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DISSOLUTION.

FTNiiE Firm known as PIEPER & LOW
il FRY is this day dissolved by mutual
consent, II. II. Enwery has sold assigned
Of all the stock in trade goods, marchandizc.
effects and property, of every description,
belonging to, or owned by the said firm,
wherever the same may be; together with
Mi debts md sums of Nancy, due aud owing
to the said firm, from any and ali persons
whtnnSocvcr. >''
III. w. Piepcr will continue the DRY
GOODS and GROCERY business at the for
nief stand. III. w. PEPPER.
- R. III. LOWERY
Il KaIhniln. Anp. 21. 1859 D
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sale oT Eseai Estate.


:, :, VS.. Summons, in Partition
NJ. +. Couch, et.aL :, 49,,
10y yirtuo of On oyder to mo directed I..s
~ the Ordinary Of Piekens District, there
will be sold at public auption, 10 the highest
bidder, at Pickens, COurt House, on Saicday
IN October next tho Real .Estato,oe y atoeA
w. Couch. deceased, situate, lying and being
in Pickens District, on o luencb Of. Little
Georges Creek, waters of Saluds river,
namely: - =
ONE TRACT OF LAND, eqntaining Two
Hundred end Twentythreo Acres more or
less, bounded by lspAtSs Of Juot Isllison, estate
of Wm. Bcnso? and others" nid.S 5lll ! a,
TERMS OF SAbE,--vSoid ON croait Of
twelve. months, with intessss ftom the Cay Of
sale, except the costs which ave 10 bo paid in
cash The purchaser to give bond 10 the Or.
dinary, with two good sureties. with mort
gage OF tho premises. if deemed necessary by
tho Culinary. Purchaser TO pay for titlcss
ss.j,..s. L.tC. CRAIG, s.P,b
Sept 5, 1859 =. I'd:
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
PlCKENS--LN EQLITv.

= IS. Bill for Specific PERI, Sc,
TNDEi; al, order of the Court of Equity.
u made in this cause. at June term. 1859.
viii sell at public ancti6n. to the highest
bidder. at Pickens Court House on Saiodav
In October next. the ,tract of land described
inithe rlcndings, viz:
ONE TRACT OF LAND. situate, lying
and being in the Stntc and District af;resujd
on Rico screck, waters of Twelve Mile River,
continuing 0ne Hundred md Seventy Acres
more or less, and bounded by lands Of John
Ariaii, Joseph Young and nthers
The defendant. Tripp has until tho day
of sale phlve mentinncd to cpme in and re
deem thc,lend. by satisfying the demands of
the complainant Gilstrap. His failing to do
this the land must be sod,
.TgRMs OF, SALE.-On n credit of twelve
months. with interest frnm the day of sale,
except the costs which must 10 paid in cash
The purchaser to Gyc bond to the Commits
sioner, with at least two = ,od surctics, TO Sc
cure the paymcntof the purchase money, and
to pay extra for titlcs.
R0BT. A.'TIIOMPSON, e.p.rD.
Gnmr's. Office. Sept. Z. 1850 Z" T. td.
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'statc oa s0WtTa Carolina !,

! IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ErlFIIBREASIj Sa6iuei III. JShHsl hath Oh.
Wv plicdto me foY. leiters oe atlraihistraticn
'upbH.alI ohdsingular the personal estate Of Can
dis Gssaway, licensed, iate Of the State and DIS
trict of Pickens; The klmlred and creditors os
sail deceased are, therefore, cited to appear
before nae, at Pickens Q II on Monday 28th Sept.
inst, TO shcw cause, If any they can why said
letters should not be granted. Given under my
boAd and seal, 2ath August, 1885,
W.. j. PARSUEB, o. P.b II
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Land for Sale.

TnE subscriber is now offering for sale his
i VALUABLE PLANTATION on Fan Creek,
iackens District, containing Five Hundred
ant, htty-two Acres. On said tract there arc
Sevcnty-fvo Acres of good Bottom. Those
wishing o purchase. wouldldo woH to call soon,
IA l. intend moving South this Fall and must
sell Soon TO make ready. a bargain will hc
given. 60. NATHAN GUNNtN.',
,hIly ~. 1859 81 II
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"a !. ", Walseman, Agent, :.
!, HAAg AEeEEe AND, TAHE.OEg, :

