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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-04-01
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~ If you wish to buy land
cali On Holman & Holman.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-04-01

Ia Trunks in great variety at
T. J. GRAY's.
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Agricultural Convention.

AS yet no ssep has been taken by the farm.
es Of this County tofsend delegates to tho
Agricultural Convention, which will assemble
at Columbia on the 2Sth instant. We notice
that 10 nearly every other County of the State,
tho mere announcement Of the project has
been sufficient to excite such a feeling Of
interest as to induce the farmetsSto hold meet
Jugs promptly eudiappoiht delegates torepre.
semi thsss. WIN tho people Of Oeonoe stand
aloof, while her sister Counties are moving IN
this laudable effort to rccuperate the soil and
productive power Of the State and regain its
lost wealth aud prosperity Will the people
who vegetated and fostered the Democracy Of
South Carolina, forsgo the advantages, which
mast accrue from an int rchange of'expetienee
among the farmers Of the State, in tho various
hsanches Of Agriculture? What portion OF
tho State stands moro il need of information,
in the present improved and improving modes.
Of yssra,ing, than we Of the upcountry ? I'm
tho cultivation Of cotton and application Of
fesslizers, we are ~novices ; in che adaptation
aethe vasiaas kinds Of commercial manures,
to the growth Of tho different products suited
70 our soil and climate, we are Inexperienced !,
and even ia the cultivation Of corn, (our" sta
ple) We must acknowledge that the old sys.
tam is erroneous aud unnecessarily expensive
Heretofore our largo planters had q surplus
sf Labor. Il was Incident to Landed property
and, their. great object was toropon enough
land TO employ their labor. The System was,
"out down and wear out" Now labor 10
bought at a price and the present wiser sys-
TEN, IL, ."contrast add improvo." He is now
the best farmer who can gather the most
grain or cotton from the least area Of land.
The common idea, that boy, who il ft for
nothing else can be a farmer, has been explo.
ded and education and experience are admit.
tsdao do ae,csssary qualifications 70 successful
asniHs> He Is tho best farmer, who being
w~ers,cauoated, reads most, stddies most; and
eppRes' whatever available Information he can
obtain todthe Improvement 81 his land and
esoDps. Nsithsr u agfienlture limited TO TIE
sroytb III grain and s%sottop. II includes
tLe. raising, and Improvement Of stock and
Auits, the management Of The dsiry, apiary
auoh like, all Of which may be made
sources 81 profit Oar State fairs prior to
tbs war wore attended and encouraged ,by
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the best men Of the country and theirbonefo.
'al ioffaonoe was beginning to be felt. AT
that time thegplanters of the State were inei-
tedbbya spirit Of pride and emulations,toa
generous competition for tho highest yieldsper
acre of any given product or the best speoiI
men of stocksof Ito various improved breeds
Now q more cogept motive for. %exertion in
these matters exists. Our people have bssnf
suddenly reduced from great wealth to dire
perjury and necessity forces themto the adop.
ton Of every expedient, to ecouomlse labor,
to increase production and to improve their
stock as the only means Of regainihg their
lost fortunes. To disseminate useful infor.
nation in these matters, and to encourage it,
application BY the farmers Of the State, is the
aim aud purpose Of this Convention and as
such it should have the countenauoe of overy
industrial avocation. Oconee should send her
delegates to Columbia, Piokens has appointed
delegates as I am informed. Hold your
meetings and select good practical farmers to
represent the County.
The eleventh. hour is better than a lido
fault"
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VALUABLE
-Lamd for Sale.

- Ns -2 --|s F- ...N- f-H 81 HNH
Nancy Erwin, widow, } Petition TO ssyA Hand,
VILLAS, ltwas,. sb.at. tion, 10. $3.50
RY ordsnofs III. !Phi!pot, Esq.,, Judge Of
soil 70 tho highest bidder. at Pickens C.H,. on
Saleday 10 May next. the \
REAL ESTATE Np
OF John Erwin, lying on both. sides Of Town
Greek, waters Of Twelve Mile River, containing
Three Hundred Acres more or less, and adioinc.
ihg,lanhsoa dadEe G., Ferguson. AbasIons no.
per andesAsrA This tract Of Land lies within
tins Cotton asd Wood Esads,. aud nniV shoaf
With ane oreAas6soagooas fruit. 10. III. > III
TERMS 81 J4kLE--0n q, credit OF Twelve
Montha, With bind and two good saraties, with
interest from date. The purchaser 70 pay costs
r. cesh, o9 day OF sale. and pay extra for stamps,
JoAB MAUbDlN, .o.o.
April, s, 1859 an @sY IA. Ii
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A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

