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Richland County---In Equity.
JACOB LEVIN, AUCTIONEER.

Benjamin M. Loe Vs. A. NJ. Hunt-Decreee for
Foreclosure.
NDER decree OF the Circuit Court, sitting in
~ Equity, in the above stated case, will be
sold on the FIRST MONDAY in April next, be-
fore the Court House, in Columbia, between the
hours OF /! A. NJ and p NJ, in three parcels:
All that lot OF LAND, situate in the city Of Co.
corner of Gervais and Gates streets, butting and
bounding towards the North, on lands formerly
OF Of Frances EDGAR East on lands formerly Of
West on Gates street; containing one acre, more
or less, on the following TERMS viz: So much cash
as shall be sufficient to pay the principal and in
costs and expenses of tho suit; the balance on a
credit OF one, two and three years; to be secured
by bonds and mortgages of the property Pur-
chasers to pay for stamps and papers.
March II NTH ID. B. MILLER c. O. p
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SheriH7s Sale,

Under order OF Judge of Probate-silas G. Glib
son, by his next friend, Us. Henry b. Gibson, ct
dl.-Su'nmons in Partition.
TN pursuance Of an order made by William Hut
l. son Wigg, Judge of Probate for Richland
County, directed to me, will sell, on the FIRST
MONDAY in April next, in front of the Court
House, in Columbia, within the legal hours:
All that HOUSE and LOT in the city of Colum-
bia, bounded on the North by the residence of the
late John II: Pearson, deceased; East and South
by lands Of John w. Parker, and West by Marion
street; containing one-third of az ,cre, more or
less, being the house and lot of which the late o.
j. Gibson died possessed.
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash enough to paw taxes now
due and expenses OF these proceedings, and two
hfths OF the bid; the balance in one two and three
years, secured by bond and mortgag of the pre-
mlses Purchaser to keep premises insured and
assign the policy to the Judge Of Probate, and to
pay for stamps and papers.
l., me aboye described property will be re-sold,
by order OF William Hutson Wigg, Judge OF Pro-
BATE at the risk of N. L. Edwards, the former
purchaser He having failed to comply with terms
of sale.
ALSO,
All the right, title and interest of the defendent
IN the Plantation known as "Stoney Hill, )" i'll Rich
land County, situated on the waters of Toms
Creek, bounded by the lands of John Bates, de-
ceased, the Bluff road and lands OF Absalom Joy
ner; levied on as the property of Fl. w. Adams at
tho suit of Robert n. Lewis Us. III. W. Adams
March Ia NTH P.F. FRAZEE s. r. c.
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No suspAssioss Il 3o5pi' op 4Hr & 81 Annssxs nssx conpusG
We are pleased to see that the Joint fesolu..
ton introduced into the House by, one
Webb, Of Georgetown, for the suspension
of the habeas corpus in the Counties of
Laurens. Abbeville, Newberry and Edge
field, after being favorably reported upon
by the Committee on the Juaiciary, has
been indefinitely postponed. To one who
is familiar with the condition of things in
these Districts, it is matter of surprise
that such resolution received any consi-
deration at all. Suspend the writ of Aa6eas
corpus! the great safeguard of personal
liberty, which is so jealousy guarded by
the vigilance of the English law! What
great exigency called for so extreme a mea-
sure? Certainly none of those which are
contemplated by Section IT., Article I, of
the new Constitution, which directs that
the privilege of the writ of ha6eas corpus
shall not be suspended except when in case
OF .'insurrection, rebellion or invasion, the
public safety may require it." If there be
''insurrection, rebellion or invasion" in The
Counties of Laurens, Abbeville. Newberry
or Edgefeld, it will certainly be news to
our people. They were never more quiet
or rly.-AbbepiNe Press.
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Richland County---In Equity.

