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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-06-29
.V'eaU .adUerftsiTnemts.
Attachment NOtiCe.

In this cause attachment having been
levied on the property of the defendant, a
nonresident of the State of Tennessee, it is
hereby ordered that the plaintiff make pub
LEGATION In the Bolivar Bulletin for four con-
secutive weeks, requiring said defendant to
appear before me, at my Office in the town
of Bolivar, Hardeman county, State of Ten
nersee, on the 9th day of July, 1867, and
defend this suit or the same viii be pro-
eeeded with exparte. This 22d of June, 1867
je22 4tp { S. c. H. ANDERSON, J. P. e. c.
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LANm aALE.

BY virtue Of a deed Of trust, executed TO
me by Abner Moore, and registered IN the
Registers Office Of Hardeman county, I viii
on Saturday. the 18th day Of jane. 1867, at
the Court House door, in the tOsn Of Boli-
var, sell to the highest bidder, for cash,
eighty acres of land, on the east side Of
Spring Creek, and known - the Lesi joy
tract The title to same . believed to he
good. bat convey only aa trastee.
JANEs = HAEnIss. 4restee
P...--a- NJ - 80 u
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FLEMING, UssERY d Co.-Ladies and gem
tlemen will do well to call on this popular
and reliable firm if they desire dress goods,
notions, etc. They are selling of their sum
mer stock at actual cost Call and see
them
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The Road to Fortune.

We can put any male or female in the way
of making $50 every day in the year by the
employment of the time ordinarily spent in
reading and recreation. A Fifty Cent
Sample sent free upon application. Ad-
dress,
PAULDING, BANKS & CO.,
500 Broadway,
feb23-3m New York.
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The man who never told an editor how he
could better his paper, has gone out West to
marry the woman who never looked into a
lOoking-glass.
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DAY.-We speak by the card when we
say that Prof Y Day is THE artist of Mem
phis. His rooms are at the corner of Union
and Main streets. If you desire Ife-like
pictures patronize him-his prices are low
and uniform.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-06-29

Hardy q Wilson are DESTROYS of seeing
all those who wish to purchase dry goods at
low and uniform rates Give them call
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ARTIo SoDA-For glass Of this healthy
and cooling beverage call on Black & Craw-
ford, druggists, south side court square.
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WEATHERBEE-In the rear of the Senate
building Jefferson street, between Main and
Second, is located Harry Weatherbee's gem
of a saloon. His wines and liquors are all
of the purest and best brands.
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- - |rerubodV.

A large pp. Catalogue. teaching how Tan.
Frsckles. fimuisa B.1tsaes Moth FateeE. SalsHnssa
EEasrons and ~ imporsiea 9 tas ska Hos 2 foEes
Dfunsnness AeFeaus Debility. and other uselal and
valuable information Egeryh0dVBEud ~ Adderasa
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Railroad Time Table.

Passengers for Memphis leaving here at
o'clock il the morning will arrive at Grand
junction 10 time to connect with trains for
Memphis, which is due there at las P 81
By this change passengers are enabled to 90
to Memphis, remain there five hours, and
return home the same day.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-06-29

L. P Walker & Co, of Louisville, KY,
are our authorized agents.
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If you want superior article of Sugar,
call on Bills & Hill
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There cometh glad tidings Of JOY to all,
To young and to old, TO great and to SMALL
The beauty which precious and rare,
Is free for ALL and all may be fair.
~ the use of
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-06-29

A substantial awning is being erected in
front of the store house occupied by Messrs.
Hardy q Wilson.
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WoMAN's INFLUENCE. Man has no power
to resist the silent eloquence with which wo-
man soft Establishments and sweeter smiles
speak to the warm and generous heart Her
vocation IS to do good, and her presence
adds "a halo of glory by gladdening the de-
jectcd, comforting the distressed and strew-
ing flowers in the pathway of man. And
shall we fail to respond to her wants Look
around you and behold the misery depicted
among the sickly females of your acquain-
lance. Co. 60 with lightning's speed and
tell them to use English Female Bitters and
be cured. G. NJ. O'Hara, Bolivar, agent
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We would respectfully announce to our
old friends AID patrons returned from the East
ern cities with one Of the COMPLETE stocks Of Drug,
Chemicals Dye Sus Brandies, Wines Liquors and Fancy
Articles brought this place. al Of which warrant
determined sell At the LOWEST living figures It
will object satisfy every customer, and to see t
all who patronize the house Of BLACK CRAWFORD
get Of their money We keep humbug ar
ticIss, solicit full share Of public patronage
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.feb23-3m
ReparatOr Capa1li.
RHPARAFOR CAPALhT.

