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Establlshed ~ fSOO.-The Metropslitau Job
Printing Eslabtshmsnt 81 Nassau street
Fine Gold Enrrings and Pins, New Styioa,
for sae By GEO c. ALLEN els Broadway. door bsioW
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1T KILLS INSTANTIY.
Cotroschrs heas bugs and every Kind of ngrct
are troublesome during tall mouths. Yhey
Killed bv this remark able powder poison
eus 40 us WORK. single Is hsA
otfes --- -
Tee keeps verfnn from dsvoasting ~sr eggs, snd
thus prevents nett years. crop Re sirs ~. Lyoa
the original and true insect dsatroyng powder pewars
q limitations. see the signature Of +. LyoN ns.<
sold by all druggists.
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Neither the - Girl or the Period.' nor tis
"fri.ky maroo," VII, hsvs znyhiag 10 say 10 the VI
bad hat Sc adnionised, the AZ 10 beat efs
See "kkOx al hts Hat emporium si2 Brosdssy snf pr
csse . "ule' OF Ma present dsy.
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WIZ, Toupees and Ornn has.1 , SeI
kJkS, 10 dead street.
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Ms..r.. 8. N. PestcnsiII 4 ca. and 'Ie,.r..


!. vIENNOr Co., world eide known sfsertsing houars
and the hrm OF Messs Jno Henry 90, succsssots t.
Demaa Barnes Co.. the eslensve dealers medicines
In the United States, will ,ouch u
alta NJ
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Tho Famous Cornsr-By Nns-nn street
corner futon TIE Metropolitan Job Prians nssAosano
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W.T. that unIess the FI.U1D EXTRACT DTrHU hal gwen
satisfaction 10 from three 10 four Of tue consumers -
oculd not possibly have made success. matter hDs
great the energy or am bunt 0f money expended.
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san Francisco Shattered BY IN Earthquake
Yesterday MoPniug-Immenso Damage
DOne-TinHe, Length and Direction Of tho
Shocks-Colamns Of Water Shot Up Ont OF
the Streets.
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MEXICO.

Tho Missies Of General Rosccrans-A Badsos
az crimes-Indepcndenco Day-pcath Of a
Bsitim0reau-A Chinese Doctor Charged
with Murder by Maipracticc-Navai New.
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III. II. lIri,nhNlfl


