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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HELMBOLD
Concentrated Fluid
Extract Sarsaparilla.

Err adicotes Euptirc. ana Ulra <tive
diseases OF the
Throat, Nose, Eyes, Eyelids, Scalp
.-.- lAND SKIN,
Which so disfigures the appearance, PUR-
CLING the evil effects Of mercury and re-
moving all taints. The remnants of Diseas
es, hereditary or otherwise, and is taken
by ADULTS and CHILDREN with per-
feet SAFETY.
TWO TABLE SpOoNFULS Of the Ex-
tact of Sarsaparilla, added to a pint of
water, is equal to the Libson Diet Drink,
and one bottle is equal to a gallon of the
Syrup of Sarsaparilla, or the decotions as
is usually made.
AN INTERESTING LETTER il pub
lished in the Medico- Chirurgical Review
on the subject Of the extract of Sarsapa-
rilla in certain affections by Benjamin
diseases, and diseases arising from the
excess of mercury, he states "that no
remedy is equal to the Extract of Sarsa-
parilla; its power is extraordinary, more
so than any other drug am acquainted
with. 1t is, in the strictest sense, a tonic
with this Invaluable attribute. that it is
applicable to a state ofthe system SD sun
ken, aud yet SO irritable as renders other
substances Of the tonic class unavailable
or injurious.
HEMBOLDS
Concentrated Extract Sarsaparilla,
is years. PREPARED BY
II. T. HELMBOLD,
Druggist and Chemist,
594 Broadway, N. Y.
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Got an Improved Montana Stove
OF L. r. Wallace g. Co.
apr17dw1m.
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10 the machine upon which
two binders bind the grain 4
10 the best labor saving ma
chine muse, It having taken
the first premium 1t sumner
ous state Fairs. Every Ma
chino 10 warranted TO give
satisfaction, aud are a.
hight draft A. any Other.
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Montana and "Gem" Stoves ut
Clarke & Tuttle's.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Clarke & Tuttlc, sole agents for
Charter Oak Stoves.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-05-20

Go to Clarke & Tuttle's for the
"Montana' and "Gem."
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The cheapest Lot in tho city for
sale at this Office.
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TIME Carbohydrates the new
time table, the mail trains on the B.
Il M. arrive from the west at II M,
and leave tor Burlington at 1925 p.
m.
The eastern mail train gets in at
$40 p. M, and goes west at 4:05 p.
m.
ID. V. mail train arrives from the
west at IL m, and departs at 1920
p. m. Same road, mail train arrives
from the east at 1920, departs west
at 1910.
Mail for these trains should be
handed in at least a half hour before
their departure Railroad time.
J. M. HEDRICK, p. NJ.
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Another small lot Of Usage Seed at
Derby's, at 60 cts. per pound.
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Helmbold's Concentrated Extract sarsa-
parilla is the Great Blood Purifier.
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o. l. c many of our citizens save
money by doing their o'on Painting.
They so to Worcester's Paint Store
and get his Chemically Prepared
Paint, and do their own work, and
thus save just half the expense OF
fixing up. Go then and do likewise.
apr3O-dw1m
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Ono Thousand Dollars Rowardl

WHEREAS, information has been received
A., AT this Department that, on tho night Of
! ING 18Th of May, tho stables of Mr.. Thomas Il
willard: at Salubrity, Pickcns County, wcre
fired by incondiaries and that his son, r.. V
MlLLAKD, while fastening to them from tho
aweliing house, was bascly assassinatod by UNI
known parties.
Now, know We, that l ROBERT X. SCOTT,
Governor Of tho State of South Carolina. in or.
aer that TIC lncondiarics and murdorers may be
Drought to condign punishment. do hereby oncr
a reward Of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS for
lHo'r apPrchcnsinn' or either of them, and de-
livery in any Jail in the State, with proof to
convict.
In testimony whereof I havo hcrcunto set
ny hand and caused tho Great Seal of tho
estate to be affixed. Mt Columbia, this 4th dnv
of juno, A.. D.. 1869, and in tho minetv-thir3
Gyear Of tho independence Of the Unitel
States Of America.
ROBERT X. SCOTT, Governor.
1. Il. CAkDozo, Secretary Of State.
JUno'O ~ q
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Shcrin',s Sale.

