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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-10

S,.sLE OF C.sLU.sBLE REAL rs
~ TATE IN EVANSVILLE. l
On the sixth day of July, 1889, will sell at pub
lie auction without reserve to the highest bidder,
the premises the following described real
tate, to-wt Lots No. IL, IL, IL, IS. IA, Is, l6,
IL, Is, -, ~, "a 30, ~, 49, 80, 40, Al, AZ, 43, "A,
Is, %, a., IL. ~, and 80, designated plat
OF Rogers & Hpston's addition ia the City of Ev
ansviIe.' For particular description of premises,
See plats ia possession Of Stnml SWindell aud Ba-
ker x Foster
T Terms Of sale, on,.-half cash; one fuurth ;he
LIST Of January, ls,O, and one. fourth the first
day Vt April, Is 10, with interest deferred pay
msnts, 10 he secured BY mortgage on good personal
security. JONATHAN RENICk, Executor Of
ie4-td ANDREW HUSTON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-10

u fdHU.-WE MI HEsHVTED
eI the remainder of our stock Of Teas, Tobacco.
and Cigars to Mr.. J. p. Elliotts building, No. so
Main street, where offer them for sale cheap
Those indeyed 10 ns will please pay up at once.
ielO T.. III. SABIN a co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-10

Nh we take pleasure in recommending to our
numerous friends and customers eur successors,
Messrs. ERSKINE, CURNICk & CO., aud hope
they will rereivs their full share of patronage.
June u, 1859. T.. III. SABIN co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-10
a. mann B0sRD ar
Es-REsr I.ETLEIFTR

II LOT JiIs of those excellent Mercer aud
Pinkeye Potatoes tor eating seed, just received
and for sale 10y CEAS. McJOHNST0N,
eI rosey's Block Man street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-10
: 8UsaEL DRFED PEACHES,

DISHEI< DHf II II III 4 10 n =,
- 10 bushels White Beans,
500 de- Pearl BARLEY,
200 lbs split Pears Received nj
my3l 4. ii. COON a SONS
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lan9en, idmer5poleu Slid nah, unb isbt mar
oas 91deln pcn ibreu 2ippen 9eml4en unD
cine QSclfe ltano ouf ibrer Stirn.
@S lit 9rauIam, liIIterte lie in it9 blnela.
gtad 10 pielen Stnnoen bsS Blrtens bat er
taum ein 2Scrt fur mid un0 perldBt mtA p9ne
@ruB.
gber eben, rpie Nappleon iAou Oid1t an Der
&bItr mar, febrte er wieotr um uno lnrltt bas
lti8 5u Der S3aterin bin.
@uts Ta9t, nleine lleb: SoIerbiue, iagte Ell, !,
lhr flldtt9 Die Sano Darreidepp. G8 lit lhcn
lpat fat Dfitternodt seb' ullo 5u 8ett! lBir
leben uns beute nldt mebr, lebe Dcbi uno auf
2Biecerieben
@r nldle ibr Geidt uuO Radtis eiaeu Qts
|ldeoSsruB gu uno uerlteB Damn Oas 3nnmer
um IN leln &abinet 3urid5utebren.
0prt an9elan9t Oerrle9elte er balti3 Die tleine
Ibitr, lpelAe anf Den @orrioor UNI pcn bort in
Die @emdder Der SaierIn fabte oann rief er
mt lauter Stlume: cbe, Gcnltaut, baQob,
@Onltant!
Die Ibir Sffnete lid iofort unO Der Sam.
merolener trat etn. @ouitlut, llBIe Der Stat.
Ier, Tenn, bieber, piht 1u mir beran, unp nun
bore. Ou mirlt in ouer Stiae meme Meiles
tdlelpe III Sronun5 brlnsen, unD omar 70, bah
lH acnau in einer Stunpe abrele. Ncuitan
UNI Ou be9ieiteu MIDI, NteuanO loalt. Aber
0u la9t 81 JtIemano ein 19ort rOa meIner
4breile, id mIl, cap mau in pen 1uilerien, ME
5u ParlS erlt mcr9en erfabre, oaB id Yarl8
| perlallen babe, uno e8 1T mir lebr mibtlb, DaB
eS bl5 oablu llr 9epernann Elm @)ebelmnB
blelbe, rerlteb' mla prbl; fir Seperulann!
llaO nun ellie 0td 9n liner Stunoe uuB
slue5 0eban leiu
@onltaut perusi9te iid fdwei9enO uuO elite
blnaus. Sa, ia, murmelte er, DlblenD er ba.
lI'9 wtlter 9ln9, id babe cen &aper lebr wcbl
rerltarOen. Seine Abreile Ioll ilr Secermann
lem @theImnlB bIelben, pas beBt: belcnperS
| Tur bic Sallerm gth, Gle arnle quite &allertn !!
9Sie pmo lie meiHen uno flasea, mean lie NOR.
gen erIabrt, Dap Der Saier lid wieDer pbae lie
auf Die Nee beseben bat Scnlt nabm er tie
INNER nit, unD lie muBte alle Griunpbe una
llle Selhweroen Der 9teile tbeileu, aber leBt
mus lie smmer gu Slule blelben! 2lsule Sole
pqIne, uao lie tit 10 sul ua0 ie lebi pn 10 ebr |!
Aber id mus Den! Sefebt res Glijers Sebcr
den, ib bari ibr ul9tS llSen 9teiu, i'd, nint !;
aber tG tann pc1 ni1is pdfus, menn e8 ein
Ancerer tbut Sl, w1S f5ut NH Elm Die
Tailernt bat IT'D 9eltern ca8 9olOsne 0teileneceIs
iatre nes &alIero bplen lallen, nm Darna1 sc.
nau Elm oldDe5 fir cen 8lcefoals BON StalIen
81 beitellen. SD maB nit ods Jieienecellaire
Ieslei4 pom ibrer Sammerftuu abeclen nnb
gum @lId 1T rIs erpe 2amme,frau Ger &alle.
Tin Iebr er9eben SorDdtt5 allo!
NnrtIeukno fnlot
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9ie spepcrS'idbe 95lpcubroucre;.
Office: gec. 257 Bcmsrn 81 q

