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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-05-07
PHILADELPHIA e. ERIE RAILROAD.
WINTER TIME TABLE.

Thrcugh and Direct Route Jetceen
PhaadeLphia, Baltimore Harris
burg, WUiamsport, and tie
G R q A T OIL RE- ION
of Pennsylvania.
& L e G ANT SLEEPING CARS
On all Night Trains.
ON and after MONDAY, NOV. 25th,
" the trains on the Philadelphia & Erie
Railroad will run as follows
WESTWARD.
Mail Train leaves Philadelphia. .,.10.45 p. IN.
" Ridgway ....,,...,. 1921 p. m.
&c " arrive at Erie .....,..,..." $50 p. III.
Erie Exp leaves Philadelphia. so a. IN.
" " 60 Ridgway. 9 81 a. IN.
" " arrive at Erie. 90 u. m
EASTWARD.
Mail Train leaves Erie..............10.5 55 n. m.
" d" Ridgway......... 5.16sp. m.
&c &c arrive at Philad'a 'a......IO0 90 a. m
Erie Express leaves Ere.............. 5.25 p. m
" " /" Pidgway...... II. As a. IN.
Z" 90 lat Philadelphia..... 4.20 p. m.
Mail and Express connect with Oil Greek
and Allegheny River Rail Rold. BAG
GAGE CHECKED THROCGH.
ALFRED L. TYLER.
General Superintendent.
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my2'68-1y.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-20
ChIeagO Mnraet.
BJ Telegraph

B5 Telegraph CHICAGO, March 10.
EASTERN EXCHANGE Unchanged.
FLoUR-Duii. at S5ls6 3755 for Spring ex-
tras; q for winter do, and s4d4 75 for
Spring.
WHEAT-Is tolerabIy active and laIISc
lower; sales No. / at 81 Hal ID for regular
and II esh receipts: No. 2 81 099l IUl4 No 3
a u utQeI Oh; rejected at 0je, closing at 81 9
a 0ft4 for No. 2; sales No. 2 al 81 I015 seller
April; sales nee Change at 81 094
toRN-Dull and &c lower; sales OF new at
1300lc; no grade al 5l6l5215c, closing at 53I<
g03t9c foI new, and 5l1<s ter no grade :sa les
NO. a. Csc. seller last half OF April, and Csc
seller May; No. 2 at 5515c seller May: noth-
ing doing this afternoon.
OAFs-ilu at 7o97s1se; prices lower sales
NO at 521s 'de13iS for regular and fresh re-
celpts, closing dull at 52c; sales at SIC, seller
this month 521Ia53I{c. nus er this mOntb
aud jGe, seller last half of April
KHE-ln fair demand aud L5Hlc lower at
81 l9Gl - for regular and fre - resetpts OF
No. l and 81 i61aal II for ire IN receipts Of
No. q
BARLEY Duh at 81 81 for MOL
SEEDs-Dull at - 75lG3 Is for Timothy
ana ~ 2itS9 20 for {. over.
HIGHWINEs-Duli; SSc offered and S9c
asked.
Mass PoRK-Qniet and strong. At ssI 75a
z W cash ., bnyer April, c.oetng at
LARD--Dun and 149Izc lower; sales at
1870; retail at I3c.
Al AMS-ActiVe; sweet picked at I6c q rv
saltcd shoulders l3c, buyer A pril.
DRESSED Hoes Quiet, at SD 25al3 CO.
closing steady ut Sl2 BALI T5, dividing ON
2O0 pounds: i've dun and weak, at S9 SOG
90 tor fair TO medium; sl0gI0 62s5 for good
and l0750ll p for choice to extra prime
BEEF CATTLE Dull, heavy and neglect
cd; IS . for common, and S6g6 40 for good
stock steers.
SUGAR-NeW Orleans l40 i8c for common
to choice.
MoLAssEs-sl4l O5.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-20
HAVANA.
Plantations RHrned by Insurgents
Arrival Of More Troops from
Spain.

