The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, October 30, 1869, Image 5
OITY AFFAIRS.
Hrt'(l?m Till, It.xy.
t.? ; -,;rnphl. al Union, i\t h lb pisl I IMI.
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A .".lion S!''i-<Thl? Dny.
Knox, Daly, A, Uo will continue Iho fair, at W
VUk:., of tin: stork of \. Illing. Kin;: Hired.
J. A. I'.tislow A Co. will cru ni II o'clock, at
Palmetto wharf, tut' brig l*uoJ perloniid her up
IHirel; also two sail bonis.
Tiir soikf.k of ihr Ait na Kiro Company, Thum
day night, was n decided success?enjoyment
reigned supreme.
l.v.iTi'KK.?Rev. Dr. 4. M. wise, of Clnrintiall,
will lecture at the Synagogue, Hasel Hinsel, tu
Morrow (Sunday) evening, see mlvortIncluent.
Tick Marixkr'h Ciinni'ii.?There will hcHervlee
in the MarlMsr'h Uhiirch, Church street, lo-inor
i-ow, Sunday, :ii lialf-|m?l 10 o'clock ill Ihc moim
tag. _
TllE CUKAPKST VBT.?TBK NEWS .loll Ofllcc Is
now printing billheads In the hint style and on
line paper, at t'JGO per thousand. Merchants, think
ef it ?_
l-'ot'xn (iini.ty.?The Court er i,aureus Connly
has found )'. II. Scott guilty or stealing ?Im><?
rrom the express safe at tin' depot in LntW'
ville.
Match Came.?A match game of liaae hull was
played yesterday uficrnoon between Hie Alerl
and Palinelto Clubs. At Hie fourth anil last in
ning, the score stood: Palmetto, 42; Alerl, 0.
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r.rsixKs? Envelopes.?Tub Nkws JobOfllcc is
vow prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed Ihcrcmi, at $4 per thous
and. Send your orders, lirory merchant mid
business man should have Iiis card printed on his
envelopes.
Kkw Travellern are unacquainted with Ihc
American House, lioston, but they may not be
aware or the many Improvemeiils in this popular
house. Suites of rooms, vertical railway, lunch
rooms, billiard hulls, Ac.
Tiik FRF.rsnsciiAiTsiirsn.?There was n large
and appreciative audience nt. Hie cntcrllllnmoill
given by this society on Thursday night last.
The musical ami dramatical portion oftheoiilor
tnlument was decidedly good. All who al I ended
spent a delightful evening.
Horn DAM kip.i? ?As is generally known Messrs.
Collins A Morse and Sklir A Uaylord havi been
suciug each other for damages. The case of Skiif
A (laylord vs. Collins A Morse was heard before
Magistrate Schroiler, and day before yesterday he
decided In fuvor or (he. rormer. The case or Col
lins A Morse vs. Skiff A- Caylord was heard before
Magistrate Maekuy, olid yesterday he decided In
favor of Ilia former. The magistrales have de
cided Hint the plaintiffs in each case have been
d?magod to the extent Of $09. We suppose Hint
both parties will pay their counsel and the magis
trates'costs, and call the Ising square. It is ti
good thing to go Id law?I hat is, 1er Ihc lawyers.
A MrinEi. Establishment.?We invite lliealton
Mea or the ftieiidM or Tiik Nkws In I ho city ami
throughout the Stale to I ho excellent facilities
which our office enjoys ror Ilm prompt execution
of all kinds of Hunk, and Job Printing. Fully pro
vided with new fy pound machinery of the latest
and most approved pattern, ami having si large
And carefully selected Block of cards, envelopes
and papers or all qualities, Tin: News Job Office is
now prepared to nil orders for every description
of plain and ornamental printing in the very liest
manner, and at rales at I.mm as low as any other
establishment in the Southern States, ('.ill al
Tiik News building (iip-htalrs) ami examine our
scale of pricea and specimens of our work.
Tun steamship DA It ihn*, Of the Charleston and
Liverpool Direct Steamship Line, now lying al
fH>jcc*fl wharf, discharging lier cargo, will, on
Tuesday next, lie ready to receive freight.
The Darlcii is of iron, live years old, and ranked
Ai ai Lloyds, she bus very large stowage capaci
ty, lint what moat strikes the eye is the neat and
comfortable mileon. Hvcry arrangement have
also been nut de for t "ne comfort of the steerage
passengers. TlicMterngi Is large, thoroughly ven
tilated and provided wltll comfortable herlhs. As
an evidence of the provisions found for Hie com
fort of the passengers, wu publish Ilia following:
steamship Da it i K.v, i
(111! ties) on, S. ('.. Oi'toher'.'Tlll. j
Wo, ihc umlcislgiicd passengers, cannol leave
the good ship Durlc.1l without expressing our
selves in ihc mosi grateful inaiiuer of the gallant
condiici ami humane kituliic.-S shown to Us l?y
you. Cnptuln j. Peters, ami your officers, during
a rough, hut pica:-.ml. passage froia Liverpool
10 UllurlCHlOII, lllld hope you may long live to
keep up Hie gooil num.- ol Hie uhnvv-UIC iii loll i'd
Hteaiiiship, and liist, tun. no) leu-.:, we would
forthwith I hunk Ihn stewards, us we have al ell
limes found I hem most kind and obliging ; and
now, gellllemon, tvislliug you every aucccss, we
remain gratefully yours. Win. John Cordon,
Farish J. Cordon," David Cordon, ;Margaret (,or
rion, June cordon, John Doweuey, Mary Aim
Dowcuey, Catherine llantoy, Hubert Hour, James
. Smyth. Itoliert lionlou.
Tiih Strike of Tin: Lovd.iiionr.MKv.?The long
alioremeti tire sun on a "stride," hut I here Is none
or Mint lawlessness which characterized the last
strike.
Night before last the longshoremen held a meet
ing Ut tile Military Hull. There was n large at
tendance of the members. After u considerable
amount of discussion the meeting resolved that
as "Hie shippers of Hie city of Charleston had
forced the dismissal, by die captain of the hark
A. i:. Wyiiiun, or (ieorge li. Stoddur.l, who was
loading Huit veartol; on tho sole ground that he
waaa Republican,"lltcydenounced die nctlon
"as unwarrantable Interference with the sacred
rights ot free tliouglil and Independent opinion
which every I rue man prizes as In: docs Hie apple
i?f his eye."'
They further resolved that (ieorge R. stoddnnl
'has, for years, been Hie steady friend or the men
working on Ihn wharves;" (bat the members
would not "work on board the bark A. R. Wyman
unless their brother member, Captain c. II. Stod
dard, be| Hrst restored to duty as stevedore on
board or said vessel;" that' /member "will aid in
loading any vessel with cotton until the shippers
Withdraw all discrimination against longshore
men on account or their political sentiments,
whether such members be Republicans or Remu
erais ;" und that tbey would "appeal to all ilie
worklnginan, without distinction of party, to
unite with them In lids earliest ulfbrllo sustuiu
the ilglitH nod thediginty of laboring men."
CRUMBS.?Quarantine will he abolished at aun
sel to-morrow.
Tar?e ribs of u human being, with a shell fast?
onod In them, were picked up near Rattery Wag
ner day before yesterday.
