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49, Rev. VILLA VI IS. GiULLIss WIE..
EssS pysacB 80 tEs HEIDELI$EE5 hhFOHhE al
CHURCH, NIXON street s99ye IWeinH street,
gg-plOTgOo a lO5E 4 NJ. ssUblsci-'"Ihs DesuTIsG
t0p q Christ C9nMDnion sf'er the sermon. A.
i r. EUb5eCt, The Golden Question" FIsysT
glseUDgiB the iectuJ Room sfteS evening serni
All sfe cordially fasIJed.
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Susptctous.

StNAToR CoNNEtL, IL will I've rpmemtared is
the member Of the State Legislature who was
particularly desirous Of providing for friend.
by creating the efhce Of Receiver OF
Taxes for the Twenty third ward. IL
therefore behooves us 60 keen an eve
on SeHatcr Council. and 70 scan the
measures introduced Nv him somewha, mar
rowly, 90 see what there ia in them. On
Thursday Mr.. Council introduced bill TO
incorporate the Steam Heating Fuel Com
rany Of Philadelphia, which is al least open
90 nuericicn. We have not seen the
full text Of this hill, but the brief mention OF
il in the regular telegrsphie summary Of the
legislative proceedings is sufficient to estab-
lish lie bad character, in the abseuce OF any
evidence TO the contrary. The bill offered by
Mr.. Ccnnell proposes TO incorporate J. NJ.
Rogers, J, 7, Rees, Il. w. olive and others.
as the Steam Heating Fuel Company Of Phila-
delrhia, with capital ot $500. 600, aud-here
we perceive reptile OF gigantic Dimensions
'o'A po're, 70 DIG frSrcAeS IN, along, and across
arg treetS, alleys, eto,, 60 enable them to Law
pipes for the distribution Of steam heating
fuel,
The powers which Il was proposed 30 dele.
gate 20 certain Weighing company were
nothing 60 this, The Cattle bill ia a mere
trife in comparison, and the proposed exemp.
ton Of the Eleventh street minstrel ball from
the. provisions Of the Law requiring the pas
sssewsys and lobbjes Of places OF amuse-
merts 20 be kept free from distractions could
only he considered as a piece Of legislative
iscetiousness,
Il is bad enough 20 have all the streets Of
she city given over 20 the passenger railway
corporations; but there is a tradition that eels
in time become accustomed TO being skinned.
and our legislators are apparently Of the
opinion that the citizens Of Philadelphia are
by this time educated up 90 the idea that they
have no rights in their own streets which
legislators and corporations are bound TO
respect; or If they are net educated up TO this
point. they ought 70 be.
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nominations Of the ce-hclders. On him res,s
the responsibility OF proper selection. II
bed men are put in, ne will be held responsi-
o'e' and no, the congressman. He should re-
memeer this, and also remember tha, the
people look to him for an efficient execution
OF the laws.
We have spoken freely, because we feel, as
citizens, that dangerous precedent is possibly
about TO he established, aud one which will
'spore the popular voice. and be an injury to
the administration and TO the public service.
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49, sE W - Tee rOUNG MEN
HZaS NOHalg EsBS1EBlA6 CHUnOn.
: A1H street, sDoye Green. Seventh 81 tue gsu'se
'y-L1o5yow eyesiDg at ~ =. n. by rev. 81. Au-
GL-gLs StJTB, ~ First MsBtUs 'jIuycb, W. j..
aVg,ecL-''fsDt, P9sb, sno Principle" Young men
snG tns public generally cordially welcome.
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HITCHCOCK'S HALF DIME Mrsro
II printed ON neavy Music Paper Dsrs.l. M olC,
iIIIvs music ano woIdf. Price csnts ,.co cGiorsd
No. 50. CALL sIE SE1hIkh ~ SWN. ..
4s wvopsiDE WALII AND coLEA
a. g. PSFIc g oLEs Letter. in'''umen'al.
45 THE MoONLIT SEE.
~ 9FLocfPEbE JOHNNY.
z z sESs sESs PIaRH5s PEJS 6sFaFt. F9HhT.
40 BELLIES OF BkuADWAY
.. POWER Si7. OF i.rI doXE. Instrumental.
g. g. I Mill. Mt ASK TO PRESS THAI
e. e. Taf TIE kfsT fifT Egni. %REATH'
Ss LiGHi oFs THE WORLD. SACRED
Il. n fXTaS HSHS GALoP' Gtn si--N
Ss HPiN A BALLooN.
= SEI TaERE FaE . ood6ENIi SMAEN IN ys ssPR[Ee.
IS THE PAssfNG BELL. "''
M4LTGIbS RihITa SSwS HSfE sEoApk AT k2Ng BRANCH
q. SHE NIGHT NOT SUIT YOUR FANCY.
% AAHRM-IH;ARnMs; Arm bNn Polks M'lOuTkA.
The ,1ys 9L5 ooTFSes GL9GF SVsF ALL s.o,.o
j. HASSIs,s sE6hETE sdoTa EAv
!. G6E G6aE paElsE AfTaEk, soSS Ny BABY. MY OAR.
+ ss$H$sss$s$Ss Sssss$HHSSs.ss$ SSaEz$Hlh
81 really ToNT THINK 1 SHALL
ao1b-sYE swEETHEART. GOODBYE.
NOT FOR JOSEPH.
WTb Rhgp BsEfsTER BIDE A WEE.
: WON'T YoU UEa TEL ME WHY RoBIE'
rba "a aboYe can be obtained at the Music, Book aud
pertodIcsl Stores or by inclosing the price GENTS
nAs IA 20 the Publisher. Other choice selections will
rAp'oiy ''''"' BENJ. W. HITCHCOCK,
Il Nc, 0e SPRING sEIees, New York.
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-. I.UTHEHHAUn, TWELFTH AND

