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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-16

STEALING GREENBAoks.-Tuesday night, a
coloed boy in the employ OF Trescott, the well.
known butcher In the market, entered the apart.
ment of one OF his comrades, during the absence
OF the latter, and breaking open his trunk, ao-
stracted s40in greenbscks. He was not suspect
ed until next morning. when he made his appear
an In new suit OF clothes and shiny pair Of
boots. Feeling himself suspected, he asked per.
mission to be absent to write,a letter, and never
returned. He was arrested yesterday morning by
oricers Burke and Davis. and ls held for exami.
natipn
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XSoTHEE EscApIsr CAprURED.-About one
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon Jacob Brown, who
effected his escape from the detective office last
week, was captured by oficer Johnson In Market
street. near the dock. AS soon .as he saw the
officer, Jacob attempted to escape, but being cor
nered, he gave it up, and was arrested. He was
under arrest when he effected his escape, for en-
terlng house in Chalmers street and insulting
the occupant. The detective office apparently
not being secure enough for him, he was taken to
the Jail, where lie awaits bis examination on the
original charge against him and that Of breaking
jail In addition.
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A,FAREwELL SpREE.-Michael Mckenzie,
James Glenn, Daniel Mckenzie Patrick Dwyer
and John Harris, five jolly tars, from the bark
Keper, entered house on Elliott street, on Tues
day night, and, with a good supply OF liquor, de-
terminea to make night OF 1t. Their noise and
uproar, however soon attracted the attention OF
the police, and the i've were surprised BY an In.
curslon Of the protectors OF the peace and locked
MP In the .Gnsrdhouse. Upon being brought be.
fore the Mayor they pleaded that 1t was their last
night on shore, and were allowed to go free on
condition of their geing on board Of their ship
aud sailing with her. she left yesterday with the
party at work.
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By ". Y. LEITcH 8 B, s. BRUINS.

DEAL ESTATE OF TIE RELIEF LoAN
LIZ ASSOCIATION Order Of the Directors.
Will be sold at Auction THIS DAY, the 16fh
instant. at the Old Postoh1ce, ct II O'Clock,
The following PIECES OF PROPERTY:
lst. That Three.Story BRtOK RESIDRNQEy on
the north side Of Tradd street. No. a. with regut-
on Tradd by 100 feet B inchesdp depth.
I'd. Brick Residence. south aide OF Beanfain
street, second door west OF Calvary Church; meas
uring Is feet 8 inches on Beaufsin ssreet, and In
depth 136 feet. Sli.r,&
the southwest corner OF Line and Percy Gtre0Ds
measuring in front op Line street 81 feet inches,
and IN depthon Percy Street 70 feet.
4ta Lot Of Land: with Buildings thereon on
west side Of Afchdale stfset, No. II, (ArtmanN
lot measuring 81 feet 'front.' BY $50 feet In DEPTH
ALSO,
e. The THREE TENEMsNf STORES, ontha
east side OF EnR street, known as Nos. <S&, $50
and 4Ss, north OF John street; measuring IN trent
on King street IS fee. 8 inches, and tn, depth
feet.
Interest. secured by bond and mortgage Of the
property. Insurance and assignment OF policy
Purchasas to pay Is for papers, and stamps =:
febi6
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ASHLEY FIRE Co4pAvY.-At the annua

ASHLEY FIRE COMPANY. AT the annual
meeting OF the Ashley Fire Company, held on the
18th Instant the following oficers were elected to
serve for the ensuing year: T. S. Dennisson. pres
iIent; James n. Matthewes, vlce-president; James
Ferguson, secretary; L. Glbbes, treasurer; James
Bruce, first director; G. c. Webb, second dIrec-
tor; Alfred Martin, third director; Robert E. Say
age, fourth director; L. 8. Dennisson, first ak
man; A. T. Deas, second axmar; P. Brown, EN-
glneer; VIM. Logan, hallkeeper; B. A. Bosemon,
surgeon; committee on finance q. NJ simons, ].
Jacobs, R. Crawford; committee on charityssG. W.
Green, W. Braybery, 1. slmons, r. Middleton, 3.
Carter; committed on letters, b. Hay, WrPlnck.
pey e War6
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UNITED STATES CouRr.-The District Court
was opened at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning, hiss
Honor Judge Bryan presiding.
The case OF the Beaufort commissioners was
taken up, and the Hon. D. r. Corbln made the
closing argument for the prosecution. This occu.
pied the court the entire day, and at 8 O'Clock 1t
Adjourned until 10 O'Clock this morning. The
Judge delivers his charge to the jury this morning.
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jane-ss ,1725-fepi, !, Il, ia, TO- q, ,25-mhl4e7,s
By STREET BROTHERS & CO.,

