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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-12-15
MARSHAL's SALES.

/ No. la9-Revenue.
/ MARSHAL'S SALE.--By virtue of !, writ n,
1xl yenditioni exponas issued cut OF the Clerks
Office of the District Court of the United States
for the Eastern Dstrict of Virginia, and to me
| directed shall proceed to sell at public auction
for cash, on WEDNESDAY, the 27th day OF De-
cember, 1871, at IL o'clock A. NJ. on the premises
of Wilson Days tobacco factory on LON ba rd
near Sycamore street, Peter sburg, Virginia
the following property, 10 witt
| Six Twisting Benches
| One Writing Desk;
| One Couniing-of Table;
! Two Stoves, eighteen Dryers;
One l-pound Lump Mill, one S-pound Lump
| One los Lump Mill two Box Screws
One Shape Screw, two Stem Screw six Bands
One large Lever, two small Levers, twenty
empty Caddies
Thirteen empty Barrels, one Wash Tub, one
Soap Box;
One large patent Scale. three small Scales;
One caddy smoking Tobacco, one Hand saw:
Seven hundred and forty pounds of Leaf To-
bacco;
Twenty pounds Manufactured Tobacco, one
Gallon Pot;
One Oven, one boiling Kettle, one Sprinkler;
One bucket Flavoring, one gallon Rum, seven
brands;
Three Numbers, one Spade, seven hundred
pounds Stems; 4
Twenty gallons Moiasses;
One hundred and seventy three pounds Lumps
-Four pounds Snuff beans, one pound Cloves fifty
pounds l4icoriee, 1fty-fiye pounds Gum
Arabic
Parties desiring to purchase are invited TO be
present.
Dated Norfolk, Va, Dec. IL, ISM
DAVID b. PARKER
VI. 5 Marshal
de ls-lOt BY john w. FARRFIr. Dpputy.
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Swimming along !

