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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-25

A VENERABLE DoCuMENT.-Messrs. ". G.
Whilden L Co. have on exhibition at their jewelry
store, in Kng.street, the commission of the Con-
tinenial Congress, granted to Francis Marion as
lieutenant Colonel commanding the South Caro-.
lima Regiment. The commission dates back from
September 18th, 1776, and conhdes implicit conf
dence in the Swamp Fox" General, who is au-
thorized to take the command OF the United
States forces in South Carolina. The document
in question was drawn up at Philadelphia on April
the 18th, 1882, 'n the 9Th year OF American 1nde-
pendence," and is signed by John Hanson. presi-
dent Of Congress, and B. Lincoln, Secretary OF
War. The commission is heirloom now in the
possession Of some Of General Maron's descend
ants, who have caused it to be framed, and re-
gard it as cherished memento Of the first war
for ourindependence.
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i NEW FAME FOR THE WEED.-The little
niche in the building at the corner of Meeting
and iIasel streets, and opposite to the Pavilion
Ho.el, has been converted by the tasty brush OF
Mr.. G. ]. Hamilton into perfect gem of a tobacco
paiase. The pleasures Of the narcotic weed are
goriously displayed by the .'girls of the pcriodn
who. astride their bicycles, pun their fragrant
gigars. The painting of the scenery on the walls
is wonderful result Of skill, and cannot fail to
attract the eye, while Mr.. D. Il. Schur, formerly
OF tho Charleston Hotel Cigar Stand, is prepared
to charm the other senses with the best brands
of the weed in every shape and style.
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LECTURES BIZ THE NEsTORrAS.-We are glad
to learn that the Rev. Arthur Bogdon, the Nesto-
rian Missionary, has very kindly offered his SER
vices to the Ladies' Mutual Aid Society of our
city, and that it is his purpose to deliver course
OF three lectures for the benefit Of this society on
the lst, I'll and Sd proXlmo. The ladies have Sc
cured the use of the new music hall in the upper
part of the Academy of Music, as we understand,
and will thus have the additional attraction Of,
fered by this new and beautiful room. Ii is need
less perhaps, for rs to add anything more to the
mutil that has been ,already and deservedy said
in favor Of this society. With so many poor
women in our midst, surely any effort to aid and
asst them must meet our approval and COM
mand our earnest cooperation. We predict for
Mr.. Bogdon and the ladies decided, as it will be
q merited success.
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JOAN OF ARC ATTlIE ACADEMY LAST NIGHT
A full house greeted the temperance Of Bishop
and the Chapman Sisters on the boards of the
Academy Of Music last evening. Both the pieces
announced on the bills were well presented, and
the performance augurs well for tile success OF
the engagement The opening extravaganza of
sJoan or Arc'' is brilliant and effective bur-
lesque, sparkling with odd and unexpected puns,
and in some of the rhymes evincing considerable
cleverness. The fight between burgundy" and
talbot" was particularly funny; and the cos
tunes and other paraphcrnalia OF the piece were
gotten up in really superb style.
The comedy "Wanted, 1000 Mllliners," kept the
audience in continuous roar. Bishops power
over the visible nerves Of his hearers Is perfectly
irresistible and his face is itself comic fortune.
Blanche and Ella Chapman were, as usual,
spr!ghtlr and fascinating, and the troupe, with
the special instance OF Mr.. Kennedy, gave them
an admirable support.
Tonight "Joan Of. Arc will be repeated, and
the lovers OF music, dancing and general fun will
have another opportunity ofpassing joyous eve
ming.
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UNITED STATES COURT-HoN. GEORGE S.
BRYAN, PREsIDISG.-MoNDAY, JANUARY ei-Ih
the Circuit Court.-On motion of District Attor.
ney, D. T. Corbln, ordered that special term ol
court be held on the 31st day Of January, 1870,
commencing at II O'clock A. NJ.
