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A bill wss introduced to prevent vexa-
tious land li.igati0ns, and was referred
to the judiciary Committee.
The j0iBt resolution to purchase or
lease suitable premises in New York for
the staff department Of the army, etc.
was passed. Also one relative q the
Government buildiggs at Fort Aotten,
Dacsta, with amendments.
The River and HarbOr appropriation
bill was reported, and made the special
order for tomorrow.
The Election Committee reported that
8. T. Hoge is entitled priD9d fdcie to the
seat from the Third South CaroIina Dis
trict, and notice was given CT action on
the report On next Tuesday.
The House then took up the C0vOde
contested case, but no sction was taken.
The Committee on Elections had I'M
der consideration the other South Caro-
Ina cases.
The debate OF the question occupied
the whole days session, but was devoid
OF any feature or incident Of public in
terest. Finally, Nj. Paine moved to re-
commit the Whole subject, with instrue-
tons to report On the merits Of the case,
which vas sgrsed to, aud after some fur
Their u~nimForLant business the House
adjourned.
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THE

The issue Of tomorrow viii be one Of
the most interesting ever given to the
public. We expect to prints lsrge extra
edition, snd think it 8 favorable occasion
for advertisers to svsil themselves of the
advantages Of the SUNDAY APPEAL.
We make special rates for the Sunday
and Monday issues. The APPEAL is the
only morning paper published on Mon
day. News dealers and others viii please
send in their orders early.
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NASHVILLE, April 1.-The projected
railroad from Decatur to Montgomery,
Ala, was let cut to contract yesterday,
anG the work viii begin Immediately,
The contractors are principally Northern
capitalists. The road passes through one
Of the richest mineral regions in the
country. A large number Of practical
PennsyIvsniaus have invested largely in
the lands along the line Of this road.
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IL AE'PEAL
SATURDAY mOKNIsG, APRIL ). 1868


FIST FAGE-Fseadish-SpatR ~ EEpeoted
Eer-FabuIOus- Victoria - Cuba - CoH0a-A
Terrible neutrality-suspicious. hHstdfes
Brotralolr-The Chiefo5" Sails "
SECOND PAGE-LegWich IS. Snidh-APpropTia-
zion for Rn0rHRe-cred6Ie T~estinsoay-The
OansDasga COnaa-Hced-Ths Militia Georgia
The Western Rress-JoAnson on TIE Situation
Telegnaphie Intelligence.
THIRD PkeE-The c Erts-The R1ffisoa Case
C0uOa CdH -AnqusesHents The Selma Rail
zoad-LarQe FIre-NGfional Labor Uni0H.
FoURTH PAGE.-TrGdc dad FRdRce-RiUcT In
AsFlgeRez
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TELEGRAPHIO
View Rorh MaEkes.


