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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-11-27
NOTAdiE.

THE Estate Of Jasper AZ Bell. deceased. will
be finally settled in tho Ordinary's Office,
at Pickcns G. H., on tho first Monday in Feb
ruary next. The Notes and Accounts, duo the
Estate, have been placed in the hands of J. u.
HAdooD. Esq, for settlement; and they must
be paid at once. pePsons having demands a.
ganst said Estate must present them to him or
the undersigned, legally atfcsted, by that day.
EMILY BELL, Adm'y.
RoS 3. 1858 rs ~,
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FOR ORDINARY.

South Carolina Militia.
FOR ORDINARY.
EsYr The fricnis of WM. j. PARSONS. Esu.
respectfully announce him candidate for re-
election 10 tho office of Ordinary for Pickcns
diSSrics, at the ensuing election.
RGD" The rricndsof JAMES A. DOYLE would
respectfully announce limu candidate for Or
dinnry. attlc ensuing election
BY" The iricI Dis ". T. IIOLCONIBE res
pcctiully announce bin n candidate for Ordina-
ry, at the next election.
EFS~' The friends of s. IT, JOHNS respect
iully announce him candidate for Ordinary at
the next election.
nt9r The friends of Rev, JOHN OWENS beg
leave to announce him n candidate for Ordinary
OF Pickcns district, at the ensuing election.
GcF4,. The friends of THOMAS j. KEITH re-
spectinlly announce him a candidate for Ordin-
AIRY of Pickcns district at the ensuing election.
FOR SHERIFF.
Ees9" The friends of Col LEMUEL TIIOM-
Ms respectfully announce him 70 candidate
for Sheriff Of Piekons district, at the ensuing
election.
E7sEy" The friends of Col. A. B. SARGENT
respectfully announce him candidate for
Sheriff of Pickcus district, ut the ensuing
election.
ReI" The fricn,ls of w. \. CRAIG beg leave
toAnnouncc him candidate for Sheriff Of Pick
ems district, AT the ncxt election.
FOR TAN COLLECTOR.
Ray" The friends of Mr. A. S. STEPHENS
respectfully announce him a candidate for the
office of TGx Collector of Pickcms district, at
the ensuing election.
Rsfy" The friends of Mr.. GEORGE r. STE,ND4
ING re- .chully announce him candidate for
the Office of Tax Collector, at the next election
nS4p Tho nisrlds of Rev. j. II. HUNNICuTT
respectfully m aounce him n candidate for tho
Office OF Tax Collector, at the ensuing election.
BeIG" The friends of Rev. III. NJ BARTON
respectfully announce him rs candidate for
Tax Collector at the next election.
Ray The fricads of j. w. H. CARY rcspcct-
fully announce him candidate for reelection
to the Office ot Tax Collector. for Pickens dis
tnct, at The ensuing election.
Ba9y" The friends of n. CLEVELAND HUNT
respectfully announce him a candidate for Tax
Collector mt the upXt election.
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State Of' sOuGh Carolina,

PicKENS--lN RQDI1T.
Ephroim Perry
James Robinson, Adm'S Scoyery. Account
john Mckinney, Admir-, &os
aet as
TIlE complainant having this day fled his bill
IN the above stated case, and, inasnucI as
the following defendants reside without and be-
yond the limits of this State; to wit: James
Mckinney, Sarah Mckinney and her husband
James Mckinney, Preston Mckinney, George
w. Mckinney, Nancy Mckinney, James d Me
Kinney, Alary Murphy and her husband 49,
Murphy, Francis Mckinney, Preston McKinl
ney, jr, Nancy Mckinney, ir, Mary Ernest and
William Mckinney. it is ordered on motion of
Is. f. Perry comnlainants solicitor. that, thcy
do appcaT plead, answer or dcmar 10 The saia
bill, witllinAhree. months from the publication
OF this rale, or the same will be taken pso con,
fesSo as to them.
R0B'T. a, THOMPSON, c.pp.p.
Coin'rs 0iice, Oct %, 1853 3,n,
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NOTHq1E

