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tax, all such classes OF persons az. from diss.
oiity or oiherwlsc, ought, in the Judgment of
the General Assembly, to H. exci,IptAl.
ARTICLE Xk,
SECTION l. The businrss Of tho !ryn..,,,,,
shall be conducted by ono Treasurer. Who abaIt
hold his office and reside at the, seat OF cover.
iiont. ~. "''''H
SECTION ., The socrstary oiis,ate ,bo,, ,o,,t
his office and resideo. tho scat Of Govern
ARTICLE XII.
sEcTIoSl. No t'opvention of the peonls sb in,
bo called, unless by the concurrence Of two'
thirds Of tho whole representa'on in each Hnno.
Of the General Assembly.
SECTION q Nopart ofthis Constitution sb,,,a
bc altered, unless bill TO alter tho same abs
have been read, on three several days. In ths
House OF Representatives. and on three sevs-.
raidays In the Senate, and agreed TO. At The &.
second and third readings, by two-tbirds Of
General Assembly neither shall any alto,ne h, s,e
non take effect, until the bill. go agreed 10.
shall unpublished for three months previous tn .
now election for members Of tho House or
Representatives; and, ifthe alteration pronos-
ca by the preceding General Assembly. shall
no agreed to, bv tho new General AssembIy.
IN tnelr hIst session, by tho concurrence of''
imo-'nrus oi 'he whole representation In each
Inrse several days in each. then nnd not 9th.
erwise, the came shall become a part OF ibo
Constitution. p"'@ u 'he
Done in Convention, at Columbia. ;n Tho s,,,..
., south Carolina, the twenty-scvcnth dsy.
oI oeptember. in the year OF our Lord ems.
thousand eight hundred and sixty-fivc.
ID. l.. WARDLAW.
s Prendcnt OF the Convention
Attes': JonS Il. Sloan, Clerk of the Co,
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Government of the United States,

President-Androw johnson. Of Tonno.
see. "a Ashno8-
New York, ''""ra' OF
u secretary of War-Edwin NJ. Stanton. or
p1stmaster General-wTiam Denni,on
c.nnas';y secretary Of the Nsvy-Gideon wellos, Of
Of Iowa. ""rianr
Tough, ofIlinois. "h' "''"'-
.rols nl'sorney dener"l-James Speed, Of Kon-
D resident OF tho Senate-Lafayetto 8.
Foster, of Connecticut.
speaker of the ,iIouse-schuyler Colf,.-
SUPREME coUEr.
salmon q. Chase, Ohio, Chief Jusi;eo
u James VI. Wayne, Georgia.
q samuel Nelson, New York,
o. Monert c; Grier, ,'Pennsylvania.
4. Nathan Clifford. Maine:
.. Noah II. Swoyne, Ohio.
.. Daniel Davis, Illinois
Z. Samuel Miller, Iowa,
O. samuel +. Field, California.
LIEUTENANT qkxkaALs.
Wing6eld Scott, Virginia.
ulysses 8. Grant. of Ohio.
ware. Anoipa'' DeiSA'
ID. C. 'o'eph hoihs
4nartermaster General, Monteomerv n,
Meigs, of Pennsylvania. -
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THE CONSTITUTION
s. Of 80
SOUTH CAROL IN "A,

WE, TIE PEOPLE OF. THE STATE OF SOUTH CARO-.
LIMA, NY our DELEGATES IN CONVENTION
MET, Do ORDAIN AND ESTABLISH THIS CoNsTl
TUITION FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF THE SAID
STATE:
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SEoTIoN j.. Tho General Assembly, when
ever a tax 10 laid upon land, shall. at tho same
me.imposo capite.ion tag. which shali not
be iess upon each poll than one-fourih oSthe
tax'laid upon eech hundred dollars worth of
the assessed value Of tho land taxed excepting
however, froEa tho operation Of such espita,ion
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Ton PRINTING az every elass and ssyls
y neatly execated at this sfiea, -"
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LEGAL.


