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aS IN EQUITY-CoLLEToN DIsTRTC:-
PARTE EAPARTE DAVID GAVIN neutrality-suspicious.
~ PERPErUATE TEsTIMoNY-FnED FEBRUARy
= 1ss7-DAVID GAVIN. Executor Of the estate Of rr.
LIAM GAVIN, deccsed, late OF Colletoa District having
cd In this Office petition to perpetlate testimony in
reference TO the viii Of the deceased lost or desoye
curing the late war; 1t Is ordered that ell persona 1vbo
may deem themselves in any manner Interested in thia
90 plead, answer deur to said petition WITH
IN three months from the date hereof OF decreo ro
eo'vesso VIII DO entered Of record against them.
.s.- .t&. B. STOKES, c. E @ D.
Commissioners Office, Coleton District Februarv I'll
1857. 1an,os ---- ' 49,
81 In EQUITY. DISTRICT
E2 PARTE s. BEDON, EXECUTOR. R.-PETrT1oy
TO PERPETUATE TEsTndoNY-FnEDt FER.
RUARY 6TH, 1ee7.-RTCHARD s. BEDoN. Executor :,
the Estate o. RICHARD B. BEDoN late or coleton Dis
tict deceased, having fled this oaco pet TO
pepetuate testimony In the Of the win Of the said
HcHAnD BEDos deceased destroyed during the late
It ts ordered that all persons who may think them
serves iuterested tn this matter do plead answer or do
ur 70 said petition within three months from this data
OF decree Pro eoso will be entered of record aoanat
them. B. STOKES EcEp
Commissioners Office, Coneton District Februarv ~
..o. Aanosmos February 9
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LIVERPOOL, february7-Evenng.-Co closed
dull with the days sale Of 1000 bales; Mddling
Uplands declined to 14ta14}d. a, ass<l# s':@ a.
LONDON, February 8-Noon- -Consols 904; 5-20s
72 1916. -
Washin9ton News. .
WASHINGTON, February 1.-The Committee oi
Ways and Means will favor the exemption Of in
comes under. $1,000, but over that S per cent. !.
Speculation is rife regarding the fate Of STEVENS
Bill It cannot reach tho Senate before Monday,
and it will be detained there as long as its oppc-
nents have wind to speak against it, there being
no Senate machinery curtailing speeches. If kept
from reaching the President until after the oath, it
viii die with the adjournment. . I'd, Ss. "A
The accumulated Southern mail was sent to
Alexandria yesterday in tug, which forced her
way through the ice. Therewin be further de-
lay. EaSs ..E, tts35Eff -.4- .%3 :.$>s< r
sWAsHAaroa, February s.-Ihe Navy Depart
naent has advices from the steamer Penobscos
dated at st. Thomas January d She arrived
there on the 17th having experienced heavy wea-
ther. The health Of St. Thomas was improving,
and diseases that were recently epidemic had al
most entirely disappeared. IN. .,
The Southern Republican Association at meot-
ing last night Mr.. DURANr in tho chair, consider
! ed the Reconstruction Committee Bill. MIR. Fow-
1ER, Of Tenn, opposed it. Mr. GRIFFIN, Of Mobile,
proposed amendments involving the enrolment Of
the loyal militia. Mr.. FIELD; OF Miss, offered a
series Of scattering resolutions Mr. MARs, Of Mo-,
said that Congress did not think the loysl mon
were fit to govern the South. Mr. HErsrAsD, Of
La, favored the miitary plan, and wished to know
how Loyal governments could be- formed unless
rebel governments be put out Of; the way. He
hoped the Association was not opposed to Con
gress. Mr.. SHERWOOD, Of Texas, favored fhe Bill.
Mr.. CUTTER, of La.,.. wanted the Association to
counsel with; and mot dictate to Congress. Mr..
HAMILTON oppcaed The Bill, after which the Asso-
claion adjourned. ss.,ags
Gentlemen who visited Mr.. JEFFERSON DAVIS yes
terday at Fortress Monroe, report his health bet
ter than Tor six months past. He has the freedom
Of the Fortress grounds, and visitors are admit
ted without difficulty. He. declines discussing
politics OF his personal affairs, and bears his con-
fnernenS with cheerful :fortitude. es:~:S'=s
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Our Washington Letter.
UPON TIE EVE OF AN ExpLos1os

[sREc1AL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE DAILY sszws news
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d Gone, al News.

