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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-10-15
FOn COLONEL.

ReY- The friends of Maj. ROB'T. Y. IT..
GRIFFIN respectfully announce lin cand
date for COLONEL of the 9th Regiment, s. c.
NJ, at the ensuing election
: SED@fhe friends of Adj't. w. T.. WELBORN
respectfully announce him candidate for
CoLoNEL' of the 9th Regiment S. G. NJ, to fill
the vacancy occasioned by The resignation of
Col Jameson =, -
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-10-15
FOR ORDINARY.

BelS" The friends of j. ii. MARETT respect
fully announce him n candidate for Ordinary of
Pickcns District at the next election.
Rl.is" The friends of WM. j. PARSONS. Esq.
respectfully announce him candidate for re-
election TO the office of Ordinary, for Pickens
district, at the ensuing election.
RE9y' The friends of w. +. ilOLCOMBE res
pccttully announce him candidate for Ordinu-
~, Mt the next election.
Re3s" The friends of s. II. JOHNS respect
fully announce him candidate for Ordinary ut
the next election.
BCDY The friends of THOMAS j. KEITH re-
specially announce him candidate for Ordn-
AIRY of Pickcns district at the ensuing election
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-10-15
Land and Mills in PicIsons.

OFFER FOR SALE valuable Ptqfct of
j. Land in Pickens District, on both sides of
Little River, at the mouth of Cane Creek.
containing Twelve to Fifteen Hundred Acres,
with gnod MULAY SAW MILL. and a
small Grist Mill, OH shoal sufficient for
Lowell Factory.
If not sold by the close of the ycnr I in.
tend puttingup WOOL CARDING Machine
and II TANYARD, where both nre greatly
needed, and would take mn active partner
with small capital who would undertake
to suporintend the whole.
GEORGE SEADORN.
Pendlcton. Oct. ~, 1859 lo-tf
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Notice.

tXXTILI. BE SOLD at tile subscriber 5 res
wv idence. on Thursday the 9th instant,
ts .he highest bidlen 500 Bushels of Corn,
Fodder, Whect, and Seed Oats. Mlch Cows
and Stock Cattle, ail of the Durham breed ;
Fat Hogs aud Stock Hogs, and Sheep, House
hold aud Kitchen Furniture. Farming TOpTs
with other articles not mentioned.
TERYs Twelve months credit with note
and approved, security, with interest from
date. NATHAN GUNNTN.
Oct. g., 1850 IL u
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Removal.
NOaiCc,

NOslCc.
4 PUBLICATION will be made to the Lcgisla-
~ turc at its next session, to discontinue the
ligons Bridge Road from where it mtcrse,ts the
CoN's Bridge Road in Pckcns District, to
where it intcrsecs again in Grcenvillc District,
ana establish the CoS's Bridge Road ms public
Road in lien Of that portion Of the Ligon's
Bridge Road. Done by order of tho Board of
Commissioners of 9th Regiment s. C. NJ.
j. w. SINGLETON, Chrni'n.
j. B. CLAYTON Scc'ty
Wolf Greek, Sept ~, 1859 ll-tf
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Pendleton Prices Current.


PINDLEToS, Oct s, 1859.
Cotton, per 10 9aloiCoffce, Rio, peril l2 all
Corn, " bush 80 u 90 Java u l8 n %
Corn meal Z" 90 n 10Oi (" Lara u IG a17
Bacon. hog II l2l n 10 Bale Rope lin -
Baggng. Gun'y I5a Is Becswax, 18 n 90
Butter, per lb IL n l6lEggs, per toz 10 n 12I
Flour, per bl T50 Il $Silron, Swcde. 90
Indigo, - 1871 $50 ." "5,o7 ~
Lead, 50 10al2 ENGLISH q n al
Maiuer 2Oa 20 Aolussos, n 0 60 G6
Nails, per keg, G a $G5O WI 30 n IS
Oats per bush, 40 15Powdcr. pcrkcg 81 90 aS
rcas, 10 9Ol g 4" lb 81 40
klcc, Id u n 7lPepper, Id IL 10
steel, Blister, III a l3ISalt, per sack, 226 $50
German, II lllSugar, brown, Gall
Cast, " a 2oISho, per sack, $50
Segnrs, per doz 20 G0i'Fobacco per lb 90 a 10
Tea, 10 n 5OlWhent per h D37 .S15o
Whisky, "gal l00a 100 Yarn, Fact'ry, 100 n no
Osnaburgs, per yard, l23 Al ii
You will always find large lot of Groceries
and other heavy goods on hand and for sale low
Tor cash or its equivalent J. n. SIS s..
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-10-15

