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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-27
C.. MARTIN,
Chaplain 18th w Va Infantry.
PnrsBrRG, July 8, 1865

Mr,.rs MCCAGE, KRAFT CO.-GeHtemea
Allow me TO add my testimony to that OF 9th
ers. in regard to your celebrated Diarrhea
Compound" l have been FOR . long time sub.
iect TO the disease Tor VII iCh il is recommended;
l hay o tried various remedies, but never found
one that 30 completely eradicates the disease as
YOUR medicine. A short time ago was suneT
ing terribly with Diarrhea. procured bottle
of Krait's Diarrhea Compound. experienced
Immediate relief from ono dose and after a
third dose felt az well as ever. regard II as
an invaluable medicine and would not be with
ont il. Yours, truly,
0"s ~ /. W. STEWART.
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All Machines Warranted 3 Years,
INSTRUCTIONS FREE.
AGENTS Wanted.

TtgING THE EXCLUSIVE RICH
III of sale in West Virginia for the following
Justly celebrated Southern literary works, viz +;
Southern History of the War oy E;A.fotarui
Stonewall jackson, by Virginian; Women oil
the South Distinguished in Literature
will want good, responsible and enterpri.
sing men to canvass each town and county OF
the State, for which liberal per centage VIII
above works are sold by subscription only;
For further particulars, address Northeast
corner Fourth and Union streets, at Mrs. Keys
Wheeling, w. Va, ID. L. NULL,
marl7.dlw-6tw Gen Act for w. Va.
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Latest improvements !;

And it will be apparent TO all, that men whose
skill and abilities have been approved by the
best manufacturers will not be less successful
volved. As a testimony to the above, they were
awarded the first premium over al competitors
by the Judges of the late exhibition held at the
Maryland Institute, OF Baltimore, Md, in Octo.
Der, le6j.
duced in this city, and having proved equal, II
not superior to any heretofore known. Those in
want OF a iTstclaSs Plane, manufactured with
the greatest care and Of the best material will
save dealers commission, which only makes ri.
amos more costly but by no means more valua'
bic, BY sending orders directly to the Factory,
rs above directed, or by applying at Prof HER.
MAN KRYTER5, No. los Market Street for
further information. A guarantee for five years
is given as regards durability OF construction
OF every instrument, and Will he kept in tune
for one year free Of charge.
Old Pianos taken in exchange feb24
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rI,HES COMPANY, HAVING Or
i CANNED in April, ls64, in conjunction
with the well known firm Of GAEHLE 4 Co,
las a Joint Stock Company, exclusively OF prac.
tical Piano Makers who have held prominent
positions in some of the best establishments in
this country and Europe.
This Company claims that their Pianos com
bine all tho excellences Of all the
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L. ". STEWART.
N,sIfy1IIK. Tenn.. DEC. !. -.

- NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. D. 100.
Me,srs. MCCABE, KRAFI & Co.-GeBtLsmel
I baye been using yOuF DisTThea Compound
in nv family for some time, and can cay with
much pleasure, that II is the best medicine OF
the kind have ever used, and do cheerfully 10
commend il TO my friends.
With much respect am your mend,
V. II. METCALEE,
Of Metcalfe Bro. & Co.
McCABE, KRAFT & CO., Wholesale Drug
asts. Wheeling, w. Va, Sole PropretOrs to
whom all orders should be addressed.
For sale by REED, KRAFT 4 co, Centre
Wheeling WEST & MITCHELL, Bridgeport
O.. and by dealers in medicines everywhere.
feb2I -6md6Sw
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THOMAS HUGHES will continue the Mer.
chant Tailoring and Wholesale and Retail Cloth
ing business at the old Stand, No. -, corner
Monroe and Water streets.
Wheeling Oct 6 Io65 octeD5md.
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Tho following are a few of the certificates
which have been voluntarily given 10 the Pro
prictors by persons who are well known:
WHEELING, April %, lsdj.
Messrs. McCABE. KRAFT & CO. GeHtlemeilr
Having used KIaits Darrhea Compound, Tor
Camp Diarrhea, with which have been deeply
afflicted for almost one month al other remedies
tried Lariag failed, and finding it not only a
PRESENT TClicJ but permanent cure, take pleas
ure in recommending IL TO the favorable notice
Of all Who maj DO lik3 afflicted. .,,,.
G. MARTIN,
Chaplain 18th w Va Infantry.
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Piano Manufacturing Company
Of Baltimore, Md,

