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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-28
Police Items.


Sixteen cases were tried before Com.
missioner Burditt in the First District
this morning.
There are twelve cases on the Second
District Police station docket TO De held
this evening.
Stephen Boyd, colored, will have JUS
tice before magistrate this afternoon
for assaulting brother black.
Officer Walsh last evening captured
John Horton, colored, on charge Of
stealing clothing from Ed. Danville.
Annie johnson, colored, was placed
last night in the calaboose and this morn
ing fined S. for abusive language.
Dave Jackson. Geo. Washington and
Warren Fisher, all colored, were arrested
by Capt Simons last night for robbery.
Only six bacchanalians found their
way into the First District calaboose last
night, and this morning paid the usual
fee. "
Amy Hunt was arrested for assaulting
and battering sister chip named Jane
Foster. Squire Herman this morning
sent Amy to Jail
Bill Sharon, the colored rose spoken
of by Mullins in Congress, this morning
paid S. for the privilege of driving his
dray on the sidewalk.
Henry johnson, Nose Mcclure and
Fred. Boyce, gentlemen of color,
were very drunk and disorderly yestes'
day. They will have a hearing before
tho Police Commissioner this evening.
Andy Armstrong is cotton picker OF
ebon hue, who oeeasionally gets drunk
aud picks quarrel with sfGc poor dar'
XIV. He will have to answer for his ca,
pers in the Second District this evening.
shsd. Collins, who is a sort of evil
genii as Elssk as coal, was taken into
custody by Captain Alice last evening
for assaulting and ipjuriug Mr, n. Feu
ster, who resides on Pontotoo street
This morning Squire Willard sent Col
Inns to Jail.
r. z. Church, the colored saloon-keeper,
seems deterniued to keeps his chebang
open after lawful hoErs, but the police
seem determined that he shall not, and
va believe the police will succeed: Last
night r. r. G. again violated the law,
and again found himself in the station
house.
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Rroom,s Onera House.

damned every night with respectable
audience is this cozy little temple of
mirth and humor. Broom pleasss his
patrons so we'll that they feel pleasure
in visiting his house frequently and en-
joying themselves pleasantly. Charley
White is the prince of stageists, and he
sets the scenes and arranges the order Of
business with the eye of an artist, Billy
Barry is becoming a favoritei his Ethi.
opian delineations are excellent, Helen
DeVere has returned from summer
tour and will appear in a choice pro-.
gramme tonight.
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NINE. CHAINKux would inform her Gus
toners and all the ladies of Memphis that
she has just returned froH Ne~ Fork
With all the latest styles OF dress patterns
ana bonuets from Paris, which will be
ready for inspection on Thursday next,
at her old residence, l2s Besl street. She
also has several nice rooms for rent, IS
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The revival still goes on at De. Ford's
church. h
Henry Roichman has been elected con-
stable of the Thirteenth Civil District.
The Commercial Hotel is being re-
furnished for the fall and winter business.
The velocipede rink has disappeared,
and a vast cotton shed is going up in its
place.
The cara ran off the track of the Little
Rock railroad last evening and bruised a
few passengers. Ia vi an W
The Dickens habsas corpus case will
be resumed ia the Municipal Court this
evening. Fl4rVld
The County Commissioners have or
dered the bridge over Hurricane creek,
on the Lagrange road, to be repaired.
Justice f. B. Millard has entered suit
in the Circuit Court for $4,000 damages,
sustained by falling through defective
sidewalk.
Radicalism is now dead in Nashville
as we'll as in Memphis. The great Con-
sentative triumph at the municipal elec-
ton in our sister city on Saturday gives
us joy.
In the Circuit Court yesterday the fol-
lowing gentlemen were duly sworn as the
grand jury: Robt. Eclau, foreman J.
W. Herring, Jos. W. Bledsoe, M. Nevis,
J. c. Nicely, A. s. Meyers, Bart. Mcbride,
G. w. johnson, Pat. Burns, @. Jones, jr.,
A. Renkert, John Hendricks.
The following officers, to serve for the
ensuing term, were elected last night at
conclave of the Cyrene Commandery
mo. ~ Knight Templars: Sir Kt. Geo.
Mellersh, E. c.; Sir 1t. Richard Parker,
Generalissimo; Sir. Kt. Dodge G. Trader,
Captain General; Sir Kt. Rev. George
White, Prelate; Sir Kt. Gus. Reeder,
Senior Warden; j. M. Pettigrew, Junior
Warden; Sir Kt. T. ]. Barchus, Re-
corder.
Mr.. T. M. Williamson has completed
the plats which show the ownership, de-
scription and locality Of all property in
the original eight wards of the city, with
the exception of the Butler tract, Navy
Yard and Batture lots. They also show
the same facts in the Ninth Ward of
property embraced within country lots
$40, 52l and 522 and the Greenlaw addi-
ton. In the Tenth Ward, the Overton
tract and Fort Pickering only have been
plated. The County Commissioners
gave Mr.. Williamson 5000 for his work.
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IL YOU want bill.headu, cards, eircu-
lars, account sales, or anything in the
way of job printing, come to this office,
where you will get the very best at the
lowest kind Of prices. Give us call
before making your orders. l49t
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IT will be to the interest of ell whole.
sale buyers to examine the large stock Of
]. H. Loewenstine \ Bros, 23l Main
street. l2.eod-23
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SPEcIAL-We have now on hand the
largest and best selected stock OF zephyr
woEsted, embroidering canvas and pat
terms, etc to De found in Memphis.
Is I. W. JOHNSTON & Co., S4T Main.
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B:LLKsnsz 4 STACK have opened the
large boarding and sale stables, Nos 70,
Al "a and IS Monroe street, and are now
ready 10 receive stock and see their
friends. ~
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FoK SALE.

