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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-09
ByI. s. X. BENNETT.

INHE EXECUTORS OF THOMAS BENZ
J. NETT vS Jane n. Bennett ct al-Under De-
cree Of the Court orCommen Pleas-!n Equity:
at Public. outcry, near the Old postonice 81 II
TRres LOTS of low water land, but suitable for
building, fronting on Smith street, between Bull
and Calhoun streets. - -t:..s:..s5..
No. SO. Containing SO feet front on Smith street,
/ by 103 feet deep, more or less. ',a..
No. 81. Containing 81 feet In front on Smith
street, by 25T feet deep, mere or,less.
No. so. Containing 81 feet In front on Smith
street, by 2S7 feet deep, ,Iso @ore or lesss
N1NE LOTS OF LAND, fronting on Line, Ashs
and Shepherd streets, as fellows:
No. /. At the northeast corner Of Line and Ashe
streets, msasuttns 46 feet on Line BY l45 feet on
No. z Next east OF the above on Line street,
measuring 45 feet front, by las feet deep.
= No. 8. Next east Of No. on Line street. meas
uring As feet 'front.' by l46 feet dsep. -
uring As feet front, by l45 feet deep:
No. s. On Ashe. street, measuring 4S feet G
Inches In ront, by 100 feet deep.
measuring 4s feet 4inches inIrdnt,.by 1oefeet
No. I. Next north Of mo. g, at the corner Of
Aahe and Shepherd streets, measuring 4S3eet
inches on Ashe street, by 100 feet IN depth on
No. s. On shepherd street, measuring 70 feet
No No. 0: o. On Shepherd street. east Of the above,
measuring 40 feet front by 1fsfeet deep.
plat at MI Bennett's ofice, No. 40 Broad street.
| Conditions OF sale-0ne.tthrd cash; lbalancein
two equal annual tnstalments, with interest from
date payable annually, Att per cent, secured BY
Sopa pay ya or nesssrS pss sad stamps
q. G.. MEMsHNGER,) AAo0A''
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= The STATE CIRCUIT CoURT.-The Court OF
General Sessions was opened yesterday morning
at 10 O'Clock, his Honor Judge Graham presiding.
The grand jury returned the following true bills:
The state vs.. VIM. Brown, assauls-with deadly
weapon; same vs.. VIM. A. Fox, assault and false
imprisonment; same vs.. Alonzo Butler and Alfred
James, grand larceny; same vs.. Henry freeman,
grand larceny. same vs. Charles Holman, VIM.
Haskell and John Sanders, grand larceny; same
VS.. Thomas J. Rooney, James s. Butler, John D.
O,Brien, James Carr and Reese Casey, petty lar
eeny; same vs. Gray Galliard, assault With intent
to kill and assault and battery; same Vs. George
Fraser, grand larceny; same vs. Lizzie White,
grand larceny; same vs. John r. Stoll, the former
county treasurer, two cases omcial misconduct.
NO bills were found In the following cases: ].
Anderson, assault and battery, and John D. Ia,
noga, perjury.
The following cases were tried and disposed OF /:
The State vs.. Denis MurrayEpetty larceny. Not
guilty. Counsel, C. W. Buttz.
The State vs.. Edmund Miles-same offence. Not
guilty. Same counsel.
The State vs.. Charles Johnson-grand larceny.
Guilty.
The State Vs. Robert Turner-breach Of trust
and grand larceny. Defended by R. W. Seymour.
Not guilty.
The cases Of the State VS.. John D. zanoga, for
bastardy, and Peter Walsh and James Smith, for
kidnapping, were continued until the next term
of the court.
In the case OF Prince Barrow, forgery, the pris-
oner was arraigned, andthe case set down fol
trial to-day. L. c. Northrop, Esq, was assigned
as counsel.
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By HOLMES & MACBETH,
Auctioneers.


