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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-08-27
SRHEESQFF,N SALES.

DY virtue of sundry writs of iicri facias TO me
ID directed, will be sold before the Court House
i'll Pickens District within the legal hours, on
the first Monday and Tueslayin Sept tcmbcrncxt:
One tract OF land, containing one hundred
acres more or less on waters OF Concross, ad-
joining lands of.Wm. Lady and others, levied
on as the property of G.. Borsh, at the salt of
lsscrteH & Norman for another.
All the defendants interest in ono tract of
land, containing thirteen hundred acres more
or less, adjoining lands of l.. Morehcad and
othcrss levied on as the property of t. NJ. Keith
at the suit Of Henry Stucke and others.
Two hundred acres Of land more on less adj
joining lands of Mrs. r. Merck and others lev
led or as the property of +. n. Garvin, Mt the
sllit OF w. r. Jones, Exor and others.
One buggy and harness, levied on as the pro-
pcrty of James Eaton. at the suit Of W. f. iIol-
land, for the nsc of another
One buggy and harness levied on as the prop
erty of james Z. Woolbrigl : at the suit of James
III. Leroy.
One tract of land containing 20 acres, near
the Stumphouse Tunnel on which there il n
Powder Mill in good working order and ran,
ming; and on Tuesday after Salednv at de-
fcndants residence, from 2500 TO 1000 lbs.
blasting Powder, 40 o, 80 lbs sulphur, . pair
scales. about 10 empty sani,tcrs, ! wagon and
harness, buggy, ] bay horse, bay mare, |
COW and calf, Piano and stool, household and
levied on rs the property Of j. NJ. Qstendorfr,
Mt the suit of the Bank of the State of South
Caroline.
One tract of Land, containing two hum
dred and thrty-six acres fioreor LEGS, wlrercon
jackson Artcr now lives, bounded by lands of
Reese Bowen, Joseph Young and others, Mt the
suit of William Hunter and Reese Bowen.
One tract Of Land. on the waters of Concross
Creek, Containing ten and half acres. where
OH Margafettfitzgcrad NV lives levied on as
her property, Mt the suit ct Il. D. Benson,
against Margaret Fitzgerald, and w. H. Fitz.
gerald.
one'sorra Maro.lcvicdon as the property of
Tho. j. King. at the suit of r. j. Gillilnnl
One Tuesday, after Sale-lay at Pickensvillc
one Gray Horse, one Gray Mare, one Bay Marc
and Coli. ten head ofCattle, FIVE head of Sheep.
two Horse Wagons, and Carryoll, ono lot of
Goods in Store, one lot of Wheat, one lot of
Iron, one lot of Blacksmith Tools, three Bed
stesds. and Furniture, 60, levied on MS the
property of James II Beckncll, at the suit of
Richard Balcntine and others. -
Terms cash purchasersto TO pay For papers.
j.. C.'CRAIG,, s.P.D.
August 4, 1868 2 a I'd
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COMMISSIONERS SALES.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
!, PiCkcnS-Hn Equity.
Bill for Partition.
Avarilla Griffin

VS.. Bill for Partition.
Thos. Griffin, ct. al.
(Y virtue of II decrcal order of the Court
b of Equity, directed to me, there will
he sold Mt public auction, to the highest bid
der ut Pickens Court House. on Saleday in
September next, the Real Estate of Sargent
Grihn, deceased, to wit:
Tract No. ,, lying in the State and district
aforesaid, containing Five Hundred and
EiEhty,iive Acres, and adjoining lands of
Tract No. l. Samuel Brown, A. Roper and
others. On this tract. there is about sixty
acres of good bottom Land
Tract No. 3, similarly situate. containing
Three Hundred and Sixty.cight Acres, and
adjoining tracts Nos. and ., j. q. Fcrgu
son and others.
DsY"Plats of these tracts are on file in my
Office for orcXamination and Snlcofthc promises.
TERMS or SALE.-On a credit of one. two
and three years, with interest from dav of
sale, except the costs which are to be paid in
cash. The purchaser or purchasers to enter
into bond to the Commissioner. with at least
two good snrctics. to secure the payment of
tile purchase money. and pay extra for titles.
ROB'T, \. THOMPSON, c.E.r.p.
C9mr's. Office, July 2G. 1859 til
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State OF south Carolina,
PICKENs-IN EQUITY.