Bsss o&toHD streets. issy. 9oAH n. rhigE
lAst E.-AuBiYsfssFy GEo Easter Services, %, Dh.
o.sns PTG3 s3-n4sslinE, l01I C0ntf atiOn ahd Com
uluElDH. n. eEbgsth bcbOO! Anniversary IA,
fitJd anniversary eefHQCD-"PssL l. tb0fi Has IL
ne sE kTDlCiessf
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paid. and leave the members at the rate OF
$4,000 year, Is not retrenchment IL is unjust
and peDurious Discrimination. The people
will give no credit for sRoh reform Ss this.
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HANG TBE WINTER COAT!

Goodbye winter overcoat
hanging on the peg;
No moIo uso Tor you;
Stay there, beg!
Faithful friend you've Deen TO me-
All the winter long;
Goodbye, OvercOat,
Thick, warm. and strong.
Goodbye winter oVercoat
Bright sh ines the suu;
Milder the weather 10;
Your work is done.
Hanging in The closet, there,
Peacefully stay.
want lighter overcoat
For such pleasant day,
Goodbye, winter oyercoat;
Here Is lust the thing;
ROCKHILL Il WILSON'S
Oyercoats Tor Spring!
OyercoatB for short men,,
Oyercoats for tall,
Light and stylish oveTcoats
At GREAT BROWN HALL.
over and over, and over again, and over all
your other clothes, you need, moreover, a
stylish Spring OVcrcoat. We have Just the
thing for the present spring; all styles; lowest
prices; come and Try on your Spring Coat
R0CKHILL Il WILSON'S
GREAT BROWN STONE HALL,
Nos. 6O3 and sos CHESNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

now hE WON HRS, Secsad kN,g,s, na,g rsaJ,
A sequel 10 FAIR rLAN, hy Mira EMMA N NJ
~, 500 TuWonrn, 10 puoiisasa Ins day by
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.


