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ARMY APPoINrMENrs

Among the appointments to be field ofYicers
in the new regiments are said to be the follow.
ing: WIZ '~ We L.4sGl :
Major Gen. Grimm, Colonel OF the 37th IN I.
fanuy; Major Gen. Slckles, Colonel OF the a2d
infantry; MAJOR Gen. Miles, Colonel OF the 45th
colored infantry; Major Gen. John O. ROBIN.
son, Colonel OF one OF the Veteran Reserve
regiments Brig. Gen. John r. brooke, Lieut..
Colonel OF one OF the new infantry regiments
MAJOR Ssn.srhomas q. Devin, Lieut. Colonel
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APPOINTMENT OF PENSION OFFICERS.
The Commissioner OF Pensions appointed TO-
day, Drs. Ernest Kramer, Milwaukee, Wiscen.
sin. and William LEVITT, Ann Arbor, Michi.
gan, examining surgeons 49,. .r. ". -
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Baltimore Markets,

BALTTMoRE, Sept 26-Flour active; high
grades scarcP. Wheat steady. Corn firm; vel.
low 92a93 cents. Oats firm; sales at 1880 cen
Provisions very quiet; Pork $3.50. Coffee
firm; Rio, isa19k. Gold sugars dull WHISKY
firm; Western e2.i3aS2 IL.
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Philadeluh

Philadelphia Markets.
PH1IADELPHIA, Sept. 26-Petroleum mac
tive. Flour advancing. Wheat firm. Cora
scarce. Oats dull. -s-r-
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rome million Of dollars worth of cattle is
on its way East from Texas. Cattle are sell.
ing In that State at only S. per head
- Americans are swelling the ranks OF the
liberals In Mexico - -. -,
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PRRsoNAL-We noticed as one OF the com.
mittee from Cleveland who waited upon the
President yesterday, Capt. T.. r. Mexican, Of
this city, who showed his lsyalty from the
first by entering the army, and who, BY his
excellent business qualifications aad integrity
was ofmuch service to the Government while
there. lefi. t.f srE' araR feF7psa 70 $3.50. !
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REAL EaTATB SALks-By -. %. lfcGufrc a.
CO., Auctione"rs.-Brick dwelling house and
lot on III street north, near the corner of 4th
west, to Thos. X. Bird, for e2,755: Also small
crick mouse, OF two stories, on ifh, near M, TO
A. Kraufner, for 3, 200: and three-s story brick
house and lot on New Jersey avenue between
l. and NJ streets, to w. w. Danenhower, for
$3.50
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GENERAL CusTIR oRDERED TO pUry

GENEBAL CUST1B OBDERED TO DUTY
General Custer, Brevet Major General Of
Volunteers. having receive his commission "a
Lieutenant Colonel Of the eth Regiment of
Cavalry, has, by special order from the War
department, been instructed TO proceed to Fort
Riley, in Kansas, to aid in the ORGANIZATION Of
his regiment, which is one Of those authorized
by the recent army bill. =
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EXECUTIVE CLEMRNCY-The President has
directed the pardon OF John Miller ALA. John
Evans. alias Benjamin Evans, committed AT
the July term, 1866 of the U. s. Criminal Court
OF the District Of Columbia, Of larceny, and
sentenced to two years imprisonment
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NEW YORK. Sept. 26-FIour advanced ia
29cents. Wheat scarce aud Gas cents higher
Corn advanced la2 cents Sales OF I6O,OO0
bushels.
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M IonAkIOs' ATTENTION.
$40 I4rH STREET SOUTH oFPENEA AVE

ArtiZ1ns and others can be instructed in com
putting. measuring, and constructing ali Kind. n
mechanical work, on Application to tie sab-crf-
Der, who has had hiri -four years ex periencr in
teaching In Washington sad victafty Hours
IRON to9p m. PkOF. JOHN FILL
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PERSONAL.

