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The New Deal.

President Grant has changed the whole
complexion of his Cabinet.
In the place of Mr.. Washburne, who is
nominated as Minister to France, we have,
as Secretary of State, the Hon. Hamilton
Fish, of New York. This is change for
the better. Mr.. Fish was member of the
Legislature of New York, his native State,
as early as 1887, and was in Congress froul
1843 to 1845. He was elected Governor of
New York in 1S4S, and was United States
senator from 1861 to 1857. Mr.. Fish is a
gentleman of acknowledged ability and
great personal integrity, and will be far
more at home in the State Department than
Mr.. Washburne will be in the gilded salons
of Paris.
Tha Hon. George s. Boutwell,, Of Massa-
chusetts, nominated as Secretary of the
Treasury in the place of Mr.. Stewart, began
life as farmer, and since 1912 has been
continuously in political life. He was Gov
ernor of Massachusetts in 1851 and 1852,
and was elected to Congress in 1862. MIR.
Boutwell, is one of the bitterest and ablest
Radicals in Congress. To him conciliation
and compromise are meaningless words,
and his earnestness of character, intense
party spirit, and commanding talents have
enabled him to exert gigantic in
fuence upon the Radical members of the
House. Mr.. Boutwell, is undoubtedly o
master. mind, and may make an admirable
Secretary of the Treasury; but his appoint
ment bodies no good to the South.
Of General Rawlings, who succeeds Gene
raj Schofeld as Secretary of War, We only
know that he was chief of staff to General
Grant, and is now well rewarded for his
devotion to his old leader.
This is the "ncw deal" From it we
draw the inference that President Grant
has abandoned his idea of conducting tue
affairs of the country upon strict CONNER
cial principles, and is preparingto abandon
himself unreservedly to the embraces ofthe
party leaders. AJsu omen
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3or Salr.

CTEAM ENGINES FOR SALE CHEAP,
- If applied for Immediately
III One l2 horse Portable ENGINE
Ill One +horse Portable Engine.
ALSO,
IN One s.horse.powcr ENGINE, In good condition.
CAMERON, BaRKLEY l. CO.,
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumoerlaud.streets.
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THE ZEITUNG, it is announced, has be-
come the property of its editor, Prof. Her
man D. Meier, who contemptates several
important improvements in the manage
meut of that journal. After the lst Of
April, it is to be issued ri-wcvkly, ou Sun
days, Tuesdays and Thursdays. As it will
then be the only Charleston paper publish
ed on Sunday, it will naturally find its way
into the hands Of many who have not here
tofore been in the habit of reading it. We
wish our contemporary abundant pros
ueriy.
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that they are all false and StdndeT0aS upon
the people of the several counties embraced
in tie said Fourth Congressional District ana
upon tie managers who conducted the election
on the 3d day Of n ;vcmbcr, a. D. 1868, ana the
undersigned denies the truth OF said charges,
one and all, and he demands of tho contestant
therroof."
This rrocf will never be given; for not
only is it our conviction that Mr.. Simpson
was legally elected. and can prove it before
any impartial tribunal, bu. also that his
majority wcull have been much larger but
for the inlimidltions practiced by the
friends of Wallace, which gave that person
twelve or fifteen hundred colored votes
which otherwise would not have been cast
ut all, or would nave been cast en- the Dem
ocrstic side.
Mr.. Simpson also pays back Wallace in
his own coin, in regard to incligibility; Tor
while he is liable to take his seat until his
disabilities are removed, he may, in regard
to Wallace, find it necessary "to offer proof
GAS to the disabilities of the contestant un-
uder the Fourteenth amendment, as to his
accepting office in violation of the provls-
sions of that amendment; as to his encour-
ga eing acts of illegality and violence on
".he part of his friends and partisans to
sssecure his election; as to fraudulent votes
s.cast for him, and other Illegal acts by
"bimself and supporters, to so overcome,
sscontrol and manage the colored voters, in
"said Fourth Congressional District, so as to
"compel them, ifpossible, to cast their votes
sen masss for him, without knowing for
"whom they were voting, or understanding
"anything whatever as to the import of
stheir act.
We have called attention to some of the
leading facts of this important contest, not
more to show the solid ground upon which
rest the claims of Mr.: Simpson, than to
urge the Democracy Of Union, Oconee,
Pickens, Greenville, Laurens, Spartanbur 1,
York and Chester, to be diligent in procur-
ing what evidence may be required to dis
prove every shallow assertion which Wal
lace has ventured to make. This it is nec-
essary to do, even if it is fOregone con-
clusion on the part of Congress to refuse
Mr.. Simpson his seat. We may not be able
to make the United States House of Repre-
sentatives act more fairly in our case thar
it has done in the case of others; but it is
our duty to accumulate proof, to gather to-
gether testimony, so that it may be made
evident to the whole country that Congress
is not rejecting our candidate because he is
illegally elected, but because he is Demo
crat, and for that reason alone. Whatever
the odds may be against us we must not
give up the fight; and if we persevere we
may yet see Mr.. Simpson and Mr.. Reed
take the seats in the Congress of the Uni
ted States to which, by law, they are en-
titled
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FRESH PEACHES. CORN, &c.
Hs CASES. LB. FRESH PEACHES
20 % cases. 2lb, Green Corn
10 cases, Glib Green Peas
80 cases, 2lb, Fresh Peaches
10 cases. 10, succot,sh
10 cases, az ID. stri e Beans
10 cases. Glib. Pineapple
10 cases, Id, Strawoerrfcs
6 cases, ID, Ounces
5 cases, l ID. Frcn, Peas
s cases. l lb, Mushrooms.
WIN. s. CORWIN & CO.,
3. No. 275 KinS-street.
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Groceries nnb Misffuanfons.
JEWELL BROTHERS
SElF.LEAVENlNG FLOUR.
THE BROOKLYN CITY FLOUR MILLS,
Nos. z, 4, and Fr,lton.street.
pRnnKLYN. NEW YORK,

