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CLOSANG SAA6 EOA 1B08a
I'm Wednesday. Decem her 2ss B. SHIELDS
co will sell, IN front Of their auction Rooms. opposts
Hos remainder Of the Family Grocery Stores kept
housr 81 College xh Counters Weights, Measures
Neal sugar Coffee Racks Scale lot Of
hand Furniture Fsaher Bss and Pillows, Carr etnE
u added. Paent Axes, Broad Axes Stone Hammers
Drills Auzers, window Glass; Nails, Iron Railing
TEine WrAypl Paper, Toaeco, Cigars, and ne China
Dining Set. With variety Of sandy articles, vita orders
cash NJ posponemSnt Of
weather. y. 7 SHiELOe 4 20.
y. B.-SaIe o. Varieties q, Might.
-Perssns wishing Goods eosed at this sale will please
send them in pre- FOus % the day q sale.
decI9 CO
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W.T.. BERRY 4 CO,
Public sqaars
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EnR nTEMPHIS ANn NEW ORI.EANN.
SHIRTS AND COLLARS.

yEXHE splendid passenger steamer RED ROVER,
Il STR.NG, Master will leave Nashville en-
1ueziay, the 97th, NJ r. N.
A. HAMILTON, -.
lscg3-d n. IL. IIARRTSON.{ NsVhis
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ask is the Constitution Of the country and the fulfil
ment Of its guarantees, and upon them we intend to
stand. be the consciousness what they may.
God forbid that the time should ever come when
this country shaI be INVOLVED IN servile civil
war. / rrs.st that that day may be postponed to
some far distant future and hope in the SINGER
ity Of my heart that that future may arrive.
/ would rather this people involved In hostility
against every power on the face of the civilized
globe than to see Il involved in civil and servite
war If blood is to be she'd be 1t so but let it not
be the blood of the people Of these confederated
States fighting against each other. So far as am
concerned intend to stand By the Consultation and
its guarantees as the ark Of our safety az the pal
adiurn Of our civil and our religious liberty in
tend TO cling It the shipwrecked mariner clingz
to the last plank when night and the tempest close
around him 1t Is ia other hands IL Is net In ours.
We are for the Constitution as Ii is; We intend
TO stand by it. But when the tine shall come, it
ever docs come, for dividing this Union, i ask my
friends North aud South. where Is the line to be
drawn: The North, which IS SO rampant, so bent
upon the idea of universal liberty, win surely net
have the audacty or the impudence to come upon
slave territory they certainly will not approach as
far south as this Capitol. Surely they will not want
to embrace in government formed by them, the
shaft that has been reared in this District in COM
meinoration of the illustrious Washington Will
they want to come that far South, and lay their
hands upon all the pledges to the Union and the
Constitution which compose that shaft reared in our
Immediate vicinity? Certainly not. Who viii take
our pledge who win carry il away who will first
Law his impOus hand for spoliation upon that tower:
I felt almost like exclaiming in the language so
often used BY the schoolboy, from Addisons old
play of Cato, that teaches stern purity, unyieldng
honesty, and high appreciation of right: -
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STATE OF Missouri, JIekRon mr. S. sh g
On the 18th day OF June D. ~ personally appsared be-
fore the Subscriber justice Of the peace the eun
y and sate aforesaid hsg Doyle whose appears
above and foregoing statement and makes according law
that the above snt foregoing statement Is
forth p -
Gven under my hand and seal the 3ay and year above written
THOMAS G0F0RrH,
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WNTEhave now fall stock Of Shirts, French Iron BoSons
wv plain Linen Ms-sees, Write and eOored, PUP Bosoms
and sna lot Of fine embroidered ones Also assortment
coored shirts, TOR sale loGhy
deei3 n aodiiLn
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In view of these facts. why do gentlemen speak of
an irrepressibe conflict. The Northern people are
told if you are not constantly the alert If youare
not driving back the cncrOachments of the South,
as an immovable rock resists the advancing waves,
the South in a very short time, will take possession
o. the rye fields of Massachusetts, and the wheat
fields of New York, and cultivate them with slave
labor. Is not that utopan: Is it not ideal-mere
fancy with no truth no reality, in it: When touch
ed and Analysed it vanishes into thin air.
But the Senator from New York goes on, still IN
culcang this idea in reference to the South the dis
solution of the Union. and all that
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81 regret that gentlemen, In speaking cf this Brown,
should be plea Ell tn speak Of roer, thief
vagsond, in the ordinary o. the Sir 1t Is OF the
Of robbery and theft that the rOhber the thf who roS
steals should from desire % gain Cerrany such
charge he made against this that he ASuaed By
the ust Of gain R a0tsi from F different motives He
sought liner TO the aved ami laid down bis a for
II fre-Iy and ray is "A he oit.H
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FINE BOOK s

