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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-07-21

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-07-21
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-07-21

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-30

--CHR1sTMAs sUPPrIEs.-The wise and provi-
dent housekeeper does not wait till Christmas Is
come to stock the larder with the good things 30
indispensable for the holiday season, but takes
time by the forelock, and by early and careful
purchases, gets the benefit OF selection from a
full market, before the general demand has run
up the prices OF such articles as everybody must
have for the Christmas board. Among. the very
first of the enterprislng holiday advertisers in the
field Is Mr. s. q. Wilson, whose family grocery at
the corner of Anson and Society streets is so well
known through TIE NEwslo all customers who
are on the lookout for supplies Of the best quality
at the very lowest figures. A slance at Mr.. VIII
sons advertisements In another column will give
our readers an Idea OF the extent and variety Of
his stock, specially adapted for the season; and
trial Will convince them Of the very reasonable
figure at which all his goods are offered. Parties
from the country, making their Christmas pur-
chases, will find it well worth their while to give
him call.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-30

A QUESTION OF CoLoR.-Mayor Pillsbury
announced from his chair In Council last night
that one of the considerations In the election for
lieutenant OF police was the question Of color, and
he deemed 1t due to the colored race that they
should have representative among the officers
of the police force Assuming that his views
were those OF Council, he nominated William M.
viney, colored man, formerly roundsman OF
the police FORCE but attcry State constable, for
the position. The Aldermen, while probably dis
posed to give the colored race good share OF the
spoils, were not willing to have te!r prerogatves
so summarily dispensed with, and the Mayors
net received but three votes and Sergeant Cassidy,
who has been connected with the force for about
twenty years, was elected on the second ballot.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-30

CLUBS AND SrARs.-Carollne Dawson, ar
rested and locked up for aisnrderly conduct and
assaultipg Jennett Singleton In Franklin street,
was sent to jail for twenty days as Vagrant.
John James, arrested for tapping the till OF Mr..
Fehreubach,s establishment Broad street, and
vagrancy; was sent to Jail for thirty days under
the yagrant law.
Joseph Brown. arrested on suspicion Of larceny,
after preliminary hearing was remanded 10 jail
for further examination.
bag OF cotton recovered and brought 70 the
s.at,on-house was ordered to be delivered to the
owner.
Robert wIeckels was taken up yesterday morn
ing by Ohlcers Burke and Davis for vagraney
and on suspicion Of larceny. Heis held fer e1
animation.
John Robinson, alias John Henry Scott, was ar.
rested last evening for stealing fowls from Dr.
Fitch, In Smith street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-30

BEAuTIFUL PRAYER.-At the request OF
many who were present, we print below the
PRAYER offered By the Rev. James W. Miles, at the
anniversary celebration Of the Chrestomathic so.
ciety of the College Of Charleston, on Monday
evening last In beauty and appropriateness IL
will be found to be singularly worthy ootn OF the
occasion and Of It's eminent author:
omniscient and Or nipresent God, to whom all
hearts are open, all desires known, ana from
,rhom no secrets are hid, we humbly aud CRATE
fnIly acknowledge the privilege Vi always anu at
ali times communing with Thee. Keep US ever
mindful that without Thee nothing ls ssrong,
nothing is holy; that in Thee alone we 1--we anu
m"ve and have our being; and that It Is only by
the influence aud inspiration OF Thy spirit that
our acis moral or Intellectual, have any value OF
utiliry, NAV tile influence OF Thy all.perVadlng
Spirit keep US ever mindful how noble Is m'elleSs
consecrated to learnng-to recognize Ihee III
all the laws OF the universe; and how noble IS al
TectIon compreheuding through Thee the law or
love to all our fellow beings. May we oe kept 10
this spirit; humby recognizing our privileges @ as
intellectual and moral lngS; gracefully running
our duties, as enab'eu 10 help one announcer III
| communion with and through Thee. While tnus
| discharging our duties in The present, may we
never doubt Thy providence, nor the ultimate
yindlcstlon and triumph OF principal ana tru! q
| in the evolution OF Thine iulnlte WISDOM, ID Tie
| sublime drama or tile ages ,
| Common Father OF all, who Snowest our necessl'
| ties before we ask and our ignorance ID ASKING,
| according to Thine own infinite benehcence oe
with us and help Us In all our thoughts ana acts
| that In all we may act worthily Us Thy children
children Of Father OF all wisdom and righteous
ness-chlldren Of a Eoly Sp.rlt Of oil gentfeness
aud loye-children and brethren Of Thy manlfes
tatIon OF poodness-Jesus Christ, In whose name
we now humbly conclude our act OF devotion
Amen,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-30

