The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, December 20, 1869, Image 3

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CITY AFFAIRS. Mooting? Tills Day. SI. Andrew's Lodge, ut 7 I?. M. Hope Fire Company, at 7 P. M. Steam Fire Company of Axmcn. nt 7 t*. M. Auction Huies This Doy. Milos Drake will soil at io o'clock, ?ti lils store, toys, fancy articles, Ac. Wm. McKay Will sell at io o'clock, at lils store, agricultural implements, Ac, HOLIDAY ('onus.-Tho holiday season, io which all look forward with so much pleasure, and when everybody spends money os freely as water Mows, is now near al hand. The stores ure opening their Christmas supplies, and the most enterprising of our merchants are airendy begin? ning lo make unusual efforts to bring their goods before tho public. Many have already, seized upon tho columns of THE NKWS rtsthcbosl medium to accomplish the purpose, and il would bowell l'or ol hers to do the same before thc holiday week bruins. Those who wish io make their purchases before Hie stores are thronged and the. stocks nave been picked over, will lind in our advertis? ing department, from day tu day. full Informa lion as tn what lo buy and where thc best of everything may be bought. On Tuesday next we shall begin the publication of our Christmas di rectory, which will Include notices of thc slocks or our holiday advertisers. Tin: CHEAPEST YCT.-Thu NEWS Job Ofticc is now printing bill heads In Hie bcsl style and on linc paper, at $250 ncr thousand. Merchants, think of ni? ls tin- notice orihe presentation ol a cane to Dr. 1!. M. Druns, mention should have been made of a similar testimonial of esteem from thc schol? ars io Mr. C. H. cochran. CORONER'S INQUEST.--A Jury wns impan? elled on friday, at Mr. Bull's plantation, on the Ashley Uiver, upon Ibo body or Maurice Hull, colored, round floating In the water, on Hie l?lh Inst. The investigation Is still progressing. B.vt.t. OK TUB HERMAN* FIB? COMPANY.-Tills company will commemorate their anniversary by u ball, to bc given at the Hibernian Hall, to night. Tickets of invitation have been Issued, audit will be one of thc best Tcrpscbtcorean festivals of the benson. .ST. FETCH'S CATHOLIC CHURCH.-A fair will be given In aid of lids church, al No. 140 Meeting street, opposite thc Pavilion Hotel, and commenc? ing on thc 27th inst. This church has been but recently organized, and thc Christmas and New year offerings of thc public will bu thankfully re? ceived by thc pastor and congr?gation. DISASTROUS COLLISION* AT SKA.-The Savan? nah papers bring tis accounts of thc collision nt sea lielwccn thc Rrlttsh ship fiolcondn and Hie American brig Annie E. Carver, which caused thc abandonment or thc latter. Thc Colcondn was bound from New Orleans lo L.ccrpool with a car? go or cotton, willing on ibo iirst Instant. Thc cause of the Qccurenco was purely thc neglect on the part of thc captain of thc brig in not obeying Hie rules or Hie road nt sen. The brig's boat thc only one she had-was saved amt brought to Savannah. The brig A. E. Carver, Captain Sylves? ter, was bound rroin Cardenas to St. Mary's (la., in ballast, and lind a crew consisting or the mate and six bands. There were also two ladles on board, nil of whom were brought to Savan? nah by thc Oolcondu. Thc brig was owned by lt. W. Bracket, Seth W. Wyman and others ?ir Maine, and wns partially Insured. She was two hundred and seveniy-lhrce tons burthen. TUB IIB V. I* H. SHUCK.-This gentleman, who has accepted a cull to thc pastorate of the First ilapt|st Church of Charleston, took leave of I his brethren in Barnwell on Sunday last. Wc I learn rrom Hm Barnwell Journal Hint large eon- I gregallous were present bolh in thc morning and | al night, mid at the conclusion of thc farewell dis- I course at night, Mr. Shuck extended Hie parting hand to his flock and to his numerous friends I who were assembled. It was truly an affecting 1 scene, and tears were seen in almost every eye. i lt was touching to sec thc immense crowds of I colored people who thronged the galleries, und I who testified by their expressions of sympathy I their deep Interest in tuc pnlnrul separation. The < Journal says : "The Rev. Mr. Shuck bas enjoyed s tor many years the confidence and love of his church, and of thc community, and lu; will i hardly find greater regard and warmer affection I in any other field of labor. Bc will be followed to his Charleston home with Hiebest wishes of thc in embers or his late charge, who will rejoice in Iiis rut ure user illness and happiness.'' A beautiful silver goblet wns presented to Mr. Shuck by Hie ladies of ids church, ns a token of their love and esteem, mid n silver cup WOSpre? sented to the same gentleman by bis colored friends. Mr. Shuck delivered lils first sermon to lils new charge yesterday morning, from Exodus, 17th Chapter, nth verse. Thc church was well at? tended, and the services were of an Impressive nature. Hotel Arrival.-Dre tm bet- IS anti 111. CHARLESTON HOTEL. F. A. flurry, Mrs. F. A. Clarry and two chil? dren, w. o. Hoffman, Mrs. w. o. Hoffman, child und nurse, New York; J. N. Teague, Clack ville; T. Harris, New York; J. C. Gillett, Augusta; 0. Recd, Providence; E. lt. Wicks, Richmond; W. 1*. Clot worthy, Baltimore; W. II. Ballow. Providence; S. M. Burnett, New York; T. S. Ruddick, Bo3tou; C. Stickney, Massachusetts; E. A. lawrence, S. J. Harrison, Ruston; H. M. Levy, Augusta; .1. W. Williams, Laurens, S. R. Morgan, Williamsburg; William T. Hall, Mrs. William T. Hall, Thomas F. Bagwell, New York; C. R. English, Huston ; E. M. Willett and wire, New York; E. P. Ranice, Marion; ll. J. Stout, Atlanta; ll. Besklc, Georgia; C. W. Keri?, C. Nichols, New York; Ceorgc Perrin, Wilmington; A. P. Amazer, Mrs. A. P. Amakcr, two children and servant, St. Matthew's; II. Hos? pital, New York ; M. V. ll. Clough, Ballimore; Win. (?rant, New York; Thomas/.. Dashlcll, Columbus, Miss; li. J. lionel. Florida; Fred. C. Lewis