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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-11

The Yellow Fever In Mobile.
MoBILx Oct 10, 1897
There were six intermcnts OF yellow fever during tho
iast fvo davs
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Nos.
3937-Harnlin ct al. W. Loew-
senst-in.
401s--keller Va. Mattor.
4lZ3-Judd ct. al. W.. Murray
imp.
4l7s-HanAn OF al.vs. Snoddy
ct al.
l227-Bishop ct al. W. Decker.
<477-iolyoke ct al. W. Reed.
4479--Middleton, administra-
tor. W. PlintA-
l5l9-Schoonmaker ct al. VI.
Janeway, imp.
lG0l-Archer ct al vs.. Refc-
per ct al.
4723-Wright W. Jedards.
<773-K night VI. Devlin ct al
lSl7-Phenix hat. Bank OF
N. Y W. FArnsworth
II
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-27
Gable nesratches. ,

LoNpoN, February l9.-Nono Of
the armed Fenians in Kerry County
have been captured, but they have all
disappeared. Tho Irish poasantry
arc perfectly willing to give intclli-
Gcncc, but object to assist ia The ar
rest Of their countrymen. I'hycc
British ships were in Kenmore River,
to awe tho people and for service if
.ncodcd.
Earl Derby, tho first lord OF the
Treasury, says Officially, the alarm is
passed.. Al tic peasants arc loyal.
The Government Will tfcat the prison
crs justly. The irish Secretary, lord
Mass, says no new rising Of, the Fc-
mans is arprohcndcd. Only''l20
wero engaged in tic revolt, Not
withstanding these dcnials tito Gov
'crnmcnt was still sending trSops to
ireland. The Lanccrs and Guards
received orders to depart immediate
ly.. ~ ' eH
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-27
News Itonls,

WAaHINGroN, February l9.~.Prof.
Bachc IL dead.
The Conference Committee on tic
tenure Of Office Bill has agreed to IN
cludc cabinet officers. Sauiiabury'$
speech dcnunciatory of'Scward creates
talle. ...s.s. L. i, ..~ IS s,-...ss.
~SHrratt has boon confined below
decks and j. strongly guarded. lIo
positively denies being Surratt. Mar-
$hal ,Gpodin hasa warrant for him is-
sued by Jolgo Eish. Access is dc :
MED TO jevory oncsaxceptcounsel. ass
Tho Senate willtastrilso coat tho
clause Of tho. W. est Roint sappropria-
tion forbidding1 appointm cuts from
Southern States. TheDoamocyats and
extremists voted against tsconeurrenee,
Loyell IL. Rosseauasyotel TO concur,
unless both houses act before mid
night sa Rocket veto follows! ~,ss,s sis;s
/ 10th tIleisNcW aNosk$4St5s@s ansl
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-27

TlIE INrEACMMnNr CoNsrInAcy Tho
"ashinat ton correspondent Of the Charles
ton J!c'r"|y says:
9! hay" aNcr"'aincd little more concorn-
ing the Impeachment conspiracy. 1t seems
that the consrira'ors have cpmc to ~ halt
No Witnesses on hand, although $4,000
Was voted the Other day TO nrocure them.
Tho testimony taken up to The present hour
relates exclusively 10 common rumors con.
ccrnM%Mr Johnson's acts and declarations
before he became President. Most Of il was
obtained through The not Orious Crlonol'Ba-
Ecv, io';mor detective of the War Depart
mnni, and - well known ;'imp Of Secretary
stanton. Some Of The scandal that he re-
ia'i>d to the committee ah0Ittlie President
! Is 100 Indecent for publication. I venture
the assertion that the House will never or
Il TO be- printed. It's publication would be
a diaElacc 10 The nation, il such thing is
possible
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-27

