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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-11
@rnreries. Gianors, Mr.

DACON, BUTTER, LAID, &c.
$500 pounds Choice BACON STRIPS
Is hhds. Sides and Sho ulders
20 boxes Dry Sailed Shoulders
10 tierces 8. c. Hams
BUTTER AND LARD.
55 tubs Good GOSHEN BUTTER
so pals Fine Leaf Lard
FLOUR, SYRUP AND CANDLES.
$50 barrels fine and MIdIling FLOUR
25 barrels Sugar House Syrup
10 boxes Adamantine Candles.
For sale by K. A r. CALD"ELh'
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NXTANTED. 4 PURCHASER FOR A
w SINGERS, SEWING MACHINE, for less
than half price, at No. 900 King street.
4
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XKTANTED, A COMPETENT WHITE
w woman to cook and wash. Good recon-
required. Apply in Meeting street,
corner Henrietta nOVII =
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WTANTED, A GOOD WHITE SERVANT
w to cook and do general hOusework. None
need apply unless we'll recommended. Can at D.
Strauss, corner OF King and Queen streets.
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TO PURCHASE, A GENTLE NIL
w saddle and draft horse-must oe young.
and sound Apply at this office. novll II
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-07-23
Sherif's Sale.

RY virtue Of sundryrits OF FGsri Eaeias. to me
- directed, I uillsel to the highest bidder, At
Walhalla, s. g, on saleday in August next, within
the legal honrs, the following property,
One Tract Of Land, oontainibg. 227 Acres, more
or less, adjoiuing lands Of il. w. NJ. Boggs, Col.
Jos. ]. Norton and others, levied op as the prop.
eertyt of Robert Knox at Ibe suit Of Nm. g. Keith
and J. J. Norton, Ex'1rs..
One Tract OF Land, containing 200 Acres, more
o~r,less, lying In; the neighborhOod Of Perryvills,
adjoining lands on J. o. Lewis, Sidney Davis and
others, levied on 6s the property Off. r. Morgan
at the suit of James Neal.
Ono tract OF Land, lying on Gene creek,
knownn MS the Mill place, and adjoining lands Of
Neal Stribling, II. F.. Morgan and othors. Levied
on es the property Of George Seaborn, at the suit
of J. Is. Earle. f
On Tuesday after Saleday In August I will sell, to
the highest bidder, at the house Of Major Seaborn,
ION Little River. A Mules, Q Wagons. Harness for
one Wagon, LOG Cart, l Cow and Calf, / Year
ling Can, ID Stock Hogs, Is head Sheep, House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, 1 set Patent Mill
Dogs, s Plowstocks, ! Corn Shelter, l Straw Gut.
ter Soythencradle, l Grass BLADE and swoth.-
Levied on rs the property Of George Seaborn at
the suit of J. d. Earle.
Terms Cash-.Purchaser to pay extra for Stamps
and all necessary papers.
J. n. ROBINS, 400.
July G,$ls60 80 I'd
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Notice.

TIE time fixed by law for the collection of Tax
taxes not paid by that time will be subject to a
penalty Of 20 per cent, The law will be strictly
observed.
SAM'L. az HERNDON.
Treasurer Oconee County.
TreAeurer's Office, July 6$l860 80-4
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NV SPRING
SUMMER GOODS FOR
1869.

