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AGRICULTURAL.

,,,o c.Hvre-The amateur cares more for
excellence in a melon than he does ior quaint
eeSnh;i. a melon for market must yield Wen,
~ ~, fra nsportaton well, and be OF good quar-
;tv besides. The Green Citron anu nutmeg
are the varieties grown for the New iorK mar
Yet and those who give especia! attehto., 20 70
zsaIon cnlture. obtain by q careful selection al
coed n s. strain" best suited to their purposes.
4 new variety, originating at ALTON, III, tne
Alton Large Nutmeg, has receNso ehe conI
1a,,aNdotions of both growers and dealers. Mr..
O. l.. Barrier, by whom IL was ih,IosIneeu, ~
forms us that this variety is likely 10 DE .hor-
oughly tested, as six bushels OF the seeo nav
hen distributed. The follow ing is Ar. BIS
method of growing melons Select hght, AIRY
and moderately rich soil, containing eonsa-
cradle amount Of SAND, We pr Ths melon viii
endure heat aud drouth even, but lwui not
hear wet feet The soil must be wo :kea deep
and be finely pulverizsd' pls en- N ma nay row
Put in the hill not less than twelve OK husen
seeds, to provide for the bugs, and finally thia
to two or three plants. Ihe enitiTatph ,,rais
ably lie of service to pinch the rupnsTs wheh
they are just beginning to show themselves. =,
when they are no longer than gre nnsset w w
Ssyait ninth they are two three feet long is w
waste labor. To produce the hest results, ehi!l
out the number OF fruits on the vine. --asaefs-
can Agricas@rist. .g1 +-,f fsnIE ." - !.
iEnnIish1 Gardeners Magazine, suggests use
for The pumpkin vine, which will be new u
most of our readers. 1t is to nse the tenae
shoots as spinach, or greens. lie recoHifheh,t
that the growth of the plants be well estan
lished before the cutting is commenced, anu :
remove all the young fruit that SETS He says
"Cook them in the same manner as turn
green's and serve chopped up with butter
pepper and salt. The brilliant green coioi
delicate aroma, and grateful flavor OF Tn
pumpkin-tops, when properly cooked, WI
commend them to the incest epicnre"-lo'd.
WatermeIons-It takes 10 small amount
work to raise good watermelons. and to have
crop at the same time that will pay Frs
the ground should be well plowed, and MI
made about eight feet apart each way, OF
foot square and about ten inches deep. Ea'
hill should be filed with we'll -composted IN
nure and troddeu solid before finishing. Pia
from eight to ten seeds to each hill, and COY
tightly with hoe. When the fourth leaf d
formed thin out to one or two to each hi
one is better than half dozen, but it is b'
to leave more until they get well started,
one may get destroyed. When the vines co
mence TO run, the bills should be we'll tfeda
.dS&n asTas5a aT0IInd the ur:-fsc rtstttt-m
require frequent "a farming cultiyatil
until the fruit commences to set, when III
should not be moved. With plenty of manu-
and some gnano or bone-dust, light, san
soil (Which is the best,) and good cultiSatl
there will be large crop | have seen
ground nearly covered with melons--so
Weighing from 80 to 40 pounds.-Ibid.
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ANOTHER "PA PAI AGGRESSION ~" Ere long
Popish prince will be among us; ana IT'S
Characteristic of the insidiOus designs OF no
manism that, instead of sending an adult per-
sonage into English society, where matnreo
wisdom might cope with his plots, ne rs Go pe
slipped in among our future statesmen tbat ne
may SOW the seeds OF error in their young ana
innocent minds. For this important news we
are indebted to the Rev. q. C. Layard, incam-
bent of Sudbury, in the parish OF riaI1o .ss
Like the Irish orator of DID, he smells rat
he sees it brewing in the storm suu6, please
God, he will crush it in the bud y We had
ourselves heard that the young Duke OF Genoa
was to be educated at Harrow; but, careless
Protestants as are, we did not see the mean
ing of the fell news. Mr.. Layard, however,
understands that this young Popish duke is to
DO Excused chapel; which is horrible, mos'
horribiel For other boys, drawing foul ex
ample from fair names, may also learn to neg
Iect that chapel around which their carries
devotions SO affectionately cling. Mr.. Layart
fears that this admission of the young prince
and this unnatural liberation, of his Popisl
scruples, may endanger the faith of our Prot
estant youth and future legislators OF cours
if We would have our future Parliaments Prot
estant we must watch the now pure sources {
future members and peers and a single Papit
- little pitted speck in garnered fruit tina
destroy all. How can two or three hundre
Protestant boys, young, trusting and innocen
preserve their pure principles when one Ron1
Catholic lad is there to throw q malign char
around the creed Of Rome Unless steps q
0verruH with priests, and the light of the
formation quenched AS the Reformers of IL
howled out, so we must stop the duke! Q
only consolation is that, though q Popi
prince, the young duke is not the legitims
heir of our Pretender fortunately that rig
has passed into the branch now represented
the ex-Duke of Modena, who, If royal fam
rights were English public law, would be XII
of England to-day. Still, Pretender or not,
young prince is Popish, and must be I
down Could not Mr.. Layard marshal a 6
Protestant mob, and lynch the little boy .
London Telegraph,
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I DAUPHINE STREET. 1911 g
i D - Il-a MEAN CANAL " Il -
-. OIL FOR THE MILLIONS!l +,
A-cHEAP SAFE LIGHT FOR EVERYBODY! e
Lamps for the Rich and the Poor, OF Prices that
Defy Competition! =

