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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-03-01

State Bills Receivable.
OTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA Bills
- RECEIVABLE on hand. Parties re.
quiring same to pay taxes can be supplied
by J. IL r. II. AGNEW.
Feb 26
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FINAL NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims against the
"A estate of VIM. HOPKINS, deceased,
will present the same properly attested; !;
and all persons indebted will make pay
ment to MRS. e. Il. HOPKINS,
Executrix, Hopkins T., o., s. C.
Feb Q m19%
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Scrofula, or Kings Evil, is cured by
using Heinitsh's Queens Delight.
IMPORTANT.
DLANTERS and GARDENERS will find
4 ELLERBE'S PLANT TRANSPLANT
Err, patented 10th of October, 1861 at
JOHN G. DIAL'S; by which surplus plants
of corn, cotton, or Of any plant, may be
trans-planted in the Same time that the
soil can be replanted, without disturbing
the fibrous roots. j. 9. DIAL,
Jan 10 f3mo General Agent.
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Extensive Sale Of Handsome and Vel Kept
Furniture.

BY D. c. @EIX0TTO G SON.
on TUESDAN.doRNING next. the Sd
March, at 10 o'clock, we will sell at the
Bronson House," Southwest corner of
Laurel and Bull streets, large aud va
RED assortment of Household FURNI-
IURE, consisting as follows:
DRAWING ROOM.
Large and Elegant Rosewood SOFAS,
handsome Rosewood Marble Top
l Handsome Rosewood Velvet Arm Chair,
Chairs,
= " Reception Chairs,
So yds. new and elegant Velvet Carpeting
2 Beautiful Velvet Rugs,
1pair Beautiful Velvet Ottomans.
PARLOR.
dS yards Beautiful Brussels Carpeting,
Beautiful Mahogany Sofas,
Beautiful Mahogany Easy Chair,
s' Brace Chairs,
Large and Elegant-t toned Piano, and
numerous other articles of Furniture
winch adorn parlOr.
DINING ROOM.
Oak SIDEBOARD, Marble Top,
6 Oak Dining Chairs,
Large Dining Table,
Damask and Oil Cloth Carpets, &c.
BED ROOMS.
l Large and Beautiful Walnut Wardrobe:
l Beautiful Walnut Marble Top Table,
'' Bedsteads,
Bureau and Glass,
Marble Top Walnut Washstand,
| Walnut Table, q Walnut Chairs,
3 3Splendid hooking Chairs,
Feather Beds, Mattresses, Bolsters and
Pillows, together with large, fine and
varied assortment of CROCKERY, GLASS
WARE and Cooking Utensils generally.
ALSO,
Handsome Brussels and Three-ply
CARPETS, and numerous other articles
too lengthy to detail.
Terms Of sale cash. Persons in want of
furniture OF any description would do we'll
to wait and attend this sale Feb 1S
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GOVERNMENT SALE.

4 T public auction, TUESDAY, March
IN 5, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the Post
Hospital, College Campus, certain Hospi-
tai property. cccac:: sas;. red 40 pe
sold, consisting of COOKING STOVE.
Packing Boxes, Wood-snws, Scales and
Weights, &c. ELLIOTT COUES
march z Assist Surgeon u. 8. A.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-03-28

