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RY TH0s BOWLING. Auct.; aeoTsetovn-
SALE yALUaRIr ppoprprv

The valuable property known as the Seminary
bolldines Seorgetown, ID. c., late the property OF
MISS u 3 English, Is offered at private sale iii
TUESDAY,, the 18th Of September. at 4 o clock at
which time ~ not previously sold, IL will be sold
This property is situated in the most desirable
part oil the town occupying the greater part Of the
square, fronting ls0 feet en- Wsshinstsn. 90 on
Gay, 90 on Green, and 80 on Dunbsrton stree ts
Inc improvements consist Of tn ee story Brick
OF them very large, with gas, water. and baths
ibis is rare chance for persons DESTROYS OF open
Ing school, the property being well adapted for
suCn pur pose, for many years used and occupied
a. boarding and day school by its former owner
United States, viz
The property could be used O. q boarding house
as 70 IL within sQsare OF the cars which rnn eyarv
hve minutes for Washington citF, or il could he
divided into i've 80 or more large dwelling honses
For terms and other particulars apply TO Mrs
s. p0uGHERTY, on the premises or to w ID
SASsIN, Geor getown. d. q.
Z sc IL d THOS. DOWLING An.
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HOUSE, SIGN AN AMP .rrur.,n.,u,,ro
The subscriber, buying hi: materials at East, is
ssSP. 81 street, three doors SsoyPi sHSSv
SUPERIOR CABINET FURNITURE.
The Subscriber is happy to inform his numerous
friends AZ sUs nj q;
style and 9nal,ty. from the fines. PAR -
k kGR sH!Ab down to the CHEAPEST
It 10 not necessary to particularze, as our Stock
RsfHs
LIsHMENT. and ct prices that defy competition.
Please call ana JOHN esfG WfRsSh.
Sc seosm Southesst corner sth and SITS.
COALl COALN COAL!u
hyken,s Valley REs ASH, 80
s Ss:t "ss';, RE Wa AsH, So S co..
shs a.y o' e: tsf !i.s
ana Eth SOUTH Ssssssn sis1 snS F. SS
R g psF cent saved by buying your WOOD at
.u 25-im. 7h st.. bet. and F Island.
MILK-Warrantedp pare, unaduIte, ated MILK
Leave orders n1 Il The et e
500 street north. Sc Is colin.
- s9n; iR wsst .fnsv Or second hand 8k
Gfis VIII do veil by yD calling s0 at JOHN PAYNE
G.e SONS Coach Factory, Psnna avenue nsAr
Norlor-DIssoLqsTHL'9ps OF OoPARrNHR-
John Jhi SsFiGS5s existing sss.ss9
daily bushes: is tsi: day d:.oi1.d d. the mix ana
.h The S..ps.: win be carried BY
September IL, 1866 se i3-3ts
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AUCTION SALES.

RT WIN. L. WALL CO., Anetiepeers,
- Stores Nos. 3feard3f1,
South corner Penn's svenue end 9Th street.
GROCERIES,, WHISKY, OOYHEB, BRooMs,
&c. AT AUCTl0H.
On TUkeOA1 MORNING. September Is we
VIII seuet orr stores, without reserve, for CASH
narrels White and Yellow Sugars
70 Tags Java Coffee
20 boxes Adamantiue Candles
sooofen Brooms and Brushes
farrels hisky and octavre Wine
~N,pc1 Sesars, and Smoking Tobacco
nth other Goods 10 the Grocery line.
1T w. l., WALL Co., Aucts.
kH GREEN D WILLIAMS. Auctioneers
G0vEENMnNT SALE OF -FOUR HUNDRED
n hETS ~ TIE LONG BRIDGE, AT PUBLIC
On FRIDAY, the 2lst inst, ct II o 'ciock a. 10
We snail SELL on the premises, rcur Hundred Oak
ana fine Piles, being Is End 10 feet in length
BY order Of the Commissioner Of Public Bsilt-
ings. GREEN q WILLIAMS
sell lint ana Chrou I Apet.
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The subscriber will sell, at private sale, on
favorable terms, first. class RESTAURANT AND
DWELLING. now doing Q first-class and paying
business. This property offers Q rare opportunity
to persons desiring to embark in the Restaurant
business.
GHAS. 8. WALLAOH, Attorney,
sc IL Ct Office No. ~ La ave, corner 9Th St
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-20
..... ADDITIONAL PREMIUMS: SO
THREE HUNDRED \ PAINTINGS,

