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The Seward Party oman k1cursien.

BELOW Falls, VI Aug. s.-wm. "A, Sew
ard, ThuTlOw Weed, James Watson Webb, ant
X NJ BlstchfOrd were among the arrivals al "a,
islaad House yesterday
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NOTICE. TO WAsHISsToNASs.-Those Of our
feiiow-citizens leaving for the watering places
ana elsewhere should bear in mind that we do
not mail The STAR except after payment in ad-
vance at the rate Of 37K cents per month.
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New York state ienperence society.

SARATOGA, August The annual meeting Of
{ lis body commenced here to-day. The attend
aace is larger than usual there being an apparent
revival Of Interest in the cause Rev. DR. Marsh,
6. w Bungay, and others, have taken part In
the discussion
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Destructive Fire in New Orleans.

NKw ORLEANS, Aug. 9.-The planning mill,
sash factory, and several buildings on 6rsviet
street, were destroyed by Ere 10 day. The loss is
estimated al so, 900, with Insurance. OF DO
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PHILAELPHIA, Aug. The democratic COM
mitiee have adopted resolutions providing one
electoral ticket, with Breckenridge and Douglas
as electOrs-the one having the largest popular
vote to receive the electOrrl vote of the State
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praise of what are called pat mt medicines" In
deed it is article in the code of medical ethics
that physician who sanctions the II rem. dies
cannot ne considered q member of the National As
socia 10 ,. But there exceptions to the most
stringent rules, and many of the disc pies of Escu-
laplus have actually been compel ed, by the force
of facts, TO recommend DR.. J. Hostetter's stomach
Ptters for those diseases which only prevalent
during the summer and fall They have ascertained
that there are no remedies in the pharmacopia
which csn compare with this wonderful compound
for the arrangement OF the system. rhoISanis of
fam les residing along the low grounds OF the IVES
tern and southern rivers, are now convinced that
they have found g medicine peculiarly adapted for
their ailments while In other portions of the coun
try, during the summer months, the demand for the
article is equally large.
Sold BY druggist and dealers generally every
where. au 7-eCSt
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New Ysrl n1arhet.

NEW YORK, Aug. 10 -Fio1r has declining
t'ndencyi state ss.2ess5.4o; Ohio 10 sea ce add
wanted, st S540as5 SO; southern rs 25s<s S. !.
Nheat IL heavy; southern red 81 30ssI 20; white
III As. Corn 10 higher; mixed e3t6sXe Pom 10
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TArkanuas EIeet,eu.

FoRr SMITH, AK, August e-Rector dad.
Dem is 100 ahead la Washington county. In
has 100 majority. In Madison county, Rector has
2O0 majority. sf.. s-fft
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20 De inserted in the BALTIMORE SUN are received
stsad forwarded from THE SrAR OGlce
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The Zouaye. nj Cisci anati
News fer Calif.rni,

CINCINNATI, August s.-The Chicago Zouaves
arrived here yesterday and had most ehthusias-
tic reception
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HoMvopAruIc Rruvnrvs

All Of DIR. Humphreys q Co.'s specific Ho-
meopath,c Remedies put up expressly for family
in cases, containing. 20 walls, from 50 TO SIS
each, with book of full directions. For sale By
u. D. Gilman, $50 Pa. avenue, wholesale and
retail agent; w. A. Fitzgerald, 353 north street;
also by +. b. Winter, north corner of street and
Vermont avenue. Also, Ponds Extract Of Witch
Hazel, for internal and external lnfammatons OF
all kinds. Sold as above. 7f ma g. ly
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In, nfi..enri EIec, on

ST Lows. Aug Gin the second district,
James A. Rollins (opn has been elected over
Henderson, (dem.) 2 hsis democratic less.
In the 1oar congressional district Elijah n
Norton (dsm.l Is elected to Congress by an over
" he.ming majority.
he vote FOR Governor, al far as asoertained, 10
I'll ...n..
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HaItinarr NInrket.

