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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-31

ng named ex.prcsnit AZ n the order, Henry
King, l.. uamenheimer, y. Gusdorf w, wolf,
Moses Cohen, CHARLES Frederick, A. Habds
~" We must asFS5Iie,ise thIstwespent a very
pleasant end agreeable uwe With the B'nia
Berth, mt cam but my ling i've the B'nia
Berth, and may II ever prosper.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-31

TugCAs or /, J.. GREES, charged with AN
street, as stated by us a few days since, has
been disposed OF by Justice CLARK, by hniug
the accused so, and then requiring him to give
bail to keep the peace.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-31

BuRGLARY.--last Monday night, some par
ties entered the residence OF Captain y. i,
Williams, on q street, between Sixth and Sew
entb, Navy Yard, by a rear window aud cay
ried OFF a small quantity OF cooking utensils
and clothing, when they were frightened of.
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3
| A WONDER OF NATuRE--The
| California correspondent Of the Mil.
waukie Sentinel gives the following
account of a wonderful discovery
which has just been made in that
State:
"A vein of very curious rock has
recently been discovered in El Do
RADIO county, which as yet has
failed TO elicit from the scientifically
inclined any satisfactory explana-
ton. Several large slabs have been
taken out and are now on exhibit
ton in this city. Its peculiarly
10 that 1t represents landscape draw
ing wrought by the hand Of nature
thousands Of years, perhaps, before
the advent Of man upon this mum
dane sphere. Mountain scenery is
here portrayed on inefFaceable tablets
by q peerless drawing master, repre-
senting, in variegated colors, bold
and rugged peaks rising one above
another and descending in long, roll
ing ridges Of billy country. Barren
rocks, trees, aud lnauzanita brush in
profusion give variety to the pic.
tures,l but nowhere is to be found
that essential requisite to complete
scenic picture "a mountain stream.
Aud here it would seem that oven 50
matchless an artist az nature has
actually blundered. Another Singh
larity Of this rock is that the pictures
extend through the entire vein, 50
that, cut in any direction, 1t cannot
be destroyed The coloring is Of
dull, heavy character, consisting
mainly of grades of red, yellow and
black---seen at little distance they
resemble merely rude outline pen
cil-drawing. No geological savant
has favored us with an opinion as TO
the cause and manner of their lorna.
ton, The action of water and re-
Election in SOME as yet underlined way
is the most plausible hypothesis ad-
vanced. Il has given rise to "Pho-
tograpbic Landscape Rock Com.
pany,' who design shipping to the
Atlantic States aud Europe samples
for exhibition. There is certainly
no deception about it, and it may
justly be classed as the eighth won
der of the world.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO CONSERVATIVES.

THE REV. EDWARD A. WILSON will send
Gree of eharge) to all who desire It, the prescrip
ton with the directions for making aud using
the simple remedy by which he was cured Of 4
Lung A Fiction and that dread disease Con-
sumption. Ills only object is 10 benefit the
afflicted aud he hopes every sufferer will try this
prescription. az II will cost them nothing, and
may prove blessing Please address
REV. EDWARD WILSON,
No. 1876 South seeond st., Williamsburg, N. Y.
neptlH # EH
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70 ! am a Democrat, every man
in my regiment is Democrat, and
when l shall be convinced that this
war has not for its object what !
have mentioned. or that the Govern
ment designs using its soldiers to
execute the purposes Of the Adolf
tionists, | pledge you my honor as a
man and a soldier that / will not
only resign my commission. but will
carry my sword on the other side
and cast my lot with that people,
(Col. U. s. Grant in 1861.
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ClRCuMI Cincinnati,
a few years since, an unsophisticated
darkey waited upon certain mill
tary gentleman with bin Of $40 so
for washing done at the camp hos.
pital, which. after undergoing rig
orous scrutiny by the officer. was re.
turned with the following explana-
ton. which the astonishpd son Of
Ethiopia listened to with an equal
amount of wonder and perplexity:
"1'his BILL" said the military gen
tleman, twill first have to be- sent to
the Quartermaster General at Wash
iugton, and he will report to the
Adjutaut General. aud he will lay it
before the Secretary of War for his
approval. The Adjutant being sat
islied, it will be sent to the Auditor
of State, who will approve Of il and
send it to the Secretary of the
Treasury, who will send it to the
United Stntes Treasurer, who will at
once dispatch an order to the col
lector Of this port to pay the bill"
The darkey relieved himself Of
long drawn sigh. "Then, massa,"
he remarked, "dat last gemblam you
spoke of, pays for de washing,
does he 2"
mo-" continued the other, "he will
hand it to the Quartermaster; but as
there is no such officer here at pres
ent. some proper person must be ap.
pointed by the Secretary of War,
undeg direction of the President, and
his appointment must be approved
by the Senate. Congress not being
in session now, the commission can
not be issued until after il meets.
When this commission is received,
the Quartermaster will show it to the
Collector; he will pay it, you giving
your receipt"
The unfortunate negro first scratched
his head, then shook it, and finally
said:
81 guess I'll hab to let dis washing
slide, but 1t am de last job does for
Uncle Sam, shure u
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
SATURDAY EVENING. 4