Nxw YORK. April 9. -COtton Is dull ard
without decided ch nge. Flour, supernne,
80 bJ@6 10, casing &c lUwer. Wheat dull and
&c lower; Ahisky n01lnal: Corn es9Sio.
Dry Goods Are daSI and inactive. Blown
at S4Ssc. PTiaFEir{c for S1nerGoan and
AmosKeag, and n%c for Pacific and ~Spragues.
sew UrAsRas szarke5.
NEW ORLEANS, april Acknowledging
to-day 80 a6lel for the week 1881 bales. Ex-
ports to-day zs09 bales for Tie week, foreign
1882 bales coastwise 800 bales. Stock I28, sS8
bales. safes to-day $50 oaks; fOr-fns wea6 10
so. The demand to-day was limited aud prices
declined re. MlddIings 2szc. Gold &c. Ster-
ling 4l]4c. Co2merciai paper 40 g404c. New
York sight H9Ec premium. Flour drmsr;
Com hrmsr; white 7E2978s; yellow sue. 9ats
advanced to zoe. Bran 81 10. Hay, prime, So
Pork hrmer at sS3. Bacon quiet; shoulders
lf1zc; sizes HA4l7Hc. Lard, dali; tterces lSk1
1916 keg 20gl11ac. Sugar dun; common lie:
prime l4c. MOiasses steady; prime, 100.
WHISKY dull and nominal at S5ag3Hc Codee
quiet; fair 49, 9i54c prime 7gl7%c.
CEueinnasa Market,
OrScIrwATI, April Al Flour dun and IN
changed. Corn 6A965c. Whisky Gle. Pork
s3l 90 Bulk shoulders I2Lc SIDES l41zc. Bacon
10 eiI9c. sugar l4Sloe. Wheat dull at 81 IS.
Barley 81 20. Cotton duh at &c. Rye 81 80.
Coffee hrm at 29S28, Pot toes 7Os75c. Eggs are
higher at &c, EuGJer SCARCE a. 4BG Else.
ST. EsouIs AAarkeL.
81. LOUIS, April Flour, 81 a so Wheat
81 sal 90. Coon 66970c Barley 81 90. Rye
81 - ii -. Oais 55s6Uc. WHISKY roc. sugar
I3l$ Gl5Lc. M0Iasses 20 9SJc. Pork $50 5e6gs2.
Bacon shoulders 1904 sides 15A9f7hc
Hams lS9Iyc. Lard ISc.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, April D. Flour s. 60a6 90.
Wheat g. %. Corn 524c. rye 81 va. Oats
53s. Blrley eI53 Il 90. HighW nes SIC. sugar
I40I6r. Holasses SIgI Is Bulk shoulders
l2c. Hams D49l6c. Lard ISc.
louisville EzaRkea.
LoUIsvILEF, April 2.-TObacco active sales
80 hhds at 81 70 Ii4 20. Pork S32. Lard 1870;
Bbcon shOGl irrs 1874; sides Il Gi7Lc. Bulk shoul-
deis l3c; side l5NIo5ac. Flour a650g6. Corn 81
G64s. Oats tOG63 2. Groceries unchanged.
Foreign
LIVERPOOL, April 2-COttOn fist. Uplands
l2Agl5sd; ORLEANS PIG l25sd; sales 5yn0 bales.
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Sale of Real Estate.

VIZ HEREAS, by the provisions Of a deed
Nv from J. D. Williams Il Co. to Giuseppe
GalIino and Bernado Cunio, dated 9th August
1865, and recorded in Book 50, part I'd, page 37
the ~grantors have reserved 10 themselves a
special lien on the property therein conveys
waving all equities and right Of redemption
and also reserV1ng to themselves, in case Of de-
iauIt of payment of either or all of the notes
Executed by this grantees for the purchase
money at the maturity thereof, the power &
enter aad resell the land conveyed IL the said
deed and executing to the purchaser a good
and valid title free from all equities or right oil
Darto{ the purchase money is now due and un.
peId, we, the undersigned, grantorS in the
above mentioned deed, do, in pursuance Of the
said provision therein, hereby give notice, that
after thirty days from the date Of this, to-wit
on the
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VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, april 2.-Gen. e. s.
Webb assumed command to-day and
issued an order re-instructing Gov Wells.
Col. Slower has been appointed Adjutant-
General of the Department.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, April 2.-Another explosion
occurred at the Wiley Colliery, in Lam
csshiFe, yesterday, which killed twenty
eight persons, and badly injured many
others.
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First Dag of Nag Neat,

We will sell, on the premises. TO the highest
bidder. for cash, the lot set forth in hes above
deed, by meets and bounds, as follows: Be
ginning at stake in the north side of Beal
Street 81 feet rom the Intersection Of the east
side of De>oto street thence with north Line
Of Beal street east dfty-eight(5 S) feet TO astake
thence north two hundred and fifty $50 feet
north to a stake; theDce west and parallel
with Beal street ffty-eight (5s) feet; thence
south TWO hundred anu fifty (250) feet TO be-
s-inning-being part of block 90, subdivision
South Memphis.
mh3l j. u. WILLIAMS 20.
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B. LOWENSTEIN 6 BROS,
Cor. jefferson and Main SITS.


