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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-28
A Displny or PatriotIsn,.
The New York Tribune of Thursday last

The New York Tribune OF Thursday last
says:
ave regard the late war on Mexico as more
disastrous in the corruption of our peoples
morals, in the Atheistic notions which its fac
ttiols success tended to difruse, in its triumphs
OF rapacity and unrighteousness, than would
have been a series Of defeats which brought the
MexicaBs to Washington and the Mexican boun-
dary back to the Sabine"
It will be seen that our republican cotempo-
rary regrets that, instead Of the American STAN
dard being planted upon the Halls of the Mon
tezuma's in 1847 and immortaEed in history
the triumphs of Scott and Taylor defeat and
disaster did not attend our efIorts that the Mez-
leans did not come to Washington as conqaerors,
and bring back their boundary permanently to The
Sabine. 1t regrets that we got California with
its gold, Texas with its incalculable agricultu-
raj riches, and New Mexico and Utah, which
acquisitions have almost doubled our exports
and our wealth. and changed the destiny of the
commercial world. 1t would have had them
remain forever in the hands of Mexico. So
anti American and intensely Tory is the great
Republican organ, that we have no doubt in sin
cerely regrets that the RI volution ever took
place. and, if it could have its way, it would re-
store the Northern States to their old colonial
dependence on Great Britain and erect the Sou
thern States into negro empire, after the fash
ion of the model, Hayti Such is the patriot,
ism of the most prominent newspaper suppor-
Ior nf Frnpnnnf = Nm ED0
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-28
arom, II You Love me, say So"

Dear Tom, my brave, free.hcarted lad,
Where'er you go , God bless youi
You'd better speak than wish you had,
lflove for me distress you.
To me they say your heart inclines,
And possibly it may be So
Then once for all. to quiet mine,
Tom, ii you love me, sayso!
On that sound heart and manly frame,
Sits Iightyl sport or labor;
Good-humored 'front.' still the same
To parent, friend or ne!ghbor;
Then why postpone your love to own ..-
Forme, from day to day 50, ..
And let ne whisper still alone
Tom, ifyou love me, say so!
How oft when was sich or sad,
- With some remembered folly, .1
The sight of you has made me lad, +.
And then most melancholy. ..f. .....
Ah! why will thought Of ono SO good
Upon my spirit prey sol
Be you'll should be understood"-
Tom, if you love me, sac 30! -s.a
Whate'er of oars you chan"e to seek,
Almost before you breatheit,
Ib'iug with bushes on my check.
And all my soul goes with it,
Why thank ME then with voices SO low,
And faItering turn away so! ..f...
When next you come, before you go,
Tom, ifyou love me, sayso! ....t -.....
My friends it's true are well to do,
And yours are poor and friendless;
All, MOI TOR they are rich in yo'l--
Their happiness is endless,
You never let them shed tear, 7
Save that on youit weigh so; .t s..
There's one might bring you better cheer
Tenn, if you love me, say 50! ..-..,
My uncle's legacyis all Fl
For you. Tom, when you choose 1t;
In better hands it cannot fall, ...t
And better trained to use it;
I'll wait for years but let tine not
Unwooed, unplighted play so,
Sirce wealth and worth will be your lot, 'It
Tom, if you love me, say so 81 l.
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ARRIVAL OF THE Nomrm sTAE.
The Atlantic Telegraph Cable "a
Failure.

