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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Forthe Lungs, Coughs. Cold

For the Lungs, Coughs. Colds, &c.
WIsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY imparts new
yignrto vital action, aud relieves the system by open
ing the pores of the skin, and promoting the secr6-
tons af the muco Is matter. Its action is surdorac,
sedatiye sad eXpeccrau', by opening the pores al
laying irritation, and by rendering the expulsion OF
niue ius matter easy. fhoss who take Balsam will
feel mme iate relief from the distressing irriiations
hataccompany al ct ons Of the respiratory organs.
The pores have baen clo>el--.hc Balsam opens them
The lungs spTcr from irritatiOn-;he irritation is
s)othed the pulse is violent and feyerish-,hey are
s1rcueI, and The nIcJ membrane Is relieved OF lis
engorg glnent with rapiu! and ease. All by the use
OF this useful remedy. CAurtoS AS there Sre many
coun,crf.s, loJS we'll a; the signature before pur-
chI.iog: tako none unl IS it has ,hs name of "San
f,rix Pax" sayrlY,t on ths oa;side wrapper, all
others are base limitations.
CDLrDN \ MODERN TIT, Agents, Oroyille.
PARK \ WHITE, Importers and wholesale AGENTS
for all genuine Patent Medicines, l32 Washington
street, san Francisco. fc527.2m
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SAN FrancIScO News,
SAN FRANCISCO, April >

SAN FRANCISCO, April 27.
For the last three months the Alta Ex
press Co. has been losing snail packages of
money transmitted through it from places in
the interior 1t had been observed that the
losses, in all nearly - 900. always took
place when the money packages were under
the charge Of n messenger named Daniel
Dean. On Saturday last five twenty dollar
pieces were marked and sent up into the in
terror, with private instructions that they
should be expressed from one point to anoth.
er in the interior and pass through the
hands Of Dan. Dean. The robbcries were
committed by the messenger taking cut
packages directed to other persons, with the
way bills and accompanying letters, if there
were any. and thus destroying all trace of
the property from the time it left the Office
whence tran,mittci When the express ar.
rived, last evening, Chief Curtis and officer
johnson appearci at the express office, aud,
after some conversation, Dean was arrested.
Ca his person was found some fifty dollars,
in loose money. and package, which was
subsequently found to contain two hundred
and fifty dollars. among which was tGeI
ma, Iel money. The package WAS directed
to Thomas Parker, Of the Bank Exchange.
and Mr.. Harrington, at Il glance, saw that
the direction was in the hand writing of
Dalp himself lie asked where he got it,
and Dean replied that he had received it
from person on the boat, but had no way
bill.
The Chief broke tho package, when the
marked money was founl, and it was plain
that Dean was the thief. aud that lie had
been practising the thicvinE game in skill
ful manner. Finding himself dctectc |, Dean
became exceedingly anxious to compromise /
the matter with the Express Company He
admitted the theit and begged hard that the
affair might DC covered up. Notwthstand-
ing his protfers and p,otcs'ation, however,
he was conductel to the station house aud
loche W. This morning hisclse vas called
in the police court, but coatinuei until to-
m0rrow. Iii, bail WAS fixed at - co.,
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county Trcasur,r's Omcc.

ORoviLLE, Ap,t 6'h, lSJS
Notice hereby given that al !N- Butte
County Warrants, payable from the General Fund,
registered between the 21lh of August and 3)th of
September. 1851, inclusive. and Warrants Nos 9Sl,
9S2. 9S3 AMI 9Sl, acgistcr d on the InlIgent Sick
Fund, that the sane viii he paid on presentation
this ohics nnd after this date said Warrants viii
cease to berr interest. and ifnot prcsen I'd within
sixty days from tAe dn;e hereof. the moneys for
sail Warrant, ~hi be aPpr1. 'rdted 10 pay the ntNl
III order ot registry.
WM LATTlMpRE,
Treasurer Hulie County.
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- We wl1ll ,a'l al rlttol to tar Card Of Or VI.
nlt, cf cta Ffau:isco,who Is treating f. and Ear
Disease. with truly great sl'ces>, since hls return
from arroll. Oli:t in NriE.rs 0i,liIng, NV. cor
ner of M,ntspm Try aaI Jackson street. where he
IN ~ be consulted dI y. f1-3m
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- :. JANE, VI. vAN &c.