NEW LIST OF
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"Csptan John Brown jr maniac consequence the
e-uel tire ment he eVei while Pr9ne' Of Pate His
mly und with cords cut nO the flesh in WI ch
con he compelled travel front II the horses for
hune Of miles, under hu ming ard often forced 7 to
keep frm the horses Get lie also KEEP uiout food
and water During these suTfns and pri7atOns his
forsook him, and has never been restored
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TE7HES8 Machines hHYing repdtstOn n Aet
not compelled to the n Of =. HOWE, gr 70 Rll
hem That Mschines made under license from hat
gentleman univesa fart AOag the returns made to hin
We fndth for the nOnths eLdag neeaeer 81 1885, A.
B. HOEehs sold
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rhe Tennessee senaters.

COIN NJ CAMPBELL. one Of the Aralaache Editors,
writing from Washington under date Of the 18th,
holGs the following in regard to ANDREW JOHNSON
and A o. P. Nicholson. the able Representatives of
this State in thp Senate.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-02-12
OBJ 91F FWARW.

IT'S with feelings ofdcep grief, we announce
through your columns the death oil our esteem
ell friend, WILLIAM SUTHERLAND lie dcpar-
ted this life OIL the 22d ult.. supposed cnuse of
death was cold and palsy. The deceased was
horn-on Dan river, in Rockingham County.
y. Z. where his father lived till he was twelve
years old, from thence lie with his father re.
moved to within the ncighborhood of Table
Nock, where he resided respected and esteemed
by his ncighbors till his death. lie was warm
in friendship social in his intercourse with his
fellow citizens, kind aud an afrcctionatc us-
band. doatns parent, anda lonient and kind
master. He possessed I'LL tic PRINCIPLES which
constitute i'll u high degree tho philnntlmopist
"heh The poor have been i'll II state of sutfcr-
ance no one administered more literally to al
leylatc their wants. The above, although not
member of any church professcd previous to
his death full faith and firm reliance i'm our
Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. and declared his
Willingness TO Join with the departed spirits who
have gone to That world from whose bourne no
! travcllcrrcturns. The deceased has lief, his aged
widow aad her family to mourn his loss. But
we trust that their loss may be his eternal gain
and that they may all meet in heaven where
parting and grief shall be no more
DIED, Mt the residence of Col w S Grisham on
ST inst, JonN OvEnToN WATSON. in the 9th
year of his age JouN suffered for ID DAYS
beyond description, His disease was Tvuhoid
"N"'i""'" oHitullg tHc Skiil OF tHe best mcdl-
cal aidand the attention of his s0licitous friends:
but all could not 'ny fHo hand of the ''insatiatc
monster;' the fiat had gone forth, and nothing
short OF grasping hniu his icy arms, and pla-
cing him in lonely clurch-yard home would
appeasc. To give even a synopsis of tho many
noble aud manly traits that actuatcd this excel
lent young man. would lcngthcu this beyond the
limits OF AN ordinary obituary notice. Suffice
II, then, that we say. that in his manners he
WAS unassumng. polite and courtoous in his
dealings punctual and honest; in MS attach
mcnts warm, kind, faithful and conndims In
his dcnth. his widowed mother has been bcrci,
OF dutiiul son. his brothers and sisters of an
I "n S!iI' sSS3Fh iult, inc dlstiict has lost
promising young man. s.
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SElERVWF,S SMuNs.

