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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-18
ADVANTAGES AND FACILITIES OFFERED BY THE


Goods construed to the Agents OF the South Csrolina
Railroad 1T Charleston, will he orvarded "Free n Com
msSon" drayage. Wharfage ard postage only chsrCed-A
nil OF which with smorDt Of freight raid vessel will he
nail to eonsiVnees. Mark packages Agents c. r.
R., Charleston. 8. G.
The south Carolina Railroad win advance shippers
charges that those who prefer cnnFning Comris-
here.
AHTeieh for Nashville and the Nashville md
chattanooga Rlioad from Charleston hy through
trains onv and shippers may rely upon the utmost des
patch snd promptness.
The Rate from Charleston ,oNsshve will all times be
slow as by Savannah.
am Authorized, and win settle prom ptiv any over
charges and damages that may occur on this line.
In case or missing goods will tke charge OF any
correspondence Necessary their recovery, end
ound will paw for the within thirty days after notice
is given at this Office
Merchants along the line Of the Nashville and Chatta
nooga Railroad will bear in mind hat the above
ply 70 al Goods from Charleston which 20 be delivered
a. me following Stations viz: Stevenson Anderson Dech
erd Iuahoma, Normandy, NartraCe ShehyvilIe, Bell
oucSle So'terve, MureeSboro, Snyrna and LaveFrne.
sha be prepared IN give explanation and nfOr
nauon desired in regard TO r. Rhts and expensebls-
correspondents nav rely upon prompt TO all in
aueS and everv attention given business brought
Ger my supervision ard control
CHAS. W. ANDERSON. Agent,
JAh'-u No. % College st Nashville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-18

MV1sEnRT oAoVE, ysasrsen county. Ara
Decsmbsr 9ola, 1876.
aru.nr Fso-Dear SIR Having tFisd sG-ciually
xour Coten seed Planter, VITA greek oaer
yoa nv Testimony oftAelr sfsisney Win ems o. them,
- "a 800. esn slant or So he vera eftWo heres an
a. rser and az Il better snd leave The ridge IN
evor,ha eonaop Tor Hfer cultivation than any etheT
Ssnls-,e mi JOAN wArERs.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-18
WHEELING,
PITTSBUBG,
DCNKIRK,
BUFFALO and
NTAcApA rArTS


NIAGARA FALLS
To AL the Eastern cities.
Three daily Eastern Trains at s A. NJ, 10 NJ And6PS
FIRST IkAlN-CevelaDd, PttsbuTg SteubenviIe Az
Wheeling, Lighting kxpTeSs leaves Cincinnati AZ otcIoc
An for an the Eastern cite Also Detroit via Cleyean
springfield, Wilmington, CToleyile Lancaster and Zane
vile, Chcothe and Athens. This stops between C
einnat and Columbus at LOveand Morrow Xenia and o
don only.
SECOND TRAlN-Clevsand, Piltsburg and Wheeling 4,
PFes Mall, leaves Cincinnati at 10 O'clock A. ~ via Cley
land PttsbuTg and Wheeling, for all the Eastern cities u
ran stops at all the points between CouI
bus
TuIRD TRATN-Accommodation Leaves Cincinnati
$50 O'Clock, P. Tor Springfield, Wilmington Crcey
aud Lancaster, Chilicothe aud HisborouRh This ira
stops at all points betSeen Cincinnati and Spi rghsld
FOURTH 1RAIN-Cevelsnd and PittsbuIg \ ight Expre
leaves Cincinnati al o'clock via Cleveland and Pitt
burg for ali the eastern cities. This stops IT al po
between Cincinnati and Columbus.
one Train sunday al $50 o'clock p. NJ for Columbt
Trains run by Columbus Time Minutes faster than C
hnnAti.
Fare as Low as by any other Route
FOR THROUGH TICKETS,
AID az Information please apply az The ofces No Burr
House, second door West Of Vine street No III GIbs
House Building and Old Office Southeast corner OF Bros
way and Front street, opposite Spencer uoase CT At
Eastern uittle Miami) Depot, Hast Front ,trest.
Ogce hoErs from ~ 4. n uHtH9E p NJ
2: w. sTRADER, GtnpAg't.
THE OMNIBUS LINE
Calls for Passengers Al all the pri epa Hotels each A.
every train BY leaving directions either OF the abo
ooes will call for passengers In all parts Of the city Wit
oatfail- lmayztl IL. b. RUGGLEs, Conductor.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-18
THOMPSON & CO.,
MARBLE PALACE"
No. 50 College Street.

