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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-05-21
Public Meetine.

The attention of the citizens Of Oeoncc
County is directed to a notice Gin another col
umn) of a public meeting to be, held at Wal
halla on Monday the 7th day of June next
"to take such steps as may be necessary to
form q county Agricultural and Mechanical
Society" This is n matter of such grave
Importance and general interest," as to need no
word of approval or commentator from us.
Every one is aware that numerous and radical
changes have been; and arc being mado in,ttc
industrial pursuits Of tho South. Statistics of
products now realized per acre as compared.
with those of the past, demonstrate that those
changes are improvements on the cid systems.
and whether we arc to DO benefited by these
improvements will depend principally on our
solves. If we stand aloof while our sister
counties are gathering knowledge from mutu-
al experience and interchange Of ideas, We.
will be distanced in this our chief occupation.
The surest and speediest road to successful and,
progressive improvement in any pursuit ari.
scs froE; gree discussion and mutual assistance.
The county society is q radiating center from
which practical information in farm economy
and production is diffuscd throughout the
county. Farmers llaye never properly appro-
ciatcd tho dignity and importance of their
calling. They have always moderated the
educational qualifications necessary, to good
farming. AS a%aclass, thoy have been modest
and retiring and though constituting the ohief
element of NATIONAL wealth; they have seldom
sought or obtained practical representation III
tho state or national councils. They fare in
torcsted above everything in tho success of
tho present efforts to exalt Agriculture from
a menial occupation to it's true position as an
acknowledged Science. We are not farmers
or mechanics, but, in our early days, we were
trained to the use Of the plough and hoe, and
when with the new lights in agriculture we
compare the old systemiwith the present, we
are amazed at the blind prejudice, and igno-
rance which have SO long crippled this branch
Of industry. In mechanics too ethore has
been too much HConseryatism" abutas q class
this branch Of industry has shown more,pr
gress than Agriculture. Mechanics general
ly serve an apprenticeship for their trados.-
In this way by proper instruction, they obe-
como passable cobblers in three years, but tho
idea Of inycnting, porfeoting and erecting ma,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-05-21
False Economy.

Thore is no error more common in the
world than that of buying cheap articles as q
measure of economy. If the article be coat
orsdress pattern, the purchaser must pay as
much fortho cutting, making and trimming
as for.completing n good article, and as these
items constitute half the cost of every gar.
menty, it follows that the material representing
theother half should be Of good quality. To
buy a good article where it can be had cheap.
est is true economy. In this connection we
invite the attention of. the trading public to
the advertisement Of G. i. REID & Co., in
this issue. They claim that their select stock
of'ggoods combining in quality, "thc beautiful
the fashionable and the durablc," can and
will be sold at as low prices, as the same class
of goods can be afforded in any retail market.
Gall and examine their stock and prices.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-05-21
Real Estate Record.

