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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-07-15
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Die in @t. Souls erl@einenbe v@et.
ppf" i9reitt:
@enn mir I'M @erlauf ce6 lebten6albz
jabr5> ME e6 ft@ bduf9 traf, purd bic
plum Strabe famen, 70 ira len mir bort
itet6 an elmer Fl ittmmtenGfe eine6rau> bic
nod bic @puren fribercr S91nbeit tru9.
Sic >par arm, febr arm, II. &partete an Der
eenannten Gde Sag aus Sag Elm ouf if
rem Mann, Der INNER ni9t cri@ien.
g. ltsrn permibten mir Ge an ibrem oez
mobnten plaB. Sbre @eldtdte 1T trau<
rig urb fur3 ersdblt, Sie mar erlt nee
nt9e Sabre Yerbet1atbet uno cine ltbr
9lldlide @attin> ais per&rie9 au6brad.
Sbr @atte 9ebor9te cem &ufe peS 2on<
pes> ;p9 in ben &rieg uno feel ais tapfe>
rer @oloat auf cinem lipliGen S9la9tz
feloe. Die ltebenoe Grau fonnte TN
m19!i@ an ieinen Sob 9lauben-feine
&lage fam iber lire 2ippen-iie bpfte
auf bic @iererfunft. Mue ibre @epan<
fen lparen ein3i9 auf bieien @e9enfanp
9ertdtet> ie idwantte smilden 5ofnune
uno Tur9t, ibre fire Spee 1hien bcinobe
in cine TIRE a%ustuarten, ais ie ii9 enpz
lid entidloe, gu elmer rieier lo%senannteu
Wabrla9ertnnen ;u 9eben, wel9e nur gu
lei6t 9enei9t iinp> ipl@en armen perlo>
1cn ca6 @elo aus Der Ial6e fir traeno
etne Sl9e bcraus;uidwaBen. Dielelbe
oertaerte ibr benn aud, bab fie ibven
@enabl 1tder auf1ncen reroe> 1renr iie
td9li9 an elmer BEL timmten Gde berplum
Stra6e ouf Jpn marten wol1e.
Dleler Nnweilun9 aetreu, wartcte fte
9cculci9 auf bic Grfauun9 ibrer 9of<
nun9en Ser9ebli6 . Gag su Sag bis
seitern. D1it ibrem otae;ebrten, ot9e<
tarmten, traurioen 0eli9t, 100 man in
jerw Talte Gle Gorge bic Grmartun9
unc bic @ebnludt leien fpunte> ldaute
iie jepcmS 1harf in'sNnt>
lib in Der persetliden @ofnun9> pie3ii9e
re58 tel9eliebten su erbliden, ben ie mebr
ais ibr 2eben licbte> ce1en Mu9e tbr je
rpd nidt mebr entsc9enld1eln mirp.
Sn per 9%lubenpcn Sonnenbibe, in Der
ltren9cn Winterfalte, in 6turm unc See
gen mar fe an Der Gde, 1c >partete uno
bpfte. &eine Sdtlr,rode, BON melher
cie @iderteit 9on3er Nrmeen abbin9,
f6nnte treuer tpaden. NQein rur9 ibr
an9etrcn9tes @a@eu, cas ftets persebz
lih mar wuree ile bats irr1nni9.
@eitern enpete ibr @arten paeur1,
pa6 Elm paar Beamte fte BON ibrtm ppz
ften atl5iten, une penn l9pn IN Der
freunoltditen @ei1e in ba6 Stattonsz
bou6 abfibrter1, Yen no iie mabridetnli9
mad oerGountY<S rrenantalt 9elanct tptr>
rem miro.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-07-15

Suffalp> 10. ,Suli. - Gbpma6
Mte'n; wuroe beut na@ benz @efdnenib
9ebra@t unter Der @ntlaee am ltBten
Sonntoa letnen 8ruoer Gusrpn, auf Dem
8oote ",Spbn Mbite" eruoroet gu baben.
GbomaS bebauptete paB fem Brueer ;u<
fdQis ertrunfen lei, ais aber bic 2eide
auf9efunoen tpurpe fanp man al, penel<
ben Spurer wel&e BON elmer 8%ewalt]amen
@erlebun9 berribren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-07-15