hs'undcrsigned having been appointed
sna.of tho" Special Commissioner for Oco-
nee County, byAe Constitutional Convention
o. South Carolina los january 1865, aud hav-
ing CONQUERED In the. transactions Of that
Board up TO- Aagaat 9Th; 1868, the &y on
which ,the'towa' lots, were .sold,at Walhalla
and the ~coaduet'of said; Beard; at some time
since its organization, having been suoh as to
draw out an investigation, Idcsire to ofTsr the
following evidence as touching the merits OF
said investigation, together with an explana.
ton Of tho action taken by me 10 the whole
matter. l..l l..
The Grand Jury state in their Present.
naent at March. tafnA, 1858, that Z" there are
many evidences ,tOspsnae thaA tho Board OF
Special Commissioners throsghout tho whole
transaction have conducted The matter they
have. ia trust for tho County in an exceeding.
" loose and careless manner :
Dag N. DoYLx: Dear Eir---Bcipe
well acquainted with the measures adopted 81
Tho. Board Of Special .Commissioners Oh Loca.
tioplfo Oconee CouEta anterior to. hhs sale
Of. iowa lots, to secure the faithful easeusioa
Of the duties imposed upon tkennn, I have no
hesitation In saying, that they were such as
were best calculated to subseYve the public ia.
terest at The least cost to tho County. Indeed
!, may add, that I believe under the eircusn.
stances, they werethe very Best, X not the oaly
measures which GOULD have then been adop
tod, BY, them.
! NY connection With che Board having
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-04-16

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ocoEEE coUNTY-IN Probate.
Sobn West, Applicant. ]
vs. Petition to sell Lands,
Susan catharine woss pay Debts, for PsrtS
and others, Def'ts. ton. &c.
7 appearing 70 my sasisfe ction that Susan
i Catt,arine West. James Rogers West, Jas.
per West. Martin West, Mary Wet, Stephen
West, Minerva West and Cynthia West, do.
s~enaants in this case, reside bevond tho lim;ts
Of this Stats: The said absent defendants, ara.
therefore: required to appear in Probate Court,
to be holden at Walhalin, s. g., en- the Ist day
Of July next. to shew cause, if any they can,
why the Real Estate Of Archibald West, decd,
should not be sold, AMI the proceeds, after pay.
nent Of debts, divided among tho heirs Of said
deceased, according to law, or their consent TO
the same will be entered Of record. Given un-
der my hand and seal, this 9th day Of April.
1867. RICHARD LEWIS,
April5, 1859 rs BIN
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Sherif's Sales.

RY virtue Of sundry writs Of FTeri Faeias. to mo
~ directed. | will sell to the highest bidder. at
Walhalin,, 8. c., on the first Monday In May
next, within tho legal hours, the following prop
erty
One Tract Of Ian | containing 300 atrees moro Of
less, lying on waters Of Chauga Greek, adjoining
lands Of L. Cobb, Spencer Chambers and others,
levied on as the property of VIM. II. Phillips at tho
suit Of Robert Jarratt.
One Tract of Land, containing 80 acres, more or
less, adjoining lands Of H. d. Rochester,, F. NJ.
Adams and others, lying on waters Of Eighteen
Mile creek.
One other Tract, containing 100 acres moro or
less. adjoining lands Of Andrew Lewis and Others
All levied on as the property Of Pfaoidia Adans at
tho suit Of J.. B.. Earle.
TERMs CASH. Purchasers to pay extra fos
stnmps and oil necessary papers.
j. il. ROBINS, 500
April g., 1869 26 I'd
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FOR THE KEowsE COURIER
P1cKENs G. H., s. c., April Sd, Is

