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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-02

GS- Blondin is not yet satisfied with his
tight rope performances at Niagara. Having
walked and ran, danced, stood on his head,
turned summersaults, hung by one hand, and
by one leg, carried man on his back, aad
cooked an omeet on the rope, by daylight, he
now proposes to give pyrotechnic exhibition,
at night, on the center Of the rope, in which he
will appear performing over the black abyss,
surrounded by blaze Of fireworks.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-02
Departures of Trains.

INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI-5:5O A. M; 1900 M;
6:O0P.M
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAYToN-Indianapolis
and Cleveland, 500 A. M; Sandusky Mail, $500 A. M;
sandusky, 43O P. M; Accommodation, 600 ?. M.
Oeyeland, Pittsburg and Bellair, $3.50 M; Colum.
BUS Accommodatlon, 4iO P. M; Cleveland, Pitts.
OHIO AND MIssIssIPPI-St. Louis, 900 A. NJ; Louis
- VILE, 200 P; NJ; st. Louis, $3.50 Pm.
PITrsBURG, COLUMBUS AND OINCINNATI (Steubenvlle
short Line) Front-street DepOt-6:O0 A. NJ;
$500 A. M; ll:20P.M NJ.
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS AND CINcINNArI-East Front
street-6:00 A. M; S,30A. M; IL 80 p. NJ.
CINCINNATI AND MARIETTA-6:l5A A. M; $3.50 P. M.
CENTRAL OHI0-Erom East Front-street Depot-S:3C
A. M; II 80 p. NJ. wv
COyINGT0S AND LEXINGT0N-6:25 A. NJ: 23Op NJ
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-02

NAUvoo.-The Icarian community at Nau-
VOC sold all their property few days ago, it
having been previously assigned for a debt of
eighteen thousand dollars. They realize
about ten thousand dollars moro than is neces-
sary to meet the debt. The old Mormon
temple lot, and what remains Of the temple,
sold for one thousand three hundred and fifty
dollars,
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-02

AN AMERICAN IT TRouBLE.-A letter from
Central America states that L. j. +. Conway,
an American who killed German in an aiFray
at supper party at hotel in Punta Arenas,
has been sentenced to six years hard labor on
the public works. He has appealed from the
sentence Of the Lower Court to the Supreme
Court of the Republic. In the mean time he
has been taken to Son Jose and kept in prison.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-02

G| Mr.. Joseph Harrison, jr., of Philadel-
phia, has now in operation newly invented
steam boiler, which, it is said, cannot explode,
or, at least, to such an extent as to be feared,
This boiler, though shaped like most others, is
entirely different in its construction, being COM
posed altogether Of cast iron globes, to the
number of about three hundred. These globes
are about six inches in diameter, and have a,
each end tubes about two or three inches long,
which connect one globe with the other.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-02

A PLAN FOR THE REDEMPTION PTHE WORLD.
The Examiner, a Baptist paper, suggests a
method by which the whole world might be
converted in nine years. The plan is simple,
and, if all men could be induced to submit to
Christ, practicable. 1t is this 'Let each
member of the Christian Church bring one soul
to Christ each year. This would double the
number of Christians every year, and in nine
years tho whole world would be Christian"
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-02

NEeRo EXCITEMENT IN HOPKINS COUNTY,
KENTUCKY.-There is good deal Of excite
ment at Madisonville, Kei tucky, in conse-
auence of the alleged discovery of concerted
plan of the slaves of that neighborhood to
escape to Canada. ..r.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-02
Arrivals of Trains.

INDIANAPOLIS ONoINNATI-9:40 A. NJ; 1856 P. M;
935 M.
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAYToN-T:45 A. M; lOi7
A. NJ; GAO P. M; lOlOP.M.
LITTLE MIAMI-73O A. M; l:3O P. M. 7l8 r. Nj; 1Oi5
r. N.
nlARlETrA AND CTNCINNATt-l0:20 A. M; 9:l5P.M.
OHIO AND MIssIssIPPI-7I5 A. M; 200 P. NJ; lO:l p
CovINar0N AND LExINGroN;-lO:2O A. NJ; 1905 M.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-02