Throw away your false rZzles your switches wig
Destructive Of comfort, and not worth hg;
Come aged, come youthful ugly and fair
And reiaice in vour own luxuriant hair.
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CRISPER COMA.
CRISPER CONF

Oh she was beautiful aud fair,
With starry eyes. and radiant hair.
Whose curling tendrils soft. entWined,
Unclaimed the very heart and mind.
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80 .EsEeerstsensessts.
ASTROLOGY.
The word Astonfshed
AT THE WONDERFUL

AT TIE WONDERFUL XIV ELAIEUN5
Made By the Great Astrologist,
Madame U. A. PerrIgO.
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If you want full suit of Summer cloth
ing at cost for cash, call on Bills d Hill
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DR.. BLACK

Announces to the Public viii give advee Free Of
Charge
If YOU want gssuiue tonic ask for Union Bsssr- at
Black & Crawford's.
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PRESCRIPTIONS
Carefully compounded at all hours. Day and Nighs.

81 Physicians particularly requested 70 give-us
call satisfied that stock Of Medicines is fall
and eomplsts any be district. and
guarantee sell all articles only small profit org
nal cost my4 en-
Can and Examine our stock.
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Prompt gTea . AZ claims sntTussd % non eaF
n7rI~s r=-st s.,r re-+i -f's- -e-r. h-rs- f.s7r.s
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W. L. CLARK & CO, Chemists,
No. 3 West Fayette St, Syracuse, n. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-16

Beginning on Massa-
chusetts aven ne at the
northeastern corner OF
said lot and running
thence nortnwestward-
~ with the line Of Mas.
sachusetts avenue thir-
ty-nve feet, thence
southwestwardiy par.
allel with the dividing
line between lots three
and i've, fifteen feet TO
a point distant thirty.
five feet from the di.
viding line between
said lots three and i've,
thence north wardly To
the dividing line be-
tween lots four AID I'VE
70 q point distant TWEEN.
ty-fve feet from the
corner common TO lots
three. four, and nve,
thence eastWardly
twenty i've feet, with
the dividing line BE-
tween lots four and Nve.
70 the corner common to
lots three, four and Ave..
thence northwestward-
~ with the dividing
line between lots three.
and nve sevsnsy.three
ieet three inches 70
Massachusetts avenue
and the BEGINNING.
5eall, VIM. 10.
First installment water
s~.......-....-...S.l3
5eckett william. ..
First installment water
-....-....-....-& x.4o
Beginning on the alley at
the northwest corner OF
lot number nine, run.
ming thence east thirty
Jet. thence south forty
tux feet eleven inches.
thence west thirty feet,
thence north TO begin
, ing.
Z ansou, william ......l
tiret tnstallment water
~...,......,,....O.S0l
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Is Stimulation NecessarY2

This ueation is practically answered in the affirm
tive By thousands of physicians every day. sor cnnc
they prescribe tho ordinary forms OF alcohol sometime
nctu es which arc simply inferior eohol more or les
nnedeated; bu. no small proportion OF the faculty give
the preference to toHoSTETTER's STOMACH B1TTERS.
as the most carefully prepared medicinal shnulan ut
tres Mt known 1t Is impossible for prejudice itself 10
DO blind TO the m1rkod success with which this oxtr
dirsry tonic and Alternative has been administered
cases of DYSPEPSIA during the last twenty years. Fit
were possible TO canvas the whole country or
which 1t had effected of this obstinate and agonz-
Ing disease, they ,eouId numbtr millions. No wonder,
then that 1t has become STANDARD MEDICINE In every
state CITY, town and village In the United States. and
that names the most distinguished in literature art and
science are the vouchers for its remarkable properties
The immense mandatory at Pittsburgh, tn Its exten
sve storehouses Is the establishment of the kind
In this country and, probably, in the world. The
amount manual labor employed In the preparation Of
the Bttsrs, to say nothing Of the steam driven ma
chinery is greater than that Of any other proprietary
medicine est, t,bushmcnt this continent. nd, by the
blessings of Providence the beneficial rsuls Of this
equaed tonic and Alternative are ooextensve with It's
continuity increasing sales. November 10
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The voting yesterday was as follows:
The to.l vote for the two days is:

