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New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-13

lsal sS 3 travellers bsween New orleans 3
ss.ssrrssss AMI St. Louis Louisville f5-Sssss
The s4nsr ne W. 1ts1es;i 81 H fer ps'er @ leaves
rival of tie from Neg Orleans Passengers FIR Louis
o. Iou; vis by tnkos the 90 P NJ nie ot tie jackson
Railroad Monday evenings, will above yrks-
burg with Victoria AID orSari from Memphis the
J1 pickay s. Louis, the Solherner
L1us sriile and Cincinnati. te26 If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-13

Watches, Leathers, from vicksburg.
d Howard. Foster, from Nashville.
Ingomar, Paris, from Memphis.
Ohio Belle, Sebastian, from Cincinnati.
@ D Jr, Barranco, from Bayou Sara.
Belle Gates, Rodovich, from Coast.
Rapides, Barstow, from Red River.
Aline, Neal, from Washington.
Indian, Greenlee, from Tensas River.
Gossamer, Smith, from st MartilsyilIe.
+ D Heine, Muggah, from Attakapas.
4 W McI3ae T0bin, from Trenton.
w a Andrew, Moody, from Shreveport.
Florida, Hopkins, from Mobile.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-13

HAVANA. Sailed for Orls on Sd inst Span ship
Colin; 9th, Span brig Nueyo Casemira; 7th, brig
TOcOn. SKA
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-13

BRAZOS SANTIAGO via ,RDIANOLA. Steam
ship Arizona. 400 bbs flour, hhds tobacco, 800 bis
do 90 bales raw cotton, 49 bales 35 cases 500 pkgs
dry goods 500 pkgs liquors 200 do groceries, pkgs
mcise 20 hbls sugar. 4l8 scs coffee.
GALVESTON. Steamship Fashion In ballast.
BELLE ISLE. Bark Antioch. .lool bales cotton
e3'600 slaves.
sT LOUIS AND GARCE. Bark PALMER l4s
hhds tohacco, lsS bales do, 40 pcs lumber, 1000
staves.
LAGUNAs VIA oAMPEAcHY. Brig Esperanza
s54 hf bbls our 20 bbs bread, bbs tar, do pitch
hxs candles so do caret SO do OIL IL hf pipes wine
10 fcs lard 10 do hams, 10 kegs nails, bales cinna
mon, 76 bales domestcs, kegs barley, tc iron go
pkgs mdse. @
HAvRE. ship Success. PAS bales cotton, l5,Oso
stayes, 400 hhds tobacco, i bale moss.
MALAGA. Bark Carman. .54s bales cotton.
GALVESTON. Bark Hannah Secor. 100 tons Of
coal, 500 scs corn 100 pcs hagging.
BREMEN :. Ship Carl. 1857 bales cotton, l52 hhds
tobacco
PENSACOLA. Bark Virginia s Estellena. $50
bbls rOsin.
STSAL.. Brig Venus .2o2o feet lumber, 1850 sacks
corn, bbls mdse, bales domestics, IL pkgs mdse.
Imports.
NEW YORK via HAVANA. Steamship Empire
City. assorted mdse.
MDIANoLA AND GALVESTON +. Steamship
Chas Morgan. 40 bales cotton Farley, Jurey &co.
10 do Green Il Crimp. Z Edward Pilisbury. l6 r
Groves &co. III Henderson, Terry SEQ 10 NC Kleroy
Bradford. g r Yeatman SEQ Is Rhorer, Hggin-
botham &co. IL Fellowes &co. i B Lowe AGO. .1S
Williams eco. 10 ] ] Morgan. 80 Rugeley, Blair
&co "A Phillips, Nixon &co. IS A Dryer &co. .l59
head cattle to q Wilkins &co. sundries to Taylor
Churchill. n Mills. Muse & Bro. Farley, Jurey &co
McKleroy 4 Bradford .Rugeley, Blair eco. Jones
Express Cod Connolly eco. and order.
MOBILE Steamer Florida. a csks bacon 2 casks
hams bbls pork and sundries, to order.
Receipts at the CarondeIet Canal.
BAYOU LACOMBE. Schr Melissa. .22O bbls sand
to- Il Ceressole.
SHELLS BANK. .schr Marquee. 600 bbls shells.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-13

through to Memphis in THREE nAYsl--To Washington
Baltimore ard New York, in SIN DAYS!
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-13
TIME AND MONEY sAvEDi

To Travellers between New Orleans and Memphis New Or
leans and St Louisville, and the princi.
pal Northern ard Eastern Cities
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-13

Are attached all Night Trains running IN connection
with this road.
Inquire for tickets via Ike Memphis and Ohio and Mobile and
Ohio Roads.
my5 an HENRY COFFIN, Superintendent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-13
T L N S AS
Y A ZOO RIy Err.
FOR OpEIDuSAS S.

