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GIFT CONCERT.
GIFT HONEY ALL UP!
g $ 5 0, 0 +, 0 0 0 g
In Bank to Pay Prizcs.
a FULL DRAWING IN bIGHT.

HHE GRAND GIFT, CONCERT, for sthe
Il benefit OF the Public Library Of Ken
tucky, is stponed to ATURDAY, the 7th Of
December, for the following reesons:
/. The failure OF certain agents to make re-
turns in time for the drawing to take place
September 20.
Q. The accumulation Of orders during the
last few days to sucn extent that il was not
possible to I'LL them and have tho drawing on
the 28th.
8. The general expressed desire OF ticket
holders tha. q full drawing might bo had
oven IT it madc q short postponement neccs-
Hary.
4. The belief OF the management that by
short postpontment the remnant of unsold
tickets can be disposed OF, and all the pi ICES
paid i'll full, without the necessity of any pro
rata scaling down.
For these reasons, coupled with tho earnest
desire 10 bcnt it tho Public Library by q larger
balance and the ticket holders by larger gifts
tho cobcert and distribution have been post
ponod'to Saturday, the 7th Of December, 1872
On that day and no other tho drawing will
positively and uncquvocaily come of iii the
Ereat hall OF tho Public Library building, be-
ginning Mt pr ciscly 6 o'clock A. NJ, and CON
time until tho whole 900 gifts are awarded
The pa! mont or tho gifts Will begin the third
day after tho drawing, and continue for six
montha, in current funds, by the Farmers
aid Groyers Bank. or by 81 ght draft npou the
Fourth National Eank, New York, al tho OPP
tiOn OF the Ill ticket holders.
List Bf Gifts.
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A young man who prides himself on
his muscle aud proficiency in the ''man-
~ art" went to storo in Bangor, and,
after some loud talk, tipped over bar
rel Of cranberries on his exit, following
up his feat by ''stumping" ono of the
proprietors into the street. The afore.
said proprietor accepted the challenge,
and after wiping up the mud for a
square rod with the man. of muscles
back, ended the little game by throwing
him bodily over fence. The muscu-
lar youth doesn't like to have any
body say craDberries to him now.
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Tho Old Love.

Tho Old Love.
met her, abe was thin and OLE,
She stopped and trod with tottering feet;
Her looks were gray that once were gold,
Her voice wse harsh that once was sweet;
Her cheeks were sunken, and her eyes,
Robbed Of their giriiAh light or Joy,
We're dim; 1 felt q strange surprise
That had loved her when bog.
But yet o something il her air
Restored me to my youthful prime;
Ny heart grew young and seemed to wear
The impress OF that long lost time;
I took her wited hand in mine,
It's touch awoke world Of Joy;
kissed her with a reverend sigh,
For had loved her when boy.
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~
Total, l. 900 Gifts, all Cash. . s5n0 900
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets. $40; halves. So; quarters
$3.50; II whole tick, tr for ilLO; IS for :225; Sc
for $500; l3 for l,0CU; 90 for S2.5Oi ). tor
$1,000. No discount on less than 200 ~oith
of tickets Mt Il time.
the The money necessary to pay. in full all the
offered gifts ID now npon deposit in the Farm
ern''and Drovcr*' Bank. az will be seen by tho
! following certificate of the Ca-hicr:
FARMERS ASD DnovEnS' BANK.
LOUISVILLE. KY, Sept 26, 1872.
This 10 to certify, that there is now on de-
pusit i'll this bauA uyvT half million vi dol
inrs to the credit OF the Gift Concert fund,
s50D 600 OF which is held by this bank. as
to pay off all gifts to be awarded at the draw
ing. Il. s V&ACH. Cashier.
Hon. john RAEEEE Manager of the Royal
Insurance Company. Liverpool, and Colonel
JILsoS l.. Johnson, Proprietor of the Galt
House, will act as a committee on tho par, Of
the Trustees to take charge Of the tags he
lore the drawing, count them. place them i'll
tho wheel. aud Personally see that cores
ponding numbers for all the tickets sold 20
into tho wheel. After the drawing is over,
| the wheel with it's contents, will be placed in
tho hands OF 4 committee ON the part OF tho
ket-hodcrs, to satisfy themselves whether
all tickets sold werc Represented in drawing.
Blind children. i'll full view Of tho audience
will alternately draw the tags from one OF the
giass wheels and the gifts belonging 10 tiiciii
from the nthcr, AMI the official record Of tho
| drawing thus conuctcd will hc kent by three
tnll:rs chosen from different banks in the city.
The tlrd wing will bc published in the Louis.
Vile papers and New York H.,uid and official
copies mailed to all parties out of Louisville
tn whon' tlcscts bavc been sent by letter.
The remnants OF tickets yet unsOld will lie
furnished to h'se who first apply for them,
and rs general Il distribution ~ ihcm will he
nade among agents as their limited number
Will permit. No agent will ho permitted, on
any account whatever. 10 hold or sell ticket
| for the management November 2j, 1872
This Dostponcment has been made i,y nd-
vice "t the lrnstHts, with the sole oij,ct ot
| thc real htnet Of both the ticket holder and
the Pubic Library, and all concerned may
rest perfectly assured that the positive nli
final programme here announced will be car
ricd out 10 thc lcttrt.
| THOMAS T.. BRAMLETTE,
| Agent Public Library k.ntntkv. Public j.
| i'rarv Building. i."Li-viiir, Kentucky.
! SEPrEMEEn 2i. 1872 Oct 5sNl6
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Probate yudge-James O Leahy.

