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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-04-23
nTilitarv rr0fina.

sENtIE Batteiions COMPOSING The Cd Keoi.s
n nlgnt, Ssfc. NJ viii parade ashercin
ordered:
rbe'2d Battalion wilt assemble ps the ns,is
al peraaesgronn near Bachelor's Ropeat,
eDs the 7tli OF Nav.
The lst Battalion, al Whites; oh the fifth
day yof May. 4
he eongsnIssionea aud npn.eomp,isalonea
foiiIeesa viii attend en- the day proyins for
dsill g1dinetfuctien The officers scomnand:,
ing hastalieps are cheFged. with tho cxten-
sion of these orders.
Byrorder Of Col. LRDaErTER:
~ ..ss8 w. ~ ClsAI0, Adpt.
Apfh ~, iSsA 80 ~ 8 y
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NYMgMsAa,

MAnatEp, onthe 10th inst. by Rev. y. w, McGuf
fin, Mr.. WV DrcKsoY 10 Miss LOUISA T.. Fur.
LERroS, all of Pickens.
On the f4th by the same, Mr. CoRNELfus PAL.
HER TO Miss RHopA SANDFonD, all of Pickens.
On the Eth instant. by.D. P. Robins, Esq.
MIR JAcob HYDE to Miss AgNINDA Lowry, all
of Piekens. 20 =.
Or the 18th instant by L. G., Mnllinnix, ESD.
MIR, i. NJ LANdsToN TO Miss d. \. IlopKISs
both of Piekens tF &9
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9 a M DDD a u e s.
ron ORDINARY.

geSs~ The friends of j II. MARETT respect
fully announce him candidate for Ordinary Of
Fickens District ut the next election.
nSSg" The friends Of wM. j. PARSONS, Esq.
respectfully announce him candidate for re-
election to the office of Ordinary, for pickens
dlstrict, ut the ensuing election
p@SS" The friends cfw. f. HoLCoMBE res
pccttully announce him candidate for Ordna-
ry, Mt the next election.
BSIS" The friends of S. H. JOHNS respyct-
fully announce him candidate for Ordinary ut
the next election.
Gesl- The friends of Rev. JOHN OWENS beg
leave 10 announce him candidate for Ordinary
Of Pickcns district at the ensuing election
Ds;sa. Tle friends of THOMAS J. KEITH re-
specttully announce him candidate for Ordip-
AIRY of Pickens district, at the ensuing election.
FOR SHERIFF.
BsiF" The friends of Mr. ANDREW RAMSAY
respectfully announce him IL candidate for Sher-
iii of Pickons district, at the next election.
BsiS" The friends of Col. LEMUEL TlIOM-
AS respectfully announce him candidate
for Sheriff of Pckens district, at the ensuing
election.
GE4"' The friends of Col A. B. SARGENT
respectfully announce him candidate for
Shcrif of Pickens district at the ensuing
election.
toanmoWncc him candidate for Sheriff of Pick
ems district, at the next election.
FOR TAX COLLECTOR
Bsy" The friends of Mr.. ii. 8. STEPHENS
respectfully announce him n candidate for the
office of Tax Collector Of Pickcns district, at
the ensuing election.
ESS~ The friends Of Mr. GEORGE F. STEAD
ING respectfully announce him candidate for
the Office of FAX Collector, at the next election.
DsE The friends of Rev. J. II. IIUNNICUTT
respectfully announce him candidate for the
office of Tax Collector at the ensuing election.
Rsly~ Tho friends ofRcv II. NJ. BARTON
respectfully announce him candidate for
Tax Collector mt the next elcoti,
BSEs" Tile friends of J. W. l.. CARY respect
fully announce him candidate for reelection
to the Office of Tax Collector. Tor Picl ems dis
trict, nj the ensuing election.
BGS" The friends Of II. CLEVELAND HUNT
respectfully announce him candidate for Tux
Collector, nt the next election
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LOOK OUT FOR
NEW S PING g. SUM ME GOODS,
AT PENDLEToN, s. G.
SNEITEs S& Gb:VEV

