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Att'ps & Gounsellurs.

GEO. s. CLAPP-ATT0RNEY AT
NTIAW and NOTARY PUBLIC ofice over MeBIldes
Drng Store, Berea, Ohio m-.o-l
!" s KERRUISH-ATTORNEY
w saLzv-No. - Superior Street, Cleve and' ohio'
spIlm 80 = =, ~
DROOKS, BOARDMAN & FORD.
ID -ATTORNEYs At Law AtvsateT Balidlnss, 1904
D Y BRooKs. -. J BoAEDAAS- ~ f0f
UTILLIAMSON & RIDDLE, AT.
w ToRNEYS AT LAW. ofes No ;S 50 Su2e5SSs' Rfs3S
Sts, 9sn5I s-N- A. G. RIDDLE
NHARLES G. BALDW lN-ATTOR-
ney and Counselor al LAw-ofiee Il super s.; Is e'
Cny Bank -. : = - I@ISx=S =
DALMER & AUSTIN, ATTORNEYS
AT LAW. once over Commercial Bank -, 80
A SPER j. F., ATTORNEY AT LAW,
N Warren, imnbuI County. Ohio Once N9.,i Nc. L
Market street. - 9,s275I5 y
DEAVIS & MUELLER-ATTOR-
ID NEYs AND CoUNsELLoRs At LAW, Leader =,
Baildiug. - - = = =
OPAIJLDING q PARSONS, ATTOR-
- NEYs AT LAW Office, Parsons Boek' SSPe5io5-s. %
~ Prisons, United States COMMISSIONER aad
NlsSisr tnmmiSSinnerin thincerY L.-.-.-.
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Goal Dealers

GOAL, COKE, FIRE CLAY AND
sale BY JOHN. ROCkAF ELLOM,
Gem. Agt. HammoEdsvIl!e Mining Co.
Of-e nc. P. r Pier
CIe.elalrd o. tune 10 ls5s-ian9:d2H
1S5S.
wM 1 PRICE. LENUEL CRAWFORD DAVID MoRRis-
DRICE, CRAWFORD Il NORRIS,
l. CSuccessors 10 CRAWFORD, PRICE A C0-l-De2l-
cargo. Office. cover, menI Pier Cleveland. Ohso
REFERENCES:
T. p Handy, Cash'r Com'llE ward S5e,Ioss,
Jd,dPh Perkins Pisst Bank RaHssy bros g 40
cS%insTee 15s = s FfLSSE Rssk New Yor
II X sanger, Casa'r Mich SaeSett, BelshsT Co do
inx Bank. .Detrui; J. G, Beard Toronto, & W
A blat al Aa.s, CASH. saT z, a hlo;di@ Ise
3 3 3
]. C. PENDLETON d co,
DEALERS IN LEHIGH, LACK
IL awana, Brier Hin, Chippewa, Talimsdge and New
co HI.
Oce No Oviars EIehal Yard foot Superior Street
NEWBERRY LUMP C0AL.-This
IN superior article Of BITUMINOUS COAL, which l.
steam and smith be had Of The undersigned Agents
riefS G y orforsisn t-ade WILDE executed with dis
PATCH and Coaldeivered al pan OF the city OF qu
which viii fail please. II LETT At either OF our Offices
Or 4ith store OF Gay lord & iIiII'
ocf7 No. 81 River street and 9 < p Coal Per.
COAL--C0AL.
NOW IS THE TIME TO SET IN
IN your Winter supply. We daily receiy Hspen-
SsItgS PsreS sisIas % purchase viii DO well , give
Is call All 0rders through the Post Oaee pronlTty at
c. P. R R. M4chiHe shop Lake si street
ssris IOHN HA1S co
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6ats, Gaps & fnrs.

