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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-27
The Foreign News.

The foreign news is interesting In Liver
pool, cotton had slightly advanced. GARABALDG
is still victorious, and he and the Sardnans are
bitterly denouncos Sardinia and the policy of
non.inervention by the European powers He
cxhorts Catholic countries to render assistance
necessary to waive his authority. 1t is now
generally believed that there will bc no intor-
ference. the great powers having come to the
conclusion that the Popc should be diyested of
his temporal power and authority. Spain pro-
poses q Catholic Congress as meansof settling
tho differences Of the Catholic world.
The VoicE or FLontDA.-We have received ex-
pressions of opinion in personal intercourse and
by letter from many citizens of young sister
of the Southern Peninsula and large majority
concm in the opinions which are thus stated by
the ST. Augustine Eramincr.
In the present political CANVASS wo have sup-
ported Breckenridge as the candidate whose cleo
ton was impetatigely demanded by the interests
Of the South and the safety Of the Union. With
that view hosted his name at the head of our
columns previous to his nomination We shall
continue to support him with zeal energy, and
confident hope till the election. And IT. unfor-
tunaicly, he should be defeated by his Black Re-
publican competitor, we shall call upon every
Southern man and every Southern State to unite
III defence Of tho rights Of the South We shall
advocate with NIL the force God has given us the
Immediate formation of n separate Confedegacy of
the Cotton States If that be secession or treason
make the most oft
81 APPoINTED- Gen. G. G. Wagner of South
Carolina, has been appointed chief clerk of the
eensas department, at Washington, and is Civ
ing General satisfaction.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-27
LARGE SALE,
On Monday, 2eth Novombor, 1860.

XNT I'LL he sold at the residence of Gen. p
w ~ Gnrvn. to the highest bidder, on
Monday the 2Gth day of November next, tho
Rcai and Personal Estate,
Assigned by the said r. N. Garvin, for the bene
mt of his creditors tn wit:
Trnct No |. the Home Place. containing
Nine hundred Acres of Land more or less. we'll
improved, with gond river bottom thcrcon--nt-
joining a. II. B,gg+. James laurence and
others
Tract No 2, containing Two Hundred nnd ff.
ty acres moro or lcss, adjoining G. S. Garyin.
james j. GarviN and Others
Tract N" B, containing Five hundred and fur
ty acres more or less. on the head of Crow creek
adjoining Wiley Reeves and others
Tract No A. containing Two hundred and
Monty'hVe acres more or loss, adjoining Wm
CrenShaw. Mcajnh Alexander and others
Tract No 5, continuing Two hundred and
scventysix acres more or less, adjoining Silas
Stone. Estate of Maverick ard others
Tract NoB, containing One thousand acres
moro or less. on the head waters of Oolenoy creek
adjoining Asel Reeves. John Gravely and others.
Tract No Z, containing One thousand acres
more or less, adjoining No 6, Ase Reeves and
others.
Tract No 8, containing One thousand acres
more or less. on Collar and Poor creeks, adoin-,
ing Wm. Alexander and nthers.
Tract M o. containing One thousand ac~ca
more or less, adjoining No g. VIM Alexander
and others
Tract No 10, containing One thousand acres
more or less, on both sides Of McKinney's creek.
w"tcrs Of keowte river, adjoinng Samuel Par
aOns and others. ~.
Tract No III. containing Ono thousand acres
more nr less on the Devils Fork, adinininr
lands belonging to tine Estate of Maverick and
| others,
| Tract No IL. containing Nine hundred and
ninety eight acres more or less on branches of
| Lirtle river, waters of Keowee river. adjoining
lands surveyed for Joseph Grisham and Jeptha
Norton and others. e.
Tract No l3, containing Sixty acres moro or
/ less, adjoining j. A Ballinger.spd others.
| Tract No ii, containing Sixty-niRe acres moro
! or less. adjoining jeremiah Pratcr Geo Brock
| nd others.
'i.aot No Is containing Seventy acres moro
or ies'. adjoining Tract No l, whoroon Horny
Sargent now lives. . ,..
| Tract No 10, continuing Three hundred and
sixty acre, more or loss, Ndioining Col. Benz
lIagpod. Macy Bockston'and others
Tract No II, containing Five anil one.half
ceres more or less, adjoining James A. Gaines
and others.
Tract No Is, containing Two hun,lred acres
more or less. adjoining VIM Douglass, Mrs.
Merck and others ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-27
a Largo Sale

