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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-07-18
State Of' SOuth CaroIima.
IN EQUIrY-pIcKENs.

IN bQUIT1--PICKENS.
Abraham Duke, ct. ux., ct. al. r.,,e
VIZ bllior IarlitiOn
Jos. Donaldson, ct. ux, ct. al. act sc.
.INlE Court Of Equity, for Pickens district. hav-
ing referred the Accounts Of Harriet Duke,
Adminstratrix, and Ransom Duke, Administers
tor with tho will annexed, of the Personal Is
tate OF Russell Cannon, deceased, TO the Commis-
sioncr for settlement, the defendants Derinmin
Cannon, Washington Cannon and the other lcirs
OF William Cannon, deceased, Carter Cannon.
Margaret Marchbanks, Judy Kcndriek Elijah
Cannon, Martha Brown and James Cannon. Who
are absent from the State, win take notice tlmt
the said Reference will be held at my Office, OH
Monday the 10Th day of October next.
ROBT a. THOMPSON, c.g.p.p.
Comts Office. July 3, 1857. ri
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a FRENcll View or ENGLIsn AND
AMERICAN FRIEXDsprp.-The Paris Con-
stitntionel, aliuding to Lord Napier's speech
in New York, says all this. extraordinary
friendship proceeds, "not from moral, but
from commercial interests. England can,
dot do without American products. \ Sc
rious quarrel with the United States would
ruin british commerce for time. The
bonds OF friendship that are being celcbrat-
ed are no chains of flowers, but staple twists
OF cotton which supply the Manchester mar
kot." Well, the friendships which arise
from interest is likely to be binding as long
as those Interests last, and between Eng
land and the unitod States they are every
year growing more extended and nccccssa-
rya 1t is more cffectual for preserving
peace between the two hat.onsdhau friend
ship purely sentimental, for it is not ca
,priciois, and will be more conciliatory in
ITS character when 50 much depends apou
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ES1'R AY.

PERRY TURNER tolls before rue "a Sorrcl
~ MARE ll4 hands high, left hind foot white,
a star and snip in her iacc--supposed to bc
lG years old, and appraised at $l2.00., Sdid
Mare can be had by applying to Bciry Turner,
who resides on the Road leading from Picksis-
2yillc.to Easley's Bridge ON Saluda, ut Georges
Creek Bridge, proving property and paying all
expenses. JOSHUA JAMESON, li.pgD.
.Jlhe "a, 1891 i nltm
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AM ROTYpES!
State oG souah CaroIima.

James Il. ltasood Forcgn 4dHochncnt.
vs. Norris, HARRISON " I'uiiilm.
John a; Boyd. Pr6$ IiWm
WV HEREAS, tho plniutifI Iid, ON The 10th
day OF May, 1857, file his declaration
against the defendant, who las il is said) is ah-
sent from and without the limits of this State,
anu bus neither wife nor attorney known within
the same, upon whom a,eopy of the said decla-
ration might be served; ltis ordered therefore.
that tho said defendant do appear aud plead to
tho sad declaration on or before fhc 18Th day of
May, 1858; otherwise fiual and absolute iudr-
ment VIII then he given aulawnrded against him.
j. L.. lL\GO0D, c.cr.
Clerk's Office. May lG 1851 lml
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State on SoutEa CaroIipnn,

+ 'SsN WA 'SWWNhA SstEOhAEAie3
rIckbNs pIsT--IS THE COURT OF COMMON rqHAs.
y, Eobns Son J Foreign Attachmcnt.
VS. Joseph J. Norton,
Thomas Sandfoid, J PE6S -dug. h.
\VIlEREtS, tho plaintiff did, ON the llth day
w Of July, 1851, file his declaration against.
The defendant, who (os it is soid) is absent FROM
and without the limits of this State, ald has nci-
ther wife nor rattorney known within tho same,
upon whom u copy OF the said declaration might
be served: ltis ordered, therefore, that. the
said defendant do appear and plead to tho said
declaration on or before tho 10Th day OF July.
1855 otherwise, final and absolute Judgment
viii then be given and awarded against HIM.
+, J. f. HkG0OD, Ger.
Clerks Office, July IL 1857 1yo
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hWME NE al.