In Bankr1tptcD.-The following petitions for
final discharge were referred to Registrar Jaeger:
ES parte L. Simons, OF Columbia; R. W. Cannon,
A. Miles, OF Edgedeld; ]. n. league, Of Darnwell.
Similar petition OF W. II. Hagood, referred TO j..
C. Carpenter, registrar.
Final discharges were granted as follows: Lewis
Simons ]. q. Suber.
Ex parte J. Kershaw, in re D. W. Jordan. Or
der OF distribution granted.
Ex parte j. S. R. Thomson and S. ]. Jeffreys In
re H. J. Pride. Assignee ordered to hold property
until further orders.
In the case Of J. F. Will, final hearing was post
poned until costs are paid.
Ex parte Bollmann Brothers, in re Theo. R.
Brown. Assignee ordered to pay the lien of the
creditors.
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CITY A F F A | r S {.
Auction Sales This Day.

Jeilortls & Co. will sell at hall-past O'clock
at their stores, sugar and herrings.
John 5. Ryan will sell at II o'clock. at the olu
Pos;oiiice, real estate.
Bowers & SilcoN will sell At II O'Clock at the
Old rostofilce, real estate
Lowndes & Grimball will sell at II O'CLOCK, at
the Old PosIoillce, real estate.
j. Fraser Mathewes will sell at II O'Clock at his
Office a law library.
Laurey & Alexander will sell at 10 O'Clock, al
their store, strips, hams &c.
f. NJ. Marshall e. Brother will sell at II O'Clock,
al their office, horses and mules.
John C. Minor & Co. will sell al 10 O'Clock, at
thtir store. shoes, dry goods &c.
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WHcoy, GIBBS l. Co.'s FERTILIzING WORKS.
That portion Of the city east OF the Bay and ada
cent to Union wharves is rapidly being occupied
by our large mercantile firms as the best
location for their warehoascS and manufac-
tories. The fire OF 1861 destroyed nearly every
large building in this section, and those
that have been erected since were built es-
pecially for the business intended. Prominent
among these is the establishment OF Messrs
Wilcox Gibbs 4 Co., occupying the former
site of the Palmetto Iron Works, but cover
ing more space, and having storage room and
every capacity for the transaction of an eAten-
sive business. This firm, which has branches at
Savannah, Augusta and Wilmington, has but re-
Gently opened in this city, and are now making
the necessary arrangements for the extension or
their business.
The old building has been enclosed and large
shed built on the ground afording room for the
storage OF immense quantities OF fertilizers. The
firm are the only parties in the Southern States
who receive the celebrated Phoenix guano in bulk
and IL is here manipulated with other compounds,
forming several qualities Of fertilizers, each admi
rably adapted for the the crops raised in the South.
An engine OF 25 horse power works the machinery
that extends through the building, and is used to
pulverize the guano and prepare it properly for
the market. The machinery was all arranged by
eyperienced mechanics, and no clement IS want
ing to make the fertilizers offered oE this nrm
equal to Others new in public USE
Mr.. McMurphy is the Charleston representative
of the firm, and they have in addition to the man
nracrsry an onice on East Bay. where the business
Is transacted.
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Stories and Pictures from Church History, Lon
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Sermons Preached la ST. James Chapel, London,
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Father Hyaeinthe's Dlscourses, with blo9rapnl
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PANORAMA OF NEW YoRK.-Mr. 0. \. Bull
ard's panorama Of New York City is one Of the
finest works Of its kind that has ever been en-
hbited to the public. 1t was prepared with great
care, and without regard to expense, and pre-
sents one hundred and 1fty-four different views
of the streets and scenes Of New York. The
paintings cover eighteen thousand feet of can
vas and the cost was fully $4,000. Every one
who has visited it testiHes to the accurateness Of
the different details, and those who have never
seen the metropolis should remember
There has been time, so the knowing ones say,
When, to go to New York. took week and day !;
But now, since the great panorama has come,
They can see the whole city, and not go from
home.
The representations OF the principal thorough
fares and public buildings and points OF interest
in the vicinity of the great city are very TRUTHFUL
and the entire exhibition has received the most
nattering concentrations from the clergy and
the press, and has been attended in every city by
immense crowds.