W"y Of, IoVo'
GoLp-lS95s@l4l. There ia large
amount of available capital lying idle,
and holders are willing to lend freely on
undoubted securities at l0@l2 " cent. "
annum.
CoTToE- Market closed unsettled at tho
following npproximating rates Good Or
binary, 2911c.; Low Middling, 3olSc., and
Middling, sl1So.
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sy- A notice will be found in our ad-
vsr,ising columns from Il. l.. Hart, Esq.,
Agent at New Orleans for Charles Ma.
than's contract emigration limo to Brazil.
Tho notice is o worry important ono to
heads of families intending to enigrate to
That country, from the fact that 1t holds
out the most favorable terms for making
arrangements as TO passage money.
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IMPORTATION.

INFORMATION guaranteed to produce luxu-
RANT growth Of hair upon bald head or beard
ess lace also a recipe for the removal Of 'lmples
BIotclses. Eraptions, &c. gn the skin, leav-
Ing the same soft, clear. and beabtiiul, can be OBJ
tanned without charge by addressing
TItoA. n. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
septip s25 broadway, New York.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility. Premature Decay aud all the
effects Of youthful moderation, will, for the sake
of suffering humanity, send free TO all who need
IL. the recipe and directions for making the simple
remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing
TO profit by tine adsertisers experience, esn do 20
by addressing, In perfect confidence,
t.- JOHN Il. OGDEN,
AZ Cedar street, New York
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KEMovAL.--The Office of the printers
Circular" and Printers Furnishing Ware
house formerly located at 90 Hudson
Street, has been Removed to 5l5 Minor
street. Address all orders for material to
K. 8. Menamin, 5l5 Minor street, Philadel-
phia, penna.
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leg Our friends, Capts. Gross, Heno
and Landry, of the favorite packet steamer
lberville, will accept our thanks for 70.
peated journalistic favors.
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A DEAD Loss.-1'he other day |
met one of my friends, an excellent
man; he was in deep mourning,
black coat, pants, vest. gloves, cravat,
and about three yards of Grape
around his hat, more or less. He
was moving slowly, with eyes fixed
upon the ground, and, but from the
fact of his walking alone with no
crowd following him, you would sup
pose he was on his way to be sud
denly elevated against his will and
consent. "Ah. my friend,' said !,
what have you lost p al have
lost nothing he replied, Sim a
widower."
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RnMovAL.-Mr. Fred. Funke has re-
moved his cabinet making, repairing and
undertaking establishment to the comm 0 :
dous building on Main street, recently
occupied az store by Mr.. II. Czarlinski.
Mr.. Funke is prepared as usual to under
take and execute oil manner of work in
his line, with neatnoss and dispatch, and
on the most accommodating terms.
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Icy Mr.. X. j. McCcbe puts up Light
n,ng Rods Of every description.
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Icy A cure for Coughs, Colds, &c.,
Jastremski's Pectoral Syrup.
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sIMILIA s1M1LIBUs CURANrUR.
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