WAREROOMS-N North East Corner of Eutaw
and Flyette Streets, and No. Il, II, and
10 North EutaW Street.
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L" SHobBRA,D

Or ts kindred diseascs-during the coming sum.
lner.
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The Greatest Medicine of the Age.
KRAFT7S
DIARRHEA COMPOUND.
Only Reliable Remedy

OF its kind now in uso
Many prominent Physicians now use II in
their practice and unhesitatingly recommend
it.
Keep it in your house. and he prepared for
any sudden attack OF
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Dissolution.

rI,HE CO.PARTNERsH HERE
1 TOFORE existing between n. Z. LEIGH
and THOMAS HUGHES under the 1rm name
of NJ G Leech was dissolved on the yth inst,
by mutual consent Those having Claims Against
~ tbo.e Indebted arc requested 70 make imme-
Jiste payment. A collector viii call on those
"IO'' VI. G, LEECH,
THOMAS HUGHES.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-02
FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 1.-The Sixth. An
ual Fair of the st. Louis Agricultural
and Mechanical Association opened
to-day, and promises to be grand
success. All departments are we'll
filed, and entries are still being made.
A large amount of stock of all kind is
on the ground, and some very fine
horses and cattle are there from near
ly every Western State. The grand
feature of morrow will be the ex-
hibition In the amphitheatre of ninety
thorough bred horses, now here to at
tend the I4oelede race, with their
riders in full racing dress.
The Board of. f.Commissioners of the
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Co. met
here to-day, and organized the Com
pany by eleoting John G. Fremont
President, d. r. Garrison, of St.
Louis, Vice President, and Chas. I'll 4.
Howland, ST. Louis, Secretary There
was a large attendance of commission
ers, representativessfrom twelve States
and one Territory being present, and
the meeting was entirely harmonious.
The Capital, St. Louis, and the West
we're strongly represented, and much
zeal was manifested in regard to this
great enterprise, which, its projectors
and friends aver, will be the first con-
structed railway to the Pacific Ocean.
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from the members of the old Commit
tee, and have been prevented from
meeting at the old headquarters. The
old Committee which is anti Radical
maintain their organization and the
result of the wrangle will be two sets.
of tickets. In all the Districts on
Saturday evening, the old Committee
took possession of the headquarters,
and prevented the new Committee
,frem eptering;g Cheers were given tor
'Fehton 0nethe one side and Holman
on the othef,' nj maifs. s3il. < .oc.t IS
.fgNEW York, October l.-Gen. DIX
took formal possession of the naval
Office this morning, and the deputies
under Mr. OdeH were sworn IN, and
are to remain in their places. a44d ls
New YoRK, October l-4FouT cases
and two deaths from cholera were .reF
ported to-day. There are nine pa
tients in the Battery Barracks Hos
EDital. The number of deaths IN this
city last week was 487, of which IS
were caused bygchQlerq. y .4Yh
DIR, Edward NJ. Snow, health ofhcer
off Providence, visited this cily on
Saturday, ana maue cfltIcdI survey
of the cholera fields Of this city, and
visited all places where it now fingers.
He went home satisfied thatlthe health
officers ia this city have been dealing
with genuine cholera. It's manifesta-
tions we're such as to warrant all the
efforts that were used to suppress it
Gentlemen of this city, whose state-
ments are generally truthful assert
that cholera exists in Boston aud is
raging there with severity, They also
DECLARE that Dr. A. A. Gould. Presi-
dent Of the State Medical Society Of
Massachusetts, actually fell a EiGtim
! to.the epidemic. sl9d laA,ai b M ID
New YoRK, October 1.-George
! G9ddard,'ia a secessioniet vigilence com
mitteeman pfI AEkansas, ,5was arrested 6!
to-day at the instance of w. NJ.
Navan, Union man, whose property
| atCamden, Arkansas, was seized by
Goddard in May 1861, and turned
oyer to the rebel government. Seye-
j raj others areskuowlI, sand are toE be
arrested. Goddard ss.bal iss fixed at
/ GOu,oUV.s s.-eF tsrfsf e. ia f.y-fss 49,,
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.ARnIyAL OF STEAMER.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-The steamer
Arik0na brings 81, 137, l48 In treasure
and Panama dates of the 23d ult.
All act hasopassedls the bLegislatuFe
looking towards the separation of the
State from the general Government
and form an independent State of the
Isthmuso Butthere appears to- be no
likelihood of the scheme prevailing. !
The Presidents message shows that
the state of the Treasury is far from
encouraging, and there has been in-
creased tax Nopuhlic improvements
have been made the past IL months,
and all public education has been
suspended. The Government proper
ty, as far as possible, has been dis
posed of and heavy forced loans
levied. In short, the country is in a
more unsettled aud deplorable condi-
ton than was ever before known.
The wet season continues, but no
| sicekness is prevalent
There was no late news from the
Interior.
Don Jose joaquin Perez has been
reelected President of Chilli
The port of Valparaiso will soon be
defended by one hundred and fifty
| cannon. a5f @
The relations between the alien
forces daily grows more friendly. "
Matters in Peru are progressing far
vorably, and President Padre stillen-
enjoys the confidence of the people
Free trade between Peru and Chill
is about to be established, ff.lf
Al 4
and cotton growing on the increase.
The return to the coast of the Span
ish invaders is looked for and the pa
triotism of the people has received a
fresh and powerful impulse,
There was no news from Central
America. The five Republics were
at peace. The Coffee crop promises
to turn out we'll .H
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FOREIGN NNEWs.

