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o STEIN

IIoiessoT OF MUSIC
ar-Resdence a, Mr. Chadd's
Pianos can he seen al tue book store OF K. II
Hood & Co., and at my residence.
June 5-o2w-wly
pcy Henderson Keniuckinn will copy TO the
.n,srr, q dollars ard send bill 10 this office
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Directors aui Officers,

Directors amd officers.
Robt. l.. Patterson, JhUhns Segui
Chas. :. Mackneit, Henry Mel allan
Lewis Grover, 'rm. NJ simpson
seth Low, Randall ii Gleen
Edward Anthony. Joel w. Condit,
Andrew ;. Smiling, Isaac III. FrothiDgham
ROBERT /. PATTERSON, PresideW
JOtL CONIlI. Iice President
Benz. T.. MILLER, Secretary
Medical Board ~ Consultation
VALENTINE Morn, nj. ID.
JER. VAN kENssELAER, Nj, ID
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BOOKS! BOCKS!!

CHIP ard iore, in Maeira, Lisbon, and The
~ NJ .direranean. Deck and Port; or inci.ents
Il cruise in III, Uni ed States FriSate Coz Sress
to California. Also. Three Years in California
10y The Rev. Waller Colior. U s n. For sale al
the Book Store OF Ell HOOD & Co,
jyl0 Main ST.. door b, low Morgan Keen.
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Observation-Disclosures,

4 C.HA-L OK has aud will constantly keep
n d. on hand at his Drng Chemical S ore
opposite the Bank, fine tment "i Dagurreo-
type stuck. consisting OF Plates Gases, re ervers.
Color boxes Chemicals. Nc. Buying low ter cash
IN the Elst, he b Ell TO sell at ncinuaTi
prices. iiv9-A~w'f J.
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For sale by KELLER & FARNSLEY.
Wholesale anil Retail Druggists, No. ii Water
street Evansville Ind. lie Coy
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do COFFEE 125 bags best quality. IN store
II and FIR sale by S. E. GILBERT &, CO.,
sp2s Sycamore betw Wsfsg and lst s'g
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ALLEN e. HALLOCK, Agsnt.

ALLEN Z. HALLOCK, Agent.
NJ J. BRAY, VI b., Medical hammer.
All persons wishing Ia make insurance on Their
the agent in This City. Cfkce OH Main Street neal
Water. and examine the TENS and rates OF III,
Company. loctl6-iyl
fin Scrip to hose who have paid their Premium
ASH ard to ii e credit ui these ho are indebt
ell TO the Company by mole for part of the Premr
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STRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS
SIIANkLiN IL REILLY

SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOOUS!
SIIANkLiN ~ REILLY
RE now in receipt, direct from New York and
~ Phi'aoelphla, very desirable stock OF SpiIng
aud Summer Dry Goois which Dor quality price
aud stvle. are not surpassed i'm th market The
llowlrg 81 IN risss part of their stock viz
Blk and brown Cloths and Gas slmeres;
Saiiinsis Jeans .Tseed>, C.tlonadss & DENNIS;
tig'd ii k AM Marseilies Vesiings and Linen
Drills:
Crown ard bleached SLirrings. Sheetincs and
Irish inens;
Tlckires. Maimer's stripes and checks;
IIa lrs' English and American Prints ind Nam
keen;
Bsrage DeLanes. French Lawns and Ginghamss
F,g'd Swiss, embd Jacone;s, Beiages and Pop
Inns
Blk Gro Der hine and cold Silks:
silk and Cotton Honkerchiefs Silk, Wool and
Berage Shawls;
White, pink. green and blue Mosquito neiiines:
Table Cloths, Table Corus, Crash and Scotch
Diapers;
Fashionable Bonners Bonnet Ribbons & Grapes;
Panama. eghorn, Pearl, Braid and Palm .taf
Hats.
Fashionable Moleskin. Russia and California
Hats:
silk ard Cotton Parasols; Silk Bingham and
Cotton Umbrellas;
Hosiery. Gloves, Laces, Edsings, Trimmings,
&c, &c.
A general assortment of Dry Goodr, Boots. and
Shoes, Hardware, 4 c., selected for this parktt-,
and will be solo at the lowest prices tor Cafh, or
produce SHANRllNs IL FEILIXs.
May 18th, 1871
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INSURANCE.