Death has been very busy during tho.
month OF January among the aristoerncy of
England. The Marquis Of Exeter, popular
as statesman. sportsman and pentlcmnn
Tor lnif century, was buried within few
days OF the Earl Of Kingston. On the day
that beautiful young daughter. of Lord
ST. Vincent was buried. The oil Countess of
NaYo-mcihcr Of the Chief Secretary for
Ireland. Lord NaaG--dicd: and on The 9th
dicd"' hes age OF 50, Sarah Sophia, the
Dowaocr Countess OF Jersey.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-27

u
WASHING roN, TnDruapy 2l.-.Int tLc Hon 80
The Jtlc!'tgy Committee reported a hiti
po"il,inG ihat"herc property was c,n;is.
ra:cdhy ,';c Confederate atliho.ii;.3. the
inrmnr owner may make PROOF before any
cnhcrai court and commissioner the mill
iary commander ofihc district wherein the
coniiSca;cd lttGd lies. shall place the chin.
ah' IL possession, OH presentation to the
commissioners orindGos ofccriiiicd decision.
and protect t!c claimant III possession. \
bli! was introduced TO confirm sales by ;ox
commissioners lr0n South Carolina TO
porsona IN thc array, navy or marine corps
fh> vote by which ths Senate passed
Shormaa's bill, rs amcndol BY the llou8e
was - tot.
WA$nIxrroy, February 1o.--In Tho
House, tho vote TO concur in Sl,c,, avs
substitute WAS deceatc,i-T3 10 IS. 4 Com
mticc OF Conference has been appointed
Ih@ wholc matter is dead tor this session
The House was r,til---thc galleries crowd
ed. Banks introduced resolution, allow
ing national vessel 10 carry contributions
Of c'nihing and provisions 10 Tie destitute
people of The South. Spallns objected.
les; debate should follow.
Sacrnian's bill came up. 4 motion WAC
made 10 lay the whole matter on the table,
wien NJ. stokes attempted to read II dos
patch he had received from Tennessee In,
was cried down Tie vote on tho motion
to concur WAS ~ 10 Oh. The motion for
Comattcc Of Conference WAS agreed ia
without division. Stevens, Shpllaieyge,
and Blaine are the committee.
The report Of tho Conference Committee
on tho tenure Of oilicn hill was adoptcd-
li3 TO 10, II includes Cabinet officers
among those whom the president cannot
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-27
as % 20

Squahblos, an old batcholor shows
hisstotkings which lie has just darucd,
to maiden lady, who contcmptuous-
ly remarks "Pretty good for man
datncr p whcrcupon SQuabblcs re-
joins. "Good enough for q woman,
darn her"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-27
5oUpH-E} m
FAIRFIELD DISTRICT-1s6G.
IN EQUITY.

sN LSOlll,
EN partc.
VIM. i. Aiken, and Petition to
AguStus NJ. Aiken,
David A;%,II AiS.H ns'. usr,, of rorre'"a'c Tcs'i.
'ENllh PcI;ioncr in the above stated M.
Il plica,ion, having fled their petition to
pcrrctuatc testimony Of II settlement hnd
on 22d February, 1861, hctwcon the heirs
at law Of David Aiken, deceased, md Of n
division and partition Of tho real estate OF
said deceased by The said heirs.
II IS ordcrcd, on motion of MIR. Rion, Soc
hcitor for tho Petitioners, that, in pursu-
,nce Of tho Act Of the Gcnornl Assembly in
such case made and provided, oil ,porsons
interested in tho above stated matters do
appear at this Office three months from tho
date hereof, to examine tho evidence That
may DO produced, and produce evidence in
reply. ii, a. GAILLARD, u,
9. Il. L. d.
Commissioners Office,
22d Nov, 1866.
nov 2i-law3m.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-27

A Down EAST papcr has Tho follow
ing local notice "A child was run
oyoryby a wagon three years cid, ,and.
cross-cyod, with panta,oQms. Oh, which.
ncYog spoke afterwards ,.s..s.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-27

A JCDAs GIrr.- Sheridan has sent
10 Miss lGJccca Wright Of Winchester,
Va, an elegant gold watch, with an
rxqnisitely wrought Chain anil charms.
One Of the charms is sword set with
diamonds. Tho Gift is Cor the informa.
ton which this Quaker Union girl gave
IN the 18Th Of September, 1851, which
enabled the General TO win tie battle Of
Winchester
The question is did Sheridan get his
watch clc. from Butler
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-27

TIE PLANTER The Charleston Ncws
states that Capt. Ferguson has again cone
into possession Through purchase from the
Govcrnmcnt) Of his old and favoritc river
boat, the Plantcr-which, it will be remcm
bored, was run ont Of Charleston. during
the war, by her colnrcd crew, and afterwards
assisted in the blockade OF that port.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-27

