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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-26
GaribaIdi,s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The following is the journal of Garibaldi's
operations up to the Goth OF May:
May S.-Arrival aud departure from Tai
amoue for ammunition and coal.
May 9-ArriV;.l aud departure foI San
Steano Tor coal.
:" May 1O-Arrival and landing at Mar
sala, with att and every hing, ammunition
and four pieces of artillery.
May 12.-Bivouac at Gran Picario, near
SnleuIi.
May l3 and l4.--Bivouac at Salemi. and
concentration of In>urrecLiOnal forces to the
number of about 4, 900
. May l5.-Advance and combat outside
Caiatahm. at Monte di Pianto-R ,mano.
agaIust $500 NcapOlitans, under the oldrrs
OF LandI Us wounded and Is killed on our
side, capture % Il mounted gun. The Roy
aiisis driven from five well defended terrible
positions.
May l6.--Landi abandons Calatafimi.
which We occupy. Laudi, i'll his retrea,, is
.eIlioiy cut up at fartenIco aud Borghetto
by the insurgents.
- May I'D parturc for Alcamo.
Z" May Is. Departure for ParIIuico On
the same DAY The march is continued toward
Palermo. ~ =
May 19.--Incessant rain. The troops
bivouac.
May 2O-March on Poppio, to draw the
royal l"rcts lrUin doureiile, and maneuXr.s
10 ehtlce The loops cut OF Palermo. This
partially succeeds. During The night march
on ferIio. Tue artillery carried 10y hand,
am dSt torrents OF RAIN, through horrible
pa,h>.
8 May Pin the morning arrival at Par
CO, lrturn 10 M9nreaIss dispositions to march
on Z tlcrmo.
" May % and 23.-The enemy concentrates
large lorcc; the General still wishes TO get
mare troop away from P.,Iermu.
May "a i threatening attack Try q force
oi more than 10 UOJ III Il dispositions ut +, =
slstitnce to draw them on cUmmenc, melit of
attack; retreat on Uur eide 10 draw them
towards C"rleoue aud bring hem in range
OF our ARTILLERY, whit, taking Il fl INK move
ment, our Troops could appear bet re Pa
lermo.
- May %. = Arrival at Marnico. We sue
coed III bringing III; Royals opposite Cur
artillery i'll he dIrectiou OF COrIeone. In the
evening mtrca Oh Misiimeri arrival AT md
night blvOuac.
- May - aud pa great day! The
Wouud,d are ding we'll.
- MISILNERI. 10Th. -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-26


perpctuating the Constitutional Union OF the
States. 1t remains to be seen whether the
action of their delegates at baltimore wln
cause the conservative Tennessee democracy
to abandon those feelings and sentiments, aud
f,llow their representatives into The camp OF
Yancey, Rheit & Co. The Democracy OF
Tennessee sent delegates to Baltimore to act
with what they fondly believed to- be "a Ma
tional Democratic Convention. They did
not authorize them to go anywhere eise' OF
to act with any other party. All but four OF
them. however, did retire from the ConFen-
ton to which they were deputed, and henc"
the party are under no sort OF obligation 10
follow their lead. We shall see whether they
will do so at the expense of their opinions
aud sentiments, and their better patriotic
impulses.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-26

TINE REQUIRED TO COUNT A BILLIoN.-This
is Il mil lion times million, which no one is
able to count, however easy it may be to
write it. You can count leo to 10 in q
minute; let US even suppose you can go as
fur as 200 in a minute, then an hour will pro-
duce u 900; ddy 2S8 900; and a year, or
500 days Qor every four years You may rest
Il day from counting, during leap-year) 1885,
120 900. Surprising that Adam. at The begin-
ming of his existence, had begun TO count
and continued to do so, and was counting
sill, he would not even now, according 10
the usually supposed age of our globe. have
counted nearly enough. For to connt bill
lion, he would require 9512 years, 81 days, .
hours aud 20 minutes, according to the above
rule.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-26
A Beanti nj Glove Of Forest Tres.
Valuable Town Lots
AND
& d T. u " EsN IAN h =
For SAKE.

