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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-02
OF Three Hundred Acres Sub
urban Land on Ten Years
Credit.
PROPOSE 10 ssn at Public sale, to the High
Il est bidder
On Thursday, I4ih November, 1857,

Il est bidder
On Thursday, 14ih November, 1857,
About sC acres Field and Forrest Land, on my
Homestead Tract, situated three miles east OF
Memphis, at the head o. Union avenue, and
lying between Central avenue and the Old State
Line road. The most popular street pagemeuts
phiH, good urnDikes or street railways OF the
roads leading from the city d ec- u through
this property, must soon follow. thereby aHOrd-
Ing the most reasonable probability offs great
and rapid enhancement or value.
In stating the advantages Of this property I
locality a. having been always considered
equal II cot superior 10 that % any portion Of
the city envtrons; while the high character OF
the neighborhOOd, and the provision made fOr
Church and school, ITfIlLsgeg combine TO rende
IL one ofthe most Desirable points for q subur-
ban residence which the vicinity Of Memphis
affords.
The TITLE 70 this property has been vested
in my father and myself for thirty years with
out interruption. and Is free from any incum-
brance.
Ths Sfbdhisior Of the Grounds viii be In lots
OF about Five Acres. arcordlng % plans TO be
seen at the ONCE Of the Aucti0neers The ave
nues viii DO opened, and the lots numbered %
as 70 be readily examined befGret he cay OF sale.
Being Determined 70 SsR I shall ohsr the FOL-
lowing liberal
TERMS Ons-tenth Cash, the balance Il. Tn
Warranty reeds given, and Trust Deeds taken,
waving redemption These terms viii make
% very easy for any one to secure a pleasant
Home, which must constantly Increase Ia
value ard comfort, as the growth OF Memphis
continues. y. ". IRRELEVANT.
ROTSTER, TREZEFANT / CO.,
Fepl5-tds Auct!ouseH
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N0n- Resident NOttee.

County Court Of shelby County. Tennessee.
n. h. Acoek ct ais. vs. VIM. Thomas Closi
ct ais.
IN THIS cause &c appearing from a11davtt nled
that william Thomas C0aT, Martha Jane
Goar Iohu Cloar, samuel ClOfr, JaNes Cloar
George Washington ClOar and Albert Cloari
endan in above cause are NONRESIDENT
or the state OF Tennesseei
m IA therefore ordered that they enter theiI
appearance herein. and plead, answer or demuI
~ the petiIioners' petition, on or before the
frSf three DAYS OF the November Term OF sold
Court-bf Rini1E on the sun day ofNOvember,l S7,
or the same wiz be taken for confessed as 70
them, and set Tor bearing ex paTte-
M q further ordered, thata copy Of this order
he puhlished once week for 1O1r successive
weeks In the Memphis appeal, a newspaper
published IN the City Of Memphis, Tennessee.
Attest. JNO. LOAGUE Clerk
THOMPSON & Frazer, solicitors for petitioners
september y, 1871. sels 4tlaw~
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We congratulate Gen. GRANT upon
the success Of bis instructions to his sub.
ordinate, THOMAS.
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The BunlJn Tract az Pubic Sale.


nESIROUS OF carrying out a. sDeedgv -
u possible the provisions Of the WuI ~ a.
buntyn, deceased, 10 the disposal a. hFs HCure-
stead Tract, We viii oGer AZ Public sac - -
naming goriiOn of the Tract. eougisfinv az
about SEFENTX-FlFE LOIS. varviu0 rom
two TO ten acres m size, embracfrV wfh -.
neld landa ali the wo Z land los on the Trsgf.
The high reputation Tor nne health Whlg5
this Toe lily enjoys, ard the choice m Fssv
and quick communication Withthecfrvb v raFf-
way or dit read, give 10 these lauds sfvan-
tages that must Be apparent % the buzress
men Of Memphis, as a cheap convenI-1t sld
pleasant ? int 81 which 70 establish their am
by residences, coUbinirg 80 fully the advan-
iages n town and country.
With she Object Of removing all Difficulty IN
seliog. we shall Offer he property upon fhs
following easy TEhMs-une-fOurth cash. bal
ancs in G, p - and = months with intsre-t.
warranty deeds given and deei oftrust token,
waving redemption.
Every lOt put up vii be sold without reserTs.
Plans Of the lots may be obtEiued A. The c11Ds
OF the Auctioueors; each lot being STAGED So a.
to be befOTe the sale.
sale viii be upon toe premises. on WEDEE rs.
DAY, the 18th Of October, EG.
G.. D. BUNTTN,
A. =. HAYNEG
y 90. GOODWIN.
administrator with VIII annexed
ROfSTER, TREZETAST AGO.
sp1g n AueTlrmnara
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wA. &. TRIOe. JOIN T. PIGorT. WI. NJ. JoHEsoE
VIM. n. TRIcc & co..,
Bankers and Exchange Dealers,
-AND-
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

BOoNVILLE, MO.
DUY and Ssll Exchange; Deal in Cold and
ID SILVER Coin, Bank Notes and Military
Bonds; Deposits Received and Accounts Kept
for Correspondents; Real kstate Fought and
Sold, Taxes Paid, etc; Loans Negotiated upon
Real Estate Security; Bonds, Stocks, Meroan-
tile Paper, and other Securities Bought and
Sold on Commission Collections upon all 40.
ceEsible points made upon favorable terms,
and proceeds promptly accounted for.
rendering our services to our old friends and
the public generally FOR the transaction Of any
business pertaining to q Banking Exchange,
Collection or Real Estate ONCE,
We are, very respectfully,
WA II. TRtGd & co.
z. S.-We have abstract OF Real Estate Re
cords, OF Cooper Co.; Original Entries, Deeds,
Mortgages, Judgments, Wills, DEGREES, ETC.,
SLOWING condition Of title TO all the Real Es-
tate in the County. W. Il. T.. q co.
nr2
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Affnch7l1ent NOtice.

Iohn Hallum, Agent for Geo. n. Lnsher, VI.
L. c. Andrews.
A FFIDAVIT for Attachment having been
a ade by John Hallum, agent for Geo. N.
Iusher, piaintfh in this case, N pursuance Of
section S45S OF she Code o. Tennessee, and at
tachm ent having been issued and returned BY
the proper Of8c=r, "levied, etc /" on the prop
erty OF the defendant
1t is therefore ordered, that said defendant
apoear at my once in the city Of Memphis,
tennessee, on or before the 18th day Of October
next. and defend this suit, . the same viii DO
taksn for confessed as to him and the case set for
hearing ex parte and that q copy ofth order
Be published once q week FOR tour consecutive
weeks in the Memphis Appeal
Onlsy 4 Mulligan, Attorneys sells iawiGs
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NEW ADvERT1sEm'Ts
masonic FunernI Notinn.

81 81: :.:: !: :$ $ 4; 4 /: !: + IS; : :: : /: : SIS: !: J: !; s: s: e: e; &; Ok
O'Clock All m. N. in good standing are respect
fully and fraiernally Invited to attend.
Carriages In attendance At the Had.
D. B. FORSTER. W. M.
JOHN Sec'y Oct9 o.
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attachment SaESt.

A. L. Kimbro VS.. A. {. Patterson
CAID defendant, A. c. Patterson, win take
- notice that an attachment was issued
against his estate FOR the sum OF two hundred
dollars, debt due by note, p the ground tnal
the defendant Is O nonresident the state ol
Teune. see. and returned levied, etc;
II Is therefore ordered that the said defend
ant. a. G.. Patterson. enter his appearances
herein on or before he 1tth day OF October
next tlS6Tl at my Office iu the town Of Browns
vile, and plead. answer CT demnr 20 the PLAIN
TITS comp amt or the same viii be taken for
confessed and the case sci Tor hearing ex paTte
and that q copy Of this order be p~ubllshed once
a week for four successive weeks IN the Mem
phis Appeal. ROBT. S. THOMAS, j. p
for Haywood county.
W. W. Rutiedge, Aftarney.
Brownsville. Sept O. 1857. sel4 laW4Wr
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Wagon and Ca rriage Material

Corrected Daily by v fcodburn, Smith & Co.,
Nos, lIi and lle Or cen street. 81. Louis
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS TRRATEF
Laasee and nanager.------W THOMPSON
stage HanaEer------SEIRLEY II. FRANCE
TlekeGOGLaaye-Han:

A Zine Bnli Full Company In ths Castel Ths
Greatest Drama Of Modern Times, breath
ing a Great Moral Lesson 70 M
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AUCTION.
10 the MedicaI FaeuItv-

AdninIsfrafOr'z Sale Of n Valuable An
Paratus for he Cure Of Paragysis.
L WILL sell 10 the bighesf bidder, as public
j sale, for cash. on THURSDAY, OCTOBER
10th, at the Auction Room Of Roystar. Trege-
want a GO. rs Second street, one OF Hadneid's
Portable Equalizsrs for The cure Of Parafysf=
and with u the fight % the Patent IN shelby
county The Apparatus Is complete, end NAV
be examined az the salesroom IL the Auetiion-
eezs- HUGH b MAHTIE, Admir-.
Roys.er' Trezevant 4 Co A~gctloneea.
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DisaOlmtiOm.

FT7HE c~onarsnershfp heretofore existing under
lite name and style OF NEDA4 q
SSBED was dissolved on the 2sc. instant ~
mutual consent. 7. F. SHEED having pur-
chased the entire as cts and assumed all the
liabilities, he only il authorized TO collect ana
W. H. KENNEDAY,
T. F. 6NEED.
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MEMPHIS COURSE

MAY AAoo BELLE BUD
Doors open at 7, curtain 10 riEe al 8 precisely.
Prices a. usual. seats may be secured six
daya IN adFauae
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-10-26

t3AtrfMoeE, October 21 .--The Synod, as
ter long discussion, referred the matter of
the union of the Old and New Schools to the
Union Committee, with the resolutions Of it's
presbytcrials. The Synod hopes its action
will lead to q re- united Church, not only in
doctrine, but iu spirit and love.
INTERESTING TO PLANrERs-A New
CoRN-The ''Chnrleston Courier" Of the
18th. publishes letter from j. l.. Jones, Of
I" Friendship" in this State, concerning tho
increased yield Of new corn, called the Ohio
"a white pure flint cnrn. On one.quarter
Of an acre, he raised 343 bushcl, Of corr,--or
1877 bushel tn the acre. The least number of
ears on stalk was three the highest, seven
full.grown ears, with three small shoots--ma-
king ten shoots on stalk that produced corn
The stalk is large and strong, yielding more
fodder that any corn he ever saw tho cob,
in every instance. is white. and not larger than
the middle finger.
Mr.. Jones described the mode Of cultiv,-
ting this corn. but we do not perceive much
difference between that and the ordinary cu!-
turc. However. hc expressed his inten.
ton to plant the bulk Of his next years crop
in the new cereal, and would doubtless fur
nish any information that might be requested
by his brother. planters.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-10-26
The Electlon Ordered.

by reference to our columns this week it
will be seen that Gen. CANBY has ordered the
election, for members Of the State Convention,
to be held on the 10Th and goth days of No.
rvembcr next. The time is short. Our in
formation is, that the white people Of the
State will take little or no interest in the cleo
ton. This, according to our present convic-
tion. is wrong, and will end disastrusly to
the best interests of the State We're there
ever Lcforc So large number Of persons, so
vitality Interested, and SO apparently uncon-
cerncd as to their future. W flare and happi-
ness?
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Court. o

COuTC.
The Court of Common Pleus and General
Sessions convened at this place on Monday
last Judge DAwKINs, for the first time pre-
siding on this Circuit, has been courteously
rcivcd. lie has also by his frankness, abil-
ity, and just appreciation of the condition of
the country, commended himself favorably to
the consideration Of our pei pie.
The Court is invested with more than usual
interest, inaslnuch as the late difficulty at
Hunnicutts Crossing must conc before it
This, with other State eases. left little tine
or opportunity for calling the civil dockets.
The grand jury found "true bill against
ALEX. BRYCE, Jr., (white,) and December
Gadsacn, Green Cleveland. Jr., Jno. Keith,
Jackson Henderson, Jack Walker, Captain
Dean, Bob breckenridge, Mark Adams and
Nat Frazure, (colored) for murder The trial
Of these persons was commenced Thursday
morning, and is making progress as we 20 to
press
Thirty odd other persons, all black, arc
held ON charges Of "riot, assault and battery,
UisaSa,i.., saiuu iror n#s ueer
exhibited in this case. 80 far peace and goo
order has been maintained without difficulty
| We hope to be able next week to give q
more satisfactory report Of the proceedings OF
| the Court
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-10-26

WILL BE SOLD nj suction on Monday the 18Th
DAY Ct November next. ai the late residence Of
'o'' W. ~. iiAYSH, near Pendlcton. quantity Of
CORN. FODDER, SHUCKS,
STRAW, PEAS, SEED COTTON.
THREE MULES, ONE HORSE,
YOKE OXEN, 6 head Of CATTI r.,
q Sows and Pigs, Sugar Mill and Boilers,
THREE WAGONS, / BUGGY.
Plows. Gears, and other Farming Impfe,
j. B. SITTON. Atty
j. q. HALL, Agent.
Oct 10, 1867. 4 2
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Letter from Gov, Orr.

We have inserted in another column the
letter of Gov. ORR to the President, relative
to negro jurics. Like everything else from
his Exccllcncys pen, it is clear, practical and
pointed. We trust it may effect some good
amongst our Northern brethren"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-10-26
Change of Schedule.

a change of schedule on the Grccnvillc
and Columbia Railroad has taken place. as
will be seen by reference to our advertising
columns. We regret the necessity which re-
duces the daily to tri weekly trains on the
Blue Ridge Railroad.
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r. STATE NsDT'zEHI.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Estate Of Eliz
~ abeth Written. deceased will be settled before
The Ordinary. on the 2d day Of December next.--
Demands against this Estate mus, be presented hy
ihnt time. Icmnns against the Estate OF l.. P
Whitieh must also hc presented to me hy that
time.
". j. SMITH. E1'or
Oct. 81. 1867 6
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-10-26
REDUCTION IN RATES
BY TIE GREAT
SOUTHERN FREIGHT LINE,
TTJ

Il \ y ami after October lst. 1901. tho yates ON
~ FREIGHT. from New Y"rk. Philadelphia
and Baltimore, to Columbia, 8. c., will be No
follows, viz:
Is. Class. per 100 lbs ~ ~
~ Glass. per 100 his ! ~
81 Glass. per 100 lls. 90
iii Glass NOR 100 lis ~e5
9Th Class. per 100 lbs. ~
Rates always guaranteed less than tho pub
lShr rates of any other line.
Changes will he promptly made to meet any
reduction by cnmpeting lines.
PER 100 LBS, FIRST GLASS Sl.20.
Ola n.sware Boots and Shoes.
Saves. Hollow Ware, loose.
Dry Goods. Kerosene Oil.
Drugs.
PER 100 LBS, SECOND CLASS, Sl.lo..
Hardware. Furniture.
Snlllery. knocked dwn and
l.,o,,,rs. in wnud. we'll b"xed Hollow
Stnrinncry. Ware, packed.
PER 100 LBS. THIRD GLASS. Sl.00.
r,Mccn. manufactured, Cntt"n Yarn,
in BIKES nr Kegs. Dried Fruits.
Blinds. Dried li'de..
Butter. @ " BeI,ing Leather or
Canned Meats. Rubhcr
Fruits. Ale.
Fish in Kegs or Beer.
Ki,s. Porter. in wnni.
PER 100 LBS, FOURTH CLASS, 85c.
Bags Leather.
Bhgg,ng. Marble Slabs
Bl"ck Tin, Oils. in hhis. nr hbts.
Cheese. (cxccpt Kcroscne.)
Wh'te Lend, in Kegs. Pntatues.
liams, Shut,
Sugar. in hogsheads or S.mp.
barrels. Wrapping rarer.
llmp iron. Rice. in hbls. or casks.
Whiskey in W"d. Rnre.
Spirits Turpentine Nails. in Kegs
Lead Pine Bar and Crnck.ry in crates or
Sheet. hhds
PER 100 LBS, FIFTH GLASS, 70c.
Bar"n. Grain
Beef snltrd or picked Flour. in barrels or
in barrels. sacks
cement Grindstonoa
Lime hInlnsses owners risL
Fish nickleh and dry. Of leaking
saltcd in barrels <"
DENTLEY D. IIASELT..
General Agent. 10 aud ~ Broadway, n. Y.
NEw York. October l. 1867.
Approved:
II. r. PEAKE.
Conf Sup'nt S. q. Il. II.
October IT, 1867.
ssay' The following rnrcrs will cnpv tho nhove
three times. and >cn,i hill. with copy of paper,
80. } B"llin. Agent S. G.. II. r. Company.
C'''nmhn. AlS", copy of paper 10 II r. Psaha
Gen Snp'nt. Charleston Greenvlln Noun.
.n'nerr and Enterprise. Anderson lnteiigenccr,
Nnwlrrrv Herald. Ahhevillc Bnnner, Lnurens.
WI" Herald. Snnrtanhnrg Spartan, Asheviile
tN. ~ News. Kenwee Courier. } ,
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ataf.a Finances.

