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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-05

FINE OLD WHISkEESs
aMTE dust received from Philadelphia, three barrels Of
wv II. & Il. Catherwoods old Mountain Rye Whisky
Three barrelsof xxx;
Three do Xxx;
Two do Xxx
One do X;
Fvo barrels old Bourbon I5ls These WHISTLES pure,
ana ara worth from dollars gallon For sale in
anv quantity HOLLISTER 4 CARTER,
aRr29 "a, Union street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-05

ENUINE imported Havana Cigars he Euhseribsrs
z received By large addition their ssock,
OF the noted brands Of Havana Cis consisting
SegaIiaS, aCubanas, CintO DeOriOns,
Sancho PanZa, Washington,
FL Soils;
With other OF all kinds and Bsoss
ranging from SO to $50 thousand.
Aso, 10000 genuine Mexican Cigars large and snail, Of
celisnt quality, which will he sold low 10 close Ao supe
Virginia chewing, Virginia Havana and Turkish smoking e
bacco, Delphi Snuhs, Pipes, &C.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-05

II S.-PRoT. BONNING'S QUADRILLB BANI
to make engagements for Music for Balls, Parties,
reasonable terms. Address as above.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-05

1000 RanaEha Salt 50 half b65 rbsiica heasssas
SO sacks coarse and hns do 3 cases Soda;
go bags Rio Coffee, 2 do Dutch A&nai
Solids choice br Sugar, ceroans CaracRs IndiEs
95 bbls D Powdered do 800 N fuH count qua Cos
80 10 Crushed 90 50 bxs Quart Flasks;
SO retoed Molassea' % DO PINT dc
no chests Tea assorted; so de = Pint Do
In store and for sale at lev figures b.
noYl4 bkN NJ hObt ECes
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-05
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Phmnix Redstead Factory.

PnGnHX BeOsle8d EaGbOEys
VIZ r. CORNELIUS, Agent thankful for past faSors and
w indulgence, would suggest that we have
more and will manufacturing
COTTAGE BEDSTEhDS, LOUNGES, dc.
every descrpt for the trade and customers generally
Office and WaeroOms 40 Spring street, Cherry where
viii also keep general assortment Of cheap Chairs, Bureaus,
keep and make order every descrp
ten Of Mattresses &c. Persons ordering from distance
rely on having their orders filed. Respectfully,
W r. CORNELIUS, Agent
SHAFFER 4 Co., Propretors apr26-f
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-03

A NEW SouRoE OF WEALTH-We see by the
Pittsburg papers, that there is considerable
excitement in that region of country, respecting
a subterranean reservoir of oil which has been
recently discovered Companies are engaged
in digging wells to obtain the oil. When pro-
cured in its crude state it sells for 60 cents pei
gallon. II does not cost more to pump it NJ
than / cent per gallon, and cents more pei
gallon will pay for barrels and transportation
to pittsburg, New York or Philadelphia. The
refined oil is sold at much higher figure
This oil is petroleum, bituminous substance
which is found floating on the water of springs
The excitement doesnot appear to be altogether
speculative, though possibly that may have
something to do with the published accounts
One singular fact is mentioned in connection
with these oil pits. In many places in the val
ley of Oil Creek the ground is covered will
pits, hundreds and thousands of them evidently
dug for the purpose of gathering OIL and at
period so remote that trees $50 years old ART
growing over them, The query is, by whom
were these pits dug, and for what purpose wai
the oil gathered?
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-03

