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THE RURAL. CARoLINIAN for January Is out,
IN It's usually welgotten up and interesting style.
It's table OF contents embraces over fifty well
written articles relating the agricultural stock,
mining and other interests OF the State.
The first article, entitled "What is the duty OF
the hour % by D. Wyatt Aiken, is an address de-
livered before the Barnwen County Agricultural
aud Mechanical Society, on November 18th, 1870.
1t is rem irEaby terse in Its language, and emi.
nentiy practical. Tue closing lines, as follows,
will we'll repay pondering
Let Us dignity our calling and instruct our chill
dren that labor Is honorable that idIcness Is ues'
plcable an that industry Is q charming virtue
Teaching them by example, and inscribing npon
our professional eSrutcleOn the three simple
Words-WoRK, ECONOMY, HoPE-we shall, IN q
few short years, reIuvenate our beloved South,
and agaln, as OF gore. shal greet each OTHER with
smiles, because PEACE, HAPPINESS and PROS.
PKRlrY will have crowned our labDr5.
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CLUBS AND SrARs.-The only case before the
Mayor on Saturday morning was that OF care
less driver, who had broken a city lamp-post on
Wharf street with his dray. He was made 10 pay
the expense OF the necessary repairs.
Francis Ferguson was arrested Saturday morn
Ing by Onlcer DAILY on a charge OF stealing silver
watch from Henry Mitchell, at No. "a Market
street. he Is held for examination today.
Dick Hazard, alias Prince McDuffle, alias
Prince McWhite, WAS taken up by Lieutenant
Phippy and Ofllcer Davis for stealing o coat from
S. Strauss d Brother, in King street, and Is held
for trial.
George Grifas, arrested by onlcers Truall and
Johnson, Is held for examination on charge ol
larceny from the Charleston Hotel
Isaac Mackey was arrested yesterday morning
by Onlcer DAILY charged with stealing parts OF the
machinery from the sugar works on Southern
wharf, aud will be examined to.day.
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MRS. KEoeH, the skilful chiropodlst, is daily
working wonderful cures among those who are
suffering from corns, bunions and other disorders
of the feet. She has also treated cases Of asthma
and the fits with singular success. Her rooms
are In King street, opposite Society, over McNl.
lan,s shoe store
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EMANCIPATION DAY.-The preparations which
have been going on for some Time oacA luz VIC
celebration Of the emancipation anniversary VIII
culplinate this morning in procession ana
speeches. The procession will form at O'CLOCK
aud move through the streets, winding up az
the White Point Garden, where tile orators ana
readers will be heard. Mr.. James L. Walker Is
announced as chief marshal, to whom the sese-
raj marshals OF the day are requested to reportfo
instructions
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Correspondent ssssyIth the Rev. w. w.
Hicks.

Correspondetssss<y the Rev. w. w.
Hicks.
CHARLEsroS, s. c., December 20.
Reu. W. ". Hicks:
DEAR SIR-It ID with un!eigned regret, sad hearts
and deep sorrow that we, the undersigned, with
many others Of your friends in this city, have re.
ceiyed the painful intelligence that you have de-
clded to leave us for new field OF labor In our
sister State. Georgia. We would not be seash.
INIT how can we consent to sever the tie that
binds you to u.s. even convinced as we are that
our loss will be to those to whom you go the
greater gain. We canaot give you up without
this last appeal to you, to reconsider your re"
solve, and remain with us. that We may continue
to enjoy your minlstratons. Words are TOO leeble
10 express our deep affection Tor ANU our lerVent
love and unbounded confidence 10 you as pure,
holy and courageous Christian mini!ter. Your
faithful services, untiring zeal anil unselfsh devo-
tlon have won our lasting gratitude, aud we beg
you not to leave US, assured ns you are tnat our
ministry s not in vain, hut that BY your preach.
ing sou have been converted TO God, ana IN
eteraity will forever shine as stars In your CROWN
We know only too well the causes that have In.
duced your determination to leave tnls CITY, nut
have we ever failed to weep when you were ma
for the wrongs they have done you Have not
our hearts and our homes ever heen refuge,
where we gave you the warnlest love and deepest
sympathy in all your persecntinnst Ihe ialse
ddence In you have only endeared You TO US by
thousand loving remembrances which we Will
ever cherish. We have seen only 70 ADMIRE !out
Christian fervor and zeal, your consistent Walk
and conversation, and your heroic adherence to
urIncIp,e, amidst the 1erce5t assaults from those
who should have ever been your Marmest friends.
and we now honor as much as we before loved
you, and feel that we cannot give you up now,
when the vlnlicatl0n OF your past course Is De-
ceming every day more complete.