Three hundred und thirty-six persons, who have
not made their returns lo Hie Assessor, will have
their names in print shortly.
The exercises of ihc winter term of tiie Charles
Ion College will commence on Monday next.
An Independent woodsawyor, who would not
take out a license to saw wood, saw tho Mayor
yesterday by request of a policeman. The Mayor
(old him he was riding loo high ahorse and would
have to take out a license.
A polite constable yesterday volunteered to
wnlt In an adjoining room while his prisoner nie
auppcr. The prisoner bolted his supper and then
bolted out of the window, leaving the constable
to wrdt.
TUc lines imposed by tho Mayor yesterday
. amount cd to $ Iii,
Elizabeth fllllsn, who attainted her husband
with a rock, lias been committed to Jail.
Isaac. Miller, colored, who was arrested by oni
c?r Qnlnn upon the cliurgc of stealing $20 from
Mr. K. Unehlich, Iiiih acknowledged the thofl.
. -The drummers do mil like the "bill to license
and regulate the sale or goods by sample," ns
aertlng that ir they have to pay ISO for a license
everywhere they go, the drumming business will
prove altogether unprofitable,
NBW Yortx Herald, Times, Tribune and World,
five cents per copy, at 0. C. Hlghlor'a, No. Ml
King street.
STRAY SUOYS FROH "TUR FTSTOT,
IK VOUffCIL."
Tlifi disgraceful scene at Hie last meeting of
Council was the topic, of conversation among all
classes yesterday.
Thu ball iirst Orcd did not miau HtrarltT Maekcy'*
head mum Hum nn inch. After passing through
the window it Rirmik ih" upper portion ?r I he
Stillu Courthouse, across ihn street, tore down
Hoinu plastering, und rcii to the pavement.
A considerable nnmher of persons visited the
Council chamber ycnlerduf to observe the "scene
of eoailiel."
One Alderman, whoso business octllnd him nul
of the Council chamber when tho light began,
was heard to remark that thlnjis were coining to
It pretty pass when men who didn't vote or talk
as a fuel loll wanted them to do, were to bo in
milled and ahoi at.
Some of those who decamped from Iho Council
Chamber during the light, were in a hurry to gel
down stairs, ami home slid down the banisters.
One man slipped oir and fell alwul ten feet, lu
jiirmg himseir slightly.
Alderman T. J. Mae key was at home in bcii nil
iliiy yesterday, and was reported to bn very ?a-k.
Aldeim.iu H, w. m. Maokcy wtvi about attend
In? Iii business as usual.
Tim Inspeclor GciioraPs physician stated yes
terday, that his patient had been taking mor
phine lor some time, to relieve the pain, caused
by ubroken Jaw bone, reuniting from a dental
operation, and on Thursday, took three grains of
Hin drug, which was so powerful as to becloud
reason ami make bun almost irresponsible.
It Is reported I hat Alderman T. J. Maekey will
lender Iiis resignation at the next regular meet
ing of Council. Kunl who*
Some of the Aldermen assert that tin* "special
business" fur the last meeting was all a blind, as
It was dulorinllicd lo bring up and pass Cnibtn's
claim.
I tumor hut Ii II that there was a partial r?con
ciliai ion yesterday between the Sheriff and In
speclor Ceiierai.
some, of I he Radicals are bringing it strong
pressure upon some or the Aldermen lo influence
them lo vole forthe expulsion of the Inspector
General. Very likely '
It is generally conceded that theCorhtn claim
will not Irouble the Ah!, ' men again.
It Is thought that a vote of censure upon the
conductor the shooting Alderman will be the
only notice taken by Council of the recent affair.
A rumor nlluul late yesterday afternoon was to
the etrect tlull al the next Hireling of Council
there would bean ordinance introduced forbid
ding the sale or use of morphine within the city
limits.
1/KtTfsn sr.iTrs coeur?Hon. Ukoriik s. Rrvan,
JUIIIIK, PlO'SIMNO.?llolh the District and Circuit
Courts were In session yesterday.
niKTItlCT court.
l'etitlon of Jacob I'. Wilt for ilnal discharge in
bankruptcy was referred to Registrar carpenter,
and dual hearing ordered lo lake place before the
court at Columbia on the 20111 of November.
Kx parte V. .1. Tobias, in re. Ilonnell & llj ltw<
IIIOIWl?pelillon to sell personalty. The pelition
was referred to Registrar Carpenter, lu reporl
after notice 11 lien creditor*.
Kx parle Jesse C. Miller, in re Jonah N. Walk
er? pelition to establish lien by mortgage. Tho
pel 11 ion was referred to Registrar Carpenter In
report upon amount due, and what Hun, if any,
exists upon the mortgaged premises, Ac.
Petitions of Kdward P. Williamson, of Marlon,
anil Win. w. sale, or Charleston, for final dis
charges In bankruptcy, were grunted.
Pot it Ions of Claudius A. Scott, of lliehland Coun
ty, and W. II. flood, of Greenville, for linal dis
charges In bankruptcy, were referred to Regis
trar Clawson for liaat hearing.
Kx parte .1. I*.Ctowiicy, In re R. A. Huron?peli
tion for leave to compromise a claim. The peti
tion was referred to Registrar Clawson to report,
after notice to assignee as to tft- propriety of
granting the petition.
Petition oi W. D. Chlsolm, of Chester, for Ilnal
discharge in bankruptcy, was referred to Regis
trar Clawson fir linal hearing.
Kx purte South Carolina Kailro.i l Company, in
re Charles A. Scott?petition to establish lien. It
was ordered that all lien creditors be noliilcd to
establish their lions before Registrar Carpenter 011
>r before the 22d of November, orbe debarred
from all butiellt to lie made m the cause.
Kx |iarlu Hank of Charleston, el al, in re John
H. A W. .1. Magill?application for sale of pro
perly Included In schedule. II was ordered that
sale he stayed until the thin! Monda) in Novem
ber.
Final hearing of the petition of Win. Ralston,
of Kdge.ilehi, for linal dlsctutigo In bankruptcy,
was ordered to take'place on the 291)1 of Novem
ber; al Columbia.
CIRCUIT COURT.
In the case of lleorgc It. curry vs. Jeremiah
Stokes, ft al, bill 111 eipiily, It was ordered that
I he defendant's solicitor have until the sccoud
Monday in November to plead, answer or demur
to said bill.
The court then adjourned.
Till! Mkimoai. C01.1.rrh or South Carolina, in
this city, will commence its winter term 011 Mon
day next, the first proximo. We have not heard
what number of students are expected, but hope
it will he a goodly number, ns the gentlemen of
the faculty certainly merit a substantial reward
for their arduous labors, which we know will be
faithfully performed.
There is 110 heller Institution In the country, us
will be testified by thousands of its graduates,
who live in every Slate of thu South and West,
and fill positions of honor und trust in their re
spective spheres. Tito faculty of lite College has
always ranked with the best in the land, ami we
do not hesitate to say that this is the case now.
There is always ample material for the Industri
ous student of anatomy, and the opportunities
for clinical instruction arc abundant, and under
the direction of good pulhologisla and diagnosti
cian*.
A studcul who desires to learn and make good
use of his time cannot subserve these purposes
better anywhere than In the Medical College of
Charleston, nnd we hops there will be n good at
tendance this winter.
