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Anxious About It.

The latest English malls We have received
are full of articles relative 10 the Sandwich
Islands. The English press look upon Amer
ican annexation as loregone conclusion, and
discuss the subject according to their good or
I'LL will for the UNI. ,s, with great earn
estness. They seem to have much more anx-
ety about It than Ia lelt In this country, and 10
some of the newspapers we have received
there is lurking indication that some Of the
English people would not be averse to possess
Ing those islands II they saw the way clear for
getting them. But the English Government
ls not 30 much inclined toward anneXlng dis-
tant colonies as it formerly was Some OF her
"plantstions" have manifested an ungrateful
disposition to set up for themselves. One lot
of them did 80, and expanded Into the United
States. Latterly the Canadian Provinces have
been evinclng the same spirit, and 30 has Aus
tralia, and Great Britain has come to the very
sensible conclusion that II they desire ''sep-
''arate estate" they can have 1t.
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Darwin's Last Book.

THE EXPRESSION OF THE EMOTIONS IN MAN
AND THE LOWER ANIMALS. BY Charles Dar-
win, NJ. A.. F. 3. s. New York ID. Ap-
pleLon d Co.
Darwin's treatises are the scientific sensa-
tons on the day, and bis last book, which is
before us, is the most sensational OF the se-
rIes. 1t commences with statement OF the
general principles of expression; that ser
vlceable actions become habltual in associa-
ton with certain states of the mind, and are
performed, whether or not OF service, In each
particular case. This Is illustrated In the
case of expression of the various emotions In
man and the lower animals. The means OF
expression In animals Ia then discussed, and
the special expressions of animals and man,
such as the depression of the corners of the
mouth In grief, trowning, the firm closure of
the mouth to express liberalization, gestures
of contempt, the dilatlon Of the pupils from
terror, the causes of blushIng, &c. In conclu-
sion, the bearing Of the subject on the specific
unity of the races of man, the part which the
will and Intention have played In the acquire
ment of various expressions, and the question
OF their acquisition by the progenitors of man,
are discussed. The book Is one that will at
tract great attention, aad promises to be as
popular as any other of the authors produc-
lions. 1t is for sale at Holiness Book House.
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The Harbor improvements.

There is not more pleasing evidence OF
the soiteniDg and healing influence OF time
than is found in the fact that Gen eral Gl'
more, whom we all blessed 80 heartily lew
wears ago, is now engaged in carrying out o
public work whose completion cannot fall 10
have an important and Immediate effect
rpon The trade and commerce OF Charleston.
The skilful soldier who, during the war, was
bent on devlslng some means OF compelling
the Coniederates to decamp from the city,
is, in these piping days OF peace, buslly
celebrating plans for deepening Charleston
harbor. These are not matters OF mere
speculation. The line Of operations is de-
termired upon, the money is appropriated
and the excavating and dredging will begin
at once. This is what may be called practi-
cal reconstruction and reunion, and there is
no room to doubt that General Gilmore will
apply himself to his work with a vigor and
zeal which will insure his success and make
Charleston the finest harbor on the South
Atlantic coast.
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priyii eges never before conferred upon cor
porate body, and with having carte 6lanche
to do whatever they please, and with limit
ing the immediate cost Of the charter TO
twenty or twenty-five thousand dollars IN
notes running sixty days, ''or Longer" the
friends OF the scheme ask that they be al-
lowed TO hold the charter, in suspense, LOT
ten years. For ten years it is TO Do
standing menace to the people; an insupera-
BILE obstacle in the way Of those who' in
good faith and for the public benefit, may
wish to undertake some small part OF the
universal work which the favored corpora
tion controls.
Every franchise granted by the State ls a
substraction from the heritage OF the people,
and 1t is the duty OF their representatives to
confer public privileges with careful ana
grudglug hand. The Legislature have oeen
loo lavish in granting acts OF incorporation;
but we do not think they will rashly pass the
bill to charter the great Northern ana
Southern Railway. 1t is right that persons
who desire to build the railroads Whlcn
public convenience requires should have the
opportunity OF so doing. The charters
however. should be precise and definite; no
unusual powers should be given, the Legls'
lature should not relinquish their superVl-
sory control, and the charter should become
,,onerative II q given number OF miles OF
road are not completed within twelve
months. There would be safety in thls
course: but such bills as that which we IN
yite the Legislature to summarily reject are
cloaks for trickery and iraad-an insult to
the public intelligence, and deadly oloW
aimed at the prosperity OF the State.
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The Charleston Delegation.

