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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-06
President Chamber OF Commerce.

A TOUCHING PICTURE attention was
attracted yesterday by o new chrome displayed
in the window of Russell's book store. 1t Is en-
titled "The Lost Cause" and represents the return
OF confederate soldier at the close OF the war
to the desolate ruin OF what was once his humble
but happy home. The scene in all its adjuncts Is
full cr expression and sadly real.
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BH ]. FRASER MATHEWES.

GALE UNDER FORECLOSURE OF
y MORTGAGE. r.
Will be sold THIS DAY, the 9Th OF December,
at the Old Postofflce. at IL O'Clock,
That desrably located three story BRICK
DWELLING aud Outbuldings, No. 2S Society
street. known asthe residence Of the late John @.
Burckmyer, containing nine square rooms,
ample outbuildings, large cistern, &c. Lot meas.
ures az feet inches In front by ls5 feet deep,
more or less. 2
Term cash. Purchaser to pay J. F. Mathewes
for papers and the requisite United States Internal
revenue stamps. ueco
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ATTEMPTED EuRaLARY.-A second attempt
to- break Unto the residence Of Edward LATTE,
Esq, on Rutledge avenue, was made on Sunday
night, about 10 O'Clock. On the FIRST occasion the
burglars endeavored to move the side lights, in =.
tending thereby to reach the key AMI unlock the
door. They would have been foiled however, By
the absence OF the key. On the last occasion,
they attempted TO pry the bolt back with chisel,
but being doubtless disturbed, they suddenly sus-
pended operations and decamped.
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BYA. C. McGILLIYRAY.
ID
Auct,oneer. No. "a l-2 Broad street.

nLEASANT RESIDENCE AT AUCTION.
House and Lot 40. s Calhoun street, north
side. four doors west OF Washington street.
VIII positIyeIy be sold on TUESDAY next, 18th
instant, at the steps Of the Old Postoiilce, at IL
O'Clock A. H.,
tn west ROBINS, gas. large cistern Kitchen pam
try. &c, &c 1t being within easy walk Of the
Northeastern Railroad, would render IL a conve.
nient residence for parties having business In
that section OF the city.
Terms-Onethird cash. balance In one and two
wears secured by bond and mortgage. Premises
TO be insured, policy assigned. Purchaser pay
ing auctioneer for papers and stamps
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MAsoNIc.-At the regular communication OF
Lebanon Lodge, No As, A. F. NJ. held at Masonic
Hall, December 8, 1870, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing Masonicfy year: J. R. Full.
more, w.M.; W. J. N. Lee, S. W.; Josiah Cock
field, J. W.; John Frierscn, treasurer; R. Y. q.
Lee, secretary; s. L.. Rodgers, S. D.; A. T.
Rodgers, J. D.; ]. J. Mcknight, E. T. Woody,
stewards: e. E. G.. Cox tiler.
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SIGNS OF CHRIsrMAs.-The holiday season is
opening early, and advertisers are already begin
ing to call the attention Of purchasers to attrac
tive wares in the holiday line. We propose TO
give an attractive position and descriptive refer
ence to our holiday advertisers this year, and
those who desire to do heavy Christmas business
vii! do well to be soon in the deld with their AN.
-nouncemenLs "The early Bird" &c.
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RUTLEDGE AvENUE.-This most desirable
street, on which are some Of the finest private
residences In Charleston, Is greatly sought after
by those who have the means TO locate home ut
our west end, and as consequence residences
and vacant lots when offered, which is very rare,
command better prices than in other locations.
The sale OF the wooden residence opposite Bee
street yesterday, for $4,000, Is confrmatory OF
tile oninlon we have expressed.
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CRUMBs.-JeT Williams was turned over
yesterday morning to the State fer prosecution
for assaulting Jetrry Holmes.
Eight males and eight females, candidates Tor
baplismal rites were immersed on Sunday after
noon In the Ashley River, at the foot Ct Tradd
street, by the Rev. ]. Legare.
Francis jenkins, confined on charges of bur-
glary, larceny and vaSrancy, Is Sill! held ior eA-
animation.
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By A. c.. MeGILLIVRAY,
AucttOnel

