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Good Men Elected in Greenville.
A sPASM OF BUSINESS.
The Administration Assembling for a
/; Day In washinSton-Admiral Porter
INFLICTED Upon Savannah.
WASHINGTON, September IL.

WASHINGTON, September II.
Grant Is here and will attend the meeting OF
the Cabinet tomorrow. Creswell returns TO-
morrow. Williams arrived tonight. Grant
House being nnlnhabltable on account OF
thorough repairs now progressing.
The President has recognized a. N. Sheen
John as Austrian consul at Mobile, Robert
Barth Austrian consul at st. Louis, F. w.
Hancevinkle Austrian consul at Richmond,
n Julius Kaufman Austrian consul al Gal
weston.
The President has appointed David Porter
surveyor of customs at savannah, Georgia.
The sur ervising inspector-general OF steam
boats has directed al investigation into The
causes of the boiler explosion yesterday on
board the steam tug Agnes, at Jordans Point,
Virginia.
five and three. quarterImilllons; gold. seventy
four aud one-third millions, including cerlif-
Gates, twenty tight millions.
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GREETINGS FROM THE STATE PRESS.
A Handsome Recognition of the Enter
prise of The News.
From the Marion Crescent.l

lcTOIu Iue mdIiOu SlCeOCAl.l
That enterprising and philosophical jour-
nal, The NEWS of Charleston, s. c., Is now
published al the handsome building in Broad
street, lately known as the Southwestern Bail
road Bank building. This with adjoining
building extending along Gadsden's alley,
from Broad to Elliott streets, were recently
purchased and reftted for the purpose of af-
fordlng convenient room for publishing the
paper and for operating the Job press connect
ed with It. The NEWS spares no expense to
keep pace with the times, and well deserves
the liberal patronage it receives. We only
allude to a single instance of iris spirit to
show how alive 1t is TO the true interest of a
paper. The proceedings OF the recent Radi-
cal Convention were lelegraphed In full-a
summary Of the remarks OF speakers being
included in 1t. This enterprise and liberallty
deserves and will receive its re ward from an
appreciative people.
From the Marion Starl
The CHARLESTON NEws.-We have uninten-
tionally neglected heretofore 10 notice the
manifest evidence of prosperity of this indie
pendent, gc-ahead paper, whose face is SO
familiar 10 many Of our readers. The NEWS
has recently purchased and fitted up for its
own convenience, at o cost of twenty thousand
dollars, that handsome building on Broad
street known as the Southwestern Railroad
Bank. TEE NEWS has never wanted lie,
energy and enterprise, and, being edited with
marked ability, and fearless In advocating
what it believes for the good OF the people and
the whole country, it has always had cur best
wishes. a."
From the Wipnsboro' News.l
The CHARLESTON NEWS has recently re-
moved into new and commodious quarters Of
its own, and promises an enlarged career OF
usefulness. We wish our contemporary every
annopea -
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IN o B F L o B I D A,
VIA SAVANNAH.