School Observation-Disclosures Long. y
County mmiasioners-Dennis MoRtes.
Allen Rice, Thomas Keitt. .'H't1
OCONEE COUNTY, .y
senator-W @ Keith. -
Representatives, Edmond Herndon, Enos
Coroner-Walter NJ Wooden.
Shcriff-W.N Craig.
Clerk Of Coprt-Jease " stribling.
Probate Judge-Stilos P Dendy.
School Commissioner-Thomas Lewis.-
County Oommiesioners-WH b Stl ibling, Jas
III Hunhicutt. james Doyle.
ORANGEBURG COUNTY.
Senator-James l. Jamisnn.
Represent ntatives-Samuel T. Duncan, John
Dix, Henry Riley. Fielder Myers, Abram
Donnelly.
Coroner-John I. Humbert.
ShelifT-Edward Cain.
Clerk OF Ouurt-George Boliver.
Probate eJudge-Augustus Knowlton.
School Commissioner-Francis r McKinlay.
County Commissioners-John Robertson,
Edmund i Smoake, Alexander Brown.
PICKENS COUNTY.
Representatives, e Bowen.
Coroner-W Boyd.
sheriff. II Ferguson.
Clerk OF Courts d Keith.
Probate Jldge-J FL lhilpot.
School Commissioncr-D I bradley.
COUNTY Commissloncrs-HJ J Anthony, hos
nICHLAND COUNTY.
Rcpresentatives-S B Thompson, a " Cur
tis, Char'cs Minort, John L Gilmore.
Coroncr-I II Coleman.
Sheriff. Dent.
Clerk ot Cnurt- D b Miller
Probate Judges u Swygcrt.
School COmmissioner-D ialmond.
County Commiseoncrs-EM III Weston, " l.
SpAnrANBURG COUNTY.
Senator-D Il Duncan.
Representatives Gabriel Cannon, Il n
Smith, W Compton. Thomas Moore.
Coroner-hIOses Foster.
Sheriff-John Dewberry.
Clerk of Court-F nj TRIMMER.
Probate Judge benjamin WoTord.
School Commissioncr-WH II richardson.
SUMTER COUNTY.
Representative I B Johnston. " " Ram
say. j G Wilson, Butler Spears
Coroner--T Duncan.
Sheriff. N Tindall.
Clerk OF Court-G W I,ear'on.
Probate Judgc-C N Hurst.
County commissioners Henry Cain, W T
UNION COUNTY.
Representatives-W ii Wallace, i II Rice,
John Wallace.
Coroner-John Tineicy
Sherlff-Robert Mach; til.
Clerk Of Court-ChaI.,r Bolt.
Probate Judge-Jostph Gist.
school ComnIispioner-W H Norman.
County CONFERENCE.-The s Bobo, George
Martin, James Hardy.
WILLIAMSBURG COUNTY.
Neprceentntives-James Jefferson, Fortune
Gilcs, Thomas PRESLEY.
Ootoner--Lcuis Donath
Sherif-Wil,.Hm w Ward.
Clerk Of Court-N1evin Hirsch.
Probate Judgo-Lous Jacobs.
School Commissioner-HenryH II Mourzon.
County Commissioners Il Scott,
William Scott. ambrose Iisiiaio.
YORK COUNTY.
Scnator-J Hannibal White.
Representatives. A Ratchford, NJ L
Owens, Nelson Davis, Daniel Williams.
COroncr-John II Wallace.
Sheriff-Robcrt II Glenn.
Clerk OF Court-Joseph Wallace.
Probate Judge-Joseph A McLain.
School Commissionor-C A King.
County Commissopers-IiK Il Roberts, Frank
Edwards, William D Allison.
Wo do, therefore. by virtue Of tho powers in
US vested, certify and de claro the above-men-
toned parties have been dnly elected to fill
tho various offices respectively referred to-;
and the Constitutional Amendments, having
received a ajority Of votes, arc herebv de-
clared duly adopted.
Given under our hands and the seal of the
State in tho city ot Coin m hin this
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-20
Change ot Scheoule.

