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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-04

CLUBS AND sTARs.-Charles Robinson, arrest
ed for rolling from the front OF the store No.
73 Market street, barrel which belonged to
some one else, was sent to the House Of Cor
rectlon for thirty days.
Abram Stuart and Joseph Nord, arrested for
fighting al the corner Of East Bay aud Broad
streets, were sentenced each to pay fine OF
one dollar. Joseph made up the SUM. but
Abram left for the House of Correction for FIVE
days.
A colored man, who was found lying drunk
in Church street during the storm on Friday
night, was allowed to 60 free.
Two white men, whose taste for strong drink
led to their introduction to the Guardhouse,
paid dollar apiece tor their nights lodgings
there.
Thomas F. Gleason was brought before q
trial justice on Saturday morning, charged
with an assault with intent to kill upon Ed
ward O'Brlen. After an examination, he was
bound over In the sum of FIVE hundred dollars
to appear for trial at the next term Of the
Court of General Sessions. The same prisoner
was shortly after arrested on warrant from
Trial Justice A. N. Mackey, charged With COM
mltting an assault with deadly weapon upon
Constable ]. NJ. Haley, who went to arrest
him.
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How TO UTILIZE TIE ARTEsrAN WELD.
W. A., in the March number Of the Rural
Carolnian, suggests way of turning to
account the Arteslan well property, which
now Is of inf1nlteslmal value to the city. He
says:
.sThere is plethora In the money market. "
This Is the news heard In Charleston in
January, but alas! for us poor farmers, such
news brings no relief The plethora only re-
mains with those whose daily vocation is to
things existed In fact in Charleston, there is
much roor; for ease, for almost every corner
In the city ask for investment, but none more
so than the Artesian well corner, where the
ragged tout ensemble Of board fence, skeleton
scafoldng, water trough and loquaclous dray-
men cry aloud for Internal Improvement.
If some of the idle money in the banks were
invested in capaclous bathing saloon at this
point it would receive remunerative custom
nine months In the year. Thousands of in
valid Northern travellers would sojourn In
Charleston If such luxury were economically
afforded them The therapeutic qualities Of
that water are little known at present, but
were opportunity offered to give 1t reputation,
outsiders would inform the dentzens OF the city
what luxury and treasure tney nave IN
their midst.
This water should certainly be utilized by the
city. If not as above recommended, why
could 1t not be the means OF establishing a
laundry in the city where money could be
made, and every mans clothing In the city
washed starched and ironed for half the
present cost, and with much less liability to
be lost or stolen :? I am told clothes worn in
Milwaukee are often washed In Detroit, sew
eral hundreds of miles off. Why should
Charleston not wash clothes worn in Colum-
bia =?
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The LAuRESs RoAD.-The Laurens Herald
says that Mr.. II. T. Peake, who has Inspected
the Laurens Road, is OF opinion that 1t can be
put In running order by July. The Herald
says:
Mr.. Peake will make report at once to
President Magrath in regard to the road, when
the work will doubtless commence as soon as
hands can be procured, which will doubtless
require but little time, as We have heard OF as
number who are holding themselves In readl-
ness to 20 to work. MIR. Peake has large ex.
perience in rairoading, having been general
superjntendent of the South Carolina Railroad
for some fourteen or fifteen years, and 1ithal
q practical machlnist and engineer-in short,
he Is a railroad man In every sense of the
word, and 1t is matter Of congratulalion
with our citizens that such an one Is to take
our railroad in hand.
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WHITE P1ouEs. AND LINEN CAMBRIA HAND
KERCHIEFs VERY CHEAP.-Messrs. Stoll, Webb
& Co. have just opened case OF White
Plques ranging in price from Is, IS, 40, 80, 60
and rs cents, In choice patterns; also, one as
sorted case of Linen Cambria Handkerchief,
which we offer at rs cents, 81, 81 80, 81 to IS
per dozen. The above goods are marked at
very close figures. Call eNrly and get the
choice of patterns, at No. 287 King street,
feb28-Wtm3
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Mr.. Nell Warner, the tragedlan, an old
Charleston favorite. will, with Miss Grace
Rawlinson, give some choice Shakespearian
readings at the Academy tomorrow, tPues-
day,) evening.
