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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-30

"a Harry Newyear AMI a merry Christmas
to ali the readers of the American, and warmer
weather for the balance IF the winter With the
Thermometer in the vicinity of % below zero. it
Is necessary to be very ea4ry in com ,Jlimeuts.
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d l r. d.

Irentgn-bec. I'D, Elabeth Daughter of Jo-
seph Hopkins Aged 20 years
hllsworth-Dse. 25tb, MIS-. Betsy Darts.
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XXXVI CONGRESS,
WASHINGTON, o3d.

ciai officers may be taken for use in the t :
Courts.
The Senate then went into executive scs
sion.
After the executive session, the Senate al
Jo1rned I'LL Tuesday.
u2usE-Mr. F.trnsvorth. Of H., being en-
titled to the floor offered to give wav for
motion to ballot Tor Speaker.
Mr.. Rullin and other democrats Objected
anil insisted that he should either nr,nse,
or abandon the floor
Mr. Farnsworth sad he made the rr9no
stion in good faith He did not desire t,
place any imPedimcnt in the WAY Of an or
ganizltion. lie and his Republican friend
had been here nearly three weeks. de>irou
and anxious II vote Tor a Speaker. The,
had no disposition to discuss the slavery
question now. but would wait till an orr,n.
ization WAS effected. He spoke for hims If
and did mt want the RepdGllr Marty held
response l. for his uttar4,le.s. H. stit! TIE,
had been met here with speeches and rss3,1.
tons in regard t. II .lusrs l.,ttnt,pl,,t-,,ry,f ,
speech Of Coy Seward. These tbjurS were
thrust in their faces. with a threatened Dis.
solution Of the Union on their account. and
it was even threatened here that lfl Retub.
lican Speaker Is elected. the Mon shall h.,
severed instlnter lie proceeded u read
from the Rchm md E4sa.ir#-. Of .Tlna =
and May and June, -, t., show that that
journal had uttered ..irralrss, alla conflict
doctrines, and pronounced free 5ti,ty a fail.
ure; and had said that a war b.tyyran IL,
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/ SAP DEATH IN SwANv1LE. A daughter
Of Mr.. VIM. Harvey of Swanyile, aged IA
years, was found dead frozen to death, about
mile from her father house, on Saturday
last, by the banks of stream 1t seems
that day or two before the severe storm
last week she left home to visit her elder
sister Mrs. Mardin. about three miles distant,
and on Thursday afternoon Attempted to re-
turn. The roads not having been broken
out, she lost her way on piece of nnlenccd
cleared land, about a mile from her fathers.
and struck the stream over which she had to
cross, some distance below the bridge Here
she wandered about, evidently bewildored
probably till dark or after, and several times
attempted to cross OF the ice. which broke,
letting her into the water From her tracks
it appcard that she got into the river three
times. The last she was barely able t. crawl
out upon the bank where her body was
found. She was missed on Friday and
search was instituted, but her body was not
found till Satnrday.-Bc3da Aye,
Coz. FoR>Er On THE SrEAkERsHIP.-Colo
Forney, who has been spending fortnight
at Washington, says in letter to his
paper
fisherman comes within few votes of
being elected every day, but from present
lpPaarmcrS he cannot he elected. unles,
Mrs-rs Adrita Riggs. Clarke, j. q DAVIS
K ynu.i>. III Of them elected by Republcan,)
Vote Tor him, a. | think they should do.
against any Administration man, and as
they could d. without partln. with a single
lne al their Democratic principles MIR
= herman - a y .,Ii. l54,, l.,
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SALE OF fEws.-IAe pews in tie Metay-
dist Church Wi! be sold al auction at thc
Church. January til, at 10 'clock, a. NJ.
FERNS easy
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: Mr.. Jason Springer OF lI4n has jsst
arrived home from California; lie says the
trip from California to New York was made
, in Is days and twenty hours in the Steamer
Golden Gate and Baltic, the quickest trip
on record. We are indebted to Mr. Springer
for California papers, in advance of the
mail, We clip the following items from the
5u3din !:
OREGON STATE CONVENTION. The Oregon
Democratic State Convention, to choose dele
gates 10 the Charleston Convention for the
nomination OF "A candidate for the next Prcsi-
dent, met at Eugene City. on 10Th Novem
Der. The delegates from eight counties re-
presented in the Convention The following
delegates to the Charleston National Coeven-
ton were thea appointed Hon. DO Lane,
Hon. Lansing Stout, and Hon NJ =. Deadly
as Delegates, and Gen. John X Lamcrick
Gen. John +. NH r, and Gen John Adlir
alternates with instructions to use all means
j IN their power to secure the nomination Of
DO, Lane TOR the Presidency
Ihe Withdrawing members assembled in
another room and adopted resolution, as
| follows
That this Convention do not elect delegates
t. the Charleston CouyentiJn- the del. gates
pres ut III not represent the majority Of ttfe
counties in tbs >tttn-but that W. rleIre
Tue penaeTAeF Of tht several counties rrprtS-
to e'riIal support Of the National Demo
crate Il HIucr.
litNBaLpT CurNlY AGAINST TIE WORLD =
Tie soil ABOUT HUMBOLDT BAY Is iclrfuIly
protective. People are beginning t. plant
smaller vegetables singlY. and at sntat.c
distances aplrt to all W room tor growth
In view OF the ah,ye, ''let t-w facts be
81 omitted To 4 candid world"
lten One cabbage raised by N s.rs
Robinson y Lee, on their promises. a few
teet from the plaza, heavy crinoline exran-
sfon, weight ~ lbs, striped Of external
leaves and ready for CONSUMPTION. one Of
tile leaves measured > feet inches in diane
ter.
One beet from the premises Of J Light.
weight - pounds, rlathoric and full-hloo4;
ed. Remarkable in size, harmonious in de-
tail, lone beet to the measure
One carrot. weighing l pounds, from
.lyerilI Il Huxley.
Potatoes GO p5unis) averaging 3 ID
pounds each, and, with the exception Of two
ot the smalIcs, specimens. taken from siq
81 hill on the ranch Of A1crill Il Ilnklev.
All Of the above vegetables in spite Of
their enormous sizr, were perfectly sound
AID jaey and some taken from the earth
hs'Hre they were fully laatured. Northern
CdHatniaa.
Tie SAeramer to Gn,oa says:
0naoft the sey,rest storms with which
or nj I-tsl IL
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DEplcAYloN.-fhe Methodist Church in
Eils"o Fth, vii b. Dedicated the l2ta Of Jan
uary, lsO0.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

