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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-01
BY Z. B. CAKES,
Aucttoneer
X EoRGE E. GIBBON VS.. ANNIE GIB-
NT 49,. RON EFT AL,

EORGE E. GIBBON VS.. ANNIE GIB-
NJ BON, EFT AL.
l3y virtue OF m order OF his Honor Judge
Samuel W. Melton, made In this case, will ex-
pose for sale at Public Auction on TUESDAY. the
aOlh day OF December next ensuing, as IL O'Clock
s. NJ, In front Of the Oil CustomhOuse, asu
All that LOT or LAND, tho buildings having
been destroyed, situated on the west side OF New
street, In the Cly Of Charleston, DESIGNATED In
"a plat OF the old Theatre Lot, drawn by Edward
B. White, surveyor, on the both December, 1850.
by The No. Q, measuring in front on New street
dIty i50) feet and the same on the back line, and
on the northern auI southern lines los feet; but
ting and bounding on the east on New street, 10
the r.orth and northeast on Lot No. IN said plat,
10 the west on Laud OF Miss Savage, and TO the
south on l.an Of c. D. Carr, now owned by Chas.
Edwards. ,
On the following terms. TO wit: One-third cash,
and the balance In q bond, on credit or one anu
two years. bearing interest from day OF sale: at
the rate ofseven per cent, payable semi-annuaLy;
lie bond to be secured by mortgage OF tne
paners. r. 8. DURYEA,t ~
decl-th3tu1 Special Referee.
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Hotel Arrivais-sovember 80.
MILLS HOUSE.

NC. Mayors, South Carolina; A. 0. Day
anu wife, Albany; B. II. Watson, R. @sssnor'
New York; E. DeGoyer, ]. Wright, Beaufort j.
Rowland and wife, New York.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.
J.R. Jones. Lebanon; C. T. Aldrich, New York;
E. 8. Phinney, Richmond; ]. G. Wilson, New
York;J. R. Davis aud lady, Wilmington; MISS
Kate H. Evans, Cincinnati; A. ]. PURGE, Daring
ton: D. n. Comingore. Cincinnati; T. and Mrs.
Clark and son, Camden; Miss G. A. Clarke anu
servant, T.H.Zimmerman, st. Matthew'S; Fred. A.
Babcock, Livcrpool; l.. o. Babcock, New York;
Joseph S. Harris, Pottsyille; Albert Lorch, \.
Blomaunt; ]. L. Bonham New York; Mr.. and Mrs.
n. B. Yoang, Providence; a. B. spIer, New Or.
leans; G. B. Martin. New York; W. ]. Walker,
Washington McDonouga Savannah; Michael
Levinsen, New York.
PAVILION HOTEL.
p. c. Penn, Virginia; A. q. Styles, Monticello; D.
Mower, Newberry; n. Toster Hamilton, Coum
bia; T. A. Young, E. F. Williamson, New York; F.
Puey and lady, Mrs. A. E. Houser, Orangeburg
Sidney F. Batis, Washington, D. c.
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DEATH OF CAPTAIN JOHN F. WnLIAAs.-Cap-
tain John F. Williams expired yesterday morn:
inr from the effects OF the scaldlng, received At
the explosion at tte Etlwan Works On Tuesday,
A certificate In accordance with the finding OF
the jury in the ;ase Of George>w. shokes, was
given by the coroner who deferred the further
examination into the case until to day.
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ma- ALL LADIES WHO HAVE USED

Ms ALL LADIES WHO HAVE USED
the PIILorOKEN are enthusiastic in pra!sing its
wonderful power In relieving pain, controlling
the nerves, and regulating arrangements Of the
system, thereby comforting health and happiness,
comfort and confidence. Full directions for
tire ting all complaints peculiar to adult females
accompany each bottle Sold by the Druggists
at One De!lar. Wholesale Agents, DoWlE,
NOISE L DAVIS, No. 1os Meetltg street, Charles
ION G a. decl-thstu3
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PALACE CARs.-Our attention has been call
ed to several new cars now running on the North
eastern Railroad, which, In elegance Of finish and
the accommodation to travellers, equal anything
of ,he sort it has ever been our good fortune TO
meet with. In the interior, they are richly lifted
up The panelling is highly polished, and, IN
some places, beautifully inlaid, and the seats'
with their soft velvet cushions and sleep-induc-
ing curve in the lack, are wonders OF cosy COM
fort. They were imported lately by the company
from Harlan Honingsworth & Co., car builders at
Wilmington, Delaware, and are now making
their first trips between this city and Florence.
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Meetings This Day.