". r. Hr,,nbo,d
hs important basss they have ample opporauiy u
testing she in'e'Ieence OF the co,nauaiy.
II. r. HeIuboId's
% merits 81 s1 ms %
these same persons would here great
depce bad tho merit Of articles Inspired nae to do 40
xhrr. had laborsd assidaoasy Tor period q q
many o. whom rcmen,ber me from ny starting pon,
great number ere nov residents o. The METROPOLIS; Tno,
make. -
Bachelors Hair Dye.--Th- Best in tho
World The only perfect dye harmless able nssntans
C-i-tnaore's Unrivniled Hair Dye..-eeId and
applied 1T No sAstor House Mandatory ~ Maiden ans
Germs, Bunioos, ENLARGED Joints and al
diseases OF The Zoe. cured BY Dr. zACHARiE soBroadw
ErrinS buf NobIe.-seIf Help for Young Mes,
Who having erred desire better msnhocd Sent IN seaeA
po:ssss Xds:.. PSnsn.Sros, boz r. PSisdsiDSi., 2.
Essabllsscd II fsOO.-The Metrspslitas JsS
Printing Estsslshmsns 81 Nassau street
Fine Gold Earrins. and Pins, New styiea,
for s.e By GEO C. ALLES els Broadway. one door oslo~
"
Fine Geld sleeve s Bst.sn. -: and ss.a., Ns~
below Canal street.
Generous OHer.-we Undcr-tanA that rho
Discount 20 per osns from the bills o. ten sodsrs d.s6
.sossc ys The prs.s VII cIssrfay s,vs publicity
above oner BY copying
Gas Fixtures (Scw StyIcsl at RetaiI.-Oh
fashioned thsndsii-r. rccsivcd n erchsnge s.nsc,oy
ss, ~''''''' NOS A' '0u'sa { c1kr f Co 20
Hip- Hair Dye, 80 Ccnss.--Bl.ck, Broww,
n rol
sold by all druggists
Lyons MAGNETIC Gnsect Powder.
1T KILLS INSTANTLY
are most ,roaeissome Turing months. Ss.y =.
Killed b, TIT. remarkable powder poi.oa
Jus KILLED PECK OF cocxRoAcHEs.
Usc now Keeps vermn from dsposi,ing ,sr eggs. sod
thus pIs,sn. ne.s years crop Bs sirs yoa Lyoa.
q ia aasSa. See Che signature &C 4 IySS g. us a..s
Me..rv. =. M. PettcrsiII & Ga. and rres--s.
snS sns % M Ss -e sns sds ssSw ,
Demas Bsrne: CO.. the si silensve dealers IN medicine,
statement Of
10 w.t. ,hs. unss. the fi.uiD IxTRAcr BucnU hal gwen
satisfaction 70 from three ourhhs Of tue consumers -
great the energy or am oun' OF money erpsnded.
ii.ss %s.rgo vim .r. ssy,ss q .sy . Ii, ' '
wears bad hat ee saonIs,e ,het % yeur hes ses,
csse "ule' OF shs present dsy.
Rurertps. Aromatic Pulish, f1r Oiled or Voi-
shed fmuitrfe, gilt rauAes, marble snd mutation WOODS
fragrant and brilliant yer BY druggists, gocers
frice 50 cents per bottle whOesas depJ
~ Pearl Srse New FORK
StammerinG Cured by Hates Patent Arrit-
For descriptive pamphlet address Simpson - W.
! b,9ss New York Post oacs.
Tho Famous Cornsr-By Nns-sn stree,
E,lsn The Metropolitan Jos rrnns HssA'''a"'"s
An IA
VIA, Tsupees and Ornn a,1ntsi =, 81 Pa
ausil liar DYE and HAIR Dyess all ooers Al haiGa@
kJkS, 10 dead street
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permission. He will be obliged, for controver
sy sake, to change his own name, since 1t IS
borne by son publicly accused OF swindling,
and of malversations in the affair. Mlres
caused it to be affixed with ignominy to tue
walls of Versailles. He then proceeds TO 'aun1
NJ. Baroche for having arrested ali the "oriu
except his son. This appears to have LED TO q
challenge from NJ. Ernest Baroche, the Minis
ter's son, aad the gentleman alluded 10. LUG
duel was with swords. It took place on Dulcn
territory and lasted no less than thirteen MIN
utes. NJ. Ernest Baroche received three
wounds, one on the thigh, another on tue
breast and q third in the side. NJ. Henri
Rochefort was slightly wounded on the right
arm. The witnesses Of the latter were Messrs
Charles and Francois Victor Hugo, the two
sons OF the inustrious poet; those Of NJ. Ernest
Baroche were NJ. Adolph Bclot and an officer
of whose name we are ignorant. DR.. Lausse
was present at the duel, and attended to the
wounded gentlemen.
The New York Evening Mail says: Zone
Of the cur;osties Of Printing House Squareis
the huge engine which runs the Mail press as
well as many others. This is owned bya trm
in Spruce-street, between William and Nassau
and occupies the basement Of the building.
There is large one hundred and fifty horse
power engine which run during the day, and
o seyenty-fve horsepower which relieves 1t at
night. From this shaiting and belting dlstrl-
butte the power in every direction. One smart
runs across Frankfort-street, supplying the Mai
aud other Offices. Another crosses William
street and runs the six cylinder presses which
print the three hundred thousand copies OF the
Ledger in its beautiful press room. Another
shaft crosses Spruce-street, runs through and
across Beekman, and even supplies presses In
Ann-street. Altogether this engine supplies
over one hundred and twenty-five presses, each
being estimated and charged SO much Tor horse
power according to The estimates. IL runs
three-auarters OF q mile of main shaftlnG. be-
sides mile or more of connecting shafts, and
as much betting. One of these belts IAN India
rubber one), one hundred and twenty feet long,
connects fsth-story press-room on Nassau
street with the main shafting on Spruce, across
the intervening yards, and another leather one
on Beekman-street, one hundred and forty feet
long, perfectly perpendicular, connects the
sub cellar and attic. This engine prints all
McLauchlin's toy books, runs the immense
establishment Of Bradstrcet and j. N. Oliver,
besides many other job printers, hocpsklrt
mandatory, and several binceries, and prints
nearly fifty papers, besides magazines ana
books innumerablc; among them the Mail, the
Independent, the Dispatch, the Leader, Star,
Examiner and Chronicle, Observer, Courier,
Clipper, Wilkes Spirit, Turf, Field and Farm,
Police Gazette, La Crosse Democrat, Ledger,
New York Weekly, Literary Album, Sunday
Times, New York Democrat, Commonwealth,
Scottish American, Freeman's Journal, Tablet,
Emerald, Irish People, Irish American, etc.
Truly, power in the world.
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CHI "a r IS ON
THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER Is, 1868.
Far President ..... .HONATIO SEYMOUR
ror v;c,. President. FRANCIS p. BLAIR.
Nil Desperandum.

