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on situate on the west sdo Of Church street, 81 feet
'front.' and 100 feet deep less with Brick Build
Ing known lis Church street Together with that Lot
front on Church street 81 feet inches, and the
rs cc inches, less. and III depth 1S9 foet
inches on the northern line, 125 feet inches the
sout iern limo, more or less. Bounded the south by
St. Philips Church Yard.
Terms-Onoqunrler cash; balance in one, two, three
and four Yeas secured by mortgage OF The properly
Purchaser pny Solicitor OF Estate for papers and
nenses OF papers.
January 10 I'll 10 tuths9 I'd, 4th and 9th Feb
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BnEAKTAsr CAKES, GR1pDLE CAKES, MuTyINs, ROLLS,
&C., ,lmado light and wholesome by using TIE PIONEER
YEAST POWDER. If you would use Buokwheat without
having headache and eruptions the Pioneer Yeast
Powder Bakers will find this Powder reliable for Hot
Rolls, Tea Biscuit. &c Sold BY
GRUBER & MARTIN. -
No=0 otro
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Corner Stand for Sale.
RY RllWEKS 4 &ILfl,I

#a Y HVWEItS q H1LCVX.
viii be sold on THURSDAY, 3st inst, Mt II O'clock In
front Of tie old pottotf1ce, Broad street,
All that Lot OF LAND, with the buildings thereon,
situated at the Of st. Ph and Cannon strces,
Lot measuring II oot inches front by 100 feet Deep be
the same more or less, with and huff story
wooden Building on brick foundation
Conditions cash. Purchaser to pay 3. 4 S. for
papere January ~
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The Daily South Carolinian at Columbia, Is now sent
to every Postofce In the State Being the oael paper
of the State it will be found at tho present time espe
caly valuable to merchants and others desiring to avail
Themselves Of very large circulation.
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BIZ r. M. MARsHALL,& BRO. ..:.;l- :.4:
Brokers and .Auctioneers,a No. % Broad st;
TO ORRoW. 30h instant at 10H O'Clock, will be sold:
= l MULE; Horses; / Spring Cart and Harness;1
Spring Wagon; / Kerosene ,toVe; Sewing Machfnes;s
Mohair Chairs, Sofas and other Furniture.
Ja,usrv : ...!'s
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MARsDEN's PEcronAL BALM is certain in effect
DOWIE & NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH, WINEMAN g. CO., Agents.
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DIRECT FROM AGENTS, AT MAREE1


GOLUBLE PACIFIC GUAN0, s75 CASH: $50 FIRST
- November with interest," approved city acceptance.
Swan Island 3uano, $50 cash; S25 1st November with
inter >st, approved city acceptance.
Baughs Phosphate of Lime $50 cash; $65 1st Nover-
ber, with interest, approved city acceptance
Phoenix Guano, S56 cash.
Flower of Bone, unadulterated and unburnt
Farmers' Plaster or Gypsum, warranted pure.
offering the above manures to Planters do 80 with
every confderce, not only having testimonials from
planters who have used them the past year But the
further guarantee that every cargo 1t arrives from the
factory, Is analysed by Prot. Shepard, of the South
Carolina Medical College, and the high reputation Of
these manures fully Kept up. J.-N. ROBSON,
January ! tuthBSnos No. CO East Bay
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PRIVATE SALES.
At Private Sale, one Of TIE Largest and most Vdl-
atab.e Sea Island Cotton Plantations on Edisto
BY CLIFFORD q MATHEWHs,