DG virtue of sunlry wrts of ficri facins to me
ID directed, will be sold before the Court House
i'll Pickcns District, within the legal hours, on
the first Monday and Tuesday in March next: j,
All the defendants interest in one tract of
land, containing seventy-iive acres more or less
adjoining lands of Sam'l Harris, Wm. Sanders
and others, levied on the property of Il II Os-
borne at the suit OF Y j Sloan & Co
One house and lot at Fair Play, containing
one acre, levied on rs the property of n j Reese
& Go. ut tho suit of a Cnlston and others
One tract of land containing one hundred and
hity acres more or less. whcrcon defendant now
lives, adjoining lands of David Duncan and 9th
crs, levied on rs the property of a ID Rogers at
the suit of Il Keith, Ex'rx., l. VI Keith and y
Keith, EX'ors. against \ Rodgers and JAS.
Rodgers.
One tract of land, containing two hundred
acres more or less, whercon the defendant now
lives, adjoining lands of b Eollcr, Jas. Fergu-
son aud others, levied on rs tho property of G
II Burgess, nt the suit of Jesse Prince and 9TH
ers.
One tract of land containing one hundred and
fifty acres more on less, whcreOn the defendant
now fives, adjoining lands Of Dr. l. i Johnson
W. Grshnm AMI Others levied on as the prop
cry OF Terry, at the suit of j l. Neville mid
others.
Allthc right, title and interest in one tract Of
land containing cighty-two acres more or less,
lying near Pickensyllc, adjoining lands OF
"iueon Ellis and others whercon tile defendant
now hVes also ono other tract containing one
hundred and twenty acres more or less. ndioin-
ing lands of J Hawthorn and others. levied
on as tl'c property of ~ Nj Folgcr at the seca-
rate suits OF Ball Criss & Co against II w Folpcr
y vi FoiScr, NJ Bowman, l. \ Alexander and
others
One tract Of land, containing six hundred
acres more or less. on Twelve Mile river, and
adjoining lands of Madden andothcrs. known
MS The saw mill tract, levied on as the property
oil u Garvin, at the suit of Carter CLAYTON
and others.
one tract of land, containing one hundred
acres more or less, adjoining lands of IL Gro
gan and others. levied on as the property of ]
IL smith atthe suit of Robert Stewart 'Nfho
Ono tract of land on Soan's Creek, contain
ing one hundred and twenty acres, adjoining
ianus oil Mrs. Armstrong, A. Armstrong and
others. Also all the defendents interest in
toO acres OF land, on waters of Snow Creek.
adjoining lands of Oliver Martin. Mrs Dalton
ar,' otl"'s. Also onc-third part in one thoi-
sand acr's of land on Chnuga Creek, adjoining
lands OF lewis AIoorhead and others. Also two
tracts OF land on Crooked Creek, one containing
one hundred acres and the other two hundred
acres more or less, adjoining lands of ID. Won
liszcn and othcrs. Also one house and lot il,
the village of Pickcns, fronting the nublio
square, known as the Kirksey house Also ono
lot containing ---- acres, sold rs the pronrrtv
OF X Bryce, ut the suit of Il. B. Keith, Ex'trx,
j. NJ and 4 Keith, Ex' 'ors, and others.
Terms cash; purchasers to pay for papers.
L.. G.. CRAIG, s.p.D.
Feb. 10, 1859 % I'd i'd
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su' { EL3ll5 lzz % w lsIE co W R1 l$R !

Sr LouIs, Feb.~-A private letter from
Salt Lake says that Judge Sinclair adjour-
ned the Grand Jury sine die upon the pc
tltlon of nine members, declaring their in
ability to proceed in consequence of the OK
citoment and violence manifested The
jury was composed of nine gonties and
twelve Mormous. The factions spirit ran
so high that royolvcrs were drawn, and a
general fight was with difficulty prevented
The idea Of impartial justice is prepostcr-
Gus. The martial law will probably be es-
tablished
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AlTYME MEAL.

