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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-08

nlrr~N1-t GFFfTFTW-I--T 49, 49, go
fhs uhasrasned viii selo acceptable party the
osle Statesman Nsgspspsr once. The recent diaculU
AltsiHiAs fublIshsrof she statesman and The Tsle5
,,,Kpph and ths tyralpcal eondnct sxsEenea toward
,s1sysphd Vii continue Dimpsr The ussiulness Of the
. daily sas, while IN hands The iniuryt us per-
,nky nsy, psrhAps, b ssshed through the law but
" netvishopt dsags The Injury to the party and ths
10 asipiss whicA hs gtsmcs espousss and for which
1eitesaSd, pns Do aaiadicaedIn seoart oi law and
b7 dollars and cents; but YET these are not 70
4 ssSpssfsoxsd or icst sight of AZ the present trns,
isimporiant that nothing should snbaErws he eircus
ton Of this old And FsablIshsd psnecntic Journals
sadm bslps ipponsble fsr The present propristonto
have foss fscliss necessary for the complete success
sytt Asiyiup pf hspaps, they have thought 10 "a.
.epsesbls qcasfH for sale ...-., -, ~
An additional reason for oaerlng ahsbepsf fof sale
found In the fact, that We cannot give he necessary per-
solsl attention % the business editorial department.
Shich should bs beaowsd BY the owners Of the estab
FGTfsFSC MANYPENNY MILLER
Aug. l. 1861. - Pub. Ohio Statesman.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-08

+. +. .,-.,- .s, Two O'CLOCK :. NJ.
Mr.. Dodge, from the committee on Perma.
nens Officers, reported the following, which was
adopted -ta
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-08
IRISH STEAMSHIP LINE.
Steam Between Ireland and America,
NEW YORK, BOSTON AND GALWAY

! NEW rOhh, bUSIUN AND SALW Al
TIM following new and magnificent rst-claas paddle.
wheel stssmships compose the above line;
ApRIATIo, = s,sss tons burthen. Capt. J MluRr
Rormerly Of the Collins Lns.l 81
s5s5RNIA s5NSI SS ':9' s9.As' Capt. n La,9V. sa9T
faSIrIc fncnrh Zoo Zoo ,a .,sG I. ssSsS. 1Sns.''''
PRINCE MBERf, (serew0 tss-e sa.s ~ y, J,
One Of the abovs ships VIII leave New York or Boston
alternately every Tussday fortnight for GALWAY oar
ryins the goyernmsnt malls, touching at stq Johns
Ths steamers Of this lius hsss bssu oonstrdosd with
the greatest care under the supervision OF the govern
ment, yewatertight compartments. and are unsxcek
led foreomfort ssiey and speef By any steamers anoat
and every eIsrtlon viii be made 70 pfomos the comfort
Anlezperieneed Surgeon attached to each ship. ef
-. RATES. OF PASSAGE.
g.sss. \. Boston TO Galway 2. Liverpool sl9s
TS,,ss:. T.s,s:: yB .,!ss ssse: q rv.r,,Si =
or any town In Ireland, on Railway. : III 90
Thlrdclass passengers arc literally supplied with pro
visions Of the best quality, cooked and servedby me SER
wants q the Company. = w - -
RETURN TICKETS.
Parties Wishing to send for their friends from the old
country obtain tickets from any town on railway "
Passenger for New York, A.tiy!ns hy ne Boston
etssmvrs viii Be Forwarded " Rev YORK frse q charge.
For passage Or further iu''rTssls3 sRRHST sRRyHSTaAM
Al the ofacs Of The Company, on The vhaf, foot oi
ROWLAND q AsPINwALI, Agents.
= e. IIiI fIII
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-08
Having increased its airsady
,,ExIEN sIyE 7FAoILIFIIES

~ 4 81. fuiy prspafsd 70 execute In the
fWl EH3 dl41 3
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-08

Mr.. Harrison having received . majority Of
allthe votes given, was declared nominated.
On motion, the nomination was made unani-
NOUS. H.- ,--
The Convention then proceeded to nominate
candidate for Supreme Judge. The vote
stood; Ja, 5sdT h3%esE3 saeIge&
g ghs.. !, a.. q. Smith c..s.,r".'.,....rs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-08

HHfs EINH W. uSosofou s111H1N"'sU'r
K Aftsr giving tiFesehseN ~ he Constitution
and the Upion, The Convention adjourned. Y
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-02-09
CLAREMoNT ACADEMY.