DIS Cheeyer recently preached n
soEnlontfon tho teNta "Shall ~ State
besadmittod toh the Union which adj
mihistersj justice. on thobasis Of tho
color Of the skin a. a S..s,.-g sk.s ~
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-27

CoNGnEss.-Th New York HcrGla, Of
Friday, says:
The heavy volc--1l3 against l3--hy
which the bill Of Mr. Elliott for the recon
struciian o; Louisiana has passed il,c
House Of Representatives. is very Sieniii.
cant for il means nothing less than this
that all tho Sta,c governments set up by
President Johnson without authority from
Congress arc TO be rullcd down, aud Tint
every state concerted is to be reconstructed
iromthe beginning.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-27

Broke JhIL.--Wc learn that five freed.
men, confined in the Jail at Ncwhcrry,
charged with ;ho murGcr Of Mr. Lcm. Lane.
several months ago, made their escape from
TINT Jail by saving through the bars of
hcir cells, on Sunday night, and are now
at large.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-27
.. a. ~

DEpArT JEE. Ills Exccllency Gov
crmpr' Orr lcft Columbia yesterday
morningfor Anderson, whcro he may
be adaeesscd until further notice.
Cupi|ntdA.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-27

Theradical ssoflE EIndianatalka Of sin.
peacling g3thcsSnprcmea Court of3atl,as
Stats slor,havingrd drcidcAah,lthc lo@
imposfn5 pitaS;on dog, is seunet'tution:
ii. -. 81 ..a.s ! snk "a 4a4hi6 d 90
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-27
~s@- 60

, SMALL FARMS Tho venerable editor Of
the Millcdgcville Recorder, speaking Of a
recent trip to the North. says:
In our trip from New York to Boston and
on to Portsmouth, the country locked rocky
and forbidding, more so to cur eye on &c.
count OF the snow covered fields. Eut the
little fields, with their rock fences, about as
large as good sized Georgia potato patc!,
of one of our planters, dotted over with
piles Of manure, will tell the story Of good
crops Tic coming spring No sllmrs and
ro'llng trees meet the eye, everything pre-.
scnts GIL air OF ncatness anl snuGucss. The
climate ncccssitatcs such living. Compact-
ness is tho grand idea with New England
farncr, and every inch Of ground is made to
yield something to its possessor.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-27

LIE itAN6iUL EFFECTS OF NICOTINE PM
VENTED. VI. AsclScns. has !onntIhat tohac-
cos from "aripuS countries G ,Eii.;u nicotine
in very different prolouions. j., .o;.Accos
from some paris OF rrsucc b. a. The ,lu,or,
mcui of .ct) ,hcrc j. nearly orr .|.; pcr
coats o; nicotir!e, whilst Havana tobacco
contains only tno pcrccat. Iic proposes
"mpNria Way of preserving lhcm from .hr
effects Of the ail;aln"l, and advises ihcra to
p" into thrtuhc Of lho pipe or cira2 holder
u hiie bail OF cotton. imrrcenatc.i with
ctlric and i;naic acids: as ihc SlAokc PASSES
through the cotton i deposits the nicotine
ihereh III the shape of tannatc aud citrate.
NJ Mcscns has made very ingenious cxpc.
rlmen's which so Il great way to show that
he is correct
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-27
SALE TO FCitECLOSII

''1Ahh ~ GSASILCLObC
AIGEoI1G a. CHI.
Caroline N. Aiken, J Bill for Foreclosure,
Phil f. pordhor, et al Fairfield, lsc7,
RYyirtue ofthe order made in tho above
- stated cause, l viii sell at tho Court
House, on Monday The fourth day of March
neN, .at public onEcrY, 10 the highest bids
der, tha following Town property, TO sit:
.Suelhlots and parts Of lots lying in tho
Town Of Winhsboro, as arc bounded on The
south w Hloqltrie Street, on ) tho north bysa
line parallel io'auI one h,indred aud fifteen
feet ffom said Menltrio. Street, on. the cnsl
by Congrcss Street and on The west by Van
dcrliorst Street, contpiaing ITO acres,
more Or less, t...,s, s .gt
Terms casI e II. Il. GilILARD,
feb I'll taW4w Con-. in Eouiiy.
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State Of South Carol ma,
FAIRFIELD rlsTKICT.

