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per pound.
s. On gold plate, so cents per pouns.
6. On passports. IS each.
7. On boats, barges and fats. IS and
$40 each.
s. On gross receipts, including those Of
railroads, steamboats, canal boats and all
other vessels, and stages, q per cent. of
receipts.
9. On gross receipts Of telegraph COM
panies. ferries, bridges and turnpikes, 3
per cent. of receipts.
10. On retail dealers license tax, $40
each.
IL. On Wholesale dealers or those
whose sales exceed $4,000 a year. $40
each and 81 additional ON every $1,000
of ssles exceedingly $4,000.
These taxes on sales are repealed, ex.
cept as regards liquors and tobacco.
IL. On banks and bankers. with capt.
tai of $50.O00, 500 each, and Sc addi-
tional on every $1,000 of capital above
$4,000.
l3 On brokers (license). $50 each.
IA. Hotel keepers Qiceuse) $40 to 5000
each.
IS. Auctioneers and peddlers Qicense)
$40 to $50 each.
l6. Claim agents, insurance agents,
real estate agents, patent rights dealers,
and conveyancers, $40 each.
II. Manufactures Cicense). $40 each
IS. Proprietors of theatres, museums,
circuses. and concert halls, 500.
10. Proprietors of gift enterprises,
$50 each.
90. Lawyers. physicians, architects
and builders, $40 each.
Il. Coffee and spice grinders, slOO
each.
90. Express carriers and agents. $40
each.
%. Miners, assayers, plumbers, photo
graphers. apothecaries. butchers. and eat.
ing-house keepers. $40 each.
All other now chargeable with license
tax Of any kind, except dealers in spirits
and tobacco, are compared.
"a. On canned aud preserved fish
(now paid by stamps), l cent per pound.
IS. On bills and receipts. to any
amount. and on promissory notes for
sum less than 500 (now paid by stamp),
2 cents and S cents each.
All other stamp taxes are continued in 4
force. ea e. ea...ess.
26. On legacies and succession, 81 to
s6 on every sloo of property devised or
inherited according to the degree of rela-
All repealed.
rAxEs REDUCED.
81. On incomes exceeding $4,000 for
the years commencing January Isl, 1870,
and January LIST, 1871, ct per cent.
The exemptions are, in addition to
81 900, all taxes and interest paid during
the year. losses and bad debts, rents and
repairs on dwelling houses, and amount
paid for labor to cultivate land, or to con-
duct any other business from which in
come is derived. This is the personal in
come tax. 1t is a tolerably easy one.
%. On dividends of all corporations,
Tor the year 1871, including banks, rail-
road companies. insurance companies,
trust companies and saving institutions,
q per cent. Is
This tax to be paid BY the companies
Who may deduct it in disbursins the div
dends to the iudividua! holders"
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1870-09-28

RoBERT CooPEa GRIER, one of Amer.
ica's most eminent and d-respected jurists,
died At his residence in Philadelphia on
the morning Of tho 26th inst, aged u
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salfs q gsal Sststs.
YARN For Sale =!

,s ,,as.,sn.d, I..s.ss;s s....,ss' e =; sii ,;as
J. wA q ~ y; :. ,.ndus, nd .t the premises, On
sell '1nI1sspAY, BY 1ssp, OCTOBER so' 1870. &c..
ssss. : SAMUEL .,'S.s B. Si::s. nd
s.hers, consainne A@=
: and iO4 perehs... This l.l@ a---'
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Shocking Accident to PhilsAelphis Nar.
chant,

BETHLEHRM. Sept. 23.-Wm. Hauer,
e leather merchant from Philadelphia,
while attempting to get on the Western
express here had both feet cut Of. BE Il
not expected to recover.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1870-09-28

A YOUNG man named Francis j. Kip
ling was arrested the other day at Schuyl-
kill Haven, Pa. on suspicion of compli-
city in the Nathan murder. committed
some time ago in New York City, but
IS since been released.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1870-09-28
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

SHERIFF.,
WILLIAM GIVEN, of Fermanagh.
REGISTER AND RECORDER,
L. W. ii. KREIDER, of Mifilin,own.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
JAS. J. CULBERTSUN. Spruce Hill
JURY COMMISSIONER,
JOSEPH ROTHROCk, of Fermanagh.
COUNTY AUDITOR,
G. S. METTERLING, of Monroe.
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Down On Disorganisers.

