The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, January 20, 1871, Image 3

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C ITT AFFAIR S. Meteorologic?! Observations. The following ls the War Department weath? er report-divisions of telegrams and reports for I tho benefit of commerce. Observations taken yesterday, at ?ai P. IL, Charles toa time. Ptace-of Observation. n 5 Mk Augusta.. Baltimore*-. Charleston, 8. C. n>y West, Ka... Hew Orleans Hew York. Philadelphia.... Savannah. WilmlngtonJi.C. Norfolk. 30.46f>4 S0.72WO? SO. 50 ?19, 90.20|S7, SO.STiSaj 3o:n -, SO. 52!49f 30.60 "-fl fk si IZ'phr Z'phr Bnsk Pl'st If I? SS ** i PTst. eiondy. Z'phr '"londy. Z'phr Clontty. Z'phr Cloudy. PI'ar. Cloudy. Clear. Farr; Clear. Fair.' Barometer corrected IT elevation and tempe titnre. ? . , . Meetings Tula Davy. Marion Lodge, at 7 P.- M. Zerahbabt l Chapter, st 7 P.M. Auction Sale? This Day. Miles Drake will seil at 10 o'clock, at his store, boots, shoes and hats. Leitch A Bruna will sall at n o'clock, at XO.-97 Klng street, contents of a bakery. William Mckay will sen at IS o'clock, In Hasel ; Street, opposite the rost anice, horses, Ac ?? ?SQirBST was held yesterday morning, at Ko. los King street, o vor. the body of a young -child named Roxanna Ptnokney, who died the night before. .The child had been ill for some time, bot having no. medical assistance the In? quest was held for want of a physician's certifi? cate. The Jory returned a verdict that the child came to Its death from neglect while teething. * . I THB JPALMBTTO TRES.-A joint 'resolution ha? been Introduce'.? in tie House of Representa, tlvesat Columbia, by Mr: Kennedy, that Mr. Wer? ner, the manufacturer of the pelmetto tree in the lear of the State House, be instructed to repair tee-same, and that lt s'iaii be-removed, atv the frofrt'of the'tJuUiliug, prcvlding as apnroprtttloo for the purpose. ^ . TOR TOBACCO RoBBiittr.-The examination In the case of toe sbcteer balee of tobacco stolen from the bark Kc Jar, ls not yet concluded. Seven bates of the stolen tobacco were_ recoveved yes? terday, at the foot of Calhoun street, by Lieuten? ant Phllrppy, or the detective force, and fur tri er developments m the casa have implicated several new-parties. . ? ."?/"_"' FIXE SUGARS.-Some of the most choice sugars now ottered in tho market are grown in ?mtaaay>fl. A. A ? weil ?ciecte a cargo ot this article direct froih Demerara arrived here yesterday per schooner Wm. Denning; whick our- g rocera will find something flhev The Bhlpment ts consigned te Mr. w. p. Hall,of oar cltf, who will offer LU em to the attention of dealers m a few days. -+> A WATOOSOTO WHISKEY DRINKER?.-Leon? ard Grant, one of the employees at Captain J. K. Dickerson's saw mil), asar Gilds in ville, got in? toxicated on Christmas eve and foll down in the road. He remained fer several hours m the itv tense cold which prevailed that evening, and when taken np hts feet were so badly frozen that amputation will be necessary. He was brought to this city Wednesday night t . ?.,?, m? ? ... QUICK RONS TO LIYBRPOOL.-The. floe British ship City of Ha-Ifax, freighted at this port by Mr. ' Card, and which willed from here on the '. aber, arrived ak Liverpool on the Ht h 4* January, makin? tee ron m the unusual time .nf seventeen days. ' The spaulah steamship Rita, freighted by Mr. W. P. Hall, and watch let: here on the Slat De? cember, reached Liverpool os the 16th lnatant, making the passage in sixteen days. OOR PRICES CORBENT.-We especially invite the attention of our merchants to THE NEWS Prices Current, issued this morning. Made up with the u;most;nar?y and handsomely printed With entirely neT?t^po,''rt torios^ with the bu sin es? card pt the house fcjrwarding it^-the most attract? ive and welcome Weakly ^mjBereikl circular UiaKcan-be aaed,"vPVl^;^r.feBJco more, wita bossiness cardo, two and a ha?tien ts-per .cop^i ^ng?4i cbpteg^cen^ . '^ Wy* eRr^rte;-^The.0eflriin Turnverein will give an enter^mojiut their hall tjvKtngetreet next Mondaiev^^^-^^^ Coroner Taft has remored-irts office to the first floor Of the Courthouse. The police bf Columbia ?eve -been reorganised and supplied with anew uniform. "Sfcere is a perfect stagnation of business among the trial J nun cen, and the Guardhouse has never been quieter. The delay "of the South Carol'na Railroad trains tn Wednesday was caused by the. breaking or the connecting rod of a freight engine 1.0.0. F.-MEETING OF THE GRAND LODGE. The R. W. Grand Lodge of the State of South Carolina convened in Columbia on Wednesday ia the hall of the Palmetto Fire Engine Company which had been klnd?y placed at the disposal of the Lodge._ The enUre.day was occupied in the transaodon of bnafncaa p'erta&mg.to the good cn" tho order. -At 8 rVelOcls: an eiecabc was held for ofBxera.to serve .'fha Gfaj?i;'todge daring the ensuln^jrear, and the following.' members werie Choserrr" "~ p .?3?, S JT. A. -Elkins, of Palmetto Lodge, No. s, R. w. Grand.Master. SE \V , , ' A. J. Minis, of Marion No. 2, Deputy Grand Mas? ter, y * ? . ?? Thomas S teen'-or Mountain No. 15, Grand War den. _ r v sj 2 John-a.Hononr, of Charleston .Grand Secretary Janies Slicer, of Charit stair. Grand Treasurer. wmiamThayer, Grind Bepre^entattve. The follow tn LT are the^pporated officers: E- J*!WSlte, R. W. Grand'Mars?uL James Samson; R.