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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-06-19
A Gift to the 'IreasMry-- letter from
Secretary Chase.
The following letter from Secretary
Chase appears in the PHILADELPHIA papers ::

The following letter from Secretary
Chase appears in the Philadelphia papers ::
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. June 2, 1868.
DEAR SIR: l received q letter to-day enclo-
sing the check of Jay Cooke s. Co.. of Phila-
delphia. on Jay Cooke d Co., OF Washington,
for six hundred and sixty dollars, which the
writer offers to the United States as slight to-
ken of his appreciation of the value of the gov
ernment and as a personal contribution, with
out any other return than the satisfaction of
doing his duty towards its success against the
rebellion.
The letter is signed "a War Democrat" and
l have no clue whatever to the real name Of
the wrher. The designation, however, is
enough. 1t marks him as one of that great
multitude OF democrats who believe that de-
mOcracy is best proved by sustaining those
temporarily entrusted with the administration
of affairs in their efforts to maintain democrat
ic institutions and popular government against
the attempt to establisha slayeholding oil
garchy on the ruins of the American Union.
Among such democrats any man may be proud
to enroll himself.
The contribution of the "War Democrat -
of Philadelphia has been placed in the Treas
ury. May the acts of such patriots at home,
and the heroic deeds of our brave soldiers and
sailors on land and sea, inspire in all eXercis-
ing public functions the liveliest sense of obi
gationg to exert every faculty and every en-
ergy for the speediest possible termination of
the war by the most economical and most Wig
orous employment of all the vast resources of
men or money so literally furnished by gen.
erous and patriotic people.
Yours, very truly,
SALMON P. CHASE,
Sec'y of the Treasury.
Jay Cooke, ESQ.,, Subscription Agent, Phila-
delphia.
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What the President Thinks of it.

What the President Thinks of it.
81 have examined this negro bushes
and probed it to the bottom,'' said the
President, in reply to an application from
some Captain who wanted to rase negro
regiment. ~' It's the same thing With all
of you. III give you authority to raise
this regiment, the result will be that you
would get Colonel's pay for several months,
and I would get-not q aigger!''
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The Washington Republican says:
Hooker's army is wide awake. Lee has
found out within few days that he can
neither advance or retire without fighting.
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Report Of an Envoy Sent by the Hadi-
Gals of MfssOuri to the President.

The st. Louis papers contain the report
OF Mr.. JAMES TAUssIG, an envoy sent by
the radical Germans Of Missouri to the
President with complaints in regard to
the management of affairs in that State and
the general conduct of the Administration.
What satisfaction he got from Mr.. LIN
colin may be estimated by the following
paragraphs of the report:
1. The President said that it may be a mis-.
fortune for the nation that he was elected Pres
ident. But having been elected by the people,
he meant to be President, and to perform his
duty according to his best understanding, if he
had to die for it. No General will he remOv-
ed, nor will any change in the Cabinet be
made to suit the views or wishes of any par
ticular party, faction, or set of men. General
Halleck is not guiltyOf the charges made against
him, most of which arise from misapprehen-
sion or ignorance of those who prefer them.
2. The President said that it was a mistake
to suppose that Gems. John G. Fremont B. F.
Butler and F. Sigel are Systematically kept
out of command, y as stated in the fourth reso-
luton; that, on the contrary, he fully appre-
ciated the merits of the Generals named: and
by their own action they had placed themselves
in the positions which they Occupied that he
was not only Wiling, out anxious, to place
them again in command as soon as he could
find spheres ofaction for them, without doing
injustice to others, but that at present he had
more pegs than holes to put them in
3. As to the want of unity the President,
without admitting such to be the case, init
mated that each member of the Cabinet was
responsible mainly for the manner of conduct
ing the affairs of his particular department;
that there was no Capitalization Of responsible
ity for the action of the Cabinet anywhere ex-
cept in the President himself
4. The discussions between Union nen in
Missouri are due solely to u tactiOus spirit
which is reprehensble. The two parties Fought
20 have their heads knocked together" Either
would rather see the defeat of their adversary
than that of Jefferson Davis" To this spirit of
faction is to be ascribed the failure of the Legis-
lature to elect Senators and the defeat of the
Missouri aid bill in Congress, the passage of
which the president strongly desired.
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thoroughly eradicatsd from the army Of
Northern Virginia.
Rev. A. N. Wells, from Lancaster. has
preached for us on several occaaions. lie
e1aoifesss q deep concern in the conversion
OF sinners. and seems 10 never tire In hi.
laSors. May the Lord bless his efforts.
Nine deserters were shot to death ysate,.
day. Eight Of the number were North
Carolinians. the other a Georgian. We
did not witness the execution, but learn
from others, that they met their fate calmly
and seemingly unconcerned. One OF them
remarked 70 his doomed comrades as their
coftins were brought forward: "boys, there.
our winter quarters" How reckless in IN.
hour Of death.
We are pleased to meet in camp our old
friend ard fellow citizen. Mr. f. P,l.r,
who is on visit to his son.
Capt. w. J. Stover returned to camp
yesterday, though not entirely we'll Of the
wound he received At Getty y,burg.
More anon, .IOCAt.."
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State Organizations.

