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New-York tribune., 1867-04-11
MI -InIKER, from The Committee 20 recommend DeIo-
.Lf.-.n Inrr IL fLn a

Mr.. CRAIG of Kings sad that while he had individual
pr,iercccs like ohcTp. he should yield 20 be ooncu-
sions arrived al by the Committee IN their report lie
would therefore the adoption o the report, and
upon that motion he called for the previous question.
Upon that tho Yeas and Nays ordered The
call for the prcyions qucsti0rvas lost ~ s5 tsss7.
SIR. MuISPAUGH moved 10 substitute the following
nRmeA for the report Of the Committee! !!
New-York tribune., 1867-04-11

THE "NrANAL RING" FI.oORED-A FULL TickFT NOM
1NATED-ADJoURNMENT SINE DIE.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-28

ident, D. 7. Corbin, and only fourteen NOM
bers answering to their names, it was declared
that quorum Vas not present, aud the Senate
adieurhed. Ss A
Justices Hog aud Villard held asesasiohb Of
the spprems Court tq- Il day; .No business Of
Importance .,.
Judge Bryan held United States District
and, Circuit Court.
Nov, 25.-Senate. Several additional
members appeared, and a. quorum was an:
nounccd.
"a oseph A. Grecn ,swhite, elected in the place
of Randolph, for Orangoburg, and George w.
Barber, colorcd, elected in the place of Rut-
land for Fair6eld1, appeared care and qualified.
Both are Republicans.
"A resolution was offered by Montgomery,
and adopted continuing the organization ,aalii Of
the Senate the same as at the special session,
subject to such changes on the committees as
may bo ordered by the President 5',,'g.'
Messages were interchanged between the
two. Houses in +. ird to their organization and
readiness to proceed to business, and d joint
committee was appointed to wait on the Gov
erhor and notify him that. the General Assem-
bly, was ready to receive any communication he
might have to make.
a resolution to adjourn over until Monday
was agreed to in the Senate, but lost in the
House. Doth Houses agreed to adjourn over
to Friday. 4','-'-
a resolution was offered by Hayno, and
d 81
adopted, fixing Wednesday. next for the con
sideration Of tho chcction of a. Lieutenant G ov-
,ernor. -
swails gave notice Of bill to regulate the
drawing of jurics in Williamsburg County.
HoUsE-F. S. Lowie, member elect from
Lexington. appeared and qualified. 0t 4
On motion Of Brown, of Charleston, the
Office. Of stcnographer was abolished.
,DeLargo called up the bill in reference to
the repeal of the usury laws, but the considc-
ration Of it. was postponed. X.
Turner, Democrat, offered a resolution to nj
low no pay to members during absence, except
on account of severe illness. Lost. Ayes, 9;
nays, 3d.. .sl ss sas.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-28

ARREST OF CONSTABLE HARRIS. IN cssrs
r. V.hG ist and j. w. Caldwell, citizens of
Ncwberry, two quiet and respectable gentle
mon, it will aforementioned were urre>ted by
w. p Harris and two United States soldiers
about eho tiihe Of the killing of Lee Nance
Both arrests were made under aggravatins
circumstances, and as to be shown. without
rightful authority, or just grounds. Mr. G list
at his home, and Mr.. Caldwell on the high
way, the latter being fired upon. After un-
warranted confinement, they were conveyed
to Columbia, and subsequently, baicl On
Wednesday last, the 18th, these gentlemen
each made full and positive affidavits before
Esquire Peterson, of false arrest and i,nprison-
ment at the hands of Harris, upon which he
was arrested and committed to prison to await
hearing. The bitter sometimes gets bit, as is
now shown.-AcscLn1y HeraM.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-28
Book Notices, SC.

