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a Valuable Sea Island Cotton Plantation al Pri
s! u1te H1Le ..'57~1 .- :

= RY w. Y. LEETCH & r.. s.. BRUINS.
Brokers and Auctl0neers, No. IS Broed St.
POINT TPLANTATION.-Thts fine Plantation contair-
ing 573 Of high and large body marsh land Ia
situated at the southern extremity Of Wadmaaw Island
It is bounded the south by North Ediso River; on
the east by Leenwah River branch of the Ediso on
the north by lands Of Hugh Wilson. Esq, and On the
west by lands Of Bates, Esq. and the estate Of W. a.
Seabrcok. Before the about 500 under o
high state Of cultivation, and produced fine crops *
Long Cotton of superior quality The situation Of this
Plantation unrivaled by any other in the vicinity. I
reputation residence has been fully esab-
hshed by the uninterrupted health Of it's former proprie
tor. wfrn6 S;.l tDeoemher 10
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AUCTION SALES.


r. M. MARSHALL 4 ERc.
Win sell THIS DAY, the 10Th inst, at halfpast 10
HORSE; BUGGY AND f,c1sE; TsKsEss. B,,rev Horao
Pony, Side Saddle, Brides, &c. %
FRENCH PLATE a1RRoR. anso Extension Table ,,oh,;r
Chairs Tables Entry Clock, Fru1ned Engravings Car
pedng, &C. December 10
BIZ r. NJ. MARSHALL s. BRo.
Will be sold THIS DAY, at 1O>S O'Clock,
Cooking stoves
lot s. segars sgis.s December 10
nTAi nGo!ng s. RE sES gsqds q s,4g Mesis'g % goAs &C.
THIS DAY the 18th inst, at hafpast 10 O'Clock, viii
an3 sel Ia at @ our salesroom; No: s5 Hayne street,
Pieces Cassimeres Worsted Scarfs
Faeces safanets Hosiery, &C.. &c.
CASES sEGARs
Boxes Soap
Bazes Biaekng. December 10
ca'pes, Bags, Mattresses, Bedding, &C., at Auc-
1ownpEs -; $ sE1nrBA11,
eA,RRETs: RIGS aI1TTREssEs IRE 81 Sc bS6Bfae G659fs
fl1ows ana otner articles: December 10
PssaSe sX 81 ,sT sns4H 75rz9 R;oekGs q A4es52n
TOMORROW, Doth instant at the north side of the Ex
rhat desirable Ghs3ge a dtS Tjll Be 6dnr sola ,os
roof situated on the west side Of Rutledge avenue and
amown as No. 81 With premises all goods servants
ess on utedge avenue by 100 feet Deep or less
Terms-Onc-third cash; one-third in one year; one
third IN i've Policy Of insurance to be assned
furcAaser tc pay us Tor papers. December 10
gesSrao!e snaaA D,oeAs'1as al Ae4ction.
TOMORROW, Goth instant at the uortl side Of fe Fx
desirable Wo ST7os sroR7 ToopES ss'd DWELLING
NO ~ Sres street. west sde containing four square
rooms piazza a2a gas fixtures On the premises are All
the requisite accommodations Tor servants The Lot
measures 38 feet front and so feet IN DEPTH the
less NM /.
Y That desirable TWO STORY WOODEN BUILDING,
LOT measures 40 feet front BY 80 feet in Depth be the
same or less. .E ~ sE s@if - ~
Terms s-One-third cash; balance in two equal annual
instalmens. Policy of insurance to be assigned Pr.
chaser 70 pay us Tor papers December 19
IN EQUFTY-COLLETON DISTRICT.
John D. Warren us. Benz. Stokes ct a.
at public auction, at II O'Clock AM near the old Gus
tom House, in the City Of Charleston ut the risk Of
the former purchaser, on the TENTH DAY OF JANU-
AIRY NEXT, nm - STs' ,---,'D
That valuable PLANTATION known as sNsry's Island
situate IN the Parish of ST Bartholomew in the District
Of Coeton on the head-waters Of Chehaw River con-
tanning one hundred and 139) acres of high
land and three hundred and ten (310) marsh
land, be the same more or less. tITT1T I-s
TermsOnethird cash; the balance on credit of one
two and three The purchase money to be secured
BY bond With adequate security and mortgage of the
premises Purchaser to pay for papers.
B. STOKES, G. e. c. D.
Commissioners Office Coueton District Dec TO- 1866
December IL .,sl- IA ~. ~--.'. .v16 tl,1
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PRIV ATE SALES.
~ Plantation i7z COlzeton District.
Y BIZ LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE.
For Sale or Rent