PIcKENs G. H., s. c., April Sd, 1869.
Editor Courier: Dear Sir-Having been
here but a faw days-during which I have
confined myself to preparation for business
no items Of interest Of a local or other nature
have been noted for communication that could
possibly enhance an interest for your eesamns,
which already, under the auspices, are coming
out rcpletc with so great variety Of both IN.
t~crcsting and useful reading and senenl news.
We believe the COURIER is already what you
say it is your purpose TO make it: GA wei.
come visitor to every family"
We arc becoming more and more attached
to our new location-are now satisfied that
the reports circulated relative to the intern
peratc habits and corrupt morals Of the coun-
tyaand v~icinage are veny gpeatlE exaggerated,
if not almost utterly unfoundcd. Some there
are, like the conceisd Pharisee, who devoutly
thank the Lord they are not as other men;
who can strain at gnat but will swallow q
camel; whose lack of intelligence broodsse
very corrupt idea as to what constitutes U
standard of morality, or the bcstiality of in-
temperance; who from little, by disingenuous
reasoning, infer the whole; who have seen
the SOS Of public day concentrated, and say
the whole world is corrupt. Hence have
arisen such reports everywhere. Is it fair?
The country hc:e is strictly one Of very 6ne
agricultural and manufacturing resources,
about which We cannot write in detail now
perhaps may hereafter. Any desiring to To-
cate have only to visit and look over to be.
come satisfied of tho fertility, and salubrity Of
tho section. The people aro peacesblc in de.
meanor, commercially moral and provorbially
hospitable.
The organization Of a Sabbath School is in
its incipiency, with almost a certainty Of sue.
cess. No educational institution is opened
yet, but strong hopes are entertained Of there
soon being a fourishingo school under head.
way. I know the people are conscious Of its
Importance. I learn a considerable sum has
been subscribed to go to the erection of a
Church. Then in a locality noted for health
and sublime scenery aud ether great adxapsa-
gcs, and soon to be- fsE It's superior. facilities
for the intellectual and moral training Of the
young; what greater inducements to PERSONS
who, desire to, get iate'a g0oa asuntryI
Mcss.s. REID & Wsnsese, sas energetic
contractors for building the Cbart Hesse, are
progressing rapidly towards its completion
Other buildings are in coursc of construction.
The weather for few days has been pleas.
ant = favorable to farmers !: and we conelude
from the preparation-the people antioipat.
bounteous harvests, rcplenishedi granames
general lavish outpouring from the autumna'
oornuoopia and joyous festivals. 14.a y
.. ,o.,., w. II. Il.
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Sale of Real Estate.

DY virtue Of ansprder'to mo directed BY I.
III. Philpot, Esqsg5 Judge eofe probate fol
2piokens County, I viii sell to the hishost bid
p1cRnss G. n.y. I
On 'saleday in May next the Real Esta.eaol
Nicholas Medlin, deoeased, GSnsisting Of rs
Acres Of Land, moiS6r1Sss, lyiSlgs1 and being ID
said County. on Hawkes. Crock, adjoining lands
pfJamos j. Hester. p. B. Martin and others.
TERMS OF SALE-On q credit of twelve
months. with bond and security, with interest
from date. The costs to be paid in cash on day
Of sale. The purchaser to pay extra for sssmps
and titles. -. u IN,
JOAB MAULDIN, s.p.c.
April S. 1869 90 ID
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New Goods.

D. BIEMANN has just returned from Charl-
eston, where he has purchased and is now re.
%ceivine the largest stock Of spring goods ev.
or brought to Walhalla, consisting of ladies
dress goods of every variety Of stamp and
quality, gentlemen's ready made spring end
summer clothing, farming tools, carpenters
tools and every kind Of notions, which he Of
fers to the public at tho lowest cash prices.
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Secretary's Office.

GREENv1LLE AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD CoMrANr.
COLUMBIA, SC, April 10, 1860.
THE ANIMAL meeting Of tho Stockholders of the
/ Greenville and Columbia Railroad ConpanS
will be held In Columbia on THURSDAY, tho 10th
instant. at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Stockholders holding scrip in their own. MINES.
Tor as administrator or executor,) will be, passed
to nni from said meeting free Of charge; and
those holding five shares or more, for elk months
previous, are entitled to have their wives and
children residing with thcm passed also free Of
charge. By the charter, no one but y s.oekholdeT
can represent stock as \ proxy. All proxies to
be valid require q ten cent revenue stump for each
name.
G. Y. DARLINGTON, Secretary.
April 10, 1850 II I'd
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Gard.

IN this issse DE-: o. NJ. DOYLE in reply
to the prcsentment Of the Grand Jury publish
as a card, vindicating his action us one of the
Board Of Special Commissioners appointed by
the Convention of 1868 under an ordinance
70 divide Pickens District in to two judicial
and election districts. We commend its pc.
rusal to our readers.
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The Weather.