A FINAL settlement Of Estatoof Clay
IN. ton jenkins. deceased, will be made In
the Ordinary's oflco, at Pickens G III, ON the
first Monday in January next Those in
det'ed to said Estate must make payment
and those having demands must render them
to me, attestcd according to law, by that day.
G. w. VANZANT, Admir-
Oct 2, 1858 3m
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Estate Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given TINT final settle
~ ment of the Estate of William z. Benson,
deceased, viii be made before the Ordinary, at
Pickens c II, on the second Monday in Janua-
ry next Those indebted to said Estate must
make payment, and those having demands will
render them to me, legally attested, by that day.
NANCY G. BENSON, Adm'x
Oct 6, 1858 IL Am
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TOE4Y4RlsD

sE BEFORE me by Jehu Hunt bay marc
AD Mule, 8 or 10 years obi. heavy built, and
somo white spots on the,meek caused by the
cellar. Appraisediat one, hundred dollars.
The ownerie roqairedito eomaforwerd, prove
property, pay costs and; take it away. or tho
law win be enforced as in sucll cases made
and provided. Said mul8. can be found Mt
Mr.. Hunts, near the Tfap.
a. j. ANDERSON, MD.
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Final Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that n final set
IN Element of the Estate of William Simp-
son, deceased will be made before the Ordi-
nary, at Pickcns Court House, on the Sd Mon
day in January next. Persons indebted to
the Estate must make payment. and those
having demands against said Estate must
render them to me, duly attested, on or be-
fore that time.
J. L. BROWN, Ex'or.
Oct IL, 1853 13 BIN
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IA NSM.
FAIR NOTICE.
A Splendid Bargain to be Lost to
all but Ono.

all but Ono.
NM ILL be sold to the highest bidder, a.
Wv Pickens Court lLouse; on the first Mon
day in December next, one of the best Farms
tor Grain, the bost hog rangs, tbs best and
largest 1atttfe ians6, tho most pleasant and
hcalthful situation, with the purest water in
the State. The tract contains or ACRES
more or less; 60 odd acres of choice creek
and branch bottom (ncver ovcrflownl already
in cultivation and more to clear, with much
good upland. Sold because it belongs to us
jointly and cannot bc satisfactorily divided,
and neither of us feel able to buy the other
out. The land is offered Mt private sale uu-
I'll the day above mentioned. If not thus
sold it Will then go TO the highest bidder
Said place is situated on Oolenoy creek, 3
miles from Mai AIcxander's plantation, i
miles from Mrs Bnrton's, 6 miles from Pump,
kintown, and miles from Col IIagoods.4
Sunnydalc p is on the place, and oui, ad-
dress. Terms published on day of sale.
G&S. G.. COOK.
j. B. PARSONS.
Oct % 1888 Ii
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Positive Notice.

a LLpersons indebted to mo, by Note or
IN Account, must mako payment by the
first day of January neSt, Failing TO do 50,
they can then settle witt the proper law Off.
GERS; as must have money.
j. m. IAN Il ffsstjIs.
Nov IL, 1858 u
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Q a M D0DA T e s.
For MAJOR:

EcEAo The friends of Licus W. b. WHITE
respectfully Announce him candidate for
Major Of the lSt Battalion. second Regiment,
South Carolina Militia.
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LUNfRERl LuNIBER i

ENtlE subscribers having purchased the
Il MILLS formerly owncdhy Col. John A.
EuSlcy, deceased, three miles east of Pickcns
q. H., are prepared to ill orders for LUM-
BER finished or unfinished; Sash, Blinds.
pannel Doors, or anything in that line, at
short notice. We are determined to carry on
the business in all its branches, and persons
wishing anything in our line, may be assured
their orders will meet with prompt attention
The business will bc carried on under tho
namo of the Six Mile Company" Mr. NJ +
M'TonELL is the authorized Agent ofthe Com
pany, to whom all orders should be addressed.
We solicit n share of public patronage
r. j. KEITH.
III. q. BOGGS,
NJ. T. MITCIEELL
L.. G. CRAIG.
j. n. LAWRENCE,
w. n. CRAIG.
Six Milo, Nov. 5, 1853 lG If
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He aEDO HST

