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FOB SALE.

SSOkTED Eating and Cooking Apples at
A OIfver, Finnis q Cas- zSi Main ST ~
TOREALE-A second hand Costing BUGGY
appIy a. Zoe Seligmsn's stables. APPS
Tor SALE-The beautiful Residence Known
as HE MEkKEE PLACE on Boundary
SvaUue. about Two blocks north Of the terni-
ms OF Ihe Poplar street RAILROAD. The grouncs
eCmurise stout ~ acres, with carriage house
and out-hOuees. II will be sold on IaYoraOle
Terms. OF exchanged lOr business properly.
AppIy to MkNKEN BROIHEk-, mhs
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Gorham Manufacturing Company
E~ROVIDENCE. p. L,
sTERLlNG SILVER WAR;
FINE ELECTRO PLATED WAGE,

FINE ELECTRO PLATED WAGE
THIS Company, having the NEST extensive
and complete Silver ware Factory IN the
world, aud employing the best talent IN Do
signing. modelling aud huiShiOg. are, with the
AID Of Ingenious and labOr-saVing mAchlnefy,
ensbied 10 produce in large quantities. and at
the Lowest. prices, 20 iGs beautiful IN design and
unsurOassed in finish, The nneneSs OF which
thew guarantees to be of sterling purity U. 5.
Mint assay. A certiheatsfs issued With ali ar
ii les il silvs- for tBe purpose OF protesting
Durca Rse rs nom fmitations OF their designs.
they also cont nue. TO manufacture their Wei
known AID unrivaIled Nickel-Silyer ELECTRO
Plated Ware, which will last twenty-five years
with fair everyday usage
orders received from me trad only, but these
goods may be obtained from responsible deal
ans avarvWharaL
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Memphis and Hals's POlns PACKET

TIE Steamer
MA
IETTTTIesve Memphis for Hal='s ~
w Psint and al Way LandlngsA
EVERY MONDAY AND EHUEsDAh.
AnDNy on board
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We had the ples sure Of meeting, yes.
tarday, John W. aeksoD, Esq, OF New
York, who is in this city, stopping ct the
OVertQu.
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SOLID color Summer Dress Goods, 25c,
at Nj. Kraus & Co., us Main street, cor
ner Of Adams.
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Wanted, at L. Kremes's, six
hands TO work at Dress Making.
Meme but competent persons
need apply. LErQe 3
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A FINE stock Of ladies' underwear just
received at Howell, Wood & Co.'s, 3Sz
Main street. 7
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MEMS British Halt Hose, "a 50 per
dozen, orth 50, at d. KrAus d Co.'S,
al8 Main street, corner OF Auams'
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SUNDAY reading matter, TO suit any
TASTE, esn be bad At Joe DOcke's news
depot, 1854 Main street. I
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LAwNDALE 4 quarter Domestic, l5c, ct
NJ. KIsus & Co.'s, 2ls Main street, corner
of Adams.
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SUNDAY
Once--Ko. Is jefferson street.
CITY MATTERS.