The result of the elections in Indiana,
PENNSYLVANIA and Ohio is grave disap-
pointment; but neither Radical victories
now, nor the possible election Of GRANT IN
November, should cause our people to aban-
don their struggle with difficulty and mis-
fortune. They have hitherto maintained o
firm front under doubts and troubles with
out number; aud .hey must not now fold
their arns and cry that all is lost.
For this State, as for all the Southern
States there is higher low thauthat popu-
lar creed which makes riches and prosperity
depend on the election of Democrat or Rad
ical. The election of Mr.. SEYMOUR would
not, in a moment, lift the country out of
the depths, close the wounds of war, and
change the fields made desolate into smiling
towns and villages. Upon our own energy
and constancy would still depend the meas
ure of cur success. A Democratic triumph
would give assurance of o helping band
and moral aid to our people; but it would
be fraught with danger if it lessened our
fortitude aud relaxed our industry. The
election of GRANT, on the other hand, could
not destroy us. It would make our task
harder and moro painful; but all the gods
in the Radical Pantheon cannot keep US in
the dust, if We firmly resolve to be stout OF
c>1 fha Il aform I'M
tion to work out the redemption of this
stricken Southern land.
Even though our negro government should
eeem to be permanently fastened upon US,
we know the white people of the South;
we know the resources of our State; we
know the weakness and dependence of the
freedman; and knowing these things, we feel
that if we are true to ourselves, and do not
fritter away our time in talk, it is simply
impossible that the black man should con-
tinue to hold the reins of government, or
that this State and this city should be long
prevented frcm growing rich in all the ele-
ments of substantial and lasting prosperity.
This may seem unreasoning faith; but it is
faith with works, and the root Of that faith
is confidence in the white race, and in the
unaagging persistenay of our people.
Had the Democrats carried the October
elections, no one would have doubted the
coming of better days. As it is, there is
still room for manly confidence. This is
our country, the country in which we all
must live, and with which or fate is linked
for veal or woe. The enduring record of
an unsullied past, and ON intelligent appre-
citation of the means to prosperous future,
alike forbid our people to despair.
We can yet rule the State as it was ruled
of old-by intelligence and worth. We can
yet make the country overflow with pros
perity and rich in the elements of great
ness. We can yet retrieve our every dis
aster, and make bright our darkened page
with the gliding of hope and promise. This
we can do, let November bring what it may.
Shall it not be done
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Bu1Wcr.

