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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-21

The THEArnE-Mss Anpio Deland, an actress OF
great promise. will make her first appearance in
Charleston on Monday night at the Hbernlan Haii'
Miss Deland was bern in Augusta, tut was educateo
in this city. We understand that the coming s'ar
has played with great SUCCESS in England, where she
has been for more than two years.
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Rs- The Relatives, Friends and Ac-
quaiutances of Mrs. ELIZABETH HELENA PAR
KER and B. T. PARKER and family, are requested to
attend the Funeral Services of the former from her
late residence, No. l18 Wentworlh-street, at -Four
o'clock THIS AFTERNOON without further invitation.
January 81 IN
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R.W. GRAND LODGE, I. o. o. F.-The fol-
lowing is list of the officers elected at the Annual
Communication of The r. w Grand Lodge Of the
Independent Order of Odd Fellows. held ii this city
on the 2Oth instant:
M.w.G.M, j. NJ ELFoRD. of Lodge No. 10.
ID. s. IT,, G. ". CURrI>, OF Lodge No. 8.
RW. G. W., Jos. G. MARTIN, of Lodge No. 2.
R.W. G. Sec, mo. q. HONOUR, JR, NJ. D., OF
r. G ". 6. III Treasa,er. I. W. HoLwELL, OF Lodge
R.W. q. Chaplain Rev. j. L. REYNOLDS. D. D.,
of Lodge No 8.
No. 2.
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CLERKS OF THE MARKETs.-At an electI IN
held by the Commissioners of ths Markets !ester-
5av all ,hs old clerks were reelected as follows:
wM. K:kKwOoD, Chief Clerk.
VIM. wITHERS, Assistant at Lower Market
VIM. WILEY, Assistant o. Upper Market.
JACOB F. ScHIRaIEE, weigher and ,ieasurer.
C.J. BECKMAN. Wei ,her ut Lower Scales
R. a. sRoDIE, Wcighcr at Upper Scales.
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eSESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.-ON IHE
Errors and abuses incident to Youth and Early Man
hood with the humane view OF treatment and cure,
sent by mail free OF charso. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Fox p Philadelphia, Pa.
January 90 3mos
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Go BRIDE AND GROoM.-ESsAYS
FOR YOUNG MEN on the interesting relation OF
bridegroom to Bride in the institution OF Marriagcs-
guide 10 matrimonial feEclty and truo happiness.
Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes froe ct charge
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Box p. phiia.
dalnbia Pa. September
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Sperial llotifrs.

@NOrICE.-To WHOM IT MAY CON-
CERN.-So debts contracted By the crew Of The
Danish bark "KAMNA FUNDER" will DC paid by
the Captain or Co2si5nees.
LannarY 21 Il WILLIS i CHISOLM.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.

r. NJ. MARSHALL & Brother will sell at II
O'Clock, at wharf foot of Pinckncy sreet, sloop Pa
risienne.
MILES DRAKE will sell at 10 oc.ock, at his store.
corner King and Liberty streets, clothing dry goods
and cutlery.
T. NJ. CATER will sell at three quarters past
o'clock in his storo bcNns wharf, butter, iafc anu
crockery. ::
JOHN g. MMNon & Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock, N
their salesroom Meeting street. dry goods wrlang
paper &c.
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8y NINETY DAYS AFTER DATE AP-
pLIC iTIoN will be made for renewal Of Certificate
No. 1884, date april 16 1853, for Forty Shares South
Cnrolinn Railroad and Bank stock, in the nlmc OF
q. Il. WILLIAMS, the slme being lost.
November 81 lamo3moS
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w RECEIVERS NorICE.-THE UNDER
SIGNED, having boen appointed Kccelvcr Of the
late firm cf DAWSON DLAoKMAN, hereby givea
notice that all claims against slld firm must be pre-
scntel to him and oil persons indebted must make
payment to JNO. I. HUMPHREYS,
January Is No. 81 Broad-srees.
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aT3UY YOUR TEA AND COFFEE FROM
KRIETE & CHAPMAN, corner King and Radcliffe.
streets, and get better article for the samo money
than at any other establishment in tho city.
November II 9moS
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CHARLESTON. $. c., January 20. 1869.

