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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-18
By L0WNDEs g. GRIMBALL,
Auctloneers.


III MORTGAGE.
RICHARD 8. PORCHER vs. NATHAN L. TOOM.
ER, THEODORE A WILBUR and RICHARD T..
MORRISur Jr., Trustee.
By Yrns Hs L r. f and order Of sale
the First Circuit, will he sold at Public Auction,
THIS DAY, the 18th January. 1o72, at IL
O'Clock, at the corner Of East Bay and Broad
streets, Charleston,
All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND
known at pre- ent by the name Of Richmond,
situate In that part OF the County OF Charleston
formerly known as Christ Church Parish, about
lwelve miles from Mount Pleasant Ferry; butting
und bounding to the north and northeast by 8
navlgable creek formerly called "White's Greet, -
to the east by Lands now or lately owned by
George White, to the southeast and south By
Lands now or lately owned by Miss Mary Barks.
dale, to the south aud southwest by Lands left
by Thomas Barksdale to his daughter Sarah, but
now or lately owned by Thomas Il. White, ESQ.,,
and TO the west and northwest on Lands OF
EflDgham Wagner, Esq, and TO the aorth on said
creek formerly known as George Whites Greek.
Terms-One third cash; balance In one and two
yeare, secured by bond OF The purchaser, with
mortgage OF the premises. bearing In crest from
date OF sale payable semi annually. Purchaser to
pay Referee for papers and necessary Revenue
stamps. ARTHUR MAZYCK,
jan Special Referee.
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BY L0WNDRS & GEIMBALL,
AuctfoneerG.

VALUABLE RICE PLANTATION ON
Y Oombahee River, known as "Rose Hill and
Pleasant HILL"
Under power of sac contained In q mortgage
from Robert Chlsolm, Jr., Trustee, to VIM. Q. Bse,
Trustee dated lst July, 1859, will be sold at Pub.
lie Auction, at the corner Of East Bay and Broad
Streets in Charleston, on TUESDAY, the S0th day
OF January, 1872 at II O'Clock,
an that PLANTATION on Con1bshee River. de-
soribed in the conveyance made byWm. O. Bee,
Trustee or Mrs. Elizabeth q. Trapier and children,
to Robert Chisoln, Jr., Trustee, In accordance
with the order Of Hob. R B. Carpenter, Judge OF
the First Circuit, dated 1st july 1870, as als that
Tract Of Land comprising the two Plantations
called pleasant Hilli and Rose Hlll,' and the ad-
Joining Tract called tRugerson's,' or 'Ruger's
Wood situate lying and being on Combahee
River IN Colleton County, 10 the State Aforesaid,
measuring and Sontainlng tMenty one. me-. nnnsfea i
and bounding to the north partly on Lands Of =.
BarnWen Hayward, and partly on other Lands OF
the said VIM. O. Bee, Trustee OF Mrs. E. II. Trap
I ss east op q
ing three hundred and nfty.three ana tnree.quat.
ters $3.50 acres from the northwest corner OF
said Tract, sold by the AUDITOR si Coleton CSunsy
BY the said VIM. @. Bee, as appears BY certificate
Of the said Auditor, dated January I'd, 1s71.s :
The said mortgage TO secure the credit portion
OF the purchase money having been made IN puf-
suance Of the trust contained IN the deed OF con:
veyance Aforesaid, and containing 8 power OF
sale to.the said VIM. O. Bee. upon default OF pay.
ment, without resort to any court for Ioreoiosafo
The said Plantation is under lease to J. B. Bis.
sci until lat January, 1876, and Is sold sublect 10
said lease. Possession given on lst January lS1n
Terms-One.third cash; balance payable ID Que
and two years. with interest from dsy ss pag.
able semi.annualy, secured by BOND OF tue psar pu
chaser and mortgage OF the property PurSnSy1 PurSanna
to pay for all requiite' papers ana 70 on 20
stamps.
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Auction Sales This Day.

william Mckay will sell at half-past P. NJ,
atNo. ssS King street, house-furnishing goods,
crockeiy, &c.
John G. Milnor & Co. will sell at halfpas!
10 o'clock, at their store, dry goods, clolhiug
and caps.
Leitch & Bruins will sell at II o'clock, at the
east end of Broad street, real estate.
Lowndes & Grimball will sell at II O'Clock,
corner East Bay aud Broad streets, real estate.
J. Fraser Mathewes will sell at II o'clock, at
his Office, library.
is. Bennett will sell at IL o'clock, near
the Postofice, real estate.
r. NJ. Marshall & Bro. will sell at IL Qcloc K,
at the Postoff1ee, real estate.
Hutson Lee will sell at II o'clock, corner
Broad street and East Bay, real estate.
Louis D. DeSaussure will sell at IL O'Clock,
at the Postoffice, real estate.
J.sDrayton Ford will sell at II o'clock, at
the east end Broad street, real estate.
&C. McGiuivray will sell at IL O'Clock, near
the Postofice, real estate.
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By HUTSON LEE,
VALUABLE GROCERY 1