- experience, an entire success Simple
finmpi Efficient, and Reliable. They are the
only Medicines perfectly adapted 10 popular use
$50 simple that mistakes cannot be- made In
nsing them: 80 harmless az to be free from Ia b.
ger, aud so efficient az to he always reliable
they Ave raised the highest opmmsndation from
al, and will always render satisfaction.
Nos. tlent.
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opened for bees to swarm, u regular
mania has act 10 among tho denizens of
our goodly city for living the melliluent
insect. This desire has boeu further Btim-
ulated by The introduction in our midst
Of the new patent hive by Col. Joseph s..
Williams, who has the agency for the
same. This hive Ia very neatly con-
etruoted, Ia perfectly moth proof and the
honey com partments are faced with glass
40 that "the little busy bce" may at any
time be seen, upon opening the door OF the
hive, engaged In its luscious and luxurious
manipulations. Specimens Of tho hive
are to be seen Mt Cols Williams ofi,co, in
Pike's Row, and at the hardware store of
MIR. James McVay, on Third street.
Persons who, with prseticed eye, have
watched and trailed the bees making a
"bee line" through tho air to their hiving
places, laden with their sweetened
spoils, assert that for years past, tho in
terror Of the high pinnacle surmountng
been u rendezvous for bees. The mac
feasibility OF the spot to gravitating NOR
tails, affords immunity from disturbance to
the Industrious little community within.
Here, doubtless, Ia stored from year to
year, quantities of honey for the benefit
alone of the manufacturers, who thus
wisely provide against "the winter Of their
discomfort" Doubtless, also, from this
family receptacle are turned out, every
Spring, some of those swarms of young
winged adventurous, which alight~ in
bunches E'pon the trees or other exposed
places, of their own sccord or, sootbed
and tempted by charivnri of tin pans, are
induced to form themselves into a colony
of squatters, yielding up their soveregnty
30 their well-iatentioned eaptors.
EvERypoDr's RESORT. Tho great many
beautiful articles in store at Fendler's,
suited for wear or ornament to old or
young, male or female, render his estab-
lishment favorite resort for everybody.
It Ii rich In attractions, whether in foreign
or domestie dry goods, or in all tho ele-
giant objects usually appertaining to the
jewelers. art.
1fyou wish to buy something that you
can prize, now and in after years, and
cause you to feel that You have your mon
ey's worth, do not fail now and then,
ladies and gentlemen, to continue your
Visits to Feudlers and examine the re-
aceessions be is frequently making to his
rich and varied assortments. You might
60 farther--oven to New York-and fare
worse, as TO qualities, styles and prices,
than you would at Fendler's.
REMovAL.-Mr. Fred. Fupke has re-
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DRY GOODS 4 CLOTHING

1
| EMANUEL rENpLER,,
IMPORTER or AND
/ DEALER n
FINE coLpWATcHEs,
RICH JEWELLERY,
DIAMONDS, slLvERwARE
Brazilian Psbblsd spsstnsls',
ALI or TRa
FINEST WORCESTERSHIRE " STYLE
WHICH GAN snII. eil
Below New Orleans praoesi
JUST REQ EIvED.
A LARGE STOCK or
spring Goods,
oo,.,.,.e a,
Freneh' English. Irish,
GERMAN. SWISS Ann AMrproAN
u Il K q CD g.
or .s,,, as.o,,..,o,.
o-
Fl Oslo HY.
Or ysr.ou. E.atun ..e e.ss.r m..v,.ove,s
WHITE GOODS.
.-auoH A.
,,,,,.a .,on,m. s1
ppY,y1. 49,.
M.1nsnnn. Hs
BISHOPS.
LINEN LAWNS,
DiN "N IN "DhiSS
PRINTED LINEN
PILLOW CASE LINEN. A tosAx.
HANDkEkCHlEFs,
LINEN TOWELS,
LINEN TApf,E ~ nruu
NAPKINS.
MOsOIJiTo RApa
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n NIL sASEE
of b large vlais. morocco case,
containing a specific for eve-
ny ordinary disease a family
II subject to, and n book Of
directions. $40 90
Smaller Family and Travelling on.
SEES, with 20 to % vials....... from % to -
Specifics for all Private Diseases,
both for Curing and for Pre-
ventive treatment, In walls and
pocket cases. ..................... .S@ 10 %
eE These Remedies, by the case or single boz,
are sent to any part of the epuutry, by Mail or
Express, free Of charge. on receipt Of the price.
Address Humphreys specific
Homeopathic Medicine Company,
ONCE and Depot, No 5A2 BROADWAY, NEW YoRK.
DR.. HUMPHREYS il consulted daily at his Office.
personally or by letter, as above, for all forms Of
disease, iau16-y
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Call at N. wax's
N EW STOR f. ,
YoR TIM FOLLOWING ARTTCLrs

