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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-10
FOR TIIE SENATE.

BeaY The friends of 5Ir. ELAN SHARPE
respectfully announce him candidate to rep
resent Pickens district, in the State Senate, at
the next election.
BslS" The friends Of Gen. f. n. GARVIN
announce him candidate for the State Senate,
at the ensuing election.
nay" The friends ofELIIIU II. GRIFFIN,
Esq, respectfully announce him candidate
for the Senate, for Pickcns district, at the
next election.
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War in America.

TFlIE undersigned returns his thanks to
K those of his friends who have calcd and
settled by Cash the demands he held against
them; and now informs those who are in
dcbtcl to him prior to the LIST day of January
last, that they must settle in few days, or
the Sheriff and Constable will call on them
to remind them of their indebtedness. l have
itodlong and poticntly--MoNErI Inow ant,
and must have.
L. NJ. KEITH.
July s, 1853 81 3
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Administrator's Notice..

NOTICE is hereby given that final settle
IN ment of the Estate of Aaron Moore, de-
ceased, will be made in the 0rdinary's Office, at
PicSens Court House, on Friday the 9th day Of
October next. Those indebted must make pay
mcnt, and those having demands will render
them legally atcstcd by that time. Notice is
also given that will not be responsible for in
terest after that time.
EMERY MOORE, Admir-.
July 6. 1853. 81 an
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G A Az DOD A U e 8.
FOR CONGRESS-:

RaSr COL. II. o. p. VERNON, ofSpartan-
burg is respectfully announced us a candi-
date tor Congress, to succeed Col. Orr.
BsH" The friends of COL. JOHN ID. ASH
MORE respectfully announce him candidate
for Congress, at the next election.
De3S~ The friends Of COL. T.. p. JONES, of
Grccnyille, respectfully present his name to the
Congressional District, place of Col. ORn, who
declines re election.
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SEaERHFF,S SALES.

RY virtue of sundry writs of ficri facins to me
~ directed will be sold before the Court House
in Pickens District, within the legal hours. on
the first Monday and Tuesday in August next,
One tract of land, containing cighty-two
acres more or less, whcrcon the defendant, A..
NJ Folger now lives, also, one other tract con-
tanning one hundred and twenty acres more or
less adjoining lands of j. n. Hawthorn and
others, near to Pickcnsvillo, levied on ms the
property of a. NJ Folgcr, at the suits of Roberts
Duncan vs. A. NJ. Folgcr, and Ball. Criss &
Go. and others VS. A. NJ folger and r. W. Fol-
ger. Also on Tuesday after salc-day at defen-
dants residence near Pickcnsvlle, buggy and
harness, bay mare, brown horse o head of
cattle, 10 head of hogs l side board, II press, /
clock. 0, a.,a .
Terms cash; purchasers to pay for papers.
L.. C. CRAIG, SID.
July 10, 1858 81 I'd
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NOTAGyE.

YNIIOSE having demands against tho Es-
L tate of A. p. White, deceased, will rem
der them to me legally attestcd, and all those
indebted to said Estate must make Immediate
payment to the undersigned
w. w. WHITE, Admir-.
June Z. 1853 Al 3m
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sale.

I WILLIS at Easley's Mills, op Tuesday
Il tho 9th of July, at public out w, as a
portion of tho personal Estate of the late Jno.
A. Easley, deceased. q large lot of Hogs, Cow
and Calf Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Wagons, Carts, Wagon Harness, &c, win.
dow sash of various sizos a variety of pre-
pared and ruff lumber, two sets of Blacksmith
and Carpenters Tools, Ccntcryent water
wheel and fixturos, old Steele aud Iron, and
various other articles. Terms Of sale will be
made known on day of SALE
w. X. EASLEY, Admir-.
Jnly6, 1858 81 3
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July 8, 1853
Estate Notice.

