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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-17
THE PICKENs ACADEMY.

HNllE TRUSTEES of this Institution have the
n pleasure of announcing to the community,
that they have obtained the services of Mr..
J,N: PHILroT as a Teacher for the ensuing
year. Ills qualifications and character are such
rs to commend him to parents and anardians.
who have children and wards to educate
The year will bo divided into Sessions of five
months each, and those entering the School will
he charged for tho full quarter, unless different
arrangements are made with the Tcacher
TERMS PER SESSION
Primary branches, Reading Writing and Aritt-
-, TIC SO 90
The above, with English Grammar and
Geography. 7 so
Philosophy, Chemistry, History. 10 90
Latin, Is 90
The School will open on Monday the 10Th day
sof January. 1860.
j. T.. UAGOOD, NV. T.. uOLCOMBE.
w. C. KEITH JOS. j. NORTON.
ROB'T. A. TIOMPSON,l Trustees
Dec. 10. 1859 81 If
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Dizzy DT, rs, to constitute Esd Class William
O. DdSes, j. P. Deyeaux, Charles f. Hanck-
ell, w. IT, Mcmillan.
In the House, was received from the Sen
;te an act to alter the law in relation to quail
l'lcatlons of Jurors An act to charter the
Peoples Railroad Company. An act to in
corporate the Brasstown and Panther Creek
Turnpike Company, An act to amend the
!iioad l'nws OF this State. Also, the follow
ing resolutions; 81 -
Resotce0, stn,niatouIy That, in view of
the recent events, and the present stats of
things IN this Union, growing out Of the qgi-
tatlon of the question of African slavery, this
General Assembly deem tia fit oeeasion for
declaring that the interests ard safety of the
Southern States mperativcy demand that
they should Unitc for their common defence
R"soIrci, ""oninoas,g, Mdgr11re, That
the State of South Carolina is prepared to act
in concert with other Southern States In adop-
ting whatever course OF action the common
interest and safety may require.
Rcsolced, That his Excelency the Cover
nor be requested to forward copies of the
foregoing resolutions to the Governors of the
other Southern St,tes.
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BaEA gDO6;,agpTEWs.

iST BRIGADE, lSr DIVISION, S, G. NJ.
GaEENvILLE. S. c., Dec. 6, 1859.
a NElectiop, is hereby ordered to be held ut
N the Company Rendezvous of the 5th Regi-
meht. $, Q. NJ, for COLONEL, to command
said Regiment. to gill vacancy .oceasioncd by
resignation of j. Jamison, on the 18th day Of
january nest. Tic Managers to.meet at Rogi-
mental Parade sround next day, count the votes,
and forward TO this office.
The Lieut. Colone; and Major are charged
With extension nf this orsa-,
By order w. *. EASLEY, Brig. Con.
H. LEE TnRUsToN, Brig Major
Dec IL, 1859 81 tJ
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.rnNAMISs1U EfS , 81
4e OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Do,;,., IN LoUITY--PICKENs.

NJ AFcrguson &shers - -" ~ '''' ' Il
virtue OF dcoratal order obtained in till
~ ~ cause at Chambers, there win bc sold to tlAl
mghcSt bidder, Mt Pickcns Court House on Snly
uny IN january next, the Real Estate tnot a1
Signcdl OF John Ferguson, deccnsod. namely:
:, No = or the Humphreys Tract stunte in tht
district and State aforesaid, containing Tw.
hundred Agres more or less, udi"ining lands o
MOB. or the Renben Cnmphcil tract situate
~ the district aud State aforesaid, CONTAINING
SSevcnty-fve Acres more or lcss, adjoining The
Homo trnct. lands belonging TO tic estate oi
Gideon Ellis and othors
TERMS OF SALE-On a crc,lit of twelve
months, with interest from the day of sac ex
ccpt the costs which must be paid in cash. The
purchases or purchasers giving bond, with nj
icnst two gnod Surcties. to secure the paymon,
OF The purchase lnonoy, and pay extra for tides
ROB'T a. THOMPSON. c.Epp.
Cnm'rs Office Dec g. 1859 ~
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EXECUTORS SALE,

