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BANKING.


DANKEDeS.
COOK / SARGENT,
DAvssreas, IOWA.
COOK. sARQRNT, D0wNEY.A co.
IOWA OFT, IOWA.
COOK, SAR09NT 4 PARKER,
r1oanCs, xssnAsGA.
COOK, SARGENT / COOK,
Dm nosnns, IOWA
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE
NOTES AND BILLS COLLECTED snd
~ proceeds RENTED T. any part II the
United States. Bills of Exchsngs on all The
principal Cities Of the United States end Eus
rope bought and sold. Money .rsnittsd TO
Essops in Sight Bill, which can Be cashed
in any town in England, Ireland o. Wales, In
sums Of 81 and upwards.
REFER TO:
F. Haven, ESQ.,, Prs't Msrch. Blk, Boston, Mass
A. d. Hodges, Esq, Pres't " ash. Blk, g"
]. ]. Orwell, Esq., Pres't Mass. Blk,
Chas. g. Loung, ESQ.,, Pres't MASS Hosp1 Life
1ns. Co., Boston, Mass.
J. Seymour, ESQ.,, Cssh'r Blk N .America, New
York City.
Clark, Dodge 1 Co., New York City.
3. W. CLARK Co., Pihiladei Iphia.
J. J. Anderson + Co., St. Louis, Mo.
Geo; Smith I Co., Chicago.
F. Granger Adams, ESQ.,,
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!. GOODWIN. ,. B. NILL8B. }. =. rR10O.
GOODWIN, MILLER L CO.,
nFNIRAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
NJ Ne. :, CRY BUILDINGS, Sf. LOWS, No.
oct. u. NJ,
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IKU SSES
Fort hc successful treatment of HER
MA OR RUPTURE, that may be worn with
esse ana comfort The subscriber has al
ways en hand largo assert meat Of
TRU 3 s e 8
Embracing the most complete variety ever Of
ferod.
He guarantees them to all applicants. Also
for sale Suspensory Bandagss, Elastj Stock
mas, Self Injecting Syrngos, Hydran Ena-
mas Of new and approved makers
FRANCIS JACOBY, JR.
octl4-dly. Apothecary.
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To which they call the attention Of their deal
ers. Their stock embraces every variety .of
Goods usually wanted by the Retail Dealer,
and they pledge themselves to sell rs Low as
the same Goods Can De bought IL any Eastern
Market, freight added.
octl4tf.
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DIR. j. G.. AVER e. CO
LOWELL. MASS.
PRIcR ONE DOLLAR PER BorfIR.
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Lubin's Extracts,
For the Handkerchief, warranted gen
uine, constantly on hand and for sale by
FRANCIS JACOEY, IL
oct14- dly Apcthecasy.
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THE PEN AND THE PRESS
HY JOHN CEIrrnLEy PRINCE.

ia 'oHS CEIrCHIEY PRINCE.
Young Genius walked cut hv the mountains ,n.,
streams,
Hh'ranccd by the power of his own pleasant
dreams,
Till the silent, the waywarl, The WANDERING
thing.
'oun'l plume that hail fallen from n ra.>iu,,
birds wing;
.Sni''ng AMI rrouml, like ii boy at his play.
ic bore the fair prize to his DWELLING, nw,v.
'c gazrd for while on his beauties. and then
lc cut it, and shaped it. and called il y PRIV
''t lis magical use Inc discovered not yct
'i' hc dipped its bright lips in Il fountain OF let
'hd, oh: what glorious thing j, became.
"r 1t spoke to tho world in Il language Of iJa,r..
"h'le lis master wrote ON, like Il brin. i'm >,,ircl
Ill the hearts of the millions were melted or
fired;
IL came rs q boon anil Il blessing tn n,cu-
Tie peaceful, the pure, the Victorious PEN.
Young Genius went forth on his rnml.lcs once
more.
The vast, sunless cavrr,l> of earth tn explore ::
lie searched The rude rock, and with rapture he
found
a substance unknown, which hc brought from
the gr"rnl:
!ic fused il with fire AMI r,J"iccl at the change
AS he nodded the orc into characters stran.r
Till his thoughts anil his efforts were crowned
with success:
For "n engine nrr"s", and he called j, the Pnrss.
Tic Pen AMI the Press. hlc.t alliance. coml.in.l
TO soften the heart, AMI cnli.htcn the mini;
For that to the treasures of knowlc.lrc rn,r
birth,
And this sent them forth to the end, Of tLc
earth
Their battles for truth were triumphant in,lrcl.
Anu the rod Of the tyramt was snapped like
reed;
They were made to cxalt Us, TO teach lis, t.,
bless,
Those invincihlc brothers the Pes AMI pnrss.
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REROISM AMONG THE POOR.

