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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-17
GARn.
To he Editor Of The TrsezRe.


SIR: cut from the money article of a late number
Of your paper the following paragraph
AS executor OF an estate hold over s6sDOO Of the
Western Pacific Railroad bonds coupons payable list
nst in gold secured by mortgage on the frst 100 miles
their road running east from San jose, Cal The inter
est has hitherto paid in New York, by OF the
trustees the mortgage, George T. Davis OF your city
The other trustee is John A. GriswOld Of Troy who has
been written co. we'll Mr. Davis but we have no re
Spouse. Not word has appeared In your New-fOrk
papers respecting the payment of the coupons Can IL be
possible that the road has gone under and made no sgn
Tho only why information was given by the
Hon. j. A. Griswod myself Trustees was, that the
transfer of the road then taking place and 1t was Inn
possible for us to say what moment 1t would be consum
mated 80 that the bOndhOlders could rely upon the
payment Of the coupons And, as Twas hourly expecting
the deslred authoritative information IL deemed but
Justice to all parties concerned that we should walt until
such Information at hand. Yesterday the dispatch
was received stating that the WESTERN PACIFIC Kali
ROAD had been purchased by OF the most wealthy
prudent and careful business the Pacific coast
and i'm your mornings ISSUE OF to-day will appear the
notice that will pay the coupons IN GOLD less the Gov
ernment Tax, ON and after Monday the nth inst.
GEo. L. NJ. DAVIS, Trustee, &c.
New York, June 10, 1867.
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are cancelled, there will remain for speculative
purposes an abundance Of capital Mt legal rates,
and that good crops will convert the now
Indifferent public into buyers for short
campaign every operator fully realizing the danger
of buying at current rates, but determined not TO be
the last man out AS the SecretaryEof the treasury
can fund the compound notes and 7SOs more readily
under full supply of money at legal rates than
under pressure, bull operators regard Mr.. McCul-
loch as fully enlisted in their behalf and rely upon
him with confidence. semi-annual dividend OF
four per cent has been declared on the common and
preferred stock of the Harlem Railroad payable
July l.
The following are the quotations for the City Bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-17

pledee pOn the face On the circulation and every pledge
herein put forth in regard TO It, Two important objects
aimed at by this crcu to carry on tho
and the other to furnish currency which viii not only
them in ordinary business transactions. No report las
yet been received from the Attorney General to the
liability of these the tax levied municipal
notes when paid out by bankers There is great reason
10 Hope that the opinion will be favorable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-17
FROM SEPT. !, 1866, TO DATE.

FIRE CRACKERS are In active request for home
full previous rates; salos since our last OF 5000 boxes
az 81 eodSa 95 for Nc. l. and - Tor Extra.
FRUIT-By auction sales OF 2,IlO boxes sicily Lemons
In Tote, at from IS 60ds7 50.
FISH-Al descriptions arc very quiet at tribe lower
rates we quote Dry Cod at 50 St Picked Scale at IS IS
ass cO Picked Cod at 50 60d. Mackere at $40 60 for
No Mass Shore; $40 25 for No. Halifax: 90 for No.
Bay; SIS for No do; SIT 25dSe for No. Halifax, and
sll for No Mass Shore. Herring without change.
for Primo Tennessee, and 90c for Prime Western.
FLAX-we quote ut l's S2se for North RIVER the mar
GRXfN-The Wheat market ia dull western is heavy.
and closes quite fat; Spring 10 irregular; choice is firm,
and common lower milers In the present unsettled con-
are 1900 BUSH choice No. Milwaukee OF y 20 1900 do.
No Chicago at 81 Q5a$1 TO- $50 do. very choice Amber
State s. rs 200 do choice White Genesee ut " 49, al ex
IRENE price do choice old Amber Southern NJ q 40 and
5000 do White California at s. C0ds1 TO- Barley Is moro
freely offered and is heavy sales OF $500 bush Canada
iTO0 BUSH at 81 65dSl co. Rye Is more saabe, and is
firm sales OF roo BUSH at 81 81 for Virginia. and u S0
Western Oats opened better but closed easier
quito tame sales OF 5000 bush at 73d7e for West
part OF load delvered State is held at sc but quiet
Corn opens rmer under the favorable news from Europe,
and limited arrivals, but buyers held or ard the market
declined BUSH and closed fat the sales $4,000
bush. at soc dsl for Warm; 81 Od$l o6 for Kndried
SSs: 10 for far TO good new Ma, ss@ closing q.
old is nominal, and held at 81 lH9sl le.
The shipments from San Francisco from May 10 May H.
1907 have been follows: 6s602 quarter sacks Flour to
New York and 20i sacks TO foreign porte not including
Great Britain and lreland 1900 sacks Wheat 70 New
York. s9OT3 sacks 10 Great Britain and Ireland. and
$3.50 sacks to other foreign ports and Oe6 sacks Barley
70 foreign ports not including Great Britain and Ireland
SAN FRANCISCO EXPORT TABLE,
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FLOUR AND MEAI4-The market for Western and state
Flour less active and prices OF most grades are 2
lower old Flour very strong State aud Family brands
very Irregular the sales are 800 bbs at T0ass 40
for superne State " eoEsla for Extra do, ~ odsO 20
for the low grades OF Western Extra t g0dsl2 80 for
good 20 choice Spring Wheat Extras $40 909s2 for Ship
ping Ono sl2 25asi3 so for Trade do and tSasle for
Single, Double and Triple Extras. California Flour Is
lower and closes heavy the sales are $50 bbls and bags
ut 9esS TS Canadian Flour lower and prices are nm
Extra. and sl9asli rs for Trade and Family brands:
Southern Flour lower and freely oered the supply
moderate, but in Of the demands sales OF 40
bbs - 1891 90 for common TO good Extra Baltimore,
and 81 S0d $40 for Trade aud Family Extras Rye Flour
easter and In fair request at the concession sales OF 400
bbls at 50 25dS9 Corn Meal Is heavy sales OF tSO bDs
at IS 80 for City, and % Is for " Fairfax"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-17
THE MARKETS.
lc.retully reported for TIE TRIBUNE.

