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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-11-10
LUMBER {! LUMBER +!

Il MILLS formerly owned by Col John A
Easley, deceased. three miles cast of pickcns
G. H., is prepared to fill orders for LUMBER
finished or unfinished: SASH Blinds, Panne
Doors or anything in that line, at short notice,
and on the most reasonable terms He is deter
mined to carry on tho business in all its branch
es and persons wishing anything Of tho kind.
are assured their orders will meet witl, bronl;t
attention Orders should be addressed to tbs
undersigned, lie respectfully solioits a share
of public patronage.
NJ f. MITCHELL.
January 2G, 1860 20 IF
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FE EDACAE CARD.

NJ H. SYMMES having completed his
services to his friends and the public generally,
lMGili be prompt in his attention to his patrons
HIS office will bo fouud Will, DR.. Nj. t.. Su,nrr
IN IN tho brick building adjoining Store OF late h.
B. Benson & Son -
Pendleton, May IL. 1860 Al ,f
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saate o. soi.tls Onroalnn.
nv Observation-Disclosures. = n

IfVHEREAs, William Alexander hath appledt 10
' y mo for letters Of administration upon all
and Singular the personsl estate of Elisha hlexan
der deceased, late Of the District of pickens and
State aforesaid: The ktndrea and creditors of sad
therefore, cited 70 appear before nc
az PlckensC o. IL on M9n9ay,tbe goth syoSember. 10
shew cause, if any they can, why said ietters
should not be granted, Given under NV hand
and seal this 9th November, 1860.
nItl w. y. lII0DCOAfBEt ORD.
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Real and I'ersomaI Estate,

w NJ Garvin. to the highest bidder on
Tuesday the 9th day of November next. the
Real and PERSONAL Estate,
Assigned by the said f. n. Garvin, for the henc.
fit OF his creditors, to wit:
Tract No L. the Home Place, containing
Nine hundred Acres Of Land more or less, well
improved, with good river bottom thereon--ad
joining a. III. BDggs, James Laurence and
others.
Tract M ,, containing Two Hundred and fif
ty acres more less, adjoining G.. S. Garyin
James j. .Garvin and others
Tract NO3, containing Five hundred and for.
ty acres more or loss. on the head of Crow creek
adjoining Wiley Reeves and others.
Tract No 4, containing Two hundred and
twenty-five acres more or less adjoining Wm
Crenshaw. Micnjnh Alexander and others.
Tract No ., containing Two hundred and
seveDty-six acres more or less, adjoining Silas
Stone, Estate of Maverick and Others.
Tract Not containing Ono thousand acres
more or less, OF the head waters of Ouenoy creek
adjoinirg Ascl Reeves. John Gravely and Others
Tract No !, containing One thousand acres
more or less, adjoining No 6, Asel Reeves and
Others
Tract Nos, containing One thousand acres
more or less. on Cedar and Poor creeks, adjoin-
ing VIM. Alexander and others.
Tract No 8, containing One thousand acres
more or less, adjo ..lg 8, VIM Alexander
and others
Tract No 10. containing One thousand acres
more or less. on both sides of McKinney's creek
waters of keowee river, adjoining Samuel Par
sons and others.
Tract No IL. containing One thousand acres
moro or less. on the DEVILS Fork. adioiming
lands belonging to the Estate of Maverick and
others
Tract No IL, containing Nine hundred and
nincty-eight acres more or less, on branches of
Little river, waters of Keowee river, adjoining
lands surveyed for Joseph Grisham and Jcptha
Norton and others,
Tract No Is, containing Sixty acres more or
less adjoining j. Bailinger and Others
Tract Nol4 containing Siyty-nne acres more
or lsss, adjoining Jeremiah rater, Geo. Brock
and others.
TractNo 10. containing Seventy acros more
or less. adjoining Tract M |, whereon Henry
Sargent now lives
Tract M l6, containing Three hundred and
sixty acres more or less, adjoining Col. Benz.
iiageod, Mary Blackston and others.
Tract No IL, containing Five and one.half
acros more Hr less, adjoining James a. Gaines
and others.
Tract No Is, containing Two hundred acres
more or loss. adjoining VIM Douglass, Mrs.
Merck and others.
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EBIuc Ridge Railroad.

$500 kS:E5s;E k3zEisE s5S sj.Ssz s1s;s..5y
4 tAliS on the Blue Ridge Railroad leave Pen
~ dleton on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri,
days, at 10 minutes before It O'Clock, A. Nj. On
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at o'clock
p. NJ
Leave Anderson on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays Immediately after the cars arrive
from Belton in the morning. On TUESDAYS
Thursdays and Saturdays, on the arrival of the
cars from Columbia
Sept g. 1860 q ic
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VIM. G. KEITH.