BY STREET BROTHERS & CO.,
Auctioneers.
NEW CROP NEW ORLEANS SUGAR
IN AND MOLAsSES.
On TUESDAY, the 21it instant, at IL O'Clock, 4.
M will be sold In our warehouse, No. "a East
zoo hhds. OF FaIr, Good and Prime Grocery NEW
ORLEANS SUGAR
l40 barrels OF Choice New Orleans Molasses.
Terms-All sums under $1,000, cash; $1,000 or
over, thirty days, with approved city endorsed
notes.
R9r Columbia Phoenix, Augusta Chronicle and
Sentinel Atlanta Inteltgencer and Macon Tele.
graph will Insert onco and send bill to Us for pay
rneut. feblFo
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ArYRAY ON THE PLANk-RoAD.-On 4ouday
afternoon young man named Appler, while
riding on horseback up the road, met Mr.. Louis
Binder driving q. cart near Hstch's avenue.
There had been a dlricuIV OF long standing be-
tween the two, and In o short time quarrel en-
sued. Appler got down from his horse, and
taking of the bride approached Binder to beat
him with 1t. The ldlter drew pistol, aud from
his seat on the cart struck his antagonist over the
head with the weapon as he approached. deep
cut, o. first thought dangerous, was inflicted, but
being brought to the city the young man is now
doing well. The matter has got into the hands
of the law. and will probably be settled IN this
manner.
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CLUBS AND SrARs.-Dafney Alexander, an
old and persistent offender, having been arrested
on Tuesday afternoon for being drunk and disor'
" on East Bay, near Hasel street, was sentenced
to pay fine OF IS. or go to the House OF Oorrec-
.,on for thirty days. Not being possessed Of the
necessary funds, she went.
white man, who in addition to being drunk,
became very dsorderly in state street and Insist
ed on sighting somebody, was locked up and SEN
fenced TO pay fue OF IS, or spend twenty days
in the House of Correction. Thinking his liberty
cheap at twenty live cents day, he paid up and
left.
Cane Green, coiored boy, was lodged in the
Guardhouse yesterday morning for safekeeptng
supposed to be insane. Ills case was referred te
the city registrar
Three drink and diaorderlles were locked up,
and after hearing before the Mayor, were dis.
charged without fine.
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TIE CHARLESTON NEWS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 49, 1871.

HELD FOR TRIAL.-Oscar Rivers was ex-
aru,nesd before Trial Justice MacSey yesterday
afternoon oH The charge Of beating Isaiah Gard.
ner with a green hoop pole. The charges were
apparently made on good foundation, and the
prisoner was bound over for trial to-day.
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Newspapers, alagarnes, &r.
d URAL CAR LIN A N
FEBRUARY NUMBER.
Loy2l-thftu
FEBRUARY NUMBER.

High Farming Without Manure, E. N. Pendle'
ton; Experiments with Fertilizers, E. b smish'
Practical Experience in Planting, 3. W. sVans'
Common Sense applied TO Farming, HooKIh' hA'
perieuce with Turnips, R. Chlsolmi Is tne sou'u
Stock Country7 D. W. Aiken; Nut bearing if0eS
of the South, g. B. Buckley.
And numerous other articles ana muen Va'aA
BILE correspondence.
subscription, s. per annum.
Address
RURAL CAROLINIAN,
feb, Charleston, 8. Q.
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By ]. FRASER MATHEWES.