DIR. CURTIS j. SMITH will preach at
Linden street Christian Church to-day
at IL 10 and ct y pm.
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Dress TRAININGS, fringes and
buttons, the latest styles, just re-
ceived ssG l.. Aremer,
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FURNITURE moved by X. Miles, Car
No. 10. Orders left at PAssmofe Co.'s
will receive prompt attention.
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New style Hats, all the latest
shaPts, just received at l.. Hre-
meF.
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Coon article ~l0-qusrter blesehed sheet
ings, soc, st NJ. krsOs d Co.'s, us Main
street, corner Of Adams.
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ALL Linen Towels. 81 so per dCzsn, at
NJ. Krsus d Co.'s, Us Main street, cor
ner Of Adams. -
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EVERY article in the house reduced.
New goods opening. Oar calicOes at La
cents per yard. Herzog d Bro.
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Dress trImmiags, fringes and
buttons, the latest styles, just re-
ceiVed at l.. Kremer.
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Go SEE the veIocipede tie collar at
Wiggans & Thorn's, 2S3 Clay Building.
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FINE CHANCE FOR ENGAGINd IN A
Coop PAYING BUsIN Ess.-An estab-
lshed hTss class Saloon-excellent loca-
tion-hsvieg q g cd run OF paying GUS
tom. Address ~. Co." care Of APPEAL
ofice. ALlafV
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A GOOD drink of the finest liquors can
he had st WeathPrbee's.
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New lot Silk Dress Buttons, Silk Fringt
and c0lored Sstins, at NJ. Kraus d Co.'s
2lS Main street, corner of Adams. :
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A GOOD paying business for sale. Only
asmall capital required. Address u. q.
NJ, at this office.
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STRIPED Poplins SOC, worth Use, at M.
Krsas d Cor, 2lS Main street, corner OF
Adams.
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OUR Domestics, bleaehed and brown,
at the very lowest prices. Herzog &
Bro.
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HAVE you priced Herzng q BROS
goods as reduced? No humbug-cheap
goods.
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New style n air. all the latest
shapes, just received at l.. hre-
meF.
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LADIES White Hose, 81 rs per dozen,
worth SO, at NJ. Kraus d Co.'s, 2lS Main
street, corner Of Adams. 7
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HERzoG & Bros Sheetings and Tick
ings offered very low.
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Memphis and Arkansas River Packet COmpan
United states Mail Line.
OZARK Harrison Blaisdeu 4as-er
Thus seieudld passenger steamer lI
will leave for the above on E
TUESDAY, l3 b inst At 5 pm.
T. A. ENDIG. AgeEL,
apli S4 Front &, ACsGy Block.
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WE keep the Buffalo brand black Al
pscas in all grades. NJ. Kraus d CO.,
2lS Main street, corne OF Adams.
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ALL Wool Csssimeres, 75c, at NJ
Kraus & Co.'p, us Main street, corner OF
Adams.
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WEATHERBER's is the place to
"smiIe.n
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DRESS GOoDs.-A splendid stock Of
spring dress goods just received at How
eli, Wood q Gee, 332 NJ ain street.
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GREAT reduction Of dry goods at Her
zog & BROS.
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Coon Corsels at 81, worth 81 so, at Nj.
Kraus q Co.'s, 2ls Main street, corner o.
Adams.
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SATIN PaTAtols, IS 50, at NJ. KrsUs q
CoJe. 2lS Main street, corner OF AdamFs :
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HARRY WEATHERBEE Keeps q choice
selection OF the finest brands Of liquors.
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New style Hats, ALI the latest
shapes, just received at L.. kre-
mar
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WIaGANs & THORN, 283 Main street,
NJ snnfactuFers Of Int dealers in f. Y.
shirts and mems furnishing goods.
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New styles PaTasOls and Fans
Just rece1Ved-I1. kFeIner.
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A LARGE stock Of dress trimmings
lust received at Howell, Wood q Co.'S,
$50 Msip street.
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IF our correspondent will refer 10 the
APPEAL of the 7th inst, be will there
find an expression Of an opinion upon
the appointment OF MIR. Dsloach thst,
we think, he win admit does that gentle
man full justics-EDS. Appeal.
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HRRzoG d BRo,'s great reduction of
Dry Goods commsnces on Monday
morning.
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D0UND-The lady VINO called 10 inquire If
Il No IA Adams street was for rent, a rev
DAYS ago, dropped q Sleeve Button, which she
can obtain by calling 81 Appeal ONCE. mis-
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roR WHEFE RIVEa

Regular Memphis and White River PACKET
For Little RocS IaeksOnpO lt and way lanoibss.
y NOEh-.-.--.- A
Geayss Menlphis TOR the above So
and intermediate points EA4E
Tuesday. 18th INST at . pm
anil Promenade strest.I loot Islsrsoa.-
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In sdVaace OF our summer stock,
shortly to arrive, we offer our spring
goods at greatly reduced prices. Herzog
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THE best liquors and cigars in the city
are at Harry Weatherbee's. 7
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An OmciaI Caution.

THE cheap dress goods Of the season.
HaIzoe q Bro. r#rLw#
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BEAUTIFUL Lawns opened and verJ
chesp, Hsrsog y Bro.
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HUcK Towels, IS per dozen, at NJ.
KrAns 4 Co.'s, 2lS Main street, carna OF
Adams, gQf
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FoR 81. LOUIS.

