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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-11-14
&WERIRHN,S SALRS.

DI virtue of smdry wlits of ficri facias to me
- directed viii be sold before the Court II ousc
in PiGkens District, within the legal hours, on
the first Monday and Tuesday in December next
One tract of Land, near Pictensvillc, contain
ing One Hundred and four acres more or less
adjoining lands of Rufus Oats, r Bnlentine and
others, whoreon II w Folgcr NOW fiycs epied
on as his properly, mt The salt OF Ball, Crss s.
Co, against r. w FoIgcr and a M Folgcr
One tract of Land, containing One Hundred
and twenty-five acres moro or less, adjoining
lOnds of Il n Garvin, w Reeves and others, lev
led on as the property of John Andcrs at tho suit
of Rhoda Middleton.
One tract of Land, containing One Hundred
and forty-rinc acres more or less, on Goldcn's
creek, wnters of Twelve Mile River wlepeon
the defendant now lives. Sold OH a credit of
II months to foreclosc n mortgage in favor of
i III Boggs vs S Chamblin
On Tuesday after salc-day, at the defendant s
residence, near Pickensyille, two mules, one two
horse OaTriage ard harIIess, one two horse wag-
gon, about cigAty barrels of corn, 1900 bundles
of fodder, levied on as the property of r. w
Folger at tic suit of BAH, Criss Co., and 9TH
ors.
FERNS cash purchdsePsts ts pay for, papers.
j.. C. CRAIG, spD.
Noy. @, 1851 o I'd
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State OF South Carolina,
~ EQUITY--PICKENE

IN EQUITH--PlCKENS.
Abraham Duke, ct. ux., Ct al \ pu, c., =. .,,,,.
JOS. Donaldson, ~ ct. ux, ct. al Acct SC
I'lE Court of Equity, for Pickens district hav-
ing referred the Accounts of Harriet Duke,
Administrative, and Ransom Duke Administra-
tor, wish the will annexed, of the Personal Es-
tate of Russell Cannon, deceased to the Com
missioner forscttlement, the defendants Carter
Carton, tho lieirs-at-law of William Cannon de-
ceased, Margaret MaTehbanks, Judy Kcndrick,
Elijah Cannon, Martha Brown and jas. Cannon,
who are absent from the State, will take notice
that the said REFERENCES viii he held mt my OF.
flee, on Monday the 18th day of March next
R0B'T A. THOMPSON, c.g.r.p.
Coin'rs Office, Nov IA 1857 td
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GOOD N EW S!
I" Hard 'Fi1mcs No More s,

M u have Just received ono of the largest
w Stocks OF Goods
That has over been brought to Pendlcton,
which lfc propose selling AT PRICES to suit
THE TIMES. Our GOODS were bought i'm
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore
richmond and Charleston, having purchased
such articles in said CITIES as could be had
on the most ADY,ANTAGEOU TERMS
We INVITE ono aud all to come and LOOK
at our GOODS, whether they wish to buy
or not--we charge NOTHING for SIIOW-
ING them, and but SHORT PROFITS when
we SELL. Wcdo not advertise for form, or
merely to patroniso q paper, but to let the
WHOLE PEOPLE KNOW that we havo a
Large Stock of Goods,
And that we are in EARNEST when we say
we will sell them LOW We think we can
safely say that our assortment is not cxccllcd
IN the upper country 1t consists in part of
Cloths, Cassimcres, Vestings Twccds, Sati-
nets, Geo Pianos, Korseys, Liuseys aud
Flanncls;
Brown and blcNchcd Shifting, at 81 to o25c;
Bleached and brown Shrtings, and Pillow
Casing @
Dlcachcd colorcd and brown Drills;
Sacking aud Seamless Bags; Irish snd Blay
Linens; Jaconet, Cambrics and Musins Plain
plaid and stripped; Hats Caps, Bonncts and
Millinery Goods; READY MADE CLOTH
ING; Mcrino, Silk and Cotton Drawers and
Shirts; India Rubber Shoes; Coats, Pants
and Loggings Boots and Shoes Yankoo No
tions, Toys; GROCERIES, Buckwheat -four,
Fruits, Pickles anu Preserves; Drugs Paints,
.Dyc-Stuhs and Garden Seed; Shcvcls Spades
and Axes; Horse Shoes and Nails Cutlery
and all kinds; Hardware; Crockery, China
Ware, &C., 81.
We are prepared to fill orders for Boiling
Cloths Mill Stones, and Mill Fixtures, on
short notice.
We will take in exchange for Goods, Tur-
keys, Ducks, Chickens, Eggs and Buttcr,
Country Cotton and Wool IIomcspun, Wool
Hats, Wool, Dried Apples and Peaches, Ba-
con, Lard, Nonson Hams, Hides, Talow
Becswax, Honey, Shingles, Lumber, Peas
Oats, Corn, Wheat, Rye, Barley, &C.
WE TAKE TIE BILLS of the SUSPEN-
DED BANKS OF THIS STATE, and most
Of those of GEORGIA. We will allow 5
PER CENT premium on GOLD and SILVER
When the purchase exceeds ST.
j. B. +. SLOAN & co.
Pcndleton. Nov. L, 1857 IL If
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Administrators Sale.

