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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-08-28

A FtGHT.-A large crowd collected at
the corner of State and Market streets, on
Saturday night, in consequence of fight
with knives between Frank Del Buwe and
Prank Barden, rcputcd 10 bc Spaniards -
The conflict was very earnest one, and
harden was cut sufficiently to bleed to a
considerable extent. The cuts are, how
ever mere flesh wounds, and no serious
consequences are likely to follow. The in
reference of the police, who arrested Del
Buwc and confined him in the Guard House
queted the excitement, Jealousy is the al
legged cause of the quarrel.
[ Charleston lkercnru.
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NdhTHCE.

PPLiCATI0N will be made to the Logisla
/ 's-of South Carolina, at its next session
us support X The ChapGflii's Nahd Man
! lot as co.opcriOs .oh the Demo-
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NdRpIGR.

: PPLICATI0N viii be made 70 Tie Legisls "A
~ tupc of South Carolina at its next scsss <e 'cs
for an net to incorporate tho Retreat ladtnS ! m
and lands sppertaining tlleret- eSIun OF her laws
Aug. II, 1858
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GOOD LAND FOR SALE.

yHHIIE subscriber offers his Lands for salc
IL lying and situate on the waters of Mos
sy Greek, in White county, Ga. One Tract
contains $50 Acres, a part of which is good
bottom upon tho place is two dwellings,, out
acres are cleared, and at theother thirty acres.
Good springs arc convenient to both places.
This,tract is in 8 miles of the Court House, i
mile of a post Office, store, camp ground and
church. ALS0s2l5 Acres of Land, lying on
the Creek, with water falls and powerfor iron
works, mills or any other improvements
There is also good farming land on this tract.
These tracts are located in pleasant Dcigll-
borhoods, and was formerly part Of lIab-
bargain, as l ON determined to sell at re-
duced price Address me at Leo, Ga, or in
spect the promisesnt any time.
',.... HitMEi. DUCKETT.
August 2, 1883 3m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-08-28

USEFUL. INFORMATION. washer
women of Holland and Belgium, so pro-
verbally clean, and who get up their linen
so beautifully white, use refined bonlx as a
washing powder instead of soda, in the pro-
portion of a large handful of borax powder
to about ten gallons of boiling water; they
save in soap nearly half. All the large
washing establishments adopt the same
mode. For laces, cambr.cs, &C., an extra
quantity of the powder is used, and for Grin
olines (rcquircd to be made very stiff)
strong solution is necessary. Borax being
neutral salt, does not in the slightest dc.
gree injure the texture of linen; its effect
Is to soften the hardest water, and there
fore it should be kept on every toilette ta-
bic. To the taste it is rather sweet is used
for cleaning the hair, is an excellent den
triiice, and in hot countries is used in com
bination with tartaric acid and bi-carbonatc
of soda as a cooling beverage. Good tea
cannot be made Will, hard water; all water
may be found soft by adding tcaspoonfull
of bcr,x powder to an ordinary sized kettle
of water, in which itshould boil. The saw
ing in the quantity of tea used will be at
least one-fitth To give to black tea the
flavor of green tea, add a single leaf from
the black currant tree.
---sss $-------
SMART Boy" Well, whose pigs are
thoSe?"
"Old sow's sir"
"Whosc SOW is it?"
Old mans, sir"
"Well, then, who is your old man?
1T you'll mind the pigs LII run home
and ask the old woman"
"Neycr mind, sonny. / want s,uart
boy--what can you doy" ~
" can milk the geese, ride the turkeys
to water, hamstring tho gras$hoppcrs, light
fires for-aies to court by, cut tho buttons
off dads coat when he is at prayers, keep
tally for dad and mann when they scod at
mark-old woman is always ahead"
"Got any brothers 7"
Lots of Ill named Bill cxccpt
Bob, his names Sanl-nly namo's Larry,
but they call nue. Lazy Lawrence for short
ness.
Well, you are most too smart for me.
"Travolon, old stick-in-the-mud Ishan't
hire you for a boss today.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-08-28