nnd wife, James Lnlioy, New York; Miss Laura Alex? ander, North Carolina; IL H. Woo i, Baltimore. PAVILION HOTEL. T. A. Hall, Wodmalaw Island; A. Hammond, A. 1*. Black, M. 1*. Hurgan, New York; W. II. Thurs? ton and wire, Massachusetts; E. S. Chldscy, East Haven. Mass.; It. L. Scott, Frank II. Hayes, Michael Kelly, John P. Hcmmlngwuy, Water? bury, Conn.; H. M. Shipman and wife, New York; (leo. Sellers, Mayesvllle; W. C. Long, Wm. Scott, New York; A. H. Bro-Tilley, James Island; D.W. Brntlsford, Clarcndun; J. F. Ruyman, st. ste? phen's; Reuben T. (iee, Union County; Wm. C. W haley, John Fcrgusan, Cul let on; J. S. Crock? ing ton, Klngsircc; L. M. Keene, K. S.,11. C. Mag? gee, South Carolina; w. j. Wnllack, New York; D. B. Mclntlre, Pittsburg; J. Ford ll ey wa rd. Edgcflcld; J. ll. ll a milt on, Branchville; F. M. Bamberg, Hamberg; Thomas J. Harley, Itldge vlllc; Mrs. L. Eldridge, Miss Lily Eldridge, Mts > Lizzie Herbert, Miss Teresa Lyle, J. B. Ford, H. D. (lardner, James O'Neil, Harry II. Wood, W. II. Burton, (J. II. Parker, IL Sinclair, W. Sheldon, Miss Florence LaKond, Ford's Dramatic Company : H. Clarke, Jacksonville; J. A. Jones, j. lt. Vaiilcet, Georgia; L. L. Woridum, Wilmington; IL M. Levy, Augusta. MILLS UOl'SB. Charles J. Underwood, Boston; S. M. Hare, New York; S. W. vinson, Boston; J. Centers, New York; John S. Burdge, Head's Swings, S. C.; L. I). Childs, Colombia; lion. Z. Pratt, Pram nie; John Wright, Ellis Munday, Edlato; W. C. Paner and son, Philadelphia; Z. W. Mc Knew, Robert Turner Rainmore; Oeorgo M. Murray, New York; Ben Marim, aouin Carolina;3. Dudley noss, PMUllMt phln; Francis I'opmnn, L. L. McPherson, Now YorV; Charles C.'l'arker, Menden, Conn.; Charles 1>. King, Savannah; Leroy P. Youmoiis, Edgcflelil; Wm. Foster, Brooklyn; Frank Hays, Lock Haven; W. Kelly, New Brunswick; Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Denny, Jr., Boston; J. B. Sardy, New York; John Sedley, Savannah; F. C. Turner and lady, Spar? ta, On. MASONIC ELECTION AT KINUSTREK.-At tho I annual communication of Ktngstroe Lodge, No. 40, A. K.M..held nu thc 17th Instant, thc following Officers were elected to serve for thc ensuing Ma? sonic year: ?ros. Samuel W. Maurice, W. H.; Kel? win Harper. S. VT.; Kdwtll 1. Levin, J. W.; Phillp Heller, treasurer; Melvin J. Hirsch, secretary. RECOVERY or A Oom WATCH.- Henry Tay? lor and Dennis Hill, two notorious colored thieves were arrested on saturday by Lieutenant Philippi for endeavoring lo pawn a gold watch and chain ai ajowdler'sstoreln King street. The watch and chain are valued nt two hundred dollars, and can be ld -muled ai Hw detective olllce. A NEW SUNDAY SCHEDULE ON THU CITY RAILWAY.-Thc City Hallway Company have ef? fected a change In the Sunday nips of Hie ear? that will be a irre.it benefit lo lite travelling pub? lic. Hereafter the cars on linth lines will rmi us regularly as during Hie week, and il Wilt be lott to thc option or the regular conductors to remain on duty or to employ Hie services of'the cxi rn con? ductors, whose number lias ticen Increased. The trips from Hie Academy of Music cadi night are considered as extra, and the conductors and drivers of thoso cara gel Increased pay for I heir services. -. -o ROSEDALE.-Thu drama ol" "Rosedale or thc lillies1 Itali," will bo played, for tho first Hine in Charleston, at dc Academy or Music to night. When brough! ont al Wallaek'a Theatre, In New York, "Rosedale" had an uninterrupted run ot three hundred performances, and lt ls still count? ed on assure lo draw a lull house. The play is not a "sensational" one lu the common sense ol Hie word, but ls well calculated to display th? abilities of Hie players, and abounds lu st i lkina and effective situations. The plot is butti slniph and Ingenious, Its main points being taken from a well-known Kuglish novel. Thc principal parts in "Rosedale" will be plnyct br Miss Lanni Alexander, Miss eldridge and Mr Oneil-a host lu themselves. Tl : play hnsbcci for -some Hmo in pr?parai inn, and will be pu upon the umrds In Metropolitan style. Cumins.--The arrest of every Northern visl tor by the detectives on Hie supposition or bein; drummers, is not only annoying lo the victimsu this hat sh treatment, hut has caused man; strangers to avoid Charleston In their Rout hen tour. Senator J. J. Wright, colored, bas sued th Danville, Ya., Railroad Company ror $10,00 damages, and thc ease will be heard before Judg Underwood, In Rlchmotul, on thc Sill or January The Hope Pire Engine Company have receive a new steamer from the North, lt ls a superlo machine and will compare favorably with thus now in thc department. "Shoo Fly" is thc comic song of Hie period, an has travelled I rom Yankeelaml to Hie Itto Crumb A man nnmcd Peter lilley gave himself up o Friday night nt thc Huardhousc, under thc sci accusation of having stolen one hundred dollin from Robert Mannell, a resident of Indiana. Til whole affair ls believed to be a ruse on Hie part i Riley to obtain transportation to Indluna, froi which State bc hails. Ile was sent to thc Worl house ns a vagrant. A pugilistic encounter on Saturday prove damaging to thc countenance of one of thc eil fa tilers. Ex-Alderman T. J. Mackey bar ?"turned fro: Washington, and will open his n...c .si rat c's nilli to-day on li road street, one door west of tl Qnnrdhonse. Miss Laura Alexander, or Ford's Comedy Cor pony, ls al the Charleston Hotel. Hie rest of tl Company arc staying nt the Pavillon. Thc engagement of the Chapman Sisters dost willi two very successful performances on Satu day, and the company departed yesterday mor lng for Saranuali,where they open to-night. No PHOSPHATE MONOPOLY-Tm: 8EMTIMK! OP THU PUBLIC ON THE PKOPOSF.D DILI..-Durii thc last few days the principal topic or conven lion in cum l.