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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-23
a model f6r AmsrIc;an 81, You,h.

| H
i AZ I Iode up from the depot to tile
hotel recently. 7 was attracted by q man.
~ young fellow OF about twenty.eioht.
who sat next me in the stage. He was
handsome, with hazel eye and fresh
complexion, was well and neatly dressed
and had especially silver-toned voice
spoke to him at Arst, because I was at
traoted BY his modesty. ~--- 80
Yes" said lie, in reply to an intro
uuotory question in regard to the hotels,
lthe weather being entirely beyond or.
gument,) "it has turned out a pretty
good season, I believe. I have been
here several snasoDs, and have seen none
better" -
You spend all your vacations here?"
NO, refleotively, "not vacations. I
usually pass the summer season here"
Evidontly he was rich young blood,
and with his good looks and lnodesty, an
excellent model for the American youth.
"Stopping at the - Hotel?"
he was bowing to sweet looking girl
just then, and did not Immediately an
swer. She was smiling back with de-
llghtful grace, showing mouthful of
rich pearls. Evidently he knew the good
society of the Branch.
"No. no." he replied, when he had
ceased bowing and comprehended my
question. "No; I stop at- t-at cot
tage."
Fine fellow. this, stopping at his own
cottage, and independent enough to ride
upon an omnibus. He interested mo
greatly as we went along, evidently
knoWlng everything about the place.
some, isn't it2 There's the handsomegt
pair Of steppers at the Branch, those
grays Just turning in at the Conti-
| MENTAL"
Here he was attracted by the repeated
bow OF two gorgeous danes, who were
passing US slowly in their open carriage,
and 40 opened two huge mouths and q
couple of batteries of ready-made teeth
upon him. he bowed quite gracefully
to them, and went on with his pleasant
descriptions. At the hotel we parted.
and lost him; but thought in this
wise of him: Talk of the degeneracy Of
the American youth. Look at this young
fellow. Handsome, polished, plea SAINT
tempered, elegant in his manners, rich.
modest, sensible. He visits the watering.
place evidently not to suffocate in the
hotels and follow the old winter CITY
routine Of dissipation and filtration.
He would certainly not seek them in his
own quiet cottage. He comes for the
more rational joys of sea air and sea
bathing, to be, perhaps, near the girl he
loves and hopes land may say deseryes)
to win. Happy fellow! True model be
for the youth of this glorious Repnblicl
In order to see one of tho lions, I went
over to the cottage where the tiger is let
loose, Just step or two from the West
End, and as went into the back room,
among the rattling of chips at the faro
table and the clinking of the little ball
in the pool of the roulette table, I heard
that silvery toned voice again: ..Walk in
ana nave some supper. gentlemen-iust
ready-l8. red. Ah, how de do?-met
you on the stage-I remember. Have
supper? No? Then, take drink-21,
black. Excuse me- business, you know.
Charley, pass the cigars to this gentle
man.
There he was-my model of the Ame-
rican youthl I passed out without pa.
tronizing that establishment.
Long Branch Cor. N. r Herald.
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G @ 8 8 P!.

MOT to bo behind our neighbora, to saw
IN nothing OF our being emulous to sur,
pass them, we beg to offer for inspection and
purchase one OF the best stocks ever shown
in our line in any market; every effort energy
and enterprise can suggest, every advantage
capital and experience afford us, are used
solely for the purpose Of furnishing the BEsr
goods at lowest possible prices.
Also. need scarcely add, that all our weights
are stantard-16a OF. to the pound, il any In.
ducement. l--
FLOUR.
Well that FLOUR is just as good as auy
mans Flour-sold perhaps lower, snd Weighs
as usual 136 pounds to the barrel.
COFFEES.
Stock full, bought before rise in price and
advance in gold-ful weight guaranteed, at
old prices. -I-
SUGARS.
All grades direct from Refineriee at
less than cost (of course everybody does Il, ,
and no cheating about weights either.
LIQUORS.
These arc pure domestic and imported. and
sold mindful or Uncle Sans commandment.
''Thou shalt not water thy ardent epirits .
without special license" We have no spe-
cial license.
New Goods constantly arriving. Please,
call and examine, GEO. SYSiMERR
Sent 1S tH5a-' -.s3s7t 7'I----N"S'
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The Marion Star.

