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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-06-04

buked by the verdict of the Senate. No one
but bigoted Radical doubts that the seven
Republican Senators who voted for the Pres
iJent's acquittal were aotuated by pure and
conscientious motives. They sacrificed their
party devotion to the cause of justice. the
law and the evidence. They will be slam
dered and abused. for such is the fate Of all
who, in great crisis. like the one through
which the country has just passed, have the
mora! courage to break the chains of party
subseryiency. In better days and by other
men the purity Of their motives will be vim
dicated.
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Death CT Hon. Jas. Buchanan

Ex-President JAMES BUCHANAN died at
his home, Wheatland, near Lancaster, on
on Moulay morning last. IFor several
weeks past the venerable deceased has been
in very feeble state of health, which add
ed to his advanced age, left but little rea
son to hope that his life would lie much
longer protra-ted. Mr.. Buchanan was born
In Franklin county on the 22d of April,
1871, and hence was in his 76th year at
the time of his death. HO has been in
public life almost constantly since the age
twenty-three, at which time he was elected
a member of the Legislature. Franklin
Pierce and Millard Fillmore are the only
surviving Ex Presidents since the removal
by death Of Mr.. Buchanan.
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"PoLECAT" VENGEANCE The New
York Times rep says: ''The vengeance
of the Radicals in Congress for the failure
of impeachment is taking lofty flight
1t is stated that a resolution is To be in
troduced into the House 'to require the
removal of Miss Winnie Ream and Clark
Mills, jr from the rooms of the Capitol.
now occupied by them as studios, it being
matter of common report that both of
these artistic fledglings, especially the
former, have been effectively lobbying
against the Presidents conviction This
Is noble, magnanimous, high toned
worthy of the men said to be engaged in
it. We hope they will carry out the
brilliant plan to which they are thus bend
ing their energies; it will give them a re-
cord of which even they will very soon
become ashamed. +"
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THE "B Fs"-The Radical list OF
Benjamin Franklins adorning the Senate
is thus embelished:
benjamin +. Butler, chief manager
in the impeachment plot He stole spoons
and bulIied women in New Orleans
''Berjauil = Rice, carpet bag Sc a, I
from Arkansas. He stole $1,000 of d
clients money in Kentucky, gambled it of
and ran away in the night"
''Bejamin F. Wade, President of the
Senate, and professor of cursing and
swearing. He voted to make himself
President of the United States
What's in name
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democratic County Convention

The Democratic electors, and all others op
posed to Radical misrule will meet at their re-
spective election precincts, on SATURDAY, THE
2JTH DAY OF JUNE, instant, between the hours
CS and O'Clock p. NJ, for the purpose of
Glec;ing two delegates from each district to at
tend County Convention, to be holden at the
Court House, in Ebensburg, on MONDAY, THE
S2D DAY OF JUNE. instant, to place in nomina-
tion County Ticket 60 be supported by the
Democrats and Conservatives at the coming
election and to transact such other business as
the interests OF the country and the party may
denand.
By order of the Committee.
K. L. JOHNSTON, Chairman.
Ebensburg, June /, 1865.
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We have not heard of any of The

We have not heard of any of the
bloodshed so confidently predicted by
General Grant, as the result of the Presi-
dents acquittal, neither have there as yet
been any indications of an intention on
the part of the President to usurp powers
not delegated by the Constitution These
bloody and usurping demonstrations win
occur about the time that Buffers apple
blossoms make their appearance.
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STATION.

