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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-01-13
"a CARD
allegheny Male and Female Seminary,
EgAINSBUEG, Pa.
EneFag4V


E j. OSBRORNE, A. B., Principal, Prof Of
II. Languages and Philosophy.
VIM s. Smith, Prof. of Mathematics.
Jas H. Miller, Adjunct Prof. of Mathematics.
Rev B. F. Stephens, Lecturer on Moral Phioso-
ply, &c.
WIN. A. Stephens, Pref of English Gram mar, &c.
DR.. J. Hughes, Lecturer on Anatomy &c.
Mrs. + V. Osborne, Preeeptress, Teacher of Mu
SIC French. Botany &c.
miss Mary Wiilams, Teacher Of Composition, &c.
:, Frlce Ash Branches So 25
i,.il 4ial'ar Branches, Including common, each 80
I1alin s't' : ,.a1ncI eacb ] so
Book Keeping and GGmmercal calculations 6o
Ornamental :
Drawing ~ 90
Coiored cFayeh' IN" "ate' ooi0i'' "a" 90
Oil painting o1
Psllis v5@it ,,l,s work 3 90
Io,l,roi.ierr so
pia1,, r,,,,sic with use of instrument 10 %
Board ST rs per week including room rent. fnei,
furniture &c. This is one Of the best and cheapest
institution in the country. The whole expense per
term need not be mere than twenty-five dollars
The spring term commences April D, 1859.
! For particulars, address the penci2al.
j. OSBORNE, a. B.
Rainsburg, Bedford co., April 20, 1859.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-01-13
DIR. B. Il. HARRY

ESpE,7FFULLY tenders his professional
services to the citizens of Bedford and Vi
Oiice end residence on Pitt-Stfeet, in the
building formerly occupied by Or. J. Ii. iHohus'
Nov. 8, 1857.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-01-13
GOV EgSOa'S MESSlGE.
ExkcurrYE CaamRrR
N :. = 7 r = - I'D 2 .
HAaRIsBuRa. Jan. 4, 1861.

hAaRIsBuRG, JAN 4, 1861.
1R pss Honorable he Senator'S aai Members of III,
soass ef Representatives of fie Commonwealth d
geuasylraaia Z
s ThhTLE MEN :--In complying with that provision
4ssEhe constitution of Pennsylvania which makes
WI Auty q the overnor. from TIME to time to
ktes .o tne General Assembly information of the
<ssss q the Commonwealth, am most happr or
s's occasions Rgaiu to congratulate the representa-
ss 81 eHe people upon the highly favorable condi-
4 EsAfn ~ TIE finances Of the State
receipts at the State Treasury from all sources
~ ~ she hscal Year ending the 30th of Novenl Der,
were 81 sS26s $50 IA, TO which add balance In
53sasuTy, December /, 1858, 1892 027 70, and it
4%t M seen that the whole sum available for the
7Sks was ~ s317 3d. The expenditures for all
poses, curing the Sane period, were So S79 054
z1 Leaving an available balance in the Treasury
oN me lst day of December, 1859. of 1899 323 O9
dfinaed IN tie expenditures for the fiscal year are
lna following SUMS VIZ
43S E /. sns redeemed ss4o, ,so2 80
Asslef notes cancelled 4I37 M
1sserest certificates paid 4843 a0
Rsklng or the public debt actually paid
eauFi11g The yerr. the sum Of s4s, ,2s2 80
E ne lI1itied and unfGndrt. debt Of the Common
Ssaifn' on the lst Of December, 1858, was as fol
FUsDFp Danr
gsa'eF cent ioanz s445, 1870 90
~est-W3IbD 0f
~. 38s, 200 90
70. 100000 90
otal funded debt 39,354, ,2s5 81
uxEuxpgD DErr.
sssasei notes outstanding sos, $50 60
1ssfIt y ese certihcates %, 1857 u
70 90 unclaimed 444S 80
Ass'Ansssie creators S02 so
-
1otAi uhiunded debt ls3, ,a5S 90
s2Aking the entire debt of the Commonwealth at
tne peiiod named, $Sg, 49,, ,2I3 81
~ t;-sssied and unf.indsd debt Of the State, at
s1y riess Vf tie last fiscal year, December 1889
stood us follows:
h per ennt. loans s4eosao M
90. 81 ,625 l53 81
20. 56o, 200 90
No. 100000 o.
Io otal funded debt 38,5l8 ,9Ss 81
rSEuNDED DEBT.
ariiei notes IN circulation Sl0l,213 90
tAteEest certificates outstanding 1888 s.
Total unfunded delt 1887 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-17

