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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-26

CLUBS ANn SrLRs.-Susan Robinson: arrest
I'd and lodged in the Guardhoase for being drunk
AID dlsorLcrly in George street. on Friday night,
MA, sent to the House OF Correction for thirty
days,
Wesley Cooper, arrested on charge OF larceny
and ragrancy, was sent TO jail for thirty days
as q vaerant
One offender foriying down drunk st the corner
of Market ant, Meeting streets, was sentenced 10
nav nne OF $40 or spend the next twenty DAYS
In the House of Correction
Four others for being drunk and Giso:9erly,
were Gncd S. each.
Another who was unable to take care OF HIM
self until the shock of au arrest sobercd him. for
reitcd his deposit Of S. by. his non-appcarance
at the Mayors court.
Two who owned up to the spree but pleaded
their first offence, were discharged.
James Lewis, arrested for larceny, had pre-
,mnary hearing, anl was remanded for further
examination.
Tom Wllson.was arrested yesterday afternoon,
charged with stealing S. in United States cur
rency and several checks for money from a.
Jones, residing at Lambs Farm on the outskirts
of the city. lie is h.lI for examination:
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CoI.p.-For the last three days Charleston
hn, been afflicted with disease of the thcrInoTe-
ter 10 which she hls been stranger for at least
tcn wears. Indeed, it is diilicul: 10 remember s
,ima when our citizens have been obliged 10 call
on coal AID cutiug 70 such an extent Il: now.
To keep warm has been The business OF life, and
only those familiar with the severest aspects Of
the Northern climate have been able 10 Look with
any degree OF complacrncy OIL the situation. lii
fact. the ccld has been so uncomfortable as to
Eerp thou ards in doors who otherwise w0Iid
have .aade uur streets alive with sights ana souis.
The me- chants complain that it has seriously in
terrered with trade. and the peonle generally
have been lemorallzed. On Saturday morning
the thermo mome.er was only thirteen degrees above
zero; yesterday 1t was equally severe, save in
thas. corners where the sun could hnd resting
Mace long enough to make its warmth felt. On
the Northeastern road we learn the tanks were
so frozen that it next to impossible ~ obtain
| water. From the upper part OF the State, the
reports all agree that the 'snapn il almost un-
| prosedCnted.
| AS Columbia there was slelghing and two OF
three degrees ab,ve US there appears to have been
Baltimore the snow WAS TWO feet dssp, the track
for cars through the city being completely OBJ
structed "It's an ill-wind, however, that blow,
nobody good,'' and we take 1t for granted thai
| the change in the weather will inaugurate South
ern travel Last year twenty thousand people
| came from the North to Charleston and othe
Southern cities, and we anticipate similar ex
perience during the present season.
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STREET Row.-About o'clock yesterday al
terrcon q numbe. Of men in Stale street, near
Queen, were approached by another party armeu
with tin horns and other appliances for lively
enjoyment Of Christmas. In the p!enitade Oh eA-
hilara,ion one of the latter company placed an
enormous horn at tile ear Of one Of the arst
named persons, who was not observing hlin' and
blew sonoroas blast The effect upon the
blower was tremendous, for wheeling quickly
around. he drove his nst ag.inst the physiognomJ
Of the blowee, and sent him sprawlRg on the pave
uept. THIS cheerful beginning socn led to gen.
eral row, aud the two parties were speedily en-
rared. Horns were battered fists freely used.
and brickbats aud stones new briskly around.
Thanks 10 Jack Frost, however, only a Few OF
these "lela somestica" could be obtained Tor tile
occasion. The advent Of the police created some
confusion in the opposing ranks and the capture
OF several of the comsaIants put an emu TO the en-
rac,ment. Seven or eight were taken TO fe
Crardaoasa, aa! the only easaaliss consisted Of
bloody noses and bruised faces
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/, BY A. C. McMLLIyRAY,
Auctioneer.

Auctioneer.
g HERIFF'S SALE.