OF Real Estate, belonging to the German
Settlement Society" was malo at Walhala, on
Friday last. Much of it was sold Mt good prices
which indicates the prosperity of that spirited com
munity. "rhc Falls" the most valuable tract,
was not sold. There is on this place, superior
water powcr-omplo for all ncedn,l purposes, 1t
may be treated for at private sale.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-27
OBJ 1rWARW.

DIED, Mt the residence of his father in Lauder.
dale County Miss, OH the LIST inst SAMUEL RED
infant and only SON of james T.. and Caroline d.
tied of dipthcria, aged IL months and twenty FIVE
days.
Who can build up the laccrated hearts Of these
young anddoting parents the sweet cherub which
shed new beam of hope on the pathway of life
and who formed link OF endcarment between fa.
ther andmother is'gonc. In the beautiful language
of Prentiss,
6 lie was rainbow of promise,
On the storm clouds OF life"
What sympathy of friends or relatives can fill
the aching void in those fond hearts. Nothing that
mortals can offer father mother look only to Him
who said "Suffer little coildren to como unto mo,
Heaven" 80
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-27
The Mines.

The Dahionoga sigma! states that depositof
t'oc"ty pounds ,fcc am a hqy ounces of gold was
mad" at the mint, at that place last week, from
tho Dorm mine in this Statc--tho income of one
weeks work
An interest is wax ming, says the same pa
per, in the copper mines in Lumpkin county, on
tho Ch"stotcc, siN miles from Dahloncsa. They
arc supposed to be rich
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-27
SpociaI Notice.

THOSE indebted to the assigned estate of FIN.
= paryin are required to make prompt payment;
otherwise, suits will be commenced against them'
The papers arc in the hands of ROM. A. TnoMp-
son, Esq, who is authorized to transact the bus.
mess Pay attention TO this, or you will nan cost.
Ct, w. RANKIN, Assignee
Dot ~ 1860 13
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-27
NOticc.

WID0WS of the soldiers of the war Of
~ 1872 who arc drawing half pay pensions
OF S3.5O per month. are entitled to back pay,
and if they will place their business in nv
hands, Will present their claims.
NY address % Olaytcn's Mills, Pickens Dis.
Oct. 10, 1860 IL n
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-27

t. ESQ ---- "A IsNO7---~--
Six Negro Slaves, three of them being young
and very likely;
Two Jacks and one Jennett;
Stock of Horses, Cattle. Shocp. Hogs Gram,
Farming Implements, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, and various other articles.
ea51 Purohasersto pay extra for papers.
RaS- Saleto eomnenco at 10. A. M.
Terms Of Sase- Sums under five dollnva. oasb.
over that Amount on q credit of nine months
With interest from tho day of sale, 70 be secured
by note and two good snreties. The right Of
property not g be changed until the terms of
sale are complied with. & =
q w. RANKIN, AasieAso,
RoB'T. A. TIIOMPSON.
- AgeRt for the Creditors.
Oet. ~. lSOO l3
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-27
Read

The advertisements of Mcssrs j. b. SLOAN
& Co, of Pcndlcton; aud the sale of the as.
signed Estate of Gen. GARyIx in our columns
this week
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-27
Coming ont Soon

The now series Of the Southern Prcsbytori.
an" to be ciitcd by Rev. A. A. PORTER, will be
commenced in Columbia, on the Sd November
next.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-27
BWG1E NEAL,

MARntEn, on the !3d inst. by Rev. V. A. Sharp,
MIR. JogLT ONEALr, to Miss MARY A. MoWHoa-
TfR, all of this district
Be3Y' Printers r.o received.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-27
SS73 IL
Total receipts
And through the same me-
dinm have naid out