II AVEjust received and are now opening
HI for the inspection of the public splen-
did assortment of Spring and Summer Dry
GOODS to which we invite the attention of
the public. Our Stock of Dress Goods en-
braces every variety of the Newest and most
ihshionable Styles from the French, English
and American Manufacturers.
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
Golored Muslins, Jaconet, Lawns, Rohcs,
Double Jupe Robes, Ginghams, AIohair De-
Bege, Plaid Bereges. Hoop Skirts, Cnlicoes.
Jaeonet. Swiss, Null, Plain and Plaid Mus
Inns, Black and Colored Silks, Linens, Cam
bricks, Long Cloths, &c. Embroidered Col
lars and Sleeves well worth the attention of
aii buyers from 90 cts. to 600 dollars.
sBOmRets.
White, Colorcd and Fancy Straw and Nea-
politan Bonnots, and good assortment Jf
White and COlored Ladies and Misses Hats
Flowers, Ribbons Rushes, &c.
Gents Goods.
White Linen Drill, Planters Linen, Sail
NNck. Check and Plain Linens, Drapdete
Gottonnde Linen and Silk IIOndkcrchiefs, &c.
Ready-made Clothing.
Linen and Marscilles Shirts and Collars. Lin
en- Marseilics Drapdc'to and Cloth Coats, of
all sizes.
White and Fancy Linen, Black and Fancy
Cashmere Pants.
Black and Fancy Silk, and Fancy Marseiles
Vests.
Boots and Shoes.
Mems and Boys Boots and Shoes OF all sizes.
Ladies Silk Caters, licel La,c Boots. Black
and White Kid Slippers. To all of which we
invite tho attention of purchasers
SMITH & IIOVEY.
March %. 1859 81 If
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Estate Wotico.

A FINAh settleWenf Of the Estate Of Merrill
~ Carver. deceased, win be made before. the
Ordinary, Mt Pjckens C.. H. on Friday tts e9tl
day ofJniy next Those having demands against
said estate win present tbem BY that time altos
thereto must make payment forthwith.
j. q. STEELE, Ailmr.
April I8, 1859 ~ 30 am
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Commissioner. NOTICE.

a IN BQUJTI--PICHENS.
GUARDIANS, Trustees, and all other per-
w sons, whose duty it is to account before
me, are required to file their Annual Returns
in my Office, on or before tho l4th day Of
May uext. Vouchers for all payments out
every Guardian or Trustee must be distinct
,iS set fnrtl, in said Return on oath. No Re.
turn will be received on public days unless il
is properly made ont. Those failing to- com
ply with tie requlsitions of the iaw. as here
in set forth. will be ruled at once
ROB9. A. THoMPS0N, c.E.P.D.
MarciI %. 1889 SO IF
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~ sgsa NOTICE.

FENIi0SE Of you indobtod to me prior to
il january, 1859, are again p1litely re-
.questoa to pay what you owe me-. moan
what say, when tell you'll want money
Yon know your iudebtsdpess to me, and if
you don't comply with u reasonable request
you need not be surprised alta very early day
to be arrested with bail writ or ca. so. as
the case may be. So, hearkeD to this notice I
~ j.. b. JOHNSON
Chappell Hill. Mareh %. 1850 3li.-4
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New Powder Manufactory.