The panorama will be exhibited at the Hbernian
Hall. for five days, commencing Friday after
noon.
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SHoo FLY DoS'T BoDDER Ne THE SONG
AND ITS AUTHoRsHIp.-Many persons who are not
in the habit OF frequenting negro minstrel shows
have expressed desire to know what are the
words OF song to which reference Is SO often
made in the newspapers, and the chorus oil
which salutes the ear In every public place IL
Is a nonsenscal melody without rhyme or rea-
SON, but Is legitimate successor OF such airs as
"Captain Jinks," and "Up in Balloon" and is
therefore immensely popular with the masses.
When we'll sung, with the buresque "Can-Can''
accompaniment it never fails TO create enthu'
siasln in q theai -hese are the words:
/ think hear dc angels sing,
I think hear de angels sing,
l think hear de angels sing
De angels now are on de wing.
feel, feel, feel
OATS what my mudder SAID
De angels pouring lasses down
Upon dis niggcr's head.
CuoRUs-Shoo fly don't bodder me
Shoe nj don't boddcr me
Shoe ny don't bodder me.
belong to company G.
feel, feel, feel,
feel like morning star;
feel, feel y feel,
feel like morning star;
Ifeel, ] feel, i feel,
feel like morning star;
! feel, feel, feel,
feel like morning star.
n | sleep in de sun, dis nigger knows,
If sleep in de sun, dis nigger knows,
II sleep in the sun, dis nigger knows,
A Nv come sting me Oh lie nose.
feel, feel, feel
OATS what my mudder said
Wheneber dis niger goes to sleep
He must cober up his head.
cHoRUs-Shoo 1y don't bodder me &c.
Strange as it may appear, says the Richmond
Dispatch, there is considerable discussion IN tile
papers as to its authorship. A claim lor refers
burg was first put in by the Norfolk Journal
which stated that the song was originally com
posed and sung by crazy man named Baker
Crowder, but now We see that Lynchbure
claims it, and then again the Wilmington Jour
nal says its dulcet notes first broke upon Inc
world at Nassau, n. P, during the blockade, ano
was first imported into Wilmington by some ol
the blockade runners.
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ms- uEALTH's BEST Defence.

mS- uEALTH'S BEST DEFENCE
"The weak eateth herbs," says ST. Paul. so that
eighteen hundred years ago the value of medici-
nal plants was appreciated. In the Old Tesla
ment botanical remedies are repeatedly recon-
mended. but in no passage OF sacred history Is
man recommended to swallow calomel, or blue
pill, or any other mineral preparation. The sick
were directed to cot herbs to strengthen them, to
purify them, to-heal them, to restore them. In
that day the art OF making vegetable extracts
was unknown. The herbal medicines were mere
infusons.
1t was reserved for q later age to unite the SAN
tary essences Of tonic, aperient and anti.biilous
roots barks and plants, with an active stlmulant,
and thus secure their rapid diffusion through the
debuitated or dsordered system. The crownlng
triumph OF this effective mode OF concentrating
and applying the virtues Of medicinal vegetables
was achieved in the production of HoSTETTERS
STOMACH BITTERS. Never before had perfect
" pure alcoholic stlmulant been combined With
the expressed juices OF the finest specifics OF the
vegetable Kingdom. Never yet, though eighteen
wears have elapsed since its Introduction, has this
great restorative been equalled. 1t Is taken at oil
seasons, in all climes as the most potent safe.