The President can never be induced
to lend his moral support to those who,
while protesting Republicanism. are
virtually conspiring to distract and di.
vide their party by irregular practices
In regard to the unfortunate division in
Missouri he says, in letter to the Uni
ted States revenue collector at St. Louis,
II regard the movement headed by Carl
Schurtz, Brown Il Co, as similar to the
Tennessee and Virginia movement intend
ed to carry a portion Of tho Republican
party over to the Democrats and thus
give the Democrats control hope you
will all SEQ your way clear to give the
regular ticket your support
In confirmation of this determination
Of the President to discountcnance dis
affection in the Republican ranks. a
Washington dispatch Of the 22d. informs
us that he has called for the resignation
of Edmund Jussen, Collector of Internal
Revenue at Chicago. Jussen is the bro
ther-in-law of Carl Schurz-and thereby
hangs ale."-Ha,risJx,g Telegraph.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1870-09-28

Hon J. B. PACKER is opposed to free
trade. He is in favor Of protection.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1870-09-28

Dispatches fron Europe have i ths
about 70 uske ~ ~ ~. = =
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Juniata Sentinel.
B. i. SCH w Ell E r i,
EDITOR L PROPRIETOR.

REPUBLICAN DISTRICT TICKET.
CONGRESS-,
HoS. JOHN B. PACKER.
OF xoRTHUNBEKLAxD,
STATE SENATE,
W. P. WILSON, of Centre county.
ID. w. WOODS, of Mif1in county.
ASSEMBLY,
Gex. r. F. mccoy, of Miffiin county.
DAVID ETNIER. Esq. of Huntingdon
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FIX Gov. William Packer died at his
-ifsnce in Willia nod on last Tues
~. IL >~sd So 80
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Z vessf
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-07-08
SheriH's Sale.

pY virtue of sundry writs of Fleri Facias to me
- directed. will sell, to the highest bidder with.
IN the legal hours Of sale, before the Court House
ooor' IN Wniha'l", $. c., on saleday in August
next the following property:
One Tract of Land lying on Ramscy's Creek,
containing 400 Acres, more or less od;oin;ng
lands OF David Dickson and others, also, one
other Tract of Land, on Sand Creek, contain.
ing 500 Acres, more or less, adjoining lands of
John Dickson and others, levied on and sold as
inc ~ property OF Lewis Wcrnccke, at the suit of
Robert Maxwell and others.
Ono Tract of Land lying on waters of Chau.
ga Creek, containing 800 Acres. more or less.
adjoining lands Of Ephraim Cobb Spenccr
Chnmbcrs and others. sold as the propcrty of
Wm II. Phillips, ut the suit of Robert Spencer
and others.
IEitMS CASH. Purchasers to pay extra
for titles and stamps.
JAS. II. ROBINS, soc.
July 8, 1870 SO
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NOTICE.!
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. J
WALnALLA. S. c.. June 7th, 1870. I

NM HEtEAS, sometime ago, this Eoard was
w pctiti"ne1 to pass resolution to sub
nit County subscription Of 5000. 900, to the
AIRLINE Railroad, to the legal voters of this
County. on certain conditions and whereas.
some of tho friends Of the enterprise now ask
this Board to relucc the amount of said County
subscription. AID the town Of Walhala having
subscribed $4,000 to said Railroad, on certain
condition; therefore, be it
Pcsotred That it be submitted to the legal
voters Of said County, on the FIRST DAY of
AUGUST next. whether or not this Board
shall Subscribe $50, 900 to the capital stock of
tho Airline Railroad, on the condition that
said Road locate depot within two miles of
the Court House of said County, and the de,
tails of the subscription be left with the Board
and be conducted so that no part Of the sub
scription be paid until work on the grading of
said Road be commenced within the County
and only as the work progresses therein that
those voters who favor the subscription shall
endorse on their tickets in said election, Sub.
scrption," and those opposed, "No Subscrip.
ton"
Resolred That this Preamble and Resolu.
ton DC inserted in the kEoyEE COURIER three
times.
By order Of the Beard
JAMES ZACHARY, Chairman.
June 10. 1870 81 3
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bad STATE Of the IsLOOu
TX o S Tk u OF