e AMERICAN FAaMER.-Wc have received
the November Number Of this valuable Agri-
cultural Monthly. Every Farmer ought to
subscribe to it, Terms, 50 year in advance /;
published BY Worthington u Lewis, Balti-
more, Md @
BURKE's WKEKLEY.-It is hardly ncccss5-
'rys to remind our little readers that Christmas
lis coming they all know thatsquitc, as well. Jas
VIC do We want to tell them, however, that
when they arc looking out for Christmas gifts,
there is no present so cheap or SO valuable as
a years subscription to BurIr's Weekly 50
will insure its visits every week the year
round
The EoLEcIo, for December has been re-
ceived, and contains splendid stool engraving
Of Baron Won Beust, besides articles on: He
knew lie was Right, On Piece of Chalk,
Folk Lore or the Red Man, Lord Brougham,
News from Sirius, Lady Novclists, Phenomena
iof. Earthquakes, Old Girls Poetry, Scincc,
Varieties Terms Single copies, As cents 7;
one copy, one year, S.. Address f. II. Pei
ton, Publisher, 1OS Fulton ST., New York
= ~
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-28

The admission fec to tho New York G Gold
Room was on Saturday increased to s10,Obg,
with q xiews it is said, Of excluding irrespebsi-
bic, partic4ss who come in there simply So
saanblos A 8
1T lis asfact that gentlemen are esbesi1ningEto
adopt tho "beautiful blonde" hair .dye. They
apply it ouly to the .moustache, and, with
black or brown hair, it produces wonderful,
and not unplcasing effect.
= A speci,han chat, to be printcdiin oolors
showing the land, water, height and other
matters Of useful information, it is reported,
has been prepared by the Superintendent Of
the United States Coast Survey Department
The planters. of Mississippi having dis
covered that their soil is. admirably adapted
to the cultivation Of wheat, will turn their
attention to its more extensive cultivation liz
future.
a new sand-grinding machno has been in
troduccd into Cheshire, Mass, by which sand
is ground as fine as flour. 1t is put up! in bar
rcls and sells at s25 per barrel, ard is used
extensively in the manufacture of porcelain
lined kettles 1t SO much resembles -four in
its pu!verized state, that tho. danger is that
people will be trying to use it for the same
purposes, and that grocers will be selling it for
sugar. 4
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-28

at the recent Woman's Suffrage Conven-
tion in Boston, Scu.tor Wilson stated that
under the fourteenth article (thc amcndment)
OF the Constitution of the United States, he
would have no hesitation in voting for an act
of Congress TO give the colored man in every
State the right to vote. Ii added, however.
that as mahy persons did not place this con
struction upon tho fourteenth article, there
would have to bic another amendment submit
ted. In his opinion the constitution could be
so amended that the right Of suffrage in six
or eight months, will be secured to the colorcd
men all over the land.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-28

A SHOCKING GALLONS ScENE.-Rufus B.
Anderson was executed in Austin, Nevada, on
tho 3Oth ult., for the murder Of Noble r. Slo-
cum. The usual crowd surrounded the gal
lows, ui.l the s,sual military force aud atten-
dunt clergyman ha,i been employed. After
prayer on tho platform, the prisoIer calmly
addressed the spectators. Having finished, he
stepped forward to the railing, requested that
the deputy sheriff should puttho moose around
his neck, and shook hands with those on the
platform. Hc then took his position on the
trap, and his hands and feet were bound, and
the moose was slipped over his head md cap
drawn over his face. r
At tho signal the trap fell, and tue wrctchcd
young man lay stretched upon the ground, the
knot having given away. There was a wild
cry and a-rush forward OF the croSd, but the
people were kept back by the guard Andcr-
son was carried on the platform, and the moose
was again adjusted around his neck, and the
trap fell. The knot gave way again, and An
dcrson was prostrated inscnsiblc. He was car
'ricd up the steps of the platform and seated in
n chair, his face wearing the palor of the
grave, from which he had been twice snatchcd.
The rope was adjusted the third time AS the
trap fell he swung free, and after slight mus
cular movement for several minutes all was
over ~ 5a8 ys fa
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-28

