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The national Republican., 1869-02-17

MEssRs. YosT & McCLosKY have opened
o new cigar store at No. 800 y street, be.
tween Eighth aud Ninth, where the lovers Of
the weed can lind solace,
The national Republican., 1869-02-17

DEATH OF POLICE OFFICER. Officer
Henry A. Garrett, of the sanitary company
OF the police force, died at his residence, cor
ner Of Seventh and L streets, Island, on Mon
day night, after long and painful Illness.
Mr.. Garrett was O native Of the District, and
one Of the Oldest members Of the force, hay
ing been appointed on the llth Of September,
1861. He was q widower, and leaves two
grown-up daughters Zone married) aud one
son. He was q member OF Columbian En-
campment and Eastern Lodge No. 7 j. o. o.
Y. His funeral will take place this afternoon
at O'Clock, from his residence, at the north
west corner Of Seventh and Z streets south.
Major Richards has issued q general order
announcing the death, In the course OF which
he says that ''the records Of this department
show that few II any members OF the force
have been more faithful to duty Us an officer
than the deceased. His death will cause
deep and heartfelt sorrow to every one Of his
surviving companions, especially those who
knew him while living"
A detail Of fifty men will be made TO attend
the remains of the deceased TO their place Of
burial. The detail will report to Capt. Reed
ut 10 O'Clock to-day.
POLICE IsTEILIGEsCE.-Mary II. Smith,
charged with assault and battery upon Eliza
beth Betty, was required to give security for
court by Justice Walter.
VIM. Wallace, a colored boy, was fined t3
for throwing stones In the street.
Pat Joyce and Pat Folen, found drunk
and disorderly, each paid s2.5O as corpora
tion fine.
Alexander Ducharge, for aSsaulting Mary
Champion, was fined 50 by Justice Drury.
Henry Hyson, q colored huckster, was
fined $50 by Justice Kean for carrying con-
cealed weapons. On q charge OF assault
and battery with intent to kill VIM. Newton
he was held for hearing.
Martin Welsh, for selling liquor without
license, was fined s2l .25 by Justice Harper,
upon which an appeal was taken.
The national Republican., 1869-02-17

N. MicHiEs. Byt, Brig 6sn. d. s.A
washIugtsn, D. c., Feb. 10. 1885,
The national Republican., 1869-02-17

ATzERoDT's REMAISs.-Mr. J. W. Plant,
undertaken, Yesterday morning proceeded
to the arsenal grounds and took up the re-
mains OF Atzerodt. The box in which the
remains were Inferred having been thrice
removed, the bones were, to u considerable ex-
tent, displaced, the head was detached from
the body and the lower jaw had also fallen
oil. The skull was bare Of hair except n
small tuft upon the front. The vial was
found In the box and contained about a table.
spoonful of water, but no slip was discern.
able. The name painted on the box re-
mained very distinct.
1he remains were taken from the pine box
and placed In neat walnut coffin, hand
someiy trimmed, and will be taken TO Glen
wood cemetery at 10 O'Clock to-day, where
the funeral services will be conducted by Rev.
DR.. Butler, of the German Lutheran church.
The remains will be placed In the vault until
the family can decide upon the selection Of
o suitable site.
The national Republican., 1869-02-17
ORGANIC wIAKsxss.

s:1ss 's: ~ E! 0S':: I! sS
s sn ss -, spsss Is. sc.p'tsi Of IosioS. fT:,
fSiisasiphia. sla slssvhers, has Effected .or's o.
the most astonishing cures that were ever kt. {
May troubled With rinEinG In the head ssd ~
uhsa aslssp, u,a, n.ry ousns.s, ee,ns aisttSs =
Ing, attended sopstime. with aderaagaia'p: u fS'
The national Republican., 1869-02-17
A RMY TRANSPORTATION.

B.svs, Brls.dl.r General and c. d { H.. rOs piSs
tAry DlstTlet ID
The national Republican., 1869-02-17
OyYIos IiS LIBEHTr srEsET.


PAoToRr, 21S 0RHHNwIcH srRBLr, NEw YoRK,
State, County and City Rights for Iale. odorin
to capitalists rare opportunities for establishing
aIanln hnAlneaa. plYinR anOrmnms nrnhlh
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-15
A LEAP FOR LIFE.

