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The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-15
The Indian, Again

Ab0at il o'clock. a. Ei4 on Monday fast, as '. E0shsy and Jack leonard were descending the southern slopc of the iiassayampa range oi noun. tans, on their wny 10 Bradshaw. they were hrd upon hy Apache savagrs, who lay conceded be- hind trees, when MF Leonard received bullet in Inc lefi wrist. forionately, at this lime Mrssrs D. Henderson. l.. s. Wainwright, Rev AleE Groves and Mr. J CurrHn arrived at The .csBs on their way here, ir6tn BEAdshAs--which timely arrival caused the Indians iO skedaddle. and. no douht, saved The lives Of Leonard and Vcshay. Wonder what the friends of our savage murder CTS will say to thls attempt 10 yindcate (lodisnl |" rights"
 At Wickcnburg. few days SEQ, tho savagcs stole i've mules from poor settler.
 The country is filled with Indians; and as most Of Inc cavalrymen beionging io this section have gone to Tucson, the chances are that our citizens will soon again have 10 20 on another raid into Inc wilderness, where Indians do most congre. gate.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-15
Sale Of Government Mules.

Saturday last, at Fort Whipplc, 75 veteran gov. ernmeut mules were sold to cluzeus, at an aver. age of abou. s30 each. They were brought to whippIe from Camp Verde and disposed of un- der the eye of Lieutenant Thompson, Re inientsl QaaTteraiaster Third Cavalry, who has been very successful in getting good prices for bi. con. demned stock. One staid, piousy inclined eiti. gen, Invested In "a good, gentle saddlc.mulc. 1" which upon bcing n ounted by Sheriff Behau tior our pioas friend wac afraid to get on board him. selfj started upon "buckibg" career. during the performance of which, the bride broke and Johnny had to let the "eritter" take Its own e0ufse. Bat, he stuck like postage stamp, and finally conquered the splDsl-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-15
Court Proceedings.

cird casH aiIpossd ef si hs Jsss t.rp.sy as D.kGf Cosri is5l.
 Ss C Iurrc, ofsfvf. Eroeissr Dtsof A. Mining G ,i si--judEnsfi uE-n demurrer SG dsscs.iasis.
 Nc ,2 Murray si ai rs. wieksHbnrg q sL-Jsdgnsnt for suit.
 Eo. lvi Melvin rs Cl.Sdsnin q 0l-iudgmsss sof sl GO darsagcs As.i cys1
 Ss i37 geHks e Cook adusins;raior -jBdg si fr suii
 Na ls9 Fbursoy v. PsniB%y %y--dismisssd upsa mo Sou ai eguEscl.
 Ne. l1 Cray o. GiAst-->iisrni,.sa uyea n1,pioa of saa4nscl
 No l:a. Cray s oi ss GeashAsojhdgrses, ior plain. ssss $40 ana c,ss
 Ne. lfk HrB,is CiihoA-isdgDeHi aBd ,lserSs os fos-ca-ars ff HsDr1gA-e fR Tlaiut,h
 No. Fl. Hisaey Kerr judguseut and decree sf fa~-sie-E- < rso-tgars fs riuin'H
 As l72. h@sAfsF' baaziar-jsat gts.hs Ia yiaHf5f for e4s7 % snd cszfs-Auaeh ts~at dsal@sod-
 Ss lTs Bsher rs FarElsgf0o-s0LgraeHt inr pisisfiG t1 eSss e sad cusss
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-15
Proceodinss Board q supery.sors

Boar rnei Juiy 10 1871 Prss~n; Prn.,ke snd wiI~o- Supervisor sn5 wsis CisTk 6iisic,n Broaks ClAra yro t>s. AiDucs Sf proceeding meeting read and si rTuved IEs following ldis were alhyu-d
 A. O. AgeA lu.fsss fees elz; IEs abs.r-.,s, ru7yy ins lava sD Hesfs1s & 4ilsos. making desk. ssd rsiIH s1l Jseosy IIArris sal a Geo. A findsey dirgihr Eusvs. sE; V. V. Fleury. salary and tes stss So JEo. IT. belaaa. sh~rifs fces sIVf0 I'd W N els I-E dl.su. ec-. el01 A. b. Belssen. salary Dstficf Aursey. slJ. D. Heltersgn Br8 stationery A Jastns F~cogd h-sfs. ssflasefT ctr kT7; Jssn H, Aarign JTintng slSs T W. Smfnoas xlss Si5 { ssSg
 Os iuiy II 1s7i inc fIis~lzs his nsr- and.sd sa<i slAssse II. we=Tes, cS-S=sss ies~ s72 73i ,. n BeAlax s4Op
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-15
A Felinc Visitor.