LII persons indebted to the Estate of II. s..
n L. G. Foster, deceased, must make payment,
and those having demands against said Estate
will present them legally attcstcd. Promptncss
is desired as it is important to settle up the Es
taste as far as it can be-
a. j. ANDERSON, px
II. f. FOSTER, hA 0rS'
July Z, 1858 81
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PICKENSVILLE FOR SALE.

nv ILL be sold on Saleday in August next,
w, at Pickcns Court House, the above
We'll known TRACT OF LAND, containing
about Two Hundred and Sixtv-fvc Acres
moro or less, on which there is Hotel, Store
House, Wagon and Blacksmith shops, and
the necessary outbuildings
ALSO, one other lot of Land in the town
OF Pickonsyillc, whercon WIN. A. Alexander
formerly lived
TERMS-Notcs with approved security
bearing intcrest-onc-third due lst January,
1899 onc-third due lst July, 1850, and one
third due LIST January, 1860
lIAGOOD e NORTONS, Assignccs.
juno 80. 1858 80
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HV GNl GGN!s AL,

MARRIEn, on the 18th instant, by W. $. Grsh-
am, Esq, at the residence of Alex. Moorchcad,
MIR. JouN CARVER to Miss HANNAH r. lIuGmEs,
all of this district.
In pendlcton village, on Sunuoy MORNING,
June u, by j. Il. Bclottc, Esq, Mr.. JomN S.
PATTERSON and Miss Susan CAMANADE.
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Religious Notice.

WILL preach at tho following times and
a places, viz: At Holly Spring on the 2sth
and 29th ofJuly, at oolenoy on the 3Oth and
Slst and lst day of August, ON Monday and
Tuesday the 2d and Sd at Gross Road, on
Wednesday and Thursday the 4th and 9th
ut Mount Carmel, on Friday, Saturday and
Sunday the 9th, 7th and Sth at Peters Creek,
and at Antioch ON the I'd Sabbath in this
month and Saturday before.
July ., 1853 JOHN OWENS.
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Final Notice.

HiIIE Estate fJohn Abbott, deceased, will
IL be finally settled lin the 0rdinary's Oificc,
at Pickena O. III, on Monday the27th day of
September next Those indebted must make
payment BIZ that time. and those having de-
mends will render them to me legally attes-
tod on or by that day.
g. W. PHILLIPS, Ex'or.
4 Juno 10, 1853 48 3m
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State al SOmGh CarOIima
Committed,

,fENO the iaiiof Pickens District, on Sasur-
i day the 3d July, instant, nogro man
ADAM who says he belongs to Frederick IIar-
bert, of Williamston. Adam is black, about
65 years of age. and six feet high. The owner
is required TO come forward, prove property,
pay charges and tako him away.
L. c.. CRAIG, J.P.D.
July7, 1853 81 If
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,


rfeKRSslS ORDINARY.
W, r. Bowen and others To nrove WIN ;n
.a4 VS. ~ PiVo "i "i ih
tVHERRAS, w. r. Bowen and others have APP
w Piled TO me to have spaper purporting to
oe q last van aud Testament of William Bow
on, deceased, late Of said district proyen in due
and solemn forn of laws and it appearing to
my satisfaction that I. III. Bowon, Joel Well
hosn and wife Martha, Thornton Benson and
wife Eiizabcth, and r. H. Bowen and wife Nan
cy, defendants in this case, reside without the
limits Of this State It is ordered, therefore,
that they appear in the Court Of Ordinary, to
be held at Plckens Court House, on Monday the
llth day OF October next, to show cause, ifany
they can, why the said paper purporting to be
the last VIII end Testament Of the deceased
aforesaid, should not be proven in due form OF
law. Given under my hsnd and seal Of Office,
tho 9th day Of July, 1858.
w J. PARSONS, ORR.
0rlinasy's 0fiee, July 0, 1858 3m
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FOR ORDINARY,

be- The friends of Rev. JOHN OWENS beg
leave TO announce him candidate for Ordinary
OF Pickens district, at the ensuing election
Dsa,, The friends of THOMAS ]. KEITH rc.
spcctfully announce him candidate for OrClin.
airy of Pickcus district, at the ensuing election
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-10
FOR TAX COLLECTOR

