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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-20
By ". Y. LEITCH Il K. s. BRUINS,
BY j. A. EN.LOW & co.

UNDERWRITERS SALE OF SCHR.
u VIM. B. MANN AND CARGO.
THIS DAY, Goth instant, at IL O'Clock, will be
sold, at the Postofice, corner Bread street and
East Bay,
The American Schooner WIN. B. MANN, as she
now Lies In the harbor Of Beaufort, s. O., together
with her Anchors, Rigging, Chains, DC, DC.
The Mann was built at No ristown, N. j., In the
year 1884, Is 227 tons register and 10 feet draft.
AND IMMEDIATELY AFTER,
The under.deck cargo as it now lies en- board
and twenty thousand feet OF Yellow Pine Plank
and Boards OF the following dimensions: AK
l01Ixs2.s, 3xxShx32.s, 614xshx32-S, 45sxsKx2s.9
3AX8kX2S9, 2x5 to and wide boards.
The above cargo was cut expressly for the Phil.
adelphia aud Erie Ra lroad.
Conditions cash. nov10
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TIE NEW YORK IRON L1NE.-The fine and
commodious steamship Georgia, Of the Iron Line,
reached her dock In this city on Saturday night,
from New York, making the passage from port to
port in the excellent time Of hfty.slx hours. She
brings a good freight and fair passenger list.
These superior ships o1er unsurpassed accommo'
dations to the travelling and shipping public.
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ALL QUARANTINE RESTRICTIONS have been
removed in Florida for steamers from Charleston
and Savannah. The steamers pass up the ST
Johns River without even being boarded by the
health officer.
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Meetings This Day.

Sumter Rifle Club, at half:past 7 P. II.
Ashley Fire Company, at P. II.
Prudence Fire Company, at P. NJ.
Charleston Social Mounted Clab, at IL N.
St Andrews Lodge, att P. NJ.
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THE CoSTRIBUTloNs of five dollars from "a
Sympathizern for The Chicago sufferers, and OF
one dollar from c. G. D. for the relief OF Henry
wyatt's father, have been duly received. We
shall be happy to forward both donations TO the
prop.r address.
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SHERWOOD ScHooL--The attention of parents
and guardians s invited 10 the advantages OF
this fsvorite institution for young ladies and chi
dren, as advertised in another column.
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REIovAL.-John Commins has removed
from No. Isl Meeting street to No. aos King street.
i've doors above wentworth. Good substantial
Shoes kept as usual. novl7-fmw9
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BUY YOUR own HoNE.-Messrs. W. Y.
Laltch r. S. Bruins offer at auction for next
Thursday, five small dweing houses and eighteen
lots 1t is seldom that such an attractive oppor.
tunity Is presented to small purchasers.
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A FRESH SUPPLY of the choicest novelties in
Cloth, Clothing and Furnishing Goods has been
received at MgNKE & MULLER,
nov2o-l No. s25 Ring street.
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NYou DON'T understand me. Why do you
buy this particular machineH' because It's the
best machine made"
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PRESENTATION TO PASToR.-The congre-
CATION of St. Peter's Church, wentworth street,
understanding that their pastor, the Rev. A. n.
Folchi, having just recovered from severe at
tack OF the yellow fever, intended, in accordance
with the advice OF his physician, TO take a trip
into the country to recruit his strength presented
him with the generous purse OF hfty.six dollars
and twenty eight cents as a small token OF their
regard. The following address accompanied the
douatiCn:
CHARLESTON, November H. 1871.
Reverend Sir-We, the subscribers, being q
committee representing st. Peters, St. Joseph's
st. Mary's Charitable Societies, and the Young
Mems Catholic Association, beg your acceptance
OF the enclosed 1fty six dollars aud twenty.eight
cents as the voluntary ofering OF the aforemen.
toned socie' les ana friends to aid IN defraying
expenses In your contemplated visit TO the coun.
you will appreciate it knowing as you DO that It
comes from few poor but true friends.
Permit us, Reverend sir and for those we repre-.
sent, to wish you pleasant journey, and that
God will vouchsafe to you safe return to US, In.
vigorated In health and spirits, which will enable
you again to return to your laoors Of love and
charity. for which you have manifested so much
zeal and devotion.
With much respect and devotion, ne remain,
E. L. BoIsDoN,
GEO. CAvERLEY,
W. G. SCOTT,
a. W. EDWARDS,
WM BLUST
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DIR. ELIAS HoRLBEcK.-we learn that in
consequence Of the death Of his ,Dr. Elias Hor
back will resume the practice Of medicine. Dr.
Horlbecks once is at his residence, ct the south
east corner Of wentworth and Coming streets.
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Rid GLOVES KID GLOVES Black and in all
coors for Lad!es' at 81; as go as any in tie
city at 81 50; Gents Kid Gloves at 81 so. at
A. +. STILLMAN's DRY G00Is House,
nov2o-l No. Isl King street.
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BUSINESS MOTTO Ea