Mcssrs. KEEsE g. McCULLY, Real Estate
Agents at Anderson G. H., s.. G., have pub
lished the first number Of, their Quarterly UNI
der the above title. They propose to rent,
lease or sell, at the option otlthc owner; for a
reasonable compensation, lands situated 10
this State, and described in their Circular. -
This is a new business in the South, and one
likely to operate as o. great convenience to set
tiers and immigrants Before they start, out
on their journey, or when they arrive, thoy
know they can find here Plats and desorip-
tons Of lands for sale, and agents authorized
to sell. 1t in this way operates not only as a
convenience to the seller in bringing his lands
prominently before the public but also to the
purchaser as afording a sure source Of infer.
nation in the real estate market. FL thus en-
couragcs immigration and promotes general
prosperity. The first Number contains in ad-
dition to description of various tracts of land
in this and Andersen Counties, commendato.
ry letters from Hons. jill. OfsR, B. Il. PERRY
and j. p. REID as to tho soil climate and
health of the country and its condition of
civil and pohtieai quietude and security. We
wish these gentlemen a full measure of sue.
cess in their new and patriotic undertaking.
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cl'inerys for tho development of the manufae,
turing interests Of the State has been a fruit.
less dream. While nature has abuudantly
favored our section III water powers, timber
ond minerals, we have bceh content to stand
oil the threshold Of mechanical Science, wlilu
others enjoy the rich fruits Of its production.
Our ihfeflosity in mechanical ingenuity'aud
tho want Of a perfect system Of Agriculture
contributed moro to the overthrow of the con.
federacy than the superior numerical strength
OF tho north. 10 be ready foreyery emer.
gcnoy demands in fact the highest excellence
in the Physical sciences. This excellence
can only be attained by mutual instruction.
Man is an initiative animal and the knowl-
edge o. ono generation is the. starting point
of tho next. Such has been the course of
human nature from tho dizzy Our first parents
covered their nakedncss with fig leaves to the
present periodic of comfort and elegance in dress.
Every Improvement has been slowly aud eau
tiously received. There has bccn little life
or effort towards Advancement until lately
Now a whole people are bending their intel.
%lcctual energies in the laudablc effort to rc ecu
pcrate the country bya sound practical course
Of Agricultural and mechanical iddustry.--
Just as there is wisdom in multitude Of coun.
sellers, so there's success in a multitude of we'll
directed efforts. TO collect tho useful knowl.
edge thus derived and disseminate 1t among
the people is the object of the present pro-
posed organization. It cannot fail Of good
results and merits the earnest support Of cY-
cry we'll wislcr Of the country.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-05-21
Taken Up.

A youth (white) named Garrett was
brought to Walhalla on the 18th inst, charg.
cd with breaking into and stealing from the
House of Morgan Bryce of this County, up.
wards of One Hundred dollars. The larceny
was committed on Sunday while Mr.. Bryce
and family were attending church. The boy
confessed the crime and restored the entire
amount of money. While a warrant was
Being prepared the sly rogue stepped off with,
out any word Of adicu, and has not been since
seen or heard from. I.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-05-21
Personal.

We had the pleasure last week Of meeting
I'm the "Couricr Office with Il. r. STOKES of
Columbia, who is on q visit to the up-country,
in tho interest of his business as q manufac-
tprcr Of blank books, book binder &c. We
have had some dealings with his house in the
past and can testify to the %ncatncss and pune
tualiity with which his work is executed. At.
tention is called to his card published in an.
other column.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-05-21
A Good Opportunity.

Good teeth arc essential requisites TO health
end whenever these have become decayed or
lost infthe' course Of nature, the Dsntcst is q
valuable friend to us. Drs. ZACHARY and
SIMMONS, inform the public that they havo
opened an Office over tho store of the Messrs.
ParpER, whore they will fiji or extract decay.
edtteeth, land make new sots after tho latest
improvements for such as wish them. Giyo
them a call.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-05-21
ELECTION NOTICF@

AZ accordance with the proclomot;on .
4, Governor, dated 10Th day Of AMI % no tho
tIhcre will be .an' election in t5isu q mpfitA 1892,
HooisIli fQhSDAf in MAY, being the 5t,'
By virtue of authority vested in 10
~ establish tho following polling piacos II
Centre, Muddy Springs. Madison yr,nn;
CUTS Louise, Walhalla, Cheohcc, Toxawnn
Battle Creek. and MILESTONE. ""S'>
me following are hereby appointed tho Man.
gers of Election: Wv ""h',
John Price. -0''' o"'h ana
f"r .h"hly ,&pyiags-llansom Hunt. TY,ou.o
Iat9rson and g.. W. Hunt.
n"""'c"Ts Mouse.-Hack Hubbard, David
duncan and John Rogers. D"'u
U"MaHa.-B. w. Bell, J.. w. Christian.
Alex. Bryce Senior. o""''"""'
1"c04c@-Martin M%alafry, David Alesandcr.
and j. u. Alcxadcr. 'N"nuef'
noa"M"H Simpson Fountain, James ".
llarrc. Newton Lawrence.
DuHc Cipch.-J. b.. Pbillins .T,h, r.
John Woodall. P' oo"n liuShes,>
Calais. r' 'Ao"'y io"eil "m
The above named Managers arc rco,,oss ,, -
upncar at Wnlhalla on or before tho l5th IN
,; -" lor inc purpose Of receiving the r]ccistra..
N, ALIEN BRYCE ym.
DAVID SANDERS, Is
~. d.. BiEMANN.
commissioners Of Election Oconcn ro,,,
May 10, 1869 Al No'"'S"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-05-21

