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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-02-27

sg-Look at the record Every Repu-
blican vote in favor Of wiping out those
admitted oppressive and unconstitutional
onactments, and giving the Kansas people
a fair chance to vote! s9'Every Bueh-
anan vote Gncludiug II from the North)
against abrogating those laws! Let no
one, after this, claim that "the Democracy
is laboring for freedom in kansas......uo
doubt Kansas will be free - We hope it
may be free-but the Democracy robbed it
of freedom once, and no thanks to them if
the Republican movement restores 1t.
Look at the above Bill-and at the Vote
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-02-27

INFORMATION WANTED.-Wm. Peters,
= man about thirty five years of age, and
slightly deraDged, left his home in Laporte
on the 18th of December last, since which
time nothing has been heard of him. Said
Peters is about feet,9 inches high. Any
information concerning his Whereabouts
will be thankfully received by bis brother,
Henry Peters. q. Laror'a, Sullivan 60. Ps
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-09-26
SHaERIFF,S sAEES.

Df virtue of suniry writs of tieri facias To nc
~ oirccted, will be sold before the Court House
IN l'ickcns District. within the legal hours, on
the first Monday and Tuesday in October next.
23o acres. of land, lying partly III the village
otI'lckcnS, Levied OH us the property of w. NJ.
Keith, at the scpcratc suits OF Bancroft, DcLts
Matshall and Others
tract land, containing two hundred acres
more or less. levied on as tho property of Elijah
Hinklc, at the suit of Sloan & Taylor
] acre and n half lot in the town of Walhalla.
adjoining G. II. Korbcr and Others: ffty acres
back OF d. Biemanh also ono hundred audsix-
ty acres. adjoining F. Sculkin, n. Sullivan, and
othGrS, ieSicd on MS the property of Hans lessen
at the suit of d. a.. Ammo.
railroad cars, 8 dump carts. levied ON ms
the. property of Dr. Charles Brown, at the suit
of John b. Earle.
l sorrel mare, levied on as the property of u.
Masters, at the suit of l.. Towers.
tractor tland, wbcrcon X. W. Folgcr now
lives containing ono hundred ard four acres
more or less, adjoining lands of Rnfus Oats, X.
Balentine ana o.Lers, Levied on os tue nropcrtv
OF 4. W. Folger, at the suit of Larkin Hendricks
All the defendants interest in ahouse and LOT
near Tunnclilill, where Mrs. Iolland now lives,
levied onas the property of. ID. T. HOLLAND, al
the suit OF Augustus J. Iytllgoe.
AZ Piekensvillc, on Tuesday after SaleJay. &c
or 30 gallons of Whiskcy, I .htg of Rum, box
of Tea lot of Botlles. 2 jugs, ] lot Tumblcrs
Glass Jar, I pair Scales s. Weights, levied OH
as the property of A@J. Mabery, at tbs suit
Iof w. j. CAN'T and Is. +, Perry.
yoke of oxen and Wagon, levied on rs the
property OF ofFrederick Wicbens, at the suit of j.
r. llunnicutt and others.
y Terms cash; puipliustrs TO pay for papers.
Sept. 10, 1857 ID, I'd
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-09-26
SALE OF LAND & NEGROES.

III HNliEkE will be sold to the highest bidder
A at the late residence of Johu Bowen,
Senior, deceased, on Wednesday the 7th day
of 0ctnbcr next, tho RE.NL AND PERSON
Al. ESTATE of said deceased, to wit:
One VALUABLE TR ACT OF LAND. sit.
uote and lying in Pickcns district, on waters
of Georges 9reck, containing brtwccn Eight
and Nine Handled Acres. and adjoining
lands of III. I. Arnold James W. Hunt aud
othcrs. Tho place is improved
BeD~rbe land will be surveyed, and the
plat cxhibtcdon the day of sale
Also, TEN NEGROES. several of thcm
being youngand likely; Corn, Wheat, Stock
OF Horses, Cattle, Bacon, Hogs lIousch0Id
aud Kitchen Furniture, and other articles
too numerous TO mention.
TERMS OF S4ALE,-Thc Real Estate on
a credit Of one and two wears with interest
payable in equal annual instalments; and
the PERSONAL property OH credit of twelve
months with interest except all sums under
50, which must be paid in cash. Thc.pay-
ment of the sale money to be secured by note
and approved security.
JOHN BOWEN, Executor.
Sept g. 1857 40 s.tf.tS ~.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-09-26
. .ORDINARY,S SALE.

