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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-07

a SPANISH SrEAMsHIP.-The superior pro-
peller steamship Rita, Captain Riestra, under the
Spanish dag arrived here ut an early hour yester-
day from Havana. which port she left on Friday
last. The Rita Is consigned to Mr. ". P. Hall, of
our city, who caae passenger In the ship. She
is one OF line between Liverpool and Havana,
and Is q new vessel, being lately constructed in
the Clyde and ha the beautiful lines which usual
ly characterize steamers built there. She Is over
three hundred feet In length, and is at Atlantic
wharf, where she will load madlately for Liv-
erpool The capacity OF the Rita is about three
thousand bales.
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Auction Sales This Day.

Leitch & Bruins will sell at II o'clock, at the
old Postofice, real estate.
wardlaw & Carew will sell at II O'Clock, at the
old Postonice. real estate.
R. NJ. Marshall & Brother will sell at 10 O'CLOCK
st their office. mules, &c.l
.. A. Enslow & Co. will sell at half.past 10
O'Clock, in front of their store damaged cotton.
Miles Drake will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his store,
dry goods, clothing, &c.
william Mckay will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
store plano, furniture. &c.
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The ACADEMY :soF MUsro.-'sLa sonnam-
bula,: or ratherthe shreds ofit tangled together
in the shape of burlesqre, was presented by the
Lisa Weber Troupe last night. To say that the
audience were KEEP in the best humor with them
selves; that their eyes never wandered from the
fair performers; that their ears were tIckled by
lively dialogue, sometimes pungent and by music
generally agreeable, is only to repeat the verdict
given on the opening night. The burlesquers
were as p;quant and bewitching as possible,
dressed not unbecomlngly, and made display
quite as generous as was necessary to make their
performance complete. The ereores were nat
terlngly frequent, and there was no reason to com
plain of anything but crowed house. Tonight
"Pluton will be exhibited with all its diabolIcal
surroundings, and we presume large audience
will gather to observe how the performers will
adapt themselves to the temperature which Is
popularity supposed to belong to his dominion:
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UNITED STATES Standardization In
South Carolina has the election OF United States
senator been attended with SO little Interest as
has been manifested in that which Is now pend.
Ing. The small politiclaus-Tray, Blanche and
Sweetheart -adherents OF this faction or OF that,
In their own circles may have stirred gentle
ripple; but without in the social and commercial
world, the chances Of either candidate were the
subject OF scarcely a comment. Moses, Robert
son or Carodozo, the election OF one, or OF oil
three, would have excited no commotlon beyond
the grateful ejaculation OF the community
ssThank God, It's no worse" Men who have no
voice in the representation OF country, are not
apt to BE concerned In events which do not affect
them as individuals. Doubtless 1t is an unhealthy
condition Of public affairs when an entire people,
or rather that portion Of the people who
possess the wealth from which spring the Income
that supports the State, are dumb and inert during
such an election. Yet, 1t Is even so. and with
little faith In the present, or hope In the future,
they seem to have alphabetically conceded that,
under the "rule or ruin" policy OF the party In
power, we must be content simply TO drift upon
the faterul tide without an effort.
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THE BALL Of THE MARIoNs.-To-nfght oc-
ours the grand ball of the Marion Fire Company,
for which so many preparations have been made
by our fire department and its friends. The COM
mitsee on decorations were busy until late hour
last night in laying the cornerstone, as it were,
OF the work which is to be done to-day, and the
spirit with which the undertaking has been be-
gun augurs well for Its eventual success. large
number OF ladies and gentlemen will doubtless
avail themselves OF the opportunity to enjoy the
pleasures Of the dance and It will not be the fault
OF the managers If the occasion does not form an
epoch in the history OF Terpsichorean happiness.
BY 10 O'Clock tonight the Academy OF Music will
probably be resplendent with light and beauty.
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RAILROAD ITEMs.-The first shipment of cot
ton Us bales from Macon to Charleston, via the
Macon and Augusta Railroad, reached this city
Yesterday An extra force OF hands are now at
work on the line OF the road from MllledgeviAe to
Macon, and will In few days have every mile Of
the road placed in perfect order for the transac'
ton of the heavy freight business anticipated.
On Saturday evening last, about i've miles BE-
yond Miliedgeyille, on. the Macon and Augusta
Railroad, the engine Of the construction train from
Macon to Miledgeville ran of the track. throwing
Mr. Thomas Gibson nom the top Of the last car OF
the train. he fel across the track, breaking his
back, which caused instant death. The deceased
left wife and one child.
On Monday the conductors car OF freight
train on the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad
was thrown from the track andsmsshed to pieces.
No one was killed, but two persons were severely
ands several sllghty injured. One man lost his
left leg
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By HOLMES l. MACBETH,
Auctioneers.