-. S.,J
Hon. Gilbert P,llsbury:
DEAR sIR-I am in receipt of your communication
of 90 b January 1852 in which you ''demand OF me
TO surrend er to you the functions OF Mayor of the
City of Charleston together with all tue booEs re-
cords and property appertainii 10 the same. IN
reply beg leave to say that the legality OF the ecc-
tion by virtue of which you claim the ofce OF Mayor
has beeu dul. put In issue by numerous body OF
CORPORAL ors and that by act regulating the tenure
of certain Offices aud appointments thereto the Act
ing Mayor and Aldermen are dlrtc'sd 70 commune ~
office until their several Offices are filed ~ the cleo
ton and qualification accordina to iaw oil their sue
cessors in the said Municipal offices.
In the recent opirion Of the supreme Court, q
ceor distinction Is taken between the declaration OF
the II. .ulis OF the election and the right 10 take pos
session of the offices claimed by you and your col
leagues.
ton was not properly in issue upon the proceedings
before them, and that part OF the alternative writ
which required your admission 10 the Offices was by
instruction of the court omitted in the peremptory
writ to which We have just certified oeedlelce. l
have no desire to make fruitess issues. but am
bound to regard the question OF the va dty OF 'ne
election as o grave one. made in due form and N
good tath and until this question is judically set
lied. c4npot con stently with my IDEAS IDEAS OF paOi'
duty, surrender 10 you tue Office oi mayor.
Res. ectiully yours.
These letters expllin pretty early tb- presen
position OF the case. and it is not possible to say
with certainly what will bo the next step OF other
ofthc parties II is probable however, that the de-
mand of Mr. Plllsbury is the preliminary step TO
the suing out of writ of quo ,carrdnto, which, il s
sued by the court would require the Mayor and Al
dermen to show by what authority thoy continued
to hold Office in face the alleged fact thai Gilbert
Pirsbury and others had been elected in their
stead. In doing this he whole question Of the al
legei ilegality Of the election would come
up. and tho present Mayor and Aldermen
would, it is presumed, adducc oil the evil
dence they could obtain TO provo that there
was legal eecon, that there was, therefore, no
election, and that G. W. Clark and others legally
held ofilce until there was legal election. If the
QUO ,odrrcnto issued by the circuit court either
plrty coud take an appeal from that decision to tho
Supre me Court whose decision would be final. To
avoid this appeal however tits beloved that tho writ
ofquo ,carrauto will possible be obtained from the
Supreme Court direct
This is the position Of the contested election case
as far as It is affected by tho action taken yesterday BY
Mr.. pillsbury.
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ss- BACHELORS nAIR DYE.-THIS
splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world; the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable,
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
dnts; remedies the i'll effects OF bad dyes; nvigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or
brown Sold by a1l Druggists and Perfumers; and
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, Nc
Rondstrcet Ne.y yort lyr january 3
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BOARD OF F1REMAsTERs. AT a meeting o.
The Board of Eirema asters hold last evening" u. M.
strobel was unanimously reelected Clerk OF the
Board AID Superintendent OF Engines. and d. 9.
Shoses Pump Contractor.
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January 81

re ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. - ALL
persons having claims against the Estate of the ato
q. q. WILLIAMS will present the same, properly
attested, to Massrs. BROHN & alIKELL. Attorneys
at Law, Law Range, Broad street. and oil persons
indebted to said Estate will please mako payment to
tho same. a. u. WILLIAMS,
Qualified Administrator.
Novamber 11 2amo3mo
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@NoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
ut the meeting of the Legislature an application will
bo made fra Charter for tho "DEUTScHER Ar
ILLERIE," Unterstuizungs Vcrein.
December 81 tn
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sUaiN Ess NOTICES.

CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, 81 per
ponnd at Wilson's Grocery, southeast corner Society
and Anson streets. Goods delivered tree.
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Boots, Shoes and Hats.
BY hsILES DRAKE.