DEATH OF KIT CARsoN.-The last overland
mail brings intelligence of the death Of the
celebrated pioneer and explorer, Christopher
Carson, of Taos, New Mexico, where he had
been residing rs Indian agent. Carson was a
native of Kentucky, having been born in Mad
ison county, at the close of 1902 His father
shortly after that period, removed to Missouri
where Kit, when a lad of l5, was apprenticcd
TO n saddlcr-occupyin himself at that husi-
ness two years, at the end of which he Joined
n trapping expedition, and trapper he re-
NAMED until his familiarity with the great i'li
West rendered him invaluable as guide tt
explorers of the Plains For eight years he
acted as hunter at Bent's Fort. When Col
Fremont engaged in his expedition, Carson
accompanied him, and was ever after his stead
fast companion. In ls47 he received the RAM
of lieutenant to the rife corps, United State
army. His latest and most remarkable exploit
on the Plains was enacted in 1853, when Ii
conducted a drove of G,OOO sheep safely t.
California.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-03

john Enthusiastically this man suffered
the extreme penalty of the law for the highest
crimes known to our category In ms case
there are no palliating circumstances lie
wantonly invaded u peaceablc community ana
was the cause Of shedding the blood OF those
who never offended him. That there was
malice in his proceedings is beyond Doubt
lie entered community of law-abiding citi-
aens and obtained theirconiidence' lie was met
by the people in friendly manner and they
extended the mana OF irlehuShip 10 hiih "e
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-03
EXECUTION OF BROWN.
Large Military Force Present.
ALL QUIET.

On Friday at d quarter past II o'clock, in
the presence of a large military force and few
citizens Old Brown was executed. The citi-
zens were near enough to see, but not hear.
However, he made no speech from the scaiiold.
Ten minutes before the drop fell he con-
versed freely with the Sheriff. He was con-
veyed to the place of execution in a furniture
car. When near the scaIold, he arose and
calmly surveyed it but exhibited the utmost
firmness.
At ten minutes before IL o'clock the body
was cut down. 1t hung about thirty-fve min
utes. It was conveyed back to the Jail in a
coffin. Preparations are being made to send
it to Harper's Ferry, in special train, at four
o'clock. From thence il will be at the dispo-
sal of his wife, who will no doubt take it
North Even to the last he exhibited an ex-
traordinary degree of firmness rarely to he wit
messed. He walked with firm step, and ex-
hibited no symptoms of fear
Throughout the whole scene perfect quiet
and good order prevailed.
Thus ended the days of John Brown, of Har-
pers Ferry notoriety.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-03

The PARAPHoSALIA AT CHARLEsrowg.-NIa
people in our section of country, think that
there is great deal of unnecessary "fuss and
feathers" over the execution of John Brown ut
Charlestown. We can see but one object in
it, and that is the exhibition of strong de-
termination to vindicate their rights, Virginia
has been slow to move. Her citizens have
suffered the loss of their property until for
bearance has ceased to be vptue. She has
now determined to vindicate her rights-she
will no longer suffer imposition, and she stands
forth in her sovereign dignity determined that
her laws and her honor shall be sustained.
There are millions of hearts in this Union, re-
joicing over the proud and determined stand
she has taken. In her independence we see
the prognostic of the future-that she will, to
the last, defend her soil from the hand of the
invader. There are four-fiths of the people
in the Middle and Western States who will
stand by her in any emergency.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-03

ARRESTS continue to be made in different
parts of Virginia, Of parties charged with using
,dilious language. At Lexington, Va, a man
ly the name of Haines, hailing from Warren
coanty, who was charged with expressing alb
clifton sentiments some time ago, was ordered
10 leave town on Monday of last week. A
clerk in drug store in Norfolk, had been Or
dered away, and resident of Ferry Point, OPP
rosite Norfolk, named John Fletcher, was ar
rested on Thursday for using seditious Ian
guage. There seems to be very close watch
kept upon the action and speech of persons
suspected of sympathizing with abolition SEN
timents.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-03
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

BY CULBERT & BROTHER.
December 3D., 1859

fIE following eminent talent is engaged for the presen
season. for tho Literary aud general Course OfLecture
under the auspices Of the Wilmington Institute.
Hon JOHN =. HALE, Of New Hampshire Thursday
Dec. sth. The last Gladiatorial Exhibition Mt Rome
GEO. W. CURTIS, Of New York, Wednesday evening
Dec 18th Gold and Gilt in Young America.
Lectures TO commence each evening ut O'clock Mem
hers not in arrears admitted fee but their tickets not
transferable in any whatever Admission To all Other
persons 25 cents No complimentary tickets issued.
For Tickets of Membership 10 tilt Institute apply tn any
member Of the executive COMMITTEES through the Libra
rim Tickets the Lectures alone to be had at the Book
storea or Rt the entrance to tho lecture
j. H. IlEALD,
SAM'I. BIDDLE, Lecture Committee.
ortoQif Holm H. ADAMS
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-03