Total vote. ........''. ...''''.''.'N r
This vote decides the eleo.ior in this city IN ia
Tor Of Convention.
It is worthy of notice that the poll fos wards
and 8 was kept open until about O'CLOCK VINE
nnder General Canby's order, it should have been
olosed s.4 o'clock precisely. In tbs connection
It must be noticed that the vote IN TINS "@G VI,
Tuosdsy, when the poll closed at p NJ was l00
.nd hat the vote yesterday, when Kept open ui'
tnsP NJ, was 1912. Had this poll been ciosea al
.he annointcd hour, it is probable that the Coz
sontion would have bson defeated. a,m.i@
.or,r.a to that taken at the Washington Engine
House, was taken at the Palmetto and stoneWaIi Va
Tro,ns Houses. There was no authority wna'-
aver for this and 1t is hoptd that the matter WILL De
investigated. 80
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Know Inv Destiny.

MADAME E F. THoRsroH, the great Englisl, Astrolo-
st Cairvoyant and Psychometr ciar, who has aston.
.shed the ,enHc classes OF the Old World hns To-
Gated herself at Hudson, n z MaLmne THORNTON pos.
,esses such wonderful powers OF second sight to
bic her to mpar knowledge OF the greatest importance
10 the single married Of either While salr
of trance she deneaes the very features OF .e person
sou ara TO marry and by the aid OF instrument Of in
tense power known IS the Psychoorope guarantees 10
produce Ne-ke picture OF the future husband or wife
OF the applicant together with date OF marriage. position
in te leading traits OF character Sc This Is hum.
oug. us thousand OF testimonials assert She will
send, when desired certified certificate, or written
guarantee that the picture Is what It rurpors to be- Ps
enclosing small lock OF hair and giving place OF birtn.
ago disposition and complexion. and enclosing City cent
and stamped envelope addressed to yourself you viii
ceiye the picture and desired Information BY mail
ALL communications sacredly confidential Address. In
.onadenoe. Mndame z F. THORNTON. p. O. Box 900
hudson. n. Y y March "
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t-LBLIC NUkICe..
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL, }

