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Chicago Market.

By telegraph CHICAGO. Sent. z.
FLoUR-Dull and depressed
MHEAT-Quief, 4g4Lc lower, closing al
VIC cashi S6e seller last half OF Sen.
tembAr; this afternoon steady al OfIIagSs(c
CoRN-34314c lower, closing at 57a5ILc
Tor NO.; this afternoon 571<@57s<c.
OATS -29lZc lower, closing az &c for
:, BARLEY Bah Easy; fairly active, closing az
PROV .sIoNs More active; mess pork g27 ;
dry salt shoulders I2Ic: rough sides I45Zc .
d les 1870.
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choice StOre Room for Rent.

The fine four. story store room in
Fosters Block, on First Street, adj
joining the First National Bank, will
be for rent on and after September /.
Apply to JOHN w. FOSTER, at the
Post Office. ie24 If
B0- Henry Harris String Band will
furnish bewilderiDg music at the
Rink, Thursday evening, 9Th inst.
Go, aud so early. SEPT =
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THE RIARK-E TN .
NeW York Gold and Stock Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK. Sept. Z.
In Wall Street there was no marked
feature In any or the Departments Of spec
ulation.
MoNEY-Quiet and steady to 9 on call.
Eoreigu exchange quiet but firm at ~ I;
some oahEers ask higher rats, but they
90 not represent any business. Java to-
oav took SSf6,OO0 In specie.
OoLD-Market exhibited considerable
acilVlly and animation, but at the close
fel or TO Il41< to 1872 on higher bond QUO
tatlons from London, aud was quiet; the
| JqIP ,sI rate was ll45z, and the highest
tt41Zs' varying rates one per ce q, and for
borrowing, fat 2. and 1851 per cent.
/ a. S1'SGa . s6IeO0,000 The Treasury sold
sly OUO A. ia l-s5 ala lao
| GOVERN IENTs-Sf.ndv Itr1f d1Il
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NemphIa Market.
BY Telegraph.

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS, Sept. Z.
CoTToH - Nominally Is; receipts 50
bales; exports $50 bales.
FL9UE-S3 so.
CONSOLIDATED bare.
OATs-Dull at soc.
BRAH-Active at lSc.
PoRK-Duli at go o..
LARD-Nominal and unchanged.
BACON Dull; shoulders III c. sides I71<
@ISkc.
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TIE RICHEST FARMING LAND
IN THE WORLD
100000 ADREs FOE SALE
To Actual set era.
NEOSHO VALLEY, KANSAS
Union Pacific Railroad Compz
CqTs non running, Southern
Branch.

The Lands now offered by this Com
are situated mainly within twenty
on each side Of the road eLiendlue
hundred and seventy miles along .ne
OgHO XALLEY-the richest une-lf
most inviting valley for selllem1nl l- 81
West.
EgRt Ia the culture OF farms VIII
here do. bic the amount OF crops A.
chards, grape culture, and small llaIla ..
general, 10 "a unequaled, - -...
BUILDING MATERIAL AND WIS
ING of every variety and in great tlaA
STOCK RAISING. - The rich
grasses OF the preirlea and D9llQ
the large area Of unoccupled ish
connection with the dry, MILD lna
Winters, present unequaled au ta-
for the raising Of cattle, sheep tn4
DAIHYINa.-In such q coanl
ranges for stock unrestricted ene
fiunffIegq the production OF 8ulHeA
cheess must be pf0niable.
FRTTIT GROWING ~ one OF Lhe
ties. as den1onatrailt.ea Dy w Fr3,sr8. 81.
Penngvlvamia state bordculLuL4l
Tor - a COLLECTION on thpLLa
PASSED FOR SIZE, HEAuI1. AID = p.
TFIFe CLIMATE AND HEALTH or
CO. 90 rne1ualed These, indeed
among ats chief eEceuencles. ana
Ou1mendations fQr aeLl4eLueut'
PPTCE8 DF LAND.-tr9u p re
,,-.... srerIff OF ten l0) years time.
TERMS OF BALb.-One-beut 90
tf,ap m purehase. NO paymeut Lle
YEAR One-tenth every yer a..e
completion o. pay mems "t'N
te Tef5r HEAD LAND OFFICE ls Ic.atr.
a. ITTNCTiON CITY. 40 am puTcha of
lands Jree Uckefs from this point ere given
Oyer Yer s ffinrther Information. address
G8AACT. GOODNDHs
Land Commission
HEOshO PALS HAhf
fe80 8InW
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sD T. G. BridweIl & Co.. corner
of Main and Third Streets, have q
full etOok of Drugs, Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Coz.
eress and RockbridRe Alara Waters.
jel7-a
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-08

