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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-04
CITY NOTICES.

S. J. slime, No. 81 Public Square, has
now in store, and daily receiving, the
largest stock of choice groceries ever
brought to this market. These goods were
selected with great care, especially for this
market, and will be sold at prices to suit
the times in a quantities to suit pur-
chasers. dec4-2t
Go To T. E. Winstead Il Co. S to get
your hats, trunks, valises, etc. dec4-1
ALL those who expect to make any
change in their furniture, carpets and win
dow blinds, win do well to give the large
Furniture and Carpet Emporium of Nc
Koiu & Co., No. Sc College street, visit.
Their stock is very large and varied, and
at reasonable prices. They make mat
tressos to order, both wholesale and re-
tail. dee4-2t
I. e. WNsrEAD & Co., No. North
Cherry street, have very fine stock of
ladies' and misses shoes of every quality
and style dec4-2t
CRANBEREIEs, prunes, new raisins and
figs, currants, Sultana raisins, citron, Ital-
ian maccaroni and vemicelli, just received
at Stine's, No. "a Public Square. dec4-2t
CALL at Armistead & Co. s and examine
their large and varied stock of fancy gro
ceries, wines, brandies, etc, which they
offer at the very lowest price. Also, the
best family -four, at a greatly reduced
price. dec4-tf
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For Rent.

No. II, under Maxwell House. Fixtures
for sale. Apply at Nos. q and % North
Cherry street dec4-tf
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81 Charles EEOIeI

-. Charles Hotel
On Market street, near the square, Nash
vile. \. i. Hamilton, Proprietor. Single
meals. 80 cents. Board and lodging per
day. 80 90. sepS 3m
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NASHVILLE, TENN
RAILROAD TINE TABLE.

. GOING SOUTH Nashville and Decatur trains
cave station ON South Cherry street at A. n and
2 80 p. NJ. No train Sunday morning.
Accommodation at $3.50 p. n, (goes to COlumbis).
rains arrive at $3.50 A. n. and 90 p n. Accom-
mediation at 10 A. n.
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Leave Nashville -.-...-. 80 A. n. and 900 P. II.
arrive al Nashville. 800. 9:C0 A. N, and 4:SO P. NJ.
Arrive at Louisville ......l :5 N. and 10 go p IL
Leave Loisvi AS p. NJ and 10:49 p NJ
Arrive at Indianapolis..-...7:25 P. NJ and Bad A. ~
Arrive at st. Louis via In
danapolis rs A. n and 400 p n.
Arrive al ST. Louis via Sey-
ulOIlr A. NJ ana 80 F. NJ
Coach on freight train leaves Nashville at 90 P.
II. and arrives at Gallatin at as P. n every day
except Sunday.
The 900 p. NJ. train docs not leave Nashville on
Sunday. KS
Nashville and Chattanooga X. H.
Leave Nashville ..........9 80 A. and 40 P. NJ
Arrive at Nashville ...... 100 A. N. and 80 p. NJ
The 900 A. NJ. train from Nashville does not run
on Sunday.
ShCEbyVitlc Accommodation Train'.
Arrives at Nashville ..............1O;lb A. NJ
Leaves NaehNile .1e = NJ
Nashville and Northwestern II. h'
Leave Nashville. ........................ 300 A. NJ
Arrive at Hickman, Ky lOsoO p n.
Leave Hickman, by $50 A. M
ARRIVE at Nashville. O.0c A. m
Sleeping cars run through to Memphis on the
900 A. NJ. train.
JohnsonviIIe Accommodation.
leave Nashville. :OO p. NJ
EdECEEeId and Kentucky &c. R.
Arrive dt Nashville w A. m
Leave Nashville 10 r. u
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Manufactures OF Dress Furs.

