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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-24

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
GREENvILLE COUNTY.-IN CHANoERY.
Wyman, Byrd & Co., vs. Grady + HawLhorn.
Bill to Foreeloss Mortgage, Sc. ~!
BY virtue Of the decretal order Of his Honor Judge
James L. Orr, m tde in the above CASE, VIII sell
to the highest bidder OF Greonvllle Courthouse, on
MONDAY, the 5th Of April next =
The PREMISES described In the pleadin9s. VIZ:
All that PIECE, PARCEL AND TRACT OF LAND,
situated in the County of Gre@nvils. seven miles
from the Courthouse and six from the Greenvile
Railroad Depot lying on both sides Of Reedy River,
containing four hundred and ninetynipo asres,
more or less, In high state Of cultivation. Upon
the place Is located the well known Cotton and Wool
Factory Of the defends 's. The Cotton Factory Is In
full operation, with some nine hundred and fifty
spindles and twent -four looms; the Wool Factory
with one hundred and twenty mule splndles, is also
In good order and successful operation. On the
premises are good Flouring, Grist and Saw Mills
with blacksmith shop-two comfortable dwelling
houses and several small framed houses for tho
operatives, with o nice brick church. The water
POWER at all seasons is sufficient TO drive three tMes
the amount Of machinery now In operation. The
country Is remarkably healthy, with Q climate un-
surpassed In the United States, with sober indus.
trious and energetic population. Wooded lands ad-
jaceut we'll tmbsred, can be purchased st ressona-
BILE prices This is the best opportunity for an iH
yestment to capitalists that has been offered In tho
up-country since the war. -
Terms cash. Purchaser To psy for papers and
stamps. W. A. MCDANIEL, O. O. O.
Clerks Of1ce, February I'd, 1853.
March su8
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ANOTHER KU.KLux-K1111xa ANNOUNCED

ANOTHER KU-KLUX-K1LLINa ANNoUNCED.-
Forncy's Washington Chronicle, of Monday, has the
following:
p O'Copnell, member of the South Carolina
Legislature, teegraphs to Hon. a. s Wallace. claim
ant to seat in Consrcss in the Fourth District o
that State that his father shot in tie street on
Saturday, at Fort Mill, in York County. The muir
der is attributed o political motives. The murder.
er was, OF course, allowed to escape.
No particulars OF the alleged murder have yet
reached us; but we venture to cay that the state.
ment as far, at least. its political aspect is con-
cerned, will turn out to be pure invention
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ADVERTISEMENTS FOR The NEWS dropped
into the iron advertising box at the corner of Hayne
and Meeting streets, before IL O'Clock 2. m.' Will
appear on the following morning with as much oer-
ta'nty as if they were left at the Office.
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL,

PROBABLY NEVER BEFORE IN TBE WHOLE
history of medicine has nythng won 80 widely and
go deeply upon the confidence of mankind as
this excellent remedy tor pulmonary complaints.
Through long series Of years, and among most OF
the races of men, 1t hns rstn higher and HIGHER in
their estimation as il has become better known. Its
uniform character and lower to cure the various al
fcctions of the lungs and throat have made 1t known
as reliable protector against them. While adapted
to milder forms of disc and to young childreu it
is Mt the same time the most cfectual remedy that
eau be given for uciplcnt consumption, aud the dan
cerous affections Of the throat and lungs As pro.
vision against sudden attacks of Group, it should be
kept on hand in every family and indeed, as all are
sometimes subject to colds and coughs, all should
be provided with this aniidote for them.
Although settle CONSUMPTION 's thoueht incura.
ble still great numbers OF cases where the disease
seemed settled have been completely cured, and
the patient restored 10 sound health by the CHERRY
PICTORIAL. so complete is its mastery over the dis
orders OF the Lungs and Throat, that the most OBJ.
sinate OF them yield to II. Whon nothing else could
reach them, under tho CHERRY PEcToRAL they sto-
side and disappear ..--
>1NGEns AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS find great protcc
ton from it. ~,
ASTHMA is always relieved ahd often wholly cured
BY it.
BnoScH1TIs is generally cured by takirg the CHER
ny pEcroRAL II. small and frequent doses.
So generally its virtues knowr tnlt We Ecen
not nulsh the certificates Of them bore, or do more
than assure the pubic that It's qualities are fully
maintained.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Doors AND SHoEs.-Messrs. Lyons g. Murray
publish IN attractive advertisement in another COL
umn of this mornings NEWS. They offer cvory va
riety Of boots and SHOES at moderate prices, at their
establishment, No. Ts Market-street.
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AcKNowLEDaMENr.-1h thanks of The NEWS
are rendered to Captain Read and Purser strobe of
the steamer Liberty, for their kind remembrance
so acceptably and delcately manifested.
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Tag STATE CoURr-HoN. R. B. CARPENTER,
PRENpNo In Equity.-No business Of public ma
ture was transacted yesterday, tie court being en-
gagged to late hour in hearing argument in causes
on the docket.
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REAL ESTATE sAIE.-The following sale
was made yesterday. by A. c. McGillivray auc-
toneer tract Of two hundred acres land on Wad-
malaw Island, buttng the Sound for $4,000; one
third cash. balance in one and two years.
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Ayers Cat'lartic Pills,
OR ALL THE PURPOSES OF a FAMILY
PHYSIC,

