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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-10
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BY A: c. McGMLiyRAY,
w1LL1AM RoWLINsKI VS.. ROBERT


w AUSTIN et oil.
BY virtue nf an order Of Court in the above
case TO me :llrected, will be sod THIS DAY,
the 10th day Of January iEsrant, at II O'Clock A.
NJ. In front OF tile Old Customhouse.
ALI that PIECE Or PARCEL OF LAND In ST.
Stephens Parish near the Brick Church, lying on
each stdeor the Northeastern Railroad. common.
ly known as the ''Mlil Tract" containing four
hundred and fifteen acres more or less, aS per
survey Of W. S. Erwin, Deputy Surveyor, dated
9th November, 1851; said Tract OF Pine Land
bounded northeast 6y Lands Of J. .. Mccoy,
southeast by Lands OF the estate Of q. B. Schp-
man or supposed to be- southwest by Lands OF
R. Press Smith, aud northwest by Lands Of Free
man and the Northeastern Railroad Company.
ALSO,
All that PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND lying on
the Northeastern Railroad, on Bailcy;s Branch, In
st. Stephens Parish, containing four hundred
and thirty.sIX acres, more or less; bounded on
the northeast by Lands OF the late r. p Smith,
and conveyed by him to the said Breaker; on the
northwest by Lands OF Jacob Freeman, and to
the south by Lands OF Il. B. Schipman, and on
the southeast by Lands late OF LocEleyer, now
OF Peagler.
Terms-Gne.half cash; balance payable In one
year from date OF sale, with interest," to be secured
by bond OF purchaser and mortgage Of the
premises. Purchaser TO pay for papers and
stamps. E. w. NJ. MACkEY,
janl0 Sc. G.
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A GANG OF THIEVES. s.-Henry Taylor was
arrested yesterday afternoon by oncer Daily on
suspicion OF larceny and for vagrancy, and taken
to the detectives otice Just before Christmas
large lot Of bacon was.stolen from Cooks grocery
store, at the corner Of Mary and King Streets and
after a long pursuit the matter was traced to
Taylor, and caused his arrest. On examination
1t was found that tho bacon hau been sArSwn into
common "hotchpotchn of regyar gang Of
thieves, and sold At retail In the cFy through an
agent OF theirs. &sIargs number of fowls also
made up part OF theig "pros" lately, and were
sold 10 sTrumpo Court The matter is in pSepeS
hands, and 4, few mote oIsthiss fraternity WIN
prooablyfjotn Taylofsdon'ln his fesirs@ent from
nnhic life
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AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
The 18th annual meeting OF this society will be
held on Thursday next. The annual address will
be delivered by n. R. Middleton, Esq. Tomorrow
there Will be meeting at half-past P. NJ, when
thefollovlng pap crs will be read for discussion,
viz: Fish culture, by Professor John Mccrady;
how to farm probably, by Dr.. A. B. Rose; labor
question, BIZ J. jenkins mlkell, ESQ.,; Improved
implements adapted to corn and cotton culture,
by j. Stoney Porcher, Esq.
On Thursday, at P. NJ, election for officers will
he held, after which papers, as follows: Chinese
labor, BY Hon. John Townsend; commercial fer
tiiizers, by ". A. Clarke, Esq; improved imple-
ments and machinery adapted to rice culture. BY
Hor. s. W. Barker: Ashley mails, by Professor F.
8. Holmes.
,.yery importart measures are to be considered
at these meetings, and 1t hoped that the country
members will make special effort to be present.
Jau-BIRDs FLowN.-Late on Friday night,
four of the prisoners confined in the House OF
Correction-Joe Williams, John Washington,
Touy Brown and Robert Jones, alias Sugarfoot-
made their escape, and have not since been heard
of. The matter was Investigated next morning
by Captain Hendricks when 1t was found that
the locks OF the door had not been broken, and
could not have been picked. 1t is supposed to
have been lett open either through the conni7ance
or careessness OF one Of the other prisoners, who
has lately been acting as the assistant Of the
keeper. After getting through the door, the efugi-
sives went across the hospital yard, and climbed
the fence on Mazyck street. A strict search was
Instituted as soon as their decampng became
known, but the fugitiyes effected 30 rapid q
change OF base that 1t has, up to this time, proved
fruilless. The quartette are old In yilany, and,
as the profession express 1t, "mlghty sharp on
the lIft'' The stealing and robbIng, instances Of
which were OF late becoming uuusual, will prob
ably experience arevlral under the effects Of this
reinforcement to the gang OF thieves. Strong
locks and careful servants had better be p1t in
requisition at once.
