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state on somth CnroEima,
IN oRDINARY-pIcKENs.

IN RDINARY--pICKENS.
Daniel .Ncxandcr
VS.. Summons in Partition
JAS. Alexander, Ct als
I Tnppcaring to me that James Alexander Vim.
Durham and wife Melinda. and Sally Boat
ncr, defendants in this cnso, reside without the
limits of this State: tis ordered that they do
appear in the Ortlinary's office, Mt Pickcns c.
H., on Monday the 4,h day of October noxt,
and object to the division or sale of the Real Es-
tate ofThomas Alexander, deceased, or their
consent TO the same will be entered of record.
W.. J. PARSONS, o.P,p.
Ordinnry's Office. July ., 1868 3m
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NSBTHGE.

g 4 PUBLICATION will be made to the next 9es-
"A sion of the South Carolina Legislature for.
public road, to leave tho Cleyton road near
Gembrell Brazealcs, to pass near Wagncr's saw
mill, thence to Sandy ford on Chattuga rivers
Aug. IA. 1858 Gin
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-09-18
SGate oa' Aogsth CaroIIna,
~ ORDINARY +AlsIcKINs. l

Va Summons In Partition
Edward Cox, ct. ais.
IT Tappearing TO my satief1ctlon that John Coz
tleton Edgc and vito Minerva, Gcorgo Nases
aad wife Jnns, George Glow and vile Rh5da.
reside without the limits oftbis State Il IL or.
'dored, therefore, thai asey do appear in the Or
dinary's ojce, ut Ricknns G. III. cii Monday tho
6th dry Of November next.snpd object ia tlietll.
vision OF sale Of lhe Real Eslaie Of ,Ioahua Cox.
dooeased, orthcir consent 10 tho same will be
entered Of record q
w j. PARSONS, orr.
Ordinary Office. August s, 1853
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A Final Settlegaent

WILL be made, on tho 30th day OF October
w next. of tho personal estates of Wilson and
Jesse Mckinney, deceased All Alidemondsagainst.
either estate must be handed in before that day
to JOHN MCKINNEY, Admir-.
July %. 1853 I'd
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LUMRER! LUMBERl
NdhEHdlM.

INHE HHGHI.
A PPLICATION will be made to the next
IN Legislature for charter to construct
Turnpike Road from tho.wcst end of the
great Tunnel, the nearest and best route to
Pulaski. to be called the Bnsstown and Pam
thcr Greek Turnpike. 8
June 10. 1853 Al 3m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-09-18
I SaVahndh Mews.

a MINISTER, preaching on &c subject
of ofmisrcprcsentation and SANDER, said -.
+" When professors of religion so far degrade
themselves and their profession 40 to at
tempt to injure others by lying and misrep-
rcscntation, they should rcmembs. that,
when the devil was disputing with tho
archangel about the body of Moses, the
Lord would not permit the archangel to
bring a railing accusation against the devil;
and until they cen prove that the indiyid-
ual they wish to injure is worse than the
devil, and that they themselves are better
than the rchangcl, the Bible requires
them to hold their tongues and mind their
own business.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-09-18

MoDEsTY is a handsome dish-cover,
which makes us fancy there must be some.
thing very good beneath it,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-09-18

AN Irishman, who was very near-sightcd
about to fight duel, insisted that he should
stand six PAGES nearer his antagonist than
the other did to him, and that they were
both to fire at the same time.
LEARN to live well among i'll men till
thou hast attained that art, thou knowest
not how to live in the world.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-09-18

A WOMAN at Danbury, who has suffer
cd ill-trcatment from her husband, forgiv-
en- him aftcra divorce, and married Sc.
cond time, has seen her clothes committed
to the flames by her husband within week
is after second divorce, and threatens new
cr to marry again
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-09-18

AN Irishmon was about to marry a
Southern girl for her property. viii
you take this woman to be your welded
wife - said the minister. " Yes, yur riv-
erence, and the Miggers too" said Pat.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-09-18

Tiinnhis lady down iiast % hish-nin,ii-
ed that she disdains to own that she has COM
mon sense.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-17
Illinois Central Railroad,