FH NIIEKE will be sold, on Thursday the 26th
IL day of November, instant to the high
est bidder, at the late residence of Captain
Robert Stewart deceased, all the Personal
Estate of said deceased, consisting of Corn,
Fodder, Wheat, Shucks, Rye, Cattle, yoke
of Oxen, d head of Horses, . Wagons, 90
good fat Hogs, stock Hogs, Still aud Stands,
Farming Tools, lIousehold and Kitchen Fur
niturc, and many other articles too tedious
to mention.
TERaIS.-All sums over five dollars on a
credit of twelve months with interest; of and
under. that amount. cash.
ABRAHAM STEWART }
Z. n. MCKINNEY, Admrs
Nov. 8, 1857 Is
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NEW MARBLE YARn.

AZ GreeMvi1lc o., HH., So. Ca.
fTHE SUBCRiBERS having opened an cstab-
4 lishment in the town of Grecnville for the
sale of MARBLE sex
1EOnIHments, TOIMbS, Head stones
And all other work done in their line. good
assortment of Marble will be kept constantly on
hand, to which they would respectfully call the
attention of the citizens of this and the surroun
ding Districts. An experience of over fifteen
years In the Marble business, warrants the sub
scribers in saying that satisfaction will be given
to all who may favourthem with their orders.
Orders By mail promptly attended to.
CHALMERS & ALLEN
9t1Se Referto GowgR, Cox & Gowgn, aud w .
III, WATSON, Greenville.
Nov l4, 1857 18 3m
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Flae state of South CarOEfna.

.ass. st .iN OhDINAItN-relICkRNts
Jonas Philips Jr. ls,f
VS. Summons in Partition.
Henry Gasawny, ct ais
ETappcaring to my satisfaetioa tllat John GAS
/ Gw0y, James Gasaway. RacIol Gtsagay, Ira;
GasawnS, William Gasaway, jeremiah sutton
oIrl wiIe Sarah, Wesley Gasaway,5 Bryant Bau-
tly aqd wife Phoebe, Nathan Phillips and wife
NPahaia, Edward Williams and vile Mary, Fesi,Ie
bayoh6 tlie limits Of this state II Is of,lefe&
therefore, That tho said absent paEties before
namesl do appeeg inmY Office at piekens c,
~. eitheBp personallyo op ~ attorney, and object
20 tile divisian oF sklc of tb6 Real Estate OF
Henry GasawAy, deeessel within three MONTHS
from The piblicatisn hefe OF theh.eonsent to
,tke s,trac vii ". enierEd tf reeoy,t III.
80 hs& E's va ss6lSS;s q fsc.s
cslisayy oiilSs 81, (, ts8s 3p.
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NEW CLOTHING.
The Banks Not Broken F!
m F A 4 Is m

UUs U M y u UN
A L WALIIALLA, is receiving a large
"a and fresh STOCK OF GOODS, such as
DRY GOODS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING, Hats g. Caps,
Boots and Shoes, Cravats, Yestings, &C., &C.,
with o general assortment of the most fash
ionablc Fall and Winter Goods.
TAILORING done in tho establishment at
short notice, and on the best terms.
His friends and the public are invited to
examine his Stock. It's large and complete,
and, having been laid in with great care for
this market, will, be disposed of ON the most
reasonable terms.
gsA- Call ut the New Building, opposite
the Post Office, Walhalla, and buy bargains
Nov. Ii, 1857 Is 2m
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EgTATE3 SAIE.