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AGAIN IN LMBo.-Henry Doscher, who
gave the court the slip on Thursday last while
they were preparing his commitment, is once
more In the hands OF the PhIlisttnes. Doscher az
rived at Monck's Corner on Friday morning, and
the pursuing constable on the same evening D..
left Immediately for his store sixteen miles Of,
armed with double barrel gun and pair OF pis-
tolls, and looking like mischief. The constable
followed Saturday morning, and, on the way, re-
fnlorced himself with three other constaoes.
They arrived at DIS store in the evening, and the
three assistants having entered, discovered d.
retailing groceries In q very graceful manner.
A signal brought in the constable outside and
D. was captured before he got over his surprise.
The prisoner and. his guards went to Monce's
Corner that evening, and spent the night around
q bly, Are under the tank house. The constable
arrived In town by the morning train with MS
prisoner, who Is now in Charleston Jail-the coEa-
mitment having been finished during his tempo
rary escape, and awaiting his return.
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AcKNowL wLEDGMEST.-The treasurer OF the
Lee Monument Association respectfully acknowl-
edges the receipt OF the following additional do
nations: ST. David's Church, Cheraw, SO; r. E.
Church, stateburg sl3 SIS; 81. Johns, Richland,
through Rev. ". Il. Hanckel $40; Summerville,
through Rev. ]. ]. Sans, sl2 IS; First Presby-
terlan Church. Charleston, s2s rs. Total, S7i S..
The Ladies' Fuel Society acknowledges the re-
cept of nfteen dollars, contribution thrpugh Fo.
partte's Depository.
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CHARLESTON RrrLEMEN soc1ETY.-The anni-
versary meeting of this society was held last
evening at the hall at the corner Of King and Lib
erty streets. The election Of oicers FOR the pres
ent year was held, with the following result: A.
J.Mims, president; Jos, G. Martin, vics,president
and r. Q. Starr, treasurer and secretary. The
society is princtpaya charta BILE one, and the ar
resrs ore usually devoted to this purpose. Aeon
tribution from The members, however, gave the
means for celebrating the occasion with becoming
bumpers, and the genial interchange OF fsentiment
and feeling added one more pleasant evening to
the many enjoyed by this society.
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THE PIONEER STEAM FIR COMPANY OF Ak
MEN-The annual meeting Of this veteran COM
pany was held at the enginehouse last night.
When the election Of oIicers had been completed.
and the other regular business disposed Of, the
company adjourned to Kroeg's Hall, where hne
suppor had been prepared for them by Mr. Kroeg,
the well known caterer. A number OF visiting
Oremen and other representatives OF the depart
ment were present.
When the cloth was drawn, the regular toasts
| began:
/. The Chief OF the Fire Departmental worthy
and efficient 6reman-a jealous and active oflcer
| Long may he continue to preside over us.
Proposed by the president, A. T. Smythe, Esq,
and responded to by R. s. Bruins, ESQ.,, president
| of the Young America.
2. Our Visiting Firemen-Let the warm greeting
| with which we now greet them be- token OF the
| friendship with which we ever challenge them TO
duty ut the fire.
PROPOSED by Mr. ]. o. Goutevenier, and respond
ed to BY R. s. Bruins, Esq, Of whose 'good
wordsn the company could not get enough to
satisfy them.
3. The State-The dearest spot on earth to u.s.
When the cruel hand Of war had withered her re-
sources, and left her where none so poor as to do
her reverence she proved tnat adversiy e conla ao
=
peri'y SHE 30 well merits and may the dark
| clouds which have so long o'ershadOWed her, now
| tlnged with gold, SOON be forever dlspelled.
Proposed by Mr. F. F. Parham, and responded
to by Thee. D. Wagner, Esq.
4. Char;est1n: Our noble "City by the Sea''-In
her DAYS Of adversely having proved herself true
| to her first record we believe she Will be worthy
| OF the bright future that we trust awaits her.
Proposed by Mr.. H. S. Reoneker, and responded
to by Mr.. J. e. Burke.