MISCELLANEOUS PROSE WoRKs. By Edward
Bulwer. Lord Lytton. In two volumes. New
York Harper i Brothers. 1868. Charles.
ton: Holmes Book House.
ByLwER impresses the reader with the
idea that his fame has been won by hard
work. In his first literary production of
any merit-a poem in 1926, on sculpture
he symbolized his literary life. His studio
has always been throDged with models
standing thick around the half formed
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MsSisal COLLEGE.
NI L DIG A l. &C l. L 4 e L
Nl OF The
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,



THE LECTURES IN THIS INSTITUTION WILL
be resumed on MONDAY, The I'd ofNovember 1868.
and continued until the first saturday in March,
1869 CLINICAL LIZ CTUREs will be delivered dur.
ing thu Session at the City Hospitals BY the Pro!es
ors CT Practice of Medicine, Obstetrics and Surgery
to which the Students will tie admitted FREQ of
charge Expens s for the Courses Naturalization Fee,
pail once s5 Entire Course OF Lectures S05; Tics-
ct for Dissection, $40; Graduation Fee, SO.
FACULTY:
j. E EOLBRCOK, ~. D., Emeritus Professor OF
Anatomy.
E. GEDDINGS NJ D., Professor Of the Institutes aud
Practice OF Medicine.
G. u. SHEPARD. N. D., Professor of Chemistry.
X. A. KINLUCH, N. D., Professor OF surgery.
T. II. ROBER son, NJ. D., Professor OF Obstetrics
and Diseases OF Women and Children.
J.P. CHAZAL, N. D Professor of General Patholo-
gy. Pathological Anatomy and Hygiene.
MIDDLETON MICHEL, NJ. D., Professor of General
ANATOMY and Physiology
GEO. E. TRtsCOrT, NJ D., Professor of Mater!a
Mcdica and Therapeutics.
F. L. PARKER, II. D., DeDonssrator Of Anatomy
and Lecturer on Anatomy
". II. BAILEY, u. D.. As istant Demonstration Of
Anatomy. +. VI. ROBERTSON NJ. D.,
October thtus3 DC Dean CT the Faculty.
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WE. THE UNDERSIGNED. HAZE RECEIVED.
and receiving. by every steamer large invoices OF
the CHEAPEST FALL GOODS which have ever been
offered in this market City cs well as country buy
ers caa from fifteen to twenty-five per cent by
buying their Goods from the above icm.
lot OF Dress Goods, from 20 to 25 cents rer yard
Best Irish Popllns, from 80 to 90 cents per gard
talicocs, at ~, 121s and Is cents per yard lbest
Bamoril Skirts, from 81 25 up
81 White Table Damask, ouly 81 per yard
Brown Linen Damask only g. cents PEI ard
Worsled Table Cloths, from 81 25 up
Linen Towels from Is cents up
large assortment OF White aud CcioreL flannel, ut
very low prices
500 pair OF Blankets bought twsntyae Ec- cent. be-
low cost, will be sold from 80 I'D
Co!ored Quilts. from 81 IS TO 81
White Marseiles Quilts, 1Oi. Ill, 19!, from = 50
81
Ladies' English Hose, without sean,s. t-o:n 81 10 SO
cents
Jears from 90 to 25 cents ibcs.l
Sati- -ets. from 90 10 15 cents
la:s- qant!.y OF the lacst style OF cass:Ies, from
81 to 81 50
Ladies' Black Droadc!o.h, from - to $3.50
aiiey OF shaw at 80, 81 80, S3 s. So 81 and IS
DrowD and White shirIina. at 10. l2. and 10 cents
Also, fine braache. CT. White SLirt;as u: very Low
prceS : =. .,,-,.,.
German Hose, from 10 cents up
Gents Socks, from 10 up tn so cents
I he best French Corsets, f.om IS cents e 81
The latest style Of Felt I'd Straw Hats
Trimmings, Buttons, Ribbons. &C. .. tn: loves. cash
prices.
H55~Eemember the CHEAP STORE, at t.,
CORNER OF CALHOUN AND KING STREETS.
WE ALSO NOTIFY OUR iRONS AND 1RE
public in general that we have bui an addition 20
our store, exclusively for BOOTS, SHOE, HATS.
Trunks Gc which will be sold q, rhe lowest cash
prizes.
Call aud examine onr Stock.
s1 ENTRANCE IN CALdOCS.SIREET.
FURcHGUTT Il BRO,
No. 49, KING.STREET.
| Septembe Il 3mo
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GDnlaiiDnal.