Er[ AESU IA1ION
No. 1910 CHRSNUT Street
The hoDthIy Heetink OF the AssorIa ion Will be
- ou next D. oudAy Evening At = O'Clock.
Essay ny Rev John W. Mears. y. D.
hubjeet-Pp9llc Morality OF the ,statesmen OF the
GrSSs Republics.
subjsct for discuss On-Ia n HsDublican Form of
GOy.FBnept EhYOrAb G 10 the HDGesy ana IflKh
Character OF sJeCes LDSn Rnd Once hOideIsf
Vocal sT0 Instrumental music.
The pyDltc are iDYited.
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n~.45- ELLIS IRON BiffFaS.-THE MO9r
- popular and paiaiaOis h,tieIa IA tho maraet.
10 persons haVibg weak or Lhiu blood Or suffering
fTOnI Syspepaia thehe HiLtera sedy relief
Care eIuiIy prepared On strict scientific principles by
WILLIAM ELLIS Chemist. sold ny JUuNs rom
HOLLOWAY n IOWDEN. No. BOS AHOiI stress.
ana dIunklnih everywhere. "a LuthfH
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n.y. srIaIT ALIsm.-I. FRANC
GES WHITE Will speEk at CpNGEhf IA MI,
), 5adsy 81 y Vi IRON M&It, x x. But WHeH ths
Pberisses hssro it they SAID THIS fsii0" d0'h not
cast oOt devils but BY Bselzsbub the priHce Gf
evil" EyepiEK, 81 r. ~ ist Kings, xviii u.
. How lODs kslt ye between Two 0piHI0ns? IL the
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Pug. s, 1869
Administrators Sale.

WILL SELL TO the highest bidder, for cash. on
"Wednesday, The Goth day Of August, a. tho ron.
Sonce Of X"ohsriah Ilall, deceased,
x LOT OF CORN,
A LOT OF WHEAT,
ONE MARE, Ave years old;
LOT OF CATTLE.
HOGS and SHEEP,
EARNING TOOLS,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR.
'NITURE, &C.
liAug. a, 1868 4s I'd
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j. II. WHITNER.
Attorney at Law
AND
IL EAL ESTATE "A G b MT,
WALDALLA. SO GA.

WALHALLA, SO. Ca,
ETAS in charge for sale the following LOTS
and fArMS
Lot, 18th Acre, in 7Yalhalla, near Court House.
" 2 azores in Walhalla, fine building site.
I" G0A2l0 feet, below Walhalla, fine build
ing site.
/" $50 2lo feet, below walhalla, fine build
ing site.
" 10 Acres, below Walhalla, fno building
site. .
" 1871 Acres, between Walhalla and Depot.
" 200 Acres, unimproyed, 2 miles from
Walhalla.
$40 Acres, improved, 4 miles from Wal
halla.
1850 Acres, ESQ acres Bottom, improved,
l3 miles from Walhalla.
(" 42O Acres, Blue Ridge Railroad, Perry
vile Depot, Q miles from Walhalla.
F" 500 Acres, near Pcrryville Depot, 8
miles from Waihalla.
600 Acres, Seneca Greek, near Perry
vile Depot.
" as Acres. in Walhulla.
=" lG5 acres, 80 acres Of bottom, improved,
4 miles Of Wnlhalla.
F" 100 acros, on Little n.iver, 10 miles Of
esil Walhalla, 100 acres of bottom, well inu-
prOEed.
1900 acres, l4O acres of Creek Bottom,
improved, fine stock farm, Id miles from
Walhalla.
70 acres, woodland, we'll timbered, one
mile from Walhaila.
:" l22 acres, IA miles from Walhalla, fine
situation for Tannery.
9sg>Ofice on Public Square. ~g3a
May 10, 1860 SO tf
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DIR. Whittier.

A GRADUATE OF MEDICINE, as
"a diploma at office will show, has been longer
engaged IN the treatment Of Venereal, Sexual and
1,r.gafe Diseases, than any other physician in st..
Syphilis, Gonorrhea, Glcct, Structure, OrchiH,
Herniah, and Rupture; all Urinary Diseases and
Syphitaic or Mcrcurial Affections Of the throat,
SKIN or Bones, arc treated with unparalleled sue.
cess.
Sperm,atorrca, Sesual Debility and Lmpotcmcy as
the result Of self abuse in youth, sexual excess in
mature years, or other causes. and which produce
some of the following effects. rs nocturnal cmis
sions. 6l9tches, debility, dizziness, dimnezs Of s;ght,
confusion Of ideas, evl tfos1odi"gs, aversion to 50
ctety females. Toss Of memory and sexual po,ocr,
and rendering marriage Improper, arc permanently
cured. ~
DR.. Whittier publishes q MEDICAL PAMPHLET
relating to yenereal diseases and tho disastrous and
varied consequences of self-abuse, that will bcscnt.
to any address in q sealed envelope for two stamps
Many physioinns introduce patients to the doctor
after reading his medical pamphlet. Commnnic n
ton confidential. A friendly talk will cost you
nothing. Office central, yet retired-No. CIT 81.
Charles street, St. Louis, 40, Hours, 8 q. M. to
8 p. m. Sundays IL TO 2 p. m.
August 3, 1865 43 If F.
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New Advertisements

