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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-08-09
sHERIFF's OFFICE,

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..7'N Vinton County, o., Aug. 9, isS6.
To he Qualified Electors Of Vinton County.
You are hereby notified 70 meet at the usual
places Of holding elections, in the several town
chips in said county for the State, District and
County Officers, In accordance with the statute
IN sneh case made and provided, passed April
-, 1863, on ,.i 80 - -
Tuesday, October 8, 1866,
and proceed to elect the following officers to
One Secretary of State; ..F.... .-r
One Supreme Judge; l".- w.
One Member Board OF Public Works;
One Representatives. in Congress- fer the Elev-
enth Congressional District, composed of the
counties Of Adams, Scioto, Lawrence, GaIlla,
Jackson aud Vinton;
One Judge of the Court Of Common Pleas,
for the Second Sub Division of the Seventh
Judicial District, composed of the counties Of
seioto, Lawrence, Pike jackson and vinton;
Ono Auditor for Vinton County;
One Treasurer for Vinton County; ..
One Clerk Common Pleas Court TOR Vinton
County; ...s rg.e4f.
One Probate Judge for vinton CoInty;N %
One Sheriff for Vlnton County;
One Coroner for Vinton County; and offs
One Commissioner for Vinton County.
. Apportionnent Of Grand and Petit Jurors Ia
each township for the year lS67
CLERKS OFFICE YISToN COUNTY, Q,
To the Sheriff Of said County: '..i'' "a
In accordance with the law making it the du-
" Of the Clerks of the Courts OF Common
Pleas of the several counties in this State to
present to their respective Sherffs, en- tie first
Monday Of September of each year, abatement
Of the number Of Jurors to bo selected by the
Trustees of the several Townships for each
year. hereby certify that the amounts placed
opposite each township, is the nur nber for Che
Eagle ... s Wilkesville 10 Swan. =. 10
Harrison. s Madison. 6 Knox 49,. 3
Vinton. z jackson, 10 Richland IA
Brown. 8 Clinton 10 Elk. ..,. 20
Witness my hand and seal of ttice this 9th
day Of August A. D. 1866.
~ GEO. LANTZ, Clerk.
Given under my hand at my office, Macarthur,
yintOn county, Ohio, this 9th day of August,
1856, J.J. sloCKEY, Sheriff V. G. o.
au99w5
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Vinton Probate Court.

|NOTicE is@hereby given that George L;
/ ~ Shuriz executor Of the estate Of Phillip,
5Shurtz late Of said county deceased, has fled
Ihis accounts and vouchers in the Probate Court
|of said Vinton county and state of Ohio, for
inspection and final settlement, and thcre the
Same will be for hearing on the 18th day Of Au-
gust 1866, in said court. Dated MoArLhur.
TO-, Aug. 2,ad 1859. RICHARD CRAIG.
aug2-Sw Probate Judge.
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Road Notice.

|M0TICE is hereby given that a petition, viii
IN be presented TO tbe Commissioners OF Vim
ton county Ohio, at their regular September
session, praying for the vacation Of oil that
portion Of the Nelsonyille road, comm pcingat
land running from thence seuth westerly d.
|rection along the survey Of said road to- its
termination, at the Logan road, being thsdis-
|tanca Of about one mile. s s-sss,
Aug. ,-5w sMASr PkSsiosxss.
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DEAFNESS, BLIN DNESS
ARTIFICIAL EYES.