Together with Cross & DeMahy's
PATENT PORTABLE GAS LAMPS
thing just out In which we guarantee
CONSTANTLY on hand q large assortment OF LAMfS,
L tSTERSs CHiMNEYS. LAMP TRIMMINGS, etc, !,
Of every DESCRIPTION quantities to suit purchasers and
at astonishingly low prices = x,,,,rxr .x,p =.
chimney burner and NoN-EXPL0SIVE SEfTnLlNE
OILS feature in household economy, cofnoining
oheapness safety and brliizAcy of light s5ts8
merchants and others would do well to examind
our stock before purchasing elsewhere u ttl4
Salesroom of the Septohne OH Company NO. =.
A&A"p'"N ' j. p CROSS, Patentee. z
l:el- tigkis.-a Il. NJ. HOOPER =
inhl4 3nn fiz44 - 3sitJ General Agent !.
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THE MORNING. ST AR, AN y Va TEHp ll

. THE IRISH MISSION. ~ Dcpgrtases, ~ 10 HHg
Ladies for PHILADELPHIA The Galway Ytndicqtor'
of the 18th nit, says:
- On Thursday morning last humber OF young
ladies' Jeff this city for Oneenstown roato To
,Philadelphia, where they intend entering into
the Convent of Our Lady Of Mercy. Among
the fair asIirants to conyertuai. lite were the
two Misses Terney, daughters Of car respected
fellow -townsman Martin J. Terey, Esq; the
two Misses Cullinane, of Prospect Hill MISS
Lynch, daughterEofi Mr. j.. T. Lynch, master OF OF
i0uterard For the past few years an incredi-
bIy large number of young ladies h,rve left the
West OF Ireland on "A similar holy mission, ana
ton of her fair daug hters to the piors mission.
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SEWING MAcHINEs--PIANos.
AM FENToN SEWING MACHINE