x. q,
BROOKLYN, NEW YORK,
ARE NOW MANUfSc7URISe THE ABOVE
n WILL KNOWN FLOUR. which Ii put up EsfE'
cIALLf FOR THE .oUTHERS MARKETS..
The nrep,ratiop used In the manufacture OF tnls
Flour is that invented AID patented oy PROFESSOR l.
n Ho sford of Cambridge, Mass, 70 Wnom IIe st tH
lowing was written by thr celebrated Baron Lleoi,,
whose reputation q chemist snd Nan OF sc'ence -
world wide, in reference to this preparation:
rExrRAcr FROM A LETTER FROM DARoN rIEBIG, oF
GERMANY, TO PROFESSOR HobsFoRD.I
sIhaue through greet series Of experiments Satis,
sd mysef Of @ PURITY anu e5ese"s G ,s cdsD S0 aid,std
and Of The be ttose. AsI0 from Ge eoneea,eaees ;s s
Invaluable idea of yours hos proridec CONSIDER a,s
iortton one Of hr most % grts D1en @ ss.aTrs
ral.e IF -four will be inc edsed ten per ctn oy your
phosphotic Bread Peparalion; dnj he result Is pre-
cissfy The same as # The fertility our 10hea fe,ds
ha been increased BY that dn'tunt ""o' '0"ae''u'
In addition to which it can be said In its favor that
the preparation is not new one, put naVnE pSsn I
ed by one OF the most extensive 6t ms IN the CITY
of New York for O period of eight ytare, ourlng
which time it has been proved to be nos Only Dene.
fetal IN its action upon the human system put tnat
it is the only preparation OF tue kind OF wnicn tnls
can be said.
We therefore, claim, that regards healthfulne6s
convenience and gene al deslrabity 1t is the most
superior article for the purpose no'o made on Eno,on
and IN this position are fully sustained by the
endorsement given to 1t In the communication above,
the opinions OF the medical faculty and scientific
men oil the country, an the genera favor with which
our Sef-Leayenipg Flour Las been received by the
public; and we now offer it with renewed confidence
in its superiority all other "so.called Pro
parel or Self Raising Flours and we guarantee
every package sod pledginR ourselves az 'ee same
time, while keeping up the standard OF our fIour.
to place ii before The public on the most reasonable
terrns as regards prlce. ,o-rrns
Brooklyn, March 4, 1863.
A full stock Of the above FLOUR always on hand,
| and for sale by
STENHOUSE &c GO.
| u,h1o fm2
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THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY can not adjourn
because the Committee on Ways and Means
will not report the Appropriation bill. Is
the committee hankering after the six dol
lar per diem, or what? Perhaps they Intend
10 revive the resolution introduced last ses-
sion, aud make the per diem perpetual.
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CLARET WINES.
HS CASES ST. JULIEN MEDOC
1 = 80 cases G Goard's Coutry
rs cas- 8 Johnston. Sons Medoc
25 cases Brano nburg Freres Medoc
co cases Johnston's It Loubes
so ease e. B. & Co.'S. Bouillac
10 cases Cha eaux Margaux
10 cases Lbsteaux
Hockheimer
Labbenheimer
Clos de Vouget
VIM g. CORwIN & co.
No. 275 King-street.
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Gost anD .9ounD.