endorsed and recommended by he President Of
the Faculty Of the L. Medical College Of the
City of New York
PnorEssoR X. s. NEWTON, NJ. D.,
Professor and President of the Faculty Into ..pro.
fessor Taeory and Practice" of Medicine,
Cincinnati, &c.
One OF the most eminent medical men of this ngo
well known as the author of the following STAN
PAID D1 medical works: "Newtous .'practice Of
Medicine" diseases OF Children" "Newton's
Symcs Surgery &c, in December number Of
american Medical Rericc, page 27S-says:
among the more recent efforts to Introduce
popularity, some of the new medicines, we notice q
new preparation compounded by J. j. LAWRENCE,
NJ. D., Of Norfolk, Va, which is furnished to tho
profession and the public in uny desired quantity.
We recently examined his Laboratory, and became
fully satisfied that a his work is dore in the best
manner, ty the most approved processes and
from the best materials, giving as result med.
icine meeting the confidence Of the physicians
and the public"
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NOTICE.

A LII persons having any demands against
IA the Estate Of JOHN Il. ARCHER deo'd,
arc required to render tho same to j. Il. Ila.
good, ESQ, my attorney. on or before the 10Th
day of July next, on which day shall make q
final settlement Of the estate. before /. II. Phil.
pot Esq, Judge of Probate Court, and shall
also mako on application for a final discharge
at the same time.
@ MALlNDA ARCHER,
Administrators.
Jute 10, 1870 s6 9
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KosKoo CURES scnoru1A IN ITS wopsr ronss.

kosKoo CURES scRorutA IN ITS WORST FORMS.
From a. w. Mills, prominent and well-known
merchant of Norfolk, Va:
No II Main St., Norfolk. Va, Sept. Is, 1860.
DIR. LAwRENCE-Dear Sir: Your Koskoo has
worked wonders in my family. My daughter hRs
occn sufferer from Scrofua since childhood -
She lost thirty-onc pieces of bone from her ankle
several from her arm, besides having ulcers in seve-
ral parts Of the body. Whilst in this condition she
commenced taking your Koskoo-it acted like a
charm on her under its use the ulcers gradually
healed, and her general health greatly improved It
certainly snved her much suffering and perhaps her
lilo. regard Koskoo specific for all sorofulous
affections. Your Koskoo also cured nv wife Of
dyspepsia from which shc suffered greatly. She
s now in better health than she has zen for fiva
years. With tho highest regards,
am gratefully yours, SC.
a. W. MILLS.
hoskoo is endorsed BY the best physicians eve
ry~heie. Read the following from Dir. Tillery.
successful practitioner Of many years standing in
the Old North State:
Rocky Mount, Ed-ccombe Co.,
September 10, 1860.
DIR. j. D. LAwRENcE--.Dear Sir: I have used
your Concentrated Flui,; Extract of koskoo in nv
practice with the happiest results find il to be
powerful Liver Invigorator, Blood Purifier and
Nervous Tonic. In all diseases of the Liver
Scrofnlons, Syphlitic, and Nervous Affections, T.
IS a remedy OF immense value in fact, in almost
every variety of Chronic Diseases its use is indica-
ted Hoping you may meet with the success
winch you deserve as q manufacturer of reiubls
medicines, ! am. sir with much respect,
Your obedent servant,
r. G. TlLLERY, M. D.
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LAND FOR SALE!