The Splendid steamer DICTATOR, Eh
Cabtalr L. N. Coxetter, will leave r&sHaZ
Charleston every TUESDAY EVENING, at han past 8
O'Clock, for SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA, 1AuK.
%SONVILLE, pALArRA, ANU ALL LANDINGS
ON ST. JOHNS RIVER.
Returning. DICTATOR will leave PALATKA
THURSDAY NIGHT. SAVANNAH SATURDAY MORN.
ING. ARRIVING lIere same afternoon,
AL Way freight must be prepaid.
For Freight Or Passage, having splendid &C
commodations, apply to
RAVENEL 4 co., Agents,
Corner Van,lerhorst's Wharf and East Bay.
july27
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pNOTIOE. -,GREENvHLE AND
RAILROD COMPANY.
The State, ex Relstione the Attorney.General,
Plaintiff, vs.. the Greenyllle and Columbia Rail-
; road Company, Defendaut.aan AZ 90! 80
JAMES O.. .GIBBEs, AMESsRvlPRINGLE and
! .stheSs Plaintiffs, vs. the Greenyille and Colum.
bIa Railroad; Company and Others, Defendants;
The undersigned having, by order OF his Honor
Samuel ". Melton, Circuit Judge or the FIFTH
iCircuit dated June 18th, 1872, been appointed Ref,
cree on the above stared cases to ascertain and
report. among other things, the amount Of. In
debtedness Of the Gresnville and Columbia Rail-
road Company, with authority by. embarrassment
to require all creditors to establish their respec.
tive demands before him-IEGtat; 800 g
Notice is hereby given to ell and singular the.
creditors Of the said Greenville and Columbia
Railroad Company, whether holding bonds OF the
first mortgage, bonds or certificates OF indebted
ness guaranteed by the State, bonds or csrtin-
Gates Of Indebtedness OF the secoIdJ mortgage
non.mortgsged bonds or claims Of any other
character, { /, present and establish their respec-
tive claims before the undersigned as Referee, at
hts office in Columbia, South Carolina on or be-
fore the 1at.day Of october next. at which time
hts Export on such claims Will be made up and
subtaitted to the Court in the said cases. -.,aaf5
JOINS !. GREEN, Referee.
. U5rGnSSi41 TO. Inna TO- 1877. Iup2T 1asn11
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~-MEssRs. EDITORS /: THE FOL.
LOWING appeared among your local items yes

LOWING appeared among your local items yes
terday: -
TRIAL JUSTICE s-Oaptsin Thomas
Young; OF the yacht Eleanor, was held TO baT'
Yesterday by Trial Justice Lovett In the sun of
ih eT, on Inc cnarRe OF collecting money from
due him." oo"ponS hos
1t is a matter OF no consequence to me what
such a Trial Justice as MI. Lovett may think or
may decide on q preliminary examinati on. It ia
due The public that should say the money re.
celved by myself from Mr.. Reuben Toml!nson,
President OF the River and Marine Phosphate
Company, was Justly due and properly paid to
me. Ia!onerclaim the right TO receive the money,
and spurn any: propagation to compromise the
case, as they have assumedt to attack my charac-
ter. The matter win be fought n: the courts.
Having perfect confidence. In my, course OF con.
duct, I intend to insist upon q trlal before q COIN.
.petent judiciary, and have no earthly doubt OF my
complete vIndlcation. THOMAS YOUNG.
sep12.l& .,fussf'; ~. nEiEa2 3D.
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@ DR.; TUFTS HAIR DYE IS. WAR
RAETED harmless; leaves no ridiculous ttnts;
impalts a natural glossy color to Whiskers,, Hair
and Moustache. sep12.6 -

wr PHENX INSURANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFoRD.-we beg leave to inform the In.
public that we have received the appoint
,mentgof Agents. Of the above named drst.class
Company, giving us. in addition to our present
immense facilities for taking Risks on
Merchandise, Buildings and Dwellings at
fair rates. E. SEBRlHG & CO.,
seep5-s - =! nc No. II Broadstreet.H
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IN. BAER's IMPROVED VEGETABLE
II 0ATHART1C PILLS.

r,o nronr,e,or of tn. SO Pills confidently De.
Ine DIT he has succeeded. by q sRilfol combs
net,an " vegetable remedies. In producing . Pre-.
,atl9n illuminate sufferer. In thecfolowlpg dis.
saeea ri iSey have been used by; thousands with
se no wonderful success: Bilious Disorders ana
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Of INDIGESTION. Head
IIronsy. d. sentery, Piles, Diseases Of the Sstn.,
pain IN the Side, BACK and, Limbs sick Headache,
and all arrangements f the Stomach 81 .lalGl
These Pills may be taken with perfect saiety ~
persons Of any age or sex. No family snouIo %.
! Price rs cent? a.box; s. boxes Tor ono dolar.
The usual discount TO the trade. u,p.vp t.-a5
For sale BY ~ nn a.!;n1 snress. :
augs a.l s.o. teA
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TOWN ELECTIONS.
A Full Democratic Ticket Chosen In
I" Spartanburg.