AWKwARD.--A citizen of Elizabeth.
New Jersey, went to the cars on Thanks.
glng Day TO see his daughter off. Securing
her seat, he passed out of the cars. and
went round to her window to say parting
word, as is frequently done on such occa.
sions. While ne was passing out, the
daughter lett the seat to speak to friend,
ana at the same time prm looking
iady who occupied the seat with
ner moved up to the window,
Unaware Of the important changes inside,
our venerable friend hastily put his face up
70 the window and hurriedly exclaimed.
"One more kiss, sweet pet.p In another
instant the point of blue cotton umbrella
caught his seductive lips, followed by the
passionate injunction, "Scat, YOU gray
headed wretch !" and he seated.
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The STATE PRINTING. The joint
committee of the two houses of the Gene
raj Assembly, yesterday awarded to
Messrs. Shepperson 4 Graves, OF this city,
(aas previously agreed upon the printing Of
the acts of Assembly, and the reprinting
OF Grattan's reports, for the present fiscal
year. The balance Of the work was placed
III the hands of the Superintendent OF Pub
lie Printing, Mr.. c. a. Shaffter, TO be
divided, as in his judgment may seem best,
among the various other Offices, at the rates
proposed by them in their schedule.
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SNoW.-Ihe inhabitants of Richmond
as they. peered from their chamber VIM
dows this morning beheld the first snow Of
consequences which has fallen upon things
sublunary in this locality since the begi,-
nng OF the winter. Tie ground was Gov
cred with snow when we looked out. and
the makes were falling thick and fast, and
nave continued to do so throughout the
forenoon. The poem, beautiful Snow, y
Of contested authorship, naturally came in
to our mind
,,O,h Oh tho snow, the beautiful snow,
Filling the earth and sky below 4;
Over the housetops over The strest
over the heads OF the people you meet:
Dancing,
Flirting
Si<ifnrn.,, aI,,
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STATE FINANcEs.-The State treasury
was made richer by $4,000 deposited
therein yesterday by various county trea-
surers.
The amount of the funded debt up to
yesterday was $2S, S,32G,2s2 04. This sum
comprises about three.fourths of the entire
amount.
The Secretary of the Commonwealth
paid into the public treasury yesterday
81, $40, being amount of tax on State seal
and surplus fees Of office from LIST Septeln-
Der, 1870, to list September. 1871.
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THERE MUST BE SOME MISTAKE
some people have an idea that William
IL: Wade 4 Co., are engaged in the
millinery business from reading the signs
over and near the office Of the Ecenino
Ne'cs. Here it is, and in such plain let,
ters that no one can be MISTAKEN
"1he puyiaia Printing House.u
"Sedmstress, Wm. II. Wade g. Coz
What says our friend Mayo ?n How
does he like the, business of a .sscam-
stress ~ What machine does he prefer?
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HusTINGs CoURT-Judge Alerande,
Guigon presiding.-The following cases
were disposed of to-day:
Newton Davis, charged with stealing
clothing from Capt. A. c. Mitchell. The
Jury returned a verdict of not guilty, and
the accused was discharged.
Aaron True, charged with being the
father of bastard child, of which Dorcas,
Terrill is the mother. Case dismissed.
The case Of Martin Alley was continued
till Monday next.
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The SLEIGH-BELIs.-Quite number
of slelghs have been out to-day, and the
bells have jingled merriy through the
streets. We have recipe for cheap
sielgh-ride, and respectively commend it to
those who cannot afford the real article !:
Sit In the hall with the back and front doors
opened wide, so as to admit the air freely:
plunge both feet into tub of ice-water I:
take dinner bell in each hand, and ring
them till your toes freeze. One dose is
enough.
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2ji 256, 2e2-Revenue- 81
NARSHAL'S SALE.-By virtue OF. writs of
Ivl venditioni exponas, issued out OF the Clerk $
Ofiee OF the District Court of the United States
for the Eastern>Distriet OF Virginia, and TO me
directed shall proceed 10 sell at public auction,
for cash, on FRIDAY, the 22d day of December
at II O'Clock A. d., in the storeroom OF the Gus
tom House, at Norfolk, Va, the following pro-
perty, to wit
/ barrel APPLE BRANDY
EMPTY BARREL
1850 CIGARS. f
700 CIGARS.
% hs. MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
5fs. do do
EMPTY SPIRIT BARRELS.
Parties desiring to purchase are invited to be
present
Dated Norfolk, Va, Dec IL, 1871.
DAVID B. PARKER,
u ). M arshai
de Is--lot BY JoHN W. FARnELI. nnpnfy.
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CORR AND FLOUR ExCHANGE.--The
amount of wheat sold at the Corn and
Flour Exchange, this morning, was 2O2
bushels, at 81 .25 to Sl.G0 for the various
grades of white, and 81 go for very good
red. Corn sold, 2,22C bushels at 60 to
66c for common to very good white G4c
for prime yellow, and 63 TO G5c for fair and
very good mixed. Corn meal sold, Ga
bushels at 69c.
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COMMITTEE APPoINTED.-The Hon.
A. II. II. Stuart, president of the late Immi.
grafton Convention, has appointed the fo!-
lowing committee to lay the proceed
,ngs of the convention before the General
Assembly: Gen. j. d. Imbodcn, of Rich
mond; Col. William Lamb, of Norfolk
Hon. Thomas S. Flourioy, of Halifax, and
Major John S. Lee, of Orange. By the
terms of the resolution creating this COM
mittee, Mr.. Stuart is to be chairman Of it.
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LNTERED.-- The North German brig
"fIdo," Henkins, master; from Baltimore.
entered at the Custom-house this morning
lor the purpose of taking in cargo of fl ur
Tor Rio, to be shipped by the Gallego Mills
Manufacturing Company, Of this city.
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Ag Thurston's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powders.
Is strongly recommended as the best dentrifrice
KNOWN 1t cleanses and preserves the teeth
hardens the gums, sweetens the breath and. con.
tanning no acid or gritty substance, is perfectly
harmless, and can be used daily with great ad
vantage. Sold by all druggists. Price, 2S and
so per bottle. T-
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256, 262-ke, enue.
ATARSHALS SALE.-By virtue of yyrjts of
wi venditioni exponas. issued out of tie Clerk
Office OF the District Court of the Unitsd states
for the Eastern District OF Virginia, q ad to me
directed, shall proceed to sell at p dol C auction
for cash. on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of De-
cember, 1871, at O'Clock p NJ, ut the Custom
House, at Petersburg, Va, the folio wing pro-
perty, TO wit:
$50 MS. TOBACCO.
80 rs. do.
2packages TOBACCO.
package TWIST TOBACCO. rs.
empty CIGAR BOXES.
6 fs. TWIST TOBACCO. 4hf as
Parties desiring to purchase are invited to be
present.
Dated Norfolk, Va, Dec. IL, 1871
DAVID B. PARK Err,
u. 5. Mt .rshal,
de lS--lot BY JOHN w. FARRELL, Deputy
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LIST or UNAVAILABLE LETTERS Re-
NAMING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-
OFFICE. DECEMBER 18TH. lS7l.-
Miss ). j. Flippin, Oak Forest; Gil am
Marion, -; Messrs. Chambers i C :.
Danville, Va; Miss S. Waller, -- !;
Two letters, no address.
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We So"fei''s insaerous KId Glove Cleaner
'y It's 'nd gloves can be quickly and repeatedly
eisl'hFa ana made equal 10 new; even when bad
" solPd they can be readily restored Ii is easy
q application and IS pcrferfeetly free from an,
eor For sale by druggists and fancy goods
dealers. Price, % cents bottle.
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The Prince Of wales oe,,,up .s,,.r,

