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hundred italian .azzaronl. All the immigrants

hundred italian .azzaronl. All the immigrants
seemed to have suffered very much from want
OF food and proper accommodations in rough
passage. In the two vessels, the Smldt anu
Columbus, from Bremen, thirty persons dled
and were thrown overheard. II stated that
Tor twenty days the Immigrants were iasten-
ed down In the hold with very little to eat.
The New York Sun says: "The Italians are
OF the poorest classes of Rome and Genoa,
many of whom we're not able to pay their
passage. Some fifty of this lazzaront class
who arrived In the first load have slept ever
since their arrival in the galleries around the
rotunda. They are fod by the commissioners,
and as soon as they get their breakfast leave.
employ their time begging In the streets, and
return in the evening. An attempt was made
to take then to Wards Island with the others,
but they would not 60. Every attempt to
get them employment has failed. 1t was
thought that they might be used In removing
the .now from the streets, but no one would
engage them. The men are lazy, and even
refused to assist the persons employed about
the Garden In clearing away the snow yes.
terday."
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Stanley's Book.

How I FOUND LIVINGSTONE Travels, Adven-
lures and Discoveries In Central Africa, In
cluding an Account of Four Months' Resi-
dence with DR.. Livingstone. By Henry M.
Stanley. New York Scribner, Armstrong
d Co.
This is the book for which the reading public
have been on the tlptoe of expectation for
months. 1t ls O stout octave of almost eight
hundred pages of letter press, embellished
with maps and Illustrations from the authors
sketches, contains narrative of Stanley's
Journey into Central Africa In search OF Liv-
ingstone, and an account of the geographical
discoveries which he made there. AS far as
comment is concerned, stanley's expedition
is exhausted. Every thing that should have
been said has been said, and very much be-
sides that should not. The present book
gives all the details OF interest to the public In
3 popular style. Mr.. Stanley's writing is very
,lifruse, though at times not lacking In pictur-
esoue effect. The illustrations are very nu-
merous. The work is sold only by subscrlp-
ton. Fogartle's Depository is the agency for
Charleston.
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The same paper, speaking OF the action OF

The same paper, speaking OF the acClon ol
the bogus State Court, has the following:
stThe State Government, defeated by the
people, but forced into power through the
orders of Federal Judge, backed by Federal
bayolets, having abolished adverse courts,
driven from the bench all Independent judges
and filled their places with. partlsaHs, now de-
sires to create the belief that It's cause Is in
the hands of the State judiciary. The people
will not, however, forget that Louisiana has
been revolutlonlzed by Federal power, and
that the Federal usurpatlon contaminated In
that State, If suffered to pass unrebuked, may
be practiced In New York four years from
now"
The Express has the following on the out
rage OF subverLing State by arms and
fraud:
"WAen we see President of the United
States allowing the soldiers OF the United
States to be used as ours In Louisiana are'
land very likely to be In Alabama and
ArkaDsas,) We cannot help utterlng this
prayer from the very depth OF our heart-'God
save the Commonwealth'-tor God alone
can save the Republic, now gone peyonu
mans preservation. By an immense me)orlty
forty millions of people have just reinVested
General Grant with the Executive power, and
his first use of it Is to subvert States, State
iudlclaries, State Governments, State laws,
State elections. God save the Common
wealth. then, we utter 10 prayer, with fer
vency We never felt before In matters purely
political and social. What most distresses us
In this great exlgenoy Is not alone the suoVer-
sion of the civil government by military
power, but the comparative indifference OF
the Republican lawyers, and the Republican
scholars and scientists Of the country, TO tnls
great Revolution In our Republic-all the more
perilous, we may add, for the FUTURE because
of the tame acquiesence of the PRESENT. Re
publican men Of eminence have little TO say
against 1t. Some of them, to be sure, feelingly
demonstrate, but. the great body OF them.
demonstrate that when party is concerned the
love of liberty and Of constitutional and civil
law Is very subordinate"
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raE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS "ls deslgna
..ted as the newspaper for tho publication OF
"all legal notices; and official advertisements,
"for the County Of Charleston, under the act
"of February 22d, 1870, entitled an act to regu-
..la,e the publication Of all legal and public
nnoftaoo
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deC5-tu6
TINE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA


i Certificate Of Limited Partnership between
T. Frank Norton and william T. Councif1,n,
OF the City OF Charleston, In the County Of
Charleston, and State aforesaid, and John 7.
Councilman, OF the County OF Baltimore, and
State OF Maryland. ="
To ell whom these presents shall come, they are
to certify that agreeably to the Act OF the Gene.
raj Assembly OF the State Aforesaid, entitled IAN
Act to authorize the formation OF Limited Part
nership,n passed on the goth day OF December,
1887, and another entitled IAN Act to extend the
duration OF an Act authorizing The formation Of
Limited Partnershlps,n passed on the 18th day Of
December, 1846, and another Act extending the
same until repealed, passed on the 10th day Of
December, 1866. T. FRANK NORTON and WILL
LIAM T. COUNCILMAN, Of the City Of Charleston,
state Aforesaid, and JOHN 7. COUNCILMAN, OF
the County Of Baltimore, Stste Of Maryland.
have formed Limited Partnership, as follows:
First. The Partnerahip Ia TO be conducted under
the name or firm OF MORTON COUNCILMAN.
second The general 5asurs Of the O4s!nsss IN
SHIPPING, FACTORA9E' AND COMMISSION
BUsIEEss, in the said City Of Charleston.
Third. John T. Councilman, of the County OF
SPECIAL SPECIAL Partner" ar @ ;" and T. Frank Norton N and md
William T. Councilman. residing In the City OF
Psrtners.n ~
Fourth. The said John T. Councilman, the
and just sum Of hve thousand dollars 10 the COM
mon stock
Fifth. The said Partnership to commence on the
Goth 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 tho said T. Frank
Norton and william T. Councilman al Charleston,
and the said John T. Councilman at Baltimore,
this 20th day OF November, A. d., 1879.
j. T. COUNCILMAN, II. 81
#. FRANK NORTON, II. 81
". T. COUNCILMAN. il. 81
Signed, sealed and delivered In the presence Of
n M Mordecai Fl. r., Young. witno5se8 tn tha
signatures OF T. Frank Norton md William 7.
Councilman; spotswood Garland, u "A" Council
man, witnesses to the signature ofJ John T. Coun.
Gilman. dec2ktuo
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To DAVID WATTS aud HUBBARD ARHoLD=
Take notice that the summons In this action, OF
which the foregoing is copy, was 1lsd IN the
ONCE Of the Clerk Of the Court OF Common Pleas.
at Charleston, for the County OF Charleston, In
said State on the I'd December, 1872.
THOS. P. LOCKWOOD,
dec5.tue Plaintiffs Attorney
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Uants.

XNTANTED, A CAPABLE HOUSE SER
w Want; good recommendations. Apply at
Southeast corner Lynch and Montague streets.
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WI S. BROWN vs.. ISAAC F.: HUNT,
w Trustee, DAVID WATTS and HUBBARD
ARNOLD.-State OF South Caroline, Charleston
County-In the Common Pleas-To J. r. HUNT,
Trustee, DAVID WATTS and HUBBARD Ar.
MOLD, Defendants In this action: You are here
by summoned 70 answer the complaint In this
action, which has been filed In the once Of the
CLERK OF the Court Of Common Pleas for the said
County, and to serve copy OF your answer on
the subgoriber, at his Office, no, 40 Broad street,
within twenty days after the service OF this Sum.
mons. exclusive OF the day Of service. II you fall
TO answer this complaint within the time herein
specified the Plaintiff will apply 70 the Court Tor
the relief demanded In the complaint.
TH0S. p. LOCKWOOD,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Nem NnbIlrdtinr1s.
NHE LOST CAUSE.

TIHE LOST CAUSE.
Call and purchase the Elegant Chrome OF the
LOST CAUSE, design by q Confederate soldier,
containing Portraits OF our prominen, Generals
and the lode to the Confederate Dollar"
Christmas Present suitable for all.
For sale at W. g. WHILDEN'S,
And at JOHN N. GREER i SON.
Price only 81 80.
dec2330
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TKTANTED, A YOUNG WHITE WOMAN
w togo into the country, and do House
work for small family. Apply at No. IA Meet.
Inc strpat aQ7-lH
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G6nrationGs
ERMAN AND ENGLISH SCHOOL,
80 WENTWORTH STREET.

