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ABOUT ADvERTIsING.-We have known busi-
ness men who, when they cav their advertise
ment in newspaper, thought the main thing
was DONE They had seen the. advertisement; j.;
why should not everybody do likewise? 1t
does net seem to occur to such people that II ls
cheaper 10 pay one dollar line Ior advertising
in O paper Of fIty thousand circulation than 10
nav ten ceHts line for an advertisement IL a
paper Of two thousand circulation. They can
see for themselves The one advertisement US
plainly as the other, and it takes higher order
Of capacity to comprehend the difference oe.
tween them In public cOnspcuity; and they are
not unlikely fattered by the faWnng ol lhe
ten-cent-a-iine gentlemen. and offended by the
terse business style Of The dollar-a-line indlvi-
duals.-- Cincinnati Commercial.
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Passengers.

Per steamship James Adger, for New York
Mrs Graham nnd Child, Mrs Lewis and son, Al An.
lhony. J Hoi ton, K Tnpper, Mrs Nae anu
Child, A StecHman, Miss Brown. Mss A Be.tter.
- Ryder, Miss Ii Murdoch, J Davega, and > IN the
steerage.
Per steamship Manhattan. from New York
N:ss M Earrn Miss IL Lamb, Miss f Earle, Miss B
Ward, Miss NJ A Kelly, Capt II 5 Leehy,J NJ Van
Wlukle Mrs Mars, Miss Y L DeTleville. kerfi.
SIN, Mr. Oppen'Ie!m, w Frisbee,Nr q A abby anu
TWO children j Robinson. u Robinson, II Peck,
H " Coates, Parker, R Kelly, Mrs G Mooney,
Mrs W. u Mathews. CD .Ryhcr9 W Walton, MLsJ
p Brown, Miss NJ S Brown, ID Caminaue. aad 4 IL
Morris.
Per steamer Emilie. from Georgetown. S c.
Mrs Handerhorsr, three children ami two nurses.
Z ii Eason, d II Parker, y D seymour, Jr. II
Jackson, II Miller. J 3 Aston, lSearS, u Mck
White, and 81 Oh deck.
Per steamer Pilot Boy. from savannah, Beau.
fort, Pacific Landing, Ferry Island, 4c.Genrge
Saylor, a Marshall, v X c Cloutman. Master }
p Mcbride, j Cooper, c II Wright, Mrs J Mathes'
sen. G Waterman, and O. on deck.
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New York Naval stores Market.

turpentine continues nrm. Parcels on dock are
obtainable for less than fill l1ts In yard The
demand Is not 30 active from the joboing trade,
but there Is some call for full lots. Sales embrace
and o54 bbls. do. in yard at sec. Rosins-The
ma kst shows no quoiable change. There con:
tinues fair coll for strained, and the ilghs s{oGs
here creates strong pr ces: We quote ;. ~ oia
for strained, aud So IS asked. No. at 81 40@2 15
No. at So OO@3 IS; pale and extra pale, Si oo@
325. Tar-Washngton is very scarce and com.
mands the same prices as Wilmington. Sales are
$50 lots Washington, 50 As. Wilmington quotea
at So 40.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