ESTATE TO BE SOLD.
M win be sold on TUESDAY, the Goth day OF
De. ember next, in front Of the Old Customhouse,
All thnt lin. TRACT OF LAND, known as the
champion pantation,n formerly the property OF
Colonel Frank Hampton, situate In Rlehland CoIn.
tv about five miles from the City OF Columbia, the
rack OF the south Carolina Railroad passing
through it, containing 4l53 acres. more or less;
the said tract being composed OF S32 acres Pine
Land. 2244 Bottom Land and 1077 High Land.
The improvements consist or fue Dwelling,
Stables and Outbuildings, In Pine Land, also q
large Barn. and ampe accommodations, for
Iaborprs, with fine water power. Place under
cultivation. This Plantation HIS fne reputation
for Cutton and Prorisi,ns, ard the pasturageis is
considered the finest east OF the Mississippi River.
Full particulars will be furnished to any persons
desiring to purchase. - ="
Ternls-0ne. third cash; balance in two, three
and four years; interest at seven per cent. per
annum, payable annually; credit portion 10 oe
secured by bond Of the purchaser, and motsgasHn ~
OF the property. Purchaser to pay us ior jill
necessary papers and stamps. =
j noy3Q-ws5fmtuS
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CRuMBs.-The Rev. Campbell Fair, of Eng
land. Will preach in st. Marks Church this eve-
ming. Services TO commence at O'Clock. ss:sd
The city inspectors office. lately located In the
basement OF the City Hail. has been removed to
the apartment on Meeting street at the back OF
the Main Guardhouse formerly occupied by the
Erna Fire Company.
onMonday evening next the Charleston Turn.
veren Will give one OF their pleasant entertain
ments.
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BUSINESS NOTI Es.

FINE MANs1oN-A RARE OPPORTUNITY
Messrs wardlaw d Carew will sell to-day, at II
O'Clock, at the foot of Broad street, that spacious
and elegant house, with the large surrounding
ground and outbuildings. situated at the southeast
corner OF Blake and Drake streets. This Is one OF
the most pleasant and desirable residences in
Charleston, commanding fine view Of Cooper
River and the harbor down to the ocean.
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A GREAT BUSINESS CENTRE.-The most en-.
couragIng part Of the city to VISIT in business
point Of view, is Union wharves and Its immediate
vicinity There are on the water front, three
wide and capacious piers literally crowded with
shipping-so crowded, that the heads Of the
wharves are occupied with great piles OF mer-
chandise, grain and produce from the Baltimore
and New York steamers; salt, hay, fertilizers
and West India fruit from brlgs, terms and
schooners; of Peruvian and Phoenix Islands, for
Wilcox, Gibbs i o.; unmistakable Carolina, for
Geo. W. Williams & Co.; In all, nearly three thous-
and tons landed and to be landed over period
of O few days. The continuous line of drays with
hay remind one OF the Quartcrmaster times or
the war period, when cavalry and light batteries
were eating large quantities. And yet everything
goes on without confusion, except that every
now and then there are few more drays and
wagons in the streets leading from East Bay,
than cln conveniently get through. Just next 10
the wharves Is the monster cotton shed OF
the State Press and Steamer Press, SO by 500 Feet,
and 20 feet high where sing Cotton Is seized,
stripped and reduced to Onc-half his plantation
size. and tracked down to the wharf as II his 500
a'bale valuation was nothing at all.
ODD0SlGe the mOuSLel CUltvu ouout We W. W
linms & Co. have q row OF fertilizer warehouses,
and while one line OF drays are moving In Peru
Wan, another line Is moving out Carolina or other
rayorlte brands, and when this operation Is going
on and all the doors are open, this fact is known
for two blocks from cause that will suggest
itself.
Then J. F. Taylor & Co. keep two hundred sons
or Vulcan at work to the north OF the presses, aud
the wando Company are piling up their irrepres.
sible product, ready for the new years business
and further on the hum OF busy machinery at
tracts you to Russell's sash aud door factory,
wherc you can get what you want without send
lug one thousand miles away from home and be
disappointed.
II anybody doubts the daily stir Of business east
OF the Charleston Ho'el, let him go down Hayne
and Plnckuey streets and seeSor himself
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TNoUEsr-The jury Of inquest over the body
OF the infant found dead at Dunntng's farm con-
tinued their examination yesterday according to
adjournment. A verdict was brought in, after
some deliberation, to the effect that It's death had
been produced by premature birth. brought on
by unlawful means. The mother OF the child has
nos,yet been discovered.
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FOREIGN E1PoRTs.-Messrs. B. Mure Co.
cleared yesterday for Cork and market, the Bri-
tish bark Grace E. Cann. with o3oo bales upland
cotton; the British bark Emma Parker, for Liver
pool, by Mr.. Henry Card, with 14lo bales upland
cotton and Ito tons phosphate rock; and the
Spanish brig Francisco, for Barcelona, by Mr. W.
P. Hall, with $50 bales upland cotton.
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COLLISION ON THE STREET RiILw4Y.4Eot
to be behind the times, Car No. On the City Rail.
way rai into the wagon Of Mr.. John F. charlons,
at the corner Of Meeting and Calhoun Streets on
Monday evening last. The car was turning the
bend at rapid trot, and struck the wagon before
it could get Off the tract. The latter was consid-
erabIy injured, and the owner has instituted suit
against the driver and conductor ofthe street car
for damages.
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.Su1c1DE.-An inquest was held in Columbia,
upon me body OF Mr.. T. F. Dent, and the verdict
OF tn. jury was that he came to his death from
the effects Of flaudanum-a vial OF which he had
taken. The unfortunate man had been on a
sprsN, a1d It Is thought he was under the effects
OF liquor when he took the poison. MI. Dent was
generally regarded as quiet industrious man.
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By W.. Y. LEITCH s B. S: BRUINS,