Boy The friends of Mr.. GEORGE. STEAD
ING respectfully announce him n candidate for
the office Of Tax Collector, at the next election.
Be0. The friends of Rev. j. r. IIUNNICUTT
respectfully announce him candidate for the
office of Tax Collector, at the ensuing election
Bay" The friends of Rev. H. NJ. BARTON
respectfully announce him as a candidate for
Tax Collector at the next election.
BrJ" The friends of j. w. l.. CARY respect
fully announce him n candidate for re election
to the Office of Tax Collector for Pickcns dis
trict, at the ensuing election.
BelS" The friends of II. CLEVELAND HUNT
respectfully announce him candidate for Tax
Collector, at the next election.
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MseT,ldlM

rs hereby given that application will he made
II TO the Legislature, at It's next session, for an
act TO incorporate tho Church Mount Oliyetl
and sbc Gafep Ground, at Plckcnsyilb
July 1853 80 9iD
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Estate Sale.
NEW SEAS0NABLE GOODS

NEW SEAS0NABLE GOODS
AT PicN1cms e.. ia.
'HNllE undersigned are now receiving and
Il opening we'll selected stock of
Spring and Summer Goods,
Which we offer to our friends and customers
low, in accordance with the hard times, con.
sisting in part of the following:
PRINTS, MUSLINS, Cambrrcs, Brown and
Shirtings, and Sheeting:
A well selected stock of Ready y-made CLIO.
THING, Hats and Gaps;
Bonnets, Ribbons, Trimmings. &c.:
Boots and Shoes, Saddles and Brides;
Hardware and Cutlery, Nails and Castings
CrockerY and Glassware;
GROCERIES, Drugs and Medicines; and al
most every other article usually found any
where in the up country.
We take in barter country IIomespun Tai
low, Bceswax, Corn, Fodder, Wool, Rags,
DC. at the customary prices.
We return our thanks for past patronage.
and hope our friends and the public will call
and examine our stock before buying else
where.
f.. & Il. E. ALEXANDER.
May 13, 1858 43 If
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-10

RETURNED TO HIS FIRST L0vE.-Ycs-
terdoy two youths, of nearly full age, were
at the Farmers Hotel, on their way to the
far West" to the home oftheir childhood,
which they Preferred TO all others Itop-
pears that they were stolen by Indians when
very young, and raised by one of the Wcs-
tern tribes. Their friends asccrtaincd the
whereabouts of the lost children some time
ago, and induced tho 10 leave the lnJi-
ans aud return to .olativcs in one of
the Eastern States. The boys, after try
ing civilized life while, concluded that
thcy didu't like it, and were here, ycster-
day, on their way back to their Western
home. We could not learn their names or
the tribe of Indians they belonged to.-In-
didRopoltS Journai
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NGpTKCR,

LII persons indebted to the Estate of N i.
"a p. Rochester, deceased, mnstmakc pay
mont; and those having demands against
said estate will render them to me legally at
tested. S. II. MCCALL, Admir-.
June %. 1853 40 4
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July 8, 1858 81
IRONI TR,nMI

lust RECEIVED, largo lot of Amcri-
O can Refined and Swedc IRON---low for
cash, or on short time, to punctual customers
JOHN II. SLOAN ,& co.
Pcndlcton. July g, 1858 81 9
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N6R,H,IGE
NONNdlE.