MADAME sAuvAaKAUs DirClr0 ACADMY. -
Il pr hdvay-t1asses for isdes sse ENu~"@
" = ssrdav. every aferpCum. fro9 . 70 &C.,
tn6 scresy wetrss<sy and Friday evenin - fron
10 o'coch. r-evssy rhufsfsy sb4 --rsy evcuise- VI
~ nersi pr~rtre, ~ VI ococh 0faA smfvs 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-17
Nr1w YoBK. YovxxBsa le. 1890.

IN ftrtsin VI JOtntN'-
Dr,s sIs We, ne underigred, passengers ~ I've Lsdy
Fr.n,ln arrived from liverpool before disf moarhrg
lee sxgreesn ~ The estsfAcnn de-
sa BY The lind and oonsterste treatment we hsye
sIIsrispcd 81 y0ur hands
Tie efbcuiss inseps.sbs from sonewfn rough and
mr. haze greatly sleytaed by ns
sps s.rtou kindly devoted 70 all 81 M and especially
tnth ~ b. have susred n indsoc-p while
se,s ard the coursg ton. o your nt.rcourss
vh board will always be gracefully remsmher~d
We have % greet pleasure In recdns our deep ,enss o'
IN. BY from judictous aud mpsritAl
srt hnce " ihat order ard REGULARITY ESSENTIAL the
hspprs ~ t~se pcsoo and ALEC fro the efforts Of
tnu tuNovd rte rmcers 70 rarrv out insrurtina with
10 test possible eouyiesy towards the psssengeys
dietary srale s urrscesssvy 10 refer further
han eutun that both 70 quantity ard quality h.s be~n
'tsi nuld be cesir~d with best wishes Ne remain d ar
flstes 81 mos IHoRxIry and WIN. H. yISLArsoS.
fer passsnrsrA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-17

f,RNIRAL PAKs-sPECIAL NUTCE-THn 'OMMIr.
~ te. Appointed b. VI. Senate 70 yesugaie the srars con
81 the Central Park VIII Al the Asst
Epuse In this city at 10 O'clock III urcAy Nov "a
john Mcl.xOD MURPHY, Chair nan Of Commi.tee
ADV WASHINGTON ENGINE COMPANY NO t0--Ar
W syscis meeting % the ovs onpany held ~ thsu
suyire houzs l13 Kim street u was
screwed. That voc of thans, be endersd % Mr. John
Ncrhe.f Esq l Grand street FIR the horn'fu supply
~ rtshs fhr-bed 10 the npsny the morning Of
IA IRE ~ rlday, NV 10. =. ne GRAND ,treet
WILLIAM RACEY Foreman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-17

UHNkHB
VI The subscriber importing drecs,
Of th~ dst Dsksrr - England. SCOTCH rpa
ell szes. also, German Lava II = OF ~vey variety.
OF , isA 1An and Bats Wing Burnsra Burr
Plsv snckess for portsblss Mercury Cups improved
cylinner Burners Bnyner Oeaners Ac also
sls a Burner Pysrs al assa
Z. u. ARNOLD
Manusacsurer and Importer. az Bsoome s.rses IL Z.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-17
nELP WANTED-MALEs.