MusT STAND SQUARE OR BE SET ASIDE
The Washington correspondent of the Balti
more Gazette writes: ''As soon as the radical
politicians Of the country shall have assembled
here, tremendous pressure will be brought to
bear upon Gen. Grant to force him into full
recognition and endorsement Of their widest
schemes, even before the meeting of the clcc-
toraLcollescs in the several States, and should
he fail to yield to their views, it is openly
threatened to have the electoral vote cast for
Schuyler, Colfax for, President. Gcn. Grant
7lr's become fully aware of the desigaS Armr
him, and he is now absent from this city pre-
pairing himself to meet the issue"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-28
Columbia News.

uSE1es aas 49, sa.5 ,5,s. g.y3ss
asasSNoyEMBER 224.--Ihos 4..- Legislature assem-
9sbledaat Janneys Hall iat twelve o'clock. today,
sae4 The House was called to order by the speak
$ eesrrand disseyenty;sevena members answering to
qatbeir names, it was announced that, q quorum
was present, and that the House was ready to
proceed to. business = \ resignation of Val
-seeatiRe,a apolgsd member from Abbeyillo, was
rssxeaa and accepted, james H, Jones, mombcr
saelaet from llaslboro in place of Stubbs, re-
assigned dsappearedl and qualified, fed i. A coppittop
esswas .ppointed tq wait on the Governor and in,
form him that the House was organized and
receive any communication hp might
be pleased to make ..s,s
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-28

a Washington telegram reports the follow
ing: It has leaked out that Thurlow Weed
and Henry j. Raymond aro busy ncgotiatin.
for what remains Of the old Intclliycuccr, with
view to making it Grants organ Weed is
to reside here and have charge Of it, while
Raymond contributes from New York. For
ney's Chronicle and the Intelligcnccr arc both
for sale. 1t is understood that Gorham, Secre-
tary of the Senate wants to purchase the
Chronicle.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-28

AS Iowa and Minnesota, Two States in
which there are very few colored men, have
voted to give them the elective franchise, and
Missouri, which contains larger number, has
refused to confer upon them that privilege a
citizen of Missouri suggest to one of the
Washington journals that cmigrant aid socie-
ties should be formed, after the "blecdn-
Kansas pattern, to enable the freedmen of
Missouri to cmigrate to Iowa and Minnesota,
where they can enjoy liberty" and possess
their "right Of manhood"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-28
The State of South Carolina.
.ORANGEBUKG COUNTY.
IN EQUITY.

NETmEnEAs, Thnd. C. Andrews, Judge of Pro-
w hntc for said County, hath filed his petition
in this Court for the purpose of Establishing the
Fsrncr Existence, Contents and Loss of n certain
Mortgage given in January, 1861, by Daniel shultr
to tic Ordinary of said County, to secure the sum
Tract of Land in st. Matthews Parish in said
Comfy, bounded by lands of Daniel of Weeks.
George H. Snl, and g. S. 'H,ngerpiller. the. suiil
Morga being Of the same On motion of Mr.
W. d. DcTrcville for the petitioner, it Is ordered
That al persons interested in the sumo be and ap-
pear before me at my ci:cc Saturday The 2Sa
day OF -January.A. discs. to rv..;.cy trs!iuony
or crosscSamnc witnesses rrouc d by l,c Petition
er if hey desire so TODD - -. 3sipai,sSi I'll
Given under my hand au,l seal of Office this the
2:;d 'lny Of November. A.. D. 1865 '.tA" - Sf'A
GEO. ,BOLlvER, Clerk C. C..P.,c,,
nov 2S-td and Commissioner in Equity
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-28
Speaking sof Gov. SCOTS recent vistssto
New York, the, Times saws: &

speakingsof Gov SCOTS recent visitsSto
New York, the lsales says:
Gov. Scott South Carolina, was IS in this gths
city day orstwaago, on business connected
with the interestso the Palmetto State. He
represents the popditionsof atfairsgins South:
Carolina at thisStme as very promising. The
State is profoundly peaceful and it appears to
divide the credit with North Carolina of being
the most orderly Of all the Southern States
The colored people are becoming more and
more industrious, and are showing themselves
better adapted to the new condition of things
There is promise OF something being idone3to
advance tho railroad interests of the State.
ahdfother projects of internal Improvement arc
under discussion. The leading Democrats of
the State accept the fact of the late election in
q proper spirit, and express willingness to
labor heartily in the direction of peace and
concord While in Wall street, attending to
certain moncycd necessities Of, the State, Gov
Scott pnsscd 5round an open letter, signed by
Wade Hampton aud other representative
South Carolinians giving thcif views Of the
prospects ofthe State, and tho feelings enter
taincd by the white population. Gov Scott
is hopeful of the future, and gives good grounds
for the hopes he expresses.
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John ID. Stroman