Leaves every WEDNE ESi)aY, Mt 5 2. VI.
{, fzFTs FOR opELstUSAS-THE STEAMER
w. EurtOn- q. +. louallier, master, wifi
leave as above, taking freight for Old River,
aunSp0t and all landings the Atchaaaya, also, taking
passenger for Donadson. Plaqnemins Baton Rouge Port
'ud,' Bayou Sara Morganta and mouth Of River For
freight or passage apply on board,
j. N. JOHNSTON & CO., No. 3 Front Levee
dis Il Gustomhouse street,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-13
RAILROAD to yiclssDurgs


'LsNDID PACKETS FROM THERE TO MEMPHIS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-13

AItff iliL-g bG rba'5- T'j5CTT,-7 y jff-T ytz,iTi
IL flt shpsy s, y. kFSNEHN .gGp.
81 ~ - .ra- IL. 10.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-13

Leaves on MONDAY, 18th inst. AT 5 r. NJ.
st. Louis, Cho and New 0rleats Raiitoud Line.
r. = FOR ST. LDtIS.-CON SECTING AT
iAMAt Cairo with the Illinois Central, 81 st. Louis
sssns7&SsS with the Ohio and Msi sipp Raltoad-Tus
hne regular passenger packet steamer John Walsh John
Mnloy will leave for Louis n,l nternedias
landings above For freight passage apply boafd
-Psseoges and shippers rely tuaity Of
this steanler. =
ss-No berth sdered engaged II paid for.
plan cabin and state rooms secured
by applying the Company's Office Camp street Goaer
cal tase
yIEGINIUS C. DENT2FI,
nAl y AyGnt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-13

T. s4fk3p sV4-.E ~ s 0fGMB ; ,:u havs rlg ave-
III Z IL IL tlg'f New s. ~ G. CAM selt
e5.. g. 4, 81, ~ ls y = nllsl tcet. SIS If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-13

iflTsS Y,
New 0rienns Monroe and Frenton Regular Packet
IT.. d. FDss TRENTON, al1,NMOE, PINE
tHlA Wi BlUFFS, Castor Landing, Goumbis Harrison
tnrg, Trinity, and all Intermediate landings or
Onarhta ond Slack RIyersIhe new elegant swift
ming passenger packet R, w, leRae. John ~. Tubn,
eoramanaer q r Work clerk. elves above O'clock
2. NJ. For freight OF pass age spniv on board.
VIRGINUS G. DENTaEL,
lei AverfisiuE Agent.
Freight taxi for BRyous Bartholomew and Afbonne With
privilege ofreshippine.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-13

re- - STEAMER ECLIPSE FOR LOUIS
vlllekegnHr New Orleans and pas
senger pncket-The splendid,
ming PASSENGER ECLIPSE Harry Spots MASTER
wi eaSe or louisville AMI all intermediate landings through
ont the season. follows:
Leaves New Orleans FRIDAY, Nay %, at 5 NJ.
Leave New Orleans $ tTURDAY June 1. AT s P. ".
Leaves New Orleans MONDAY June 20, at Up. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans NJ HERS DAY, July I, AT s p. NJ.
fassengers shippers rely the pa4ciuaity Of
this steamer
SsT-No berth considered engaged until paid For
k plsn Of the cabin be and stRtereoms
BY aPplyi on board.
yGRGIN1Us C. DENTZEI,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-13
TRorslEME CouR DE DISTRICT AvEGNO, BINDER L co
Va. John PDnIEy-N

E. T. PARKER,
myl3 % 80 js5 IA Sheriff de Ia Parosse dOrears.
FIFTH DISTRICT CouRr vIGToIRE PATTY MAD. LAW
Of New Orleans. SRENCE and her hrsbapd-No 2S5i.
PURSUANT to an agreement entered into
between the parties Interested in the above entitled
will proceed TO sell public auction at the City Hotel Com
DAY, May is, 1859, at IL O'Clock NJ
The slave named NANCY aged about 50 years guaranteed
| only titles
TERMS-Cash on the spot .-....
f. T. PARKER
L Si,ariH Ct tha pari.i oE Irtanr
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-06-25
List Of Consignecs,

