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The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-02-22

In reading over the correspondence between Grant
and Johnson struck with the terrible earnesness
and sublime indignation with which Grant renels the
attempts Of the President to him into net of
treason. What, he who carved his way through the
ranks of chvaous treason be caught in the meshes
of corrupt ad designing politician?
Picture the soldier the representative of Republican
honor and sraghforwardnes in the tolls of those cum
ming and deceptive foxes, johnson and his Cabinet
Imagine all the fne-spun subtilety with which they
tried to WOO him into the nets which they had spread
for his capture.
Well for the nation, to-day, that Grant was incor-
ruptbe, that great the soldier the citizen Grant
is greater Had he consented to retain the position at
the head Of the War Department. and recognize the
Dictator johnson the voice of the nation contrary to
the voice of the people through their representatives
who can tell the consequences that would follow?
1t needs no prophetic eye to see that the man who
risks his head to thwart the wishes of the loyalty
of America and who encourages throughout the
land with Executive smiles and honors would snap his
fingers at Congress, had he the army to march at his
i" forward"
Failing in seducing Grant from his allegiance to the
people, Johnsons next step was to remove him and
gov piiduu Cool pidce, WIN OIueI
arrest of Stanton when he came into the War Office
armed with the authority of Congress This movement
was also fsnked by the who has fanked so many
ratorous before Much as the nation owes Grant
for his services in the field it owes him more for his
recent action. We say again that had the President
succeeded in gaining Grant to his sde there light
have been dissolution of Congress, and invitation
to rebellion to raise it's head once more
Grant has spoken and as we read the following,
certainly feel assured that the nation is sae when
such Congress has such soldier as Grant at
the head Of the army, and such a as Stanton in
the War Department. Treason may howl, but it must
go down, for Grant and victoy synonymous:
"And now, Mr.. President, when my honor as a soldier
and integrity have been violently asaled pardon
for saying but regard this whole matter from begin
ming to end attempt to involve in resistance of
law for which you hesitate to the responsibility in
order destroy my character before the country in
measure, confirmed in this conclusion by your
orders directing disobey orders from the Secretary of
War; superior and your subordinate Without having
countermanded his authority, am to disobey
The President has replied to this, and his Cabinet
have Endorsed his "note" The country will take the
word of Grant against White House full of such Pres
dents and Cabinets The of one has been decep
tive from the first the other has deceived.
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UNDER DECREE EQUITY:
Sires Us. Lockwood.

StTeS rs. L0cfDOO1.
On TUESDAY, the 22d December next, at II O'Clock,
will be sold at the Old Customhouse,
All that LOT OF LAND on st. Phillp-street, In
this city, with the Buildings thereon, known in
survey of the Marion Lands, by R. Z. Payne, as Lot
No. 15 measuring in front on said street 81 feet the
same on the back lne 9Os feet the south line, and
200 feet on the north line; bounding north on Lot
No. Il; west on Lots Nos. 4 and 5.
ALSO,
All that other LOT adjoining the above and south
oft. known as Lot No. 16. measuring in front on
st Php-street 35 feet, the back line "a feet, and
on the north and south lines each, 20S feet; bound
ing west on Lot No. s. south on lot of Rev. MI.
Capers as per Plat OF r. 4. Payne.
Terms-one.third cash; balance in on. and two
years, secured by oond of the purchaser and mort
gage the premises, with interest ut seven per cent
per annum payable nnually; the buildings to be in
sured and policy assigned to the Master. Purchaser
to pay tor papers and stamps
JAMES W. GRAY, Master in Equity.
Dncamhor II thftu3
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PHILADELPHIA! /!

