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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-02

HAVANA, June so, via KEY WEST,
July IAN American engineer from
Puerto Principe has arrived here via
Nuevitas, which place he left on the
Oath, and makes the following state
ment of affairs in and around the form
Ell city. He left Puerto Principe on
the 18th. At that time trivial results
had been attained by the operations in
that vaciuity. The condition of the
troops in garrison was dreadful, and
their numbers were subject to constant
depletion from casualties and disease.
The hospitals were full, with an aver
age of ten deaths day. On the 18th
foraging party had left the city, $50
strong, but were driven in, and 40 of
them were sent to the hospital sick.
On the 18tI' few patriots entered the
city in disguise, and tried to capture a
sentinel, but were discovered, and re
treated with loss of two. On the ODD
the patriots captured detachment of
los regulars DIT the first station from
Principe. The regiment of Catalan
volunteers had lost 200 from sickness.
Gen. Quesada, COMMANDMENT chief of
the patriots, was in the vicinity, and
had become more active and holder in
his operations. The Spaniards attrib-
ute the recent successes of the patriots
to the presence of Americans among
them.
They admit that 10000 more troops
are required, and they expected large
reenforcements to arrive with Gen.
Rodas. The garrison in Principe are
while the Cubans are in
terror and fleeing to the United States.
Advices from Santiago to the 23d state
that an American named Speeuman,
who was one of the crew of the Grape
shot. and was captured ON shore, had
been shot. He claimed that he had
been deceived when he shipped, was
forcibly detained when landing, and
to the troops after skir-
When he was taken to San
tiago the Consul endeavored to save
him, aud asked for delay of the exc
easion to enable him to present proofs
NhirA was refused. The matter has
.,a r,lreseute1 to our Government.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-02
Return OF the Red Stockings to Cinoin-

CINCINNATI, July l.
Four thousand people greeted the
Cincinnati Baseball Club at Little
Miami Depot, this morning. A large
procession escorted them to the Gibson
House, where they dined. In the after
noon the Club played a picked nine,
and were victorious by score of So to
II. Tonight banquet was given them
at the Gibson House, which was large
ly attended. The total score made dur.
ing their tour is 703 runs to oil of OPP
ponents.
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Safest Gelf9raphit Ne}us.


Boston, July l
The hotels and bar-rooms, generally,
have closed their bars to-day, in obe-
dience to Chief Constable Jones's mott
fication that the Prohibitory law would
be enforced. There is considerable
excitement among the thirsty crowds,
and an active demand for private enter
frances were fluids can be obtained.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-02
A Duel.
BALTIMORE, July /

oALI1MUhE, JuIy 1.
A duel was fought at Cold Springs,
on the York Road, yesterday, between
two young men of this city, formerly
officers in the Rebel army. The diff
Guilty arose in the disagreement of the
behavior of certain Rebel troops dur
ing the war, Two shots were exchang-
ed without effect, when the quarrel was
amicubly arranged
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-02

We learn that at a masquerade ball,
held at the residence of Senator Cattell
last evening, our new Secretary of the
Navy appeared in the character of Nep-
tune, with trident in each hand, and
the tail of a porpoise fastened on be-
hind. The sight made the whole COM
pany sea-sick.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-02

Thomas Hoffman indicted for the
robbery of he Harndea Z press m'
Sc ge in this city, in Ma last, was
arrested at Lafayette, nd, and arrived
here his morning in the charge of H.
E. Mayer, Superintendent of Pinker-
toms Detective Agency of Philadelp 10
All the parties engaged in this robbery
are now in Jail here awaiting trial
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-02

