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THE sourBEnN Poems OF THE WAR; collected sna ar
ranged by Miss EMILY v. MASON. zBaihmore Joen
Murphy Co.. Publishers.
The Editor in tho preface says: "Besldes a
memorial volume to preserve these songs, express
siye OF the hopes and triumphs and sorrows OF
lost cse, have another design-to aid BY its sale
the education Of the daughters of our desolate
land to fit q certain number for teachers, that
thew may taketo their homes and spread amongst
the Southern States the knowledge OF those accom-
rl;shrnents which else may be denied th.rn.
r. VAS our privilege and pleasure, during tho
war to be personally acquainted with MISS mason.
A. frue sister CT charity, although she pelonS.
ed to no religious Order. She was Chet Matron NJ
ona of the divisions Of the Winder Hospital near
Richrnond, and here she had fne held for the
exercise Of her large hearted 5enevoience. - -
FAST "a one task is finished sho should enter upon
a new one. Her work, going about and DONG good,
now has brough her before tho pubic as tne spon-
snr Gf a.yolume OF Southern War Poetry and We
hone nIrr friends and readers Will buy the book for
ths Sska OF the object its Editor has in view This
1nneIl we say before having examined the table OF
contauta evans on looking over which we hnd many
Of orir familiar acquantances, and some, aso sEran
gers to us. Among the former we recognize Jonn N
4. Wagener, Paul q. Hayne, Mrs. Earley, NM y.
Porter. Mrs. C. A. Ball The Lonely GraTeIFor-
faceste Henry -Timrod, w. Gilmore Smms, II.
M, DR.. Ford, and others.
The Southern Poems Of tho War will DO pleas,
ing memorial Of the late unfortunate struggle, aud
ahould find its way to overy household.
MI. g. F.YogIer, Of the News Depot and Clrcu-
1atinS Library No. 10S Market street, has the book
Tor aale.
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Estate Sale Valuable Sea Island Cotton sPldnta
:. ton ON Joitn's Island. - .ii;i .!lts:s
- By CLIFFORD: s. BfATHEWEs,5y:..a

Real ESTATE Agents, No.: :66 ,Broad.afreet
VIII be sold on WEDNESDAY, 9th Jauunry, 1857 atthe
1-1; old Postohice OF II o'clock. .s1ssL. q
PARK PLANTATION situated on yohn,a laiaaas M
sssp n e isoi,ody W arsh Land; 400 ncrea Of thu
high lands are cleared and well adapted to tho pfodne
51n ~ ne Ionr Cotton from which large crops have
S Cn formerly Obtained The remainder Of the tract IL
in woods imost OF which is original srowt aordns IN
abundant supply Of timber which, nom iss proximity %
- small nwellinc and other buildings on the placea
The BACK PEN PLANTATION, on. Johns Island, con.
tans about 1000 ucrcs but small portion Of which
bas been cleared or cultivated and tho remainder s Ia
o5s ORIGINAL growth Astounding In pine Gnd othsr
timber, which would afford great Inducements 80 pas
ehaser disposed to engage in tho timber oS
aoT we'll aapted to tho cultivation OF cotton and for
other agricultural purposes. .: -, "a In,
TermsEOne-fourth cash; balance in .one ana two
,oara Purchasers to nay Clifford & MAthewea for pa-
ners md stamps b. tutlstw1 gDeeemRer. 70!
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OFFICE FOR COLLECTION OF ADD1TIONAI)
BOUNTY AND BACK PAY,
CHARLESTON, s. c., December "a. 1sG6)
Bvt Mai. EDWARD L. pIASE, A. A. a. Gien'
Attention is called 10 tho fact that this Office IS the
only authorized Medium for the collection OF claims
against the Government through Government channels
All necessary mnks and instructions will! he furnished
to cfcors on duty in this State Oh application 70 this
n,J;ce a. Mel. CRAWFORD, -
By,. MaiorU U. $. v, Officer in Charge
e7- columbia South Caroluar copy and send bill 10
this of,,,s. limo January
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[dENEnAL ORDERS, NO. D.
l. General Orders No. %. s.. is amended and re-
issued, as follows:
Byt. Major a. Mel CRAWFORD " r. G.. is hereby ap-
pointed sOicer in charge OF tho Claim Division Of the
bureau of Refugees. Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands
for the State Of South Carolina.
All communications concerning tho collection of back
pay, bountics pensions. &c. will be addressed directly
to him, No other persons in this Slate are authorized
agents of this Bureau for the collection OF such cafns
Blanks aud instructions will be forwarded by him to
the Acting Assistant Commissioners Of thia State. who
Will afford claimants the ssary aid i'll properly for.
warding their applications to tho War department.
through Major Crawford By order of
Brt. Maj. Gen R. Z. SCOTT,
Assistant Commissioner.
Epw. T.. DEANE.
Dvt. Major and =. 4. 4. Genl.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
.nct,o, sa,ca Th Day.