49, = > VI
Z, Lucy HARRISON, Ss,
''''' Iii Ii 'Ia,@isS"' i'a'i';S" =, pySsr 'ss
n pursuance Of n decree made in this onsc.s
4 MI tho Judgment and other cisditors OF
John Harrison, decd arc hereby notified
Oh on before The first day. Of May noxt, 10
exhibit and prove ky sufficient testimony,
before tile nadcrsigncd at his Office in
Winnsbbro, ll,eir several and respective
Judgments, executions, debts, claims and
demands against tlle estate Of said deccas
ed. 1et -%'$f+2' H*F9 ~ = ~
Alljudgmcnt creditors. also notified that
theynre enjoiuedyin said decree fromSen !
forcing thcir writsOf Fciri j$acias against
tho said tracts Of land d-.-and al. other. cre-
di,ors, hat they arc 5lcrein cniQincd from
commencing Of prosecuting any aniG or
suits at law ,s,,inst tho defendant, u ohu fR.
IIarrison. as Xdministrator Of sai,l estate
without the leave Of this .conrt. s. ~.
+, ii, a. .GAILLSRD, Z. S
q. E.3F. y.
Commissioners Ofiec, - ~ t'Sf2l
Niinaboro. $. c., Sept 4, 1866, .xs
sept :lawCm
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-27

WlIEREAS The Plaintiff did on
w tho SOth day sc aiatclr. A. j. 1906
fiic his declaration against tho Defendant
who las. IL is sadly is absent frpn, and with,
ont the liniits Of This Siatc, and has neither
wiieno attorney known within tho same
upon whom p copy Of tho said declaration
might be scrycd:
II is therefore Ordered, tLat tic said De-
fondailt doappealna plead 10 the sail de-
claration on or before he3lsBdayof March,
y. D. 1861 otherwise final md absolute
Judgment will then hc given and, awarded
ortthe Plaintiff against HIM 81 sit3'f
~ hsl s.Bs CLOWNEY;C..sC G P.'
Cicrk's Office, S g,
airIi,ld District. ( ~ s.,,.,
ma. ca 3FgB- -lcGmly*
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-27

CoSsTirUTIoHAL AMENpMENr ~ TIE
LCGIsLArURE. both Houses Of the General
Assembly Of Louisiana have unanimously v
rejected tho Constitutional amendment rro
posed by Congress This is certainly n re.
marknblc result in The history OF this coun.
try. The Governor, in his message TO the
Legislature, in favor Of ihcsc amendments.
commcnds them rs even TO just and liberal.
andio of the legislative assembly or one
hundred and forty members, not Il sinrlc
vote is givcn in favor OF his views Aud
yet j, Is well known that in Inc Legislature
there are q number Representatives who
have always been regarded and Recognized
as good Union men throughout the late war.
and since. a Governor without Il single
supporter in the legislature is without pre-.
ccdcnt in the political annals Of 'his cuun.
try. Considering the large ratronaec en-.
i"ycd hy the Governor o. tho Sntc. his is
certainly striking proof Of the unaruity
Of t'is people Ncw OS'crHS Times, i&A.
TnE EArHCrEn FAMiNE.--Thc New
\ ork h'ce"jny Post says:
"Thc reports received BY tho South.
crn Relief Commission the drs,iluiDn
in South Carolina are appalling. The
distress reaches over The State, and no,
fewer than 100, 900 persons, about one
Of The population, arc now with,
out food to last them week.
'O@ "Wednesday, the cumm;s&ir,, or.
d"rcd 1000 bushels Of corn to Sumter
Dslric', OF that State, anil nearly every
other District is in l,tlc better condition
han famine
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-27
N'"sH''toWH I"tyf0I]h.