a E, the undersign ed, have this Gay, by mu-
tnsI consent. dissolved our c-opartnership
as Agents Of the Connecticut Muiual Lie In
sura1ce Conrany OF Hartfsrd, e. Z. White re-
tsrine. The business OF the AGENCY will be
continued by james 8. Carpe1t e q Co, who
are authorized to settl 9 ar the business OF the
nfa Oh N@p" JAMES 8. CARPENTER.
AprilI 1863. R.F. WHITE, JR.
IN retiring from the Agency OF the Conneetf-
emf Mutual Life Insurance Company, 1 take
Measure In Tecomme ding James :. Carpen-
Ter my former partner in the Agency a well
worthy q continuance OF that lberal patron
aqe heretofore extended TO our nrm.
sp2 B. y. WHITE, IN.
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troll with the Iaterior d Department, under
the direction Of the President, and wac
her agreed to ard the bill passed.
AT $3.50 pm. the Senate went into eX-
ecutive session, and after sometime spent
therein, adjourned.
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To Contractors.

OTFTcE MEMPHIS AND SELMA 3. r. COL
MARIoN. ALA, April 1. 1855.
DROPOSABS will be received at this once for
the grading, bridging and track laying or
forty milesof this rosd, north OF Men01. n
work Is Of a desirable character, and me terms
Also. enc hundred laborers wanted immedi-
~ MINOR MERRIWETHER,
Chief EnRinasr.
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FUNERAL nOTICE.

FLAHERTY-The friends and acquaintance
of Patrick Flahsrty are requested TO attend the
funeral OF his wife, ELLEN F~LAHEBTY, from
his residence, So Second street, corner Of Win
chester, tomorrow Sunday afternoon, at 4
o'clock,
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In the District Court Of the United States for
the District of West Tennessee.=In the mat
ter OF 2. I. Huette &C5., bankruTts. In BANK
ruptcy, before Thomas J.. Latham, Esq, Heg-
lister.
To the creditors OF the above named b~ankrrpts
Take notice, that 4 third general meeting OF
the creditors of said baDkrupts Will be he'd az
the Office of said Register, in The city Of Mem
phis, in said District,on Wedn e.day, the 18th day
Of April, AID. 1865, at l0o'clock am, fer the puf-
poses named in TIE nth section OF tbs Bank
rupE Act of March z, 1861
w. Y. CIRODE, Assignee.
Memphis, March 30, 1868. mhsl
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quick Tanne East

Morning Train from Memphis does not run
on Sunday.
Leave Memphis, r. r. time. 500 am. 400 pm.
Arrive at wi Pun. 5:30 am.
Sleeping Cars on Evening Train nom Menu
Through Tickets at Reduced Rates,
Can be procured at the Co~Jnpany's Once, 23SH
Main street, and at Depot, head OF Main street,
rs- Baggage Checked at Depot or by the Mem
phia City Transfer Company at Hotels. Prt-
7ate Residences, or Oh board ooals, 20 al prin-
oipaf points East and North.
Telegraph ONCE in Ticket Office, 23TH Main
SAM. B. JONES, superintendent.
SELL POWELL. Passenger Agent fe02l
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THE attention Of merchants and cot
ton dealers Is directed to the "Cotton
Case" reported st length on our third
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For B. J. Persons, Esq, one hundred and sixty
acres Of land, east Of and adjoining the Norris
Tract, on the fernando road, i've miles south
east of the city. The land viii be sold in 40
acre tracts, each tract being part cleared and
part wood land. A portion Of the land runs
into the valley OF N~onconnah creek. For
garden and fruit purposes these lands are very
desirable and valuable.
Plan Of subdivision may be seen at our office.
and the lands shownt to any parties wishing to
TERMS-HaIf cash. balance Il months, with
out interest.
$50 acres situated two miles north of Ger
mantown, extending across Wolf rivers
acres cleared, the rest heavily timbered.
Raleigh and Germantown road rams through
the land. The tract embraces
MILL SITE
This tract will be sold without division, and On
same terms as above. Plans made by Robinson
& MOGn, from actual survey, on file in our office,
TIL sale of the lands viii take place at our
Salesroom, northeast corner of Main and JEFF
fefson streets and as before announced, will
be positive aud without reserve, by direction
OF the owner.
Titles to these lands held by original grant.
ROTSTER, IRTZETANT & CO.,
sp2 AuctiOneers.
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70 whom it may concern.

