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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
ran THE DISTRICT OF WEST TIN

CENvRaT. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
ron THE DISTRICT OF WEST I'm
NESSEE
The following named gentlemen are hereby
amounted a Central Executive ioE
me District Of West Tennessee:
SHELBY CoUNTT-M. D. L Stewart Alfred
T. Lacey. Jesse W. Page.
COUNTY-Willam Caldwell
DyER CoUNrY.-Charles Gibbs.
GTgsCN CoUNTY-Wise a. Cooper.
madison CoUNTY-W. ". Gates.
HARDEMAN CoUNTT.-Judge Miller.
wCNArRY CoUNTy.-S. /. Warren.
with full power to appoint a Congressional
Eve.u.Iy ommittee for the It'll and sth Con-
rressiousl Districts OF The state, with power 70
sppoipt Executive Committees FOR the several
o~a1nties composing their respective Congress
sionaID Districts.
BY order OF the state Central Executive Com
mittee Of the Conservative party for the
State Of Tennessee.
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PROPOSALS FOR
FRESH BEEF.
e ACTING O 8

OENACG ALA4NN u g.
HOLLY SPRINGS, Miss Feb. II, 1858.
CEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, viii be
y received al this ONCE until Monday, the 24th
day OF February, 1858, at II o'c-ock M. for sup
plying the Troops stationed at this Post with
F6ESH BhEF, ia such quantities and at sach
times as may be from time 70 time required,
for a period Of SIX MONTHS, commencing
March /, 1858, or such less time as the COmmis-
-sary-GeneraI OF subsistence may direct.
The Beet VIII be required 10 be of a good and
marketable quality, In equal proportions OF
fore and hind-quarter meat the necks 20 be
cut on at the fourth vertebral ON the
snanks Of fOre-qnarters to be cut on three or
four incbeS above The kneejoInt, snd OF hind
quarters from SIX TO eight inches above the
gambrel or hook joint.
Each proposal must be accompanied by 8
copy of this advertisement, and indOrsed by
two responsible parties, who will Din them
selves in the sum OF i've hundred dollars each,
guaranteeing a strict compliance with the
Terms Of the contract, II awarded.
Proposals will be addressed 20 the under
signed, and marked 4" Proposals for Furnishing
Fresh Besl."
Els EWING, 1st 1t 3lth US. L,
febIS Ct BV't Mat IT, 4 A A Ca
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THE GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY

ITO! FOR THE LAND OF COLD ALI
that territory west OF Longitude 20. IN
Guiding California, Oregon, Washington. Utah.
etc for the FINLEY EHURN nASHSR. can
De purchased on such terms az wilyield, with
PIOper management, an annual Income Of not
less Than so 90 on comparative small cauitaI
Partlcalars by j, A. CAMERON & CO.,
teb2l I'm 32i Main street Mann pbfq
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In the DlEteict Court OF the United Stats "a.
ths district OF West pennsssee. In re MAJ
yer OF ". Wigs, bankrupt. IN bank
To whom it may concern
riHE undersigned hereby zives na,soo
4 appointment rs assignee OF W. ri Wiggs
OF Memphis in Che County OF Shelby ~
SStOs o. tennessee, within said Distr, OK who
mas neen 2dJudged a Bankrupt upon his own
petition, ny The District Court OF laid DjstTicI
Atsf9P9is' Tenn the Isth day Of FebTaaTy.
Assignee. etc. No. ga Ma1nM !. CIkoDs,
bAeohs Ieh1O IaUqu
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NEW AD

MASONIC NOTICE.-The
III officers and members OF Hamilton "a
LEGEe No. 299, are hereby notified ~ at
Jenn a regular communication this Fri-/N
day evening, February q, 1888, at "a O'Clock.
All members OF sister city Lodges. aud iran
sten5 brethren in good standing, are fraternally
Invited TO attend.
By order OF H, J, LYNN. W. NJ
W. ID. Butts. Secretary. fgb2II n
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COUNT