RAISE HrorIsinNs.- New Orleans
J'c"H"ac, lit rcmarking upon tho policy OF
dcyoiinu less attention TO The cu.iivation of
cotton, and mor, to The raising OF rroyi
siun&, says:
H. Ike name &C common sense. let our
liAnunT people grow !c;v owN corn, ana
pAkc their own bread and mcat Dc this
lrs', ant give up the cxplcdcd idea that
cotton IS kins;.' And when home wants
are Snrpiicd, then grow cotton, and the
country will grow ,ichcr.
II the whole South conll be induced to
adept sell sns'"iaing policy hy making
lhs'" own i?",l n"l r.imtnt, and give the
bai"heo q iAcir ;ii,1 10 the culture u cotton
10 ncor'c on D,rth wouli be as rich as we
would soon be -
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-27

w IIEREAS the Plaintiff in this, action
w did on this day flo his Declaration
again Sailing Wefo tho Defendant who la
absent from aud without the limits Of this
State, (as IT Is said,) and having neither
wife or attorney known, upon whom q
copy of tho above Declaration with rule to
plead thereto, may be served: II is thcrc-
foro in pursuance Of the Act Of tho General
Assembly of the Slate in suol, oases mado
and provided, Ordered, that tho Defendant
do plead thereto on or before thc 9Th day
Of October, A D. 1867, or otherwise final
and Acknowledgements will bo then given
and awarded agiiist him. W. ,
s. Is. CLOWNEY, c. C.P. i
Clerks Office,
Winnsboro, S. c., Goth Oct., 1906. Z,
oct 27-1eSm1y sN
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-27
Miscellaneous.


NEW foRK, Feb. 24.,,Thc Bcr'in4 arrived
to day. Tho Parliament Of tbc,North Ger
man Stntes orna!ly opened yesterday. The
Hing oislrussa,, ,mcmbcfs Of Tho royal faui-
ly,nnd Bismarck was present. The King
aai,l he was encirclcd rs no German prince
had been for ages. AL hopo for the future
welfare; Of tho nation now rested on ;sth ho
accomplished fact ofap united Gelmany.
lilo accommodated Turlinmentt to form. a'new
consttutionalunion which would be dcfcn-
slyc in 'o',rsnotor ariil give unity, liberty,
nndpowcr to'the fatlcrlnml.. ~ 3fr - ~
ATLANTA, Fob. 26-rEx ,Govcrnor Brown.
o'deorgia, published in the morning papers
a three, column letter, reviewing tho .siiua,
t'on,and advising tlio people Of Georgia to
accept the terms imposed by tlic bili re.
Gently passed by Cnngress.S 3i"g@ 'dAi 4aFs't
The ropcka Legislature assumes the loss
os caused by ,Princo's'raia.
Tho X'fatkfg, ,cotrcsponGspec from the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-08
TRUST SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
II executed to me by William +. Brady and
I.p, NJ BRADY, his wife, bearing date on the
sd dan of February in the wear 1866, and now
N H., or,i in the Recorders office of Ohio county,
Wi Virginia. in Deed Book 81, page Ga, will
d n puDlic auction. at the front door of the
CONT House Of Ohio county, on SATURDAY, THE
ll,lplY OF OCTOBER next. all that Gel tain tract
d. p,-,rl OF Land lying i'll the counties Of Brooke
.,F ub,n West Virgi. ia. and Un the waters of
Sl,r, rr,rk known a. the Girty Point farm,
obtaining two hundred and thirtyfve acres
moe. or LIS, and bounded rs set forth and de-
- .,.G iu -.A deed OF trust. This land IL under
cultivation. has the usual Improvements, and 1t
,audrrlai.i. il is believed with valuable beds oil
sSal
:, ling - trustee viii convey such title as
b. Vested In lur Nv said deed of trust.
I-rrn, ut sale, Cash, or nj the option oil the
purchaser. one third in hand, aud the balance
N three equal payments, at six, twelve and
r -ar,ru months. with interest from date, with
Decd uf trust To secure the same.
= BRADY. Trustee.
ftrFIlv.. Sept. Il, ls69. s.pl9.td
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-08
Police Court.

