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HEBREW CALENDAR.
MASONI0DIREOTORY
1867

LODGES.
.AEeERoxA. Nc. les. Meets Let Monday in
every month al Odd-FelloWs' Hall, cor. Court
snd Ma!a. D. =. Forster. % Front street.
"a. NJ; John Beamisi, Secy.
gsJru IENrHIs. NO. lis. Meets I'd Krt1ay OF
ess6 rn0oth-Hall, cor. Madison and Second
a J. Wheeler, ". NJ; Benz. K. Pulien, Sec.
LEILA sooTr, No. % Meets lsl Erioay OF eSch
monfh-Hsll, cor. Madison and second. John
Einsife " NJ: Il. =. Woodward, Sec.
gtNTT5roE. No 22e. Meets Sd Friday Of each
nouth-0dd-FslIows Hail. P. N. Stanley
Kr1.vTSSfrg m Il Ne al 10. d. Meets 4th Friday
81 zach munth-z54 Frsnt street. George
Mellersh, 32d, ". Il; 4. 4. ruilen, sd, Sec.
ROYAL kECB.
PrsE Chapter, No. l. Meets q Monday OF each
mar Fellows Han john Zent, ID. Z.
n. 2; 2. Il, Levy, Sec'y.
R.ANDs.M.
U1EEG Council. No. s. Meets Sd Monday Of
sscb uaoath--Odd-FeIlow Hall John zentl
tn. H.; y. J. Wiggtn, Rec
TKAIPLARs.
CFaENE CcrnmsRGsey, No. 4. Meets lth Mon
day OF each 1aontb. John zent, Com; N. ].
WiggiD, Rec.
A AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE
2g4 Front S1F6z.
HERNEs Lodge sf Perfection, ltth No. !.
slated Communications ID Wednesday night
a. each month. Henry p. Woodland, sd, g..
NJ. Charles n Carroll, 18Th. Sec.
NrrHgAs Lodge Of Perfection, lsth.; 80. 2,
Aeets 9Th Wednesday Of each month. GeoLge
MeiierEh, 22d, g., NJ; A. 4. Frankland, oSd,
t,AsIpaIA Council noes Of Jerusalem, 18th;
No. /. Benz. X. Puilen, I'D, Tarsh'.; -
Ct,vARY CHAsrER OF Rose CzoiH, 18th, No. l.
t;i1a-les ". Adams, 25d, n. W.. f; II. T. Tom
yst-IITysPF DUPLEssK1s Council Of K-h, SETH,
No / Henry =. Woodard, 3d. CoB1n.'.
William J. erode, SO, Rec :. -,
Ainslie, ga, Comm. in Chief; Dodge Q,
Trader, S2d, AeZ,'.
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FAssMAH's IRON TIES
FOR

rIlHE undersigned have made extensive ar
4 rangeInents TO supply the demand for these
Ties the present season.
In addition tothe FASSMAN DIAMOND TIE
and BUTTON TIB, 50 extensively used hereto
fore. they now offer his ALLIGATOR TTC, with
teeth 80 arranged a. to f. SANITY clamp the
hoop when the pressure Il removes nom the
bale, and hold it without slipping.
Great pains have been taken % secure the
best quality Of iron.
These Ties are simple in their arrange
ment that they can be applied by any one, to
bales OF any size, with the same facility and
expedition es rope. In strength. security and
facility Of application they VIII compare IA
vOrably with any yet introduced.
The advantages Of Iron Ties are now gener-
ally recognized; but II is deemed net out OF
place to call the attention OF those interested
70 the very emphatic recommendation OF Un-
derWriters- steamboat CaPts3us, and owners
and Agents OF Sea steamers and Sailing Ves-
seis, recently published in the newspapers IN
New Orleans
CHAMBERS & LATTING,
General Agents, New Orleans
For sale by
AEACHAM TREADWELL,
HARRIS, COCHRAN & Co,
Memphis,
And other dealers and Grocery Merchants.
ssZ2 nos
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MRS. WM. 3. COLLINS.

