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Chanoes.B Sale

OfIss Acres Of Land, at the Court Mouse, Men,
phis, Tennessee, o. wednesday, uth day Of
Apgl, lsi-
James II. AsriEeathsr ~ Ellen r. CoWder
and others.
DY virtue Of a decree IN the Charcery side OF
ID the common law and Chancery Court, OF
the city Of Memphis, Of date January S, lS58. I
VIII sell at public auetfsn. between tie hOurs0i
u aad y o'clock, pm, on
WEDNESDAY APRIL II, 1850.
the following described tfecs OF land, living and
being in shelby county. Tennessee, and de.
scr1bed as follows, to-Wit: Lot 4 it being the
northeast quarter Of fractional section No. 5, in
range No west township No. 1, agreeable 10
the C~niekasaW Survey, containing 100 acres,
more or less.
TERMS OF SALE-CasE- A. ASTON.
March Q, le65-mr lotds. K N.
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ONE BRICK HOUSE, with SIX rooms. on
" Vance street
twelve months
one FRAME COTTAGE. on Vance street.
rooms. out houses and lot. Terms. 3aO cash.
A beautiful LOT for a dne residence
one rwc-stury FRAME HOUSE-si1
rooms, out houses, hne ciStern in a desirable
position, near Mrs. Talbot's resideuce-Sl0u8E
Oue-lalE cash 1 and - months
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HAVING been qualified rs Executor OF the
Has viii and tesfamentO OF William English
decreased, all persons having claims against said
estate, are hereby notified and required 10 pre-
sent the same % me for payment within me
time prescribed by law or they win be barred,
and all persons win said estCte are requested
to come forward and pay OF suits viii De lnsu-
tuied against them.
JOHN McGRATH,
marT-lWs Executor.
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OF Real Esfntein Germantown, Shelby county.
Tenn AZ the Court House door In Memebfs.
ON Wednesday, Apri1l 1886.
s. Levi 4 brothers rs X G. Eolaud and others.
Dl virtue Of an iuterioeutory decree made on
ID the chaucery side OF the Common Law aud
ChauceE Court o. the city OF Memphis. OF date
January -, ltd, ] VIII sell at Public Aution, al
On
WEDNESDAY, APRIL u, 1864,
betWeen the hours o. 10 and ~ O'Clock, m, the
lvioNlns uesclped property, situated Ia Ger
nautoWn, Shelby county. Tenn, to-Wit. a
Lot, or parcel of ground, fronting on Bridge
street 81 feet, bounded on fae Feast by the State
Line Plank Road, on the South by L. a. Rhode's
lot, n on the North by the Memphis &.Charies-
ton T. r. grounds, being thesame property con-
veyed by VIM Park 10 II. e. holland.
TERMS or ~sALE-cash.
March q, 1868, A.. ALsTON.
mr lgtds. Clerk and Master.
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And is a Saving Of frOBs SO 20 s.
per BarreH 20 the Consumer.

Tnss article has met with the mOst
wonderful success. A large proportion
~ lie dazsps Of Memphis and sur
rounding country are now using u out I
am eonfnent there are naany others who would
avail themselves of its ~adyz4tages were Trey
satisfied regarding its HEAltaFOLNESSi
10 convince saeh OF these facts, I have %,
tanned a large number OF certificates rom Wei
and f~avorsbiy known PhysieiaES ana OsneIs, =
few OF which I give below. one trieG WIZ COL
yfnoe the most incredulous thsf i Is % the.
advantage to use this Flour, as an
and SATISFACTION in 6V6EY respect
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Ad1ninfsfrnfoa9s -

OF LAND NEAR MEMPHIS
on the second day OF May next j win saT ~,
Othe premises enc hundred acr-s 81 vainefis
land, IN los OF d 20 and % acres. more ~
less. to suit purchasers.
Inc SAID and lies IN the new Raleigh road ON
the north SIDE. and on both sid.st v1re-s ~--el
tno4t tNo miles rom IOWA. its we'll adarraI
% rpstaence and gardening and dairy purnlsas
having q stream % living EaisF runr5r9
turOngn u. Terms, OHe-thlu cash. the hairre7
% pe paiq IN SIX and twelve onths. wfth Il
Iuse uecu upon the lana 70 secure the defar-si
PAYMENTS j. N. WILLIAMSON
mrN-tds Administrator orc. Fame. deeid.
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Chaneery Sale,
on
Tuesday, Hay 1St 1866.

