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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-18
RyJ. DRAYTON FORD.

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VALUABLE RICE PLANTATION AT.
AUCTION.
Will be sold at the north Of the Exchange, on
TUESDAY, the Gath day Of January, 1871, at IL
' That That valuable RICE AND COTTON PLANrA-5
known as "Waprahoola,n "a miles from Charles.
ton and 2H miles from Strawberry Depot, on she
Northeastern Railroad. It contains liz acres
more or lessl OF prime Rice Land, $50 acres nrss
class High Land cleared, and suitable for Corn,
Cotton or Provisions. add $40 acres Of Wooded
Land, be the same more or less. On the place
are large Steam Rice Threshing aud Corn NIL,
now in working order; large Stable, Corn House,
outbnidlngs, all In good condition. Il Is access-
BILE by: q: good road TO the "BsrroWs,n q vefy
healthy summer resort, about 6H miles distant. !,
Terms-One-thrd cash; balance payable In one
and two years In equal annual instalments, with
interest on same, payable annually, secured by
bond OF purchaser aud mortgage OF premises.
Purchaser TO pay ]. D. Ford for necessary noers
and stamps. janl4-s1mwf4tu1
TN THE COURT OF PROBATE-LEX-
i. INGTON-Ex parte Alexander q. Wolfe, Ad-
mlnIstrator Of W. n. Beskham, deceased-Petl-
tlon to sell personal Property OF ofdeceased.
Pursuant to the order OF Hon. A. II. Caughman,
Judge OF Probate for Lexington County I will
SELL on the FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY next, and
'sSs Tae SPfSs PERsoSaL PROPERTY of W. NJ Beckham,
deceased consisting OF about
80 BALES COTTON
Is Mules Horses and Colts
90 Hogs, 80 Cattle, among which are great
many 1ne Mich Cows
Kitchen Furniture, &C., and large quantity Of
fine Cotton Seed.
5000 bushels Corn and large quantity Of Fod-
der.
3Four.horse Wagons, 0x-cart large quantity
OF Farming Implements, House and Furniture
The sale will ue commenced at what is known
as the james Bates place, in Richland Fork, and
continued there until all the property on that
place is sold; and on the day Immediately sue
ceedng, the sale will be continued at the Baker
place, In Lexington, the late residence OF che de.
ceased, and continued there until all the property
is sold. It Is thought The sale at the Bates place
will occupy about two days, and the sale COM
menced at the Baker place on the third.
Terms OF sale cash. s. n. ROOF,
S.L.C.
sherll's ONCE, Lexington Courthouse, January
g. 1871. 1anl8-Wsa
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TAxpAYERs.-The Deutsche Zeitung of yes
rerday states that it has learned from competen!
authority that the German population OF Charles.
ton paid fully one.afth OF the city taxes, amount.
ing to about slsi0oo, for the year 1870.
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Hotel Arrivals-January ~,
,oHARLBroN.H HOTEL.