Under DECREE IN EQUITY.
u Henry W. Wienges et.al vs.. Margaret Black
viii be sold THIS PAY, 9Th day.of December,
1870 in front OF the Old Customhouse at O'Clock
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings there
On, situate on the corner Of Meeting street and
Roper's court, formerly ROpemaker's aley,iin the
City OF Charleston, measuring and containing in
front on Meeting street lorty.seyen l47) feet i've
t5) inches more or ess on the sonth line one hum
ii ed G0Oj feet, more or less; on line running
north twelve l2l feet, more or less; on allne run
ming east froHl the above line twenty-five t22| feet
two t inches; on the rear line thirty-fve (35 feet
more or less; and on the north line one hundred
and twenty.three q23l feet more or less Bn,tIng
and bounding north by said Roper's court; south
by Lands late Of E. B. White and J. T. MARSHALL;
west by Meeting street, and east by Lands Of.
Terms-One-fOurth cash; balance in one, TWO,
three four and five years. in equal instalments,
with interest payable annually until the whole
debt be paid, to be secured by bond Of the pur-
chaser and mortgage Of the premises. Buildings
to be insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to
paw for papers and stamps.
dec8 E. ". M. MACKEY, s. @. O.
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By LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURE.

PLANTATION NEAR CHARLESTON.
For Rent or SaIe, the PLANTATION tfor-
merly The residence OF Mr.. Crafts Immediately
adjacent to Charleston Bridge Ferry, on ashley
River opposite and within mile OF me city. IN
n ore good houses Tor the accommodation OF ff.
teen or twenty workers, and stable. The Tract
contains about 300 acres OF which 100 to $50 acres
are cleared Land. The place has produced 1ne
Sea Island Cotton. A large portion or the Lanu
tables since the war, and could now be proltably
planted in Cotton. Apply as above: at -. .
RRrnnI strhet. dccl-thtu6
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TRANSFER OF ARMY OFFIcERs.-First Lieu
tenant George D. Ramsey, Jr., ordnance depart
ment, has been relievedlrom duty at the Ale
ghany Arsenal, Pennsylvania aud ordered to re-
geye5 Captains C. Lyford in command OF the
Charleston, South Carolina, Arsenal Captain
Lyford has been ordered to report to General Hal
leck, commanding the military division Of the
Sopth
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BY J. DRAYTON FORD,
Broker, No. 33 Broad street.

PLANTATIONS TO RENT ON COOPER
RIVER,
will he rented for one or two years. those
we'll known PLANTATIONS, NoRlH CdACaN
and SOITrH CHACAN. Situated On the eastern
Side of the western branch OF Cooper River.
They adinin, and mag be treated for either stngly
or together. Attached 10 North ChachAn ls 9
Comfortable Summer Residence In the Village oi
CortlesvilIe two miles distant. These Plantations
embrace large bodies OF the best quality Of Rice
and Cutton or Provision Lands, and, together
make q very complete planting interest.
Apply as above, at No. SO Broad street.
deC3-Stuth3
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THE BARSwELL JoURNAL.-Mr. John S.
shuck, the enterprlsing proprietor OF this -four
ishng Interior paper is In the city for few days,
and will call on our merchants on business con-
nected with his paper.
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CLUBS AND STARs.--Moses Jones was sent to
jail for thirty days. under the yagrant law, yes
terday.
william Durent, lodged for being drunk and
disorderly In Line street, was sentenced to pay O
fine OF SIS or go to the House OF Correction for
five days.
A COW, found going at large in Line street, on
Sunday night, was brought to the .stationhouse
yard, and ordered to be advertised
A fine black dog, also found going at large IN
Coming street, and taken to the Guardhouse
was ordered to be advertised and delivered to the
owner.
A laly's merlno overskirt, taken from sup
posed thief, was brought 10 the Detectives office
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The ETrwAN AcCIDENT.-The three commis-
sioners appointed by the jury Of inquest over the
body OF John F. Williams to examine into the
state of the exploded boiler at the Etiwan works,
were busiy engaged yesterday. An examination
OF the hues shows that they have each been mash
ed as fat .as knife blade. Only 3 few bricks
have been. displaced. The other boilenjust along.
side OF its exploded mate, has not been worked
since the accident.
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MAC0UEEN 6 RIECKE,
AuctfOncerS.