PHILADELPHIA!
PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA!
The Recent Grea Fire in Philadelphia
Herring's Safe again the Cham'ion
Letter FROM T. Morris Perot X Co.
PHILADELPHIA Twelfth Month Sth, 1868.
Mrssns FARRELL, HERnING & Co., No. 62J Chestnut
street
GESrs-I>is with great pleasure that re add our
testimony to the value OF your Rltent Champion
safe. At the destructive ire on Narket-;reet on
the evening OF the Sd instant our store was the cen
tire OF the conflgration, ard being filled with
large stock OF drugs, oils tu5pentine. painis war;
nj h. alcohol, &c. made severe and trying test:
Your Sac stood in an exposed situation, an Tell
with the burning floors into the cellar, an ong
quantity OF combuS,ib'e materials. We opened Il
next day. and found our books, papers, Dank notes
bills receivable and entire contents all SAFE II Is
especially gratifying to that your Sale came OUT
ali ri.ht as We had entrusted our most vaieapie
books to it. We shall want another of your sales ID
few days, as they have our entire confidence.
Yours, respectfully,
i. MORRIS PE3OT x co.
Herr;ng's Patent Champion Safes, The victors in
more than fve hundred accidental fires. Awarded
tbe prize me lals at the Worlds Fair London; !;
Worlds Fair, New York. aud Exposition iiverselle,
Paris.
Manufactured and for sale by, Herring, Farrell X
Sherman. WALKER, EVANS & COGsWELL.
Agents, Charleston. S. c.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT FOR DIS
rR1cT OF SOUTH CAEoLINA.-Hon. George $. Bryan
District Judge, presiding Tuesday, De-
cember 15
Tn Bankruptcu.-rn the following cases the Judge,
upon hearing the petitions for voluntary bankrupt
cy, granted orders Of reference to W. j. Clawson,
Registrar Fourth Congressional District upon mo-
tion of W. W. Harllee, solicitor pro pet:
In le I. B. Walter, A. c. Darlington, John P. Kin
ard c. D. Spearman, Henry Summer, Il. Fl. hinard,
e1 parte ". r. johnson.
In re E. P. Williamson, petition to enforce lien
W. W. Harllee, pro pet. On motion, referred 10 L..
B. Carpenter, Registrar, to report &c.
Ex parte R. F. Graham. IN re s. 8. Ga-gue. Petl-
ton to enforceIien. ". ". Harllee, pro pet. Same
order as above.
I. N. Nathans, pro pet. Upon favorable report OF
Registrar Carpenter, Jud9egranted order and certi-
fcate of discharge. under seal Of court.
In re Lewis Piser. Petition for fual discharge;
Fsg rDRs pro pst ss nSUVe
In the following cases petitions ior SAFE OF properly
having been read, on motion OF g. D. Bryan, Esq
for T. W. Clawson. pro pet 1t Is ordered tnat tne
property described in the petition be sold by as.
signee after due notice, and that proceeds OF SAID
sales be applied to the satisfaction Of the liens of the
petitioners according to their priority.
tx parte ]. S. r. Thompson, in re W. W. wilson
Robert Z, Seaborn james P. Aycock, james Blair
John May Graham 4 Atkinson, j. G. Hickling, D.
D. Moore E. A. Crenshaw.
Ex parte ]. W. Rawlinson, In re John May. Peti-
ton to establish lien. Wi son 4 Witherspoon. pro
pet. On motion, referred TO W. D. CiaWsoa' hegis-
ter to inquire and report.
E1 parte ". G. Gist, iu re David c. Gist. Grounds
OF opposition to 6i scharge. Wilson Withersroon.
pro pet Case ordered to be entered on the DOCKET.
and that D. c. Gist appear before Register law
son to submit to examination allowed in such cases,
&C.
In re John ". Grady Petition for voluntary
bankruptcy. Perry & Perry, pro pet. Upon motion,
referred to ". j. Clawson. Registrar.
issue Docket-Burwell E. Boykin-Germani4 Fire
Insurance Co., ct al Porter Conner for plaintiff,
Sinonton Barker for defendants. This case occu-
pied the attention OF the Court till P NJ, the hour
of adjournment, the remaining testimony and arSu'
ment to be resumed tomorrow ut II, A. N.
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CASH IN ApyANcE.-On and after this day,
the payment of subscriptions in advance oy all inc
subscribers Of TIE NEWS will be rigidly eniorced'
and the pars: will not be sent to any one unless it
has been paid for. TO this rule there Will De no e1
ception.
Persons whose stay in the city is to be short or
who for any other reason may not be disposed 70
pay the subscription in advance. can avail them-
selves OF our weekly delivery and collection system
and receive The paper at the rate OF mteen Genus
week.
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AuftiDu Sales.
UNDER DECREE In EQUITY.