There are at the present time, $50
lunatics in the New Jersey State Asy-
lum. Of this number, 81 came from
Newark. There is only accommodation
for. 500 patients; the 80 extra have to
be confined in temporary quarters.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-02
STATEOF NEW JERSEY.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF
THE STATE PRISON.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF
THE STATE PRISON,
TRENTON, June 25, 1869.
TTNHE Board of Supervisors, intending to erect
l. workshop at the State Prison 240 feet long, so
feet wide and two stories high, will receive at their
Office in said Prison, until
WEDNESDAY, THE 7TH DAY OF JULY NEXT,
At twelve O'Clock noon Sealed and Separate Propo-
sails for furnishing the work and materials necessa-
ny to said erection, in the following particulars
They should state at what price they will furnish
l. Trenton Brown Stone for external walls, per
perch.
O. Stone Masons' Work, including lime, sand and
cement.
3. Brick for interior partitions
L. Bricklayers' Work including lime and sand.
5. Iron and Iron Work.
6. Carpenters Work and Lumber.
z. Covering the roof with Slate, and furnishing
the Slate
The mason and iron work must be finished by
November LIST, next, and the building completed by
the list of January, 1869.
The plans and specifications can be seen at this
office w. X. MCDONALD,
W. P. MCMICHAEL,
jy13 w. r. MURPHY, Supervisors.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-02

How did the thieves come to send
back nearly three hundred and fifty
thousand dollars of the booty stolen
from the Ocean Bank, to a policeman ?
Who will explain !?
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-02

A tornado passed over Memphis.
Tenn, on Tuesday, accompanied by a
terrible hail and rain storm. It is fear
ed that the destruction to property and
crops has been heavy.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-02

The pertinent reply of colored lad
to white boy, who asked him what he
had such short nose for, was : 81
'spect SO it won't poke itself in other
peoples business.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-02
y arrang ments of the Tren-

TIE arrnng ments of the Tren-
IN Hos Company for their trip to
San Francisco in 1870. are progressing
tavorably. Jubilee Gilmore's Boston
band will probably accompany them.
The Chief Engineers Of San Francisco
and Boston will be our city in a few
days Trenton Emporium
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10 LET,

THE HOUSE No. Z West Jersey street. lately oc.
i cupied by the subscriber. Apply to
L. p. WILLIAMS,
i2S lw IT'S and 1870 Broad street.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-02

't' '.' -, '.''
we do not choose to draw aside the cur
tain until due reflection enables us to
decide if the public good will be advan-
ced by the exposure. But we are sat
isfied that the President could have
flung nothing more disastrous in front
of the onward march of the Republi-
can party of New Jersey than this APP
pointment. Not that the incumbent is
himself particularly obnoxious, but
that the treacherous and selfish little
clique of which he is a member, and
who without either the respect of the
public, or the confidence of the party,
appears to have complete control of all
the government appointments for this
State. Our ablest, best, and truest
men are turned aside and insulted !;
and two or three intriguers, who half
the time have consorted with the enc
my and voted the Democratic ticket in
important contests, are now the indi-
viduals in highest favor at Washington.
To such an extent is this true that only
a few weeks ago our Republican State
Central Committee met in this city re-
solved to resign their position in dis
gust. But after discussion they con.
cluded to hold on, rather than give the
enemy the encouragement of a public
manifestation of the dissatisfaction ex-
isting in the Republican party at the
way things are managed both at Tren.
ton and Washington. The next cleo.
ton in New Jersey will probably open
the eyes of the President to the man.
ner in which he has been hoodwinked,
and induce him to adopt the exceeding
ly wise course of locking the stable af-
ter the horse is stolen. That wisdom
that comes too late to be improved is
much in vogue with Republican
Statesmen. We rest for the present.
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For SALE.

rTTaE HOUSE AND LOT, No 81 William street.
= near Catharine street. House Is by % feet
with Kitchen attached Lot 26 by 100 feet. Fine
garden. Price 50 800. Possession Immediately
apply on the premises. a19 If
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-02
FIRST-ClASS WINE SALOON.
STEIN BROTHERS.