In the District Court OF the United States, 70
the District of West Tennessee. In the mat
ter OF George III. Andrews, Bankrupt. In
bankruptcy, District of West Tennessee-sss
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AUCTION.
U~NRESERVED SALE
OF
U GARDEN
AND
FARM LANDS
AND A.
MILL SITE
NEAR THE CITY.
APRIL 18TH

WE WILL SELL, WITHOUT RESERVE
to the highest bidder.
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General Forrest viii be at the ONCE OF the
planners Insurance Company, In this city, uR-
iii Monday. he 5fh inst, and will be pleased to
Tva In regard 70 the above men,
rsARM FOR SALE-A spiendid arm Of four
Il hundred acres buildings. fences, agricul-
fnral fmpiements and everything com piete for
anlffvarfon this year. riEcated ~ miles north
OF OAK Hill Station. Superior i1ducement8 to
auv one Wishing to purchase for cash, Or good
ternns otherwise. For urthsr particulars ad
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10 THE PUBLIC.
TERMS OF -suBsCRIPTION.

EAL 4EEAAAf Ot- ycNI -.---sssass.asssss"- 80
RATES OF ADVERTTSIEG. >
sTdHSseRt advertisements hGutng the Tun O he
paper, first insertion 81 each sUbseqbent tlSeT-
ton % ceu1s per Spare.
Advertisement IN Wax OF Reu c0tenani u cc"@
per line each fEseTtfo1a.
Monthly advertisements, IS for gTS and Is JU
Zach additional square.
advertisements inserted al intervals, % Be charged
as aeiO each insertion.
APPEAL t0iH Be charged ~0He-stBh oddla0ndL,
Advertisement Inserted IN The WEEKLY ~l1 Oe
charged hGY Of DAILY rates.
Local Notices. 20 cents per tne a-st i~HSeTtsoE, ana
l2kc cents per dne per month
Al transiedf advertisements, moi rom regular "a
~pe5ttserS. MUST BE PAID FOR IN
a Square Is n Spaee occupied by eight lines o.
sold HO1pOreL
CORRESPONDENCE.
Cc-yespcadeaoe, on Pubic Eustts, sOiicited from
eUeTy part Of 1e Unaed States.
ALNSLH kEATTNG & co.
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The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appnfntment as assignee ofGeorge H. Andrews,
OF Memphis in the county Of Shelby and state
OF Tennessee, within said District, who has
been adjudged a bankrupt upon his own petit
ion. by the District Court OF said District
Memphis, Tenn, the SDth day OF March,
A.. d., 1863. WILLIAM Y. CIRODE.
mhsi ia Assignee. Etc.
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AuttI0n sale OF Government Prep
eFty.

Posr QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,l
MEMPHIS. TESN APRIL, 1859.
IN compliance with instructions received
L from the Office of the A. Q. NJ. General,
Louisville, KY will sell the Quartermastsr's
St9res at this Post, consulting Of Fuel, Forage,
Straw, Horses, Mules, Wagons. Carts, Harness,
Tentage, Tools BOrSe and Mule Shoes, Nails,
ETC.. etc, at pubic auction, commencing
THURSDAY, April Sth inst, at 10 O'CLOCK am.
Sale to continue from day to day until ali the
properly is disposed OF
Terms OF ~SaIe-Treasury notes
CAS5 DURHAM,
LIST Lieut.. 25th Infantry, and A. A. Z. n.
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FINANCIAL AND ComMERCIAL.