Wanted Agents to sell SERVICE
uAleou, AFLOAT in the SUMPTER
y ALABAMA. by AMDML. RAPHAEL
SEMMES. 10000 copios sold during the first
our months. 1t is q most graphic and thrill.
ing description of the adyontures Of this com.
mander and his comrades. written by Sommcs
himself, and everybody takes it without s~olioita-
ton. no mattcr what their politics. We viii
furnish the M of over 1875 agents, who hayo
made upwards of $500 per month net, with this
book. Sold only by subscription, and exclusive
territory given to good agents. Address
+. +. DIpBLE g. co.
208 Main ST., Louisville, Ky.
August 3, 1869 a. ftf
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ID LUE RIDGE HIGH SCHOOLGIRLS.
DPARATORY TO TIE UNIVERSITY OF
VlRGIEIA.-The principles, alumni of the
University Of Virginia and of Rugby and Camb.
ridge. England, and confidently commended
to public favor" by testimonials from those in.
st'tutions, are teachers of successful experience
in schonls of high grade. Sessions commence
SEPTEMBER l5Tn, close JUNE 25Tu.
TERMS: Tuition, board. fuel, lights, and
washing. $3.50 for entire session. No extras.
For circulars, address the principals, at Green.
wood Depot. Albermarle. Va.
A.. K. YANCY, JR, Graduate University Of
Va. "
CASKIE HARRISON. Alumnus Of Univer.
sity OF Cambridge, England, Principals.
August 3, 1860 43 IF
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SAIE

WILL SELL to the highest bidder, before the
! Market House door, In. the town Of Walhalia,
on Saleday in September next, the following tracts
or Land, belonging to tho Estate Of Eli Cleveland.
deceased, viz: '
Tract No: Q, containing $50 acres, adjoining
tracts Nos. 4 and 8, and L. NJ. Cleveland.
Tract Nod. containing 274 acres, adjoining
tract No. 2, J.W. Sanders, C.. w. Hunt and A.
j.. Lowery. 49, N
OF sALE.-On a credit Of ono, two
ana three years, the purchase money to be secured
ny note. personal security, and a mortgage Of tho
premises sold; tho note to DO drawn payable In
three equal annual successive ins:ulmonts, with
Interest. from date. Wv"
pa" Purchasers to pay extra for titles, mort
gage anl stamps.
8sss" plats ara ready for examination. Mr.. Z.
a. Cleveland, oh Tract No. 1, will give Ill neces.
sorry in regard to these lands.
ReeS- These tracts lie convenient 10 the Ka;i-
timber. 5t2
ROB'T. a. THOMPSON,
Pug. g., 1869 4s l
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j. II.
6 o M MISSION MERCHANT,
nos. ! & z, Atlantic Wharf,
CHARLESTON, S. c.

HAVING ample means for advances, q bus.
Aliness experience Of twenty years, and con.
fning himself strictly to a Commits ion Busi.
nose, without operating on his own account,
respectfully %solicits consignments Of Cotton,
Flour, Wheat. Corn, &c.
Shippers of Produce to him may, at their op-
ton, have their c~onsignmonts sold either in
Charleston or New York thus having the >ad-
vantage of two markets, without extra commits.
zion.
REFERENCESj
Bishop W. NJ. Wightman, s. G.; Col. VIM.
johnson, Charlotte, N. c.; Rev. II. o. Som.
mers, Tenn. Hon. John Pining, Augusta, Ca;
Messrs. Geo. w. Williams & Co., Charleston,
8 G.; Messrs. Williams, Taylor & Co., New
York.
May s, j 1859 30 ~
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NEW SPRING.
AND SUMMER GOODS FOR
1869.

