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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-19
By HOLMES T. MACBETH,
Auctioneers.

MAGNIFICENT ESTATE TO BE SOLD.
NM Will be sold on TUESDAY, the Goth day Of
December next, IN 'front.' Of the Old Customhouse,
champion Plantatlon,n formerly the property Of
Colonel Frank Hampton, situate In Richland Coun-
ty about five miles from the City OF Columbia, the
track OF the South Carolina Railroad passing.
through it, containing a521 acres more or less the
said tract being composed OF 2444 Bottom Land and
167T High Land. The improvements consist Of q fne
Dwelling, Stables anu Outbuildings, iu Pine Land,
also large Barn, and ample accommodations for
laborsrs, with fine water power. Place under
cultivation. This Plantation has fine reputation
for Cotton and Provisions, and the pasturage La
considered the finest east OF the Mississippi River.
Full particulars will be furnished TO any persona
desiring to purchase.
Terms-One.third cash; balance in two, three
and four years; interest at seven per cent. per
annunl. payable annually; credit portioU to be-
secured by bond of the purchaser, and mortgage
of the property. Purchaser to pay US for al
necessary papers and stamps.
noy30-wS 5fmtu3
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CLUBS AND STARs-The Mayors docket on
Saturday morning was remarkably meagre, and
the few cases were quickly disposed Of One
young man was pardoned for being intoxicated
the first time in public, and another forfeited his
deposit OF $40, which he had given for hts appear.
ance before the Mayor. The most remarkable
thing about the latter ease was that the young
man, while under the influence OF "rye," the
night before, had given an assumed name, and
when he appeared In court next morning, under
his own name no attention was paid to his de-
mands.
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THE SOUTHERN AND ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH
Co@,ANY.-Atth the annual meeting OF this COM
pany, held on the 18th inst, highly satisfactory
statement Of its prospects and financial cond.
ton was submitted to the stockholders and the
following officers were elected:
R.W. Dorphly, president.
J.M Collingwood, secretary and treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
R. W. Gouraln, Savannah, Ga.
Francis Muir, Savannah, Ga.
A. H. Cole, Savannah, Ga.
E. Lattte, Charleston, 8. C..
Colonel VIM. Johnston, President Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta Railroad, Charlotte, n. G..
L. D. Chids. President Carolina National Bank,
Columbia, s. C.
Robert W. Smith, Mobile, Ala.
J.B. Laftte New Orleans, La.
Marshall ]. Smith, New Orleans. La.
John G. Gaines, President Citizens BANK, New
a.B. Ktagston, OF Pennsylvania RaIroad, Phlla-
delphIa.
Joseph T. Pratt, Philadelphia.
4. j. Baldwin, Philadelphia
b. A. Wendell. Philadelphia.
J. NJ ColhDgwood, PhiIadelphia-
Geo. R Baldwin. Phadelphtt.
J. g. Mitchell, President Mechanics National
Bank, Philadelphia.
Frank Fuller ex.vice- President Northern Pacific
Railroad, New York.
The company is pushing Its work with renewed
Tigor, and will soon open its wires to the public.
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GERENA L. DARGAN, EXECUTRIX OF
Creditors OF O. A. DARGAN.-Blll to Marshal AS
sets, and for Injunction.
Pursuant to an orderin the above stated case, to
me directed by the Hon. ]. NJ. Rutland, Judge OF
house on the first MONDAY in January next,
The LAND described in the pleading In tha
above stated case, containing 500 acres, more or
less bounded by Jelries's Creek and Lands Of
Cole Gees and others, on the following terms,to
wit: One third cash; the balance on credit OF
equal instaments, one half Mt one year, and the
other half at TWO years, Interest on the whole
payable annually unlil the whole be paid, at
seven per cent. interest," with two or more per-
sonal suretles, and mortgage OF the premises.
Purchasers to pay for all necessary papers, tnclud-
ing revenue stamps. ". E. CHARLES,
dec9-Is Referee.
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By ALONze ]. WHITE s. SON.