Z ! virtue OF s,ndry writs of Facy; fac;os, 10 INC
~ ~ urScteI, ! Will sclit2 the highest bidder, at
W,alhalln, 8. c., on Salcdayin july next, within
INC legal hours the foll2yins property:
One Tract of Land, iymg on the water. Of yitts
ltivcr,, containing 500 acres more or less, and
adjoining Lands of Robert Morgan, Neal Stribline
ana others, levied on rs the property of George
"eaborn, at the suit Of J. B.. Earle.
One Tract containing 900 acres more or less.
adjoining Lands of Mrs. Steele, John Gillison and
u.hers' ,c'lcu on as the property Of j. l.. Shank
I'm. at the suit Off. II. Shclor
1c'Ms C"sh-Purchascr opay extra for Stamps
and all necessary papers.
June II, |; 60 Ok
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Keowee and Tuckascegee Turnpike.

] The interest Of the State in this Turnpike
Company, originally valued at $4,000, was
sold by the County Commissioners in pursu-
|apco Of an Act passed at the last session Of
the Legislature, for the sum of SIS. The
County was tho purchaser.
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...... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WHERE'S, J.. O.. l. ABBETT, hath made
" suit to INC to grant him Letters Of Adj
minisiration on the Estate and Effects Of Frank
Philips, deceased: The kindred and creditors Of
The sail Frank Phillips, deceased, arc, there
fore. cited TO he and appear before nc. in the
Court Of Probate, to be held nj Wnlhnlla, s G., on
Saturday The 10Th day Of June next, at II o'clock,
a. NJ, to shcw cause. if any they have, why the
said administration should not be granted, Civ
on under my hand and seal, this the 9th day of
June, 1860.
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The Weather.

Tho intensely warm weather of the past
Jock or ten days, has been, since tho recent
bins, succeeded by cold, unusual for the
Fason. The crops, however, have improved
Wonderfully, and now present a healthy APP
Wheat crops in this section arc
finer than for several years past.
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Assigncc's Sale.

by order Of Tho Court I will sell, on tho 18th day
ID of Juno next, at Walhalla, tho judgments,
Notes, Accounts, and other chooses in action be-
longing to thc Bankrupt Estates Of the following
persons, viz:
M. r. MITCHELL,
II. w. NJ. BOGGS,
w. w. KNIGHT,
j. NJ. HUNNICUTT, JR.,
G. G. LANGSTON,
j. Nj. ADAMS.
Tcrms-Casll.
WM. G. KEITH,
Assignee.
May 90, 1900 SO 3
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Removal,