A Full Democratic Ticket Chosen I'm
Spartanburg.
EPARrANBURG, September 9.
rFRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENCE
At en- election held this day, for %intendant
and wardens of the Town Of Spartanburg G,
three hundred and one votes were cast, and the
following result declared John Earle Bomar,
intendanr. Wardens-Charles Thompson, j.
a. EvIns, T. G. Massie, J. T. h. White, A. a..
Kirby, L. Twltlz. These are all Democrats.
and men of high character and standing.
MARSH.
Good Men Elected In Greenville.
/; =. GREEEvnLE, September 10.
| The municipal election yesterday resulted In
the choice of Colonel. q. P. Hammett for may
or, and j. NJ. Sullivan, VIM. Beattie, T. W.
Davis, Fielder Gossett, ]. G. Alexander and ].
l.. Hawkins for aldermen. The election pass
ed off with the utmost quiet; local issues alone
decided the result. Aside from party politics,
they are al good men, and will serve the peo-
Rgo uhhLJs -ys,,
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THE COUNCIL OF THE CEsARs.

BERLIN, September IL.
The Emperors of Austria and Prussia to-
day gave audience to Gontaut Blron, the
French minister to Berlin. The reception Oh
the French minister was friendly, and salts
factory assurances were given him as 10 the
object of the imperial visit to Germany.
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-.oN MARRlAG e. 1R

IN o N II A r & l A G e. -@
Happy relief for Young Men rom the effects
Of Errors and Abuses In early life. Manhood re-
stored. Nervous debility cured. Impediments
TO Marriage removed. New method OF treat.
ment. New and remarkable remedies. BOOZE
and Circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes. Ad
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South
Ninth street. Philadelphia. Pa octl2
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SOUTH AMERICAN TROUBLES.

Rio J~ANErRo, BRAZIL, September 10.
The recent Brazil I'll ACTIONS were very disor-
derby, and several citizens were bayoneted by.
the military.
The pacific negotiations between Brazil and
the Argentine Republic are progressing favor
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.9perial Notires.
@rNOTICE.-SHIPPERs PER STEAM.

~wNOTICE.-SHIPPER PER STEAM
ER PILOT BOY will notice, by advertisement in
another column, that she has resumed her semi.
weekly trips to Beaufort. leaving Charleston! every
MONDAY and THURSDAY MORNING at 8 O'Clock,
going through to Savannah on MONDAYS; and
touching at Pacific and Chisolm Landings on
THURSDAYS. RAyENEL, HOLMES 4 CO., '
'sep122f +; roan,s;ag
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w- CITY TAX NOTICE. CITY HALL,
OHARLEsTo, \, 8. O., Treasury OFFICE, SEP
TENDER A.. ls72.-By Ordinance the time for pay.
ing the,THIRD~ INsTALMEST and all Arrears Of
Taxes for this year win end on the 18th inst, and
upon all axe due and unpaid on thatday a
penalty Of FIFTEEN PEI GENT. Ia, by Ordinance,
denounceu. P. J. COOGAN,
sep..wfme City Treasurer.
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mr NEITHER FAILING TEETH, MOB
the peeplng wrinkles Of time, 80 forolbly tell OF
advancing years, as your gray hair. AYERS
vlGOR restores It's color and makes your appear.
snce more agreeable to others, as well So yourself.
With fresh, luxuriant hair, the in6rmities OF age:
are far less noticeable. Bep7-stuth3D&W
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aa- BATOHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THB
superb Hair Dye Is the best in the world. PEI.
fectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous. No
disappointment. No ridiculous tints, or unpleas-
ant odor. The genuine W. A Bachelors Hair
Dye produces Immediately a splendid black OF
natural brown. Doee not stain the skin, but
leaves the hair clean, soft and beautiful The
only safe and perfect Dye. Sold by all druggists.
Factory 10 Bond street, New York.
mch6-tuths1yr
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TIE FIELD OF POLITICS..
A Few More Figures from The Maine
.EI.ction-Three-fourths of the State
Heard From,