'ND- '' Val #GRfH ' " ' O'A'' ne
FOR FULL LIST OF PAINTINGS, SEE CATALOGUE.
' ALSO, THE LIFEsHE BUST ..-.f... ,...
I, ABRAHAM LINCOLN, FROM LIFE,
...i -s' - u. r|"r
o
Premiums will be Publicly made Opera Rouse.
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Proposals for Printing & Binding.
70 OPFIoE OF COMMISSIONERS OF PRINTINa,l
... COLUMBUS, OHIO, July Q, 1896.

OFFIoB OF COMMISSIONERS OF PRINTING!
T. ...Ut COLUMBUS, OHIO, July 9, 1896. q
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- ceived at the Office of the Secretary of State of
the State OF ohio, until ...s.. -..-.--...
Tuesday, the 21st day of August, 1866,
at l2 o'clock NJ, for executing the State Printing
for the period Of two years, and for executing the
alter liter The first Monday of November next ensuing,
in accordance with the provisions Of the act entitled
AN act to Proyds f?r The execution and sgperyis;;
March a. 1880 the act supp ementary thereto, pass
ed May J. 1854, and the act anendatOry thereof pass
ed April 9th, 1865. s f.I.'. H.. .t{!p.. .a-s-i
Full printed SPECIFIC ATIoNs can be had on ap-
plicationt TO the Secretary Of State. t''
Each proposal must be ACCOMPANIED bya bond,
executed i1 due form by the bidder, with at least
Commissioners Of Printing in the penal sum Of ten
thousand dollars conditioned for the faithful per-
formance pursuant to law, Of such class classes Of
for the payment as iquidated damages by such bid
der TO the State of excess of costs the bid
bids of such bidder which the State may be Obliged
to pay for such work by of the failure Of such
bidder to complete his contract; said bond to be
null and void if no contract shall be awarded to him.
No bid Undccompdntsd By SHck bond sriH6e enter
taiaed 6y the COnn1iSsioners Of Printing. 3,iy 7g
A like bond in the penal sum of i've. thousand
dollars, must accompany each proposal for folding
stitching or binding. .,
bidders on application tothe Secretary Of State.
In all respects the printing aud binding shall be
executed and the bills thereof made out filed. aud
tied and paid in conformity with the provisions Of
.he act 80 provide for the execution and super.
vision Of the state Printing and Binding" passed
March "a, 1860, and the amendatory act of April @,
ls6e-to which acts reference is hereby made for
such further information as NAV be desired. '1 D
Proposals to be sealed, and indorsed on the ont
side Of the envelope, Proposals for Public Print
sng," or Proposals for Binding" ss the case may
De, and addressed to the Secretary Of State.
,U | s1| WIN. HENRY SMITH. 2 -
-. ii Secretary Of State.
MOSES r., BAILEY.
. Comptroller Of the Treasury.
. r.- -".r.. , JAMES n. GOODMAN, 'i~"l
iulyO-dtd 20 ..-rH s- Auditor of State.
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out the world, to complete the work OF
fest0rationand peace which the President
OF the United States has so well begun, nd
which the policy adopted and the pripci-
pies asserted by the present Congress alone
Obstruct. The time Is close at hand when
members of anew Congress are to be elect
ed. If that Congress shall perpetuate this
policy, and, by excluding loyal States and
people from representation In its halls,
shall continue the usurpati0n by which
the legislative powers of the Government
are now exercised, common prudence COM
pels us to anticipate augmented discontept
a snllen withdrawal from the duties and
obligations of the Federal Government,
Internal dissension, and a general collision
of sentiments and pretensions which may
renew, m still more fearful shape, the
civil war from which we have just emerged.
We call upon you to interpose your power
to prevent the recurrence of so transcend
ant calamity. We cal upon yoI in eUeiy
Congressional District Of eueiy State, TO secure
the election Of members, 1oi,O, t1hdteper other
differences may characterize their political dc-
ton, aOiH unite in recognizing Hte RIGHT OF
EVERY STATE OF THE UNION TO RfPRESEN-
TATIoN IN CONGRESS, and WHO WILL ADJ
NIT TO SEATS In FITHER BRANCH, EVERY
Loyal REPRESENTATIVE FROM EVERY
STATE in allegiance 20 the Government, toho
may be fund by ecch House in the exercise Of
The pouer conferred upon 10 By The Constellation,
TO haze been duly elected, returned and qualified
for seat therein.
Whenthis shall have been done the Gov
ernment will have been restored To its in
tegrity, the Constitution OF the Utited
States will have been ret established In its
full supremacy, and the American Union
win have again become what it was de-
signed to be by those who formed II, SOW
ersign nation, composed of separate States,
each like itself, moving IN a distinct and
independent sphere, exercising powers de-
fined and reserved by a common Constitu-
tion, and resting upon the assent, the con-
fideDce and cooperation of all the States
and all the people subject to its authority.
Thus reorganized and restored to their con-
stitutional relations, the States and the
General Government can enter in frater-
nal spirit, with a common purpose and a
common interest, upon whatever reforms
the security of personal rights, the en-
largement Of popular liberty and the per-
fection of our Republican institutions may
demand.
The address was adopted by the unani-
nous vote OF the Convention, followed by
the most enthusiastic and long continued
cheering. "a.
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OFFICE QIIoI PENTEYTIARY