The report which comes to US from Co.
umbia that the whole Charleston deega-
tion are to be presented for indictment at
the Court of General Sessions, on charges
OF bribery and corruption, is peculiarly
gratifying, for the reason that it indicates
possibility that disgraceiul rumors which
have been aHoat for many months will at
last be siited to the bottom.
It will be remembered that there were
two Radical factions Qthe Regulars and the
Bolters) contending for the mastery in the
election held in October, 1872. The Boilers
had an apparent majority in Charleston
County; but the Regulars contested the e!ec-
tion OF the entire legislative and county ticket,
upon the ground ofIntimidation and fraudu-
lent voting. The county oanvassers declared
the election in favor Of the Boilers, and az ap-
neal Was taken to the State board Of can
yassers, which consists Of the Secretary oil
State, Comptroller. General, Attorney Gene
raj, State Treasurer, Acknowledgement,
and the chairman OF the committee on
privileges and elections of the House OF
Representatives. All these officers were
Regulars OF the strictest sect. There
WAS some natural perturbation in the ranks
OF the Boilers, but, as the decisive day ap-
preached, they grew more confident, and the
board by handsome majority decided in
their favor. The belief at the time was that
Mr.. j. j. Patterson, having some occult In
fuence with the board, had consented to
work for the Boilers, IL they would pledge
themselves to vote for him for United States
senator. It was matter OF eighteen votes,
and when the senatorial election came OIL
eyery member OF the Charleston delegation
voted for "Honest" John Patterson. The
bargain alleged to have been made ls the
charge now preferred against the delegation.
It Is no laughing matter, for q conviction
means imprisonment in the State Peniten-
"tiary at hard labor, not exceeding ten
s.years," or a "fne not exceeding five thous'
sand dollars, and imprisonment in the jail
''not exceeding two years.
The Charleston delegation cannot afford
to allow these charges to pass unnoticed.
They are believed to be true BY o large body
OF citizens, and it is due to the public and
to the individuals that rigid judicial lnves-
tigation be had. A legislative inquiry will
not answer the purpose. Eighteen or twenty
members OF the General Assembly are ac'
cused OF selling their votes, and they must
be put on their trial that their innocence or
their guilt may be conclusiVey established.
This is the least that can be done, and it is
the least that the people expect.
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BuiI1ing Material.
p EADY-MADE E b o U S E s.

The undersigned begs to Inform persons IN the
interior that he is now prepared to ship READY.
MADE HOUSES or VII l. q E CHURCHES
either to order u.on plans sent TO MIN
or will furnish plans for projected work. The
framing, &C., being principally doue by steam
power upon the Northern plan, he hopes TO sup
ply all demands upon him at prices shat Will en-
courage building. A considerable expense mas
been incurred, and extensive shops erected 10
meet this trade, by this plan persons can
buy a house cheaply and employ whom they
please to put 1t up. getting at mandatory
prices hardware, nails, sash, doors, stairs and
all the appliances for first class house. 1t Is
hoped by the protector Of these mills that the
trade now opened will be as advantageous to Gus
omers as 1t Is expected to be prohrab to him.
JOHN h. DEVEREUX,
Janl.wfm Architect ana ContracIor'
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was an exceedingly good one, although sew
eral of the good swimmers were unsoie 10 ~
the distance owingto the numolns enec's VI
the cold water. One veteran oather "no was
present-a hale old gentleman, over eienty
years of age-has been In the habit OF oatnins
every morning, winter and summer, siuce the
commencement OF the present century, Aiter
the race was over, the competitors assembled
round one of the seats on the panAs anu
drank rum and milk. The "Health OF tne
oueenn and otaer royal toasts were given.
"A yery singular robbery occurred IN the
off1ce of the Houston and Texas Central Kali
road Company, In Wall street, New IorK, on
"wednesday. Mr. W. E. Dodge, of the firm OF
Phelps, Dodge & Co., president OF the above
road, was In the Office, when Mr.. G. a. Cur
rer, connected with the firm OF Wilderming
& Mount, entered, and laid package OF
twenty-five bonds of the Houston and Texas
Road, each valued at one thousand dollars,
and one hundred shares of the railroad STOCK,
besides bank book with checks and other
yaluables, amounting In all to forty thousand
dollars, in large window, and sat down Oh d
sofa near with Mr. Dodge. While they were
converslng map-peddler came I'D, and e2nlo
ited map that Mr.. Dodge had requested MIN
10 bring. In the meantime, while Mr.. Dodge
and Mr.. Currier were examining the map, TWO
strange men came In and asked some unim-
portant question of check. 1t was noticed
that one of them edged up near this window
uhen tho examination of the map had been
concluded, it was ascertalned that Mr.. Cur
rler's packages were missing. There were Six
persons In the Office at the time, all OF wnom
we're searched, as well as the office. IL Is
supuosed the two strange men obtained the
packages and made of with them.
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THR STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

fJNHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
4 Certificate OF Limited Partnership between
T. Frank Norton and William 7. Councilman,
OF the City OF Charles Oh, In the county OF
Uhareston, and state aforesaid, and Jnnn I;
State OF Maryland.
To all whom these presents snail come, tney are
to certify that ag -eeably to the ACT or the Gene
raj Assembly OF the State Aforesaid, entitled IAN
Act to authorize the formation OF Limited Part
nershlp," passed on the goth day OF December,
1887, and another quilted IAN ACT TO extend the
duration or an Act authorizing ihe formation OF
Limited Partnerships" passed on tne 18TH dsy OF
December, lS46, and another Act extending the
same until repeated passed on the 2oth day OF
December, 1885, T. FRANK NORTON and WILL
LIAM T. COUNCILMAN Of the City OF Charleston,
State aforesaid, and JOHN 7. COUNCILMAN, OF
tie County Of Baltimore, State OF MARYLAND,
have formed a Limited Partnership. as follows:
First. The Partnership IL to be conducted under
the name or firm OF NORTON C0USClLMAN;
Second. The general nature OF the business In
SHIPPING, FACTURAIE AND COMMISSION
BUSINESS, In the said City OF charleston.
Third. John T. Councilman, OF tne county OF
Baltimore in the Stale or Maryland, IS the
especial Partner" and T. Frank Norton and
William r. Councilman, residing In the City OF
Charleston, and State aforesaid, are the general
Partuers.n
Fourth. The said John T. Councilman, the
Special Partner, has contributed 10 casn the Iul
auu jua1 Suu vi i've tuouoonN "e~ " "
mon stock.
Fifth The said Partnership to commence on the
10th day OF November, 1872, and WILL terminate on
the goth day OF November, 1874.
In witness whereof the said parties have here.
unto set their hands and seals, the said T. Frank
Norton and william T. Councilman a. Charleston,
and the said John T. Councilman at Baltimore,
this Goth day Of November, A. D.. 1872
j. T. COUNCILMAN, H.. 81
It. FRANK NORTON, r.. 81
W. T. COUNCILMAN. IL. 81
Signed sealed and delivered In the presence OF
r. NJ, Mordecal, Il. E. Young, witnesses 10 the
signatures Of T. Frank Norton and William 7.
Councilman; Spotswood Garland, O. A. Council
man, witnesses to the signature OF John I. CCun'
Gilman. decz4tu6
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miscellaneous.

- THE THOROUGH.
(T BRED stallion and Racer GABERLUNZlE,
by INN. b, nnie scotland. dam Young Utila, will
make the scar on at the Mills House Stables, com.
meucing the 10th inst.
Terms-S2O, and 81 to the groom. Money to be
paid before the mares are served.
Gaberlunzle Ia OF rich brown color very kind,
unsurpassed. In his three year old form he ran,
May Il, 1871, at Lexington, Ky., the second heat
In i.43x. jsns-1mo
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Tbe GbafleStn11 4ems.
TUESDAY, JANUARY %, 1873.

THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS "is deslgns
..ted as the newspaper for the publication Oh
''all legal notices, and official advertisements
ssfor the County of Charleston, under the act
"of February 22d, 1870, entitled an act to regu-
slate the publication of all legal and public
,NnnfIcaan
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6ueriai NoIlrts.

~ OFFICE OF COUNTY TREAS.
URER, RE.PR0OFBUILDING, CHARLESTON,
s. G., JANUARY %, 1s7a.-The Taxpayers OF
Charleston County are hereby notified that the
extended time for payment OF State and County
Taxes for 1872, without penalty, will end on the
FOURTH OF FEBRUARY, 1875. After that date the
penalty Of TWENTY PER CENT. Will be rigidly
enforced on all Taxes remaining unpaid.
WIN. GURNEY,
jan2s-3 Treasurer Charleston County.
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~HONESTY IS THE BEST POLICY
in medicine as well as In Other things. AIEH's
is genuine preparation OF
that unequalled spring medicine and blood puri-
fer, decidedly superior to the poor limitations
heretofore in the market. Trial proves 1t.
ian23thBtu3DSw
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Uar6.
TOHN CH A D W G K,
CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA,
REED & KEI M,
LONDON, ENGLAND,
LAND BROKERS' AND NEGOTIATOR'

