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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-22

IoR LOCKE, 2S6x Main street has the Largest
sssortment Of Magazines, Pictortals and dali
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-22

susdverf3sement OF Or. Butts Dhpenaary,
% an0lher column. II should be read BY
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-22

Com and split wood at reduced rates a
No. 70 Besle street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-22

COMMUNAL FELIorrY-Nothing tends more
70 connubial happiness han cheerful and
remedy.
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Lsskout nssHtaIu EaueailssOI ~IIsiItatIsss,
asv. 1. R.P BAHCAOFr. Principal

q o cAKPRSxER. sup'k
~ Loo8oas EcpntRtn, Tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-22

GALL on A. L. Hatch d Co., So Union
street, for plants and flowers, garden
seed and seed potatoes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-22

Bur Oliver, Finnls & Co.'s self-rising
nour from your grocer, and q money.
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AMusEMEKrs.

MEMPHIs THKATER.
sPslding& FoPe-PTopIsson
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o NEW MADRID.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
For New Or1eAna.
GRAat

FEERUARY ID, ER.
The n 7~gntnOent passenger ste
BELLE LEE-..-.-.-FrAnk Htek8, master
John {. Sullivan, ClerE-
NTILL leave this city on WEDNESDAY,
w February 7Lh, 1872, arriving AZ New Or
leans Monday, February 18th, giving excur
s1ontstR i've days in the d escent City during
the ARrci 6ras holidays. Departing, win
save New Orleans on her up trip Saturday,
February BLn. Rooms can De oDt&tned Tor
b excursion By applying en- board or 70
4. ". L1GHT6UkNE, GenI Agent,
SO Fronb street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-22

TIE best CT douF Ia used In the manu-
facturs OF Oliver, Finnie q Co.'s sslf-ris-
ing nour.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-22
EAATS.


O AFE-AR good secondhand safe.
- q. A SpONALL, ~ Madlson So
. rTuAtIoN AS OVERSEER-On 6 farm
for this yesr; good references given. Ad-
6resE J. FARMER, Memphis, Tenn
nCOKS-EverybOdy to buy, sell or exchange
% their old books Al 81 eecond street dzS
a ECoND-HAND Furniture, Fssthsrs and
- Household Goods OF ali kinds ought al
Second street n
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EooNoMx.-Take your fall clothing 10 tha
Steam Dyetng and Cleaning House Hrnt 4
HanacnS old stand, ee second street..
HANSON 4 WALKNR
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-22

srvruv "a kept by al nnst-clAss drug
~4sfs. Apply 70 them for 8 circular.
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LOCAL NEWS
% 10 LSddinb oonegs.

-Attend Robertson's Business Conese.
-ThOs. Cubhins, b~neklayer, 34 Main strest
-Armssrong's Photographic Gallery, No. gu
Main street Three auluess gem pictures for
TNw santa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-22

LANBszTH'a ga1dsn-seeda ct wholesale
and retail. a. i. HATCH CO.
IS Union street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-22

"BEURIL" Immediately relieves ana per.
mansnuy cures neuralgia
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-22

AJAX yosr grocer for Oliver, Ffunie q
Co.'s self Esing dour, 50 You can always
hsvs good kseait.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-22

EKAMEE the gsss In this once. lis a Srsai
saving of fuel.-EDs-
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For SALE Or REKT.

DLAk1AfIOS-My pisnJstlon, near Aus
II IL Tunica county, Miss on the MlERis-
aippl river. There ere 60 scIes OF open land,
steBm-gin, and al other Things necessary.
AEply 10 Va. X. HUSf.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-22
LOST.

OOW-A red Cow and small red Gail, no
~ spots. SIC reward vii be paid for her
delivery at SIS BIinkey avenue. nrst oTner
norm OF Poplar. jals
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-22

CURE FOR Couch Oh CoLD.-As soon
IS there is the slightest uneasiness OF the
chest. with difficulty Of breathing, or in
dicstion of cough, take during the day a
few Browns Bronchial Trochss."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-22
TAkER UP,

ToW-On Sunday morning. January 18th, 9
COW is marked with Hlit In right esr and crnp
Oh the IefL The owner can get them BY ap-
plying 70 AMOS HOCAULY, On the Temple
. are, Horn i he road 1Ala
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-22

-EsUus i Ne gsAt anadOts 20 nsa-
HasiA
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eOPELANO,s AsTHMA CURE.