As SIGN NEE'S s A l. E.
n By virtue of an order of the Hon. George S.
Bryan. Uai,ed States District Judge for the us.
trict OF South carolina, dated 2Sth day OF Novem-
her 1870. in the matter OF John n. III. Wohltmann,
Bankrupt, ex parte a; S.sc,vn, a S.S da1 - na'
ceinber, 1870, at the Store on East gay, second
door north Of Lodge alley, at halI-past IL O'CLOCK
A. NJ, oo,, ~, ,.pcu,xn,cr.
One PATRlC rs SAFE
One Awning-nearly new
One Gold Watch
One Cotton Press.
Terms-s1c0 cash; over that amounE on q crealt
Of thirty days, with approved security by the AS
signee and Register. A. biSCnVrr, aS,,
nov29-sistuth4 Asslgnee.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Sonth Carolina District-In Circuit Court
& j. Green vs. Bank Of Georgetown, ct al.
In pursuance Of order male 10 above case, Oh
the 1st of July. a. D. 1870, by the Circuit Court
Aforesaid, will he sold. in the Town Of George
her 1870, OF II NJ, iu front Of the Courthouse,
The REAL ESTATE belonging to the BanK nl
Georrctown known and distinguished III tile Plail
of the Town as Lots Nos. 89 anu w, meaSurius
buildings thereon; and also, at the same time and
place. the FURNITURE, &c, OF SAID baGh' CONSIST
'e v MAHOGANY DESKS
Iron Safe
9 Coin Scales
Letter Presses.
Tcrms-For the Furniture, &C., cash; for the
Ranking House aud premises attached. one-third
cash and the balance on credit OF one, two and
thrpe wears, secured by The bond or bonds OF the
purchaser with legal interest from the day o
sale. payable annually, and mortgage OF the
PREMISES; the premises to be insured and kept
insured by the purchaser or purchasers for an
amount equal to the amount OF the bond or bonds
and the policy OF insurance assigned. Purchaser
TO pay for title and stamps.
nov.6-ituths6 R. Z. FRASER, Receiver
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Auction Sales This Day.

Leitch & Bruins will sell al IL o'clock. at the
old Postofice, real estate.
a. c. McGillivray will sci! a; II O'CLOCK at the
Old Postofice, real estate
Louis n. DeSaussure will sell al II o'csocA' d.
the Old Postotiice, real estate.
! Fraser Mathewes will sell at II O'Clock, at the
old Postefflce, real estate.
T. NJ. Cater will sell at O'Clock, at his store
hams, crockery, &C.
Laurey Alexander vii! sell at 10 O'CLOCK al
their store, hams, apples, &c.
A. P. Caldwell will sell at halc-past O'Clock, al
his store, lard, sugar, &c.
Paul B. Lalane & Co. will sell a! their store, al
half-past O'Clock, shoulders, cheese, &c.
John G. Milnor s Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock, al
their store, dry goods, clothing, &C.
All. Abrahams & Sons will sell at 10 O'Clock,
at their store, dry goods, hosiery, &c.
Henry Cobia l. Co. will sell at O'Clock, a. their
store molaSses, cheese, &C..
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Anrtion 5aIes-- Future paps
By WIN. MCKAY.