panther hss. of late, been depfciatlnr rpDfi the premises Of J ". Simmons who resides a short distance Wrat Of town. When Ar. Hardy WI. here he invited 10 go with hiul, 10 find and kill ihe vnrmint yai not having lost panther, we dcclncd--ss much. perbaps, iD cousequetee of a slight nis understand ng we once had with sufly scion Of thc race. near Memphis, Tennessee. as Oi any other account Bot on general pItgiplcr VIC are oppOscd to hunting sucA game critters To yauthcrs and Indians, in person. They Aei alto criher in too serious and dsngeroas q manner for ne 70 l-o foofn round" aud f k be all the same ic them se respectfully decline
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-15
saushhle h Court

A few iawycrs sud their clients had uiGss !n tbe Couri-Fo0Ds last session, which. at one uIne, looked ts iI something serloas might grow out of t; bui the sfalr wa. amicably settled bs Judge T~Ccd, and tbe very honorable manner h which Capt ]. f HargrAye acted. We had beard Uf squabble. between clients, bui were amazed nyou bearing that laSyers had gEit bIscksioning one anOibcT, and Lad Msrshailed Slth the view of putting upper storys upon each others eorPuses. Mlai nerIs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-15

C $ Adams, of Biehare 4 Cos -four depot. Goodwin street, called at this office during The early part of the week, and paid for kss month"; adrcflising rernzriSinC ttai Dc baa always made b point 70 toey scaarc Ntth yrint4ys, 70 Hat when Ice sl5gilcs of this mortal coll the CeIcstts Sheriff VII have uO doubts rfgzrdng tbc eell The will ocoapy Nish sil those indebted io us would prepare themselves 10 enter Heaven thorough iy as has Mir. Adamf.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-15

FEox wioksasgrg comes the sd aNaoUsoa4eas that t~a hess have been uzzble is.rn-- loss ,hTf hyB as; Ilaes recsrtiy n . yvi qasis clearly unaess,usd here. Al tno~ ahozi th.n and 'hcr s@d tas i ;hs, sehiie rring ne dry IAis b~Woen G- B~Ed Hnd th. lsssayzraya ug iss rd ei thiri thR sEer sssd Ast ToarkiHs Tuxa AeWillns T4aes Il s sad the latter pugr fsl0- had bullet Wotnd in tbs wrst that tefc appears br Little mystery coaBeeiod sh Inc saA fate of thcse psfted rnog'ais vAich aepi inail may clear uP.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-15

The vsa,hsr-,hs pas, vssk-hAs ho-s Aessr than before known ln Prescott on oscAsosf tks eury has stud ai 100 and iEice (, ts loSs To ,v shade which unprecedented and unealed fr pTcceedinc tts part masi emthsicaiiY deaouncet iT 'eN cool euEtarsd to the af ihe sarsihcFs rits furfhsr south where asFn Iasrrry em0rss np the naghbghood of l2n Thls great keai solsshine elss has eiscd edsFable scksess lrre zsd es thsrs and ws eo is ~iry pray iu thunaes hgsifing aae =i.d tsgsS Taih.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-15
pairies at Bradshaw.

Already they hayea dairy allnost within rife shot Of Bradshaw City, which furnishes the peo pie with good milk aud butter. This dairy was started by R. Y, Burlington and other gentlemen of this vicinity.
 Again, 1t is ssld. another dairy will soon he jo operation at MnTlou, in Mlnnehshs vuiley
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-15

Y N. F. Pierce, of ttls place, visited the southern
 section of the county recently, and while return. ing home, was so overcome by heat, As to have 10 lie down by the roadside, where a few frieads
 who. .weqt ont 10 his assistance, found him In an cred most Of bis stsepgth and energy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-15
CA. Tweed, U. $. Judge ot ,hi, district, made

V. A. Tweed, U. <. Judge ot ibis district made A clean sweep of the Calendar, ag the session ot Court just adjourned. Lawyers aud others who attended Court, speak very highly Of Judge Tweed, as a gentleman aud juSt Judge. All Of which VIC are glad to be able to plaes upon record. Previous to adjournment, the Junge. we arc told, paid Judge Cartte,, of ihis place, quite complh incpt, ior tue able, persistent menucr ee had de- leIdsi prisoner on trial for bic life. Judge TSesd took his departure for AriSoua City on the morning of the sth. .&e ~, t.-.. ...'.,-..
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-15
q Gain for Rraashaw.