For Sale or Rent
The PLANTATION in Cclleton District lying between
the Ashepo9 and Pom Don Rivers and the line Of the
Charleston and Savannah Railroad, containing 1885
acres Of land less; Of which, about rs are
h1ce Land under bank and about 120 Of Cotton
and Corn Land, the balance Woods. The growth of
timber Is the very best for getting out barrel staves
hoop poles &C. There is about $40 900 worth Of tim
ber on the place There Barns 10 Negro Houses
and q plain Dwelling on the Plantation. 9s-.-,z
Apply above, at No. 23 BROAD STREET .a.
December 10 la &s ufm2
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AUCTION SALES.

A01ss f1 F2g.s: Sc z,zHfe & A'st0"
At 10 o'clock TETS DAY, the 10th instant in front Of
their Office usual.
Articles and animals received to the hour Of SALE
December 10
By 9s1HSi WaLsWR .I:GgE; .SsosSt e son.
THIS DAY, the 10th instant, at Rooms corner
state and Chalmers Streets ut hapast 10 O'Clock, will
be sold,
19e,,s: 100 cases MEMS woMEN's MISSES and Chill
DREN'S SHOES, just received direct from manufac-
turers,
SERGE ana KID CONGRESS- BooTs Balmora,s, Mo
rocco Boots and Balmorals, Buff Glove-Top Balmoras
Extra Size Jury and Oxford Ties, Mems Split Brogans
Conditions cash December 10
Br WiTsUS, G1eaS1iss, 8 sztggs9ss, g9E., &c.
THIS DAY, 18th instant, at salesrooms corner Of
State and Chalmers streets at 1o1z O'Clock win be
HHDs. CLEAR SIDES
- herces Sugar-cured Hams
cases Durham Mustard
Fariha
cases Rhine Wine
~ Champagne
- cases Champagne Cider
barrels Very Fine Bourbon Whiskey
pieces Bagging
25 boxes Soap
10000 segars.
Conditions cash. December 10
By L. BUNCH & SON,
wiz sell WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, FSRNfrURE,
HORSES, &C. 07- N
EVENING SALES commencing at 61< o'clock
variety of useful articles: CROCKERY BROOMs
Water Dppers, Clothing, Shoes, &C. All Of which we
duplicate at auction prices.
December 10 uf
NOTICE.
IS Sales eso EVERY EVENING at O'clock by KHRoY & Co.
No 339 King-street, OF general assortment of DRY
GOODS, Clothing, Fancy Goods, Jewely, Boots and
Shoes. Cutlery Perfumery and Soaps.
December 10 ~
Hauana Sugar, account Of ,o7.ona Il nsuy con-
ce7n-By order Of The Spanish Consul
By J. A. ENSLOEV g. co.
On THURSDAY, 9th December. at IL O'Clock, viii be
sold by Auction at the Custom House Stores
600 BOXES HAVANA SUGAR OF VARIOUS GRADES
The said Sugars comprise part Of the cargo Of the
Spanish brig .'Joven Jose Fradua Master which put
into this port in d stress, whilst intended voyage
nom Havana to Antwerp and sold for account of whom
December l8
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GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS And new YEARS