tIgaT Attention Is directed to the Adycr.
tisement of Maj. j. II. WH1rNER, Real Els.
tate'Ageut. by the advertisement it will be
seen that he has a number of desirable Town
Lots and valuable Farms for sale.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-05-21
Public Notice.

F4NIlE CITIZENS of Oconcc Cnunty are earn
Il estly requested to meet at Walhalla on
Monday the 1'h day of June. at II o'clock, a.
A., to take such steps as may be necessary to
form u County Agricultural and Mechanical
Society. The Convention which was held at
Columbia on April 2Sth and Goth, urged very
strongly the formation of County Sociclics as
the best means OF insuring our future prosperity.
RICHARD S. PORCllER,
W. RUSSELL.
PERRyvILLE. Nav SGD 80
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A~ssigncc's Sale.
May ~. 1860

WILL SELL, upon the premises, on
L Wednesday tho I'd day of Juno next, the
REAA EsTATE
OF NJ. II. Hunnicutt, Bankrupt, consisting OF
one TRACT OF LAND, wherein he now
lives, near Pcrryvillc Depot, on tho Blue
Ridge Railroad, on Martins Creek, bounded
by lands o" Dir. Il. j.. Lewis, YIN. a. lazy
and others, and containing $50 Acres moro
or less.
There are, upon the promises, fine FLOUR
ING, GRlSl, CIRCULAR SAW, and
RICE MILLS, all in successful opcratiTrn ; "
good Orchard, q large and substantial two.
story dwelling, nearly completed, with very
good out buildings. About 90 acres of the
land is good bottom, and tho up lands arc fine
and we'll adapted to the cultivation of Wheat,
Cotton and Corn. The place is convenient to
schools and churches, and the society Of the
neighborhood is good. Altogether il il ono
OF the most desirable places in Oconeo. Coun-
ty, and offers a rare chance for profitable in.
vestmcnb.
ALSO
At tic same time and place, 1 will sell tho
uncxcmptcd PERSONAL ESTATE of said
Bankrupt, consisting of Household and Kitch.,
en- Furniture, l Yoke Of Oxen, Hogs, Cattle,
Books of Account, &c, &c.
i, All of the foregoing property sold freed
from all membranes by order of Judge
BRYAN.
TERMS CASH. Purchasers to paw extra
for titles and stamps.
WM. A. LAY,
May S, 1900 80 4
oeS' l1nde,son MteNigencer please copy.
twice, and Daily and Tri-NYcckly Columbia.
office.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-05-21

RD In New York on Monday last, the
18th, Cotton was selling at 2S9 per pound
Gold, AIS.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-05-21
Ant Bankruptcy.

IN THE NATTER or NJ. R. mUNNIcUrr, ~BANKRupr,
'HNlE Creditors of NJ. II. Hnnnicutt. Bank.
IL rupt, holding Liens against said Bank.
rupth Estate, arc hereby notified to prove thnIr
said Picns before {. G. JAEGER, Register in
Ban4ruPtcy. n his Office in Ncwbcrrey, S. c.
m,!n.h .h'rty gays from this date. upon pain Of;
9elpS,barrcd from any share in the proceeds Of
fIIp saio Of said Estate.
n,k4:,se2 30 A's E
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SALE
or TfLE-lBLE RE.lL E,ST.f1 E.