JACOB LEVIN, AUCTIONEER.
Edward Kinsler and Henry o. Kinsler, Executors
OF John j. Kinsler, uS Amelia 3. Kinsler, Mary
A. Holmes, ct al.
HNDER decree of the Giro uit Court, sitting in
on the FIRST MONDAY in April next, before the
Court House in Columbia, between the hours of
II A. NJ. and p. NJ, the following Tracts of
No. 1. Four acres of LAND, in the city of Co.
Eum6la; bounded by Richland, Gist Laurel and
Plnckncy streets.
containing 129a acres; bounded North by Conga.
rec Creek; East by Joyner's land; South by land
OF estate ~. Kinsler, and West by Mrs. Elmore's
land.
No. 8. Tract of Land, in Lexington County,
known as the 'Neace Tract" containing 238i
acres; bounded North by lands of Roof East by
lands of Kinsler's, and West by land not known.
No. t. Tract of Land in Lexington County,
known as the "Haugabook Swamp Tract, con-
tanning 52t acres; bounded North by Buffers
land; East by Congaree River; South by r. Jov-
nera land, and West by Geiger.
No. o. Tract of Land in Lexington County,
acres; bounded North by lands Of General Henry
Arthur; East by Congarec River; South by
Geiger's land, and West by land of Joyner
No. g. The Tract of Land, in Lexington County,
known as the Maverick Lands" situate imme :
diately opposite and in sight of the city of Coum-
bia, bounded by lands of Guignard and others.
containing about ,290 acres, the exact number Of
acres not known. but survey will be completed
and quantity made known on day of sale, and this
tract sub-divided to suit purchasers.
NOT; The right and interest of the late John
J. kinser (being the life estate OF P. BoiD in
the Tract OF Land, in Rchlaud County, known as
Palmyra" situated near Barhamyille, contain
ing acres.
Pats of all the above property can be seen at
the Office Of the undersigned
TERMS OF SALE.-Onc fifth cash, and the balance
upon credit OF one, two and three years. Sc
sold. Purchasers to pay for stamps and papers.
March ii NTH ID. Is. MILLER. G. @. p.
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/ ~. x. Sasportas, Representativefrom this
County in the General ASSEMBLY, has been
appointed postmaster st this place. This
is, we believe, the first Federal appointment
IA colored man to office In the State.-
Ordnge5ury Ne,os. n - = f.1 r'fsIf'sa.i.
Lazarus Hirsoh, sexton of the Eden Street
Synagogue, in Baltimore, committed sui
eide, on Thursday last. M
DR.. A. Ct. Mackey has been watched and
chained by the officials of the Charleston
Custom House.
The mortality in Charleston, during 1868.
was 1,2O3-390 whites, and 818 colored.
The late snow storm in Nova Scotia was
followed by heavy rains, Which caused great
destruction of property.
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WASHINGTON, March 27.-In an audience
With mixed delegation of Republicans and
conservatives, Grant, yesterday, reiterated
nus nus opposition to the pending Mississippi
garding Mississippi, similar to that pro-
posed by the Committee of Nine for Vir-
ginia. Masterly inactivity, regarding Gu
ban affairs, is the present policy here
The indications are that the House will
adhere TO the absolute repeal of the tenure
OF office Act. Neither House is in session
to-day. .e.r..
The srey olutionary envoy, Lomus, repre-
sentS that the Cuban patriots have 25, 900
men under arms, and would have many
more II they were able to provide arms
General Ames has been appointed Com
missioner of the Bureau for Mississippi.
and Reynolds for Texas
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II. " yS$| :s 81 81 q ; y u 3 9. S !. 81 .
Gable ,Despatshes.

LONDON, March .27.-Hong Kong tele-
grams report the loss of The, Pacific Mail
Steamship Company's steamer Herman. A
large number of Japanese were aboard,
who were drowned - :' 9tr
:, AT an early hour on Wednesday morning,
the English House of Commons passed the
Irish Church bill to second reading, by
the triumphant majority of 118. The result
W, was reoelved with immense enthusiasm.
The vote was 36S yeas, $50 nays. The
original majority of the Liberal party. at
the close Of the elections, was only Ia; as
1856 Liberals had been returned, and 272
Conservatives. XIX +.
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FINANCIAL AND OommERoIAL.