If Won want a good and cheap set Of Furs
buy them where they ale manufactured
and the quality is guaranteed A Lande,
Manufacturer Of Dress Furs, No p Public
Square, officers his elegant stock of Furs at
New York manufacturers prices, and war
rants the quality and workmanship, and
the furs free from moths, as his dress furs
are being made fresh from the natural skin.
All kinds of work in that line, also altering
and repairing, done with Deatness and dis
patch. deci-lw
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Get the Best

set the heSl
Wines and liquors, also very fine cigars,
at Shines, No "a Public Square dec4-2t
c. B. HALL, No. AZ North College street,
has Just received splendid assortment Of
kid, goat, pebble goat, flannel lined and
calf walking bootees for ladies', misses and
children-the best assortment in the city,
at prices to suit the times. dec4-3t
FIVE thousand pounds of fancy candies
just received at Shines, No. "a Public
Square. dec4-2t
GENTLEMEN should go to t. E. Winstead
& Co.'S, No : North Cherry street, when
they want good boots and shoes. deceit
IF you want some nice shirts, or a nice
suit of clothes, either ready-made or made
to order, call at G. B. Abbott's, No. II
Union street, and you can buy them very
cheap dec4-3t
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GENERAL MARKETS..

FRIDAY, Dee ., lStA.
Nashville Cotton Market.
COTTON-Our market opened quiet this mlru-
ing and some few sales were made to finish uCOr-
plete shipments at % s922Ac, after which the
market became very languid, and buyers were cau-
tious in purchasing the best samples az 22Ec. The
market closed very weak AZ follows.
Ordinary ............-... .---.. p -
Good ordinary .-......-.--.. ---.-.-- pa -t'l
Low middling ....... --23t.
BELOW We give 4 summary OF the transactions o.
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MINT EverybodY says.
Whcrc 10 Sun

That Linck makes the cocktail par excel
lence aud in the most fastidious style. Try
one nov23 If
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FoR smoked halibut, salmon and herring,
fresh white fish, salmon, Nc l mackerel
and sardelles 60 to Shines dec4-2t
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The National Savings Company have made ar
rangements to supply their customers with revenue
stamps at the following low rates, discount payable
in stamps, viz:
On purchasers under $50. .-...-. Par
On purchasers of $40 or more . per cent. dis
On purchasers Of $50 or more 81 per cent. dis
On purchasers of 800 more. -.3lt per cent. dis
On purchasers of $500 OF more AZ per cent. dis
On purchasers Of $500 or more. A. per cent. dis
On purchasers of $1,000 or more. "a per cent. dis
An orders must be accompanied by the money or
check for the amount. Stamps viii be sent by
mail or express, az directed.
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PuRE old Robertson and Bourbon whisky
at c. L. Fuller & Coz Masonic Build
ING noy3O-5t
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wines the Gods Would sip.
These are the wines of every variety and
delicious quality, to he found at Lincks
Hotel and Restaurant, North College street.
Nov23-tf
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CHOICE mince meat, buckwheat -four,
golden syrup and smoked salmon just re-
ceived by c. L. Fuller & Co., Masonic
Building. nov30-5t
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The best teas and coffee at Shines.
deC4-2t
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The dwelling house, No. 81 South Cher
~ street, is for rent, for the year 1870,
Enquire of P. p Peck. No 80 Union
street. del If
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MARKETS. ng T@I.EGnapH.

Cotton frmer and held at dc; receipts II
bales exports $50 bales.
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TossEG and moaning during sleep are
generally caused 10y worms. B. A. Fahne-
stocks Vermifuge will expel them
del I'm
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Notice 10 DFeSsmakerS.
All ladies in want of trimmings and fan
cy goods can get them for half price at
Bohmes, No. 139 Church street. If
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-08

MONTHLY CONCERT OF THE ST. IoMNs Lu-
TrERAN CHURCH SUNDAY SCnooL.-The exercises
OF this school were agrccably diversified yesterday
afternoon by speeches from some Of the pupils
and singing by the school in concert. The church
was crowded, the classes occupying the pews OH
the centre aisle, the occupants OF which were
forced 10 lind accommodation elsewhere. Speeches
were made by the following young gentlemen, all
OF whom acquitted themselves handsomely: ST.
Clair Wcsi, "Perseycrance;'' Herbert Smith, cap
peal for Tcachcrs;" Julian Smith, ''Thc hest that |
can do;' Charles Won Santcn, at is more blessed
to givc;' Christopher Tidcmann, '.Chdhood's IS
Home" The young speakers handled their sub
Jccts like horn orators, and only the sacrclncss or
the place anu the recollection OF the day prevented
their receiving their mce,l Of applause. Tnu OK
crciscs were varied by singing, in Which the little
choristcrs showed great proficiency. An address,
sniiao.c TO the occasion was delivered by Rev. DIR.
Hicks. The Sunday school is under the supern-
tendcncc OF Mr.. Robert Chisom, and is in Hour
Shing condition.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-08