SATURDAY, June Is, 1857.
ASHEs-The market is without change; the demand
fair for Pots at s. as; Pearls nominal.
BUILDING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. have been In ialr de
mand and with small supply prices have ruled firm.
other articles coming under this heading have been only
moderately active, and the general tendency OF prices
Hav Yard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-17

MOLASSES-We hear Of no sales, but holders REMAIN
NAVHI STORES are generally quiet Shut price.
without change quote Spirits Turpentine ut 6ldeJc
Crude DO at Sass l2i Resins at s. Tor Common; g e2f
asa for Strained and No O. - 25eS 50 for No S5d5 ics
Pale and 5Oass rs for Extra Pale Tar Is quiet al 80
81 sIt. City Pitch Is quoted at AGA Is
OIis-Amcrican Ilnseed Is firm and ~ demand az y y
asl a. English is quoted at g. gold Fish Ois are dun
but steady at T0s7c for Crude Whale ana y 50 al ~
for do Sperm Lard oil Is dull but steady at from 9cco
81 Is for No. O. No. !, and fair 70 prime 49,.
OIL CAKE has been in fair demand; We quote Mesters
Thin oblong $50 and City do at sS2SsSs IN bags an"
bbs f--.... ...a,o. A..
PROvIsI0Ns-w have had an active demand for Mess
Pork to-day prices have declined and have been sOme-
what irreGular the market heavy at our Inside igres
the sales cash and regular, are 500 dds AZ 81
other kinds are dun and nominal Beef quiet and We
hear OF only small obbing lots at $50 for Ram Mes
and S25dS7 for Extra do. Terce Beef ana Beel hans
arc dull and nominal Cut meats are In moderate
sales OF leo boxes Shoulders at Ste In salt and ye IN
pickle and 10000 Rough Sides lgreen az pc B3eoh -
Inlet sales OF 100 boxes G. at l0ic, and 10000 Benes
at 9ic Lard less active but prices are nneha1gea
sales OF Gao pkgs at dl2c for No. l2 2c Tor
i9Ial2lc for Fair to Prime Steam, and ntSlStc' i'r
Kettle Rendered -, NJ. u,,. ,vo,, o..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-17

