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The New York herald., 1866-08-30
THE NEGRO MURDER IN BROOKLYN.

Conclusion of the Coroner's Inauest-verdict
of the Jury.
The inquest In the Of Rodgers the negro who was
killed BY some young roughs while on clark" on Sat-
uriay night last continued before Coroner Smith at
the County Court House, Brooklyn, yesterday
Richard Gear colored sworn, testified TO his having
seen party coming down the street on the night in
question, when a tail man among them said, ~ can
lick any damn black sor OF a b-n;" after the party
had passed Rodgers ame out Of house opposite and
said Them fellows run a knife In me-" and asked
Chester 20 with him the Doctors; witness did not
any row. did not think he knew any OF the parties
the tall man with light coat seemed to be intoxicated
he said colorcd mel had hit him, and he would
run knife into shoot any one who nterfered with
HIM tbsrc were i've or six other white men with the
tall one NJ the time he did not see or hear any dssurb
ance befrc the staDhng occurred.
Mary Gear, coloted, deposed % to the Language
used by he tall man. but did not Rodgers stabbed
sho, however pointed out Kelly 10 the police officer
the man who yr,rnstcd the muss at that time.
told him hss IL Was te be tall fellow with IN. an, eoal
on who had stabbed him. Ann Maria johnson also gave
evidence but nothing additional was shown therein.
Frederick Muller OF the prisoners Was nest called
20 the stand, and having been duly sworn de-
posed that betwcca nine and eleven O'Clock he was going
Xiv, JsSes Tuiy MIcnsei oairs, James kennedy and
George lhnpon as they went along coored nan came
up and struck charles Kelly twice in the neck; he did
not ee <ciy or any Of the party strike back again had
drank bat glass; witness saw nothing more OF the
difficulty, saw no knife with any Of the party.
The then read the nnte mortem deposition OF
the deceased Charles Rodgers and the was given
the jury After absence Of little more than an hour
the jury returned with the follow ng verdict Ave ind
that the aid Charles RODGERS came 10 ha death by
stab will knife sharp instrument in tue hands
OF Cnarss Kelly in skifmish, on tue night Of ssIur
day, August rs, ise6n
Kelly tped in answer N the usual questions as fol
iows;-'Ny name IN Charles a. Kelly ] am twenty
ycars Of age; born New York and ve ai No. %
North ~ Ond street; horse shoer by oocuraiion
decline answer any question In relation 10 the charge
against me- Kelly, who hal heretofore preserve
cool beaing, broke into a this noturs ant ed
like etl He Vas committed 70 await the action OF
the Grad Jury The other prisoners we're dissbaned
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A SIGNIFICANT HINT TO THE RADICALS FROM THE SOUTH.

[From the Richmond Examiner, August 27J
To those Northorn journals In the interest OF the
radical party which continually harpng upon The
evidences Of our "disloyaty, we have few words 70
say And first mus. tell them that the course they
labor Of Standardization II Is which, sooner
or later, will bring them into mered contempt and
of the North are very prone to be led BY their
presses and politicians yet there are some quesoas
aoou. which y impossible 70 deceive them IN what
neighbors OF the North are very competent judges
And when their radical newspapers talk abou. ,hs
We are 70 make BY being :. .dlsloysli' whsa
and nothing gain by 'disloyalty the assertions and
arguments Of interruptions radical press likely
produce but lutte e. esc upon then No not only are -
and honor, bu. 'oy." simply because II Is no!
the strongest sort OF loyalty that which
cides with peoples interest The radicals would make
loyaity.'" We are now .oyal' for the very reason7
that they ara and for few more, the force OF which
Of to such pus
unadulteated loaf and nsh patriots s Hamilton and
Underwood can be trusted surely We are aso deserving
OF Them and stubborn in the maintenance Of
SSn % are hs.s s o. thus opaaa ss: IN ;ss
totism and loyalty for which great price in bos4
men whose foars and senahness induced them to ssi
their persons and principles very cheap We were noS
easily 70 be WON but we have yielded shall stick
to our bargain and on al questions ofloyaly mean
TO out Herod Herod Where 60 20 II We do ma
stand BY this Unionf Maxmilian's empire seems 70 Be-
crumblng Into runs do not 60 that soons
OF anarchy and confusion. Brazilian emigration is q
failure, and, moreover we do not altogether like the
specimens OF sh, lizards and snakes which Professor
Agassiz sent from the head waters OF tho Amazon
Canada Is too cold for We always had hoy horror
Of tho Blue Noses and have desire be raided
upon by the Fcnians: II is, therefore. very clear
that we are very loyal, and that II is i'm.