Established Ouer Toenty Years dgo.
ITNHE best advertising medium in Eastern
Il Carolina. Our lst of subscribers defies
competition, and our advertising terms are
liberal. Merchants uI Columbia will consu1t
their interests BY avniling themselves OF our
columns. -,
Every one reads tho Star. It's circulation
is very large and rapidly increasing, and it's
readers arc from all sections and of ali claeses.
Address MckEItALL Il STEDMAN,
Sept 1G Editors. Marion G. H.. 8. C.
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Fall and Winter Goods.

THE undersigned begsl leave to inform
his customers, and tho public general
CIA y, that he has just returned from New
eyer brought to this market, embracing boz
sAiNS, Cloths, French and English Ca si-
meres, Yestings, DC, or the most modern
ING GOODS. ~ 1.''A - =
BY paying close attention to business. he
tronage. @. d ERERHaRnt
Sept 20
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A Scottish clergyman thought his peo.
PIE were making rather an unoonscion-
able objection to using a manuscript in
delivering sermon. They urged,
What gars ye TAX up your bit papers to
the pu'pit?" He replied that il was best,
Tor really he could not remember his ser.
mon, and must have his paper. "Weol,
weel. minister, then dinna expect that
we can remember them"
END OF Gun INDIAN TROUBLES. IT
gives us pleasure to announce that our
frequent contributor, Mr.. John B. Wolfe,
ID about to be married to Mrs. Hannah
Mol. Shepherd, Of tho Star. It is sell
dom that wolf and shepherd enter
INTO such amiable relations with one an
other. 1t is pleasant to think that, like
the lion and the lamb, they will lie down
together. 1VoodAuN DC Cle1in's Weekly.
The woman who dared belongs to Mi
neapolis. She travelled in male clothing
from her home to Chicago in search Of
q truant husband, and actually caught
him before lie had secured divorce.
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The last rail on the European and
North American Railway, between Ban
gor and st. John, N. B., uniting by rail
the United States and the mnritime pro.
vinces Of Canada, was laid few daya
ago.
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WE propose to depart from the old foRy
w habit OF selling %
MI. DRY GOODS
at sneh high figures 80 much in vogue here.
and intend from this On to make 1t to the in.
terest Of buyers to patronize -
THE STORE OF PORTER & STEELE.

We have juat turned from the Eastern
1iarhet with e beautiful assortment o; GnE
GOODS selected with great care. and as we
bought them lotc, we propose to give our ous-
toners the advantage of these Low
FIGURESl We ask especial attention to our
choice lot Of Mems Wear, embracing all styles,
coiors and prices. DRESS GOODS, the new
the best line OF Fripgos in the city, and at
tho lowest figures. IN all Domestic Goods,
We offer rare bargains. We will make it to
inc interest OF buyers to examine our Stock
Sept a PORTER 6 STEELE.
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HonD On. Hold on to your tongue
when you are just ready to swear, lie.
speak harshly, or use an Improper word.
Hold on to your hand when you are
about to strike, pinch, steal, or do an
improper act. -.
holo on 20 your temper when you
are angry, excited, or imposed upon, or
others are about you. H.
Hold on to yonr heart when evil ssso.
ciates seek your company, and invite
You to Join in their mirth and revelry.
:. hold on to your name at all times: for
1t is OF more value to you than gold,
high places, or fashionable attire.
Hold on to the truth, for it will serve
eternity.
Hold on to your virtue; it is above oil
price to you in all times and places.
Hold on to your good character; for it
ls and ever will be your best wealth.
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BADRN-BADEN DOOMED. The decision
OF the Reiohsrath has been pronounced,
and all the gaming tables of Germany
must positively be closed Oh the last day
Of December, 1872. Weisbaden, Ems.
Homburg, and Baden must find fresh
means Of attracting the public, and of
deriving the funds necessary for their
great expenditures. Homburg alone
pays 8 fine to the Government of G7O. 600
9. year; md sthe expenses of keeping up
the beautiful gardens that surround it
amount to an annual outlay OF $1,000,
whichlareialso paid out Of the receipts
OF the gaming tables. It would seem, as
might be expected, that this year will be
an unusually productive one; the players
throng round the tables every evening
IN rows OF six deep, and many have to
retire without the ,wished-for opportuni.
y ol stalking their money. The .'Salon
Dore" is crowded every night with spec.
ing. #- i.,-.5.l,l
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To Rent.