!" LII DE DOIU ON IU COUdIs IVTH
w instant, at II o'clock, at the Old Post.
That desirable FARM, on Charleston Neck coz
tanning IL acres, more or less, In Ward No. s,
situate on the west side OF King street Road, s$
the corner OF King and Sansoucf streets, late tte
property or Charles L., DIESEL. This Farm has
been cultivated for the past year by George O.
Martin, Esq This property will be greatly en-
hanced In value as soon as the City Railway Con-
pauy run their cars to Magnolia, which is now In
contemplation, and will pass directly In 'front.' Of
the above Farm. Possession given Immediately.
Conditlons-One-thtrdc cash; balance payabletu n
three equal annual lnstalments, with tnteress
from day OF sale payable annually secured by
chaserst to pay for papers and stamps. s.F..
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BY ALONZ0 ]. WHITE & SON.
VALUABLE STEAM RICE POUNDING

Y MILL on Waccamaw River, Georgetown
ON THURSDAY, the esti instant at or near az the tlt
Ola Oustomhouse, In Charleston; 8. O., at II
O'Clock G A. n viii m be sold, 5..,,
LIZ, MILLS, on Waccamaw River. Georgetown
County. The Tract contains 4e3 acres, more or
less, OF which 20 acres are Rice Land, under Guilt
yatlon, and about 10 acres cleared and fenced:
high Land. Oh this Tract there is q large Steam
Rice Pounding Mil, with its warehouse ACCOM-
modntons, wharves, grain elevators, -ratlwayAnd
railway trucks, cooper shop, twenty-six laborersf
houses, more or less, two large barns, large sta-
Bile, chapel and q neat Residence; slsoa barrel
factory, rice threshing mill and grfst mD1 work.
ed by steam power by stationary engine, This:
Mill has for many years maintained q high reputa-
tion, is well located, and capable Of large develop
ments In the hands Of men OF enterprise and capI-
tai. The Mill Is now working. -, a,
Condltions-One-third cash; balance In three
equal annual successive instanents, with interest
from day Of sale, payable annually, secured BY
bonds and mortgageof property sold; the MIL to
6ekept insured: and policy assigned. PurchaserS-
to pay for requisite papers and stamps.
dec9-fmT9th1 -.
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETERS at Joseph
Blackman's drug store, No. 50 Broad street, De-
eember 10th: O'Clock, 43; TO- A; IL, 4s; 2, 1914,
Al; g. AZ; s, A. December IT: 8, Al; 10, A; y, 49,;
2 81; 4, Al; 8, 4s; 8, 49, December IS: 5, 46; 10,
40. IL 81: s.
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APPoMTMENTs.-The following appointments
are announced at the Executive Department:
Isaac Epps, school commissioner for Williams
burg Couaty; c. Ehrhardt, Isaac Smith and W. J.
E. Frtpp were appointed notarles public for the
Counties Of Barnwel, Spartanburg and Charles
ton, respectively. The following were appointed
and commissioned as officers OF the "WInyah
Guards" !" OF Georgetown, South Carolina: ]. Har-
vie Jones, captain; first lieutenent George h.
Pawley; second lieutenant, Brass Richardson
Captain R Gross, auditor for Lexington County,
vice J. II. Hendrix, resigned.
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H1sERSIAN HALL To-NIGHT.-Our readers
will not forget the entertainment to be given to-
night at the Hlberaian Hall, or its worthy object.
Several professional and amateur performers will
contribute to make the occasion an agreeable
one, and we hope slarge audience viii be present.
In the absence Of any other attraction, and with
q pleasant Sht the house ought to be throhged.
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PALMETTO SOCIAL CLUB.-At meeting of
the Palmetto Social Club, held on Wednesday
evening, the 14th instant, the following ofncers
were elected for the ensuing season T. ]. Melvin,
president; D. ". Mustard, secretary; N. Fltzgib-
bon, treasurer. The following committees were
appointed: Committee on Finance-H. wieskopf,
c. Baker. Committee on Letters-E. Deveneau,
P. ]. Kruse, NJ. O'Mara.
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BY A. C. MeGMLNRAT,
AuCttOneer,
AUCttUHeeEs -"
-NONRAD MENsiNG VS.. b. HAGER-