authority derived from the Ordinary of
1E Pickcns district, there will lie sold to the.
highest bidder at the late residence of Mrs
Catharinc Craig. deceased, on Tuesday,the IOth
day OF January next, her entire personal Estate,
consisting of
Six Negroes,
Corn. Fodder: Shucks. Cattle Hogs. Household
and hnchon Furniture, BIncksmth's tools, aud
various other articles.
1eh,S ~ SH@. On sums Of FivcTlullurs and
upwards. credit of nine months will bo oivrn
~ he secured by note and approved security,
For sums under that amount tho cash must be
paid.
Dec %. 1850 % avn" .
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FOR SHERIFF.

ne2. The friends of Capt. Il. f. MORGAN re-
specially announce him candidate for Sheriff Of
Pickens District ii the ensuing election.
RfS~ The nicnds of 'I. ALIEN. BRYCE an
nounce him candidate for Sheriff of Pickens
district, Il, the ensuing election
BF1' The friends of MIR. ANDREW RAMSAY re-
specially Nnuotnce him candidate for Sheriff Of
Pickens district, AT the next election.
BE5y" The friends of Col LEMUEL THOMAS
respectfully announce him n candidate for Sher-
lit ot Pickens district mt the ensuing election
Rs0" The friends of W n. 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, 1859-12-17

CoNsIGNLEs AT PENDLEroN, DEC. q, 1859.
w So G L Williams, j w G. Wm Ynnwvck,
JT & $, B Si'.en, Rev Wm McWaortcr,
= NJ l'"". .s.,nth &c lI,vey. } q Adler. IL w
EuItman, ID Dickson, j i s. siS Go, s $
Ohcrry. james Smith, G Sahlmati, J r Woyman
u a Maxwell, n Sharpe. Mrs l. VALLEY, Rev
7 il McBrylc. J. Werner, Cooper & Go, Il
McGarin j w |. Cary.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
IN oRDINARY-rICKENs.
James Jenkins
Petition for Partition

VI 7 Ictltl0n Tor Partition
Tlios. Jenkins & others
I appearing to my satisfaction that Thomas Jen-
i kins, the heirs lnw Of Abner Jenkins dcccas
cd, 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 ordered, therefore that
these absent detendantsdo seycralIy appear in the
Court OF Ordinary, TO he holden ut pickens C. II
on Monday the 9th of March next, to object to the
division or sale of The Real Estate of Franccs Jcn
kins deceased or their consent the same will be
entered of record.
j, E, lIAGoOD, C c.r. & ACTING ORD.
Nov. 2S, 1850 10 Am
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State OF sOgt5h GaFOiiTss,

II UNUINAIH---CITATI0N.
IViiEREAS, John Doniels hath applied to ms
W for letters of administration upon all and
singular The personal estate of Thomas Collins
deceased, late of the State aforesaid and district
of Pickenss . The kindred aud creditofaof said de-
ceased are, therefore, cited to appear before me,
at Pickens e. II. on Monday the OH january
next,-to shew cause, IL any they can, why said
letters should not be granted Given under my
hand and seal, this 18th December, 1850.
~ ..-.l w. u H0IGOMBE. o. Pm
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Pendlcton Prices Current.
WEEKLY NY JNO. T. SLOAN \ SULLlvA.

-.
PHxDLEroN Dec. - 1899. p.
Cotton, per Id Sale4 Coffee, Ric pcrlb 10 ala
Corn. :. busb- Sn . qOl Java - lSn2O
Corn meal - 30 II lOOl " LaY'a I" lBn17
Bacon heg l29 a lbIGale Rope "1I.al2
Bagging, Gun'y l5a1G Becswax. ." 49, 20
Butter, per rlb l0a lGiEggs per doz 10 l2t
Flour per bl T50 So Ilou Swedc. G9a
Indigo, " l3I LOO ." "5to7 7a1{
Lead lOal ~ " English 6 n Ct
Moddcr, i" 20a pa MoasScs, NO 60 n G5
Nails, per kcg, ca $C6G WI 40 a J5
Oats, per bush, 40 n l5tPowdcr per kcg ST5Oa8
Peas, q" . 40 Il so ID 81 n 40
Rice, " ID 6l Pepper, " 10 12al5
steel, Blister, ! i l3Salt, per sack. 225 $50
German, II n liSmgnr, brown, Salt
Cast, y 25,Shot, per sack 250
Segars, per dcz 20 GplTobacCo, per ID 90 II IS
Tea, 20 al. 80 Wheat, per,bl 237 aS250
Whisky, "gal 10ua l5O!YNrn Fuctry, 1C0a 10
0snaburgs, per yard, l2I II
lon will always find large lot Of Groceries
and other heavy goods on hand and for sale low
for cash or its equivalent J. II. s., & s.
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&25 Reward,

TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS viii be paid for tho
delivery in the Pickens Jail, of ELIAS, a likely
black boy, about feet inches high, weighs about
formerly owned by Elijah Foster, of this District
VI NOTIONS REID.
Dec, 10. 1850 q Il
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-17

CoLuNDrA, Dec. IL, 1859.
: GENER4L .ORDElte,, NO. 8.
TTLEBTW00D LANNEAU, Esq. having
a been appointed Aii.dc, Camp 10 his 1fi'4col-
lepey the Governor. with the rank Of Lieutenant
Colonel, will be olcyed and respected accord
ingly.
by order, r. G.. NJ. DUNNoyANT,
Adiatant and Inspector General
Dec. IL. 1859 %
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FOR COLoNEI

Rey" The friends of Maj RoB'T. Y. II. GRIF.
FIN respectfully announce him candidate for
COLONEL Of the 5th Regiment, s. C. NJ, at the
ensuing election.
RESs~ The friends Of Adjt w. L. wELBoRN
respectfully announce him candidate for COLO
MEL of tho 9th Regiment s. c. NJ, to fill the va
eancy occasior"d by the resignation of Colonel
jameson
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-17
FOll CLERK.

R<.S"Nc nre authorized to announce w. j. PAR.
SONS candidate for Clerk Of the Court, at tho
ensuing election. So
ES,3~ The friends of JAMES J.. HAGOOD re-
specially announce hin candidate for re cleo
ton 10 the Office Of Clerk of the Court at tho
.ncXt eleGion.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-17
IN IIIFIh INITHUN I'D
N 60 4 s f. T. ESS NJ AC HIM ES.


They have the following advantages over oil
others: They have no pads to keep in order:
no bobbins to wind no tangIing waste Of
thread no oilihg the thread OF work no tool
chest stocked with wrcnchcS, pliers, pickcrs,
leather, &c, &c.
The directions are simple easily understood
and easily explained by the instructors. There
is no taking apart for cleaning oiling. They
require about ten drops of oil per day, when in
constant Uso. They make no more noise than
a common clock, when making fifteen hundred
stitches per minute. They run casy---a child
of ten years old can work them to full speed
They run fast or slow, without any danger of
altering the length or tighness of the stitch
They will HEM. FILL GATHER, BIND,
STITCH AND EAlBROlDER, in so superior
manner that we challenge comparison The
same Machine will sew pavilion cause and plan
iatlen goods. The seam is elastic rs the most
elastic fabric, and will not break in washing or
ironing. The same Machine runs silk, linen
thread and common spool cotton with equal
facility. The noodles arc shorter. and therefore
stronger than any other high or low priced
Machine. That they arc superior to all others
is evident from the fact of their having been
thirty thousand Machines made and sold in
competition with others already in successful
operation. The question is no longer which is
the hest maker. but which of the numerous
patterns Of GROVER e BAKER shall take.
K'EECsGS, $50 TO SB3o.
III. w. .kiNsMaN Agent for the sale Of these
celebrated Machines.
ID. B. llASELT0N, Manager
2i9 kinG-strcct, Charleston.
lS[O
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Blacksmithing.
New Powder Manufactory.

FBNIlE South Carolina Powder Mills are now
a in successful operation, and the attention
of Dealers is called to the unmistakable superb
GRITTY of the Powder Manufactured ut these
Mills over that of any other in America We arc
prepared to furnish at the shortest notice anv
of the following description, at the following
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-17
Religious Notice.