A PROSPECT OF CHEAPER TELEGRAPHrSG.
A few days ago, In New York, some extraordina-
ry experiments were made with uttle's improved
automatic telegraph. Messages were transmitted
to and from Washington as test. These mes
sages contained thousand words each, and
were delivered within the minute. By Mr.. Little's
new invention, two thousand words per minute
can be transmitted over No. wire, between
New York and Washington, and one thousand
words per minute on No. s wire. Under the
new system, a message costing dollar oy the
western Union line will cost about seventeen
cents
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-30
BY w. Y. LEITCH s. r. s. BRUINS,
Aucfioneara.

A CCOMMODATION WHARF PROPER
IN TY sold for division by order Of the Execu-
tors Of John Ferguson and Others.
VIII be sold THIS DAY. the 3oth inst, at II
O'Clock, at the Old Postoface,
The following desirable Whatf Property
ACCOMMODATION WHARF,
Consisting Of an extensive Pier running to the
channel, with accommodations for tho heaviest
draft OF vessels upon both sides OF the Pier, and
berths for smaller vessels upon each abutment,
This extensive Pier Is covered by large wooden
width to the east. and 1feet to the west.
One large BRICK WAREHOUSE, two stories
high, measuring 100 feet 'front.' by 81 feet In width.
with storage capacity for - bales OF cotton, OF
its equivalent.
weighing cotton; measuring In lront.175 feet By
63 feet in depth. 80.
containing twelve Ofaces, now occupied by Cot.
ton factors, lls feet by % feet. -
ALSO,
At the same time and place,
That two story BRICK STORE, situated on Ven.
due Range, containging four offlces, known as
Nos Is and 90 now occupied by Hessrs. WIZ.
Ryan and Wagner d Murdaugh, cotton factors.
Said premises open In the rear on AccommodA.
ton Wharf, A feet on Vendue Range, by 81 feet In
depth.
That three story BRIOK STORE, on .;vendus
Range, with Wharf ONCE, two stories high, At
taohed, opening on Accommodation Wharf,1
known as No. % Vendue Range; measuring-
Terms and particulars can be had On applics.
plat OF the property Is on exhibition.
. a.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-30

SALES OF REAL ESTATE The following lots
of land on Isng,on Court, in Cannonsboro, were
sold yesterday at auction, by A. c. McGilllvray.
Terms one-thirl cash. balance In one aud two
years:
Lot H, measuring 40 feet in front and 100 feet
in depth, for ss75.
Lot n, measuring 10 feet in front and 100 feet
inches In depth, for 5000.
Lot L, measuring 40 feet in front and lo2 feet
in depth, for $500.
The lot of land, with buildings thereon, on the
south side OF Cannon street, measuring 40 feet In
front and l4o In depth, was sold for sloSo cash.
BIZ Messrs. Leitch & Bruins.
Two lots on Rutledge street, opposite the poud,
were likewise sold by Messrs. Leitch Bruins, OF
private sale.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-30