ANSW - wv 0OA Y.
TENliESouth Carolina Powder Mills arc now
il in successful operation, and the atten-
ton of Dealers is called to the unmistakablc
superiority of the Powder Manufactured at
these Mills over that any other in America
We are prepared to furnish at the shortest
notice any of the following descriptioU. 81:
Blasting Powder, Pistol Powder,
Cannon Gun
Musket :" Brilliant
Rifle Gun, Pistol. &c.
The Manufacture is under the guidance of
j. H. BEsEMFELDgR. from MemJningon, Ger
many, a skiliul and experienced Powder ma
ker. lie has introduced the highly brilliant
Powder so much admired by the sporting
community Of Europe. This Powder is
beautiful round and possesses the polish of
seef, and is entirely free from all ctrroding
properties.
4 Dealers and contractors may have their
orders filed agreeable to specifications at the
shortest notice. All orders should be ad-
dressed to 4. M. SLOAN, at Pickens Court
House, Agent for South Carolina Powder
Mills JOHN BOWEN & co.
March 15. 1859 "a If
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State Of South Carolina,
PiCRkenS--H7l Equity.

john IT. TrowelI and vile Ct al. I nm c,,. D;.a.,.
I'm i"i n'HSoN
Elizabeth B. Keith, Ex'trix.et nj cry nc &c
I appearing to the Commissioner that B. F.
Holland and wife Penelope, Elliott NJ Keith.
Christopher Kirkscy, David Garvin and wife
Nancy the heirs at law of Jared Kirksey, de-
ceased, TO wit: Isaiah NJ. Kirkscy, Jared T. r.
kirksey. Mary l.. NJ. p. Kirkscy the minor
heirs of Thomas j. lInllum, namely: Thomas
}. Hallum, William Hallum, Fair X Hallum,
Colestia B. Hallun, Catherine HaIlum, -
Hallum, defendants in this case reside from and
without the limits of this State On motion of
Harrison and Pulham, il is ordered that the be-
fore named absent defendants do appear in this
honorable Court and plead, answer or demur to
complainants' saidbill ofcomplaint, within three
months from the publication hereof, or an order
pro confcsso will be taken ns TO them
ROBT. A. THOMPSON, C.E.p.D.
Com'rs Office March %. 1859 3m
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Attantion. Riaaman.lI !

sEHE PIEKENS RIPLEMEN arc hereby or
.Isdorsds parade at Piekens c.. II. on lat Sat
irdny (Ith)ihiay next. Members WHO do not
attend on that djty must enrol themselves in,
their respectiyc beat companies. BY order of
Capt P.oaEns. 49,
April 20, 1859 sg
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The Money Mnst Come !

AMV 1NUHOJ WAuSI VUIII0
fFNHCSE persons indebted to me, either by
III Note or Account, must come forward
aud mako payment, as longer Indulgence
cannot be giScn. Those who are wise will
heed this list notice!
III. FAJEN.
Wolhalla, April 90, 1859 30 5
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To Contractors

!. ~ OVtAV1 ~OUVIps
TIME building ofa Bridge over nie branch
il, es near Mrs. Keitb's, in this village, viii
be let tU the lowest bidder ON Monday next,
at 10 O'clock, A. NJ Plan, &C.. to be exhib-
tied at that time. 49,
BY order Of the Council:
RoBT. A. THOMPSON, Intendant.
April 20, 1850. 80 1
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sTIEc state OF South Carolina.
FITS EXCELLENCY. TIE GOVERN.
HI OR, IN PURSUANCE Of tho request
ofthc Executive Committee Of the Southern
Commercial Convention, hereby appoints The
following gentlemen as DE,LEG AfES to rep.
resent tho State ut large in tho Convention
to be held Mt Vicksburgon, the 9th of May
proximoa
PlKsTg TgcoN6RfssIoNaL DISTRICT.
~ Him. j. j.. WILSON, 81
lion. j. IX4ARB MIDDIETosS, ~
Hon. 9, W. DUBLEY,
AZ w, DOZtFss, Esq,
=. ALEESDN, Esq.
skcoSD ooNcFgssioSysL DIsrRicr.
fE0s w. (. WILLIAMS. Esq.,
& WIbLlAM WffAIlsN, ,JEsc.,
ny, NJ. LiSRTON. ESD,
y. FLEEfNF0OD J.ANNR4AU, ESQ.,,
ALEXANDER a, ,1kLLEAIONG, Bsq.,
ruigD COMPLEMENTARY pisrRlcT.
IIep. j.. M, KEfi'T.
Hon. >. DU Moan ALIEN, n.
Hon. AyILLIAAisEIlLIoPT;
Hon. J0IINsTQWNSEND,,
JOSIAH BsPEsRRY. Esq.
FoVRTa .eoSuaEssieSAL-D -Disr9lcT.
lfERiIlSitD NfIIlEEi,. M. d.,
J IIAafPDEN lsls00tSS, Esq, =
JAMES n LsIpSc0AIli. Esg.,
JOHN d. WILLIAMS. ESD,
;. Afiii, GEORGE. ( IRA YES.
PiRTit o6NGRessi oSs,I DfsTRicR
IIonsJ. VIII ARRISoN,
4 Cox Ia. J. GAGE.
M fIoa. R.fe. PERRY,
Ssan, O,sE, EDWARDS, =
Col. W.aS. D0Gt,y.
~ sixqa acoNaRR4sioNAg. DIsrRIcr.
Hon, RIG. McCAW. s.
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statb .of. south Carolina