PIcKENS--IN EQUITY.
Ephraim Perry, ct ais.
James Robinson, Admir-, Bin for Relief Dis.
John Mckinney, Admir-, coyery, Account
ct ais. &C.
TllE Court of Equity, for Pickcns district,
Il having referred the matters of Account in
this case to the Commissioner for settlement, it
is ordered ,hot Monday the eth day of October
next, be set apart for holding the said Refer
encc; and that the following bsentpnrties are
hereby notified to attend either personally or by
attorney at that time, namely: James Nc
Kinney, Sarah Mckinney and her husband
James Mckinney, Preston Mckinney George
W. Mckinney, Mary Murphy and her husband
Murphy, Francis Mckinney, Preston
Mckinney, jr,, Nancy Mckinney, jr., Mary
Ernest and Willi"m Mckinney. The parties
defendants, within the jurisdiction of the Court,
are also required to be likewise represented on
the day aforesaid
ROB'T. a. THOMPSON, o.R.r.p.
Com'rs. Office, Aug ID 1850 t,f
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Dissolution Of Copartnership.

LAST AND FINAL NOTICE.
TTNllE copartnership existing, between Dem
IL dye&Pullen,i this day dissolved by mu-
tunl consent As a eonvenience to those in
debted to ms we will attend, prepared for set
tement. the Circus'at Walhala, regimenta
muster at Halls muster ground. and Tunnel
Hill Barbecue. After which all Notes and
Accounts unsettled will be placed in an Off
GERS hands for Immediate collection. Tho
intention of one of the firm to emigrate west
renders it impossible to delay further.
DENuY g. PULLEN. i
PendlctOn, Aug l. 1867 . If I
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Pendleton Prices Current.
COPYRIGHTED WEEKLY ny JouS r. sLolx !. 49,

PENDLEToS. August 22, 1859.
Cotton, per 10 ga 10 Coffee Rio, perlb ~ al4
Corn, {" hush 90 100 :. Java 20 n %
Corn meal b" 100 u ] 10 Lara " lGal7
Bacon. hog r 10 l3 Bale Rope "l3al4
Bagging. Gun'y 20 II 20 Beeswax 18 20
Duttcr, per lb 10 n l6Eggs, per doz 10 l24
Flour, per bl 800 ii So Iron, Swcdc, G3
ihhSo, lol ioO "3to7 7a7l
Lead, lOa IL English 6 n 6f
Madder 2Oa 20 Molasses, NO GO G5
Nails per kcg, & n S65O WI As n so
Oats per bush, 40 II I5lPowdcr. pcrkep $3.50 a8
reas, 80 n so lb 81 40
Kice 10 81 II Pepper, lb 1G 18
steel, Blister II l3ISalt, per sack 225 n $50
German, IL liISugar, brown, Gall
Cast, % % Shot, per sack, $50
Scgars, per doz % G0irobacco, per lb % u 100
Tea, 20 90 Wheat, per bl 23Ta$250
Whisky, "Sal lOOa loOIiarn Fnct'ry, 100a 40
Osnabures. per yard, l2I q II
a choice lot of the above articles always ON
hnnla JOHN 4. SLOAN & Cos.
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FOR TAN COLLECTOR

BG3y" The friends of Mr.. a. s. STEPHENS
respectfully announce him candidate for tho
office of Tax Collector of Pickcns district, at
the ensuing election.
RsB" The friends of Mr., GEoRGEF. STEAD
ING respectfully announce him a candidate for
the office flax Collector, at the next cccion.N
Ds4o The friends of Rev. j. Il. HUNNICUTT
respectfully announce him candidate for the
office of Tax Collector, Mt the ensuing election.
Bs.y3 The friends of Rev. III. NJ. BARTON
respectfully announce him candidate for
Tax Collector ut the next election.
RtIY" The friends of j. w. l.. CARY respect
fully announce him candidate for reelection
TO the Office of Tax Collector. for Pickcns dis
tict, at the ensuing election.
bsg' The friends of H. CLEVELAND HUNT
respectfully announce him candidate for Tax
COLLECTION. Mt the next election
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@ a NJ D 90 a U e $.
FOR ORDINARY.

