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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-04
B0TTLsD PARALYSIS.

This is the proper title of the horrible me-
taIlic hair dyes. Worse than the fate OF Abb
SALON. may be the fateo + those who use them.
ONE WHOLESOME PREPARATION
For changing the hair to any desirable shade.
from brown 10 jet black, may be procured
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LEGAL NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS, SALE.

DY virtue OF n enewe order Of saie, rem
ID dered at the October term, 1859, OF the Mis-
sissippi county Circuit Court, 7 Will proceed
to sell, to the highest and Fest bidder, on a
credit Of four months, at the courthouse door
in the town of Oscenla- Arkansas
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BUY DR.. SPALDIkG'S
ELECTRIC OIL!

ss The great Medical Wonder of the Nine
teenth Century!
RB- Kills all Pain in Two Minutesl
BB Death to rheumatism and all Infam-
matOry Diseases!
pg- SIS reward for a failure in Bolts and
ChOlic in HOrsesl
RS- A sure cure for Hog Cholera and all
Chronic Diseases. For sale by all Druggists.
.. Q. Ward 90 BROS,
Nam Street, Wholesale Agents.
Price, 81 per bottle; 50 per dozen; So per
gross. BUY none but Ut. S~paldingls. deIl
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STORAGE FOE COTTON.

UNDERWRITERS WAREHOUSES,
" MEMPHIS, September l6, 1859.
MERCHANTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: The
above Houses are now open to receive and
discharge cotton. Every facility 10 seller and
buyer will be given. To my old patrons ] re-
turn you my thanks; Cor the future, I refer
you 10 the past long experience in the bust
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MEDICAL.
DR.. RUssELL's

DR.. RUSSELL'S
rs III X,
The largest and Oldest Institution of the
kind in the Southwest; Established
Ten Years, and the only Relia-
bic Place for the Gre Of
Private Dis a >.
Or. RUSSELL, No. % NorthsGourt Street,
north side OF Court Square, Memphis,
Tenn. Is acknowledged by all
parties interested as by far
THE MOST SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN
IN the treatment Of Private and secret dis
L eases. Quick, thorough and permanent
cures guaranteed in every case, male or .fe-
lis eHfea ~. z FSg Aags, gIgnoag ths gee o.
mercury, change of DIET or hindrance from
business. Secondary Syphilis, h elast yestige
eFadipaled without the use OF mercury Saf-
fefeFs from lmpni6ncy, or loss Of sexual
Power, restored 20 free VigoF IN a few weeks.
elect or GhanarrheH OF long standing, when
all inte,r- - "@'1fadies have JAILED, permanent
- and SDeedily cured by a new treatment.
Victims or %selisauaSe and excessive Yenery,
suffering from spernnatafinSa aAQ 1855 81 Ehg-
steal and mental power, speedily ana peIIoa-
nently cured, - All consuItAtlous sVrlctIy
"a
ONCE hours from 9 am. to pm,
DR.. j. b. RUSSELL, Consulting Physician.
]. q WARRAN, Secretary.
Treatise on Chronic Diseases furnished free,
on application. deb d&w
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.
Twill rent, publicly,

On the 18th Day Of January Next, 1870,
On the premises. the plantation known as
the LEGRAND PROPERTY, within the La
coma Circle, Ark, fifty miles below Helena,
containing Seven Hundred Acres of Cleared
Land, in tine state OF cultivation, with COM
Portable improvements and a fine steam Gin
upon the premises. Terms made known on
day Of renting. Idsi5l DAN BRYAN.
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nn TuESnAY. Ianuarv q la7n

all that tract of land lying in said county. and
known as the NOdena farm, containing about
$50 acres-abOut 500 acres cleared. Sale to be
made within lawful hours.
CHAS. BOWEN, Commissioner.
At the same time and place, 1 viii sell, to
the highest bidder, for cash, ten mules. placed
in my hands as Receiver of the Bostick &
Jordan trust fund. JAS. b. BEST,
dael0 Raaafvar
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Memphls and c~harIeston RalIrOad.