LA HOUSE containing six rooms. on the
G:a corner OF Taylor and Wnn streets.
Also, the House containing twelve
rooms. on corner OF Blanding and Barnwcll
streets. For particulars, apply to
sept 10 f4N MRS. H. ENGLIRH.
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Notes Victoria Tonic Bitters."
ENTIRELY VEGETABLE,

For ne cure Of Dyspepsia, Ague and Feoc,.,
and al Hunsps Innmr;,es GemerG nf ,as 1z,somty' zany
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New Books! New Books!! New Books!!!
VlHE DOMESTIO LIFE OF THOs. JET.
:, A FERSON. BY his granddaughter, Sarah.
"Reminiscences Of Fifty Years. by MARI
.''At Last" A Christmas in tho West In
dies: BY Charles Kingsley. with many illus
Light and Electricity" By J. T5ndar..
The Coming Race; or Tho New Utopia. go
Six Boys: A Mother's Story. BY the Amo
rican Tract Society. $1.25. A. ~
The Earthly Paradise. A Poem. Nv vii
liam Morris. Three volumes. $3.50.
Ernestine." By George Sand. 75c..
Terrible Temptation. BY Chas. Reado. SOC.
beat authors, just received and for sale at pub
Usher r's'prices, by BRYAN Il MoOARTER.
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Thornwell's Collected Writings.

YHHEOLOG!CAL and Ethical, 2 volumes,
Il embollished with DR.. Thornwell's por.
Memories Of Patmoa. By MacDuf. 81.
Tho Conservative Reform alton and it's The
ology. BY Rev. Charles P. Krowth, D. D. SIS.
The Unseen World. BY Rev. DR.. Stork. 81.
NEW NOVELS.
Her Lord and Master. By Florence Maryatt
;, Won. not Wooed By the author OF Bred in
the Bone, DO. 80 cents.
Terrible Temptation. by Charles Reade.
Uniform edition Of Grace Aguilor's Works,
such as Mothers Recompense. Vale Of CedaTs
tc., at 81 per volume. ~ '-"-1'
The .bove books sent to any address, post
paid, on receipt OF price I'M
Aug DUFFIE & CHAPMAN. Bookaol1ars
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For Sale.
TWO LOTS fronting on Upper street. be-.
4 tToon Marion and Bull streets. One OF
four acres, with small house and excellent
well OF water. The other contains three acres.
all enclosed by good fence, mi :
ALSO,
An acre OF Ground, with q Cottage on it..
situated on the Southeast corner OF the souaro
on Which Trinity Church stands.
,, ALSO,
Hall aero Lot on the corner of Pickens and
Laurel streets. .f-
ALSO,
Several improved Lots in the oty, and in tho
country sundry Plantations, Mills and Wood
iaha. Among the plantations he offers ono Of
tho best, il not tho very best, stock farms, of
It's size, Il, 200 acres,) in the State.
j. W. PARKER,
sept 1G 41nn Real Estate Broker,
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Farm for Sale

Farm for Sale.
TONTAINING 2G0 acres. more or less three
~ miles from Columbia. For particulars,
apply to DR.. j. w. Parker. or to =
j. N. CRAWFORD,
-HcPt 40 4lno Cotton Town
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LATEST QUoTAT1oNs OF SOUTHERN SE-
oUl1TIEs IN CHAn1EsroN, s.. C--Correoted.
September 20. 1871, by ht.. ae7I !. =
G! ;!S'!la2Z:l\ i /
Banker and Broker. No. 25 Broad street.