CONSTITUTIONAL REFoRM IN DELAwARE.-W'
understand that II movement is on foot in this
State to take the necessary steps towards
amending the Constitution and making 1t more
republican in its provisions we are glad tha'
this thing has been commenced, and we hope
hat the masses will take hold of il in good
earnest and push it through. Let every work
ing man remember he is disqualified to hold II
eat in the State Senate by our present Con-
stitution unless he has money or property
qualification. This VIC consider disgrace to
the age we live in, and we have no doubt but
the people will take such measures as will send
men to the Convention II Convention is to
he callcd-who will not betray tho trust re-
posed in them and dish the whole matter, as
was done The last time an effort was made to
amend the Constitution The election of all
the officers under the government should he
made elective. We believe the doctrine that
the people are rs competent to elect Judge rs
the Governor is to appoint one. We form this
opinion from the manner appointments have
hcen maleto other offices, the last few years in
monvor,yhich the voice ofthe people has been set
osile IN nlaremen in Office that the people would
novar have nut there. This kind of manage
,o,, hos rnirod the Democratic marty. and
u,;I IL continued Mace IL in n minority by the
;n,a tho novt clection comes around. A bas-
.,d n.,nocracv ia a thing we utterly despisc,
.nl woare a little down on some of the men
,,1,a t,,.o nroc,rod Offices from the honest
,,oa,o,, ndor e,lso nrctcnces in the name of
Domocrocv The people have been gued and
.ioooi,o1 in reoord IN many amendments that
!, ,ve heen made Of late years, and we are
vary much mistaken if they will be humbugged
.,,, Ionne, Far our mart. we will fight for the
,ioc,;on NJ oll the officers in the State so that
wa may Mace them beyond the reach of Gov
ornors who nromise one thing before the cleo
.ion. nd do something else afterwards. If all
,ho oiiccs ore 10 he filed by the people it will
toke tho responsibility off the Governor and
save him the necessity of being all things to
a men,
We do not believe that whit better officer
will he Amounted by the Governor than would
H., elected by the people The day has gone
Ia, when il was popular for the intelligence of
lie masses TO be moderated by saying they
were incompetent to electric men they desired
IN hold their Offices. We intend working in
,,nccrt with this movement, and anything
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-03

WHERE Is PEYxsYLvANIA2-Al law suit recent
" occurred in Bangor, Maine, in which i became
necessary to give the exact locality of Pennsyl-
vana. One witness testified that it lay sou'h
of New York, and north ofFlorida, and he was
under the impression that it was an Atlantic
State. Another witness testified that he had
been to Philadelphia, says il is commercial
city, that there is a considerable amount of wa
ter there and that the tide rises and falls he al
so thought Philadelphia was in PennsylyanIa'
This reminds us of part of Dan Rice's cross
examination in the case ofFarwelland Mcl4aren
against ex-Sheriff Patterson, recently tried in
the Z. S. Circuit Court in this city. Dan was
asked If he remembered meeting certain man
in Philadelphia, to which the great Snowman
replied that he could not recollect such meet
inc He was then somewhat testify asked II
he knew wether Philadelphia was in Pennsylya-
mia, when Dan replied he thought it was if ii
hadn't been removed to Cambria county since he
lett that city,-Pnsbuyyh Journal
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-03