We learn that DIR. KNAPP, of N.
Y, the distinguished and expert
enced Oculist and Aurist, Opera
tor on the Eye and Ear, will make
six visits to Hamden and Athens,
once a week. AT Hamden each
Wednesday afternoon at the Ham
den House; at. Athens each Thurs
day forenoon at the Steenrod
House, being half 4 day at each
place, once aweek, for six weeks.
D To begin at Hamden, Wednes-
day afternoon. .August Is, 1886. -6tT
Serious cases of deafness or
blindness should present them
selves early, in order to have suf-
ticient time to cure them.
From a number of extracts be-
fore us, we select the following:
DEAFNEss-AN EXTRAORDINARY
CAsE.-We learn from undoubted
authority that James Falls, of No.
BILE county, o., aged 40, has been
deaf and dumb from infancy; could
not hear any sound, not eren a can
non, nor, The lOudeSt, thunder He
was placed under Doctor Knapp's
treatment for deafness on the 26th
of September last, and now, he can
hear so faint a sound as the tick of
his own watch, and of course is in
trOduced to a new world of sounds.
II Columbus Daily Journal.
SIGHT REsToRED.-Dr. Knapp has
Inserted an artificial eye for a gen.
tleman residing in Delaware, that
moves like natural eye; also, re-
stored to'sight young lady resi-
ding five miles from here, who, in
recent letter, says: 4 can now see
DREAD with both my eyes; some
thing which l can never remember
Of doing since my earliest recollec-
tion.. Delaware (O) Gazette.
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Special Aotee!,s!!., d!

GOA "A, MONTH"; gents wanted for SIX en-.
DJU tirelyS new articles, just out. Adde'S
o. II. CAREY, City building, Biddefotd, Me. .
iuue7iswly - a'1 Go 40 '.-a 2, I'D ~
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BUReLARY-7Tw0 stores, were en-
tered In Newt Plymouth this county, on
Friday night last, and robbed Of about six
hundred dollars worth Of goods. I
Mr.. Briggs residence, about eight miles
north east Of Macarthur, was entered one
night last week. and SI60 taken out OF
Nj B "a pocket. y ~ ~ - - - -
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ARRESTED. We sare informed
that two men named, Mitchell and James
Lockard, were arrested by detectives Baker
and Quinn, st Allensville. in this Coun ty on
last wednesday, night, They were charged
with dealing in Counterfeit "Greenbacks. -
The officers took them to Cincinnati, for
examination on Thursday last. .r pr.
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Attachment Notice.

David Grow, Before B. W. Kelch. J. P. Of
ys ClintoA tcwrship, Vinton cor
|ON the 18th day Of July, q 1866, said Jus-
~ tice Of the Peace issued an order of attaell-
ment Ia the above action, for tho sum Of twen-
tJ.lve dpars debt, and pr obable amount Of
costs twenty dollars. DAVID CROW,
Hamden, July %, lsSs-9w ~
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Hon, 9. F. MOORE, Of Scioto Coun-.
", was nominated by ,acclamation for
Congressman from this district and LEVI
DUNCAN, of'Jackson, for Judge Of this
Judicial District. - - = - -s'f
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.,a- Loss. ,..r.. ..- f.,
by Portland Fire, July 4th, 1865.