- - IL ~ - \ = ~
COLUMBUS; Angnst 10, -lS0o,----l---
6EALED PHOPOSAIS 10 FUERNISH
Gfsf Tim ~; GT S,Ir,1tcs II 4 scheduled
Ssog viii he r ceivei at this 6ifce until SATUR-
to.vit nSG SErIEAeHtNa a'fSr iSs' y Y''O'y' + y"
lIeoS bush' ga a. SSpn 6rs ~ dolivsy.d "a ,oon a.
~ ~ AT tOcrib. - -, 49,. -. ,..,aa
4OO pos ul uH P,Hu' o,r ssn,n,es vS.ntod e
y KY KY o. SSsO Ss m 10 uIiyere a. ntsd
S1 n1 ts push. s rit,sS Somniss wanted NN'
isUo H.. S,1Tee Fro.,, psrs UhIckor ind Colfce
samples wauIeJ,, y,o,ift7 ,,1g % d
1900 lbs, gqpa gaP sge to ba delivered as wanted
GstSs Se GSlns p4sSn SaTd or before the is
dav 'f N"yember ls,5B :
kool Nm nsl,F bs inhaJ,{v naIs is ~ - Ie0l'' 81"
a OS,o ioS" eo"d onaiiti r irkin fIutter gsq4if,j
- Ia boxes Smoked Henri s.l-IT 80 syaf 7as
i,eoO lbs HoMiSy to be delivered as wsntod.i gisG
:" '1' PH efed " wahted. w Irs''7SrH
l1O aallohs Sonfl Milk per week, mdrebr less. to
h. do ivefed as waiitSd d It'll lJeeef6S
her A. '6j. ----.--.
eOo yds Gl0tryfor Goats. samples wanted. ~
200 yds Shedding - yds. vide, sa pies wanted.
so Eds, b eached ,Muring 5o,iJ is1I"fr
1000 Nds. lIickVr shirt ng, rfs1I ~, wtOrpe
dISc ISo yds, Alpaca Spl1cKp .ai ic1 ,S.?iHos 4
1000 US heavy 'ricktps, = ..., ~ "a 5Dr
sOvbqs. Nott0n bayt,ng; a. .+iE Z a -t,ir
l,OOO lbs SEantsh sue Leatner' :.
5O sides ppel Leathep "..5.s
ipo neaVS, yhusI.sts, Et7!l ,'' =" .,,. %,
Sbl. BeoEolo.ba .l'ai r''i iia,,a3. re sls
V5oh ~ instn ysrn s,nnas vsntsa ,t t.fi
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DETAILS OF THE DRAWING


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CQoLB Ugh National
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TO Ipren
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FUBL FOR THB STATE