Pn.oTAGE.-The Philadelphia Ledger says ::
"At a meeting Of the vessel owners and captains
association OF Philadelphia, on Wednesday, the
attention Of the board Of directors was called to
Illegal charges for pOiagc in Charleston harhor
s. @. IL is the custom there In charge fun pilot
age at very high rates against ill vessels, whether
they take pil0, or not. This was protested against
and resolution passed insiructing the captains of
oil vessels belonging 10 the association that are
enrolled AMI licensed in tle cOlStng trade moi 10
pay pilotagc on arriving al or departing from the
por; OF Charleston unless Il pilot renders service.
As litigation may result, IL WAS also resolved that
the association will defend all suits arising u,ler
the foregoing resolution
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-08

A CONSTABLE ouTwITrEp--The constable
whose mishaps, in pursuit of an escaped prison
er, have been already chroniccd, was again made
the victim or misplaced confidence. A few days
since, lie traced his man to the South Carolina
Railroad depot, and then and there seized him.
The game was shared and NIL seemed serene, hut
tile willy prisoner proved again to he too smart
for his captor and raising his stick lie tapped the
constable on tho Uranium. The blow was given
with q vim and the constable, willing under its
effects, relaxed his holi ami the quondam prison
er measured OH the ground on lively pair OF
legs. Tile constable registered n huge oath that
he won't be outwi, ch the next time.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-08
JAMES CIIESNUT, EXECUTOR. VS.. MARY c.
REYNOLDS. SARAH CilESNUT, MARY
L. FItIERSON. TT AI1-BlIIi FOR
CONSTRUCTION OF WILL,
PARTITION &c

I'm pursuance Of Il decree made In the above cause
II September Term, 1860, We Nill expose 70
nt IL O'Clock a. NJ, on MONDAY, the OtiI Iay OF
December next,
The following most valuable LANDS, lying from
three to four miles from the Town Of Camden,
immediately on the South Carolina Railroad,
fronting on Watcrcc River AMI running hack,
caStwarlly, Ave pilles, covering over five thous-
and acres one thousand OF which are line swamp
lanils In cultivation, one thousand fine upands In
cultivation, and over three thousand in original
forest, heavily timbercd with oaks, hickory, dog.
wood, pinc &c, much OF il very lne cotton land,
finely watercd AMI Offering abundant winter.
OF over eight hundred ncrcs on Wa,eree River,
three miles from Camden, with . large settle
hale OF cotton or seventy live bushels Of corn 10
the acre. This il regarded the best body or
Second TOWN GREEN PLANTATION, adIo,n-
ing the above, consists of four thousand five
hnnlreiacres hun recently held as one large plGnta'
lands, heavily tinbcrcd ana ilncly watcrcd, hav.
lug two line streams running through it. The
South Carolina Railroad AMI two public highways
run through these lands and render them acces-
slbc ut all points. They are very convenient to
Camden; tile uplan's are perfectly healthful and
present rare Advantages.
This place Is subdivi,lc'l into AMI will he sold as
twenty.one farms OF one hundred to four hun
seeking homes AdjSining pIamtStons or sc'nss hays
been divided into small farms and are taken by
our bcSi people.
Onc two an'l three years, in equal annual install
mehiS. with interest from date, payable annually
~ seven per cent, secured by bunil, sI,reties
and Il mortgage of the premises, with the privI-
lcgc to purchasers tn pay cash. Purchasers to pay
for stamps AMI papers.
An agent on the place will show the lands, and
the plats can he seen nj the Office of wn NJ.
Summon Esp, Camden. =. G.
JAMES ClIESNUT
WM. VI. SHANNON,
Special Masters am, Receivers
Camden, $. c., Nov. I, 1869. oct30 m5wf2
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Hotel Arrivals-yovcmbcr ana7.
cIIARLrSroS HOTEL.

