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SOUTH OARohINA
ABBEVILLE COUNTY,
In Equity.
Si'as Ray, Willis Smith, and others. Us,
Elizabeth Cobb, Fila Cobb, and
others.
Bill to sell Land, dc.
PURSUANT to order OF Court in this
case, I.will sell on Sales Day in NOvEM.
BER next, at Abbeville Court House, q
Tract Of Land, containing -FOUR HUN
DRED ACRES, more or less, bound
ed by lands Of Henry Riley, and othera, rs
the Real Estate Of Richmond S. Cobb, de-
ceased, upon credit of twelve months,
with interest from day. of sale purchaser
to give bond with two good sureties at
least, and mortgage Of the premises, 10
secure the purchase money. Costs to be
paid in cash, and purchaser to pay for pa
pers, stamps, DC.
MATTHEW MCDONALD,
c.. C.P.
Clerks Office, !
Oct. 8, 1909.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
.ABBEV71AE' COUNTY: =
BY order Of the Court Of the
Probate for Abbeviile County

I WILL SELL on Sale Day in
November tiext or on some succeed
ing Sale Day, the Real Estate of Mrs.
ISABELLA MILLER, decd, situate
in said County, on Pink b Greek, wa
tets Of little River, contrasting TWO
HUNDRED and NINETY ACRES,
more ,of9 9ess. bppppdedg Ry lands q
John 2. ~AfsAsf Md Mrs. Mary VII
T TERMS e 0R ysK1 lETwelve
months credit with interest from
date the pufchaser gieipF bond and
fgags q 3ks pfssmiisss u sseare III pfis fSs
Epnrehasc money 11o,osts itetbc paid in
! .aa5tl5tsd 3 AaaLasSAsok' aLshs1itS a: c.
Oct. 8, 1862, 25,a3t Gag. -" M
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Bill to Sell Land, &C.
PURSUANT to Order of Court in
this case, l will sell at public auction on
Sale Day in NOVEMBER next. at Abbs
vile Court House the Real Estate OF
which JOHN H. WILSON. decd, seized
and possessed, in the following tracts aud
aud lots, TO wit:
HOME TRACT, containing Three
Hundred and Eighteen Acres, bounded
by lands of G. A. Doug ass, and o,bers.
McFARLAN TRACT. One Hundred
and Thirty-Two Acres, bounded by lands
Of T. w. Mcmillan, and Others. "
MARSHALL TRACT, Two Hundred
and Eighteen Acres, bounded by lands oi
T. 8. Douglass, and !oihers.,
VINEYARD, 'Thifty-two and / bsai
Acres, bounded by lands Of said Estats:
HILL LOT, No. 7, Seven. and a.b.ll
Acres, b9nhded BY Lands Of Estate =, -
70 HILL LOT, No. 2, Seven aad ous
fourth Acre., bounded BY William HilI,
and others. g.: ~ i'E
BRANCH LOT, Five and three fourth
Acres, bounded by i. Branch and othess
FAIR GROUND TOT. -, s.,,sa .sd
three fourth sgeS bOqnasf <by' hnds Of
Estate
Sale tpads Spsa srSdlt ~ tssfSe spdn&As
tith iltsrsN Fsn4 dsts Il sa3A siMAsssl
TO give bohd with at least two good suss.
E,ies. r.,
/ Also, LAW OFFICE, No. 4, in Lsa
Range, se4edsX fes oeebs3ag .
/ Titles not to ba executed aptil purshss,
|mon!ey 10 paid. Costs To- Be paid In essb
|spd ss PutGhNs.4sr rStN4 to R.y for paess. s:spp:
MAfff1Ew> Msb4NAIp,
/. I'd Hs9isoe7 .ssi. io' I0ldac. M ~
/ C,ssks ofics,ll. L!
Oct. s, 1909. y % ereI : .ys&
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Sales by the Clerk of the
Court.

SOUTH CAROLINA,
ABBEYILLE COUNTY,
In Equiiy.
Louisa Logan and others, as. EIizabetl,
Logan, Surviving Adm'x, SiIas
Ray, Willis Smith, ct. al.
Bill to Marshall assets, for account, Re-
lief &c.
PURSUANT to order of Court in this
case, will sell on sale day in November
next, Mt Abbeville Court House, a tract OF
Land containing TWO HUNDRED
AND FIFTY ACRES, more or less,
bounded by lands Of Henry Riley and
others, as the Real Estate Of F. B. Logan,
deceased, on credit oftwelve months in
terest from sale ; purchaser to give bond
with two good sureties, and mortgage OF
the premises, TO secure purchase money.
Purchaser TO pay costs in cash, aud pay for
papers, stamps, go.
MATTHEW McDONALDs
c. G. 2.
Clerks Office, !
Oct. S, 1869.
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NOTICE.