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE.(
COLUMBUS o.. August Sd, 1866.
CEAGED PROPOSALS. WILL BE ssE.
= CElyEDnt thoIOfice9 Of the secretaryOf State
Monday, the Sd day ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Alta o'clock moor, for furnishing the State Ohio
with fuel, for one year, as follows; ...ra
I'D 10000 Bmsheia Of Coal,
G hs best quality sGt U sGg1 e sS saH GyS sSJ Y
eoiilm 10000, DusheiS of Coke, i ,,,c +"
To weigh not less than a. pounds to the bushel, to
be made from Hooking or CambridsSC Coal, and kept
diyrt,.-,I.rj .t4t, ,.lti,.p,,,f.i ,.t3 -ifll
h5a"a,.og75 Cords of Wood, . t.s.I
40 sane TO be Of Hickory, Beech or Sugar four feet
in len rth straight and we'll split. LilAHf4'Io 3.H
The quantities above named to be increased ht the
oPS,1On t the SecIetargof state: .ur q. ga.i,
delivery, At the State House. Columbus. Ohio. ~
nProposals TO be accompanied by samples, and to
specify the kind, quality and price OF the fue pro-
Fac Each proposai must be accompanied by bond
with at least two good aud sufficient sureties, IN tho
penal sum of not exceeding twenty tno1sand' nor
less than fve thousand dollars Gas required bylawl,
CONDITIONED for the faithful performance OF such
oontiaet as may be aW~rded, sV vs,t, .l.uI
The bids TO he made and the contracts 70 be award
ed in accordance with the terms Of the act entitled
"An act to provide for the purchase OF stationery
fuel and other articles for the GeaerAl Assembly and
State Odcers, passed March II, 1883 and An act
TO amend sections four and six. and 10 reota section
FIVE" Of the shove entitled aot. pasted March 81,
1853 Bids TO be iudofsed on the envelopes, Pho.
posals for furnishing Fuel for the State. Fuel
FURNISHED by the contractor must re IN gu ,a Gs'sS
''O''y ~ ''V' w ',,''H .,,. WIN. HENRY SMITH.
aug4-dtd l..1- p Secretary Of state
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CERTIFIcATES FIVE DOE,rsAE1s. p

/ CONTEMPORARIES five DoIIrgAERE. 4
S%hoss sss with % yR The S h S sS % s'% Ess
Gemt6 "
Gds WHICH the holder the Ansg
either SSNs aSa @ T % S
Principle
Ts S ] s%d $ opa So % your such an undo m
would add that hi
1S SS Es we'll s1Tai % H1Vs 30
iTby ued With ~ -
wv CSaSsush "a
iiIaH @
GhuEen Gee DPlaP Supt R. ' ~
l& fBardOfT
GB AElttd p"a'7oi"
l1on sH
Wesley Co. Elevator
Natepe lH ~ e ,r
S wso Md SCas r. SS
VIZ 5ss, Dsssds &hSlt - M,
as sS ES 81 tss Governor
Hs Cashier Third NAdon@ Bank al W ssSs National Bank
b51sf9 lIa
i3ou@al '
odg sh11ujJ
, % @ 3ss BpE1 % % sf s snS . EnfF a
Cih0ss
I sRGg9 p b sdsSa T. .,, K a
House. Chicago Broadway
aiisl e"JH r. n RILEY * CO., Agents, Columbus O.
Sr-dfs e5o 40 s9V @'a 'a4l1I
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SOLE MANAGEMENT OF THE AWARD
The Plan Of the Award adop,sdr. the Following.

DETAILS BE ARRANGED AND EXECUTED THEM
Of AOvar adopted Following:
tie il one
o thep
Real Estate
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RAILROAD TIVE TABLE.

Showing the arrival and departure of trains at CO.
lumbus, Ohio. On and after Monday May 2lst, 1896,
trains will run as follows: u u
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The Difficulties of an Editor.

The "Charcston Daily News" not long
since very forcibly illustrated the difficulties
attending the business Of editing a paper Gin
these piping times of peace" The way of an
editor is hcdgcd about with difficulties. If he
would avoid unpleasant and Improbable COL
lisions with those in authority he must be 81
lent when there is every other induccment to-
speak, The tr6e policy of the country is to
take no part at all in. the discussions. which
engage the attention of politicians, and an ed
itor has no right to commit the country to any
other course. This being SO, there are few
topics upon which he can write that will in
terest many of his readers, since everybody is
looking with anxiety to the action Of politi-
clans whether they can participate or not in
the preliminary discussion. No one must ar
quo from tho silence Of an editor that he is IN
different to, or approves Of the state Of affairs
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which exist about him Oftentimes his in
dignation is excited to the highest pitch by
measures which are contrary to his ideas OF
right and of just but still it will avail moth
ing to exhibit IL, and as we had occasion to
say once before, any manifestation of the kind
might encourage further injustice
Cheraw .idUeWtser,
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EIY.M II N T. a. T..

