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Tie Proprietor OF ;hls pleasantly located 2Gd
elegantly furuisnel Establishment. IL! tie St:ifC
laUitai. Is.Ires ,tAlnfurm tile travelling puui.c a4u
others seeking scconlpodations,. tllst the 60.
LUMBfH'i Is in every respect a tirst.c.ass Hnte ,
-.ates situated lp the business centre Of I'll
city, WITH tina ,arxe airy; rnolas. and a t,ila sup
pIied With livery Helicacy Of tile season, both ron
Sew-York AMI OharlesrOn markets. the Pfuprtc
sor pledges that no efforts will ht spared TO Siys
nerfect snrsfsctlon In every respect.
A nrsLclass Livery ttauie 70 Attached TO Eht
Iotel, where vehicles Of every dsScn2 son car D.
lad At the shortest notice.
Omnlbnses attend the arffa and deoartarc o.
every Train. WEI UOHhAN
= :f-onrp.tor and superintendent
j., D. BUDDS, Cashier, apfT Efm
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A LAURA FAIR IN EBosY..Chioe Johnson,a
eolored 81, aiedgbsloreTrlal iuStic" hicEry
yesterday afternuup. chaxxed With assault Ing
Louisa Garrett: The de endsnt had been tvLug
for GONE rime past With a gay oro.iver or eoisr,
John Long By n me, who bail inspired htr with q
ma sionate love for him.. and now beeominE thel"f
her. a, tempted tn cast her Oh. The urhsppy-Cihne
could stand this bus when the handsome John
before her eyes ,"oS up with the prosecunlx, her
rage and jeai0uRv knew no hounds. Seiztug a
brick in each uand, she follower the Esviag coil te
one evening. and comng npon them IN a
house in s'clesy street, Aason, she hurled
one Of her missiles at l.oul, a. striking her in he
breast. With the other she aaye1sE per9arefl lover
asevere bt~, aud then aa&aka4aaa .rb sae fe-
rociry Of a arress. A lively Eight ensnetls-w which
proved nm ~'eclsive, and ne "a tier Wa referred
to the trial justice. .Gih'ths. frtal Chloe r.t+arsed
the story II l,er ~ronas.and s&,mfted tho ASSAULT
Che wussentenoed tospG5a aaeo fsas doHafnnd
costs, ml!ae,aus of which shs waslaauHktsd 70
Jail Ser twenty days.
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D~HsrRuer1va ToRNApoA violent Aosm Of
wind and rain passed over the eastern side OF
Anderson County GA Thursday morning last, 2
little after sunrise. In she netghborhood OF Brea.
zeale,s Mill tho wonkauf destruction began, and'
the sreatsss fury seemsd ojnceDsratea . mile OF
beyond, in the direction OF Bel.on. The resi-
deuce aud outbHid,ugs OF Mt, Robert Q. Keys
was blown down, and the family barely escaped
with their lives, one or two members o his house
hold being seriously %tbJurei. Everything was
torn literally 10 pieces. even to the clorhiug upon
thsr p Other Houses An. the pdlh ssS The
tornado were Violently hurled to. the ground ana
An immense, amount Of timber and Iencing was
blown down. fEe track OF she hurricane was
only sYew hundred yarte WIDE. anrtt was most
dostructiye IN the locality mennonqd, which is
seven or eight miles east III AAHefa0n Eehrt-
house. 1t appears miraculous that no lives were
Lost, and that 80 few casualties to persona &C.
curE01.
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TEE PALMErTo STEAK EIRR C~oMPANY.-At
the anniversary meeting OF this company, held Oh
1hes eyening or the 9th instant, the following OH.
sicers we're elected to serve. for The ensuing year:
H. ferguson. PRESIDENT joseph Rsaaoek' vice.
president; Thosr miller, engineefs Thomas hclR.
tyne, aBt d~irector; John Coleman, second direc'
cor; John F. Byrns, third dinecsor; Tnos. Cocf-
faoe, fourth DIRECTORY 2. A. Roye, sscretary; VIM.
I. R1ger, tressurefS y. Reagan, first akman;
ssal. Burns, second axmsn;h n; Nolan, third ak.
man; 1. kennedy. tgnrth a1msniSwm. Thomex
aaiIkeeper; James Miller anu D.:FlyRn, stewards.
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supRhSE COURT. GoLUHDn, .GauRsaAt
APRIL 1.-THE court met OF IL A. q. Present
Chief Justice Moses, qua Associate Justices VII
lard ands wright
On motion of III. Moore, the cases OF John. 3.