NOR ST LOUIS, ALTON, LEAyENWoBTH CITY
II Kansas City, Te re Haute, Evansville, vintenues
Peoria Decatur, Springfield. jacksonville, Napes
Cairo, nesS1ai., NasaA s..TiaksbassA New orleans.
aGd all points ON tn. lower MissttifTa.
Trans will leave the Great Central Depot, foo, OF
South water and LAAe streets, as iolloxs,
PEORIA r. l. ,Sle, Cincinnati ana Oars EXPRESS ut,
300 a NJ Sundays excepted.)
Peoris st Louis and Ceiro Express at s:i5 N
Sundays excepted
without change OF cars and the most expedtious.t TO
Springfield, Jacksonville and Naples.
To passengers for memphis, Eicksburgh, New Or
leans &C. the Y0ie VIA Isi-o Is thu only direct and
10 twenty four hours In advance any other.
..COSNkCTiAG -.
AT GLMAH-wlth PeeriSk 0sssAwsA I for Pc
oria, GaIesburg and towns upon main line or Illinois
Gent X Il.
east Danviife airi Lafayette; wet for sr na-
neld acssonvile and Naples and towns on the Iii
AT AATroos-with ,rains On thu Terre II auss,uAl-
ton \ st bDse \ B, goingeast to Terre Hau,s India
napolis Evansville ana CrswfsriAsille; west 'oH~As-
ton and st Louis.
AT oDIN AND SAN6ovAL-wnh trains on ,her7r 70
h Mississippi X \ ,. esAs for towns npQn Tia ,ins;
west for st Louis and Alton
AT ST. LovIs--wita Pacific Il. Il and steaspsse icr
Kansas and Nebraska and all point on the Missouri
River. 49,
AT CasRo--wnh-stsansrs for Memphf Natches
New Nrieans and al POINTS on the Mississippi river
leave via Gaeha 4 Chicago Union RR
At 10 O'Clock A NJ and - NJ
Connecting at Dunieith with daily line Of First
Class Passenger Steamers for Prairie Du CHEN La
Csosse Wlnns Hastings Hunsoh Prescott St
Paul. Also, connecting at Dubuque with the Dr.
BUQUE &PAckKIc kfor pyersyile Cedar Rapids
Independence Sioux City &C.
For Bloomington La Sale Dixon Amboy Polo &c
trains leave via Chicago Burlington RI
Ats.4l A Al As.d. 500 49,
Making direct ctions a. Mandota with trains on
Nam Line of Illinois CenlrAF for an te above poil,s
THROUGH TICK ITS
Can be obtained fs 6iceo the Michigan Central
opposite fremont House corner Lake ana Dear
born streets at The flee the Pitt turgh Fl
Wayae Chicago \ H oppOsit a TrsUioIt House and
at the Office Of the company in the Great Central De-
pot foot Of South Wster and Lake,stgetk.Y
JAS g. CLARKE,
". P JOHN6ON, Master Trans por tatt0n -
General Ticket Agent. SILAS BENT -
Jahltdtf Sup't Chicago Div.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-17

5 ns.l.y, 5t- 4,f ~ sls2s I'm f il,. III
leave Weils .'rer, Depot daily. (ag4lays excepted
). : I For Free-ort, Ga.nA, Dun'ehR and e.. Paul.
PassepseT' Md .a,ai. - -. a:tssl
- s'epeer, ND itsi, i ! \
CHIcTtic. fCLT1s< A~rrpws iINE. :
For Di2on PUT sna c-n,+ai iesa.
Through Fss.,engor $780,.
90 'e -....... -..N. SIS N
Dehaib Fass tpgfT'..,,.,... q 30 ~
BELQN. AND AApaQAr BE nGH.
Pr R4nttsa-tusvtir aau n s1isoa.7-v !.
FOX RIVER N'aLlEY BAI4HDAS,
F1FGFgU aiasas Y,E.fFs 4fa R LEI ,. No
T~e tiIsutf tEa!1 vi .taFe ceatrsT TepJt. f.ot
FOR GALYNA, DrKLETfH ANr ~n.'PAUL. :
Daily tsrn n.y. t<cept4fr, 1000 nfaIssn
Ennsbiifg rs.,4rfy5r IL rl.tas ;qos1 conj,.c.,on
with the ~ chissn cer,if.frsi7.. '.. ~. 7
/" ~ TRAdNs-2AsTWARD. il.
/, GALFNA !, CH.CAG1 NNloN RAt.HoAn
Leav: F'rt,ifoe' IL; ~ II y : & srts ~
Leave ffeeP'ri = +EI.I,f ,-..-.. :. go 4 n
CHICAGO tTLTph aNr IOWA l.~i-. 81
Leave =" Fulton Gn y ~ nIs,Fe a t-,,s4n .rM
tesve D.Xalo'6 4 Y, arrive n Ctlraso 9:-9Aa
BELoIT AND AABIScH B&AN4lu -
cave Foh1viie iD;4Ufai srrtge II. O. ago 4i5 II
Leave Footyiie D. 35 II, arriy II Ciic - - a NJ
Leave be!"i' o;'" NJ n fNe III Glltaso 'f;tp NJ
Fun RIVER VALLEY RAitRoAP.
Leave Eigin al 9I9 4 NJ, arrive in Chicago 1910
Leave kgn al zrl5 N, aYr.v- in 0hic aga 4;i5 A NJ
Pa seiseIs Tor q. III "l til 3. :. < hR, in
cluding Fuit II, Boio.t md Aai4t1I Ints shCuld
take the tratia from Ire Wets stseet dcpo,
All teabove trsins connect VI tn 81, d, eastern
lines dtyers.ng f. lrll icsg!
Through tcsets can ge pLrit p. the foowIg IN.
ces +; IL j bptuidiug' couuer .L4t" AID d ar.,orn
street; p + W G i T.ck / one 50 prerb-rr
street; M. hlgen Southern rrlGe, uuder fremont
House and III III" C ntral snI wrls street nep3;s
JQIIA y, y IiVTa preslJeut
r. HALL tup4rn end At.
". A THRALL, Geupra! IIczer AGENT (ocil7d
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-17