GALE BY ORDER OF THE EXECU-
y TORS.
win be sold THIS DAY, March eth, ig. 'front.'
OF the Old Postofice, Broad street, Charleston,
S. c., at II O'Clock,
That HOUSE AND LOT at the southwest corner
Of Queen and Franklin streets measuring and saa
feet on Queen street, by forty eight .(t8) feet On
FRANKLIN street, more or less.
Tiat desIrably located LOT on the north side OF
Queen street, opposite the Mills House, contain
Ing IN ron5 On ss emu Ip S ie
Same more or less; bounded on the east BY Lands
now or late Of John d. Shearman, west by Lands
now or late Of Andrew Keppenberg, south BY
Queen street, and north by Lands now or late Of
]. 8. Craps.
Terms s-One.half -(1s) cash; balance payable In
one year, secured by bond or bonds or the pur-
chaser. with mortgage OF the premises, with In
terest at the rate OF ssSea per cent. per annum;
buildings to beinsured and policy assigned; Pnr.
chaser to- pay Us for all necessary papers ana
stamps. -marS
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aurtion 5aIes- 9ntnre Daps.

By MILES DRAKE,
No. ..333 King. street, Corner of Liberty.
GREAT OPENING SALE OF THE
On FRIDAY, March 10th commencing at 10
O'Clock, I.wlll SELL ..
$50 cases BOOTS AND SHOES, and
$50 cases Mems, Boys and Children,s Hats
JUST received direct from Northern and East
'ern: Manufacturers, and to be sold on their &C.
count.
This sale. comprises the best stock and assort-
ment OF
BOOTS AND SHOES
for ladies and gents, misses, boys and children
ever offered In this market, and well worthy the
attention OF city and country buyers
The snle will be positive, without any manner OF
reserve
Terms OF sale-All sums under 500, cash; over
500, thirty days. over $500, sixty days, forap'
proved endorsed notes, interest added. mars.
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;. BYJ. FRASER MATHEWES;

WILL BE SOLD. rHIs DAY, THE
w ..sth instant at the old Postonice Broad
''1sh TSree.story IS d : SWELLING AND Lot. known as
No. l25 Coming street. wGst side, one door north
of Warren street. Lot measures 20 feet mont by
Lot nortbeast corner Of Chinqsepin street and
Cannoh's court, in WsrdIgGss. Lot measures So
feet by 100 feet, more orlBes -: -,
/ Terms-One-haif cash; balance in u months,
secured by bond OF the purchaser Rnd:n1ortgaEeof
the premises; house to be kept insured.by sthe
purchaser and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay
]. F. Mathewes for papers and necessary o. 81. In.
ternal Revenue stamps. MARI
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ByLOWNDES & GRIMBALL.

TsTATE SALE BY ORDER OF THE
G Executors of th .emainderort the property
formerly belonging to the Estate General O. O.
Pinekney, on the west side East Bay and Gu1g:
nard street, or Hayne street extended, and which
was Withdrawn at sale OF 10th February, until
Council should establish line 6f Hayne street.
. Will be sold at the Old PostofAce, TUESDAY,
March l6, 18If at II O'clock
All those LOIS OF LAND on the west Blde OF
East Bay, just north OF Market, described In 8
plat made by VIM. Hume, Surveyor, December q,
1870, as Lots.A, B, O, D, e, varying In measure
ment from 20 feet 8lnches front on East Bay and
107 feet deep, more or less, 10 81 feet front by 121
feet inches deep, more or less. On one ftnese
Lots Is q good Two.story Brick House.
ALSO,
Those Three LOTS on the south side Of Guig.
nard street, measuring each % feet 4lnches,
more or less, and described In Lots OF W. II.
Hume, Surveyor, as LotsH, G, F.
ALSO,
Those Five LOTS. on the north side Of Market
street, east OF East Bay, measuring each 3 BY 100
feet, more or less and described In plat OF VIM.
Hume, Surveyor, by the numbers IL, la, a,
is, I8.
three years, secured by bond and mortgage OF
the purchaser or purchasers, with interest from
the day OF SALE at the rate OF seven per cent per
annum, payable semi annually; buildings to be
insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay
for papers and stamps.
Plats may be seen at cur ONCE. maF0
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PARIsIAN pREssMAKING is famous the world
over for its matchless nieety and taste and
those OF our lady readers who wish to avail them
selves of the services OF tranei and accomplish.
ed arttste in dress, may give their work to
Madame LuzIer, with full confidence In her skill,
prompttude and ability to please. She also makes
fine French corsets to order. Her establishment
Is on Ktng street. one door above Wentworth,
over the Dollar Store
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BY j. FRASER MATHEWES.
n ESTRABIY LOCaTED,R REAL ESTATE.