A Coon THING. The attention OF
house keepers is directed to the ad-
yertisement of Dodge's Patent Coffee
Maker, or Ggecque. which is rapidly
coming into general use in Hotels, on
Steamboats,. in Restaurants, and in
private families, aud gives universal
satisfaction. Every family should
have one.
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Furniture az Anction

The household furniture belonging
to the late Mrs. NJ. g. Lister will be
sold at auction, at her late residence,
at the head of First Street, on Satur-
day. September 10, commencing at 8
O'Clock A NJ. T. N. ELLIOTT,
SEPT At Auctioneer.
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Evansville and Charlottesville Rail-
road.
SECRETARY'S OFFICE,
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Sept, 8. 1870,

SEcRETARY's OFFICE,
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Sept. 8. 1870. :
Notice is hereby given that the An
nual meeting of stockholders In this
Company will be held at the Court
House, in the city of Evansville, on
Monday. the Sd day of October
next. at 10 o'clock AN, at which time
40 election will be held for thirteen
Directors, to serve during the ensuing
year. By order of the Board.
j. r. MARTIN,
septSt I'd Secretary.
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FRESH BALTIMORE OYSlIRS.
60 Gems Per Can
MAIN STREET EXCHANGE.
Between Fifth and sixth Streets,
aug.25-1m JOHN G. ScHwEIZEB.

bgThe Ladies of St. Mary's Cath
Ole Church will hold Fair from the
evening of September 9th, to Octo-
Der 4th. The particulars will be
published in due time.
aug1S-tf THE COMMITTEE.
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The "EmDerOr's PiIl0

Is not for sale at Hallock & Ford's
Drug Store, but everything else
usually kept in a first class Drug
Store may be found there 10 abund-
ance. Remember, Main Street, be-
tween First and Second.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-08

SOME of the bones Of the strange
fish that was found on the river bank,
near Mt. Vernon, about two weeks
ago, are now at the Library Rooms,
aud we're recognized by Professor
Owen as those of the alligator gar.
They are comparatively common near
the coastin the Lower Mississippi, but
this is the first ever found in the
Ohio
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-08
Detroit Market.
By telegraph

By telegraph DETROIT, Sept T.
WHEAT-Opened quiet, aud closed very
weak: extra 81 33Ml "a; No. 81 209l 81
amber 81 10; regular 81 Us.
BARIEY- No. very arm at q co.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-08

BY telegraph NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 2.
GoPTyoGeJ-Dull and lower; middIlne lB.
sales 100 bales; receipts 80 baia4s sf-.ra
LIZA bales
tLoUIt-IrreRular surerf ne $3.50. dorf.
extra IS %; XXX f6 G000 75
CoRN--fl rmerg mixed s5cs vorlory az.
81: Write 81. s~--" e
OATS 64d55c
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-08