IA1y IcOT j
The following Section Of An Ordinance 10 abolish the
ere or superintendent OF Streets to provide Keep
in the Streets Lanes, Alleys and open Courts in the
itv OF Charleston Clean, and tor otEer purposas," s
hereby published Tor the Information of ali concerned
For the que protection the said contractor or COD
;cactcrs jurlter ordained 1hat every lessee
occupant and tenant OF any premises rontlng IN any
meet lane, alley, open court, shall ca every day
undays excepIed have the drt hlth garbage or other
cna paced front ot MS or her lot il barrel box or
ea and readiness Tor the contractor by the hour Of
SC, Gu o'clock A. NJ the dlst day OF May to the
ts: day November il every year and by the hour Of
line o'clock. 4. ", trcm the hrst day O. November 10
taa first d-y May following. And an, perscn offend.
ag hereln or placing any dirt hth GARBAGE or ohes
oua i'll any street. lane, alley, open cou utter the
hours above u.med. sha be subject 10 Gne not l,ss
more than hve dollars, for each aad every
oIcEce, be imposed by the Mayor.
~ order ". q. SMITH,
llay Ii Clerk OF Council.
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HOTEL ARa1vALs.-Mtas Uouse.-James Mitchell,
Sumter, S. c.; Jlnes G. Ramsey, Simtor; j. b.
Cornish and Miss Matte Cornish, Aiken j. Will
son, Williamsburg; Mrs. Moore, South Carolina
NJ. Rouell, South Calollnl; j. G. Black, Yorkvile;
W. q. Leak, Trinity; W. P. REYNOLDS, Madison,
N. c.; B. D. Johnson, Slmmerhsld, N. @.
Chars ston H,,sL-A. D. Spears and J. III.
Bunch, Unionvlllc; Jno. P. Foster, Augusta; Il. NJ.
Cottingham, Baltimore; B. c. Wall, Elbort County,
Ca; S. Putnam, St. Louis; W. Graham, New York;
Geo. B. walbrIdge and lady, U. s. a.; NJ. Rogers,
Darlington; J. L. Napier, Mars Bluff; N. B. Fit
man, Charlotte, N. c.; Mss Fitman. Now York;
Mrs Crane. Now Y.rk; N. a. Bull, orangeburg.
Mels Houss-G. A. Klnsman, Cleveland; Mrs. S.
Kinsman, and Mrs. aoolby and child, Utica; F. D.
Richardson, Mouat Pleasant; Robt. A. Thompson,
Pickcns; NJ. Trusel Walhalla; G. Siegel, N. T.;
Mrs, Meyer and child, SLIM, Ala; J. ]. Bowen
md wife Washington; {. c. Sheph ;rd and wife
N. Y; E. G. Brya /, Marseiles, Fla; Mrs. Joseph
Bryan, Savannah; c. e. Anderson, Matanzas.
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\ @ sOli. "es: stoD! s.; cheapest and most power.
~, one IL y!lI la4sl As 1890 mei, or
eau 70 an % ne IL 1s ON an ;asrs err,
ufey ~" inn ro l,I,y us,t ~ ev r. ven By
ioFi II >'' Ucaa Ia 1T od CT youn5; ID piel %
c-iiiate =. -. IS wc.. scenuhc use; s-ov le
.'o ,s IN 10 &, lousALCs y. a! lla4s Ill q >
a4uI'c.~ yI.,r ,uIs il yluc-a, lo.ue Ill milk,
o.op :. 80, II IDS .uUui.r ~ uIc y. Lail. c.ws O..
TO- e &C.: & rat, 81 siSl1 @ i! anon Os poTS po
".'' md \, - IL. ~ 9c.s "Alc. may u xmu-d
49,, :: 70 dc tii .il.rJs.o C .rc without lunUc AL
re l-v:c 10 cal a..G sec A. c. nag iy'ns lowcr.
Il tjok lc US p.e;HdO ~ the Ch1 si.te IT. Lioe-
s.ou,t 10 A,e.t., schools UcI Pr.cc 80 So
liked N ! n boz anu sell. prepaid 10 -ny dress Oh
-,rcnt OF 81 rs Money c1u Le sent by iii at ri L
Ad .rcss GEORGE MEADE DEa"or No. ~ Racine, Wis
cons,n y November l3
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
~ dbttI,IyaEt,g

AN
TO PROVIDE FOR THE LIQUIDATION OF TIE YyTEREsT
ON THE DEBT - THE CITY, WHICH, AccRuED o. TH1
THRTIETH DAY OF sEPrEMBEl LAST.
DE II ORDAINED BY HE MAY n AND ALDER.
I'D MEN ir ity Council assembled. That Tor the pur~
pose If iqudang the interest the public debt the
city which accrued on the thir eth day OF September
last six per stock. oo, gatory the corp r-ton Of
the City Of Charleston shall be issued under The drec
ton OF the Mayor t. the persons holding stocks SIX
Ter cent, londs OF the city. and ent eI to receive the
ued thereon at the time above stated, the
saiu stock to bear interest alter the rata OF x per cent
per annum, pay abc quarterly, rcdeemanie III thirty
Years from dates P0rIAed That no part OF said stock
sh be is,ned tor any SUM less tan twenty dollars
Tor any fractional rt OF dolIr Prov,ded also, that
a Tor less thai twsns' dollars. and fr iraco-
parts OF u dollar, shall be paid in city bills.
SEC 2. That tue nrm oil certificate, and mode OF
transfer OF said stock shall subject the regu-
atous exist IN .e-aon to otaer city six per ceu
stocks OF the city.
Ratified in Ciy Council this twenty.second day Of octo
Der, In the year OF Lord thousand eight hun
dred and sixty-seven-
~. :. P. g. GA1LLARD, Mayer.
". q. SMITH, Clerk Of Council. October Is
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c. DUcREUX's PATENT
For instantaneous Detachment OF
Horses from Carriages.