^!r. Grand-Conductor. C. H. Eberhardt, B. W. Qra nd Gu tard?a ?. Committee on : Elections- ind. Returns-Grand Secretary-J. H. Honour, chairman oxnUlcIo; J. H. Elford, --- Matne*v?i;* . *?1?? %_ Committee on State or the Order--W. DeSans sure, Q:~W, StrooijpC^? Myers. --" Committee on Finance- R. s. Duryea, R. H. McDowell, 6. Froneberger. Hotel Arrival?-January IO. > ? CHARLESTON HOTEL.? J - John R.Kennedy, New York; Wm. Craig,, Bath; W. J. Cresswell, South Oaroliua; J. W. SufU ton, Saratoga; Newson Phillips, New York; Colonel J. Remington, Green Grove Spring; J. A. Wilkinson and wife. Charles Bouche. New York; Ceo. S. Mil an, Baltimore; James Scripture, Hart? ford; P. CavanaoJaT^Ooviagton; J. B. Brunson, Mars Bluff; X. (ioodKlrh, Sew York; J. C. Osgood and wl/e, Troy ; Peter Tani eat and wife, Sommer? ville; :?R. N. Hoalby, Bioottlyn; W..-L. Dawson, Sominervftie; J. A> Yates and lady,'Sou:h Caro Mns.;-jDtr"R. Thomson, Oran?eburg;\ Lawrence Langston, J. Ed win Myers," 'daltlmore^ Samuel A. King, Philadelphia; John -W.' Garland, England; Ora P. Patten, New' Hampshire; H. McLean, ITil?sdelphia;'R. ^Murphy^and-^w?^^NoTth Caro? lina; Wv A, Noble, New. York;, ?g.."A. -Oammioa, Iowa; J. KJt?blei Qhjo. ' ./'1IIL?S HOUSX. R. H. Salli van,. Augusta ; Jas. W. Fraajar, Abbe .vllle; Jno. C. Coark, Columbus ; P. J. Thoma? and . -wlfte. Bira H Thomai, Hew Yo rt; C. R. Carter, SonttdDgton, Conn.; F. H. Brown, Mise Paulding, Hew York; Joan S. Joy; Boston; J. Gorham, Sa? vannah; P. L. Frenan, child and maid, Mrs. 0. F. Harris, New York; J. 8? White,' Mobile; J. N. Mid dicton, Georgia. PAVILION JI0TBL. W. W. Hotto, 8. Brown, T. 0. Willlsms, Black vllle; D. Ferr?t, New York; W. D. Niles, Hal kona tchle ; J. V. Builaon, T. a Barbee, Ken tacky ; J. E. Koree, Barnwell; C M. Hlers, Brauch ville; W. S. r/taey? George's Station;-E.. W. Blanche, j Srady's Cfrona^ ft'l^tej^lThenrsnipri^; A/J enamore and wife, Pennsylvania; W. Hooley, WWt?tbpro'r Dr. ?VA. Smith, Virginia, . _?A*?US o?" TEE THERMOMETXK at Joseph Black? mail's drug store, No. 33 Broad street, January 19th: At 8 o'cloct, 38; IO, 44; 12, 60; 2, 52; 4,50; 6, 47; 8, 4*. RESIGNATION OF A TRIAL JUSTICE.-The Co? lombia Uiiion'\ publishes a letter from ?lr. T. J. Mackey, br this city, to Governor Scott, resigning h is commission as trial justice fer the County or Charleston. The resignation'has been accepted. SoramcB ?OOKT, JANUARY nth.-A. P. Aldrich vs. Thomas J. Roundtree. Appeal abandoned. Ex parte Louisa Strobe!, in re Jacob H. Kalle, administrator, vs. H. R. Watson, et al. Mr. Al? drich for appellant Nathaniel F. Smith et nz, et al,- va. Wilson E. Prothro, et al, executors. Mr. Barnwell for appellants. Pani Warren, guardian, et al, administrator Andrew- J. Reddish, by* next friend. Mr.'Pope for appellants. The following eases were continued : Abel Bob? bins va H. W. Kuhtman. -Lane vs. Berry FretwelL John B. Earle va J. W. Harrisson, et aL . - - . THE BEAUFORT MUBDEB_Additional partic? ulars, which we have received, ortho murder of Mr. Isaac Taten, about ten days ago, on South May River Neck, represent the deed to have been one of peculiar atrocity. The murderer, Btu, had been ordered off Mr. Tu ten's puce, and after re fusing to gp, shot that gentleman in the-most cold-blooded manner. None were more indig? nant at the srime than the negroes on the planta? tion, who promptly reported the facts to the nearest trial justice. The mordarer, who was one of the gang brought to Savannah In the yacht Wanderer, haamadegooa.t.18 escape la to Georgia, bot hopes are entertained that he will yet be ar? rested and brought to Justice. DELILAHS IN TROUBLE.-Henrietta Lucas, .Catharine Graham and Henrietta Cushman were brought before a trial justice y esterdarr charged with stealing the sum- or $22 from F. J. Powell. The prosecutor had gone to'the house where the accused staid ou Wednesday night, having in his possession a large, red pocketbook, containing valuable' papers and the sum charged to have been stolen. His pocketbook had been tn tea from him and Hang ta the street? by the*e nymphs, where lt wai picked up and restored td the owner -by a passer-by. -Several dur?rent stories were told by him fa-'regard to lt, but; the chief point waa that the money waa missing when he left the house. After a thorough investigation of the matter, the justice decided that there was not cause enough for action, and discharged the ac? cused, who left in high glee. , BEAL ESTATE SALES. -The following pieces -of real estate were -sold yesterday morning at auction: . ByLeUch 4 Brans: Lot No. 43, on the west side of Coming street, with a two story wooden dwelling and outbuildings, 80 feet fron?, by-lil feet deep, for $1185 casu., . Also, the two lots of land, with buildings, at the northeast corner of George and King st'eels, to? gether about 50 feet in front ou? King street, by -no feet deep, for $12,03?; one-third cash, ?he bal? ance in three successive annual instalments. By R. M. Marshall * Brother: The lot, with store and dwelling, at the northeast-corner or Coming and Spring 'streets', 40 feet front, by 45 feet deep, for $1650; $1000 oaab, and the balance In qpe year. Also, the lot, with dwelling, No. 178 St. Philip street, 33 feet-front, by 39 feet deep, for $650; one half cash, and the balan je tn one and two y ears. Also, the lot, with bandings, ott the west side of Coming street, No. 137, the third, nou>e north of Radcliffe, 31 feet in front on Coming street, by 68 feet deep; and the estate*lu remainder of lot No. 18, on the east aide or Radcliffe street, 86 feet front, by 79 feet deep, for $1160; one-half cash, and the balance in one year. Ry Lowndes and Orimbail: The lot No. 21, on. the west aide or Legare Btreet, with a two story brick residence, 44 feet on Legare street, by 346 fee? deep, fdr $2760; one-third cash, and the bal? ance in one and two years. UNITED STATES COURT.