I AN offer ng f'r sale. on reasonable terms, the
f"LI'~ins pr perry IS h tn some Buil < Iois
tue Ih StH Wan Nashville.
Nine II uses an Lots Of VARIOUS dimensions from
arg L, sIl.4iI COnliUrIaO resi- ANY prices
IN tue city
one double three sio V Business House 81 Broad
street, UccGI led at prrse b. HIrucast x Co.
Oue Ir ct vi about - = acres, t.I out on
the nashville and Ciatid oOgL ali Uad, frame mouse
nd Hei-part Oh the Lucus or Crulcn tr-ct, good
Ill.
One Tract Of abont 81 acres, the Murf -eesbnrO'
turppiSe rOiu, IL IT. motion wHh the stOue's Rv.
Urn i,e one-haE uIie ont adj TO ". b. LEWIS
and sthers-.uy Brlch ard Properly.
ohc at 81 ao ut % acres, e'ghi miles out, near
the Mu.fI eesbOrO Tur PIKE. Good improv en.eA Is,
good waIer timber.
One IrdCi OF abuut 90 acres The Franklin Col
ese anu toIe's river Iurni Ike, ou,--3O acres
Gle are bal ace good moe d - ell wateIei.
One Tract Of about 20 acres. adjacent t. s me on
the East, truu Is on urIpike o. 20 poles
nearly al good TN i sol good.
One Fact Ui about $50 acres, miles out nesr
Smiths Sp lnes, mIle cud half No tn The
hiUrirecsUvrU' Turnpike, mostly wei imb' ed alb ut
40 acres ClcaTed-d several other lots aud traU Is
II laud IN Nashville aud vicinity.
For luther pdtictlais cal On NANCE x WooDH7ALD
No. so cherry street.
Young Negroes at fair prices Will be taken in ex-
change To- the abUvr.
june25-1 UAA JAMES NJ. MURELL.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-26
The Secession Ticket.

The seeding delegates at Baltimore who
nominated BRECKESRIDGE and LANE the tel
egraph informs us, adopted the Charleston ma
joriiy Platform. This is the platform upon
which the Yancey secessiOnists and disunion-
lists planted themselves at Charleston, and the
rejection of which caused them TO bolt the
Convention and set up an organization out
side of the democratic party The Tennessee,
Kentucky, Virginia and portions of other del
egations from the South refused to go out
with the Yanceyites. They remained in the
convention, protesting abhOrreuce to disun-
ion, and participated in the fifty seven bal
lots which were there had. II DOUGLAS had
obtained the nomination on either of these
ballots, thay would have been bound by all
party US sc, to have acquiese d in the choice
and to have supported Mr. DOUGLAS, upon
the platform which ,ras adopted. The repre-
sentatives of the Tennessee Democracy did
not think the failure of the majority report
was sufficient cause for a disruption of the
party, and for their joining the Yancey school
of fre-eaters-
Aud this action on their part was generally
received and acquiesced in as right and pa
trioiic by their democratic constituents. Bat
at Baltimore we witness change of action.
They repudiated the same Convention which
they bad chung 10 at Charleston, and threw
themselves side by side with the South, rn
ultraists Whether their views aud feelings
have undergone similar change. is another
question. Whether they were actuated in
the first instance by motives of policy, by a
de-ire to prolong the ef'rt to reproduce har-
mony in their broken and discordant ranks
is quite immaterial. By this last act. whatever
they may think of the Union, they have pls
eed themselves practically in the ranks O
che ul;raists and disunionists. And should
BgEexExRIpGE accept the nomination, h'
will place himself at the head OF the seces
zion, disanI0n column
We have always believed that the peopl'
ef tennessee were the friends of the Union
and opposed to the schemes OF those who
would wanionly seek its disruption. A fe"
have symparhized in the movements OF Yam
eey and his associates and followers; bat the
masses of all parties, we are persuaded have
been sound to the core on the question OF
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-26
The covods -commitsee--Mr. wins