THIS INGENIOUS AND VERY CSEF u INVENTION,
Il viii has been patented in the United States
Trance and In land offered by the subscriber 10
the pubic feeling assured they viii hnd it. upon c1ami-
nation one OF the greatest inre lions oil the age.
Prominent among Its advantlses s nro:
F1Rsr-Ihe facility 18th which horses ma be harness
ed TO o. unharnos scd from Carriage. also rendering 1t
TOR the person embarrassing pass beM eer
ur behind horses as Is customary thus -vo ing any
liability OF being kicked.
sEcoSD-in case OF horse falling he may be loo ed
from tho rragc in second wnou: the driver elr
ing his seat. II simple in its operation that child
can Nori IL ,,
THIRD AND GnEATEs1-In case. Of horses taking fright
becoming unrlauagable or ruanlng away, tle temp
consequences Which so frequently follow may DC aaVolu
ed by this simple application 10 carri as the ho's
can be oosed ir the cIrriage ln twiaiAg' au 'ns
carriage is QUICKLY and sally stopped .,., ~,
Mr. Z. DUCREUX gave several puo; e14ioiuons. =, iHe @
great -yor aud praise manifested by the ploc on .ncsc
occasions is one OF tie evidences OF lo'u+. aPP'eeA
tioE OF its merits ,, A.. ,,r,,;r-
erms az be known and orders received 70; appihs @
the patent 10 carriages pu:cha5- Ct SAG sns' oy
addressing 20 l. ~ IL .-, -, VII,
o.,,, 3no
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY,
DUg11c NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN IaAr UN.tR
lie iouowln, Ordinance Ii easeS have been prep. lsd
Tor ,i.vsry irom this Olce. ). I6OMAs,
City Ireasuef.
SEC. !. Be {, Oyda,ned BY Ns Mayor and All><up.in
ciy Gun cSysmULe 1hat from ano alter the nTst
Of Jai ly cepscs sna be taken out for Ill carts. dr..
aud WI .ns, uAed private aud domestic IrpoSas
the sumo manner aud according TO tie sv provsicl
uow s iorce relation CARTS days and waYons lett
Iriven hire, except giving bonds, And eacn SUI
art dray wasou, snail DO provided Will bs1ge &C.
taiuu. ile number thcreo, aud married ff1idte TO o
placed Oh the outside OF tue shalt
SEC. z. No person small ee aken by the Treasurer 60
surety to any Gonu under the Ordinance concrrun5 =
euses cArs drays wagons and otler Carriages ucs
less he or size be u f"eeholder.
SEC. 5. 1ne follow ng SNAIL hereafter be the rates cr
licenses Tor pubic and private larts, dfays wagons, X'
IcIuding Tue horses or mules USED AereoI Wlcn 81 L
&c rroni other taxaton:
PUBLIC cARrs, DnAYs, Erc on THOSE EMPLOYED n AM
BUSINESS wnArEvEl, FOH HIRE DIRECT Ga tSDIREcr.
For every CART dr4y or wagon dra"p by one hor'e or
mule, s2e
For every cart dray OF Wogon ora"n oy Two uo1ss o.
mules, s3u.
For every hack and carriage with tvo wheels, $40.
For every hack aud carriage with iolr wheels, s40.
For every stage or OMNIBUS except line cmnlbCs,
With two horses. 800.
drawn By tour horses, Sou
For every truck drawn Oy horses or mules,
$40.
BREAD cAars AND PRIVATE cAnTs pRAYs. ETC.
For every bread cart or wagon, So
For every cart dray wagon used for private do
nestle purposes and not TO DO employed IN the trans.
PORTING OF goods, wares merchandise, lumber, or ally
5,ner commodity, for compensation, either directly or
INDIRECTLY the same shall pay for license the SUN OF
3D. exclusive OF the horse or mule.
Ratified in City Council, this 10th day OF January
L S. In tho year OF our Lord one thousand eight hun
By tps Mayor. PC. GAILLARD, Mayori
JanuaryS ". q. SMITH. Clerk OF coulcL
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UNDER DECREE IN EaTITY.