TTAVIN0 removed to tho OstcndorT stand,
Ill on tho corner of Main and Tugalo streets,
We are again prepared to accommodate our
friends and customers with
New and Cheap Goods,
Of almost oyory variety and style, which VIC arc
now receiving, and which we sell cheap for
cash.
Call and SEQ us,bcforc you buy,
Wo aDiU sell cheap, VIC do not lilo.
Wo can soil Ladies' Dresses for ono dollar,
Which can't DO boat in all Walhalln.
J. N. BRYSON 6 co.
Iupo2 9, 1860 81 If
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y poLirIcAL MARrYn-Gov. Scorr. q,
SOUTH CAROLINA EXPLAINS WHY lie Il
MISUNDERSTANDING introduced, while In Gin
c%'nna'tl, to tho gentleman who signs himsclt
as above, and being impressed with his Gn,
appearance and pleasant manners, We wonder,
ed. why u man who comportca himself 81
asrecably could find the amount Of pure brass
necessary to lit him for tho position Of u car.
po'oas Governor. 10 satisfy our curiosity
on TINS point, wo approached the subject as
uvlIcatcly as possible, and after politely OK.
planning tho favorable impression ho had made
upon our mind, wc said to him
CHOW, Governor, We would really like to
Know how you, a native of Pennsylvania, and
f" citizen of Ohio, can have the chcck-cxcuse
the slang phrase, but it is expressive, and not
intended to oifond-to set yourself up as
Governor OF the proud, aristocratic State of
South Carolina, and wear the honors and
cniolumcnts of the Office without blushing? ?"
"Wcll," was the answer, 81 have no doubt
That from your stand point I must appear in a
most uncnviablc light-very much like a
scoundrcl, in fact. But this il my side of
the story; l was taken to South Carolina
against my will, having been captured during
the war. | liked the State, and at the close
ofthc war invested largely in real estate,
and settled among the Carolinians. l did
not desire the position of Governor, and was
Induced to take it"nly by the earnest c%ntrcaty
OF many of tho native citizens. who merely
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The Peabody Fund.

Inc grant made to tho Southern States h.
Mr.. GEoRGE PEABODY for the purnosc of ID
ucating the poor is entrusted foalnanaecmcn
TO a Board of Trustees comprised of q mum
Der OF the most prominent and bcncyolcn
gentlemen both North and South.
Owlng to the great dcstitution in our South
cfh Country, even so p]rincely a gift as thi.
couiu not extend its benefits to all so thai
certain localities had to be selected where tbr
ocs'sn OF Mr.. PEABODY might be as fully
carried out as possible, aud assistance rem,
dcred to the schools established in these alone
DR.. SEARS tho agent of the Board of Trus.
tees visited tho Southern States about eighteen
months since. In our State there arc about
thirteen schools which receive assistance from
this fund. Among these there is a large and
lloa"sh!nsS school near Pcndlcton, taught by
Mr. ~. Y. CAMpDELL, whose qualifications as
a teaclor arc well known. We learn that hc
has undcr his instruction as many as FORTY
Dencllciarlos at present, with the prospect Of
an increase, soon as the planting months arc
over. In this particular section many of tho
people arc in peculiarly reduced ~circumstau.
ccs, and if left to their own resources would
not be ablc to extend to Mr.. CAMpBELL such
u support as to enable him to continue his
school. Hence the assistance rendered is OK
trcmcly timely in this case. We also under
stand that through the influence Of this Gen.
~, gaincd in virtue Of his relation rs
a. many Of these children now attend
Sabbath % school, to Which they were before
ThtIh e.a a double influence for GOOD
,vnrinJ col.
In view Of the fact thaSa9'"' &c present condi.
IL of our country, calls more lou~ 4'lly than CIV.
for the enlightenment of the massGb, IS, we
mot but regard it as an evidence Of thaftc ia.
Of heaven, that SO munificont a gif Vtc' as
1t of Mr.. PEABODY, has been placed in oufT n,
ads. And We arc very glad to kM8% that mi
: up so"'.try has nt beca forgotten ia the ",
Of its benefits. We a.ss sure, :.
It a locality could not be selected more suit =.
to the purpose Of carrying out the intcn- i,
rs OF the donor, than that selected ; nor Il ~
more competent tc apply the bone u,
Of his donation, than Mr.. CAMpBELL. :.
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Sale Of Rcal Estate,

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLYN,
ocoSEE couSTY-iN PROBATE.
virtue or an order to mo directed by Richard
~ Lewis, Esq. Judge Of Probate, I will eli 10
Tic highest bidder, on Salcday in July next, tho
REAL ESTATE
vi Philamon Crane, deceased, consisting Of Two
tracts, and described rs follows:
tract NO. ], containing GOO Acres, moro or loss.
ana adj dining Lands of G. r. Cherry, Black and
Tract No. 2, containing 800 Acres moro nv ,css
on waters of Big Greek, alio;a."s IunGs OF Mark
Burrcl. Joh" howard and others.
IENNS-On n credit Of nine months. with in
terest from dato. p<rhc purchaser TO give bond
ana security, ghha mortgage of The promises, to
costs TO be paid in cash. ~ "i'' '''oS ""o
1,o,, ,Ooo J. H.,RoB1Ns, soc.
w ! 'op' 35
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Notice..

