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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-23

MAKING FREE WITH DRY GooDs.-Willam
Thompson was arrested On Friday night BY
oalcers Burke and. BaYis, charged With stealing
clothing and dry goods fro n S. Fass, In King
street. The prisoner is q colored boy who about
a month ago was In the employment Of Mr.. Fass,
the clothler, in the capacity Of house servant.
About that time he one night secreted himself In
the store, and was locked up therein when the es-
tablishment was closed. AS coon as every one
had retired, william went to work, and was soon
porpeously arrayed In an elaborate pair OF plaid
trowsers, a woolly coat, and vest of the most
nowery pattern. Leaving his old suit on the noor
OF the store, he next gathered bundle OF clothing
aud dry goods to the value Of 500, and lett the
premices. The next morning the front door OF the
store was found open, and the ''old duds" on the
door explained the mystery of the missing CLOTH
ing and the absent william. The latter was
picked up By the police and carried before the
Mayor, whel no prosecutor appearing, the cupris
was sent to the House OF Correction for thirty
DAYS as a vagrant. He went, served tho term,
and on Friday was set free, only to be again ar-
rested by the detectives on q warrant from Trial
Justice Magrath. The prosecutor is the defrauded
clo,hler, and William Is held for examination on
the charge of larceny.
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Tup sroNEuA1L FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.

The SroNEHALL FIRE ENGINE COMPANY
The regular anniversary meeIing Of this company
was he on Saturday evening. After some PRE-
liminary business had been dispatched. the com.
pany proceeded to an election OF officers Tor the
ensuing year, which resulted as follows: George
L. Buist, president; John E. Boinest, ce-presl.
dent; wm G. Miller, secretary; Charles A. Aimar'
treasurer; E W. Blake, frst director; J. W.
Nichols, second director; James F. Sslvo, third
director; E. W. Leman. fourth director, Vice C..
W. Selgnlous Jr.. who declined reelection; NJ W.
Webb, engineer; Rev. John Bachm IN, D. D., chap
lain; General James Conner, solicitor; ]. Somers
Bust, NJ. D., surgeon; s. Y. Disher, hrss axman;
WI. Miller, second axman; Thomas W. Hughes,
third axman; O. Mcmillan, fourth axman.
The meeting then adjourned to the discussion
OF two bowls OF punch, the felicitous composition
OF which was the Ieme Of general remark, and
keenly appreciated by the partakers. The Officers
were each called upon, and their practical, and In
many cases eloquent. remarks were received
with much applause. Volunteer toast5 and senti'
ments followed In quick succession, and the
festivities were prolonged until late hour.
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REcoVEREB.- Saturday evening Officers
DAVIS aud Burke succe. ded In recovering lot OF
ooin and TWO gold buttons, stolen few days ago
from orge A. Glover by Joseph Maxwell. the In
genlous young scspegraoe, who- confessed his
guilt shortly after his arrest. The two hundred
dollar bills have also been discovered In the pos
session Of gentleman, who bought thom on Fri
day. They will berecovered today.
plain while petlicoat is also at the detectives
ofice. It was taken frum colored woman
named Carrie Morrison who bought 1t from an
old onender In the lifting line. The latter had
great many more things to dispose OF cheap, but
Carries limited purse prevented her from pur-
chasing more.
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By II. H. DeLE0N,
Aylcttoneer

