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EPE BEPE GHG pE EI IRE

ssS ,.sstioa n he Al d GonGrO.s. approved Nay
30, ls97, entitled, IAN act 70 reduce the expenses
o. the survey and sale Of the public Lands Of the
uuitsd states the President 81 the United States
Land District, oAes At hOaTos, In the State Of
Louisiana, aud that ths vacant lshds therein be
said State, from And after the LIST day Of December
next
Lands remaining unsold aud unApproprlated by
Law, AID heretofore subject 10 sAls and entity at
Monroe, will cease TO be subject to entry at bat
Register and Receiver at New Orleans will give
future public notice " thu day on which they vii
any such lands at their once.
dlTen under my band. at the General Land Of
GO, In the city Of WashB Eton, D. @, this 2sd dsy
Of October, A. d. 1850.
By order Of the PTesident,
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ORPnkNd CoURT : fudge PuresR,-Thls
court was occupied as Follows yesterday
LETTERS TEsTAMKNTAHY. ~
Asbury Lloyd qualified as administrator
otJ. w. scrlyener, giving bond In $1,000,
With d. Y. Lloyd and z. Forrest a. suretles.
Jane r. Doll qualified as admlnlstratriE Of
X. NJ. Dull, giving bond In 5000, with J. W.
Usher and A. l.. Rutter as sureties,
GUARDIANS.
Sydney Smith became guardian Of the
orphans Of William James Watts, giving
bond in $500. =.
George Haas, IT,, was lndentured as au
apprentice 10 VIM. II. Dempsey 10 DO taught
the art Of general engrayor.
Adjourned. ...
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Insurance.

A ooNTRNTED MIND IS soAg
nthfpg you cannot haze u you arsF
O10Ner Of property Adt is not iAT "S
The danger Of Fire at this SedSOr Hea
year Is great. u you OoUld, 10y INC
the NERVOUS and uneasy tssIS jet rd o.
IOken you hear The Fire. y hg you haze
90 10 the Office Of a. 81 'Grm sounded,
No. 3 Younq Ksn'S I RAFT g. SON
tion Building. 90 Jhr''e'd" As'oo'a-
street, and iasur naer Ninth and ID
paying comP0 in their good, prompt
York, hs P mics, the HOME Of Ne'0
YONRET HENLX Of Hartford, the
the FIR as aud NEW YORK, and
dslqu EAENSof Ne'O Fork, Don't
Dot NOW dee.u
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WIsHIH0ToF, ID. q, ,sept. n, isU.
had severe cough, resultinE from neEleeted
benefit l had night .veats, and was somsuhht
alarmed. A lady friend indueed me to try bottle
Of De Bug e vlRiuEp. In few days was entirely
cured. have had no return Of the siRekaess since
VIZ. W, De MAIZE,
Assistant City SuTvoyoT.
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Steamboat Lines.

MERCHAHTs' LINZ OF sTRAxsHIPs
" yAsHIHaFon AnB SEW TORE
John GIBSON ,sadr VA TERHS tiTy. -
stW ESsk vi xthbRiiA,S Nv wSEissfRIEsLqs
YORK ron Pier =, hast Rivsr, syefy WkpNEs.
Pan Nd sATHHsSRRh ksiS. EoE9I.
RoTfurthsT Information. apply 70 Jos.I GAIT,
Agent onse and WhATffool u III Il street, ssrEs.
New York avenue. J. W THOMPSON, 7
Au1i-u, PTssidsht.
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J.,eraa 2 aEEsskff1 3. aYtOasHsA s R:s aSs
PRoPosALs fCB vsgRoPP5AsA or RIRLED