y 4 - (. 'SGE
GREAT WATCH SALE ON THE POPULAR ONE PRICE
PLAE, GIVING EVERY PATRON A HANDSOME AND
RELIABLE WATCH FOR THE Low PRICE OF TEN
DOLLARS WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE, AND
NOT TO BE PAIDFOR UNLESS PERFECTLY Salts
y. FACTORY. s.'&sl @sF@E.4 ..545 .-.1. 77",5
100 Solid Gold Hunting Watches $3.50 to $3.50
100 Magic Cased Gold Watches. 200 to 500
100 LADIES'. Watches, Enamel1ed 100 to 500
200 Gold HunAng Chronometer Watches. $50 to 800
200 Gold Hunting Enghsh Levers. 200 to $50
500 Gold Hunting Duplex Watches. $50 to- 200
ooO Gold Hunhng American Watches. 100 to $50
900 Silver Hunting Levers. so to $50
500 Silver Hunting Dnple1es ............ Is to $50
500 Gold Ladies' Watches. SO to $50
1000 Gold Hunting IepiRes. 50 to rs
LOCO Miscellaneous Silver Watches. so to 100
.26Q0 Hunting Silver Watches s............ Is to so
5000 Assorted Watches all kinds: 10 to rs
" aB- Every patron obtains Watch by this arrange
ment costing but $40, while it may be worth $75G No
partiaEty shown. -ts Ss 'Ts.1.
MEsszs.= J: H1cK1 ING Co.'S GREAT UNIoH W11cH CO.,
New York City wislto immediately dispose Of the above
magnificent Stock. Certificates; 1a1ni1g articles are
placed in sealed envelopes Holders are entitled to the
ardcles named their certificate, upon payment Of Ten
Dollars whether it be Watch worth $3.50 Of one worth
less The return of any Of certificates entities You
of its WORTH and asno article valued less than $40 is
named on any certificate it VIII atunce be that this
is no Lottery hut legitimate trans
acnon which may bet in sven by the most
n single Certificate viii be sent by mail, post padd,
three AND elegant preIaIn for S., sixyax and
valuable premium $10 hundred and most superb
watch for S16 To Agents those wishing employment
fhts Is rare opportunity is legfimately conducted
70 t5drnss me most careful scrutiny; Z !, Ty ~
4: < ...,a No. 14e BroadWay, n. Y.
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Residence in Columbus street (Wnrd M =, !

1se'eee7soe e Oos1ns0uS-se!eez (Wu7d No. y, a
. -. - AUCTION. sas
BIZ. W.: Y. LEITGH: g II. s.; ERUNS
Auctfoneers. n. m. n '%-
On FRIDAY. the 28th instant, VIII be sold at Public
Auction, in front Of the Old Custom House at III
That desirable WOODEN DWELLING, situate on the
south sdeof Columbus street. known as No 19 contain
ing eight Rooms The Lot measures Columbus-sreet
Terms-One-hafc cash; balance in twelve months ae-
cured by bond and mortgage of the premises
70 pay us 1or papers 8s n1wf December IT
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I.'ench Coffee House.

French Coffee House.
By VVARDLAW s. CAesEw.
VII H. be sold, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, TOMORROW, the
2Otn INST at the French Coffee House, on East Bay
Al the FIXTURES, FURNITURE AND sToCK Of that that
consisting Of we'll selected assortment Of
brano1es, Whlskeys, Wines, Scgara &C.. &C.. together
With Marbe-Top and Mahogany Tables Chairs Looking
Glasses, Stoves, Crockery Dish Covers, Cutters, &C.
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furniture, Ch15rs &C., &C..
BIZ BOWERS s. SIACOX.
VIII be sold THIS DAY. in our Store No 1877 Meeting
street opposite Market, at 10 O'Clock,
MARBLE-TOP BUREAUS, WITH GLASS; Sideboards
Sofas, Lounges HairSeat Chairs, and Wood-Seat
Chairs Ma1be,Top Side Table, Dining Table Tete-a-
ers, Nurse Rockers, Cane and Woodseat Rockers Ma
6ogany HalrSeat Rockers, Washstands, Toilet Tables
Bedsteads Mattresses Cots Stoves, &C., &c.
Conditions cash. .' Decenaher 10
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AUCTION SALES.


