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THE second Of February
Full preparatory commercial and coeaiate
pursued whatever
shsws them be qualified and The college charges
Ann 10 arrangements
ading every facility, Kemp Hall by
January College session.
eIing al ordinary expenses, S250
Application fuller information, for the admission of
students, made College of St James o. Ma
ylaud.
I4-2aw4vift
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washington Insurance Company.
Subscriptions TO CAPITAL Stock Authorized.


IN accordance with the ons of the ID section of The
ncorpoa insurance in The city OF Washington
approved February 6 the sabscrhers being the persons
OF said do hereby subscrp
be opened for the capital stock Of said company the
tonery OF WIN r Bayy P,nnyvania between
III 2h Monday the 9Th Of March between
tn. hours of ~ and 3o'cock n. m. ~ ...'
provisions 81 follows,
strictly complied wih #.s.a
"fnd be further enacted That persons
going section majority Of them, hereby authorized
b-crpon in The c Of Washington for raising cnpr
of two hundred thousand dar In shares Of twenty das
and that each subscribing shalt the
mentioned four dollars each snare cbed for and thai
Of the said dollars shall be negosbp
notes. signed and endorsed tie satisfaction Of said
majority OF Them aud thereof be demanded
times and in such portions the presiden, aud directors herea
shall advisable weeks
Of the gazetes prined IN the District of Columbia"
SILAs II. HILL,
J.C MCGUIRE,
BENJAMIN Be.ALL
.... SAMUEL BACON,
JOSEPH BRYAN,
".. AUGUSTUS Il. FERRY,
...... G. MILLER,
......... ..-.-. VIM. r. DOVE, ....
WALTER LENOX,
NJ w GAIT,
WALTER HARPER
.,. ..a. .. w. WALL,
WM. Il. BAYLY.
WAsHIseros, February %, 1851. .....
Feb 25-3awiMafg&d &C. .,... .
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The person will be upon books
the payment ofthe subscription be made In
Distant subscribers may money letter, risk
wiz be assumed bg ourselves in safe transmission.
THe lUETRY IA ed a. y IN a r-~eeSy dnrng
sons of Gong aud seml-weeky during the
Subscription for period year be received
terms proportoned to the annual rates.
0y-PoSrmAsTERs authorized act agents and
by sending DAILY subscribers, with $50 sncssed
rvs sEMI-wEEKLY subscribers with s25 enclosed win be
tued 10 a copy grafiI.
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Arny,s confectionery,

No. "a Bridge street, Georgsfown, ID. Q,
WHERE all kinds OF with the bc
w cakes, bc. the
moderate Medal awarded the
exhibition Of Metropolitan Meebancs' Institute.
Feb a--du
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Washington Aqueduct.
oysIox or rns wAsurrsron

oyyIox wAsHINsroH Aeuxpuor,
Washington, March ., 1867.
are Invited for materials and work for the Washing
Proposals received DIP 7 May be opened at
Maps pones specifications of the materials and work to be
April next,
wo % be LEI will embrace masonry Of Of The bridges
s n, se sssIv.irs 2neh iron MAN, gate houses BRICKS
For The psreelr works reference
pe Of the line the tides are not yet acquired by the
bs bsea & M he,e s Be some delay in mpsnse the work
made aa, 10 The Tune q eompIe.ion.
present but al for unfinished work win
oe subject 70 future appropriations by Congress The engineer
under each contract for each appropriation and
works shall be stopped us, funds become available
In case Of the entire stoppage ofa parcalaI work for Of
The engineer been properly eleeaied M As !, has
Payments win be made in specie checks upon
Ss apS s r Sny % e a re- engineer G
men shall hall be s paid their s full wages monthly and specie
materials the Washington Aqueduct" ''''''' y
Tne United States en TO rs all The bids
men as may bs considered most conducive the progress Of The
Every offer accompanied by suarunlee signed by
sIs T. III @ s ns S @
enter nlo an Obligation within ton days with good and sufficient
BY csrtcao Of the United States
or 20 s'
paIen war are able 70 make good their
Bids viii be opened In Of bidders of them
Capt. OF Engineers In change
FORM OF GUARANTEE ,a
To Capt M. o. Meiss, u q. Engineers.
We the undersigned, residents Of, State Of,
hereby Jointly United s.aio and
they will within aeI acceptance bid
cute The contract for the with good and sufficient surees
ofhs advertisement which il made in
said shall fail to aforesaid guaranty
make good the difference between offer by
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Rohn,s Handbook of washington