Auction Sales Th Day.
LAUREY s ALEXANDER will sell this day, before thor
store, No. 1877 East Bay at 10 o'clock, bags of dam
aged corn.
r. NJ MARSHALL l. Bro. will sell this day, at foot OF
King street, at II O'Clock, the sIoop Watenriseh.
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[posrpoNED TO 9th JANUARY ,..:-:.'ss 50
Toe Neat Brick Reside 7ces an ,etlgs6!e corner
So,1fq


-: Sand and convenient snsaR Dt1eaislg
BY b. MCCALL s.,t-t.-rcs.
On WEDNESDAY, the 9th day Of January az u O'clock,
All thu, ne 6 fGssHsf pRsRsIs Ts1 TWO " HALF
STORY BRICK RESIDENCE AND LOT OFsLANDG ON
the west aide Of Elizabeth street. near Mary Street ana
known az No. 81 containing four upright fooms pantry
dressing room two attics and twostor with gns
and CRATES throughout, slated roof &c. On the Lot,
less are Kitchen offour rooms, Coach House. Stables
"a large Cstarn and Well OF Wster q.
An that other NEAT AND DESIRABLE BRICK RESI-
DENCE north offhe above, and known as No. 81 Eliza
beth street. having four upright rooms dress1na
room, two atcs and double pazza with gas a9d grs.es
res Is feet front and 100 feet deep more or arc o.
Blck Kitchen Of four rooa Coach House Stables ~
large Cste and Well Of ater 80. ~ .:ssi5:sr
All that LOT OF LAMB eisibly located At souta
west corner of Elizabeth and MARY Streets nora OF
the above, and known No t5 measuring s2feet mont
on Elizabeth street and100 foet on Mary street. moro on
less having thereon two and bali story Frame Dwe-
ing and all necessary outbu1ldngs ana conVeeac. ~
with Nttle alteration could be na1o stand for
A oentoel Family Grocery. The location OF the dboVe
property 10 very desirable and healthy:
Al that Ior OF LAND On tie south aide 81! !Henrta
street. No a. cantning 25 feet front and 1o0 deep
more or less together with two and half story Frame
roo@ n~enpg %sS ~ other U ,rnproVenenta thereon:
Conditions -One-half cash; balance payable IN one
year. with legal interest rom dsy Of SALE TO he cea
by bond Of the purchaser and mortgage OF ttc
Buildings to be insured and poic. Purches
ers to pay B. Mccall for papors. Jan9afy
Fish, Lambe'. and Litts, Cargo Of British: Btg
. BY HENRY COBIA s CO.
ST. sa Hs5sss 1 SSss eassSs 70 Sssh S
be sold, CARGO OF SAID VESSEL, as follows, VIZ:
es5 PACKAGES NO, EXTRA, NO: NO.
Large, and No. 8 Large !Mackere1 IN 5bls,':H
- an .s..ie
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TsE ArMospHEaE OF Love is pure sweet
breath. This desidoratum is ono Of the results OF
using Sozodont, which not only invigoratcs ana
the teeth, but renders The mouth as
A., Grant oo q roeo tusZ
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A FEW WORDS OF COMMON
SENSE