Fs'st Cargo Ne,c Crop 1tolasses and Choice Gro
ce7-y Sugars at Auction.
By RISLEY d CREIGHTON
THIS DAY, the 10th instant at Ii O'Clock A NJ ,t A.
commodaton Wharf, will be sold.
The CARGO ex bark Orchilla, from NIatanzas Cuna.
10 mus. choice New Crop CLAYED MOLASSl:S
~ oos choice New Crop Muscovado Molasses
~ hhds. superior Grocery Sugars
1er1ns-AH sums under $500, cash $500 to S15OD On
December 10
Rdisi7as Rdlsi7as Roisins!
By ISAAC e. HERTZ & CO.
IO-MORROW, Goth inst will SELL ct our store No oo1
Last Bay, corner of Cumberland street
2OO BOXES BUNCH RAISINS
500 boxes Bunch Raisns
500 quarter boxes Layer Raisins.
received per latest Importation Conditions cash
December 10 N"N ~ooAA' ~oAA'
sea IS10nd summer Resort yt-EdangsuWe-- Sale.
BY CLIFFORD & MATHEWES. N"'e
Auct1oncefs AT1d Real Estate Agents No
sc BROAD Street. -,
viii be sold TOMORROW goth inst ct the old cnstoro
House, ut II O'Clock r.
Inc VILLAGE OF EDINGSVHLE well known as t1,a
neany and delightful of the planters ana
their families on Edisto Island. -
Inns Village contains about SO of large size ia i'm
heuatey on the ocean, adjoins EGsto Island is miles
from boat iandng and about 40 miles from Charles
ton Steamboats, from The city twice week and re-
turn Sea bathing and delightful climate The above
Lots will be sold singly. oo'
Terms-One-haf cash: balance in one ve,r -v;+b -,
ers to pay Clifford Mathewes for papers and sta1nns
3 December 10 -.y~crIl1
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as dangerous, though the little fellow was badl,
bruised.
SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Mr. T. A. WHITNEY yes
terday sold large amount Of landed property
belonging to the estate Of the late DONALD MACK
1NTosH; and we were pleased to see that he had
large audience, and that the bidding was prompt
and brisk. From what we know Of the houses and
lots sold incline to the opinion that the proper
ty brought very good prices; altogether Of the
best signs of the growing prosperity Of commu-
nifty.
No. 26 Vanderhorst street sold for $2275. No.
103 Wentworth street brought $3.50. No. 500 King
street. at present occupied by Mr.. G. II. BEHRE,
brought $4,000. No. 531 sold for s340O. The house
next north Of Mackintosh's Court went Tor $3.50.
The honse occupied by Lawrence Campbell, the
barber, brought s2G50. The other lots brought
$500, $685. $3.50, $780, $291O, and s170O respect
i've y, in the order in which they had been pub
ished in the advertisement Of the SALE
This property was sold BY order Of the executor.
LOCKED UP.-An individual calling himself CHAs.
HASTINGS, and protesting to be from Canada, was
lodged in the Upper Wards Guard House on Mon
day afternoon last, by Mr. J. G. B1cnEY, who, hay
ing visited his home in SummerviIe q day or two
ago, found that it had been broken open, and sew
eral articles stolen among them a gun and two or
three TASKS Of powder. In examining the interior
OF the premises, Mr.. B. happened to open closet,
where he found HASTINGS nicely ensconced; and
taking him in possession, he brought him to town
and lodged him as above. he has since been com
mitted to jail by magistrate.
MAsoN1c.--At the Annual Communication Of St.
Andrews Lodge, No. 10, A F. NJ, held at Masonic
Hall, December 18th, 1866, the following Brethren
were duly elected and installed to serve for the
ensuing year: .
*Bro. W. j. TRIM, W. NJ
Bro JAS. MoDUFF, s, ".
Bro B. S. DURYEA, j. ".
Bro T. MCCARTHY, Treasurer.
Bro E. N. JEANNEREIT, Secretary.
Bro g. W. DUNSBEE, s. D. $t@ M@@
Bro L. P. sPEISSEGGER, J. D.
*Bro. J. BEASIEY, Tyler.
So: So: w: wM: Ssoekz SRookslsks, j., Stewards
sRe-elected. 'E'2' ii
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LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE STATE.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE. CITY.

agTHE LIST OF LETTERS RE
NAMING in the Posto@ce at the
end of each week is published $oH-
cially int III II d a LIZ N Il w s.
every Friday morning.
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Portable Colon Press, Cotton Gin, Saddle.
MCKAY & &CAA1PRELLx .s:aa.
Cash Auction House, z#-5.@
No. 55 Hasel Street, Opp. New PostoGce,
VIII sell, on. FRIDAY, 2lst inst, at 10 O'Clock,
One Ingersons Patent Portable COTTON PRESS
One forty saw Cotton Gin, little used.
ALSO, .,.:H: 80
Our regular sale same day. s: j5$::s ~ ..5:@
Conditions cash ..:s;.., ri %!s,t December 18
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UNBER DECREE I'm. .EaUITY.