CyTRAYED FROM THO CORNER OF
- Cha Jcl and Aleyander-streets, Yellow aud
White Setter DOG, with steel chain collar on, en-
eraved with the pamo of A. ANDERHORSI,
Cbapel-street. A reward will be paid for his re.
cOvery. Marcn IL
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TIE AppoISrMENrof General james Long
street to lucrative federal office at New
Orleans, which is announced III our tele-
graph columns this morning, is one of the
signs of the times.
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THERE is some talk of introducing leg
islative joint resolution requiring the Gov
ernor to enforce the Charleston Election act
What ne1ts
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Why NOT change the title of thee "Mili.
tia bill' aud call it at once what we fear 1t
will prove to be, viz: "a bill to organize
civil war in South Carolina"
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Rernaual.

nEIoyAL.-THE >UBsCHIBER HAS
II this day removed his Bakery establishment
from No. OF King.strect 10 No Ssl KING-STkEEr,
above Gcorc .stroe where he will be happy to see
his old customers and the public generally.
A. T. MELCHERS,
No. 3s1 King.strsct, above George street.
March
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Boarding..
GniIorina, Gtf.


m ALL 10 Il N G
TEE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RETURNED
from i;ew York. with landson @ selection Of
CLOTHS, CaSsIMEREs, YE>IlNG-, 60. and is
now prepared to execute all orders with dispatch.
Hlving had many Yeas experience IN the busl ess.
he feels satisfied that the mat rial and workmanship
viii give every satisfaction Call aud exanliue my
Stock. ALSO
FINE LOr OF tUliNISHl'G GOOD,
JOHN RUGuEIMrR,
NJ. al king-street
March 10 f wfm7 Third door no. til o. Qaccn.
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EeIAss Billings oal1hE ITT

sasssS xs SyNnS 20 Say suMthing.
III @ u Say saMttRins 4 sh rssaao ryssslseaoS 4 ttSl
u ss d fer.iliasF..pao asseso
ISL There ATE ,variqus, Kinds of miikd fhsfS'
sssst milk, sour milk, lskin milk, butter,
Y soy nilk. and. she milk Of human kiudy
fd bat the amostest best milk ID the milk
Y s &! ha!ssapt ,!ss she most watsria T. Butter
X ssll 'sEcnt The best for butter. ,i"sx9/ 81,
4 ssiiilk Spontaneous, and has done moro to
SleaoopraRe the proyth 'sf human folks than
|, sany other likwsd. IN 5f..'l
s ilk Is lsoseal; N Tia also scquaasio While
nntlsf the patronage, Of milk vendors 3aei bqos
81 s faa,ssss, p,sS:, ~ T.. oksrass ailk b.s
Saeyers been solved yet.s7ata = a8ftRyll9p nj mo.
5 Milk is also another name for hatnab kind.
Milk aad bread is pleasant mixtur.f.s,; ei
Il ssoasotimes ifsmilk 'fsf aloudl Ito stand too
lsfls u scdna rises TO the surface which ;s
apt b skafe foxes that i've Ii cities, bat il
II dasseht fo'lor sthat the milk,i nasty. This
sal'ga is err'lsai ,ksens 81 foxes Who inhabl.s
tne country. .ssh9Giasorqtai oT essi "a 8Iom
Kreme is ths'paFeSt ~ halter, and butter
cents d apoundaoJsig 'ia % paaiijs sdi al
The most koe9ihqs9s' kose9ihqas9ss MIX n use, Without
doubt is skim milk !. skims MIX is made By
lsk'~ins the milk, which ss. considered sharp r;I'
u praotiss $ Nv ToAaT
Milk is' ebtaiped1 from COWS hpgs, wood
ehux, rats, sheep squirrils, aud all other ami.
B mails TINT have hair snaix and geese don't
givetmilks eE avinia;uea SSH yalioN aEi tt
forgot Is t statp, ia,. .oopqla,to,a., .hs. COW u
milk, if we'll watered, bring ten cents per
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BAKGAlNS,' BARGAINS! !!

