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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-16

NV York. July -.
In III, Supreme Court this morning,
Judge Roosevelt dissolved the injunction
restricting NJ Cnno"a~ e.. ;.-.e-s :.e
with the books AMI documents OF the
Street Commissioners. The case then came
up before Julgs Peabody, on the writ OF
cc<tiorari, but he decline to proceed furth-
or until after hearing counsel
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-16

~ We understand there was an acci-
ent on the j. TT w. IL c. H. r.. on Mon
/ lav. by which two brallcme were pretty
J allv injured. No one else was hurt.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-16

r. Gen. G.. l.. CHERRY. we TN Ter
,an,l. contemplates taking charge aga:n
Of the american House" in short time
The Gen. deserves an extensive patronage
from the travelling Publi', AMI We hope
viii ct il.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-16
Cleveland 4 licWcst

Desire to say few words to our readers,
anil are anxious to have them call and ex-
amin, their fine and varied stock of Goods,
embracing almost every article that can be
,,llel for in the Dry Goods, Grocery
O,.,n,ware, AMI Hardware line They are
.larcr gentlemen and liberal dealers, and
r,lavc no hesitation in recommending oul
friends to pa;ronize their house.
P.S They also keep constantly OH hand
(realy at all times to wait on customers.
two Of the most polite and accommodating
clerks. Mcssr<. Tm,YER and FrEEsE, to be
iounl in any establishment in Northern
Indiana.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-16
An rn6rnlnhle inni

aerohla, Dyspepsia, Chronic Articular Rhcuma
I'm, functional or organic disease Of the Liver, In
: sent P'''.i--, Syphilis ia IL varied forms. from
sH' di.colorston- on the skin q tho ulccrative
hcess, are diseases well known 10 the Western
-n,ry ln these particular cases Hurley's Strsl-
nila viii be found 10 act with surprising effect.
'hd IN noin-tancc where used according 10 dircc.
"'ns Ia. V failed to afford immediate and permanent
'''L Try IT, AMI YOU will thank NJ Tor the advice.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-16
Whrai Harriet

VIII commence in this county next week.
80 far we have heard nothing Of rust or
any o:her accident bcflliing til, crop.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-16

re- Nr. H. H. RIcE has leaSel the new
ml splendid store room adjoining the
Post Ole, and Is now III the east purchas-
IN. goods.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-16
Groceries.

4 Co., at La Porte. have a
stock of Groceries. which they are
n 70 their customers, Wholesale and
n.,;I At as low prices as the same descrip-
=. Of articles can be bought, in similar
nt;.es in any of the neighboring cities
or west. See advertisement.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-16
MovTREAL, July ]

MoxrREAL, July Is.
On Sunday some rio,inS occurred here in
consequence Of the display Of an Orange
flag. Crowds of people asScmplel in the
vicinity of the flag and several shots were
fired at it anl two or three Orangemcn
beaten severely.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-16

f<r We are compellei again dis week,
Ing failed to receive paper of the rcgg-
a. size in time. to print oar paper on a
mailer sheet. Though it does not look
qni,e so wei on account Of the smailness
Of the margin, we hope that circumstance
vii not destract from its merit or interest.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-16
New York stock Markct---July 49,.
{ BY TELEGRAPH TO THE CHICAGO rRIr

Stocks irmcr. Now York Central 81 IaCroSst
& Milwaukee 35l, Erie 2S5;; Readin. 80, Mich
Southern IL L; Gilcna Chicago 92is Chicago
& Rock Island s2ls; Mlwaukce& Nj ssis>ippi |.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-16

re- Since the comet did not knock the
"hind-sisht," off this blessed little planet
Of ours, WmrNorG, begins to breathe ca
SER AMI give still b,;lcr bargains in Boots
ani Shoes Go and ak him il it 'arn't So
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-16
From .MeNicc.
NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS. july IT.
The steamer T~eas has arrive l. bringing
Vera Cruz date, TO the 9TH, and from thy
city OF Mexico tD the |.
The local clc ;tion> were generally favor
able to Tia Government.
The papers are fillel with discussions
against Santa Anna.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-16
SYRACUSE. July 13.