80 II H. Just Us. FGrlel.
On TOMORROW Goth inst, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ will be
sold underthe direction OF the Master, near the Old
Custom House, =: .:-..:'. - = II .in' - s: = III /.
known in plat hareofas annexed to title from Col
VIM Drayton to VIM Wight1nan, recorded in the Office
Of Mesne Conveyance, the 1O7 at the corner
Of laurens and in Charleston meg
surfing ~ feot 3aehes IN Laurens street by
1O1 feet inches inidepth Washington street. hay
ing such bnttnga and boun the said
piat. @*'.is ;,ss:Assa iFn:y. .:,-;f ss.-A
and two years. III bond Of more sureties With
interest payable annual3 by aIuortage Of
the prerises the buildings to be inquired and kept
sured until the bond paid and the policy assigned to
the Master. Purchaser to psy for papers
= r y
December 19 ,i,s;es Master IN F0nitv
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hdrna near Bl1cEUULe, Ba7n,oeu District at Auc
ton.
BY w. Y. LEITCH & r.. S. BRUINS,
Auctioneers. q

On FRIDAY, the 28th instant, will he sold at Public
o'clock "1 r = - -
All that tDEsIRABLEFARMA AND RESIDENCE, situate
about i've miles from the Village of Blackvile on the
South Carolina Railroad Said Farm contains 128 acres
ABOUT 60 acres Of which is cleared and fenced The resi-
dence is Of wood contains four Farm are
number of small buildings, with kitchen.
This property is bounded north by lands of P. Hair
Darling Tomlinson, and west by Rogers Branch.
Possession given Immediately and the property can be
examined by applying to ME-. W. JOHNSON, adjoining
the premises. s s# .>4-.~1:T71 .
Terms-one half cash; balance payable in twelve
CHASER 10 pay us tor papers. mwf December II
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NOTICE.
Sales EVERY EVENING at O'Clock, by KILROY Co..
No 339 King-stroet, OF general assortment of DRY
GOODS. Clothing, Fancy Goods, Jewelry, Boots and
Shoes. Cutlery, Perfuuery and Soaps
December 10
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n nsn Z, X ~, = as,s, e x ,st
jury s.inpartial suffagescotd do IN the South.
We mow, futwe ahall not tall him. We won't tell
% Story.-lre,ac sa.snvfs6 Esa.ssaTa Esa2 vi
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LOCAL MATTERS.
A GREAT VARIETY Of very interesting original and
selected matter will be found on our inner pages
to-day.