YHE Subscriber, sabout to change his business.
1 offers for sale his entire Stock. consisting Of
Dry Goods Boots and Shoes. Groceries. Hardware,
Crockery So: TO an .entetprising party, this Of
fefsa fare ohahce. as the stand isone OF the best
in this section Of the country sal 10
81 IN T[lk JOHN BLACK.
Z 20 fI1egg eg, FALLS, Sent. Is, 1860. /,
N B. Goods win 30 rctaled 1t low figures, un a .
til the entire stock is. disposed of, !.
Persons having claims against John Black viii.
please shan them in, and those indebted will come
forward and settle '''"' 'li ~
JOHN BLACK.
&. Sent, ,l5, 1869 so If
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GAGGAkkiHs EENaALE GOLEEGE
LExINaToN, KENTUCKY. a%a

HHNHE First Session Of this Institution will
IL begin on MONDAY. SEPTEMBER Goth, 1869.
and close tho second week in June, 1870. II
will be DIVIDED into two eqnalterms, w ( v
II has long been a cherished Object with o,,r
philnntropie friend, Jas. NJ. HnckEB! If this
city. to establish q afrst.dlasa Penitsis Cnlleue.
With some assistance from. friends, aud great
sacrifce'on his part3 he is n'w able q, ofsr this
INSTITUTION 70 theI patronage Of ap apprepiatiye
public. II owned entirely by him. Iaind thu
finances, with the dY25Sstis department, will ba
wholly under the contfol of'hiniself aud his ex
ceilent wife, 5y4EsE9yf Ft}I%f n y T.
Tho Literary Department. will be under the
management of iRoBERT GRAHAM, A. NJ. late
President Of the College of Arts in Kentucky
University. Ills long experience rs AZ educa.
tor, his eminent success as All execute, officer,
and his culture as Christian gentleman. are a
suttioient guarantee to pnrents that the men al
aud moral educntiun Of their, daug "a; ers will 10
properly Conducted, ~ <G,,lI3 IS
a large and able Faculty male and female,
whose time gpd talents are pledged 10 this en-.
terprise, will hid the 'Proprietor aid ihe prcs;.
den. o. make this ono Of the best Fem IeG 3 eges
10 n'ths Whole country. ne 43,tH} =
An elegant building. erected expressly for
this College, l6O by H8 feet fur stories. and t.,
be tastefully furnished with oil the modern i'm
provements. will afford ample accommodations
for three hundred day and boarding pup,s.-
Ats iocatnn js one OF the most beautiful within
the city limits, aud 30 fur .emoved from the
center Of business as tn possess all the adyan.
tsges Of 4 suburban seclusinn.
q The course of instruction, Including Prepar.
atory, Collegiate and Postgraduate Depart.
monts, will be most thorough. and no pains will
be spared 70, give entire satisfaction to all WIN
patroaize tho College, l'l.'''
"ohargesas moderate as in any ins,it,tion Of
the same grade. For full particulars. tcrn,s.
and genera! announcement. ,arpsyitu James II
lt"eker ~. President Robert Graham. n
The undersigned having heon chosen n Board
'' ADVICE n" counsel of l!"ckor Female College,
n,h,;s mGs, r'Fda'iy ree"pmend i}toan episl'cNrl
,.... RoBERT MILLloAN
NJ. Il. LARD.
. .t J. W. McGARvEr.
Sept. 81, 1869. So ''A1'' f
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skaocker Eenaale College,

ysI,> lA.,.i LEXINGTON, gEETuckY. n-,f !, .n,,
VIE First. Session Of this College will begin
III on Monday, September Goth, 1862! Am.
pig Recommendations, with d large and able Fac
pIty.s TOR over three hundred scholars. Terms
moderate. For particulars apply 70; as ~ ~
RonsRF M,lLIoAN, lJAs. NJ. IfockEa, Prdp'r.
MOSES y. LARD, D,"!at T'N' OR Af ,'7N
Board 9f Advice. = .n- sal = fn. a.
Sept. 2I, 1859 Esi'@Hi 'r SO tdt ifu
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Reply ofthe Commissioners.