RSI?" Tho friends of j. H. MARETT respect
fully announce him candidate tor Ordinary Of
Pickcns District at the next election.
R7i'" The friends of WM. J. PARSONS. Esq.
respectfully announce him candidate for re-
election to the office of Ordinary, for pickcns
district, at the ensuing election.
Biy" Tic friends of w. T. lI0LCOMBE res
pcctiully announce him n candidate for Ordna-
ry, at the next election.
R'sG" The friends of S. II. JOHNS respect
fully announce him u candidate for Ordinary ut
the next election
gt9.r The friends of Rev. JOHN, OWENS beg
leave to announce him candidate for Ordinary
oi lickcnS district, ut the ensuing election.
Ges, The friends of THOMAS }. KEITH re-
specially announce him candidate for Ordin-
AIRY of Pickcns district ! the ensuing election
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Last Call.

La persons indebted to u. w. Green. or
~ Green Reid. either by Note or Account.
previous to the first OF January last. arc noti-
fled that the same must be paid by the fifteenth
OF September. All who fail TO comply will find
their Notes and Accounts in the hands of an
Attorney alter that date. THE money mast
hare u. W. GREEN.
Aug. H. 1889 4
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New Cards! Now Cards 1!

rRHIIE subscribers will have by the 10Th
IL August nexE first rate set of NEW
CARDS. and will be prepared to do up Wool
into first rate Rolls Give us trial, ut the
old stand on Wolf Creek
HUGHES & CARPENTER
July %, 1859 3
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Ic friends of THOMAS J. III
announce him a candidate I,
kcns district, ! the ensuing
FOR SHERIFF..
Q friends of Mr.. ANDREW Il
FOR SHERIFF.

Beig" The friends of Mr.. ANDREW RAMSAY
respectfully announce him candidate for Shcr-
iii of l'ckcns district, ut the next election.
Bsg" The friends Of Col LEMUEL TIIOM-
Ms respectfully announce him u candidate
for Sheriff of pckcns district, at the ensuing
election.
Bay The friends of Col. A. B. SARGENT
respectfully announce him n candidate for
Sheriff of Pckcns district ut the ensuing
election.
N=is" The friends Of W y. CRAIG beg leave
toannouncc linn candidate for Sheriff of Pick
ems GiStrit, I'll tlic next election.
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NOTICE.

4 SECONDHAND PIANO belonging
IA tn the Pcndlcton Female Academy, will
be offered for sale. at public auction, on
Wednesday, the l4th September next. Terms
made known on dnv of sale.
BY order of the Trustees:
j. b. SITTON, Chrm'n.
Pcndlcton, Aug. 8, 1859 3
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NEW GROCERY STORE,

NJ NICNCIhN 4. KHs
TllE subscriber begs leayeato inform his
Il friends and the PUBLIC generally, that he
has opened
GROCERY STORE,
And is now receiving and will continue to
receive everything usually kept in au eatab.
lismnent ofthis kind, The Stock is all fresh
and has been bought on the most advanta-
gions terms and will be sold accordingly.
Terms will be. strictly Cash or Barter at
cash prices. Call and see me.
j. B, REID.
April l, 1859 Sc If
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N office

