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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-03-18

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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-02
THE LATEST NEWS.

We CLEAN from The Gold Hill News
General Reynolds has had a fgh
with Camanches and Kiowas, anC
killed fourteen of them.
Violent and destructive storms are
reported all over the Middle and West
ern States.
The Republic of Cuba is to be diyideo
into four States, universal suffrage is to
be guaranteed and the President is to
be elected by the general Legislature.
There is more talk of recognition by the
United States.
The Emperor of Russia will send an
Envoy Extraordinary to this Govern
ment to express his Majesty's apprecia-
ton of our friendliress.
The Tennessee Supreme Court has
decided that the suffrage laws are con-
stitutionai and that their operation can
not be interfered with by the Executive.
This floors BrownIow, We suppose.
Ben Wade is coming to the Pacific,
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A REMARKABLE OUrRAGE.-We fin,

4 REMARKABLE OUrRAGE-Ne find
the following item in the press dis
patches:
Some scOundrels the other nj gAt cir
died 500 fruit trees, mostly reaches,
IN the orchard of Martin Green, at St.
Joseph, Michigan. The damage will
reach fully $4,000. \ large reward
has been offered for the arrest of the
perpetrators, and great excitement pre-
walls among the citizens, who turned
out next day e's n1"SSe-men, women ana
children-and bound up the girdled
trees with cloths and grating wax, in
hopes to save them, If possible.
That is about the most villainous
piece OF business we have ever heard of
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-02
TIE CARSON APPEAL says that the

IKE OAHsoS EPPEAL says tuat tne
State Capita, Reporter displays f
- Block lead at tie top of each OF
lis fourteen outside columns. The APP
"SAL displays rs blockhead in lis edito-
rial columns.-StocEtoa Gazette
We fad the above, quoted just as we
print it, in the State Capital Reporter.
il is not 80 bad, considering the source;
Inssmuch, however, as we do not ex-
change with the Gazette we can account
for its attempting q rejoinder upon no
other hypothesis than that the Reporter
sub-let the contract-sert the APrEAL
TO its neighbor and got it 70 undertake
the relort, IN other words. There are,
evidently, no very sslf-reliant wits in
tne Reporter establis hment.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-02
A RoUGH LoyER.-The Sacramento
Record of the 3lst instant tells gthe fol

A RoUGH LovER.-The Sacramento
Record of the 3lst instant tells g1he fol-
lowing story:
A Mexican named c. Bonits was ar
rested in this city oD Saturday evening,
bv officer Rider and Biderman, on II
charge Of infamous treatment of a
woman. Banita has been lining with Il
Mexican. woman on l. Street. between
Second and Third, who SUPPORTED her
self and him by washing aud general
work. But rs he was q worthless
scamp and loafer, she tired of support
ing him and refused to lire with him
any longer. Finding himself thus cast
OF, he vowed vengeance, and to effect
his purpose he induced her to accom-
pany him across the river in a boat.
On arriving On the opposite bank he
tied her to a tree in the dense brush
wood opposite TO the city and kept her
in that predicament all OF Friday n ght
last He at various times threatened
her life, and cut her severely in the
hand, with a knife, aud even made at
temps TO cut her throat. In the morn
ing he released his victim and srowed
her baci, to this city, threatening her
life should she reveal his condnct to-
ward her. Friends of the woman in
terfered and reported the natter to. Ii e
police, who made the arrest.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-02

CoUNr VALMAzEDa, the promulgator
of inhuman orders against the Cubans,
has lately been driven from his position
at B,yamo. 1t is said that he has been
Captured. The news is almost too good
10 be true. tetrue, 'ofwith his head. -
1t Is further stated that :wo thousand OF
his Spanish troops nave died of cholera.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-02
IOFFICIAL.l
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed at the Third Session oftts F6rtisth
C0R1reSS.
IoFFICIAL.I