The approach of Winter ought to aimonish all
to he In readiness for 1t and to provide themselves with
suitable apparel 1t would he too tedious mention all
tho articles that necessary for the health and comfort
Of the but In estimation there IL more
essential to this end than good Bouts and Shoes Having
to this point will direct those In want of the
cessary articles 10 the place where they buy them
the best advantage Birnie, ut No. west second street
has hand at this time very large stock of Boots
aud Sh0es both homemade and eastern, all of which e il
selling at the lowest cash prices Wewoud therefore, adj
wise those who want Of anything In the Shoe line
give Brne call they hardly fail get suited IN
the article and price j. W. BIRNIR first door west Of
Market in Second.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-03

lf5s- Jerome Bonaparte of Baltimore, re-
Gently returned to the United States, has re-
fused the dignity of Senator of France, offered
to him by his father, Prince Jerome, in order
to induce him to remain in france. Mr. Bona
rarte preferred the simple title Of American
citizen to that of Senator of France. After the
effort made by the American branch of the
Bonapartes to obtain recognition as legitimate
members of the Imperial family, this news oil
the refusal will create some surprise.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-03

Ono DrMocRArIc CONVERSIONS cleo
ton for delegates to the Democratic Conven-
ton in Cuyahuga county, resulted in the cleo
ton of 1873 Douglas and 10 Buchanan men,
Collector Park and Mr.. Green, U. 5. Clerk
voted for the Douglas candidates. Mr. john
son, U. S. Marshal, was voted down in his own
ward.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-03
Saturday, December 8, 1859.

BsE- In another column will be found a COM
minication from Wilmingtonian residing at
yancouyer's Island, Washington Territory. 1t
treats of the difficulty between the American
residents and the Hudson Bay Company, and
contains many valuable facts. Read it.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-03

PRESIDENTIAL writer in the Delaware Ga
s,Gs urges the name of Senator Bayard rs a
candidate for the Presidency
@Little ships keep near the shore,
While larger barques may venture more"
Delaware will make great splurge in the
next campaign--hold her bonnet
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-03

nB- A few days ago two boxes of grapes
the vineyards of Los Angeles in Californian
rived ut the Patent Office. They are very
large, the punches weighing as much as fou
or Nv pounds apiece; last year a bunch was
received from the same quarter which weighed
eighteen pounds
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-03

uoNGnREss.-O Monday next Congress will
meet Owing to the elements composing the
House of Representatives it is very doubtful
when an organization will be perfected. We
shall try and get the message in the hands of
our numerous readers as soon as tcan bepub-
lished,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-03

CENTRAL FLOUR, FEED, GRAIN AND SEED
DEPOT No. 100 Market street. q doors above 4h, west
slde) Wilmington, Delaware, where may be found CON
stanlly good assortment Of Agricultural Seeds such as
lied Clover Timothy Orchard Grass, Herd Grass, Mixed
Lawn Grss Broom Corn Annual Rye Grass White Dutch
Clover Primitive Green Grass, Mllet, Buckwheat, Osag
Orange Italian Rye Grass, (Perennin) and flaxseed
DSEEDS-CanaTy, Hemp Mlllet, Rape, Yellow.
Nav Lettuce and nnhulled Rice
FLOWER SEEDS-Annual, Biennial and Perennial
a large assortment comprising such kinds only as have
proved suited to this climate.
as- Hops, Kentucky Blue Grass Farina Corn Star u
Pearl. Barley, Flour, &c. T. e. CHANDLER
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-03
PITRLIC SALE.

CALI WILL be exposed at public SALE on SATURDAY
MIN the 9th day Of DECEMBER 1859, al o'clock p
ISM ll NJ, ut HAMORTON Chester county, Pa, 2TIIREE
NlNlll STORED BRICK HOUSES. These houses are
situated within threolourths Of mile Of the Railroad
There are schools aud churches in close proximity The
houses are new and In complete order pump Of good
water in the yard 6c Terms made known day Of sale
9' dee iots'''' JOSIAH S. MCCALL.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-03

here how much authority 1t. Gen. Scott has in
the matter of settlement but it is thought that
the whole matter is left to his discretion, TO
settle AS may seem best under the present cir
cumstances. Respectfully, &c. J. ID. u.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-03

