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TO THE FARMERS AND PLANTEn6 OF
ABBEYILLE DISTRICT -

l. We, your fellow citizens. addressTou st the
request OF officers in the Quarternf fa.ters De-
Partment Of tho Confederate Stat4 Just from
Richmond. Our army in Virginia heeds corn,
and nasdsit instantly. Forty tho fsand horses
must be fed. and fed upon the u Prch and for
convenience Of transportation nj nj)thhp but corn
will serve. Virginia and Nor jh Carolina are
exhausted; from Georgia largS supplies have
gone. and more is going: thS mountain Dis
triets of our State have moi enough for their
own wants. the Seaboarl de.olated, and to
Abbeville and other middl4 Districts the eyes
OF the country are turnedg
made unavailing, the h rors of invasion may
fall upon ourselves. if b~ ve are wanting in
aealou, energy and di.H Hstol.
Quartermasters, thsI3 I3selves furnishing bags.
will receive corn at shy Station on the Rail
road and will pay ($2 two dollars per bush.
ei OF ee pounds for corn .helled and ,.sked. ad.
ding In every instance 8 cents bu.hel for
every mile Of haulip il speedy delivery be
made. Speedy delisef| is wanted. Let every
ono who loves his eoa try DO active. Let rich
and poor send every ok that is not absolutely
needed for home sY sistencs. and send i. At
once There 10 NJ abundance of wheat in
Tie country and ksod pastursge for stock
Empty your cri Eof all that is not required
for bread during the few weeks that will in
tervene before te new corn can be used. Save
your galiaOt fFmy: Save your country and
your cause, anY save you urselves. Time is i'm
portant WIZ You can do. do without DELAY.
D. L. WARDLAW,
THOMAS c. PERRIN,
- JOHN F. LIVINGSTON,
- ARMISTEAD BURT,
WILLIAM HILL
MATHEW MCDONALD,
I ROBERT JONES.
D H.. COBB,
Abbeviile C. H., july "a, 1868.
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~ We are requested to state that Public
Meeting of the citizens of this District will b.
neid IN the Court House next Monday. Sale
daX:-Now is the time for every man to show
the stuff OF which he is made. Every one in
his own way can do something for tho army
and the country.
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COMMUNICATED.
THE DYING SOLDIER.
A TOUCHING INCIDENT.

hin. Ep,roR: Several sick soldiers in one oi
requested their bodies to DO sent home for
burial. when ono poor. pious young man.
among them, said to his Captain. shall aoon
die. but have no home on earth to which
may be sent; you can bury mo hero.
Ihave no home on earth,
The dying Soldier cries.
But I've home Of solid worth,
Beyond tho starry skies.
To which hope Ill shortly 60
And there abide forevermore,
Our country's cause 10 just:
Fight On. my comrades, fight,
Iu God, be sure to put your hust.
He will defend thv right
Aud acme Of you may live to sec
Onoe more the land of heroes free.
Twas at my oosntry's oal.
Iningled in the strife.
And now / freely give my oil
To her my fieeting life:
Bury my body by the sea.
Perhaps the waves will mourn for mo.
On earth have no home,
But Jesus is nv friend,
From him I'll never wish to roam.
His love will mo attend,
And guido me to the spirit land
Ry His own chosen Angel band.
have no home below,
The Christian soldier cried.
But to the Lord of Hosts Igo.
Then bowed his head and died;
And his meek spirit scared away
To the bright realms Of endless day.
j. Nice,
NINETY Six.
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CoMAuNIcATEn
A FEw WORDS TO OUR soLplERs PROM
HOME