The return Of the Bank of France for the week
ending May 90 shows the following changes as COM
pared with the previous account: increase.Cash,
lS90OO 0Of bills discounted. S4,50OO0Of; notes co.,
OOOf; treasury balance, 5OO,OoOf; private accounts
2i,OOO,OOOf. Decrease-Advances l,OOoO0of
Gov. Patton Of Alabama, In notice to the
people Of the State, says that the tax certificates or
receipts ordered at the last session ofthe Legislature
are now being paid out to limited extent, adding:
These certificates possess substantial value cir
cuatng medium OF this the people may be well assured
The aggregate amount Of State taxes 10 be collected the
ensuing Fan will be tsO0OOO IL is not probable that
during the entire year, more than oneeighh OF TINS
amount Of certificates will be paid out by the State They
are redeemable m payment OF taxes licenses, ana III
other State dues The collection OF taxes Will commence
the first day OF October next and the certificates VIII
then necessarily be IN demand the be collected
VIII exceed the circulation IN the proportion OF least
eight 10 one. .. ... ...I-.
The taxcollectors win not only be required by law to
receive them for taxes, but they viii be specially In.
structed 10 do IL Is earnestly hoped therefore, thet
business and the public generally win unhestatingy
accept these certificates as currency Merohanis anu
traders may take them without tbs least fear OF loss
yhsr uay ~ saszsd thai w stats VII tsassm NsFy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-17

REFsWkXEWe hear OF only small sales. but prices
without change sales at Gl3c for Yellow Western and
BRIsTLEs are steady; we quote at from SOc.Ss2 for
American Gray aud White. .
COTTOS-We have particular change TO note IN the
prce OF ills staple since our last the market closes
rather weak at 2c for Mddng Uplands and 2Sc for DO
New Orleans; sales OF 1850 bales.
COFFEE-Rio has been in good demand but prices
have been somewhat irregular; prime grades remain
hrm while common heavy; sales OF 1000 bags IN
Guiding per Mary, and 1000 per Sophia, on private
terms. other styles are quiet
CANDLES are steady; the demand has been moderate;
We quote az lsa9lc for Adamantne 3saIoc for Sperm
and asa 60c. for Patent. .
DRUGS AND DYES-An articles coming under TINS
heading have met with only moderate Jobbing demand
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SUMMARY
WAC Are Entitled IA Reo;efr0f;o

The oath prescribed IN the supplemental act defines
all the qualifications required and every sOn who can
take the oath have his entered upon the
list OF voters.
q The Board Of Registration have no aniboritv "a sd
minister any other oath 70 the person applying for regis
tfaion than tins prescribed oath 20 administer any
applicant or the asty Of the oath 70 taken by him. The
ct TO guard against falsy In the OATH provides that IL
false the person taking II shall DO tried and nnnIsed FOR
perjury 80 proyisioni Is made for challenging the quail
Aca0Es OF tho applicant entering upon any trial or
1nyesgaton OF his qualifications, either by witnesses or
any other form Of proof. =
8. As 20 citizenship and residence applicant for
gegisfraton must De citizen OF the State aRd Of f6e
United States and must be resident Of county IN.
GUIDED IN the election district He pay be registered II
ne mas been such citizen for period less than twelve
months at the tne he applies for registration but be
saos yOte ~ any election unless his citizenship haa e,l
e1tendcd 70 the full torn Of one year. As 20 such per-
ss exaeL length q his citizenship should be noted
ms name on the Lat that 70 may appear ON
Ee 1ny ~ ELECTION np0 reference the list whether
90. 80 ~ ~ tel u mas toep Detn accomplished. '
M u"NAiHfAhAe Dsrsoa OA1RQt take this cath, but
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-17