MEt loan SoUTH l6 OR " YEARs or AGE Is
wsnled page t, lady and ssrsmAn travelling
fou'h b" must be iege active ard industrious Apply
btweer the hour Of and rdxy sunday at No.
&fE 52t 81 1t roahy place liz
Ia [ 4. ed apnlx.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-17

NoTIcr -vrTvsANs or 1Hr WAR or lara AND
~ wtdowr hat msde claims for the II cktbnr and
,psss oil call nj tho n Land odBoe. No HAL
psrs prepare receive hey ceiirsiee ~ allowances
Tor tho Ger. n. RAfAONu. isie COLONEL.
B-An wko have nt made CLAIMS plesse call sbovs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-17

MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.


lTn % kkw l1kK-DkPAkInkKr or FISANUN
bureau OF the Recover Of raHoa Ne Court sou.e :
~, 49, rovembcr ID 1880 Notice 10 hereby
s yer csns VII be added the Il, Of Oh al
xo, rem nips rnpad ala that per cent VIII addei a.
The loth Of ecember No monev raorIved AR ~ n
Office hours from A. n to3 Up n
JAMES KELLY. Receiver OF rarea
CORPORATION NorICE-THH SPECIAL COMM TEE
" appoint<d ov the Board OF Aldermen 10 he
sun icy o. The security given for safe
spd such other bearing upor tha subject as thu
miee may be enabled TO acquire will meet At room
city ball on Monday, the 10Th inst at .ock NJ All
mons Interested In tbs Investigation eby notified /,
IL or notice
John h BkADY Special
0ILBERT NJ PIArT COMMITTEES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-17
REWARDS.


SToP TH1Y-ss0 kIwARD-A EoRsE AND WAGON
-ss 40 en- From s 'svsn lied. a. III ssiss. y on
=. years. o. s.nd. high rs. ss.v, @aas a. % .nd
HE st, In the forehead under teia set e.ewsya The
revsrd w be psn f.r The o. be Horse Wagon
and 'hecsp'ure Of ne Sef or sas ,1r e.'A ,,
eS REWARD Lost. yEsrlgDAy. IL GswES -IcH
small white .a.n'. Poodle the q
- RI him 70 room " 20 sers H;e opposite the Park and
eS REWARD --srRAyED IRON OAK HALL. 9, ruI.
he sne q Jack whoever yin return he sane 10 he above
pls viii receive The reward AID no questions sssea
cS REwARp-Losr Ftox w,Gos 4 SMALL.
ppes sssh. .soui q, eoonss me ssoTs reward :. b.
raia en- returning HIM 70 % Irving plae
COX REwARD- LOST. by A BOY, ON THE way TO
Per rq fsyp, & On san 70 ~ -
The shove rear, s si b paid TO An, one leaving with
cox .ARD-roLIr or THE IirH 1887 rRJs