TN PURSUANCE OF TIE JUDGMENT
of the Court OF Common Pleas for the County
OF Charleston, ef december 22d 1870, IN the case
OF Wolfe Va. Wolfe Will sell, for the purpose OF
partition, BY public outcry, ct the OH PostoMce,
at the foot OF Broad street, on FRIDAY, the 9th
day Of Januarys ISL ct II O'Clock in the fore
noon
All that LOT OF LAND. situate on the east side
OF King street, In Charleston; measuring and con-
tanning 28 feet front nKing street. ard % fe1e On
the east nne. Hffees inches deep on the; north
line and III feet 1oinches on the south ltne be sae
said dmeAaiens more or beas. Butttu8 uAn6
bounding 10 the north on kaads now Joreiata,of
Miller, Ripley d Co., to the east on Lands noNtof
late OF RoberF Beycs; 70 the south on LAndS: now
or late OF Philip Cohen, aud 70 thewestdn King
street. Together With the 1ne Brick. Store and
BuihiipRs thereon; as will appear BY the pak OF
r. X Payne, made 25th May, 1883, on the ipedMs
following: .. ir3 .t.lti1
bonds Of the purchaser, as may be- required Tor
distribution, PAYABLE ltiree eqlsl annual install
ments with interest annually from date, With
mortgage Of the premises, and policy OF insurance
10 be effected and assigned, and the insurance 70
be kept up during the CURRENCY OF the credh, ana
until the debt be paid. Purchaser to az the Hef-
cree for papers and all necessary stamps.
JAMS, -,htuG2mf2 specsat Rsfelres: B ,l =.
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By j. DRAYTON FORE. ~

INVALUABLE RICE PLANTATION AT
AUCTION. 80 :: :.
Will be sold at the north OF the Exchange,
TUESDAY, the 24th day Of January, 1s7l, = as IL
' That That " valuable RICE AND COTTON PLANr1.
TION. on the western branch of Cooper River,
known as ''Wappshoola," "a miles from Charles
ton and 2H miles from strawberry Depot, on .he
Northeastern Railroad. 1t contains liz acrea
tmore or lessl Of prime Rice Land l60 acres a1t
class High Land cleared, and suItabe fer Corn,
Cotton or Provisions. and $40 sOf Wooded
Land, be the same more or less On the, ,plasa
are large Steam Rice Threshing antt Corn MH,
now IN wefking order; large Stable, Corn Houee.
fifteen labOrer's houses, and Large Mansion and
outbuidlngs, all In good con'iti1n. It ts aooesa-
BILE by good road TO the "Barrous,n voey
healthy summer resort, about 6H miefdlstans~s
Terns-Qne.third cash; balance payable In ono
and two years In equal annual instslnenH, With
interest on same. payable annually, secured "
bond Of purchaser AID mortgage OF premises
Purchaser to pay J. D. Ford for necessary psQars
and stamps. 1anl4-s1mWl4I1I
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Hotel Arrivals, January 81 and az.
MILLS HOUSE.