Commencement
A FEW WORDS TO OUR SOLDIERS FROM
HOME.
FELLOW SOLDIERS 1t IL our privilege TO al.
dress you through the columns of the Pre,s
We know you are ever anxious TO hear. from
those at home. We are all (what 10 left behind)
preparing as we'll as could be expected; and
are an1iously looking forward to the time
when peace ahall reign over our land, and you
shall huve the pleasure of returning to your
sweet md cherished homes. Obi will not this
lndeed be loyful!-when you will have the
pleasure Of again being with loved ones. Mapy.
many OF your dear friends have gone to their
last resting place since you left us Biany of
your dear mothers and sisters have gone, and
you we're denyed the privilege of being by
their dying couches and witnessing their last
mo"ent' Is this not sad is it not deplorable.
But they grieved not to see you, for they knew
you were away fighting ip glorious Gauge
battling for your rights and liherties Grieye
not then, dear Soldiers. but "a iarth to meet
t'e Vandnl for, With renewed energy, aud geek
'evenge for depyin, you this sad, but blessed
privilege. aud ere long by your daring bravery,
you may soon have peace and the pleasure at
returning to your ..homes. You have over
whelT'pg numbers to contend with. but fear
not. TOR the Lord IL with us: This is evinced by
the manifestations Of his goodlines,. in blessing
US with such hountifuL harvests Of grain O.;
every tkssriP>ioni He has blessed us eontinu
ally with copious showers, and it is believed
that lie will continue to do tl,us. so long
as We look up to Hin apd do not forsake His
cause. We hope fellow soldiers that you have
not forgotten God-that You offer up petitions
daily for your dsliverance, for lie is the ONLY
one We csn rely upon. Do not profane His
holy name. gamble nP use intoxicating drinks:
For it this be done, then there is no telling
how long this msroiless and cruel war will
eont'nue--so ifyou desirspeace lay aside these
wicked Practicesi The people here at home, l
do not think have forgotten Him, for prayers
are ascending up daily for their beloved coun-
try and you-thst God may turn the ruthles.
invader from their soil. and deliver you frosu
sin and vice incident to camp life. So, then
pray fellow-soldiers and with your prayers
combined with those at home you will be pro.
tected, and our beloved and bleeding country
will be saved from desolation and ruin.
DISCHARGED SOLDIER,
DUE WEST, 8. c.
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DISPATCHES from Paris. r.c.;,.d $, v;.n

Dispatches from Paris, rsceivsd,in Wen
"a on tho I'd Of July, state that Napoleon
had 'frrevocabiy" determined to vecopnix.
the rebel Confederaey, evso without the
90 operation Of England. An inviassisn
will 10 madsto tho Cabinet in Washing.
ton 10 agree 70 an armistice. This will be
IN such decisive forsn" thst It must b
either rejected or accepted. If ~seiec.ed,
The recognition .rs Is ssid, wiIl follow. Tho
emperor, however, hoped that England
would aid Franco, at least 30 fa- - to the
proposal Of the arnistios.-Riehmond Ez.
auiass.
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FROM OUR yUNlORcoaaEsPoNpENr

PROM OUR JUHlORcOaREsPoNDENr
CAMP lOrH AND 18th REa'r. 6. G.. VoLs.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, July 2l, 1853.
Dear Wilson This week has been
quietly spent ON our camping ground.
The weather has been dry and cloudy
through the day but clear at night. The
days are quite warm, and tho nights are
rather cool for the middle of Summer,
The dews are very heavy now, The
health Of our mon is very good but we
have more sickness here than we had for
month previous to leaving Shelby vile.
There Is great difference iu this portion
Of Tennessee and the vicinity Of Shelby vile
Here tho lands are poor, and the peo-
pie have but little to sell. At Shelby Vile
We could by almost anything in the way
Of provisions that We wished, but befs a
man can scarcely get cantesp full Of butt
ter milk.
Col A. NJ. MANIaAuEr OF SoygH !CARo.
LISA.-Nw with pleasure that we announce
the promotion of this efficient officer to
the Commission Of Brigadief General: He
ia as competent an officer a there is m
this Division and be will fully sussaie The
h'gh reputation Of tie old Palmetto State
10 gallantry and dseds Of dssisg. The fol.
lowing is an extract Of Special orders No.
lss, ISSUED .fioD Headqaastsfs Army Of
Tennessee, dated at Chasssnoogs, Tennessee
July If. 1898.
w. Co.. 4, n. Manigault. 10th 8. CIV.
hsyirg been appointed Brigadisr General
will report to kiaqt. Gen. Polk for duty
9Th the Brigade be has 10 long and ably
6ommandea!
"By comnaenA Of Gen. Bragg.
tSigned) I'll. Y.WA1TER, A. A. Gen"
Tie following officers have received ap-,.
pointmsnts On Brigaaiar General ,Manfs
gsslts 2ts6asd ara ordered To- report 10
hug d once for dutSDE, go
Capt G. I. Waller, *. A. GeSl.
4isst ~. e. Hnger; Ado.
Cap. D. E. Huger, A. !. Gep1.
Esek S. G. Mulden, A.Q.M.
: Ne bad .hsplsasurs Of meeting in camp
on SATURDAY. last our old Gispd Or. George
~. Tribe. Of Ab6evills District. He has
Socently been commissioned Assistant Sur.
gson r. A. G. g., and 10 feel sure thst he
VI mabs a,ise an eflclsps officer. fhs
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THE FALL OF LIEUT.. COL. JOHN c. sInK1Fs
AND CAPT. WIN T. TATOM
Abbeviile C. H., July "a, 1868.