On Thursday morning, about quarter
TO 3 o'clock, our citizens were aroused from
their slumbers by the cry of fire and the
ringing of bells, and to their utter dismay
found the roof of the Court House in n
blaze! 1t was some time before many had
reached the scene of destruction, and by
that time the dovouring element had so
progressed that none would venture in the
second story to cndcavor to rescue the
court records, valuable papers, &c, and
then, too, there were no l"ddcrs or water
at hand in one hour the entire fabric and
contents were mass of ruins The loss is
difficult to estimate at this writing, 1--WE
write ON Thursday noou,) but nothing short
otSloo,oOO will approximate to thcanouut.
y YoUNG LADY DEApmEtp. "A Miss
Dravc has been presented with free pass
ot indefinite duration, over one of the Pen
sylvania railroads Being at home alone.
she saw that a tree had fallen on a curve
OF the road on the opposite side of the riv-
Ca, and that the cars, without warming,
would inevitably be thrown off into the riv-
cr. She crossed in skiif and as the train
approachcd, succeeded in stopping it, thus
saving. i'll tho opinion of those on board,
all the lives on the train. Instructions have
been given, whenever she travels on the
train, to stop for her at such poiut as she
finds most convenient for reaching her
home.
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Something New at Old Pendleton
GROCERIES, GROCERIES!

VNlIE UNDERSIGNED have established,
Il at this place, q
Family Grocery Store,
For the purpose of accommodating the public
with GROCERIES, at Anderson prices! Our
terms Icing strictly cash or its equivalent,
enables us to offer inducements not to bo
found elsewhere. 1t is useless to cnumcrate
our Stock: suffice it to say, we have COM
pleto- Stock of all kinds of GOODS usually
kept i'll Il Grocery Store.
We will barter or pay the highest cash
price for Produce, and the usual articles of
homo manufacture and barter.
All VIC ask is n fair trial!
JOHN 4. SLOAN & co.
PcndlotOn. MNrch II. 1858 3I-tf
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
I'm EGuity--E'iCkens.
margaret Armstrong

VS. Bill for Partition.
w. H. Armstrong ct ais.
DG virtue OF n dccrctal order of the Court of
ID Equity, directed TO me, will be sold on Sale
day i'll September next, to the highest bidder, at
Pickcns Court House, the NEAI. ESTATE of
Abncr Armstrong deceased namely:
Tract No. |, situat. in the district Uf Pickcns
and State aforesaid on Concross creek, contain
ing Two Hundred and Forty Acres, and adjoin-
ing lands of Il. p Werner, Mary McWhortcr,
Hachariah Power and others.
Tract No. . situate in the State aforesaid and
district of Pickcns, containing One Hundred
and Eighty Acres, and adjoining Tract No /,
NJ Crenshaw. Alexander Bryce and others
Tract No 3, situate in the district of Pickcns
and State aforesaid, on Coloncrs Fork, contain
ing One Hundred and Ninety Acres, and adioin-
ing lands of Lafayette w Allen, Daniel Hull
and others
TERMS OF SALE-On n credit of one. two
and three years, with interest from day of sale
(cxccpt the costs which must be paid in cash J
The purchaser on purchasers entering into bond
with two or more good surctics, conditioned for
the payment of the purchase money in three sue
ccSsivc equal annual instalmcmts The purcha-
ser to pay for all necessary papers.
These lands arc valuable. On the Home
place, or Tract No /, there is n comfortable
dwelling, with out-buldings. There is also a
bout Seventy acres of capital bottom land on this
Tract, with goodupland.
Plats of these tracts of land are on file in nv
office, and can be referred to at any imc.
R0B'r. a. THOMPSON, cE.r.D
Conrs Office, July II, 1868
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
IN EQuITH--PICKENS.
Emma and r. A. Hawthorne

IN EQUITE-PICKENS.
Emma and II. A. Hawthorne
vs.. Bill for partition
Susan Perry and others.
THERE will be sold, by order of the Court of
L Equity, for partition amongst the hcirs-at-
law of Josiah F. Perry, deceased, at lickcns
Court House, on Saleday in September next, to
the highest bidder, on credit of twelve months
with interest. except so much may be ncces-
sary to pay the costs of partition and sale, n
TRACpOF LAND, on the waters ofSnow Creek,
in Pickens district, containing Four Hundred
and Thirty Acres, and adjoining lands now or
formerly belonging to James III. Recder, Bcni
Il. Perry and others.
The Land is we'll timbcrcd, and also lies we'll
The soil Is productive, and the land woull make
fine farm if cleared and cultivated. 1t is all
in the woods at present except the Methodist
Camp Meeting Ground, which is on the place.
The land lies on the public road leading from
Andcrsonville to Pickens Court House, and is
we'll whtercd.
a plat of the promises on file for reference,
can be seen at this Office.
ROB'T. A. THOMPSON, c.E.P.D.
Com'rs Office, July l6, 1858
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Adrninistrator's Notioe.