MARRIED. on the 18th Jan. last by Wm Hunt,
ESQ. Mr. WM. ID. RocnEsrgn to Miss CoRNgIIA
FREDERIcKs, all of pickens.
l}y the same on the Sd Feb. Mr.. MALAcHtAu
WuirrEN to Miss MARY j. BUNKER, all of Pick
ems.
On the lst instant, by Rev. NJ. Chastain. Mr.
&c. CLAYTON TO Miss NJ. ELIzABRrm KiRksny
all of pickens district.
On Tuesday. the 9th ult,, by the Rev a b
McGilvary, Mr. JAMES NJ SpENcgR. 10 Miss
AMANpA, daughter of Mr. JoIx BnowN, all of
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MO- g'aGEi.

a FINAL settemcnt of the Estate of Thos
IN Alexander, deceased, will be had be-
fore the Ordinary, at Pickcns G.. H.. on Mon
day the 18th day of June next. Persons in
tercstcd therein must govern themselves ac-
cordingly Those indebted must pay up,untl
those having demands against said Estate
must render them to me, legally attcsted, be-
fore that day.
DAN'L. ALEXANDER. Ex'or.
Feb I. 1859 90 3m
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Taxes (! Taxes

WILL attend at the following times and
~ and places for the purpose of receiving
Taxes for the year 1883:
On Thursday. II Feb, MT Wm Sanders.
Friday, l8 =" F" Bnchelors Retreat
Saturday, 10 Fnir Play.
Monday, Il "Cobb's
" Tuesday. % \" VIM. Fant's.
" Wednesday, "3 Z" " Salubrity.
" Thursday, 24 and
Friday. 25, q" Pickcnsvillc.
Saturday, cG +" " Trap.
" Monday, % ITester's.
Tuesday, | March, 4" Mrs. Barton's.
Wednesday, . " Wolf Creek.
+" Thursday, 3 ' +" Hurricane.
" Monday. Pickcns G.. II.
" Wednesday, 9" (" Grants Store.
+" Thursday, 10" 4" Tunnel Hill.
I" Friday. ] Capt a. Robins.
4" Saturday, IL . e. JOINS Phillips.
I" Monday. Ii Poolc's.
Tuesday and Wednesday,, 18th and 10Th,
at Walhalla, and at Pickcns G. IL. on Mon
day. Tuesday and Wednesday of Court. at
which time iny Books will be closed. Per-.
sons failing to make their Returns by that
time will bc liable TO a dsublc tax.
Free negroes must pay their tax during
the month of March
State tax, 81 per cent. higher than last
years: Road tax, 33 l,3 cents; Poor tax, Is
2-3 public buildings, 5 per cent ON State tax.
ny" All persons are required, under u pe-
nalty OF ten dollars, to report to me the num-
Der of births, deaths and marriages. of whites
and blacks, that occurred in their families
previous to lSt January, instant. Maeis-
tratcs. CIcrgymcn nndothcrs are required by
law to report such facts of this nature as
come within their own knowledge. during
the same period of time
JOHN w. l.. CARY, n. C.
Januarv Is 1880
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slate &c soglgTa CaroIissa, n; Z,

IN NoRDINAnY---UtTATIoN
w VliERl3liS, J. y. Southerlond, and y. K
Seuthcrland, have epplicd to me forlet-
ters of administration upon all and singular the
personal estate Of Wm. sotltherlaad, deceased
late Of the state Aforesaid and district OF pick.
ons The ginlred and creditors Of said de-
ceased are, therefore, cited TO appear before ,te
NJ Pickens G. II. on Monday 18th day OF Peh
lnst5 "a sllew ceuse, if,any they can, why said
letters sheuldnotbc granted. Given under nv
hand md seal, 9TH Pob. 1859.
10 w y DIRCnNCsie !. =, :,
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State Oh aoRgIp CavoIina.

IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
AVIIEREAS, William s Grisl,nm hath onn,iod
tome for letters of administration upon NH
and singalarthe personal estate fJno Watson.
deceased, late of the State aforesaid and district
OF Pickens: The Kindred and creditors of said
deceased are, therefore, cited to appear before
me, at PickensG II. ON Monday tho 2sth Feb.
inst, to shew cause, if any they can, Why said
letters should mol 5e granted Given under nv
hand and seal, Feb. 4, 1859
" A w. j. PARSONS. ~ y N 4
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J. 5. E. SLOAN 6 Co,
az bcmeIlefnrn

4 \ RECT their old friends and customers
M with u happy new year, thanking them
Tor their past patronage, and asking con-
tinuance of the same. They will endcavor
to keep up their usual varied
Assortment of Goods,
To- which thoy invite the inspection Of all.--
They make no charge FOR showing them, and
those visiting PendIoton would do we'll to cx-
anime them before buying.
They arc now offering some choice Mus
covado MolaSscs at 45 cents, and good TVbac-
co at % cents per lb.
Jan. &c. 1850 o. If
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NdH,NadiEs.

person indebted to tho Estate of Josiah
AZ ke"ms, deceased, must make payment to
INC without delay; and those having demands
against SAID Estate mus; render them to me, lc-
g"'y "'tes'ct, within the time prescribed by law
AARON BOGGS, Admir-.
Feb. y. 1850 %
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TO LEASE.

oR short term of years, a Tract of Land ON
!, 1 Waters of Twelve Mile River. coptainine
Two Hundred aud Fify-Six Acres The place
10 '.' '.h''lP,oYed. 10 a responsible tenant the
-, R0B'T. A. THOMPSON,
op' t' iHoJ ~ Guardian
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MapnHGM.

III. persons indebted to the estate Of .ibfa-
~ ham stewart. dcceascd, will make payment
TO me at once. and those having demands against
SAID estate WA present them to Mr. Robt 4.
thompson forthwith, properly attested.
a. j. STEWART.
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Lime! Lime Lime

~ VEwiil furnish Lime at the Kiln on Chanaa
Creek Pickens District, at Thirty cents
per bnshel for unslacked, ana fifteen cents for
Stacked. We will haul at the customary prices.
R0RY". MAXWELf
Agent Chauga Li:ao aud Mahufatnlrino O.
Jan. III, 1868 oB M
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

WILL give the above Reward for The two
II Negroes Ipurchased OF Sir. Robert il irk-
sey, to wit Il man Jocob and his wife Ma
tllda, whenever delivered to me, bound and
in stripgs. II. G.. CLAYTON
Feb 4, 1850 %
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NeDA'E6;E.

Ill persons indebted to me, eithe by Note or
y Account must make payment before the LIST
tion. r. II GUGIIa%n
Feb, G, 1850 20 2
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

Dissolution of Copartnership.
NlE firm of Green Il Reid wac on the LIST
n inst. dissolved by mutual consent. The
name of the firm will be used hereafter only
in liqudating accounts This compells us
tn wind up the business ut once, and all those
indebted either by Note or Account must
mako payment hy the 18th of February next
or they will be sued mdiscriminatcly.
u. W. GREEN,
j. B. RIED.
Jan. 10. 1859 26 tf
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Anderson Prices Current.

CoRnE9rEp wEESLH by ENGLAND. BLEoELE, q q,
ANDERSON G. H., Feb. S, 1850.
Cotton per lb. a. loI
Salt, per sack, 200
Coffee. Rio, per ID. 13M14
Sugars brown, per III. 0G6 IL
- crushed and loaf, pcrlb IL b. l8
Molasses, Nest India, per gallon, Is q, 80
N. Orleans 90 go a. 81
Yarn GA per bunch, l.2O
Osnaburgs, (Ieayy) per yard, 100 II
Shirtings, +" 10 (J IL
Iron, common size Swedc, per lb 81
English, 6
Nails, per keg, 81 CNG
Oil, Linsecd, per gallon l.12 G9 l.25
Train, 90 C,y LOO
Glass, SNl0 3 a. 3.25
loNl2 3.25 (g $50
Rice. per lb. q Ga 7
Flour. per barrel, 45O G} 500
Wheat per bushcl, 90 C6 95
Corn, 80 a. 60
Bacon, hog round, 10 Ia, IL
Bngging. Gunny, per yard, l8 CoD 20
Oats. per bushel, 80 (d, so
Peas, I" 66
Powder, Rifle, per kcg. ~ IA, S
pcs" There is always to be found n good Stool
of Goods. Mt f.. b. * Co.'S.
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A.. f.. M