VALUABLE COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR
v SAL ga beautiful lot and comfortable
residence of four rooms. centrally located, tive
hundred yards west of the depot, in Senatobia.
Mississippi a good well of water at the door,
and n 6ne SELECTION Of fruit Of all kinds. Lot
consists of on Q acre and thirty aud half poles,
subdiyided 80 as to make II very convenient
a good pool Of water in stock yard. good garden
spot Of sps quarter acre also, q shop no,th
and near the depot, Is BY 20 feet. with
basement. suitable for any tradesman. IL
has been us Cd for a matchmaker and jewelers.
shop nearly four years. A good location for
J. L. MEDDERS,
senatobia, Miss, Sept. q. 1869. 20 Is
=. Rare oHANcE.-I OFFER FOR SALE
n that fine tw'o-story and basement brick
Tesidence on Jefferson street extended, near
Orleans, and in ID most desirable locality in
the city Of Memphis. There are seven spacious
rooms above and six in basement Marble
mantles in Eve rooms, and psriors and rooms
in main house are splendidly cernised and
furnished with gas and water pipes. tine
shower-baths, wafer-works compiets. and
No. cistern. Brick stable and carriaee-honse.
with servants rooms above. on the premises.
The occupant, Mr.. B. /. Eddins. will show the
property to persons desiring to purchase,
1910 M. N. hDDlNS ,.
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New GOODS NEW GooDs Just re-
ceived, a very large stock of dress goods,
shawls, hosiery, gloves and staple dry
goods, which we will take pleasure in
showing you.
25 T. w. JOHNSTON 4 Co., 347 Main.
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Fyou want good old Megibben whisky,
20 to Megibben & Bro, 28l Main street.
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We invite an examination of onr new
stock Of fancy goods, which will be found
very complete.
25 T. W. JoHNsToN & Co, 34f Main.
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CRYSTAL PALACE BILLIARD SALOON
having been newly fitted mp throughout,
will reopen Tuesday morning, the 18th,
when all their old friends are invited to
be present The bar is stocked with the
finest liquors, wines, etc. Fine lunch
every morning from lot L.. u
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A LIRaE stock Of dry good, boots,
shoes, hats ard clothing at ]. Il. Loewen-
slime 4 Bros, 23l Main st. II eod-2a
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A LARGE assortment Of blankets, cover
lets aud quilts at J. Il. Loewenstiue &
Bros, 231 Main street. l2-eod-23
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MURRAY r. RIDGLEY, merchant tailors,
81 Madison otreet, have received one OF
the prettiest stocks Of goods ever brought
70 this market They will be able to show
to any gentleman the finest patterns for
suits. OF the latest styles ust from the
Northeast and West, that can be anywhere
selected. These gentlemen propose and
will compete with the first class estab-
l;sbments in the United States. We
would recommend our friends to look at
he Siook of goods received and being re-
ceiyed every day BY these gentlemen be-
fore buying Of other places. lO-I
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TRAVELLERS over the Mississippi and
Tennessee railroad can always get nice
meal at the Verandah Hotel, at sardis.
Charlie Richards knows just how TO make
you comfortable. l54t
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DEEps, Leases, Bills Of Lading, Dray
Tickets, and ell kinds Of Blanks for sale
at this Office.
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Jysr RECEIVED, at A. Yaccaro 4 Co.'S,
a24 Front street, fifty barrels and half
barrels pure old rye whisky, from Balti-
more, distilled in 1860. 4S
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O. e ntl g m e N