G0PELARO's ASTHMA CURE.
For sale by J. B. Hills, druggist, 2S1
Main street.
ANERIcAE Driven Wells at Browns d
Brownies, SIS Second street.
A. 2, DAVIS,
House n sign painter, Isl Second street Or.
ders promptly executed at reasonable rates.
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hJ0hs 4 BOAKD.
STOLEN.

WAGJE-One one horse wagon, with one
w sPrfnE IN front; no spIing behir d, but
high bolster; fopr tainted red.
Finder viii be rewarded ny returning 70
ls1l d {. CAYCe.
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RRIAR's POINT AND BENDS.
FOR RIVER.
FOR HAILEs POINT.

Regular Memphis and HaIIes Point Packst-
For BALES Point and Way Landings.
FRANK FOREST. ..-...J. g. Andrews, master
This elegant sJSsmer viii leave =.
Memphis for Hailes Point and
way points EVERY HOHDAT AND FIJI
DAY, q Is O'Clock D m.
FOL freight or passage apply On board. dH
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uyoa Eaasr nOn asuralgiaapBv aEuia.'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-22

eAs FrrTws. as second street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-22
RAILROADS

centering there-thus furniBhinR Ia everv
direction the means OF bringing in ths
raw msterial, Of exporting the mani
ufsosured article, and OF Bringing
In food supplies that living might
be chespsned to the operative. Mempkis
occupies the same po~sition, and must pur-
sue the same policy. She must complies
her railroad systeras aud then Rhe viii
have the facilities ans Gan turn har ensr~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-22

srEIN FITTING. SIS Second street.
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A. ?, DAVIS,
THE IMPORTANT POINT,

Professor YiRusIs card.
, 1872-06-22
{ From tie st. THome TTdende, 1871 June.)
PRESENTATION.

On the successful raising of the aban-
doned steamship Columbian, a number of
the inhabitants Of this Island decided on
offering to Mr.. MURPHY some recognition
of bis perseverance in this work, after con-
tinued disheartening mishaps and misfor-
tunes. We understand that the result of
this has been invested in a massive Gold
Medal, bearing a suitable design and in
scription, which it is intended should be
presented to him on Saturday evening next,
the 22nd instant, at s o'clock, at the Com
merciaI Hotel.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-27

No sales of silver were reported. We
quote 1880 100 for American half dollars
and 4ls05 p cent premium in gold fer
Mexican dollars. s~Ss
Foreign exchange varied in agreement
with the course Of gold, the closing rates
sho wing an irregular advance Of u al "
cant for commercial bills and Y for bank.
The business in sterling embraced f37 900,
Of which E2OOO clear at 1924; E500O clear
at l224 0l23; flOO0 clear, E4OOO, E45O0 and
$4,000 bill of lading ct 1913; $4,000 al clear
at l23A; flOO0 at 1874 1871, and $4,000
bank at 1924.
The only sale Of francs reported is 100, 600
commercial at 4.62h.
We now quote sterling at 1924 q 1854 and
1914 for good to Al bill Of lading and clear
and 20 ia for bank. =
Domestic exchange was shade sitter.
THE banks drew on New York for remit
stapce 1T 81 " cent premium, and there
were sales of $2O,O 900, $20, 900, $25, 900 and
e46, 900 commercial New York sight, $50, 600
private bapkers'. 500, 900 bank and private
bankers' and $l5, 900 bank at BIG premium;
$4,000 commercial and 1000 bank at n,
and $50, 600 eight on Boston at ".
The movement in stocks included 100
shares ordinary Levee ct IS rs; 100 and 200
do ct S.; 100 preferred do, g SO paid, at 50;
100 and 200 do, 81 paid, at 50 so; 50 Consol-
dated Eureka Gasiight Company at $40; so
Union Bank at $99, and IS Orleans railroad
1t $9l. W
5000 railroad city bonds, May coupon,
sold at 76Ac; $500 city appropriation GER
tiicates at TN, and 5000 old State war
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-27