-sion business circles has been win ls c died thc " Phosphate bill," now bcrore thc Le. Mature, which proposes to give to certain prlv leged enpltallsts thc exclusive right to mine pho filmten In Hie beds or the navigable rivera ni dreams or thc State. As soon ns tho lilli became known, lhere was nv/:/, or indign?t ion. Thc llrst question rus ki iras: How the Hiing had been kept so quiet J ' lils the usual reply was that money waa spe reely lu Columbia tu lobby thc bill through; thi Serbin was promised a rec or $10,000, omi Iii tribes had been ottered ihc correspondents ol tl illy papers to induce them to keep their muni! ihui. ur course thc last part or Hie plan work? jai'.iy. Correspondents dldmakotbo LUI pub ii time, nnd in Charleston and Columbia t ness opened tire upon the would-be inonopollsi As early as Thursday it was evident that sire mus efforts would bc made to defeat thc bill, m nrlieu, on Saturday, thc statement was made HIE NEWS that thc bill would most probablv pi: he null-monopolists set to work nt once to ma heir hostility tell. Ry noon Hie walls were dot 'Oled willi anti-monopoly posters. Ry the side he Haming announcements ol "Rosedale," a he ratling glories of Pluto's balloon, were shai y written appeals lo the colored people to ra ig.ilust "thc pliosphatc-grabblug monopolist.' rite peoplo were Invited to assemble in mr nceiing at night, mid a memorial, or which I allowing ls a copy, was loft for signature at vu ms public pincus: ro (As Honorante the Member? <\r the Senate a llouie af Rcjtrrseatatlret fifths .state of not carolina: Thc undersigned citizens or South Carol! tray your honorable bodies that you will I iass Hie hill now pending bcrore you." "To gra u certain persons therein named thc exciusl Iglit In dig and minc lu thc beds ol thcnnvlf ile streams and waters or thc State for phosplu oeks mid phosphate deposits," ror tho followl inning other reasons: First, lieeause lt grants n monopoly Of a prl ego whleti nilly bc wm th millions of rf ulla rs ti mall number of rich capitalists; and moiiopul re, mid always have been, odious. Second, llecausc this bill will deprive a vi irgc number of poor men, (white nnd colore f a means or honest livelihood, which they in . .oe Hom digging these phosphates from I Ivers, ns they nrc entitled by luw lo do. A onie or those who arc now asking for Ibis ii lopuly have been ia the habit of buying Hu ?h <n i iii a to.? rroin i hese poor men. Third. llecausc Hits bill will Injure those citl/.i runs state, and from oilier States, who lu ii vest ed largo capital lu machinery und woi Dr digging phosphate*, and will transfer th ?routs io a small "ring" of capitalists, who ot propose to give anything ror lt but 20 ol enta n Inn. Fourth. Ilccanso everv mnn. woman and ch n thc State, while and black, are directly Int Med that tho immenso revenue which may crlvcd from Hus unexpected sonre? shall Ho thc treasury of the State, and thereby lest lie luxes and pay thc debt of the State: und i o to enrich those who have dono nothing to li le them to lt. Fifth. Hecnuse thc poor fishermen and own f small boats also dig this phosphate, can alf t> pay the State more for this privilege or dlgg lian Hie large capitalist eau, and thus give realer revenue to thc State than can be derP rom thc monopolists, and yet earn an hon ring, or?whlcli they will bc deprived by I m. ? Sixth. Ilccanso the Lcglslntnrc cannot ti way that which belongs alike to all citizen lie united Stales, nnd give lt lo n small coinpt r mcrchanlsi And your petitioners will ever prav aad Drill. Thc call for tho meeting was oddreSHcd to i.'oi ed people, ami here ls one of tho pecu MltnitJ of tho whole affair. White and til: atlleal and Democrat, nlikc condemn thc Pl hate bill as a Joli which must bc exposed, ami ihting the bill, there ls no distinction of ri olor or pony. The brief notice given of tho proposed mee revented a large assemblage at the Milli tall on Saturday night, and after nn Intcrchn f views it was decided by thoso present to cu iass meeting to-night, when the phosphate lng monopoly could bc discussed in all Hs h .RS. Thc question has excited considerable inte ot only lu this community, but among the cuts of the phosphate sections, many of wi aro supported themselves by thc sale of p hate rock taken from the bed of thc rivers irge ordor ror nat boats bas been given rom inc ii t builder of tills city to bo nsed ror i hosphate digging, and Mr. Angus Smith, a pi tent diver of this city, bas Invented a dredi 9 used solely for this purpose. Tho meei in i Ight will doubtless bo largely altundod, am ?ponente of tho phosphate monopoly will b icir heaviest batteries to hear opon the prop Am; HUT OK COT TON THIEVES.-Samuel Sparks, UnrrlMNi McPearee ami sandy Luke, nil colored, were brought lu tho elly, on Saturday, hy OnicerTrunll, charged with tweaking open Hie Kiu-housc or Mr. Bncol, nt Darlington, unit ap? propriating thc contents. Tiley have bee ll lodged In Hie detective outee until their commitment to Jail. ^ EMANCIPATION.-Mr. Whlltcmorc, who rep resents nie colored people or South Karolina In Hie Federal House or Representatives, offered a joint resolution, on Thursday lasl, appropriating *1 10,000 to enable Hie Secretary on he Interior lo com rael ?Hb Fisk Mills for a group of statuary In maride tor the South wing or thc capitol, so Dial the building may bo completed by 1175. (Thc group proposed w a match piece to the " Progress or Civilisai lon," now upon Hie pediment of (he north wing, to "embody Hie great leaturc or emancipation and lix in an Imperishable form ihe .Act* whereby -1.0110,001 bondmen were made frce."| Referred to thc Committee on Public lluildlngs and Crounds. ZKUUIIIIAIIKL C'ILU'TCK.-.U tho nuiitnl con 0 vent tun of Xeriibbabel Chapter, No. 11, lt. A. M. held al Masonic Hall, on Friday evening, Decem? ber 17th, Hie following ofilccrs were elected to serve tor tho ensuing Masonic year: Companions \v. E. Mlkell, M. E. h. P.; zimmerman Davis, King; William Tennent, Sci?uc; W. K. Honour, treasurer; J. F. Dawson, sccreiitrj; J.J. Ander? son. C. H.; William Knox, I*. S.; K. K. Urowu, ll. 1 A. C.; J. H. Porter. C. M. 3d Veil; Isaac ll. Hail, I (!. M. 