Hon. WARREN WNsLow, of North CARROLL
ma, having made minority report from the
Cevede Investigating Committee, arraigaing
seVerly certain leaders Of the anti-ad minis
tratfon Democracy, including Mr. FoRNET.
the latter proposes to write series OF lettcrs
in his newsps per, the Philadelphia Press. to
the former in vindication of bis course He
thus states his purpose in the Press, of the
21st inst:
AFTER the adjournment of Congress it is
my purpose TO address serie1 of respectful
letters TO the Hon. Warren Winslow,a Rep
resentative in Congress from North Carolina,
and the distinguished auth.r of the minority
report, signed by himself alone, from the
Co, ode Committee. Regarding his report a.
the defense of the Administration against
the allegations of the maj srily. and in great
part. an authorized attack upon Governor
Walker and others, myself inclu-ive, pro-
pose To TAX up aud answer the items OF this
defence. Called before that Committee by
no act of mine, aud responsible for none OF
Its Investigations, having neither counselled
suggested, nor prompted any one OF its ac
cusations against the highest ofic-r Ia the
Republic, L claim the right of viudicaiiug
my position, as an Independent journalist,
against the indictment of Mr.. Wiuslow; and
if l do not prove not only the int griiy and
consistency of the position L have msiutained
against The Administration, but incidentally
the general justice of the majority report
from. The Covode Committee. to the sati fac
tim o. all uurreiudiced minds, | viii agree
over my own baud aud seal To plead gully
to the arrangement of my enemies"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-26
Bicknell, of Blount, in the chair. s. P
-Irans, J. R. Hood and T. J. Wilson, Seere'

Bicknell, OF Blount, in the chair. :. r.
-Irana, J. R. Hood and T. ]. Wilson, Seere-
taIies. .i
The attendance was large,-every county
except Marion being repFesented,-and most
enthusiastic.s One mind and heart seemed TO
pervade the entire assembiage and the best
spirit prevailed throughout its deliberations.
Alfred Caldwell. of McMinn, the nominee, is
Just the man for the times; able, energetic,
aud in every way qualified for the position,
he will give 'em trouble in the enemyis
camp, for be will. not sklrmish-he will make
it war OF aggression aud carry it into
Africa.
Sub Electors, constituting an efficient
District Committee, Were appointed for each
county, who are working men, and will do
their whole duty in the work of organization,
which we intend to be thorough and .ff.c-
tive.
A good days work has been done here to-
day and our foLks have only to do their duty,
and we have nothing to fear.
We had a tremendous gathering and entha-
siastic speeches from Caldwell and T. J.
Campbell.
Il was really and truly refreshing sight 10
see such earnestness and fervency as were ex-
hibited among the delegations. Not a rip
pie occurred to mar harmony, but all went
smoothly and in tune.
You may think me too sanguine, but do
think We shall rally equal to '40.
Yours, SEoUArCHIE."
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-26
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 20, 1860.
To the subscribers Of the Nashville


Subscribers to the Nashville Daily Ners
who have paid for the same in advance Will
be furnished with the PATEIOT until the ex-
piration of the time for which they have paid.
Ali who have not paid in advance will be
charged the regular rates of the PATRIOT from
this date. We will continue to send the
PATRIOT TO all the subscribers of tie NeSrS
who were not already subscribers Of the
PATRIOT, until We receive notice to discOn-
Iinue. City subscribers who desire the paper
discontinued viii notify US at once. The
confusion incident 10 such tTansfe- may dis
turb the regular delivery of papers for few
days, and such as may be omitted will confer
favor by leaving word at our Office.
AS. CAMP & co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-26

DEATH oF AN OLD CITIzEN.-CLEMENT CAN
NON. Sr., for more than half century Il
citizen of Bedford county, being one of lis
10Th inst. 4 public meeting OF the citizens
was held in respect TO his memory, at which
resolutions were adopted recapitulating his
virtues aud the length and usefulness of bis
Life.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-26
Males Rooms No. u Oilege ST., Central SOr. S.
Auction Sales to Pay Accep-
t;suces and Charges.

