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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-03-04
Woman's Suffrage Convention

A Woman's Suffrage Convention con-
vened in the City Hail, Milwaukee, on
Wednesday, of last week. The attend
ance was large throughout the two days
session, many distinguished advocates of
womap's rights being present from other
States The ladies of Milwaukee seem to
have largely entered into the spirit of the
Convention. Mrs. E. Cady Stanton, Mary
e. Livermore and Miss Susan B. Anthony
were among the principal speakers. Rev.
Miss A. j. Chaplin presided over the Con-
vention. The proceedings throughout are
represented as having been characterized
with pgopriety and decorum, and the tai
ent evinced by the speakers was of high
order. A number of the Clergymen of
Milwaukee participatediin the discussions.
On the second day Of the Convention,
constitution was adopted and a perma-
nent organization affected.
Rev. Mr.. Allison, chairman Of the com
mittee for that purpose, presented the fol
lowing Constitution which was adopted:
CONSTITUTION.
l.. Believing in the full equality of the sex
es, and that longer to deny woman her rights
both social and policical, works an incalcula.
BILE injury to society, we, the undersigned,
hereby agree to unite in an association to be
called the Wisconsin Woman's Suffrage Asso-
citation
g. The object Of the association shall be to
procure the right of suffrage for women, and
to secure such change as shall place them in
all respects upon an equal footing with men.
g. The officers of the association shall con-
sist of president, secretary, correspond
ing secretary, treasurer and executive CON-
mittee.
f. Any person may become q member of
the association upon the payment OF an an.
nual contribution of fifty cents.
The president shall preside at all meetings
of the society, and in her absence the senior
vice president,
LIST or oEFICERs.
President:-Laura j. Ross.
Vice Presidents:-Mrs. S. E. Zandt, M. D.,
Rev. H. Eddy, Madam Anneke, Mrs: 0. 81.
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-03-04

President:-Laura j. Ross.
Vice Pfesidents:-Mrs. S. E. Zandt, M. D.,
Rev. H. Eddy, Madam Anneke, Mrs. O. FL
Waldo. Mrs. S. Cadwalader Rev. c.. w. Gan
nett, Mrs. A. R. r. Butler, Mes. DR.. j. G.
Brown, Rev. s. Fallows.
Secretary Rev. A. j. Chaplin.
Corresponding Secretary:-Miss L. Peckham.
Trsaserer:-George w. Peckham, Jr.
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Congress

Is quarreliug over the tenure of Office Act.
This Act, it will be remembered was inten-
dcd to c~heckmatc President johnson in his
raid on incompetent, dishonest radical Office
holders. Now that the radicals have a presi-
dent of their own ilk, they desire to give him
full sway. Grant thinks he cant run the ma,
chine properly unless he is armed with full
power to appoint and remove officials al ud'-
euns. The House is favorable to a repeal OF
the obnoxious law but the Senate is unwilling
to forego all power in the disposal of the fat
Offices Of tho Government and propose a sub
stitute, which while it gives the President a
wider discretion yet still retains 10 the Sen
ate considerable power in the matter of ap-
pointment and removal.
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Freshet.

On the night of the 25th instant a heavy
fall Of rain occurred in this section. The
clouds seemed to empty themselves on the
earth. Our water courses were higher than
they have been known to be for several years
past. All the fairgrounds on the branches,
creeks and rivers were o%verfowed, and in
many instances badly washed. Fences were
swept away, and a great deal of injury and de-
Law to our farmers effected. We have not
heard how many or whether any bridges were
destroyed, but hope none have been washed
away. The weather is now clear and warm.
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SOUTH CAROLINA
LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY,
Autho,i2cd Capital,
FIVE MILLION DOLLARS.
Present Limit, 100000.

rIIE OFFICE OF. THIS COMPANY Is NOW
| opened at No. 0 Broad street (South-Westorw
Railroad Bank for tho receipt of Deposits, Dis
count of Paper, Purchase and Sale of Exchange
and the transaction of a General Banking business.
Interest allowed OH De posits upon terms estsh-
lishc | by tho Board of Directors.
Tho Company is also q legal Depository fot.
moneys paid into Court, will receive Registry snI
Transfer Books, act rs agent TO pay Coupons and
Dividends, and as Trustee in Railroad Mortgages.
DIRECTORS.
w. g.. Bee. of VIM. c. Bee & Co.; 4. s, john.
son, of johnson, Crews & Co.; Robt. Mure. Of
Robt. Murc & Co.; WI Williams, ofW B. VIII
liams s. Son Il. II. Frost, of Frost s. Adger; ].
H.. Adger, Of J. Il. Adgcr & CO.; Henry Gourdia,
Matthisson 4 Co.; George l: Buist, of Buist&
BUST &C. Memmingcr, of Memminger. Jervoy
s. Pinckney; Il. J. Kerr, of j. Kerr 4 Co; j. D..
Aiken, of J. D. Aiken s. Co.; John Campsen OF
Campsen s. Co; A. =. Caldwell, of r.. & A. p
o.llwoH, W. X. Ryan, J. I. Wclsman, Is. O'Noillv
J. J. Gregg, Grnnitcvillc, SC.
For further information address
GEO. s. CAMERON, President.
TnOs. r.. WARlNG, Cashier.
Charleston, s.. c., March II, 1869.
March 20, 1860. q Sm
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Auction Sale.