Appended you will find subscription list, with
responslble names, pledged that they will, In the
event OF your remaining with US, secure to you
salary Of $4,000. This Is more than you nave
even more, II. by so doing, we can retain you to
minister to US In holy things.
Honinp to receive an early and favorable reply,
to our people, we remain, truly your friends,
GEO. BUST,
C. F. STgISMEYRR
LEONARD CHAPLIN,
A. r. PELzER, II. D.,
E. PIERsoN,
DR.. j.. e. SERVICE
W. BIRD,
And many Others
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New STEAM FIRE ENGINE FOR COLUMBIA
The Independent fire engine company Of Colum'
bia have just purchased, through Mr.. Syila' tne
agent, third-class Sylsby rotary steam hre
engine. The engine will be delivered within
thirty days, and an interesting trial will come on.
II the trial Is satisfactory the bargain will be
closed. The sysby engine is spoken OF in high
terms by parties here and In Columbia Six OF
them were furnished some time ago to tue fire de-
partment OF London.
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BUSINESS ENvELoPEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
is 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 enyeiopes
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@ HEB I5FFS 8 A3E q E--;s.:Ss .---;;ss: - /
~ On account and risk OF former purchaser,
who has failed to comply. Simon j. NagWo0d,
Vs. w. 8. Perry and John Edgerton. 9;sss.
By virtue or an execution In the above caso to
me directed, WIll be sold THIS DAY, ID January,
at the northeast corner Of the Cour.hopse, at u
O'Clock a. IL, -. $50 z 55s5s55
An the right, title andinterest OF the defendants
In ak that TRACT OF LAND, containing forty
uate In st. Andrew's Parish, and bounded north
BY landBof W. Bull and estate OF Parker, !eaSt
on lands Of estate OF Parker south on lands ofes-
tate Of Frost and west on the river r02d aUi for.
merly portion of the Plantation OF g. q. Mag.
wood, Thomas Sayage's HantattoG.
Levied on and to be sold Rs the property or the
defendants In the above stated case:srs sgSiss
Terms cash. E. WIN. M.NAOKEY,sst
jan2 500.
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-asesiem salss--abis- uep.
: BylA.9. CT MeGnIIYRAYi


SlHWR4 FFIS SAL E. - Y :, ,,sy:s+lsssa
~ BIZ ytrtus OF sundry NrIts Of Fleri Faclas and:
executions against the property to me directed;
and delivered, vii be s0,d on THIS DAY. ths "a
DAY Of ssnuary tast- at II O'Clock Am; st TN
-no1hoast corner OF the Courthouse, Ss..,...!t>s
All the RIGHT, TrTCE AND INTERRsTofthss
defendants IN the cases below stated tn the prop
-eftg "a kereina' TER specified ~ .
-. II. GRe6WBLL Vi. A. HoDDsAND Jox. HOOP
/, ALI that PLANTATION OR 1TR1gT 10P LAND
situate In st. Stephen's Parish a1d KNOWN as tina
"Du1ord Place." and containing ;on4 stHbueknd
acres, more or less; bntting and bounding south
by Cooper Lands, north and east. BY Lslref Hill
Plantation, and west by James Ho0t'B L&nds.
All that TRACT OF LAND adjoining the DuHord
Tract, AMI containing nfty acres, more or leal =
ALSO, $50
All that TRACT OF LAND In the Shove Parish.
the property OF Abram Hood, contataing two hup-
!dred and fifty aci es, more or less. \ - -.
GRoRG ". CLARK . COWS. ;. ). B. wEoooKf.
All That PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND
situate on Edisto Island In the Comfy Of ChANes.
ton, and containing acres. 80 - =:
= CHARLES Il: GROVES yB. CAROLMR aEBD81s5.S
All that LOT OF LAND, with the BuiI6in2s
thereon, on the westside OF King street, ki6Ra
as No. 653, measuring and. containing sstxtE -four
feet on King street. by two hundred feet In depth:
i6n2 49, ~. 81 Co.