Public Resolution-No. s.
Joint Resolution authorizing the Secretary OF war
to allow to the New York and Oswego Midland
Railroad Company a right Of way across por-
tinn of the public. ground at Fort Ontario, Os-
weg0, New York. Cor railroad purposes.
Be it resolved by ts.e Senate and House Of Keep
resentatiyes of the United States of America in
Congress assembled, That the Secretary OF War
be- and he is hereby, authorized to low to the
New York and Oswego Midland Railroad Com
pany a right of way through the pnhhc land at
Fort Ontario, Oswego, IN the State OF New York,
for railroad purposes, upon such terms and condi-
tons as he may think the defences at that point
NAV re.uire and make proper, reservIng to the
United States thu right to remove. at the expense
OF the said company, the rails, ties, and other
parts of said road whenever the Secretary of
War shall direct Wildcat any cfim or right of
damages on the part q. said company.
Approved, February 10, 1869.
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CURRENT TOPICS.

The Cuban cause begins 10 exhibit
re-y promising signs of success. 1t /:
evident that the Spaniards suffered 6
severe blow at Puerto Principe. The
rebels seem to have one great advantage
10 being able to prevent the Span
troops from getting necessary supplies ,
aad they have still another in being ac-
ciimated, which tbs regulars who are
opposed to them are not. In the mean
time the dissentions in and about Mad
I'D between the Republicans, Monarch
.ats aud Church Party are growing more
ir.econcilable, while Queen Isabella 5
partisans are making trouble. IN
France, the excitement over the cleo
tons is as intense as ever. Jules Favre
ia reported defeated for the Corps Leg
Is,atif. DeemIng himself tie victim OF
fsauds, be will contest. Napoleon has
get his hsa-t upon having a Legislature
~hich will pass II law giving the lmpe-
rial succession to his son, and the Re
pGb!icans are making gallant fight
against such a misfortune. The loss OF
Jules Favre, if loss it be, is most Sc
rious one. John Bull still froths and
fu mes over Summers speech. One day
he demurs to the Indictment, then be
affects to style it - praposoerous;' then
re busters, and always sweats and
wriggles as in an iue xtricahle quauGary
AS be is-placed there by that tire
Laird comes out with a letter which
proves him an enfdnt terrible for be
frankly lets the cat out Of the bag by
relieving himself from blame and put
ting 1t upon the Government. laird
evidently is tired of being made the
scape goat of the Tory Press f.; so be
comes upon the witness stand, turns /
Queens evidence, says 20 John Bull
e You know that you wiuked at me
when | was getting the alabama ready |
FOR the Confederates you know that
lie Government wanted that ship to GO
% sea and wipe the Yankees commerce
rom the ocean you know that you are /
the Devil ronnd the stump
When you fix the blame on ne and
vii! stand the brunt OF this business no
ouger." Substantially talking thus,
II. Laird lets all the wind cut Of the
ais of the Tory Press for it won't do
or them TO sttemp. his impeach ment
Ipon a matter regar ding which he is so
c,iable a witness. From present ap-
earauces, it looEs as if England was
bout being driven ashore for lack Of
lrther excuses snd arguments and l
ompelled to plead guilty. Her after
thoughts about the Caroline affair and =,
eniau invasionS are simply evidences {
her weakness. She might as well {
AXE up the tea business in Boston Har- ..
or. Matters down in Paraguay are in
strange muddle. NOBODY knows the
beresbouts of either Lopez CT McMa-
On. We venture the guess that Lopez
is taken a roving commission, put his
orernment on pack train and
1t loose from every body and that II
cMshou, determined 10 reside near
e Paraguayan Government" iis fol- n
wing him as closely rs possible. &
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-02

Joint Restitution IN relation 10 the meeting Of the
House If Representatives. AT the first session If
the fOlty-nl>t Congress
lie it resolved by the Senate and House Of Rep
reseDt4tIves Of tie Quilted States If America Ill
Congress assembled. That the time for the first
+, ular meeting # the House rf Representatives
Of tue t1rty-1!st CuItgI-e> de- and hereby, pos
p"ned from twelve O'Clock meridian, on the flErth
day # March. eighteen hundred and Sky nine.
to the LunE Of IHree clOcA IL the afternoon u
the said day.
Approved March ! 1899.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-02

GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN is in Sacra-
nento. Some OF the puts he receives
read like cisp-trap advertisements and
reduced the prIce of his show down to
two bits tieAet He is announced in
the cd shUw-oiil style as It the most
-ersa'iie soe aker on the continent" If
ne wer. not 50 modest We should sus-
r-ct tim of writing his own compli-
.Ho.tary notices.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-02

Joint Resolution in leg ard to the publication o
postal conventions made with foreign coun
tries
Be 1t resolved 10y the Senate and House Of Rep
reseutatiyes 81 the United 5 ates OF America Ii
Luu-srts, assembled, That the secretary If state
be authoII Lrt! and directed 10 cause The several
po9Iai conventions Iuads with tO!eIEu UntIles.
under tAe provisions Of The act of March third
Lhteen hundred and hfy-ou-s OF which may
hereafter be ult,ie, t. be published in the same
manner and upon The -lu.a tens as Is precrI ed
f gne publication ui Tie treaties and laws Ut the
United states.
Approved March !, 1869.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-02
BUFFALO, May Goth.

! personal renconter occurred yes
terday between the Congressional PIin-
ter, Ciapp, now or a visit to this city.
and D. 5. Bennett, Eembe- Of Congress
froh this district. an angry dispute
was followed by Bennett being knocked
down, when friends interferel.
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rPrblic Res".u.irn-No g.

A Res lati II in relation to coast defence.
Resolved lev the Senate and Hnrse Of Represen-
tatiyes Of tie United States ofAmerica in Com
gres, ASSEMBLED. That tie General Of the army
and the Admiral OF the navy, or III the absence
nf he Admiral then the Vice Admiral, he au-
thurized ami directed to inquire into the utility.
and pract,cahilty of the Ryan Hitchcock mole OF
ntriue rtIiioations and that they port TO Con
Cr-sS al the hex session thereof.
Approved, February 10, 1868.
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TP1lEeRe~olution-No. 10, !


A Resnlurier prsrusiu au amendment TO the
c Institution Of the United States.
Resolves lev The Senate AMI House of Repre-
sentat,ves u the United states Of Ameri in Con
gre assembled, two thirds Of both houses con-
currinE} Tn At ti.t following article Ice proposed IL
the le-sla OF the several : at-s A. al amend
m-rt to the Const tuition Of the United states,
Which. when ratified by three tourths of said
Legislature > shall be valid as q part If the Con-
stitutIuu, uame'y:
ARTICLE Nv.
SECTION l. The night Of Citizens Of the United
States To vote shall not re denied or abridged by
the United states any State on account Of race,
color or previous condition Of servitude.
SECTION : he Congress shall have power to
enforce this article by appropriate legislation.
ScsUyLFE CoLFA1,
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
b. WADE,
President Of the Senate PR trrlqd.e.
Attest:
EDHp. MCPHERSON.
Clerk # the House Of Representatives..
GEO. { tioRH.M,
Sec Of Senate Us.
Received at Department If State February q,
1863.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-02

JOIN z. OWNS, the great = Scion
Shiugle' comedian, is I'll Virginia City
He viii occupy the Stage of Piper's
Opera House for short time.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-02

TIE SMALL Pox seems to be dimin-
ishing very rapidly in San Francisco.
There was only one death from that dis
case in Sacramento last week
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-02

Public Re- ,ltjon-No. Is.
\ Resolution for printing the Medical ard Surgl-
cal History a Tie Rebellion.
Resolved BY the Setate and House If Rep On
taIivrs Of IN United States % America in Con-
greAs assembled, That there be printed at the
Government Printing ut'cs fse thousand copies
Ct til first part Of the Nedct ami surgical His
General under tbs direction If tie Secretary Of
War and five thousand copies OF he Medical
Statistics Of the Provost Marsh bureau, csnl-
piled aud t" lie completed by surgeon J. II. Bax-
ter, as authorized by act Of Cong ess, approved
July tw-nGy-ei-ht, eighteen hundred aud sixty
SIX. which a 50 provides thar the editions Of both
luuIicttiuil, thus ordered shall be disposed Of as
Congress may hereafter iii ect.
. Aipro, ed, March 8. 1859
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-02