Siflce: Jtc. 257 Scmerp, q. q.
Die &afmsrtiamftit ron gDtrtbn uno gonla@sn,r nnn
Sa6erDer ptFo aut BITE unrenftnpe Nnaps uneres
etsres ssentt pelHe pom Dr. Gbtltpn 1ep wpDI beonm
ten nnGlprdtu ehen it sema4t wuree Ser bsobfntia,.
5@eG IL, MOT auein b.e Wnpe gIGhe GprIoIhfeit ~
Neinget uno Welunebet 6teleS Bes Az aeaeH lpnbes,
eisia fdas ~ SeTsn. Sas tae naptbssn 3attatsn BON
pdrd 1lrait 9etbee &c. &C ;u ormslbsn afHpmmsn er
esa am penn Sisrs stnsn trnseriiGsa Slam su ae6tn
NSa unlerer SrGner nerDen tt Eetnen QudIftG en
ron Werte (ora uns ttbf semaSD oOpfea weloe In
Gsbrau9t. ." ''',
w,....t aIpfis"
Ssar asssteH, arumotser u pssetabslSer errast sos
gDein ana RSpifRidRrs GbaS) 4-5S
QSa0er saSs
SIN Ganssa n0oo
Na p.rfoaIisf Gni8t bsa i'd su Ser uetsrseusuaa sss
iemmtn ea9 pisies Speprsps Ga8srbier mad oea nties
eR 5tuneaBa eebraaf lit uHe sa6 gEp6e pre.
ta! tn Der Ausndbl DER peei AadlttdR ron Serle uHb
pFfen rgfpanet wuFss. Sofe nalpls nuree Don Qua.
Gten te pelpe IN @egenwe 1T ron rereoe.
nsn 6aern IN oen EIrn Q6 wur,
esn 9ema6t unS et belaage AnaaS btnaDet Ite QuaSt
uRc Ntnbttt res 8ltres wepss aaein Don M4a unk
ppen ettraut III. ais Dtdtett es @etrSa unk
IN 0,sn 3ilen GIs magenfars pes. siffGeaOes uus
eatts bat fteS Bier Seben aHets unp De css-
ineiRe @mpfeplgng. SameS 1T. q GhiIten, M. o.
6sbyI< 3nt Gbemtt.
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0nnselna.

