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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-03-23
GRIFFIcE,s CONFECTIONERY.

TNHE subscriber would respectfully inform his
= friends and the public generally, that be has
removed his establishment to his NEW STORE,
on Morgan street, next to the stand known as
Clark's Coach Shop, two squares south west of the
Capitol, and Immediately in the rear of the Meth
odist Female Seminary, where he keeps CONSTANT
ly on hand
CANDIES of all kinds and favor
CAKES, of every description of his own manu-
~facture Nuts, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Candles,
Starch, Pepper, Spice, fine Chewing Tobacco,
Snuff, and many other articles too tedious TO
mention.
He would return grateful thanks to his cYsto'
mers for the liberal patronage received at their
hands, and hopes By strict attention to business
to receive a still larger share. His motto is
"Quick sales and NAL Profits Terms cash.
VIZ. J. GRIFFCE.
Raleigh, March 10, 1859. 30-5tpd
Wa n q Advocate cnnv ( fines
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List Of D. G. w. PatriarcAs.
COUNTY DEPUTIES,

Name of Deputy Post office County
Nathan Stout Clover Orchard Alamance
Joseph White Wadesboro' Arson
Rev K L Alternately Happy Home Burke
r N Price Asheville BuncOmbe
w G Lewis Catawba View Caldwell
J j Billiard Eilisvills Bladen
Il L McKibbon Harris Depot Cabarrus
J w Hatch Pittsboro' Chatham
George f Fisher Newuern Craven
II F Ramsour Lincolnton for Catawb la co
A E Bell Camden c House Camden
j NJ Forney Shelby Cleaveland
James Brock Pennington Davie
Rev j f Bahnson Salem Forsythe
d = Hill Louisburg Franklin
A r Henderson Hopewell for CASTOR co
C G. Yates Greensboro Guilford
Edwd Cannon Hookerton Greene
S Il Smith Sunsbury Gates
VIM Wilson Pigeon River Haywood
G b Corbitt Enfield Halifax
T. A Thorn Littleton Halifax
Rev Jas Blythe Hendersonville Henderson
Rev b Clegg Oin lredelI
Rev c Campbell Franklin for Ja'kson Il Ch'kee
Rev l. Branson Lenoir Col ms Lenoir
II c Hamilton Lincolntoa Lincoln
Rev L + Siler Franklin Macon
A Il Mcdonald Carthage Moore
] Wilkinson Charlotte Mecklenb'g
Thns ii ilson Walnut Grove Orange
WIN Moye Marlboro Pitt
Rev l. II Shook Maids Rockingh'm
DR. John Foard Rowan Mills Rowan
John w Leak Rockingham Kichmond
: * TAYLOR Danbury Stokes
D A Coyington Monroe Union
j } Litcbford Raleigh Wake
DR. 4 A Scroggs WilkeS5oro' Wilkes
John ] Marler East Bend Yadkin
S d Pool Beautorj CartoIet
Rev J L Rollins Ivey Madison
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-03-23

ROMAN EYE BALsAM for inhamed eyelids.
The delicate structure of the eyelid renders it PEI
culiarly sensitive and liable to disease, when from
any cause it becomes affected, the inner N embrane
rapidly lnfames and the eyelid evinces tho stron-
geSt disposition to attach to itself humors from all
parts of the body. Hundreds of persons of scrof-
ulous habit are dist cured by a rawness or redness
of tho eyelids, commonly called sore eyes, and are
tortured with apprehension of impaired vision,
who by using this Balsam may obtain almost i'm
mediate relief. In all cases the earlier the RENE
dy is applied the better.
Prepared and sold by A. B. & d. SANDS, Drug.
gists, 100 Fulton Street, New York.
Sold also by Williams &c Haywood, Raleigh;
and by Purcell, Ladd & Co., Richmond, Va.
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A TEACHER.