90 BROAD STREET, BASEMENT, OPPOSITE
COURT HOUSE.
A LII kinds of Wines, Imported and Domestic at
N New York prices
Choice Segars, and Weis Beer, in large or small
quantities. Give call.
Families and private parties will be supplied at
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-02

Intemperance has drowned more
than the food.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-02

TOB PRINTING, of every description, n eatly
81 executed at this office.
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WANTED.

A GENTLEMAN and wife, or two single gentle
\ men, can be accommodated with board. APP
ply at 90 Catharine street. j29 1w
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LOST--.25 DOLLARS REWARD.

ON WEDNESDAY, June 80, q large Cluster Dia-
" mond Ring. Any person having found the
same, and leaving it at No. 43 Elizabeth avenue
will receive the above reward.
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LOTS FOR SALE,

WITHIN 400 yards of the Market Hail. on high
w ground at prices ranging from 1915 upwardsi
Apply to HENRY f. FAIRBANK -
Elizabeth, N J.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-02
CIRCULATION UNRIVALLED
NEW JERSEY IN THE CABINET.
IN ELIZABETH.

The MONITOR, while steering clear of
politics, intends occasionally to fire q
shot or two in each direction. The fol-
lowing article from the " Trenton SEN
sinep' hits the nail on the head" and
reflects our opinion exactly. Two or
three more nominations like the last
one, and Grant won't have "corpor-
ais guard" to back him. We are sorry
that he is not able to deal as successful
~ with the old political hacks, as he
was with the rebels. George M. Robe
son, Secretary of the Navy. We can
scarcely credit it. We should like to
see him in blue buttons and brass coat.
The Navy must feel fattered by the
appointment - Robson does. But
hear the Sentinel
On Friday last General Grant ap-
pointed General George M. Robson
Secretary of the Navy, to fill the vacan-
cy occasioned by the resignation Of
Adolph Borie. The resignation of Mr..
Borie caused no surprise, but the ap-
pointment OF Mr.. Robson elected a
very general supply of that article, and
in no place more abundantly than in
New Jersey. The Republicans of this
State may be peculiarly ungrateful, for
certainly we have yet to meet the first
Republican who has thus far shown the
first symptmon of aninclination to throw
up his hat over the honor conferred up
on his party or his State in the selec-
ton of the gentleman named. We
could mention scores of names within
our ranks, either of which, to have
been thus honored, would have been
hailed with pride and pleasure by the
entire party, but that of the present
incumbent is most assuredly not among
them. 1t seems q sad oversight in Gen.
Grant to pass over such men as Freling-
hnysen, Cobb Parker, Ward, and many
others that we might mention, in Sc
Letting i Jpr>eyman Us owe Of his Cnh.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-02

THE ELIZABETH DAILY MONITOR is
published at 155 BROAD STREET, near
ly opposite the National State Bank, by
J. MADISON DRAKE,
Editor and Proprietor.
R1~ Job printing, at low prices, at
this office.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-07-02
Sale of Real Estate.

TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
L oUosEE coUNry--IN PROBATE. ~ y n
DY virtue Of an order to mo directed by Richard
~ Lewis, Esq, Judge Of Probate, I viii oil to
the highest bidder, on Saleday3 in July next, the
( REAL ESTATE
Of Phiiafaon Crane, deceased, consisting Of Two
Tracts, aid described as follows Pisi HN,s 1g{g1.l
Trnot No. j, containing GOO Acres, more or less,
others. rs 3x oItt,t.n',, IL ~. =
Trsot Nc. 2, containing 500 Acres more or loss,
On waters Of Big Crock, adjoining lands of Mark
BurrSl John Howard and others.I lf.bdJh .sogsi
TERMS-On a credit Of nino months with III
terestiteom' date. Tho purchaser to kiye bond
aud security, with a mortgage of the promises 10
secure tge, purchase moneys stSitamps, titles and
June II, 1869 90 ~ I'D AZ
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Y ti.a THE
Cote Fluting Machine.