Ytasn Cd eltt Don GaOeDsa nit Gilentannet. fOmie
3Gbelpnie % Gutebnt Gepetsc 2,rdauS cher 4uder.
HFaumen tn ftn 6Cspdl BAL be @rdts uus Qonpcn
bs aransbeen 6ebtime art nit bem srGesu &rpIee ance
wense nn6 Cbae alen uaaaesueDmn 1sran CSer 9eias-
mad, une een Get frGn p6t ueraltstn ueSea bic sci
lung rensen Lasea Gnser aaea 3nsiet, ppn btn wa-
entea Der Weabr ttEes RadaleS lussulesen 9u baten
BET s. &pnrab, 10 9f. Saftmcretr .
Uett8,tmt uGUt TrpGtfr.
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NsAeOM' 8 4assEgl

SSsMSOa9 3 &A0EG
(Maison allemande Il francaise)
az tttts, Iepe 5plItb az . unb .utjben 6o IIthnx.
W aptr1 Sc, . altt mpre ="
S.seDs ana MpFsaaGs naptR ana
Hapsat AAe t&SerEeHncnt fe Sepanoluna r -
Etts ott 9eSsn ~ shts trbt DsS TasT
tsaa naS eesarIs sspttix Gsrptn DGs ppt lteat i'm c
tsipIastt oss otaSt tt tn aen xteJn auf4 SITE rn, e.
sne SaH Dtseac Ss0HStrs auspdrsssn aab bier nIdss
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Der &asttAs ,BalttmSt<3 2st6et'' erIuets,s
toEa 4Regsea INIT 4Rsnabme bts SphatGgs) anb
iehet7 Z @sRtS per S9o6t an bic ErSSsr itabItsr.
Ser {8tder" wrS ebeafaIs tn (Daitiaetoa uue
DbeeItns tIeii@ bur6 Etd6er cen AbOnnsntsn
Ius p&us teiDrst-
Durp bic gpRpegienset fDfei Der td8Itps ,,gSedsr'
$3.50 per S5aEr, IN UnbeOtRater V erGu q.
q tnn6.
zR Od5 GBp heHb Ldtt pe8 Baltimore gBeGes
raeint epsu 8reitas Uno tOfst idbr9iQ 81 In nnbe.
et18ter 8GrdusbesdbIun6.
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SiDeintfcDcs 2aSetnDaneS

So gfc "a Sgaruar jwiiGen 1trman IT, cpm6arbfr
#ee ne uaO afOeI. QGeuf werbea tetm
e'Af 5stsAaEs Uef6su pbtss gDsne pfg Tussat mss
s9 sg sg 0a"0nr az sDtosals perlsn tas aRa sssfert
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% | = I 3 Z W fte n.
A. Stag Spalle Sta9 S0lIe
- in 5anDper, nabe Braftltr.,
eegenIber benz Soauppernarft,