SelzYrin3e1linen." - Die
Muewanoerun9 Don Mmerifanern nab
Deutl9lano in ben leBten Sabrcn unb
namentlid in rieiem SABRE 1T iebr fart.
&iele 9eben binlber UNI ft9 jabrelana.
BORT auf Subalten. Bie mir bon suridz
9efebrten Deutidamerifanern err abren
paben, rrpbnen ALIEN in Der @tabtD res=
-!eer 490. .qmerifaniiae Tamiien. Sc
iho:nRitsha parrenus> Die rur9 pez
'troleum :. Equalization. Sboocy : Con-
ffqft* pier aaf antfie @eile Elm @er<
1sS9en' etporLrn battn uno jebt Don ben,
Grtrasc rc6 @eloe8 leben. @ie leben
in Dcutl9lanr bi1ioer ale bier uno fSn<
nen fir tpeni9er @elD 9r6feren Mufmano.
MAIDEN. Das bS@fte Slid pieler BON
ibnen ioq iein, gu aoeli9en ooer 9cr
flritliden Gamilien ein9elaben III tperz
cen> no iie nann ntdt ettpa NIT vrepubli<
tanii@er Ginfa@beit" ipnoern NIT arobens
@@auseprdn9e auftreten. Die GS6ter
iolen an ben Sff3ieren Elm 70 9rpbe6@ez
fallen baben, >pte bic Oieni tmdpden al,
ibrem @6ab, Dem &eiter. Man bat
rielen amerifanii9en Ddm@en ben
Spcttnamen ~Selzprin;ejtpnen" beige
le9t.
Gin iBi8e pleteier-Der
@raf y. @orbiere> @pbn res Minifers
@arls X, 1T i'm Glitter BON IS Sabren
9etorben. @on ieinem@ Batter ersdblte Der
u@aulpis" fclgence bIb19e Mnetppt,.
Gorbiere, BON 2rowi9 XVIII. seapelt-
mar berubmt pur@ feline ettpas plebeii1de
un9eninbeit. Da8 erite Mal, oab ct
gum Static 5useipaen murbe, fling er ba<
NIT an, bas er semdtbli6 auf Der Eafel
yor ii@ au6brettete : iein Miniferporte<
teuiQe, iein Notitbud, feline 5ano1 dube,
lsinen 9ut, ietn 8riQenfutteral, feline
Sriue, feline 1abadppie, fem @@upftu4
-. uNber i'd bite Sie, SEER .. Cor
biere," iaste 2upwis XVIII. inbem Ct
ben Miniier NIT Staunen betraGtete.
uutperpen sic pent1 balb aufb5ren, Sbre
Eai@en gu leeren ?"- uSire>"' ,cntee9z
,1ete Gorbitre gang faltbldtis, ~35ae On.
Majefdt.eS ettpa spr, bab i'd fle mir
faQe 2" 2uowis liebte ben @ib uno bieie
Nnttport ertparb benz Grzplebeier bic
@unF hes &1ntes.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-07-15