A Few more Figures from Inc maine
Observation-Disclosures Of the State
Heard From.
AUGUSTA, ME-, September IL.
The Kennebec Journal says: Two hundred
and forty-fve towns give u total vote of
97,464. Last year their vote was 81, 1874, show
Ing an Increase of 1920. Perham (Republi-
CAM has 5,763, Kimball (Dtmo,ratlcy Al, e9l,
| making Perham's majority l4,072. His majorl-
| ty In the same towns In 1871 was 1856. The
towns yet 70 hear from threw last year a total
| vote Of "a, 7l3.
Chaft for an Old Bird.
New YORK, September IL.
The committee from the Louisville Con-
| yenlion this morning conveyed q notice OF his
| nomination to Mr.. 0'Conor. who promises to
reply 10 writing. Some Of The committeeman
| EXPRESS the opinion that OConor will ultl-
mately accept. Anumber of Democrats met
| thls morning TO devise an address to 0'Conor
| ursing him to accept the nomination. A def
| mite answer is expected to-day.
Enthusiasm I'm Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, September IL.
A Greeley, Brown and Bnckalsw ratification
meeting was held last evening In West Phlla-
| delphia. There was O grand turnout Of peo-
pie and o large parade of Democratic clubs.
| The prominent speech of the evening was
| made by Colonel A. R. Mcclure.
organizing I'm New York.
New YORK, September IL.
A. secret session of the Liberal Republican
| State central committee was held to day, to eff
| feet a permanent organization, and General
John Cochran was elected president, and Al
| fred Wilkinson, secretary.
The Democratic State Convention, at a meet.
ing here this afternoon, elected Samuel J. TIL
den, chairman, and William Cassidy. secretary.
A deputation from the Liberal Republican
| committee waited upon them, with a view OF
having the two organizations work in har-
| mOny.
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The Steamer
PILOT BOY,
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION.
~ N FROM sULLIyAN,s ISLAND.

The Mt. Pleasant and Sullivan's h
Island Ferry Con pany will run one Sl
OF their Steamers every EVENING, commencing
WEDNESDAY, the llih inst, leaving Ferry Wharf,
foot Of Market street, at 7 O'Clock, 7. NJ; return,
ing, leave the Island at 1oh O'CLOCK, r. H. uhsl
further notice.
Fare for round trip, So cents.
Sen1o g. PRENDERGAST, Agent.
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GrennvIlle, 8. O., lS72. N u
Liquors are usually sold In Charleston &C.
oordiug to the New York gauging. There Is
no city ordinance compelling the regauglng
OF liquors in Charleston, but the merchant
buying has the right, In all cases, 10 demand
that the liquor be regauged, and the merchant
selling is bound to comply, the expense OF
gauglng falling always upon the latter.
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TIE WEATHER THIS DAY.

WASHINGTON, September IL.
Sontheasterlv to southwesterly winds, cloudy
weather and rain for the middle and south At
lantic States.
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@-BALD HEADS MAY HAVE A NEW
crop OF hair by applying Han's Vegetable sicillan
Hair Remover, II the hair follcles are not entirely
c osed up. sep7.stuthSD&w
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THE GAUGING OF LIQUORS.
A Grievance from GfeenvIlle and ifs
Remedy. -
TN THE ED1foR or THE Nsws.

For some time the merchants of Greenville
and other places, who dealiin whlskey, molas-
SEES and other liquids, have been the sufferers
of impositions which ought. not to be tolerated
any longer, Otherwise those merchants will be
compelled 10 look to. another channel to OBJ
tain their goods. In fact, those liquids,
bought on order in Charleston from merchants
who import Them from New; York and other
places, are sent here without having been re-
gagged in Charleston, go that the leaking or
tapping that have taken place between New
York and Charleston, beng not ascerlained
by sworn city gaugers, are, OF course, the loss
of the G~reenVille aud other country merchants,
who pay Tor the quantity gagged In The North.
Is there any city ordinances or regulation
in Charleston, having reference to the gang.
Ing of liquids before they are Sent to the
country, or ia 1t on account Of The neglect Of
the Charleston merchants or any other cause
that we country merchants have 10 suffer for
the difference 10 the quantity OF the liquids
sent here from Charleston A'
Hoping that you will give room In your col
umns to our grievances, and give your read
ers Information on this matter,
We remain, respectfully, y.
MANY
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NHANGE OF SAILING DAYS; a~tgtsa:o
INCREASED SERVICE. 80,
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPANYS
THROUGH LINE TO 81 FSes
CALIFORNIA CHINA AND JAPAN. Ga.F
FACES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier .AfS&k
No. AZ. North River, foot OF Canal street SS6A1fHREs
tew YORK. at u O'Clock noon, Of the l0Ln: 1U.n
snd sOth or every month. except when these dayes
fail on sunday, then the SATURDAY r~eceaing;
ers for south Pacific and Central Americs porta.
For Japan and CHINA, Steamers leave 10 ran.
cisco nrst Of every month, except when II faIs on,
Sunday-then on the day preceding. -n;i5- .a.v
No California Steamers touch at Havana, but
90 direct from New York to- AsplnwaiE ~ 80
One hundred pounds baggage free 70 eacn aoui@
Medicine and attendance free. n.
For Passage Tickets or other app1"
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFIgE, the
Wharf foot OF Canal street, NORTH 4Eer. New
York. =. oAUxS okouS'
aug19.1yr ".1s..-Fi rI" :
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0blinarp.