Arc 50 compos d that disease within the range OF
their action can rarely Withstand or eyade them.
Their penetrating properties seLrci and Gle inse,
and invigorato cvory portion OF the human organ-
ism correcting ills diseased action and restoring It's
healthy yilalities. AS consequence OF these pro-
pe,ties the i.vall who Is bowed DOVE with pain or
physical debility ,s asonished to find his health or
energy restored by remedy ut once so simple anu
inyiii. G.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
of everybody, but al-o many formidable aud danger
Gus diseases. he agent below named Is pleased to
furnish gratis my Amer can nj mac, containing
certificates OF their cures and directions ioi their
use in tic following complaints Costiveness,
Heartburn, Headacne arising from disorder OF
stomach, Nausea. Indigestion, Pain In and Morbid
Iuact, l. of the BoWeis Flatucncy, Loss OF APpe.
t,tc, Jaundlcc, and other kindred complaints aris-
ing from q low state OF the body or obs rucion OF
IL functions. They are al excellent Alternative 'or
Me renovation OF the blood and the restoration OF
tone and strength 10 The system debltated by dis
ease.
PREPARED DY
Dr. J. q. AVER d CO..
Lowell, Nass.
Sold at wholesale, by D0W1E NOISE.
Charleston, S. G.. and by Retail Druggists every
where. fnH3moS DAG Dcrep uer 70
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q HOME INSURANCE Co1PANY.-The subscrip-
tion books of this new company are still open.
large amount was subscribed Yesterday.
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prp GOODS, Gtt.
NEW SPRING GOODS
JUST OPENED AT
STOLL, WEBB & CO.,
Nos. as7 AND ass KING-sTREET.
DRESS GOODS