TOMORROW, the 22d instant. al 10 o'clock, will
sell ut my store, corner King and Liberty streets.
rs cases BOO rs AND SHOOTS just received. COM
prsing desirable Stock expressly selected for City
Retail Trade,
CONSISTING PART OF:
Cases Mems Calf and Kip p. 8. BOOTS
Cases Mems Calf Creole Congress
Cases Mems Calf and Buff Balmorals
Cases Mems Calf and Buff Brogans, Gil and 9-1S
Gases Ladies' Serge Congress and Polish Boots
Cases Women's Goat and Buff Booteos, 3.7 and So
Cases Boys Calf Boots and Brogans, 1-5
Cases Youths Plain and Copper Toed Boots, 9-13
Cartoons Indies, Misseg' and Chidren's Shoes
400 pairs Mems, Ladies', Misses and Children's
Shoes, shop goods.
ALSO,
IS cases, 15O dozen, Mems, Boys and Children's
HATS. january 21
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Fon SANrEE R1vEn.-Thel steamer Marion
will leave to- morrow night for Wrights Bluff and
landings on santes Rivor.
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LADIES' LUNCH AT K1NsMAN's SALOON. N.-Oys-
tors in every style. Mince pies, fresh daily Hot cof
fee and chocolate at oil hours. Ice cream every
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THE DAILY NEWS.

mo- LARGEST cIRcULATIoN.-THE DAILY
SEws BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNISED AS HAVING TdE LARGEST CIR,
ouLATtoN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
pusr1sHEs THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE PoSTOsFICE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING 10 THE pRovIs,
IONS OF THE NEW PcsToEFIcE LAW.
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MAGNOLIA wATEn-superior to the best imported
German Cologne, and sold at half the price.
January 10 tuthsS
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MEETINGS THIS DAf

stonewali Fire Engine Company. at 2. H.
Charleston Hook and Ladder Company, No. 1, at
half-past P. ~.
Union Kilwinnins Lodge, at 2. NJ.
Howard Lodge, at P. n.
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THE UNITED STATES COURT, JANUARY 20
Hos. GEORGE s. BRYAN. PnEsID1No.-Tho court
opened at II o'clock and the following cases in bank
rup'cy were disposed of:
Ex parte J. T. Thomas. assignee r. c. Farr. Petl-
ton to sell real estate. Granted.
E1 parte B. Allison. Petition to sell and ostab-
llsh lien. Referred to ". J. Clawson.
E1 parte !. @. Mayo. Petition for final discharge.
Certificate granted.
Ex parte Gracser, Smith ct al in re B. F. Rhane.
Petition to establish lien. Order Of sale granted
E1 parte B. Harrau, in re W. B. Murray. Petition
TO set ND lien. Order Of payment granted.
Ex parte Dick Flowers, in 70 j. R. Bradford.
Petition to establish lien. Order and payment
granted
E1 parte Brown, VIM Co., in re J. R. Bradford,
idem and order as above
Ex parte B. q. Yocun & Co., in re j. r. Bradford.
Petition for assignee to sell personal estate Order
of sale granted.
Court adjourned.
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REPORTERS CRUMBS. chimney was on fire
in Spriug-street night before last. and might have
done haru had it not beou promptly put out by the
ncighbors.
Notwithstanding the great demand for mules,
they sold at auction yesterday ct moderate price,
There was largo crowd around the City Ball yes
terday, during Mr.. Pisbury's visit to Mayor Clark
One hundred and nineteen bogshead, Of new crop
Cuoa moasses have been sold in this city at from 90
to So cents per gallon.
Mr.. Walter Cade has introduced the Northern
style of having coal and wood cellars under the pave
ment This may be seen at the new crockery store
of MIR. w L. Webb, Mcetpg-strcet.
The E.no Steam Fire Eneine Compaay is putting
in new fues.
The tidal drains are being overhauled and cleaned.
They need it badly.
wiseac o, by tae rame Of Boston, from the ''ru'
raj regions introduced bill in the special session
of the General Assembly to perpetuate the pe- diem
and mileage of the members. Rich!
Furniture, orockery and household appliances
have been bringing high prices at auction of late.
The courthouse is being touched up.
Ofice-huntsrs are already "on the rampage" e1-
pecting o Municipal change.
L. F. Wall, w..S Lance and J. W. Gregg, who were
not confirmed by tho sonate as assessors for Charles
ton County, had previously given notice thai they
could not serve.
In publishing yesterday the names of the We try
men of St. Mary's Church. We omitted those OF Mr..
Charles Kanapaux and Mr.. 4. st. Amand
The south Carolina Railroad Company call a.ten
ton to the resolution adopted a. their meeting In
February. 1867. that proxies arc required at each
meeting, aul that the signature must Lc stamped III
accordance With internal revenue law.
The G. and loyal Arch Chapter Of Sou h Carolina
will hold thir annual convection in this city Oh the
9th OF February.
The sisters of Mercy School, iu Cauron.stree, is
opel to boys and girls. For terms apply to The SIS
ters. Quecn-st:-et
1h- Germ n Fire Engine Company will give
grand bal at Their Hail. Chalmers.strcat. the 9th
instant, for tue bsueis of the Gernaa Lutheran
Church.
The c. LIBERATION of tho fourth anniversary Of the
Stonewal Fire Company will take place sis evening
Those who doubt that AIR. Glib ri is aon5 10 give
gol modal to tho fro company that sells the most
tickets tor his benefit N Saturday. see It 1t Mr..
Allan's. Kipg-street.
TIE Bolr OF Firemas.efs last night rc-olccted
the Gle and pump contractor. Major Il. Willis
took his seat as member o; the Board Of firtmas.
ters LIST evening tor the 1rst time.
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Aufti0H sssalfs--
RYT. M. CATER.