CURIOUS END TO LAwsCTT.-Margaret
Mitchell was arrested and brought before Trial
Justice s. L. Bennett. yesterday morning, chars
ed with an assault and breach ofthe peace against
q n. Williams. After o thorough examination
OF the case she was bound over to keep the peace,
and, before being discharged, received whole
nome lecture from the trial justice on the evil
course she was pursuing. The. lecture proven
most effective. for the hitherto belllgerent couple
began quickly to cast ''sheep's eyes" at each
other, and were soon smitten With mutual
name. The time vas propitious, the justice walt
ing. and In the tvinkling OF an eye.they were
united In the bonds Of matrlmony. RecelVin
the congratulations Of the numerous Witnesses
the loving couple, as happy as big sunnoWers'
took their leave Of the court, and went on their
way rejoicing.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-30
auetion sales-Sf fnture. paps.
By HOLMES & MACBETH,
MAGNIFICENT ESTATE TO BE SOLD.
sAuctionecr8.

MAGNIFICENT ESTATE TO BE SOLD.
VM Will be sold on TUESDAY, the Goth day OF
De- ember next, In front Of the Old Customhouse
All that fine TRACT OF LAND known as the
champion Plantation" formerly the property Of
Colonel Frank Hampton, situate in Richand CeGn-
ty. about five miles from the City OF Columbia, the
track OF the South Carolina Railroad passing
through It, containing 4l53 acres. more or less;
the said tract being composed Of S32 acres Pine
Land, 2244 Bottom Land and 1077 High Land.
The improvements consist or a. fine Dwelling,
Stables and Outbuildings, IN Pine Land, also
large Barn. and ampe accommodations for
labOrers, with fine water power. Place under
cultivation. This Plantation has fine reputation
for Cotton and Provisions, and the pasturage ts
considered the finest east OF the Mississippi River.
Full particulars will be furnished to any persons
desiring to purchase.
Terms-One.third cash; balance in two, three
and four years; interest at seven per cent. per
anuum, payable annually; credit portion 10 be
secured by bond OF the purchaser. and mortgage
OF the property. Purchaser to pay Us for all
necessary papers and stamps.
nOy30-Wk5fmtu3
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-30

tDEArH OF AN EsTIMABLE LADY.-The many
friends Of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sparks will be
deeply panied to hear OF the death OF Mrs. Sparks.
who died on the 18th instant at the Marlboro
Mineral Springs her summer home. wide Cir
Gle OF friends will gratefully remember this vene-
rable lady. who, as the amiable hostess OF Mande-
vile, generously dispensed those elegant nospi-
taltes which in the free, palmy days OF Caropna
distinguished the planter homes OF the south.
She leaves two children, Mrs. Lawrence Keltt anu
Captain A. D. Sparks, to pay her the love! tribute
OF regrets and tears.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-30

THE ALABAMA IMMIGRANT ASSOCIATION,
whose ncorporators are gentlemen of integrity
and wealth, have thelr advertisement In another
column, in which they propose to distribute $780,
600 in greenbacks to holders.of tickets, In sums
ranging from $40 to s25,ooo. This association is
vouched for By the press OF Montgomery, as well
as by prominent bankers and merchants, and
will deal squarely with the patrons. 1t Is similar
Institution to the California Mercantile Library
Association, that dispensed such large sums Of
money few weeks since. Tickets only ST.
Read their advertisement In another column.
nov3n-10
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-30
TERRIFIC BOILER R'ExP10sToN.
One Man Killed Outright-The Life Of
Another Despaired of-one more Sc
riousIy and others Slightly Injured.

