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RDR. "a. M. alalX.

OF the Firm Of Folgcr & Cox, has re.
moved TO Pickcnsyille, s. c.. and may
be found, except when professionally en-
gagged, at the residence Of NJ. +. Mitchell.
Esq,
Sep;s 5, 1sts, Isvat
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ES'FEe AY.

John Lukeroy. two miles East of
Cherry Bridge, tolls before me Bay
Mare, l6 or IL hands high, and supposed
to be 10 or 20 years III dim star il
forehead, no brands preferable, collar
marked; right eye out. Appraised o.
j. b. E. CARADlXE, NJ. p.p.
Plckens Dist, July Gtl., 1910. lC
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HBHR. sB. wv. EARLE.
NOTICE.

Application will be made at the next
Session Of the Legislature fora Charter
for a Turnpike Road across ,Sassafras
Mountain, beginning near the house of
Jacob Lewis, and terminating at the
North Carolina Line.
August %, lS49. l5- 3m
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WI "A E Es lie I'D,

On the 2ad inst by Rev. w. G. Mullcnix,
Mr.. John Nj. Laurence to Miss Elizabeth
J.. Clayton,
On the Gath inst. by Rev. j. S. Muir
ray, Mr.. VIM. E. Webb of Anderson
District to Miss Esther G. Laurence, of
this District.
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nth, Bon and other Hungarian patriots,
who have sought refuge within the domin
ions of the Sultan.
The Turkish government, with man
llness which cannot be too highly com
mcnded, refused to be bullicd into com
pllance, The Russian agent. finding his
threatening tone unavailing, took an alb
rupt cpnture from Constantinople. The
Minister Of the Czar has closed all diplo-
matte intercourse with the Turkish roy-
ernmcnt. England and France THROUGH
their representatives, have prevailed with
the Sultan and kept him firm in his deter
mutation not TO surrender the fuoitivcs.
Already in England and France cabi-
net councils have been held TO consider
| these grave circumstances. Should Rus
sin persist in demanding the surrender of
hesc devoted mem an European war is
thought to be inevitable.
The Paris Journal dcs Dcbats of Tburs
day, says we arc glad to learn that Emo.
land and France arc most cordially united
IN their determination to support their
Ambassadors in the advice given by them
in regard to the cxtradition of the Hunoo
rian refugees.
SIR JOHN FRANK S-A vessel has ar
rived at New London, Con, from Davis
Straits, furnishing the intelligence that
the Indians had reported Sir John Frank
lin as being in Prince Regents Inlet, and
that he had been there ice bound for
four years, but that all were well.
Another part of the dominions of Aus
trln is now pcrvaded by u powerful rei-
glous excitement. In Bohemia, the cra-
lie of Huss and Tziski, new reformer
has appeared, in the person of the Rev.
Pastor Kossuth, the brother of the ia
nous Hungarian, of whose cloquencc he
possesses considerable portion.
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NOTICE,

Is hereby given that.application siii
be made to the next Legislature for IN
Act Incorporating the Village of Pick
ensvilc.
August IL, lS4D. l2-3m.
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~ NOTHCE.

Application will be made at the next
session of the Legislature for II Charter
for Jenkins Ferry, on Tugalo River, 8
miles below Jametts Bridge on the road
leading from Pickens C. Ii. to GAINESVILLE,
Georgia.
Sept. 3, l849. l73m
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

IN HE COMMON pLEAs
PlChAN,S DISTRICT,
li'ny Wbitmiro, Dec. in Attachment
. VS.. E. M, Keith
John Bishop PrFs Att'v
The plaintiffhaving this day filed his
declaration i'll my Office, and the defend
ant having neither wife nor attorney
known to be in this State, On motion :
1t is ordered, that the defendant do an.
pear, and plead or dcmur to the said dc.
claration, within year and a day from
TINS date, or Judgment will be entered by
default. y
W. J., KEITH, c. c.p.
Clerks Office.
May 10, 184O. /
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rs OF M nk err.

a good Boot and Shoe maker will find
IL TO his interest to locate himself at this
Village.
'oHcns ". H., Oct, 27, tgsm.
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Letters.


