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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-05-26

III IS COMPOUNDED entirely fom Gums and has becom-
an established fact aSandad Medicine known and approx
ed by all that have used IT, and a resorted to With
confidence Ia all the diseases for which Is recommended
II hhs cured thousands n within the last two years who
had given up all hopes Of lief the unsoc
tied certificates IN my pos + session show.
The dnre must be adapted to the temperament Of the
ind vidual taking and used u In such quantities a. 70 act
gently on the Bowels.
Let The dictates Of yonr b Judgment guide you IN tho
Of the Liver nvg6rntor and will Liver
plaints BlOua attacks Dys peusia, Chronic Darrhoea,
summer Complaints Dysen- terry, Dropsy Sour Stomach,
tiabua Cpsyeness, Cholic = Cholera Cholera Morbus
Cholera luntum, Fatulence q Jnundice Femae Weaknegs-
es and may he used success fully az an Ordinary Family
Medicine 10 will Sick Headache las thousands can
testify In twenty Minutes II or three Teaspoonfuls are
taken at commencement Of = attack. .HI n.
All who use u giving their testimony In It's favor. .
Mix In the mouth with the lnvigoraor and swallow
both together t IL.
Price One Dollar per Bottle.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-05-26
Family Grocery Store.

SPLIT PEAS, HomiDy, Coal Oil Lamps
~ and Shades, for sale At
April II. RATTLE'S Grocery Store
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-05-26

SKELETON SKIRTS-Lades do you
- - want 70 seyi WIN se eleven hOOpsd skilts al q,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-05-26
ID sheriR's Sale of
NEAL ESTATE Ashtabula Common

ID SheriH's Sale Of
hEAL ESTATE Ashtabula Common
p1'C Pleas, March Term, 1860. ..t.. WI
Mary Beckwith, Petition for Partition,
George Beckwh others, Lands ordered to be sold
BY viFe of an Order Sale duly sued from said Court
In the above to directed will offer for sale by of
Public Auction,
OF the Door of the Court House, in Jefferson,
in the County of Ashtabulu and State of Ohio, on
TUESDAY, the 9TH day of June, A. d. 1860,
between the of 10 and o'clock of said day. the follow
ing described Lands and Tenemen towit Situate in tue
township Of County of shtbulaand State Of oho
known as w est part of Lot No hfy-eght5S. Bounded be-
ginning at stake at the southeast abument of the bridge
on the South Ridge Road running thence south 3 east 81
rods to stakes thence east 2 north II rods to sake thence
south 2 east I'D rods sae thence west 2 south 81
rods on the south line Of said lot 5s to the southwest
line of said to the Ridge Read thence norhery and east
ery along said Ridge Road to the place Of beginning contain
ing according to the survey Of Jesse Bacgon so acres
and rods Of land.
Also part of lot No. 5s in said township of saybrook
Bounded beginning at the north east Of the above
described land running thence south co. east chains along
the centre Of the South Ridge Road thence south l east
chains and links; thence south 2S1s, East chains
thence south ls IA links thence south S9s west chains
S5 links to the east line of said Becwths thence nohey to
the place Of beginning containing acres and 3l0o of an
Of land
Also part Of Lot No 49, in said Township of saybook
Bounded north by the north line of said lot; West by land in
lot contracted to Nathaniel Clark South by the south
line Of said lot q and East by line parallel with the west
line and so far distant hereom, to contain fifty acres
of land.
Subeetto the dover estate in said lands Of Abigail Beck
with, tow: Twenty Of land in the west part of Lot
No. 6S bounded follows, tovt South by the south line
of said lot 5S; West by the west line Of said lot North by the
center of the South Ridge Road and East by line rnnnng
southey ten feet east o the dwelling house said premises
above mentioned to such point in the South line Of said lot
shall make the said dover estate, to contain twenty
acres Of land Said lands appraised subject to said dow
estate, at $500.
TERMS SALEone third the purchase money TO be paid
the day of sale and the balance paid in equal
nua payments in year. and the other in two years
from the day of sale The deferred payments to be secured
to the satisfaction Of the Court. 5wj4lS7.75
May ], 1860. WM. HENDRY, herf.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-05-26
FOR SALE.
nNE Hundred Desirable Binding Lots
~ at 25 Dollars per Lot,
in the Borough of Ashabula, the Rail Road Depot
The Title is Perfect. The Soil is Good.