among the various proprietary medicines of the d.
tcnPN 50 hish place in the estimation Of the pnhi
Acknowledge them So be the hest remedies 6r ~
nA,s tot which they IRE desgn that can he pr
%. ' many use them constantly in their practIcr 7, l.
not unreasonable in them p do So as the n, III, ~ Is
t"'"'tuH Ha'hness furnishes the formula OF each ~
y, !, ~, l'ls 70 every member OF the prof,sson =
$780, 1870, i"l OF not Va poeunlary point OF view
his great popularity must afford him muh s.isfsetion
mrs. " inslow, an experienced mrs. 49,. s,,.,.
physician, has soothing Syrup g.. ss5a,r. ,,,
hhcI greatly facilitates the process = s-sslnx ~ 49,
INK inc gums, reducing all atifi-slH aT.y an
pam and is SURF to- guaie tn. bsuls pef,t nuo, a
'ers viii give rest to ard rsli ami health
To yonf infants. Perfectly ia al cases. - alyrr
N'et"''i' az another column. ly.6
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MAINE TEMPERANCE AssooiAriov.-The
State Executive Committee OF this association
haze officially announced their next aunula
meeting IN Augusta, en the 18th and 10Th
days OF January. \ lu!l Attendance is earn
est.y s5hc!ted.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-30