MADzsox, Fs1bruarS s.-The steamer Richmond
has been safely launched
TopEKA, KAssAs, February 8.-The citzens have
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Harbor Masters Once, Charleston, February 6, 1906
EehruarY7
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, WILLIAM B. HERIOT,
s p. 81. KEGLER a4a}
'+9- SWuLIAM-G. WHILCEN. fCoInh1ss1oners.
M. D sSTROBEI,
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!. Ag-AWAY WITH sPECTACIlEs.-OLD EYES
made new. without spectacies. Doctor or Medicine
Pamphlet mailed free receipt Of ten cents, Address
3. FooIE n D.. No. 11so Broadway, New York.
upyyYt>or NJ d r r.- .-4v4 e. N E
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LITER AIRY.

NAa51Ess: . Novel BY Fanny Murdsush DOWNING
! halo1gh: Smith Co. 1866. -| - - 20 20
We owe our copy Of this novel-from the pen Of
one OF the most accomplished Of the female writ
o,s 81 inc South-to seme unknown source, to
which ne are gratified for bringing 10 our knoyl-
edge one Of tho most graceful, tasteful and fec;.
tous OF all the fctions produced among our sever
al female authors for many day. Wo saw this
without hesitation, and commend the story espc-
claiy to ali that clnss which can appreciate inge-
NOUS art, flowing and graceful style, an easy,
uHanected manner, and tale wrought out. in
spite Of many difficulties Of the subject te the
happiest conclusion.
AS story "Nameless" is one Of sufficient inter
est to keep the reader wakeful and excited to the
close; from its happily chosen incidents, the con-
! tnued progress which it makes, and it's very ad-
mirable Characterization. n
Ia this one particular the writer is especially ex-
cellent; exhibiting much knowledge Of mankind
womankind included, OF course, as being. whnt
lhNa1sos calls the lesser man''a happy tact in
discrimination, and an equally happy talent in the
dialogue, which is always simple, natural, direct.
and true to the several persons of the drama.
This felicity Of characterization is SO uniformly
excellent as to make us regret one failure Of the
author-as We think tin tho portrait Of Miss
GoLDNa, Here, it seems to Us, that her right
hand has failed somewhat Of it's cunning and, in
the desire to furnish proper foil to her other
parties, and to afford, perhaps, specimen Of the
Judicious pretension Of vulgarity, she has over
passed those limits Of beautiful propriety, which,
IN all the other characters is so uniformly appa-
rent, and so admirably sustained. How should
such person as Miss GoLDNa have found her
way into such circle as that Of which Lady
sHAUaHToN was the cynosure-the presiding deity
with such beautiful collection Of sweet spirits
about her, as came naturally within her sphere
and were so fifty associated with itp Making all
due allowance for the insolence which mere
wealth, without accomplishments, is apt to en-
gender, Miss GoI.DNa would still find herself re-
buked to certain degree Of modesty, meekness
and simplicity, in such circle especially as the
wealth Of Lady HAuaHroN and of the family Of
the CHEsTEas, vas more than equal to her own ;;
and Lady HAuaHroN, at least, had no reason to
concihate vulgarity Of any sort merely because Of
its wealth. The atmosphere of such circle
would subdue and restrain such mere animal as
Miss GoLDNa; nor is it possible for such woman,
breathing such an atmosphere, not to be forced
to imbibe its sentiments, at least, and, in some
degree, to adopt its habits and observances.
We can easily understand that the author had
two objects In view, IL no more in her portraiture
OF this ridiculous woman. In the first place, tho
character is natural conception and, as such. is
of certain characters to be met with in
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