5. woman
'.Man was not man In Paradise
UuLll he was created twice"
Gods best gift to man; sne ever SmootnS tne
rough road OF llfe
| Proposed by Mr.. e. c. Stelnmeyer, and responu'
ed to by Mr.. F.. r. Walker.
! O. The RuwarS OF IIiberty-The mentor OF soci-
ctf-the promoter Of our country 's prosperity and
! progress. May 1t ever be tempered Will inou-
GRAFTON equal to tile courage and freedom OF
| spi ech.
Proposed by Mr.. E. R. Walker and responded to
By Mr.. J. McKenry.
Next came the volunteer toasts and singing,
which brought to joyous conclusion one OF the
handsomast and most agreeable entertainments
ever given by a Charleston fire company.
The following are the offlcets Of the company
for the ensuing year: Augustine 7. Smythe,
president; J. o. Goutevenier, vlce.presldent; 9. E
Surau, asst director; Ii. 8. Renneker, second di.
rector; e. G. stelnmeyer, third director; F. r.
Parnaal, fourth director; W. r. Rayenel, treas
urer;J W.. McKcury, secretary; ]. G. sigwald
chief engineer; Wm. Ham, assistant eRgncc-
J. e. Burke, solicitor; Il. L. BecEman, T. J.
Melvin, A. @. Mustard and George NJ Chaplin
Axmen; ]. O. sgwald, hsllkeeper; W. II. Fitch, NJ,
D.. surgeon. Committee on Letters-Jos. Gouteve
nIer q. T. Surau. D. W. Mustard. Committee on
Flnanee-J. q. Burke, H. 8. Renneker, ). c. Rabb
Committee on Oharity-J. ". Mckenry, c. E.
surau, G. R. Walker.
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CONTEMPT CT CoURr-Dwight Harrison was
irled on charge OF assault and battery yester-
day morning before Trial Justice MasFath, ana
being found guilty was sentenced to Pay hne OF
S. and costs or go to Jail for ten days. While the
Justice was commenting on the case and an
nouuclng his decision, Harrison made use oil some
language anything but complimentary to the JUS
tice and his court for which he was committed to
mi, for twelve hours Us q contempt Of court.
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Anction 5ales--Gutnre Dans.
BY J. FRASER MATHEWES,
AuctfOneer.

II LIPSTEIN VS.. KLIPSTEIN.
IN Pursuant to IN order OF sale in this cause
to me directed by the Hon. Il. F. Graham, Judge
OF the First Circuit will offer for sa1e at public
auction, On TUESDAY, the oath Of January, 1871,
at ii O'Clock A. NJ, at the Old Postoffce, Broad
street, in the City OF Charleston,
All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND
situate In Christ Church Parish, called "Cedar
Grore,n containing TWO hundred and one t20l)
acres OF high Land, besides quantity OF Marsh
Laid; bounded soufheast by Schem Greek, SOUTH
west on Lands formerly Of the Estate Of Roger
Sanders, northeast on Lands formerly OF the Es-
tate or Gayer, north on Lands OF DR.. VIM. Reed,
and northwest on Lands formerly Of John Walker.
Terms-One.tl third cash; residue In one, two and
three years, secured by bond OF the purchaser
and mortgage OF the property. with iaterest from
pay for papers and stamps.
jan10-tu3 WM. j. GAYER, Receiver.
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THE DORCHESTER ROAD MuRDER.-As some
erroneous statements are in circulation In regard
to the murder OF Logan Ferguson on the Dorches-
ter road, 1t is proper to say that the murder was
committed in the public road, and not at the store
or Mr.. W. II. Green who is well known in Charles
ton as O gentleman OF high character and excel
lent reputation.
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/. o. O. F. ELEcrIoN.-At "a meeting ol
Marion Lodge, 10. 2, I. o. O. F., held on the eve
ming OF the 9Th Instant the following Officers
were installed for the ensuing term: A. W. Le
win, P. G.; ]. B. Cohen, N.,G.;J. J. Rose v. G.; R.
G. Starr, X. S.; ]. G. Martin, P. S. and T.; r.
Harms, o. c.; G. NJ. Francis, l. G.; ]. h. Honour
Jr., III. D.. w; E. H, Rodgers. G.; A. N. Bellinger
NJ. D.. R. 8. N. GIT. C. Riley, l.. S. N. G.; G. N
Bernard, R. S. v. c.; NJ. Harris, L. S. V. c.; E
Boluest. R. 6. s.; E. S. Stuart, L. s. S.; j. T. S
Harrison, o.