am willing TO sell long 1ae credit as have already
more money than know wv what to do with This
chance for those who - wish to buv good cbeap
building lots SAMUEL W. HUMPHREY
Asltabula, Ohio, Feb ], 1850. 52s
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-05-26
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION

BeHeooea Institution established 6y specid Endowment
J% me Rehgt o. the SICK and Distressed, afflicted
Nih PtrHtem and Epidemic Diseases.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-05-26
GRAEFENBERG FAMILY MEDI-
" cines.--RetaII Prices,

Vegetable pills per box 2j Sarsapara per bottle 81 90
Green Mountain Oiut- Eye Lotion 25
ment, per box, 25 Childrens Panacea so
Fever Ague Remedy box 80 Health Bitters PACKAGE 25
Dysentrry Syrup bottle, 90 Consumptiye Balm bot 90
MarshalIs Uterine Cath Manual of Healh pr copy 25
ocOn per bottle, l so Graeenberg Pile Remedy, 90
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-05-26

lernlS-SlU tor the season,
aud failure the any other may be returned
the following season.
Citizen viii be kept at the stable of the subscriber in East
Ashtabula. Plat Shears.
Ashtahua, April, 1860. 2ma599
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-05-26

OF the Door of the Court House, in Jefferson,
in the County of Ashtabula, and State of Ohio, on
Tuesday, the 9th day of June, A. d. 1860
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-20
The legislature

BY reference to our advertising columns, the
proclamation of Gc7. GisT, calling an extra session
of the Legislature, " to appoint Electors of Prcsi-
dent and Vice President, in conformity to the Act
of Congress; and also that they may. if advisable,
take action for the safety of the State" may be
found.
The indications are that this session of the Leg
islaturc will be Important, more so than usual In
the first place, the members elect must cast the
vote of the State for President and Vice President
of tho United States on Tuesday the 9th of Novem
ber; and then, if they follow the indication of His
Excellency, convention of the people may be
called to take into consideration tho propriety of
withdrawing from the United States, and also take
measures for arming the State
Calling constitutional convention of the State is
no light matter; and, SO far as we are at pres
ent advised it should not be done until some ono
or more of the othcr Southern States take decided
action for separate or united secession. The fail
ure of separate secession in l850-5l should be
warning to those in authority now earning
the State is measure that follows action by con-
vention or otherwise, and is in our opinion de-
pendent IN Importance thereon Nothing should
be hastily ill-adviscdly entered into by the Leg
islature Should it be donc the people will not
sustain that body.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-20
News of the DaY.

The elections in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana
and Iowa have resulted in favor of tho black
republicans, by increased general maioritics.--
The democrats, however, have gained eight
members Of Congress 1t is now regarded al
most certain that LINcoLN will carry every
Northern and Western free State, which is suf-
fcicnt to elect him.
Companies of f"Minute Men" axe being formcd
throughout the State They are to be armed
with rifles and pistols, we understand.
From Europe, the intelligence is important.
Ancona, with tho ormyof the Pope, have SUR
rendered to GARABALDI. The French seem de.
termined to keep him out of Rome 10y force
There complications that threaten the peace
of Europe.
Adviccs from China state that the allies start
ell for the Peiho ON the 2jth Of July. Several
desperate engagements have taken place with
the pirates in the Chinese waters and 200 were
killed.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-20
Col. Ashmore

Addressed his constituents at this place on Tues
day last. Although suffering from disease of
the throat, he spoke remarkably well. His time
was limited, however, and lie neither did justice
to himself or the subjects discussed.
Col. AsnMoRE gave history of the last session
of Congress, showing conclusively that every
question affecting rights and interests the
black republicans were arraycd against us, and
will continue to make to the knife on our in
stitutions. He appealed to the people to awake
front their lethargy, and behold the current events
of the day; which, if there were nothing else,
would satisfy them that tie government is in dan
ger, and that our equality in the Union is already
lost. He spoke most codhe,tly OF tlic insults and
wrongs we had sustained, and counscled united
Southern resistance and action.
Col. AsuMoRE's speech was received with fire.
quent outbursts of applause, and he has with him
fully the popular heart.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-20
Court Week.

