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For Convenience, Economy and
Oheapness, the greatest Iab0r
Saving Machine that can he
put ON q Plantation.
OPINIONS Or THE FEOFLE'
ALLfHDALT; EAB,,vELt D1sTRIcT, 8. c.,


ALLfHDAIE; EATaTElt D1sTRicT, 8. c,(
@ March /, 1867. !
!Ns'srss Little f MarsiaH
GENrLEsira used, during the past SEASON, one of
'Ingersors Portable Cotton Prosses, purcnasedo Jou
last September hare always been preudiced IN taTor
cod me to try any other take pleasure, however, IN
adding my testimony il favor Of its entire adaptation to
Tho wants OF cotton plantation. It hss surpassed NJ
most sanguinc expectations have packed with but
two hands, yet prefer four7-tTo OF each lever MY
bales all weighed over 900 lbs The first lot sent TO
market averaged 562 LIS My impression is that 600 lbs
is about the capacity Of tine Press and greater number
oi pounds subject the foowblock to too mitch risk un-
less the SIDES OF the cotton box increased 1t would
add greatly to the value of the Press If the cotton boz
was tan inches longer In haste am. very respectfully,
Your obediept servant, &C., b. w. LAWfoN.
p s. tbok MY Press down and carried 1t some four
miles to paok the crop ora neghhor whn failed u have
% "Screw' built; he was 80 much pleased that ne has
determined to abandon the Screw and purchase "In'
gersoll's Press d. W. l..
OFFICE OF KINGS MOUNTAIN RAILROAD COMPANY,
YoRKvILLE, s. c., April II, 1857 !
GENTLEMEN have Just received your letter OF Feb
ruary 14th-upon my return to this place alter an an
sence of two 1nonhs-and this reply y be too late for
yonr Descriptive Circular Of Ingersols Cotton Press
+ The Press l used in packing my cotton last year
worked admirably packing, with ease from 500 to 625
lbs With good active hands to work It, am satisfied
that from eighteen to twenty bales might readily be
PACKED in day.
This Press combines the advantages OF ghtness, and
consequent portability and simplicity ibepg eagy man.
aged b, any one OF ordinary inteigencel Great COM
pressing force. with little motive poweana last but
not least 1t worked entirely by hand thus saving for
the furm horses the had labor imposed upon them by
the use of the ordinary screw.
Respectfully, dc yours, l. Al LAW.
ToLrfTfE 4; MARSHALL Charleston. 5. u. ,.s
For DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR AID PRICE LIST
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iiH1llCE.

NUTICEs
~ cr,cr or rpr or CouNca.-THE FOLLOWING
y, Saaon NJ sTi "C,rdinsnce to Baee syps
plies Tor the year sS published 9s s,sasvas eT Ss
of persons selling Goods by sample 90 .ns
not residents oil this city Al sa'" Pe'
nothed to report this OUNCE ao,,srs a, AZ, oots
Thes doars 90 hundrsd Sosf H 2, AZ gEoos
sold III ths e'S ". h SMTHH;
otherwise i.-- rlssF os ocs51yzB
March * -
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CHANGE OF HOUR FOB DELIVERY OF SUNDAY MAIL.
On and after Sunday, sth inst, this Office will be
open from hah-past five to haf-psst six for dehv-
ering mails. STANLEY G. TROTT. P. NJ.
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Post Once Notice.