What becomes of the finest is a question
which ought to be answered by investigation
VIII some one, having authority, investigate
The matter? FAIR PLAY.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-03

MELANcHoLY.-The brewery and dwelling of
Mr. Jouse, at Winona, Minnesota, were burned
on the 18th ult, and two little daughters, aged
respectively and IL years, persisted in the
flames
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-03

DIR. j. sImMs 81 SON, DEALERS IN
- Pure Family Medicines, 4t and King streets are aoe
agents for the sale of Shaker Herbs Roots &C. large
supply oLpnd AMI always constantly receiving new mp
rliri. Co., solicited. lec3
| DOW DEKED sAGE.-PA TIC L IL
attention is paid to the drying and grinding Of this ar
Makers Gs I y viii S1Ge ana Sss %os
sale and retail by Dr. j. sMMs Sos 9Th and King streets
DOVDERED sAGE,--THE FINEST
article ever offered in the Wilmington market war
rAned pure aud fresh, AT low figure at DR.. J. sIMas
SONS great Herb Depot 9TH and King streets
GAGE sAGEii-IN QUARTER & HALF
- pound packages, warranted good and fresh at low
figure, wholesale retail nt Dr. j. Sl,ss Soss popular
Family Medicine store, 4th and King streets.
DOWDERED sAGE.-SAUSAGE MA
KERS buy 1t; one pound equal to two Of the herb
nico article at Dr. j. Sims soSs Medical Depot, 4th aud
King Streets
tWEET mARJORAM, THYME, SUM
- MER sAvORY AND SAGE, ground unground. in
large quantities wholesale retail at Dr. D. sIMMs
SoSs popular Family Medicine store 9TH and King streets
nR.J. sIMNfs q SON ARE SOLE AGENTS
in Delaware for Tlden Co.'S solid and tiui Extracts,
Alkaoda Pills, &c orers solicited Depot 9TH aud King
streets.
(tOMPOUND FLUID ExTRACTOFs AIl-
~ SAPARILLA. u. s p. tTldens) Wholesale retail,
at the sole agency DR.. j. SANs Sos 4th and Kingsts
I,LUID EXTRACT OF sTILLINGIA
II CIden's) at the solo agency, Dr. j. sINMs Son, 4t
and King streets.
MUD EXTRACT OF GELsEMINUM
Il fildenO at the sole agency DR. j. SIMMs Son. 18th
AMI King streets.
MUD EXTRACT OF BUCHU CTildsn's)at
thesoc agency, Dr. j. sIMMs Son, 4tl and King SITS.
I,LUID EXTRACT OF HOPS tTillensJ An
Il the sole agency Dr. J. SiMNs Son, 9TH and King ss
lust RECEIVED BY A. WALTON,
~ some Ivory Combs, Of superior quality
CENEKA OIL, SOLD BY WALTON.
boot BLACkING, (CURRY,s MAKEJ
ID polisllea equal 10 hooking glass sold at WALToNs
drug store.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-03

STAMPEDE FRusTRArRD.-Six slaves who at
tempted to run away from Maryland, last Mon
day, were arrested and lodged in Cambridge
Jail
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-03

Mn. EDITon:-A few days since | happened
to be in New Castle, and having business with
the Auditor of Accounts, was informed by
him that, Notwithstanding the large amount
of criminal business done by the magistrates
of wilmington,) the following list comprised
the returns of Justices, for fines collected by
Wilmington Constables,for the last six months,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-03
MARRIED.

On the nth ult., at the residence of the
brides father, by Rev. W. Kenney, WIN. p.
LARKIS, of Philadelphia, and MARGARET E. NJ.
daughter of Dr. ]. Simms, of Wilmington, Del.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-03
TIE REPORTED DEATH OF KIT CARSON
CONTRADICTED.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2O.--Judgc Watts direct
from New Mexico, says he saw Kit Carson in
good health, Immediately preceding his de-
parture, and hence he emphatically contra
diets the report of the latter's DEATH
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-03
Indian Queen Hotel =!

