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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
SKY-LIGHT PICTURES

2o CENTS.
lIN ACCOUNT tho great demand for cHrar PICTURES
he Subscribers hA," reduced tho pric" cf their elegant
SkY.LIGHr AMBRorYPES aud MELAlNOTIPES to ID
and II III Ccnts, tindlsg handsoms CASE
hno heauiiir Fancy Eases. Breast irns,
Lockeis Ac always hand Nav Ia the t,nri Come
all
~ Opc,a ,atng hnnts from 4 " TN L. NJ.
n y. TANNER Il co Main at,
jy i2.is doors from Bridge st.
uAHEE FOR 1NS Au.fOs.-F Frc.s Germ starch,
" Arrow Root Crackes Mac,ar"ui Sago, TApioca. D~r
muds Arrow Root Ao, nr mr,icina purposes, pure Od
Port Wine Blsckbcfy Wine Old Madeira French brandy,
Porter, Ac For sale by J. II. THOMPSON 4 CO.
iy 2lts Druggsts
lNRANSsEs AND LEMONs-Jsss received.
" direct rom New York,
IL Boxrs Oranges,
~ lln Lcmons,
In ~ ue ot,,r For sale low by y. A. BOYD.
ty
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-17

AJOrIGE.--Ai ~ meeting Of the Hoard Of ID.
rcctos the Virginia and Irnncs-ca Railroad Company,
hold nj the the city of ynchhurg
Saturday the 18th at January l~' tho following resolutions
adopted
On notion orti That froy and afcr tho first day ofFeh
thu Virginia and Tcnheasso Rauad Company will
stock Killed hy irans running on ts road unless
clearly shown that such stock Killed In conscque
cupabc Of the agents or Mpoyrc OF this
Company.
Resord That all claims against ths Company fr loss ofor
damage goods produce he presented within Thirty
d.y, from the time should been delivered
Copy from the ninn,,s. .. .
apia1ts WM II. HUGHES Sccy.
lNOl.LECClON 1.s july, 1SJh.-My friends
and customer, " 10 indebted In either on old
count the l.i January lsa will frw ard
aud settle before the INST o August will be saving ot
good deal Of / trouble and rprEst to
Rep copy iy HtsI l. L. ARMISTEAD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-17

VAOWDENs DENTAL FLUID. SHELLS Tooth
~ Powders. For SAFE by H. THOMPSON d co.
ty Druggls's
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n =. 4 a.. a. DIUs:UlD, Successor. 10 p.
lie DIuGEID 4 SONS. will keep constantly on hand
arge of all kinds of fukNITukE, OF their own manu-
acture which they will be pleased 10 s,w the old friends and
patrons q s. DiuEud & Sons, and the public "cretal
They .,so ke,n constantly IN hand arg. -. SKIS
metallic RIAL CASES of all szc- also large stock
WOODEN COFFlNS of every description and will pay
prompt undertaking business at all hours
rf25dkcn d p a. q. A. DII GG1D.
NOR sALE-A mcdiMm AMIIh u HAND
r. PRESS suitable Tor printing country paper aud for
obbing purposes Having and for than ore
ihe sel livery low Enquire at the Nirgn'an Of
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DARE AND VALUABLE LAW BOONE
II Howss State Trials 81 VIOLA, srisndA eopyJ ~
ceived Gentlemen Of tho Bar ean snA go thsgA u I
Je Its PAINE CH2IBTIAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-17

(NOD LlvER OIL JE1.LY.-A fFvs
~ ot Cod Liver Oh J, lily, Just to hand This art
proved by the New York Academy Of Medicine,
il contains e5 per cent pure Oil II has all the "
healing properties OF ths Oh, without any disagre
For sae by JOHN II.
iy QOts
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-08-14
OPEN YOUR EYE TIGHT

