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EONqRESEDENTS.
NOn.ResIdenf NnfIce.

no. oOSJ III the CndncSfy Court OF SnelDy county
Tennessee-kdith Green vs. Major reen.
appearing from the return of the Sheriff in this
cause tbal the defendant, Nj tOF Green, is not TO
be found IN his county;
Ii IS therefore o dered, That he make his appear
ance heTein at The Courthouse in the city Of Mem
PMS. tennessee, on or before the first Monday In
ApIii, 1879, ana plead, answer or demuT to com
plalGaDtS Dill, or the will be taken for con
teSsed as 10 him and set for hearing exparte; and
that copy OF this order be pcblished once week,
Tor our successive weeks, in the Memphis APPEAL.
This March 4. 1879.
Copy: Attest
R. J. BLACK, CleIi. ana Master
BY Il b. MhENRY, Deputy Clerk and Master.
". W. Goodwin, Sol, for Complainant. wed
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AN &C to amend the third section OF chapter J OF
the set OF the 9th OF March, 1887, IN Thompson
and StegeT,s edition Of the Code OF Tennessee,
section 1880 a.
SECTION l. BE Il tnqcyed by the General assembly
Of TIE STATE Of Tennessee, That the third section OF
cha ter Of the act passed the 18th day OF March,
1867, be and is hereby so amended rs to read rs
follows: An account on which acto Is brought, or
ether state another county OF this state with the
andavit OF the plaintiff TO It's correctness and the
nexed thereto shall have the same force and effect
evidence. If the account were TO bsfote
justice of the peace ana his Official character ceIt
ned 10 by the clerk OF the county court according to
section 37SD Of the Code OF Tennessee.
Sec. 2. Be Il further e7scted, That this act take
effect from and after its passage, the public welfare
requiring 1t.
Passed March ], 1879. J. R. NEAL,
Speaker OF the senate.
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MACEaEH1SI&
ADMIN ssTGAg'0 ss.


ATING q laiihed as Administrator of the estate
L Of r. ". Blew, deceased, the creditors OF said
estate HEREBY notified to file their claims proper
II prob tea with NE, my attorneys within the
TINS prescribed by law, the same VIII be forever
barred y. L. B RTON, Administrator.
RUathe!IOGd o. Estes, AttTis wed
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II. D. BLACh, clerk ana Master.
Ford d Johnston, Solicitors.
Chancery sale of Real Estate.


No. 3143, R.-Chancery Court of Shelby county
William Denies VS.. Cora Inye ct al.
PY virtue of an interlOsutOry decree for sale,
u tered in the above cause on the 18th day of
FebTuarE 1879, N. B. 23, page 257, will sell, at
public auction, to the highest BIDDER in front of
the Clerk and Masters office, Courthouse building
Main street, Memphis, Tennessee, on
Saturday, March 10. 1879,
within legal hours. the following described property
TO wit: Situated in the Taxing District (MemphS),
Shelby county, Tennessee at the southwest ineTsec
ton OF Second and Jackson streets. fronting the
west side of Second street 81 feet ZI2 inches and
the south side Of Jackson street 10 feet.
Terms OF Sale-O e-third cash: balance In six
and twelve months purchaser giving bond bearing
interest. Lien retained. etc.
This FebTuaTy IL 1879
R. J. BLACK. Clerk and Master.
Humes il PostOn and L. B. M'FaFIand, Soils.
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10y appointment of the Probate COur! as admin
u isratriX o. the Estates of Caroline Schroeder
and Harm on l.. Schroeder deceaSed, hereby notify
all PERSONS who may be Indebted to saiu estates to
present their accounts, regularly pTCb ted, for pay
m5ht to me at my house on the Randolph road; and
tn WEO are nuebted 10 he estates are required to
ma ph!iaei pIOmptly.
HISS CAkOLINE E. SCHROEDER,
Eu,ip tStra frty
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LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
New Series! New Series!

THE PEOPLES BUILDING COMPANY issues q
i New Series Of stock every month. Stated
meetings are held on the first Tuesday evening OF
each month, at 7Is O'Clock, at No. 2ql Main street
second story to receive join Us for safety,
economy and expaIiefIce.' Loans made on good pay
Ing real estate anywhere In shelby county. Money
10 loan; Stock for sale; No back dues. Information
cheerfully given at all times. ~
q STI-RN Sec'y.
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ChapieP Il.