-The District Court waa opened at ii ^o'clock yesterday morning, hts Honor Judge Bryan presiding. Jury No. 1 was reorganized as follows; A. W. Barnett, foreman; Thomas Flynn, J. E. Collins, Wm. Dart, Calvin, Jefferson, i H. S. Griggs, M. A. Pringle, Fred. Sasportas, Jesse Williams, John Cudwortb, Julius H. Heyward and Archibald Waiker. Supernumeraries-Jamas A. D?rrns, S. D. Shannon, Stephen Brown, Wm. Watles and Wm. Schnlerle. Ex parte Wm. Henry Hey ward, or Charleston. The registrar having reported favorably on the petition for cual discharge,. tue certificate was granted In due form. i United states vs. Boara Washington, william Middleton and Robert Singleton, for neglect or doty as managers of election. Verdict: Not guilty, and thj prisaners discharged. EA parta'Jupias J. Neville. 'P?tition" for'final discharge. Granted with all the forms prescrib? ed by law. United States vs. Dallas Broughton, ror Inter? fering with the managers or election In the dis? charge or their duty. Verdict: Not guilty, and prisoner discharged. In the case of the United States ra Benj. T. Sellers, for retailing spirituous liquors without paying the special tax, a discontinuance was ordered. ? . . United. States VS. Saul Kectcley and Samuel Brown, for interfering with managers of election while ia. the discharge of their duty. Verdict: Brown, not guilty; Kecfcley, guilty. Brown was discharged. ' v- * s. CIRCUIT COURT. Gantry, Frenan A 00. va Mary Agars et ah. Ordered 'hat complainants have leave to take ad du ional testimony lu this cause, and that John A. Bradley, K-c.., be empowered to act as commis? sioner. The court then adjourned until ll o'otock this morning.. TRIAL JUSTICES_The Supreme Court was engaged, on Wednesday, tn the hearing ;.or a cause involving directly the constitutionality or the trial justices' acta of 1870. The record In this case, which ls entitled "The state ex rel. Robert H. Adams va J. & Fine brown, trial Justice," shows that tn October last, Adams was arrested, tried and sentenced by FI; ie brown, trial justice, to imprisonment for fifteen days, or a fine of fifteen dollars, ror aa assault and battery. Bet?re the execution or sentence, Adams obtained a writ of prohibition from Judge Rut? land, and from this writ the present appeal was taken. The attorney-general retened to section io, ar? ticle 1, as plainly conveying the tdea or a purpose to provide for two tribunals of courts, namely: justices or the peace, "or other officer authorized by law." Again, section 1 of article 4 of the oon Btltutlun, m addition to the courts named, pro? vides- for such "inferior- courts" as the General Assembly may deem necessary. These two sec? tions were Tn harmony, and under them trial justices were properly appointed. The Jurisdic? tion, too, of section ie or article 1 was broader than that given ID section 22 or article 4, indicat? ing a design to provide for another court of higher powers than justices of the peace. Again, "infer.or courts,'* lu oar constitution, mean count Inferior to the Supieme Court. To this point were cited Bonvier, Just., No. 2629. Kempe's Lessee vs. Kennedy, 6 Cranoh, 184, 185, where Marshall sets forth the proper meaning of the term as "courts from which an appeal lies." . The attorney-general was followed on the other side by Major Spain, In a brier argument or much force and acumen. He vigorously comba tel the argumenta advanced, and held that the power conferred on trial justices was a gross usurpation ol the power conrerred by the constitution on justices of the peace Major Corbin closed the case, reinforcing the positions taken by the attorney-general, and especially enforcing the idea that the practical JaeUdlcUon which coald be exercised by justices of the peace under the constitution would bea nullity, amounting to no more courts. At the conclusion or the argument or Major Corbin, the court took up the ease of Osma Balley va. the Greenville and Columbia Railroad Company. ' This case, involved the question whether the railroad company was liable to the former mas terTar the blreol slaves daring theyears 1861 and 1886, prior to tue cloie of the war. _THE EXTRAVAGANZ A o f the invisible Prince^ lEd?rltanc iB^.te7y.fflg.^vaH 'giren 'iMt-nlght ! kt the Academy, was; 'perhaps, the best perfor [ manee, thus far, of the weet. Theslnging, act? ing and dresses were ali good; and Mr. Drew/as Leander, more than, con firmed the favorable Im? pression that he had -previously ?ide. To-night, on the occisi?n of Mrs. Oates's benefit, the ever popular '-Daughter of the .Regiment." A full house is a forego u ac lucius A n. -.