New York, July 20-Thc steamship North
Star has arrived with dates to the 7th inst. The
Atlantic Telegraph Cable parted about thou
sand miles from the Irish coast. The Nmgra
and Gorgon arrived back on the 8th inst, hav-
ing abandoned the enterprise The Agamem.
non and ValorouS had not arrived on the 7lh
inst. ...... ...
QUEENSTOWN, July 5th-The Niagra and
Gorgon arrived this morning. Three attempts
were made to lay the cable. The Agamemnon
and Vaorous are expected hourly. The sqad;
ron experienced very bad weather during the
cruise; on the 18Th orJune a heavy gale sprung
up, during whichthe ships were separated, hut
all met again at rendezvouz. On the first at
tempt about ten miles ofcable were lost; on the
second about 100 miles, and on the 2Sth the
cable was again. joined and about 25Q miles paid
| out when communication ccasng to be received
The cable was parted and the Niagra and Cor
gon proceeded to this place-much 10 their sur
prise the Agamemnon and Valorous were not
in before them, As they had more than two hun
Gred miles start. The Agamemhon, it is repor-
ted, suffered some damages in the gale a'ter
commupication ceased The Nagra allowed
swing to the cable and in addition strains of
four tons were applied to the breaks; although
| blowing fresh the cable held an hour when a
huuueh pitcH OF inc sea snapped tne caole anu
the Niagra bore away for Queenstown.
Should nothing be heard Of the Agamcmon,
the Niagra after colling, will proceed to the
ocean, having still thirteen hundred miles Of
cable. 1t is conjectured that the Agamemnon
had arranged quantity Of coal at time of failure
and is awaiting the Niagra.
The Rev. Mr. Surgeon is going to America.
The Spanish Ambassador resigned in conse-
qucnce of the change in the Ministry.
MADRID.-Cabnet completed, Gen Ros de-
Aleno new Captain General of Cuba.
Germany and Denmark in difficulty. ~
+, The Manchester advices continued favorable
LIVERPOOL, July 9th.-AsaeS Of Cotton for
the past days, have been $4,000 bales inclu-
ding 4 900 to speculators Price had advanced
l-3, mlrkets closing firm. Same Circular say
that the advance was subsequently almost lost,
but the market remained firm.
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PEgNSYLVANzA POLITICS.
The "opposition" Convention


In Pennsylvania the Republican party has
complely "dried up;" and the speckle2, ring
tailed, spawned sore headed, disappointed crew
whose fingers are itching to get into the public
treaury, now simply call themselves the "Op-
position"
This Opposition composed Of abolitionists,
know nothings and renesades from the Demo-
cratic party, who were disappointed in getting
office from Mr., Buchanan, met in Convention at
Harrisburg, on the 14th for the purpose o NOM
mating a state ticket. f.i-4
A, Ii. Reeder one of the martyred governors
Of Kansas, was president of the Conyention.--
He madea speech repeating the same silly tale
/ o. all renegades, that the Democratic party had
left him! Hewas very anxious to see thar
mony''n the Union party" 8 e..
| Gu the 10Th ballot John M. Reid, Of Phila-
dalphia, who deserted the Democratic party in
1S4S, and supported Van Buren, and Adams,
was nominated for Judge ofthe Supreme Court
M Vernon B1nner. t
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0~Tlt was Goblet who said land he told the
truth too--that woman is never 50 amiable as
when she is useful; and as for beauty, though q
man may fall in love with girls at play, there
IS nothing 10 make them stand in their love like
seeing them atwork, engaged in the useful Off
ces ofthe home and family.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-28

GyThe young lady who does not apologize
when you find her at work in the kitchen, but
continues her task till it is finished will not fail
to make good wife. IA .il Wig MI os
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-28

CEFNoT long ago., writes a correspondent
ofthe Kaacke6oclter, an attorney with consid-
cradle SWELL but not much brains, came to c.,
in Ohio, to locate. One day when the Post Of
fee was full waiting the distribution Of the
mail, half witted fellow stepped mp to him in
the crowd and said: "Mr. S., I'm told you
have come hereto practice law.' "Yes, | have.''
"Well you will find it first rate location.
Hadn't lived here four months before was
sued ten times SWell, It seems to me could
live here for years without being sued at all.''
prsume you conld,' said our half witted friend;
"people here are pretty smart. They don't sue
a eller without he's good for the costsl' Z
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-28