ON TUESIA Y NOR ING, sIu. 26.h, At 10 O'Clock
~ DenJ.F Shiel * Co., VII seiI, Il accuuut 4
~AO!n 1t uay CUnceTn, deiIv, ~, ~ ia.
voice Il Fr,sh oAaDle shoe ~iCck q ~ les
,iId HIake; lot OI >c~ CUtLase d>te 3 .kt.sl
Desert DluIne T.bics; IuvO4cc + " hlsA c.
Gars assorted Dfaa"s; sccU, u-Lauu a.v [
dacN Win small iI' cice q, Dr! uUUds, ala Hb.ph
5, Ia u raise funds.
LksJ. I SHELL 5 * Co
Also, VIII be added 10 the above sc U! ~
Tor Furniture, LrusSetS petiLG, M,tlriss s. Nj "a
kltsn-n uruure, Ac,udIue Pc, IL Z Ok
I.g B. + =. - 20.
Juue-o-.d
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-26
HOllowayss 4

Holioway's Piils.-For Indigestion, Sto,n
ach and Liver tompi ihts, they have long borne the
palm They i7crease the appetite, invigorat the
STD mach, and cleanse the liver. In bowel CONF laints
they are equally ecacious, and for sick headache or
lowness Of spirits they stand without rival Sold
everywh here. iune2O-Iv
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-26

rs Dean Swift remarked that every
poor man keeps dog. and every id
poor man keeps two dogs" What shock
ingiy poor man Mr. Buchanan must be. iudg-
Ing from the number OF dogs he Keeps
LOGiSvliie Journal
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-26
HUTTON SALE
Entire Stock Under Attach
ksicIEt.

DEM F. SHIELDS & CO., wild proceed 10 sell at
> the Store, No Is PuoIic Squart, uext o,.Jg
H. CaIhOu"'s JewelrS Store, account o. w c
SHOW = -. C., c. anne chg OF Thursday mOrning,
Jdiy 5th, at 10 C .ock the entire Ui tn,
Store, No II Publ square, tn counters SheivI.g,
Oil Cloths ald Fixtures. Tie stock consis,s OF En-
broidcres, Iaces, hibbonS, large stoch 81 SiiN
Trim iugs Lauies' aud Children : Furni- hing Coz =
With = never CHUNG variety not To b.. meIa-
Ter. Ltues Invit d, ,nI ais dea ers, w.u will
ina it their interest attend. The Store IS Tor
Kent. BFNJ. f. SHIELDS x co.
Iune25-.d
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-26
DEE.

Friday night, June 22d, MATTE PEss, infIut daugh.
ter of Nm. Hy and MAKY JANE SMITH
ON the 9th iust CLARA VIRGINIA, inf mt daughter
OF Abram and lila C. Jose H.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-26

lust received n LARGE la ment os ladies' D n
u xss, sii gle anu al lie p aud ,ra. -
Also. Ia les Sat h l. and Travel "a, All ca
/ OFF, very cheap for cash.
JOHN MAZE.
june2S-tf AZ College street..
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-26
Stock RedueeN.

l. arran eeinents desire 10 reduce our present
stock much az possible. la order to do this Ne
will ifer present OF Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods az reduced prices We hsye oa hand . stne
assortment Of silk Berages, Nrsffus and TRAVELLING
Goods, and in fact everything could wish for.
Darnask, saieeting, Bieaohed and Brown domestic,
Pisnfalon tsoods Tor m and women. Coths, CASH
Eeres, NestinRs and Underwear for Goatlemen. We
wish call Particular TO CIR 6acain COZ
Ter on VIII eh will b. found - all times many d sirs-
bic goods 81 one fourth their value-
aprsS-tf sfsHoIsoS q HUMPHREY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-26
Fiou inc Mill fJr Rent.

I,HE City FIGURING Mill. lted on the Gambler
i fiad RIVER last below the clta Is oaerSd Tor
rent the REMAINDER OF the present year, vi Ia The
privii &c xt year. apply 70 4 uRNEk fosTeR,
Cherry street, or JANES Ccib.l /, -
siunr25-tf i. ses1ss - ~ sz7 The MIL
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-26
Furnishing Goods.

fOK stock OF FaI bosom shirts Is again complete.
" For elness and conalort We Commend them as
d. h rticsiAFiy n PR PIRATE 10 the present hot
81 Ne have a.so u sua u lof OF Pn Boson shirts,
ioeether IN an chi es variety OF palmer sfyiss-
We 4 ase alse reresycd aselher lot har rs me
eek Tie, Gloves. Handkerchief-, ressIng r. bes
Suspe d.r<. lf no e. &c, sc. Also e-snppiy Of
S-.r nablc L II r n FAR Call amt see our tiaoi-
We are deter Enin.d 20 ispsse af tss very low
ngares, belag anxious 10 reduce our stock.
tuLe22-f J. II. McGlLL-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-26
NelD advertisements
For Sale.