iHNliH TRUSTEES take pleasure in announ.
IL c'ng to the public, that they have secured
the services of Mr.. g. L.. lIo'LlNoswoRru and
LADY ,n take chnrSe of the Clnremont .Acndc.
my, These Teachers have experience, aud are
competent to instruct in all the various branch
o" ct IN English education. BY arrangement.
same hnuse.
The Academy will be opened on the Cd Mon.
day in January 1861
Wood boarding can bc had in the neighbor.
hood on favorable terms
The @labrity of the climate and the moral
tone, OF the vicinity, are inducements that
snelli not be overlooked by parents and guar.
aiaps in'educntlng their children and wards.
BY order of the Beard:
Jan. 0. 1901 % ,c
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-02-09
SHERIFF,s SALES.

nf virtue of s,mdry wrts Of feri facias to me d;
~ rected will be sold before tho Court Honse. in
fckcn' District, within tho legal hours on the first
Monday and Tuesday in March next
Vne tract of land. on Little Brass Town creek
adJpinlng lands of George Rider, John Blackwe
ana others containing seventy acres more or less
levied ON MS the property OF Nm Cape, at the suit
oflWm Rothen.
Ono tract of land adjoining the town of Wall,olIo
VI Wendcikin, NJ. Bulwiukcl and others, contain
ing forty seven acres or less levied on as the
property of James Graham at the snit Of ] =
ll"Eood, Assignee, vs.. james Graham and Elan
Sharpe.
One tract of land on Mile Creek, ADJOINING
lands of Joseph Price, H. ~ Robins and others
containing l5D acres more or less, levied on AS the
property OF Henry Grogan at the suit of j. g.
ChrIy -
less, adjoining lands OF Elijah Alexander. sr. ]
NJ Mnrphree and others. levied on as the propcrtv v
Oh '!icnry Grogan at the suit of w. X. Easley
admir-, and others.
One tract of land containing 300 acres moro or
less. lying on Rocky Fork waters of Chauga cree,
adJnin'ng lan'ls OF Spencer Chambers Ephram
Cobb and others. levied on as the property of Wm
l'hiiiiPs at the suit of Robert Spencer and others
One tract of land, near pickemsvile, whcreon
Tho defendant now lives adjoining lands of Perrin
od"li, Rufus Oats and others containing two bun
dred acres more or less levied on as the propertv
OF A. Nj. Folgcr, at the suit Of r. W. Polrcr. for
others and others.
One tract of land on Crooked Creek, adoining
lands of Daniel Butler. Joseph Brewer and others
containing two hundred and eighty acres more or
less, levied on the property of d. Won Etzen. at
the. suit OF the State and others
Terms, cash; purchasers to pay for papers
w. N. CRAIG, STD.
Jan, T. 1851 23 I'd
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- i =.
n<S- The friends of Col, J. D. AsiIMORE
respectfully announce him q candidate for Colonel
OF the Regiment Of Volunteers now forming in this
Brigade -as.-, b t5.5 = =,
ss1" The friends of Capt. n. r. HUGHES re-
spectfully HnnoutSe him acandidtefor Lieutenant
Colonel of the Volunteer Regiment 10 be formed in
conformity with the act OF the Legislature. ~
peH" The friends OF Col. JAMES L.. ORR re-
spectfnlly announce him candidate for Colonel of
tie Regiment of Volunteers to be formed in Pick
ems and Anderson. 1sss
:pESS@ The friends of Col. d. A. LEDBBTTER
respectfully announce him a aoandidate for Colonel
OF the Regiment of Volunteers forming in Anderson
Jan 15, 1851 "a tf
Rs5S" The friends of Col c.. s. NATTISON re-
specifu'ly announce him canFklate for Major of
the Regiment of Volunteers to BE formed in Pick
ems and Anderson Districts. -
BE,5N The friends Of Capt. l. G. CRAIG announce
him'a Candidate for Major of tho Regiment of Vol
unteers in Anderson, Pickens and GreenVine.
GkS~ The friends of Mai. s. 8. CRITTESDEN
announce him n candidate for Lieutenant Colonel
OF the Regiment of Volunteers in Hckens Ander-
sou and Grcenvillc.
RS3S> The friends of Gen. s. d. GCODLETT nm
nounce him u candidate for Major Of the Regiment
of Volunteers in Anderson, Pickens and Greenvlle
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-02-09
O3Jr WEiaW,


DEPARrEp this life, Mt her husbands residence
III iickcns District. 8. c., on the 33d january,
i"oi' Mrs: EMILY Nj. DAVIS, wife of Thomas H.
naNls' ASed Al years, one month. and % DAYS.
ihe deceased leaves kind and aifcctionute and
no" sad anu hcaH broken husband. two children
one n"y and one girl--an aged father and mother
numerous relations and many devoted friends to
mourn their loss; but we trust and believe, her
e'ernai gain, The deceased had many prominent
'r"i's ot character: she was Industrious econnn,i
ling truthful and scrupuously honest an aifec-
Tomato and devMea wife; n loving ani indulgent
mother, and IA true and sincere friend: The Hrve
weeping crowd that attended her burial was un
iniS'akab'e evidence of how her neishbors and
friends respected her.
Dearss: friend. thou hast left US
Thy less We deeply feel;
But IL is God who hath bcreft us. ,
Heaionc can all our sorrows heal
Though no more will Join orr number.
Though no more oifr SORROWS know
Yet agtin We hope TO meet thee
Wliea bedayo of life is Acd
--... A FKHNp
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-02-09
Assignee's Last Notian.