r + 8 77i n 3zz&s @ 81
r - r - ! ~ ~
4 "a 10 Il q III ~ tbe yeanly
~ q 81 = = = $3.50 49, ! IS 3 Ia =
3csIs ,%ssss.s \, ',,''r. 81 So. s.
Va Es1ii1 .-P PA cxoea are selling on the
la115i1S n q 7S13 81 new ,onioss 3a04;
1 sy3SI5 IS il (S2 = n ID ~! I'D
IfsIS fz5a11 dr,SSn - ~ Is q: - 3 100
Ss1S: Sissi "a ~ 6zSS bSi:s -
hsusa 90@3(c Sasis sonrlfrnuf xei06l
~ rS.1;sh sn911z ~ shkl: Z 1risd annfee
- ifics dr;ed nSoshen 5S7c . IS. = a 8.
I.nnJa1AwAs GfCT The market il yarv
dn1Is Int TIA atoek On h,nd "a ;small. and
Soiders 'ref,,ss n, su6mit ~ anv decline rs
nriceS h sFaif s. tlue1ed e ~ 6S1t0, prime
"A: ssec The ef,ck "A Csrolina 4 elnalf. aud
c r - y = sss a. SaEc IS Their Il
iar~~ 49, a .Inilias On han1 IL II now
cnSteS' 81 6Z 175kc y Is. currency. a11d 33k
Isssc aoid n bond. T6ere are two car
49,. - f fc5is A saIA u lot Il 500 1890 81
a s1 R -. rThe werlet i ,rerv dslI and
,r; y -. - decl;n;nc> Green salted are
rp,,Ssaa ~ OF - To-. eeSv< saIfed 1915 Is l6c:.
3.y 49, ss a ~ r;,,s n aISc q n
M nHs - se..pn,. ain has mt ..oxo-
menesJ 10 co.oa IN and nr;ces ara scarcelv
e e.s Same few TOTS have been Re.
ce;ved and add. and We onote: Mexican,
lake clean. AZ Oe: Lon;s;ana. clean. 40 5
44c. ' .n,s;s,.ns and sreraa. Hnrrv. 20 Is 35c p
Is t-'-''''',f- $50 -'s'' ]
Nose Ia dan. Corsntrv r;cIteii IL nuoted
AZ 4@t;c. citv n;cked. 6 = IL % is. - : >
RAccrnc.Is w;thsnt snv movement.
The dealara' rates are i7c for India is.
hale. i6c - rolls. int 1919 n i9c. Western
.baccipo IL, " v,psi' w = - : = - :.
ieoN CorroN T1Es-Are sel,;oc at7c ~ il.
MA, EToprs-T The markef IS hare ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-27

49, .ssIsse ,55z.,aT cs..., :, q
W. =. ~ e'i Z - -
ma srSSs 49, a;tr-;.y1x,.s.rf a.. M,
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cnni3 vUnssn y ~; M 800 sar su.e1
sev ~ psss;d Is 49, - DemosTstie
ss.ntr .s;,, 1S SsaorCe thss ..msr v;tS
every ws.,s IN. =. s......,,.,, rs.h,. q.
t.si r~, "a , s,o -, fhSt r.. III, "a
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4 so 49, ~ ~ Si.t;so te.ets ~
~ 1919: ss -. ~ ~ t0'a'1s '4se
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3 AsHtsT: eS ~ !
~, SSSs;n., - T,Sss 49, 3
a' Tn ssssa HI ~,
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the connf5y demsaa ne REesentsnon tnll
~. a ~ ~ @1 49, 49, ~.
ssatss,se. slsn s.1 anu "en s'nooleA =
~ Mc,-;iils .,n.rdmarA v;rtr.,l, ,,rl,;,
a. e. ss,.s To...4 y;susny . ns;..l
nss sne O.piVs Son sss Sec.s, ~ Se.rt y
c9.:v s ~ xt - ~ s,g SUuts ~ :,
,,,.sss.st $500 no 49, - 'u' s'seu' . .
- C'S<SAAv W VAAsA S@SSAAs Il
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-27
Steaubeatnsen
The Washington Cl.roniele of Monday