guard against epldemics, as protection against
oil unhealthy exhalations that produce debility or
beget disease; as remedy for intermittent and
other malarlous fevers; as IN appetizer; as SOW
ereign cure for dyspepsia; as general tonic anu
nvgorant: as q gentle, painless aperlent; as
blood depurent rs nerylne; as q cure for bilious
affections; as o harmless anodyne; and as the
best defence of health under favorable circum-
stances, such as sedentary pursuits, undue bod
ly or mental cxerton, hardship, prvalion and
cynosure. jan22 6D&C
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THE RIGHTS OF BILL-posrERs.-In this ad

THE RIGHTS OF BILL-PosTERs.-In this ad-
vertising age every available point that can catch
the public eye is used for posting purposes, and
glaring letters tell OF the wonders to be seen at
the different places of amusement. The boards
in front OF the burnt buildings opposite the
Charleston Hote, were erected for this purpose,
and the play bills Of the Academy OF Music have
been posted on them. Manager Ford had leased
the boards from whom he deemed responsible
parties, but Mr.. r. Arnold claimed prior right
to them, and demanded $50 per month for their
use This was deemed eXorbitaRt, and the de-
mand was not accedcd to. Mr.. Arnold sued for
the amount, and the case was heard yesterday
before Magistrate Schroeder. j. Barrett Cohen,
ESQ.,, appeared for Mr.. Arnold, and Manager Ford
was represented by J. A. Moroso, Esq After the
examination of witnesses, the case was put to
the jury, and verdict rendered in favor Of the
defendant.
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A NOTED CLERG YMAN AND PUBLIC Leo
TuRER saws OF "Drown's Bronchial Troches:"
"In all my lecturing tours, put sroches into my
carpet bag as regularly as do lectures or linen"
Public speakers vocalists, and all others who eS-
ercise the voice should never fail OF using the
troches. They surpass all other preparations in
clearing aud strengthening the voice, removing
hoarseness, allaying Irritation of til tnto:., nn2,
as a cough remedy, are pre-eminently the best.
For sale by Dowie, Noise & Davis.
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nsy-TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AID

@r TO CONSUMPTIVES.-THE AID.
yERTISER, having been restored to health In a
few weeks, by very simple remedy, after having
suffered several years with o severe lung afiec-
tion and that dreadful disease, consumption, is
anxious to make known to his fellow-sullerers the
means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of the
prescription used free Of charge,l with the direc-
tions for preparing and using the same, which
they will find SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA, BIOSCRITIs &c. The object OF the adj
vertiser in sending the Prescription is to benefit
tile afflicted, and spread information which he
conceiyes to he invaluablei and he hopes every
sufferer will try his rcifedy, as it will cost them
nothing, and may prove ablessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, WIN please ad-
dress REV. EDWARD a. WILSON, Williamsburg,
Kings County, New YORK. noy9 amos
zS- NO CURE, NO PAY.-FoRRESTS
JUMPER TAR for Coughs Group, Whooping
Cough. Asthma, Bronchitis Sore Throat, Splitting
OF Blood and Lung Diseases. Immediate relief
and positive cure, or Eice refunded. So cents.
n. B.-The genuine article has yellow labels,
with white, imprinted wrapper.
Sold by G. W. AlMAK, agent,
Corner King and Yanderlorst streets.
nOyoj thStu3mO
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Hotel Arrivals--January 24.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

Geo. Sellors. Marysville; Fred. S. Burger.
New York: II. S. Tanning, Brunswick; James b..
Fleming Thomas Haddock, Timothy Stevens,
New York; W. L. J. Reed, Cheraw; W. J. Walker,
Washington: j. NJ. Mccall, Darlington: II. X. Dun
ham, Mrs. H. X. Dunham, Richmond; Samuel B..
Palmer, Mrs. s. B. Palmer, Savannah; a. ]. Fred
erick, South Carolina: G. W. Patton, Mobile; r. D..
Sem. Columbia DR.. W. L. Pom, st. Matthew's; n.
A. Bull, 0rangeburg.
PAVILION HOTEL.
f. Washburn, Pom Pom, S. c.; Charles White,
Mrs. Reynolds, New York; s. ]. NJ. Byrd, NJ. D.,
E. H. Gasque, Myersville; W. H. NJ. White @. j..
Myers, Flintville, S. c.; NJ. Manhelnt, Enlngham,
S. c.; j. Ellis, Florence; J. W. Morgan, Ala
bama: P. S. Garner, Atlanta Ca; ]. r. Clements,
Darlington, s. c.; Patrick Donnelly, Atlanta, Ca;
]. C. Richbourg Peter Gailliard s. Gailliard Fl. F.