WAHuNaToH CtTT, January 4 1870.
sad D PoahdsI PsTToIl Rliss. with csTiiEss,
Rayy-Palds A PoTtsmeuth. n. II, Boston, New
York, philadelphia WAshinEton, and Norfolk,
will be resolved q this bureau until u o'clock,
noon, JANUARY 81, 1870.
In the aggregate there are about 800 Guns, Bi
Carriages, and 06,lb7 ProIeetiles. Schedules 10
deAlof the articles at each yard will be fuTuithed
on application to thiA Bureau.
Bidders will state the number Of guns, carriages
Implements, and pToiOetileA they desire to puT-
chase At each yard separately, specifying the cali
bFS Of Gun, Kind Of carnage, whether bToadsids or
pivot, and the kind of pToIestiles,
nAyy-yaTda, and must be removed by the purchaser
oTPnrSh3ssTs ithiR ten days afsr the EsSsptA1Se
o. any article until the parties purchasing shall
have deposited with the pay MASTER Of the navy
yard the full amount Of the purchase money In
each case,
Many Of the guns are new, and ell are seTVieea =
BILE. Bidders will therefore offer accordingly, No
offer i9I these articles a. old Iron Or wood will be
The Bureau reserves the IEht to reject any or all
BIDS which may not 90 nsidsr to the Interest Of the
0Qyernmsnt TO accept.
.bropolalS should be indSTssd On the envelope
Proposal for Purchase Of Killed. Cannon, &c. ~
A LUDLOW CASE,
la6.WGsst Chief OF Bureau,
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CRIMINAL CouKT-Jndos F1sAT.- This
leourt was occupied as follows yesterday
James Kelley, convicted Of the murder OF
1Iardes, was sentenced 10 be hung on tho
18th OF March next. A report OF the sen
tcnce will be found In our local column.
NINE AT ONCE.
VIM. shArr, Randall Bowie, W. Sanders,
epider Brown, Emmett Tasco, Henry Ham
Tond, Theophiils Clark, Isaac Walker and
YIN. Warren, indicted for assault with in
tent 70 kill O1icer Thomas Lawler. This
oase, which has occupied tho court for sew
sral days, was concluded. Tho case was
argued BY Norris and Lovejoy for the Gov
ernment, aud by j. Williams and Francis
Miller for the defence. The Jury found q
verdict OF guilty, whereupon the defence Gu.
tered a motion foEa new trial.
Willie A. Burke, lad not sixteen years
otage, indicted for petit larceny. He was
convicted and sentenced 10 the house Of cor
rOction for six months. .....
Julia Washington and Joanna Walker,
convicted Of grand larceny, and sentenced to
twenty-one days In jail.
The court then adjourned $50 o'clock
ihlS morning. "
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Railroad Routss.
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wAsHtroToN, Jau. II, 1870. : lay Cooke
100. furnish the following quotations OF Gov
eminent beeutItIest ....
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[eFFIoIAI.1
HlApoyAkruns OF THn AnuT, !
Ap{ K.,L,Td oasiS.LN ,oIEIIgE'