The Evansville Insurance Company,
CAPITAL STOCK S25O,OOO.
Office on Hater street, tOur doorS belOU Dlain.
MARINE & FIRE INSURANCE
MA be effected al the office of the Evansville
WI Insurance Company, on terms as favorable as
those oil other solvent institution. and with an
absolute certainty OF payment. case of loss That
part onhe Capital Stock, not actually paid, in cash
is secured by mortgage on real estate, nj three
fourths OF T. value; and the mortgages contain
powers of sale, which will ENABLE the Company {,
compel stockholders 10 pay promptly, in :ast of ne
cessiiy.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Matthew w. F.s,er, t,iison Maghee,
Conrad Baker, Henry Babcock,
Charles Vieie. John inge, Jr.,
Henry d. Ais. John S. Hopkins,
John VI Siockwell
JOHN NJ. SIOCkWELL, Prest
WM T. PACE, Sec'y. ,mhl9-tfI
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kCIGARS.

IN 000 SOUTH American Segars, a supe
oOsOOO rior article. in store a nd tor sale low
by BABCOCk BROTHERS,,
Jan4 Water street
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CUPg RIOR TEAS..-Irst received. a cho &C
= lot oi Gurpnwd,i, Young Tyson anu Pcuchcne
eas pu iup / tie tonyenitn, e oi F;nill,s. IN I
It's . lbs, and ] ID. pc Fges. fr sale low. hv
Nav 10 SHA. kLiN q REILLY
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statement nf

SuSScEnCuu nI
TEE MUTUAL BENZ FIT LIFE INSU
RANCE COMPANY"
Ne1cQrk, ". j. On The Isl day Of January, 1851
Offices. ISL Market Sh, NewaIk.-
II Wall ST., n. Y.
DOLlCIES ISSUED prior to Jan ist ,si9., .6262
L cuIing the year Ioig.. 1875
777i
Deduct Policies expir'd and cancelled from
May lSt, io45, ~ date. -....... .239
Policies in force, Jan. list, 1850, 1865. 531
Balance pei sIuI,nei Jan.
Ist, 1850. Su3o, 1874 60
Deduct losses ih, u un; and.
paid Slice 1880
$685., 6i4 &C
Nett Premiums received dung Ike
year 1885,. s4s3 SOL rs
Interest ...........s..... 54.556 ~
Total receipts in Yo... $685. ,3tI q
*Ios>ts paid. = i5I SEQ CO
,xpens e. being char. ed Oh
tie business .-s.. 10 O.3 90
PAID or purchased policies
anu i.r c,'inmissIOus... 21.51V SO
Physicians Ices ....... 10 20
interest PAM Oh Sclifs.. 5S2 %
s2O5 se3 n s2O2, 1874 A.
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PER"S r VINTON

PER S. T. VINTON.
,SH BBLS ar, AZ i,o,in } dranis Goldfish so
~ bugs fine salt FUS TER g. BaUWN.
mhSf
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Ne, Balance. n......s 935 1894 ~
Additional Losses au.oin; ng SIT, 3JU susialLe.
during the year, waiting proofs ueaIh.
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CUND2ItS.--
ID 80 hags c. II G;
20 boxe. Va and Nv. To5lcco,
100 bags Fl he Liverpool Salt:
loco bus No. | hanawha do;
80 RIBS tiydraue Cement;
10 bbs iebo! e and =. II Molasses;
2o hhlS Prime Sugar; in and Tor sale by
Jy7 FUS lEK Il. BaOWN.
USE HOWE'S Gel EBRATED COUGH
CANDY.
i is a certain ture Tor Coughs. Colds. Uoarse-
4 ness, Soie Throat. fhIhIsic, Who, ping Cough,
Bronchitis, &c, &c. Try il. T.. BELL,
Sole Agent for Evansville.
Also sold by ALLEN Z. HALLOCK,
w. NJ. NIUl SLY.
mhl2 lvrl KELLER 81 FARNSLEY.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
PiCkems District.
IN Eari z.

