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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-05-18

SO circulars, SuOWllIS Iie CoiiesiI>SA VI VIZ AA
cd debt of the State.
Hon. C. w. Dudley, after few PREDATORY re-
marks, submitted the following resolutions:
Resolved, /. shat pfe mediate no resistance
whatever to the Government of the United
States, under its present administration, and
intend in respect thereof to conduct themselves
as peaceful, law-abidng citizens
9. That however distastcful the recOnstruc-
ton measures have been to the Southern mind
we now view them as fnalites, and recognize
the duly Of obeyng them in letter and in spirit
and rs far as in our power lies to make tha'
duty pleasant. =,
8. That we look to time, and to peaceful
measures only, for the solution of any dittlcul-
ties that now exist or may hereafter exist in
the administration Of the affairs of this State
and VIC entertain the belief, that all the changes
and notifications that may be desired in that
connection can and will be effected by the quiet
influence OF an enlightened public opinion.
4. That the exigellcies of the times demand
from the people other efforts than those intend
ed to promote the success of any party
their true interests consisting in uniting with
good citizens of any ant all parties in promo
ting the welfare of every section and OF every
class of the people.
5. That we deprecatc any and all focaf oi's'
turbances arising out of the irritation conse,
quent upon the supposed mal-admlnlstfatlon' OF
public affairs in the State, and we appeal t t
the people to respect the laws and to look t
them only for the redress of such grievances as
NAV now or hereafter oxist, and unite with their
feliow-citizens in continual effort to promote
the cause of peace and harmony amongst all
classes of the people and secure the permanent
prosperity of the State. To-
Referred! to the Executive Committee:
Mr.F.F. Warley introduced the following
which we're referred to the same committee:
Resolped, That this Convention earnestly e3, X,
hort the people of the State to abstain from all
acts of violence calculated to supplant the reg
uiar and due administration of justice, and to
rely upon the law and other proper agencies s ioI m
the redress of those grievances of which they
Re.otred, That His Excellency GoyernoI,
Scott having expressed desire to appoint good
men to Office, it is but due to- hm that the s csl-
zens of every county should communicate free,
" with him in reference to aie'teeiings and
qualifications OF bis appointecs to- office, and
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-15
auftiom Sales.--future Daps.
By A. G. McGILLIYRAY. ;
Auctfonear..

4 UCTION sALE-ELIzABETH E. SAN
n DERS Executrix, vs.. Charles G. Mckay,
Executor, ct al-fn Common Pleas.
By yirtue.of an order In this case, Issued by the
Hon. r. F. Graham, Judge Of the Olrpult 0ourtfor
the First OtrcMt, will oRer for sale, at Public
Auction, ss the Old Postofice. Charleston, 8. O.,
on TUESDAY, the 2sth day Of March, A. D. 1871,
at II O'Clock A. H..
All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND,
known as "FIagg Plantation % situate, lying and
being In the artsh Of St: Thomas and St Denis,
In Charleston County and State aforesaid, neasur-
ing ahd containing seventeen hundred (l7ool
acres, moro or less, butting and bounding to the
north on Land Of Beresford Bounty; to the south
on Land Of W. L. Venning and samuel T Mar-
tin; to the east on. Land OF Jonah Venning, and
to the west on Land OF --Simona.
ALSO, ~.
All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND,
known as 'Taverrs, "'stuate lying ana being In
the Parish OF st. Thomas and SteDanis, Charles
ton County and State aforesaid, measuring aud
containing i've hundred and ten t6l0) acres, more
or less, butting and bounding TO the north on
Land or Dr. Edmund Ravenel; to the south on
Lands OF Beresford Bounty; to the east on Land
OF Hamlln, and to the west on Lands OF DR.. Ed
mund Ravenel and John Sanders.
Tems-One third cash, and the balance on q
credit OF one and two years, with interest fronl
the day OF sale, payable annually, secured by
bond or bonds Of the purchaser or .purchasersr
and mortgage Of the premises. Purchaser TO pay
me for stamps and papers. 4. 8. DURYEA,
. marl5-w2mtu2 Special Referee.
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Hotel. Arr1vals--sIarch IL.
PAVILION HOTEL.