HI. A. Balk, Georgla; W. H. Barnwell, R.
c. Arnold, Athens; N. Stern, New York; James W
Jefrries, Philadelphia; John B. Palmer, Columbia
a. Birch, C. 8. Marshall, New York; Samuel Rum
sey and lady, Samuel D. Rumsey, Portland; S,
Sumter, Al. P.vinton, South Carolina; R: Dozler,
Miss Dozler, Georgetowns Louis Burger, II. Mat
theEs, New York; John Craig, Colonel W. s.
Thompson, Ira Dunlap, Rochester, n. Y; M p
Provost, New Brunswick; John S. Vrobury, G. a.
,vogel, G. A. yogel Jr., VII. Starr, Savannah; W;
]. Norton, Baltimore; Francis Murphy and lady,
City; g. NJ. Black and family P. F. Moins, U. s. A.
VI. W. waRnamaket, ST. Matthew's; ". F. Tay'
lor, Jersey City; n. B. Walker, New York; E.: K,
Norton, Massachusetts,; George A. Boardmap,
wife and son, CaaIs, II E. N:sHernansky, Ne"
York; W. T.J. o. woodward. south Carolina; VIM
G. Dawson, summerville;;> James v. Johnson
Baltimore. 80 TX.
PAVILION HOTEL.
J. GIb5es, wife and tgo children, South Caro
lima; Thomas W. RAFT, w. Bell, Monticello; NJ. C.
Hall, A. T. Atkins, Northeastern Railroad; w. J.
Muller F. Riggs, J. D. Chlckley, Orangeburg; H
B. HOLMAN, T. q. Sysrly, j. B. LaureIler, Grahan'i
Crossroads; N. c. Brown A. Partrige, New York
s. Partridge A. Jackson. James NJ. Harris, hajo
John R. Mills, Athens; Tnos. Avery, New York; s
V.D. Hsrdenburgh, Brooklyn; g. ]. W. Mccall
Darlington; John ]. oengers, Carendoni !oaI
Blakely Clarendon; ]. ]. Hahn, New Orleans; J.
Nettles, South Carolina. .>'-,'A
MILLS HOUSE.
E.H. Hunt, Philadelphia; Fred. Borgman, ,Fobs
Graham, New York; J. NJ. Mccu'loch, j. N. Long
Columbia; John Carey, Wesf TroGJ. F. Phelps
Jr., Brooklyn; G. D. Mixson and wife, Connect
cut; T. Gibbon, Boston, G. a. Gale, Michigan; I
F. Plunkett, G. 7. Plunkett Massachusetts; !ohl
O. Mckay, D. 8. Mckay, Florence; Mrs. A.
Mckay and three children, Mississippi; Charles
P9rker, Savannah; Colonel Ludlow, o. 8. A.
81 For LATER LOCALS, SEE FOURTH PAGE.
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How TO BUILD CHURcH.-During the past
year the ladies Of the German Lutheran cenCre'
CATION collected in different ways over $4,000, for
the building OF their new church on King street,
opposite Citadel Square.
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Palmetto Lodge, K. of P, at halt-past P. NJ.
Phoenix Fire Company, at Z P. NJ
Tyre Lodge, at P. II.
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HABEAs CORpUs.-Elizabeth Jefords was
tried before Trial Justice Cauldeld on Wednesday
last. on cllnrge OF being common nuisance.
The decision OF the justice was not rendered that
day, and the prisoner was allowed to go home
under bond.
On the Saturday following she was arrested
and taken before the trial justice, who told her
she was sentenced to go to Jail for twenty days,
or pay fine ofs25 and cost. She was commit
ted. A writ OF hnoeas corpus was sued out yes
terday In her behalf, and In the afternoon she was
brought before Trial Justices Schroeder and ]. G.
Mickey. The point made is, that the prisoner
was sentenced without being present. The argu-
ment in the case was not concluded yesterday,
and will be continued to-day.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-The following planta-
tions were sold yesterday morning at public
auction:
BY A. C. McGillirray: A tract Of land IN Christ
Church Parish, Charleston County, on the east
side OF wando River, containing $50 acres Of
high land exclusive OF marsh, and adjoining the
land Of Alexander Robertson, James Hamlln and
". P. Shlngler, for $500; one.third cash, the
balance In four equal annual instalments.
ByJ.T. Humphreys: The plantation on the
east side of the west branch OF Cooper River, call
ed "Pawley's," In st. Johns Berkeley, contain Ing
7Se acres of swamp and high land, for s795o; one
fifth cash, and balance In six equal annual In.
stalmeGts.
Also, tract in the Parish Of St: Thomas and
st. Denis Charleston County, between Berresford
Creek aud Wando River, and containing 800 acres,
for $1,000; one-fourth cash, the balance In I'VE
equal annual instalments.
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER at Joseph
Blsckmap's drug store, No. SO Broad sreetiJanu-:
ary II: O'Clock, 50; 10, ii; T. +S; 2, IS; 4, 49,;
.so ar :
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An INCIDENT IN BAR-RooM.-Yesterday
morning party OF men were conversng In q
bar room, at the southwest corner. OF King
and Broad streets, when one Of them invited
another to take drink with him. The invited
party declined the honor with the remark that
'she would not drink with ID thief" No.
did not wait to handy words on the subject, and
having q greater command Of muscle than
rhetoric, responded with crushing left'hander.
No. received the blow under the left side OF the
jaw and went over. In his fall he poked his head
through glass door to look for stars in daylight.
Before rising he apologlzed, and the suggestion
that the police were around made everything
smooth In atrce,
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.eAurtion 5ales--Guture mans.
". Y. LEITCH & R. s. BRUINS, !.
By LOWNDES &-GRIMBALL. &
(XTILL BE SOLD ON THURSDAY, 9th
wv February next, at the Old Post0nlee at II