LARGE VARIETIES OF THELATEsT STYLES
/ and choicest oolors and designs. which we guar
antea at The lowest prices.
LONDON SUIT tLOl BIS
CuENE SPRING POPLfNS
JAPANESE CLOTHS FOR SUITS
MoZlMBlQUES IN PLA1DS AND STRIPES.
All ,ors in Crown Poplins tor Suits
Chalies and Armene Cloths.
ALSO,
Full lines of BAREGEs, JAcoNETs, Lawns. Or
eandies, French Cambrics Colorcd Linen, Lawns for
Dresses in very neat colors and patterns togctner
with every other variety of Dress Goods.
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CANAR1Es.-Arare opportunity is now afford
ed to fancers of singing birds to supply themselves
with fine canaros at very moderate prices. See ad.
vertsement OF j. Carsen. in another column.
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P1Iors.-The Health officer Of the port, Dr.
Lebby calls the attention OF the pilots to the extracts
from tho quarantine laws published in another
,lumu.
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MEETINGS THIS DAP.
South Carolina Lodge, at z P. NJ.
DeltfLodge, att P. M.
Ii. a. and P. A., at half.past 7 P. II.
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Valuable Plantation at Auetion.
BY ALONZ0 J. WHITE & SON,
Brokers, Auctioneers and Real Estate
Agents.
BY virtue OF an order CT sale to directed by the
Hon. Gergos. Bryan, .udge OF the United States
Court for the District Of South Carolinl. will Of
fer fer SALE at Public Auction, at the Old Postoce.
foot of Broad-street, Charleston, s. c., on TUES
DAY the 18th Of April, 1869, at II O'Clock A. NJ,
all that PLANTATION OK TRACT OF LAND,
known Sea side containing 1l68 aeres more or
loss, and boupded the north by lands tf MIR. Nc
SAINTS, on the east by lands Of Mr. Corbett, On the
west by land Of Ar. Venning, and Oh the south by
the Sound az per plat and survey made by Robert E
Payne, Esq. said Land being In Christ Church Pa
rish. County of Charleston. The above Plantation
10 be sold is subject to lease to one Wm. Hook
Rdy for period Of ivs years, commencing on the
fret November, 1867 and ending on The first Novsn-
ber 1872. Annual rent $500 to aecrue to purchisar
from day OF sale.
enditions-one- -halfcash: balance payablein TIVE
equal successive annual nstalments with interest at
the rate Of per cent per annum, payable semi-sn.
nually secured by bond or bonds Of the par
chaser md mortgage Of Plantation. Purchaser o
pay for papers and stanrs.
LAWRENCE ". OHEAR,
March "a mwf1stul Assignee theodore stoney.
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A JUST CIA1M.-We understand that num-
Der Of persons, in making their returns for State
taxes have included the amount Of shares Of stock
held by them in public companies which themselves
are taxed upon their whole capital The State is
not entitled to tax the property twice, and as
the returns were made under Misrepresentation of
the law c.used by Its proli1lty and ambiguity, the
persons assessed should be allowed to withdraw
their returns and substitute correct ones in their
stead. This is just claim. and we presume
that the County Assessor will make no difficulty
about It.
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TEE DAILY News will be served to subscri-
bers in the city at DOLLARS year in advance OF
Mt FIFTEEN CENTS week, payable to the carriers.
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SPRING 1869.

LARGER AND MORE COMPLETE
than ever before and inspection of 1t before pur
chasing elsewhere Is solicited.
Having their own buyers in each Of tho principal
Fn opean markets. they will be able to maintain the
long es ablished reputation Of the house for keeping
desirable, saeabe goods Of which, also, their long
experience as successful retailers ample guarantee.
The several derar;mtnts are, viz: SILKS. DhEsS
GOODS. CLOTHS. SHAWLS, CL0AKS. UPHOLS-
THRY, LINENS, WHITE GOODS, HOSIERY and
GLOVES, LADIES' and CHILDREN'S .UTFtT-
TING in each of which will be found goods select
ed especially to meet the demands Of Southern Gus
toners.
Samples Of New Goods sent upon application.
LORD l. TAYLOR,
Nss. 46l, 4s3. 465 467 Broadway, Now York.
Nos. 255, 257, 259 l. 26l Grand-street, -'e"
WHOLESALE wARERoeMs:
Nos. 461 to 467 Broadway, on rance on Grand-st.
March me~
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest CircuIation.-THEp DAILY Nk"S
BEING TIE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
cocN1zED AS HAVING THE LARGEST CIR
cULATIoN IN THE cITF OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE POSToEFTCE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRoTIS-
IONS OF THE NEW PoSTOEIcE Law:
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BLACK GOODS.

DIR STOCK IN THIS DEPARTMENT IS FRESH
and of the most desirable GOODS for the season.
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HooRAY FOB THE Observation-Disclosures OF
these wobbliDg, pirouetting. shin.scrappg, coat.
tail clevating ln7entions of oavortins genius, on
which man can travel in any attitude. from per-
pendicular to a horizontal, at the rate of mile
minute. reached the city yesterday, consigned to l.
Chaplin L Co., Nos 20 and % Hayne.street. Crowds
gathered TO see the extraordinary performances o.
amateurs on the two-wheeed monster, but twas
not until gentleman from Now York mounted the
vehicle and went through the streets like the wind,
that anybody believed tue thing would go. The
gentleman aforesaid pronounces it to be one of The
best md most substantial he has ever tried. Our
citizens can crafty their curiosity by calling at
Mcssrs. Chaplin Co.'s store. and, If they wish, can
invest their greepbacks in the "!ast sensation"
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financial.

BANK BILLS! BANK BILLS!
OF ALL KINDS WANTED, AND HIGHEST
" price paid by
March 10 Ne. 8 Broad-street.
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Brfao, Qpnfftiontrg, Gtf.
X e AID! B Il e A d!