4 Ill; pa-sie" vino have purchased Lots on
"a inc Court House Square on the 9th 0!
August last, arc required to como forward I'M
medl;ately and settle the payments due. Those
VINO nave not as yet complied with tho terms of
thc ollGs arc ordered to do so forthwith, or their
Lots viii be rcSold at their risk.
ny order Board Of County Commissioners.
juno S, 1869 "a
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rain aud windstorm occurred in NcwbcrrySo "
Wednesday afternoon, during which several
trees were blown and houses unroofed. The
spirc Of the Lutheran Church was struck by
tightening and scattered in every direction,
In fact, the whole front of the Church beneath
the stceplc is a mass of ruins. The building
is totally Unfit for uso at present, and will
require extensive repairs. This storm is tho
most severe one which has visited that section
OF country for many years.
TIE WAR IN CunA.-Our adviccs from
Havana, of June 2, tend to realize the antici.
patton of q general dissolution of society in
the island should the Spaniards pcrscvcrc in
their attempt to retain it by force. Dulcc
has given up the post Of Captain General, not
awaiting the arrival of his successor, General
dc Rodas. General %lispanao has been left in
locum fcncns by tho retiring ruler, who h
become quite disguised with the conducNA
the volunteers. CONVERSATIONS Of propcrts,},
the armi"s of volunteers, city riots, a general
alarm, another battle, with the reported cap
ture of fllibustcr guns, so far to show that
the colony is not "pcacc." When will it be
quietcd2 Who has the rcvcrsionary interest,
or can the Cubans manage their own Affairs?
SpLITTERs,-Thc Tennessee democrats arc
rejoicing in the split among the radicals
They offer 4 %conundrum in this connection,
to wit: "IVhy aro,thc radicals of Tennessee
like the lamcntcd Lincoln 2" Ans. "Bc-
cause they arc both capital s%plittcrs If
any one should rail at this answer it is very
apparent that the joke will create no side
splitting accident.
The PRESBYTERIAN AssEMB1IEs.-Thc
Presbyterian Assemblies, Old and New
Schools, which have been in session for such
a heightened period in this city, stand adj
iourncd. The members Of the Old School
dissolved yesterday, the New School delegates
dispensing tho day previous. A good many
c~rochcts, termed religious essentials, with a
number of involutcd points of modern thcol-
ogy, remain knottod as before. Reunion has
not been completed. The different represcn-
tations Of tho Churches have marched off, and
tie soul Of John Knox is, it is to DO hoped,
"marching on."-N. Y. Herald.
- >----
New WnEAT.-Thc "Chcstcr (S.C.) Re.
porter" Of the Sd inst, says: "Our cncrgct-
ic fcllow,citizen, Geo. w. Melton, Esq,
informs us that he has thrcshcd and Slipped
to Baltimore wcnty-ii v bushels of new wheat.
! Who can beat it?"
... -----~.n >----
LET tho hens scratch in tho garden, if til
only largo enough to keep thcm moving about
in. There is not SO much damage done as is
supposed, and in consideration of the many
grubs they swallow, ono can we'll afford to
smoke his pipe and watch them for an hour
or two per day.
AN English farmer, by picking over his
seed wheat with tho utmost care, and plant.
ing grain in a place, at intervals Of q foot
each way, produced 102 bushels to tho aero.
Josh Billings defines a "thurrcr bizincss
mau" as "wun that knows cnun about steal.
in So there kant cnncy body steel from him,
and cnuff about law, SO that he can do his
stealth legally"
VEnMIFUdE FOR II PopE-Thc late Diet
at worms.
RECEIT'TS.
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Auction F.!