MMRlED, at Tunnel Hill. oil the 9th instant,
by A, B. Bow,leit, Esq, Mr., Tltos. A. WILEY
to Miss MARGARET A. DARBY, all of Pickcns
district.
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TOHH4ERS.

SEH0S. DopdENs tolls befope mo one ,stroy
4 steer. supposed 70 he three ycprs oll, hasrcd
siIcs, White back Hiti belly. with white fnce
nlarked 2 with crop, ftlc left year and swallow
Sill Which staia stcer may found M Tho,nns
p"ggens, Joeassec NaiIey--tI,cl owner 10 prove
property. pay expenses ard tpkc Runaway
Aprii ., 1917 JOHN KNOX, Md,
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JulY Ypfsbf
Public Notice.

INFORMATl0Nis IL wanted of JAs. MOORE IA
II whom a Forty aero Land Warrapt waJ issaol
Under The cot Of 1856. n He eau hear Of .suntee
thing g ele a,lysasagqby applying promptly 81
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Estate Notice.

:. = '-f -NSSCeVS 1aOOASO'-
NOTICE is hereby given to all concerned that
~ final settlement of the Estate of Dr. L. g.,
Gaines, deceased, win be ,marc before the Or
dnury, at P~kcns Q. H., OH Tuesday the 20tlt
day of October next. Those still indebted 10
the Estate must make payment, and, those hav-
ing demands against the same, will present
them legally attcstcd by that day.
e. NJ. SHARPE, 4idmr
July1S, 1857 Il. ti
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One HUNDRED AND FtrTY UNITED
STAIEs TRooPs SLAIN BY THE INDIANS.
The st, Joseph (Mo) Journal of the
I'd, publishes.u statement ofa French ira
der that body of one hundred troops and
Fifty teahlstcrs, of Col. Summers command,
were attacked by large body of Cheyenne
Awatahoe Indians, 200 miles west Of Fort
kearncy, and all were slain This sad re-
port is confirmed by trader who arrived
at Pacific City, Iowa, ON the I'd and also
by an emigrmt train from Salt Lake.
Later advices from Loavcnworth state
that General lInrncy discrcdtcd the re-
ported battle between the indians and the
U. s. troops.
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j. D. SMITH & co,

q. ~, 1HlIIH & CO.
PEN DEI'E O n /, $. g.,
, III AVE just opened, under the Farmers Hall
III . complete aud tasty stock of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, and Mems Furni.bin.s
Goods generally.
Particular attention is gvcn to Ladies' DRESS
GOODS, aud their stock of Muslins Bareges. lis
sues, Embroidered Collars Bonncts, Ribbons,
Founcings. and Fancy Goods, cannot well bq sur.
passed, Watches, Jewery. Toilet Soaps, Per.
iumeries, Fancy articles, in great variety. TO.
gether with general assortment Of articles, tno
numerous to mention,
From the fact that one of our partners Nhc
purclmser) resides in New York, we are enabled
to buy Goods TO great advantage and we are also
determined to sell at Low PRICES FOR
CASH Call and oxuminc our stock. and he
convinced of tic quality aud price of our Goods.
June 8, 1851 is tf
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CANDTDATEs,

.THE friends of Raaj. yYMl. *. HsfaSls-s
respectfully announce him Candidate for
BRlGADIER GENERAL, in placc of Brig. Gen.
ilARGts9N, resigned. EJuly !, 1857.
'HEtriends of Capt. ~. B., As. sloan
! beg leave to announce hiin-a Candidate for
BlsTG tDIER GENERAL, % fill the vacancy cc. @
ensionsd BY the resignation of Gen. j. w. HAIR
AsisoS.f [July2, 1867
fISlIE friep,ls of Capt. G.. Wv. EIaHlertDm
y rcspes tfully announce hiin a Candidate for
sJlAJolSof the 2l Battalion, I'd Regiment, S. G.
M Jmc 26, 1857.
fiIE friends of Capt. NJ, A. H.edBcttcr
y respectfully announce him d, candidate for
aIsA,l0Rof the I'd Battalion, I'd Regiment, s.
y, y ~. [July ~, 1857.
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The Boggs Bridge.