The GOVERNMENT PRINTER WHIPs
HIS MAS.-When viii people learn the
folly Of attempting to suhjugate the
press gang? The impracticability of
such efforts is illustrated in the follow
ing:
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-02

ESQ PEABoDY's charitable donations
aggregate $1,000, 900. He is on his
way to the United States, where he will
remain
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-02

john McCoNE is going to establish q
foundry at Hamilton. So The Empire
says.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-02

SACRAMENTO CRY S infested with
incendiaries. They seem to practice
their devillry from sheer wantonness.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-19
BY JOHN Y. HUMPHREYS,
AuCtIOneer

On TUESDAY, the 25th instant, will sell at IL
o'clock at the old uustoInhouse,
AL that LOT OF LAND, with the Brick Build
ings tnereoa, situate the west side of East Bay
street. and own by the No. 153, at pre- ent
occ''pied by Messrs Kinsman l. Howell; measur-
IN front on East Bay-street = feet, and in depth
ITO S5-l00 feet. Butlng and bounding to the cost
on Es st Bay-street north lot of land below de-
ecribed as No. l55, south lands of Poincignon
aud Barrett, and west the alley way below de-
scribed fronting Unity Alley, which said alley to
be used In common as right # way to both lots.
ALSO.
All that other LOT OF LAND, with the Wooden
Building thereon, on the west side Of East Bay
street, and adjoining the above described lot the
north. and known by the No. 1856 at pre-. ent uuoc-
cupfed; measuring in front East Bay-street -
feet and in depth 1913 S5 100 feet or ess But
ting and bounding to the east East Bay. street,
north on lanas A9# 8r laS 9{ y west
on lands now or late Of - thence on the aIisy
way below described. and to the south on lot No ia
above described. - 80
All that other PIECE. PARCEL OR LOT OF
LAND, fronting on Unity Alley measuring and con-
tanning In front $1,000 feet, in depth 90 so 100
1eet, to be used as right OF way to both the above
mentioned lots all of which will more fully appear
by plat drawn by John T.. Branch Surveyor on
10Th February, 1853, which be seen at my Office
No. ~ Broad-street.
Terms-One-haf cash: balance In one and two
years. secured bond Of purchaser and mortgage of
the premises which to be insured and the policy
assigned. Purchaser to pay me for papers aud for
sIamps mwf4 ul May II
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BY JOHN II. HUMPHREYS,

by JOHN Il. HUMPHREYS.
Auctioneer.
On TUESDAY the 25th inst. will sell. at O'Clock,
at the Old Customhouse,
All that LOT, PIECE OR PARCEL CF LAND cit
uate north side Of Berresfordstreet in the City OF
Charleston, measuring and containing in front on
said street 20 feet and In depth norhwardly sB feet,
more or less; butting and bounding north on land
formerly of j. 81. Sutce, south Berreso street,
east lands formerly of Isaac Barrett and west on
lot next described.
All that other LOT OF LAND adjoining to the west,
measuring and containing in front on Berrester l.
street aforesaid 80 fee and in depth 81 feet more
late of j. ii. sutclife. soutgpn Berrestord street,
east on lot above described and west on lands now
or late Of Bell.
On said two Lots Of Land are BUILDINGS con.
tanning twenty-four rooms, and used o Boarding
house.
Ierms-One-haf cash; balance in one and two
years, secured Gy bond purchaser and mortgage
of premises. which are to be insured and the policy
assigned. Purchaser to pay me for papers and fol
stamps. mwf4tu1 May IL
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Valuable Lace Goods at Public auction.
BY A. T.. McGTLLlVRAY.
AuctiOneer.

