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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-01

THE IMPRESSION prevails very generally
that the last day for fling petitions for
bankruptcy, without suhjectiag the appli-
cant to the operation of the fifty per cent
clause, was yesterday, the closing day OF
the year. This is IN error. This day, the
first of January, 1869, is the limit fixed by
the Act of Congress, approved July 81,
1865, within which bankrup:s may obtain
relief irrespective of the value of their
assets.
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Our NRIGuBon, the zeitung, is hereafter
to be conducted under the joint auspices o!
Messrs. Erckmann SIeier, ard we doubt
not that, with the advantages of the excel
lent business management of the former,
and the taste and scholarship of the latter
gentleman, it has before it prosperous
and useful career.
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-rN THE DISTRICT CuU2T OF IND
4 UNrIT.e-srAI IAl,-z11R THE DTSrEICT or
SOUTH CAR0IINA-IN THE MATTER OF
JOHN ". 6ORDON. BANKRUPT, BY WHOM a
PETITION FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANKRUPT
CY WAS FILED on THE 2srH DAY OF DECEMBER,
A. D. 1888, In SAID COURP-IN BANKRUPT CY.-
This is to give notice that the t,renty-atBM dag Of
December A. D. 1863 VA rant III Bankruptcy was is
sued against the Estate Of JOHN VI. GORDON. Of
Williamsburg District md State of South Carolina,
w1o has been adjudgcd Bankrupt on his own
petition; thRt the payment OF any debts and delr-
cry OF any property belonging 10 said Bankrupt,
to him or icr his usc and transfer Of any prop
pcrty by him are for hidden by law; that meeting
OF the Creditos OF the said Bankrupt to prove their
debts aud to choose one or more Assignecs Of
his Estate, will be held ut Couri OF Bankruptcy,
to be holden at No. 72 Broa l-s.rect, Charleston,
South Carolina. before r. B. CAhPENTEE, Regis
trar on the Mi tsenth day Of Januury, A. D. 1862 at
12 o'clock. NJ. j. P. Il. EPPlNG,
unitel States Marshal as Messenger.
j
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CHOICE COTTON SEED.

l. ia, takes this method of informing the cot
ton planters of the South that he has made every
crrangen eu for tie sale End shipment OF the DICK
SON SELECr .CsfrON SEED. BE Is in no way
connected with David Dickson, Of Oxford. Georgfa,
end has carefully selected this seed himself. The
seed which has been twice selected is offered at So
nc. bushel The same see which has been care
fully selected for tho last three years, IS offered OF
S. pcr bushcl or five bushels for $50, delivered at
tho de o.. In order to insure safe delivery the
following directions should be complied with: Write
the name and postofice plainly; send the money By
mail, taking certificate from the Postmaster, and
n the money is lost the seed will be sent the
c,iDt OF The certificate. To prevent frauds on plan
tera no agents employed, and oil letters must be
directed to DAVID DlChSoN,
Sparta, Hancock County, Georgia.
December IS limo :
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nAH CING OoL
THE KEEP TO FASHIONABLE AND UNFASH-
IoNABLE DANCING, dc.