6ats, Gaps & fnrs.
m HATS! HATS! HATS!
The largest stock ani greatest variety Of
STRAW, PANAMA,
LIGHT CASHMERE and
DRAB BEAVER HATS
Can be found Al prcss correspond with the times al
juu2s E STAIR cos, IS suPeTiurs ST.
EVERETT HAT. - SOMETHING
lL peu nice and tasty Cal and large stock OF
1S S1 sgd 'o0Fsd . 3 BuFfs 81 FSs &C CO. 81 surrst
T AIDES RIDING HATS AND
IL GAUNTETs RIsFs 1,s'Ts5i % nSS g sGssr5T T 81
"a SUMNER cASIHERE HATS. q
L. BENEDICT & SONS
Are selling beautiful
PEARL CASHMERE HAT,
Il fhsy sS aiso hsTs s Assortment, Of Fashionable Bsk
's>S~'''-'e anI 'iiA i'-'''- L SUPERIOR STREET
THILDRENS' FANCY SUMMER
apis L. BENEDICT suns. - SUPERIOR II
DALM LEAF HATS-White and
c2oe 'r Men and V''i q BESE6f Sisflf nPe sons soNs
VOUNG MEMS STYLE OF SILK
H4TSaJSst II Tsesi'ed 9f TEPEfoSs PSifSot1sSss s''e ever
'l'iJS aPs ~ Uaier johnson House. 8 saEsroI ST
u STAIR & CO. ARE PRE- n
lie pared to furnish the ~
Spring Fashions
FOR
GENTL M T. N s IA rs
The quality SIS 10 and fnish Of
HATS
ale las usual unsqIRassed. Mll9
2 1883. q
Spring Style of Hats
OPENED
SATURDAY, MARCH 9th.
L. Benedict & Sons.
ubs IS SUPERIOR ST.
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n 1 WsITSKN n n sTANDART- W; sIASDANT
WHITMAN, STANDARD K CO.
w Bankers and Lealsrx IN FOREIGN and ~
chsnee No Slnerior street We draw dlrect on Lon
don and vii furnish Drafts fr amount Al al
ne -aris ooin 5 IN England Ireland Scotland, Erce
"a f;eruruT Colectoas made all accessible points
thro-C1on fhe L ait States ard Canadas. nhS.ly
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r. r. r.



nfauv diseases that affect hum1niy are Inherited as lelf
looms fr the israse bodies Of SIC KY SIres scrolGa
Cousmption syphilis and Fits among inc mosl CON-
uany generations seeds Of these diseases may nave
been established IN The system, corfu ping nc -
Wfsys RENovt trIya RESoLvESr viii eraicate from the
bieS Of he sfciei every paticle OF Diseased deposits
and G the veins with new, pt-o ana helL.ns 'i''1-
CHIIDREN'S DISEASES
1,,,, D s,,1 srISts i FsOLVENr should be hailed a.
h1,,- H. e-rrv rsofhcr throughout the land, Whose
fHicted with sores. Humors &c. Tn Sc break
5sS Out ftaus earlyl evidence Of disease transmitted
- - NssTcpt Sfoek A few doses OF the RENOvArINo
Vs WI eradicate every yestlge o. the disease and
insure me child 4 sound and healthy body
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-05-22
NE W GOODS.

Pendleton, South Carolina.
II d. SMITH & co. would respectfully
O inform their patrons and the public
generally, that theWhave just received and
arc now opening at PendIeton, under the
FARMERS HALL,
a newand complete assortment of superior
Spring and Summer Goods,
Consisting, in part, of splendid ,'ariety of
lawns, Calicoes, MIslins, Gingh,ms, Robe
Dresses, Bareges, Tissues, Black and Col
ored Silks. ~ -. s
yaeenct, Corded and Swiss Btuslihy
,,'ae,Get ard Swiss Edging and Insertings,
: Flouncings, &C.;
Embroidered, Swiss and Lawn Collars;
White, Brown and Fancy Linens; ~.
Silk, Cotton and Lisle Hose;
Silk, Kid and Cotton Glores;.
Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons, Flowers and
Rushes 81"
silk MantilIas and Hoop Skirts; -
Boots and Shoes of all sizes and qualities;
Hats aud Caps good assortment; together
with the usual variety OF other articles. All
of which will DO sold low for cash.
May 10, 1868 43 f.
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OH FWARYs

Z DIED, ON the Goth April at his residence in
diimer, of Congcstivc chill, Mr.. Tuos j. HAL
LUM, aged 52 years, eight months md day.
Ihe deceased was born and raised in Pickens
district, whence he emigrated with his family
TO Texas in 1862, whore lie continued to reside
until his death. Several yoars previous TO this
he attached himself TO the Methodist church,
and WAS noted for his quiet unohtrusise method
OF living. ,lie leaves a large family to mourn
ms decease, yet it is hoped that their loss win
be his eternal gain =
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-05-22
FOR TUE LEGTsLATURE,