At regular monthly meeting OF the Pioneer
Steam, Fire Engine Company OF Axmen, held
on Monday evening, the stltitstsnt, the accom-.
ssnyfix preamble and resolutions were unani-
mously adopted:
The appeal lately presented by the Pioneer
Steam Fire Company to the citizens OF Charleston
for aid In repairing their apparatus, mas met win
warm and generous response:
The committee appointed to solicit eontr1ou-
tiors for that purpose have, for the most part
been received with kindness and consideration
while there has been evlnced 10 this company
tharsympathy with and appreciation oftn enorts
OF our volunteer fremen which merits, auo 10
which we gratefully accord, our pleasuraoie rec
oghition.
By means of the donations that have been
made the engine has been placed IN shigh stale
of efficiency, at once gratifying to the pride Oh
the company which boasts it as It's own, worthy
the service to which 1t is dedicated, and COM
mendabe OF the enterprise, public spirit and civic
good d.wiE Of the inhabitants Of this city.
It is the aim Of the fireman, and 1t Is MS pieas-
ure, too, to devote his best Efforts to the comm on
good In the war which he wages with the de'
structive element.
1t Is most gratifying 20 his feelings. when the
community at large testify in 80 Substantial a
manner as they have done to US, wish cheerful
ness and open hands, their confidence IN mis- care
OF the interests committed TO his charge, and
their desire to uphold his hands for usefulness
Therefore, Oe It
neso,red That the thanks Of this company are
dine. and arc hereby cordially rendered, 70 the
CITIZENS OF Charleston, and to the hanks. lnsuI-
ance agencies. railroad companies, anu otner
corporarions for the contributions made TO them
for The objects indicated III our appeal.
Resolued, That to the New York and charleston
Steamship Company for their Kindness IN trans.
porting our engine to and from New YORK lree OF
charge, and to THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
and Courier forscourteses extended. our warm
est Acknowledgements are hereby accorded:
Resolved That the efficiency 10 Whlcn tne clti-
zens OF Charleston have SO largely added, shall'
with renewed energy, be devoted to their service,
with the hope that the apparatus they nave matte
pride to us and an honor to the department.
will be to them preserver from danger anu
Resoired That this preamble and these resolu;
tions be published In the Charleston Courier anu
DAILY NEWS.
Extract from the Minutes.
j. ". McKENRT,
T NJ
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Brvsk f6oE. Ilnuafy .s-EsedihgL CD Ton
Is 600 bsisa: Speculation and export SODA bales.
January lo-Noon.-Cotton opened quiet and
steady; sales 1900 bales.T-T'i' III
:, g. DOMESTIC. :. ~. 49,
NEW YORK, January 10 -Noon.-Flour quiet and
firm. Wheat quiet and frm. Corn scarce and a
shade frlier:, PORK; steady; mes, $1,000 So
Lard seay at:@ls cSsonuIands l;oIes iMe
guet: torpentine quiet at iec. Rosin, strained,
s2 Is. Freights dull. Stocks steady. Cold 1O7s
OH, Atnnsy easy at6@7.. Bonds 2 Exehapge,
0fEsSs EyrSSssrMdasy Ms re- steady at sa7 pei cent ser
ing sxasa. Gold llallh: stxt7-twas o.. .2ea-
pessees 81; n..w 64H. rirgina4 eS;; new 6l.
LouisiauAs 81: new so. Lerees CO; eiYhis so. Ala
CarolInas a4k; new o.. South Cironrs S5; new
COZ. Cutto steady; sales So bales; uplands
l6Ic Flour unchanged. Whlskey hrmer ut sla
seac. Wheat lc better; good export ana Iair
ber Western sI4Tas1 SIC; red Virginia 81 45c. Corn
shade frmcr at 7Sa79c; Pork scarcely 80 firm;
Old SIG 25al9 so: new S2Oa20 LIZ, Beef steadE.
Lard unchanged: kettle l24a1ehc. Turpentine
4ac. Rosin dull at 81 25. Tall5w actiFe at Ssa9c
Freghts heavy
BOSTON, January 1O-Gottou quiet and firm;
mitillngS l5sc; net receipts so bales; gross 2i5;
sales 400: stock $500.
asking higher raieS; n'iidiings .l5c; net receipts
$50 bssr: gross 7s5; exports coastwise l6o; sales
400; sock IS ITO Flour quiet and eady. Wheat
firm and scarce Corn white, no receipts; yellow
sue. Provisions unchanged. WhisEey 90a9lc.
C1SClSNATr January l0,-Li.te doing in dour
AMI cra n. Whlskey dull at Sc. Provisions un
settleu and dlficult to report; heders firm. Mess
pors5S1pNl,; Lard 1lh. ,-,-,-.--
LoUIsyILLR January l0.-Provisions'rery firm.
Mess pnrk $50 so. Shoulders aHc; clear sides lec.
WhlsAey ST.. -. -:
etines l4aIc: fer receipts l44s naaes; exports
coastwisc il5o; sales 200; stock Sl+I bales. -.
WILMINGTOS, Januar"' 10-C''tton frmer:, mid
dling> l4,sc; net rec eilts 119 hales; STOCK 2232
AUGUSTA January lo.-Cotton.hrmer and more
actiye:- midding 14KalIAc; sales $50 bales; re-
osipts a25.
SAyANNAH, January 10.-Cottan. active and
1rmer; mlddlings liAal42ac: net receipts 42oi
bales; exports to Great Britain 21S7; Continent
1870; coastwise 1880; saleS $500: stock s5, $50.
MOBILE. January 10 4ltop 8 roug: middlings
l4Ial4kc: net ;recepH 2ss5 b lles; exports 10
!:reas Britain $780, cSastR3se ISIS; sales 25oo;
GALyESr.N. January 1o.-Cctton firm, mil.
d!l gS l4e: net receipts 1896 halas tNporls coast
wise las; sales lI0D; STICK 81, 169.
NEW ORLEANS. Janua 10.-COtton active OF
full prices: mldlings i4Hal4H C: ne' receipts 6321;
gross receipts 590S; eXnorts coastwise 1869; safes
lo.6O0; stock ,223.02 bales. Sterling 2OX. Sight
n dis. Gold lo1ialoT.
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Interior Cotton Markets