THE PoET IN LIMBo.-T. NJ. For.
rest. who ''pynes in jursns" at the
lookup, must be a:Democratic politi-
clan, for he seems to be uniformed
about the status of things in ''prushia'
to the extent that he breaks out
''thusly" on the subject:
Come raise mp your benor my nation,
And hureI conttml at the fooe,
Let them know that our hearts are in
When our banor in battel will go.
Then sound every bugel and trumpet
And ratl1e once more to there call,
Wele face the intruder and tyrants,
For prushlR and victory we fall.
Then wave our proud banor before as,
Let the sord from its scabart be drawn
Our war cry Is down with the tyrAnts,
AS we rush over moentain and lawn.
When the shrek OF wars thunder reecho,
Each prushton will dash to It's cali,
Wele face the fntruder and tyrant,
For pEushta and victory we fall.
On the subject of bis imprisonment
he "effuses" as follows:
The smyle OF true friendship now lowering
Though mere In a Jail as a prisoner 1 be;
When the Chief Of Police with a smyle
TO the sell Of your prison, where the poet
Is bound.
As often my thoughts and memory recall
The smyle that Was gave by your Visitors
And the Chief of Police as a friend I must
For MS j.il is well kept and his foode is
as sweet.
Though here In prisoa, half my cares fly
When think of each friend come TO see
me to-day;
And my, dreams will ascend to our God in
when know on my SORROWS your visa
And the chief of Police in my memory
When tales of your city my columns will
swell;
For the kindness shown may he hapines
Fer his Jan is veil kept an his fooae 1t is
sweet.
Likewise every friend hav come with a
The hSures of my bondage alone to be-
May the vOyce of John Ign chs forever re-
with Henery MontelI in my bosom the
Each smyle that they gave like the forest
In every wood land my steps may be
May there lives both be long and there
For there jail is well kept, and there foode
IL is sweet.
TIFF.
*John Lynch is but am error of the
poetic mind, as it probably refers to
Capt. John w. Griffith. Deputy Chief.
Any one who reads the XIV
Amendment" in the Courier, will see
the resemblance between the metre of
that and the abovs at glance
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-08

FISH & BARTER are selling School
Books and Stationery at greatly re-
duced prices. Call and purchase your
supplies, as the schools open soon.
auR3l IF
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-08

LOST CHILD.-Mr. Clark Cody
found little boy, near Cody's mill,
yesterday. He is about four years
old, light hair and black eyes; was
dressed in a snuff colored waist and
ght cotton pants, bareheaded and
barefooted. He said his name was
George, but could give no other name,
His parents can find him at the Coun-
ty Asylum.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-08

p9~ A large assortment of Fall and
Winter Clothing for Men and Boys is
now daily received at
STROUsE & BRos.,
SEPT 2t s. Main Street.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-08

Rg Roller skating at the Rink,
Thursday evening. 9th inst. SEPT 2t
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FT9HE LITTLE COWWOnAu ha
uAs larger circulation than any other u.
Venile Magazine in tue world. and M .r.
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Because OF It's immense circulation. wa
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OF ONE DOLLAR A YEAR, Six copies un
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Subscribe NOW. New volume nH
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always be sent. Address
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Important Qaesllons

Do you rise in the morning, unre.
freshed and devoid of appetite, for
breakfast?
Are you Frustrated by night sweats?
Are you slowly recovering from the
tortures of prolonged fever?
Are you tormented with gnawing
pains IN the region of the stomach,
with indesoribable forebodings, pro-
duced by the fermentation and indi-
gestion of the very food which should
give you life aud health and cheerful
ness?
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BG Maltby's Fresh Baltimore Oys-
ters received daily. Price SOC per
half can, at H.Hermann' Confection
cry. No. 45 Main Street, Agent for q.
s. Maltby. [aug3l-1W
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS

#. .
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
FOR SECRETARY or STATE
MAX. r. A. HOFFMAN.
CfCass County.
FOR AUDITOR o. STATE.
JOHN ID. EVANS.
OF Marion County.
FOR TEEAsURER OF srkrr
ROB ERT II. MILROY.
OF Carroll County.
FOR ATT RNRY GHvrntr
NELSON TaU-LER.
OF Fayotte County.
FUR sUF.kiIN TlzNDENr or Punrrf, frsa4,-
TioN.
BARNABAs G. HOBBS.
OF Wayne County.
FOX JUDGES On SUPREME COURT.
FIRST DISTRICT.
ANDREW i. OSBORNE.
or Laporte County.
SECOND DISTRICT
JEHU T. ELLIOTT.
o. Henry County.
THIRD DISTRICT
CHARLES Al. RAY.
Of arion County.
FOURTH n1srRrcr
Rob 1RT @. GREGORY.
OF Tlppecanoe County.
UJNtkESdIONth NOTIFICATION.
FOR CONGRESS.
CAPT. ii, CLAY GOODrV6
o. Vanderburpn County.
JUDICIAL NOMTN1TToVe
JUDGE FTFrEEgrH JUDICIAL CfRcurr
ISAAC IS. MOORE.
OF Wauick County.
PROSECUTOR FIFTEENTH JUDICIAL chs
CUT,
CURRAN "A. DnBRUIHR.
OfspeneoF @ unity.
HosECUToE FIRST COMMON PLEAS
TR1cr,
GALEN Z. SPENCER.
OF @RrTick County.
JUDGE THIRD JUDICIAL CfRuur.
j. w. BURTON,
OF DaVie8s County.
PROSECUTOR THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
". J. PUErr.
or Davies COUNTY.
PROSECUTOR SECOND DISTRICT.
II. b. PoBEY,
OF Pike County
SENATORIAL NOMINATIONS.
WARRIOR AND SPENCER C0UNT1Ea.
MAJOR e. A. BAKER.
OF Warriolg County.
GIBSON AND PosEY COUNTIES
CAPT. d. II. EMBREE.
or Gibson County.
KNOX AND DAVIES coUNrrEs.
GEN. Lac. NOsLE,
of Knox County.
EXECUTIVE CON MITTHE.
Dapiess--DR. W. A. H0RRALL.
KnoX-GEN. LAZ. NObLH.
Flke-GD0DLEH MORGAN.
Gibson--CAPr. II. III. j. MELLHE
Poaey-W. M. HOGuATT.
WarTicE-DH. w. II. BARKER
Bpencer-6. >. GLLKET.
Perry--JCHN HUGK EBY.
Vanderburgh-W BAKER
DAPEI M8 +LFh8HH.
JAM E8 In TcNHF
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Five cottages for Sale Cheap.

/ have four dwellings for sale on
Ninth Street, between Sycamore and
Vine; also one story brick house
on William Street. in the Northeast
ern or Rowley's Enlargement. Prices
low and terms easy. Come and buy.
ASA IGLEHART,
sep3-tf No. IL Third Street.
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?. ~ DO paBIlaa ~ ILL.,.

1.-THE SCHOOL FESTIVAL
An Original Quarterly Magazine. deva.
exclusively To School Enter.al uIl
Exhibitions, TGbleauN, ETC. Price tll.I
Cents D year. sample copy Us cents.
The LfttEe Corporate New DraDtHg b9aH
GRE EDS DRAWING LESSON
The best thing OF the kind ever ISSUED
Price 81 90 for cloth bindingi school
ton, 80 cents. Sold By booksellers oi
by mail on receipt Of price
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Base Bail.
Galen VS.. JnsiIHian-PIlIs vs.. Prece.
dents.

Nine Doctors and nine Lawyers will
play match game of base ball on
Friday, on the Evansville Grounds.
The game will be called at half past
two precisely.
The medical nine will probably be
selected from among the following
gentlemen: Drs. Thompson. Lewis
Pollard, Owen, B. R. Smith. Bridwell
Davidson, Harvey, Hass and Stoddard.
The legal nine are as follows: G..
W. Shanklin. pitcher; E. Z Law,
Sd b; G. Buchanan, catcher; E. lyle
hart. 1st b; Col. Butterfeld. I'd b;
Major Hynes, s s; H. Bippus, f; j.
B. Rucker, f; Luke Wood, f.
Col. Wheeler received a dispatch
from the Falls City Club saying that
they would be down on the packet to-
day, hence their game with the River
sides will come off to. morrow.
The 20. K" Club, of this city. goes
to New Harmony this evening to play
a match with the Eagles of that city.
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MRS. MILLER's NEW BOOK

"T4E ROYAL ROAD 10 F0RrUI
A delightful and instructive story for Fl.
Price 81 20. sold by bookseller or .N
By mail on receipt Of price.
Also. numerous other books. WIZ.
desert ptiVe circulars. Address aa abQ
ALFRED l.. sEWELL q CO., Pubiisla..
WV CHICAGO. rrE.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-08

