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New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03
NEW YEARS DAY At WASHINGTON,
The Presidents Reception.
WASHINGTON, Monday, Jan. l, 1866.

Notwithstanding the diSagreeable condition
of the weather from the recent snow and ran the hrst
New Years reception OF President johnson was largely
attended The doors of the Executive Mansion were
nj III o'clock this morning opened 10 the foreign MDs'
tcIs and their attaches, who were IN fu courtdres
some of them displaying their stlering badges OF ds
Sir Frederick Bruce the British Enyoy. the first
arrival of the diplomatic corps which was fully repre-
sented The greeting appeared to be mutually hnppl,
especially view OF the fact that there is nothing IN
the condition Of foreign relations 10 threaten 'he
disturbance Of the general peace.
All the members Of the Cabinet the Justices OF the
Supreme Court of the United States. and other promi
nent civil officers. together with Senators and Repre-
genayes paid their usual annual visit efchanRe
their customary saluat0ns with the President At
eleven and haifoclock the officers OF the army navy
and marine corps were similarly received. 1hey "tIe
an in uniform Lieutenant. General Grant and stan
being conspicuous among the imposing group surround
ing the President Al BOon the receptions oi citizens
commenced and continued for more than two hours
The Marine Band meanwhile performed IN tn9
vestibule The visitors entered two abreast, anu
passed into the AUDITORS ROOM and then having ueeh
sevcrallv introduced by the United States Marshal 20
the President and shaking him by the hand t.ey
passed into the East room, from which they Ion an
outlet through Of the front windows hisHt ol
steps have having been placed on each Slde 9l II o u
erress The daughters of the Presdent-Mrs. Patier.
son and Mrs Siover-were also near their iaiher ana
received lady and gentlemen visitors.
EVERYBODY seemed to be cheerful in the exchange OF
usual salutaiions The public departments anu OIeF
places Of business are closed.
CoLORED PEorLE AT HE whIlH HOUSE.
After the general reception at the Executive Man
sion all the coorcd persons on the premises, not how
ever a large number. were admitted, and PAID their
respects 10 the President
OTHER EECErT0NS.
All the Members of the Cabinet, excepting secretary
Seward who is absent from Washington, and otbeI
Government officers and the Mayor aud many private
citizens receiyc their friends.
The receptions Of the ladies OF cablUet minister
,vero only second In importance 20 that Ht the Prcs
dents mansion being attended by the Judges of tle
supreme Court tho members Of the Diplomatic Corps,
tne high officers Of the army nad navy aud tlrong
OF distinguished officials and other citizens.
That Of Mrs. Secretary Harlan, who was attended
by her daughter and Miss Simpson daughter Of BshoT
simpson was particularly elegant and simple. n'
liquors being offered. The reception at Secretary Nc
Cuochs and POttmasteriencIalD Denn!SOus were also
very admirably conducted
The Judges OF the Supreme Court gave receptions
except Judge Davis, who called 10 Baltimore by
the death Of hs cousin. Henry Winter Davis.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03
VIRGINIA.
ion. by the Frccdmcn.

y II| NU. ' \ MOnuhF Jan. J. IT'''
Ram has been here all day, but the temper
aturc il mild for the season.
TIE colored people assembled en mas" this forenoon
al the Eirt African church to celebrate their denver
auce from slavery Several addresses were made.
PFrEKsBURG, Monday. Jan. ]. 1865.
The freedmen of this city and adjacent counties cele
bratcd their freedom to-day by marching IN procession
through the principal streets. and there was puDhc
speaking on Poplar Lawn.
The weather s very unprOpitious but great numbers
participated In the celebration The different societies
Of Freedmen dOnnod their best, and turned out win
bonners Tie occasion was one Of great rejoicing
Will tlcm AMI sycr!lhing passed of in perfect order
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03
PENNSYLVANIA LEGIsLAIitE.
Organization of the House "pd sc"""
Adjournment Until Next Week toAw""
Gov. Gurtin,s Return.
!, Dispatch 20 The y. y. Tribune.