- - - :,
DHUTOGR RAPTl AND PORCELAIN "
i PAINTING.-Miss HATCH has the pleasure
of forming her many friends and trons Il at she
has resumed the labors OF her profession and will
plea sed to them at her Rooms over the store No.
29T KING.STkEET October -
MFRS. HUPSOX PINCkaET WILL. RE-
Ill SUME- the Exercises OF her SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG L,DIES on Monday, October 8, ct No 50
HASEL-STREET.
Instruction given in the French and German Lam
gIaees by the best Professors.
September 81 limo
NIGHT SCuCDL: NIGHT SClIUOLt
No. 50 WrNTWORI b STREET, LECTURE ROOM
OF EiGIISH LU1 IIERAN CHURCH.
TE1uE HOURS FOR The EXERCISES In ARITH-
l. METIC, WEIIlEG, READING GtHMAN aud
EEGIISh GRAMMAR are from to O'Clock P. ~.
IcrDs-S? per mouth IL advance.
Book-keep;ag charged extra.
Decembcro G. H. BERGMAN.
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For Sale.

--' . =
TOR SALE SASH, DOOR AND BLIND
FACTORY, with woodworth Flaming Machine,
situated at the corlcr Of Beeulain and RutlcdGe
streets. lease @: the premises can be obtained on
favorable terms Tie Machinery consists o.:
wOODWORrE pLASER
Turning Machine
Sash Moulding Ma hines
Power Aicrtice Machine
l Stat Machine
Turning Lathe
pair A,bors AID Pueys
Foot Mor.icc Machines
AItre Machine
BORING Machine.
With Betting &C.,
All ready for immediate use. ten horse En9ine
included in the le-se OF the premises.
10 any enc desirous Of continuing the business a
favorable opportunity is Offered.
Apply on the premises TO SALJtS ROi BE, or
to WILLIAM G. WHILDEN & co.
October ;hm4 No. 137 Mectingstreet.
NOR SALE, OLD SENSPAPERS, ~
n ri,.er lrnlra1. AODlr
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Gailurina.

TY1AILOKIN .-JHO. KCGEEIMER
L respectfully informs his friends and customers
that he nas lust returned from New York with full
assortmcn- Of CLOTHS. fASSIMERtS and VEST
IN(iS for FALL :nc winter wear
He has also supply OF the celebrated STAR
SHIRTS. and general assortment OF Gentlemen 8
Furnishing g oods.
lie invites call AMI :n.pec;ion CT his Stock .. his
establishment,
No. Ill KING STREET, WEST SIDE,
Three doord north Of Queen.
September q 4tuihso
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D6erbing.
AemDpaG.

- %. .
rIPUKT ANT SOTIC |!
REMOVAL OF
TON 81 Z Ms q 4 4 4 r +,
TO THE SPACIOUS AND HANDSOMELY FITTED
UP STORE,
No. 229 king-strect,
Two dOo.s north OF Market-sireat'
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LIQUORS! LIQUORS!

GREAT REDUCTION JUST MADE.
JJAvING MADE ARRANGEMENTS WITH SOME
II OF the best importing houses of New York
and Philadelphia, we are now enaLled to offer our
stock of WHISKEY, Brandy, Port, Madeira, ..erry
and Claret Wines, Pure Holland Gin, London Porter
and Scotch A:e Souton's Bitters &C., at greatly re-
luced prlc"s.
Parties in want of any OF the above articles. would
do well to give us call before purchasing elsewhere.
Quick Sales and Small Profits is our motto
BYkNE 4 FOGAR1Y,
No. 452 KIng-sIreet, corner John.s'reet,
Charleston, S. C.
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DUNDEE BAGGiNG. Sc.
FRENCH AND CATANBA