WILL SELL, at private sale, A TRACT
OF LAND. situate in Oconce County.
about threc.Gnartcrs Of u mile from the Blue
Ridge ncpot, aud containing THREE HUN.
DRED AND TWENTY SEVEN ACRES
y" inc Tract is u good Saw Mill, all ready for
a circular saw good frame house on tho
place. with nil tic necessary out-Jnidings
complete. Also a large fruit orchard; and
good thrcsber on the place.
Any ono wishing To purchase will do we'll to
apply to JOHN ii. KLEINBICK,
Walballa, S. c.
July 8. 1870 SO
G9aa Grcenville Enterprise copy three times,
and forward bill to this Office
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The State Of South Carolina,

The State Of South Carolina,
IN PROBATE couRr--rIcxENs COUNTY.
Williamson Prince Petition
Marcy Prince, !, Sarah Prince, Fpartiti ion,
TT appearing to my satisfaction. that Marcy
IL Prince, Sarah Prince. Narcissn Prince, and
Rana Prince, defendants in this case, reside
from and beyond tho limits Of this State: c.,
motion of Norton \ IIagood, prs. pet,
1t is Ordered, That tho absent defendants do
appear and plead. answer or dcmur to com.
plainnnt's said Petition, within ninety days after
publication hereof or the same will bc taken
pro confesso as to them.
l. H. pHILPOT, J.pr.c.
Probate Office. June 10, 1870 34-3m
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NOTICE.

YFI}IRTY days from this date will make
Il final settlement of tho Estate Of French
p. Willard, deceased before I. III. Philnot
Judge Of Probate Court, aud will on tho same
same day apply for discharge as Administrator
al persons having any demands against said
Estate vi render them on or hefnrc said dny
d. L. BRADLEY, Admir-.
juno %, 1870 81
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Notice.

NllE undersigned will apply to .hc Lcgsla.
Il ture Of this state. at the next session. for
q Charter to construct Turnpike Carriagc
Road in Pickcns county. leading from Pump.
kintown to foot of Stool Mountain and bride
way from that place to the base Of Table Rock
MARCUS KEITH.
Juno 81, 1870 81 3m
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Rocky Mount, Edrccombe Co., !
kosxoo CURES cunosrc RHEUMATISM.

Norfolk, Va. Sept. 7, 1869.
DIR. J. J. LAwnENcE--Dear Sir: My son has
received so much benefit from your wonderful
koskoo, that cannot refrain from expressing my
gratitude. had tried almost everything without
ben .ft. believe, in al sincerity, TINT vour Kos
koo is an infalbe remedy for the disease from
which he las suffered. and. SO far as can learn.
has never iai|cd. If you only knew the immense
amount OF suffering that he has undergone, then
you could conceive The value of such q remedy as
koskoo--that surely cures The great amount of
good it is now doing among ns is inestimable.-
With much gratitude
am, respectfully yours &c.,
=. Mrs. nj. T.. A. NELSON
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KDSgxOD. .---Thc Norfolk Dn;ly ,hy,u,

KOSKOO.---Thc Norfolk Daily Jou,nal
of Dec. H. 1869, says: This medicine Is rapid.
ly gaining tho confidence of the people, and the
numerous testimonials of its virtues, given by
practitioners of medicine, leaves no doubt that
A. is safe and reliable remedy Cor IMruR1rY OF
THE BLOOD, LIVER DISEASE. nc.
The last Me,2ic0t ,Jou,nai contains an article
from Prof. X. s. Newton, NJ. d., President of
tho Medicnl College, city Of New York thai,
speaks in high terms of its curative properties,
a1d gives srecial recommendation of Koakoo
to the practitioners Of medicine This ia, we
bc''cve' the first instance where sucl, medicines
have been officially endorsed by the Faculty of
my of the medical colleges, reflects great credit
upon the skill of DR.. Lawrence, its cumpounder,
and also puts "Koskoo" in the VAN Of all other
medicines of the present day
March d. 1870. 20 Gm
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LATEST QUOTATIONS.
sol UTH ERN SECURITIES,