Change of Schedule.
WILMINGTON, CoIuMB1A d AuorsT. r. r. 90
SUPEEIN1EHDENT's OFFICE.
W1LMING1oS, n. C.. October z, 1872.
k8 ID @ f5iidTi1a ApI5R tnis seh.Sn,. date .hS b,
he ruu hX II nina OH IL. il rnan. -.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-20
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH CAROLYN ,as
Deposits Of Sl and Upwards Received

dNIERESI 4 LLO tU A I TIE Ri IL ni
SEVEN PEE CENT. ILE ANAL
on CERIItIC-i I ES Of UEJ'USIY
AND SIX pen CENT. COM
FOUNDED EFEkI SiX
.HOhIUh On ACCO LAIS.
OFflCEkS.
Nm. Martin, President.
John B. Palmer. Vice-fresident
A. G. BrenlZer, Cashier.
J. II. Sawyer, i'll gtnci I'll chxIee.
John u. Is. smith, Assistan, Gssh:..
Directors.
Wade Hampton, Villa NJ III artin, a. c. Hss.
b ell, +. w. NlcMaster, l.. j. Bcinitsh, JGLn s.
pGlmer, Thomas +. Gregg, ColumbiA.
J. Eli Gregg, Marion.
@. T. Scott, Newberry.
w. G.. Mayes, Newberry.
B. h. Rutledge, Charleston.
E.an;c! nsyenel, IT,. Charleston.
Mechanics, Laborers, Clerks, Widows, Ul.
phans and others may here deposit Their SAY.
ings aud draw liberal rate Of interest there.
on. Planters, Professional Men and Trustees
wishing to draw int crest on their funds until
they require them for businesp other pur.
poses: Parents desiring to set apart small
sums for tncir children. and Married Womeb
and Minors twhosc depositr can only he with.
Ira wn by themselves. or, III care nf death By
their leea! representatives.! wishing to lay
msidefunde for future uee. arc here afforded
an opportunity Of deroaitinR their n,cant
where they will rapidly accumulate. and, al
The same tine, be suhjcct o withdraw lwh hcn
)ccded. hur if
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STATE OF soUTIlCARoIINA,

STATE OF FSOUTIlCAROLINA,
OFFICE SLCHtraItY OF STATE.
!, +. l.. CARD"Zo, Secretary ut State OF
South Carolina. III pnrsnanco o! the provi.
stone OF the Act above referred to, do hereby
certify That the foregoing is II correct tran
script from the statrmrnis and dcclarHtions
OF the Board of State Cahvasscrs, filed in this
oiilce, according to SAID Act u: Assembly.
Given under my hand aud tho snai OF the
state, this iS;h day of November.
60, A. ID. 49,. anl III tho ninety
Us seventh year of American Iud.-
'~'-' pe:,lancc.
+. l.. CARDGXD.
NOV ~ Secretary cf state.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-20

Fret take the Blood and Liver Iiiis. to work
OF the Bile and purify tho blood; three or
four will be sufficient Then take table
spoonful OF HEINITSH'S CHILL CURE. It
has been tried: We know It..
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-20
CHARLESTON COUNTY.