RI. "s ~
Manufacturer of tie
COLI FLUTING MACHINE,
PATENTED &hEcn 81, 1866.
Take pleasure in presenting to the public the
BEST MACHINE in the market.
The rollers are regulated by o selfncting
CLEVER POWER" conforming to any and ali
kinds Of work, without tho aid of tho hand or
foot. No other Machine can claim this princi-
elc. aHof them having the SCREW Power at
The tofS-t Az ,byr t,, &.
This Machine took the only DIPLOMA and
MEDAL awarded at the American Institute Of
Now York City, in tho fall ofil867. r.
Eyory family should have this machine.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
BENNETT, JOHNSON 6 CO.,
476 BRoADwAY, New York.
Send for Illustrated Circular.
Sud by all other houses in tho city.
May ~, 1900 81 If
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The HOUSE AND LOT where sho now lives.
Tho Lot co,t..ns Two Acres, and is well i'm.
proved. There is, on the Lot, a No. /. DWELL
ing house and Store. and all necessary outbuild.
ings. all in tho best repair. Also, a one-half
another one.half Acre Lot, on which there is a
small building, joining on the West. Also, q
three-fourth Acre Lot, near F.. Wiebens'.
BaS- Terms made known on day of sale.
CATIIARINE KNEE.
BeAvTho Anderson Intclligencer will copy that
portion Of above, which relates to solo Of Real Es.
tate "till day. and the Tri-Wcckly Phoenix give
tho same two insertions, and send bill to this office.
june 2, 1869 341'&le I"
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Piping Hot
LANDS, LANDS!
KEESE a. NH O. u e. W,
r. Brokers and Dealers

IN SOUTHERN REAL ESTATE
MILL attend to buying and selling South
Nv ern Lands. Koop constantly on hand,
Plats and descriptions Of Lands for sale. Par,
tics desiring to purchase in the South, an,
those who desire to sell their property, will Ana
it to their interest to consult with us. Wchavo
correspondence in New York, Boston, Hartford,
Conn, Baltimore, and other Nortl,crn cities.
Those who wish to sell tllcir Lands Will
please send us n full description and Plat and
'Deods of tho same.
Parties wishing to purchase, either North Or o
South, will do we'll to correspond with us. VIII
be pleased at all times to send Plat and dosoripg
ton Of Lands for sale by us. Any information
cheerfully given. No charge is made unless
sales are effected. Reference given on our
card.
KEESE & McCULLY, S@
Brokers aud Real Estate Agents,
-! .f. Anderson G.. H., S. c..
March IS, 1860 25 On !.
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Real Estate Sale

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COUNTY. 4olI d,
RY viriuo Of on order to me directed by Riobe.d
~ Lewis, Esq. Judge Of Probate, I will sell TO
te highe st bidder, on Saleday. In July next, at
the Market House, in lWhlhalis, SC. The"
REAL ESTATE b
OF William Sloan. deceased. lying on waters Or
Change Creek, adjoining lands, OF +. .ierndon,
moro or less. ,$ataS frol .sft
TERMS CASH. sort ~ aH
,1.. J.. II. ROBINS, soc. t.
Jun II, 1860 Az iN}I III Nf'H IS
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5000 A Month-4rr$3O
~ cur Agents Wanted
d" "'' FO)h SERVICE ABLOAT,i 'spsa
In, the sUMPTER and the, ALABAMA, by
ADMIRAL RAPHAEL sEMMEs.
rTyHIS Work lei record OF hohoroicj ~seesicas
IL afoat rendered by this, gallant command
OF and, his devoted comradea during the wNr
b6twebp, The. StatSsI and fs book. OF thriliin4
.insorrosi 70 al lovers Of the daring, bravo anG
true, in soils faster than; any book thai hsg
sold 20 eopiessaday for two woke; 5nnother
agent insAlabana sold 35 copies a day his. first
three days ! .gnd every agent we have out re-.
ports faiidN sales.a Exclusive ito,Titofy eiyon
toymoaOf oxp9siands and ability Thcwork
WV bs spls9dlaly Illustrated md bcpppaa, 80
sS SS, sSssl y n ntnp1 Il & I rs
sputlishipg l1oueo, 208 Main.st,, louisville. KY.
& Maybe, 1850 81 tf
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+, NEW SPRING !.
MIDSUMMER GOODS FOR.
, s y, w. 1.' 8. 1862