Y ~, ,.tltft t!IhR08fH
III SSSssS & snos
have not been disp5sed 81 Is jastfy she pTSpri. s
etor in allowing q transfer of tho property on
the lst of September aud they have CONCLUDED
to poatpone the drawing until fhe 9Staa day
0fDeCcnnb6r, aS6O.hd &,.,i. ssji,.e ~
h,A large number Of tickets have bsen sold.
and We entertain but little doubt that all wilt
be- disposed Of by the time fixed above We
think we are acting in the interests of ticket
those who have purchased tickete. share in the
drawing. Should the drawing take place now,
the proprietor would be compelled, In order to
save himself from loss, to take his CHANCE in
the drawing with the unsold tickets. This he
does not wish to do, nor dove desire that he
should do It.
The poatponetnent is for short time onlS,
aud as the possession Of the farms cannot DO
snrrendsred--being rented cs. s,r the present
year, nor the rent collected until the lat Janue
arv next, It can make but little difference with
those who are 90 fortunate as TO win whether
aa sney succeed on she iss of September or the
The owner of the property will hold no tickets,
and we trust thoss who have them twill wait
cheerfully fur the time fxed bv ua-fDr there
ssA1l positively 'ase mo iarther p0stA
pOaAemnent.o e"b ,7E ~ gr' eaanF - ~
The money arising from the sale Of tickots
ts in the bank. too credit, and the owner of
the property cannoti in any way use or control
it until after the drawing and the transfer of
property. The increasing interest in tho
aohanoe, and sho confidence manifested through.
out the country in it's fairness justfy.u Jus in tn.
opinion that the scheiae will Certainly be
great success.
u. Banks,
a"' '2"'' VIZ. 8. MoLLowAY,i
,i RI T. Glass, 4 ~
m MI, W. 8. ELau.
lnf5 GRANT GRERN.
lqa 9.aai ae4ae a.. ..tf. Commissioners.
,aoAp, opportunity Is nov, offered for thse who
were Disappointed in getting tickets belore
September Ist. to secure them now. The
scheme is regularly chartered BY the Kentucky
Legislature, and the interests of ticket holders
fully protected By la,o. It is also endorsed by
Gov: Stevenson. and U. g. Senator's Davis and
McCreery. and over two hundred Of the leading
citizens g Of Kentucky There are 81 prizes il
all capital prize Sl5O 900. and amallest prize
5000; tickets .pnly $500 Secure them Of
lowing authorized financial agents. Who will
also furnish circulars. Send mnney at their
risk only by express lprepeid) 20 order, reg.
tstered letter, or bank draft.
- AoSass.g
+. i: Lsss, cash's Farmors Bank. Henderson.
I'm 1li's AKss1.ssssaf w slssf sn~ersal Bank, Louis
JoHs O. LAfnxa, Pres. Bank IInpkinsille. X.
JAAfs J. DAtLAx, Commercial Bank. Pada,
B. G. TnoMAs. Cashier. Lexington. XIV. ""'
w. b. TrLsR, Cashier Deposit Bk.. Owensbnro.
Sept. 81. 1860. 50 .1a,frr
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IaM .Advef ftiggraent 81
The Hsndssrs2ht s Land II Sale.
R9ssPPaeEasnS ,p1 Drawil,g. 60. Do.
nOai 0El SCSGalbeES %. I lH5tk IS1 [
c0rreasa"sssef ssysts" asA Psapsisssryqaa
IAll as cD1s,ni ni...onAs,,ss. W. Ill