A t TORNEY ATaL w.
WILL attend promptly tO.all business cntrusicd
~, to hlS care in tho Districts couprising the
"IsIerh I Imemt. Oihce at Pickens G., H.
Dec $, 1859 70 tf
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-11-10
Pendieton Prices Current.
oORREcrED WEEKLY by j. j. LEWIS.

PENDLEToN, Oct. 10, 1860
Cotton, per lh TaloCofee, Rio,per 10 18 90
Corn, blush 100 1924 Java % a 25
Corn meal 100 q l121 IS Laga i6 n il
Bacon. hog II l3 Bale Rope " | II
Bagging, Gun'y 10 16IBeeswax 18 a 20
Butter, per 10 10 n 16IEggs, per doz 10 a 123
Flour, per bl 100 u So Iron, Swede, G3a Z
Indigo, 14O a $50 &" 5to7 1a7}
Lead, l0al2; English G n Gi
Madder, goa 25IMolasses, NO 75
Nails, per keg, $6a625 WI 40 a 80
Oats, per bush, do 45IPowder, per ID 40
Peas, '' :" 75 a a0 lb 81 a 40
Rice /" 10 81 7ipeppcr ib 10 N Ia
steel, Blister, III l3lSalt, per sack, $50
q" German, II l4lSugar, brown, 8 10
Cast 22a 25IShot, per 10 10
Seg"rs, per doz 20 a60lTobacco, per ID 5 rs
Tea, 75 n 5OlWheat per bl 23ToSo5O
Whisky, "gnl 100a 50iYarn Factry, 1905 no
Osnaburgs, per yard, 123 a IA
You will always find large lot of Groceries and
other heavy goods hand and for sale low for
cash or its equivalent. J. J. T.
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Law Notice.

THE undersigned will devote himself entirely
to the practice ct Law and Equity on the
Western Cirr,i'' Mr. MADDEN is lis partner at
Picken' JAMES l ORR
anderson C. IT,, MAY TO- 1889 d2,,c
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-11-10
-ALSO-

Six Negro Slaves, three of them being young
and very likely ~
Two JAG and one Jennett
Stock of Houses, Cattle. Sheep Hogs Gram.
Farming Implements. Household and Kitchen
Furniture, and various other articles.
Bey' Purchasers to pay extra for papers.
EeS" Sale to commence at 10, A. M.
Terms Qf Sale. Sums under FIVE dollars cash.
over that amount. on credit OF nine months
with interest from the day of sale, to be secured
by note and two good snFeties The right of
property not to be changed until the ~! '.f
sale mAcomplied with enfN. AsSionao !,
CIV, a. THOMPSON, ,,.,7
Agent for the Creditors,
sIUb. ~, 1900 IA
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-11-10
BLUE RIDGE HOUSE,
Pandleton, S. G.


FENHE SUBSCRIBER who has had several
Il years experience in Hotel business, (hav-
ing been sole proprietor of the WILLIAMSON
Springs Hotel for nine years,( is now proprietor
Of the BLUE RIDGE HOUSE. whore he will
be glad to see all his old friends and patrons
and also the travelling public. His house will
bc provided with everything necessary for q
well-kept house, both from the sea board markets
and surrounding country and his Bar with
choice Wines Liquors and Cigars. He has
good servants, and every attention will be paid
to his guests to render their soiourn agreeable
The good society of Pendlcton Yillage--the pro-
verbal good health of it's inhabitnnts--its fine
cool water and bracing atmosphero-its prox-
unity to the mountains and its accessibility by
Rairoad, oil contribute to make it one of the
best summer resorts in tho upper country. Per-
sons arriving here on the cars and wishing to
visit the mountains or any other point Of the
surrounding country, can bo accommodates WIN
good eonyeymces and careful dri-S'S from the
Livery Stable kept here. wv conn
~ IonO 40
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LOST

A POCKET BOOK, somewhere near Max
IA wells bridge, containing about $50 90 in
money aud two Notes. one on JAS L. Simpson
aud tue other on f.. NJ. Cobb, both given to me
tho 9th October, 1853. All persons are warned
not to trade for said Notes. A liberal reward
will be paid f1r the Pocket Book and contents.
JOHN MAXWELL
Nov g. 1860 Is
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-11-10
FALL6ND WINTER
GOODS
AT WALHALLA!