Dry Creek. Butte County, California Oni,c three
miles s1ltI of ForKner's ranch ten miles north west
of oroytlc. Special attention given 10 the treat
men Of cArpnic disease Affections of the +! &c.
Jan. s. lsJS
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Ta,-FT7-fT- ~ = = =
TIE CtIET.:

~ irRl'r C0vnr--Chrl Monday In Ialuary, urst
Monday ia May. coal Moalay in November, AID
fourth Monday OF August.
C,rxry C'rir.--Ftr't Toally in " .rch ill JAM
:acasi N'ni!y il s'.',a1 raAlf,n7h 'nIuy in
November.
CorRr or SESSIONS --Serenl Monday in Tcbru
aN, tbrd Mon niay in Nprll, Jay and October
PRoBATE CouGr -Fuur,h Nnrly in Frhrun-y and
Mn,, thir N'nliy il August daI s'crnd Monday
in De c;Gher
bOARo % SuPERvIs1R1 --Heets h'st Monday in
February, May, Aug st and November.
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MINERS BAKERY
Montgomery street doors ABOVE the Orleans Hotel,
OROV LIE.
STEPHEN ToLAND, ......Proprietor.

TEyHIs - THE PIONEER BAKERY or ono
n VILE nud Tie proprietor would acknowledge
his thanks t. the pelie Of oroyIle aud vicinity, lor
ther patronage, sad suici's ronfituiuce Oi the
zane lee,ing confident iha be can Eivo better salts.
faction for liiG -ane none ihun nry other estaD-
li.hmeui II ne fiud in Uroyne PiL-'madr ni iresh
lrut 81 all tiH"s. aud tAKfs - every Vayi..ly ut
Low PltI ~, ctn te h1d 80 his bISery ~ viii be
delivered 10 the dorr- ct hts ctgslOuers
uroNule, Dec ~. 1886. daai a
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D". j. Z. You've, wnosc Advertisement ad-
NcrisemcHt appears ia auohcr column Is the pioneer
advertising Physician IA this state, has cured more
patients thta any 9th r Attention is called to his
ahertis. mcnt. If
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Ordinance No. II.
The Bclri of Trustees of tie Town OF Oro,i,
oitsiu a. toliJWa:

The RcIrd Of Trustees of tie IOWA OF oroyi"e Go
oIdsin a. toi.Jw,:
SIC |. Each ani every person or cop1riner,hip'
who shall Keeper holt any theatrical p'rioun1nce
exhibition or show of any kinl (not mentioned in or
finance of said TOWN. under what j. commonly
tmawn or styled canvas or tent Witlsn the limits oi
rcd Town, shall first pae into the Treasury oil sdtd
Town license OF twenty five dollar, for each ami
every said theatrical performance. exhibition, or
show Of any kind. 50 held in said rONn
Aus person violating any ofthe provisions of thi'
oriin1uce upon being duly coDv cted thereof n Al
b. lined in any Shu MT exceeding one hundred dol
lars or imprl soneG not exceed ten days. or may i
the discretion OF the court he punished b. both dne
and imprisonment.
Passed April l6th, 1858.
AVG. T. LEOVY, President.
Attest G. A. SMITH, CLERK.
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Romans l'.aucliS.

Nessicnrs Garnham \ Lo;HNood eierrnt an pub
lie fraag is de SL,!e county N grAnd assortment
dos n-illturs ouyrasas DIS autour, Ia sircle
dls BUREAU NJ la PO$TE.
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OrDyiIir Turn Jcrpir.

Regular m 'eu1Es are held On the second and
fourth Wolnrs lay ofevery month, at 0cIock VI
Turn IA 'ct.,cs cvcrj TucsdAy and Friday, at
O'Clock p NJ,
by VNer SIMON X. RDSnN rllAL Sec'y.
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Gard.

n1ctor, SNrnrs jenkins have removed their
o0;,'t, .Ae roruN Ho., jit Iynchairt, and wall IL
o=l1laHr,a TO .lpro ,loaai cal s,dpy or night
Feb. 10Th ls5Sxu
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I0s EArTrny SrRhEr, c0nNER or MERCHANT.
SAN ANCISCO.
" Office i.