T7HE County Commissioners for Abbs.
Il vile County, sill receive Proposals.
up to The Rrst Friday in November next. for
SUPRRINTENDENT of the Poor
House, and, OVERSEER Of the Farm,
whose busiuess: aili be to discharge. ali
the duties Of such an agent. Should be
have Alspily be Il reqpired. ID msntiop
THE, sadahss and the services they can per.
|fosi1! ri -! ,..-,,-.. -, .'~.a ,a' 81. +,
-sThs Superintendent will BE- farnisbed
B6anf 56r hishssff and tAmfly. Proposals
10 bs hsadsd, 10 10 thai snbss,ibet. ID ~
bsiasa thas asy. nea,iopssg tks suoeut o'
money for sshich hs Offers ;his, gsud hi,
fahtily's services. ''%- G-.Ti ~ c-ei.@S ! J;
| The individual elected, win be SsAifsd
to,iakss charge Of <ihs IpitNEtis snl tes
let ofNJanuAs5 nszh asdassaisss ths
II. II Jasaasy. 1870 sslsi'v @6' .. -
! ,R02ECW. .Bssasssssy Of Board.
Oe1. q "a 4t i,.,-.a .nHr, Z E,>I
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SOUTH GARoEINA,
ABBEVILLE COUNTY. q,
In Equity.
Leroy c. Wilson, Rob't f. Bowie, Adm'rs
DC, vs. Hugh Wilson, and others.
Bill to Sell Land, dc.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLYN A
ABBEVILLE COUNTY.
BY Order Of the Court of Probate
FOR ABBEVILLE COUNTY,
II WILL sell by public auction ou Sale
i day in November next, at Abbevills
Z. IL. that tract of land known as the
Middleton Tract, belonging to the estate
OF Mrs. Elizabeth A. DuBosc, decd; sit.
uated in said County containing nine hun
dred and forty acres more or less, bounded
by lands Of F. A. Calhoun, Mrs. Brown,
James Il. DuBose and Others.
Terms Of sale one third Of the purchase
money, and The COSTS TO he paid in cash,
the remaining two-thirds on credit Of
one and Two years, with interest from date
the purchaser giving bond and approved
security, and mortgage of the premises
TO secure tie payment Of the said land.
II. S. CASON.
Sheriff Abbeville County.
Oct. 8. 1868. 24-3t
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Compound Fluid Extract Of Buohu.
THESE Celebrated Preparations, Originally
IL introduced by Geo. w. Oarpspter, under
the patronage Of the medical faculty IL have
been 80 long sxtensivsly used hy physic ians
and others that they are generally. knouhI Hs
their intrinsic value, and can .bei relied on 90
being most valuable remedies in oil cases where
Sarssparila or Buohn are applicable, and can
not be too highly recommended. They are r,rl.
pss ps:ssc y :. highly sSpasn.rs.ed srps 60 a: TO
by raii or oahesv iss ala fsesibe ptpl6pi sttsn.
ton. GeatW. Caspoutsa Hsuszsy & Co.,
Wholesale CkouIseai Wsfehouss
Nc. 1877 Market street, ailsfphis:IT ~ y
For ssjc ty lParkes& Thomson, and Vt, r.
Penney, Abbeville. Dovie & Noise, wholesale
Agents, Charleston, 8. O. fOef l6; t8B0t 2s-f1
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STATE NEVIS.