WTE NOW OFFER FOR SALE one of
w the best grain and stock farms in So
Carolina. The tract contains OPT Acres moro
or less. GO odd acres of bottom already in n
high state of cultivation and moro to clear.
The upland, although cultivated 60 odd years,
produces equal to the best bottom. An idea
Of the productivoness of the land can be form
cd from the fact that We have raised G28
bushcii of corn to the plow, and over IL bush
els OF wheat to one sown.
The dwelling house is comfortable and out
buildings and fences in good repair. There
are 2 good Iasturcs and large Orchard on
tho place.
Any person desiring summon residence,
with the purest water, aud most splendid
view of mountain scenery, together with one
of the most productive farms in tho State,
would do we'll to call and examine the place
and the crop now standing on it. Said place
is situated on Ooicnoy Creek. 6 miles from
Col Ilagood 6 miles north of Mrs Barton's, 6
miles west of Pumpkintown, and miles from
Mai Alcxander's plantation.
Our reason for selling is, that it belongs to
MS jointly, and cannot be satisfactorily diyi-
ded JAMES G.. COOK,
j. B. PARSONS.
August 2, 1858 3 3
DeA. Anderson Gazette Abbeyillc Banner,
and Grecnville Patriot please copy 3 times
each, and forward bills to this Office at once.
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SHHERIFF,S sALEs.

DG virtue of sun,lry writs of fcri facias to me
- directed, will be sold before the Court House
i'll PickcnS District within the legal hours. on
the first Monday and Tuesday in September next:
All the defendants interest in one hundred
and nncty-two acres OF land more or less
whcrcon Joshua Chapman, deceased, formerly
lived, on waters of Twelve Mile river a,iioining
lauds of Carter Clayton. Samuel Chapman and
others, ut the suit of Garner Evans and wife
Lucy, formerly Lucy Chapman, Adm'x, against
Joel Chapman
All the defendants interest in one hundred
and fifty acres of land, more or less, whcrcon
Nathaniel Duncan, deceased, formerly lived ON
waters of Fowlcrs Greek, adjoining lands Of
Moses Hendricks, Thos lIollingswo,th. Reid
TrottI. and others, rendered in on schedule the
State against David Duncan, for costs &c.
One tract ofland whcrcOn the defcndant now
lives, containing two thousand six hundred acres
more OF less, on Stamp Creek, waters of Little
River, adjoining lands of Capt. Andrew Wilson
Mrs. Mary Price, Hiram Gibson and others
Also, one negro man, named Amos, levied on as
the property of Leonard Capebeart Mt the suits
of William Hunter, j. B, Sitton and others,
All the defendants interest in two hundred
acres of land whorcon - Lee lives, on Long
Nose creek. adjoining lands of Allen Thrift and
others, us the property of Ira Gassaway at the
suit of Lewis Levy.
One tract or parcel of land lying on Horse
pasture creek, containing twenty-five acres,
more or less, adjoining lands belonging to Es-
tate of Samuel Maverick, deceased, levied on
under attachment, Willoughby Barton against
John j. Green
Terms cash purchasers TO pay for papers.
l.. G. CRAIG, s.p.n.
Aug 10. 1853 4 td
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GOOD LAND FOR SALE.

FVNIIE subscriber offers his Lands for sale,
IL lying and situate on the waters of Mos
sy Creek, in White county, Ga. One Tract
contains $50 Acres, part of which is good
bottom; upon tho place is two dwellings,, out
buildings, orchard, &c. AT one house, forty
acres are cleared, aud at the other thirty acres.
Good springs arc convenient to both places.
This tract is in miles of the Court House,
mile of q post Office, store, caup ground and
church. ALSO, 2l5 Acres of Land, lying on
the Creek, with water falls and power for iron
works, mills or any other improvements
There is also good farming land on this tract.
These tracts arc located in pleasant neigh
DO, hoods, anG was formerly part of Hab-
ershnm county. Now is the time to get a
bargain, MS am determined to sell ut a re-
duced price. Address me at Leo, Ga., or in-
speet the promises at any time.
- lIAMEL DUCHEIT L.
August 2, 1858 G1 B ,@9i'go BIN
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NO HOAX---GOoD NEWS