Pythagorean Lodge, a. P. N.
:, Homestesd Building and Loan Association a
halr.past P. NJ.
Carolina Dramatic Club, at half-past7 P. NJ.
Young America Fire Company, at P. h
Medical Society, at P. n.
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Anrtion sales--gtaItnre IpaplssI....
By LOUIS D. DesAUssURE {

By LOUIS d. DeSAUSsURE ,!s,h
VALUABLE RICE PLANTATIONS s.OM
Cooper River, Known. as the "Fatmn ana
On TUESDAY. the sshIday Of December.next; IL
II O'Clock A. NJ, viii be sold at the Old :Postonic4
AlItha5 PLANTATION situate In the Parish OF
Cooper River known as the a..oids and New
Farm, ,n:tmsasuring 555 acres, as per plat Of
Thomas j. Aellard, dated 10th April, 1874; boundS
Ing northeast and north on Lands lately Of!Krede,
rick Ford and Mulberry Plan tatton; southwest 0B
Wappahools Greek, which separatesli itD from
Seaton; southeast on DocRoni Creek andIeast on
Cooper River; and also, as partof the std Pfante5
tion, the tract knowai as the Elbow Tfact,nt
measuring rs iacresii20n .theI Plantation laresG
Dwelling House. and negro houses EufnCtent foE
the necessary f0rce,of workers: ThHre sare 40,
acres OF good tide swamp Rice Land most: :of3ft
good Cotton and Corn Land. ~ <, e5 III. sy.It
n .& q. -s'Sa ALSO, Is .isa5Esi -, 2 2S:il -.
All that adjoining PLANTkTfQN known az.
"Seaton and .Westnanny .or Westoh,n measuring
1880 acres, as per plot OF John DIAMOND dated
July 1872; bounding northeast on;W ~ appsnSoia
Farm and from South Mulberry Plantation; north
ON Lands formerly or Thomas Millken; Wess on
iMonck'sl Corner Road; aud south NOh@D0ckoRl
Plantation. There are 23Tecres offs COED attd6i
swamp Rcs Land, and 40 Of inland ,sWa hnP Ace
Land. ...ifsb oiS!S 9'ti w, t, "
The said tracts ofisnd are unde lasse uhtHSlSt
December, 1907 at whicA time possession stni bsI
Given eisi III: -tty 2! 3s11rtpoR sitl sIitfs ~
Terms ne.shirt cash; balance In nne;1 Two and.
three years, secured By bond and mortgage Of
the premises, with interest from the day OF sale
at seven per cent per. annum, payable annually.
/ N. B.-Eosslls have been found In tIles Neigh
borh00d.6G ritti &C. ~ Observation-Disclosures b,Gfi
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I: @. ASSIGNEES NOT ICE OF AP-
PoINlMENT.-INTHE DISTRICT CoUsT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT
OF SOUTH CAROLINA-lN THE MATTER OF
MCCARTHY L ROY, INVOLUNTARY BANK
RUPTs.-In Bankruptcy-To whom 1t may con-
Germ: The undersigned gives notice OF his up.
polntment as Assignee OF TIMOTHY MCCARTHY
and WILLIAM ROY, copartners, under the name
of MCCARTHY 4 ROY, OF the City OF Charleston,
In the County Of Charleston and the State OF South
Carolina, within the said District, who have been
adjudged Bankrupts upon the petition OF their
creditors by the District Court OF said District.
Dated at Charleston, 18th day OF November, A.
D. 1870. FREDERlCk !. SmiIh,
noyI7-th3 Assignee.
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FIRST CorroN FROM MAcoN-The Telegraph
and Messenger. Of Tuesday. says that W. l.. Ellis
& Bro, enterprislng bankers and commission
merchants of Macon, have engaged freight for
the first two hundred bales OF cotton to be Ship
ped to Charleston, consigned to G. H. Walter d
Co., via Macon and Augusta Railroad, just COM
nj lotpd
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BUSINESS NoTI Es.