$. NJ. Kemmerlin p
undcra dccreta order made by the Court of
Equity, in the above stated case, will Sell before
the Cohrt House In orahgeburg,fo on Monday, De-
ccmher 7th, 1868, EH
All the right, title and estate of Samuel NJ. KEN
merlin in and to tract of land situate in Orange.
burg District, OH. Penn Branch, waters of Edisto
Rivcrs containing two hundred and ninety acres
more Or less, bo ihlcd north lands OF Mct.s and
estate Of N.Byrd south on lands of South Caro-
liha Ra.road Company, southeast on lands of F.. w.
Fmirey, noftlas on lahs Of estate OF " b. Nfetts
aTerms+c0nsrhalf cash; the balance OH a credit of
one year, secured by bonl, with interest from ,lay
of. SALE and mortgage containing d toscfnant for
ifcsele on cafhof the ybo4d; LA .,isaox
'97fi iornnissiohcr's Office. 1uNYD'v MisgN,+ s
9rangeburg G'dIs, ,s.s $ Saitaace E,Gonpissjesss
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ITIE.IsERS HOUSE. ~
No.2Sf King gS,rcci J, tIm tl,c lend,

CHARLESTON, SO. Ca: A
" This Popular f:sfabl;sh-
mems has jus; been Rcfttrl anil itonmis.o,l stlas
now prepared for Tho accommodation OF the Tray.
cling Public Centrally locatctls aud within three
minutes walk ofthc principal establishments of
Meeting, King and lIaync Streets, and, only af v
yards distant from the line OF the City Railway.
which runs to- both th'ls of the city,. It possesses
business. Transient Board 81 per day Special
arraiigcnenis inadc for pcrman cnt Board Of inaivi
unls or families on tho most reasonable .ernlA u !
81 6,n
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-28

A sporting Quaker puts his bet thus
"Fricnd Edward, thee thinks thy horse faster
than mine. / value my opinion at twenty
dollars. Now, if thee values thy opinion at
the same rate, VIC will put the money together
and ask our horses what they think about it,
and leave the conclusion to them"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-28
KS tl.e l,:.trict a.our. of tl,s. glnitcsi

= tsic i,istrict Court of tl,e United
u STATE,S--fnr he DiNfi,c! Of Sbn,h Cneui.n,--
Oriohcr Term lStS.-hn Mc Vaitcr nf Mid,,on r.
uay. Bonhrnpt-i'rfiiio" jor FitN anil Fndf Li.-
charge "a Ec"hs7ptey. Orlergl that ,bcariug be
had on the i;h day of january 1861 a, fc,icr.l
Court lI"ass in Charleston 81 G.; hnlIthh, All
Creditors &c,pf Said Bank rnpt appear said iimc
md place. al, sl,swce,lsc. If any hcS can why
The prayer Of the petitioner sntlIIibt Ic granted
And that'hc 2d and 8l Meet Yf trarlito.t nj said
bankrupt viii be hc!dat the office; Of X. T. carpen-
ter, Es ltrgis;cr Of Second Cung Dis. ric, g. c.
on the .l day of Iamnar ry. i3SG ,i.l. NJ. lyisu y,
by order OF the Court, the 18th tlny Of Noy. 1858
DAN'L ITORI.BECk CIcr,, -
e of-the District Court Of ,,ci U. 81. tar;S 7e.;
.nDv..S .,
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TIE ORANGEBURG NEWS. B
(. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER as, 1868.