low TO GROW OLD.--At the late com
mcnccmcntof Yale College, CT, Daniel wal
Ito, as the oldest graduate present Iof tho
class 1873, thus closed speech to the as.
scmbled Alumni:
am an old man have seen nearly
n century. Do you want to know how TO
grow old slow and happy? Let me tell
you Always eat slow--masticatc we'll
'io to our food, to rest, your occupation,
smiling.
hocp good nature and soft temper every
where Never give away to anger 4
violent tempest of passion tears down the
ersntituton woroe than typhus fover. Cul-
fHate good memory, and to do this YOU
must always be communicative repeat
what you read and talk about it. DIR.
JPilnson's great memory was owing to his
great oommunicativeRess. Young men
who are Just leaving college, let me advise
you to choose professions in which you can
cyerclsc your talents best, and at the same
time be honest.
THE worst form of ingrattitudc is to
refuse to accept favor from the hands of
person to whom you have had the pleas
urc Of rendering one.
3 DoN'T force man 70 take your advice,
You can advise him to take a bath without
pitching him into the river
CoNsTANcr. There is scarcely virtue in
the whole code of love which is more ndmira,
hle than constnncy and coniugal devotion.
w thnnt this. all the other charms. oven Of
female l"vcincss. seem worthless Nyhntcy.
or beauty she may possess. even though shc
may I've the tingc of Ilehr on her checks,
and tho grace Of nm Ariel in her step. will ga
f"r nanght. if she is destitute of this chief
excellence Of lovely woman.
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state or South Carolina,
1, y; OnDysHNt A-.of ATioN.

i -. n ~ OHDtS tSAlN--UITATION.
VWHEREAS, @. H. IIollihgswofth hatfl3np.
Piled to inc for letters of administration
npon ah and Singular tbs personal estate of Jas.
u. lIqlthgsworth. deceased, late Of the STATE and
distftee OF Pickcns 2he Kindred and creditors
OF said deceased are, therefore. cited 10 appear
before nae, nj Plokens G IL on Monday 8lst tjcto.
ber next, to show cause, If my thcy can wbv
said letters should not bo granted Giyeh andcr
my baud and seal October f4th, 1859.
u " NAGaop, cor. &AcrlSd o.P.n.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-10-15

4 LII PERSONS indebted to John NJ.
IA Alexander K Co., are requested to pay
by the frstof January next, and save costs
The Goods on hand can be bought cheap for
Cash, as we are going to wind up the business
as soon ns possible. Near Wulton's Ford. Ga.
JOHN NJ. ALEXANDER g. Co.
Oct 13. 1859 ~ If
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-10-15
W. Walseman, Agent,
DgR ARsE9Eg AND TAILOR,

WALIIALLA, 5. Q. ".
lKANIIE undersigned begs leave to inform his
j. friends and tho public, that he has
opened Il shop in the building formerly occu-
pied by Issertell 4 Norman, for The purpose
Of carrying on the business of
zSraper and T0flOF,
In it's various branches. IIe has on hand
an excollont assortment of GooDs for Gontle.
mems wear. which he will make to order in
the best style, and according to the atest
fashion. lie respectfully solicits share Of
public patronage.
BGA, Terms, most accommodating.
July IA, 1850 81 If
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-10-15
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
PIcRESs--lN ORDINARY

y5. -. 4r. ne'''ioh iV' huui SCI
VIM Robinson& & others ''Ffneht anu Decree
appearing to my satisfaction that VIM Rob-
inson. one OF the defendants in this case, re.
sides withoy the limits Of this State; lis or
dsre'l the'sfore, that he do appear at the Court
OF ordinary, to be holden at Pickens C. H.. on
Monday 23d day Of January, ] 800, ct 10 o'clock,
a, NJ. to show cause, If any he can, why a
nnaL settlement Of tho estate of William Robin
son, deceased, should not be had, and n decree
made thereon. Hft'
j. IL Itku00D, c.c,P. a ACTING o.p.p.
Oct. Is, 1859 pig Gin.
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Q a M'DgD A 1T G s.
FoR CLERK

RSy" Tho friends of JAMES +. HAGOOD
respectfully announce him candidate for re
election to the Office of Clerk of the Court at
the next election.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-10-15
Take Warning.