l.. G. IIdmitos,
M" layior OF. al gage. Sc.
i 7 appearingto the satisfaction Of the Court
= TINT CYM. Taylor, one bf the defendants in
this case resides beyond tile limits of this State:
On motion OF Norton, coniplainants solicitor,
tits ordered that the said absent defendant do
appear, answer, plead or dem1r to complain
ant g said bill of complaint within three months
IRON the publication hereof. or the saidbill Will
be taken pro conf fesSo as to him.
R0B'T. A. THOMPSON, C E.p,D.
Com'rs Office, March 10, 1860 3m s.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-04-23

RELIGfoNlAT HOME. Religion begins
10 the family, One of the holiest sanctl.
aries on earth is home. The family altar
is more venerablethan any altar in church
4 built with hands. The education of the
soul for eternity begins by the firresidc.
The principle of love whichis to be carried
through the universe is first unfolded in
the family. "Let them learn first" says
the apostle, . to show piety at home'
i, ,PBooF PosITIvR. Is the sense Of
smelling more pleasing thap that Of tast-
ing r. was the subject up before deba.
ting club. Skilton was the last to speak
upon the negative, and all were anxious to
hear him, when, ringing the bell, lie or
,dered up a glass ofhot whiskey- and
drank it off with great gusto. Then turn.
ing to his opponents, he handed the emp
ty glass to the leadiug disputant, and thur
dercd folt, "Now sir, sp1ell itf' 1t is
needless to add that Skilton Hi brought
down the house." and carried the decision
for the negative.
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NG THCE.
MdhTHalR-

tFitE RHate of Moses Hendricks. deceased,
4 viii be settled finally in the ortlinary's0f.
hce, at Rickcns G. H., ON Monday the 25tboday
otJuly next, Those interested, In said; esnte
will take due notice of the fact, and govern
themselves accordingiys
+ q. W. HENDRICKS, Admir-.
April 20, 1850 80 - 8m
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODs!!

fTNHE subscriber, after returning thanks to
il his friends and the public generally for
past patronage would inform them that he is
now receiving a new Stock of
Spring and Summer Goods,
To which he invites the attention of rarchas.
ere. ,The selection embraces the latest styles,
and they have boon bought at thelo~ est pos
sible prices and will be sold accord, .Sly.--
Call and examine for yourselves
Il. W. GREEN.
Pickens G. H., April 81. 1850 39-tf
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J. B. E. SLOAN & CO.,
Of PenGEctOn.