e~~~~>s~ O'~'~s~
says:
The gentlemen composing the executive
committee of the ESTABLISHMENTS National
Association had a long interview with
Secretary Boutwell, Saturday, when they
explained to him the principal features Of
the bill now before Congress. They con-
tended that, fifteen years ago, steambo
carried fifty per centoAore passengcrs and
$50 per cent more freight than now. They
also stated the cause of the increased num-
Der of disasters to steamboats, to be because
of the negligence of those having charge of
furnaces and boilers. The materials of
boilers now constructed are 80 much better
than formerly that they are trusted as safe,
while, in former times, more particular at
tention was given boilers to be sure that
they we're trustworthy. The Secretary
finally turned the committee over to As
sistant Secretary Richardson, who heard
them q while, and then agreed to give them
a further hearing to-day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-27


This question, now attractin9 90 much at
tention, was very ably discussed some time
since in . series Of letters BY Henry C..
Carey, the well known writer on political
economy.
Mr.. Carey's remarks, in the outset, that
the question Of IN intel 8tiOnal copyright
il not generally approd0Aed from tn true
point Of view. Formerly, an international
copyright was advocated in the interests Of
authors. It il nov urged in the interests of
speak more correctly, in the interests Of
them and some English authors combined.
Mr.. Carey conteuds that an international
copyfieht should be adOpted, or rejected, as
tlae interests Of the people ct large NAV de-
termine. In all countries, he reminds the
reader, copyright is the creature of statute
laws. No nation has ever admitted the
claim, lat6y set up by few literary men
and their booksellers, that an author has q
right to levy tax ON the. community,
ct his own option, for the privilege of read
ing his works. This would be to build up q
system of most 6ightful monopolies ever
known. It would establish an irrepealsble
tax on knowledge. The interests of society
can not permit this. Hence, in every country
copyrights. where they exist at all, exist
ouly - hG1afeEance Of the legislature. A
WRITER'S peOpertysin the production Of his
brains, 4 and ought to be, recognized only
Nor il society unjust. In France aad Eng
land iteEature is-nOw , very lucrative pur-
suit; and evan hero al authors Of real merit
CONTRARY to the popular impression) can
earn - much money, In thosAveraee, as in,
any other profession Il ID one thing TO nav
writer fairly; it is another thing 70 make
him q millionaire.
Now, if q nation may limit copyright to
ito own citizens, quite as much may itdeny
. copyright to foreigners. Mr.. Carey con-
tends that the real issue, in relation to an
international copyright, il whether the
American people shall have, cheap reading
or dear reading. They must have cheap
reading, If they are to continue the inteNi-
gent, setiye mindsds people they have ever
been, and which they have become, in 3
very considersble degree, because OF always
having had cheap reading: Mark the diff
Se.,s ss1es ~ Snglana! II
copyrights on Sir WEI SCOTS novels ex-
pred in Great Britain, and up to that time
Sir Walter SCOTS novels could only be had
BY tho xloh,s becauso eoch novel cost
seven dollars and half. Here, for twenty.
years, there has been an edition Of Sir
Walter Scott at twenty-five cents q
novel. The consequence 10 that tens
of th0usands, perhaps hundreds Of thou
sands, have been sold and read in America,
for every single thousand sold and read ii
England. What = truo of Scott, is true Of
Bu1wer, Dickop, and othen. in fiction Of
Tennyson, Byboh, Wordsworth, N0ntgo-
merry. and others IN poetry; of Milman,
Fr0ude, Nerivale, Neahdef, BunsOn. Neih-
hur, and others in history; Of Brewster,
Lyell, Whewall, Darwin, and Others in
science in short, ofsa large portion Of the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-27

There is female patient in the Stockton
asylum whose insanity was caused by tight
lacing. All women who lace tightly are
insane-the only difference is that this one
was found ont. The others viii be in good
time
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-27
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,
Saturday, April -, 18Th /.