Robertson, Respondent. vs.. Albert Evans. appel
lapt, and John E. Robertson, respondent, Fs. =.
Lowry, we're fstered to the docket and COMM
aed by, ceReenk.-
Ormotion OF Mr.. Townsend, the case. Of Bman!
uel Jackson, appellant, vs.. (. We tlerly- e. a.
respondents, was ordered to be docSeted.
John B.. Smith and NoaRlioson VS. Y. GoessH
sponJenE KSANthkfa@psGr appellants sshE
Townskrd 81 the Same SIDE. M. nu son in
reply.
ALP. n. the court adjourned until Monday,
May i, 10 A. H., when the Sixth Circuit will be
called. .x sd -sisa
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For New YoBx.-The splendid. new non
steamship Georgia, Crowell, comm inder. VIII san
fori s York on Tuesday Instead. Of Wednesday,.
at half.past 8 P. NJ, from pier No. 2, Union,
wharves. This change In the day Of sailing Is
made FOR the Accommodation OF shippers OF vege-
tables to the Neg YORK. market The ssaterooms
or this side.wheel steamship are all on deck, and
oner the finest inducements for elegance and
comfort to passengers.
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TIE RURAL. CAaoIINhN Tor Nay Is Out. filled,
s ilsaai. xtsh-c hese nestsfshASsnnSassaectal
interest 10 every farmer and Ria1tef. TIE gum.
Der opens Win. a sfs,ca 10 aa cafeer Of that
brave soldier ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS General john
son Hagoods and Is :ysrbsiItsaha with anne Dor.
srair OF thas eeaueiasn.S-
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10 ! PoR The SOHUTzENPLATz.-The: trains
on the South Carolina Railroad will ran regularly
70 tlle Sehnfsenplatz during the i've day o[fhe
festival, commencing On Monday at the following
hosess besye:ras sxSe daposs&S AQ and
1I6stockS Z. a., and i, ., s.s99. Aa aud g O'clock
P. II. Returning, Will ieavs the schutzenpsatz at
. and l1.2o A. H., and 1.2o, 30. $40, 80 and $50
P. M. The last night train VITA leave Line street
at $50, and the Schutzenplatz at 10 p n Tickets
must bapurchasedieefore getting On the train,
ana may be purchased OF Aesss. 9. Lhscnrt
East Bay; yon Santen, Nelchers { Muller. G:
q. Lndstedt and q. Pepper, King street. aud at
the railroad.
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AN AIN IN viEw.-Ahong the preparations
lOr the coming contest at the 1sesasseaiss,, that
ef Rscticlng with rifles is kepsup With enswsy.
AFTERNOON and morning smali!p parties Of rwos ana
snrees may be seen vending their ras y the
1AsDhs Oh the outskirts OF the city. where the CON
lnnsia crack Of the rla. may be heard. Win the
Improved sights and nnen aes, hitting Is reduced
.tea certaauty, and The rambler of buns-eteshots
viz asionish everybody. The Germans know
how teshoot q rtne. and whoever may be King
this real, VIII nave TODD more than the ordinary
shooting to gain that honoe.
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To CLOSE out our stock of Tenpins, TOO
Chests and Building. Blocks, we have reduced TIL
prices to very low figures.
Mol ISL KING ST., N HAssL ST. BAZAAR.
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ROUGH Woak.-The Greenville Enterprise
SAYS: aMr. J. B. sherman, depdAy 6nffed States
marshal, receitsa , severe blow on the read
IRON ,soI,e man. last Thursday night. whose Reg
OF whiskey he had just seized, aud FOR some time
Aisiife wasdaspaifeda. We arspaeass6 TO- learn
-ssakre 8now regarded asifkeS 10 recover in a
short time. NJ. sherman met with the misfor'
,une In the exercise OF his oficlal authority. lie
wssastng from cnsrch sspe, and; as:hs2passed'
thsblaeksnth ss6s westv the river, saw SOME
one take q keg from a bogsy and pus II. seaind,sas
shop; following his suspicion, he seized 1t and had
it removed in,o the nearest store, aud while talk
ing With q frtead, the ewaer Of the keg passed
through the house and struck him the blow as he
went, and got into Ms buggy Immediately and
left. We have heard the name OF the offender
mentloaed Dos Is shere is some dispute as to
identity, We refrain. from stating further"
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, CHANGE ON TIE CITY hntAY.IToaccona-
arodate the numerous visttsts Mho Will attend the
Ghutzeniest, the Two. A0sse. Ged) cars on the Rut.
ledge street line will take the place or the one.
horse yellow, cars on the King street line dusfng
the continuance OF the feslfIaL. &
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MAsoN1c.-At eiIaessfhg ct tho masters OF
,.heMasonic Lodges, and Of sneatgn praawe 81 tne
Chsbaers, held yesterdas, q 4aESt Broad sttsst,
1t was resolved that tssstS iEpte& and, chapters
should attend the lecture to aa aeliyered Monday
evening, at the Freundseusssbuhd' Hall, by the
Thrice Alustrious Brother Albert PIKE. The OH
GERS of the Chapters VIII weSf their legalia on the.
occasion.