plC rs.s srees bog cos..sirs silver rsai.d spsrs
o sSos Pa, s. srss@ % '''' ''' ''''' "
e6O RHwARp-sToLES; rRoHiNR r. BoyLAxs
20, Hos. rsn s.s Ss n. and .s
tail -m % hind foot incline. 70 sna;hls together with
Msi s:s. ~ a. =. : :.%. Z:
shove sddrea asA no qossssoas aaAsA
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.
uoUtn wAsTrD-A LosB WIDOW Lap1. As,rr
~ breaarg up souseheeY'ps vshe. 70 sscn,e 'a ~ ss
s sd n = g WI: W 10 . msr. e o s,ss 70
locsi,on, ps no osrcssd ss per mon ssd scom~oaA
Prom no y ss = ,I WV .. 70
iore Q, 700 .,p. .'vs qnany for rh,cs VII pay cash
sn Ys,ss-, 70 B..ipsn sweet
II city p~ssbe M The v,csnsy 81 Bond street n~aiy
nj q nsasss =. sa i as "a
drrs . VI, bon Sc, pc.i oass.
mo RETAIL DRUGGISTS A SMALL re.
tai Drus aore some locality na too FAR up twa one In
20, " is Rer.H oSo 49, - '''''''
yUASrp-A FERRY BOAT, TO PLY ar-wxxr Ter.
w bnville and .mboy, y Psr.le. having small
cnce q The staten ssad hailrosd Company, No so~ns
WASIxD-A SMALL HOUSE, WIN ALL MODERN
.rS ,a.s ss ana ~ . srS ss
Aseress stating terms, Y. bon s,iyl Post once.
yUAsrsp-A SMALL ROOM FuHsisuRD WIN
. q . a ns -s' essss a.. n re % III
S,g % ,s iS S1gt ,.1 n 'ss s.a az
WArrrp-AS oyvrcE IN BROADWAY ABOVE
w Chambers street Rent mus. be log, Address box
sIt Pest onic~.
WANDA ruRSIsHED EoUsn BErSxrs THIRD
w ndtisn avetn.s for snail family u.ui sprrs. Al
dres, - Lnn Istea.srs, v y ~, - ssss fos' om'e
WAsr,D-vuRrrsHsp APARTMENTS FOR rHnss
w sro-n With al the corvet for housese~p
ins Pea- sddrsss NJ yortvile fa ofhce. ,tstns
yVArTND- Rooms, WITH STEAM POWER a. ca.
w ton In Brcckyu wnliamsbusx. Address bu iIsi
rost tfnce
yVASrED-By A svAIJ anwrrcir yAsny TIE s
w par ~ house 10 good ne'l hbsrsrsl ~, 80
mocerp veciences 30 ohjscinn 70 ~hh.mssnx ~
TIE fe,is., snail Costsse bouss al m csrsr 80
dress vtk psrculsr, A. b, care o. fpe'pa D~ ''''
$40 Brosdwsy. ~
yvANTHD-A RpsrsuRsFr or Lidkk BIsh ~
w loon M Of nee rovh IN sscssrfe roV Two oss
mir cumber.s IN bmonr staten Island or Tor "a
iDauire ii 1874. wl9lsn . rect rev b~r ,,v,,x
yxlpTyp-rCR SMALL rAvfJy NTcr FUR.
w bte6 konss well iossbd tgsr sAss SIDE prefrrr~d.
rw, 10 cssn oresr and poksesson By MnnfsY.
h''' s'Nu' KIapnINsn co. s,s Fourh sv.ru.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-17
WINES AND LTQUUHs.