LII has overcome
the faults and i'm
projections OF many
now in use. and is
pronounced to be
better designed
better made-bet-
ter anished-more
simple, accurate,
and reliable-with
a greater capacity
for performing all
kinds of FAMILY
SEWING than any
other Machine OF.
fered to the public
and is SO perfect
that a child can
Il
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mer Feller and Braider. the different frstclass
sewing Nachass for sale sloass oeleratea Elligs,e
one ron which all others take their origin An kinds
of Machines repaired Needles, Silk, Thread and on
ar ali kinds OF Machines Machines can be sent by Ex
nress with the bill he COLLECTED on delivery OF MA
chine. All Machines warranted at the Grea1 .0outei
SEWING M. S. HEDRfCK az and Ifs Canal St,
-.,,,. ,rontad I Ide6 6no1 New Orleans
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,;.t1e fellow, not more than FIVE years OF
ie; te1 nsome gentlemen at his fathers
age, MEMS s;snnssing the familiar line, An INQUEST
MANS the noblest work of Cod sald ne to nn any
IL wasn't true; his mother was better '""" ''"'
man that was ever made
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nyI(ENrI MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COhfA
L NY OF HARTFORD C0NNECT1CuT,i3.,d .ll8 ii
EDISON FESSESDEN, President -.
The .IPhanix Mutual Lie INSURANCE Company " IN
ves following PspsPesuliar 10 itsel.
list All the advantages of an all Cash and haf Note
sd III party day for 5000 and pays oneha
cash and one any tahe1 anti sho1i ne afS
to morrow week next menth or next year shs m
of Notcs All returned as dividends. and nexe,
int four notes any tablet IL payment 10 made Al
Cash the insured receives In Cash the amopntT-s9eo
with dividends, Cash Added. !, =. -. 49,.
% e travel in any
part of the United States, Europe, and ts
finn Of South during and all seasons g.
free of charge This has before been onere
tyiy any Company of its without an extra chge, &
| rStns from $40 to $50 for every $1,000 insared =
| SO cent - III. ..IIo. II
| the animal nrerni nm sf6o the dividend is $50
It'll 1t always pays its losses promptly ana never CON
tests claim. .l.-ot,, NJ MA
, | sibie chance of loss 30 the insured r.. 49,.
9th Ordinary Policies forfeiting aiter bret
symers policy is in force for the 1uil amouh
Of even Dollars OF PreEaiunas Paid. besides many
treat advantages. The Phoenix has paid 70 WIDOWS AZ.
and couoes sea sbgae eLaii h
4 bas "a 0o0 OOO safely secured for like purposes
10th It's have been met by the annuai inor
received alone and surplus interest," ieit over "
llth rates of Assurance are as cheap as any So
= | pany doing a Safe business
70 I5th ii will not Insure Unsound Life
N GEO. S. DARLING, General Agent
= q JOHN D. SCOTT. Local agent !.
ofice-1l2 Canal corner st. Charles street la3l u
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which Payment constitutes nm or her iIie e1Ke1'
q Life insurance Policy is issued for sum equa
to one dollar for enrolled member appearing on
hooks of the the decease Of said member
in no event shall amount paid said policy ex
coed $500. ~
a ON the death any meunber sns Il snaie
non each policy holder for dollar and twenty-five
cents PAYABLE at the Office of the Association within
thirty DAYS after notification thereof by IN
one daily newspaper pubshed in the city OF Esw vi
tive days Should the applicant reside out OF New Or
ieans he OF she notified by written notice sent
10 his or her nearest Postofhce-
Should the number Of members eLs.sa me- s@s9
ton TO the ofenibers exceeding I've Thousand
Should any member fail to pay the assessmentin the
tims specified, forfeits nd prevlous payments OF
credits. go 49,, -, -, a, :.
forfeitures interest ETC.. shall be credited upon the
hooks Of the to the members pro rata 70 De
withdrawn in lieu of assessmep ts. dir, I.5S .s
Medical Examiner In attendants at the once OF tne
ssociation daily A. TO M w heneveI re-
auested win be sent TO the residence o. an
applicant. sis ~ -G0.tFsE 20 Is At'f' oo ~
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fnhi4 3
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.

JOHN Rols. sst GAmp s, srasEsr CORNER
would respectfully inform his customer and the Pupc
gensraliy that he always hand . varied assort
%sns 81 haass Gsees Tasss cords etc.,
at the lowest market R fHisoLsTERY <nsn wsa
In all Tia branches done in worpanliko manner Per
ticniaf laid to reparng and yasnshng Ar
niture. ALAG, Picture end Mirr9r FYa9enE n
orders int 90 Mt. Boss will be erecated In
the neatest manner and the most reasonable terms
ITUsH FLYNN. e.i4. FURNITURE DEAEEf,
.T1bun do 1866 Deford street, Ss'''''1 -
2 l,.e Between CAMP and magazine streets, -
Keeps constantly on hand large lot new and second
hand Furniture of every scriptior which he seiis MT
moderate prices
For sale at the sams.place barge lot of Iron Bed
second hand Furniture bought and exchanged Fur
nnre repaired and Uphostering done in the
Furniture stored and taken good care Of nIa9 y :
|,ARpET AND on cEoTH WAREHOUSE ~ -. .
ELKI.N s. or e..
16s 800, Canal Street - 16s
-.--,.-..- dopposits Christ churcb.) -.
- rso.; living New Canton MATTINGS of best quality
White Red Check and New Fancy Patterns
Floor OH, CLOTHS, from to "a feet wide ..sgr.
, Manila and Cocoa MATrINGS. p @.st
i Window SHADES in every variety. -
conoes Curtain Goods, Hair Cloth Tasses s S1 70,
4 | Etc $1,000 800 e.r--
II FFNE K.lt
ia Canal Street, = Az
Retween Baronne and Dryades streets.
a
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apes 3In