AN in receipt Of a very large and complete,
/ STOCK or GOODS forthe
Spring and Summer Trade,
Which I have selected in person with great
care and with an eye to the wants and necqs.
stiles of this community.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
Consisting in part Of every style and descrip.
ton Of Prints, from 10 cents up Muslins,
20 cents up; Lawns, Japfanees Cloths, Rib.
bons, Laoes, Corsets, Hoop Skirts, and in fact
everything necessary to a Lady's complete
outfit.
GENTS GOODS,
OF all kinds Linens, Cottonades, Tweeds,
Plain and Fancy Cassimeres, French Drap,D.
Etc; also, Hats of oil kinds and styles.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ladies' Lace and Congress Caters, Mems,
Boys and Children's Boots and Shoes.
FURNISHING GN0ns.
Window Curtains, Table Cloths, Shestings,
shirtings. Long Cloths. &C., &c. =
GOODS.
Collins Axes, Planters G. s. Brade's Hoes,
Ames' and Ro~land's Long Handle Shovels,
Spades, Scythe and Grass Blades, Rakes,
Hames and Trace Chains. Also, Carpenters
Tools of every description.
Hams, Sides and Shouldersj Mackerel, su
gar, Coffee, Imperial, Greenand Black Teas,
Rice, Salt, Molasses, Flour, Corn Meal and
also a general assortment of Confeotionaries
for the Ladies.
All of which I can and will sell as low for
cash or barter as any Merchant can afford
them. Call and sec for yourselves, as I charge
nothing for showing my Goods.
D. BIEMANN.
Walhaiia, S. g., April 10, 1859 28--.f
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New Adv6rtise1n6s !

#H.H 80 TAI4I F4EASAEFFSF .Sg58 sHFrEfH.s 49,.
IN HENDERSON COUNTY. e.
AUTHORIZED 3Y ACT, or THE KENTUckY LEo ~
TURE, l887-68.
Ssyss RtsAana TTigs7z inp,eysa Ole 4
IF IN SHARES.@ 49,
Csrpital E'rfzes S15O,OS
2'Prizes, eaot Off l
4Prinea. each 13dsa5ssk
280 Prizes, each. 81
lao Prizes, each J. y
81 Prizos,- each 9SSS.s
MAKING 51l PRIZES IN ALL. 4
Tickets $500, III
frfSIIE drawing will take place al Masopfe
i Temple. i'll Louisville, KY, on the fret
day of September, 1869.
Agents will furnish pamphlets. giving do
scriptdionsof tho property, and contafnipe the
The responsibility and integrity, Of tho CONS
missioners, who have charge Of tho Enterprise
are endorsed by the CERTIFICATES (which will
be found in the pamphlets Of tho following
gentlemen Governor j. w. Stevenson Hons.
States Senators. Hon. John T. Buno6, Speak
or Of the Kentucky House of Representative!
Hon. Archibald Dixon, Joseph Adams, PrssW
dent of farmers Bank L g. Dallam, Presi,
dent Of National Bank John n. Barrett. md
others, of Henderson, KY; Hon. w. II. Par
rett, Judge of the Circuit Court of 18th Judicial
District, and NJ. S. johnson, Judge of Court
Common Pleas. Of Ind. Hon. VIM. H.aWalk.
or, Mayor John 8. Hopkins, President ist
National Bank; and others of Evansville. TN
diana, and many other gentlemen of position
and prominence in Kentucky and Indiana.
1e3. The Farms $500 acres cleared and under
cultivation have beensrented the present. year
DISCO, for $l2 por acre, money rent; Bonds
for the rent have been deposited in the Farmer's
Bank at Henderson,, KY, subject to controlsof
the commissioners and will be assigned to those
drawing the Farms. Rent of the capital prise,
5000.
TICKETS
Can be purchased of
L. II. LYME, Farmers' Bank, Henderson, KY,
Il. 3. ALEXANDER, Commercial Bank, LoIi
%isvillc. Ky.
JOHN G. LATHAM, PresidentBank Of Hop
kinsville. Hopkinsville. KY.
JAMES L.. ALLAN, Commercial Bank, Pae
B: 9: ' TiIoasAis. Lexington, Ky. !
W;B. IYLER. Owonsboro, Ky.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-07-23
Last Sale
OF 81
.TOWN LOTS
For the New County Of Pickens