hESIKABLI ILOCAIEUthEAI EoTAIEL
IL VIII be sold THIS DAY. the 9th instant, al
the Old Postofice, Broad street, at II O'Clock,
Small HOUSE AND LOT, No. 20 South Bay, sect,
'ond Lot west or King street Lot measures
feet Inches by 81 feet 9 inches deep, more
less. "a.
Lot on west side ofsCounsll street.. next to c.
ner Of Tradd street, bounded by Lands OF Joss
RIVER on the south. Lot 15s feet front by feet
deep, more or less
Small two.story House and Lot, with outbuild-
Ing street. Lot 28 feet front by los feet deep, moro
or less.
Broad street; 20 feet lronr By lto feet deep, more
or less. each. ,..s,Sa
Lot No. l6 Savage street, east eide, SO feet frttt
| by 1870 feet deep, more OF less.
Terms cash. Purchaser TO payJ. F. Msthewes
for papers and necessary q. 8. Internal Revenue
Stamps. mar9
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TEE GEORGETOWN STEAMER EMrLrE.-Refer-
ence to our advertising columns will show the
changes that have been made In the schedule OF
the above steamer. She leaves Charleston here
after on the 18th, 18th, 22d, 26th aud 3lst.
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ByJ. DRAYTON FORD.

ByJ. DRAYT0N FORD.
EsPATE SALE OF" VALUABLE Sc
E' CURITIES.
. viii be sold at the north OF the Exchange, In
Charleston, THIS DAY, the eth dsy Of March,
1871, alta O'Clock 4. NJ, the following sEoORI-
s2Os5 40 oITY OF CHARLESTON SIX PER GENT.
s27o City Charleston Stock redeemable in
1871
$50 City Charleston Stock, past due
1914 IS Certificate Of Indebtedness Of Northeast
ern Railroad Company
One Bond Of South Carolina Railroad Company,
Seven PEI. Cent, $500
Fourteen Shares Charlotte and South Carolina
Railroad Company Stock
Thirty.three Shares Greenvile and Columbia Rail-
road Company Stock
Twenty Shares Blue Ridge Railroad Company
Three hundred and thirty.six Shares Charleston
Gaslight Company Stock
.One hundred Shares Memphis. and Charleston
Railroad Company Stock
Nnety.tyso Shares South Carolina Railroad ana
Bank Sock
Two Hundred and Forty Shares SOUTH Carolina
Railrea6 StocE
TWO Bonds Of Northeastern Railroad Company,
First Lien, Eight Per Cent, $500 eacn:
Terms cash. mar9
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RUSTIC GooDs RUSTIC GooDs!-A reduction
OF twenty per cent. on Side and Corner Brac&etss
Book. Racks, &C., at our stores.
CHAs. C. RICHTER & Co.,
Hasel street Bazaar, aud No. 18l King street.
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. CITY AT FsA | r S.
Meetings This Day.
Warrington Lodge, att P. H..
Catholic Institute, at half-past P. NJ.
. Auction Sales This Day.