HAVANA, March 19-The insur-
gents have burnt FIVE of the largest
plantations in the province of Sagua
Ia Chica, one near Cienfuegos, and an
other near Macagua. 1t is positively
asserted that the insurgent generals
are carrying out their deferred plan
of burning everywhere. A detach-
ment Of insurgents had left Alvarez,
we'll mounted. to burn plantations in
the vicinity Of j lba eco. The plant
ers are terrif d. Late information
adm IT'S that many plantations have
been burned within a week.
Another steamer has arrived from
Spain with troops. Generals Buceta
and Esealrata were passengers. The
troops have gone to Nuevitas.
An engagement took place between
the troops aud the insurgents vester-
day. near Alvarez The insurgents
we're routed and divided. Ohe force
fed toward VI cagua, aud the other
towards Jacu l.
An engagement has taken place at
Guaracabutta. The official account
reports l36 insurgents killed and only
one Spanish soldier wounded.
The insurgents are active near Ba-
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the proprietors aforesaid, we had
never suspected this fact. We are
also glad to announce it, that oul
readers-who would not otherwise be
likely to find it out-may know it as
we'll as ourselves. We are still more
pleased to learn an additional fact in
connection with the early days of the
proprietors aforesaid, which we give
in the language of the Courier:
Among the principles which were
most carefully and industriously
taught in the schools in those days,
were those of truth and honesty. Lit
was held by instructors that to mis-
represent or pervert the language or
acts OF others was an Otfense, not
only against the person injured, but
against society at large.
It is sad to reflect how soon early
lessons of truth and honesty are OBJ
liberated. No better example of this
could be produced than is furnished
daily by the Courier. Who would
suppose, in reading its editorials that
its proprietors had been fully and in
dustriously taught in early life the
principles of truth and honesty? Alas,
in some natures, the incubation Of
principles of truth and honesty is
like writing in the sand upon the sea
shore, all trace of which is obliterated
by the incoming tide. We hope the
youth Of our city will take warning
from the melancholy example fur
nished by the Courier.
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st. Louis Market.

By telegraph Sr. LoUIs, March 10.
TOBACCO-Unchan
cotton AND II HEAIP-Nothing doing.
FLOUR-Dul', weak, and unsettled; s. .
@s5 30 for Fan superdne, and X SG 0Ja6 so.
WHEAT-ChoIce and fancy Fall a little
better, at 81 S21292 90; prime to low choice
81 % @ 20: Spring unchanged, at 81 Is q
81 I715 for No. 2.
CORN Stronger and better; 5S06lc for
yellow and mixed white in bulk, and 65 "a
zoe in sacks.
oATs-aiarket stronger, but prices are
unchanged, at 571a962c.
BARLEY-QuieG and unchanged, at 81 50
@S2 70 Tor prime to choice Spring.
RYE-Unchanged; 81 2SGI 30.
WHI1KY-NOminala at h9I90c.
GROCERIES Unc nchanged. Louisiana su-
gar lS@l5 Coffee lS1aQS25c tor low grades
to prime iktD. MolaSses 70 L9Oc.
IoRK-Quiet; So Z5l32 50.
BULK MEATS-Don: small sales packed
shoulders at l3c, and clear sides at I65Ic.
BACoN-D mand languid, and prices are
barely maintained: jobbing sales of shoul-
ders at l4c, clear rib sides ITc, and clear
sides E1zc.
LAE--Choice country kettle Isle.
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CINCINNATI Narkai.

By Telosraph.l CIS0INNATT. March l9.
FIOUR-Du'I for family at So 2596 so.
WHEAT-DuiI; no safes.
CORN-- HfiTm at Csc for ear.
OATS Dali; No. Csc.
BARLEY-DuIi at 81 IS az for No. 2 State.
RYE-Unchanged and dull.
CoTToN-Dull at 2714c for midding.
WHIsKY--Dull at 9Ia9ic.
NJ MESS PORK Dull at the close, and not
asa leable at better than s32
BULK MEATS Dull and lower; they were
offered at I2t4 and 1454c with tut buyerg.
BACoN-Nonlnally unchanged, and no
sales
LARD-Duil at Ice, with no buyers at bet
ter than ISt5c
BUFFERS higher and scarce; fresh 4Og
45c
EGG5 l9c and steady.
OILS-Liuseed oil dull at el1l %. Lard
OF qu ct at 81 55gI o.. Petroieum duH at
80 a;j5c for refined.
SUGAE-nnti: New Orleans lac to l5I&e,
and o t ly a i0Db,ng demand.
COFFEE Finn at 22a26c.
MoLAssEs- steady At 80GSlc for New Or
leans.
GoLD-l3916 buying.
EXCHASG H-2tsady.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-20
NEW YORK
General LOngstreei's appointment as
Considered by the Senate Com
meFce Committee.