NAUlHIIIISUIdGUI 8 NOCIC4,
NOTICE is hereby given that n final settle
~ ment of the Estntc of Aaron Moore. dc
ceased, will be made in the Ordinary's Office, Mt
Pickcns Court House, on Friday the 9Th day of
October next. Those indebted must make pay
ment. and those having demands will render
them legally nttcstcd by that time. Notice is
also given that will not be responsible for in
tcrest after that time
EMERY MOORE, Adm'r.
JulyG, 1858. 5l "8In
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Hn EruitY--E'iCkenS.
=. Bill for Partition.
James ItOgcri

VS. Bill for Partition.
Edward Rogers, ct ais
NDEil an order of the Court of Equity
~ in this case, made ut June Term. 1853,
there will be solh to the highest bidder, ut
Pickens Court House, OH Salcday in Scptcm-
Der next, the REAL ESTATE Of James Rog-
crs, senior, deceased, situate in Pickcns dis
trict and State aforesaid, to wit:
Tract No |, lying on Oconcc creek, waters
of Little River. containing Six Hundred
Acres, and adjoining lands of Capt l. Rob
ms, tract No 3, and Others
Tract No 3, containing Three Hundred and
Two Acres, adjoining Tract No =, unknown
lands, and Tracts Nos | and +.
Tract No 1, containing One Hundred and
Twenty Acres. aud adjoining Tracts Nos |
and B, lands of a Rogers, James Todd and
others
TERMS OF SALE-On credit of one
and two years, with interest from day of sale.
Tho purchaser or purchasers to give bond,
with at least two good surctics, to secure the
payment of the purchase money in two equal
annual instalmcnts; and pay extra for titles.
The costs to be paid in cash on day of sale.
Plats of the land arc on file in this Office.
The lands belonging to this Estate arc of cx-
cclent quality. Tract No is improved, and
has creek bottom on it.
ROBT. A. THOMPSON, c.Er.D
Com rs office, August 6, 1858 td
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-30

r AIDES UNDER LINEN
IL OF EVERY QUALITY AND STYLE,
Richly trimmed and plain.
GENIN'S BAZAAR,
No 513 Broadway,
Nichons Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-30

| BOARD IN BR0OKLYN.-A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL
ID take two Aree young gentlemen Vi board. Location
convenient ferry References exchanged Address box Ill
|
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-30

CEAeONING FOOD rs WHAT CONSTITUTES THE
- great difference in cooking The materials the same
the Astor House In tho backwoodman's Int
s different affair Hedges Cross' Yankee Sauce "a
agreeable and pnneent nsvors that I'M
ada green's soups boiled vegetables cold dishes he al
ready and when used will be dispensed with
Sold By alt erocers for Is cents per bottle.
BkRNEs PARK Is and is Park row. Y,
Wholesale agents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-30

q On0 non sEGARS or ALMOST EVERY
Z.VVV.VUV grade, ~ grea, reduction from market
Cor cash Ia Nornas low 81 Cash advances
made W any amount q. CHEEKS, II Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-23
The stssm Frigsse susqu. hanna.
TO THR spIyOH OF THE HERALD
QrARASusE, STATEN ISLAND, April

QuARASusE, STATEN ISLAND April 90, 1895.
ne remaining ofhsers aai crew Ok zee sosq .essrns
were .aEied las. evening ~ he Q-trEn.i,t ~ 20
s1amer Rescue.
Tue Cnnec States steamer lret-. Lec.enLDi CoLnar =
ipg Drake, VII ihA: ~ faxed vsssel -=.i &
shall be deemed safe break Der 20 SEX ct tie
hospital are ioing veil.
The remnsn. CT me crew ., n. s-sqzssa,ne have
Already tuoscroe5 handsome San Tor he rE-pose %
preten;-rs Mssan; Surgeon treat u Eose, Royal navy
wah sola medal. PurseT R.:.shso1se ass teen &c
paec By fem 70 &C; her sgsn: he ms-er, ard
arc srs TIA: his seuewabs good .&s;e 81 iesd I'm 70
.ne adeI ion OF suitable one
Toe secretary OF he Navy Las expressed. Srourh
Cen modcre kearney, Commander OF he Brooklyn Navy
Ynd bn high appreciation Of he services OF Dr. Rose,
spd has also directed tba; he expenses q tie Us,fed
sises, tcgttner Win M passsee 70 els sa.or, sas DC
csfaJ cd D. he Navy Department. We ressrd As a..
a. bsbly eommepdsbie, and 10 keeping with the Bse
rplty % or people
RE OF the sasqaehsnna viii n few days DO re-
leased from quar- antpe AMI paid OF Thss, Nj. Stor
The cruise Of the s1squehspna ~ AZ end, ard Sol
srsrt ira. enc vii be more fortunate hereafter.
" ny letter % the 10th forgos 70 merton tina. The
rtverSs cutter Harriet Lane, named sitter he accomplish
cd niece ~ our worthy Pre- dent tbe hrs' % -e
ccms Is soue. LITTLE Ola she thns ihs; death AM
disese nai tn'nned oar ranks she me-riy pssed
~. eJCE p lie. ~
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The Police CommIssioners