IN CHARLESTON, s. c.,
Corrected Weekly by A. 9. KAUFMAN,
Broker, No. rs Broad Street.
JULY 8, 1870
STATE SEcuRiTlEs-South Carolina, old, 9009
=; do new, 500; do, registered stock, OK int
Cry SECURITIES Es-Augus,a, Ga.. Bonds 7oG-. /.
Charleston, S. c., Stock, OK or int, -0S46; do,
FIRE Loan Bonds, -@TS; Columbia, S. c., Bonds,
-G970.
RAILROAD BoNps-Blue Ridge, first mortgage,
ootD-; Cha, lesion and Snvrnnah, -@970; Char
lottc. Columbia and Aug,,s, -@87; Chcraw
and Darlington, --@s3; Grccnvillc and Colum-
nih' st mort 500; do, State guarantee, IA
"a; Northeastern, $500; Savannah and Charles
ton, st mort, @80; do. State guarantee. 90
'H South Carolina, -GG7G; do, 73; Spartanburg
RAILROAD SrocKs-C Charlotte. Columbia and
augusta, -@}l5; Grccnville and Columbia 2G9-;
Northeastern, 100; Savannah and Charleston,
-(G"o; South Carolina, whole shares, 45GG-;
90. half shares, -W224.
EXCHANGE, &C.--New York Sight off par:
Gold, llo4GD1ld!; Silver, l0l@iOs.
SOUTH CAROLINA BANK BILLS
%Hank Of Charleston .-Ga-
Bank of Ncwbcrry do
Dank OF Camden 50GG-
linnk of Georgetown I'd
]nnk Of South Carolina 15GG-
l'ank OF Chester SGG-
l'nnk Of Hamburg luGG-.-
Bank Of State Of s. c., prior 10 1SGl GOG9--
Bank of State Of S. c., issue 1861
and 1862 4OGA
xplnn,crs' and Mechanics Bank Of
Charleston = ~
%rcopes bank of Charleston IN
%unon Bank Of Charleston d.
*Scuthwcstcrn Railroad Bank of
Charleston, old "A
Southwestern Railroad Bank Of
Charleston, new -E
State Bank Of Charleston 10EG
Farmers and Exchange Bank of
Charleston -G6
Exchange Bank of Columbia -GIl5
Commercial Bank OF Columbin SGI
Merchants Bank of Clcraw 5GG-
Planters Bank OF Fairfield dGI
State Of s &. Bills Receivable G7Gh
Ci!y OF Charl s,on Change Bills 07GG--
#ii's marked thus ($l arc being redeemed at
the Bank Counters of each
AarcI IS, 1870 % 1y
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ENTERTAINME ENT,
TREASTRER'S OFFICE,
GREENVILLE e CoLUMBIA r. II. Co.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Juno 20, 1870.
TOUPONS Of tho S.a,c, Guaranteed BONDS,
~ Certificates Of Indebtedness. and Sebnnd
Mortgage Bonds Of this Company. due 1st July,
IL. Kinpton, No. 8 Nassaa street, New York,
or at the Carolina National Bank, in Columbia,
5. c., on and aftor the lst day Of July, 1870.
The Interest on tho outstanding First Mort.
gage Bonds and Fractional Certificates Of In.
debtedness, will bo paid at the Office of tho
Company.
REUREN ToMLINsON, Treasurer.
5une II, 1870 81
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am, respectfully yours, &c.,
Mrs. M. T.. A. NELSON.