1AHE Commissioners 0s Reads for Picsens Dis.
4 tsiet 4rre requested 10 meet at the Court
llonse, at 10 O'clock, 4, ST., on Saleaay In Au,
gust next By order Of Df. Mi4Lna, Chairman,
NJ NJ NORTON, Clerk.
10 July. 1887 q =. so o
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NEW GOODS! NEW G0ODSi
al ED5caxesss a.. M

Nh w hOODD NC W uUUDDs
al EOickens a.. ia.
fslllE subscribers arc i,ow roeeiving aud. on,
i ening large aud carefully selected Stock
of new aud elegant
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
Consisting. in part, of Silks, Muslins, Calico.
Ginghams, Trimmings, etc.: ,''',N'
Bonnets, Ribbons, l4,ccs and Thread;
Cassimcros, Drap PEte, Linens, Vcstings:
Ready Made Clothing.
Hats and Crps, Boots aud Shoes Gaiter.
And the usual variety in tho DRY GOODS
- Inc.
Als1, Hardware, Crockery and Cutlery;
SEGARS and tobacco of the best quality
Groceries,
AS cheap as can be bought anywhere in tlle
up country.
Our Stock isn very full one. aud has becn
carefully laid i'll byone of theiirm. Wecuu
therefore, recommend highly every article We
have on hand, and viii sell on the most r,n.
sonablo terms. We respectfully solicit the
continued patronage of our friends and IN.
public. ~ heretofore, wo will cxchann.
Goods for the usual articles of Barter.
n, x h. l.. ALEXANDER
May II, 1857 III r.
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A. f.. M.

A.. f.. M,
tllilE next Regular Communication of Pcndle
II ton Lodge, No. 8i, A.. r.. M. wilI -,
held n.tle Lodge Room on Wednesday Iiug,st
9th ut z q clock, PsfN. tss e.
ity Grger vi W. d0fsEa, r. r.. 4. ii "a
. J-Ay.0 B. u SFS.kBOfiN. S,,e,,.
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SPRING & SU MINER SUPPLIES
y. Es. b. SLOAN & co.

u II wv -II"N TVVVINIny INC IlryCst and inOeL
complete assortment of
G O OBS
Ihat we have ever brought TO this place. which
We are willing to sell at short profits. Our
Goods have bcer carefully selected in New
York, Philalelphia and Charleston. We can n,
always found at our post willing and ready To
show o'n GOODS free of charge
We will take in exchange for Goods. Corn.
Rye, Wheat, Oats, Bacon, Lard, Tanow, Bees.
WAX, Honey, Homespun, Rags, Chickens. Ducks.
furbics, Eggs. Butter, Sc, at tho market price
April -. 1857 II tf
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-07-18