AN EXCELLENT OppoRTUNITY.-In another
column we print notice of sale under fore.
closure, by the sheriff OF colleton County, OF the
splendid plantation in that county known as
swillbrook,n the property OF Isaac N. Dwight,
Esq. The heimproyements on this place are mostly
new, consisting Of dwelling house with ten rooms,
large new cotton house. stable, with ample ac
commodatIons barns &C., besides dwellings for
over fifteen families Of Iaborers. The rice land is
all under bank and supplied by an lnexhaustible
reservoir OF fresh water on the place. The place
ia situated ut the head waters OF Rantowle's
creek. In the very centre OF the phosphate region,
aud we understand that phosphate deposits have
already been found there. 1t Is not often that
chance occurs OF buying so fine place, and as we
understand that sale must be had, the proba-
hites are that it will sell for less than its actual
wilma.
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CLUBS AND SrARs-Mary Gardner was
brought before Trial Justice, John G. MacSey,
charged with an assault and battery upon her
sister, Martha Miller. The case was clearly proved,
and in consideration OF various mitigating cif-
cumstances, Mary was sentenced to pay a fine Of
81 and COSTS or go to Jail for i've days.
The sum Of sls Is has been recovered BY Lieu
tenant Philippy from Joe Brown, who stole 1t
from Nicholas Mcneil.
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THE ALABAMA IMMIGRANT ASSOCIATION,
whose ncorporators are gentlemen Of integrity
and wealth, have their advertisement IN another
column, In which they propose TO distribute $780,
600 in creenbacks to hold RS OF tickets, In sums
ranging from $40 to $50, 900. 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 tile California Mercantile Library
Association, that dispensed such large sums Of
money few weeks since. Tickets only S..
Read their advertisement in another column.
movable.
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ns-rHE GREAT MEDICAL WONDER,

@-THE GREAT MEDICAL WONDER,
DR. nAsKELL'S ELECTRIC OIL lis ali palm in:
TWO minutes. Cancers, BoIls, letter and Old
Sores, cured In 4s hours by DIR. HASKELL'S CAR
BoLIC CANCER SALvE!. For sale at retail by
@. W. AIMAR, COHEN'S MEDICAL DE-
DR.. II. RAER, POT,
A. o. BARBoT, DIR. @. J. LUHS,
Bp. q. BURNHAM, W. T. LITTLE & CO.,
M. H. UULLINS d CO., ALFRED kAoUL, N. D.,
GRAMAN Il SCHwAKE, DR.. W. A. sKRlNE.
E. II. KELLERS, NJ. D., .e.,, .:..
And,as wholesale by DowIE, NOISE DAVIS,
sole Agents for South Carolina. noy1l-3mosD&w
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CITY AFF AIRS:

ITO OUR CRY suBscRIBERs.-Te beg that
sDy of our city subscribers who fail to receive
their papers promptly and regularly, will report
tba fact at once to this Office We have been COM
nelied to change two OF TEE NEWS carriers, and
there may be some confusion in delivering tue
napers for several days to come. We WILL Oh
course, cheerfuny make good any omissions 'na'
NAV occur.
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Auction Sales This Day.