Will be sod under tho direction o. tho uudorsigped ct
tho Old Cus;om House. in tn city, on 1UE>D z. tho
2Gth day OF November. 1887, OF II O'Clock a. NJ:
l. ALL TAAT HOUSE AND LOT, on tho South sid
Of Beauiain street. in this city, known b. the nu Der
81 and measuring In front o. sid st ee twenty-five 1851
ieet end u depth sixt' G feet Re- or less boun Ing
East by land OF T. Carbon West by land OF X. Holloway
North by Beautain street. and south by land OF g. W.
Olnty.
2. ALL THAT LOT OF LAND, with tho BUILDINGS
and impro ement thereon. situate on the North SIDE OF
Wes. street. this city anc measuring IN front Oh West
street thirte l35 feet and IN depth one hundred and
forty 4O feet moro loss; bounding tue North on
land now or late OF Richard HOLLOWAY. to the souh on
West street 10 the Ea on lind or late OF Mrs. Fa
ber ami to th Wes land now or late the property OF
| the Estlte Of John Y. Br dley
Jerms-One third cash; bal1nco IN three successive
annual Instamens, secured by bohd OF the purchaser
and mortgage Of the premises, with interest om OF
sal payable annu lily. Buildings to b. insured aud
policy assigned Purchaser pay orpapers and stamps
JAMES TUPPER,
Nov mber7 th3tu1 Master in EQui y.
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An ORDNANCE
~ RFdrrIATF THE DRTDGlyG or DOCKS

Whereds The best Interests the city, well as the
convenience OF tho shipping visiting tho port demand
that channel OF Coo River De kept open with su
cic depth OF water for ah commercial purposes. aud
free nom obstruction:
be It ordd,nei, lhlt IN fu uYo all mud removed from
am OF the city docks b! dredSe machines Otherwise
shall bo relnova huldr d aud ttty tathon, tom
the end OF the dock.
The naroor Master shall be furnished with copy Of
ths Orjinance VIII. lie is required slrc ly euurco;
aud repo. ior prosecution III violations OF same;
whIcn su0joct III; party offending 70 due Loo
exceeding hundred dollais tor elca aud every
oncpce.
luuc IN City Council this eight day Of October In the
Year OF our Lord one thouss d eight nundred aud
slx.y<se
IL.s.l p. C. GAlLLsED, Mayor.
". IL. SMITH Clcrk of Council Cctubor lS
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-21
UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

Pal,nctto Savings Institution Us. Fedike.
Will be sold md r tho direction Of tho undersigned, al
the old custom House, on 1ULSDAY, the lU.h day OF
December, 1907, at II, A. ~,
All that LOT OF LAND. with tho BUILDINGS there.
en- situate OH tho Wot side Prey street Ward No.
In thus cit, measuring 10 front said street twenty.
ono 2l) feet nine (9 iuches or les the same on
the back line and in depth eighty 1907 cet moro or less;
bounding East on Pc cy street. south on au now or
late OF Johu X. Duke and known as Lot A; West on
part OF said Lot ami lart Of the Percy Lands,
and North Oh lirds now or late OF John B. Dukes. and
known Us Lts c. and E. as in said lot Of land survey.
ed by r. K Payne urvAyor dated oct Jane 1851. and
crord wi b d title OF said llnds to john r Dukes
Terms-Onehaf cash; bIl nee In ono and two years,
secur,d by bond OF purchaser and mortgage OF the
promises with interest from day OF sale, payable annua'
y. Purchaser to lay Tor papers.
JAMES TCPPER,
Novcmbor14 thau1 Mast in Equity.