HEREBY fo.ewaru all persons from hnr-
i boring or trading with my wife, Nancy
Chapman. as she has left my house without
any just cause or proyoc0tion, and will not
pay any debts Of her contracting from, and
after this date. ''t@..
tg EN0Cn CHAPMAN.
Oct. 10, 1859 II a.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-10-15
NEW GROCERY STORE,

at FiCkcnS G.. N.
TNllE subscriber begs leave to inform his
IL friends and the public generally, that he
has opened
GROCERY STORE
And is now receiving and will continue to
receive everything usually kept in an estab-
lishment of this kind. Tie Stock is all fresh
and has been bought on the most advanta-
gious terms AMI will he sold accordingly.
Terms will be strictly Cash or Barter at
cash prices. Call and sec me-
j. b. REID.
April l, 1859 SO If
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-10-15
Law Notice.

TIiE undersigned will devote himself entirely
L tothe practice of Law and equity on the
Western Circuit. Mr. l!ApDEN is his partner
Mt Pickens. JAMES l.. ORR.
Anderson c. H.. May 10, 1859 42-tf
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-10-15
ESTATE SALE.

w Mrs. Rcboccn Williams, on Wed,ca.
dny the 18th day of October next. to the
highest bidder, tho Real Estate of Joseph
Williams. deceased, consisting of one
raca OF E:e I'd.
Situate in the District of Pickcns ON Solud,
River. containing Two Hundred and Forty
Acres moro on less bounded by lands of Jer-
emiah Robinson, lIulct Hunt aud others.
There is a comfortable dwelling, barn, and
nll necessary outhouscs on the premises.
There is also about Forty Acres of bottom on
this tract.
Also
One Mare and Mule colt. stock cattle and
Sheep. Household and Kitchen Furniture.
and other articles too numerous to mention
TERMS OF SALE.-For the land, cred
1t OF one and two years and for the personal
estate, credit of twelve months. with inter.
est from the day of salo. The purchase
money to be secured by note and approved
s"reties with mortgage of the promises if
required.
ISAAC WILLIAMS, Ex'or.
Sept. II, 1859 i
kTS"patriOt e Mountainous cOny t,r;,o
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NOlicG.

is hereby given that application will be made
ut the next session Of the Legislature to dis
continue Miller's New Road, NJ Stamp Creek,
and to adopt the old Road, as a bcttcr route
MANY CITIZENS.
Aug. 10 1859 SIN
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-10-15

bsf~ Where The keg is returned 25 cents
will he deducted
The Manufacture is under the guidance of
j. H. BEsEMPELDER. from Mcmmingon. Ger.
many, skilful and experienced Powder ma
ker. lie has introduced the highly brilliant
Powder so much admired by the sporting
community of Europe. This Powder is a
beautiful round and possesses the polish of
steel, and is entirely free from all corroding
properties.
Dealers and contractors may have their
orders filed agreeable to specifications Mt the
shortest notice. All orders should bc adj
diessed to JoHN BowEN & Co, Mt Pickcns g
H., South Carolina
WM. r.. BOWEN, Agent.
March Ii. 1859 81 &c
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-10-15
Notice

IShereby given that application will he made
at the next session of the legislature to
amend the charter FOR Sloan's ferry and bridge,
so as to locate the bridge near the site of the fer
ry, and also for an extension of sud charter
August27, 1859 G 8m
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U Gl e BzGW w [5E COURIER
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
OF.
Fall and Winter Goods.
MDO III KNNR

Fall and Winter Goods.
MRS. II. KNEE
rs NOW OFFERING her extensive and
Il splendid assortment of
FAIL AND WINTER GOODS,
CONSISTING OF
DRESS SILkS,
DELAINES,
CHALLIERS,
AND MERINO DRESSES.
ENGLISH,
FRENCH
AND AMERICAN
CASHMERE,
AND CHENILLE
CLoAKs, '' ~ " No.
MANTGLLAS,
BUSTERS,
EAIBROJDERIES,
RIBBONS,
FLOWERS,
ROUCHES,
PERFUMERIES,
TOILET SOAPS.
ELEECY,
WOOL,
AND WASH LEATHER
GLOVES.
OF THE LATEST
FASHIONS.
LADIES
CATERS,
SHOES,
BOOTS,
SLIPPERS.
LONG CLOTHS,
OSNABURGS,
SUEETNG,
FLANNEL,
TICKING,
AND EVERY
DESCRIPTION OF
DOMESTIC GOODS.
My present Assortment will bc found su.
perior tn any have yet offered, and my ia
cciIitIes in purchasing, and long experience
III the business enables me to offer
a COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
AT TIE LOWEST
CASH PRICES.
Wallialln, Oct. 10. 1859 12-2m
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Law Notice.