of those who push their fortunes the regions
favorable the attainment of comfortable homes and
Independent position in the world.
The State of Tennessee larger than Ohio fully rich,
and in mineral is far ahead of any State Virginia east
OF the Mississippi Not more than oneweh of the soil
under cultivation There seventytwo million bushels
of corn raised last year, which is twelve millions than
In 1861 Were the population dense is in Connecticut
we would have six millions instead have but twelve
hundred thousand of which hundred thousand only
are white and of the latter than three hundred
thousand have the industrial genius and energy that nave
made OHIO and Illinois what they From all SIDES ana
from all parties there is continual for white labor
particularly foreign labor The planters offer what appear
their plantations Everything will be furnished and one
third of the crop given Besides with family can
raise poultry pork and vegetables value of five hundred
or thousand dollars year. Land is now exceedingly
cheap than fourth anterebeon prices White
labor is in constantly increasing demand and appreciates
daily Men of all political compilations unite IN encourag-
ing emigration this Our countrymen can have better
terms than any other because they are Invaluable as
aborers we'll My office is beseiged by people
from the country wanting make with white men to
cultivate their farms For that need not be
stated here the coored laborer is not held In very hgh
esteem.
1t is unaccounabe that many Irshmen and women too
will congregate in densey populated eastern Cities whilst
there such extensive and inexhausabe field OF wealth
out here Of the whole Southern States in the aggregate
not more than one twentieth under cultivation about three
twenehs not fit to cultivated but the remaining four
fifth is much dead wealth, much unused happiness SO
much dormant power that needs but the hand of industry and
energy give it breathing vitality The tide of emigration
will set in this direction very soon The early corners Will
be the fortunate The land Tor Is
here The first million that will be the future aristo
of the sunny South.
ANY one desrous information relative to the
of the of Tennessee will be promptly answered by
addressing JOHN MULRoY,
General Agent Nashville, Tenn.
The Importance of the above communication cannot be
estimated by counrymen DESTROYS Of securing
manent homes Mr. Mnroy is gentleman whose word is
reliable and advise those who have enough quit
the cities and go into the country Write to Mr. Mulroy
for Instructions
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A Reply to ]. T. Blakeney's Letter.
rs of The Irish Republic.

To the Editors of The Irish Republic.
friend residing in Chicago sent The IRISH REPUB
of 18th January 1868 In the issne of that date find
long letter from j. T. Bakeney, of Dnnkirk Chatauqua
county, New York. dated December 3d. 1867 in which he
labor hard to convince the readers of THE IRISH REPUBLIC
that is owing the Catholic religion that Ireland has
recovered her long lost liberty Independence He starts
with taken from lecture delivered by Archbishop
Hughes in that CITY, Wis If the Irish Presbyterians
they would upset British authority in Ireland in forty EIGHT
hours He draws conclusions from sentence which he
acknowledges he does clearly understand and endeavor
to sustain his views that if Ireland Presbyterian or
Protestant Cts all one she could and would upset British
rule Ireland by drawing parallel between Cahoclty
and Professionalism He acknowledges that he does not I'M
dersand clearly the drift of the Archblshops assertion
Mr. Blakeney states In making this declaration, pub
lie way the Bishops intention does clearly APPEAR If
the English Government and Protestant garrison in ireland
thought that Presbyteansm Professionalism would upset
British authority in Ireland why, ask, MIR. Blakeney,
has the Government of England in the reign OF Edward the
W. of Queen Elizabeth of James the H. of Charles the
T. of Cromwell of Charles the IL, of William the ILL.,,
spent so much shed rivers OF blood enacted such
inhuman penal laws by which they robbed pundered and
conscated the property of the Irish Catholics with the
view of making them Presbyterian Church of England
Protestants? If the rulers who were guided by some OF
the first nteects and politicians OF the age such as Cecil
Burleigh Washngham Bacon believed that Presbyterian
ism or Professionalism would upset British authority In Ire
land in eight hours they be reckoned the most
consummate fools that existed IN acting In opposition
to the policy to which they devoted their lives Wis The
planting deeply in the soil of Ireland British rule, law and
domination.
Has not the British government by the aid OF the gbbe
halter rack fines flor attending Protestant Worship
and confscation in succession of regns from Henry the
9th the present endeavored to expate the Irish or
Cathoicty for they almost synonymous from the SOIL
OF Ireland 1t with this view that the properly OF inc
great Catholic Earl of Desmond, amounting to 5S1,OO0
acres conscated It for this purpose James the
the wisest fool in Europe Suy said conhscaed the
property of the two great princes Of the North ONe and
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-03-28
Running Us Into the Ground.
ALBANY, March 18th, 1868.
To the Editors of The Irish Republic.