vBNuE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
n holders at he feAlhcr River and hphT Wafer
Coinpany Tor the election u five Trustees tor the en-
suing year, wiil bn held at tho office Of he CONS
pany. near Oro'i lille, on Monday tho thiId day VI
Aldy. AT one O'Clock Z. VI.
LEWIS CUNNINGHAM. President.
Oroville, Aprii i3, lhjs. 1pl3-lmy4
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Sa:, Francisco Daily Bulletin

Parties dnsirDus OF subscribing to ms paper eau
have 1t lett at their residences by elving their ad-
lies. al The posr DifIcE LirEHARr DtPor
GAENIiAM LOCKWOOD,
Feb 1,-Gt Agents
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Associates justices John S. Berry, Esa
and c Z Campbell, Esq.
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25 Cents per Night.
NOTICE

rs nEREBY GIVEN, THAT | WILL APPLY
4 10 the Board Ol supervisors ia and for Butte
Gun ~, at their meeting Ia May next. for rnewal
of my is-Rse 10 r'ra Ferry across ths Sacramento
ri YER ai Jenaiag,' han1ing, Chico Township.
Chico arch y, l75s. a. u JENNINGS
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Feb 133t

FRANKLIN ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER U. D
q stated meetings ar hoil in the Masonic
y " Il Hon the second and fourth TrIay OF each
- Nmonh. II. GhSEUN, VI. L. II. T. Z
{. +. CulIuS, Secretary.
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y DE-. j. l.. Csanl.nN.'s

- Dr. J. l.. CEaplsny's reputation is rap
lily sprcadn5 through tlIs state an oregon. we
learn from reliable lie is prActicins with
remarkable success and has de,eryedy secured
public coni ience Those nee lins medical aid would
do well to Gallo writ, a, his laslitIc, ia SAN Fran.
cisco we refer the render to The Doctors advertise
ment in another column
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BRIDGE AND FERRY NOTICE

1e-OTICE ia he eby given that the undersigned will
~ apply 10 the board Of supervisors - and FOR
Hutie county =; their May session In 1888 tIr a
License 10 construct a Toll Bridge and Ferry across
The Middle or South Pork Of Ferther River, few
rods above its junction with the North Fork ot said
river ~ LN = bA r. SAY Ahb W.
pfIY-r April 1st 1859
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DAILY BUTTE RECORD.
COURT OF SESSIONS.

Hon THos. WELLS, Presiding Judge.
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on Iunt,on street, opposite the Theatre, wher' ihey
Viii Had the ch :r7t Elt ANDY, BOURBON wills
KEY aud CIGARS. mar l1-Iml
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DISSOLUTION
J. Id. Gus n q O IA, ,
Burton Ale House,

{DEGS To INFORM MS OLD FRIENDS AND
I 8 the public, that he can be lound At the
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-10-16
Ordinary's Sale.

10y virtue of an order to mo directed by
AD w. J. Parsons, Esq, Ordinary of Pick
ems district, will sell to the highest bidder
on SnlelnJ in November next, the Real Es-
tate of Thomas Alexander deceased, to Wit
Tract No. |, on waters OF Twelve Mile and
Keoweo rivers, adjoining lands of Wesley
Grant, Jenkin Adams and others. containing
Three Hundred and Forty-five Acres more
or less
Tract No. ., on Keowcc River adjoining
lands Of VIM. Alexander, John Ovens and
others, containing Fifty Acres more or less,
sold for division among the heirs of said de-
ceased.
TERMS OF SALE.-On credit of twelve
months, with interest from day ofsale, except
tue cost, which must be paid in cash. The
purchaser to give bond with good security. to
Tie Ordinary to secure tho payment of the
purchase money, with mortgage of the pro-
misses if deemed necessary by him. Pur-
chascs to pay extra for titles.
L. e. CRAIG, s.P.D.
Oct. /, 1853 10 I'd.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-10-16
GOOD LAND FOR SALE.

FGNliE subscriber oRrrs his Lands for salo.
d lying aud situate on the waters of Mos
sy Creek, in White county. Ga. One Trnct
contains $50 Acres, part OF which is good
bottom; upon the place io two dwellings,, out
buildings, orchard. &c. At one honsc, forty
a".cs AT cleared. and Mt thoothcr thirty acres.
Good springs uro convenient to both places.
This tract is in miles of the Court House,
mile Of post Office, store, camp ground and
church. ALSO, 2l5 Acres Of Land, lvingon
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 are located in pleasant neigh
borhoods' and was tormcr', part of liab-
crsliam county. Now is ,.c time to ret n
bcrgoin, as L am determined to sell at q re-
duccd price. Address me at Leo, Ca, or in
spcct the premises at any time.
HAMEL DUCKETT.
August >. 1853 3 3m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-10-16
Executrix's Sale.