ARRIVE. DEPART.
Mail Train ..-.....-..---....... $3.50 pm. I2: m.
Express 81 PM. II 80 PIN
Accommodation S:i5 am. $3.50 pm
SOmerville Accommodation S:45 am. 4 40 pm
Takes effect Monday, 18th.
WI. ROSS, Gen1 Supt.
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s4huary 3, 1880 a.m.-COtton quiet but
steady. Ordinary, 2S5<c; Good Ordinary,
24e; Low Middling, 24Sc; Uplands, 25Se.
Good, 26c; Mobile, 25sSe; Orleans, 25Ac.
- m.-Cotton quiet and unchanged.
p.m.-Cotton dull and unchanged.
sales for export III bales; spinning S25
bales. speculation II bales. In transit rs
and 1000 bales for March 25Ae. ordina-
.srv asilc. Good Ordinary 24e; Low Mid
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No weekly statement Of the New YORK
market has been received,
oar statement for the week is as fol
lows: Receipts, $3.50 bales; exports.
s549 bales. Receipts for the correspond
ing week last year, 5545 bales. Stock on
hand at same time last year, 1926 bales.
Receipts TO date last year, lS4,024 bales.
Excess this season, to date, 235S bales
Middlings at same date last year were
quoted al :25c, and at same date in ls6s,
IpzmI4kc.
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Pacific Skies
Railroad and Express shares closed
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5nreYepQrt Honey Market.
Consignees of Merchandise.

PER STEAMER LOTUS No. 3-Whte eco 284 pkgs
1o2 to Jessup, Marsh McKeIlar-DX IS Geo NJ 2s, to
axcCutchen hco-L b Filiquier 88-T&W 6z A 81
W |, to Martin FordaJRM Il K&bro ! to Burn
ham Horr-C6F Is JHB&co DC6co L 5 |, to Sta
cey L Poand-SQR AAS H&G Mrs l, to Thur
mond & Hicks-B Johnson 8-V Shldet 8-John j
Dillon y E Page 4-Reiersen Gragard st T
to Hamil ton &co-Morr Fleming "A Kahn - :,
Il Kvesq- e b Jacobs ii E Il |, to Hervey, Fist
per War >en-W Haven shreveport Ice Com
PAW l. For Jefferson 2l40.
PER STEAMER ERA No. IN McK&co 222 pkgs R
W Chapman L. to Jessup, Marsh d hchetisr-S
vine SO 4 N DUR yam 10, to Hoss Durham F Volgt
eco |, to McCutch sn 4co-Tex Elk Co "a Kahn ,
Bowers &co lOO-E OWN Harris /, to Orion eco
Gem Saloon IF Ca IN &c Bond 5-l5O no mark
Jno Caldwell 75-LbP 81 Asher 3-M kaufman
2--Mrs v Hunt l-.dundy Collins 2-F hyes
Geo f-Robson 4 Baer 62-Rosenham & Schnur 80,
Sale Murphy IA.
PER STEAMER JULIA A. RUDOLPH-E& B ia
D p rs, to Marshall &co-h Tally 1855 Acker 81
Thurmond Hicks ! Jas Utz Mrs e Lister =
" so, to Burnhsm HORT Il Hutton Capt (
Irwin i-G6 IT, TO Hoss Durham-Brooks House
Head House l. Hamilton eco l.Jes7uP, Marsh
Mcclellan Morris Fleming IN Kennedy | Sta
eey Poland |. Total Z4S".
PER STEAMER BRADISH J0HNSON-D 8ll pkgs,
to SPRR--Stoner &bro 55z-JB SIG, to L A Baer,B
Ell CIT FILL 10 II Martin l04 II A A kWB >
W G Scott As, to Burnham L Horr-Rosenhams Shnu'
l5l DC6co LOG Woodward Z, 2 to Stacey& Poland
Mcclure Barrett l0U-WhIt3eck Robertson 100
A W Durham l0O-TA F 3owden 10 C&B Cobb
Rev RIFF GS 70 JM&rP Head &c WRM 4M&C
2JBM Rather IA M&Mch %, to Jessup: Marsh
NcKelar-B&P 80 S6co 80 5 Waskom 9 SFkco %
10 TO McCutchen &co-J OBrien 64-Rose&McCutchen
6S-R 56-TJ Sop McGrath SO -Relersen Gragard
9s-Head eagle 84-Mundy Collins 29-Mrs House
psp FL L1yd 25EJ Lewis "a Jt E;et 2I
3RWO 10 YkW 8, to Martin F"rd-R Dawes
sV-W Enders Isl Svey l9-RH Is, to Slmpson-
q D., 7 L n tou loss Thuu
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THE ATKINS PLANTATION
on RED RIVER
f OR Z E A s E.