MoNs. BERGER INFORMS HIS PATRONS THAT
his new Outer will begin on Tuesday, the 9th Of
January over Mr.. HOLMES BOOK STORE, north
west corner of King and Wentworth, and his Satur
days Sorees will begin on The 9th. As most useful
Mons. will teach the Key to Modern Dancing and
the Walking Siding and MiXcl steps; these include
all the varions styles OF steps used at Tho ballroom
and are easily mastered As novelties he will torch
the New Waltz. tho German Hop and the Royal Ger
man. besid fancy dances o: over description.
Private fImilcs and Boarding schools attended to
as usual.
Mons. Berger is two well known 10 thini any COM
ment H. cesslry.
For particulars apply ct No. ?!4 KtNG-STREET.
or Mt the r NLL at he time Of tuition.
january 6iM"o
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TN THE DISTRICT cUJ;ET OF The
Il UNITED STATES. For TIE DISTRICT IF
SOUTH uAROLINA-IN THE NATTER OF ROB.
ERr J. MUIRHEAD, BANKRUPT, BY WHOM
a PETITION FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANK
EUPTCY WAS FILED On TIE 2oTH DAY OF
DEChMR2R, A. D. 1868, IN SAID CoURT-IN
BANKRUPTCY This is to give notice ttat ca
the fcenty-ninM day of December, a. d. 1865, War
rant in Bankruptcy was issued against the Es-
tate of EoEERf j. MUIRHEAD, of st. Thomas.
and State OF South Carolila, who Inns been adj
Judged a Bankrupt ca his own petition; that
the payment Of any debts and delivery Of any
ptopcrtY hclongin. to saii Bankrupt, to him CT
for his Use, aud the transfer OF any property "
him urc forbidden by luw; that meelias OF tie
Creditors of The said Bankrupt to prove th,lr debts.
and to choose one more AssigGces Of his Estate,
will be held at Court OF Bankruptcy to he holden
at No 72 Broad-s:rect Charleston. south Carolina
before r. Z. CARPENTER, Registrar. on the Gir-
tenth day Of Jaauary, i. D. 1863, at 10 O'Clock A. A.
J. T. N. EpPING,
Uricd Stats Marshal Us Messenger.
January
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FINE ART GALLERY.

FINE ART GALLERY.
NOW ON EXnIDfIIOt; 1KT LARGEST AND
fines. Collection Of CHR0MO L,TH0GkApiS ever
seen n Charleston Tliey perfect copies of Gel
cbrated Works os Art, boin ancient ard modern.
Among the collection may he found SALVADOR
RDSA'S HEAD OF CHRlSi, Co-reggo's ATaGda!ene,
A. Delacroix's Tide Going Out, a. pe.acroiX's tide
Coming II, Turner's Venice, Jackson's English
Sceiery, Nowbottom's English Socaery, BAKERS
English und Irish Scenery, Views on tue khiue The
Juneiraild, .he Wetterhcrn, Alarino Views, and
mauy otiIcis.
these beautiful Works o: .,rt. They arc Offered for
salo nj Ncw York prices.
PORCELAIN PICTURES.
G-ea; reduction u The prcr p Isci LAIN PIC.
.URi.s Recent improvements IL produ ing these.
pirlur, enable us to -ow offer the at nearly one
Eat r forilrr prices. and Ia rupc. or. CAL and
e1InJlnc specimens.
OUR CARTES DE yISI1E AND OTHER
PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS ARE UNSUR-
PASSED.
E-pecial attention given to children. Also 10 copy
ing Old Dasereotypes aud otter pictures. S1isfac-
ton in Ill cases guaranteed, and at prices to ccrres-
pond with the times.
scEEEUsCDPIC PICTURES
OTHER PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHARLESTON,
FORT SUMTER AND MAGNOLIA
CEMETERY
At Reduced Prices.
Emo collection of
STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS OF THE NOUN
TAINs III NORTH CAROLINA AND TEE
FRENCH BROAD RIVER.
These arc tho first and only Photographs ever taken
in tliat locality.
4JINE 81 CO.,
No. 2sI KING-STREET,
CHARLESTON, s. c.
November - 3mos
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5ine Arts.

'.''7|@| 49,
Gt.i. l. A Il Il = z 1: A q = q n
QUtNDY'S Sc CO.'S PHOTOGRAPH AND
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BOUCHE FILLS & C0.'S
C II a M PAG N IS.
Dry Verzeney
Cabinet
Carte Blanche.
For s,c by all leading erocers and Wine Merchants
For sa,c by all leading erosers and Wine Merchants.

N.B..-THE5E WINES HAVE ALWAYS ENJOYED
A HIGH REPUTATION in Charleston and other
Southern cities, and arc in every respect of the first
class 1uwfmo November 23
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r OsT. ON MONDAY. NOVEMBER 23.
III Ladies' GOLD WATCH. double case, white
acc, with chain attached. Finder Will please Leave
the samo at THIS OFFICE, where q reward will be
given If required. NoVemoer2o
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Gigars, GobaffD, &f.
. .TTENTION. We SMOKERS!