IL i"dcrSon Dcpot, 'ccch ending Jmc 81. 1859.
w Harrison, II l. Gaines & Co. Gilbert
q ] Windsor, S Mcclellan, Il G. Wilson
Co: Nj johnson. Benson & j. r Il IIarr-
son, Brown & Co, Guest Il II; ID j Jordan
sloan Il \, Ii Owen. III w Kuhtman, w
IL ID * Co, W Van Wyck, ID Bicmann, f
Icshcro, ) NJ lIcnckcn, + lIcncken, NJ Il
liunnicutt, W Barnes, IIumbird III & Co.
j Il Adgcr. Picpcr & l., Smith II, j b Sit
ton: u * Webster, England & D, f a Evins.
j NJ Partluw. j S Lorton ( Go. III l. JcIYrra
: j. Maxwell q w Hammond, s T. & j b
Moore, j W l. Cary, J FW
+. RICE. Agent.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-06-25
SElEREWR,S SALES.

DY virtue of sundry writs Of feri facias to me
ID directed, will be sold before the Court House
in Pickeug District, within the legal hours, on
the first Monday and Tuesday in July next;
All the defendants interest in n house and
lot in the town of Walhalia, adjoining c. Hof-
fer and Others levied on as the property of c..
Krafforst, at the suit of lsscrfei y Norman for
the use of Fitzgerald, Alagruder & Co.
One tract of land containing three hundred
acres moro or less. whcreon there is good mer.
chant mill, adjoining lands of DIR. Tbos LOWS
and Others, levied OF as the property of NJ II.
Hun unicuit, at the silt of JOS. Cox and others.
One house and lot in the village OF FairPlay,
levied on NJ the property of w. y. Recse, Il. j.
Reese and Josopli Keese, ut the suit of Samuel
Is. Mllikin. ~ ~ %c1 t'4'
Two hundred acres of land more less adJoiu-
ing lanls of Mrs. u, Merck and others, levied
on ns tue property of +. n. Garyin at tile suit
OF w. II. Jones, Ex'or and Others
One Marc and colt, aud on Tuesday at dcfcn-
dan,s residence. 3 head Of cattle, III hcad OF
hogs, levied on rs the property of Z. H. Sic.
phens, at the suit OF Eli Watson.
Terms cash; purchasers To pay for papers,
.s L.. G.. CRAIG, SID.
June g,ls59 4b o; 49,, ,Jtd,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-06-25
slaac Of south Carolilla,
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Leonard Tow Towers Petition for Account.
nN hearing the Petition in the above case, and
~ IL Appearing to my satisfaction that Elias
Catvor, Administrator of the estateo Of Abraham
Ables, deceased, is absent from the State; on
motion of the Petitioner, IL is ordered that he
do appearin the Court of 0rlinsry to be held
ut pickcns Court House. for pickcns district,
and account for bis administration OF said es-
tatc on tho fifth day of September next. or u
decree viii be made in tho case as fle were per-
spnaity present and the surcties of the said nd
minis'lation, viz: Leonard Towers aud Martin
Carver arorequircd to be and appear in tho said
Court on tho day aforementioned and renderan
account of said administration. Witness MY
hand md seal the 2ath day of May 1859
W. j, PARSONS, or.p.
juno {, 1850 " As 3m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-06-25
'nEAE WORLDS GREAT EXHHH-
1 BHTAON, PRIZE MEDAL. awarded to C..
MEYER, for his two PIANOS, London, October
IN lSh1

G. MEYER respectfully informs his friends
and the public generally, that he has constant.
iy on hand PIANOS, equal to those for which
All orders promptly attended to. and great
care taken in the selection and packing the
same.
lie has rec oivcd, during the last fifteen years
more Medals than any other maker, from the
Franklin insIitute--i,lso, First Premiums ill
Boston, Now York and Baltimore
Warerooms, No. 7T2 Ancu Street, below
Eighth, South side, Philadelphia.
June 10, 1850 d7 y
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-06-25
Ordinary's Sale,

DY virtue of an order from w. j. Parsons,
I'D Esq, Ordinary of Pickcns district.
will sell to the highest bidder, Mt Pickens G.
H., on Salc'lay in July next, tho remaining
Real Estate of Jeremiah Fields, deceased,
namely:
One Tract of Land, situate, lying and be,
ing in Pickens District, on waters of Big
Eastatoe Creck-known as the Indiah Noun
tain Tract-containing Two Hundred and
Twenty-Five Acres more or less, lying on the
North Carolina line.
Terms made known on day Of Sale.
1 j.. e. CRAIG, SID.
June Q. 1850 46
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-06-25
ROADS i! ROADS!!