sick at heart and disguised, as thousands of our
countrymen must be- with the mockery of organization held
up by oNe Savage and the l. R. A., called FenaRsm:
The Irish People, publishing socalled expose OF Fen1an-
ism, written by John OMahony.
The Citizen advocating peaceful petitionng edited by
John Mitchell.
of brother Journalist viii he received by the laundering
stupidity of Post Office official, edited by P. J. Meehan
The Fenian Volunteer, forgetting its title and mission has
fell back into the former business Of its proprietor and is
selling second hand ISLANDERS against the IRISH REPUBLIC to
the tune of going gentlemen gong gone and cheap at half
the price, edited by McCarroll.
The "great ONe" publishing address, written by P.
J. Meehan a of $780, taken from the funds of the
F. b. devoted chiefly himself and partly TO the editors of
the misunderstanding himself the Vaccinations of the
leaders of the Democratic party and pedgpg the oganza
ton the support of Andrew Johnson to obtain positions
for of his friends he has DONE Cabling In
hotel baroom in the country that he intends raid into
Canada this Spring. until last weeks Army and Macy Journal
published letter from correspondent signing himself
Irregular" in which he stated that "the government
fully of the plans of the leaders and that already he
packing his trunk and proceed to the frontier
against the Fenans Great God this lDIoCY or CRIME?
This is secresy with vengeance
The denuncaon of the brave fellows in Ireland by few
seapponted leaders in New York. crafty the English
toadyism of certain editors in this country is sufficient
should Think make the Irshman loyal to his counrys
redemption hesitate before ventung another dollar or in
teresting himself further until union is effected. Are
raise ourselves from the mud and filth of partzan
ship? Can in the length and breadth of this great
country find of intelligence and worth to accept
the leadership of movement who will give tone and
character it. Can raise the movement to the level
responsibility and give the position of what
ganzaon should be- viz dignifed unity of the Irish
people
Must we suffer our Organization the dearest object of the
hopes and prayers of millions of people, to bolster the
egom of the "neal descendant of an Irish King at the
expense of its existence and the freedom of 1reand or
must we adrf from all this dead wood and commence
agareorganize the whole thing from President private
and ever bear in mind while doing that Religions
many-ReasOn and Liberty are one-tnat we are all
brothers,
for one would counsel the latter coursecall convention
and for Heaven and poor Ireands sake, ehecta Union
Yours, DE NUEvA.
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The Prisoners Families.

We direct the attention of readers to the following
letter the above topic. That definite ysem must
be adopted whereby the families of the prisoners will
ceive steady support is plain to ALL We cannot evade
this question. We must meet it. We suggested some time
ago that the Circles of the F. B. of both branches should
have special fund for the prisoners families Each men,
Der should pay from week much higher he
wished to 60 This should be transmitted monthly to Ire
land and deduction for expenses Where there are no Cir
Giles parties could organize prisoners FUND.- societies.
There scarcely Irish person in the land who would re-
fuse contribute this object So fast possible those
families should be brought to America and provided for
The younger children sent to school and the older ones to
trades If the brotherhood will take the matter in hands
it were better than form separate organization the
B. will not the Irish people must for these families belong
to nation-EDs l. H.
To the Editors of The Irish Republic.
GENTLEMEN: In your editorial "The Prisoners Fan
lies late of your paper you ask your readers to
respond and suggest plan or plans they think BEST
whereby said families can be relieved from their present and
future suffering. 49, 49,
IRISH again bringing the of those suffer
sng families before the people in this country Every Irish
journal is in duty bound to follow your example IN this res
pect if nothing ese and when they do the people will be
sure follow after Therefore keep the subject before them
by all means. .
Since the hanging of the Fenans Manchester all the
exerons and consequently all the funds have been sent to
the families of the three murdered men, which only
three families while two hundred other families
totally neglected This latter number have suffered longest
and suffering more than ever This is not right
For the past year have been and yet strongly under
the impression that society was and is, much very
much needed for the especial purpose of providing
for the above named families | believe the idea has
been suggested in The IRISH REPUBLIC months ago,
unless ! am mistaken Without society the commit
tee in Dublin have dependence on this side of
the Atlantic, from any party. Nothing OF any &C
and as hungry stomach and ree. hearths
not we'll afford to have society organized before get
no Immediate relief would suggest that every Irish
cety will give the proceeds of the proceeds OF ST.
Patricks Day festivities which, doubt will be consdera-
be to the Committee of ladies in Dublin Tor distribution TO
the suffering families at home. M.
This done, we can afford to organize everywhere This
organization to be composed of men, and children
Of all classes creeds and political hues Dues to be PAID IN
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weekly from five twenty-five cents each member, ac
coding their MEANS and forwarded at the same to the
parties for whom it is collected By this there will
be something regular that they need not suffer for any
length of time. M
New-York tribune., 1868-03-27
11otitts Of Bankruytu.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE.-That on the
h dsy Of March A. D. 1885, waaat Ia bankruptcy Issued
the est.ts WILLIAM MYERS Of the CITY Of Ahws In tho
County Union ssts Of New Jersey who has been sndyd
bsnnh petition the payment Of debts and dey
cry property belonging such bankrupt to hin OF for bis use aud
transfer forbidden by law That meet
log creditors the said bankrupt their debts aud to
s,sgnee Of bis estate Will be held at Court OF
be 70 Albany EewBrunswck New
Jersey JOHN BLMBEDoRP Register on the a DAY Of
Aprl' A al 10 Jeloeh m--DAted March ~ 1893
BENAyAH DEACON, u Marshal as Messenger
New-York tribune., 1868-03-27