One of the most gratifying results of the
acquittal of the President Is the retirement
Of Stanton from the War Office. On the
evening Of the same day On which the i'm
peachment bubble collapsed in the Senate,
he addressed letter to the President inform
Ing him that he had relinquished charge OF
the War Department. There has been some
thing inefibly base in the manner in which
Stanton has retained his position as a Cabi-
net officer. We doubt if there could be
found another man in the Gnited States,
Ben. Butler excepted, who would initiate
Stanton's example. More than year ago
he very well knew that his presence in the
Cabinet was distateful to the President, and
that his resignation would be most accepta-
bic. During the debate in the Senate on
the civil tenure bill Sherman Of Olio, as well
as other Radical Senators, gave him to IN
derstand that they entertained supreme
contempt for Cabinet Minister who could
so far compromise his self respect as to re-
tain his Office against the well known wishes
Of the President. But Stanton was immova-
bic, lost to all sense Of shame. and regarded
himself as being the very head and front Of
the government. Defeated in his great pur
pose, the impeachment and removal of the
President be became disgusted with the ac-
ton of the Senate, and has resigned, sneak
ing away like a whipped spaniel, leaving
Andrew johnson, by whom he is hated and
despised above al other men, master of the
situation and still in quiet possession of the
White House.
The following is Stanton's letter to the
President;
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The country has seen what follows
from going after Thad Stevens and the
rest Of the revolutionists, ''Wholly out
side the Constitution" BY November
it will conclude to get IN out the wet.
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TFOSE BEAUTIFUL
NruV -repE

NEW YORK
SILIUATE BOOK STATES,
JaEt Pub.ishsd th. sTseS
usBTuL isrNsrEoss
DESCE sPEEvE PRICE List.
Osl!eS., Sohocl, and Mercantile Bosk s!a;ss,
CwTTu FULL CLo-a JISBISos}
Et- Hua5rea
POCKET BOOK SLATE So
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quartz ROCK EI-AEE, h
t0r common sohOOt uss, Sith EohpstC1s
szEg -
CRYSTAL Boox SLATE.
For coniilsn scLosI u.s. T'tl sorE%t0aE 7
SILICA BOOK SLATE.
lH-eT.eSye7,t tsix 5 s5- saT.sCes .Ta- s-:o--. 4
mercantile sni Esnvrei ru-PosSs vIJa I
soEpetone Tsrri!, d. ssssfs, q
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MINERAL BOX SLATE,
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Pencil, - sxf,.
Any ofth- shove les ssr7rlsay -liI - sy. s.y -
nai,1 On receipt Of she s.ugi= pfice. -
Everybody wants, everybody buya as qr4rE
Just The thing for practical
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. CortlSndt Street
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WAsHrNGroH CRY, May 26, S68.
SIR The resolution of the Senate of the
United States of the 2lst Of February last,
declaring that the President has no power to
remove the Secretary of War ard designate anv
other officer TO perform the duties of that Off
Ger AD INrkRIsI, having THIS day failed to be
supported by two-thirds of the Senators present
and voting on the articles of impeachment pre-
ferred against you by the House of Represent
atives, l have relinq Iished charge of the War
Department, aud have lelt the same and the
books, archives, papers, and property heretofore
in nv custody as Secretary of War, in care of
Breyet Major General Townsend, the senior
assistant adjutant eeneral, subject to your direc
ton.
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A HORSE was stolen from Henry Fleck, in
Logan tp., Blair CO., On the night of 25th.
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0bdaap..