VIII be sold, THIS DAY, on Browns Wharf, at three
quarterspast O'Clock.
IS tubs BUTTER, some choice
25 tubs Lar:l - -
10 crates Crockery, assorted
Lot open Crockery.
Conditions cash. January Il
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Clothing, Dry Goods and Cutlery.
BY MILESaaDRAKE. i';,s.;a;:s,.,..: sssia::,...:.
THIS MORNING, q. 10 o'clock will sell at my
store, corner Of King and Liberty streets,
AN INVOICE OF CLIO THING, JUST RECEIVED
BY STEAMSHIP MANHATTAN.
CoSsIsTNG OF:
40 Gents Cloth Froci COATS
81 Cents Cashmere, Tweed and satinet Sack
Coats
goo pair Cashmere and satinet Pants
80 Clolh, Velvet aud Satin Vests
A line of DRY GOODS consisting of Linen Pop
lin, Red and White Flannel. Dress Goods. Linen
Check Cashmere. Sstiuet, Damask, &C.. Ladies' and
Gents Hosiery. Counorpanes, Farcy Bedspreads,
Blankets, 2. B. Handkcrchicfs. Susperdcrs, Neck
tice, &C.
200 dozen Table and Pocket CUTLERY, as
sorted. January q
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Janulry 81
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November 81
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January 9
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-08
Tho Churc,lca.

Our special exhibit of the actual condition
and progress of religion in our midst, as reflected
in the metropolitan and more Immediately con-
tiguous suburban churches yesterday, from the
pulpit, the altar and the reading desk, is Of a
really consoling character. The churches were
crowded, notwithstanding a very unfavorable
state of the weather, the clergy fervent and
eloquent, and the different congregations de-
vout and well dressed, and to all appearance
well pleased with the actual situation here and
hopeful Of the hereafter. Their recent election
triumph has not, evidently, demoralized the
democracy from prayer, while it is equally
plain that the oristo-gentility of republicanism
has not been guilty of the mortal sin Of despair
after defeat. Faith, hope, hymn and thanks
giving and jubilee abounded, and "forms Of
creed" are being left moro and more to the daily
narrowing circles of tho "angry zealots' who
love TO fight for them. The Jesuit Fathers dedi-
Gated magnificent new altar in the church of
St. Francis Xavier, in Sixteenth street, and
Rev. Mr.. Beecher stood forth in simple sacrifice
in Plymouth church, Brooklyn. The :" Future
HELP was duly photographed by tongue
tipped, it is to be presumed, with the Apostolic
gift of "ire" from on High, while the Scripture
parable of the wheat, the cookies and tares
and their after treatment was duly analysed
and applied in the sense of Catholic Interprete-
ton in St. Patricks cathedral. Rev. Drs.
Cheever and Armitage, Rev. Mr.. Hepworth,
and, indeed, the entire cohort Of faithful SEN
tinels were on the ''towor," active, watchfnl
and alert, and as our military friends have it,
Gin full possession of their orders" 1t is
good. So be It.
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THE WoMAN's PROBLEM Women will not
60 astray Of their mission for want of sensible
advice. One of the best scraps of this recently
put afoat is in an address to the Woman's Par
Lament by Mrs. Demorest, herself pretty
successful woman. She says that 'useful,
compensated labor affords the only means Of
independence and Of growth" that will prove
satisfactory Suffrage and sentiment will make
the women no better off than they are, but
honest work, we'll done, will achieve wonders.
"The world has need of every resolute
worker"
Square yourself for use; the stone that may
FIT In the wall Is left not In the way.
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THE FAT BOILERS AaAM.-It appears that