An BARRkLs Choice Peach Blow Potatoes,
IN ae barrels PisA Eys Potatoes for planting
10 sacks Choice Flour,
barrels Pickles,
barrels Bauerkraut,
. barrels Choice No. MAckersi.
10 barrels Ass0f ted Liquors,
Bhslf barrels Pigs Feet,
@ hall barrels Picked TGnguss,
. half barrels uoidsn syrup,
2 half barrels spare Ribs.
~ boxes Raislns,
10 boxes B0sp,
# il 10 boxss Assorted Crackers,
. boxes Candies,
30 boxes Candles,
boses vermiceili.
boxes Maesvoni,
boxes Goldfish,
1000 Clear Sides,
600 Smoked Shoulders,
0 kegs Frssh Western Butter.
b kegs Fresh doshen Butter,
3 Kegs fresh Holland Herrinss,
tisrees Lard,
kegs Lard.
Also, = full assortment Of Wines, Liquors.
oaeco, Cigars, Croehery. Tin and willow Wars.
Just received Al
N. wAx's NEW STORE,
dec9b. upposlts the Court House.
SUNDRIEs,. .sUNDRIEs
-4sucls as
Psriqus Smoking Tobacco,
Marylspd Fine Cut Tobacco,
1fi Fine Out Chewing Tobacco --sauny South,
May Apple Chewing Tobacco,
Upper Zen Chewing Tobacco,
Hest Mae 4 Mao Chewing Tobacco,
Meersehaum and Briar Root Pipes,
Pocket Knives,
Hasors.
strops,
3sHss Stationery,
@ brushes,
Challenge placAins,
.#I Fish Hooks and Lines,
Together with
A CONFLICTS ASSORTMENT or
Drugs, ChcintcaIs, Patent MIedi-
ctncs, Oils, &e., &c.
tsy" All Of which viii suit the hardest Of cus-
tomers, at
). JAsTREMbkI d BROS,
marie Near the court House.
SuNDRIEs, sUNbRIEs.
black writing Ink,
CArmine Ink,
Sealing Wax,
Bottle Wax and
Lawyers Seals,
Shoe strings,
Millwari's Needles, 8 10 TO-
Needles stuck ike Pins.
Coats Spool Thread,
Brisr Wood Pipes,
shos brushes,
Feather Busters,
Elastic Cord,
Hooks and Eyes aad Pins,
ChildrsB's Long Combs,
Buffalo Dressing Combs,
fsb27 BnAL's BOOK VARIETY STORE
CUTLERY.
/ WOULD RESPECTFULLY cali the Atlanta,
! q the trade TO my recent Importation Of FUH.
siaN CUTLERY, consisting,of V 'o'
Dinner Knives and FORKS.
Carvers and Forks,
Dessert Knives and Forks,
Razors,
E# Scissors,
Pocket Knives, etc.,
i al grades, from the finest TO the cheapest.
desire to cl"ae nut the entire stock at sDhois.
ato TO the trade. Merchants desiring to renlen-
80 their stock arc invited 10 examine INV Cutjsrv
'efore ordering from elsewhere.
marl2 JULIUS O. BoaEL
ANOTHER LARGE INVOICE.
y ~ LATE arrivals from the West, have JUS.
VvO lbs 1reen and Smoked shoui sra ma aia..
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ANOTHER LARGE INVOICE.

FRESH ARRIVALS.
UST RECEIVED, al, cot from the West:
u 2b barrels Mess Pork,
90 barr els Flour,
20 barrels Irish tPlapting) Potatoes.
1000 pounds Choice Smoked Hams.
1000 pounds Breakfast Bacon,
NY friends and customers are invited 10 rive
me call aud examine my stock Of Family and
Plantation Supplies, now In store.
N. WAX,
marc near the Court House
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Hates for the Tri-WeeIiy.
(osR SQUARE Is rEs LINES on LHssl
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PISTOL CARTRIDGES.