PPL1CATI0N will be made to the next
"a Legislature for acharter to construct a
Turnpike Road from the west end of the
great Tunnel, the nearest and bost route to
Pulaski, to be called the Brasstownand Pan
June II, 1883 ~ 3m
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EOR NIAlQR

Defy" The friends of Capt. j. G. BRYCE beg
leave to announce him candidate for Major of
the Cd Battalion, I'd Regiment, S. C. NJ, to fill
the vacancy occusioncd by the promotion of
Maj. Lcdbcttcr
DSEAY The friends of Capt. D. Il. DOYLE re-
spcctfully announce him candidate for Major
of the I'd Battalion, 2d Regiment, S. C. NJ
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-10

CAMDEN, s. C.yJuiy 1, 1S5S.--A most
atfocious murder was committed in this
District yesterday by man named Black
we We'll, on Dir. Hughes, from Georgia.
, Inc facts, as far as ascertained, arc as fol-
lows Blackwell had sold Hughes negro
who belonged to the estate of l.. BoyEip.
and an was recognized by representative of
the estate, whereupon Mr. Hughes came
on In pursuit of Blackwell, who sold him
the negro. Having succeeded in 6nding
blackwell, a difficulty ensued, and Hughes
received a ball from weapon in the hands
OF OF Blackwell which almost instantly caused
his death. Blackwell has not yet been ar
rested.
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NO FHalE.
S4s,Ss sss<l.S.5 ss94.sss.3 s;a4ss o.
Blue Ridge Railroad Company in So Ca.

APRIL %, 1853.
- pany are hereby notified that the FOUR
TEENTu AND FIFTEENTH INSTALMENTS
upon the first Subscription, and FIVE PER
CENT upon the amount of the second Subscrip-
ton, arc required TO be paid as follows Tic
Fourteenth blstalmcnt and five per cent on Sc
cond Subscription on the 22d June next the
fifteenth lnstalmcnt on the 22d July next
BY order: MM. II. PERONNEAU.
May - 1863 43 10
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-10

NEW HAVEN, or, june 30.-Thc earth
quake of last night was observed in Wood
bridge, seven miles northwest from this
CITY IN Westville, two miles distant in the
same direction, and in New Haven, seven
miles, nearly northeast from the city. where
second but slight shock was felt. The
direction of the vibration seemed to be from
south to north. The shock was also felt in
Waterbury. There has been but two shocks
OF earthquake recorded as having occurred
within the last hundred years in this vicin-
ity.
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Something New at Old Pendleton
GROCERIES, GROCERIES!

VENIE UNDEKSIGNED have established,
Il at this place,
A'aTnigy Grocery Store,
For the purpose of accommodating the public
with GROCERIES, at Anderson priccs Our
terms being strictly cash or It's equivalent,
enables us to offer inducements not to be
found elsewhere. 1t is useless to cnumcrate
our Stock suffice it to say, We have COM
plotc Stock Of all kinds of GOODS usually
kept i'll a Grocery Store.
We Will barter or pay the highest cash
price for Produce, and the usual articles of
home manufacture and barter.
All We ask is a fair trial
JOHN II. SLOAN & co.
Pendlcton, March II, 1858 34-tf
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PICKENS ACADEMY,

VNIE TRUSTEES Of The above institution
IL take pleasure in announcing to the pub
lie, that their School is now open for'the re-
ccption of Students, under the supervision of
an experienced Teacher, WM. NJ. HEATH,
ESD Rates of Tuition for the Primary class
S6 90 per session of five months For Cram
mar, Geography, Philosophy, Composition,
and everything pertaining to an English Ed
ucotion, So per session. For the Languages
and tho higher branches of Mathematics,
SIS 90 per session.
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Pickons Rifernan.

A TTEND your regular parade on Satur-
IA day the 18th inst. BY order of Lieut..
NORTON, commanding.
July 8. 1858 81 2
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lelation requires from one and d
lsiths ID two tenths of b second,
asj,ins With different individuals
llen NE speak Of an active, ardent
pnp lat IS slow, cold, OF apa-
net induIgiug In a mere fan.
5fspeegil,
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