Rspresentativss-BA a Boeemcn. Timothy
Hurley, o R Levy, OF Andell. Il b Artson. q
North, N Spencer, Prioleau; las Bren.
2an d1ant dlsas h,SssfS HFydsp dpeoao Es Ea%srd
Petty, II W Turner. Vxnderpool.
Ooroner-Aaron Logan.
Shoriff-C Bowen.
Clerk OF Court-Jacob Whitman.
Probate Judge-George Buist.
County Oommissioners- I cunningham,
Louis Dunne%sRa GaRsaTER y H ThS%Ps9n' UGTNPs%a
Representatives. Lilly, Prince Young,
Charles Sims.
Coroner-Julius Stevenson.
Sherif-Bepj G Yocum:
CLERK OF Oourt-O @ Mccoy.
Probate Judge-John Dickey.
School Commissioner-Dublin Walker.
County ommiseiopers-James Reid, Bur-
rell HemPhill, Madison PendergraHs.
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.
Representatives-A M Lowry, w w Spencer.
Ooroner-H D Tila.
Sheriff. Spofford.
Clerk of Court-Thomns Mulloy.
Probate Judge-W Hanna.
9chec! Comrnissioner-W I. Price,
County commissioners Douglas, Edward
CLARENDON COUNTY.
Representatives-AC Collins, Jared Marley.
Coroner-W Ivey.
Sherif-W CLARK.
Clerk of Court-W A Bal field.
Probate Judge-W Il Burgess, Sr.
School Comtnissisner-LA 4 RenIow
County ommiseionere-MM NJ Bcnbuw, Titus
Malteu, SyIox Meltun.
COLLECTION COUNTY.
Representalivcs-A Holmes, Sherman
SnalIs, H Fraser, VIM II Thomas, Robert
Tarleton.
Coroncr--R Robert Tolbert.
Sheriff. II Terry.
Clerk of Court-A C Shuffcr.
Probate Judge-Charlcs Witecll.
School COmmissi0ner u Holmes.
County CommissioneIa-Josep A Suspor-
tas, Wr, Driflls, Philip Ferguson.
DARLINGTON COUNTY.
Representatives john Boston, Richard II
Hamberg, Jackson A Smith, Samuel Keith.
C0roner-Henry Brown.
SheriG-ThomasC Cox.
Clerk Of Court-Jonathan Wright.
Probate Judge-Michael Welsh.
School ommissioner-Jo hua l. Wilson
County Commissioners-Clay Cannon,
Ere ncis n Smith G,,ot H.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-20

fE'AFE pleasure in calling the attention OF
K public to an examination OF their
STOCK OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE, con
sistiug Of Pianos, Church and Parlor Organs,
Meludc0ns, FiOlins, Guitars, BanjOs, Flutca,
Accordeons, Brass and Silver Band lnetru-
ments ut all kinds. Also, Sheet Music and
instruction Books for every class of Mnrical
Instruments on land at all times. Sheet
Music sent by mail. post paid. on pt OF
price; and all kindr ol Musical Goods sent by
Express, when ordered. In any part Of the
state, marked G. y. u. G"cd Secondhand
Pianos and Organs for sale cheap, for cash.
Pianos, Organs and McloGtol tuned and re-
paired in q satisfactory GisEn'I: ard will give
especial attention To- Packing, III smovirg aud
Shipping PianUs for othtrInItite 10 ery pniE
desired. ut moderate liices.
All orders promptly attended to and salts.
fa, tion guaranteed Ia those favtrirp III Will,
their patronage Send for onr catalogue Of
Sheet Music AMI Musical Mere! andi-c. Ri.
chardaun street, few doors above Tnd:HlX
office, Columbia. y. &. Nov 7
MOSES GOLDSMITH & SON,
G"'onads Ro'e. T.,niur RnnGr. tAnr'tSicn, S. =,
nEAI.EKSiS
Scotch, Pig and American Bar Iron,
EEP constantly on hand u tnll e..l pi: ri
IN all kinds.
In store, 100 tons EGLINTOS FIG.
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hlchmohd and Ianville 'Rsil1os d.E
Eas E SsHH' SGEPfSsaD II :. TINE, on Ina