Remaining in the Post Office at Pickens G.
H., Quarter ending SOth Sept, ls49, which i.
not taken out within three months will be GENT
to the Post Office Department as dead lcttersl
George Barnes Joel Moody
VIM. Boothe John Owens
James Barren Foster Perry
James Cannon Sarah Ann Ranking
John Couch John Reid
Gen. j. w. Cantcy r. @. Register
Daguerrean Artist VIM. Rowland
Garner Evans Aaron Robertson
Wm A. Edwards Committee of Safety
Hardy D. Fonncl James II. Smith
Ira. G.. Gombrill Matthew Vickry
VIM. Howard James Walker
Jesse Jones Robt. Wilson
@. G. MGregor Samuel Wilson
DIR. r. Maxwell John B. Young
p. ALEXANDER, Pm
DC, @, 1910.
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a NEwsPAPER,-.-Thc newspaper is
the chronicle of civiization.---t the common
reservoir into which every stream pours
Its living waters, and at which every man
may come to drink, 1t is the newspa-
per that gives to liberty its practical life,
Its constant observation, its perpetual
vigilance, its unrclaxing activity. The
newspaper informs Legislation of public
opinion, and informs the people of the
acts of legislation. And this is not all;
the newspaper teens with practical mo-
rallty; in its reports of crime and punish
men's you tird a daily warning against
temptrtion; not case in police court,
nota single trial of a wretched out-cast,
or a trembling felon, but does not preach
TO us the awful lesson how imprudcncc
leads to error, how error conducts to
guilt. how guilt reaps it bitter fruits of
anguish and degradation. The newspa-
per is the familiar bond that binds toecth
or man aud man---no matter what may
be the distance of climate or the differ
ence Of race.
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SEVEN DAYS LATER FRo,H
EUROPE

The British steamship Caledonia ar,
rived at Halifax on Tuesday the 10th
inst. bringing one weeks later intelli.
gence from Europe.
The information brought by her is
highly important, and willn doubt have
some cHecton our cotton market.
II will be soon that there is every prob
ability ola war between Russia and Tur.
key. Should it take place, it will pro-
duce much commotion in Europe, rs
Great Britain and France cannot remain
silent spectators
Cotton remains unchanged, so far as
regards prices, and the quotations given
are the same as per steamer Caledonia.
he accounts from the manufacturing
districts are still unsatisfactory.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
The probability of war between Rus
siaand Turkey was much discussed in
English land French journals.
Turkey has pcrcmptorily refused to
surrender Kossuth and the other patriots,
and Is backed by France and England.
The Russian Ambassador took abrupt
Leave of Constantinople, and the Minister
closed all diplomatic intercourse.
CALCUTTA.
Advices from Calcutta to the goth Au-
gust state that commercial affairs were
satisfactory.
a',' IRELAND.
tho potatoe rot is rapidly increasing iu
heland.
The Gold Coinage of California,
brought to New York by the Caliform-
ans, makes its appearance, and will soon,
no doubt, have considerable circulation.
Fhe kxprRss says;
eve have seen several ten dcllar pic
ees coined Just as handsomely as ours of
the regular mint--and little bars of gold,
stamped by the ounce, with its weight
and fncness, also appear in the street
'Moifatt & Co. are the vouchers for the
weight and fnencss, and their stamp is
SO much respected in San Francisco, that
1T passes ;,s well as if it had Uncle Sam's
imprint upon it. The Miners Bank in
San Francisco is also putting out their
COIN"
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II a NJ b URG MARKETS.

WhroHrEp FOR TIE KEowEE CoURIER)
HAMDuRG Oct, IL, lS49
Cotton has improved this weck-now sells
rom 10 to 10 81; not much arriving
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A WONDER IN CALrFoRNIA.----Ono
%ho has just returned from 'ol dorado,
says that o gentleman rather dandily
dressed, and having white kid gloves on
his hands, appeared few months since
IN the streets of San Francisco, and
madea . prodigious sensation. The " hite
Kids were the first that had been seen
there, and at once attracted the attention
and excited the curiosity of even the bu-
sygold diggers. Acrowd soon gathered
around the man in gloves, and expressed
their determination to dispose of him by
rattle as being the greatest curiosity in
the country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06