". NJ. Jillson, New York; W. W. Shippen,
Hoboken; I. H. Morris, Philadelphia; ]. D. Mur-
Gibson, South Carolina; g. W. Norwood, MOTIFS
Simouson, Brooklyn; L. A. Wilbur and vile, N.
Duckworth, W. J. Alley, F. West and wife, Miss
n Martin, New York; Edward Pepper, Philadel-
phia; John worster and lady, Boston; D. n. Fer
guson, Thaddeus Davds, Geo. Ferguson, Geo. B.
Montague, New York; 8. zoru, Louisville; s.
Moore, B. W. Pyle aud lady, Savannah; J. w. Col
man, C. P. Goodyear, Brunswick; Nathan Camp
bell and wife, Jules Coveuier, George Parsons,
New York; S. D. Ross, Philadelphia; G. 8 Fltz'
simons, J. II. woodruff, Mrs. E. c. Hewson, New
York.
A. B. Goodwin, Ly nchburg77E a. Rae, G. E..
Rec, AIKEN; c. DaysnpeFT pr. ". r, Hsselton and
Lady, New York; Jacob p Hand;H. J. Hand, Pull
adeIphia; Edward GarkBro Klyn; Peter Van
ness and wife, scmervtiEesN. \; Q. MCPHERSON,
o,ncinnsu; l. v.Ksps, henderson, Ky.;'Rnhert.
so6 Topp;1 1fennesses; ar. ana Mrs. HsM Taber,
s.s, Afderson. p. Tobias. New Yosk; John Nc
Dougai6 A6htfsa1; a. q Trash A! A-!Btpuckey, New
York; n. Rasenbanm. Risssnnrg; T. NJ. Osborne,
Persacola;5 q. S. Browning; augusta; W. M Wal
lace, Philadelphia; VIM. Lsychock. Bark scott; G.
Sellers, KeitL's Landing; q. W. Blackwell New
Orleans; 9. Kahn, N. r. Looh, Philadelphia; W. b.
Aber, L. S. Ticknor, Newark N. j; W. H. Danel-
son, Idaho; J. ". steele, Robert F. Courtney, New
York; VIM. II. Dodge, Philadelphia; Mrs.. B. G.
Csulneid, nurse and two children, Chicago; Mrs.
W.H Gsddlngs. Aiken; VIM. H. Appleton. vile
and daughter, New York; @. Achnllen. Robert
hcAulIep, Philadelphia; r. Dozter, Georgetown;
.ohn W. Moore, Georgia; ]. Stein. whitehall; l. o.
Polk, ". x. Moore. South Carolina; s. ]. Wilson,
New York; James J. Karn, Montresl;C O. +. walker,
wife and daughter, Columbia.
PAVILION HOTEL.
VIM. 8 Neale, KensucKy; 8. n. Powser, soutl
Carolina; s. D. Nixon, Baltimore; @. SeEReiael
and wife, E. n. Carroll Branchvllle; G. E. GAGS
den Fell, Christ Church; Newman r. Perry, COL
Teton District; Charles ". Randall, Providence
Ora D. Patton, New Hsmpshire; J. n Hnmbeft
Johns Island; M oantwell, Ridgeville; Ia1nes "
Grace, Walterboro.
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THE ELECTION FOR STATE SESAToR.-An
election for member Of the State Senate, for
Charleston County, has been ordered, 70 an the
vacancy created by the death of ". Fl. MIshaw,
whowas declared to have been legally elected,
although deceased at the time: The writ, as Set
forth at large in another column, authorizes the
eommissipners OF election for this county to hold
the election, the pols to be opened at the various
places or election on Thursday, the 18th of Febru-
ary, BIZ the various managers Of elections for the
respective precincts.
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INouEsr.-On Thursday last colored man,
named James Carter, died yery suddenly IN The
road near Ridgeville. he was Employed In taking
three mules from this city to Orangeourg, and had
Just arrived in the neighborhood OF RldgeSine.
The body was brought to town next day, and on
Saturday morning q jury Of inquest was impanel-
led to investigate the matter. post mortem ex.
animation showed large aescess on the liver Of
the deceased. and physlcisn having stat-d that
this, in his opinion, was the cause Of the sudden
death, the Jury returned o verdict accordingly.
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TEE NIAGARA FIRs ENGINE CoMPAST.-A fair
will he given by this company at tho Military Hall,
commencing this evening, in aid OF their fund for
purchasing new engine. AL donations will be
thankfully received, and the patronage Of ihepub'
lie Is solicited. The names OF the committee In
sure good order and well managed fair. and we
wish the company all the success In their enter
prise which their services to the city deserve.
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SUPREME COURT DsCIstoNs.-Thomas &.
I,angston vs. the South Carolina Railroad Compa-
nv. Case remanded to Circuit Court for new
trial. Opinion by Chief Justice Moses.
J. H. Fawley ct al vs.. Samuel Marco ct al. Re-
manded to Circuit Court for trial
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PLUMBISG.-Mr. P L. Guillemin, the skiLful
and enterprIsIng ges-ftter, OF No. 14o Church
street, adveitises this morning that, in addition
to the other departments Of bis business, he is
now prepared to execute any description OF
plumbers work that may be entrusted to him.
Tuose who have employed Mr.. Guilemtn, will
gladly testify that every job that no performs is
done in prompt, substantial and. worknanlike
manner, and also on very reasonable terms.
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BUSI NESS NOT ZOE s.