TNHTS large and well improved plantation will be for
IL lease tor the year ISL or tor term OF years,
either in body, subdvided suit the of
applicants.
The Improvements sre good and extensive; has a
comfortable dwelling house, large warehouse at At
kins Landing and various settlements on different
parts of the plantation.
Also, a large amount of unmproved land above
flow that will be leased in lots SUIT applicants
long time in consideration of reducing the land to
cultivation AM certain improvements to be specified
in he On 900 acres of said land the timber has
been deadened, and but little cost and trouble would
put it into cultivation.
Propost ons Can be made through T. N. Fort, Esq +,
Bellevue La.
lie 9-w6m Fl. s. TINDSLEY.
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons are hereby cautioned against trading
n for the following notes drawn by us and PAYABLE
to our order: One note dated May u, 1870, payable
one year ai'er ns.e, S4oy; one note dated May q,
note dated May 81 1870, and payable years after
date, for s4o'; and note dated May y, 1870, and
able two years after date, for sos ST. the con-
sideration for which said notes given has tailed
ivt-dSwtf STACEY PULANb.
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Consignees per Texas Express Company.

DFMcClever, W Rose, j Kearbv, 5 Levy, W
Ford, Geo Whitmore. E Beard Messenger, J h
Wenlan. J L Terry J Bingham, A Martin, g Pat
ION W Heard, W Wheeler, Roberts, T Miller.
W Miller, J T S,mpsor, John I Howe Morrison,
w Candle. G Il Blackburn, Buckuer.
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Shreveport University.


FTNHE TRUSTEES OF THE SHREVEPORT UNI.
VEkSITf take pleasure in informing its patrons
and friends, and all "ho interested the subject
of education that they have secured the OF
Rev. NJ. = SHlkk, experienced educator, Presi-
dent, under whose administration, aided by compe.
tent and efficient corps of teachers, the exercises of
this Institution will be r, sumed Gu Monday, the
5th day of September next.
Regular classes will be at organized, and cir
riculum adopted. Besides the Collegiate Department
Preparatory or Graded School complete all its
engagements, and adapted either prepare students
for the University proper to fit them tor practical
business life, will be organized Into this department
students of s ages and degrees of advancement below
the college will be admitted.
Throughout all the departments the sriceSt disci-
pline will be maintained and the osest attention given
to the instruction and morals Of the pupils.
Students from abroad will board the family of the
President.
Expenses in currency, payable onehalf in advance,
remainder at middle OF session
Primary and lower Academic, per month. ......S 90
H CHER Academic. per month. ................ S 20
College Glasses, per month. ................ 6 q
Modern Languages, each extra. pr month w
Bard, including washing, lights and fuel, per
tnonth.. .......... Observation-Disclosures. IS W
Incdentas, per term If five months ........... 90
Damages TO property repaired At the expense of the
offender.
The scholastic year will consist of forty weeks
10 month5-dvided into two sessions of twenty eks
each.
JOIN n. HOWELL,
jel5-tf President Board of Trustees
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Died

At his residence near CoinSberg. Bossier parish La.
June 18th Col. 2. Y. ONElL, only son of Z. Omen
and =. E. Heartgrove, aged forty years.
Is He sent from on high and took me and received
me out of many waters" He asked life of Thee anc
Thou hast given him length of days forever and for
ever" Oh, stricken hearts, of his loving care, what
solace in this.
New Orleans Times and Mobile papers please copy.
On the 9Th inst, LULA, infant daughter Of s. D. and
NJ. L. Gustine aged ten months.
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ghreyeDort Price Current.