5 u Y Virtue of an order to me dirc.ted by
A1 w. y. Parsons. Ordinary Of Pickens
district, win sell to tie highest bi,hler, bo
iore tho sGontt House door!0n Salcduy int
hoax, deceased, to Wit:
Tract No, /, lying in Pickens district, on
Cane Crock, containing One Hundred and
Eightccn Acres moro or less. ~
IrGes No 9, pcaf Walhalla, containing
Fifty Acros moro or less. E
Two lots in the toxin Of Walhalla, unial-
proved, containing jointly One and one-qlar-
tor Acres moro or less,
Sold for tho payment of debts and distriba-
tion amongst the heirs of said deceased.
& TERhS.+-0n a credit of ono year with
interest, except the,costs which mast be paid
IN cash; the pnrehascr to give bond, Will,
good sostliits aud y niortgqge &c the promi.
I Sept. VI 1897. o.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-09-26
LAND FOR SALE.

E0R the purpose of CARRYING out the trust
rcposed in our testator, William L. Keith,
deceased by James King, also deceased we
Viii sell te highest bidder, ut Pickons G.
IL, ON Salcday III 4ctohor next the FOLLOWING
TRACTS or LAND, to wit:
Tract No. |, situate in Pickcns district on
Fall Greek, waters Of TugaIo river, contain
ing kivo 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 pur-
chase money must be paid in cash, with a
credit of six months for the balauce-4to be
secured by note and security
T. B. KEITH, Ex'trix.
T. nj. KEITH, r.,
Sept. 4. 1857 8 &
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-09-26
Valuable Land for Sale.

IN EV2UII If-PIUKENS DISTRICT.
FIX Pnrte \ Petition for
in tho matter ofItiram Kelly. ! Com'tc, SC.
10y Virtue of the authority vested in me
AD by tho Court of Equity, will sell TO
the highest bidder, at Pickens Court House,
on Saleday in October next, the Real Estate
of Hiram Kelly, a Lunati0, consisting of Ono
Hmdred Acres more or less, adjoining lands
of Res. Wm. McWhortcr, q. Gibson, Col. Jos.
Burnett and others.
This tract lies near the village of Pickens.
II wlllbe surveyed and tho plat exhibited on
'dayof sale. ,-sf
TERAlS.-0ne half the purchase money
to hcpaid dincash; the other .halfona credit
of one year with intorost to be secured by
note and approved security.
RoB'T. CRAIG, Committee.
Sept. Z, 1851 %
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-09-26
Valuable Property for Sale.
LAND y NEGROES b.

I AM now Offering for salo and ,cW seU
il SEYENTEES NEGROES, mon. women.
boys, and girls, from the ages of two to thir-
ty-hye years. Also
!. FOURTEEN THOUSAND ACRES of
Pickeas Bands
am also Agent and will selbscycral valu-
bic improved Farms either above or below
Wethalla. Persons disposed topurchaso will
do well .perlaps to call ON me, two aud half
miles above Walhalla and two miles below
Tunnel Hill, on the Clayton Road.
w. S. GRESHAM.
Walnut Ridge, Sept. 25. 1857 n
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-09-26
VALUABLE LAND
at Private Sale or Auction

lMEWlLL sell at private sale, ON aecommo-
dating terms, one of the most desirable
TRACTS OF LAND in Pickcns District. titles
on both sides of Twelve Mile River and con-
tmins Twelve Hundred Acres more or lcss.--
There are two residences on the tract and One
hundred and Forty Acres of good Itivcr Bottom.
ms tract iSe ehgihly situated on the public road.
IL miles east of Pickens e. H., ana udioins
lands of Wm. II. Anderson, Richard Baker and
others.
a bargain will be sold in this Land, if appli-
cation be made at an early day. Apply on the
premises 10 HARRIET BAKER,
l.. Nj. BAKER,
w. r. BAKER
POSTSCRIPT.-If thr above Tract Of Land
ls not disposed Of before, it will be sold Mt Auc
ton, at Pickcns c. H., on SALEDAY in Octo-
Der next, on u credit of twelve months with in
tcrest and good security.
Aug l2, 1857 5 tf
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-09-26
Valuable LANDS For Sale.