->>'. THE. NEW CUSTOMHOUSE. - The work on I-this fine building ls bung poshed forward In the most rapid ?ind energetic manner. In the iront on East Bay two magnificent Corinthian columns have been raised Into'position, and the others .hat will adorn the portico of the building are nearly hair completed. It was found impossible to raise the massive pieces of j tone rca.nl red for th? front of the roof with the Old derrick lately in use, and . under the superintendence of the contractor, Mr. ' Oakshott, a trew one of great strength and pow j erf ni leverage has beer built. It was put In posl- J tum a few daya ago, and raised the first piece of j marble of any great vi eicht yesterday 'aile moon, r The lofty mast stands on the roof of the building, - from which lt rises to Ike height of forty feet. It Is supported by four strong rope gays attached to the top and made fast firmly to four pries, driven at the corners of a large square, about four yards from the angles or the ba lding. The crane or boom reaches rrom the mast beyond tbe roof, a distance of about nr.eeu feet. The pulleys, tackles and cranks are all adjusted In the most complete and ingenious manner, and the whole -machine works m beautiful style. By the power of two men a ponderous marble- si lb was raised yesterday afternoon with au ease. CLUBS AND STARS.-Two white men In the moat painful state of lmpeonnloslty applied for lodgings at the Guardhouse on Wednesday sight, sind were discharged next morning by thc Mayor. William Hayes was arrested for lying down I drunk on East Bay, an 1 abo for vagrancy. This is the same Individual who was ti led and sent to jail a short time ago for stealing clothing from a boarding house where he was staying, on East j B iyi He was sent to t ie House of Correction for ten days by the Mayor, under the vagrant law. . A white man, who was practlclngjtumblerenl obn in a style slightly different from that of Mr. O'Reardon, became very drunk, and wak making night hideous on King.ureet, when a policeman took him tn charge. Ha^ pleaded ''first offence" beTore tbe'Mayor and vas liberated. Samuel Simmons and Moses Davis were arre* ted on Wedneaday night willie discussing a very inter* es ting question with their lists, In Cannon street. After a olstic in the Guard'.muse they m ide their appearance before the Mayor, by whom Samnei was sentenced to pay a line of $5 or go tb the House bf Correction for five days, and Moses was uncharged* ?. ' ; . The side walk of Wentworth street waa obstruct? ed on Tuesday night by a huge mountain of flesh, which, upon being punched by a policeman's elua, gave forth no equivocal sigua of life. The alcoholic effluvia pervading the vicinity sug? gested the explanation. Verb. sap. sac, and the mad m Une went foe the city.wagon. The pon der oas mass wskplacedthereon and depositadla the Guardhouse,By morning it had recovered Its powers of - locomotion, and when brought, before j tue Mayor commenced to speak la its defence. The Bery hue. or one of the prominent features- on its face forbade the usual plea of the first offence; but thc court was overwhelmed With a flow of elo? quence, never before heard within Its precincts, and the prisoner was discharged without the j usual fine. ' . ? ? t mm* -1 m MB. O A TBS O JV TMB ORCHESTRA QUE8TIOX. To thc AinBKment-Goir.g Public Of I Charleston. An artlole In THE NEWS, of Thursday, signed "Observer," would, m all probability, lend the publie to suppose that we ar? trying to save tke-j expense of an orchestra. Thia ls not the case, aa Mr. O'Reardon, the gentleman who plays the | piano, receives from me a salary of one hundred dollars per week* and hts travelling expenses, which, together with thirty dollars, for the use of ] the plano, and ten dollars for moving lt to and fro, ls really more than sn orchestra would cost. Secondly, we are compelled ti this course as lt would be utterly impossible for any orchestra we could engage, outside of the larger cities, to play the mu-ic of "Little Faust," "Prima Donna," Ac, Ac. with one rehearsal only, and, as we are obliged to change the bill every night, lt would bc impossible to-have more than one rehearsal for each. In New York, on the original production of "Little Faust,"it was rehearsed (and at the soli? cit?t lon of themusldaiis themselves) six or seven times, as the music was of so difficult a charac? ter. The same may Dc said'of the "Prima Donna of a Night;" and again, In Boston and Philadel? phia, tbe muslo, was. rehearsed repeatedly to en? able them (thebest of musical talent) to render lt satlsractorlly. In Buffalo, Albany and other. Eastern dries, we used the plano alone, and never failed to give en* tire satisfaction. Thirdly, with regard to the instrument used here, lt ls the very best my agent could procure m the city, although he offered- any price, and lt was tuned on Tuesday last, at a cost of ten dollars. - . Fourthly, I don't think lt ls really the public of Charleston, or, at least, those of them who patronize and support my company, that are t lie fault-finders ; nor ls it those who prefer har? mony to discord. I am satisfied that they who cry out about an orchestra would be quite con? tent if there were six lay Agares holding instru? ments, though they did not produce a note. Ia conclusion, this card is not intended as a reflection' upon the. critics of either of the city papers, aa lt la their right and duty to keep the cltlzena apprized of what ls going on In their midst, bat I protest, as every manager m the country wooli, against such au unusual occur? rence as any person not connected with a news? paper having the temerity to publish an article, claiming that article to be the opinion of the pub? lic, when that joarnal is provided with a critic more competent and undoubtedly better ac qualuted with public opinion than a private indi? vidual could possibly be. A theatre ls like a hotel, which offers its bill or fare to the public; if acceptable, lt will be sup? ported ; If not, there ls an ead to che concern. Now one word to "Observer" and I have done. I think