WT Il take renewed pleasurc in informing our
Wv friends and the country at large thSt we
arenow'; .ceiving and opening large and hand
some stock Of
q { FALLf AND WINTER GOODS,
Of the latest importation and the most approved
styles. We invite tho special attention Of our
lady friends to an assortment of PRINTS, con
sisting Of every variety from the common Lion
up to tile finest French
DELANES,
... MERINOS, r
DEBEGES,
ALPACCAS,
SaAWLS
IN -, d s,,osAi ,i.s and CL0AISS,
Combined with lot of Fancy Goods which are
always necessary TO please, the ladies. IS, 80
In connection with tho above we can show as
good aI assortment Of
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
With choice and selected lot of
-,6r,f GENTS CLOYHlSfr can be found
Gehts' Dress Goods eenofy:
snSwhere in the &c SBsEgAsS.
81 Df Re6ned and Brown Sugars,
A A5alt, Mylasscs, Cheese, Tails, Sc, &C.
CWith few DRUGS end MEDICINES to
,enaer the stock consplese.i = y = ~ ssEy s4t q
Give usa cally--we make no charge for show
ing, but willbe, pleased to wait on you at any
time. ~ ESy WI. UEHDY 81 COL |
lyalhalia. Get n. 1859 IN sW
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-11-10
CHINA, GLASS
- EARTAHENyWARE
II. G, NICHOLS. COTTTMRJA g N

II. @. NICHOLS, COLUMBIA, S. c.,
III AS lately received direct from the Manu-.
Il factory in England, a full and we'll assert.
ed stock of
CHINA AND EARTHENwARE
Including best White Graute Warc common,
&C.. edged and painted WaIes.
Also, by late arrivals, a large stock of fine
and common
GLASS WARE, FRENCHE CHINA.
ALSO
Zen Trays, Lamps. Table Cutlery, and House
Keeping articles generally.
III. G. NICHOLS.
Next to Commercial Bank
N. B.-A large Stock at wholesale.
Columbia. Nov. 7. 1860 Is tf
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-11-10

1,,, tIH 9Sl4y w
. Whole amount received, S2416 SO III,
paid out, 2142 9S
Balance in my hands, 273 So
The Board further reports: That there
are twelve Paupcrs ct the p or House, TO wit i:
Males-B. Blassingame, aged about G5 years !;
Frank Neighbours, aged about 67; James
Smith, aged about 75; Joseph Eaton aged
62; Richard Laricy, aged 40. Females, =
elizabeth Bray; aaedl55 'Darky Neighbours,
aged so; Sarah Morgan, aged 10; Polly Nix,
aged IS; Matilds Smith, aged 25. One fe.
male Pauper died since our last Report, viz
Francis Hawks, aged about 95.
4 There arc at present three Pa6per Lunatics
in the Asylum ut Columbia from our District,
to wit: Hiram Kelly, male. aged about SO;
Nhoda %. Black, female, aged about 80 Eii2.
.aboth Patterson, female, aged about 55.
= y Under the advice Of DIR, Parker we gaye,an
order for Ncwtoa Snttles TO his father, and he
has been returned to him.
The Poor House Is in very good condition,
having beep rcpsired since our last Report.
Al, of which is respectfully submitted.
II. b. ALEXANDER, Sec. a. Treas.
October 8, 1860. Ise
The Board have examined tho accounts of
the Secretary aud Treasurer and fnd the same
corrcet and properly Souched, aud the youcF-
ers arc ready to be 'prod6e6teif desired by the
Court or the Grand Jury. b tf'(
~ gAs H. -. WERNER nba;v,,on
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-11-10
REpORT AMEYDED.

We assessed twenty (2l) per cent on the
State Tax, which produced the nett sunt3of
eleven hundred and three dollars and sey.
aepty-one cents (s1l03, ID, all of which has
"a paid to cur Treasurer as appears from
IL foregoing feetipts and disburseInehts,, q
We have reaHe 81 the commission g.
"a per cent. "a. 4 Tycas.
9E, u, ALEXsSNDEP 'S''S' = = .@@g
0ctybcr ~, 1850. 't ~
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Pay Ne Money!