\ REGULAR Communication OF Kcowce Lodge
n No. 10, A. f. NJ. will be held OF Saturday
w. NJ H.. A. III. GRS9,T So. '"'
Feb o, 1850 o0
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"A IL selected and extensive Stock of
t W. ,.u Gyo-a4I 9,~> o59'r G4c ode g., ,,.,
uonU-Jnlvn $ UUolils, r. 49,.
Consisting of Black, Blue and Brown Broad
cloths, Cadet Cloth,
Black D'eskins, Silk and other kind of Yes
tngs. Over Coating of all kinds.
WHl'a We!!a Cashmere, Brown Ribbed CAST
mere, Oxford Cashmere, Cadet Cashmere.
Black Union Cashmere, Kentucky Jeans.
Twceds, etc. etc.
lie ha' also on hand fine and we'll selcc.
ted Stock of Linen and Marsclles, Shirts and
Collars, Drawers and Undcrshirts.
Gloves of various kinds, Neck-Tios and
Ilandkerchicfs, White and Fancy Pocket
Handkerchiefs, and various other kind of
GOODS in the line of Gentcmcn's VICAR.
lie would also inform his patrons and the
public generally. that Mr.. WM. WAIsEMANN
(Nlerchant Tailor) is still with him, and will
cutand make all kinds of Gcntlcmen's Cloth
ing in the best and most Fashionable Style !!
lfyon don't believe it, come and Judge for
yourself.
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@ a NJ MDODM II rs.
FOR oRDINARY.


pa The friends of J. H. NIARETT respect
fully announce him a candidate for Ordinary OF
Pickens District at the next election.
RfS" The friends of WM. j. PARSONS. Esq.
respectfully announce him candidate for re-
election to the Office Of Ordinary. Ton pickcns
district ut the ensuing election.
BSS' The friends of w. j.. IIOLCOMBE res
pcctmlly announce him n candidate ior Oldina-
ry at the next election.
Roy The friends of $. II. JOHNS respect
fully announce him candidate for Ordinary mt
the next election.
nIgl. The friends of Rev. JOHN OWENS beg
leave to announce him candidate for Ordinary
of Pickcns district ~ the ensuing election.
b. The friends of THOMAS j. KEITH re-
spcctinlly announce him candidate for Ordn-
airy of Pickens district, ut The ensuing election.
FOR SHERIFF.
GGsy~ The friends of Mr. ANDREW RAMSAY
respectfully announce him candidate for Shcr-
itf OF Pickcns district, at the next election.
BSE" The friends Of Col LEMUEL TIIOM-
AS respectfully announce him n candidate
for Sheriff OF Pickcns district, at the ensuing
election.
Ms19" The friends of Col. a. b. SARGENT
respectfully announce him u candidate for
Sheriff of Pickens district, at the ensuing
election.
B~sy" The friends of w. n. CRAIG beg leave
to announce him n candidate for Sheriff OF Pick
ems district, at The next election.
FOR TAX COLLECTOR.
RGEY" The friends of Mr.. a. S. STEPHENS
respectfully announce him a candidate for the
office of Tax Collector of Pickcns district, Mt
the ensuing election.
mIy" The friends of Alr. GEORGE f. STEAD
ING respectfully announce him candidate for
office pf ott ala
Ben. The friends of Rev }. r.. HUNNICUTT
respectfully announce him candidate for tho
office of Tax Collector, at the ensuing election
RsiHH The friends of Rev. ii. NJ. BARTON
respectfully announce him as q candidate for
Tax Collector mt the next election.
ElS' The friends of j. w. i. CARY respect
fully announce him candidate for recollection
to the Office Of Tax Collector. for Pickcns dis
trict, at the ensuing election.
R5y" The friends of II. CLEVELAND HUNT
respectfully announce him candidate for Tax
Collector, mt the next election.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-02-12
Jan. 10, 1859
Nah,H,HdlM.

INSB H'ECbT.
TilE Mercantile business will be continued Mt
i the old stand of Green & Reid by u. W.
Green, where he intends to keep constantly on
hand large and general assortment of GOODS
which he will sell cheap for Cash, or to prompt
paying customers. Public patronage is solicit
ted. H. w. GREEN
Jan. 10. 1850 16 If