Mics Drake will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
store, clothing dry goods, &c.
R.M. Marshall i Brother will sell, before tnelr
office, at halipast 10 O'Clock, horses. harness. &C..
and at IL O'Clock, at the old Postonice, farm on
Sulliyan's Island.
John G. Minor & Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
their store ladies', hats, dry goods, &c.
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SOUTHERN. Bonds IN,-WALL sTREET.-Phe
New York Herald. Of Mondaytsays "rhe features
of the week in Southern State bonds have been
sharp faR anu AM equally sharp reaction In the
Tennessees and steady advance IL the new
North carolinas. The message essshe Governor
to the Legislature at Raleigh took strong ground
against any reputation OF theSta,e's obligattons
and pointed out way by which, it suggests, the
payment OF interest may be rssumed.t The South
Carolinas we're also better andfairly active. e'4S
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~ NOTICE. ALL PERSONS ARE
hereby cautioned against erediting any Of the
Grew of the British Bark BLOMIDON; as no debts
Of their contracting will be paid by the Captain,
;or HENRY GARD,
decl-3 Aren't
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DEATHs.-Mrs. W. W. Ketchin, Of Wlnns.
boro', died on Monday morning.
MIR. Francis A. Wayne, one Of the Oldest citizens
O. Marion, diet. on Friday last aged SO. Mr.
Wayne was born In Georgetown, $. 9. He was
descended from ancient and honorable rauhlles
on both sides. His paternal ancestors were from
a large family in Pennsylvania OF whom General
Anthony Wayne, OF Revolutionary fame, was the
most illustrious. His mother was Miss Treze'ant,
of Charleston, a Husuenot Of honorable origin
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SUPREME CouRr.-CoLUMBfA, NOVEMBER 2s.
The case OF Ann Creighton, ct al, vs.. jane r.
Pringle, ct al. was heard. Mr.. 4ccrady eor NO.
ton. Mr.. Dunkin contra Mr.. Ruoedgetu reply.
In the case OF Hartman, ct al, ys Wallace, opin-
ion OF court was Ned. Moses, c. J. verdict see
aside and new trial ordered. Wilard,A. j., con-
Cured, but fled separate opinion. -
The case OF seabrook VS.. Mellchamp was, on
motion, restored to the docket.
AtsP. the court adjourned ~.
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SoUrH CAROLINA MONUMENT ASSOCIATION
The annual meeting OF the South Carolina Monu-
mept Association was held in Co umbla, NoVem-
ber a1. 1870. The meeting was called to order Dy
Mrs william wallace, vice president and presi-
dent r,ro tenn. The following report was read by
the Treasurer:
.on S15. Rarnwell, SO; Beaufort, $40: Chester'
Sss. Chesterfeld, $3.50 IA; Clateadon, Sl1i Ease.
Seid sie rs; Fairfield, Sll3 90; Greenvie' sSU: 9O
Horry, ssS; Kershaw. slo9 80; Lancas.er sSSI sSI
LEXINGTON. sl04 10; Laurens, SH; NeWoerr5, StI
a.: Oeonee, Sc; Orangeburg. sll? so; plsSe9s. es.
$50: Richland, S4S6 &C; Spartanourg % so'
Union. s71 25; York.. SS5; outside OF sne S.aes,
Sl32 so; besides this the ladies' Oh Cnatientv a,r
have collected and invested ssss oo-'o'a'' "''i
int srest S3l40 25.
o,he meeting then proceeded to the election OF
ON -ers for the ensuing year, with the following
result:
proaIden;-Mrs. ]. S. Preston; vice president.
Mrs. VIM. Wallace; treasurer and chairman OF
anance committee-Mrs J. L. Reyhoius, corres, u,es
pontiing secretary-Ars. :. j. 'Daros' ieeoiuns
Boari of Directors-Mrs. John Singleton, Mrs.
John Preston, IT., Mrs. John Mckenzie Dlrs; D..
lew, Hrs. Charles Haskell, Mrs 4. Z. BeSh, Mfs.
J. s. Gaillsrd Mrs a. Sao%den, nal,,s Mfs D. A. "H''
Einance Conmittee-MrS. J. L. Reynoius, cnalI-
man er-oticio; Mrs. George Howe, Mrs. Samnei
Fair, Mrs. Joan Fisher, Mrs. John Ma!ies' MISS
wade Miss Hampton, Mrs. Jahes eonnei.
1t was resolved that the annual SUBSCRIPTION VI
25 cents should be raised to ST., and that cnange
,,. this effect should be made in clause OF the
constellation. ,,.-
n was also resolved to hold bazaar in the City
Of Columbia during the month OF May, for the
purpose of raising funds for themonumene.
The meeting then adjourned.
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UNEXPECTED ARRIvAL.-Yesterday after
noon colored woman, while attending to some
Law business In Trial Justice Magrath's ONCE SUD
denly gave birth to child. The circumstance
created some confusion at nrst, but a doctor was
soon sent for, and the parties were removed to q
more convenient locality,
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gp NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that the Tug Boa. J. R. srAPLESis is not liable
for any bills contracted without the consent OF
her Agents, WILLIAM ROACH co.
noy3o-s DAVID RISLEY.
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ms- PIMPLES AND BROWN SPOTS

on the Face, Eruptlons, Blotches, scrofulous Dis
eases, and all sores arising from impure blood,
are cured by DR.. PIERcE's ALT. EXT. or GOLDEN
MEDICAL DISCOVERY. As on Anti:Bitous or
Liver medicine, and for habtual constipation ofthe
bowels, II works wonderful cures. Sold by Drug
gists. Pamphlet on the above diseases sent free.
Address DR.. II. V. PIERCE. Buffalo, n. Y.
dnc1-thptuopkC
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fSr,erall sM6flres.