G9-The Great Eastern, the monster 81 itish
vessel, soon to visit Portland, Maine, has
a capacity of twenty.six thousand tuns.
The tunnage of the largest line-of- battle
ship of our navy, the Pennsylvania, is but
3,24l tuns. The united tunnage of the largest
ten vessels Of our navy is but 2s,13l tui IS; so
that the Great Eastern lacks but 2,l31 tn ms of
q capacity equal to that of the whole ten tre-
mendous line-of- f-battle- hips of our nay,}.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-02

ad1n Doors open at IL o'clock commences at 9.
HG Box Office open from A. NJ until r. NJ.
BE-No extra charge for reserved seats.
sep2 j. II. HERBERT, Treasurer
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-10
FOR TAX COLLECTOR

Is35" The friends Of Mr.. n. s. STEPHENS re-
spcgtmlly announce him ncmdidatc for the Office
OIL Tax Collector of Pickcns district, at the en-
suing election.
Icy The friends of Mr.. GEORGE +. STEAD
ING respectfully announce him candidate for the
Office OF Tax COLLECTOR the next election
B6iae Tho friends of Rev. j. II. R.IlCNNlCUTT
respectfully announce him a candidate for the
Office Of Tax Collector. at the ensuing election.
BsiS" The friends of Rev. III. Nj. BARTON re-
specially announce him as a candidate for Tax
Collector at the next election
Es-i5 The friends of j. w. l.. CARY respectful
~ announce him candidate for reelection TO
the office of Tax Collector for pickcns district
ut the ensuing election.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-10
BACHELORS RETREAT ACADEMY.
iICKENS DIS1NRET. 4

VNEundarssacd would respectfully announce TO
4 the public, thnt they hase engaged fae Rev.
Wx. MeWHoRTEe to orien an ENyELSH AND
CLdSSf0.tL .S0Y00L at this place, on the "a
Monday in nJanuary, 1860. Ills experience of come
tct years in teaching bAd his we'll known nnd es-
tabiished character need no commeuditiou fronius.
We would, therefore, invite the attention ef those
who would have tbeir children and wards placed
nnderseNRd moral innuence and thorough insrMc-
tion, aud would solicit their patronage. The Prin-
cipql il prepared TO BOARD II number of Students.
Rni other good families will do tho same on reason.
able terms
This sAcademy is located in section pleasant,
.healtbfli and wcl supplied with churches of tile
different denoniuafionE.
TERMS OF Time.
TWO SESSI0ssS OF TWENTY WEEKS EACH.
ts'ttes of Tuition per session.
Spelling, Reading, Writing and Arithmetic Se OU
English Grammar and Geograpy. with above I 30
deomefry, Surveying, Philosophy, Rhetoric,
Latin Greek aud French 1900
y Hyy0llNS. y PlKERNER,
LJI JIYERNER II S MILLER
Dec ., 1858 20 If
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AsSIGNEFS' SALE.

MILL be sold to the highest bidder at
w Pendlcton, on the 18th December next,
the following property: THREE NEGRO MEN,
ages Is. ~, 70. and tho Cotton Factory known
rs Tie Shoal Creek Factory in Hart Comfy,
Gcorga also, horse. and Mule.
All persons having claims against Edward
Symmes will please present them by the lst
day of December. if they wish to avail them.
selves "t tile assignment made to us Terms
male known on the dnyo sale.
IhoSe Indebted to tie suid Edward Symmcs
must make immediate payment
q. r. SYMMES,l
J, S. LOKTON. ! ASS'snoes'
November q 1850 IG Z
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FOR SHERIFF.

GsA., Tue friends of Capt. II. f. MORGAN re-
spcctiuily announce him candidate for Sheriff of
pickcns District. at the ensuing election.
G..E" The friends OF Col. ALIEN. BRYCE an
nouncc him candidate for Sheriff of Pirkrns
district, at lie ensuing election.
GfS" The friends of Mr.. ANDREW RAMSAY re-
specially announce him candidate for Sheriff of
Pickcns district, at the next election.
G~s51 The irieuds of Col. LEMUEL THOMAS
respectfully announce him candidate for Sher-
iH of Pckcns district at the ensuing election.
Bay The friends of " CRAIG beg leave to
announce him candidate for Sheriff of pickens
district, AT the next election.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-10
Lest or NRispaacctl.