ATTENIlON, I II SMOAEhS!
TT YOU DESIRE TO SMOKE GENUINE I'M
PORTED HAVANA CIGAR, call ct No. so MAR
KEr.S BEET, where you will find now open for
Inspection he 1lrgcst and most ec stock of Cigars
ever imported to this market, aud which we offer at
prica that will satisfy ell dem .nds.
Wholesale and Retail, oy
January No so Market street
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liOtifes ia Dankrnpttp.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
UNITED STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLINa-IN 1HE MATTER OF VIM +.
RtDDING, BANKRUPT, By WHOM PETITION
FOR ADJUDICA ZION OF BANKRUPTCY WAS
FILED ON The 18TH DAY OF DECEMBER,
A. d. 1868, IN sAIi! COURr-1S BANKRUPTCY.
Th. il to give notice that tho tventyninh day e
December A. D. 1865. Warrant IN Bankruptcy was
issued against the Esta'c ri VII F. REDDISG. OF
Charleston. in the District of Charleston. and
Bankrupt op his own petition; that the pay
ment of any debts and de livery of any property
belonning to said Danlrup'. to him or Tor IN! hls
us.. apd the transfer OF amy property By hin,
are forbidden by law; that meeting OF the
Creditors of the said Bankrupt, to prove their
debts, aud to choose oro or more Assisne Of his
Estate will be held ut Court of Dankrup cy, to be
holden at No. u Broadstrect, Charleston south Caro-
lima, before r. B. CARPENTER, Registrar, on the
thirteenth day Of January, A D., 1850 at o'clock r NJ
J. P. NJ. EPPiNG.
United States Marshal as Messenger.
January
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T UST, ON TUESDAY, 29rt!. ON EAST
BAY, between Boyce's md hdgcr's Wharves,
q roll of Bank OF The STATE BILLS, about
two hundred and t@cnty-seven dollars. reward
will be sivon ii they ore left ct THIS OFFICE.
December 80 oT
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Gapartnersbip llolifr.

NOTICE OF CuPA ARTHERsziIP.-T
~ undersigned have this Gsy formed Copar.
norship for the purpose Of carrying On .he PRINT
ING AND PUBLICATIONS BUSINESS. unter the
name and style of E2CKAANN & MEIER.
c.. q. EECKMASE.
uECMAN -. MEIER
Charleston, january l. 1852 January
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INFORMATION D.-ATY IN
i FORMATION given OF SIEPHEN KEYS, who
reached the civ on Wednesday last will be thank
fully received by his wife, MARIA KEYS, at Grocery,
corner Church and Cha!mers.streets.
n.camher Ia
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Cost ano }ou,IO.

O>T,A HUNDRED DOLLAR BILL IN
| 4 Kipg.strect, between Ruasoil's Book Store and
Eeaufain.street reward will be paid if left ut No.
o. RROAD.STREET / January
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GonfatiDnaI.