A. Getty, Charleston: Thomas Warren. ST.
Louis; g. v. Hunter. James McMcnslng Co,um.
hia: J. &. Giilc,i, Augusta: a. A. Tum,r and wife
Pennsylvania; J. u. Narnuln, Virginia: 4. H.
Campbell, South Carolina; Mr.. and Mrs. 81. John
chld AMI nurse, VI. T. Hewitt. New York; n. q.
Robinson. Providence: e. G. Kcclry, Washington; !;
w. X. Rodgers, T. W. Simpson, OhO Henry II.
Curtis, Monroe Comfy, y. Y: J. ". II. Levy hu-
rnSta; T.. X. Slryan, Ir., New Yurk: l.. -. Pas
chal, Wilmington, Del. Dudley Porter George W.
Day, Massachusetts: T.. Mcneil, G. McNrill Con-
ncciicut; John w. Gordon, England; l.. Allen,
New York; E,Iw,I. Hopkins, NJ. Carringion, l.. n.
Adams, Pennsylvania; Il. N. Cuyicr, New York;
H. e. Moi,att, Buffalo, v. Y.:S. y. IioIbrood Or
angc, Ga; las. Mcnamara. Or;,ngcburg; Il. Moi.
fat, J. ~. Sti!lman, New York; 4. brown aud IaIy,
Boston; G. q. johnson. New Orleans; Capt t;co.
Mansfield, Florida.
PAVILION HOTEL.
william A. Mcdowell W. e. Venning, st. Thonl-
aS; a. 4. browning, South Carolina; NJ. Rrruer
Waduhalaw; Il. H. Bland. j. u. lzcll. Columbia; G.
III. browning, A. l.. Mcrrell, Macon; J. I. G0rl:ni,
New York; G.. NJ. Mathews, James ". Brown,
South Carolina: James NJ. Flood steamship t;cnr-
ga: George Thompson, li0ston; J. Is. Miller, W. u.
Livingston, City; j. l.. Jones, Kew York; ]. +.
Silrs, London; l.. q. Schupcn, Moscow, Russia;
T.. q. Clayton, Paris; J. l.. Houston. New York;
w. IL. StrlilIlellow, ST. Louis; MISS SampSun,
VIM. 5. Greene, Georgetown; :. N. Green Barn.
well; j. Gorhani, S;ivannah; :. }. Kcnncrly. Jr.
Incksnnvillc; q. W. Pratt, Iaatka; Jacob O;tulcn-
gni, city.
MILLS HOUSE.
q. Il. Davidson, IivcrpOol; NJ Poppin. ". l.;
W. II. Tcncyck, New Orleans; e. ID. Fitzmauricc
Columbia; a. M. Mason. virginia; u. l.. Luins,len
New York; J. ID. Andrews, New Orleans; j. Albert
lla'ldOck, Philadelphia; Thomas Sawyer AMI fam.
lily, San Fralcisc0: ID. o.. Hayward and family,
city; James Null, Jr., Detroit; Rcubin ToIulinson,
Columbia; Miss T.. K. Mayo, w. X. ROssiter, New
York; w. $. Murray, Clarcndon; VIM. G. Kirk,
lnfion; Henry Taylor, Savannah; NJ. II. Roullen,
A. Clcavcr, Scw York; Mrs. General Spraguc and
two children. Miss Spraguc, Florida; bliss Sanno
infant anu servant, J. NJ. Alston, Alabama.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-08