IntcrIoT COttoH VHRR@s
COLUMBIA, January l0.-Sales Of cotton yes
terday about 80 bales; mlddlings l3Isc.
COLUMBUS, January 7:-Good demand. IN our
market for better grades which are.scarce; mlu.
dlings l3Hc; low mlddings l31Sc; sales l92 bales
receipts ll9; shipments 6es.
MONTGOMERY, January Low middlings
nominal at f2Nalsc; very little Offering.
SELMA, January s.-There were sales Yesterday
TO the amount Of l75 bales; low mtddltng l3ac
The demand was principally for the better grades
poor cotton rating lower.
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SAILED YESTERDAY.

SAlLcD tCo1CnO0As
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, New York.
Schr Palmer Smoot Baltimore
Schr Lewis 8 Davis, Bishop, Satlla River, ia.
FRoM THIS PORT. -,
stnp Hope, Hancock, Liverpool, prior to 3anu.
ary,6. This appears in the New York Journal OF
Commerce OF Saturday, January J, but can natd-
IL be correct, as the Hope did not. sail from inns
port until December 81.
5r bark Ranger, Doty, Liverpool. December "a.
Bark Sharpsburg, Rogers, Liverpool, prior 70
January s.
Bark Flori M Hulburt. Hiley, at Deal December
%, for London.
Schr MyrOver, Brown New York January g.
Schr Nellie, French, Satllla River, Ga, Decem'
ber 26.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
Schr NJ Lyons, Smith, from Boston at Port,
land, Ne, January s, to load for Charleston.
Schr George!ta, Lord, at New YORK, January Il
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
. Bark Sitka, Walker, at Boston, January s.
Br bark Rio de Ia Plata, Lander, at New forh'
January 8.
The Draupner, =, from Cardiff December q:
Br brig Flora, Muford, at New York, January !,
for Genoa via Charleston.
Schr John Lenthall, Martin, at New YORK. jan
schr W Allen, Doare; at Portland, Ne, Janu.
ary s.
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
The Beltlste, Nielsen, from Liverpool, Decem'
ber %. -
MEMORANDA.
DEAL. December 2a.-The bark Flori N Hulourt
from Charleston for London, arrived IN the
Downs, has been supplied with on anchor anu "
fathoms OF chain, having slipped from ner anonol
OF Sandgate.
The bark Evanel from Charleston for Liverpool
was spoken December 26, lot SO 0s, long 10 40.
The brig Marlposa. from Charleston, which ar
rived at Boston on the 5th inst, proceeded next
day to Weymouth.
The schr ArtIe Garwood from Beaufort, 3 Q, al
rived at Matanzas December 20.
The schr Lizzie Carr Gnchrlst, from Belfast, Ne
for Charleston. sailed from Holiness Hole Janu'
ary 4.
The schr Willie Dill, Rowland, from George
town. 8 c, arrived at New York January g.
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New York Hay Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, January The mar
ket remains steady; The demand is not large, o9S S
baIes for Havana, by sail; 200 for Savannah, SO
for ST. Mary's River, and 81 for Wilmington, all at
81 20. The shipment has been DELAYED by the
rains There Is Some Inquiry for Mobile, oat
freight cannot be obtained low enough. Cover ls
easier AGAIN. Retail aud straw are firm but not
active, and no higher.
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crease in the supply; holders retain much conn;
derce, insisting upon fufr former rates. Ssles OF
100 tcs Carolina at exa1Hc cash.
From the Daily Bulletin, January I: The irsae
have boneht fairly, and the market retains
strong tone with q small supply here, and few
lots Offering. Sales OF 15o tcs Cirolina at 8za7Hc.
East India is neglected, and values nominally un-
changed.
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AsAp CAsE.-John BinEe, a youth of seFen-
teen years, was arrested yesterday on watrsnr
from Trial Justice Schroeder at The instance Of his
father, on ehargeiof vagrancy. The case was
one OF, those unhappy quarels between father
aud disobedent and reckless son, and the latter
was sent to jail for thirty days as vagrant.
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The Chnrleston Cotton. Rice amt Navnl
Stores Market.