FFNIIE question of closing the Road from
IL the Rcgimental Muster Ground of the
ID Regiment by Stcclc's (now RhcttS) Mills,
toward Flat Rock Muster Ground, and OF
opening Il Road from Salem church by Flat
Shoal and Duncan's mill to Bethel Church,
will he considered Mt the meeting Of tho
Board at Walhnlla the ID Saturday in Sc,-
tcmbcr next
Application will be made the same time
and place for making public ION certain con-
ditions) the new Road being opened from
PickcnS c. H. to the General Muster Ground
June 10. 1850 II III
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-06-25
Watch Repairing.

II TAKE this mothod of informing the pub
il lie that will be at Pickens G. III. OH each
sale. and other public days, for tho purpose
of REPAIRING WATCHES and Jewolry
generally. Also, any work in tho above line
will, atall times receive prompt attention ut
my residence | miles from Pickens G. H.
on the road leading from the former place TO
Wnlhalla.
BEl4- My own work warrantod---torms most
accommodating.
ii. A. III. GIBSON.
April l8, 1850 80 ~ If
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-06-25
w. B. GAINEY,
Watch Maker and .gcxvaaIar

AS permanently located himself in Pen.
IA dleton. and is prepared to do Mi man.
ner OF Work in his linc-4sucll ns Hcpnirnq
Watches. Clocks. Jewelry, AccorJcons Mu2,
sic Boxes, Watch Wheels. l'ivots. pinions.
Jewels Screws, Chains, Main Springs, Case
lifting Strings, Hands and Giusscs. Nll
warranted to bc of tho best material. Itc
has in his employ an Assistant Workman.
work entrusted to them shall be done in the
neatest manner, and Mt the shortest possible
notcc' HIS room may be found next door
North &c Mr.. w. S,arsos's IIo,cl. Mt tho si@o
of the Watch.
Pendlcton June 9. 1859 d5
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-06-25

wing two thousand one hundrcd feet to be-
done. Thc engineer in cIiarkc computes
that even with tho force, recently more re.
duced, four thousand five hundred and fif-
ty feet will be excayutcd by the first Of No.
vcnlber next, leaving only thirteen hun.
drcd feet more of heading to be done.
The Company has acted iddiciously in
applying the limited ucans they tUsscss,
to the more difficult and toiisomc parts of
the road There is no difficulty in obtain.
ing contractors for grading, and that part
OF the construction can be rapidly done
The progress which has been made in the
most costly and difficult obstacle to tho
completion of the road must be very graf.
flying to its advocates, and should tcmncr
the opposition of those who from misapprc-
tension of difficulties and expense, are in
disposed to continuing the enterprise.
SOuM CdrOkiniun, J,tAe 18th
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-06-25
0801I IWARW,

DISH. nh The 2dIh Of April last Grnncr W. -,
Infant soh Of Mr. G. w. and Mary c. Ianzant,
aged nbout three years
DIEh, on the 7th instant, Of dysehrcry, VIII
~ ThoA"soS, infant suh Of Il. +. and Mary
DaviS, aged clcvctt months and twenty ono
daj, hNifcf little child. Ell TO come unto ne,
MA fDrbh them not, for Of such is the king
dom Of IicnCcp %
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-06-25
PicHENS-IN EQUITY.

PiCkENS-lN EQUITY.
l.. II. Keith f. trix Ct al
W. Bill for Relief, sc.
Elisha Lawrence, ct. nj.
| + appearing to the Commissioner that John
L Nj. Lawrence, William Il. Webb and wife
Esther C., and +. B. Gassawny and wife Auc-
misst, reside without the limits of this State
On motion of Norton, complaihanis' solicitor,
1T IS ordered that these absent defendants do
appear, plead, answer oil demur to conplanants'
said of complaint. within three months from
tile publication hereof, or order pro eOnJcSSo
will 10 taken as to them.
r RODT. X. THOMPSON, c.E.r.p.
Com rs Office Juno 20 1850 3n
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-06-25
Village Lots for Salo.