~ BY virtue Of sundry writs OF Fieri Facias and
executions against the property to me directed
and delivered, viii be sod on MONDAY, the 2d
day or January next, at IL o'clock a. NJ, at the
northeast corner Of he Courthouse,
All the RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST Of the
defendants in the cases below stated, in the prop
erty as hereinafter specified.
]. II. CR0SwELL VS.. A. HOOD AND J. II. HOOD.
All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND
situate in St. stephens Parish and known as the
''Dutford Place,n and containing one thousand
acres, more or less; butting and bounding south
by Cooper Lands, north and east by Laurel Hill
Plantation, and Westby James Hood's Lands
ALSO,
All that TRACT OF LAND adjoining the DulrOrd
Tract, and containing fifty acres, more or less.
ALSO,
All that TRACT OF LAND in the above Parish,
the property OF Abram Hood. containing two hun
dred and fifty ac e5, more or less
GEORG. ". CLARK & co. VS.. J. J. *. WEScoAT.
All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND
situate on Edlsto Island, In the County Of Charles.
ton, and containing - acres.
CHARLES II. GROVES VS.. CAROLINE GEDDES
All that Lot OF LAND, with the Buildings
thereon, on the west sle OF King street, known
as No. 653, measuring anu containing sixty-four
feet on King street, by two hundred feet In depth.
Terms cash. E. W. n. MACKEY,
dec12-m4 sec.
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CHRISTMaS.

! Christmas in all its glory-the Christmas OF tne
odon tma. Ns,erel in with midnight music, song
and ,,;out. was celebrated yesterday; and all who
nortictoa,et, in its pleasures will wr2athe with
lowers the mile stone that marks the annl'er-
sary. in the long catalogue OF years mas nave
preceded tii@, tLere may have heen OCCASIONS OF
| greater local excitement and more noise, nut
| around thc hearthsone happiness never ieheu
! more supreme, content ncTer more asser'ea us
majesty ana sratEita tn the ''GlF,ro Oh every eo""
and perfert Eift," never mere asccndcd as sraie-
fui nce Sc taan it did yesterday from tic MONIES
| Of Charles IN. The poor lal ample e"idehce ol
| the genial symratheS which attach 70 tHe aH >
| and m INV q domciie saw llaaiaH saashsha l':aS-
ing upnn its walls. and felt the throo or that iee!
| Ing which makes he whole worli kin. the chii-
dren too, received tleir customary t'i1u'es' ana
in the fullest measure cnjoycd the presence o
their patron saint. Little stockings were ufcrruh
with tokens OIL love, and microscopic tea-narues
and other suptrb repastS, Oh small capita, car
Red cider memories back among the scenes Oh
| other generations.
sunday, though it was, even the good people
found ample field for the exercise OF Chrs'iah
craces Mt home, AID the day witncssed perhaps
as much real reiSt0n arouhu iaiuit! "i'" "
would have been bestowed within the precincts
of the sacred edlace The charities of the heart
were loo :encd, and the cornerstone OF genuine
Christianity was Illuminated by ruddy glow
such as ought TO light the day OF days In WHICH
glad tldinss went forth to the woril at large.
TIE bad peaple-we We have no heart 10 write
about them. They blew horns anu hreu 'orpe-
does in the very shadows OF churches; WalSe" ab
di.reputasle angles, ana found their way to rest-
ing niaces in the Guardllousc and elsewhere with
the same old regularity that has marked their
habits in the past. Christmas TO them means dis
sipat,on, familiarity with John Barie7corl: thc
idle expenditure Of hard earnings, ana q hea"-
ache in the morning. They forget both the dag
and i,s associations, and in the license 'Eey ell.
loved dsbascd their manhood. Those, however
who drew she equatorial line between pr'pfleIy
and misdsets; who were satisfied with tnat "hich
cheered but not inebrlated; who found seiid COM
fort In the Interchange OF home joys anu friendly
greetings; who marked the anniversary with av's
Of lore that kindled fires of gratltuae-'hey en-
ioyed the occasion, and in their hearts could cx'
claim, "a merry, merry Christmas p'
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Hete1 Acknowledgements "a andss
PAVILION nOTEL.