VIII be sold. at the Customhouse Charleston. g. O..
on THURSDAY. June 3d. 1859. at halfpast 10
The following valuable assortment of fine I,ACFs
seazed ior violation of the Revenue laws
The Laces will be cold in lots to suit purchasers
ana the attention Of dealers is particularly invited
the large and varied assortment viz:
81 yards THREAD LACE; 21% yards Honiton
Lace; 59oM yards Valenciennes Lace; 82I Il wards
imitation Vsienciennes Lace; 1856 yards Maltese
Lace; 63 yards Imitation Cluny Lace; 1862 wards
Thread Lace lnserings; 248 yards Imitation Thread
Lace Inserhngs; 26 yards Valenciennes Lace IN
serungs; yards Imitation Valenctennes ] ace IN
sert'ngs; 6O6 yards Cluny Lace Edging; 80 yards
Cluny Lace Inserting; IA yards Medallion Lace; one
ios 1OO ysr6s lnsert1nRs; 1904 yards common Lace
Thread Lace Handkerchiefs; 10 valenciennes Lace
Handkerchlefs; ~ Imitation vslenciennes lace
Handkerchiefs; SO Honiton Lace Handk ercLiess: II
Imitation Lace Handkerchiefs; 8 Maltese Eace Hand
kerchiefs; Point Applique Veil; Point Applioue
Head Dresses; l6 Maltese Lace Coifures;7 Honiton
LAce Coinures: Lace Bonnet Tops; 8 HOniton lace
barbs; 10 Valenclennes Necktes: 2 Hopiton ace
collars; Valenciennes Lace Collars: 20 (3uinnra
Lace Collars; 10 Imitation valenciennes Lace Col.
lars; Patent Imitation Valenciennes Lace Collars.
IL Thread Lace Collars; IA Imitation Thread Iace
Colays; 10 Cluny Lace Collars; "A Maltese Lace COL
lars; Lace Barbs; Black Lace Barbs: Black aca
Head Dresses; sets Collars and Sleeves Collars.
Ihread Lace Points. and set Hoaslon Laces
The Laces will be open for inspection the day be.
fore the sale. - -
Conditions cash. A. q. MAcKGY,
Collector.
Collectors Once. Charleston, 8. O., May L. 1899.
nay 10 ...a. nay1B,a9.june3
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s. n. cLoUD orEL.

This NEW AND CoMMODIOUe HOUSE. IooAT.
ED corner OF Broadway and Forty y-second- -asrnet.
conmodation OF its adssts. r. was built exnressiv
Sor nrst-clsss family boarding house--tlae roons
being large and en- suite, hested by stosn-wt,b not
the culinary department 10 I'm the most oxparienced
handa' eaording guests an unequalled tabls.
One or htwood's Patent Elevators ts also among
the modern improvements'' ana st tna service ~
guests st oil hours f7t9 a - =
The Broadway and University Place Cara PASS The
Hall to Central Park, while the Sixth ard kevenfk
Avenue Hoes ere but short block ON either side.
snordng ample facilities for communicating with ali
ment And bzatnees o. tho great fnetsopoHs I I \
e. !uN Msssa - - - AOLLa6Y, TrSrH1ctors.
4. = aSOA - f }sissg 6nos
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Passeragers.

Per stea1nship Champion. from New York-.M,s.
~ Markley, Miss Thompson, X Rae + Smith
20 Fullerton PropsIn. W Beattie. II Giles ]
y Graham, Mary Brown, VA Chichester Hsnry
1entE ana Two sons. M Thomas, J YOug J q
Maftn, Mr. Grote. Foster and wife, w CLARK ana
Wife Mtss d Z Smith. d Thompson, wifc and
Dhild, McNa,nee, 8 Tyson, Louisa Butler. and
Tut, r Idtt, d Bonnethean. a NishaM y
woodward, and Miss O'Gready. " -
: Fer stestnsf Eliot Boy. from Savannah v, Bean.
1ert b!umton &cTJ T Weleunan, T Hull @ Tiliot.
Rhodes, Nrs Young and nprse. W L walker. Wits r.
an1 ny I've sisters b Lamar. Baker and daughter.
g Dc1ter Mrs Barpes. Miss Hunter, Z Il 1rescot !
Lee Dr Wilder, . htn0Iair and wife, Hem,itor M
% - Sumsn az hexenel Osptain g Anderson Captain (.
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lssets Of the Insurance and Trust Compan
Charleston
BY Y. II. OAKEG