Beis~ The friends of Mai. ROBERT MAX
WELL. respectfully recommend him as a suita-
BILE candidate for the Legislature.
Bs1- The friends of WAI N, MARTIN re-
specttully announce him candidate for the
Legislature, at the noNt election.
ReI" The friends Of GEORGE r.. CHERRY
respectfully announce him n candidate for the
Legislature, at the next election.
BsS~ The friends of Maj. JOHN G.. MIL
LER announce him n candidate for the Leg
islature, at tho next election
CssS" The friends of DIR. A. j. ANDERSON
respectfully announce him candidate for
the Legislature, at the ensuing election
BOY We are authorized to announce VIII
LIAM HAMILTON candidate for the Legis-
lature, at the ensuing election.
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The Cashier's valley Turnpil,e


I n obedience to powers vested in us by an
"A act of the General Assembly Of this State
passed Mt its last Session. entitled AN Act to
Incorporate the Cashiers VALLEY Turnpike
Company" and for the organization of the
said Company, we do hereby appoint the fol-
lowing Commissioners to open books of sub
scription for the Capital Stock Of aajd Com
pany at the respective places hereinafter nam
ed. The said books to be opened on the first
Monday of June next by each set of Commits
sloners, and tn be kept open by them until
the first Monday of September next. ifso long
be necessary, to secure the sum of four thou.
sand dollars, which is requisite for the or.
Sanization of the Company. AS soon as said
amount of stock has been subscribed, the
Commissioners will meet Mt Pickens C. III,
on such day as may hereafter be designated
for the election of officers for the COMPANY
The capital must be subscribed in shares or
share of twenty-five dollars. Each share will
entitle the shareholder TO one vote in the cleo
lion of officers.
The following arc the Commissioners, viz :;
:, Aadorson-S Blockley, d + Clayton, Dan'l
Brown
pcndIoton7J s Lortop, j B Sitton, e b
Benson
piekens-M NJ Norton, r. a Thompson, E
Walhalla,-c F Bansemor, D Biemann, j
III Ostendorif.
Grsnts-A B Grant, Wm. Whitmiro, Leon,
ard Rogers,
Cashiers Yalley-Wm. Alley, j w Bran.
non, John Whitmire.
+. +. n: n. G4RTHN' KH1TH, corporaeor.
MAY II 1873 ~ "a
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GREEN 4 REID.

4 FTER returning thanks for past patron
L "A age, would beg leave to inform their
trepds and customers that they are now re-
ceigihg large and we'll selected Stock Of
Spring and Summer Goods,
Which have been selected by one of the firm
in person, and neither cxponSe nor labor
have been spared in making a selection adap-
ted to the trade. 1t is impossible to cnume-
rate the various articles offered for sale. but
amongst them may be found CAIdCOES,
Ginghams, Muslns, Barages, SILK Tissues.
Jackonet, Swiss, Book and Null Muslins,
CLOTl1S, Cassineres, Tweeds, Linens. Cot
tonades, Drap d'Ete, Alpacea, Queens Cloth,
Bleached and Brown Shirtings, trimmings
and Fancy Articles.
Bonncts Ribbons and Ladies Hats; Flowers,
Wroaths, Gloves, IL 5icry. &c.
large and we'll selected Stock of READY
MADE CLOTHING
4 heavy stock of BOOTS & SHOES Of every
size and description.
large stock of new and fnshio N)c HATS
AND CAPS
A good assortment of ITARDvA and
Cutlery for Farmers use.
A beautiful selection Of Crockcry and Glass
SUGAR, COFFEE, Molasacs Salt, Mack
ercl Rice, Vinegar, Cigars, Tobacco, and
almost every other article in tho Grocery limo.
Iron, Nails, Castings, Cotton Yarn, Wood
ware, Saddles, Brides, MartinSelcs, Girths,
&C.. &c.
Also a good stock of DRUGS and MED
lClNES, both in store and Office.
We don't hesitate in saying that VIC have
as large a Stock rs was ever brought TO this
market, and we will sell as low as the same
article can be bought in any market in tho
up country. Come and see for yourselves.
Wc charge nothing for showing Goods, and
wo feel confident we can make it to your i'm
tcrcst to buy from us.
Beg~D DIR, GREEN is home again and pre-
pared to resume his professional duties.
lIo would also say to those who have pot
settled their last years Accounts, that they
will confer a favor on him by doing so inn
mcdiately, for it takes money to carry on
/ business.
March H. 1868 35 tf
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LOOK HERE!
One of the Best Plantations ON
Tugalo River for Sale.