A FATED HOUSE BURNT--A FEAKFUL.
ALTERNATIVE--FATlIER AND CHILD
DASHED TO DEATH
The telegraph has already given
a brief account OF n shocking nc
cidcnt which took place in Brook
lyn, N. Y, on Saturday night
The New York papers give us tho
distressing details. Tho house,
which appears to have been q f..
tod one, was situated on Furman
street, in Brooklyn. 1t had
caught fire in 1865 and killed five
frcmcn by it's roof falling in, and
when it was being rebuilt fell in
and killed two worismcn The
World Of Sunday gives he follow
ing account Of the fatal fire:
Tho charncl house in which the
tragedy Of yesterday was enacted,
md which tragedy has been pre-
coded by two others even yet
moro terrible, is n large storo-
house made up Of Nos. 90 and 05
Furman street. The house has o
we'll earnod celebrity for torriblo
scenes. In tho dead Of Monday
night, tho 4th Of April, 1865, tho
building caught fire. Five mom-
bers Of tho Brooklyn Fire Dc.
partmont, named Caspar X. Cam
moyor, Eugene Bnkor; Jos. II.
Brown, LOWS Gardonor and Alex.
S. Benson, who woro working on
tho root, woro killed by falling in
TO tho burning ruins Whom tho
house was boipg rebuilt tho walls
and roof again caved in, and two
Workmon were killed. Tho build.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-15
Synopsis Of Presidents Mes
.... sage.

Tho President congratulatcs
tho country upon Its prosperity
and power, and its peaceful condi-
tion, both At homo and abroad.-
lilo sympathiscs with Cuba, but
maintains tho neutrality law.
TIE LATE WAR.
Emerging from n rebellion Of gi-
gantic magnitude. aided rs it was
by tho sympathics and assistance
Of nations, with which We wcrc at
peace, eleven States Of the Union
wcre, four years ago, loft without
legal State Governments. a na-
tional debt had bccn contracted
American commerce was almost
driven from tho seas; tho industry
OF onchalf Of the country had been
taken from tho control Of tho CAP.
italists, and placed where nll Ia,
Der righlfnlly belongs, IN the keep
ing Of tho lAboror. Tho work Of
restoring tho State Governments
loyal to tho Union, Of protecting
and fostering froo labor, providing
means for paying tho interest on
tho public debt, has received am
pie attention from Congress, al
though your efforts have not mot
with success in all particulars
that might havo boon desired, vet
on tho whole thoy have boon moro
successful than could have been
rensoaabiy anticipated> Seven Of
tho States which passed tho Ortli-
Anco Of Secession, havc becn fnIly
restored to their places in the Tn.
Jon.
The aighth. Georgia held an
election, at which she ratified her
Gonstitution, Republican in form,
and elected " Governor. Members
Of Congress, ~ State Legislature,
and other officers required Of them
by them by tho Reconstruction
Acts Of Congress. subsequently,
however, in violation Of tho con.
stitution, which they had just rat.
flied, rs since decided by tho Su-
promo Court Of tho State, they
unseated tho colored members OF
tho Legislature, and admitted to
seats some mombers who arc dis
qualified by the third clause of
Tho Fourteenth Amendment, m
article which they themselves
bad contributed to ratify. Under
those circumstances, [ would sub
init to you whothor it would not
DO wiso, without doiny, to onact II
law authorizing tho Governor of
Georgia to convene tho members
originally oloctod to tho I!ogisla-
ture, requiring each to tako tho
oath prescribed by tho Recon,
struction Acts, and mono TO DO ad.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-15
School Notice.

MISS 'FURMAN will, on the first Monday
81 JAu.nry next. oprH SCHOOL. for girls
In the schoo(.r0"m in rear Of The Baptis.
Church. Terms $2.nn 10 Sf.tm per month.
Music Lessons will lie given ~ the after.
moons II desired. Terms S5.uO per m,nlh
Ih.c !, I7-jls
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-15
TENURE.OF-OFFICE LAW.

1t may bo we'll to montion hero
tho embarrassment possible to
arise from loaving on tho statute
books tho so-called Tcnurc.of-Of-
fico Acts, and to earnestly recon-.
mond their total repeal. 1t could
not have bccn tho intention Of tho
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-15

during tho voyage, in order to Sc
cure vcritilation,to promote health,
to provont intrusion, and To pro.
tcct the females, and providing
for the establishment of tribunals
in tho several countries for entor-
cling such regulations by summary
DrOccSS
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-06-25
Shcriff''s Sale.