TIME undersigned, Commissioners appoii, ed
Il. by tho Convention to select and locate tie
ounty.site for the new Piokens County, viii
Fell to tho highest bidder, at the new location on
Tuesday the 9th day Of July next, Court
Week, the remaining Nso
r OTC AT DINK ENC ~ IT
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Comprising respectively, half.acre, one, two
and four acre Lots, judiciously laid out.
The location y aear Hunters Store between
Town and Wolf Creeks, ii miles from old
Pickens Q. H., 90 miles from Greenville G. H.
and II miles from Pendleson Village, and in a
healthy section. Tie location is q most desire.
bio one, being situated on d beautiful plateau
and surrounded by a fertile region, with thrifty
inhabitants and the village rapidly improving.
There is. on both Town and Wolf Creeks,
fine Water Power, with good Saw Mills, and an
abundance Of the best timber near by.
The countryside is nearly equiiistant botwcon
keowce and Saluda Rivers. has a fine view Of
tho Mountain scenery, and will command q
largo trade from the mountains and from North
Carolina. and good country farming lands can
be bought in the neighborhood. Tho Court
House and Jail having been completed, fine
Merchants. Physicians and others desiring q
good country to live cheap and healthy.
TERMS OF SALE.
One third cash balance in two instalments
OF w days and six months. Purchasers to give
bond and surety for the purchase money. II
ties to be executed, but not delivered until tho
bond for the purchase money 10 fully paid.-
Purchaser to pay extra for titles and stamps.
JAMES LEWIS, Cuirm'n,l
JAMES II. AMBLER,
REESE BOWEN,
W. 7. FIELD,
j. Il. HAGOOD,
Commissioners.
For further information, apply to the under.
signed Mt Pickens Court House.
j. f.. HAGOOD,
Sec'ty & Treas'r Board of Com'rs.
June Is, 1869. 81 s
Dsy- Anderson Intelligencer" and Green
ville Enterprise" will please publish until day
Of sale and forward bills.
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Dissolution.

THE Qt.partnership heretofore existing between
L the undersigned having expired on the 25th of
juno last, by it's own limitation, notice is hereby
given that the Books of the Firm will DO close up
BY IL. W.0Pieper, who will hereafter alone con-
duct the business Mt tho old stand, OF Main street.
The outgoing and the permanent return their
thanks for past patronage, and hope to merit a
continuance Of the same.
IL, W. PIEPER.
F.. w. PIEPER.
July s, 1869 80 3
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
jocoNEE couNTY-IN PROBATE,
TlY virtuenf IN order to me directed by Rich.
~ ard Lewis, Fsg, J Judge of Probate Pickons
County, l will sell to tho slightest bidder, on
ssaleday in August next, the
REAL ESTATE
"Of Archibald West, deceased, lying on waters
of ChAuga Crock, adjoining lunds Of G. II. Cher.
~. John West and others, and containing 800
aAsres more or less.
TERMS-On a credit Of nino months, with
interest from dato. The purchnssrtn sfee bond
and security, with q mortgage of tho premises,
10 secure the purchase money.
Stamps, titles ond costs to be paid in cash.
JAMES II. ROBINS, soc.
July 10, 1909 40 )
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LANDS, LANDSl
KEESE e.
Brokers andaDealers

Brokers and Dealers
IN SOUTHERN REAL ESTATE,
VX7ILL attend to buying and selling South
w ern Lands. Keep constantly on hand,
plats and descriptions OF Lands for sale. Par
ties 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 soil their Lands will
please send US q full description and Plat and
Deeds Of tho same.
Parties wishing to purchase, either North or
South, will do we'll to correspond with us. Will
DO pleased at oil times to send Plat and doscrip
ton Of Lands for sale by US. Any information
cheerfally given. No charge is made unless
sales are effected. Reference given on our
card.
KEESE & McCULLY,
Brokers aud Real Estate Agents,
Anderson OH, sc.
March 25. 1860 rs en-
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
IN pRoDATE-rlcKENs COUNTY.
Samuel Chapman, Petition for
vs. Partition & Sulo Of
jacob Chapman ct. al, Real Estate
appearing to my satisfaction that Joel
l. Chapman, Mary Mckinney, the4IIeirs atlaw
OF Ruth Wigington, number and names un.
known and the Heirs ut law of Fsseral Chan.
man, number and names unknown, Defendants
in this CASE beside beyond the Finite Of this
State.
Tits ordered that they file their plaoe an
swer or demur to said petition in this ofico with.
in forty days from the publication of this no.
tico as on failure to do so the Petition will 90 to
ken pro .confesso against them.
go. /. II. PHILPOT,
Judge Of Probate.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-07-23
THE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,