The exercises OF this School will be resumed on
FRIDAY, January Sd, 1873.
The Principal Of this School proposes TO give
Evening Instructions, from to 10 o'clock, TO q
aelect number OF young men.
Information furnished at the school room.
dec3l.6s o. H. BERaMANN.
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XKTANTED, A YOUNG COLORED
w Woman for care OF children and assisting
in hUuseweik. Apply ~ Captain Will rE. third
nOOr Citadel, jan7.iS
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Tbe GbafleStn, 9ems.

TUESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1873.
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WANTED, A FIRST GLASS SAWYER.
w Apply at the Charleston Steam Saw and
Plauing Mil. weiIt end BeauIain street.
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XKJANTED, A COLORED WOMAN AS
w Washer and Ironer for small family.
Inquire at store corner Meeting and Ann streets.
ian5..*
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WANTED TO RENT, A SUITE OF
w pleasant ROOMS in respectable family,
or small House. Address B, Key Box No. 2S
Postuflce ian7.ls
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-ALL
II persons having claims agatnst the Estate
Of K. N. EDMONDS will present them properly a.
tested. and all indebted will make payment TO
ASHER D. COHEN, Attorney at Law. No. 81
Broad street. MCDUFF COHEN,
dec31.tu3 Administrator.
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Boar0lnl.

TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN OBJ
Il TAIN Board in q private family. Apply at
80 Wentworth street. Terms, SO q week. jan7-1f
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90 Reru.

ITO RENT, A SUPERIOR SEVEN
Il Octave Piano. Apply at No. 72 Anson street,
above Society, jan7.2f
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VNTANTED, SEVERAL SMART BOYS.
w Board and progressive salary will be
given. Youths fcom. The country preferred.
AhCHEk,S EAZAAR. janf-lH
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THO RENT, A SUITE OF ROOMS, FURN-
Il ISHED or unfurnished, sui table for couple
or gentlemen. Will be rented singly, at No ID
B.aufan street Jan7.lf
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CHEAP AND PLEASANT BOARDING
" cau be obtained by applying 10 H.-H. yEk-
NON, at Fogartie's Book Depository. jan7-l+
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for 9ale.

TUST ARRIVED. ONE CAR LOAD OF
81 nrst.class MULES; low for cash or city &C.
ceptauce, at Il. 0AKMAN'S Stables, Church street,
ianT-3a
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WANTED, AN EXPERIEN CED,
w sober, industrious, steady man TO take
charge as Salesman and Keep Books OF: a country
store OF genera merchandise. Good odrecommenda.
ton required. Apply to J. D. FAlREY, Branch.
vile & q. iRn76
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A LII PERSONS HAVING. CLAIMS
n against the Estate OF Mrs. 1ESSIE L.
ROEMPKE, are requested to present them attest
ed without delay; and those indebted VIII please
Administrator.
Charleston December %, 1872. . decS0
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A YOUNG LADY WISHES A SITUA-
IA. TIUN, In healthy part OF The State, as
Teacher Of The English Branches ald Rudlments
OF Music. References given II required. Ad.
dress J. X. E., through charleston P. v. movie
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meatl1las.

HIBERNIAN SOOIETY.-THE REGU-
Ill LAR Meeting of your Society will be held
THIS CTuesday) EVENING. at O'Clock. -
JAMES. ARMSTRONG,
lanT SeCretary.
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VXTANTED, A WHITE Or COLORED
w Woman to COOK and Wash; 10 one well re.
cUlnme ded and capable, good wages promptly
paid. Apply No. Aiken 8 how, one door west Of
Elizabeth. jan6-2$
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NTANTED, A LADY, AS TEACHER
w and Companion to young lady, one COM
petent 10 teach French, English and Music. Ad.
dress II. H., st. Matthew's r. o., y. o., stating
LeIms. lan6-S+
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ITO RENT, THAT FINE STORE AND
Il Dwelling occupied by Melchers Muller.
No. 2l7 King street. Apply at No. Liberty
street. jan7.i*
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QUEEN CITY CLUB.-ATTEND AN
W Extra Meeting OF the Club, THIS EVENING,
at O'Clock, at the Club Rooms.
BY order uf the President.
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EeaaI Notices.