W. E. Butler IS. Enoch Life, II. al
Chaneerv side OF the Common laWand Char
Gerry Court Of the city Of Memphis.
DY virtue OF an interlOcutOrv decree in the
ID above cause MADE at the November term,
1865, I viii sell at public auction at the Court
House door in the city Of Memphis, on Tuesday,
May lst. 1885, between tue hours OF 10 A. n. and
y n, the lot OF parcel Of ground lying and being
tnShelby county, Tenn, and city OF Memphis
in The Butler Division thereOi,in block No. Z, and
bounded as follows. to-w1t: beginning al W n.
running north % feet to Joshua WatsOnis.
southeast corner on Caussy street; thence west
with his line $50 feet 10 his southwest conner;
thence south 60 feet to W. II. TaIley's north
west corner; thence east with his line $50 feet
20 his northeast corner or Causey street, the
beginning.
aTERMs OF SALE:-Ona credit OF seven months
with notes and approved security, and lien 10
tanned TIL payment Of the purchase money.
AUGUSrON ASTON.
March 3st, 1856. Clerk and Master.
api ids
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Brad1ey's Duplex Elliptic Skirt,
Vary flexible, folded easily when in use. 70
arsuDy a small space, and an article OF superior
eTcelenca. For sale, in all styles, at the
SOITHERN PALACE
HOWELL, WOOD 4 READ,
unu -. q
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Vance Street.

4 ONE Splendid COTTAGE BUILDING, on
~ Union streets rooms. all new and can be
purchased cheap-aN0-0ne-half cash.
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F~-AAEaLA ANNN 1AAA ~
roomf-o out houses, dne evergresns in the yard
Price, ssJu0-one-half cash balance in one
year 5000 all cash.
Nineteen Acres.
Highly improved, south or the city. Al laid
out Tor gardening. Good new dweIiEg+iE or
eight rooms, new out houses. Price. Eiln09-
one-half cash-balance in one, two and three
years with interest A great bargain is offered.
Plantation,
In DeSha county, Ark; 30 acres in cultivation.
40 acres N cypress brake E2JO acreH ia tract
Also, 100 acres adjoining; 500 acres in cult
walton.
Twenty Thousand Acres,
Lying In Craighead, Green, Lawrence and inde-
? .ndence counties, Arkansas, selected with
great care, ana lying on Cash and Black rivers.
On the Inc OF the Cairo and Fulton Railroad.
Price, So per acre.
Also.
A list Of City and Suburban Property and
lands IN Tennessee. Arkansas and Aississippi.
f4lof which are offered al low Prices.
Have for Sale and Exchange.
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate,
Saturday, the 18th April. 1sss.

Mary C. Trader -. James NJ Gozg5u e a.
DY virtue Of an iuteriocutoy decree made IN
- the above causes AZ the November term
Ofthe Chancery side Of the Common Law and
Chancery Court of the city OF Memphis. q vii
sell, on the premises az Public auction. ON
Saturday, April "a, 1850, the following described
tract Of land, situated In shelby county. Tenn.
anu one mIle southeast OF tue city or MeEphIs-
being % lots, a part Of q 10 acre tract OF land. be-
longing 70 Euclid BOrland. and lying between
Pigeon RoosJ Plank Road and lie Memphis z
Charleston railroad, ana designated upon Bur-
lands plan Of subdivtsion maize By NJ A. Kerr,
surveyor, ON the 9Th day Of June 1873
IEgtMs OF a credit OF o. %. ls and
a months, and a lien retained upon The
premises for further security.
marl4tds A. ASTON. CLERK and Master.
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Put up in q, IL. II, and IS pound pa Eages'
Half Barrels and Barrels.