Bradshaw City has gained two families. which wr have lost. rss: those of A. |. Davis aud \. C. sherkl~s, Tlio.c good peopsC lei; here Monday iAst, in a wagon. for their new home where, re hope, they Nili be happy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-15
Nice omcs and Location.

Thonas Corsis, |. $. Collector Of Internal Rrv- enEe, i' now very snugiy sxse in tbe old post office building. on iils cast .ds of sbt JlAEz. where hu can br i0Bsd ali tliaes hy hi. friends and ali persous having business with Asin. Tie books and papers, ar. admirably arranged
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-15
Pack Trains.

Mir Simmons pntk train arrived from B-adihsw a few days ago and l. aoOai resdy t0 stat back again.
 s ( Miller js puttiug hs pack train in order, wc prcsnne ihe cost Of ire gbiing tsfst tcE Pres coU and the Bradshaw mines will be diminished
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-15
Mails

We see by the ssn Bc-usrdiso SsardisN x a. sl ,nsL. shss Jesse nella1ay sa1 C. , B,rsahaz uf Sac frsacs,co have oousTae' ior osrytns N&ss tAFs< firn~s week between ios AuEeiss sud San BsrDarase cAlfsfniz Ass fhai grauf, stages hf Rar~asru Ar. viii starr trua sAz B~fa4fsBo every Wednesday sna s.tnfsAy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-15
The First Sermon.

Parson Groves preached. Sunday last, at Brad shaw City, to . congregation of about one bun drcd intelligent miners and prospectots, which sermon, we feel sure, wa, the frst ever delivered by q Christian minister on Mount BradAhaw
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-15
From Salt River

Y. A stsPheas, O' fh place retaras home fross Pba pix Salt River ThursdAy sisrp-<n npd say. BiehsrLs hUurng mil steamed up aud grund ihe af,t Byur made there July tih lAsi fous was selling d e per bussFsd-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-15

Our orecs hna,eT, wn. Necioad Eosensly knsd tArse deer at shot with bullet which ballet have in our possessos having been given by D. c, ThoFpe. sno .onehes kF the iruih of Aeclouag gresi eHrkat The deer were standing abreast aud remained 10 that 20. ,isios hee d-e 'ools, aSs Al ares Saos trough sad fOugk." :s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-15
Notary Public.

C. " Chandler has received the appointment of Notary Public for Bradshaw mines. orhce si tle rcttauraut of Chandler HagAn, BradshaS City From what We know yi Ar. Chandler, br VIII nlnNa AL arroa ta udatlnr. correct official.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-15

MsTeoPs county ' going 'o make he4 people pay ro.a iaE move other csnates might fuloH. this year. but that ti a rather late in the seAson.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-15

Grapts stages are now hauled in and out Of town by fine, fat stock. resembling those sleek roads,ers We used 10 see hi,ehcd 10 sisgcs in Solthern California ge;.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-15

li,fle boysoa e; Mrs rusie-wiiis Flsy ing r~ees, y. vh small bras, toe hurt hs sa0aih ,svSrsly As1 has asd e he eaEsfsny Hstehed by Dr. MeCahdEs-s f teaf tstaass Hligh sl'ack hian S danger sf -hst rsd Co .sarn is over.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-15
New Under Sheriff.

II. Herbert has resigned the office Of Cnder' sheTtff, and the place has been accepted by J. Otis, Sh0, ~e hope, will prove as efficient and soeabie as "Unele" Henry, who goes to Bradshaw to
 70 look after his claim on the Tiger.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-15

Several bead of cattle, iucludipg esgs, or ;rr good Isllch cows. were. last week. ssBi to Brad shaw, by l. Alter. of this place.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-15
The Fsat yatamsllon

H Jasiro received by last stage from wtasnb-srs. . ~aisr~ssu ths hr,s ans hy this ssase, and ~s didD't get 10 ses far pio IL either.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-15
Bad for Horses

The bay, or something else, al Camp Verde,
 must be bad for horses, sever~i having died there .wrhln few months. Ths last victim beionged 70 '. Jastro, Of this place.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-15

ar Aefsdden, recently inss ths Rio ysrds h Sar th1ri,y for stating ihzi Abogi 100 AraoAs hvha.s Indans ra's.d sesi recently. Wish ,hsy would Tes. fu their checks"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-15

good plat of the town of MOrsaad sss b seou ., Dc kepdalis drug store, ...
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-15

Tssrs g.n,lensp to rpe.co, vsO ,us of rvtss ss sn esrsrss fo csfosr.s. ..s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Masonic Notice.