@ber9laube.- &cr fur;em farb
int Dorfe Boprseno in &ul1i9 polen>
tpte beri@tet miro, cie Grau zines &uiz
fl9en Miuer6, uno etni9e Sage mad
Dem B%e9rdbtnt7e ertattete cer Wiuer
bel Dem SrtsYoritanoe bic Nn;eiee> baB
bic %peritorbene @attiu besNa@tS alS@ez
ipenft umber9ebe uno Jpn iowobl mie
feline &inoer uno Na6barn nit Dem Gpce
berrobe. St be9ab iid nun 1T 8eolei>
tun9 res &oritebers uno sieler 3euaen
auf Nnratben psrlelben na1 Dem Nriep<
bofe, grub bic &ei9e aus uno bieb perz
ielben - uauf rab lte i'm @rabe &ube
babe"-pcn &opf unc 5dnce, ab! Gintae
Sage parauf erfronfte Der Muuer beftia
uno itarb am 9eideneifte. Or bate ii@
bel Der benferarti9en Mrbeit Yerlebt; bic
8ep1lferun9 aber bebauptet: vDie Soote
bdtte Jpn sebolt." Die unterlu9una 1T
i'm 3u9e. =, r.s.
&e&tSpfle9e.-@ ir be9cenen
abermals in M(ain3er 8ldttern elmer Mn<
setse bic Don BET Maneelbaftiefeit unie<
rer @eiebsebuns in Baeateuladen 3euez
nib liefert, Dteie @njeise lautet BUR
Nufre@tbaltuns zines neutrality-suspicious.
&ontuma;zurtbeils miro Der untesei9z
nete Greitas ben d. SUM- 1869, @ormit>
tags Is ubr, auf Dem Mqrfte in Main,
eine&leioertirfe 3panssweiie seeen slei9
barre ablun9 pcriiet9ern. Rube, @rp6b.
@eri9tSpouSieber." @as mag oieBlrRe
pcbl wertb iein uno wie bod 1i@ bic
S9ulp belaufen?
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-07-15
Der oeutf@e Ga1bieat Der 0israt@.

@tr t6nntn IS peper Der ,DiSpath"
prcr iraeno etner 3eituns perrebren, un~
lere 9(rtittl III ensltider ueberiesuna in
ibren 8ldttern ~ r%eprppu3ircn. @enn
ater rie ~Dispat&" nut 10 piel oue unz
ltrem Samtass artifel berausnimmt ais
serace in ibren &tam poet bic 5auptz
fra0e ober, mel9e wir porin belpraden
abI9tli6 unterrrudt uno ibren Qelern
pprentb6lt, 10 lit btes chen tpeiter ni&ts
ais Elm Beneis fit rem aufri9tioen @baz
raeter jenes Blattes. Die Treibeit wel<
dye 1t9 eie uDiepatd" NIT pielem Mrtifel
nimmt, tnoem iie ZEN elben ouBer alien
3ulammenbang res ppn uns @ela9ten
unc NIT 6inme9la0un9 Der 6auptiraoe
m%ierersiebt> fncet itren G%ulminatirnsz
punf1 rarin> rob rielelbe NIT Der ibr ci>
9entbumliben Bel6eicenbeit tebauptct 4:
uWir baben ibre platform unp ibre Mnz
ltdten an9enpmmen", unp lpritt na6
Blatt rie weitere 5ofnuns aus, pa6 mir
AUDI ferncr leinen NnIaten fol9en UNI
jece reitere @ontrpoerie ubcr bic SdoBz
mei1tcrfra9e ais erleriot betra9ten unc
allcs @eitere Der Gonoentipn iterlaGcn
rereen.
Der ~Dispatd" ricne bierauf CUR Mntz
mort, paB mir eritene uniere et0encn
NnI9ten baten uno oielelten in IN itrer
3eitun9 lnummuncen ausaeiproden ba<
ben, ebe nod nc ~Di6pat9" ~ elmer
Nnii6t iberbaupt 9etpmmen tpor.
@enn bic uDispat9" munlbt jepc
reitere @ontresorle iiber bic brennenre
Tra8e gu permeiren, 70 febt has 70 aus,
ol6 pb 1e bereit5 ibr Yulpsr seri9o0en
bat UNI germ UNI iraeno einen prei6 Ga
pituliren mSdte. Stun mir rpQen erpbz
mitbi9 banpeln uno Der Na9barin ibren
@unl9 9epdbren unter Der Bsrin9un9
paB ile tbren Ganpipoten snridSiebt.
Dies wirpe ale weitere G%pntrpYerle cnz
ben. .
Dir balten es ni9t fir notbwenbia
auf bic faule @etpurfutl9e Der Di6pat6
III antpprten, Captain Mun9 olS IT,
rem @anoipaten fit lieutenant @ouper>
neur aufsufteQen.
Captain MIn@ III Ganticat fir
g 9atmetter uno fir fein onoeres
Nmt, prsr bofl sieQei9t bic vDispat9"
ouf pieier 9eimrutbe etniae @impel gu
%faasen? Nu@ ra6 9r5bte @ranborn mu6
etnieben, rab, rddte bic vDispat6" nur
i'm Gntfernteiteu raran biel en- &ori6la9
III ebrli9er Ntidt III MAIDEN, periel6e
nett friber bdttc semadt .tperren ml1en,
namentli1 na mir ielbit 11pn ldnsere
3eit surid carauf bintpicien, bab ,penn
I'M ere a mertfani1@en Greunce IT,
9eno melde oeut19e @anoipaten emz
pfohlen bdtten, iie uns in 3ett peren
Namen pi1en lai1en ipQten, um I'M lere
2eier ramit befannt 5u MAIDEN.
Der pulitilde Seiuitismus BET DiSz
pat@ in cieler Tra9e liest 70. flar am
Sage, baB e6 Don unierer Seite feiner
tpeiteren Gr5rterurs beparf. Sbne rem
Natipismus Der Dispat9 3u robe ttetsu
~ molten f5nnen mir ibr bic @erfi9erune
eeben, raB mir General aMyeriQ nt9t,
pe6balb nidt beflrmorten neil er Elm Mue<
ritaner 1T, ionoern tpeit mir l%ber3eustii b,
paB 9err Miin&, ab9eieben ron allen n
tertn@ rlnpen, ,pel&e fit feint9fomtnatipn
fpre&en> far bae &mt in jeper 8esiebun9
fabis 1T.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-07-15
Minneipta @nfg Tabrif
@enbelin @eiS,