This aour willbe found on sale n packages AT
All araf Glass family groceries in the city, i al
wholesale at the manufaetOrys 4o Nam street.
Y doors South Of Beale, Memphis, Tenn.
liberal discount will be made TO the Trade,
3anIa ALLEN +. MORGAN. Proprietor,
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N0ll- Reaident NOfice.

On the Chanoery Sid Of the Common Law and
Chancery Court Of the City OF Memphis, Tenn.
Amended Bill.
George A. Freret, AugusteB Belmont Co and de
Rothchild Brothers vs.. Philip ROtchford,
Shepherd Brown and Others.
1T apDeanlg from afidavit in this cause, that
the defendants, Philip kOtchfOrd ana shep-
herd BrOWn, and the uens Of devlses of Joseph
n. Johnston, whose names ana residences are,
after diligent inquiry unknown are non-rosi-
dents Of the State OF Tennessee, IL IS therefore
ordered That they make their appearance herein
az the Courthousein theCtY QfMemphis, Tenn,
within the hrst three days Of the next term
Of said Court. TO commences ON The second Mon
dsv I'M MAY, 1866, u plead answer OF demuu to
cOmplainants amended Dill or the same will be
ken for confessed as to them. and set for hear
ipg avDafte, and that a Opy OF thus order be
nubIisbed onOe a week, for four successive
weeks, in the Memphis ArPEA
A C~oPF-Alt1si
ITGUSTON ALSTON, clerk and master.
Wright Is McKisiek, sols. for complainant.
mar3l-laW4wJ March 30 100
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ANEW HORSE SH0E-A Paris black
smith has invented a new system OF
shOeIng horses. Instead OF the shoe be-
ing placed on the hoof and burning is
own resting place, the outside Of the hoof
Is cut away around the foot 10 the depth
Of half az inch this leaves ledge into
which the shoe fits, and Is then flush
with the frog, which just touches the
ground instead Of being raised. a. Of old.
by the shoe. The advantages Of this
are that the foot is little pared, and that
instead OF a heavy shoe the animal is
shod in what are little more than raei NJ
plates The advantages claimed by the
inventor are, that the horse never Sins
that the shoe allows the foot 70 expand
naturally, and that il lasts as long and is
Is cheap IS The Old Man.
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To All whom is May Concern,

nN the LIST Monday iu May next. Twin applv
~ to the Hon. Thomas Leonard. Judgs Oh re
County Court Of Shelby County, 10 beappoinfed
administrator OF the estate OF r. X Black. de-
Ceased, FRANK LELIEFRE.
Memphis Tenn, March s. 1868.
marEl IaW4wa
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Charles c. Carter IS. ". H. Conant ana DINERS
DY virtue Of an interiocuteIy decree made in
ID this cause On January u leo ana modined
On 91fh PebruaFy. Is6. on TIE Chaueery side Of
me C,mn4nn Taw and Chancery COurt OF the
civ OF Memphis, I viii sell az public auction,
~ ne Court HOUSE door IN thsclty Of Msnphis,
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M O r CAMS

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PRAYER FOL JEFFERSON DAvrs-A
highly esteemed minister in q neigbbor-
ing state remarks in a recent letter
81 have often thought. Of late. that II
could speak 20 all the praying people Of
the south I would impress upon them
the thought that il Is their special duty
o pray for jefferson Davis. Surely he Is
IN prison and ia perl, because Of what
We ave done he would Eot be there.
If we had not made him our chief WiIi
the praying people Of the South forret
him ia these trying hours ?u-Cerfstiga
O5serger.
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mrnNEsnAY. APRTL III -