At The close Of il chapter entitled Chill
dren Of the poor, in his very interesting
volume, Humanity in the City," the Rev
AIR. Chapn gives the following cifecting
incidents. They are given in illustration
OF Ills arguments for tl.cir relief and wei
fare. lie says:
Take for instance, The account Of q wr-
ter who tells us that in the street he met
" little girl, very poor, but with such a
sweet, sad expression" adds lie, 'that in
voluntarily stopped and spoke to her. She
answered my questions very clearly, bu,
the heavy sad look never left her eyes Il
moment. She had no father or mother
She took care Of the chilnrcn herself; she
was only thirteen she scwcd on check
shirts; and made a living for them" Ii,
went to sec her. q" 1t is a low, damp base
ment, her home. She lives there with The
three little children, who she supports, and
the elder sick brother who sometimes picks
up trilc. She had been wishing for
herself and little ones. "Sle almost
thought that she could take in washing
now" and the little ones will, Their knees
to their mouths crouchcd up before the
stove, looked as If there could not be a
doubt Of sisters doing anything she tried.
We'll, Annie, how do you make living
+, now?
4, sew on the check SHIRTS, sir, and the
flannel shirts get five cents for the checks,
and nine cents for the others, bnt just now
they wont let me have the flannel, because
can't deposit two dollars" cit must he
very hard work" go, don't mind, sir
tat today the visitors came, and said we'd
better g. to tire poor house, and said
couldn't like to leave these little ones vet
and thought if only had candles, !
could sit up till ten or eleven, and make
tho shirts" She had learned everything
she knew at the Industrial School.
She never went to chuch, for she had no
clothes, but she could read and write 4 =
1t was very damp there" she said, "and
lheh Il was SO cold at night"
l will in the next place, introduce YOU
to garrct room; six feet by ten. The oc.
cupants are poor mother and her sor.-
The mother works at making shirts and
collars and stitched boso,ns at six shil,inos
and sixpence per dozen, for man who
pays half in merchandise, and who, when
she is starving for bread, puts her off with
calico at shilling a yard that is not worth
more than fourpencc But ho IS not the
martyr in the case. When the visitor en-
tered, her son George, about twelve years
OF age, "was just coming in for dinner,
pale and apparently exhausted by the effort
sSf climbing the stairs, and sank down upon
= rough plank bench near the door. lie
worked in glass factory, earning bare
, subsistence. "IIe is little old man at
twelve" says the narrator, "the palencss
spf llis sunken checks was relieved by the
hectic flush; his hollow dry eye was moist
ened by an occasional tear, and his thin
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NOTICED,
Freight as Cheap as the Cheapest.

lNIIE Excel Line having been thoroughly or
l. ganized on the Goth April, 7. j.. Wade,
appointed President, Il. II. Johnson, Secretary,
II. Johnston, Agent at Savannah and III. +. Rus.
sell, Agent at Augusta; the Steamer Excel will
in future run in connection with New York, Phila-
dclphia, and Baltimore Steamships at Savannah
and Georgia Rail Road at Augusta, leaving Sa-
vannah on Saturday Evening, and Augusta Oh
Wednesday Morning. All Goods for Northern
and European markets and the Interior should
he addressed to care of Agents Excel Line ut
Savannah, and Augusta. Forwarding of course
free.
With men so perfectly acquainted with the
70 war'ling and shipping business, it is needless
To assure the public that promptncss will char
actcrze all operations of this Company.
X. JOHNSON. Ag't Savannah.
II. +. RUSSELL, Ag't Augusta.
May 4, 1859 3m
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State Of South Carolina.