| IA wee 20 fhose who Oil reflect
]
his . soiemn fact thssoa hum ~
drei Thousand de aDmDAily in the
Unte1 States With consumption 1G7fra;. TI1Ef
mar smus " premature decay.
There cannot b. IN effect with
out adequate cause
In view OF the awful destrrc- 4X24
tion ofhuman life and health By q fFl7e1X Z
InAarasfnus premsture er- ku2z<{.tx
hnustion and decay OF the n>rv.
Gus syst-m-oervous debility, n -
caused by sexual diseases. such
asthe vices u Self Abuse. SENT
nal weakness, Spermsttofrhea, G,est Impotence
I~ucorrbsA and Steriiity, and Organic Diseases OF
the Kidneys. and In view Of the decepions which are
pnaciiced upon the unfortunate victims OF svch dts
eases by Quacbs and base pretendess Dr. Hubbeil
will give medical advice gratis TO ali patients TINS
afflicted. male or female, who may apply By letter or
pr sonally, With description Of their case a. 10
true and reliable means Of cure Ard he pr,poses 10
treat the unfortunate, and In cases Of extreme power
y and suffering, Tor sum that VIII only Compensate
tn coat Of medicine.
Ia all iiseas'g which affect mankind, airing from
aousf OF sexnsi iunctinns-Whether married or sin
sfe, male or femaie-Doctor Hubbell may be consult
ed privately and secrety, matter what the disease
may be, he will furnish them with deligo,sul and
tie ~ ant rmedes tina, win strengthen IN whole neY.
vous sysern-aDd u at, too, by remedies that never
d. the slightest injury, under any circumstances
To tbs LADfG. ladies troubled with Irregular.
ties, wessness and other complaints peculiar TO the
female system, will ind u speedy cure by cAlaag as
Shove,
All cS" mUufbI!DHH StIctly cDnndentldl.
Address, Hubbeii, y ID, box 1858 o, Chicago
Illinois.
Private ofhee, No s. Randolph n, opposite The
Revere Hasal. ...,-
1ebldif
SPECIAL NOfICE.-IiI0HLY IMPORTANT TO
PEkssEss--Aii thess whose bsatk will not admit oi
booming mothers, and wishing quiet acoomma do
tons unti restored and also to The services II
one OF the most experienced in the United
e,ates. viii please address p o. Box 1885, Chicago
III. maT26i
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Az ~ sdstS W tllusL 49, elr4. IAIi.44.. o. =. t.T
Anboy, DIX n, Freepolt, G4trna Ar! Tn IL n ana
south for laSali0, Tonca .lan-, Z. orl.Lstor, d.
caiur, St. Lots, Eaifn &c.
Al burll un Nil! 81. a-,tA i lt,ssl. iplI rai!-
road for Mt Peasant, Raj; tit, !tt1r-a, ushaloosa
Charlton, Fort Dr.&aIn .t Jse 1oua i
Bluffs, Sioux City ami arr ofti n II X rass All
Al Quincy with lhr spi.niid aHtsrs IL tie St,
Louis an KetKuk Ps ttt-Ct rcr Ks0thA if,Anibsl
Alton 81 Louis &C amt @i.h st catcnsS tor Pal
myra, ST so-elh ani AZ pasta q NoIthern Miss uuu
R~sponslbir bagsag men Val be ~ ail tho railroad
depots ia Cnicsgp 10 receive ctecks au1 convey bsg-
rIcklt may uelad Tie Z '!of 5n1 at tha''slichi-
gan Contra ral.rgG! Office, sornsr ot Like ani
&C HAMMOND. General staerint n i,1 t.
SAMUEL PoM.:Ll.. @ ~ IT, z ~ I. l-allIilf
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Chicago Burlington 4 euincy X. X.
q, NJf ,,S-i-i R,vfIlfi. n 4 Z =