HTs book should be in the hands Of oouning in
the ciy being complete guide with panoramic view Of the
city, public buildings, and sntuary.
nap Washington with all the improvements, sc
CAPITOL hy book stand and the bookstores
Feb 4-eodlmt
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The last decades of 1910 and 1920 very mper-
feet aud introduced for the purpose of showing that
manufactures, to large amount existed at those early
dates Large amounts of these great totals strictly
mestic and would exist under system of free trade
have not been able to lay my hands any estimates
those several periods of exports of domestic manufactures
But 6nd, that in l946 exported 81 5s2 and in
1885, $30,970,992 worth of domestic manufactures of
which nearly millions was of cotton.
But beg to call attention to the following table In
which will appear consumption of foreign manufac-
ued woollens cotons iron and manufactures of iron
and sugar:
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
IN Wy Rl s|IHl1E

URAINS leave Washington for Baltimore o..
Al and 81. a. m, and and AZ, pm. .| ...H
Sunday, al Al, p
Leave Baltimore for Washington -..
AJAX and OK, a. and . and 5k, p, IN.
On Sunday, al AZ, n. m.
Passengers Philadelphia and New Yok will take trains
Bx, and Az.
DO. for Norfolk /" ek and 3.
the West I" ",
ing Washington Junction. n
t. H. PARSONS, Agent
I7-dH
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hs Manual indispensable Congress
es ojourning in Washington. Every lady gentleman
nould have Just published
IN me Capitol, AID at the bookstores in Washington,
Feb eb4-eodims
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Brilliant Schemes for April, 1857.

..# GREGORY MAURY, MANAerRs,
Wilmington, Delaware.
To be under
BY the governor.
Sfu 000
Lottery for the benefit Of the
STATE OF DELAWARE,
Glass SO, for 1857. g..
TO be drawn Wilmington, Del, Saturday, April 1857.
rs number ottery--I3 drawn ballots. -
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RESTAURANT.

WAsHIseTos, February %, 1851.
Feb 25--3tawtMaf9&d
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Tickets s20-halves sio-quarters s5-eghths 80 so.
Certificates Of packag Of IS whole tickets s07o 90
Do do 25 half
do quarter do az 80 r
DO do 25 eighth do 81 rs
orders for tickets
ABOVE splendd lotteries will prompt
an account OF each drawing will be
to all who from me,
=. Address p. J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
mar 10 Wilmington, Delaware.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-06
The Ball at the Institute Hall.

The ball at the Institute Hall was, per-
haps. the most perfect entertainment of the
kind that has ever been exhibited in Charles
ton. The whole building from turret to
foundation stones was Illuminated and
thrown open. In the lower story were the
dressing rooms and supper table, and above,
the wide hall, with an area of 10000 feet,
and surrounded by galleries also thrown
open and pendent with ornaments, and with
its stage shaded by a pyramid of flowers
and two large Palmetto trees, were ready
to receive the company.
The attendance was full and at one time
more than one thousand persons stood upon
the floor
The night was warm but peasant-bree.
yes sported through the windows, all of
which were open the music of Brissen.
den's brass band was never more enchant-
ing; at all times there was room abundant
for those who strolled about the company
was unusually select the fairest daughters
OF South Carolina had comc to meet and
welcome the fairest daughters of the West
and over all, there was the repose and
breeding of the mo cultivated society, and
what with tie radiance of light, and the
beams of happiness, and the charm of dress
and decoration, and the enchantment of
grace which rose from each, and swelled 10
gentle undulations over the whole assembly,
all were resistlessly inclined to linger. 1t
was hard TO break the SPELL All out of
doors seemed dark by snch effulgence, and
" VIC won't go home till morning" seemed
the common feeling of the place. They
went, however. The illusion paled and
vanished as the dawn drew near, and the
hall looked yesterday for all the world as
though it had been inhabited only bv ordi-
nary mortals.
II would be but justice TO remark tha,
very much Of the charm of this entertain.
ment was attributable to the efficient police,
ny which its general movements were repu.
lated. The officers found some difficulty in
clearing the supper table for the second
course of ladies, but in every other respect,
the exhibition came off according TO the
programme, and some four hundred carria-
ges discharged and received their proprie-
tors with all the regularity of the most or
dlnary OCCASION Charleston Standard.
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State OF South CaroIina,