NXTILL BE SOLD, on the LIST Monday Of
w July, ut the residence of Mrs. Knee, in
Walhalla, to the highest biGdcr,
l TWO.HORSE WAGON,
] ONEHORSE WAGON,
BUGGY,
SEVERAL SETTS OF HARNESS,
PLOWS, Pillow IRONS and GEARS,
SPADES, SlIOVELS, HOES, ETC.
BEDDING AND BEDSTEADS,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
NITURE,
CATTLE, SHEEP AND HOGS.
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Tho HOUSE AND LOT whore she now lives.
The Lot contains Two Acres, and is we'll i'm.
proved. There is, on tho Lot, q No. |. Dwell
ing house and Store, and all necessary outbuild.
ings, all in the best repair. Also, q onc-half
Acre Lot, adjoining said Lot on the East, and
another ~onc.lialf Acre Lot, on which there is a
small building, joining on tho West. Also, n
tlrco- fourth Acre Lot, near i. Wiobens'.
DGSa Terms made known on dag Of sale.
CATIIARINE KNEE.
Juno 9, 1860 3I 4
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BLUE RIDGE LODGE, No o. All. M.

BLUE RIDGE LODGE, NO. 90, AIM.
PIE NEXT REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS Of
! Blue Ridge Lodge, No. %, A...F...M., viii be
noid on the First Saturday in July next, the
ora, at ! O'Clock, 7. NJ a full attendance is re-
questcd. Brethren will take due notice and be
governed accordingly. BY order of the Lodge' :"
june II, 1860 Ss
, - i. .",'., ,r", ou.uvlvu, .r.msur
Sal all cum outcn my inards droopin out q
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tion from tho Executive.

!" ~. WOODEN ofslis town has been APP
bintcd a Magistrate byGov. Scott, for the
bounty Of Oconcc.
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EB- In New York, on the 18th of June,
was quoted at 30l. Gold 3S!.

16sn Attention is eallcd to the advertise
cnt of the County Commissioners, requiring
Sons who purchased Lots on the Court
ousc Square, to comply with the terms oftlc
he. Also to tho various advertisements Of
' aUafiNatcs Revenue Collector.
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Real Estate Sale

TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Is acknowledgements COUNTY.
ny virnc Of an orlc, to me directed by Richard
ID Lewis, Esq. Judge of Probate, | will sell to
The highest bidder, on Salcday in July next at
tho Market House, in Walhalla, s. c., the
REAL ESTATE
Or William Sloan, deceased. lying on waters Of
Ghauga Creek, adjoining lanls ~. r.. .Ierndon.
George s;ymmcs and others. coniMaAAEg 900 Acre.,
TERMS CASH..
Jun II, 1869 "oo,s
TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROTIYN
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|has been for many years intimately associatcd
with the Courier. We cxtcnd to him our
Syarmest congratulations, and wish for him
Ind his a life Of happiness and prosperity.
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The XIX Century.