ALL THE LADIES are excited over the tempt
ingly low prices at which the finest dress and
fancy go IDS are being offered at the closing out
sale or Messrs ). r. Read d Co. Read their ad-
vertlsement in to.days NEWS, announcing still
greater reduction in prices, and then 90 and see
the goods for yourselves. -,
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You've GENTS, call at VIM. Matthlessen's,
corner OF King and wentworth Streets and look
through his supply of fancy scarfs ties aud BOWS,
receaved this day per steamer James Adger, viz:
Clubhouse, Oxford, Kensington Fancy Paoldc.
Chancellor, Rochefort, King William, Windsor,
&c. And full supply Of Star shirts and collars.
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UNITED STATES CoURT.-The District Court
was opened at II O'Clock Saturday morning, his
Honor Judge Bryan presiding. E1-parte the Peo,
pies National Bank, in re Benz. Mordecm, bank
rupt, and ex-parte g. Y. Tupper, In re BenI' Morde
cal Ordered, that the petitions to prove liens
OF judgments be referred to Julius c; Carpenter
Esq, to report upon the matters therein set forth
The court then adjourned until II O'Clock to-day.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS. - James
Hamilton was brought before Commissioner Por-
teous, Saturday morning, charged with voting
more than once at the GloVer's Station precinct,
Colleton County, during the late election. The
offence was clearly proved, aud the prisoner
acknowledged the deed alleging as his excuse
that James W. Grace, who had taken charge OIL
the polls. had told him he could vote as many
times as he wished. Hamilton was bound over
to appear at the May term Of the United States
Court.
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"hEAcE IS AT HAND !n-Such Is the tenor oil
the adyices said to have been received by Messrs.
Furchgott, Benedict Co. from their Paris cores
pondent; and In consequence they have marked
down their whole stock to prices never dreamed
OF before. Read their advertisement.
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TIE SrAa SHrRTs.-Scott, whose fame Is so
closely allied with wellftting Shirts and all that
is comfortable In tile line OF gents furnishing
goods, advertlses this morning great reduction
in the prices OF his celebrated shirts. In fact, he
claims to sell them cheaper than any other estab-
blishment In the city. Try him
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LIcsNsEs.-The time for issuing licenses has
heen extended by the Mayor to the 2sth instant,
inclusiye; after that date the police will be In
structed to report all parties who shall not have
conformed to the law.
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CLOSE CoNNEcr1oNs.-The attention of ship
pers are Inylted TO- the fact that lne steamship
Sea Gull, which sasis ter Mlimofsnp Wednesday,
afternoon, viii make close connection with the
Bremen steamship Ohio, which leaves Baltimore
February 1st.
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ATTENTION, TOURISTS -Stereoscopic views
If Charleston and vicinity at No. lol King street,
,r at the Hasel street Bazaar. novl2
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Rustic GOODS RUSTIC Goods Side and
corner brackets, book racks, waH pockets, paper
stands, match Safes aud picture frames. Hasel
street Bazaar and No. 1sl King street. octlS
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CURs YOURSELF Of dyspepsia, indigestion
and nervous exhaustion. You can do this II you
will use the Old Carolina Bitters.
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, in leather bindings,
holding fifty pictures, 75c. and DOC. each, ~ No.
la1 King street; also OF the Hasel street Bazaar.
oct1o-mtu CHAs. @. RICHTER Il co.
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DEATHs.-Mrs. Holmes, the wife of DR.. W.
z. Holmes, died In Barnwell Mrs. Charles Pech'
man, of the same place, Is also dead.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-23

THE BEST REMEDY for want of appetite,
weakness and female diseases, Is the Old Carolina
BitterS,
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APpo1NTMENrs.-L. C. Carpenter, of Colum-
SiaEJ. 81. MCDANIEL and W. u Lucas, OF Chester,
and P. s. Norris, OF Edgeneld, to be notarles
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on THE w1REs.-A telegraph Office has been
opened at Orangeburg.
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By z. B. OAKES.