CONRAD MENsfNG VS.. b. HAGEK-
" MANN. -; o. 4sl'.t..e
By virtue OF an execution against the property
In above case to me directed, will be sold on
MONDAY, the I'd day OF January next, at IL
O'Clock, A. NJ, at the northeast corner Of the
Courthouse, .sy.et. S -. yss-. ~ Z
! All the right, title and interest OF the defendant
IN the following property, to wit: TWO HORSES:
tEo Mich Cows, one Express Wagon, one Double
horse Buggy, Sets Of Harness, &C., &c. -.
Levied on and to be sold as the property Of u.
Hagermann, ut the suit Of Conrad Menslng. ~,
Terms cash. E. W. n MaCKEY
dec1a-m3 SCG
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CONF AT LAsT.-The "(eathers of the air."
made tleir appearance, on Saturday, in Orange
burg and Columbia. Here, we were only treated
to s!eet, which, for five or ten minutes, came
down as viciously as pointed lances. Snow With
Us Is rarity at best, and we have no envy to be-
stow on our neighbors, because the fairies OF the
clouds detgned te omit Charleston In their dis.
trlbution Of HrIal gifts.
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FoRE1GG ExpoRrs.-Messrs. J. A. Enslow &
Co. cleared, IN Saturday, the bark Evanel. for
Liverpool, with 14t5 bales upland cotton, weight
s31 6ss pounds; value. sssesl, and 1o2 tons phos.
phate rock; value $3.50.
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AHetian gales-. ghis pan. :
ametiom Sales.--future Daps.
By q. B. CAKES,
GEORGE E. GIBBoN VS.. ANNIE GLIB
Auctfonecr.

GEORGE e. GIBBoN VS.. ANNIE GLIB
W BON, EFT AL.
By virtue Of an order OF his Honor Judge
Samuel W. Melton, made in this case, will ex-
pose for sale at Public Auction, ,on TUESDAY, the
2oth day OF December next ensuing, at II O'Clock
a. NJ, In front Of the Old Customhoase,
AL that LOT OF LAND the buildings having
been destroyed, situated on the west side Of New
street. In the City OF Charleston, DESIGNATED In
plat OF the old Theatre Lot, drawn by Edward
B. White, surveyor, on the 3oth December, 1850,
BY the No. 2, measuring in front on New street
fifty (5ol feet and the same on the back line, and
on the northern and southern lines los feet; but
ting and bounding on the east on New street, to
the north and northeast on Lot No. 8 In said plat,
to the west on Land OF Miss Savage, ana to the
south on Land Of @. D. Carr, now owned by Chas
Edwards.
On the following terms, to wit: One-thlrd cash,
and the balance In bond, on credit OF one and
two years. bearing intere2t from day OF sale, at
the rate ofseven per cent, payable semtannuaIy;
the bond to be secured by mortgage OF the
premises. Purchaser 20 pay me for stamps and
papers. R s. DURYEA,
dec1-thSs1mtu2 Special Referee.
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MASONIC ELEcTIoN,-At the anniversary
communication Of Union Knwinning Lodge, No.
4, a. F. NJ, the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year: ]. Adger smythe, W.
M; B. E. Sloan, S. W.; W. A. Wardlaw, J. W.;
D. Nisbet, treasurer A. E. Gibson, secretary; w.
P. Desaussaure, s. D.; :. Z. Pringle, Jr., j. DID
P. Ravenel and G. q. Ingraham, Jr., stewards; ].
l. Beasley tiler.
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TOURNAMENT AND COSTUME BALL.-Aiken is
alive with excitement over the prospect of
grand tournament and costume ball. to- be given
there on the 22d instant. The tournament, like
all those got up In the country, will, no doubt ex-
hibit the finest OF horses and riding; and the ball,
judging from the list Q. senior and junior mana
gers, and the request to the ladies to appear In
costume, will be magnificent affair." and some
thing to be remembered for long time in Aiken.
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Personal. Among the arrivals at the Mills
House on Saturday and Sunday, was Maor-Gen-
eral Robert Ransom, the welLknown Confederate
cavalry leader, from North Carolina. Or. B.,
D. Herrick, of New York, (drm Of Herrlck &
Honghlaky, tea merchants,) house wel-lnown
to our merchants, is also guest at the Mills
Hc&se
At the Charleston are ]. B. Jeter, superincen-
dent of the Spartanburg and Union Railroad, and
Mr. T. s. Nickeron, proprietor Of the screYen
House. Savannah.
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Auction Sales This Day.