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WATCH NIGHT SERVICE AT TRINITY CHURCH.
Tlhs peculiar CUSTOM which is more OF a social
meeting than a regular institution OF the Metho.
dist Church, was duly observed ON Saturday
night, OF Trinity Chdrch. The services COM
menced at O'Clock, the Rev. Bishop Wlghtman
and the Rev. J. NJ. Carlisle, the new pastor ap-
pointed for this church az the late annual confer
euce officiating. The loyeleast which was to
have taken place on Friday last. was held during
the watch service, and the old year was sung and
prayed out, and the new one sung and prayed In,
in due form. Tie services were Kept up until
few minutes afsrr II, anil OF the large number
of persons WHO came at 9, only very few left
before the meeting WAS ended.
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;Aoor,ur-The columbia uniopaays: .sxThe

;AcCrpHsE 1.-THE Columbia Unto n'aays:s tThe
down passenger train on the Greenvllle and Co.
lumbla Railroad~was neary thrown from the
track near wiRlamsten, ion Fridsys by cross Ties
which had been piled upon the track by parties
unknown. The 'iss.were placed upon the track
8. curve sns ssa n0s .ss sssnss ,ss the the
CINE struck the ties With such force as to cause
dlsagreeable shock to the cara, but they remained
upon the track uuinjured." !
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ENGLISH OPERA AT THE AcADExT.-0ur citl-
mems win be glad to hear that the Academy OF
Music is to be opened on Wednesday evening
next by Manager Ogden, with an English Opera
Company, which hos achieved great popularity
elsewhere "Sappho," the star OF the comblna-
ton, ia an infant musical prodigy, who sings
Nlllsson's songs hardly less sweetly than the d.
vine swede, and who shines alike in opera bouffe,
boudoIr concerts and the regular drama. hr.
Ogden ia host in himself, and the other mem.
bers OF his troupe are fully up to his standard.
The advertisement elsewhere gives the pro-
gramme. The price OF admission, Including re-
served seats, has been fixed at one dollar-a very
sensible change.
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBups, In leather bindings,
holding dlty pictures, 75c. and soc. each at No.
loI King street; also at the Hasel street Bazaar.
ocr10-mtu CHAs. @. RICHTER &c co.
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BY r. P. SALAS.

SUGAR! SUGARi SUGARit 81
- On THURSDAY next, the sth January, 1871,
at II O'Clock A. n, win be sold atthe United States
Bonded Warehouse, 10 Elliot street,
100 boxes Good GROCERY SUGAR .s.;ss-
$50 boxes Prime Grocery Sugar
200 boxes Choice Grocery Sugar. - 10. *
Imported per British Bark sailor Prince, Nc
Manns, Master, from Havana, and expressly se-
lected for thiB market. -. ~ ,:.Sstsg:I
Terms-All sums under $1,000, cash; above that
amount, thirty days, with approved City endorsed
note. y =" deC31
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TIE COUNTY AUnIroR.-Nr. 8. L, Bennett,
the newly appointed county auditor, Is now bustiy
engaged in preparing the books for the collection
Of taxes in February. Many improvements have
beea made In tile Office to facilitate the transac-
ton OF business
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SUDDEN DRATH.-Mr. T. Bernard King, a
well known young member Of the bar, was found
dead In his bed on Sunday morning. he had been
at his ONCE and on the street % we'll as usual.on
Saturday morning, but in the afternoon retired,
complaining OF feeling unwell. An Inquest was
held and verdict rendered Of death by couges-
tlon Of the brain. Mr.. King was native OF Wash
ington, D. G., and served gallanty in the confed-
crate army. At the close OF the war he settled In
Charleston, and began the practice Of law.
Although at that time an utter stranger In the
community, he soon made his mark as young
man Of decided ability aud promise, and the many
friends whom he has since won viii deplore so
sudden q termination Of what they had hoped
would have been long career OF honor and use
runess. Mr.. Kings age was, we believe, about
thirty.
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Tgs NORTHEASTERN AND CHsRAw AND OAR
,dseroN RAILRoADs.-,Web beg to acknowledge with
thanks the receipt Of pass over these roads for
the year 1871.
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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. 161 King street. oct1s
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at 50, 81,
SIS. So so and Ss so per thousand, according to
size, at TIE NEWS Job Office.