VALUABLE GROCERY AND BAR.
Y ROOM STAND In Church street. ,1,, - .
Will be sold THIS DAY, January 18th, 1872,
at II O'Clock A. NJ, at the corner Of Broad and
East Bay streets. :;
All that LOT OF LAND, with the buildings there
on, on the west side OF Church street, one door
south ofChamers, and known as No. 95. There Is
on the front three aud q half story wooden
house, with slate roof. six l6) upright and TWO
attic rooms, and in the yard TWO story brick
hon e. stats roof, with five t5) square rooms. and
pantry. Large clstern and good well Of water on
the premises. Lot measures twenty-sx and q
half I28hl feet front, by one hundred and fifteen
Q16) feet deep, be the san more or le g. Premises
may be inspected at any . before the sale.
Terms-One half cash; balance In one year, Sc
cured BY bond OF the purchaser, bearing Interest,
and mortgage Of premises. Bui dings TO be In
sured and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay
Auctloneer for naprrs and amps. Janis
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By J. DRAYTON FORD.

n ESIDENCE IN LIBERTY STREET.
II, VIII be sold at the east end Of Broad street.
near the Pos:ofdce, THIS DAY, the 18th OF
January, at IL O'Clock a. NJ,
street, No. IA, being two and a half story wood
en- building, On o high brick basement, containing
two basement rooms, four square rooms and TWO
attlcs with tin roof The LIT measures ABOUT AZ
lines, and 30 feet on north or back line, be the
same more or les9.
Terms-One- third cash; balance by bond, pay.
able in one and two equal successive annual in.
stalments from day Of sale, with interest semi
annually, secured by mortgage OF property. Pur.
chaser to keep Residence insured for amount OF
credit portion, and TO assign the policy to mort.
jan1S
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FUNERAL OF ALDERMAN GARDEN.-The fune-
raj services of Alderman Elias Garden took
place yesterday afternoon at three O'Clock, at
the residence of the deceased, No. Ill Com
ing street, the Rev. Jcs. B. seabrook ofhciat'
ing. The funeral was attended by consider
able number of citizens, among whom was
large proportion of whites. After the services
had been concluded, the body was conveyed
to the hearse, which was followed to the place
of iutsrment by large aud honorable escort.
At the head OF the procession walked the Hon.
Alfred Huger and Mayor Wagner, followed by
the City Fathers, the commissioners of the
market with the chairman, John 81. Stein
meyer, the officers of the Fire Ds2arlmentand
police. The remains were taken to the bury
ing-ground of the "Brown Mems Fellowship
Society," in Pitt street, where they were in
tered.
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By HUTSON LEE,
Auctioneer.

CMALL RESIDENCE IN POINsETT
~ STREET.
Will be sold at the corner OF Broad and East
Bay streets, THIS DAY, the 18th instant, at II
O'Clock A. NJ,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the cottage there.
on, situa ed on the south. side Of Poinsett street.
and known as No. q, In plat OF fifty two lots;
made By r. X. Pdyne, surveyor. ia April, 1854,
measuring forty (40 feet front on PJinsett street.
by one hundred and nine t1o9) feet in depth.
oppor unity is here af .rded for securing one.
Terms-Onehalf cash; balance In one year, se.
cured by bond OF purchaser bearing seven per
cent interest and mortgage of the premises.
Buildings to be insured and policy assigned. Pur.
chaser to pay Auetioneer for papers and stamps.
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BYL X. BENNETT. !
HANDSOME REsI[Di ENgHsIN { II , WARD n:

A HANDSOME RESID ENGESIN WARD
IA mo. s. ~ Auclien. E. 10
THIS MORNING, the 18th instant, at the
POstof1ce, at II o,clocS, will offer at auction,
All THAT HIGH L0E. OF LAND. with handsome
located at the southeast corner OF Elizabeth and
charlotte streets. The LOT measures 100 feet on
Charlotte by 40 feet on Elizabeth street. The
Brick Mansion is';in. excellent repair; contains I
rooms and 2 attic rooms;:3 piazzas;. g hands
marbe'maDtelplecss; slate roof; cistern; gas, DC.
DC. Avery 1net brick wall encloses nearly THE
whole Lot. The ontbuildtngs are mostly Of brick,
and are 10 good repair. Beng on TWO OF the best
streets in the city, the property Is exceedingly
valuable. AZ
Conditions OF sale-One., fird cash; balance by
bend IN one and two gears with legal interest,
payable semi.annually secured by mortgage or
the property. Buildings tn be kept insured and
policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for all neces.
slry papers and stamps Ianl8
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by LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE..
NSTATE SALE OF PLANTATION OF

SdLC Op TLaNl a1lON OIN
E PON-PON RIVER.
THIS DAY, the 18th Of January, 1872, at II
Charleston by order Of the Devisees Of John Ashe
The two RUE PLANTATIONS at the best pirch
OF tide, known as "Will Town" and "High Was.
sic - or "hot; ;erdam," now merged into one Plan.
lation, situated in st. Bartholomew's Parish Gel.
leron County, opposite VIII Town, on large
ly lO40 acres, Of which AGO acres are Rice Land
under banks, about which have been
lanted last year. Bounding to the nor.h and
northwest by lands OF estate OF Baynard and Ed.
ward Barnwtn, to the south on lands Of Mrs
Wayne, and to the east on said Greek. On the
place are TWO small Dwelling Houses and accom-
modations for seventy or more negroes.
TRACT OF PINE BARREN LAND on the
Pom Pom River, st. Paul's Pari.h, opposite the
"H III Town. Plantation, containing $50 acres OF
Land.
ronditions-One.thlrd cash; balance by bond,
p.yable in TWO equal successive annual install.
ments, with interest from day or sale, to be sc.
cured by mortgage on The property. Purchaser
10 pay for papers and stamps. II not soidkthe
Property Will be leased. janis
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. Alexander McConkey,
the well known Broad street painter, died
suddenly yesterday morning at his residence,
No. &2 Broad street. He had been prosect'
ting his business in good health the day and
night preceding his demise, and his unexpect-
edideath was severe shockt to his numerous a
friends. Mr.. McCoikey was q natirn Of IRE
land, and emigrated to this State a little over
twenty years ago. An inquest was held over
the body, and the jury found that he came to
his death from apoplexy.
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Anrtioir 6alesl-g future mans.
By HUTsON LEE,

nEsIRABLE LOT IN SPRING STREET.
IL VIII be 80 d at the corner OF Broad and
East Bay. streets, on TUESDAY, 2sd instant, at Il
one UNDIVIDED HALF INTEREST in that
d91 M kSla 5h rs sphs one doof
Of Ashley street, measuring f229) two hundred
and twenty nine feet front on Spring street, (4a)
two hundred and forty.fdur feet on back line,
and l3l9) three hundred and nineteen feet in
depth, from north to south, be the same more or
less. 2s ftt5t
This Is one OF the highest and most desirable 10.
catlo3s In the northwestern portion of"the city,
and Is only one square from the line Of the City
hallway. 40
Terms-One half cash; balancein one year, se.
cured By bond of purchaser, with seven per cent
interest, and mortgage OF premises. Purchaser
to pay assignee for papers and BtafnpB.J g
janY7.7 : J. B.. BlSSELL, Assignee. Il
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By j. DRATTON FORD,
Auetfnueer.
I LEMENTINE q. BERNARD