Trains ltavirg Ricl II ond at LEO T.. H.. ., q
at 10 A. NJ, cCnnCct at GleebsIOro With
trains on North Carolina Diyieit II, Ter all
points South. Passengers ltavil knl nc I'D
at 1.50 /. NJ, corntct ut GlctltGoIu with
train 10, alI I.ointe Eutt ot GretEsto,o. Fss-
stnEcr train leaving Naleish at / 40 p. NJ.
Mail train, u,,vrg in Eiclmord at 12 IS ?.
II. JOHN Il. MACMUEDO,
General Fright nj d Ticket Agent.
T. II. Il. J AIC T. lneirCtr and Gen sup'i
,nurIl
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-06-29
IININE NAMES AND THEIR
MEANING.

ny eroRGE W. BuNGAY.
Frances Is truly free"
Gutha is purely bright
rlarti- clear 10 see,
Lnrya star Of Light
I,nis "tdpJy as happy can be;
Cathcrucis pure,
Barbara, from alnr;
Nahr is very fair
henrietta Is "star,
.uIa pearl thrown up frOm tho yea,
Mqrd i. sweetest "myr,b,'
Amelia is sincere
falhu s "ytry good,
EHltcrIs" "shiniug here,
hH.I-a" lady Of uJnur" true;
Sn.mi.0 lily
Cecilia din o' sight
Iluna gwcaful "willow,'
Beatrice ~ YES delight,
.buu "an oath, y pure as morning dew.
So.its' "wisdom,'
JcilNa rs "a ioy'
Aldmc" ga princess
JrIia "a i,Wcl toy
.4Is faithful ~ as the light Of day
Constance "rcsulutg,'
GmccI.a favor meet
Charlotte Is "uuhilily,n
Harriet an "odur sweet
Rala "ioyul as the robins lay.
.uth rs "u mdy,n
isabella H. " fair,
hcimdt. constant
Jcmmp "aound in air,"
ucis "roor-p.1tcd and brave
Liai.a Wrll,
JuIIlb lb"arong Of praise, -
Courn, harmony
Priscilla "auClout of days,
. nI "aGighIugalc where bNuChcs wave
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-06-29

n machine running on this old hem
sphere, or in the United States, that
he can't improve and beat. PooI
and he with the heart Of a child and
the brain Of a Newton! Poor, indeed!
Let me catch any one calling him
poor, and III gat mad; and when l
pes mad, there sao1hn round. Yes,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-06-29

The Pope is reported to have sta.
ted to some American lately, that if
he should ever leave Rome, he would
be glad to take up his residence in
New York, because no city in the
world contains more earnest Catho-
lies, or those more devoted to the
ighest and best interests Of the
church.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-06-29
What is Your Duty!

A sick soldier, whose suffering
was so great that he often wished
he was dead, being asked, Glow are
YOU to escape everlasting pain" re-
piled, 81 am praying to God, and
striving to do my duty as we'll as l
can"
"What are you praying for?0 |
asked.
"For the pardon of my sins"
"But now, if your wife were offer
ing you cup Of tea which she had
prepared for you, what would be
your duty?"
"To take it from her, surely"
oDo YOU think that God is offer
ing you anything"
"Oh, yes, sir; | think he is offer
ing pardon to all, through Jesus
Christ"
"What is your duty, then?"
"Ah, SIR he said with much feel
ing, 81 ought to accept il"
"And yet you keep asking MN
for what he offers, instead Of king
it at once! But now, tell me what
you really require in order to be
this moment pardonodman"
81 only want faith in Jesus" was
his answer.
"Comc, then, at once to Jesus,
Receive him as your Saviour; and in
him you will find all that you need
for time and eternity"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-06-29
Ill M0RS OF THE DAY.