How fcw there arc who are not subject to affection
of the lungs or respiratory organs who, by neglecunS
prcmonitory symptoms. agsraVate the complaint unol
disease strikes Its shns causing tne1pressble torture
OF tho patient and anxiety and distress to friends Ony
coldi "a slight sore throatl" is the hesdeas remark
OF many when 80 affected. Tes "Only cold. was the
ioughtless expression OF thousands Whom Dcatn mas
marked for his prey.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT should bo the motto forever
in the minds of all subject TO Coughs, Colds Catarrh or
Influenza Words Of advice should be Needed by all suf
fering from Asthma Bronchitis, Consumption Relefis
within their reach and II neglected. fatal consequences
ensue-a life of riscry-a daily, hourly struggle for e0
stonco contest in which there can be but one VICTOR
Death
Docs IL not appa1 tho strongest mind, to think the
result caused by neglcct2 Then why denyP That e1-
cusc can be offered whom timely warnings 30 unded In
your ears When the danger is pointed III why not
avoid 1t? MARspENs PKcToRh BALM IS been used
with success in nearly million Of cases, nd is endorsed
by the Medical Faculty as tho most prompt and ctca
cous remedy that scientific researsn has discovered to
relieve and euro all Of Coughs Colds, mfueDza.
aud Consumption If tho case Is not beyond all hope.
Even when the sufferer Is In the last stages he will find
relief by using this prep trauon One bottle Will con-
vince the most ncrcduons that the mcrts OF this prepa
ration are by eXaggerated in fact fall far short
Of the eulogcs bestowed upon by thousands who have
boen cured by Its timely guarantee accompanies
each bottle and dealers aro instructed In ove instance
to refund the money whom this preparation fails to re-
hove.
Price 80 conts srnnl bottle; 81 large size.
KING & CASsI1DEY,
Wholesale Agents. Charleston,
GOODRICH, WNEMAN & CO.,
Wholesale Agents, Charleston.
and aI Retai Druggists 9lno December
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PRIVATE SAFES.
Al Pyicate Sale, one of 0te Largest and most Hdl-
ainhle Sea Island Cotton Plantations on .Edl%o
S'elHg HTgvcLIFFORD q NIATHEWEs,

Al Pricdte Sale one Of Lte Largest and most Hdt-
uable Sea Island Cotton Plantations or L Edasso s
Island. - ,,,s =, I; sil: :..i;.
Real Estate Agents, No. Sc Hroad strecf....l.
the Seaside Plantation containing about 1000 acres OF
high arabic land 1000 Of which are cleared and under
cutyaton) and 500 Of marsh The average yca OF
fhase lands in ordinary loo hs o cean Co
ton Of the finest quality to the acre. aud they have pro
duced as high 200 lbs. per acre THIS Pianaaoa y
situated Immediately on the ocean and ABOUT
Edsto known as Edingsye It Is intersected BY sreek
nayirabe for coaspg vessels. with convenient ndtneh
Vs little fencing s required to enclose the whole place.
water forming tho natural boundary on two sidcs
shout seven mfea from the steamboat PUBLIC
This Tract oSay and iy oath advantages and
rc known productvencss render one OF the most o.
sirable Plantations on the Island -.
For terms, &c, apply as above. ..v
January n.uto
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CHARLESTON ORPHAN HOUSE.
CONTRACTS WANTED TO SUPPLY THE ABOVE
I Institution with BEEF PORK, VEAL. BREAD and
MILK for the ensuing yoar.
Sealed proposals must left with the Steward prior TO
the Sd January next December Is
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS. A

CITY TAXES-MONTfILT RETURNS.
OFFICE OF THE CITY ASSESSOR,
CITY HALL, January I. 1896.
NTOT1CE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL CONCERNED
that the Monthly Returns for the month of Deem,
Der paEt in compliance with the Tax Ordinance ratified
on the 10th day OF january, 1866, must be made on or
before The 18th inst. u. q GlbSoN,
January3 City Assessor.
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FIRE LOAN.