j. A. Enslow l. Co. will sell at half-past 10
O'clock, on Atlantic wharf, Eastern hay.
William Mckay will sell at 70 O'Clock, at his
store. furniture, stoves, &C.
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By J. FRASER MATHEWES,
AuctiOncer.

WILL BE SOLD LID, ON -. TMURspAY a Rss[aS.
at IL O'Clock,
Tha. desirable PLANTATION on Edsto Island
known as the "0ld House." containing 2s6 acres,
more or less, bounding to the north on Lands of
VIM. Seabrook south on Land OF Miss Phoebe Ed
dlngs east on Land Of James Hopkinson and
Estate ofJames Clark, and west on Land Of F.
LasteyrIe and VIM. Seabrook.
Terms-One.third cash; balance in one, TWO and
three years, secured by mortgage OF premises.
Purchaser to pay J. F. Mathewes for papers and
stamps. dec12-mf7th1
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CITY AFFAIRS.
Meetings This Day.

st. Andrews Lodge, at I P. NJ.
Phenix Fire Company, at7 P. N.
Eagle Fire Company, at P. NJ
Hope Fire Company, att P. Ii.
Palmetto Pioneer Cooperative Association, al
P. N.
Pioneer Fire Company, at eP M.
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E1RE AND MARINE INSURANCE.

TIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY, Of New
York, Capital and Surplus. us.....".....s2,117,oo 600
PHENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, Of New York.
Capital and Surplus. .Sl,sol,ooo
MANHATTAN INSURANCE COMPANY, OF New
YORK, Capital and Surplus. $685. 600
INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
New York, Capital and Surplus. ...-....$1, ,S63 900
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE coMPA-
NY, of New York, Capital aud Surplus. sso2,ooo
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aneticneers' l]ripate Sales, &e.
By HOLMES & MACBETH,
AuctioneeIs.

Auct1oNeefs'
EleR SALE, THE FINE BRICK RESI-
DENCE on South Bay, known as No. so,
containing thirteen upright rooms, with two gar
ret. and double piazzas clstern, gas throughout,
ond d ali necessary ou,hui!dings on the premises
The T'ot measures 60 feet front by 189 feet deep.
more or less. For terms apply as above, at No. 81
Broad street. decl4-Wlma
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!. By. ALONzO ~ q WHITE& SON..

- BY AINNZO II. .WHITE& SON.s-
nESIKABIEIDTsN NORTHsIDEIRADD
physician. tst1... = - :.
On TUESDAY, Goth inst, at Ola poslemcs C
II o'clock.swfll be sold, =,
That desirable LOT, on north side Tradd street,
netWeen ee I'VE n Meeting e ana @ c9arcn stIeets measurnE
less; on premises 1Ba two story Brick Building
formerly occupied as physicians of1ce; acisteI
butltto contain 600 gallons. Bounded on WeaS
by estate T. Tupper. 81. 81. ,:4sif
Conditions -Qnethird CASH. balance In thres
equal annual instalments. with interest from day
OF sale, payable annually, secured by bonds ana
mortgage OF property sold; building to be kept tl-
sured and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for
papers and stamps. de:1a
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nOCK AND, BRIDGE WORK.
JOHN D. GRIFFIN, CONTRACTOR.