The Chnrleston Cotton, Rice amt Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NRws. |
TUESDAY EVENING, January 10, 1911. J
CoTToS.-This staple was in moderate request,
the stock being limited and prices Of steady
character. Sales about 1000 bales, say-0 at lal.;
at 1924; l3 at 13; at 1885, 81 atlsA1llat l3}:
6s at Bs% II atas7s; loo at II; 90 at l4s al52 AT
141t; 100 Il i.2$ 62atl4h;ll5 at Isss; Cat AK; -
at Is. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary 80. ~l3 u
- Low mtddhng. .....-. ..rs t-:.lfzag
Mid01iug
Strict mlddllng. ...-"ll1sgl3
R1cE-The market was steady; sales about loO
terces OF clean Carolina say 80 t.erccs at G; 1la
at 6Isc q b. We quote common to fair Mt 5A@
e%; goodStseskc.3 !:
NAVAL sToREs.-Thcre were no sales Of note.
FRElGurs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct y on
uplands; via New York. 7sdou uplands. IA ON Sea
Stands; ay sail 7ld@l5.3ad on upsauds, Sd on
sea Islands. To Hayre nominal. Coastwise-to New
FORK, by steam, &c on uplands anu lc on sea
Islands; So y rierce on rice; BY sail, Hc p b Oh
cotton; a tlerce on rice: 4oc p barrel On roSia
s7@s q N on lumber; s9@lO q on timber. TO
Boston, by sail, }E@Yc q Ii on upland cotton.
TO Providence, BY sail llss q N on boards &c
p ID on cotton; by steam 81 q bale on New
York rates. To Philadelphia, by steam, Kc p h
ou uplands; by SAIL 81 {, Il on boards; 50 on
imber; So p ton on clay, sad ss@Sso on phos-
pilates. 20 Baltimore, by steam, &c p b; by
sail, ss 5oD7 p M on boards; sS@5 IS . ton On
phosphate rock. Vessels are in demand oE
our r,erchenta IN take lumber freightS from
aeorgetowq, 1. 9, ,Rarleh Hnd sitala River, Ca
and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports, and $40
S12 q NJ are the rates on lumber and boards.
ExcHAsux..-Sfarliug 90 day bills ls'l@lsh.
DoxssTrc, ESthANas. - The banks purchase
slght checks at 7.@>: on, and seq at par,
GoLp-lo@u. =. ..
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COMMERCIIL NEHS.


BARCELoNA-Per Span bark fsabcl-lo'o bales
upland cotton, i. :. Per Sran bark Clscar-7Cj bales
uuland Gotten, 205 bbiS rosn......Per Span bark
Joyea Rellriz-540 bales upland cotton.
NEW ioRK-Per steamship james Aiser-2i
bags sea island and ST.! bales upland cotton, l34
tcs rice. IS bales yarn, IL bbis rosn, and IL pack
agessupdrjcs.' =
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The PEOPLES NATIONAL BANk. THE follow
gentlemen we're yesterday elected directors Of
ihIs bank, O. o. witte. jag. S. Gibbes, Jno. S.
Riggs, VIM Aiken, Jas. NJ Caldwell, ". &. Ryan,
and q b. West, Jr. Alta meeting OF the directors
held subsequently, C. o. Witte, ESQ., was unani-
mously elected president .,i,
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DEATH OF CAPTAIN JOSEPH HILToN.-The
many friends OF Captain Joe the well known
originator and president OF Hook and Ladder Com
pany, No. l., willbe panied to hear Of his death
which occurred in. Bergen, NJ j., on The lst in
stant Captain HRon's age was 81. He was'born
and reared in New York City, and at the out
break OF the $artas Refesfn from the New York
Sun) entered the 18th New York Volunteers as q
private. On account Of his superior scholarship
and integrity he was placed in positions Of trust
In his regiment, and was promoted al last to the
post OF quarlermaster sergeant. At the battle Of
Gainas's MILL when Ew.er.sdirision was being
driven back Hilton left his stores, and, seizing
lid. .irom the hands ola wounded soldier, rushed
itethe front, and fought with his regiment ti3 the
:batie WAS over. For this act Of gallantry he was
made a Il st lieutenant, and soon became captain
For long time he served 'oH the; headquarters
stan OF he Fifth Corps, under Meahe, Sykes AMI
Warren, gaining the esteem OF all with waom he
came In contact. de came to Charleston shortly
after the clos Of the war, and was employei IN
ONCE service under the various military COM
mauders. But il was chiefly by his activity and
yea, AZ a menluer OF our Fire Department that he
speedily tecame prominently and i1aVoraoly
known in our community. After. the formation
of Hook aid ladder Company, No. l, he became
It's president and r, NAMED IN that position unt I'll
he let Charlet N for the North last summer. Cn-
der HIS management the company became one II
the mrst efficient IN our Fire Department. and on
several occasions carried Of the prize OF merit. AS
a token respect to the deceased she company
have decided to drape their hall In black, and
wear the usual insignia of mourning for thirty
DAYS.
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Receipts by Railroad, January 10.
sor-ru CAROLINA RAILROAD.