BY CLlFF'UkD q MAVHEWES,
Real Estate Agents, No. 3G Broad street,
That TRACT OF LAND on Edsto Island Ten known "a
the Seaside Plantation containing about 1850 acres OF
sh arabic land {l000 of which cleared aud under
clvaion) and 500 acres OF nrah. Theaverage Yield of
these lands In ordinary $50 lhs Of clean Cot
ton of tho finest quality to the scr and they have p
duced as high 200 lbs per acre. THIS Phntatton1s
situhted medistey the and about quarterof
mile from tho healthy summer resort Of the planters
Esto known Edngsvie. It s intersected by crock
naygable for coasng vessels With convenient andinga
Very little fencing required to oncloae the whole place.
wser forming the natural boundary two Edes II Is
about seven m,k from the steamboat public landing:
This Traet originally consisted OF three plantations and
can be eusy subdy1ded; and Its health advantages and
well known producHveness render 1t one Of the most de-
sirabe Plantations on the Illand.
For terms, &c, apply as above.
Ta,, X
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Be{hlehenl Bdplisz I7aNrch 81 atvs. John DO C4L
krs, Executor:
VIII be eod under the direction Of the undersigned at
the old Custom House, In this city, THIS DAY, the
29th day Of January, 1857, at IL o'clock a. H.,
vILLAC OF GRUMESvHLE situate in Berklay Dis
tict st. James Goose Creek Parish, on F1udds old road
and branch winters or Cooper River each Lot containing
from to OK acres and having such location lines and
improvements as are delineated plan Of tho said
Village made for the purpose Of this sale, the I'd Of
November, 1866, by r. J. Mellard Surveyor and To bs
seen at this Office.
Terms nethird cash: balance in and two years,
secured by bond and mortgage of the premises with
privilege OF the purchaser tc pay all cash Purchaser
to pay for pBpers. JAMES TUPPER,
jn usry 20 flu Master In Equity.
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street. running through to Nassau street, ,cith
Small Tenement thereon, at Auction.
By SMITH & McGILLIVRAY,
Real Estntc Brokers, No. ~ Broad street.
Will be sold on TUESDAY, the 9th OF February ut IL
o'clock on the north steps Of tho Old Custom House,
OF public outcry,
ALI that valuable LOT OF LAND, buttng and bound
ing north on lands OF Lousa MoVcar and William Grant
south on landa Of Edward O. Kcckey east on Nassau.
street. and west on Meetng-streot measuring go feet
front by 100 feet Deep more or oss together with Wood
en- Building thereon.
Terms-Oncthird cash; balance in one two and tbrco
years, secured by mortgage Purchaser to pay for
papers and Btanlps stuths4 mtu9 January az
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Fine Bioodea Mare (JcD. Davis Col), sic gears
old, aca77antod sound, at AuGtion.
By SMITH & NIcGILLlVRAY,
No. "a Broad street.
On TOMORROW MORNING, at 10i1 o'clock, IN front
of our Office january %
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No. DUNCAN STREET, noxt tho above. Lot meaa
81 feet inches front by 135 feet Deep ess
togstLor with the two-story Dwelling and kitchen at
tachel thereon-all Of wood.
third cash balance in ono and two years
secured by mortgage Of property Purchaser 10 ply
for papers and stampl stuth3 mtu2 January 28
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CTllSleYl Us. FTUUlTU.
VIII be sold under tho direction of the undersigned al
5tb day OF February, 1867, nt II O'clock
All that LOr OF LAND in this city formerly known
as thu land on which 'PRoTHRo's MILL" stands
fronting Washington street westEaray ana CONTAIN 3s
beonane to tho estate Of Samuel Ham to tue channo
Of Cooper River; southwariy on lsnl belonging te
Richard F. Smith to the channel oi Cooper MTsr; an9
more particularly designated Us Number IL and Number
II on certan plat thereof made by Charles Parker Sur
ierns1so much cash as may be requisite to pay the
mortaago debt In ihs casc with interest and COSTS and
the balsnce in two equal successive annual nstlnents
with interest from date payable se,nt.annuay secured
by bond Of purchaser and mortgage OF the promises
Tie purchaser to pay for papers ,,,., r-,n,,,,,
Jan,1nrv IT flu Master In Equity.
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Ttyo Houses and Lots In C0opel'y Court.
EY BOWERS * SELCOX.

Ilyo Houses and Lots In C0opc1'y Court.
EY BOWERS * SELCOX.
Will be sold on THURSDAY the 31st OF January at the
old Custom House. at IL O'CLOCK
That TWO STORY FRAME BUILDING Oh the east
side of Coopers Court south sido OF Queon, between
Franklin and rrapnann streets, and kuowll by the No.
g. Said house contains four upright rooms double paz
zas to the So,lti kitchen OF four rooms, and cstern
capuble of holding three thousand gallons Of water Lot
measures 80 by The location is very pleasant and
retired and to ianily that wishes to be secluded from
the noiso and hustle OF the street. presents excellent
opportunity It is paying good ront and would be
profitable as IN investment.
ALDO,
That TWO STORY FRAME BUILDING on the woat
side of Coopcr's Court and known by the No. contan
ing four uprigh roons and double pazzas to tho SOUTH
Kitchen Of two rooms and cstern capable uf holding
three thousand gallons Of water Lot measures 80 by Sd
Also bringing good rent and Of equal advantage
with the first named,
This property sold by the owner because be Intends
to loa,e the State, and the sale will be positive
Terms-one third cash; balance in ono and two yeare
bearing legal interest," with bond aud mortgage OF the
properly Buildings to bo insured ana policy assigned
Purchaser to puy S. for papers and stamps also to
pay this years taxes on thu same.
January q thsu4
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THrEvEs-0ur city is suffering at present from
the depredations Of sundry petty thieves These
are mostly freedmen who are too proud to work,
to beg they are ashame1, and hence they take to
stealing with IN avidty. Nothing is either too
common or select for their clutches--they aro
rayenous, and will Lift an-thing from railroad iron
to piece Of tape. Their consciences have been
so long scared that they pursue their avocations
without any compunctions, and are only scrupul-
GUS about being caught. When these rascals are
detected, their punishment is merely pleasure;
they are confined in Jail for q few weeks, and can
live that life Of glorious ease that s to them the
dolce far ,siente of their existence. Some system
OF corporal punishment, or some bodily labor is
necessary, or their jail life will be bright pas
sage upon which they will Gngeringly dwell, as
the time when they slept under roof and could
loaf ad zi6aun.. They will never starve while they
can steal, and unless stringent measures are
taken, the courts will be occupied every term with
hundreds OF indictments for larceny.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Ei1qerton G. Richards ct al, os. r. Il. Rarinq, Ad-