VALUABLE PHOSPHATE AND PLANT
ING LAND.
Will be sold on TUESDAY, 2lst February, at
the Old Po5tofice, at II O'clock.
All that TRACT OF 'LSND at Patker's Ferry, on
the, Ensto River and Iron Milne Beach Greek. In
Colleton County, formerly the property OF ]. J..
Perry, Esq. containing about 1900 acres, more or
less, on which ls q large deposit Of Phosphate
Rock OF the hest quality and near the surlaoe
The Tract consists OF good Cotton. Rice, Provision
and Timber Lands. Can be treated for at private
sale. ..a.. ,-tI.
Terms-One.half cash; balance ln one and two
years, secured by bond Of the parchaser and
mortgage Of the property. Purchaser to pas J.
F. Mathewes for necessary United States Inter
nal Revenue stamps and pagers. febl-wmth6tul
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ASSAULT AND BArrERY.-Yesterday after
noon mate OF the steamship Cuba was brought
before Trial Justice Macsey and examined on the
charge OF beating Henry Taylor, the baker on the
same ship. The prosecutor stated that the de-
fendani had struck him on the neck and had
dragged him down on the deck aud held. him
there. This was. by no. means sustained by the
evidence, which showed that the officer had only
pulled him away nom some fresh paint in an In
ner part of.the ship. The justice discharged the
defendant, deciding that he had used only that
degree OF force allowed him by law for the main,
tenance of discipline and good order on board OF
a shIp -,
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BUSINESS rIcEs.

DAYroS's MAMMOTH EDisro OYSTERS, &C..
Hnowledged to be the finest latest, largest, best
favored oysters in the world. The cunning
wight whose lucky lips my luscious flavor first did
sip, deserves from US tribute rare for bringing
me TO llgtt and afr.
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS CHEAPER THAN EVER
In Velvet aud Leather bindings 75 cents; Old
price 90 cents. In Velvet and Leather budlags,
IS cents; old price 81. In Velvet and Leather
bindings ST.; old price 81 Is. In Velvet and Lea
ther bindings, 81 20; old price 81 90.
HAsEL ST. BAZAAR, AND No. 1o1 KING 81.
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ssrRurH LIES IN 4 WELL" but the mis-
fortune Is some will not use the means to draw
her up. II ."'twere done, 'twere well done
,twere done quickly" So say we who know the
beneficial effects experienced by the used Of the
Old Carolina Bltters.
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OF THE BANE.

CRUMBS S-"Titian's daughter" was won at
the raf1le yesterday, at KlHsman's saloon, by Mr..
Stoll, Of stoil, Webb & o..
party was arrested yesterday for carrying on
q boarding. g.house without license
Sheriff Mackey, who has been dangerously III,
Is much better.
r. S. Bruins, Esq, has been appointed commits
sloner OF election, Vice 8. L. Bennett, resigned.
Sheriff Mackey and N. Montgomery are the other
two commissioners.
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Auction Sales This Day.