TIE TRUSTEES Of tho Pcndlcton Male Acad-
4 envy will sell at Pcndlcton on the fifth day
of July next, several lots of the Academy lands.
They are situated on tile Grcenvillc ruad and
it is supposed will contain between two and
three acres each.
plats Of the lots AMI terms of sale will be cx-
hibtcd on the day of sale. BY order of the
Board. II. a. MAXWELL.
June Is, 1869 Al 3 Chairman.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-06-25
Estate Sale.

WlLL be sold on the l4tll of July next,
wv ut the late residence of Warren D.
Keith deceased, portion ar all of his Per,
sonal Estate, consisting of Three Horses,
Stills, Stock of Cattle. Hogs, Farming I'm.
plements. Household and Kitchen Furniture,
and many other articles to tedious to mention.
TERMS.--A credit of nine months with
interest, to be secured by note aud approved
security f., l.. KEITH, Adm'x.
Juno H. 1859 Al 4
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=
Pendleton Prices Current.
c0hHECftp WEEKLY BY JomN n. SLOAN 4 90.


PESbLgr0s, Jmtc ., 1869
Cotton, per lb 0nl0iCOffee. Rio. pcrtb 10 NJ 4
CDrU, " myil - sol java, =. 2O 11
Eotn neal =" 80 "a 1901 Lay'n a. IGo ~
BaeOD. hog u IOa J3lBaIc Hone :" IA II
BnlgiBg. G1Ty ~ a2O, Bccswax, 1874 20
Butter pcrlb t5h IGlEzax, bcr doz 10 n IL
PlDpr. per 81 500 a $G,Iron, Swedc, GA !
Indigo, M n 1901 go tor MI
i~n.i lOa2 English G II q
NplbEp, WA2bl MOlasyes, NO 90 q SIS
Nails, per veg. q II $500 NJ 45 n 80
oats, per bush, 1Oh 3biPoTder, pcrkcg $3.50 as
pcas, - "Ol Id 81 a 40
Hicei ~ " G1iPcpper, ID 1G 18
b'eeD, Dbficf, ~ u, Snli. tcr >lck, 225a 250
German, ~ u - Sugar. brown, 0sn12
Crst, Y 2j'Sbot, per snck, $50
scgars, per l0z III GO.Tpbacco. per lb % a 100
Ten. ~ 80. Wheat. per bl "A 800
WhiHhy, "g'd ~. 100. Y&ru, Fnct'ry, 12Oa 125
0annburgs, per yard, ~ a IL
a choice lot Of the above articles always on
hand NJ JDBN g. SLOtN & Con-,
Anderson Prices Current.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-06-25
II NOTRGE.

HEREBY forwarn all persons from trading
Il fora note OF hand given by me to John
Todd, for $1,000 dated about 10th May, 1859;
as the consideration for which said note was
given has failed, aud do not intend to pay the
same unless compelled by law.
TlIOS. DODD, Sn
June l3, 1850. l5Er
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-06-25
'TGlE TX e OWE e GWW B 9T5IRa

him sch@caring like yohng GIlinn, ~ he
vas. SO he went to der, Winklc Corner
and took out cowhidcs (shoot ns I am
toing now, anu 10 INK jer dirty fiddle
plaekgtard py do collar dis woy, you sce)
and bc vollopcd him sl,oost no! And den,
mine tear shon, hc bull his cars dis way,
and smack his fucc dat way, and dell hin
togo mitott bis snper, sIioost as yoa yiIt
do dis efcning."
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-06-25
Assignoe's Last Notice.

LL persons indebted to Isscrtcll e Nor
IA man a~c notified for the last time thai I
the ba4fncss must be closc,l up, tho salr
Votes and .tccnunts having been due Tor
sor e time. And all those who do not pay
10y the Eth day of July will be sucd immed,. I.
aieIy. a. no longer intelligence will br given.
;" take warning i'll time, rs We are compelled
to close ur.
J. Il. ltAGOOD, Assignee
Junc o. I21g is
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-06-25
Horse Power for Sale.

nNE OF SINCLAIR & co. Two Horse
~ Railway, Horse Power (for thrcshing
Wheat. &c., just put in complete order, and
been but little used, will be sold for half of
its original cost for cash--thc owner having
no further use for it. Price, $50. Apply to
w. ~. llAYNE, Pcndlcton. S. c..
June 3. 1859 J5
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-06-25
NGAINIdlH.