Post Once Notice.
PosT OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, s. c., July G, 1851
After to-day the mails for Northeastern Railroad
will close at O'Clock AM, and today and after
wards they are expected to reach the Railroad
sststionn at 2:So O'Clock PM, and to be ready for
delivery at this Office at $50 o'clock P. NJ.
STANLEY G.. TROTT. P. NJ.
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CITY ADVERTIsEMEnIs.
ESTIMATES wANrEH y
oFFIcE CITY CIVIL ENaWlER,

rSrTa1 nxnS WA Nnf0xE III
c,,, H,17 OFFICE cs CIT CIVIL ss5ss5sa Esss9Ii A. is
II 3 xI w. o. b n5ssD sn
TRUNKS Of the lengths and sizes given below Ths e
tirates win include the cost Of encsyang sbcut 900
cubic yards Of earth the necessary aling Issns Of
p''snsH''' A-A 's ssusxs. ass :. 80 .es.gH Ezzz.
length Of Trunk In Lane street 40
Ieu9th of Trunk in and from lots In Coming street
.ns9h t. the he as sraD om lots on .asdsn street to s "
main drain In Wentworth street. l2o
Length of Trunk from MeIntosh.s Court to Rad 10.
Total length. .............................. u!
Trunks to be twelve by twenty inches IN the cieafs
but of Two by Twelve inches prime yellow pine plsnk
10 rest upon sleeperso three BY nine inches hse feet
i ,acod Ava feet frou, centres Braces to betwo By
six inches dovetaiIed into the sides Of Trit st dis
tances of ve feet from centres The Trunks 70 Dc VIA
to grads pegs Furnished by the Engineer. 81. ...st
dispatch -,et -5+
Plans can be seen at this Office.
COPY of these specifications must be Rehed 70 each
september 70 City Engineer.
.,-,-,-.,717 -,--.-- 900
nOffUU1' OffUUa1' ..,... ..s-Es...
OFFICE OF CHIEF. OE IplICEsl
n,up 11oTINa sFcTioSs oF CaDiNxNcEs
sra nnhiis6ed for tho information ok sIl whom 1t
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Or, VT All smottnu os. any pips. or sSdst Ia White
,s naa- ~ and FaSt ~ s3,,fh F6f4er3 Sna fha
sr,a 4, hsrebr nrohihited: and any bsfS9d Nhb shan
oiata this c,ae al ti,is Ordinances shi each and
@ b ofsance forfeif and pay the Ed of i've DOL
lars, 10 % o. rsn - ina iniormer. ) -
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ATTHE Regular Annual Meeting of the Unity and
Friendship Society, held September 10Th, 1867, the
following gentlemen were elected to serve for the
ensusing term viz. :
W. EDON President.
R. MORRISON, Vice President
JOHN v. EERD, Secretary.
r. T0OMtR, Treasurer
Standing Conm,aes-Dr. NJ. G.. Champlin, Chairman;
@. @. Lesle, O. Michal P. Frost.
Comnsittes on Charity-c. B. Nell, Chairman; l.
Peace ], Edmonston-
.Stei7drcs.-A Chsponee and J. Miterway.
Clerk Of Ground-J. R. Marian.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

To TRANSIENT ADvERTIsERs.-No transient ad-
vertisement will be published in this journal here
after unless paid for In advance. By transient We
mean an advertisement from any perzon who is
not regular advertising customer Of the NEWS.
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OFFICE Of ras CHIEF oF POLICE s.
CaaaLESrosb s. O., AAyA. lA7. T..
,. praJ,1. AR nsPEcTIoNio OF THE LOTS AID
.,osnres, vaults, 3o viii cemmsnes on 1esdsy
l is end sesnoanss5 sss nsfss
premises = ,nossd s1s e ssSs e sssas
,ance Other Inspections viii follow .e.4 ,ss ,s.sss
Bv order o. Mayor 'tA'-- c. 3, HawAIR =
cesf es fofcS,
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REGISTRATION in Collet on District, st. Georges
Parish, Fifth Precinct, for the week ending 4th
Sentamher inclusiYa:
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PosrorF1oE NorIcE.-An evening mail for Au-
susta and Savannah, and for distribution beyond
those Offices, will close daily at the Postofhce at
half-past o'clock.
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TIE Augusta Nationai Repab'icaa OF Yesterday
has the following:

has the fO[loWIng
PARposED.-Smart Chisolm alias Scipio Jen-
kins- (colored), convicted OF the murder OF his
child, and sentenced to be hung ON the first Fri
day in October, has been pardoned by the Cover
nor, ON condition that he leave the State for Eve
years.-C Charleston Neos.
We should like to know by what right the Gov
ernor of South Carolina, or any other Governor,
takes it upon himself to ship of thieves and muir
States. Themen who arc in such agonies about
the violations OF the Constitution ought to point
out some clause in that instrument which gives
the power to any Executive authority to commute
capital punshment into banishmeut, and make
neighboring States Botany Bay. Let South Ca
rolina do her own hanging.
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LITTER FROM Colonel JoHN CUNNINGHAM
Colonel. JOHN CUNNINGHAM, formerlya citizen of
Charleston, but now a resident in Laurens Dis
trict, has addressed letter to the editor OF the
Laurensville Herald on the attitude and duty Of
the Southern whites and blacks. The Colonel re-
views the situation and advises the negros to be
content with their freedom as the United States is
a white mans Government The letter is like the
literary productions of Col. CUNNINeHAM, bold and
fearless in its tone but its length prevents more
than this brief notice.
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NOTICE
OFFICE OF CHIEF OF POLICE. }
MN auAnir HnUsR

SEQ K No person or persons shall ride. lead or Es
any horse or horses mte mules within the enclosme
of the osr under penalty Of ave dollats for sler
sncb offence 10 be recovered In the CITY Court onehnh
the amount Of the fine to be sdsen to the tninnsr
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TIE MASON & HAanN CABINET ORaAN.-The
Cabinet Organ bears the same relation to the me-
lodeon, seraphine and accordeSn as does the mod
ern grand piano-forte to the ancient spinnet and
Aarpischord; and the immense stride made by Ma
SON HAMLN in the invention of this instrument
ara within the knowledge and comparison Of all Of
us. We may now emphatically add to the list OF
notions in the manufacture of which America has
e1cellsd the world, the best reed organ, as the
most eminent musicians have, with singular una
nimity, pronounced the Cabinet Organ superior to
any other, whether Of home or foreign make.
[Glicago Tribune.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-03-30
FOR THE KEOwEE COURIER.
Letter for the Children.

DEAR CHILDREN AS our kind Editor
has given me room in his paper, will talk to
you awhile. | would like to sec you and talk
with you, face to face, at your homes or in
your nice Sunday School; but that cannot be
now-perhaps never, in this round world
We may not all meet till {" that day" when
all tho family Of Father Adam shall meet be-
fore tho "Groas White Throne" But can
talk to you in another way. IIows that =
you ask. Now listen, and III tell you. Hero
are threo things called pen, ink and paper. ]
tako the pen in my hand, dip its poiut in tho
ink, run it along those little blue lines on the
paper, aud make little things our teacher used
to call letters These letters are 50 arranged
as to form words, which words arc so linked
together as to make what the grammar folks
call sentences fold up this sheet of paper
upon which I have written, and slip it into
another nicely folded piece of paper, known
by tho name of envelope. On the hack of
this envelope write, "Keowcc Courier. Pick
ems G. H., S. c." On one corner stick
little red thing which our Postmaster calls
postage stamp. I seal it up aud put it in tho
postofice. The postmaster puts it in the
mail. Our clever mail carriers convey it to
Pickens Court House, Our friendly Editor
takos it out Of the postolicc, tears it open,
and behold hero is letter for the little folks.
He hands it to our busy printer, who spreads
it out before him, and, with his eyes and
hands lodging this way and that, sets it up in
type. Then he prints it off OIL another piece
of white paper and sends it all about over the
country for the people to read. Hero comes
the "Keowce Courier" with tho childrcn's
letter in it. Will you read it, or get some
friend to read it for you? And now, this is
the way I'm talking to you without saying one
word with this little twisting thing in my
mouth, which you call tongue. Isn't it won
derful? What blessing it is to be able to
read and write. All little children should
learn how to write and read, so that they can
writo letters and read good books, especially
the Holy Bible, which tells US how to live
holy, die happily, and get to the good world
above.
We'll, now my little friends, if you will read
this letter may writc you another, some of
these days. JonN.
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8MISCELL-A.NY "A. !.
Tho Lion of March,