IN EQUITY--PICKENs.
Abraham Duke, Harriet Duke and Ransom Duke.
u.s.
Joseph Dolleson, Melinda Dolleson BENJAMIN
Cannon, Washington Cannon, Carter Cannon.
James Cannon, Margaret Mnrchbanks, Judy or
judith Kendrick Elijah Cannon, Martha Brown
and William Gilstrap
BILL FOR PARTITION, ACCOUNT RELIEF, &c.
I'HE Complainonts having fled their bill of
L complaint, and it appearing to nv satisfaction
that Joseph Dnleson, Melinda Dolieson Benin
min Cannon Washington Cannon Carter Cannon.
James Cannon, Margaret Marchbanks, Judy or
Judith Kendrck, Elijah Cannon and Martha
Brown, defendants to said bil reside without the
limits of this State: on motion of C. ]. EIEord
cor painants solicitor tits ordered th,t the said
absent defendants do plead, answer, or demur tn
the said bill of complaint within three months
from this date, or the said bill will be taken as
confessed against them
RoB'T' a. THOMPSON, cE.P.D.
Gomrs Office. March 2i, 1867 3m
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Consignees at Anderson Depot,

- W" I" H'SN ,1rDINN Aa1 .LOs
Judge WhitneF, b Earle, w II Good
rich, Blue Ridge Il r, j A. Harrison, E b
& Co, Geo Coilyer & Co. @ G Langston, w
Pitchford, J D Smith & Co, Sullivan d S,
Z Lee, w Sloan, J Nj Hugbs, SbeIor tS S,
Towers & s. j II Maxwell, w Van Wyck.
M Wilzinski,S IL Z w b, L L Arnold, ID
Collins } b Sitton, w & II, Geo Seaborn,
W r Webb, j ii Ostendorff, Taylor g. S,
Rev E Smith, Price & w, II E Rayenell, G
Ritz ID Brown, E N Smyers, j I Zeeier,
D Moseley y Scott, A s Stephens, j EB q
90, "A a Wiley, II Bahntge, ID Biemann,
McFall II, 4 Go, w Morris, E + Shubrick.
J w l. Cary, B,Y Il Go, SIS Cherry, e
Earle, ] b Benson, w w Bowen, j NJ Hen
kin, III G;ssel. J s Lortou, ID Owens, j b
r S IL Co. J v Shanklin, Ford, j & Co. j
J Duke, w Gwyne, r L Gaines & Co, AP
Calhoun, j w Crawford, TC Watkins, j
N Lawrence. Fl. RICE, Agent.
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Head QUARrBRs OF THE ARMY,
Adiutdnt Generals Office,
RIVAs, Friday, Nav l 1877