Tobias Us. .Iefords, ct al.
THIS DAY the 17th December instant, q. II
o'clock, will be sold ct the Old Custom house.
ALI that LOT OF LAND. situate on the east side OF
East Bay.street in th's city, and known n tho pan
of the said lands drawn by r. O. Pnckney, Surveyor.
resurvey dat, February, 1850, recorded in the
office OF Reg. n. c.. for Charleston District, Book a,
No. 1, page SO, by tho letter D, No. l. Measuring
on the north and south lines each lac feet inchss
inclu ing therein the width OF on alley way IS feet
wide common to this and the fur adjoining stores
and lot Of land running from Gendron.strees to
Cordesstreet on tue west line, fronting East Bay
street % feet inches and the east line 70 feet
inch more or less according to said plan; bounding
north on Gendron-street; west on East Bay-strset;
south lot lettered or No . on said plnn now or
late Of the estate Of Catharlne Proeau, and east on
land now OF late OF - Napier.
.orms-One-half cash; balance in twelve months,
sec -ed by bond of the purchaser, and mortgage OF
the remises. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stam,s. J. w. GIAY,
DerEmoer II th4 Master u EQUITY.
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UNDER DECREE IN Equity.
MITCHELL Erecutrir. IS. Gourdin.


THIS DAY, the 18th December instant. at IL
o'clock, will be sold, at the Old Customhouse,
All that undivided moiety half part of that
LOT OF LAND, designated by No, l, in plat Of a
survey OF ve lois made by r. PlnckneY. Surveyor,
June I, 1859. with the buildings thereon situate on
the vest side of East Bay-street in this city, and
known by tho No. 40; measuring on said street "a
feet inches, the south line 121 feet inehe, on
The west line SO feet inches, and on the north line
1873 foet inch be the said dimensions more Or less
Bounding east on East bay.strest; south on lauds
formerly of John Kirkpatrick; west and north on
lands late OF the estate OF Benjamin Smith.
Terms-One-third cash; balance In one and two
years, secured by bond OF the purchaser and mort
gage Of the premises; the buildings to be insured
and Kept insured and the policy assigned. Purcha-
ser TO pay for papers aud stamps,
J. W. GRAY, Master in Equity.
Becamher II thu
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LOCAL. MATTERS.
SALES THIS DAY

JAMES w. GRAY will sell at II o'clock, at I'M; tne
old Customhouse, several pieces OF Vaiuaoie ie'i
r. NJ. CATER will sell at three quarters past
O'Clock, on Browns wharf, butter: bacon, lsra, &C.
LErrcH BRUINS will Il, at hafpast ~ o,clocK' az
their Office Broad-street, four mule anu goise :.
.JouS G. minor 4 Co. will sell at 10 O'CLOCK, In
their salesroom, Meehng-strees, dry goods, CLOTH
ing, &c. Ill, all =. IN o,.,oct ~
their auction house, Hasetstreet' snoes' haes ana
MILES DRAKE will sell at 10 O'Clock, in his store,
corner OF King and Liberty streets. Clothing. bats
and dry goods. .,.o,o.
room. Meeting-sreet, furniture, bedding, &c.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