T AM in receipt of a very large and complete
l. STOCK OF GOODS for the
Spring and Summer Trade;
Which I have selected in person With great
cure and with IN eye to tbs wants and nSecss.
sites Of this community. a5
LADIES' DRESS GOOOs;
Consisting in part of eyory style aud deserip.
ton OF Prints, from 10 cents up; Muslias..
rs cents up; Lawns, Japranees Cloths, RIB.
bons, Laces, Corsets, Hoop Skirts, and in fasa
everything necessary to q Iiady's completes
CENTS GOODS,
OF all kinds: Linens, Cottonades, Tweeds,
Plain and Fancy Cassimeres, French Drap,U.
Etc; also, Hats of all kinds and styles,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ladies' Lace and Congress CATERS, Mons,
Boys and Children's Boots and Shoes.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Window Curtains, Table Cloths, Sheeasm,
Shirtings, Long Cloths, &c., 60.
GOODS.
Collins Axes, Planters G. S. Brade's Hoes,
Ames' and RoHland's Long Handle Shovels,
Spades, Soythe and Grass Blades, Rakes,
Hames and Trace Chains. Also, Carpenters
Tools of every description.
Hams, Sides and Shoulders; Mackerel|, Su.
gar, Coffee, Imperial, Green and Black Teas,
Rico, Salt, Molasses, Flour, Corn Meal; and
also a general assortment Of Co~nfectionariess
for the Ladies.
All of which I can and will sell as low for
cash or barter rs any Merchant can afford;'
them. Call and see for yourselves, asI charge
nothing for showing my Goods.
y. BIEMANM.
Walhalla, S. G., April 10, 1850 28-sf-
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DIR. D. L. BOOZER,

SURGEON % q M TDST,
s now prepared to execute, In the most scientific
! manner, all branohes Of Ibis profession. lie fur
nishing Artificial Plates on improved styles, upon
q larger scale than heretofore, with short notice
and at prices much below the usual charge, Or
binary Vulenpisod Rubber Sets, $26. The same,
strengthened witb. gold bands, $3.50.
h Office over FIRST National Bank, Columbia, SIC,
June ~, 1869 So SmN
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Notice.

"A IL PERSONS indebted to the firm of J..
"a N. Bryson and Co., either at Walhalla or
Bachelors Retreat, arc requested to make pay.
ment without delay, as we owe money and must
collect to pay it. Come along and pay, and
don't put US to trouble and costs, and yourselves,
too. J. NJ. BRYSON g. 90.
WALHALLA, June 20, 1869 38-tf
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Estate Sale.

Et2 fivadue OF an order to mo directed, BIZ Richard
SA)+Lewis, ESQ, Judge ofProbate of Oconce Coun.
'tt:y, will sell to the highest bidder. at the Marke,
a'touss in Walhalla. on Saleday in September next,
TWO LOTS OF LAND,
Lying near tho Depot. belonging to the Estate of
'Wm.R r.. IIogsIed. deceased.
TERMS observation-disclosures to nav extra for
: stamps aud titles.
JAMES II. ROBINS, 500.
Aug. Q, 1869 IA I'd
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University Of South Carolina.

'hiE next Session will begin on tho first
u in October, and continue, with
out intormission, to the ensuing July.
Advantages are offered at this Institution to
STUDENTS in Law, (the graduates boing entitled
to practice in the Courts of this State /; in
Medicine, 1.-THE course of instruction being ex-
%tonsivo and thorough, with two written exemi.
|. nations during the session;) in Engineering.
Mathematics. Mental, Moral and Political
I Philosophy, History. Rhetoric, English Litera.
: tnre, Ancient and Modern Languages, and in
1 The various Scientific Schools.
Expenses for Session of nine months:
Annual fee, $500; Library foo. $1,000 /;
Room Rent fec, $500: Tuition foo, -;
for each Of three schools, SIS. 90 Tuition in
Law or Medicine. $4,000. Board Gun be had
lbo less.
For further information, send for Catalogues
NO the SSasnsaary Of the Faculty, Rev. G. Bruce
Walker.
e. w. BARNWELL,
/, as#g Chairman Of Faculty.
ou.gABrA. S.. G., Aug. 2, 1869 A-3
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ENHPEasE
Sewing Machine !
WHY IT is TIE BESTl