FINE oppo tunity presents itsrl this morning
~ 10 clio, K, CIR tie parp ,se of sup Par0f
9th Furniture, Brussels aud IngraI, Gu pets.
.'rivatc C.rii.ge, Whisky and Cigars, With q ri
ely OF other artieI,s, ID 10 a. acceplat anu
-caarges 10y B.NJ +. SHIrLiL5 4 Co..
net -1t Central auction i,Jons.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-26
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS,
81 NILES FROM STA WSVILLE DEPOT

THE PR0PRTFTORS having urChased this VA
4 TERING PLACE in Oct Der last, ave thor,I Gh-
Iy repaired furnished il with eniIeiS fur
niture Cf the best amt vi Op il Tor the
cepIi0n OF Visitors ON IHE 18TH DAY OF JUNE.
o. Il wing increased accommUdats rs, anh ma lie Eb-
eral arrangements for the comfort Of III ir que
they aIter tbeutS' Ives AIT but few IF any Water
ing PAGES Will Afford the sane 3ttrcli, tins
IL is situated the crunts of Nor tgomery, 8 u
miles from SHA IFSFILLE Depot IVA. and lem
x. RI the banks The Roanoke ri, er, aud is SIR
rounded by some Of the most beautiful and AIT
tive scenery to be fund am NJ the Mountain o.
Virginia The Water has CURED su, h reputation
in q last few years, that il Is annecessa' 10 say
any thing in commendatiGn II IL. IL is nnw crnsid-
ere u specific for the wort forms Of by sprpsa,
a remedy Al Cutanc' US Diseases, dis rdere
GitIous OF the stomach, Bowels ano Liver, ard iur
pros;ratI on of II Dervt US sy stem. We light APP
pend a number Of Icates IT, IN Physicians and
others acqnainied III its merits and to these might
be added dd inf.litls
Passengers " III be met at Shawsyie by Four
Horse OmnibUsses, To convey them i ow ROAD
the Springs Persons leaving Baitmore, Wash
inp ton, Rel mo lad "a letershuIg IL the morning,
atriv Q 1T the Spin e the day; tho: from
South will md Tie same convey ance on tie arrival
of each tain.
jluel4- I'm BOOTH, CoLH0UN & co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-26
plrExT TRUNK FoR LADIES.

It has mtartmentS FIR Bonncts, Dresses, Para
suIs, Brush $. AID wafer proof comp tr;nent for
SJv. GEES, oiis, &a ---seSt sss
All kiu..s uf trunks made TO ord r, cosered or re-
paires at sis..rt at 81 MARKET
I SIR ct, u do. 1uth of the 20
,u.e23-lly - & EAsass.rsx C8'lS>MAS,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-10-18
Commissioners Sale.
In Eqnity--York District

In Eqrlty--Eork DlStr1ct.
W. B. Allison, ct al. Blu. for Partition
ps and DipiSion
Isaac n. Enloe, ct al. of Land.
I'm obedience to the order of the Court Of Equi-
Il ty, made in the above case. at June Term,
1860, l will expose to public sale, at York Court
House, on the first MONDAY IN NOVEMBER
next, a tract of land %situatein York District, on
the waters of Bullock's Creek, known as the
Hugh Allison tract, bounded by lands of Francis
Nichols, Robert Allison, Jane Barber and others,
and containing
3S4 ACRES.
Also, at the same time and place, l will sell
the interest of Hugh Allison, being the one un
divided half thereof, in one other tract, known
as the Mill tract, adjoining the above and con
tanning
80 ACRES,
more or less. Sold for partition and division
among the heirs-at-law of Hugh Allison, de
ceased.
Terms Of Sale.-Twelve months credit, with
interest from day of sale, purchaser giving bono
and two good ~sureties, and paying the costs o.
these proceedings in cash.
(S5 3lN WALTER B. NETS, C. f. Y. D.
Oct ii al it
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-10-18