N EW 4 Okk, lNJcI0Def ia 'Idfls
letter of Sept. 18th, says the cOnyen-.
ton passed between the French
and Mexican governments convened
to the1former half Of the Custom
House revenues ofnthe ports located
on. the Atlantie and 6ne-fourth of
thoselOf the haFbprs on the Pacific,
has been looked upon in the French
Bourse as securing the Mexican debt,
and has caused a sudden rlse1in MeKi-I
can bonds The holders of these
bonds encouraged by the guarantee
just obtained, maintain thai France is
bysthat Convention entitled to require
at all times from Maximilian, or his
successor, the payment Of all amounts
hitherto disguised for MeXieo,o in7
cluding the loans these bonds lrepre-
sent. The publication of that Con-
FeAtion in the MQait4er, happening
concurrently With the appointment of
Gen. De Castllluan, the Aid de Camp
of the Emperor, and W. ID Gallipet,
an admins traitor of great ability has.
naturally been construed as the fore
runner Of the entire abandonment, Of
all direct Intervention by France
in Mexican, affairs, Thus whilst on
one hand the aforsaid convention set
ties all her financial claims, the re7
mnval of Gen Bazlne, of which you
will hear ere long, and the appoint
Ement in his stead of Gen. De. Castil-
luan, settles the military report Of the.
question. .s..s-..1--..-.a.-...-.-.a
SiThe General goes to Mexico with
no other mission than to arrange for
the withdrawal of .thev French tHOepsS
and perhaps to give the beneft1Of his
experience to the officers engaged ip
nOrganizing the Mexictn army. This
n y aIl.sln ash astHE4,tbs aagF 5
one, and does not imply, on the part
of the French Government, the, idea
of giving any assistance to the Next
can Empire, which, in London and
Paris, is considered irretrieVably lost
AS to the Marquis. of lGailipet, his
presence refers solelyto the osganiza7
ton of the Custom House system, and
to the, appointment Of Custom House
officers, who are to be selected from
among. the ciYil officers Of French
l,hlrth-.9 Sal % asigoo .niIsdg5Y 57a -afa3H
E0 QUEENSToWN,S Sept ZS!t-T The steam
ship Scotia from New York, Septem-
Der 10, and Virginia, from New York.
September l5gEarrived here to-day,
and Proceeded to liverpool l.gl.'issa ,,l '., I.
Eio LIVERPOOL, September 29.-The
Brokers' Circular reports that the
sales. of cotton for the week sums up
t430,QO0 bales, Prices have consid-
erable advanced, and middling up
lands are quoted at 144d. The sales
of to-day were $4,000 bales, the mark
ct closing with further advance OF
Id per pound, middling dplands com
manding 144d. The stock is 10000
bales below the estimate. 9ta.a
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