The total amount GOV cred by Etna policies
lon property destroyed or damaged is 20S ,s54.
lon which salvage will be about pcr cent. Our
total loss will not vary much from 300 ,O00 and
1is being promptly adjusted and paid. This sum
lis 5 per cent. upon the assets, a hgure but
3slightly exceeding our government and State
taxes paid last year, or proper ton equal to Q
- 900 loss for company of 100, ,0C0 assets. , =
The necessity forinsursnce and the value OF
wealthy strong corporations, is forciblyius.,
1trHted by this, Gre. lssyerali weak Insurance
Companies are destroyed. Portland has pop.
|ulation of 35 600 was handsomely built,
mostly fine brick or stone structures-protected
and screened swith upwards of 5000 shade
trees. bounded on three sides by water-indeed
literally, almost rising from the oeean--ard
with good steam fire depar artment-.yet 1t has
10, 100000 of property consumed in a few hours
upon holi day when its people are least oc-
the very Insignificant cause Of
1contamphble fire cracker.
Remember the trifing origin Of fires that
sweep away in few hours the earnings Of
'years. Consideryour best interests and give
the Etna agent a call if you need proper In
surarce security. Policies issaed at lair terms.
. WILLIAM b. DAVIS, Ag't y, ~
jy26w3 , MeA rthur, Ohio.
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Coop ToBAcco,-Those wishing
a firstrate article Of chewing, tobacco will
always find it at J. A, Feltonss cheap cash
store. "Hf'is clever fellow, and persons
calling on him will find large stock Of
goods. generally found ina country store.
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EDITOR OF VINToN REcoRD.-Some
weeks since, / inserted a card in your col
umns, in relation 70. soldiers sending their
discharges 10 unknown. claim egsnts, and |
then remarked. that the bill, in relation to
bounty, which has since passed,
had not become law. certainl y
had right to say what did in that card;
vet see, in your last issue, some low fel.
low attempts to fling mean insinuations al
me, about my business transactions, and
mixing me up with the Cincinnati Furnace
Company, whom he calls 'the aristocracy ;
He manages to say some very low things
about some. US; for whom the hit if
there was any hit was intended. hardly
know-his Eng 'ish,' like his brains, is to
badly "nuddled'. wish to say, that If
have ever done the fellow wrong in any
business matter, | am ready to right It, II
I owe him .farthing, am ready to pay il,
il / have ever swindled any soldier, \ or
charged him exhorbitant fees, or deceived
him about his legal rights, | stands ready to
remunerate him, but if the 'purp' who wrote
that article, wished merely to drag my, bus
mess matters into politics, or my politics in
to business, he cant do it. am not low
enough down in the filth of partizanism,
to allow my political feelings to enter ito
business. | know Of no man Of the oppo-
site party who can say that ever treated
him uniriendly or ungentlemanly in bust.
ness, merely from political differences.
When get so low as that, or low enough
to try to injure the legitimate business Of
my neighbor, merely because we differ in
politics, then. and not till then, will be
low enough to allow such contemplate fell
low as this miles. Puer' to write personal
abuse of me for county papers. H.the
writer Of the low-aung stuff has anything
10 say about the Cincinnati Furnace Com.
pany. let him say It like man. They are
responsible for their actions, but I am not
employed to defend them, they have ageneral
reputation for truth and veracity equal,
hope, to !hatof their abuser. syss64yzos
Nov Mr.. Editor, j trust you wilf See
that this matter ends where it vis. n The
thing don't like my politics, he needn't
vote Tor me. II he has any private feeling
towards me, he can see me at my Office.
| shall pay no farther attention to him. no
will stoop to reply to another communica.
zion, containing as much personal feeling
and bad English as did bic. lam, with
little respect, his obedient servant, a5lav =
a -wu -. ~ aisrcl H. G. JONES.
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A New Link in the Chain of Events
"A New Chapter in History BY
the NKacnrd Mnn -