V8AAAARAAA4AS
Steamship sherman. Haleey, for New York
Steamship Harlan, Lewis. for IndianOla via Gal.
Spanish bark Rosario, Friglia, for Malaga
British bark Sarnia, PelOw, for Pascag0ula. in bal
Norwegian bark Emerald. Pedersen, for Cork
Schooner Helen Locke, Fleming, for B0nuca,
in ballast
Mexican schooner Oriente. Alcala, for Campeache
. ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Liberty, Reed. from Baltimore 18th
inst, via Hsvaha and Key West to J n Wither-
spO0n-1st district -
Steamship General Sedgwick, Ellis, from New York
18th instant. to Geo F0sdick kco-2d district
Norwegian bark Helene, Olsen. from Sunderland
February 10. to master-Algier1x II
Schooner R B Locke, echriever, 5 DAYS from Ruatan
Island, to material district IT
TowBoATs.
wicaco, lombard ffom the Passes-Towed down
and to sea- 18th instant, ship Mailof Orleans,
brig Antolf0, and schooner BTower-Brought
up bark Helene and schooner Locke
sTEAMBoArs.
Maria Louise. Brinker. from jefferson
Hodge No 2. Haberle. from Natchitoches
Peerless. Broad. from Washington
Natchez. feathers. from vicksburg
Tahlequah, Daferes, frOm hockpOrt
EHenslev. RadOvich. from Lower Coast
Falls Pilot. Littrels, from Louisville, with five
coal boats
BELOW COMING UP.
Bark Stella, Weston, from bordeaux February TO-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-27

The receipts up to the corresponding date
in 1870 were 2,573 .975, showing decrease
this year of %. l44 bales.
The exchange reports market easier, with
out any quotable change.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-27


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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-27
COTTON STATEMENT

stock on hand aud on ehipbosrd not cleared 998ls
Stock same date last year.. III .Ol9
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-27
COMMERCIAL.

with dividend. tExlnAtured coupon. lex
coupon.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-02

& STAAMERlNG.-Drs. White & Catman 4G2 4th
~ nv.. New York. References from clergymen in
this city. No pay until cur'd. send for Circrlar
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-02

IT. y. PIANO CO., N Y. lat class 800. No
in Circular.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-02

1NHE FEMALE SOLDIERl UNSENEp. Or
l The Female Soldier q he Thri ,iug hlven
ture,, Experiences aud Escapes of n Woman as Sny
Scout and Nurse in Camps, Da tie Fields, and llo.
steel. This absorbr book, elegantly 'illrstrateI
crown Svo aud beautifully bound in cloth, richly
Ornam ented in black and god, ia sold only by sui
scription. Prlcd S2,25 Philadelphia Pub!ishin
co., hili elrhia, IA. TIE Agents who first send
% for outfit will got the territory for this fasl.
spllI,r beok
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-02

Butter and chsssr are almost in6ispensi-
ble articles OF food. Properly used. they
are nutritious and healthy; bnt an inordi.
nsSe use OF either causes Indigestion and
dysprnsia. Owen Geffney's Sunday Com
tort' JHdicIonsly used win remove both Of
there trcnbles.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-02
The Mormon Wife.

Now is tho lime tor Agents 70 secure territory for
his thrilling and fearless book. comprises the
Adventures ard Experience OF a woman--written
By he"selc-for years the wife 'f u Mormon froph
et-di i'cosng NIL that ia mysterious, wicked ard
startling, abound in .sriling adyer tpre. humor
OHs an ra te'u res---the most fascinating hco;
estan'. Steel portrait Of the AUthoress, pert,ats
OF leading no omOns, both men and women life
ard Scenes in Ulah, etc sod Oul b. Agents For
circulars address HARTFORD PUBLISHING co,
Hartford. Conn.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-02
LIVE AND LET LIYEI

LIVE AND LET LIVE!
Just received at MeasP tt Armstrong's
Flour and Feed Sore, l,S00 bushels extra
WHITE OATS, which vii! be sold at low
as, each prices! oso-.f.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-18
By HOLMES & MACBETH,
Aucttoneers.