Buy your School Books and School
Stationery of Fish & Barter. They
have the most complete, best and
cheapest in the city. aug31-tf.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-08

Democrats tell US they are for the
reduction of taxes, but why do they
not vote for the reductions. Ga
one proposition to reduce the taxa
ton, but five Democrats voted for il,
and all the rest against it. as they did
against the Funding Bill. by which
the interest on the public debt would
be reduced and longer time obtained
fer its payment, and why should not
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-08

BUGrand Assembly at the Rink,
Thursday evening, 9Th inst. sept 2t
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DIsTRIOT EKEOgIITG C0MHIrr-E-

DaViess--DR. W. A. H0RRATT.
KnOE-(iEN. LAZ. NOBLE
Plk8-GO0DLEr MORGAN.
Gibson--CAPr. n. M. j. MILLER.
Poaey-W. M. H0GHATT.
WarricE-DH w. u. BARKER
Bpencer-b. 3. GLLKHT.
Perry--JCHN HUCKEBY.
Vanderburgh-WILLLAM BAKER
CAPT. III M84LfM 1H La
JAMES TN McHHF
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CT Y NE w s .
The Weather.

Ino WtatnoFs
The following is the thermometer
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O0NaREsaIONtL NOTIFICATION.

FOR CONGRESS.
CAPT. n. CLAY COOLING.
o. Vanderburgh County.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-08
By HUTSON LEE,
AuCtfOnecr.
INlER DECREE IN EQUITY.

11NDER DECREE In Equity.
u Williams vs.. Wagner ct al
On TUESDAY, 18th day Of March, 1870, Will be
sold at the Old Customhouse, charleston, az IL
Ali that LOT, PIECE, OR PARCEL OF LAND
with the Buildings thereon, Situated lying anu oe-
ing on the south side OF Queen street, In the City
OF Charleston, measuring and containg on queen
street twenty six feet ten inches t26 feet 10 inch
esd on the back line twenty-five feet ten inches,
RS feet 10 inches;) on the east line seventy three
feet three inches rs feet inches) and on the
west line seventythree feet three inches, Us leet
inches,) be the said dimensions more or less
ButtIng and bounding to the north on queen
street TO the east on land late OF fTh0mas LoWndes,
and now or late OF Phlneas Pierce, trustee or
Henry E. C. Graves, minor, to the west on lands
OF James LowndeS, and to tile south on iands
now or late OF John s. Jones.
ALSO,
All that LOT, PIECE, OR PARCEL OF LAND
situate lying and being on the west side OF East
Bay street, In the City OF Charleston, measuring
and containing In front on said street slxty-one
feet six inches, (6l feet inches more or less; ID
depth on fhe north line one hundred ahd nlty-
three feet 153 feet) more or less in depth on the
south line one hundred anu 1fty-six feet six IN.
ches u56 feet 8 inches,) more or less, and on the
back line forryslx feet nine inches, (l6 1eet m
chest more or less Buttng and bounding 10 the
north on Lands OF George kinloch, 70 me east on m
East BAY street. to the south on Lands late OF
George Pritchard and to the west on Lands now
or late or tile estate OF Benjamin Russell and Lucy
I[olsey, being the Lot OF Land lately conveyed by
Otis j. Chafee to George W. Williams.
Terms-One-f fourth cash; balance payable 10
three equal successive annual instalments, with
interest thereon at the rate OF seven per cent per
annum, payable semannually, secured by bond or
bonds OF the purchaser and mortgage or the pre-.
misses; the buildings to be insured and policy OF
insurance assigned. Purchaser to Pay I1r papers
mch1 tina Sheriff OF G. G.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-08