And through the same me-
dium have paid out
1859
Nov. Cash to Mrs Cape
hart part of j. O. Ham
mett's account s Q 25
Nov 23-Cush to NJ. Z.
Mitchell agt Six Mile
Company, for Smoke
house at idil 100 90
Nov 24-Cush to j. NJ.
lIunnicutt for Cases in
Clerks Office 20 90
Dec. IL Cash to Trcasu-
rcr, commissions Sl02.
cent, 81
Dec 1O-Cash to Trcasu- >'
rcr commission onSl22.
25, p'id out at y per
cont, 8 05
1860
Jan. 10-Cash to J. O.
IIammctt bal. account for
work at Jail, IL rs
April Cash to Nailor,
Smith & Co for IL pair
Blankets, and interest, As 90
June Cash t, W. H.
iIovey, part fo. Safe for
Sheriff solicc, 2S 90
June Cash to II. W.
Green, account for Pitch
er, lock, &c, 80
June Cash to III Hughes
for 32 lights, glazing,
&c, in Court House, 3 20
Juno 13-Oash to w H.
Hovey balance for Safe, 8 25
June 13--Cash to #. b:
Benson, surv, account
for Bagging &C., 1G 90
June 20-Cash to j. N.
Lawrence account for
Merchandise, IL 10
june 20-Cnsh to j. n.
Lawrence, account for
1850 Brick, 6 rs
July 10--Cash to j. Zach
airy, Pointing, Limo,
Brick, &c., 24 05
July 20-Cash 70 j. w.
Parsons for Table, Cover
and Andirons for Ordina-
July Cash to j. G. c.
Kruse for painting, &c,
in Clerk office, 2 90
July Clash to j. G.. G..
Krusc for painting, &c.,
in Sheriff office, q so
July Cash to j. G.. c..
Kruse for painting, &c.,
in Ordinary's Office, 5 90
Oct 10-Cash to Trcasu-
rer, 2per cent. commits
sion on S761 7Grecoived, Ii %
Oct. 10-Cash to Treasu-
rcr, 2 per cont. commits
sion on Si73.50 paid out, 3 AZ
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Hg 9Igodpge'E

0F the Commissioners of Public Buildings
" for Pickens District to the Presiding
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas, mt Fall
Term, 1860
Said Board through their Treasurer have
received and are chargoable with
1859.
October Amount on hand at last Re.
port, 8 53
Nov. 28-- Majors fine paid by Clerk, rs 90
Dec. 1O-Cash in part of Judgment
vs.M A. Perry and Il. a. Edge, 81 S3
1860
April l4-Cash Of G. +. Sccba rent
Of Masonic ITsllto lst Jan. last, 60 90
April l5--Cash of Clerk, Samuel
Ogcsby's Fine and interest, 400 3S
June 1S-Cash of j. W. T.. Carey in
part for Tax assessed, 100 90
june 20--Cnsh of j. ~ Lawrence
for his Noto, 10 As
Sept 13-CnSh of j. w. Il. Carey in
part for Tax assessed, 100 90
Oct. cash Of j. w j.. Carey in
full of Tax assessed Is 93
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-27

FoR THE WEsT.--We always regret to see our
old friends and fellow citizens leaving the home of
their nativity and youth, says the Anlci on Ga-
zcttc and seeking humc in the far West. but we
think it proper and just to say that the removal
OF James Young, Esq, from Pickens District, has
cast gloom over our feelings, the like Of which
we have not felt for years. Mir Younr aItbomgb
living in District different from our own, has iy
his uniform Kindness aud friendly good wishes to-
wards us won our lasting esteem and gratitude. -
May God prosper him and his household wherever
hc may go.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-27