II virtue of sunday writs Of Fieri tacias. tomo
~ directed, will sell to tho highest bidder, at
Maihalla, 8. c., on saleday in July next, within
tho logal hours, the following property
One Tract Of Land, lying OH tho waters Of Little
River, containing 1900 acres moro or less. md
adjoining Lands Of i ebert Morgan, Neal Striking
and others, levied OH rs tho property of Gcege
Seaborn, at tho suit Of j. Il. carlo.
On Tuesday after snlcday in July, l will sell, TO
tue highest bidder, at tho house of Major Scabon,
on Little River, 4 Mules, 2 Wagons, H"rncss brr
ono Wagon, l Log Cart, l Cow and Calf, / Yce-
ing Calf; IL Stock liegs, Is head Sheep, Houss-
hold and Kitchen Furniture, 1 set Patent MI
Dogs. 8 plowstocks, l Corn Shollcr, l Straw Gu.
tor Scythonoradlc, l Grass Blade and Swath.4
Levied on as the property Of George Scaborn Il
the suit Of j. b. Earle. ]
Ono Tract containing 2G0 acres more or lcs.I
adjoining Lands of Mrs. Steele, John Gillison aui
othcrs' levied ON as The property of j. l.. Shank,
lin, at the suit of 4. II. Shelor.
lerms Cash-Purehascr topay extra for Stamp
and oil necessary papers. :
J. II. ROBINS, soc.
juno II, 100 35
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Sale Of Real Estate:

TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ocoNEE couNTY--IN PROBATE.
DY virtue of an order to nc directed by Richard
~ LOWS, Esp, Judge of Probate, | will tcll to,
the highest bidder, on Salcday in July next, tho
REAL ESTATE ,
OF Philnmon Crane, deceased, consisting Of Two
Tracts, and described ms follows:
Tract No. 1, containing GOO Acres, more or less,
and adjoining Lands Of G. Il. Cherry, Black and
others.
Tract No. 2, containing 800 Acres moro or less,
on waters of Big Greek, adjoining lnnds of Mark
Burrcl, John Howard and others. :
TERMS-On q credit Of nine months, with in
tercst from date. Tho purchaser TO give bond
and security, with q mortgage Of the promises. TO
secure the purchase money. Stamps, titles and
costs 10 be paid in cash.
]. II. ROBINS, soc.
Juno IL. 1860 35'
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Real Estate Sale.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
IN PRoDATE-ouoNEE COUNTY.
DY virtue of an order to mo directed by Richard
- Lewis, Esq, Judge Of Probate, I will sell to
the highest bidder, on Salcday in July next, at
the Market House, in Walhalla, S. G., tho
REAL ESTATE
OF William Sloan, deceased, lying on waters Of
Chauga Creek, adjoining lands Of Il. iicrndon,
George Symmcs and others, containing 500 Acres
moro or less.
TERMS CASH.
j. II. ROBINS, soc.
Jun II, 1869 35
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Shcrif''s Sale.

pY virtue Ola Writ of Ficri Facias, to NJ.
ID directed, / will sell, to the highest bidde
at Pickcns G. IL, on Salcday in July.
SO acres .of Land. moro or less, adioinin,
Lands of Abel Hendricks, Jesse Crcnshaw ani
others, lying on both sides of shoal crock, ani
known rs the Madison Hendricks Tract.
Also, 44 acres of Land, more or less, ani
known rs part of the Jesse Crcnshaw homs
place, and adjoining Lands of Jesse Crcnshay
and tho homestead of j.. G. Hendricks, lcvicl
on as tho property Of j. G.. Hendricks, at tn
suit OF Is. L. Morgan and others.
JOAB MAULDIN, s.r.c.
juno A, 1869 SO
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HI Bankruptcy.
District Court Of tho United States for tho Dig
trict Of South Carolina.
IN THE MATTER OF JOHN R. COCHRAN, BANKRUPT

IN THE MATTER OF JOHN r. COCHRAN BANKRUPT.
UT is ordorcai ~ tho Court that a meeting of
L ,hc creditors Of said Bankrupt,o prove tfoir
debts anl choose ono or moro A~ssignccs Of his
Esato. win tako place at tho Office of G. G.
JAr,En, Esq, Register in Bankruptcy, ct Now
borryC. H., in said District on tho 28th Juno,
1860, 1t 10 o'clock A. M.
This meeting is in lieu OF tho first meeting
of creditors, ordered to DO hcld before HsNRy
SUMNER, Rogistor, on tho 23rd January, 1863,
which meeting was not hold on account OF tho
death Of SAID HENRY SUMNER.
j. p. M. EIPING,
". s. Marshal & Messenger.
dune 16, 1860 SO. 9
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COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
Ncwbcrry College.