"a a-XAzASl2 l2,AX.s.X.#sAlKAYA
Banker and Broker. No. 25 Broad street.
Names Of Securities. Rate In. OS'd Asked.
STATE SECURITIES.
North Caroline, old. -. 6 ... "A
n. Carolina, new. ~. 6 ~. 26
South Carolina, old. 8 70
=. Carolina, new...... 6 -. GO
3. Q. reg'd stock, e1 in. 6 80. 10
Georgia, new, (gold)... Z -. 98
deorgla, new. ...... z 90
GeOrgla ......... 6 86
Tennessee, old 6 rs
tennessee, new. ...... 6 -. rs
a!aDam h............. n. 8 -. 100
alaoama ........, s ~ 70
CITY SECURITIES.
Atlanta, Ga, bonds. :. g 85
Atlanta, Ga, bonds. -. z rs
Augusta. Ga, bonds. i. Z 81
Charleston stock. 6 Xxx
Charl'n Fire loan BIDS ~
Columbia, S. c., bonds 6 6b
Columbus, Ga, bonds. 76
Macon, Ga, bonds. z rs
Mobile, ALA. 8 40
Mobile, Ala. ........ 58
Montgomery, ALA. 80. 8 ~. 80
Memphis, Tenn. binds
DID,. 6 ~. GO
new. 6 SO
endorsed 6 G3
Nashville, Tenn. ..... 6 GO
Savannah, Ga, bonds 7 81
Wilmington, N. Co.,. 8 rs
Wilmington, N. Co.. 6 ~. 72l5
RAILROAD BONDS.
Atlantic and Gulf. 7 SO
B. Il. r., LIST mortgage 7 So
Central Georgia.. 7 81 100
Charleston and Savan.. 6 -. C5
Charlotte, Col. &c Aug. 7 IL. SO
Cheraw and Darlington 8 90
Cheraw & Oar. I'd mort 70
Chesap'ke s. Ohio, gold 6 -. 93
East Tennessee. Virgi-
MIA, endorsed. 6 G9
East Tennessee and
Georgia. endorsed. 6 49,. 68
Georgia Railroad. -. Z 100
Green. g. Col. Ist NOR. 2 OK
Green. & c.. State guar 7 .... 56
Green. & Col, I'd mort 7 20. 40
Laurens.. .......... z SO
Macon and Augusta,
1st mortgage. .7 ~. IS
Macon and Augusta,
lst mort.,) guar by
Georgia Railroad. 7 %
Macon and Brunswick,
guaranteed by State
Of Georgia. ........ 7 75
Memphis & Charleston. 7 IS
Mississippi Central, 1st
mortgage. .......... ~. sc
Mississippi Central, I'd
mortgage. ......... 7 76
Mississippi & Tonnes
see. lst mortgage. 8 IS
Mississippi e Tennes-
see. consolidated. 8 70
Mobile and Girard, 1st
mortgage. ......... g o.
Mobile & Montgomery,
gold, 1st mort, end. 8 o.
Montgomery and West
Point, 1st mortgage. 8 IS
Muscogee, Ga. 7 93
Nashville and Chatta-
nooga, endorsed. 6 "a
North Eastern 1st mort. 8 81
North Eastern, I'd mort. 8 Sc
Pensacola s. Georgia,
lst mortgage. ..... z .... so
Sav. e. Char. 1st mort. 7 rs
Sav. & Char, State qua 7 ~, ca
Say. & Char, I'd mort. 8 -. rs
South Carl'a. 1st mort. z ~. 81
South Carolina. ..... z 70
South Carolina. .... 6 65
Spartanburgand Union 7 .... IS
Western Alabama, I'd
mortgage, endorsed. 8 93
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
Atlantic and Gulf. 100 40
Augusta & Savannah. az
Central Georgia. /" IN. III
Charlotte, Col & Aug. 1u0 45
Georgia ). j. 100 10O
Green. and Col. r. r.. 20 10
Macon and Augusta. 100 35 40
Macon md Western. 100 I'm 4
Memphis & Charleston. rs 8
Northeastern so IN
Savannah & Charleston 100 90
s. G. r. r. shares. 100 ~
S. G. r. II. & Blk shares 125 Al
Southwestern Georgia. 100 0a,<
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Wines and Liquors.