THE FALL OF LIEUT.. COL. JOHN C, sINKIEs
AND CAPT. WIN. T. TATON.
In our last we noticed tho fall of the above
named heroes. The following we clip from
the columns of the Charleston Mercury:
IIEurESAHr-coLoNEL JOHN O. sIxxrxa
The defence Of Morris Island, glorious 40 it
has oeen has cost rs some of our bsst and bra
vest officers. Prominent amongst these, a.
well in merit As in rank. was The late Lisuten-
ant-Colonel SrxKlSs.
JoHs c. SlxKISs was native Of Edgefie cid
Court House. and aged about thirtS- five year,.
Before he had reached bis twedty first year
he volunteered as private in .6ne of the new
regiments Of United States 'Rexular,, which
were formed at tho breaking out of tho war
with Mexico. He afterwards received tho ap-
pointment Of Captain in tho army. and served
through the whole war. He then devoted
himself to planting Upon the withdrawal of
South Carolina from the Union he va. one Of
the very 6rst to come forward in dsfencs Of
tho principles which, as an earnest Secession.
ist. he had always upheld. He was soon com
mis'loned Captain in tho lst Regiment South
Carolina Infantry, and has ever since served
with efficiency and zeal in tho same comm and
rising by regular promotion to tho grade Of
Lieutenant-ColPnel. He died. ~ brave Off.
Ger would have chosen TO die. in .hs-shiakest Of
the 6ght. encouraging his men to tho conflict,
and in the. arms Of victory.
Colonel simkins was Of q modest but s.erlipp
character, and won. the esteem and regard OF
every one with whom he came 10 contact. He
leaves wife and Eve children to mourn his
fall.
oafeAu nM. :. TAroH.
Msnfally rspelling the osset of the 12a. and
aofmating his bravo artiller:sts by voice and
example, fell Captain William T. T.tou, Of the
lst C. Infantry (Regulars) Captain T.torn
was born in Abbsville District fIe received
his military education at one of the military
schools Of Georgis-that at Marietta we he.
lieve. With thousands of other rood and ,rn.
men. be sprsng to hEnsus at thX finst ont
break Of The war. and st the formation Of the
!ss Regiment 6. 9. Infantry, he received tbe
appointment Of First Lieutenant. He. Altar
wards. was promoted to Captaincy. since
this last demonstration OF the enenny in his
nsiRhborhood, Captain Tstom's COMPANY VA,
ordered 70 Battery Wagner. Nobly hss Il
sustained the reputa tion Of the regular service
and avenged the loss Of its gallant comm,nd
or. 10 those WING. are moro familiar ,hsn our.
selves With tho traits and career of ths d.
ees.ed. We leave the task Of more extended
notice. 49,.
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THE sIAIak0F SOUTH CAROLINA.

AooeVs1d k1tstrtet-Eftation.
By wJLhaAM'fH' Esq, ordiusty sf Ab-
bevfif< District .'' ~
~HEREAs RsdB Bopd Brown. has ap-
w Piled t. mo fosV letters of Administrn
ton. ton OF all and sjpgglss e9oods aud ebstties.
Irgh+s ana credits OF soic Wade Walker,
These are therefore to eitS a sdmonish all
and singular, ths kindred and 6litors Of the
eaid deceased to be and appear Tore me. ne
our next Ordinsry's Court. for the .DistTisf:
TO be holden at Abbsville Court Hol IN thS
9Th August next, to. chow esass, Il o. Why
Given under my hs4d and seal, this IN SSff of
July oa4 thousand eight huRdte& ishl
xty three aud 10 the s7th yeat IL thA Iuds.
Pendenes Of ths stats af .HAptb rarslins.,
: . wltl!a4AsAt !4st %. !. ..
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@- On and after the lst day Of August the
Subscription price to the Press will be next
s2.OO for Seven months, and $3 100 for Tw elye
morths-invariably in advance,
July 81, 1868.
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eB- Attention is irecttd to the new ad-
vertisements in this issue; those liable to tho
service under the late cay will do we'll to read
the advertisements by Msjor c. d. Melton,
acting Comd't of Conscripta
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u. r. SQNQLEY. Aet.