y
General Order, No So The Comman
der in Chief, in communicating to the Army
the following agreement, thinks it proper to
state that he entered into il on the solemn
assurance from Captain Davis that Col.
Iockridge, with his whole command. had
left the San Juan River for the United
States.
In parting, for the present, with the brave
comrades who have adhered to our cause
tho ough evil MS well as good report the
Commander Chief desires to return his
deep and heartfelt thanks to the officers and
soldiers under his command.
Reduced to our present condition by the
cowardce of some, the incapacily Of Others,
and the treacheiy of many, the Army has
yet written a page of A nerican history
which it is impossible to forget or erase.--
From the future, il not from the present, we
may expect just Judgment,
WM WALKER.
When Gen. Walker surrendered he had
what he calculated as four days provision,
VIZ: two bulls, two horses and three mules.
The fact that only 80 of Walkers men
remained sick at Rvas at the capitulation,
shows that at least 100 must have dsd
within few days from neglect and starva>
tion, as the number when Walker com
menced to eat dogs and mule meat amount
cd to no. When Gen. Cams entered the
hospital he was perfectly horror struck with
the destitution and misery Of the sufferers.
He Immediately ordered ventilation, clean
linen, medicines, and even iuxuries to the
patients.
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R r. MI OV AL.
H. FAJEN,
NIERCEHANT YAHH.nR-

ID. FAJ EN,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
III AS removed from his old stand in the Town
III of W1LHALLA his new Shop. opposite
lssertel Norman's, where he is prepared to ac-
commodatc his friends and the public, with any
thing in his line at the shortest notice and on the
most reasonable terms.
He is just receiving n large and very superior
Stock of Cloths, C3asSiincres, fancy and
plain; Linens, great variety Vestings. of all
patterns, and great variety of other articles.
Ready Made Clothing,
a general assortment from tine very best and
most fashionable makers
lie returns his thanks for past liberal patron
age, and pledges satisfaction to purchasers at his
store. Give me a trial at my new stand.
Walhaila, May 26 1851 40
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H'OHlEEAh.

THos, DoDGENS tolls before me onc stray
Steer Supposed to be three years old. has rcd
sides. white back and belly, with white face
marked = with crept off the left year and swailow
;VrS ana bit IN the nghtappraised at Sill
Jocassce Taiiey--the owner 10 prove PROPERTY
pay expenses and take hin, away
April 6, 1887 JOHN KNOX, m.rn
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
At Pickcns a.. m.

WHE subscribers are now receiving and
opening large and carefully selected
stock of new and elegant
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
Consisting, in part, of Silks, Muslius, Cal
leo, Ginghams, Trimmings, etc.
Bonnets, Ribbons, Laces and Thread:
Cassi'neres, Drap d'Ete, Linens, Vestings;
Ready Made Clothing.
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Caters:
And the usual variety in the DRY GOODS
line.
Also, Hardware, Crockery and Cutlery.
SEGARS and Tobacco of the best quality.
Groceries,
As cheap as can be bought anywhere in
the up-country.
Our Stock is a very full one. and has
been carefully laid in by one of The firm.
We can, therefore, recommend highly eve.
ry article we have on hand, and will sell
on the most reasonable terms We respect
fully solicit the continued patronage OF our
friends and the public
As heretofore, we will exchange Goods
for the usual articles of Barter
E. & E. L. ALEXANDER.
May 2, 1857 a. If
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A. e. NORMAN
ISSERTEL & NORMAN,
WnIHlaIln, s. C..

--------A--- .ft .
ISSERTEL & NORMAN,
WaIhalIa, s.. G..
TllE sui 'ibers beg leave to inform their
L friends and the public generally that
they are now receiving large and elegant
assortment of seasonable
Dry Goods,
Consisting of the usual variety, which are
of the latest styles and most beautiful pat
terms. Together with fresh supply of
GROCERIES,,
Purchased on the best terms in the New
York, Baltimore and Charleston markets.
sad will be sold on the best terms for cash
only. Try them
JcWclry, &c.
They also have on hand a very valuable
Stock of Jewery, including splendid Gold
and Silver Watches, and Fancy Articles.
Drugs, Medicines, &c.
Their Stock in this department is heavy,
and the assortment general, and, as great
care was mad in purchasing the purchaser
may rest assured Of getting a pure article.
Their Stock embraces quite variety of
other articles, which can only be apprecia.
ted by being seen. Call early and buy
bargains. IssERTEL & NORMAN.
Walhalla. May 25, 1857 46 If
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State OF South Carolina.