8. T. Wilson, Sumter; B. N. Thompson,
Barnwell; Il. Evans, Augusta; V. Little, Cheraw;
Robert Thomson, Beaufort; w. E. Smith R. b.
Strickland, P. N. Smcse, Florida; Colonel E. W..
Kendall, Boston; M,cael Kelly, Thos. L. Wragg,
Southern Express Company; Vim. F. Duke, Aa-
gusta; ". Hall, ". Joues England; Wm II. Jack
son, Charles II. Miller, Columbia; George P.
Catchett, Southern Express Company; Stephen
Bri7ean, f. T. Jones' ,leton; John Culpeper,
Tlmmonsville; T. il. li;us, Colleton; Dr. iouruaas,
Mt. Pleasant.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.
BIN. Heriot, ST. Louis; +. Il. Gertles, Columbia,
Charlotte and Augusta Railroad; Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Bliss New YORK; 4. D. Weber aud wife,
Mrs. S II Lorlns. Miss II. s. Webber, Boston; E.
II Willing aud vile, Mrs. c. =. Willing, +. D.
willing, North Bennington, Vt; R. Fl. Yambe,
florida; J. Campbell, IT., Win. Ken, on, Jessup,
ca; B. d. Joaea, Geo. Walen and wife, New
York; A. Anchor, Phasa phil; john B. Sardy,
New York: VIA. n. Wallace, Marysvllle; e w
Gilbert BaItimore;E. Schwarzscheld, New York
30. Hern, White Hall; WIN. H. Gildersleeve,
South Cirolina; s. a. Lambert.
MILLS HOUSE.
". II. Beknap. New FORK; Miss Beknap. Ohio
O. J.. Andell. Johns Island; J. n Snooks. Florida
w. Herbert Baltimore; Mr. and Mrs. Z. Johnson
Belfast, Me-. Mr.. and Mrs.. q. G. Hammond
Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. J. Oole Miss E. and
Cole, DR.. Cole. Newhuryport; q. Waverly, Sum
meryille; Captain Beaslcy, New York; Ii. Wei
don, Edsto Mr.. ana Mrs. Sanford, Miss Sand
ford, New York; DR.. Dewy, W. Bell, Brooklyn
w. Gordon, England; A. G. Hamlin, Idaho; R
GSoarpenter, London; R. II. Smith, Fernandina
]. L. Stevenson aud wife, Pennsylvania; E.
Martin, Macon.
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PErsoSAL.-C. P. Leslie, senator from
Barnwel, left Columbia on Friday evenings
train for New York via Charleston, where ne VIII
spend the holidays.
The Governor, and the Hon. Niles G. Parker,
State treasurer, lef. Saturday for the same dest'
nation.
Military Company C, lsrh United States IMAM
t,y. Brevet Colonel john Christopher, command
ing, arrived In Charleston yesterday. They are TO
be permanently stationed here, leaving Company
Il, now in Columbia, aud Company h, soon 10
arrive from Georgia, to form the garrison az that
most.
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INTERESTING TO GUNsN1THs IN THE COTTON
SrATEs-With 4 view to develsp and encourage
home industry, Messrs. Barton Alexander It Wal
Ter, No 6s Beekman street. New York, one or the
most extensive gun.importing houses in the
country, have authorized the secretary OF the COT
ton States Mechanics and Agricultural Fair Asso.
ciation to offer special premium VI one hundred
dollars in gold to be known as the Barton, Alex
ander i Waller Premium" for the best double
barreled fowing piece, made In the Cotton States
exhibited at the Annual Fair OF the Cotton States
Fair Association at Augusta in 1871.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL RoBBERT.-A few days ago,
at noon, o woman, who calls herself Abby Jen-
lns, entered the public school in St. Philip street.
near George, and quietly seized upon table and
n chair which she found in one of the rooms. In
the act of marching str with these articles she
was hailed by the janitor, who tried to stop her,
but in vain. She carried or her plunder, and
then impudenty had the janitor arrested for
breach OF the peace and assault. After an sx-
animation, he was discharged, and the woman
was Immediately arrested. She was taken before
Trial Justice Schroeder, and, upon her giving
suGlcIen. bail, was released until next Thursday,
when her trial will take place.