CNADE FROM ACTUAL SALES AS THEY TRANsPIRED.)
1t should be understood that our quotations, gener
ally represent the wholesale prices, In United States
currency. In filling small orders, higher rates Will
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Strayed or Stolen,

ON or about the 9th inst, by MARE
" eight years old. sink in her right hips I'm
VIII ts spo the hind part of one thigh, l5LCA-
or Is hsnds high PAGES and trots we'll, and
BILE order.
Also, BAY MARE COLT, eleven months old. For
the delivery of which. or informant OF their safe
keeping where can recover them, will give eward
of fifty dollars. b. NJ. MARTIN,
Longwood Caddo parish, La.
IL Harrison Flag copy times. Jetfsrson Tines 2
times weekly and PAINTERS Banner time, and send
bills to this Office. je24- ltdS3tw
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e. j. Leman. on Market Street, has one of the
finest assortments of Confectionery and Fruits we have
in the place 1t is worth visit only to see
his establishment He ia also prepared to furnish for
balls parties Cakes snd CONNECTIONS in the most
eAsrehs style and on moderate terms. [d24
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ST. WIN CENTS ACADEMY.
Under the Super1tendence of the
Daughters of the Gross.
FAIRFIELD,
Two and Half Miles from Shreveport.
The Scholastic Year consists of 10 Months,
Commencing on the 18th of September.

DUPlLS will be admitted at any time and charged
L. only for the time spent in the institution.
Payment must be made follows: On entering in
September, in January and in April.
should pupil be dismissed, or be obliged to leave
account of bad health, the money will be refunded
Terms in U. s. Currency:
Board and Tuition, French and English w $3.50 90
Books aud stationery NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 TO
Lessons Piano, and of instrument..... 50 90
Washng, if done in the Instit ution ........ 40 90
Drawing and Painting per month. ............ 90
Artificial Flowers, per month. .............. 90
Physician fee, en- tering. .... .......... 10 90
No charges for Need ework of any description.
Day scholars will also be admitted at the same rates
as in town.
For further information call at the Academy or at
St MaFy's Convent, Shreveport. the Catholic
Church. MOTHER THERESA, Superior.
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". h. pEvoE. 8 H. PARSONS.
DEVOE d PARSONS,
CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS.
Office at the Mayors Office.
{el-ly1
SOAP! SOAP! SOAP!

THE undersigned having just opened bis large and
prepared to furnish soap of every variety, from the
tpsst toilet to the soft soap, IN any quantity
Butchers, hotel and boarding house keepers paid the
w Office Oh Spring Street, opposite South Western
iesdswtf1 J.. A MAUTE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Notice.-During the construction Of their new
building Texas street. E. b. Jacobs will occupy
their Warehouse entrance the alley, between Texa>
and Milan streets, as their main sslesrooms their
Office being on the second floor of the building.
Their Hardware, Hosiery and Notion Department, will
Be found on Milan street, in the building occupied by
R. H. Lindsay. Their business will be con6 ucted with
any interruption during the progress of building
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BEAUTIFUL AND PRODUCTIVE
Plan Ia ton i'm BOssier Parish.
(KNOWN AS RED CHUTE)
f O r s A L e.

TNH1S PLANTATION lies about nine miles from
l. Shreveport and contains 1874 acres; 800 acres
cleared and in cultivation 200 deadened and in
for cultivation, with framed Gin House and quarters
good stables, cribs and sheds with stuff cheney of
clserns to furnish ample supply of for the
place.
All the land in cultivation is under good fence and
all the fixtures in good condition. and what adds
especial value to this fully over
how and its yield is unsurpassed By any plantation on
Red River. 1t is now owned by Mr.. r. G. Cummings
and is only sold account of bis inability to attend
to SO many places. great opportunity is offered to
an enterprrsng company
One third cash balance 10 one, two and three years
payable in equal annual insaiments with good person
al security and mortgage premises; notes to bear
8 per cent. interest per annum TILL paid.
For terms apply to Z. H. ROSSON
may22 -dltGWtfI Auctioneer. No | Milan street
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Commercial Intelligence.
South w ESTEEM OFFICE,

