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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

wv iLb he sold at public auction, to the
Nv highest bidder at Pickcns c. H.. ON
Sa'eiay IN September next, that Tract of
Land, known as PickcnsriIlc. whercon the
HOTEL AND STORE HOUSE.
Now stands, containing acres moro or
less, lying on the west side Of the Road lead
Ing to Pcndlcton, adjoining lands of Dr.
Gi,IIIl""d, B. l!asood, Stephen Watson and
Also, Tract No. . lying in the fork of the
fcndlcton and Anderson roads, containinr
Acres more or less. adjoining Tract No. /.
Also; Tract No. 3, lying on the East side
OF tiic Pcndlctun and Anderson roads, where
on The new House, Blacksmith Shop, Stables.
Corn Crib and Thashing muchnc now stands
Containing Acres more or less, ADJOINING
Tracts Nns. ] and .. McWhorter and o.!,cr#'
Also. Tract 4. lying ON the East side nf
:Nn.,.3, and ON the Grecnvilc road, and ad-
Joining lands Of Cottrcl McWhortcr. Mani.
am and others, and Tract No. >, CONTAINING
Acres more or less
Also. Tract No. 5. known as the Robinson
Tract, lying on the North side of tho Green-
willie road containing III Acres more or less
and adjoining lands of Rufus Oats and oth-
erS' There is on the premises good Dwell.
ing and all other necessary buildings.
Aiso one other Tract, lying Immediately
on the Grccnvillc road, y miles from Pick
cnsviilc. containing 23l Acres more or less
a"I"ining lands Of Cen Cruikshank Col
1"s.na Jameson. Spencer Stegall and 9th
81 n high state of cultivation, with all til,
h$Sary buildings. with new Cotton Gr
: "a Screw with a iirstrate young orchard O
..cF!cs, Peaches and Pears.
Levied on rs tho property of j. III Beck
r''i, at the suit of j. +. IIugood, VI. NJ. Nor
tot. and j. j. Norton, Assignces
TERMS OF SALE.-Omc half will he re
idn'Sd in cash, the other half on credit o
ok Months. with Notes and approved secu.
rity t" the Assignccs.
PlatS of the land will be exhibited on the
day of sale.
&c. CRAIG, s.r.p.
July 2S 1850 RI
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Pendleton Prices Current.
VokhECfED wfa&Ly ~ l'"IN t. SLOAN A 10.


PESpthroS, August 9, 1859.
Cotton per ID pa Coffee, Rio, pcrlb l2 ALI
Corn, - hush 90 n 10 Java &" 20 n ,o
Corn meal Z" 100 1I0 Lno'a 4" IA, ~
Bacon hog X 10 n 35.Balc Rope l3n1I
Bagging. Gun'y2 y2Oa2J Beeswax l8 n 90
Butter, per lb l5a 10 Hgss, per toz 10 n IN
Flour, per bi 900 II SGIlrom, Swcde, 50
Indigo, . 1877 l50I "5ioT
Lead loal2, English III
Madder, 2Oa 25l Molasses, 40 Go a 65
Nails. per keg. g "A $65OI WI 45 n IN
Ha's' per bnSi'' 40 lolpowdcr. perkcg $3.50 n8
nea'' 'oa oD e" '' ID 81 n 40
hlcc, Ito 1T II Pepper, III lG ~ 18
Steer. bNstcr, ~ l"iSalt per sack. 225 $50
Gernnn, IL lllSugar, brown Gail
Cast, ia 2oiShot. per sack, POO
Segars, Perdo 20 80 Tobacco, per ID 25 100
lea. lea. IDnl 90 Wheat. per bl 237 aS250
mhisky, gal i0oa loo larp Fact'ry, lG0a l 10
Osmburgs, per yard, 12i IA ia
choice lot OF The above articles always on
ham at ,IonN Y. SLOAN & Co.'S.
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Valuable Lands for Sale!
STATE OF SOUTH CAROTJv


