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JAMES II. Old IL Il, BRASS
Aruss work of every description, No. I Union So 4,
4 law doorl frorn Superior street. Cleveland Ohio. ~
4 prepared 30 furnish All KINDS ui WORK usel ~
stsani. Water ur Gas, aud al the vafiouH articles
uspd I'M the Plumbing business. Beet Pumps qi ail
kinds made and repaired brass Casting done qail' o
and Brass Work u all kinds reuairud aecaiis
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Y MORNING, AUGUST s, 1860 NO. isl
CITY Ceupeii.

President Masters in the Chair.
Minutes Of last meeting read and approved.
Present = Messrs. Thomas, Hickman,
Christian, Clark, Ballard, Oviatt. Hovey,
Stevens, Dixon, Quayle, Russell, sabin,
willard
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To provide for the construction Of sewer
from Croton street. down Case Avenue to
Kingsbury Run Referred to Committee on
Ordinances.
To establish the grade Of James street, be-
tween Vineyard aud Merwin streets. Read
second time and tabled.
To grade and improve Case Avenue. Re-
ferred TO Committee on Ordinances.
To grade and drain Seneca street be-
tween Superior street and the Canal. Re
| ferred TO Committee on Ordinances.
To establish a House Of Correction and
Work House. Read second time and
tabled.
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FOX SALE on EXCHANGE.
AN IMPROVED FARM Of Zsi acrrs-in Wisconsin,
Is miles from the Mississippi River, IN q country
we'll settled UKoullsut soil, we'll watered, 10
timber, 80 acres under cultivation Exchange
for n Euud farm IN this county city property,
WORTH, say - s0U balance, mostly on time. SIS per
acre.
l6A ACRES-s miles from the city Exchange for a
house and lot, or vacant lot east aidu VI hiver
HOUSES AND LOTS-ou Scovilln, Perry and Pitts.
burgh streets, % exchange for hrm
GOOD PROPERTY on Orange strest-Store and
dwellings, with lot, to exchange for q farm.
LANDS In Ohio, Indiana and Michigan, With some
cash, 20 exchange for good house and lot In this
city
STEAM SAW MILL and 10 acres land--ll miles
east Of the city will sell the whole part, and
will take some good Western lands IN part pay.
house, well finished and In good styles, with ~
acres land. " miles from this city-one half Of
pay may Be IN goods, horses and buggies other
property.
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ROUSE 4 JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGENTS,
No. 2ll Superior st., (uP stairb)
MARBLE BLOCK.

FOR SALE.
HUNTINGTON sTREET, near Prospect-A hrst
rate House, we'll furnished throughout, with ev-
cry convenience. Good barn and lot
GOOD BUSINESS PR0PERrI-A short distance
from the Public square lot AL 100 ieot, with two
buildings. san0a.
FARM, q AcFcs-l2 miles from the city Good
house, barn, orchard, &C., well watared, soil
sandy loan. SO per acre.
FRANKLIN sTREET-Good house, and LOT il2xiss
feet. $500
SIBLEY STREET-Two story house and lot. $50
STEAM FLOUR AND FEED MiLL-With ma
chiuery in good order and lcasehold. wun located
In this city. Very cheap.
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Clothing,
REEOKAL
CHALL THE PUBLIC SQUARE
- BIZ OPENED

may N.R7i --
SHALL THE PUBLIC SQUARE
- BIZ OPENED
In nursery rhymes we on have read
with much delight when young
Tales we'll remeu bered, now wo'ru old,
Which "Mothsr GooseT' sung
And nov, one in particular,
Ofihs man who had wOndrous goose,
who I'm its nest would hnd
A goldsn sqz. each morning laid.
Which satisfies bic need,
Until by aYarlce be VS. led
To lose AL By bis greed.
win an ozs each day he Waa not content
But be wanted AZ once ali the prise;
so with knife and hands be opened the goose,
which caused him 70 open hin cree
rsrl loI and behold, in place o. the gold,
lie f5uad nothing bat ehifails and bioqai
Aud On his despair he tore ont his hail
Aud shed big tears IN hooa.
soHis with the Public Square,
u y nov , IN 59gs 4. 52PS PssliS siSs ssesTs Ts be-
But four ghAEg ParcHH9 iore'es'
We do not IKE a patch on coat,
Nor on the iace oi a ,edy lals "a
Hew yould ike a small grass pateut
Ant All taks delight IN the Square
"a ,,.. rish man may msgt,
ti,b tbsir wives and their chihlIfn all,
Ard men aad ~, sE sss'i'fss 'ii'fssii5s i5 HAIL ~
Bought at isAAOS
IrrI-Tha iafrsst and inoft com pi''' e'-' "
/ s,sbisasbls and Iubaianiisl ....
''n nRIFADY-MADE CLOTHING,
- pgv.. Wholesale and Retail, and AZ pri.
I ~ ~ ibsf dsy composition, can Do iouna AZ
ISAAC A. IsAACs'
| MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
sole Agent for the saisoi singers celebrated
SEWING Ma CHIMES
ANu
sTORR's AUTOAlATON PRESShAH.
Corner Of Uuign and superior streets.
- LOOK OUT FOR TIE GfAHIh -
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