-Pendleton, of Ohio, says the well
prepared speeches OF Sumner, the inn
mortal chaWls," will melt before the
Tennessee oratory Of johnson.
The Columbia Herald favOrs Hon.
A. o. z. Nicholson for United States
Senator: the Hartsville Videhe faYOrs
Hon. Bailie PeytOn, and the Jackson
Wing Hon. Milton Brown.
The Murfreesboro Monitor says
oceans Of ink were squandered by the
Radicals in writing puns on JohnsOn's
My Policy" 4, J, had policy. 1t
was a policy that will redeem his life.
TO the destructiOnists it was red hot;
to the country it was cOnciliatory. To
the Radicals Andy was a rampant
Bengal tiger ut large.
The Bolivar Bulletin says: Gov.
Senter has designated the Memphis
ACatd1che as the paper TO do the legal
printing for this Congressional Dis
trict. In a few weeks after the Legis-
lature meets the Bolivar Bulletin will
dc the legal printing for Hardeman
county. The legal advertising law, a
bad one in all its features and selfish
aims, Will surely be repealed, and
then the country Press can enjoy
just rights now denied by the appoint
ing power,
The Nashville Banner Of Sunday
says: The following delegates to the
Grand Lodge Of the United States,
which meets in short time at San
Francisco, arrived in the city yester-
day for the purpose Of joining Grand
Sire E. d. FaPnsWoFth, and proceed
ing to the Pacific: Georgia-Luther J,
Glenn, c. c. Miller, Geo. r. Barker.
Mississippi. X. Barber, ID. n. Bar
rows, 4. B. Mayes. Arkansas-Albert
Cohen, LOuisiana-Luther Hornes,
Mr.. Nungesser, Mr.. Power, George
W. Rice. Texas-H. B. Andres, H.
+. Perkins. Tennessee-W. IL, Nc
COnnel, Harry Brown. The dele
gates were warmly welcomed by the
brethren Of this city, and at night
grand social reunion took place at Odd
Fellows Hall. The brass band was in
attendance and discOursed soul-stir-
ring music. A liberal interchange of
thoughts and hopes took place, after
which a grand banquet was given to
the delegates at the Merchants Ex-
change. A goOdly number of a Nash
vile brethren were in attendance, and
the feasting and toasting was kept up
till late hour.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The Situation in Spain.

MADRID, September 7.-EstartUs,
at the head of thirty Carlists, was YES
terday defeated By the national troops
near Corona. Estartus himself es-
caped to the mountains, but many Of
his men were captured. This is the
last Carlist band known to be on
Spanish soil.
1t i reported that four hundred
Carlists are at PeopegnOn, on the
French border, ready to enter Spain.
The Government has taken measures
10 prevent their entry.
CONDITION OF NAPOLEON.
PARIS, September THE official
journal to-day contradicts the alarm
ing runlors OF the Emperor's health.
II saws the Empgfor attends 10 his ai-
fairs daily. He suffered scne from
rheumatism, but at no time has his
condition been such as 10 cause the
least anxiety. Sessions Of Senate are
closed.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, September AT the next
session of Prussian Diet the Liberal
party will introduce a proposition OF
ministerial responsibility.
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TELEeRAPHIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, 5eptemb Der Cotton shade
lower. Only very moderate business
sales uplands at 34S[c. Flour So 75(g6 20,
closing 50IOc lower. Whisky 81 IOfal u.
Rice quiet. Cuba sugar in fair request
at Il nc. AOlasses dull. Coffee mOder-
ately active. Wheat, Amber Tennessee
81 5S(yl 60. Corn 81 05(Gl 25.
Dry Goods Market quiet and active
throughout, and prices generally well sus-
tanned, if we except Kirkland No. . Lin
seys, which are reduced from 10 to Is sc.
and Rob Roy do from 10 to lSZc.
Money.-Money active at per cent,
currency to gold. Banks were calling in
gold to-day for the statement, which
shifted money loans. Sterling nominal at
5{ISLc. Gold loans active. Opened at l37,
fell to 1861, and closed at I36l29l365S
Borrowing rates l-32lgI-54 per cent, and
also 7 per cent. TO flat. Clearances SIT3,-
COO, Geo. Governments dull, but steady
State bonds irregular; old Tennessees 81 I;
new 62.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, September Cotton
sales 3s5 bales; middlings SI5t63Zc; re-
ceipts llS4 bales; exports coastwise 800
bales. Flour superfne 20 IS; Xxx 80;
xxx SO IS. Corn, mixed 81 05; white
81 10. Oats 6I6962c. Bran 81 02K. Hay
SZ5S26. Pork dull, at S35 %. Bacon
shoulders 1910; rib I9jEc; clear l9Ec.
Hams 24g25c. Lard 20H@20Se. Sugar,
common iI6gl2c; prime II6gl45<e. Molas-
ses 60tJ7Oc. Whisky 81 22l<GI .. Coffee,
prime l65zHl65<c. Gold l34L. Sterling
Il61E. New York sight sc discount.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, September Z. - Family
hOur s6tS6 -. Corn Sl@.l %. Oats 54Ca5Sc.
Whisky held at 81 0S. Pork S32 So
Bulk meats l4t9l65fc. Bacon shoulders
l5I<c; sides l5Ac. Hams 23@24C. Lard
l9l4c. Raw sugar l31zGI6c. Wheat, red
81 3gdl 25; white, 81 35(Il 40. Butter 30
G3Sc. Eggs l992Ic. Cheese l49l61Ec.
Rye g6CGeSo.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, September 7.-Superfine
-four 81 75(d5 20. Wheat, No. spring 81 10,
Corn SsG95c. Oats 4s5<G53c. Rye s5c.
Whisky 81 Og. Pork S34. Bulk meats l41s
9l7Hc. Bacon l5A9lS%gI9c. Choice
hams 245fCs25c.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. September Flour, spring
extra, IS 75tq6 70. Wheat 81 25IdI 25s[.
Corn S61zGss7c. Oats 44c. Rye 93c. Bar
ley 81 20. Highwines 81 O6. Pork S33 so
ga Hams l7gl7Zc. Lard lS559l95%c.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, September 7. 49, Superfne
Hour Sjig5 p. Wheat 81 l5lg p. Corn
s5G92lfc. Oats 45G50. Tobacco. sales
2J7 hbds at 50 7ggl9. Pork S34@3414.
l6gl9Gl95<c. Hams 2
G23Hc. Lard zoe. Whisky 81 0S.
FOREIGN.
LONDON, September 7.-Consols for
money p. American securities frmer
5-2O bonds Of '62, o3; of '65 sly; OF 81.
y Is SIS at Frankfort So. French rentes
7Uf SOC.
LIVERPOOL, September :. - Cotton
Uplands, l3Hd; Orleans, I3@sd
,Gl3zd; sales 5000 bales.
California white wheat lis ID; red
Is l0dalOs. Western -four 25s.
Corn 29s Cd. Oats 3Os Sd. Peas AIS.
PARIS, September 7.-Bourse closed
dat. Rentes 70f 35c.
HAvRE, September cotton fst on
spot; tres ordinaire on spot I61<c.
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.
Rsnains Of seeretary RawIlnl.