possible, or, at least, highly inadmssibIe fot
TO be otherwise. We have nothing 10 make
by "rcbellingr again, even II we had the arms the
disposition II TO be hoped therefore, that tho radical
Pharse who continually avortins their pous faces
and rolling the whites OF their ey es In most Christian
and godly manner will minge hereafter and
probability with their future discussions Of southern
loyalty In all texts whether OF the world, the flesh o
the devil, think compare favorably with
them. Both In this world and at the judgment
incline to the belief that obligations 70 ell govern
ments, human and divine, will be found TO have beea
discharged equally as well as theirs. We Udnf dsss
tincty undersood a hdring failed 10 get dscdy from ttt
government intend only Sand ~ 4 ourseves,
bat TO aid in making al Others do the sdwe, whenever 10
called upon do Let the radicals bear is In mind
,chen hsy atemp "nbelon" after they are beaten al s
fall elections
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POLITICAL ITEMS.

TENTH ONO DrsRIcr.-The supporters Of Andrew john
son likely 10 defeat the radicals In this district Mr.
Ashley, the present member has been renomnaied,
but his majority In 1854 only s27 The nations
Union candidate is General Henry @. Csmmayer OF To-
ledo, who has a brilliant military record and is very
popular
THx 0RroS oy me PHnApUPmA CONVENTION S-Ths
Columbia Sofh Caroinian says:'1t Is not fact gen.
orally known that Governor Orr has tho honor Of Ora
gggespg the necessity Of the Philadelphia Convention
This was hrst done during conference with some OF the
leading conservatives Of Washington, when he 10
that city, and subsequently, the idea enlarged upon
In letter which future day shall give TO the
pahlic"
TnE NEW CONSTITUTION or NORTH CAROLINA 1t 70
thought In Raleigh that the constitution voted
down by a majority OF about thousand. Some
counties had yet made their Official returns OF The
election and probably would not within the time specs
q ed by law.
ADMINISTRATORS PROSPECTS, rx ILLixors Tho Chicago
Times thinks Illinois will send eight and perhaps nne
representatives the next Congress who support
Presidents policy. The radicals likely TO be Displaced
Baker, Kuykendail, Harding BromweIi and culIurn
EIconxuNcArxD RAbicALs.-John A. Kasson
has been communicated from the radical party of
Iowa for hcresy.
ONO RADICAL NOMINATIONS Tho nominations foI
Congress by the radicals in Ohio foows:--Firn
district Benz Eggleston; sccond, r. y. Hayes; Third
r. c. schenck; Fourth VIM. Lawrence; SIXTH Rw.
Clarke; Seventh, ssmuoi shellabarger; Eighth, O. q
Hamilton; Ninth, r. b. Buckisnd: TENTH NJ Ashley;
Thirteenth, G. Deiano; Fourteenth, NJ weker; Ff.
teenth, T. A. Plants; Sixteenth, A. Bingham; Seven.
teenth, Z. r Eckcy; Eighteenth, r. r spaiding; Nine
teenth, j. A. Garfield In three districts nominations
have not yet been made The gentlemen named above
all have seats In tho present Congress. excepting Mr.
Hamilton, OF tho Eighth district
wgsr VIRGINIA At JACK Hamilton CONVENTION -
West Virginia sends delegation Of nineteen TO the Jack
Hamilton Convention headed BY Governor Borcman and
the two United States Senators
TrxAs-The Official vote OF Texas for Governor anc
Lieutenant Governor counted by the Legisasurs n
as follows:-For Governor-J W. Throckmoren, se,2TT
r. NJ Pesse IL, ,1es For Lieutenant Governor--Geo W.
Jones, 4s,oos l. Lindsay, ,7l4 Throckmortons
jority Ia, therefore, 37i0o. =.
wKxDELL pHrLLrs DEcIrSxs Wendell Phillips declines
70 bs candidate for Congress although no has bon
strongly pressed by the radicals 70 run
Govsason Asparw orrcssD 70 erSsssL BurLxR Tho
Newburyport tMusj Hsrak says ,ha, Governor Andrew
will take the stump ssAivss General Butler In case the
latter ls nominated og Conness In The Esssx districk
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a. itsa thai MS Is 'chie mans govsrnmert II Is Gods
government Ii Is made for white men, black men or
gray men-all men, AM AL mon with perfect equality
and Any man who claims 70 be z den2erAl past SUBJ
scribe 10 that he claims baife without the sub
dard Of the country Stand by the country stand by
the ag by the principles OF the fathers and SEQ
10 1t that this thing shall be settled that every man,
shall be free 10 express his sentiments and be protected
10 life liberty and the pursuit Of happiness and then
we slali, indeed, have free united and glorious
country,
The New York herald., 1866-08-30

THE RADICAL RACB,
Gen. Butler and Wendell Phil
lips on the President.