We learn that one Of the principal objects
of the conference between General CANDY
and Governors ORR and WoRTIl. says the
+" Charleston Courier" was the adoption of
some financial measures providing means for
carrying on the State Governments. With
the close of this month expires the fiscal year
as fixed by the law Of the State. The details
OF the measures agreed upon arc not yet com.
plctc, but will be shortly announced. 1t is
understood that the Provisional Governments
of tho State will be continued without modi
fcation
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-10-26
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

THE STATE OF SOUTH UAROLINA,
PIcKENs--iN THE COMMON PLEAS.
John @. Mnuldin DecI. in Assuu,psn.
vs.. Foreign 4fuachment.
John II. Fraahe alias Norton Il, Svo,mes
Frercks PRS AHys.
VIZ HEREAS the Plaintiff did, IN tho 18Th
w dny m Oct"her. 1867. file hs declaration
against tho Defendant. (wln. ns it is sait, il
absent from and withnut tho limits of ths S,nte.
and has neither wife nor attorney known within
the sNn.e upon whom n c,nv nf the said decla.
ration Nigh, hn served; tits therefore ordered
thnt the said defendant Il appear aud plend
thereto. on nr hef,ro the 10Th day nf October
1903; otherwise. final and absolute Judgment
will then be given and awarded against him.
j. f. iIAGOOD, G CT
Clefk's Office. Oct. l8. lHi7 lY
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PlCKENS Z. H., 5. c.:
Saturday Morning, October 2e, 1857

EB- Other pressing duties, together with
ll-hcalth, have prevented US from doing JUS.
tice to these columns this week.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-10-26

say- Spccial attention is directed to the ncs
to be found in this number.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-10-26

Ey- The " Charleston Courier" says that
Gen. CANBY has issued an order suspcnding
Judge ALpRIcn from the exercise Of his
official functions.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-10-26

GY- In New York, on the 22d instant
Cotton was quoted ut l03. Gold, 43s.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-10-26

Gy- The District Court, Judge WICK.
LIFE presiding. convened Monday morning,
and adjourned Wednesday afternoon.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-10-26
Greenville and Columbia nailroad.

.RrNTrL ftwtier notice. ke Passenger Train ON.
y the Anderson Branch will return 10 Anderson
every Monday and Friday horhing.
.S..7 b. SLOAN. Superintendent.
Columbia, 8. g., Aug. 18, 1857 48
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WANTED:

lO, ,UUU ni:g sss:sas. ar VII n,on H.'sii y. x,iI
give LEATHER in exch"ge. or Tan nn shares.
We will take Corn. raliow Grccniacks for our
Leather. Bring "ne and get the other. Tnnncry
near The Wanln Depot
HUNTER & OSBORNE
October 23. 1867 If
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-10-26