U'sIVt NSIlUIY EDH 3 0 n BeteT.
Der Hnerset6netf tlaub 6 fetnen Serebrten Nreuubeu
une tfm YubIifum I'M Nusemetaen ote Z o't""
am n1cbf'n Vontag ben 10. Januor
fofneenDe DaereGThuns tesr beannteu unp beltebten
NdgrattOn unb g0rtrfaft TN brtm nsaen lstse unb t
nersr @trbung, 8ur 8eia9ea aenunis III briuoen nnt
lhmst6fit I'D mtt Der ussrjeusunn paS bic neue SaG
r9 euro prCpte nnD reanOltt 4af@drtnns pwtt aasas
selhse spslsn unp 9'dnte ,ea8erber gBn 9iquOr)
stnea terScrrG8eupen N1mn unr 6ea QDtrtoldaftsu o
mrre's crmsrbsn nirb. -
oeSnesrS Dots Der unt'rse&nste barauf aufmerIfam
MAIDEN, bd6 Mot nan bic yren oes 6nuIes burd etierne
Safcas Sse5nect III Onpern ba6 beSa ess be prOsartar
ane 9pn engertohte UarRCm NIT feiner uDrtrenIt&en
4aHer' hnp S2ets 5d ipwe bic hotn unb beau men
Ssr fur Clubs 9retae nm br rsuabs
iNs sum 9ar3 enlaotabe SaGl ste 5as 5ale su Ct
nem Ger srten 9aBe fur Gropllna untebatans nD osea
ssns gtraausen IN Baltimore manen perbea. M
IN GER 9nnnH9 ef bteisrbab Stag 1ue pr gyk.
bsmfelteu oOba 1T naeppa " Wv
Sans, ,3at g M.t.~
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SO . ti3
flir YetlOueu, ipelGe 9gO.aAts gBaher beAuBen.

Ser neunte U 10 Anitt In 88uG luf Wadst. Gpm.
mtSF tbrtr auft6r netenben 9DaiTe merpe
erIae @erer6nunaen prb bWrmtf sur N1riGt fur A.
8stte ltsteR pubri bic fartn entbaittRen Stmmun.
9en fren9 asbono1abt reretn iruen.
S. 9. Suter Daderinaeuieur.
Limb MIL termt psrlIgf unD rerpibRet rom Spon ,rh
BEN Stabathe Bait caB wenn Der Ger 81 g.
a ntbuuer soepebnsr Db ttter nes 6uufes nb,r ss
Sducss ban III fem gep6rgen Rurtan laufen loan rD
ernuben uuD nseeen caB bemfslben etr sDader sntno
mea riro ais Seear eRts 6aasbeltsers oSer a.
wcbnsr peritH IT. one ferner pieis utetmGsse
9auisa aDars oars Geftserea nebtn In traea Sst
ne Sgrage, SAFE ofer &uea In men, DO n per tabt
Cbsr aareu aalalesn O betyeenbe eaesiasntbamtr
DewOpnsr snss oagse ia eine Strafr ni mepx
ais $40 fdlt." SanI22m
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ssObnun96peranoernfie'

y DIT. 4 I. L5dI sDOIAOE- =
M fr, zf6es vsriset naa 5o. 1872 4Squ'tfhr aeaE Dsa
Si9t aassa @aorssus SITS ufr. aaamttsass Dea l.
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aysontao, oeae z, Mdr5 1859.
Ssa-
Is { % i'll e { o %
OSapOieOn iis OertftDialtO.
Bon
0ouiie Wfab lba6.
3weite 2lbtbeilnng.
NapDleDn II. SSmigt in 2sustfe.
GcCbftes Butb.
Napoleon uHO MleranOer in grfHrt.
NapOleOH unO NleranSer in grfnrt.
(8prtfesuna.l

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Die 2bar bate lih eben wieoer 9eSIfnet, Il.
Der 0uimarid1q erIdieu auf Der S9ueQe,
uu gu Uerfiinoen, paB ba8 Diner ieruirt lei.
Napolepn mari eineu bditi5en Bllf blniber
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Race Street Hotel,