ToR PARTITION N.-RESIDENOE IN
II HENRIETTA STREET.
Will be sold at Auction on THURSDAY, sth
instant at the Old Postofdce, at II O'Clock,
That desirable and commodous RESIDENCE,
known as No. l6, north side Henrietta street, be.
tween Meeting and Elizabeth streets. The House
Is two and half storles slate roof double plszzas
TO the west, with cistern and all necessary out
buildings. Lot measures 40 feet on Henrietta
street, by lis feet in depth.
ALSO,
That RESIDENCE adjoining, east OF the above.
The Building Is TWO and half stories, with
plaZzas TO the west. On the premises are all
necessary outbuidings. Lot measures Is feet on
Henrietta street. by lis feet deep.
Terms-One-quarie er cash; balance in one, two
and.three years. with interest, secured by bond
and mortgage Of the premises. Property insured
and policy assigned. Purchaser TO pay us for
papers and stamps; dec3-stuwth4
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RUSTIC GOODS RUSTIC GOODS Side and
corner brackets, book racks, wall pockets, paper
stands, match safes, and picture frames. Hasel
Street Bazaar and No. 1s1 King street. oct1s
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Hotel Acknowledgements 6.
PAVILION HOTEL,

John N. Long, Georgetown, KY; G. E. Stead
man, Simon Brown, Blackville; J. A. Hendrix, Co.
Iumbls; W. Bowman aud lady, Pickens; R. Gam
brill a5ef lady, Anderson; T. L. Dubois, T. L. ku-
der, North Carolina; J. R. Phillip, TimEonsVille;
McNeltie Kicks, Weber Troupe; D. E. Gordon
South Carolina; John Nettles Northeastern Rail
road: a. D. Buckhalter, Wtlliston; b. ". Mann,
Bourbon County, KY; Isaac A. Blanton South
Carolina; R. F. Fielder, Manning; ]. NJ. Nettles,
Northeastern Railroad; Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan and
son, Georgetown; John Floyd, F. W. smoot, Bar
w. CHARLESTON HOTEL.
IN. Williams, New York; James E. Crosland,
Barnwell; D. Callahan, Pacific Landing; W.. d.
Lswton, South Carolina Conference; George E..
ComIlson, orangeburg; g. D. Clarke, Louisville;
R. R. Brigges, North Carolina; W. G. Garrison, r.
SImmonds, q. Douae, New York; ]. NJ. Hood,
Florida; B. F. Jenkins, Virginia; DR.. N. l.. North
and wife, Aiken; w. &. DePass, Camden; K ).
Hopkins, Philadelphia; ]. Barnett, New York; W.
a. Wallace, Miss Wallace, Union; S. Goss, Cam
den, H. L. Pnckney, Jr., statesburg; L. H. Deas,
Camden; F. C. Nuns, Chicago; VIM. Markoe, Ma
con; G. q. saunderson, ]. B. Etwood, Mrs. FOUL
ton, Y. Y. Hunter, B. W. Moore, F. Zwtelel, New
York; B. Normend, Darlington; Rev. L. NJ.
Banks Bennettsvilie; S. W. Wilson, Georgia; A.
n. Forster, Georgetown.
MILLS HOUSE.
Geo. waterhouse, Beaufort; G. Freytag, b. T.
Plate, Philadelphia; Sahuel Read, Mount Holly,
NJ; G. E. Valentine Augusta; A. Duckwitz, New
York; D. ]. Stephens, orangeburg; n. Pepper,
New York; John King, Edlsto; W. M. 3ramhall,
Leonsfd Dent, ]. ]. Green, New Fork; d. Hendry,
Newark;D. S. Bray, Florida; E.. Carman and J.
Oatlin, Jr., New York.
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tbs ADeER LINE.-These reliable ocean
steamers are carrying their usual full freignts.
The Manhattan arrived last evening with large
consignee and passenger list. She was detained
BY heavy head gales. The Charleston left for
New York yesterday P. NJ. with valuable gen.
eral cargo OF cotton and other merchandise.
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BY H. II. DeLEON.