NNENtt 81, 'UIN I'd
The opening ceremonies of the national
trial OF reaper, anil mowers will take place
tomorrow ut nOoa on the county fair
ground. The mowers come first in order.
and as many machines as can be worked
conveniently will lie started. Delegations
are coming from all parts Gov Morchead,
Of Ky. is here. and Gov, King comes to-
night
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-16

rF \ ear, filed with horses, Oh ia. p.
TT W. L c. r. r., caught fire short dis
lance cas-; Of this place on Saturday last
Itran on until it got to the tank at the end
Of the bridge over Yellow River, where
tie fire was cxtinguislied, without any Sc
aous damage to the horses.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-16
L"ctarc before ihcTcarhcr,,. As,ocia,ion,

lev. j u. l.. SorLE. has been selected by
'hc committee. 10 deliver lecture before
the Teachers Association Of TINS county.
al their next meeting, at the Presbyterian
'hafch. on the 9Th Of August. Subject
Educaiion All are invited 10 attend.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-16
HTdDEg sSIAHh1s

4 GOOD FARM of ouc hundred and avty
~ liyc acres, all fenced ini ninety acres i'm
owed. good orchard, 'nall frame hon'c, ntd
well al excellent water situated three miles w. y
" of Plymouth, near the irp0rtc road, IN goo'
anl healthy location, bourded norihotly by Jamw
1hompsol's, highway bctnccn,) westerly by high
way and John Rhcinhau'1 farm, being The n, w
quarter ofscc. one, range one, town hlp,31, IN Mar
shall county. II Willie sold at bargain.
u Enquire ~ the ItErl mlc,y Ofucr, or 81
\. g.. ARMSTRONG,
On the rrcmiics.
Inne -. 1851
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-16
M q r. n II; y

on ae u inst, by Rev. W. ). IIirker, Mr. Ron.
1'r hcCAScr and Mis- JoszruSr H,Lr.. all Of
This county.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-16
s,rs! prparsasas

.x- "W's" communication will appear
:, our next.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-16

First Arrival o.
INV C()|)I)y!l
J. |. " eSteryeIt
Has Opened his New Store,
With an Entire Stock Of
New Goods,
WHICH WILL BE SOLD ~ LOW
is tie sumo q"aiity 81 goods
CAN BE BOUGHT
IN ANY CASH STORE IN TOWN.
On Short Time. 10 Responsible Persons.
l. viii also take in Exchlngc for Goods:
BUTTER.
BEESWIX.
GINSENG.
Aud won't refuse the CASH.
I purchased my Stock of Goods in the Eastern
Cities At -
LOW FIGURES
As ans Western Merchant could or did and am
disposed
TO Sell on Reasonable Terms.
MY STOCK Is
VERY ENTEN.SIIE.
AND EMBRACES EVERY VARIETY
USUALLY TO BE FOUND
IN DRY GOODS HOUSES.
IN PLYMOUTH.
The Ladies nre requested TO call aud cNaminc NY
assortment Of
De I.lnos. anil De lIagcs,
Prints. aud Ginchams,
silks, AMI Nlantillas,
Bonnet. and ShMls,
Collar. ond Sleeves.
Umbrellas. and Plrasos.
llosc. aud Gloves.
Hoop. and Hoop s'kiii..
For Gentlemen:
Boots and Shoes.
Cougrc. taicrs,
Md all other hinit
Gentlemen Woar.
lly The Co,d.
Cloths and tn'simcics.
Satino,. anil Summer Cloths
\ LARGE STOCK OF
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U lHl Il IKE % wv e GO.g sL8 q d e D ]