rIoSENs DIsrRIcr--IN THE COURT ur coMMoN PLEAS.
'S0'' rr"'Aef 1ore;gn Aaac1ment
Ansou Bangs d Co. MOTIFS Harrison.
WHEREAS, the plaintiffs did on the 18th day
Nv Of December, 1855, file their 1eclorati,m n,
gainst the defendants, who (as it is sad) are alb.
sent from and without the limits Of this State.ond
have neither wifenor attorney known within sLe
same upon whom copy of the said declaration
might be served: Itis ordered therefore, that the
said defendants do appear and plead To the said
declaration on or before the le:h 6ayof Deem.
Der, 1857, otherwise final and absolute iutlgtnant
VIII then begiyennnd awarded against them.
Dec 1S. 1876. y. E.HAGO0D scco
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-06
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

T'HERE will be sold on the 18th June next. mt
! my store near Pumpkutown, ONE LIKE.
LP NEGRO GIRL about ten or eleven wears
OF age Terms-on credit Of nine months with
note approved security and interest
MATTHEW KEITH, I,bp'r
Nav 25 1857 az :,
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LOTS FOR SALE,

DERg0Ng desfYous of purchasing LOTS
1 in thetowp of Walhaiia, can have them
on the usual conditions. Apply TO
j. ii, 0STEED0RFF, Aat.
Nov. 0, 1854 20 If
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cry prospect of joyous and successful oc-
casion. For the succeeding exercises and
ceremonies of the celebration we refer our
readers to the published programme.
Charleston EUeninq News.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-06
Estate Notice.

~ Murphree, deceased, will make payment and
those having demands against said estate will rem
der them in legally attested on OF bef0re the
26th day of june next. as ON that day . final set
Element of said estate will be made in the ordi-
Barys Office, at Pickens O. III.
MARY .AIEX ANDEA, Extrix.
j. ~ MURPHREE Ex'oE.
E Warch 9t, 1851 S6 SIN
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State OF south Carolina,

IN EQUITY Y--PICRENs.
Mary Ann Couch
VS. Bill for rPartition.
Robert Couch and others
T appearing to my satisfaction that the heirs al
law of Ellcnder Baker, to wit; John Baker.
the heirs at law of Mary Ann Williams, ----
Forester and wife Elizabeth William Baker, Lu-
ciDla Baker. Robert Baker, Richard Baker Craw-
this bill of complaint reside without The limits of
this State: OH motion Of Harrison complanants
SOLICITOR it is ordered that the said absent defend
ants do plead. answer demur to the said bill of
complaiut within three months from the pub
licatiOn hereof or the said bill will be taken pro
conf fesso as to them
ROB'T. a. THOMPSON, c.Er.D.
Conrs office. Nav 2, 1857 9m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-06

the United States sloop.of-war 81 Mary's,
appeared in the allied camp, aud commence
ed negotiations with Cen Mora for the sur
'render of Walker and tie remnant of his
force. AT this time the force of Mora be-
sieging the city amounted to over $500
men.
Then follow copies of the official papers
of the negotiation. which resulted in the ca
ptulalion of Walker, but we have not the
space for their publications
The following is the General Order is
sued by Gen. Walker TO his troops after the
capitulation, You will observe the phrase,
:" in parting for the present" etc., in the
document:
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FANAH. NqD DHCE.

'FHE legal heirs and representatives of Russell
4 Cannon deceased, are hereby notified thata
final settlement of the Estate of the said doccae.
ed will be had before the Ordinary, at rcken,
Court House, the 27th day of July next Those
indebted to said estate viii make payment, and
those having demands will present them ON or hcs
fore that time. RANSOM DUKE}
IL. DUKE, hdm TS'
pril % 1857 41 am
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Statc of SOmtln Cor0Tima.

