'Clock, nc his store
boots, shoes and hats.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-26

The NEwCONB MINSTRELs.-To-night will b'
the last night but one OF this excellent troupe
The orphans were delighted at the matinee per
formancc yesterday.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-26

THH PLANTERS ASD lIECHAEICs' BASk.-Wc
arc authorized ;o say that the Planters and Nc
chanIcs' Banh !. South Carolina Is rcdecming its
Di,lS mt its O0lCc.