4iBDETILLE DISYHICT
O#ce Co"'f Of Common Pleas and Gent Sessions
N. X. Butler }
49, vs. Attachment.
WIIEREAS the Plaintiff did, ON the niuo.
!" tc"hth day of November, eighteen hun.
m urea ana h'iy-eight, file his declaration against
lho defendant, who, Gt is sai,l.) is absent from
aud without the limits Of this State, and has nei
lher wife nor attorney known within The same.
upon whom Il copy Of said declaration might be
served: 1t IS therefore ordered, that the said De-
'endnnt do appear aud plead to the said dcclar
al''n' on or before the twentieth day of Novcm-
ner' eighteen hundred and tifty.ninc, otherwise
maj ana absolute Judgment will then bc given
and awarded against Iin,.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, c.cr.
Otiee' NOV. 20, 1898. 32-l2m
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III tho Matter Of tho Roal Estate
Of Joshua Davis, dcc'd.
Tho State Of South Carolina.

dbd'WUe D;>'rjci--M Ot,!;nnru.
,/o''" h"c;H, .iypi;"t"', 49, SIns E"y o~l DiJ.
'"'h"ri"', II. "!. N,J;,,l,,m's.
TT appearing I" my satisfaction that Charles
l. Stewart a',l Patsy his wifc, William Davis.
''"" Davis, ia" children o' Fanny Stewart. dec Il,
inanrS not known child "f SUSAN Roberts
deed, tnarnc no. kn"wu.l A.llm Patterson a:,l
Mii"y his wife. som" al the p""nian;S i. sd.
without this State. ii is therefore ordered th,,
they Il" appear, and object the sale of tn" rca.
ES;a' a.! J"li'ia Davis, .i"c'I ON or brtur. ,!,,.
first Monday IN September next, or their con.
scntto tho sam. Will hc entered ul record
WILLIAM HILL, o. A. ID.
oriinary's Office,
Jun" 9th, lSiJ = 19t
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Tie State Of Santn CaroIina
.iEEEi-iiLE' UISJnjf'J'
.'8'F T!.7.1' II!'EI i.7F 7.
P'ii;o" .I;'rM. hr'. lis ofH, L,.o'r.nt Nb,

|'ii"" .I;'r'he b','. |'~ cfM, L,~,',.~t D.Mor'>
.irt.
IOilN W. EltrWN. vii" is in the crsto l,.
D al I'll" :il,";i. "i .Ihi.ville district. by
virtue of Wit "f ta!as al ,'a'srari,i,irr
a: III" sr!i al William >h"rrar,i, having filed
III my "i:i"c. together with 81 Schedule on oath
"i h'@ state nni oI'r's lis l'c;i;i"n t" the
Cont al Common i'i"l~. rray;n:s that hc lnav
hc a'i'ml'ic'i I" ia" hn"iiia q; the Acts "t the
G,n' ;.a Assembly nai: for the relief o! i,i .ol
Vent ,!"!trr>.
It's ti'i"rc,l, That thr AID William Sh"Iarti
ana "a! "ihcr creditors /" v l"in ihe sail John
". !'r"wn i in aiywi-c indebted l,., a:II they
ny" Ia r"l'y summoned. and have Ep,ic" Ia a,-
lear, 'rtor" TIA" said Court nj Ahi.-vill,. cnu,,
ll";>", on the third day "f October n"xl. to
-h"w "a'iS". iiany they can, why the PRAYER
Petition aforesaid. should not he :.ranic,l.
MATTHEW L!,DONAID, Ger.
nar" Of t"in,it"u Peas.
Abhcvi!lc District, .Sth
June lSJ: q -,
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P0GIi3I{>
p EA C. E.
ny MRS. a. n. EETrEErIELD.