VTALUABLE PLANTATION To KENT
ON EDlST0 ISLAND.
Will be Rented out at public outcry, on 18TH De-
CEMBER NEXT. at the old Customhouse, at
Charleston, South Carolina, at II O'Clock A. II.
All those valuable PLANTATIONS on Edlsto Isl!
and. the property OF f. II. Baynard, deceased,
known as Rabbit Point, Sea Side, and oil the
lther places OH said Island belonging to said es.
tate.
Terms-Approved city acceptance, payable 18th
December, 1871, to secure rent.
noye-ws T. II. WILLINGHAM, Trustee.
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DEATH OF A CATHOLIC PRIEsT.-Rev. Greg
ory F. Duggan, well-known and beloved Catho-
lie priest Of Augusta, died on Monday night OF
heart disease.
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,CfrT MoRrAL1TY.-The report of the city
registrar ior the week ending December 8, 1870,
shows the number Of deaths In Charleston to have
Been twenty tx. Ofthese, thirteen were whites
and thirteen colored. In addition to the above,
two srtll.births are reported.
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THE SINGER NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
will make splendid holiday present. Easy
terms. State agency No. 1877 King street.
noy25-3l
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MOUNT Zion ISsrrTUTE.-The' exercises Of
this school will be resumed on Tuesday, January
%. Further particulars in regard to this admi-
rable institution may be found in the advertise
mept OF the principal
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By JEFFORDS u co.
H. H. DeLEON,


TTNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
L Sale OF Lands in Colleton County. Thomas
e. Wllllngham, trustee OF E. H. Baynard vs..
James G. Mofiatt.
By virtue OF an order OF the Hon. R. B. Carpen-
ter. Circuit Judge In the above case, dated 23d OF
June 1870. to me directed, will be sold on THURS
DAY. 18th December inst, at II O'Clock A. NJ, IN
front OF the Old Customhouse,
All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND,
situate, lying aud being OH Toogoodoo st. Paurs
Parish, Colleton County. measuring and contain
Ing 5000 five hundred acres nf Land, more or essj
but,ing and bounding to the north on lends OF
estate of Colonel Ashe, south on Lands OF the
estate or Marshall east on Lands OF Seabrook
jenkins, aud west on Lands OF VIM. Aiken, form:
erly Swinton.
Terms-One.half cash; balance payable IN one
wear, with interest from the day OF sale, at the
rate OF seven per cent per annum payable an.
nualIy, secured by bond OF the purchaser and
mortgage OF the premises sold Purchaser to pay
NJ L. WILKINS,
dec3-sw4th1 Referee.
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CITY AFFAIRS
Meetings This Day.
Lodge. at 7P.M

Landmark Lodge, at P. M.
Palmetto Lodge, &. OF P, at half.past P. NJ.
Boarl Of Trade, at hall. past P. n.
Corporation French Protestant Church, at half.
past P. NJ. sI-,
Atlantic Phosphate Company, at P. III.
Pioneer Fire Company, at P. M,
South Carolina NJ. E. Conference, at A. NJ.
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By NILES DRAKE.