AN ACT 10 repeal the laws incorporating the town
of TaZewel Claiborne county. Tennessee.
SECTION l. BE ii enacted by the General Assembly
Of the state Of Tennessee, That all laws and parts OF
laws incoTpoTat ng the town of TaZewell, In the
county OF Claiborne, be and the same are hereby
pealed.
see. 2 BE 1t further enacted, That all laws that
are IL conflict with the provisions of this act ana
especially sections H. II and - Of an act passed
January 3. 1854, en- Tiled An act to Incorporate
the ODD Fellows female college at RogeTsville, East
Tennessee and for other purposes, be AMI the same
are hsTebT repealed.
sec. 3 Be IL further enacted, That this act take
effect f.0m and after its passage, the public welfare
requiring 1t.
Passed March l, 1879 J. R NEAL,
r,Fe hat rlafo
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Saturday, Match 20. 1879
STEAHEsS HIPS.
ISMAN LINE

UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS,
New York TO Queenstown ~ Liverpool
EUeTsJ Thursday or Saturday.
City of Berlin 54aI tons. City Of OntIea AGO tins
City of Richmond, 1907 City OF Brussels, 3775
City of Chester. 1868 City Of New York $500
These magnificent steamers are among the strong
est, largest and fastest on the Atlantic and have
every modern Improvement, including hot al d cold
water and electric bells in staterOoms revolving
chairs in saloons, bath and smo ,ing-rooms barber
shops, etc. For rates OF passage ana oheF nforma-
ton, apply TO JOHN G. DALE, Agent. 81 Broadway,
New York, or to THOS, FISHER,
9ar,L- r,Iafa
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The f6i7aWlng are DE Ne" York sgo5 quotations
for yesterday; OTdi4a5y. aL7c g JSJ eSis:
2ooi ndiiGe loser midilIGg fail I'M ',l6c AMI A.
iU.3I cull; -: 90. duli 2;l3 1uii $40 t I'LL
IIS 40 bales. ,- VII, ,etao,rarn of
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.f,EVE9AL TRADE.

. o. pleasant yesterday,
r.. .... $50. .r .sy active. but the make
,s4t r..-. loo ..tat OF material corr nslu
sen IIm N.ih q hall cent ADVANCE tO'a'oeS
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AN ACT to amend section 1858 of the Code of the
State OF Tennessee In regard to the dulles of chan
cefy court clerks
SECTION J. Be Il enacted 5y the General assembly
OF tie Stlte =, Tennessee That clerks and masters
or chanceTy courts OF this State be and are here
by reG'strt i t. keep book in their Office marked
"lnsOlvent Book In which they VIII file the char
acIer and amount of AL Gains fined in insolEent
bills pending or that mar be brought in the chan
CRY courts OF this Stale in the msnner as re
quired by aN OF the clerks of the county courts OF
this State In nsolyent estates said BOOKS shall De
styled Minutes of IDsolyeut Estates"
See 2 he 40 ftTthcr enacted, That this act take
effect from and after its passage, the public welfare
Tequirirg 1t.
Speaker of the senate.
d
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I Under ard By VII tue of a Ceed of trust executed
u 20 me by May l. shields, on the 22d day of
Janua y 1876. as appears Of record IN book D. page
Alb, of the Registers office of Fayete county Ten
nessee, and also In deed book 30. page 300 in the
Office OF the chanceTy clerk OF Marshall county. Mis-
sissippi the Indebtedness therein secured not hay
ing been paid, will, at the request Of the benz
hcianeS, on
Saturday, March %, 1879,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock m and , O'Clock
pm, ssil 10 tl6 highest and best bidder for cash.
the southwest corner OF Union ana Main stree Is
in the city OF Memphis, Tenn. all of section Is,
township l. range 3 west OF The bases meridian
line, containing six hundred and forty (R1OO acres
OF land, lying partly In hsyetle county, Tenne
and Marshall county, Mississippi together with ali
or the Improvements thereon. Title believed to be
perfect, Ut convey Us trustee only.
-'rDsS W l.. CLAPP, Trustee.
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KIYER NEWS.
River and weather.

hINUI utiu " UEINNUh'
The table aud dispatches below give fiji.
cIal information concerning the weather and rivers
OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, q, 5. A.,
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Chapter 10.

essee the original OF which is on file in my ONCE
CHAS N. GIBBS. Secretary of State
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DISPENSARY.
DR.. d. S. Johnsom's
PRIVATE
Medical EeGspensaPy5
No. IL JEFFERSON STREE
BetWeeR Main and Front. MsEaphis.
IEsTAVTrzyEvD ~ 1871
.NrAEIIsHED N 1850.