the old legend of the man becoming rich by attending to hts own business ls app lcable lu this case. It ls the business of the manager to provide entertainment worthy of the audience which patronizes him; to elevate as much as pos? sible the style of snch entertainment. This I have made it a study to strictly attend to, never interfering with another man's style of doing business, or having the Impudence to teach him how to manage his own affaire. By so doing, I may safely say I have acquired a in tie fortune. lt ls the business of the critic of a newspaper to witness the entertainment, and to speak hon? estly ?nd ral ? ly of lt. A just criticism, no matter how severe lt may be, so that personalities are avoided, is always acceptable to a manager of sense, aa lt serves as a stimulus to his company, and keeps their energies from flagging. It ls the province of the public to see the entertainment, if they are so inclined, and as the Charleston public has honored me this season with three of the largest, most fashionable audiences my com? pany have ever played before tn this country, I take this opportunity of thanking them on be? half of myself and wife, and aasnrlng them that, with anything else bat the plano and the accom pan 1st whom we have with us, and who has been In my employ for two years, lt would be impossi? ble for us to give the same satisfaction. There le btu one city in the Soath where we ase an or? chestra, viz: New Orleans, where we play for three weeks-one piece each week, thereby giv? ing the musicians six rehearsals of each piece; and I am convinced m my own mind that, if the musicians or Charleston were afforded the same facilities, they would perform the music equally wau. I hare bees thoa explicit to show the Charlea t in public that I am acting tn the only manner that would secure to them an entertainment ! worthy of their support. I am, reuse :tfuky, the public's Obedient servant, Jxa A. OATES, Grh'-Ho?SE-TJTTRNKD^-The gln-houiteorc?l ftm? O: JrOetooolt, ta Deanfort County, MM MkuV ton,-wa* accidentally.destroyed by-are-aboota wieK ago. It contained four McCarthy gins and four or five bales of cotton, belonging 'to Mr. E. Dubois, bf Bluff ton. Loss about iasoo. EBAL ESTATE ON TBE BIB*-We were grati? fied-ytateruayin attending tb? sale of real estate, (at -the corner or King and Oeorga streets, by Messrs. Leitch Sp Brans, to find a large assem? blage or people In quect or Investment?. That fin? property sold ror $12,086. "V '7. 0 B V 8 X B' B 8 8 BOTTOMS. OUR-: YOURSELF of dyspepsia, Indigestion . and nervous exhaustion. Ton can do this if yon will nae the Old Carolina Bitters. Beano GOODS I RUSTIC GOODS 1-Side and corner brackets, book lacks, waH pockets, paper' stands, match safes, and pict ure frames. Easel Street Bazaar and No. iel King street, i octis ATTENTION, TOURISTS .-Stereoscopic views of Charleston and vicinity, at No. 161 King street, or at the Basal street Bazaar. . novl2 THE BEST REHBDY for want of appetite, weakness and female diseases, ls the Old Carolina Bitters. MARX Tomi CLOTHING I-Order your Stencil Plates at the Hasel street Bazaar. octM-fs FRAMES ! FRAMES ! FRAMES!-AT REDUCID PRICKS I AT REDUCED PRICES I-For Photo? graphs and imperial Cards-the greatest variety 'ever seen in this city-the Ladies are especially .invited to call at No. 161 King street, or at the Hasel street Bazaar. ?_ octi4-fs IP TOO would successfully combat the Ills : produced in a malarious country, uso the Old -Carolina Bitters, the Great Southern Tonic. . -BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at $3, tl, $5, $6 so and $8 60 per thousand, according to size, at THE NEWS Job Office. . "BCSINEBS ENVELOPES.-THE NEWS Job Office ts now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with business.cards printed thereon, at-$4 per thous* and. Send your orders. Every merchant and business nan should have his card printed on his envelopes. 1 .Olatrjing and inrmsriino, jjjgta. ?MISTM?F OVEECOATS. DOUBLE-BREASTED SACKS? DERBY SACKS PRINCE" OF WALES FROCKS ENGLISH MORNING COATS DRESS FROCKS SILK: AND VELVET VESTS, i and LOW PRICED BUSINESS [SUITS. SCAJtFS. OUR FRITZ MONARCH . CHANCELLOR LORD STANLEY WINDSOBS. .HOSIEEY. CASHMERE. MERINO SHAKER, BRITISH, and GERMAN COTTON. PATENT PANTALOON DRAWERS SCARLET AND WHITE SHAKER FLANNEL . COT ION FLANNEL AND JEANS SHIETS, DEI WEES CARTWRIGHT AND WARNER'S SUPER STOUT COTTON SCARLET AND WHITE ALL-WOOL ? COLORED AND WHITE MERINO TRUB FIT SHIRTS NEG LEGE SHIRTS . . CARDIGAN JACKET'S. LINEN COLLAES. HEN8INGTON. FLORENCE FRANKLIN; GUARDS #? BISHOP AND PARAGONS THE TRUNK PAPER COLLABY AND CUFFS. GLOVES. ENGLISH BUCK, CALF DOG, KID, BEAVER. . SILK, CLOTH, and FLE EC ED-LINED COTTON. SUSPENDEES. RUSSIAN. CANTAB GUYOT BERLIN and ENGLISH. TOILET AETICLES. VIENNA TRAVELLING BAGS TBUNKS, LAP ROBES and TRAVKLLING KHAWLS ROBES DE CHAMBRE and SMOKING JACKETS. For elegance, ease and com? ort to the wearer, these Goods are recommended with confidence. J. H. LAWTON ft CO., ACADEMY OF MUSIC BUILDING. Qjrngs, Qllicminils, &c. rjllIE GREAT LUNG BEMEDY I GLOBE FLOWER COUGH SYRUP Cures permanently Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs, Colds, Bleeding of thc Lungs, Crimp, Whooping Cough and Consumption, when taken in time. Bas never failed. O VERTWENTY THOUSAND LIVING W1TNE8SES to bear teni inion? to the great superiority or GLOBE FLOWER COUGH SYRUP over all other lung remedies introduced. Globe Flower cough Syrup ls warranted