FOR HEEIFF
P. NJ. WINTERS.
FOB REGISTER,
w. L. STEWART.
o Trustee
A. WOODWARD.
FOR TAX COLLECTOR,
GEORGE r. POWELL
FOR COMMISSIONER,
MARTIN KELLY.
FOR CLERK COMMON LAW COURT,
+. L. WARNER.
FOR CLERK CRIMINAL COURT,
JAMES NJ. SCHOOLES.
FoE MARSHAL MUNICIPAL COURT
D. r. GRACE.
FOR CLERK MUNICIPAL COURT,
NJ. B. IRRELEVANT.
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NArMM

TIE undersigned has this day qualified
4 as administrator Of the estate OF LOuis
Henoch, deceased. All persons indebted 10
said estate must Immediately come forward
ana settle the same, and al: PERSONS holding
claims against said estate can present them 10
me. BENZ. FT,ENTA ! Adr1-
Memphis. February l8. IS6s. fen3l Inw4w
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The telegraph has already announced
the election of Hon. Thomas G. Nc.
Creary, of Daviess county, as United
States Senator Of Kentucky, in place OF
Mr.. Guthrie. The vote was:
Senate. House. Total
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Cnnntr rnnrt nr hnlhn n

IO whom It may concern: Atthe Ahrl Toru.
4 1853, o. the County Court of Shelbv eoontH
Stete OF tennessee, L Will make appiisatien ~,
lsstsFs OF administration npoa the estate ~ nj
A; MaNcey, deceased. l. HAUGdTOA
February u, 1893 fah-o 10y.
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EAS1 16IkNlSs
One-tenth payable on the LIST of January, 1869
and the balance in nine equal annual install
ments, bearing six per cent interest. the pur-
chaser 10 construct within a fixed time, i'm
prOvemeDts Of a stipulated value;
Or One-tenth cash, and the balance In ten
equal ann a payments, bearing Interest, the
purchasers lie to he Insured at my expense TO
The amount OF the principal of the debt, and in
case Of his death before the full settlement Of
the debt, the remainder Of 10 tO-be cancelled, and
a rec simple deed TO be made to his heirs:
Or, l viii give a perpetual lease, the lessee
paying an annual rent at the rate az six psr
cent. on an agreed valuation, and having The
privilege OF buying the land at any time, by
paying the amount Of the valuation, but hind-
ing himself 10 construct thereon improve
ments CT a ST Stipulated value.
viii alFo lease for q term OF ave or ten
years, 10 applicants able 10 give satisfactory
references for good character, a certain q1an-
tity of the same tract OF land, for enclosing
which I VIII furnish the necessary fencing.
NY RESIDENCE LOT, one ofthe hanasomess
and most eiigibly situated Of sny IN the vicfu-
ity of Memphis. Is also f0r sale cheap, Tor cash.
or on the usual HIae.
Apply TO Msssrs. hOYSTER, IRRELEVANT q
Co, or'to myself at their Office, 276 second st.
feb7 I'm n R- THEzEVANT.
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Persons ordering Certificates by mail can
send greenbacss 70 the amOuntO of i've dollars
IN registered letters and pOstoffice or other
drafts, payable 10 OuE order FOR larger amouDts
at our riss, with address OF town, county and
Stare carefully written.
All orders Tor certificates. and oommnpioa-
tons should be addressed TO
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WHEREAS, a certain MOI ice was published
" June 4, lS67. porportiDg to be aufhorized
by The board OF Underwriters, ofHsriDg q r.
ward or Szg0 for the arrest and corViettop If
parties guilty OF arson, this is 10 notify fbe
PuoIlc that sAla noiiee Wa made without aa-
thority: &c. LoNSDAL LIE, President
feblaSt Memphis Board OF Underwritera
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FROM C%INCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, February 20.-Advices
FROM Wisconsin state that delegates to
the Democratic National Convention are
for PendIetOn.
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ROYSFER, FREZFTAEF & CO.,