@afbtneton Strabe 3ptl&en eagle unb Gbe(nut,
uabt br stern 2anbune, Gatritant ron unb Sdxbler IN Mala.
Gtber. unb Deppel<Gfta. Dieter GfNs IL uuSerf6lidt xnb
unRrtttte Va beRe I'M Warfe. I'm UWrten eiaagua&eu sttr
reenb fpnRisen GamiltsuSebrau&. trw
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-07-15

Npti3. Or. 5unter Nib bur9 Or. g..
@4ifn1ann, cbemals pom 81. 2ouiS Stabtboipi-
tai, a%lllfirt, Der fir oiejsnisen, bic Der enslii9en
spra9e nidt ma9tia als DolmetiAer funsiren
Eirb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-07-15

Nptia. IT. 3nnter wirb bur@ Or. e.
@4ifmaun, etemals pom ct. Qouis tabtbcfpi<
tale ajifirt, Der fir biejenteen, bic Der ensl{&en
@praae xidt mG9tie, ais Dolmsti9sr funsirtn
mirb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-07-15

Man i9reibt aus @pbur9:
.S@tpere 3eiten! Ebeure 2cben8mittel
uno bcbe Steuern unp Der SER
So9 1ptelt &pm6bie! Da beiets
penn ni@t mebr: @rnt 1T baS2ez
benbetter Die f-lonbern :
Grnf 1T beiter-unb'ne &unf if's ~
,leben!
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-08-06

PLUE RIDGE HIGH SCIIOOL.-pRE.
nJpAhATORY TO TIE UNIVERSITY OF
vlRGlNIA.-Tho principles, alumni Of the
University of Virginia and of Rugby and Cnmb-
ridge, England, and confidently Commended
70 pnnilc taVor' ny testimonials from those m
stitutions, are teachers of successful experience
in schools Of. high grade. Sessions
l5Tn, close JUNE goth.
TERMS: Tuition, bonrd. fuel, lights, and
washing, $3.50 for entire. session. No extras.
For circaldrs. adlross the principals, at Green.
wood Depot, A%lbcrmnrlo, vi.
va. $50
CASH1E HARRISON. Alnmnus of Univer.
sity OF Cambridge, England, Principals.
Augusta. 1860 % tf
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Notice.

A LII PERSONS indebted to the Estate of
INV. d. Balienger are requested TO make
payment without delay, oil having demands
will hand them in by the first of August prop
orly attestcd.
SALLIE A. BALLENGER, Admir-.
July. 8. 1860, 80 8
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j. n. ROBSON,
g o MI MISSION
Nos. 1&2, Atlantic Wharf,
CHARLESTON, S; G.