New YORK, March 27-Noon.- Stocks
dull and unsettled. Money sharp, at z.
Sterling 81. Gold 3116. Flour firm, but
not very active Pork steady, at 31.5O.
Cotton quiet, at 2S24929.
Z. Motion without decided change:
sales 10000 bales, at 2S34@29. Flour
low grades 5@1Oc. better. Wheat 1@2c
9415: Lard q shade frmer. Pork steady,
at 31.50. Freights lower. Money yery
stringent. at Z. Sterling 8@S1a. Gold 81.
State securities dull.
BALTIMoRE, March 27.-Cotton dull, at
2Sza, Flour firm and active. Wheat steady
and unchanged. Corn-white sOC0S1; vel
low "a. Pork $3.50. Bacon active-shoul-
ders 14@15. Lard 90 Wh;skey 94095.
CINCINNATI, March 27.-Whiskey 81.
Fork held at $500, but no demand. Clear
sides held at 17A; sugar ar-cured hams 49,
CHARIEsros, March 27-ootton active
and steady; sales 725 Bales --middiings 275l :;
receipts 1856. ~ ,
AUGUSTA, March 27.-Cotton market
steady; sales 43O bales; receipts 15O-mid-
dlings 27I.
SAVANNAH. March 27.-Cotton quiet and
firm, but quotations Observation-Disclosures
2734928; sales 800 bales; receipts 374.
MOBILE, March 27.-Cotton market hard.
but active demand; sales 1,500 bales, in
Guiding 100 after the close yesterday-low
midding 81; receipts 914.
New ORLEANS, March 27.-Sales of cot
ton 4,5O0 bales; receipts 844; exports 8, 600;
demand fair and low grades advanced 166
4Nnmlddlings 28A. Gold 317s. Flour
Corn dull, at rs. Pork dull, at 3224. Ba-
con retailing at 14k01714. Sugar dull
common II; prime IA. Molasses scarce
prime rs.
LONDON. March 27-3P. M.-Bonds S311.
LIVERPOOL, March 27-3 P. M.-No mar
kets.
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MuRDER.-On Tuesday, 23d instant, an
atroclous murder was committed on the
plantation of MIR. John Simonton. about
ten miles from Winnsboro, by Creole So
nlor upon Caroline Simonton, (both
colored.) 1t seems there arose difficulty
between Creole and daughter of Caroline
about some children under Crecie's charge,
when Caroline went to assist her daughter
In whipping Creole; whereupon Crecie
seized n rock and inflicted such wounds
upon Caroline rs to cause her death Gre
Gle has been arrested and safely lodged in
the County Jail IVimSboro Neps.
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News Items.

CHARLEsToN, March 27.-Arrived- d-schr.
Magdalen, Stockton, Me. Sailed-steamer
Champion, New York; schooner Myrover,
New York; brig Marion, Barcelona.
=. A New Orleans paper says that United
States troops are being rapidly concentrated
In Texas, on the Rio Grande border, and
additional barracks are being built 1t is
thought that movement on Mexico is con-
templated.
RICHMOND, March 27-Gen. Stoneman
to-day issued an order removing Governor
Wells, and assuming the duties of the Office
himself. Mayor Burgess of Petersburg,
was also removed.
Boston, March 27.-James D. Martin,
the defaulting Cashier of the Hide and
Leather Bank, pardoned by Mr.. johnson,
has been re-arrested on new charges, and
held in $50, 900 bail
HAVANA, March 27-The regular steamer
Commandments, between Havana and Car
denas, which left here on Tuesday, was cap
tured by passengers, who left the lady pas
sengers, the captain, and part of the crew
at Rognes. The whereabouts of the steamer
is unknown.
The report of heavy battle on the road
between Remedies and Moron is untrue: it
was only q, slight skirmish. The Contor.
cock, with Hoff aboard, arrived to-day from
Key West.
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HoM1cDE.-Henry Mccoy (colored) was
shot through the head and instantly killed.
on Monday night last, in his house, on the
plantation of Mr.. Thomas Owens, in the
Eastern section of this County. From
what we hear it is case of jealousy-a
lady in the case-a colored Flora. Martin
East (colored) is suspected as the murderer,
and warrant has been issued for his arrest
ILdurenSpiUe Herald
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

In the District Court of tho United States for the
District of South Carolina-In the matter ~
Glenn D. Peale, in Bankruptcy
wi virtue OF an order from w. j. Clawson,
public outcry, to the highest bidder FOR cash at
Union Court House, on SATURDAY, APRIL "a.
1852 all the right, title and interest to which the
his petition in Bankruptcy, in the following tracts
and parcels of land, to wit:
One tract OF LAND in Richland County, contain
John Frost'and estate OF Captain BooRtcr. Said
land was purchased from William Douglas, by G.
W. Peake and Bankrupt, about fifteen Years ago.
ALSO,
One tract OF Land in Spartanburg County. con-
tanning 175 acres more or less adjoining lands OF
wood and Norris, Hammett and Others
Sold for the benefit of the creditors of the said
Dankrupt's estate.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash in United States cur
rency. CHARLES BOT,T Assivneo
March 90 nj
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Cast Iron Wanted.