PAVILION HOTEL.
MI. Hirsch, Levin, South Carolina;J. NJ.
Wilson, Newberry; f. NJ. Law, Y'rkve; D.
Louis, Oraugeburg; Walter Caswell, wife and
.chM Mrs: J. Mend ell, Miss nendel, Q. II. MendeI,
New York; James Berry, Robt. Berry, W. B.
Berry, Miss NJ D. Afford, Marioni F. A. Smith,
Georgia, Mr.. and Mrs. Wormald; London; A. Nor
gan, Georgetown; NJ. B. Meador, J. W. Burorldge
Walterboro'; Jno. T. Norcross, Philadelphia; W.
T. welks, 8. o. Howe, Florida; W. NJ. Cummings
Colleton.
MILLS HOUSE.
Il. NJ. Harris, New York; 81. Somrners, Boston;
James NJ. Geay, Philadelphls,sw q Panhqrst'
Providence; D. o. Grove, Utica; S. C. Lyford, F
D. Ogilby, U. 8. A.; Mrs. Wetmore, Geo. W. Bos-
sett, Il. Tur.chell, F. c. CarwrInes New York; S.
Il. Hunt, Daniel Budd and family, New Jersey.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.
E. S. Chdsey, Conuecticuti W. Paige, Alabama;
8. c. Means, Spartanourg; Ar. aud Mrs. j.. E.
Goddard, New York; H. NJ. Draine, North Carroll
na;.G. G. Bunckurtr, II. o. lockwood, r. G. Down
Ing, G. D: Hunter, A. ]. La Fargo, h. Pellott,
New York; E. g. Cline aud lady, S. B. Cline, New
York; L. G. Downes, Maine; Mrs.. ]. O.
Bonner aad maid, G. N. Quintard, New York; II.
D. Gillespie, P. Poullalu, Baltimore; E. r. Burpee
and wife, Canada; A. Iiaysten Rumrill, New
York; ]. II. Buckhalter, Wiiliston.
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RvLOWNDESx GRIMBALL.

TSTATE SALE BY ORDER OF THE
~ Executors of the remainder Of the property
Iol mery belonging to the Estate General y. U.
PincEney, on the west side East Bay and Guig-
nard street, or Hayne street extended, and Whic1
was Withdrawn at sale OF 18th ebruary, Dntlt
Council should establish line OF Hayne street.
WIN be sold at the Old Poatoface, THUhsDAYs
W All l. those M LOIS OF LAND on the west side Of
East Bay, Just north OF Market, described ID
pIst made by Vim. Hume, Surveyor, December ~,
1870 as Lots A. B, G, D, E, varying Ia measure.
ment nom % feet einches front on East Bay ana
le7 feet deep. more or less, to 27 feet 'front.' oy ~
feet inches deep, more or less. TN one OF tnese
Lots Is o good TWo.story Brick House.
ALSO, o,,.
Those Three LOTS on the south side o! aSag- spas
nard street, measuring each IS Leet tHGags' W ~
more or less, and descrloea 10 LUIS VI W. '.-
Hume, Surveyor, as Lots h. q, r.
ALSO, .,x.
Those Five LOTS on the north slde Q. IL asrnss ,an
o,rest east Of East Boy. measuring esen ~ oy ioo
Seset mora or less, and describ"d Id plat OF Wm
Hnme. Surveyor, by the num0ers H. Id A
10; o;Iernaoue 1T third cash. balance In one two and
- lea neena secured by bond and mortgage OF
M ,ryeSaser or purchasers, with interest nom
he 6ev of sale at the rate OF seven per cent per
nnum arG payable semi annually; buildings to be
insurei and policy assigned. Purchaser TO pay
FOR papers and stamps.
Piats may be seen at our once. mafs
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Ry LOUIS D. peSAuSsURE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY, CONSISTING
OF eight Stores and "Terpsichore' or "Turn
Halle,n on the east side Of King street, between
Broad and Tradd streets, which for diteen years
previous to the bombardment Of Charleston and
since the close Of the war have always been rent,
ed, making them the most certain pieces Of real
estate in the city for yielding rents; also No. 1io
On TUESDAY, the soth Of March. at II O'Clock
A, H. will be sold at the old Postoflce,
The following REAL ESTATE In Charleston, as
described Ia plat made by Edward ]. White, sur
Veyor, in February, 1871, by the letters ,
MENT STORE AND DWELLING with slate roof,
No. SO King street. Lot measures IA feet front
by 240 feet deep, on which Is Tenement Kitchen
with slate roof
Store and Dwelling, with slate roof, No. "a King
street. The Lot Is II feet front by 2+o leet deep,
on-whlch is Tenement Brick Kitchen, with slate
roof.
Dwelling, with tile roof, No. SO King street. Lot
is TWO story Brick Kitchen, with tile roof.
D.-The two and half story Brick Store ana
81 feet inches front by 24l feet deep, on which s
a TWO story Brick Kitchen, with slate roof, and q
large one story shed. This place has been FOR
many years used as dying establishment by Mr.
EWThe two story Brick Store and Dwelling,
with slate roof, and one story wooden addltlon,
No. 7s King street. Lot "a feetT inches 'front.' py
FMThe two story Brick Store, and Dwelling
with tin roof, and one story Wooden Shed, NO. 70
King street. Lot 27 feet inches BY al feet deep,
on Which is two story Brick Kitchen with slate
roof and a Carpenter Shop.
G.-The two story Wooden Store AND Dweling
with tin roof No. IA King street. Lot 23 feet2 z
inches by l3l feet deep.
H.-Tfe two and half story Brick and Wooden
Store, and Dwelling with slate roof, MOI King
street. Lot SO feet inches front by l3l feet deep
on which is a Two story Brick Kitchen With slate
roof. ,,.r, :, ,.,,no
an entrance on King street OF eight feet Wlae'
running l3l feet, and then widening 70 % Iees,
and running ITO feet deep.
ALSO, 49,, ,,,,
The three.story BRiJK STORE AND RESI-
DENCE. with tile roof, No. 116 Church street one
door sou h OF Queen street, containing six roomS,
nantry piazzs &C., and Two story prlcR Atcn'
On lot 40 feeL front by SO feet deep.
andit,ons-One third cash; balance by oonds
beaTinc ! ner cent. semi.annual interest, payaoe
IN one and Two years, to be secured by mortgage
~ ~ The nroperty, which must be kept insured BY
he nnrchascrs and the policies assigned; the pres.
ent poicies OF insurance to be taken By purchasers
and maid for pre- rata Purchasers to pay Tor pa
ners and revenue stamps. mario
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I DECAsrRo.-It is scarcely necessary to do
more than mention the name Of this magician,
for the people continue to flock to him as il he
controlled the power Of natural gravitaton. He
rewards.his audiences literally every night, how
ever, andri that we presume, consists not little
of his successf Mr.. A. Kelsom drew The $50
prize in greenbacks last Nigh. Tonight more
prizes and fuu. The little ones must not forget
the matinee this afternoon, at three O'Clock.
Handsome prizes will be given to all OF them.
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By.A. C. MsGILLIYARY,
Auctiones