New ON EANs, Oct. 1.-THE crop
prospects continue to improve, except
in all regions along the Mississippi
River and in places heretofore free
from the army worm, which are now
invaded by It, 4. a.' t1 ...'' ,,. q y.s. '' 80.
The crop of sugar cane will be
large, but all who can will keep the
cane, to save themselves or sell for
-four. The crop of sugar, therefore,
will be small. ,ia., Yn "i ~ .@,.
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FROM san FRANCIsCO.

4 SAN FRANCISCO, October 1.-Two
more persons scalded by the explo-
sion Of the steamer Julia, died yes
terday Several others who were sup
posed, at first, not to be fatally injur-
ed, are wounded to such an extent
that but little hope Of their recovery
is entertained. Ioa sSl .a ba
s Thirty square miles of peat, lying
from four to six feet doep, is reported
to have been discovered in Hum
boldt County, Nevada. .n.a l.-.n-l,
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FRONr NOR WWALK. @

NoRwALK, CT. Oct. The Re-
publicans carried their ticket for
town officers to-day by large MAJ
iority. .f7fil 'h 'H tf7H2 eai ,l
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FROM ONHRICHMOND. VA.

RIoHMoND, Va, Oct, 1.-Tosmor-
row is the day to which the United
States District Court adjourned.
Neither the Judge or any of the
,oficers of the Court areshere yet. atAg
The impression prevails here that
no term Of the Court will be held un-
til November. III + a''u edei 'aoi'i,s X.
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qbdv My & p lRiee e5sB0N sdhnf H5dt
i-io0x, Johua3g WliRafiin, ,5sdi A3'519d
1Packeggs r. tReiRnert' RyteRs' seq l9d.. a
backade, 90 d. Gapt.9A. G9Rosencranz,
ID Eyansyiilss Iud. seJl9T 40a 8..,tu
EE;Iktq9sfs s. kq9ssfs Vi bESyansxdilIlef 1xdIf Ind nd
box, i! u. Razor, s9iBi2 BoonyilIe, Ind.
i box, COD, /. B. Razor. E.s.l
package, Robt. Ringo,
packaaei W. w. Randall, us9I Yd5
u packaesu ,Fawlinss K & Coz New Har-
1PaaEEke, J!,wy&Is5RoB ste~artsville,
% ~ aaq '9hH fl Hoa sfs s2fhlH $751; 319
package, Jsfrnon,jSB ID Evansville, Ind.
box, "A a Shpr% fI9153@p2h1 pos 'tH
g box, Nv IS S9hsggleI, sg q"sg rod
| package e,9,e, A steinbaek, 4. &d sdi o.
] Baek;sss9, i 7 We We ishedley,sb1Jm..rs zod e
pacikages y efeGnin9hks r 9lqo04 %sthld 9tt
/ box, BB5S~fRsi Rev. d sef7reRiR,7' ,diuo> "o8i 20
j package, SSchmidt, tIeI f5g9 ai
| package Smith 4 r New Harmony gIa Ipd.
1box. b TayIor,9I = - Evansville, lind.
Ipacz4ge, Mrs IB.Tyner, b5m .aSfisi
i B2fcef B2S / Y Z hEfea faS i6f tsuida9 si Ie -.
.u5h I 100 oIl sgH VIII 9sDslagk1
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packags G. o. d. WWach,
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package, Benz Weikef, 3 ~ 81 .Hosi
package, 6; osd; Mrs ! sWadson .t;ti0 f...ts
package sefgt Woodsy iij-uoD"ed1 20
B2ekage' z !, ,MlsHltegs 81 d9gsb fog bIDa8 5g
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i paekagea a WIkinson, Bo9afille, Ind
.:lT YS'f 9,TY1S3Snd x'1ff7ifpffY = 'fNyfi
j PACKAGES s. D Young Il Evansville, Ind.
! abBSsf33sYs' bBSS & Ys'ater Mtss 4PuRg+Iif fbigila md
4 package, ID Dizimnaer1nan, d T1W09 5Ii
sep2s, d3F&wSt b tno d 5ooi on .sb
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oysters l. Oysters!! q
rWYE 4VOUnD REsIsECTFUHIIY AN