IN EQuI z.
Benz. F. Fitzpatrick
and wife and others.
r, VS. Bill for Part.
wife, and others.
1t appearing to my satisfaction
that Thomas II. Jones, David Jones,
Susan G.. Jones, Lucinda ]. Jones,
kebecca G. Jones, Nancy Jones,
Martha M. Jones and Matilda C.
Jones; defendants to this Bill, chill.
dren of Harlwell Jones, and Mary
his deceased wife, formerly Mary
Strlbling; and heirs at law of Jesse
Strlbling decd. late of this District
reside from and without the limits oi
this State.
On motion Of Fl. G. Young Comm,
Sol, 1t is ordered that the said de.
tendants do appear and answe or
demur to said Bill of complaint, with
IN three months from this date, or
their consent to the same will be Ia,
ken pro confesso. ar1
n. MN0RTON, G. E.p.p.
Gomm'rs Office,
Nov, z, 1850. 25-am
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PIcKENs DISTRICT.
IN COMMON PLEAS.

Spencer w. Nix, who is in the
custody of the Sheriff of Pickens
District by virtue of writ of Capias
ad Sattstaciendum at the suit of the
State having filed in my office, TO-
gether with Schedule, on oath, OF
his estate and effects, his partition TO
the Court Of ofCommon Pleas, prayine
that he may be admitted to the ben.
eft OF the acts of the General AS.
sembly made for the relief of Insol-
vent debtors: 1t is ordered, that The
SAID State Of South Carolina and ali
other the creditors to whom the said
Spencer w. Nix is in anywise in
debted be, and they are hereby sum
moned and have notice to appear be-
fore the said Court at Pickens Court
ffouse ON the third day of April next
to show cause if any they can, why
the prayer of the petitioner afore.
sad, should not be granted.
w. l.. KEITH, G. G. p.
Office of Common Pleas, }
Plckens District, Jan'y 1851
53 ut 3m y
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Executive Department.
COLUMBIA, Jan. %, 1851.

COLUMBIA, Jan. 81, 1851.
BY His Excellency, J. Fl. Means,
Governor and Communicating Chief
inland over the State of South
Chrolina:
wv HEREAS, information has
w been received at this Deparl-
men, that THO MAS DALEY, alias
KEENAN,, who was committed to the
Jall d Beaufort District for nero
stealing, brokej Jail few days since,
and made his escape: now, therefore,
!, J. I'll. Means, Governor of the
Statfof South Carolina, do hereby
offers reward Of One Hundred Dol
lars i'r his apprehension and delivery
INTO any Jail in this State. The said
Dalcf aline Konnan, is ahout forty.
llve years old, five feet FIVE or SIX M
cheshIgh, rather stout, blue ewes,
tronpeeth out, and is an Irishman bv
birth
IN Given under my hand and
l.. the seal OF the State, at Co
) inmbia; the 24th day of Jan
y uary, in the year four Lord
one housand eight hundred and fif
'y-o$' and in the seventy-fllh year
OF oftMsoverelgnty and Independence
ottH United States of America
J. II. MEANS.
rs: II HENEGAN, Sec'y of State.
JA. 30, 1851.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

PIcKEN DIsTKIcT--IN EQUITY.
Jas. Mulliken } Bill for Partition
& wife Malinda VS. Of Real Estate.
Martha Norton,
Robt Wilson 81
wife Sarah, ct al.
The complain .nts having filed their
Bill In my office, and it appearing 10
my satisfaction that the heirs of Zip.
porah Forbes, deceased, viz EImina,
Adolphus, Nelson Forbes and others,
and the heirs at law of Martha For
bes, deceased, viz: Jeptha, Eliza,
George, Forbes and others, resedo
from and without the limits of this
State on motion Of Perry & Keith,
comps. soils,
II is ordered that the above named
Defendants, the heirs at law ofZip-
porah Forbes and Martha Forbes, de
ceased, do appear and plead, answer,
or demur to the above stated Bill of
complaint within three months from
this date, or otherwise the Bill will be
taken as to them pro contesso.
MN. NORTON, CE.P.D.
March 10, 1881 49-3,n
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LETTERN