NM I'LL be sold to the highest bidder, at
w my residence on Friday the 9th day
of November next, all my stock of Hogs
and Cattle, (some fine Mich Cows and very
good Stock Hogs) aud somo othcr articles
too tedious to mention. On credit of nine
months, with interest from date, for all sums
OF and over five dollars; under that amount,
cash. CHARLOTTE BARKER
Oct i, 1903 1913 EX'trix.
ON TIE SAME DAY AND PLACE.
will sell my stock of Cattle and Hogs, and
three young Mules, on the same terms.
JOSHUA BARKER.
Oct (, 1858 10 2
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-10-16
Ordinary's Salo.

E(Y virtue of an order to me directed by
AD w. j. Parsons Esq, Ordinary of Pick
ems district, will sell to tb ighcst bidder
on Salcday in November next, the Real Es-
tate of j. i. Switzerland deceased, to wit:
One tract of Land, situate in pickens dis
trlct on Woaycrs Creek, adjoining lands of
James Keith, Wm. Switzerland and others,
containing Three Hundred Acres more or
lcss sold for division among the hoirs of said
deceased.
TERMS OF SALE,--On a credit of twelve
months, with interest from day Of sale, ex,
cept the cost, which must be paid in cash.
The purchaser to give bond Nth good sccur-
ity, to the Ordinary to secure the payment
OF the purchase money, with mortgage of
the premises if deemed necessary by him.
Purchaser TO pay extra for titles
l.. c. CRAIG, SID.
Oct. I. 1853 u td
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-10-16
The Pickens Agricultural Society

NVlLL hold its annual meeting in the Court
House, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on Thurs
day the 2Sth October, inst, at which time the
election of officers for the ensuing year will
take place; and arrangements will be made for
the ANNUAL FAIR, which will take place the
next day, FRIDAY, the 10Th inst.) Our Society
is in it's infancy, and owing to the late day at
which the premium list was made out, tits very
small, but
ALL ARTICLES OF SUPERIOR QUALITY
are invited for exhibition whether embraced in
the list or not.
II is respectfully suggested with tho appro-
baton of the Executive Committee) that a pre-
iniun of Two Dollars be awarded for the best
specimen of Two Gallons of Syrup from the
Chinese Sugar Cane, with the mode OF manufac-
turing.
Stock and Goods exhibited will be offered at
AUCTION, if desired, OH Friday afternoon, un-
der the care of the Executive Committee, free of
charge.
A full attendance Of members is particularly
desirablc-not forgetting their Initiation Fee
The Annual Address will take place on Thurs
day, ut II o'clock, a. NJ
The public are respectfully invited to attend
our meetings, which are always public.
MILES NJ. NORTON, President.
Oct. Z. 1858 II If
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-10-16
Consignees at Anderson Depot.

'VIN VNTs II
d L Sloan 4 Co, Il B Benson g. Son. j S
Iorton Co, f i Gains. j B Il Sloan & Co. b
L 4 L $ Crayton, w C Bcwloy. w III ID Gail.
lard < Co, w Craft. Dcndy & p, Miss II VI
Pringle, Sullivan & S. A NJ Holland, EP
Werner S Brown, S } Solmnn, England, B s.
Go, Brown & MEG, b II II II Co, j L Wilson
y Reed Humbird, III & Co, Benson & j, II
a Thompson, III Stuckc. j Il Sloan, Ostcu-
dorif's Mills, B l. Roberts, NJ NJ Norton. A b
Towers, j III Voght. } c Keys & Co, Il & j
d Moore. Mrs Nancy Black w l. Calhoun, l.
Arnold, BV & Co, a Gisscl, ii Bahntgc,
J Nj Ienkin. Ii Fagen, f e Harrison, A S
Stephens, w Taylor, d Bicman, w Il Jones
w Black, N Lawrence. III Il Rnycncll.
j Martin, Shelor & S. SIS Cherry S f Brown
w Sloan, w Y, Col ID Hamilton, ID Pal
MGR. + RICE. Agent.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-10-16
Con1missioner's Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
KEa EquitY--E'iGkcns.