FHNIlE subscriber offers for sale his WELL
IL KNOWN PLANTATION. lying above
and below Jarrett's Bridge, on Tugalo river,
containing
One Thousand Four Hundred Acres.
There arc Two Hundred Acres of excellent
Bottom Land, as to the fertility of which il
is unnecessary to say anything, rs it is we'll
Known thst it cannot he surpassed by any in
the State. The remaining twelve hundred
acres mostly woodland
There has been recently erected eommo-
dious Cottage, of the most approved and mo-
dcri style, on n beautiful cminencc, within
two hundred yards of the river. This, to.
gether with tho saubrity Of the climate, pure
water and fine land, make this one of the
most desirable places in the up country
Churches arc convenient Of Presbyterian,
Methodist and Baptist denomination. The
tract viii be divided to suit purchasers pro-
,vidcd 1t all cau he disposed of ut one time.
Will be sold with the place, ifdesircd Corn,
Fodder and Wheat Also, stockiof all kinds.
Ifyou wanta " Home, sweet Home,'s you
had better apply early, or you may loose q
bargain. as such places are rarely in market.
Possession given the first of November next.
Terms will be made ACCOMMODATING. 8d.
dress me at "Walton's Ford. Ga" or apply
on the promises. es'-"
aaE p. i'll. PRATIIER
NAV -. lS1S do
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State Of SOuGh Carolina,
Bill for Partition, &c.
iITY-PIcKENs
James Rogers


VS. Bill for Partition So
Edward Rogers, et ais
| I appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Com
missioncr that Edward Rogers, Temperance
McWhorter, John McWhortor and wife Sarah,
Wilson Drcnahn and wife Prudence, Amos Rob.
inson and wife Nelly, Hugh Rogers, and the
heirs-at-law OF john Rogers, TO wit: - Rog-
ers, his widow, Emerson Black and wife Eliza
beth, - Moore and wife Sarah, James Rogers,
Zachaiimh Rogers, William Rogers, John Rog-
crs, and David Rogers, defendants to complain
ants bill of complaint reside beyond tire limits
of this State: on motion of Norton. complaiu-
aa' solicitor, it is ordered that the absent de.
PENDANTS above named do sevcrally appear in
this honorable court and plead answer, or de-
nur TO tho said bill, Within three months from
the publications hereof, or their consent to the
Same will be taken by an order pro confeSSo.
ROBT. A. THOMPSON, c.E.P.p.
Com'rs Office, March 80, 1853 3D
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against mahogany and silver spoons, and
assured the audience that he was rocked in
a pane cradle. His antagonist, in reply,
completely took. the wind out of his sails
by declaring that he was not rocked in a
cradle at all, but in onc-half of bce-gua
IsterS6urg ErpresS
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@ a NJ MDOD a u Is s.
FOR CONGRESS-: :

Ea5~ COL. t. o. p. VERNON, orSparton-
burg, is respectfully announced as a candi-
date for Congress, to succeed Col. Orr.
BeSye The friends of COL. JOHN d. ASH
MORE respectfully announce him a candidate
for Congress- aS the next election.
By" The friends of COL. T.. p. JONES, of
Grccnviile, respectfully present his name to the
Congressional District, in place of Gel. oRn, vito
declines re election
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-05-22
HYMN, e ME- Al.

MARnIgn, on Tuesday evening, 4th inst. by
Rev. Richard Furlnan, Mr.. THoaAs ID. LoSG to
Miss SUSAN PERRY, both of Greenvillc.
At the same time, by the same, Mr.. ]. G..
HAwrHoRNE, of Fairfield, to Miss SusAx Eos
TER, of Greenvile. 6la
On Sunday evening the / 9th instant, by d. p.
Robins, Esq, at Long Greek Church, Mr. Ron
ERT HIS, of Piekcns, to Miss SARAH SMIrF of
Babun county Ga.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-05-22
FOR THE SENATE.

Rs3S" The friends of Gen. +. N. GARYIN
announce him candidate for the State Senate,
Mt the ensuing election.
RFIs" The friends ofELIHU II. GRIFFIN.
Esqy respectfully announce him candidate
for the Senate. for Piekens district at the
next election
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-05-22
FOR TAX CnLL.ECrnp

R&BN The friends of j. w. l.. CARY respect
fnlly announce him n candidate for reelection
TO the office of Tax Collector for pickcns dis
uict, at the ensuing election.
BSag- The friends of H. CLEVELAND HUNT
respectfully announce him candidate for Tax
Collector, at the next election
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-05-22
Domestic and Fancy Dry Goods.
MFRS. IA. 4FxMER