THE STMHE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
IL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY.
Harrison Hamilton, ct. al, Petition TO sell
VS.. ! Lands Sc
Sarah Jane Hamilton, Ct. al.
DY virtue of an order from l.. II. Philpot, ESQ,
- Judge Of Probate Count fop said County. L will
sell to the highest bidder at Pickcns G.. H., on
Salcday in June next,
THE REAL ESTATE
OF William Hamilton, deceased, consisting of Four
Tracts of Land, MS follows:
Tract No. l, the Homestead, containing 1853
Acres, more or less, adjoining lands of Miss
Brachius. Perry Miller, Tracls Nos. 3 and 1.
Tract No. 2. containing 892 Acres, more or less,
adjoining J.. Il. Addington, =. Miller, and Traots
Nos. l and 3.
Tract No. 3, containing 1907 Acres, moro or
less, adjoining Arlington, S. II. Bowen, Tracts
Nos. . ana 4.
Tract No. q, containing 83Y Acres, more or less,
adjoining Warren Hamilton, $. II. Bowen, Tracts
Nos. l and 3.
TERMS OF sALEeOn n credit of ono and two
years, with. interest ffonxdatc, with bonds md "
good sure,ics, and a ~moifgagc of7 the premises
The p"rchaserA,to pay cost ia cM1pn day Of sale,
and to pAy extra for s.tnmt& titlcaand mortgage.
,JoSS MtULDlN, sr.o.,
and forward bill to me-. ~ j. MI
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-05-21

BLUE RIDGE LODGE, NO 90, AIM.
THE NEXT REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS of
l Blue Ridge Lodge, No. OF, A...F...Nr., will be
held on tho First Saturday in June next. the
9th. at 4 o'clock, p. NJ. a full attendance is re-
1ucstcd. Brethren will take due notice anil bo
governed accordingly. BY order of the Lodge.
ROBERT YOUNG, Sect'y
May 18. 1860 80 q
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SOUTH CAROLINA
State Agricultural and mechanical:
Magazine.


~ gj
1 an early date, the subscribers will publisln
~ the first number Of a Monthly Magazine, do
voted to the development Of the material interests.
OF the State, and the whole South; and will dis.
tribute five thousand copies gratuitouslv, so that
every Ole may sec what it is before subscribing.
they intend to make il the hest and handsomrst
industrial magazine ever published ut the South,
ana ihcy ask 'hc cordial %co.opcrnt on Of every
good citizen in tins enter prise, whicl, must rebound,
to the public welfare.
Persons wishing copies of the first number wilt
please SEMI their address to
WALKER, EVANS s COGSWELL,
. Charleston, $. G.
May 10. 1860 81 3m
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Peters Musical MONTHLY

For May is to hand, and we'll s~ustains the
proud title it bcars-s'Thc Prince of Musical
Mouthlics,' for if there is ony ono periodical
adapted to suit the wants of all Lovers of
Music, professional or alnatcur, it is certainly
this Magazine.
The May number comes. to. us OVERLOOKING
with Choice Now Music. There arc four New
Songs, by Hays, Thomas, banks, and Eaton /;
three Piano Pieces; and we. notice a. new
feature i'll the shape Of six pages, of Quartet
Music, which will prove a valuable addition ;
also, n dozen or more pages of Biographical
Skctchcsand Reviews of New Music, that will
be of interest to all Musicians. Being large
ly engaged in. the publication of Sheet Music,
Mr.. Peters, has always a fresh stock fre,il
which to make his selections, anascoms moth
ing 10th to draw from his resources to any re
CURED extent to make the Mouthly what it
should be. Besides tue Musical Sketches
and Reviews, Of New Music, each number
contains no less than, thirty full sized pages
of New Music by the best writer's ia he coun-
try.
When Music is furnished SO. cheap, what
Musicians can afford to be without such q
publication? 81 worth of good Music cannot
be picked up every day for 80 cents, and we
feel. justified i'm saying that a subscription at
SO will give as much Music (and good Music,
too,) as you can buy for $50.
Phis valuable Magazine is published by J..
Ia PETERS, 1913 Broadway, Now.York, P.
O. Box 5429.(
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important to Farmers.