~ fhe Report IS tLst Notoabega Bank, Ban
COR, las stopped payment.
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a. VasL;a.,.
a''' say /" " i3''tf " MS
PAPER
fisherman comes within few votes of
Appearances he cannot he elected, unles,
Mrs-rs AdrIln. Riggs, CLlrke. J. q DAVIS
K ynoI>. { III of them elected hy Repnblican,)
Vote Tor him, a. think they should do.
against any Administration man, and as
they could d. without parting with a single
sherman !. B"nnl,itta Ia, -, ~, ~,
if her c},,S.n Sneaker he viii he 50 t,ir =,
the Ss1tl, tb3t he wiIl.f,t, n,r,b ar -,
mt ,f t. nix NJ ~, rr,,rs ~ ~. 80
!. r5a1y VII n,5,r ~ .ha 8;saq;,. t''.S
O. '''s
T.. ", sto,555=,- N ,.--.I--.1 :,
j.; $50, -, ~. -, IS :
- - ~ '.ia' t.'e 'etdea OIL
ai'''7,T. aaI ,f''t - - ei u d 7"
~ ,t,.1n +, r..tre RE ~" ~ ,''a,
- - 80 o"'5 - 'oo5.
III, ,j,a=,.,f,,iit t"e3h
s,,i,..r;,-.r., II - =
ho. H..., continued n. ~, W, : -;
'lduAiS' i"is ought not niger 10 be, and
W. most earnestly L. That tie dAily service
Will be fcstufel from bangor t. iuuItOn,
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Sch Gresian, (of beer Isle,) B4ll, from
Eas'port Tor Boston, with lumber, parted hen
chains IN the snow storm and gale vi ryht oi
Eth, and went ashore in Tothakers Gov,
blIseI and filled, and will be u total loss crew
all saved
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IhE NlrAEiAN CntHen Was very finely
decorated On Sunday evening, when Mr.
Everett delivered the third Lecture in his
series OF Monthly sunday evening lectures.
HAig.
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81 We are requested to state that the collect
or u FFcnchman's District, Viii pay the bounty
at his Office en- saturday next, and at ;. " HaIbor
Monday afternoon and Tuesday forenoon.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-30

The new and beautiful hall in the Penob-
scot Exchange is to be inaugurAted by Il
course OF assemblies this winter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-30

Teen,aa. uv5. .sta...,3,
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So, Hcncc u the displacement Of /, bolt. he
eitlzahs d, Beehsp II i serve praise Tor then
eAer.Y in tie matter.- Hh0y.
EIdriI-c r. Paige. Wa. known rs Dow.
Jr' the author Of tAt f,moa> Patent Ser
mons, was found dead n aguse 2t rro>,i
tutlon III S1n Francisco, on the i,A inst. He
WIS i native Of Lltchir!4,Ct. Ten years &, -
he was the aiitgr and proprietor u the Nv
l9lk Hre@fy, but meeting WIKI ra.,r>a, he
vent t. California. where lie became addicted
u l4aoranI died N the mos, utter drsrada-
ton and misery.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-07
49,. LOOK OUT FOX
NEW SPRING & SUMME GOODS,
..saa ii / + FTSDsETSS II 4 II $sSy + &R