.fl-,, gn,,,s, WALtlA ALA. s. o. ~.
.IE3HE YpddprSisned begss lE,ayete inform his
!open6da sfibp' in tho building formerly 0ccil-
,piod by lIsscrt6lf& Notnndn, for the purpose
of SArEyinslon tho business Of "a,
i'!'sH Draper aud 'gaiIOr, sjs,p
In lite yariens s.brancbes. He .h,,son rand
an eSceilont assortmosis of Goess for Gcntle.
mons wear. which he viii make to. ordor in
the best style, aud according to the l,ftest
fashion. ue respectfully sofcits shase of
public patronage!
Bsa- Terms, most tuceommodating. f'
July II. 1859 -. ( 81 It. :
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IMPORTANT sALE

lHNltEBE viii he solG to the highest bidder.
II at The late residehcr of Elias Mullrmix.
deceased. 'on the 18th and 10Th days of Sep
tc,nLer next. shll the estate.
Rcai and Personal,
of said deceased. namely
One VALUABLE TRACT or LAND.
situate. lying and being in Pickcps District.
on Eighteen Nile Creek, containing Four
Hundred aud Twenty Acres moro or less.
This tract Gos three miles west af Pickens,
vile, upon which tlcre are Sixty Acres of
good bottuD land. we'll dried aud improved.
as % LIKELY NEGROES, .:
Five good Mules.-onc brood Mare. large lnt
of ll"gs and C0ttlc. one Still and utensils.
two barrels of Whiskey. lot Of Corn. with the
standing crop by tire acre one Wagon.
Farming Tools, Corn-shcllcr. Household and
Kitchen Furniture, and various other articles
tho numerous to mention.
TERMS or S!uE.-Twcive months credit,
with note and security. bearing mtcrcsr.
Julv %. 1881 i I'd
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State OF South Cavofima,
~ EQuIrY-plcKLNs,

-,t| -. ~ EGtlTf-PlEKESS. .a
i. Wm. Clayton ~ ....
Encas Hunter. ct ais
H1UKSCANT'to n: decree of thn Court of
Il Equity. in this case, there will bc sold.
at public outcrv. to the highest biHder ut
Pickcns Conrt linmsc. on Suiedav in October
next, the lands described in tire plcadings,
to wit:
ONETRACT OF LAND. situate, living
and being in the district and State aforesaid,
containing Three Hundred Acres moro or less,
md adjoining lands OF James Parsons, Henry
Hendrix aud others.
On the premises, there is u dwelling. out
houses, barn and thrcs!,inG mnchipc There
is also on the place, one Of tho best appointed
Tan yards in the up-conn:ry, with distilcrv
and most conrenicnt apparatus for carrying
on the business,
p TERMS,OF SALE.--Cash sufficient to do.
fray tic expenses. of sale, (say S30.t The
balance on a eredit.of twelve months. with
interest from the day of sale; the purchaser
to give bond to the Commissioner. with at
least two good .suretios, to secure the payment
OF the purchase moneys Tie purchases to
pay extra for titles.
ROB"r. \. THOMPSON, c.E.r.p.
Com RS OhiS:c; Aug Is, 1859 q
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Z &C. Gzl3WUY.lzl zlE. GO " RI Err
STATE OF SOUTH, CAROLINA, (
:, . Pickens.7Hn Equity.

y. " fcrSuSOn, .
D. a, Ferguson, Ri, for por,;,,o, &
Anna Ferguson, ct.ais.
EgG virtue of decrctal order obtained i'm
-1D this cnusc, at the last term of the Court
vt Equity, for Pickcns district. there will bo
sold at pabllc auction, to the highest bidder,
nt pickens Court House. on Saloday in Octo.
her next, the Real Estate (nnt nssigne,) of
James T. Ferguson, deceased. ,fhose lands
nre situate IN tho State and District aforesaid,
on waters of Town creek, to wit, ..s
- IFnM M 3 enntainimg Three Hundred
anu Nlnety.six Acres. bounded by lands Of
r.. IL: Griffin Baker and tracts Nos. /, =. and
!. This is thc Haynes tract, upon which
thereiis about Forty acres of creek bottOm.
Tract No. 4. containing Two Hundred and
Eichty.nine Acres. adjoining lands of G.. r.
Burgess, DcnI. Holder, n. III. GrifRa,. Baker.
and tracts .Nos, l, ; and 5, There is eight
acres OF branch bottom ON this tract.
TFact'N No. 3, containing Four Hundred and
Six Acres, bounded by lands Of q. II. Bur
CESS, Roper, antlract M. 4. There is fifteen
ncres of branch bottom on this tract
TERMS OF ALE.--Those Lands, which
are valuable. will bc sold on credit of one.
two and three years, except the costs of these
proceedings which arc to he paidsin cash
lhe respective amounts to be paid in three
cqhai annual successive instalments, with
interest thereon from the day of sale Tho
purchaser or purchasers to enter intd bond
I" the Commissioners, with at least two r,ad
suroties, to secure tho payment of the pur-
chase. money. Tho purchaser to- pay extra
for his title.
RoD'T. y. THOMPSON, .c.r.r.p.
Cnnr'S. Office Sept. q. 1859 til
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GAMDiD 4 + Z S
FOR CLERK.

