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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-11
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION

pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
1b issued out of the Justices Court of Jonas W.
Brown acting Justice Of the Peace in and for the
county of Boise, upon Judgment rendered before
r. B. Smelling, Esq, il said court, wherein T. S.
Harris is plaintiff, and E. J. Butler is defendant for
the of Sixtyon Dollars, Judgment, and $50 30
100 costs of suit duly tested the 9th day of April
A. D. 1867 and affirmed in the District Court I'd Ju-
dicial District of Idaho Territory, Now 18th 1867
have seized and taken in execution the following de-
scribed property, to-wt: The undivided one-fourth
interest Of E. J. Butler Of in and to that certain
tract of Mining Ground situate on Mores Gulch,
Buena Vista Bar District Boise county Idaho Terri
tory, described follows, to-Wit Two hundred and
fifty feet more or less) on gulch known More's
Gulch, fronting and emptying on Buena Vista Bar,
being the first gulch below Humbell & Co.'s Brewery
on said Bar, said claims commencing at the mouth
and extending up said gulch distance of one thous
and 000) feet, the above interest being undivided
one-fourth interest in fave claims of two hundred
(2OO feet each: Public notice is hereby given that
on the
add Day of December, A. d. 1867,
at O'Clock. P. NJ will sell in front of the court Of
Jonas w. Brown ESQ., in Idaho City, at public auton,
for cash. the above described property to the highest
bidder, to satisfy said execution and all accruing
costs. JOHN WILSON, Constable
Dated Idaho City, Nov. 20, 1867n60wS
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sIIERlFF's SALE.
~ VIRTUE OF "A DECREE OF

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF
1D foreclosure Of Mortgage and order of sale, is
sued out of the District court in and for the county
of Boise, upon Judgment rendered in said court
wherein B. M. DuRen is plaintiff and Lyman Fish is
defendant for the sum of One Thousand Seven Hun
bred and Twenty-Five dollars, Judgment and costs of
suit duly tested the Sd day of December, 1867,
commanded to sell the following described prop
erty tOit That certain aggregate of eight hundred
and twenty S20 linear feet of quartz, being two hun
bred and five (205 feet undivided of and in the dis
covery claims of in and on each of the following
named lodes and veins Of quartz, viz: The Banner
lode, the Wisconsin lode, the Desdemona lode and
the Great Eastern lode, all situate in Silver Hill min
ing district about thirty miles north-easterly from
Idaho City, and within the county of Boise in said
Territory of Idaho; the said discovery claims
each Of said lodes being nine claims of two hundred
(200) feet each, and amounting to eighteen hundred
(1S00) feet each linear measurement each of said
lodes and said respective interests of two hundred
and five 205) feet, being in fact each an undivided
two hundred and five (205 feet in eighteen hundred
800 feet in said lodes respectively and all the right
title and interest which the said defendant Lyman
Fish had in and to the same, and all and singular
thereof on the 1st day of October 1866 or at any
time subsequent thereto. Public notice is hereby
gwen that on the
Goth day of December, 1867,
at 10 O'Clock, NJ. 1 will sell in front of the county
clean Boise Basin gold dust, the above described
property to the highest bidder to satisfy said
ton and all accruing costs.
JAS. I. CRUTCHER, Sheriff.
Dated Idaho city, Dec T. 1867.-n61w3.
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sHERIFFs SALE.

pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
- issued out of the District court in and for the
county of Boise, upon Judgment rendered in said
court wherein T. S. Harris is plaintiff, and H. Zipf
is defendant for the sum of One Hundred and Sixty
eight Dollars, Judgment and costs of suit, duly
tested the 18th day OF November, A. d. 1867 have
seized and taken in execution the following described
property, to-wit: That certain piece or parcel of
real estate situated ON Main street, in Idaho City,
Boise county, IT, fronting twelve feet more or less)
the west side Of said street. and extending back
of even width eighty 1907 feet (more less), and
bounded on the south by the store of Hickman &
Dickinson on the north by the store of J. G. Bryant
together with all improvements thereon: Public no.
tice is hereby given that on the
18th Day of December, A. d. 1867,
at u O'Clock NJ, will sell, in front of the Court
House door in Idaho City, at public auction for cash.
the above described property to the highest bidder
j. I. CRUTCHER, Sheriff
Dated Idaho City, Nov. 26, 1867-n59wa
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TERRITORY OF IDAHO IS U. s. Rev Stamp SOC
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THE New 0rleaus police have discovered
that large amount Of bogus gold coin has
been received in that city to be passed upon
ignorant negroes Sambo is rapidly being
made to feel that his Radical white friends
have found him out, and intend, most CON-
pletely, to take him in.
JUDGE SAWYER, of the Fourth District
Court, San Francisco, has made an important
decision, viz: that the Legislative Act of 1862,
imposing a tax on every person departing from
that State by sea, is unconstitutional aud void;
that no such tax can be LEVIED by Estate; that
the right to levy such tax rests exclusively
with Congress.
TIE New Orleans Times says that young,
good-looking white woman, of respectable fam
lily in Northern State, married negro hack
driver, black as the ace of spades, in that city
few days ago. She had been teaching ne
gro school. The Times says that she soon re-
pented the mOnstrOus connection, and now
spends most of her time in unayailing tears.
on Nov. 29th the attorneys and officers of
the Oregon 18th Circuit Court, presented to
Judge e. Shattuck handsome and valuable
gold watch Eand chain, in token of their pro-
found respect for him, both as a faithful, inn
partial Judge, and sterling citizen. j. H..
Reed, Esq, made presentation speech on be-
half Of the donors. Judge Shattuck has re-
signed as Chief Justice of Oregon, and Judge
os the 4th Circuit Court.
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9eaaI Aatiees.
SUMMONS.

TERRITORY OF IDAHO = u. 8. Rev. Stamp Soc
County of Boise cancelled
w. j. Urton, .Plaintif,
u.s.
The President, Directors and
Stockholders Of the Invincible
Ditch Company to-wit: Rich In the District Court.
ard Burk as President, James For the Territory
Dooley, - Langdon and John of Idaho,
Comereu as Directors, and Second Judicial
WIN. Avery, James M. Jones, District.
M. B. Dunbar, Henry Clifden,
Z. Ives, Jr., Daniel Keefer,
John Doe, Richard Roe and
other Stockholders of said
Company, Defendants.
TO THE ABOEE NAMED DEFENDANTS
N THE NAME OF THE PEOPLE
II of the United States in the Territory of Idaho:
You are hereby notified that there is now on file in
the Office of the Clerk of the District Court of the
Second Judicial District of said Territory in Idaho
City, county of Boise the complaint of w. j. Urton
plaintiff, demanding judgment against you for the
sum of Two Hundred and Forty 75-100 Dollars in
merchandise gold dust at current rates. with inter-
est thereon at three per cent. per month from Sept
16, 1857, Gbeing amount due upon your two several
promlss0Ey notes made, executed and. delivered to-
this plainhH and for costs of suit and that unless
you appear and answer to said complaint within ten
days after the service hereof if served within Boise
county and within twenty days if served out of said
county, but within said Judicial District; and within
forty days served out of said District exclusive of
the day of servce) judgment will be taken against
you by default for the of $240 u.s. with interest
as aforesaid, and costs of suit
In testimony whereof I, w. B. Smith, Clerk of said
- District Court, have hereunto set my hand
MT 9 land affixed the seal of said Court at Idaho
21'City, this 18th day of.November, A. D. 1867.
58 w. B. SMITH,
Nov. Is, 1S67-n56w6. Clerk of District court.
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geaaI aotites.
County Treasurer's Notice.