Stern Us. EpStin ct al.
On THURSDAY, 3lst inst, at II O'Clock, will be sold
at the Old Customhouse,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings there
on. situate ut the northeast corner Of King and
George streets in this city, measuring in front on
King At feet inches the OH the line,
and IN depth on George-street 120 feet the same on
the north line, be the same moro or less. Bounding
north on land formerly OF the estate Of roohey;
south on Georgestreet; east land now or former
" of the estate of Sarah Dorre and west on King
street.
1ern,-0ne.third cash; baancs in three equal
successive annual insta'mcns, with interest at per
cent. psr anrum, payable annually, secured by bonds
et the purchaser and mortgage Of the premises; the
buildings to be insured and policy assigned. Pur-
chaser to pay for papers aud stamps.
J. W. GRAY,
December 10 thrn4 Master in Equity.
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Card from Captain Sigwnld.
MAIN GuAnDHo oUsE. December l6, 1868.
TO THE EDITORS OF1HE NEWS.


notice in your issue of to-day statement
to the effect that polio man has not heen seen in
the western part of the city bounded by tie river,
Beaufain, Pitt and Calhoun streets for one month.
take it for granted that your irformer speaks tor
himself alone, and that he must be naturally or
purposely blind; for on reference 10 my books, I
and that sen tircls and mounted mcn have patroled
that particular section Of the city regularly night
and day. and that the officers and sergeants on their
round. have visited them and found then attentive
to their duty.
As I consider the statement reflection on the
officers of police, and particularly on myself, I
respectfully asa that you will give this place in
The NEWS Of tomorrow.
Most respectfully.
Ylur obedient servant,
G. B. SlGWALD.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, December 16.-Papaion
EoteL-F Cuck, Barnwell; " " Nevels, NJ
Mcmillan, Biackville; J Keller Lowry. Orange
burg; L Clark, Lewisville; W Thompson, Ken
tucky; q " Desportes, J Corley Winnsb0ro'; Thos
Mahap. cokesbury; Theo Bonne, New YORK; H
Brown Mars Bluff; W Salters, salters Depot;
Clements, Darlington; Fl Gasque. Friendheld;
Chas Pack, Hendersonville; Sauls, Jr, Branch
vile.
Charleston H,tel-George Boggs. James Island;
George waterhouse, Beaufort; C Wilson, Beaufort;
d Kennedy, Camden; " Fox. New YORK; John
Martin, Cincinnati; NJ Slaughter, New York;
James Walker New York; John Newton, New
York; " cogsweD. Columbia; John Kinard New
berry; John Bowman, oranseburg; q n Smell,
Orangeburg; Miss q Mccall, Darlington;
Burns, Camden;J Cloud, Camden; s u Sanders,
Sumter; Price, Baltimore; y Morrison, New
York; Leon Wiel, Philadelphia; John Patterson,
Pittsburg; J Newsome, New York; Cutler,
Brooklyn; " Penn Clark, Washington, D. c.
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ALMOST FATAL LAccDENr.-During the re-
cent rainy spell, while nurse was carrying little
child along Rutledge Avenue, opposite Milstreet,
her foot slipped and the child fell on its head on the
sideAalk. Fortunately the ground was so SOFT that
the child's head penetrated It, sinking it up TO the
shoulders. It was at once pulled out and suffered
no other inconvenience than haTng its eyes, mouth
nose and ears stopped with mud until it could be
washed. We presume that it is to prevent more
fatal consequences from such accidents that the
Street Inspector has neglected to put shells on the
sidewalks in that locality.
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SALE OF MEDICAL STORES, &c.-Mr. William
Gurney completed yesterday sale of hospital pro-
perty and drugs, on account of the goTerpment.
The drugs were purchased by merchant OF this
city, and the hospital property by the city for the
public hospitals.
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SUPREME CoURT.-The court met on Tuesday,
at IL A. NJ Present-Chef Justice Moses and Asso-
clate Justices Will I'd and HoSe.
William Hutson Wigs Esq was sworn in as re-
porter of the court.
The following cases argued:
W. Hampton Jones ads the State. Mr.. MCGOWAN
for motion. No reply.
Dallas Harles ON ads the State. Mr.. MCGOWAN for
motion. No reply.
c. B. Jones. ct al, ads. Hyde & Bedon, ct al MIR.
Melton for motion. Mr.. Farrow contra. Mr. Simon
ton in reply.
Lewis Dlal vs. Mabra Madden. Mr. Bacnman for
motion. No reply.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