1OLEASE publish the following appointments
IL and oblige. At
~ O'clock. IN Snow Hill. Tuesday iOth, III
O'Clock. a M; Bethesda, Wednesday lith. III
O'Clock. q m; Tabor. Thursday 18TH III O'clock
m nopewel, Friday 18th. III O'clock. a m /;
Salem, Saturday l4th. ii O'Clock, am; Rock
Spring, Sunday 18th. III O'Clock, M; Double
Springs, Wednesday 18Th, III O'clock. "a m
Tunhoi Hill, Thursday 10th. III O'clock, q in !:
Wiitmres, Friday Goth, III o'clock, a IN Smyr-
ma, Saturday 2lst, ] i O'Clock. q IN Walhaila.
Sunday 22d,, III O'clock q M Fairview, Friday
Sd February, Ii O'Clock, am Pickens, G. H.,
Sunday 9th, II O'Clock. q m friendship. Thurs,
day0sh. IL o'clock, q M Contor (Cap,pground)
Friday lclb. u O'Clock, Dnion, (rown-
EDWARD F.sTnWING.
Dec. II, 1850 % 9
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EQuIrY-rIcKENs
John Daniels & wife
vs Bill for Partition, &C.
Elizabeth Collins ct. al
I nppcaringto my satisfaction that the heirs. at
law of Silas Collins. deceased, (nancs and num-
Der unknown) defendants iu this case reside he
yond the limits Of this State: On motion of Orr
iladden, complninants' Solicitors it is ordered
that the said absent defendants do appear in this
Court and plead, answer or denurto the said bill
within three months from this date, or their con
sent 10 the same will be taken us confessed by an
order pro contcssO.
ROB'T. A. THOMPSON. c.Er.p.
Dec. 2i.J lSo? 22 3ni
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
jeremiah Cleveland, Admir- pot;titior s,r fr q
Thos. Cleveland & others. settlement &deeree
appearing to my satisfaction that Thomas
Il Cleveland. Gibson Xix and wife Nancy and
Martin H. Lnoney and wife Miriam, defendants
III the above stated case, reside without the lin.
its of this State: 1t is ordered, therefore. that
they do scvcrully appear in tho Conrt of Ordi-
nary. Mt Pjckens Court House, on the fourth
Monday in March next. to shew cause, if any
they can, why hnnl settlement of the estate Of
Benjamin. Cleveland. deceased, should not he
had and decree made accordingly.
w. II. M0BC0MBE, oP.p.
Dec 20 lS19 y 3m
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VIM. G.. KETTFT

A L 7 0 RN Ely AT L. A w,
WILL attend promptly to all business entrusted
W to his care in the Districts comprising the
Western Circuit. Office at Pckeus c.. H.
Dec 5, 1859 90 tf
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GOOD BARGAINS

IN GOOD LANDS d MILLS
& tAN be had b-1. Hing on the subscriber. az
~. i intend to puG my debts, and arrange my
business so MS to devote myself entirely to my
trade. To this end, offer my
Merchant Mills,
With Two Hundred and Eighty.thrce acres of
Land, with the best Water Power in the Dis
trlct, and Thirty acres OF good creek bottom
Also. adjoining this. a tract of Ninety acres of
good land. with a good Saw MIL in successful
operation, and i'll less than half mile of the line
OF the Blue Ridge Railroad.
Also, adjoining the above tract Twelve Hun
trch and Fifteen acres of we'll tirnbered land.
Also, on Cane Creek. above Mnxwell's Mills
One Hundred and Forty acres, with six acres
nf bottom
Also. on Little River. five miles below the
Falls, Three Hundred and Thirty eight acres,
with about twenty ucycs good bottom.
For all of the above Lands have warrantco
title, aud therefore will make such. want
cash in n shnrt time for one fourth and one
fourth in twelve months and will give any
indulgence on the balance we'll scared with
annual interest For further particulars call on
or address mo MT Martins Creek p O, Pickcns
District, S e..
M. II. lUNNICUTT
Dec %, 1859 - #
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SEW ING MACHINES.