by LUWNUES &-6hlMbAlLs
WILL BE SOLD ON THURSDAY, 9TH
wv February next, at the Old Postonlse at lie
O'Clock, .Ls..sG,-,
Queen and Meeting streets, and known as the
MILLS HOUSE. The house contains about 100
Chambers, besides Parors, Ladies' Ordinary, Bar.
|iber Shop, Bathrooms, water closets, Laundry,
Steam rngine and Boiler for driving machinery
and pumps and for heating the house, and all the
couveniencesof frst.class modern hotel. Also,
fine Cellars and large Clsterns. The building ta
very substantial and the interior finely finished.
The location is the most desirabeiu the city, and
the house has always been favorite one. sThe.
property is under lease till 1st Noyemher,
1878, at $4,000 per annum, payable monthly Tue
lot measures so feet, more or less, on Meeting
street, by-feet on Queen street, and III feet on
West line. This gives ample yard room for all
purposes OF the hotel and for extending the hnild-
| ing II desired. go;
Terns-One-tlIrd cash; balance In one, two
and three years, secured by bond or bonds OF the
purchaser, with interest from the day Of sale, pay.
able seml-annualy, and mortgage OF the prem.
ises. the buildings. thereon to be insured and the;
policy assigned. The purchaser to pay for papers
and the necessary revenue stamps.
{An11-wSQthI
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WANTED IN COLUMBIA few days ago we
gave an account OF the robbeEf OF an OLD solorel
man named JoS asen; an slte nesssbofROodSl
Columbia, and the subsequent arrest and exam
inaton in this -cfY Of one GaprIe{ pIanigaut'
charged with hepfims, SA nAerlwas then
committed upon very slight evidence to await
further. Developments Atsleg5aW< wss secssge9
yesterday msinldg by dap6f-0 hdrikks, essrhs
the wherSa6outs Or Gaofief, nom tapS$n John A.
Jackson, the Chief Of the Columbia pofsee; upon
announcing which, according to the factssahove
stated, q requi3iton was male for the prisoner;
BE left lasei evening on !sas train peelSmsis,
where the matter will receive s-shof6ugh invest.
CATION.
HIGHWAY RoBRERY.-James Westertel was
brought before TrhftJu:ticsg Mackey yester,
day morning, charged with an assault and bat
terry and highYay. robbery upon son oL-Mr.
Alqul 1t appears that THE boy had come tc>the
village OF Mount Pleasant ON buslnesRand wasres
turning home with q bag containing varlo.s
articles, when ne was Knocked down by some
villain. This occnrred at hight, and It being very
dark the boy was unable TO distinguish his a$sai('
ant While down on the ground his bag was
opened and pair OF shoes and sorne provisions
taken from it. The matter was soon noised
abroad, and the prisoner was arrested on the
charge Of having committed the deed. The EVIL
dence before the trial justice failed TO show he was
the party implicated, and he was liberated
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CLUBS AND SrARs-One drummer was
brought before the Mayor yesterday for soliciting
orders without a. license, and the offence not
being proved he beat rapid retreat.
theatre goer who had made too frequent visits
to the saloon during the performance, and was
unequal to the task Of taking care OF himself,
awoke in the Guardnouse yesterday, and after
short interview with the Mayor was discharged.
Four white men and one co!ored man applied
for lodgings on Monday night, received them and
were discharged next morning.
An individual, who had drowned his cares In
the glass, invaded the fair going OH in the Mill.
tary Hall, and thinking 1t public meeting, began
mailing a temperance speech. He was interrupt
ed by policeman, who kindly conducted him TO
the Guardhouse. He made his excuses to the
Mayor next morning, and escaped the usual fine.
James Ridge, arrested afew days ago for steal
ing clothing from the steamship Georgia, was
tried yesterday morning before Trial Justice
McKiulay, aud sentenced to pay fine OF $50 and
costs, or go to Jail for thirty days.
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UNITED STATES CoURT.-The District Court
was opened at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning, his
Honor Judge Bryan presiding. :
EX parte Samuel Cohen, OF Glymvllle S. c.,
the appointment OF Benjamin Mantoue as as
sgnee was approved.
Ex parte Thomas J. Culp, Of York. Registrar
reported in favor OF final discharge, and the
order was granted according to law.
EX parte F. ]. Smith, assignee, in re Mccarthy
& Roy, bankrupts. The charge OF the shern OF five
per cent. commissions on the amount OF sales was
disaowed, and he was allIwed to retain only SO
much as he would lawfully have retained had tile
money been received by him upon executions in
his oflce against the bankrupt. The balance was
ordered to be paid over to the assignee.
Ex parte Heath Il Rice, lD re G.. NJ. Parker and
F. B. Pond, copartners as Parker Bond, debt.
tors The debtors having failed 10 appear, and
proof having been heard, ordered that the debt
ors be adjudged bankrupts, and that they do de-
| liver to the marshal as messenger, schedule OF
| their creditors and an inventory Of their estate.
f'he United States Va. Sandy Brown, Jesse Grant,
| Samuel Gaisdeu and Adam Richardson, for in
tlmidatlng voters, was begun and continued urii
10 O'Clock to-day.
TOBACCO. TAKEN FROM BARK.-The bark
Kedar, bound to Valparaiso from Havana, put in
| here for supplies on the 10th OF December and
having been hbellcd In the Admiralty Court, has
| been since lying in the harbor. On the 7th in
stant her forward hatch was broken open, aud
some sixteen or eighteen bales Of Spanish TO-
| bacco, with which she was laden, were carried
or This was discovered after the re turn OF the
captain from New York, whittier he had gone on
| business lie promptly reported the matter tc
tile chief OF the detectives, who Set to work
aud In short time found sufficient evil
dence to incupate several parties on board
OF the ship. One OF the mates and sailor
were arrested and examined on Monday after
| noon before Trial Justice Schroeder. The investt
cation, after several witnesses had been heard
was postponed until yesterday and wharhnser
being implicated by the testimony. he was added
to the number OF the prisoners at the exanlina
ton yesterday afternoon. The accused were al
represented by counsel, and at the close OF th'
examination the wharanger and mate were com
mitted for trial at the next Court OF General Ses
slons. The decision 10 the case OF one other prls
oner was reserved. Several other parties, NOR
or less implicated will be arrested shortly and {
further examination held. The tobacco stolen Is
| va uet Mt sio9 and has not been recovered
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CRuMBs-The police are instructed to report
all parties who have nortaken out licenses under
the. new ordinance.
All kinds OF fancy suits and masks are to be
had at Won santen's,. next door TO the Academy
OF. Music.
james D. Johnson. who forperlz. Kept tailor
ing establishment In King street, between Cal.
houu and George, died at :hisgesidencsson on Mon
day evening, at the advanced age OF 70 years.
The Mills House has handsome new stage
coach added to its hosiery.
The .umblers on which Mr. O'Reardon performs
at the Academy are filled with water.
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Meetings This Day.