IMPERIAL Courvoisier's and Alexandre's Kid
Gloves for sale at MKNKs i MULLER,
noy20-l No. a25 King street.
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CHARLESTON, November IL, 1871.

Father Folchi- evidently taken by surprise, e1
pressed, with much feeling, his sentiments Of
thankfulness for this unexpected manifestation OF
esteem and good feeling on the part of his people
He earnestly hoped that God would continue to
keep His protecting hand over him, so that he
would soon return amongst them, and resume his
duties in their behalf, with renewed health and
spirits. Former acts Of kindness, and the event
Of the evening, had impressed him with senti.
ments OF most heartfu gratitude towards them.
1t also was sign to him that his ensrts, however
poor in themselves, had, with the blessing Of God
not been in vain. he again thanked them, and
prayed the bountiful God to shower down upon
them and those they represented the choicest
spiritual and tempora! blessings.
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TNHE FOLLOWING NOTICES ARE PUB
Il LISHED for the inform alton OF Policy. hold.
ers in the SECURITY AND MANHATTAN IN.
sURANCE COMPANIES, OF New York, which
Companies have suspended business In conse.
quence OF losses in Chicago:
'All creditors OF this Company are required to
deliver their respective accounts and demands
against said Company to the Receiver lat the
place below named) on or before December 11th,
1871, at 10 O'Clock A. II.
can persons holding any open or suosisting
contract OF such Company, are required TO present
the same to said Receiver In writing, and In de.
tall, on or before said l1th day Of December, 1871,
at his Office No. 239 Broadway, corner OF Park
Place, in the City Of New York.
"A.F HASTINGS,
Receiver OF the Security Insurance Company"
"All creditors Of this Company are required to
deliver their respective accounts and demands
against said Company TO the Receiver lat the
place below nsmed), on or before December Is,
1871, at 10 O'Clock A. II.
"All persons holding any open or suoslsting
contract Of such Company, are required to present
the same to said Receiver in writing and 10 de-
TAIL on or before said 18th day o: December, 1871,
at his Office No. 6s Wallstreet, in the City OF New
York. CHAUNCEY BEDELL,
Receiver OF Manhattan Insurance Company"
~ POLICIES DELIVERED TO The UNDER.
SIGNED for cancellation will be forwarded to the
proper Offices in New Yo:k for settlement and
payment Of UNEARNED PREMIUMS, and the
claim recognized from the day Of surrender.
S. TUPPER,
n,vls Former Agent Of said Companies.
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SHAwLs SHAwLs sHAwLs in every style,
size and price, at A. B. STILLAAN's
Dry Goods House, No. 2s1 King street.
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A BOX containing one qulre Of note paper
with envelopes to match, for 25c., at
CH,s. G. RIGHTER's,
Hasel.st. Bazaar and Eas! Bay News Room.
may13-m
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Qnrtlon 5ales--&his Dap.
BY WM. MCKAY.