Bf MRS. a. n. EE1rEErIELD
Like calm and peaceful river,
Doth the trusting spirit lie;
Though the winds arc ocr it rushing,
And the storms may sweep it by.
Eut the drops that break the mirror.
of its calm and sweet rcposc,
Do but swell its grateful tribute,
AZ it to the ocean flows.
And when all the storm is over,
Leaving of its wrath no trace,
Gently then the hrcczcs murn,,r.
= And the trees bend u'cr its incc.
Still and calm and clear rs ever,
Riprlcs break along its shore:
And i'll its clear mirror sl,inrth,
Tho blue sky that bcn,ls it n'cr.
AND rs III the tranquil river,
All the peaceful stars ,lo sleep,
)" the calm and gentle spirit,
Pure and holy thoughts doth keen.
'"n"o'tL, ". III.
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= J..
ID LIVER MEDICINES HOW before the pub
lie.
These GUMS remove all morbid or bad
matter from the system. supplying in their
.niarc healthy flow of bile inviroratinr the
NJ i"rnnch, ca,lsng fr"'l tn digest well, pHrify-
n i"y M' Woo, giving tone and health to the
a whole machinery, renewing The cause Of the
v demonstrating radical cure.
"a bilious attacks are cured, and. what is bet
ter. prevented by the occasional Use Of the
q Liver lnvunrator.
4. ll" stomach and prevent the food from rising
n anI s"urimg
a Only one dosc taken before retiring, pre-
vents nightmare.
TX Only one dose taken nj night looscns the
bowels gently. and cures c"stvcncSs
RI One dose taken after each meal will cure
/ Dyspepsia.
y One dnsc OF two teGspoonful, will always
l. relieve Sick Headache.
q Only one dose immediately relieves Cole,
1, willie all VIII" Use it are giving their unani
~ nous testimony in its favor.
One dose often repeat I'd is n sure cure for
n, Cholera M"rhns, and Il preventive Of Cholera
n Only one bottle is needed t"tlIrow ont of the
n system the effects of medicine after Il Iou,,
~ sickness.
b One bottle taken for Jaun,licc, removes all
n One dose taken short time before eating
gives vg"r 10 the appetite and makes tho food
n digest we'll
One ,loSc, often repeated, cures Chronic
DiarrhHa in lis worst form, while Summer and
Bowel Complaints yield almost to the first
dose
A few bottles will cure Dropsy by exciting the
absnrbents.
We take pleasure in recommending this mcdi-
cine as q preventive for Fever and Aguo, Chill
Fever, and all Fevcrs Of Il Bilious type. 1t op-
crates with certainty. aud thousands are willing
to testify to lis wonderful virtues,
Mix water in the mouth with the Invigora.
tor, and swallow both together.
PEicE ONE DOLLAR PER BeTTLE.
DIR. SANFORD, Proprietor, No. 345, Broadway,
New York.
Reailcd by all Druggists. Sold also, by
DoSALD McLAUGILIS, andl'RANCII, ALLEN G
EbwAEbs. Abhcville G. H., $. G.
April 2S, 1859 1y
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SILVER and Col Th;mI,.. ~ g., :: mn
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Pearl and Mm,r,n pnr,n " "'
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| II%IlEn GIr"r E;)JI;S.roJ,IsI ~ .rIIi. III
! TED STATES, inr ih. uuiu,,r,uu,rd -urc..
winch has ,.nv.,,,I i ,;.;,. ,,',, ~. "i'''' ~"
during the la. s,,,; y.ors. vn,.,I r,.,,rn
,.rr,. i!.,.u,,. 10 IT,, Hundreds ,c,bn.,ls ,yi,
have" in ra., ,.,a.. seen Il, ID L,,,v ,h,.:, IL,
"ral I:'rnn.t uIml. tl,.rn. and yo,,lI r,,,Lr
n>.,rc ,I, in. and liz, bubble .,.:or;;,.y. ,l ,h;r
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Commissioner.
The State of South Carolina.

1He otdae OF south Carolina.
= 1HBETILLE DLS7RICT
Henderson, Kirkland,
North d PIatt, { Bill for Acct. Marshall
>, VS.. Assets q,
l!adden, Slayer & Co.
pURSUANT to order of Court 'rhe credit
!, ors Of the above named firm of Slayer,
liadden q: Co, both indiv idual and PARTNER
ship" arc hereby required to present and
prove their demands before me on or before The
first Of Octoh"r nH.
VIM. II. PARKER, c. T. A.D.
Commissioner Oilicc,
juno 2S, 1885,? I? 3m
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The State Of South Carolina,
Il IBHE'I'ILIE DIST