THE undersigned have formed a partnership
L in11e practice of Law and Equity for Pick
ems Dis .ict. Mr.. HADpEN may be consulted at
his office in Pickens and Mr.. ORR at Anderson.
JAMES l.. ORR,
W. M. MADDEN.
Pickens T.. H., May 10, 1859 I2-tf
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Notice

is hereby given that application will bc
il made to the Legislature, at its next Scs-
sion, for a Charter to open Turnpike Road
from Elijah lImkle, Sr Mills, through the
Negro trail Gap, to the North Carolina line.
Aug. 27, 1850 s am
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H0! FOR THE WEST.

AO VIZ IL II II w IO Ia
WILL SELL at private sale, on rcasona-
L bic terms the valuable
Tract Of Land
On which | reside. OH Crooked Creek. con.
tanning Three Hundred and Thirty-fve Acres
more or less. On the premises is comfort
able dwelling, out-buildings, and some land
open for cultivation. There is also on the
place good MILL SEAT, and about thirty
Acres of good creek bottem.
"A LSO-
WILL BE SOLD at my residence to the
highest bidder on Monday the 3lst of Octo-
bcr next, Corn and Fodder, stock of Cattle
and Hogs. onc.horsc Wagon and Buggy,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, and yari-
Gus other articles.
Terms made known on day of sale.
j. NJ IIUNNICUTT.
EfS" lf the Land is not sold by the day of
sale above mentioned it will be Rented on
that day
Sept, 90, 1859 o G
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adate Of SO5seEa Eaga'ls:TsIe,::Is q.

iN oRDINARY--oITATIoN. N
IVHEnEAS, NJ, NJ. Norton hath applied 10
W me for letters Of administration upon all
and singular tho personal estate of Abram
Abcls, deceased, late Of the State aforesaid and
district Of Pickons The kindred and creditors
OF said deceased are, therefore, cited to nppear
before me. at pickens c. H.. on Monday tho
34th October next, to shek cause, AZ any they
can, why said letters should not he granted.
Given under my hand and seal, Oct. cd. 1859.
w, J. PARSONS, ORD.
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EXECUTORS, SALE.

trill lI, 4.
Nv doy ,ho I6,I ~ dn 5ne n,eiIesl o'1uer on Tues
late residence Of DR. r. n "u' Waran "oHt, M n' .ne
near F,ir pln l., p;,i ~, 49, I,,' n"NMe'i' ueceaSeu,
, TESs, ssg.A 'N, My p.S;riSt aT'Tnx
Wkercon he did,livc I,;n,, i,Am".
main Rond lcodins c,nn, S'm", ,"'".e'E on 'ne
xlno' m Georgia ana within two miles of Fair
less ,r,,n ,,ia,,s.; im" h,n%reo Acrcs more or
one Of ,ho I,'a',un n, , Is wen improved and is
u'e nrcn,;soa MY "Is. 'oca',onS IN the District On
Barn. Throsi,;,s IL s"1p pwei'ing' Negro houses.
screw. and NJ; neoo'i' "aOnu'o' cotton "in and
ore An -, .sH 1'a aJ meo'Ss''rJ Tu'ouiiVhnGs There
Mace and ,I,o I,ai ", 5oou oo'tom land on the
tract lies in ono "Ve "s H. - nrs'r"lc upland This
SnIH' nu Si"e' convenient to good Churches and
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-10-15

5. DoN'T force man 70 take your advice
lou can advise him to take bath without
pitching him into the river.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-10-15

Notice.
DERSONS indebted to the Estate of VIM
IL Robinson, deceased. must made pay
lnent; and those having demands against
said Estate must present them at once.
E. f.. ROBINSON, Ex'trix.
Oct. 10. 1859 IL 4.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-10-15

THE worst form of ingratttudc is to
refuse to accept favor from the hands OF
person to whom you have had the pleas
urc Of rendering one.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-10-15
Notice.