'Jd Veil; J. A. Albers, C. M. Isl Veil; William j tirookbauks, Jr., C. ll. Brownlcy, stewards' Har? rison, organist; 1.. F. Meyer, sentinel. SURED* op ST.VTI: NKWS.-Thc house ol' .Mr. James A. mice, or Wlnnsboro, was entered on Wednesday ami robbed of a walch ami other properly. Kcorge Franklin, white, and John Car-?ti, col? ored, have been arri ?ted by Chief Constable Huh? bard, mid lodged 111 jail nt Newberry, charged with being Implicated hi the murder of Mr. Dun? woody. The house of Dr. Jackson, or Columbia, wns en lercd on Sa I urdu y und several articles were stolen. Mr. iii unen .lune-. 01* Lancaster, whlloengaged in felling limber on Thursday last, was struck on t!ic head willi thc fragments ufa Umband in? stantly killed. Oliver is. Brunner, of Drnngcbnrg, on Tuesday night last gol out of hi-t lied and walked out or Hm house mid across tim Held Into Huh Swamp and into Kuli Swamp Creek, where he was drowned. The young man was subject to epilep? tic fits, and ll ls supposed dial he ivas suffering from one of these lils when he was drowned. UNITKII STATUS CIRCUIT COURT.-COLOM?A, DBCT.MSEU 17.-HON. URonuit s. BEVAN, Pu ES t D tNU.-Tile Jurors answered lo their names as on previous day. In rc A. M. Cilrenth. Petition or involuntary bankruptcy. W. K. Karie, pro pet. No cause being shown to thornie, ordered that A. M. eu? roa! li lie declared and adjudged ft'bankrupt ; and Disordered that said bankrupt do, within liva days aller date ot this order, make, deliver or transmit by mall to Hie marshalu Belledale of his creditors nnd Inventory of his estate, Ac. War? rant or seizure was duly assigned and Issued. lix parte Ceo. H. Bryan, assignee. In rc V. il. Cart, imukriipt, and Lewis Jervey, bankrupt vs. II. Koptr. Petition to slum* cause" why assignee should not have exclusive charge of collidion of credits, Ac, ot lulu linn or Curt, Koptr A Jervey. Simontoh A Harker, pro pel. On motion, orderet Huit ll. Kopi!do shew cause lietore litis court on Hie .Mil ?lay ol January next, at II O'Clock A. M., why the prayer of the petition ?tioaM nut be granted, and Hint a copy of p-lilli 11 mid this order be served on said Kopff. CIRCUIT COURT. Thc jurors answered to their names as on yes? terday. issue Uoekrt.-\u re John Smith, creditor, vs. Luke Smith, debtor. Bpeclrteatlons and charges for Involuntary bankruptcy. James K. Hart, J. H. lt. Tliumpsnn und W. K. Karie fur plain HU*; Wilson A Witherspoon for defendant. After charge from tho judge, thc Jury retired about n o'clock, and arter ticing out for an hour, returned into court io bc further Instructed ou a point of law, und arier such Instruction ?galil retired. Al K o'clock the jury returned into court with a ver? dict or nol guilty. The court then iidjutirncd nu? lli Moudav. a', ll o'clock. It U S IXUS s x O T I C JB s . IMPORTANT SALK OK STOCKS.-We call atten? tion to Mr. s. C. Black's sale or stocks to take placo la-morrow. The securities to bc offered in? clude some heavy amounts ot state ami cu j stock. Ult UANA ClIAMPAUNB.-To close consign? ment, we will sell the Urbana Champagne at $10 per casu: ?1 io per bottle. WM. s. conwiN A CO., dec20 1 No. 27J King street. HOLIDAY PRESENTS.- Recollect thal ?1 hand? some -sot of Furs can bc liad rur $9, $9 and $10, which ls tirty per cent, cheaper than thc same kind can bc bought elsewhere. Call ami examine for yourselves nt II. H. WILLIAMS, Hat Bazaar, No. 213 King-street, docSO mwfa Opposite the Big Hoot. RAYAR?AN DEER.-Just received a lot of thai celebrated Bavarian Hoer. Abo, Champagne Cider 0:1 draught, by A. TIKFKNTIIAU, dec?s 2 No. 107 Markel street. FOR TUE HOLIDAYS.-Cheap cliromos, fine photographs, handsome picture frames, a large stock of albums-cheaper than thc cheapest. At C. C. {lighter's, No. 131 King street. BUSINESS ENVELOPES.-THU NKWS Job oillce ls now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with business cards printed thereon, al $1 per thous? and. Send your orders, livery merchant and business man should have his card printed on his envelopes. ?VUGCCII?IUCOIIS. ^T THE HASEL STREET BAZAAR, (OPPOSITE THE BYKAOOOUB,) FINK Fl FT Y-PICTURK ALBUMS, ONE DOLLAR BACH. V A 8 H. T I , Hy Miss EVANS, Cloth Binding, $1 80. NEW YORK HERALD, WOULD, TIMES and TRIBUNE, 1'IVK CENTS EACH. CHARLESTON X E W S AND GO UBI B lt, THREE CENTS pin Corr. ileclS VWTANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW Hint WILSON'S OROCERY ls thc best and cheapest place to buy DRIED FRUIT for thc Holidays._ <loel7 4 TF YOU WANT YOUR PRINTING DONE JL In Fine Style and nt Reasonable Rates, go to EDWARD PK ll KV, No. 15j Meeting street, opposite Charleston Hotel, Charleston. S. C._ declt Otnos IF YOU WANT PAPER BAOS, FLOUR SACKS, and Hage of every description, go to EDWARD PERRY, So. is.'t Meeting street, opposlto Charleston Hotel, Charleston, fl. C. _deolj amos IF YOU WANT LITHOGRAPH CHECK ntjOKs, or Lithographing donchi (Incstyle, jo to EDWARD PERRY, So. iv. 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ROBERTS ON ADMIRALTY Waterman on Set-on", Recoupment nnd Counter? claim sherman and Reil Held on Negligence Reddell! on Causes mid other Bailments Sedgwick on Measures mid Damages United States Bankrupt Law, Lawyers' Edition Sooth Carolina l aw Reports, 14th Equity, 15lh Law. A full assort incut of LAW BLANKS always on limul. Briefs, and ult Legal Printing, executed al dion notice. EDWARD FERRY, No. 155 MKUTISO STUFET, Opposite Chariest on Hotel. dccl4 tulluna F A L L S CI STEAM BAKERY, lan i sr i n u, KY., Manuraotory of Patent, Atratcd, Farina, Water, Boston, Butter, Sugar. Lemon, Wine, Milk, Cream ind SODA /JKAI:KI:KS, Ginger Snaps, Mo? lasses Cakes, Ac. Having accepted lbs Agency it the above Factory, I am proparod te lill all arder? at Maonfaotiror's prices. J. N. ROBSON, Not. 1 and S A Han Ho Wharf, dees ft&TrlnUMI Agent for the State. Qtnction Snlco-Gljie DUH. Jly WM. McKAY, No. 130 Meeting afreet, UN lt Ii S li lt V K D SAL li . THIS DAV, 90th Instant, will lie sold. tooAMortcil i'i.orons, hatance ur stock ur Hardware. Also, sundry Clothing, Notion*) Ar. dedo Hy MILKS lilt A KC. SPECIALSALE Ol' WAX DOLLS. TOYS. ?uni other articles suitable for Christmas Presents. Tills MORNINC. al IO o'clock, I will sell at my lloro. Corner o( King Hint ?liberty streets, WAX HOI,I.S. Figaros, Arrob?is, Dulls willi Flutes, llaln mid l aney Rubber Hulls, various . ?.'