ing and fatigue, destroyed our batteries, and
delayed the siege untilthe yellow fever and
the heat would have paralyzod our army,
1t has been said in explanation of Santa
Apna's blundcr, that ho WAS not only a
Genera, but politician; aud his campaigns
must not only protect the country, but
must please the transient whi1, of the peo.
pie His delay at Potosi had excited ,com,
plant. The Me$ieanswere impatient, burn
ing for revenge, and he feared to make a
backwa, movement, which would have
borne the appearance Of n retreat. He, too,
was impatient to gather aurels for himself,
and he was certain Of his power to annihi>
late Taylor. If he could gain great Sic-
tory over Taylor, he could return to the
Capital, the idol of the people. Having
done this, be perhaps thought that he still
would havo time TO check the advance of
Scott. This is The only possible explana-
tion of bis conduct consistent with Ills pos.
session of the slightest military genius.
But having stakel everything on his an
ticpa,ed victory at l3uena Vista, ,ho ought
not TO have failed. He nigh, have gained
a victory at Buena Vista in either of two
ways, First, 10y turning Taylof's position,
which he could have done, through amour
tain pass, 10y a delay Of three days, or So
cond by fighting the battle scientifically
where it was fought. .s.-
The Vera Crnzans expected Scott to ar
rive by the middle ofFebruary. They made
loud and earnest calls for help. But Santa
Anna gave no ear toetheir entreaty. The
government was divided between rival fac.
tions at the Capitol, who were too busy cut:
ting each others throats, to have time 10
fight the common enemy. Nota man was
sent to the help OF Vera Cruz. With its
little garrison it was left to its inevitable
fate. But it did not yield TO despair, It's
lion hearted commandaut, Juan Moralcsde.
clared that lie would be buried under its
walls before it should be surrendered The
spirit of the people was up, and though left
to destruction by their, unsympathising
countrymen, they determined at least to die
like brave men, and win for their city, the
title of " heroic"
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: Courting Scenes,

HAh, sqke! you are Siel, a slick gall
Heighow s,,.s. =
LA ! amt you ashamed, Jonntl,ana"
"1 wish Twas aribbon, Sukew
Why for, hey ~ ~
"Cos, may be you'd tie me around ;hat
ere nice neck of yours, and / should like to
te,f ,fdarned if Il shouhn't"t S,y'I
20, Ia! there comes mother. .RpN!"! :
No.2.--"Ah. Jonathan, heard some.
thin about you" ~ ssrz, ~vg .sv 80 ), :.
"Ia, now. Suke you don't say so Z"
ayes, Indeed, that / did, and u great
many many saiA 1, too"
ala, now. what wasit Suke' ~
20, dear, cant tell you" (Turning
away her head) h'".'v 9, "'.'
40, la, do now" Es '',"
40, no, can't"
so, yes, Suke !" g -.o.7, o-.a-..,.,.-,
( La, me, Jonathan! you do poster a:
body So" .~.
swell, do please to tell me, Suke,"
swell, heard tbat--O, can 'ttell you!"
"Ah, yes !como now, do" Crakipg her
hand) so.~ ,r,., q
"Well, didn't say it, but heard that.
"What 2" (Pnttiug an arm around her
waisf) ,slte = 'r-
:, "Oh, don't squeeze mc so, ! heard That,
that--turning her blue eyes full upon Jon
athan's--that you and L we're to be mar
ried, Jonathan" Ge5 -~ T. e.s7:e- a a.
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POETRY.
Hard Times.

Hard Times is now on every lin, i-
And breathed from every tongue:
Tho banks are CURSED by one and all,
The aged and the young. rf
The merchant hHs TO close his doors,
And throw his ledger by;
Such times he were never seen
BY any mortal eye.
The shopmen quit the counters side,
For customers are few;
The times are now so very tight"
1t makes them all look "bluo;"
The citizen in vain essays
10 make more than his bread;
y pound ofwhich he now declares
Won't weigh q pound oflead.
There's not day but some one fails,
Some house that goes to smash,
And names that once stood high OH change,
Are out for want of cash
Those whom we thought were miIlionarcs,
And rich in shares and stocks
Their "miGlion heirs" now tlisappoint
They fail, and leave no rocks"
"lIard times! hard times Was ever seen
Such times IS hard as thcse?r
This is the cry from morn till night,
In which cnch one agrees,
A remedy VIC think we've found
Say, how do you think twill do?
" Pull ohyoor cont, roll up your sleeves.
And work these hard times .througli!"
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State OF south CaroIiaa:l,