wv nounce o,our numerous customers,
and the public generally, that we are agaih
in receipt oflthose nneQualled oysters put
up by. Mobiles Co., OF baltimore. and that
hereafterB during The season we shall be
prepared TO supply fam Hes or parties with
these delicious bivalyes, fresh from the
Is51Si 5ei asS PAhs6Ns s66yfL1E & CO..
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FROM NAsMVILLE.

f NASHVILLE, Sept, 30. -Twenty-one
cholera deaths in the last twenty four
hours. aaat
October Fifteen deaths from
cholera to-day. 49,
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FROM BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, October Five cases
of cholera have occurred here in the
last three days, several of which have
proved fatal. Is ..'t +" i.a,.llt ..s3.,t,
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FROM NIEMpmIs

MEMPHIS, Oct. There was II
new cases, and "a deaths from cholera
in the last 48 hours.
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KALAMAZOO, Mich, Oct. 1.-rUp to
8 o'clock to-day, 250 of the finest
horses in the country have been en-
tered for exhibition. The weather is
deliphtful. }p4 Tu a4.t $500 -3.e5a .i ,-f.istii
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FROM PLAIN CREEK, NEBRASKA.

PLAIN CREEK, Ne, Oct. 1.-The
Government Commissioners examined
and accepted 35 miles or more of the
Union Pacific Railroad to-day. This
makes 24G miles accepted 1aI 7a
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! 5IidF COLLEGES ~ o1e q
I ,Tid Hewitt 8 ,TWineham's I = -
ACTUAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
iasra sii ya7Tanndd76i -I9qs eon ,ll
3 ~yks.-oy NIL Ia....a..K. U......
Netronal Telegraph Institute,


On the Ohio River, at GOLOONDA, ILL.
eI1- ITO miles below Evansville, Ind. .-sa
Each STUDENT UPON ENTERING
"a this College is furnished with d capital
OF cash and merchahdise, and is taught in
the offices all that pertains to Merchan-
dtzing, Double and Single Entry,) Rail-
roadtng, Steamboating; Banking, Commis-
sion, &C., the same as he would be required
to do in the counting rooms of the best
wholesale and retail houses in the United
States. All competent graduates are assist
eq TO situations. The young men of this
vicinity VIII find 1t greatly to their advan-
tage to procure scholarships In this Insti-
tntion, for attendance during this Fall and
TERMS oB TU1TIoE.- --Iife.scholarssip, en-
titling the holder to the fuH Business
Course, with the privilege OF reviewing at
pleasure, $685. Disabled soldiers, for full
Business Course only S25; the same to
ladies, s25yy No vacations. Students can
enter at any time. Address =. ~ %
-O9q HEWITT 4 TWINEHAMp. 9d
Il 0olcOnda, III. [Je2Sw4m,l Principals.
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L. IGIEHART. ai .. II. BoRGMAN
L. IGLEHART & CO., aba
THIRD STREET, bet, Main and Locust
CITY GROCERY

