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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-25


ownids,x sihilar GLASS Of engines; Provided,
that whenever any one OF the aforesaid are
companies shall own its engine and place the
same in the service Of the olty. it shah be paid
the full sum that is now or may be paid to any
other fire company having and owning the
same or o similar class OF engine; and proyld-
ed, that any fire company that is not provided
with an engine, shall receive no compensation
until it obtains an engine.
SEQ. 4. All ordinances and parts OF ordI-
nances, and all rules and regulations or the
Fire Department repugnant to this ordinance,
be and the same are hereby repealed.
During Alderman Mackey's remarks in sup
port Of the bill he paid high compliment to-
the efficiency of the Charleston Fire Depart
ment, stating that his reason for Withdrawing
the sections relative to establishing Board OF
Colored Firemaaters was because the presi-
dents OF the colored companies desired it
the present white department was not only
very efficient organization for it's purpose, but
be recognized it as m ,st efficient political Or
ganiaation-an organization which had bid de-
fanoe to the city authorities. The white de-
partment. said he, was now guilty Of an injus
tice to the colored fremen in paying them as
ifthey were slsves-paying them twenty. five
cents an hour when at work. He claimed that
as the wheels of their engines rolled IS swiftly
to fire as those of the whites, and their arms
we're as muscular and fully as willing to work,
they should be allowed some compensation for
their labor and hardship.
The title of the bill was changed 80 as to
read, "a bill to declare certain fire companies
. part Of the Fire Department, aud to regu-
late.the compensation Of the same;" then read
the third time, and ordered to be engrossed
for ratification st the next meeting.
sAlderman Z. P. Wall moved to adjourn.
Alderman Small hoped de resolution would
be pressed.
Alderman Blrrow moved that Council 60 into
committee Of the whole. Carried.
The Mayor then called Alderman Cunning.
ham to the chair and retired.
BACK SALARY.
Alderman Barrow then offered the following
resolution:
Whereas The Honorable Gilbert PilIsbury
was duly elected Mayor OF Charleston on the
prevented from entering on the duties OF his
said Office at the time prescribed BY law. to wit:
on the 10th day Of November, 1858; and, where:
as. the said Office Was withheld until the Sd
day Of May. tc69. OF which time he was duly
installed into the same; be it, therefore,
Resolued, By the Mayor and Aldermen Of
Charleston. in City Council assembled, that the
City Treasurer.b be and ls hereby authorised to
pay to tn Honorable Gilbert Pillsbury his ar
rear of salary. as Mayor. OF Charleston, com- con-
and ending on the 9th day Of May, 1859, both
days inclusive.
ALDERMEN Small. sanction de resolution.
Alderman Mackey spoke in support OF the
resolution. and it was adopted by rising vote
OF the committee OF the whole.
The Mayor then resumed the chais, and the
resolution was adopted by Council.
Council then adjourned.
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INooa1. RRrURNs.-From list Of income
returns published in the saysnnah Advertiser
We CLEAN the following facts inrelation to the
wealth Of Savannah: Fifty.tuo persons return
incomes Of FIVE thousand dollars and upwards,
ranging as high as two hundred and three
thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars.
The largo majority return incomes OF a little
over one thousand dollars. Printers, with one
exception, are very poor, and return no in
come at all. Doctors are also an Impecunious
class, and work day aud night without acou-
mulatipS large fortune. Lawyers are not
overburSened with large incomes, which may
be owing to the baokaardoeus in clients in not
settling up promptly. Editors Amt worth q
cOnt,neutal-peiug even poorer than printsrs.
The richest man 10 Savannah belongs to the
metcsnticle profession. One widow returns
nineteen Thousand and forty-six dollars IN.
come.
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State Asusrtistmeut.
TxECUrIvE DEPARTMENT.

LAND COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
COLUMBIA. =. c., August II. 1859.
OrICE rs HkREBY GIVEN THAT THIS Of
F1CE is now organized, in accordance with the law
creating the same, and is ready to proceed to bus
ness. In the purchase OF lands the interests Of the
state will be csrefully puafded 1t fs the deriro OF
the Commissioner to purchase none other than Rood
lsnds In good Localities ut their far market value
and at such prices a. the Same lands would be aold
TO private indiv duals. Arranaements' have been
made sy which the Bonds authorized to be issueq
for the purchase Of lands Will be teQnverted % cur
currency. The Comnissi9ner invites all parties
owning desirable lsnds 10 desirable localities wish
ing to cell ,hem and willing to take market prices
toforwsrd their proposals. giving Description OF
,ion TO The production Of cotton corn and efaihG
orally with Wow to the commeucenfent OF negous-
tio1 for the sale OF said lands to the state
>'O-0 O. p. LEsLIe.