TALL OAKS FROM LITTLE AcoRNs GRow."-
The New York SIN says: Sixty years ago. q
naval officer, wishing to cross from Staten Is
land to Bergen, could find no person willing TO
undertake the job savcn bare footed boy. Who.
despite the rougmcss of the sea- bravoly rowed
him to the place of destination. The officer was
50 pleased with his pluck that he got hin. sit
nation on steamer, and that boy is Cornelius
NAnderbllt, who is now worth oyer S Sl3. 900 600
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-27

NM lLL he sold, mt the residence of Gen. T.
w n. Gnrvin to the highest bidder ON
Monday the 2Grh day of November next tho
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-27

SINGULAR DISAPPEARANCE leading phy.
sican and druggist of Olatbc Mo, and young
gentleman of high personal character was en-.
gagged to be married to II respectable and ne
complished young lady Of the neghborhood. -
The marriage was to be celebrated ono dav last
week, but a few days previously the Gentleman
disappeared and has not since been heard of. -
The young lady received package, about the
time of the disappearance containing ti;lc deeds
to all the Gentemans property, in Olnhc and
the neighborhood, amounting to several thou
sand dollars
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-27

81 APPoINEED--Gcn. G. c. Wagner Of South
Caroline, has been appointed chief clerk of the
eepsns department at Washington, and is Civ
ina General satisfaction
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-27

SUDDEN DEATH-Rev. Angus c. McNcal, u
Presbyterian clergyman, died very suddenly
while officiating in the pulpit of the Church
at Centre Ridge, Cohobn county, Ala, on Sun
day, 18th inst.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-27

Saturday Morning, October 81, 1860.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-27

PICKENS C. IT,, s. c.:
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-27

IN BoNER's TRAIN-Boner. the great news
paper man, has induced President Buchanan to
write for the Ledger. His first effort will be a
sketch of William Lowndes, of South Carolina
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-27

THE PoMTGcAL CoMPLENGoN OF CoNGREss-
The United States Senate. which assemblies in
December and closes on tle .lth of March, con
siss Of thirtysix National or Administration
Democrats twcnty.seven Republicans and two
Douglas Democrats. with one vacancy from Ore.
gon. The new Senate will also consist Of a ma
jority of National Democrats, with strong prob.
ability that in the House they will also have the
controlling power for the next two wears. The
House which meets in December and adionrns
on the 4th of March, contains an nti.Dcmo-
cratic majority.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-27

"'uE SHOE TRADE-The Shoe and Leather Re-
porter says that 243,683 cases of boots and
shoes were shipped to the South during the
quarter ending 30th September of which o.
OF this amount Georgia received 1879; Alaba-
ma, !, $50 cases
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-14
TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
lReported for the Richmond Dispateh.1
Illinois Politics.

Cutc.co, July 1.-THE Breckenridge wing
~ the Democracy held State Convention at
ScrinafeId to-day and adopted resolutions
andorsinr the nominations of Breckenridge
and Lane, and recommending each county
and Senatorial District TO present in fun
ticket of national Democrats, TO be voted for ~
the ensuing election.
The following State ticket was nominated
For Governor. Thomas NJ. Hope 'oT Lieu lieu
tenant Governor. Thomas Sucll for ntuir ,
fary OF STATE, Il. T Bark for AnditYi n't ., -
IL smith; for Treasurer W ii oa,t1e. n"t
~, ,,a,,'ha1i Ihe nominations were received
with much cnIhusissm, and salute et Ae1
guns were fired ia their honor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-14
Erie Railroad.

NEW YORK, July f3-Ihe MIN mor,g
closed. and the sale takes place November
aah. Arrangements are understood 10 nave
bee made for the redemption OF poruoh Oh
the past due second mortgage bonds, amour i
my TO about 81 GQuUtu. on which the holoeis
demand the cash, principal and interest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-14

BALTIMORE, July 10 Flour duu-Howard st.
s. =; City Mills IS IS. Wheat qutet- red SlCjf
( -. white 81 goa ~ 30 Corn duli-yeiow 6fT
t5. " bite 73c. Provisions actlye and hrm-iness
pork $40 Is Lard BE. Whlskey dull at 2U1a.
NV YORK. July l3.-Cotton dull and UNCHANGED.
our firm. " heat new Southern white . 40n
81; new Southern red ) las Corn hrn-mi2 ed
81 a63 Provisions unchanged. Ehiskey 2li4.-
IurpeutIns heavy At 39.f40. Rusn dull at ; 50 -
Rice firm and qu!et Il, 4'2f4..
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,o,qrcssisnnI >ominations.