Spe.ia DlsDaicl 10 The y. J. TNbnnr.
HARRISBURG. Tuesday. Jan, ., l-o
The House Of Representatives organized al ~
IN. today Jamcs r. Kelley Of Washington County was
sbo,en Speaker, A. w. Benedict Huntington, tierk'
and a full list Of Republican officers.
Mr. Kelley made patriotic speech taking the
chair. No important business was done.
The senate organized al o'clock p. III. Mr. feming
Of Dauphn was elected Speaker and Mr. HameIsly Of
Germantown. Clerk.
II was agreed TO adjourn from tomorrow untl next
Tuesday 20 await Gov. Curtn's return.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03
Mnssaehusstis Legislature - Republican
Cnmcus-No Choice for Speaker Indi.
En.ION. InnsLlK

IiUsIUN, "TII' I''7''
The Legislature assemblies Tomorrow.
caucus Of the Republican members OF the House was
held this evening for the purpose OF nominating candl
dates for Speaker and other officers Aiter al IN
formal ballot without cnecting choice for speaker
The c,u,u, adjourned owing TO the absence Of large
unmber Of members. Harvey Jewell OF Boston and j.
~ Stone Of Charcstown the most prominent can
didates for Speaker.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03

BULLS HEAD.-This Is the second week o.
,canty supply of cattle and prices were advanced
an, nor n bnt stock sold slowly the retail shop trade
not worraptur the paying of high prices by butchers
,rho ,,ol, closed very dull the small number fuliy
satisfving the demand at the 'ovance Sh"e "c aisV
scarce and soil quickly at b if'' VIZ" Wv
hoos for with uniayorabe Peg "
bnVers are operating very "'' Wv
..,,ces oi ast Neth.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03

THEODORE W. GULICK, native and for ~
yenrs resident of the Sandwich Islands, win deliver
free lecture this evening at the rooms Of the Young
Mems Christian Association. on The Scenery aud
Commercial Importance of those Islands and tae Re
,gious Condition. Language Customs and Sports #
the Natives"
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03

Court OF SESSIONS. with the new yeas
ormenced the January Term of the Court OF General
sessions but beyond the formal proceeding OF opening
and Immediately adourning the Court on The first day
no business was transacted. Yesterday the names OF
rho grand and petit Jurors called and The jurors
coneted TO be present the Cont to-day lt u oeeek
,ylen tlev viii be sworn in. Judge Russell VIII ~ on
M bench during th!s month.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03
uiSsaCErI sETTs CITY GC|EEN-
NENTs.
InnugprR,ion OF the New CITY Government
Of Boston and Other Mnssnehuse"s
(tties.

HosIoS. Monday Jan. !. lrfd.
The new City Government was lnaugurated
TODAY The address Of Mayor Lincoln gives detailed
exhibit Of municipal affairs which looks vel for the
MATERIAL growth and prosperity of Boston. Tho cry
Jcbt h, mt down az nearly SO j00O0O with ready
means II PAYMENT on hand of about s. 10000.
After the Inauguration ceremonies The common
Council met and unanimously elected Joseph story
President Of tho Board.
Nearly all the cities OF the Commonwealth Installed
their new Municipal Governments to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03
Th. Democratic Assembly Caucus.

ALHANY Tuesday Jan. . 1865.
At tie Democratic Assembly caucus this
morning William Williams of Erie chosen Chair
man nnl :. ID. Faulkner of Livingston Secretary.
Smth NJ Weed Of Clinton nominated for Speaker
Oscar II. ogart of New'iork for Clerk: IT, H. r.. Van
Horn for Sergeant at Arms. John L. Moore, Thomas
Dely anc George NJ. Rector for Doorkeepersi Thomas
j. Greaner of New York Isaac 4. Frost Of Nontgom'
ery and s. = Pomeroy OF Niagara were appointed is
Commlt.e % call lnture eanouses.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03
Fires.
IN PRINCE-ST.

The bathing establishment Of ireni N
prander an the second floor of No Prnee'sI I1o was
damaged by ire TO the amount of s sTh hiTtn
- SEQ in the Germana COMPANY i"o pu''ui"s %
damaged to the amount of slO6
IN MoYRoE-st.
The stable in the OF NO - ~ , ,nouna
by Eliza j. Collins dapsesMa 10 Dy nrs 20 ,1e n'or'
OF 20; insured for $3.50 ID 'Ne "i''" "'"'''
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03
Owcgo Eicction-The Unionisis Walk over
The Course
owlGo. n. T.. Tuesday,

oylGo n H. Tuesday, Jan. 2. lsdG
The Charter election Of Owcgo Village oc-
c,rred TO-DAY W Smythe of The OssS0 T'h1 was
Iecfet President. The entire iIlon iieiet was
e,ect,d yfoa opposition
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03
Attempt nt Double Murder.
BOsTON, Monday

BosToS, Monday. Jan. J. 1866.
Lewis L. Simmons, an Englishman, cut his
wfe's throat and then his own yesterday, at their
boarding house. from alleged Jealousy Both are at
the City Hospital in q critical condition.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03
Dcnill Of an Edilor.