Eeunille " Jul cAdi nuWitA1s
wAsHISGTON, September THE
body of Secretary Rawlins was re-
moved to the War Department to-
day. and now lies in The rooms of
Gen. Sherman, and is attended by a
military guard. All the military de-
partmants, including the Executive
Mansion, are dTaped in mourning,
and the interior OF the War Depart
ment Is festOOned with black, and ma
tional flags and Grape. Public busj-
ness entirely suspended In the War
Department. The national flags over
all the Departments and elsewhere
throughout the city are at half mast.
Gov. Walker, with prominent Viz
ginians, will participate in the funeral
ceremonies. No order has yet been
made in regard to Secretary Of War
ad interim, but from what the Presi-
dent said last night it IL probable Gen.
Sherman will be appointed to act until
the vacancy is filed.
STATE PAPER IN REFERENCE TO THE
DEATH or THE SECRETARY OF
WAR.
The following is the letter sent to
the heads Of Departments of Govern
ulcAh NO-NAasf ~ OAACA " LA+O AooA-
dent:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WAsRISGTOS. September Z, 1863.
1t Il my melancholy duty to inform
YOU that Hon. John A. R3Wlins, Sec
retary of War, departed this life at
4.20 O'Clock yesterday afternoon. In
consequence of this affecting event
the President directs that the EXecu-
tive Department Of the Government
be careful to manifest every ObserV-
ance Of honor which custom has e5-
tablshed as appropriate to the MEM
Ory of one 50 eminent as a public
functiOnary and 80 distinguished as
citizen.
(Signed) HAMILTON FISH,
Secretary Of State,
In accordance with the above the
several Secretaries have addressed
letters to the heads Of bureaus to-
morrow and on Thursday till after the
obsequies shall have been concluded.
REVENUE MATTERS.
Supervisor DrummOnd, Of Iowa,
Minnesota, Nebraska and DakOtah,
In the case Of the distillery of j. c.
Mccoy, seized by him some time ago
near Iowa, has obtained q Judgment
for forfeiture.
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MARRIED.

ANDERSON - -MCLEMORE AT the resi-
dencs OF Mrs. $. Il. Rembert, in this city, on
Monday morning, September 9th, by Rev. DIR.
Stedman, DR.. J. c. ANDERSON to Miss -SALLIE
r. MCLEMORE, both OF Green county. Ala.
Mobile papers copy.
sAUNDERs-BOGAN-A Commercial HO-
tel, by Rev. DR.. Burns, DIR. W. J. SAUNDERS
to Mrs. ASN.1 BosAS. both OF Marianne, Ark.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Dlspsichss to the Southwestern Press Association.
KEOKUK.
Assembling of the Mississipp Valley Com
mereial Convention.