OlaRcery Sale on IIth AprU, 1896.
Archibald Wright -. ID d. Armour and
OtherS
ny virtue Of an introductory decree. made
ID in this cause. on the ID day Of January,
House door. an the city o. Memphis,
on WEDNESDAY. APRIL II. 1855.
between the hours Of 30 and Hm.,t the following
described real estate, to-wit: Two certain lots
division OF original country lots Nos. 1873 aud
-: one Of said lets. vizf iot No. Is. beginning
a. 3 stake at the southwest corner q Mans
the north sidsOfsaid street, and running thence
westHardiy with the noFfh side OF said street
at right angles with said street, thence east with
the line ofan alley o. feet 10 a stake on Mans
held's line; thence south with Mansheldis line
ls5z feet 70 the beginning, 9Ron which are four
meBcing a. the northeast corner Of J. d Ar
mOur's lot fronting On Charleston avenue, and
thence east with the Line Of New Madison
street Is fee TO the point where said New Mad
ison street connects with charleston avenue
thence vest with ne south line Of cnazleslcn
a hotel. Also one other lot, ~beginnlug At
astake on the north side OF New Madison street
with New Madison street thence west with the
north side o. New Madison street 800 feet % the
corner Of Lauderdale street; thence north Win
the line Of Lauderdale street 80 feet 70 an alley
lsk feel wide; Ehence east with said alley 30
feet 10 q stake: thence 100 feet south 70 the be-
Ginning, being part Oforiginal country lot No.ff6
Also, one other lot beginning az = stake al
the corner or Intersection OF Orleans and New
Madison street; Themes wess with the north line
OF New Madison street 90 feet % q STAKE
thence north At fight angles with View Madison
street I60 feet 20 an alley l6z feet wide; thence
east with The souIh side Of said alley GO feet 70
ORLEANS street thence south with the west line
Of Orleans loo feet to the beginning, being the
east end OF the property OF John ID ArlaOur,
fronting on the north side Of Madison street.
and q part OF country lot No 8-
Also. another lot beginning a a stake on the
south side Of New Madison street, where the
north line OF the Pigeon Roost road interests
said street, thence east with the sOutn lhe or
New Madison street so feet 70 a stake thence
south % feet TO the north line OF said road, and
at right angles from said road thence west with
the north line Of said road 400 feet 10 the begin
ming, being part OF original country lot No. 80
TEENS o. SALE
A credit or seven months, with bonds and ap-
proved security, and q hen retained TN pay
ment Of The Yurchase mSney-
A. ASTON.
mru IaWfW Clerk and Master.
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In a debate in the French Senate on
the petition setting forth the danger Of
burying those who are not dead by hastv
interments, Cardinal Bonnet. Arrh-
bishop Of Bordeaux. recited tire. cases of
living persons supposed 10 he dead whom
during his experience as a priest he RAJ
saved from burial. In two Gases fbere
was complete restoration Of ife-ona n ,
the parsons rescued, a ADV of disfir
guished family, Is now a happy wife AZ "A
mother. A fOUrth case, told by ~
archbishop, accounts for his long .sus-
famed attention 10 the subject. Hey aid.
In the summer Of ls28 on a close and
s. rry aav. IL a church which W ts ex-
cesslvely crowded 3 young prie L who
was IN the act Of preaching WIS sud
denly seized with giddiness in tne pulpit.
The words be uttered became IL distinct.
he soon lost the power Of fpeech, and
sank down on the floor. Hg was taken
out Of the church and Carried home.
AL was thought 70 be w T. Some hoars
after the funeral uell We 8 tolled. and tb,e
usual Preparations maze for the int =
ment. dis eyeslght v as gone. but il ne
could see nolhlng IKE the young lady /
have Aleueu 70 ne could hear. an q I
need not say tnal y That anne to his ears
was not calculated 10 treasure him M
doctor came, * amined him. and ~
nounce6 him de ad; and after lie pl,,oI
inquiries as 10 ] ais age and the DIS ce ~
bis birth, etc.. gave permission Tor his
internent the next morning. The ven
cradle bishop in whose cathedi al lie
young priest was preaching when he
was seized with the tit came u his he'd
side 10 recite the De PcQfUnE7is. The
BODY was measured for the c ofin.
Night came on, and you svili easily
feel how inexpresible was the anguish
of the living being in 81 ID a situation.
At last, amid he voices murmuFing
around him, he distingui shed that Of one
zvb0n he had knOwTi from infancy.
That voice produced a marvellous effect
and suuerhuman effort OF what TOT
loUed / need say no more than that the
eeemingiv dead man stood next da,y In
fbe same pulpit. That young priest /
cantlemen. is the same young man who
q now speaking before you, and who.
more than forty years after that event !
5mniores those 10 authority not merely
- watch vigilantly over the careful ex-
ecution OF the legal pnescripuons with re-
~sr5 To interments, but 70 enact fresh
- in order 10 prevent the recurrence
- irreDsrable misf9rtunes.
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Bradley's DupIeK EIliplie Gkirf.