A YOUNG LADY, who has experience in
IN Teaching, desires a situation for meet ses-
sion, insome school or private family. Full and
satisfactory references given. A letter addressed
to the Editor of the Spirit of the Age will reach
the Advertiser.
March 81, 1859. 30-tfpd
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Gm Or0tr.

sy Persons desiring information about
Tracts aad Colportage, should address, Prof
Richard Sterling, Greensborough, n. c.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-03-23
HURRAH FOR WE. US 6 co.

of the latest and best styles out which he will
sell on as reasonable terms as any House in the
place.
Call and decide for yourselves, who sells on the
best terms. He asks nothing for ~sho,oing. Thank
full for past favors, he hopes to merit continuance
of the same. III. L, EVANS.
March 10Th, 1859. 20-tf
Na- N. G.. Advocate eouy.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
nFFERED FOR SALE, A HOUSE AND LOT,
" in the town of GERMANroN. Said house is a
large an1 eommodious two story fra,ned building;
and has q good two story brick kitchen attached,
and an excellent well of water on the lot-all
neatly enclosed. Price $1,000.
LEEK. GIBSON.
March II 1859. 29-6w
WILL BE PUBLISHED IN A PEW DAYS,
MOUNTAIN SCENERY.
A DESCRIPTION OF THE SCENERY ofthe
IN Mountains OF Western CaroliRa-illustr ated
with splendid engravings and accompanied by a
Map showing all the roads, stopping places, and
noted beauties-by
Fl. E. COTTON.
This work should be in the hands especially OF
every North Carolinian, and Of all lovers Of fine
scenery.
1t will be for sale, wholesale and retail.
By W. L. P0MER0Y,
Raleigh, n. C.
1t will also be for sale by E. J. Hale & Son
Fayetteville, N. c.: Kelley's New Book Store,
Wilmington Mrs Stanly's Book and Fancy
Store, Newbern j. H.. Enniss, Salisbury P. J.
Lowrie, Charlotte E. j. Aston, AsheviIle.
March II, 1859. eft
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-03-23

Ey- Quite a number of Divisions have failed
to send up recommendations for Deputies. It's
hoped they will Immediately attend to this mat
ter. so that each one may have either a County
or Local D. q. w. P. belonging to the Division.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-03-23

& friend in need. Dr.. Wistar's Balsan of Wild
Cherry is a friend in deed. Who has not found it
such in curing diseases of the lungs and throl 1t,
coughs, colds, aBl pulmonary elections, and last
not least Consumption?
w. Buy none unless it has the s~orittea sigma
ture of ~ Butts" on the wrapper.
For sale by Williams & Haywood, Raleigh.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-03-23

FoREIGN.-The City of Washington brings
Liverpool dates to the I'd instant. The war
like rumors continued, and there was less
confidence in peace than when the Arabia
sailed,
The rumor was confirmed that the Pope
had invited France and Austria to withdraw
their troops from Rome, but it was not
known how they would act.
Preparations for war continue actively, and
the funds, which were so buoyant at the de-
p~arture of the Arabia, had again been depress-
ed. French three per cents. closed at SCI. 80.
Mr.. d, Israeli had INTRODUCED his Reform
bill in Parliament. It is quite moderate in
character, and confers the franchise on all the
members ofthe learned professions, and those
having small investments in the funds and
savings banks. The bill was strongly attack
ed by the Reforners but at a large meeting
of the Conservatives, two hundred strong, at
Lord Derby's, they pledged to its unanimous
support.
The British Export Report shows an enor-
nous increase over last years operation.
The latest Paris letters say that the chan
ces of war and peace continue about the same.
The war fever ran high in Germany,
Sandman loan of two millions had not been
negotiated atParis by Mons. Fould, and this
d. lOOhOu upUAl do I'll uuldNOTdUl0 symptom,
as Fould being a Minister of State, had oppor-
tunities of seeing if the speculation was haz-
ardous.
Advices to Lisbon from Rio say that Lopez
had accepted Brazil's offer to mediate in the
difficulty with the United States.
liverpool, March Cotton closed firm,
with an active demand at an advance of / and
some instances of SIC. Manchester goods
had slightly advanced. Breadstufs, generally
were steady. There was an improved de-
mand for flour. Wheat firm, with more en-
quiry-Southern white los. Cd. Corn steady
and ~quiet-mixed yellow 5s. Cd. a IS. I'd.
white Is. a Is. Sd. Provisions dull.
London, March 2d.-Flour dull. Foreign
wheat firm. Good sugar firm for brown,
prices weaker. Rosin dull at As. Cd. AIS.
10d. Turpentine firm at 42s. at retail. Rice
dull. COTE quiet.
& friend in need. Dr.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry is a friend in deed. Who has not found it
~ cJYoL - Nv L., ~ L -.
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Name of Div. Name of d G WP Post office
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coLLARsl coLLARsll coLLARs!!!
LAWRENCE FEMALE SEMINARY.
MISS r Y LAWRENCE ppIxc,P4I