New York, March 19.-The steam
ship Kangaroo, from Liverpool, ar
rived to day.
The TriJune's Washington dispatch
says: The case of Gen. Longstreet,
nomina ated as Surveyor of the port at
New Orleans, was under considera-
ton to- day by the Senate Commerce
Committee. 1t is understood that a
majority Of the committee were op-
posed to his confirmation. not ex-
pressly because General Longstreet
was leading rebel during the rebel
lion, but on the ground that there
were an abundance of men who were
loyal to the Government from the
breaking out OF the rebellion to the
close, and who ought to be provided
for 10 preference to the class to
which General Longstreet belongs.
The committee, however, decided to
report his name to the Senate without
recommendation, and let that body
take such action as they may think
proper.
The Tinaes's dispatch says the next
public debt statement will show the
pfecise condition of the Treasury
books at the close of the business of
the 31st inst, instead of being with
held for several days, as formerly, to
await the returns from New York
aud other important points. This is
a radical change.
A Havana letter states that the
steamer Henry Bunden, which left
jacksonville, for Cuba, with arms and
ammunition for the Revolutionists,
was compelled to put into one of the
Bahama Islands, by an accident to
her machinery. She changed her
cargo into two schooners, one OF
which successfully landed her cargo
10 Cuba, and the other was capture
by Spanish frigate.
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The Georgia LegIsIatare,

ATLANTA. March 19.-Both houses
of the Legislature adjourned sine de
last night
yesterday a motion was made in
the Senate, authorizing the Sheriff of
any county to call on the Government
for United States troops to assist him
whenever he deemed it necessary.
Mr.. Hungerford. a Republican,
thought the resolution unnecessary,
and moved to lay it on the table. The
motion was sustained
On a motion to reconsider the in
definite postponement of the fifteenth
amendment yesterday, the resolution
was sustained and the amendment put
upon its final passage and defeated by
the following vote: Republicans vo-
ting for its adoption, 8; Democrats
voting for its adoption, 5; Republicans
voting against its adoption, II; Demo
Gratis voting against its adoption, 8;
Republicans absent, s.
Both houses passed the General
Appropriation bill, which was signed
by the Governor
The House rejected the Senate reso-
luton to purchase the Kim ball Opera
House for a Capitol building.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-20
TELEGRAPH SUMMARY.

ON Friday morning a negro thief being
pursued by the police at Cincinnati, ran
into the river and was drowned.
Five of the conviets who escaped from
Sing Sing on Thursday have been recap
tured.
L. La Roche, Haytian Minister, arrived
at New York on Friday by the steamship
Georgia, from POrt-au-Prince.
Tne success Of the National Peace Fes-
tivaI at Boston has been scared by sub
scription.
Matthew Wilson, OF the firm of AIexan-
der scOheld & Co., of Cleveland, was in
stantIy killed on Friday morning by the
explosion OF still in their refinery, and
John Cowan, gas filter, was probably
fatally injured.
A German peddler named Henry Prense,
belonging in New York, was, on the 18th,
nearly killed and robbed at Weenawken
by "a desperate named William Aixens,
who escaped.
A small boat, containing twelve boxes of
nitro gIycerine, was discovered under a
wharf at the foot of Whitehall Street,
New York, on hursday-enough, it is
said, to blow the lower portion of New
York and Brooklyn to atoms. The stuff
was taken beyond the city limits by the
harbOr police.
Senor Morales Lemus, who arrived at
New York on Thursday Minister from
the provisional government of Cuba. is
fully empowered to treat with the Gov
ernment OF the United states for a full
recognition OF the revolutionary govern
ment OF the Queen of the Antilles, and
bears a commission from President Ces-
pedes, who is now ia command OF the
revolutionary forces. He will proceed to
Washington at once.
The papers in the case OF James Logan,
charged with the robbery and murder OF
Mr.. Rogers, were submitted to the grand
jury on Thursday morning, and the Dis
trict Attorney confidently expected that
an Indictment would he found against hIm
in the course of The day, so that n sooner
return to the hnheas corpus case, which
was postponed until Friday, might be
made. Should the indictment be found
the trial viii take place next week before
Judge Barnard. at the Court Of oyer and
TeTmluer.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-20
WASHINGTON.
Nominations for Onlce.