PfcKENs DisTEICr--IN THE COURT OF COMMON pLr.s
Dickson" NJ, Lnmpki" Foreign Auoenn;tnt.
Thomas w Chastain W. J. CAN'T
WHEREAS, the plaintiff did, on the 4th dav
w OF March, 1857, file his declaration against
the defendant, who (as it is said) rs absent from
and without the limits Oft this State, and have ne-
ther wife nor attorney known within the samo
upon whom copy of the said declaration might
be served: 1t is ordered, therefore, that the said
defendant do appear and plead tn the said decla-
ration on or before the 18th day Of March. 1858
9'herwlae fnal and absolute judgment will then
be given and awarded against him.
March If, 1857 j. r. HAGOOD ccp
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SPRING & SUMMER GOODS!
AT Bachelors Retreat.
FRENCH, SWISS, BRITISH AND
American DTy Goods.
THE subscriber is now receiving one of the
4 best selected and eutire new Stock of
DEeY GOODS
He Las had for the last seven years. Besides
which, he has variety of F1NCY GOODS 4;
also, Boots Shoes. Hats and Bonnets of all STYLES
and fashions; Groceries, Hardware, Crock.
cry, Medicines Dye.Stuffs, DC; in fact, most ar.
ticles usually kept in a country store Give me
+" call and you will not leave without making a
purchase, and carrying off II bnrgainl
will Barter for Corn, Fodder, Wheat, Bacon
Raw Hides, Beeswax Tallow, Dried Fruit, DC.
allowing the very highest market prices
LEONARD TOWERS.
April % 1857 Ill pm
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LAST CALL.

i HAVE left my Notes at Pickens g. H. with
Il ", r, ALExAsDEg for collection, sn,,itllose that
pay eoonswill save cost.
! Z. ALEXANDER, Ja.
June 3, 1881 ~
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A.. f.. M.

THE next Regular Communication of Pentle-
i ton Lodge. No. 81, A.. f.. NJ; will be held in
the Lodge Rnom ON Monday june Sth at o'clock,
p. NJ. BY order of w. II. JoNEs W.. NJ,
May IA a b. f. SEABoRN, Sec'y
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SPRING g. SUMMER GOODS.

NJ ulhu " DU mnlEl UUUID.
GROCERIES,, sc.
TllE undersigned has just returned from
Il Charleston with large and well selec-
ted Stock of new and elegant
Spring and Summer Goods,
Consisting partly Of Calicoes, Ginghams.
Muslms, DC;
Bonnets, Trimmings, Ribbons, and Laces;
Cloths, Cassimeres, Drap d'Ete, Linens and
Veslings;
Gloves, Hats & Caps, Boots & Shoes;
Saddles, Brides and MartingaIes;
Together with many other articles in the
Dry Goods me.
ALSO, S.gars and Tobacco of the very
best quality.
Groceries
a large and fresh lot, for sale very low.
My friends and the public are requested
to examine my stock for themselves, as +
charge nothing for showing Goods; and
am also determined to sell as low as the
lowest. Try me.
[ will exchange Goods for Beeswax, Tai
low, Feathers, Hides, &c, &c, as we'll as
sci! on the most reasonable terms.
j. N. LAWRENCE.
Pickens @. H., March II, 1851 So
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ToRoNro, May 29,-The boiler Of the
steamer Inkerman exploded this afternoon
at 4 o'clock, instantly killing two men and
dangerously woundihg six. The crew con-
sisted Of twenty-five men. of whom Capt.
McBroome, Mclaughlin and one other are
The only ones that escaped uninjured. No
passengers rswere on board. Ilis feared that
there are still ten more bodies in the wreck,
as that number are missing.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-06
DIR. Y. ~. GREEN

OFFERS his Professional sSsvi:uo to the c:.!-
" zens Of Pickcns District, in the practice of
Medicine in its various branches, He would say
that he has an experienced ten years in practice
Office in his Store. April II, 1857