STATA OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ARREViALE RLs3RIC4:
IN Equity,
JAIME: %%' "6S$: o;:*' ''' Bill 70, Partition
Johr csawtha /
1t appearing my satisfaction that Iahn
~ti'er and Als3 nler Rowen, defendants In
tue above stated cay reside beyond the limits
Of t'la State. ar, matRn by RGFt and Calhaun
Comp Sol, H.deretl bat sni.l d.fendrnt. Gn
appear and plead aust 4 or de,nn- to said Eiii
Of complaint within n he month. frum tho
publication hereof. or tlid| d|ARame will be taken
Pro Conf against them
Commissioners Office
July 27, 1868. &-3m
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CONSIGNEES.

CON NSIGN EES-
The following persons have freight ju the
Depot at Abbeviile:
NJ r Banner, T A Rogers, D NJ Rog-
ers, 7 j Knud, E Richey, w Lewis,
Il Allen, a J Weed, William McGil!, J
h Wilson, J NJ Lattimer, W. Clinkscales,
D O'Neil!e, J F c Dupree, J w Lesley,
NJ Winstock, r NJ Palmer, w L Ven
ming,
m SONNY EV Az
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A CHANCE M vnInvryr,


1t James W. Fowler of Co. "K," Repi-
ment OF Rifles arrived at home on Lad esday
evening. He will remain here fx the next
fifteen days. during which time, 4e bopes to
receive number Of recruits for hs somp.nv
and Regiment Tho I'd Regiment Of Rifle. i,
commanded by Col. Thomas Thomson. of
Aobeviile' of whom too much known for u,
to say anything commendatbEy of him a.
gentleman and as an oficeufss not only on. Of
the best Regiments in tls Service, but is at
tached 10 one ofthe best nigades. commanded
BY Brigadier General Jei sins. in the Confed.-
rate army. 1t Fowler . c6mpany is comman
oed oy Capt. VIM. c. Yhrdlaw. Of our town,
ayoung gentlemen of eat moral worth and
ga'ishtry. in fact all the Hcers Of the 2d Riae.
are gentleman deservla Yof the positions they
occupy, and by thei general deportn,ent a.
officers and soldiers sr highly esteemed by the
men under their comm Those who expect
to SO into service und Lie presen. call .na
WIG have not been kd have tn. opp.r-
tunity Of selecting tl1 eompaniss and Repi-
ments. The Brigsj$ 10 now at Rieshona.
Transportation wiH6e furnished To tho CON-
mand: Rad Ls.fFovlsrs notice in 'thi. i..u.
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The frieds of JAMES S. COTHRAN an
nounce him as a Candidate to fill the vacan.
cy in the State Legislature. occasioned by the
death Of Col. James NJ. Perrin.
MANY FRIENDS.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

We askspwledge the receipt of $3.50. 90
from our Friend H. W.. at one time, and $I25.
90, at another time, during the present week.
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The fsxsuiuloss sG%pmitEss msds the faliax-
'os@spests iassiss pispsnrs tisss 20 sssaEd
sur 'ssass'sSy 10 bshsif.ef Hip Psunais 4adsli
y and &stsasanasnssa asssasf aad her pre-
&eieneyin .iippasAiaS iaIznnAn 10 her stp.
anss. =
Ihs ARepsP<o day wes silsssAhar saA;sf.e-
Tory, sbst bsF manner a. siassrpctssa Aes vsyy.
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The friends of Lieut. W. A. LEB announce
him as candidate ut the ensuing election,
to hli3she vacancy. occasioned by the death
of7SSE JaVss NJ. Perrin, in the State I.ecis
lature.
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NoTlcE.-Arrangenen.s have been made
with Dir. wH. H. Wnsos formerly one .i
the Proprietors of this paper, to continue the
publication of the Press during our absence
In the army. He is authorized to- receipt for
all monies due this Office.
LEE & WILSON, Proprietors.
Jan'y lst. 1858.
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An APPEAL FOR CORN.