|rrIvunnyH arRRer DfsrfLLnny- Esf BI.rsHpD
iE9 -fhe chescea place 70 buy ms B-asdsss wlaeA
sna wSe2s ocss s 20, s ,os. - ~ 1911, e ~.
- CHARLES vHffn Proprssw.
TaE LECTURE SEASON.
II JOHN uOu0H.
0AYURDAv nvuwIN0. NuvENBu8 ~
| ~ OoDpex fnsisuts Admission = -ens
COAL.
Tronsa Valley coal Bssr ouAIIrr FOB ~
mDus use iv~ret In psrfr order N al paris ~ tie
". ovtsr rrc'svea ysrs s7s rsbth s~eoe or al the
Be. ae ensqueh.nn. Ard wyoming ysnsy Railroad sni
a Company, " vsil street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-17

n ppxAR RaairT psE1pR OF yBs -AvHp
Royal a re- lm and HApover. D.rrfnr kesrmy ~
ferv rsnrth fnnr eveIngs snf fneS1ays
o.. Friasys ~ rrysx ls0pns " een@- LAhss snernoos
glasses
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-11-03
ExECUTAvE DEPARTMENT..
COLUMBIA, s. c.. OcroDER II,

COLUMBIA, s. c.. OCTOBER H. 1860.
BY His Eseciicncy WIBLIAA H. GLST, Govern
or and Commander in Chief in aud over tho
State of South Carolina.
WWHEREAS Electors of President and Yioe-
President of the United States are appoint
ed by the General Assembly of South Carolina;
and whereas an Act of Congress, passed in 1916,
fixed the time when these Electors shall be APP
pointed on day when the Legislature of this
State is not in regular session. In consequence
thereof. l, WILLIAM II. GIST. in the exercise of
tho authority conferred by the Constitution to
convene the Legislature extraordinary oeca-
sious, do issue this my proclamation calling upon
those Senators of the General Assembly whose
terms of office have not expired, and those who
have been now recently elected, and the mombers
OF the House Of Representatives who have been
now recently elected to convene Mt Columbia on
the FIRST MONDAY in NOVEMBER NEXT,
that they may be present on the Tuesday follow
ing, to appoint Electors of President and Vice
President, in conformity to the Act of Congress
above referred to; and also that they may if adj
visable take action for the safety and protection
of tho State
Given Under my hand and the seal of tho State.
at Columbia, the twelfth day of October
in the year of Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty.
WILLIAM III. GIST.
ISAAC III. MEANS, Sccrcta. v of State.
BsiS- Each paper in the State will copy three
times. Oct l3 1860
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-11-03
CHARLESTON AND LIVERPOOL
SAILING PACKETS.
IL OCULAR LINE.


SNllE UNDERSIGNED beg to announce that
Il they have made arrangements fora line of
SAILING PACKETS between the above points,
by which every facility in regularity aud speed
Will be given to Shippers.
FRASER, TRENHOLM 81 CO,
10 RuMroRD PLACE, LIVERPOOL,
Wiil at any time receive Goods intended for
shipment by this line. and forward the So me bv
the first succeeding Packet, and will be ALWAYS
prepared to give any information that may be
desired.
Arrangements for Freight or Passage may
also bo made in Chnrleston by application to
JOHN FRASER Il Co. Central Wharf
The aforementioned first class and fast sail.
ing Charleston Ships have been already placed
upon the line, and others will be added as soon
az required:
From Sailing days Of the slips of this Line: From
Liverpool. Names Charleston
June ., *Susan Ovens Norton master Aug. 10
June 10. II Eliza Bonsall, Michael master, Aug 81
june %. $Gondnr Lobby master, Sept 20
July 10, Emily st. Pierre, Tessier. master Oct 10
Aug 10, John Fraser, Herbert, master, Oct 80
%Thcsc three dates made to approximate for
the convenience of Importers for the Fall Trade.
Future arrangements will be daily advertised
May O. 1860 Al m1v
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-11-03
POETRY.
The Lovely Knitter

Like tiny birds with FURNISHED wings
Just dropping to the sea-wave's foam
And bearing from its bllowy home,
The snow that to their phmage clings,
The futterng needles swiftly dip
In soft, white meshes of her work
Where quaint and loving fancics lurk;
The eye betrays the silent lip.
The tiny needles loop the thread,
Strung with sweet thoughts of summer hours
OF sunlight on the fragrant flowers
or poems in tho woodland read,
With prelude of the wild birds song,
And blending with that warbcd tone
The murmurs, eycrmorc their own.
That in the pinc-trce shadows throng.
And still, mcandering from the hall
Fond mcmorys chain unwinds and flows,
Drops here smile and there rose,
And here treasured word lets fall
So, on she knts. in twilight gray;
The past and present, with the years
Of mornings life, its hopes and fears,
Inwoven with her dreams to-day.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-11-03
1918 OF 1872 70
Balance on hand,

Balance on hand, a8 az 1555 05
We assessed FIVE CO per cent. on the State
FAX which produced the nett sum of Two
Hundred ard Seventy. five dollars and ninety
three cents, (S275,93), allof which has been
paid to our Treasurer as appears from the
foregoing statement of receipts and disburse.
mehts We have under contract and nearly
completed Well on tho public square, and
contemplate making some further improve
ments on the Square SO soon as wo can fix
upon a plan. Niel s}
We built during the past year a very sub.
stantial Smokehouse at the Jail, which was
very much needed. We have also added
something to the heretofore scanty Furnitcra
Of our public offices, besides making some
small repairs about the Court House and Jail,
And sillreportedb by the last Grand jury ns
rotten, VIC have repaired in subscantial r,aa.
ncr Respectfully submitted.
Eoss 30 NJ i. MITCHELL, Chairman.
JOSEPH j. NORTON, Sec. & Treas, !,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-11-03