soon IL IS now DONG among ns is inestimable.~-
with much gratitude,
am, respectfully yours, &c.,
Mrs M. +. A. NELSON.
): Read tho following from Mr.. womble, a prom,-
fnent Hardware Merchant Of this city. HI
No. l3 Market Square. Norfolk, Va,
October l3, 1869 7
DIR. LAwRENcE--Dcar Sir: TO the large nun
Der Of testimonials which you offer Of the great, eff
hcacy of your koskoo, take pleasure in adding
my own suffered greatly with Nervous Debili-
ty, Headache. Loss Of Appetite, &c. Two bottles
OF koskoo restored me to health ,a
Yours truly, j. q. woMBLE. :,
From Rev. W. n. Christian, Pastor Dinwiddie
Street Methodist Church. IfT~f
Portsmouth. Va, Oct 25, 1860. 4
TINS is to certify that l know Dir. Lawrence
well. lie is gentleman OF cultivation, and wor.
ny Of the fullest confidence. l have used his
koskoo with advantage to myself, and have adop
tcd Its use in my family in cases Of nervous do,
b'lity and depression W. II. CHRISTIAN.
From Dr.. Lloyd, aphysician Of large practice.
Great Bridge, Va, Oct 8, 1869.
.. j. LAWRENCE, Nj. D.-Dcar Sir cheerftillv
endorse your Koskoo as being o most valuable
preparation: Upon examination of the formula,
find each ingredient highly extolled by onr hest
and most progressive clinical investitat ors. =
nave tested its effects in my own practice and
nave no hesitation in recommending IT.. In nv
opinion is the best compound of It's class ever put
before the public-cxcecdng by far all the various
compounds Of sarsaparila, 60, ever invented, aIt
is a decided Nerve Tonic, and Inyigorator Of the.
animal forces. aiding digestion and assimilation.
and thereby producing healthy blood, which should
be tho basis Of treatment In all chronic dseases.
Hoping you will reap the reward you deserve 5frofi,
the public as behefaotor .Si ig siIt}Sli
am, sir, yours truly, ID, 81 4 4ftSss
CHARLES LLOYD, M. b.
.. - ------ M Ft e3F{' 68s a3
After reading tho above high Recommendations,
Invalids cannot reasonably hesitate to give KDEls
KOO trial. ts fele ssdfa3ssS
For Additional Testimonials from iphtsioiahAs:
Eminent Dvines Editors, Druggists, Merchants.
&c., see K0SX0o ALMANAC for this year.. s,,g's
Price, ONE tsOLsLAR Fer IsottySs
For sdls By ths Priaeipai Iysggis.s in tAs tAata
Suites and Bntist 4n,etiea. l.lFss
March q, 1870 90 ~ Sm tts.
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Special N Otices.


CouNT TIE Cos1sA days ride in almost nny
part OF our country will show more than one prao-
tcal illustration Of the parable Of the man who
commenced to build his castle without counting
tho cost. Men often leave out Of their calculations
such little matters doors, blinds, sashes, mould
ings, &C., and in the end find no comfort in tho
house which they have built. Remember, there
fore, before building, to writc to p. p. Toale
Charleston, s. G., the largest manufacturer of
doors, 60, in the Southern States, for an estimate
OF the cost of finishing July 8-lm
Blue Ridge lodge, No. D2, a. n. W /.
A REGULAR COMMUNICA ALTON of Blue
Ridge Lodge. No. o. A.. r.. NJ, will bo
held on SATURDAY, July 3Oth, ut o'clock,
p. NJ Brethren will take duo notice, and
govern themselves accordingly.
BY order Of the Lodge
WM. KORBER Sccy.
NWalIla1ia CIlaptcr, No. %, Es. A. WI.
A REGULAR CONVOCATION of Walhal
IL Chapter, No. %, r.. A.. Nj, will be held
ut their Hall, in Walhalla, on MONDAY, tho
lst day of August next, at candle light. Com
panions will DO punctual in their attendance.
BY order tho Chapter;
ROBT. A. THOMPSON, Sec'y.
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4ry- Thc friends oa' nf. H..
REEDER respectfully announce him as q can.
didate for County Commissioner Mt tho coming
election.
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PICK EMS ANNOUNCEMENTS.

ssy- Fhc many friends Of I'D.
FRANK BRADLEY, ESQ, most respectfully
announce lin ns q candidate for re- election to
tho office Of County School Commissioner for
Pickens County.
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GY- 'Thc Friesaass <,a' Rev.
FLETCHER SMITH, announce him Cundi-
date ior School Commissioners
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AS,- we are aSs stEAOHiXcd to
announce IRWIN II. PIIILpoT, ESQ. cnnd-
date for re- election to tho Office Of Probate Judge
for Pieksna Conpty, at tho election in October
next.
MANY CITIZENS.