SOUTa- w ESTEEM OFFICE,
Shreveport, July 6, 1870. I
The business Of the past week justfes no specla
comments. While general inactivity has prevailed
1t has not been exceptional in this regard, as we usual
~ have dull summer-a resting spell between the
busy months of Spring, fall and winter.
Cotton has not reacted as confidently antici
pated by some of our factors and while gener
ally reluctant express any decided opinion upon the
subject We are yet forced the belief that nothing
short of great calamity to the growing crop will pro
duce reaction. The best informed agricultural and
commercial journals of the country agree IN three
million bale estn of til next CROP unless some un
foreseen accident should cut short the anticipated
yied aud this estimate to be the basis of the
operations Of cotton brokers. There appears to be
diversity Of opinion among those who can, to great
extent influence the price as to whether an advance
a decline may be locked for. Those who favor the
idea Of sustained prices argue that the present and
prospective 10 the money market, coupled with
the deficit of shipments from the growing coun
tries than The United States, will have bnlstering eff
feet; while the contrary, those who doubt the
b.y Of prices contend that the paucy of shipments
from other countries is attributable to short crop,
bat to the theory that stocks have been held back aud
that the future will develop very heavy shipments
from India, which will Of operate decline in
the price of our cottons. These theoretical bears
aso urge that the present large stock of cotton fabrics
lroughou the world and the consequent ndispositon
on the part of manufacturers to ncreaSe the supply
will keep down prices and in the fall.
The only definite opinion to be arrived at from these
diverse ones is, that so far, knows positively
what the ruling price for the incoming crop will be.
though the chances Gle .ry in favor of its being
less than til 1t realized upon the crop of 1869.
The market here settled and sales few W G
deem it useless to insert quotations. The last sales
noticed lot of good ordinary 1516 cents,
rency
Gold too, continues to decline and the OPT MON prev
slent few months back that currency will get to
par is again gaining ground though now then, We
beg permission to doubt it,
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FOR N EW ORLEANS.

"ea'es on MONDA1 July 7,
p IT The elegant and Liz lit draft packe,
tt= tsaI474 @ENrEKrRI>E E, Captain Chs%Ir4
- esszse Thorn, Edward Groves eek Isl
~ ooYe on the arrival of the from uavile
FOR ftelsht or passage apply on board Iirs
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
FOR CAROLINA BLUFFS.

NVaFVs IV-DAI , WEDNESDAY, July 6.
t. lHE entire y new propeller HORNET.
aAsaTf=hS III leaVe as above, for CuoEl II buns
). Tor Ifelght apply IT, Heath L. Rose Oh buald
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St. Mary's Day SchO0l---Shreveport.

Thu Scholastic Session will open on the 18th of
September. The prices for tuition, comprising Eng
nsh and French. will be, So, g. and S. Lessons on
the Piano IS. to be paid monthly in advance in U s.
currency. No deduction made except in of pro-
tracted sickness. jy2.d&wt ocl
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

Leaves IU'DA1, Wednesday, July 4.
>G 4 The new and light draft packet 10.
zsssggssssS TU> No. B, CAPT. b b. I"nIsI,, j =
zsza 5odd, Clerk viii leave a. above ~, ne
arr va, o, The cars from Hasine. For f,egLt or,as
49,. ~ ooaTu.
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tremendous Smash up in Prices.
r. CRAIG g. CO..
TEXAS STREET.
SHREVEPORT, La.

WE only place where real bargains are to be had
and the only place where goods are as cheap rs
before the war Now is the golden opportunity to pur-
chase al kinds of goods at prices that must satisfy the
most skeptcal
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SheriFs Sale.