CITY OF MIliM1NGION. DEL.
rl,HIs fine and conmodious establishment believed to be
| CAS- A FIRST CLASS HOTEL,) the best In the State
TO BE LET for term Of six and quarter years of unex
pred time Of tho LEASE under which II Is held
The Valuable STOCK OF FURNITURE AND Fla.
TURES as at present situated upon the premises, and
also, the GOOD WILL and privileges Of the LEASE Will
lie sold ito responsible pary) favorable TERMS and
possession given the 18th rcxlmo For conditions APP
ply at the premises, to CHAS NJ ALLAOAD,
dec:-tf Proprietor.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-03
NEW JERSEY ELEcTIoN-oFFIcIAL VOTE

TRENTON, Nov. 29.-The following is tho OF
fetal vote for Governor at the recent cleo
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-03

CHERRY PICTORIAL,
sARsAPARILLA, - -
AGUE CURE.
Any of popular Family Medicines manufactured by
J. d Aver a Co. Of Lowell. Mass, can bo obtained of
u. BRINGHURST Co.
Wholesale and retail Druggists,
Cor 9th and Market sts, agents for Wilmington.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-10-15
HHsi of Copssignlecs

1T A~'crson Dcpot 'oeck ending Oct 8, 1859
BE S& Co. a w S f. w Osborne. j b
Algcr. L Sloan & s, j En- w NJ Bclntte.
] y Shcrard, b & G.. ITnmbird. ri & C,. .B Z
4 7 5 Craytnn. \ w Green. T. w B. Thos.
ANDERSON, III Knee. Benson & j. w S Sharpe.
y Is Benson & Son. Sloan ST. Rhctt. s
Brown, ir. Moore e NJ. III w Kuhtmnn. ] w
Lnwrence, II a Evans, G Eaton & Co. Bnok-
store Anderson. Bookstore Pickens. Wihtc
d u. Sloan, Sullivan & ca. j b Clark & Co.
, VI Lewis, A Pcyton. s II Johns & Co,
a Bryce, jr. II Adgcr. d Bicmnn. d r r r,
il Fagen. G. p Ncrnor. j J Brown. + w
Fitzpatrick d White. Chambers. ID J .Jor-
dan ENGLAND & b. w K Marshall. T T. ITnr-
riSon. A Newton. Harrison. j J Lewis.
) G Thornton, Smith & II. J II Eoight. a
krokcr & Co. j L Wilson. w Taylor, G II
korbcr. IS Cherry. w Van Wvck.
o, III. p. FAINT. AGENT.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-10-15
FOR TAN COLLECTOR.

BsS" The friends of Mr. a. s. STEPHENS
respectfully announce him candidate for the
office of Tax Collector Of Pickens district, at
the ensuing election.
pFIy" The friends of Mr.. GEORGE F. STEAD
ING respectfully announce him candidate for
the office of Tax Collector, at the next election.
Bs9- The friends of Rev. j. II. IIUNNICUTT
respectfully announce him candidate for tho
office of Tax Collector, ut the ensuing election.
DsR" The friends Of Rev. II. NJ. BARTON
respectfully announce him ms u candidate for
Tax Collector at the next election.
Beg The friends of j. w. J.. CARY respect
fully announcc,him5n candidate for re. election
to the Office of Tax Collector. for Pickcns dis
trict at the ensuing election.
Esg" The friends of H. CLEVELAND HUNT
respectfully announce him n candidate for Tax
COLLECTION, Mt the nNXt election.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-10-15
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] u MEME ALL,

MARRIED, on tho 4th inst, by Rev. John
Corn. MIR. JosHrm Il. NEVILLE, of Clayton, Ga.
TO MISS Mamie j.. CARTER, daughter of Major
JOSIAH Carter, OF Towncs county, G.t.
On the 9th instant, by Rev. D. II. Kcnncmur,
MIR. ELIAS Il. ALEXANDER, of Pickcns, to Miss
MARY GREEN. of Jackson county ~ G..