We publish elsewhere the Act Of the
Legislature "to provide for Volunteer Com.
Paniss "f Mounted Infsntry and for other
PnrpOse.." ratified on the 3O,h September
last together with General Orders, No. 81,
"f the Adj"'a"t sud IGsr-ctor General. j..
snsd in pursuance Of said Act. II will be
seen that. 10 perfect tSe enrolment con.
temPi"'rd by the Act. and for the purpose
"f obtaining an accurate return Of the arms.
bearing population Of the State and their
ages the Militia Regiments Of tho State,
embracing perscns' from I6 to GO year. Of
age, are required I" assemJ.- at their usual
places Of parade The Ais, Regiment (Ian.
ca"ter) will assemble on TLur.day, tn. 22d
inst. For further particulars No refer to
the Act and Order. published in this paper.
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TAX IN KIND,
Notice to Tax Payers in Kind

IlIE law nquires that, so soon n. any
l. Of the crops liable to taxation under
the law are harvested aud ready for market,
each Farmer or Planter shall make due re.
turn 10 the assessor OF his district have
been ordered 90 commence receiving said
tax. These persons ho have not made
returns Of their Wheat, Oats, Rye, Wool,
&c, should at once do SO to the x.ss,sor.
| shall be ready soon to Issue sucks in
which TO put the government portion OF
grain, and rstsb'ish depots at wnich to re-.
ccive the tithe.
Each farmer or producer will be required
TO receipt for the government sack. on de.
livery, and he will be paid at tn. rate of
three cents per bushel per mile, for all in
excess Of mies he may have to haul hi,
grain. The above crops have been read,
Tor market for some time, aud persons hav.
been wanting 70 pay their tiih-. The gov
ernment needs them, therefore, ali shouit
make return 10 the assessor immediately
70 that he can turn the estimate over to ms
tor collection, OF the times and places a
which ! will issue sacks, establish d-pots
&c. will give due notice through tn.
Le|y,r. 10 SEPH CLARK.
hgt. for POST O. M. lst sec. lst 2. ID. =. e.
Oct. IL. 1863. 36-2t.
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reported among tue spoiis Of the victory,
and. the number Of Gage takea 10 twenty,
and not forty a. represented 70 ne BY on.
OF tie highest officers in the army. O the
$4,000 stand Of small arms picked up on
tie battlefield, a portion OF them, sf course,
were dropped BY our own killed aud woun.
ded.
1t is said thnt squirrsl .kins. when we'll
tanned. make a most comfortable and last
ing shoe for ladys use. About three
skins are required to make pair Of shoes.
Brigndier General. Q. A. Gilmore. now
commanding the army operating against
Charleston. has bs.n made a Major Gener-
al
The London Tinss says Mr. Nnson has
notified Earl Russell, u,at no had been in.
structed 10 withdraw from England, and
vas about to preco ed to France.
A letter TO the Herald from Morris Is
land says the tides are washing the bluff.
awn-, at the rate of frsm ten to twenty feet
per day. Fifty yards Of beach have di.ap-
peared in the sea since the middle Of Al
gust
Tie cold aud stormy blasts of winter
will soon be upon our brave soldiers in
camp. The most extensive preparations
should be made both Ly the Government
aud people to make our noble defenders
comfortable. Socks, drawers, and other
article. Of wearing apparel, should be made
at once. Now il tie time 10 30 to work
on these things.
Lookout Point is ssvsnteen hundred feet
above the level Of Chattanooga, and sbout
two miles and quarter distant from il in n
straight line. This position commands the
eusmy's works. The Rebel says that ::.:ir.
ty additional pieces Of artillery have been
hauled up to this point.
The Carolinidn says that by autho ority Of
Gen. Beanregard, Major Roland Rhett, ~.
sistant Qusrtpmsstcr. has been ordered to
impress one hundred artillery hors.s and
two hundred aud fifty transportation nni.
mals. We suppose thst the number will
be divided among the several districts above
Columbia. We learn that nt present only
pleasure horses are taken. Those used for
agricultural and professional purposes ill
not be disturbed but as a last resource.
Election returns 10 Georgia indicate that
Gov. Brown is reelected by q popular
m.joriiy.
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s o u { h @ Carolina.
LANCASTER DISTRICT