vs. Bill for Partition, &c
John Rankin. ct ais
HDURSUANT to an order of the Court of
Il Equity, in this case, will be sold to the
highest bidder, at Pickcns Court House. on
SHleday in November next, the Real Estate
of Charles Morgan, deceased, to wit:
Tract No2, containing One Hundred and
Furty-siX Acres, and adjoining lands Of Wm
Todd, Edward Rankin and Others.
Tract No 3, containing Three Hundred and
Twcnty-six Acres, and adjoining lands of Ed
ward Rankin and others
These tracts of land lie on the Blue Ridge
Railroad, and will be sold according to plats
recently executed.
TERMS OF SALE--On credit of one
and two years with interest, except tic costs
which arc to be paid in cash--thc purchaser
or purchasers to enter into bond to tho Com
missioner, with ut least two good surcties. to
secure the payment of the purchase money,
and pay extra for titles.
ROB'r. A. THOMPSON, c.E.p.D.
Com'rs Office, Oct Z, 1853 i
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-10-16
FOR EATM

MYyALUABLg PLANTATION lying on the
iis i,Ias i.sslggee i.!ssgee hsiI nnasl can,aIming Thpco
Hnndred and Sixty Acres. On the premises
there are now dwelling, stables, carFisge house
and al necessary out-baildings, framed and
weather boardcd The place is one of the boat
improved In the District There are about ss0
acres of woodland we'll tinibereti The tract
of land is near tho road loading fron Pendleton
to Waihnila, equadistant from these points.
For terms and further particulars, apply ID
u. A. TATE.
Oct s, 1858 l2 II
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-10-16
SgHEEsHNP,8 6AN,RS

UY virtue Of sunIry wits of fcrj faeias 10 me
~ directed, win be sold before the Court House
in rickens District within the legal hours, on
tho first Monday and Tuesday November next:
One tract of land, containing one hundred
and forty-six acres more or less, lying OH the
east side of six milo creek, it being the land pur
chased by j.. A. Easlcy, Jr from Pearsall John
sion and Mary J. Dickson, sold as the property
of the late John A. Easoy, deceascd at the
suits of Wm. Choice, II. G. Young NJ. u. Earle
and others
One colts revolver, case and contents, and o.
small lot of books rendered in on schedule as the
property of VIM s. Kccse, at the suit of II. A.
Pringle, assignee.
Terms cash purchascrsto TO pay for papers
o.. s 1853 8 I'd I'd
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-10-16
Estate Mofica.

NOTICE is hereby given thnt n final settle
~ ment of the Estate of William p Benson
deceased, will be made before the Ordinary, at
Pickens @ III, on the second Monday in Janua-
~ next. Those indebted to said Estate must
make payment, and.thosc having demands will
render them to me, legally attcsted, by that day.
NANCY q. BENSON, Adm'x.
Oct 6. 1853 10 Am
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-10-16
WOOL CARDING.

FHNIIE subscriber having purchased tho
TO tic public generally, that he is now pro-
pared to do Carding in good style and at
short notice. There is capital Burr ma
chine attached, for cleaning Wool. Bv strict
attention to business. the undersigned hopes
to merit tho patronage of the public. Toll
can he paid i'll either money or wool
a. C. HUGHES.
Sept ., 1858 ,f
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-10-16
Anderson Prices Current.
lOhRkrtED WEEKLY pY rN0LANp. nIrcKlrY 4 d

ANDERSON c. H., Oct. II, 1853
Cotton per III. s1 "a III
Salt per sack, 200
Coffee, Rio. per lb. 13 alt
Sugars brown per 10. 10 CG 12J
60 crushed and loaf, perlb. l4@ 18
Molasscs, West India per gallon, as a. 80
." N. Orleans 60 GG G5
Yarn (Ga. per bunch, l2O
osnaburgs, (heayy) per yard, 10 G9 IL
Shiriings, 10 Gl IL
Iron, common size Swcdc, per lb. 81
'' English, &
Nails. per kcg, 81 OnG
Oil, Linsecd, per gallon, 1.12 "a 1,25
80 Train. 90 h., mn
Glass, SNl0 3 Gr 3o5
10Nl2 3.25 n, 35O
Rice, per lb. Il al
Flour, per barrel, 45O "a, 500
Wheat, per bushel, 90 M %
Corn, 80 a. go
Bacon, hog round, 10 Ia -
Bagging, Gunny, per yard, Is a. 20
Oats, per bushel, 81 IN l5
Ieas, IS
Powder, Rifle, per kcg. n r. 9
Bsy~ There isalwNys to be founda good stock
OF Goods, Mt H.. B. s; Co.'S
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-10-16
Fearful Riot.