TsNOWN ORDINANCES.-Be it Ordain
IL ed, by the Intendant and Wardens of 7 ork-
Vile, in Council assembled, and by the authority
Of the same, That from and after the passage OF
this Ordinance, it shall be unlawful for any per.
son or persons, to appear at any time within the
incorporate limits of Yorkville intoxicated or
who shall become disorderly and riotous under
the influence Of intoxicating liquors. And any
person or persons, violating this Ordinance, shall
be fined by the said Town Council, for every
such offence, not less than Five Dollars, nor
more than Fifty.
Be ii further Ordained, by said Town Council
of Yorkville, in Council assembled, that from
and after the passage of this Ordinance, it shall
be unlawful for any person or persons, to permit
his, her or their cattle or hogs. of whatsoever
kind, to remain upon and run at large through
the streets or cross streets Of said town Of York
Vile, at night; and any person or persons who
snail permit his, her or their cattle or hogs, to
remain upon or run Mt large through said streets
of the Town Of Yorkville, in violation of this
Ordinance, shall forfeit and pay to said Town
Council, twenty five cents for each offence, for
every head of cattle or hogs, so found upon said
streets or cross streets.
Done and ratified in Council, under the corpo-
rate seal of the town, on the second day OF
October, in the year of our Lord, one thous'
and eight hundred and sixty.
NJ. JENKINS, Intendant.
W. A. MOORE, Clerk.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-10-18

OST-On the 9Th instant, between my res
Ia idence and Smiths Turn Out, on the Char
lotte Railroad, a small BLACK POCKET BOOK
with a steel clasp. containing the following pa.
pers: A Note on John S. Porter for $3.50,
payable at one day, and dated February 18th.
1856. A Note on r. Kearney for S48, payable
thirty days after date, and dated November 10,
1857. Also, several other papers and receipts.
l think, probably, a receipt for S8S, signed |. D.
Witherspoon. A receipt for a note on LaFay
cite Cole for S25, payable one day after date,
and dated January l, 1856, signed Williams and
Beatty. Also, Twenty Dollars in Cash-thrce
and two dollar bill on the Bank of the State,
and a FIVE and ten on the Bank of Chester.
l hereby forewarn all persons from trading for
the said notes, as they are alone payable to me.
l strongly suspect a free negro, Thad Archy, of
finding the pocket book. l will pay a liberal re
ward for the delivery of the pocket book and
contents to me, or if left at the office of the En-
quirer or Chester Standard.
JAMES G. MCNEIL.
Oct y Al If
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-10-18
Commissioners Sale.


'onn H. "ll'a'hs' q u. Bill for Partition
Us. of Lana
I'm obedience to the order of the Court of
Il Equity, made in this case at June Term 1861,
I will expose to public sale, at York Court House,
on the FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER next,
a tract of land described in the pleadings, in
York District, situate and lying on the waters OF
Turkey Creek, bounded by lands of James Guy,
Saml Kirkpatrick, Givens Gallagher and others,
and containing
235 ACRES,
more or less-sold for partition and division
among the heirs of James R. Williams, deceased.
Terms of Sale.-Twelve months credit, with
interest from day of sale, purchaser giving bond
and approved personal security, and paying the
costs of these proceedings in cash. Possession
of the premises not to be given until the first
day of January next.
(S4 25) WALTER B. NETS, C. E. Y. D.
Oo+ II ii 4t
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-10-18
In Equity---Yo

john WCCnrIer, El ut.
Us. Btn J0r FdTtltt0H.
Sam'l Barber, ct al.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that Samuel
Il Barber, John Barber, son of Vim. Barber,
deceased John Woods aud Mary, his wife
Rixena Barber and Mary Barber, widow and
child of Sam'l Barber, deceased; and Sarah
Barber and Mary Barber, widow and child Of
Robert Barber, deceased, defendants in above
stated case, reside beyond the limits of this
State. 1t is, therefore, on motion Of Messrs.
Williams and Bea,ty, Compartments Solicitors,
ordered, that said absent defendants do appear
and plead, answer or demur to the bill filed in
this case, within three months from the publica-
ton hereof, or said bill will be taken pro confesso
as to them.
(S7D WALTER B. NETS, c. E. Y.D.
Aug 80 35 3m