general orderI. No.
IL IA with heartfelt pain and sorrow that
the General Of the Army announces 10 the
Rrovo, N.,or aa .O" o So."a quo 49,. -
Who dIsd IN Nav o,,oan 80 a. ~. ar &c.,,
Of copVo,lIon or ,hs Irnrs ' =
General Movrn hsoan NJ. rOt,,,.,v o.r,.,
"A a ny,v.,o .oiAIo, IL A.. aa.an..- - -,
-. ~, ..N's ~. -,N, y. ousi
IN Tho Ms,,c.n 90, a. a., so.s,s,..,O..s
.. ,t., "eit "Hs "is' oo' 'l
June is. ls55. and vas nroroot.d a 1fst
it.,.,., - - P'Vu w
iiou''nans march 10 100" Az the nreakng
OUT oi tue war OF me rebellion NO com
manded company II, lat Infantry, and TOOK
part 10 the Siege and capture OF New Mad :
rla, ana May ., 1852, was commissioner as
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NEy a9SOsS ASSs ,I!. A ID! ASIA 3! Il
p Pa! sii "a S's ss. y e.,
oSP ~ he wiidTnsss. " Ms. oSspiia; f6
Jsasi,s Love and Service, Robertsoni f,M RyPe
30 Xss S SSS LSssii sssa.is Po iS
psii BIRD piass o. ,ihs Posti Pats hHIc
Ls''SA' NA''A BALLANTYnR'B,
No $40 seventh street, near b.
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For All Throat and Lung Complaint,
PleurIsY, Asthma, DipthsTia, Bron-
ehitlS, CatAEEh, sudden Colds,
and In0AInm alton OF
the LunHa,
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UsITED STATS CONSOLIDATED LAND OFFICE,
Nav OELEAEs, La, Dec 80, $50 I
Notice hs5seI Eiysa t6St the books and
moved TO New Orleans. This once will be pre-
pared o EsoeiNs applications tor entriss Of lInds
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H.SS.5 ISs aSJ Sss
ne gsit;a s.A.s.. sna ne StsstsT par, u whose
Paris, PhilAdelphia, and slsevhers, has effected
some u the holt astonlahinf cures that were ever
knownI many troubled with rinGinH In the head
and ears whoa Asleep,. great neryouAneaa, bel D Z
alarIsds y ;Sstss sSgaf. ea,hfuai;s IN re.
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LECTURES AT THE AcADEMT.-" BRITISH
RULE IN ISDIA."-Ths is the subject OF the first
OF course of three lectures to be delivered by the
Rev. W. W Hicks, of this city, beginning with this
evening, at the Academy Of Music The lecturer
is peculiarly familiar with his theme, having re-
sided three years in India as a missionary, and
enjoyed opportunities of deriving information
from the most authentic sources. The reverend
lecturer, we hear, takes the side of India against
that of England and England'S rule, and shows
up in his usual forcibe style the way in which
England retains her supremacy over that country.
We have no doubt that large audience will be
drawn to the Academy on this occasion.
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The FATAL FIGHT AT kINGSTREE. = The
Georgetown Times says that ]. ]. Martin and Sid
ner n. Brown, who had fatal fight near Kings
tree, are the same gentlemen who made arrange
ments some time ago to fight duel at North ISL
anu, which did not take place in consequence OF
one Of the parties not coming up to time. The
Times says: 'Thess two young men literally hunt
ed each other to the death, from some trilng diff
ference; and, In trying to legaize murder, under
'the code OF HONOR the crime has been committed
in lis wors: form. 1t is rumored, we know not
with what degree OF credibility, that Mr.. Brown
has since died of his wound. II so, this renders
the case only the more shocking" Mr. Martin
was Astantly killed.
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TRINITY SUNDAY SCHOOL -ANNIVERSARr
ExERcIsEs.-The anniversary exercises OF this
school took place in the Trinity Church yesterday
afternoon.
After singing and prayer the annual report OF
the superintendent was read, from which we
learn that the school was opened every Sabbath
during the past year, with an average attendance
O. officers and teachers, %, and OF scholars, 12I
total average attendance, 155, an Increase OF 10
over that OF last year. The largest attendance
on any Sabbath was 200, and the least attendance
81. There have been "a teachers and Sc scholars
admfttGS, and Is teachers and So scholars have
withdrawn-an increase OF as members. The
roll now consists Of: Of5cers and teachers, males.
23, females, e2-total, As; scholars, males, lOl,
females, 1os-total, eo9; whole number Of the
school, 2S4. The record OF the weather shows sc
Clear, L cloudy and rainy Sabbaths. Number
OF copies Sunday School Visitor taken, 200. Num-
Der Of volumes in library, eSl. Two deaths have
occurred in the school. Four persons connected
wish It have united with the church. There are
90 classes in the school, including very interest
i, ing infant rlass OF IS scholars, and six Bible
classes. Twenty five members of the school have
Semoved from the city during the past year.
The statistics OF the school show that 1t is in
more prosperous condition than it ever was
before.
Atser the report, there was another hymn sung,
aud the following speeches were made: Master
James W. Guy, subject, Little Scrrants;" Master
George F. Opel, subject, "profane Swearlns;n
Master David a Walker subject, "The Tempest
S,!llcd;" Master Francis D. Kendall subject, "The
Bible"
At the conclusion OF tile speeches, Rev. Mr.. w.
p Mouzon deli, cred an interesting address,
An Interesting feature OF the exercises was the
presentation by Rev. Mr.. Mouzen, in behalf o:
the scholars, OF a Bible to Mr.. R. II. Edwards
as token OF their love and esteem for him, and
as mark OF their appreciation for his untiring
efforts In teaching them to sing by school.
The singing yesterday vas excellent, and We
doubt IL It can be eXcelled By any school in the
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SEVERE GALE-DAMAGE TO PROPERTY
About I've o'clock last Saturday afternoon high
w!nd sprung up, and by six o'clock severe gale
was blowing, accompanied with rain, thunder and
lightning. During the gale, which lasted severa
hours, signs were blown down, branches OF trees
torn or and vessels drifted from their moorings.
Four rafters, and the portions Of the roof connect
e., Herewith, Of the new German Church, were
shattered it is said by parties who were near, by
lightning. The iron-worK was twisted out Of all
shape, aud portions Of it and the timber hurled
over into the Orphauhouse lot. II Is estimated
that it will cost five hundred dollars to repair the
damage done to the roof
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ST. PHILIPS CHURcH.-At meeting of the
congregation Of this church. held some -ime ago,
j. was resolved to establish "Home'' for the
poor OF the congregation. On one Sunday seven
hundred dollars were contributed, and Sufficient
amount has been raised by private subscription
to meet the first payment and effect permanent
insurance on the building. The management OF
the Home will be under the supervision OF the
rector, assisted by committee OF five, called the
Advice Committee, consisting OF Messrs. Char.cs
Richardson Miles, Duncan y. Ingraham, A. II.
Hayden, S. L. Howard, George f. Trescot. Messrs.
Aionzo ]. White, J. T. Welsman, E. n. Thurston,
Henry Buist, Caspar Chisolm. The members OF the
Finance Committee, will be happy to receive any
subscriptions to this noble charity.
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R.,l1RoAD WAR-The people of Augusta
are very much excited at present upon tae sub
ject Of railroads. AS Is generally known, the
South Carolina and Georgia Railroad Companies
have track running through one OF the princi-
pal streets. The Port Royal Railroad Company
has asked the privilege Of carrying their. track
through one OF the streets. Before deciding upon
the petition, the city council determined to call
witnesses to testify whether or not the passing
OF trains along the streets were nuisance.
Those called lived upon the street through which
the South Carolina and Georgia Railroad trains
pass ed aud all testified the trains scared horses,
disturbed the sick and well, shook the houses,
loosened the framework, the SCOT from the en-
gine injured curtains and paintings, and that
property generally was deprecated. One wit
ness testified that he and his family lived on the
street referred to, and they liked for the trains to
pass; in fact, they couldn't sleep unless taey pass
ed at night as usual. Council adjourned without
coming to any decision.
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(CoPY.
GENERAL AGENTS 0FFICE,l
GREgSyILLE 4 COLUMBIA r. K. Co., !
COLUMBIA, S. c., March 2S, 1870.
Mr. H. T. Peake, General Super'dt S. C. r. r.:
DEAR SIR: You will please stop the receipts OF
Freight for points on the Laurens Railroad, (Jala
pa, KInard's Martins, Clinton and Laurens,l
until you are notified from this office to COM
mence receiving Frelghts again for these points.
Yours, very respectfully,
(Signed.) ". ALST0N GIBBES,
mch3l General Agent.
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Amrtien 6ales--GutursEaps.
BY A. C. MeGILLIyRAY.
Auctionee


by VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FA-
~ GAS to me directed and delivered. will be
sold on MONDAY. the ID day of Nav neTt' "'t 'e
All the right. title and interest of the defendant
In all that PLANTATION or Tract OF Land stuate
in st. James Santce, containing one thonsoni
acres, more or less; bounding north by Santee
River, west by estate OF Sam Palmer, south and
east by Lands OF Jackson Bayleys.
ALSO,
All that PLANTATION known as "Webdo, ~ in
ST. Stephens Parish, containing one thousand
acres, more or less; bounding north by Santee
River, south by Lands OF the estate Of Jack Pal
mer, west by Lands of Crawford, and east by
Lands of DR.. Bannister.
Levied on and to be sold as the property res
pectvely OF Catherine Blake and J. D. Barnett at
the suit OF Ann v. Eanvelson.
ALSO
At the same time and place,
All the right, title and interest or the defendant
in LOT OF LAND on the north side OF Gibbes
street. known as No. 2, measuring In front As feet,
by las feet IN depth; bounding north on Lands OF
Motto A. Pringle, east on Lands of J. r. Pringle,
south on Glbbes street, and west on Lands late uf
P. G. Lewis.
Levied on and to be sold as the property OF
Isaac Davis under an execution In the case OF E.
]. Cuttino VS.. W. S. Croft and Isaac Davis.
ALSO,
At the same time and place,
All the right, title and interest OF the defendant
In all that PIECE OF LAND situate on the east
side OF st. Philip street, between Rodgers alley
and Line street. with the Wooden Buildings there
on, known as the Nos. 162, 164, 1866 l68, ITO, IT,
174, 1T6 and 17S.
Levied on and to be sold as the property OF
Diedrich Buhre, at the several suits of Robert Adj
ger and Robert Adger, agent.
Terms OF the above sales cash.
april ma E. W. NJ. MAOKEY, S. G. c.
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SUPREME CoURT-The court met at 10 A. A.
Friday. Present-Chief Justice Moses aud Asso-
c!ate Justices Willard and Wright.
The case OF Bennett Wallace vs. Thomas F.
Harman and Silas Johnssone commissioner, ys.
T. Il. Crooks ct a were, on motion, ordered to
be restored to the docket
The case Of Paul Warren guardian, ct all ads.
Andrew j. Reddish, by next friend, was con-
tiuued.
The case Of Edward ". Charles vs.. c. Coker &
Bro. ct al, was heard. Mr.. Wigg for appellant,
Mr.. Edwards for appellecs.
SATURDAY, April 9.-The case OF Edgar W.
Charles vs.. c. Coker & Brother, ct al. was resum.
ed. Mr.. Edwards for appe!lees.
AHA. NJ. the court adjourned until Monday.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP SOUTH CARO-
LgxA.-This capacious and superior steamer, under
command OF Captain Adkins, arrived here yester-
day forenoon, after an excellent passage, from
Ncp York. She has OF board truck for the
Hook and Ladder Company, Of Rome, Georgia.
TIE popularity OF this ship is evinced by the large
passenger and heavy freight list which she brings
She will leave promptly on next Thursday, and
has elegant accommodations for passengers,
with large and we'll ventilated berths
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NEW BANKING INSTITUTIONAL new banking
company has been formed in Columbia OF which
Mr.. C. Fl. Baldwin has been elected president ana
Mr.. Tomnson appointed cashier temporarily.
It's business will be conducted in the building
now occupied by the Carolina National Bank.
The time fixed for commencing operations is the
ti-s: OF NAV.
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CRUnBs.-The ..chicken dispute in Colum,
bia ended on Friday in victory for the South
Carolina birds. The record stands: South Caro-
ina "a; North Carolina l3. This Is the third time
tie South Carolina birds have been the winners
this season in extensive battles.
Mr.. \. Levin, Jr., the courteous ticket agent oil
the Academy of Music. has gone TO Savannah and
Augusta as the business agent OF Miss Laura
Keene. de desires US ID say that he will retutn in
two weeks and settle any accounts that may be
outstanding gainst Manager Ford.
We are requested to state that Captain Stewart,
OF the ship R. C. Winthrop, 'neither knew nor
saw anything of i'is crew until after the shi was
across the barr
meeting OF the alumni Of Charleston College
will be held in the chapel at O'Clock tonight.
Several OF the municipal Radical lights went up
to Columbia Saturday night.
OF three men found drunk in the street, two
were fined SIS each by the Mayor on Saturday,
and one was discharged on plea of first OFFENCE.
No business was transacted in the State Court
Saturday.
Tie summer term Of the Charleston College Will
commence to-day.
Do not forget DR.. Hicks's lecture at the Academy
Of Music tonight.
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MEETISGs.-An adjourned meeting OF the
South Carolina Sunday School Union will be held
tonight, in the hall OF the Young Mems Christian
Association.
The members Of the Chamber OF Commerce are
summoned to attend an extra meeting OF the
Chamber, at IL N. to-day over the office Of C. T.
Lowndes, Esq, on Broad street.
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By LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE.