fENuE PERFECTION OF SCIENTIFIC ar.
Il angcmcnt and mechanical simplicity is
attained by the
GROVER & BAKER
Sowing III a chino Company,
\
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

PlCKINs--IN EQUITY.
Jesse Crcnshaw & wife
vs. Petition for Relief, SC
!. Smith s. wife & others
appearing to the Court that Robert Smith and
wife Dorcas j, and Elijah Owens and wife Lu-
cnda, defendants in this case reside without the
limits of this State On-motion of Orr and Hnd-
den for petitioners Il is ordered thai :heso absent
defendants do severally appear in this Honorable
Court, within three months from the publication
hereof and plead, answer or dcmur to the said
petition, or their consent to the same will be taken
pro conJesso.
RoBT. 4. THOMPSON, c.E.p.p.
Com'rs Office, Dec. IL. 1850 BIN
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lSS5" Hhcrc the kcg is returned 25 cents
will lie deducted.
The Manufacture is under the guidance of
J. III. BEsEMrELDER, from Mcmmingen, Ger
many, o skiltuI and experienced Powder ma
kcr. lie has introduced the highly brilliant
Powder so much admired by the sporting
community of Europe This Powder is d
beautiful round and possesses the polish of
steel, and is entirely free from all corroding
properties.
Dealers and contractors may have their or
shortest notice. Al orders should be addressed
to JonN Bowen Co, at Pickcns G. H., South
Carolina.
WM. r. BOWEN, Agent
March l5, 1850 81 If
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OF Valuable Lands and Ns6Foe,,

"a V"AuauA0 AduuS GuQ W6QT0eB.'
NJ HERE WILL BE SOLD, to5tho highest
"A bidder, at the late residence of Gideon Ellis.
deceased near Pickensville on Wednesday the
18th day of january newt all tho
HEAlaAND PER, NAL ESTATE
of said deceased, consisting of Ave Tracts of
Lnpd, to wit:
;, NO l. the Home tract. adjoining lands Of
Perrin Olell, Wm Couch and others, containin,t
rive Hundred Acres more or less
Np = adjoining lands of j N. Hawthorn.
fhIos. Gllstrop and others containing Oae,liun-
urel andtweniy.tnur Acres rnure or less
No s. adjoining lands of Gideon Ellis. Jr. .Jn.
cob B"rsuShs and others, containing Fnnr linn.
drcu and twenty-five Acres more or loss
No f. adjoining lands of r. +. Morgan nnd
others, near Six Mile Mountain. contouin,r
Acres more less.
No o. adjoining lnnds of Samuel Chairman
- '''' WIN i'"'"'nB Acres more
Also, -Four Likely Negroes,
Fonrsitorses, lotof Cattle, Sheep. Stock Hogs.
lot Bacon. one two-horse Wagon. ono hursc
Wagon lotof Wheat about two iuntrctl bush
els. Corn, Fpddcr, Peas, lLpu5cbold and Kitchen
rurniiurc. one set Blacksmith Tools. ntrn,in,,
looiS, end many otleg articles tuonumcrous tH
mention.
Th,mS Of .Soic.-On credit of twelve month";
from day of Sale, with interest from date mr..
chilScrSto give note, with two approved suretios
before the right Of property is changed. Sums
under five dollars. cash
WM. HUNTER.
JESSE IL. ELLIS ES'ors,
Dec II, 1859 81 g
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'IzIAT1II1N5 j IV1YCII
PENDLETOM S. o.

PENDLETON s. O.
WINE take pleasure in announcing to our
customers and the trade generally,
that we arc now properly established in cur
new and elegant Store-room. Our stock is
complete. We will be pleased Mt any time to
show all WHO may favor us with cnll through
one of the largest and most beautiful selections
of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
Ever offered in The up country We especially
invite the attention of tho LAbiEs to our stock
Having srarcd no pains in their department.
VIC feel assured that we can show us complete
and tasty selection of
LADIES' FANCY GOODS
AS can be seen anywhere outside of city.
Fnil not to give us u call whcu you wish our
place, as we charge nothing Cor showing Goods.
SMITH & UONEY.
Oct Is. 1859 II If
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Executors Notice.
Notice.