August 1s mwfs - Land Commissioner.
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CRUMBS George L. Richardson and Pom.
pey Virgil were before the Mayor yesterday
for Fighting. Richardson was fined FIVE, and
Virgil ten dollars.
Mr.. George W. Pemberton was the "6rst
man" at the StonewaIl engine house. on the
night Of the fire.
MIR. aoodwyn, special agent OF the Treasury
Department for the districts Of Virginis and
North Carolina, who has been here for several
days past instructing the new customhouse
officers in their duties, will leave in day OF
two. ~.
Why does not the Clerk OF Council read
the petitions and communications sent into
Councilp --.--,.--..s--.-- ,.-..
Parties baye offered to rebuild the stonewal
engine housS-one for 1856, another for s4S9
and another for $575.
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Dsua LABKLs.-We desire to call the atten-
'tion of druggists in the city aid throughout
the State to the peculiar facilities Of TIE NEWS
JOB Office for printing ell kinds of drug labels,
prescription blanks, &C., at the shortest mo-.
tice, aud In q style unsurpassed anywhere in
the country. Our stock Of cuts, borders and
fancy type is unusually large and choice. Call
and examine specimens Of work.
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A HEROIC DEED.-We are informed that at
the time that Mr.. Jungbluth's two SONS and q
boy named Meyer were struggling in the water
off sullivans Island on Sunday, Mr.. Fergu-
son, who was walking on the beach,. he ard
their cries and at once ran to their aid. Seeing
the peril Of the boy, he sprang into the water
without even throwing of his. clothes. The
battle for hfe was hard one, and more than
once Mr. Ferguson was in imminent danger,
but he succeeded at last in saving the elder
Jungbluth and Meyer. Mr.. Ferguson himself
was 80 exhausted that it Vas feared he would
not recover, and we learn that heisstil in
precarious condition II this Information be
cor, ect, Mr.. Ferguson. has done an act Of
heroism which in France would probably
have given him the ribbon ofthe Legion
Gaonneur, and in England the medal OF the
Humane leciety. rs' = IT,
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TIE NEvs IN THE CouNTRY.-Readers OF
TIE NEWS going to the country can receive
>their fayor,te paper by mail, daily, at seventy
FIVE cents month, by addressing note, with
thefr subscription, to our publ cation Office.
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n RGIA
MUTUAL FLRE AND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
MACON. GEORGIA.
Authorized Capital aL................s $500. 900

FIRE AND LIFE DEPARTMENTS SEPARATE
and distinct by charter 100000 paid into the In
surance Department of Georgia according to law
for the benefit efthe assured In this Company.
stockholders wealthy and responsible gentlemen Of
Georgia.
purely Southern Company, allowing only six
per cent OF Its earnings to The stockholders; the
rest the profits divided among the Policyholders
on the ccnt,bction plan.
+ Fire Department LAS been in successful opera
tion for six months, and has already accupslated
handsome assets.
Lie Department In full and successful operatsn,'
and vieing WITH old companies In Its success.
All Of is Policies non.forfettsble. and Of every
description of Life and Endowment, together with
an annuity table and return premium plan.
No restrictions upon travel, place Of rcsidence or
occupation. .
Women insured Qp same terms as men.
Loans half Of It's premiums No notes taksn.
oFYIoERs:
WI. LAwTON, President.
&c. McBURNEY, vice.Presdent
RI. EGHTFooT. Secretary.
g. F. McCAY. Constituting Actuary.
P.H WRIGHT, E.aminia$ Physician.
This Company Is now prepared to 'ahe risks either
IN the Fire or Life DEPARTMENTS and solicts share
OF the patronage of the city and state. .
j. @. HOLMES, Jra
General Agent for South Carolina
Local an, Travelling Ages.s wanted in all parts of
the state. Liberal commissions allowed, or q sal
ary fl preferred. Applications to be made to
J. g. HOLMES. Jr. General Agent No. IS Broad
street, Charleston, S. O.
July 81 pAc WIN
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TEE R,Eo1m Cr1 o1Y1oERs-DEms1oN OF
.pM1 JUSTICE Mosrs.- Yesterday the Heyor
received telegram from City Attorney, &o..
D. T. Coebin, stating that Chief Justice Moses
had refused to grant naandamus in the cases
loe ". n. Hughes, City Assessor. o. 2. Frazer,
Assistant Assessor, and P. G. Query. CITY
Sheriff; aid in the case Of Q. N. Averill, Flour
Inspector, awarded quo soasranlo against n.