Lo'sdoa, Dec. IA, 2.3O p. Mo fur
ther change has been reported in the
Princes condition. Hopes Of his recovery
are freely expressed, and the public feeling
is now confident.
london, Dec. II, l0P. An official
bulletin just received from Sandrinehain
announces that the Prince of Wales pass ell
quiet afternoon and evening. The symp-
toms have remained unchanged since mora
ing.
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Ma- Thurston's Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow,

ne 'f yon want q coed laugh 20 10 Seinon.s .
News aud Toy Depot, sos Broati street
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HE Furs! Furs (! Furs :--Large assortment
OF Ladies' and Misses Furs, at prices to suit
every one. at Aliens
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In Admiralty.
MARSHALS SALE.-By virtue Of n writ of
W venditioni exponas, issued out of the Clerk
once OF the District Court of the United States
for the Eastern District of Virginia, and TO me
directed shall proceed to sell pui ,lc auction,
for cash, on 7 UESDAY, the 18th day OF Decem,'
Der, 1871, at IL o'clock NJ, ut the VIII arr of H. b.
Nichols, foot of Lafayette street, Norfolk, va.
the following property, to wit:
THE SCHOONER JOHN FoRsYrHE,,,
of ls5 tons burthen, and tho cargo, consisting OF
about
1850 CORDS OF PINE WOOD.
Parties desiring to purchase are invited 10 be
present
Dated Norfolk, Va, Dec II, 1871.
DAVID b. PARKET.,
u. S. Mars nal
de l3--5t BY JoHS VI. FARRELL. DE putty
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ANY paper or magazine not in the above list
VIII be furnished at publishers rates ''''
Always on hand all the latest nnh,;cotion. -
THIS country and Europe, books, stationerv W
cafu anu stereoscopic views, fancy articles 80 y
g. +. JOHNSTON
10 Newsdealer, als Main street
We 1-'~Wu Richmond Virginia
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THE PARTY WHO. AT THE BAy.L At
= ,Monticelio Hotel, carried oa bv mi stake. n
LAZY = BROWN WATERPROOF CTOAK,
VII VII please return TO Messrs. Thalhimsr 3 sons,
NO. eoi Broad street, corner of Sixth
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AS Don't fail to see Napoleon and Family
at Semols, sos Broad street.
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ng for the Hair, is all that is required; purely
vegetable and highly perfumed, it softens. inn
proves and beauties the Hair, strengthens the
roots, and gives it a rich glossy appearance.
For sale by all druggists. Price s5 and rs cents
per bottle ~ a-
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NOrtCE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAr
~ BOUNTY LAND WARRANT, No 20 lss
ior 100 acres, issued to john D Oliver under aei
u Congress approved March Sd. 1855. has be. n
.os = and that he, not having sold, assigned nor
Voluntarily parted with his right 1, said WAL
ant, intends 20 make application 10 the Com
missioner at Pensions for a duplicate thereof
JAS. I. SUTTON
Attorney for John b. Oliver
oe i'-ia"o" of Nottoway county, Va
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Nc se'ion, 90 Broad street, has the largest
ana cheapest LOT of Toys ia The city.
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sea Holiday shape silk Hats Just received n,
A. A. Aliens, 13l5,Maia street.
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LATEST NEWS.
FROM WASHINGTON.