The weather for the past week has assimi.
lated midwinter rat' er than the heart Of the
planting season. On Tuesday a bitter cold
wind blew from the mountains, which could
be seen white with snow. This was followed
by a heavy frost with considerable ice on the
morning Of tho l4th instant. The peaches
In this section are all killed.
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md hence the error in ditto.

and hence the error in ditto.
There Is another reason or protest, which
should have Incorporated In my letter. Of
protesty but whioh was inadvertently omitted
In w~rhfng--whioh is that our Board t.the
last meetng1 ever attended (about the 9th
?of August, 1852 agreed, unanimously, to
petition the Legislature to relieve. us from
tduties ID the matter, because No hed7efeoted
all that could then be done, in that we had
secured a good and, sufficient Bond for The
erection Of Public Buildings, With an agree.
ment onssthe9 part. Of tho obligers to furnish
accommodating for Court and County oaioers
all Of which hadbeen includediu our report
to. the General Assembly. Ne made ont our
Petition, and it vas, after beiag copied by
the Secretary, to be forwarded 10 ms in Col.
umbia, to be presented in the House Of Rep.
rescntatives. I was anxiously waiting for
tho petition with the view Of presenting it
and asking suoh legislation on the subject as
would be necessary to make it the duty Of
of the Board Of County Commissioners, which.
was then organized, to carry out the further
provisions Of the Ordinance. That petition
never reached me; nor has any satisfactory
reason been given why It was not forwarded,
Ss hGa heea :Sssea! or cad urged By cve,a.
member cfMe Board, Perhaps The resoind.
ing q good contract and the making another
had something to do with il, but that is for
others to say.
l had been thinking for some time Of
writing a letter Of resignation Us member Of
the Special Board, bu. had postponed on &c
count of other business up to the arst day of
February last, at which time I met Mr.. BRY
FRETwELL, another member, for the first
time since my last meeting with the Board
and from whom / learned chat he had no
knowledge Of any RECESSION of contract, or
any other important business since our last
full meeting in August. Previous to this I
had entertained the opinion that all the other
members OF the Board had acted in concert.
| now determined to tender my letter of res.
ignation at once, with a protest against the
proceedings taken. And soon after took such
course in tho Legislature as I thought best
calculated to secure tho public interest in the
matter under consideration, by placing the
further conduct Of the business in the hands
of a responsible Board Of bonded officers.
Regretting as l have, and still do, the neo.
essity Of appearing before the public for the
purpose of explaining official conduot-yst
whom the necessity arises, as I conceive it has
in this case, I do not shrink from the daty-
and had the Grand Jury seen fit in their
investigation to hear evidence in these mat.
ters and Disseminated in their presentment
as to the part taken by the various members
of the Board, l would have heen relieved of
this necessity.
l hope those papers in the State which have
published, or commended tho prescntment
refe red to, will do the justice to publish this
this also.
q. NJ. DOYLE.
Tugalo Valley, April 10Th 1860.
s@- T. X. sasportas (colored) has been
appointed Postmaster at Orangeburg.
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Seneca Township.

The following officers were elected on Tues
day last for Seneca Township:
Selcctnea.-R. Y. Fl. Lowry, NJ. s. Strib-
ling, B. p. Sloan.
Cvcyh.-J. w. Livingston.
Surveyor.-B. L. lowry.
Consable.-W. W. Hamilton.
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Fertilizers

MEssRs. WALLER, WATsoN& Co. have on
hand ten tons Of Mapes' N~itrogenized Super
phosphate Of Lime which they will sell at
Charleston prices witt freight only added.
This manure has been tested aud is highly
recommended by tho planters of Abbeviffe.
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Agricultural Convention.

The following gentlemen have been ap.
pointed delegates from Seneca Township to
tho kgrioultaraE Convention to be held in Go.
lumbia on. TIE 2Sth instant:
w. A. Lay, J. w. Livingston, M. 8. Strib-
ling, w. w. Russell aud II. 8. Poroher.
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Public Sale.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CARoAINA

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROAINA.
ocoNEE couErY-IN PROBATE.
DY virtue of an order Of Richard Lewis, Esa.
10 Judge Of Probate for Oconce County. I
will cell to the highest bidder, ut tho Market
House, in Walhalia, on Saleday in Nay next,
E-EgE REAL ESTATE
Of Jordan Moore, Decreased, confirming TWO
HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES, moro or
less. lying on waters of Long Greek: adjoining
lands Of Pinckney Moore, L. d. Thrift and 9th.
ers. 49,
TERMS-Op o ereda OF nine nsoDtbs, with
interest from date. The purchaser to give bond
and security. with a mortgage Of the premises,
to seoore tho purchase money. Stamps, titles
and costs TO BE- paid in cash, :.
JAMES II. ROBINS, soc.
April 10, 1859 27 3
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Notice.