March 10th, 1859.
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SALE CT IANDANp NEGR OS

IHFllE UNDERSIGNED. being desirous of
Il changing business, will offer for sale mt
his residence la Pickens District, three miles
nborc Tnwnyille, on Wednesday the 18th day
of December next,
Twenty Likely Negroes
Amongst them il one Buggy maker, one
Tanner, several Cnnks, House Servants, Sc.
Also, the Home Plantation. containing Six
Hundred Acres, a part of which IL clenrcd
nn'l in high state of cultivation, the balance
is good WOO Hand. On the premises is a good
GRIST MILL AND THRASHER,
.ia new, aud propelled by water power.
Also one Tract on The Rntrcut Road to
Anlersonvijle, containing POI Acres, about
;5S of which Is god Bottom Land.
Also, one Tract Ga Snow Greek containing
SGS Acres, well iWproed, with several acres
nf creek bottom lapA, .eiso one Tract adioin-
Ing the abeye Tract, with Grst-rate
MULAY SAW MILL,
all new. Afsa. Gns smaN raet near Town
willie. and several Lots in Townville.
Also, ane Tract i'm Anderson District. con
taining Ehree lInnlrel pn& forty &crs<.
forty Acres If which IL good 1',ttom land.
with newsSaw asId Grist Mills on little Beaver
Dam Greek.
Also, Mules. Horses. Cattle. Sheep and
1Lngs. Corn. Fodder, &c.. Five Yoke of Oxen.
Wagons and Carts. Garry Logs, Black,
smith and Farming Tuuls, and many articles
TOO hu,psroas to name. 'Ferh,s neeomwo-
dating. j. j.. COATES.
N6v. q. 1854 rs 4
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g.ost 0r Nlisl,locctI.

A SMALL POCKET BOOK. containing
~ the following papers: Npte on Jas.
yer Crane. dated in February 1889, payable
I" w: G: Keith II monthsuiter date. for $l2
90. Note on j. X. Keith. dated in Dcccm
her, 1898, payable to w. G. Keith one lny
after date. for 80 90. | Note ON Raphae
Nrai. dated 1853. payable to L. J.
aud w. Q. Keith one day after date. for
so o0. Note on Juberry Crenshnw. dated
3 October, 1859, payable to w. c. Keith hy
9th December, 1859, G,r S35 90 INotc on
r. Davis and Stephen Smith. dntcl 81 Octo.
Der. 1859. payable to w. c.. Keith twelve
months after date. for S3G OO. All the Mites
bear interest from date. There were few
other papers in the Biok, but of little value.
N"moncy. IHrwurnnll persons from trailing
t'r the above Notes. and the makers from
paying them. as | shall huld them respons-
bic. Any person fiudins said Bnrk will
confer n favor by leaving it mt this office.
w. G.. KEITH
NV Z. 1859 Ii n
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TaG5 Lg & IKE o WI L5f fg W2w R lER
Administrators Sale.

w lhL BE SOLD to the highest bidder
w at the late rcsidence of sidney aI..
DIV, deceased, on Friday the 81 December
next, in Piekens district. the entire porsonnl
estate OF said dcceased, consisting of
10 LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES
Eisht head of Horses and Mules, Stock Cat
Me' gmi lot OF Fattonins Hogs and Stuck
n'ss' oo Bushels of Wheat. 1000 Bushels
household and Kitchen Furniture, Farmine
and Blacksmith Touls, and variety of Other
articles too numerous to mention DIAN
Terms IT Sdte.--On credit of twelvc
months. with interest from day of sule; to bo
secured ny note and approved security. Sum,
of 81 and undcr cash
Nj. j. Mellow. } Alm'x
ROBERT CRAIG. Jr. Admir-,
NV. a. 1859 lG
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-11-19
Ordinary's Sale.