FHNIERE will BIO seld, at the late residonee
III of William lBoggy, deceased, ON Thurs.
day the 3d day of December next portion
OF, the PERSONAL ESTATE Of the said do.
ceased, to Wit: M
About six hundred llushols WIIEAT, larec
lot CORN, Fodder, Horses, Al,llcs, Hogs
Cattle, Sheep, Oats, Sh,iclss, Q ycko lxan,
s. Wagons and Harness, Blpsksmith 3 Tool
EarIpiny Pools. ISttchen Furniture. and
nanny other articles too tedious Is mention.
bk9r a sale will also be made at tic place
owned by tso deceased, on Tweigo Mills ISiy.
efs on the 4tll, Dteengjefs where,and when q
n6mi1ee of iike articles ygiIl bA sold
Iisl 3sS I, Sums 81 4eS ilse dollata ~ 4
cteditaf twelve months, seeuesd le note.ahd.
.segurity dnder ellat ag,s,s, easgs,
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COME AND SEE!

TENIIE subscriber not being able, by afTlic-
Il tion and otherwise to attend to his bus
mess rs it should be, offers all his VALUA-
BILE LANDS and other property for sale.
Tho lands are good, pretty we'll improved,
well timbered and watcrcd, with good bottom
land, The places are public and desirable,
with water power. and gold mine thereon.
Ten likely NEGllOES and other personal es-
tate will be sold with the premises, ifwamtcd
Terms accommodating Apply, four miles
west of Pickensville, s. c.. to
ELIlIU GRIFFIN.
Sept. %, 1857 III 2n3m#
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ELook Hore EvorYbodYl

READ |plLISi READ TIIISil r SOME
THING no YOUR OWN INTEREST,". /,
REGGIE fcr making Ink ] viii on The
1R rsoeiPb Of TNgnRTY-PiyB CENTS forward 10
any person recipe for making Ink at cents
per gallon. u makes a beautiful mark, and Ia
as good or better slah tho inls that yo,t btey out
of tbestorc. There is no ilgfnBGggefy about ii.
II will pDy a trial. You can buy the recipeaml
mako your owIlinis. All persons that ever write
should havearccipe. They can make o gallons
witlswhat II would take 70 buy one little bottle
fplt CUB of tho storel Merchants and all per.
sons Wllo wish 70 keep ink 10 selaisellld web
10 send and get recipe and malesheirownif1v.
,Siytls as editors and newspaper pablisheYs mako
u.e of great deal Of Ink, I.maks the following
Proposition tothems THAT IL they will give This
notice one insertion, and call the attention OF
their reaslers felt IN an cditogiaf AMI send me
the paperwhict eontai0s st. viii scIsd' 'thent 4
reGipe ~ ask u 90 give Il. u tritis ord. 10
,ygiIb Trust recommend itsclf Address
~ ~ Hy44TT, AsurfreesbosSe Tenn.
III pcstege stamps will sasver the saisse
pttsBoee as silgsF Nov 1885,
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gYM zIsg Is e.

MAseleb, on llsa evening of tba tst ~. n,
Eey: 81 AiaGitgagS KS. q. I,' GI.,zES,sn q
Mcnlcrsost Coenty, ~. e., go Miss FtnsIe ts
ysapges ahlghtef Of }, s. oioasctt. flsat ~
On3th INST By W ST (iisIsas.i, sf, as * y.
house Of W, y, (, NEitey On G01neros Iie,,l
sif Of piokeRs. s.'' s'''''f'
KY Printoss feercceiyod
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Blue Ridge Railroad 90. i'm So. Ga,

AhAsAe RSAUGe railroad 60. In So. Ca
NuBSCRIBERS to the Capital Stock of this
~ Company are hereby notified that the 18TH
and 18TH INSTALMENTS upon the first sub.
scription, and FIVE PER CENT upon the a.
mount OF the second subscription, are required
to be pajdas follows: The 12TI INSTALNiENT
on the 3D. day f January 1858 Tho 18TH
lNSTALMENT and FIVE PER CENT ON se-
cond subscription, on the I'd day of February,
1858. BY order:
VII. II. PERONNEAU, Treasurer.
Nov. g. 1857 lS t3F
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Andergon Prices Current.
oonnEerEp wnNKlY gr rNeLasp. alEcElEY Co