.os. Toy Sleighs, Sleeve Cations. Walch SI Hillls, l.adier.' Satchels, Finger itinys. Meerschaum Pipes. Fiiucy candy Boxes, Wainui ?ind Malloga* nv Work lloxes and Writing Desks, Breakfast Shawls. Nubias, Hoods. Seiltf?, Misses and chil? dren's Merino Hose. Lace Handkerchiefs, Ladies' ami tlentlcnien's Lined Merlin cloves, Long amt Square Shawls, Plated Tea ami Table Spoons, Ac. Oil TO-MORROW, I will sell. TS eases HOOTS, SHOKS ?md Hats, io close consignments. decae QViutioiicevo' tkitmtc Gules, S-c. tty .1. F II ASK lt MATH KW ES. VALUABLE PLANTATION NKAU TUE ?itv tor sale. AI Pr?vale Sale Headquarters PLANTATION, on John's Island, on Hie Mono Uiver, neur the mouth or Wnppoo Cul. ub'i'it live miles from Charleston, contuiulug 1200 aeres or land, ooo or Which is cotton land. On Hie place is a linc dwelling, kitchen and sta? ble, all ol' brick, about 20 negro houses, englue houso with un eight horse engine, glus, cot I ou whipper, grist null and appurtenances, black? smith Shop, ?in orchard of choice apples, pears, plums, Au. For terms, apply as above. deelfl timi t)oliouvj (??000S. r\ OOHS ron THE HOLIDAYS. VT - Assorted JELLIES, In jars, tumblers,goblets and wine ?Ins ?es Assorted Preserves, in quart and pint jars Preserved Hinger and Coa va Jolly New Layer ItuUlus, in quarter, half and Whole boxes New Citron, Currants ?nut Slewing Prunes Dried Figs, lu 1,. l and 2'j IL drums sort Mien Almonds fresh Pr?lls lu syrup Aniline's Minee Meat for Pies French and American Cordials Keller's Assorted Package Caudles Hun Ton Candy Surprise lloxes Flavoring Extracts, assorted 75 boxes and liait boxes No. 1 Cold Chop Fire Crackers Cooking Wine and Urandy, and a ru 1 stock or Whiskey, Urandy.Wine and Ulu ot all grades, bottled and on il ra II . C0-0PKRATIVK CHOCEHY, Southwest corner Meeting and Market streets. Cnlou. People's and Charleston Hank, ami City Chaugc Hills inkcii at par. ilecSO i T~ No. 215 li A ST II A FOR SALK RY PAUL, W li L C II & ll It A N 1) E S, SKI.KCTUD EXPRESSLY FOR T ll IC li 0 J. I 1) A Y 500 Phis. Prime NORTHERN APPLES Red Baldwins, Spit/, Twenty ounce. Hills Leeks, Ac. 60,000 Florida Oranges 30,000 West India Oranges 20,000 Rinnan nnd liamena Cocoanuta 100 boxes Messina mid Palermo Lemons 100 boxes Layer Raisins, quarters, halves and wholes 50 kegs Malaga Crapes 10 cases Assorted Smyrna Figs, In baskets, layers, drums, }{, }; and 1 lb boxes 10 frails Compressed Dales CO bbls Fresh Nuts Walnuts, Pecans, Brazils, Filberts, Al? monds ,5 cases Assorted Cohlct and Tumbler Jel? lies soo boxes "Astonishing Surprise"' Candy doo boxes Keller's Favorite Package Candles 20 boxes Red and White Rock Candy 50 boxes Assorted Stick mid Lump Candy. AND PRUNKS Currants Citron Fruits lu Syrup (linger mid Lime Juice Cordial Raspberry Vinegar, Ac, Ac. A Fresh Cargo ol BANANAS, PINES, Ac, shortly expected. PAUL, WELCH A BRANDES. c II II I S T M AS IS COMING! ?a?a o TC-rca CLAUSSEX'S BRANCH STEAM HAKEA No. 290 KINO STREET, Near Wentworth street, ALSO, THE SAME AT THE BAKERY IX MARKET STREET. There you will And a largo assortment or thc most saleable mid the most useful articles for famille?. DREAD. Wheal Rye French Potato Milk Graham Sweet, Ac Rutter Picnic Soda Egg CRACKERS. Sugar flinger Oyster Heston RLSCUITS. Wine Milk Huston Seed, Ac Fancy Lemon, Ac. Cream CAKES. Sugar Jumbles French Jumbles Scotch Washington Shrcwnherry Almond Cern?an Vanilla Plum Roll Maccaroon Sponge Lemon Jelly unlamented Wedding Christmas, Small Iced, Ac. FIES. Mince Mont Cranberry Orange Lemon Cocoanut Apple Prune Pumpkin, Ac. PLAIN CANDY. Mlul Lemon Sassafras Cream Clove Raspberry Strawberry Cinnamon Wintergreen Hurley Sarsaparilla Hoiirhoiiud Peanut - Cocoanut Kisses Tags Lump Fruil, Ac. FRENCH CONFECTIONERY, Ac. - Gum Drops, nil flavors Hum Sticks, Jujube Sticks Fig Paste, Jelly Cum Drops Sugar Almonds Vanilla and Cusin Sugar Almonds Jordan S'jgar Almonds Cream Sugar Al mon.ls Crcuiu Chocolate Drops Nonpareil Chocolate Drops Fain y Chocolate. Nugat bon Hons, Sugar Plums Cream Datei, Cronin Figs Cream Strawberries Cream Fruit, Crystallized Fruit Wino Drop?, Whiskey Drops brandv Drops, Cordial Drops Lozenges, Rook '.'andy Marshmallow Drops Chewing Cum Sugar Filberts, Ac. S0METIHN0 NEW. Alaska Crystal Rock Candy Sugar Roosted Peanuts Chocolate Roasicd Peanuts AND Hon Ton Surprise Candy, c o- Christmas Trees supplied grails. itoeM CANDY ! CANDY! QANDY ! Let those who want Frosh and Pure CANDY go lo A. D. FLEMINQ'S Steam Candy Factory, No. Ml King street, manch Store corner or King and Ann streets. Also, received io cases of French Oonfcctloncry, of direct importation, composed sf thc greatest variety of crystallized and glazed Pr?lls and Bon-Rons, of all shapes and forms, to please thc ladles and nt tlc ones, for Christmas. tUo, a Uno assortment of Cakes and Mince Pies for the holidays. dec?a 12 Ruction Saleo-iriUurc Da?o. I?) SA MU Ml J (?. HLACK. Stock llroker and Auctioneer. ST AVK, CITY AND BANK MOCK, on TUKSDAY, 2ist ins!.. I will otter Air sale at ll o'clock A. M., at thc n;.i Pwslolllce, llroilal street, $40.000 STATK OK SOUTH CAROLINA SIX run CENT, STUCK. Issued by HM state under un net or December, ism, und dated January, 'oj, for "military dercuce"' ami other |iltr|iuses. A I.so, ? w ion STATK OF SOUTH CAROLINA KIN PER CKNT liosos, issued January, is-n, ?md due June, pe,;,. At.so, fl 1,000 CITY OK CHARIiKSTON SIX KKK CKNT. Si l