~ VIZ ooI III CAhoLiNA.
- rlch tNs..-iN EQUITY.
d. Is. Sutherland. ct. al.
vs. Bill for Partition.
I",',es MG.n. CT al.
ohou Nv 10 n decree of the Court OF
Term, 1899. there will be sold to the highest
,','e, u m,, hs iiokens Court House. ON Sale'lay
III October next, the
Valuable HecaR Esfate
Described in the pleading, in this nrn,oel.
ing, to wit
Tract No. ,, containing Two Hundred
Acres more ar less. being nnrt of Tho nr;,,;.
nal Pumpkintowu tract. lyinr ON o ,lan9v
Creek, and ad!joining lands .f James Keith
and others. There is about fnrty acres OF
valuable creek bottom on this tract.
Tract M. 3. containing Three Acres. This
tract lies at the LaSc : .ah!e Rock. and ND
ON which there is n l.cgG lIutcl, and ali ne
ces.msary "ut-building"
The Sutherland, r,,c ct No. 4, contuinirr -
Three Hundred Acres -, ,rc nr loss o
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COMMISSIONERS SALES,
STATE OF Sf9HTII CAROLINA
Pickcns-Hn Equity.
Avarilla Griffin y


vs. Bill for Partition.
Thos. Griffin, ct. al
lf virtue of u decretal ordcrof the Court
I'D of Equity, directed to me. there will
he sold at public auction to the highest bid
der. at Piekens Court House. on Snlcday in
September next. the Real Estate of Sargent
Griffin, deceased. to wit:
Tract No. q lying in the State and district
aforesaid. containing Five Hundred and
E'ghty.hr Acres, and adjoining lands of
Tract No. l. Samuel Brown, \. Ropcr and
others.
Tract No. 5, similarly situate. containing
Three Hundred and Sixty-eiyht Acres and
adjoining tracts Nos. and 2. j. G.. Fcr~u
son and others.
BES"'Pats of these trncts arc on flc in my
office for examination and sale nf the premise:
TERMS OF SAIE.-0n credit of ono. twn
and three years, with interest from lav nf
sale, except the costs which are to he paid i'm
cash, The purchaser or purchasers t, enter
into bond to the Commissioner. with mt least
two good sureties, to secure the payment OF
the purchase money. and pnv extra for titles.
ROB'T. a. THOMPSON, cg.r.p.
Cnn,rs. Office, july 2G 1889 tI
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Dissolution of Copartnership

LAST AND FINAL NOTICE.
NlE'copartnership existing between Den
IL dy@ pniien is this day dissolved by nIu-
tual consent. As n convenience to tl,osc in.
debtcd to us we will attend, prepared for set
tlement, the Circus at Walhalla, reeimentol
muster Mt Halls muster ground. and Tunnel
Hill Barbecue. After which all Notes and
Accounts unsettled will be placed in an Off.
GERS hands for Immediate collection. The
intention of one of the firm to emigrate west
renders it impossible to delay further.
DENDY & PULLEN.
Pendleton. Aug l. 1850 tf
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LAND FOR SALE.

VIE place where now live. together
IL with my Sons containing ONEHUN.
DRED AND FORTY SEVEN ACRES
There are about thirty acres of fresh Land
III cultivation, and some ten or twelve acres
of branch bottom. Thcrcare two settlements.
and one of the best Springs in the Distric.
ON the place. now offer these Lands for
sale, low rates. as have got my consent
to move to the West. Chill and see.
WM. G. MULLINNIX.
Aug /. 1850. 3 3
DsD~ Pho Anderson Gazette please copy
three +: - t',d send acc,unt. w. q; NJ
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.B-DH Where the kcg is returned . cents
will lie deducted
Ihe Manufacture is under the guidance of
many, q Skiliul and experienced Powder ma
kcr. lie has. introduced the highly brilliant
Powder so much admired by the sporting
community of Europe. This Powder is n
beautiful ronnd and possesses the polish of
sect and is entirely free from all corroding
properties.
Dealers and contractors may have their
orjers filled agreeable to specifications Mt the
shortest notice. All orders should be adj
dressed 10 'IonN BowEN & Co, at pickens G
H., South Carolina
WM r. BOWEN. Agent.
March Is. 1889 "a tr
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IMPORTANT SALE.

a HERE will be sold to the highest bidder
& at the late residence of Elias MulRnnix
{ leased. ON the 10Th and 10th dnys of Son,
!e,Abcr next, all the estate.
RcaI and Personal.
d said deceased. namely:
Gre VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
SN"Hc' lying md being in Pickcns District.
on Eighteen Mile Creek, containing Funr
llundred and Twenty Acres more or less
IiIis tract lies three miles west of Pickcns.
Vilic' upon which there are Sixty Acres of
good bottom land. well dried aud improved,
y LIKELY NEGROES,
Eve good Mules, one brood Mare, largc lot
"i III bSs and Cattle. one Still and utensils.
two barrels of WhiSkcy. lat of Corn with the
standing crop by the acre; one Wagon,
Farming Tools Corn-shclIer, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, and various OTHER articles
too numerous to mention.
TERMS or SALE.-Twclve months credit,
with note and security. hearing interest
July %. 1859 ri
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NOTICE.