A New Link in the Chain of Events
"A New Chapter in History By
the "RecOrd Man." -
THE man who communicates the "Union
and Niger Rump Rhyme" for the amuse-
ment of the readers of the Record, suggests
that we "put our foot in it'- when we said
"the pardoned Democrats and amnestied
Johnsonites, with others, were preventing
the people Of the Southern States from re-
turning to their allegiance to the Govern
ment;" and he says that "Lincoln prepared
the way to speedy restoration of all the
States to their proper relations" and that
johnson steadily carried out his plan."-
How about 1t? What part Of Lincoln's
plan was 1t to give back to rebels all their
property9 Gen. Howard reports april 90,
1861 that by special order of JOHNSON,
made In the case Of one B. B. Leak, and
sail similar cases." that he turned over to
pdraoned Rebels, whom johnson said swere
restored to all their rights of property, ex-
cept slaves" 43O, ,1O4 acres Of abandoned
land, which had been taken by Lincoh's
order, and was being held by the "Freed-
mems Bureau" for the benefit of the Unit
ed States. p HVtEAEs'-' E't-ao-;s
What part of Lincoln's policy is 1t to de-
ny the negro protection under the laws of
the land, or to refuse him right to life
liberty and property, and the protection in
them under the law, as johnson did when
he vetoed the Civil Rights Billp What
part of Lincoln's policy was 1t to veto the
Freedmen's Bureau Bill, which was to car
ry out Lincoln's pledges to the colored men,
that If they would come into the war, (and
do the .butternuts' share of the fighting,)
they should be protected when the war
was over?
johnson carrying out Lincoln's policy |!
why, the things absurd! What part of
Lincoln's policy is johnson carrying ont In
his 22d of February speech, when, in q
drunken harrangue, he abused Lincoln's
best friends, ahd disgraced himself? What
part of Lincoln's policy is 1t to direct q
peaceable, loyal Convention, originally or
ganized under Mr.. Lincoln's administfa-
tion,.t to be dispersed. at the point of the
bayonet and by the hand of mob? What
part Of Lincoln's--pollcy Is 1t to come down
from the dignity of a Pres ident to control
ing the petty politics in school districts?
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Errors of YaaiIl.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, ,Premhtnfe Decay, and. all
the effects Of, youthful fhdiierI HJh ;,1tAf, for
50 10 of mfaringl lhrma1iyj ssndffa to AllSho
need it, tho receipt and directions for making
the simple remedy by which he was cured
Sufferers wishing to profit BY the advertisers
experience, can do so by address ng
T-ll3yA JOHN b. OGDEN
jelly. ..., No, 13 Chambers St., N. Y.
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New Barber shop.

| WISH to inform the citizens OF Macarthur,
L and vicinity, that have opened Barber
Shop in the rear of Mr.. John Liibridge's taller
shop, and will be open every "Wednesday apd
Saturday. Price:-Single shave, 10 cents |;
shaving per month, 80 cents, hair cutting, 20
cents, will also pay three ard one-hAf Gsnts
per pound fer good rags, in CASH.
jy26w4 1.. fH JOB LUCAS. D
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Look OUT FOR HoRsE THIEVES
On Saturday night last Dr., Gurcelon, Of
Hamden, had a very fine horse stol en.--
On Sunday night w. Ryan had also one
stolen frombh his stable at Vinton Station.
B.Sa BRowNJl arrested for the
murder Of Joshua Woods, had his trial be-
fore EsasA alison Of Madison, and was bound
over under bonds Of $lboO, and, in default
OF bail was committed. ;aglIq Iiqa9iJ 's.sri
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'St 500 PER yEA 3! Rt " " want sE,at: 9; q;

.Sl. .5UU erywhors 70 ssii our Improved % go ss
Sewing Machines. Three new klads. Under
land upper feed. Sent en- trial., Waffanted
five years. Above salary or large commissions
paid. The oNLy machines sold In the DATED
States for less than 40 dollars, which are fully
licensed by Howe, Whealef & Wison, Grover
q Baker Sir ger q Co, and Bachelor, All
Iother cheap machines are infringements and
the seller or user are liable to arrest, hne and
illustrated ci circulars sent FREQ.
lCa.l upon or ad hess, Shaw & Clark, at Bidde.
ford. Msine, or Chicago, H. juneT -isViy
Road Notice. ~ - ". I
iTHERRwill be petition presented 10 tha
i Commissioners Of Vinton county, Ohio, a.
thei- session in September, a 1865, praying
for the laying cut Of a county road in Brown
township of said county, comnPncipg east Of
VIM. H0TTels houss near tho bridge across Rae
coon creek at tho mouth Of Two-mile run, run.
Ining along on or near the old trail. near the
houses Of George aud Issac Keetonto interseet
the Zaleskl road near where the Hope Furnace
road stars from the Zaleski road and there
terminate. laug2wil PETITIONER.
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Miscellaneous.