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CRuMBs.-Depositors in the So 'th Carolina
Loan aud Trust Company's Bank are requested
to leave their books at the office to be credited
with the January quarterly interest.
Nocar will be run on the Street Railway to-day
in conseq ,enco OF the usual Christmas hlidaJ ai'
lowed by the company to their employees Oh Tue
road.
Il is announced that Miss Laura Keene WIFI
carly I'm January, assume the management Of
Lima Edwin,s theatre in New York city.
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8UsI ESs MOTTO ES.

Mrs. KEoGH, the skful chiropodst, Is daily
working wonderful cures among these WHO are
Suffering from corns, bunoas AMI other disorders
OF the feet She has also treated cases OF asthma
and the Gts with singular success. lie: rooms
are In Klus street, opposite Society, OYER McMil'
inn'S shoe gtOrc.
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CorroS FoE Llv5RpooI.-The bark Sarah
was cleared on Sasard, " for Liverpool by Messrs.
Street Brothers & Co., with 1858 bales upland co''
Ton and l5s tons phosphate rock. The same also
freightea few days stlce the schooner W. L..
Burroughs, for Cork and market, wish l4oS
bales INLAND cotton.
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MASONIC ElzcrroS.-At the annual convoca-
ton of Germania Chapter No. II, r. A. H., heid
at Masonic Hall, December the ed, the foil wing
officers were elected to serve for the ensuing year:
A. Melchers, NJ. E. II. P; F. Melchers, E. &;
T. Kruse, E. S.; T. N. Petersen, G. u; II. H. Null
Ter, P. S.; Theo Mclchers, R. A. c.; A. Witt, G. h.
Sd veil; L. Dunnemann, C. NJ Cd veil; G. Floth-
mann, C. NJ. 1st veil; A. Melchers, treasurer; r.
Bergmann, secretary; L. F. Meyer, sentinel.
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The POLICE yesterday had busy time. Be-
tween little fellows, who would persist y violating
Mr.. Pillsbury proclamation and fire or crackers
in the mos: reckr manner, and the boys OF
larger growth, who ht happiness in the how-
inc bowl and "sloppel oser" themselves, the
streets were noisy enough. The stationhcuscs
presented a motley array Of torn clothes demoi-
Ished countenanccs, mourning eyes, and blue
ruin generally.
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THH MARKET on Saturday night was
picture for study. From beginniug to end,
The crowd early in the evening was Almost
impossible, and the chicken hucEsters, oH maui
mas sn;i purvcyors of meats, sounded the praises
of Christmas stock with m eloquent Volnbiii'J.
which mingled with the buzZins Of the crowd
made Il vcry Niagara OF noise. Everybody had q
basket or an armru, and everybody looked cheer
full cold, and the incarnation Of the merry Christ
mas Anticipated.
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MILLS HoUsE.-A very elegant Christmas
dinner was served ut the Mills House yesterday,
and the guests who now throng that popular In
stlution made another entry on the credit side or
the ledger kept by the public with tbs ensernrls
inr nrOnrie:nr.
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To-DAT.-By general consent, to-day seems
to have been selected for the celebration OF
Christmas, and little business will be done. Ihe
boys will open battery the men who labor win
brain and Drawn will take their comfort the
ladies viii visit and dine, families will comminge
and personal enjoyment to the full be the general
order of the hour We learn that even the street
cars will cease running for the noncc-a certain
SIGN that the day demands tribute.
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31rorlantnllon.
DROCLA Il A T 70 N.
STATE OF SOUTH CARDLINA,
CITY OF CHARLESTON,

STATE OF SUI I'll CARDLlNA,
CITY OF CHARLESTON,
December IL 1870.