HAVING ample means for advances, d IDS.
AIiness experience Of twenty years, and. con.
fning himself strictly, TO a Commission Bqsi.
ness, WITHOUT operating on his own account,
respectfully soIicits e~onsignments Of Cotton;
Flout, Wheat, Corn, 90. ;,
tioTn, .$asso ttif,eir consIgnne en ns sid sittsr TX b
Charleston Or New York thus having .tBs ID
vantage of two markets, without extra commits.
sion.
REFERENCES;
Bishop ". M. wightman, s.. c.; Col. VIM.
johnson, Charlotte, N. g.; Rev. T.. o. Som.
mers, Tenn; Hon. John Pining, Augusta, Ga;
Messrs. Geo. W. Williams & Co., Charleston.
:: e; Messrs. Williams, Taylor & Co., New
My 3, 1869 80 ~
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Cleaveland Female Seminary.

A FIhsT;CLASS BOARDING SCHOOL,
"A FORGtKLS. with frtceV. able.ahd expo.
r'onced teachers, with superior aeco,n ltiodntions
and beautiful situation, affords to its pupils
nnrivalol advantages for the study Of music.
modern languages drawing aud painting, MS
we'll as Ill Che Branches of mn sented English
and classical course. Address for circulars or
admission.
s. N. SANFORD. Principal,
Cleaveiand, O 10.
August 81 fs89 43 If
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NEW SPRING ...
AND SUMMER GOODS TOR
1869.

AN il receiptof a Very large and ccompbtloetts
L STOCK OF GOODS for the
u. Spring and Summer Grade,
Which I hnvaea, fgelsoted in pcrson With great
eare and with an eye to- the wants and necea.
eities Of this community.
LADIES DKEss GOOOs;
Consisting in part Of every style and desorip,s,
ton of Prints, from 10 cents up; MuslpJ,@j
70 cents up; Lawns, Jappanees Cloths,
bons, Laces, Corsets, Hoop Skirts, and ia fSss@
everything necessary to a Lady's complete
GENTS GOObs;
Of all kinds Linens, Cottonades, Tweeds,
Plain and Fancy CassimetAs, French Drap,H
Etc; also, Hats of oil kinds and styles.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ladies' Lace and Congress- Caters, Mems;
Boys and Childrcn's Boots and Shoes.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Window Curtains, Table Cloths, Shocthsss.
Shirtinga, Long Cloths, &C., &c.
@ I.
Collins Axes, Planters G. 8. Braae,s Hoes.
Ames' and RoWland's Long Handle Shoyels,
Spades, Scythe md Grass Blades, Rakes.
Hames and Trace Chains. Also, CarpenterS
Tools Of every description.
~EATAmLEs.
Hams, Sides and Shoulders ; Maokerel, SD.
gar, Coffee, Imperial, Green and Black Teas:
Kicc, Salt, Molasses, Flour, Corn Meal and
also a general assortment Of Confectionaries
for the Ladies. ~
~ of which I can and will sell as low for
cash or Barter as any Merchant can affcrd
then.. Call andsee for yourselves, as r chargs
nothing for showing my Goods.
-. BIEMANN .x
Walhalla, s. G., April 10, 1859 28--tf
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Western Military Academy.
II. EE7RRY sMHTIH. suD,t.

The next regular session of this Academy
begins on tst Of Sept. 1869. An extra session
will be held during the Summer vacation. For
further information address
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
PIcKENs GoUNTY-IR pIoBATg::
Micajah Alexander ! Petition fSs pG.t:ttaI
vs.. and Sale Of Real Es-
David Alexander, et.al. tate.
T appearing to my satisfaction that Tho heirs.at-
i law of David Alexander, decd, number and
names unknown; the heirs of NIicajah Alexander,
Jf.., ID, number and names unknown; ond three
Of the heirs of Melvina Roberts, names unknown,
defendants in this case, reside beyond the limits
or this State: On motion Of H%olcombe, Pro. Pet,
1t 10 6fdersd tlpt they file their plea, answer or
demur to said Petition, in this office, in forty days
after the publication of this notice, or their con-
sent to the same will be entered of record.
I. II, PHILPOT, J.p.P.c.
Piokens G. H., July Is, 1869 6
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
OG0NEE COUNTY. /.