Il on the County General and Forty five per cent
and Hospital Funds will be paid represented within
sxtyays from the date of this notice, after which
any of them remaining unpaid will be placed at the
foot of the Register
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In the District Court.
For the Territory
of Idaho,
Second Judicial
District.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.


pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
1J issued out of the District Court in and for the
county of Boise, upon Judgment rendered in said
Court, wherein Charles j. Bernstel is Plaintiff and
w. P. Hart and Thomas B. Hart are Defendants, for
the sum of -Four Hundred and Fifty and 65-100
Dollars Judgment and costs of suit duly tested the
Goth day of November A. d. 1867, have seized and
taken in execution the following described property,
towit All the right, title, claim and interest Of de-
PENDANTS Of in and to that certain Water Ditch known
the Bledsoe & Co.'s Ditch, on the east side of
Grimes creek, three quarters of mile below Pioneer
City, and conducts water frem the east side of said
creek to point below Centerville. Also Two humid
red and eighteen 218 feet in the quartz lode known
as the " Growl q Go, !" situate the east side of
Granite creek Public notice is hereby given that on
The 18th Day of December, A. ID. 1867,
at IL O'Clock, NJ, viii sell, in front Of the Court
House door in Idaho City, at Public Auction, for cash.
the above described property to the highest bidder
to satisfy said execution and all accruing costs.
j. /. CRUTCHER, Sheriff.
Dated Idaho city, Nov. %. A. D. 1867 n58w3
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LOAN. OF MISSOURI.

We see that this individual has intro
duced certain resolutions into the lower
house Of congress for the Impeachment
Of TIE president, etc. Be it known 70
our readers that we have the misfortune
to know something Of this miserable
creature who has the temerity to come
before the American people as the
representative man Of the proud OLD
state of Missouri; and that the said
LOAN vas never recognized among gen.
tlemen. or countenanced by decent peo-
pie in the town Of st. Joseph, Missouri,
where be resides and that he was never
known to be invited to the house OF any
gentleman within the memory Of the
Oldest inhabitsnt. A pot house petty
Jogging lawyer, is this Ben. +. LOAN
who now brings to the bar Of public
justice the chief magistrate Of this great
republic. God save US from such legis'
lstorsi
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FLErcHEH-s MILITIA.

Our Missouri exchanges continue TO be
filled with accounts Of the outrages COM
mitted by the troops lately ordered out
by Gov. FLETCHER, but now recalled.
R5bbeTics, murders and arsons inset the
eye in every line. The RepuJHcan,
always extremely cautious, does not hes
itate to charge the governor with aIl
kinds Of viilainous designs against the
peace and dignity Of the state. He Is
charged with the desire to crafty the
malignity Of his Lafayette partisans
who had lately been defeated at the
polls with completely in a plot to create
the belief in Wall street that Missouri is
in a state Of war, and required the appli-
cation Of martial law, the object being
10 impair the value Of the state bonds,
so that they could be bought cheaper by
those who are supposed to be connected
with him ia his ne'ari0us transactions
and also with calling u the militia in
order TO establish a reputation for sum
marty dealing with the rebels, the OBJ
jsct being to secure a seat in the United
senate. We hope that we have
heard the last Of FLETCHER aud bis
thieves.
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4 FIRST CLASS PLANTATION, Fourteen
n Hundred Acres i'm the tract, 500 acres
cleared, 2J Old dcadeuiug. balance smelly tim
beTed with c. press, q nue residence, with SIX
rooms aud galleries, and al Hecess AIRY out
buudings new fame quarters for IOIire Omen.
me tWo-s'ory barn, and STABLES with sixty
stalls for mul-s-larg- steam gin. saw sud CriSt
mill, al in good order. This place will prc.
duce. II well cultivated, two bales 10 the acre
seven mikes fr0fs LAX Providence perfectly
secure from Overflow. Twenty mules and
farming utensils Old with the place.
Terms easy, ana pIce low.
EaegI I'm Il n nFAr~nTH 2 hE~-~
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And No. 6S Vine Street,
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e ON-