For tile purpose of preventing accidents, know
al! men By these presents, ihatI, GILBERT PILLS
BURY, Mayor OF the city aforesaid, do hereby Is
sue this my proclamation, fnrhiddIng the firing OF
equlbs, crackers guns pistols, &c, in the pubic
thorongh!ares Of tile CITY during the approaching
Holidays.
The following places are however. designated
where the firing Of such sqaios &C., will be al
lowed: whie Point Garden, Hampstead Mall,
Gadsden Green, West End Broad street, AMI with
in private yards.
The Chief of Police is hereby directed 10 inforce
this prociama ion By arresing all persons viOlat-
ing the same who will be ait with according TO
ordinance.
The above will be in force from goth of Decem-
ber 1870 to od January, 1871.
dcc2a-thsmthu4 c. PILLSBURY, Mayor.
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WErusAcuTspEsr-The Christmas festival Of
the German Lu llcran Sunday School will b. Gee
brated ih:a evening. Il: the new hal OF tho Freund
sahaf,shund. Tho festivities commence at seven
o'clock. and under the management o: the ener-
ge!ic ,mmiilcc, promise to be among the pleas
an:agt of this merry week.
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TIE DgEuyCT CoNsTABULAEY. We learn
from the report o. the chief constable that durihs
the past year seventy. eight deputy co6lstaoies
have been on duty. Twenty horses were OH han''
from last year, three OF which died, one was CAP
turel, and sixteen remain in possession OF the
State now. The expense OF Keeping up the con
stabulary wss $40 $50 GO for services Of deputy
constah!cs; So 500 Il, forage for horses, and sle
223 40 for expenses, incidcntals and salary OF The
chief constable Number of crimes committed
three Il. ndrca and slyty-1ve, OF which twenty
seven were murders, one hundred and twenty
inur assault and BATE ~, niuety-two assaulE WIIl
intent to kill, fifteen grand larceny, thirty-two
ne,it larceny, and the balance of minor offences.
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Aurlion Gales--Gntnre Dars.
By ALONZO J. WHITE & SON,

VALUABLE STEAM RICE POUNDING
v MLI4 on Waccamaw River, Georgetown
County. S. c.
ON THURSDAY, the 2a:h Instant, ct or Eear the
Old Cnstomhousc. in Charleston, S. O., at II
O'Clock, A. NJ, will be sod,
That valuable PROPERTY, known as WAIVER
LY MILLS, on Waccamaw River, Georgetown
County. The Tract con;alns 493 acres more or
less, OF which ~ acres are Rice Land, under cuti.
raton, and about 10 acres cleared ard fenced
high Land. On this I'ratt there Is large Steam
Rice Pounding Mill, with its warehouse accom-.
modati0ns, wharves. grain elevators, rIl.way and
railway trucks, cooper shop. twen1y-six laborers'
houses. more or less, TWO large barns. large sta.
bic, chapel, and neat Residence; also barrel
factory. rice threshing mill and grist MIL work
ed bY steam power by stationary engine. This
Mill has for many years maintained high reputa.
ton, ia well located, and cap be OF large develop
meuts in the hands OF men OF enterprise and car.-
tai. The MIL Is now working.
onditons-One-thrd cash; balance in three
eqEal annual successive instalments, with interest
from day Of sale payable annually, secured by
bonds and mortgage OF property sold; the Sill to
be keptinsur and policy assigned, or approved
personal security on bonds OF purchaser. Pur.
chasers to pay for requisite papers and stamps.
dncl.fm XQthl
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, in leather bindings,
holding nny pictures, 75c. and soc. each, at No.
1G1 King street; also at the IIasel street Bazaar.
octl0-mtu CHAS. y. RICHTER x w.
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SHERWOOD RAcEs.-The Barnwell Journal

SHERWOOD RAcEs.-The Barnwell Journal
has the following report Q. the nrst days sport:
First day cold aud wintry, but a fine display of
gentlemen and ladies. The track was IN excel
lent order and the attendance good. The sport
was conducted with the order and decorurn
which has characterized this jockey club from its
formation.