OF the Commissioners of Roads, I'd Reg
~ imcnt, S. G. ~, to Fall Term, 1858.
1858. ,a DIR.
TO cash received of j w l. Ca
rey, Tax Collector, .ls ~ 4 $1225 90
To balance.on hand, after making
report to Fall Tcrm, 1857, 2727
To cash received of Thos bod
gems, for cstray, 035
To cash received of b McGuf-
fin, for fine, 400
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
a FINAL settlement of the Estate of the
IN lntc John Couch, deceased, will be made
in tue Ordinnry's Office, at Pickens @ III, on
the 4th Monday in January next. Persons
indebted to the Estate are required to make
payment, and those having demands against
said Estate must present them legally attest
cd on or before that time.
MARY a. COUCH, ! Adm'x
ROB'T COUCH, I Admir-
Oct 90, 1858 II 3m
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NV GMG MEAL. t.

MARRIED, on the 10Th inst. by T.. Alexander,
Esq. Mr.. Il. j. Nix to Miss HARRIET FoRnEsrEp,
nll of pickens
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LAND FOR SALE,

IAANU EUh SALE.
TRNllE subscriber offers his VALUABLE
Il TRACT OF LAND for sale. 1t is sit
uatcd in Pickcns district, and lies one mile
below Jarratt's bridge on Tugalo river The
Tract contains Two Hundred and Ninety-six
Acres, loo acres of which is good River and
Crock Bottom. The place Is valuable and
improved. Terms made easy.
a.. JESSE \. HALL.
Oct 81. 1853 IA tf
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Ordinary's Sale.

pY virtue of an order to me directed by
-1D w. j. Parsons, Esquire, Ordinary Of
Pickens district, there will be sold on Sale,
day in December next, at Pickons Court
House. to thel host bidder, the Real Estate
of Joshua co. iecoased, namely:
. One Tract of Land. situate in pickens dis
trct and lying on Long-noSc Creek. waters
of Tngalo river, containing Four Hundred
and Sovcnty-ninc Acres more or less, and
adjoining lands of u Hall, j II IIunnicutt
and others. Sold to mako distribution among
tho heirs Of said deceased
Terms OF SALE--On credit of twelve
months, with interest from day of sale except
the cost which must be paid in cash. The
purchaser to give bond, with good sureties, to
the Ordinary to secure the payment of the
purchase money. with mortgage of tho pre-
misses if deemed necessary by him. Purcha-
scrs to pay extra for papers ~
l.. G. CRAIG, SID.
Nov IL, 1853 IL td
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STATIONS are said to be fast springing
up on the great overland California route,
and the accommodations are rapidly iu-
creasing.
CONSIGNEES AT PENDLETON DEPOT
For Avnck niLlin1r

w R,Jones, j l. Simpson, Iunbh,l. II & Co.
} Sitton, 4 Latta. a T. Calhoun, Thos Erwin
Bryce, ir, Benson s. Son. j n IIostie
Dendy &P, w Jones, Z Maxwell. f Martin
} Lorton> & Co, G. II Warning, Il s Porchcr.
Maxwell & Seaborn, Greene Rcitl, VIM Van
Wyck, Gaines, l. Rnndoff I J Pickcns. II
Maxwell, Piefcr Lowry, IL Gisscl, ] n
Slonn Co, j Bowen s. Co, Il B Rhctt. II Il
Rayoncl, Elam Sharpe, Il Symmcs
w. III. ID. GAILLIARD. Agent.
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Anderson Prices Curront.