A IL persons indebted tonne must make payment
~ forthwith, as I am obliged to have money.
Those who dlsregard this notice will have o8st 70
pay. See to IL att once
x. PAJEN.
Welhalla Sept is, 1860 s If
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Oct 1S--Cash paid DIR. o. M Doyle
examining II. t. Black, I4unatic,
(see voucher No. 81 =. S 90
y ct. 18-Cash paid DIR. w 4. Hol-
land examining Newton Suttlcs, !
Lunatic, (see voucher No. 81 5 90
Oct. 1S--.Casb paid IL. Hughes Esq,
examining Il. II. Black, Iunatio,
(sec voucher No. 6)S 90 |
Nov 12-Cash paid I. Wiokliffe,
ESQ., examining Milton Stubble-
field, Lunatic, (soe voucher NOD 5 90 |
Nov. 17--Cuslr sent Lunatic Asy- f.,
lum, six months advance for Eiz- I
abeth Patterson, Pauper Lunatic,
sent TO Asylum by Commission
ers, (sce voucher No. 81 67 so |
Nov. l7-Cash to pay expenses Of
carrying Elizabeth Patterson to
Asylum, (see voucher No 81 38 rs |
Dec. 14--Cash paid Dr. w. Il. IIo.
land examining Lewis Eaton, Id
lot, (see voucher No 10) 8 90 |
Dec. 14-Cash paid /. Wickliifo,
Esq, examining elizabeth P;tter-
son, Lunatic, (scc voucher No III S 90 |
1860
Jan. l1-Gash paid H. Haynes,
blacksmith account, (scc voucher
No 12) 55
Jan: 17-C"sh paidz. w Green &
W n. otOIC uCcOunG, \Scc voucher
No 13) 30 |
Jan, lS-Cash paid H. w. Green,
vi. ID, examining Elizabeth Pat
terson, Lunatic, (scc voucher No
l8( s 90
March S--Cash paid S. Iovingood,
Administrator of the Estate of
John lay, balance of Note given
for land for Poor House, given
BY former Commissioners, (scc
voucher No IL 933 ~
April Cash paid r. f. Morgan's
account for Coliins, &c., (see
voucher No 15) IL IL !
June 25--Cash paid j. W. Earle,
NJ ID, examining r. II. Black,
Lunatic, (see voucher No 16) s 90
June 23-Cash paid r. Craig, Trus-
tee, for hire of Negroes at Poor
House, (sce voucher No 10 70 90
July 19-Cush paid J. W. Price for
Cotton and Tobacco for Poor
House, (sec voucher No lS) 8 SIS
July 25--cnsh paid n. B. Hort,
Sccrctar,y& Treasurer of Asylum,
for l4unAtic sent to Asylum from
this District, (sec voucher No y 200. 90
Exchange to get check for same so |
Ang 3--Cash paid G.. f. Secba for
0 bushels Corn for Poor House,
(Sce voucher No 19) 10 90
sept. lf-Cash paid Mrs. j.. Alex
andcr for ST bushels Corn for
l'oor House. (sec voucher No 20) 5 81
Sept l4-Cash paid j. n Muir
phrce for services read red as
Steward for 1885, (scc voucher !
No 2I) 108 - I
Sept 1l-Cash paid H. w Grccn's
Store account (sce voucher No
Sept l4--Casl, paid p. Alexander
Jr, for ~ pounds Beef, at 5 cents,
Tor Poor House.. (scc voucher.No
23) ~
Sept 2G-Cash p4id J. n. Law
renee, NJ. ID, examining Elizabeth
Patterson, Lunatic, (scc voucher
Oct Cash paid John Ross, sen,
for 81 bushels Wheat for Poor
House, at SIPS per bushci, (sec
voucher No 25) 7I9I
Oct Cash paid H. Il. Alcxan-
der Store account for 1859, (see
voucher No 26) I31 10
Oct. paid DIR. j. N. Lawrcnce's
Medical Bill, (seo voucher No
~ 13 65
O,t. 9~-cash paid John Hammctt
for work done on Poor House.
(sec voucher No 28) 40
Oct. Cash paid S. II. McFall for
the hire of his Negro to work ON
Poor House, (soe voucher No 29) o 50
Oct 9-Cash paid Il. Il. Alcxan-
dcr's Store account for Poor
ilousc, 1890, (see voucher No
30) IN a5
Oct 35-Cash paid Harden Prico.
for 8 bushels Corn for Poor House,
(sce voucher No 311 90
Oct Cash paid Editor of Keo.
Iypa
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-11-10
COME TO DACUSYILLE!
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
TEHIIAT desirable Lat of Land, with n good
IL dwelling, and other necessary out-buila-
ings thereon, containni5 Three Acres, On tho
premises, there is fine arden, good orchard,
&c. The Lot adjons JEaob Schroeder and 9th
ers, and lies Immediately the public road,
equadistant from West Uni0n and Wnlhalla.
Terms, ensy, u. HOOPS.
Oct. 90 1860 il tf
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HIDES AND RARK

wv byAf5a $3.50 j g.aN. SluTTEI ~
Tan fard, Jan 4,'l638 Z ~ - 25-tf
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LARGE SALE.
On Tuesday, 9th November, 1860.

WI be sold at the residence of Gen. f.
w n. Gnrvin. to the highest bidder, on
Tuesday the 9th day of November next the
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Nar3cn ON.
G.lnuacr Hscnfdoem. SscrttauS.

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Stncr mne Standardization,

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Virginia Fire - %iarinc Insurance Company
eF al" %pna she capital pon S2rU, UUU belis
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