I OR. JOHNSON Is scEnC-ledged by all parties IN
- tereSted as b. Tar the most succe stu physician
IN the treatment Of private secret sec SIS Quick
tnOrouen ana permanent cures guaranteed every
case male or female. Recent cases Of tsoHoTTh f n
and SJphlllS ciTac IN lev days, wi;ho the use OF
mercury change or de- or EiuurdI.cr nom bst.rSs
secondary SJplisi TIE last ysstiee eEECeI-.Cd VII
out the Use OF IlefCuIg. InyC.LEtdrz los 20 sGrfn
Or loss CT sexual powers restored e - fl.Cr =
Few ~sSrs- Hicttms OF s6if-abjIss and excess Va
SeReIg, suffering fr0m sperTuslOGThes and loss Of
physical and msntnl power, speedily and Qe-ms-
nentiy cuTec.
Particular stteution paid 20 TIE Diseases OF
Women aEc cures guaranteed.
Throat and Lung Diseases cured by new Temtdies
Piles and old sores cured without the use OF caus-
tic or the knife
All consultations strictly confidential.
Medicines sent by express TO al parts of the coUn-
tryi
Offlee hours from a. m. to D, m. Sundays
d. = IsiHNSON, MD,
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This February %, 1879.
r. j. BLACK, Clerk and Master
Hanson & Estes. and Weatherford & GiIham Att'ys

No 1892, R. Chaneery Court of Shelby county
Julia w. Woodward. Administrative of +. n OOd-
ward, deceased, Va Pherelas Woodward ct al
PY virtue of an tnteTl6cutOTy decree for sale. en-
- tered in the above cause the 5th day of
June, 1877 and renewed and modified February Z,
1879, will, sell at public auction. to the highest
bidder, in front OF the Courthouse i'm Taxing Dis
trct (Aain street, formerly Memphis, Tennessee, on
5atnEdaY, March Is. 1879,
within legal hours, The following describe ed property
situated in Shelby county. Tennessee, to wit: Lot
No. 4, according to the plan Cf subdivision made
out in the cause OF James C Anderson, eXpaTte No
2103, n. r. D. on file in the ChanceTy Court of
Shelby county: Beginning at stake 45 links Of
post oak marked A, Captain MeTtt's northwest cor
ner; thence south 20 chains to stake with three
red oak pointers; thence west 20 chains to stake
with elm and four saSsafras pointers; thence north
40 chains to stake near the homestead wheEce
degrees west 81 links post oak, east 40 degrees
outh IL links post oak ma Eed A; thence east 20
chains TO the beginning; containing eighty acres
save and except, however. that portion of same
which has been allotted and set apart the widows
dover, tO-wlt: Thirty-seven acres off the western
side OF the tract running the whole length of same,
being In width chains % links, leaving TO be sold
only 43 acres
Terms OF Sale One-half cash; balan in nine
months; note with surety, lien retained etc.
This February 10, 1879,
r. ]. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
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". I
Speaker OF the House OF Representatives.

AUIIUNtU ,
ALBERT S. MARKS, Governor
l. Charles N Gibbs Secretary Of State OF the state
of Tennes ee certify that the above is correct copy
of an act of the General Assembly of the State of
Tennessee the original Of which IS 1e in my Oce
CHAS n. GIBBS, Secretary OF state.
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Speaker Of the House of Representative


ALsEKT s. MARKS, Governor.
l. Charles N Gibbs Secretary of State Of the state
Of Tennessee certify that the above is correct copy
OF an act of the General Assembly OF the state uf
Tennessee, the original of which IS on ME IN my
Office CHAS. n. GIBBS, Secretary of State.
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speaker OF the House or Representatives
Approved March :, 1879. ,

ALBERT ). MARKS, Governor.
T. Charles n. Gibbs Secretary OF State of the State
OF Tennessee certify that the above Is correct copy
of an act of the General Assembly of the State of
Tenness see the original of which is file Ia Office
CHAS. n. GIBBS. Secretary of State.
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CRANCERY SALES.
Chancery Sale of Real Fsta