/, oGG 3haa ASSe
AM ID receipt of q very large and complete
1 STOCK or GOODS, for the n
Spring and Summer Trade,
Which / have selected 10 person With great
care and with an eye to the wants and ncccs.
sities. Of this Community. hS
LADIES' Dle EsS GOODS, /.
Consisting int part Of eyory style and descrip.
tiop, of Prints. froms 10. cents up; Muslins,
70 cents up; Lawns, Japranees Cloths, Rib.
bons, Laces, Corsets, Hoop Skirts, and ia fact
everything necessary to a. Lady's complete
outfit. m IL
N GOODs
o. @ nll kiTds /; Linens, co.sonaaddes,, Tweed,,
Etc; also, Hats Of al kinds and styles.
boots AND SHOES &C." (
ladies' Laes and Congress Caters, Mems,
Boys and Childrep's Boots and Shoes.
FURNISHING GOODS. |.
Window Curtains, Table Cloths, Sheetipgs,
Shirtings, Long Cloths, 80, 60.
GO0Ds.A q
Collins Axes, Planters G. s. Brado's Hoes,
Ames' and Roaiand'ss Long Handle Shovels,,
Spades, Soythe and Grass Blades, Rakes,
Hames and Trace Chains. Also, Carpcnters'
Tools of Yerysdescription.. a |.
Hams, Sides and Shoulders !; Mackerel, ST
gar, Coffee, Imperial, Green ind Block Teas,
Rice, Salt, Molasses, Flour, Corn Meal and
also q general assortn ent Of Confectionariea
for the Ladies.
Ali Of which ], can and will sell az low for
cash or barter as. any Merchant con afford
them. Call and see for yourselves, MS I charge
nothing for showing my Goods.
D. BIEMANN.
Walhalla, S. g., April 10, 1859 28-tf
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SPRING GOODS.
JUST ARRIVING FROM NEW YORK.

JILL. .HA-nHL H4L u N
WYE beg to inform our friends aud custom.
~ ors That we arc now daily receiving our
SPRING GOODS.
And respectfully invite an Examination Of our
stock. Our Goods were purchased in the Ball
timore and New York markets during tho re-
cont decline in prices; and wo feel conf nj
VIC can show rs pretty styles and as cheap ids
as can DO found in tho upcountry. Om ,.ock
consists Of ..t',t,, t,
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
DOMESTIC GOODS, Of all kinds;
Ladies' and Gentlemcn's HATS, latest styles.
A complete stock of CLOTHINGi;s,oaa 81,
A full and varied assortment of SHOES j
CKOCKERY, HARDWARE and t4,L (.
GROCERIES,;
Mcclellan Tree SADDLES; CALF.SKINS;
And In fact everything usually found in a gen..
eral assortment Of Goods. .s1{sll, .t3.,i4' I'LL.
I We again return our sincere thanks for the
very liberal patronage bestowed upon us, and
hope, after further experience, to be able to suit
the tShiits Of every ono: I5s aga .a,s,,t 4
WALLER, WATSON & co.
WALaAlLA, April6, 1860 Hai " 26-tf
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Circular.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
BuaEAv OF Aestctl.ruhAIi srArisrlcs.