.TQY virtTeof en- order to me directed by
-kb James +. IIagood, Esq. Clerk of the
Court and acting as Ordinary of Pickens
District. will sell to tho highest bidder a,
Pickcns Court House, on Salelay in Dcccm.
ler next, tho Renl Estate of Andrew Ii
Archer. deceased, namely:
One Tract Of i'an'l, lying in Pickens dis
trict. on waters of Georges Creek, containing
One Hundred Acres, more or loss, adjoining
lands Of Mrs. Malinda Archer. Wm Couch,
j. III. Becknel and others. Sid for distri
button amongst the heirs.at-lnw of said decd
Terms OF SALs.--On n credit of twelve
months. with interest from the day of sale,
except the casts which must be paid in cash
The purchaser to give bond to the acting Or.
Sinary. with at least two good sureticS and
q mortgage of the premises, if deemed neces.
sarS ly him
%ov. = 1880 ~
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Trnnortant Estate Sale.

WNILLBES SOLD to the highest bidder
V V at the late residence of James +. :.
Ferguson. deceased, on Tuesday the 22l lny
of November noxt, the entire PERSONAL
ESTATE Of said deceased, consisting of
81 LIKELY NEGROES.
Amongst these there is good Blacksmith.
Five Shares Of Grceuyiile and Columbia
Railroad stock. with the assessment pad
five head of Horses, three Mules. three yoke
Oxen. twenty head Stock Cattle. nine head
Sheep. twenty-five fat and number of Stock
Hogs, Wheat Corn, Fodder, Shucks lot of
Pine and Cherry Lumber, Blacksmith Tools.
Farming Implements, one Buggy and lar
ness, one Carriage ana Harness, one 4 Horse
Wagon, one Cart, one Drum-head ThrnShcr
aud gearing Household and Kitchen I'orni.
taFc nnd her,artieles. " t'il moi.
TERMS OF SAIai.-AsF6r snnis'of s. and
nl,jyo that amount, a acreAituf nine mouths
with interest, viii io giycp. Tc purchase
money to be secured by note and approved
security. Sums under So must be paid in
cash.
j. d. FERGUSON. y -,
f.! "A. FERGUSON, : Au'nf e.
Oct. ls,lS5o l3 I'd
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ESTATE s ALE

WILL SELL to tho Highest bidder. on
IL. Wednesday the 7th day of December
next. and days f,lowing, at tho residence of
james |. lInlhngSworth dcceasod,
six Negroes,
Four Jacks. . .Jcnncts > Horses, 3 Yoke of
Oxen, Wagons Buggy. Hogs, Cows
Sheep. Smith and Carpenter Tn"l$. Corn
Wheat. Fodder Shucks Fnrmius Implc.
mcnts. Household and Kitchen Furniture.
and various otbcr articles
7trms Of Siic.-.Nl sums under $40. the
cash will be rcqmircd over $40, credit of
twelve months, with interest from date aud
two approved surcties.
c, J.. 1IoLLlNGSWoRTII, Admir-.
Nov. T. 1864 l6 4
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STATE Of soma, Carolina,

vs. J. JIG" g. ;~v"'"e"'' Numon'
-; u, puckett. J Ilf's ATTY
WHEREAS. the plaintiff dill OH thc i2,h
w day OF November, 1889, file his declaration
against thc defendant, who (as Il ia said .is nb.
sent from and without the limits OF this State,
mn has neither wife nor attorney known with
IN the same, upon whom copy of the said doc
lar ttion might be served, Il is ordered. there
f1re that the sud defendant do appear aud plead
10 the said declaration or before the 2Oth No.
N'nber. 1868 otherwise, final and absolute
Judgment willthcn be given auduwardcd against
him. u H. UAGOOD Ccr
Clerks 0lficc, Nov. II, 1859 Iva
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MEECANTIIE NOTIC;E.