ASStmDinp OF Tue MISSISSIPPI HatoJ Oom
mercial Convention.
KEOKUK, Iowa, September THE
Mississippi Valley Commercial Con-
yention assembled in this city this
afternoon at Gibbons Opera House.
Ithas been called here in pursuance
OF a resolution of the Commercial
Convention recently held in New Or
leans, which recommended the hold
ing of a Convention on the Upper
Mississippi some time during the sum-
mer TO consider all matters connected
with the commerce and trsIde Of the
Mississippi river and its tributaries,
and to see the great river and its
branches free from the fetters natural
and artificial that Obstruct its navlga-
ton or refard its commerce, or ia
any way hinder the development
Of the country drained by its
waters. The rates Of representation
named in the call is two delegates at
large from each State of the Missis-
sippi Valley, and one delegate from
each Congressional District in said
States, one delegate from each city
and town situated on the river or any
of its branches, and one delegate from
city or town or fraction over
At3 O'Clock PM, after music, Gen.
A. II. sanders, of Iowa, called the
Convention to order, and Gen. Cyrus
II, BuSsey, of Louisiana, was elected
temporary Chairman, with four tenn
pOrary Secretaries. Gen. BGs5ey re-
turned his thanks.
An address of welcome was then de-
livered by VIM. Leighton, Of keOkuk.
A Committee Of one from each State
represented was then appointed on
Credentials, including II. Z. Hudson,
from Tennessee.
An attempt was made to appoint
Committee on Permanent Organiza-
ton, but three or four resolutions look
ing TO that result were voted down,
the members uniting that no such
committee could be appointed until
the Committee on Credentials had re-
ported.
Mr.. ShryOck, President of the st.
Louis Board Of Trade, was called for
and made a speech in which he in
sisted that Congress should apprOpri-
ate ten million dollars at once to i'm
prove the Mississippi river and re-
move distractions natural and arti- !
fetal.
Several other gentlemen made brief |
speeches.
The Committee on Credentials made /.
their report, which was read and T.
adopted. 1t simply gives names Of all I
delegates who have been elected or /
and not simply the names I
Of those present. Gen. \. II. Sa lders, 1
AFTER a few eloquent ana appropriate 4
remarks, offered resolutions compl- /
to the distinguished charac-
ter and merits of the late John A.
Secretary Of War, which, af-
ter brief and eloquent remarks by
Gems. Tuttle, Nandever, Bussey and
Others, were unanimously adopted.
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The Brownsville Bee, in its issue
of Friday, says: The AUGlaache has
been rewarded by the RAIDS for quit
ting the Democratic party. Senter has
the AUGidlcAe as one of the
Radical legal advertising sheets, sub
ject TO the ratification Of the Senate.
We oplne that just before they "rati-
fy," they will repeal the lawi then In
will step the APPEAL and Ledger! f.!
How are you, Mr.. Senterl
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NAvAsOTA, Texas, September l.
A fire occurred here to-day, the loss
from which Is estimated at $45, 900.
RETURN OF A SCIENTIFIC EXPEDITION.
SAN Francisco, September Prof
DavidsOn's scientific party has re-
turned from Alaska. The result of
the expedition is satisfactory. The
party visited a region of country never
before penetrated by white men.
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R0TICE,
District Of West Tennessee.
In RanErr1rltl... 8

District Of West Tennessee
In Bankruptcy. s.
Al Memphis, Tenn, 18th day Of August, lSS9.
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment as Assignee OF David Haklli,
.naikldnally and rs partner Of the frfn OF
hukill a Wonder. OF Memphis, Shelby county
ana State OF Tennessee, within said District.
VINO hss been adiudged Bankrupt upon his
own petition, hy the District Conrt OF said
District. o. WOOLDRiDGE, Assignee.
aun2s
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CASUALTIES.
Further Details Of the Pennsylvania Coal
Mine Disaster.