Memphis and So Louis Uni1ea states
Nail Line.
For Cairo and ST. Louis.
9uRtcoN master
This elegant and sH.n steamer -
viii leave SIS above Az
MONDAY, 18th inst. at ) pm
Tickets for all points, via Memphis snd -.
Louis Packets, North, East and y est Apply
% General railroad Ticket Omcet % Man
street ELhm-
GAM c. WEAVER Tieset AgeaE sRA
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Regular New Orleans Packet-FOs New o.
leans.
MOLLIE ABLE --------Le svenWorth Master
TrEs line passenger pGoket Iefsss -R
To- tha aDOYe on 81a
THIS Day, IIth inst. a 5 Pm.
r. w. LIdHT6UkNE, Agent,
ali No. JensrsOa street.
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Q vGCKsBUR9.

REGULAR St Louis, Memphis and Flcksours !.
:. Mail Packst-rOF N~Icksourg-
tuaFTNA -.Dau Conway master
TnIs elegant passenger steamer E-A
MONDAY, inst, al > Pm.
Ersiy n raeefv.d GtJhe 5. Louis Wharfo0at-
apiI FLE4 cA1k sn.ls S1R
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NOTICES.

PRICE HsTzog q BsO.' . goods this week
They nave been reduced nightly.
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ALARGE lot of Fans just received.
Herzog & Bro.
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Ehe Little Rock ~RRIIrOad-The Ssissis-
sipPi, Ouaebfsa and &ed liver eafI-
rOad-The TieksburE and Ptas Bluff
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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The SPRING RACES on TIE NINE
TEENTH-THE ENTRIES . THE MEET
ING.-The coming races Of the Memphis
Sorlpg Meeting, which com ccences on
Monday, the I9sn inst., aud will continue
SIX days, promises to be, without exeep.
ton, the finest races evsr given ia this
section OF tbs country, it not in the en-
tire South. Six stables who appeared in
contests 1T the late Mobile and New Or
leans races were shipped for Memphis
on the Bsiie Lea last evening, and are
expected 70 srrivs here on Wednesday.
Three stables are also promised from
Nashville, and several from Lex
ington, Louisville aud 81. Louis, so
that during the week no less than sixty
horses, many of which are known to
fame, will be under training during the
present week for the coming contests
over the Memphis course, which opens
on Monday (tO-morrow) week. y large
number OF the entries have been made
for the several stakes up to the present
time, and the Hopeful, Sweepstakes, OF
sths first day, the hurdle race OF the third
day. aud City OF Memphis Post stake, OF
the fifth day have all beer filled. Several
v~elocipsde races will take place during
the week, of which due notice will be
given on Tuesday morning.
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AZ State VS. PUgh and Majors larceny.
81 /" We Isasc Reeves; larceny.
56 " VS. J. a Curtin larceny.
50 We c. G. Bedford ct al; bur-
81 " VS. Jas. Butler false prerensss.
IS " VS. @. aud S FenneT murder.
66 vs. ]. Creighton larceny.
20 -" We W Henry house breaking.
II /" va Robert Johnson @larceDy.
IL VS. J Bell; larceny.
10 VS. Charles Richards {; house
breskiug.
10 VS. Wm. Henry; larceny.
~ VS. Moran, Eagan ct al; false
~pTeteDsCs.
IS " VS. same parties larceny.
~ VS. same parties forgery.
so VS. A. White; house breaking.
So Sc VS. Marshall Johnson larceny.
IS d" VS. johnson and Brown; lar
ceny.
IS H ys j. Browa; house breaking.
so a." VS. Clarke ana Green larceny.
% a VS. Henry Schroeder; murder.