L. $ BsslSEEk OPpoE No n sstsst,l
ALBANY, ~ Y. March %. lBsi
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received az
~ this Office until WEDNESDAY April 1853 for furnishing
buDred fy thousand eight hancef
aud 6ny htnh BY tNeebsh Ava
hemock be s than feet oug ne 10 bt
erred the dykes Hudson River between Troy snd New ba
RATS stroug enough so stand steamboat wsSss
Bids all DO received for much thousand feet aud nui be mds
printed forms properly eerthed
proposals he obtained st this ons where h pAruenp
succesfa bidder will be required 20 eeter tf
United with good and snneient surss,
furnished contractor
the right reject all bids deemed dssd'sDtseoas
~ JOHN ~ wILsoN
Major Eng and Breyet Lieut. Col u s A.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-27
CUPREME COURT.

In ;he oiihs Application o the Commi'orers of u. Central
P, for and In bha Of the Mayor Aldermen and Commonaly sf
tie City ofNsNlort relative 70
A PUBLIC SQUARE OR PLACE,
Between Fnreslh aud Fnyun Streets and the Fnh AID sIb
avenuest Street 6a feet width On the westerly ids
usr,of sItendng from Fy n sreetto Fn ninth street,
TX TIE CITf OF NEWioRK.
The Bo,ri Commssch Of tie Central Park 10 tn name and IN
behalf the Mayor Aldermen ard ConmouaJ Of the CITY OF New
Of The Lsiare " the People fhe State
ofNssYor entitled "An Act 10 provide for the laying out and mpro'
ng Of portions tie CJ aIj Couny Of kewl" passed
April being prsser hereby ys notice that thcI
Intend apply the tonri In the fst Judicial Distinct OF
the state Special Term Of s.d Court 70 be held At the
City Hall In the Gv Of hcNirk, Wsdnesay the thssnth day
APRIL opening ~ the Co that day there
Counsel b heard thereon Tor The spponmsnto Coms
Estimate Assessment Ia the ahoyeented natter ai
M nstgr, and hereby attended the
aylng Public Square Place be,wesa PJeghth 'h
INV ninth streets and the fnh and sth and also street
fhy feet Width the westerly side thereof extending from fJ
eighth Hfynnih street IS laid ou BY TIE Comassoners OF
the Central PaIk In the City Of Srwiek
RTCHARD oGORMAs, Counsel to the Corporation
Dated Eew.Yorh, March Gst 1861
New-York tribune., 1868-03-27