hANlliS subscriber offers his FARM, on Fall
IL Creek, eight miles north of Pickens G..
H. at Private Sale, until the first of Novem-
bcr next, containing Five Hundred and Eff
ty-two Acres more or less, with scvcntv-fivc
acres of bottom. Persons wishing 20 pnr-
chase land would do wollto call ON mo and
examine tho place, and they will find my
terms and price reasonable. Ifnot disposcd
of before, twill be sold at Auction, at Pick
ems C.II., on Salcday in November next
Terms: crcditof ono and two years with
interest NATHAN GTN&IN
Sent % 1887 Ill n
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-09-26
COME AND sEEl

tNNllE subscriber not being able, bv afiic-
IL ton and otherwise, to attend to his bus-
mess rs it shonld be, offers all his NALUA-
BILE LANDS and other property for sale.
The lands arc good, pretty we'll improved
well timbcrcd and watercd, with good bottom
land The places are public and desirable
with water power, aud gold mine thereon
Ton likely NEGROES and other personal cs
tate will bc soldwith the promises, if wanted.
Terms accommodating Apply, four miles
west of PckcnSrille, S c., to
ELlIIU GRIFFJN.
Sept. %, 1857 IL 2m3m@
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-09-26
}lWMl 81 ms, All,

MtRMEp, on the 18th instant, by w. S. Wool.
bright, ESQ, Mr. GEouGg H. KING to Miss lie
l'BNA PALMER, oll of Anderson
On the 18th inst, by Rev. Jesse Dean, Mr..
WILSON HGGiNs OF Greenyillc. and Miss MAR
dhnHr WILLIAMS, of Pickens district.
On the 8lStultimo, by the Rev Rob't. King.
Air NJ, fNliSroN to Miss MALIcA HAsE, both Of
Pickcns.
On ThWsdoy evening, 10Th inst. in Abbeyillc
DISTRICT, by Rev. }. Scott Murray, Mr. TiioMAs
s. CRATToN, of Anderson, and Miss HArru
~ Wm,TLoeK of Madison g. H.. Florida.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-09-26
.consigneas ig2 g s99. at Anderson Depot,

- \, ~ "'.sH bNDiNG SEPTEMBER 81. =
~ y Bensoli Son, $ EBrown s. Co. d, J .Jor
dan, 3 & r S Crayton, w Van wyok y y RyS &
80, VI Lesser, s & EW Brown. Sullivan < s r,
SosllTan McFall & II. w Taylor, q Collyer
., 20, Kiecke, Smith s. Co A S STEPHENS
ssowers ye1 S,S ) Cherry, Wagner Mills Issertel
1% norman } B Sloan g. Co, j II Latta. w r.
Woii,9ut, ~ q Kay, Love s. II, NJ s. Co. Nj Dean,
=, - = i'sSly, Sitton, Harrison & e. w A McCny
ziiski, Thmber& II, JJ Benson, Biemann !
z H9good, Taylor & $, A O Norris, Dalton & p.
. S'ShitneH Ivy Crawford, a Henry, Ford i
2 y y, 20. Osborne y II. Il Webb, r. "A Maxwell, s.
snaSoe I, d Go, Z Cobb, w & ii, R w Todd, S
heid = Steete, Smith, g & G, Mrs ID NJ MAYS
q Kelly, Dl + NIitcholl, w G Bcwly, G Ritz,
Brown, & CO. L Pickons, ID III Kennimur,
= Il Foight, Blue r II. G. w Gwymn, j S
faimer, p &lh = Alexander, DR. j n Law
r IlInE A
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-09-26
LOST.

T1BTyEEEN Col. Easley's and Major Ari,
Ii , aiPs, on the Grccnyillc road, my pOCK-
Jet BOOK containing about Two Dollars
and halfin cash, some receipts, and two
llotos OnenQte drawn. payable to Simeon
IL Keith, made by NJ, D., H. S. as. D. Keith.
sud note being given by them, for -Four Hum
dred Dollars, for piece of land Another
notedrawnpayeblct John Easley byZ. Mar
tin, for seventeen Dollars and sevouty.fiye
cents lsed March -. 1857 j hereby fore
warn d = persons from trading for said notes
WILLIAM NJ FIEITII,
2 Sept. l4s 1857 ~, ~ q tf
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-09-26
FLOUR MILLS.

iii'i undersigned takes pleasure in infor-
Ill mingthe public that the FLOUR MILLS
atSthe Falls, two aud 1, half miles above Pick
ons c. H., have been repaired and put i'm ac-
tive operation. The very best mcw Boltinr
Cloths have hccm purchased and attached to
the Mills. "A Miller, who comes well recon-
mendcd, has been engaged, and no efforts will
boFparcd to make n good articlr and a large
turn out of Flonr, Give us a trial.
JOSEPH BURNETT Proprietor.
Sclt o6 1Nn1 IL - F--N
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-09-26
Military Notice.