THE GRkAT PARIS EXHIBITION.-Persons
= DESTROYS of learning the FRENCH Lam
GUAGA can have lessons on reasonable terms
lion d one who has resided many years in France,
Address, by letter, n :. Star ONCE. ss25-iw
NOIi0E;GThe party Who received Che Marke {
! BASKET, with Stall Cloth. Apron and Book
in II. on Tuesday morning on 9Th street, Will be
suitably rewarded by leaving them at stall No
center Market, or No. Id Northern Liberty
HlAIket. Sc 2i-2ts
MRS. L.. SMITH, 367 Pennsylvania avenue,
w near 9th street, has great power as Clairvoy'
ant; Test BUSINESS, and Healing Medium do.
scr1bes deceased and living friends; gives their
names Hours from II a. N. to 9 p. m. se25-2s
MADAM AHOLIAB. An IMPREssED ME.
w DlUM AND CLAIRVOYANT, would most
respectfully inform all who wish to live her cali
that ehe Is now prepared ~ read the past present
and futuFei Is also able to advise and consult In
All business matters, lost or stolen property re-
cosery ct the same love, marriage, &c., at 323 9th
street, ont door from Il street, from q. m untii9
y, W. seq Tvs
M0NTHLYN NURSE AN experiencedMONTh-
4Vl LIZ NURSE will be Olsen led about October
hrst; would like to make a few mere engagements
Beet Of references given. Address IN. 8. :" Star
Omce, one week. sep 2l-lw-
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SWhat 70 the matter with the Atlantic Ga.
bleT tits nearly three days since a,dispatch
has been received over The wires. Is It an
right, u Sautyf .HTt SO .aTAad .Hrk
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LOST AND FOUND.

A STRAY-Came to the premises OF the under.
,ngned about two menths ago. one large white
please come forward, prove property, pay ch srges
sho tAke them away. SAMUEL s a0uYEk,
80 70 ii. corner 9th and north.
EOUND-On Pennsylvania avenue near ~. at
Z JEWELRY ana SILVER-PLATED WARS
yn,x One Dollar a Set, AT PEIGGS DOLLAR
nue, near "a ST. an n. eolm
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II 0RHAnENrAL PAIsrIue.

II ORNAMENTAL PAINTING.
The subecriosr, buying his materials n Rast n
prepared TO 40 any work In his line With diVpstch
sno et twenty ler cent. lover than the lovSsf :
shoI, 81 street, three doors bsioy PENN ave-
ee jim WA. PUBDY,
C0AING UP 7rH sT1EEr TAI OTHER
s &; !; :: &c.: ~: ssS.s s s::s. sis 1
Bis oystsrs put = in style. Do yoS pst ~
know that he receives fresh supply every dag be-
cau,e nc has Ienilfes % supply q al hoars q
much plesssd. Ard vs advise al psrSons vks srs
dsetton: q enjoying pleasant mssi 10 give IN
the llsce corner & and 7th streets, opposiss az
Northern Liberty Market. - IA ~
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PkOPosALs FOB GROUND COFFEE.
QY NAGLE q Co., AuStisneers.

THURSDAY. September 2, lsS
At9s clock, ct S95 Peansyivsnis avenue W
shall sell ~ =
20 tsxes Starch, 70 boxes Soar
2" dozen brooms
20 doZed Wash Tubs
WISH Boards and Flour Buckets
90 dozen choice bottled Liquors
ID Is demiiohns choice LiQeors
- Also,
Choice lot of hne Groceries. Teas. &C..
Los Of Dry Gcods, Hosiery, Fancy Goods, &c.
1t NA0LE co ,Auctieueers.
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RLACK SILKS BLACK SILKS

; IL HAON o1INS' HNh "hHhS !
M srs Townsend, Montaut & Co., Auctioneers
New York, sold, on Friday, September q, BIZ
order Of Messrs q. n. DAMBMANE Co,
1000 PIECES SPLENDID BLACK SILKS.
We bought some Of the best lots very cheap
and will offer them to our customers at a very
small advance for cash.
JOS. J. MAY q CO,
sos Pennsylyania avenue,
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""elIoIotrH.ss, .ov a., m. :.

hevs jsstrsesiyed from Hsw York asctioa
houss az piscss 1apastry, fhrss ply, lnsrAin.
II: on lad Sls
s ed ~ e S;fd Ire. 2. g
= ,5ps,ia D..a.r 4, y. te;s; ~: T.:
I - ~ betveea . End b So. est side.
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SECOND Edition,
= O'CLOCK p. M. go
Government sECURlrlEs.

NEW YORK FIRST BOARD eALBs.
Coupons, nix; Five TWenues, ls62 nix;
Five Twennss, 1854, 106X: Five TWeaaes,
1865, 1Gsx; Ten Eossiss, QSx; seven Tairt,es,
los *; Gold. A3A -
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'CHIs is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the .Db.
L scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
o. Washington County in the District of Celsn.
tate OF Eva Rupert. late OF Washington,
u. =, deceased. All persons having claims
against said deceased, are hereby warned "a
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof 70 the
subscriber. on or before the I'D dAy OF September
next they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of the said estate 1
1855 CH. EOUeSEsU
Sc zo-laW5w Administr
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OPHAINe DAT

-. Mss J. SANFORD
Will open on Thursdsy, September eth, On ele-
e eHs.S Ss' ~ %I q povurr... a
LADIES AND CHILDRkNe' HATS *
o. NE latest importations,
ers, feathen. U1tnDaed Hat, &c
-t--s-g 3lh nA8Ear SPACE,
50 Is ~ between 7th and sth su.
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For sale or exchange for farm on the BaItinor
= fIt SSS ISSiSs: ssLosoSs Gss ssisis Sts'
Ehe oest Location and the moot complete and pop.
1iar ssteblshnent in the City, the seles % ns
cent rnee e0eco; half cash. balance to suit tx
f n n box osS' Post once, Washington City.
". - - ~ St.
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EXPLANATION.

's1L -I'njtice in tho last nauber of your paper
thai certain property:of T. A. Mlsr5n is adver-
tiseh by tho Sheriff To. e.soll tho suit of the
nndorsgned. That is a mistake. l have no
claim whatever. agsinst Mlsrox. IIo mover
owed me cent in his lifo, and probably mover
Will: Iii. property il to be sold ut the suit Of
his, innther in law, Mra. PsopY BALpwiN, under
. deIres from the Courtof Equity in her. favor.
for costs. The only connection have with the
matter ,is. that am one uf the Lnwyors who
osadneetel the suit aud obtained the Deoree sue.
oessfnlly fur Mira BALDwiS. The mistake is "a
slight one. in the nature. presume, Of ceri.
Gal error still think it proper to cnrrcct it. md
beg that you will publish this with that view
I, 49,: Respectfully, your ob't. servant
,:Gx: 1,<- .u.g j. NJ. ADAMS.
J.: Flokena Call, Sept. 1, 1866 5O-t
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
In Equity y-Plckens.


THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
In Equlty-Pickens.
S. G. Hunt. e..al. .3
vs. Billfor Partition, &c.
VIM. T. Hunt et ais
pY VIRTUE Of deorctal order to mo direct
-A) cd, made in this cause by tho Court of Eq
ni,y. at Juno Term, 1866. Tili soil to the high
estsbtddor, at pnbiG.anstinn. mt 'ir tla: ~ ,
81. PICKENS COURT HOUSE,
On Snleiny in September next, tho following
Tracts Of Land. described in the pleadings in
this case. namely:
Tract No. 5. the Perkins" Creek tract, con.
tanning Three Hundred Acres more or less, on
waters Of Perkins Crock, and adjoining lands
Of Ransom Hunt and others. This tract lies
Near the Blue Ridge Railroad.
Tract M, 4, being the undivided one third in
n Tract Of Land, containing One Hundred and
Ninety.one Acres on branches of Perkins creek
and adjoining lands Of tract No. 3, Thos. Chas.
tain and the Estate of Fitzpatrick,
TERMS OF SALE.--Qh credit Of one and
two years, with interest from date The pur.
chaser or purchasers to give bond. with two good
sorotics. to secure tho payment Of the purchase
money. The GOATS to, be paid in cash; on the
day Of sale, and the purchasers to pay extra
for titles and stampa. #
s.,~, 4, RoBT. AZ. THOMPSON, e:x.r.p. i
~ Con, 'rsr Office, Aug q, ,la68 AZ, *. p.AR.-S
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Important Notice.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
An EIulty-.1'lckcns.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
An Eauity--a'ickcns.
We " { NSsiss Ses, h.'er' Bill fe. Construction of
j. ". E.r,.. u ....,s. "'''' So
rTNllE following Extract is from tho Decree Of
Il tho Court Of Equity, in the above stated
cause, namoiy: a
1t is ordered and decrecd that the sale Of the
personal estate of William L. Keith be set aside,
and that the Commissioner of this Court do pub
lish Rule against tho purchasers to account
before him for the true value'of tho property
purchased, Mt the time Of, sale except tho Ne
Eroes. or to surrender tho said property to the
Complninants, y. j. NoRroN and w. c. KEITH,
Exerutors,] and, on their neglect or refusal to
do 80. that then their purchases be regarded as
valid, and the Notes given by them be collected
The slaves purchased, beiug now free, cannot
be- M MhisYggel.Iered, and nesd ~ .he % in. ~ ,,A
tho said slaves were in their possession"
In conformity Herewith. do hereby summon
tho purchasers Of the personal estate Of William
l.. Keith, deceased, az sold by J.J NoRroN and
w. Q. KEITH, Executors. to be and appear be.
fore me. in my Office at Pickens Court House,
on or before Monday tho 18th day of October
next, prepared with evidence to comply with tho
requirements of tho Decree ns above published.
ROR'T. "A. THOMPSON, c.E.P.p
Com'rs. Office, July 81, 1866. 3m
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state Of south. Carolina,

IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
NV HEREAS, Robert A. Thompson, c.E.rp,
w hath applied to me fnr lottorrs Of admins.
tration upon the Personal Estate Of Samuel AL.
bertson, deoensed, Into Of the District of Pickens
and State afoTosaid: The kindred and credit
ors of said deceased, are. therefore, cited to
appear before me at Piokens 9. II. on Monday
the Sd day of September, 1865. to shew cause,
If any thoy can, why said letters slonld not be
granted. Given under my hand and seal' this
goth day Of July, 1865.
w. f.. IOLCOMBE. o.p.D.
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PICKENs COUIsT HOUSE,

ON SALEDAY IN SEPTEMBER NEXT.
Tho following VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND,
haniety h.asn !.HHr.si .Ac HG:i
.Trn:; No, 1..or,the. Home place, known as Oco
nee Station, containing Eight Hundred and Scycn-
ty Acres. more or less, situate on Oconec Crock,
waters Of Little River. and sdjoining lands Of
Samuel I.ovngood, NJ. F.: Mitchell, Estate Of John
Todd and others On tho premises, il commodi-
ous dwelling and all necessary ,oubuildings; and
the plantation is in good state of cultivation
There i some good Creek bottom on this tract.
Trnct No. 2, the Berry tract. containing Throc
Hundred and Thirty -nino Ac'cs moro or less, on
waters Of Snow Creek. adjuining lands OF Kpat-
ricks Estate, uud others. ~.
Tract No 3, the Perry tract containing Three
Hundred and Thirty eight Acres more or less, in
tho fork Of Brasstown Creek and Tugnlo River
Tract No. 4, being the undivided half of Samuel
IN McFall, deceased in the White Tract, contain.
Ing Four Hundred sud- Eghtysnine Acres moro or
less On TSters Of Cane dreek, ,;and adjoining lands
o Se.n. Ses% sSSsis ssssxsa sasxa sad others
II. MoFall, deceased, in tho THfift lend contain
ing Two Hundred and Two Aeros, more or less,
and adjoining lands of Wm. Todd. and othsrs.
TERMS OF SALE.--On a'credit of one and two
years. with interest. The purchaser or puroha
sers to give bond payable in two equal annual in
stalments, together with mort gage Of the premi
ses, to secure tho payment Of the purchase money
Purchasers to pay the costs in cash. on day Of sale
and to pay extra for titles and stamps.
ROBT. a. THOMPSON, o.H.p.p.
Comrs Office Aug. 2. 1866 46-5
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Stale OF ssush Carolina.
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

IN NoRNINAhY--UITATION,
NV HEREAS. Rpb'.. A. Fhnrnpson, cs.r.p.,
w hath applied to me for letiers Of admin
istr"ti'n upon the Estate Of John L.. renpleton.
deceased. late Of tire District Of Pickents; and
State aforesaid: ;The kindred and creditors of
said deceased. arc, therefore, cited to appear
bct2re mo, Mt Pickens Court House on Friday
the 28th day Of Septber. 1866, to shew cause, If
any they con, why snid lctters shaald not be
grnnted. Given under my hand MID seal .this
18th duy ofAugust, 1869. +.
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CELEBRATION