'o""h'ihh w hEhLh BI ENGLAND, DlECKLSN 4 &C
ANDERSON C. IL, Nov. lG, 1853.
Cotton per lb. 869I
Salt per sack, 200
Coffee, Rio. per lb. ~ Ia IA
Sugars brown. per ID. 10 al l2I
!" crushed and loaf, per III. II Ia, Is
Molasscs, West India, per gallon, As CE 80
N, orleans' +" 60 e., IS
Yarn (Ga.) per bunch, 1.2O
Osnaburgs, (heary) per yard, 13 GG If
Shmtings, 10 OH
Iron, common size Swcdc per Id. GJ
English, 6
Nails per keg, 81 G6
Oil, Linseed, per gallon, liz a. i.25
Train, 80 a. 100
Glass, SNl0 8 IA. 3.o5
1ON12 8,25 G4 3.5O
Rice per lb. 6G,.7
Flour, per barrel, $50 a. 500
Wheat per bushcl, so "a 95
Corn, 80 h, 6O
Bacon, hog round, 10 al2
Bngging, G'mny, per yard, 18 "a, 20
Oats, erbushel, 80 IN. GO
Peas, G5
Powder, Rife per kcg, "A a. s
BeS" There is always to be found n good Stool,
OF HoodS, nt H.. b. s. Co.'S
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U G9L$. .Bz 60 wv &c GWWRgElR,
CIR EEN 81 REID

ESPECTFULLY announce to their pat
1O rons and the public generally that they
are now opening and have ready for display
full and complete assortment of new
Fall and Winter Goods,
Comprising all the new and most desirable
styles now III vogue. consisting of n fno as
sortment of DRY GOODS and Fancy Goods.
Also, a fine lot of READY MADE CLIO.
THING. consisting of Ovcr Coats. Business
Goats, fine Cloth Coats, Pants, Vests, ,Nleri-
no undcr Shirts, Neck Tics, &c.
a fine lotof Hats and Caps;
a good assortmentof of Boots and Shoes;
Drugs, Medicines and Dye-Stuffs;
hardware and Cutlery; Crockcry and Glass
ware.
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IR EEsaN EsT

OF JOSEPH j. NORTON, Secretary
" and Treasurer of the Board of Commits
sioners of Public Buildings, for Pickens
District, to Fan Term, 1853.
1858. DIR.
March l3. To cash of L G Craig,
Sheriff, 1906
Couch, on nose, $500
May l. To cashof William Couch q
balance on note, s4Go
Sept. III. TO cash of j. G Craig,
Sheriff, for Powell's fines, G0OO
Oct. z. TO cash for rent of room
for concert, 200
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ALLEN 6 DIAL,
SIGN OF TIE GOLDEN PAD LOCK,
Q'OlIRnhin G G.,

Columbia, S. g.,
IMPORTERS and Wholesale and Retail
u Dealers in IRON, STEEL, NAILS, Pot
Ware, Stock Kettles, Mill Irons, Mill Stones,
Boiling Cloths, Circular Saws, Mill Saws,
Cross cut Saws. Hand Saws, India Rubber
and Leather Betting. Straw Cutters Corn
Shelters, Plows, Shovcls, Spades, Axes Hoes,
Chains, Sausage Cutters and Suffers, Black
smiths, Tools. Carpenters Tools, Tanncrs
Tools, Locks, Hinges Screws, Files, Paints.
Oils, Window Glass, Limo Cement and Pas-
ter, Carriage Building and Trimming Mate
rials, &C., Sc.
ALSO
Guns, Rifles, Pistols Shot Bags and Belts,
Powder Flasks, Powder. Shot, Lead, Caps,
Brass and Wire Tenders, Nndirons, Shovcls
and Tongs, and many other articles in the
Hardware ard Housekeeping line All of
which they offer for sale Ut uncommonly lo,c
prices .jor CuSA.
JNo NJ ALLENE CJNo G DIAL
Nov 3, 1858 1G If
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NOTKGE.

NOTICE.
4 1ERS0NS indebted for property bought M
the Estate sale of tho lata Henry Whit
miro, must pay when their Notes arc ,due. a..
they will be sticds
WMs WHITMTRE.
HENRY WIITMiRB fsEH ora
Eoy3 1853 f04IE o
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sugar Coffee, Mnasses, Salt, and almostcv-
cry other article in the Grocery line.
MI of which will he sold low to cash or
prompt paying customers. Call and exam
inc our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
GREEN & REID
Pickens G III, Nov 10, 1868 IA
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NE on EY

NE Books, Accounts and Notes, assigned by
lssertcb& Norman for the benefit of their
creditors' are in my bands for collection. The
necessity of The cnsc requires that they should
be settled without delay.
j. Il. IIAGOoD, Assignee.
Oct 8. 1853 10 tc
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DISBURSEMENTS