ss b. y 'PIcKEEs, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., y.a
lVliEREAS, Array Carver hath. applied to me
W for letters Of administration on all md sin
gular tho goods and ychsttoIs, rights and credits
belonging to Asa Carver, late OF tlle district
and State aforesaid deceased; the kindred and
creditors of said deceased are, therefore, cited
toappeqr before me in the Ordinary's oliicc, at
PieRens O. H., on Monday the 9th day of Nov
next, to shew cause, if1ony they can, why said
letters should not begrautcd. Given under niy
hand and seal off office, thc19th day ofoetober,
1857 - w. j. PARSONS o.Pan.
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Administrators Sale.

NM ILL BE SOLD, on, the 5th day of Nov.
w next, at the late residence of Joshua
Chapman, deceased all the personal property
belonging to said Estate, to Wit: One Horse,
Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, Corn and Fodder, Farm
ing Utensils, and Household and Kitchen
Furniture, &C. ti..,z-,., !,
TERMs,- II sums, of fvesdollars. and nm
der, cash. All sums over that amount, ON a
credit of twelve months, purchasers giving
Note and good security 'F'@E 50
SAMUEL CHAPMAN, Ad'mr.
Oct. 10, 1857 - IA 7Nv'- 9
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State Of'g@OmGI1 G,0rOlimg.

,3gt = Z pIcKEHsi iDIsTRIoT--oITATIoN.s. ~. a.
WHEREAS, ], -B. Clardy hath applied to me
for letters of adininistration all and sin
belonging 70 George d. Clardy late of the dis
trict and State aforesaid, licensed: The kindred
and creditors of.said deceased are therefore, ci-
ted TO appear before me intlie ordinary's Office,
ut Pickens G. H., on, Monday tho eth day of
November next,'to siew canse if any theygcan,
why said letters should not be granted. 4 Given
under my handand seal of office, the 28d day
of Ootobor, 1861. = s'e.,,s
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j Fi' 81
State oG sOMth .Caroliase,

CHARLES Il. Calendar Foreign. dttqchment.
Anson Bangs & Co. Plgss Iuy's
MFHEREAS, the plaintiff did, on the 29ih day
W of August, 1867, file his declaration against
the defandants, who (as il is sadly ore absent
havc'nCther wife nor attorney known within tic
same upon whom copSof the said declaration
might Sc ssf5ed, ]; is ordered, therefore, that
the said defendants dc appery and plead to tho
SAID declaration on orbefore the Both day of At,-
gust, 1853 I; otherwise. final and absolute iudg-
mont will'tbcn be given and awarded against
thcmSN,s ~:t5 j. e. HIAG00D, Ger.
Clerks Office, August 20, 1857 1yq
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state OF south CarOIima.

zee 81. PIcKESS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
VVilEREAS, II. n. Mckinney & A. Stewart
have applied to mo forlctters of admins
ir9tion on nj. Land singular the goods and chat
s0ls rishis aud credits belonging to r. Stewart
latcot the district and Asanqsad, deceased.
the kindred and creditors Of said deceased arc.
therefore, cited to appear before me in the Or
dinary's Office, at Pickcns c. H., on Monday the
9th day of November next, to sllcw cause IL any
they can, why said letterS should not be,gran-
ted. Given under my hand nd seal of o6ice,
tho 10th day of October 1867.
E.ENA ~ W. WI pARS0NS y u ~.
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Executors Sale.

WT'IIiL BE SOLD, at Fair Play, on the
w 18th of November next, the remain
ing Personal Estate of Caleb Barton, deceas-
cd, to Wit
One Negro boy DEAN, 16 years old; one
sorrel Horse, two beds and furniture, and
other property too tedious to mention
TERMS.--All sums under $3, cash over
that amount, n credit Of one year with interest.
JOSEPH JACKSON, Ex'or.
Oct. Q, 1857 II ,''t"%l5
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Public Sale.