THE MISSES ROACH WILL RESUME
the Exercises of thciS School Monday, January
l. at No. IS SOCIE1 Y-STREEf.
.Ian11nry w
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IITaNTED. EMPLOYMENT FOR "A LAD
w of thirteen years. to do crrands for store, or
to learu trade. Apply at THIS OFFICE.
Qecemter 20 -- b
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GIOPAEVH EOYIC E.--lIS. lcB-
" WARD ROACH has bscS associated with the
subscriber in the GEN RhL SHIPPING AND OIL
MISSION RUSISES>, under tuo firm OF WILLIAM
ROACH 4 CO., at The Old :iaIj. Corner CT Adscr':
South Wharf and East Bay.
January WILLIAM EOA1u.
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CtOPARTNERSHIPN N01ICE.s-DI AND
u after dac the Wholesale Fruit ind frodIce
business. heretofore under the name o. WEIGH &
BRANDES, will b. conducted by the undersigned.
under the naIue and style CT PAUL, WEIGH &
BEAhDtS DUNBAR J. PAUL,
\. ELLIOTT WEIGH,
January l. 1862 HENRY BRANDES.
In,,1
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THE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE THE
business rs heretofore under the same firm Of WILL
LIAM D. EERI0r & CO., az 80. 81 Broad-street.
WM. d. ukR1UT.
Jonnarv 1 q L. NJ. uERTsiT.
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IL]dnt6.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY. ONE HUM
w DRED LABORERS to work on the Phos-
phae lands Of ashley River. twenty miles from the
CITY, Apply ut No. 141 MEETING-S1REET, up
stairs. c. December 80
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C,upAE.TNFsEsII,P EoVlC :,;.-,2Hi:E
v undersigned win con.nle tic AUCTION AND
c. IMsIlsSION BUSINESS, a hcro;cforo conducted
at No. 55 Hasc!.s reat opposite tLa ros0i:c, uulcc
the frm name of CAMPBELL, KNoX !: co.
JANIS L. CAMPBELL.
john ESaX.
Japuary1 WIaT.T:M KNOX.
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Aw NOT Il MCMILLAN KING,
IL ESQ.,. is this day admitted partner in cur
Law Partnership.
CAMPBELL SEABROOK, LAWYERS,
no. 50 B, old-sircet.
JAMES B. CAMPBELL.
HENRY S!;ABRo0K.
MCMILLAN KING. January
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NrUTfCE.-.E HAVE THIS DAY ksSo-
~ GATED with me in tho HATSlTG. EX-
CHANGE AND BROKERAGE Dg>iNta'. ir. IL
WARD NJ. MsREiANi, Of tits city. under tic 1rm.
name and style Of L. GaMBniLL !: CO.
The power o: attorney from Elc .c L. IL Morc-
land ,s consequently, rcvolci. J.. GAMeEILL.
Charleston, 5. c., January !, ISL.
JIluarv inio
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TNGl ISH, FRENCH AND CLASSICAL
T. SCHoOL.-Thc Exercises OF this School wilpba
resumed ON JANUARY 4, IN the BASEMENT OF ST.
PAUI's CHURCH, Socety-strcet
JOHN CANNON. Principal.
Innrnrv1 fmo&
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rT7O Rent. "a PIANO, IL Go;,D ORDER
/ Apply at THIS OFFICE. Cclooer y
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N0phHTHEaRsnsPE EuT.CE.-I HAVE
u this q ~ asso;atcd with me, in the FAC CfUh-
AGE AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, my son.
HFNKY L. WILLIAMS untc: the firm Of w. L.
WILLIAMS son.
WITrHROpD. WILLIAMS.
Accom- 10 .ialon VIII If.
Charleston, l5anuary !. 1869.
Jluuaryl fnwl3
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DissslHtipr Of GorartafrsAip.

TE1HE COPARTNEEsHIP HERETO
i FORE existing between The Undersigned under
the firm OF WAI. d. HERIOr & CO., is tits day g.
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THE TENNESSEE ssHciTn.

A DoNpcfNdo'a Procl0u1uat0m 90 tine PQollcs
from the Nashville Banner, August 1871
Our readers WIN agree with us that the following
document q most unique Illustration OF the queer
times In winch We iive:--
+ go Tr GIVE rms DEVIL hrs DUE
10 THE EDITOR OF THE BANNHR-I have recently
seen flaming account IN the newspapers OF an out
rage committed on william 3. Hill, wish to ex-
plain. James Bosom, o nephew OF Colonel William
blossom ana q cousin of tins Mr.. Hin, of Murfrees-
boro backed and disguised himself and went in the
night to where he could ma John I. Rogers, q
son Of General Rogers, Of Rock Island; found and
shot John T. with pistol through q window, ana
has crippled HIM for life, for which he was sued.
James Bosom came to me--who was pressnt-and
agreed with me that n would 90 away ana run on
the Witnesses that Rogers could not obtain their
testimony, that should have certain horse and
another as good belonging to the parties, and $500
to boot, for which hold his note unpaid. was to
slip away the horses, or steal them away II you
choose to carry cut the plan and blind the public,
which did accordingly. ran the witness on aud
went myself 10 Alabama. Not long thereafter Bos-
son and Hili offered reward for mo and the horses.
NOT expected by me-. 1 was pursued arrested hand
cued by this same Mr.. HAL and cass into jail, whore
ley for months and costing me about 42 600 to get
HUI should nay this damsee. sued him Tor it by
arrestsng him ana keeping him IN custody until ne
refunded my $4,000 Winch No did with his own
hands; said II was right md No was sasasasd.
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY AUGUST o. 8ea4TRPLE SHEET