1ll4
OG0NEE CObNTY.
IN rnE COMMON tsLENs-Iau1rY SIDE.
L. B.. Johnson and wife
yS. Bill for Relief
John II. MoFall and Partition, Sc.
j. a.. Doyle, ct.al.
Under an order made at the July Term Of the,
y Court of Common Pleas. Equity side, fer said
County, I will sell, at the MGrkot House in Wal
on saleday in
SEFTEMBEE NEXT
The Tract Of Land described in these, proceedings
as Tract No. 3 or tho Poor House Tract, being
situnte on Keowee River, adjoining lands of n. =.
Morgan md osheSs, and containing sos Acres
more or less.
TERMs.-CrsIft Of ten months, With Bond and
Two good secutitiees, AID a mortgage Of tEe Ereni.
scs 70 sccdte the purchase money. The parolfa-
ser having the option of paying cash on day Of
sale, and to pay extra for stamps and titles.
j. W. STRIBLlNG, o.o.o.p.o.c.
CLERKS Oalte, July 27, 1860.
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TNHR drawing will. take place at Masonic
day Of September, 1859.
..A4gtats ygfH furnish. pamphlets, giving do
ao,'p Fs o., q .As property, ana eontaiaipgs .Se
The responsibility and integrity of.tne.Com.
are endorsed by the oERrTrIcArEs (Which viii
BIO found in the pamphlets Of the following
gentlemen: Governor j. w. Stevenson, Hons.
Carrot Davis, and Thomas q. MoCreery, United
States Senator'S. Hon. John r. Bunch, Speak.
ofof the Kentucky Houss Of. Representatives.
Hon. Archibald Dixon, Joseph Adams. FFtssi-
dent Of Of N Sataesi BANK SnRs g ! a. H. Ia Bspps.. prs ssa
others. Of Henderson, KY; Hon. w. r. Par
rett, Judge Of the Circuit Court Of 18th judicial
District, and NJ. 8. johnson, Judge Of Court
Commo Pleas, Of Ind. Hon. VIM. II. Walk.
or. Mayor; John 8. Hopkins. President lst
National Bank; and others Of. Evansville, In.
diana. and many other gentlemen Of position
end prominence in kentucky and Indiana.
eeys The Farms $500 acres cleared and under
cultivation have been rentesaa the. present year
1859 for Sl2 per acre, money rents bonds
for the rent have been depositsdi in tho Fafmer,a
Bank at Henderson, KY, subject S control Of
@SSEsxips The Farms. Rsas q .ss sspRs I p sa9ss
!, gIcKETs 81
Can DO psfShassd Of 1a 5Sss -
/. H,LIYXNEy Fanuers' Bank, Hsndersou, Ky.
Il, ], AkExANDEH Commercial Bank, Ion
ybaEsf s ot.sjLasxAHam f;ssrasa.s BAH i lis,.
JAn Ah1s'l !. SA n%SRxls;g' oss;. ks; p.s., &.
D, 5 ss TaoM kS. Lexington. rs.
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Dissolution.

'TIIR Co.partnership hetetSfsetS, t1sistinte beiween
i the undersigned having expired on the 26ih of
June last, ~ It's cwn limitation, notice Il hereby
given that the Books Of TIE Firm will be closed 10
BY II. w. Pieper, who will hereafter alone con-
duct the BUSINESS at the old stand, on Main street.
The outgoing and the. permanent .fetufn their
thanks for tast !,patrohage, ard hopo to merit q
cottinuanee Of tie same. !. !.
II, W. P;itEpER,
July 6, 1860 80 3
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LANDS, lands!