VOLTS ARMY--Nsvy and Pocket,
~ RemingtoD's Army--Nayy aud Pocket,
Copper Cartridges 20. 80, 80, 80, III 4 a..
mar BEALp BOOK VARIETY nTORL
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nEALERs cen End at my store choice article
IL of Sugar for retail purposes. Prices al
X. Taprgl JOSHUA BEAL.
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DLOW LINES.-Cottsn and Grass Plow Lines
4 for sale By tnarsi JOSHUA BEAL
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Mess Pork, Kettle Lard and Flour.
On BARRELS first-clsss Mess Pork.
~ 2 tierces choice Kettle Rendered La ri.
30 barrels Plants Flour.
now In store and for sale by
mario JOsuuA NEAL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-11-25
SHERIFFS SALE.

Uriah crout
Mex. Mi:ciisll, Bearer,
W. C. Mitchell, il.
EeY Virtue of the above Executions of Fieri
ID Facias 10 mo directed, will sell at Edge
fold c. H., en- tho first Monday in Decsmber next,
A TRACT OF LAND, situate in said District,
containing Thirteen Hundred Acres, more or less,
adjoining lands of Mrs. E. E. Boyd, Ned Lee,
Jamcs Fulmer and others.
On The Tuesday following, at the residence oil
the Defendant, w. C. Mitchell, in said District
the following property:
Six Head HORSES and MULES,
20o Bushels of CORN,
FODDER, PEA VINES,
Is Head CATTLE,
24 HOGS, Is SHEEP, 9 GOATS,
Sett BLACKSMITH TOOLS,
2WAGONS, l CART, BUGGY,
fPLOUGII STOCKS,
30 PLOUGH SHARES,
II HOES, IL AXES,
7GEER. . Sets BKEECH and HIP STRAPS,
Inland SAWS,
lCRosS CUTSAW, CRADLES,
CARPENTERS TOOLS,
1GIN HEAD.
2 TURESHERS and FANS
Lat of ,RRELS,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
KITCHEN FURNITURE, &c.
Also the Defendants interest in the Duncan
Gold Minc.
The aforesaid property having been levied on
us the property OF the said Defendant in the above
Executions.
Terms Cash.
ISAAC BoLEs, ED.
Nov. G At 46
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.
Jno. ". p.yno and others,

JnO. w. Paync anu othcrF,
VS.
Il. W. Payne ct. al.
HnY virtue Of an order of the Court in this
I'D cause, ,Siiisell a; EdseGeld C H .un Non
day, the 7;h Deccubcr next, 'hc REAL ESTATE
described in tbs plea .:ngs, to wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND. known as til, Plauta
ton Tract, con;@ining Six Hundred an! Fire
Acres, moro or less, adjoining land; If aatc Of
w. T.. Clark. lands y: DE-. j. W. NJ ,7nnrd ct al
This Tr.ct 10 &c sold in two separate parcels.
ONE TRACT. k"nwn as thn Vines Tract, cor
tanning 0Ge iiunjred al Sky Acres. m"re ~
less, adj .ning lands of Mrs. S Ritha:lsou Is
tate Of N. E. Ci-,k ard others.
ONE TRACT. known as the Cu!hrrath Trac,
coaiauiu;, 0ac Hundred AID Fiitsen Acrss, lncrr
or less, acj"ining, lands of Mrs. s. Richardson,
W. A. Sfrosher aud otters.
ONE TRACT, knowo as the ut. Enon Tract.
containing Three Hundred and Thirty F"uF
Acres. ,nore OF less, adjniniu: lands Of \. Chap
man. a. ". Coleman nnd ptberS. ~
TERMS OF S.LE -orc-hilf Of tho purchase
money to be paid ia Casi..k The balance
.rcli, .: tweiys geat.,s-with n;erest frrm day
a: sac 9. be sscured By bond AMI mortgage q
tic p etniseS. Titles extra.
T. ". G5.RWILE, C E.E d.
Nov 10 - lG
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SheriT,s Sale,