Same time 1896. 952I93
Government stocks continue strong, and in de-
mand by investing parties. The l040s sell at small
premium, and are more firmly held than since their
issue. AS q permanent investment they are now
quite as desirable the higher priced six per cents.
State stocks are steady and are passing into the
hands of investors. All the low priced Border State
stocks wanted for this purpose. The miscel-
laneous list was steady Railway shares were steady
but the dealings were limited and the attendance at
the Board unusually small. After the call prices
a shade lower, and the market remained dull
and steady for the balance of the day. The closing
quotations were NewYork Central, l0lsal0l.;
Erie, 6O.GGO9 Reading, 1OGsalO7; Michigan South
ern, GssG6S.; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 7Gl676l;
Rock Island, 9Ola9Ol; Northwestern, 35t9S5l;
North Western Preferred, 59sa59l; Fort Wayne,
97a97!.
Money is in better supply as usual, on Saturday.
On call the rate is sac per cent, with baances'at
less to fayorite houses Commercial paper is un.
changed.
The bank statement will show a loss in loans Of
g. OOO in deposits of s4OO0OO of SPECIE sSOO0OOO
and gain in legal tenders Of $2.OOO,OOO.
Foreign Exchange is firm Bills at 60 days on London
are quoted at l09 a1O for commercial 100, lOt for
bankers do at short sight, 11Osall0i; Paris at 20
days. 515d511.; do. az short sight, 5l2iQ5.10; Ant
G3Gi; Amsterdam. 40. 94ls. Frankfort. 4l!G4lA
Bremen. 7s.d79s Prussian thaers 72072s
The Peoples Line of Steamers it is officially stated,
only put down their fares to lead Oft the Troy Line.
running at 81 to Albany The reduction is expected
to affect the passenger traffic of lines south of the
New York Central more than that OF the Hudson
River Road, which closed lOsia1lO
Thirty bushels prime white Georgia wheat, the first
Of the new crop received here reported to have
been sold yesterday, at a per bushel. -
The total imports at New.York for the week com.
pare as follows: Z I'll. u. -: -
Web ending June H. Jun.T May u. MAYS
General Mdse.... tO7o,ll4 s,2i6,91 l7is,4s Ss6ST6i
Total. &,sSOsOs A,22U,esO t5,SSO,fB t42Ol,2sc
The New-York imports of foreign dry goods com.
pare as follows: ~
For ne Heek 1868. 1865. 1867.
Entered at the port 81 .2l3Ol2 s2OO0oOs ts2ssos
Thrown on market. .....l492,lei l,2i6,6si sSoyo29
since Jan l. 1858. 1865. 1867.
Entered at the port oi9sll0 sslSise2i sisa7sc67
Thrown on market ....2V6265e 6l,210905 l7e3i7el
Railway stocks closed steady with general indis-
position to make large speculative operations in either
direction until the crop prospects are more definitely
settled. The street favors an upward movement and
should no disaster befal the wheat and corn crops
prices will in all probability be forced during the
coming Autumn to higher points with little regard
10 what the Treasury may do. Operators for an
advance ARGUE that 90 long % ~ plain legl apdsEs
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RA1nnnAY. Inne LIZ. %.

SATURDAY, June B-P. %.
Gold is steady and closes at 1871, after selling at
137!a137.. The exports were FOR the week as fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-17

The following table shows the position ofthe Bank
of England on May 20, and at the corresponding
period in each Of the last three years together with
the price of COnsols:
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PETROLEUM AND MINING sfOChS'
FIRST BOARD.


Mining Stocks Lacrosse Gold BEcoD CALL
Cond cgeg,sy a 800 .....sJ 1 OOl Ohio & Col q a g
I 100 sio & soyas spSeaycr 100. ........ Is
100 "a g ISL lOO......... Z G5l Rocky Mountain
MOO A Isl lOO-.....s3O. 65l loo. ......... 90
zoo rs Rocky Mountain E-press Socks.
C"yydon 200. IN. 7Olwells, Fargo Go
LOO, s3i l5d. ali. Petroleum S...-....-.-.. -
200 -. Il i5qi 90 United States United States
lO0............ 6sil lo.--..-.ss. ~
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Bops. are held reserve Coz aral award o. the Courts
The Company have cash. at call. Mt 6a7 T. cent IN
terest. a sum more than sufficient to complete ana
further equip their Western extension to Dies holnes
which will give them entire line OF 900 miles from
Chicago ready for business by the incoming oil the
new harvest They have also cash in bank ON 4 y
cent interest equal TO the dividend payments of the
uresent year.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-10-25
J AlIlllIEN'S if: ]: T M ]
PAIN DOCTOR.