Estimates and plans furnished on application
for all classes OF BRIDGE AND WHARF WORK
in city or country.
Orders solicited from County Commissioners
and others having charge OF public works.
Address Postoface Box 50, Charleston, 8. O.
nov26-lmos
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SUPERIOR STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
CONSISTING OF:
DRESS GOODS, Shawls, Blankets, Flannels,
Casslmeres, Brondcloths, Beaver Cloths, Ladies'
Sacques, Broche Shawls, Table Damasks, Napkins,
Laces and Lace Sets.
Particular attention Is directed to our large va
rlety OF VELVET RIBBONS and KID GLOVES, In
all numbers. colors, widths and shades.
To convey an idea Of our reasonable prices, we
beg to annex the rates Of few:
so dozen French Kid Gloves at 75c, In all num.
bers, colors and shades.
pieces Gros Grain Black Silk at 81 so.
case assorted colors good Alpaca at 1sc.
Irish Poplins. of all the desirable and popular
shades, at 75c, soc, 9oc, 81 and sla
Large assortment OF the fashionable SATTEEN
CLOTHS, in all colors, at soc, 6oc, 75c and 81.
Very particular attention is drawn to our stock
OF Ladies' and Gents EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS
aud sets OF FURS; also Of our SILK SAsHEs and
RIBBONS, which will be found very complete, and
OF much reduced prices
Having recently purchased very largely In the
course of declining market we can confidently
assure our customers that their purchases will be
at lowest market rates.
A call Is respe,tfully solicited.
:LOUIS COHEN CO.,
No. 24s King street,
Immediately next to "BIg Boot"
LOUIS COHEN N...............D. BENTSCHNER.
dec18
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III l. A n n E L D E z A d 7 N E n I :.
case Fine Opera FLANNEL, 40 cents, worth
go cents
1 case Fine Red Flannel, o5 cents, worth 40
cents
case Atwood White Flannel, 25 cents, worth
40 cents
Blankets and other Flannels OF very reasona-
BILE prices
100 Buggy Blankets, at SIS. worth SIS.
FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT & CO.,
octS1 No. 244 King street.
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~ For later locals, see First Page.
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Pipes that arc Pipes.

The meerschaun pipes advertised by Lorentz,
corner King and Wentworth streets, are "gems
Of parest ray serene''-that is, when serenely
seen by critical smoklst through q fragran:
cloud OF Durham. A wife or sweetheart who
does nos objecs to that happiness which en,ss in
smoke cannot more surely confer 1t than by
causing the toe OF q Christmas stocking 70 pro-
trude with the cherished article.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-04
fABDOunoe

The brokers "did" for white hats among
s Last MONDAY Mayors proclamation yesterday to the
Iaae, Of the world reference bese no" OF color Gators was
A sham and decisive read tbu Black hats 70 the front
White hats rear on AOd after Oct h hSoi 'ne hS ~
- sh,e with 40 unequseJ Of bis msbt hes
III
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,THE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.

THE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.
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GIsT OR PACKAGE OF SEA MOSS PARlsB hAHUfAC
TURED FROM PURE IRISH MOSS OR CARRAGEEN, WHICH
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

MOUNT VERNoN.-Stephen Harrington and
Arthur Rider have been arrested by Constable Wood,
,,ar.ed with erosey assaulting young daughter Of
20 a,,n M West Mount Vernon Justice Stevens held
81 accused TO await an examination.
C,RoTaN FALIs.-Elder ROmine OF New-Jersey is hOid,
,S reviyal meetings with great success CHRISTIANS OF
ali denominations attend
New-York tribune., 1870-10-04

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