This Machine will Stitch, Quilt, Hem, feii, Cofu,
bfnd' hmo'oioer' huAi' 20 JOHN FRANK Agent,
a,os IN, l4o POydrns street
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aINGERs oELEBRATEp NEW FAMILY SEW

~ - -. -; ,,oh,,a ever off,red to tide public ~
Is the BEST sewing w. - "a n,a-,-s sill
1t Hens and Fes Braids' Cords iuckS an"
finest needlewor would look comparison, It Of
The only 81 s adus.ble foot Sa
greater of work than any other ~ Is nSea
Converts of this city the greatest
- ,tcbipe in the world warrant every Machine u
sell to give satisfaction and after fair ti TO return
the money " does n0' ~ 80 80. Nv or,ean.
| ia Camp street Ne" oiieanS
w, ,, od Retail Agency for Louisiana, Texas, Mis-
sissippi and Alabama, anu agent tor george slifA7
r.Iebrated NEW THREAD. ..,sl
Sei'oi" s - -, w.. rtrood of the hast
l. sewing A'ictuio !
oualty for Dress Makers Taiors and Saddlerst con-
-, =, hand fe2l 3m
S~"9 -------
:, NEW YORK PRICES FOR GROVER q BAhERo
! ---5-5z,,.1,1,,- NJ .f.Tf4SEs
HtGhtf s-ffsfssff'ert-
JIennlers Gutter, Tucker Rraider gwen WIN
, each Machine II
! osco ,sa Canal street. New Orleans La miJ 3m
9 DLACKMARs MUSIC STORE =
e ID =
= - 1e4 |
r la ------ CANAL CANAL sif'f1f' =
g --pur opIp.xs -.-.
/ -l- Directly opposite y "''''
# ..- Depot Tor ~ .,.r. ..... ...s.
ID . Id. ..
AZ VIM. Knabe q Coo f'"'il'"'o
lry CIrovescen, Fuller & Co.'s I'lANoS-
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Always in order and ready to
sew. Such is its simplicity, and
the ease with which il il !urder-
stood, that the child of six years
and the grandmother of seventy
can Operate 10 successfully. The
thread issnseSia FROM the Original
spool without reminding. Livery
Machine ia furnished with Hem.
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cpocKERY. CHINA, GLASSWARE Plated
WARE, CUTLERY, STOVES. AND
HOUSE FURNIS HING GOODS.

mr. v oFFNER takes pleasure in Informing has
e,as and patrons has opened the store
v keptby Levi Nayra at ia Canal street. aho wa
Continue TO old customers the same az
am now enabled to supply the pabhc WIN eYeiS.ns
.-+.;nnp to n hrst class House Furnishing EstabiiAn-
a.aies zsIag MP China Dinner and Tea
ses can be s;ipPIISd very sssE
ann also receiving large assortment Of Plated ware
ncb "a Ice Pitchers Castors. Table and Tea spoons
the very best quality Mt redncedPrices 800
| Also the Celebrated Cooking Stove COT FLANA;
An Stoves sold in city will be put up and deS ered
free OF charge, -. :. -, :
Iam also receiving very large stock of Glassware
which will sell a remark ably low prices &, 90.
please call and examine goods before purchasing
' clsewher Remember the place -. 81
-mh7 Bun :. e. oFFNEls I14 tt San@i sslsss
u eARPET WAREHOUSE, ------' !. aass Il
5 " 10 ..s:!. cnARrREs ,srnEET---.----uls 81
BRousSEAU CO.. Importers offer at low WI PTses
CARPETINGs, Ensliehand AInsTiesn IN o. az
aFLooK Esrrs and Enam Sao o oacss Cocoa
WINDOW SHADES, Table and Piano Covers n.
G eE az SkoL aess REPS: orstsd amass,
lFFhHNfrUTsE COVERING, Linen and lotion
= St oBbRS ICES Bands Pins. etc. = anlz y -
EREs1 ARRIVALS OF :, Il. q
90 90. PAPER HANGINGs, PAINTS, AND WINDOW
90 105- Canai stFeeS- -:
"A ~ undersigned has received, per late arrivals very
d, rrs Fresh and Well Selected Stock of tho apoSe
cods all Of which selling at Greatly ked"eeo
= figures. r.. In, ..-,
tod 20 call ut his Store Nc JOS Canal street. between
Ch.rtres street Exchange place, and examine COCOA
= and prices before pureheSing elsewhere.
\ Competent workuen furnished when required.
ND iaI7 sm N wHEELAHAN los Cenal street
\ l -
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TAMEs REYNOLDS,
Noa lSO AND 16a PoYDRAS STREET
Near st. Charles New Orleans :,
MANUFACTURES OF
MARBLE MANTELS, MONUMENTS, ToMBS any
TONES STONES
Cabinet, Pier and Plumber Slabs made to order.
N B-Marble and Brick Tombs built after the laees'
designs, and executed a workmanlike manner ana a.
If not cheaper than by any other Marble eStao
lishnient the city. @u'o >
| NEW TON RIG AR d s, So
STONE, MARBLE YARD, and Depot for kicharoS
1 80 N-'---I ~ Cape LIME -
I47 Cuatomhouse street, new l62l, oetWeeh olpiiA
| ~ TSFTTffg# and burgundy. n,,s,. 1Dc
C5rante Free Stone, and Marble Tor Buhng So
sea Monuments, Tombs, Sills, Lintels, door s0ePs
Marble Tiles. and Flagstones. ,uhi. 1v
] Lhe trade supplied =
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SYNOPSIS OF CHARTER.
Tho plan proposed by the Mutua, Aid anu beneVoieh
Lite Insurance Association Is as follows: ~.
l. Each person upon enrolling himself or herself
n member shall pay into the Treasury q mempers
Zee if hetMeen the ages of |
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MUTUAL AID AND &ENEyOLENT LIFE IN
WI sURANCE ASSOCIATION OF LOUISIANA.
Otfice-i2o Carondelet street, CDavidson's Row.
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EUMEN.AN