British Claim Commission Disa llowed --.s sort
OF Southern Claims Coran,i ion n esi nc.
ton Of MIR. Akerman-ffis Successor Ar.
pointed and Confirmed
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Es Go see the monkey and craan a, Se-
mons, sos Broad street
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SEWING-MACHINFS.

slNGEk-ShalIer Strong agents for Virginia
and North Caroiina--9l3 Main street See ad-
vertisement
WHEELER & WILsON-C. L. Railway gem
erai agent-lo0l Main streets
WILCOX K GIBBS---James f. A Gibbs, Pro-
prietor-Nnth and Bank streets. See adyer-
tisement.
GkoVEH 4 BAkER--G. & IN. w. Darby,
Agents-9Ol Broad street
HON = iMPROVED-J. r. McKenney, Agent
s2S Main street. The latest in modern inn
provements. See advertisement.
WEEDS-Wm. Loclshari, aeent-739 Main
corner Eighth street,
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NEWSPAPERS, PERIODICALS. &c.

Now Is THE TIME TO SUBsCRrBE FoR
~ NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES, 80. for
the coming year. Any of the following win be
sent by mail 10 any address for one.year at rates
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PAPER HANGERS & UPHOLSTERS

boOTHs SPENCE Il Co., Tenth street. be.
tween Main and Bank
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SIGN AND HOUSE PAINTING.

w. L. MONTAGUE, No. South Tenth street.
w. a: WYATT, 704 Grace street. All worl
shall be promptly attended to-
ID. II. PYLE, Tenth street, between Main ano
Bank -
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de ls-lot BY Jons w FAnRnIT. deputy.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-09-08
The Crops.

Reports from every portion of the South contin-
ne to represent The prospect for cotton MS more
and more gloomy. Rust, drought, caterpilars
and boil worm seems to have visited nearly every
cotton growing State. The yield must be small
for the present y mr.
In OF County reports of great injury to ,the
corn crop from the late freshet comes from every
quarter. The bottoms OF the Kcowee, Tngalo
Little River and Cnno Greek, with their tributa-
ries, completely aoodedt and several farmers
ponsder the igjary from this Cause will prove
tmose serious than from the drought. The uplands
cannot average half crop. r.e4
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-09-08
r. c. Shiver G. Co.