Net yesterday afternoon, a full Board present
communication WAS received fron the citizens Of the
Seventeenth precinct, asking the renewal of Captain
Hart; for INSTRUMENTATION n the department.. charged with
having gwen orders.o his IRE upor citizens Of
thAs the 18th July last, which resulted in the
death Of John Miller. Referred 70 the appropriate
m.:ee.
vote Of thanks received from the lafayette To-
sursnce Company Of Brooklyn, officers George R1sse
and CbaswAms for prompt duty performed q, the FIRE
IL Benefits store IN Fulton street not long since
Mr.. Bowen offered resolution directing the General
Superintendent 70 report all arrests made for violation Of
the Sabbath laws also directing the Board petition 10
f1r Migrants throughout the city at night, ana
the station houses IL the ls &C. 5h 6,o, 9Th sh, 10th,
,lih, 2h, lSh, 10th, l7ih, 18th, 18th and 10Th pre-
oincts
comuubcs.'Or wa received from the General Sd.
on vsgran;s, and, motion Of Mr. Bowen
adopted that be be instr aced 10 iers 30 the
inspectors o. the several precincts ~ instruct Their
70 srrts- s vagran-s and oergars found the
On1cer LOCKER, OF the Foa, teenth precinct xas dig
charged from me department for ntoscsop and Off
Cosyles Coheo O. the Fret precinct Suspended for thirty
days.
tfncers RcNamee Williams and Mehan OF the BROOKLYN
ice, discharged rom toe department for violating
be laws Of The department After which The Boa-d wen.
Ito secret session.
Tbe Commissioners, n priva,es.sson, appointed Semue
B-eyooft Sergeant, and detailed HIN Tor duty the
Second zard. Three oocrmen appointed FOR this
city, sp5 two patronen for Brooklyn. T. de,ided 70
withdraw Of the force deta cd si Castle Garden.
Mayor n,psDn ASKED for two ID be detailed
hs tfse but refused BY the republican CJmm.s.
soD.rs Il sss decided to reconsider he charges Against
Captain Leonard, OF the Second ward, Ani Csp.sn
Downrg, OF the sixth ware, Gnt ihs; they allowed
bearing, he result OF which vii no tor1t he he
NJ thoir being nstaed % their cd positions.
The tqla zcg % me forces several prccna ;nen
taken up AID arranged alter vhi;h the Board ai0u'ned
Mayor IttmaDn and CommHsioner Cbolsen had long
Conversation wish the General regard 70
The french procession and decided - order Oh. 40
ezra force along the Line.
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about the threatened revelation I was on the road
- Granada before da wn in the morning
At Tipitapi overlook an officer of Jerez, who
had just pressed into service two Indians with their
mules, TO carry some baggage tn Masaya. At Mass
ya We met report of a conspiracy having been dis
covered at Leon, or, Others said, at Rivas; but
there was nothing certain although every one was
alarmed. The officers from Granada are tearing the
miserable labOrers from the fields TO make them
night when they should be painting corn; and every
enc who owns horse or mule IL hiding II In the
woods to keep it from being seized by the officers
This Is always the way our benign rulers labor or
rs they say sacrifice themselves for the happiness OF
Me people. Meanwhile. nothing is positively known
more than that patriotic generals are preparing
tor season of robbery and thratcuttiag. To com
pete the picture, there is much sickness, and al
most famine, in consequence of the manner in
which the Costa Rcan locusts and Guatemaian
wolves devastated the country. That, too, is mput
ed TO the fbusters even in those sections in which
no flbuster was ever seen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-23