-. bach with him bach with The who could sssnd
with smile for Tie Tyrsnts while Patriots bed
"a he Banner Of slsr. which he held 10 bic hand
casting only 10 tell us hat Freedom vas dead
IA Banner ihs, bASCoCK and ADAMS unfured,
rlss wAssISsToS plsnied on Tyranny's tomb
fs,orly sb,rg yet speaking hope 10 a world,
Lie tue robe Of a. Angel displayed 10 Ite gloon
A. NStolss .hoUtOyer Hungary. grave.
II Amer iea's herald feed. Tyrannys .phugs
rtRade,,ky In red sslunslis rave. kias
wblams HoIsA tVines wreslh Tor tho demon. oaile
sssr Oudlnot, roar Tor your Traitor Of France
se,t hi. capitol throned - your D!ood-dnpplag
.ss ssalt on lhe point Of your bolcherng lsnce
A. a proof Of his hOa,siy, Liberiy's stars.
o.. ,hius OF II. Fresnen Ia workshop and field
Az. thins that the gold that rewarded your pains
Went 10 purchase for Kings an Aaeyicaa shield.
A.. they threw over Italy 04lla's chains
.d hear. II We car. mid your rage, that the sons
OF PulsssI DsKALs. kosCIUsgo were there. Ons.
.A their swords drawn Tor Freedom. sy, hear D. The
Ths we're drawn for your fathers when suak In despair
Heaven bui 10 think iha, when Lands discetned
Win Republican flags where HE Tyrants u1furled.
ind hey thought at The least, hat sympathy burned
FORA Patriots Struggle IN Jg' fEssos's world
ss to i.lnk that the ROD hish wrought
10 guide Tyrunnys lightning from Liberty shrine.
Va. employed by wretch In such ~sy ihs II brough.
Toe red thunderboll down her temple divine y
s.ek, siscreant, back sy, the word has been said
ird The spirit OF Washington skill We can
4. the Chief Of n Land that the Patriot dead
And Tie Ps,iiot living have sworn shall be free
les Pauderer, bEsk-No 10 Nicholas IS
Not welcome cansi thou from Thy Countrymen meet
he Living would shrink ss thy form hurredby,
And tie Dead muiteT hate at The sound Of Thy feet
N0s io-k
wash he i.ygslt seseuss ifoU BIS Co4suy.
ADJ 0f be sfIsOl IN Of ~ Aus
m Reg All, viii d.. D. th- De o's sefl sfi -
sounS om pen u h k@plblcsn- das' ran
Rgut rsn~ht tsJ lcet reSoss snd J. Napoleon me-
undsd IBIS OF The Hauxasa aud Italian
Psls;s he ~ho iosbis pst NJ 70 doubt even tang
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drum. The clergy enforce their dssdsning core
monies upon the shopksspsr. BY threats Of lost
custom and they 20 fer prevail that the Church
looks strong, and the public obedience seems ccm-
plets. | gather from this very feet that Ne are
no, far from fresh Reformation or Revolution. ~
stsrtIs the sleepsrs in their dragged theological
night.
prospects Of harvest are good.
The steamer tales out % you Fredsrika brs-
mer. who has passed through London on her way
frc1 Stockholm u America J. ~.
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...,.. d. ne socostoa u RotEEr WALSH AmoeIn Csn
stat Pari. tatfsg si, e. the Traaf OF Esycys sAas
~, 1ers .n0ogsd "a o,a.aiAg Lsbets n Hsa9srv Go
tsnssts H1lg For The Tnbane
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EUROPEAN AFFAIRS
DISCUSSED
BIZ OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS.


Mere Testimony against Bsi2P Bgghsss AHaes on TIC
Roman republic
IA IA eou,srou5.n.s of The Tnts1e
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ENGLAND.

Colonial Transportation question. Bta Shall Dc Done
Wifs Criminals Pee. Ctphdi0nidH IHsavtciioH
Irish 4afi Rent sanitary HOuenIsni De-. Cholers d.
lrfas!ng Cknrei of England Dad. fff9sTNa
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sTATEsMAN's MANUAL,
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A CARD.

JOHN MARTIN returns his thanks 20 the Cti-
- zcns Of Washington for the encouragement ex.
tended 10 the late hrm Of Martin & Wright, and
takes this opportunity 10 inform them that he has
associated with him his in the Auction and
Commission Business, by whom it will hereafter be
conducted under the name Of Martin & Go.
Prompt attention will be given 70 all business
entrusted 10 them; and they hope, by strict atten-
ton % busipess, 20 merit and receive a liberal
share JOHN MARTIN 4 co.
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Washington subscribers has been received, with
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Nov. ID
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OF coPARTNERsuIp.

~ The partnership heretofore existing between
John Martin and f. s. Wright, in the name Of Mar.
tin 4 Wright, auctioneers, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent.
Those persons having claims against the firm
will please present them TO Martin K Co. for pay
nent and those indebted TO said firm arc re-
quested ~ call and settle possible az the
business Of the late firm must be closed.
MARTIN & WRIGHT.
Sept. D l54g sept. l3-du
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cute contract according 10 this agreement, and
ten days after the acceptance of this bid and in
Of failure to enter INTO such contract and give such
security, Tor WEI will pay TO the United States
the difference between the sums hidden by me, Cor
us,) and the sum which the United States may be
obliged TO pay for the same articles"
Each and every bid must also be accompanied
with guaranty in the following form, to be signed
by one or more responsible persons, whose suffi-
cheney must be certified by some one who is known
TO the Department either personally or by his Off
cial position.
81 Tor WEI hereby guaranty that -, the
vertsement for nropopays for Indian goods dated
29th September, 1919, if the contract should be
awarded to him, and enter into bond for the execu-
ton of the same within the time prescribed"
IL. ST.