The Lngard Company play here on Friday
and Saturday.
Mrs. oates's Comic Opera Company are to
OCCUPY the Academy boards next week, open.
Ing on Monday next in Fortunio. Mr.. c. D.
Hess, the agent, is now in the city making
the preliminary arrangements for brilliant
engagement.
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AID FOR MIssroNAR1Es.-A call has been
been made by the corresponding secretary, B..
A. Upper, of the Foreign Missionary Board,
tor assistance to deiray the necessary ex.
penses of Brothers Hartwell, Graves and VIII
liams, with their wives, and Sister walden,
who will leave, as soon as the Pacific Railroad
is open, for their missionary labor in China.
ThIrty-flve hundred dollars ara wanted. The
secretary's address is Box No. 13O, RICHMOND,
Virginia.
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THE YOUNG NEWS CHRISTIAN ASSO-
CATION.
highly Interesting Meeting.

The permanent reorganization of the Young
Men's Christian Association was effected on
Saturday evening last, at the rooms on King
street. At the appointed hour Mr.. Joseph
Whilden took the chair, and called upon the
Rev. Mr.. Smart to open the meeting with
prayer, after which Mr.. Whilden congratulated
the association upon Its choice OF officers, and
invited Hon. G. G. Menminger to assume the
duties of president
Colonel Memninger in taking the chair
returned thanks for the honor conferred upon
him, and addressed the association at some
length. He referred to the great work that
was being entered upon, and called attention
to the many difficulties that would be met,
and must be surmounted, II success should be
theirs-dificulties Inward and outward. But
when he alluded to outward difficulties, ne did
not mean only the gaming house or drinking
saloon. He pointed out many obstacles to be
overcome, and dwelt upon the literature Of
the day, more especially scientific literature.
He showed the necessity Of meeting every
quesiion,that geology or other science might
advance, with Bible truths.
In conclusion, he said he took bis position
as did st. Paul of old, but as st. Paul had the
support of his younger brother Timothy, so
he needed the support of every member OF
the ass sociation. Faithful cooperation of oil
the younger members would make them all
feel youthful, and prepare them for the mil
lions upon millions of years OF undying youth
they were to spend beyond the grave.
Upon the call of the president, the secretary
called the roll of officers elect, as follows: s.
A. Nelson, first vice-president; J. n Robson
second viee-presidept; 8. Hyde, third vice
president; VIC. Bee, fourth vice-presldent;
R. G. Chisolm, fifth vice-president; F. A. Sill
cox, recording secretary; J. B. Haskell, cor
responding secretary; E. E. Sell, treasurer.
The meeting was then addressed by Vice.
President Nelson. He declared himself to be
a worker, not speaker. and pledged himself
to use every effort to promote the success OF
the association.
VIce.Presldens Bee also addressed the meet
Ing. He conceived that there was no time
when an organization of this kind was more
needed than at present. Vices never walked
forward more boldly, and intemperance never
went forth more pnblushingly, and 1t was In
deed necessary that some action be taken Tor
the safety of our young men.
Vice.President Robson concurred In all that
had been said, and was willing to put his
shoulder to the wheel and do his utmost In
carrying out the objects for which. they were
banded together.
After the transaction Of the regular eusi-
ness the meeting adjourned, with prayer BY
Mr.. George S. Cook.
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A FooTPAD 1T YORK.
Attempted Robbery on the street-Th
wouId.be Robber Catches q Tartar.