(thangc q time, Augus- 18Th, 1857 On ana snsr
SAagrst 18th, 1871 pass ms n7ius u leayr the
9;lo ai--Dey axpre.s-sunaar, excepted, arriving
at Asi.a.o l,iG, Gaies2arg piit; Darlington T;l5
and Quincy i9,3aPM.
s;ia NJ N,ght kxpres---S-tnrdays excepted, a.
irving at MEMO at 1850 Garshurg $40, bur!lng-
ton 1870 and Qoincy ut f0,5O NJ
4,l5 ! N, sundays ,xcs.'t.d. Accom- no iation for
Be- ava an / Aurora,
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The -Oakdale Cemetery. CenDaIy

III AVE IN ONCE for the Transaction OF business in
IL MSVwh's Dsech, Dssry ss~eee, WHICH WI b Cpsn
from l0to II, u, and from 70 6. p r.
Aifiot owners vou have nos settled for their lols
VII please call fmmediately snd DO and receivo
their deeds. I.
1srge portion Of thu Cemetsry grosnds sre.nov
surve, Ell and staked of in lots. The commuoiav
'genetaiiy 10 Invited b e4sustns SAen snd nsSS ~
lsctions.
hisfheintsntion Of the oompsny U usks Ahl.
Cemetery complete in al ~ appolnt mcnfa. ~
sveauss are e.ssd and curved native 1oessst tssss
.re csischy plssslvea' ana various kinds q sAaAo
IT, IT,, - Z: fsass :fslss -: =
= !. 8 q. llE;ig:Ssss;,, ~.
M III s1a's s's' sE;a'
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RAILROADS.


l(ississippi 4 Missouri + +
I'm and afsss Monday. Apr fatA lses. and until
Vi rshsr nossee, trains wiz leave Davenport, 70,
Masculine, Columbus CITY aad Iowa ossy lsandAJs
exospsedD - follows:
Lot Nah Train st An
ID Express Train u 50 n
rrs.ns viii leave Davenport for Chicago daily Sun
days excepted - follows:
LIST Nail Trsin, st 10 n
"a nxprsss Train, u 90 N
Trains arrive as Davenport daily, (e1nds - exesp.
~ Ynsm rHr wUr 80
LIST Impress Train q sl5 Az,
"a Mali Train, 1t 80 IN
~,4 p. gnoM,TuE RAaR -. :. &
LIST Nan Train, q $50 4 N
I'd Express Train at sOaPA
All trains out osOAyeuport.ytu make ,oonesct,ons
At Columbs City and Iowa City with the Western
stage Co.'S stages for all points West
The Passenger Train connects at Rock Island With
CHICAGO ROck Island Railroad trains fof oil points
East, North and South.
Psasensers ~. reminded Of the necessity giving
Atstnct - 20 the destination OF their bag
gage prosure tickets before taking heir sesin
Ne cars. 4. DAY supt.
April 9, 1858. aprlod,
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Haryell's Condition Powders