treated him better than was treated when In his
custody. / knew II was wrong when was running
tina witness away as well a. when arreating MI.
Hin, but believed the two transactions we're about
equal Every person is safe that will let me alone
for my msdeeds Curing tue war; BUD CARTER.
4 r. ST. nope such newspapers "a have noticed
this transaction VIII give the benefit OF this ex
plantation, and assure the public that they arc In no
danger from my hands they attend 70 their own
buaineSs. 1 a' mB. T..
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

The real estate market In this city continues quiet
without important features. although arrangements
are In progress for some extensive operations In
September aud the succeeding months Sales now
are exceptional Incidents and brokers and auction
GERS find ample leisure to enjoy Themselves at the
several springs and watering places. 1t is impos-
sibe at this time to form any )udgmentas to the
prospects for The coming season. So much Will de-
pend upon the WORKING Of tho money market that
10 arrive at anything like correct estimate Of the
chances OF ACTIVITY In real estate involves solution
OF the problem whether money Will rule tight or easy
during the fall witch IL yet too early to reach with
any degree OF defnituess. There are no movements
OF Importance during the past week to report.
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An Illustration of the Result OF All ReIisI ons
nj the End Of Mankind. .'Ia


There happened to arrive one day at country ian
q Catholic priest, Methodist minister, Presbyte
rian preacher and jewish rabbi. After the neces.
sary wash and rest required from travelling, supper
was announced as ready. to which aii.repaired NOT
knowing In the meantime OF each others presence
on seating themselves the rabbi noticing the food to
be contrary to his laws for eating politely requested
separate table, and to BIO served according TO his
ORDERS After . sef-introduction ana their custom.
airy ceremonies before meals finished apleasant oon.
versaton during the rcpast between the priest
preacher and minister, each trying to avoid as much
as possible touching on religious matters but whom
dessert was served and various subjects were dis
cussed they were led in spite Of their precautions to
breach religion, and nfter numerous endeavors to
maintain and convince each other OF the merits OF
their respective faiths, the Catholic priest
remarked that It was wonderful that man
should dIner 80 on religion when even that
had such close boundaries. The Msthodtst mlaistsr
concufred the Presbyterian preacher saytn9--''Gen
ticmrn, tits very truo; but think can give con.
elusive example thut - the eud or mankind We
snail hnve all religions on the same basis. The
priest and minister with sr0ased curiosity aud I'M
patience, urRvd him 10 show n. The Presbvterian
prsseaeFs rtnine ~ chais close 70 ths table aud
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Epsscspai Convenfion or the Diocese Of
Western New fork-Addrss Of Bishop
C0xe. rfrf1e 4
The Epscopa, Conversion Of the diocess Of western
New York clpsed tts session In Rochester on Wed.
pssdsy Iase Bishop Coke presented Als addrssa
embracing b senusAnStys ssview q ~ internal
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Charles X. Kirby has also bought the Barney smith
or Bradstreet estate, bounded nOrtheriy by State
street 10 feet ana inches containing 1859 feet and
inches, being the property numbered is and II
State street. for $6s.5ls 81 Also. for sat- 1865 "a an
estate, bounded easterly by the new line or Devon
shire street 20.4-lo feet, ana containing 1.34Ox
square feet mos. To- II and l9 Devonshre strecst
Tbesc estates foot mp $500 square feet at $3.50 1885,
II Will be remembered that the city took $120.0O0
worth TO widen Desonshire street. making the half-
million In all
sold to the First National Bank for $iS7, 500. An.
other part 1872 feet to G. o. ShAttuck $4,000. An
other part, S,o56 feet to Peeg W. Chandler,
$e8 465 81. This makes total sale OF 6,459 square