V'HoMPsoN CO., having removed to their msgnih-
cent Marble Palace and having handsomely fitted Il
up Tor doing business in mercantile manner. deter
mined not 70 be surpassed ia the Beauty and Magnitude
q heir stock Having Increased facilities for purchasing
Goods in tie Eastern and liking most Of pur-
ehases from frst hands and Of impoatons
are thereby enabled 70 sell goods less proht Than nose
purchased from second hands.
Oar stock will consist Of the best English French Ser.
man and American Goods. Al ask OF our rienos and
customers Is 10 call and examine for themselves, feeling
sstbhed they VIII agree with rs, both in regard 70 The
Goods and Prices.
We have the best Hight in the city for showing Goods.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-18
Silks.

At silk counter will be found everything New aud ~
sirsbe In this branch q business intend 10
Chene Flounced Robes-beautiful,
s.
Check
beautiful silk Robes for Evening,
Rich Chene Silks,
Tsdeta JardiDiere,
Chene Stripe silks,
Plaid and Check silks, all grades,
Plain Silks, all co.ors,
Rich Armure,
Poult de Soire, all colors,
Rich Moire Antique,
Gro de Nap Marselne and ali kinds Trimming FIX
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-18
REGULAR WEEKLY CINCINNATI Il
NASHVILLE PACKETS.

EA - THE new light A Tn -
#Q5[1Sy3sssA5 draught steam E1-FIt4SsA7 |
ssESoEz5 er GEN. PIKE
GRACE Master being expressly bGi for this trade with all
the modern Improvements, with the light draught sub
stantial and new steamer SAMUEL p HIBBARD, SAMUEL
p HBBtRD Master, will regular Pa kets during the
ensuing between the above porone Of the boats
Seng port every These boats being in command
Of old experienced oommandants, and with superior
facilities passengers and reights socits share pub
lie patronage. For passage OF freight apply on board or
10 II. II. HARRISON, Agent,
oct8i-6m Front street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-18
SPECIAL RATES.

furniture and Carriages boxed snc other articles
not enumerated; also. Carboys 81 Acids. or other
Chemlcals, VIII be charged nv Ecual weight but at
double First Class Rates, per 90 IbS... SO 20
Have every package plsinv mari ed with Of cont
si9nee destination ane derct ofdeverv Attention to this
matter prevents delays and losses and nsures speedy de
livery.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-18
MEMPHIS AND NASHVILLE PACKETS.
MEMPHIS AND NASHVILLE PACKET,

MEMPHIS AND NASHVILLE PACKET.
V'HEfne passenrersteamer ALEONIA, fEsn4A -
i Capt JAMES MILLER, will run in the | k-ks=Sss&
above trade this season, leaving Nashville 80. S<sssG
every FRIDAY at o'clock. P NJ, and sHa-saza1ss1ss
Memphis every MONDAY at O'Clock, p. NJ. Passen-
rely the above boat leaving each place the
day and at tie time advertised.
H.H. HARRISON, and
febIC-u A. HAMILTON, Agents
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Regular New Orleans Packet. -
NASHVILLE. CAIRO AND NEW OR.
LEANS DAILY LINE,

7T~gik THEfOIowing cVTcIk =
N9EsSE1 81, steamers form E-MFas5za
nSszsE=4A&EEEs3 the Daily Unit
ed States Mail line between Nashville and Cars, leaving
Nashville at II O'Clock, NJ, and Cairo at 6 A. NJ.
J. G. CLINE, HITE Master: CITY OF HUNTSVILLE,
wEAvER Master; AMBASSADOR, WYATT Master; Aida,
HARMON Master
This line forms daily connections at Cairo with the Cairo
and New Orleans Daily Mail Steamers the louisville and
ST. Louis Daily Boats and also with the Central Railroad
TO ST. Louis and Chicago Passengers by this line can reach
New Orleans Memphis st. Louis and Louisville in much
less time than by any other Boats For freight
apply at the Mail Packet Office Of A. l.. Davis.
o. W. DAVIS, President
- Mail Par 1tC ounDp nv
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-18
Fancy BOnnets and Millinery Goods,

r HAVE this year completed arrangements TO supple a
small Bill of Goods at even less prices than could be pur
chased East taking into consideration the charges and
EXPENSE and save at least 30 per cent As regards styles
and FASHIONS having years. experience in Mil
iinery Goods and confning myself exclusively to this
branch Of trade always posted and not so liable to
be deceived as those dealing in every description Of
chandizs Ny stock is in store consisting OF one Of
the largest stocks Of silk Fancy and the largest
stock Of Straw Goods ever opened at Nashville So lust
try me this season for Bonnts, and learn something
70 YOUR advantage in Fashionable Stock, at
Z. WIsE'S, Agent,
No. 46 Union street. ntxt door to the State Bank.
Nashville, March %, 1851.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-18
Reduction in Freights