Barometer corrected tor elevation and tempe
rature
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s, 45; s, IS.
A VISION OF SNAKEs.-Yesterday evening
Elizabeth Aiken was arrested By ofhcer Truall for
being drunk and dlsordery in store at the cor
ner OF Church and Elliott streets. During herexs
animation the prisoner seemed laborlns under q
tremendous excitement, and complained OF seeing
snakes, monkeys and other appendases OF a me-
nagerle.- Upon being committed she went 70 JAIL
with great unwtillngness,s and the cries which
proceeded from her cell showed to what state
she had been. reduced by her potatlons. She Is
held for examination.
SUPREME CoURr, CoLUGBrA, JANUARY 1S.-
Presen,-calef Justice Moses; and Associate Jus.
tices Willard aud Wright.
]. Euwin Mathewes, executor and assignee, vs..
T. Savage Heyward. trustee, ct al. opinion de;
liyered by Chief Justice Moses. Circuit decree
affirmed and motion dismissed.
The cases Of. .Roseborough VS.. Rutland were re-
sumed. Mr.. Carroll Was heard in reply ior appel
John C. ReIster va. David Hemphtll. MT Cean'
berlajn, attorRey-geueral, for plaintiff. Mr. Mel
ton for defendant. hr. Chamberlain 10 reply.
A. A. Mcmillan, ct al, vs. James d AcCaii, eI a''
Mr.. Warley for appellants =,
James II. Pawey, ct d. vs.. Samuei Marco' GU a''
Mr.. Barker, for appellants. read orlei.
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fnmber, fuel, &r.
ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND QUALITY.

r UAIBER, AT WHOLESALE AND BE
IL TAIL.
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Wilmington, NC 30.26I5ol N ll,pnriGlsar. :
Norfolk .........l 80. 2Il4u 2 NE lA'phllralr.
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81 For LATER LOCALS, SEE FOURTH PAGE.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

he reputation this eX-
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corruption, have been
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DEATHS.

, NJ sea- on the passage from Calcutta of consump
n Dec 10th, 1870 Abeu Bear.e ar.t officer or I'm. shin Inn
,penaL aged d years
NJ wear Odessa, on Tuesday morning March 2ist
Thomas, wife of the late Edward Thomas, agsC
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d VIZ ssass5 %si'iss'N !" 29a 3a ?ay j"
October last, %as 'st.r which he dictated before
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