4 SMALL POCKET BOOK, containing the
IA following papers / Note ON jasper
Crane. dated in February, 1859, payable to w.
Z. Keith IL months after date for SIP 90. |
Note ON j. X. Keith, dated in December 1858,
80 CO. Note on Raphael Neal, dated
1898, payable to 4. j. and w. c. Keith one
day after Gnto, for S55 90. / Note on Joherry
Crenshaw, dated Sd October, 1859, payable to
w: G. ke,h by 2lth December, 1859, for S35 90.
| Note on +. Davis and stephen Smith dated
I'D October, 1859, payable to w. C. Kojth twelve
months after date, for $40 90 All the Notes
bear interest from dG,o. There were few
other papers in the Book, bat of little value.
Nomrncy. forwarn all persons from trading
for tho above Notos, and the makers from pay
ing thoin, as | shall hold them responsible.
Any person finding said Book, will confer a
favor by leaving it at this Office.
w. C.. KEITH
Nov. Z, 1870 l6 #
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
IN EQUITY--picKENs

Dclilah Ferguson ser
VS. Bill for Partition, &c
NJ a Ferguson & others
N(Y virtue Of decrctal order obtained i'm this
1( cause mt Chambers, there will lie sold to the
highest bidder at pickcns Court House, on Sale
dny in January next, the Read Estate (not as
signedl of John Ferguson, deceased. namely:
Mo-, or the Humphreys Tract. situate in the
district and State aforesaid, containing Two
hundred Acres more or less, adjoining lands of
Moses Hendricks. y Duncan and others
No3, or the Reuben Cumpbcll tract. situate
in the district and State aforesaid containing
Seventy-ive Acres more or less, adjoining the
Home tract. lands belonging to tie estate of
Gideon Fills and others
TERMS OF S.iLE-On q credit of twelve
months, with interest FROM the day of sale. ex.
ccpt the costs which must he puid in cash The
purchaser or purchasers giving bond, WITH Mt
least tw" good suretcs, to secure the pny.pput
oil inc purchase money and pay extra frr titles
ROB'T. a. THOMPSON, c.E.r.p.
CuDI'rs Office. Dee &. 1850 IA
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-10
Penaieton Prices Current.

PENpLIroN, Dec. q, 1853.
Cotton, per lb 8alnJ Coffee. Rio. pcrlh l2o1l
Corn, /" bush 80 gUI JAVA :. lS, oO
Worm meal 10 lWt Lag'a 4" l6a17.
Bacon. hog II l2l Ii Bale Ropo l1al2
Tagging. Gwn'y Is IL Becswax. lSa 20
Butter, per 10 la 16lEggs, per doz 10 n 128
Flour, per bl 750'a SSIIrun, Swedc. G2-a I
ihhSo' l5l lool 5toT 7aTf
Lead, lOal2 "English 6 a6i
Mauucr, 20 21i MoldsSes, y o 90 a 65
Nails, per kcg, o u $3.50 WI 40 n IS
Oats per bush, 40 40 Powder per kcp SI5Oa8
Peas, - -. - sci "a lh NJ n 40
itice, ib 81 n I!Pcppcr, 4" III 12a15
oteoi, Blister, IL l3ISnlt, per sack. 225 $50
uerlNan, j. iiSug"r brown, Gall
-e Cast, ia 2oiShot, per sack, $50
,Sseg"rs, per dox 20 go Tobacco, per III % a IS
len, 70 a ooIWhcnt, per bl 13T a$25D
Whisky' " gal l00a 1871 Yarn. Fuct'ry, lG0a ITO
Osnaburgs, per yard, l25 II
You will always find large LOT of Groceries
and other heavy goods on hand and for sale low
for cash its equivalent. ]. II. S. SIS
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CoNSlGNEES At pENDLEToN, DEC, I, 1850.
VII Gallard, w Tones, I Pickens, Vim
Van Wyck. j w Clark, Sahlnann, II w Piepcr,
Drli Miller. } NJ IIencken, T. r Deusun James
Thompson, j NJ 0stenlorff ID Taylor, j s Loi.-
ton Co. Nj II llunnicult, j B Il Sloan s. Co. s
Wilson. w Wulscmanu, X $ Porchcr J b Adgcr, II
Il Ravenel, j Bicnanm, G II Korbcr, + W Kilp.t
rick, l. Cary, Bryce. Dr. b Rhett T. Sharpe,
III ID GAILEARD, Agent
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@ a ~ o 0 % a U & S i.
FOi, CoLONET.