s@p 1877 5
KEEsE & MaCULLY,
Brokers and Dealers,
IN SOUTHERN REAL ESTATE.
WILL attend to buying and selling. South
plats and dcsotipptions Of Lands for sale. Par,
ties desiring TO barohase in the South, and
those who desire to sell their property, will And
1t to their interest 70 consult with us. We have
correspondoncein Now York, Boston, Hartford,
Conn, Baltimore, and other Northern cities.
Those who wish to sell their Lands viii
please send US % full description and Plat and
Deeds of tho samo. ~
Parties wishing to purchase, other North, or
South, wilde VOL to correspond with as. Will
ton Of Lands for sale by us. Any i~nfdtHation
cheerfully given. No charge is made unless
cafd. ~
KEEsE B. .MtCULLY.
Brokers and Real Ettat9 Agents,
Anderson G. H., s.. O.
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RGft1fAr1x; 50: e.;
HAS in charge sot sale the following L.oTS
Al and FARMS {.
Lot, 18th Acre, in Walhalla, near Court House.
|" 2 Acres in'. Walhhlla, fine building site.
@r2lGfeot,' below walhalla, fine build
/" lsos2lO feet, below walhalla, fine build
ing site.
10 Acres, below walhalla. Emo building
site. 2
1877 Acres, between Walhalla and Depot.
Farm, !65 Aores-improved-adjoining Wal
200 Acres, unimpalSostdsa, ' q miles from
Walhalln. {.
$40 Acres. improved, a miles from Wal.
halla. /,
1850 Acres. $50 acres Bottom, improved,
N13 miles from Walhalla.
400 Acres, Blue Ridge Railroad, Perry.
vile Depot, 8 miles from Walhalle.
" 500 Acres, near Perryyille Depot, 0
miles from Walha]la.
600 Aores, Seneca Creek, near Perry
vilfe Depot.
46 Acres. in Wnlhalla.
" lG5 aoress 80 acres Of bottom, improved,
d miles of Wnlhalla.
100 acros, on Eittls. River, 10 miles of
Walhalla, 100 acres Of bottom, sDs1 inn
proved. /. .n q
1900 acres, 40 acres of Creek Bottom,
improved, fine stock farm, IA miles from
70 acres. woodland, Vail .iiaiysstsa, one
mile from Walhalla. "a. ,, ,. a.
122 acres, Ia miles from Walhaila, fine
situation for Tannery.
1eg>Ofice on Public Square. -use'
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THE sTkTE or SOUTH CAROLINA.
IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COUNTY.
Samuel Chapman, Petition for
vs Partition 6 Sale Of
JACOB chapman ct. all Real Estate
T appearing to my satisfaction that Joel
4 Chapman, Mary Mckinney, the Heirs at law
Of Ruth Wigington, number and names un.
known and the Heirs ut law Of Ia,eral Chap
man, number and names unknown, Defendants
~ this case beside beyond the limits of this
State.
1t is ordered that they file their place nm.
swe or demur to said petition in this Office with.
in forty days from the publication of this no.
tlce as On failure to do 30 the Petition Will ts ts.
Zen pro.confesso against them. i. -
1. II. Pn1LPbT,
June 80, 1860, SO I'd
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LIB. R. R,. r..

B: R. R. r..
m and after this day the Aetoommodationn rfsii.
y from Anderson to Wslhalla on MONDAYswiil
WI p. GAILLARp.,
~. - 49, sdperiItoudeftt
THE STATE OF sUUTH oARoLINA;
l'icktMs County.
Alexander Aligood, Ex'or, Citation farn ii,
Banistor Allgood. Decree.
L nppearingt to my satisfaction that Banfstcr
~ Allgood, Alvin Allgood, Ellis Murphy and
wife Jape, Jeremiah. Ellis and wife Patsy; Iran.
Ole Henderson, wife of William Henderson,
formerly: Francis Kennemore, and the heirs Of
Casander Major, deceased, names and number
unknown, defendants in this case, reside with.
epS ,ths limits Of this State: Il is therefore
ordered that they do appear in person or by
attorpsy at. a. Court Of Probate to DO holden at
Ptjoksns Court House, at 10. O'Clock, A. NJ, on
Monday, tho 9th day Of September next, TO show
cause why i final settleIf6nt of The Estate Of
barnett. II. Aligood should not be lid and i
deoreo given thereon, or thoir consent in failing
to attcnd will be entered of record.
Given under my hand and seal at Pickene
Court House this 9Th juno, 1869.
/. II. PHILPOT,,
Judge of Probate.
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