ST. JosEPHs, Aug 10 The Pony Express left
here for California YESTERDAY. II took ont the
European news which anne by the Europa
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WIsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY The
Editor of the International Journal says:-"Of all
@ specifics offered for the cure of Lung Com
plalnts we have the gre Attest faith in HiStdrS Bal
sam Of WtLd Cherry. Free from those narcotic in
gradients which enter so largely into the compost
ton Of some othSr patent medicines IL acts with
out injury to the Nervous system We speak of
this valuable medie inc from personal knowledge of
It's effects. Scarcely two 'ars have elapsed since
a member Of our family was raised from the very
brink of the grave through its and in several
subsequent eases where II has been administered
In our household. II has never once failed of the
desn cd effect. We oheerfully recommend il to our
friends IN the British Provinces and among the
rest of mank nd, q certain remedy for Incipient
Diseases ofthe Lungs"
None genuine unless sigred |. BUTTs the
wrapp-r.
Prepared by 9, w. Fowle & Co., Boston, and for
sale by u; ID. Gilman, =. C. Ford, jr., !. b. Waite,
g. Stott, John Schwarze, Nairn & Palmer, Wash
ington; and by dealers everywhere. 7-lwL
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/, SEVENTH STREET.
1856

A b antif. assortment Of @ LID Pa PERSlwith
FlkkbO RpS, PklN Pis.TURB- CORD
and az !. IAssELs, &e remnants Of low ? .ccd "a
SHADES, az greatly reduced prices. Orders leie
ior PAPERf . Nc NGS asd W N d d w
>hABt-s kHtsfactoTIiy exc .ufsd With skl a9d
dispatch m city or eesntty. Please rive M CALI
o sassh iSsf es' the Ha"'n, INo. MkRSRIrER,
ssar. a No 4s6 seventh 81, Door steve,
au 6-eosts ODD Feiiosf hat.
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HOLLowAY's PILLS.

DIARRHeA-As sudden supp essIon ofthe eyacua-
tons frequently ends in collapse. The actin OF
Holoway's medicines are based on a more rational
principle; by combining with the depraved humors
they neutraliza and expel them through the natur-
al channels. They purify the fluids, cleanse the
the various functions restore the body to its nor
NAL state of health Sold by all Druggists. at 25o.,
&C., and 81 per box. aus. lw
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HOLLOwAY's Pills.

Dcraug ,snsnt OF lhs Stomach ana BOIrsiS.-As the
stomach by the agency of the gastric uiees assimi
lates digested food into elementary blood can
not be too careful of preserving il IN healthy and
vigorous condition. holoway's Pills are power
fully corrective and detergent they strengthen the
digestive organs, and by their alive properties
cleanse and purify the ingested food in its process
conversion TO God. In all disorders of the bowels
and vIscera their sanaIve Ualities unequalled
Sold by all Druggists at &c. &C., and 81 per box.
au Ivy
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fhe democrats IN the Northwestern section Of
the State generally voted the regular ticket
81. LOUIS. Aug. lO.-In six counties, Orr, the
lnion candidate for Governor, gains 4 400 over
Rollinss vote in 1855.
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Dos'r roRsxr the select musical entertainment
at Anaiostan Island to-day and Tomorrow, con-
mencing ~ O'Clock p. M These occasions
win afford excellent opportunity for the recre-
at on Of families, &c. See advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-10

MRS, WINsLow, an experienced nurse and female
physician, has q SOOTHING Syrup for Childea Tsefh-
sag, which greatly facilitates the process teething
by sottenins the gums, reducing al inflammation
will ellay all pain, and is sure to regulate the
bowels Depend upon it, mothers, il viii give rest
20 yourselves and relief and health to your Infants
Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement in
another column. 80 - oc II-Iy
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,Isv.eoRATE THR sYsTRM.-Two thirds of our
diseases proceed from derangements of the stomach
and the nerves. A want of vigor in the digestive
organs causes an immense amount of discomfort,
both In body and mind One preparation dnd one
eniy, reaches the cause and the consequence of
this discomfort. To give strength to the weakened
stomach to calm the agitated nerves and to restore
that regularity of action an all the organs which
constitute perfect health and tend to secure long
and painless life, there is no medicine now before
the world which will compare with HoSfstter's
Stomach Bitters. IL would be insult to the reader
to suppose that he has not heard OF their ANA
success in Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, General
Debility, and all the disorders 10 which the stom-
sos, the liver the bowels and the nervous system
restorative that physicians of eminence do not
ltate 70 aftx their names witnesses to the test-
monials of -rsons who have been rescued from
suffering and danger by the Bitters when the REM
edles OF the dispsnsary had all been tried without
Sold by alldruggists everywhere. ~ 81 eost
LYoN's MAsNKrc INsRcT PowDKR0
Extermnates Bed Bugs, Roaches, Ticks, Ants,
Garden Insects, 90. .s8rf
IT eostatas no PotseR
LYoN's MAGNETIC Pills rss9o 1
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LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS fgs9o
- = Are Certain Death 70 Rats and Mica.
Sold everywhere, ap e-Sm
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CRIMINAL CoURr.-To-day, the court met at
the usual hour, and took up the case cs the Uni
ted States agt. John b. Burgess, for assault
and battery on Daniel Whalen. This case was
pending when our report closed
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coRRzerIos.-Them motto in the Bell md Ever
Ell procession, which In our report, yesterday,
read The Old Gentlemen's Arithmetic-two-
thirds OF 800 - loo, - should have read stsThe
Young 6entlemens Arithmetic, - de- g +.
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ID NOTICE.
Il ERSONS Declining housekeeping or having q
surplus OF household effects can find ready sale By
calling az my Furnishing Store, las 7th street, be-
az Ism 1-1 RnDOIPH BUCBLy.
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In WANT OF WORK AND MoNRY-will the
Star be kind enough to insert lin behalf Of the
Washington mechanics who labor In the rolling
mill and plumbers department, Navy Yard,0
these few lines, that something may be done
whereby they may have steady employment; half
time having been their fate for the last three
months, on account Of ''no new orders,n and
be better than the present state Of things Strong
healthy food Is necessary, and plenty Of II
Hours &C Hopr
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TEE PxRsEvERkScE FIRE COMPANY, No. s.
good eggs every one Of them-announce grand
day and moonlight picnic at Arlington Spring
on Tuesday, the 18th Inst, the proceeds to be de
For particulars, see advertisement In another col
umn. 49,
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REAL EsrATK SALEs.-We learn, from good
authority, that Mr.. Hyde, acting for Mr. Chow
tan, the owner, has sold the Gratiot property,
near the First Ward Circle, and that Ii will be
rebuilt Immediately. This 10 one of the most de-
sirable pieces Of property in Washington, and
We glad that IL has fallen into hands that will
rebuild IL In a style that will be an Improvement
to that part Of the city.
Wall & Barnard sold yesterday afternoon lot
No; 10, square s., with Improvements. to John
Pella for 81, ITO.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-07