J. Huiet,
VS. III. Ea.
L. Covar aua j. Edison,
I'm Pursuance of u Writ of Fl. Fa. to nae direct
Il ed, in above stated case, viii sell ut Edge.
field C. H., on the first Monday Of December
next, the following property, to wits
ONE TRACT OF LAND, belonging to ono OF
Defendants. j. Edison, (uow in possession of Car
son Warren) containing Three Hundred and Seven
and one.half Acres, moro or less, adjoining lands
of H. T. Wright, Carson Warren. Mathew Ma
grath and Harmon Coleman.
Terms Cash. S q
ISAAC BoLEs, s.E.D.
Nov: l3 Ate Al
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sheriF's Sale.

sa'a''. !, Brooks gs +.
Il c D:yan.
M tn,.uaare ef a Wiz Of Fl Fa to me directed,
IN ms ai.a:.. s,a-c. nili proceed 10 sell
=: I:.!scl;rld c. II on ;i.a iirs Mauh', in peeen
hc: l.ex:, tho '.l!owia; property 30 wii
ONE HOUSE AND LOT, in the Village Of
Eds-f.!i. c,n,.:in;ng Six Aer.s, 'h"re rr ss, he
longing tn Descendant. AID adjoining lan.!s Ut h.
L. Minis. o. Z. Cleatham, and Es'.,e of E!be'
Bianl, deed.
,rwo STORE HOUSES AND LOTS, in The
ViIlaga OF Ed-eGeid, on tie Wcst siln of The
Public s'q-mrS; enc occn!icd by q. L. Penn, a'
u Drnr Store. aad he ".!i'r ~ Defendant as a
Dry tion,.s St-rc: boil! baiangim; TO Deiendni
II. G. Iryan.
Terms Cash.
ISAAC BoLES, s. L. u.
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Sheriff Sale.

. P Carroll y, for another Fl "a.
Jackson covar and James Eiason.
ssY virtue of Writ of Fl FL to NE directed,
- il tie abo.c stated case I will proceed 70
sell ut Gacctield : H.. On the first Monday in
December >ncX'>:!n f,Ilaming property, t. vii:
o&E TRACT or LAND, hcinrgng 10 one If
III; Dviar,l:.a's james :id-,n. (pow ii, i. sses.iar
of Ca7:cn Wnrten.) containing Three Hundred
and ;;e.nr nns Onc Half Acres, more ar less. nj.
inining lands Of IL T. Wright, GnrSca Warren,
Matthew Masrlh, Harmon Coleman and others
Terms Cash.
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-11-25
Sheriff s Sale.

A p. Ailtich,
yS. Fl. Fa
Miles Harden and E.bcrt Harden,
10y vir:uc of Writ o: Fl FL TO nc directed, in
!. J ,hc above s-a.ad cas-, will proceed In sci!
q: E,l.cicll C Il ,,au The iest Monday in-Decrm-
her next, the following property totwit:
oNETRaCT OF LAND belonging to Ebert
Il iriien, containing oro Hundred and Fifty
Acres, more cr les. and hoanlirg on lands Of
.imsua. 7. Er"wn, K. j. Harkcrson and cthers.
FERNS Cash.
ISAAC BoLEs. S. Ed.
Nov. !; 46
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-11-25
sherif's Sale.

D. C. Tom;kins,
John s. Smyly.
srY virtue Of Fl En- to me directed inhc above
{ 3 stated case, will sell at EdgeEeId c. Il on
the first Monday in December next, the following
properly, to wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND, belonging to the De-
fendanfs Estate, containing Eleven Hundred
Acres, more or less, adjoining lands of Bcnjapin
QUITS, DR.. u. c. Tompkins and WIN. Harris.
Also, The following STORE HOUSES in the
Villase Of Eigcfclj, viz:
No. l, occupied by M Lcbeschulz.
No. ., occupied by T. VI. C"rwilc.
No. 3. occupied by Phil Hill, colcrel,
No 4. occupied ny Dave Harris, co'orcd,
No 5, occupies: bj JOHN C,var.
n" G. recchtly occupied by Trumsn Root
ISAAC BoLES, SEQ.
Nov. G At 4G