Police Court.
In the absence of Judge Good, Mayor
Sweeney presided at the POLICE Court
yesterday morning.
Joseph Brown aud Henry Barnes
(eolored) were arraigned for disturbing
the "just peace and quiet of the city"
1t appeared that on Sunday about noon
q disturbance arose among the colored
population near the corner of Quincy
and Fifth streets. The wife of Mr..
Brown had been in the country several
days-iHdeed, longer than her husband
had given her permission to stay. On
Sunday she returned home. Mrs. Brown
and her husband Joseph, Henry Barnes,
and two or three others, lived
in the same house with the mother, Mrs.
B. When Mrs. Brown met her husband
instead of being rejoiced at her return
to his manly bosom-as all we'll regula-
ted husbands would have been, he com.
menced pouring upon his wife's devoted
head load of abuse that could have
been borne by no living soul. She sud-
denly became spunky-and no wonder.
He accused her of things that she affirm
ed she was innocent of. He declared
that her story of "trip to the country"
was merely a ruse for the purpose OF
engaging in certain things that he,
rs her husband, felt a deep interest in.
The two commenced to quarrel. The
husband asked her if she intended to
''go to the country" again. She said
she did-would go as often as she pleas
ed. The incensed son of Ham then
paced to and fro three times, when he
made toward his wife in desperate
manner, caught her by the right shout
der, and with his right hand-in which
was knife-he made a movement to
"fell her" to the wooden floor beneath;
but the mother Of the wife here
interposed with poker-a hot poker
to save her child, hich she succeeded
in doing, and accidentally the hot poker
came in contact with the husbands
face, burning it considerably. The
brother of the wife, Mr.. Henry Barnes,
hearing the disturbance Che being up
stairs) rushed down stairs aud immedi-
ately sought to separate the combat
ants. which he succeeded in doing.
Both Henry Barnes and Joseph Brown
were arraigned tor disturbance OF the
peace. Joseph, the tender husband,
was fined ten dollars and costs; and the
case against Henry was dismissed. The
affair caused considerable sentiment in
the neighborhood, and great crowd
congregated to learn the cause OF the
tumult. The affair happened about the
time the church people were going,
which swelled the number very mater
tally.
Frederick Beye, for drunkenness aud
disorderly conduct, was fined five dol
lars and costs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-08
Trust Sale.

ny VIRTUE OF : DEED OF TRUST Elk.
II ,,,.;ri L. me 10y Josiah lngersoli aud NATL.
=. Inn. wife. bearing cate ON the 10Th day of
T-p- l.E and now GA record in the Recorder
-. nf Marshall county in Deed Book No. Is.
Vs., as | will sell at the trout door of the
-, House Of Marshall county, At public auc.
,,,, an TT ESDAN, the Doth DAY OF OC.
INFER next. all that piece OF parcel of land ly.
n .gd being in Marshall county, State OF West
T-,.n.l containing nine hundred and seventy.
- sc, three ruOds and eight poles as the
An, !. ,rt forth described and bounded in said
- 81 trust Selling ~ trustee, will convey
mi ,.'r, ~ il vested in ME by said deed Of
.rI,'
..,.f.,.,r onr.third in hand, aud the balance in
't-,.. equal payments, at six, twelve and eigh-
,,,r months. with interest from day OF sale,
,rr, hasrr giving bond with approved security
e. - deferred installments, the title reserved
..n,i pa,yeut. JAS. PAUL.,
,SiiI Trustee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-08

Loyslty.
The Winchester Times states that
during discussion at Liberty, Bedford
county, betweena Radical named Camp
bell. from Wheeling, W. Va, and the
Hon. W. L. Goggan, the latter gentle
man. in abiding to the feeling betwee n
servants and their masters, said:
Al recognize before me three men who
wer, once my property, and If l needed
a friend in trouble, who i know would
stand by me, 1 would call on no one
sooner than that colored man" pointing
10 a colored man in the crowd, who re-
sponded, YOU'RE right bout that, Mars
William"
The Times adds Aud this is the kind
of devotion which would be shown 10y
the neg 70 in nine cases out of ten unin'
fluenced by mean white men of the Rad
ical stripe.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-08
Trust Sale.

~. VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST Exc.
R'.,-5 hv George =. Ross tn me on the 24th
-, ,r,tl,;. \ ID. ls6I, and recorded among
1'' ,,ri1 uf the c-unty of ONO, State of West
Vagina decd book numbered % page TO
-. I'm, S,cenrod House, ON the Cumberland
~ aid county. sell at public auction, the
-, therein mentioned and fully described,
Of household and kitchen furniture
,r, undivided half of thu product Of the
~, Ia ,,,d SIrcnrod House belonging.
:, ,-n, a. Trustee | will convey such title as
vested IN me 100, s.,-
- m. 3Ith of March, 1869, and the residue
.r, Efh Of March. $50, purchaser giving
-.,-. viii approved security for the deferred
-.,I. ALEXANDER BONE,
TN5-.Vu Trustee.