READ! BR EAD!
SUPERIOR WHEAT AND RYE BREAD CAN BE
furnished at the kUILEDGE-STREET BAKERY.
north OF Buls.reet, or delivered TO families in any
portion Of The city
BUNS, delicious MUFfINS, WIGS and ROLLS can
be had every day at the Bakery.
March II wsiT
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MONUMENTAL FAIR OF THE WASHINGTON
LIGHT INFANTRY.-The 1air Of the Washington Light
Infantry forthe double purpose of increasing their
charity fund and erecting m nument to their dead
who fell in tho late war; destined 20 be the grand
est event of the Lind which has ever transpred in
Charleston. The entire community have more or
less of personal interest in the undertaking, and it
WILL therefore. receive warm support on all hands.
Tho hall has already been engaged, and arrange
mens are Oh foot TO decorate it in the most splendid
manner The ladies will put every garden under
contribution for flowers, aud what with their tact
and skill and pleasant faces, to say nothing of vulgar
pecuniary help from maScuiue po kets, they will
mako fairy scene beside which 'Whitmaus great
fifteen thousand dollar transformation" would ap-
pear sof the earth, earthly"
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CLUBS AND STARs.-But few cases wcrc on
the docket yesterd y before the Mayor.
Charles uarlcston, colorcd arrested tor stealing
books from Mr. Seabroox's house, was turned over
to magistrate.
NJ Mcbride, whit. drunk and unable to take care
of himself. Fined SIS.
Ben Lockwood. coored, arrested for stealing an
overcoat from Mr.. T. l.. Bissell. No. 123 Calhoun
street. Turned over 10 magistrate.
Elizabeth Middleton. co.ored. stealing Clothing
from The residence off. 6. Renters, No. So Ameri-
ca-street. Committed to jail magistrates war.
rant.
A fight occurred in Smith-strcet on Saturday
night last when Green, colored, struck Brewn. COL
ored, on the head with slunG-shot, inhichng
several severe wounds. Green is a we'll known one
arm fellow. and was committed to Jail yesterday
Isaac Boyd, colorel. was arrested yesti irday by
Officer Levy for stealing hats nom the steamship
Magnolia.
John Henry, colored, was arrested by Officer Nic-
son for stealing calico from John Livingston.
A saddle and bride belonging to F. Kressell, Jr
was recovered yesterday by the detectives
VIM. Lee colored, was arrested by Officer Gray for
appropriatipg the goods of another.
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auftion Salss.
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, SC.
BY MILES DRAKE.

THIs MeRNIlTG. at 10 O'Clock, win SELL at my
Store, corner of King and Liberty streets.
sATINETS White FlanDels, Prints, Ladies'. Gents
and Misses Hosiery, oilcloth Table Covers, Neck
Ties, Gloves, Pocket Books. Cologne. Pomade. Um-
breas Z. d. and q. s. Handkerchief. Carpet Bags,
Belnaps Shirts, Knives and Forks, Mirrors, cassi'
mere and sniinet Goats. Pants and Vests, Cotton
Drill Blouses Military Frock Coats DC. -
ALSO, -
SO dozen MEMS AND BOYS HATS-latest styles.
March ~
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-10-28

THE RIVERSIDE MAGAZINE" contains
twenty illustrations, one of them full page,
and seventeen articles, ranging over a
pretty wide field. Thus, there is a Danish
story by the famous Hans Andersen an
article on the use of "Indian Clubs ;" a
French fairy tale; well illustrated sketch
of Napoleon Bonaparte and Partisan mon
nments to him a chapter Of Mrs. Weeks
story of life among the Indians; two poems,
by Cranch and Phoebe Cary a talk about
ants some pleasing stories of horses, dogs,
and birdsi illustrated rambtes around
Constantinople; page of music to one of
Mother Goose's Melodies ; recollections of
times, and a collection Of
puzzles and enigmas. 1t would be queer
taste that found nothing to suit in this va
riety. Add to this that glowing account
is given of'what is to be expected next
year, with special inducements in the way
of book-preniunis. $3.50 a year. Pub
lished by Hurd & Houghton, New York.
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Cattle Disense.