Between he hours Of 10 and u oielock m.
ffes complainant anu defendant in and 70 the
foDawing resl estate, situated in the city Of
Memphis, shelby county, Tennessee Al the
the north side or Adams ~ feet. ana on tbs
east side Of High street S3fest, and on the south
cfda Of Q4s lees.
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IeT3TtOlt IOF IlcNtUIIt ~ IFltStees
On the Caancery side Of The Common Law and
Chaucery Cont of The city Of Memphis
3. B0ro Is. r. N0rochi. Petition rr Removal
OF TrusJree.
TTappearing from the petition filed In this
I cause. thst g.. LogomOrzluO Executed adced
Of trust to Mary N1rUchi. ami appointed x.
NOTuUhI Trustee, and THAI The said Mary Noro-
chi transferred GO y. Blro sal gte4 Of trust.
Aud % fuHhc pp-ariug from said r- ition that
the said r. Nof0eAi has removed himself from
The SlI.e of Tennessee aud that petitioner
prIvS that Ie be removed U- Trustee Notice is
therefore lveu to the said r. NorochI TO ap-
pear and -h0w cause on or before the
IST MONDAY IN MAY NEXT,
why he shall not be removed and on failure so
10 do. lue prayer OF Petitioner viii be- heard Gr
5urfp. Il Is further prdersd that this notice be
published snce q week OFfours successive weeks
IN the Memphis AePEAL
A. ASTON.
mr. T1-Taw4w CLERK and Master.
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500 cash, balance in three equal iHstallmeutS.
on the LIST Nov, Isl. lst Vow ~ and
lst Now 1867 purchaser giving cones Win
good security, bearing Interest from date
mrl0 tbs A. ASTON. Cl5rkunQ Master.
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R-adIer,a DupIex EIIiplic Skirl.

BradIey's Duplex Elliptic Skirt,
The most popular and flexible In use For
~ WALKER BROS. q CO,
pna N-fr Ef--rf MamnhfE Tam.
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TO asl whom Ia Nav Coace-1.

ON the Isl Monday in May next win appIy
" TO ne Hon Thomas Leonard, Judge OF me
County Court 0fShei5y County, to be appointed
Guardian Ter Infants, Prentss Black and Ada
Black. MARK ETHRIDGE.
Memphis, Tenn, March 81, 1859
mar3i laWdWa
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ChaacerU Sale

or City Lots. IN wednesday. IIth dav Of April.
1s66. in 'front.' Of the Court House door, Mem-
phis, Tenn.
w. Baxter rs. sally E. Baxter.
DY virtue Of an iuteriOcutury decree made Ion
ID the cause, ON the Chancery side of the
Common Law and Chancery Court 90 TIE city
Of Memphis, I viii sell at public auction. ia
front Of the Court House door. ON WeIue-aas.
18th day Of April, 1895, between the hours OF ID
and u O'Clock m. the following described prop
erty Lots 70 and So, on the plan and survey
Of lots surveyed by r. Todd for W~illuuzhby
Williams. south Of Walker avenue. west u
fernando plank road aud easrGforleaus street
The said Lots are about ~ miles from Court
square IN the city Of Memphis.
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Business Changes.