1.-TWO THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED
j. ACRES Of Mineral Land, including the
Poor Mountain, fnr sale 1t lies Immediate
ly in the vicinity Of the German viilagc CWal-
haila,) and in sight of the Bluo RIDGE Tun-
mel. Prof Tuomcy reported to the Legsla
turo of South Carolina that the socond iergest
dcpositc of gold in the Sin.e is at or near this
mountain. In 1882, the property was pur-
chased by two practical miners, after being
fully tested. They were gentlemen of char
octcr, wealth. prudence and sagacity. They
died before it was operated on, and is has re-
mained SO until the present time. Mr.. Elihu
Crcswcll and John Il. Lewis were the pur-
chascrs. This place is susceptible of being
made one of the very best grazing farp,s in
the district--has large quantity of first quail
ity of bottom and upland, portion of which
is newly enclosed. There is IL fine nrtIf seat
on the place, with sufficient pine timber near
to it to build the Blue Ridge Road will
sell this property on reasonable terms on an
extended credit | will reserve ouc-third or
ons-half, and operate jointly according to the
amount invested My residence is Waysitlo,
l'ickens District, and my post Office Pcndlc-
ton, S. G.
j. OYERTON LEWIS.
July l, 1858 so 3m
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FOR TIE LEGIsLATuRE:

Ray" The fricndsor MICHAEL MILLER beg
leave to announce lin n candidate to represent
Pickcns in the next Legislature.
bSS" The friends of Maj. ROBERT MAX
WELL respectfully recommend him as a suta-
BILE candidate for the Legislature.
nt&p The friends of WM. n. MARTIN re-
spectinlly announce him candidate for the
Legislature, at the next election.
BsS@ The friends of GEORGE r. CHERRY
respectfully announce him candidate for the
Legislature, at thcncxt election.
gey" The friends of Maj. JOHN C. MIL
LER announce him candidate for the Leg
lslaturc, Mt the next election.
BeD~ The friends of DR.. A. j. ANDERSON
respectfully announce him candidate for
the Legislature, at the ensuing election.
Be3s" We are Authorized to announce WILL
LIAM HAMILTON candidate for the Lcris-
lature, at the ensuing election.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-08-14
FOR TAX COLLECTOR.

RSS" The friends of Mr.. A. s. STEPHENS
respectfully announce him candidate for tho
office of Tax Collector of Pickens district, MT
the ensuing election.
BS" The friends of Mr.. GEORGEF. STEAD
ING respectfully announce him n candidate for
the Office ofTax Collector, at the next election.
GS9s The friends of Rev. j. r. HUNNICUTT
respectfully announce him candidate for the
office of Tax Collector, ut the ensuing election.
BE0" The friends of Rev. II. NJ BARTON
respectfully announce him as n candidate for
Tax Collector at the next election
BeS" The friends of j. w. H. CARY respect
fully announce him candidate for reelection
to the office of Tax Collector, for Pickcns dis
trict at tho ensuing election.
BsE" The friends of n. CLEVELAND HUNT
respectfully announce him a candidate for Tax
Collector, at the next election
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old SOycrmOr Rutlcr

WVAS sired by the celebrated Race Horse
Argyle, whose pedigree and performance
are too well known to require repetition here.
Ills dam Mary Frances was Wy DiTeetos-he by
Archer, dam Matrix by Mngog.
TOM BASC0MB
Was aSyed by GhI GovorRor. His dam wosr Brod
from Gen. Wade lIampton, Sr.'s oil Gallatin,
and Richard Coveton's DirectOr, of Abbcville--
two among the fincst horses ia America lie
will stand the Fan Sca Mt Richard Davis
near Pickemyille, part Of his time, AID tho
balance as Anderson G. IT,, er near there ~
1ssarance, $40. Those putting mares and
trading them will be hold responsible for the
money. Twenty five cents to be pnid the groom
The season will commence at Richard Davis ,
the 2dday of September and end the Sth day
of November The horse will be at Anderson
q. ii. on saieiay in September.
WILIISS BENSON
Aug, 4, 1853
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Consigneos at Anderson Depot,
FOR WEEK ENDING AUGUST o.