ASSESSOR'S Rrtcun.?At the last meeting of the
City Council the following report of the Assessor
was submitted, giving a statement of the lax re
turns made up to the first of September for the
fiscal year:
el.i s or IT.OI'P.HTV
6 *
Real eslate.
Value of bonds, Ac.
Number of dogs...
Sales of good h,
wares, Ac.
Sales of horses and
mules.
Fates of stocks,
bouds, Ae.
Sales of coll on....
Income*.
Commissions.
Premiums.
Receipts o f K x
prcas Company.
Receipts of Rail
way Company...
Receipts of hotels, j
Receipts of liveryI
Stuhles..".I
Receipts of cottou
presses.
Receipts of print
ing ofilces.
Receipts or Tele*
graph Company.
Receipts of (i u s
light Company..
Receipts of COW-j
merclnl agencies.
Receipts of freight!
lists and passen-!
gets.
Number of ruliWuyi
ems.1
Monthly t a > ou I
horses.I
Monthly tax onj
carriages a n <i
buggies.
Monthly t a x ont
barber Shops, Ac!
20,090,700
1,271,a;i
on
11,889,47t
29,771
772,flM
R.?.VI.iH
2-lf>,?U".i
4Sn,Sll
rxu.sui
14,00.'.
73,038
174,101
18,402
42,771
121,790
1,003
1.SS.5I0
statt
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AO
00
so
2A
26
.1 00
: I 00
3 00
3 00
3 00;
S0(
3 00
50|
3 00
3 00;
3 00
104,038) 60,
is! 2 60I
Tt>"".'.j.1$ ?61.8111 t>2
Valuation of un returned real estate for the year,
$101,060, tue tax 011 which would be $17,041 25.
THE HT Kl H H AN II TJIE MME DT.
Our commnnlty has frequently been disturbed
of laic by the demands of a not or Radical ne
groes, who have milted under the nauto Of tho
longshoremen's Protective Union, and who,
availing thcmnclvea of tho supposed necessity of
thclr employons have act up the mont iinrcasnnu
Mo exactions In Hie inntter of wages. A very
little llrnillCKS, however, on the part of Ihe cm
pluyorH defeated their altempta. The} have now
made another outbreak, on a new pretended
issue.
Fur pome good ami muUeieiit reason, we pre
sume, curtain shipowners refuse to trust their
cargoes to the hands of one Hloitdnril, wiiu Isa
stevedore anil it Radical olllce-holder. Where
upon this protective union refuse to loatl or un
load vessels, unless Stevedore Sfotldurd be per
mlUotl to have tho hatidlliig of properly which
tho parties interested uro disinclined to commit
to his ntiwatolied manipulation. The union
claims thai, being a Itadlcal, he Is necessarily
trustworthy, ami therefore any exception to him
mnst have ils origin in objection to his political
principles.
If tilts woro true, and the character ol the man
in no way Involved, does it He in Ihe months of
Radicals In complain ol P nan proscription, when
they have, wit bin a very few days only, in mass
assemblage in Rio entire llaiticul league, demand
ed of I heir creatures, the Mayor and Aldermen ol
RiUliCttlUtPd t'harleston, that every llumoural on
ihe police of the city should be forthwith dis
charged, and I heir places tilled by members ol
Hie Union l?ongue;and In obedience lo this man
date, presented by a select committee, these ile
inamls have been ueccodod 10, anil some twenty
or thirty Democrats turned adrift at once, and a
promise made by Ihe Mayor that he w ould remove
the others ns fast its their places Could be sup
plied t Now thesa negro Kadlcals again disturb
the quiet of the community with their bowlings,
because, forsooth, the poisoned chalice, which
they prepared for Democrats, has been commend
ed to their own lips.
it Is I line, in our opinion, llmt these political doc
tors should he made to swallow Ihctrown physic,
mi ' we would suggest to shipowners and con
signees, that the very liest dose, in administer
would lie the substitution of these proscribed
Democrats in lieu of their Radical proscribe in.
Frequent doses of this sort may be required for a
lime, but its opera!ion will In- ultimately effec
tuai. So long us tlu- disease continues, the reme
dy should he applied. It is a panacea for special
eases, and a prophylactic to purify the political at
mosphere of all bodies approaching a similar
state of corruption.
Hotel Arrivals?October ?0.
CUAUI.RSTON HOTEL.
R. 1'. Williams. Morristown; J. !.. MeKcever,
New York: James II. Tratter, Philadelphia; Cap
tain W. P.. Koherts. Liverpool: F. Uadelllf, St.
Thomas; L. p.. Cross, Philailelphla; J. W. Coker,
Augusta; I.. .1. Jones, Mrs. Joues, Mjss Jones, New-'
berry; Hiss J. O'ConilCll, M. O'Counoll, Fort Mill:
W. II. Wesson. North Carolina; Mrs. A. C. Ulm ni,
child and nurse, New Orleans; C. M. Ilrrtyton, S.
It. llcilHcy, V. S. A. It. It. lireilgtnw, Wilmlnglon:
W. J. Walker, Washington; Ocncru'. IVm. Mltcltac,
Win. A. Walker, Wilmlnglon; Joshua It. Dry tier.
New York ; t'hurles A. Welch, Jr., Huston ; Rev. .1.
IL Campbell, Miss Campbell, Miss Campbell,
ISrooklyn; diaries Johnson, City; D. M. Prince,
Chernw; Mrs. Catupbell Drycc, Miss M. o. liryt
Columbia; Joseph Uobb, Baltimore; Win. Dayton,
New York.
CA VI1.ION HOTEL.
J. W. Abbott and J. W. Iliiteherson, Agents
Stone A Hurray's Circus; J. Corinna, city; J.
Coker, Savannah; W. M. Punter, S. C; J. K.
Mills, Wlniervlllc; A. 1). Hell, Wuinslmro'; Slgnor
Carfuiio ami Slghoru Carfano, Now York; C. S.
Hodges, Providence; A. c. Follcit, j. s. Kollctt,
S. F. Silt ton ami J. Itothun, N. Y.; J. li. Hood
rich. New Haven; S. It. ltcinlcy, Fort Maren; O.
B. Isaacs, lady ami child, Columbia; H. IL l*an
dolpim, N. Y.; Ii. H. Smith, I torn on.
It V S I x i: S S N O T J C E s .
ATTltNTiiis |s called to tlie auction sale this day,
satli lust nul, ut n o'clock, of the iirlllsb brig
' Lady Perk.*." as she now lies at Palmetto whurf,
by J. A. Bindow a Co.
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MESSRS. J. K. AtNlRII A Co.. No. 03 Fust Hay, are
the agents for the celebrated Watt Plough, which
Is adapted in every soil, and does the hoe and
plough work without choking.
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P.xcRLi.RST StiAr.?Messrs. a. II.Abrahams A Som
have ln-eome ngentu in this Slate tor the superior
soap made at tlie Myrtle Factory, New York. All
Who have tried Ibis soap testify lo ils cheapness
ami excellence.
A Fish Aksortmknt or PiiOTOURAi'iis, impe
rial canin .'.ml frames, at C c. Itlghtcr's, No. ici
King street.