= TI-|- 000HsHE
WHERE'S, JOSEPH j.. NORTON hath made
,. suit to mo to grant him Letters Of Ad-
mlnistfationo on the Estate and Effects of Zachariah
Hall, deceased = The kindred and creditors of
~ said ;zaol,ariah Hall, deoceased, arc, thoro.
fSre. Cited to be and appear before me. in the
court OF Probate, to DO held at Walhalla, s. C., on
l%iondaJ, the I'd dry Of August next, at II
o'clock, a.. NJ, to shew cause, if any they havo, why
che said administration should not DO granted. Civ
on under my hand and seal, this tho 18th day of
July, 1859.
I'll II. LEWIS, J.P.o.C.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

PIcKENs coUNTY-IN PROBATE.
Charles lIolcombe and Petition for Partition,
wife Arminda, applic'ts and sale Of Real rs,
vs.. tatc Of Daniel Loopcr,
defendants
TT appearing to my satisfaction that Joseph
Il Looper aud wife Polly, John Prichct and
wife Rachel, and the heirs. at.law Of Caroline
Ihillips, numbers and names unknown, reside
beyond tho limits of this State IL is there.
fore ordered that the said absent defendants do
appear at my Office at Pickcns G. H.. s. O.,
within forty days from tho publication of this
notice. to show cause. if any they can, why the
not DO pnrtitioned as prayed for by tho Purti.
%tioners, or their consent to tho same will be en-
tered of record. Given under my hand and
seal of said Office ut Pickcns c.. H.. S. G.. this
9Th July, 1860.
l.. II. pnILpoT,' y.r.r.s.
Jnly g.. 1860 40 6
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