hNbiHu ADJUST ~.
Iumbird, IL & Co, McFall & II, + D Benson &
Son, Cherry, c Langston, S ES j Moore
II Raycnel, w II d Gailiard, Anderson, j
liagood, b F & rs Crayton, S I.orton &
Co. Sheior Stribling. S Porchor, Brown
& Go, 4 Norris, l. z Werner, Blue RR. w II
Peroneau, Nj Osborne, Miss S c Mcmillan
s Benson, j B L Sloan s. Co, D Jordan, Sam.
ucl Brown, Thos Evans, j NJ EIenckcn, j I
Sloan Co, IL Campbell, II Gissel, Il S L i
Alexander j B Sitton, Sloan. Allen s. Ca
son, Benson & j, 4 & T Eyins Mrs Harrison
IL llunnicutt, j Henderson.
+. RICE, Agent
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0Bllr rWARY.

DIED, OH the 4th ult., Mrs. MARTHA NJ. BAL
hISdER, consort of VIM d. Ballinger, in the 3Uth
year of her age. Although she had never at
tached herself to any religious denomination.
yet from her exemplary walk through life, pa
tient resignation and christian-like fortitudc
which she bore in her last illness, left we'll
grounded hcpc with her friends that she has
gone to inherit eternal rest. She left large
circle ofrclatiycs and friends who sympathiSc
with her bercayed husband and children for
their irreparablc loss. T..
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FOR TIE SENATE.

nea,. Tho friends of Mr.. ELAN SHARPE
respectfully announce him candidate to rep
resent Pickens district in the State Senate, at
the next election.
BES" The friends of Gen. +. n. GARVIN
announce him candidate for the State Senate
at the ensuing election.
BF3y" The friends of ELiIIU ii. GRIFFIN,
Esq respectfully announce him a candidate
for the Senate, for pickons district, at the
next election.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-08-14
Staie OF soMth Carolima.
IN Observation-Disclosures.

IN NoNDlNANl-ClTATION.
WHEREAS, Rob't. a. Thompson, Commission
w Ell in Equity of Pickcns district, hath ap-
piled to me for letters of administration. upon
all and singular the personal estate of Daniel
Mckinney, deceased, late of the State aforesaid
and district of Pickcns: The kindred and
creditors of said deceased are therefore cited to
appear before me, at Pickcns e. III. on Wednes-
day the 22d September next, to shew cause, if
any they can, why said letters should not be
granted. Given under my hand and seal of of
fec, llth August, 1858.
w. j. PARSONS opp
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g a N D1D a II g s +.
FOR CONGRESS-: :

Be5n COL. Il. o. T. V yERNON, of Spartan
burg. is respectfully announced as n candi-
date for Congress, to succeed Col. Orr.
Df3s" The friends of COL. JOHN d. ASH
:lolSE respectfully announce him candidate
for Congress, at the next election.
9EaS" The friends of COL. +. p. JONES, of
Grccnville' respectfully present his name to the
Congressional District, in place of Col ORR, who
declines a re-election
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-08-14
Hamburg Once Morel

TO MY OLD FRIENDS IN PICKENS!
WOULD respectfully inform my oM friends
i of Pickens that am in tho empEoyment Of
Mr. WM. HUI, of Hamburg, S. e., dealer in
all kinds of
aRaYd ware & Cutlery.
rlantcrS Mechanics, Builders materials, &C..
where would be happy to meet with them an,r
offer them GOODS in tho above line at as low
pricesas they can be purchased in any of the
Southern markets.
geEa. Orders from the country will meet with
prompt attention.
j. a. GuRLEy.
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FOR ORDINARY.

NsS" The friends of S. H. JOHNS respect
fully announce him candidate for Ordinary at
the next election.
Be@- The friends of Rev. JOHN OWENS beg
leave to announce him a candidate for Ordinary
oil plckcns district, mt the ensuing election.
ne94 The friends Of THOMAS j. KEITH re-
spectfully announce him a candidate for Ordin-
ary Of rickcns district, Mt the ensuing election
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-08-14

HEAD QUARTERS, ID Regiment, s. C. MI
Townvillc, August 4, 1853.
N Election is hereby ordered for Captain of
~ tho Pickens Riicmcn, on Monday the 9th
day of September next, at the regular company
muster ground Polls to be kept open from I
till oclock-count the votes the same evening
and forward the result to me.
Aug II D. A. LEDRETTER Col
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-08-14
Estate Notice.