ROCHESTER, Monday, Jan lso6.
Charles f. Caldwell, literary editor OF MOORE s
Ra,aI Nea. TorLef Cied tonight IN tbis city.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03
The Cours of Appeals.

ALBANY. Tuesday. Jan @ 1866.
The following is the day Calendar Of the
Court OF Appeals for January 81 Nos. H. a. l5 le. 49,
90 2lt, % %, "a.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03
RrOndway Theater.

The sale of reserved seats for the frst night
Of Mr.. owenss cnsagemegt-M Monday nert-eommences
to-day. Admirers Of Solon Single should improve
their opportunities betimes.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03
Y
FROM ALBANY.
/ Organization Of the Legislature
Yesterday.
,rmsp Tremain Chosen Speaker u
the Assembly.
Joseph 2. cushman Clerk
,,,rocs Of Governor AlvOrd to the
Senate.
yoseph .. cushman 0ieri
,,i,ntions-AGdrc by the Isop.
Lyman Trcm"in Small A'''""'"''
.f Democrats

.o paf SPEC a. CoIIesponfent
five ALBANY. Monday. Jan. J. lst'
>. ,be Union Senatorial Caucus, James
NC was nominated for Clerk. Capt. Arthur
no,.,.;ss for Sereeaut.at-arms Sanders Wilson 10Y
p's,,osster and H. L. Young for Doorheeper;f fFahA
~ Tores Nathaniel Saxton and August wagner
@a',start H. noorkeepcrS The Chairman, senator IV
IS 'ornointcd as Caucus COMMITTEE MesSTs' AV"'
SroslI and Lent. The Caucus then aolotIrtu'
w. o,cloek the Union Assembly caucus was
"a 20 orSrr lv T. J.. Pitts of Orleans, on WAOs'
motor Daniel Wood Of Onondasa was cn'sfn of
,nsT on motion OF Mr.. C0chrIue. John L. IaSef ol
.syuca and James Thorn Of Rensselaer, were cNOstu
secrc,aries George G.. HoSmer Cechhcu peihS Van
Jdate fov speaker and moved tie UNANIMOUS no.lilN
80 cf vmqn Vrcmain-cdruCC. Joseph D. tuNn
~ y-os terminated Tor Clerh. lreoerlck l. Henlp
,Sa5 for Selceaat.at.arTs, > i. Pennington Door
seorer and Alexander Frcer and Oscar L. Dean, AS
satant DOOTkeePers' r-o,u rro ros,ordol
h me- his warmCSt thanks for this evidence OF
rorddence IN nominating him for Speaker lie hcacetpleu
the compliment as an expression OF SOou VIII anu ~
roya oi his conduct that during the dark Aolts o lhS
country be had preferred country 10 party CJcS'I
n elected Speaker, il would be hls ann 10 uPhod 'ue
honor and dignity Of the state, ard promote ihe inter
ests of the party with which he was ldenthed CAeeIs'
Ne ,orcrofrlatpd those before him on tue improved
c,rdf on Of the country and the abolition OF slavery!
Gle country was hardened win heaVy ueO'; unu
koc,ty and economy ia legislation were ausOuleS
re,cssary There must be no Abandonment o. the uoV
iruos ovCd IN the late contest, and settled by It's
result -. l..
soeredly maintained; and as members Of The great ana
patriotic party which day exists Triumphant IN ever!
ste m the Union we must see TO II that II all proper
snd constitutional ways we secK 10 edncate ana project
,levafe and improve every American citizen without
ds-iD ton on account Of class or race, condition or
colo- fEcpeated cbcers.J No backward steps should
I've n the cause of Tcpublicansn, liberty and hu
nan rights he again thanked those before lin for
dc c,,gtl.mcut CONVEY ed in the nomination.
The following committee was appointed to call future
.,rose. Aie,,is PITTS Parker. Palmer Hoskins, and
/ i,uioio.n. Tic caucus then adjourned.
a, ibe Democratic Assembly Caucus but twenty-
.c,cp members answered. William Williams. OF Erie.
" appointed Chairman and Messrs Bills and faulk'
~ Ner,.Vork the eaucus adjourned until tomorrow
yorotur. M oder 10 secure o larger attendance.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03