An eastern friend of Senator Sumner wishes
Us to publish statement that he recently sub
mtted quietly, without word or a VINCE" ia
have his back scared by his physician with red
hot iron. A general complaint against the Sen
ator is that he has submitted to operations up.
on his back too quietly. journal.
or This kind Of fortitude is not at all un-
common in pusillanimous people. The weak
and cowardly Hindoo will bear torture with
out groan that would make the valiant Iner
Of America or the British Islands howl with
frantic energy. Mr.. Summer and the Hindoos
have but little.o the pugnacious quality which
distinguishes our race Statesman. e atsia,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-12-04
U Hl e. IKE o w lsE gWqJllR l45 [RR II : :.

JEALoULY,--7Je ealousy is as cruel as the
/ grave: not the grave that opens its deep
bosom to receive aud shelter from further
storms the worn and forlorn pilgrim who
"rejoices exceedingly and is glad" when
nc can find its roposc; but cruel as the
gHave is when it yawns aud swallows down
from the lap of luxury, from the summit of
Flame, from the bosom OF love, the desire of
many eyes and hearts. Jealousy is a two
Headed asp biting backwards and forwards.
Among the deadly things upon the earth,
or in the sea, or flying through the deadly
night air ofmolarious regions, few arc more
noxious than isjcalousy And of all mad
passions, there is not one that has vision
more distorted, or more unreasonable fu.
ry. To the jealous eye, white looks black,
yellow looks green, and the very sunshine
turns deadly lurid. There is no innocence,
no Justice, no generosity, that is not touch
ed with suspicion, save just the jealous per
sons own And jealousy is an utter folly,
for it helps nothing, and saves nothing
If your friends love is going, or gone, to
another, will your making yourself hateful
and vindictivo stay it or bring it back p
If it is not lowing you, is there no risk in
rendering yourself so unlovely?
Commend me to all bereaven bears rath
cr than to jealous person, especially a
jealous woman. There is neither reason
nor mercy in her when once thoroughly
struck through with this fearful passion.
She renders herself altogether rcpulsiye by
it-an object more Of dread than affection
to those who have loved her best. And if
Sic regain not her self-command and re-
turn not to her senses, she frequently dcs-
troys utterly the attachments she most
priced. Her friend may, indeed, refuse to
forsakc her; but it will be duty that bids
him stay; and never will he be able to for
get what an abject thing she once appear
ed.
But let not any too vigorously Judge the
conduct of jealous woman or a jealous
man. Remember that.the mamie suffers.
TO be sure, the suffering is from scliishncss
often it is without a shadow of a cause !;
but still it is suffering, and it is intense
Pity it--bear with it. You may yourself
fall into temptation. 1t isa sorcr curse, a
more certain and fatal blight to the heart
on which it seizcs, than it can be to those
against whom its spite is hurl i. Then,
while none should bend too far to the whins
of jealousy, all should be patient with its
victims, and also should be watchfu and
careful that it enter not their own heart
DicAcaS.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-12-04
Ordinarv's sala.

RY virtue of an order to me directed by
I'D w. j. Parsons, Esquire, Ordinary of
l'ickens district, there will be sold on Sale.
lay in December next, at pickcns Court
House, to the highest bidder, the Real Estate
of Joshua Cox, deceased, namely:
One Tract of Land. situate in Pickcns dis
Wict and lying on Long-nosc Creek waters
of Tngalo river, containing Four Hundred
ANA SeYcny-nino Acres more or less, ant.
adjoining lands of Il Hall, j II IIunnicut,
and others. Sold TO make distribution among
the heirs of said deceased
TERNs OF SALE-On a credit of twelve
months, with interest from day of sale, cxcept
the cost which must be paid in cash The
purchaser TO give bond, with good surctieS. to
the Ordinary to secure the payment of the
purchase money. with a mortgage of the pre-
misses II deemed necessary by him. Purcha-
scrS to pay extra for papers
l.. @. CRAIG, SID.
Nov 10, 1853 III I'd
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Ordinary's Sale.