Ri p. I. HAMMOND. Esa. Ordis.,y
I'D for laid District
WHEREAS. JAMES SNIPEs IN.
applied to ne for Letters Of Administ,a,,o.
on all and singular the Goods and Chat,iee.
Rights and Credits Of w. c. SNlPEG
late OF the District aforesaid, deceased.
THESE are, therefore, To cite and ID.
monish all and angular, the Liudrsd and
creditors Of the said deceased, to b ga
appear before mo at our next Ordisary'a
Court tor the said district, to BE- heidsa a
Lancaster Court House on the 18th day ef
Oct. next, to show cause. u say, Wig
the said administration should not be gsas-
ted.
Given under my hand and seal, this soth
{ ~ day Of Sept in the year OF oss
L. =. Lord one thousand eight hssdse4
I ~ and sixty.,hrss sad 10 the eighty.
eighth year Of the lodepsndssss of ,ba
State OF South Carolina.
p. +. HAMMOND I. y.
Oct 7, 1858. Sat-
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SOUTH CAROLINA MILITARY
ACADEMY.
By ordar of fha Coxarnor.

APPLICATIONS for appointment to the
South Carolina Military Academy under the
annexed resolution OF the General Assem-.
bly, must be transmitted to Gen. JAMES
joiner, Chairman Of the Board of Sisito,.
Columbia, s. c., before the a5th Of Noyem.
Der next.
The applicant must state the District of
h's residence, his nge and height, tif the
son ola decensed officer or soldpr,) the
services Of his father, and whom snd bow he
died. IL The applicant claim. appointment
for his own gsllantry on the field of bat.
tie. the statement must be supported by
the certificate Of the officer. under whom
no served in battle
"Resoired, That his Excpl!ency the Gov.
ernor DO, aud he il hereby, authorized to
select one youth from each Congressional
District In this State, sons Of officers or
soldiers OF The army or officers or men Of
the navy Of the Confederate STATES, who,
during the existing wa., have died in battle.
or who hare died Of disease. rou,,urted
either by wounds or exposure. or who, not
being sons OF officers or soldiers, are under
tho nge OF twenty years, and have b.hs, I'd
with gallantly on the field Of battle, " no
shall be placed in one or other Of the Mill.
tary Institutions of this State, to Re ednca
ted at the charge of grateful county"
COLUMBIA, October ), 1863.
Oct. li, 1863. 3S--ot.
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Col. ]. H. Wither,poop.