CIrMiS.-JOscpi AuiOn was arrested for as
sault and battery on Angelo Cervctcs. Tic ARRAY
occurred Oh Union wharf
Annie Adams, for stealing ninety dollars in
money and two coats, WAS arrested by Officer
Lovett and committed fOr investigation.
little son or WIA Iianley's was run over hy
an express wagon In King street last Friday even
ing. Though seriously injured, no bones were
broken.
The three hundred dollar music hoX rallied nj
Won Santcn's, was Won by Miss Emily &. Ravcncl.
Mr.. Peab0dy's death was announced 10 the
teachers OF the public schools on Saturday, and
the exercises Of their schools closed from respect
10 his memory
boat that was reported TO he stolen was found
by O1llcer Loyeit on The schooner n. W. Smith.
The captain stated that it had been picked UP
adrift.
lracas was threatened on Saturday evening
between some of the employees ut the South Car
olina Railroad shops and the police were sent for,
but the crowd dispersed without any disturbance
II Is rumorc,l that u cOcklght Will soon take
place between two "stags" frUm Georgetown aud
Charleston at one hundred dollars II side
Hugh Craig has scn appointed by Governor
Scott Judge of PROBATE for Chesterfield County.
Charles Edmoniision, magistrate for Barnwcli
County, las been removed.
The respective chiefs Of the rival Ga,lica! clam.
arc evidently on the alert To cOncaic the men of
the erich Irish hroguc.' Iillsbury ana Mackcy
were attentive AMI conspicuous listeners To the
lecture OF bishop Lynch ut ST. Pa;rick's Church
last evening. Nun ccd
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-08

WALlIAI.iA.--Th OcOnrc Courier gives this
sketch OF the Village by the Ridge: There is 10
need Of idcncss here. Work, work, is II q great
want. There is activity IN every branch 0r indus.
try. buildings are going up from the depot 10
the north end and The saw and hammer OF tho
carpenter arc busy. Old buildings are being re-
fitted and repainted, adding 10 the appearance of
the place. The forge OF the smith is not allowed
to get cold. Everybody that wants employment
Is busy, ami the iOafcr, the ,lronc OF society finds
no associates. Waihalla Is growing AMI spread
ing out her arms inviting trade. Already in area
and inhabitants, she is ahead Of her sister towns
Of the mountains Her business houses are more
numerous and active than In any up-country
town. a generous competition governs in every
branch Of trade, giving the farmer the best prices
for his produce and the cheapest market To sup
ply his wants. New corn opened in this place at
81 per bushei Old corn is still selling III 81 80.
Cotton was sold here last week at 23A to ~
canty,r
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-08

UNITED STATES CoURT-HoN. GEORGE s.
BRYAN PREsIprSG.-in The District Conif.--EX
partc ". F. Redding-petition for final discharge
Certificate granted.
EN nartc E. NJ. Beach, in re Thomas Magill-ap-
plicatiCn to modify previous order Granted.
EX partc a. ii. Ford, in re T. W. Godbohl-peti-
tion to pay counsel fee. Granted.
Ex parte a. II. Ford, in re T. W. Golbold--ps-
tltion TO sell property. Order OF sale issued TO
assignee.
FIX partc D. J. wlnn, assignee, in re J. 8. Brad
ley, }. d. Craig, DcLorme & Moses, Sam Flowers
J. ID. Graham-petitOn for sale OF chooses In ac-
tion Order OF sale granted. .---
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-08

BOWEN AND MACKEY-AI.MosT 4 BLOODY
ENCOUNTER.-About two O'Clock ON Saturday
afternoon, when business men were preparing to
go to their dinners, an incident took place which
varied, In n rather agreeable manner, the dulness
thai rcigpc1 ground the historic corners OF Broad
md Meeting streets. ES.Aderman Thomas def
ferson Mackey was standing near the guard
houao convorpinr with Onlcor Npsun md ROUNDS.
man Read, when his eagle eye espicd the IIonora-
BILE Christopher Columbus bowen coming from
the direction OF the Freproor building. Promptly
crossing over to the Courthouse cerner, Mackey
confronted Bowen, whom he accosicsl in language
decidedly more forcblc than elegant. lie said
that having heard that he tl'owcn) had expressed
desire to meet him in reference TO he letter pub
lisllcd in THE NEWS OF Saturday morning.
lie thacHcy) had come 10 reasscrt to his
face the charges that had been made in print.
And this he proceeded To do in Il de-
iheraic anu not very sentecl fashion. The
monoioguc tfOr Bowen spoke not Il wor,i) WAS
nicrspcrscd with spicy illusions to the Honorable
gcntcmans cvent(ul career. and was accom-
panied with gestures which might fairly be set
down as unmistakable symptoms Of M overdose
Of morphine. Bowen, however, seems To have
neglected to take his dose of the pugnaciiy v In
spring drug, ana mutt icring something about moi
wishing to soil his (nUt Ovcr.cican) hands by
tonching his assailant, made Il desperate anu
successful push at an accelerated pace for the
Courthouse entrance. Once within its shcl,cring
portals, Bowen rapidly Dispersed, while the
rcngcful Mackcy was left 0ut in the cold.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-08