Tho Lion Of March is herc, is hcre
Hear yo his roar in the bowling blastl
How savage he seems, as near and moro noar
Iie comes from afar, fierccly and fast.
The Lion Of March is here, is here,
Calling tho spirits out of their graves
The restless spirits Of gloom and fear,
The spirit Of OWL, that mischief Graves.
Tho Lion of March. is here, is nero,
Bringing tho shades of the past to life;
Ficrcely the Lion growls over thoir bier;
What are the thoughts within inc riros
The Lion Of March! is here, is hero,
Only to toll us Of days to come,
Whom snow and Ice and winter drcar
Will have passed away to their long homo.
Tho Lion Of March is here, is hero,
His part to play in Natures course;
A nnnl battle of winter with Spring,
But Spring will conquer by gentle force.
The Lion of March is here, is horc,
And we know that soon the flowers will bloom
In faith VIC wait, as the hour draws near,
For birds to sing oer the Winters tomb.
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The Widows Will.

It was bitter night. The snow had been
falling in feccy flights during the greater por-
ton Of the day, and the cold was SO intense
that little business of any kind had been
prosecuted by the industrious and enterprise
Ing citizens of tho village. Night had sue.
ceeded day. The snow and slcet were still
descending, and the spirit of the storm seem.
ed to howl around the house and through the
fields and orchards, and forests, and among
the distant mountains.
Mr.. Rowland had returned from his count
ing house at an earlier hour than usual. Sup
per had been served, and the family had gath
ored around tho fire. Tho children had been
put to bed in an adjoining apartment, and an
infant was sleeping in the cradle under I'M
mediate notice of its mother Mr.. Rowland
was reading newspaper, and as the ftful
blasts moaned around his commodious dwell
ing he would mako remarks relative to the
severity of the whcathcr. Mrs. r. was part
ing tho faxen curls upon the head of the
sleeping babe, and occasionally she imprinted
the warm kiss Of maternal affection upon its
ruddy check.
Suddenly some ono raped at the door. 1t
was opened, when little girl of about seven
years old was admitted Her scanty dress
was tattered and torn, ragged quilt was
thrown around her shoulders, and pair of
miserable old shoes upon her feet. Sho was
almost frozen.
"You are the widow Watkins little daueh.
ter ?" said Mrs. Rowland inquiringly.
Tho little girl answered in the affirmative.
and added that her Ma was sick, and wished
Mr.. Rowland to step over, for she thought
she should surely die.
Mr.. Rowland owned the place on which
the sick woman resided. She was very in
digent and bet poorly able to pay tho OK.
trsvagant rent which, the unfeoliug owner OK.
tracted, The house was once her husbands
Or rather her own, being gift from her faith.
81, on the very day Of her wedding. Mr..
Watkins was wealthy when young man,
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i"PoitCtS uuo W tlOlPSule DcnICrS IN
Gold and Silver Watches of all Descriptions,
81 LIBERTY STREET., N. T.,
REG to inform the public that they hive just
1-3 received the most elegant. perfect, and nc.
ourato Watch ever introduced in this market.
The EXCELSIOR, u beautiful, extra ruhis low
sllod, heavily lS Carat a,l pn.ca on Silver,
magnifccntly engraved, finoly nnd richly Ennn,-
elod Hunting Gases. Pntont Lover, genuine
Damnskennet Hands, thoroughly re cgniatGd by
the observatory, and warranted to be tho Ne
Pas Uifra Time Keoper. A superb and most
reliable Watch, Gents or Lady's size, will be
sont FREQ to apy address receipt Of S25. or if
preferred, will be sent, Z. o. d., on receipt of SIS
rs part payment.
Tho watch will be sent by Express, or mai!
registered sothat there is almost certainty nl
reaching their destination but shoull the Tx.
press Co. or Post Office fail in their duty, We
will send another watch Immediately.
Orders for -iny Kinds Of Watches I,ompHy
anw F"IAiniiy FmfNtM
bay Liberal Terms tn the Trade
AGEN7,S. We want Agents in every town
and county in the Country, and to those acting
rs such liberal Inducements will bo offered
plcnse send money by Express Post Office
Order or Bank Drafts,) to
DE TREY & CO..
81 Liberty Street, n. Y
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TAXPAYERS TAKE NOTrCr