LII the Notes and Books of Account,
IA belonging to the estat6 of john II. o.
tcndorf, deceased have been placed in the
hands of w. NJ. IIatlden. Esq, for collection.
Persons indebted to said Estate, will please
call on him and settle.
j. j. NJ: 4. oSrHA%; osTEN1o;RrF Ex',ors.
Oct Ill. 1850 u tf
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WE will sell to the highest bidder. on Tues
" day the 18th day OF November noxt, nj the
late residence of DR.. X. ID. Maxwell, deceased.
near Fair Play. in Pickens District
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-10-15
NOTICE.

IItFCftItUc COH:WNIc
October, 1859 IL
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Anderson Prices Current.

connEcrEp WEEKLY BY DLgcKLEY cnAYToS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-11
Ann slayu.Y Convention.

An assembly Of political preachers Abo-
litwui>ts wum ms rights WOmens. Spiritual,
ip's, a.. met nj Columbus yesterday and or
sIliE d uud"r the name and style OF the
Oh,o An slavery g vention. The ohjsct-
nt 30. nj "lirs are nof clearly stated, but rs
J,s u, x. ti,dding, and Prof Peck of Oh
erin took the le d in the debate, and enua-
Grated their higher laW doctrines with great
gu-to, Vt is hut reasonable to suppose that
the Democratic party was made the especial
a1jeot Of their ire and its members and their
principles consigned To eternal infamy and
disgrace. Giddings expressed the same opin
ions laid down in Corwins letter, and was
gratifed to ind his brethren so far adyanc-
ed as 70 agree with him in his opposition to
the Fugitive Slaye Law. lie was evidently
in his element, and is said to have related
to his horror struck hearers the thrilling in
cident Of a mother escaping from slavery
several years ago with an esrnestness and
Rusto, which would have drawn repeated
cheers from the pit in a second class thea
atre. Several ministers we're Of tue opin-
ions that slavery was the greatest crime, the
sum Of all villainy, aud declared that mur.
derer was no more to be compared to slave
holder, than an angel Of light was to the
devil All took occasion to denounce the
Fugitive Slave Law. and connseed resist
ance to its execution A. p. Stone aud An
son Smyth, candidates for State Treasurer
and School Commissioner on the Republi-
can ticket were present countenaneed the
proceedings, and by their acts, made known
their political preferences. The Republicans
are drawing out all their forces and are pre-,
pairing to make close contest at the ensu-
ing Election. The question is whether these
ministers by going out of their sphere turn
ing the pulpit into the stump, and consign'
ing to eternal condemnation all who differ
from them politically, will add strength TO
the party, OF will disgust all sensible men
with them, and iniure their own interests.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-11
The Reason Why Napoleon Made
Peace

g., -
a'a''Ou VI Pen0e oe'"een AuS'f'S A"O
1"0'' anu 'u' Puo''0 Hinu nus P'e''y sen
S'"'iy Se'''eu u0"n 'u.o 'ue op'u'ou suA' =
was 'he oeS' p"sS'oie .n'ns ~n'en cou'u nav
'0'" 'O' '"o N'''eo'' " '"o '"''e'
"' - 49,
0s"su''u i'i o"u'"s '"e wa. "'''ou' oApe''
,ae '"' " '1uc "o"' ,'A,J' ""N s'0uil"t
.',e u'qu".'ueu i'0''y Vi '"e PeoP'e' Du
ms course IN '"'' na''er mas SINCE PROVED
''''' W W ''e ''os' u'"''e''y oy e''oAe VI '"e
oN"P''pn Ai'er contest uneAamP'eu ;"
"'" =" 'i''f' ''r 'ne f"P'o,sS ""u complete
h.'' V'e."'''N' tue rrench Emperor
'''"" "y T'"r'''"s c'"P" :
Z . ne A Hur"pr' -" "~"
~ vac other ""''"n IN
l-' -" re d." may De 1''p'seo
u"u ''ui' VITA h''n hrf le''ihS the Aus
r'"h' " '""t h"d !" 'taY hut u eons'derai
- '' ~" ''''" !" ~h'e" "' vas placed
' m>''"'Ts by "l'"' he was
arr '"'"d Nil conVID's any thinking mind
'o"t ne acted upon tie only plan that was lett
'"' MN To "u"ps After having driven the
enemy into the historical square where they
"ad TAKEN position within almost impregna-
Die 'ortreSSes' he lound himself 10 sickIy
country where multitudes of his soldiers
w'uId tall victims To disease engendered by
malaria ere he oou'd accomplish the sub.
Jeo''"" o' 'no'e 'or'reSse', lt"ould oo with
'ns e4're@es' a'ih'u''y' 'nat he could secure
'umO'en' suPphes OF provisions Tor the am
no%'' army required 70 carry on the Sisge'
",un ""o oa"O, '"O e"sy 'S IS'%S muoh nearer theH
liz O,;a. O;,h, p D,uiu Saso procured 'neir sup
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-11
FARMS.