ny U-us IuChA1s
TTSRESERVED SALE OF DRY GOODS,
~ received per steamship James Adger, from
New York.
THIS DAY tMoadayI at 10 O'Clock. at No. lao
Meeting street, opposite Pavilion Hotel, will be
sCld
Pieces 6-4 Black Beaver and Pilot CLOTHS, Gas.
simereI, Satiuets, Jeans, Red aud Gray Flannels,
Black and Colored Alpacas, Popllns. Mary Stuart
Paids, Balmoral Skirts Tallahassee Stripes Prints.
F.ne Shifting Astrachan Collars and Muffs, Eng.
lish Double.m:lled Pilot Cloth Sacks and Jackets,
Heavy Undershirts and Drawers, Portmcnna es,
Suspender1. Merno, Wool and Cotton Hose and
Half Hose, &c.
Terms cash. noy2o
By ". Y. LEITCH 4 4. s. BRUINS,
Auctfoneers,
FURNITURE ST. PHILIP STREET,
I BETWEEN MORRIS AND CANNON.
VIII be sod at he above residence, THIS DAY
goth instant, at 10 O'Clock,
FURNITURE, consisting in rart Of: TABLES
Hair and Cane seat Chairs, Mattresses, Carpets.
Glass and Crockery Ware, SOFAS, Bedsteads, Side
boards, Bureaus, Kitchen Utensils, &C.. &c.
Terms cash. All articles sold TO be delivered
and removed on day OF sale. Dov20
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INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE COM
PANY OF NEW YORK.

STATEMENT CT THE INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE.
COMPANY, NOVEMBER I'd, 1871.
Cash in Leather Manufacturer's Ma
tional Bank. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s1s2,42o 81
Dash on hand. d.,.....,........ 2,448 80
II. q. $40 Bones. Market Ta'ue) 2225o 90
0. 8. 1o.4o Bonds, market value).... 1os,25o %
Q. 8. per cent so year Bonds,
Market value. ..... ............... sss,sI2 so
0. 8. eper cent. 1881 Bonds, tMarket
yalue). ........................ 1855 90
Virginia State Bonds, Market value). 10000 90
Alabama State Bonds, Market value). s,s7o 90
Georgia State Bonds, (Aarket value). 1s,4oo 90
South Carolina Bonds, new, per
cent. $4,000, (Market value)...... 1900 90
Market National Bank Stock, Market
vslue). ........................ 2ess 90
Real Estate. 100000 90
Loans on United States Bonds....... 237,476 90
Loans on Bond and Mortgage. ...... li9,400 90
Premiums In course Of transmission. 1851 SO
Debts for Premiums ms................. 1895 II
All other Securities. 17,073 e5
Total Assets ,4ee, ,T2o Of
LIABILITIES.
Including all losses at Chicago now
In process Of adjustment. $6o6, OILS
FIRE RISKS taken as heretofore In this respon-
sIble Company. 8. Y. TUPPER, Agent,
noyls East Bay street.
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A NDEs INSURANCE COMPANY OF
CINCINNATI, OHIO.