Nh W. III . IA N HLbI
.HAY1NG just returned from New York
4 i offers o very handsome selection OF
GOODSto her friends and the public IN gen,
cral. She is aide to sell them at very low
prices, having selected them from the largest
Wholesale stores inSEew York. Articles 6t
every kind4-D0MESTIC as we'll as FANCY
GOODS. Also, Laces and Embroiderics Of
every description. which she particularly re,
commcnds to notice, as they were scIccN
with great care, and at prices TINT will gone
be a temptation Her MILLINERY she
will not speak of, as the Northcrn gSlcs are
too well known to need recommIddation:
Her variety is very general apI cannot fail
to please both in quality aT price. 10 be
convinced of which you b>Te oniy to call at
an early day on %,ns :, ,,n,
Walhalla. Nav 3,985s 40 If
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For MAJOR

NO. The friends of Capt. d. T. DOYLE re-
specttully announce him n candidate for MajoI
of the I'd Battalion I'd Regiment, S. C. NJ.
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NEW SEAS0NABLE GOODS F.!
at Eicllcaas q. HI.

At PicRlcSas q. En-.
n undersigned are now receiving and
Il opening we'll selected stock Of
Spring and Summer Goods,
Which we offer your friends and customers
low, in accordance with the hard times, con-
sjsting in part of the f0llowing;r
PRINTS MUSLINS, Camhrics. Brown and
Blenched Shirtings, and Sheeting
A well selected stock of Rendy-made CLO-
THING, Hats and Caps
-Bonucts. Ribbons . rimmings. &C.:
Boots and Shoes, Saddles and Brides;
Hardware and Cutlery, Nails sand Castings ;
CroGkery and Glassware
GROCERIES,, Drugs and Medicines; and al-
most every pther article usually found any
wherein the up country. +, .r.,,- :.
Wetake in barter country HomoSpun, Tai
low, DeeswaS, Corn, Fodder, Wool, Rags,
&C., Mt the customary prices.
We return oar thanks for past patronage.
and liopo our friends and tho public will call
and examne our stock, before buying else.
where. s
j. g E, E. ALEXANDER.
May 13, 1858 43 tf
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Anderson Prices Current.
coaRgOrEp wEgkLY by rNGIAND. pI.EcKLEy = co

''-'-nNh' % SSNDaHD' pl.EChLFN q co
:. ANDERSON, c.. H., May 18, 1858.
Cotton per 10. 10 "a 12t
Salt, per sack, 200
Coffee, Nio, per H. I3 C9 Ia
Sugars brown, per lb g @1l
H. % crushed aud loaf, per lb IA G5 18
Molosses, West India, per gallon, 40 a. 45
" N. Orleans Z" As S 60
arm (Ga.) per bunch, l.20
0snaburgs, theayy) per yard, 13 G9 III
Shirtings, 100 IL
Iron, common size swedc, per lb 81
English,
Nails, per keg, BMGl
Oil, Linsecd, per gallon, 1.37 G9 80
Train, " " 90 G9 100
Glass, 8Xl0 3 Ia 3.25
1OAl2 1926 az $50
Rice, per Id. GJ Oa7
. Flour, per barrel, 8 a. $50
= Wheat, per bushcl, 90 a. 06
Corn, .. 55 6} GO 7
Bacon, hog round, 10 G1 10
Baggng, Gunuy, per yard, IL a. 19
Oats, per bushel, 45 @ 90
Peas, TOO
Powder Rife, per keg u as
is1" There is always to he found a good Stock
oL .!--S Goods, at f., b. & Co.'S
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State OF south Carolina,

PTcKENs DIsr-tN TIE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Diedrich Biemann ] Foreign Attachment.
vs. Norris, II. & Pulliam,
Hcndrck & Lcdford. Plff,s Attys.
\NIGEREAS, the plaintiff did, on the 17th iay
w of May, 1883, tile his declaration against
the defendants, who (asitis said are absent from
and withoutthe limits of this State, and have
neither wife nor attorney known within the same,
upon whom copy of the said declaration might
ho served; 1t is ordered, therefore, that the
said defendants do appear and plead to the said
declaration on or before the 9Th day of May,
lSo0; otherwise, final and absolute Judgment
VIII then be given and awarded against them.
j. z. HAG00D, Ger. 4,
Clerks Office, May IL, 1868 iva
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N Cd RRCE.