WASHINGTON, March 19.-The only
nomination submitted by the Presi-
dent to the Senate to day was William
A. Richardson, as Assistant Secretary
of the Treasury.
Colonel Chandler is announced as
Chief Quartemaster Of the First Mill
tary District, and will relieve Colonel
Moore.
During the month of February,
334 ,473 pounds of chewing tobacco
were shipped in bond from Richmond.
The tax was prepaid on all smoking
tobacco shipped except 4S0 pounds
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MONETARY l. co aMERCIAl.
gew York MarErt.


by Telegraph NEW YORK, March 10.
CoTToN-A shade lower, and rather more
active; sales of 2,510 bales at 2S492S15C
for mfddling uplands.
| and without decided change; sales OF 100
| barrels at s. 45td6 90 for supeTfiue Stale
s. 459e7 90 for extra Western; 81 O5G7 81
| for white wheat extra, So 25a7 50 for round
hoop Ohio, 81 009S 80 for extra ST. Louis,
81 tU0I2 % for choice do; closing quiet.
| Rye flour dull and unchanged; sales of go
/ barrels at S54S6 80.
CORN MEAL-Quiet and heavy.
/ WHIsKY-HeaVy; sales of 700 bbls West
/ ern aI 95c, free.
WHEAT-Very dull; IG2c lower; sales of
/ 24,O00 bush at 81 429l 421S for No. 2 Spring
in store and delivered; 81 60 for amber
Michigan: 81 s. for white California. Re
celpts. q, ,l99 bushels.
RYE-Dull and heavy.
BARLEY-DulI: sales of 1000 bushels at
81 80.
BARLEY MALT Dull and unchanged.
CoRN-Reeeipts, sI.9l4 bushels: about Ic
lower; sales $1,000 bushels at SjaSsc for new
mixed western, chiefly at S6g5S7c; and 909
92e for small lots of old do.
OATS-In moderate request; sales of So
0OO bushel at 73c for Western in store; 75c
tor do. afioat.
RICE-DUl.
COFFEE-DulI.
sUGAR-ModerateIy active: sales of $50
hogsheads Cuba at ll2saI25sc, and 900
boxes HaY9na at ll12tgl25S.
MoLAssEs-Steady; sales of 75 barrels
New Orleans at S2c; $40 hOgsheads Cuba at
4oc; go hogsheads Porto Rico at CSC; IL
hogsheadS Demarara at 4f96655c.
HoPS-Quiet.
OLLs-Petroieum dull at l615@IG97c for
crud a d 301ac for refined bonded. Lin
seed tIl quiet; sales ofI0S casKs.
SPIRITS TURP en- rINE-Quiet.
POhK-2niet and steady: sales of $50 bar
refs at s329a2 % for new mess, closing at
50. cash; $50 5093l 70 for old do: s2g 5Oa
Y 20 Tor prime; S29G30 so for prime IN esS: |
also, 50J barrels new mess, sellers SIX |
months, at s32
BEEF-Dull; sales of 50 barrels at ssaIe
for new plain me ss; Sl2dlS for new extra
mess. Tierce beef dull; sales of D tierces !
at s23gO for prime; S27933 for India |
mess Beef hams heavy; sales of % bar
relS at 2Bd30.
CUT MEATs-A shade firmer: les of l75 !
pa ckages at l39l31zc for shoulders, and |
l61a@I714c &c TOR hams.
n 1oGs-Dressed heavy ut 131zG1314c for |
BAcoN-C1ty middles firm aud quiet; ls0 |
boxes sold at 161Sc for Cumberland cut: |
l7z9@lo5se Tor South Staffordshfre.
LARD Heavy; sales of 1860 tierces at |
l194 Gl91Ec for steam; l9Gl9%c for kettle |
rendered; also, go iierces steam, BUYERS |
April and May, at I914c.
BUrrEit STEADY at 30940e for Ohio, and l
40a55 for State
CHsESE- Dull at lSG22c
FREIG aTs-fo liverpool nominal.
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News by Atlantic Cable.
State of Affairs in Havana
Plantations Being Burned
by the Insurgents.
Arrival of Troops from
Spain.
Congressional Proceedings.