The May number Of tho "Carolina Farm
81" 10 on our table. Like all its predecessors,
IL Is handsomely printed, and filed with a
large number Of interesting and seasonable
articles. We are glad to learn from the pro.
prietor that tho "Farmer' is q decided sao.
cess, its patronage already being much larger
than his most sanguine expectations had pre-
dicted. Published monthly, at Wilmington,
IN. ~, by gWM. H. BERNARD, Terms, $500
POI, year, Specimen copies sent on ,receipto 81
stamp for portage. a,,s,,
Ns5 ThaSupreme Court will sitin Charles.
ton on Monday, tho 24th inst, for the pnr-
pose of hearing appeals fsom the First
SDircuiI, sa
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Slleriff''s Sale.

TIrE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
IN COMMON rLEAs--rlcKESs COUNTY.
G.. W. Rankin, Assignee.
vs.
Joseph Merck. Foreign Attachment
w. j.. l%lulcombc,
Joseph Merck.
TDY virtue Of an order. in the, abnvc stated
~ eases, 7 will soil to the highest bidder, ON
Saleday in Juno next, at
PICkENS COURT HOUSE,
All that Piece, Parcel, or Tract of Land.
whcrcon john Merck now lives, lyingo on waters
of Six Milo Creek, in Pickcns County. contain.
ing $50 Acres more or less. and adjoining lands
of James llarkins, Marion Durham. Levi N.
Robins and others. Levied OH as The property
ot Joseph Merck to satisfy the Judgments in
the above stated eases.
TERMS CASi(-Purchascr to nav extra fu,.
stamps and titles.
JOAB MAULD4N, SIC.
May S, 1860 80 td
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the Constitution passed tho Convention Which
met in Richmond, Virginia, Oh Tuesday, the
3D. day of December, 1867, to the voters of
said State, registered at tho date of such sub.
mission, via: July 9th, 1860, for ratification
or rejection; and / submit to a separate vote
the fourth clause of section /, article til, Of
said Constitution, which Is In the following
words: (1nsert tho disqualification %clausc.)
And also submit to a separate vote the 18th
section Of article III of the said Constitution
which isinthe words following (inscrt test oath
%clausc.) | direct the vote to be taken upon!
each of tho above provisions alone, md upon.
tho other portions Of the said Constitution in
the following manner, viz: Each voter favor
ing tho ratification. of the constitution cxclu
ding tho provisions above quoted, as framed
ibStho Convention Of Deccmber 8, 1867, shall
express his Judgment by voting "For the Con.
stitation." Each voter favoring the rejection
of the Consultation, excluding the provisions
above quotcl, shall express his Judgment by
voting against the Constitution" Each 70.
ter will be allowed to cast a separate ballot
for or against either, or both Of tho provisions
above quoted.
RICHMOND, VA, May 1i.--In tho suit
against tho city of Richmond, to make her
redeem her small notes to the amount ofSl00,-
OOo, issued during the war, Chief Justiac
Chase decidcdt that, having been issuctt to ard
the rebellion, they cannot be redeemed The
Legislature which authorized their issue was
de .Eucto a Legislature, and had power to grant
such authority and had the notes been is
sued for any legal purpose, and not for the
subversion of the Government, they would be
liable to redemption.
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WALHALLA, S. c.:

Friday Morning, May 81, 1869.
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J. H. WHITNER,
Attorney at Law
Re G "A T. STA TE "A G. H. ME-,

as II IA IL u Ia Il H. n q H. NT,
WALHALLA, SO. CA,
III AS in charge for sale the following LOTS
Ill and FARMS:
Lot, It'll Acre, ~ Walhalla, near Court House.
p" 2 Acres i'll Wnlhalla. fine building site.
" GoH2l0 feet, below Walhaila, fine build
ing site.
$50 2l0 feet, below Walhalla, fine build.
ing site.
" 10 Acres, below Wulhalla, fine building
site,
:" l34 Acres, between Walhalln and Depot.
Farm, !65 MISUNDERSTANDING WAL
halla.
200 Acres, unimprovcd, 2 milos from
WaihalIa.
$40 Acres, improved, 4 miles from Wal
halla.
1850. Acres, $50 acres Bottom, improved,
ID, miles from Wnlhnlln.
i2O Acres, Blue Ridge Railroad. Perry
villc Depot, 0 miles from Walhalla.
500 Acrcs, near Pcrryvillc Depot, 0
miles from Wall,alla.
" 500 hcrcs, Seneca Creek, near Perry
vile Depot.
Z" 4G Acres. in Walhalln.
EY" Office opposite Bicmann's Hotel. -uM
May 10, 1860 SO If
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DENTISTRY.

: j. NJ. ZACHARY AND G. G.. SIMMONS
ID RESPECTFULLY offer their Professions,
lO services to the public. They arc we'll pro.
pared TODD work in tho latest and most i'm.
proved stylos, and Mt very moderate charges.
BsS" Office above the Store Of tho. Mcssrs.
Pieper.
Is May Is, 1907 80 If
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Sale Of Real Estate.

: . %oeos .. eqsf$ Doui rnos CAROLINA,
B,,Iss,wsiiss,' Esq., 81 an G SIfe + E. mo pro directed BY Richard
thahighost bidder Of saleday in juno nor, ~ th no.
Is v +nEAE EsrArE
Of EdHard Raakins, deceased. cons,s,
ITMcts and d~escYibcd rs follows ~ : iwo,
ittISaStt ~. !, containing S0o-Aorcs, moro or 10.
and o otIsSgs 'n,5 q Alfred c!'Kolly, John Ross
MI lra9t No12, oontaining 200 Acres moro or ,ess, (,
'o o,her as''o'n''4 l"nds Of s%anmsuolks Lovingood and.
TERMs-On q credit Of nine month, ,.,.,. !.
tersst from dato. I'll o1gurchaser to piyo ho =.
a aao,ms wiian mortgage Of the premises I"
s sss{s's 'b 81 %RSg11 in s., %"dsS stamps 'isiss sa &
apho. 4. ~; ~ Y. po]D' ' ; !.
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RECEIPTS.

The following persons have paid on their sub
cription to the COURIER, as follows
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WILL SELL, upon tho premises, on
L Wednesday tho I'd day of Juno next, the,
ES HIAN, BISTA 'k,NH
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IL. <--
WASHINGTON, May 15.-spocial Mail
Agent Briggs departs to establish a free let.
ter, carrier system in the Southern cities.
Boutwell, nov seems determined to stamp
bonds purchased and returned to the Depart.
ment Legend as. the property Of the United
States held as d sinking fund, under the law
of 1862.
APP Corbip, Of Now York, a re, respected
millionaire m married hrh 49, tesst Y ssiisttoora jennie
The Commissioner Of Revenues, decides
that railroad rcfrcshmont cars are liable fol,
taxes on hotels, liquor dealers. and tobacco
sellers. The roads aro' liable for these three
taxes on each refrcshment car.
ID Tho following proclamation was issued by
tho, President today; a In pursuance of the
provisions Of the Act Of Congress, approved
April 10, 1860, 1 horoby designate tho 9th
day Of July, 1866, as the timodor submitting
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Deai. Tho friends Of d. w. ABBOTT resptctful
ly announce him a candidate for C oroner ofA4oAc
County Mt tho approaching election.
May 10, 1869 81 81 Q
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ns0- The many friends of JOHN r.. pETfY
respectfully.nnnouncc him a candidate for Coroner
OF ckensGetirily, at Tie ensuing election.
May TO-, 1850 81 e..