not to contain opium or other nauseous drags In any or their forms. Globe Flower Congh syrup ls legally warranted to cure I Globe Flower Cough Syrup ls protected by letters patent, both on trade mark label and com? pound. It ls pleasant to the taste and harmless to the most delicate Infant. For sale by Druggists. Price $1 l>er bottle. PEMBERTON, TAYLOR A CO., Proprietors and cerniste, Atlanta, Ga. R08WKLL GA, April 23,1870. Messrs. Pemberton, Tctylor ?s Co: DEAU RIBS-1 received the bottle ot Globe Flower Syrup at noon, yesterday, and began the ase or it immediately. My patient passed a more?apmlortable night than Bhe has for three montos, and now, at 10 o'clock A. M.. saya she reels like another woman. I Intend to continue the use of the Globe Flower Syrup, believing lt will make a cure. Never have I witnessed such great benefit from a remedy, In so short a time, in my life. I shall In tbe rutnre uso your Ulobe Flower Syrup in all eases of colds, coughs, and all affections of the langa that may present taem aelvea. Respectfully, R. B. ANDERSON, M. D. For sale by aa Druggists, GOODRICH, WINBMAN A CO., Wholesale Druggists, . deel-tuthsamos Charleston, S. 0. %?ttj ..J:? ?ixu (Broieriez, SZC. -f~ Y i ul_-jji^i-inff-h'-r - -rn'-.f"r""i'iff?L BEDFORD*? (?. A^E???^?V?AN l&y^xQ. Bsfr.G A BJP ?: ?''-'> <-':<*' "l-\Li*;.?-~a ?to? ty????i*? * -- " ??*_j ^ . ?*. .-. . i-ySft. - tv .. ? - ? HEADQUABTEBS FOR SELECTED DAISY BUTTEB ii< e*i? *v - 'P?BB LEAFLAUD v " \ : 2 * '' . ? -. t? PRIME FACTORY AND ENGLISHCHEESES " ENGLISH AND AMERICAN OEiOKE??S, ind BJECUITS, 40*,-: Ac. H. J3.-I CLAIM TO KEEP THE LARGEST STOCK ASH) MOST 2XTBJ?&IVB.ASSORTM?NT M FAMILY GROCERIES ?? THIS CITT. - T . . ' ' 1 E. E. BEDFORD, VERT CHOICE FAMILY* FLOTJR. 1 enconase* TO . WILLIAM S. 0ORWTNR ? CO.,' ? No. KING 8TREET, -? OPPOSITE BASEL. . .; PURE . B R; A N DI ES ,' WINE 8 " AND mr c*L' > wirfafcrBS. " WHOLESALE A> D RETAIL DEALER Fine Teas, Coffees, Sugars ProTtefons, ?pices, &C HER3IETICALLY BBAIiEB FRUITS, r . VEGETABLES, 'MEATS, SOUPS, ftc; #-\ AU articles sold from tola establishment axe of tao V?RY BEST Q?ALITT.an? WARRANTED. Gooda lellrered to ail-parta or tbe City, Railroad Depots, steamboats, free or ?.'yp?nf?, ETER/E. BEDFORD.) - ., SEND FOB A" ". ? JAB.' S.'MARTIN.. CEO. H. GR??ER.. . ? _ CATALOGUE. ? . . - ?WM.-Q.-MOQD, fa. TO FACTORS ?ND ; PLANTERS ! * . * - ?? -.o-;-- ~ * " The. undersigned beza to Inform-hls customers' and the public that, l? addition, to his Works at Savannah, be hu established extensive'Superphosflhate Worksat the WAPPOO' MILLS, opposite thia olty, which are now in- aoti ve operation, -manuf?qurrmg hle-weil koowa fertilizers, the PHOS P H O -1? ^'f? ? Y X*? ?Si i . . . " AND. ' AMMON?ATED SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANOS, y ABD WHERE HE WILL AL?O KEEP ON HAND ' rStf ? 1 PEBUTI A X Gk ?7 ?. JNTO. SOUTH CABOLINA MO^PELATE; ; of the highest grade from his Ashepoo Mmes, (crude and gron ad,) analyzing oree sixty per wat. of Bone Phosphate" of Lime; and, L A N ~D JP L A ?TER. These Works have been opened under tab inspection of Dr. 0. U. SHEPARD^ Jr., Inspector of Fertilizers for South Carolina, and every package win bear his brand cent ry tng to its inspection. Uniformity of quality quarahtetd and prices reduced. . * - >. .>.?-,. KS ' f'?T*' ? o J. B. 8 ABB Y f . 1ani3 - CORNER EAST BAY AND BROAD STREBT8, CHARLESTON, B. ?. GREAT SACRIFICE. COMPETITION DEFIED IN ORDER TO MAKE BOOK FOB OUR SPRING STOCK, WE ABE NOW CLOSING OUT OUB FALL AND WINTER GOODS AT PRICES NEVER BEFORE KNOWN ES THIS MARKET. Our Stock ia LARGE anid SELECT, cc m pr Ia Lug: DOMESTICS, . BEDGOODS, .1 ' -LINEN GOODS, CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES, . H08TEBT, GLOVES, NOTIONS, RIBBONS, WHITE GOODS, CABPET8, MATTING, OILCLOTH, Ac., Ac octSl No. 244 KING STREET. ?lkrTs Hubcrracir. MEN'S UNDERWEAR Shaker Flannel, Patent Merino Undervests, Drawers, and Hosiery. A LARGE VARIETY OF NEW GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS, At Extremely Low Prices. E. SCOTT'S sr\E SHIRT EMPORIUM; MEETING STREET, OPPOSITE MARKST. 2tarti0tt*erV private 0ate?, ?ft. ~7~By *. FRASER; KAXBXWB& AJI PRIVATE: HS ALE, A desirable BUILDING LOT, No. ie Coming street, one door nona oL Wentworth street, near City Railroad. There are about 0000 Bricks on the lot. Apply as above, . . janlll By J. FRASER KATHE WES, Re til Batate Braker, So. 66 Broad S tr ?? t. AT PRIVATE SALB, PHOSPHATE LANDS of best quality ?id locations. * 1 . r' Blee and Cotton* Plantations la all parts o? the State. V - ,., city Residences, Atores, Ballding Lots and Farms. ' ?raMmo ttailwaas.; ~CKJTH~ OAROM ?X^ATiiR?lkrT s VICE-PRESIDENTS OFFICE, \ i CHARLESTON, S. 0., January 18, 18TX. j On and after SUNDAY, January 22, the Passen? ger frains on '.he aouta esr inna Railroad win raf as follows: FOB Atracara.. - Leave Charleston...~... 12.M P. M. Arrive at Angosta.............. i.U P. M. - FOE COLUMBIA. Leave Caarleston.....,.8.20 A.B. Arrive at Columbia.u.3.40 P. M. 70S OHAKXESTGK. Leave Augusta.S.....1.......... T.40 A. M. Arrive at Charleston...?..:..aso P. M. La&Te Oolnmbu*._..1X16 P. M. Arrrlve at Charleston.................... 7.50 P. SL AD0U8TA KIO HT XZPBM8. (Sundays 'excepted.) .LeaveCharleston.8.90P.H. Arrive at Augusta.t.?.;v...r-7.orA. M., bea ve Augusta.VA..1 ??.. &M P. M. Arrive at Charleston.5.40 A. M. COLUMBIA HIGHT Birassa. (Sundays excepted.) \ Leave Charleston. 7.10P.M. Arrive at Columbia..Kl'..e. 00 A. M. Leave Columbia............"