BsSn The friends OF Mai RoBT. Y. II. GRlF
Fin respectfully announce him a candidate for
COLONEL Of the 9th Regiment, s. c. NJ, at the
ensuing election
Rss The friends of Adj't w. L. wELBoRN
respectfully announce linn candidate for COLO
MEL of the 9th Regiment S. G. NJ. tofll the VA
cancy oeeasioncd by the resignation Of Colonel
jameson.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-10
HlYM NEAL

MARRIED. ON "Wednesday morning )0th of Nov
by,Rev Il Il l'ressly, Mr. Mmronp BunuIs. of An.
darson, to Mrs. VAsurI GAINES, of Abbcvile.
On the 9Th December. by Thomas j. Keith ESQ,
MIR. Gso. w. CnAsTAIN to Miss SAnAm MoHuAH,
all of Pickens.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-10
NEW GROCERY STORE.
Al KIiCAems e.. KV.

Al FECAemS e, m.
ENlE subscriber begs leave to inform his
Il friends and the public generally, Ihat lie
has opcEed
GROCERY STORE.
And Is now receiving and will continue to re-
ccNe everything usually kept in an establish
,ncnt of this kind. The Stock is all fresh and
has been bought on the most advantageous
terms and will be sold accordingly.
Terms VIII bc strictly Cash or Barter at cash
prices. Call and see me-
J. B. REID
April I 1850 50 IF
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-10
Auction Sale.

WILL SELL to tho highest bidder, at my
residence near Wost Union on Thursday,
the 10th instant. two Horses, one Colt, atulGs.
Hogs Corn, Wheat, Ays Oats Poddor, Shuoks.
Hay, Straw, paTaing Utepsils. 2-two Horse
Wagons, aud parious other articles 'iss
BeAs sTevms wade known on Ray Of sale,
L0UIS RIAROD.
sea@Attl.e same time, VIII let for Rent the
above mentioned place ~ 49,
nso TaSn F'sS 90 -
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WM. O. KE1TH.

A TT0RN n Ely AT j. AW,
WILL ntteni promptly to al business entrusted
w to his care in the Districts comprising the
Western Circuit. Office n. Pickcns C. IL.
Dec y. 1850 20 ~,
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FOR CLERK.

ES1S'We are authorized to announce W. j. PAR
SONS candidate for Clerk OF the Court, at the
ensuing election.
ED" Tie friends of JAMES +. IIAGOOD re-
speciiuliy announce him candidate for rc-clec-
ion to the Office & Clerk Of the Court ut tho
next election
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-10

TIE most influential man, in free country
at least, is a man who has the ability, as well
us the courage, to speak what he thinks when
occasion may require it.
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Estafa Solo

IsSaS~tS ssEI1.
" ILL BE SOLD to the highest bidder Mt
w the residence of Samuel Parsons. in Pick
ems District. on Tuesday the 9th day'of Decein-
Der. instant, the personal estate of Thomas
GurSiR. deceaSed, consisting of
s LIKELY NEGROES,
Eour Head Cattle. Farming Tools. Carpenters
Tools. and other articles too tedious rc mention.
9rrms Of Sate.--Nine months cr, dit. with in
aerest from date--sad sums to be secured by
Note and aecnrity. Sums Of IS and under,
cash.
Z. n. GARYIN, Admir-.
Nov. 40. 1859 10 4
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A CARD.

V T AYiNlf removed from the district. my
Il n name is Withdrawn from the canvass for
Sheriff return my thanks to my friends for
their repeated expressions of good will towards
nae \, b. SARGENT.
Dec Z. 1883 90
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-10

DO you know who built this bridge 2"
said nperson to Hook. "No," replied Hook,
"but it you gp over you II be tolcd!"
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w. Walsoman, Agent,
DRe 8ENSGER laNHa ErAkE.OFR.

WALllALLA, S. c.
HNllE undersigned bcgs leave to inform his
Il friends and the public, that he ha. opened
shop in tic building formerly occupied by | :
sertcIl y Norman, for the purpose Of carrying
on the business of
Drapcr and TaflOr,
In its various branches. lie has on hand
an eXceilen. assortment of GooDs for Gentle
MEMS wear, which he will make to order in
the best style, and according to the latest fash
ion. lie respectfully solicits share Of public
patronage.
G&-T Terms, most accommodating.
Jnlv IA. 1850 81 If
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AUCTION! AUCTIONl

VWE WILL AUCTION the remaining
Stock of GOODS OH Tuesday the 2Oh
instant, at Wolf Crock,
Dec5. 1850 20 =
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NOVICE.