WEkf~et The pleasure = snnolncs - -. &c -
w ssv- reduced a cir fseights VIA CHAELEsToS We
ao eongrauate TIE people Of Tennessee that IN very
shoft Tine Car Ill pass from his place % Atlanta
With NJ breaknF huk This rogte VII then Dc al least two
DAYS An sdvance Of Savannah.
sr~r q destined for The Interior The very oE rate OF
IKE fr Ordinary pacsAEe; and that Va SEAsuEH EyEAT
Yasa thereby securing 20 yoo, Avays a. least Our unss
~ws ,,Y 10 sn-s usLEss We ESow rHET AEE HiOzr.
me RAiroad Agents. bosh al savannah and Charleston,
nfAErsE
W. also end yoa duplicates Of bills wsnsvsr lstA
psekaEs ns over here.
sohnE shAn be wanting part TO promote the
laseress u al Eho pstronirs us-
W.nr. aoE co tendng against mighty ccrporators
ss ne pstie b sesain ard eur work Is nos
irosa - aud give u % them.
ABT iusoraton lost soos And any thing pertain
iss 80 ne sasinsss, saserfaiJ gissn-
Msssfs ". n. Gordon Co Nashville:
GaFdnrr Shepherd Co.
Geek. haily Co. Z"
Nehoi. Grees Baiiy,
g Stgctfr Eris Co.. -
A.. n. Hicss Co.. "
". W. Berry 4 Dem0ytn.,
Cheathau', Watsen Co
Aaa as' bat noi iras, good old frisnd Jol cAd-
ser bs, Prssideai o. NE o. K r char.s.,ss- 90
t--es = WAT 90
GaNCINNAEI VALENTINES.
no YOUR OWN TALKINe.-A superior 70, o. Beef
~ fonFpes d<el6) hOasslS Z
STILL LIVE.
LrRxsH sHAD,iust received per Adsns 1Spfs ss a.
S5LS1 A.lA sPssss Psssa's r'T, e S, az aaa
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-06-27
assE1
r,fAN, W.
MN ~ ~ (s.ANA.

bEt EWING, forrrrfing dud tnhmi'H""
Il Nerchrnf.. wholesale and retail dealers
~ heavy plantation supplies, Jefferson, IrN-
as) viii Keep constantly 90 hand large stock
ut
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,
Sunar thce~e,
Coffee. Crackers,
Npla~-es. Sariue-,
Nhlskey, i.ohitf-'
Brandy, oysters Ne
Salt, castings,
Tobacco. Iron
Bacon hams, biatk-m'thing too's'
Flour Aud axes
Potatoes, bowels,
Onions. D0mestes
BiGlNG, Cotton yarns
AMP ROPE, tirar-,
Rrandy po.,ehc~ candles,
Lemon syrup, starch
Brandy pears, ; 'da'
Pepper sauce, SalUFalus,
fvkles, spec,
Pie fruits, Pepper,
Ginger, A..
They will not be understood IN any OF the
above goods.
rhry viii sell all kinds Of gaol' on com.
mission. aud will mike liberal cash advances
on cotton len Tor shipment
Apil 1. 1897. No-5- u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-06-27
Now Grocery Store.

HAVING Purchased the stocl Of Me~srs
SrEAKE y SMOKER, and taken the
stand lately occupied by them, hereby an.
nounce 10 the public, that have permanently
established myself IN business here and shall
at all times keep on hand
Full. STOCK or GROCERIES
And Staple Plantation Goods. lvill sell ut
small profits, regardless Of navigation and
Merchants and others in the country, may de-
pend on getting supplies a, low prices
Mr.. Clinton. l. Willard will give close at
on Ia the selling department, and will be
pleased to meet his old friends
The low prices at which | sell compel me
10 make my terms strictly cash
CA BULkLEN
Jefferson. February u. 1857. TT
Marhai Republican. C'arksville STANDARD
and palla, Herald @ill copy
Marshall, March II, 1887. Ne eft
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-06-27
VIM, q. DOLLAR,
Millwright aul NAchiniSt.