S&aT:ss Race Street Hotel,
Esai;a 9ic. 422 8aceltr, 3wiiden Ger a. n.5
snals@<1- tlaeeIpbta.
pierm bte ereetenhe Mnsese Da6 nir bus h,ra
aUegb @ Wrtbnrp. sHgt pAr0 perrn SSppn 81 na, tr v'
eeubr unter pb.Bem befannte bea:ius a
tauaA nbernsmmta passn wenes MIR unfsr SSr a,s,.
10 m. 9. une 6 o. fOrtuersn uuD uus hssrh
ne ben, ben aa satsH Hut ose paues ~ benob en-
QD,r paben IN allen Gpelleu pauSee ntba M Oe,ka
rnusen RorssnO ann tOnnen @cnDen bsauems suts Sns
nuas seb snp pteielben cwObi ME Gup,im%s euf Nas
Nefe bepirtben s'"e WI we
GaDIe e'sGts ubr wlittass; - euserbem epeiSsn Is
carte ipwie bte ftiuSen QDetne ir. ~''
I'm Sapreipsn 3aprup tea gHm. q. @eeoer
Des93mt W,ouff 9i rnSIh
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She daily BAL TIMORH WEKCER 10 ,ubns
rgsry morning (c6eept Sunday and is deIiyrrgc
C&rriers to City Subscribers at Cta. Per wecA.
The WEoKER is also delivered In the Cities
"asnington and Wheeling daily bv 0arr;srs
pr;ca for Moi1 crh.au,L.
S3. 80 in advance. " |O@ ~
So The weekly BALTIMORE WECKER !.
he'd every Friday at 81 per anuum and 81 ras
months in advance. % per
ADVERTISEMENTS on reasonable term.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-30
To a Drunken Husband.

My husband, it was for thee left
My own. my happy home;
For thee left my cottage bowers,
With thee in joy to roam;
And where are all thy holy VOWS,
The truth, the love, the trust,
That won my heart ?--all scattered now,
And trampled in the dust.
loved thee with love untold,
And when l stood beside
Thy noble form, joyed to think
was thy chosen bride.
They told mo ere was thine own,
How sad my lot would be;
thought not of the future, thcn--
only thought of thee.
left my home, my happy home,
"A sunny-hearted thing,
Forgetting that my happiness
a shadowing cloud might bring.
The sunny side of life is gone,
Its shadows only mine
Ana thorns are springing in my heart,
Where blossoms used to twine.
] do not blame thee for thy lot,
only pray for thee,
Ihat thou may'st from the tcmpter's power
(Oh, joyful thought! y be free;
Ihat thou may'st bend above my grave,
With pcnitencc sincere,
And for the broken hearted one.
Let fall sober tear
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-30
State OF South Carolina,
~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Leonard m@ ia%'S ToSers. re'itioa for Account.
On hearing the Petition in the above case, and
" it appearing to my Satisfaction that Eliss
Ables, deceased, is absent from the State; on
motion of the Petitioner, 1t is ordered that no
do appear in ihe Court of Ordinary to be held
at Piokens Court House, for Pickens district,
and account for his administration of said cs-
tate on the fifth day Of September next, or q
decree will be made in the case'asif he were por-
sonally present, and the sHrcties of the said ad-
ministration, viz: Leonard Towers and Martin
Carver are roqaired hc and appear in the saia
Court ON the day a ementioned and render az.
account of said administration. Witness my
hand and seal iho 29tifsaay Of May 1859
w. J. PARSONS, ORR.
Juno 4, 1859 as 8m
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Brandreth's Pills,
FOR SAFE IT SILUBRTTy s.

FOR SALE At S1LUBRITT, s. G.
THESE celebrated Pills are ofsyogetabe COM
L pound, free from mercury or drugs of any
kind They arc sovereign remedy for pain or
any uncnsncss in the body. or costivcness.-
skin diseases of any inveterate and painful char
actcr, such as cryspcas, salt rhcum, tettcr and
summer h"at. have been cradicatcd by their use.
These Ills lave cured the rheumatic, the ep-
lcptic, tle paralytic, and the consumptivc In
Jaundi and all affections of the liver, dysper-
SIM dyscntery, and diarrhoe, plcurisy, sudden
pains and inhammations female distractions,
scorbutic and scroifulous, even gouty and nen-
ralgic affections have given way to the use of
this medicine; and now. after twenty years cx-
pcricncc, the public estimation of Brandrets
Pills continue to increase. For Worms Bran
dreths Pills arc the best vcrmifuge: they are
infalliblc. little child. six years old for some
weeks was dropping it's mother gave it one Of
Brnndrctl,s sugar coated pills; the next day
there come away worm sixteen inches long
an ms large as child's finger. The child was
we'll And for Pleurisy nothingis better Let
the people discard prejudice and try them.
Beg"Sold by w. x. s. q. r. WILLIAMS, at
Salubrity, 5. c., Mt the usual price
April 20, 1859 30 If
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-30
POETRY.
Deeds of Kindness.