oro N'fs or ClEf TREASURY. }
DuBLIc NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That \ 'SSi TN3.H
Tue following Ordinance Licences hayo been prepared.
'' N'''' from 'n' o'h'e etI u THOMAS; 49ns.as;.,
SIC: l. De il Ordained by ne Mayor and Atdermen,,..
Guy Co,leH a,Ambte That from and after tho rst day
anu wagons, used for private and domestic puposea in
the aao mAhncr and according to tho saInn pryIsionH
now OF force In relation 10 carts drays and wagons etr
o1ven lior hire, except giving honds And each su. Ia
cart: drsy OF wagon shall bo provided with badge COZ
INNING the number thereof, and marked Ftird 10 =,
placed Oh the outside OF tho SHAFT. ~ ~
SIC a. No person shall DO taken by lilo Treasurer s
surety TO any bond under tho ordnuuce conuernInaV
eenses Tor cars drays, wagons and other carriages IN,
less he or she be freeholder. -
BEG 8. Tho following shall hereafter be tho rpt =, br
Ior puolic ami private curtis drnys wagon &C.
including tho horsca or mules used thereof WHICH shc
be rrce from other taxation; ~ '
FuDLIo cAnrs. pRAYs, ETC, OR THOSE EurIor IN ~
,50stsKss WHATEVER, FOR HIRE DIRECT rsp1Rscr
For eIery cart drny wagon drawn by sns horse or
For OyeEy cart iray wagon drawn Iy two hor,c,or
For oyery hack anl carriage with two wheels. $40
Eor every hack anl carriage with four gbeeIa an
With two horses. $50 ~ oinn'Dusf
For every Stage or omnibus ,eIcept line omnibus,
For eVsfy truck drawn ny tso or more horses or m,,o
For Cvsy express wagon dawn by two or more bor,.,
r., nnEin AKA eAhTs AND PRIVATE CARTS, pRA1s ETC
To Tor @ @oYsiS @iS oresd cart or wagon. 20.
SVeV cart dray or wagon. used for private ar do
pIhs o. so1ds wares, mcrcha. disc, lumber or .s.
.ser coMinodity, for compcu sal en- cor t-rov any
"a or t9o samc ahall pay fra license the ~ es
4, nAHnsu In CITY Council, this 10th day Of
H. 81 N the year Of our Lord thoussn5 January
dred and atxtyaiK. eight hum
by The Mayor. .RD Mayor.
sennary ". II. SMITH. %
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CHIEF OF POLICE.
.H fIrpS


OFFICE OF CHIEF OF PoLICH,l
Nam GUARD HOUSE, !
TUE Fo11oSs sEeIoss q 4Fne 81 3
NAV saSeeqa aso published for the fOmsn q Al whom IL
pa'ns SEC w. An smoking of any pipe segsr In whitO
who .sh 'aa saa
b. IN o ey sa onah 90 nxs c
amount to be given to the irformar.
SEQ. VII. AL Indecent and disordorIy conduct curs
ing and swearing clamorous noises Drunkenness quar-
Garden either Of the Batteries aioressd sha be-
punished In the same manner a. tho onnnoes are
any other portions Of the city. m 9 -
any horso or hoses mule mules within tho enclosure
OF tho Garden. under penalty Of vo do,rs for every
the anonnt Of tho nne to bo given to Tho informor
sEc. II It shall not be lawful for any person or per-
Or nm 70 any part OF the wharf the ratings thereof
part Q. Bay e.isd tSs Ssstesg % sons
Bay street or 70 lad from any boat, vessel or ran
Ss Il SF Sss
tnsgess any Of the provisions contained in this clause
to be recovered In the City Court oneSsf Of WGsi man,
atty shall go to tho informer. u,
y through King street. In the city oi Charleston. 10
the great obstruction Of that thoroushins and 10 hs
serious ineonsenience and danger Of those who have
Be q oriaintd That nom and sf,er ths passng o. this
Ordinance 1t sha not be lawful for any lcen1sd Carl
dray wagon, Or other carTssc, laden with cotton iun.
ber. or other merchandise commodity to bo dfTon
through tho said King street south Calhoun street. or
any part thereof ayo and except for tho purposo Of re-
ceiTng or dcposng load in such part Of said street:
and any drivor or conductor Of nny such cart drny
wagon, or other carriage offending hereIn shall forfeit
than twonty dollars so huaust "a
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