nRsIRING EITHER A GOOD SHAVE
DoraJAM UP hair cut. should 70 % Thoa-
Bu.es e,resr hop. - unisn stfssf, rear
rienced HQrkmen. II
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H l. n ~ Il h IL -
Independent Passenger Packet.
For BradIy's. Pecan PIT. Richard
son Landing. Randolph, Fui-
ton and Osceola.

rrHR NEW AND SPLENDID ia
II passenger packet HAAIL- .kzz.-z.s.e--ls
TON-W. Z. uarduick. master: frank ten
tsrruan. clerk-Will leave for above aud inter-
m ediafa landings. commencing Tuesday. Sept.
IA, Rnd leaving Memphis every Tuesday and
friday, at o'clock pm. This boat was pur-
chased expressly 10y me trade. and WI run t.e
40 their buEins1s With promptnoss and difpafeh.
The Captain will eive bis personal attention
10 filfnr o. orders. For ffeiaht o. passage apply
Il ELLI0r1 a MILLER. Aaeuts.
up. WALT a CO.. Bradley Block.
81 MARFIN Walt 4 Co. ~ Rront q
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You can buy fresh oysters and family
groceries cheap, at J. DevotO's, corner
] bird and Adams. q
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r.. p,sr :. I'VE CHEAFEsT.-J. De-
vote has the best OF everything mug. :" 'ns
family grocery line, e0 -
Adams streets.
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IFyou want good old Megibbsn whisky
20 to Megibben & Bro, 28l Main street.
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NOTICE the bargain in q handsome
city residence" advertised this evening
by Messrs. Register, Tresevant 4 Co.
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p,mrs. URIC snd camel coal and gas
ooke-Bie, 'sg. Meiiersh l. Co. ohioe' z1s .
Ar Sethel block. VI
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A LARGE variety of ladies baskets and
feather busters, at Schwsrzenberg' 8, 234
Main street. 1871
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NorroE.-The annual renting o. pow
in the First Presbyterian c.eurch' corr''
Third and Poplar, will take place al 'ns
church on Friday next (oct ID at ~
o'clock an.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

Weather,
Meteorological observations. as reported to
us By Mr.. Edward Goldsmith:
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ADVERTISE your business in LEDGER
directory, fret page.
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Regular Memphis ana srtar's Point
Trt.WeskIy Packet.
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
Once, no. I3 Madison Street.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION
RI E M p H L IS
Tuesday Evening. Sept IS, 1855.
THE CITY.

PIrTsBURG and Camel coal and gas
: Ne. Brown b Jones, Office 282 Main
-. :. Bethell Block. !
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Irish National immigration ConveD
ton - appointment of Delegates
from this City.