In this Issue will be found an appeal for
corn signed by few of our prominent citizens.
IHil who have bushel to spate will read it.
The exig ency Of the times demands no de,sv
on the part of those who can furnish the least
quantity. We dent think that there is a ci.;.
zen OF Abbeville District who would refuse or
neglect to do his duty IN this case. It will
take but very little corn to answer the purpose.
OF our farmers until the new. crop comes in
as nearly every enc has pastures where he has
harvested his small grain, beside there is verv
little. if any blowing to be done at this time
% few bushels for bread is all that is needed
at home. We presume that all that is necessary
IN this case is to call the attention of our r.a-
ders to the circular to meet with ready re-
sponse Captain Venable, A. @ M., will be
found at his Office in the brick range. and will
give all who can aid the Government in this
her time of greatest need, the necessary in
formation. Read the circular and govern
yourselves accordingly.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
x: Adbeei'ie istric.-Olation.
By#9ttLFAM HIN Esq: Ordinary of Alb.
bevilIa District.
WHEREAS Rosa b B(pwnlse and H. II. Har.
y! PEI has aGplied q me for Letters Of Ad.
chattels. rights and credifs of John Browniee
of the District aforesaid des'd
! Those are therefore to eiteapd sdmouisb all
pnd singular. the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased to be and appear before me, at
Sur next Ordinary's Court, for the said Distriot
70 be holden at Abbeville Court House, OS-shs
ath day of August next, to showAcause, ifhny
Why the said adminjstration should not E
granted. ~
Given under my hand and seal. this tHsaaa
of JuiJ one thousap9 eight -hvadrsde
and sixty three and 10 the 87tlfSyear of
The Independence sf the State OF. South
WIIJIAM tJITr ~ :
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THE LAST CHANCE.

TO Those who sh to avoid CONsCRIp-
4 TloN' an OPP Ttsni'y ia how afforded
ooAE FQRwARAcnoo YOUR CON-
hANY AND voLUSfEEEl
will he at Abbovil1 Court House until the
18th Of August NEXT, keeiv"g Recruits for
Capt WV c. WHEhLAI Campany. (K.) I'd
S. G. Rifles. or for oor'raA il Lenkins' Brig:
adc.
bounty paid and transpel} }ption furnished,
IAS: WtDWLEIi.
4i'"t and RecrMipg Oacer.
\. R.-I will is fpnnA At lhe SAse Of Mr.
CD. ALLEN.
July 20, 1863
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~ We call attenSion to the advertisement n t
Of Estray Cattle by Mr.. B. C. Rutledge.
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SIX MEAD OF CATTLE sFRAYEn;

stxXEAD OF CATTLE SFRAYEH,
hOgiliT from Sir. Alex. Houston, near M,'
CarHlsi'K drove to Abb.vilIe C. H., from
whence ny Strayed. and it is supposed are
maxim: the way back to Mr: Housto"'s. There
are two Cow zone red, and the other black and
',s..e ~nte--e IRE req er!,ngs ahon. halfgrown-lwa
With an Hnder hiSSp eaah ear. ANY informa,
t,on eapcerppg Aeir where abouts will he
liberally rewarded. R. c. RUTLEDGE
Abbevile c. II S. G, July 80. issa.-ls2
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WILLIAM HILL, O. A.-H
THE STATE Of SOUTH CAROLINA
AabeuiNe Distr;ot.-Gtatiou.

- ooC LII SanOLlNA
III ReuiHe Distr;ot.-C Citation.
Ry WILLIAM HILL Esq, Ordinary Of Abbe
vile Distr;oi.
WHEREAS. William Crowther, has apn,;.d
TO me for LeSsts Of Administration Of ali and
singular the 1ods and 7chattels. rights and
triet aforesaid dSd.
These are thefs lore. TO-, cite and admon,sb
all and singular, kiedrsd and creditors Of
.s = .s s:ia .as deceased apd appear before @
trict. to be holden A. .,Abbevilie Court Han..
on the 10th Aaedst next to show sause'
Iany Why thsssaid standardization should not
Given under by bapd- seal. this tho 9Th
day, Of July. one thousand eight hun.
dre6 and sizty-three and in the S7th ven,
OF Sovereignty. aud Independence Of the
State Of 3outh Carolina. '&
WILLIAM HILL, o. A. D.
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NOTICE.