The following Section OF IAN Ordinance 10 sbo,b Tho
ofce OF spetnlendent OF ststa 10 provide for Keep
iuS the Streets Lanes Alleys and open Courts In tie
hereby published for tho Information Of ali conccrued
For tho due protection Of the sad contractor or ron.
occupant and tenant OF my promises ffunnR 20 any
sHoot lane, alley or open court shall oil every dly
on placed In front Of his her lo In barrel boz or
heap and In readiness for tho contractor by Tho hour OF
ist day OF November In every yoar and by ths hour OF
nno o'clock, H., from tho Arzt day Of November to
tho frat day OF hky following Aud any peIeon o1end,
lag herein. or placing any dirt nlih. garbage or Other
In any street ane or asy or opon court sr Tho
thtn two nor than vo Cellars for seh aud eyery
offence, 70 be imposed BY tha Mayor
3 y order W. II. SMITH,
Z LAY 10 Clerk Of Coupci,
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AN ORDINhEC

TO hEouL.TE THE sIonAor a >E
DUCTS, ANp OTHER rs1I .STRoLrUI,
sEc: L. Be Il ordained BY tas ,4hhADLE ola.
tay toRaeif at,tnbted, That Aayor am adtEsn. IN
Kerosene, Nool on. nensy lawful TO keep Petrolsun
storo or budina aonS 1toage for sale in any cellar
lily than any S,oIS OF Line sreat in larger qtrIn.
any such nuInttv ~ any lot premises anal
yss.ss Of In or az kept stored sb, be contanea Ia
s,n,nsS,o - -troeum, fts products or suy obor q,
on Natsr oil, whom brought into the city by ,nS
WhSh be Kept on any lot or in any building IN
sss hours. upon The expiration Of whjeb s,oi
, % removed and Eept 10 tho manner a. REQUIRED g
.a sr6 Any psr,9n or Persons violating .ny mart a,
Soi,.p s eh n raI Do subject to hne OF two bnndrea
psteut jurisdlotionN ~ my Court OF cont
tse 1esr as sn. v9anS this twenty nrat day Of Nav m
lrtyssyen, ouSAnd eight hundred and
CL.Rl = .# ID
W Souncu ,Jupe II
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CH A r L E S TON
FRIDAY MORNING, September G, 1867

Jon WoRK.-We have now completed our
Time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we
most respectfully ask the patronage Of our
fricnde.
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hARaEsT ClaoULArIoN.-1'a DAILY
NEWS publishes The O6iciat List Of Let
te's remaining IN the IostoDice at The end
Of each ,ceeh, agrccaJIy to the .foilo'cing
scrtinn ct' thr Ne,o RostoBiee .Lu,c, as the
n",:spaper having the hrgeH circulation IN
ite City Of Char}eston: =
8. And DC further enacted, That lists OF let.
tcrs rrnlnng uncaed for i any PostoTce IN any CITY,
town village. where Newspaper shall DO printed,
shi hereafter be published only In tile newspaper
Which, beis published weekly or oGner shall have tho
largest circulation Within range OF delivery OF tho said
Office
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FURNITURE, ETC.
NOTICE.

OFFICE CLERK OF couNon.-rHE SoI1 og1no
~ clsuso OF secton OF an Ordinance TO Raiso Bup.
pnes for tho {sar published for the iorsuon
persons selling 0oodb by sampio or otherwise who Arc
hos rsadans OF hs eity All such persons arc hereby
notified 70 report at this once. p; .7ll 8
sold In this cityt -Jons NOT rSs.ienta by aamps on
otherWisa. 5.isE ,t{l.a Is W. H. HkTTH, IL.
AaTh .t5 ~. }G Clerk OF Council
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FIRE LOAN.

m. -'|"I HAHOIAE1Y OF CHARLReTON
~, ,,,n.o,,, OIrr HAII, November O. 1894
A LII PRISONS DRSIROUH or RRRUII.piN6 In ,'gx
ger an Act OF the General Alsem6iy diving SuiSoritr
% ns CY Council Of ChAraston TO proosed In the mat
AY answ, arc hereby notified that the form or spnji
Of oouno MI .Isns can Ss oSsned oee q ths i
n Applications must bAesa in he sSoSs rosnt tisn .n
Gider tbs Eams. , - ,''.-s ~ oos'
BY order Of ths Mayor ''s2f3 " n a,trrrr
darsmbsTlo I'D. m,rt Of caunsu.
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NOTICE,