LII persons indebted to the Estate of
"A John Couch deceased. must make nav
mrnt by 10 18th of September next; and
persons hnr'ng accounts against said deceased
must i'"ant them, attcstcd as the law di.
rccts, b. mat day.
Ang. Q. 1859
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kGlance at the Past Battles in Europe.
sAs matter OF interest, Mt present. we
axe the following result of desperate bat
les fought in Europe since 1872:
On the heights, four miles from Sala-
mas,ca, in Spain, ,thc. English and Spaniards
ubdcr WclIington, totally defeated the
French under NIarmont, on the 22d of
july, 1872 Thc allies lost !, 5,000 men and
the French 10000.
:. at the battle Of Smolcnski, in Russia,
im'l812, the French loss was 1900, and
that of the Russians l0,000.H
At Borodina, OH the 7thSeptcmber, was
fought desperate battle between the Rus
sians and Ficnch. The French lust in kill
Cd and wounded, and prisoners, 10000
and the Russians about the same numbc.
The survivors ofthc French army. from the
HuSSiali campaign, were not more than 35,
UOO out of an army Of SOC, 900 men.
At l.utzen, in Russian Snxony, on the
I'd of May, 1873, the allied Russian and
Prussinn torccswcrc defeated by the French
under Napoleon, the French losing $4,000
and tho allies $1,000 men.
At Bautzcn, in Saxony, on the DIST and
22d May, 1913, a battle took place between
the allies and the French, in which the
French loss was put down at $4,000 men
and that of the allies ut $4,000.
81 At Dresden, in SaXony, on the 10th and
18th of August, 1873, the allies were de-
featcd by the French The loss of the al.
lies WAS 25,OO0 killed, wounded and pris-
oncrs and that OF the French about II, 900.
At Lcipsc, in Saxony, in October, 1913,
q desperate battle was fought, which lasted
tlrcc days, and tho French were Totally do
fcatcd hy the allies. Napu|cou lost two
marshals, twenty generals and 80 900 men.
-. he allies lost 100 officers and about 49,
900 men.
AS Victoria, in Spain, on the DIST June,
lSl3, the English and French fought a
battle, i'll which the lr5ach lost ,O00 and
the English ), ,l80.
II At Toulouse, i'll France, Wellington dc.
fcatcd the French under Soult, on the 10th
April 1871. The French loss was 4, 100;
allied army's lost 4,5S0 men.
q At Ligny, in France, battle occ ,rcd
hctwccn the PrussiaUs and French o. tho
n 10th june, 1878, two days before the bat
& tie of Waterloo, in Which The Prussians lost
$4,000 men, and the French $500
in the indccisivc battle ut Quatre Bras
. in Belgium, on the 10th of June, the da,
before that of Waterloo, the allies lost 5 ;.
200 men, and the French III.
ut Waterloo the total loss of the allie,
was 1885 men. Napolcon's was about
10000.
Neither tho Austrans nor Prussians car
derive much encouragement from history t,
engage ina war witl, France. Tie French
troops have only been matched in these
wars by the English, the Spaniards and
Russlans-scareely by the last named.
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RJ'Y YN1,E NE AL,

MARRIED. on July 3lst, by the Rev. Gideon
Ellis, JAMES ID. BEAcmAM ~ d. to Miss En-
ENtE y. IouTnET all OF Pckcns.
On the 9th of July, by the Rev J. II. s.,;n-
ncutt, Capt. ID. B. SuLhIvAS to Miss EllzAprru
JOnNSoN, all OF Pickcns
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Medical Notice.

nOCTORS MABRY AMP SLOAN hay.
, ing formed CUpartncrslfpin the prac.
tice of Medicine and Surgery, fcspcctfullv
offer their Professional services to the com.
munity at large.
Pendoion. S. G. April 81. 1880 40 tf
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NEW GROCERY STORE.
AT PtckeNS a.. EH

FENiIE subscriber begs leave to inform his
Il friends apd the public generally, tlint nc
has opened
GROCERY STORE.
A'4 is now receiving and will. continne 70
receive everything usually kept in an estaL.
lshmeL. of this kind. The Stock is MI fresh
ana has been bought on the most adranta-
e'"ns terms and viii bc.sohl accordingly.
Terms will bc strictfys Cash or Barter Mt
cashprices. Cali and see me-
April3f, 1889 So "' #
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FOR SALE.