Irish National Immigration COnveR
ton Appointment of Delegates
from this City.
Pursuant to call through the public
press, q meeting was held on Monday
night, 9th inst, at the Hibernian Hall,
for the purpose of appointing delegates
TO the Irish Immigration Convention to
he held at ST. Louis on the 9Th of October.
Thomas Keely, President of the Hiber-
MAN M. Ii. SOCIETY, proceeded to organ
ize the meeting at eight o'olopk. The
Chair called on M. Magevney, sr., Esqr
to address the meeting, which he did In
an able, earnest manner, pointing. out
the vast importance of our Southern
countrymen having strong representa-
ticn in the coming convention, which, he
said. would b composed of the largest
body of Irishmen ever brought together
in this country. The speakers remarks
were very appropriate and well received.
A motion was next made by Prof. 7.
r, Mitchell, that committee of three be
now appointed for the purpose of NOM
mating sslegates to the Irish National
immigration Convention. Carried.
The committee in Q short time pre-
sented as their report the following
named gentlemen as their choice for
delegates: Col. NJ. Magevney, Sr., Prof.
p. .. Mitchell, Thomas 4offet, Thomas
Keely, M. Gavin and M. Kelly.
The report was received and the NOM
nations unanimously confirmed.
On motion, the names of John Lilly
and James g. Barbour we're added to the
list of delegates.
A motion to the effect that this meet
ing of citizens endorse the action of the
Irisn Literary Association in appointing
Col Magevney, Jr., and John League,
Ess As delegates to the St. Louis con-
yention, was anonymously adopted.
On motion, q oompittsp ct three was
amounted to confer with the railroad
Officers to solicit a reduction of fare for
the delegates. Carried.
Col NJ. Msgevney, Sr.. Thos. Fisher
and J. Feally we're appointed on this
committee.
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GEO. W. CHEEK,
NJ Geo. Malone. master. leaves 49,
a. above every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,
and FRIDAY, at pm Apply On board. Isl
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FRESH Baltimore oysters. for sale To
families, at J. Dsvoto's. corner Third and
Adams &c
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EcoxoMIxE.-Hats cleaned, dyed
pressed aud trimmed equsl to new by
NJ. Cohen, 384 Main street. 1851
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M.LrBr's Oysters received daily BY
J. Devote. cor Third and Adams sts. 20
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ror Friar's Point ana Way Land'gs.
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Jusr opened, full line OF the latest
styles dress goods, at ]. 81. Loewensline
& Bros, 23l Main street. l2-eod-zS
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Sample paper, "the best in the world,
nH. Wade & Co.'s, 29f Main street. 70
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Brsr makes Of boots and shoes. at rea-
sOuabIe prices, at ]. b. LoeweustiOe a
Bres.', 231 Main street. l2-eod-3
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DOUBLE refined carbon oil, SOC per gal
Ion, at 234 Main street 1871
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Aftention All!

GALL AT R. u. GLIss0N'S GROCERY
" Store, No. 143 Main street, corner Of FIX
change, and buy your family, and plantation
sells AT lowest cash prices. Goods delivered in
the city free Of charge. Choice new Flour,
Hams, etc. L-H
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CIR your F. Y. shirts and furnishing
goods direct of the manufacturers, Wig
cams a. Thorn, 233 Clay Building. 6O-I
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FoR stoves, oils aud house-furn'shing
goods. 90 to N. Schwarzenberg, 234 Main
street. Exclusive agent for the eels-
brsted "Contiuental," with sliding doors.
Ten per cent. off profits on all sales
given 90 Confederate widows ana
srnnan,.. lst
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Money 10 loan at $50 Main st. SIS
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Ii you want good old Megibben whisky
20 to Meeibben & Bro, 28l Main street.
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oYsrERs as cheap as elsewhere, at J.
Devoto's, corner Third and Adams. Is
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MOBILE.
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.

New York Money Market Sept. IS.
By Southern Pacific and Atlantic telegraph
Government stocks are unsettled. Sterling
exchange is dull at 100 for sixty day bills.
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BOAR DIN c.

DOARDING.-A LARGE. FRONT Ho9 ,S1 !.
.nces REQUIRED. Amply al q Madison st: ~ e.
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New York Cotton Market Sept. rs.
By Southern Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph
Motion market opened firm, at the following
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sugar for Preserving.
All grades of preserving sugars from
common to best, and at very low hgures.
Come and see.
Mustard. =.
Colman 8, Durkee's, Kentucky and
common mustard-mustard we know 10
be good.
Spices. aWffn
A new lot Of very fine extra ungronnd
cinnamon, cloves, nutmegs, mace, white
pepper, etc., superior to anything ever
brought to Memphis.
OLIVER, FINNIE & Co.,
284 Main street.
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FERNANDO
INsU gAN0E U00MffAafNJ M Z,
No. " Madison Street.