A's9e' n1inistrator, ct al.
on rUEsDAY tho bh February next, ut II o'clock will
~ o- : be sold near the Old Custom House.
a11.rEaT PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND,
sitlnte on tha Tando River, IN Christ Church Par1sn'
chorisston Datriot composed of two Tracts con-
tninino 1000 acres more or less bounding to the north,
east and northwest on Wando River and two creeks
elnpy into said river west on lands formerly OF hop
NJ + Thomas H White. The other tract containing IL
acres lying between the Tract aforesaid Hd lands now now
taaotbnr ore renrpiented on plat thereof Mado by
Tnmes Courtensy IN 1923 as containing losl acres.
ALSO,
All that TRACT OF LAND, With the BUILDINGS
u, ana ~ sate nce- Florence in the District OF Dar.
inato, s. c.. Containing five ~ acres bounding to The
roth on land Of tho estate of James Hunter known as
enhouso, Tract scuth east and west on ands OF the
estate Of Susannah Good
T.ru1s-One.alf cash; balance IN one year secured
Inv bonl upd mortgage Of tho Iropersv ]. y. GRAY,
January 1G vi TUB Master In Equity.
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AGRIGULT U:RAL;.1-.s
AGRICILTURAI IMPEEtTENTS

nF ALL KINDS, AT Low PRICES; IRON AND
" Steel Poughs Whaelbarrows, Trucks, Straw and
Cotton Gins Corn and Cotton Planters Seed Drills,
Plough CASTING Gin Gear and other Castings, Horse
Power Threshing Machines, auano, Bone Dust Phos-
phate Of Lime, &c. JOHN MOORE
Decemher 10 emo No 1913 Frontstreet New York
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When the ladies Heaven bless 'sm y
PLANTATION BrrrERs take,
They all eIclatn, delighted
nnlt -t.k n T,.L. l. TN xrrJss

10ey I'LL e1cln11l, QeuB Bnteu--
"Oh! what Duck Ii DRAHI!'
We would remark, by way Of explanation, that the
author Of tho above had been sick with Dyspepsia and
Lowness of Spirits for gone time, when lady friend
present.d him with bottle Of the wonderful B1TTras
which his rhyme celebrates and its effect WAS magical
enough not only to his Dyspepsia but to produce
tho tremendous rhythmical specimen ofehis genius
which we have given. Viue Ia Plantation. tuths3
TO PLANTERs-If you wish Fertilizers, apply to J.
RoBsoS No. 50 East Bay, who has always large stock
and on the most favorable terms.
November 29 gu thsta2nea
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SPECIAL CIRCUIT CoURT.-On motion Of Mr.. NJ.
P. OCoNNoR, ind after hearing the petition OF
SAMUEL D1BBLE, Esq, it was ordered that the
petitioner be admitted to practice in the United
States Courts, in the District Of South Carolina,
upon taking the usual oath.
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Strain us. Lifnellouse.
VIII be sold under .e direction Of tho undersigned, ut
the 'old Custom House, in this city. THIS DAY, the
G9th day Of January 1867, at IL o'clock A. H.,
l. All that LOT OF LAND on tho west side Of Lime.
house street, In this CITY, known by the number
the plan OF the nnds Of Robert Lmetouse and ueasur
ing on Limehouse street thirysevcn 1917 feet, and IN
depth hundred and fvc feet 105 tce moro or less
ALSO,
@ AL that LoT OF LAND adjoining tho above on the
south, of the same Dimensions. md known BY tho
number 0, on the same plan.
ALSO,
g. Ali that LOT OF LAND on tho north side Of Tradd
street. known by tho nunber 81 on the plan Of tho
Limehouse Lands.
ALSO,
4. AL that LOT OF LAND adjoining the above on tho
west, and known by the number 3S
ALSO,
s. An that LOT OF LAND adjoining tho last aboYo
tho wost and Known by the number 80.
Terms-Oue-ffh cash; balance in FIVE equal success.
vo insalments secured by bond OF tho purchaser and
mortgage of tho premises With interest from day OF sals
payaGls annually. Purchaser to pay tOr papora. =.
JAMES TuPPR,
January % tuf Muster in Equity.
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PARADISE Losr-The proprietors Of this per-
formance have generously rendered benefit for
the purpose of aiding the new German Lutheran
Church. Tonight has been selected for that pur-
pose, and all who attend will not only aid the
cause of charity but will receive full benefit
picted on the canvas.
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RHYME AND REAsoS.-some musical chap jingles
the following about the ears Of the reading public
Tho shylock who, with head erect with honest
people mingles should cease to shave his fellow
man and 60 to shaving shingles. The lawyer
would be better off, his science far less plant who
owned a little farm in fee and made that farm a
client. We have some doctors in our midst, whose
talents they should use, by practicng the healing
whose sage advice moral lesson teaches, should
try to s.watch as well as pray" and practice what
he breaches. Tho world should have it's docket
called, aud sluggards all defaulted; and those
shoald be the upper ten whom labor hath exalted.
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Estate Sale.
EY BOWERS s. SILCOK.
4 N1akI Inn, M 4lon