I: s. Z. Bennett will sell at II o'clock, at
the old Postoftice, real estate.
I'D. Ford will sell at Il O'Clock, at the old Post
ONCE, valuable securities.
Holmes 4 Macbeth will sell at IL O'Clock, at the
old Postoffce, real estate.
j. F. Mathewes Will sell at II O'Clock, at the
old Postoface, real estate.
]. G. Minor Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock, at their
store, mems hats, clothing, sc.
a. H. Abrshsms s Sons will sell at 10 ocleck'
at their store, dry goods, hosiery, &c.
william Mckay will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
store furniture, billiard table sc.
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AsrEAM,ExGME FOR ONE DOLLAR, at Walker
Evans & Cogswell's; No. Broad street, Charles
ton, S. C. Call and buy one at once.
Sent per mail for 81 80, on receipt OF price
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TRY MApEs' NIrRoGENIzED SuPERPHosPHATE
OF LINE. The eldest phosphate made in this
country, with eighteen yeara' practical success.
Kinsman Is Howell are the agents for this superior
rertilJzer th
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-rtous througfl.a all the centuries. When the-neW
German Emperor sits upon bis throne, and around
him gathers his people with hero leaders asRorl-
ous as those with which David surrounded Zion,
then may he call out with the poet
'Vereint nit euche
sofordr ich mein. Jahr hundert in die schranken,"
United with you call my centuries into the Lists.
"Die Wacht am Rhein" was then mangnifcent-
ly sung and tableaux terminated the attrac-
tons OF the evening. ;.
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Knowledge is like coin, It's circulation is not
restricted to any particular class. The knoWl-
edge OF curative can only be obtained by prac.
tical test, and thousands who have essayed that
unite IN commencing the Old Carolina Bttters.
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BUsINEss. NoT.I Es.

REAL ESTATE SALE To-DAY.-On this day, OF
IL O'Clock, near the old Postofce, Will be offered
by l. 8. K. Bennett, lots belonging to the es-
tote Of the late Governor Bennett, on Smith, Line,
Shepherd and Ashe streets, together with other
valuable real estate. See advertisement.
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THE AcADEMF OF MUsIc.-"Much Ado About
Merchant of venicen was given for the second
time at the Academy last evening to much
larger house than Charleston usually vouchsafes
to repetitions. We can hardly imagine more
perfect embodiment of the uis conltca than Bishop
affards, and the spontaneous humor which char
acterlzes him is not marred by any artificial
stralning after illegltimate effects. His comedy
Is natural and easy, and Is, therefore, wonder
fully contagious strong accession to the com.
pany consists in the trio clog dancers, Messrs.
Cooper nd Field, who never fall to bring down.
the house. The opening farce OF "Your Life's In
Dangerm was as funny as ever, and Bishops
John Strong madeIts usual hit. We can but re-
peat the unanimous verdict OF the public upon
this very excellent combination,
CRUMBs.-All the horses attached to the
drays of Henry .Biscoff & Co. were ornamented
with miniature German nagsf Tying from the head:
band.
The Judges who decided upon tie handsomest
dresses and. best represented characters in the
PurIm BAN on Tuesday night were Hon. Mont
gomery Moses, the recently elected Judge Of the
Seventh Circuit, and Messrs. Huger, Laureyi Low
rance and Steele Mr.. Goldsmith simply awarded
the prizes by request.
Chief Justice Moses Sin town, and staying ct
the Wayerly House:
The adjournment or the Legislature Affords the
most uneQulvocal satisfaction to everybody in
town. People breathe as II they had been sud:
denly relieved Of q nightmare.
A detachment OF sixty United States soldiers
has been ordered from this city to Columbia. We
presume they are intended for the upcountry.
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BULK MEAT.-G. W. Williams & Co. advertise
for sale one hundred and thirty-eight boxes OF
good bulk shoulders.
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CoNrrRMAT1oSs.-The following were con-
hrmed in executive session on Tuesday: E. L..
Deane, State auditor, vice Reuben Tomlinson, re-
signed;. W. F. Williams, auditor for Union Coun-
.ty;F r. q. Green, treasurer Of erangeburg County;
O. F. Hall, auditor for Beaufort County; J. N.
Teague. treasurer for Barnwell County.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-09