DRICK RESIDENCE IN COMING
I'D STREET.
On TUESDAY, the 18th instant, at II o'clock, A..
NJ. will be sold at the Old Postoflce Broad street,
The two-story BRICK DWELLING on east side
OF Coming street, opposite Duncan street, con-
taning siS upright and two garret rooms, two
plazzas, cistern, &C., and outbuildings OF brick.
ALSO
Four two.stOry WOODEN HOUSES, on same
Lot. suitable for renting, with alley common to-
all four. Lot measures 63 feet inches on front
and back lines, and 252 feet on north and south
lines.
ConditIons-One-h cash; balance by bond,
hearing semi annual interest, pay able In two equal
successive animal instalments, to be secured by
and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers
nnd revenue stamps. apr7 thsmtu4
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-11
USINE NoTIC ES =.

BUSINESS ENVELOPES NEWS Job Office
Is now prepared TO furnish gooa envelopes. with
business cards printed thereon, at 81 per shous-
and. Send y>ur orders. Every merchant and
business nlau should have his card printed ON his
envelopes.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-11

B THE SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN
AND TRUST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, S. c.,
APRIL 4, 1S7o.-DlyIDEND No. o.-The Board Of
Directors of this Company having declared Semi
Annual Dividend OF SIX PER CENT. on the Capt.
tai Stock OF the Company paid up to Soth ult. the
same will be paid the Stockholders at the ONCE,
No. 10 Broad street, on and after THIS DAY.
THOS. R. WARTNG,
apr5 Cashier.