The Springfield Advertiser says that
a mysterious and alarming cattle dis
ease has appeared at Calawba, Clarke
county. 1t was first noticed in the
stock of J. H. Page, and then among
Thomas Randall's; each of them lost
one valuable COW. The cows had been
nlilked according to custom in the
evening, and nothing unusual was no
ticed. Shortly after they became un-
easy, and in five minutes fell down
dead. They commenced sweIlingshort-
Iy after, so much so that they bursted
when the hide was punctured. An
examination was made by skiIlful cat
tie men, but they could ascribe no
cause for their death.
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.Penceand War.

The American Peace Society is now
operating vigorously, especially in the
West It has already 10 or 20 men in
its service as Agents and CoIporteurs,
who are bringing the Peace Cause be-
fore the people by addresses and con-
versatiOns. It is also establishing de-
positOries of its books as fast as it can
procure the means for the purpose.
The Society is entirely loyal to the
Government, and believes in sup
pressing rebellion. But 1t also be-
Iieves that it is much better to pre-
vent rebeillons and wars than to suf-
fer their terrible consequences. 1t
hopes tc aid in doing this by difusing.
peace sentiments among the people,
andrpersuading them to adopt better
means than war for the settlement Of
National difficulties. For the accom-
plishment of its work it needs large
number of Agents and Colporteurs-
both travelling and local. Persons who
wish to labor as such or to procure its
publications, can address its Secreta-
ries, Rev. Geo. c. Beckwith, D. P,
No. 40, Winter ST., Boston, Mass,
and Rev. A. lord, No. 45, Madison
ST., Chicago, or Elgin, III. -
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Democratic majority in the District. 5s

MR.JoHN BARRY, one of the oldest
and most respected citizens of this
place, died at his residence on Main
street, on Wednesday of last week,
aged about 56 years. He came to
this county with his fathers family,
from Augusta county, Va, about the
year 1927, when he was IA years old,
and resided in this place and vicinity
from that time till his death. He
was remarkable for his social disposi-
tion, intelligence and public spirit,
and in his death our community loses
one of its most valuable citizens. A
numerous train of sorrowing kindred
and sympathizing friends followed his
remains to the cemetery. -s---
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''I1eatIl In tlye IapsD., !,

Is the heading OF an article in the
Friends IntelIigencer, which gives
much information about the care of
the present Illuminating substances
now Vendedi giving many instances
in proof Of their danger, and affirm
ing that large proportion of the pa
tients admitted to the city hospitals
are sufferers by the explosion of kero-
'sene lamps. 1t gives a really fearful
picture of the actual dangers that we
incur in the use of the oil now sold,
and afirms that there is no safe OiIin
the market. A test is given by which
the most dangerous oil can be ascer-
teined at once. That is "apply a
lighted match to a small quantity in
a saucer" Any oil that can he light
ed with a match, should be condemned
at once and every retail venGer who
does not inteIligently apply this easy
test, before selling the oil, is guilty of
a negligence which the people ought
to be slow to pardon.
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The Ripley Bee says: 1--WE saw on
Monday morning at Mr.. A. Ludwig's,
the short tusks of a mastodon. They
were found in the bed of Straight
Creek, about one half mile from its
mouth, last week. One of them is
entire and the other nearly so. They
each measure three and one-half feet
long and twenty and One-haIf inches
in circumference. The perfect one
weighs nearly fifty pounds. There is
no doubt but that the bones of the
whole animal are in the vicinity where
the tusk was found, and we understand
that measures will be taken for a reg
ular search. The tUsks are petrifed,
and it is probable that the entire frame
may be found in the same condition. ."
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lFao aCameron Ac0uitte,y,

The trial of Cameron for killing DR..
FelIers, in Greenfield, was brought to
an abrupt and sudden conclusion last
week, by the Prosecuting Attorney
abandoning the prosecution, after hear
ing a portion of the evidence for the
defence, stating as his reason that
conviction was impossible. The testi
mony of several witnesses established
the fact that Cameron did all he could
to get away from Fellers and proposed
to him to stop the affray, after it had
lasted for some minutes, but that Eel
1ers refused, and followed Cameron
up, attempting to kill him, until the
latter was obliged, in splf-defence, to
take his life. The Court therefore or
dered a decree of acquittal. Mr.. Cam
eron was warmly congratulated by his
friends at the fortunate result of his
trial ....-.