SCRANTON, Pa, September z, II
o'clock a.m.-The donkey engine and
fan were put in operation about an
hour since drawing fresh air into the
shaft. Messrs. Carson and Davis then
went down a hundred feet and low
cred lights to within fifteen feet of the
bottom of the shaft. The lights burned
freely. After making such observa-
tons as were possible, they returned,
and the miners, who have formed d
committee to gOdOwn, are now pre-
pared to descend to remove the OBJ
struetions and explore in search of
their brethren. Thousands of miners,
women and children, cover the hills
and grounds in the vicinity.
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lNExr DOOR TO OUR OLD srANDl

OUR STOCK BEING LARGE AND COM
" leteSpurchesed from manufacturer and
nrst hands, ~ lowest figurers. and shipped at
cheapest neights ever known in Memphis,
We are determined to offer such Inducements
70 the merchants OF the surrounding country
as viii In future make Il plainly 70 their In
terest 10 trade IN Memphis. and with as. In
order that there may be no InisunderstRud-
ing ON this point, we say plainly that WE
Will On SAME DATE AND WITH SAME QUAIL
IrT OF GOoDs- DUPLICATE ANY CASH ORDER
FILLED IN L4OuIsYILLE. CINCINNATI OK 81
LOUIS, transportation added.
We have now in store and 70 arrive;
400 pieces and half pieces KY. Bagglna !;
1900 bundles Iron Ties, best makes
so casks Clear Bacon Sides;
20 casks Shoulders;
65 hhds. Louisiana Sugars
100 bbIs. Hard Sugars
50 tes. S. C. Hams
500 kegs Leaf Lard
400 cases Caddy Lard
25 tierees Lard;
ESQ sacks Fair TO Choice Coffee
so pockets lava Coffee
200 eases and pound Oysters :.
200 kegs Nails; -
100 boxes Candles
100 half bsxes Candles
100 One-quarter boxes Candles
100 boxes Pearl Starch
100 boxes Y. {. and 3. {. Seap
coo bags assorted Shot
200 barrels Superfine Flour
$50 barrels Xxx and Xxx Flour
IS barrels Fancy Brands Flour
so barrels Golden Flake" Flour---eur
own brand, and the best Flour 10
market.
200 barrels K. D. Neal;
100 barrels and half barrels whisky:
75 barrels Bourbon and Rye
100 caddies Bright IA Tobacco
25 beres Tobacco
100 kegs choice KOlasses
Is barrels and half barrels Aolasses
300 barrels Kanawha Salt. Etc. sic. Eto.
An Inspection OF our stock and prices will
be TO the advantage OF ALL CIOsk CASH or
APPROVED TIME BUYERS, and " q cordially In
ute ell such 10 give Us a call.
Sb- Orders BY mail viii always secure our
prompt attention.
T00F, PHILLIPS & Co,
aul5 263 Front Street.
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NOTICE.

District OF West Tennessee,
In Bankruptcy. So
At Memphis Tenn, 18th day Of August ls.,
The undersigned hereby gives notice NJ ms
appointment as Assignee Of ThOs. j. Hiel-s
INDIVIDUALLY and as one OF the arm Of FTieIs.
. =, Sl5lltn, l5, memphis Shelby county, ana Sfafs
OF Ieisn ssseei within said DisGfict. who bss
oeeh adjudgee bankrupt upon his own rstl-
loh. SS the pistrlet Court Of said District.
a1s2 U. WOODBRIDGE, Assisnes
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-08
NOTICE.
District OF West Tonnes.
In Bankruptrv

District OF West Tennessee
In Bankruptcy. -
At Memphis, Tenn, 18th day oS August. lssB.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee " James w Raw
liheH, OF Sheiby county, and State OF Ten
neasee, within said District. who has beer
adJndsed a bankrupt upon his own pefitiOD
by the district Court Of said District.
ang2 Y. WOOLDRIDGE, Assisnee-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-08
NOTICE.
District Of West Tennessee,
In laukTuptcy.

District OF West Tennessee,
In Bankruptcy
At Memphis, Tenn, 2Sth, day OF August, Issa
The undersigned hereby give notice OF hts
appointment az AsSigneeS Of Alfred MarSo
ratti OF Memphis, shelby county and Sfafe
Of Tennessee, within said Districf Who l,s.s
been adJutlgeda q bankrupt, upon his oTE 30 -,
tltion.aby the District Court OF said DIstrief
y. WOODBRIDGE, Assignee
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-08
NOTICE.

District OF West Tennessee,
IN bankruptcy.
Al Memphis, Tenn, 2srh day OF August, is0
The undsrslgned hereby gives notice OF hts
appointment as AsslEneee Of. Amos Il. CuFiiu
and T. II. Curlln, Of Memphis, Shelby county
and State or Tennessee; and laraes tnrtin, ,Of.
Mt. Zion, Upton county, and state OF Tea
neSsse, Individually and as partners Of afcrs-
said within said District, who have hsefs
adiudgad bEnRrupis, upon heir own petitioh
by the District Court OF said DitrieL
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