a terrible riot took place last night in
the lager bier saloon or gardens of d. Oakcs,
corner of 3D. avenue and 18th street. 1t
appears that forty or fifty Italians were en-
Joying themselves in their accustomed way
between 10 and j | o'clock, in the saloon,
when number of Irishmen were attracted
to the spot by the music, aud en- entering
the gardens, one OF them, named Michael
Rourke, commenced dancing.
The Italians were not offended at tho
proceeding, and the band continued to play.
After dancing tunes, Yankee Doodle, Hail
Columbia and other national airs were Civ
en- and ltourke continued to dance, until
he mnlieiously, Gas is allcgcd) ran against
an Italian woman. This instantly offend
cd the Italians, several of whom left their
seats, and ran at Rourke TO eject him.
Rourkcwas pushed outvcry violently, when
his companions outside rushed into the gar
dens and made a desperate assault OH the
Italians.
This was the signal for n general fight,
and bloody scene followed The Irish
had bludgeons and the Italians had knives.
pistols and other deadly weapons. The
lighting was of the Gercest character. In
- iNN ii'huIS'o AhlShbSl SuilNlU WAS SLlD-
bed IN the inner part of the thigh, the
knife severed the main artery, and he bctl
to death on the spot
Edward Burns was stabbed in the back,
and is not expected to recover.
Michael Rourkc tile instigator of the ri
OF, was severely cut on the head by Il knife
and received other injuries.
Patrick Tracy was cut and stabbed in the
groin. He is not expected to recover
Several others whose names could not be
learned were also severely injured.
Officer Merritt, of the 10Th ward, was
near by at the time, but could do nothing
singlc-handcd to stop the riot. He arrest
ed one Italian, who was Immediately res
cucd from him.
Soon after the alarm WAS given, Sergeant
Van Brunt and section of men arrived
ard arrested 16 of the Italians, 2 Germans
and American.
The body of Calligan was taken to tho
station house, where Coroner Gamble will
hold an inquest this afternoon.
NJ Y (O3o d,J,,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-10-16
Final Notice.

nj Office is hereby giycn that "a final sot-
= 4, Element of the Estate of William Sinn-
son. deceased, will lie made before the Ordi-
nary.Ht Pickens Court House, ON the 3D. Mon
day M January next. Persons indebted to
the Estate must make payment, aud those
having demands against said Estate must
render them to me- duly attested, ON or be-
fore that time.
j. L. BROWN, Ex,or.
octl3, 1853 I3 .Sm
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Watch Repairing, &c.

TENIIE subscriber begs leave to inform tn.
Il citizens of the surrounding country, that
he will visit this place again during next Oc-
tober Court, and will remain until nj! orders
arc filled. He Repairs Watches, Clocks, jew
clry, &c, in workman-like manner, and on
the most reasonable terms. lie cnn be found
Mt MTcmELL's Hotel, where work may be left.
S. w. WEST.
Pickons G III. Aug 28. 1858 7-tf
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Assigneo's Notice.

fANllOMAS ID. GARVIN having executed
n to me n Deed of Assignment, for the
benefit of his Creditors, those interested there
in will meet at Pckcns IL, on Saturday
the 10th of October, instant, for the purpose
OF clecting an Agent to represent their in
tcrests a. b. CLAYTON
Sept ~, 1888 Assignee.
nesl-. Patriot and Mountaineer Laurens-
vile Herald, and Carolina Spartan copy, and
forward bills to ASSIGNEE
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Fine Tobacco.
NdSTHd;N.

HEREBY forwarn all persons from trading
for two Notes, under seal, given by mo to
Slas Nicholson. One for four hundred dollars
due LIST Oct. 1868, and one for twelve hundred
dollars due LIST Oct 1853. The consideration
for which they were given having failed, will
not pay the same unless compelled by law.
Sept 2S, 1853 ii