OF PenGEctOn,
HREET thor old friends and customers
W with happy new year, thanking them
for their-pnst patronage, and asking con-
tinunnee of the same. They will endeavor
to keep up their usual varied
Assortment of Goods,
To which they invite the inspection of ALL
They mako no charge for showing them, and
those visiting Pendlcton would do wel to cx-
anime them before buying.
They are now Offering some choice Mus
covado Molasscs at 45 cents, and good Tebac-
co at rs cents per lb.
Jan. &c, 1859 27 tf
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LAND FOR SAFE,

TNHE subscriber offers for sale the valua-
il bic TRACT OF LAND ou mhoi, he
now resides, situated in the District of Pick
ems, and lying on the head waters of Eighteen
Mile Creek, containing Three Hundred and
Twenty-four Acres. On the premises there
are a comfortable dwelling all necessary
out-buildimgs, with about Thirty Acres of
good bottom land. Terms made easy, and
for further particulars apply on the land to
FELIX ROGERS.
March %. 1859 "a &c
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NEW GROCERY STORE
Tag Notice.

LAX NOI1c0.
bB persons who have not paid thoir Tax will
n please come up'to themhrk and pay between
this and Salcday next or on that day, as no
longer indulgence can be given; pr0mptitdde
is required OF me and mast require it of 9TH
ers. The officers Of the diffeveat Boardaare
pressing mo for money and 1 must COLLECT before
can psy them.
j. ". l.. CARY, 4, c..
: April Q, 1850 81 g4
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Stnic Oh SOMlh UnrOlima.

,. IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
lMHEREAS, James Southerland hath applied
" tome for letters of administration upo,, all
and singular the personal estate of Nancy South
erand dec. late State aforesaid and district
ofPickcns: The kindred and creditors of said
deceased nre, therefore, cited to appear before
.ae, at PickensE, IL. on Monday the 9th May
next, to silcw cause, if any they can, why said
letters should not be granted. Given under my
hand and SEAL April iS. 1859.
w. J. PARSONS, ORR.
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Everybody Run Here

PHEF IL ES 81 LO w Es ",
AT W4LHlLLA, S. C.,
TTAYE Just received, and arc opening
A1 large aud fresh assortment of choice
Spring and Summer Goods,
Consisting in part of Calicoes. Silks, Cling
hams. with almost evcry variety in this de-
partment.
+ Ready-Rmade Clothing.
OF this Stock, cur supply is large, we'll
made, and is cheaper than the cheapest"
k --dLSO--
Hardware Crockery, Cutlery, with full sup,
ply of excellent articles in this line.
GROCERIES.
Such as Coffee, Sugar, Molasscs, Pepper,
Spice, Ginger, and many other articles be-
longing to the trade.
Choice Wines, Liquors, Segars,
With their usual concomitants: each (which
article is superior in quality to anything in
the up country!
7. Paints, sc.
Paiuts, Oil, Dye Stuffs, and everything in
this line, ON the best terms.
Our Goods are frosh--have been purchased
in the best markets, and will be sold at rates
astonishingly low. Bartering in all its bran,
ches, done by us. Drop in and be convinced
with the prices and style Of our Goods.
PIEFER IS LOWRY.
Walhallo. Aprii s. 1859 81 If
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NOTICEl

Ii. persons indebted to G.. Biecke,,Jr prior
n 30 Jan. Ist 1850. must settle up on or be-
fore the lat Of May next as money must have.
a word TO the wise is suelclent,
-. e. RIECRE, Jp.
WalhaIla, April, a. 1850 81 4 .
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Notice.

r FffzA a. BROWN wife of l.. A. Brown,
l., hersbs give notice that at the expiration
oil the legal length Of time, / will act and
trade us q sole trader or free dealer. My hus-
band s.6ceupation isthat5of Farmer.
H,l2S &. BROWN,
April 5, 1870 ~ -8In
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CuRIosErlRs WASTgD.-A handle for a
blade OF grass. Aletter written With a COW
PEN a teatheT from the wing. Of o hospital
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State Of SOtSaEa. Car01ikAR; /;
I'm EqSaify---HsicKens.

ys Petition forRelief
j. NJ Lyleennd wife, OF al.
| L Oppcaringto the Commissioner that John
i Nj. Lytss ard .wifc Mary. defendonts in this
case, reside without the Jurisdiction of thish hon
orablc Court On, motion of Harrison and Pull
liam, ii Is sfstered that tIic said absent defen-
dapts do appear aud plead, answer or dem,ir to
the petitioners said petition ofcomplaipt, with
in three months from the publications of this
rule, or an order pro eoafesso will be taken as
to them.
sRoB'T. A. THOMPSON, c.E.r.p.
Cona'rs Office, March 2B, 1860 Sm
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GREENVILLE MARBLE YARD.