4 Haryell's Condition Powders
for Horse and Cate. This Remedy the beainnlnr
arr the I'm u Il H-rst AM Cattle Net4eine.A tisei
tnt Mili II Packages hit;e been SOLD 4 r.r4 The
1850. Perfectly safe ana COED at all TINS S,k.r
remr lies az similar ratnrc hlt chan eomg age
With them. Pet IN 1sr-1 Packages with IA. 4sraG-
siont ana sell tor 3 mt.
- TIE abevt'r-ts des warrsnrd. Agent
-an authorized - refund pr has, MON - II satie
ion Is i5t rlrfn TEes arfroes arr 80. ly II al
er~ all cities. tawps ana " lales in IL" nit
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Abduv. \. Y.
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Taylor y Baller'i. DC Ei9riGye Jsv' npart.
iI"mes CippeHeer " scribner, Rock Island,
A. +, Chamberlain. MoiInt,
A " pat. Clinton.
p. q. NJ h~ne. CaIu4nehe.
A. " Benton : Go Fulton City.
Aud by deaiers everywhere.
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Julv3owly Travelling si:eI for the west .
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n III M ov T.:

THE subscribers beg leave to Inform their friends
L that they have removed their Livery to the Cd
Pennsylvania stable, on Harrison street, between
Second and Third, ard thankful for all past fAvDrs
they respectfully solicit liberal share OF the patron
age Of the public.
J.H. CAMP co.
N. B. Horses and Carriages to hire ON liberal
terms. -,
ALSO-Horses boarded - cheap as at any Stable
In the City. r,.- Dec2dtf
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REMOVAL
Removal.

WE have removed cur ST ocx Of Clothing Cloths,
w GAssmeres, Furnishing Goods, Sc, to our new
and spacious store In
METROPOLITAN BLOCK
And are prepar ell TO show them to old friends
and customers. and many new ones choose IA
vor u. We leave this week for New York and Bos-
ton, where W wifpurchase and bring ~ this city
the richest and most fashionable stock for the Spring
and Summer Trade, ever offered iu this market, ut
Wholesale aud Retsil. Prompted by our success the
past year, We feel arru.ed that Fir Il Oisss Qothog
and Tailoring Establishment is much needed and We
take 1t upon ourselves to open such one trusting
TO our manr friends for its support. We 60 business
strictly the price principle and warrant every
arti lie. lyeb25-dtfl X. II. Parks h 90.
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MEDICAL.
DR. HUB u D11'0
Medical lmlIrDDlaFy


IS RANDOLPH STREET OPPOSITE TIE REvEl8
HorEL.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
FROM
G. n. 0CRIvEN'e
GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENCY.
Ne. es, DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO.
j. Leduc.
Lat. agent Of Renaud d Ireve. Aonsreai,1
Commission Merchant and Broker,
No. . Dearborn ST., Chicago.
RErERESchs.-kessrs. L. Ranaud 4 Fre,e,
Montreal; Cennoiiy, Lantier 4 Co, Montreal
Aessrs. Rrmsey, bros. n Co., Chicago; Connolly d
Co, Quetcc; Geo. Steel b Co., Chicago; Flint h
wheeler Chicago
UP. .. Box y5N. s-mch3l W3m
1858. REMOVAL. 1858.
q. II. THIN19oN
Wbolessie aud retail dealer IN
Dress l. Cloak Trimmings, Hosiery,
EnJrotderfes, Gioves .skiyfs Fancy Goods, Per-
jumevy and Toilet Articles ZeIAr
and Tapestry Rorsted.
No. IS Lake Street, Chicago.
uehIUd2m--c HI
show Cases Show Cases {!
CAMPBELL q cos
GREAT WESTERN lsT PREMIUM SHOW CASE
eNMNMINclOry.
60 - Dearborn street - G3
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
CHOW Cases, such as Silver Plated, German Sill
bCver, Mahogany, Walnut and Cherry constantly on
hand, and made to order. p . address, b, 4l6S
mch21dCm-c rs NJ TzRHUNE, AgentE
= Bags. Bags! Bags!!!
BUY YOUR BAGS OF ALL KINDS
e. III A = II Il CO..
EASTERN MANUFACTURING AGENTS
BAGS PRINTED IN OHICAG0,
IA, SOUTH WATER STREET, CHICAGO.
Is Jan9itf
JAMES Y. SANGER. Wv MITCHELL
SANE CR 4, NJ - n n III
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Dissolution.

THE late nrm Of Myers Morrison, Surgeon Den.
1 tists, 10 this day dissolved.
d. hYBRa,
8. A. MORRISON.
Davenport, February 90 1857.
VvHu undersisned will attend 70 the winding up Of
the late afm, ana continue the D ofession Is the
old staadn Seen streek between Brady and Perry.
All pefs0ns Who are 1ndectsd Will pl6a1e call and
Davsapeet, tsnrasr, %. tsSa