4 n Election will be held in the Court
IA. House, on the Sd Saturday in October
next for CAPTAIN Of tho "Pickons Rife
men, to fill the vacancy occasioncd by the
resignation of Capt. Keith. IL. A. H. Glib
son and n. S. Ramsay will act as MANAGERS
ofthe election. By order of Col. PRArnrR !.
l.. ROGERS, Lieut.. Col.
Sept. q, 1857 Commanding Bat
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-09-26
-Atate or aollan CarsllIlln. !.
I'm EoUiTYtL-pJoK RNs

u IN, EQUlpYr-5pJ0 pJ0RENS. \
e. ~ Lopez; "a ) g 's''ao aona "a 8iI for Par.
Jano II i{obes u az tiqon, sc
Pavyeirlng TO shc saiisfactien IF tliis Court
4 5tba, Jnpe A Roper YIN N. Roper bailey
Hopets MARTIN Roper and fslmna Bopor. dofen.
edante 20, this anandu,t bill &c complaint. reside
Wlthcat the limits Of shs State. On motion Of
% Ne keitb cop,plalnantas solicitor Il Sr,lcr,
'ed'siat s'le said defendant do plead, Answer, cs
months from the pal,licaiioR hereof 81 se snid
lill Viii be iakeh pro coa( (tssy Aa Ia. thciis
H0ftT. ". .9Ti Fat)X, o. .r.f.b.
qous'gs otea J'nc J 3, sg7, 9ata
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-09-26
NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS /,
At Pick ansv;Ila

'ItiE subscribers haze lust received a large
ST0CK OF GOODS,
Bought ontho mostrcasonabc terms. and will
be sold as low as Goods can be bought in tho
up country. We nave q general ASSORTMENT
OF Goods Of every description, Consisting of
STAPLE & FANCY GOODS for Ladies,
Gcntlemcns, Youths and Misses wear. Hats
and Bonnets ofeYery style and quality; ~
large lot of Boots and Shoes; Hardware, Chi
ma, Glass and Eartlenwarc ofthc latest siyl9s;
Nails and Castings. s 4.
GROCERIES,, s.
Such as Sugar Coffee Salt, &c.; 5
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Sfuffs.
In fact we have some of evory Article us,,-
ally kept in Stores in the country, and VIC
are determined to sell Goods as choap as they
are soldin GrOonrille or any othcr retail
market. Ourterms are cash, and barter that,
will command cash. We will take in cx-
change for Goods almost every product of tho
farmer. Come ono, come all, with your mon
dissatisfied.
Il. a. & W. a. ALEXANDER.
July Q, 1857 81 3m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-09-26
Anderson Prices Current.
.coaREqrrp wENNLY By ENaLAEp- nlrcKLrn I.

'coeeEQrED el wEEGtr By ENGLAND, DLEcKLHY &C
rs. ,;ASDERsoS c. H., Sept %, 1857.
Cotton per lb. u ~ III
Salt. per sack, ~ . Oh
Coffee. Rio, perolb:, gi13 06 Ia
2 Sugars browis, perlb. 5l2 "a IL (
crushed and loaf pcrlb, 18 az 20
Molasses, West Tnaia, per gallon, 10 "a, IS
N. Orleans ''i.I" S5 a. II 90
Yarn (Gn. per bunch, -,aa.. 100
Shirtings, m 10 M,ii
Iron common size swode, per lb. ca
English, 4
Nails, per kcg, Ga al
on Lnseed, per gallon, l87 Ia 100
~, IRAN, 80 Q9 LOO
"iass, aAlO 3 G1 3.25
~. lOAl2 1926 a. $50
Rice, per lb. fI IN 7
Flour, per barrel, 8 G6 600
Wheat, per bushel, 90 Ga g6
Uorh' rs GG so
Bacon, hog round, l5 "a n
Baggng, Gunny, per yard, l8 "a, 30
Oats, per buShcl, 40 Ia 5O
Peas, +" .. no
Powder. Rifle, per kcg, z Ce71
tg'H~ There is always to be found a good Stock
-. 1I.-, uoous, at f., b. d Cos
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-09-26
. SWORN LOsT.