Parties defendant on bonds, and wit
nesses summoued, must be in attendance
promptly or foIfeiiures viii be taken
against them, and an order Issued for
arrest. By order Of the Court.
Attest: 4 hs = JaaPsRs. b. {.
transfer Of Real Estate for Week End
ing APriI 20, 1859.
r P. Walt to Rsbseea Jane Walt, Al!
by 1881, northeast corner Of Poplar stree
and alley, east Of Third street; J. w
| Dickinson to w. ]. Berlin, lot 10, Bor'
land subdivision, 5000; r. O.. BriDkley
ct al. to Jer Woods, 100 ty 200 feet, NORTH
ids OF Raleigh road, $1,000; H. L. Brink
ley to Annie o. Brinkley, lots 80, lOO
243 and 359. Memphis; G. w +. Cook
trustee, to Pat Culiigan, lots !, :, and 3
block 20, Fort Pickering; Jas. Il. Nc
DahieI to W. A. Sigler, three acres
diasries 2, section 5, range Z, slO6 81
Z. Rocco 10 James Bogganio e.
al, southeast corner of Msdiso-
aud Second streets, $50. 600 Mi
ehael Griffin to James Hough, 10
EI3, Woodruff, Subdivision, 5000 Mel
son Spser to J. G. SDeer, 50 63-lOO acre
lNssRoba tract, $500; John II. Speed
trustee, to NJ. B. TIezsvant, lotto, south
east corner Speed and SpOtswoodsvenues
1925; w. +. Taylor, trustee, TO Mrs. NJ
A. Bonner, lot 2, Talbot subdivision
1890; W. N. Bum to J2S.lDAyF is os
PISS feet south side Unioa street. 1854
A. NJ. FurgesoD, by Marshal, 10 Wm. +
Hardin, southeast orr Beal and Her
nando, $21e0; Wesley Coles, by Sheriff
to G. 6. Polk, l tract Of land known 8
Wesley Cole tract, S1SS IA Wesley Cole
by Sheriff, to G. G. Polk, l tract of land
known Is Wesley COls tract, SlO44 81.
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HOSIERY our specially. HeIz3g & Bro.
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For a good drink, go to weatherbee's
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ouR ParasoIs redueed. Herzog s BIC.
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4flM IIsae M.rE Tor y
@&W MARX TOT EleotrO- usSn
STEALING. silver. Plale- GO
cansts.ut;O 90 Water is a certain cure Tor
diabetas and all diseases OF the kiiaes@ y"
sale by ali druggists lsasIEat
O NOZZLE. SEEF-lfELP FOB
H voang men who, having erred, cesire 3 oet-
- nanhood Sent ia seated letter envelopes,
49, Of charge. II beusftssd, res1rn ine Pss~
aas. Address, PHILASIhROSs OK fnM
dsipRias Pa.
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VIeksburg and Pine BIuG Railroad.
This road is attracting much attention
in Northeastern Louisiana snd South
eastern Arkansas. rhe planters OF Car
roI parish, La, are especially anxious To
contribute 10 a survey OF the road, and
will donate lands, Ia6or and material,
and in many instances money, to the
enterprise. Speed on the good work.
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Ryder is still hanging around Wash
ington, Visiting for that consulship TO
Glasgow. He has bought him a plaid
and Scotch cap, and goes to the C4nter.
hurry nightly TO learn the Highland
Fling. They say be has one requisite to
make q successful ScOtchman. Ex-
Speaker Richards is after q similar sp-
pointment to BoliviA-hAving hesrd that
that Government intends putting all its
railroads in the hands Of a receiver,
Hamilton wants to he military governor
or provost marshal general OF CGbs, as
soon as il is tsken-that Is, If the gov
eminent sugar is to be confi;eAted.
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E.

NOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT.
II HENRY q. SMITH Is g candidate for the
ONCE of Judge OF the supreme Court o. Ten
neSsse, at the election 10 De held ON the 2lth Of
May, 1853. A4A tr mDzl
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THOMAS L. HEFFERNAN.
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WANTS.

IITANTED-To rent a Fornished House in q
central part OF the City. Address y L.
oTsaI once mB3l
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-17

That the negro, when left to his own devi-
ces, does not attain to any proficiency in agrl-
cultural pursuits, has long been known to the
Southern people. AS an evidence OF this fact
we have the statement Of O correspondent OF
the New York Times, evidently q Northern
man, who has been visiting among the blacks
that have souatted upon the sea islands on the
coast Of South Carolina. With every wish to
state the case in the best light for his colored
friends, he says: Tho great m ajor1ty are sure
to be remanded to the position Of simple day
laborers. Aud in this direction the first step
has already been taken, VIZ: the people leaving
their families and lands and going abr 1ad to
find labor, in order to get Vlttel to GO upon,
and 10 this year after year, there is ecarcely an
exception. But this argues nothing tor or
agaipet the negroes per Sc, 1t being natural re-
suit inevitable to their condition. Having
been called 10 official duties in assessing prop
erty for taxation on Port Ropal Island was
which they are living. Tnose who have own
ed their land, to a practical purposes, for five
and Blk years, owolng, as rule, nothing but
their ten acres and negro cabin. A few own
ed hog or two; less number COW or mule.
bad supposed every landowner to possess his
pig and his poultry, but it was far from the
case. There is not one in ten who gets bis
living from his land solely. and those who
work for wages and are not Ian 1owners live
the BEST This ID asad statement for North
ern readers. After long and bloody struggle
for negro equality, and with political elevation
above the white race. the truth ia told that un.
der the most favorable circumstances the ne
gro fails as .rmer. and the condition Of the
race is simply changed from that OF slaves to
at OF bred servants.
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NEWS FROM WAsHINGTON.y

WASHINGTON, June 16.-The President has
approved the findings of the Austin (Texas)
Military Commission, and Weaver will be exc
cuted on the 24th Of September. The findings
of the court at Browns lille were approved, and
those at Austin disapproved.
The Revenue Department mas ordered the
suppression OF some eighteen illicit distilleries
in Lee County, Virginia. The military will be
employed if necessary to enforce the law.
Revenue to-day s61s.000.
Secretary Rawlins has returned. General
Dix arrived on the Gambia. Secretary Cox
has gone to Ohio, and will be absent week.
Thomas G.. Nichols, colored, has been ap-
pointed night inspector Of customs at Calves
ton, Texas.
Brownlow pu blishes letter in favor OF uni
ve1sal suffrage. he says that for the Republi-
cans Of Tennessee to continue the restrictive
policy when the party everywhere else opposes
it. is mischievous and ridiculous.
Judge Paschal has demanded $165. 900 from
Geo. Peabody & Co., of London, realized by
them from Texas indemnity bonds covered by
the recent decision against White, Cheles d
Co.
Boutwell, has ordered the purchase Of an ad-
ditional $500, 900 Of bonds next week to comply
with the Law requiring one per cent. OF the en-
lire debt to be purchased each fiscal year.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-17
IMPORTANT DECISION IN REGARD
TO BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.
IFrom the National 1ptellieencer, June 10. !

From the National Intelligencer, June 1ol
In the Court Of Equity OF the District, Judge
Oln presiding, an important decision mas oeen
rendered, which, in O great measure, dehnes
the legal status OF what are known as Dulld-
ing associations. %,
It seems that one Halter, member OF the
First Cooperative Building Association OF this
city, having obtained an advance OF money
from that association on the terms and con-
ditioss usu with building societies, and
having executed deed Of trust on his
own property to secure the repayment OF
the loan, with all accruine premiums,
fines, forfeitures, &C., subsequently, became
bankrupt, and his assignee in bankruptcy
filed bill in equity. asking for an injunction
to restrain the trustees. under. the above
mentioned deed of trust, from selling under it,
as they had advertised to do, for default made
by Halter. The assignee claimed, under the
bankrupt law, he, the assignee. and not the
trustees, ought to sell under the circumslan-
ces. He subsequently file q supplemental bill
reason. as was alleged; that the premiums,
fines and forfeitures, &C., OF the association
were usurious, and that the contract between
Halter and the association was null and void
on account Of fsuch usury in the transaction:
An Injunction was granted in the first in
stance, which, upon the coming in OF the an.
swer of the defendants, vas modified 80 as to
allow the trustees to sell and bring the money
into court. A motion was then made to set
the sale aside, and after argument ON the sub.
ject and very full discussion Of the prlnci-
pies involved, the court yesterday overruled
the motion to set aside the sale, and ordered
the case to be referred to the auditor to state
the accounts.
In the course Of his decision the judge re-
marked that there was no usury in the trans
actions of these building associations, IN
which, under their rules, they enlarged the
original debt OF the borrowers by charging
premiums, fines, penalties, &C., and that the
transactions themselves were perfectly fair and
legitimate.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-17
Spiral Notifes.

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CURE, TONIC. ERyRR PIEvENrlvE.-Ths val
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Those suffering from debility arising from any
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It is fully guaranteed to give complete and univer-
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At wholesale bJ D0wGE NOISE, corner Meet
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Of Proprietor, southeast corner King and John
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