DY7virtae of an order to me directed By
D w, j. Parsons, Esq, Ordinary of Pick
ems district. illsoll to the highest bidder
on SalelaI 4 in December next, the Real Es-
tate of Andrew Kelly, deceased, to wit.
Tract No. /, on Keowee river, adjoining
landsof NJ. NJ. Norton, Mrs. L.. Alexander
and others, containing Two Hundred and
Twenty-eight acres.
Tract Nps2, on waters of Little river, and
adjoining lands of j. N Robins and Others,
containing One HuSared and Fifteen ac os'
Sold for division amongst the heirs of said
deceased.
TERMs OF SALE.--Qn credit of twelve
months, with interest from day ofsale, except
the cost, which Dlust be paid in cash. The
purchaser to give bond with good security, to
tho Ordinary to secure the payment Of the
purchase money, with mortgage Of the tre-
misses if deemed necessary by him. Pur-
chases to pay extra for titles.
l.. G. CRAIG, syn.
Nov 3, 1858 'l6 td
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Ordiuary's Sale.

EDY virtue of an order to me directed nv
ID v. .. Parsons, Esq, Ordinary of fick-
ems district, will sell to the highest bidder
at PiGkcns Court House on Salcdav in De-
ccmbcr next, the Real Estate of Daniel j
Chapman, deceased. to wit:
One Tract of Land, containing Seventy
Acres. lying on Twelve Mile River, and adj
joining lnnds of Andrew Neal, James Chap
man and others. Sold for the payment of
debts and division amongst the heirs of the
said deceased.
Terms OF SALE.-On credit of twelve
months, with interest from day of sale, cx-
cops the cost, which must be paid in cash.
The purchaser to give bond with good securi-
ty, to the Ordinary to secure tho payment Of
the purchase money, with u mortgage of the
promises if deemed necessary by him Pur-
chaser topay extra for tides
l.. G. CRAIG, SID.
Nov 5, 1853 1G I'd
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NOW rs YOUR TrME..

4 AM now Offering Four Hundred and Thir-
a ty7tour Azores of good FARMING LAND
tlrsalc, lying ON the waters of CoAerossand
Colonel's Fork creeks,in Pickens district. 1
have onthe promises gobd dwelling house,
new TbEesberswiilno .pecessary build
iings. Also, anew Saw and urist Mn of the
latest improved style, all in fine working or
DER; My Land is situated sx miles south of
Walhnlla, ON the public road leading from
Jafratt's Bridge to Pickcns C III. My con
vSnnionce for church going and good schools
VIII compare favorably with any country To-
cation in the State Payments may B6madc
to suit the purchaser. sat d
Il. w. ALLEN.
Coloncl's Fork p o, Sept %. 1858 lott
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a BACHELOR is fellow who cuts him
self off from great blessing Tor fear of a
tritiing annoyance. lie rivals the wiscacrc
who secured himself against corns by hav-
ing his legs amputatcd In his selfish anx-
icty to live uncncumbcrcd, he only subjects
himself to heavier burthen; for the pas
sions, that apportion to every indisidual the
load he is to bear through life, generally
say to the calculating bachelor, "As you
are single man, you shall carry double. :"
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NOTICE.

A FINAL settlement of the Estate of Clay
~ ton jenkins, deceased, will he made in
the Ordinary's off &C, at Pckens c III, ON the
first Monday in january next Those in
debted to said Estate must make payment
and those having demands must render them
to me, attcstod according tolaw, by that day.
G. w. VANZANT, Admir-
Oct 2, 1858 an
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Final Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that a final set.
IN Element Of the Estate of William Simr-
son, deceased, will be made before tho Ordi
nary. at Pickcns Court House, on the Sd Mon
day in january next Persons indebted to
the Estate must mako payment, and those
having demands against said Estate must
render thom to me, duly attcstcd on or be-
fore that time.
Oct Is, 1853 l3 3m
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statc. or AOMth CaroIL.,a,
. pICKBNs--lN ORDINARY