M COMPLETE STOCK AND GEN
IA eral Assortment of Staple and Fancy
Groceries constantly ON hand, with fresh
arrivals of Country Produce, such as But
ter, Eggs, Poultry, sc. 900 lIiuu airauqo
+ twill be our aim to supply all reason
able wants in our line of a well-regulated
family. l.. IGLEHART a Con-
Also, the best brands Of Flour, Corn.
Meal, Feed, so. iDoh ~ .f fmayl2 If
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31uiouIis79qB- mo a)Giq ~ ial n4d'
sIsia .diDrt lHnIsi5 70 door 9di .,
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reindinfng 8ii HAND In the ONCE Of The
ADAMS Express Company III this ,plaeeOlf
not, called Tor before Saturday, the first
day Of December next will on tlat day be
sold at public auction, for charges. 1r3J .
f1D ns9.GamI 9Ta GAl1HEtFl Agent
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j package, COB, P.'i g. o'Riley, Evans
willie, Ind. sgYi .m98I MI 1886 T5I
/ package, j. II, owen, Evansville, Ind.
i package III. l.. Orton, %
/ box, J!Cs Owen, ifW 1rGi lEtH" i,stu 9|
box Otto Miller, aa II Rockport, Ind
bale, COD, Win. Powens, Evansville,
box, President Agricultural Society, EY-
ansville, Ind.
package, John Patton, Evansville, Ind.
package, J. II. PheIris, Ane = Isr i'.
l package, Jno. Phillips,
l box, Passenger, 'r.lht u 81 I"' 'u >.
i package. H. J. Plumbe. a4I" ba9r hl
4 4 SgSnH Sox n parfostt' ie Boonviile, md
j trunk, j. w. Pritchard, Mt. Vernon. Ind.
1 rroll, gleather, p, Petrovious, Evansville,
i Box. box W. pIke,h sqa Ola Evansville, Ind.
gun, Charles Parker, ujiis islo9"adf /. I.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON DISTRICT.

IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
Thomas P. Elrod os James Elrod, Pinkston Elrod
and others.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that James Elrod,
Pinkston Elrod, WIN. D. Elrod, Elijah Elrod, Leon
ard Elrod Linda Mcdonnell, Manda Dunkin, De-
PENDANTS, reside without the State. 1t is
Ordered, That they do appear and object to the
division or sale of the Real Estate of William h
rod deceased, on or before the first day Of Janre.
ry, 1867, or their consent to the Same will be 90,
tored Of record. rae
Given under my hand and seal this 24th dsS a
September, A. D. 1866.
ROBERT JUNKN, oAA
-. 80. 16 8m
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON DISTRICT =.
IN TIE COURT OF ORDINARY. :

IN TIE COURT OF ORDINARY.
Er Parte John c. Speer, Ad'mr, Applicant, versss
Catharine E. Saddler, and three minors, via
James, Alice and Anna Saddler, Defendants. :.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that Catharine 3.
Sadder James Saddler, Alice Saddler and Anna
Saddler, Defendants in this case, reside without
this State; it is therefore s,s.s
Ordered, That they do appear and object to the
division or sale of the Real Estate of james n.
Sadder on or before the first day of February
A. D. 1867, or their consent to the same will DO
entered of record. ,..
ROBERT JUNKIN, DAD. j,
Nov 90, 1869 "a am
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1866-12-13
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

I'm EQuity--Ander1on.
John B. Smith Js. James NJ. Carpenter, and VIII
MsrgaretA. Carpenter, Francis NJ. Smith-Bm
for Partition Real Estate.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that james d,
Carpenter and wife, Margaret A. Carpenter, and
Francis NJ. Smith, Defendants in the above stated
case, reside beyond the limits Of this State. Oa
motion of g. MCGOWAN, Com. SOL,
Ordered, That the said Defendants do appear and
within three months from the publication hereof
or the GENE will be taken pro confesso against them
W. W. HUMPHREYS, c.E.Aep.s
Commissioners Office, August 8, 1868