= ASA. THE undersigned beg leave to.
NSa ,.call the attention Of consumers
&4S%S3 and Wholesale purchasers, to.
TA their assortment Of goods In this
t9sssa Zinc, which they are Offering at
prices which defy competition. Their stock
consists in part OF '---
Choice OTARD BRANDIES,
Domestic and California Brandies.
Whiskies,
Common and Rectified WHISTLES,
Wines,
Ginger, Cherry and Blackberry Brandies.
barclay, Perkins i Co. 9 London Porter.
9ounger's SPARKLING Alloa Ale,
Champagnes OF tho following choice brands:
Louis Roederer. Delmonico, Hiedseiok, Carte
blanche. Cabinet and California Champsgnes.
Old Holland Gin, Wolfe's Hchfedsm
Schnapps, Jamaica Rum, ETC., etc.
Sept JOHN AGNEW 4 SON.
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Universal Life Insurance Company.
VXTE are desirous OF securing the servicei
wv Of half dozen active Oanvassine
Agents in South Carolina for tho Universal,
whom liberal terms will be made. We desire,
also responsible Local Agents for each town
in tho State. NJ. w. GARY,
III. O. BUTLER,
State Superintendents Of Agencies.
CoLUMnIA, s. c., September 8. 187i.
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bIIls marked thus are being
redeemed ut the counter of above Office.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-10-19
RandOmiteS.

RandOmiteS.
Town pumps-Local editors.
Paper cutFs-Newspaper attacks.
PariOr magaziues-keroSene lamps.
The great American 'ism"-Jourual-
ism.
Mr.. II. j. Fry has opened a new store.
y number Of female prisoners have de-
veloped in North Carolina.
The editor of the Enterprise has gone
to Nashville On business.
We had plenty Of rain the first of the
week.
There was no preaching in town last
Sunday.
Turnipa seem to be in fourishing con-
dition.
The Sweetwater Enterprise is a good
paper.
In a breach of promise suit at Nashville
the other day, the jury gave the plaintiff
$4,000. Beware, young men!
An administration paper asserts that
Horace Greeley is a member Of the Ku-
KluX Khan.
Why isn't the Sweetwater Temperance
Society recognized? We hope there
are some Temperance men here yet.
Peat fuel has been tested in New York
as a steam generator, and has been pro-
nOuncGd better than coal by Il quarter of
a ton.
"What substitute can there be for the
cndearments Of ones sister 2" exclaimed
Mary, "Ihe endearments of some other
fellows sister," replied John.
Nelson, the slayer of Gen. Clanton,
surrendered himself to the Sheriff Of Knox
county two days after the killing. He
was released by giving a i25,UUO bond.
A strong mind is sometimes more easily
impressed than Il weak one. For exam
nle you cannot 50 easily convince a fool
that you are a philosopher as you can u
philosopher that you are a fool.
a paper says: "One Of the prettiest
sights the human eye ever rested upon, is
gold in its liquid state" The human eye
IN this vicinity would be satisfied if it
could see amy Of the metal in u solid
state.
A Cincinnati wife left her husband and
joined a travelling show, The latter
busted, and left her 200 miles from home
with no money. She had to walk back,
and now she can't find her husband which
is another example Of mans cruelty to
con6ding oman
A Berkshire papa observed to his
daughters beau: Jim, if you want Lu
you can have her; bu; | don't want you
hanging around unless you mean business.
If you intend to marry her, hurry up,
for can't be kept awake nights much
longer"
The rising generation sage rapidly in
Detroit. \ mature specimen, eight years
old, was hunting around the police station
for a stray father the other night. "You
Sec" he remarked, with Gljal 'cXultatiou,
She guv'uor's a little wild yet, but he'll
grow out ofit."
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The Subsidized Press,