Attention is called to the advertisement of
j. j. LEE Auction and Commission Mer-
chant. He proposes to sell ut auction with
out reserve, on Saturday the 10th of April
staple articles in the Grocery, dry goods and
hardware line. All persons desiring bargains
will find it to their interest to attend as the
Goods will be sold. Auction room first door
below PIEpER's store.
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LANDS, LANDS!
ME ESE 81 M cCUE4ET,
Brokers and Dealers

IN SOUTHERN REAL ESTATE,
VX7ILL attend to buying and selling South
w crn Lands. Keep constantly on hand,
Plats and descriptions Of Lands for sale: Par,
tics desiring to purchase in the South, and
those who desire to soil their property will find
it to their interest to consult with us. We have
correspondence in New York, Boston, Hartford
Conn, Baltimore, and other Northern cities.
Those who wish to sell their Lands will
please send US q full description and Plat and
Deeds Of the snmo.
Parties wishing to purchase. either Ncrth or or
S III, will do we'll to correspond with US: VIII
be rlcased ut all times to send Plat and descrip'
ton of Lands for sale by us. Any information
choorfully given. No charge is made unless
sales are eEectsd. Reference given on our
card.
KIGESE & McCULLY,
Brokers and Real Estate Agents.
Anderson G. H., S. c..
March 25, 1869 % 0m
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Explanatory.

The Editor takes this occasion to express
his thanks to the subscribers to the COURIER
for their liberal patronage during his long abb
sence and promises in tho future to give a
personal supervision to the paper. He trusts
our readers will pardon the numerous typo
graphical errors which nave occurred from
time to time and hopes in the future to pre-,
vent their recurrence. He desires to make
the paper worthy of its patronage and a vel;
come visitor in every household. y
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Notice.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

ilcHenS ". IL, .. Va hlurcn y, 1coV.l u
TINE COMMISSIONERS for P;ecRsns Coutis
ty, in accordance with the 1tth and l2th
Sections of the Act defining tho JurisdicdotB
and duties Of County Commissioners, having
had the samo laid out into Eight Townships3,
the following named persons are hereby APP
pointed Electors or Selectmen oftho Townships
and will hold on election at the places designa'|
ted, on the 81 Tuesday in April, for Township
Officers {:
RackensviHe Honship, No. 1.--R. r. Gillian.
John King and Thos. J. Bowen. First meet.
ing at II. II. Uolcombc's. !
Salubrity Township. No. PA. r. Claytaal
l.. G.. Hamilton and j. @. Parsons. Plaee9s
meeting at Abnor Odell's.
Garviu Io,onsAip, NJ. 3.-Samuol A. JAMS.
+. V: Clayton and p. II. Lawrence. Plaeeo sI
meeting at Gaines Shop. I'll
Stcolo and W., g. Hillhousc. Plaoe of .neetlag3
at old Poor House (IIoopor's). I,
Pckens Court House Io,onsAip, No. 5..-WI
Il. Wolborn, &C. Porter and Gideon Ellie
Plaoo Of meeting Mt Pickeps Court HOUSE,
q. - DacusuiM Bpnshttp, No. G,--Willian VI
Jonos, w. p. Hunt and w. 7. Field! PlaeoVij
meeting at Daousvillo. .yaI
Iampkintown I1onshtp, No. 7.--YeMn 49, ~
Jones, G. M. Lynch and JosephA A. Bates' t.t21k
of meeting at Pumpkintown. M
Bastatoo Tomshin No. 8.-eEs A, MLlesssNN
cob !Lowis and James NJ. Stewart, R1aps ~
meeting ut Eastatoo Church. ,a,4l
The Selectmen3 or. Electors are foqaasusvN9n7T
give public n9ticoof the eane.s
BY. order oftho Board. .aoonS
Clerk Of Board of. County Cotfsss
Maroh 8, 1869 ~ ssMH
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Free Schools.