FHNIiE c"partnsyship heretofore existing he,
IL tween 3. Hunter & Co. is this d,.y dis
s'lvcd iy wutqal coDseut. an persons in.
debtaa to The eoneern. eitherby Note or Book
AcepSnt, viii saSe east l,y settling up BIZ the
ist day If January next.
A. HUNTER & Co.
y. s.-The ren,sibinx STOCK or GOODS
will lie sold forrash At east and espcnSes.
Wulf Greek. &Ov,T 1859 i6 Nj tf I.
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Pendleton Prices Current.
ounIcrED WEEKLY ny JSo. r. SLOAN . an, 80, !,


PENpLEroS, Nov. 8, 1859.
Cotton, per lb oulOCoirre, Rio. ncrl, 20 al,
Corn, " bush 80 sol Java :. Ie :, On
Corn meal " 90 n l0O I" Joo,o .. ~ ~
Bacon. hog II 12I n 10 Bale Rope &c" ~ !" 70
Tagging. Gun'y Is u 10 Becsway, /" iB n Oh
Butter, per lb 15a I6iEggs. per ,oz 10 a 1JI
Flour. per bl 100 $S, Iron. Swcde. 62o
Indigo, /" 1877 u 1870 90" .5toT III
,, Leau, iOal y English G 81
M"auer' Zoa 20 Molasses, NO go G5
Nails, per keg, ia 5000 WI 40 az
Oats, per bush, 40 II 46 Powder. pcrkcc S75O,e
peaS' 10 "O - lb 81 40
h'ce, 10 Ot Pepper, '" lb II "a I6
o'cei Ulster, l3 Salt, per sack. 225 n 25O
GERMAN, ~ lilSugnr, brown, YAH
:, Cnst, ia 20 Shot, per sack, $50
neSars' -, per uoz 20 n 90 robacco, per lb 20 rs
ut ue" 80 a ool Wheat. per bl 237 Assoc
mhisky. " gal iooa 100 Yarn Fact'ry, 100 a 10
Osnahrgs, per yard. 12Jal4
You will always find Il large lot of Grocc,ics
and other heavy goods OH hand and for sale low
Tor cash or its equivalent J. 7. s. & s.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-11-19
Masonic Notice.

fHNliE hcxt Regular Communication of Kc.
Il owce lodge, M. 70, A'.E. M. takes
place on Monday evening, the 5th December
next. The members nro especitily culled to.
gethor ON that occasion by resolution of the
Lpdgc. The election of officers and other
business "f importance is to lie transacted at
that time. BY order of the W...M...
IL. y. III. GIBSON, Sec'ty.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-11-19
STATE OF sOUTH CAROLINA,

IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
d. X. Hamilton.
John Walker Adm'rs, Petition for settlement
W. II nnl Decree
Jas. Walker & others
I appearing to my satisfaction that James
i Walker, Allcm Fuller and wife Eliza, and
Patsy Alexandcr defendants in this case reside
without the limits Of this State. 1t is ordered,
therefore that these said absent parties do sew
orally appear in the Court of Ordinary. to bc
holden nt i'ickens Court House, on Momlay ;le
2oth day of February next. at 10 o'clock. A.
NJ to shew cause. If any they cali why n final
settlement OF the estate of Jane Walker, de-
ceased, should not be made at that timc and n
decree had thereon
D. IL. HAGOOD, Ger. & 'AcTISGo ORD. ,
Now IS. 1859 rs {, 10 ugJ' 3m
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9 a ~ QUO a T g3,
For COLONEL

Bea5~ The friends of Maj. ROB'T. Y. II.
GRIFFIN res cctfilly announce him candi-
date for COLONEL of the 9th Regiment, S. G..
NJ. at the ensuing cl ctior.
E@ES" Fho friends of Adj t. w. J.. WELBORN
respectfully announce him candidate foe
COLONEL of the 9th Regiment S. c. NJ, to fill
the vacancy o:cls oaed 10y the resignation OF
Col. Jameson
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Notice.

A LII PERSONS indebted to the Estate Of
4 n James l. iIullinswnFih. decohscd are
realnirel TO make immediate payments. and
tlr'fa having demands against said Estate
,nust i,Fses;s l.an, fur payment.
y &C. j. IIOLLtNdSWoRTH, Admr.,
Nov. 7, 1850 10 g.
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For ORDINARY.