AGKsTs WANTED.-Male or Female, ia every
t1wn aud county in the United States, 10 intro
du e this celebrated preparation, Agents are
now making from $50 TO 500 per month, clear
of sx yanses. Appncs tions for agencies can he
made Tor the present to Mrs. Jackson, at the
Whitemore House, Adams street, between
Third and Fourth, Memphis; or to the manu-
faotu ring depot, No. ll3 sixth street st. Louis
No, either IL person or by letter
mol Z 81
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On the 18th Day of March, 1858,

Oher for sale, to the highest bidder, for cash in
hand, on the nremises, the following described
property, to-Wit The south half Of the SPAN
isk Grant No. 1913, originally confirmed to
Jean Escfevana, containing 1876 ll-l05 acres,
and fifty-eiRht and one-half Ecres or OF
The north side of the Spanish Grant No 2S25,
rtginally confirmed 70 iusto Martin.
fadIQ 26s GEORGE q MAHAN Trustae
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Notice

8 hereby given, that by virtue OF Deed OF
Il Trust executed to me by II. W. Peter and
BELLE Peter, his wits. on the 9th day OF Decem-
Der, 1857 and duly recorded in the Recorders
ONCE Of Cffttenden county, Arkansas, in
Record book L., pages 2ie 25o and 25l, to which
reference Is hereby made, I viii,
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What this person means ss "indiFectly
8 subscriber we can only conjecture.
We suppose be has been in the habit of
borrowing the Commercial, or stealing it
from a direct subscriber OF course we
are duly impressed by the nenscing in
timation that he will not borrow or steal
any more, We know such fellows too
well, however, to suspect this one of any
real purpose of carrying cut such q
threat.
His idea Of journalism Is, that when a
caucus Of Republican members Of Con-
gress has decided that a certain measure
should go through thst body, every head
should be uncovered, and every knee
should bend in lowiy submission. And
he is so stupid persoE IS to suppose
that feeble cry Of "cOensiden with
the Democratic rebel party is sufficient
to terrify all who are not totally de-
praved into agreement with, and solemn
submission to, the Congressional csucus.
Now, we hold the opinion that meas
ures before Congress are unwise and dan
gerous, and we intend to say so; aud no
caucus decree shall intimidate or infiu-
enee US in the least in the best expression
we can giTe our honest convictions. We
believe the bill 10 make Gen. Grant the
absolute master of the Southern States,
and independent Of the President, Ia un-
constitutional, and, aside from that. an
indiscretion that ought to fill reasonable
men with amazement; and as q measure
affecting the next Presidential election,
the most desperate folly that could be
committed. Ii is blnnGef, apd it is q
crime, We believe the bill to tinker the
Supreme Court, and disqualify it except
under newly presented conditions, in an
ticipation of q decision that some of the
acts Of Congress are unconstitutional, Is
uncalled for, and full of evil promise.
We object TO change in the form of our
Government because Andrew johnson is
President. We object to 6 course OF Leg
islatiOn that is at war with the historic
experience of mankind in establishing
free governments. And these very sem
timents were applauded in the recent
consultation of Republican leaders held
at Columbus and though thTse hundred
of the most Influential Republican poli=
tieians in the State were present, there
was no voice raised In opposition to them.
And If this isn't" the same sort of Re-
uublicanism that was good stock during
the war, perhaps some one who knows
all about it will "pleas" tell Us why not.
The night telegraph operator at Ely,
ria Ohio has been arrested on the charOa
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MRS. GEO. WOLCOTT,
Jersey street, bet. Sixth and Seventh
MRS. WIN. r. COLLINS CERTIFICATE.

MIF5. N 10 OO-11IR7o OHEsL4EI IOlAI n.
HANNIBAL, No August 2, 1885.
MES. JACKSON. Deer haddH-I am most
happy to inform YOU that after having suffered
more than three years with what some physi-
clans call nursing sore mouth, or canEer Of the
meuth and throat, tried various remedies,
but found nothing to do me any good until
heard of your oils for the com plexion and
teeth, called Queen Bess." I bought one b IL
tie, went according to directions, and am truly
thankful - say have found a permanent cure.
Hoping you will publish this, that other poor
sufferers may be benefited BY 1t, I remain,
Yours respectfully,
MIS- VIM q COLLINS
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AUMR 60 CO.,

TAKE pleasure to announce to their numer-
i Gus friends and patrons, that they again
have opened at e1 North Court street, with s
large stock Of Flowers, 8hrubbery, Bufbs,
seeds, well adapted to this climate, and raised
In their garden, which is near the city en- the
State Line road,
All who wish to decorate their Windows.
Gardens and Lawns with Natures Beauties
are invited to call and examine their stock
which is equal TO any in this country, and viii
be sold at very low figures.
All Plants sold, whether in bloom or other
wise, will be warranted to be as represented.
Ali orders for Bouqeets. laying out OF Gar
dens, aud planting shrubbery or Fruit Trees
will be promptly attended to.
An orders for Fruit Trees will be accepted
and filed from the EImwood Nursery, which
Is on the Pigeon Roost road near the city,
tek23u
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AMERICAN HOUSE,
BOSTON, MASS.

THE very important ard extensfve Improve
/ ments which have recently .Jeen made ia
this popular Hotel, the largest 70 New EngIand.
enable The proprietorz TO otLer 10 Tourists Fam
lies and The Travelling Fsublie, aecOEnInoeia-
Hotel in the city. Daring tie past summer
additions have been made q numerous suites
OF apartments with Dasht1g-rooms. wafer
closets, etc, attached one OF Tufts rasgpff-
cent passenger eleVators, the best ever con-
strueted, conveys guests to the upper story OF
the house in one minute the entries have
been newly and richly earpeted, and the en-
tire house thoroughly replenished ard Tsfur-
nished, making IL IN all its appointments,
equal TO any hotel IN the country.
Telegraph ONCE, Billiard Halls and CAFE on
the drsS floor. LEWIS RICE son.
febI eod3m PropriefO OrS-
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Exetutor,s Flnal Settlement.

In county Court Of shelby county.
TO the heirs and creditors OF Jonathan Eaath-
ley, deceased
NOTICE Il hereby given that have fletf nv
~ settlement Of the estate of .fonafhan
Keathiey, deceased. zith TIE Clerk OF sa74
Court, aud that I wiz apply for eonnrmafiro
o. saif settieneut Al the March term IsET7 -
naid Corrf % be he'd On his drst Mondasi ~,
said month. In tbs Courthouse IN ths cisT q
- MARsHA4 gEATHLET. Ezseuto-.
Approved FehfnAry, i16s.
tsbs IawfEe JOIN t'QAGUEs clezk.
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NEW SASH, DOOR
AND
BLIND STORE

A FULL and campIete Stock, at prices to
a snit The times, at No. Al Monroe strset.
- C. \. WARREN,
Formerly Of the arm OF Qnscksnbush q war.
rar, ia2 wiul
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in mont of the Woodruff Block, No. I'D Main
street, IN Memphis, the lot Of ground described
in said trust deed, situate on the west side or
Marley avenue, hetwesn the old and the new
Raleigh roads, and known rs lot No Ten. IN
Marley = subdivision.
The tite is believed 70 BE good but VIII con-
yey only as trustee. The right OF reifei aBlion
Il wasyed. Sale at z o'clock,
seh& tez n, a. 71cKFQRD
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The night telegraph operator at Ely,
ria, Ohio, has been arrested on the charge
of robblng mailbags left at the station
there. It Is said be has confessed the
crime.
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Attachment Notice.

Before P. H. Heinrich, Justice OF the Peace
OF Shelby county, Tennessee.
A. ]. White 4 Co. vs.. D. Block
TT appears from an anidavit fled in this case.
4 that the said ID. Block Is q nOn-resiGenr OF
Ihe the state OF Tennessee
1t is ordered. That publication be made in
the Memphis Daily Appeal for four weeks
from date OF the pendance OF said suit, and
that he be required TO answer the same IN the
time prescribed by law, or judgment VIII he
rendered against him by default Trial at 10
p. II. HEINRIGH. p.
February 8. 1883 feb7 iawsg
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Dear Sir: /, indirectly a subscriber Of
your daily paper for number Of years,
have bGen Compelled to Sesse takeing il
on account of its tone of Politics. Why
isent it to the Same as it WaG in time of
the War will you please tell me? / sm
true blue, and while there is a drop OF
Blood in my veins I will not conside
with the democrat Party (or rather
"Re5s."l Shal expect a reply in your
paper. Very Respectfully,
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NOTICE.

ON and after 18th inst, Mr., G. T. CiEOGHE-
" GAN becpmes sfaI1 and equal partner with
me liz the Cotton Factorage, Produce and Com
mission Business, as per card below.
K, A. MOON.
Memphis, February p, 1885 feb2llw
a A. NOON C. T. CEOGHEGAN
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Trust Sale.
On The 2Sth day Of March. 1S6S.

ny virtue OF Deed of Trust executed 10 me
h astxusfee, by Hsrriett Carr, on the 2Sth cisv
OF May, and recorded the 5th 81 June, 1852, 10
secure the indebtedness therein specified viii
sell ~ fha highest bifder Tor cash
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CATTLE.
Our Markets---Wh hat May be
Had There.

AS the sale Of diseased meat is now at.
tracing attention In Cincinnati, Chica.
go, st. Louis, New York and other cities,
and as we, OF Memphis, are not exempt
rom liability to be subject to the like
treatment, we publish the subjoined
communication, in the hope that it may
compel the attention Of our authorities
to a matter that IL smothered in its in
cipienoy may save US much disease and
perhaps death. Here is the letter. Read
it;
Editors Memphis Appeal:
We see in the newspapers Of Northern
cities, great excitement about the cattle
plague, prevailing with the beef cattle
brought from Texas and other parts OF the
West TO supply the city markets and the
people with meats, etc. We are Informed
by those who are well posted in the
premises, that these matters nov de-
msnd the serious attention of the city
authorities and people Of Memphis.
Texas cattle ara being bought and
slaughtered here for Memphis people to
eat, which would not be permitted to
enter any city North Of this. The safety
of our home cattle and those brought
from Kentucky and surrounding coun-
tries, as well as the health Of our citizens,
demands prompt and vigorous attention
to the question of what meats are
we bringing in market?p
We ask for the public good that atten-
ton bs cslled TO this matter through
your valuable paper.
PRO BONO PUBLICO.
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Our Latest Improved
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THESE Instruments, after the most fatterinR
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THE COURTS.

MUNICIPALC oURT-Geo. ". WGIdron,
Judge.-On yesterday, in the ease Of the
State VS.. Simons-Captain Of Police-in-
dictnent for gsming-a motion to quash
the indictment was filed and argued by
counsel. Deeision reserved.
The case of the State VS.. Beaumont,
Police Commissioner, was continued on
affidavit of defendant, over to next term.
The case Of the State vs. Richards, Po-
lice Commissioner, was continued 10 next
term, on affidavit Of defendant, on &C.
count of absent witness.
In the case of the State vs.. Burdett,
Police Commissioner, a motion for new
trial was filed, and will be argued to-day.
The case of the State VS.. John Cos
grove, ives eontinged by consent of
counsel.
Phe cases set for hearing to-day are as
follows:
The State VS.. A. P. Burdett The State
Va. F. s. Simons.
CRIMINAL COURT Vim. Hunter,
Judge.-Inthe case of the State vs.. Nell
son Ramsey, indictment for larceny, q
forfeiture vas taken against the def9n-
dsnt and his securities.
Tie case of the State VS.. William
Adams and John Riley, indictment fol
larceny, was continued by consent.
The trial of the case of the State VS..
W. 81. Donnelly and Lewis Cross, in
dictment for house breaking, commenced
on Wednesday last and closed last even.
ing. A verdict was returned by the jury
at s. late hour, finding the defendants
guilty, and fixing the period Of imprison'
ment st twenty-one years in the peni
Tertiary.
To-day the calendar Of eases set foI
trial during the present week will b
called up for trial.
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or, If the notes were OF the denomination
Of Sl00 instead of 81, we should have 3
pyramid of money reaching about four
miles high whilst the highest mountain
peak in North America Mount st. Elias,
in Russian America) Is but IL, 500 feet, or
less than 81 miles.
Still further let Us suppose the debt TO
be in silver instead of ia notes, and esti-
mating $40 to the pound, We have q
weight of debt amounting to just 49,
100 905 pounds or 1857 car loads Cat 49,
600 pounds to the carl, which would
make q train Of cars Of hfty-sfx miles In
length, allowing but thirty feet to the
car!
We present these illustrations because
we would, if possible, arouse the people
to an appreciation Of the magnitude Of
the mouste mountain hight and noun
tain weight of debt which is crushing the
life from q struggling Republic.
II the picture presented above is q
~pleasant one, you will sustain the Radi-
cal party; for that organization prom
ises not only to preserve this grand
mountain Of debt, bat TO add mile upon
mile to its column as the months roll on.
Last month the addition was Sl3, 800 600,
or two miles in hight, or 6l2, 500 pounds
in weight, or 50 car loads, making q train
Of 500 yards in length, according to the
foregoing estimates. The increased
grandeur of this little mountain, one
year hence, with Radicals still in power,
can De estimated by multiplying the fig
ure last above by twelve. Thanks to the
good sense of the American people, how
ever, they must turn over, on the An OF
March next, to the Democracy. Then
we shall, by rigid economy and honesty,
dig down the mountain, instead Of piiing
il higher and higher.
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ADJUSTMENTS