N CoUNTY-IN pRODATE
N(Y virtue of m order to. mo directed BY
Oconco County, I will soil to the highest bidder
on saleday in August next. the
REAL ESTATE
OF Massiah Smith, deceased, lying on waters
Of Chauga Creek, adjoining lands of Massioh
Long. James Roach and others, aud containing
100 acres more or less. Q
TERMS-CAfm.
July }lo. 1860 10 "a 3
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Sale of Real Estate.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ocoNEE couHTY-IN PROBATE.
ID virtue of an order to mo directed by Rich.
.XO ard Lewis, Esq, Judge of Probate, I will
cell to the highest bidder, ON Saleday in Au-
gust next,
ONE HOUSEaAND ROT
Lying, being aud situate in the town of old
Pickens, belonging to the estate ofW. NJ. Had
den, deceased.
HSF> Terms cash.
y JAMES II. ROBINS, soc.
July 10, 1869 40 3
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STATUE TO GRATrAN.--It has been n,ndo .
after of reproach to Ireland, that while he,
pltal mad statues of persons who never set
W on her soil, some of her own gifted sons had
Pt even an effigy TO remind the people of their
iie'actors. But this state of things will soon
aso 70 exist ArF A. NJ. Sullivan, declining
service OF plate which his friends wished to
esent to him, has requested That the r,oopev
appropriated towards erecting monument
nehry Srattan, whose services u Trela.a
II never be forgosten while the Irish beart
lsates. An Irish exchange says:
~ no would not be glad for tho honor 81 ~.
Az, tlisI statue should DO raised to Har,r,
Inc name alone wakeua mn ali A.
uorles OF Irish nationality There Is nd. ne
who is not proud that Hen
slststeil was his country1naIi. and tbara 49,
~ connected with the noble urofess;s,n -
lie was the ornament, or wish the seI,af
". I'll ms nobtest orations were deTyafe1I
. m AS a. :, noe gladly AID in rescuing ireland
- tle charge of being "inc,tyioaa ssoSv,, ~
sum OF over three hundred pounTlsS - W..
IsiI,Iat' ne 10, .Wnale amount required---is now
uaole. Ihat three hundred T5ouI,fls IL ft,ss,
IS Wh ON those who most differ from
/ indeas,,dy aoln M to be manly, honorable,
a ~ pendent Some of the many friends ~
a. !. "a. sullivan contemplated to nresent Mn, |
H. ~ PUBIC testimonial. From the firaf, M.
- ss.aI e PFeesodSn decided objection to re-
.ntsesstta recognition of his public or person.
4. 1Iify His friends, however, perseyeresi
M JIoliected in short time, and with iittIs
~ sum which, after all dedn'ations
asr ~. rus 9.us OF upwards OF ESQ., This sur
.ofin,, ~ deyotes, as his peFacnaI sub
t Fsslon, y initiate q great and Good wori
| ,-h; SO long waited for . commencement
l" ~ the Irish nation, without distinction
~ ~ u creed, or party, will take up and
nj - siss erection OF q pubiic
Y % Henry Grattan in College Green. -
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THE BIsHoP or Ely on RrruA11saz.-soms
parties made complaints 90 this prelate that
prayers were said in ST. Clements Church,
Cambridge, for the repose OF tho soul Of the
late Archbishop Of Canterbury. In reply, he
says: A'tTsss'.e
fcu are probably aware that q decision OF
ta va. Court of Arches has been given to the
SaSct mat prayers for the dead have not been
van therefore see that there may be q legal DIFF
nculty IN -dealing with the question which. Won
have brought to my notice. - -
Thus secular court decides definitely what
eFotestffftS IN the Church of England shall
believe, and how they shall pray, notwithstandz-
ing the Wanted right of private Judgment.
But these decisions after all allow, practically,
the raniSest infdelity-as witness Bishop Co.
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Episcopal paper Iaments
on0uests OF the Church IN this wise:
ana has been divided bv the Roman
ls.stieal authorities into twenty fon1.
agsa md \ hieRaPeii1y ti1s
8. ne thits aaeet Rome eve,yarheTe .
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Coming from the pulpit after q long SER
mon mon, dull minister Said to one Of his
I=tfcacons, e Deacon, Pm very. tired On
deeds!n replied the deacon 70 thfn Won, viii
know how to pity ms. :, = 4. -
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AAs.-- '.'---s.- cAEdP sTRrET-s-.-- ..s----- IA
BEG lcAvo toesr = sAese IN reed Il Lenses, shs,r
Gen U4lsK atsA LILLIAN PElEsIsE sPEcTACLEs. war.
asae - preserve tlsu vyrs silfnpatrea q -
age Their eonstrussos eays casebratsd Ssr4tef 81
optics 4 in with t6s philosophy 81 nature