QUAKER Cry INSURANCE COMPANY or PM
ApELPH1A.-We call attention TO the follow
ing card from the highly respectable firm Of
Mcfarland & CO., Heyworth, III. It shove
the prompt manner in which losses are ad-
justed and paid by the above company. The
branch Office for the Northwest is at No. 2
Masonic Temple, Dearborn street, Chicago ;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-08

7 .AW BOOKS,
khgeli on Water Courses,
Angel on the Law os Carriers,
Angel and Ame8 on Corporations,
Bishop on Criminal Law, vols,
Bishop on MrrriaEe and Divorce,
EOurier's Law Dictionary,
EourieF'1 Institutes, J vols,
Brightey's Digest,
Culhings hlassachu1etts Reports. II vols,
Ch.ity on Pleading. 3 vols,
ghitty's Blackstone, 2yolg.,
CURTIS, Decisions IN the Sunrn1FG " o. s.
~ vols, ,,u rng Nga p "
ffakao 81 kttithmena,
Decisions In the Drud Scott Case,
Gruenleaf on Evidsnce, vols,
ufliard on Tort8 or Private WrungH, vols,
Hurd on Habeas Corpus,
Kenta Commentaries, vols,
Mathews Guardians Guide,
Ensha Digest Of ohio kepprtst
Nash's Pleading and Practice,
Ohio State Reports, complete SETS
Parsons on C1ntraCts, vula,s
Parsons Mercantile Law
Redhgld on Railways,
RATS Guide Cor Administrator
swans Treatise for Justices Of the Peace,
sWsh's Manual for Administrators,
Story on Parinership,
United States Digest u vols.s
United Ststes Equlty Digest, 2 vols,
Walkers American Law,
Wharton's Criminal Law,
Wendell's Blackstone. VolH.. -. ..4,,,,, ,,,
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From tho owners Of property on Michigan
street, asking the extension Of the fire limits
the whole length Of both sides of said street,
and 100 feet back. Referred to Committee
on Fire and Water.
From certain residents on Seneca street,
stating that they had previously been taxed
for the construction Of the Seneca street sew
er, and asking that portion Of the present
tax bo remitted. Referred TO Board Of Inn
nrnYomonls.
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NORToN's OINTMENT,

roH
sALT-RHEUM AND sCROF La;
Permanently cures soaldhoad Ringworms, aud all
Itching Eruptions Of the skin.
This Ointment ponetrstes 10 the basis Of the dis
easogoes 20 itH very souroe-and cures from the esh
beneath 70 the skin the Euriacs. Sold In larg'
glass boxes, price 90 cents.
Prsparsd b. GERHEr NoET0S, Proprietor, New York
DsDot Il PEsFoLD, PAEEEH a MoWER's. No. /!
Ds.1.na. sa,a Z. sTnnNn s.rIo : ARMSTRONG. ebzs
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HErwoErH, Ju
To whom h NAV concern

To whom u may concern
This is 70 certify that We had the misfor-
tune TO have our store and goods destroyed
by fire a short time since, on which we were
insured in the Quaker City Insurance Com
pany Of Philadelphia. We Immediately mo-
tilted their general agent, Curtis l.. North,
of Chicago, and he came promptly forward
and adjusted our loss in very honorable and
satisfactory manner, and We have received
the full amount Of our policy $1,000. We
therefore recommend TO Rll who want insur-
ance in a sound, reliable company 70 pat
ronize the Quaker City, Of Phusdelphia,
MCFARLAND 4 Co.
Fire and Marine risks taken in tho above
company at the usual rates, by
S. II. Fox, Agent,
dlw-2e5 No. Is Atwaier Building.
Nrw YoRk DAILrEs-Tribune, Herald and
Times 10 cents per week World aud Sur
10 cents per week. Leave orders at Quiu
lan's news depots at the Wcddell or Angie
Houses, or at Iva Ontario street.
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RESOLUTIONS.