DIED-Near Fort Mills, York County, s. c., on
the 30th May last, MARGARET ELLEN, wife
of DIR. j. N Blanllenship, aged % years, 8 months
and IA days. Seldom has it been the mournful
task of the writer to record the death of one more
truly loved and deeply lamented. In very early
life she received the name "Pet, " and was gener-
ally called by that name as the favorite one in the
family. -
Sister Blankenship was no ordinary woman.
To speak of all her amiabe qualities in life would
be quite tedious. It is enough to say, she had no
superors in the sphere in which she acted or cir
Gle in which she moved. She sustained high
and exemplary character in all the relations of
life All the finer feelings Of our nature were per-
manently developed in her character. H.. r..
Nine years ago she connected herself with the
Presbyterian Church. From that time to the day
Of her death, her life was beautiful eXemplifica-
ton of the religion she professed.
= Herremains were conveyed to Flint Hill Grave
Yard, where flowing tears and saddened counte-
nances told with unerring eloquence how they
loved her, and how deeply they felt the loss they
have sustained in ber death. Thus passed away,
in early life, affectionate wife tender moth
er; q devoted daughter; q sincere friend and hum
BILE Christian. May the Lord raise up many a
mong us who shall walk in her steps as she fol-
lowed Christ. Kind friends and mourning rela-
tives cease your mourning-dry up your bitter
tears-she meets you upon the threshold of
Heaven. A. l., s.
= PINEvILLE, N. c., July 4th 1858. ...-..s. 4.
In this District, on the 2Sd ultimo, Mrs. JANE
CATHARINE RAWLS, wife Of B. Rawls,
aged about 25 wears. '-.'. '.' '..'' +
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retroactive phasseG thA Faslaid on the table
tSsBE 'ss ostpoasd, saa shS
matter made thespeeiaB egdep fort tomorrow
.ida the Senate Wimbush presented The petlt.9p
w yWh. ,ak kddorspn, sof Chester, praying the
apsIuf osssa h S:s pOlio sfsed ssq
-he Bin to establish hia State Policet force raftera
iefg discussion as to oHtRe pr6priet Of altho onzlng
tte Adi add Inspect General 10 take charge
of the fefeS vas Rassed With only verbal amend:
ments.
.CeSE @~ ENHT
tsshri san--aqII aryFRDAY, august Z yl86So
i!I64hs gsnsste tie Committee ported
aih s6n ths ate the
E!|| s:s sss!ss AZ Line Ral Road
riIu fhs Houselas ilitia was intreducedo The
Bilf etKet militia efrastfieted ttoa
volunteer ff5f6 l2og men to Be called dthe Ma
fsI did distributed, amongst ple
fhe Districts To- the ds All
persons1 between the agesso l8 and All are to- be
subecf,ihoweref, tocmilitaf duty bntzaiot.to be
called, ,intu'service sayebg the Goveinbrm cssesof
Allthe officers of fhe volunteer force
sre to be- appointed By the Gf6aefn0f, Who nay re
dIre uif ten days 6ffe the ttp8psT iii each year
The GoysFporis is, IA the arms Of the ser
Wee1 Es,-dtsab ss lids ot eldSty jsG roy s1s Tefi
Yhe rest0Ge ethesdap devoted daprlneipaily yto
the c6nside Of the Homestead BILL the dis!
c6ssiol Of which was very hot, and during which
FMriter from Sumter, gave the lie. ;,,',
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CHARLoTFEr. Aug. 1o.-zzTwelye bales Of Cot
ton were sold at 27a for middhag tax paid by
FLOUR dun at soto s5:751 s per sack, con sl.2o
" new YORK, August Cotton firm aud more
active; sales $500 bales sonle sales reported
CHARLESTON, August s.--Cotton dull; no
sales on spot-ll7 bales middlings in transitu, at
% cents. " | F5&g
CoRN.-The liberal arrivals from Tennessee by
rail, and the receipt Of some 10000 bushels from
Baltimore and New York have caused prices to
recededto 81 Alto Jasper bushel, bythecar load
from the depot, while. prime Whits Maryland is
selling at about Sf.55 per bushel !. SSsssrz
FLoUR.-This article closeswitha irmer feeling
in the market, in consequence ofthe SITTER condi-
ton Of the Northern markets. = Weduote North
ern and Western Super at $3.50 per barrel, Extra
Sl2 per barrel. Southern qualities are in mode
rate supply, and Super Of this description may be
quoted at 80 per barrel Extra, at lI50 per bar
rel, and Family at $3.50 to Sl3 per barrel.
BAcoN.-The demand for meat during the past
week has been of more active character, and
markets prices here have rather hardened. Prim Q
and Choice Shoulders may be quoted at Is to Isl
cents per pound Prime Rib Sides ut III cents, and
Prime Clear Rib Sides 1S to l8l cents per pound.
SALT.-In the absence of supplies of this article
holders have advanced their rates to $2per sack,
from store. - -
Financial.
YORKVILLE, August 12.--Gold, 81 40.
NEW YORK. August 8. s.--Gold closed dull at
All.
CHARLESTON, August 6.-GoLD.-The Bro
kers were yesterday buying 4s to 40 and selling
also. - rs.nrsf
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COMMIssI0NER's ! = SALE !.1 !.,l y