"a Ill persons within the limits Of Division No 81,
II in any way liable to taxation ndor the Excise
laws Of the United States. nrc required to make
their returns Immediately Manufacturers, Mer-
chants, Professionals. keepers Of Stations aud
Jacks, SC, &C., must register for License at oncc
failure to do SO will subject parties to heavy pen
alties.
Division No 81. embraces the 2i Regiment S.
Z. NJ Office at Picktns g. H., where can be
found every Monday, Friday, and Saturday, until
further orders.
ii. a. IT. GIBSON,
Asst. Assessor, Div. No. 81
Sd Collection Dist OF ). G..
Nov. 20. 1866 10 #
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The State Of South Carolina.

IN Observation-Disclosures.
M. +. Mitchell. Adn'r,
va. Petition fnr Sale
Qormcrly Sarah Thrifty pay Dobts.
and others.
TappearinS to my satisfaction TINT Jesse
L. Hickman and Sarah his wi:o, formerly Sa-
rah Thrift, and Mary j Thrift: defendants in
this case reside without the limits of this State:
1t is ordered therefore, that said nbsent defend
ants do appear in the Court of Ordinary for
pickens District at Pickcns G. H. ON Monday
tho 22d day of April next, to shew cause, if
any they cum. why the Real Estate of Thomas
j. W. Thrift, dcceascd situate in pickens Dis
trict, State aforesaid, should not he sold for the
payment Of debts, in which deceased stood OBJ
liscd at tho timo of his death, and the remain
dor. it any, divided among the hoirs of said DC
ccascd, according 70 law
w. L. HOI.COMBE, o.rp.
Ordinary Office. Jan. lG 1867 td
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Calhoun VS.. Calhoun.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
PICKENS--IN EQUITY

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
PICKENs--IN EQUITY.
Floride Calhoun
vs. gage, Account, &C., SC.
NJ. NJ. Calhoun, tails.
'ifllE following is an extract from tho Decree Of
L Chancellor Johnson, in This cause, viz
1T is ordered and decreed. that tho creditors of
the Estate of Andrew p. Calhoun be enjoincd from
instiuing suits at law, upon their claims against
the samo and thnt they bc required to como im
before the Commissioner and prove thcr demands
against tho said Estate, or before the first day
Of April next.
Pursuant to this Decree, all and singular tho
creditors of the Estate OF Andrew Z. Calhoun are
hereby required TO como before me. and establish
their claims against the said Estate according to
law, on or before the said first day Of April next.
or bc prccluded from sharing in tho funds Of tho
Estate.
ROB'T. a. THOMPSON, c.E.r.D.
Com'rs Office, Jan. 8, 1867 16-td
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The State Of South Carolina.