ROYsTER, IRRELEVANT & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
s7o SECOND STREET,
A RE NOW OFFERING FOR RENT. AT
Die Residences in Inc city aud suburbs. viz
The very desirable Residence, with 5 acres. or
MIS- woodbridge, on Aayburn avenue
The fine Brick Residence OF NJ w y
Order. corner Georgia and ssventn streeI.
good rooms Lot $50 by 100 feet
80 8aA-eN4 BrA4lAAlA NUlurLAuH n-THun e
large rooms, etc; s acre iOt corner Kerr ave-
nue. and Mississippi aud Tennessee Railroad.
Two elegant new Brick Residences, corner
Builer and Shelby streets-larga and very de-
sira0ls 8 or 10 rOoms each
s5TEo Framed DWELLINGS on Butler. beevsOa
SheIDy anu Main streetS and s rooms.
Tvo-story Framed Tenement on rsunessss
street, north Of Calhoun rOons.
Brick Dwelling. No. I22 Vance treet-4room
4 rooms. HI chen, cisisEn, SIC.
ThslArge twO-story Dwelling. No. 4s Shelly
street-very desirable neighborhood.
Anew Eramsd tenement on Spring street,
Dr.. Dunn's suDdivtsiOn-5 or rOOmL
Suburban Cottage, 4 rooms, etc, N Kerr ave-
No. $50 on MarahaH avenue-7O or s rooms.
The Dr.. Rose Cottage, corner OF Madison and
Baylss streets.
The beautiful suburban Residences OF Ms. G
9. Richardson, on Bass avenue. This q. a very
desirable place.
The large Framed Resid snes. corner Of Ma
nassaS and Bass streets, with large shaGy yard
and hne garden.
Beautiful Framed Cottage on Bass avenue
The large Dwelling southwest corner OF Main
Mrs. Kate Costen's nne two story Brick. Is
rooms, all In complete order, corner Of Mil
and sixth streets, Chelsea.
That large and elegant Residence of De- wm-
garden.
All Of which win be rented to good ten ais
H. L. GUIoN. Rental AGENT
fs6ls lw ezs second street,
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MAGNOLIA SPRING,
ARSENIC SPRING,
SULPHUR gPpTEG

SPRING.
Tue place has never been visited by epidemic
Of any kind, aad peculiarly sctsriStic ofits
healthfulness rs the longevity OF the inhabt
tants. The oIdestcltizens OF Shelby county are
residents of Raleigh.
The springs are as much resOrted 70 by pleas
ure seekers as by invaltds. owing to beauty OF
scenery and various artificial Is well as natural
attractions. Connected with the SPRINGS ara a
Pavilion, Ladies'B0w ing Alley, Rustic Arbors,
Reading saloon, Gents Bowling Alley. Saloon.
Billiard Room, Gymnasium, hefreshmeuf
Tables. etc. while " of river affords excellent
Boating and Fishing.
The ground accompanying theSpringS, in the
abOge scheme and Included ia tie First Pr ze.
Is fifteen acres IN extent, overlooKingtns valley
and Affords in addition To- magnificent site fOT
a grand hotel and other buildings splendid
facilities for a park, pTOmenades, etc.
An analysis OF the several Springs. by distln-
guished medical men, shows that they are I'M
surpassed in mineral and curative properf -
by any In the United states. There Il az reason
then why Raleigh should not become As lannon's
asSaratOga, Sharon or LebQnon, and as LARGELY
patrOniZrd. II reeds only capital and enter.
prise TO accomplish this end
A charter il before the state Legislature for
the Incorporation OF the Springs. ana a moys-
ment has been inaugurated looking 70 direct
rail communication with semphis,
For this prize, $4,000 was recsatIy ofsa~sd
which was declined il order Leat tba ahovs
scheme may be fully carried rut
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Monday, the 2Srd Day of Mareb. 1888

between the hours of 10 O'clock am and /
o'clock pm. on the premises, proceed to sen
70 tne hlgltst bidder, torcasn, the tract of Ia1d
conveyed ~ SAID Deed OF Trust. and desc, fhsd
as tohoWs, to.wtt: The southwest 0naTfer
=. w. ~ OF section ten tl0), toWnship one IL.
Ia9ge nye ol, west Of the basis meridian III ~
state u Iennessee. The above tract OF ia5d
was sold by George W. Davis to the said I y
mInSloh, and the TILE believe 10 bs good INT
/ Will convey only as trustee. W"
1eR.l tdsH Q, Z. sIRlLKLANM nrnnto
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pRAzE Nn