,,,u,s coMpa NY rs NOW DoINaA GEN;
aral fosarau 60 Bus, ness. Its stock Is own rs.
By our city msrt haats nd business m the ad.
Aim Is TO do So 70 local unnes "a A. Poiicv
vantage Of both Vie Comp. Wy ~"1
Holder. f.
s.H. DUNsCOmB, Pre-. ddent;
w. Is. GALBREATH, Vi
BEN. MAY, Secretary;
FIN. NELSON, Assistant Sea -
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

Memphis Cotton Market-Sept. %.
The market is quiet, but firm at the follow
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-30

TuH MEDICAL COLLEGE OF SOUTH CAHOLISA. in
this city. will commence its winter term on Mon
dag next the first proximo. We have not heard
what number Of students are expected hut hope
il will he Il goOdly number, as the gentlemen OF
The faculty certainly merit n substantial reward
for their ar,luOns labors, which we know viii he
faithfully performed.
There Is no bctlcr institution in the country, AZ
will be testified by thousands OF its graduates
who live In every State OF tho South and West,
anl NIL positions OF honor and trust in their re-
spcctive spheres. The faculty Of the College has
always ranked with the hest in the land, ana We
do not hesitate TO say that this Is the case now
There is always ample material for the in,lustrI-
GUS student OF anatomy, and the opportunities
for clinical instruction ore abundant, and under
the direction OF good pathologists and dlagnos,i.
ciuns.
student who desires to learn AMI make mood
use OF his time cannot subscrvc these purposes
better anywhere than In the Medical College OF
Charleston, and We hope there will be goo ut.
tendance this winter.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-30
A. c. McGILLIYRAY,
AlicfiOnecr.
TTNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
II. MAIIAM HAEfi, EXECUTOR, VS.. JAMES FER
GUS0N, TT Al.

"
GuS0N, TT AL.
On TuEsDAY. the 2d day OF November next. nj II
O'Clock a. NJ, will be sold at the Old Custom
hoHsc In Charleston
An that PLANTATION situate In the Parish or
ST. Johns Berkeley, ,On the western branch OF Coon
or River. known US the OH and New Farm mems
nring 655 acres, IA per plat OF Thomas J. Mcllard
dated 10th April, lSIt; bounding northeast and
north OH Lands lately OF Frederick Ford and Mu.
berry Plantation, southwest on WappahOOln
Creek. which separates 1t from Seaton, southeast
on l'ncknn Greek, an,l east On Cooper River. And
also ~ part Of the said Plantation, the TRACT
known as The Elbow Tract, measuring 81 acres
Also. all that adjoining PLANTATION known rs
Seaion and WcSlnm t0r Wcston), measuring 1850
acres, a. per plat Of John Diamond dat Ell July
l,ss; bounding northeast on wappahoola Creek
whic'i divides II from the Old and New Farms mi
from south Mulberry Plantation. north on Lands
formerly OF Thomas Mkeu, west on NOncE's
Corner road, and south on Docknu Plantation
tn" said two Tracts or Lands being sold subject
to lease to Samuel ". Lynes until 3lst Decem
Der 1871, ~ an annual rent OF $500.
Tcrms-Onc-llfth cash; balance In one. two
three four and five yenrs, secured by bond. and
mo nmor,Gnse o. OF the premises, with interest from
tle day OF sale at seven per cent. per annum. nav.
stamps E. w II MSrkEX :" "nu
octls satul Sheriff OF Charleston County.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-30

i'y virtue OF an order Of the Honorable the Dis.
trict cour! OF the United States, I will offer for
Sale: nc The Old l'osiolice IN Charleston, on
TUESDAY,, the 2d OF November next, Mt III
O'Clock a. NJ,
The following Parcels or LAND, to wit:
MI that TRACT OF LAND, containing one hulf.
drcd and twenty-five tl25) acres more ur less.
situate ;ind lying ON the public road leading Il,
sMikcicher iiridSc, In the District tnOw County
q! Beaufort and state of South Caroiiui and
bounded ON the north III Land or Estate of VIM,
Cook, east by \. langfori, south by John Harvey.
ah vest by Lands or Elizabeth Kearsc
ALSO,
All that LOT OR PIECE OF LAND, containing
three acres, situate and lying at the Whippy
swamp Cross Roads. in tile County und Stntc
aforesaid. and bounded OH the north by Lands of
y. H. n. Terry, east ami south BY Lands OF Jehu
Harvey, anu west by Lands OF W. ]. Terry
Terms-One.lialf cash; remainder I'm one ycar
to he secured by bond hearing interest from day
ol sale. ai rate Of per cent. per annun ana Il
mortgage OF the property. Purchasers to pay for
stamps and conveyance.
octlG s3tui J. W. BURBRIDGE, Assignee.