Joseph wyHe, -. ' .'-a-1 -'." : 49,
Mary e. Roddy; Srul ttg Ta"T t,n''t' arnH
IN pursaaaSe of dseretsI order 'sf ha Spart
i Of Egulty ii the Aboys sssed
sALEs-D1YsE lHi iSExTso
the Real Estate soE G. RoddN IDeeaased ,con-
sisting Of LOT Ia the town Of Rock HILL with Inn
provements thefee6,T containing bns- ,@ag SEt Il
ONE ACRE 1ll9a 1MefE + S 9F + LESS j. ~ al,
az, PresbytefisnCH Husc and Others .sT !, saqtfT,s
Also, one trasEot 1snd, situate near Reck Hfll,
THREE HUNDRED acres MoREoRLEss,
and bounded by lanas as Msss Witt Resse :,
be sold, subject TIE :eell5stim Dover,
unless othef ,herea !, n Iios nSs'
fERMs SE issiALFyod ISo Sai7a
Cash sufficient pay costs f,snits andthet bal
aimee nna credit OF twelve months with interest
from date, secgred dtg bond Of the purchaser, with
good sureties and q mortgage Of the premises.
(2l0.87) GILESSJtPATTERS0N C. e. G. d.
Auonst l31&sT ys:J tI9ls38 am TOl ii9hj H-4t
NJ In Ia
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FREsH- -AlRRIlYyALS,-

m nRESS and Quilt Calicoes, Cotton Diaper, SWISS
n Muslins, BleacEed and Unbleached Shirting,
Bed Ticking from % to a, cents per yard; Irish
Linens, Gents and Ladies' Hose, Gents hpe
Shirts and many other things too numerous to
mention. which will be SOLD CHEAP FOR
DASH. Call and see DoBsoN and he will treat
vo,,' kindly. y T. M. DOBSOE d Coz
, INV 20 5sy .-gTg 81 e:8 zassS sJsBs3 tn j
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go. y, IN. ~ BANKKgrJCX; .

-. r. In ,BANKRUPTCY. - g.
IN the District C6ttTt of ae United States, JoT the
sFsy ssss DssnSoFof 6aN odrolSada 10 ssssS
~ sIasse sIastsses M ,ss ,,so, s5,}d In Bsaks
e GJAMESMAsoN, Bai1iE pts ,fdptcy.e :
yISHES SseSohd EGRNERkhs MEETING ofSfks
sE Gfeditor6of theabope named Aanhrupts, VII
be held before VIM. I. CLAWSON, Register, In
Bankruptcy Of said Court, in his office at York
vile, South Carolina; at IT O'Clock, A. NJ, on
purpose Of DECLARING, A DIVIDEND of the
Bankrapts' estate, and for the other purposes
named ia the 9th Section of:the Bankrupt Actof
March, ? 1857 20 & JEsFFERYs.1 1ss1S ny sI1sas s!a
:.s>. 3sF s74s1W. B.FMETTS,
=. August ggz,.. e45ps 80 Il I.ssseS3 ssoys2tY
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YpntelleL..

MARRIED Tuesday morning, the 1lth inst.
by Rev: w. w. Carothers, Mr.. MATTHEW w
HARPER and Miss EMILY w. MCDANIEL,
all OF this County. - ..-.r:-.E ~
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LOOK HERE. ,

HAVING made arrangements,to 70 get Stock dl-
f1irect from Baltimore, will resume my trade
Of making BOOTS AND SHOES making dfs1
pairing HARNESS repairing SADDLES &s,a at
DENNIS sGR0SBY'S OLD STORE HOUSE
All Jobs done with nsat1less snd dsdespatc hand on
strict attention TO btisiness end, low. prices for
work, Ihope tosrnefft aconsiderab shar6 fpatI
ronage.T . SPECIMENS, AMP PRICES Of my
work may be seen at the York Drug Store: II
=; .FshrnarT,es II. 81 "a ha"fAE -
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HARDWARE.. .