SAN FaANoGsoo, March 19.-The
Committee of the Chamber of Com
merce on the Alaska fur trade, after
a thorough investigation of the sub
ject, reported in favor of the aboli-
ton of all restrictions not necessary
to protect young and female seals.
and submitted draft bill, which will
afford ample protection, and at the
same time open trade to American
enterprise and industry. The Com
mittee are of the opinion that the
Government should aid and encour-
age emigration, and establish an early
territorial government of Alaska.
The report and draft bill were adopted
by the Chamber. The President was
instructed to forward the same to our
representatives at Washington, and
urge immediate Congressional action
on the subject. The Chamber de-
clined to enforce a communication
from the Chamber of Commerce of
Memphis. asking Government aid in
reclamation lands on the Mississippi
River.
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New York Dry tOods Market.

ny 1elesFapL.l NEW YORK. March ID.
The break in Prints has become more
general, and there is great excitement IA
the market to-day. The Pac fic Mills have
reduced the price OF their goods 10 I2LSc,
and the goods are selling rapidly, as are
AmOSkeaS, which are reduced to PFC.
CottOnades, too, are offered at reduced
prices, as are Also Fancy Cash nneres of de-
sirable makes, which are selling at a less
pf1ce.
Printing Cloths have declined to Sc, and
move slowly, even at the reduction.
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Loulsvlilc Market.

BY Telegraph LOUISVILLE. March I9.
ToBACCo-SaIes OF I07 hogsheads 81 rs 10
SIS p for new common luss to old euttfn !
leaf.
CoTTON-261Se.
MESS PORK-SS3 90.
11ARD-I9c.
BACoN-Shoulders I414c; clear rib sides
17tSc: clear sides ISc.
BULK MEATs-ShOulders l31zc; clear rib
sides l61zc; clear sides lie.
I, FioUR-Superfine s. 5096 90.
WHEAT-Sl 456gi 30.
CoRN-60d65c.
OATS-6I(165c.
RYE-SI 80
WRISKY-9lc.
sSUGAR-I4149l614c for New Orleans.
MoLAssEs-S0gS5e for New Orleans.
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Troops from Matanzas have

tondon. Troops from Matanzas have
gone there.
When the battle of Sierra Cubita
was fought Quescla was sick with the
small pox. Ortega commanded.
The insurgents are carrying of
slaves from the plantations and max
ing them soldiers.
The Esquera plantations near Trim
idad have been burned
The FIVE places burned in the Saqua
district produced 5000 hogsheads of
sugar annually.
The insurgents have destroyed the
railroad aud telegraph between Alva-
reZ and Macanna.
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Memphis Market.

BY TeIegraph.4 MEMPHIS. March 70.
CoTTON-pull and nominaIly UNCHANGED
Reczlpts, 967 pales; exports, 7l6 bales Tie
y ee4's receip's, 4.332 bales; exports 4 703
bales stock, ., ,967 bales.
FLOUR Very dull; superfine SO 00gG 50.
CORN-At soc.
HAY-At 81 90.
OATS-At 72G53c-
PohK-Ss}6 90
-I95sa201zc.
BACON-Quieti shoulders l5c, aud sides
at lSc
BULK MEATS-Steady shoulders at bic
aud sides I654c.
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III ROPE.
BY the Atlantic Telegraph.

LONDON, March 19-Noon.-Later
advices from Rio Janeiro state that
Lopez had collected an army Of 1000
at Paraguay, and was fortilying
GraVOe, a town in the interior
SPAIN.
MADRID, March 19.-The troubles
in Andalusia continue. At Jerez de
Lafrontera the opposition to military
conscription eliminated In a battle
between the insurgents and troops.
The engagement was short but very
fierce. The Insurgents were defeated
and routed, six hundred of them be-
ing taken prisoners.
Meramon, at the head Of 900 Car
lists, had appeared at Palema. in the
mountains near Almerie. Troops
have been dispatched to that neigh
borhood.
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA. March ia royal de-
cree has just been published estab-
fishing trial by jury for otfenses
against the press law.
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The DIFFICULTY REEOyED
EVERY HTEAM BOILER SHOULD HAVE
SGllWell's Patent
Heater and Lime Catchorl
LgHEEE NI0a ID .ENInI- MITELIMLrr