Caulfeld. -.-..--..-.
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<ADsunw1sz BEArxa. @Festerday afternoon
a negro woman nsmsd Jane Maxwell applied
TO Magistrate Mlsbsw. colored, Tor warr,nt
to arrest her husband upon the charge OF com.
nittipg An assault and battery. 1Sbe' stated
sthathe had tied her up and lashed her unit.
the blood freely 8 we'd from her wounded
body. The warrant was issued, and constable
sent 70 arrest the brute. 81. -. -,
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

CoorER Sour. boiled fish. shrimp salad for
lunch this morning at Torcks, "Our House"
corner Of Queen-street anH East Buy.
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~ ATH TO w - IL m
BUY
FLEMING's WORN CONNECTIONS,
The Best In Use.

They are made of "santonlue," AID contain no
injurious "rrg.
Read what one Of the most distinguished pbysl'
caus CT Richmopd Va. says about the Loze ges;
1have long used .an,oniue the active princlpl' OF
Fnronean Worm. eed, as an efertuai medy for
Woryps In chiI ,rep, Mr.. Va ner IT, Fleming pre-.
nares q Loeeuge composed OF 1t. which Is very
p,aes,nt and palatabe form IN which to administer
f. - chf,5ren and which may be relied on s.. prop
erly prepared. Y. E. m"'''o'' 'H'
For sale by
DIR. q. DAEB, Wholesale Agent,
June q Nv A'A A'''@-e
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SALE OF Real EsrATl-Yesterdsy Messrs.
Leitch. d Bruins sold the two-story wooden
dwelling and grocery stand OF the south sast
corner Of Cannon and st. Philip streets, the
lot thirty-eight by eighty-two feet. for 5000.
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A LARas BALLOON was seen floating across
the city about ten o'clock Monday night, its
course being frou, the southeast TO the north
west Where it came from and where it went
ne are not able to state. ..isA.i.. .,. ,..e
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AnusKMnNrs FOE The WINTER 6KAsoN.--
There is every prospect that Charleston, this
winter. will be unusually CAV, and We are glad
to find that there ID every disposition, on the
IT OF persons in authority, to offer concert
and theatrical companies every proper induces
ment to make our city visit. The Hibelnlan
Sonety, for instance, are remoaelnS and en-
larging the stage of their spscious theatre,
and are adding new scenery and appointments.
When these improvements are completed. the
Hlbernian Hall Theatre viii be able to do full
iusuce to bo performers and public.
numb OF engagements for the use CT the
hall have already been made.
The season will be opened on October by
the D. B. Collins and Kate Raymond Dramat.c C
Company. which has been playing succ sfully
in the North. Their season will last tTo
weeks.
After the departure Of the Collins and Ray
mond Troupe. the Skiff Il Gaylord Ministries
will have season OF one week.
In November the Masonic Fair will taie
place, lasting one whole week. The whole Of he
Hibernian Hall building has been engsged III
the purposes Of the fair, which promises to lie
very attractive.
On November 20, the Ford Dramatic Com
paut, including the Chapman sisters u
open at the Glbernlan Hall aud play tor OIL
week. DIR. Ford is al old theatrical manager,
and has frst-rste company. Lass season re
charming Chapman sisters played In Southel
cities to crowded houses.
On December6 6 the Lsura Keene Dram It! :
Company will make their FIRST appearance.
They will remain here two weeks. Laua
Keene has wide reputation as an actress,
and she will not play uLless she is supported
by good company. Other engagements are
expected to be made, but enough has been
s.id to show that Charleston will be asuerry
place to visit this coming winter.
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Fso.ps on = PrMrl1rsaAa1 1,n1 Is CONVICT Sheriff
E. N. n. Msokey9yestsrday received letter
from Colnmha, notifying him OF the escape
from the penitentIary Of John Heyward. negro,
Who was sentenced bythe State Court to four
years imprisonment for burglary. .u;..o
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YAcHr RAoE.-On Monday afternoon an at
tempt was made TO make up the proposed race
between the yachts Rose, Undine and Black
Crook, but failed because one OF the yacht
owners did not come to time. Another effort
will be made to-day.
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New CorFos.-The supplies coming forward
are increas,ng, and yesterday some seven bales
were reported: bale from Columbia. st G..
classed middiing, consigned to Frost b AdRer,
sand sold by thsm7at s. cents; bales from A.
". Loyns, Florence, g.. O., consigned TO A. J.