G.E" The friends OF J. IL. MARETT rcspe Ct
imily announce him candidate for Ordinary of
lbckcns District Mt the next election
ReiSH The friends of w. E HOLCOMBE res
pccttully announce him candidate for Ordinn-
~. 1T the next election.
q" The fricads Of 5. II. JOHNS rcspcct-
ful'y announce him candidate for Ordinary nc
the next election.
@5a~ The friends of THOMAS j. KEITH re-
spcctmly announce him candidate for Ordin-
ary Of Pickcus district. mt the ensuing election.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-11-19
EOlk CLERK

NsY" The friends of JAMES +. HAGOOD
respectfully announce him candidate for re-
election to the Office of Clerk of the Court at
Tie next election
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-11-19
FOR SUEf,IPp

ReHr The friends Of Capt r. F. MORGAN
respectfully announce him candidate for Shcr-
III OF P!Gkens District ut the ensuing election.
3S"lhe friends of Col. AI.EX. BRYCE an
nonnce him candidate Cor Sheriff of Pickcns
district. n thc ensuing election.
BSD' The friends OF Mr. ANDREW RAMSAY
respectfully announce him candidate for Sher-
Ill OF Pickens district at the next election
gEaS' The friends of Col. LEN UEL TIIOM-
AS respectfully announce him a candidate
for Sheriff Of pickens district, at the ensuing
election
BED"Thc friends of Col A. r. SARGENT
respectfully announce hima candidate for Shcr-
III of Pickens District. Mt the ensuing election
bSS" The friends of n. CRAIG beg leave
TO announce him candidate for Sheriff Of Pick
ems district, al the next election
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STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
'ickENs ntsr-~ISsTHE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
James l.. Orr Foreign Attachment
rnrick Crawicy. 49, Pms. Atty.
VHEREAS. the plaintiff did on the 18Th
w day OF October, 1863, file his declaration
asY Ynst the defendant, (who MS it is said) arc
absent from and without the Limits of this
St'te and has neither wife nor attorney known
within the same upon whom cory Of the said
uco,drnton might be served; IL rs ordered,
tIle"cfvpo. that the said defendant do nn,,cnr
and plead to the sad declaration on or, before
the 2"th day of November, 1860 :. otherwise.
hnu and absolute Judgment will then bc given
and awarded against him.
J. 4. HAGoOD, c.c.r
Clerks 0flioc. Oct 18. 1859 Iva
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BeS- here the keg is returned 20 cents
will be deducted.
The Manufacture is pndcr the guidance of
j. III. BESEMfELDER. from Mcmmingcn, Ger
many. skiliul and experienced Powder ma.
ker. lie has introduced tho highly brilliant
Powder so much admired by the sporting
community of Europe. This Powder is a
beautiful r"nnd and possesses the polish of
steel, and is entirely free from all cofroding
properties.
Dealers and contractors may have their
orders filed agreeable To specifications at the
shortest notice. All orders should lie nd
dressed to .JoHN BowEN Il Co, ut Pckcns G.
H., South Carolina.
WAI. Il. BOWEN, Agent
March Is. 1850 81 If
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Notice.

DhKSONS indebted to the Estate of S. j 4.
IL Chamb'in, deceased. must make prom vt
payment; nnl those having demands against t
said estate are required to present them at
tested according To law
TiIOS. II. BOGGS, Admir-.
NV. I, 1859 rs z
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Personal Estate for Sale.

THNHERE WILL BE SOLD at the late resi-
Il dence of s. j Cbsmblin, deceased OIL
the ist day of December next to the highest
bidder, the Personal Estate of said deceased,
to wit; Corn, Podder, Oats, Shucks, one
Horse. one Wagon, Buggy and Harness,
Stock of Cattle. Hogs, good Carpenters Tools
Household and Kitchen Furniture, and y,any
other articles.
Trims 9f Sale.-Ninc months credit, with
interest from day of Sale. and two approved
,suretos. Sums under 81, cash,
THOS. H. BOGGS, Admir-.
Nov. 7, 1859 l6 3