HEANUREFORKS,T Tacks OF fan sorts, sizes and
N kinds; We'll Pultiess Pockets sKnises, lffom
10 cents to Two Dollars; Well Buckets, knives
and Forks, Gimlets, Files, Jim Crow Cards. Pad
ssssS Ess Gsas aa asefs Other aa sR
have inst arrTivesiat GODS +. 7Ssaa5 aE5 Ys!s !,
- - THE TEMPLE OF HONESTY. I
-Jufv 30S aEs-iS t-sS-I 81" Ia a. '"SsSH "
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AT THE TEMPLE ek 'Fas1lQl q
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b ys%RaE ,ssz AZ III sssiI gss!s5saSRs ss
Hnhyahds dsEtftbut he 3lnNs bfthia state, ,andhin
Ss5ss apsa #So 5 Res aSSS se s8a a s ss3s e
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ESTATEOF SOUTH CHROLINA,
Ed3 CO sEEsS york 111sfrfGt.f sETHssf

Vine. for Letters of. AlministR tion son all
srsaitg I e eefNaN s 81 1s 5EaSIsaslsse ~ Il t6s o. M
triet afepesaid dseeaseds ssdo. s.ss bsEos3gss.
Theseaye, ,thers1ore, TO cite end admonish sl1and
singular the Kindred and ditors OF the said 10
ceased To- be and aprarb before me, af f5omsnkt
OplinarYs Court fby the said Distric& ohe hQldan
M YORK Court House on the 18TH DAY OF
AUGDHI nexteso slisW cause, ifsangyy Why tie
said Administration should not be granted.
August, in the year Of our Lord one Thousand
eifiit hundred and sixty eight, and In the 93rd
year ofthe Independence efthe United Stat@ef
America. . go. &C. HARRIS, 9. 3.ps
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.TIN W:ARE..

GTRAINER BUCKETS, Coffee Pots, Pans,
IL Dfppers, Cake PANS Cake Cutters M0fin
Ripgsslarge ands small Tins,,s Milk Huckets At
ures and tin fiates. An of: are very chsap.
n 3 Te14E ss9u ylgv TaMsDoBSaNs6a0O.
!. July soaa aa1g.a "a slsAg .satssseas !
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5eaS IL! 4AERMIRREET 1S;!9Ila||!5s

FapauI B BxE,T.4nES1zeas Tadpi.
Observation-Disclosures gfsenitot sale ofseot
ton, Rice and Southern Produces, and PurI
chase of Grain, Guano and Plantasfon Supplies.
REFERFNeEs- -Messrs. Lambert, 0it6ngs & Co..
Baltimore Messrs7 Aiken e Co., Charles
ton; sJames Pagan, Esq, Chester, q iQi Messrs.
THOMPSON, Wfthers &: Woodward, WinnsbQro'. .
+ December IS ealiA III S!jS5ss4 tEt'S" Lly' %
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as.ss1.s.s STAHONERF, ,ys&E

- s1sls STATIONERY ,s&E Sisda %
ENHE underaignedt thfof1ns4 s4hecifiasnsac6 Yo8k-
IL vile. and y3einity hat owing ~ HE inhrmi-
trade, and indfdsfS sedfsi ak honest psnhy, has
opeHedd onz telliiug the ENQUERER
OFFICE, q small Stock ofsTA ATIONERY, which
he proposes to 'self at< II profits. The stock
consists Of Foolscap, hetter AID Mote PAPERS, OF
different graGles IegaI Cap, Bill Paper dasQ Q6-
chl, Common Better. and Fancy ENVELOPES.
Pencils, Sealing Was, Afneiiaee, Copy Bo0kss1h s,
&c. He ,respsc tnsites those desirineppy-
thing lges II this g line, g oys him lass 81 sis.,
sMaEch28 ssAT "s4l2z 5a4sz egtsa
THEM OI3al 591kIJda SROREM
ISpse-ent1 1e65lv $I1eS a3br tie peoyaetQ Bhy
bysstuise @ A,s rs &! f5{ss.f sIislss, Ass fsrfsmsty,
Sa4EiA5 hRezeDea6keua uassSbnft keep puFest
and beE M every. .Artfdlatn thaei iines Skfhe4o lowest
living dSufeS JoHN @. KUYKENDAI.
August 80 .aastfsa
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BANKRfJPf BLANKS.ss