The Court of Common Pleas and General
Sessions, for Pickcns district, commenced at
this place on Monday last, His Honor. Judge
WARDLAw presided with dignity and degree
of attability that renders the transaction of
business before him pleasure instead of labor.
The sessions side of the Court, thanks to the
stern and strict administration of the law by
Mr.. REED, the able Solicitor, is lean. So may
itcontinue.
The business of the term is being steadily
disposed of up to Thursday afternoon, and it is
believed that Court will adjourn Friday.
Messrs. Perry, Orr, Harrison Jones, Norris.
Easley, Price, Sloan, Moore, Wilkes and Will
kes, Il NJ Keith and perhaps others of tho legal
fraternity were present, in attendance upon the
Court.
The citizens of the District, too, were out in
large numbers, larger, we believe, on Monday
and Tuesday than we have seen for years.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-20
The State Elections.

Elsewhere i'll this issue we give the names Of
those elected to the Legislature, as far as heard
from.
The Blue Ridge" has gained many friends
and votes in this contest. We shall probably
havo State aid in some form this winter.
Messrs. ASuMoRE, BoYcE, McQuEEN, MILES
and BoNuAM have been reelected to Congress,
without opposition. Gen. AVER beats Col. Ell
LOTT, in Keltfs district, by handsome major
ity.
In this election, a. is usual, many gentlemen.
good men and true" have been defeated
Amongst others, the loss Of Mr.. THos TuoMsoN
Of Ahbevilc. from the councils of the State is
greatly to be regretted
w. P. PRIcE, Esq, of Grccnvllc, was also de-
fcoted. He should have been elected In the
last number oc his excellent journal! tsl.e Eato,-
prise) lie says:
In the list of the defeated, our name has a
place. We have no complaints to make no fault
to find. The people have given us fattcrng
testimonial of their appreciation of the princi-
Piles we advocated during the campaign We
earnestly and cordially advocated the extension
of the Blue l.idgc Railroad which was really
the only question that entered into the canvass,
and although we have been defeated, we are
fully convicned that decided majority of our
people are in favor of continuing that enterprise
The members elect have our wnrmcst conrrotu-
latiUns. In providing for the welfare of the
conntry, VIC trust that they will secure the CO.
operation and undivided support of all. To
those, who. like ourself, have ecn chosen to re-
main at home. we would tender our kudcst
sympathics. Betterlu luck next ttime-prnbablv. /"
The press, however, is we'll represented by
Messrs. DAVIS of Abbcville, RnErr and YEA
on, of Charleston. and others.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-20
The Weather &c

a sudden change of the weather occurred on
Saturday. 1t was unusually cool. There was
snow in some sections Of the district, and the
mountains north of us were covered to the depth
OF four to six inches with it, We have since
had killing frosts. During Sunday there was a
light fall of snow in Charleston and heavy
white frost on Tuesday morning. yellow
Jack s, therefore, banshed from the city.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-20
Game.

We are reliably informed that Mr.. r. IL.
MANsELL killed. near lis residence, in the Trap
section of this district, on the 10th instant, a
Bear, weighing two hundred and seventy
pounds This is so unusual an occurrence that
publicity should be given it. How the cyitte,,
got into that region is entirely matter of con-
lecture
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-20
E.dAS,R,.

0Nthc 9Th October, instant. at Pickens c. H., n
" small Gold Watch and CLAIM, Tie Watch
has gold face. The chain has four strans with
a hand at the lower end in q grip or shut On
the Watch the hands are steel fhe hour hand
has the point or end broken. The finder will cs,t-
fer thvor by leaving it with J.J Norton. Esq.
w. II. ID. MOSS.
Oct lS ISG0 II q
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-20
Court at Anderson.