pssse zoe rescroe 70 olrselces tae def
NiAg our o,oa political position. I means Of os,,
sslsorias coltas, zoe soiR Be pleased to publish
coftrt6aesoas ion, orr sllotoscitssens upon The
grnoe questions ,rhtch noto dgitate tte pubic
s's,nd, aseir oinio,,s coincide Nth cars
o,s not. a dist,sct newspaper, acc consider,
should be an iaties Of Tie Ddrious shades d5q,opl
sentiment ii, te section of country IN sc1sac1
e csycs.lates Our columns are open therefore,
tot any iS,s properly ,o,1tten, accom-
pdnsed fSspoass6l 6le s,dn,e, not personal IN,
thesr CHARACTER, nor absolutely ii,ious IN Their.
ts,aAs,sy Is .o .-..
READING MATTER ON EVERY. PAGG.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-28

1t is suggested that the reorganization of
the local Agricultural Societies throughout
tho State, would be of ncalculablo benefit to
to the farming interests ut this time Before
the war, these organizations did much to
stimulate industry and devclope the resources
of the country, both mcchaniqsSAd agrcu-
tural We should not be beih!$tp our sis,cr
Southern States, who were severe, if not equal
sufferers, in the late conflict Let us drop
politics for while, at least, and bend our
energies to tile task of bcttering our financial
condition. ai h:peHa III.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-28
4 UCTION SALE or .''
Household and Kitchen Furniture

IA Household and Kitchen Furniture.
BY v. d. v. JAMISON & SON. f} I
We will sell at the Residence of the Rev. A. T..
Dickson on Saturday the 2atl, November, 1868. n
variety of Household and Kitchen Furniture !
Terms cash. and tho articles to be removed on
day of sdlt iart'f nov Dot
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Com o1ler' S Sales.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
OR.ANGEBURG DIsTRICr.
V. d. V. Jamison, Com'r
J 9-f Bill to a
Z Foreclose
J and for Relief.

vs. Forcclose
w. 3 dudley CT. nj and for Relief.
In pursuance of an order made by tho Court Of
Equity i'll the above stated case, will sell before
the Court House in 0rangeburg on Monday, Dcccm-
bcr 7th, 1868.
tract of land situate in the Forks of the Edi-
stos in Ornngeburg District and State aforesaid.
tanning seven hundred 900 acres more or less,
and bounded by lands Of estate s. Beach, d. Louis,
liarpin Riggs. Lewis WisseDhxss iabricl II. Sum
mers, Calvin Hayden and Ssalley. d
Terms -Ono-half cash. 60 on a credit Of
one year, secured by bond W4sx7htcrcgt from date
and mortgage Of tho property, containing cove,
nnnt FOR resale in case of breach OF the condition
of the bond. i9fsysa IS NtiU EesE7 lss {
Purchasers sasg1ey for papers aud stamps, ,.o
COMMISSIONS Y. D. Y. JAMESON, :" +
= OrangeburgWsM., CousRzsAsnner
Nov. II, 1868. j <
John d. Stroman 4
8. NJ Kemmcrln y
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-28
Stephen Riley, the colored man who was so

Stephen Riley, the coored man who was so
bitterly denounced and prosecuted by his
brethren, for voting the Democratic ticket,
has been presented with purse of s631 by
the white citizens Of Charleston. Riley, in
receiving the letter, said that he only
did what he believed was right. He was
not afraid to do his duty at all times and
under all circumstances, and lie would mover
forget the Kindness with which he had been
ltreated-a kindncs far greater than anything
he had done could have deserved '''- 2
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-28

1t is suggested chat the women Of the
country take vote upon the question whether
or or not not they desire suffrage and if that be de-
eidod in the affirmative, it will be time enough
to aesitatc it, 80
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-28

i The Supreme RENE Court of Florida convened
yesterday to try the case between tho two Gov
crnors. Nothing important transpircd,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-28
Attention Young America.