New York, August 10.-The cable feet
leaves Hearts Content Wednesday tight for
the spot where the cable was lost last year,
and will endeavor to recover it.
New ORLEANS, August 10.-Gov Throck-
morton was inaugnrated abternor of Texas
at Austin on yesterday. His address is of
n conservative and conciiatory nature.
There have been twenty -four deaths from
cholera for the twcnty-four hours ending at
six o'clock this morning.
Mayor Monroe performs no official acts or
makes appointments without consulting the
military authorities.
CINCINNATI, August l0,--There were 40
deaths from cholera yesterday.
NEw YonK, August l0.--There is d steady
abatement of the cholera here and In Phila.
delphia and Brooklyn; also a marked de-
crease in the. disease on Blackwell and Gov
ernor's slslands.
Vera Cruz advices state that ON Austrian
vessel was taking on q large ,quantity of
provisions, and it was rumored that Maxi
milan intended to leave on her with body
guard, but MARSHALL Bazaine would dctain
him fordibly II necessary Intercepted let
ters froD Santa Anna have caused the dr.
rest OF number Of Mexioans. a%
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! aa.s Sao' ,.s. : :; ss9as d,
Later ffoin Europe--By the Cable.

LoNpoS, August 9.--The Austrian-It Italiar
truce has been extended 10 days. Peac,
negotiations will take place at Prague
Count Biarrel and Gen. Monales are the
Italian plehipotentiaries.
The ship Twilight from Hong Kong Nav
28th, lost in China sea. ~ tas
The officers Of the British customs at
Liverpool had seized six blockade runners
in behalf ofthe United States Government
The Mxican Empress, Charlotte, arrived
yesterday St Mazaire. The French En-
press has gone to meet her. .h.
The New York Herdld's London cores
pordent writing from there the 9th saws:
There is great excitement here this evening.
originating from q supposed attempt to
blow up the two Houses of Parliament.
len packages Of fgunpowder, with fuses par
tally burned, were found nenr the entrance
room OF tie lord Chamberlan's office, in the
House Of Lords. Members of Parliament
anticipate another "Guy Fawkes" plot
Ten hundred and fifty deaths from cholera
were reported in London last week.
LoNDo-;j August S-Affairs between Aus
tria and Italy are again assuming q threat
ening attitude '#a ~.
LlvERrooL, August 8-The ship Danube,
bound from Bristol to the United States,
was burned ut sea- The crew arrived by q
Mobi]e vessel '@'> Nt ~
FtoREScn, ITALY August 8-There was
n great storm in the Adria,io Sea yesterday.
AN Italian feet was much damaged, The
iron clad Affondatore was sunk in port at
Avernena. The crew all saved
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1866.

HOUSEREEpERSt troubled with veriHin
need be so no longer, il they use .'CosTAR's"
Externinator Wehave used it to our satis-
faction; and If box cost $5, we would have
it, We have tried poisons, but they effected
nothing; but "Cos,ar's" article knocks the
breath out of Rats, Mice, Reaches, Ants,
and Bed-B Bugs, quicker than we tan,write it.
II is in great demand all over the country.
-Mendind, Ohio, Guzene.
pea. See "CosTAR' 81 padyertiseme sbovo.
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z . NOTICE.
The State of S6tsth Carolina,
FAIRFIELD .D3STRJCT

@NOllCE. "a
The SfRteof south Carolina.
FAIRFIELD DISTRICT, .
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
James McGill, rt' o.:
Admr. ad .iittim Of FfE'a ,n>"
Mrs. Adeline Mobley }Attachment.
~i vs. sfI NtfE .sSISi.ei,.
w. II. Ellison y %&4
WHEREAS the Plaintiff did on the
w 28th day Of March, A. D. 1866, file
his declaration against the Defendant who.
(as it is said) is absent from and without
the limits of this State and has neither Wis
nor attorney known within the same upoH
whom a copy Of the said declaration might
be served. ~ s4FffgN iil' .sF .lh -
1t is therefors Ordered, that the said Do.
fendantdo appear and pleaato the said dec
'laratop on or before the 3lst day OF MarcA,
AID. 1867, otherwise final and absolute
judgment will then be given aud awarded
for the Plaintiff against him, ~ ~ ,I~
s. B. CLowNEY, ,ci G. r: :
(: Clerks Office, 4 ti.iH $50 ~
81 - 40 r.
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1866;