New.Yenr,s nj the Capitai-Hcccption M
the Executive Chamber and the Gov
eruor's E!ouse-Gen. Barlow. the New
Secretary of state-Spirit Of the Union
Caucus Over Nudge ire
maiu-Thc Place Hunters and THE
CHIEF End OF Man"
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03

n O'Clock The time for opening proceedings, tbe
bou ,es completely jammed with earnest Fenians OF
10 OMahony persuasion, while thousands were proba.
bv turned from the door because there was not even
.,sudlng room within There have been larger meet.
rgs before but there was certainly never more en-
thnsastic one.
The speakers were numerous as they were eo-
ouent embracing Messrs. Kilnan. Rodgers and other
shining lights of the Alahony faction. Their rersrks
were mainly directed against the Vaccinations OF the
nerfdions Senate" and in defense of those high prin
eipes OF which 0Mahony and his aids are the virncas
evnoncnts.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-09-19
Proclamation

Of South Carolina.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBIA, September u, 1866.
TXTHEREAS information has been communi-
Wv Gated to this Department that an atrocious
and malicious murder was committed by ono
BILL NORRIS, alias CHARLES DERGM, alias
WYLIE MORRIS, on the body of Alexander D.
Walker, in the District of Chester, on the night
of the ed July last, and that said Morris has
fed from justice:
Now, to the end that said Morris may be ap-
pretended and brought to condign punishment
for the said murder, I, JAMES L. ORR, Governor
and Commander-in Chief as aforesaid, do hereby
offer reward of TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
DOLLARS for the arrest and safe delivery of
said Morris to any jaier in the United States.
Said Morris is tall, spare-made man, grey
eyes, of peculiar look, short, thick nose, low
forehead, hump -shouldcred, black hair, with
few grea hairs, about thirty-seven years old,
weighs about lao pounds, speaks slowly, and
when speaking, twists his mouth to the right
side, with heavy darl; beard all over the face;
has been wounded, ne well as can be recollected,
in the right arm, near the elbow: with small and
bopy arms and wore ON the night of the murder,
dark coat and dark linen pants
Given under my hand and the great seal of the
State, at the city Of Columbia, the 18th day
r.. S. of September 1866, and in the ninety-frst
year Of the independence of the United
States of America. JAMES L. ORR,
Governor of South Carolina.
WM r. Hunt, Secretary Of State.
Sept is 1t 3S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-09-19
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.

Catharine Holmes, ct. al.,
VS..
W.F. Prescott and W. L.
Holmes, Adm'ors, ct. al.
DY Virtue of an Order of tho Court in this case,
ID I will sell at Edgefeld Court House, on Mon
day tho 1st day Of October next, the REAL ES-
TATE Of Capt. WYATT HOLMES, decd. to wit:
TRACT NO. l., Containing Three Hundred
and Fifty-fve Acres, more or less, adjoining lands
of P. Thurmond and other lands Of the Estate OF
Wyatt Holmes, decd.
+ TRACT NO. 2, Containing Two Hundred and
Eleven Acres, more or less, adjoining lands OF y.
M. Clark, Thurmond and others.
TRACT NO. 3, Containing One Hundred and
Forty-Si1 Acres, more or less, adjoining lands Of
J. NJ. Clark and other lands Of the Estate OF
Wyatt Holmes.
TRACT NO. 4, Containing Two Hundred and
Fifty-Two Acres more or less, adjoining lands j.
NJ. Clark, Mrs. Ann Collins, ct. al.
TRACT NO. S, Containing One Hundred and
Forty-One Acres, more or less, adjoinings lands
of Pardue, ]. NJ. Clark and others. :.
TRACT NO. 6, Containing One Hundred and
Eighty Acres more or less, adjoining lands of the
Estate of Lewis Glanton, Mrs. Ann Collins and
others.
TRACT NO. 7, Containing Two Hundred and
Thirty-Eight Acres, more or less, adjoining lands
of Mrs. Ann Collins and other lands of the Estate
of Wyatt Holmes.
TRACT NO. 8, Containing Two Hundred and
Scventy-Five Acres, more or less, adjoining lands
of Tandy Buckhalter, Mrs. S. Brunson, et- 81.
TRACT MOO, Containing Four Hundred and
Twenty-Sevon Acres, moro or less, adjoining
lands Of Mrs. S. Brunson, James Collins, Estate
of Glanton and others.
TRACT NO. 10, Known as the MEaRI-
WETHER TRACT containing Twenty CLe Acres,
more or less, adjoining lands Of +. W. Burt Es-
tate of Grafton and others.
@- Plats of the Lands can be seen at the
Commissioners Office.
Sold on credit of twelve months with interest
from day of sale, except so much thereof as vii
be necessary to pay the cost of this suit, which
must be paid in cash; Purchasers Will % .: re re
and Mortgage of tho premises to secure the pur
chase money, and pay for titles extra.
-. z. w. CARWILE, C.E.E.D.
Sept. 4, st 3d.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-09-19
Sun drie S.