GREENVILLE MARBLE YARD.
TRNIIE subscriber has on hand and is con-
IL stantly receiving large and varied as
sortment of
American and italian Marble,
70 which he would call the attention ofth0se
in want of a suitable Monument to mark the
spot where repose the remains of their de-
parted relatives and friends. Carving and
lettering of all kinds neatly and promptly
executed.
Res~ Particular attention paid to orders by
mail. JAMES NJ. ALLEN.
Greenville c. H., s. O., Feb. % 3l-tf
N. Il. He refers to d GrWestfieId, Cover.
Coz, Murkly 4 Go. DR. III y Earle. w Ii
Watson Esq, Col d lloke, II Mckay, Esq.
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NOTICE..

u IlEREBY give neticc to all personsindebtedt to
me in the Ordnary's 0Giceon Bonds due me
for Reai Estate that hare deposited nll the
bonds in the hands of j. T.. HA0ooD for colcc-
tion, who is the only person authorized to re-
ceive the same, and who is my duly authorized
deputy in all business transacted in my office.
"S w. j. PARSONS, ORD.
Orlinary's Office, March 28, 1859 8m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-02-03

~ " Ti"c-' .'ngs 80 the coming Cunrr,.. IA
o" 90 ga. interest a. he y bui- country Ju,
Hr'rn~' Ui.' -.-s g.. r-as...tu s.-
e" 49, ir-'s ~ nay D. discussed ~ tbat 49,
To- pee. "i sub, rignou i.l the session .,.II.
40 90 'luS> "
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TERMS OF SALE.
no rxCE.

TO hc.ty s'i,ter, v IA. St,Jrf ssuayl SUR,
l. Christine q SirIder, Isaac F0uk- ,amir.,.IS.'
Tor Of JDaa S,JiLef, jrCt isa.s n ST.,
SAMUEL L sTitrf, I,1u SU,i,r Iae,s >,ti.
der, ThOs srItsr, Mage Il NJ Noa.. g..
= Sirif'r Ssmi w S. ,tct. Jpha n stt,t-r
I,sac us- Jsc"U ; pvs cAri.rra. Pva.-.
So Ssss,s q ~tSusj zoos h-,r, anu
Mans h'' vile Thos smuh ans Chstloue
b.. sIir
r,d snl a. IA 4 yonwti TAKE notice thst On
.he u drJ e.. Fcstu 1889 Al he >ftt- %!
bti>sesI Haui.nn 10 the city ct PeIei.Alfg
m 40 county ~ DiawItdi~ ant IA the Sta = 90
Virginia, l shs. tsAe it' tcpu- ZION 81 IL q
Bayi" AID N the 2I,h dsy 81 March a.
NJ b .gse ol Car per Weave. IN wa>hington CO .
Ni., sbA!i take the d, gy.iIi,B uI al. c. per
Weave. ant on TIE 15-h ray .! ,ar same meath
al the Office q james II. Harding IA The city oi
Ere sri,s. N The STATE of Mar and I shall iak,
The iels.tt,I az fHIip Geich--a OF wbisu drPo-
si'iOEs s.c - d. used Cyt4trJs "a .satt pend
leg IA Zoe CIR rtr Cur.. 90 . ;Iris. cUuGrg vir.
Sini. Sh,Ic,u y,a s.s Piaiaud, and aud others
are pirnlsrts. 49,
EI cntoT of isasc ; AWtCttdi
Ian ~ '~-g lin
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E0iRDIaG SCHOOL,

- coz NELli r. BILLINGS IA, onen,t
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