S126G So
DISBURSEMENTS.
1858.
by cash paid Robert Maxwell,
Com. Norton's order, 1910
by cash paid Il i Alexander,
CONS Norton and Allicr's or
der, 5000
BY cash paid r A Thompson,
CONS Norton and Millcrs
order, 10000
I}y cash paid } NJ Gillison, $50
by cash paid l. Rogers, 200
BY cash paid } w l. Cary, Com.
Eooncy's order 'i';' g 1900
by cash paid A Alexander, l5O
by cash paid j w LCary, Com.
Hunnicutt's order, $500
by cash paid j n Lawrence, Com.
Norton's aud NIil'er's order, 5S6l
by cash paid h Il Alexander,
CONS. Norton and Millcrs or
der, 5000
by cash paid J n Lawrence, Com
Nortom's order, 1900
BY cash paid r f Morgan, Com.
Norton's order, 736
by cash paid r. A Thompson, for
printing, 3S27S
BY cash paid Miles Moss, Com.
Nlillcrs order, 1000
by cash paid Col j Norton, Com.
Norton and Lawrcnco's s order, 354 75
1886 l2a
by commissions on S1239. .25 re-
ccived, at % per cent, 309S
by commissions onS736. 122 paid
out, at "a per cent, 1910,
$7S5 so
Balance on hand, 4S1 02
. $l26G so
There is much larger amount of work
under contract than the above balance will
pay for. MORRIS MILLER,
Oct. IL, 1888. Treasurer.
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NOTICE.

A LI' persons indebted to me, by Note or Ac.
a. count, must settle by the Gtst.of November.
Should they fail to do so, they wiilhave to make
payment to the law officers, as intend 10 re-.
move from the District soon.
Oct l2-4 T.. q. TATE
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Balance on hand,

$l26G So
There is much larger amount of work
under contract than the above balance will
pay for. MORRIS MILLER,
Oct. lS, 1898. Treasurer.
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CONTRA

CtlNTRA.
March 10. BY cash paid j NJ
Hunnicutts account, 600
March 10. BY cash paid Clayton
Reid s account for 1857, 975
April IL. BY cash paid Charles !
Thompson's account, 15
April 10. l3y cash paid NJ NJ
Norton's account 600
April 20. BY cash paid i SEE
Alexander's account, 2441
Maya. BY cash paid J as Whites
account, ,.!aI4gl,s.p ,.,ne 1000
May 8. by cash paid Adams 81
Whites account, 2O00
Sept, 8. by cash paid Mrs. /.
Alexander's account, 100
Sept. III. BY cash paid Il Ha-
goods s account, 22O0
Sl0S 01
BY commissions on sl68.55 rc-
ceived at per cent, 421
By commissions on S10S.01 paid
out at ~ per cent, 272
81158l
Balance in the hands of the
Treasurer, 527l
$l68 55
The Secretary and Treasurer in addition
tothe above account, reports that the Com
niissioners have due them, notes amounting
to S255.27, besides interest, which Will
probably be collected, and also small
amount for fines in the hands of our former
sheriff That tho Commissioners have pur-
chased a fire-proof safe for the Sherff7s Of
fec, for which they are still indebted; thcy
also owe accounts enough to exhaust the
whole of the amount duo them when coll
icctcd. Respectfully submitted.
l JOSEPH j. NORTON,
Sec'y. and Treasurer,
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MAsoNI0 pTRRo rt1RY-

Ohio Lodge No. IoI.-Meets Masonic HAN,
SeFner Market and Monroe streets and tAtrMon-
aay evenings of each month. G. W. siar9s W. M Ases-
Gafer LGu0alin, Secretary.
Wheeltng lodge No. 19s Meets as abo7eon
ana tAtrd Thursday evening" of each month r. A.
'aESTllNgEa,1 Nj s. ": Pearson, Secretary
,neesinB Union Chapter Ne. 1as-Meets as
AS1FT, H'p.i S. ". PsarSon, Secretary. g
~. " S.sese'1anE .s'snE &ncnnaPmenE NO.z 1y-Meet6 aS
o0Ve on The oHrtG Monday evening Of each tnont. NJ j
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Use Law OF NEWSPAPERs.