a. SPEEDY RELIES AND CURE, for Lum /: :
IN .bago, Pain in Ethe Side: Back, Rheuma.
tisnE Neuralgia, Sore Throat, Diptheria, Tooth.
aehet SBnrna Bruises aud Spfains, Nervous
Headache, s'iffness Of the joints; aud pain. of
pany art Of the body: - 80
before the public and hns already grown ,ints
great favor aud repute. in n-arly every ti6
stnnces;=,Si'hfe it has ,besn trisd.. the, 30.
cHses So}ehydnic, ujfd d.eiiyssated. aa.a ibafh
all luaaan Yemedirs, end, the: insshtar DC hi
comnoghd dossS doss not elsin fog,it sny sas
i,.f"liig!ty asfts cure every diseassSpe oerth
su,'. SSnclis asertioBs Gf nI,y h,iifinS relnsia
bnar their ownconstrdction. even 10 the most
slmpls-inlnd.d INT when pain can he cured
and relieved hy linim-nts and oLifbroc AT ions
llris rr.psrntiop will DO It.
The Pain Doctor is not made mp Of roots
.or indiah reineti.s but is "hapry compound"
OF sta udard m"dic'nes, and, therefore, can lie no
humhug. The testimony of, those who ha We
given il a fair trial, Will substan,ints nli it's
claims. 1t will keep any length OF time. is
easily applied. not at all disagrecable to tile
smclt; aud is sold at sucii price as to be with
in the reuch of all
ltshould be KEEP, in every, family. It il
wo1h double tife price, To- cure the ailments
OF children. - -. = -
! aire i'll fair tri"l. mud you will always keep
1t on hand, ampng,thp .faniiiv medicines.
~ DIRECTIONS.
r
@eSa Al3ayssliake well before using: As a
general rule. apply. freely the linimsn, with
he palm Of the hand. piece Of cloih, rub
bslE br'skly. uni; relief is afforded. ~
ln'easea of violent paip. the liGimeht may
DC warmed mud after rubbing freely. lay on q
piece Of tlnnmel saturated with the compound
For Sore Thr"nt Or Dip,heria, apply band.
age saturated with the Pain Doctor. Should
the burning re too severe. as in the case o
eh'ldr'n, little swre. oil may be adod. Fo,
Corns or ~B"nions, par. gently with SHARP
knife. aud rub well morning mud evening.
For Pains itr the Bowels; rub freely Tie Ab-
| donIen.
For To"tharhe, hpply into or next to the
| 'o"th, PIere of cotton saturated with the
oo,npound, aud rub the part Of III. fucs cppo.
site s,A 49,,
SOLD BY
+ w. r. PENNY,
At 90 OTIS. Per Bottle.
Aug.s. 1867. l6-5m
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uRstANg Ie esdar q; csu.b II xiA' sell.
H,r. ;ss ip :pusi!a ,,s oessi
ske6lSieisisst Edsts af Alysai,dsr Tfusssf
dscsasei kd6ea aa Tie fiSaasstsad Yrses con.
ytaihlae h21o eesSa uasfs 0E less bnnsded 81
.ssa.sf log; |. sss.s y. l @ g cfsk
JptS tEfs sf = ssfshks pflSs ssl Is 5xEik kiisS
4iiS daY sal y 5. .sass ~ s. gs- S
i. Sc = sss;t 81 81 s;SSifys ;Sf Sssiss
,siss ,.4 alss s Il &
sss sss sssss sss,s
50 = an IhaRxikxFka
y :, ~ - :. 20
!; ssss'' &, ]; j
sk
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! ] CAN 5I1 $: ];
Pure Il' Dags;s i apd Medic
20. !. s, 8. !. IS Ptsss fr. "a
y - s;esSalsts e

sidl
~ ss q q s3
+ &:
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Gerrarais er'sss Saless
The STATE Of SOUTH CAROLINA,
~, ABBEYIL1E DLsaRIcg -
- n 49, ~ s., :2.rF...: : ~ Vs.,
-. s;S r.: :E,,,s,,, = ....n.,
( .-.E -. "4"stS' 4. -" :

Charlotto Irwin, Executrix,ss. Samuel
Fair, And others.
DURSUANT 70 order Of Court. will seIi,
i at public. ouicry. at ,ALbsyjile Court
House. on Sale Dayin November next, (4,) 1851,
The Ren, Es'a'e f,r, ,James irwin. decd, eert
aiming 222 Acres. more ,or less bounded .:hS
'ands Of Wesley cromes estate ofy> F. Mass-
hall. John Cownni: and S,hers. .s
Also. the remainder. kafter expiration Of Mfs:
>:h"rletts Irwin's tifes estate n.:s.he Horpe-
.tead Tract. contaiain t2s Antea, prote or Len,
bounded by lands SfWesley $GFouer. j Joln
Gown ana s6ahefs,@ 81
w- Terms CASH H-purchsscr TO, pay sslf0r
papers.
WM. II. PARKER,
-.. c. r. A. D.
Commissioners Office,
Oct D, 1867. }25, St.
x$ IL. :. :. ,--7----- : 81. -. T..
Jane G. Gray, Executrlx, vs.. John ]
Gray and othera
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-10-25