MrLwAuNsE Juy The Kern ,nrG r OF
i,,''.fed fohn T. Potter by acclamauon for
congress a large and enthusiastic raufica-
non meeting was held in the afternoon, which
was addressed by Senator booiittie ana
q. hers. -,
,uY,Aco July Ii The Democratic Conven-
aim, for the qth District OF Indiana. yesterday
dominated G. ". Cathcart for Congress by ac-
,lsmation.
GRAND RArIDs, Mich, July l2.-The Re-
,uh!icSus Of the Sd District o. this State have
dominated Francis W. Kellogg for reelection
ta Congress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-14
by Th0S. W. keesee, Auct.,
IOEhce cnrnar Ilth and NnrH atraatxl

A ADMINISTRATIONS sALEOF HOUSE.
- HOLD AND K TCHEN URNITURE,
HORSE, BUGGY, CART, FARMING UTEN
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, July 18th, com
meLaing at o'clock, at Nogwood,' the res ldence
OF the late kus'acs Robinson. all of his House
hold and Kitchen FURNITURE, HORSE. BU
~ and HARM ESS. Cart and Harness. Farming
Utensils. &c. &c. By order Of tho Administrator
IEaas.-All .ums under $50. cash; that
amount, 90 days credit. for approved NEGOTIABLE
notes with interest added.
jy 10 IH0S. W. KEESEE. Auct'r.
POSTPONEMENT.-T The above sale is post
poned until MONDAY afternoon. a 3 O'Clock.
Jy Is THOS. w. KEESEE, Auct,
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By Alex. Mott, Aucpr.
FURNITURE. DRY GOoDs AND GRO

FURNITURE, DRY GOUDS AND GRO
CERl Es.- Will he sold at auction, at my store,
corner 90 Nam and 18th streets, on SATURDAY
MORNING, The ith day OF July commencing At
10 O'Clock, "A lot of second hand FURNITURE
DRY GOODS Several invoices Of Dry foods,
Coats, Pants. Vests Hats, Cars. shoes. BonLets.
Shawls, MantIas Capes, ThIidrop's SACKS &c
Gh0CERl tS,- brandy, Wine. Tobacco Soar,
Ca dies, IS bbis Herrlngs. ~ boxes alewjyss,
% go Cigars ly Iil AbFN MOTT, Auct'T.
AbDfTIONAL.-Wi Ill I've add d TO M sale I HIS
MORNING, 10 cakes cheese and : kss Butter.
jy1i AftE MOTT. Auot'r.
'Ith NM 10 nG SOID Al
L AUCTION On SATURDAY MORNING,
the 18th day OF July. will sell at public suction,
Il my store corner OF Nam ard 10Th streets 81 10
O'Clock. one new TURNING LA1 HE, with Scar
ard slide complete. ALEN MOTT,
lei AuctiOneer.
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rms s1Al
s.LE ~ sgAL gsyAT