hereby given that application will be made
L ut the next session Of the Legislature to dis
continue Millcrs New Road. at Stamp Greek
and to adopt the old Road, as better route.
MANY CITIZENS.
Aug Is, 1850 am
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ENcLuphp'-V"r os''al variety has been OK.
oluheu o''S WIEN ~ make room Tor the letters
nc'"e"' ~ '''q Po'oe""ss ol 'he mass meet
'"s """ ''''N''' .. 0."C. ''i''
Ills HANDS FuLL.-Thcre is an editor in
'"s'''' ""o % "''o ''' o"" composit"r and
P'cS'"",'' ""o ,'""es o'c"S'oh"i voyages
"'o"s '"0 1"''' VI Nor'o'N' Us captain OF the
o0"r' '' ""o P,e"'"eS On sunday
.o'oos .0,' y" ".'N "ry'' ana sun hnds
u.nu Io :" '"'>o 0"'o VI WIG anu siAtech chill
>,
;cvo from tho snm,o" tr. p.,,: w. ~
tates that citizcn of chor,,roo .,.
,,ot State b,,r;o1 ,,;s ,,.;c, q =,
,,,f,yp Ic,vi,o ,ho ,,r,vo,.,
marry o,,thcr vo,.., =, -,
however. thot ,hroro,, t,,oi,o,,a c.:,
bc was dr,orrod rron, o,,n.,,,,,,;,,.i'.
until Tuesday, the third day after the bur;,l
Of his wife,
W,vrr,x Nt, I;11
:. girl of lG vcnrs od1ros.oJ l,o ...,,
Saccaranpa. Me n f,w dove snoa ,mt,,,
eat occoptnncc Sh, ,,;,h No.. ,.,'.
om that VILLAGE to Sal, I,Lo ~. pr,
ainod among the M,rmons thrco vo,rs
'hon She c"ntr'vcd to escape Her lecture
roPreScntei 20 have been very interesting
ana quite eloquent.
2 THREE GIRLS DRowNsD.--Two nieccs of
Dr.. Train, of SacIicll, Mtss., ogcd and 0
years, and ii daughter of James Bradford
were drowned in Sheffield, Mass. last week.
in cove where they were bathing. The
names of The nicccs of DIR, Train woro N,rv
aud Gertrude Lcmist.
Drscor :RtEs IN Aralc,,-The African trox.
c!crs, Burton and Smoke have lotclv lis,,v.
cred n lake in Eastern Africa, 5000 miles Iono
aud 0milcs wide. 1t is 3.700 feet obovc
the level of the sea. Here il is hol;ovcd :.
. ,....c.
river Niger
Mrpnpns ~ Trxxrsyrv n 1,,
Tenn last wool ,n,, nono.1 Na.n,
killed Foster tho m,rsh.,, nf ,,,a .,,.'
n''''' "''o'' '''o "'"f'''"' Vi tne county. In
killed onotbnr bv ..;oL;, n;.,,'c,,. 49,:
neck. An officer of r,,J,,, ,,I,;Io a.,..nt
inr to arrest n man n.mo1 II,u LIT
aud mortollv wonndol him
r. .no r".n ~ - % DA.'"f" - NsNrocNf.
Enm,,.l,. .laas; n o',''"'"' "'"'''0' oi
s C,rismnn ,,om,,".at .O WV, W.. 80" - ,"','eS
.nn n,,mn,;.;', nn' >'','' n anu " u, ~ Anuer-
s,,,o nro,.;lo. ''.u'0' " ."'
shnuio ot.to,,'..,..s '"' '""''''
of tho ,.,.o.no, ,,,s.C. pV't"''
retary of State. '"" "''u ''''
BLoNDrX IN 4 Fuss.-M,ns norotn :. bo
ing a dispute with Mons Blmdin ot Ninao.
ra. lie offers to "G,bt RIo,d;n nm ,,,o nf'o
for $500" mis- will dra.m an,,', "n '"I p, iop,
Dlondin accept. The fight, we imagine. will
rcsultin one blow, one ciinch, and two drowns
The world moves.
DEAD.-David Nuckolls. of Tuskcrcc Alo
"'ed from the effects ofa pistol shot received
"'''e arguing politics The affalr created
im,ense n'n1;, excitement involving bitter party
'ceii'GS.
~ o@EAT WHEAT CRop.--ln 1853, the
wheat crop OF Ohio grown on l,60S4l2 acres
was l',6lo,lS3 bushels. This year, it is ea-
timated that there are 100000 acres in
wheat and the crop 10000, 600 bushels
AF.su1oy wonr,l lv1T,r,xo No. ,.o..
nshion,, o,nomnno1 f.a"' -, ~ ''.,eS'
of aros.;,. .','., europe IS 'ha'
" u,'SS'ns very panty when going to
Vi '"o ''''eS "i 'he "hrst
is sought to encourage the attendance of the
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-08-27

TFa3" " heFe the kcg IS returned 70 cents
will he deducted
The Manufacture is under the guidance of
j. H. BEsEMfELDER. from Mcmmingen, Ger.
many,1a skilfnl and experienced Pswdcr-ma-
ker. lie has introduced the highly brilliant
Rowdor SO much admired hy the sporting
community Of Europe. This Powder is a
beautiful round and possesses the polish of
steel, and is entirely free from all corroding
properties.
Dealers and contractors may have their
orders filed agreeable TO specifications Mt the
shortest notice. All orders should be ad.
dressed to JoHN BowEN & Co, at Pickens G
H., South Carolna
~ WM, II. BOWEN, 4 gent.
March rs. 1850 81 If
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PENDLETON HOTEL STOCK.