WIN j. READ-Sir Having suffered from severe Cold and
Cough for two weeks and all remedies used having failed
tired your excellent Syrup, and asonshed the al
most immediate relief afforded and to all
Colds REV GpoIEE mi MI '"7'''
Nov, v ono n, 49,,
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and elegant NORFOLK OYSTERS
Anything IN the eating line prime, hot, smoking alive,
smiling and kicking such epcures Of all tastes delight in,
ran with unerrng certainty be had at Rims Those who
doubt, let them try.
e9- sPICED OYSTERS OF superior quality always on
hand ' tf
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-07

0FFlCE OF THE WATER BOARD, BALTI-
OM0RE, December 10th, 1852
The 9Th section of Ordinance No 49, hereby published
Tor the inform alton of all parties interested The law will
De rgldly enforced against all violation thereof
JAMES 5. SUFFER-,
Co. n Water Engineer.
owners occupier occupers of any house or tenemep
snail let permit or suffer hydrant hydrants attached
TO such house or tenement to discharge water than
may e necessary for the use of such occupers
such discha shall by the freezing of the water in any
street, lane alley or yard in this city, any other
cause occasion an injury inconvenience the public
to such occupier shall and
sum not exceeding Ten DoliarsI ~ p"'
dl21w&Ja12l w&Fl21w
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That appiica-
ton will be made to the Mayor and CITY Council TO
CLOSE GRUNDY STREET. from Mcyechen TO Iaur.ns
street and Foster and Jenkins ALLEYS northwarv from
McMechen street, as laid down up Poppletons pl It
n2f law9w ~
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That an appIi-
cation will be made the City Council at its next Sea
sion, to OPEN AND EXTEND the Alley on north side of
Franklin Bank, South street. the west side Of HOLIDAY
street, as proposed to be 'pentd. d24 lawgw
baltimore, December 10, ls59.-NOTICE
LIS HEREBY GIVEN, That application will be made to
session Of the City Council for the
Charles street eastery to South street dle-law9w*
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G6mtatign.

A LEX HOFFMAN,
"A DESIGNER AND CARVER,
D r A WING N d III OD " @
SCHOOL,
No. ia BALTIMORE STREET, third story,)
mh2ly Opposite Sun Building Baltimore.
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
lelYOUNG LADIES
The FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION begins the 18th of
ocober 1889 The course of instruction in the usual
branches full and thorough being under the direction
an efficient Faculty of able and Teachers Every
necessary appliance required for Female education the
command OF the Institution Parents who desire thorough
education for their daughters with the comforts and ad
Sch MI.
Fo terms Of admission and further information,
Rev GEO. LEWIS STALEY Principal, Mount Washington
Baltim Coz Maryland, or Rev Dr. HEINER Second St.
BaltImofs Catalogues be had at CUSHINGS a BAL
LEY Baltimore street. and at Mr. Geo Gebach's, Second
;1otf
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-07