A IL PERSONS are hereby warned araipss
IN trading for q note of hand, given by tho
undersigned TO P. l. Dean or bearer, for $1,000,
bearing interest eight months from date, as il
was made for q debt tho consideration OF which
has already Been EegnfJy discharged.
p. E. MAXWELL.
April s., 1860 26 Z
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Notice to Creditors.

Rob-. A Thompson, Admir-, Bill for Injunction,
vs. Accounb, sale Of
M. N. Cary, EStr'1, Real Estate, Re.
Cynthia McGufin, ct. al, lief. &C., So. -
PURSUANT to an order feom the Court Of Com.
1 mon Pleas, Equity side, made in this case at
March Term. 1860, oil the Creditors Of the Estate
Of Joseph B.. McG1fin are required to- prove their
demands before me, in my office. aeeesdssps 10 Aw.
On or before the Let day G! July next. on pain Of
being barred Of any advantages under decree TO
be rendered in this cR-s.
J. W. SRRIBLING, e.cr.
April g., 1869 rs 8n
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Law.

We publish this week several important
Acts of the Legislature for the benefit Of our
subscribers and county officers.
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Sunday School Notice.

p |HEEB will be q GENERAL MEETING Of
the Sunday School Board of tho Twelve
Mile Association, on Saturday before tho End
Sabbath in May next, at GRrYFiN CnuKcH, three
miles Northeast Of new Pickens c. Fl. A full
attendance Of the Board is earnestly ! eqaested.
~ business Of Importance will be before tho
meeting. The sub.Boards Of each Union Dis.
trict>i is requested to be prepared to mako a fsii,
report Of oil the Schools in their respective Dis.
trtcta. ~ j. II. HAMLIN, :"
Et;' Acting CLERK. (,
April, 2, 1869 "a .,.35."ot3 i,
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Sherif's Sale.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROIINA.
- IN, conAos PLsAs--rIckRas COUNTY,.
g. W. Rankin, Assfgper.1
y6. , E0rei1n Attachment
Joseph Merck.
w. T. Holcombe,
Jo,epb Merck.
pY virtue Of an order IN tho above stated
I'D cases, I viii soil 70 tho highest bidder. on
Ssleday in May next, at Nh
PICKENS COURT HOUSE,
All that Piece, Parcel, or Tract Of Land, tying
and being In Pickens County, on waters Of Six
Mile Creek. adjoining lands Of =. Merck, Blu.
NOR Merck and others, and containing Three
Hundled Acres, more or loss. levied on as tho
property Of Joseph Merck, 70 satisfy the Judg.
ments In the above stated cases. :,
TERMS CASH-Pnrchaser to pay extra for
stamps and titles.
J0AB MAULDIN, s.p.c.
April !. 1859 ~ I'd
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Sale Of Real Estate.

.' $1,000. VIZ 5HY nj .alH'.
Elf virtue Of deeretal order from Ne Court
10 Of Common Pleas TO me directed I viii
eel! 70 :he highest bidder, at VTalhaiia, SO, oYs
sALEDAY IN MAY NEXT; W
One Ttectof Land. containing l63s Azores
moro or less. lying on waters ofConesoss creek,
adjoipiag lands q. the real estate Of John Xdair.,
decd, Henry BotIst and tthSfs,e as the Real
TERMS--On a credit untilthe ist ofJanua,
,ry, 1870, with interest from day Of sale. Par1
chaser to give bond TO tho Clork Of the Court.
with Of least two good ~sureties. Costs, stamps
and titles to DO paid in each.
y. II. ROBINS, SOC
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Estate Notice

E8CAC& NOtlC0,
ALL PERSONS indshAed ts tho Rstate of;tAns d.
~ HammetA, deeeaseA, are hereby notified 10 81.
tie up Immediately; persons having 'densahdS
against said Estate will ptssens tAeTtD To- sbe,. y.
gally attestedl or er beforv the 10Th Day IL My
next. - 3#.s ~
r. J. WARD, Aaaar. !
April 6. 1869 20 8
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Notice.

MOTIOE is hereby given that I will petition
~ to Richard Lewis, Esquire, Judge OF Pro.
bate Court for Oconee County, on the Goth day
Of May, Ammo Domini, 1869, for my final dis
nsissai as Executor Of the Estate Of John Me-
Whorter, deceased.
E. P. WERNER.
April 10, 1859 Of 6