IN tho forn cenuavo-convez 1rffrru1;a md ssit
rency il 50 pssacs TINT chs wees can only perceive he
ms t1e1n On b5 5s7 k5===
q improved RrsziIlaa I.obbis
spootaees hass been fsY tested lthe 1sost scstfae
men Of both Europe and Aaecica, aud 50 ~,
ss sPectaelss isOHn for tho preservation q tia
US IN S n s oslgsy xrrn1eIza,r =
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49, named Keene, of Turner. Ne. bas n
.esll, composed OF the locks Of hair at,S 20
s'ss52ns' from the age of ninety-six wears
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FL
\ Outward bOundl-Books.
\ Light exrense--a ras bill.
II a woman of n,etai---a hs,,s. ~ =
~ Generoi,,, snaa,..-
'. y 1t'c eh y = women.
I'll TUT ior cieTRs--connte currents.
Drawing from ife-opening vein.
81 Carpets arc bought Nv tba v.r5 -,
J worn BY the foot. ~
What is the least 4,onular Kind ~ cnt,s
, The handcuff. - s. -.
The artist who took lady retnrn,,,t, he
the same day. -. -
,rv;,,,r ,s,o,..a.
cosa a 90, when yonr new Goa
yy,, =. ~, 4. -. !, =,
ca,,sa Il Il s,et, so iiKe peacocEf pc
,ro d,.na, 80 = iss ..s'A. ii
p,aia ,;as,t ~ ,,.s Ansss i,oH aDous you
~ M :, ~. = es
c'leefs snsbri-
vu,... ! { II @ -. 4,
what 90 you always do before you go To
1st, 0 sslteN your eyes si'.s VIZ
what port ~ sought BY every living
cEeatie support l,s, 81 s.. gs.s,.s .S
Hi. Then person, fallss asleep, it il most
ahe ohSspi Deas@as ls99s fs3ssssgq "a IS
lS$Whysisa bad s,hysictan Hike ar, n, lta,.,
1 persd MANY Because heiiis apt to lose his
+ patients. y
1 When your stomach il enntv ay,5 ,raT,,,r
tpocket nisSsft do, = - ,,St ~ you i
az r p So ,.,5,ss ~
| % The first time.SaS man deceives Won. The
time, the fault is. Your .oy,n. =
lss A. boarding -heuse tkeeperaout West aid.
Vertlses "Board for two gentlemen With
gas.S sssk ,safsysss 1,.'4 sia'4 d
IitE An exDerffenc.faii Mi
all chat IS necessary far ma sli,ss
sofe OF sausages rs confidence. -
See here, mister, said lad who ,,ya,
trrssti hy deg, . yop don't take that dog
sway isll end up all your apples."t :
~ The ssMaid, Of .yu5aI,, =. =
Melbourn with 5000 ounces of gold Brown.
says that'sitlse girl for him. : a.lstssf IS
A wife com piafrea Ia lr,s,s y,rst..,, ,..x.4
be sat up late at nfclT ss;Tbat Is 4s, S 1.s.
thing do, NV sIs.a,. az 70 p ~ a,,se
"Well, said q carpenteT. ssof aIl ~. = 80 -
/ ever saw saw, I never sawsa saw sa, = as
Il saw that saw saw :. = ," nl.. .ss
some descandant - 81, EF
remarLad tha+ %hSs - .2olonon mas wisely
for
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~. 5Y. Sll1a rsInber 1st, 1863
Tne undeealgned woutd respectfully Inform his oI5
Siss.s sa@ The snsis e Es ss sssEossi
q ~ res stEeat Gpn0
= s rs me IS ylse Ad -
RltEssl Is fF0s HE Classmates shnussstssisssss ~
toeA CS 4SeGarer Weller ats Or. ~ (t.-{s -
1os Lie eiRg The arsnt q
i9raay 80 sn9 d Is 81 sicsns
y psss 1t the elait1a 81 $50 ecf
q u an Shsis snsI eises ION sl;e i5Ss,s,
sna e9Sasrs ~ g da1nes sons sg york.
eesshsa ssE tl9 Lcolg 1nE Job RsfTsiSaSi
m ss.ang sols eesR rlaRe 81 shs
lefa Ar0tn the EenBtrY
the otst InSlsnet esS
added Old Type taken in exchange f5r new ~ ~ 49,
O.
s era soS oree from the man Of John b. Ne
d 80 Aese Letter. Cap Flef cap
1sb6eqs PePsE, PaFsr ETC
$500 sn1 ~ Htl AltLS Of al kinds n general
:, ~ sc Icons
sAoii tro1n 1ieaein 4ea Ten Power
"a lna. - ssV X Vils44sHs I2s Peylras strcok
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-02-07

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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-06-26

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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-06-26

cording to his own understanding Of the
Bible he shall examine his own heart and
correct his own vices.
AnT. IL. Any person may be admit.
ted to membership, Of good moral char.
aeter whether poor or rich, who is honest
intelligent and industrious, even members
Of religious societies, who feel and be.
lieve that they can WELD more influence
for good 10 the Self Examining Society
than where they belong, may be admitted
on trial for six months. and If they prove
useful, aud examine themselves diligcnt.
y, shall oe admitted to full membership
ART. 13. II anything more is needed
to fully enable members to examine them
selves thoroughly, it shall be proper ana
right for them so to act for the good O
society.
All Of which is respectfully submitted
JOHN T. CROOKS.