| HEREBY give notice to all lpcrsonsindcbtel Ito
L mc in the Ordinary Office on Bonds due me
for Real Estate that have deposited all the
bonds in the hands of j. H. llAGoop for collcc-
lion who is the only person authorized to re-
ccivc the same, and who is my duly authorized
deputy in ull business transacted in my office.
w. j. PARSONS, o.r.u.
Or,linary's Office, March 23, 1859 }m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-06-25

iREAT FLOOD IN TIE UPPER MIssIs-
sirrI,"-Thc Minnesota papers come to us
filled with the detailed accounts of another
flood in the Mississippi, exceeding the
highest stage of water previously known;
At 81 Antony and Minneapolis hun
drcds of Thousands of dollars would not re-
pair the loss which has been sustained
At least 100000 worth of lumber and
logs have gone over tic falls within three
days. The scene ut the Falls has been both
fearihl and grand Portions of the rocks
over Which those torrents have rolled for
ages, have given way to the pressure of the
water, thus creating more rugged cata-
ract. !" Spirit Island, just below the cat.
nract, is nearly swept away. The water is
twenty-one feet abeyc low water mark ?.
The st. Anthony News of June 2, saws
that the boom of the st. Anthony Water
Power Company gave way, and about s.,
600, 900 of logs (valucd ut S40,000} went
over the Falls. About i 100000 of them
belonged to the Mill Company. Another
boom at Coon Greek, holding 10,O00, 600
gave way Logs were constantly coming
down the river from .booms above The
people residing on the flats have been ta-
ken away in boats, as they were compcll
ed to seek other quarters. The storm has
been very disastrous. Trees have been
blown down, houses unroofed and removed
from their foundations. \ large Catholic
Church, with stcepie unfinished, was hurl-
ed from its foundation and destroycd.-
The hail, thunder and lightning was intcn-
sely grand and awful. Windows, fences
and crops of all kind, were seriously dam
aged.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-06-25
State OF South Caroline,
KHfClkcnS--Km Equity,

John II. Tiowcll and wife ct. aI. ! Mn c,,,1,;
w 'i'' 'o' h'9No'
Elizabeth B. Keith, Extrix ct al cry NC I. NC
appearing TO the Commissioner that b. +.
Holland and wife Penelope, Elliott VI, Keith,
christopher kmksey, David Galvin and wie
Nancy; the heirs AT law of Jared kirkscy. dc
censcd to wit; Isaiah VI. kirkscy, Jared Il. f.
kHksey. Mary L. NJ. L.. Kirkscy tho minor
heirs of Thomas j. IIalhm, namely: Thomas
J. liailum, William llailum, Fair X. IInlun,
Cclestia B. liallum, Catherine IInllum, Il
Hallnm, defendants III this case, reside from and
without the limitsof this State: On motion OF
Harrison and pul)iam, it Is ordered that the be-
fore named absent defendants do appear in this
honorable Court aud plead, answer or dcmur to
conplainants' saidbill ofcomplnint, within three
months from the publication hereof, oran order
pro conteSSo will bo takcnas to them
ROB'T. A. THOMPSON, c.E.r.p.
Com'rs Office. March %. 1850 3m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-06-25

BInDs have often seemed to me like tho
messengers from earth 10 heaven cIiarg-
cd with the homage and gratitude Of ma.
turc, and gifted With the mott eloquent of
created voices to fulfil tho mission. .---BW.
1Ccr.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-06-25
STRAYEn-

ENROM tho subscriber in April last, a large
L. OK with white face and back-silrs of
brindlc color. Had on when left a bell fns-
tened with chain collar and strap oe cath-
or, is marked by crop and slit on each ear.
When last heard of, he was on Brasstown
Crock and was making his way still further
into the Mountains. Any information con.
corning him will be thankfully received, and
any person taking him up and writing to nc
at Shallow Ford p. o., S. c., shall be suita.
bly, rewarded.
JAMES w. PALMER.
June -. 1859 4S
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-06-25

"SHoN, mine shon," said worthy Cor
man father to his heir of ten years whom
he bad overheard using profanc language; !;
Shon, minc shon, come, here, and i Will
dell you Won little stories. Now, mine
shon, shall it pc druc story or makes
believe z, "O!a true story, of course"
answered John. Gerry veil den Dcro
vas once goot, nice oldt shcltcman (shoost
like me), and he had yon dirty iddlc poy
(Shoost like Son). Andtyon day he heard
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-06-25
MiIlstones

MOTTO swing round your neck, but to grind
~ your Corn. The subscriber solcis orders
for Mllsoncs, which he is prepar ell TO cut from
the best rock. Address him at CLASSY Noun
tain p. o.. ELI WATSON.
June 6, 1850 46 g