A Ii persons indebted to the .Esinie oc VIM
IN Abbott, deceased, must mako payment !;
and those having demands against the same are
required to present them to us properly attesed,
atonce.
JULIA ABBOTT, I Adm'x,
j. ii. ABB0i%E, Asim'r.
Dec. Is, 1859 81 l 3 ?
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Boyd Cotton Seed for Sale.
r HAVE quantity of this celebrated Seed
Il. for sale or exchange. Price, 33d cents per
% pounds in exchange, for 2.
Application must be made by the lst January.
j. w. CRAWFORD.
Cold Spring, Dec. 6. 1859 2l-tf
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-17

oonnEorEp wrEKlY 81 nIEcNLGY ! caAYToNs.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-17

Sole EeaIhcr, (hemIookl per ID. p a. 30
Rsty~ You will always find "A large lot Of Gro
'eries and other heavy goods ON hand and for
sale atlow prices. at y & C's
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-06

gone dsmoerssic BY large nejosity, asd ~
has WysDdotte. heretofore clai@sd BY them
This hopeful sersecAing party may coasinus
TO make Kansas bleeding good capital In the
ststes, but 1t has SUBJECTED aud been strsn-
eled by the blood and plumber Of it, victims
Ia Ksnsas and is dead, dead and damned.
Here 1t nov 10 an unsesmly. Cunning gvry
corpse. beslimed by Its own lies and impos
tures. The only mOurners who nov stand
over it TO weep are murdsrers. burglars.
robbers, thieves, highwaymen. shoulder hit
tsrs and the like Il only rsmsios now tor
Beecher 70 come. in bloody robe. 10 preach
the funeral sermon. The unofiending and
innocent Who have besa murdered, robbed
driven from house and home in the storms
Of winter. by this reverend head and sup
porter Of the Kansas bandits. would consti-
tute large procession to greet him. should
ha be found in Ksnsas, and could they be
mustered in their blood and dsstitution.
Well II the bible. which he prostitutes to
.ubssrys the ends Of pecunisry gain and
treason, be true, they will ell meet him On
the Judgment day. We have now the pros-
pect Of peace.
The climate 10 here. compared TO Iosa,
the very smile cf Heaven. The coil u fer
tile. the conformation Of the country beau
tiful. Water excellent and plenty; lime-
81 one and building rock 10 abundance every
where. The best bituminous coal ever
cav. every where, unexhsustabls. Our town
site is great coal bed-ws uss it even te
cook with in my house. Property is now
very low in prices, but o We think We vii
nov have peace, the country will gil NJ
directly The accounts Of Pixies Peak golc
are reliable. no doubt: crowds are rushing
there daily. have seen and handled tn.
gold brought me by our neighbors. Al
though have passed through hard sosne
here. prefer it to any portion Of the worlt
I have seen Come and zee II for yourself-
now is tie time. expect to BE- in Iowa IL
| . few weeks
Your old and sincere friend,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-06

WOODS HAIA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oil prep
ssstions for the hair that have been introduced -
iofaliole, none has ever given the satisfaction or
gsiE ed the popularity that Prof. Woods Hair II sto-
rstive nov hiss. His Restorative has passed the
ordeal OF innumerable fashionable toilets, and the
ladies', wherever they have tested u, pronounce .
p er.ess article. They end where the hair is thin
ned, that It creates fre.h growth--,hat 1t fully
restores the vegstAtive power Of the roots on the
denuded pacts and causes the Abres to shoot forth
snsw-,hst It desolvss and removes dandruG, pre-
vents graypsss restores the hair to its original color
when grayness hiss actually supervened gives rich
lu tre imparts the softness and exibity OF silk to
the hair, and keeps It always luxursn, healthy and
In full vtgor.-N. Y. Tribune.
Sold by al respectable druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-06

Of The new side streams had been
damned up until lake had accumu-
lated behind the obstruction, and the
weight broke il down, and the reIeas-
ed macs rushed down with tremen-
dons noise and fury through the thick
jungle, cutting down the trees, rolling
of huge boulders front its front Of
twenty-five feet high, resembling pile
Of burning Goals.