?..a....-7.40 P. M. Arrive at Charleston................... 6.46 A. M Sr?Q?KBVILLa TEAIK. . . . %". Leave Charleston.4.30 p. M. Arrive at Sninmervllle...:,*..; 6.00 P. M. XCave Sommerville........ ?T,. ! Al..... T.oo A. M. Arrive at Charleston....i..*...... LUAU .. . . Him- BB AUCH. Leave Camden.,...8.?0A.M. Arrive at Ringville:... ......:.1.20 P. M. Leave Ringville.8.30 P.M. arrive at camden.?-.. e.oo p. M. llanto_g A. L. TYLER, vice-President. SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAIL -ROADta.*-" * PASSENGER TRAINS on thia Road ron dally as follows: - v. ? v . Leave Charleston.SJ0A.M. Arrive at Savannah.8.00 P. M. Leave Savannah.... ;.V.J. .il.IDA. M. Arrive at Charleston.....6.20 P. M. Connects at Savannah with the Atlantic A Gulf Railroad for Jacksonville, st. Augustine, and all points In Florida. Wita Central Railroad for Macon, Atlanta, Mo? bile. New Orleans and the Weat. With Steamboats for points on the Savannah River. At Charleston with the Northeastern and South Carolina Railroads, and Steamships for all point? North and West. Through Tickets over this line on sale at Hotels in Charleston; Screven House, Savannah; and all principal Ticket offices North and South, Freights forwarded dally to and from Savan? nah and all poluta beyond. X Through Bills of Lading Issued to Jackson ville, Palatka, Ac. ....... Tariff as low as by any other line. C. 8. GADSDEN, oct&_Engineer and Superintendent. J^ORTOT ASTERN RAILROAD. Trains lenve Charleston dally at 9.30 A. M., (Sundays excepted,) and 6.30 P. M. Arrive at Charleston 7.30 A. M, (Mondays ex oepterl,* and 5 P.M. Train leaving at 0:30 A. M., makes through con? nection to New York .via Richmond and Aquia Oreel? only-going through lu 42 hours, and wtth out detention on Sunday. Train leaving at ?:30 P. H., have choice or route via Richmond and Washington, or Bay route via Portsmouth and Baltimore. Passengers lea?my Friday by this trnfn tay over on Sunday In Ban. more ; those leaving on Saturday remain Snmiay In Wilmington, N. C. This ls the cheapest, quickest and most pleasant route to Cincinnati, Chicago and other point* \yest and Northwest, both tra?na making close connections at WaslUngton with Western trains 01 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. n%rmt, S. S. SOLOMONS, Engineer and Superintendent. P. L. CLBAPOB, General Ticket Agent: aepte _ D R. B A E R ' 8 IMPROVED' VEGETABLE CATHARTIC PELLS will remedy BILIOUS DISORDERS and LIVER OOB4PLAINT-wlu care, Dyspepsia of Indigestion, Headache, Costiveness. . Lees Of Appetite, and hu ve proved ot great-nae in Neu? ralgia, Dropsy, Dysentery, Kies,Pains lu toe Side, Back and Limbs. They wBl cure Sick Headache and all Derangements of the Stomach. These PHIS contain no Mercury, and may be taken with perfect safety by any persons, aad In all situa? tions or ure. No family should be without them. Manufactured by Da. H. BARR, * Wholesale and Retail Druggist, Charleston, & C. Price per box 26 cents. Usual dlaoount to the trade. 3Lnrtun galega Sf)is ?Oas. STOCK ANTJ^tNSTIS- NECFSSART d acted by V. ^^J*^^- a |rmvl^i tb? ic-, Ac. .-. ' ??; V}??-.?.---. " -*^>?jiiS?s QLA8S SHOW CASJfc^&rB,' St0ve?^M&a\ Drawers and Shelving.. ,,. ^ BREAD' O?-RT. ?off?aaa^lawSSs^s^S Jenna cash. ^-xr? ,^?^v^|Mi*tl *" Br MLES ?^aJa^^^3?" BOOTS, SH01?^*B^?afS*^**4-' dren's SHOES, ooottttfnj or il? ma*rmfi^. H EX^?TORS. , ? M-, : wm be snM THIS DAI, (Friday.) <*}thT%a<Uia o'clook, in Haart aaeet^op?osate PbatoAMt; Oos Northern Bay HORSE; (fpUtiuXU J.?tr? large Gray Mare. slx-vei^nae'Males^effBMnd Earn in? Iran'*nre nts. .vt... - ? - iripm " ?ale of FWSSITDRB, Ma**** ? <?o*?efe tlone, Ao., at No. ito Moori nj aUert; attfro'alant precisely. p ~ ?.. .-W?rf?jpj? Terms ?ash. . . - vvi(*^pai . -?j ,_. '^?W*tr Bf I. ?. 1> BEBIETO:^ wrr ?TTKE- BXECUTOH8 . THOMAS^fifiN X NETT ve. Jane Mi Bennett, ?S^.-?^tMter<Ae? ene ot Toort 0/ Cornea PU^-JjJwagy.. _ ww be sola, ou.^D.<?SD?t,TrSitf!fcrre^ at-tha <Md PoeioHee in Ohar?eston-, at'il-cciee*, ?tats*tfbe?ee*n attie^fnce^orL S^?^i?S^ Broad street: - IMCXM? *? . ; >;-.v/.'i?ijB6 TIDE MILL f\ ND TRACT, ?t^eFt 3^ ledge ?avenue, south or Cernina strW-aiAwak of Snrlta-atreet. Th* portion merv baAatfeoSt* lots fronting on.;to abare named BtpeafctpfSB Sch are-tke nrinclpal thcjre^brar?a.^tMd?. Tidal .Crains-dru?, water* from- ^iirs^-gian* ly^iM^^r^Rmu^r e^aSSai^^^^g on Gadsden suffi ??I$om and diverging around the Bqaa*?; ea?WWWi the east or the realdeaee of thel^ffornei??-^. Cnr^min^?reekf'tr?eace 'aWng^?e^MIEw saidCrecg-tothowharf head at-theeast WV ofrfte n^^d,bn?ar'thedReaiMe^!ie;^ Sn^ttreetf?lnd th?wbo^>ortWi?*^Be worthy the attention or ta>?ekg a&teortt&MM aa essential meaos o? ?oodlna their Tidal Oralas. i Ul :rSt pomon or rhe- Sail west or Locas attest, aird extending uti BfaiWUtt to the centre ^{?urnanaf'aeh-eiB?vt^a^afl?ia extending to the centre or the creekor^najbe tween this property and that lately'h*f5&gffrr'%D Jonathan Lnoaa, 'and to the weat axtendtag to the property.