To Parbnts.?We take plcassurc in calling
the attention of parents, and all others in
terested in Ihe care of children, to Winr
innn'fl Crystallized Worm Candy, a certain spe
eiflc, mail a fact n red In Charleston, ami for sale by
our city druggists. It has boon thoroughly test
ed and proved In Im? safe, sure and reliable. The
price is t wenty-five cents per bolt, which places
t in the reach of all. We are requested to
say that a supply has been furnished the city
druggists for free distribution tu the poor, who
may apply for the same.
One QUIRK fine initial note paper and twenty
five envelopes to mutch, for forty cents, at C. C.
lUghtor's, No. I'd King street.
One of Dickens' or Scott's Works is present
ed to every uunual subscriber to the XIX Cen
tury. 0016
Sine I^Vrts.
piIOTOtJllAl'H AND PORCELAIN
PAINTING.
Miss HATCH has the pleasure of Informing her
friends Unit she has resumed the labors of her
Profession at her rooms over the store of Mucul
lar, Williams A Parker, No. 207 King street, where
she will be happy to see them. ocfjr, tus-i*
c
II HOMOS!
The largest and ilucst-assortmcnt of
CHROMO LITHOGRAPHS
EN CRAVINGS,
F.ver brought to this city, now on exhibition and
for sale at New York prices, at
QUTNIIY A CO.'S Photograph (lallcry,
No. 261 King street,
Charleston, S. C.
PHOTOGRAPHS.
PHOTOGRAPHS token In every style.
Kntlro satisfaction in all cases guaranteed.
. QUJfK' A CO.
oct-l lmo I ?? S*v^
SobMee ano fjnvncGo.
jy? CCLRLL AN ? A 1) I) L E S !
TRAM II A 11 N ESS!
6000 McCI.F.CLAN SA HULLS
200 sets of Team Harness.
Por salo low at CIIAPKAD A HEFFP.0N,
No. 6s Meeting street,
oct25 Next to Mills House.
^ O ? I S M o L A I N?,
BROKER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. ?8 BROAD STREET.
Charleston, H. C.
Stocks, Bonds and Gold bought, carried and
sold short In New York City.
Particular attention paid to the purchase and
sale of all klads of Boothara Btsurlttes.
00?
Errn (?oo
JQ R Y GO
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,T . Il . J? 33 A
X . 2 C 3 KING S T It K K T
We are now exhibiting the largest and bout kcIi
Laers and Embroideries. Cloaks. Shawls. Glnvci
have ever offered, and InTilu attention of purchase!
acceptances, as cheap an the cheapest.
Our stock of Dress, Goods comprises, m part. i
All-wool Mori noes, Mm press Cloths, Alpacas, Del.t?i
lug novelties per every steamer.
I , A.CKH A TS" 1> 10
French Laces in variety, Lace Sets, Hutidkr
scitptlon, Rilging and Inserting*, Embroidered Net
Embroidered Menno Sacka, together with very mat
our Lure ami Embroidery Deparlmcjit.
G I, <> V 30 A N1 1
We arc Sole Agent? appointed in Charleston f<
no superiors. We have all si7.es, from 5)j lo 8, In Bit
of every description, for men, women and children
UOSIKUY, best Ruglish manufacture, lu gn
the best quality.
C T.. O AKM A JN
Our Cloak and Shawl Room Is replete with all
logs. Most or our Cloaks are either our own inipo
sell them at the lowest possible ligures.
Dlaek Cloaks In (Moth rrnm $:i 50 to $45. Colo
Misses' auil Children's Cloaks, Urochc aud Print
Shs.wLs, Ac, Ac.
3VT T fr? Ci 30 TiliAN IS O TJ 61 A
Ladies' Ties ami Scarfs, Hihbou Itows, Cent
lions. Hells ami Sashes, l'erfumery, French I'Oinad
SotltttgS, Infants' Knitted Worsted Sacks und Caps
Dress 'Trimmings, Fringes, (.'imps, Ac, Kwn'i-du
articles not here mentioned.
<) U It FALL AND
Now oSers great inducements lo buyers, who
Goods before making selections elsewhere.
(JTlotljing nn? i?nrnicl)ing (E?oo?o.
Q L O THIN G
SELLING AT PRICES TO SUIT Till'. TIM KS.
. GEORGE LITTLE A CO.,
No. 213 Kim: Stkkhy,
Would respectfully call Ike attention 0f the
public to their large and varied assortment of
Men's, Youths'and Hoys' CLOTHING stud FUR
NISHING GOODS, which they are offering at
prices that cannot he competed 'with 111 the city.
Any one In need of the above mentioned articles,
will please give lis a call before purchasing else
where, and we will guarantee to suit tItem In
styles and prices. Remember our Kiuo CassltUCre
VESTS selling at f.! GO.
tl H o R t: K LITT L E A. Co.,
No. SI3 Ki.so SritKHT,
Five dcyus below Market street.
oet.10
1' ENI N G .
FA 1,1. AND WINTER CLOTHING,
OF OUR OWN SELECTION AND MANUFAC
TURED IN CHARLESTON HY OURSELVES,
Which we have determined to sell at such prices
as cannot fail to satisfy the views of the
CLOSEST DEALERS, EITHER THROUGH
ORDER OR PERSONAL SELECTION,
to wit :
Fat.ry Twend Cassimcrcs, (Sa ok and
Fant?). $ : go
Mixed Cassiinore Suits. 13 oo
Double and Twisted Cassluiere Sulu_ lit oo
Harrison's Gray Cassltncro Suits. 17 oo
Fancy Cassini ere Suits. IT ou
Oiack und White Silk Mixed Kults. IS 00
Colored Scotch Cheviot Suits. 20 00
Gold Silk Mixed Suits. 25 Oo
lllnck Cloth (Suck, Pauls and Vvwls. 11 oo
MaCk Doeskin Casslmcrc Pants from.5 00 lo 10 oo
Colored Casslmcrc Pants from.4 50 to 9 00
Colored Union Casslmcrc Pants
from.2 00 to 4 001
Fiuc lilack Clohh Veal. 3 00
Fine Colored Casalmcro Vests. 2 00
Waterproof Tweed Over Sacks. 10 oo
clothing for boys and youths from
nine to twenty years old.
the genuine star brand shirt
agency.
Lot 42Star Shirt. $2 0o|
Lot 52 Star Shirt. 2 SO |
STAR BRAND COLLAR, $2 60 PER DOZEN.
UOTTON FLANNEL DRAWERS, OUR OWN
MAKE, ntftl 26.
MERINO SHIRTS FROM 75 cents to tl 50, A ]
GOOD ARTICLE.
?
Call aud sco ns. We do not hoa.*t of having
tbo most expensive GOODS, but we eun boast ]
of having the cheapest and best BiadcOLOTIUNG
in Charleston, aud equal to the BEST CUSTOM
WORK.
thiim.s cash, or city acceptance.
O. e & a. s. johnson,
octi?itas2mos No. an king street.
r^AND PLASTER.
SCO barrels LAND PLASTER, In store.
For sslo by
OCtU OLNET * CO.
i?q, Gele.
; Y GOODS!
? J > & ( : O .,
, C H A R I, K S T O K , S . O .