Liabilities with Chicago losses, $3.50 900.
FIRE AND MARINE RISKS taken as hereto
fore In this responsible Company.
s. Z. TUPPEa, Agent.
novls East Bay street.
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Reception by the Chamoef oi ~
merce-E1cursion In the Bay anu isA'
to Fort Sumter-A TestimohiaA rum
Charleston TO WilmtnSton-ine F"
ture Programme.
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wnsoNs.-"The superiority Of some men is
merely local; they are GREAT because Their asso.
ciates are little."-Johnson.
EvRRYBopY's GROCERY,
novlS No. 900 King street.
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Stock FOR SALE-Messrs. R. Graham & Co.
have on sale at the Mills House Stables ine lot
Of horses and mules, suitable for dray or planta.
ton work, which, II not disposed OF before Wed.
nesday, will be sold at auction by Messrs Lelich
4 Bruins.
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Each OF the goblets bears the following in
scription:
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FuRcHGorT, BESBDIcr 4 Co. SELL
Cents Travelling shawls for 81 50, worth IS
case Scarlet Opera Flannel, 40 cents
500 Blankets at astonishlngly low prices.
FURoHaoqT, BENEDICT & Co.,
noy2o Nos. "A and 4a7 King street.
A. 3. STILLNAN's DRY GOODS HOUSE, No. 28l
EIHa STREET, FOURTH DOOR BELOW WENTWORTH
srRErT-Eyery style Of Dress Goods; Empress
Cloths, all colors, 60c Manchester Poplins, double
fold, Soc; Corded Alpacas 2Sc., very cheap.
nov20-l
TIE ACADEMY OF Music SALooN.-This popu-
lar stand has been leased by Hr. A. Stelling, q
well known restaurateur Of this city. 1t will be
opened tomorrow, when free lunch and the vari.
ous concomitants may be expected.
The ATTENTION Of those interested is invited
to the auction sale OF schooner VIM. B. Mann and
cargo Of lumber, which ls advertised BY Messrs.
J. A. Enslow Co., TO take place at the Postonice,
corner Broad street and East Bay, at II O'Clock
this day.
A FRESH SUPPLY of the choicest novelties in
Cloth, Clothing and Furnishing Goods has been
received at MBNKE & MULLER,
noy2o-l No. s25 Ring street.
"You DON'T understand me. Why do you
buy this particular machineY' because it's the
best machine made"
SHERWOOD ScHooL--The attention Of parents
and guardians s invited 10 the advantages Of
this favorite institution for young ladies and chi
dren, as advertised in another column.
REIovAI.-John Commins has removed
from No. ls1 Meeting street to No. aos King street,
i've doors above wentworth. Good substantial
Shoes kept as usual. novl7-fmw9
SHAwLs SHAwLs! sHAwLs in every style,
size and price, at A. B. STILIMAN's
Dry Goods House, No. 2s1 King street.
nov2o-l
WnsoNs.-"The superiority Of some men is
merely local; they are GREAT because Their asso.
ciates are llttle."-Johnson.
EvRRYBoDY's GROCERY,
novls No. 900 King street.
STOCK FOR SALE-Messrs. R. Graham & Co.
have on sale at the Mills House Stables ine lot
Of horses and mules, suitable for dray or plansa-
tlon work, which, If not disposed OF before Wed.
nesdsy, will be sold at auction by Messrs. Leiich
Bruins.
A BOX containing one qulre Of note paper
with envelopes to match, for 25c, at
CH,s. G. RIGHTER's,
Haselst. Bazaar and Eas. Bay News Room.
may13-m
Rid GLOVES KID GLOVES Black and in all
colors for Ladies' at 81; as go q Gs any in tie
city at 81 so; Gents Kid Gloves at 81 so. at
A. Il. STILLMAN's DRY GoJps House,
novon1 M CSI EtnU atrpet
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Good Advice.

An article in the May number OF
:tIonc and Health on the health
.ot.wemen," by Judia Colman, has
>tho &llow;ng good advice:
BE sure to retire early. Dlo
Lewis says that he has found this
ruEc absolutely Indispensable IN
this ,sscaool for young ladies'
Many ;<a maid and matron has
robbed herself Of early bloom and
.grown;4hn and worn for lack o.
an hourscr tw more sleep before
rmidn;ght. So, ue take this time to
! reAd after the children and hus,
/ sand haver etir,,d, saying is "aIl
itbc time >Eley can get" Others
think ;asneccssary y to devote these
honzs ts she.r se> Ting. I know one
.tsas:,useoyswoman who always will
iigs;s: .on .sittin g up to finish
.sav .zr;:rsSa1t early done ard
dearly cs,eush has she paid for this
-s:sin of:Enssaing off" rs her faml-
:lv ;fncetioudy call it. But if time
must .kc, tsslsn from sleep fer such
.purposes, 1T is better to take 1T IN
The mo-n:ng. S'ach change OF
hours -shessld be made gradually,
but when rnadcit pays we'll.
Nine,eclock is a good hour for
all bnrs wokinG women to go to
bsd, .bse if you grow sleepy go
.eaplier. Above all things we
should got allow ourselves to nod
or doa. before retiring. Of ali
forlorn moments in ones life, l
know of noue 50 utterly dcsolate
as that which comes to the person
who must "wake up and 20 to
bed" Besides animpertect nights
rest often follows such indulgence
and the subject rises already
Weary before commencing the
work of the day. \ nap IN the
middle of the day it it be not toe
lona, will be Of decided benefit to
the tired woman. The great diff
Guilty is that it should not be taken
soon after dinner, and before
dinner wo ere apt to be busy.
But whatever we do, we must
be reasonable usc common sense:
and understand ourselves.
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r. E. 2.
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ORISONS.