feet Tor $3io 065, leaving him ,545 feet.
The New Haven Journal reports the following
real estate transactions In that city,
few months ago the firm OF Corey n Ora
ham, In orange street. bought Deacon Thomp-
sons house in that street for $4,000
They soon after sold il to a gentleman for
$4,000. He paid portion and gave q
mortgage; but in time found he could not
pay the encumprance and was obliged to convey
the purchase back, which ne did. and then looked
up new purchaser, Judge L. B. Morris, who bought
II for SIS. 600. Messrs. Corey Graham then gave
back 70 the other gentleman the purchase money he
had paid, and made hun present of $1,000
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The mansion and grounds owned by the late Mr.
Bettuer, ON OAK Hill avenue. YonEers, have been
purchased By John Greyvilie Tor the consideration
Of $4,000.
VIM. Cooper has sold half an acre OF ground situ-
ate in the village OF Westchester and lying but few
Yards east OF the line OF the Porchester and Second
Avenue Railroad. to George McKitrick for 81. 000
J. Howard Brown, Of Augusta, Ca, has recently
Brooklyn, E. D.. the plantation OF the late Major Gen.
era Twggs, United States Army, ten miles south from
Augusta, On the Savannah river, 600 acres on the
cotton land on the Carolina SIDE Tins plantation is
cassed among the best in the South and has carried
most OF the premiums for crops OF cotton aud corn.
This place cost long before the war fifty dollars per
acres with improvements, for $21,0o0.
The Boston TTGretter Of the goth inst. gives the
following particulars OF O heavy real estate
transaction in that city $1,000
piece Of property on the corner OF state and Devon
shire streets 10000 feet for about fifty dollars
q foot in round numbers, to the National Bank and
others TINS statement was aen,ed 10 PRINT by one
q paper with which he has an interest. We have
since kept sharp lookout for the DEEDS and few
days ago that they had been duly recoraed
The whole property, several parcels was bought by
Charles K Kirby, the celebrates architect, and BY
him resOld to the parties who now own II, probably
as the result OF an agreement The property directly
on the corner. was sold to MI: Kirby ~ the A5lei
northerly by Stale street twenty feet and easterly
by the new line OF Dev0nshre street Ito Ieet In all
9s7 feet. Another parcel is bounded northerIy by
Inches and contains 4,37S feet. The price paid for
the Abel Smith property was as fOlows:--
1-3d undlvided willow
2-9ths undv1ded. ......................... 60y79
10th undivided. 30, 4S0
2-9ths undivided ........................ 6l,0S5
1-UtQ unOlVlQeu.. SV,4oV
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Relislous Notes.


Going abroad-Bishop Coke, Of the diocese OF
western New York. He Is not delegate to the
Ecumenical Council.
The Observer says it Is very difficult at this season
OF the year to nnd men enough In town to form
quorums In our committees and boards OF manage
ment In religious societies. The same paper Is sorry
to say that many oil our city churches are closed.
Rev. Mr. Fisse, rector Of Christ church. Plymouth,
having made use OF o ceremonial similar TO that
which is used In st. Adams, New York. and which
is neither authorized forbidden by the Book Of
Common Prayer, Bishop Eastburn. OF Massacnu-
sets has sent tho OFFENDING minister notice that ne
must not olllciate IN any church IN ms diocese.
but Mr.. Fisse gets neither at Plymouth. But his
Bishop constituting himself Judge jury and counsel,
unceremoniousy husres him out OF the ministry 30
far a. the State OF Massachusetts, IS concerned.
One hundred and twenty young men are preparing
for the ministry in Chicago; fifty at the Congrega-
tional Seminary thirty at the PresDyteria ana
forty at the Baptist.
r. L. Cuyier comparing Bishop simpson with Pun
shon, says:-"Wtth an average Methodist audience.
the bishop would cali out ten Amens' to Punshon's
One."
The Ecumenicai Council will comprise 922 bishops
and archbishops, OF whom 900 belong to the Latin