FRENCH AND CATAWBA
BRANDY, &c.
C.4 BRANDY
i0-4 casks Holland a;r and Scotch Whiskey
80 bbs. Cabinet. Nectar and other Whiskeys
10 bbs jan aica and ST. Croix Run
SO quarter casks Madeira, Sherry, Port and Malaga
Wines
100 cases Rhcnish. Claret and Sautern Wines
so cases Bitters Russ aud other kinds
so cases Champagne, imported and imitation
100 ". Cigars OF different grades
800 lbs. Durham Smoking Tobacco
50 boxes Chewing Tobacco
80 casks Bottled Ale and Porter
500n DemJohns OF every size
100 hampers Wine Bottles.
For sale low by CLACIUS WITTE,
October 8 Titus No. Sc East Bay.
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Wants.

WANTED, IN A RESPECTABLE PRI.
w VATE family, two or three comfortable
ROOMS, with rent moderate; north OF Galhouu.st
preferred Address ROOMS through Postoffce.
OctobeT Is 2s
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Go Afnt.

ITO RENT. THAT DESIRABLE STORE
AMI UPPER PART Of No. 2Ul K'ng.srees. with
Counters and Gas Fixtures complete. formerly oc.
cupied as q Dry Goods store. Apply CORNER OF
KING AND PRINCESS STREETS.
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NOR SALE, OLD NEWSPAPERS. ~
T. any quantity, price 70 cents Per hundred. anpl'
ot the (jlice of the D DA!LY MEMS February u
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D DEMOVAL.-DE. FRANCIS l.. PAR
A kER has removed his Office from No. 7o
Drcad-strcet to No. u HASGL-STREET, two doors
east Of the Possodice Juy2t
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IrIPLOYMENT OFFICE.-SERVAN
e can be obtained by appl'catlo to The "UNiON
Ii ME, from til IL O'Clock daily.
Servants eau also find places by application to the
same place, at the same hours Inquire for the Ma
tron, corIer Church and Chalmers stieet
June 10
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WANTED, BY A GENTLEMAN FROM
w the up-couury, situation as CLERK in
either Wholesale or Retail Grocery store; is ex-
pcrienced in the business. and can influence trade
Best of references given. Address CLERK, through
Charleston Postofice South Carolina.
September IL
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mo RENT, A HOUSE on EAST BAY,
next to the corner of Society-street, containing
Amply on MARsHALL'S WHARF, east end of Cal
honn.street stuth September &c
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-12-29
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

In accordance with decree obtained nj Fall Torn.
of Mecklenburg Superior Court, will sell at tho
Public Square in Charlotte, on Saturday the l6,b
day of January, 1869,
One Tract of Land on the Catawba River. contain
ing 240 acres, joining A. b. Davidson and Andrew
Henderson.
One Tract known the Jane Barry place con-
tanning 800 acres, joining A. Il. Davidson Andrew
Barry and others
One Tract containing SO acres joining David Allen
and DR.. VIM Davidson
One Tract known r. ID. Montieths home place
containing 800 acres joining J. n. Patterson, Dr. L
Wilson and others.
One Tract known the Montgomery place CON-
tanning 81 acres, joining DR.. l. Wilson, Mrs Autcn
and others
One Tract known the Lowe place, containing
100 acres, joining Mrs Auten, Mrs EweTt aud o,hers
One Tract known the Kellough place, cont aisipy
lG4 acres, joining Joseph Woodside, Mrs Ever, and
others.
One Tract known the Gibbs place, eontainin.
Il acres, joining tohn Morris, Mrs Goodrum and
Joseph Woodsde.
One Tract known as the Goodrum place. contain
ing % acres, with the widow Goodrums encumbrance
on Is acres joining Joseph Woodsde and Holbrooks
One Tract known the John Monticth place, con-
tanning 20S acres, joining Miss Minty Maxwell, Mrs
Jane Montieth and others
The Mill Tract, containing l2J acres joining J. "
Patterson and A. A. Alexander
Being the Real Estate Of the late Il. b. Mapteth
deceased. Terms. Il months credit, interest from
date with approved security.
. ~ a. ALEXANDER, Admir-
Dec 81, 1868 4wpd