WAR BETWEEN THE DRY GOODS PRINcEs-A
ate fight has been going on between Stewart and
Claan, the kings Of the dry goods market Stew
ard started it by marking down. below Cann's
figures. Claim followed suit; Stewart cut down
again; then Canin; then Stewart; then Clafin
again; then Stewart once more, and so the war
has gone on for a week. Dry goods men tell me
they never saw the market 80 excited as 1t is BY
this war between the two great houses. Both
parties are selling at prices that are absolutely
ruinous. Trade was so disturbed yesterday by
their operations that the agents OF the different
mills held meeting and decided not to sell to
any one except at q certain fixed price. Stewart
has been selling some lines far below the agents.
prices, dosing heavily, OF course,) and they
thought to steady the market by giving notice
that they would not sell to any man who attempt.
ed to undersell them. Stewart continues his
bear operations, however, and the excitement Is
rising to q fever. He has demorallzed the market
to such an extent that it may take some weeks
to restore steadiness Several lines OF seasonable
goods are now going at reduction Of thirty to
forty per cent. from last weeks prices. The
fight Is characterized by outsiders as throat
cutting and all the jobbers are swearing at
Stewart like an army fresh from Flanders. Stew
arts pugnacity and capital will carry him
through, but houses not as strong as his will
probably go by the board before the storm blows
over"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-08
By HUTs0N LEE,

FINDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

u Williams vs.. Wagner, ct al.
On TUESDAY, 18th day OF March, 1870, will be
sold at the Old Customhouse, Charleston, at II
O'Clock A. NJ,
Ali that undivided one.thIrd part Of ell those
several LOTS, PIECES OR PARCELS OF LAND,
WHARF AND WHARF PROPERTY. with the
Buildings and improvements thereon, situa.e
lying and being on the north side OF Pinckney
street. in the City Of Charleston, particularly rep
sented In Plats thereof by r. Q, Pinckney, Sur
veyor designated and B. and attaCnsd @ 20 to Ger @
tween o. B. Hinlard, N. G. Mordecai and B. +.
Smith, of the first part; NJ. P. Matheson assignee
OF T. j. Kerr, in trust for his creditors, and H. ".
Conner, Agent for said creditors OF M tne s second
ed In the ONCE OF the Mesne Conyeyances Tor
Charleston District, In Book II, No. IL, pages 172
to 1T, on 23d April, 1885, the western portion OF
which Lots, Pieces, or Parcels OF Land, WharI
and Wharf Property, with the Buildings and I'm
provements thereon, abuts to the west on East
Bay street. to the south on Pinckney street afore-
said to the east on Concord street, and 70 tne
north on Hard alley. And tn the eastern 3 P9ssi0n Gn
er River, to the south on property now or former
ly OF the City Council Of Charleston, under lease
to-, to the west on Concord street Aforesaid,
and to the north on the wharf property now
or formerly belonging to James Marsh, and hay-
Ing respectively such measurement, dimension
and shape as upon said Plats and hereinee-
fore referred to, and OF record IN once OF Regis
ter OF Mesne Conveyances for Charleston District,
in Plat Book A, No. /, pages SIS and So. are speci-
fed and delneated. Also, all that undivided one
third part OF all that Lot or Parcel Of Land, STU
ate, lying and being on the south side Of Plnck-
ney street. measuring and bounding as follows,
viz: On the north by Pinckney street, one hund-
dred and nine feet and four inches. more or less;
on the east by property OF Joseph Provost, meas.
uring elghty-sl9 feet more or lessi on the soutn
BY property OF James Marsh, measuring thirty
nine feet, more or less, and by property OF Mrs:
Jane NJ Thompson, measuring sixty-four feet
seven inches more or less; on the west BY proper.
thirty-three feet and ten inches, more or less,
and In part by property Of Estate OF = Munro.
fty-two feet and fve inches, more or less, as per
plan annexed 70 the Conveyance OF the said Lot
from John G. Crane Executor OF Margaret SCOTT,
deceased, to John Hanckel, dated 3lst May, 1861,
and OF record in Ofilce Of Register OF Mesne Con-
veyances for Charleston District, In BOOK ID, NO
IA, page 1876. :.
Terms s-One fourth cash; balance payable IN
three (3) equal, successive annual fnstalments,
with interest thereon at the rate Of per cent. per
annum, payable ssmi-annually, secured by bond
or bonds OF the purchaser and mortgage OF the
premises; the buildings to be insured, and policy
OF insurance assigned. Purchaser to pay lor pa
pers and stamps. Z. w. M. MACkEf,
mch1 tu3 Snerln VI Y.