The elegant country mansion house and Iot
residence Of Col. ]. n. COieman is within a few
yards of the Sprngs. The house Isl n hrst elias
order contains 10 rooms and Is en-.
powered in ~shrubbery. The lot fs we'll fenced
and with Sine shade and rruit trees
anu affords ali necessary outhhusas. cisteFns
etc. IL is midway between the VILLAGE and
Spring Valley, on the main promenade. Value
eIAoQ
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NOTICE-The undsrslgned having purcbaSaa
the entire interest OF Levi joy In the aboVe
firms, and having assumed all their uah!Iifias
are aione authorized To close up and settle
their business IT name OF Wormeley. Low Il
Co. viii be used only in Liquidation,
We VIII continue the Cotton Factoraae and
Commission basineSs az heretofore. undar ~
style or WOrmsleY, Pickett & Co. Mamnbis
and w, s. Pickett d Co, New Orleahs.
RALPH WORMELEY.
VS.. PICKETT,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER

Aora1o anu mHuhseE ss.ss-----.. ~ "
stage Manager H. FRANCE
Treasurer d. SrEINKUEL
Friday Evening, February 2I.-Grand
FAIRY Observation-Disclosures CEDUE. Beautiful
Parisienne Ballet Troupe. Brilliant and gor-
geous beensry. MUsic, Dancing, Songs, Du-
etts, TRANSFORMATIONS, Marches, etc, present.
ing the most happy combination Of wonder
and delight ever witnessed.
Maunee every Saturday Aftermoon-Chlidrsn
half price.
SATURDAY, February 22-MATINEE-Doors
open nc p 10 begin at ] precisely.
General admission, 81 family circle, 50 cents.
gallery, cents.
seals can be sscnred sIx days IN aazanaa
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The celebrated Raleigh Mineral Springs, stu
ated on the confines OF Raleigh, Lave County
Seat of -helby county, Tenn, nine miles north
east OF Memphis, and two miles from Wells
Station. on the Memphis and Louisville Rail-
road. These Springs are six aud number, Of
various mineral aud medicinal qualities. and
are visited every Summer by thousands Of
seekers OF health and pleasure, rom all quar-
tiers Of the country. They are within "a few
steps Of the village OF haaeiEh, in a beautiful
valley, aud also Within q lew hundred feet OF
Wolf river, which winds around he base Of
the emiuenes IN which the village sf Raleigh
is situated, and emPties into the Father OF
Waters al Memphis. NCmerous remarkable
cures Of various diseases hsye been expelisnesd
by sOjOurners at this heRlth-inspiring retreat
and the present proprietor, Col. !. N. Coleman.
can produce hundreds OF certificates OF cures
in cases which had been entirely given over by
medical skill. The ground surrounding the
Springs, q in fact tue entire village Of Raj
eigh, rises To an emtuence Of pure air, and Is as
remarkable for its hsalthfulness as beauty OF
The springs are In dne order, never
falling, and are designated Is follows;
MARBLE SPRING,
Box SPRING.
MAGNOLIA SPRING.
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THRUSH SUE.

"a CnSnoery Court III Memphis in the nIscs
Of ], W Hanysin, deceased; BY ylrtae Of .
Deed OF Trust made aud executed NV n p
winston to said /. W. Aanysin on The ~ a.,
or March, 1857, which Is duly recorded in 80
Registers Office OF shelby eoanty in nook -
part 2u, page 49,, etc., 70 secure the pavrsent -
certain notes lhersin described, ! ~Ritl~oa Nv
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APPEAL JOB OFFICE.
LAND
0 SALE AND a
EASY TERMS:

DETNG DESTROYS OF DISPOsING OF MY
ID Land, situated about three miles east OF the
city, in a manner 10 suit the times, l offer Il in
lowing
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Inc very desirable Residence. with 5 acre.. OF
MIS-. woodbridge, on Aayburn avenue.
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Elizabeth Bonn, aged sixty.four.
drowned herself in q cistern ia Eyans,
vile, Ind, on Saturday morning,
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EVERY MAN his OWN BANKER.