8Ctcil Stock of Foreign ami Domestic DRY GOODS,
<, Hosiery, Fancy (lomls, lUhbons, Au., ih.it we
r<. guaranteeing to Hell our tiooiL-*, for cash or city
G O <> 1> H .
Mack and Colored Silks, Irish ami French Poplins,
es, PopUnctlos, Prints, Ac, to wbieii we are mid
M 1$ It O T I> 13 ItT I-ZM.
ircbtefs, Collars, Embroidered Hoods of every dc
Infants' Linbroidorcd Cloaks, Cobea ami Waists,
ly oilier articles wide!, may always be fourni in
o n os I h y.
?r UAIIKIS' SKAMI.RSS Kill (HAWKS, Which have
tek. While ami Colors; Iterlin, Silk auil Usle Cloves
SUt variety. Men's Half I lose, superior KllglUtl,
I > Sil AWliS.
the latest novelties of l.ailles' and Minsen' Cover
rial ions or our own manufacture, enabling us to
rod Chinchilla, Cloth Cloaks, Illach Silk Covering s
ed Cashmere Shawls, Woollen Shawls, Mourning
i TV 1 > FANCY Ci < >< > I> rS .
lemon's rich Itotnau Scarfs. Tics and Cravats, Hill
es. Haudki . chiefs, Parasols, Worsted Nubias and
, Fancy Worsted Scarfs. Dress Buttons lu variety.
Wit, Crape Couda, Pullings, Ruffling, and other
"\V1 ivrr E It STOCK
will Hurt it to their advantage to examine our
ocll-i lino
iUioccllrtiicoito.
"V?T-M. H. HUM) A COS.,
VESTAL 011?, FOI'. ILLUMINAT! NO !
PUT CP 1*
FtVBANDTEN 0 A I? I? ON I'AOK AG K S,
For family use.
NO MO R K K X P I. O S i 0 N S !
SAPHTV liltAltVM'REO I !
Burns longer I ban ordinary on ami above all is
perfectly safe.
Head What Professor SHKPABD says:
'LABORATORY OF TIIK MEDICAL COLLEGE,
U.ukkn SrRKKT, ClIAttl.KSTUS, S. C.
October 24, 1809.
Messrs. Wut. At. Hint ,( Cit.:
(iKnti.ruxx?I have examined the sample of
Vestal Oil sent by you, ami determined I he 'lire
point,' t. c. I be temp?rature at which Ihu nil lie
corneainilaminnhle, lo boalmvo |:m>degrees Fah
renheit. The L'nlied States standard requires tin
degrees Fahrenheit. As thu 'tire polut' of Oils
oil Is -jo iiei'rees Falirvnbeit above the reipiireii
standard, the thl Is to he regarded as safe, and
Hum supplies a great waul of the community.
Very respect fully,
CHARLES p. SI! K PA KD, Jr., M. D."
WM. M. BIRD A CO., SOLE I'ROPRIET01LS,
ash UKAUtHS is
strictly purr oils and paints,
so. 20 :t vast rav, on a ii l h h tu n, s. c.
milan
"AI 7" A NT KD, EVERYBODY TO KNOW"
tv lhal Ihere can be fourni ?I LYONS A
MHIIBAY'S, N?. "S Market street, near Meeting,
cheap ntiil substantial BOOTS ANDSIIOKS, suit
unie for eouiiiry anil lown wettr. au the laust
stiles, all sl/.es ami qualities, now un hand. a
choice select ion ol La-lie-', Misses' and Clliblreil'S
Pools and SIlOJS. Also. Cent's lino CiitlgroHS Cal
ler- and itiMit.-. for dress and ever* day wear.
Wholesale nnd I tot all. Cheap 1 c'heiip': nei:m 1
Q O L fji il 0 N ' S 1! I T T IS it ?
UIVH GENERAL SATISFACTION.
For sile by
sept 17 rtmos itAOI'f, A LYNAIL
WANTED, THE I. A IM EH TO (;.M.I>|
iiml examine the stock of Youth's, Boy's
und children's GI/rTHIKtl. at
CKOP.OK I.ITTLB A CO..
ocLUi No. 2|.'l King street.
ry> YOU WISH TO PUT OFF INDEFI
MTKI.T Sick Hendasliu, sour Kructatioas and
Acidity of Uic Stomach?
USE SOLOMON'S HITTERS.
For sale by RAOUL A LYIIAIL
sept 17 rimos
RUAI. AND PERSONAL ESTATE BKO
KKIt.
The. underalgncd han established hlm-eir nt No.
M Broad st reel, for the purpose of negotiating
purchases and sales of Heal Estate, Stocks ami
Bonds, and foretreclhig loans on Bonds ami Mort
gages on Beat and abw on Personal Property.
BENJAMIN MORDP.O?I,
net 19 tust No. rVl Broad street.
TT\0 YOU WISH TO SLEEP SOUNDLY
at night, and awake lu the inoriilug wtih a
thorough appreciation of your egg, rolls and
colics ?
BSP. SOLOMON'S HITTERS.
For sale by KAOL'L A LYNAIL
septw SruoA
H.
fjtils, GTiiuo, &t.
II . W 1 L L I A M S ,
HAT BAZAAR,
No. 2 4 ft KIND ST R E F. T ,
Opposite the Big Bool,
Takes pieosnre In announcing to his friends ami
the public generally, that he has opened a com
plete stock of Rents', Youths' and Hoys'
HATS AND CAPS,
Of the latest styles, to which In* would Invite their
attention before purchasing elsewhere, knowing
that he will give full satisfaction Ui both, quality
and price.
Just received, a beautiful style or SILK HAT. A
rail Is solicited. oci20
Q J . SCHLEP E G R.B L L ,
No. 37 LINE STREET, BETWEEN K?NC AND
BT. ITH LI F.
LUMPUR of every description und HHILDINfl
MATHRIAL, Lime and plastering Laths Faint*
oll?, Olaaaoa, Shingles; also Brnovo und Tonguu
Hoards, Ac, constantly on hand ul tho lowest
market prices. ocill iiiti'.slyr
J 0 11 N M A l{ S Ii A I. L , J it
COMMISSION M l?i?l 'l : A Ni.
NAVAL STORES, COTTON, LFM.I AND RICE.
M A RS H A L I.LS w .; ,\ Ii r ,
OittrRM.toh, S. C.
fing JI '
"Yyr 1 h 1 A M w' A W T 0 N ,
FACTOR AND COMMISSION Mt'.KCfl \NT,
No. io botch's Wjiaiip.
Extra Heavy Ren Island BAflfllNH AND TWINE
for sale. Advances made on Prod ice In hand,
?ug*) Unna
OVnction 5tilr8--(?.|io Hlny.
RY KNOX, HALT A CO.
IMPORTANT AND UNKKSKIlVKli SALE
KUR ACCOUNT ok lINDF.ItWIt'TKKH ANU
AM. CONCKHNHD. IIK minus RAM
AUI'I) IM IKING TIIH LATE
KIRK <)N RING STRKKT.
We will continue to ?cii 'niis i?AY, itieaothtti
Htaiit.nl 10 o'clock A. M.. ami Contimit* from
daj to day niilll dlsposi <l of.