III AVEius received and are now opening
Il Il for tie inspection of the public II splen-
did assortment of Spring and Summer DRY
GOODS to which wo invite the attention of
the public. Our Stock of Dress Goods en-
braces every variety of the Newest and most
fashionable Styles from the French, English
and American Manufacturers.
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
Colnrcd Muslins. Jaconct, Lawns, Rohcs,
Double ,Iupc Robes. Ginglams. Mohair De-
Bcge. Plaid Bcrcgcs. Hoop Skirts. Cnlicocs,
.laconct, Swiss. Null. Plain and Plaid Mus
lins. Black and Colorcd Silks, Linens. Cam.
bricks. Long Cloths. &C. Embroidered Col
lars and Sleeves we'll worth the attention of
all buyers from so cts to 600 dollurp
B0Dncds.
White, Colorcd and Fancy Straw and Men
pnlitnn Bnnncts; and good assortment of
White and Colored Ladies and Misses Hats,
Flowers, Ribbons, Rushcs, &c.
Gents Goods.
White Linen Drill. Planters Linen Sail
Duck, Check and Plain Linens. Dropdc'tc
Cottonadc Linen and Silk Ilandkcrchcfs, SC.
Ready-made Clothing.
Linen and Marseiles Shirts and Collars. Lin
on Marscilcs Drupdcte and Cloth Coats, of
all sizes.
White and Fancy Linen, Black and Fancy
Cashmere Pants.
Black and Fancy Silk, and Fancy Marscilles
Vests.
Boots and Shoes.
Mems and Boys Boots and Shoes of all sizes.
Ladies' Silk Gators, Heel Lace Boots. Black
and White Md Slippers. To all of which we
invite the attention Of purchasers
SMITH & HONEY.
March %. 1859 36 If
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body Is then cut up in small pieces and divided,
the fingers and toes and brains being eagerly
sought after. lie says he saw ten of his fellow
passengers killed in this way.
= CBISA.--The editor of tho North Alnbamian.
at Tuscumbia, Wm. Roll5,on. Esq, i'm noticing
the reportcd'fall of the Chinese empire, snys,
I'm that country the roses have no fragrance.
and the women no pctticoats; the laborcr has
noSabbath, aud the magistrate no sense of hon :
orJ the roads bear no vehicles and the ships
no keels old men fly kites. an, .he magnetic
needle points to the South literature Is without
an alphabet, and language without grammar; /;
and to use the Language of Randolph, the &C.
MUS OF GravitotioD smiled mt its descent and not
a ripple marked tho spot whore it fell SO must
fade idolatry and superstition in every dark
land ~ the approach ofenlightcncd civilization
CoMMuNiTiEs prosper and flourish, droop
and decline, III just the degree they prnctise
or neglect to practise the primary duties uf
justice and humanity,
BORING FOR WArEn,-" If you please,
sir tie mans called again for the water
rate !i
LADIES who use an excess of perfume
must think men like scals--most assailablo
at the nose,
Things LosT.-Lost wealth may be regain
cd by II course of industry; the wreck of
health repaired by temperance; forgotten
knowledge rcstoredby stud ;alienatcl friend
ship soothcd into forgiveness; even forfeited
reputation won back by pcnitcncc and per
sevoring virtue. But who ever looked again
upon his vanished hours recall his sighted
years and stamped them with wisdom? or
eitaccd from lleaycn's record the fearful
Blot of wasted life.
SMART BM.-" john" said Mr.. b. tho
other day to his son, you aic lazy; what ON
cortl, do you expect to do for living?"-
why, father, I've been thinking MS how ]
would be a revolutionary ponsioncr."
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-07
New Powder Manufactorv.

TNlIESou;h Carolina Powder Mills arc now
IL in successful operation, and the attcn-
tiun of Dealers is called to the unmistakabc
superiority of the Powder Manufactured ut
these Mills over that any other in America
We arc prepared to furnish ut the shortest
notice any of the following description. viz:
Blasting Powder, Pistol Powder,
cannon Gun 4"
Mnskct Brilliant "a
Rino Gun, Pistol &c
The Manufacture is under the guidance of
j. II. BESEMrELpER. from Mcmmingcn, Ger.
many, q skilful and experienced Powder ma.
kcr. lie has introduced the highly brilliant
Powder so much admired hy the sporting
community of Europe. This Powder is II
beautiful round and possesses the polish of
s eel, and is entirely free from all c. rroding
rr Dpertcs.
Dealers and contractors may have their
orders filled agreeable to specifications ut the
shortest notice. All orders should be ad-
dressed to Y. NJ Sloan, at Pickcus Court
House, Agent for South Carolina Powder
Mills. JOHN BOWEN & co.
March lj 1850 "a If
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Brandreth's Pills,

For SHE Ar S.iLUBRfT'Y, s. c.
fNHESE celebrated Pills are of vegetable com
L pound, free from mercury OF drugs Of any
kind. They arc Il sovereign remedy for pain or
any uneasincss in the body. or costivcness.-
Skin diseases Of any inScteratc and painful char
acter, such rs eryspclas, salt rhcum. tctter and
stfmtncr hot, have been ePadcated by fl,eirl,sc
These pills have cured the rheumatic, tho ep-
leptic, the paralytic, and the consumptive. In
jnundicc and all affections OF the liver dyspep-
siaf ttysentcry, and diarrhoc, plcurisy sudden
pains and inAamnations, female distractions,
scorbutic and scroffulous, even gouty and ncu-
ralgic affections, have given way to tho use of
this medicine; and now. after twenty years ex-
periencc, the public estimation OF Dyandreth $
Piis continue to increase. For Worms Bran
drcths Pills are tho best vcrmifugc: they arc
infallibie little child, six years old for some
weeks was dropping; its mother gave ii one of
Branlreth's sugar coated pills; the next day
thcre come away worm sixteen inches long
ana as large as a child's finger. The child was
we'll And'for Pleurisy nothing is better. Let
the people discard prejudice and try them.
Ek5"Sold by W. S. Il G. 7. WILLIAMS, at
Salubrity, S. c.. at the usual price.
April 20, 1859 80 If
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g a ~ D0D A e e. $.
FOR ORD1NAGy.