TIIE COMMENCEMENT ENERCISES OF
Il Ncwbcrry College will p as follows:
Baccnlaureate Sermon, sabbath, Juno 2Ith,
at IL o'clock, A. M.-Lnticran Church.
Examination College department., Monday
and Tuesday, from 0 to fin College
day and "Wednesday, fem Q to 4 in College.
Exhibition Of Diagpothian Society, juno 90,
OF s o'clock, p. NJ Lutheran Church.
Exhibition Junior Glass, juno 30th, at 8
o'clock, p. M.-Luthcran Church.
Commencement and Comforting Degrees, July
lat, at ii O'Clock, a.. M.-Lnthcran Church.
Tho patrons and friends Of the College, and
'ho public generally, arc invited to attend these
exercises.
Jnnc Is, 1869 sc 9
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T1ldE drawing will. tako place ut Masonic
day of September, 1860.
Agents will furnish pamphlets, giving do
scription Of the property, and containing the
net of tho Legislature, AUTHORIZING THE SALE.
missioncrs, who have charge Of tho Enterprise,
are endorsed by tho~cEKTIricArEs (which will
DC found in tho pamphlets of the following
gentlemen Governor j. w. Stevenson, lions.
Garrct Davis, and Thomas G. McCreery, United
States Senators Hon. John L. Bunch, Speak
or Of the Kentucky House of Representatives.
Hon. Archibald Dixon, Joseph Adams, Prcsi-
dent Of Farmers Bank; L. 6. DaIIarn, Presi.
dent of National Bank; John II. Barrett, and
others, of Henderson, KY; Hon. w. +. Par
rctt, Judge of tho Circuit Court of 18th Judicial
District, and M. s. Johnson, Judge of Court
Common Pleas, of Ind. Hon. VIM. III. Walk
or, Mayor; John s. Hopkins, President 1st
National Bank; and others of Evansville, In
diana, and many other gentlemen Of position
and prominence in Kentucky and Indiana.
G1s" The Farms (90o acres cleared and under
cultivation, have been rented the present year
(lSGJ,) Tor So per acre, money rent bonds
for the rent have been deposited in tho farmers
Bank ut Henderson, Ky, subject to control Of
the commissioners, and sill be assigned to those
drawing the Farms. Rent Of tho capital prize,
5000. !
TICKETS
Can be purchased of
L. II. LYME, Farmers Bank, Henderson, Ky.
X. i. ALEXANDER, Commercial Bank, Lou.
~isville, Ky.
JOHN G. LATHAM, President Bank of Hop
k%insvillo, IIopkinsvillc, Ky.
JAMES L. DALLAM, Commercial Bank, Pa
ducah, Ky.
B. Q. THOMAS, Lexington, Ky.
W b. TYLER Owonsboro, Ky.
May 10, 1860 81 IF
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Notice to Tax Payers.
Drrury CoLLrcron's OFFICE,

DErUTy CoLLEcToR's OFFICE,
Grccnvillc, S. c., juno 2, 1869.
HAVE rec iycd the Annual List for Grccnville,
i Anderson, Pickcns and Oconce. I will be in
my Office at Grccnvillc Court House, on the Sd,
9TH, 9th, 7th, 9Th and 9th; Mt Anderson Court
House, on the 11th and 18th; at Grccnvillc Court
House, OIL tho 18th, 18th and 18th; at Now Pick
ems on tho 22d; at Anderson Court House, on the
25th, 2Gth, and 2Sth; at Walhnlla, on the goth and
S0th; at Pendlcton, on Thursday. LIST July; Mt An
derson. OH Friday, I'd, Sd and 9th, and the follow
ing week Mt Grccnvillc Court House, for tho pur,
pose of collecting The Internal Revenue Taxes.
Parties are requested 10 come forward on The days
abroyc specified, md make payments, thereby
avoiding the penalties which will be added, rs re-
quired by law.
Persons owing Taxes assessed on tho old lists,
would do well to settle at once, as / will be COM
PEELED 10 force payments just as soon as possible.
a. J.. COBB, \
Deputy Collector.
June 9, 1860, 35 II
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NEW SPRING
AND SUMMER GOODS FOR
1869.