VIII he sold on THURSDAY, 31st January, at tho Old
Custom House, ut IL O'Clock,
All that LOT OF LAND situate IN Be-resford street,
fourth Lot from the OF Archdale street. on the
north side, adjoining the tlrec.story Brick House,
measuring sc feet trout by SO feet deep be tho same more
or less. Sulc positive.
: Terms cash. Purchaser to pay Bowers & sco1 for
Dopcrs thtutliJ January *
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TO COTTON. PLANTERS.
KETTLEWELL'S MANIPULATED
GUANO
PERUVIAN GUANO.

lT,HE GREAT COTTON FERTILIZER OF THE DAY
i For sale in bags, BY RAYENEL 4 co.
January "a thstul0
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Iylcr Cotton Press. s..s.!..4.:,
!: BY w. z. IEITCH & q. 8. BRUNg,5

wll be sold at public auction on THURSDAY, 31st n.
stant at II O'Clock in front Of tho Old Custom House.
This Press Is well situated and known, to render
further description unnecessary It is In guccess
ful operation, and commands ir share Of patronage
ALSO, =:
That desirable BRICK BUILDING, situata on East
Bay adjoiI1ng the above property and occupied
q residence. eEs.sas -
Terms-One,thifd oaail; balance payable in one and
two years. interest payable semanlually; property to
be insured and policy assigned Purchaser to pay us
for papers. January 28
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LOTTERIES
Havana Plan Kentucky State Lottery
MURRAY, EDDY s CO., MANAGERS.