@. TERRY, wH. B.. MITCHELL,
Late Late
Hicks, Terry q Co, Cossitt, Hill q Co.
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have used Morgau's Self Rising Flour, and
sramfned is ingredients Il is ali that he
GAINS for IL and - entrsiy 3aInlless 20 ah
IN disnepfics aud c0nsumptiVesr is mateTiais
sTnniv5nq in those cases, beautiful and much
needed nutriment. W.aABbhhi, MI
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Do You Wan a stock Of Goods
on CAYCE, BEARD &Co.
DO YOu Want FurBltuFe2
CAL on GAYCE, BEARD q co.
DO Toq Want 10 Buy a HoaSe!
DO o Yes |. EaHtt to Buy a Farm,
DO IOa Want TO Sell Zeal Kstatef
WV CAHCE, BEARD q Co.
DO HOa Want to Sell Year stOekP
70" cAHCE BEARD q co.
Do IOu Want TO Buy er Sell 4aytAlngg
60 70 CAhCL, BEARD a co.
Do Yea Want 10 Know ~AnythiRgf
Inquire Oh CAkCE, BEARD a co.
HAHK T0H any kind Of Tradeg
Go 10 Tx Arcade.
DO 3 You y W'Hi 70 knOs tAsir Place
Ne. 81 StoUTH couRT ST.
lfsbI1
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ON the Chaneery side Of the Common Law
~ and Chancery Court OF the City Of Mem
phis-
SAINT Mosby ct Al, us. Clarence P. hunt staL
In the above cause the insolvency OF the es-
tate OF w. Hunt being suggested, 1t Is or
dered by the Court that all persons who are in
any way-or tanner interested in the admins
traliOn OF said estate, or who have claims against
said estate. appeara and file the same vito the
Clerk and Master Of this Court, authenticated -
The manner prescribed by law on or before the
lhdaY ~ iHlF, $50 Or before N appropriation OF
the finds OF the estate i mGde, or the same
shall and VIII be barred both n Has and equity
and that this order be published for thirty days
in the Memphis APPEAL.
4UGUsION 4LSTON, clerk and master.
EehruarV Is ISaR-td
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Non-Resident Notice.

On The Chancery Side Of the Common Law and
ChanCeTy Court Ofthe city Of Memphis, Tenn
Martha L. Trigg vs.. Thos. A. Nelson, executor
of John TTigg, deceased, William W. Irigg,
Charles A. StOckley and wife Lucy J.StOckiy,
Lizzie Walker, in her own right and as execu-
trix Of II. e. Walker, deceased, and others
IT appearing from affidavit in this cause, that
Il the defendants Lizzie Walker and her infant
son Frank Walker, and James b. Irigg, are citt-
zens of the State of Louisiana. Ihos. b. Erzg
isa citizen Of the tGteOfArkansas, and are nom
residents OF the State Of Tennessee, it is there
fore ordered that they and the creditors
Of the estate of said John Irigg, known
and unknown make their appearance
herein at the Courthouse, in the city of
Memphis. Tennessee. within the hrst three
days OF the next term Of said Court, to COM
mence on the second Monday in May, 1850,
and plead, answer OF demur to complain
ants cross bill, or the same viii be taken
for confessed, as 20 them, and set for hearing
erD0gfe, and that a copy Of this order be pub
Iished once q week, for four successive weeks,
in the Memphis APPEAL.
A COpy-AtteSt:
AUGUSTON ALSTON. clerk and master.
Wright & McKlick, sOis. for c~smplainants.
m~ar3l-IaW4Wats March 0th, 1866.
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Twenty Thousand Acres,
Have for Sale and Exchange.

LarEe List OF Valuable Property. Parties
having property for sale, or wishing 20 buy. vii
md u 20 their interest TO call al our on8ce.
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REGULAR TRADE SALES.
CITY PROPERTY
Avery Street.
Todd Street
N. d c. RaiIrOad.

7 OF, ? Feet Front-fronting Morris Gene
l. tery-S,000, very cheap.
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MEMPHIS, TEsE., August "a, 1856

bsSe examined the ~iDgEedients and pro-
nounce them Innocent and the bread Superior.
MUMMY IL. q. MAIQNE. u. D.
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BOOKS & STATIONERY,
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March 81, Is5t
anil
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not only innocent, hut important 70 perfect
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
rHE PRIcE OF RUTH.