MARRIED, on tho 11tl inst, by Rev. J. r.
HAMLiN at the residence OF hcbride's father, MIR
DAVID WINCHESTER to MISS TABITHA ANN.
daughter of Mr.. William cantrell all of PicNens.
BGy" Printers fee received
On the 18th February. by Rev. II. NJ. BARroS,
REV. JAMES SuLL1VANso MRS, MARY WOOD
IN, all Of Pickens
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From Was a5ngtcn.

nlttCc OH hCcouStrucCtOH fcpOrC Jotnt fcSoiu-
ton to admit Tennessee into the Union OH
certain conditions, to be ratified by her people,
viz: No part Of the Confederate debt to bo
paid those who were engaged in the rcbellion
not to be allowed to vote or made eligible for
office for certain period. This is the Rcpub-.
lican programme as to all the Southern States
The House, by vote Of thirty,seven ayes
to one hundred nays refused to receive com
munication from the Governor of North Caro-
lima, inclosny resolution of the North Caro-
lima Legislature Signifying their acccptance
of certain lands for Agricultural College pur-
poses. The vote was salcn after Steven. say
Ing they did not recognize North Carolina as
q State in the Union
In the Senate a joins resolution was intro
duccd for the admission of the Representatives
Of any of the insurrcctioDary States, upon tho
repeal Of all distinctions Of Civil Rights or
account of color, and the conicrring of the
right of suffrage upon all negroes who have
served in the army, can read the Constitution,
aud who pay tax u,l real OF personal property.
The resolution wfs referred to the Committee
OH Reconstruction
WAsluNGroS, March 6-Thc Senate Rc-
construction Committee has made report OH
the House constitutional amendment. The
report contains voluminous testimony of Wit
ncsses tcstfying as to the prcsu..ed dislnyalty
Of majority Of the people III the Southern
States.
The Army Appropriation Bill was passed.
with an ame,fdmcnt dsallowng pay to any
Cadet appointed since January 1906
WAsiIIyGrpS, March T. IN the Senate.
Summer and Wade made lcn2thy speeches o's
the pending Constitutional amendment.
Tn the House, the Bill for Reciprocity made
with the British Provinces was considered,
without any decision.
WAsInS,srnS, Marcel, S.--ln the Senate
to-day resolutions were offered declaring that
.as,ongress and not to the Execntivc belongs
the power of rc-cstab blishing civil ,rovcrn'ncmt%
in the lately seeded States.
IN the House, pending the discussion Of
the Constitutions Amendment. AIr. BoutcIlt,
from the Select Conmittcc on Recpustructiony
made report s2gncd by himself a,nl by Mr..
WasIsburnc, of Illinois, stating that East Ten
ncssce is loyal, bat that Middle and Vest
Tennessee is d;sloya and, proposlny as an adj
ditiona( condition to the admission Of tho
State, that the right Of suffrage should be-
conferred on all persons without distinction Of
race or color.
The Bill dccaring all black persons to'bc
citizens, and cosrferring OH them equal rights
and immunitics together with power for their
protection, was debated
WASHINGTON, March 0.~ln the House,
the bill securing civil rights to all persons,.
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Segars.

Mcssrs. JOHNSON & GILLILAND. have laid
on our table bunch Of superior Segars. They
smoke very we'll, and may be obtained frou,
these gentlemen on the best terms. lovers of
the tweed should call at the Drug Storo
and supply themselves not only with Scgars,
but anything else in their line they may need.
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The Presidents Veto Message.