First Race-T,oo Mile pdSh.-Mr. Alfred AID
rich entered b. c. Bill Stoney, four years Old, BY
Congaree, out OF Julia Cooper Rlder,s dress blue
and black. There was no cempctition IN this
race, and the handsome bay colt preserved the
hOnors won last year untarnished and without q
struggle.
Second Race--HalrziLe DaSh.-Mr. W. II. Rich
ardson entered c. g. SEelona Counts. six years
old, by Red Eagle. dam unknown. Riders dress
blue and black.
Mr.. I. NJ. Whitaker entered b. g., Ave years old,
by imported Fiatcatcher, out OF Pocahontas-
Riders dress white and red.
This was Il welcUntested race from tile start
but the bay had too much foot for the chestnut,
and took the race handsomely after sharp strug-
gle. A spirited quarter race was run after the
regular races.
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A CURIOSITY. AT the office of Messrs. G. W.
Williams Il Co., corner of Church and uayEe
streets, Is curiosity IN the shape OF large horn
,at,ly discovered at and brought from the vicinity
OF Cheraw II is fully three feetong, slightly curv
ed, and of very peculiar formation. AT The large
end, where it joins the heal Of the animal II Is
about eight incaes thick, and triangular In shape.
Several scientific men have examined 1t. but have
not as yet been able TO attribute the capital orna
ment to any animal cXtant or extinct OF this
country Various s!lrcwd suggestions have beer
thrown out Is to lis discovery, and those who are
interested in these matters will probably be in
structed by on EXAMINATION.
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TIE CHURCHES YEsTERDAY.-Dlrlne service
in all of the churches yesterday especially re-
ferrcd to the character OF The day. Ihe teA's
selected were appropriate 10 the occasion, anu
the sermons we're devoted to themes suggested
Inv :he birth and life OF the Saviour. Many OF the
churches. especially of The Roman Catholic and
Episcopal perauasions, were richly aaorheu WIN
flowers, but In the majority OF them, tue co'u.
ness Of the weather told upon the usual congre'
yatIons, and the attendance was sparse.
In St. Patrick's, however, the congregation was
large and the services unusually interesting. Tie
music also was fine.
In ST. Philips, The service was read by hcV. D..
Mercer Green, and the sermon was delVefeu oy
Rev. W. Is. w. Howe, on tile text louna III ot'
Luke chapter 9, verses Is and Il.
CT paul,s was more handsomely decorated
than It has been for many years, festoons OF ce-
dar being hung the entire length OF the gallery
nterl yined with flowers aud moss, an'l tile pull
pit being almost hidden In Its proius'on Oh hofai
drapcry Sermon b. Rev. Mr.. Ellio't.
At 81. Mary's the services were appropriate W
the day, and were conducted by Rev. hr. Nor1h
rop, the edIace presenting an attracting appcai-
ance.
Rev. DR.. veddcr preached In the hugueGot
Church as usual. The music, especially au"p'eu
TO Christmas By Mr.. O'Neaie, the orSanls'' was
superb, ard Its performance equal 10 anSlhlne
that has been heard there for many years.
Bishop wigltman preached In TI.aiiS ChuFc"
In The morning.
ST. Michael's Was beautifully oEnamenteu LOT
the occasion, ard she sermon was p!oacnoa py
Rev. Campbell Fair, frsm St. John, chap'er y
yer.e II. lie announced that Chancellor LessShe
would receive subscriptions for the missionary
work in which no INT. F. was engaged.
Rev. Dir. Muller, in the German Lutheran
Church, delivered an eloquent Christmas sermon.
In several Of the churches, the services were
abridged on account OF the extreme severity Vi
the weather, which not only kept large num-
ber at home but made those who were present
exceedingly uncomfortable.
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RANGE or THE THERMOMETERS at Joseph
Baacylnan.s drag store, No. 80 Broad street. De-
cember 24-S O'Clock, 20; 10, II; 12, %; :, ee; l.
o5; 6, "a: 8, % December 25-s, %; TO- "a; l.,
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SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD
Holders OF first mortgage bonds OF 1his rahroao
will find. in ano her column, notice OF iac'
which viii be o. in crest - them.