What the Bottled Hero Of the War
Claims that He Captured.
The Theory Under Which He
Governed New Orleans.
The South to be Kept Out Of the Union Until
the Heavens Melt with Fsrvent Heat.
Wendell Phillips Opinion Of the
Philadelphia Convention.
E
1t Will Cause a Desperate Con-
fiUt in 1868.
~~~~~~~~>~~~~~
More Blood, and Even the Block and the
Axe the Measures Demanded by
These Radical Apostles.
~>>~~~~~~-~~~~~~~-~>~-~
Congress Denounced for Not Insisting
Upon Negro Suffrage.
the Republican Party elias No
Principle Whafever.o
Reckless and Unparalleled Abuse OF
the President.
&c. GO. Go.
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LEG NOTICES.
IN EQUITY-Lancaster,

AaliSeSosSis
Elizabeth iia.mona, widow, I
John Ros. and w. M. Connor., Dow.r.
Ex'rs. p. L. Hammond, 6ecd
surviving Exec'r Of g. B. Ham.
mond, decd. ind others.
tappearing TO my satisfaction that Ssrs.
uel N. Hammond, Abram N. Wells and
wife Ann L. Wells, three of the defendants
IN the above stated case. reside beyond tns
limits Of this State on motion Of Kershaw
Csmpainants Solicitor, il is ordered that
the said Dsfendants do plead. answer or de.
mur to the BIZ IN said case or or before
the 10th day Of November next other.
wise judgment pro confess0 will be order
&C against them.
X. G. BILLINGS, C E. Id.
Com'rs Office, Lancaster G.. IT,, }
s. c. Aug. 4, 1866. 3m.
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Cholera

CINCINNATI, August Il Tho chole.
rais raging. There were &c d.s,ns from,
that disease yesterday.
NEw Yonk, August l4.-Only two
cases Of cholera reported here to-day
and Eve in BrOoklyn.
CHOLERA ANoss TIE NsaRors IN
SourH CARoLsA.-A dmpa,ch from Sa,
vssnah on Thursday says the cholera hs,
appeared among the negroes at Lxw,on's
place near Braddock's Poiut, s. c.
Twelve deaths have occurred since Non.
day among them. Two white person,
have also died OF the disease.
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PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER 4.

PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER. a. m
internal remedy, has no equal In cases Of
Cholera, Summer Complaint. Dyspepsia, D,..
sntery, Asthma, IL cures in one night by taking
Il insernsiy, and bathing With 1t freely. Il is
the best liniment in America. Its action /.
like magic, when externally spilled to bad
cores. burns, scalds. and sprains. For the sick
headache aud tonthsche, donS fail 10 try it
In short, !. ls a Pain Killer.
PrRsr DAVIS PATS KrLLrR.-This medicine
has becone an article Of Commerce, a thing NO
medicine ever became before. Pain Killer is a.
such an item In every bale Of goods sen, to
oeantry merchants as tea, coffee, or sugar
This speaks v"lum es in it, fsysr,- Glens Fall,
Asnesgsr.
Avg l,-ima
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SOUTH CAROLINA-Laneas,er District
Pf d. A. WILLIAMS. Esssirs, Ordi.
~, nary fov said District
wHrssAs, x. G. Billiags. Conf Equi.,
L. ID has applied 70 ne fos Letters Of Ad
miaistsatioo, debonis non On sll and singuiar
the goods and chat.sls, uahts and credits
OF John Williams, late OF the Disssict
aforesaid. dscsassd.
THESE are, thsrsfoss, to cite and ad.
noni,h oil and inaulsr. The k,adred and
creditors Of the said deceased, TO be and
appear before me st ons next Ordinary .
Cosrs fas the ssid disssist 70 BE- holdea At
Lascsstss Court House, on the 18th dsy Of
Sept NEXT, 70 show cause. f sny, why the
said Adainistsstion sheuid nor be granted.
Given sDdst ssy hSrd sad seal.
lis this 9Th day Of Angst in ths'year
{ ~ Sof our Lord one thousand eight
haadfed ana, siaty six. and iu ssho Goth
year Of tho Independence Of the United
States Of America.