Assets Of the Insurance and Trust Company o,
Charleston.
BY z. B. OAKES.
VIII be sold, on TUESDAY, 25th inst, near the Old
c6neA The ASSETS sY OF The INSURANCE AND TRUST
* 9s5 5 HALE EIAl SHARES SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL.
$4,000 Sig per Cent. Bonds East Tennessee an
Georgia Railroad Company -"
$1,000 Seven Per Cent BOND 81 sad
ton Railroad Company
road Company
S2So0 Six per Cent. Bonds Greenvile and Colum.
0a Haiiroad Company, guaranteed by State Of South
$4,000 Six per Cent Bonds City of Memphis. guar.
aateed by memphis and Charleston Railroad Com.
Bonds. $50 each State Of South Carolina Seven
per Cent, dated February !. 1851 m
$68O9 City of Charleston Six per Gent Stock
$500 Bond Memphis and Ohio Ratlro oad
= 70 shares Preferred Stock Northeastern Railroad
$3.50 Certificate Of Indebtedness South Carolina
1888 Certificate Of Indebtedness Northeastern Rail.
25 Shares Bank Charleston Stock
6S Shares Peoples Bank t+. H..
20 Shares Bank Georgetown
217 shares State Bank
$50 Shares Bank OF South Carolina
800 @ Snares Farmers and Exchange Bank
SloO 600 Confederate States Registered Stock
3S2. 500 Confederate states Eight per Cent Bonds
$1,000 Confederate Statcs Four per Cent Bonds
: $4,000 Interest bearing Confederate Treasury
Notes.
AI6O,
III, me two story granite front BUILDING. No. 9
paDy, and one Of the best business stands on
br0ad.street. Lot 20 feet front and ITO feet Deep
Condittcns-For the securities cash; for the real
estate one-th'rd cashs balance in two equal annual
insaIments, with interest at ten 40 per cent pay
policy assiRned; all cash ct the option Of the pur-
CD Purchaser 10 pay tor papers and stamps.
., sayannah Republican. Augusta Constitution
above and send bills Immediately to aucHoneer
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Commercial.

Oharleston Cotton and Ittce Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
GHARLEsToN. tuesday Evening, May 18.
COTTON.-1he inquiry was light, prices showing
no change, and with very limited supply of the
article on sale. The traneactions about 1875
bales viz: at 25; at 25a; 20 at 20; at 26; at
2BA; 23 at 26%; 26 IL at 27; at 27A at 271S;
5at %. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary good ordinary. 80. ..2b&@26H
Low middling.... O.
Middhng.. $500. ....... ..27M@273a
BY New York classification quote:
M1ddhng. .............. ...27A@-
RICE.-The market was quiet. and we could learn
M no ,1ElsscHons. In the absence Of sales
quote nomnally say common to isssr clean Carolina
yA@shc; good s1a@s}sc p II.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY,
Henry B. Rice rs. d. O. Ebnunh

UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY,
Henry B, Rice Vs. d. @. E6augh.
win be sold on WEDNESDAY, tho 2sth dav OF Nav
lS6o. at - o'clock NJ. OF Rice & kbaugh's Mil.
SITUATE about one and half miles west Of the
road. - 'OA.Ao"''oaA Asaii-
One saEAM n ENGINE, 80 horsepower. IL inch bore
Two Boilers. 80 inches In dis meter, 81 feet Icno
one george Pages second class Saw Mill, a. feet Of
carriage and Circular Saws Is tniured)
One Grist Mill (8 feet stone)
Mil House over the mill
ONCE In YARD, 10 by n feet s,
Dwelling House and Ousbuildings
to run 'o~0
An Anvil with Tools
Bricks In boaler walls
Terms -Half cash; balance by note. payable in six
months, with interest from date of sale with mar
sona security to satisfaction Of Sheriff. either by en-
oorsement OF note or by surettes beconnin9 inint
makers Of note, with principal. '
May IL % y. 80 ~