~ I'..,! oEFToE OF TIE CHIEF OF POLICE,
,,,pp r,;s.o,, o1and5aToz. 9. g, May 4. 1857.
l. tnelofnres, Taults, 10, VIII oonuueues 90 Nordav
ez Inst ownnrs and Occupants are herehy rec uir.
MI nlh and garbage u removed a. required by orai
nnco. Other Inspections viii follow. - = oo'A
2ihy prder of Mayor ainILHp. 5G Il d
itisfl .vsSF y O. D. sIdwA1.b.
CltHef Police,
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MEET ~ NSs

EAGLE FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
VoU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED Tu ATTEND A
Il Regular Monthly Meeting: Of yohr Company Ttis
friday Ertan3, Gtl Instant. M .,cl"ek:
" onirr. \. MARION COHEN.
Septsinber6 Secretary.
MARION FIRE isSGiSE COMPANY.
4 TrEND THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEE1 ina OF
~ your Company. 7ait lFriay) Ersnin3. thu 9th nsi
N O'Clock precisely.
Z by order. J. A. CALDER,
SEPTIC Secretary NJ i. r. TO.
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T0BACG0, ETC.
" LA CRIOLA'.
SEGAR STORE.

CORNER BROADWAY AND 18TH STREET.
NEW YORK.
TUE UNDERSIGNED WILL. BE PLEASED TO sRp
4 his Southern frfends. The choicest HAVANA ER.
dANs or all the leading brands with q general nssort-
ment OF smokers Articles always on hand
June D. O1TOLENGUI, Agent.
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EDUCATIONAL


EDSCNiloNhl. ESVabt.tSkiNESro OF
REV. DR. MYERS.
rI'uE PRINCIPAL OF THE ABOVE NAMED ISsrl.
! TUITION has mitch pleasure Ia announcing ,o his
tins. AZ well AZ 70 tho public genrra!ly that owing
continued increase IN tin number of pupils ils has
t"und u nccChsary 10 Oblnin suitable and
therefore SECURED Tho rOinnodios and eigiblu lusn
sl,nsOl nt tho Horth~cst Of Coming snd lni
rtrrDts.
Tho sm Of tho Institute being to thoroughly educate
the pupils for collegiate or buruoas career; systematic
snd accurate elementary training Is adopted for Anc!
may noed that course, aud peculiar advantages ar
offered for tho study OF tho classics Mathematics and
bookkeeping.
In conBsquonco Of recent necessary changes nadu In
tho government OF the Academy, aud With Wow Of
facilitating tho interests Of tho pupils the Principal will
be asahted by hir. JOHN CANNON, 4 goniloInan Of
known ability. and who has had considerable experience
In tho art OF teaohng. Mr.. CANNON performed his
collegiate COURSE OF studies with distinctions, ln
Tie best colleges in F.ance aud taught thu
rrenoh languages and classics with unusual succtss IN
Tho college OF Dlols In that country I.aro aud eIcocnt
advantages aru therefore Afforded for the study OF
French undor his supervision.
primary class connected with the Institution Ia con.
ductol by Miis IOHh DIDBLE. and the yurioug depart.
mcns receiving the perso,sl superintondence ut tho
Pneipal oSeTy oIertton s made to promote tho inter
ests Of tho pupils Course Of instruction: English,
French lauu. Greel. Hebrew. Spanish md GsriIalI
languages. September &
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The Philadelphia Inquirer contains the
following laundering article, which we
commend to the Lnqairer's eolored pollt-
ical associates, as a sufficient rebuke Of
their martial habits, since they have
been under the orders Of the Union
League: -
ARMED MEETINGS IN THE SOUTH.
The order of Mai. Gen. Mower in re-
latioB to the assembling of armed men
/ at various places in Louisiana, which ale
accompanied with the posting OF SEN
tries and all the minute OF WRrlike af-
| fairs, will attract attention in the north
ern states. What are the purposes Of
these military assemblsges2 General
Mower says they are "for political or
! ether PURPOSES II for political puf-
/ poses, and for consultation or debate upon
the interests of the country, it would
seem that according to our usual Gus
toms the appearance Of men IN arms at
such scenes is not only unprecedented, but
dangerous. 1.-THE other purposes cover
any movements of q FebelliOus character,
is II TO be Inferred that such meetings
would long since have been put down by
the district and department com mmsndeTs,
We can only infer that the people OF
Louisiana have become so much infected
with the military mania by their partici-
patton In the war, that they wish to play
soldiers in their anusements and meet
ings for justifable purposes. The south
ought to have got enough of soldering
during the war, considering how misera-
bly, injurious were the results OF their
military attempts. Gen. Mower, how
ever, will put sn end 10 this sort Of TOM
fOOlery. His command that all persons
who are posted as guards or sentinels,
and interfere with the rights of citizens
to go where they please, shall be arrested,
will break up practice which, even II
the meetings are for innocent purposes,
must be q nuisance.
We sincerely trust that the lecture,
thus read by our Radical contemporary,
and designed for the "rebels," will be
accepted by the colored Lesguers as an
honest rebuke for the nuisance" they
are committing, by keeping up their
armed organization in Louisiana. The
New Orleans papers say that Gen. Now
ER's order was designed to break up these
colored parsdes and the posting Of senti-
nels through the country by them, until
it got to be an intolerabIe nuisance,
what is sauce for the goose is sauce for
the gander The Radicals will be COM
PEELED to acknowledge, after their pa
thetic endorsement of the order, as
against white men, that no wrong can
come from enforcing it against negroes.
There may be some, however, who at
first thought the order to be like
weazel. who will now be inclined to
pronounce it "very like q whale. If
such there be, let them take another
look, and perhaps they may conclude
that, after all, "by the mass, it is a
camel!U
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A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.