The Republican succrss IN t)hi, mike. i
t,ler,blv certain tb,t th, E,f,o,,
,,o,, .,;, h ...;e :, ''" "'"' ~
~, "' ~ ''n.' "u''"s ."' c'"'"s WI"
'e' inc votes OF twenty eight States "r'
required to make it par" the consttuti"n
According to list published .,y the New
York .!Tribune" twenty two h.v. ,,r.,,dv
votsa f,r !. o,,. .L.,.n. ,,,..',:
=, % ~, " - ", -: '.'"",''"'' N''''''o''c"'
rn'r'o"' 'no'a'''' ''''""'s' h""s = h"n's'.n"'
Mrs ur' massachusetts, Maine. Michigan,
New York. New Hampshire, Ncvn,ln, M
hr"ska, North t'ar''Ii"n. Pennsylvania S"url,
Carolina, West Vrpinia, Wisconsin. Vifui.
mia, Vermont or the rem Under. Nis<,x
appi md Texas are II qnired to r.tiiy as n
cnndi,iun Of rcconstrus,ion. ,low,. Minncsn
ty aud Rhode Island urc certain 10 rtify un,
Ohio will complete thc nu,uber lof twenty
~ -. = n " @i..o@
TnANsMlssIoN OF MexTAL D, >fAsE =
Or. Ohnrles Elan 40 English pi vs. c an las
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WALHALLA, S. e, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER s, 1869