Leitch & Bruins will sell at II O'clock, at the
old Postoffice railroad securities.
Lowndes i Grimball will sell at II o'clock, at
the old Postonlce, real estate.
r. NJ. Marshall & Brother viii sell al IL O'Clock,
at the old Postofice, real estate.
J6eords CO. will sell at qaarter past O'Clock,
at their stores, hams, co.ree, &c.
A. H. Abrahams & Sons will sell at 10 O'Clock, as
their store, Dig goods, hosiery, &c.
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PEOPLES BANK OF SOUTH CARoLrNA.-Ata
meeting OF the board Of directors OF this bank,
held yesterday, Jno. Hanckel Esq, was elected
president. Ny. HaRokel has, for some months
past, been acting as president FRO TEN.
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A RARE FERTILzER.-Cohen, Hanckel &
Go. advertise the celebrated Russell Goes ammo
mated Bone superphosphate Of Lime. Price
s57 so, cash.
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Rusrro GOODS Rustic GoeDs IA reduction
Of twenty per cent. on Side and Corner Brackets,
Book Racks, &c., ct our stores. .
CHAs.C. RICHTER Co.,
Hasel street Bazaar, aud No. 16l King street.
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CORRECTION. notice of the row at the
Military Hall, In yesterdays issue, 1t Is stated
that Benj Mills was arrested for trying to rescue
friend OF his, Samuel Haselton. We have since
been informed by Bent Mills that he was not
delegate or friend OF Haselton- on the occasion,
aud was arrested through an unintentional offence
on his part.
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ATTENTION, TOURISTS -stereoscoplc views
OF Charleston and vicinity at No. 1Sl King street,
or at the Hasel street Bazaar. novl2
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THs RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE ESCAPE OF
GRfaSs.-sherf Mackey requests US to say that
severe illness has thus far prevented him from
noticing tho strictures which have appeared In
city print, on his official conduct In connection
with the singular escape Of the Confessed assas-
sin, Grimes, from the jail. In a few days, the
sheriff hopes to Sc sufficiently conyalescent to
vindlca7e himself from what he considers the
m ,,lcious aspersions of personal enemies.
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WHY USE foreign mixtures when you have
reliable remedy at home, such as the Great
Southern Tonic, Old Carolina Bltters.
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SMALL CaRoMos SMALL CnRoIos !-Chro-
mos In Walnut Frames at rs cents each; formerly
sold at 81 so. No. 1el KING STREET.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER at Joseph Black
mans drug store, No. SO Broad street, February
Is: O'Clock, 81; TO- 55; Il, So; q 60; T. 5s;s 81;
6 &c
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PAPER DOLLS! PAPER DOLLS Sold at s. 8,
and 70 cents each /; former prices, S, 10, Is and
20 cents.
No. 1871 KING ST., AND HAsHL ST. BAZAAR.
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STEAM TO EivERpooL.A The steamship South
Carolina will receive freight until sunset to-day.
The agents will issue through bills lading to Liv.
erpool for upland cotton at "a. and sea islands
at Id, IL connection with Messfs. Williams i
Gr:on's next Wednesdays steamer.
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BILL heads printed on. fine paper at 50, s.
IS, ss so snd IS 80 per thousand, according tt
size, at TIE NEWS Job Office.
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THE OLD CAROLINA BIrTERs, . pleasant
and enectlve cure for very many OF the Ills that
nesh Is heir to.
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AT CosT AT Cosr Large size Chromos.
HAsEL STREET BAzAAR.
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FOREIGN ExPoRTs-The British bark Yumu-
ii was cleared, yesterday, for Liverpool by Mr..
r. T. Walker, with 12l bags sea Island cotton,
1851 bales urlaniN cotton. -lso tons phosphate
rock and 1876 sacks cotton seed.
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BY W. Z. LEITCH q b 8. BRUNS.
Auctioneefs. -,
1.-TWO HU ND RED AND TWENTY
Shares Savannah and Charleston Railroad
Stock, In sums to suit purchasers.
viii be sold on THURSDAY, the 18th Instant Ias
the Old Poston1ce, at II O'Clock, =, .el
go Shares SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD STOCK. febI0
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By R. ". MARSHALL. & BRO. :

TSTATE SALE, BY ORDER OF THK
~ ADMINISTRATOR.-DWEL LING No. Is
Prices Alley, next to King street.
THIS DAY the 10th instant, at IL O'Clock, Will
be soldat the,old Poston1ce, Broad street, -
The above DWELLING, containing feur roon8v
pantry and piazza with q Kitchen and or1ck stofe-
house. Tot co BY sax feet, more or less.
Terms caah. Purchaser to pay 3. u. u &Bro-
for papers and stamps. leole
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INoUEsT.-Bina Deasley, a colored woman
about fifty years Of age, expired suddenly At her
residence at twenty minutes after II O'clock on
Tuesday night. She was native OF this city, and
we'll known for number OF years as laundress.
A.jury OF inquest was empanelIed by the coroner,
WHO assemb ed yesterday morning at No. eStolps
alley, and physician, after post mortem exam
ina.ion, having given 1t as his opiuion that the
deceased had died OF dropsy OF the chest, q ver-
DICT was rendered accordingly.
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1nsnranre.
n H E sou T q E N L =
INsUR3N HPANY..