-?rebe Wast Point Mills Oem#?ay and to the channel of Ashley River. OM ?atoll there ls a frontage or 50ufeet. On t^pont?gn there la a large three-story. BolldlDg,rjormeny nsed aa ? steam saw min, and ewharf sM'?tycse wav leading to the West Point Mills; aftb.Jt dam or bank to the north and a floodgate to rfle^wuta > to admit tho thle. The Lot lm rn ed latsty opposite the residence of Mr. Jennie**, on Calhoun,atte;t. la the boundary on tha: STde, and the wab^Tjact ls msr? exactly described ia aplat to be awn at the office ot Mr. Bebnett . . . . . - 4. Two LOTS on Calhoun street," c^witte^lue residence or Mr. D. Jennings, en one or- wfeash la a beautiful greva of nar. treee,;and.each-ioUBttaa nres CO feet front oa Calhoun street, by a*t leet 5. All that valuable WHARF east end of Baiel ' street, ont Cooper Rtier?'few block? above theCustomhonee. and a sty?Tdls tance from ttl? New York Packet Wharfi nretaur lug about 120 feet In width, and romtlngJMBn Concord street 360 feet or more to the ofaaawl of Cooper River, Including thsrefc ample jWajlge, both on the north and soap sides, a?n? eft the channel of the river. Conditions of Sale-One Of tb cash; WaTaaee'iu rour equal annnal lnstalmenta, with InteseaUrom date, payable annually, at T per cent., secured by bond, with mortgage of the property, wtthjolloy of insurance on the buildings assigned. Pur? chasers to pay for all necessary papers and acampa. f? O^MEM^fflNafen?* jan2c-2(HS4.aafebe,8,ii,is.tt,ttoioiu.?s4^ 'M Bj J. FRASER MXTHFTHHL * EX PARTE SALLIE LOWNDK8 IN RE the Estate of N. Hey ward. a BantTnpt,^^ Bankruptcy. - By virtue or an order or sal? to me-directs* *y the Hon. tfeorge S. Bryan, Jtrdare of th? Dtrtted Sta*es DWtrkt Court for the District ?r-South carolin a, rwin ofler flK aale at toe old -P?atotnc?. Broad atreec, charlea on, South Caroitna; -on THURSDAY, 28th January, ian, at lro'ctoc* -A. MT,thefoBn#?Bspropew* BUGRY~RESERVE, Bl mated orl me Weat'sldefer Asbmoo River; la OoUeton County, cenialnlng 1? acree, more or less, Tide Swamp and Ifovtstoa ALSO, "Vi . TRACT known a* Black Oreel:Settlement, alrc ated on Orchard Swamp, CoUetoG C<?iny?coo. taiulug 800 acres, more or less, oTPtte Eaaft ' .4 ALSO. .? . *?4g_ ONE-SIXTH INvEKBST IRTISH POND TRACT, on Ashepoo River, Oolletou County, thaUVtesag one-Sixth interest la 1200 acrae-of Oj ja ns JHW, . ,. . - '.. ALSO, j**t?^??L'?ft: ONS ACRE OF LASD ln^oO^Hall Pln?Ra? ren, ceUetbh Cottnty. T^ .JTOT AMO, ' * y&ti One AQRE OF LAND on the ?per end, east side of Fraser's Backwater Canal, Oetletoa Couhty. AEBO, * <f All tho right, title and interest In the T>W?LL ING and BUILDINGS oh Bay streeton Ore*?wa or Beaufort, and five Garden Lots near the same, sold by the United State? Government ror taxes hi 1863, and now dat med by oeneraf R saxton. Aiao,-" .* . HALF SHARE In Foot . Point Land Company, Beaoroct County., ? ? -? ? . ALSO; *-*fr* TRACT known as tte Ptnefcaay-Trail) <su*J8d near trw Ba?by Reserva-TSeaot, on the We*al4a?ai Ashepoo River, Colleton County, coalahj^igabcnt 360 acres of TlmoerLaud, more or less: * .7i*"^ Terms-One-half oasht balance?te M ^aioatae, secured by o?nd and mortgsse ^.the^pramiaea, with Interest rrom daj of sale. Poroh^rtopay J. F. Mathewes for papers man necessary Gened States Internal Rev erra* staawfc : : SW J. FRASER MATHEWSSv, iao^-th2ftnth3 _ AisfentjS. By H. H, BdLH<Hj ***** . Atirtiorwer. FPURSUANCE OF THE JUOGMENT of the Court of Comtaoq-Pleaa fOntheOsanty 01 Charleston, ef December Md, IMO, in the case of Wolfe va. WoHe, I will sell, for triejjinrpMe'of partition, by puttllo outcry, . ai the 0wToito?ce, at the foot of Broad street, on FRIDAY, me 2Wi day of January, 1871, at U o'clock lu tae-jore noon . ...v, tv *-.. ^ Alf that LOT OF LAND, strnate on tteeaae-a8e of King street,- la Charleston ; meseurfife artu-?ou t ?limn g 2% feet iront 0 oElng street,.and 2ft. feet on the cast line. 117 feet 6.inches deep ooxhe. north line and 117 feet 10Inches oh the south line, bethe said dimensions more or less.' Brioing and bounding to the north on Landa -now or i?Me,of Miller, Ripley, A Co., to the easton Lands no W. or late ol Robert Boyce, to the south on Lands Br ?rlate or Phlhp Cohen, and to the wast owl Klug street. Together with the fine Bric* ^oraand Buildings thereon, aa will appeal bj the pus of R. K Payne, made 25th May, 1838, on tte terms rollowing: ? SM -i.-Aic1? One third cash; and the-balance by. the bpnd.or boi tis of the purcbaaer, as may be required for distribution, pavahle In three equal ?onu?iniatal mentR, With tiirerest antiusUv from;-dBW,'With m orig*?? of-tao |irea,lse8s and: policy ofioeuraDce to be eflected and assigned, and toe Inau'raece to be kept up during the currency of the Cred lt,;aud untllthe debt be paid. Purchaser to ? sy^aa Ref? eree ior napers and all M(?ary^tem?.y,,. tan6Uhtn?rSmfl_ fiprcrtlfefa??. By J. DIU?T0H nk%,^ VALUABLE RIOS PLANTATION AT AUCTION. , , - will bt> sold at the north ol the EXelfangvan TUESDAY, the 24th day of Janaary,' 1871; at ll o'clock A. M., ata? That valuable RICE AND COITOS PLANTA? TION, ou the western branch or Cooper River, known as "Wanagndata," 21 nales from Caerles toa maa 2% mMes (tom Sir?wberry Depot, oa?rhe Nortoeaatera Railroad. It ep?talas JiMg*? (more or less) of prime Rice Land. 1? acrwVSS class"High Land cleared, aud snirewer*?om. Oottou or Provisions, -end ?90 Ml*IOllWMl Laud, be the same more or lees. .On - ?*at? are a large Steam Wee^Sl^K^ffi now la working order; large Stable, CiDrn Wunae. flfteen laborer's hanses, and a large M ansien ?nd outbuild 1 uga. all in good coadltl?m. It is accessi ble by a good road to the 'IJarrawfl.'^rerj healthy aummer resort, about mite? dGMMt. Terms-One-tWrd caah; balanoo nay able In ooe and two years m equal annual rnataJmeats, With interest on same; (tayawe annually, secured by bond of purchaser is* A nrortgage of preaAea. purchaser to pay J. 9. Ferd frtneceasafy pep? ra anil stamp* JanM-slmwittel