NNlIEl,E will be sold at the residence of
II Francis jenkins, on Tuesday the 18th
day of November next, the TRACE OF
LAND on which he now lives, containing
One Hundred and Thirty Acres. with tolcri-
bic good improvement. Also, Horses, Milch
Cows, and Beef Cattle, Hogs, Corn, Fodder
Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
Terms made knownon on day of sale
FRANCIS JENKINS. s,
Oct 90. 1857 ... 10 3,n
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LUMBER! LUMRER,t

fI'HE undersigned are now prepared to,fill or
dersfor LU NIGER sof all kinds, attbeir Mill
ON oconce Creek, seven miles snor;h- east of Wal
holla. Lamber viii be deliycfedif itis, desired
by. the pnrchascrs Our terms viii be mlle ac-
tronage o.. of.thespnblic. .JAMES GEORGE,
NJ. r.. MfTCIIELI.,3 4
]. Feb. 10, 1857 81 J.lN. tAWRBNCE. .
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TO FARMERS. AND BUTCHERS (!
KN0W all men BY these presents, uatI, J. l..
INN. SMITH am now giving the highest
price for GREEN AND DRY HIDES ever be-
fore offered in this country, namely:
Hides Green, from. GI TO ~ cents per pound.
do. Dry, /" 1910 122 :" {" q.
Bring your Hides to me just as soon as you
get then of the beast, andit will be better for
us all. 17 ~ ". j. Il. n. SMITH, =
JAM 90, 1867 F,a ,,i<.20 .',,-;.% II lJs,
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MsAfa,aG,N

TTNUAT Tract of Land, lying and situate on
l. Grow Greek, belonging to the Estate of
Fountain Alexander, deceased, will on the I'd
day of November next,;be rented to the high-
est bidtlcr-tho renter to give possession the
I'd day of November, 1853. t"s -
FSj D.A. ALEXANDER .
T., M.lIiI.AXANDER, I HNpin rs'
Oct 10 1857 ~ ID Q
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State on South Carolina,

lSVNNO WH s7VWNW N4NKUHHHEs,
PIcKRSs pisr--IN TitE coufnT OF CoMMoS PLEAS.
Dickson NJ. LumpRim) Foreign dtacl,ne'it.
VS. ,s ~ W. j. CAN'T,
Thomas w. Ghasain.] - PtEs dRy
NJ liEREAS, tho plaintiff did, the 14tl day
ttgof March, 1857, file his declaration against
the dcfcHdaht, who (as'it is said absent from
and without the limits of this State, and has toi-
ther wife nor attorney known within tho sa,no
upon whom n copy of ,hc y2d declaration might
be served: 1t is ordered therefore, that the said
defendant do appear and plead to the said dccla-
ration on foibeforc 'thc 10th day of Mntch 1868; ;
otherwise final and absolute judgment win then
be given and awardcddgainst him.
j. ~ HAG00D, c.C.p.
Clerks 0fTice, March u, 1857. .1Nos ,,
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The American Eagle.