Mholesae and retail by WAI. IT. READ, DRUGGIST No
GS BROADWAY, one door below Pratt street, Baltimore
Atreail by druggists generally Thomson & Block Hano-
yer street. Wholesale Agents for Baltimore. dI3Im
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-07

Having used VIM. IT, Reads Pectora Syrup Of verwort
take pleasure IN recommendngit to the public one Of
the best and most edectua remedies for Cough have ever
known REV. WV. 4. SNIEEI,Y.
No. i62 Aisdulth street
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-07

Having suffered ON Cough and Cold and used
W M IT, Real tectoral Syrup of Lverwort take pleasure
IN stating that found from its speedy relief
REV :. A. WILSON,
No "a Iy-,,.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-11-10
The Presidential Election.

The following dispatches to the Columbia
Caroi0,jan is all we have on the Presidential
election. LINCOLN is. without doubt, elected
% PmILADBLYnIA, Nov. 7-2 IL. m--Lincoln' S
plurality vote, in this city. is $1,000. Major.
ity over Douglas and Breckenridge 5000
Large Republican gains in Pennsylvania
The State will probably go for Lincoln by Co.
900 majority
+" NEw YoRX, Nov - a. m.-Ncw York is
hopelessly gone for Lincoln by at least 10000
to 10000 majority. in Connecticut, Lincoln's
majority Will be 1000 Tho Union men claim
MARYLAND: In Wilmington, ~ c., Brcckin.
ridge received SOB votes and Boll 567 votes.--
The State has in all probability gone for Breck,
inrdgc
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-11-10
ELECTORS.

The Legislature on Tuesday last elected the
following gentlemen electors to cast the vote
of the State for President and Vice President:
For the State at large: Gen WM. Il. MAR
TIN, of Charleston Col. A. P. CALHOUN, of
Pckens.
First Congressional District: john WILLIAMS,
Of Lancaster.
Second Congressional District: THOMAS Y,
SIMoEs, of Charleston.
Third Congressional District: GEoRGE P. FL.
LOTT, of Beaufort.
Third Congressional District: TlLMAx WAT
son, of Edgetcld.
Fifth Congressional District JosFrm +. GIsr.
Of Union.
Sixth Congressional District r. G. McCAw,
Of York.
TheRe gentlemen, it is we'll understood, will
cast the eight votes of the State for BKEcKEN.
RIDGE and LANE,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-11-10
What Shall be Done 2

The election for President has been held. LIN
COLIN, according to the returns received is elected;
and thereby dissolution of the Union has virtual
ly been effected
What shall be done? The Legislature will, in
lew days call a convention of tho people in whom
the sovereignty of the common wealth resides That
body, when it asscmblcs. can secede or not as the
evidence before it may Justify. The election for
members of this convention will probably be held
in n few weeks, and the convention bo called to,
gether shortly thereafter.
The Importance of this step is OBJ Ious to every
one and should cngross the attention of the pco-
pie of our district. We arc disunionist, and ia
vor the secession of South Carolina from tho
Union on LTNCoLNs election We nrc firmly nor
suaded, however, that South Carolina should not
act until she is authoritavcly advised that one or
more of the Southern States will act with her
We believe that Alabama Mississippi, Florida anl
perhaps other of the cotton States will sccede with
her. Alabama and Mississippi have already pro-
vidcd for conventions for that purpose Georgia
too, is alive to her destiny, and will ra, into line
1t should be we'll understood that the several States
should scccdc from the Union on the same day. and
that that day should be before LiYcoLx is inaugu-
rated.
There is evidence in this week paper that there
is large party in the State in favor of the scpa-
rate action of South Carolina alone and upa;led-
Although disunoniSt, we arc not Of that number.
We believe, however, with prudent counsels, dhat
Southern confcdcracy will be formed in less than
twelve months. SO mote ii bel
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-11-10
E.ist Of G0rrslgancea

IL anderson Dcpot rcck ending oct. 27. 1860.
JC Cherry, Z NJ Rnckcr, BaE Sloan & Co, A
D Bowdcn, T. w Brown. T 4 Shcrnrl, S J Sloman,
sharpe & Watson. II f. lsavcncl. G Seaborne. J
llaynie. T. Webb, A A Moose, A. Told, Il RR Co.
II MPfeper. jackson & n. isssIssn & ]. Herman &
II. I II Benson x Go, ,L,A. .esherne. j Brewner, j
w Harrison, Blcckley &c, y y Ashmore. u j EaYle.
$ II Owens w Ktfpabfak,. ~ V Borstcl ]. III
wright. Slonn & 7, 9e'Lotton s. Go. J C Eaton &
Go. + Breda II A TBougpbon. A p Calhoun j /,
Reed. } MiIlwce g. shssaslin. England & II, w
II Gaiiard. A s AteGlfnidgl, J.enven &, White. S
Brown. ir. } B Adgcr. nsAG. .Kuhtman, A o Norris,
Smith c. Adycr, u r PCrawon. Maxwell, +
4 McFail, j " Gully. y Allen, G G. NJ Bruce. n
" Green. Y Shcyard ] b Sitfon. I w Faylor' ]
& w NJ BcIotto, J e llackct d Bicman.
q. III. p. FAINT. Agent
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-11-10
Case of the Eitchens.