Mary A: Talbsrt, ct. al, VS.. N s
= - Taibert, Ell al. -, o.:
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g.. GARR TRAcT 80. acres mo re Or d. less
bounded By ..Iapds Of Joseph Britt, .Wiiliai,,
Trcwitt, and others.
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WQvLD inform tls pnlaio, ,,hs.,sey ha ve
- E:@ opened a.:CARRtAGE.sH0p At rhe
sbpys wel!-kao3nstsnd, aud ara preuared :,
execute fHitbfqily aii"osdrr. 10 The wsy Of 70.
pnir,rg ,Ga rridgesSand Ru.aies-, -. :: !.
The Wopasnrk. and Blacksmith ;wask, in
li,elr yariuus brsnel,es. nnd the. Pai6tIrS ,auid
Pri,an,'ng will sbsrexe uled In The hest s,y i.
an,l at e's .lqyeis Possible rates,, sThs. public
patronage 10 respectfully. .soiisited., !, r.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-10-25

pURSUANT TO order of Gonrt; will sell.
ntPub)ic cutlery, ct Abbeville Court
House. on Sale DAY ,iu Move rnber next, a.
1867. the Renl Estate Of BENZ. Talbert, deed,
as follows:
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Wms II ePsrlsr, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. j

:. .,.. %. Lyoa,-and others.
aHsuRs6 AMI 10 81 siassDs daufis53@sx Ill a ti issli,
IL Z at pablie outcry. ut AbbeviIle Court
unn'e. 90 Sale Day. ial Eoremher .usyt,s a. j
1862 the trset Of .lSpd, knowa, :as .:'WiIis
Calhoun" Tract, oHataining '4aa4 aerss. more
Gr ieas; ana hog"daa' ey 'tsa ,iapds OF T. Parker
.. 'At Calhoun. 1"s Edward Calhoun and otlierf.
~ TERsis;e4 Ash -:ParcL assfsto, a,aly :fof
: ~ |-T WMssH. PARKHR, 9 :;
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4. LOWER eaRR PL4oE;;:7i.< acres
more Org iste,t bo9nded by :lapdi Of, w. r
Dilleehaw. - Edinanis, aid Others =
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, 2. COLLIER IRA cts 40 acres; more or
less, bounded by lands oi Miss Mary Pet,g,ew,
and o:iiers.
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l.. HOME TRACT, GO acres, more or
less, bounded by lands Of Hiram Palmer,
James N. Britt, anu uLh.rs
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STA. #BRE,AZEALE:

.Carliage Shop al Diamond HHl; 5. c,
2sS;s sstyy ssSk ts 35 tI:S :.
aaHs jfG 1zW EHaoL aI'aNI ES5 .
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5. OLD PLANTATION TRACT i12,
acres. more or lera. G"upded BY lauds Of VII
liam Trswitt, Frank Wfdeman, md o,,,crs.
6. WIDE.hAN TRACT seac more o.
lets, bounded by lands OF frank Wideurnn. old
place tract anil oti,ers
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Al the old stani on The Public Square. former
~ occupied by Ol j. lFarl iag,on He returns
his best thanks % 5s's public for Me,r. rase
patronage, sund tfists 10 merit its .ht lin oance
hy prompt and stsady at ten,iea to business,
snd by nh hearnest effort to give entire satisfae
,IEssr rssExSHiaNS, aud will .epvaqe 10. C,JT
and MAKE SUITS. lin tfre VERY BEST
fHTY LES, Iaad -st' fire, LO w EST POSSIBLE
RATES TER Ms CASH. or COUNTRY
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DURsUANT. to order Of Court, I viii sell.
u al public outcry, at Abbeville o. Coufi
House, on Sdle Day in November neyt. a.
1867. the Real Estate Of JOHN II. GRAY,
deceased. near Warfenton, containing about
600 or TOO Acres. more or less, and bounded by
lands of Gillespie, Chsrles T. Haskell, Rob.
faher' and others =
This land will probably be sold in two or
thfoe parcels. Of (which plats will he exhibit
ed. 'f, S.:iqt : ,s6:f 49,
= -Aho. the reminder, after The expiration of
Mrs. ,Gray's lif. estate in 4 tract Of 200 or 800
Acres: allotted for Dover. bounded by lnnds oi
4. Gillespie, aud others.
eS TERMS oAsH-Purehaser to pay fol
papers. =
VIM. H. PARKER, -
9. e. A. D.
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