The suspension Of the Clarlestcn
IS. c. Republican moves tie New York
Time to remark:
"'Ihe fact appears to be that there is
not yet a Republican partyin the South
ern States capable OF supporting an in
dependent Republican newspaper. The
result is that nearly, if not all, South rn
Republican journals are fed from the
State treasures, and do not thrive NOR
ally on the diet. This is one OF the evils
that time alone will cure"
This comment implicitly approves the
practice of the southern State treasures
in using the tax-papers' money to pub
fish partisan newspapers. This identi-
cal thing is one Of strong counts in the
Timess fierce Indictment OF the Tam
many government of new York. The
Times is right denouncing this miscon-
duct Of Tammany, but all its denuncia-
ton applies, according Is it's own state
ment of the case, to the Radical govern
ment of every Southern State.-Balti-
more Sun.
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The October number of this Journal,
in ability, maintains its high tone, as a
spiritual, practical. magazine for Parents
and Sunday School Teachers. 1t con-
tains-The Beauty of the Life of Christ,
hy Rev. b. F. Crary, D. D.; What is the
Sunday School For? and What Has the
Church to Do With 1t! by Mr.. Jacob
Burnett The Hill Difficulty, by Rev. A.
A, Kendrick; Keep Order, by Rev. Ja-
cob Little; We Must Not Get Discour-
aged; Nothing to Do! Infant School Les
sons; Blackboard Exercises, Editorial,
Lesson Papers for Scholars for each Sab
bath, with two pages of Exposition on
each Lesson for the Teachers aid in prep
a%ration. The "Worker" Course of Les
yons will be ready in few days, and will
he sent on application to the Publisher,
J. W. Mcintyre, st. Louis, Mo.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-10-19
CriticiSing Newspapers.

1t is a very easy matter to c%riticise q
newspaper; but tn publish live one, so
MS to interest, amuse, and instruct the
public, is no small undertaking. Those
is this community who are so prone to find
fault with every little item which does
not suit their critical and exalted ideas,
should buy type, ink, and paper, and pub
llSh an organ of their own Let them try
it for three months only, and if it don't
give them some new ideas Of the new
paper business, then We are no judge of
human nature. The %conceit would be
taken out of such individuals so quickly
that they would hardly know what was
the matter with them, or whether they
stood on their heads or feet.
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Valuable Little Work.

We are under obligations to Mum &
Co., publishers Of the Scientific Ameri-
can, New York, for a neat little volume
OF TO pages, entitled as above. 1t con-
tains tho complete census of 1870, show
Jug the population, by counties, eff all the
States and Territories, with their areas,
and the population OF the principal cities.
Also, the new patent laws in full, with
forms, official rules, directions how to OBJ
tain patents, copyrights, regulations for
trademarks, assignments, how to sell pat
ents, etc. Also, a large variety of valu-
able information relating to water-wheeIs,
steam-engines, and other mechapism, with
many useful tables and recipes, Us dia-
,~ams of mechanical movements, etc.
Psicc, % cents. A more valuable com
pendulum, for SO small a price, has rarely
b.eu published.
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~CIlANCERY SALE.


G. W. Patterson, Adm'r, &c., VS.. Susan
Patterson, ct. al.
Pursuant to a decree Of the Chaucory
Court at Athens, Toun., rendered at May
Term, ISL, in this cause, | will expose to
sale, hy iutIic cutlery, to- the highest hid
der at The court house s&oor in Madi>ou-
vile. Tenn, on the
9th Day Of November, Next,
the Tract Of land mentioned and described
in SAID decree, to-wit: A tract Of land
lying in Monroe county. Tenn, containing
at ~ acres, adjoining the lands Of G. W..
Lee, Is. W. Staten. Houston Rogers and
others, being land formeyly belonging to
the estate Of George Patterson, deceased,
and purchased by John Stephens under
decree of the Chanccry Court at Madison
Vile, Tenn and now to be sold to pay the
purchase money.
Terms of Sale:
Six months credit. without the right Of
redemption. Note with good .]ecurity re
lqlired and a lien retained Tor the purchase
mency. j. NJ. HENDERSON, C&M
s. p. HALE, D. C. & NJ.
, o~ctj-4t-pf$S