VxYlLL build Merchant, flourng, and steam
w Saw Mills, Of all kinds lie also takes
the liberty to challenge any gentleman OF his
trade, 80 far IA workmanship Is concerned
Having served a regula, apprenticeship N the
old whea,-growing States, md having 'ong
experience in the business, he VIII afees ana
hang burn and arrange bo'tng machinery u''
de, the most approved plans. Cotton screws
Gin gearing and ,hrcshing machines, put up and
Qeared of complete. Also all kind" of Ra'lN
road wosk, such ~ bridges, trussel work, sta
ton house, water tanks and framing, done ae'
cording 10 drnn.
Refer to-John N. Jones, Esq, tas- Go.
s. II. Mcfarland H. Co., owners OF The Jeler-
son merchant, mills.
Address
WIN, G.. DOLLAR.
Jefferson, Texas.
Feb. 7. 81 *t-u
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Of bis late heresies Would ha stand mp
before andrew Jackson. and pfate the silly
stuff about foreigners, when be knows thi>
Andrew jackson was himself the son Of l5ish
parents, and always sustained the rights OF
the aatufalized citizons and always con
cen;rated their votes, almost "a maSsc
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-06-27
A Report Of the Remarks Of Gen,
Henderson, in Reply TO the speech
of gen. Houston.

Henderson. in Reply TO the speech
of Gen. Houston.
Immediately after the close Of Gen
Iloustogs speech. and music hy the liuss
Band, MAJ l..hens give notice TINT IN I've
minutes, Judge Evans would adIress the
crowd. According 20 the understanding
generally, We announced TINT Con. Hen.
defson would Immediately reply, ia the
Court house, to tie speech Just delivered.
and that all who had suy desire to hear h.s
speech, were respectfully invited TO e.
down At least two thirds OF the crowd
left, Judge Evans had spoken here a
short time previously, and tbefe was but
little anxiety to hear him, at least SO soon
again; he. we understand, spoke only
about thirty minutes.
The crowd which repaired to the Court.
house was so large that not near all con 8
get in. Gen. Henderson, in commencing
SAID
do not arise for the purpose Of Sian
dering ans one, but | wI.l speak the hon.
est sentiments ai southern heart from
the evidences see in your faces. aud hy
your actions, ara satisfied the pnlsatInus Of
your hearts are true to your section aud your
country shall tell you ladies'. none of
Won, TO use hot coffee 20 get ypur husband.
to vote as Won desire faem. claim - Doe
q Democrat y-"ll uota llous'on D-ma.
crai. not such Dcmoc at as G,u. lloHs,
ton. who since lac has been ia Cong ,
ia, proven himself 10 be, q Ereesp..-f 800
promotion, has abandoned the principle,
OF the South, aud The ,eatdngs and pre-,
/ cepts OF the old hero Of the licruitage
/ Gen. Houston has slandered, not only the
living and the dead, but also the facts OF
history. aud he knows that he has done
this. ir Lis speech here TO day, | heard y
cons derable portion OF his speech. aud
| ask You where did i come from Was
It from old Texas Dcmocraisl From vou
sif. such rs | 500 around me, was i v0l
oh mau, No sir You would ba,s been
AFRAID Ia have .ignded your approval Not
that ynu are afraid of man Ia mortal com.
bai. out sou wouid not conlrou. the cons
demuauon OF your neighbors or your own
y
such thiny. see around me. many old
familiar faces, that are always At their pos,
when their party or ,hs.s oouot-S "a essa,lcd
It is true | see but few Know Nothing,
here, but why do they not come We
have most cordially invited them. Vc Wal'd
not exclude thcu As they would o.. dr
not regret TINT they did exclude ", irou
their stand. for tho truth is | had not maci
inclination to speak to my fellow c.tIx-u'
from that d3rl corner.
/ Gen. Houston has said tho Waco Con,
venuon made the issue OF Houston or anti
ilon.,on. bn, did he prove any rhu, og the
kind. 40. he did not attenint t. tn,
charge was supfemelv ridiculous. It va.
regular Demoofale Convention. as ra.
spectacle in ability aud numbers. ~ ha.
ever me, in any State in the Union. nr
naue was no, before the convention. an
moi SURPRISED a, this. Tor no Democrat
would have been respectfully treaied, wha
would have introduced 1t there. WI,
( sam Houston. second Tom Benton
worse than Sherwood, and tne head Of til,
know Nothing PARTY to,hoot, and nov
after Nj. man, tr,usrra.sioas. he has III,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-06-27
FRAZoA Il co.,