TOHN HOLTON AND THOMAS HOLT0N
81 vs.. THOMAS AsHBY, Executor, ct al.-Ia the
By Virtue Of an order OF Court made In this case,
viii offer for sale at public auction. at the Oh
Postofice Charleston. s. g., on THURSDAY,
March 23d, 1871, at II o'clock A. H.,
All that certain piece, parcel or LOT OF AND,
with the buildings thereon, situated, lying ana
being on the north side OF inspection street,
known as No. g, in Ward 8, in the City OF gharles-
ton, measuring aud containing In front on In
spection street fortytwo l42l feet, more or lesas
and In depth from south to north one hundred
and fourteen tll4l feet more or less, butttng and
bounding on the south on inspection street, on
the east BY land now or lately Of Joshua Lazarus,
aud west by Parker, and on the north by
land Of Captain - Grant
Terms-One-haIf cash, and the balance In 9 bond
or bonds on q credit OF one year from the day OF
sale, with interest thereon, payable semI.annual-
", the bond or bonds to be secured by mortgage
or the premises; the buildings to be insured and
the policies assigned until the bond or bonos are
paid and the mortgage Satisfied. PuSchaser to
pay me for stamps and papers.
r. 8. DURYEA,
marl5-w2th1 Special Referee.
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" ING WILLIAM.