SO"NhN'hb NIFhLt bh ENGIAAD, BLEfkLEN D co
ANDEnsoN c. H., Nov. 10 1907.
Cotton per lb. 10 a. II
Salt per sack, 200
Coffee, Rio, per liz. 10 (0 IL
Sugars brown, per Ib. II a. IL
g crushed and loaf, per lb.' 14(@ 18
Molasses, West India, per gallon, so a. 81
," N. 0ronns' so "a 81
Yarn (Ga. per bunch, l.20
osnaGthgs, (hcaTy) per yard, ~ CIJ If
Shirtings, 10 a. III
Iron, common size s,Scdc, per To- O.
English, 6
Nails per keg, GA Gl
Oil, Linseed, per gallon, 1.37 a. 1850
Train, 90 a. !OO
Glass, SX10 3 Ia 3.25
10Nl2 5.25 a. $50
Rice, per lb. "a ar
Flour, per barrel 8 G6 $50
Wheat per bushcl, 90 a. 05
Bacon, hog round IL (S II
Bagging, Gunny per yard, 18 (o} 30
Oats, por bushcl, 80 a. 55
Peas, 80 F." 40
Powder, NiRc, per keg, 7M71
R1lS0 There is always to he f6Tihd n good stock
of Goods, at f. h. I&.. Co.'S
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4. W. CIR ZEN

~ w ~ " - ~ ~
Az PHCE<ENS g. HE., $. a.,
TSnow opening a LARGE STOCK of NEW
il AND ELEGANT GOODS for the
Fall and Winter Trade.
My Goods were purchased by myself in New
York and, in making selections, l exercised
all of the care und taste at my command -
My Goods were also purchased after the mon
led pressure in Kew York had caused tuilares
in almost every department of trade, and Il
consequent reduction in prices, and think
an examination OF my Goods will show a
corresponding reduction in my rates.
Amongst my Goods may be found almost
every variety of DRY GOODS for Ladies'
and Gentlemcn's WEAR
READY MADECL0rIIINGin in ngrcatvarictv:
BOOTS & SHOES, a good stock for Winter
wear;
HATS s. CAPS of all styles;
Silk and Straw Bonncts, and Trimmings;
Fancy Goods and Yankee Notions5
Ladies Cloaks and Hoop Skirts;
Drugs, Medicines and Dyc-StuRs;
Hardware and Cutlcry Saddles g Saddlcry;
Crockcry and Glassware, GROCERIES, Sc
Also
On hand fresh supply of Medicines for Shop
use. and ! am ready to resume the practice
of Medicine
MS. Call soon and buy cheap GOODS!
Oct. %, 1857 l6 If
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LAND! LAND I! LAND!!

LAND! LAND!! LAND!!
pY Order of III. a. DeSaussure, Executor
1O of Mrs. S. and Thomas Poon, | will ex-
pose to public sale ut Anderson G. H., on the
First Monday in December,
All the TRACT OF LAND on which the
late Dr. John G.. Boon resided, containing
BIO ACRES,
Lying on NIillwce Creek, ana bounded bv
lands Off. p. Lewis, = Majors, and others.
On the promises there is large and comfor-
table two-story Dwelling House, and allusual
out buildings belonging to n we'll appointed
Farm. The Land is about four miles from
the thriving town of Pendletou, and about
nine miles from Anderson.
Persons wishing such place would do we'll
to pttend Mt the sale of the above place on the
day statcd, us the property will positively be
sold on that day.
TERMS or SALE
One half in CASH the balance on credit
of one year, with interest from day of sale Sc
cured by bond, mortgage of the premises, aud
personal security, if required. Purchaser to
topay for necessary papers. Possession Civ
en- when these terms are complied with
ISlIAM w. TAYLOR, Ag't.
Nov. 4, 1857 IL
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GRAND RATTLE.

$50. 600 SIs MGRFR pRo% 9F rEAY XAFgA; "a
BE RAFFLED FOR. consisting OF EAS-
LEN'S SPLENDID MILLS, and ethcr ma
chincly, together with Seven Hundred
Acres of Land and 249 Town Tots in the
Village Of Easley, making $50 prizes High.
cst prize, $20,000HI For further particulars
sec hand bills, or address either of the follow
ing gentlemen ut Easicy, Pichcns District
South Carolina.
Price of chances only $1,000. Anyl,crsGn
enclosing $1,000 addressed as above, aud Civ
ing their name and Post Office plainly writ
ten, will receive certificate of chance by re-
turn mail
T. n. GARvIN, ! @fB. =. SLOAN.
4. =. LEWIS, z II. LEE THRUSToN,
JOHN BOWEN, I 81 .tLEX.. MoBEE.
GEO. sEABoRN, : u. ID. ASlImoRB.
Oct. 2, 1857 12 0
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IssERTEL g N0RMAN..l \.