pea.. ia Naple and Fancy Dry Eo'd.'
I.. ps. Marshall Street. Jcf'
lugs
"A H.. most respectfully inform their
.-Her pafs and the public generally
.a, .tes .iN -aptinuc 60 sell goods upon
heif former advantageous terms. In"f ''"'N
.. ser, 'argc and IN every respect compose
having been purchased of hf,i hands BY W
Frazor in person, exclusively for this market
and comprising French and american pt'n~'
mnslins, dslaines, barnxes. silk goods, trim
mlng., brown and bleaehed domestic, osna'
burgs, kcrseys, liuscys, fine black and blue
cloths, cassincres. and ready made clothing
boot. and sho.s from tho common hrogan to
the finest Frcnch calf skin. Hardware, cutie
~, china and glass ware. Fine wines Bran.
dies aud imported cigars Of iavorite brands.
Tagging and rope on hand a, all times and
furnished to Planters upon the usual terms.
Jan. -, 81 ~.
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TIE TEXAS KEPl nl.ICA\
ONLY Two Dollars and a Half a Year
Il. ". LOU Il u q R y,
EDITOR NNp rRorHtEToR

TERMS
.r,,Ty,,s RrruBLtc,sis Issued weekly Al TWO
ans ANp 4 HALF per annum VI pad m
p,,.ner II paid within az months, Three Dollar
a'N,, N. DELAYED unit after the u, months, the
ipN.ii, r,u, Dollar Single copies, One Dim.
,Jy.rt,.emrn,sai persquerr, ten linz, % less
,nr.n,s p.r sanat~ fufevrfy suhseqent Insertion
liberal ,l,.cnnn, made iot yearly Advertisement
announcement Of candidate Ten Dollar
.,.iy tr cent will be charged on Advertisements
no, paid N advance ia. ,h,,,sJ
,l obituary motto asovctcne square VIII ~ ''A'F'"
a. Advertisements
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-06-27

THERE Is PRprRlfrY ~ pECENCN. ND
THERE MAY ~ ACOCRrESI EEIN IS pol
tiltS MEN VINO ARE NOr SNOWY ARB
SOMETIMES MORE G. Efi l. THAN THOSE
WHO ARE SNOWY
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-06-27

\ SuarNtNg \A'tH a msn uansd y.
rna Bedbae. OF Nou gamey coantt. hy.
intend. psuuanag she leg. s.s.a.e CD
change hs name. liz SAYS Tart h'
s,4eatheart. whose name "a Ouya, IS ua'
u,..ine .aat io should Ae called B' in1H
Size q Bsdens. and tao ht..s ones Ii
Rsdbues sac IS hcs.ass o0fasfd 90 bet
tail OF bues as & permanent iHs HuHen
The Democrats OFT tas s.l tonsre7' .'n'
81 Dtsiaci OF Ga'rg., hsye re,nnHine.ri
Hos. II Stephens as d candidate i1r
Ionstess
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r. J. CLAYTON,
ncral AGENT.

AFFERS his services TO the public n Col.
~ Getting Agent Any business entrusted
to him viii receive prompt attention; and
money collected will be paid to the owner i'm.
medatclp thereafter,
Feb II. 81 "
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T. o q A L.
John A. Ocmarchi,

Yohr "A. 0cmarchi.
w" Ndt ~ me T"DfH square,
vyrp[-ID call the attention of the county
w ana ,in. ia his larre and varied lssort-
,', ,r
CrrSh Snvinr and Summer Goods.
lie particularly soliciis the attention 81 ''}SfS'
ana ""Hla N"N ~ "i' ~ '.'' r.
Wv I'm VIZ J'''''
Robes,
Dress t'ood-,
Embrolderies,
I.aee-,
Hosiery.
Ribbons,
Mautillas,
And his stock Of
House keeping Goods
Cannot be Evcclled,
,,, ,r-,rrsr v,rtrry Ayp SrYlY OF
IN Ihh 'NHN'H'
Lawns
h'"','s'
rs.m.h mint. and l,eonet..
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-10-03
SHRERIPF,S SALES.