a. ~ D 4. oNO 7 IIoH NJ Il
2J4 Front Street
HEHsrEs Lodge sf Perfection, 18th; No. l.
stated Comm IN cations ID "wednesday night
or sach month. Henry p. Woodland, sd, g..
NJ. Charles N. Carroll, l4th, Sec.
NTH sAs LodEe OF Perfection, 18th; No. .
Meets sth Wednesday OF each month. George
Meilersh, I'D, e.. NJ. A. l.. Frankland, ed
Sec.
CAsIPHIA COuncil Of Princes OF jerusalem, 10th !.
No. I. Benz. X. Pullen, sd, Tarsh.'.; -
-. Sec.
CALvARY CHATTER OF Rose Cr0iK, 18th, No. J..
Charles ". Adams, I'D, NJ. W.. n. r. Tom
lnzou, S21. Sec
No. I. Henry p. MUOdard. 521., Comm. (;
William Y. Clrode. sd. Rec ..
COcssIsrOEY OF WEST TEN, lssEEg sd. John
Ainslis Sd, Comm. IN Chief; Dodge c.
Trader, 82d. Seq.
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Tl,aISt Sale.

DY virtue OF Deco OF Trust made BY Charles
ID Pfanuens'iehl and recorded in the Reafs-
ters once Of shelby county, Tennessee, IN
book No. 81. part 2 pGge So and following i
viii. on Saturday, Ihe 18th september. 1861. IN
iront OF the Courtn nuse door n the Law Corr
OF Memphis, In Memphis, Tennessee, on second
street between Union and Gayoso streets. Ne
tween the hours Of II o clock ain. and j o'clock
pm. OF said day, proceed 70 Eell, at auction. 10
ibe highest biodor, Tor cash, the following de-
Brubod lot or parcel OF land in the civ of
Memphis, ard designated on the plat OF Faid
city a. part OF lot No. 81, to-wit Beginring al
the northeast corner OF a Tot on ths south eide
ofJefferson street known as George Cremweli's
bs feet westwardly rom the Intersection oi
Jefferson ana Third streets; thence eastwardfv
with TIE south side OF JeffersoR street nIty-
eight feet 10 Us intersection with Third sireei
thence southwardly with the west side OF Third
street one hundred ana fUrty-eiEht and a nal
feel u an alley Ihcuce westWardly with the
north side OF sad alley one hundred and forfv.
eight feet six lncbes 10 The west side of another
alley thence northwardly with the east side
of Eaid alley thirty-slx Ieet 20 tie south bonnd
AIRY line Of said yromwells lot; thence east
wardly with said CrOmwelPs south boundary
line 90K feet to the SOUTHEAST corner Of saiC
Cromweli's lot thence nOrihwardl ~ with 10,
east sonndary line Of said CronlWelFE lot onl
hundred and twelve and hall feet TO the be
ginning.
The title TO said property Is believed 20 b,
perfect and Lhe &c uityr q redemp ption Is waived
but convey a. trustee only,
aU2E "a THOMAS LNfrffH 1ruafea