CHARLOTTE AND SOUTH CAROLINA r. r. SHops
COLUMBIA, s. c., March 16, 1869.
WIS Company will pay 81 per 100 pounds, for
old CAST IRON, delivered in lots of 100 lbs.
or more, at their Workshops in Columbia, or to
It's agents along the line Of road.
March II t1mo T. d. KLINE NJ M
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The FIFTEENTH AMENDMENr.-The Ma

The EIFTEENTH AMENDMENT. The Ma
ffon1 ,.n, lateHtgence',, OF Thursday, says
Ihe actlon OF Indiana, and the refusal
of Georgia to ratify. for which we have to
thank Governor Bullock and his Republican
friends in the Legislature, settle the fate of
the fifteenth amendment. Its defeat now
is next to certain. We count against #
Oregon, California, Kentucky, Delaware
Maryland, Ohio, New Jersey, Georgia and
lndlana-nine States. Ten are sufficient to
defeat it, and Connecticut alone would end,
it. We observe that both Pennsylvania and
New York fail to ratify, and it would seem
that the Republican members of the Legis-
iatures OF these States cannot be got up to
the mark. This issue will enter into all
the autumnal elections, and the issue will
be disastrous to the Republicans, beyond
all doubt"
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Valuable Real Estate at AUCTION. =
BY D. C. PEIXOTTO G. SON.

BY direction Of the Assignee Of Evans & Cogs-
Nell We w,li offer for sale, at public auction,
tMONNDAi ny April 8, 1863, at 10 O'clock in front of
All that PLANTATION or tract of LAND, stu
ated IN Klchand County. near the city OF Colum.
pa, containing 1l6 acres, moro or less, and
bounded on the Northwest by lands now or late
OF Major Thomas Davis: on the Northeast by
lands now or late of N. Ramsay; on the South
inc In Southwest by lands now or late of Samuel G.
aonry; Gas by plat Of said land made and certi-
nen ,,'i oy ". i. Mason. D. s., September 26 1863
TERMS OF SALE-Onetalf cash. balance on a
credit OF one and two years, secured by a bond of
Purcnascr bearing interest ut the rate of seven
PIE M annually and mortgage of premises Pur-
chaser to pay for papers and stamps. March IA
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W. H. Stacks Pure Corn Whiskey.
A tWAYS on hand aud for sale, by the Agents
N for the Distiller,
FISHER, LOWRANCE 4 FISHER.
e. STENHOUSE.
CAUTIoN.-The subscriber regrets to learn that
an inferior article of Whiskey has been offered
aud sold as his, and i'll order to protect consumers
as well as his own reputation, requests buyers to
be careful and see that they procure what they
HIS Whiskey can be found only at the Agencies
as above, or at the Distillery.
w. H. STACK
March 266 Richand County, S. c.
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Light! Light! Light

Light! Light! Light!!!
SAFETY and Economy combined, by using the
~ CRESCENT GAS GENERATOR and Ores
GENT OIL: This Oil is non-explosive and gives
brilliant light without the use of lamp chin
nneys, or the trouble of cleaning them Kerosene
Lamps altered to use the Crescent Oil and Gas
Generator, at a trifiing expense. For further in
formation and supply of Crescent Oil and Gas
Generator, spply to j. & 7. r. AGNEW
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gSl Vatiety Sale to Close Consignn,ents. b : :.
2 t"7t BY JACOB LEVIN. : ~ g
ON TOMORROW (Bfonday) MORNING, at 10
o'clock, to close consignments, will sell; at my
Prime Bacon Hams, Strips and Bellies,
Extra Lard, Soap, Candles,
Canned Tomatoes, extra Sardines,
Cheese, Baltimore Flour,
* Superior Family Flour,
Choice Corn Whiskey, Cordiais,
Rasins, Segars in variety, &c, &c
. ALSO,
Boots, Shoes, Dootees Handkerchiefs,
White Cotton Hose, Gloves, Envelopes,
Cutlery, &C., &c.
Sundry Articles OF Furniture. March %
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SHERIFF'S SALES

PY virtue Of sundry writs Of tieri fncins. tn me-
ID directed, will sell, on the FIRST MONDAYin
April next, in front of the Court House. in Co
property, viz:
"A, All that Plantation tract Of LAND, known as
Hickory Hill, - in Richland County, containing
less, and bounded as follows: on the North by
lands Lam OF estate Of w: r. Singleton, formerly Of
lands Of the estate of W. R. Singleton and John
Neal; South by lands Of Gilbert Garner and the
estate OF Lewellen Woodward, formerly Of George
Rawlinson, and West by lands Of Absalom Joy-
nner, lands formerly of John Williams, and also
by Griffn's Creek: separating it from Absalom
Joyners land; levied on as the property OF Thos
Is; GARRISON, at the suit of Florian' O. MAY us
Thomas b. Clarkson. Terms cash. 81 !. ':.,',
March II NTH P F. FRAZER g r ~
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I Will Teach Young Gentlemen,
WHO wish to pursue Special Course in the
w Classics, or to prepare themselves for en-
trance into Colleges or Universities
VIM. J. RIVERS,
March ~ z" at the University
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Great Combinatlon...Work and Sneed.