a FINAI. Settlement of the Estate of Al
IN len Black, deceased will be made be-
fore the Ordinary, at Pickcns G ii on Friday
the 5th day of November next. Those hay-
ing demands against the Estate must render
them, legally attestcd, and those indebted
thereto must mako payment by that time.
II. HUGHES.
!. J,R. HUNNiCUTT, Adm rs
August 2. 1858 3 SIN
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GOODS SELLING FOR COST

TlIE STOCK OF GOODS, DRUGS 4 MEDI-
L ClNES, assigned by Isscrtcll & Norman, for
the benefit of their creditors, are now offered at
COST FOR CASH!
For n short time only.
The NOTES AND ACCOUNTS have been
placed N the hands Of Mr.. d. z. ROBINS at the
Store, for settlement and collection. Those in
dcbtcd, therefore, will call and liquidate such
demands promptly.
Dr. NoRMANis also at the Store, assisting in
the sale of Goods and Medicines, and will, as
usual, put up prescriptions promptly and on tho
most reasonable terms.
j. f. HAGOOD, Assignee.
ROB'T. A. THOMPSON,
Agent for the Creditors.
Walhalla, July H. 1853 81 If
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Special Notice.
OrdinarY's Sale.

DY virtue of an order to mo directed by
D WI Parsons, Esq, Ordinary of Pick
ems district, will sell to the highest bidder
on SalcSlay in September next, the Real Es-
tate of Henry Gassaway, deceased, to witt
One tract of Land, situate in Pickens dis
trict, on Long Greek, waters of Chattuga Rv-
or, adjoining lands of Jonas Phillips, John
Maxwell and others, containing Two Hun
drcd and thirteen Acres moro or less sold for
division among the heirs of said deceased
Terms OF SALE.-On credit of twelve
months, with interest from day of sale, OK
cept the cost, which must be paid in cash.
The purchaser to give bond with good sccuri-
ty, to the Ordinary to secure the payment of
the purchase money, with IN rtgagc of the
promises if doomed necessary by him. Pur-
chaser to pay extra for titles.
l.. G.. CRAIG, SID.
Aug. 5,lS53 I'd
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Something Now at Old Pendleton
GROCERIES, GROCERIES!

TlIE UNDERSIGNED have established,
Il at this place,
Family Grocery Store,
For thc purpose of accommodating the public
with GROCERIES, at Anderson pricesl Our
terms being strictly cash or its equivalent,
enables us to offer inducements not to DO
found elsewhere. 1t is useless to onumcrato
our Stock: suffice it to say, we have com
plctc Stock of all kinds of GOODS usually
kept in a Grocery Store.
We will barter or pay the highest cash
price Hor Produce and the usual articles of
home manufacture and barter.
All VIC ask is n fair trial
JOHN Il. SLOAN & co.
Pcndlcton, March 70, 1853 34--tf
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HYMN & NE AL.

MARRIED, on Tuesday evening, Bird inst, by
Rev. Albert A. Morse, at Rivoli, the residence
Of Col. John L. Sloan, in Anderson district, w.
IL. WnlrNER Esq, to Miss EssiE NJ. SLOAN.
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NEW SEASONABLE GOODS /!
Af HDicknnaa d. HA

At h'ECkCmS a.. GH.
NNIIE undersigned are now receiving aud
IL opening we'll selected stock of
Spring and Summer Goods,
Which VIC offer to our friends and customers
low, in accordance with the hard times, con-
sisting in part of the following.
PRINTS, MUSLINS, Cnmbrics, Brown and
Blcachcd Shirtings, and Shecting:
a we'll selected stock of Rcady-madc CLIO
THING Hats and Caps;
Bonncts. Ribbons, Trimmings &C.:
Boots and Shoes, Saddles and Brides;
Hardware and Cutlery, Nails and Castings !;
Crockcry and Glassware;
GROCERIES, Drugs and Medicines; and al
most every othor article usually found any
where in the up country
We take in barter country Iomespun, Tai
low, Bceswax, Corn, Fodder, Wool, Rags,
&c, at the customary prices.
We return our thanks for past patronage,
and hope Our frionds and tho public will cali
and examine our stock before buying else
whore.
j.. s. L. i. ALEXANDER.
May l3, 1853 43 If
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Administrator,s Notiee.