HsLl or ASTr1S Lopos No. Fl. F.AAMI
 SEEscurT. A. T Suiy l3 le7l. ! srssial fscefiag of thi. sKr VII A hell oa TtEs bsg EsESESa 1CLT ls is71 5f s'clcck f n t,r the rsHssesz,- ss isr JssrtzHt islsncss. kssneSs o this Lalso E good sauaiHs required he iu sifs.GaHce. uy urt0r,
 G. W CURTIS wA ATTEsT A. Q. soYEs scssssary
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-15
HERBERT BOWERS. Post Trader, Fort Whiprie, <. IT.,
 Has rroeauy repievishea hs sso.k sf Grocrries, ProrisioHs, Cha Fruits, CgotkIsg.

Grooeries, ProrisioHs, Cha Fruits, Co,tIsg.
 Boot, SIoes, Stationary. Fancy Goois.
 Tobaooo, Cigars, de, la also ssors constantly hsud spA fo' sAia ihs o lowing arfiele. ail of whsh rsssufe's'sa s' hs Agua Frio Mn 1D RiIss aas, ton frtsoss' Flour, Graham Flour, puckwssat Flour, } Bolted Corn Meal, Bran and Shorts. ID. soa, ., good ,hs b-zs inTortsd cahinssls of vheh 1, ssses rs~eedsnss iH ths asrset Prices psnsousbie.
 CsI snd sxss-.ss is yeS1ssises }2
 @ IT. BOWERS Pcss 7,sisr, auss iet whirris.
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Unanswerable Arguments.

Established facts are silent arguments which
neiitier pen nor tongue can shake, and it is upon
established iacts that the reputation Of Hostel.
tcr's Stomach Bticrs. rs n hcni, preserving elk.
ir. and n wholesome and powerful remedy. is
bnsch. When witnesses come forward in crowds.
year after year, and rciicrnc the same statements
in rAsntion to the beneficial cffccls of medicine
upon themselves. disbelief in its efficacy is literally
impossible. The credentials Of this uncIunlcd
tonic and Alternative. sxtcr ding over n period Of
nearly twenty ycnrs. include individuals Of every
class. and residents Of every cline, and refer to
the most prevalent among the complaints which
aflict and harass tho human mmily. Either
multitude Of people. strangers to ench other. have
annnally been seized with an insane and motive
less desire to deceive the public. or Ilostettcr's
Bitters. for no less rnn fifth of century, have
been afforlng such relief to sufferers from inIi-
gestion. fever and ngne. bi'iousness, general de-
bi!i.y, and nervous disorders. ns no other prcpa.
ration hns ever Impaired. To dny, ,ehile tho eyes
of the reader are upon these lines tens Of thousands
Of persons OF both sexes nre relying upon The Bit.
ters as sure defence against the ailments whcl,
the pSesen. season engenders. and their confidence
is not misplaced. The locnl potions which inter.
ested denlers sometimes endenvor to foist upon
the sok in It's stead are everywhere meeting tho
fate that is due 10 fraud md imposi,me. while the
demnnd for the great vegetable specific is con-
stnntly increasing.
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Pickens Advertisements.
II A X. E S.!
COUNTY TREASURER'S OFFICE, !
PIcRENs G. H., S. c.. Jan. 90, 1871. I

rTHIIE TAX DUPLICATE, for 1870. is now
i in my hands for the collection of Taxes,
and will he opened, ut my office. on the lst
"f February. according to instructions from
the State Auditor.
Tho totnl per contum of taxation is-For
Stm,o purposes, Nine (9) Mills on the Dollar !:
for County purposes. Four (l) Mills on the
y liar.
My b,nks will continue open for the coIeo
tinn nf simple taxes until the 18th of March.
after which time n penalty Of 90 per cent. will
attach tn MI remaining unpaid.
If the taxes arc not paid within the time
stated, e. e. The LIT of February and the 18th
Of March. the penalty will he RIGIDLY EX
ECUTED. w. a. LESLEY
Treasurer Pickens County.
Feb |, 1871 is
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TAKEN INTERNALLY,