.rEyO BE DRAWN AT CovINGTON, KY, 1ITH MD
/ ;}Uth ofcach mouth. Scheme $4,000 ticses-bs7
prizes. Whole hckcts sl2; halves, &C. quarters, s.;
cghtfs, 81 SO.
Prize ,O06 Prizes of......... s., 900
Prize .S2p,OOO 90 Prizes 81 oGo
Prize or ,0DO G3 Prizes .s41e
Prize Of r)9 l55 Prizes S20O
100 P.:2cs o; :12G.
81 Approximation Prizes amounting 20 So 0Gn.
Combination Lottery draws every day. Tickets IRON
s1to sit.
t,r,ars sent free. Drawings mailed Eooa IS tue
sroisc.; is iran u.
i,lrass H. l. pE- Frs C,tel Stiles License: i"ent,
November lU ono 49,
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WE BEG TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF PLANT
Corn Cotton, the experience Of last year proving it
equal If not superior 10 Peruvian Gunno.
Tho following Is the report OF an analysis ada from
lot now in store:
Phosphate Of Lime, soluble. ............. $40
Phosphate Of Lime, tnsoluble
3T.00
Bulphata Of Limo and traces OF Sulphate Of
Ammonia, Potash, Soda and Magneaia,
with some free Sulphuric Acid, about. .... 500
Hygromehc Water expelled at 212 degrees. $500
Combined Water Ia portion of this belongs to
the Phosphate Of Lime, which was est-
| mated after Its ignition; the greater partof
balance is doubtless associate1 with the
Animal Matter) and Animal Matter. 5000
a1iaa tSand) 200
100 90
The Animal Matter might be supposed in fertilizer
largely derived from fish, s less highly nitrogenized
than TINT In the Peruvian Guano Still 1t Will nord du-
ring the process of decomposition, about three per
though not generally reckoned among Manures, being
hero associated with other less stable animal principles
cannot fail OF adding to the valuo Of tho mixture, espc-
ctary on light soils The insoluble Phosphate boing
thoroughly organized and, at the tnae ninutely
divided 10 also well adapted to gradual appropriation by
Tho plant.
According to the present sample GOES SUPER
PHOSPHATE is q a<judicioualy and faithfully mannfac-
tured Manure and will not disappoint those who Will!
give 1t trial. Even employed alone should expect
highly remuneratiue res,t0s.
Price s85 por ton Of 1000 pounds
For sale by E. Fl. RODGERS l. CO.,
Sole Agents for South Carolina.
Janusry II stuth2no North Atlantic Whasf.
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"Poor Toms a'cold"
How warm soe'er tho genial sun
May look In kindness on tho earth,
In I'm Jones' veins no cheering warmth
Dispels the gloomy sorrow or his soul.
Dyspepsia, like goblin hunts him down,
Agus, grim chamberlain, lights him to bed,
While Dizziness, Vertigo, and Headache dire.
With fercsr aches combine t6 make him groan.
Be wise, poor Tom /
And hearken, Thomas, to instruction
For all thy Ills Remedy Is found,
Panacea, certain, pleasant, sure.
PLANTATION B1TTKRs-S. T.-1SG0--X.,
wondrous Tonic, made by Dr.. Drake,
VIII kill the demons that thy stomach ve1-
VIII slay them, Thomas, for thy stomaoh's sake.
New life, new strength to thes Hhall come
BY using this Exir wonderful
PLANTATION BrTTERs Will restore thy health,
Thy troubles cure, aud leave thy mind at peace.
t,,kbt
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For restoring strength and appetite, use the great
Southern Tonic, PANKSR's HEeATIo BlrrERs and You
will not be disappointed For sale by all druggists tn
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Our DEVIL, rushing into the sanetum the other day
his face beamtng through s triple cost Of Ink with the
sPotent Presence Of Idea perched himself upon tbs
mposing Stone and delivered the following magnificent
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Farm fee males from the city, on Cooper Rtve..
BYI. s. X. BENNETT.
At Private Sale .-
A valuable and beautifully located FARM, fve miles
from the city, containing So2 acres On 1t Is elegant
mansion, and all necessary outbuildngs. Apply ss
above ut No. ~ BROAD STREET, tCP sIAihSc
January 1a 6t0thl4v
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chen, of Too Lots and a Brick House, no,o occu.
pied as a Bakery, No. 115 Church street, d
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Furnli,tre. Horses. Fel.icles &c.. al ANcfio1.
ny SMITH & BIcGILLfVRAF, 80
No. "a Broad street, south side, near STATE
street. t-s--'ASs
soles OF FURNITURE, &C., at private residences +
tended to ut moderate ch0rYes.
Auction every WEDNESDAY for HORSES VEFIASs
FURNITURE &C., at hapast 10 O'clock, at our alhee
October .5ssss rs. .sz
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Estate sale-Three Small Houses and Lots at .a,.c.
s5l ttOn. E=--73-.-
BY SMITH 8; MoGILLITRAY,

Will positively be sold ut II O'clock Oh TUESDAY, tho
9Th day OF February next on tho north .eps OF tha
Exchange,
Tho following LOTS OF LAND, will The BUILDINGS
thereon, belonging to the catate Of James HIATT, de-
ceased:
No. 12PTTT STREET. east side, near Beaufan stroet.
Lot 40 eet front by 1o3 feet In deph moro ess To-
gethcr with eat two-sLory Dwelling thereon, With
kitchen and outhulldingB. This property is pleasany
located In q respectable noighborhood.
No. s. DUNCAN STREET south side, near Coming
street. Lot measuring u feet front by 135 feet In deph
more less together with tho twostory Dwelling and
kitchen atachcd and small building In tho rear-all Of
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We rejoice that in Fernandina tho Civil Rights
Bill is without forco even though administered by
the highest judicial functionary Of the country,
for the reason that no case has arisen where q
citizen of the United states by reason Of his for
mer condition of servtude or color did not possess
the same civil rights in regard to person and pro-
perty enioyed by the citizens Of every other State
and Territory. Before tho law, the white and the
black man are equal. Dockray and Smith proceed
upon the hypothesis, that actions on contract
may be conducted by q plaintiff and defendant Of
the some State in q United States Court, and that
the Civil Rights Bill confers extraordinary powers
upon one white citizen over another