~;THE FRIENDS land AOoUAINTs
ANCEs OF Mr.. and Mrs.-T q. Green, are respect.
fully invited to attend the Funeral Services OF
their infant son, JAMES EAs0N GREEN, at Mag
nolia Cemetery, THs MORNING, at 10 O'Clock,
without further notice. dec1-*
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roL UMB1A HoTEL L,
COLUMBIA, S. g.,
VIM. GoRMAN, PROPRIETOR.

The Proprietor OF this pleasantly located ant
elegantly furnished Establishment, at the State
Cantta desires to inform the travelling public ana
others seeking accommodations tnai the co
LUMBlAn Is in every respect hrst-class hosel
Stntes Situated. in the business centre OF the
,isy. with line large airy rooms, and table sup
plied with every delicacy OF the season. oq.h iro
Kew York and Charleston markets, the plopr!e, es
tor pledges ina. eosts srsry WIN lesneet ps u
HrsI-class Livery Stable Is attached 10 tne
TIoteI where vehicles OF every description can oe
nav tEses M @ attend the arrival and departure OF
every Train. .,>. ,d "m, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
]. D. BUDDS, Cashier. aprlS-wlm
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BUSINESS EsvELoPEs.-THst NEWS Job Office
is now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, at s. per thous-
and. SEM your orders. Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed on
his envelopes.
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ga SLIGRT CoLp," CouGHs.-Few are aware
Of the Importance Of CHECKING cough or "slight
coldn in its first stage; that which in the begin
ming would yield to mild remedy, II neglected,
often attacks the lungs. browns Bronchial
Trochesn give sure and almost immediate relief.
'iThe Troches" have proved their efficacy by a
test OF many years, and have received testimo
nials from eminent men who have used them.
Dowle. Noise Davis, wholesale agents, Carries
ton 6 c. :
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.s,- AWAY WITH UNCOMFORTABLE
rnUSsEs-Comfort and Cure for the Ruptnsec
Sent postpaid on receipt OF 10 cents. Address
I,r. E. B. FOGTE, No. 100 Lexington avenue, New
-. dscl5
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5ucrial Notlres.

: Ms- CoNSEGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
ASHLANDPfrom New York. are hereby notified
that her cargo will be discharged. TOMORROW.
Hay must be promptly removed from the wharf.
decl-1 WIN. A. OOURTENAY, Agent.
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PLAYS! PLAYS PLAYS !-SeVenty-hVe
cents each; 10y mall, postpaid, 20 cents
each. No. 16l King street, and Hasei Street
Bazaar. CHAs. U. RICHTER 10.
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CANES GAMES GAMES "A fine assort-
ment at No. lsl King street. Also, at the Hasel
Street Razsar. octl2-wth
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NOTICE TO SuBscR1BERs.-0n and after this
dal December 1, 1870 the price OF subscription
for TIE DAILY NEWS ,riH be Eight dollars a year,
payable alacavs in ddpance.
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RUSTIC GOODS! RUSTIC GOODS Side and
corner Brackets book racks, wall pockets, paper
stands, match safes, ard picture frames. Hasel
street Bazaar and No. 1G1 King street. octls
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AckSowLEDaMENr.-Th treasurer oil the
South Carolina Monumental Association begs to
acknowledge the receipt of $50 from Miss Anna
Walker, Barnwen Courthouse.
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F1RE.-The Clubhouse of Mr.. Henry Edlns'
of Marlboro, containing 10000 lbs. OF seed co.,
tom 500 bushels of oats. ard 100 bushels OF corn
was burned by incendiaries on the 2lst.
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BY. JOHNG. atIINOR &CO.