- = - -s-a--- tSaSi.fNf y = u
Mssssrs 2Baahs sisd otasss, Cbm,aissioaess
y fh 81 tsg'.1sfs,Y.s
GENrLEsES regret that I am compelled
to ask at your bapds % postpanenleHt az the
Ay Xi'hesss sssS .s' s.s Ssag ,,sss,s H.. boon
sold safScisns number have not been disposed,
Of to justify me sale OF my property without
loss TO- mo. unless i hold the unsofd ticket
which Gdo'not intend to do,Ci ssit4 1ssfasds
II you will give me until the 28th aayiof,
Decetnber 1904 feel confident Of disposina Of
all tho tickets, by that time. =, IL, -
sH s'e'ls','3 MslfrxH si.ff IsHsRss'etonEN MsoENh1s.
iHIEsDERsosr KY. Aag, "A. 1850. ~, ~, ,
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,5lfsI n. W1IITNER5 Gib N
Attorney at Law slg
.yosEA AND YIiJal ut
R EAL EsTATElA GENT,
~ 9.WALHAtLA, SO. Ca ''''

~ aaWALHAtLA, SO. CA..ss i'''
HAS in charge fjr. sale the follo&ius LOTS
II J. and FARMS bi' dAmts'4a5N'li Dli0
Lat. tth Acre. in Waihalia near Court Iseuso.
a. q 2iAores in Wnlhalia. fine building rito.! !
Gov 2l0 feet, bo."w Walhalla. fne build.
ing site.J - }7I{SIIt
1905 2iO feet, below Walhalla. Rme build.
=. ing site. it 9 p
;" 10 Acres, below walhalls, Ono building
sHi2 site. f'H 1f
'"tl3a Acres between Wulhaln and Depot.
- 200 Aores. niIimproved. 2 miles from
F' Walhalin. I.n
go 500 Acres. improved, miles from Wal.
}'ei halia. go n ~ 'iptpih IA gi @ rjisas, +
(" 1850 Aores, $50 aores Bottom, improved,
nm" 10 miles from Walhalla. 'a
~ '42O Acres. Blue Ridge Railroad. Perry
.,, vile Depnt, D miles from WalhalIa.
6oD Acres. near perryville Depot, Q
miles from Walhalla.
g 600 Aores, Seneca Greek. near Perry.
Vile Depot.
46 Acres. in Wolhalla.
100 acres. 80 acres Of bottom, improved,
4 miles Of Walhalla. ''N''o T.
100 acres, on Little River, 10 miles 0
Walhalla, 100 acres Of bottom. weA in.-
proved.
1900 aores. ,,l4O acres nf Creek Bottom,
improved, iihe stock far,n. Ia miles from
Wnlhalla. ...,
q 10 acres. wuodlnnd, well ti,abered, one
milo from Walhalla.
l22 acres, IA miles from, Wnlhulla 6ne
a situation fur Tnnuery.
s@~Ofice on Public Squire -g6a
May 10, 1860 80 If
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Farm for Sale

In OCONEE COUNTY. one aud b half miles from
shcthe Town ofNyalhaila, 8. O., coussiing Of One
Hundred and Twenty-Six Acres Of Land. "a large
and substantial Dwelling, Barn;I and all other ne.
nessary, oqtbuildings.
~ m .'n0 80 SN''tiJ. y. w. LuDEN,
= At Mr.. G. H. Roohaa'o, walhAlla. "
June l5. l8b3 OK I a6I II
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Wanted, 2Byss,'s; 2sBSy T., ns9s hgsn,s a'. sl9,s

VgNaE,aad svsryahere, Agents, $1,000
sSs AalSCu, $3.50 per month, amale Pand
female to introduce the Genuine Improved con,
mon sense Family Sewing Machine. underfeed
and overfeed styles. Price onl, $la. The q
braid, cord, gather and embroider III, tclo:s
cannot be pulled apart, even after every other
stitch is cut. Every tnachine warranted Eve
years. We win pay above salary or commits.
sseA srarsb iehsGiAe hehrhduntcan As usade.
Address for Terms fo Akenfs a.; :
GEORGE MoEATHRON & co,
. aIOLLyIGI ,IUi : Nashville. TennlT
CAUTION.--Do not be imposed upon BY
other ,parties palmipg Off worthless castiron
machines, under The same nan,o Or Or otherwise.
Ours is tho only genuine and practical machine
manufactured. .F@l7Gd n
d Septa2l, ls6a.nta tsgdaid 50a o,ls prytf
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