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MUTINY ON SPANISH VEssEL-On Satur-
day morning. the Spanish bark Joven Deatritz,
now lying at ono OF our whsryes, was boarded by
the detectives, at the request OF Captain Kerch-
for, her commander, for the purpose Of arressing
one Jose Cunl, an insubordnate sailor. The ar
rest had scarcely been accomplished, when the
whole crew, with the exception OF the cook,
stopped their work, and expressed their deter.
mlnation OF sharing the fate of their companion,
CunI. Remonstrances proved useless, and finally
the whole crew, eight In number, were taken to
the Detectives ONCE, and placed in the cells.
After short stay, matters took more promis-
ing turn, and, the affair having been settled to
the satisfaction Of all, they returned to their
vessel and to work.
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You WILL not be disappointed in the effects
OF the Old Carolina Btiers. It Is one OF the best
medicines ever offered to the public.
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ms I.odre atty M.

SoIomon's Lodge, atf P. N.
Carolina Dramatic Club, at half-past P. N.
Charleston Rnemep Club. at P. IL
Charleston Mechanic Society, at P. n.
Palmetto Fire Company, at P. N.
Pioneer Fire Company, at Z P. d.
Medical Society, Mt P. NJ.
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER at Joseph
Baackman's drug store, No. 80 Broad street, De-
cember 81: O'Clock, SO; 10, IS; r. 5s; 2, 90; T.
57;e, 81; s, So. January 1: O'Clock, "A; TO- 40;
o
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ATTENTION, TOURISTS. -stereoscoplc Views
Of Charleston and vicinity, at No. loL King street,
or at the Hasel street Bazaar. nov12
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TIE FIRE DEPAxrHENr-The following are
the officers Of the Fire Department for the pres
ent year as elected by the board OF arsmasters
and confirmed BY city Council. N. Fl. Nathan,
chief; R. A. Alexander, nrst assistant; @. P.
SAimar, second assistant; F. L. o'Nelll, third as
slssans; G. L. Bulst chairman board of dremas-
ters; B. S. Bruins, vtce-chairman.
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R.ou1Ex MAss.-A solemn requiem mass
Will be celebrated at the Catnedrai onapei 70
MORROW morning, for Miss Anna Lynoh, sister
Of the Right Rev. Bishop Lynch, who died In Co.
lumbia on Thursday last.
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TIE OLD CAROLINA BTrTERs have been thor
oughly tested and found Invaluable as an appc.
tizer and tonc-noue better to be had.
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PERSONAL MATTERS.
A Card from the Rev. Campbell Fair.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.

Card from tho Rev. Campbell Fair.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
s1R-Permlt me, through the medium of
your Journal to publicly tender my sincere thanks
to those friends In Charleston to whose favor and
kindness, warm sympathy and generous friend
ship, am indebted for sojourn endeared to my
heart by feelings Of grateful love and anectlonate
remembrance.
It Is now three months since arrived In their
noble cIry-noble in its historic renown integrity
OF principle, and social intercourse. Never can
forget the cordial welcome with which was
greeted. Daily has been. the proof to me that
Charlestonian hearts beat strong with Christian
love, and now, when parting, the same thought.
ful Kindness mauifests itself In the sincere God-
speed" to prosper my further Journeylngs, Wnitn
ersoever they be.
am not irisenslble to the causes Of this sterling
disuterested kindness. Introduced by Chancel-
lor Lesesne-the Nathaniel OF Charleston, man
In whom is no guile-l found, throagn nun,
friends and welcome otherwise unattalnabe; then
the right hand OF fellowship given me by my cerl-
cal brethren secured from their beloved focks the
friendship and assistancefo for which now pub
licy, as before in private, tender my deep, SIN
cere and heartfelt thanks.
L take THIS opportupity OF also stating that the
twofold object for which visited Charleston mas
been, In degree, successful Ny heaItn mas con.
siderably improved and though serious iuJgTles I'
still contlnu", much OF the helplessness at!enalug
nv in0rmities has been happily overcome; hence
with the 'City by the Sea" shall ever gratefully
associate these changes which give cheering hopes
OF further i'm prOvement aud, II it be God's WILL
perfecC restoration. For the missions IN WHICH
am interested have received generous support
which will materially assist the fur propose 10
raise for their extension In Irelt My goou
friend, Chancellor Lescsne to whom nave en-
trusted the amount collected, has increased his
Kindness by acting as treasurer, and Will receive
for The mission, to be forwarded To me, any SUB.
scrlplions, however small, which may be handed
him.