YgVFEE MDBr SERIOUS HEREEruArW
~. eNprrlenred by tutfsa WHO u.H HlHsfHi
power Dr. the luTmafI' 90 in Their DlII HI
wial ls lE1uWu 90 rftslu 8ers HH "i|i' a fi.
or " "IMtitNefAIiDh '--n hnfd siInatHura
formed ont Of tue earlhN HtIIH .HHf4fII. "A
in Tire water. which tttteut. lfaeIf n4u q
- the whoie inner surface uf fh. boiler.
IL tl1GA CITY This d1lii-mlfM la UHeu.tNrtH i.+
traVatCd by tue lar nuHu IItE ul mrtItHs
ria ami lime found Iu Lhe Wa eT. t.4feI.
besides lnrmiug scHfH. ou tno boiler. r.I-
atrurta the plpHn Aud prelHinma tIa tftf#t
annoying delays so cifiuiun, aH WtII HH
actually cndansoHng the fuIflY 0t tIe
boiler.
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Eofuoves ALI inns diOicntfy. aaud.nN the
wuFsr INTO fns hDft,.r fr.ts trum a.Ir =rNIs
nIent Whatever, sfud pure nF it nI.I iilti'
A f. VINO use Wfflt are o. fl 1881 a. 100 #ri it H
wells" Tor lhfir suppIN ol WHtHf tfti q.
"a dord tu do without fAis it.t. ets li #iti
save ihru mucn money in tnH phi t.a n.
fuel, o. sty uofuiuH % litr H.fhet tnfA
49, =, ia rie.ft.tIus boilers IDe IlHItGf IH
easily managed. tna qnirhiy cIftnr' it
one has De- .II 90 HpefHfinh 90 4a.f NTffI p
FIGURING Mlll for mHht it'hLl". aii.l gwen
ZION 1u as.tiuIan'a FOUNDRY Whh tut lpHHpll
Mill ADJOINING
firtlefs .or aDiiHfil'a Heater VIII receive
nrof1pf attention if leit with
WILLIAM HktLMAB, Agent.
fan5
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HOUSE.

HOUSE.-............WA w AsHINGToS. March I9.
The resolution to refund fifteen thou
sand dollars advance money to MiIwaukee
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1869-10-15

I WILL sell on Sale day in Noeembe,
i next the real estate of w. p. Sullivan
Decd consisting OF three hundred and TWEEN
~ acres Of land, more or less, situated in
said County on waters of Rocky creek, and
Long Cane, bounded Ivy lands of Tyrn
Jay, Jane Davis, +. ]. White and others
The terms will be MADE known on day
Of sale.
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SOUTH CAROLYN
ABBEVILLE COUNTY,
In Equity.
g. j. Callahan, and Mary j. Callahan,
tAdministrator and Administra-
trix,, Us. Leona Callahan,
g., and others.
Bill for sale Of Land, de.
PURSUANT to order of Court in ,sis
case, will sell at public auction, at Ab-
beville Court House, on Sales-Day in n O.
EEMBER next, 'the remainder Of Tract,
consisting of ONE HUNDRED 1WD
HFTY-EIGHT, ACRES, moro OF
less, and designated AS Tract No. Q, and
bounded by lands Of Samuel j. Callahan,
and others, as part of the Real Estate OF
Sherrard W. Callahan, deceased, for cash,
Also, at same time and place the remain
der in the Seventy eight acres assigned to
the widow Mary J., for lite, rs her dover
MATTHEW MCDONALD,
Clerks Office, :, !.
Oct.5, 1860.
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II WILL sell on Saleday in Novembe,
L next lat the risk of James B-ownlee
the former purchaser, who hns failed to
comply with the terms of the sale) all tina,
tract OF land being the real Estate o
DR.. 8. }. Willard deceased, containing one
hundred and seventy eight acres more OF
less sisnsted in said County, on Buffalo
creek, waters OF Little River, adjoining
lands Of William Truitt, estate OF J. B.
Britt and others. Terms one-half cash
the balance on a credit Of twelve months,
the purchaser giving bond and two np-
proved securiies, and mortgage Of the
premises to make good The said Bond.
/ a. s. CAsoN,
Sheriff Abbevills County.
Oct. 8, 1850, e4--st
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ABBEVILLE COUNTY.
In EquitH

In Equiy
John A. Bowie Va. Jacob Miller and
A. +. Conner.
Bill TO Foreclose Moytgogc &c.
PURSUANT to Order Of Court in
this case, will sell at public auction, at
Abbeyille Court House on Sale Day in
NOVEMBER next, Tract of Land, lying
on both sides of Long Cane creek, CON
tanning ONE THOUSAND AND SEV-
ENTY-ONE and four.fhh ACRES,
boundaries shown by plats of NJ. McCay
and A. w. Shillito, Esqrs as the property
Of Jacob Miller and A. p. Conner FOR
CASH. Title 10 be made on payment of
purchase money. Costs TO be paid in
cash, and purchaser to pay for papers,
stamps, &c.
MATTHEW MCDONALD,
Clerks Office, |
Oct. 5, 1860. 1t