ICK s:, whole Shares South carolina Railroad and Hank Stock Ml Whole shares Hank or Chat lesion Slue!:. The allure will bo offered in lois lo suit pur? chasers. Tenus cash. dCC20 2 liv J. A >Y. KNOX. WASTEFUL AND ELEGANT HOLIDAY 1 Cllts, recently imported hom 11 erm ?tnt and Prance. wm he sold at Masonic Hall, on the Evenings or T0KSHAY, WEDNESDAY and TIIUKSDAY, the Ulai, 22d ?iud ?JAI tust ?lilis*, ul 7 o'clock I'. M.. Nearly loon tots ?r the richest, most varied and elegant assort ment ur useful and nriinmcninl ar? ticles, Worked in wool, doss, braid, bend, crochet, gold ?iud silver. doods will bo open for Inspection on days of sale from 10 A. M. lo 4 o'clock P. M. Descriptive handbills ore ready fur circulation on application ?it No. IAO Meeting street. Ladies ure respect fully nm! cordially invited, for whom seuls will be provided mut every atten? tion rendered. dec 17 fin2 Hy A. C. McUILLIYltAY, A nt -tdiiiii. Ci TOCK AND FI XT UR KS OF A GIG A li ij Store at Auel lon. Wilt positively be sold at my olllcc. So. -JU Itroad street, ut 10 o'clock A. M., oil WKDNKSDAY, Hie .j.M lust uni, sundry packages and boxes (HOARS and TO IIACUO, 2 Show Cases, Tobacconists' Sign, .Vc. deciu mw2 By YV. Y. LEITCH & R. S. BRUNS, A liri Inni-ciM, DESI Ii A RLE KING STREET STORES, Nos. 'i.V., W? ?iud DOO, east side, nearly op posite Cannon. Will be sold on TUKSDAY', 21sl Inslnnl, nt Hu Old I'ostoillee, ut ll o'clock. The following desirable STORK PROPERTY, on the east side of King street, nearly opposite can? ?inn: 1. That Two mid n half story WOODEN STORK mid RESIDENCE, known ns No. MS, cwilttlullii live square rooms, double piazzas, mid now occu plisl as a furniture store by Messrs. Julilison A Mather. Lol mensures 22 feet front by SOO lu depth, more or less. 2. That Three story PRICK RESIDENCE and STORE, non h or thc above, known ns No. Dwelling contains live square moms, besides large Store. Also, Brick Klichen mid large store? house In rear. Lot mensures -IS reet Hont by 200 lu depth, more or less. 3. That Two mid a half story WOODKN STORE and RESIDENCE, known us No. Situ, une door north of Hacker's Wind Pactory. willi hirge store house lu renr. House contains live square rooms, Ac; now occupied by Messrs. Rohde Brothers A Co. ns 11 grist mill. Said premises ls under lease for fenn per 11 ti 11 ti III iintll Mareil, 1871. Lut mensures - feet fronl by - feet lu depth, moro or less. Terms-One-half cash; balance In one and two years with Intercut;property tu bc insured, policy assigned. Purchaser tn pay us fur papers ami stamps. dt ein thtutun By^iTx~sTllYAX. ."PEREMPTORY SALE OF HOUSES AND A. Lots Iii Inspection and Princess Streets, by order of the Trustee, for distribution and chango of investment. On THURSDAY, the 23d day-or December, at ll o'clock A. M., ut Ibo Old I'ostoillee, root or Itroad street, I will sell to Hu: highest bidder, without any manner of reserve. The following enumerated HOUSES and LOTS, viz: One HOUSE mid LOT, known ns No. s Inspec? tion street, measuring and containing thirty-nine reel front on Inspection street, mid one hundred ?iud twenty feet In depth, be the same more or less, mid having snell nuttings timi bounding. ns ure laid down lu 11 pint annexed to Hie titles from Colonel William Drayton to WilPmil Wight? man, recorded in the Olllce of Registrar Mesne Conveyance; this Lot being ktiowit lu such pint by the number eighty-two (82.) auto, All Hint LOT OE LAND, with the Prick Tenne tuent building thereon, ki own as No. 7 Princes street, lu ti pinn of sahl property made by R. K Payne, surveyor, March, isi?, and recorded In Registrar Mesne Conveyance ellice, Rouk W, No, ll, p. 312. measuring mid containing lu front on Princess street 1U feet by 40 feet deep, be the sntnc more or less; butt lint mid bounding uorth by Princess st reet, west by Lot Nu. oin above plat, sunlit by Limits now ur formerly or lt. W. Sey? mour und J. Cesare, mid east by Lands of Together with the free right 10 the use of Hie alley-way Tour feet wide ndjululug said Lot, fur the usc ur this Lot No. 7. ALSO. All that LOT OP LAND, with thc Brick Tenement building thereon, known ns No. 0 Princess street lu thc plat Inst referred tu, mid adjoining thu Lui last described on Hie enst, measuring and con? taining io feel front 011 Princess street, by 40 reel deep, bc the same more or less; butting and bounding north un Princess street,south on Lands now or formerly partly of R. W. Seymour and purity nf J. Desnre. lo Hie east on the Lot Inst above described, mut lo the west on Lol No. ll lu thc plat last tueutloncd. Terms-Oue-huir cusli; bnlnncc In one mid two rears, with interest from date; credit portion to lie secured by bond of I he purchaser mid mort? gage of thc premises; premises io be secured mut policy assigned. Possession given immediately. Purclibser to pay for impere und stumps. To examine plat of this property, or for further Inform?t lou, npplv lo JOHN S. ll YAN, dcclS wfiiilthl No. r>2 Itroad street By J. FRASER MATHE WES. WILL HE SOLD ON TUESDAY, 21ST, at thc Old Postotllcc, nt ll o'clock, THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY: HOUSE AND LOT, No. 7s Cannon street, north side, fuur doors west of Ashley street. House contains Uve rooms, pantry and dressing-room, gas and water-works, good cistern, kitchen, car? riage house timi stable. Lot 45 feet front by loo feet deep. Terms cash. small House nnd Lot, i'.eau r.ii 11 street, opposite Calvary Church. Lot 22 feet tl Inplies front, by 120 feel deep. Ternis cash. Three und ?1 half story Prick House mid out? buildings und Lot, north side Magazine street, ut thc head of Franklin street. Lot ctl feet front hy 150 feet deep, more or less. Small House und Lot, Meeting street, west side, nne door south of Sheppard street. Lol 30 feet front by Ol feet deep, more or less. House nml Lot, .Mecllng-strect, east side, one loor south of Woolie su cet. Lut 25 feet front by loo feet