Suppose the little cowsip 8
Should hang its golden cup.
And say. I'm such IA tiny flower
I'd better not grow up.
How many n weary traveller
Would risk its fragrant smell:
How many a little child would gricye
To lose il from the dell
Suppose the listening dcw-drop
Upon the grass should say,
What, can little dew drop do?
Id better roll away"
The blade on which il rested
Before the day was done,
without drop to mostcn il
Would withcr in the sun.
suppose the little brcezcs
Upon summers day,
Should think themselves too small TO cool
The traveller on his way,
Who would not miss the smallest
And sottest ones that blow,
8 And think they make great mistake
If they were talking so.
How many deeds of kindncss
a little child may do,
Although il has so little strength
And little wisdom too;
1t wants loving spirit
Much more than strength to provo
How many things child may do
For others by his love-
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-30
Siatc of South CaroIima,
PlCKENS-IN EQUITY.

FICKENS--IN FQUITY.
f. B. Keith Ex'trix ct. nj.
Bill for Relief, &c.
Elisha Lawrence, ct nj.
Il appearing 10 tho Commissioner that John
L NJ. Lawrence, William T.. Webb and wife
Esther c., and Il. d. .ssaway and wife Arte-
missa, reside without the limits OF this State.
On motion of Norton, complainants' solicitor,
it is ordered that these absent defendants do
appear, plead answer or dcmur to con,plainants'
said bin 6fcomplaint, within three mouths from
the publication hereof, or an order pro conttsso
will be taken MS to them.
ROBT.. A. THOMPSON, c.E.r.p.
Com'rs. Office, June 20, 1850 !lm
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-30
State Of South Carolina,

PICkENS-iN EQUITY.
N'w''" b. Davis d. EN'or Bill for Discovery,
4 appearing to the Commissi6fhieff u v.,.
T. a. Rust and wife Aresny, defendants in
this case reside without the limitsof this State:
On motion of Whitncr and Whitncr complain
ants solicitor, it is ordered TINT the said absent
defendants do appear, plead answer dcmur
to complninnnt's said bill OF complaint, within
three months from the publication hereof, or an
order pro con fcsso will he taken as to them.
R0BT. A. THOMPSON, c.E.P,D.
Con'rs. Office May 25, 1850 IA 3m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-30
A Friendly Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the Estate of
IA Joshua Cox. deceased. must settle at
once. Those having demands against the
Estate must render them in accordingto law.
BY his request, the largest notes are in tho
hands of Mr.. n. B. Cox for an early settle.
ment. j prefer winding up the estate JUST
as soon as the law will admit, As fsr as ara
concerned as one of the administrators.
j. II. HUNNICUTT, Admir-.
Feb. o. 1859 81 If
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Public Notice

hereby given that a final settlement of The
Estate OF Joshua Chapman, deceased, will be
made in the Ordinary's Office Mt Pickens C. H..
on the lst Monday in August next. Those hav-
ing demands against said Estate must render
them to me legally attcstcd before that time.
and those indebted thereto must make payment
at once.
SAfL. CHAPMAN, Admir-.
April % 1859 30 8m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-30
Estate Notice.

4 FINAL settlement of the Estate of James
~ Latham deceased, will he made before the
Ordinary. at pickcns G. H., on Monday the 18th
day of August next Those having demands
against said estate will present them by that time
nttested as the law requires, and those indcbt-
ed thereto must make payment forthwith.
MARY LATHAM, Alm'x.
j. S. LATHAM, Admir-.
May IL. 1850 ~ SIN
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NOTICE.

THE Estate Of Moses IIeadricks, deceased.
1 will he settled finally in the Ordinary's Of
fee, at Pickens G.. H., on Monday the 25tli day
OF July next Those interested in said estate
will take due notice Of the fact, and govern
themselves accordingly.
q. ~. EENDRICKS, Admir-.
April 90, 1859 80 3m
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Military Notice.