Court was in session ut Anderson last week
Judge WARDtAw presided. There was much
business, and much Of it disposed Of The case
of the State VS. FREDERICK LEIGH, for the muir
der of HAMPTON Conn was tried. LEIGH was
found guilty, and sentenced to be hung on Fri
day the 1lth day of January next.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-20
Special

Attention is called to the advertisements of
w. II. DENDY & Co., of Walhalla. C. SAIL
MANN, of West Union; JonN j. LEWIS of Pen
dleton, who has fresh stock of Groceries and
heavy Goods on band: JOHN BURDINE Admin
istrator who will sell valuable property; to-
gether with lumber of other new advertise
lnents in our columns this week, important in
themselves aud to the public generally.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-20
L0af az aaAalaftE.'

A N0TEpf hand made payabie ito mo apd
"a signedby j. Hamlfp, 4np 10000. and
dated Goth January, 1859, and no, yet lue.----
Persona are fbrwarned from trading for the same,
as Hamlin has paid said note. .5
a. b. SARGENT.
Oct. J8. 1860 70 q
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-20
aSsaafe NOtiee.

IN. jam;m Mcgee. deceased. arsf required 10
make prompt payment; and those having de-
inandsagninat said Estate must present flJeiii
to me legally attested, within tile time pre-
scribedb by law, ~
Oct. i6 1860 IA
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-20
Notice

8 hereby given that application will be made to
4 The Commissioners of Roads st thelr next eieet-
ing, 10 open road from the Bs3lge tbsbe lbuilk
near SIoan's Ferry, TO the WalhaIa Road. near tho
eleven mile post, and alsoto connect The same wth
the Oconee Station Road. 49, ~
October |, 1850 20 To- ~ td 81
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-20
Beets, Again!

The beet rivalry has commenced in earnest
Mr.. NJ. F. MITcnEbL has handed us u beet,
Weighing ten pounds and measuring twenty-nine
inches in length! lie has our thanks for it,
Who can beat this beet?
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-20
The Fair

Next Friday, at this place, will, VIC trust, be
we'll attended. Such exhibitions dovclopc the
resources of the country, and illustrate our prog
rcss in agriculture, etc.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-20
Gndey's Ladu,s RnnIr

The November number has been received, and
is full of interest and pleasant entertainment
Price, SO; clubs, 50 each. Address, l.. A. Go.
DEY, Phadclnhia
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-20
NAaAc9.

VE7IDoWS ef the soldieYs of Tho var es
wv 1919, who afc drawing bals pay pensiens
Of $3.50 pef month, are entitled 10 bsck pay.
and if they win plac6 tlfeir business in nv
hands, VIII present tkeircIaims =,
Ny sddsess ia Claytch's Miils, Piotcrs Dis
tJ s.g ~, JOHN r. EsUEqEp I
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-20
Notice.

II. persons having de,nands against tho estate
"A OF Richard Bnrdnc. deceased, must render
them TO me. legally attosted and those Indebted
to said estate are required to make payment ut
an early day.
JOHN DURDISE. Admir-
Oct. Is. 1860 10
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-20
The Managers

OF Election, who were present whom the votes
were counted, arc requested to call on Mr.. H.
A. II. GIBSON and sign the certificate of the cleo
tion Of the Commissioners of the Poor.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-20
Election Returns.