the contrary there nre many roads South
planned and constructed with the same en-
thusiasm ns this, which are not more tlmn
se'fsnstaning. much less pay the handsome
pr lit trensur d only in the ,n,.uinatinns OF
our enthusiastic money lovers Whntis the
history of tho Blue Ridge Railroad? Has i,
been selfsustaiuing, has it paid profitable di
vidends.Y AHs you know too well IT'S his
tory. What has been the history Of the
Greenvlle and Colunba Road, uf the Co
lnmbia and Charlotte Rnnd. of the South Car.
olina Road Have they been Srlkustnining
have they paid the dividends the friends (
tixntiun would have us trlic,e the Air l.iur
Railroad will pay? Ay, Mr.. Editor, we fear
that this most plausible Of schemes is but tho
offspring of = specuating fancy, cnticcd hy
the luxuriant thought Of growing rich / y a
l"comotive power ere it snakes But cxcla-
svc of these general objcrtiuns there is some
thing objectionable in the resolutions them.
selves. They manifest asprit which is deep
seated Ia the human heart, a,l when not
checked by the stern command - Lave thy
! nriuhhnr rs thy self" will rnnkrr the soul
and render It unfit for forming as<nci linns,
entering into cnmpacts with frllnwmun They
are so drafted th.t we may correctly inter
t,e following from t en- thai tie citizen liy.
i'g twenty oi twenty five nilrs f,nn , Q
q unity Sent pays the same < ms the resident
of the County Seat when at the same time
the returns IF the invrstnrnts Of rAch won d
stand MS one to twrnty or twenty five. thus
giving the resident Of tn" County Seat TWEEN.
ty five times the advantage of him whn re-. iie4
ut distance; and also th,t the graltcr the
distance the road runs fr,nn the Court {Inusc
the less we nrc taxed. thus shielding the
city gentlemen against tax ltinn, when they
d" not receive the full hthrfts of the road,
whom ut the snnr the if they d. get it with
all its blessings, &c , they subject the County
t" an equal taxatinm. whether the majority
does M dncs not receive the sane benefits.
l}nt the worst feature luw",rr nf this con.
tcmplatcd move is the principles involved in,
aid the injury gr"win. ,nt nf tie voting it.
self. W hat shall hr the manner uf voting ?
Shall it be, wituut regard To th,,s,. wln nr,.
mostly interested in real "Ir I,np ,ry, "
universal snff ng"? Ors:. t., 81, wl ar least
irtr >tcd and l.sS l. nr,itrl I,y ~, increase
ut Il v"ln" of tl'ir pr"lN'y hr. ,,x.l IS t.
cnn,rul>ive vote. wien III "w hi the,
rec, ve OF he ! 81 incr ,,rtn, wr: ltl r. m
n east of We? TIN, " -. II, 49,, mly
tie owner "f real est te,, In, H." the non.
ow' er sutf,r dclrm nt b, n>r t!,r one is
ta e by disimtercst' 4 voters, While tI. -, e.
p ySa tax to enhance INT whirl, l,r las nt
But what is tn" rrn,dy in Il is rns II is
to ,tandn,I this srh.nr II tx ,ti,n 81 hnr.
dcnsomr, so iniuri,us aud selfish. aud to ~.
pal to tht lihr.aliry Of the several Townships
OF the tonrty t" SUI scribe generously accord.
ing to their abilities. and ny they IRE mostly
interested
EI1MEN AN
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j. H. WHITNER.
Attorney at Law
AND
As IL A u E = n A n n; "A q HSNT.
WALHALLA SO CA

WALHALLA, SO. Ca,
TYAS in charge for snle the following LOTS
III and FARMS:
Lot, fth Acre. in Walhalla, near Court House.
Acres in Walhalla, fine building site.
6Oh2l0 feet, bolow Wahalla fine build.
ing site.
1904 2l0 feet, below Walhalla, 6ne build.
ing site.
10 Acres. below Walhalla. fine building
aite.
l33 Acres, between Walhalln and Depot.
2uO Acres. unimproyed, 2 miles from
Taihaia
+" $40 Acres. improved, 4 miles from Wal.
halia.
1860 Acres. 250 acres Bottom, mprov d,
l3 miles from Wnlhula.
" 420 Acres, Blue Ridge Railroad. Perry
iyille Depot, 0 miles from Walhnlla.
500 Acres. near Pcrryville Depot, o
miles from Walhalla.
6cA Acres, Seneca Greek, noar Perry.
" 48 Acres. in Walhalla.
(, " l85 cores. 80 dcresof bottom, improved.
4 milos of Wahulla.
- 1900 aoros. on Little River. 10 miles o
Walhala, 100 nc,es otS bottom. ,oell in.
t,rorea.
1000 acres. l40 acres "f Greek ,ottom.
itnprnyed, fne stock farm. IA miles from
Walhalla.
{" 70 acres. woodland, we'll tim bered, one
mile from Walhalln.
/" l22 acres, IA miles from Walhalla, fne
A1tsattpn fur Tnnnery.
s@~OMes on Public Square. -gsa
Mayl9. 1899 4 80 If
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-11-05
Medical Notice.

THE undersigned haylae permanently established
! himss)f as walhala. Offers his Professional
services TO the eitizens and conn unity NJ large,
for the practice Of Meeino In al OF it's byanelie
He will be found during tho day At his ofloe on
Court House Square, and A. night At AIrs. Law.
renoe'sn ready and willing 10 give prompt auen-
tion toyAll oalla.l ,:,,o !,
wALHAELA, 3. c.. Sept. l8. 1868. 49-.tt