Remaining in the Post Office at
Plckens G.. H., Quarter ending 3lst
March, 1851, which if not taken out
within three months will be sent to
the Post Office Department as dead
letters:
A,-Messrs. Alexander, Stewart
& Stewart.
B.-WiIliam Burgess, John Bell.
C.-John Capehart, Mrs. Jane
Garrison, Mail Contractor on Route
No. 32I4, William Corbin.
D.-Thornas Davis.
E.-Samuel Elbertson.
H,-W. Il, Holland, Miss Mary
J; Hughes, Thomas Hopper or Jesse
Crane.
K,--Ezekiel Kelly.
M.-Miss Elizabeth Mauldin, nj.
B. Morgan. g. w. Mellow, Aaron
A, Mann, r. A. McFall.
N-Messrs. Nix, Nimmons 81
Nix.
Pc. d. Perry. ~
R.-R. Nj. Rulings, d. E. Riley.
W.--James White. Is
E.. E. ALEXANDER, =. M.
Pickcria @ IL, ~ pr1I II, 1897
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THE KEOWEE COURIER.


Resolutions of the T'ehaessee Demo.
cratic COnueatio,,. The following
RESOLUTIONS, offered by Ex-Governor
v. Brown, were unanimously adop-
ted. The Tennessee Democrats,
much as they love the Union, show
little disposition 10 glory in the shame
to which the South was reduced by
the Compromise outrage. rouq
LIST. Resolved, That although the
acts lately passed by Congress, com
monty called the Compromise Bill,
fall short Of that measure of Justice
to which the South, in our opinion,
are fairly entitled, yet as the scme
have become the laws of the land,
and for the purpose ofgiving the high
est proof of our attachment and deyo
ton TO the Union, this Convention
declare its willingness to abide them,
with that fidelity which has distin-
guishcd the Democratic party on all
Drmer occasions. .. ,s ISL.
I'd. Resolved, That this determi-
nation to abide by said Compromise
bills, is predicated on the express
condition the North shall fait,. lllY
carry them out on her part, accor-
ding to the spirit and true meaning
of the same.
Sd. Resolved, That this Conven-
ton Goes distinctly understand, that
according to the true spirit and mean
ing of said Legislation, it embraces
all the action which the North pro.
poses to take in relation to slavery.
4th. Resolved, If, contrary to the
above understanding ofsald Compro
mise measures, the people of the
Northern States, by voluntary asso-
citation or otherwise, shall continue
TO obstruct and prevent the execu-
ton Of the Fugitive Slave bill; or, if
Congress shall al any time repeal or
Sc alter CT amend it as TO make it
less efficaclous than il now is; or, if
il shallpass any bill abolishing sla-
very in the District of Columbia, or
abohshing it directly or indirec,'v in
the Sta'ps;or if the present basis of
slave representation be obliteratel;
or, If new States shall be rejected be-
cause they may tolerate slavery in
their constitutions, in any orall of
these cases, this Convention feel COLI
strained to declare thot they should
hold the same 10 he such a breach
of plighted faith and violation Of
the Constitution so palpable and will
full, as well TO justify the Southern
States to resort to any and every
means of self preservation which
heir peace, safety and honor might
demand. M SNE .sn5yg
~ 8G$E
Rights Of Coascience.-One ofthe
clanSas- in-ihO now os,I,atis+stioIt aolo9-
ted by the people of Indiana, pro-
vides that ''no person shall be rem
dered incompetent as witness in
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BATTALION ORDERS.

GENERAL ORDER No.
Head Quarters LIST Bat. I'd II. S G. M.
TIME first Battalion of ihe 2 Reg
CURED Sp iS parade al u fS PSFony on ysn sf.
urday the third day of May next, by
10 O'Clock a; m.,, armed and equipped
as the law directs, for review and in.
spection.
The commissioned and dnon-com-
missioned officers are revuired to as
senible the day previous at 10 o clock
a. m. for drill and instruction.
The Captains of companies are
charged with the extension of this
Order. gs
By order of Col. A. Bryce.
p. NJ. KEITH, Maj. Com.
April 4th, 1851.
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CITATION.