AM in receipt of q very large and complete
Il STOCK OF GOODS for the
Spring and Summon Trade,
Which l have selected in person with great
care and with an eye to the wants aud ncccs-
stiles of this community.
, LADIES' EsRe H1sS GOODS,
Consisting i'll part of every style and dcscrip-
ton of Prints, from 10 cents up; Muslins,
rs cents up Lawns, Japranccs Cloths, Rib
bons, Laccs, Corscts, Hoop Skirts, and in fact
everything necessary to a Lady's complete
outfit.
GENE,S' GOODS,
OF all kinds Linens, Cottonadcs, Twccds,
Plain and Fancy Cassimcrcs, French Drap,D D.
Etc also, Hats Of all kinds and styles.
FR0OYS AND SHOES.
Ladies' Lace and Congress Caters, Mems,
Boys and Childrcn's Boots and Shoes.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Window Curtains, Table Cloths, Shcctiugs,
Shirtings, Long Cloths, &c, &c.
PLANTATION GOODS.
Collins AXES, llantcrS u. .. DradcS li0cS,
Amcs' and Rowiand's Long Handle Shovols,
Spades, Scythc and Grass Blades, Rakcs,
Hamcs and Trace Chains. Also, Carpenters
Tools of every description.
EAWA EB e. YIS.
Hams, Sides and Shoulders; Mackcrel, Su
gar, Coffee, Imperial, Green and Black Teas,
Iiioc, Salt, Molasscs, Flour, Corn Meal and
IL, - n.,r n =.
for the Ladies.
All of which I can and will sell MS low for
cash or barter as any Merchant can afford
them. Call and see for yourselves, as l charge
nothing for showing my Goods.
D. BIEMANN
Walhalla, S. g., April -, 1859 2S--tf
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SPRING GOODS!
JUST ARRIVING FROM NEW YORK.
WE beg to inform our friends and custom
" crs that we arc now daily receiving ou

WE beg to inform our friends and custom
~ crs that we arc now daily receiving our
SPRING GOODS,
And respectfully invite an examination of our
stock. Our Goods were purchased in the Bal
timore and Now York markets during the re-
cont decline in prices; and wo feel confident
we can show as pretty styles and as cheap goods
as can be found in the up.counNy. Our stock
consists Of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
DOMESTIC GOODS, of all kinds;
Ladies' and Gcntlcmcn's HATS, latest styles.
A complete stock Of CLOTHING;
A 3uil and varied assortment of SHOES
CROCKERY, HARDWARE and
GROCERILS;
Mcclellan Tree SADDLES CALF-SKINS;
And in fact everything usually found in q gcn.
oral assortment Of Goods.
We again return our sincere thanks for tho
worry liberal patronage bestowed upon us, and
hope, aftor further experience, to be able to suit
the wants Of every one.
WALLER, WATSON & co.
WALHhLLA, April 6, 1860 2G-tf
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Treasurcr''s Office.