All pcrsocs hnSipg claims against the Est >: g.
of John McClei. ae hereby notified 10 pre-
sent the same 10 e,tS( af the subscribers.
MARY JANE WlSQE. ExccutriS,
july ;; s,. II; 1sds sEA'!ES~ :, ~
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HEADQUARTERS PROVOST MARSHAL.
9th Dist, ITILtsHoRO, July 80, 1868.

GTvEAL ORDERS No.3
Bv direction of the Provost Marshal General, nm
required to collect all property l in this District ly
the rebel Gen. Morgan and his forces, during his raid
thrnueh southern Ohio.
II il understood that tn" enemy hN' Qhaulrn"d m'nv
HORSES AND MULES, taking others IN exchange
All such nnimpls onre hclouCiug To- IA" enemy aud
nbandnnrd changed ~ him. are the rruport" .ftho
Unil" States aud must Ice Turned over to ia" 'r"vnt
Marshal or the nearest Deputy Special Provost
Marshal Of thi4 District
Persons having such property th'mselNc-. or having
Knowledge OF any Ia their urirlh ,rhupd. hereby
10 luire1 to report the sam" a. above drrptpd.
Government Horses branded "V. - or G'vernmru'
arms Government pr"p"rJ "f any description, mus
be reported in the sam" manner
BY order of Provost Marshal General.
JOS. MARLAE,
Provost Marshal 9th Dist, o.
TT1r.' .,~r Auru.t r.l 1Sr9 augGtf
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Valuable Land and Mill Prop
erty at Public Sale!


n - On
= AUGUST SIN, 1868,
The wcll.known Farm belonging to Robert Elwood,
deceased, situated half mil3 cast Of New Lexington,
containing isi1 acres mostly buttom land There j. n
good house and barn. and other ont-huildngs, or
chord. and uoyer-iuilug spring of water.
ALSON the snmp time and place, "a acres near said
Farm, situated the lillsboro Road, with comiorta
bic house and u good well Of water
ALSu-nn the same day the well-known FIGURING
and saw Mil situated ut New Lexington formerly
owned by II. Ewood a sons now owned by g Elwood
Co., The whole or one half Of said Mil will be sold
to suit purchasers or shares ont of II Of tho one-hli
There 2fd acres of good lnnd attached, with two
dwclng-h houses and other buildings. said mill Is stu
utc ON Lco's Creek near the town aud has been thor
ougly rrpaitcd The building lonr stories high, and
a, in it two pair Of Flonring Burrs. with fine Bolts,
and other necessary machinery and is calculated do
merchant and custom work.
Terms made known at Sale Sale to commcuce at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ HIRAM ELWOOD,
juniwJH For the heirs Of Robert EiWUUd, decd.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-08-13
SECOND TRACT.

Beginning at stone in the line Of Thomas Perkins
survey No. 1908 and IN the centre the road leading
from New Market to Bulord, a corner to the lands o
Henry March, and running thence with the centre o
said read and one of said March lines s. G3 deg W
II poles stone, to the lands Of George
Custer thence with Of his lines y deg W. 40 poles
90 stone and two dOgwOOds thence n, 10 deg f. llC
poles stake; thence s. 81 deg f. 70 poles tOa stone
and two hickores in OF the original lines of Thorn
ParkeT's said survey thence with said original sur
gey s. 10 deg ~ W. iO2 poles to the place Of beginning
containing hfty-seven and three fourth (57 "a
land, be the or less, part Of Joseph Keys
survey No. 7O20 appraised at $50 per acre.
Terms of Sa le e-One-third in hand, one-thrd in Ont
year aud the residue in years. with legal interest
the deferred payments secured by approved security
Il. w. SPARGUR, Sheriff II. Co.
fNOWb BN j, IL BRADLEY DENNY.