ST.. IioUis, Iily THE Salt Lake
.Aiail has arrived with Independence dates
to 30th ult There were few indians ON
tl,e route. Tile emigrants Trains were do
ing we'll Snow had Disappeared and Grass
and water ON the plains were abundant.
Ihe Mormons Who have been very anx-
ious to know the character of the reports
made by the official returns, wcrc surprised
to hear that bills respecting Polygamy were
to be placed before Congress. They treat
Surveyor Bures report with contempt, and
accuse him of making false statements re-
garding'the country.
The st. Joseph Journal of the I'd inst,
publishesa a report Drought by II i'rcuoI, tis-
der that hundred troops and fifty team
,stcrs under the command of Col. Summer,
were attacked by large body of Cheyenne
aud Apacha Indians 200 miles t,of Fort
Kcarney, and all Slain
The report is confirmed by trader who
arrived ut Pacific City, Iowa, ON the 2d,
and also by Emigrunt trains from Salt Lake.
-------4---s>
FRoNI kstNsAs.--A letter to the St.
Louis Republican says that the Democratic
convention at Lecompton is composed of a
majority of pro-slaycry men, but ON the
whole the democratic party support the
views in Gov. Walkers inaugural address
and approve the submission of the constitu-
tiotto tho. people. Resolutions were passed
eNcludihg all sectional distinctions, adopt
ing tho Cincinnati platform, and assuming
the name of the national democracy of Kan
sas, embracing democrats from the north
and.south-
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rejected. The cause of its rejection was,
that 1t was too passive To satisfy the de-
mands of an excited aud iilibi,stering pco-
pie, whose voice, like the Roman Senator,
was still forswar.D The popular voice
was clamorous for an aggressivc,s vindictiye
and brilliant invasion, which should not
stop short of ".thc hallsof the Montezurnas. :"
The latter was popular, the former was
statcsmanly. Between such alternatives,
democratic administration co,,rting pop.
u'ar favor, and seeking it's own pcrpctta-
ton could not 'loug debate"
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CHICAGO, July III son themiglit of tho
"a inst, u mob broke into the jail.of Cc-
ddr-cpanty, Iowa, and Notwithstanding the
resistance made by the Shceiff and glsard
TOOK tileFefroa, two men na,nsd Glesson aud
ssoper, confined on charge of horse.st,al-
ing, and hung them Much exeitcncnt
yet prevails In the feighl,ofho8il.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-27
Severe Iest--Go0a in Lodged Gpain aud
Hiiiy Land.

NfAINION, Va. Uct 8 I6oU
J. y Hei9ht-Deor Si' All the farmer in this
Keepers, that | consented to take yours on trial
very reluctantly. / commenced my harvest with
my neighbours all predicting a failure. and ready 10
laugh at me If it should prove one-but so soon as
the Reaper started, all fear of failure vanished
It wdrkea Ike charm tin ough my entire crop Fl
wheat ami grass. Having taken it upon trial |
subjected ii to the satresi test could both in hesyy
Judged wheat and hiIly laa IN all Of which it work
ed to nv entire satisfaction. cut about 40 acres
OF wheat aud 50 Of grass without any inateral
breakage. worked it With two horse. with great
deal of ease | consider it very superior Mower,
Ia moving find it necessary TO the reel run
ming low 10 prevent the clogging OF the knife.
Respectfully, your obedient servant.
Nav . 1851, j. W. BEL H.
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---l--
ATKINS SELF-RAKfNG REAPER

Bs1tfs MAcHIN II. but last year introduced i4to
4 til. couftg BY Mr.. ~. Wayt Bel, y hose. Ger
ticate viii BE found be.ow, Is destined to create
revolution in the old system Of harvesting, il
.serferp erik with and thoroughness that
defes Competition. 1t is warranted 10 do its cut
ting equal to any other Machine, and its rake is a
narfet OF adaptation to its 1t must be sect in
operation TO be appreciated.
Moving Bar can be very esaily attaci ed, max
ing it very superior MOVER.
Any further information will be furnished upon
application to Gh0. +. PRICE.
5ae- orders should be handed IN early, flat there
may be doubt Of the Machine being furnished in
time.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-27

Neuspoper De5ts-The Washington
Union says there is now owing to that pa
per the enormous susa of SO 900 for baek
subscriptions II announces that hereafter
tie business Of the establishment viii be
conducted on strict cash principles gnered-
ihle as this statement may seem, it is nc
doubt true. Fery many less circulated pa
pars than the Washington Union can show
almost as shocking state OF affairs. The
publishers Of daily papers throughout the
country are beginning to adopt the cash
down system, Ii "a the only safe one.
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LAND s. n E(1ROES
II ega SAL

=. HAVING determined to relinqtsh farming pur-
70 ( suits jaifqr fer sale de Tract OF ] s,d on
ie Nliich1 new reside cont einiig upNsrts Il
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SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
At i.E0P0H.D's CLOTHING EsslP0Rs# n.
"BUR WEhIIS COKNER p