No ONE having made trial Of the Old Caro-
lima Bitters Will deny the efficacy OF Its workings
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, MAGAz1NEs.-we have received from Mr..
John Russell the London Quarterly for January.
and Blackwood for February, published by the
Leonard Scott Company.
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The SCHOOL, FUSD.-The Charleston City
board Of school commissioners having memorial
lied the Legislature ivr certain notifications Of
the school law passed In February, 1870, includ.
ing the right to levy and collect tax upon the
property OF the city to supply deficiencies from
the State appropriations for schools for the year
1871, had the-encouraging hope that such amend
ments would be made, bill to this end having
passed the Senate; but the last intelligence from
Columbia has excited fear that the brll has been
lost Should this intelligence prove correct, it will
be great disaster 10 the public schools.
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TIE CHARLESTON ELECTION BILL.--The peti-
ton which has been in circulation requesting the
GoVstnor not TO sign the bill changing the time
Of holding our city elections is to be forwarded at
once, but will be found to be- Ne.fear, at least
day or two too late. Uuless the. Governor, being
informed of its obnoxious character, pocIered
the bill, 1t Is now law, and the excellent petit
ton will unfortunately, accomplish nothing.
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TIE. Bennett ESTATE sALE:-The following
prices were obtained at the sale Of the late Cover
nor Benefits city property yesterday, viz: Resi-
dence on Lucas street, $1,000; section No. OF
Cannonsboro' tide mill pond tract, $1,000; section
No. Of Cannonsboro' tide mill pond, $4,000;
wolots in:Lucas street, sss5; two lots in CAL
houn street, sls15; wharf property foot Of Hasel
street aHlf5.
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De CAsTRo.-Another full house greeted De
Castro last 1ight.. Tonight he will perform tne
feat OF cutting OF his head. Besides this attrac-
tion, an elegant sofa is among the gifts.
On Saturday there will be amatinee for the chill
uren, and every. little one will receive present
The admission then viii be only twenty-five cents.
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THE FELLOWSHIP. SOCIETY. one hun
dred and ninth anniversary Of this time.honored
society was celebrated last night at the. Masonic
Hall, by supper and the usual eloquent-e
ants. At meeting held at noon, the annual election
of officers fvr the ensuing year took place, wththe
following result: Charles II. simonton, president;
Henry Buist senior warden; james a. Murrell,
junior warden; John q. Honour, treasurer; Camp
bell Douglas. secretary; John a. seyle and W. l..
Daggett, stewards. The following standing COM
mlttees were appointed by the president: VIM.
Lebby, VIM. L. Daggett. George 8. Hacker E. m.
Whiting Albert Elfe, committee on relief; o. O.
Gaillard,.N. P. Tobias, Jas. A. Dufas John knox,
VIM. Thayer, committee on accounts; John h.
Honour, NJ D., D. G. Wayne, Fleetwood Lanneau,
VIM. E: Honour, Edmund Bull, committee on
schools; C. NJ. Furmsu, Q. B. oakes, E. W. Mar
shall, Charles Kerrlson, F. P. seignious, commit
tee on loans.
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Drp %rnns, &r:'

--,--.,-- -~-~--~------s
TURCHGorT, BENEDICT & CO.
RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
TO THEIR FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC
!. That, owing to the
SPECIAL FACILITIES AND QUALIFICATIONS
or their Resident Partner In New Tork,
They ore enabled to purchase their supplies of
FINE AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Both Foreign and Domestic, in oil cases from,
hfsthands,
AT THE LOWEST CASH FIGURE.
y. And thus to offer
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS TO Gus
TUNERS,
Their prices will be found from
TWENTY TO FIFTY PER CENT. LOWER
Than those Of any other Dry Goods House
in the South.
They invite on inspection OF their Stock which is
made up Of
oAUoT.IoN GOODS,
But Which will be found to consist Of an immense
yarletyof
THE CHOICEST AND LATEST NOVELTIES
INTHElR LINE.
Comparison, as to quality, with the best goods
offered elsewhere,
$50 q Al L N .dE D
/ And competition as. to price
IS DEFIED.
Every article sold by us is warranted to be pre-
clsely as represented. aA
Our motto-ls
"oUIoK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS" :
And Customers who wish to
SAVE MONEY IN BUYING
=. viii do well to give US call.
rURCHGorT, BENEDIcT.,& co.
Uptown Store, Downtown Store, ;.
No. 4s7 King street. No. 244 King street,
Corner OF Calhoun. Near "Fhe Bend"
octSl
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By JOHN G. MILYOR & CO. J, E. y