AN INVOLUNTARY BATH.-Enrly yesterday
morning, while Il benighted individual was tortu-
ousiy vending his way homewartl, he encounter
cd the ArtcSan Well tronghs, in Wentworth
street. The sight OF so much water evidently
made him sea sick, and n sudden lurch destroy
Ing his equilibrium, he was placed hOrS du COM
bat ut the bottom or the trough. The situation
was embarrassing, but the ducking proved more
cflcacious than the famous 'hock and sola,"
ana lie resumed his homcward tramp wetter and
q wiser man, though more nrmly convinced that
water should be taken with moderation.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-08

ACCIDENT TO THE ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-Thc
heavy rain Of Friday night caused some damage
to the ceiling OF the Opcra-Iousc, portion Of the
frescn work having been saturated with water
which caused II to fall 10 the ground. 1t appears
that skylight over the third tier had not been
glazed, but only covered by n tarpaulin. This
proved an insufficient protection, but the damage
was fortunately confined 10 the scroll work and
can he easily repaired. lf the dome had been in
jurcd. IL would lave been much more serious
matter. II Is proposed, Notwithstanding the ac-
cidcnt, to have the interior scn1odng removed
by Tuesday night, SO to allow the uphostercrs
full swing.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-08

SURVIVORS ASSOCIATION roE RcnI1.sp.-
A meeting was held In Columbia on Saturday ..y,-
ming to form this association. General Wade
Hampton was called to the chair, and Mr. II. G.
Shivcr was appointed secretary. The meeting or
ganzed itself into Il Survivors, Association, adopt
eli q constitution, and elected The following
officers: Wade Hampton, president; William Wal
lncc, A. G. Haskell. w. II. Stack, Warren Adams,
yice-presdcnts; W., X. Iachman, secretary; II. c.
Shivcr, treasurer Steps were taken TO increase
the list OF members, and the following gentlemen
were appointed to represent the Nichland Surv
vors' Association in the proposed convention TO
form q State association, which IL to meet In the
City Of Charleston on the 1sth instant: Wade
Hampton, J.. w. McMastcr, J. :. BrytOn, Warren
Adams, William Wallace, J. II. Kinslcr, William
Weston, ). r. Thomas, Il. &. Shlycr, Edward Per-
clval Dr. Darby AMI W. G. Swanicld.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-08

i MASONIC FAIR Association Committee
of Arrangements Of the Masonic Fair Association
gratefully acknowledges the receipt OF the follow.
Ing contributions: One landscape painting from
Mcssrs. Quinby & Co.'S Photographic Gallery; enc
magnificent rosewood box OF smoking requisites,
containing one mccrschaum pipe. two cIgar hold
ers, one cigarette holder. match box, pouch, &C.,
from IL. Schiir, ESQ.,; two mice Mills worked by
animal magnetism, from u. ID. Schnr, Esq; one
fancy box ana patent pipe. and one India-rubbcr
tobacco pouch In box, from La Crioiia; one photo
graphic album, one p0rtcmOnnaIe and one ladies'
crayat. from Brother Bencdikt; one ornamental
oaEe from Mcssrs Buchheit Il Bros; one shell
picture frame. from Mss q. Alexander; one in.
fant's robe, from Messra. J. Harbeson Co.;
Santa Claus and Christmas tree, from Mr. F. Won
santon. r. L. BROWN, Secretary.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-08

VALUABLE COLLECTION or PANT iNt;S.--A
line collection Of paintings from the ca -is OF the
most noted artists, 10th native AMI foreign, will
be offered for sale oil Thursday next, by McISrs.
Lcch Iiruns. Tile paintings comprise every
variety of subjects, fancy sketches and scenes
from nature, AMI are enclosed in highly 0rlla-
mcntc,l frames. The collection will he open for
Inspection Il, thr new building In Broad street,
corner Of Church, until The day ri sale.