"TAR ON DE HEEL"--A gentleman re-
Gently visited plantation near Memphis, Ten
nessee, and at night, when the darkey's work
was done, they assembled to pitch coppers.--
The cents gradually disappeared in a very
mysterious manner. The most rigorous search
revealed no clue to them. The stock of cop
pcrs had dwindled fearfully, when light seemed
to break upon one of the darkies aud he yelled ::
Dars nigger got tar on his heel !" Great
confusion followed the announcement, and the
darkeys commenced seating each other violent
ly upon the ground. At one time twenty
darkeys were seated on the ground, while
twenty more had their legs in the air, looking
at their heels. The miscreant was at last
found. The black wretch who sought to bring
time honorcd and healthful game into dsre-
pute, was finally discovered. An old negro
who was too lame to indulge in gumes, and
who had before been (ikc Gen j. Caesars
wifc) "abovc suspicion" had covered his heels
with tar Under prctcnce of seeing fair play,
this elderly colorcd person had made himself
very conspicuous among the pitchers, volun-
tcering his service as judge on all disputed
points, and all the while the sly old coon was
treading on the coppers. They stuck, of
course and when his tarry heels were turned
up they revealed Ga right smart chance" of
cents.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-11-03
Leap Year.
ny NED SON

bS NED KsoN.
What pest is leap year.
When maids wooing go,
Searching after husbands
To cure their fanciod woe;
Striving to cntice men
With arts so seeming true
That many are thus captured,
But ! wouldn't be, would you?
And since this year began
tspresent happy reign,
Many lovesck mni,lcns
Have tried Ncd's hand to gain,
But they soon the task gave DER,
They found it would no, do
For them 10 do the counting;
can't be caught can you?
First there came Miss Paxton,
Whom many sought to win;
For she had II store house
Filled with shining tin;
But with all her treasures
could not love her true,
And so | did not marry,
Gold | wouldn't we'd would you?
Next came an ancient maiden,
She was over sixty tlree,)
She took wonHrous liking
10 sue n youth as me-
When iatly refused her,
She turned fairly blue,
She was o'ercomc with anger;
But, l didn't care, would you?
One. fairy Creole
From n sunny cline,
Stroye with earnest pleading
10 change her name for mine,
And though she was so winning,
Had youth and beauty too,
did not take Il fancy
For / could not could you?
There's Sally. and Gerusha,
Amanda. Polly-Ann,
Fanny, Kate, and Lucy,
Each longing FOR man,
With Emelinc, and Betsy,
Sweet Anna Jane and Sue,
All offered me their fortunes,
Which l wouldn't take would you ;
But there is a fair one.
Gentle, meek. and kind,
Glanced to discover
Was suited TO my mind;
And when popped the question"
She promised to be true;
Her soon shall marry.
For would; wouldn't you?
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-11-03

MARRIAGE is the labyrinth that separates
romance from reason. Fiction holds the key,
and once admitted, law and death alone can
release you from your constant companion,
discomfort
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-11-03
Notice.

LII persons having demands again the estate
~ of Richard Durdine deceased, must render
them to me, legally attestcd; and those indebted
TO sand estate are required to make payment at
an early. day.
JOHN DURDINE, Admir-.
Oct. -. 1860 - Z
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-11-03
Notice.

4 PPLlCATlON will be made to the next Legisla-
"A turc for Charter to extend the "Keowce
and Tuekascge Turnpike Road" Fl ON Tunnel Hill
to Walhalla.
August To- 1860 8 am
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-11-03
Notice

hereby given that application will be madc to
the Commissioners of Roads mt their next meet
ing, f., open n road from the bridge to be built
near Sloans Ferry, to the wahnla Road near tho
e,eFeh mile post and also to connect the same with
the Oconec Station Roud
October |, 1860 10 td
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-11-03
RR a. p % &c 'E