Have again spoken to the public ,hrousi our
coldmns. Everybody knows this firm to be
sound and trustworthy. They dcal only in
tho best articles. and every one may rest as
sured, that in trading with SILVER &C Co.. they
will buy fresh aud fashionable patterns nnt
dar"b9"s IL isy days dEyH k @Hdiesaia bas
mess. They have bought largely by the ease
and considering the experience oi the propric
tors aud tho less expense of living in Columbia
they can alf'rl goods at as low figures as the
merchants of Charleston. This they propose
to d" Merchants going to market would d..
wel to call and examine their stock and
prices.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-09-08
Personal,

Il General JOHN A. WAGNER, Mayor elect of tho
City Of Charleston, is spending few weeks in our
| town. lie is regarded, In great degree, as the
author and founder Of Walhalla, and as suoh is
highly esteemed by NIL our citizens, both German
and american. Under his auspicies tho German
society was formed, lands purchased the town
laid out and the thrifty German colonized in our
County What is now the Hourishing town Of
Walhala, was then poor, sandy ridge, tho land
being considered hard bargain at twenty-five
cents per acre. The County was without mark
| ct or railroad What change has been effected
FIN the last twenty years, much Of which is justly
attributed TO General WAGNER. He is mnn 0:
strong native intellect, good physique, sound
judgment and practical information. In manners
he is polished gentleman, affecting no ostenta.
ton in dress conversation, the man TO be pop
ular and to retain the good will Of the people by
q fair and dignfiod bearing towards all and n
fearless and faithful discharge Of the Il ties Of q
good citizen. During tho first session the Leg.
islaturc after the war. he seemed to appreciate,
more fully than nny other member Of thu. boiy,
tho great danger both political ana industrial,
which threatened tho people of tho South from
emancipation. To prevent or mitigate the evils
impending over South Carolina, he strcpuousy
immigration and introduced Bill into the Legis
lature asking aid for that purpose. After much
, opposition the piiful Of $40, ,00O grant.
Cd sum totally inadequate to any extended bcne-
fit. How much might then have been done to per-
! manently better our condition and prospects b. u
liberal appropriation and the adoption OF gener
Gus inducements to settlers who would immig,ntc
to our State. Before another session The storm
cloud, which hns desolatcd our Suc with opp,1.s-
sive taxes and nrmy Of corr,.pi and extrnvngant
| officials had arisen. The golden moment was lost
| but the fulhlmcnt Of the prediction of General
WAGNER illustrates his good judgment none the
less iorcibly lie is to day perhaps the mos, pop
| ular man in the City Of Charleston. In the lai :
contest for city officers he was selected by tile
| Conservatives as the man who could concenrate g
| the grcntest number Of all clases and races and
bore the banner OF HAT party to- victory. We
predict that his administration Of the City govern
mont will be n success, fair aud jns to NIL racss
and conditions, and satisfactory to The public. -
| With the characcristi Of his race he viii doubt
| less every exeriion TO fnaugurute economy,
reduce taxation. improve the financial condition of
the City, preserve order and enforce a system of
cleansing and policing which will IN the future
defy all cpidemcs and malnria fcvers The pros
poets OF Charleston brighter by his election,
and if she will be true TO herself and spread her
banner before the public through the medium Of
advertising, she will soon rcgan and retain her
old prestige market and prosperous seaport
! City, So mote it be- az .,.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-09-08
Due West Female College.

We call attention to the advertisement If the
opening OF this institution, ON tho End of Octo.
t"ber nsxt. 1t is under the charge of Rev.
j. l. Bonner, who exercises a parcntal sinner
vision ovcr the pupils, The Institution is in a
furnishing condition, with corps Of eight able
and experienced Professors 1t is situated in Il
healthy locality, and offers to parents induce
mcnts III economy for board and tntion, with
good and wholesome moral nnl intellcctun,
instruction We commend it to the attention Of
parents desir"ns Of giving to their daughters q
III rough education
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-09-08
Col, Sage,

Chief Engineer of the Richmond and Atlanta
week. The Colonel is in tho enjoyment of fine
health, and is passing his great enterprise ahead
with skilla Il remarkable nssduity The sur.
veys in this State and Gcorgia, arc being pres
sel to completion.
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90 NJ M E r or AT,

new York: Eemptembcr 4-Eyening.
:, gan avn Ioa and dropping sales 1918 bales UP
anuS i"a; Orleans {. Gold l3f@l3s-
Ge9fs'a Sg9 81 Is w. St.sh Carolnas Is; new
CnARhesroN, September 4.-Cotton firm
stock light; middlings ls; net receipts. 58
oa!es 1o exports coastwise &C.: sa1es 25 stock
>. AUcTsTA. Septemhe, 4--Cot.on firm mid.
diings 10 receipts DO bales sales 20.
LIVERPOOL, September Adjoining. Cotton
closed closed frm "plands 9}(09s; Orleans 9309a.
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a r r w q T. s
" L ia LLA TEL,
For The Week ending September 5th, 1871,