VALUABLE VACANT LOT OF LAND
WEST SIDE OF KING STREET.
VIII be sold on TUESDAY, oath instant at IL
oicluck, near the Old Postofnce,
That desirable BUILD NC LOT, situated on the
west side Of King street, few Lots north Of
Queen, and Immediately east Of the Cemetery Of
the Unitarian Church, measuring In front on King
street IS feet 10 inches. and In depth $50 feet.
Conditions cash. Purchaser TO paw for papet6
and stamps. jan11-turhS3mtu1f
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Meetings This Day.

Friendship Lodge, at halfpast Z P. NJ.
st, Andrews Lodge. at 8 P. N.
Washington Fire Company, at 7 P. n.
Younc America Fire Company, at P. M.
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BILL HEADS printed on ane paper OF $a, 81,
IS, So so and ss so per Thousand, according to
size, at THE NEWS Job Office.
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RANGE OF THERMoMErER at Joseph Black
mans drug store, No. 80 Broad street > January
els O'Clock, 45; 10, so; I2 5s 2 1914. SO; S.;
s4; 10. So January 2e-s O'CLOCK 40; TO- So; II, IS;
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Ip YOU would successfully combat the Ills
produced in a malarious country, use the Ola
Carolina Bt,ers, the Great Southern Tonic.
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4 NEW LOT of mercantile Note Paper, hve
quIres for 5oc. at the Hasel street Bazaar and No.
l6l King street. octlo-mtu
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FIFTY PICTURE ALBUMS, In velvet, soc. each.
Hasel street Bazaar and 16l King street.
octl0-utu
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CLUBS AND STARs--James Hamilton and
Benjamin waring. two orrende against the elec'
tion laws, lodged for satekeeping, were turned
over to the United States commissioner.
Ellen Butterdeld, denizen Of Elliott street, got
excessively dunk on Friday right and became
very disorderly. She was taken to the Guard
house, aad after q hearing before the Mayor next
morning, was sentenced to pay fine OF IS or 60
to the House Of Correction for ten days.
Two OF the bales OF tobacco stolen from the bark
Kedar and recovered BY Lieutenant Phllippy and
officer DAILY, were restored to the owner.
zone more unfortunate" who, In an agony OF
tntox,catlon, threw hlpsslf from the sidewalk In
Meeting street ann:c6uld MOI get up, was assisted
by q policeman on his devious passage to the
Guardhouse. He became ''doubly imporsunatc"
before the Mayor next morning, and gained his
liberty with slight reprimand.
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Railroads.

with the trains to aud from Charleston, and to
and from Kingville.
Passengers for Wilmington and the Moth Will
remain at Florence from 10 A. NJ. until 6:45 P. III.
S, s. S0L0MONS, Superintendent.
R3r Marion, Sumter. Darlington. Cheraw,
Klngstree, Manning, and Wadesboro' papers Will
copy. jan23
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STEALING vEGETABLEs.-On Friday night,
coioi ed youth, Joseph Singleton by name, armed
with capacious bag, made raid upon the farm
of March Deas, a short distance up the road.
Under cover OF darkness, Joseph made his way
cautiously to a tempting bed OF cabbages. and
began to transfer them rapidly to his bag. While
thus pleasantly engaged, he felt heavy mana
laid upon his shoulder. Denial was useless, and,
with rueful sigh Of "not for Joe," he dropped
his bag OF caboages Ills capsor at once brought
him to the Guardhouse, where Joseph renamed
for the night Next morning he confronted the
city judiciary, aud, in consideration OF the small
value OF the vegetables destroyed, and their re-
covery by the owner, Joe was sentenced to spend
only twenty days in the House OF Correction.
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A N A LY . I 8.