BY IKE DARLINGTON.
This is the greatest bird that has ever
spread his wings over this great aud glor-
Gus country. The place where he builds
his nest is called an eyric, away upon the
prccipices where the foct of man can come,
though perhaps boys might. The eagle
is a fcrocious fellow, and sits on the tops
of the cliffs and looks sharp for plunder.---
He gets tired ofwaiting, andthen he starts
out in the blue expansive heavens, and scars
all around on his opinions over the land
and the water, to pouncc down upon But
though he is called a very cruel bird, he al
ways preys before eating, just like any good
moral man at the head of his family lie
eats his yictuals raw, which is an .unfayor,
able habit, but it issupposcd that he eats
so because he likes to. He is very cour-
ageous bird, and will fight like blazcs for
his young, and steals chickens wherever he
can see them. He has been known to car
ny off a young babyto his nest, which seems
to show that eagles love little Children
He is bird of great talons, and is much
respected by birds of the feathercd tribe
that are afraid of him. He is great study
for artists, but appears to best advantage
ON the ten dollar gold pieces and fifty cent
pieces, and pretty well ON the dimes, as he
sits gathering up his thunderbolts under
him, as if he was in great hurry to beoif.
He has lately broken out on the new cent,
and seems as if in his hurry he had drop
ped all his thunder. The American eagle
is the patriots hope and the inspiration of
the Fourth. of July. Hesoals through the
realms of the poets fancy, and whets his
beak on the highest peak of the orator I'M
agination,, lie is in the mouth of every
politician, so to speak. He is said by Thorn
to stand on the Rocky Mountains, and to
dip his bill into the Atlantic, while lis
tail casts shadow on the Pacific coast
This is all CANNON. There never was one
more than eight feet long from the tip of
one wing to the tip of tothGr. His angry
scream is heard ever SO far, and he don't
care feather for anybody. Take him ey-
cry way, he is an immense fowl, and his
march is over the mounting wave, with the
stars spangled banner'in his hand, whistling
Yankee Doodle.
The BEAUTY or A BLUsH.-Goethe
was in company with a mother and her
daughter, when the latter, being reproycd
for some fault, blushed and bprat into tears.
He said, elbow beautiful your rcproach has
made your daughter The crimson hue
and those silvery tears become her bet
tel, than any ornament of gold and pearls.
Those may bc hung on the neck ola wan
ton, but these are never seen disconnected
with moral purity. "a full grown rose,
hno It,Gl la1 xy,kh ha IL. =
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DIR. Il. Nv. GREEN .

OFFERS his Professional services to the oiti-
" zons Of Pickens District, in the practice of
Medicine In It's various brnehes. lie would
say that he has an experience of ten years in
plnotice Office in his Stove. EAlril IA. 1867.
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hereby given THAI appticatioa VIII % made
j 10 The Ie4 4fStstsre, sst its next session a.
change plic pubic road Icayin& gthe main road
near Mrs Julia HfoMnis old place, rgnaitte by
S0nIuci Brown ssasg mill, and ijsterseating said
pubic readat on nea tho brueeh beyond said
Jily0, 1857 80 3m
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The State OF goutGh Carolina.

IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
:, = ~ VS. t'' Petition Tor distribution
Wm. .Edwords ~ all of fund.
IT appearing from the facts set forth in the
4 Petition, in this case, that William Edwards
or his hcirs-at-law, Thomas Smith and Milton
jenkins, reside without the limits of this State
ltis ordered, therefore, that these absent parties
do appear in thcSCourt of0rdiEary, to be, held
at Pickens Court House, ON. Monday tho I'd dag
of November next and object to the distribution
of the distiibntiye share Of the said William Ed
wards in the personal estate of Rchecca Simp-
son, deceased, or their consent to the same will
be entered of record "'1 'S
81. So w. ]. PARSONS, o.p.p.
Ordinary's Office, July 27. 1867. 2m
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WINDOW SAsHEs

((F all kinds, manufactured by Ensley & Da.-
~ Wis, superior for their oxaotncss and du-
rability, and already painted and glazed,
with the best American and French Window
Glass. Always on hnnd at Walhalla, and
for sale low by 4 JOHN KRUSE.
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VVRNDOVV GLASS,

Raw and Boiled Linseed Oil, Spirits Turpcn-
tine, Putty, all kinda of Paints. dry and al,
SO ground IN Oil; Glue, Paint Brushes, and
ali articles in this line. For sale, at the, low
est figure for CASH by
JOHN KRUSE.
Walhalla, Feb. -, 1867 lgT 81 If
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EBELLEVUECQYQ PANY.

Pure Hpc and American White Lead, for
which the highest premium was awarded At
the Worlds Fair N. Y. Sails Agents for
South Carolina: Carn,alt 81 Bfiggs, in Char
lesion. For sale at Walhalla by
- JOHN. KRITSE
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N 6s;FECHs.

+, FPf9ets.R ls'eS viii be made to the Iesis-
~ slatnfe Of South Carolina, at it's next ses-
I isionl for an act to incorporate the Pickens 6.
y. Church, Sept, s. 1851.