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B o gI,rES.

If ro6 desire amid, pleasant, safs md
Agreeable esthsstts which vii, eauseisettssr nan.
"a or gripping palms, uss>natrresfesedy, Helm.
posds ots4se Prs, They arsspgpsy Seeesabie;
their component parts being CataVba sigrapc
mice ana aa4d extract rhubarb." She did you de.
size q sFilnant complexion. youtAfulnppeasEpce,
new are, new fresh blood and renewed vtgorSuse
81 IFS EXTRACT earss2arals4 !
Az rarsTiIp that1s a marseTif complex
convenience, embracing q gTeas variety Of fx-
tares thar ere fecusssry or desirable tsrYshe
coun,lnehouse desk, is 10; sale by Edward pefry.
Il a. ncutisaty IN is way, ana s1oasl beiseen, II
norSssgh, By escrySody. -.
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AIKEN PEACHES GONE BP!-We regret 10
feHrr from a correspondent that the recent cold
snap hiss destroyed many hopes for delicious
peaches this year. Alresdy a telegram advises US
that Kansas, Kentucky, Missouri aun Virginia
have lost the crop. aud now comes the sad tnteli.
rance that The famous Aiken pesches-the favor
etsswhlch, owing TO the saluority OF the climate,
surpassrs ali o,hers-haye sonsup from soto sl2
per crate. We regret this. not on account OF the
enormous crop Of Nh. Dersy's peach orchard, at
Aiken, but that our people saonld have 70 pay
such high prices for peaches. Mr. LEROY. how
eye-, will supply all shareholders in the Aiken
Premium Land sale. gra'is.. With ataste at least.
We suggest that he ACIDS cream also; put that
would be, perhaps, the cream Of the J,ke. For
further particulars our. friends can call OF O.
Hickey, NO. 3s King street.
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MARE Your CLOTHING Order your Stencil
Plates at the Hassl street Bazaar. -octi4fs
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FROST IN Tx Uf4C eUNrSY.-fhe Yorkxile
Inquirer says: 'Erom various seUtiuds wehave
repor,s OF slight frost on Sunday morning last.
There was frost In this locality on the same.mofn.
Ing, and also on. the molntne following. but no
damage was indicted 10 9nlt. Or sesesatsen.A
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RELIGIOUS CHANGES. Some months ago, the
pulpit OF the second Presbyterian Church, IN this
city, was vacated by the resignation OF It's pastor
Rev. DR.. Smytne, through declining health. In
this hour of their ira, the church aud con,re'
CATION turned TO the Rev. D Z. Lafar. principal
OF the Rutiedge Avenue Semi sry, anil earnestly
solicited him to. SUP ly the vacant charge. AL
though engaged in the srdunus duries Or II large
seminary. MI. LsFar at once resRonasd to the
call. on Condition. however. that lie I've relieved as
soo2 as possible, or as SOM as other assistance
could be obtained. The church consequently has
now invited the Rev. Mr. Br Lckett, 81 wInnsboro.'
to ali It's I.ulpit during the summer months. and
We ar informed shat the inT,sti 'lsRas been &C.
oepted. Mr.. .LsFIr preschsS his ;hSs sesnonto
the cong erat OH tr.moerow morning. and retires
with the thanks of an undivided flock for The
faithful serviceshe has.r ndered aupoHx them,
Mr.. B, arkeit expects to enter upon his duties on
the second Senday III May.
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THE gHEsfsk RseazBs-EG RsLure,
Esq, has determinsd 20 revive oAs pabNostioa, OF
the Reporter. Nssnczhse Is . gentleman Of flpe
culture and a ready writer, end ttRmaksths Re-
porter q paper worthy the patronage Of the
public. @t -
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H6FSTCIA1.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining In the PossSmce
at Charleston, far the w~eekssaHug April e,
1871, and printed onetas6 in TIE DAILY Nswe,
as the newspaper nayiag the largest circulation
In the gipty Of Charleston.