AS our roaders have seen, the IllrcnENs, who
were under arrest at Clio have bcon released
The committee in charge Of them did not think
there was sufficient evidence to convict them,
although they were forcibly sent out of the
Stale.
j. *. IIIrcHENs, the father, lived for short
time at Tunnel Hill, in this district. We are
creditably informed, that whilst there, he was
caught tampering with negroes. lie is an En-
glishman, erratic, and unsafe. The committee
at Clio should have given him hempin mid air,
and not driven him over into North Carolina,
to again disturb The ponce Of the country.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-11-10
H'Y ME ME- 40

MApRIEn, on Sunday evening" November 4th,
1860. by l.. n. Robins, Esq. Met p. GARnEr to
Miss l.LzA BETH STUART all of pickens.
On sunday evening. Est of April last. hy III
Cox, ESQ. Mr.. JAMES A. lIEMungn TO Miss c. A.
Cox. all of Pickcns.
On sunday evening the 18th of April last, by tho
same, Mr. T.. II. DunKlr to Miss RAcuIL Moons,
all of lickcns.
On sunday evening, July goth. by tho same, Mr..
WILINM Nj. Appts to Miss MARI n. Il, DAY, all
of pickcns
On Sunday evening 2lst October, nv the same.
MIR. BRtNroN II. JOHNSON. Of Piokons to Miss
MEv'RA j.. youngest dtngater Of Robert w. and
Iousa King. of Anderson se F-'i
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-11-10
The Blue Ridge.

r1e Stockholders of this road he Il their an
'Ha moa'ing in Charleston on the 3lst ult, and
:.nr,ei i3ssrs. Edward Frost, Charles Macbeth,
~ ary Gnurdu, C. NJ Furman, Geo. A. Trcn-
N, Robert Adger, w. C. Dukes c. r..
Lnwndes, Richard Ycailon Directors. At a
Subsequent meeting, Hon. Il. Frost was elected
President, and Wm. II. Pcrronncau, Secretary
and Treasurer
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-11-10
From Enrnne.

Dates to the Odd October have been received
There was no change in the price of cotton. The
Neapolitnns have voted almost unanimously for an
nexation to Sardinia. The Sardinians had beaten
corps of Neapolans, and made eight hundred
prisoners. \ povton Of arlillery was cnntnrel.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-11-10
R EPGD EkI,'

~ Il the Boardlof Commissioners Of Poor for
~ Pickens District 20 the Presiding judge,
Fall Term, 1860: 80
1860. @ go A
To balance in my hands agreeable 70 rny,last
Report to Fall Term, 1859 S 9TS 76
March 7---Received the intorostton&
John Prices Note, the principal 1.
being charged to mo IN my last Re. 285 81
port 'o5 qr,a r,,3
March Received tile interest ON .I
JR Ilumncutt's Notes prinipal 4 x
being charged in last Report 49, L 4D
March 13--@ieceived ofI..FC Csaig
for 20 bushels of Corn sold him. -
at Poor House 81 20 90
Also, six bushels Oats sold him 8 90
March l3--Receiyed of IL. Nealfor
10 bushels of Corn sold him at ,.J5,g
Poor House 10 90
March 13--lIcceiycd of Il. Il. Alex. ss4
ander for IA bushels Of Corn sold
him at Poor House IA 90
July q +-0ash of j. W. j.. Cary, l
Tax Collector, being twenty per d
cent. on the last general Tax g1103 III
-'----4---~--
o7 ! -aa.' leIl s24ls 81
MAY -by cash paid Il. u. Hort, mpHegag
Secretary u Treasurer Ilunatie
- sAsy5am; VI (seo yOdohqr.No. u % s 40 os
Oct. lS-4Bycnah sent LuBasic Asy. sslg
luu, SIX months advance for II. afasa
u. Black, lPaupor1 1sanatie, sent ,sf.,j
by Commissioners, (seev voucher oaH
NOD ~ ~ G7 SO
sent by b. Craig (sce voucher u .w7e