,FHNllE subscriber offers for sale his SAW
j AND GRINDING MILLS, with 700 or
ll3O ACRES or LAND attached, or will
sell the AlILLSwith all ofthe Land, in share,
to a Company, retaining one or more shares
as one OF the Stockholders of the Company.
Apply to BENZ. RUETT
NuP |. lSDJ Bounty Innd
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Notice

herebr given that application will be made
10 the Legislature of South Carolina. at its
next session, for ain act to incorporate Carmel
church, wIth the usual power and privileges
incident to such corporate bodies.
Aug. l3 1859 a o.
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State of SOlldiA Carolina.
ricKENs--IN EQUITY.

ricKENs--IN EQUITY.
Epl'raim Perry, ct ais.
james Robinson, Admir- Bill for Relief Dis.
John Mckinney, Admir-, covcry, Account
et ais. sc
'TIiE Court of Equity, for Pickens district
L having referred the matters of Account in
this case To the Commissioners for settlement. il
's ordered that Monday the l7th day of October
next, be set apart tor holding the said Refer
eencc; and thnt'the following absent parties are
hereby notified To attend either personally or by
attorney, at that time. namely: James Me
Kinney, Sarah Mckinney nnd her husband
James Mckinney, Preston Mckinney, George
W. Mckinney, Mary Murphy and her husband
- Murphy. Francis Mckinney, Preston
Mckinney. jr,, Nancy Mckinney, H., Mary
Ernest and William Mckinney. The parties
defendants, within the jurisdiction of the Court.
are also required to be likewise represented on
the day aforesaid.
ROBT. a. THOMPSON, c.r.p.p.
Com RS. Office. Aug l2 1859 ill.,
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or NJ D0DA Y e $ .
FOR ORDINARY.

BFah~ Thc friends of j. II. MARETT respect
fully ~" once him II candidate for Ordinary Of
PickenN DiSirict ai the next election.
bey lr~ friends of wM. j. PARSONS, ESQ.
respectfaiy Announce him candidate for re-
election to the Office of Ordinary, for dickens
district, nj the ensuing election.
pGS~ The friends ofw. T.. HOLCOMBE res
Pcctluily announce him n candidate for Ordna-
ry, at the next election
BSy" The friends of s. H. JOHNS respect
i9lly announce him candidate TO, Ordinary at
thc next election
De2, The friends of Rev. JOHN OWENS HOG
leave To "nn"once him a candidate for Ordinary
oi ilckehs district nj the ensuing election
Be4r The friends of THOMAS j. KEITH re-
spccti'tlly announce him candidate Cor Or,lin-
AIRY OF Pickcns district, at the ensuing election.
FOR SHERIFF.
By" Tho friends of Mr.. ANDREW RAMSAY
respectfully announce him candidate for Shcr.
iif of Pickcna district, AZ the next election
Bty" The friends of Col. LEMUEL TIIOM-
AS respectfully announce him candidate
for Sheriff of Pickens district, at the ensuing
election.
B<4y" The friends of Col. 4. Il. SARGENT
respectfully announce him candidate for
Sheriff of Pickcns district, ut the ensuing
election
bt;Ig" The friends of W Y. CRAIG beg lcnvo
tonnomcc him II candidate for Sheriif of Pick
ems district Il. the next election.
FOR TAX COLLECTOR.
Be3y" The friends of Mr.. a. $. STEPHENS
respectfully announce him candidate fer the
office of Tax Collector of Pickcns district, at
the ensuing election.
pa" The friends of Mr.. GEORGE F. STEAD
NJ respectfully announce him candidate for
the office ot Tax Collector. at the next election
Bsiho Tho friends of Rev. j. II. IIUNNlCUTT
respectfully announce him candidate for the
Office of Tax Collector, ut the ensuing election.
BsIS" The friends of Rev. II. NJ. BARTON
respectfully announce him as - candidate for
/ Tax Collector nj the next election.
E-S" The friends of j. W. l.. GARY respect
fully announce him IL candidate for reelection
to the office of Tax Collector. for Pickens dis
trict. ni the ensuing election.
| Rei%" The friends of II. CLEVELAND HUNT
respectfully announce him candidate for Tax
Collector, Mt the next election.
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Law Notice.