TESTIMONIALS,
EQUAL TO PERUVIAN GUANO-PoUND FOR
POUND.
WASHINGTON. N. c.. September 10. 1870.
Messrs JOHN MeYER's SONS:
used the "Maguum Bonum Soluble Phos
phaten bought Of you, alongside OF .Peruy ian
Guano. on Cotton, and nnd the product equal to
Peruvian Gu ino-pound for mound.
am much pleased also with its enects on Corn.
WILLIAM J. ARCHBELL.
FULLY EQUAL TO PERUVIAN FOR COTTON.
SrArssvILLs, N. c.. August II, 1870.
Messrs DUGpALs,t l. GIRv1N, Baltimore, Md:
Cotton this wear, your "Msgnum Bonum Soluble
Phosphaten alongside Of NJ. Peruvian Guano,
and thinks Your Phosphate fully equal to the
Guano. and believes that u he had used the same
7n0ue0 .paI,e Of each, the "Aagn9m Bonumn
would not only have eQuaHed the Peruvian, but
'as SURPASSED H. ''N cARLToN BROS. & co.
MUCH BETTER FOR COTTON THAN PERUVIAN
GUANO.
EpsNroN, N. O., August 20, 1870.
Dear StrNThe "Maguum Bonum (" made by
Messrs. Dugdale & Glrvln, Of Baltimore, and pur-
chased OF yoa, was used under portion of my
Cotton, alongside or Peruvian Guano. and the
more than that under which used the Guano,
''' 'A''' W. ". HosKINs.
Pricc-s6O Ter Ton Cash,
Se5 Per Ton Payable with
Per Cent. Interest Added) on November l.
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By A. G. McGILLIYRAY,

T1HE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH or
Il Edisto Island vs.. Martha Seabrook. W. K.
Seabrook, J. Z: Seaorook and J. E Edings, A&.
miuistrators OF W.lliamsesbrook, deceased.
By virtue OF writ Of F.eri Faclas to me deliy-
cred, will be sold on MONDAY the 9Th day Of Feb
ruary next, at the northeast corner Of the Court
house, at II O'Clock A. NJ, i.ltrgA .
All that PLANTATION situated On .Edisto Isl
and, known as coax islands, measuring 40S
acres. more or less; butting and bounding north
and eass on Eussells Greek. south on lands of
James Hopkinson and Edward O., Whaiey, and
west on Lands Of F. Lartegue. .s..F
Terms cash. E. ". M. MAOKEY, 8. @. O.
ianI6.m& - 2. = -. 49,
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Proclamation.

To THE COMMISSIONERS op ErKorIoN Fon THE
ELECTION DISTRICT OF. CHARLESTON COUNTY:
whereas, Hon. VIM q. M1sHlw, who, ct the
General Election held In October, 1S7o, was chosen
q member OF the Senate Of the State OF South
Carolina, for the Election District Of Charleston
County, to serve for the term Of four years, has
deceased; and whereas, the Constitution Of the
State Of South Carolina directs that In such case
Wilt Of Election shall be issued by the President
OF the Senate for the purpose Of ling the vacancy
Thus occasioned, for the remainder Of the term
for which said member was elected:
Now, therefore, you and each Of you are hereby
required, after due advertisement, and with strict
regard to all the provisions OF the Constitution
and laws Of said State touching your duty In such
case, to hold an ELECTION FOR A MEMBER OF
THE SENATE OF the State OF South Carolina, for
the County OF Charleston to serve for the remain.
der OF the term for which said member, Hon. ".
a. Mlshaw, was elected; tho Polls to be opened at
the various places Of election, on THURSDAY. Feb
ruary 1s, 1871, by the various Managers OF Elec.
tion for those places respectively, ln accordance
with the provisions Of the Act Of the General As
semby, entitled San Act providing for the Gene
raj Election, aud the manner Of conducting the
same,n approved March 1st, 1870; and this writ,
together with your return Of the election to be
held under It, have before the Senate at It's next
meeting after the election.
A. J. RANSIER, President OF Senate.
Attest: ]. WOODRUFF, Clerk OF Senate.
jan23-22