~CURTiS.-Dlei, a. the residence OF her mother,
Oak Grove, Oranguburg County, september 2,
1872, MARY N. vile or ]. n. Curtis, In the ga
year OF herAge.
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dob LIVERPOOL, VIA oUEENsTowN
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES HALLS.

LNOR LIVEhfUULt VIA VUTAcSoIVWN
CARRYING TIE UNITED STATES HALLS.
THE LIVERPOOL AND aREAT wEsfEKA
@d@ STEAM qodPAHrs 5idA 1
WIN dispatch one OF their frst-class, ful power
PIER No. Is n. B., EVERY WEDNESDAY,,
Cabin Passage $50, gold. s9'2.7.y 80:
Steefage Passage (0mce No. - Broadway) $Sh
currency. %.
For Freight or Cabin Passage, appyto
WILLIAMS d GUlOH, ~ II
No. 60 Wal street, =. Il.
3. R-Through Bills Lading 70 Mverpooi HniSS
NAVE ojoae connectton with the above line.
For particulars and rate Of FREIGHT appyU :
S' JAHES ADaER d OQ.IE
WAGNER HUGER d OOs r.
r.rs mr. w. A. OOURTERAX.
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u o B B o s o N.
TO SAIL ON FRIDAY, 1arH INSTANT:

The Schooner ANNIE 7. GLOVER, being a.
neafly loaded. to MI up wants.a few bales
OF Cotton, which VIII be taken at SITS per bsid.
Applytoti: M0SES.GOLDSNlTHA SON. 5tFsS
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The Exercises OF this School sill be resumrd on
Tuesday, October ], 1872. eep2.mh'
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AntIassi6e6 Advertisements.


VTTANTED, a SETTLED WOMAN
w without membranes, 70 Cnok and
Wash for q mall family. Apply at No. 8 Short
street, between 2 aud @ p. NJ. sepl2
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By III. H. DeLEON,,
Aucttohccr.
uEO n ARRAHAMS SJTRvJVOR