pfG~ The iriculs Of J. IL. MARETT respect,
irlly announce him candidate for Ordinary Of
PicirnS DISTRICT at tic next election.
R~;SN The friends of WM. j. PARSONS. Esq
respectfully announce him candidate for ro,
election 10 the Office of Ordinary, for Pickcns
district, at the ensuing election.
b%a;" 'frhc fyiehds ofW. f.. RDLCoMBE rcs.
preuu'iy announcc hiw candidate for Ordinm-
rs, at the next election.
Es:F' The friends of $, II, JOHNS respect
fully announce him candidate for Ordinary NJ
tlic next election.
MS The fdcnds of Rev. JOHN OWENS bcg
leave to announce him II Candidate for OrdinaI Y
Of pitkons district at the ensuing election
DcN,, The friends of THOMAS D.. KEITH re-
specially Rhuounce him a candidate for Ordin-
AIRY Of Pichens district. at the ensuing election
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-07
IMPORTANT NOVICE.

n ME subscriber is again prepared to in.
"A form bis friends and customers that he
is now receiving and opening large aud
well selected Stock of
Spring anu Summer Goods,
Consisting Of all kind of Goods usually found
in an up country Store; all of which will
sell low for CASH or good barter Cell and
examine for yourselves.
Il. Il. ALEXANDER.
Pickens @. H.. April 2S. 1859 40-j
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NEW GROCERY STORE,

AT PhcAens G.. 81.
FHNIIE subscriber begs leave to inform his
friends aud the public generally, that he
has opencda
GROCERY STORE,
And is now receiving and will continue to
receive everything usually kept in an cstab-
lishment of this kind. The Stock is all fresh
and has been bought on tho most advanta-
gioustcfms and will bo sold accordingly.
Terms will ho strictly Caeh or Barter AT
cash prices. Call and see me. -.
81. 3. REID.
April J, 1860 81 If
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NOI,Ea,E.

| IIEREBY give notice 10 all lpersonsndcbtcdto
L Inc in the 0rdinary's Office on Ponds due me
for Real Estate that have deposited all tho
bonds in the hands Of j. j.. HAGooD for collec
tion. who is the only person authorized to re-
ceivo the same, and who is my duly authorized
deputy in all bnsinOss transacted in my Office.
w. j. PARSONS, o.r.p.
orilinTy's Office, March ~, 1869 On
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Watch Repai iring.

7 TAKE this method of informing the pub
Il lie that will be at Pickcns c. II. on each
sale. and other public days. for the purpose
of REPAIRING WATCuES and jewolry
generally. Also, any work in the above line
will, at all times receive prompt attention at
my residence II miles from Pickcns G. H.
ON the road leading from the former place to
Wnlhala.
Bsly" My own work warranted-tcrns most
accommodating.
III. A H. GIBSON.
April Is, 1859 80 If
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RAILROAD NOTICE..