deep. Terms-Half cash; balance In one and two rears, secured by bonds nnd mortgages of thc 0nia t l v. with interest. Winding Lot, Savage street, No. 10. east side ?0 feet front, south line 149 feet, east linc si feet, Hirth line 05 feet. Tel ms cash. Purchasers to pay J. F. M. for papers mid thc icccssary United States Internal Revenue Stumps. ilecU luwfiulti5 _ Dy I). C PEIXOTT0 & SON. C7ALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT V AUCTION. ly virtue of an order of sale, to mc directed, by the Hon. George S. Bryan, Judge or thc United Slates District Court fur tho District of South Carolina. I will airer for sale at public Auction, 011 MONDAY, thc 3d day of January, 1870, ut thc Courthouse, lu thc City of Columbia, at io o'clock. All lltut LOT, PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND, villi the building und nil bricks nilli material re miming Hu i eon, situate, lylug mid being In Ute .'itv of columbia, and situate aforesaid, and des ribed lu n conveyance thereof, from John J Hasler, tn W'lijuinin F. Evans A Harvey Cogs veil, dated the 20H1 day of August A. D., 1S03 (.corded lil the Mesne Conveyance olllce tlchlund District, in Book IL p. 420, ns nil that 'ieee, Parcel or Tract of Land, contain mg three .cres and a half of an acre of lund, bc tho same nore or less, situated In thc City of Columbia iud bottuded on thc north by Lady street, snd on he south by Gervais street, and on Hie west by luger street, and on tho east In part, liv Pulaski treet, und In yurt by Hannah amt Amelia Dugg's ind. Tlie same to bc sold free from all lien or encum rance. Tenus of Salo-One third cash; balance on red i tor one. two nnd three years, secured by ?cid of purchaser, bearing Interest at thu rate of even per cent, tier snnnm from the day of sale, myallie annually, and mortgage of premises m i chaser to pay assignee for pupers and stain >s. G. HERBERT 8A8S, Assignee of Evans A Cogswell. OliiCE Ol' TIIU RKUlSTHAIt IS IlANKUUPTOY, 1 Cil A HUSTON', S. C I Pursuant to thc order of the court In tho above, ase, notice ls hereby given to all credit" s dami? ng any lien upoirlhc property above described, (.conic In aud prove their claims, before rac, on r before Hie first Monday In January, A. 1)., ?8T0, ii ii era M 11 wtorcof to bo tore vcr barred from aud f the same. JULIUS C. CARPENTER, (iceni mw no Registrar. i. F. G II E V R E U X, CU LI'TOR AND ARCHITECT MARULE WORKS, Corner Mooting street, and Horlbcck's Alley, Charleston, S. C. Ians made toordorand workoxcoutcd promptly. Jslyl t tua Oin os Auction Gu leo--future CRIBB. Sn i '. ur PF'8 s A ii ti. Beaufort Hminly, lu Equity-Jumes Fripp ct tl. vs. I tainui mi Flipp, ct ul. tty virtue of n decree lu thc Court ur Kipilty in HID ul tuve ul ut eil cus?-, i will anil ul puhlluonlery m Pron) nf my iirtlcu, lit ihvTowii of Itcuufurt, ott nie llr.il M i IN DAV in January uexi, I bio, m-lug i li** t liii it tiny uf Kuhl mimili, between lin; usual liuunt <.! snie. Ali Hu- i mm, lilli- umi Interes) nf Hamilton Kri|?l> In ami io mic TRACT ol' I.A Ni?, situate. iyUiu ami being on Hall's Island, in Ho.- County uf Hcnnfort, Stall- ol Soul li Carolina. Itoumled north liv Coosaw Marshes; south hy Marshes of lirouil uiver; casi hy Lands of Janies Kripp, ct al: wi'st hj lirouil Uiver-conlslnliiK Ihreu hundred nuil Ihlrty-slx ami a hall (SMH?l acres, inure or h'ss. iVrsiscash. Purchaser to iiav forslninps and papers. ALFRED WILLIAMS, st,? ? ur lieaiil'ori county. Bennion County, s. c., December ii, ison, devil <> S" ti ll I F F'S :; A I, li Hy virtue ufa writ of Fieri Pac?as, will he sold sold on MUNDAY, the third day ol January next, at lin' uortheast corner of Huilsou ami Klug st reel s, ut ll o'clock A. M. The contents ot a CROCERY STORR, consiatlag ?rn general itssortmuul orOROOERIBS, WINKS, A e. Levieil on ami tu he sohl as the properly of J. K. Schicke, at the suit or lt. O'Neill. Ternis cash. Al.sii, Al tin-same time, in liadsdciistreet, westside, between Weutworih nnd Monlauue streets, Tiie Colli eilis ora (?ltuCK.lt V SI'ORK. consisting ora general assortment or HROOKKIRS, WINKS, A e. Levied on and to he sold ns the properly or K. Ilrussen, ut the sun or lt. O'Neill. lol ins cash. E. W. M. MAt.'KRY, ilecSQ tl S. C. C. Q ll 15 ll 1 P P'S K A L K liv virtue of a writ of lieii Pactas to medircctcil and delivered, will lie sold on .MONDAY, lld day or January next, ut northeast comer of Hie Courthouse, between the hours or ll A. M. and 3 P. M., All the right, title and interest or the di Tondant ina LUT Ol' LAND, willi the Itullilings thereon, sit?ale on the north side o'.' Sining street, oppo? site Cailsdeu (?reen. Levied on and lu be sohl as Hie property ol Mrs. P.. c. Pludd al Hie suit ol' Thomas K. Cyan. ALSO, At the saine lime mid place, All tim righi, lille und Interest or the defendant In u LOT OP LAND, willi tho D?ttlings thereon, situate tm the west sitie of l.imcllotisu street, and known ns the No. ii. Levied on ami lo tic sold ns the properly of Mary K. Cunningham, Executrix or Andrew Cun? ningham, al thc suit ur M. A. li. Roye, Adminis? tratrix nf N. A. lloje, deceased. Turms cash. R. W. M. MACK KY (Ucl:; ml S. 0, C. R ti AL ES T A T ti S A L Ii. LAURENCE W. O'HRAR, ASSHINKK OK O'HKAK, ROPKR A STONKY, vs. JAM KS SANDKHS, SA MORD S ll KITA lt ANO OT1IKHS- HILL l'on PORECLOSCHK, SALK AND lt RI,I KP. Hy virtue of II Decretal Order made tu Hie aliovo stated cause, I will sell before Hie Courlliouse, lu Wultcrboro', on MONDAY, the 3d of January next ensuing. All Hint PLANTATION or TRACT OP LAND, ? no.ito itml ticing lu the Palish of St. Hartholo mew's. County of colleton, on thc linc of the Sa? vannah uml Chnrlcston Rnllroatl, commonly known ns "Schmidt's;" bulling uml bounding north on hind of Major (.'liarles Warley und ou Intu? of Murin (?lover, east on tami or thc Rev. Wm. (). Prentiss und on binti formerly or Marlu Croll, south on landor Dr. Krauels s. (?lover anti <m land of John W. Lewis, anti on Hie aforesaid laud of Charles Wurley, containing between 1100 uml 1:100 notes, suitably divided in cotton and rice land, (saving and reserving the Cemetery of said Plantation.) Terms-Half cash; balance on a cretin of twelve months. Purchaser tu pay for pnpers timi stamps. A. C. SHAFFKI?, (.'