THE members of tho "Pickcns Rifiemen I"
L will meet at PickeDs G, IL. onthe fifth Sat
urlay, instant for tie purpose Of giving np their
arms or signing the new constitution. by order
of Capt. j.. ROGERS.
July 20, 1859 52
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Cattle! Cattle for salal

OFFER for sale Twenty-one Head of STOCK
L CATTLE. They are of the improved Breed,
mostly Heifers--a few lSeeyes amongst the lot.
They can be seen at my farm oil Martins Creek.
Es THOS. L.. LEWIS
July IA, 1859 81 *
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Dental! Dental
DR. j. III. MAXWELL,
SURGEON DENTIST

SURGEON DENTIST.
OFFERS his professional services to the citi-
" zens of Pickens District and the public
generally. lie will attend the different High
schools of Mr.. j. r. HAMLrx
july % 1850 10 ON
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DYING CoNsoLATIoA.-An old unloved
Deacon, in his last hours, was visited by a
nelghbor who said DWELL Deacon, |
hope you feel resigned in going" dye
e-s,' said the Deacon, "I-I tlink--I-I
am resigned" !" Well, said the other, "I
thought it might be consoling to you to
know that all the ncighborhood are resigned
also"
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"EIow is it," said man to his neigh
Dor, that Parson W., the LATEST man
living, writes these interminable long SER
mons y "Why," says the other, "he
probably gets to ,Jsfiting and is too lazy to
stop"
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A BAKER once advertised -" That as
all men need bread, he wishes the public
to know that he kncads it. He is desirous
OF feeding all who are hungry, and hopes
his good works may be in the hands of ev-
cry one He is well disposed towards all
men, and the best bred people among us
will find him, he hopes, one of the best
bread men in the city,"
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GREENVILLE MARBLE YARD.
THNIE subscriber has on hand and is con-
II. stantly receiving large and varied as
sortment of
American and Italian Marble,
To which he would call the attention ofthose
in want of II suitable Monument to mark tho
spot where repose the remains Of their de-
parted relatives and friends. Carving and
lettering of all kinds. neatly and promptly
executed.
RsS" Particular attention paid to orders by
mail. JAMES NJ. ALLEN.
Grcenvillc @. H., S. c.. Feb. % 3l-tf
n. Ii. lie refers to ID g Westfed, Cover,
Cox, Markly s. Co.. Dr.M B Earle, w III
Watson, Esq, Col ID lIokc, Mckay, Esq.
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GLOW do you feel with such shocking
coat on p said young dandy to old Ro,
ger. I" feel" said old Roger, looking at
him steadily with one eye half closed, as
if taking ann at his victim" feel, young
man, as if had paid for it--a luxury of
feeling which think you have never ex-
ncricnccd -
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A FLY's FL1GIIr.-Thc formation of the
wings ofa fly enables it to attain velocity
of from thirty to thirty-fve feet in a second
In this space of time racc-horse would
clear only ninety feet, which is at the rate
of more than a mile per minute. Now,
our little fly in her swiftcst flight will in
the same space of time go more than the
third OF mile. If, therefore, we com
pare the infinite difference of the size of
the two animals, how wonderful will the
velocity of this minute creature appear.
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A TRUE HERo.-A council of war was
heid before the fight at Rocroi, and the
princc OF Conde, the great French general,
having pointed out the advantages that
would accrue from a victory, the Marcchal
de Gassion replied, But if we lose, what
is to become of us 2" "I never think of
that" said the prince; 81 shall be dead
first" N
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MILITARY VALUE OF RAILWAYS
German papers express their astonishment
.. .. the t.. omission of the AustriaDs to tear up
the railroad SiscI, ;s G.! and SO destroy the mil
itary means which the French have so ut
ilized. The Vienna Presses, improving the
topic, points out the fact that the French
soldiers brought out from the reserve at
Montebello, approached so near the scene
of action In the trains, that they comnien-
ced firing from the windows before they
disembarked.