The following complimentary n"tic. Of
eur fellow citizen. Col. Wihcrspoon. ia
taken from the Char!eston Courier:
Ci''Is"s "f the Pee Dee Congres.ionrl
District will see in this issue an announce.
~rnt that the nomination for ConyIess has
been accepted by Col James II. Witbsr
spoon. OF Lancaster Colonel Wi,herspoon
has long been known in hi. own Dis,rict,
and 10 many out "f il, A. y citizen awake and
alive to ali csls Of duty, aud a gentleman Of
approved repu,e in all tn. qualifications ri a
representative lie .. now aud has been for
acme time in military service, and seeka no
promotion or Office 70, the sake Of cxrmp
ti"n. The nomination has been sicn.d By
many friends.
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Sirth BrigaA.

2oth Regiment, Fairfield District, ON
Tuesday, Oct. I3, inst.
Gath Regiment. Fairfield District, on
Thursday, Oct. Is, inst.
Goth Regiment, Chsster District, on Sat.
urday, Oct. ~, inst.
9th Regiment, Chester District, % Tsss-
day, Oct. 30, inst.
Seresh Brigade.
29th Regiment, Darlington District, on
Wednesday, Ia, inst.
28th Regiment, Chesterfield District, os
Saturday, Oct. ~, inst.
30th Regiment, Marlboro District, o.
Tuesday, Oct inst.
Eighth Brigade.
3lst Regiment, Williamsburg and George.
town Districts. on Thursday, Oct Is. Inst.
33d Regiment, Marion District, on Sat
hrday, Oct. II, inst.
3sd Regiment. Horny District. on Tsss-
day, Oct. 20, inst.
Ninth Brigade.
46lh Regiment, York District, on WEI
nesday. Oct. -, inst.
a4,h Regiment, York District. on Friday.
Oct. l6, inst.
35th Regiment, Uuion District, on hoa-
day. Oct. l9, inst.
37ih Regiment, Spartanburg District, on
"Wednesday, Oct. ~. inst.
s6,h.Reginent. Spar:anburg District, on
Friday, Oct. 23, inst.
. Tenth Brigade.
45th Regiment, Spartanburg and Usion
Districts, on "Wednesday, Oct. -, iosS.
4l,t Regiment. L.ursns District, on Fri
dsv, Oct. Is, inst.
40th Regiment, Laurens District, on Sat.
urday, Oct. ~, Inst.
ash Regiment, Ne~be:ry District. on
Monday, Oct. ls, inst.
39th Regiment, Newberry District, on
Wednesday Oct. n, inst.
XII. Col. }. w. Harrison. A. d. c., y 80
signed TO the special duty Of attending the
the parades In the lst Brigade, and sspsr-
intending the enrolment hereinafter direct
ed; Col. J. N. Epscomb, A. d. c.. in the
ID Brigade Col. A. p. Aldrich. A. ID. c.. In
the Sd Brigade; Col. Wilmot G. DsSens-
sure, A ID. c.. in the 4th Brigade; Col. J.
II. Boykin, A. ID. G., in the 5,k Brigade:
Col. G. F, Hampton. A. ID. C.. in the sth
Brigade Col. w. II. Evans, A. d. c., in the
in the 9Th Brigade; Col. X. q McCaw. A.
ID. g., in the 9th Brigade +; and Col. w. ID.
Simpson, A. ID. c., in the 10th Brigade 70
| whom the commanding officers Of regiments
| will make returns on the day OF parade, and
render every assistance In msking tho 70.
quired enrolment.
XII. The commanding officers Of ssgI-
ments will promptly extend so much OF
this order as is necessary for as:embiinE
their regiments and procuring the lists Of
persons belonging TO beat companies -
hereinbefore required.
XIII. General ORDERS No. as are hereby
countermsnd.J, and papers viii, cease to
publish the snme.
By command.
A.C. BURLINGTON.
| Adj't. and lssp. General Of =. C.
Oct. IA, 1868. SS-lt-
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Prom tho West.