IhiE undersigned have formed a partnership
IN the practice of Law aud Equity for Pick
ems District. MIR. lI.NpnEX may bc consulted at
HIS ONCE III l'lckcns and Mr.. OGR at Anderson
JAMES l.. ORR,
W. NJ. HADDEN.
Pickcns C. H.. May 10, 1859 42-tf
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Law Notice.

FTHE undersigned will devote himself entirely
!. l. to the practice of Law aud Equity on the
ut Pckcns JAMES I npp
Anderson G. H., May 10, 1859 42-f
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Anderson Prices Current.


INV "hhhhh III bLhckLEf CEhrTONS
ANDERSON G. H., Aug. .. 1850.
Cotton per III. g 4, IL
Satt. (Lverpool) per sack, 900
Coffee, Rio per lb. l3 Ct II
- Java. pCr ID. 1S Gf 2o
laSuyra, per lb l5 T., lB
Sugar brown. per lb. h. IL
Mol"ssc:, West lndin, per gallon. 10 G5 10
BHgsiins, Gunny per yard, II 6e is
Bale Rope, :. lb. II Gfl3I
Bacon, hog round 12I Gn ii
Butter, pcrlb. l2l2 Ia l5
Steel, cast, 2OG, u
German, - e., II
" Blister 10 n, ~ -
Iron, common size Swcdc. per III. Ga
:, -, 5to inches GI GG !
" English, per III, G,G
Nails. best brands, per kcg. 3! G1Gs
Castings, per 10. 6 Ia 10
Powder, Rife, per kcg, -& a (mS
-" blasting - $50 GHG0O
Rice, per 10. 5MG
Flour, per barrel 800 IN d OO
Wheat, per buslIcl, 95 Cr | 90
Corn ~ I'm / M
Oats, per bushcl, n "a, 40
Bceswax, per 10 ~ "a %
Wool, o. ~ 2o
Yarn (bea) per bunch, lilo Oj 20
Cow Peas, per bushcl, 30 GG LOO
Corn Meal .t On T., on
Raw Hides. (lry) IL,
sole Leather. themlQe%j per lii. - @ 30
RE2y" You will always ind large lot Of (iro
ccrics and other heavy eords OIL hand and fo
sale mt low prices Mt & C's.
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View Powder Mandatory,

HE South Carolina Powder Mills are now
in successful operation. and the attcn-
. not Dealers is called to the unmistakable
Srccrlority of the Powder Manufactured Mt
csc Mills over that any other in America.
-" arc prepared to furnish at the shortest
~. n ice any of the following description, at
| hn iillOMinnr nrirns Viz.
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Whose Saw Mill?

AUGGsrA, July Is, lS5o.-Arthur
Smmkins ESQ Sir Your saw mill
is complete and ready for delivery. Hepc
to sccyou soon Very respectfully, yours,
w. NJ. tItGur,
Ionr som mW!" That is to say our.
s,w mill. We deny the proposition IL toto.
Never had Il saw mill, and never expected
to have one. Used % own the old Rud
ulph Grist Mill, and that's as high as we
ever got in the mill busincss-it was tub
mill in those days. No, Mr. Hight, it is
loot our saw-mill. We appeal to common
justice to relieve us from this saw mill en-
dowment. ifppc to $rc .you Soon'-won-
der what tlErt means. Wants hispay, may
be. Conway, Mr.. lIight--you makcsplcn-
did saw mills, no dnul:, but go away
hopcyou'll sell a thousand of them before
next Christmas and your note is polite as
well as lacomc, in fact, you write well, Mr..
Hight, but 20 away. But-and---if it is
paid for, Mr.. Hight, send it along, if no
body else claims it. Perhaps it is ours at
tcrall. Whp knows what a fellow might
lave done in his sleep Elycfeid Adccr-
HScr
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Land for Sale.