Salinas, factor; classed full mIddhng. sold at
"a cents (; 1loW ,middllng st s2i cents; nom
Augusta to Messrs. Pelzer, Adgers d Co.,
sold at s2l cents. aud by Hessrs. Reedsr Z
Davis, sold at SIT oents; bales new reoeived
previously By Messrs. George W. Williams =
Co., classsd good .m,ddling, sold at u cents
1bale ofpew Geo1 gia was received by Clsgharn
Heulne &go. l.i.-l
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MEErING OF COUNCIL.

Election Of Inspector General Of Timber
sad L N EFT h Q Ob3eottenable
Clauses ef tho Bill % Establtsh Boara
) OF CeloreA Fixemasters Stricken Out-
.Adop&1on OF . 'ReSslatiDn T. Pay ssost
$500 to tho Mayor.
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SUMNER TOURISTS, before starting for the
country or the watering places, should supply
themselves with the best trun and valises,
at Chapeau & Heffron's No. 6S Meeting
street, next to the Mills House, OR send their
old trunks to be nicely repaired and renovated
at the same establishment. New sole leather
trunks and valises for sale. 8 August "a
LIGHT READING FOB THE WARM WRATHEs.-
Our friends in the country who desire TO obtain
light reading for the warm weather. at strictly
popular pr1ees, are referred to the advertise
ment of Mr.. C. G. RICHTER, the very enterprls-
ing and trustworthy Kins-street dealer in books
and periodicals OF all kinds. His list will be
found 10 include something to suit every taste,
aud it seems to US marvel how he can afford
to seud his books by ms!l over the country,
posr-paid. at tho r,diculou " low prices named.
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-Arernxn Rnu1aos.-Six negroes who are
in the vorkhouse, were srraignsd before the
Mavor yesterday upon the charge OF msuSor :.
dination-refuslng to work. After careful
investigation, the Mayor ordered that they
should- 40 ten days, extra work. ,sJs[lli.a
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The PIRR AT THE SToNKwAIL ENGINE HOUSE.
The investigation into the origin Of the 6re at
the StonewaIl engine house was resumed. by
Assistant Engineer r. NJ. Alexander, Yesterday
afternoon, in the law Office OF Messrs. BUST &
Buist.
Henry White. member Of colored Fire Com
pany No. was near the engine house on the
night Of the fire, and when the alarm OF fire
was given rushed around to the engine house
and found the door shut When il was opened
by Nr. Wagener, with an axe, he went in and
fiioticed that there was FIRE in the rear and on
left side of the building. He assisted in taxing
the reel out Of the house. When he attempted
to reel off the hose he found 1t tiedA The rope
was cut. After nearly every revolution OF the
spool it stopped and rope had to be cut be-
fore any more hose could be reeled Oh.
John d. Gilbrath, colored, substautiated the
statement of White.
Mr.. Thos. E. Strother, hearing the alarm OF
Are. vent on the pavement and noticed light
at the stonewall Engine House, and went there
AMI. saw man trying to knock the door down
with Al, axe. When the door was opened, he
went in anos noticed that the left-haud closet
was on FIRE. he TEN helped to haul the engine
to the well. The reel was then brought up.
He did not know anything about the reel being
tied.
Mr.. 4. W. Thames was with Mr.. Strother
when hs went to the engine house. Henoticed
that the reel was tied, or entaneled, he could
not say which. The rope had to be out before
the hose could be used.
Mr.. Alexander, after a careful review OF the
testimony, gave it as his opinion that the FIRE
was the work Of an incendiary.
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TIE CATERpiLAR okJAMEs' ISLAND. "A num-
bsr OF fac,ors went over to James Island yes
terday afternoon. and exam.red thoroughly
Ahe plantations OF Mr. Wallaee Lawton and Mr..
Hinson. After careful inspection, they came
to the CONCLUSION that the caterpillar on these
plantations won ba as destructive as they
were last year but for the unusually hot and
dry season. The ca,erpillars are OF different
broods. and are found in all stages. A week
ago there were very few to- be seen, but now
they are found in svarms, and are already
piercing the bolls ss well as eating the leaves.
At Is feared that the yield, where the caterpillar
is thickest Will not exceed one-afth OF full
crop.
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A Mos wna-Our readers will perhaps re
member Catherine Hoffman, wh9 because her
husband wouldn't give her money to buy mar
ketins. threw his tools into the yard and burnt
them, aud when asked by the Mayorif young
man in the oourt-room vas her husband, re-
piled s'Och. no, yer Honor, he's too'haud-
some man for that" The Mayor then sent
her to the House Of Correction. Her term Of
service eI dred few days since. md she had
anotaer quarrel wlta her husband, and then
ran away to the house OF negro msn! Her
husband had her Arrested, and yesterday sne
was. arrsignsd be.ore the Mayor who sent her
back to the House Of Correction for ten dsss!