CLEMENTINE- H. BERNARD VS.
~ RICHARD II. GAIN.
By virtue Of the judgment OF Hon. r. F. Gra
ham, Judge OF the First Circuit 10 above case, VII
be cold THIS MORNING, the 18TH OF January
rect, near the POstoffice at II O'Clock.
All that LOT OF LAND, situate on the north
west corner Of Rutledge avenue and Fishburn
street, In the City Of Charleston, measuring and
containing 1OS feet on Rutledge avenue by 430 feet
on Fishburn street. 1o8 feet on Legare street, and
43G feet on the north line; butting to the east or
Rutlrdge avenue, to the south on Fishburn street
10 the west on Legare streeE, and to the north on
Lot E on plat OF land belonging to the estate o.
7. N. Gadsden, executed by K. 7. Payne, Survey
or, 18th March, f843.
Terms-One-half cash, and the residue on 9
credit OF one year, with interest from day OF sale
secured by bond Of the purchaser and mortgage
Of the premises. Purchaser 10 pay for stamps
and papers. G. l.. BulST, Reieree.
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THE CIRCUS Is COMING The great expec
talions relsed BY the huge illuminated post
ers, which diversity the scenery along the
burnt district In Meeting street, will, doubt
less, be realized this morning in the advent OF
Haight & Co.'s grand circus aud menagerle'
The exhibition claims to be the colossal show
par excellence, and if but half of the astound
ing feats and but a fifth OF the terrible. aui
mails which have glared upon gaping lounger'
for weeks past from the bill.boards be forth
coming, the circus will be- one of the bes'
that has ever visited the city.
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CLUBS AND SrARs.-Edward Ray and Henry
vanderhorst, two boys arrested by the detec-
tiyes for stealing spoons, saucepans, and
other articles, from the store of Messrs. Fart
d Co., corner Market and King streets were
sentenced each to thirty days hard work In
the House OF Correction.
Abraham Turner, the small boy who was
caught stealing cotton from Adger's wharf
was sent to the House of Correction for ten
dsSrs.
Two noisy inebriates, found tacklng about
the streets, were each fned one dollar, which
they paid.
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ELEcT1oN.-At the regular meeting of the
Union Light Infantry Charitable Association:
held on Tuesday, l6th instant, the following
officers we're unanimously elected: Douglas
Nisbet, president; David Broadfoot, vice-pres-
ident; George P. Maclndoe, secretary and
treasurer; James MacDuff, piper. Committee
on cemetery lot David Broadfoot, James Mac,
Duff. VIM. Ferguson. Finance-Robt. Wing,
James F1nlay, W. B. Mcmillan. Charlty-Johu
Flnagln, D. J. Paul, VIM. Ferguson. Letters
s.. Saunders, A. Duncan, L. Melf. Stew
ards-James MacDuh, D. Livingston, g. L.
Gillersteidtr
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By A. C. McGILLIVRAY,
AuCt1oueer.

GMALL, COMFORTABLE DWELLING,
y 80 Henrietta street, north side, third east Of
Meeting street. at Auction.
THIS DAY, 18th instant, at II O'Clock, will be
sold,
feet front by liz.
Terms-One. half cash; and balance In one, two
and three years; secured as usual. janis
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NEwMAP OF THE UNITED sTATRs.-A new
and complete map of the United States has
Just been published by Gaylord Watson,' oi
New York, especially suited to the wants Of
merchants, slippers, business men and others
1t is beautifully colored in counties, shows all
the railroads with their stations, and all the
important towns throughout the country. The
general agent, Mr.. BeatsoD, is here for shor'
time to canvass the city.
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Notifies in Bankrnptrp.

nIsTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
- STATES OF AMERICA, EASTERN DIS:
TRIor o or so1TH CARoLINA. I'm the matter Of
WiTKOWSKY i HYAMs, Involuntary BANK an
rupts.-In Bankruptcy..ro whom IL ~ sy snoint So1'
ment as assignee Of WITKOWSKY & HfAMs, OF OF
Camden, in the County OF Kershsw, and State OF OF
South Carolina, within sad District, VINO nave .a;
bten adjudged BaukruptB upon thelr CIeoi Cis
Dated at Charleston, S. c., the third day OF jan
uary, A. D. 1872. DANIEL Haas.
iar3.ths Assignee.
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BY r. NJ. MARSHALL g BRO,
AuctIoneers.
n EFEREE,S SAL

d E FERE E'S SA LIE.
III Executors OF JOHN Fl. TGCKER, deceased,
against the Devlaers and Legatees Of J. q.
TUCKER, .f.!
By yiItue OF decree made In this case, by
the Honorable RrF: Graham, Judge Of the First
ClrcultI will offer for sale at public Auction,
at the Old Postoflce, at the foot Of Broa1 street,
in Charleston, on THURSDAY, February 1st, at
IL O'Clock A. N. = Qi
The following REAL ESTATE, situate IN George.
town County, belonging to the Estate OF the late
John q. Tucker, to wit: 20
The PLANTAT ON known as Will Brook: also,
the Plantation known as Mtchfeld; also, the
Lands on sandy Island also, the Plantation
known as Glenmsre also; the Plantation known
as Holly Grove; also the Plantation known as
Moreland.
A more accurate description OF these Planta.
tions will be given In future advertisement. ::
Terms-One third cash; remainder IN one, TWO
and three years, to be secured by bond or bonds
OF the purchasers bearing interest at the rate or
seven per cent. per ankum, payable annually
from the y Of sale and mortgage Of The prop.
erty purchased. Purchaser to pay Referee for
papers and stamps.
SAMUEL LORD, JR-, Referee.
daofH fhofu - =
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u Us1,NEss NOTICES.