Morn lifts from her blue eyes
The white clouds Of her eyelids, and her
breath
Is laden vet with dreams, the mysteries
OF life that r.in,ics death.
The cleaning skies invest
A world vet drowSy with the shades OF even
Earth, like Il babe upon its mothers breast,
Sleeps in the arms Of heaven.
Awake, the clarion bird
That heralds the return Of light and life,
By the shrill hat;le-cry, distinctly heard,
Calls to the daily strife.
Cp, up. The war-drum beats!
Nov let the re7ercnt prayer be briefly
said
For labor is petition, and entreats,
Give Us our daily bread"
Give, not alone the crust
Tba. forms our grosser natures fitting doe;
We ask, D Father, dust inoeeo ios o"s''
Life for the living soul!
Give the true heart and high,
That thrills in danger with emotions grand,
And struggles bravely for the gifts chat lie
In the dark angels hand.
Gire the untirirg mind,
That seeks rich treasures in the mines OF
thought,
Yielding with open hands to all msnklnd
The gold 90 dearly bought.
GIVE patience, that nniurls
Her waiting sal! upon the tide OF years,
Where the slow oyster moulds to cleaning
pearls
It's wealth Of hidden tears.
Give us dear human love.
Much can we yield to times devouFlns
But may We fni, Ike Noah's wandering
dove,
The oliyeleaf We crave.
Give the fee hand that Sows
The broad domain where many a nelghoor
rcaps,
When. in its white and beautiful rcpoSe,
The bearded harvest sleeps.
Then from the conquered soil
shsii tbs lost tree Of life once more arise,
Till the heart sings amid its daily toll
Tho music Of the skies.
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As An evidence Of the scarcity Of work
among laborers in New York, the fact is
noticeable that Broadway merchant,
who advertised for porter, was forced
t, close his store and call the police to
disperse the crowds Of applicants VIII"
assembled on Wednesday morning.
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It's stated BY the National Gazette of
New York, that the bodies Of acting
third assistan, engineers 6: ": Nc
Gowan, II. ". Merriam, 4. Mitchell and
n. shoaberg, who went down with the
Monitor eehawkcn, in Charleston har-
Dor, on December Sd, 1868, have been
taken from the wreck, and are on the
way 10 New York.
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THE FALL CASrAIGx.-E!ections 70 be

PoruLAR EDrcATloS--The Cheraw
Democ.a, urges the voters of its school
district to levy an additional school'taz,
so as to secure, beyond all doubt, the
quota granted by the State. This adds-
,ional tax must, Of necessity, be very
snail but it will serve TO show that the
neople are ready to do what they can
in furtherauce Of the cause of education.
We are glad to learn that 1t is the IN
,cntion of the trustees for ChcTaw to
establish two schools, one for the colored
children and one for the white children.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-09-13

The authorizes of New York were hor-
rified day or two since by the discov-
cry in trunk, Of the body Of = Young
,adv. The trunk was directed to Chica-
20. Upon examination it was found
that death ensueG from abortion. The
lady was about - years Of age. and ap-
reared to be of respectable descent. The
police are watching the houses OF the
abortioniStS.
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w. L. GOURDINE,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR
SCOURER, &C.,
FROM CHARLESTON.

Respectfully Announces that ne Is
prepared to cut and fit gentlemen 5
suits to their entire satisfaction. Hav-
ing had large experience in the tail
orius business. and being constantly
sup,,lica with the latest New York
Fashions. he feels 10 hcsitancy in ask
ING for patronage. Work promptly
delivered. Terms moderate.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-09-13

POPULATION OF SourH CAROLINA.
advance sheets Of the census, it appears
tina, the present population of South
Carolina is 705,606, elassed as follows:
whites 2S9.G67; colorcd +l5,Sl+; In
iions 124: Chinese l.-Rcpuhlran.