D'sH, on tho road leading from Pendloton
H TO Maj. Seaboril's place, on Little fSyor,
on tho 18th August last agilt Infaptry Sword.
.rbehndor will be literally fewSgdetf bg 'leay.
ing the same at this Office on with Mr.. b. II.
SgAnogS Pcndleton
Sept .fl5. 1880 10ssRAta 4
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-09-26
10 CREDTT0RS,

NOT5SSkis hereby given To tho judgement
~ and other creditors eR James King, de.
ceased, sthasthes must establish tlieir Tespec.
tiya deaIansls boforeus, az OF ofIjciose Monday
the Ith slay q pefemhpr most; orlhorwiso,
they viii be barred
=, p KEITH. Exstrix.
y. NJ. X KETTlI, &,
~ Slst'gIis r,S5ofs'
sSlt siR
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-09-26
co NJ NJ IS,SI ONER,S SALES,
STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA
Hn Equity--EsicMegas

aloScS MesSerahd wife
Mary Cleveland, ct. ais.
EOY Virtue of decrefal order obtained ot
-A0 Chambers, from the Court of Equity,
will be sold to tho highest bidder, at Pickcns
court House, ON Saloday in October next
the TRACT OF LAND described in the
pleadIngs in this case, us the Real Estate of
Lewis W. Rccdcr, deceased, to wit:
The Home Tract, situate in Pickens dis
trlct' ON Snow Creek, adjoining lands of b.
Hundred Acres more or less.
There is adwclling and necessary out-build-
InSs on the promises, with some cleared land.
TERMS OF SALE.--0n u credit of ono
year with interest except the costs which
must be paid in cash The purchaser viii
be rcquircd,to enter into bond with at least
two good surctios, to secure the payment of
the purchase money and pay for titles.
ROB"T. A. THOMPSON, c.E.p.D.
Gomrs Office, Sept g. 1887
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-09-26
STATEOF SOUTH CAROLINA.
En EquiSy-K'ickelH.
Martha Johns

r., Bill for Partition, &c.
R1URSuANT to an order made bv Chan
4 collor Dargon, at the juno Term of tho
Court of Equity, in tho above stated case. /
viii sell to the highest bidder, at Picknns
Court House, on Saloday in October next.
the Lands described in said Bill as the Real
ONE TRACT or LAND. lyin@ il piclcns
district on Little Bcavcrdum Creek, adion-
ing lands Of r, A. Maxwell, A. +. IIutchins
and others, and containing One Hundred and
Eghty-four Acres more or less.
Ihereisacomlortablc dwoIlngon theprenl-
iSeS. with otlcr improvements on the place.
TERMS OF SALE.-On credit of ono
ye9rwith interest, tho purchaser to give bond
to'the Commissioners, with two good suretics.
to secure tho purchase money. and pay the
costs of this suit in cash on day ofsalc. AL
So extra for papers.
J, R0B"f. a. THOMPSON, c.K.r.p.
Com'rs Office, Sopt s, 1857.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-09-26
The Mptiny at Allahabad,