Flfasa ~>straight Needle, perpendicular action,
j. 'nraSesshe Lock or Shuttle Stitch, which will not
rip nor ravo,, and is alike or boil, sides; performs
Periee,-.sc'ing'on every description of material,
with OotGpa, Linen or Silk thread, from The ooars-
.cattb tle'faest number.
'n.1ifans, Fells, Binds, Braids, Tucks; Quilts
nandi Gdthsrs. ~
'As q Fsaaily Sewing Mcchine It hns no superior.
For sake at manufacturers prices, with freight
.sdded,.by
J. G. EVANS. Agent.
pENDLIToN, s. G.
n4as- Circulars sent free on application.
Uh!3'39, 1869 43 I'm
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Dissolution,

THE Co -partnership heretofore existing between
L the undersigned having expired on the 26th of
June last, by its own Limitation, notice is hereby
given that the Books Of tho Firm will be closed up
by IL. w. Pieper, who will hereafter alone con-
duct the business at the old stand, on Main street.
The outgoing and the permanent return their
thanks for past patronage, and hope TO merit q
continuance OF the same.
II, ". PIEPER,
F. w. PEPPER.
July 6, 1869 80 8
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Notice.

A! persons concerned will take notice that I
n sNl apply to Richard Lewis, Esq, Judge Of
Probate for Ooonee County, on the LIST day Of Sep
tember noxt for my full and final dismission as
Administrator Of the Estate of Rob't A. Hawthorn,
Deo'd. .ai& q'ffs
+. p. WERNER, Admir-,
August 4, 1850 40 y
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
IN pnoDArE-r1cKEHs COUNTY.
Samuel Chapman, Petition for
vs. Partition g. Sule Of
Jacob Chapman ct. al, Real Estate
L appearing to my satisfaction that Joel
J. Chapman, Mary Mckinney, the Heirs at law
OF Ruth Wigington, number and names un.
known and the Heirs at law of Isseral Chap
man, number and names unknown, Defendants
State.
1t is ordered that they file their place au-
swer or demur to said petition in this office with.
in forty days from the publication of this no.
t'ce as on failure to do so the Petition will be to
ken pro.confesso against them.
/. IL. PIIILPOT,
Judge of Probate.
June 80, 1869, 80 I'd
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
PIoKENs oouNrY-IN PROBATE.
Micajah Alexander Petition for Partition
vs.. and Sale Of Real Es-
David Alexander, et.al. tate.
7 appearing to my satisfaction that the heirs. at
4 law of David Alexander. decd, number and
names unknown; the heirs of Micaiah Alexander,
Jr, I'd. lumber and names unknown; and three
OF the heirs of Melvina Roberts, names unknown,
in this case. reside beyond the limits
OF this State: On motion of Holcombe, Pro. Pet,
it Is ordered that they file their plca, answer or
demnr to snid Petition, In this o,iSe: in forty days
after tho publication Of this notice, or their CON.
sent to the same will be entered Of record.
1. II. PHILPOT, J.p.p.o.
Pickcns G. H., July 10, 1860 @
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Walhalla Select School

!; MRS. GOODMAN will open n School in the town
: W of Wnlhalln. for young Indies and children.
The session will commence OH the 23rd of August
n and close on tho 23rd of December.
TERMS PER SESSION or FOUR MONTHS:
Advanced pupils. +; $40 90
Second Class. 8 90
Music on Pinno, 10 90
Use Of Instrument, Q OO
livery effort will DO made by tho Principal to
Improve her Pupils In their several branches OF
study, and practical attention paid to their man.
ners and morals.
Tuition to be pail at The expiration of first
month.
Mns. A. S. GOODMAN, Principal.
sF'1t Miss KATE GOODMAN Goyerncss
Miss ELEERTA GOODMAN.
Teacher Of Music.
Taofs win bo q Lessen given in DANCING every
Friday afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
TERMS
Per session Of Four Months, payable In ad-
vance, So
Children not attending tho School may never
theless join the Dancing class.
August 10, 1860 A If