VIE subscribers beg leave 20 Inform their
4 friends and the pnblic generally. thatthcy
arc now receiving a large and elegant aSs
sOrtment of scasonabe'
HbHy Goods,
Consisting OK the usual variety /, Which arc Of
the latest styles and most beautiful nattornss
Together with affeslr supply Of.
GROCERIES,
U. :. ynased on the best tfcrmsin in the New York,
Baltimore and Charleston markets. and will
he sold on the best terms for ct,sh oiay. Try
tliom.
sJeSgclry, &c.
They also hateoti hand very valuable Stock,
ofJewehg, Including splendid Gold and SilI
yer MATCHES and Fancy Articles.
DFUgs, Medicines, &c.
Their stock in tliis department is heavy and
the assorhnent general, and, MS great caro-
was nad in buying the purcLasef max rest
assilrra Of gettiNg n Ipr6 article,
Thor Stock rmhracys quite a variety &C
other articles which ea3gdlilc l,c sprrGS;afci
gbylpSng seen. f'ali osa8S aIi,5batttSraam,
gty3s Z ,lSsh2'fE Etd. 50 s81SsllfAl.tNs,t
IL IaN d
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Carriage Coupling.
Public salo.

III HuIERE will be sold, at the late residence
II of R0b't Stewart, deceased, on Wcdnes.
day the 10Th day OF November next, all tho
Personal ESTATE of said deceased. con
sisting of Corn, Fodder, Cattle, Hogs. Shcop.
yoke of Oxen, Still and Stunds, head of
Horses, Farming Tools, Household and Kitch-
en- Furniturct and many other articles too
tedious to mention.
Terms made known on day of sale.
II. II. PRICE, Admir-.
Oct. So 1857 IG q
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R giPdlHRF

NFE. III. GRIFFIN, Treasurer of the Board
" of Commissioners OF Roads for the 5th
Regiment, South Carolina Militia.
1857. DIR
TO amount received of j. L, IIogood, former
Treasurer $2l0 73
Received ofCommissioncr Hamilton
for Estray Sheep, 2-37l
Received of Commissioners Morgan
for Estray Shoat 70
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a ReguIar Communications

rGNF Keowce Lodge, No. 70, AS.fR... M.
W viii be held on Monday, the 7th Of De-
cember poXtf at G,o'cIock, n NJ A Apanctual
attendanceo of members isdcyiretl, rs business
.of Importance will be transaeted.
By order of RoB'T, A. THoMPsoS, w. M.
Nov. l.. THOMAS, See,ry
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.A K

4 sill ESQ stI tIt ssSis. l6lsgg Il 2s
e ssgts peE pint pplg y ssltsls!l,s &, lEs
!. 90, 1857 8
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Administratrfx's Sale.

Administrative Sale.
TINllERE will be sold, on Monday tho lGth
d day of November next, at the late resi-
dcncd of j. w. Couch, deceased, all the Per
sonul Estate of said deceased, consisting of
TWO EIKEIY NEGROES.
One Mare, Wheat, Corn. Cotton, Fodder, /
two-horso Wagon, Cattle, Hogs, Farming
Tools, Household and Kitchen Furniture, and
various other articles too numerous to nen,
eion.
TERMS OF SALE--aAll sums over five
dollars, twelve month,rcrcdit with interest,
Under that amount cash. Note and security
will be required 30 secure the sale money.
G. j. C0UGII, Adm'n.
Oct 25, 1851. l6
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$2l9 85l
1857. Amounts paid out. Cr
Feb, 2, Paid f. N. Garvin, Commissioner
Millcrs order, for repairing Bridge on II
Mile near Garvin's 100 90
March IL, Paid j. L. Sloan, Com
missioner Millers order, for repair
ing Bridge on l8 Mile Creek, 10 90
March IL, Paid Commissioner Mil
Ter, for work on l2 Mile Bridge,
near Con. Garvim's, 8 so
$l7G so
By commissions for received $213S5
at % per cent, 5 "a
BY Commissions for poying out
$l76 50at2I per cent, 4 Al
p per cent commission en- half of
Sl73 90 paid forrepairs of Bridge
over Kcowee by the two joint
Boards OF the District . T6
$lSS Il
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Masonic Notice.