ID. A. WILLIAMS, o. q. D.
Avg. 8, 1886. 81 Iprintsrs fee Si2.
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SOUTH cAROLINA-Lanca,.er District
RY d. A. WILLIAMS, Esqairs, Ordinary
ID for sa;d District. -. :.
NHEREAs, X G. BILLINGS, Comnis.
sionsr 10 Equity Lancaster Dist, has applied
10 me for Letters Of Administration, On all
asd singula the sesAa and chattels, rights
aad credits Of Gel. James Steele, late of tho
Distrct aforesaid, deceased.
THESE are, therefore, 10 cite aud ad.
uonish all and singular, the kindred and
creditors Of the laid deceased, TO BE- and
appear before me at our next Ord,naryI
Court for the said District. TO bs holden at
Lancaster Court House, on the 10th day
Of September nsxt. 10 show cause, II any.
why the said Administration should not be
granted.
GIVEN under my hssd and seal. this 25.h
day Of july, In The year Of our Lord
enc thousand eight hundred and SIXTY.
six, and Ia the 9eth Year Of the iude
psndencs of the United States Of
America, :" :
d. A. WILLIAMS, o. L. d.
Avg. lett
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Brocksnbrough, Va; John "A. Gilmer;
n. c.; Judge Wsrdlsw, 8. c.; 4. s.
Lyons, Ga. Judge RsIdsll. Fla Goth!
bert Bullet, La; ]. w: fibbs,,s, Ark. ;
ID. J. Burnett, Teasi; Geo. 8. Houston,
Ala: Tbos. A: r. Ntlisu. Tenn.
Edgar Cow.n, Of Psun.,Ivsnia. !.
chsitmsu Of tho Comtiiiss on Re.olu.
l!St; Ia !ba cohmi,,ss are General
GoaSh; Of Maine: Senator Dixon, Conn ;
Raymond. New York; Biglsr. Penn. ;
Rsvsrdy Johnson, Maryland; w. A
Graham, N. g. /; Governor Perry. s. G /;
c. G Langdou. Ala; WIN. Yerger. Miss;
John Ray, La; McDougslI, Cal, and
others.
PHILAorLPHIA, Aug lG. 2 p. M.
Convention adopted the Declaration OF
Principles and adjourned sine de. There
will be an address issuud to the peopls Of
the United States.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

RY ORDER oETHE BOARD DoRFREE
Schools, al! Teschsrs 10 Lsneasi-r Dis
tr'ct ~Dl prepare th~ir claims as the law
directs and prrsent them at the nesiing Of
The Board on the Ath Mondav IN October
pex, mo r. COPELAND.
Aug Alt Sec'ty.
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SOUTH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES District.
RYD. A. WILLIAMS. Esquire, Ordina,
ID ry for said District. "
WHEREAS. II. l.. Belk has applied to
me for Letters Of Administration, on slf
and singular the goods and chatte!s, rights
and credits Of Aghus Casksy, late Of tho
District aforesaid, deceased. &"
Those are, therefore, to cite and admon.
Ish all and singular, the kindred and credi.
tors OF the said deceased. to be and appear
before ne At our next Ordinary's Court for
the said District, to be holden at Lancaster
Court House on the ''30th day of August
inst. TO show canse, II any, why the said
Administration should net be granted.
GIVEN under my hand and zeal, this lith
day Of August, in the year of our
lord 1866, and 10 The Goth year Of the
Independence of the u. 8. Of America.
ID. A. WILLIAMS, o. l.. d.
Aug. 18th, lS66.-N. /"
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I'm EQUITY-Lancaster.

In EQUITY-Lancaster.
Er PHrte: Z. D. Melton,) Bill to Per-
Solicitor Northern Circuit. : petuats Testi-
Jones Crockett, Executor of John A.
Stewman, deceased, having this day filed
in my Office n application in writing, pray
ing for leave 10 have taken and perpetuated
secondary evidence Of the contents and pro.
bate Of the last Will and Testament of said
deceased. bsaring date the -- day Of
A. d., 1861, and admitted to probate on ,he
day Of - a. D., 1861, the original
whereof isaIleged to have been destroyed,
all persons having like or opposite interests
in said paper. are hereby noti6ed to appear
before me On the Gath dsv Of August, next
to cr0ss-examins the testimony which may
be produced asd introduce testimony id RI.
ply, when such testimony, II not refutsd.
| shall bs recorded.