tBNiIERE will be RBGULAlHGONYOGA
e. a TION Of Wahnla Chapter, No 2S, Royal
Arch Masons, at Walhalla, on Friday the lith
day of September next
Companion TtlOS. S. ARTHUR. Of Green.
vile. will be present, and the officers OF the
Chapter duly installed.
4 public Address will be delivered by Com.
panion ARTHUR in the Evangelical Lutheran
Church, on Saturday. Brethren Of Blue Lodges
and Chapters, in good standing. and the public
generally. are respectfully invited to attond.,
August %, 1866 10
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
FiclSens-Hn Bquity.
L.. Il. johnson and wife ~"
vs.. Bill for Partition, SC.
J. {. NJ all and others.
NY VfkrUE OF decretal order to mo directed,
y made in this at the June Term of the
Court of Equity for 1866. will cell to the highest
bidder, at public ont cry, at
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EXECUTORS SALE.

WILL SELL to the highest bidder, at ,Pickons
l Court House, on ',,
SALEDAY IN SEPTEMBER NEXT, !,
tho following Tracts of Lana 6Sians nsihs "a ihS Ia
ta,o Of Major J.,C. Miller. deceased: s -.
. Truot No. |. whoreon Pntrck Miller. Jr, now
lives, lying Beaty's Creek. and adjoining lands
Of p !. Miller B. W.*Burns aMtf 6thcts. containing
Two:Tiunircd aud Twcnty.6y Aoros more or less
Tracts Nos. and 8. lying 1.-The Turnpike Road
leading from Tunnel Hill to Cashiers Valley, and
adjoining lands Of Philemon Crane and others
Tract No , contains One Hundred and Eighty
Acres, aud irnct No. 3 contains One Hundred and
Thirty ono Acres more or less.
TERMS OF SAIE.-0n credit Of -
months with note, interest. and approved security
p. j. MILLER, Ex'or.
August 10. 1860 40 ~ Q
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Sherif's Sales.

pY virtue Of sundry writs Of fsya faeias to me
- directed, I will sell to tho highest bidder, at
Piokens Court Houee, on Saleday in September
next, the following described property, to wit:
One Tract Of Land whereon the defendant now
lives, containing 200 acres notS or loss, adjoining
lands Of 4. ": hIodaffn, VIM. ssselc and others;
levied on as the property Of Geo. w. Vanzant; at
tha suit Of Messiah Long.
n One bay Mule; also, on Tuesday after Saledey,
ut Defendants residence, Six head Stock Hogs and
two Bee Stands, levied on as tho property Of T. A.
Minton at tho suit Of Peggy Baldwin.
TEaMs, CASH: Purchasers 10 pay extra for titles
and samps '.,
~ 49,: L. THOMAS, ap.n.
Aug. II, 1883 70 I'd
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FURTHER NOTICE.

The following is an extract from the Decree,
in tho same cause, made at the same time to
wit
1T is further ordered that the Commissioner
of this Court do hold Reference, in this Gag,
for tho purpose Of asoertainihg what portion of
the property sold, lby j. J.NoRroN aud W. C.
KEITH. Executors,]? belonged to tho Estate Of
Mrs ELizApETu B. KEITH deceased. and the
true value Of the same, under the Ordinance of
the Convention"
Purchasers Of property belonging to the Es-
tate Of Mrs. r. Is. KEITH. deceased. at the aales
IN y by j. j. NoRroN and w. G. KEITH. Exec
ato.,. will appear before me in my office. at
Pickens c. H., on or before Monday the 18th
day Of October noxt, with their evidence, to en-.
able the Commissioner to fix the "true valuo"
ofthe property thus sold.
BOY No business, pertaining to either Of the
above extracts. will be transacted ON Saiedays;
rs the current business Of the Office on these
days. is sufficient to employ the time Of tho
Commissioners.
RoB'T A, THOMPSON, ox.r.D.
Com'rs Office, July 81, 1866 3m
..v' STILL FURTHER NOTICE.
i D6y- No property will 30 rooeived by u.s. un.
der the abaye Decree, unlessall tho articles pur-
eha.eaT res. ed, i4ay shv Sanaa condition
as when sold by US.
". 6. KEITH, Ex'or''
July 81, 1886 3m
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Notice..

| HEREBY give notice that will not be respon-
sible for any debts G ntractcdby mr wife. Myrin
;Turner, Ms she has left my bod nni board without
ny leave. All persons are warned against har,
boring or boarding her 10 any Way : 9~,' -
j. ". TURNER
August 90, 1865 40 -. ~ 2
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NOTICE.