A LII PERSONS indebted 70 John NJ. AL
IA exnnder & Co, are REQ ssted to- pay by
the first Of january next and save costs. The
Goods On hand can bS bought cheap for Cash,
as we are going TO wind up the bueiness as soon
aa possible. Near Waitonss Ford, Ga -
JOHN NJ. ABEXANDER g. co.
9 pct, ~, 1899 ~ G
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$50 Reward.

.'A REWARD OF FIFTY DOLLARS will Ie
IN paid by the Town Council of Pickens ftr
proof sufficient to convict the person or persons
who set fire to the mouse of Mr.. HAYNES. on
Wednesday night last. BY order of Council.
ROBT. A. THOMPSON Intendant.
Dee |. 1859 ID
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Pay Your Fees,

7
NM D. PARSONS, the late Ordinary has
w e assigned to mo bis fees and eosts those
indebted to him. therefore, in such cases are
required to pay the ssrJc to the undersigned at
an early day.
;.J. u. HAdOoD.
Nov. o. 1859 Ia a
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
James jenkins

Thos. Jenkins & others. J
appearing to my satisfaction that Thomas Jen-
kins, the heirs law of Abnrr jenkins dcceas
ed, names and number unknown. John jenkins,
Williamson jenkins, one of the heirs of Anderson
Jenkins deceased to wit: Thomas Jenkins, -
stewart and wife Eliza Stewart, reside without the
limits of this State: 1t is ordrrcd therefore that
these absent defendants do orally appear in the
Court of Ordinary to be holden at Pickens G II.
on Monday the 4th of March next to object to tho
division or sale of the Real Estate of Frances Jen-
kins deceased or their consent to tho will be
entered OF record.
j. J.. ITAGOOD C or. 4 ACTING ORR.
Nov. %. 1850 10 3m
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Anderson Prices Current. T..
ronnrcrED wrNKLv ny pIEcxEEY !. cnaYTo;

" ""hnNhhhf q ChAfTONSs
Cotton per H. ~ 3 a. ~ aoTp, Ins
SAT-, LiverpooD per sack, 50 "a 30
Coffee, Rio, per lb. lYI Ia, II
Java, per lb. IS h, 20
Laguyra, Id. Is Gf lG
Sugar brown. per lh. 0GH II
Molasses, West India, per gallon. 40 GG As
". orieahs - '' 55 G} 60
B"gging, Gunny per yard Is &c lGs
BALE Rope, h. loEI III
Bacon, hog round 1oI Ga TX
Gutter; perlb. l.l2 Et~l6
Steel, cast - La p5
nSrihah' t' il a. 10
h'lster, 10 "a, u
Iron, common size Swede per lb. GS
o to I inches
3" English, per III. 5t.2
S"ils, best brands, per keg, 50 G1Gf
Castings, per lb. 6 M. ID
Powder, Rifle, per kcg, 73G,,s 8
=" blasting, '' q h(N51
Rice per lb. i Ia 4
Flour, per barrel. ESQ Co 100
Wheat per bushcl, 100 "a 10
Corn, ~ IN
Oats per buShcl, 10 4, 30
Bceswnx, per 10 20 Il %
Wool, D5 IA, "a
Yarn (best) per bunc',, 40 a. ]. 20
Cow Peas, per bushc, 80 CG S5
CornMcal on ~ mn
Raw Hides, (dryl In1
solo Leather. thcmlock) per 10. 2T e. 30
ft.}' You will always find n large lot OF Gro
Genes and other heavy. goods ON hand and TO
sale atlow prices, mt Il & Wv
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THALIAN ACADEMY.