X G. BILLINGS, c. Z. L.. d.
Com'rs Office, Lancaster T.. H.,
SC. May Is, 1866.
May %, i5-3m.
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New York Markets.

NE~ foRK. Ane Ia Cotton Dull
A'ddlings 80 and SO, and barely suppo,
ted Gold $50.
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State of North Carolina

SsoS0 oA 4No1C C0 SdIOA1Qa,
UNION COUNTY.
William Stevens ! IN EQUITY
r E. wyrs. and wife 1866.
Mary A, and others. y
Petition for Indemnity az Surety.
It appearing to the satisfaction Of the
C~urt that r. 4 Wylio and wife, Mary
Alice, and Charles Harris Cra sford, A.nis
rhifss Crawford, Martin Paul Crawford,
defendants 10 this case, reside beyond the
iiInits Of this State. II 10 therefore order
cd by the Court that publication be made
f"r ak weeks snccessively N the Lascaster
Ledger. a nswapapes pnblishsdin the town
OF Lancaster, in the State Of South Carroll.
IN, where the defendants all reside, ns,ify
Ing tho said defendants Of tho filing Of this
pstitias, and that unlsss they appear at tho
nsxl Term Of this Court to bst held In tie
Town Sf MoHros; N. C., on tho i0tk Msn-
dav after the 4th Mooday IN August, 1866,
and answer the petition, the ssms wn, bs
taken pro cey>sso aac heard ex parte 40 70
them.
Wifness, THOMAS ID. WmcHEsrsa, Clerk
sad Master Of said Court, at sfaice ip
Mosroe. this S9th day OF Juiy, 1866.
|. y d. WINCHESTER, G. n. L..
Aug l-6t -"
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Wanted.
l. EG A l. NOTICES.
SheriH's Sale.

~A - So&ASs
james J. Williams. Partition Of Real
applicant, ". Est..ts 10 Court OF
Jane. !! ;,,s.. Steele; ), ., ;I Jane Ordinary.
BY virtue Of an order frsm the Ordisarv
Of LaLcasier District I will sell at Ian
caster, &. H.. on the first Monday 10 Sep.
tembsr next, TIE Estats Lands Of Francis
Steele, deceased, situated 10 Lancaster Dis.
triet. adjoining lands Of Thomas NJ. B.lk.
Jao A Craig and oth-rs Containing two
hundred snd twenty acres, more or less, on
the following terms, to wit:
The purchaser TO give Bond with ap.
proved security at twelve months with in
tsrest from'day Of sale, Except so much
cssh as NAV be nscs~ssry to paw expenses
must b paid ln coin or its equivalent in
eurrsncyJ with mortgage Of the premises
to the Ordinary for, tho purchase money.
J b COUSART, s l. D
Aug Is -1 $50 :. =.
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Mill Notios.

"E aow have on esr sew boiting cloths
wv ~ the Caaningham mill. 90 Cedar
Csssk, ssd both the Wheat and Cora mills
are ID ssed order We grisd all quan,ities
for ihs ens tenth toll. Yoa will 6ad Mr..
Lynn, oar miller, atrict and sceommsdatinr
" your grain u COED We guarantee easifs
sAiIsfssaicn. CLARK Il MOBLEY.
July eth iB66--smo. -
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sOUrH CARoLiNA--Lsncssssr Dissriet
RYD A WILLIAMS. tsqaire. Ordin..
~ " for ssid District
WsEsKAs, 3 l. LINDSEY, has an
pksd 70 me fos Letter. Of Admioissrati5s
on OIL and sisSulsr, the goods and eksstei-,
sl9hts and cssdits sf J. G, LINDSEY,
ists Of shs District aforsaaid. deed.
nsse are. therefore, 70 cite aud sdmoa.
lsh al and dugplsF. the kisdrsdasad ereli.
tess 81 sAs said d~esassA. N ~ sad appear
before ne at oar ssxt 0rdisarys Ceurt fos
shs said Disssict, 20 be hsltsn q Lancaster
Ccsrt Hsuse On The 7sa day Of Sept asxi,
70 chow casse. " ssy, why the said, Ad.
pinissssties shssid not Ss gsastsd.
GIVEN under my hand and zeal, ,his t5lh
day OF August. In the year Of sus
lnrd one ahousand eight hsBdvet and
sixty six. and in ths 8ln year sf the
Independence Of the u 3. or Ame rIes.
D A, wtLIra sfx. o. I. D.
Aug. ~, 1854 u
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I'm EQUITY Lancaster.