EINAL NOTIOE.-EsTATR OF OLIVER
T. D. SEYMOUR, JR.-The UNDERMINED win
apply to the Hon. George Buist, Judge Of Probate
for Charleston County, on Friday the 10th Of ian
uary next, at II O'Clock. A. H., for Letters Dis-
missory on the said estata. 90 -
OLIVER D. SEYMOUR,
Administrator OF the Estate Of o. D. Seymour, Jr.
December 10, 1872. deolo tuthllmO
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VXTANTED IMMEDIATELY, FOR TEE
wv Ladies' Fua Society. to supply present
can be received. apply northeast corner oil Ju.
diLh and Elizabeth streets before II or after 8
O'Clock. decll
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In Memorian

At meeting of the Sunday School of
the NJ. i. Church South, at Pulaski, Ju-
~ 9th, 1873, 4 committee cons sting of
Mrs L. Z. Alternately, Mrs. J. B. Chill
ders, and JnO. G. Lester, was appointed
to draft suitable resolutions in reference
to the death of Mrs. Emma Westmore-
land, which committee reported as fol-
lows:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased an All Wise
Providence to remove from Our midst
one of the beloved teachers of our sun
day School, Mrs. Emma Westmoreland,
who departed this life on the 18th inst,
ut her residence in Pulaski,
And, Whereas, 1t is due both TO our
selves and TO the memory of the deceas-
ed, that we shall give some testimonial
of our regard for the many virtues that
adorned her character. Therefore,
ReSOlued, That while we bow i'm sub
mission to the DEGREES of Him who is
too wise to err, we recognize that inthe
death of Mrs. W eStmoreiand, the COM
munity has lost a member IS hose depDTt-
ment in the varied walks OF life deserves
our highest Communications She was a
faithful friend, kind and obligiug
neighboT, devout and consistent chris
tian, devoted wife, a fond and aflec-
tionate mother, and As a member of the
sunday school, she was devoted to its
interest and by her gentle and anna bic
disposition she won for herself not oniv
the affection and esteem OF her class
but OF the whole school, TO her church
she was a faithful and consistent mem
Der, and while her name VIII be missed
from its records here. heFehris;ian char
acter gives us assurance il IS enrolled
with those OF the blest IN brighter
world.
Rssolced, That we deeply sympathize
with the husband OF the deceased in his
bereavement, and with the little fiaugh-
ter who IS an orphan OF such tender
years, and that while We cannot relieve
tue pangs Of VTphanage, we can extend
70 i klndred sympathy and interest TO
thar manifested 81 is fond mother
for the children OF the Sunday school.
Res0lred, That We cherish che memory
( OF the deceased, and that We viii en-
I deavOr to hniiate her virtues and that 2
/ copy OF these resolutions be furnished
the husband OF the decreased, and COPY
sent TO the Pulaski Citizen for pablica-
Z ton.
90 aEsss rsSss. 49, .-.,-
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Ayers
Cherry PeCtOral,
For Diseases OF the Throat and LS1nRa,
such as Coughs, Colds, VVhoGping-
Cough, bronchitis. AEthma,
and Consumption-


Among the great
discoveries Of mod
.ern science, few are
of mure real value
10 mankind than
this efectuai rem
edy for all diseases
OF the Throat and
Lungs. A vast til
al Of is virtaes,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that q doaa
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TO-Niphf.

MIR. JnO. IL. Woodbridge, by request of
numerous friends and in response to a
call made through these columns last
week, will repeat his lecture upon
"Light and the Eye at Antoinette Hall
tonight. Mr.. Woldridge's last lecture
was rather poorly attended, on account,
we suppose, of the Indictment state Of
the weather, but we feel confident that
nothing viii prevent full house to-
night. 1t is useless TO urge upon our
people Mr.. Woldridge's claims to their
patronage, for they are fully cognizant
of all the facts, but they must be
brought to realize the unhappy cOndi-
ton of a man deprived of that organ
which affords the most pleasure, before
they can fully appreciate their duty in
this case. We all know him; know his
condition, know his necessities, know
his merits, and know that he is going to
lecture tonight, and who is there in
Pulaski that will stay away tonight,
and thus ignore his claims to our consid-
Grafton as gentleman and Lecturer of
rare merit?