FADES TRIMMED HATS CT OF a
-lL CAPS, EXTRACTS FURs, DRY GOODS,
FANCY GOODS, ;&c.i giF..: - iif'fi'2, RI ~
THIS DAY, ls5 INST, OF 10 O'Clock, we wllIsell
,atolr Store No. l35 Meeting street, .ti .iDt'f
Cases Trimmed Velvet HATS, Cliildren's Hats,
Trimming Rib6ons,5 Sets Furs, Mems "Chinchilla
Caps; Kid GIoyes,r Merinor and Cotton Gloves.
WofTred NubaS. Plaid Wool Sh8wls, Extracts and
Hair POmade, Fancy Soaps, Printed and Balmo.
'ral skirts, White Hose, Suspenders, Pocket Books,
Dolls Satnets, Kentucky Jeans, Twiils, Kerscys,
ShirtIng Fancy Prints, Plain Delaines &C.
Conditions cash. .tf > = dec1-
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FINDER DECREE OF FoaE0Lo osBRE:

11NDER DECREE OF FF0REOL0SURE: =
~ By virtue of decree Of his Honor Judge
Platt will offer for sale, at the Con utthousa. In I
Waterford, Colleton County, on MONDAY, the
9th December next -. sV.
/ ALI that certain PLANTATION OF TRACT OF
LAND, situate, lying aud being In the said county
Of Coleton, measuring and containing 1900 Q srea,
more or less; butttng and bounding 20 The north
ontaud OF Allen: lizard; Esq to the east,on FANG
Lowndes, Esq; to the south on Land Of theasta
Of EDWARD Callar, Esq, and James 3. C1nGbel,
Esq, and TO the west on q public road, kn0pntas'
the .'HUrse Savannah Road" ~ a,s.slt
The said Plantation is known as.satIH1tL-
BROOK" and sold as the properly of Isaae III.
Dwight; situated on the headwaters Of RantoW1e,s
Creek, eight miles from Newroad station, onsthe
Savannah and Charleston Railroad. containing
$50 acres Of rice land under bank with reservoir
on places 400 acres cleared cotton laaa1 Onthe
place are two Residences besides negro, houses,
cotton house, gin house, stable barn, sc.
Terms-0ne-thlrd ca@ balance IN two equal
annual instslments, with interest, to be secured
by bond of purchaser and mortgage OF premises.
Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps:
J. K.TTERRY, %S
noylo-th3 Sherin Coleton County.
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MALICIOUS MlsCHIEF.-Grace Hamilton was
brought, yesterday morning, before Trial Justice
John G. Mackey, charged with malicious mis-
chief and an assault upon Ralph Bennett IL
seems that Grace, who Is an old woman OF over
sIxty-Gve years Of age, became enamored OF and
determined to marry Ralph, who is young man
OF thirty, and boarding with her. Upon the first
suggestion of such thing Ralph became obstrep-
erous and threatened to leave the house. Grace
rela,iated and levied upon his clothes. Upon his
attempting to take them, she Threatened to split
his head with an axe, when he left in earnest.
Grace after awhile told him he could have his
Clothes and when lie went to get themhe found
them LII torn to slreds. The arrest and trial
we're the consequence. There was no evidence to
sustain tile assault but the clothes torn to snreds
spoke volumes for the malicious mischief, and
Grace owned up to ls. She was sentenced to pay
fine of 81 ami costs, and also pay Ralph for his
clothes, which she willingly did in preference to
going to jail for ten days.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-01

UNITED STATES CoxMIssroNER.-W. j. Win
ningham, Samuel Fraser and Richard Holmes
managers Of election at Levy's Cross Roads, in
Beaufort County, were brought before the CON-
missioner yesterday morning for neglect OF duty.
Afrer an examination they were al discharged
upon their giving bonds to appear at the January
term OF the District Court.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-01

RANGE OF THE THERNoMETEk at Joseph
B,aeIman,s drug store, No. 80 Broad street, NO
veaaber soth: so'clock, 5e 10, 50; T. 6s; So; T.
50; 6, SO; 8, So.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-01

SuoT.GUNs AND POCKET KSIVEs.-Special
attention ls called to the advertisement OF breec!i-
loarllng shot-guns. boys' guns, pistols, pocket
knives, cutlery. &c.