No. 300, R(2).-Chsncery Court of shelby county,
c. McDade ct al, vs. j. A. Anderson, administrator
ct al
PY virtue of interlocutOTy decree for sale, en-
ID tered In the above the 23d day OF
November, 1874, in VI. B. GU page IL 1. and re-
newed uly 3 1873, NJ. 3. n, page 5S4, will SELL
at public auction, to the highest bidder, in front OF
the Clerk and Masters Office Courthouse building
corner Main and Poplar streets, Memphis NOV Tax
ing-DiStTict), Tennessee, on
Saturday. March rs, 1879,
within legal hours the fOlOKlng described property
situated in the city of Memphis NOV Taxing-Dis-
trictl, Shelby county, Tennessee, to-wt: The east
one-haf OF that certain town lot in South Memphis
lying the north side OF Vance street. east OF the
bayou, known as the NJ. GabbeTt lot property, and
being part OF lot No. +, In block No 43 the plan
OF South Memphis; said east half fronting on Vance
street about A feet Inches, and running back be
tween parallel lines 200 feet
Terms Of Sale-On credit of 8 and . months
purchaser to execute notes with approved security
lien retained, etc
This February %, 1879
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cotton, IS sacks cotton-seed, IA bales hides. 142
dry hides, II pigs sundTies.
Joe Kinney & Ogsheads sugar, 80 barrels sugar,
I barrels mOasses, 30 barrels sweet potatoes, 5
boxes vine, q casks wine, 4S pkgs sundries 3 bags
seed cotton.
CHARLES =. Chouteau-64 bales cotton, I2O sacks
cotio1-see', - 5ogsheads sugar 363 barrels mo-
lassrs 40 sacks salt % pieces rOck-sa 10 crates
cabba--rs lot sundries.
Cons Mildr-lO0 pkgs furniture, 100 barrels ap-
pies, 400 barrels potatoes, 40 barrels whisky, $40
bales hay. 1875 sacks corn. 275 sacks bran. 400
sacks meal 10 stoves, 800 pieces hOllo|ware, 400
Dkus suncrfes
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IBT TELEGRIPHl
The following are the latest kilograms OF the DO
nestle markets rs reported yesterday to the COTTON
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- Cotton /; ~ ssxcaange quotations

The market closed steady Sales 1000 b9ls IN
10 Spectators.
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AN ACT to establish a new county cut of fractions
of Madison, Henderson, M'NatTy and HaTdeman
counties and to repeal act passed March 3,
1875, to establish a new county out OF the above
named territory.
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RAILROAD TIMETABLES.

Louisville snd Nashville aud Great
Hbutheru-
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.t-npai. ana C.ariestoa.
LEAyE ARRIvK.
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DeiIvs rad april Zst. Orders will re-
eeIve attention If sent to
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Approved March !, 1879. -.-.-- ,,----
l. Charles n Gibbs Secretary OF state OF the state
Of Tennessee certify the above is correct copy q an
act Of the General Assembly OF the state OF len
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another injured. The Rev. John c..
Law having been called to the pastoratc
of the Darlington Church, s. c., has en-
tered upon his labors In that cOngrcga-
tion with view to becoming its pastor.
WinnsbOro' .Ncws: County Treasurer
Davis has collected about two thousand
dollars......The wheat in the county has
been injured by rust, but "a good deal
will be made nevertheless.
Newberry Ueroh, Mr.. James Lester,
who lives near the old Croft Mill, has
discovered gold on his place. IN place
about six feet square and six deep he got
out several dollars worth Of the precious
metal. lie has sent on for practical
miner to come and examine the mine.
:.....Thc wheat crop is not good, but oats
look fine, and the stand of cotton il not
good, so much died out. Corn looks
we'll. The y. NJ G. \. celebrated their
Anniversary on Sunday last. The report
of the president shows collections for the
year Of $l3j.jO.
spartanburg UraM, The Spartan
Rifles have invited Governor Colauitt, OF
Heorgiai to address the military on the
day of the. review on the 18th of June
......Mr j. Il. bryce, one Of our cotton
merchants, has bought over 1900 bales
of cotton since last September, and il
still buying. We have had rain
enough for the last few days. The crops
are reported to be very promising, but
the grass is also growing rapidly.
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AN IMPORTANT MEASURE.