IS BY request of many owners of the best
T1Tr~> STOCK, the celebrated Messenger Stall
GD3N Nlion "DANVILLE," will season in Rich
rs-ll1.l ~ !! land County this spring, viz: At tho
Livery Stables, formerly owned by William Hitch
COCK, on the 4th, 5th and 9th of March, and at Mr.
W. II. Dowdy's, on the Woodward Plantation, in
the Fork, on the 9th, 10th and 11th of March, and
maiternately at the above places every nine days.
above places. March . 1mo
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Garden Seeds.
NNHORBURN'S SEEDS-full assortment. These
Il seeds have been for nearly century before
the public, and require commendaton from no
one. For sale by GEO. SWIMMERS.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-07
Rag@ In the case of John ]. McEacI

Ba5~ In the case of John J. McEach-
ron, tax collector of the township of
New Providence, Union county, an
opinion was last week delivered in the
Supreme Court making himself and his
sureties responsible to the County Col.
lector for the defcity in his disburse-
ment of public moneys to the latter
official. Many readers will recollect
that about two years ago McEachron
alleges he was robbed of nearly S., 900
while acting as collector of the town.
ship, the money belonging to Union
county. The Collector pleaded that
while the money was in his house bur
glars broke in and stole it, without any
neglect OF want of care on his part, as
a lawful excuse for not paying over the
money. The question argued was
whether, under such circumstances, the
collector was excused, or whether he
and his sureties were not bound to
make good the deficiency. The Court
unanimously ordained that McEach-
ron's bonds must be forfeited, as the
law prescribes immediate payment of
the moneys received by him to the
County Collector.
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Mr.. EDITOR Il noticed in your To-
cal items of Friday, in regard to the
trot at Waverly, on Thursday, that w.
Baker won the race, and that my horse
was "no whar." tbs true, my horse
has no reputation to win or lose, yet [
would like to show my friends why
they were deceived in my horses work.
She had been famed from "speedy
cut on her knee" and was very lame
on Thursday morning, as Mr.. Baker
will testify, and up to 2 o'clock as the
race was to come off at 3. I little
thought but that she would work well.
And now Mr.. Editor, and your ..'prin-
ter's devil" I will extend an invita-
ton to drive you both, and myself, with
a five hundred pound wagon, two miles
out of three, ON Waverly track-in one
weeks time-in ten seconds less than
the FIRST heat was made that day-or
pay two years subscription of the
DAILY MONITOR, for the Orphan Asy-
lum. do this, to convince those dis
appointed that day, that it was not the
drivers fault - from over-driving or
ignorance. SILAs d. DRAKE.
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neA. At a meeting of the committee
appointed by Lincoln Division Sons of
Temperance, to give expressions to the
feelings of the Division, at the loss OF
our sister, Joseph Ann Ashton, the fol
lowing were adopted
Whereas, 1t has pleased our Heaven
ly Father, to call home our beloved
sister, Joseph Ann Ashton therefore
be it
Resolved, That while we deeply fee
the loss of our Sister, as one who has
endeared herself to us by her many ex
cellent qualities, we bow in submission
to the will of God, and mourn, not as
those having no hope.
Resolved, That we extend our warm
est sympathy to the family and friends
of deceased, with the heartfelt prayer
that God will comfort them in this the
hour of bereavement.
Resolved, That our hall be drapei
with the usual emblems of mourning
and copy of these resolutions be sen
to the family of our deceased Sister
and to the DAILY MONITOR.
J. w. MARTIN,
JAMES GALE,
EDWARD X. DRAKE,
Committee.
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RSg~A Mrs. Toole, who resides in th

Bss~A Mrs. Toole, who resides in the
lower part of the city, on Friday after
noon last, got into an alteration with
one of her neighbors, a Mrs. Boyles,
and a lively time they had of it. Dur.
ing the melee, Mrs. Boyle's little girl,
aged about years, was struck on the
head by club welded by Mrs. Toole,
who is represented as perfect Tartar.
The child received very serious injuries,
and is suffering q great deal. Mrs.
Toole was complained of, and warrant
issued by Esquire Egan for her arrest,
and by whom she was held to answer al
the next court.
Mrs. Toole has already paid her re-
spects to two former grand juries, and
she will be likely to afford them less
trouble in the future.