NOTICE is hcScAy given that final settle
~ mcnt of che Estate OF Aaron Moore, de-
ceased, will be made in the Ordinary * Office at
Pickcns Court House, on Friday the 9Th day of
October next. Those indebted must make pay
meiN, and those having demands will render
them legally attestcd by that time. Notice is
also given that will not be responsible for in.
tercat after that time.
EMERY MOORE, Admir-.
July G, 1853. 81 sm
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A REyoLUTioNARY TRopiY.--Mr. Robert
White living near Cedar Spring, exhumcd
upon his farm n ycritnblc British Yager,
found on Clark's treck, whcn pursued by Fer
guson. Considering that the several parts
of the old gun have been subjected to the
corrosive action of all weathcrs for eighty
years, it is really surprising to see them in
such preservation. The woodwork is all
gone, but, with the exception of the loss of
the trigger guard, the belt rings and II frac-
turctl main spring it is complete. It is the
purpose of Mr.. White to have the piece re-
stocked, and try how the old arm will shoot,
with the identical flint that once ignited pow
der that propelled lcaden messengers to des-
tfoythc livcs Of ftcemen.
A DUEL on THE MIssIssIPPf.-An all
tercation occurred fewdays since between
Mr.. John York of New Orleans, and Mr..
Carrick, of Memphis, Tenn, the esettlemcnt
of which could notbc postponed until they
could arrive at some town. So they agreed
to stop atthc first landing, and there set
tic the affair, which they did, with their
friends; Mr. Charles Laughlin, Of Missouri
MS Dir. Carrick's friend, and MIR. w. A..
Gardner, of Alabama, as Mr. York's friend.
No one else was present. They took their
positions, and exchanged one siOt---Mr.
York not hurt, Mr.. Carrick shot in the
shoulder.
Some words then took place between Mr..
Gardnerand Mr.. Laughlin, whorcupon the
pistols were rcloaded,--aIr. York as Mr.
Gardner's friend, and Mr.. Chrrick as Mr..
I4aughlln's friend. They took their posi-
tions, and fred one sllot--AIr Gardner
slightlywonnded Ia She arm; Mr. Jlsgti-
linyhot;n the body, ysbont two inches above
the hip, but is now considered out Of tsan-
lsger Tho parties are now in Lexington,
KyS4
TItg SUN IN fNDIA SUFFERIYGs or
TIE BasTIsH SoLpiERs The Lc0den
fines Bombay correspondent says
~ do not often ssrite Of the weather, but
it is at this niomcuS tho most important elc-
ment In the cainpaign For twenty years
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NOTKGE

S hereby giyon that application will be
u made to tho Legislature of South CARROLL
ma, at its next session for an act to oincorpor-
alto the Baptist Church, at Secona.
Augusta, 1853 3 3m
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TOBACCO PRoDUcTNd PARAbYsIs.-T
Detroit Tribune of Friday evening says
r tint Police Justice Bagg, of that city, has
suffered an attack of paralysis, confined to
his right arm, and physicians attribute the
stroke to the free use of tobacco put up in
tin foil.
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PREMIUM COOKING STOVES,
OF all sizes, with and without IIollow-ware.
~ For sale by j. III. VOICE.,
& Opposite Plantor's Hotel, NyaihalIa, sc.
August 6, 1851 4 If,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-08-14

A BEAUTIFUL little bluc-cycd girl of
three years old, was nestled in her mother 5
arms, at twilight, lacking out at the stars.
Mother" said she, lit is getting dark"
And what makes it dark 2" asked her
mother. Because God shuts his eyes,"
replied the little one.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-08-14

"SuoN," said Dutchman, "you may
say what you please bout bad ncighbors ;
! had tc worst ncighbors as never was.
Mine pigs and mine hens come home init
der ears split; and fodder day two of dem
come home missing"