Trio eritlri*Stock of Mr. A. Mine, No. Kin?
at reel, damaged water, during. Hie late llrt*.
anil nppnilsed at over $3>.nno. comprislm; ma
G0OI*S, Carpels, MutiiiiK, Fancy Goods In great
variety.
Toys of every ilesorlplioii, Ac.
Conditions r:\-u for nil amounts under j?io";
{.loo to *.'i0o. thirty duvs; over f.vw, alxij dtiyn,
npprovtMl imi-I'M ? ii noivM,
m> 'All |m-r unknown lo Iii? uutil lunccr wii1
lit' retpnrcd III (five a iii'|io-l! mi purchasing.
?oi i :to
HY .3. A. LNSLOVY t; CO.
T^TN l>KK YYI5 IT Kits' S AI ,K.
THIS DAY. tlir ftOtll instant, will In- KOliI at
II o'clock, u* Mil' now Iles ni I'ahui'llo Wliarf,
on account of I tic Uiitlurwriliirs ami ullcoii
-crilitl.
The British Riig-LADY PER IK." ?'f Slllldcrtatid,
England. ' ' >> Inns register, carrying rapacity
iidoiil M'l ens dead weight, lojicthi'v wlili lu-r
Musts, spar-, S.nl-', Rigging. Tackle, Apparel ami
Furniture.
A'.SO,
Two Sil IPS I?OATS.
An inventory eau he i? un at our ofllce.
Conditions cash. j. a. K. A CO.
m l II)
Unction Sales--itoUiVc Elans.
SOUTH CAROLINA, KKIlSllAW COUN
TY?IN tiUUITY.
JA MKS ClIEsNIT. RXKCITTOIt, vs. MARY C.
KKYNIII.US, SARAH CIIKSNIIT. MARY
C. Kit I Kit SON. KT A I. ? Ill I.I. FOR
CONSTRUCTION OF WIM.,
KARTITION. AC.
in pursuance of a denn made lu iin* above cause
m September Tonil, I*??, we will expose to
pnliliu Hille, iNiforu Mm Court house. In cauuicu.
at It o'clock A. M.. oil MONDAY, the ?Hl May of
Deeeinlier liexl.
The following most valuable LANDS, lying from
ilnee to loin- mile- from tin-town ofcamdcu,
immediately mi Hie South Carolina Railroad,
(mining on Wateree River, and running hack,
east waiill.t. live miles, covering over live thous
and acres,' one thousand of which are line swamp
lands in cullIvniIon, oneiliotisawd tine uplands in
cultivation, and over Ihre? thousand in original
forest, heavily limbered with oaks, hickory, dog
wood, pine, Ac., lunch or it very line cotton hind,
finely watered am! ottering uliuildilllt winter
piisturage :
I'nsl. I'.KLI.K MONT, a very i-hciee plaulatiou
>f over eight hundred acres, on Waten!? River,
three miles from Cuindeii, with n largo seitte
ineul on ii ; will produce, without manures, a
billoof coll on or se vent y-live bushels of corn to
the acre. This is regarded as I ho Intal body of
hindou Hie Wulerce River.
Second. TOWN CRKKK PLANTATION, adjoin
ing Hie above, consists of four thousand live
hundred acres, recently held as one large planta
tion : comprising swamp, second bottom, and up
lands, heavily liiniiered and finely watered, hav
ing two Hue streams running tlnoiigli it. The
Soul h Carolina Railroad nud l wo public highways
run through these lands and lender them acces
sible at nil pninls. Thuj arc very convenient lo
Caiudeii: the uplands are porfeelly lieallliflll and
prt'si'iil rare advantages.
Tins place is subdivided Into ami will besohl as
twenty-one farms of ono hundred lo lour hun
dred acres, idtVrtll*; a rate opportunity lo settlers
seeking homes. Adjoining plantations have
been divided Into small fai llis an 1 are lakcii by
our best people.
Terms?Oiio-llftli cash: balan?a on n onidllof
one. two and three years, in oi|ual annual iustal
llieuts, w ith inlcri'-i from date, payable annually
al seven per cent., secured by bond, sureties
and a limit gage of the promise's, Wit h I ho privi
lege lo purchasers lo pay cash. Purchasers to pay
for stumps and paper.-.
All ageiil on Hie place Trill HllOW the lauds, and
tile plats Ullll tie seen at. I he otllce of Win. M.
ShauiiDti. Kau., Ciiuiden. S. c.
JA MKS CHKSNUT,
V.M. M. SHANNON.
Sp.-i-ial Masters and Receivers.
Camilen, s. c., Nov. I. I sou. itnfiwft!
RY JOHN N. RYAN.
UCTION SALK <>K LOT OF LAN?
NORTHEAST CORNKK OF BAST RA Y
AND GUIGNAItll STRKKT.
On TUKSDAY, Hi" 2d day or November, at the
Old llislolllfe til II o'clock A. M., I will sell at
Publie AiH'iion, wilhoul any maiiner of reserve,
All Huit LOT Ur LAND, III the Norlhra-l rorner
or Last May ami Gtllgliard street, measuring ami
containing 21 feet inches front on Kast Ray, i>y
l.v; feel on Ctitgnanl sireei. and 21 fuel S iuehes
on Hie back, be the name more or leaf.
ALSO.
The LOT Immediately adjoiniug the above on
I he nortii line, same dimensions.
Terms of Sale?-one-ihlnl cash: remainder in
one. two and three years. Secured by bond and
mortgage of Hie pro|K*rty sold. Purchaser to pay
for conveyance ami stamps.
N. Is.?For furl her in formal ton, apply to
ncl-Jrl JOHN S. RYAN. No. 62 Mroad street.
JOHN S. RYAN,
Auctioneer.
A
TNOKR DKORKK IN KQUITY.
CUMMINGS, As.siunkk, vj. DAWSOM.
Uj virtue of au unter of sale to mil directed III
Die Klmve entitled case, I will offer.fur sale at
pnii'ie unction, :.t Hie old l'ostoillee, foot of
Knud Street, on TUESDAY, the 2d Of November
nexi, nt 11 o'clock A. M.,
All Hull LOT OK LAN? wild the RU I LDI NOS
ibereuii.sii Unie In Ute City of Charleston, on ihn
wwi side or Lluichoii.se sir id, formerly of Ute Ks
late of Robert Llmelioli.se. deceased, tint! known
und designated on a plat of Kotiert K. Payne, sur
veyor, as Lot No. 251, measuring on Litnchuiisc
street ST feel, same on back Hue. and on norlb
and south lines lo.? feel, innre or less. ()>. . lh? 1
is a tine wnodcii dwelling house, with four rooms,
pantry and dressing room, kitchen aud outbuild
ings.
Terms?One.third Wish; balance payable In one
and two years?lb.- credit portion of purchase
money in he secured by bond of purchaser and
inortffViTii of the property: premises to ho insured
und policy asslgued. Purchaser in pay for stamps
ami papers. H?HT. CHISOLM. Jh..
net ins'. Special Referee.
JOHN S. RYAN,
A uct lancer.
AUCTION SALK RY OROKR OV TUE
UNrTKD STATUS UISTRICT COURT,
AND DlRUCTION UK TJIK
ASSIGNKK.
IN TDK MATTKIt OK KMANUKL MORRIS, A
BANKRUPT, KX PARTI* OSWALD RKKDKR?