The Warner Silver Bill has been pass
cd by vote Of Ill to 96 in the House
of Representatives. with tho provisions
OF which the following synopsis is fur.
nished by n telegram from Washington /:
at fixes the weight of the standard
silver dollar Mt 4l23 grains; authorizes
| o"ccrs OF silver bullion to deposit
the same ut any mint to be formed
into bars or standard dollars makes
charges for coming such bullion the diff
terence between II. market value in New
York and the legal tender value of the
coin makes subsidiary silver coin ex-
changenble mt the treasury for legal ten.
der money to the amount Of twenty dol
lars; makes standard silver dollars legal
tender i'll all payments Mt their nominal
value; requires the treasury to pay out
silver coin without discrimination, the
same as gold coin, in liquidation of all
kinds of coin obligations against tho
certificates to dcpositors Of gold or
silver coin or bullion; also author.
ICES the issue of certificates rcpre-
senting coin in the treasury i'm pny
ment of interest on the public debt
bo;i. classes of certificates to be receiya
bic in payment of duties on imnn-.s
certificates for bullion deposited are TO
be for its average market value in coin of
ike metal during the preceding week i'm
New York and San Francisco; gold and
silver bullion deposited is to be coined
to the full capacity Of the mints in con-
ncctlon with other coinage, and if the
bullion deposited for coinage does not
amount to S20000,000 per month the
treasury Is to purchase sufficient silver
bullion to coin to that amount The act
is not to be construed as authorizing the
coinage of silver except into the silver
dollar.
The advocates of the gold standard
opposed this bill with all their might.
and 1t will require q lengthy debate in
the Senate to secure vote on it there.
after which, if it should pass, it is more
than likely that 1t will be vetoed by the
President, who is known to be controlled
very largely by the large banking inter
ests Of the commercial centres. Now
that the bill making the silver dollar q
legal tender has passed, the opponents of
the measure are seeking practically to
avoid its force by failure 10 coin it, and
unless some similar legislation as that
skstohei above ia enacted, the i'll effects
of premature and forced resumption
will yet be very disastrous to all except
the banking interests of the whole coun-
try. The bill as above passed is only
liable to one objection that we can per-
cieve, which is that under the general
privileges it confers foreigners might
drain the country of gold by a general
deposit of silver bullion. This, however,
might easily be romedicd by an amend.
ment, which We hope the Senate will
insert, prohibiting foreigners from OBJ
tanning tho privilege the bill confers.
Then If the gold in circulation should be
carried out of the country it would be
because the advantages of trade make it
cxpedient for American importers to pay
in gold. BY adopting the silver standard
we ensure a fixed and steady valuo TO
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
'Vt-VII OF II NUER.SUN.
COZ u RT OF PROB H.


COURT OF PROBATE.
James McDavid. Executor of Ann Will
lians. deceased, Plaintiff. against Austin
Williams, Humphrey Williams. John u.
Williams. ira G. Williams, Harriet Ior-
ton. William Clement and wife, IIliz,-
beth Clement, Joshua Acker and wife,
Matilda Acker, Mary McDavid Ira G..
Gilgcr>on. Louis \ Williams, anil chill
dren of Laura Ann Calhoun, name, and
ages unknown, Dc(cntlants.-.Sun,monx for
Rciicf. Gr.- Complaint mt Scrrcd
To the Defendants as above
VOC are hereby summoned and required
Il to answer the petition in this action,
of which copy is filed in the Probate
Court, and to serve copy of your answer
their Office. mt Anderson Court House,
South Carolina, by the 18th OF July, 1879,
and if you fail to answer the complaint
within the time aforesaid, tho plaintiff in
this action will apply to the Court for thu
relief demanded in the complaint
Dated Anderson. S. C., 18th May, A. ID.
1879. EARLE e WELLS,
ORR q TRIBBLE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
To the Defendant
You will take notice that the object Of
this action is for All accounting, final settle
mcnt Of. and discharge from Estate Of Mrs.
Ann Williams. deceased.
EARLE & WELLS,
ORR If TRIBBLE.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
W. W. HUMPHREYS.
Judge of Probate.
May Is, 1879 "A G
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Chief Justice Waite and Judge Bond,
sner hearing argument III The GTecnyii.e
anu Columbia Railroad cases, decided
not to interfere with the appointment OF
General Connor Us Receiver Of that Road
and also rendered the following decision
in the Blue Ridge case
This case coming on to be heard under
the supervisory jurisdiction of this court,
ordered that the order Of the District
Court be modified as follows: That tho
Greenvillc and Columbia Railroad Com.
pany under its purchase takes nothing
more than II. K. Scott took under his
purchase at the sale Of the Blue Ridge
Railroad at auction; and that az Il. X 4.
Scott was trustee for the bondholders of
the said Blue Ridge Railroad Company,
so the Greenville and Columbia Railroad
Company is but the trusteee for said
5ondholdcrs. Further c-dered, that the
case be remanded To District Court
with the direction that any deed in con-
veyance made of the said Blue RIDGE
Railroad to the Greenville and Columbia
Railroad Company shall contain clauses
and provisions to this effect.
1t was also ordered in the South Caro-.
lima Railroad case that the Receiver be
authorized to extend the road to tho wa-
ter's edge, provided that not moro than
$4,000 shall be expended in such extern
sion.