TAKEN INTERNALLY,
1t cures sudden Colds, Coughs. &C., and Weak
Stomach General Debility, Nursing Sore Mouth,
Canker, Liver Complain, Dyspepsia or Inlges-
ton, Cramp or Pain in the Stomach, Bowel Com
plnint. Painters Collie, Asiatic Cholera, Diarrlora
and Dyssentcry.
APPLIED EXTERNALLY,
Cures Felons. Boiis and Old Sores Severe Burns,
Stalds, Cuts, Bruises and Sprans, Swelling of the
Joints, Ring Worm nnd Tetcr Broken Breasts,
Frosted Feet AMI Chbiins, Tyothache. Pain in
Face. Neuralgia. anl Rheumatism. 1t is u sure
remedy tor Ague Chi!S and Fever
P.AxN ksILER,
T,ken internally. should be alul,eraled with
milk or water, or made into syrup with molnsses
For Cough few drops on sugar. eaten, will be
m,'rc effective than anything else.
6zS- Directions accompany each bottle.
Sold hy all Druggists.
Price 20 cts. SO Cts: nnd 81 per bottle.
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SP l. IN DID CHA NCE
For Investment
III RcaI Estutc Z!
ONE THOUSAND ACRES.

OF which about 500 acres is well.tmbcrei
woodland. There is IN cultivation $50 ncres
upland and lhh acres bottom land Two
creeks traverse the prcn,'Gs, each having Il
fine Sh"al-nn one al them j. situate Il Wheat
aud Corn Mill. in good running "rIcy. and hnv-
ing large patronage; on the other Creek
il situate a lanyard of considerable capacity,
also in gnod running order, and having all the
advantage which an abundant water power aud
good location can give. There is on the prem.
,.es Convenient and comm"dinus Dwelling
House, with six large rooms, and fire place to
each. The "ut-bniliings are conveniently To-.
Gated and in good condition.
--ALSO,-
Another TRACT OF LAND. in the village
IF Fair Play, miles Southeast of the former
place. c"ntning 225 acres fine farming land.
about GO acres Of which is in cutivatinn On
this tract is good Dwelling House and nut
buildings, two Gin li"uscs and two Store
Houses.
For further particulars apply toJ. w. Slrih
ling. Mt Walhala or to the subs crhcr. nt his
residence. THOMAS r.. SIIELOt.
Fair Pl'y, s. G.
Feb. 3, 1871 Is
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"as Acts Like a. Charm,

This 10 what we hear on all ai,lcs of DIR.
TUFTS EXPECTOnANT. In cases Of Crnup,
Bronchitis Asthma and MI Diseases It affords
instant relief. 1t pcrmeates tho very eubstance
Of the Lungs and cnnees them to throw off all
serid matter. 1t Is very pleasant to the tasto
CLildsSA sako iersadiiy.
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- The following post Office changes are Nh
nounccd in a Washington dispatch On the
rostc from Grecnvilc, S. G., to Colun.biu,
". N. llrge aud j a Crews. route agents
are removed, and John She'll and Orlando G
FoIger appointed in their place
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Administrators Sale.

VN7lLL De SOLD, Mt Pickens G. IT,, on tho
w 10Th day Of FEBRUARY. 1871, tho
Notes md Accounts belonging to tho Estate Of
JASPER N. HAWTHORNE, deceased.
TERMS-CASII.
y WM. HUNTER, Admir-.
Feb. 3, 1871 Is 2
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sni;rH CAROLINA BANK BILLS.
KID : - Charleston %
Bank -. Nrwberry So
iank of Camden 3hGG-
Bank ot Georgetown 4GG-
Bank South Carolina go
Bank of Chester l0GD-
Bank OF Hamburg SGG"-
Bank OF State of : G., prior to 1861 35@-
Bank Of State Of S. c., issue 1861
and 1862 ESQ
xPlantcrS' md Mechanics Bank Of
Charleston o.
xPcoplc's hank OF Charleston %
*Union Bank Of Charleston -"--(a,--
*Sru,hwcsicrn Railroad Bank of
Charleston. old IA
*Sonthwcstcrn Railroad Bank of
Charleston. new %
State Bank OF Charleston G(0-
Farmers and Exchange Bank Of
Charleston 2M-
Exchange f1nnk Of Columbia So
Commercial Bank Of G Columbia SM-
Merchants Bank Of Chermw 6m-
Planters Bank OF Fnirfcld 6(dl-
State of s O. Bills Receivable 05(m-
City of Chnrl ston Change Bills 95M-
*B,lls marked thus (*) nre being redeemed al
he ltnnk Counters Of each.
March H. 1870 22 "
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SPECIAL NOTICE !.