Again rendering my sincere appreciation OF
Charlestonian friendship, l am, most gratefully
and respectfully CAMPBELL FAIR
Charleston, December 81, 1870.
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USE "CosTAR's ExTERMINAToRs and Insect
Powder for rats, mice, reaches, ants, bed-bugs,
moths," &c. Sold By all druggists.
may4-wlyrD4c
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po11o. EosoE, coLunp14- on to.mnrrow
an election viii be- held we learn fora superIn-
tendeut Of police for coiambis, to all the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of Captain McGurkln.
AS no grounds exist for the resignation, 1t is
to be hoped that he viii be induced to accept the
position again, or that some equally responsible
,:arso,, will ill his place.
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UNITED STATES CoURr.-The January term
OF the United States District Court will open
this morning at the usual hour. The organ
ization OF the juries will probably commence the
first two days, and the disposing Of the numer.
ous cases OF the offenders against she United
States election laws Will keep the court busy
ennuph
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ELECTION OF VEsTRYAEN.-At an election
held at the Roman Catholic Church OF st. Aary's,
Hasel street, yesterday, the following gentlemen
were elected officers and members OF the Vestry
for 1871: WardenH-H. z. Laurey ana Alexander
St. Amand. Secretary, P. ] Bareet Treasurer,
G. A. Follin. yestIymen-Bk RloiSsg. p Chazal,
E. Poincgnon, E. Latte. O. P.Aimar.
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FRENCH and American Wall Paper, Window
Shades, Lace Curtains and Cornices, at reduced
prices, by kISsaAN BROS,
iane-l No. 21s King street.
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CRuuBs.-The fine gold watch. presented to
Moyor PlIlsbury by some Of his admirers Is on
exhibition at W. Darlington & Co.'s jewelry store
where it can be seen by the curious.
The "Home Insurance Company" reported to
be in a bad tx, we are happy to know, Is not the
"Home, of New York." Of which Mr. z-B. oakss
is agent In this city.
The German Freundschaftsbund will give an
entertainment this evening, the 2d.January, 1871.
The board Of directors Of the Mount Pleasant and
Sullivan's Island Ferry Company have declared
astock dividend OF 81 so, and a cash dividend OF
So so per share, from the earnings OF the com.
pany for the past six months.
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A NEW LOT of mercantile Note Paper, five
quires for 5Oc, at the Hasel street Bazaar and No.
1sI King street. ocs1o-mtu
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efi- thingsweH and who will bring 80 pass HIS
holy viii concerning you, Soon we shall reach
home-our eternal homeland there win be no
parting there. Farewell. =. :.i.g.;..
Adectionately yours,
: .; WILLIAM WATKIN HICKS.
Charleston, S. G., December 20, 1870. -
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Personal Colonel Richard Lathers and
John Chadwick, Esq, arrived in Charleston yes
terdsy, and are staying at the Mills House. Cen
eraP ]. Moses, Jr, also arrived yesterday even
ing, from Sumter, and viii stay at the same hotel
for few days.
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FIRE was discovered in Crumley's court at
the west end OF Queen street, yesterday morning,
about nine O'Clock. The flames were e4uhsuiaaeo'
by enicer Nipson and others before the regular
alarm was given.
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FIFTY PICTURE ALBUMS, In velvet, SOC. each.
Hasei street Bazaar aud l61 King street.
octI0-mru
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By ]. FRASER MATHEWES,

WILL BE SOLD ON THURSDAY,
w 9Th January next, al the Old Postoflce,
That desirable PLANTATION on Edisto Island
known as the "Old House." containing 2ss acres,
more or less. bounding to the north on Landsof
VIM. Seabrook south on Land OF Miss Phoebe 3D.
dIugs east on Land Of James HcpknSon and
Estate OF James Clark, and west on Land Of r.
LasteyrIe and VIM. Sesbreok.
Terms-0ne.third cash; balance in one, TWO and
three years, secured by mortgage OF premises.
Purchaser to pay ]. F. Mathewes for papers and
stamps. dec12-mf7thl
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-02
Auction Sales This Day.

A. C. McGrlvray will sell at IL O'CLOCK o. the
Courthouse real estate.