Under order Of Judge Of Probate.
ID. +. Scott, Executor, Us. James G. Kenneth
ct al.
TN pursuance OF an order made by the Hon.
Il William Hutson Wigg, Judge Of Probate
for Michland County, in the above stated case,
will sell, on the first MONDAY in June next,
in front of the Court House, in Columbia,
within the legal hours, the following property,
OF which the late Harman c. NenSer, died
possessed, viz:
All that LOT ofLAND, in tho city Of Colum-
bla, containing about one-hali acre; bounded
North by Pendleton street: East by Mrs.
Yates lot; West by Richardson street, and
South by lot belonging to the University of
South Carolina.
All that Tract Of Land, in Rchland County,
situated OH the Winnsboro Road, about ten
miles from Columbia. containing four hun
dred and forty (440) acres. moro or less: and
bounded on the North by lands of Benjamin
hodge; East East by lands Of Telford; South by
lands of Sligh, and West by lands OF Douglas.
ALSO,
% Shares of Stock Of the Columbia Gas
Company.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for stamps
ana papers. P. f. FRAZEE, y. Il. C.
Mhy 10 NTH
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Sheriff s Sale,

Robert Howell and Michael c. Howell rs. Jo-
Chaplin, Charles Howell, Olin Howell, Jesse
Al. Howell, Cutharine p. Howell, Daniel r.
Howell, Mary L. Howell, and Sarah MoCol-
lIm.-BM for Partition IN Equity. 80.
pursuance OF the decretal order Of tho
il Circuit Court sitting in Equity in the above
stated case, I will sell, in the FIRST MONDAY
IN June next. in front of the Court House in
ColI.sia. within the legal hours, -..:.
All that Square OF LAND in the city Of Co
lumbia, containing four a. acres, bounded by
Lady, Barnwel, Gervais and Henderson,
The above described property will be divided
ana sold IN lots Of one-fourth ofnn acre, each,
and can be treated for privately,
TERMS OF SALE-Cash for one-half of bid:
balance i'll one year; secured by bond and
mortgage Of the premises sold Purchaser to
pay for stamps and papers.
April 26 NTH PF. FRAZEE. 8. r. q
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SheriF7s Sale

Under order of Judge of Probate. Er on,te
Mrs. Sophia Ewart us. J. S. Guignard ct
al.-Peiition for Do,oer. ~
N pursuance OF an order made by the Hon.
i orable William Hutson Wigg, Judge Of
the FIRST MONDAY in June next, in front of
the Court House, in Columbia, within the
All that LOT, or parcel Of LAND, situated
on Richardson street, in the city of Colmmh;a
bounded on the North by lot formerly OF
Mrs. Black, but now OF the estate of James s.
Guignard, and measuring thereon 20S feet,
more or less on the East by an alley-way,
the South by q lot OF the estate of James S,
Guignatd, measuring thereon 2O8 feet, moro or
less, and on the West by Richardson street,
at the risk of purchasers, al former sales.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for stamps
and papers. z. +. FRAZER. q. r" @
May Is mfr
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SheriF7s Sale.

PY virtue of an execution to me directed. I
ID will sell, on the frat MONDAY in juno
next, in front Of the Court House, in Column
bia, within the legal hours, the following
property, viz:
All that PLANTATION or TRACT OF LAND
in Riohland County, containing seven hun
drod (700) acres, more or less, and bounded
on the North by Gills Creek, East by lands
OF the estates Of G. r. Bryce and G.. Il. Starl-
ing, and lands Of DIR. A. Wallace, South by
Big Lake, and West by Robert McCulloch.
ALSO,
All that Lot of Land in the city Of Colum-
bia, situated on the Southeast corner OF Rich
ardson and Plain streets, and bounded on the
North by Plain street, and measuring thereon
20S feet, Oh the East by an alley-way, and
measuring thereon 100 feet, more or less, on
the South by -, and on the West by Rich
ardson street, measuring thereon 100 feet,
more or less.
ALSO,
All that Square OF Land in tho CITY OF Co-
lumbia, with the buildings thereon, containing
four a. acres, and bounded on the North bv
Gervais street, East by Bull street, South by
Senate street, and West by Marion street,
levied on as tho property Of James s. Guig-
nard, Of the suit Of Mary s. p, Gibbes ct al vs
James =. Guignard. Terms cash.
May 18 NTH P.F. FRAZEE, 8. R. @.