III VIE above institutions for II number Of years
Il under the supervision of the Rev j. /. Ken
ncdy. is still confidently commended to,the nat
r"nnGc of q generous community under the au
spices Of Mr.. WM r. RANKIN, Mho,, hid,
testimonial from his old prcceptor. which is an
pcndcd to this notice, is Hbmuantly sufficient TO
satisfy every one that he is entirely qualified to
maintain, in great degree, the former HIGH
chamrtcrof This lnstituton. Young men ,lcsi
rnus Of Secnriuga thorough Classical and Eng.
iish cdncation can do so at this .tcadomy. under
h'Ghiy favorable circumstances. being fnr re-
novel from many of the temptations incident to
village location, and bong surrounded by n
community OF virtuous and intelligent citizcns.
The attention of the public is. specially invited
+" the following low rates of tuition:
TERMs-rEn SCHOLASTIC YEAR OF ELEVEN MONTHS
riementary hnglish branches, $40 90
Higher Eneiisl, branches, Is 90
Latin. Greek. French Mathematics. 25 90
Good Boarding can be had at niue dollars per
month. The exercises Of the Academy will be
resumed ON the lst Monday in january, 1860.
r. BY order Of the Trustees
Il. III. RUSSELL Sccrotnrv
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This is to certify that Mr.. WN. r. RAyKtN has
completed a'rcgulnr course of Latin and Greek
10 has also studied French. Geometry. Algebra
Rhetoric. &c. lie has rendered nc most impor-
tant assistance this year inthc Classical Depart-
ment much to my satisfaction, and no less so to
That of the numerous classcs that he heard re-.
cite from day to day. ! have taught none whom
| could regard his superiors in scholarship. ire.
rroachablc morals, and gcntlemanly department
tlcis commended to the kind regard and conf
dencc Of gentlemen who would honor and re-
ward merit. il KENNE.y. \ NJ
ITALIAN Academy, Nov l8. 1859
Dec I 1850 90 Q
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
state 0G' South Carolina.

j. Is. Sitton Foreign Attachment.
VS. j. j. Norton,
y. q. Puekeit. J Pltf's Atty.
WHEREAS. the plaintiff did, on the 18th
" day OF November, 1859, file his declaration
against the defendant, who (ns it is said is alb
sent from and without The limits of this State,
ana has neither wife Mor attorney known with
IN tue same upon whom copy of the said dee
lirntion might Ire served: 1t is ordered, there
fore that the said defendant do appear and plead
TO the said declaration OH or before the Goth No
vcmbcr, 1869. otherwise, final and absolute
Judgment will then be given and awarded against
him. j. f. HAGOOD ccp
Clerks Oficc, Nov. -, 1859 lyo
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BlaclIsIllitllin@.
Now Powder Mapufactorv.

TNlE South Carolina Powder Mills arc now
Il IN successful operation. and the attention
Of Dealers Is called to the unmistnkahle supcri.
GRITTY of the Powder Manufactured at these
Mills over that of amy other in America We are
prepared 10 furnish at the shortest notice any
of the following description, at the following
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State "a S0Mdla CarOlima.

rIcKENs plsT--IN ynE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
JafneS Lawrence Foreign AttGch,nest.
VS. Soiris, ii & Pulliam,
Nns0h nangs& 60. PD's. 1Hys.
M.IiEREAS the plaintiff did, on the Goth iay
w of December, 1853, file his declaration.
against the defendants WHO las IL Is saidl are
absent from and without the limits of this State.
who have neither wife nor attorney known With.
in the same upon whom copy of the said de-
olaTation might be served: Itis ordered, there
Tore that the said defendants do appear and
plead to the said declaration on or before tba
2lst day of December, 1859; otherwise. final
and absolute judgment viii then be given and
awarded against them.
J. e. BAGooD, c.c,P.
Clerks olicc, Dee. 20, 1858 lya
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SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
OF
Fall and Winter Goods.
MRS. II. KNEE

MRS. ii. KNEE
rs NOW OFFERING her extensive and
Il splendid assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
CONSISTING OF
DRESS SILKS,
DELAINES.
CIiALLIERS,
AND MERINO DRESSES,
ENGLISH,
AND AMERICAN
CASHMERE,
WOOL
AND CHENILLE
CLOAKs, ''0'
MANTtLLAS,
BUSTERS,
HOOP SKIRTS
EMBROIDERIES,
RIBBONS,
FLOWERS,
!. ROUCHES,
PEKFUMERIES,
TOILET SOAPS.
kLEECY,
WOOL,
AND WASH LEATHER
GLOVES.
BONNETS
OF THE LATEST
FASHIONS.
CATERS,
SHOES,
BOOTS,
SLIPPERS.
LONG CLOTHS,
OSNABURGS,
S1iETNG,
FLANNEL,
TICKING,
DESCRIPTION OF
DOMESTIC GOODS.
My present Assortment will be found su-
perior 10 any have yet offered, and nv fa-
cihueS IN purchasing, and long experience
In the business enables me to offer
a COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
Az THE LOWEST
CASH PRICES.
Walhalla. Oct. 10. 1859 Ppm
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA