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BY TELEGRAPH.
1.-THE Telegraph office being closed un-
til four pm, we are without our usual
dispatches !


Special (soEh) to the Louisville courier.l
A rumor is current that Grant hal
protested against Pope's removal, ant
that several notes passed between the
General and the President in reference
thereto. There is no foundation for it
| As stated in these dispatches, Gen. Ord
requested to be relieved, conscious OF his
inability to discharge the duties OF the
trust What is to be the practical good
resulting from these changes can only be
developed by time.
The Presidents reasons for removing
Pope may be briefly summed up in his
own words: That he has substituted
tyranny for law.
The removal of Generals Pope and
Swaync is denounced bitterly by the
Radicals, who claim it as corroborative
evidence Of the Presidents determine
ton to usurp the legislative functions OF
Congress.
General Ord was relieved at his own
request General Gillem, who succeeds
him temporarily, until the arrival of
General Mcdowell, is native Of Ten
nessee, and Conservative, politically.
Otuerui Aeauc 10 III iuii aCCOtu WIN
the President.
Democrats express the opinion that
the President means aggressive action
henceforth with Congress, and believe he
will not allow the South to be Africanized
! if it can be averted by Executive powers
General Lorenzo Thomas will be re-
stored to his old position Of Adjutant
General of the army, from whence he
wcs displaced some years since by Stan
ton, whose displeasure he had incurred.
Gen. Gillem was in attendance at the
White House to day to confer with the
Executive respecting affairs in the
Fourth Military district, to the command
of which he is assigned as temporary
successor of Gen. Ord. Gen. Mcdowell
will not be able to assume command for
several months.
The proposition to pay off The public
debt in legal tenders, and its evident
popularity, especially in the West and
Northwest, has so startled Wall street
and bondholders generally, that they
will leave no stone unturned to defeat
any man who is in the slightest degree
favorable to that measure. AS they con-
slider that they have already irreversible
guarantees from the Republicans against
the nomination of any such candidate,
their efforts will, of course, be mainly
directed toward foisting a candidate
upon the Democrats.
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H@rThe Little Rock Gazette, paper
Of decided ability, and which is striking
stalwart blows for the white mans rule
in this country, points to the example Of
Alabama, which has provided in its mon
grel convention for "loil" militia, and to
Tennessee, which has already enjoyed
that blessing, as warning against Rad
ical reconstruction. And well we know,
who have felt the evil, and suffered the
outrages OF Brownlow's hirelings, how
Just the admonition. Most heartily do
the great body Of White Tennesseeans
curse the day and the men who, for
selfish ends, organized for them bogus
government of imbeciles and rogues, and
placed them in a condition incomparably
less desirable than that of the Fourth
Military district, under the command Of
Gen. Mcdowell, or the Fifth under Gen.
Hancock. And were we in the condition
of cur friends in Arkansas, with our
present experience, we should indorse
the following utterance of the Gazette
with an earnestness which, without our
experience, they must less deeply feel,
Abiding to the schemes Of the Radicals
of Arkansas, the Gazette says:
They have not been able to procure
the military TO do all they desire, and
they therefore are anxious 10 get the
power in their own hands so that they
may not be baked in their scheme for
Office and plumber. It's to this end that
they would array the people against the
military authorities and induce them to
end their rule by making reconstruc-
ton" a success. The effort will not
succeed, Military government is by no
means greeable-indeed it is odious and
oppressive to freemen, but il is neverthe-
less incomparatively preferable TO negro,
Radical rule. There is infinitely more
safety for life and property while the su-
preme power is in the hands Of intelligent
white men, than if it were lodged with a
proletarian mass of illiterste negroes
and their more unprincipled white allies.
For this reason the white people Of the
State prefer to endure military rult
rather than to submit TO negro domino
ton. We are only choosing the lesser
of two evils in desiring the continuane'
OF military government, for one OF the
evils We must endure as long IS the Rad
icals are in psWer.
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THE NEWS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferson Davis arrived In ne"
Orleans yesterday.
While 5000 bales of cotton were being taken
from the Henry Ames. in New Orleans, yes
terday. her guards on both sides gave way, pre-
cipitating large portionof her cargo into the
river. About twenty men, black and white
we're drowned or crushed.
Gen. A. McCook has been ordered to relieve
Gen. Mckenzie, now in command OF the sub
district of the Rio Grande. Gen. Mckenzie is
the officer who suppressed the Brownsville
Rdnchero.
In the Louisiana Convention, yesterday, the
following was adopted as the XIth article /:
"No law shall be passed regulating labor and
fixing a price thereon" Article XII declares
in favor Of religious liberty, and says no
religious test shall berequired as adjudication
for Office.
The following was offered by a pinchbeck,
negro. 1.-THE right of all persons to travel on
common carriers. ard be entertained at all
places Of a public character. shall not be in
fringed upon in any manner" This was
abridged and adopted as the XIlIth Article OF
the Constitution. but was afterwards reconsid-
cred. and the following substitute offered by
Wickliffe:
IAN persons shall enjoy equal rights and
privileges while travelling in this State, and al
all public places of amusement, refreshment or
> entertainment, of any public place whatever.
shall be open to all persons alike and no COM
pany, municipal, parish or chartered corpora
ton sbaI make any rules or regulations Gre
at;nc any disfinction between persons on ac-
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R6F II was intimated last night at the
First Ward meeting that there would be
an effort tomorrow to exclude white men
from the pells. In the last election that
was done. DID, rayheaded men, who
took no part in the war, who were Union
men, who were anxious only for peace
and good order, who were patriots desir-
ing only the welfare OF their children
and their chidrens' children, good, and
religious and true men as ever lived in
any country under heaven, and who
would not Go or consent knowingly to
any wrong, we're compelled TO stand back
at the governors election, we're driven
by cloud of black cattle, half of whom
were without the forms of enfranchise-
ment and not entitled to vote, from the
polls. Now we want order, system, peace
and individual right. We trust that no
Conservative will interfere with the right
of any man to vote, who has registration,
whether he is black or white. But we
say that our old, good, honest msn and
fathers, aud every white man who has a
right to vote, shall do so if he chooses
And we say that any man who under
takes to hinder it, does it against all
right and against all law. We
say let every man with white
heart 60 and claim his right to
vote. And it is time that that right
should be defended. We counsel perfect
order and peace. But that white men,
who have right to vote, should be driven
from the polls is too much to be borne.
White men do not deserve liberty who
are too cowardly to claim and exercise
their right to vote. The scarecrew at
Nashville has no more authority than
any other Governor He cannot make
laws. Every man has right to vote
whose certificate he has annulled. And
If we had one, we would vote il we could T;
and if we could not, we should in shame
and sorrow know the fact that the Amer
leans, Irish and Germans of Memphis
were too great towards to face Messrs,
Beecher, Brownlow and drop shot
gang of colored gentlemen, when no law
no right, no police and no army forbade
them. IL Beecher and the negroes car
, take possession of the polls, so can thu
Americans, Irish and Germans. And I
that is attempted again, let the issue
come, and let it not be said that white
men covered in the race of danger thai
a poItroon himself would hardly fear tC
encounter.
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E1~ Mr. Davis claims to be the Regis
ter Of Shelby county. If he ever was
such an officer, he is so still. Browniow
cannot put men out Of Office and put
others in just as he pleases, any more
than Governor Harris could. Be cannot
annuI the certificates given or appoint
new judges The judges appointed by
Davis are tie only lawful ones, and those
authorized to vote b. him the only law
fuI voters We may eoncsde the judges
If We will, 5ut not the voters Let every
man, who has a certificate, votes or. il
refused, furnish . case for the couriA
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TAKEN UP.
TAKEN Up,

TAKEN up
On december nth, 1851, two Bay Horsss. by
Bob Johnson. on the Old Raleigh rosd. ~ \
miles from Memphis, which theOvner caa hafe
By prOvins property and paying charges, Is
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FOUND.

f7OUND-ON THE CORNER OF SECOND
L and Adams stress, BREASTPIN. con-I'
tanning ambroiypos Of lady and eentlcman.
The owner can have the same BY calling y -
Madison street I|-
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IA Middle Tennessee has expe'
risqced the heaviest fall of SNOW Since
ls47. 1t was ten inches deep Sunday
night, aud more coming.
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FIRST WARD:
Judges-J. E. Randle. John Turner, A. Rem.
Clerks-B. F. Colman, II. B. Joiner.
SECOND WARD:
Judges-M. Z. Cochran. J. NJ. Graves, A.
BertOn.
Clerks-H. e. Goodlett, Hugh Fox.
THIRD WARD:
Judges-W. A. Bcckford, j. G. Mills. F. J.
Atwell.
Clerks-Charles Myers. II. P. Dix.
FOURTH WARD:
: Judges--James MoWilliams. l. M. Hill. NJ.
Clerks-H. J. Lynn, A. j. Halle.
FIFTH WARD:
Ju6sss-W. S. Bruce, 7. II. Allen. W. L.
Marsh.
Clerks--J. A. Gronauer. W. II. Hodges.
SIXTH WARD:
Jgdges-c. B. Church. Geo. smalzreid' Jacob
Cierks-H. D. Child.. Cook Creighton.
SEVENTH WARD:
Judges-L. Harmstad, G. P. Norris. A. ].
White.
Clerks-John Denie, w. II. Hunt.
EIGHTH WARD:
Judges-W. II. Passmore. N. B. Holt, Frank
Taft.
Clerks-GeOrg Kellar. ]. B. Ray.
NINTH WARD:
Judges-E. Prick, j. B. Grifing, ]. D. Dam
bury.
Cierks-Jesse Prescott, ]. II. McCullers.
TENTH WARD:
Judges-J. NJ. Williamson, G. P. Ware. Geo
Clerks-H. D. Buckley, H. f. Garth.
j. ID. DAVIS,
Commissioner Of Registration of Shelby coun-
ty, Tennessee. 10l-t
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H6S General S. B. Buckner has re-
covered all bis Kentucky properly.
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TAKE FIRE AND MARINE RISKS.
OFFICERS

w. b. GREENLAW, President
JAS. ELDER, Vioe-President.
S. =. READ, Secretary.
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rrUE FIRM OF BRADY, KEITH q
BRADY is disroived by mutual consent.
TIE business will hereafter be carried on by
ROBBINS, BRADY \ CO., az ~ Third St
1919 ROBBINS. BRADY 4 co.
NToTICE.-THE BOOKS AND ACCOUNTS
N Of John McGregor are now in our hands,
10 satisfy claim due us. and all ps--ens in
debted to said McGregor are hereby nouned %
come forward and settle, or the accounts viii
be placed in the hands Of an officer for cellec-
ton. TAYLOR, GAY 4 RUTLAND.
los SA Front street.
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FOR y ALE.


Special Notice.
OFFICE Surf METROPOLITAN PoIIcE.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. 80, 1867.
Applicants fer positions on the Metropolitan
Police force, whose petitions have been filed in
this Office. will report at the station-house of
the district in which they live, on the morning
of January LIST. for assignment to duty as spe-
cial patrolmsn. for services on that and tbs sue
ceeding day. Men retained for duty on the I'd
of January ELECTION day.. will be paid for their
services on that day, and from the number thus
SERVING will be selected ten uO) additional reg
ular patrolmen for duty in to new wards oil
the city. S. B. BEAUMONT.
Sup't Metropolitan Police.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF REGrsrRATIoS.
MEMPHIS, TENN. Dec 30. 1861.
THE FOLLOWING NAMED PERSONS
Il are appointed Judges and Clerks TO hold
the ensuing municipal election. The polls will
be held at the usual places in the eight origi-
nal wards of the city. and at point near the
Brick Church, Chelsea. for the Ninth Ward.
and at 90 near Tuxfel's Grocery. on South
for the Tenth Ward. The polls will be kept
open during legal hours, and held in strict ac-
cordance with law.
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MRS. KNOX
NOTICE!

A LII THOSE INTERESTED IN THE
IN Clock Rattle at Joseph Goodma ans. No. l9O
Main street. will call there NEXT SATUR-
DAY EVENING, the 4th inst, at g o'clock.
as the raffie will teen take place. A few
chances are not sold yet. loo
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A ADMINISTRATORS FINAL SETTLE
"A meat in County Court Of shelby county.
10 the heirs and creditors Of Michael hesse,
deceased. Notice is hereby given that have
Uesse deceased, with the Clerk Of said Court,
and that win apply for confirmation Of sac
settiementat the February term. iego. Of saie
Court. n be held on the first Monday q saio
month. in the Courthouse IN see CITY yr ea Rem-
phis. ST. li,,.i = tss,
Approved December IL. 1867.
JoaS LOAGUEs Clerk.
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BOARDING

BOARDING "A SMALL FAMILt. OK
Ii two gentlemen, can obtain pleasant board
ing. with a room on first floor. ut IS ExchenRs
81 A few day boarders also accommodated. n
Is A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, ALSO A
few single gentlemen. can be aeeommoQated
with rood board BY applying az 341 Main street,
over Mofats Variety Store. Day boardcrs
'' icas ~ ''-'' Mas. MA. HEYER
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WANTS.
FOR SALE.

ron sALE.--A NEW DOUBLE TBNE-
ment house on Aver street, containing q
all twelve rooms; seven rooms on south sids
and ave on the north side. Can be easily coz
yerted into a single residence; Size Of lot
io,r. AMY to s. L. MAY. 3o4 Front stree,
or ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT a co. sse 81
afrpat -
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FOR SALE -. CHINA STORE.

1y1E OFFER FOR SALE OUR ENTIRE
w stock of
CHINA, GLASS AND oUEENswARE, ETC.
~ also Store Fixtures at bargain for cash,
~ viii sell Fixtures and pert of stock only II
d.s;red For further particulars Apply 20
uesn'U' J. D0LFINGER 4 CO.
No "A rortb side of Court Square, betwesa
Main and Second SITS. Memphis. Tenn. lot
NOR sALE-THE VACANT LOT ON TIE
II Northwest corner Desoto and Elliott sts-.
5oxlOO feet. Inquire of +. VANHe2S, s<lI
Main street. I'll
TSOR SALE-A NEAT AND COSY HQMf-
Il two brick cottage-wlth eight years lc1<et
containing five rooms each. Terms easy. sit
mated lis Union street, between Third 11t
Forth streets. Possession given Janu1r{ !,
isfa. Apply to the undersigned.
JOSEPH ALDEN
sat 2fs Front sir.---
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A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE,

STORES Nos. "a AND SO POPLAR STREET.
with twelve rooms over them. These are fine
stands for business. and only few feet from
the 0verton Hotel. Rent moderate. Inquire
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TO MILLMEN.

WH HAVE FOR sALH AZ ~. al .rsed., S0LD
tyls metal. for journIllns pssRoss. y qs,ra 2, :.
nilis, hoiStins.works, Ss. WIN y so'd I" I"
Assod prices ibf ask.
Oei6 Hn, Gu1e 2-h
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IN WAR HAY BEEN DECLARED, AND a
I Iam prepared TO moet the enemy r
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Learn How to Save their Lives,
when 1t can be done so chcaply and easily.
eETo be had at all tho principal Drug Stores.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
In Eduity---Anderson.

In Equity---Anderson.
John W. b. Orr, Ext'r, Us. John w. Roseman,
Francis NJ. Mullikin, ct al.--BM to ascertain Lt
true ralue Of Land, for Relief, &c:
By virtue of an order from the Court of Equity,
all the creditors of the testhtor Wm Mullikin, ara
notified to present and prove their demands before
the Commissioner on or blythe 18th day Of October
next, upon pain of being barred Of any benefit
from The decree to be pronounced in this case.
w. W. HUMPHREYS, c.E.A.D.
Commissioners Office,
Anderson, July Is, 1865. 4-3m
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Assignee's Notice of Appointment

In the District Court Of tie United States
for the District Of South Carolina.
IN THE MATTER OF THOMAS J. p1cKENs, A BANKRUPT.
To Whom it may Concern.-The undersigned
hereby gives notice of his appointment as As
signee of Thomas j. pckens, of Pendlcton, in the
County of Anderson, and State of South Carolina,
within said District, who has been adjudged n
Bankrupt upon his own petition by the District
Dated at Anderson c. IL, s. G., the ao.h day of
JOSEPH N. BROWN, Assignee.
Is
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G e O r q I a
At Augusta.

THE 3ith Course of Lectures will he commenced
on the FIRST MONDAY in NOVEMBER.
FEES Full Cuurss. Sl05; Mdtriculation, So; {;
Disscciions, $40; Diploma, $50. All payable in
currency.
FACULTY.
1. P: GAnv1Y, Md, Emeritus Professor of Ma
terra Mcdica.
L. D. FORD, Md, Professor Of the Institutes
and Practice of Medicine.
Jos. a. EVE, Md, Professor of Obstetrics and
Diseases of Wor.cti aid Infants.
L. A. DuGAs, NJ. D., Professor of the Principles
and Practice of Surgery.
GEO. w. RAINS, MD, Professor of Chemistry
and Pharmacy.
II. F. CAMPBELL, Md, Professor of Operative
Surgery and Surgical Anatomy.
DESAussURE F0np, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy
w. II. DouauTY, Md, Professor of Therapeu-
tics Materia, Mcdica aud Medical Jurisprudence
EDWARD GEbDlNGs, Md, Professor of Physi-
ology and Pathological Anatomy.
KopEnr CAMrBEIL, Md, Adjunct Professor of
Obstetrics.
JOS. A. 8: MlLLloAN, Md, Assistant TO the
Professor of Practice.
JOHN s. COLEMAN, Md, Demonstration of An
atomy.
S. G. EVE, Md, Clinical Assistant ut the Dis
pensary.
L. A. DUGAS, Dean.
Sept 80, 1868 l5
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Fall and Winter Clothing.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform
their old friends ana customers, and the public
generally, that they arc now receiving nice as
sortmcnt of goods in their line, such as
Cloths, Black and Fancy Cassimsrcs,
Black and Fancy. Satinets,
Twecds and yestings,
All kinds of Trimmings,
Hats and Shoes, q fine assortment,
A small stock of Ready Made Clothing,
Part of our own make, all of which VIC will sell
as low as can be had in the up-counry.
]. r. SMITH & SON.
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SALE OF TOWN LOTS
FOR TIE
NEW COUNTY OF PICAENs.

TIE undersigned, Commissioners appointed by
the Convention to select and locate the County
Site for the New Pickens County, will sell TO the
highest bidder, at tho new location, on
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Tn Eqnity--Anderson. :

In EN uIGS--<AHS1e SOD. .
Ex Parte the Trustees of the Estate of De La
Howe In. Re. Elijah Webb, Admir-, vs.. H. Dart
racott.-BaH 10 FOreclose Mortgage.
BY authority from tho Court of Equity it is or
dered that any creditor creditors. of the Defen-
dant, II. Datracott, who had lien, by judgment or
otherwise, upon the land sold under decree for
foreclosure nthe case above stated; come in. pre-
sent and prove their claims before the Commission
er on or by the 18th day of October Dext Pro
yided, however, that no such creditor proving his
demands shall be entitled to his costs, unless his
claim to receive payment, or part payment, be sus-
tanned. w. w. HUMPHREYS, c.E.A.D:1
Commissioners Office,
Anderson, July Is, 1862 4ESm
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TAILORING G..
We; have also in connection with tho store o
Tailoring Establishment. where work will be put
up in the very best and latest styles and prices to
suit the times. All work warranted.
Sept 80, 1868 10 8
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON DISTRICT.