Tickets fOr this Lottery cost ONE DOLLAR
EACH, aud can be purchased az the priuciuaI
jewelTy and other stores on Csnal sfIeet, md
a. the principal hotels and bookstores OF tie
city.
SOFne OF the prizes are now on exhibition in
the windows appropriated 70 The rurUo G by
AeSSTs. 4, r. GrisWOld & CO., T.. A. Tyler &. Z.
Z zimmerman and Games II Eelf, canal street.
u IS proposed that the Lottery VIII take place
at he close Of e Baz ar, which is q com
mence Ia February next.
1t Will be entirely Uudc- the PREPARATION and
direction Of gent enceu o. nigh standing
J.B. HOOD, President.
DABNEY Il. MACRY,
Sec'y OF the Sou hern HOSuitBl Association.
Fa'er5d iSpsSeJ To f8vsr the Bazaar VIII please
copy tais advertisement. ceca lw
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DIED.

LyGUERE-On Tuesday morning, January
Sth, MATTE. ia liant daughter Of George II. and
Jutta LeGUcrc aged two years, The funeral
wllit=ke aScoE5s o'clock This "wednesday
Afternoon frolaths residence OF tie parents OF
Tie decea cd, 'sorner OF Washington and Or
leans streets.
"SuGer little children to come unto nc, sad
Jesus, " or OF slch Is the kingdom OF Heaven. ="
HAHNE-At her owI residence, in PuIa>ki
county, Ark a the 2th day Of December. 1859.
Mrs MANY MiSEHvA HAYNE. wife ogDr. p. f.
Hayne, and Daughter CT Gen. John z. Wall, Of
Williamson colinty, Tenn, after eighteen DAYS
sune ing with typhoid fever.
Also, her littls daughter, NsNCT CATFEKIEE.
who de on tbs 18th uIi., aged seventeen dayS.
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APPEAL.
no ooRRanPoKpNErs

10 notice can be taken OF Anonymous Ocm-
municationz. Whatever IL Intended rr n
zertion IN the APPEAL, must be authentl-
Gated by the name and address OF the
vrtter-not necessarily for publication, bni
a. a guarantee for his good fsith and Fe-
sponsibnity.
An business letters for this Office should ee al
dressed to q THIS APPEAL" Memphis.
All Communication for publication must &c
written On che side OF the page anu WIN
all other matters connected with the odl'o-
rial department, should be addressed; Epi-
Tors OFruE APPEAL. Memphis.
We cannot, as a rule. undertake 70 return art
cles NOT found suitable for publication.
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r Z NJ L.
The CARING en- d Co.'S Express
AID
PURCHASING AGENCY,
Has removed to 40. 20 Broadway. five doors
ian91wl be ow its late location
Attachment Nnfic1.

Law Court Of Memphis.
ELERE'S tf1ce. January s, I35--Simpzon
Sauders% TO-, PlGi.tif.s. VS.. VIII an Fishc-,
beisrdant-Attachment Suit.-Ad idavi5 for
attachment having b=en made IN this case N
pursuance Of Section $50 OF { q Code OF Ten
lessee and tachmP f6ving becu Issued nd
irtu ned by the proper Officer levied, etc " on
The propofiy Of tie de sud2rt, William Els or.
II IS tueTefore ORDERED, That said defendant
appear AZ the Courthouse in the citv n ZEN
pits, Tenn. on or before the second Monday IN
FEBRUARY, 1857, ana defend this suit. CT the
same viii be taken FOR confessed as to him, and
Tho case set for hearing eN parts. and that q
copy Of tn s order he Published once a week for
four consecutive weeksln the aIsmphi APPEAL
AcOpy:
JOHN DONOVAN, Clerk.
By MASON HV r D G.
lockwood & PeytJn, Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
E.nQ gMH
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RAgB AND SPLENDID CHANCE !
H O r. R H n II

The LaFZe and COmmodiOus
siOre, Ecs. 900 ana 293 Second
Street, corner OF Madison, suila-
bic fer any kind Of business.
The Stock Of Groceries can be
purchased OF the most liberal
terms. apply On the p~reInists.
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7 will sell on the FIRST DAY OF JANUARY.
l~67, at the late Iesidence OF Ms. s w
Washington. in Manroe county. Ark half
nailo nom Indian hav, the ~wel-knoWn FARM
heiOnglug 20 he eslatefof Mrs 4. ". Washing
ton. 6tce- sed- contalf ing 2Si s. res ~ land. 2p
OF which has been IN cultivation, 10 now under
fence. Scod d~Wsilngand outhcuSes-exceuent
gin house, press, etc
GEORGE WASHINGTON,
dee4 Nv Administrator.
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LANDS ron Sale.
Fro E0JUaJLe Lots Of Lend
for safe.

THE following two lots OF valuable Land viii
Z be sold cleap, It applied for soon Sorih-
east quarter s~ectioG-Seciion p. township 3.
range l., Y est Tuuica coun Mss, Imme-
dIarely on LIE Mississippi river, just forty l4Ol
miles belOw Memphis, VOL wooded and
northeast quaiter OF section ID eleven, town
ship f} tiree, range west, DeSOtO county, Miss,
the Latter heavily tlfHbered with walnut, ba-ch,
maple and hickory, and In the Immediate
vicinity Or g sawmlii. For particulars apply at
Counting R3om DAILY APPEAL, No. - Madison
street. ianS II
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Toys, n o%tions, Etc,

WE invite attention 10 the BEAUTIFUL
~ PRIZES 20 be distributed by Rahie al the
BAZAAR, which viii b. held in this city in
February n-Xt.
They consi : OF somo OF the most costly and
beautiful pieces Of SILNER which can be pro-
cured IN ~sw Orleans Of CLOCKS. BED%ZEz,
GLASS. line HURsrS and many.
other oniec S OF ta95 and Of substantial valued
amounting in all 10 about (
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PRBKINS. LIVINGSTON & POST,
36S HAM STREET,
Heavy Hardware.

Eagiaes and Saw NILS,
ClFcGlaF and CrOss-CBt saws 10 TO q
Inches.
Cotton Presses-HOFse Power.
Cora HllIs, Stills, Ete.
Cast steel, Zinc. Lead, Copper, Tin.
Brass Fitting, BeItisg, Trace Chains,
~6FiGdst0ncS.
Oils frem Oar eEn Works.
Raehinlsis and Steamboat Supplies.
Euls, Washers, soils. Ges Pipe.
Lath 5, planners. BrIlls, aad All Kinds Of
MscalBists fuels.
1arsT am
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TsCELLANEoUs.
Great Bsrgaln for Gotten qIenlefs.

A VALUABLE Cotton Plantation FOR sails on
Ihefe are - acres IN the TIA {, iT5 acres cleared,
"ltb gan etc. TIE owuer OF this land hss been
oncisi oy several parties tWenty dollars per
acre fenf, OUT he prefers selling For sefur-
NATION truius terEis, etc, apply 20 n. A..
KING, le eilr, ara or 70 L. L. CAEEuf.L, on
thf patf-- n~nr N1afl-on- uGvl5 2n
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WHOLESALE Manufacturer OF candles,
Sugar glCms. Gum prupa, Chocolate,
syrup Lozengss. JutU5e P9ste, french Con
fecti merry, by steam, No SO Oh Levec street,
between 81. Louis and ntl streets, New Or
leans. His Prices Will fear no competition.
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II Nl,fEce-

WILL, at the January Term o. the County
I Court or Shelby county, sppiy FOR Letters OF
administrator upon he estate OF Th0m4s Bas-
SIT, where any one de ir-ng 10 may resist my
right. Al r. BLEAIiIMAN.
JAMS 4re
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The newly born child Of The Infant.
Maria Christina de Bourbon has been
baptized at Madrid. The bale GOT
twenty-seven names - the first being
Alph0nso, and tie last Todos los santos
fal the saints
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ELHlWOOD CEMETERY

OWNERS Of Lots in these grounds car have
~ them cleaned rnd sept in ORD r yearly, by
applying at the Office, ana by paying rtSs9n-
abe charge al The cud OF the veer.
outside patt'e- VIII not be allowed 81 con-
tract FOR this work on iOts. Foundations f9r
M'nuW ems ard Wants built in the grouud ars
made by the Company Only.
ShrubberS and material or all kinds fur
nished as required. 4 comreteut ana skinfui
gardener and horticulturist is eiu ployed fof i'm
proving and emosllshing lois; fr such " ORR.
vance.
Lots or any size already laid OF from one
hundred square feet and upwards may be pur-
chased Tor cash oaiy.
All loi, are the same price per square foot.
All work in the , ementery is inspected 9ud
under the supervision Of the Superintendent.
who can b. seen at the Off e nj the entrance
gaze SAML W. PHILLIPS.
does lm. SupRriuranHnut
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Adviees from Springfield, H., indi-
cate that Palmer Will be elected senator
as a reward FOR his sEaerings at the hands
of the KentIcky judiciary Dispatches
Of yesterday.
Well done for Illinois. We have later
adyices from Kentucky, however, which
say that the good people Of the OZARK
and bloody ground" " propose, about next
August to elect to Office a few Of the
many victims Of PALNER's unbridled
despotism, as a reward for their suffer-
ings 81 the hands q this petty tyraBt,
ihis conteGptible military jaekalent.
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DE virtue Of q Trust De Il executed % me on
- The -',h tay Of June. lsjj. by ) =. Reufrae.
and du y Tegisterei in Ufe Hegisters Ofica o
shelby county, Tennessee, Tor tue pup Sc Of
Iaylng the DEBT therein SscuredsI will. en-
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SILENT cHECKs o. FHE IHrERTI.
800 ~ - 49,


Two things have occurred within the
last few days which go 10 show that the
President still possesses q mite Of that
independence which is so necessary to
the proper discharge Of the duties Of his
Office, and for which cur people have SO
long been inclined 10 give him credit.
The one, is his message vetoiDg the Dis
trict Of Columbia Suffrage Bill; snd the
other bis refusal 70 comply with the in
solent and impairment call Of the house
for the correspondence relative to the
i3iut occupancy OF the island OF Sau
Juan, in Washington territory. The
reason assigned by the President is quite
conclusive, snd is The One put in bis
mouth by the constitution that it is not
deemed advisable at the present juno
ture.
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h Of Cotton 10 eiiher house. All shipments
covered by our Insurance poles unless other
wise instructed.
v4 S-l-Ocfl6
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on the FIRST DAY or FEBRUARY.I Twin
" become coilnerteI with The Male Depa /
fpent q he SCHOOL condu ted by my brother.
ProL. :. sriWARr, in ;hs basement o he
Cumberland Nrssbytefian Church. Court street.
We will ava accommodations fur nj least
MI additional Tale p nils. ouHg gentlemen
will be pref srd i0F College. or. Il tney desire
IL. viii he tsusht the ful Cole q course Of
Latin, Greek, Mathematics, and the English
branches.
Surveying vii be taught theoretically and
practically.
isp9-w ALEX. p. STEWART
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At the Merchants Exchange. IN Odd Fellows
Han, c'rn-r OF Main and North Court streets,
dcIaphis, Tenn, sell, to the highest bidder, for
cash, the following prope ~, to wit a certain
iei 81 land situate, lStng aud being 90 the
soG5ty Of shelby and ts'e u T.nnessee, and
5he If-"JTvi District aFaic county, as lot Nc.
tx o. together Wi!h 30 the appurfeuanCes
t%iisreunto belonging 3 er l. lille 10 saiJ property
is believed TO be 2 oouRrtI will o.y sell ami
convey as 1rcs;ee. #utty OF redemption
waived.
Sa.e a. i o'clock m.
HN IRRELEVANT, Tru-:ee.