a Ill PERSONS indebted to mo as Assignee
GA of l.. II. Wright, aud L. H. Wright aud
SON. are notified that will attend at Center
Campsrnund on Tuesday tho 10Th and at Fair
Play on Thursday the l4th of February, next,
Tor the parpoec O? closiag "P tho Books assigned
TO me: AL those who fail to make pa yment by
t9at ume wllLhnd their Notes and Accounts in
the hands Of nm officer far collection, aa Ionger
indulgence will not bo given. A word to the
wise is sufficient. ~
~ " z. HAGooD, Assignee.
January 81. 1851 =. &c 4.e 3
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-02-09
PENDLEToN
.FEMAL E. S EN- RY.

Fem All E. SEN MAR Y.
rTNHE EXERCIsES OF THIS INSfITU.
n TloN viii eommShce OH tho LIST Monday
IN February next. nfder the. direction of Nj
moral wogh@Sia Scholarly attachments, from
the first esdSpi& Of Greenville, and her Insli,u.
tions of JohetShg, give ample satisfaction.
The Music Department. will continue undcr
the direction of Mss. :CoRNIsiI, already SO favor
ably known to the public. ts. f, =.
lneonnexion with the large and we'll arranped
Sohonf Rooms, isa conmDdious BOARDING
HOUSE, to be opened for the reception of the
Teacher and family. and pupils from n distance.
The SGhhlastie Year will embrace two Scs.
'sions of Five Months ench
-. TERMS e.
First Glass, s 8 90 per Session,
. Second 4" 10 90 L"
Third 100
The above. with Latif, nr Crock. or either SIG
Contingent expenses, 81 Music, $50; and 81
tor use of Piano.
H. G.. MILLER
j. W. CRAWFORD Board
j. f.. BELLOPTE. of
JAMES HUNTER. Trustees.
j. B. SIPf0S, q
Pcndle:"D, g c.. Jan ~. 1851 26-2
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-02-09
Notice to Dehtors

PEho0NS indebted III my Office. on bonds
Il for Land, are hereby notified thut thr sam,
m"@ be T,a'd If not paid before, they will he
pnt in suit Return day. Parties arc7cin,norous
tor their money. and this is The only way. it
seems, they cnn'uhtain il. =.
ROB'T, "A. THOMPSON, c.E.r.p.
C"m'rs Office. Jan. 30. lS6l. % 3
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-02-09
COME no THE RESCUE!

THE NRI,SIS is CPON U.s.,
a III. persons Indebted to w. II. DENpY &
IN CO, for the year 1860. must come forward
aud make settlement by Nuto or Cush-cush
pFftcrrcd-as we hrc needing money.
Persons indebted totho iirm of DENDY &.
~ ohLES f"r the wears. IS5S--'50 must nay
WITHIN twen'y days from this date, or pp.y cost
without discrimination.
Walhalla Fob I 1861 oG tr
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-02-09
LAW PARTNERsHrP

" LILLIAN u. PERRY. having heen admit
w ted, t9 the BAR. is associated with his
father. BEHJAHIN F. Perry. in tic practice IF
Law on tho Western Circuit, under the firm of
PERRY q PERRY, They @ill attend the
Courts of Abbeville, anderson, Pickens, q rcen.
Vile. SpHrtanbnrg and .Laurens.
Their office and address is GreenyilIe. G. H.,
Doe 90 1860 %
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-02-09
A cARn.

mr. EhFor:,. Some person or persons, with
!nars nitlieiousness than regard for truth AMI
Justice has put in circulation report, that IN n
. Hack Republican, aud that | l,nd said, If we
should be prenipitmed in war. | would give nv
property to the North. &c. Nos, all have to saw
~ thisthe report is jatse in the broadest sense of
the term I consider my life. my property. and
my all plegedin defence ofmy State and the South.
~ s. CHAMBERS
.ren D, 1851 81
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sstate az soiaah Caroii,la