Alta meeting Of South Carolina Lodge, No. 1,
l. O. O. F., the following officers were installed for
the current term: A. ]. Mills, N. G.; W. F. Strong,
v.G.; Robert James, recording secretary; Il. B.
Cakes, treasurer; s. Veronee permanent secreta'
~; q. W. Tiencken, R. 8. to N. G.; 7. W. Cannon,
L. 8. to n. G.; J. W. Prescott, warden; Joseph
Samson, conductor; W. A. Jones, o. G.; Ii. Boda,
R. S. tov. G.; A. Mowry, l.. S. to V. G.; L. Wiley
Deck, R. 5. S.; H. Sweetman, L. S. S.
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By A. C. lMcGmLIYRAY,
AuctiOneer.

DOBERT AUSTIN VS.. JOHN ". BED
III FORD, ct al
BY virtue Of an order OF Court to me directed In
the above case, will be sold THIS DAY. the 10th
day OF January, instant, In front Of the Old Gus
tomhouse, ut II O'Clock A. NJ,
ALI that PLANTATION, or Tract OF Land sit
uate in the Parish OF st. James Goose Greek,
County Of Charleston. GU the head waters or Eos.
ter Creek containing 4l0 acres, more or less;
bounded west by Lands Of Captain c. Vose, north
by Lands OF Colonel Keith, east by Lands OF DR..
ofthe Estate Of Captain T. J. Smith.
Tcrms-0ne-half cash; balance payable In one
year. with interest, to be secured by bond OF the
purchaser AMI mortgage or Land. Purchaser to
pay for papers and stamps.
ian10 E. W. NJ MACKEY, sc. c.
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A BLOODY ArFnR.-Yesterdsy morning, be-
tween II and IL O'Clock, Mr.. P. II. Messervey and
Mr.. T. II. Messervey, accompanied by Mr.. F. o. S.
Curtis, were walking quietly along Meeting street,
near John street, when Mr.. P. Il. Nesservey was
roughly pushed of the sidewalk by negro, and
fell to the ground. When he arose ne struck the
negro with his fist. A policeman, with several
white men and negroes, Immediately ran up, and
there was something Of a general melee, during
which the policeman struck Mr.. P. q. Messervey
on the head with his club, causing the blood to
Row very freely The two Messerveys were then
dragged to the Guardhouse. MEASUREMENT made
in Radical paper that Mr.. Mcsservey was the
aggressor or assaulted the negro. Is pronounced
by Mr. Curtis, who gives US this information, to
be wholly untrue.
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UNITED STATES CoMMIssIoNEa:-Tlmothy
DeLoach was brought before commissioned Por-
teous, yesterday morning, charged with neglect
Of duty as manager at the Cypress Creek poll,
Beaufort County, during the eiate efecson. 1T WAS
proved chat Timothy had allowed everybody to
vote without administering or OnsrIng to admin
lister an oath, and he was forthwith turned over
to the grand Jury OF the District Court now sitting
8. B. Barnwen was likewise examined for
neglect OF duty, but, in addition, for being too
jealous a manager in behalf Of his own party at
the FordlDg Island poll, st. Luke's Parish, Beau
fort County, during the late election. 1t was
shown that he had gone to the polls armed and
equipped either to manage the election his way,
or to have a free light, with vicious looking re-
yolver protrudlng from his breast, also that he
had insisted on vo ing everybody at the polls.
The case was referred at onceto the grand jury OF
the District Court.
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USINE SIS NOT C II 8.

COUGHS AND CoLDs.-Those who are suffer-
Ing from Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat,
&C., should try "Brown's Bronchial Troches," q
simple remedy, which Is In almost every case ef-
fectual The Trochcs have been tested by time,
and pronounced universally superior to all other
articles for the same purpose. For sole by DowIe,
Noise & Davis, Charleston, S. G.
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THROWN FROM A BUGGY.-festerday after
noon while lady aud gentleman were quietly
driving along Society street In buggy, the morse
suddenly took fright and dashed of at full speed.
The lady was thrown from the buggy, 1t is hoped
without serious injury, and was carried into
neighborlng house. After good race the horse
was stopped, with no serious damage to the bug
gY or the driver.