.-~-~~~->-.-~c-----~~- o->.>->|...ee-
THE sourHER LIFE
1NsuRKN CONAN
. BOARD OF DIRECTORS,
ATLANTA, GA.
General John B. Gordon, President. Atlanta, aa.
General A. h. Colqultt Planter, Barker oounsys
A. Austeu, Banker, Atlanta, Ga.
E. VI. Holland, Atlanta, Ga.
J. H. Gala way, Atlanta, Ga.
Hon. B. U. Yancey, Athens, Ga. -
B. ]. Smith, Planter. Cuthbert, Ga.
n. Y. II. Miller, Atlanta, Ga.
General Wade hampton, Columbia s: o.
William Johnston, President d 8. q. =. H-s
G. d. PaIniay' commission Merchant, Augusts,
Robert Thomas, Athens, Ga.
d. E. Butler, Commission Merchant, Augusta Gs-
l. Wilngn1al%a gs1l areaasSofo saats1 AsnSs
r. b. Gowan; Wilmington, y. q;
F. ]. Pe;zer Charleston, :. U.
d. G. Fowe, Raleigh. n o;
general w. r. Cox, Raleigh, N. q.
BOARD OF DIRE TORS,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
r. Z. Brlnsley, President Memphis and Its5a
Rock Railroad. Memphis, Tenn.
F. NJ. White, President Mississippi and Tennesse6
Railroad, Memphis, Tenn.
Amos Woodrua, President Memphis and Ohio
Railroad, Memphis, Tenn.
F. :. Davis. President First National Bank, Mem
phiH, Tenn.
D. b. Townsend, Memphis, Tenn. ..
II. A. Partee, Cotton Factor, Memphis, Tenn.
T. A. Nelson. Cotton Factor, Memphis, Tenn.
Hugh Terrence; Cotton Factor, Memphis Tenn.
j. Weller Contractor, Memphis, Tenn.
J.W. McCown Merchant, Memphis, Tenn.
Charles Kortrecht, Attorney at Law, Mentpnna
9. W. Eraser, Attorney at Law, Memphis Tenn.
W. C. Ireland, louisville. Ky.
w. q. Cherry, Banker, Memphis, Tenn.
OFFICERS.
ia NELSON, President.
AMOS WOODRUFF, FIRST Vice e-presidene.
FIN. WuIrR, Second Yice.pres1denb.
BEN. May Secretary. ,o,u,.o.x
CHAs r. PATTERSON, Assistant Secresatys
F.S DAVIS Treasurer.
AUGUSTA BRANCH.
BE- !; Il i, hEE1EH# v. 1hA#ros, General Agents.
Income, per aRouun....... ...............".l.00o,0o ,0oS
Assets, January 1st, nearly. ly..............l, ,0o,e
SAMUEL i. TUPPPER,
feb1o-lmo REsrpEsr AGENT.
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TIE NEW STAR At THE ACADEAY.-fhe
posters and our advertising columns announce
the coming Of Mexican Buchanan ihe sragedian,
who, with company that has been highly
praised, opens at the Academy On Monday evAn'
ing next. AS Mr.. Buchanan has never before ap'
pearsd In our city, some account Of his antece-
dents may be interesting to our readers. He was
born in Philadelphia, February 2s, 1928; is the son
of Paymaster Buchanan, United States Navy;
nephew OF Admiral Buchanan Of the Confederate
Navy, wIo commanded the Merrimac In the
Hampton Roads Monitor battle; b the grandson
Of Thomas McKean, one OF the agners Of the
declaration OF independence, and is connected
With many officers in the army and navy. The
tragedian was himself an onicer In the navy, ap-
pointed BY President Jackson In 1885, resigned
his commission in 1910, became merchant al
New Orleans until 1850, when he built large pri-
yate theatre at New Orleans, conducted 1t with
the greatest success for three years, and became
an actor IN January, 1850. He and Mr.. Forrest
are the only living representatives OF the old
schpol Of heavy tragedians in either hemisphere.
His first appearance here will be as Sir Harcourt
Courtly, in London Assurance.
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soiura CAROLINA RAILROAD CO.
Annual meeting ii, i; 5or tho stockholders.
SECOND DAY.