MISSIONARY RIDGE, Oct. ), via Chick
AMArGA, Oct. 5.-We opened upon
Chattanooga at IL a. m, from Lookou,
and Tree points along the line, our shell,
exploding i'll the mids, of their camps
and in the chy, setting FIRE to = house.
The enemy replied brIskly from Morrison
Poin. to our Mor,a rs on Lookou, and
toebly from the Star for, and Cssems.ed
Tort. Firing still continues.
1t is reported Wheeler captured and
burned 500 wagons in SequaI chic valley.
ArLISIA, October 9.-The President
arrived here on \ special train from Au.
gus,s last evening, aud proceeded this
morning to the headquarters Of General
Bragg, at NJ sri-tts. lie WAS inc, by
Gov. Brown. After a shor, preparatory
interview, the Governor introduced the
President to the people. He made them
= short address from the platform, com
Pl'men,ing Georgia, and expressing graf.
Itication at the stand she always occupies
During the war, he, troops have done
their duty on evey field, and from he,
State Government he had received earn
est CO operation. He MAS PARTICULAR,
gratified when on recent call Of Cover
nsr Brown for 5000 troops, Governo
Brown had promptly rendered him l5,
600. The departure Of the train CLOSED
his remarks.
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iron Tmx LANCASTER LxpGSR.l

Who bears the expense Of che Wml-
Net the wealthy planters, for they srr grow.
ing richef--not the heads of man anufacturing
e.tablishmsnts, for they are manifss,ly coin.
sning money. Who then bears the expense
Of the war! Who but the balance of the
country. the small planters and those who
have nothing to sell. Is that just--is it
equal! Did We separate from the North
to enrich one portion Of our peo pie and en-.
poverish anothert Those who are sellers
appear TO be delighted with the high prices,
and so is Lincoln, for that effects the end
OF the "ar-povcrty and Distress the means
Of subjuga,ion.
Let us con-ide, thi. point serionsly and
'oirmnly, or all is lost Nothing but re.
form can cave az and that Immediately.
MIKE.
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EditoriA. BYsvities.

telsgr ram from Charleston REPORTS an
attack On the Frigat- Ironsides before dsy.
break on the 9Th inst. II was partially sue.
crssfs', damaging ths Ironside. and alarm.
ing the snemys whole fleet. Two Of our
men engaged in The expedition. including
Lieut.. Glassei. Of the gunbos, CLieors, are
missing. No oths, los. on our side.
Several Brokers In Richmond were VIE
iimiHsd about = week or ten days ago by
man calling himself . member Of the firm
."fJ. J. North L. Co, brokers, Savannah.
Ga. Tie induced them to sell him gold for
drafts on that firm to the amount Of on.
.hsndrcd and fifty thousand dollars, and af.
ter securing the gold he fed 10 parts un
known.
Gen. Polk has been relieved from com.
"and by Gen. Bragg. Alleged delay to
a'tark the enemy on the Goth is assigned
a. the cause. Gen. Jiirdman and Arm.
I sfrong are also reported under arrest for
alleged di.obrdisncs Of orders =, The same
sJim,.
President Davi. /. reported to have Ieft
'H'e"mo"d for Bragg. army Whether he
goes 10 compose fsnd between that Gen.
oral aud Gsas. Hindman or Polk, who are
said to be under arrest, is not known.
Gen. Msgruder's official order state. ,b.,
. the result OF the recent Confrdess,. y;cto,x
" Sabine Pass ). th. capture OF two I'm,
; gun.eoats, fifteen heavy guns and over 400
/ ipr''onsrs--among them the commander OF
the hes'; i6o Of the enemy ~ero killed a.d
: wounded, Shils not . msn va. los, { On,
aide, or gun injured
y. w. a, the reliable correepond.n, Of
''hs Savannsh Republican. sums ND ,h. r,.
suit Of the battle Of Chick amausa a, fol.
iiows ;"it !. believed that 10000 will cover
,ssr loss In killed. wosnJsd aud ui..;oo.
snd that 10000 will esvss Jhs s.smy,.. in.
.e'nding 1000 p'isoups. Of whom 5000
were well mon taken ia battle. Tbe,.
seems 10 bs some doubt about the wagons
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT

RY y. 7. Hammond, Esquire, Ordinary
- for said District.
WHEREAS, Rsbecca Black m On LA. 70.
pli.o 10 me for l.etters Of Administration
on ali and singular the Good, and Chat,l.s,
Rights and Credits OF Simpson Blncknon
hate "f fhs District afe resaid, deceased.
THESE are, therefore, 10 cite and ad
monish all and singular. the kindred and
creditors Of the ssid -d.c-ased, to be and
appear before me at our next Ordinary's
Court for the said district, to b. holden at
l.nncaster Court House on the 23t day OF
Oct. int, to show cause, if any, VIII,
tho said Administration should not b.
granted.
- Given urdes my hand and seal,
: ). this Oh day OF Ociob.r in
t~r~ )the year Of our Lord one thou.
sand eight hundred aud sixty three, and in
the eighty rign,h year "f the Independence
VI the State of South Carolina
J.. T.. HAMMOND,
y. l.. D.
W. 10, iooS' 1T.
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Gbs Tehqr1,
LANCASTERVILLE. sc.
Wednesday Morning.. Ost. IA, 1883.
Our Paper.


After considerable delay aid much dis;
Guilty, Ne hive succeeded 10 procuring
supply Of paper which warrants vs. in en-.
larging our sheet to the size which We 10
sued in the early part Of this year, and
which the 'carcity Of paper obliged us to
leave of temporarily. Ia doing tins, We are
reluctantly compelled to advance our terms
10 tho rates OF three dollars per year. For
Shi-, however, We do not consider any npol-
'ogy necessary. Ia fact, when Wa reflect
Mat We pay eae dollar per pound for paper
lra,ss which wake the single item Of paper
furnished each subscriber cost us sbont e2
per y-ar) and that other printing materials
nave advanced in proportion, we scarcely
think that We do ourself justice by these
term. but while We, as public journalist,
condemn high PRICES aud extortion in others,
we wish to avoid any appearance OF it 10
our own business. We adopt these terms TO
be ..en on the frs, psge) for the present at
iesst. or course The advanced rates do not
apply to those subscribers who have paid
in advance, until after the expiration Of their
present tern, Of subsc crip,ion.
We Wish, as far as practicable, to do a
cash business. This is now the true poll
ey Cor all Observation-Disclosures as " ell ~
publisher. Wa send out bills with this is
sue TO number who are in arrear, and who
We are obliged TO notify, I. Ne hereby do,
that the paper to their address will be dis.
accounts nre Immediately squared up. As
much IA We would b~ pleased t. indulge
them longer. we cannot do so. in wow Of
the high prices which we are obliged to pay
in cash for printing materials.
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To the People Of tho First concrsssaon.
nj District.

For some time past the following nomination
has appeared in the columns OF the Columbis
Guardian
First Congressional Distr!et-Col James n.
witherspoon, o: Lancaster District, 10 respect
fully announced a. . candidate for Congress.
This il done without consultation With irin, but
In the belief, that il elected, he will bs willing
to serve The PEOPLE"
Ny inclination was TO decline the nomination.
thinking that it originated more from the parti-
atty Of friends than demand on the part Of
the people for my services but from repeated
and continued solicitations am induced 70
forsgo my own desire apd consent to serve e
such he the will Of tho people Of tho Fire, Csa-
gres'ional District Very respectfully,
JAMES II. WITHERsPOOy,
CAN'T Arm REo.r SrArG Taoors, near George.
town, 18th Sept, 1869.
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ESTATE SALE.

BY permission Of P. T. Hammond, Esquire.
Ordinary for Lancaster District. I will ell ea
the 18th Of October instant, At the late resi-
dence Of w. w. Johnson, deceased, the per
sonal Estate Of said deceased. consisting Of one
mule, Buggy and Harness, Wagon. Cows. Hogs.
ton tools Household and Kitchen Furniture.
ke.
Terms, credit Of IL months, with interest
from day Of sale, purchaser 70 give note and
good surety for all sums over Five Dollars.-
sums Of Five Dollars and under, cash.
L. L. JOHNSON, Ad.n'x-
Oct. I, 1859. SS-3s