lad ourselves down on our beds Chose yba
were not ON watch, when, about haIGnost
mne, we heard firing in tho station. and nm
the alarm bugle being sounded we ran, n,
. 70 the ralnparts in. brcathless silence TLp
snrlng grew heavier, and we all thodobt TINT
the5lnsurgents had entered the station ond
were being bcatenoif by the reqiment' a.
steady was themusketry ronnl,, tbo is;o -.
on, on, on u continued, yolley aftcr,Yolley.
On, we az said those gallant sepovs
are eeatlpS on the rcbels," for the firing
grew fainterih the distance, as If they were
driving a force out of the station But
before long the sad truth was known. Her.
wood rode I'm, bringing the tidings that The
wretched5 sepoys had risen, had seized. his
guns, and had marched them unto tbc
station lie had escaped and had rum un
20 poor AleNander's camp, who iulnDed on
his horse and rode up toward Che limos
with as many Of his men as could be rot
ready; he had been caught III am ambush
by q body of sepoys lying in wait IN AM
empty tank, and b0d been killed bgia nus.
kket being placed to his side, blowing ont
his heart His body{w3s brousht in lat6r
IN the night, and 1 gave his hana q. last
shake, and shed tears oxcr his bed. The
officers We're at mess when the wrefclics
sounded the alarm bQSlc to bring them to
p1rade, and shot tlcnrdown RIGHT and left
Wretchetl nludcrcrs, may. thoy receive
thcir reward Nlnc poor little ensigns
dong duty with the regimentwere bayoh6t-
ed todeath in the mess rooia, and tiroc Of
the othcofs who escaped heard their cries
as they passed Poor boys, whohad never
Slvengottence to any native, nor caused dis
satisfaction to the scpoys. Five officers
We're shotsbelonsing to the regiment, be.
sldesthe muepoor boys. Bin eh and Iuncs,
wIth;the sorgd nt-inajor, in all IT military
nlcn, many hlerchants,i and Others were
most cruellybutchcrcd-in all fifty Euro
pcans fell that night by the hands. of the
nurderous scpoysl The treasury was Dlun4
dered, the prisoners released freni gaol and
the'work of destruction commenced. The
whole station was destroyed, house after
house .plurdescda and ftetl. What apicht Il
Each lnolnentwe expected $50 Sikhs would
turn OH 2tiS,l m,a tllcm - * Bat the
Almighty ,ipeteiFully ldeerecd otherwise. y.
We diSarihad the 9th guard ut the main
cato Wld found the Villains with loaded
and capped naskcts ready to turn out -
What mn escape Mc had}!f Five officers
came IN, all having. escaped in a wonderful
three naked, having had to swim.
the Ggnges. We were all night undor
arms, and in the morning lay down on our
cots sEd aud weary, each hlnoinentexpcetinr
to be callcd.up. The streets of the eity
arc about half mile from,tlle fort. aud
during the tive Following tlaysstroops of the
rlotcrs were't to be seen rushing from bLicc-
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-09-26
C. II. IsskRrEL,
II. IssERrEL, y. +. NORM.
IsSERTEL g. NORMAN, Z
VValbuKIs. & G.

1SSERTEL 81 NORMAN, 56
Walhallse, s.. C..
INllE subscribers beg leave to inform their
friends and the public generally, that tl,ey'
are nov receiving large and elegant ass,
sortment of scasonable
Eea'y sSOOegs,
Consistingof the usual variety, which are of
the latest styles aud most beautiful patterns,
Toscthcr with q fresh sufply of
GROCER HE'S, Il
Purchased ON the best terms in the New YORK,
Baltimore and Charleston markets. and wifi
DO sold on tho best terms for cash oaly! Try
them, 8 -
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They also haSe on hand @ very valuable, ,sfoek
of Jewelfy. including snleAstid Gold and Sill.
yer w W.tpCltfiSs and Fancy Articles.
DrWgs, Me eGiGimes. &c.. !,
Iiicir Stock IN uris department is hcayy and
the assortment gcGcrol, and, as great care
was hadln baynlg, fle purchaser may rest
assured Of gettiag a p,fje article
Thor Stock embraces quito a variety of
other articles which can OILY be anpreo;stsd
by being seem Call8arlyaild buy barsaina.
IsSEfsrEEL5 s. Ndig 81; =
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IatIls neSt Regnlqr rlsomnUnicatfon Of pen,lles
4 Ton i,odg Il o. 81. A.e FL MI win bc
beld in tllp lodge Room 5n saturday, October
ia, att o'cIo0it i. 81 W
Nv order Of W RI DoNgs, W.. NJ.
Sept. 81; ~. 81 .4B0fs n sessrgs
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Final Notice.

FlfaI Notice.
1t. those indebted TO l.. c. CRA1G & Co. and
~ l.. c. 4 w, n. Craze, either by Note or Ae-
count, are called upon for the last time in This
manner, TO come forward and pay up. We
given long Indulgence, but must now ask for
sonable request not be Immediately comrlic3
with, the BoUSs OF Account G4ti Notes viii A..
placed in the hands of Messrs. NonRIs, UAnAI.
SON PuLLIAM for collection ~
July 80, 1857 % f.s