THE FAT BOILERS AGAN-It appears that
the fat boiling nuisances are more rank than
ever, and stl "smell to heaven" like the
offence Of King Claudius, despite the resolu-
ton Of tho Board of Health that these abomin-
able concerns should DO removed by the lst of
October to some point above 10th street.
That resolution has boon rcscinded for some
reason, and the fat boilers ore now holder
than ever in their outrage upon the public
health. II turns out, although the LICENCES Of
several Of these houses were revoked, that they
still continue the offensive business in defiance
of authority, while at the same time hundred
more applications for licenses ere now under
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THE LABOR BUREAU.-One of the best OF
recent municipal ideas is the intelligence Office
organized by the Commissioners of Charities
and Correction. Our common system for hiring
house servants on the old intelligence plan
was as bad as il could be. With some few ex-
ceptions the keepers Of the places were sharp
ers, and there was never any satisfactory
security for the servants character The new
Labor Bureau is great Improvement on these
points. No person is likely to be imposed on
by servant obtained there, nor is the servant
likely to become the victim Of improper persons.
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The Atlantic and Great Western Railroad
ANA The Erie Gold Cornerers

ana The Erie Gold COrnerers.
In view of the fact that the parties who
owned the Atlantic and Great Western Rail-
road and negotiated the lease or sale of il to
the Erie Railroad Company can get nothing
from that company, and that the interest on the
bonds Of the Atlantic and Great Western, which,
by the terms Of the contract, was to be paid
by the Erie Railroad Company, remains unpaid,
it would seem that the great gold cornerers
have been all along in tight place. Efforts
have been made to put the Erie in bankruptcy
in consequence of not paying up in accordance
with the contract, and il is said Mr. McHenry,
who made the lease or sale of the Atlantic and
Great Western, has gone, or is about going, to
England In disgust to confer with the other
parties interested as to what course they can
pursue to squeeze something out of the Erie
Company. Was the gold corner operation
made as desperate and last effort to save the
two great Erie Moguls from ruin? Had their
affairs got into such condition that their only
hope was in some such desperate expedient?
They are hanging on now evidently by the skin
OF their teeth. The anxious struggle they are
making through the courts 10 stave off pay
ments to others and to make others pay them
indicates critical situation. To all appear
ances the end has not been reached yet, and
we shall probably see crash before long.
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A Case Of Spanish Inso!ence I'm Cuba.

In Saturdays HERALD we published the
details Of the arrest and subsequent expulsion
from Cuba of an ex-correspondent of the
HERALD. The communication detailing the
treatment to which the gentleman was subjected
plainly shows the high-handed measures
adopted by the Spanish officials to bolster I'D
their waning cause in the Ever Faithful Isle.
Without sufficient reason, and acting under the
belief that Mr.. Koppers was the author Of some
letters which appeared in the HERALD, he was
arrested on the eve Of public holiday and
kept in solitary confinement for two days, and
denied even the privilege of making known
his situation to either the American or English
consus. Here we have an evidence of the
beauties of Spanish rule in Cuba. No sense
of justice, right or decency seems to be pos
sessed by these insolent Spaniards. The
slightest independence, if that independence
is contrary to their views, is considered
crime in its possessor and is punished os
such. This overbearing spirit is the most
prominent characteristic of the race for centu-
ries. In the, case of Mr.. Koppers we think
they have overshot the mark. Mr.. Koppers
is British subject He has entered protest
against the treatment he has been subjected
to and placed his complaint in the hands of
the British Consul in Havana, who has for
warded it to Earl Clarendon, the British Min
lister Of Foreign Affairs in London, strongly
endorsed. As the English government has
always evinccd lively interest in it's SUBJ
loot To- ~ e A..
may reside, there is little reason to doubt that
Spain will be compelled to pay for the insolence
of her Cuban officials in this matter the f3, 600
sterling at which Mr.. Koppers sets his dam
ages.