~LARGgsr CIRCULATE IbN.-THE ALLY
NEWS BEING THE NEwsRzrEE OFFICIALLY
sEcocs1zEp AS HAVING faE LARGEST CIR
COLLATION. IN THE cHS OF CHARLESTON
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING N THE pos1orFIeE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. AccoaDIf 6 TO THE pRov1s'
,roAs OF THE NEW Po>ToFFicE LAW.
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The GREENvnLE AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD
Cos1rASY.-we are authorized to state that the an
nouncement in our issue of yesterday, that the
Greenville Railroad Company would pay interest,
&c., is not correct. The proposed payment OF six
months interest in January is conditional in Its
character, and the publication as first made is liable
to rnislead the public.
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BASE BALL.-The Alerts of this city are will
ing to ply the expenses OF the Forest City Club if
they will come here, o. go to Savannah on the same
terms, or il these terms do not suit, they will meet
the club at Beaufort or any intermediate point.
The "Alerts" are warming up on the subject, and
feel very anxious to bring the matter to head and
decide the much talked of final game-the 'rubber.
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Loss OF BRITISH BARK.-Captain Cor
NELL of the schooner George q. Rogers, at this port
from Isle Ruatsn Honduras, states that the British
bark William Edwards. of and for Liverpool. from
Omoa, with cargo Of fustic, went ashore on Rua-
tln Island, on the 2sd OF November, and became
Total loss The crew was saved.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Ingrdham ps. Palmer.