MARRIED on Tuesday evening" ths 9th
HAM to MISS JANE COTHKAN, all Of Piekons.
-. on Thursday evening. 17th instant, by
the same. MIR. HIRAM ALEXANDER to MISS
ELIZABETH CRENSfIAW. both Of Piokens
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days cxceptcd.) as fellows:
Leave Columbia s 40 3 M
Leave Aston. 3Oum
Leave Newbcrry. 0 Is q m
Arrive nj Abhcvllc. ,& 2l5pm
Arrive ut Anderson, 4 90 n ~
Arrive at Grcenvilln. s 90 y m
Leave H'eenville 3 30 m
Leave Anderson. 4 90 nm
Arrive at Abbevillc. 6 O5 II m
Leave Nrwherry. 10 SO n m
Arrive ut Alstnn. IL 35 - m
Arrive ut Cuumbu. go n m
Trains on the Blue Ridge Railroad will lea,
Anderson Monday. Wednesday, and Friday
returning fuesdny, Thursday, and Saturday,
rs follows:
Lenve Anderson ut lion IN
Leave Pen,lletnn Mt S 10 r M
Arrive nj Wnlhalln Mt G 20 n m
Leave Walhalla ~ 80 q m
Leave Pendletnn at 3 loan
Arrive ut Anderson ut d lUnm
>, Connections made with tho 3 y. ~. Down
Trains and 5a. III. Up Trains Of the South
Carolina Ralr"nh.
Octnher "a, 1867 ,f
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A GARD.

"A - "A ~ ~
The election for members to the State Convcn-
ton has hcen ordered aud the time allowc, is very
short. IL hchonvcs MS then. to make selection of
th who are TO represent us without delay. This
". think. should he lonr without reference 10
prejudice or former ,litc,l opini"ns-ihe prime
object hein. tn secure The election OF COOL men.
We. therefore. presen, the names "f the following
genlcmcn 10 r.prcsen, rickrns District i'll the mp
preaching State Convention:
DR.. a. VI. FOLGEE,
Jos. M. ADAMS, ESQ,
DIR. l.. IL. JOHNSON.
MNNY CITIZENS.
Oct. 23. 1867 .
Rey- The friends Os DIR. 4. M. Fol-
gc respectfully announce him II candidate for
the State Convention At the o pr',lching election
October %. 1867
Nay The friends Of M. Mallitlen
state Convention E'ectinn I9iiI ,snti 2olh M
vcmirr. 1867
0.tnl,pr %, 1867 s
/
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-10-26
Change Of Schedule on Grsonville
and Columbia Railroad.

nN and after NJ ndny. Oc'phcr ol, 1867,
~ trims will run over this road daily, (Sun-
days cxceptc,l) as fellows:
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yR0B'T. A. THOMPSON, Editor.
II. A. THOMPSON & ROBT. YOUNG,
OPIIEtTORS.

TERMS Subscription. TWO DOL
Lars per amman strictly IN advance; for STR
yao,ths. One Uoliar.
Bsy- advertisements inserted at 81 per square Of
ten Tines less for he first insertion, and 90 cents
for each subsequent Insertion
ge,y- Obituary Notices exceeding fire iaes, 7'i6-
utes Of Respect. Concentrations IF a personal
character. and announcements Of Candidates, sciH
be charged for as advertisements.
EeH" JOB Printing neatly and cheaply executed
Bay Payment can demade IN currency, or ii. pro-
vi,ion at the market rates.
B1y- Necessity compeis ms to adhere strictly to
the requirement Of cash payment.
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CORN, FODDER, SnUCKS,
CATTLE. HOGS, &C.
PL ANTATtON TOOLS.
HOUSEHOLD AND KLTGHEN FUR
NtTURE,
Aud variuus other articles.
Terms OF SALE On credit Of twas.
months. ~ith interest from unte-saonrtd 81 81
nute nni approved security.
a. j. ANDERSON. Ex'or.
O,.thrr % 1857 5 S
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-10-26
EXECUTORS SALE
OF
Real and Personal Property.

DY permission nf w. L. lIoloombe. Esquire.
ID Ordinary If Pickens District. I will eell to
the highest bidder. at tho late residence Of Mark
Freeman deceased, Tuesday tho 10th day Of
November next. all the
Real and Personal Property
OF said deceased. numey:
ONE THe tACT OF IT, ~ ID,
The Home Place. containing FORTY ACRES,
n,nre or loss aljninng lands of ID. II. FREQ
man. David Freeman and nthcrs.
One other Tract. containing TEN ACRES.
more or less. mostly bottom. aud adjoning the
same persons.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-10-26
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