Have double springs 10 eaeh hoop. and hence
make qnqnestionably the D~esterlnohne known.
sale by
EISoN 4 BROS,
tG " Main street.
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Os the sIst day OF March, Isse,
Hold an election IN Shelby county Tor two ?
Representative in the General Assembly. 10 al
me vacancies Occasi0ned by the resfzna ion n
hon william X Poston and Hon. samuel T..
Walker.
b following named persons ara hereby ap-
pointed Judges snd Deputy Sherins for tbs pur-
Pos % holding SAID elecuon;
district no l-R ". Bond, W. E Gather, j..
r AapPns Judges. Thomas EpPenon, Deputy
district No. 2Danisl corbett. H. P Thamp-
son, :. x LgnoT Judges Hiiiam r YORK,
nstfict No. -Charles Crenshaw @ r.
My12e, Jzo- Hartinsr JudEes; A. HM, Dep
district 20 Ewn ssovaH. James Carroll
FHesler, Judges; y. Y. Halpfs lelET sherfE
District No. @Engine house No Sohu
Clancy, Thomas Malone John Melutaud,
Judges; Owen Dryer, Deputy sheuL
District No 6Englns house 9.EEH- But
tinghsus, NJ Seelig, j NJ AlAs judges d.
OgsEen, Deputy sheriff
nIst-itr NO. 81. y. WliuQrdf Aam- Alien.
"! I. saeed, judges D. "-Fyor, Deputy
fistrict No LE Pulism. = RNsrcer Jss
HniIeVsyl judges q. n Bartlett, Dspgty
iiktdct No. 81 Thomas, j. II. Thompson.
q a Horne, Judges; P. Peyton, DeputP
snsn1 No. az Rogers, Philip Jones ~
Wnliams, Judges " H Weber, Deputy
sa Bsriet No. Io-EG Q. BIazsIy. 2. 2. Nsv,r
Ant4er A~H H-1@HH 1NA-1a AsUuET
District No. Nv. E Walker, ". G Ha-
son, j II Townsend, JUDGES L A. Rhqdes.
nisrrieTE No. I-wm. Cornell. Thoe. Eo4s
J; ": Eiam, Judges Doyle Pearson, Dspufy
District No. Is-W.S Walton. L Iavm.,
Clayridge, Judges G +. Stephenson DeDatv
District No. IEEngine hoass No. > st.p
sfrest-Heny lynn. l. Il. Walcor ~ > 49,
iett, jugs y Louis, Deputy sheriT
District 10 lEEngine house No. -.
TarH. James HAL. fruuk Mahler Tu64.-
Jones Deputy sheriff Pc
District No 5-E II. Gibson. o.. Thou.
Dan6ary, Judges v. B. Cotton, DeDsfr
5hariL.
Iistrqt No. iEElah Brooks. J. Coo51..
" Aeon, Judges d, Wesley Moore. Dep1t2
District 20. FL. Masev. ". sssnHb
10rish- Judgest Erwin Oakley. ng51fs Er-i~
Deputy s1erlnA Judges Clerks aud VoTs-s
VII De fequireef n AL thincs, 10 comnlv 49,
he law o. ne state, defining and nmfr1r ffe
lectivs francnise- -1
Deputy sheI1U viz max their returns to-
ne snern omces ia tha Greeni4W Bio--
Mmec-ately anef TIA votes 49,
ul1e r n WINTERS
native Anerin o. shshy comfy.
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Thnat EnEe-

DY virtue Of a deed Of trust dated Isl No
ID vember. B6, made to me By John Caravan.
/ viii sell for cash othe highest bidder. in mont
The 5th day OF April, 1Sa6, the following
property, viz: Certain Lots OF land Ia the
18th Civil District OF shelby county, Ten
nessee, near the city Of Memphis. part iof the
land purchased OF the Union Bank BY W. Viii
hans, and divided into lots by F. 8 Toad. and
nun oered ~ lots q p and =, except 20 much
OF said lots rs was released from the said deeds
OF trust, by the joint deed Of release made BY
Vim, A Goodwin and J.. &. Grding. dated
April 18th, ls57, which deed Of release with
plan attached. is on record Ia the Registers
Office u Shelby county, in book No. p. pages
as7. js and % The portion which I win sell
Is lot MOL, on said plan covering about three
acres, more or les, sale between 10 and 4
O'Clock. am, redemption Is waived. I win
sell as trustee only,
], @. GRIFFISG, Trustse.
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OF LAND NEAR MEMPHIS.
ON the second day OF May next 1 viii sell on
Othe premises one hundred acres OF valuable
land, in lots OF Is, ~ and 80 acres, more or
less. to suit purchasers.
This said land lies In the new Raleigh road. on
the north side, and on both sides cypress creek,
about two miles from town. II is well adapted
TO residence snd gardening and dairy purposes.
having a stream OF living water running
through H. Terms, One-third cash, the balance
10 be paid in s and twelve months, with a
trust deed upon me land to secure the deferred
payments. j. NJ. WILLIAMSON.
mrl-tds Adminlsfr- tor Of q paina. dacld.
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Trustees Sale.

