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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-15

REaArTA.-The amateur regatta, advertised In
the papers, came off yesterday afternoon. -Four
boats were entered, but one Of them, tho Stone
soaA, was withdrawn as she was not up to time.
The Maggie Aitclea was entered BY. .BLAoK SToD-
DAnD, the Rose by THos. YoUNa, and the Kate by
J. P. HALL. In consequence of the superiority Of
the Maggie AitcaeA she allowed the other boats
five minutes start, but soon caught up with them,
and it wss tight race to the Wehawken light
ship and back. Tho Hale became disabled by
breaking her rudder ind was withdrawn, and the
race was continued by tho two remaining boats.
There was controversy about the winning, but
az this will not be settled until the decision OF the
reeree, wo forbear making any further com
ment
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. LR1ToH u
BRUINS sold yesterday, in front OF the old Custom
House, on account Of JAMES W. GRAY, Esq, Mas
ter in Equity, all that valuable plantation or tract
Of land, situate on the western branch Of Cooper
river, in st. Johns Parish, Charleston District,
and known as Lewisfeld, containing nine hundred
and forty-one (941) acres, moro or less; bound
ing northwardly on land now or lately of JOHN
WHITE; southwardly on land lately OF JOHN L..
NOVEL; eastwardly on the western branch of
Cooper river, and westwsrdly on the public road
from Charleston to Monks Corner.
AL that tract of land, situate on the waters Of
Biggin Swamp, Charleston District, bounding east
on lands now or late of JOHN WHITE southwest on
lands now or late Of GRAVES northwest on lands
unknown, and lands lately Of KEAT1Na SMoNs, de-
ceased. Price $1,000.
Terms-One-third cash the balance payable In
one, Two and three years. with interest thereon,
payable annually from the day Of sale until the
whole debt be paid said balance to be secured by
the bond or bonds Of the purchaser, with mort
gage Of the premises sold. The dwelling-house to
oe insured, and the policy assigned to the Master.
Purchaser to pay for papers.
At the same time Messrs. WARDLAw CAREw
sold house and lot at tie corner Of Spring and
Coming streets. The house contained four rooms
with fire places and double piazzas in the rear.
The lot measured feet two inches front on
Coming strest by forty-fve feet in depth, more or
less. Prize $3.50.
Also double-framed tenement house, adjoining
the sbcve on Coming street, with four rooms IN
each tenement. The lot measured thirty-three
feet ton inches front on Coming street, BY forty
eight feet six inches more or Iess and had on it
well OF water. Price s1525.
Terms-One-third cash; balance In one, two and
three years, with bonds secured by mortgage of
property. Insurance aud policies assigned
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February Is
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-15

AT THE Twenty-eighth Anniversary Meeting CT
the Marion Steam Fire Engine Company, held in
their HaD, Cannon street, on the evening of the
18th instant the following officers were elected to
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BY Il. NJ. RARSHALL 8 N1tU.
Brokers, Auct1oncers. % 80 Broad street,
THIS DAY, at l01a o'clock viii be SOLD,
Four fine HORSES. Mule, Grocery Wagon. cart,
Sewing Machine An assortment Of Household and oI'
Ace Furniture. Engravlnss and sundrics.
May IA
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March 80
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90 BARRELS
Which will be positively sold to close consignment
ALSO,
Il Il P.RSf1s RTnei CHOICE GROCERY SUGAR.
Just received per schooner Alert, from Matanzas.
May 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-29
Summons.


CTATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF STo'
- REY. In Justice Court, Gold Hill Township
No. 3, before w. N. Hall. Justice OF the Peace.
E. c. Cook. plaintiff. Va James Gallup de-
fendant. .
Tho State Of Nevada sends to James Gallup,
greeting: You are hereby SUNNI ed to appear
before me, Justice Of the Peace IL and tor aGid
Hill township No. 3, County and state azores 10
Ut my ofico In Gold Hill, on the Goth DAY OF 1un.'
A. d. 1867, at 10 o'clock a. N. OF tnat day 70 an
swer tho complaint OF E. G. Cook wherein ne
claims 10 recover the sum Of els9 scloo dollars
principal, and interest, on your certain ptoms'
sory note, made I'm favor Of VIM. ;. Burns a. Co..
or order, February "a. 1856, for sl44' bearing IN;
ter 1t at per cent. per month from date. ana
Won arc hereby notified that If you fall TO appear
and answer the complaint AZ aforesaid Judg.
inent viii be taken against you for the sum Of
Sls9 80 and costs Of suit.
70 ths Sheriff or any Constable Of said county,
greeting: Make legal service and due return
hereof
AID. 1867. w. N HALL.
GI.tIos Of the Peace, Gold Hill Township, No. 3.
IIptsrnal Revenue stamp, Afty cents
State stamp, nfty cents.l myl6'id
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DISSOLUTION.

V,HE COMPREHENSIVE, HERETOFORE
L existing between STEVENS & CR0GHAN,
In the Bricklaylng.. Plastering, Whitening and
Lime business. ~ dissolved by mutual consent
All debts due the late firm will be collected by
James NJ. Stevens, and any liabilities due at this
date, will be settled by him.
NIOTICE.-JAMEs NJ. STEVENS WILL
IN continue the business In Gold Hill, and
solicits the public patronage. Orders left at
promptly.
Gold Hill, May 90. 1867. my20.lm
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You Can be Cured Here

EOR LESS THAN THE PASSAGE MONEY
L to San Francisco and back. Exclusive atten-
tion given to all kinds Of PECULIAR PRIVATE
aud CHRONIC Diseases. Seminal weakness,
Strictures Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, and Neural.
gia Terms: rHOR0UGH CURES OR NO
PAY Moderate charges. Go to the Medical
DIspsn-ary No. IS u street, near Taylor street
the only Red and Blue lights on B street, and
nearly under Sutterley's Photographic Gallery.
CAll or address letters to DR.. GATES,
myc2inl Resident Physician Virginia, New
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Religious Notice.

The following arc the Appointments of Rev
~; B STepnESs, Presiding Elder for tho Green.
vile District OF tho South Carolina Conference
NJ II. Church South, 4th Quarter:
GlncnmNc %atioM--4th Sunday, and Satur.
day before. in September. Assessment $3.50
HcWciHc Ciycuit--5th Sunday, and SATURDAY,
before, in September, ut Zoar. Assessment
GrGcnrHc CirnH--- lst Sunday. and Sntur.
day before, in October, at Ehcnczcr. Assess.
mcnt $50
"icA.nsci1'e C"rnN-od Sunday, and So,ur.
Slu0
heo"cc Circuit -3ya Sunday, and Saturday
800.
JjuAhaihs C0r"N--.lth Sunday and satnr.
day before, in October, at Wahalsa Assess
ment $50.
Ssneeg aad 2ugalo--lst Sunday, and Satur.
day before, in November, at Smiths Chapel
Assessment $50.
d"dcrsoa Station I'd Sunday, and Saturday
before, IN November. Assessment 5000.
.f"dcy$on Chcnih-3d Sunday, and Saturday
before, in November, at Ebcnczor Assess.
Pewtlcio" Circ"H--4th Sunday and Satur
day before, in November at Shiloh Assess
mcnt $500.
September 18th, 1867.
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TO CON JNxi'l'HyEs,

TliE ADVERTlSEI., having been restored to
health in y few weeks by very simple rene
ny, after having suffered for several years with
severe lung affection, md that dread disease Con-
Ssmmpti2n-is sun anxious TO mako known to his fol.
low sufferers tho means Of cure. ~
10 all who desire IL, ho will send copy of tho
prescription used (frce of chargo) with the dreo.
lions @ Tor preparing ond using tho samo which thoy
BnoNCHlTts, CouGms, CoLps. and MI Throot om1
Lung Affections. Tho only object of the advent
ser G i'll sending tho Prescription is to benefit tho
aiillcted and spread information which he con-.
ceives thbc Invaluable, and lie hopes every suffer.
or 9; VIII Try his remedy, as il will cost thom noth-
the prescription FREE, by return mil viii nlcase
address REV. EDWARD a. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
May 6, 1867 S3 IT,
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twinkle Of the eye
What's the matter Fanny? Anything gonc
wrong?" he inquired.
"Gone wrong Matter enough Oh, I'm.
Gle John, hos wretch, and he set out to
strike me with tho poker"
And she threw plate of mullins and the
ham at me p
lIc's monster, Uncle John. I'll be di-
vorccd from him this very day. Hos worse
than savage"
SO he is" cried Uncle John, entering
warmly into the spirit Of the thing. "Soh he
s"strirping i" of his coat. "And I'll settle
the thing at once You stand back, Fanny;
IN give him such thrashing as he'll be
likely to remember. Striking his wife with
a poker, indeed +! III rcctify matters )" and
Uncle John graspcd the long handled feather
dustcr and fourishcd it thrcatcningy around
the head Of his nephew.
There, sir, take that and that and
thatW exclaimed he, bringing down the feath.
crs on the shoulders of tho amazed Phil
Fanny, my dear, I'll not leave bono Of
him whole"
Eanny's round blue eyes had been growing
larger aud larger--and now her indiguation
burst.
"John Hayes - screamed she, "you'rc
| a hcathcn, an old mcdlling vugabond. Let
Phil. alone llcs my dear, dear husband, and
you've no business to touch him. He's an
angel He never intonded to strike mo. BE
still striking him, or you will bo sorry r. and
Fanny seized the broom from behind the door
and prepared to do battle
Stand back" cried Unclo John, he is a
monster and deserves death. The man that
would threaten to strike woman ought to be
hung"
Fanny's eyes blazcd-she flew at Uncle
John with the spite of a tigrcss, and tho way
the trio went round the room was worth wit
Messing. Uncle John after Phil with the
dustcr, and Fanny after Uncle John with the
| broom.
Phil. made spring for the window, but
there was Il wlatnot in the way and getting
his log cntanglcl in that, he brought the
whole concern to the floor, ambrotypcs, books,
vases, rare china, and a hundred cherished
curiostics, all were involved in direct ruin
Phil. went down with the othc; things,
Uncle John stumbled over him, and Fanny
only saved herself by scizing the bell cord,
which brought her two servants speedily on,
the spot
OF course they took Phil and Uncle John
for house breakers, and if Fanny's cxplana,
alton had not bc.A enforced by sundry touch
cs OF the broomstcik, the Consequences might
have been serious.
The lirst moment Of calm was seized upon
ny the young couple to embrace each other.
My angel Fanny"
! My precious Phi!;" and then followed IA
series OF explosions like the bursting of u Sc
RIGS of beer bottles
And Uncle John left the house during this
interesting performances, still firmly Of the
opinion that the surest way of rcconciliny a
wlie to her husband is to gcta third person to
help her abuse him.
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.MISCELLANY. a
I've Been Thinking.

I've been thinking, P.e been thinking,
What glorious world were this,
Did folks mind their business more,
And mind their ncighbors less.
For instance, you and !, my friend,
Arc sadly prone to talk
or matters that concern us not,
And others follics mock.
I've hecn thinking, if wc'd begin
TO mind our own affairs.
That possibly our ncighbors might
Contrivc to manage theirs.
We've faults enough at home to mend =
1t may be SO with others;
II would seem strange, if IL were not,
Since all mankind .cro brothers.
Oh would that wc hnd charity,
For ovcry man and woman,
Forgiveness is the mark Of those
Who know "to err is human"
Then lot us Danish jealousy
Lots lift our fallen brother,
And rs VIC journey down lirc's road,
"Do good to one another"
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An Autumn Royerie.

Sal tn ,),u e., 4
@ooals"o . e,sJs "tu aue ial.mH 10 or or
over our holiday paths whore, in those morn.
ings long ago, with the yellow sunliyh, falling
on our gricilcss faces, we ran with song and
laugh for the dead leaves rusting meath our
feet, brought no thought OF a s,ui,ie, d,oth
We have grown weary now, and do not caro
to gather the brown nuts Which seemed n
treasure to our childish oyes. Failing on the
play 6round, in the corners whore We used to
hide, and filing the little hooks Mt the foot of
the tree where wc piled acorn cups and bits Of
china when we "kcop house."
Falling, too on tho little monn1s oo,t+o,oJ
far and wide, where we've laid the slcopers
down to rest. They will lie in bright heans
on tho baby's grave, down in the orchard =
1t came to US with the leaves and blossoms in
the spring time, and went to sleep when M.
turc hummcd it's autumn lullaby. It's smile
was sunbeam, but it hid itself, and VIC woke
in the stillnc Of the night to weep because
the empty era, TODD there.
1es' sad to-day for the leaves arc falling
and the autumn nut skies weeping on a mothers
s1yI gh"h .hn rii ia1 there at our chidhoors home
lett so lonely to us now, when tho storm gath.
ors, and our wounded j hearts cry for the balm
o' . , 'nothcls $ loVo. Twas well wo looked not
oaa on I''at 1nothers taco alter death had set his
SuI' s1 iwoula nave robbed us of the bcanti-
wa @ Iir't otuao ,n o me ttlo page craven when
moss % a1 Iiu'tn -, our uyes II, world OF dark,
nlncn1 @ I m;,l ~ '',o ,,sn' o. sho spark God had
p re ama ",."." I uI' '"% 'ho l"cc Dea'"ihg above
t, 10, "',. l;11 a1H11U 'l',1 i,cc w@s tovc. Onward
om 'u" "n' o''lu1oa a ana youth that face beamed
Aa,J st;l ,Lrnn''L ". .1 slom warm III 'ts ilsht.
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July 10, IM7
DIE CEIAltLEGTONEIs zEITUNG,
JOHN A. WAGENER. Enron

NoEh INC aboyo hoad tho undersigned propose
- to publish German Wcek1y En n"r
10 DC inc organ Of the German population, and do
yotcu 70 the interests of this Stnte in Encouraging
immigration and Industrial Pursuits
=, Literature Agriculture. Commerce, Arts and
ha"uo, VIII DC represented in It's columns, and the
news OF the day will bo giyon.
uhs. Join a. WAGNER has kindly consented 10
undertake tho Editorial management for The present
ouDscfiptIon--S3 SO 90 for twelve months; 81 so
iof slx months; 81 90 for three months.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted OH liberal terms
G. G. ERCkMANN a. co.
Charleston, October, 1867 If
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DANCING THEIR RAGS OFr-Two unso.
phisticntcd country lasscs Visited Niblo's in
Now York during tho ballof season, When
tho short -skirtcd, gossamor 4ad nymphs mado
their appearance on the stsgo, they became
restless and dgety. Whonthc following con.
ycrsation took place:
"0h, Annie" cxclAimc( ono sotto voce D
"Woll, Mary 2" y
" It amt nicc---I don't Ike it,"
/" IIush,"
:" | don't care, it ain't tnib, and wonder
aunt brought us to such q p}co"
/" Hush, Mary, tho folks fill laugh at YOU
J., Altcr one or two filings a,h pirouctto, tho
t'lnslkng Mary aoid: q '
,,o.",oh, Annie let's go-iA Mint. nico, and I
"om ne, TO- comfortable"
10 hush, rsssy,", rcplill The sister whose
Jm, luce was scarlet thopI it wore an air Of
uots,4l"nton was ~ .1 "ies If arst tmo O. G ovor or
WAS was at theatre, andI sui sogo It Willis tho
, insI, so l am just going I'd XIV i ONT # th"'1 low
''noo every rag off thdir.Glks p. ~
~, oNH thousand girls Will blue oycy, coral
,;pS,' ,lN ~" golden hair.ara gathering hops in
'''ao' Main" Vile wouan,s boy hon,
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JOl3 HrTa1NTUNc
ERRORS OF YOUT1T.

4 GENTLEMAN who suffered for yoo.o 49,
~ Nervous Debility, Premature Decay. and ali
tn" effects Of youthful indiscrcton viii. for tho
sake of suffering humanity, scnd free to- an wh"
meea It, tho recipe and directions for making The
wishing to profit by tho adyortser's oxnarsasss
can 10 so by addressing in perfect conadenos'
JOHN B. OGDEN, 5ssa
u,vc ,.e- IL Cedar Street, Now York.
.hpy u, jSi i3 t .I 7sGyss "
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WI al'l'iagc Guide.

fouNG'S GREAT PHYSIOLOGICAL WORK.
1 OF every one his own Doctor, being a Private
instructor for Married Persons or those about to
Marry both Male and Female, in everything CON
cernlhg 'he physiology and relations of our Seau.
al System, and the Production or Prevcntion of
offspring, including al the new discoveries never
before given in the English language, by wNi.
YOUNG, NJ. D. This is really n valuable md in
.eresting work II is written in plain language for
'ne general reader md is illustrated With upwards
of one hundred engrnyings All younn mnrr;rl
people, or those contemplating marriage, ami hny-
ing the enst inpcdiment to married life shonld
read this book II discloscs secrets That cycry ono
should be acquainted with. Still il is n hook that
must DC locked up and not lie about The houpe.-
IL will be sent to any one on the recent of 6f,v
cents Address DIR. WM. YOUNG, No SIC Spruce
street, above Fourth Philadelphia
July ~, 1867 Al 1y
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N or / C u

4 Li. persons having demands against tho Estate
or Terrell Beck, deceased, arc required 10 rem.
dcr their demands against said dcccnsod TO ma
w'thln one month from date; and persons indebted
thereto must make payment Immediately.
II. a. FRASlEl, Admir-,
Oct 7, 1867 q
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REDUCTION IN RATES
BY TIE GREAT
SOUTHERN FREIGHT LIME.
F{i
CHARLESTON, s. G.

CHARLESTON, S. G.
~ FREIGHT, from New York philadophia
and Baltimore, to Columbia S. c., will bo as
follows, viz:
lst Class, per 100 lbs. 81 20
2,l Glass, per 100 lbs. 10
Sd Glass, per 100 lbs. 90
18th Class, per 100 lbs. s5
5th Class, per 100 lbs. 7O
lished rates Of any other limo.
Changes will ho promptly made to meet any
reduction by competing lines.
PER 100 LBS, FIRST-CLASS $I.2O.
Glassware, Boots and Shoes,
Stoves Hollow Ware, loose.
Dry Goods, Kerosene Oil.
Drugs,
PER 100 LBS, SECOND CLASS, $l.lo.
Hardware, Furniture,
Shidiory, Knocked down and
Liquors. III wood we'll boxed Hollow
Stationery. Ware. packed
PER 100 LBS, THIRD CLASS, $l.Oo.
Tobacco, manufactured, Cotton Yarn,
in Boxes OF Kegs. Dried Fruits,
Blinds, Dried Hides.
Doors, sushcs, &c. Lard '
Buttor, Beting, Leather or
Canned MoaH, Rubber.
Fruits, Alc
Kits Porter, in wood.
PER 100 LBS, FOURTH CLASS, $50.
Bags, Leather
baGgnS Marble Slabs
BLOCK I'm, Oils, in hhls. or bbls.
Cheese, Except Kcroscne.)
Mhltc Lead, III Kegs, Potatoes,
liams Shot
Sugar, in hogshcaIs or Soap,
barrels. Wrapping Paper,
Ilonp Iron. Rice, in bLls. or cnsks.
Whiskcy, in Wood Ropc, = '''
SPIRITS Turrentnc Nails. in Kegs
Lead Pipe, Bar and Crockcry, in cratos or
Sheet. hhds
PER 100 LBS, FIFTH GLASS, zoe.
Bacon, Grain
Beef saltc,l or picked Flour, in barrels or
IN barrels sacks.
Cement Grndstones
Linc Nloasscs. owners risk
Fish. picked and dry, of leaking.
saltcd in barrels
BENTLEY D. IIASELL.
General Agent. 40 and 10 Broadway, N. Y.
NEW YORK, October |, 1867
Approvcd
IT. Il. PEAKE,
o,,,nau ~ Gcnl Sup,,nt S. G. R.R.
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Commissioncrs to Approcc lie Bonds Of Iub.
ttc OWccrS--J. j. Norton, Jos. Burnett, j. ii.
Amber, James Lawrence, Sam'l. Reid.
Commissioners efMe Rooy-- DR.. II. G. Miller,
Chairman; Goo Il. Cherry Secretary and Trca.
surcr; j, B. Clayton, S. y. Keith, Il. Craig, ST..
Commis$ionc,w Of i"tIc Hn1diuys-- Robt.
~. Thompson, Chairman; j. E. lIagood, Sec.
rotary and Treasurer; ". Il. uolcombc, nj. T..
Mitchell, +. j. Miller.
Commissioners Of Free ,Shoois--r. B. Maui.
don, Chairman; W. Il. IIolcombe, Secretary
and Treasurer; @. II. Spears, |. WickliHc, IL.
IL. Penny, Daniel Grico, James Burlino.
MH9iMra'cs--W. j. CAN'T. w, G. Keith, j.
i. dossctt Thos. billiard. }. G. G. Parsons, j.
n. Arnold, Rclin Rack!oy. j. b. Sanders, l..
II. Werner, Abrl Robins. W. H. poronncnu,
Nmrod Sullivan, Edward Hughes. John Sharp,
Joseph y Reid, W i White, Leonard Rogers
G"mwisStoHofs or Rout's---2d RcyiDent.-(;
w Phillips, Chairman; W pii,hfor.l. Clerk
William Bibbs, Jr. Treasurer: NJ + Mitchell
Thomas j Steele, S Il Maxwell. james /. BOYD
w Lnsk. S NJ Crawford, NJ II lIunnicutt
Jonas Phillips, Jr.
5M Rcgimcnt--F A Huko Chairman; L II
Griffin, Treasurer; j B Clayton, Clerk j L
Gasnway, j n Bnliingcr. Alex Algoo,i, Thos
Price. 8 D Keith, Henry Williams, j T Cos
sctt, j W Singleton, Thos billiard.
MlcrnM Reccn"c-F a Iokc, Assessor. j
W Cobb, Collector.
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TUE STATE or sOUTIT CAROLINA

rIciESs---lS TnE COMMON pLEAs
oa''"oi LoV!hs"od Forcign attachment.
;, w W NoRToN.
-. ~ ING. Pl,,B's AUn
v WHEREAS. the Plaintiff did. on The l2th dav
of March, 1867, file his declaration against
inc Defendant (,Sho, il il said) is absent from and
without without Inc limits of this State, and has neither
"ife nor attorney known within tho snmc. upon
whom copy of the snid declaration might be ser
ycd IL is therefore ordered that the said defen.
amt o appear md plead thereto, on or before The
l''h day OF March. 1868; otherwise, final and sb-
so'uto Judgment will then be given and awarded
against him. ' """'"
J. Il. HAGOOD, cor.
Clerks Office, March L. 1:57 1y
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ARTEMNs WARDS ToAsT Artomus Ward
being present at a celebration and exhibition,
was called upon for speech, whom he replied
In :" toast to the phar sex :"
Ladies, SCI |, turnin tn tho butiful fcmails
hoosc presents was pcrphumin the fair ground,
hopo you arc enjoyin yourselves on this oc-
cashun, and that lcminaid and water oy which
you are drinkin will not go avin you. Nav
you alters b. fair as the sea, bright as tho
moon, and bntiful as the army with Onion
fass--aIso plenty Of good close to ware.
Iu yurc scx--commonly called the phair
sex, VIC arc indebted for bornings, as we'll as
many other blessings in these 10 growncs of
sorro Sum poor-spiritcd fools blaim yure
sex for the difficulty in the gardin, but | hcy
no dowt but Adam would hov riggcd cydcr
press, aud liko as not went into big bust nnd
tlriv"n oaf unewara. Ymro lat muther wus
lady, and awl lor dawtors istditto, and nun
but !, loafin cuss will say 4 ,wurd agin yu-
fIopin that no waive of trouble will roll across
yuro peaceful breasts, I konkludo these 70.
marks with tho follcrin ccntymcnt:
Woman--she arc good dgg.
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WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRy

G TIE SUBSCRIBER having an cxpcrionco
E,IA, of many years In tho business of repairing
Msf:sA sfsA clocks, watches inG JeNvcIry,
ohcrs MS services TO his friends and tho public
generally, in that line Of business Charccs Cor
al work as reasonable rs possible All work wor
rnhte't' II well used. lie viii also give his atten
'ion to tho roppiring of MUSICAL INsrnuMENTs.
Ills place of business is nt WALIIALLA. ncor,v
opposite tho Post Office. "''
April a. 1856 28 snna,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-30
ON 'l'aag3 EIGlslGE'ylAN Ett.AN.

Opposite bowling Green
ON TaaE EUROPEAN Gss.AN.
f....Ese, THE STEVEN HOUSE is well
E:isMEfi and widely known To the travelling
~ public. The location is especially suita.
bic IL merchants and business men; it is in
close proximity to tho business part of The city
lis on tho highway of Southern and Western
tra,cl-and adjacent to all the principal Rail
rond and Steamboat dcpnts.
The STEN Fms EIlISE has liberal accom-.
modaions for over 500 gucsts--it is we'll fur
nshcd and possesses cve;y modern improve
mcnt for the comfort md entertainment of it's
inmate; The rooms arc spacious and well ven
t1latcd--providcd with gas and water-thc at
tendance is prompt and rcspcctlu--and tic tn,
PIE IS generously provided with cvcry doicncy
Oh the season, at moderate prices.
ihc rooms having been rc-furnished and re-
modelled, we arc enabled to offer extra facilities
Tor the comfort and pleasure of our guests.
GEO. Is. CHASE & CO.,
Proprietors.
Juno 4. l8G7 81 Gm