GLFcc CouH of Commcm I'i as o.rl GcuI S, syions
N H. Butler x, Survive" ,.,.,,,,
WIN. b. Iloy,l. McGowan rrltl"s Atty.
WIIEREAS the Plaintiff did on the nine
W tenth day Of November eighteen hun.
dIcd and flty-eight, file his declaration a-aiSt
Tue Defendant, who, Gt is said is absent from
and without the corporate limits of this State
am! has neither wife nor attorney known within
The same, upon whom II copy of said declaration
might be served: Ii is therefore ordered, that
the said Defendant do appear and plead TO the
SAID declaration, on or before the twentieth ,lav
Of November, eighteen hundred and fifty-nnc,
otherw'se inal and absolute judgment will then
be given and awarded against him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD. c.c.r
Clerks Office. Nov. 30, 1858 3o-I2m
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FEVER 4 Il D ilGUE

~: ,;....r ,;. ,.,
''" 'N' ~
rc'"i''' e., ,'+i '' ','' '''% Il man. '"n"t h'" to-
""'f' ''''''' ~ s'''' i 900 H'i r''id'in:
h'm r'N'''iy ''' ""''''; "~"", '''n =" ''''4'''"l
h''i driven '''n ''"''"'! = i.''""'" 'i":'ErrFE5
hhN'" Nh III! 'iH'' i"'':''r' any T.: TIA" ai"re
stated i's''' 'r'' '" ''''i'r''t'r ";"u '>">"l to
any ordinary conditions 1.i :,: t''om, il M l;,;;crJ
are "S''' - yer ''T,' '- ~ - '"'""F 'r''es
ill.,,
sui,. Int ,,,,.... ...,,,, ..,,., l..,,,... ...i,r
lie c.'''.i', &. IA" n..y.! ,,ii;y IS i. cog
si."i.t viii t.. production d i thorough ah iy:lna
h"'' '''f'.
for ciSjHS Ill ADVANCED years
WI" ar. >n:..i"- 'r"'n .':,:."'.l r.' t.ru.n al
,:,
L. !" niitc''..'t. Az. =, r.'r'.r wi.;" nn.i,y,
Mesc litter ''. i'dsi',-.' i" i'r ,il> w.rc he
mother. r'. ,;."i.' !, i,:,:..',::. t.. tie. ,,.n,i,
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"';';o" far tie Ecn..fts cfthc L,soire~i D,b,o
TAME> W. MIRADY who is in the custody
- OF the Sheriff Of Abhevillc District, hv
virtue of Writ of Capias al sat s.:aricn.luri,
at The suit of Samuel :. Farrar & I:rn,hcrs
having filed IN my office, together with n
Schedule an oath Of his estate and effects. hi;
petition I" the Court "f Common Pleas, pray
ing that he mas ic admitted /" the benefits of
the Acie Of the General Assembly made for the
relief OF insolvcnt debtors
IT Is Ordered, That th" sail s;an'l s Farra,
and HrothrrS, :nI all ".hcr creditors tn whom
the sail James ". Mccradv is in anvwisc i'll
d"'ted, be. and they are hereby summoned,
ana hay" notice I" nrrcar. before The sail
Court at Abhcvillc Court House on the third
'iay Of October next to *,cw cause, if any they
can, why the prayer Of the petition aforesaid
should not l,c granted
'M.Al"rIIi:W McDONALD,cc.r.
Office of Common rlcus
Abb"vi!ic District, 18th
June, lS'o. am
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Dissolutior-

TNIlE Partnership formerly existing as the firm,
l. of Jordan G MCLAUGHLIN, was, by mutual
consent, dissolved on the lst Of February, 1859.
ID. y. JORDAN,
DONALD MCLAUGHLIN
May IL, 1859 3 If
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DISTRICT ADVERTISING.
Ordinary.
LII tho Mattor OF tho Real Estate
Of Mary Wood, decd.
The State of South Carolina

The State Of South Carolina.
AHEEI'ILLE DkS7HIcT
In the Court of Ordinary.
MnTG. C".hr"", .ir'I,'".n, "s. III. IhirS Of
D""h Weed, ""i "ihu#. U,/.ndoutS.
appearing I" my satisfaction that ihc children
l. Of john Weed, deed fnnnI"s not known \ tLc
chdt"m of Martha Eac"n, .lcc'.l. Cnn,n..s not
kn"wn,) the children of Anna Mitchell, decd.
tnam"5 not known.) nni th" children of Daniel
Weed, (naincS not kn"wn,) r.Sdc beyond the
liuitsoi his State, 1t is Therefore. ordered ,,,;,
they i" appear and "hi"r; /" the sale oC ,h.
Real Estate of Mrs Mary Weed, deed, on u, r
l"ior: tn" first Monday in Nov",nbcr next, or
their consent 10 the s,lnc Will be entered of
Record
WILLIAM HILL, O. A. r.
Or'inarys Oili:c,
Aug. }, lrj9 Is 1t
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For Ordinary.