Gdal]ea5as lie uorld far coa' petition, dad
defes superiority,
/ Y hisznew and splendid stock ct READY MADE
CLOTHING and Geuua1 ems Furnishing Goods
of every description, witch lie offers 10 the pubic
CHEAPER. Foa oisH, than any other establishment tin
the state. Hang paid particular attention to the
sclection Of my Stock, persons will find it TO their
Ateres. - give nc sessll beiore purchasing else
niere. perteniafIs invite the attention OF Coun-
try Merchants to my large Stock, will sell rs
low can be purchased in any Of Tie Northern
Cities Come one, come ALL and examine for
Yourselves. LEWIS LEDPOLDs
aprii Il, Isl amos.
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ANOTHER REMARKABLY CURE
GN SNRNEIlL 4

Messts. Bennett Il Beers, kiehmond--
Gentlemen four Caters Spanish Mixture has
performed remarkable cnre ia the persou Of Il
sarvant-ma afflicted with Scroiula in the very
worst form. So bad had no become, that his eyes
were entirely eistd and bad hecn 50 for more than
year. As a last resort, rs every thing else had
faied it wd5 resolved Ia Try tie mixture w ad-
fal to say a perfect cure has been effected I am
satisfied that medicine equals Carriers Spanish
Mix,nre, as purifier of the blood Il Is creating
quite an excitement hure, and selis very rapidly.-
Send another lot BY Railroad.
Yours, truly, tI6iwl Rs. BROAnDuS
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MINERAL SPRING


rehated IA possess considerable medicinal virtue
To persons DESTROYS Of engaging in the lumber
business NJ Hshingto make safe and profitable in
Festnens in real estate, II offers peculiar induce
hehts On account u its proximity to the Railroad
and tn scarcity Of good ahrr along the line Of the
Railroad from the Blne- Ridge to Coyington. Per-
sons desiring sa!a and cheap farms could be well
suited here. Il win be sold in lots Of from 500 to
. steh mere. each
TERMS The sale Will be radc on a credit af
SIX twelve and eighteen months with interest f.o.n
datc the purchaser giving bend with good personal
security, aud the Cite retained until the purchase
money s haid: nr. if preicircd, a conveyance viii
NJ mate sud lein reserved ag the purchase laonty
nupaid.
The title Is agquestionabl4 aud The undersga
viii sell and Convey with general warranty. Per-
sHHs de4irng farther Information may address The
subscriber AT Grshea bridge, Rockbridge CO. or
lis attorney, William icLaugi in, Esq., Le4ins
ton, Firgni7. WILLIAM b. NrNCTT
Juae -. 81 tls.-Prt,.teI.'. ieo 81 ona.
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Notice.

When the present proprietors ungerioDiS
the management Of the "Vindicator,1 'hc3
determined to close their accounts, as far rs
they could onto wear 70 tais reasonable
rule none eaa objeat There is lo fuae 4
that bills shoaid remain unpaid Seaf ai,er
year, land we are certain itaIises more from
neglect aud forgetfalncss on the part Of sub
scribers than any other cause 1t is Che adj
vance payers who keep an Office UP, and
they are net enough, to make the finances Of
an establishment easy. it is better, too
for all parties, in any business 10 close up
at least onre gear, and as we desire to
open u new set Of books by the LIST CT ltly
(the time when our year commences) we
hope all persons indebted to It's will settle
UP the years business. hose who attend
to this notice will be charged but pno
Dollars, otherwise, they cannot complain
if the extra half dolIar is charged
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-27

Autged Defa7cation The Norfolk, Fis-
gina, Herald states that rumor has pre-
pallei there to the effect that the Teller OF
the Farmers Bank, was dcfauter for a
considerable amount. The Mayor issued a
warrant for his arrest. but he had not been
taken in custody Monday evening.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-27