. CC. derk's Ofllcc, Colleton County, December, 18G9. dcciii mwso E A I, E S T A T E SALE. faunie A. Perry, Executrix Jos. Il, Perry, de? ceased, vs. Stobo ll. Perry and others. Devisees ol' .las. II. Perry, deceased; Ocorge M. Rivers, Trustee, ami Josiah 0. Prlchct und milers, Credi? tors of .las. D. Perry, deceased,-lu Kt|iiily. Hill rot- Dower to Marshal Assets and tu Knjulu Creditors. P.y virtue of a Decretal order, made In nbovc stated cause, I will sell before Hie Court House, lu Walterboro', on MONDAY, the 3d of January next ensuing, All those TRACTS OP LANDS belonging lo tho Rstutc of Josiah IL Perry, situate un the Round o, In St. Ilarthoiomew's Parish, County of Colle? ton, coutnlniiig ninon two thousand two hundred ncres, hounded north by Inudsor Sleigh, south by hinds formerly of Dr. Perry, east by lands of Al? len Willis, nutt Hst ute of Willis, und west hy lands or Sayle llloir, ami lands formerly of Dr. Perry, excepting four hundred ami seventy (470) acres which luis been set npnii us Dower, ns n plat thereof on nie in my oillce, reference being thereto loni, will more fully represent. AI-SO, A lllirsr. AND LOT simule In Mir? v|llng<? nt Walterboro', hounded north by lot of David droover, south by street which separates lt from Mic lut of Joseph Fraser, casi bv a vacant lot, and west by lot of Chas. Wurley. AI.SU, A LOT with Law Onice thereon, situate on Court? house Square, lu Hie village of Wultcrhoro'. Terms-one-huf cash ; balance on credit of I wei vc months. Purchaser to pay for papers and Humps. A. C. SHAFFER, C. C. C. Clerk's Ofllcc, Colleton Comity. dec 13 mwso R EAL EST AT ti SALE. Martha M. Pishbiirnc, Widow and Administra Irlx of I lei ij,un i ii P. Pishbiirnc, deceased, vs. llcti iainlii I*. Pishbiirnc mid others, Heirs nt Law of Benjamin P. Plshburne, deceased, nnd Hcorgo Warren and others, thc Creditors of Benjamin P. lishbtirne, deceased-Dill for Dower to Marshal Assets and fur Relief. Itv virtue or a decretal order, made In nliovo mentioned case. I will sell before thc Court House, In Walterboro' on MONDAY, the 3d day it January next. All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OP LAND, lu thc County of Colleton, near thc Round O, cou lulttlng eleven hundred and seventy-six acres; jutting mid hounding nordon lands of Porry iud ot]HTS. east on lands of Sunders, south on .ands of Sanders nnd lledon, mid on the west on Imidsof Redon, Loiuacks and others; excepting Burnt two hundred ncres which lins been set apart is Dower, as a plat thereof upon Ute In my oillce. Itcfcrcncc being thereunto had will more fully represent. Tenus-one lui!r ciisti; balance on a credit of ?ne year. Purchaser to pay for papers and damps. A. C. SHAFFER, C. C. C. Clerks (lillee, Colleton County, DecenborT, I860. decRliuwsO_ pUBLIC SALE IN FLORENCK . IL JARROTT, EXECUTOR, vs. ED. CHARLES JARROTT, JAMES H. McCLKNAOIIAN, EVAN J. LIDE. AND OTHERS DILL TO MARSHAL ASSETS, INJUNCTION ACCOUNT AND RELIEF. iirsuant to an order of his Honor, Judge J. M. Rutland. In thc above staled cause, to me di? rected, 1 will sell ou thc THIRD MONDAY or December Instant, or some convenient day thereafter, All the Real and Personal Estate described In ho pleadings In thc above stated case, consisting ? thc following ROI'S OF LAND, viz: Eighty-nine (HO) LOTS fronting on Rvnns, Cho? is, Dargan, Railroad ami New streets, in thc 'own of Florence, S. C. Tract of I .uni lu Darlington County, adjoining lie Town of P'orcncc, containing 020 acres, more r less, known ns thc Cusack Plantation. Tract of Laad In Darlington County, on tho ubllc Road, lending from Florence to Mars muir, lenr Florence,) containing threo hundred and Iglity three acres more or less; known as thc Dusty Hill" Plantation, divided Into live (51 ?p?rate tracts of from thirty-six lo one hundred eres. Tract of Land ID Darlington County, containing ivo hundred and sixty-two acres, moro or less, ing on Loth sides of tho Wilmington and Man nester Railroad, from two to three miles of f lor? ilee, known as thc "Cooper" Plantation. Tract of lAUd In Marlon County, on the Public ead, lending from Florence to Mars Bluff, four dies from Florence, containing five hundred ml ten acres, moro or lens, known as tho Homo" or "Middle" Plantation, being the Plan ition on which tho late Dr. James IL Jarrott ved. Valuable as a colton and corn Plantation. Tracts ot Laud in Marion County, known as tho Hudson" and "Shiolds" Plantations, adjoining ich other, Iring on Willow Creek, four (4) miles oin Hurdle's Perry, on the Oreat Peedee River, gilt miles from Mars Bluff Depot, on tho WU iluglon and Manchester Railroad, and eight liles from Eulnghnni Depot, on the Northeastern nllroad, on tho public rond leading rrom Efflng ntn to Hurdle's. Ferry, intersecting tho Ocorgc iwn Hoad, containing seventeen hundred and ixty-two acres, more or less, and subdivided ito thirty-two tracts from fifty to eighty acres ich. All have cleared and timber lands except mr tracts on tho Emu g hu m and Georgetown omis. "Crosby" Place, In Marlon County, containing lireo li um! red and fifty arres, more or less, wi? nning tho "Hudson" and "Shield's" Tract. Ne loured Land-valuable for Turpentine Farm. Davis' Tract, In Marlon County, containing tnciy acres, more or u-ss, adjoining tito "Hud. m" and "Shield's'' Tracts. Small porUens teared and In cultivation. Terms-One-third eash; tho balance on acrodtt rone and two years; purchasers to give bond i th Interest from day or sale, payable annually, loured bv a morlgago'of tho promises, and to ay tor all necessary papers, fnoludlng revenue lamps. W. B. CHARLES, ?eon smi 0. C. aa? O.S.