By Mr.. Thomas, That $50 be appropriated
for the purpose Of painting the lndustrn
School building. Adopted.
BY Mr.. Quayle, That the City Attorney be
requested 70 report 70 the Council what are
The legal rights in regard to building wharis
encroaching upon the river. Adopted.
BY Mr.. Russell, That work be suspended
on the removing Of the fountain, and that the
damage 10 the original fountain be repaired
without delay.
Mr.. Russell said be introduced the resolu-
| ton at the request Of numerous citizens, and
advocated its passage, believing that good
taste dictated that the statue should stand IN
| front ofthe fountain, the background being
beautifed by the trees and fountain.
Mr.. Stevens opposed the resolution, behev-
inc the report Of the committee correct.
Mr.. Oviatt spoke in favor Of and Messrs
Clark and Marshall against the resolution.
The resolution was lost.
Nv Mr.. Russell, That the statue Of Perry
be placed on the spot originally designated
by the artist. Lost
By Mr.. Thomas, That the Board Of i'm
provements be authorized 70 contract will
! kouthworth K Williams for the construction
of sewer on Seneca street. Adopted.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Several bills were received and appropri
ately referred.
Adjourned.
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NeClIVtu anu UItu.
OF the Secretary Of Water Works making
a statement Of the receipts and expenditures
for the Water Works. Amount Of receipts
over expenses, 1888 81.
OF the City Commissioner, reporting the
labgrs Of he chain emo from Anril % 70
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1rn 0aods.

y
COTTON HOSTERY.-A FULL
~ Ts Line at RErrBERo HAusMANS,s.
BARGAINS FOR THE PEOPLE,
.nIR ENTIRE STOCK OF TWO |
Shilling Challis will be marked down this day /
20 uue Shilling. - uArnyvrN 4 Co
DRESS TRIMMlNGS.-WE ARE |
now receiving a large assortment q the latest |
sIl9' ,gns 0i Df''ss SMITH. IrII'E 'E2EkfEL i BLAHD,
@sy7i ies superior, opposite Bank st.
DIJOUS KID GLOVES--JUsT
I'D TurohA''ss ss,T 4 ,fTTfi2R EIf1ffL Rt9Bs .9iBns al
mavzi les superior q.
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS,
4 English GrspadluFs,
Orgardie Robes,
! GFeuadine Robes,
foulard yaienciaa'
ust received by y L BALpMlNa a 90.
NOR THE TRADE-NETS FOR
Il the Hale RETTBERG f.1 IiSiHs q iHAusMANSs
NEW YORK JOBBING HOUSE
No. 1SO SUPERIOR ST.
IT ARGE INVOICE OF NEW
i GOODS on ,hs way from ihs East.
$50 dosa. Hoop Skirts Solddthis E'ta5-
AshHient IN less than tour mOHttd
and great ouantit,, Of other kind, Of Good, In their
line At Lower rates than
ANY DRY GOODS sTOREIN THE STATE
MEssRs. J. 0. BROWN & SON
Hare busines connections with the largest New
YORK wholesale JoIbing Houses, and ars In reoeip'
INCREASING LIST OF PATRONS,
consisting Of
DRY GOODS,
STAPLE FANCY ARTICLES, YANKEE NO.
TIoEs, JEwELRY. HARDWARE
Umbrellas, Parasois, Beduafsi Dre'' Good
FOR THE LADIES,
3 Broadclothes, Cassimeres, CottOnRdes, Gents
Summer Wear, Irish Linens, Toweling,
Table Clothes, Bleached Muslin,
= Brown Sheetings, Sewing
3 silks, Spool Cotton,
= Lawns,
2 CHOICE PRINTS,
81 RUBBER GOODS,
FURNISHING GOODS for GENTS
and numerous varieties known 70 the Ne" Tor
! trade --.....-.-.-.. -. .-,r,,soa
d r. -htrh -, invite the attention ol all classes
-e I Bnvpra who wish 20 purchase chR4P ~ eAen -
l. save the exchange, tnauranga elll
nom com uiercial Houses In ths Seaport cities.
= julyE.291 ----------
Z CtORSETS-AbL NUMBERS, A.
HETTBERG 4 HAusMANNB.
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CLEVELAND AND ToLEDo.-The Cleveland
and Toledo Railroad earnings the fourth week
in July show an advance Of sl,74T. The
month Of July stands as follows;
i9'-i
Lncronse. ........ ........... el,ol'
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b6'~ Il should Be kno,s7s, Tor it is tact
strikingiy true that Or. s. A. Wtaycr's Caakcr and
salt kheum Syrup, together with the Cerate, never
hils Of giving satisfaction TO an Who give them
trial, ior az yet they have mover Jailed On single iu-
stance Of curing an Humors, such a. Salt Rhcum,
krysrelas and the like. In eases OF this kind the
fullest reliance may b. placed upon these rFcpara-
finar
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NBw ADVERTIsRlIRNTs.