DG virtue of sundry writs of ficri facias to me
- directed, will be sold before the Court House
iii Pickens District, within the legal hours, on
the first Monday and Tuesday in October next
280 acres of land, lying partly in the village
ofPickens, levied on as the property Of Il. NJ
Keith, at the scperate suits of Bancroft, Belts
& Marshall and others.
tract of'and, containing two hundred acres
more or less. levied on the property of Elijah
liinkle, at the suit of Sloan & Taylor
] acre and half lot in the town of Walhalla,
adjoining q. III. Korbcr and others; fifty acres
back OF ID. Bicmann; also, one hundred and six
ty acres, adjoining +. Scnlkin n. Sullivan, and
others, levied ON as the property of Hans essen
at the suit of D. A. ANIME.
railroad cars, 8 dump carts, levied on as
the property of DR.. Charles Brown at the suit
of John B. Earle.
sorrel mare, levied on as the property of z.
Masters, at the suit of l.. Towers.
tract of land, whereon r.. w. Folger now
lives containing one hundred and four acres
moro or less, adjoining lands of Rufus Oats, II.
Balentine and others, levied on ns the property
of r. W. Folger, at the suit of Lnrkin Hendricks
and others.
All the defendants interest in a house and lot
near Tunnel Hill, where Mrs. Holland now lives,
levied on as the property of ID. 4. Holland, al
the suit of AugustusJ. Lythgoe.
At Pic&cnsville. on Tuesday after Saleday, 2G
or\30 gallons of Whiskey, jug of RUM i box
of Tes lot Of Bottles, 2 jugs, ! lot Tumblers
Glass Jar, ] pair Scales s Weights, levied on
as the property of \. j. Mabcrry, at tho sui
of w. ]. CAN'T and u. +. Perry.
1yoke of oxen and wagon, levied on rs tho
property of Frederick Yiebens, ut the suit of J,
II. Hunnicutt and others.
Terms cash ;purchasersto pay for papers.
s. Sept 10, 1867 81 tl
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-10-03
SALE OF LAND & NEGRoEs,

HNIlERE will be sold to the highest bidder,
Il at the late residence Of John Bowen
Senior, deceased, on Wednesday the 9TH dav
of October next, the REALAND PERSON
AL ESTATE of said deceased. to wit:
One VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, sit
uatc and lying in Pickcns district, on waters
of Georges Creek, containing between Eight
and Nine Hundred Acres. and adjoining
lands of IL. II. Arnold, James w. Hunt and
others. The place is improved
EeE"Thc land will be surveyed, and the
plat exhibited on the day of sale.
Also. TEN NEGROES, several of them
being young and likely; Corn, Wheat Stock
of Horses, Cattle, Bacon, Hogs, Household
and Kitchen Furniture, and other articles
too numerous to mention.
TERMS OF SALE-The Real Estate ON
u credit of one and two years with interest,
payable in equal annual instalments; and
the personal property on credit of twelve
months with interest, except all sums under
SO, which must be paid in cash, The pay
mcnt of the sale money to be secured by note
and approved security.
JOHN BOWEN, Executor.
Sept g. 1857 9
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-10-03
Valuable Lend for Sale.

IN EQUITY-PICKENS DISTRICT.
Ex Parte ! Petition for
In the matter of Hiram Kelly Coitc, &c.
DY Virtue of the authority vested in me
1O by the Court of Equity will sell to
the highest bidder, mt Pickcns Court IIonsc,
on Saleday in October next, the Real Estate
of Hiram Kelly, a nunatic, consisting of Ono
Hundred Acres more or less, adjoining LAM.
of Rev. Wm. McWhorter, u. Gibson, Col jos.
Burnett and others.
This tract lies near the village Of Pickens.
1t will be surveyed and the plat exhibited on
day of sale,
a TERAIS,Onc half the purchase money
to be paid incash; the othcr half on credit
of one year with interest, to DO secured by
note and approved security.
~ R0B'T. CRAIG, Committee.
Scpt.7, 1851 o A
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-10-03
LAND FOR SALE.

FOR the purpose of carrying out the trust
rcposed In our tcstator, William l.. Keith,
deceased, by James King, also dccoased, we
will sell to the highest bidder, at pickens c.
IL, on Salcday in October next, the following
TRACTS OF LAND, to wit;
Tract No. l, situate in Pickcns district, on
Fall Creek, waters of Tugalo river, contain
ing Five Hundred and Twenty Acres, adioin-
ing lands of Allen Thrift, Jordan Moore and
others.
Tract No. 2, containing One Hundred Acres
more or less, adjoining Tract No. /.
TERMS OF SALE.-One half the p,,r-
chase money must be paid in cash, with a
credit of six months for the balance-to be
secured by note and security.
u. b. KEITH, Ex'trix.
J.. NJ. kEiTII, Ex,ors
Il. }. KEITH, r'A orS'
Sept 4, 1857 g