Jast reeslyed at KING WILLIAMS CIGAR FAC.
TORY, No. $40 King street, near Society street, o
large and complete assortment Of Leaf, Chewing
and Smoking TOBAUUO, Cigarettes, Snuff, Pipes,
&c. Havana aud Domestic Cigars imported and
ruv invItes the attention or chewers and smokers,
and and traSers Wholesale and retail, to stock fully
Comprising variety Of quality and Prices
nyorod Az or The loWest cash rates. All orders from
she Country w viii receive prompt attention and
shipped q. o. D., or at thirty days city accept
ance decl3 6mos
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4 FIRE AT GADsDEN Station, Saturday night,
DESTROYED all that weuld burn OF the premises OF
Philip Epstein, including his stock of goods, build
tngs, &C. The Ore was discovered breaking out
through the roof and progressed so rapidly that
only time was given to save two mules.
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STOP HIN Stop HIM.-Yesterda afternoon
Meeting street, near the Mills House, was enlven
ed by the above chorus, shouted in every key, as
q frightened horse, with an empty wagon attach.
ed to his heels, came flying down the street. Not
withstandipg the cry, everybody kept out OF the
way with wonderful unanimity, aud the horse
finding no one would stop him, turned into Chal.
mers street at smashing pace. Steering clear OF
the numerous vehicles here, he cleverly carried
himself and impedment Into the Mills House sta
bles, and brought up, short. He was there secur-
dsaud nothing was found to be Injured. The
animal and vehicle are the property Of W. j..
whipper, and had beenleft at the door OF Webb
d Sages crockery- house for moment by the
colorec driver, who was attending to some busi-
ness. The horse, seeing the opportunity, com
mence4a race on his own hook, which dispensed
with asaWhipper.tn.n
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Auction Sales This Day.

R. N. Marshall 4 Brother will sell at 10
O'Clock, at their office, mules horses and suRdrles.
Holmes J. Macbeth will sell at naH Hpast ~
O'Clock, at their office, mules and dray.
Miles Drake will sell at 10 O'Clock, at Ills store'
contents OF country store,
Ma. Hunt will sell at 10 O'CLOCK at his store
boots and shoes.
william Mckay will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
store, furniture, notions, &c.
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TAXPAYERS, ATTENTION Bear in mind
that all taxes not paid before the 22d Of March
are liable to apenalty Of 2oper cent, and that all
taxes not paid on or before the 10th Of June are
liable to an additional penalty OF FIVE per cent
when the property OF taxpayers will be levied
upon by distress or otherwise. There will posi-
lively be no further extension Of time allowed.
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USINE EsS NoTI Els.

PARTISAN DREssMAKING is famous, the world
over for its masehless nicety and taste; and
those OF cur lady readers who wish to aVaR them
selves Of che services OF trained and accomplish
ed arttste in dress, may give their work to
Madame Luzer, with full confidence In her skill,
promptftude and ability to please. She also makes
fine French corsets to order. Her establishment
is on King street, one door above wentworth
over the Dollar Store.
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FINE WoRK.-Messrs. Chapeau .Heffron
nave Just completed for gentleman Of this city
one of the handsomest aud neatest saddles to be
found anywhere. The tree and materials were
imported from England, and the saddle Is an
English hunting saddle-what the Americans call
a shafsoe saddle, as contra-distinguished from
the Somerset. The article Is compact, neat and
OF 5eautiful shape, and reflects great credit on
the skilful and thorough work which the estab-
llshment always turns out,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-15

BUSINESS ENvELoPEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
Is now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, at 81 per thous.
and Send yopr orders. Every merchant and
business uan should have his card printed on
his envelopes.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-15

MApEs' NIyRoaENIzED. SuPERPHosPHATE OF
LIME composed OF bones, phosphate guano, con-
csatrated ammoniacal animal matter and sulphu.
ric acid. Klnsran & Howell are the agents for
the State.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER. - Thomas
Deas was brought before Commissioner Porteous
yesterday morning, charged With being one OF
the rioters at Biggin Church during the election
last fall 1t was shown that although Thomas
bore most striking resemblance to one OF the
monument ballot.box abstractors he was really
NOT the man. He was, therefore, forthwith lib
erdted.
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS CHEAPER THAN EVER
In Velvet aud Leather bindings, IS cents; old
price go cents. Iu Velvet and Leather bindings
IS cents; old price 81. In Velvet and Leather
bindings, 81; old price 81 Is. In Velvet and Lea
eher bindlngs, 81 20; old price 81 SO.
BASEL sc. BAZAAR, AND No. 1el KING 81.
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IN ADMIRALTY.