Gaard, St. Johns BerSley; ]. A. Coward, W. q.
Gardner, Williamsburg; j. r. Bryan, J. H. Thomp-
son. Saters Depot, S. c.. Samuel Frazer, Mount
Pleasant.
MILLS HOUSE.
Jesse Horsey, Steamer Falcon; DR.. Alexander
Micox, Mrs. Harry Mccall Miss Meta Mccall, Mr..
Harry ". Mccall and two maids Philadelphia;
c. H. Taylor, Jno. J. Patterson. Columbia; Albert
Norton, j. Norton, Jr., F. NJ. Stephens, NJ. P.
Ouigley, Eulard's Panorama.
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BY JOHN S. RYAN.
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A nc t / O n G er.


NDER DECREN IN EQUITY.
" Grardeau VS.. Curtis, Administrator, ct al
by virtue OF an order OF sale In the above cause
to me directed by the Hon. r. D. Carpenter, Judge
of the Court of Common Pleas for tile First cir.
cult, sitting In Equity. will offer for sale at Pub
lie Auction, THIS DAY, the 25th OF January, at
II o'clock A. NJ at the Old Postolllce, foot of
All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND,
situate on Johns Island, In the Parish OF ST.
Johns Colleton, In Charleston County, containing
two hundred and slxty-slX acres, more or less;
buttng and bounding south and east on Lands
of Justus Angel, north on pine Lands formerly OF
Gibbs and now belonging to estate OF Christopher
jenkins, southwest on Lands formerly OF estate
OF Mathews, now OF Brown, and to the west on
Lands of the estate Of Parker; together with all
and singular the rights, members and heredita
mcnts to the same belonging.
Terms-0ne.third cash; balance In one, two
and three years, secure dby bond OF The purchaser
and mortgage OF the premises. Purchaser to pay
for titles, stamps, and all necessary expenses.
VIM. J. GAYER,
jana5 Specal Referee.
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By J. FRASER MATHEwES.

EOR SALE OR TO RENT, The it,,,5;a.. ahL.
isi,n1 Containing SOME GOO acres OF high Land,
500 acres of Which are cleared, and about M $50
acres are Hrst-rae cotton lands On the fanta
ton are small Dwelling o, lou1 oSsarr briidl
house, twelve cabins, anu Quiet NECESSARY 'uno'
ingS. ,,o,, rror ,o,;cob,a
by steamboats, ami schooners, and WITHIN Iour
miles OF the regular steamboat landlng.
For further particulars, apply as above.
ian13 thstuG
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FIRE IN CHEsTER.-A destructive fire oc-
CURED in Chester on Saturday night, 1t is sup
posed from incendiarism, and before the fiery
element could be stayed number OF stores In the
business part of the town were consumed Freid-
berger, ]. Hyman, ]. ]. McNinch, the Bee Store
and the dwelling of Mrs. Campbell, were burnt
The Odd Fellows and Masonic Halls, and the Of
flee OF the Chester Reporter, were also destroyed.
But little was saved, though the citizens were
earnestly at work, and used every endeavor to
prevent the spread Of the fire. The confectionery
establishment of ]. ]. McNinch, and the press
and type OF the Reporter, were the only property
that was insured, all the rest being total loss.
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grand MASQUERADE BALL.-The SGnger-
bund Teutonia Society will give grand masque
ball OIL Wedn csday, February 9th, at the music
hall of the Academy of Music, that promises
rich fund of amusement The committee Of ar
rangements are determined to make this the ball
OF the season, and the costumes and masques
will be of the most mystical character. No one
will be allowed to enter the ballroom before IL
O'Clock without being masked.
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BUSINESS ENVELOPES NEWS Job Office
Ia now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, at 81 per thous-
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed on his
envelopes