~ EXTRA Communication of Keowee
"a. Lodge. No. 10, A.! ~, NJ, will be held
on donday 10Th inst at q O'Clock p. n,
BY order of the W.. M
Nov, S Ia THOMAS. SeelH
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS

J. d. SMITH & CO.,
All PENDLETON SD. CA,
A RE now receiving and opening splcn-
IA did new and carefully selected Stock of
Fall and Winter Dry Goods,
Which have been purchased by one of the
firm on very advantageous terms. Our stock
consists, in part, of LADIES DRESS GOODS,
such as Muslin dcLains Cashmcros, Alpac-
cas-; Ginghams, Cnlicocs, and Fancy Articles.
For GENTLEMEN'S WEAR, we have
Cloths, Cassimcrcs, Twceds, Satnots, Nost-
ings, Cravats, &C., &c,
Ready Wade Clothing,
Consisting of Cloth Satnet, Tweed, Dress
and o. fcoats, Pants and Vests, of superior
style and finish.
n largo stock OF Silk and Morocco EATERS.
BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPS.
Jcwclry, Gold Brooches, Ear Bobs, Finger
Rings and othor articles.
MI Of which we will sell low for CASH
Call and examine our Stock for yourselves
and he convinced.
Oct. 5. 1857 l3 If
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A.. f.. NJ.

A. f., NJ.
It!E nexs Regular Communication of Pcnale-
ton Lodge, No. 81, A.. F.. NJ will be
held in.the Lodge Hoom on Tuesday, December
lst, ut Z O'clock, T. 81.
by order Of w. r. JosEs. W.. NJ.
Nos. 8 B. q. sEABOIES, Soc'ry
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Balancein Treasurcrs hands, $25 40
Il. H. GRIFFIN, Treas'r.
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Boston, NovS2--The money market
: shows signs of returning confidence, and
the banks arc again stronger in specie than
at the same time last week, The dry goods
and other paper maturing this month has
mostly been arranged, aud but few failures
arc apprehended.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-11-14

@ studge ST., considerable OF ii farmer
Of t7 county, yerncnt, bosghti new
scytiie for hisson Hin, and set him 70 work
IN the meadow withs the rest of the hay.
makers, '1t don't work right, said jim
70 tIie honore1 f.parient, aftcr crxtiny n
cIIp OF two! t.iNYhat ts she mattei ;sith ifts,,
inauissd the Judge. don't hang right
on the snaitls1 = said Jip5 .stopping 10, asB,
Just the scythe anes: Scythes often plague
tho mowers in this way, at FIRST and Ji,n's
segthe wes particularly obss;aate. So the
9id gentleman tinkorc,l IL over and over
again. HIt don't hang any bctters soiti'
Jim, plaiGtisely ssT6en hang It "a sGit
ysusgelf, saldi tho Jatlgc, $50 / wili,G
said J IN. and hangiug tbe scythe o.. d tree,
he lazllyfetifedl from thesfielsF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-11
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.
Of The Star.

GEoRGETowS, April IL, 1857.
We are informed that since the purchase by Mr.
John E. Carter of one of the beautiful sites on
Lees Hill for private residence several of those
lying adjacent have been purchased by other par
Ties Tor the same purpose. We are further in
formed that some of the original owners of these
lots realized ffom fifty to three hundred per cent
upon the sales.
A portion Of our city will be lighted with gas.
Tor the nrst time, on to- morrow Sunday NIGHT
We already hear Of considerable Complaint AMONG
those most interested, about the reckless conduct
OF the boys In breaking lamps. We would advise
the parents OF such to look well the ma lie
they be compelled to foot some pretty heavy fines
or have the modification of seeing their children
carried before the Criminal Court for malicious
mischief. Look out books, the officers are on the
look out for YOU
Trade upon our canal this week has been rather
limited We notice quite a number Of boats conn.,
ing In, prepared for fishing expedition. We fear,
however, from present indications that they will
be detained some time
The supply OF FISH at our docks Is still very lim-
tied, and prices have slightly advanced since our
report OF yesterday. Shad are selling this morn.
ing at Sl4aSl5 per 100, herring at 80 per 900,
and perch AT Is cents per bunch
Both branches Of our City Councils was minus
quorum last night. Consequently we have moth
ing in that line to report
The offerings Of beef cattle at Droyers, Rest
Yesterday, amounted to only $50 head 100 of which
was purchased by District butchers at 81 5lsa al
the hoof, equal to S9aSl2 net IS Of the remain
der were driven TO Baltimore, and IS left over.
Sheep, Sass cents per Id. gross.
No material change in the -four and grain mark
cts sales yesterday Of $50 bbls. flour at 1914
SPECTATOR.