SECOND DAY.
Tie South Carolina Railroad Convention re-
assembled yesterday mornIng In the hall Of the
Southwestern Railroad Bank.
AioIzo j. White, ESQ.,, sub!ait.ed the following
report:
The committee to whom was referred The re-
port Of the president and direc ors or the South
Carolina Railroad Company, with the dlcumeuts
ACCOMPANYING it, respectfully report that tney
have given to the same the consideration which the
Short Interval allowed yJur committee would
permit.
the business of this year shows, as was the case
last year, q marked increase, and has attained It's
full average before the war. The improved con-
nections or the road, both seaward and ian iaad%ara,
especially that by the completion OF the Macon
and Augusta Railroad, are causes OF congratula'
.tion.
We are glad to be advised by the report that a
proper site for location on the water mas osem zen
Secured, and that plans. are prepared Whicn wiz
secure this Important advantage at moderate
present outlay, and recommend that THIS VOTE pe
pushed without delay.
attention TO the 'Soulh Western Railroad BANK.
Your commit .e deem II worthy your earnest con-
sfderafion and decisive acton.
FOrimany years mo ln0neyed .dlYldends. nave
nv, al, ough steady dividends have been regularly
made and judiciuusly applied 10 the reduction OF
debt and Improvement Of property which repre-
ssnts your st 'ck
{. And nov having restored your road to food
.Workfug eond.tl n, they have, for tde,last Elk
months, given you In money reasonable quarterly
dividends, FhicH theJ propose sgGonkinnes and In
the opinion a your com lnittee VIII ncIease. es.
SaDRsninK your Investment hereafter .Ssregular
quarterly ,diHdene ne.Saytngstock.ss EsFs%,,
S-Your Committee feel warFautedTin rec5mnend-
iiiE,ttH aloptt6n OF The following gresolution:
{ Resoired, That the report OF the president and
Directors, ana the 1spefs accompanying 1t, are
highly satisfactory assshowiHg Continued i'm,
fprovelnent in he condition Of the company, and
4ienai itman aolfty aud zea for thesinterest
;ef the stockholders &. j. WHITE, Chairman,
q u. CHAs. W. WEST,
- " l.. ELLIS,
r, :. u H WILSOS
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RAxrNe STREET CAR.-Tuesday evening
as Street Car No. e,of the King street Line, was
passing the corner Of Spring street 1t came In
collision with cart loaded with lumber. The
boards, which protruded come distance ahead Of
the car, struck tine car on the second window,
and, raking along the side, knocked In ave wip-
dows in succession. The cart was reported at
the Guardhouse, and, after hearing yesterday
morning before the Mayor, the owner was dis
charged upon condition Of his. making good the
damage to the City Railway Company.
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The Directors Elect.
prREoroRs OF rHs ROAD.

The managers Of election report the election OF
A.. Fouo,rIpr oontlarnpn.
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A FINE REsTAuaANE-All strangers visiting
this city are loud in their praises OF the superb
ressaurant Of Mr.. Lsuis Kenake. Persons who
have travelled over the United States, declare
that, for excellence ln'ths choice Of Wards, and
the sapsrior manner OF cookery, Kenake slaJ se
equaaed. perhaps, but cannot be surpassed: NE
Kenake Is an institution Of Charleston. and we
are truly glad to hear 30 many eulogiss or hrs
excellent management Of q lrst.class restaurant.
In addition to the restaurant, his liquors and
cigars are OF the very best, and all who paronize
him, may depend upon receiving muc.. more
than the mere value OF their money.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-16

Meetings This Day.
UnlOn' Khwlnning Lodge, at. halfpast 7
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