Ill persons indebted TO the Estate Of G. II
~ Korber, deceased, must make settlement forth.
with and those having demands against said Es-
tnc will present them. legally attesied.
." ANNA VI. .KORBEl Ex'trix.
August %, 1866 40
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COMMISSIONERS SALES =
.VALU LANDS.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
!. . ! nlekons--Hn lex In Equity.
A,i:. M E:,,s: !: ...,.. .D'uss' Partition, ss.
RY VIRTUE of a decretal ora.r pf the Cppnrt of
II Equity. directed TO me, I viii sell, At public
auction, TO the highest bidder, st, ~. ~. :
= 4: PI0KENs COURT HOUSE, !.
On saleaay in septe'nber ne1t.shs i.
REAL ESTATE
or Cornelius Keith, senior DECEASED. as described
in the pleadinxs in this caso himey:
Tract No !, or the Homo TRACT, containing One
Hundred and Seventy -three AsreB mure or less
and adjoining lands Of A. Reid, Rosa Hendricks,
and the Estato'of John R. Koih, licensed. On
this tract thore lsa goad dwelling and out. build.
There are some twslve or Gitssa acres Of bottom
land on thia tract. 'rSi
Tract No g containing Seventy iva Acres more
or .ess, adjolpg lands Of John nMassurs, Wm. Van
Wyck and others. ;..t So
TERMS .of sALE.-On aFcredlt, Of twelve
MONTHS; with interest from dsss, This. purchaser
or purchasers to give bond TO SRe c Commissioner,
ofIhe premises, TO secure the payment OF tho pur-
chase money. Tho purqhNssrsto pay in cash the
costs of suit md sale tho dayof. sale Puroha.
serB to pay extra FOR mortgage titfo and stumps
KoB'r a. TifOMPSON, o.x.r.p.
COMES Office, Aug. 8. 1860 = 47-4
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PENDLETON PRICES CURRENT. !:
.,.,.,-s ,..ooRnEoTED wEEKLY BY
>. ,4s;M ESS Rs sFANT.r& CO.,
''Ddslers in Dry Goods, Groceries, SO. 30
/, PRLoEs GIVEN IN, oURRENoY.,

FNIOES GIVEN IN CURRENCY.
! Salsr .Lissfpasl,e per Sack. $GO to SO go
snt Sott'e hia per h.. 400, Lg9yra 49,; Java,
All q NaIs iss.s is asajsy} 90 rs psy gls! Is
w. 70 l4o. Iron, per b.. 1915. Castffngs, Dor
To-: l24o., Yarn, por Bunch 50 Is 's$. Os.
nsl5Iurss'per yard. 26 to 30 shirtines. brown
Ahd@biSaolfei' @ 2S to.ioe: per yard Calic"os. pcr
Indigo, psr,lb.. 81 to. $3 M.'l.lsr 1mr ib., 6os.
Spice. per lh.. Soc. Ginger. per b.. 500. Pep.
Per. ,psr Is. 6D>to 75s. 'Tsbaioon, Chewing. per
L.. 6ntn 81 -. ShpveIs, l.50 TO $3.50 .A xes
rs. W. Cyllink)' s2.t6 $3.50. !;
$ tt:, COUNTRY pkoDUCE.
C"rn. Sl.7a 10 ~ per bushel. "Peas.$l.5o tn
:$,!a. Gotton,s ,sloose. rs TO 20o. per ID. {; baled
"a - a7e.l Bacon, 10. to 20e. por ID. Lard. 20
t. 255o.,por ID. F"ur. ror barrel, sl4 to SIG
boeswaS: 20 70 251. por H. Tnllow, l24 to l5c.
per dvzoh i-' &c - :, -
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-09-01
Notice

rs HEREBY GIVEN that application will be
Il made to the Legislature, at its next regular
session. for an .aet, to incorporate "Keowee
Lodge, No. 70: A. +. M" at Pickens O.. II.
August rs. 1856 sm
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-09-01
Notice

RS HEREBY CIV EN- that application will be
l. made to The Legislature, at tbenext regular
aession, for an. act to ,incorporate the =. Ladies'
Educational Society of PiokeBs DlsteiotE;ne nj
Walhalla, 8. @.
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