A MOTHER year has hcgnn ana there are
4, - many OF our customers still in arrears.
The FIRST OF JANUARY il tho time when
all accounts for merchandise should DO paid. ;f
they arc not paid befnre. We have our credit
to Sustain and can only do it with the assistance
of 'h"*c we have indulged. We have nothing
to do with the low price Of cotton. corn, &c.
and sec no reason why we should suffer in con-
sequence.
We trust It is only necessary for us to rc.
m,nd nnr friends of our necessities ALL.
PARTIES indebted to us are requested 10 coma
forward and settle their accounts.
WALLER. WATSON & co.
Jan. 0. 1871 10
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LAND FOR SALE.

7 AM Offering for sale VALUABLE TRACT
l. or LAND, containing Two Hundred and
Twenty Five Acres. with tho following pro.
portions: Wonds Land. lS5 acres. including 90
acres Bottom l.NNd; Old Field. 20 acres; Cul
tivatel Upland. 20 acres; situated miles
south of Walhalla. on both sides of the Bachc
lor's Retreat road. The whole tract lies we'll
for cultivation. and tho wood land is we'll tim
bered. Price, 1900 ten per cent off for cash.
Fo! further information. apply to j. w.
Stribling, ut Walhalla, or to the subscriber.
S. G. PRICHARD.
Jan. 6, 1871 III
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STATE SECURITIES Es-South Carolina. old, "a
80: do new, -1G1; do registered stock, ex int
--C175.
Cry Observation-Disclosures. Ca. Bonds --G17a:
Charleston. s. g., Stock. ex Or int. -GI5l; do
Fire Loan Bonds. -GD1O; Columbia S. g., Bonds.
-G6O.
RAILROAD BoSDs--Biuc Ridge. first mort gage
-O6n; Charleston and Savannah. -@Ga; Char.
lo'i". Columbia and augusta, -G1A5: Chernw
and Darlington. --Gl82; Grcenvilc and Culum.
hia. lst mort. --1s1: do. State guarantee. "a
63; Northeastern. --Gy9D; Savannah nd Charles
Ton, lst mort. -GG7S; do, State guarantee, "a
G" South Carolina. -@73; do, 90; Spnrlnnburr
aud Union. --C1h5
RAILROAD SrncKs-Charlottc. Columbia and
\ugusia. --EG4n: tircrnvic and Columbia. -GG2:
orthenstern, -GGl3; Savannah and Charleston,
-(G13O South Enrn!ina, whole shares, -G1Il:
Ito. half shares. --(G4l
Excu.SGt. &c,-Ncw York Sight, off par
Gold lU9}GGlll Silver, ln30L----.
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Final Settlement.

nN MONDAY. the goth dny of February
~ 1870. | will apply to s. r. l>endy, ESQ,
Judge of Probate. at Walhalla. for leave TO
make 6nnl. settlement Of the Estate of GEO,
W. SPENCER, n Minor; and to bo DISCHARGED
therefrom nc Guardian.
. TiIOS. A. SPENCER, Guardian,
Jan. 90, 1871 IS
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Pickons Advertisements.
The state OF So,stsa Carolina
PlCKE EMS COUNTY.

PIC * ENS COUNTY,.
IN PROBATE COURT.
w. d. Edcds, | Petition
John NJ. G. Edens. ct al. Sale, &c.
TT appearing tn my satisfaction, that John
1 NJ. q. Edcns heirs of William jackson
E'lens, Observation-Disclosures and names un.
kh"wn-and Evnlinc b, Galloway, Defendants
in this case. reside from and beyond the limits
ut this State; On motion of a. Blythe, pro
pet..-
1t is ordered, That the absent Defendants do
appear and plead, answer or demur to Com.
pininant's said Petition, within forty days after
publication thereof. or the same will be taken
pro confcSso as to them.
l. H. PIlILpOT, y.r.r.c.
Probate Oficc, Jan %. 1870 l4-G
Printers fee. $1,000.
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siue Ridge Lodge, No. O2, A. II. NJ

A REGULAR COMMUNICATION of Blue
Ridge Lodge. No. %. A.. f.. NJ, will be
held on SATURDAY. March 4th at 7 O'Clock,
p. NJ. Brethren will take duo notice, and gov.
ern themselves accordingly.
BY order of the Ludge.
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Sp eoial N Q tic es.

ION uoW SWEET FOR OUR coUNTRY To DIE"
but how much better to take SUMTER BIT
TIERS and 1.-Two to enjoy our country