A LII persons indebted to the Estate of AL.
IN mon Powell, deceased. must pay prompt
ly.and those having demands against said
Estate Will render them to me legally attes-
ted. RORP POWELL Adm'r.
May 3, 1853 10 3m
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Blue Ridge Railroad Company in So. Ca

blue Ridge Railroad Company IN So. Ca:
~. ty1"-%-' APRII, %, 1853
GUBSCRiBERStothe capital stock of this Com
~ pany are hereby notified that the FOUR
TEENTH AND FIFTEENTH INSTALMENrS
upon the frst Subscription, and FIVE PER
CENT. uponthc amount of the second Subscrip-
ton, are required te, be paid as follows 1he
rteeDth Instalment and five per cent on Sc
cond Subscription on the 22d, June next; the
Ffteenth Instalmcnt on the 22d July next
by ordsec W33. IL. PER0SNEAU,.
May IL, 1853 40, ~ 10
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Something New at Old Pendleton
GROCERIES, GROCERIES,
TINE UNDERSIGNED have cstablishc,
Il at this place, n

VIE UNUEINNITN I'D naVo cstNDIshed,
Il at this place, n
FaIasiRy Grocery Store,
For the purpose of accommodating the public
with GROCERIES at Anderson prices! Our
terms being strictly cash or its equivalent,
enables us to offer inducements not to be
found elsewhere. 1t is useless to onumerate
our Stock; suffice it to say, we have Il COM
plete Stock OF all kinds of GOODS usually
kept in Grocery Store.
We will barter or pay the highest cash
price for Produce, and the usual articles Of
home manufacture and barter.
All VIC ask is fair trial
JOHN T.. SLOAN & co.
Pendlcton, March 10, 1858 34--tf
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q DANIEL WEnsTER's father made q
cradle for little Dan out Of pine log, with
an axe and augur, and Lewis Cass was
rocked byhis staid mother IN q second hand
sugar trough. E;eckdn9e.
We once heard two demagogucs dispu.
ting Oh the stanp about tbe humility Of
theiF infantils years 0ne deClage9 var
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-05-22

4 FTER returning thanks for past patron
L n age, would beg leave to inform their
irepds and customers that they nre now re-
ccirihg large and we'll selected Stock Of
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l tIsans ailp OJresfant.
Ms
AIID TAX BILLS

sss,gns I'M tiAs TrsasS4rcr's once ON the
second NEondsyr or Juiys
Rubisled u ACCORDANCE with the LIST Section Of
Ast Eo. SIS of ths Legislature Of 1858, entitled An
AIT relative 70 and regulating the Collection 81 Ma
nicipsl Tayes Id The city Of New Orleans
ghsse BILLS can DO amicably settled az The Urea.
naser oflee previous b Che 18th day Of August q
which tme they will 10 handed over to the Assistant
City Attorney for suit.
ADAM GIFFEN, Treasurer.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-05-22

600 altogether. A newspaper editor $4,000,
and number of other parties not connected
with the State government S246,OOO The sum
total of these extraordinary bribes is upwards of
Ss72,0O0! In the Assembly only four mem
bers voted for the bill VINO were not paid, and
in the Senate only six. There were but thirteen
votes against it in both houses. Politically
speaking this expose will not benefit either of
the political parties of Wisconsin at the expense
Of the other, for men of all grades Of politics
seem to be implicated. We are gratihcd, how
ever, with one fact which this report exhibits,
that in buying up supporters to the bill, the low
est in value on the whole list is Lecompton
editor who was bought with bonds which at par
were worth only $1,000. Such purchases as the
last can br made cheap in Wisconsin.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-05-22

ASTOUNDING LEGISLATIVE CoRRupTIoN.-
According to report of an investigating COM
mittce of the Wisconsin Legislature, a synopsis
of which appeared in the Madison (Wis.) State
Journal, nearly the whole Wisconsin Legisla-
ture of 1856 was bought up by the Lacrosse and
Milwaukee Railroad Company, in order to OBJ
tain the passage of land grant Such dis
play OF wholesale bribery is without parallel
in this country, and we hope ever will be. From
the report of the committee it appears that eight
Senators received $4,000 each in stock or
bonds of the railroad company for their votes
three received $4,000 each, and one 1926 900.
Sum total sl65,0OOl Fihy-one assemblymen
received $4,000 each in stocks or bonds, eight
received $4,000 each, and one 32O,0OO,--mak-
ing s355,oOO for that branch of the Legislature.
The Governor was paid $4,000, Lieut.. Cover
nor $4,000, Comptroller $4,000, private Sec
rotary of the Governor $4,000, tone SMITH
$4,000 sundry officers of the Legislature 49,