IN TIE COURT OF ORDINARY.
flames NJ. Cannon
Martha Garrett and others. Petitions for
James IL. Rcc'lcr par,itinn
Ys.
Martin Garrett and others.
L appearing to my satisfaction that Frnsier Nc
Cary and Milton Garrett, Defendants in the
above cnses, reside beyond the limits of tho State:
1t is ordered therefore, that said absent Defend
ants do appear at the Court of Ordinary to be hold
en- at Pickens G. H., for pickcns District on tho
24th day of May next, to show cause if any they
can, why tho Real Estate of Stephen Garrett. dc.
ceased, should not be rartitioned, by division or
sae. between the said Plaintiffs and tho Heirs ut
law OF said Stephen Garrett, deceased, and that
portion belonging 10 sn Stephen Garrett. deed,
II separated, sold for Division among his heirs
accor'ng to law. Given under my hand and sea
of oiicc, this 10th February. 1857.
W. L. iiOLCUMBE, o.r.n
Feb. 90, 1867 % I'm
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PIUKENS---IN ONDINARY--OITATION,
w HEREAS, Rob't A Thompson, OLE. p. d. has ap-
w piled to me for letters Of administration on
tho estate of William R. Lilies, deceased of tho
District Of, Piokens and State aforesaid /; These
arc, therefore, to otto and admonish the kindred
and creditors of the said deceased, to appear In my
office, at Piokens c.. H., on Friday tho 10th day
why said letters should not be granted. Given
under my hand and seal, Maroh 4, 1867.
w. e. IIOLCOMBE, ORD,
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TINIiE STOCK comprises amongst other orti
i cles, splendid Clocks Gold and Silver
Watches, Hings set with Diamonds, Rubies,
ie"rls uarnet ana other Stones, (soliaire and
IN clusters Indies sets of Jewcry, comprising
Pins and Far Rings Of tho most fashionable
styles set in Precious Stones Of every variety,
together with lar...n Assortment OF Gold and
Enamolcd an; pearl Sets. Gold Srul. .nnd Siccua
Bosom and Scarf Pins, and an cndles. variety
of Bracelets. Chains Musical D. kos, Head
Dresses, Combs, Charms &c.
In conseouence Of the oreot st,onot;,, .
trade in the Manufncturiny Districts of France
and England. large quantity of valuable Jew
olry originally intended for the Europenn mor-
kot, has been sent off for sale in this nonntrv
and must he sold at any saoriico Under these
circumstances the :" "WATCJI AMI CORN
JEWELRY COMPANY" have resolved unon
AN AppORTJONN EN,r,t
90,
'uS,eu: Tes.;s 80 ,ne 'ot!owlhs regulations;
Ccrtihcates OF the various articles are first
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State OF South Carolina.

IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
" IEREAS. Rnbt. A. Thompson, c.Ep.p,
w hath applied to mo for letters of admin.
istration upnn tho Estate of John Cox, dec'd.
late of tho District of Pickens md State aforc.
said: Tho kindred and creditors of snid dc.
ceased. arc. therefore, cited to appear before me
at Plekens G. II. on Friday tho Goth day of
March next' t" shcw cause. if any they cnn. why
said letters should not be granted Given IN.
der my hand and soal this the llth day of Fob.
ruary, 1857.
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W. r.. IoLCoMBE, ord.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

IN ONDlNARY--CITArI rION.
w IiEREAS, Rob't A. Thompson, c.E.p.p hns M.
w pliefto mo for letters of administration on the
Estao OF Thomas A. Wiley late Of tho district Of
Pickens and State aforesaid, decoased: These are.
therefore, to cite all and singular tho kindred and
creditors Of the sad deooased before mo, at Pick
ens G. H., on Friday The 20th day Of March noxt,
to show cause, If any they can, Why said letters
should not be granted. Given under my hand and
cal, 1lth Feb 1867.
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sCHE OULE OVER

ESSSls ISIS;a gEssEzss sg@g ssssg sss gs9sz a
THE BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD.
0N and after Monday the 18th inst, the Trains
" on the Blue Ridge Railroad will leave aAnder
son for Pendleton aud Walhalla, on Wednesdays
and Saturdays, after the arrival of the Grccnvillc
and Columbia Railroad Trains
Will leave Walhnlla Mondays ut 81 o'clock
o. M, connecting with the down Tiui, OF Green
vile and Columbia Railroad.
VIII loavc Walhalla on Wednesdays at 10 o o'ciock
q. III. w. II. ID. GAILI,ARD
Superintendent B. II. II. II.
Sent 90, 1866 II n