UNITF.D STATUS OK AMERICA?TUB
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA?
IN BANKRUPTCY.
Hy Virtue Of an order of the Honorable tho Dis
trict Conn of 1 he Culled states, I will oircr for
sale, at the old I'ostoillee in Charleston, on
TUESDAY, the 2d of November next, at 11
o'clock A. M., I
The following Parcels of LAND, to wit: j
All that TRACT OK LAND, containing one liud
rtntl and Iwcnly-Ove (125) acres, more oc less,
Hltnule and lying on Hie public road leading to
Sallkclclter Itrnlge, in the District (now County)
(it Reauforl and State of Snath Carolina, aud
hounded on the north on Land of Estate of Win.
Cook, east by N. Laugford, south by John Harvey,
and ecsl by Lands of Elizabeth Kearsc.
ALSO,
All that LOT OR PIECE OF LAND, containing
three acres, situate and lying at Hie Whippy
Swamp Cross Roads, in the County and State
aforesaid, und hounded on the north hy Lands or j
R. N. Terry, east and smith by Lauds of Jehu
Harvey, and wcsi by Lands of w. J. Terry.
Teniis?One-half cash; remainder In one year,
to be secured by bond hearing interest from day
of .sale, ui rale of 7 per cent, per annum mid a
mortgage of the property. Purchasers to pay for
stamps ami conveyance.
cell ii sill 111 J. W. liURRRIDf?E, Assignee.
A.C. MrOUiLIVRAY,
A IK t III II? ( I .
TJNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
II. MA IIA M iIAF.0, KXKCUTOR, vs. JAMES FKR
GUSDN, KT AI?.
On TIIF.SDAY, the 2d day of Not ember next, at 11
o'clock A. M., will he sold at the Old Ciistoiu
hOHSO, In Charleston,
All that PLANTATION situate In the Parish of
St. John's Berkeley,on the western branch orc'oop
cr River, known us the Ohl and New Farm, meas
uring &AA acres, ns per plat of Thomas J. Medard,
dated Kith April, lsii; bounding northeast und
north on Lands lately nt Frederick Ford and Mul
berry Plantation, southwest on Wappahoolu
Creek, which separates It from Beaton, southeast
on Dockon Creek, and east ou Cooper River. And
UlSO. as part of Hie said Plantation, the TRACT
known as Hie K.lhnw Tract, measuring 2.*i acres.
Al-o. all Hint a.Homing PLANTATION known US
Scaton and Wesiliain (or Wcstnn), measuring usu
acres, ns per plat of John Diamond, dated July
1702; bounding northeast on Wappahoola Creek,
which divides It from the Old and New Farms and
from South Mulberry Plnniatlon, north on Lands
formerly of Thomas Miiilkeu, ivest on Monck's
Corner road, and south on Dockou Plantation.
Tu" said two Tracts or Lands being sold subject
to a lei-sc to Samuel W. Lynns until 31st Decem
ber. 1871, at un annual rent of $2A0O.
Terms?One-iirth cash; balanco In one, two,
thro.*, four and flvc years, secured by bond, and
mortgage of the premises, with interest from
the tiny of sale at seven per cent, per annum, pay
nbtr annually. Purchasers to pay for papers and
stamps. B. w. IL M acre v.
OCllO S3tul Sheriff of Charleston County.
Auction Snlto--iruinrc EUino.
BY ff. V. LKITCJI A If, S. BltUNS,
A in t iiiiit'i r>t
1 vKSI KAUM'* TWO STORY WOODHN
! / MOLSI'.. Nu. 'I SI'NAN HTRK'i r, FOUR
poors nt'iti ittiii.Kti.iH
VVKNIIK.
Will b : sold oil THKSDA V, Vtl November, at II
<>'. lock, tu Mi? dm i'ik'imil' !,
That twostorv WOODEN DWELLING Known an
No. u Nuntius:reel, 4 doors lr<i u HoHi-dgu, With
double iil:i7.vui. The Dwelling contains 4 rooms
wnii kitchen, nmi stabling room (or :i horson.
Lot measure-; 25 tuet front by 100 foot In depth,
noire nr II- ?il.
Terms'Miii. Purchaser lo jut us fur papers
ami stun ;.s. octao
BY W. Y. I.I'iTKH ?',': It. S. ???tU.NS,
Attrl iuii'Tri.
"17statk SAM* IS Y OitDHK OK TUB
JTj EXECUTOR.
tVillbuHolil on TUESDAY.2d>of November, at it
o'clock, lit till! Old I'niloiUoe.
That tleslrable iwoHliirj BRICK DWHLLINH
known nt No. lit Mill street, winlh side, contain*
lui! finir Itoolii i anil n Fanny, tin Hi" loi In a de
-liable Hlorv, ami lias luron ncniiplinl an a dry
poods store. Loi mensiires 68 fort iront by uo
In ih'pl h, mon' or Ions.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay us fur paners
ami stamps. octSO
H Y Vf, V. MU TCil I??: fi. S. BitUNS,
A m l loiiccrs.
nvo-STOl?Y P. III OK KTORH AND
DWELLING, n?. 141 MEETING HT P. BT.
Will lui sohl mi TIIKSliA Y, Jd November, al the Old
PoslolUce, ut 11 o'clock,
That lii'Siralile anil well located two-storj
PRICK BTIIBK AND DWELLING, cast siile or
Meeting street. thlnliliMir Hoiitli of Wuntworth?
double, piazzas in riwr; kitchen ami all necessary
oiittnillihiigs oi Uriel. I.ot uieasuie.i 22 reel in
frilNl li.v H'.o feel ill llcptll. IllOrU or lo-s.
Terms?One-third rash; lui lance in one ami two
years, with interest at the rale or m percent, per
annum; properly to lie Insured and policy as
signed. Piireliasor to pay us rbr papers mid
stamps. nciao
BY W. V. M'ITt'?I & It. S. HMJNH,
A net i??n? ers.
D'
SIRAliM-' KINti RTItKKT SToKl",
WEST SIDE, KNOWN AS No. 8.
Will lu- se. i mi TUESDAY. Shi Novemhcr, ai the Ohl
PoslolUce. ut 11 o'clock.
Ttial deslrahle Iwoslory WOODP.N linusKAND
STORK Known as tv: King street. Lot measures
23 leei front by I Si feel in ileplli, more or less,
with Joint use of alley mi the north; fences as
they now stand, I lie boundary line.
Terms?tine-half cash; baliinue in one year,
with interest: property to lie insured ami policy
nsslgncd. Purchaser lo pay us for papers and
stamps. net ap
BY >Y. Y. MM ICH A It. S. BRUNS,
Auctioneer;*.
rilBNKMKNT STORK. WEST S?DR KING
X stub KT, KNOWN AS Nos. 26 AND 2f. U,
U ill he sold on TUESDA Y. 2d November, at the Old
PoslolUce, at 11 o'clock.
Thai desirable two-story Wooden HOUSE, eon
luluing two Stores, known as Nos. j.'i and 25 J?
Kims street. Lot measures :td feet front by i:to
li cl in depth, lie tin- .-aid dimensions mure or
le is.
Terms?flue.hall'c:edi; balance in one year with
Interest; properly lu lie insured and pulley as
signed. Purchaser .lu pay us for papers* and
stamps. oct30
^.SSIC N K K S ' s A |j li .