TRrsTEE's ssLE OF RgAL Estate
pr AZ EAk Mh,;ncHdEtSsTERsv hN Nd lxJaP rs
trases n o nE d.ea Of .fu.t sr.eutso bs
Mana Scott, sometimes csiiea Sullivan, dated
2G.h February. 1889 duly recorded IN Chest r6eId
premises, on THURSDAY the Inn Jsly. 1850. at
fronting u feet on the north sIdc Of the Msnehes
ter eoaipit Turnpike, running hack Iso feel; ana
o. the premises ap' he sg mUuss and Lo IN To
city OF Richmond, known as No - N Jad' h'a
Ssnn' ao,ni,ns q fee, on ,ndah street. mas
out te trustee MI convey with the usual special
TsEss.- one-thIrd cash; balance and Z and 3
months. for ne .otiahle notes, hearing interest,
and title retained I'LL last note is paid.
Sale conducted by GoppiN a IrFEssox. Aaot's.
p. Safer tire foregorng sale. will be so two
aad y r B. cssscy sp de sscys
csllept grocery stand; the other n ne houseD on
- east side cfthe Petersburg Turnpike, IN Marx's
plan.
IsRNs.- One third cash; balance at s and
W. GoDDiN & APrkRsos, Auots.
n>In consequence of tho ram ON rhnshay al
tern"Ou. the sale Of the HOUSE and LOT neag
to- Manchester, was postponed 10 SATURDAI
AFTERNOON, 18th july. 1850, at o Geek.
l At THE WEST ENDof MARSHA l. sT..
ADJOINING ELBA, FOR SALEAT AUCTION.
URDAI-, l4th JAY, 1850, at o'cik, p NJ, three
very handsome lots lnea,. above each front
ming back about ls5 # g. and bounded on the west
b1 Eliza, the late residence Of DR.. Wilkins
IERMsc;-one- third cash; balance at and =
T7 G6DbIN 4 APPERsoN. Auct..
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BY Jame.M. Tay,or y Son, Aueu..


NERY DESIhAaAr QUILTING LOT
ON THk FAST SIDE OF MARSHA Il
STREET. AT AUCTION. We will sell az public
suction upon the pre- ulses, on + RlDAI, the 9th
la, of July commencing at ia O'Clock, a We
tesirab o BUILDING LOT on the east side or
Marshall, st IT'S intersection with Smith sueet,
and opposite the residence of Mr. Geo. fimb.r-
AXE 10 fronts q feet and II inches, ano runs
back I53 feet to M alley IL feet VIDE.
TERMs.-One- fourth cash; the balance at 4 3
and IL months, for negotiable notes, with interest
tGCed and secured tv a trust deed
Iy2 JAS. NJ. IAl LOR SON, Auot'rs.
POSTP0E EN- ENT-Iu consequence of tho
rain tire above sale is post poned tai al URDAI,
i4th day of July ,cominenelnE at 5o'ci ,ck, Nj.
iy 7 +. M TAYLOR Il son,
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iiy j. ii. Digges, Auct'r,

SUEDRIES AT AUCT,ON.-On MONDAY
- MORNING, July 10th, at 10 o'clock, at Auction
Room So MaInstreet, will be sold for account of
whom IT may concero, n lot of GOODS uncalled
for. from the sale OF o. A. Strecker's. consisting
OF Cigars, Can of OF, and other goods, too nu
merOus to mention.
alsr, one cask fine Ccgnac Brandy; several cases
Old Rye Whiskey; Office Desk; office Chains; 49,
coo fine Cigars; OIL Cloth Tab Covers, Matting,
&C. also. 4 lot of Letter Paper. Blank Books, &c.
ADDITION AL.-100 second hand Silver and
Composition Watches J. H. Dl6GES, Auct'r.
d. +. BOOT j, Salesman. Jy IA
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Execution of a Murderer.

NKw YORK, July - Hicks, the murderer OF
the crew Of tine si0op +. A. Johnson was nung
on me gallows. save 70 ask the Sheriff 10 hang
MN quick
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BY E. X Cook. Auct'r.

TENTED HOUSG nULD FURNITURE
VI &C, AT AUCTI0N.-Un WI DNESDAY. lS h
inst 10 o'clock will SELL the residence Of
NJ. path, stthe he ad of Marsh al street Shuckoe
Hill, all his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, con q
sistinE of arke variety OF well kept articles, such
as Wardrobes, bureaus, Sideboards Tables. Bed
steads, Carpets, Wash stands. Cane and Wood
Seat Chairs. Hair and shuck Mattresses, Feather
Beds. bed Clothing, &c. &c.
ALSO
J he usual variety Of GLASS and CROCKERY
WARE, KITCHEN UTENSILS, &C. &c.
Jylt h. b. CUOK, Auctioneer.