8 rusT received . Iofof BANKRlPT BLxNKs,
S%sspntup IN sets aE seventy I've eAcst5J ii Cur
fSucy.a Ftmbraced fnaksetsn the fozaosnqt scRe-
tition ,hy Debtor; 0sshs 10 Schedp3a AsapR =;
BISAG. D,sE5Gs LtlB nh; R6- -AIR.
q sFoEIsaas sgal! M y aapizsE sa 10 ssissa
March B -sS72 sezsEssa E5eteH
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.4sIIERfFF'S fsAlLESa'

U;Y Yirtpe6 6f WritsoE 9EseT0F FgGds, toa noe ;dt:
otshssiS ssis I b eNEas sSf HfsaSss fs GsSD$ 6Ss
sgss nasRr stfB Ish II fa1sHs. sdt bHs
ssUaNc Ncoufss4o 4odseS Sshso foIloaang ps0prtyt1
.SSg sgfis k;SS e, t6as Sss1s SkE
Fofk, bounded byLhhds Of %. T.FByefa, eE.3A!
Moore, Margaret Watson, and James sGastle con,
tanning one hundred and Gig ghtyfeight aeres. more
Or less, levied on as the property 81 Wiflfam Ber
ry, atfheHlt Of Anu e. Wrtght} eid 2E. {$225
One tract Of land, bounded by lands'o of J,o n,
Smarr, Ann E. Wright and others, levied on as
the property Off, s. SsMcswain, at thesuit 6fyohn
os ,s aas trsss S5sis e is bounded pannaks o
Lindsay, the 5vidow Sandifer,f s. GsZHemphih
and Others, levied ON as tbe property [of Green
Sandifer, at the.suit Or John 8: Braftpn.. I$1s0
SjOne5 Jack levied onGasT the pr6peftps sofSilas
Moss, at the suit Of he n. Moore. Toj be rer
sold at THE risk Of the former purchaser. $500
gr0ne atrscfaf land, boGnded!by lands OF R2H
Massey, Smith Patterson, gsJ. R6aehand others
containing 29 1cFegmore or less levied on es The
property OF Johni Janison White, at the suit OF
dohns FosterdoT& ksa 'fysw yin 5ao! S8.S7a
lone tract Of land, bounded by lands of Sersp
Smith, - Mckinney tand others, levied on AS
thepfoperty OF Elijah Smith alias SElijah Aikfns
atthe suit Of 5Wyle g. Smith, and ptheEs. tSllsl0
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-08-13
E"I 2ASSIGNEE,S a SATE''

x, - .ASSIGN EE'Sc cSALE "a -;
Il. he District court Of 1e United ssqses, Jor tie
"a eTS5 strr4eaot 1SS,th carosinaa. DE ,asaq
Ss I'm the Matter Of y9 yfRRglg o. gS,5i
psTHEoDoREBYERs,} IN bSffbAsKkRRERR1f2aT Ass7kRReR fa2aT
DYs syirtue;of an order Obtained FROM WNtsI.
I'D CLAWSoN, Esq. Register in Bankruptcy
Twill selIat public sale, at the residence of D.
iassrs SATURDAY R THE15TH r. OF AUagsT sp u ~
instant, all the personal property of said B. THE
oDORE BYERS, who has Been adjudged a Bank-
rupt upon bis own Petition, consisting of thefol-
lowing property, to wit: n .s,,.-,cs,,,.,, ,-,.,
siR Rifle Gun, Silver Watch, 10 Head Of Cattle,
l0Sheep, 34 Shoats,S I Buggy, Mules, part Of an
old Wagon i Corn Shelter, l. Cotton Gin Band,
lot 6f old Boxes, and Shares of Stock in King s
Mountain Railroads STr1 Z N.ea &2S Jt7bj
;; sTERMsT Cash In Currency: .QrodlI
- \. W. B. METTS, Assignee,
August 6, 1865 4s9 'i@'fAis so !E2 'a ~ 2t n