Sun drie S.
OVHHDs. CHOICE BACON Clear Sides,
Ribbed Sides, KegulArs and Shoulders.
SO Bbls. Northern and Western FLOUR,
10 Tierces Prime CAROLINA. RICE,
l25 Bbb's. Refined .. SUGAR,
3 Hhds. MUSC0VAD0 SUGAR
10 Bbls. lst Quality Golden SYRUP,
10 Hhds. MUSCOVADO MOT.ASSES,
+ SO Bbls Large No. MACKEREE,
1000 Sacks Choice Bread CORN
rs Boxes FAMILY SOAP,
80 Boxes ADAMANTINE CANDLES,
rs Bbls. and Boxes CRACI tERS and BIS
QUITS,
so Bbls. Bourbon and 9th cr. WHISKEYs S
Large Lot of CASE LIQUOR S oil varieties,
25 doz. HEIDSICk CHAN PAGNE, Pints,
40 Casks BURTON ON TRENT ALE, in
Pints and Quarts.
10 Chests Jenkins & Co.'S, TEAS in Small
Packages,
rs Kegs Old Dominion NAILS, assorted Sizes
CIGARS, TOBACCO, CANDIES,
RAISINS, ALMONDS, PEPPER,
GINGER, SPICES,
100 Kegs LARD,
500 Sacks SALT, l..s.,5- j ef
: Largo lot Of DAGGING and ROPE Away
arriving, ':gi; ~
And every tLirg usually kept in my line,
A. STEVENS.
Augusta, Sept 4, IF 30
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-09-19
State of South Carolina.
EDCEFIELD DISTRICT,
nv ORDINARY.

El)CEUl lEbD D1oiAehS WIZ
IN ORDINARY.
lac r Crouch and wife Anna, Plaintiff,
Simeon Crouch, Ss Guar. nd Item of james Far
A. Ridgcll, Defendants. > ;,
Ryan Order from the Ordinary, shall proceed
70 scll at EdreGcld Court House on tho first
Monday in, October next, for Partsen, - the
Ia hnAN al Tint Tint TRACT OR PARCEL of LAND
stir siuated T ii in the District and Slate aforesaid con;
tanning Ninety Acres, more or loss, and bounded 2
bv lands of A. Whittle, M. Dcloach, Joel hiageh
and others. - n
TERMs.-on credit Of twelve months pur- t
casors give Bond and thS nrebase
sy. Costs to be paid in Cash in Specie, and to
pay '0F i''''' ' VIM. SPIRES, s.E.D.
Sept 6 OF t.ioS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-09-19
Sherif's Sale.

nY Virtue of suudry Writs of Fl. Fa,, to me
b directed, will proceed to sell on the first
Monday in October next, at Edgefcld c. H., the
following property, in the following cases, viz
Waldo Addison vs. Robt. G. Lamar, Thomas
G.. Lamar and Thos. w. Whatley, One Tract OF
Land containing Ono Hundred Acres, more :, o, or
less, adjoining lands of L. Churchill, WIN. hli
and others,-aituated near the Town OF hamburg,
and levied on as the pro :. J OF tho defendant
Robt. G.. Lamar.
J.J. Kennedy vs. A j. Nagle, sr, One Tract
of Land containing Fifty Acres, more or igas'
mar and others, situated near the Town Of Ham
b urg.
Terms Cash. ,n,,,e G IN
she,iff's Office, sept5 st 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-09-19
SOUTH CAROLINA INSTITUTION
z't FOR THE Te ~
DEAF AND DUMB AND THE blind,