PiCKgNs--IN ORDINARY.
FIX Parte 7 Petition to apply funds to
Mahiden, Starry the payment OF delds.
1T appearing that Joseph - Logpere Henry
j Dplicann (or Hcstor) and Wife Polly, Peter
Phillips and wife Caroline, John rritchet and
wife Rachel reside without the limits of this
State: 1t is ordered, therefore, that they do ap-
pear in the 0irlipary's office, at Pickcns c H,
on the first Monday in January next, and slew
cause, if any they can. why the prayer of the
said petition should not be granted
w. j. PARSONS, ORD.
OrdinNry's Office, Sept. 81. 1868 3m
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Estate Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that a final settle
~ ment OF the Estate of William p. Benson
deceased will he made before the Ordinary, at
Plckens c H. on the second Monday in Janua-
W next. Those indebted to said Estate must
make payment, and those having demands will
render them to me, legally attested, by tlai dav
NANCY g. BENSON, Adm'x.
OcI'o, 1908 e. II \ BIN
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TSsE.H.Egp

EpEFORE me by ,Jchu Hunt bay mare
4b Mule, or l0ycars old, heavy built, and
some white spots on the neck cnuscd by the
collar. Appraised at ono hundred dollars
The owner isrequircd to come forword, prove
property, pay costs and take it away. or the
law will be enforced as in such cases made
and provided. Said mule can be found n.
Alr. Trnts, near tho Trap.
"A. j., ANDERSON. MED.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-12-04
LAND FOR SALE.

HNIIE subscriber offers his VALUABLE
IL TRACT OF LAND for sale. 1t is sit
uatcd in Pickens district, and lies one mile
below Jarratts bridge on Tugalo river. The
Tract contains Two Hundred and Nnety-six
Acres, 100 acres of which is good River and
Creek Bottom. The place is valuable and
improved. Terms made easy
JESSE A. HALL.
Oct 81, 1858 Ia r.
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FOR. SAFE.

MY VALUABLE PLANTATION lying on the
W Blue Ridge Rail Road, containing Three
llun'red and Sixty Acres. On tlre premises.
there are ane vdweling, stables carriage house
anu M necessary oni buildings, framed and
weathcr-boardcd. The place is one of the bcst
improved in the District There arc about $50
acres of woodland well timbcred The tract
OF land is near the road leading from Pcndeton
to Walhalla. eqnndisImt from these points.
For terms and further particulars, apply to
DR.. b. a. HENEY.
Il. A. TATE.
Oct 5, 1853 10 IF
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Positive Notice.

{ LII persons indebted to me, by Note OF
IN Account, mast make payment By the
first day Of January neGt. Failing to do SO,
they can then settle.with the proper law Off
GERS; as i must havemoney.
J.. ". LAWRENCE. X
NOg u, 1858 II
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Boots and Shoes
Eg gEEoONsA,

or the Commissioners of Roads, I'd Req.
~ iment, S, @. NJ, to Fall Term, 1858.
1000. Dr.
To cash received of j w L Ca
=, rsy, Tax Collector, S122590
To balance on hand, after making
~ report to. nTcrn,, 1857, 2727
To cash received of Thos Dod- "
gems, for estray. 035
To cash received Off b NIcGuf-
fin, for fine, 400
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state or south Carolina,
pICKENS-IN EQUITY.