The Bill to provide a system Of public
schools for the State failed to pass the Legis-
laturo. A joint resolution was adopted all.
thorizing the Treasurer to pay over t" tho
'treasurcrs Of the various Counties Of the state
their pro rata share of $4,000 appropriated
by General CANBY for tho support Of free
Schools, to be distributed by them among the
various teachers of their respective counties.
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Democrats Rally !

Tp ALLY DEMOCRATS Of Seneca Township,
~ No Q, ut I~Iopcwcll Church, on Saturday.
the Sd Of April next, and preserve unsullied the
bright laurcls which already shade your brow,
and. by your prompt and decisive measures dufeat
oil attempts Of m amulganntion of parties.
Wo hive tho power, lot us maintain and pre-
serve it.
Seneca, March 16, 1869. u II
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Nay Attention is directed to tho Adycr.
tise of NIcssrs. KEEsE & McCULLY, Brokers
and Real Estate Agents, Anderson G.. H., s.
G. Those having lands to sell would do well
to confer with these gentlemen.
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The Legislature,

To the great relief Of the people, adjourned
sine die on the Gath instant. The regular
session continued for a period of over eighty
days. A good many Acts were passed but
generally of little public interest.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-04-02

THE GRAND jury OF OcoNEE..-We have
read, with a great deal of interest, the pre-.
sentiment of the Grand Jury of Oconee coun-
ty, at the recent term of Court, and without
pretending to judge the merits Of local ques-
tions discussed, cannot refrain from express
ing O decided appreciation for their thorough,
bold and vigorous style in presenting to the
notice of his Honor such matters as they
deemed %expedient. Thoro is no effort to Law.
ish praise simply because the opportunity is
offered, and their condemnation of others is
expressed tcrscly aud f%oroibly, without giving
way to unscemly language. In q word, they
discharged tho duties imposed upon them by
law, "without fear, favor or affection" The
example is worthy of emulation, and IS W
are beginning a new era in the history of our
State, amid many difficulties and trials, we
trust there will always be found a disposition
to thoroughly vindicatc tho law and the pco'
pie, aud that these grand inquests will not
merely sock to disco yer whom they may
praise, but administer blame wherever de-
served.
Iu concluding their p%rcscntmcnt, tho grand
jury congratulates "the people of Oconee in
having for their judicial officer the distin.
guishcd statemau and jurist who prcsides in
the Eight Judicial Circuit, and who has
shown by his prompt dispatch of business,
and his strict but courteous enforcement OF
the rules of the Court, that he is the right
man in tho right place; that the mantle SC
honorably worn by Harper, O'Ncall, and tho
other great Judges of South Carolina, has
fallen upon worthy shoulders" They also
take occasion to express their opinion " thai
the people Of this county will have no room
to regret the choice which they have mad
for tho Office of Solicitor, and that the STATE
will suffer no dctriment whilo the enforcement
of her laws is entrusted to his care"
TA.ndcrson MtcAigenccr.
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Agriculture,

Is the first and greatest OF the three prim-
tive sources of national wealth and prospcri.
ty and is prominently the occupation of the
people Of South Carolina. Prior to the war
great interest was manifested in the improve
mcnt of our crops and the growth Of stock
60 and to encourage farmers in there lauda-
bic efforts, annual State and, county fairs were
hold and prizes awarded for all extra produc.
tions. We notice from our exchanges that
there Is o prospect of reviving this hudablc
system of encouragement and mutual improve.
mcnt. At a meeting of the farmers and
planters of Abbevillc at the Court House Of
that County the following preamble and res.
~olutions were adopted.
"Whcrcas, we regard agriculture as the
great interest of tho State and the basis of all
prosperity therefore,
"Resolvcd, That We do invite the several
Counties of the State to meet us in convcn-
ton in Columbia, on the fourth Wednesday
(thc 28th) Of Apri! next, at 7 p. NJ, for the
purpose Of forming a State Agricultural So
ciety."
Other Counties arc advocating the same
course and doubtless tho organization of q
State Agricultural Society will soon be effec.
ted. We trust the citizens Of Oconee Coun-
ty will take occasion to hold a meeting at an
carly day preparatory to uniting with the 9TH
or Counties of the State. There is nothing
like tho %attrition Of minds on any subject and
it would result in mutual advantage TO tho far.
f mors If they would meet monthly and ex.
change sheir views on tho various methods Of
; improving our lands and stock. The wisesl
: would learn something and thereby save
a enough of labor or expense to amply repay
them for the time.
!, GD- Among the bills introduced in thu
:" House Of Representatives, Monday, was on
:. ! to elect a delegate to Congress from the Dis
= trict Of Columbia, and another to the effec
) that any peraon elected to Congress who i
unable 0 ttake the "iron. olad oath" shall no
e be entitled to his seat, but the party ~receivin
th tho next highest number Of votes, Il able
ie take such oath, shall DO admitted.
y Ey- Mr.. Borie is the first Secretary Of til
=. Navy the country has had for many years VIII
Or practically understands the rigging and build
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F0I, CONSTABLE.