Elk LokbSs
MATORALTY OF CHARLESTON,(
Cry HALL, November ., 1866.
A LII PERSONS DESTROYS OF REBUILDING IN TIE
n Burnt Districts and Waste Places Of the City, un
der .Au act OF the General Assembly, giving authority
to the City Council of Charleston to proceed IN the mat
tor OF Fro Loan. with Wow to aid In building up the
City nnew, hereby notified that the form or app
cation for loans obnined at the Office of the Clerk
of Council between the hours of a. NJ. and P. III.
All applications must be filed in the above mentioned
Office the Committee will meet every Monday to con-
slider the same.
By order OF the Mayor W. b. SMITH,
November 10 Clcrk of Council.
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CoNNuB1L FELICITY AND BL1ss-How WIVES SHOULD
BE TRHATED.-Nothing is more susceptible OF harm
'ro the storms of this rude world. than the decaoe
nature of woap The husband remains hoarty and ro-
bust in when the fa and dccate wife droops
Ike rudey handled sensitive plant "The storm that
leaves tho oak unscathcd uproots the flower II your
ife is sing if sickness prosrates her if maternal soh-
citue and care wear upon her. remember you are tho
Heaven-apponted guardian Of her health You should
not fa to supply her with decscies which WIN aSsls'
Nature in restoring her to full yigor PLANTATION BIT
rEns nre just tho thing she needs Their effect build
ing I'D tho system restoring the hfo forces to their orr
einal vigor creating blood and adipose matter ls
truly magical. tuthso 'snuAis
Homeopathic MEDICAL NoT1cE-Drs. CrEcKLsY g
soH1Ey iof Columbus, aa having permanently located
in Charleston respectfully tender their services to the
citizens, in the practice Of Homeopathy.
Dr. c. has had the experience of fifteen years In this
school Of medicine
Office at our residence No H. 8. ". corner COLLEGE
and GREEN STREETS corner of Greenl.
HERvEY NJ CLEc6LEY, NJ. d.. .PHuIP T. scHIEY, NJ D.
September5 lyr
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Try Them.

Many persons have within this summer experienced
the benefits to be derived from the of PANKS1Ns
HEpATIo BIrrERs. We would recommend them to al
who stand In need of q tonic.
For sale by all Druggists. October
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CHARLESTON ORPHAN HOUSE.

CHARLESTON ORPHAN HOUSE.
ELECTION WILL TAKE PLACE ON THURSDAY,
I'd January next for tho following Officers to
for the ensuing year:
STEWARD AND MATRON.
ASSISTANT NATIONS.
SEWING MISTRESS.
HOSPITAL NURSE.
LAUNDRESS.
ENGINEER.
PORTER AND GARDENER.
SCHOOL PRINCIPAL.
Applications to be left at tho house with the Steward
nr-or 10 tho tlay of election December 25
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Mr. ZION INSTITUTE -Wo publish in The NEWS
Of this morning, tho advertisement Of the above
named institution. No grammar school IN the
State is better known than old Mt Zion. rendered
illustriol,s by Mr.. Hudson's long aud efficient ser
vices. Its alumni are found in every State OF the
South, and adorning every walk Of hte Minns ms
s,oard;sns Seeking Il good school, cannot do bet
ter than place their children and wards under Mr.
Woodward'S charge.
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BY the Mayor. o.,...,,
January 8 ". 81. SMITH, CLERK OF Couucu.
CITY TAXES.

CITY TAXES.
OFFICE OF THE CITY ASSESSOR
CRY HALL, January 1. 1857
NroTIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THIS OFFICE is
IN now open, and will remain open every guy ti ,ro
t6e bonrs Of A. NJ to P. NJ SuncaJs eIcepted unui
the rs day Of February next for the receipt OF Tax Re-
turns on Real Estate s.,I
years are REQUIRED to return themselves Tor Capita
ton Tax .,,o,,,,, a;
reefs u. Z. C.ulbooS' oi'S ~ 1'0',=
January
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RenOrt

or COAL WEIGHED AT THE PUBLIC SCALES, CALHOUN
STREET, FOR THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER, 1866.
Vim. johnson. ..tone....H
o. W. Seignious.
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GOVERNMENT ADVERTISEMENTS.