We were favored with a call yester-
day afternoon from Joe Gaylord ESD,
the well known and popular manager
and business agent of Skiff & Gsylord's
Minstrels. He has just arrived in the
city, and Is making the necessary pre-
parationsfor the advent Of that troupe.
By reference to u advertising columns
it will be seen that they will favor US
with some of their exquisite and mimi
table performances In q few days-the
5sh pEozimo being the day set for their
appearance.
John Robinson's circus continues to
be the undated suffice of conversation
among, not only the juveniles and the
usual circus going class Of our people,
but with everybody. We took a stroll
through the pavilion yesterday, when
the afternoon performance was going on,
and also last night, and were really
surprised and pleased, not so much at the
number, but at the class of those who
had flocked thither ''to see the show"
During q few minutes stay we saw
aud shook hands with no less than
3 dozen grave fathers ana matrons OF
our hest families, with whom we are &C.
quainted. OF the performance nothing
can be said except in terms of unequivo-
cslprsise. Where sill Is so good 1t would
seem invidious to make mention OF any
particular one, but we cannot refrain
from speaking in the highest terms of the
bareback riding of Miss Cordelia. The
yaulting g%yransstic tests and equestrian
ism of Mr.. j. NJ. Kelly, and Mr.. Ashton
and SON are beyond all praise. Go and
see them by ali means.
After his engagement here is finished,
We are informed hat Mr.. Robinson in
tends exhibiting his crest show at Her
nando on the 3lst, Batesville on the let,
Oakland on the %, and Grenada on the
81 Of September.
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Communicated
Democracy SSH fiOVing-4th Civil

lNOmnluulEdLtN.
Democracy SsiII MOVing-4th Civil
District.
Editor OF APPEAL and President of the Shelby
County democratic Club:
DEAR SIR-PieAse take notice that the
Democratic party of the Fourth Civil
District, met Saturday, August I'D, for
the purpose Of organizing q Democratic
CLUB. At ) o'clock pm, Mr.. Chamber
lain Jones, jr., (of the second district
vas called to the chair. After stating
the object Of the meeting, we proceeded
to organize. Fifty-two names were en-
rolled, and the following officers were
elected: H. Williams, President; J. o.
Thweat, Vice President; James Csrrel,
Treasurer; w. t. Leftwich, Secretary.
The following Finance Committee was
appointed by the President; T. L. Giles,
G. w. Durham and D. L. Fife. This
Club will be known as the Cuba Demo-
cratic Club, and will Co operate with all
the other Democratic Clubs of Shelby
county, in checking misrule, tearing
down Rsdicalism, and making this a
white mans government. Please pub
lish this in your columns, and send q
copy for publication to Avaldnche.
H. WILLIAMS, President.
W.T.. ~LEFTwICH, Secretary.
! August q, 1858.
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CUTTING AFFRAY.-Wm, Hunt, ne
gro. was brought before Justice Walton
Yesterday, charged with having stabbed
HTlisrd Willis, a short time ago, in Pa
pols county, Miss. The Squire, after an
examination, remanded him to jail to
awsit the requisiion Of the Governor OF
Mississippi.
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PAsCHALL HOUSE DRAwING.-Certiti-
Gates in this grand drawing can be bad
in Memphis OF Mr.. Z. s. Plummer, w.
n. Passmore & Co., $50 Second street,
and at Geo. Pattison & Co.'s bookstore,
AHA Main street. Circulars containing
fnll particulars furnished on application
10 either Of the shove parties. lyes Stswtf
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TEANKs.-To Edward Barinds, Esq.
for q large box Of the finest pears We
have ever seen, and = quantity OF 4
peaches, all grown in the vicinity Of
Corinth.
Also, to B. Hart, Esq, Bartlett, for 8
package Of very delicious grapes.
With the gratitude Of several young
ladies to both gentlemen, besides.
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SEALED proposals viii be received up
TO Monday, August 81, at 6 pm, for the
erection Of the proposed Central Meth
odist Church building, on Union street
Plans and specifications q be seen at
h. office Of E. G. Jones, architect, No.
ga Main street, Walker block.
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IT Is not u wish to Cypress any n
with 3 suit for amounts due US for paw
ing. We are willing to make any rea-
sonabls arrangements with those who
wish to pay. All who desire to do 50
can make any reasonable and reliable
arrangements for payment by calling at
the office OF the Company from s to 10
O'Clock Am, and nus avoid suit.
an8lw 7. L. BROWN 4 co.
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SELECT SCHooL.-Mrs. DR.. Cobb will
a select school for girls and small
boys on the LIST Of September at her res
idence, 2O4 Second street. Pupils in mu-
sic also received. Terms moderate.
a-Cc pv
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PEACHES! PEAcHEsi-Ten thousand
bushels peaches wanted, by the Mem
phis Preserving Company, under the
Gayoso House. fa Nv
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THE ruins Of house lately burned in
front Of the new County jail, the side
ard rear being almost rs good a. new,
will be sold at auction Saturday morn
ing, the 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock. 81