TO LAND OWNERS AND OTHERS.
We having established Bureau In London, for
the negotiation and sale OF Cotton and Rice Plan-
tations, large Tracts oil Timber Land and other
Estatei, Mines, Water Powers and Chartcrs ior
va nablp franchises invite the attention OF all In
terested to our great facilities Ior bringing such
property to the notice Of capitalists, farmers ana
manufacturers In England, Ireland and scotland,
and the Continent OF Europe.
A For RI Circulars, giving full particulars, address,
'A''' JOHN CHADWICK CO.,
dec2a Charleston. 8. @.
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Mnniripal Notices.


OFFICE OF THE CITY APPRAISER,
" OlTY HALL, JANUARY q, 1s7s.-NoTICR.-
The time for taking out Licenses for 1879 Without
penalty, having been extended BY the City Coun-
Gil M ii the rst OF February next, inclusive, this
once is open aud will remain eDen each day from
O'Clock A. II. to O'Clock p. NJ, for the purpose
Of receivlns applications. After that date the
penalty will be strictly enforced.
jau27.6 W. q. EASTERBY, City Appraiser.
NREASURY OFFICE, CITY HALL, JAN
i UARY Is, IS7s-This once will be open on
Monday, 9th instant. from A. to 2P. Mr.
daily, for payment Of all Interest due upon all
Uity Stock, except Saturdays, upon which trans-
iers OF Stock will be made.
For the first five days priority in payment Will
be given parties paying taxes to the city In part
or whole with said interest, upon statement OF
such from 'front.' desk OF this ONCE. All payments
Of interest Will be made by check, to be cashed at
front desk Of this ONCE, and where interest Is snfs
ncient for taxes they balance az par; but where
less the penalty shall attach on deficiency.
p. ]. C00GAN,
jan25.6 City Treasurer.
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wOFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON
JOINT STOCK COMPANY, No. 1873 MEETING
STREET, JANUARY 20. 1s73.-Thls Company
having declared a semi.annual Dividend OF FIVE
DOLLARS PER SHARE on the capital stock, the
same will be paid to stockholders on and after
the 1st February, 1873. G. W. Kou>E'
iana21o President.
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@LET THE BALD AND GRAY USE
HALLS VEGETABLE sIUlLIAN hair RE >EW-
Err II they desire as goSd head Of hair as In
ronth. jan25.stuth3D&w
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Eeaal Notires.

nHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
OHARLtSTO COUNTY-BY GE o r G h
BUST, ESQ.,, Probate Judge.-Whereas, WILLIAM
L. WEBB, Of Charleston, Merchant made suit TO
me to grant him Letters OF Administration, with
aSL. WEBB. tie OF charleston. Factor.
These are therefore 10 cite and q. monish al and
sling liar the kindred and creditors Of the said
THOMAS L. WEBB, deceased, that they be and
appear before me, in the Court OF Probate, to be
held at Charleston on the l1tn OF February,
1873 after publication hereof, at II O'Clock In the
forenoon, to show cause, II any they have, why
the said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this tWenty-seVentn
GEORGE BUST,
,onoatno Probate judge
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as- BATCHELOR's HAIR RDYE.-THIs

na- BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THls
superb Hair Dye is the best In the world. Per.
fectly harmless reliable and instantaneous. No
disappointment. No ridiculous tnts, OF unpleas
ant odor. The genuine w. A. Bachelors Hail
Dye produces Immediately splendid BLACK OF
natural brown. Does not stain the skin, hui
leaves the hair clean, soft and beautiful The
only safe and perfect Dye. Sold by all druggists
Factory is Bond street. New York.
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.HE LOST CAUSE.

Call and purchase the Elegant Chrome OF the
LOST CAUSE, design by Confederate soldier
containing Portraits OF our prominent generals
and the "Ode to the Confederate Dollar"
Christmas Present suitable for all.
For sale at W. u. "diLDhN'S'
And at JOHN NJ. GREER & SON.
Price only 81 80.
dan0o.2n
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@- FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT & CO.,
No. 2!5 King street, have reduced the prize OF
their Carpets and Kid Gloves. See advertise
meut. jan26
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@ CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
FLAG, from Boston, are notified that she will dis
charge cargo THIs DAY, at vanderhorst's Wharf.
Goods uncalled for at sunset will remain on the
wharf at owners risk.
jan2sl JAMES ADGER i CO., Agents.