HEADQUARTERS. ASSISTANT COMMISSION oNET,
BUREAU REFUGEES. FREEDMES,
AND ADANroNED LANDS,
South Carolina,
CnAnIEsroS S. c. December IT, 1866.
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Report

oF coA1. WEIGHED AT rm PUBLIC SCALES, MARKET
STREET FOE TEE MONTHS OF NOVEMBER AND DE-
ruy,rprr 1875
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The CoLoRED sTRrKE.-A number of freedmen
empioyed. on the wharves to load and discharge
the carsoes of vessels in port camo to the conclu
sion yesterday morning that tho laborer was
worthy Of his hire, and modestly stated thai tMe
dollars per day vas the amount of said hare, anu
NOTHING. lo,ee,. would suit Their employers not
ancedno to This moderate request, the sable work
men n ensuistng their white brethren at the North
struck. e., refused to strike lick until thelT de-
mand should be complied with. Falling INTO hne,
thew they marched to the old Postof6ce and sat down
upon steps with dote5mneS ed air. annas Ihe 81 bis as-
torv and they seem fully determined to make
martyrs for conscience sake; naS SamDo peD
s now bis own master and ca can I Sprk or
his high notions won pay, and that half loaf is
better than no breld. There are numbers OF freed
men in the city who will not turn up their noses
(if such manouvre were possible) at SloG q DAY,
and would advise tho strikers G os
lea has not yet arrived, when partridges hy ready
roasted into colored gontlemen's facial openings.
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EstoLe Sale valuable Plantation in BdrT.ssAs e
@''s t.llt; t7l;oE,;cy .s>5s.t- - '' -

by J.. l.. SADDLER. =. g =,
VIII be cold ut Public Auction, on MONDAY, tha To tn
: January at Barnwen O. a, -..s.s !, -.
/. A PLANTATION In BARNWEIL 6DISTAECL
four rniles. from Grahnm's Turnout on the s0nr
Carolina Railroad at tho junction OF tho Chareson ano
AUGUSTA and of;ingeburg md iBarnwel Roadss tne
Plantation contains 1861 acres ESQ c1 which ot
the yery finest quality Of River Swamp Land. moss o1
which has besn recently cleared and viii produce roE
4o 10 80 buahelsof Corn per acre or bale OF Coteol
Nor acre The High Land ts also OF fine quality iar
9ortion is heavily Inbered There Is also on the ssa
aood Mill site, and good landing on the Edsso Myss
ner cy hcr lthy ut all seasons Of the yer Ihis
don has the reputation Of being one Of the beet nas
pH pTerns~one-quarter cash. balance In one and tTo
years Purchaser to pay for papers and stanps; 81
December 25 .ee-eo: -- -
-: ESTATE SALE 80; il..,s !: ~ ~
Nv order Of the Ordinary OF Charleston =; I
vii, be sold at II O'Clock on MONDAY asai
at the plantation Of the late Charles r snie1 1eT
stato Road, and two miles above Goose Creek
9 GOOD WORK MULES ze...zfg,.tIzr
Wagons and Harness ..l<fr.rFa :..ss
Cart flot Rico Straw z, -,.5r-.s::: ~
Revolver and Gold :spectacles q :as,-:;;:
Gold Watch 80 -. ~ g, -. ~ e,:fF
Plantation aud Carpenters Tools s Il u: c.'
800 cords OF Oal Wood, the land where It wa1 Out
Household and Kitchen Furniture, ;6s,, &o ~ .
Terms cash ROBEkT AS5IIHtl: Z
December % O. rAnnanastroan..
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Mo, 37 BrOnd btfCck. s".H<- -
street. z.
s.,.. NJ FURNITURE, &c., at private residences c
Auction every WEDNESDAY for HoRskS, s We atsoe
FURNITURE, &C., at hatpast IL o. eocA' ii 'ut e-.,
Octobsr2 -z.-
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l'he 1ailp Ae1pst,
{ SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 5, 1857.
#IOCAl. MATTERS.