d virtue q q deed Of trust executed ID me
- on TIE lfth day Or September. Issl. bv M
AWunE % secure the payment Of ca-iaiu
noles therein described, Whieh said tusr dec
= duy recpuced IN the Registers once or
shelby county, Tenn In bOoz No E. pazts -.
etc. 4 VII on SATURDAY The IN day 81 April
lSl expose TO public sale b ths hiahe-t 49,
Tor cash, a. the Couftn0use door ia the cifv of
Memphis. Aenn-s the following real estate. mem
lone1i described and conveyed IN said trust
deed, to-wft: Lot 70. AZ % a plan on De Tu5ff-
Vlslon or samuel kemberts land. whirh ssId
subdlFlsi9n vas made BY order o. the Chaucery
Court Of Memphis 10 tle case OF Ee3ee-a Qohau
and others - Mary II. Eemlert and others
said lot No. Ahas a front q ssventy-dve fest
on an avenue running back batWeen parallel
lines 10 feet 9 inches
Equity OF resumption waived and title be-
h6ved % be good but I vii CONVEX only as a
trustee. JANIS WIVHFg1pH0E
March q. lsa. mt
maretda
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Chancery Sale Of Cig Lots.
Wednesday, April ITih. 1866,
Atthe Court House door In the city or1Esmphs.

and John Malone
~ virtue OF an lnterlocutov decree male In
II tne above cause on the Charce~ 80 81
City Of Memphis, on Januarv SIN ISL wTi
-el az puDue auction AZ the Court House door
N me CITY ol Memphis. On WEDNESDAY,.
A-A DAA Or AFhlL ls1- a certain los Of
ground, situated In the courty or SneI5v and
state q lsnnesee IN the Butler division ofths
10y W Atupn@ founded IN the west 5E
commencing a. q stake az the iurerzeeff0u OF
Batter and Shelby streets. aud ruUuiuu cat
WIZ me south line Of Butler street - eer to
an alley, thence with said alley. on fhs wesr
stle or the same. In . southeriy direction. 20
70 saaes tnence WsstWarI-. parallel wish
9---er street. 70 the east Ede Of Shelby street..
Inence north Earcly vita the east side of Shelby
street - feet % the beginning.
ALHs7o o. 5ALE-Credit OF 8 and = months.
the land. aTe-
MARI IDS frzrE - 49,
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Cb0neer,y Sic

OF City Lots, on wednesday. nth day Of APRIL
1866, at the Court Housedo0r. Memphis Tenn.
others
DK virtue OF a decree on the chsncery side OF
ID the Common Law and Chaucery Court OF
the city OF Memphis Of date January s 1sa. I
VII sell, at pubuc auction. IN uanr OF tie Court
House door, on WEDNESDAY. AurI II. raF
between the hours Of ID and u O'Clock m. 10
the highest bidder. the Ull0Wiug real estate. TO-
wit : Two lots lying in the city OF Meuphfz
Tennessee, DESIGNATED on the plan OF T. Cheegfs
propsrtF a lots Nos. 7 and : fronting on Pouiar
street. and running back % the c6uter of an
alley between Poplar and Washington streeus.
TERMS OF ALE Cash.
ASTON, Clerk and Master.
March 10 IsSa- mrT0ffs
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We fully concur IN the above, having e1-
amined the ingredients.
C. L WILCOX, n d
4. +. BROWN, n u.
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Chance9'Y Sale,
Friday, April Is, 1866.

John ~ Carmack, Administrator Dc benia n1n
oiJohn nnOner - Charles h Hal, and
others
Df virtue Of an in~ieriocut0rT decree Ead tn
II this case az the November term lS6. OF the
thancery side ofthe Common Law and Chan
eery Court OF the City OF Memphis. 7 will sell a.
public auction, At the south gate OF Court
square IN the city Of Memphis. on Friday, April
u lsI, between the hours OF IL and y M. ths
blowing real estate, tO-wfr. being part OF lot
No OF subdivision % lot No f5I, heEiuniuEou
the south sue Of Court street, &c the northwest
corner or said lot No 2 running thence east
Wardly with Court street so feet 10 q stake
thence s0uthwardly al right angles WIKI Court
street l4sia feet % an alley thence west with
said alley q feet % a stake; thence -ucrrhwardly
In a direct line lfoA feet 10 the beginning.
TENS OF SAEE-One-fourIn cash. balance
on 4 credit OF SIX, twelve and eighteen months.
with notes and approved security and lien re-
AUGCSTONAESTCE Clerk and Master.
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