sB- Fer Tclegrnphic, Market and Marine
Ncyr see Fourth Page.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. AUG. :, 1850.
TRAVRLRR's RRGIsTER.


TININ NNU UHNAWENIAL pHINTINO-
as- Plain and ornamental printing Of every de-
scfipuon uone az the Printing establishments or the
LGApER occt on the latest improved and NEST rapid
steam PRESSES, In the best styo on thor. notice and
~ reasonable rates. Particular attention PAID 20
blank work. Every description cf Binding done,
specially Hank Books, LodEera, Journals, sales
hooks. Receiving Books, &C, &c
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4iIiufFg GmbroiatFg.

tiNMBROIDERING AND STAMP.
q. ~, .s., s2n' : ss.is 3. So 'i5s @ ii ~
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Terms, a a.i eE;; re- il9' isllI'i :.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-02-18
Pew Talk and Church Scandal.

Pew Talk and Church Scandal.
That tall young fellows hcre to-day;
wonder what's his name;
His eyes are fixed upon our pew
Do look ut Sally Dame.
Who's that young lady dressed in green?
1t can't be Mrs. leach
There's Deacon Jonos with Mrs. Giles!
wonder if he'll preach?
Lend me your fan il is so warm;
We both will sit in prayers;
Mourning becomes the Widow Ames-
How Mary's bonnet flares
Do look at Nancy Shoppers VEIL
It's full n breadth too wide;
wonder if Susunnah Ayres
Appears to day as brideg
Lord. what voice Jane Rice has got
Oh, how that organ roars;
Pm glad we've left the singers SCAT
How hard Miss Johnston snorcs.
What ugly shawls are those in front?
Did you observe Ann Wild?
Her new straw bonnct's trimmed with black,
guess she's lost child.
I'm half asleep; that Mr.. Jones!
His sermons are so long:
This afternoon woll stay Mt home
Aud practice that new song.
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Gray Hairs.

ny MRS. l.. II. sIGOuRNgY.
Gray h,irs II marvel why they strike
Such terror and dismay,
No mark of wickednCss on shame
Or foul disgrace are theyj
As silent rs infant dreams
Steal DER the cradle down,
They weave their sparkling silver threads
In with the black, or brown.
Gray hairs the waning beauty shlieks
Dciore her mirrors face,
And forth the 'umblest invader flies
Cprooted from its place.
Oh. lady, stay that lily hand.
If one such guest should fall,
They say Il dozen more will como
70 attend the funeral
Gray hairs - saw the Queen of France
Arraycd in regal state.
Received the elite OF my hands,
The titled and the great;
And while her dignity and gracc
Were praisd by every tongue,
The long, white ringlets o'er her brow
In fearless clusters hung.
Gray hairs when sprnklcd here and there
In beard and whiSkcrs too.
Inspire respect and confidence
More than the youthful hue;
OF knowledge of mankind they tell,
pcvehancc Of serious thought,
Aud less at the expensive school
Of sage experience taught.
Cray hairs II think them beautiful
Around the ancient face,
Like pure unsullied SHOWS that lend
The wintry landscapes grace;
When found in wisdom's ways they crown
With wcalths cXlmusiless store,
prelude to that home OF Joy
Who're change is known no more.
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Assignees' Notice.