1l43 bales cotton, 63 bales goods, cars stock.
& CO, A Mulligan, " Bee & co, G a Walter
co. W W Smith, q W Williams & co, " Williams
( Son, Frost i Adger, Reeder 4 DAVIS F, Mn.
Salinas, WardIaw & CaEeM, " Courtney CO,
Colcock i 20. P Smith, Sloan L Se:snlous,
Aiken l. co. Wiss L co, Prlnrls & SON. Mowry \
Son. Johnston, Crews g. co, caldwell son, anu
Nure
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.6ewir,a, Marblnes.

AED THE
WEED" FAMILY FAvoRlTE. LooK-sTiToB
MACHINE,
are the best in use. n.---ii'
For sale on the Lease Plan, with monthly pay.
ments on easy terms, or for cash. All kinds Of
Machine attachments; Needles, Cotton, white
Rennirlng as usual. Circulars and samples Of
work sent on application. -:
D. B. HASELToN,
General Dealer In First Glass Sewing ma
chimes and Material, No. 3o7 King strees,
Rhgl7 .Chafleston. S U.
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Wilmington Market.

Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, January e.-TcRPESTrSE.-Only
20 bbs received and sold at So for sofr aud 81 81
for hard, per $50 pounds.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE.-50 bols changed nands ~
44c per gallon.
RosIN.-Sales Of 154o bbls at 81 IS for strained,
81 SO for low No 2, and So fpr low mol.
CoRS.-Sales OF 5000 bushels OF 9Oc per ousnel
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FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

steamers OF the above line leave Pier G{Hk.
40. II. North River, foot OF Canal S&t2f
street N.!% York, ut /. O'Clock noon, OF the Atm
au.l 10Th Of every month except when shese
t,a!rs fall On Sunday, then the Saturday, preced
Departure Of the 10th connect at Panama with
steamers for South Pacific aud Central American
norris Those o. 4th touch IT Manzaniuo.
Steamship AMERICA leaves San Francisco for
japan and China February l, 1871.
No Ca isOrnia steamers touch st Havana, bul
20 direct from New York to Aspihwan.
One hundred pcunGs baggage free to each adult.
Medicine anu attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other information apply
at tile COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf foot OF Canal1street, North River, New
iork. +. Il. BABY, Agent.
iu!Yle-lyr
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PORT CALENDER.

Full Noon. 9th, hours, minutes. eTerir:.
Last Quarter. l45h,,l hour. 81 minutes. morning.
New Noon. goth hours, L. minutes. evening.
FIRST Quarter, S8ih. hours. "a niina es. morn e.
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s.yANyAn AND cHAnLEsroN RAILROAD.