ABB%vILLE.-S Se"ator--J Foster Mar
shall. Representatives. w C Davis, j N
Cochran, S McGowan, w Loma1, II II
Harper
ANDERSON Repre&c"tatires-C s Mat
tison, w A Hayne, John V Moore, B Il
Whitncr.
ALI. SAINTS -,Scnntor-Pcter Vaught.
CmEsrER.- .-Scnoior-S McAliley. Rep
7r$entttfi"ts--Col j 5 Wilson, w TGilmore,
Col Z Jones.
CHRIST CnURcu- Seadtor-T NJ Wog-
nrr R1'r$nf"f'cc-M W Fcnning.
CHEsTERFILn.-RprrscntatiUcs--A Mac
tarlan, W Il Prince.
CoLLEToN Scnotor-N Hayward Rep
rrsehfuI''e$--W IL y bryan, Carlos Tracy,
IL e Sheridan.
DARLlNGToN.- -Sc"otor-Dr, r L Hart
hePrcar"fatt3cs-T Z Lide, Blackwell Tim
mons.
ED0CFIEhD.--R'Prascntaticrs-Mcssrs Mcssrs
jennings, Butler, Lamar, Mobley, Gary,
Quattlebaum
fAlRFIELD.-N N""Hfor-E q Palmer.-.
R'pn$cni"HccS--R b 3oylston, L w Wood
ward, b hcCaots.
HnEENVILLE- Scsdtor-Col. r r. Ware.
hcl'FeSe"t"Grrs--Col ID Hoke, DIR. j Hill
iloRRf -'Nc""tor-F y Sessions. RFp-
|f&,4f"f'"r--C. IL S"ryls'
hERSh AW'-- SMdtof--A AT Boykin. -
Snussurc.
LANCASTER. Scn"for-ilon. ID Barnes.
HGPrcS0"tdtic"S- Black, j Williams.
LAUKENS--- Seaator-W d Sin. son.
RCP'GSch'ot' 'GeS--il \ Garter, s Craig.
George anderson, ) ii Ware.
hEAlN"foN.-So So""'or-J Hope. Rep
fcSs|f"h'eS--J IL Counts, Col. Clark.
MAELRoNoUGii.--H'l'rc&cMt"tfOcS-W j
Cook D w iIcnoGan
;, MARION 'SG"Gt2r--Dr W X johnson.
m"i,E'aG"fut'Sc'---K u Howard, w Mullins,
u W beathea'
,, Nh"Ht',!f'- S""Gfor-A e darlington,
"P/'$ .t'%S'0c$-J a Williams, James Lip
S'omp, ~ ,uoer'
y >, oNANiE AR'S,I'L ai LtSe""f0r-G =, ID kc'tt
f'e{IrcS"|t"fISes--l 40, Glover A d Frederick
"lIG" ": u5oH"E INYAH.-.,h ,h1prGsenta-
WGIS-i'ic""rd l'o@er, . II held, ~, + Z )
fS,c"' B,o", ,un p ,,,,
, i"I" 'PFCScntof''rsrh p @,.I Book
''S "a :" u'cen, n'oo'S' Adams
FamanIa w ~ W a, ''eSIO ~
,,,im' 70 - - ~ p' AZ r'S'o'' jas F"rrow' " in-
G,',,n,,, s' H ~ ~
I5ann"dr I g Irni""'"''''S-.-" pI'I,. ! fraser
hehhcuy' d Bradley.
ST. GEORGES, DoRCuEsrER.-R Rcprescn-
toti1e--T } Murray.
ST: JOINS BERKLEY.-RcprcscntatiOe--
L y hlrS
ST. JAMES SANTEE.-R, R,pTeScnt0fire-R
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-20