NLoTH1NG, Dry GOODS, LAD1g
" HATS. UOAKS, DOBLS, &c. .sfsass
THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, FNTni sell at my
Store, corner Of King and Liberty streets, ~
96 Tweed. Cashmere and Jean SACKS "a, 30
"a Fine Fr0ck Coats 80 tess,s.
24Heayy Pilot Overcoats ~. : ~ ~
800 pair Cashmere, Satinet and Jean Pants
SO Cashmere and Fancy, Vests e, .i...sii
Pieces Printed Satfnet, Kentucky leans. Btoads
cloth, Cashmere, Dress Goods; Balmoral Skirts
Hosiery, Hickory and Fancy Shirts, Draweraf
Dolls, Ladies' and Misses Hats, &c. - -. -
On Friday will selr l6o cases Boots, Shoes and
Hats. 80. !. - = .fdeC1g
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ATTENTION, ToURIsTs.-Stereoscopic views
OF Charleston and vicinity, at Nc le1 King street,
or at the Hasel street Bazaar. nov12
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TIE TURKEY THIEVES PUNIsHED.-Anthony
Bastlon, a confederate Of Albert Mercer, was ar.
rested yesterday morning at O'Clock, BY special
oflcer Johnson, for participating IN the recent
rald on Mr.. Joshua Toomer's turkey-roost on
Mount Pleasant. Antheny and Albert were taken
yesterday before Trial Justice S. L. Bennett, Who
after fair trial. in which their guilt was clearly
established, sent them bo:h to jail for thirty
dave
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USE ..CosrAR's ExTERN1NAToRs and Insect
Powder for rats, mice, reaches, ants, bed-bugs,
moths,n &c. Sold By all druggists.
maY4-WlyrDkC
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by w. z. LEITGH sRsS: sBRUNS
c Auctioneers.tt;l.,.G:. z 5,sJ q: r 2
n ESIRABLE- PROPERTY IN EUNAN
-I.qla - : L STREET. ~, u ;srit-g-.t
Old Postoffce, ata11 O'clock, - I..Er
That. TWO = STORY. WOODEN DWELLING,
known as No. g. Nunan street, four doors from
Rutledge avenue; with. double plazzas. ,l The
Dwelling contains four rooms; with Kitchen, an.l
stabllng for three horses. .ie .si..s
This Is very es.rable property, being adjacent
to the 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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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER at Joseph
Blaclman's drug store, No. SO Broad street, De-
cenoer 8: Soclock, So; 10, so; 12 o.; 2, sa 4, e4
q 60. & a.
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PANTs-Cut. Made and Trimmed at 50 SO
per pair, at o. E. Dc A. s. JoHNsoS's.
nov28-mwf
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GAMES GAMES J! GAMES "A fine assort-
ment at No. 1e1 King street. Also, at the Hasel
Street Bazaar. oct12-wthS
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Go TO GEORGE LITTLE Co. for fine All-Wool
Undershirts, at So. noV1S-imW
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PLAYS! PLAYS! PLAYS !-Seventy-hve
kinds-l5 cents each; by mall postpaid, 20 cents
each. No. 1sl King street, and Hasel Street
Bazaar. CHAs. q. RICHTER co.
oct12-wth
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T&E 2 T5tsff qIivwsELrhe 4 e memaofhfal m d Ii & Tie
charleston Board OF Trade against the revival OF
the usury laYs has been presented to both
branches Of tR General Assenbly-in the Senate
byMr. oorbtn, and ID the House by Mr.. Hurley!
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Drnss, Gbemlrals, &r.
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letters patent both on trade mark label aud COM
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TO the most delicate infant.
For sale by Druggists. Price 81 per bottle.
PEN sERTON, TAYLOR & Co.,
Prorretors and Chemists, Atlanta, Ga.
ROSWELL GA, April %, 1870.
NeSsTS Penlberton, Tuvi01' Dc CO.:
DEAR SIRS-I received the bottle or Globe
Flower Syrup at noon, yesterday, and began the
use Of it Immediately. My patient passed
more Comfortable night than she has for three
months, and now, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, says she
feels like another woman. / intend TO conttaue
the use Of the Globe Flower Syrup. believing 1t
will make a cure. Never have | witnessed such
great benefit IRON remedy, In so short time, IN
my life shall In the future use your Globe
Flower Syrup In all cases Of colds, coughs. und
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selves. Respectfully,
For sale by oil Druggists.
GOODRICH, WlNEMAN Il CO.,
Wholesale Druggists,
dec7-tuths3mos Charleston, S. G.
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NEW YORK LEDGER at SIX CENTS, In to-day
at o p. A., ar the UPTOWN NEWS DEPOT.
jun22-W
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aurtioncers' 1)ripate Sales, &r.
By LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURE,

" TION.
For sale. CROW ISLAND RICE PLANTATION,
in Georg town District. being part Of Crow ISL
land lying the south side OF Crow Island Creek,
waters Of North Santee River, containing about
400 acres OF prime tide Rice Land, OF which aooat
$50 were planted before tile war. on the place Is
small Dwelling Rse Tnresnes' now living on tie
49, .stna As'ss'' "0'f e dec7-wfm3