2. Il NVLA
Financial Secretary.
AT PnGnix Mutual ms. Co.. Bethel Book ~
Main street. Memphis, Temp. febI6 IN
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FIEE PROOF sAFKs.

WE ARE PREPARED To FURNISH
" BANKERS, Merchants and Public Offices
with Halls Celebrated Burglar and
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The hne Brick Residence OF NJ With
good rooms. Lot $50 By 100 feet.
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|N-N0Ief V1I NH-0JJ..'-.-. Q D
Senator McCreary's term will expire
on the 4th of March, 1872. He is a Demo-
crat, and has been nothing else, and is q
gentleman of eminent abilities, being a
speaker Of great eloquence and force.
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Furnished with Halls Combination Locks.
the safest qeposltoTies IA the world, for money
and vaiuabl bsoks M paDers. Caif and az
anime tnein McCOMBS = CO.,
Agents for Halls Safe and Lock Company.
feh8 2W
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A RI NOW OFFERING FOR RRNT At
Very low rates, several OF tha uaoat d-sfrs-
O1e healoencssi IN the city and suburbs. viz.
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COmPetltIon Ghe Life Of Trade.

H. A AosF3oAEih THOMAS BRAVES,
H.A.MoNTGoMERY & co.
~ EMPHls COTTON PRESS
Isz aHd S Madison SsFeeG,
We Compress Cotton, and guarantees satfsfae-
lion. eek N H fahtO -
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PONTPONEMMNn

THE sale of the effects OF the estate of James
L Malatesta Is postponed till SATURDAY. me
ia day OF February, lseS
b MALATESTA.
!. VACCAR0,
teaab AdmipasirstorM
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Dissolution,

THE c~opartnership heretofore existing be-
4 Jween The undersigned, under the giyle ol
Wormeley, Joy q Co., Memphis, and ". 81
Pickett Co New Orleans, Is hereby dissolved
by mutual consent and the retirement or M
Levi Joy. RALPH WORHFLEY
LEVI JOY,
". y. PiCkETT,
JIM. u. USSERY.
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Notice to Builders.

THE undersigned, committee appointed by
il the County Court Of LauderGale comfy,
sealed proposals for the BUILDING OF A
C0UKThOUSE in the town OF Ripley, Tenn
The right OF rejecting bios reserved.
Plan aAd Hpeeidcations can be seen at the
ONCE sf the Circuit Court Clerk.
WILLIAM CONNER
o. T. EENDRDN,
febI8 I'd jim. WARDLAW.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
SHELBN NnuNnH Hahrnn-n

-1J . IOlNJ
TAKEN Up, on the 22d day Of January. IsS.
Il oy A j. Stephenson, living in the Thir-
beenbn CigA District, eight miles from Mem
phls, on the Horn Lake Bead, one large bay
roam Horse; one shoe on the lett fore foot. thin
IN ofasr, has nstula on tho right shoulder;
praised 70 SO Appraisers, A. S. Wsaiherah,
A.C. Weatherall. A.. STEPHENSON.
S~ornto anu subscribed this 7th day of Fob
rueIY, lSoo. WIS. WALTON. JP.
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Lev 10Y

In withdrawing from my late business eon-
nexion, take pleasure IN recommending NV
successors 70 the patronage of the public and
hope the business extended to the late Arm
win be continued tc the new.
TFWT TCv
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at very reduced rates.
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mA- BGliOck's beautiful suburban COTTAGE q
large rooms, etc; s acre iOJ corner Kerr aye-
nue. and Mississippi aud Tennsssee Railroad.
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That large and elegant Residence Of Dr. Wm-
Y.Iayiori On Poplar street, win acres IN The
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Appeal Job Office.