Rsg~ The many friends Of r. WlEBENS an
nounco him n candidate for Constable of Wagner
Township, ut tho approaching election. lie has
many years experience in tho caice, is temperate
trustworthy, and in overy way worthy of tho sup
port of all good Democrats.
March 81, 1869 % 10
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psy- The following is the Committee Of
Investigation of the Third Congressional Dis
trict Representatives Joseph Crews, George
Il. Mcintyre, r. B. Elliot, Robert Smalls'
j. II. Eryan, and Senators J. II. Buck and
J.. j. Wright.
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The Little Corporal,

For the month of April has been laid on
our table. 1t contains the usual amount of
interesting reading matter. Published at Chi
caga Illinois at the low price of one dollar a
year.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-04-02

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Oc0nee County.
Nancy a. Morgan, Adm'x.
vs.. Petition for Final
&C. Gee n, "; Elliott nsssns sna Mary Settlement
IT appearing to my L~isfastion that tho helrs at
L law OF James A. Morgan, deceased, to wit;
Geo. w. Elliott and Mary IL. Elliott, reside from
and Beyond tho limits of this Stete; 1t is ordered,
therefore, that they do appear at tho Court Of Pro-
bate, to BIO holdcn for Oconoe County on the Sd Of
q final settlement Of the Estate should not DO had
and decree rendered. Given under my hand md
seal Of slid Court, at Probate Office. Walhalla
@. H',5this the22d.day Of MARCH, 1869.
IN, RICHARD LEWIS,
,assy9E Y Judge Of Probate,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-04-02

The Legislature elected The following mot.
ley Grew as Trustees of the South Carolina
University: Bozeman and Cardozs, co!ored +;
Tomlinson and Jillson, carpet.baggers Nea.
gle,a North Carolina fugitive aud Rober
son and Moses, of South Carolina.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-04-02

JOHN CAMERON, an Irishman, was arrested
near Walhalla, on the Goth ult., undcra charge
of Burglary. The prisoner has been sent to
the Anderson Jail for safe keeping.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-04-02

GH- Mcssrs. Reed and Simpson returned
from Washington, yesterday. They are not
very sanguinc that justice will be rendered
in their cases. The next few days will decide
the matter, howcver.-PA@nic, Eth.
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SALARIES OF RuLERs.-The Emperor OF
Russia gets $4,000 salary a day; the Sultan
sl8, 5000. Napoleon sl4,2l9; the Emperor
of Austria sl0,050; the King Of Prussia
SS,21O; Victor Emmanuel $6,340 Victoria
1920; Leopold, of Belgium, SLAB, and
President Grant $GS.5.
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Notice.

Ill PARTIES having demands against tho
II County of Oconce arc requested to present
them on or before the 23rd of April, 1859.
BY order of the Board of County Commissioners
March %. 1869 "a 8
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WALHALLA, 5. c.:
Friday Morning, April, Q, 1859.

ses- In New York, on tho goth April,
Cotton was quoted at $1,000 Gold, 313.
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Receipts

Yhe following persons have paid on their sub
to the Courier, rs follows:
Iobn q C)ement. 81 90
Mathew Mauaell. 2 90
Ransom Duke, 200
John Bowen, ESQ, 2 90
s. D. Keith. l SO
NJ. D Keith, l 90
Miles Chapman, so
J. A. Griffin, 2 90
J. G.. Ferguson. Esq, 90
DR.. J. i. Dean, 4 80
+. G, G. Parsons, ESQ, 2 90
Joab Mauld,n, Ess, 2 90
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pas- The conference between the ENJOYS OF
the South Carolina Railroad and the Column
bia and Augusta Railroad Company, held in
Charleston during the present week, is report
cd to have been a failure; it was found im-
possible to effect any compromise, and the
affair stands now just where it did before the
ENJOYS went on their mission. In a short
time, says the "Augusta Chronicle and Sen
%tincl," the track of the Columbia and Angus
to Road will be laid to the Savannah River,
and VIC may then expect to see all the devices
known to the law put in operation by two
companics-one that it may enter the city,
the other to prevent it.
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THE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,

oCONEE CONFEDERATION.
WHEREAS, Silas Corn hath made suit to me
" to grant him Letters of administration on
tho Estate and Effects of Jacob Rutt, deceased {:
The kindred and creditors Of Tic said jacob Butt,
deceased, are, Therefore,, cited to be and appear
before me. in the Court of Probate, to be hold at
Walhalla, S. G., on Monday the 18th day of April
next, ct II o'clock, y NJ. TO show cause. If any
they have, why the said Administration should
not DO granted, Given under my hand and seal,
this the Goth day Of March, 1863.
r. LEWIS,
Ju lge Of Probate.
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Piekens.