VOU ARE HEREBY ORDERED TO ATTEND
il your Regular Parade io-duy ut 4 o clock T.. NJ.
Also S".r regular. Monthly .Meesing.ou next Wcd-
ncsday Evenipg. @ # Sj n; fS
by order Of the President. y 70
S. ii SiDNOR, S
nov 26-lt (SEf Secretary PRO. Tem.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-02-21
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

Extensive floods are prevailing
in the West, and several railroad
bridges have been swept away.
A bill has passed Congress au-
thorizing a submerged tubular
bridge across the Mississippi, at
st. Louis.
A great portion of Chicago is in.
undated. Nearly seven thousand
persons are rendered homeless.
Even that Radical partisan jour
nal the New York Herald, is down
upon the impeachment party for
calling upon the notorius Baker as
a witness.
Feb. ia resolution is to be
offered in the House tomorrow re-
curing the Wentworth Committee
70 inquire who of the members of
the House have been, during the
present session, in an unfit condi-
ton, by reason Of alcoholic imbibI-
tions, to perform the official duties
Also, what members have threa-
tened and intimated others who
were endeavoring to bring about
a reconciliation between the exc
cutive and legislative branches OF
the Government.
Gold closed yesterday evening,
at 1876 SIS.
General Orland Smith, doubtless
would make a good Governor; but
his hair is not crisp enough to get
the Republican nomination.
The remaining portion ofTable
Rock, at Niagara Falls, fell Tues
day, fortunately there being at this
season no one on it.
The bill to. prevent the further
contraction Of greenbacks does not
stand any chance of passing this
session.
1t is probable the President, in
case the Senate rejects the nomi
nation of Mr. Bogy, will send in the
name of General VIM. Webb, Of
Wisconsin, as Commissioner of In
dian Affairs.
The chances are in favor of the
passage of the Bankrupt bill.
The friends of Colorado are con
fdent theii State bill will pass owe.
the Presidents veto.
Philadelphia will have the Ma
vy-yard for iron clads.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-02-21
Railroad Meeting.

Ion last Friday evening, a large
and enthusiastic meeting was held
at the Court House, to adopt ways
and means to secure a continue
ton of the S. & Ii. V. branch Of
the NJ. 4 G. r. Il. TO Macarthur,
George Lantz, ESQ, was called
TO the Chair and j, 5, Hawk, Esq,
appointed Secretary.
After several speeches from Hon.
JP. Plyley, A. Mayo, j. S. Hawk,
II. G. Jones, J. j. Mcdowell and
others, the meeting appointed a
committee of five to meet the Di-
rectors OF the NJ. & 9. Il. r. at
CAillicotbe, yesterday, the Goth
INST. We have not, on going to
press, the result of this conference.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-02-21
Aeip Adrertisenlents.
Administrators Sale of Real Es-
tate, by order of Probate Court
of Xinf0n C0unty OhiO.

tdtt, ny OTucF vi ITODdtC SOuIU
of VintOn County, Ohio.
Patrick Henry Quinn, administrator of the
estate of Michael Daugherty, decd, vs.. Mary
Daugherty ct al. Iu Vinton Probate Court.
Petition to sell land.
TN pursuance Of an order of the Probate Court
i Of Vinton county, Ohio. granted on the 9Th
day of February, a. d. 1857 I will offsi for sale
a. public auction, on
Monday, March 18Th, A. d. 1857,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock q. NJ. and o.
clock p. m. of said day, upon the premises, in
the township of Wilkesville, the following des-
cribed real estate, situate in the county Of Vim
ton and State Of Ohio, to wit: The west half
of the southwest quarter of Sestion No. Five
(5), Township No. Eight, (s) Range No. Six
teen i6), containing seventy-four acres. Also,
thirty four acres off of the east half Of the
south Q lst quarter Of Section No. Six (8), TT.
No. Eight, (s), Range No. Sixteen (l6), in the
county Of Vinton end State of Ohio, containing
thirty-four acres. Appraised at $75s.OO.
Terms of sale-One-third cash in hand, one
third in elk months, and the remaining one
third in twelve months, from the day Of sale
with interest; deferred payments secured by
mortgage upon the premises sold.
PATRICK HENRY QUINN,
Admir- Of Michael Daugh erty, dec'd.
Bratton h Mayo, sttys. Feb2l-w4