WILL offer for sale mt public auction Mt
j. the Hotel. on Wednesday the fth Sent.
next. one share of Pendlcton Hotel Stock,
belonging, to j. j. Gilman, Esq. Terms
made known on day of sale.
j. b. SITTON, Agent.
Pendleton, Aug 6. 1850 3 3 ,
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Seal and Personal.

n
deceased. on the 18th and 10Th DAYS of Son.
tcmbcr ext. all the estate.
bScal and Personal.
of said deceased. namely:
Ono VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND,
situate. lying and being in Pickcns District.
ON Eighteen Mile Creek, containing Four
Hundred and Twenty Acres more or less
This tract lies three miles west of Pickens-
vile, upon which there are Sixty Acres of
good bottom land. well dried and improved
% LIKELY NEGROES,
Five good Mules, ono brood Marc, large lot
OF Hogs and Cattle. one Still and utensils,
two barrels of W hiSkcy, lot of Corn. with the
standing crop by the mere; one Wagon,
Farming Tools, Corn-shclIcr, Household and
Kitchen Furniture and various other articles
too numerous to mention
TERMS OF SALE.-rwclvc months credit,
with note and security. hearing interest
TIE LEGArEES.
July % 1859 td
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FOR SAIE.

TTNlIE subscriber offers for sale his SAW
Il AND GRINDING MILLS, with 700 or
ll3 ACRES OF LAND attached, or will
sell the MILLSwith oil ofthe Land, in shares.
to n Company, retaining one or more shares
rs one Of the stockholders of the Company.
Apply q BENZ. RIIETT.
Aug !. !S50 Bounty land.
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New Powder Manufactory.

TNiESouth Carolina Powder Mills are now
Il IN successful operation. and the attcn-
ton of Dealers is called to the unmistakable
superiority Of the Powder Manufactured at
these Mills over that any other in America.
Weare prepared to furnish at the shortest
notice any of the following description, at
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Law Notice.
Law Notice.
Medical Notice.

nOCTORS MABRY AND $50 .tN i.es.
IL ing formed a Copartncrslip in tic pSac4
tice Of Medicine and Surgery, rcspectftIiIT
offer their Professional services to the .coiRs
munity at large. Ni
Pendleton, S. G! Anrl 81. 1850 DO IT,.
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Land for Sale.

Land Tor Sale,
friIE subscriber Is now Offering for sale his
i VALUABLE PLANTATION on Fall Creek,
Pickens District, containing Five Hundred
,Aad fifty4twc Acres. On said tract there are
lAy-fve Acres of good Bottom Those
to purchase, would do we'll to call soon.
aad moving Soath this Fall, and must
make ready. A bargain will be
NATHAN 0UNNIN.
S59 b4 u
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LAND FOR SALE.

HNliE subscriber offers for sale tho vaIua-
L bic TRACT OF LAND on which he
now resides, situated in the District of Pick
ems, and lying on the head waters of Eighteen
Mile Creek, containing Three Hundred and
Twcnty-iour Acres. Or the premises sherc
are n comfortable dwelling. all necessary
outbuildings, with about thirty Acres Of
good bottom land Terms made easy, and
for further particulars apply on the land to
FELIX ROGERS.
March %, 1850 35 IF
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Anderson Prices Current.
conNNoTED WEEKLY ny nLEcKLE7 . cR1Y4oSs.

CORRECTED WEEKLY bY BLEcKLEY CRAYToNs.
ANDERSON g. H., Aug. -, 1859.
Cotton per H. (d( IL
Salt (Liverpool) per snck 200
Coffee, Rio. per lb. 13Ml4
Java, per 10. lS IN, 20
l.aguyrn, per lb. Is GS l6.
Sugar brown, per lb. a. IL
Molasscs. West India, per gallon 80 GG 10
n, Orleans, " " 80 CD go
Dagging, Gunny, per yard, Is az II
Bale Rope, . Id. ia l2I
bacon, hog round, 12J a. II
Butter, pcrlb. 12l Gr Is
Steel, cast 20 a. %
German, 12GI l5
90 Blister, 1OGi1 12l-2
Iron, common size swcdc, per ID. G4
to I inches G} a. I
/" English, per lb. 5G, G 2,
Nails. best brands, per kcg, 81 a. 81
Castings per lb. q a. 10
Powder, Rifle, per kcg, a "a, 8
blasting, " /" $50 (66.0O
Rice, per lb. > Ia Is
Flour per barrel, $50 @, Z. 90
Wheat, per bushcl, a5 (G 100
Corn, +" 81 Ia 100
Oats, per bushcl, 40 (d so
Becswax, per lb 2O a. %
Yarn (best) per bunch, -1.1o @ 20
Cow Peas, per bushel, 30 a. 1.1O
Corn Meal, 80 az LOO
Raw Hides, (dryl ia
Sole Leather. (hemlock) per d. 27 g. 30
Rt2y" You will always find n large lot OF Gro
ccrics and other heavy goods OH hand and fol
sale Mt low prices at Is & C's
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17 G]l5 BzL$W wv LEL5 co W II 1ETBo
$50 Reward.