WYE are pleased to announce to the public that
w arrangements have been perfected for tho
resumption Of the exercises of this well known
institution, on Wednesday, the 14th of November
next. Pay pupils will, as heretofore, be charged
$3.50 in specie, or its equivalent, per annum, for
Board, Tuition and oil other attentions, except
physicians bills Those unable to pay the whole
or any part of this sum, can become participants
of the Legislative bounty, by making application
to the Commissioners, or to either Of the sub-
scrbers.
The following is list of the officers Of the in
stitution
Board of commisuoners.
Gov. j. L. ORR, Columbia, S. C..
Chanc'r H. d. LESESNE, Charleston, sc. Z.
Judge T. N. DAWKINS, Unionville, S.c,rsis
FACULTY. 80 ,-si
Department for Deaf and Dumb. ,-
N. F. WALKER, ~.
PRoF. J. M, HUGHST0N. a1,s>
Department for the Blind. tf'
Us. HENDERSON,
MRs. L. C. W. HENDERSON. .,r. ~
MArRoy-MRs. NJ. L. WALKER. Iy.
Parents and guardians disiring to place their
children or wards under our charge, where their
lifelong afiiction, though incurable, can be great
ly mitigated, and where they may be prepala
ing, to become useful and happy members Of So
ciety, should make immediate application, az tho
number received for the present will necessarily
be limited. J a
By order of the Board of Commissioners.
j. S. HENDERSON,,
N. F. WALKER, ~.
Associate Principals.
Cedar Springs, spartanburg District s: c.,
Sept. II, 1866 tt 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-09-19
Sherif's Sale.

TeY virtue of Writ of Fl. Fa. to me directed,
Id will proceed to sell at Edgefeld c: f., on
the first Monday in October next, the following
property, in the following cases, to wit:
James q. Ross VI. Willis Ross; Tho Same VS..
The Same, One Tract of Land containing Four
Hundred an Fiff7. Acres, moro or less, adjoining
Lands of Rolin Rhodes, D. A. Ross and others.
ALSO
w;,,,aIso sell in the same cnses, on Saturday
the 22d Scptcmber inst, at the residence Of the
Defendant, Willis Ross, SIX HEAD OF HOR-
SES. TEN HEAD OFsCATTLE, ONE WAGON,
TWENTY HEAD OF HOGS, HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURE, DC.
Tcrms Cash. ~,
SAINTS 5te S6.:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-09-19
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.
Na.hsw. Abney and others, Plaintiffs

49,, ,posoy, ns Guar. ad litom of Partition
sa1 ps IKE ssss A6nsy Elyi5s ira Asnsy .,s and
Jasr>,N from the Ordinary, shall proceed
B to soil at Ea mul0 S0r nsat next for Partition, the
Monday in oeto, HOLLY AleNEY, decd,
REAL, ESTATE o. It and State aforesaid, con-
situated in the Distrie F. LAND; containing One
sistngof q, TRACTu0s more or less, adjoining
Hundred (199) Acres, nuel Webb, ohas; Nick
lands Of David Mack, s1n ate of - Wallace,
and othcrss A I've months. Pur.
TERNS-On credit of twe. v, and Mort
chaser t. give Bond and securfs.. purchase mon
sy. se Costs to bo paid in Cash, in d.
pay for Titles extra mn. eprRRA ,s'E.D:
Sept5. bt
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State of South Carolina,
EpGEFIELD DILTRICT,

LEI ORDINAh
Henry F. Green and wifs, Applicants,
Amelia stidhau, Emma Moss, Jane: PardFn.
Green, Guar. I'd litem of VIM. Cook,
Alb. Cook and Samantha Cook, DcfsJ s.l
nY an Order from the Ordinary, I shall proceed
Is to sell at Edgefeld Court House, on toe hrst
Monday. in October next, for Partition, the
REAL ESTATE of MARSHAL SIlpHSM,
% deod. consisting of TWO TRACTS OF LAND
living and being in the District and State at0re'
said, as follows:
tract No. I, the Homestead, containing
Two Hundred and Twelve (2l2) Acres, moro OF
less, and adjoining lands Of Maj: John Il. Hughes,
Estate Of Bailey Corlcy, John Jennings, ana inc
below mentioned Tract
Tract No. 2, containing One Hundred and
Nineteen (l19) Acres, moro or less, and adjoining
lands Of Maj. ]. H. Hughes, Tract No. = ane
others.
TERNS-on credit of twelve months. pos-
session to bc given 1st january next. The Pur-
chaser to give Bond and Security and Mortgage
of the Premises to the Ordinary to secure inc
purchase money. Costs to be paid in Cash. II
Specie, and to pay for Titles extra; ;,,r e,n
II &c