trtt- i'NhrpNo IN EQUlIf.
Ayarila Griffin }
vs. BiIl for, Partition, SC.
Thos. Griffin, ct. ais. li
appearing to tho COnrt, upon hill filed that
j. Il. MnnsUll and wife Yaslt, barton Grif-
hn. benjamin Griffin, Sargent Griffin, IL. III.
Griffin, IT, a. Bllingsly and wife Minerva; the
heirs at-aw of Bailey Griffin, deceased, to wit
Avarlln Griffin, Sargent j. Griffin, Joseph Grii-
I'm; and the hcirs~at-law of William Griffin de-
ceased, namely: Avarila A. Griffin, Nancy V.
Griffin, Elihu II. Griffin Rosannnh NJ. Griffin,
G B. Griffin, Mary L. NJ Griffin. Bailey b. Gift
iin Thomas V. Griffin, Margaret 4. Griffin. Mar
tha f. ID. Griffin and Jane NJ S. Griffin, reside
without the limits of this State: on motion Of
Harrison, complainnnt's solicitor it is ordered,
therefore that The said absent defendants do
appear in this honorable court mud plead. an
Swer or demur to compliments sud hill of COM
plant, within three months from the publica-
ton hereof. or the same will bc taken pro CON
teSSo as to them.
ROB'T. A. THOMPSON, o.x.P.p.
Com'rs Office, Aug 81, 1888 3m
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State OF sontHa Caroltno,.

IN oRDINARY-cITATIoN.
WHEREAS, } " Lawrence haIlaprlicdto me,
w for letters of administration epon nil and
singular the personal estate of James Pelfree,
deceased, late of the State aforesaid and district
ofPickens: The kindred aud creditors of said
deceased are, therefore, cited to appear before
me, Mt pickens G, H. on Monday tile 18th Dec
next, 10 shew cause, if any they can, why said
letters should not bc granted Given under NV
hand and seal, Nov. 10, 1868 /
~ A.h ~ w. ]. pARSONS, o.r.n.
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= N<sTHsyR.

NOTICE.
A FIaAL settlement of tho Estate of the
IA late John Couch, deceased, will be made
IN the Or'linary's Office, at Pickens G III. on
the 18th Monday in January next. Persons
indebted to the Estate are required to make
payment. and those having demands against
said Estate must present them legally attest
ed on or before thattme.
'' MARY A. COUCH, \ Adm'x
ROB'T COUCH, I Admir-
Oct %, 1858 II 3m
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State OF SOVGdh CarOlima,

''Ns0VO VH 'SWHUVhH NNHVLHNBU4
rIcKENs DIsT--IN THE COURT OF COMMON rLEAa.
DicdrlcI Biemann ! Foreign Attachments
vs. Norris, II. s. Pullialn,
Hendrok Lcdtord Plf's Attys.
WHEREAS. the plaintiff did, on the l7fh day
w of May, 1858, file his declaration against
the defendants, WHO (asitis said )are absentfrom
and without the limits of this State, and have
neither wife nor attorney known within the same.
upon whom copy of the said declaration might
said defendants do appear and plead to the sdd
|G,.ipt";oh Oh "a before The i'll, ,iaS oG kiuy.
1859: otherwise, final and absolute udamcnt
will then be given andawardcd asainss them.
} j. Il. llAGO0D, c.cr.
Clerks Office, May IL, 1853 lyo
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sLEY. ISAAC w1cKLIrrE.
LUMBER! LUMRERI

IHE undersigned are now prepared to fll or
4 ders for LUMBER of al kinds, at their Mill
on Oconee Creek, seven miles northeast of Wal
halla. Lumber will be delivered if il is desired
by the purchaser. Our terms will be made ac-
commodating, and we respectfully solicit the pa
tronnge Of the public. JAMES GEORGE,
NJ. f. MITCHELL,
FEB. 10, 1907 81 j. n LAWRENCE
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He EX0dD ERT

or JOSEPH j. NORTON, Secretary
" and Treasurer of the Board of Commis-
sloners of Public Buildings, for Pickens
District, to Fall Term, 1858.
1853 DR.
March l8. To cashof L G Craig,
Sheriff, 260h
April 30 To cash of William
Couch, b; on note, 1900
May 1. To cashofWiiliam Couch
!, balance 3, on note, s46o
Sept. IL. To cash of i G Craig,
3 sheH$; S Pcvs?!gs ai;ea, sQoo
Oct. I. To cash for rent of room
for concert, 200