Pretty Good Justice "A Cincinnati land
lord gave man liquor until he was drunk
and then administered an unmcrcif,l beat
ing because he did not pay for it. The JUS
tice gave him the choice of paying fine Of
$100 o.the dungeon on bread and water for
ten days. He forked oyer the cash.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-27

VY TfERE.AS decree was rendered by the Cir.
VI cult Court of Augusta county At its Juae
terra ls57, dirorcing the undersigned from his
WIFE Mary NJ. Glass ~ which she was prohibited
from marrying again during the lifetime of the
undersigned and rtserting to him the privilege of
doing so il he should think proper. hereby no
tify the public, prevent any person from being
imposed upon, who mig h be ignorant of said de-
cree that hereafter aar in no wise responsible fe.
any acts Of hers cther in regard To nei' contracts
or othereiae JAMES ". GLASS.
.Inaa - 1857 1t.
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30. N0ss .g(RE%.

Tiis tract extends from Buffalo Gap on the north
east DO the soekbfidgc county line en- the south
west, and from near til line Of the Virginia Central
hafoad OH The southeast of the valley ofthe Big
Tall Pasture or the ilwrs. and il covered with
heavy original growth of OAK, FINE. Giles
NUT hc. Much al il Is capable OF cultivation and
we'll adapted to the growth Of the various grains
and era sses common to this section Of the country
Thcfe are numerons Sniinas ON the trncl ami 81
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-27

"Old Crimes Is Dead, " Mr.. S. D..
Grimes died recently in Georgia. at the
great age Of one hunarea and ten wears
H. never was siee,
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IT UHNatG on aEAate 10 W dlIe ITCHct5 =
do. do. 10 Half do !
"a. do. 10Quarer do .
do. dc. 10 Eighth do !
IN Ordering Tickefa or Certin.afes.

Ia Ordering Tickets or Certificates.
Enclose til. meHey=to our address fo- the Ticket
ordered On receipt Of which they will be forwarded
By first matl. Purchasers can have te.l1s eA4n,-s
in any number they may designate.
Tho List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes VII be
sent To Purchasers nn ediatev after the dfss ing.
Purchasers will please write their Signature plain
and 4iYe their Poa. bfice, County and State.
Eeinember thai eYarr prize Is drawn and ray able
in full without deduction.
IL prizes Of 81 tee and pnlor, pal, .,iile +
atter the drawing prizes NJ the uss4l tiluc OF
thirty DAYS.
All communications strictly Confidential.
Prize Tickets eashed OF renewed ia thcr Tickets
Il elmer Office.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates can be address
ed to S.SGAN & CO., AHcafo. ! 6p.
- LIST 81 the numbers that drawn from
the wheel. with the amount of ,he prize that each
one Is entitled %, will be pE5lished after every
drawing, IN TIE lonrWiag papers :---Fer orleans
peta se5ae Hegistsr, Z h0rlesfsi .sfitpdard Aash-
rite Ge-etfe, .4flaatq Atsftacer, Neto York \ eek
II nay Boe&', SaedRaah Nacaiag Mems, and Rich
moAd Dispateh, o.l .}eac losk Di,y a.ch.
Hum =. In.
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a-drainia trator's Sale ocrropersg,
FER 81. {: aygAn slsIA1pEsl
g1ANEs EsLesEaI,ANas,

fF'IIE Subscribers have small Tract. consisting
Z OF from eighty five "a one hundred acres If
laul for sale Il Hes in tie section known as toe
"BlG VALLEY" in this county. This land be-
ing well adapted to the production OF either Grass
or Grain, could, with small amount Of outlay in
the way Of mprny ement5, be made q very desira-
lie property. Being contiguous 10 moudfsin range
OF almoat hegnaless extent It Is worthy of the at
tenaon OF those engaged in Che raising of Stock.
As this land is positively for sale the terms will b.
made accommodating. For further particulars
enquire Of either Of the undersigned
W. W. FLEMING,
A. STEVENSON
June 90, is57.-at sonterey Highland CO.