The Presidents Veto Message occupies
much Of our space this week. We do not
suppose that It could DC more acccptably filled
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PICKENS C. H., S. c.:
Saturday Morning, March II, 1866.
WANTED:

A smart, active lad, between Is and IL
gears of ago, to learn the art of printing He
must be able to read and write we'll. Apply
at the "Courer" Office.
sss~ Col. THOMAS p. SLIDER is our au-
thorizcd Agent in Charleston.
Res- Cotton III New York. is down to Al to
~. Gold, 53A,
GY" Messrs. S. w. CLAYTON and PAUL
r. A. WILLIAMS, of Pickcns, have received
diplomas from the Medical College Of Charles
ton to practice their profession.
RE The peach trees are in bloom.
<e-.-----
Bay We have had no rain for several weeks
The farmers complain that the earth is dry
and likewise hard
Dsv" We regret to learn, says the Andcr-
son Intclligencor," that the residence Of Col.
w. a. HAYNE, near Pendlcton, was totally
destroyed by fire a few nights ago. No par
ticulars, except the fire originated by accident
ER-s Ladies, who cun afford to patronizc q
Milliner, will find Mrs. LrNsrED,r at WalRal-
Ia, fully prepared to wait on them.
Efy- Fare on the Greonvile and Columbia
Railroad has been reduced twenty per cent.
Blue Ridge Railroad Stock.
On Saleday, ten shares of Blue Ridge Rail-
road stock, which cost two hundred dollars,
sold at auction for six dollars, specie!
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Court at Abbaville.

SuuIG az hUUCVlllS'
Judge Moses presided much to the salts
faction of all parties Quite "dusting" of
old cases took place. The criminal side Of
the Court presented no serious cases. In con-
ncction with an indictment for illegal distilla-
tion during the war, the Solicitor remarked
that there were more than one hundred and
fifty similar cases pending on the Circuit, and
which he intended to prosecute with his whole
vigor, in order to save the State at least from
the accumulated cost, which would amount to
at least $4,000
Court has been in session this week at An
derson. The dockcts are being rapidly cleared.
The Solicitor is cleaning up his side of the
Court in handsome manner.
aeay- The trial Of SrowEns, in Charleston,
for the murder of the Federal guard at Browns
ferry, has been concluded. The finding Of
the Commission has not been made public
JAMES CRAWFORD KEYS, ROBERT KEYS,
and ELISHA BYRUM, are now undergoing trial
for tile same offence.
Gg- Two cases of cholera have occurred at
Richmond, Va, and one at Salisbury, N G..
Our. citizens cannot be too careful in "po-
Icing" their lots and yards, and cleansing
their buildings and sleeping apartments -
Burnt coffee and chloride Of lime are good dis
infectants.
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RMS.-One Dollar and twenty-five Cents
for six months; in advance. Provision also taken
in payment, at tho market rates.
M3s- Advertisements inserted at ST. per square
for the first insertion and so cents for each subse
quent insertion, cash provision.
Bag Obituary Notices exceeding five lines, Trb-
utes of Respect, Communications of personal
character, and Announcements of Candidates, will
be charged for as advertisements.
Bas- Job Printing executed with neatness and
despatch, for cash or provision.
De2S" Necessity compels us to adhere strictly to
the requirement Of cash payment
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Walhalla.

On recent visit to Walhalla, we were much
pleased to sec that the spirit Of improvement
had moved our friends there, to put their streets
in good ordor and ornament the town by
planting shade trees at convenient distances
The trade in Real Estate has also been
brisk. We were informed that Messrs Cox,
EANDIvIERE & w. j. NEVILLE had pur-
chased the house and lot belonging to Mr.. c..
A. F1scurssER, at $4,000, gold. This is an
advance upon prices before the war The
above firm, contemplate locating there in the
fall with Stock Of Goods that will astonsh
the " natives"
Many other sales of real estate have taken
place, but at figures which have not transpir>a
Prices, however, arc good-looking, I'VE sup
pose, to a division of the District, and the To-
cation of the Court House at or noa. that
flourishns place.
New Stores and shops arc being opened -
We shall not dcsigratesthem by their name or
location, but leave that for their proprictors
to do through our advertising columns.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-03-17
RE The peach trees are in bloom.

gay We have had no rain for several weeks
The farmers complain that the earth is dry
and likewise hard
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-03-17
Blue Ridge Railroad Stock

75fVo 10kuE,O 1Se1i11V V"U Dt"CN
On Saleday, ten shares of Blue Ridge Rail-
road stock, which cost two hundred dollars,
sold at auction for six dollars, specie!
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-03-17

Gsy- Fare on the Greonville and Columbi;
Railroad has been reduced twenty per cent.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-03-17

Bss~ Col. Thomas p. SLIDER is our au-
thorizcd Agent in Charleston.