Two HANDSOME and highly improved
l. farms, lying ABOUT miles north Of tho city, 10
acres each. CITY PROPERTY VIII be taken In
part payment. ALSO,
2iO acres In Hancock County, not Ear from the
county aeat, and three fougths Of mile from rail-
road station. 100 acres Improved, balance excellent
timber, Very tine land, and will be sold at bar
gain. ALSO
100 acres one mile north west of Union City, well
impruyed creek running through the cenire,--
never failing water, largo natn, good bearing or
chard springs, &c.
ALSO,
81 acres in Darke couuty, part good timberi good
land, No. barn, painted, goo1 house. 1000
down, balance on long fine.
ALSO,
number of other farms yariously located and all
very cheap, together with large amount OF deslra-
iyia CHAS. p. CLARKE, sd 81,
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pemooratio County Convention


The Deuocra,ic Central COMMITTEES fcr MONT
gomery County. request the Democracy Of the
several Wards and Townships, to meet on Sal,
urday, the 2Oth day Of August, 1889. At 2
O'Clock 10 the afternoon, in each township, and
in each Ward in the City Of Dayton, at ~
o'clock, p. N at the usual places Of holding
elections. aud appoint eight delegates from
each township and two from each Ward, tc
meet in ooun,y Convention Al Beekci Hall. ir
Dayton. nu Saturday the 9th day Of August
1859. at 10 o'clock. A " 10 oomiuate eand
dates for the following Offices
Two R'prtentstves, Treasurer, Prosecu
ting Attorney County Cutnmissionrr. Corontr
and Infrmary Director
By order Of the Committee.
b AYRES. c. n.
Ints b THaE HER SEC,
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his scldisry, and expsnd millions more Of
money for their advantage, The jurisdiction
given 10 the Pope Is merely a nominal enc
which whil1 4 4 oaloplhted d appsass the
friends Of h1lioiSni b 'Ffsace, pieces no
restraint upon lhe actions Of lbe people Of
Italy, and thefa is no ibubi bbtihe declara,
ton Of peace Will farsber ihs interests ofen
Europe.
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lar The spanish journals announce that
last week . volcano suddenly broke out in
the Crus Dc Ia Muela, one Of the mountains
near Orihuela, province of Murcia, "lt
presented" say they, "an aspect which was
both Imposing aud terrible Burning lava
rolled down the sides, and the crater threw
ous ashes to great distance
Tho town Of orihuela Is considered IN 80
much danger that the inhabitants have ia,
ken to iiight.--The crops Of cotton and the
cultivated deIds in the vicinity Of the vol,
cano arc much damaged The outburst wss
succeeded BY extraordinary heat"
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COOPER SEMINARY.
DAYTON, 0.
Rev. VICTOR L, CONRAD, President.
Rev, y. W. CONRAD Vice President.
MiSsR. F. BEEcHER, Presiding PrincpI

TEACHERS-Mrs, II. d. CONRAD, Miss
NJ, h. DUPHoSNE, Miss ESTHER CONRAD, Mrs.
i. Z. BIRoE, Miss NJ NJ PAYNE, Miss NJ l..
ORToN, Miss CLARA SouLE, Rev. HERMAN
BoRcHARp, Mons. j. BARTHoiEMY.
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Notice 10 the Creditors of IL. NJ.
OSbOrnI

| WILL pay dividend to the creditors
OF Z, II. Osborn on the SOth day Of August, 1859.
at my ONCE IN the city OF Dayton -D'
Owing 70 the fact that the creditors have not near
Az presented their claims, | cannot say what the
dividend will be. NJ b. WAIKRR '''
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