FsHsfeRy AND HousEKEEPEas-.
should rstollect that hundreds of dollars
worth of Grain, Provisions, &c., are 40.
nually destroyed by Rats, Mice, Ants, and
other inSecfs ard vermin -all Of which can
be prevented by n few dolhrs' worth Of
"CosrARs'. Rat. Roach Ant. &e,, ,Exter.
niaasof, bought and used freely. !, !
See rcoafAs' dysfiissment shove.
BE- By
An Drasgists and pSaisss svsry~Ha
the Sentk - 49,
q Z BARNES WARD q co.,
Wholesale agents.
juus s 66-lyf
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! lcIrATIoN.
The State of South Carolina.
h " FAIRFIELD DISTRICT.
En the Court of Or6inary. i


BY james Johnston, Esquire, Ordinary Of
Faicteid District, .,4s., -,
WHEREAS Henry A.. Gaillard, Commis.
w sionet In Equity has applied to me
for LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION. ON
all and Singular the goods and chattels,
rights and credits of William +. Hall, late of
the District aforesaid deceased So,
+ These areithetefore to cite and aifnonish
oil and singular, the .kind,'ed!and creditors
of the said deceased, TO be and appear be-
fore me at otr next OrdinGfS's Court, for
the said District. 10 be soldcn 1t Fairfield
Court House on the, l4,h day Of September
to shew cause, if any. why The sold admin
istration should not be granted
Given under my hand and ,senl, this Sd day
of August, in The year Of our Lord, one
thousand eight bundrcd and sixty six, and
in the ninety-frs year of American Id.
dependence. 'i,fi{e 80,
JAMES JOHNSTON, 70. F. Dr.
aug 7-tl8xS
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1866.

RATS tersas BIRDS. s.-whoever Engages
in shooting small birds is q cruel man; who
ever aids In exterminating rats is a benefac-
tor. we should like some onet to give It's
the benefit of their experience in driving
out these pests We need something be.
sides dogs, cats, and traps for this business.
Scientific american. ~. y.
EA. See "CosTAR's" advertisement above.
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PUBLIC MEETING.

THE citizens Of Fairfield District will
meet a, a,'wlnnsboro the ist Monday ia Sep.
'ember next, at 10 o'clock, to adopt some
measures having refereuce to the relief Of
dur people. u 'Hms' aug 14,:t1x2
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1866.

INCREASE OF, RATS.-The Farmer,
Gazette (English) asserts and proves by fig
ures that one pair Of RATS viii have pro-
geny and defendants no less than G51,O5O
In three years. Now, unless this immense
family can be KEEP, down, they would con-
sumo more food than would sustain 65, 600
human beings
Bay SEQ "CosrAR's q" advertisement above.
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\ march 3l'88-lam1y w. So ~
FAIRFi ELD DISTRfGT.
Nm aQUrEY.,

G. ID. Melton, Perpetuete a
solr Northsrn Cirouis, J,as T,stimony.
IENNET DOUGLASS, having fled her
d Petition under above Blu In order IL
perpetuate the Testimony 70 the post exis.
fence, loss and contents Of Deed OF Convey
enos, TO him of a8oertein9 9,tragt a6f 1a1d,
situate in Fairfield Dissriot, on the waters 81
Little River, by, the Hsir st fbaW of Asenar.
der Douglass, decd. All pastiss inseresied
ore notified TO appear at the expiration Of
three months from this date, 10 cToss,exa,n.
Inc the Witnesses that may be Produced ana
produce testimony in reply ysaa9oesab bas3ed,
,2p9tsl, .enfbPl., iSAADili. MEANS, ,st,Q,a
ssagS aisSass St.t. J5lsEOaR Rs " D. si
Gonilhissionor's GtScs. ItlR .sgp',,bso' 5,
winnsboro, s. O., Japs, i6,hg 1866. fas 50
june 10 lam8m Ai 'st