IN TIE COURT OF ORDINARY.
To Levi Gable and wife, Sally, Robert G. Martin
and wife, J. A. Martin and wife, residing with.
in the limits of this State, and to the heirs of
James O. Martin, deco, viz: David Martin, jr.,
and Edward S. Martin, residing without the
limits of this State-Greeting:
YOU are hereby required to appear at the Court
of Ordinary to be holden at Anderson Court House
for Anderson District on the first Monday in No
Der next, to show cause. if any you can, why the
real estate of David Martin, ST., decd, situate il
Anderson District, on waters of Generostee creek,
bounded by lands of D. L. Hall, Harrison Tucker
and others, and containing one hundred and four
teen acres, more or less should not he sold, to
make distribution amongst the creditors of the
said deceased.
Given under my hand and seal, this the 2ist day
of August A. D. 1868.
10 3m
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GUNS, PISTOLS, &c,
No.l1 Granite Row, Up Stairs,
oyer Reese & McGully's Store.

TIE undersigned is now receiving an assort-
wont of Guns Pistols, &C., of the latest and most
;mnroved patterns, such as English Single and
noyhIs Bafrelled Shot Guns, Colts Pistols and
ysriety Of approved styles. ~. IN
Repairing Of any kind in the Gunsmlh Line will
be- attended 70 upon '1ns ma
saiI and examine stock and prices. -
. oAA' '.H =. s-'-'--.ls. BENZ. F. WILSON.
Sept 80, 1868 10 pm
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Assignee'sNotice of Appointment.

u the District Courtof the United States
for the District Of South Carolina.
IN THE MATTER OF JOHN PETER BnowN, nASKaupr;
To Whom may (onetrn.-Ihe mnaers,gaca n,nnt ss
hereby gives notice Of his appUnu, eonv of of An
derson o anI State of South Carolina, within said
G.fr District who has been adjudged Bankrupt upon
his own petition by the District Court Of said State
Dale,l at Anderson C. H., S. c., the 18th dny Of
September, 1868: nnou,,
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Saturday, October "a, 1868,

The remaining LOTS at New Pickens Court House,
comprising, respectively, half acre, one, two and
four acre Lots, judiciously laid out.
The location is near Hunters Store, between
Town and Wolf Creeks, fourteen miles from old
Pickens Court House, twenty miles from Green
Vile Court House, and seventeen miles from Pen
dleton Village, and in healthy section. The
location is most desirable one, being situated ON
beautiful plateau, and surrounded by fertile
region, with thrifty inhabitants, aad the Village
rapidly improving:
There is, on both Town and Wolf Greeks fine
Water Power with good Sow Mills, and an abun-
dance of the best timber near by.
The County site is nearly equi-distant between
Keowee and Saluda Rivers, has fine view of the
mountain scenery, and will command large trade
from the mountains, and good country farming
lands can be bought in the neighborhood.
Terms of Sale.
One-third cash balance in two instalments of
ninety days and six months. Purchasers TO give
bond and surety for the purchase money. Titles
to be executed, but not delivered until the bond
for the purchase money is fully paid. Purchasers
to pay extra for titles and stamps
JAMES LEWIS, Chairman,
JAMES II. AMBLER,
REESE BOWEN,
w. 7. FIELD,
j. E. HAGOOD,
Commissioners.
For further information, apply to the under
signed, at Pckcns c. II.
JE. HAGooD,
Seo & Treas. Board of Comm'rs.
Oct I, 1868 Is 2