Thursday night most outrageous assault
and attempt to rob was perpetrated upon
we'll known gentleman Of this city In thor
ouphfare 80 frequenled as the corner Of CAL
houn and Rutledge streets. The gentleman
had taken the last Rulledge street car going
nm town. which leaves the old Postofflce at
nine p. NJ, and had jumped out in Calhoun
street, as the car turned into Rutledge
avenue. BE walked up on the north side
of Calhoun street, and was passing beneath
the uortico of the Rev. Mr.. LaFar's dwell
inp. when white man darted from
behind one of the supporting pillars and
snatched his watch. In doing this the ruffian
also struck the gentleman heavily. The lat
ter, nothing daunted, returned the compll-
ment and gave bis assailant several blows In
the face, which bled freely. By this time, the
hlghwayman began to suspect that ne had got
hold of the wrong man, and, tearing loose
from the hold of his intended victim, the vii
lain ran off across the bridge down Rulledge
street. He was chased by the gentleman,
who shouted for the police to no purpose,
and the robber made good his escape. The
pursuer returned TO the scene OF the encoun-
ter and, after hunting awhile, found his watch
living upon the Sidewalk, where 1t had been
dropped BY the Disconnected robber. 1t is
supposed that the assailant must have used
knife, as the gentleman's hand was cut to the
bone in several places. The affair took place
about half.past nine o'clock, and when the
street car was not one hundred yards of. 1t
seems to have been deliberate plan to rob,
and is certainly one of the most daring out
RACES which has startled our community for
cnrna time naat
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To LAwYERs.-Cnnton & Waits Digest of
the New York Reports, an Invaluable book
under the Code, seven volumes. For sale
at Edward Perry, Law stationer, No. l4s
Meeting street, opposite Charleston Hotel.
mchl-tmW3
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The MARRIAGE T1E.-Maria Lee alias Wes-
ton was arrested and brought before Trial
Justice Lovett on Saturday morning. charged
by W. H. Lee with having another husband
besides himself. Lee testified at the invesli-
CATION that about seven years ago he had led
the prisoner to the hymeneal altar, but that
having quarrelled with and deserted him
shortly after, she married a man named Wes-
ton, with whom she had lived ever since. The
undaunted prisoner denied the marriage with
Lee, and challenged him to produce the proofs
of the marriage. This he failed to do, and the
justice dismissed the case.
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The BAPT1sAAL RITE was administered yes
terday morning by the Rev. Jacob Legare, In
the river, at the west end Of Tradd street, In
the presence of large multitude. Quite a
number of candidates were Immersed, and the
ceremonies were concluded by collection be-
ng taken up among the assembled crowd.
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SrPREME CoURr.-CoLUABIA, MARCH 1.-The
court met at ten A. NJ. Presen-Chlet JUS
tice Moses and Associate Justices Willard and
Wright. The following decisions were rem
dered:
]. R. Welsh, respondent, vs.. ]. N. Davis, ap-
pellant. Motion denied. Opinion by Willard,
a. J. Mosea, c. j., and Wright, A. j., con-
CURED.
R. ]. Donaldson, as receiver of the Bank Vi
Camden, vs. W. E. Johnson, ct al. Order
affirming Circuit Court judgment already fled
Opinion by Moses, C. j. Justices Willard aud
Wright concurred.
Emine Bradley vs.. P. Rodelsperger. De-
cree of Circuit Court reversed, and case re-
manded. Opinion by Willard, A. J. Moses,
G. j., and Wright, A. j., concurred.
E. Jackson vs. T. G. Weatherly. Appeal
dismissed. Opinion by Willard, A. J. Moses,
c. j., and Wright, A. j., concurred.
The court adjourned until Wednesday, 9Th,
at ten A. NJ
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A PAINFUL AcCIDENT.-saturday night
young gentleman residing in the western part
of the city accidentally fell from second
story window of his residence. He was taken
up insensible, and 1t is found that he has re-
ceiyed fatal injuries In the back.
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EUROPEAN CARaoEs.-Mr. Henry Card cleared
on Saturday last the German Z * Edrard for
Liverpool, with 26e bags sea island cotton,
1906 bales upland cotton, s5s barrels rosin, 100
tons phosphate rock; the Norwegian bark
Ebenetzer for Cork, and market via Beaufort,
IS. C.,) with l60 tons cotton seed.