The petition Of Alberger & Co., ct al, to require
Geo. B. Kellum ct a., libeAants OF the bark Kedar,
to give stipulations for the production and safe
return OF the vessel to Philadelphia was read, and
the argument Of counsel having been heard the
case was held by the court under advsement.
The consideration OF the case Of David Rtsle7
ct al. against the steamship Mercedtta, was re;
sumed, and the argument Of G. D. Bryan, Esq.,,
for the llbeants, was heard. The Hon. A. G. Ma
grath followed for the respondents, and during
his argument the court adjourned until 10 O'Clock
this morning.
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PUGILIsrIc ENcoUNTER-James Brown, a
colored youth, after some hard DIR mixing on
Monday evening, becsme dIsorderly in Calhoun
street, and seeing Samuel Moore, colored fellow
whom he did not like, near by, applied to him an
epthet denoting his canine extracton.- Samuel
resented the insult BY. blow In the face and the
two fel to work in.earnest. The police here put
In on appearance, and the two combatants were
duly locked up. Attera an examination before the
Mayor nexsmorning they were sentenced each to
pay nne OF S. or 60 to jail for ten days. Brown
for being drunk and disorderly, and Moore for
being disoraerly and assaulting Brawn.
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miscellaneous.
OH, YES! Oh, YEsl OH, YES!

OH, YES! OH, YEsl OH, YES!
1t becomes my pleasant duty to inform my friends
and patrons, that the time has again arrived for
them to commence cleaning and repairing their
Household Furniture, Mattresses and Bedsteads.
Try remedy that never falls; send for the Doctor
who keeps the Furniture InfrGary at No. 81
Queen street. Having greatly enlarged my
Invalid Furniture Hospital am now prepared TO
treat patients in that hne more successfully and
satisfactorily than ever. "Come one, come all"
JOHN L. LUNSFORD, No. 81 Queen ST.,
Opposite Harrisson's Paint and Oh Store
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CnoouEr ! CRooUEr! CRoQUET Just re-
celred at the Hasel street Bazaar, the cheapest
Croquat In the city.
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RUSTIC GOODS RUSTIC GooDs IA reduction
OF twanty per cent. on Side and Corner Brackets
BOOK Racks, Scr at our stores.
CRAs. O. RICHTER l. Co.,
Hasel street Bazaar, and No. 1sl King street,
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CITY AFT A r s..
Meetings This Day.

Tyre Lodge, at Z P. NJ.
Charleston Dramatic Club, at half.past P. ID.
Relief Loan Association at haltpast Pm.
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The CH1coRA FEsrIvAL.-The Military Hall
was again crowded last evening, and another
successful entertainment was added to the nume'
rous ones afforded by the Chicoras for the past
ten days. The masqueraders were evidently q
success, and in their fancy attire deported them
selves so as to afford great amusement to.tie vis-
torsand, apparently, satsfactlon:to shemsesves.
The festival closes tonight.
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The UNITED STATES CoURT.-The District
Court was opened at II O'Clock yesterday morn
ing, his Honor Judge Bryan presiding.
On application, Of A. II. Ford, assignee, rule
was issued against the purchaser Of the land Of S.
S. Gasque, bankrupt, for the resale OF the land at
his risk.
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CR6MBs.-The Officers or.the German Rifle

CR1MBs.-The officers or the German Rifle
Co-pamset shlaarternoon at the schutzenplasz.
The; Porto Rlco women who Wsreinducedso to
leave their homes, suffered froin abandon ment
and poverty here, and nnally found redress at the
hands Of Trial Justice Mackey, have had passage
secured for them from Baltimore to Porto Rico.
The Baptist Church OF Mount Pleasant has been
made the recipienr ola magnificent silver COM
munionaservtee, consisting of-a nagon, bread
tray, Two cups and Two plates. They are Of neat
and chaste design, and are beautifully engraved
with the name OF the church and date Of organi-
zatIon.
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At Cosr AT Oosr Large size Chrsmos.
HAsEL STREET BAZAAR.
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THE CHARLESTON NEWS:

PAPER DOLLS PAPER DOLLS Sold at 8, 6,
and:l2 cents each former prices, s, 10, Is and
:, No. 1s1KNa:sr., AND HAsEL ST. BAZAAR.
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THE STEAMER CuAXProN.-We are gratifed
to announce the safe arrival ar New York, at two
pm yesterday, OF the steamer Champion of the
Adger Line. During FIVE years no accident has
ever occurred to any vessel OF this line and, D. ",
no accident will occur while the steamers are
Under the command Of their present careful and
experienced captains. The recent silly rumors
concerning the Champion, published by some OF
our contemporaries, and which gave rise to need
less apprehensions, were wholly greundless.