New YORK. May 26--Noon Stocks
strong and unsettled. Money steady, at
6@7. Sterling 9as. Gold 4OT. Flour
dull, and 5@10c. lower. Wheat n shade
lower. Lard heavy, at 1S16(dISs6. Cotton
dull, at 2sIa@2s24. F'reights firm
P. M.-Cotton tavors buyers, with sales
OF 1,5OO bales, at 2S1a@284. Floa- =
super 5.35C96:GO; common to fair extra
6: G:45@6.5O. Wheat heavy and 1@2c. lower.
Corn less active and 1(a2c. lower. Pork
dropping, at 31:1219. Lard heavy-kettle
1SM919. Whiskey dull, at 1l2. Gro
cerles dull. Freights frmer-cotton sail
5.32: Money active, at Z. Sterling 9I5.
Gold weak, at 391S.
BALTIMORE, May 2G.-Cotton and flour
dull. Wheat weak-prime valley red 100.
Corn firm-white S5@S6; yellow 9SC09O
Fork 32.OO. Bacon firm. Lard quiet, at
l9(@lOla. Whiskey unchanged
, oa oGaINc1ENNAT1, May 26.-Whiskey dull, at
lO2 Lard held at 1S14@1S,a; no sales
New ORLEANS, May 26.-Cotton easier
$50. Gold 39it Flour frm-super 5. 81:
double $50; treble 6.25. Corn scarce
white 90G95. Oats so. Pork 80. 25. Ba-
con 1314G0174. Lard-tierce 1Si.mISsI:
keg 10000. Sugar-prime 1917 5(613s1
common 92l@lO15. Molasses nominal.
Whiskey S711s(99716. Coffee unchanged.
MOBILIZE may Zo-Cotton dull; sales 100
bales-low middling 2619: receipts 90.
CHARLESTON, May 26-Cotton dull and
nominal, with sales of rs bales-middlings
2714; receipts 217.
AUGUSTA, May 26.-Cotton market easier,
with sales of 200 bales; receipts 26-mid-
dlings &c.
SAVANNAH. May 26.--Cotton demand
very light -middling 27; sales rs les; re-
LONDON, May 26-Noon -Consols o331.
Bonds 1915
LIVERPOOL, May 26--Noon Cotton
quiet-uplands 1115@1114; Orleans 1880
111a. Bombay shipments to the 22d, ac-
cording to private advices, Sc, 600 bales
LIVERPOOL, May 26-Evening. Cotton
closed unchanged, with sales of 10000
bales.
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Assignee's Sale of Real Estate

BY D. G. PEIXOTTO SON, AUCTIONEERs.
In the matter of Robert bryce G. Son. Bankr7tp,s
BY virtue OF the authority in mo vested as As
l will sell, before the Court House. in Columbia
$. c., at the usual hour, on MONDAY, the Tth
day of June next, tho following valuable real o.
tate OF Robert Bryce, free from encumbrance, to
wit:
LOT NO
All that lot OF Land, with the Brick Store and
Offices thereon, lately occupied by Robert Bryce
two feet two inches, more less and North on
Blanding street, two hundred and eight feet eight
nehes In ne, a or less and BY parallel lines West
LOT NO. 9.
All that Lot West of No. 1, containing about
onechaif acre. bounded East by Lot No. l and
M. Ehrlch's lot, West by Assembly street, South
by lot OF ---, and North by Blandng street
On this lot Is the ire-proof powder house used by
+. Bryce.
LOT NO. 8.
All that lot of Land whereon the said Robert
Bryce now resides, containing one-half acre, more
or or less, and bounded North by r. Cathcart and g.
w. Wright, East by Gates street. South by Rich
land street, and West by Lot No. L.
LOT NO. 4.
The vacant Lot containing ,one-half acre. West
OF the last described lot, fronting South on Rich
land street one hundred and four feet eight inches.
more or less, and running back by parallel lines
two hundred and eight feet, bounded West bv W
W. Walker. North by g. w. Wright, and East by
Lot No. 3.
LOT NOS.
All that tract OF Land containing twelve acres
ten chains, more or leas, about two and a half
miles from the city OF Columbia, known as "The
Sand Hill Residence, bounded by lands of ]. W.
Parker, W. j. Taylor, DR.. Elias Marks, and
others.
TERMS OF SALE-One- third cash: the balance of
purchase money payable in equal instaments of
one and two years, with interest from day of sale
payable annually, and secured by bond and mort
May 16 NTH Assignee.
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SHERIFF'S SALES