Tho town of Pickcns is located on a ridge,
running cast and west. The eastern extrem-
ity spreads out like a fan, affording beautiful
sites for building. Tho town is now in tho
~syaddling clothes of infancy, but the number
Of houses, which have been erected in tho
short space Of six months, bespcak for 1t a FL.
turo Of growth and prosperity. Already 1t
boasts Of two Aourishing Storos, two temples
to Bacchus, and two houses for the entertain.
ment Of the inner man, besides o nnmber of
private dwelling houses. Thu citizens Of the
surrounding country arc generally good iv-
crs, experienced farmers, and out Of debit
There are, in It's vicinity, several mills and q
wool factory in full operation, and water. pow
or without limit for manufacturing purposes
Iho public buildings arc nearly completed
and tho OFF cersa are now occupying their rooms
In tle, Court Hsuse. Tho Court House j
built Of brick, and tho Court room arrange
rs nearly as possible aftor the style Of sh
Court room Of old Pickena District, thougl
~ smallcr Dimensions. We wero treated Wit
the utmost Kindness by the citizens Of tn
town and vicinity, and though our business i
Court prevented our accepting the many hos
Observation-Disclosures TO visit them, we are ne,
srtRaleas, under obligations. We wish fo
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Court,

At Pickens, adjourned on Thursday even
ing, the fourth day of its sitting. This olo
SEES tho courts of tho Eight Circuit. judge
ORn has won golden opinions every Where,
both from the Bar and tho people. Tho
Criminal docket was unusually small, furnish
ing but four true Bills, only one Of which
was tried. This was a case Of q young man
charged with stealing a ten dollar Bill on tho
Lancaster National Bank Of Pennsylvania
Tho accused vas found guilty and sentenced
to i've months Imprisonment in tho County
Jail. Before passing sentence, his Honor sta
ted that tho prisoner was the first white man,
who had been brought before him for sentence
for larceny during a period of seven weeks
spent on his circuit. This speak volumes tor
tho virtue and morality of our people, and
demonstrates their law abiding character. 1t
must be borne in mind, that these four cases
! arc the accumulation of twelve months, du-
ring which we had no law or courts. The
Civil Docket comprised a good many cases,
which were soon disposed of under tho mutu-
al benefit system of our %juries. They com.
/ mittcd themselves in the outset to the system
Of scaling, aud in no instance gave a verdict
for moro than fifty per cent. on debts con-
tractcd prior to and during the revolution
Ex.Gov. PERRY made q powerful effort to
stem tho current, painting to the minds OF
the jury, perjury, agrarianism and general dc.
moralization as the terminus of such a courses
but all to no effect. After a few verdicts
from each Jury, the question resolved itscl
into q moro mathematical calculation of coun
ting tho interest and diyiaingsby two to fine
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BLUE RIDGE LODGE, NO. 90, A.+F.,.M.
rIIE NEXT REGULAR COMMUNICATION Of
L Blue Ridge Lodge, No. 92,, A.'.F...M., will be
held on tho First Saturday in April next. the
Bird, at 4 o'clock, p. NJ. A full attendance is re-
auestcd. Brethren will take due notice and be
governed accordingly. by order of tho Lodge.
ROBERT YOUNG, Sect'y
March 90, 1860 10 Q
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j. y. LEE.
NEW STORE ON MAIN STREET,|
North Of Lutheran Church..

HAVE just received n full supply of CHEAP
| DRYGOODS, consisting OF Prints of the latest
Spring st, les, Slirlings, Long Cloths, Osnnbur,s,
cry of all grades and styles. Groceries, consist
ing of Sugars, Coffccs, Salt, &c., Candies, Crack
crs, sc. hardware, EARNING Tools.
will buy for cnsh or barter, Eggs, Poultry,
Bacon, &C., for Which l will pay rs much, as any
merchant in Wulhalla can afford. GILL and oxam-
inc my Stock.
March %, 1869. "a