5zFefsons calling for Letters ADVERTISED,
should. ststetAat they we .Adyaztaaed.n
sstofice hours from A II. to OK P. u. On
Sundays, from s< to sK +. H
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Number, 3nel, &r.
p Bf LED E RS BE or
&c. 81 CsURoH STREET,
Z THREE DooHs RoSrH OF BROAD,
CHARLESTON, &C.
LMa States LATHs
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SaIHEEY.TePs sEWERPIPE GARDEN VASES
&c &c. DC.
Now landing, q cargo OF very superior LIME.
for sale low.
Country orders carefully and promptly tlled.
J. u. Box 81 Z. a. aRi@6E
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UNITED STATES COMMIssIoNER.-MesesBen
asttttSoath sk, ksstean descea5nssxelp9Enss1e9sGs
fSfe Commissioner foorteodds yesterday morning.
charged with voting under age ut Button during
the election In October last. The prisoner war
another Of Congress Midtleton's militia company.
and hls extreme youth Wes platsl4sebstrSsblsS
He was discharged without an examination, the
commissioner being satisfied that It was not worth
the while OF the government to try these efences
after thecommissioners Il election in the'oeunty
where they occurred had been found guilty or
changing the names on the ballots and the ballots
In the boxes. ;
TIE au.DKH AucMoE--ThtB institution Ia
becoming popular. Before the auctioneer was
ready to proceed last evening, the store was
.tanamed with 0 crowd OF purchssersawaithag the
sacrifice Of the numerous articles OF ornament
and utility which still remain unsold. The stock
Of the establishment seems to be inexhapsuble.
AFTER three nights hard work the goods seem as
crowded a. ever on the shelves, and spaendd sets'
Of china, beautiful vsses, gorgeous tewelry, and
nacsaaeks Of every description are picked up aud
sold as II they grew in the eases Pie bidding
last night was animated, and the sale waaleRs
up until after twelve O'Clock. Tonight Is. 1.-THE
night for sarsAsas. The aactioaees docs neShn.:
ger, and KNOCKS down everything for whatever
oeered. The goods have to be sold.
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Charleston Typographical Union, at saif-
past 8 a: q .
Washington Light Infantry Rice Cub, at $
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, washington Rife Club. at-P. n. 4
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EoURT OF. CoxxoN RRAs, APRIL 2SrH-HoN.,
r. r. GaAaAx rKssnHe. -Lawrence Campbell.
receiver Of the estate otJnnL- Francis. deceased,
VS.. the 8sok OF Charleston. Action - COMPEL
the hank to issue certificates for nt'y half and
6fy@ Whole shares OF. stock SaJch the plaintiff
osatns 70 haRe been >tmprdserJ- essasfesred on
the books OF the bank, by an order OF the ordinary
for its sale. Notion for nonsuk, on the ground
that the ordinary he'd concurrent jurisdiction with
the Court OF Oommon Pleas, and exclusive j'rs.
diction In tue prssentJtcasr. TIE motion wss re:
fused. aud the case being submitted TO tie jury
The latter found for the p.atnri ID She present value
Of the tockSlSssaIE
Johnston, administrative, va. the City Goulcll.'
xsnoAepr 4br sRewF rist was msde by tho City
attorney on the q round that the verdlct for $500
damages was Contrary to law aud the weight OF
Meeyldence.. =
, A decreeSDr.$lsO was entered In favor o Shin.
gtr, administrator. srainst Mccsy, executor, In a
case on E,a country p~rocessdoGker.
!, kaus Va. Bl+r. Appeal Frsm q. decision IF q
trarjus,iee. Rererreas 70 the iuIge, who. decreed
for the defendant
The remaining jurors and s~upernumeraries were
all dlscAa' sed 49,
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Re1nonats.

Removals..
ATADAME LUzTER, PARTISAN DRESS
wi. MAKER, has removed TO Ne. 2S8 KING
STREET, east aide, between Market and Hasd
streeta. 8pEl6
NOTIUE.-THE EQUITABLE life
IN ASSURANCE SOCIETY " OF Ne- Yerk, pave
removed from No. al Meeting street TO their
ue% eince, No. 20 BR0AD STREET.
WIN. B. Shaw
lehl3 General Agent.
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~pByrooRArH ALHUAs GRzAPER TEAM EVER!
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Their stndings, 81 20; old pride $3.50.
HAsgL 81. BazAAR. AND No. Isl EINa 81.
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ArrHSTIcs, !3ouRIsTs.-stereoscopie views
az Charleston ndyiGinaty- At No. l6l King straet,
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