PY virtue of sundry writs of feri facins tn ma
Il ~ directed. will sell on the FIRST MONDAY
IN IN oune next, In front of the Court House in Co.
lumbia, within the legal hours, the following pro-
The HOUSE and LOT on the corner Of Bland.
ing and Barnwel streets, in the city of Columbia.
bounded on the North by Blanding street: East
ny Barnwell street; South by Isaac Walker and
nj. Cook, and West by Rev. VIM. Martini levied on
as as the property of the estate of John M Allen at
the suit OF the city of Columbia, for taxes.
One acre of Land in the CITY of Columbia IN
Ine corner OF Bull and Richland streets; bounded
on on the North by VIM L. REYNOLDS and James Bell;
West by Mrs. McDonalds lot, levied on as the the
property of E. Cuthbert at the suit of the city of
Columbia, for taxes.
The House and Lot in the city of Columbia:
bounded on the North by E. w. Edgerton: East by
Pickens street; South by J. p. Southern and West
by -; levied on as the property of r. n. Fiani
5an at the suit OF the city of Columbia, for taxes.
a vacant Lot of Land 'e, on Richardson street IN
the tn city OF Columbia; bounded on the North bv
Miinam Hennies; East by Richardson street;
Of tie saa %ssi st svSs sa
suit OF the city OF Columbia, for taxes.
ALSO,
The House and Lot in the city of Columbia:
bounded on the North by Lady street; East by
Assembly street; South by Philip Motifs, and West
by +: d: Gilmore's LOTT levied ON as the property
bia for taxes.
n NaCanI LOU OF Lana IN the city of COlumbia
bounded on the North by Taylor street; East by
Or. Thomas j. Rawls; South by DR.. D. 81. Treze-
want, and West by Samuel Boards lot; levied on
as the property of NJ Lilienthal at the suit of the
city OF Columbia, for taxes.
ALSO,
vacant Lot Of Land in the city of Columbia:
bounded on tho North by Edward Hunt; ON the
East and South by Richard Wearn's lot and on
the West by Richardson street; levied on as the
property of Mrs. l.. g. Patterson at the suit of
the city of Columbia, for taxes.
- ALSO,
The House and Lot in the city of Columbia:
bounded on the North and Wes. by Dr. F. W.
Green; South by Medium street, and East bv lot
OF estate OF Henry Davis; levied on as the property
or William j. Thomas, at the suit of tie city OF
Columbia, for taxes.
vacant Lot Of Land in the city of Columbia:
bounded on the North by Washington street:
Palmer, and West by John English and others;
levied on al the property of f. G. DeFontaine s
Co., for taxes.
ALSO,
A vacant Lot of Land on Richardson street, in
tho city OF Columbia; bounded on the North by
estate of David Truesdale; East by Richardson
street; South by lot of estate of ]. McAndrew and
West by lot formerly of estate of B. Belly; levied
ON as the property IF the estate of J. McAndreH
at the suit of the city of Columbia, for taxes.
Terms cash. p F. FRAZEE s. r O.
May IS o.. ---,-.r ~ -. >. ~. tbn,
=. al 80 tiha
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Under order of Judge of Probate. er parle Samuel
EAR, ,Admlnistrator.-Petaio for Partition and
Sale.
IN pursuance of an order made by Wm Hutson
Il Wigg, Judge of Probate for Richland County,
will sell, on the FIRST MONDAY in June next,
IN front of the court house, in Columbia, within
tho legal hours,
All that tract of LAND in Richland County con-
tanning 50 acres, situate on the waters of Eight
Mile Branch, four miles Northeast of Columbia:
bounded md on the North by lands of VIM. sheppard;
Mrs: Gowings and others and on the West BY
lands belonging to Evans & Cogswe
ALSO,
All that tract of Land in Richland County
known as the Henry Hill Place" about seventeen
bounded on the North by William and Holly Gotf;;
on the South by Wages land; the East by
NichardsPn's land; and on the West by Cobb's
land; c6sAaining 2Go acres, moro or less, being
the lands OF which the late Frederick II. Barsh
died possessed.
Terms OF SALE-Cash enough to pay expenses
OF these proceedings, and one-haf of bid; balance
i'll twelve months, with interest from date of sale,
secured by mortgages of the premises. Purchaser
to pay for stamps and papers
May l3 thm p. F. FRAZEE, S. II. C.