III S T A T E S A L E
~ TOMORROW wednesday, at 10 o'clock, at
No. lao Meeting street, on First and Second
Floors, |,
Superior 7.Octnye PIANO, Sofas, Halr and
Cane Seat Chairs, Cooking Stoves, lot OF Pictures.
Also, lot Catholic and other Books, and thou.
sand other articles. dec6 ,
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TURNED Up.-The mystical parsonage, who
was announced in THE NEWS yesterday as having
disappeared from Atlantic wharf, leaving behind
suspicious clo's of blood and pistol, has been
found. 1t appeared that he had something to do
with one Of the vessels, but getting into scufne
ON the wharf, was taken into custody.
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER at Joseph
Blackmau's drug store, No. 80 Broad street, De-
cember S. O'Clock, &c. TO- 90; l9, 6s; 2, So; t. 80;
6. Gl; g. 60.
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By W. Y. LEITCH & r, 9. BRUINS,
Auotioneers 49,.
GOLD BY ORDER OF THE CITY

WIN be sold THIS DAY. the 9Th Of Decem-
ber at II O'Clock, at the Old Postofnce,
and Kitchen attached, containing four square
rooms, situate on the north side OF Short street.
and known as No. 8. Bounded by Lands OF .Robt.
Henry Esq., east by Lands Of Cowlam Graveley,
Esq., and west by Land Of - Mckee. Lot meas
ures so feet 'front.' by 12o In depth, more or less.
Terms-One.quarter cash; balance In one, two,
three and four years, with interest; property to
be insured and policy assigned. Purchaser. to
nav us for papers and stamps. dec6
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CITY AFT A IR
Meetings This Day.

Delta Lodge of Perfection. at I P. NJ.
Hibernian Society. at P. II.
Carolina Rifle Club, at half-pasi P. ID.
Freundschaftsbund, at P. N.
Vigilant Fire Company, at P. u.
Hook and Ladder i, at s P. NJ.
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rCAUrloS.-we are informed that for nearly
two weeks large number Of James Island ne
eroes have been lounging in Charleston, without
any apparent means OF support. Satan Still
finds mischief for Idle hands to do,' and 1t Is not
reasonable to believe all Of these lazy people to be
80 strictly consc.eatlouss that they would turn
their backs on am opportunity to piunder. It be-
hooyes our citizens therefore, to look well to their
doorlastentngs, 'front.'; halls fbaeNs yards aud
chicken coopa. Example seems to have little
efrsc, on these rascals-. a thimbe full OF powder
and 4 leadsn pellet isworsl q acafgoof moral law
as It ss,atprssent alAinlsteredsss.
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BY W. Y. LEITCH Z. R. s: BRUINS.

HoUsE AND LOT. ON EAST SIDE
Jul Washing ton street.. -. =
Win be soldTHIS DAY the 9th inst, at the old
Postoffice. at II o'clocf,
The PREMISES known as No. @, east side. Of
Washington, between Vernon and Inspection
Streets 49,
Lot measuring 40 feet 'front.' by ITO feet deep.
Terms-0ne third cash; balauce with interest IN
one two aud three years, secured by mortgage OF
the property and assignment OF insurance! policy.
Purchaser to pay US for papers and stamps.
dora 4,
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OUR CONNECTIONS WITH THE MISSISSIPPI
vALLEY.-The gratifying announcement Is made
that the bridge over the Alabama River, on the
western Railroad, between Montgomery and Sci
ma, has been crossed for the first lime since
It's completion. Tne chain Of connection from
Charleston to VicEsburg and the Mississippi VAL
ley Is now complete. and through cotton from
that rich section can aud will be shipped direct
via Charleston, without breaking bulk. The OPEN
inc of this direct communication with one OF the
richest cotton producing sections OF the South,
hitherto pouring Its products into the lap OF New
Orleans, is Of the greatest Importance to Charles
ton and her commercial standing as the second
seaport OF the South. The tedious process OF ship
ment, via the Mississippi, to New Orleans, Will
gradually change into an expeditions overland
transportation In this direction.
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lPERsoNAL.- Hon. James B. Campbell, after
an absence OF several months, has returned 70
the city.
Judge Carpenter is reported 20 be en- route.
W. q. Trescot, Esq, has been appointed soiicisor
OF the Blue Ridge Railroad Company. Salary
$500 per annum.
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Dneina, &r.