4 I meeting of the Directors of the Pcndlcton
"A Railroad Company this day, it was ununi-
mously resolved, that
PESpLEToS. March Z, 1859.
at meeting Of the Directors Of the Pendlc-
ton Railroad Company, the following resolutions
were unanimously passed:
Resotvcd That the Treasurer be instructed to
collect without delay the balance that remains
due on the subscription to tho pcndlcton Rail-
road Company, and that lie be authorized to
accept from any subscriber who may desire to
do so, his Note payable in three equal install
mcnts on the first of May, August and October
next.
RcSolrej That the Treasurer be instructed
to deliver to the Blue Ridge Railroad Company
the Notes he may take.
Rcsolrcd, That If any subscriber shall fail to
pay the balance due on his subscription or to
givo his Note for the same, that the Treasurer
shall proceed to collect the balance by suit.
W. ii. ID. GAlLLARD, Sec s. Treas.
March 8, 1850 33 MIN
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Pay" The friends of Mr.. a. S. STEPHENS
respectfully announce him candidate for tho
office of Tax Collector Of Pickens district, ut
the ensuing election.
BtS" The friends Of Mr.. GEORGEF STEAD.
Nc respectfully announce him candidate for
the office Tax Collector, al. the next election
nesA,, The friends Of Rev. j. r. HUNNICUTT
respectfully announce him n candidate for tho
office of Tax Collector, Mt the ensuing election
BaS' The friends of RcY II. NJ. BARTON.
respectfully announce him, as candidate for
Tux Collector mt the hcXt election.
GSyN The friends Of j. w. L. CARY respect.
fully announce him a candidate for reelection
to the office Of Tax GQl!cetGr, for Pckcns dis
trict at the ensuing election.
Dfs" The friends Of II. CLEVELAND HUNT
respectfully announce him n candidate for Tax
COLLECTION. Mt the next elecfi6n.
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H'YM NJ SAl,

MARRIED. on the 3i nit, by a. Hunter, Esq,
Mi. JoHN H. BLACHsToX to Miss ELIzAnEru NJ
BnAzEALE, all of Pickens.
On the lst instant, by the same, Mr.. WM. j.
lorNG to Miss ELIZABETH j. BLAcKsroN, all of
Pickens
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LAND FOR SALE,

TlIE subscriber offers for sale the valuai,
Il bic TRACT OF LAND on which ls
now resides, situated in the District of Pick
ems, and lying on the head watersof Eighteen
Mile Creek, containing Three Hundred and
Twcnty-fGur Acres. On the premises there
arc comfortable dwelling. all necessary
utbuidings. with about Thirty Acres of
good bottom land. Terms made easy, and
Tor further particulars apply on the land to
TELTN ROGERS.
March %. 1850 ~ If
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SPRING & SUMNER GOODS !

SPRING & SUMNER GOODS ,
MFRS. H. KNEE would invite the atteu.
AVA tion of her patfotis dnf the public gen.
orally to her select and choice
Spring and Summer Goods!
Consisting of
Plain and Colorcd Muslns
Plain and Colorcl Dnragcs.
Choice Colorcd Briliants,
Various Colored Calcocs.
And a splendid selection of Bonnots, Ribbons
busters, Wells. Gloves, Lnccs, &C. &c.
Tho above GOODS have been selected with
great care, and will be found superior to any
in the market for quality and price.
They are offered at bargains for CASH
Walhulla. March 25 1859 80 Pm
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1851 ACRES OF LAND,
State OF South Carolina,
ESiCNcmS--HN Equity.

John II. Trowcll Nd wife ct. al. mn, ~. n;..,.
vs 'o'
Elizabeth B. Keith Extrix.ct al J e'F' Ao T. %c'
IT Appearing to the Commissioner that i. f.
Holland and wife Penelope, Elliott NJ. Keith.
Christopher kirkscy David Gartih and wife
Nancy the heirs at law Of Jared Kirkscy. de-
ceased, tn wit: Isaiah VI. Kirksey, Jared T.. +.
Kirkscy, Mary l.. NJ. =. Kirksey; the minor
heirs of Thomas J. IIallum, namely: Thomes
j, liallum. William Inlmm, FAIR X. FTnllum,
Cclestia B. liallum, Catherine llalmm, --
Hallum, defendants in this case, reside from and
without the limits of this State On motion of
Harrison and Pulliam, it is ordered that the be-
fore named absent defendants do appear in this
honorable Court and plead. answer on tlcmur 10
scomplainants' saidbill ofcomplaint, within three
mouths from the publication hereof, or an order
pro comtesso win be takenns TO them
ROB'T. A. THOMPSON, c.E.r.p,
Com'rs Office. March % 1859 Bin
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-07
Estate Notice.

4 FINAL settlement of The Estate Of Merrill
n Carver. deceased, will be made before the
Ordinary, at Pickcns C. H., on Friday the 29th
day of JulyMcNt. Those having demands against
said estate will present them by that time uitcs-
ted us the law requires and those indebted
thereto must make payment forthwith.
}. G., STEELE, Admir-.
April lS, 1854 30 3m