a REWARD of fifty dollars will bo paid
IN TOR the delivery to me, or confinement
III any Jail so that can get him, of Copper
c"lored boy, named BERRY. Said boy is
about feet inches high. slender form, and
weighs about l30 pounds. One or two of
his teeth are out in front lie is quick spok-
en- with an Intelligent look. lie was last
seen at Canton. Georgia, whore he has a wife:
and is probably lurking thercabouts. or on
the road to this place. lie is supposed to be
making his way to II free State
pickcns' G. H., S. c. Aug. 27. 1850. tf5
Notice; Look Here
IhlE Subscriber has TWO HUNDRED
II ACRES OF LAND, lying on Todd's
Greek, between "A. b. Sargcnt's and Dr.
T"dd's which will be sold on good terms.
ALSO.
ALL TIE FIXTURES of II SAW MILL
can be had low. Apply to
JOSEPH S. GASAWAY.
Aug. q. 1859 2
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w. Walseman, Agent,
EHeAPER AND TAILOR,

WALIIAbLA. s, @.
VI Vie undersigned begs leave to inform his
a friends and tho public, that he has
opened shop in the bailding formerly occu-'
pied by Isscrtell Norman, for the purpose
Of carrying on the business of
Draper and Tailor,
In its various branches. lie has on hand
nm excellent assortment Of GooDs for Gentle
mems wear, which he will rlke to order in
'a2 best style, and according to the latest
i'shi,,p He respectfully solicits q share of
pub sonage.
D. Rnst accommodating.
.-s..-.a0 81 - &c
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IMPORTANT SALE

HNllENE will he sold to the highest bidder
i Mt the late residence of Elias Mulliunix
deceased, on the 18th and 10Th DAYS of Sen
tpmbpr 1, cxt all tI,n cst,to
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Sole Leather. (hemlock) per lb. 2T G.. 30
Rt2y" You will always find large lot OF Gro
ccrics and other heavy goods OH hand and for
sale Mt low prices ut & C's
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-08-27

DIscor :RIEs IN ArRIcA.-The African tray
c!lcrs, Burton and,Spcke, have lately discov-
cred lake in Eastern Africa, 5000 miles long
aud 00milcs wide 1t is 3.70O feet above
the level of the sea. Here, it is believed, is
the heretofore undiscovered source of the
river Niger.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-08-27

MURDERS IN TENNEssEE.-In London co.
Tenn, last week, man named Markham,
killed Foster, the murshal of the county. In
Roanc county, the same day, young man
killed another by sticking ptchfork in his
neck. An officer of london, willie attempt
ing to arrest n man named Hall, was shot
aud mortallX wounded by him.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-08-27

= THREE Girls DRowNED.--Two nieccs of
Dr.. Train, of SacIficll, MlSs, aged I and 0
years, and ii daughter of james Bradford
were drowned in Sheffield Mass last week.
in cove where they were bathing. The
names of the nicccs of DR.. Train, wcro Mary
aud Glrtrudo Lemist.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-08-27

WAY urIN MAINE.-Mss Helen NJ. Dress.
:, a girl of lG years, addressed the people
Saccarappa. Me-. a few days since with
eat acceptance. She went with her parents
pm that village to Salt Lake City and re-
'alnod among the MDrmons three years,
'hcn she contrived to escape Her lecture
represented 20 have bccn very interesting
and quite eloquent
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-08-27
Pennings and Clippi ngs.

ExcLupED.-our usual variety has been OK.
cluled this week to make room for the letters
incident to and proceedings of the mass meet
ing and barbecue at Tunnel Hill.