T E. Calhoun having applied to
ep mefor letters Of administration
on the Estate of John C.. Calhoun,
late Of Pickens District, deceased,
the Kindled and Creditors are cited
to appear before me on the 18th inst.
to show cause ifany they can why
said Letters Of Administration should
not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this
4th day Of April 1851.
w. ID. STEELE, o.P.E.
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South Carolina.
PIcKENs DISTRICT.

PICKENS DISTRICT.
,InoPyers, and Againstthe heirs
Hey Myers and { Of
othf, applicants, Robt. Honnea,
appearing to my satisfaction
4 hat part of the heirs of Robert
tleSea reside without the limits Of
thiState, tits therefore ordered that
the 20 appear and object to the di-
yIsR or sale of the real estate of
Hey Myers on or before the se-
cor day OF June ext, or their con-
sen Q the same will be entered of
red b.
w. D. STEELE, o. P. D,
& 9linary's Office,
kens G. H., March l, 1851.
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Z a Ii persons having demandslas
n. gainst the Estate OfiElizabeth
Shibhng, deceased, are requested TO
present tbe1n.to the Undersigned by
ihe FIRST day of July next. as oi1gllat
day they will proceed to Close lhe
businsas Of the Estate, and make a
distTihution efthe aames aA
e ne. s. STR N q, l tisnf's.
n. M. STRQBbINts, q
April l. 1851, 48--d
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POST GIEldE STAMPS
TO
POSTMASTERS.

THE ADVERTISER, Postmas.
Il ter at Pleasant Grove, Allegha-
ny county, Maryland, is the first person in
the U. States who conceived and undertook
extensively to publish the idea of furnish.
ing all post offices in the country with cheap
stamps. All stamps made by him are
warranted equal or superior to my others
that sfn be procured for the same price
and whenever any are sent out in any
manner defective or unsatisfactory, dupli.
Gates will be forwarded, on notice, without
extra charge. All who order set of
stamps, with full set of changes for dates.
at only two dollars, for thirty pieces, |
shall be kept in stamps ad libitum, Full
set with one change, 81.
When stamps are neatly made with turn.
ed handles and crew,--same style as the
regular government P. o. stamps--dura.
BILE efficient and warranted. Price one 10
two dollars only, and special authority to
send by mail free.
Address "P. NJ" Pleasant Grove, Ale.
ghany county, Maryland"
GHA Any editor publishing the above
Lwih this motel three times and sending a
copy. of the paper, shall receive credit for
ten dollars in wood letter, or ten dollar
proof Press--o or if preferred, wood engra-
'Ing Oran engraved newspaper head of the
above value will be forward, d.
Feb.l, 1851. 37-St.
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tgMO OR r NE w
c. OOD s..

TNHE subscriber is now receiving
n and opening fine Stock of
Spring g. Summer Goods,
Consistingin part of the following
articles:
Homespum, Shirtings and Sheet
lngs, Calicoes from S to25 cent, IS and
q fine variety, Fine MusIins at Is to
80 cents; Alpaccas, all colors, and
good black at 80 cents per yard; a
fine lot of Goods for Gentlemens
Spring and Summer wear, Pants,
Vestipg, Coating, &c, &C., Also a
large lot of Bonnets, Ribbons, and
Artificial Flowers. A fine lot of
Boots and Shoes,
CFOCkePy and Glassware,
Drugs amd Medicines,
Saddles BfidHes, &c,
Sugar and Coffee, and n gem
cral assortment OF
GROCERIES;
Which the undersigned promises
to sellas cheap as can be bought in
the country, and which the public
ae invited to call and examine and
buy.
J. E, HAGOOD.
10 Mile, S. g., April 4, 1851.
P. S.-Bees-wax, Tallow, Raw
hides, Feathers, &c, taken in ex-
change. J.E.H.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Hn Equity--Pickems wHstwiOG
Isaac Holden and)
wife, Jane, pmeo,.
VS.. Dh ,Oi ~ = aItIsioli
Jane Nicholson, (ano 1aie OF heal
widow, Evan Mic Estate
holson, ct. al.
THE Complainants having filed
Il their Bill in my Office, and it
appearing TO my satisfaction that
Evan Nicholson, James Loveless and
wife Sarah, William Holden and
wife Martha, William Nicholson,
Mordecai Cox and wife Malinda,
parties Defendants to the said Bill of
complaint, on motion of Perry &
Keith, Comp. Sol's.,
1t is Ordered, That the above
named Defendants to the said Bill Of
complaint do appear, plead, answer,
or demur to the aforementioned Bin
OF ccomplaint within three months
from this date, or otherwise the Bill
will be taken as them pro con1esso.
MILES M. NORTON,
C. E. p. D.
Commissioners Office, }
Pickens, Is March, 1901. : 44-lt3
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The Friends of BARTON Ap
BoTT, Esq, beg leeve to announce
HIM as a Candidate for Sheriff .-
Plckens District, at the ensoing elec-
ti,n. EF7'
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notice.. !.