Business Cards,
Business Cards.
RuSiness cards,
Business Cards,
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S34,5O IN PREMIUMS.
NUMBER of PRIZES, %.
CERTIFICATES, SIS EACH.
AFoFtune OT a Homestead for s..
CAPITAL PRIER TALUED An $4,000 O0'
PRIZE NO. L.

Which amount has recently been offered for
the springs and Grounds Immediately
snrraEnlIur.
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Two elegant new Brick Residences, corner
5uiLer anu Shelby streets-largs and very de-
siraDls 8 or 10 rooua each.
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Mrs. Kate CoSteD's hne two story Brick. Is
rooms, al 10 complete order, corner Of Mil
and Sixth streets, Chelsea.
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McC reary, DEM
Barnes, (Radl --
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wedding Cards,
Wedding Cards,
Wedding Cards,
Wedding Cards,
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The beautiful suburban Residence OF Mrs. c
O. Rlehards0n, on Bass avenue. This d. "A very
desirable place.
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Prices
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The large Framed Resid shee, corner Of Ma
nassaS and Bass streets, with large shaoy yard
and fine garden.
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b large Dwelling southwest corner OF Main
and Beal-very covsnfent 70 busin. sss.
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pI,N Monns uN pUrY.

FOR CLERK MUNICIPAL COURT
NJ. B. IRRELEVANT.
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Two Framed DWELLINGS on Buflsr- hetwzan
Snelby and Main strset@ and s rooms.
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Thslarge two-stOry Dwelling. No. lS SasIhr
street-vsry desirable neighborhOod.
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Anew Frnmad Tenement on Spring street.
DR.. Dunn's suDdivisiOn-5 or : rOOmE
Suburban Cottage, 4rooms, etc, IN Kerr ave-
nue., east OF Fernando road.
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OFFICIAL.
HEADQUARTERS, Cd MILITARY DISTRICT,
CHARLESTON, 8. c., January 81, 1868.

HEADQUARTERS. Cd MILITARY DISTRICT,
CHARLESTON, s. c., January 81, 1868.
General Orders No. IA.
l. At any sale Of personal property by virtue
OF execution issued upon any judgment OF any
court Of the State of South Carolina, rendered
prior to the 18th day of December, 1860, or
subsequent to the 29th day Of April, 1855, upon
any cause of action arising on any contract en-
tered into prior to the 10th day of December,
1860, if tho highest amount offered or bid ut
such sale for such property shall be less thsn
two-thirds Of the fair cash value OF such prop
erty, which value shall have been ascertained
and fixed on or before the day OF sale, by three
appraisers, one of whom shall be named by
tho defendant, one by the plaintiff, and the
third by these two, and minute OF whose ap-
praisement shall be certified on the process BY
the officer holding the same-then, and in
every such case, it shall be the duty OF the
sheriff or other officer conducting said sale, at
the reauest Of either or any party to the re.
cord, then and there to adjourn and postpone
such sale for the period Of three calendar
months.
Ii. At any sale Of real estate by virtue OF
execution upon any judgment, or by virtue Of
any decree Of any court OF the State OF South
Carolina, rendered prior to the 18th day OF
December, 1860, or subsequent TO the 2sth DAY
Of April, 1865, upon any cause OF action arising
on any contract entered into prior to the 18th
day OF December, 1oou, II tno hiSueo 1lnou'I' =
offered or bid at such sale for such real estate
shall be less than two-thirds of the amount Of
the valuation of such real estate, as assessed
in the last preceding assessment for State
taxes, and o minute Of which assessed valua-
ton shall be certified on the process by the
officer holding the same,-then, and In every
such case, it shall be the duty of the sheriff,
master or other officer conducting such sale,
at the request of either or any party, to the re,
cord, then and there to adjocrn and pos, pone
such sale for the period Of three calendar
months.
III. The provisions Of this order shall moi
apply to executions for the collection OF over
due taxes, nor to any process for the enforce
ment Of any lien for labor or material recog
nized and guaranteed by the laws Of the State
or by military orders.
By command of Brevet Major-General ED
r. s. CANDY.
LOUIS V. CAZIARC, Aide-de-Camp,
Act'g Asst Adj't General.