BSsy~ The friends of JAMES f. HAOO0D
respectfully announce him y candidate for re-
election to the office of Clerk Of the Court at
the next election.
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Ts1' ncrc INC KcS Is rcIurned % cents
will hc deducted
The Manufacture is under tho guidance of
j. III. Disagreement, from NIemmtngcn, Ger.
many, n skilful and Experienced Powder ma
ker. lie has introduced the highly brilliant
Powder so much admired by the sporting
community of Europe. This Powder is y
beautiful round and possesses the polish Of
steel, and is entirely free from all corrodins
properties.
Dealers and contractors may havo their
orders filled agreeable TO specifications at the
shortest notice. All orders should be adj
drcssedtn .IdnN Bowen 4 Co., at PickenS c
H., South Carolina.
WM. Il. BOWEN, Agent.
March II. 1850 81 ff.
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NOTICE.

DERSONS indebted to the Subscriber mnst
II mako immediate payment; otherwise,
they will be dealt with us the law directs.
EDWARD SYMMES.
Sent. Z, 1850 z
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-09-10
FOR ORDINARY.

bIs OllDlNAnI
Pa. Tho friends of j. II. MARETT respect
fuuy announce him n candidate for Ordinary OF.
Pickens District ut the next election. e.
Bsi7' The friends OF wM. j., PARSONS Esq.
respectfully announce him candidate for re-
ero'ion to the Office of. Ordinery. Tor Dickens
district, Mt the ensuing election.
Bisls' The friends OF W. Il. HOLCOMBE res
Pecttnlly announce him candidate for 0rdina-
ry, at The next election. .s
RsS5' The friends of S. II. JOHNS respecf-
fully announce him a candidate for Ordinary at
the next election.
gsA. The friends Of Rev. JOIT% OWENS beg
leave to anuouhce him candidate for Ordinary
of. Pickcns district. al tho ensleing election.
Bes>. The friends of THOMAS i. KEITU're-
spccth,lly announce him n candidate for Ordin-
AIRY of pickcas district at the ensuing election.
y. FOR SIlERIFF.
-B<lg' The friends of Col. ALIEN BRYCE an
npuncc him u candidate for Sheriff of Pickcns
district, al The ensuing election.
Ef5S"r The friends Of Air. ANDREW RAMSAY =
respectfully announce him acundidntc for Shcr-
all OF Pickcus district, at the next election.
R@sy".Itc friends Of Col. LEMUEL TIIOM-
AS respectfully announce him n candidate
for Sheriff of Pickcns district, at the ensuing
election.
R.is" The friends Of w N. CRAIG beg leave
10 announce Hmm candidate for Sheriff OF Pick
ems district, at the next election.
FOR TAX COLLECTOR.
EeS3" The friends Of MIR. 4. s. STEPHENS
respectfully announce him candidate fop the
Office OF Tux Collector OF Pitkens district, at
the ensuing election.
RSSs" The friends of Mr.. GEORGE F. STEAD
ING respectfully announce him candidate for
the office OF Tax Collector Mt the next election.
gt51., The friends OF Rev. J. II. HUNNICUTT
respectfully announce him candidate for the
Office of Tax Collector, at the ensuing election.
B53s- The friends of Rev. II, NJ. BARTON
respectfully announce him ms n candidate for
Tax Collector at The next election.
Gs9S' The friends of J. W. l.. CARY respect
fully announce him Il candidate for re- election
TO the Office of Tax Collector. for Picscns dis
irict, at The ensuing election.
BFS' The friends OF il, CLEVELAND HUNT
respectfully announce him candidate for Tax
NnllCCtOr. nt the ncNt election
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.,NO.rHCE.

a. LII persons, having demands against the
N, Estate of Wn. narretts deceased. will
band them in to nre properly proven. Those
indebted will please Rake payment soon.
al - Y,J0SuUA JAMESON, 81. d
"a. 80 N Adn,'P., with will annexed. Z.
Sent 4, 1859 4
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j. b, F1SCHESSER,
SVatc h1RHakcr and .DcwcI5cr,

SVatch tchNOaElcr antl .gcwcIscr,
W.ALtEALLA, $. O.,
AS RECOMMENDED business at his old
Il Stand, ON Main street lie keeps ON
hand large aud splendid assortment Of.
Watches and Jewelry,
Togethetewith everything in his lihc. whicl,
will he sold on tic very best terms.
REPAlRING in aiT its Branches done in
; most wnrkmanlike manner and with de-
spntch. Give NC Il trial
July o3, 1859 = / Il.
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NOsicn

q acgehy given that application win be made
\ NJ the ncxt session OF the Legislature to dis
continue Miller's New Road, at Stamp Greek,
and TO adopt thc old Road, as " better route.
N''' 80 - MANY CITIZENS.
Aug Is 1859 - ''' Am
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Watches and JeweIrv.
New Powder Manufactorv.