OCONEE COUNTY,,
JUNE l6, 1869.
IN Thursday, the 2ltl, instant, my Books will be
" opened for the collection Of State, County
and Poll Tax, for tho year ending, 1st September,
1913. The ~totalratc per ccntum Of taxation, for
State purposes, will be u mills on tho dollar.
Total rate per ccntum, for County purposes, 8
mills on the dollar. Poll Tax ono dollar.
Taxes will DO received only at my Onioo in Wal
halla.
payment of their taxes, as the time offered for is
short. S. C. HERNDON
County Treasurer.
juno 1G, 1860 80 If
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1900 A Month----$3OO
Agents Wanted
FOR SERVICE AFLOAT,
In tho SUMPTER and tho ALABAMA, by
ADMIRAL RAPHAEL SEMMEs.
TNIIIS Work is o record of tho horoio services
IL aaoat rendered by this gallant command
or and his devoted comrades during tho war
botwocn tho States md is o book of thrilling
interest to all lovors Of tho daring, bravo and
truo. II soils fastor than any book that has
been issued for years. Ono agent in Baltimore
sold II copies aday for two weeks; another
agent in Alabama sold IS copies o day his first
three days; and cyory agent wo have out ro-
ports rapid salos. Exclusive territory eiyon
to men Of experience and ability, Tho work
will be splondidly illustrated and bound, To
secure good territory,
Address FL. DIBBLE & co.,
Publishing House, 208 Main.st., Louisville. XIV,
' Nav 10, 1860 81 az
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WALHALLA, 50. CA,
"AS in charge for sale the following LOTS
III and FARMS;
Lot, It'll Acre, in Walhalla, near Court House.
+" 2 Acres in Walhalla, fine building site.
I" G0n2l0 feet, below Walhalla, fine build.
ing site.
1870 = 2io feet, below Walhalla, fine build
ing site.
10 Acres, below Walhalla, fine building
site. Q
1871 Acres, between Walhalla and Depot.
Farm, l65 Observation-Disclosures WAL
halla.
200 Acres, unimproycd, Q miles from
Walhalla.
+" 500 Acres, improved, 4 miles from Wal
halla.
1850 Acres, $50 acres Bottom, improved,
Is miles from Walhalla.
420 Acres, Blue Ridge Railroad. Perry
Vile Depot, Q miles from Walhalla.
f" 500 Acres, near Perryvillc Depot, 0
miles from Walhalla.
COO Acres, Seneca Creek, near Perry
vile Depot.
" 4G Acres, in Walllalla.
lG5 acres, 30 acres of bottom, improved,
4 miles Of Walhalla.
+" 100 acres, on Little River, 10 miles Of
Walhalla, 100 acres Of bottom, ,ccN I'M
prorcd.
i" 1900 acres, l4O acres of Creek Bottom,
improved, fine stock farm, l4milcs from
Walhalla.
70 acres, woodland, we'll timbercd, one
mile from Walhalla.
situation for Tonncry.
nas-Oficc on Public Square. ~Nsa
May 10, 1860 SO If
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n an carly date, tho subscribers will publish
a The first number of 9 Monthly Magazine, ID,
OF tho State, and Tho whole Scats : and Nh dIs.
tributo fso thousand copies gratuitopsly. 10 fhss
exery one may SEQ what IL IS before syifssarlkimy
They intoad 70 mako 1.-THE hcst and hondaon,o2st
industrial magasinc oyer published. at tbo South.
good oitlsen inSthis cntot pfise. which mast sadSShS,
TO The public Wclafe.
Persons wishing 60 1iss Of Tie airat nun,bav w,,t
please scnd thSit addScBs fS Gs%I%@|1s"" HNs
sWAL9KSEGs, EVANS n GOaSWI;fs.
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Notice.

TAX OF 90 Gents en- tho %IIundrod Dollars
~ of Real and Personal Property, within tho cor.
Soratc limits Of the Town Of Walba!le, will bo
khllcotod on tho 28th, 10Th md 80tb days OF Juno
&stant. Persons owing said tax will oall at my
Woo and pay tho same. by order of Council.
w, M, WOODIN, Glork.
Etnc Is, 1869 SIS 3
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Auction +!

NXTILL BE SOLD, on the lst Monday Of
w July, at the residence Of Mrs.Knce, in
Walhalla, to the highest bidder,
l TWO. HORSE WAGON,
/ ONE.IIORSE WAGON,
SEVERAL sETTs OF UARNESs,
PLOWS, PLOW IRONS and GEARS,
SPADES, SHDVELS, HOES, ETC.
BEDDING AND BEDSTEADS,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
NITURE,
CATTLE SHEEP AND HOGS.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-06-25
ALSO,

ALSO
Tho HOUSE AND LOT where she now lives.
Tho LIT contains Two Acres, and is we'll i'm
proyei. There is. on the Lot, n No. l. Dwell
ingh house and Store. and all necessary outbuild-
inss, all in tho best repair. Also, q onc-half
gore Lot, adjoining said Lot on tho East, and
onc.half Aero Lot, on which there is a
small building, joining on tho West. Also, n
Acre Lot, near T.. Wicbcns'.
peB" Terms mado known on day of sale.
CATllARlNE KNEE.
nEAp The Anderson Tntclligenccr will copy that
portion %ofabovc, which relates TO sale of Real rs
tate "tnl day. and the Tri- Weekly Phoenix give
the same two insertions, and send bill to this Office.
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