To OUT: SUBSCRIBERS. would call tho alteh,
ton Of those who are indebted to us throughout
the country, that the old year is closing anu 'hoir
accounts arc not yet settled. Tho price OF sub
scription is not large, and will not pe MISSED i,onl
lo,,, hoo, celebrated as day set apart for closing
ola accounts. and VIC would not have our fri0nds
depart from this tiiuc-h0nored custom. Money is
the motive power OF every enterprise, and news
naners arc no exception, and wo respectfully ask
OF, country subscr bers'to cash up and commence
the new year with clear record.
MAYORS Court, January. IA Tcuton, who had
struck female severe blow on the forehead with
barrel staye, was sent toa Magistrate FOR prose-
cution. .,,5.,,... .,,o =ordnorv
on their way to Florida pas sba "G1 Gnard
House, in consequence OF the inclemency OF the
weather. were brought up and discharged.
An individual without homo or money, Who was
sick. was sent to the hospital.
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GsALE POSTPONED FROM Last THUnfDAY oN.AccoUhr oh
THE WEATHER: --.s ..cs..l-Ie..
House and Lot on the north SIDE 0f Columbus seef,
-, near the South Carolina Railroad, at auction.
By SMITH & sMcGHIIVHAY..s.
Will be sold at II O'Clock, on TUESDAY, stn yfnu-
ary on the north steps of the Old Custom Honss
cornor Of Robbins Court measuring 36 feet front On
Columbus street. by no feet deep on Robbins Cour,
moro or less together with the comfortable Residence
rnant .s..e.: , ,iisa', s..S - -. 80
Terms-Half cash. Purchaser to pay us for pspera
> january 6r;S-s.o.s:: 80 - =.
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VIII be sold TWELVE SUPERIOR MULES Maeoaa'
p,onoha Stenm Engines &c. thstu8 !aaohry
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Fine P,cno at Pirate sac:
nv SMITH S sIcGILLIVHAf,. - -.
Aucttoneers, No. "a Broad street.
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Formerly the bank paid mon ey when demanded; ;
and psrformed all Of its legal functions; but it had
ione ceased to be considered the custodian Of mo-
news entrusted to it. It had practically violated the
trust assumed, and there was little doubt that the
fund IN hand was used to dofcat the legal claims
against it. BE thought that the afeFS Sas %Sr4 anae
and and rs agai1 demanded that the Court should take
the matter in hand, and let the officers hold their
position and take their orders from the Court.
Much Of the time was occupied in citing similar
The further hearing of the case will be resumed
tomorrow.
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sA1E posTpoyKp FROM LAST: THURSDAY, ON ACCOUNT on
- -. Il THE rwEATHKR.1
House and Lot in Gannons Court az Auct.on.
By SMITH g. McGIId1VRAH,..5
Will bo sold on TUESDAY, 9th inst at u O'clock ON the
north Of the Exchange -
Tint LOT OF LAND on the south side OF Hargrsve.s
Tavern measuring 34 feet inches front on Cannons
Court by 11O feet deep moro or les together the
buildings thereon. 80 =. 49,. :. -. .1y;.
Terms casha Purchaser to Fay us for papers
Januury
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:. UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoUnT-Hon. GEORGE
S. BRYAN presiding Judge.-The hearing OF the
case Of McCaEA and others Us. The Bank OF
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Tur sourHEns Poems OF THE WAR; collected and ar
ranged by Miss EanEY v. MASON. Baibmore John
Nn1nhy 4 Co., Publishers.
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Sen Island Plantation at Private Sale.

Sen Island Plantation at Pr!vate Sac;
RY w " LEIFCH & r. 8. BRUINS,
Rrnl,crs md Auctionecrs, a3 Broad street.
~ BEAR's BLUFF, also known as RIVERS POINT. at
about ESQ acres of Cotton Land nearly all of which haa
been cultivated Extensive improvements have oeen
made upon the plscs the past ye.r, over haVln8
bee, expended in superior and necessary M
csding store and dwelling ten double frame houses with
brick chinneys, cotton house, gin Louso stable mus
and wagon sheds, &C. The location Is central and vesy
attractiye nnd remarkable for its hoaltnfancse NJ
bsen cultivated tho past year in connection with the
.rpont plantation" now offered for sale Together tney
form as desirable property AZ can be found ON ne 900
Islands. .-.
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rs.
IA. delivered his argument,
, whole morning. He spoke
king institutions and their pc.
d quoted several cases that
in question. Hc proved that
ere the representatives. OF tho
as such, Hero liable for the
III the creditors or bill holders
to demand payment from
sary, under these circumstan,
should take the case in hand
who, as trustees, would iIro-
fund on hand. 1t was notori-
3 insolvent, for the bills wore
nts on the dollar when sold on
stockholders did not consider
iblo for the payment of their
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F,uai,ure. Horses, Vehicles &c; a Aycsao1''
Nv SMITH S McGILLlFRAY,
o. q. n,n"d street. south side, near StAta
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s per month on every two
I, &c. lexcluAve of the horse