1Sgbscriberswho do give express notice the
rsry considered wishing TO contnuether subscrp
OnS.
OdcaIs the publisher send them unta
ae NraEeS are paid.
subscribers neglect refuse to take their periodi-
the Offices which they directed they are held
responsible till the have settled the hill and ordered them
discontinued.
4if subscribers to other places whoutinform-
publish and the papers sent to the former d.
re. ton they held responsible.
5The decided that refusing to take period
the Office, removing and leaving them uncalIed
or is prindJ JGcia evidence of Intentional fraud.
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j 1 e RECEIVED and Now sOpen.N

M take pleasure in informing oar friends mo
the public gsneralIy that have just Teceiysd our
Spring stock of sJL0THS, G4SSI1LERKS& IESTSyi5st
With "a general of Cent?
;iSo OF which We VIII sell prices suit the tImeS
w 9nly ask call, feeling confident o
ITO vii thatWe can0t M edeIsd etsr
ae style OF quality Of the goods offered
that our stock consists of EdsbfodbEe Go0ds and
eIp Goods, and VI are prepared to make % 10 Of.
der In style secona to e1ther East of the
1O2 &aiust. EsF WfiFFi.fsTs e n IL w.
Apl2 - iG 1ar3Edf so3Ii sdeTebR - Tsiott
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nc CORRESPONDENTS

LETT ERs concerning subscriptions advertising or other f.
of the Inegencer should be addressed
ie Propretors.
letters concerning the editorial department Of the paper,
houd lie addressed TO the Editors jointly to either
of them.
writing for publication will please write
olly on one side 81 the paper.
An Observance Of the above rules will greatly obge u.s.
and secure prompt attention correspondents
heymiEht 0lherwise receive.
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THEE7LING M4RBLB7 WORK5s3I

SANDS ST. LEN sg2
ESMccss405.s E6fis q Sc t7ttlsR.l y ss Is
AlESiSSIsE3E - Ei1s,. w FL Es ELM GINA
Monupents5 ln6 1bsi all kinds bIRrbIe p9ork
executed t1prdee. Bestof fefsfencea given.
"fe4-dRvfy
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- -lll2 MA II. l...I. S5LI.L! :.
. plumhey. "a ~: q; q

AqueductpIpe cons tantIy inland, any slzeor ouan
2l Shchcan be f6fniSied on sdort notice f5E 80
81, J5f PpfdJoT old C0ppey, BrasSand Lead
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Discovery of Thirty Thousand Native
Christians ON an Indian Island.

We see it stated upon what may be consid-
cred reliable authority, that 10000 Christians
have recently been found upon an island
north of Celebes. 1t has been rumored for
time that there was there Christian peo-
pie forgotten and forsaken, which, however,
yet. possessed three Bibles, and continued
steadlast in the faith. When missionaries
first landed on the Island they met with q
school teacher and his pupils,who repeated in
the Malayan tongue, "As the heart panteth
after water brooks, SO panteth my soul after
thee, o Lord No Bibles were found but its
most precious promises were written upon the
bark sof trees they knew the Apostolic
Greed, and the Heidelberg Catechism, and
the Christian Customs. Twenty churches and
schools yet existed. Through the instrument
tally OF pastor Heldring, founder of tho Mag
dalen Asylum at Steinbeck, and efpatron
Of Inner Missions in Holland, Jour mssiona-
ries. who bad been educated under the vener-
able Goesner, were sent out, and 5000 per-
sons baptized. This is certainly an interes-
ting discovery. The islands on which these
Christians we're found belongs to the East
India Archipelago. The Dutch have for years
had political rule in this region. This may
account for the original introduction of Chris
tiantity among the people, and Tor the fact
that the Heidelberg Catechism was still found
in their possession. But STILL the particular
time and circumstances in which this intro
duction took place may well challenge spec
ia attention, and elicit investigation from
those who nave the leisure and f,cilties for
prosecuting it.--German Reform Mes