August 3O-W. X. Bailey, Greenmood. !. trnr.
~ ~ Mosaley' nhDnix s. q. ~, r.. Mpttiowes'
charleston; G. Felznger., ,Chjlo. August, 3I@.
n,,p H. r. G"Iiy "n;}, and Wife Angnsts CO. Mrs.. In.
maj maj" Ms ohI1afen and sansaat: Now YORK Mr..
z. p. Stiles; Miss A G. Porronoan, oharleston.. =.
September lt-Capt. J. G. W.ardlaw, b, L. r. r..
w r.. Wright. Anderson. September 81
b. - pres9o'. I !, r.! Lebhy, A. y. Lnughlin, &.
<. T., Il S. sencoa, RAIN. Springfield, Ga.::,'
~ ., Sloan, 70 Columbia VIM. Taylor. Ander,
September s-W William Porfy, sPsndiIstpn diIps.o. Rno.
toy. =, Frank Sloan. Oeonea; b, a. lewis.
Rorryvl!e T. Harrison, AndefsoI,, Soptom'.' en-
ber 4treG p. llakiyangar. Pt III. AImltiwnnra car.
4 my me'y.S'x; Q. A. Magea. q. q. YOung, B. r.,
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nea- The bodies of four third assistant en-
.gncors, attached to the Monitor Weehawkon,
have been recovered by divers. The vessel was
sunk in Charleston harbor. in December 1868.
by Confederate torpedo boat. The bodies
wero nearly denuded of flesh.
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Catalogue.

We nre under Obligations to our fricud, AkSx.
Y. LEE, Esq, of Columbia. for. a "Dcscriptve
Catalogue Of Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs,
Roses. Eycrgrcens Flowering plants, etc., culti
waited and for sale at The Fruitlnnd Nurseries,
Augusta, Ga p ]. BEncKMANs proprietor. Mr..
LEE is the Agent and will be glad to receive your
orders
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hmRort,Ant 20 MAtitlepk aud Gon.
y! 3 ttsACt0rS.1Szg I,

u Hs e fssrn iSss ssegbaahsaoM Exchanges that
Of a5ni fi5ooia Ar xslt spg.se
depot at No. 20 Hayha staess. ShssE g. Hssps. "
constantly On h9nd moi only al, stAieiAs from lila,
own 3anann.aotofy q 9. butless yaslssy SS,Sti,.
e,s. hsrdWare NFssreok and xE4riaafs SlShSsw,
s.ass; ana DOH a'n ana ornamental slate s.sNsSS,
soms'y residence, store, ora, ohusoh, GS
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Telegraphie

The telegraph poles between Anderson and
Walhalla afc being put up. Thanks to Mr.
TREscoTT and his enterprisng company, we
shall soon be in telegraphic communication
''with oil the world and the rest Of mankind"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-09-08

pee- A few cases Of cholera are reported in
Paris, This dreadful scourgo is moving cast
ward, and may soon be hoard Of on our shores.
Precautionary measures arc being adopted
along tho entire Atlantic coast.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-09-08
Railroad Matters.

The reader will find on our first poge the
proceedings ofthe interesting railroad meetings
held in North Carolina md Gcorgia. The
coming memo of the new Blue Ridge.aapti.
nation appear in the list of officers. ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-09-08
Riokens Advertisements,.

Special at'entionis directed to the now ad.
vertsements from Pickens County. The go-
ahead citizens Of Piokens make Real Estate in,
their midst bring its full value.