consumption. Also, remarks upon the most
effcctual treatment of other obstinate chronic
diseases, by DR.. w. GnINDLE, New York This
work has been ToCoiycd, aud snail receive our
attention in due time
a New York Days BusIXEss-'rhc transac-
tons in several articles of domestic produce
were very heavy OH Saturday in New York
with corresponding shipments to Great Britain
in portion of them. In round numbers the
sales were 10000 bbls. of 1ourat an average of
about S5.75 per bbl. 100000 bushels of wheat
at an average of 81 % per bushel; 10, 900 bush
els of corn at 10 cents per bushels 10000
bushels of barley at about SIS cents per bnShcl {;
1000 hhds sugar at sos per hhd 500 casks
rice at $25 per cask; 1900 bales of cotton at
SAG per bale; 1000 bbls. sperm oil ut SG2 n
barrol 1000 bbls. whale oil ut 500 barre! ;
the whole valued at more than one million one
million one hundred thousand dollars The
shipments to Great Britain were 5000 bbls.
-four, 100000 bushels wheat, and 5000 bales
cotton.
WHAT SHALL WE DO ron CoFFEE PIT ap.
pears from statistics recently published that the
consumption of coffee is increasing much more
rapidly than the production Last year, the
total consumption of Europe and the United
States alone was $50 OI0 tons, whilst the pro-
duction of all countries was hut 3l2 900 tons
The probable consumption Of the present year
is estimated ct 337. 900 tons, and tho probable
production ut 274000; and of next year, the
former at $4,000 tons the lattor at 900.
TnE MIssIssIPPI ELEcrIoN-The reforms for
local elections on Monday last says the Jackson
MSsissippfat, show that the Breckenridge De-
mocracy have swept tire State by an unprece-
dented majority, indicating not less than TWEEN
ty thousand majority, on tho first Tuesday Of
November next. Counties which have hereto.
fore been considered doubtful such as Rankin
Holmes, Yazoo, &C., have now gone Democratic
by mnjorities perfectly astounding. In all parts
of the State the ground swell is manifcsting it.
self
STENooRAPHY Acquired IN FIFTEEN MINUTES
-" Any person desirous of learning shorthand
in an incredibly short space of time, can do so
by procuring Carry's Stenographic Chart. His
system is an abreyation of less than one eight
of common writing and is spracticed by moro re-
porters than any other systc.h now in use. Af
ter acqairing it, all that's necessary to report a
speech or sermon is practice Price of chart,
with full Instructions, one dollar; ton copies
for five dollars. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed
money refunded. James II Quinn, agent,
Monticello, Sullivan county, New York.
An INsATIABLE GLUTToN--A man named
Corben appeared en- Thursday at grocery store
in New York, and offered as a wager to eat four
pounds of damaged ham, two loaYes of bread, a
pound of tallow candles, and drink. two quarts
of common brandy. pint Of gin and pint of
lamp oil. His offer was accented and he won
the wager, and after swallowing the aforesaid
mess, wanted more.
The SUGAR CkoP--The late storm in Louis-
ana has reduced tho sugar crop from 22l 900
hogsheads of last year, to 10000 hogsheads.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-20

EEoPEMENY Melissa Allen,
q pretty miss, barely out her teens, being for
bid tho company Of George Brookshaw', at Co
yington KY, on Tuesday night last, elopcd in
his company, leaving no trace of their wherea-
bouts. The parents Of the girl are in the deep
est distress Mt the occurrence, and any tidings
of the foolish pair will be most gratefully ac-
knowledged.
LINCOLN POLE Cur Down On Saturday last.
some Republicans in the neighborhood of Falls
Church. in FuirfaS county ,,'erected pole, and
raised upon it the Lincoln and IIamln flag
On Tuesday the people of the neighborhood as
.sembled and cutthe pole down, and destroyed
the flag.
WELL OFF--The average wealth Of every in
habiiant, male and femole,,man woman, and
child. in Lynchburg, Va, is worth over one
thousand dollars
NoMISATED--Udolphc Wolfe. the Schiednm
Schnnpps man has been nominated Gpr Congress
in the seventh district Of Now York by the Tam
many democrats. Mr.. Wolfe is native of
Norf1lk Va
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-20
JAMES l.. ORR.

Notice.
TTNHE CREDITORS of u. II. Wright and ,f
Il l.. IL. Wright & Son. mdof th,so of R,b't.
+. Wright which l.. III Wright IS liable to pay,
will take notice that l.. IL Wright has made n
deed OF assign" Ut to me FIR the benefit uf his
creditors. and lnstt meeting will he held for
the purpose Of cleeting an Agent to represent
creditor+. on the 3lst day Of October, inst, at
my Office at Picl;ams c. H.
j. T.. HAGOOD, Assignee.
October l9. 1869 II .
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-20

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"A ID persons indebted tothe Estate of James
IA. TBcrgyson, deceased, must make pay1,c,ih
forthwith, or they wilt sued indiscrlnii1ately.
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D. A. /. FERGUSON + 'i' Ad inKs- =
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