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LOCAL MATTERS.
A..ssa.aiioan A.saaiia Sale; !; Thi. Day.

A. q. ABnAHAMs & Sons will sell at 10
o'c:ock. al their store. cigars, tobacco. whiskey
10. -
KNOX, DAILY Co. will sell at II O'Clock, on
Union wharf. sloop Adela.
WILLIAM MoKA1 VIII sell at 10 o'clock. at his
store, carpets. furniture, DC.
LIS. z. BxaMIrT will sell st Il ocsock, at
the old Postoface, city SIX per cent. stock.
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CHEP ADTERTISIN6.

Tm CHARLESTON NKws, the circulation OF
which Is about twice rs large as that OF any
other paper published in South Caroliaa, is the
pest advRiipg medium for all business men.
For persons who want stu ltions or servants;
who want houses or apartments, or have them
to rent: who want or who offer board and lodg-
ing; whohSve lost or found articles Of value,
TIM News has NO equal; and in order that all
Glasses may have their wants supplied, we have
,sdopssS! !ssss Siioxingssscsl ID aaAr ADvn.-
r,snm1sspassssn for which museipysrisbly
be m.de7,sAen asI order e giosn: .so =
Advertisements Of situations wanted by or
osared TO clerks, governesses, tutors, work.
men, mechanics, house-seryants, porters, chop
boys, cooks and washers; board and lodging
wsneed.or~ offered; apartments wanted OF to
let; articles lost or iound houses, shops, Offices
aud warehouses wanted or to leh and miscella-
neous vans Of all kinds.
For each insertion OF advertisements OF the
CLASSES specified:
Not exceeding THREE LINES or % vords:.. ~ cents
Fouz Lmu or 80 words. .....&o .
FIVE LMn or 10 words......s0
All advertisements to be inserted at these
rates must be prepaid and delivered at Tn
NEws Office bYsP n.
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Markets. .,
motion to confirm the election was made
aud seconded.
Alderman T. J. Mackey said he certainly did
object to confirming the election OF ali except
ingone, whose name he would give il it was de-
sired.
The elections were then oonfrmed-Brown,
Cunningham, Geddlne. Howard, hcKulay.
Small, Thorne. Yoigt, L. F. and 4. P. Wall,
voting in the Affirmative; Barrow, Collins,
Hampton, E. W. NJ. and T. ]. Aackey in the
negative. - -
Alderman T. J. Mackey introduced bill en-
titled "a bill to amend bill to reorganize and
regulate the police force Of the city" 1t re-
ceived its first reading.
On motion ofAlderman T. ]. Mackey, the .Bll
TO declare certain colored fro co npanles part
fof the Fire Department, and to establish
board of colored Fl-emasters," was read tue
second time.
After considerable qulbbling, the bill WAS
amended so as to read as follows:
A BILL, TO DECLARE oERTAIN FIRE COMPANIES
PART OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT. AND ro Rs'
TABLIsH BOARD oF oJLJRE FIRE@AaTERs IN
THE CITY OF CHARLESTON
Be IL ordained by tue Mayor and Aidermen
OF Chareston IN CITY Council assemb ed, clai
the following named duly incorporated hre en-
zine companies bs, auu the same ale eteb',
declared and consti uted part OF the Fire De
partment Of Charleston, to WIT: The u"lsed
Fire Engine COMPANY, the Comet Star Flre
Engine Company, the Niagara Fire Engine
Company, the Prudence Fire Eugine Company
the Ashley Fire EuR,ne Company, and Toe
Union Star Fire Engine Company. Au9 Sne
said fire engiues companies shall be, anc afe
hereby declared to be entn led to all the rights
privileges and Irnmun,ues to which any and all
other fire engine companies are now, or shall
oe en,ltlet under the ordinances OF the city, OF
the su.es and regulations oil the Fne Depart
ment, and shsll BIZ subject in all respects to
the PROVISIONS ots the act Of the Legls'aIuIe oi
South Carolina, PASSED December q. 1886, en-,
TITLED Ian ee5 Ter Tue better reSua lon OF the
Eire Department 10 he City OF Oh irl'stoD."
SEC q That aaf fhe fire engines now owned
by he city aud not in possession OF uuiy i'l,
corpJrated Ere companies snall be transferred
by The Chief OF the FIRE Department.. immedl'
atey a. ter the ratlfAatiou OF this ordinance to
the said fire companies, who shall have the use
of the, same for two years from the date OF
such transfer. -.
SEC 8. That until the SAID fire companies
| shall furnish their own engines, they shall re-
ceive compensation at only one bal. the month