Ill the creditors of T.. 4. Alexander, who desire
N to take under his assignment, must hand in
their claims ON or before the 9th day of March
next payment will be made on such clnims on
the 9th day Oi March next, at II o'clock, NJ at j.
j. Nortons Law-olice, in Pickens village.
J. +. lIAGOOD, J Assignecs and
NJ. NJ. NORTON agents of the
j. j. NORTON creditors.
Jan. 49, 1860 2l g
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rwrctobed on 4 forcien coast"

"wrctched on a foreign coast"
"George MAXWELL" exclaimed the stran-
ger, grasping the miners thin hand in his
right honest, healthy grip, {" God bless you ];
and who am but Jed Little able to carry a
dozen of you N my back. Come, come, my
home is your home. 1t is all summer with
me, George Dynxwell,,' who can describe
the meeting of the wonderful faithfulncss of
Gods providence, whereby bundle of old
clothcs, planted twenty or twenty-five year
before, yielded an abundant harvcst--iricnd-
ship, food hope, shelter, medicine, and Il
prospect of better business than mining could
ever be to one so dclicatcly brought up as
George Maxwell had been.
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Thrilling Eloquence.

tvns ON W,dnosdav VS. W. ho y, n'p,oSgnea, i, Ll
md u,n bnor, rron, which tln,, ,,r,onnJ,S ''''O
Tbo ;ncidnnts norra,nd oanmnt 9, r'e;1,,.,
n,or,. nvo L,. wL;nb tLo,, .,.o ,,,.,,,,l mi
I,n'.,,a,!o Iy I",na c, ".0 p1,u?ou ~ "o
gungc @f elevated n,trint;smp. r''o - WY '""-
Mirhn I.trict ,fhi,.h ro,,,.o.,.. , A.
,o,,,t,, c.c'.i,;a,' ~" ''I'osc"'' anu 'ne
c,,,oMs .,a,;l D '. oo"",J ','uo c
tbo vow Srst ~ .,II H., ca,,.L S v'o o, "'@.
=, oss,oh,,.,,,, i'' W " se"" ,: e"ooC'
rl sn,t. i; ,I,ot li;GI '" w ','v 'aG,i
sIot ~ w ~ n Ioy & %'''' M I'm
,Loro l,.,,
G.nn, haSoou, t w.. 81 ~ ,I",,j,
riynn o,l, T,oro es,nm'jJod ~, ~" 10th of
,TnIr I-2i tIo ynrv Gr.t bo"d 81 snnthorm
mem who morcbrd totbe MD Of Nossocbusotts
Tbnv met thcrn and tLcir r,Ily;ny crv VS.
4" bcr.lipr for Rnston y ~
"TLot ba,mtifrl and noocof,l ,.,,,o, bod
novcr hoen n,lImtod by t,,n fnotyt,ns ' nfo G,n.
for even tbc Indians themselves knnt i froo
from tbo ;ncnrsion of .Ln oron,,, - woe ~
hnnt;r,, ran,r, md ,,o,,trol r,ra,,,a &c n'" aIn
r;gincrs This hand oSsc,nIinJ tborc md ~o
hoe line for Roston " wos mndc from thoroo
Reforo tbcy ,norcLc1 tLn,, 1,aJo - ,I,d..l'+ M
,ll who .,Iryiynd ,yn,,Id ,so,,,IJo ft[or, Grt,,
vnors oftnr tbot d,v II w,, nv. ,r;ho an3
pleasure to be present when the hfty years
rol'ed around IHree aged, feeble, totterng
men SURVIVORS OF that glorious band OF
one hundred ana twonty-were alt who were
lGt' TO Keep 'hHr trust, ana be faithful to the
n,ni0ns tbn hoHos of ,oo,,, ,,f ,vLn,,, ,,.,,ro
hlnach;n,. IN tbc Tortborr XII,
"Slr have often heard from the last sur
vlvor OF that band OF patriots, the incidents
OF their first meeting and their march; how
they made some six hundred miles in twenty
doys-thrty miles day-and how, as they
nGarcd their point OF destination, Washington,
who happened to be making reconnaissance
IN the ne'gnoorhood, saw them approaching,
ana recognMng the hnSey-woolSey hunting
Shlr's OF OLD Virginia, rode up to meet and
greet them to the camp; how, when he saw
tncr captain his ola companion IN arms, Ste
PnohSoA, VINO STOOD ny ms SIDE at the Great
McauowS, on Bfaod0ck iatal field, and IN
many an lnolah campaign, and who reported
i''''3eI' 10 MS con'hlahoer as "J'om me rVh!t
| buHh % me I"t0mdc he sprang from his
ion in arms with both hands. He spoke no
word of welcome, but the cloouence of silence
t9ld what his tongue could not artcuatc He
moved along the ranks shaking the hand of
each, from man to man, and all the whle-as
my nformcr told me-the big tears were seen
coursing down his manly cheek.
cay, sir Washington wcpt And why
| did ho ,,lo,;,,,e co,,I oe il
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-02-18
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