AN I&oAAA-Lancaster.
John Ross and w. NJ. Bill TO Marshall
Connors, Executors, [ assets, Injunction,
Is Confirm sale Of
Samuel Spence. b J.& ( Property, Relief,
J.H Witherspoon,Ad DC.
ninistrators,and others.
II appearing to the satisfaction Of ths
Commissioners, that Samuel Spence, Samu-
el N. Hammond, Abram N. Wells and wife
Ann L. Wells, defendants in the above
stated case, reside beyond the limits of thls
State, on motion of Williams g. Allison,
Solicitors for Cemplainants !; 1t is ordered
that the said Dsfe ndants do answer, plead
or demur to the Bill in this cause on or be-
fore the expiration Of three months FROM
the date hereof, or m order for judgment
pro confesso will be made agaiast each aud
every Of said defendants
K.G BILLINGS, C. .E..Lp.
August'3, ls66-3mos. a.. -
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In EQUrTY-Lancaster.
Andrew Bynum Ella and) Bill to sell
James Jefferson Ellis, Ex'rs. Lands,
William Washington Ellis, Injunction,
decd, W.. Bynum Adams to marshal
r Welsh and others.
It appearing to my satisfaction that
Grorss Washington Craig and Narcissa
Clemaniiae Craig, two Of the Defendants In
the above stated case, reside beyond the
limits Of Ihis State; on no;ion Of Kershaw
o. Connors, Compluinant's Solicitors, it 10
ordered that said Defendants do plead, an-
swer or demur TO the Bill filed In said case
on or before the 25th day Of October nexi;
otherwise judgment pro confes,o will be
ordered against them.
X. G. BILLINGS, C. z. L. d.
Commissioners Office. Lancaster, C. H.,
So. Ca, July 23d, lS66-3mos.
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Jas. M. Pennington,
ARCHITECT and BUILDER,

LANCASTER C. II. 8. C.
Win furnish designs and estimates of all
kinds OF Buildings. embracing ~odern styles
VIII also execute all work such az Building
and Repairing with neatness and Dispatch
Residence at Lancastervilie, s. G.
June 30, ls&G- 1s-ly.
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MERCHANDtSE.
BROWNS
DOUB'.ErYLINDER
SAW GINS !! !!

HAVING received the agency
for the sale of these improved
Gins, We are prepared to fur
nish them at manufacturers
prices, delivered either at this
place, or at the head OF the
ltail Road. Call and see the
one we have at our Store.
We call attention to the follow.
ing certificate.
HASSELrINE h MASSEY
July le, 1865.
We, be undsrsiyur6, c-rtf, TIA. ".
~sro present ~ The tia, OF one 81
BROWNS DOUBLE INDER so
SAW GINS, AID ind ~ will d. rec
commended, viz; "Ru" lighter. y,u i.l.r,
and make n fn.r sanpIs" than the old
fashioned single Cylinder Gin.
8 B. MASSEY,
A CARTER.
r II. CROCKETT,
A MAYER
Lancaster c. II June Trh, 1860.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-04
For Sale GIi:ee.. R3l2s::

,~,,oMMIsSICNERS SALE OF Re- &c,
~ CATE IND BANK: S:OCE. 81
thority of decree of the Circuit Court of t.leA-
andrla county, rendered at the November tef.A
1865, in the suit Of i. Johnston guardian, (.
4. O. Page ct OIL, the Undersigned, as commit
soner therein named: offers It private salt IN;
following valuable real estate, situcted in ~
city t Alexandria,:
X lOG OF GECUND, with :. spb:fan;i::i
Brick Warehouse thereon, Oil The -outh side,
King street, about the middle oftne SQUARE, BE-
tween FeirfG:-: and Water Streets fronting OIL
King street 25 feet, snd cunning beck 81 iee'
inches to o. IL feet alley.
= A LOT OF GROUNC, With :; SO 9 end d,
Dwelling thereon, Oh Tie north side Of .Cukefs
End east side ofSt k.saph c:t<., Fl tao interaec'
lion of said streets,
ASCUERE or acres of G. ounG, bo1rdce b.
Quee1, Fayette, T rim cess ard Ecyne Sc. I'G
square will Re su6diviceG in.o lots 70 SUI pur'
chasers.
Also, s, C2 Gee, Of tic c;oc,: Of he 7ailAs'f
Bank of Virginia u
Price and terms made known upon applic;-
ton. W .. YEATCrJ, Comm /. CT Sc 10.
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