Great truths are dearly bought The commoE
truth,
such as men give and take fros1day 70 day,
Comes IN the common walks OF easy lnes
Blown by the careless wind across our way
Bought In The market az the current price
Bred Of the smile, the jest perchance IN
bowl
Ii tells no tales Of daring or Of worth,
Nor pierces even the surface OF The soul
Great truths are greatly won Not formed by
chance,
Not waited on the breath of summer dream
But rrlSped in the great struggle or the soul.
Hard bufsuug with adverse wind and stream
Mott n the general mart mid corn and wine
Not rn The merchandise Of gold and GEMS
40. u the worlds gay nal ~ midnight mirth
Cor mid uhe blaze Ofregal diadems.
E1t iu Tire day OF conflict fear and prieg
when the strong hand OF God. put forth IN
might
PIows up the suhsol OF the stagnant heart
and brings the Imprisoned truth-seed TO the
light
WrunE from b troubled spirit. in hard hours
or waaknCsA soltuoe. percbance Of pain.
Truth springs ike harvest from the we'll
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And the soul feelsit has not wept in vain.
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mar3-Iaw4w
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/ will DItRaIb GAl R@AAAA - AgAA H'1N - nv
o. ,iii mrnish any quality OF Hour Orderea, bui
Gr nv own sales I use none but the very best
ri Harrison, or its equail.
1T5e bread and biscuit made from this hoUI
can ~ eaten as well warm as cold, without the
feasf Inconvenience to the weak and dySpepue
stomach, and has been known TO grossly beneai
9nch cases.
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aprItds
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Chamoegy sale on I'm AprI, 1866.

Archibald Wright *, John D. Armour and
Others.
ny virtue OF an interloeutoFy decree, made
ID i'm this cause, on the ID day Of January
iN6, / will sell at public auction az the Court
House door, in the city Of Memphis,
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r on sALE

A credit Of six and twelve months, with notes
and approved security, and q lein retained til
payment Of the purchase money.
mrl-tds AUGUSTON ASTON, CAN,
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-Ens0Lrencm Nnfice-

March m. 1sa8. apItds
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JNo. R. n. D.

We fully conenr in the aD0Nei having eA'
amined the ingredients
r y. Known. ~. ID.
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TWO COTTAGE BUILDINGS, on Main street,
L below the N a 7. r. r
one rwo-story RAM HOUSE, for two tsue-
meuts, finely arranged.
LOT. 60by 100 feet Terms, sI2-0J8-one-fourth
cash o and J. months.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-06-02

STATE ELECTI0Ns.-The State clec.
tions in the several States are held as
follows:
In New Hampshire, on the first
Tuesday in March; in Connecticut on
the first Monday, and in Rhode Island
on the first Wednesday of April; in
Virginia, on the fourth Thursday in
May; in Oregon, on the first MONDAY Of
June; in Alabama, Arkansas, Ken.
lucky and Texas, on the first Monday,
III Tennessee, on the first Thursday of
August in Vermont, on the first Tues
day, in California, on the first Wedncs
day, and in Maine, on the second Mon.
day of September; in Florida and Mis-.
sissippi, on the grst Monday, in Georgia,
on the first Wednesday, Indiana, Iowa,
Ohio and Pennsylvania. on the second
Tuesday, and in West Virginia on the
fourth Thursday Of October; in Louisi.
ana, on the first Monday in Delaware,
Illinois, Kansas, Maryland, Massachu.
setts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri.
Nevada, New jersey, New York and
Wisconsin, on the first Tuesday in Col
orado, on the second Tuesday, and in
South Carolina on the fourth Monday
November. There are no State elec
tions held in the months OF January,
February, July and December.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-06-02
Periodicals..

The Aneerican chronological Journal
for June has come to hand filed with
valuable reading. One article on rhe
origin of coal is worth the cost and
more of each number, which is only
twcnty,cents or $500 year.
This number contains potrats, &c, Of
JEFFERSON, BURR, Senator FooT, JEN
NY LIND and others.
When Solon said to-his disciples,
"gomthi seauton," had he understood the
true science of the mind, he would have
added, we think, "by the study of
phrenology."