PICKENs--IN ORDINARY.
Hannah Clayton Ex'trx,
Alex. Algood, Ex'or Petition for final set
VS.. tlemcut.
stephen g Clayton & ot!!crs
| L appearing to my satisfaction tkat Stephen G..
Clayton Nathaniel Guerin and wife Margaret,
and John T. Clayton, defendants in 'his case, re-
side without the limits of this State: 1t is ordcrcd
therefore. that these absent defendants do several
ly appear in the Court of Ordinary at Pckens c..
H., on Monday the S0th day of April next, to shew
cause, if any they can, why final settlement of
the estate of John Clayton, deceased, should not
be made, and decree thereon accordingly pro-
uounced
w. E. HOLCOMDE, ORD.
Jan. %, 1860 26 8n,
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I HAVE a quantity of this celebrated Seed
i for sale or exchange. Price, $50 cents per
25 pounds; in exchange, / for ..
Application must be made by the 1st January.
j. w. CRAWFORD.
Cold Spring Dec G. 1889 2I-tf
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

TEIE NTNTE OF SUUJH UAKULINN,.
rICEENs-IN TIE COURT OF COMMoN PLEAS.
TNDGAR w. CLYDE. who is the custody
i \ of the Shcrf of pickcns District, 10y writ
of capas ad satisfacicndum Mt the suit of f..
a. Alexander, having filed in my office, together
with schedule, on oath, of his estate and cf-
fects his petition to the Courtof Common Pleas,
praying that he may be admitted to the benefit
Of the Acts of the General Assembly made for
the relief of insolvent debtors It is ordered,
that the said f.. \. Alcxander ard all other the
creditors to whom the said Edgar w. Clyde is
in anywse indebted, be, and they are hereby
summoned, and have notice to appear, before
the said Court at Pickens Court House, on the
Sd Monday in March next, to shew cause if any
they can, why the prayer of the petition afvrc-
said, should not he granted.
j. +. HAGOOD c.c.r.
Dec. 10, 1850 81 3m
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Estate Notice.

4 LII persons having demands against the
IA Estate of Sargent Griffin, deceased, will
please present them properly ottested at once ;
and those indebted to said Estate either by Ac
count Sale note or otherwise. must make pay
ment before Return day or they will have cost
to pay. We arc determined to settle up the
Estate forthwith.
T.. ii. GRIFFIN.
TIl0S. GRIFFIN, Non rs
jan 3. 1860 23
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The New Advancement,

TTNIIE business will be continued by tho under
Il signed. at the old Stand. lie returns his
thanks to his friends and tho public for past
patronage, and respectfully solicits a continu-
apce of tho samo to tho new concern.
II. 4. WRIGHT.
Fair Play, Jan 25, 1860 26 d
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Coop ADVICE, Girls, let us tell you a
stubborn truth. No young woman ever look
ed 50 well, to sensible man, as when dressed
in plain, neat, modest attire, without sin
gle ornament about her person. She looks
then as though she possessed worth in her
self, and needed no artificial rigging to en-
hancc her value. If a young woman would
training hef temper, and cherishing kindness,
mcckncss, mercy and other good qualities, as
most of them do in extra dress and ornaments,
to increase their personal charms, she would
at glance be known amonga thousand-hcr
character would be read in her countcnancc
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D'IsRAELI owes the reporters one. In a
recent speech he said, "Gentlemen, am not
one of those who scatter ambiguous voices in
the market places" They reported him thus:
Gentlemen, am not one of those who stag
ger and use big voices in the market place"
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LIrrhE GrnTo--" Pa, didn't you whip me
for biting Tommy?" Papa" Yes my child,
you hurt him very much" Little girl
Well, then, Pa, you ought to whip mamma S
music teacher, too for he bit mamma right in
the mouth yesterday, and know it hurt her.
because she put her arms round his neck and
tried to choke him |"