A first nome or lifc-Rowl
I,Il ,le
',''F ',''' - ''o'' VI i"''''l'''
IT, SlnoIyr- Meet hcr oy moon
4
N pol'uP'no' MAKE q PrlcAly
4 Joy yo' the dumb is always I'M
fa5Ie.
w. kew, ha dost to tuncY l..
r.
v bza.dgbtors, clam eaters, and
n ap all muscle men.
hm dJ,g 81 man have to keey
kord2 When no one will lake
u never ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS i
n crd Coccurred.)
ebab, ,bo .iyso., n, ,.,,
4 his 'I a ba, a''G0S no 'G Sd ino;Iot no;h AZ, u,
Sal to his ma and morliol to hi,
EDanbury Connecticut doo IN,
Bci to Irnn ~ sr", or',s f,S Sra1, ' t%,
and his DELIGHTED owner call,
'Leisli Hunt.
u not Horace Greol, . oo,,oo,
man." asks a corrssnondentoo 'o, o
Pcard for a smo,iro cor az
fngers eypect-o.roto oS 1ortle
they must n,t aynactorota o ~,
oor. 'Ni''''''"'0 VI
book entitled "T,ecturos to Mar
Men" has apn.ornJ in EnaIond
zen save tho morL >" III Havan' "'n,'
81 eror.l '"AN A. AA"'0h
Vcro Won ovor h,nt;,oa9p IN
b an earnest m;n;s+er nf = oroo,
ilatc. "NoHna S,Y MINISTER s;,l ~ " S,ooi Snpn
onc't, and tbon T fol, -, mp
bon, " w." ,i'on l iei' III!
:J sa;J S'a IoSn ',H,,a ts1 Is not a ;tS Go4n IN
thearPs hand STh, Sg1''5 host "t'D ma 10
Pld ont is to r;ro = . noe o9J tho W., ~
:" ""' 'ii0
/ tc,nic,, o,,, .
N n.ia; Inya, oli bachelor says that !
oyeiiest Of bnnon tb;noo W. ' an,an.
eh are the o;rIs r,l onI ',,,I5I' ,ni,;,I, ..'i0"
snt if owfn, 5I'" .@l'.a', @li,' %'''Ao!,
lt,r,rt "s''! w T! SVeepf inquired
|bov' nv %ool Of MS i tailor "You ous,h
was i1'' tL" onal nor T 1t was run up D
lIg joo, y Wv, 49,, '0Pi'
DO yo,, 4%iu tt: u husband 10 ~
5eroH9iEn"'' 9E" 'alnk a as ,s3toyG,Pipo h'
H. Nban !, 10 llleF ~ H. oec
bill a youpos,,,. H., -. i.
ing his h9D,ei prrohnno ~ Dis" s'Io' Ioan, u,'
D on the fiIem"I1, l r,,''no % "rao " DoSo. ooo
Tor ten conts. ",t'oWl'h' .lt -, iwo Goo u, 4
to,moryow' ''', ",1 CliT' WHY wl'l make axe, IL ,
. school to'narro,,. o' ""r %o" " nave
Of a recent efl'nsion oHow man
ry pilgrims Iic?J We rive # n,
espcrianco baq tongbt 3',u ne III,
E are a good monv "7D' "' w.
he mother 90
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-06-29

st. Johns (Episcopal) Church,
Montgomery, Ala, is the finest and
most elegantly arranged church in
in the South.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-06-29

The Southern Baptist Convention
have a successful mission in Rome,
in charge of W. N. Cott. He is now
in this country raising money to aid
in building a new chapel. The
brethren North propose to aid in the
movement, and let the chapel stand
as a monument OF fraternal sympa-
thy and cooperation.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-26
By R. Derbes.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTIES IN THE
SECOND DISTRICT.
SALE TO EFFECT A PARTITION.
]. B. H. GI1LY EFT AL. VS.. H. B, DosSAT EFT AL
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. IS, 383.