THEO. 81. ABRAHAMS, SURVIVOR,
va. Abraham Fslk, Administrator, ct al.
Pursuant to an order OF sale in;thh case BY the
bon. B. E. Graham, Jusge OF the First Circuit, to
at the corner Of Broad and East Ray streets, in
the City OF Charleston, THIS DAY, the Slst Of
December, A. D. 1872, at II O'Clock 4. H.,
=" l.. All that LOT, PlEUE Or PARCEL oF LAND.
with tho bulldogs thereon, situate, lying and
being on the went side Ct Meeting street: Ward
No. l. In the City Of Charleston, County and stats
Aforesaid, measuring and containing In front on
Meeting street nineteen 19j feet more or less, on
the norIh line from east 70 west >nineiy.nve, (o5)
north twenty-ons t2i) feet three (sD inches, and
then on the north line at right angles from this
terminus forty.nine us) feet, on the west line
forty t4o) feet three ts inches, and on the south
Iine one hundred and forty-fonr g44) feet, be The
same more or lsis. Bntnng and bounding east
on Meeting streeg. aolth and west on lands now
or lste OF James 3. Wslt+E and north on lands OF
the Estate OF Walker and 3. Adams. :" - s'
All that certain LOT, PIECE oR PARCEL OF
LAND, with the buildings thereon, situate, lying
and being on the west side Of NeetIng Itreet,
Ward No. 4, In the City OF Charleston, State
Aforesaid, measuring and containing in front On
xeetng street tTentylhree 1857 feet six (6 inches,
more or leas. and 10 depth frou east 10 west one
hundred and forty.four (l44) feet, be the same
more or less; butting and bounding to the east on
Meeting street, 70 the west and north on lands OF
the said James E. Walker, and TO the south on
land OF Robert g. Miller. - ....g..,.4
8. All that LOT OF LAND, with the buildings
thereon situate on the east side or State street,
PEAR Market street. in the City Of Charleaton and
State aforrsatd, measuring sand containing In
front on State street 6ftern (l6feet and In depth
from west to east ninety (aU) feet and slx (6)
inches, moro or less; buttipg and bounding TO the
north on lands OF Robert Tnttle. to the cast on
lands now or late OF Mordecai Cohen, to the south
on lands now or late Of John Wallis, and 10 the
west on State street. ~ Z =HgfA frss..
Terms-One-shird cash; relidue In two equal
thereon &C the rate of seven per cent. per annurn
PAYABLE semi. annually, secured by bond or bonds
OF the purchaser and mortgage Of the premises
buildings to be insured and policy OF Insurance
assigned. Purchasers to pay for papers.
:" = 7'-'& i = TROMASY. SlMONS,I
dec81 ......-...l! ----., keieree.
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BY ALONZO ]. WHITE q SON;
Aucti0neeH

TNDER JUDGMENT OF COURT OF
~ Common Pleas.-Wuiau 1urney vs, John
BY virtue OF the Judgment OF Hon. B. =. Grs-
ham, Jndge Of First Circuit IN above case, VIII be
sold, on TUESDAY, the 18th day OF January, 1879,
near the Postoflce Charleston; az II O'Clock,
A. n, !.> .'..s Z q; '!.fr- $50, ..4,.is.
All that PLANTATION sR TRACT OF. LAND,
called Shell House, situate, lying and being on
Edisto Island; State Of South Carolina; measuring
and containing four hundred and four acre, and
twenty. slx.one hundredths Of an acre, more OF
less. Butting and bounding on the north on lands
OF James Hopkinaon, sourh by lands OF John 2.
townsend aud John Wright. eastsby lands Of
estate OF Charles Bailey sod John Wright and on
the west BY lands CT John +. Townsend, BENJAMIN
Edings and William WhaleJ.
Tofms-ene.hslf cash; balance payable in two
(D equal successive annual insralments, with In
terest thereon at the rate OF seven (7 per cent.
per annum payable annually, secured by bondo
bonds OF the purchaser. and mortgage OF Prem.
''s'' s'1' - II. r. oiCoNNoRW
decl1,1 81. .Jan7 u /, Special Referee.
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BY ]. FRASER MATHEWES,
Auctionoer.
huCIhOAocxs ~ : ~
\ ETcT. .TNn VS VSs,WRTGHT fET Az :

EIGLING vs. WRIGHT, fET Al. ~
- Pursuant TO an OrdeI,pf Sale In this cas&, 10
me directed. by the Hon. x e. Graham, Judge or
ths First Circuit. kill offer for sale, o. Public
Auction, on WEDNESDAY. the first dag OF Jenu-
ary. 1879 at the corner Of Broad street. In tho City
or Charleston, at IL O'Clock A. n, a.5ifafs--
All that PLA ANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND,
situate on Edste Island, In the County Of OharlA-
ton, measuring and containing about t7c6 aeree;
burting and bounding to the south on the Edisto
Of Mrs. James Legare, west on Lands OF w. James
Whaley, Constantine Bailey and x. II BayRA1d.
Terms-0ne.ihird cash; lthe residue on . credit
OF one and two year, from day OF sale, secured
by bonds OF the purchaser, bearing interest at tae
property sold. Purchaser to pay for p1PeU and
stamps. .f WH.J. GAYERS tn
deCl8fltu3W1 Referee.