Tho first number of this new monthly lies
upon our table. 1t is edited by Il. G.. De
i FoNTAINE, and is published in Charleston, S.
e., by tho "XIX Century Company" The
subscription price is $3.50 per annum IS
cents per number.
Wo are pleased with the appearance Of this
magazine. The contents of the present mum
Der arc varied, entertaining and instructive.
From the Editors notice to the public we
quotc-"Ihe articles arc short, pithy, pleas
ingly varied, and there arc no continued
stories" We ~itaIicisc these last words MS
promising a reform much needed in our liter
ary journalism. Thc chief merit of many of
our Magazines is, that they keep up al im.
fnitum the excitement of a certain class of
minds by the words, "continucd in our next"
The tono Of tho "XIX Century is strictly
Southern; and we commend it to our readers
as we'll worth the subscription price, if VIC
may judge by its opening number.
-
Render unto Caesar the things that are
Caesars"
In glancing over the election returns from
&tho various Counties in the State, our risibil-
rites arc somewhat excited by the following
report from Oconco, published in the "South
Carolina Republican" For Coroner, j.. w.
hoffman, (.Rer.) receives 1872 votes, Il. II.
FR1cKs (fcrocious Dem. As, B. w. ABBOTT
(mild Dcm.) 81. HOLMAN over all so ma.
jority. Tho managers of election deserve
aenf'e"t credit, as do the candidates and their
for this signal triumph. The Demo.
rricd tho County in November last by
ity of 7S7. They willncvcrdo i%tagain.'
yove under the circumstance attending
S& ls election might be allowed to pass were
tho same true, but, in justice to tho success
full candidate and to the County, we feel con
strained to correct tho statement mado by the
"Republican." Mr.. HOFFMAN, is a Dem
crat Of the first order, and as such was supper
ted on tho day Of the election. The vote was
tho smallest ever pollcd in any County cleo
tion. Tho majority of the "good men and
true preferred to ROMAN on their farms ant
work on that day. At some Of the precincts
in tho County not a single vote was pollcd.-
So it will readily be seen that if tho re
publican candidate (f any thcro was) hat
have been elected tho triumph would no
have bcen SO glorious after all.
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THE CROPS IN TIE SoUTH.-Tho Hon
VIM. spraguc, Of Rhode Island, recently re
turned from tho South speaks in a very in
J soofsest:ng strain upon the condition Of tn
country. Tho next cotton crop will not, b
i thinks, exceed 100000 or 2,225,000 0
bales. Owing to tho uncertainty Of colore
tabor,.it has become Improbable to carry o.
largo plantations, and most Of the cropi is no
&EfaSHnf by farms that yicld from ono 70 five
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Administrators Notice.
A LII PERSONS indebted to the rs ale Of a. r.
~ IIunnicutt, deceased, are hereby notified that
they must make settlement orthwith; and all
persons having demands against said Estate will
render them in, properly attcsted, to the un lcr-
signed.
JOHN SHARP, Admir-.
May %, 1860 81 3
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J. H. WHITNER,
Attorney at Law
Yg Il "A r. ESW a NE "A IL MT,
WALHAIIA. SO. CA.

HNILElALILA) Oo. CA.,
WAS in charge for sale tho following LOTS
III and FARMS:
Lot, tn Acre, in Walhalla, near Court House.
" 2 Acres in Walhalln, fine building site.
I" G0n2l0 feet, below Walhalla, fine build
ing site.
80s2lO feet, below Walhalla, fnc build
ing site.
sito.
" 1871 Acres, between Walhalla and Depot.
Farm, lG5 MISUNDERSTANDING Wall
halla.
+" 900 Acres, unimproycd, 2 miles from,
" $40 Acres, improved, 4 miles from Wul-,
halla.
f" 1850 Acres, $50 acres Bottom, impr0yeaj,
- miles from Walhalla.
" 400 Acres, Blue Ridge Railroad, Perry
vile Depot, . miles from Walhalla.
" 500 Acres, near Pcrryvillo Depot, 0
miles from Walhalln.
GOO Acres, Seneca Crock, near Perry
willie Depot.
DC Acres, in Walhalla.
Z" lG5 acres, 80 acres of bottom, improved,
4 miles Of Walhalla.
100 acres, on Littlo River, 10 miles Of
Walhalla, 100 acres If bottom, veW I'M
pr0ucd.
Z" 1900 acres, l40 acres Of Greek Bottom,
Improved, fine stock farm, IA miles FROM
Walhalla. !"
10 acres, woodland, we'll timhoyed, ono
mile from Walhalln.
Z" 1872 acres, II miles from Walhalla, Ane
situation for Tanncry.
BeS.OMcc on Public Square. ~gsa
May 10, 1860 80 tt