IHgTdnuM UJ. IdENleT.
THIS DAY, the 17th December instant at II
O'Clock, will be sold, at the Old CustomEou5e,
All that PLANTATION in the Parish Of ST. Johns
Berkeley Charleston District, known as the Poplar
Hill Plantation containing 1880 acres more or less
bounding north lands Of J. G. Warley and Of Hrs
Coutrieur east land OF the estate Of j. g. Palmer
south on lands of J. c. Palmer ani west on lands OK
the estate OF Peter J. Coutrieur.
Terms-One third cash; balance in one and two
years, secured by bond of the purchaser and mort
gage of the premises; the buildings to be insured
and kept insured and the policy assigned Purehns-
er to pay for papers and stamps.
J. W. GRAY, Master in Equity.
Deceuber II th4
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CHURCH FOR BISHOP PERsIco.-A new Catho-
lie Church is to be erected in Aiken South Carolina
shot supper Is to be given soon for the purpose
of raising the funds to begin with. It was hoped
that the learned and eloquent Bishop would have
been retained here where his talents are recognized
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COMMISSION ON CIVIL AFFAIRs.-A commits
sion, under order of General Howard Of the Freed
mems Bureau will assemble at the Military Hall tc
day at ten O'CLOCK to take into consideration claims
for advances to planters made through the Bureau.
The commission will consist Of Colonel j. B. Edie,
Hon. william Biken and Colonel James P. Low.
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THE REMAINS OF GENERAL n. G. EVANS
W. T. Gary, Esq, passed through Columbia day De-
fore yesterday, en- route for Cokesbury, having In
charge the body Of General N g. Evans who died In
Alabama several weeks age.
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GENERAL HARRY ME1LvLLE.-Such is 6
name reported by the Nashville Union and Ameri-
can among the arrivals at the st. Cloud Hotel in
that city as OF gentleman haihng fiom Charleston.
S. C. II there is any General Harry Melville. Of
Charleston, or Of South Carolina We beg his pardon
We don't know him. We rather suspect that some
sharper is humbugging the st. Cloud.
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RuMoRED DEATH OF DETECTIVE CoATEs.-lt
was currently rumored yesterday that Detective
Coates had been killed somewhere in the interior OF
the State, whore he had gone to investigate muir
der case 1t was impossible to trace the rumor to
any definite source and we doubt its authenticity.
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ACCIDENT KERosENE.-On Tuesday
night, as Dr. a. N Bslhnger was carrying kerosene
lamp in his residence in Wentwort-street it acci-
den,aly fell and broke, iSnitng the oil, and burning
his hands and arm in very severe and painful
manner.
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TIE DAILY NEWS PRICE CURRENT AND Con-
MEsc1AL CIRCULAR will be ready for delivery at nine
O'Clock tomorrow morning. Business houses wish
ing to subscribe for a specified number OF copiea
containing their cards, should leave their orders at
our counting to-day. All orders for ten copies
and over will be supplied at the rate of two and
half oents per copy.
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PERFuMERY-Every variety of the best per-
fumery can be had at Airnar's. corner OF King and
vandcrhorst streets. Neither Araoy nor the Vale OF
Cashmere could compare to Aimar If oil his bottles
were uncorked.
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ALL WHO are in want Of good, substantial
boots and shoes coil ot John Commins. No. 131
Mceting.strect, nearly opposite the Market
Five cases CT yo, his waterprt OF rubber bottom,
long leg boots, a. 81 IS per pair Also, five cases
mems mining shoes at 81 50 pcr pair
November 80 mtno
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FOR FEMALES
FOR SPRING USEl
s5-NO BITTERS EQUAL TO THEM-es
TIE CELEBRATED SUMTER BITTERS,
Made of PURE LIQUOR, HERBS AND ROOTS, so
we'll known in Pharmacy:
PERUVIAN BARK, CHAMOM[LE FLU"
ERS, SNAKE ROOT, CHERRY BARK,
GINGER,
And such other HERBS AND ROOTS a. Will in al
cases assist Digestion promote the secretions ofhe
system in the natural channels, and give
TONE AND yIGOR TO THE
YOUNG AND OLD, MALEAGD FEMALE!
AlIUsc 1t With Wonderful Success
BRINGS COLOR
TO THE PALE w HIT E LIP.
BLOOM AND BEA UTY
TO THE THIN FACE AND CARE-WORN
COUNTENANCE. CURES FEVER AND GRE
ATES APPETITE.
TRY 7HEM. USE NO OTHER.
ak for SUMTER BIIIERS. sold by Druggists
End Giceers.
asSee that our signature is over the corr OF eaeh
bottle. DOWIE q molsE'
PoPR1EToRs AND WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
Augus.5 sma* Charleston, s. Z
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December 10 thrn4 Master in Eq
IN EQ QUITY-COLLETON.

Thomas Pinckney rs. S. p. Bellinger. ct al
Bill TO Marshal Assets and Relief.
BY authority Of decretal order made in the above
stated cause, will sell before the Old Custom
house. in the City OF Charleston, on TUESDAY,
the 10Th day of December next
All that PLANTATION, or Tract OF Land known
as the estate lands or Srs E. P. Pnokucy, situated
on the Ashepoo River, and containing 1861 seven
hundred and sixty five acres one hundred and thir-
tyve acres Of which Is superior rice land, and con-
venently situated for being watered iIom the Ashe-
poo River; the balance upland swamp. and is supe-
rior cotton and provision land Ibis Plantation offers
rare inducements to capitalists for good Investment
being superior in quality, and contiguous to healthy
pine land settlements.
Conditions-One-thir cash; tho balance on credit
Of twelve months secured by bond Of the purchaser
and mortgage Of the premises. Purchaser to pay
for paper and stamps. B. STOKES,
G. e. c. D.
Commissioners Office, colleton. December 4. 1868.
December 10 th3