rs hereby given that application
4 will be made 10 the Board of
Commissioners of Roads for the Sin
Regiment Of S. G. Militia, for tho
discontinuance of the, Reeds Ford
Road-the Mauldin's Ford Road,
and so much of the old Road leading
from Plckens @. III. 10 Pendleton as
is not used by the Greenville road
or the new road from Pickens to Pen
dleton. d M Isyg
BY order of the General Board of
Commissioners OF Roads. z5 s;..
r. q. GAINES, ! r,lygs,s.a
II. L. GAINES, Cos'FntFa-
Pickens g. H., S. g., Jan. q, 1854.
Sd 3m Is
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ATTENTION BATTALION
BALTIIKO 4 PRINTENGf
1HaIx NHamufiac tory.


The subscriber, agent for the sale Of
this INK, would invite theattention of
Printers and publishers Of newspapers in
the South, 70 the fact that they can now
purchase. in Blltimore a superiorIn to
any manufactured ia this country. The
Baltimore Book and Newspaper printers
prsfeFi il to any tother Ink. CoIored inks,
Card ink. Book ink and~news ink of snpe-
rior quality, and at the lowest prices The
undersigned warrants the ink made at the
Baltimore works to 6eySdf the very best
quatity, and should any aftiFiessbipped tv.
bin fail ao giycfulk sasisfaeiion, ,sit Gun be
returned asy yhisasRep9Ss SG g., NV j
4 so No. carfoii Fan, BaIi@o3s, spe, 7.
Publishes al newspapers Who send as
the amount OF 81. so, will receive a so lb.
keg ofthe best newc Ink, ''A'ss'
44.--obt
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NO&KCEs8 wss
IT LEVENA KELLY, wife of
Q9 William Kelly, residing in Pick
ems District, hereby give notice of
my intention to become Solo Trader,
and to enjoy all the privileges Of
Free Dealer, in the occupation of
Basket-make er, &C., after the expifa.
ton Of one month from this day.
n LEVElNA FSELLYg
March %, 1861. 29a4mlF
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90 WE are authorised to an
nounce Capt, JoHN GEURN as a an: n:
didate for Sheriff Of Pickens Ditrict
the ensuing, election u aorsa
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Rights Of Coascience.-One ofthe
clanSas- in-ihO s1osyr o<4sAtissstiots aclop.
ted by the people of Indiana, pro-
vides that ''no person shall be rem
dered incompetent as witness in
consequence OF ofopinions on matters
Of religion" 'ra 21."'.i 5lo@
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NEaR0 TRrAI.-The negro 1

NEaRo TRrAL.-The negro tns,u
Wash, who was ss5tffiie SONS time time since aE
yested on the charge of being access
oFg 10 the murder Of Mr., Jon Al.
Bullef, an Cstinablc young man of
tbs 5istGct, was tried recently helore
Esassife 4aanDs and convicted He
wifi m bong on E9lday the lSthlinst,
fsIe counsel loE the prisoner made ey-
cry elloft inIlis behalf, but the evil
dGnce was conclusive Of bis guilt,
and The Jury retdrued their visdict
acrafdinegys & Thetrial occupied two
et SO. Indeed ihe case sgas
Esot halila lnts l1oaf at night
0y slge sosssi igls 4dveY-
Sis % iaS ,fsTi 3ac rat
q
as tate loasgefance
49, lli Ell q y ifi,s tegs.tser. I.
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s@a@s at a late 5osssgef ace
IN seti slss ~ tea.yserl
a Gauss b cassisdoa 5tia Asdent
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