&c bales cotton. rough rice nsdse, &c ToGM
klns. Mcrherson L co, Wagner Murdaueh,P
Fraser. Kinsman & Howell. S7Oney Lowndes,
Minotf, W Wilkinson, S Bee, Peizcr, Rodgers y
CO. G F Habeiicht, 4 Adger. T P smith. kteler q
DAVIS. S Marwood, K RCunningham, { W Bunton,
wilson, W h Mauldin, and kanapaux Con-
Z4eZ,.- :! -.
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n R. B a E r . S
oct3l-mwslyl

d R. B a Err $ .'.'
IMPROVED ..aa r.:.5
VEGETABLE CATHARTIC PILLS -
will remedy BILIOUS DISORDERS and
LIVER COMPLAlNT-will cure dyspepsia or
IndigesllDn, Headache, Costiveness. Loss OF
Appetite. and have proved OF great use in Men
ralgia Dropsy. Dysantery, Piles Pains In the Side,
Back and Limbs. They will cure Sick Headache
and all DeraGgemenrs Of the Stomach These
Pills contain DO Mercury, and may be taken with
perfect safety by any persons, and In all sltna-;
lions OF life. '''' ~
No family should be without them. II 49,.
Manufactured by Dr.. q. BAER
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Charleston, s. C.
Price per box Is cents. Usual discount toll
trade. -. u . ....,.,t,.
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: srS. srr xooN uIGl
: 'ANoAhi' RISES. SETs. B. 5. WATER
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New York .&ice Market.
From the daily Bulletin, January 6: The de.
mand has been very good and without any in
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THE TABLES TURNED on THE DETECTIVES

THE TABLES TURNED on THE DETECTIVES.
Yesterday afternoon; warrant, was taken out
from Trial Justice Bunch by Rachel Williams lot
the arrest OF one Burdell, Lieutenant PhilpFy and
Ofdcer Dayis,-or the detective force. In her am-
<lavit attached to the warrant Rachel swears that
shewas arrested the Tuesday before Christmas by
Onicer Davis, on charge made against her by
B1rdeli. That she was taken to the detective
ONCE and there locked up in cell and kept In
close confinement until the following Saturday,
when she was discharged at midday. During her
confinement she was never brought before Q trial
justice and had only bucket Of water7ant A4oaf
OF bread to subslst on durng the four dayasee
was locked mp; and that she snfIefea great deal
from the intense cold and the hardness OF the fare
She says that Burden was the prime mover In the
matter, and that Lieutenant Pniippy caused her
deteAtion. The warrant will be served this morn
Ing and the parties brought up for'exsmination
before the trial justice. Complaints ofshis nature
have often been made, ana his but Just to all
parties to have fair examination into the matter.
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sTArE-RooMs ALL on DECK.

The Splendid New iron Side. Wheel Steamship
SOUTH CAROLINA, Beckett, Commander, WIZ SAL
for New York Oh THURSDAY, January LIN, AT
1 O'Clock, p NJ. from Pier No: 2 Union Wharves'
connectinV with Day Passenger Trains from Co
lumba aud Augusta, arrviAeAt half-past 3 =. Al.
Insurance by Steamers OF this Line n per cent.
= For Freight Engagements or Passage, naSlng
very Gne state-roOM accommodations, apply 10
WAGNER, HUGER s CO., No. 26 Broad street, or
70 WM. A. COURTENAY, No. ! Union Whsryes.
ian9-4 u.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-11

CLUES AND STARs.-Franeis Rodgers, report
ed for reckless driving and running over Mr.
ONeil ID King street, had preliminary hearing
alterwhlch his case was postponed.
Henry Taylor, arrested on suspicion of larceny,
as yesterday reported, was held for exami alton
Isaac ranfels and wm Richardson, arrested for
disordedy conduct aud inducing: in "a ast!cutr in
the Market,cn ,Mondsy arternpan, were each SEN
fenced to pay 6ne Of SIS or go-to the. House Of
Correction for five days. ..-..:'G
Fancy Brown, lodged for being drunk and dis
orderly and using abusive language to q police.
man, was sentenced to pay q fine Of $40, or spend
twenty days in the House OF Correction.
A despondent individual who drowned his sor-
rows In the cup to such an extent that he mis-
took Broad street for his home and the Sidewalk
ror his bed, was discharged in consideration Of
his peculiar circumstances f SO
Alexander Farr, trisd for assaulting Campbell
Jones and striking him severe blow on the head,
was sentenced to ray fine Of SIS and COSTS, or
go TO jail for thirty days. He went.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-11

Tie Steamer PLANTER, Capt. J. T. sEsA
Foster. Is now receiving freight stsEEsssi go
Accommodation wharf, and willeave On " EDNEs.
DAY MORNING. llth inst, at O'Clock.
For freight or passsEi apply on bnaId. or 70
RAYENEL HOLMES & CO.,
ian1O NO.. 1T East Bay. j.