BusEAu OF AestcctLrrvhA1II srArisrlcs.
Columbia, June IS, 1869. 4
TIME attention of the citizens Of tho State is
IL respectfully invited to the annexed extracts
from an Act passed at the recent session of tho
General Assembly, and ratified OH the 10Th day
of March, 1869; and their cordial corporation
with the officers charged with the execution of
tho law is earnestly requested, g4..,
The enumeration Of the inhabitants is to fur.
nish q basis for the superintendent of rcprescn.
tation in the next General Assembly, in acoor-
dance with Section 4 of Article II of the Con.
stitution, and tho necessity for it's corr .ctnoss
will coramend itself to citizens Of all political
views. Huo y .a:. ..3 fsss ~. go,
IN connection with this work the Statistics of
the agricultural productions Of last year will
be takeh, and It is 'ominently desirable that
they should 10 returned rs fully, and intelligi.
bly, as circumstances will permit, as it is ex-
pected that they will furnish valuable data in
the future agricultural history Of 1.-THE State. I'D
~ !.rs .8pag HENRY ySPARNICK,
Commissioners.
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- ~ A NJ fA ~ IA N II ~ IL
WALHALLA, 50. CA,
AS Ia charge for sale the following LOTS
Iliand FARMS 81 ii5g.a o,s ,5lsI I'M
Lot, 18th Acre, in Walhalla, near. Courthouse.
I" Azores in Walhalla, fine building site.
i" GOn2l0 feet, bolow Wallialla, Iino build.
.it ing site! aoiTii DrG rGts;.r .Iii.
f" 1907 2lo- feet, below Walhalla, ane build.
ing site. Fl
10 Acres, below walhalla, fine building
site. ~ =
Z" l3A Acres, between Walhalln and Dcpot.
Farm, l65 MISUNDERSTANDING Wal
200 Acres, unimproved, 2 miles from
Walhalln. ei#r,s
500 Acres, improved, 4 miles from Wal.
IS halla.
1850 Acres, $50 acres bottom, improved,
IL nilos from Walhalla. tla..'
2 Acres, Blue Ridge Railroad, Perry
vile Depot, 9 miles from Walhalla.
500 Acres, near Perryvillo Depot, 0
milos from Walhulla.
vile Depot. 'a
I" 46 Acres, in Walhalla.
" l65 aores, 30 acres Of bottom, improved,
4 miles of Walhnlla.
Z" 100 acres, on Little River, 10 miles Of
Walhalla, 100 acres Of bottom, ,cell fns-
proceed.
4" 1900 acres, l40 acres of Creek Bottom,
improved, fine stock farm, ii miles from
Walhalla. NJ
70 acres, woodl' nd, we'll timbcrcd, one
mile from Walhalla. ,
122 acres, IA miles from Walhalla, fno
situation for Tanncry.
DayOmcc on Public Square. -0aa
May 10, 1860 80 If
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Last Sale
TOW ii LOTs

*"AIVA9 NSw. quiz OF flckens'
fH3IIE unndorsignol.g N ffsaio ners2 q ono;nted
by the GGponaontion to select and iorcpate tho
Oonnty.sitoff tho now picEens Connso ,siiI
coll 10 the high6st biddct. AT the new Iasaiion ON
Tuesday9stths 9th day Of init ncxt| Cn,rt
Week the remaining
TIlTG ATT .DJHRPMc n III
l1Vlpss.AI IlOAEND ". H.,
Comprising respectivelv ,ho,fnore ono twn
andtfoar iaore Lots, judiciously laid, out.
Theloeationis nearIIunter's Storea botweeh
a. ~ III I'll = m,ies from Greenville& C!ii',,
haStths asiss,,F0n ME Henaietons I,llnseiand mn
hihsons@ ISySaop tue ocatlon 10 q most desira'
S - avu 800. sns.ng 81 s,luated On aebe1uhtai plateau
Inhabitants and tIe 'v;Iicae roS;Siy ;,mnrnxing
iTtere}is. On both Towni apd. VSynIf1 Greahss
Ana Water Pit ars 81 - Snncj Sa., Ns;,ia' ia y
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Auction

fAttG' VI! ,aiJapN 2ral
MILL DE SOLD, on tho lst, Monday of
IVY July, at the residence of Mrs. Knee In
Walhslla, to tho highest bidder, a.,
l TWO.HORSE WAGON,
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