DYR. DERBES, AUCTt0EEER OFFICE NO.
ID IS st. Charles street.-SATURDAY, June /
1872 at twelve o'clock NJ, will be sold at
the Merchants and AuctiOneers' Exchange
on Royal street, between CustOmhOuse and
canal streets, by virtue of a Judgment
and order, respectively signed April 10 and
April 26 1872, by the Hon. L. Duvigneaud, Judge
OF the Second District Court for the parish of Or
leans, in the above matter the following described
plIpASiC CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the
Second District of this city, in the square bounded
nv St Ann, Bourbon, Dumaine and Daupbine
streets measuring SO feet inches and lines front
on St. Ann by l29 feet q line deep, together with all
the buildings and Improvements thereon.
O. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in this
CITY, on st. Ann, between Dauphne and Burgundy
streets, measuring 80 feet front on said ST Ann
street by go feet lin depth, adjoining one side The
property belonging to Mr.. Debergne or assigns and
on the other side the one of Marianne Marco or A.
signs, together with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon.
Terms and COnditons-One-th third cash. and the
balance at nine and eighteen months credit in
notes Of the purchasers Invisible in coupons to
suit the parties in interest bearing eight per cent
interest from date Of sale until paid secured by
vendors privilege and special mortgage; the pur-
chasers to have the buildings and improvements
insured to the amount of the notes furnished and
TO transfer the policies Of insurance TO the holders
OF said notes and coupons, and in case of suit on
Ine notes ana coupons to pay lawyers fees, fixed at
Acts of sale, together with the internal revenue
stamps, etc. before 3. Bouny, notary public, at the
expense Of the purchasers, aP2o NY Il II iel
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-26

by G. e. (SlRARDEY & CO.. AUCTION
\ - eeTs-Nlcholas ]. Hoey, AuctiOneer-Of6ce No
a. Exehange place.-SATURDAY, June IS IsT2 Al
~ O'Clock NJ, VIII be sold at public auction Al tfs
RlefehanJs and AuctiOneers' Exchange on ROW.
between Canal and CustomhOuse streets by vifsrTSs
% an order Trom the Hon. Louis DuvigneaUd IuSge
OF the second District Court for the parish Of a.
leans, stated February II, l8T2- "a
Two LOTS OF GROUND, situated in tha T1,;r7
DlsTlet OF this city, designated severallv nv fbo
letters and b, in the square bounded Nv Grsgt
men tnow Dauphinel Basatelle (nOw BourboDl @1sT
hsPlanade streets, as per plan Of c. A ~ Aryr1oS
afChltect dated April 2 1867. Lot A roeas--c-s
81 Ieet ii inches Snd.5 lines front on Creafy,e -
DaQphlnel street, by l27 feet 10 inches aJ ~ W.
IN uePIn, between parallel lines: and iot r r,en
ues 39 IeeG II inches and lines in width on q 49,
yaCanel 70 Dauphine street. which separafas sai5
10y from lou A, by 50 feet inches and s IjTss =;
u tpt DStWesn two lines parallel to FsnianS5
street. WIG NV' 04o Dauph1ne
sIerms-one-third cash, and balance AZ 4. o-.ssA
a5i ~ SW0 years,l notes OF the purcbsseTe
Paysoie 20 their own order and bv then, jD5o $500
S4 Ans eght per cent interest per annum from, ~
oaso VI safe until paid, secured by speeiaI MOI
81 isS anu vendors lien; the mortgage To en,bTac.
Sns hve per cent attorneys fees Ia case Of s1it ~
ais9y55ee payment OF or any part Of the notes. ~
uusonulngs to be insured to the amount ana "a "a
tne Poheles transferred; the taxes for IeTI t ~
assumed BY the purchasers. A '" DC
- ACT or sale before Robert J. Ker notayv v,,,,; "a
Pyl425ie lal5 N-'A'NADs sSAAPs~