OOUTHERN DYE HOUSE.
~ sso Eing street. where DYElNG in all col
ors and Cleaning OF all kinds is done at the
shHr,est notice anl In the best style.
''io' '>oo' GLASGOW, BILLER u CO.,
French Dyers,
So. $50 King street; near corner George street.
sepl6-lyr
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The LEE MEMoRIAJ.-The South Carolina
Associate Committee of the Lee Memorial Associa.
ton. take pleasure In reporting fine receipt OF the
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By LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE.
PLANTATION ON JOHNS

VALUABLE PLANTATION ON JVuN
ISLAND.
VIII be sold low, valuable PLANTATION on
] oIlu,s Island on the Srono Hiver OF 32S acres,
with Dwelling House, outbuildings, Sc,possesstng
many advantages. Apply as above, at no. 2S
Rrna., street decl-thtu6
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ANOTHER RoBBERY.-Sunday afternoon the
residence No. 8 Maiden lane was broken In
to by thieves, who descended into the cistern ana
stole lot OF leaoen pipes therefrom.
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BY JOHN G. MILNOR; &, co.
By A. II. IBRAHAMS &: SONS. .

IL GUNS, CUTLERY, &c. Ss,s. :.
THIS DAY, 9th, at 10 O'Clock, will be sold at our
Store No. 1873 Meeting street, regardless OF prces,
to close consignments,
An assorted stock Of BR0ADCL0THS, Cassi-
meres, Satinets, Cloakngs, F.annes, White and
Colored Shirts, Heavy Wool and Merino Under
shirts, Wool and Cotton Hosiery, Siogle and Dou-
BILE Shawls, Marseilles and other Coverlets, Double
and SIngle.Barrel Guns, Pocket and Table Cutlery,
and many other articles: ..s-t =. s.,sf dec6
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By JEFFORDS Il co.

BY JEFF0RDS Il co.
TSTATE SALE HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
II TURE Horse, Carriage, &c.
Will he sold OF Sumnervle, on FRIDAY, eth
ins ant ut lOh O'Clock, at the residence OF tAe late
q. A, Rodgers ESQ.,, near the depot.
Al the Housel Id FURNITURE.
ALSO,
1CARRIAGE, Horse and Harness.
IL nos
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UNITED STATES -CoMXrssroSER. Thomas
Brown and Moses Reed were brought before the
commissioner yesterday morning, charged with
voting under age. 1fter a. examination they
were committed, in default Of bail, to the Charles,
ton jail to await their trial at the January term OF
the Disrrics Court ...s5-si -
shadrack Bryant, Samuel Smalls and Sandy
Alex, managers Of election at Rice Hope polls, st.
PRer's Parish, in Beaufort County, were brought
up for illegal management at the polls. The evil
deuce fully sustained the charge, and 10 default
of bail the trio were marched or to jail to await
the verdict Of jury at the January term OF the
District Court.
Alexander Washington was examined on
charge OF rIoIing and lntiRldatlng voters at the
recent election, and no bail being found was sent
to runinate over the evil consequences Of his
deedsip the Charleston jail where he will make
his exit In January to be presented to jury at
the District Court. -.ss.as ,ssAs
EP. stoney vas brought up~for not swearing
voters at the polls, where hewa1 aamanager, IN
the recent elections. The charge was sustained,
but Stoney produced his bail and was dismissed
to appear for trial at the next term OF the District
.Courts-
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PAUL B. LALANE g. co. s:
NTILL SELL THIS DAY, BEFORE
w their Store, No. III East Bay, at halfpast
1000 lbs. Baltimore 8. O. SHOULDERS
5000 lbs D. s. Shoulders
10 boxes Cheese
100 Bagged Hams .s.fS
Sugar, Syrup, Lard, &c. -
49, ALSO, By SAMPLE, .s5..,t5
- Q hhds. MoLAssEs, in. oustomhe house.
Terms cash. s-c..,; ,.=iIsf. .5a LAR q dec8
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ByW.Y. LEITCH & R. s. BRUINS,