MEMS FELT AND LEGHORN HATS,
Nl CLOTHING AND DRY GOODS. = :fs't
THIS DAY, 9th instant. at 10 O'Clock, we will
sell at our Store, No. 1875 Meeting street.
| cases Mems Assorted FELT HATS, White Leg
Coats and Pants. White and Calico Shirts. Drill
Drawers, Undershirts, Shirt Fronts, Fancy and
Mourning Prints. Cottonades, Kentucky Jeans,
Bleached and Brown Shirtlng, Shirtlng Stripes,
GInghams, Fancy and Blue Plaids Printed Aprons,
Suspenaers, Blue Drills, Swiss Muslins, Jaoonets,
Hosiery, DC.
Conditions cash. mare
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RVS. II. RlENNETT

dIX VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS m
~ the Northwestern portion OF. the City at
Auction. .s1,5...: 2
THIS DAY. the 9th instant, at II O'Clock,
near The Old Postofice. ] will oner: :at auction,
The following fine BUILDING LOTS:
L. At the southeast corner OF Ipcas andyHW
streets, measuring on front line on Lucas street.
in depth on Mil street 100 feet Q
2. Next south Of the above on Lucas street, Is
feet on front and back line, BY 1oofeet deep:
8. Next south Of No. on Lucas street, 5 feet
on front and back line, by 100 feet deep. There
are two fine oaks on this lot.
4. Next south-of No. 3 on Llcas street, 46 feet-
on front and back line, by 100 -feetdeep.
s. Next south Of No.. 4 on Lucas street, 40 feet
on front and back line, by 100 feet deep.
: 6. At the northeast corner Of Lucas and Canoun
streets. measuring on front line on Lucas street
As feet inches on back ling Al feet 8nchee bf100
feet deep on Calhoun street. ,ts:sSs,1.ss :sS,.s
The piat of this property can be seen, st M:
BENEFITS ONCE: These Lots can be purchased
at private SALE aA.a WHOLE ttllthe 9Th instant
Conditions -0nethIrd ca.h; balance nsQne and
two years, secured by bond and moHtgage aof. the
property, with interest payable annually: Pur.
| chasers to pay Tor all necessary papers anc
| stamps. -, -. ',-, marc
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SERIOUS DIFFICULTY IN CHEsTE R.-The
Columbia Phoenix, of yesterday, says: "Passen-
gers from Chester state that the disturbances OF
Saturday were renewed Monday night. About
O'Clock, the firing commenced. ana was kept up
at intervals for several hours-the participants
7beipg whites on the one side and culored persons
on the other. As;the parties were not disguised,
the dinlculty cannot charged to the ku.kux.
The information we have received is that militia
company from Carmel Hn appeared In Chester viii
lage, armed, which excited the whites, and they
began to arm themselves; in short time another
militia company made Its appearance, and COL
ionoccurred.. :As Ear as we can learn, but one
colored man was wounded, although several
whitessrecelved bullet WOUNDS. The State and
town 6frcIals finally succeeded. In queting the
DISTURBANCE aud the military retired, bus it Is
feared that the troubles wIllbe renewed.n
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SMALL CRRoMos SMALL ClIRoMos !-chro-
mos In walnst Frames at 10 cents each; formerly
so,d at 40 Nosf6i KING STREET.
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ATTENTION, TouRrsTs.-Stereoscopic views
OF Charleston and vicinity; at NO. l6l klHS street,
or at the Hasel street Bazaar. noV12