FINlE South CAROLINA Powder MiIls are now
a, IN successful operation, und tho aticn-
ton of Dealers is called to the unmistakablc
superiority ef The Powder Manufactured at
these Mills over that any othcrin America
Wearc prepared to furnish at the shortest
notice any of the following description, at
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Law Notice.
Law Notice.

IllE undersigned will devote himself entirely
l 40 the practice of Law and Equity ON the
Western Circuit. Mr.. HSppEN is his pnrtncr
at Fiokens JAMES l.. ORR.
ANDERSON G. H.. NIny 10. 1859 pm
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Lime Your Land !

Lime Your Land . .v';,
NV Ewill furnish LIME at the Cliautn
wv Lime kilhf for agricultural purposes
at the following rates: :..,,,.., ~. =
= ~ cents pcy bnshel for Stacked Limo, j,
20 cents for unslacked.
RoB"t, MAXWELL, Jr,
Agent Chah9s LIZ NJ, Co.
Sent. 3, 1850 80 IT,
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Last Call.

LII persons indebted to Il. w. Green. or
~ Green Reid. eiihey by Note nv AcooHmt
previous to the first of January h,st, arc noti-
ned thai the same must be paid he fifteenth
OF Scpiembep. All who fail to cemply.win find
their Notes and Accounts in the hands ot an
Attorney after that date. 1Ee moncy must
hare. II. W. GREEN.
Aug Is. 1852 -
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NtsSICc

S hereby given that application will be
A made to the Legislature, at its next Scs-
sion, for a Charter to open n Turnpike Road
from. Elijah llinkic, Sr. Mills, through the
Negro trail Gap,tO the North Grolna line.
Aug. -, 1S0D N, 3m
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Notice
NEW. GROCERY STORE.

- ~ Al kFHGtNemS' q. HI. :. : ~
TENlTB subscriber begs leave 10 inform HIS
Il friends andthe'pubhe gen" rally, chat he
has opened Il = 80 'f
''' GROCERY .ST0R,a ~ ;
And is now receiving and will continue 10
receive everything Usually kept IN nm eStab.
lish'nent of this kind. The Stock Is an flesh
and has been bought on the most advanta-
gicus terms and will bc sold acco~diugly.
Terms will be strictly Cash or l,aIlef at
cash prices. Call and sec me. =. a.,
Anri |, 1870 sc e
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$50 Reward.

,M. $50 Reward
"a, REWARD offfty dollars viii be paid
IA for thGdelivcry to, mo, az cnn6nemGut
in any Jail so that can get him. ola Copper
coloted boy, naiicd BERRY Said boy is
nbout6 feet 9inches high, slender form, and
weighs about lao pounds. -One or two of
his. s.teeth are enptjn front. lie is quick sprk-
en-, With an Intelligent lopk,> He WAS last
s+en at Canton. GeorgiQ, whcrc he has wife;
anu is probably lurking fhereabouts. or on
the rcnd TO this place. lie is ssupposed to he
making bis way to a free State.
...,..I ~ - L., C. CIR hIG.
pickens' G. IT., S. c. Aug. u, 1859. tf-5
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WIFE, said q main looking for boot
jack, ~ have 'paccs where ] keep my
things and you ought 10 know it,'' :" Yes
said she, /" | ought to know where you keep
your late hours-7-but don't"
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VNllERE will be sald at Public Auction, ut
u my residence on Tuesday the 4th oiay of
octobcr next, If not previously disposed OF Mt
private sale, my entire Estate.
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sole Icathcr. (hcmlock) per ID. % a 3O
Dt,H~ You will always find large lot OF Gro
ccrics and other heavy goods, on hand and for
sale at low prices ut & C's
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ALE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

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In ordering Tickets or Certificates.

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List of Letters

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wish to pu, the book TO press early in July.
~ All our friends are requested 10 act
as Agents.
WHITAKER g. BUNTING,
Editors "Lire GiraGs,'
Raleigh, NJ G.
May 20, lS5S.--l6.
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BLANKS ! BLANKsll

WE would call the attention of member, O
the bar and magistrates of this and thssur
rounding Districts, to our extensive assort
ment OF Blanks, We have now on hand
ainlI supply printed in excellent style, and
can nj all orders promptly at seNenty.fiye
centA per quire cash.
we are also prepared to print Briefs at
snort notice, in handsome style and as low
q, as the work can be done any where the in
State for cnsh
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