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THs CoURTs.-The United States District
Court will be opened at eleven o'clock this
morning, pursuant to adjournment on Thurs
daylast. tr
There WAS no business OF importance trans.
acted in the State Circuit Court on Saturday.
the Judge having been occupied on the equity
side heariRg motions and granting orders.
The following cases are fixed for trial in the
Court of Common Pleas to-day:
Esther Levy vs. the Southern Express Com
pany. A. q. Brown vs. Kirkpatrick & Wtte.
John D. Warren vs.. Joseph D. Aiken. John
D. Warren Ys. VIM. b. Minolt. The Import.
lima vs.. the South Carolina Railroad. Nathan
iel Bloom vs. james E. Spear. The Bank Of
the State vs. the estate Of James Tupper. l..
O'Hear, assignee OF O'Hear, Roper d Stoney,
vs. j. Fraser Mathewes. Whaley & Mlnott Ys.
Frederick j: shaffer, executor. Ellison s.
Keitt Ys. Susan 8. Keitt, Administrative.
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Auction Sales This Day.

IeItch & Bruins will sell at P. NJ, at store
No. 2s7 King street, watches, jeWelry, DC.
VIM. Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, at No.
AZ Wentworth street, household furniture.
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CITY A F.A L.RS.

~Mr. W1LLIAA E. SIMMONS, Jr., and Mr..
n. h. PORTER, are the travelling agents for
TEE NEWS, the former for lower and the lat
ter for upper South Carolina.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

FRESH SPRING GooDs.-At the favorite es-
tablshment of Louis Cohen b Co., No. 24s
King street, the ladies will find choice stock
of beautiful spring goods, just opened. For
particulars see advertisement.
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GENTLEMENs CoArs, Pants and Hats, &C.,
nicely cleaned and renewed for spring, at
Otto sontag's, Dyer, Wentworth street, near
Artesian Well. mch4l+
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Meetings This Day

solomcn's Lodge, at ?. NJ.
Palmetto Encampment, at P. III.
German Rlhe Club, at P. N.
Union Prayer Meeting at half-past +. NJ.
st. Joseph's Latin Society, at quarter past Z
P. N.
Mechanics Union, No. l, at P. NJ.
Washington Light Infantry Rifle Club, at Z
Pm.
Palmetto Fire Company, at 7 p. N.
Palmetto Regatta Club, at half-past T. M.
Charleston Riflemen, at halfpast z P. Nd.
Charleston Mechanic Society, at P. M.
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TlHE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,

NlHE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
i South Carolina District, Fourth Circuit
Tne United States va. John Fraser & Co, James
Robb and q. T. Lowndes, 1rustees-In Equity.
Same vs. same-Supplemental Bill.
Pursuant to the order Of the Circuit Court Of
the United States made In the above stated cases.
the undersigned Will sell at Public Auction, In
the City Of Charleston, On the second MONDAY OF
April next, commencing at 10 O'Clock A. H.,
All the REAL ESTATE set forth and described
In the mortgage Of Goth OF February. 1858, made
by T. D. Wagner and W. L. Trenholm to the nm
Onethird cash; balance In one and two years,
secured by bond bearing interest with mortgage
or properly and assignment OF policy Of insnr.
hereafter given. JAMES ROBB, Tr,etoee
leb28 O. 7. LOWNDES, ~
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GONG FOR SToREKEEPRR.-A little after
three, O'Clock on Saturday afternoon, William
Hicks and David Hayward entered the store
of Mr.. A. F. Meyer, at the corner Of Bull and
Gadsden streets, and becoming disorderly
there, the proprietor ordered them to leave.
They refused to 60. and Hicks responded by
cursing, and finally striking Mr.. Meyer. The
latter now proceeded to put them out, and
pushed Hicks into the street. While doing
this his hat fell of, and Hicks grabbing the
same, ran off with his prize. Hayward also
went out of the store, but warned Mr. Meyer
that he intended to kill him. The proprietor
of the store complained at the Guardhouse,
and had the two men arrested end locked up.
They will come before the Mayor this morn
ing.
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SOAP! SOAP! SOAP SOAP Mammoth
Brown Windsor, White and Notified CASTLE,
Elder Flower, Honey aud Glycerlne, in Cakes,
Bars and Packages; Omnibus, Thousand Flow
ers, Prim Rose, Palm, Pumice Stone and
American Brown Windsor Soap. At A. B.
Stillman's, No. 2sl King street.
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beaetabIe Grates~
SRATES | CRATES CRATES !

TRATES ! CRATES CRATES /!
hereby give notice to all parties IN want Of
CEGETABLE CRATES that am prepared TO get
them out In large quantities, and al Wouia oO
yell 70 cali aud examine for themselves before
nrders respectfully solicited and promptly fled.
Lumber of sll descriptions and Plasterlng Latns
constantly on hand. ,o ;, ,,.,,oypr
ONCE and Yard Horlbeck's Wharf,
East eide Washington street,
febl Near Northeastern Railroad,
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WHO IS q. 8. .MARsHAL.-Yesterdaym morning
dispatch was received by Deputy Marshal
Buttz from Washington on official business.
1t was signed BY L. E. Johnson, o. 8. marshal.
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A FRESH SUPPLY of linen Cambria Hand.
kerchiefs, 81 cents each. At A. B. stillman's
No. PSI King street.
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FARSHAN's FRENCH TOOTH LozENaEs, q
novel and pleasant dentritce-the finest In
the world for cleaning, beautlfylng and pre-
serving the teeth; endorsed by eminent dem
tlsts Sold wholesale by
Dowie, Noise & Davis.
At retail by
DR.. q. Baer, No. 13l Meeting street.
Chas F. Panknln, No. l2S Meeting street.
A. W. Eckel Il Co., No. 2l6 King street.
G.. ". Aimar, cor. King Vanderhorst sts.
G. J.. Luhn, King street, corner John.
vogt & Co., No.. .277 King street..
Edwd. 8. Burnhsm, No. 42l King street.
C. F. Schwettmann, COZ. King & Broad sts.
Jos. Blackman, No. 38 Broad street.
o. A. Barbot, No. 4s Broad street.
DR.. E. d. Kellers. No. IS Broad street.
DR.. W. A. skrine, No. 260 King street.
DR.. Geo. Cauller, cor. Meeting d Society sta.
And other Druggists. feb20-3mos
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NOTICE TO TouRIsTs-StereoscopI views o
Charleston and vicinity for sale at the Hase
street Bazaar. dec2s
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FuRcHGorT, BENEDICT & Co. most. cordially
invite the Ladies' of this city to give them
call and examine the first shipment of Spring
Dress Goods. Also1he fine assortment of new
Carpets as reduced; prices from 40 cents to 81.
feb29
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CLoAKs.-Black Cloth Cloaks, balance o.
stock, 50 so, s. to $5. At A. R. stillman's Dry
Goods House, No. 2sl King street.
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BLACK ALPACA so cents a yard-better than
any other. At A. R. stlllman's, No. 2sl King
street.
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GENUINE English Brown Windsor and 1nl-
tatIon Lubin's Soaps. At A. R. stillman's,
No. 2sl King street.
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TIE NORTHERN MAILS for the past two days
have been behind time-probably owing to the
storm.
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FURcHGoTT, BENEDICT & Co. have received
the first shipment of Spring Cloths for Gents
wear from rs cents up. Tailors will find 1t to
their advantage to examine the goods.
fohoa
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Hotel lArrivals-nIarch q and 3.
PAVILION HOTEL.

= John Mersham, Baltimore; VIM. j. Keen,
Newark; VIM. D. Love, E. E. Kldder, Colum.
ba; N. G. Osteen, Sumter; Mr.. and Mrs. Ftz-
simone, Joseph Fitzsimous, Bull River; A. NJ.
Skipper, Christ Church; c. J. Fuller, Chester
J. J. Brown, Bath; G. Hecht, Richmond; 8. F.
Vile, st. Stephens; J. Il. LOOMS, Aiken; o.
Hewitt, Graham's.
MILLS HOUSE.
j. q. Tomlinson, John N. Drake, New York
J. Il. Work. Providence; J. ". Lewis, Miss l.
Lewis, Brooklyn; Captain Norton, City; A. G.
Nation, Oswego; G. Simon, Richmond; B.
Beard, South Carolina; F. A. NOVEL;, City; j.
Atkinson, Wllmington; General A. 8. Webb
q. R. Remsen, W. NJ. Onderdonk and wife
VIM. D. Wright, Charles Wright, B. Goodwin
New York; G. D. Hess, wife and child, Chicago
Neill Warner and wife, England.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.
Jos. Cotton, R. E. McManus, Aiken; H. s.
Durand, Wisconsin; N. Adams and vile, Miss
Adams, N. Adams, Jr., Springfield; John F.
Starr and wife, Miss Z. W. Starr, Camden, N
j.; E. Pacher, New York; A. NJ. Gammell
Mrs. R. G. Sanders, Miss N. G. Dabole, Rhode
Island; E. A. Marshall, Philadelphia; N. G.
Nicholson, Boston; Jas. Stokes, Jr, Miss
Stokes, New York; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Davia
Vermont; l.. Rodman, Massachusetts; E. G.
Rodman, Ohio; G.. C. ClibeQ, Washington
T. Thimbury, Geo. Il. Bashaw, Mrs. a. Pacher
New York; S. c. Mlllett, Port Royal; a. 'Yeat
man. Baltimore, Md; John Johnson, Ten
nessee; W. N. Waltoon, Oswego, N. Y
~. Martin, Macon; H. Benson, ]. A. Lutz
Augusta; F. Farwell, Mr.. and Mrs. Motley ani
daughters, Miss Lamont, Mr.. aud Mrs. Tiffany
Miss Tiffany, Miss Mcclure, j. II. McLane, G
McLane, R. 8. Wslcolt E. s. Munroe, Nils!
Munroe, Miss Clark, New York; James Nc
Dougall, Baltimore; L. Boardman and wife
Miss c. E. Williams, Mrs. B. Gurney, Miss Cur
ney and maid, Connecticut; ]. Edwards ani
wife, Massachusetts,; John ]. Hicks, New York
E. G. Anderson, Miss sorreI, W " Paine, G
Appel, Savannah; ". E. Toer and son, New
York; ]. T. Taylor, Henry Fitch, Jr, jersey
City; N. Weed, Thomas NJ. O'Toole, L. LASER
h, Camps, New York; O. a. Williamson, T. B
Dow, South Carolina; Hon. L. Dawreay, Hon
Il. Cory England; ]. G. Keitt, St. Matthew's
Ellison S. Keitt, Miss Hattie Keltt, Newberry
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STATE SALE.
"a On TUESDAY, March 9Th, 1872, at II O'Clock
A. NJ, the undersigned will sell at public outcry
on Harriotville Plantation. In st. Paul's Parish,
The PERSONAL ESTATE Of the late Elias B.
Scott, consisting principally OF one pair OF Mules
fine stock OF Cows, Hogs and Sheep, Plantation
and Farming Implements, sugar Cane Crusher
and Boilers, and the Corn MIL known as the
'sLittle Giant.n
We Will also offer the LEASE Of said Plantation.
Terms will be made known at the sale.
JOHN E. P0YAS, l'>r,o,,.,~
feb29- -thsmSDths2o
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CRoouEr CRooUEr THE cheapest in the
city. Price 81. basel STREET BAZAAR.
dec20