INHARLES n. SIMONTON, TRUSTEE
~ OF Julia II. II. Graves, VS.. Louis Vidal, ct al.
By virtue OF decree OF the Hon. r. F. Graham,
Judge OF the First Circuit dated the 22d February
March, @ a" at II To- O'Clock A. H., at the old Postoce,
oIaisssSn All ssss eestsin RI PLANTATION Oh TRAor OF
LAND, containing six hundred ana sixty.one
Parish, Goose Creek, IN the District (now County,
Of Charleston, and State Aforesaid, butting and
bounding to the south on FCster's Creek, TO the
north and east on Lands late OF zachsria Vile
Ponteaux, to the northwest on Lands OF --
Ha1yck, and to the south and west on Lands late
Of Rockford Estate.
All that PIECE Or PARCEL OF LAND situate,
lying and being in the Parish Of St. Jane 9
(ioose Creek, In the District tnow County, OF
Charleston, and State aforesaid containing ID the
whole one thousand acres be the same mere Or
@ ss Snp sss anS Sm sos eess g ss % as
Monck's Corner, and partly BY tract OF -
acres Of Land Of = Kinds, which Lies little be.
low the SeYenteen.mile Stone, north by Lands OF
Smith. east By Lands OF Harriet Horry, and
south by Glebe and Free School Lands, and haV.
lng such shape and figure as ls set 1ortn ID plat
thereof made by Joseph Purcell, ESQ, IN teo[u-
sry, one Thousand seven hundred and ninety.
seven.
All that LOT, PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND,
Land, situate lying and being IN the Parish
OF Saint James Goose Creek, iu the District (now
County, OF Charleston, and State aforesaid, con.
tanning ninety eight acres, more or less, lying on
the Public Road leading from the Church to Red
Bank; bounded south on said Road, east on
Lands OF Mrs. B. Horny, north on Landsof Charles
Graves, and to the west on the Church Lands,
which said several Tracts OF Land form one
Plantation called the "Brick Hopen Plantation.
Terms-0ne.third cash; remainder In ene and
two years. to be secured by bond bearing interest
from the day Of sale at the rate Of seven per cent.
per annum, and mortgage OF the property. Pur.
chaser to pay Referee for stamps and papers.
THOS n. HANCKEL,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-18

A MAN FOUND DEAD.-At half-past six
o'clock yesterday morning, Sidney Single.
ton, colored member Of the police, stopped
at his residence, No. "a Nassau street, while
on his way to the upper Guardhouss to make
his report. Upon pushing open the gate he
found the body of jeremiah Aiken, colored
man, in sitting posture in the corner be-
hind the gate, with his head thrown back
against the fence. The body was yet warm
and timber, but no pulse could be felt Sin
gleton imned ately reported the Gaze to the
upper Guarahouse. From the statement OF
the inmates of the house, 1t seems that the
dead man lived there, and returned home
at halfpast ten o'clock on Saturday
night with a strange man. The lat
ter called aloud to the family, and small
boy having been dispatched to open the gate,
found Jeremiah leaning against 1t alone. AS
the gate was opened, jeremiah staggered In
and fell down in the corner Of the fence. Be.
ing unable to move him, the boy left him there,
and he was found by Singleton as stated. The
deceased was employed in grocery and
LIQUOR store at the corner Of America and Am
herst streets, and was frequently drunk. 1t Is
supposed that he was 30 on the night In ques.
tion, and that the terrible exposure to the
weather aided in finishing him. On the back
part of his head is wound, which seemed to
have bled freely, and was covered with matted
blood and hair. An inquest was held over the
body yesterday afternoon, at the hospital,
whittier 1t was conveyed.