Cosr-sxrr TINS LEcVuLrrsx - The Albany Tfmes
ys-Tbe legislature have saved another DAY in
Wcton. They adjourned last night a 10 O'Clock, si7e de
bigger aggregate Get OF asses never left Albany.
GENERAL wssmSeroS's RRrurrAcr-Gov Wise IS ex.
pected 10 Wis. Wesmoresnd county the ~ 70 instant
% sive directions Under the act Of the General Assemoy
Tor eDclosI the birthplace Of Washington.
MuARY vrHr-Tbc Boetor papers say the Breton iAeni
rpfsnry Company, Capt Rogers, g drilling mghty pre-
psraory TO their vis Ne~ York, where viii he the
guest Of the seventh Regiment
Ton MARSHALL pas vor Emy 1orcHrD ny TIE Ks
y1y.s-Hep Thomas Marshall, in letter 70 the Gin.
cipnsi Commercial says-I am receiving letters contain
irg abundance Of pous exboratons, prayers &C which
Al nov me exceedingly have joined no church, and
have not The mos. remote dea Of doing So AN inf.
gel certainly bu, have very fair copy OF the Scriptures,
which read. and 10 whiob alone refer for religions
tu,hs l nave never knowingly deceived any one, 40 4
am constrained 10 take DIS retnot CT uraeceivicg the
prtNc
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heod that was shet hovssn5 hands shall g,asc nsry
oseg.s, aod thousand sYsysrs shall ascend TO heaven
rel house where every man hand is turned agans
efoiner But ali ms shall be changed ana the cames Of
orain. rtrIi AID piarori shall be emolazoned in tie
memories Ct immcrtAhy. tCheers.)
hr. FRANCS j. TUckma, young gentleman, next came
forward and addressed tho fs persons then remaining.
Re 'sd they were there pay tribute Of respect %
IN an effort for ine regeneration Of France We're they
arssrtirsS
MIR. TURBINES not L0uis Napoleon Q iyran, when,
bous %. c'sd provisional President hs UsDrped the hoer
did Hhst f'etmen ought and are a. hbeity to do
VoItT-ld h-pct men do 1t tbemssives Let them
cor Trey want to themselves. let tho people DO II
benfei'ts Are We asssssi1s2 (Cfies OF "t>o on"
II. srFAkER-Are you q republican, Fave we not
''gA heip our brother repulicane2 Voices
saN s'ns y sureiy VIII, n the s0yeinmen. Is usqrped
by tbcee who have DO right TO IL this people has
Iisht TO sympsthise with aud assist their fellow
lures to obtain ih-lr freedom. This attempt On the
ex'eted in the minds Of the French the German
Mo the Italian people, germ OF liberty which must
the ratuye OF times, and was necessary for Anne
ricaDs lvirg under system Of government which bad
no superior IN he annals of history Of the world
which admitted Of no distinction OF nationality, To lend
their assistance 20 the accomplishment great
And II one Dsn stood the way of arclmp nent
which was for the benefit Of whole people wnv make
way with him more especially whap by dasarciy acts
he has proved himself traitor OF the 3aooest tye,
when nn is has proved i. ara the history of France
very conduct AID official acts after the ahdcaou OF Lou
Philippe no fed scross the chanoe TO Ergland when
he Was elected by large majority to the Iegislalv
Assembly, proved him traitor and q villain beyond
demps'on. When large majority called HIM to the
Presidsr'is chair the result far from meeting
thsr sptcrsops He abused their confidence by chang
ing the government into system Of tyranny and despot
ism and should now app!sud the exeron of those who
had attempted TO overthrow this man9 Mol Any
capable OF doing uIworhy of residing 10 repub
hcap country. (Cheers) rbe course, however, Of
Fepcfmen those wishing the freedom and regeneration
ham
sod TO exercise every their power towards bring
ing abcu. the execution Of their cherished vews BE had
reliable information that there existed IN Germany Italy,
and France an portions of Spain, revolutionary
bapds, having for their purpose the establishment Of
liberty! and only neeced the overthrow Of the despot
row usmpng on that liberty 10 achieve the noble
suite for the world Upon his downfall would be estab
bsbed reign Of liberty, ard the Of 48 would
re -erscteo N q different manner.
Loud applause greeted the conclusion Of these remarks
and the assemb'age forthwith Adjourned procession 70
the steobep Hcus- with the purpose sustaining
Their enthusnsm BY !mbbrg copious drarghs OF that
versa! beverage "lageY," OF which We have NO 6oub:
the consumption was immense.