~; Tho friends or COZ JOHN G.. BASkIN
nn""n"" him as ~ aCandtat" tor Ordinary at the
ensuing election.
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a gentleman buryiny his wife, n friend
asked him why he expended so much on
her funeral. "Ah, sir. replied he, "shc
would have done SO much, or more for me
with pleasure"
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a clergyman expresses the opinion that
clcrgyincn should be allowed to use hair.
dyc-"until our churches make sufficient
advances in godliness to 10 willing to tolc-
rate gray hairs in pastor"
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There is nothing like fixed steady aim.
with an honorable purpose. 1t dignifies
your nature, and ensures your success.
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The site Of the house in which DR.. Jobn-
son lived and died, in Bolt court, Flee
street, has been bought by the Stationers'
Company Of Loudon.
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At the Chapel Royal, during the thunder
storm on recent Sunday, several frishten.
ed ladies, fearing the effects of lightning
upon certain steel circumfclcnccs, which
fashion had girded about them, actually
detached these dangerous appendagcs, and
walked away, leaving their hoops in their
pcws.
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Taking walk with lady is now call
cd balloon c.rcuysion.
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GIFTS! G!ETSy! GIFTS ~
THE OkIGlNAI GIFT BOOK ;Ib|;E
H. W EVANS .C CO,
G77 BROADWAY, GTf
NEW YORK.
ESTABLISHED 1914.

rl" following is partial list Of property
whicl, will be given to the purchasers Of l;""ls
al the time of sale:
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The State Of South Carolina

.lEEEJ/LLE UIS1HItY.
|'h''o" 1'r tie Ec"..fts cfihc Msoicct D,b,,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-10-16
SIZE.
For Safe.
Crittenden, Ark, Land
FOR SALE.

ErOR sale between tlisiste 1r1 the I6l % Ocfahef
II next and tf Dot sold &c fhat time. vii b. saIi 90 thrl
FAY % The highest bidder. az u- town Of Marion. Ia sat
cuuntY. e tract of land 1llfauinr tfrae huulreI anf
twenty acres Situated On J1cEalu township. tuentT-fvd
acres of which are ru1er cuuvariou aEl IS acrel
feadenef SIX or seFeuyrars aer. TIE place lar on titles
cabins. god well. etc. % E situated ah1ur rU1 ana
half miles from BlaE Fi-h Ferry end two miles norm n
The military road leailnr o. L.tIs Rock The IarI o.
No I in quality. Persau wishing % buF can auuly h
ne su1sCriher living on the MLitEy Road Or aI T0Hu.
ship near The residence o. Mrs. j. 7. JerEuz.
uU12-1ct6 AENER JENKINS Agent
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Trnsfee,s Sale-

DT virtue of q desd q trust executed 70 ne By John
ID Kelly, on the 3ofh ~ March, 1885. vhich l. e. record
al RaielEh, in book No. 33. psec4 tf9. 80. f5I and asa I
viii. On WEDNESDAY. ne 26th Of October 1859. -
tween the hours OF n and y A. y in front a. The cnce o.
Treadweli h VoillntIne, No. IS jefferson street sell %
M highest bidder. for cash, 70 satisfy the purposes %
said deed u trust, The following described ht or parcel
OF ground. being part q lot 100 On the plat Of the city o.
Memphis. ccunty 81 shelby and State o. tennessee. be-
EinnlnE ata point 20 feet north o. the south-Wesf corner
o. Lot 100. the corner q Winchester aud Main streets
running thence northwAruig and viii thf east line o.
Main street 20 feet; thcnce eastwardly AZ right angles
with Main street and parallel with Wlnchester street So
feet. thence souihwardly parallel with Mtin street 20
feet foa point 20 feet from Winchester street. mence
westuardiy s. feetfo the beginning. me right q re-
dempiion h waived in the deed Of trust The title IA
believed % be god. but I shall convey only a. trrstee.
oos-tds v. L. TREAuWEIL Trustee.