NHROMOS AT AUCTION-SPLENDID
" COLLECTION NOW ON EXHIBITION.
Will be sold at Auction, on FRIDAY, the 9th
inst. at the Gallery OF NJ, ssrs. Qunby Co., No.
26l King street, at IL O'Clock,
A choice and superior collection OF CHROMOS,
in superior Walnut and Gilt Frames.
Sale positive. Purchasers requested to remove
the pictures Immediately after sale decs
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By ". Y. LEITCH & R. s. BRUINS.

EsTATE SALE, BY ORDER OF THE
~ Observation-Disclosures No. % America street.
viii be sold ut auction, on THURSDAY, sth inst,
at the Gid Postoffice, at IL O'Clock,
That desirable COTTAGE RESIDENCE, with
garden attached known as No. % America street,
near Mary street. Lot measures rs feet front, by
100 feet In depth.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay US for papers
and stamps. dec3.StuWtns .
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GERMAN ENrERPRIsE.-There are no people
who more quietly yet eflectualy accomplish their
purAeses than. tho, Germans. In war and in
,eace. socially and commercially. whatever their
s.right hand fndeth to do &c doeth 1t with allits
might There seemssto be mutual dependence
on each other, out Of which grow nosonly the
domestic virtues, but a public spirit always equal
to the demands OF an emergency. To illustrate:
1t is well.knowp that the Freundschaftsbund are
about compleuhgaa a beautiful edifee, which Is
shortly 10 be dedicated to he objects Of the soct-
ETY.. -Arew days ago, however, It was discovered
that about fiyedhousand dollars more than had
been provided for, were required to meet certain
expenses. What was done? In eight hours
after. the want was made known, every dollar
of the above-named amount was subscribed, aud
in all probability 1t could have been doubled.
When, it is remembered that within two years,
and chiefly within she.last Ssar, . hundred thou
sand dollars nassS been paid for church and
public hall, that five thousandslollars have been
sent to Germany for the benefit Of the wounded
andtwelve thousand dollars paid by the schotzen
Clut for their beautiful grounds no the road, 1t
will be conceded that this displsy-of the best at
tributes Of true citizenship has not been sur
nasSed. 49, -
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By J. FRASER MATHEWES,

By J. FRASER MATHEWES,
Real Estate Broker, No. Sc Broad Street.
A PRIV ATE SALE,
n PHOSPHATE LANDS OF best quality and
locations.
Rice and Cotton Plantations in all parts Of the
State. - ..a-.
City Residences, Stores, Building Lots and
Farms. -, ..is ,,i- octl2-8mo
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-anrtion 6ales--3 3uture Dans.
.ByW. Y. LEITCH &R.s. BRUINS,

| .Uy:.Ws = Ia111O0 u 1Is t5s-DHO1tkoS .
~ Auctioneers. - .5i;t :
MISERABLE PROPERTY IN NUNAN
IL STREET. :-,-s. < |!
Will be sold on THURSDAY, Sth instant at the
Old Postoffice, at II o'clock,
known as No. Nunan street, four doors from
Rutledge avenue, with double piazzas. The
Dwelling contains four rooms, with Kitchen, and
stabling for three horses.
This Is very desirable property, being adjacent
to she terminus OF the City Railway, measuring
25 feet 'front.' By 100 feet In depth.
Terms cash., Purchaser to pay US for papers
and stamps. dec6
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aurtion Balsl;sS 1bis wap.

~ BY T. NJ. CATER.
WILL BE SOLD BEFORE MY STORE,
THIS DAY, at O'Clock,
HAMS, Bellies, Shoulders, Sides, &c.
Also, 800 Covered Chamber Ewers and Basins,
Bowls. Jugs, &C., &c.
200 tubs Butter, 100 bbls. Syrup.
Conditions cash. - 49, deco
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-06

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-06

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