Yesterday the works OF the Etiwan Sui.
phuric Acid and Superphosphate Company, on
Town Creek, three miles from the city, became
the scene of one of those unfortunate accidents
against which it seems no human precautions can
provide. AS If to guard against accident, the old
boiler had been replaced few days before by a
new one hfy-six inches in diameter and double
nued, which was used for the first time on Mon
day last. Instead Of the single fireman usually
ut work, two experienced men were engaged IN
attending to this duty. The engineers and all the
worIme1 were at their post little suspectlng tne
terrible catastrophe about to happen. AT hall-
past I O'Clock violent explosion shook 1.-The
building, and the apartments near the eDg!ae
were filed with dense volumes OF steam. AS
soon as the steam had sufficiently cleared OIL, the
assembled workmen entered the apartment and
commenced to investigate the injury done. Geo.
". ShoSes, the machinist, was found dead, hay-
ing been killed outright by the steam and scald.
ing water, his body showing by the marks upon
it the terrible violence OF the explosion. Mr.. Jno.
L. Williams, the engineer, was also SO terribly
scalded that he Is not expected to live. Captain
Horace A. Pratt was likewise badly scalded.
Neither fireman was injured, and only few other
persons were scalded in trifing manner.
Upon examining the boiler it was found that
the two fues, each eighteen inches In diameter,
running lengthways through it, had both eXplod-
ed, each driving out both its ends, where tney
were riyeted in the boiler, with terrific violence.
The four heads were driven against the brick
wall OF the apartment as II from cannon, and
the rush OF steam consequent thereon had ecca-
stoned the distressing casualties above mentioned
The matter was quickly reported TO coroner
Taft, and at O'Clock an inquest was held over
the body OF the deceased machinist. In the ex-
animation 1t was shown that few minutes be.
fore the accident there was plenty OF water In
the boiler and the engine running under pres
sure OF seventy pounds Of steam. 1t was proved
that they usually worked with from sixtyIto sew
enty pounds OF steam, and by thektestmony Of
experienced workmen, that the boiler could carry
one hundred pounds with ease. Under these
circumstances and not the slightest negligence
having been shown, the jury brought In verdict
OF death from an accidental explosion at the Ell.
wan Works.
The boiler can now be seen in its original posi-
ton, the heads of the lues being blown out at
both ends. A partition.was blown down, and all
the sashes broken in the engine room. There was
no other damage done to the works except that
by the water and the displacement Of few
bricks No possible cause can be attributed for
the accident except nav in the boiler hues.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-30
CITY AFFAIRS.

To OUR CITY SuBsoR1BERs.-We beg that
a.y OF our city subscribers who fail to receive
.teir papers promptly and regularly, will report
-he fact at once to this Office We have been COM
pelsed to change two Of The NEWS carriers, and
there may be some confusion in delivering the
papers for several days to come. We will, OF
course, cheerfully make good any omissions that
m orcur
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-30

FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS EHpoR,ux.-In
King streets fashionable promenade there is no
more attractive depot Of dress and standard dry
goods, than those Of Mr.. Louis Cohen, just below
the bend. Large, handsome well lighted and
elegantly arranged, 1t is centre Of attraction to
the most skllful shoppers-the variety, excel
leuce and prices Of the goods comparing favor
ably with those OF frst-c'ass establishments IN
even larger cities.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-30
Meetings This Day.
Palmetto Lodge, X. of

Palmetto Lodge, K. of P, at hait-past
?. NJ.
Hope Fire Company, at : P N.
vieilan, Fire Compa' at ?. M.
Pioneer Fire Company. at : P. III.
ST. Andrews Society, at P. NJ.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-30
funeral Notlres.

@ THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acuuaintances Of Mr.. and Mrs. GEO. W. sHoKEs,
of bis brother c. ". shokes Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Prince, Mrs. Martha Parsons, and their respective
families, are respectfully invited to. attend the
Funeral Services of the former, at his late resi-
dence, corner OF Smith and Marion streets, THIS
AFTERNOON, at halfpast O'Clock novao-*
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-30

@- THE WOOD FACTORS Will L
oblQe the ladies of the Fuel society by sending
In their estimates before the 9th OF December.
They must be left at the Depository, Chalmers
street. By rier OF the President. nov2e-7
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-30
Auction Sales THIS Day.

Lett & Bruins will sell at IL o'clock, at the
old Postoaice real estate.
M. Marshall & Brother will sell at hafpast
10 O'Clock, at their ONCE, horses, &c.
VIM. Mckay will sell at - O'CLOCK, at NO. i.V
Meeting street, piano.
MA. Hunt will sell at 10 O'Clock at his store,
boots, shoes, &c.
Mics Drake will sell at 10 o'clock, at his store,
dry goods, clothing, &c.