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Down WITH THE DUsT.-The city contractors
are very wasterul In their manipulation OF the
ashes brought out from houses and the dust
swept up from the streets. In Broad street, yes
terday, OF every shovelful Of dirt pitched at the
cart, at least one.half found its way across the
road, converting brokers' onices Into small Saba
ras, and spoiling good clothes without stint Be.
fore sunrise, this poor shovel practice might be
unob,ectionable, bat such an amusement at half
past 10 o,clockin the morning, with stln breeze
blowing, is very poor fun for suffering business
men. Merchants and brokers are willing enough
to throw dust in the eyes OF each other in Pick
wIcklan sense, but they do not care 10 have the
operation performed, in real earnest, at the ex-
pense OF the municipal authorities.
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DEATH OF PoLICEMAN.-Private Mattison
died on Sunday, after anillness OF five months, at
his residence in King street, opposite Beaufain.
His death Is deeply regretted by his brother pc
licemen, who, we learn, have determined to raise
a collection to defray the burial expenses and aid
the family Of the deceased.
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BUSINESS ENyELopEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
ls now prepared TO furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, ts4 per thous-
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed On
his envelopes.
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TIE IRON STEAM LrNE.-The agents. an
nouncs that through bills lading 10 Liverpool, per
steamship South Carolina, on Thursday, will be
issued, as IA. on uplands and 1Ad on sea
islands, reduction from last weeks figures.
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n R. B A E R 8
IMPROVED

VEGETABLE CATHART1C PILLS
will remedy BILIOUS DISORDERS and
LIVER COMPLAIN1-will cure Dyspepsia or
Indigestion, Headache, COstlveness. Loss OF
Appetite. and have proved OF great use In Neu-
ralgIa Dropsy, Dysentery, Piles, Pains In the Side,
Back and Limbs. They will cure Sick Headache
and all DerangemenCs OF the Stomach These
Pills contain no Mercury, and may be taken with
perfect safety by any persons, and In all sltna-
tions of life.
No family should be without them.
Manufactured by DIR. H. BAER,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Charleston 8. O.
Price per box Is cents. Usual discount sc the
trade.
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For GARDHERs BLUPF.-The steamer Cen
eral Manigault will leave for Gardner's Bluff and
intermediate landings on the Peedee, on Thurs
day morning, the 18th instant Shippers will
make note OF this.
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CITY AFFAIR S.
Meetings This Day.
ro,ina chanter. at.7P. n.

Carolina Chapter, att P. n.
Ladies' Memorial Association, at IL NJ.
FreundschaftsbuEd, at P. NJ.
Socia: Club, at p. NJ.
Charleston Library Society, at P. u.
South Carolina Friendly Society," at T. n.
St. Patric..s Benevolent Society, at P. NJ.
Survivors, Association, ut { P. ID.
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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. octlS
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MARK your clothing with J. Mortimer's
Acme Linen Marker and Card Printer, No. 197
Kln~streat. Jan1o
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER at Joseph
Blackmsn's drug store, No. 80 Broad street, jan
Nsry s-s o'c,ocs, 40; 10, 80; IL, 42; 2, As; A.
as. g. ~: g. ~,
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, In leather bindings,
holding fifty pictures 75c. and soc. each, at No.
l6l King street; also at the Hasel street Bazaar.
oct1o-mtu CaAs. @. RICHTER Co.
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A NEW LOT of mercantile Note Paper, FIVE
quires for 5oc, at the 9asel street Bazaar and No.
161 King street. octl0mtu
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THOSE who put their trust In the medicinal
virtues OF the Old Carolina Bltters, will not be
dIsapp ointed.
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ATTENTION, ToURIsrs.-Stereoscopic views
Of Charleston and vicinity, at No. lol King street,
or at the Hasel street Bazaar. novl2
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MR.. A. c. KAUFMAN advertlses for sale q
large parcel OF State aud other securities.
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at $3, a,
SIS, SO so and So so per thousand, according to
size, at THE NEWS Job Office.
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INDIGESTION can be speedily removed by the
timely use OF that Sterling Remedy, Old Carolina
Btters.
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The FesuSDscHlFTs5tNNn.-A grand mas
querade will DO given by this society on the 26th
OF this month, at their new hall, corner Meeting
and George streets.