STEINwAY HALL.
YNAL FAREWELL READINGS
rrE IN NUMBER
CHARLES DICKENS
o. MONDAY SInl Il syESISG AZ AZ Is.
DOCTOR a.RIGoLo
r'' the iri sss. s"s sAaf. i E''r''''
On TUESDAY EvEyISa. April
NICHOLAS SIcKIE1r
tat Nj squeerss SCHOOL,
BOOTS AT THE HOLLY TREE INN
On THURSDAY BvRSryG April 10.
Qsst tine but twO)
DAVID oofrERFrELD
MR. BOB SAVERS PARTY
iron Pii"ieLl.
o. FRIDAY EVENING. Aprlp.
Qa' time bGs oae)
DOCTOR aARIGoLD
MRS CAMP
On MONDAY EVENING April 70.
tsst tms)
CHRISTMAS CAROL
THE TRIAL From PlcKwrck
tn. Reading, will at O'Clock
Reserved Seat, 81 each 49,.
place At snwsy Hall MONDAY Msreh 30 commeuens ats
DAY March 81 and following day, I. the time and place
CTEINWAY HALL-SUNDAY, MARCH 20.
~ GRAND srSDiY CONCERT
GhEsp S5ASoha 4sP 6SmpSRroy poTBIS
Mis-. jenny LASDsMANS The popular sO,tralO
LEOPOLD pE NEYsh the =. renowned S.Ise pianist
Mf h LIsTEMAYS, ths celebrated viola't.
hh d. '" fnSob6hs 2SbD his'THs THS%ass FULL ORCHESTRA
WORRELL SISTERS NEW-YORK THEA
THIS ~ ESISG BENEFIT sSd LAST PERFORMANCES BUT TWO
MISS KATE RsIGNpLDs who Yielding e y.Ey n.ny requests
s @ s%S. .pS * S.s S1issS %
xEi E fIfr scEG ffSNSs ~
pss and . viii be presented Boz book now open
iN' yiprH soiRRR OF CHAMBER MUSIC,
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 23 AT
PROGRAMME.
oct. sphor PAschus'eh~sni sshuuan Quartet string Cat.
'p W %iiIi&s HsI MASON THEODORE THOMAS
'o'A'" ~O TREDEhrcK pERaSEa
DHILHARMONICS SOCIETY OF NEW YORK.
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S As s.. As'r Dream :. T S. .ss.
Msaa.is.Ssas Overture, F'syelaii,' Weber -
f''' ''''''' 0'''" r. SeeES DoRrMus D. p..d.,.
Mss LAC0sTE'sn IS Recital al,, Of M JULIUS yS
NEXT {. TcSDa1 . y. ExHssa ~ o. At IT. ssHT s ia
WILLIAM MASON Soan and ,TvHH.EISoDoRE
y" Tn02.fs rs SSs SSs.Hsy..SHS % a.. 81 sssl0
NEW PAINTINGS,
IN AT y. AvRRrs GALLERY,
No 81 rfth'sve
op;, .I pt5Y from m until d'ri and MONDAY EVENINGS
GRAND - DUCHESS OF GEROLsTETN.
NJ sosg The Letters" soc Sword Of Ny Father" te Tel
him. 0rsnds vss zoe ssb.r 0sop. 3ac Por Violin, ic
each PRRDRRCK BLuMR No e0a Bowsry and No 2s Broad
wsy sseond door shove Twenty ohb,sa
CHAMPAGNE CHARLIE, 80c., with colored
Lthogrsph Soc schotth, Soc 0aop zoe Flute Violin
arrangement, iS FREDERICK BLUAR No las Broadway SECOND
door sbsvs Twenty thl ~, branch No. 300 bswsry.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-27
Xurs,s, 6anias,s, &t,

CITY AUCTION MART, Broadway and
Z ! THIRTY unhh-J. J. HENRY, AuetoneeL Regular sss o1
or.. C.gs1s. slsghs Harness. Robes Blankets WHIPS &C. te,
.rrT WEDNESDAY sBd SATURDAY At IL O'clock There na .s
diving ling M sale No poponensn on account ~
weather the above articles alssys hand P'@
sas auction phoss COnssnmsnis respectfully solicited
TVHE LATE Mr.. A. NJ. .C0ZZENSs Horses, Car
isrs. sleigh Hansss and Stable Furniture Also hs enta
stoeL q WiussC.re she Port Msdsirs Se-wihes see %
Auction FRIDAY MORNING March a. at 10y oeioef ne se,
No 81 Great ouesst Can above See Aaenon eoshh
New-York tribune., 1868-03-27
Smustmrnis.

ERENCH TIlEATER.
l. H. L. BArRSAN ..............L Lessee 40 Difssess
THIS EVENING, March n,
IA BELLE HELENE.
SPLENDID SCENERY,
by Mnsrd Lewis by the hind permission Of T. Hayes esq.,
SUPERB COSTUMES
by Nonon Of Paris and Toledo Of New.York,
ELEGANT AND APPROPRIATE APPOlhfhBNTs
By john ID. Lundy,
EFFECTIVE CHORUS AND ORCHK6TRA,
ALL TIIB ARTISTS or TIE OPERA COMPArf
combining give the effect ~ the representation
ACT I.-THB TEMPLE OF JUPITER
Act n.-APARTMBNTS IN THE QUEENS PALACE
ACT HLTHE SEA SHORE AT EAUPLIA, the Newport Of An
eisnI Greece. .
Helene Queen OF iVs'ee
Paris, Prince OF Troy
heneaas, OF Sparta
AgsnemnOn King ofthe Kngs Duchesns
CAcbos, Grand Augur OF Jupiter
Achilles, King OF Phthols fhtet
j., King OF baanis
King OF the iacroins
Pbocomes, servant OF Calchos.. 'hamltoa
Rnthyees blacksmith feuy
reIrsueu
Orestes.
Baoehs. Mile JnhsM
PaTbRns
Couriers snards peope slaves children &c
SATURDAY AND EVERY EYEElNG-LA BELLE HBLKNK
NO MATINBB THIS SATURDAY
Eests aured advance the TbeateF Schrmer No 0l
SPECIAL NOTiCgWh exception Of the Press the Free List
he xne1dei
New-York tribune., 1868-03-27
HARPER g. BROTHERS, New-York,
IL Publish this Days