AccIDENr.-A lad named DoNovANT was acc-
dentally run over by carriage last night, in Meet
ing street. His wounds, we learn, not regarded
as dangerous, though the little fellow was badly
bruised.
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Horses, Mles, BugJies, ard Farueture at AUCTION
BY SMITH u Nj G GIL AK,
No. "a Broad street.
At 10 O'Clock THIS DAY, the 18th instant, front Of
their Office usual.
Articles and animals received up to the hour Of SALE
nhnr1
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but who have received at some time; useful les
son firm: him as .preceptor. He who passes q
portion Of his existence in endeavoring to benefit
his feow-beings, is worthy Of praise; but he who.
deyotes his life, as the Doctor has, to The insuc-
ton Of youth, and places him on the threshold Of
life an educated man, prepared TO force his way
against all opposition that may OFFER does more
for human nature than can be done by any other,
and it is with feelings Of great pleasure that we
greet his being amongst us once more, ready to
pursue his old vocation with the same zeal as for
smerly. ,-t # \. t.-72's#'' - tA. . +..5 a -* IA:
THE Manufacturers or NEW YORK Among the
many extensive establishments in New York, whose
products extend into every part Of the country, is
that Of CoLaArE & Co., where almost every con-
ceivable form Of Family and Toilet Soap is manu-
hctured. These Soaps have reputation FOR puri-
ty and efficacy that has given them an enormous
sale. Ih ~ " -saisst61
- & = + .a *ii ..&
A NEGLECTED Coum,> Cold, aoa SORE THRoAr,
which might be, checked by . simple remedy like
6 Browns Bronchial Troches' = IL allowed to pro
gress may terminate seriously. For Bronchitis,
Asthma, Gatarrl1,: and ConsumPtive Coughs, .,The
Troohesn' are used with advantage; giving often
times Immediate relief Singers ana public speak
ers Will find them also excellent to ceaf the voice
and renaer articulatio annwtts-
SPECIAL IS TIE L1pns..-At Mrs. s. 3. CoTcH-
Err's Emporium Of Fashions, No. 26s King street,
can be found the largest and most choice selection
Of millinery" in the city, and at the lowest prices
Ladies' buying for the country Will DO well to call
I and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
Particular attention given to country orders. ..5
E,'s : D, s.1. ..l y s 3 ,s .ss. Z HI mwf
MAnspEa'e Pnoroa11. 3A1ar never fails to relieve
and cure. #
KING & GAssIDEF; Agents. :; : Il: 49, --+
|s- GOODRICH, Nn1KMAN Eco, Agents.
IL Nh. sTonY 81 the Chicago 1fTes, aska what in-
jury sufnage.scoold do in the South.
| We know, tutwe ahal not tall him. We won't tell
la Story.-lrestice s@nsisS E:sa:';ii s:Sa2 si sas
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The Contest at HytepaFk.

\ dispatch, from john Bacon gives the
grateful intelligence Ito Il few that Por-
tu- Baxter received the nomination ipr
representative OF the third district. at
IIviepark Wednesday. This was what
many tcar,,l. AZ 40 trouble OF expense
WAS spared by hi adhesemI> 10 pack the
convention. We infer tina; those who
opposed his nomination diI 80 from prin-
ciple. and will still oppose his election.
If 50 Mr.. Baxter cannot he elected, and
he should not he.
p. S.-Ne learn Iy delegates just from
IIyIepark. that before the county caucus
6 had reported their choice for represent
atiye. and while many OF Bakers friends
were at the hotel con@ratul;iting him on hi,
nomination, the opposition to Baxter,
finding That he WAS likely to pei Il maIoil-
ty of the nomina:in" committee. called
the convention to order, and moved an
adjournment. which was carried. Tie
opposition distinctly stated i!,a! they
should not support Mr. Baxter under amy
circumstances. They viii nave Anoii:cr
convention, and probably nominate !. >.
Adams, E>q.-.u~t thc man t"r iht place,
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The I'hiittHeipAta ConceUf5On

The haze rebels of the south. the party
that opposed the w;r 1T the north, and Il
few renegade republicans like Doolittle
and Ihurlow Weed. are now convened at
Philadelphia The length OF several arti-
clcs already i'll type prevents lis from amy
more than ailudine 20 this remarkable
gathering the present week. II is evident
ly deep !aid plot of the rebels 10 again
get possession OF our government. Ii
they can oct enough of their northern al
lies, thc coppcrhcads, 10 unite with them,
the program is 10 form Il party of which
y. johnson will be the head. and which
Will attempt TO reverse the work done toT
liberty and humanity the past few years,
and give this country 4 new order OF
things OF which the hutcllcrins OF Union
men AT Memphis and New Orleans have
already gwen u 4 toreta~tc. If this con-
vention shows Its hand boldly, as the
same party did at Chicago two years ago,
we have little 10 fear: the people are is
er than they were before these same dem
acogues dciuscd our land with blood. and
filled our land with graves on which the
grass is yet scarcely green. 1t is too soon
after Getty ,burg, and An,lersonville. and
Libby, to again surrender dis nation into
the hands OF the lnen whose deeds will &c
down through all time as infamous.
( OF course with such 4 motley crew Is
have assembled at PHILADELPHIA, there
must be great amount of giving way and
hypocrisy by the extremes. 1t now APP
pears that for the sake Of "harmony'
Nallandigham and Fernando Wood, and
some other Of the open traitors at the
north, will not insist on seat as dele.
gates, but expressly state that they are ii