ALL WINDOW SAsuEs, BLINDS AND DOORS
sold by .,P. Toale, No. 20 Hayne and No. 80
piuckney streets, are made at his factory on
Horbeek's wharf, 10 this city. A general
stock OF building material constantly on hand
Call aud examine the qualify aad prices OF his
work, which defy competition and are une'
qualled. Lasting satisfaction is guaranteed In
ali, sales. augls-thstu
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DIsARMING THE RIFLE CLUBs.-The various
rifle clubs in the city which havebeen furnish
ed with rifles by our worthy Slate officials
we're somewhat astouuded yesterday and the
day before by the receipt of letters from Colo
mel W. N. TAFT, of the First Regiment N. G. s..
c., enclosing the following extract;
HEADQUARTERS SoUrH CAROLINA MILITIA,
ADJuTANT & ms: ECToR GENERALS OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, January 6, 1877. }
Special Order, No. l.
The following organizations In the City oil
Charleston, s. g.. will, on receipt Of this order,
turn over all arms, equipments and amRlnl'
tion belonging to the Slate, now In their pos
session, to Colonel W. N. Taft. First Regiment
N. G. s. G..
By order of his Excellency the Governor and
COMMANDMENTS Chief.
F. J. MOSES, JR.,
Adjutant and Inspector-General S. G.
In his letter, Colonel Taft asks to be inform
ed of the date when the stores will be turned
over, in order that he may make out the
necessary papers. These nisslves have been
received by the Charleston Riaemen, Adger,
Washington and Marion. Rifle Clubs, and will
be responded to at early m ,elings OF the clubs
See First Page for other Local Matters
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per annum. Effort has been made, and is now
being made, to increase this number TO four
hundred. Can this not be done? Are there
not far more than this number Of gentlemen
In Carolina who would esteem 1t, NOT a hard-
ship, but privilege. even In their poverty, to
sacred memory? The Home" is the organ
lied and definite expression of practical Con-
federate sympathy, and, as such, makes It's
| own appeal to all hearts In which that name Is
enshrined. When that appeal falls upon un.
needing ears and nnrespoDsiVe Rearts among
ue, the ''cause" will be ''lost" indeed. we DO
not believe that that time has come OF WILL
The Revs. DR.. ]. L. Glrardeau, E. 7. Wink
ler, W. 8. Bowman and J. G. Drayton then
delivered addresses, all touching upon the
late war, and the holy trust Of taking care OF
those orphans and widows left In want by
those who had given up their lives for their
country and principles.
The Rev. G. S. Vpdder then read the follow
ing lists of the officers elected 10 serve for the
ensuing year:
Board of Control-Mrs. NJ. A. Snowden,
president; Miss 8. NJ. Middleton, yice.pre 81
dent; Miss NJ B. Campbell, secretary and
treasurer; Miss Jane A. Adger, corresponding
secrelarSi Mrs l. S; snowden, MRS; geo: Is9S h9S-
eson, Mrz. C. S. VeddeT. Mrs. James Conner,
Mrs. G. w. Olney, Mrs. VIM. Shepherd, MIS- s.
Y. Tupper, Mrs. F. ]. Pelzer.
Officers of the Auxiliary Association-Hon.
J. B. Campbell. president; Henry Gourdln,
vice-president; F. ]. Pelzer, treasurer; J. 4.
Wilson, secretary.
Executive Committee of the Auxiliary Asso-
cla,ion-Henry Gourdin. L. D. DeSaussure,
VIM. Shepherd, F. ]. Porcher, Tneo D. stoney,
Geo. q. Mofett, John S. Fairly. 0. A: Bowen,
Geo. II. Walter, H. B. Olney, ". A. WardlaW,
q. II. Raymond, 8. Y. Upper, W. Aiken Kelly,
s. A. Nelson, Thos. Frost, Jas. Armstrong, Jr.
Rev. Dr.. ]. T. Wightman then pronounced
the benedIction, which concluded the proceed
Ings.
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Drnas. Ghemlrals. @r.
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CuE1LLEY's PARIS KID GLoyEs-every pair
warranted. These Gloves will be taken back
even otter wear, for any imperfectons, such as
tearing or ripping.
49,. London; So Regent street.
DEPoTs New York, 929 Broadway.
Boston, 8 Temple Place.
FURcHaoTT, BENEDICT q Co., sole Agents
for Charleston. noV3-omos