0F the Commissioners of Public Buildings
" for Pickons District, to the Presiding
Judge of tho Court of Common Pleas, at Fall
Term, 1860
Said Board through their Treasurer have
received and are chargcabe with
October Amount on hand at last Re-
port, S Y So
Nov 28-Major's Gnc paid by Clerk IS 90 90
Dec. l0-Cash in part Of Judgment
VS. NJ. n. Perry and l.. A. Edge, 81 S3
April l4-Cash of c. f. Sccba rent
of Masonic Hall to lst Jan. last, 90 90
April 15-Cnsh of Clerk, Samuel
Oglcsbys Fine and interest, 406 3S
june lS-Cash of i. w. l.. Carey in
part for Tax assessed, 100 90
June 20-Cash of j. n Lawrence
for his Note, 10 45
Sept. l8-Cash of j W. L. Carey in
part for Tax assessed, 100 90
Oct Cash of j. w. H. Carey in
full of Tax assessed rs 03
Total receipts 1872 l2
And through the same me-
dium have paid out
1859.
Nov. Cash to Mrs Cape
hart part of j. O. Ham
nett s account 3 2 25
Nov. 23-Cash to NJ. Il.
Mitchell, agt. Six Mile
Company, for Smoke
house mt Jail, 100 90
Nov. 2.i--Cash to J. NJ.
lIunnicutt for Cases in
Clerk Office, 20 90
Dec. l0-Cash to Trcasu-
rcr, commission on $102.
SO, received at q per
cent, 9 81
Dec. l0-Cash to Trcasu-
rer, commission on Sl22.
25, paid out at "a per
cent, 8 O5
1860
Jan. l0-Cash to j. O.
ilammctt bal account for
work at Jail, IL rs
April 14-Cash to Nailor,
Smith & Co for 12 pair
Blankets, and interest, As 90
June Cash to W. III.
llovcy part 'or Safe for
Sheriff office, % 90
June 0--Cash to u. w.
Green account for Pitch
er Lock, &c., 40
june 0-Cnsl to II Hughes
for 32 lights, glazing,
&c, in Court House, 3 20
June 13--Cash to w. II.
llovey balance for Safe, o 025
June l3--Cash to H. b.
Bcnson surv., account
for BagSing, &c. 16 90
June 20-Cash to j. N.
Lawrence account for
Merchandise, III 10 A.t
June 20--Cash to j. N.
Lawrence, account for
1850 Brick, 6 76
July 10-Cash to j. Zach
ary, Pointing, Lime,
Brick, &c, 24 95 rG
July 20--Cash to j. w. r.
Parsons for Table, Cover
aud Andirons for Ordina-
ry 3 so
July 9-Casli to j, &C,
Kruse for painting, &C.,
in Clerks Office. Q 90
July Cash to j. G. @.
kruse for painting, &c., y.
in Sheriff Office, 2 so
July 0-Cash to j. G.. C.
Kruse for painting, &c., vi
in Ordinary's Office, ai IS O0oF
Oct. l0-Cash to Treasu- g.,...,
reT, 2per cent. commits. lsa ihs 8s
sion on S761.76receiyed Is % @h
Oct. 10-Cash to Trsasu-
rer, 2 per cent. commits
sion on $173.50 paid out, 8 Az
1918 OF ss72 12
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-11-03

Mn. THEopnILu5 Popp, of PoppviIfe,
Popp county, faneying himself to be very pop,
alar q. y with q his lady loye popped the quss-
ton " to her under.the poplar tree, when she
referred him to her poppy, who, when asked
for his consent, popped him out of doors to
the tune Of Pop goes the weasel ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-11-03

To-MoRRow is the day on which lazy peo
pie work and fools reform
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-11-03

AN experienced old stager says. if you
make love to widow who has daughter
twenty years younger than herself, begin
by declaring that you thought they were sis
ters. GE
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-11-03
Notice.

a PPLICATION will he made to tile I.eris-
L " htnre at its next Session for charter for
u Turnpike Rond said road to commence nt
ilinkle's Mills, in Pickcns District. aud inter
sect with Turnpike at the North Carolina line,
ON Rock Creek. The said road to he known ns
the Cane Creek mud French Broad Turnpike
AuSnst ~, lSou 3n,