By virtue of an order of sain to me directed bv
the lion, (icon*!! s. Bryan. Judge of the Culted
Stales District (' nui lor the Distlit'.l of South
Carolina, I will -ell at public aucllini, in the
Town of Tiliiiuonsvillo, South Carolina, ou
Wednesday, ilia Mini day of November next,
Itt II o'clock A. M.,
All and singular Ilm right, title and interest of
John M.Tlniiiiiius, in or lo the Pillowing BEAU
ESTATE, With the buildings thereon:
one hundred and twelily-fotir (121) LOTS in the
Towu of Tiinmonsville, its pef plats oiihe same.
TRACT OP LAND III DlllllllgliHI County, 8. O.,
couluitilng one hundred and thirty-seven (137)
acres, mure or less; bounded nit the north and
east by Lands of W. 11. 'I mimons, smith by Land s
I'orineiiy owned by Thomas Mill, ami on the west
by Lauds or Hill, (hey aiuSi?el.cuilon, and knowu
as Hie "Hughs" Lam).
TBAirr OK LAND hi Darlington County, 8. c,'.,
containing one hundred ami forty-eight (I4s>)
acres, more or less; bounded noi l h and east by
Lauds of llarrotl ivttlgrew ami w. A. Preuub,
rioillll und wesl by Lands id llenjitiuln Itevel.
TRACT OP LAND In Durllllgtoii Comity, 8. C,
coiililillltlg tifly (60) acres more or i.-s?, adjoining
Lands formerly owned by James Oliver, William
ib-e. Mrs. Ham. and known as Hie William Oliver
Land.
TRACT OP LAND in Darlington County, S.JJj.
containing two hundred and IhirU'-soven (tUT)
acres, mole or less; lying between Sparrow
Kwamp and Lake Swamp; hounded north by
Lauds of KvaiKicr While am) Seamore, east by
Lauds of laiwhorn anil estate of William Jouriil
giui. souih br Lauds id iinuiias .sievenson, and
wesl br Lands of James Hill.
TRACT OK LAND In Darlington County, S. c,
containing two hundred ami seventy-iivo (2761
acres, more or less, lung bet ween Sparrow Hwuinp
and l.yiieh's Creek, near Cannon ami Ward's
Mill; bounded north by the ran of Sparrow
Swamp, and Lands of t. J. Cannon, east by
Henry Ham's Land, south ami m'ost by Ward's
Laud.
TRACT OP LAND ill Darlington Comity, S. C?
roiitaiuliig two hunilriHl and sixty-six (2iiii) nures,
more or less, lying Between Hay ltrauch and
Li ueb's Creek: bounded north by lauds of T. J.
Caiinon, east i,? Ijtuils of J. Cusaek,south by
Lyiich's Creek, ?ml west by Lands of J. ?. I Hack
well.
tract OK LAND i:i Darlington County, s. 0.,
containing three pi) acres, innro or less, near Old
Killnginiin, known as Lawrence's "Old Tanyard."
TRACT OP LAND iu Darllngion Comity. S. O,
containing nine (0)acres, more or less, situate lu
rear of the academv at Killngliain.
TRACT vie' LAND In Diirlingtoii County, S. C,
containing forty-llirec (4:i) acres, more or less. Sit
uate at Tonnions ville, oui side the corporuto lim
its: (boundaries shown by plat.)
TRACT OP LAND in Darlington County, S. C,
containing twenty-dvo (2f>) acres, moro or less,
situate at Timmonsvillc, outside the corporate
limits; (boundaries.shown by plat.)
TRACT OP LAND in Clnrendoii County, S. C.
containing three hundred ami tin y 1360) acres,
more or less, known as the "Uraul" Laud, ad
joining Lands of Juuies Thomas, Joel Allen, and
Jesse Hill.
TRACT OP LAND in Clarendon County, S. C,
containing nine hundred ami thlrty-tlvo (03j)
acres, more or less, lying on Hurrel) Branch and
Klngstreo Swamp; bouudeil north by Lands of
Robert J. McKnlglit, south by Lands of estate of
William !.. Hickson and James McKenzie, west
bv Lauds or Duncan Smiley, Noah Ployd, 11. B.
Mcknight, and William D. McKenzie.
TRACT OP LAND, In Sututcr County, 8. O,
containing three hundred mid eighty (380) acres,
more or less, known as the "Norwood's Cross
Roads Tract;" (the Suinter and Clarendon liuo
liasses through this trnct.)
ALSO,
On MONDAY, the 8tb day of November, 1869, at
Klngsirce, South Carolina, at 12 o'clock UV,
The following TRACTS OF LAND:
TRACT of throe hundred acres, more or less, in
the County of Williamsburg, S. C. one and a half
(1 Si) or two (2) miles from Myersvlllo.on Hie North
eastern Railroad, adjoining Lands of N. XL Ora
ham and Hie estate of Bramboy.
TRACT OK LAND in Willlamsbiirg County, B.
(?., eout.lining three liuiulred ami evenly-on ;
acres, more or less, it lug on Meadow Proug.
ALSO,
On TUESDAY, the l?tli day of November, i860, at
Marlon Courthouse, S. C,
TRACT OP LAND in Marlon County, S. O., con
taining four hundred and sixty-six (4M) acres,
more or less: bounded on the north hr Lands of
estate of S. A. Campbell and I .amis of estate Of
Hoger Cordon, south by Lauds of Dr. McMillan
sud James Pew in. east by Lands of the estate of
Richard Wilkerson.auil west by Lauds of Richard
White and James McNeil.
TRACT OK LAND in Marion County, S. 0., oon
tnlniiig three hundred (;too) acres, moro or less,
known as the "Henry Hutchinson" Lain!.
TRACT OP LAND in Murion County, 8. C, Of
four (4) acres, more or less, lying, being and sim
ule at Kitlnglutni, on the Northeastern Railroad;
hounded ou all -nies by the estato Lands of John
M. 'Hmnions, deceased.
Terms?One-third cash; bnloncc npon n credit
of one and two years, with iuterc.st from dato,
parable annually till the whole amount, both
principal and Interest, be paid: the purchaser or
purchasers to give his or their bond or bonds
with approved security and a mortggno or mort
gages of the premises. Purchasers to pay for
all necessary stumps und for papers.
HENRY E. P. SANDBRS,
Asslgneo of John M. Tlsimoos, llsnkrupt.
oetla ws7
_flotelo.
QUA It L ? S T O N. n OTI L ,
CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA.
This first-class hotel, situated In a pleasant
location, and In the business portion of tbo city,
renders it the most desirable 1 Intel for either per
manent or transient guests. The accommoda
tions arc UTlSUrpasilCd, having extensive suites Of
elegantly furnished apartments for families and
single gentlemen. The proprietor will endeavor
to maintain tho high reputation enjoyed by the
"Charleston" as a first-class bouse, and no effort
will be spared to deserve a continuance of tho
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed uponlt. t
Tho best of Livery accommodations wlU bo
found adjoining the establishment.
The house is supplied with tbo celebrated Arte
sian Water, of which delightful baths run be haJ
olthor day or night. B. B. JAOKSON,
July IM Proprietor.