THE MASSACRE OF ST. BARTHOLOMEW:
PRECEDED BY HISTORY OF THE RELIGIOUS WARS IN
THB REIGN OF CHARLES TX
By HRNRI WHITE "A
with IustsOrL sO Cloth 81 rs Uniform with smefs E,tory
Of the HuguerotG
Prom The London Review.
White performed bis tasf we'll His Arguments svsry
conclusive ably supported by the results Of deep
the contemporary histories Of the times Of which be treats His sguste
always fO and frequently 10 eloqu.nee His efbs
state Of France middle Of the sixteenth epiu admirable
exhaustive The sam. praise be allowed bis descriptions Of tbs
ehsrasu chief psObges bloody which be
We heartily boob for the tolerant spirit which h
written Remembering how hard Is thnf Of the Massacre Of
st. Bartholomew without thrn Of indignation sufficiently
praise this eOnipieuous nsit Of the volume
From The London Daily EswL
OF the state ofPanse from the Of the century s
terrible day Of s. Bartholomew Mr. White gve mastery
Prom cOtsupor,ry memoirs and documents
leeed the oetA Of picture broad general eject and
minute lie aecessOresa picture t Of h eor ebeer and
force The ofPsrs 10 Of chief
admirably described without any petense pictorial writing YET
such way whole hAeOus tragedy pane, vdJ before our
and behold the grim on Paris Of sixteenth century s
spssm blood Mr. White produced book full Of re-
sesscb considerations and ppins ,p, .d
written and vigorous Fy proper rryty Of s
events which hsrrass and bs principles which AnnaI
H.
HISTORY OF THE THJRTY-NINTH CONGRESS
OF THE UNITED STATES.
t.r. NJ WILLIAM N. BARNEa
POrtrsitA eve, ClOth. eo
volume Of 6 royal pages and 10 portraits steel By t.
beat thgrsteu 10 the coupIry
lie eses contains accurate heD s tie ntssu Of ts
New-York tribune., 1868-03-27
I1usitaI 5nsirum,nis.
gfeal Aotius.

IN PURSUANCE and by virtue OF q final de-
cree Circuit the County saginaw Ia Chsnce made
and entered day February. A. ca Ia cause wherein
aud TiR HRWYokK AND SAGINAW SOLAR SALT OohPAhY Is
attendant notice hereby en hat shall sell at public auction At
three oeoei in WEDNESDAY the 18th day Of May
8s the Court House. Ia the CITY ofsnsv County
Stnav State Of Michigan all those parcels Of land situate In
County Of Known the south bali o. the south vest
Of the north fraction OF The south
seon quarter beug lot number three o of scorsI section twenty
Of tie north wees ana 'h
north fractional quarter being ot or ae
three @ of fractional section bttwo t3 all IN Town
m north Of 1ye @ east beng two band aud hn.en
AMI Tooth according 70 the Goyenment survey WIN %
Engines Boilers Machinery fixtures ard other personal property used
the furniture IA th boarding house aud IN the
Office all personal property Of d defendant used N conne
portion Of the real estate ahoTe described VIII be sod IN
parcel pursusut TO the Of said decree And also h parcels
will be sold at the time
and 10 decree bali Of the southeast
section thirty bali Of the southe quarter spd
the vest half the ad ths porh~ast quarter of he
northeast quarter thyoDe M u t Ie.Tsp thirteen W
north OF i've being hundred and esT Se scco
ing TO the Goverpmeht surey-DGd Saginaw March, l%a
Creat Court cQmnIsiOne fOr Saginaw County, Michigan