1HiE subscriber is now Offering for sale his
L VALUABLE PLANTATION ON Fall Creek.
Pickens District, conigning Five Hundred
aud sfiy-two Acres. On said tract there arc
Scventy-iive Acres of good Bottom. Those
wishing TO purchase, would do we'll 10 call soon,
as i intend moving South this FAN, and n,,,si
'soh O''"p to make ready. A bargain will be
M NATHAN GUSSIN.
fDtW Oh tf =
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U Gl5 X e o WEE GWw R Or,

reason Tor acquittal. Judge Douglas WAS
among tho witnesses, and said that he had
always baao friendly with Phillips, but new
er CAV It's consent to the use of his frank
thus, rs nc declined using it for his own
private bosncss.
SUDDEN DEAru-.in old citizen of
this District, Mr. Nehemiah Franks. who
hycd a few miles above this place, died
very suddenly on the 9th ultimo He
was hale old man, aud had laid down Ia
the afternoon to sleep, with no one but n
little negro attending him, as the family
was attending church, when unusual SWIM.
toms OF pain and disease being cxhibitc I,
the nearest neighbour was sent for. Before
the arrival OF any white person, however,
he, with "A few short struggles and means
ms OF intense pain, had died 1t is supposed
he had disease of the heart Truly, in the
midst OF life we are in death. -LuurcaS.
rW Ucr0M
SAGAcIorS DoG.-A little after noon
ON Wednesday last, The carpenter shop of
Peter NJ. ilindc, Srpvv street, Philndcl.
phla, was accidently fired by some bows,
who were playing with matches. The flames
spread rapidly and suom communicated with
and envclopct the upper part of the build,
'ng, where woman WAS sleeping. The
man was in Imminent danger of being
burned to death, but was saved by the sn.
Socity of a little terrier dog The animal
seeing the danger which threatened his
master, made several attempts to arouse him
aud fim'..y succeeded. Hastily siatchinu
the dog up,in hisnrms, thomaster had bare
y time to escape from one OF the windows
in the rear.
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a llonRIBLE STORY. The Valparaiso
(Ind.) Rfpmbtcaa, of the 18th instant
tells tho following story Of AN accident Oh
the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad, and If the story be true of the in.
human conduct, by the servants of that
corporation they ought ut once to be dis
charged: "Thc freight train which killed
Mr. Butler al this place on "Wednesday
evening, run over a drunken man, on the
track, about Ia miles west of here, cutting
Oh both legs-onc above and the other be-
+ low the, knee. IIc was put off from the
passenger train coming from Chicago, near
liverpool, where he belonged, being in n
state of intoxication. He wandered along
on the track, instead of going home, and
LAID down until he was run over, some two
hours afterwards, The conductor left him
at Liverpool, and next morning, when the
freight train came ont from Chicago, they
found him still uncarcd for, lying on the
floor, his wounds undressed, and while
gfoNlns with pain and begging for water,
his wlfe, lay upon the bed in quiet sleep,
and the men at the station proceeding az if
nothing had happened, and there was no
,nisery q relieves In one corner of the
roes found the dog bqsily engaged
With 9lfep of the limb remaining in the
Rles men on tho freight train, after
e sl8estag fhe whole town of Liverpool
~ q Sing, came down hero and sent
3. SssQ laf g take care of the wounded man.
1 we'd in time on Thursday to 500
bsya les-- Chicagd .Iounal, Juiy 20M. q
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-08-13

& AoouITTEp.-In the case of VIM. d.
gPlhIllips, Of Washington, D. c.. charged
with oounterfeiting the frank Of s.Sf =
douglas, the jury, after an absen5,
Y minutes brought in a verde
guilty. In making the announces
states adds.that the principal IL
the jury for rstnrning the Ycrdica
guilty was that thcy beloved that |,
Ject ia using IL was not 10 dofraud tIie
ernmcnt, but to use the Senator'S name
Recommendation OF his business as /, claim
agent The Statcsthlnks this wasa strange
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-08-13

Nv lLL he sold at public auction to the
,r highest bidder. at Pickcns G. H., ON
Sa'e'iay IN September next, that Tract of
hand' known as PickcnsriIlc whercon the
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-08-13

Sole LentIcr. nienlQalj per lb. - ii 30
Rt2S" You will always find IL large lot of GRO
ccrics and other heav! gods OH hand and for
sale mt low prices Mt b & C,s