- IN ORDINARY Y--oIrATfoH ~
y VHEKEAS; Mrs. Sarah u Looper and Colbert
~, Barrett hath appiied 10 nae for isttepa ~
administratlen upon The eOtato Of Samf Gooper.
deeeased, late Of The District Of Pickens and Stale
aforesaid; Che kindred and creditors OF said do
ceased are, therefore, cited appear before one al
riekens o. IL. on Monday the 25th day of February,
70 slew rause,if any they oan, why said leltors
shosld not DO grahted. Given under my hand and
sealthis 5th FeAraaFy, 1881.
W. u. HoLC0MBE, o..p.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-02-09
~ YN9 s:NJs s.ESl:s

s-E---r------re-
MARRIED., on 10Th December last, by h. Rogers.
Esq, Mr.. W. Il. d. OAIfiuuX to, Miss SARAm G.,
RoGERs. all of Pickens ~,
On the 81 December last. by the same. Mr. J. w.
CANNON to hiss SARAH BRrcE, all Of Pickens.
on the 9th january last, by the samc Mr. JAS.
ems. !, 80 :
On the 3lst January last. by Rev BENZ Holder,
Mr.. JESSE NJ CLAYTON 10 Miss MAnrilA 4. BowEx,
all of Pckcns ..E -
On the ~ ultimo by Rev. J. E. DuBosc. Mr..
ELIAS Il. "uiTSER, OF Anderson, S. c. TO Miss
EN~ ~ WiLLiANs. OF IcuAir, Fla.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-02-09
NR glYDaCAA a,AErRn

~ q. IL. SGMMES having completed his
~ Col'eg ate course. offers his Professiona al
services To his friends and tho public generally.
,Wtll be prompt i'll his attention to his PATRONS
his office, will DO fvuud with -Dr. NJ t. SnARrE
IN IN the brick building adjoining Store OF latc.E.
,Pendletan, MAY i2 I8G0 II az
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-02-09
"A Court MaftiaI

tVILE he held AZ the Regimcrit,ll parade ground,
~ on tli" Sd Saturday. 18th February instant,
duty.
Ptesident+>Gapt. Hawthorne, >Membcrs~>-Capts
Craig, Okelly, Powell. Ifqnnicutt. and Joh,etone.
Commanders accompanies will fctnrn alldefaul.
'tcrs IN their respective commands E,i"'H
Feb s, 1861 - 1T%,27 ~ ~ N'"' 'si
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Last Mntina,
Blacksmithing.

Z n THE UNDERSIGNED will carry on The
biacks'ni,h ba$'nvsa 81 titisp place Tor The pres
ent year. We arc prepared Ht nil iiir..s 10
do work ct the shortest notice We VIII keat, car
ssanty on hand euantity OF Iron and SIseiFf W.
win have aiiot of first rate one aad two horse Wac
ons for sale soon. a lot of Haynes Axes ,sae
NJ AZ nE'es. Plows alsays on band, and ali Kinds
OF Farming Tools made to order.
~ J. Il, HA00oD. y.
3ft.a Y THARRISoN'HAy AyNEs =
.Piekens 9. IT.. g. G., Feb 8. 1871 81 In
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-02-09
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
= 'i-,S picEESs--.Ix ORDINARY. .s,s
Robert Rirksey, Admir- y ,. ~,
pet. for setLlamnnL.

~, wm .Kirkssy, ct, ais. .,',''I- '>'''t'
T appearing to my satisfaction thai David Garyth
and wifc Nancy. Isaiah NJ, Kirksey, Jared II.
~. kirksey. sIary u. M- P, Kirksoy. Christopher
Klrksey, Catbarine Hsllun, end b. y. Holland and
vile Penelope defendents Ia shis case reside with
out the limits Of this State: II Is ordered, there
fore, that these several absent parties do appear
Ia the Court of Ordinary, TO be holden at Piekens
Y, ", on Friday tho Sd dag of May next. to shew
cause. II any they can, Why anal settlewent Of
the Estate Of William Kirksoy. senior, deceased,
las to hts tlistPbntive share In the Estate of Sas
Klrksey, dseeesed,) should not DO made. and a
decree pronounosd thereon
W. r. H0ICoMBE. o:r.n.
: fIs'sioAry's Ofsee. Jan, coy 1901 Bin.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-02-09
Notice.
TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAB0LINA

lliE STATE OF SOUTH CABOLINA,
PtcKENs--iS ORDINARY.
p. n. Garvin, Admir-
w Pet. for Settlement
Thos. ID. Gnrvin. et ais.
| appearing tn my satisfaction that Il. " NIcr-
l. riu and wife Ann, James IL. Evatt and wito Ma
rllda defendants in this case reside without th.
hmits OF this State. 1t is ordered therefore. that
@ quo M absent defendants do sovcraily appear in
the ordinary's Office Mt Pckens c. II ON Monlav
the 9th day Of April next, to s!icw cause. if any
they cnn why final settlement of the Estate of
Thomas Garviu. deccased should not bc made and
uecrec pronounced thereon that day. These
Putties are also required to render their advance
ments, and receive their respective distributive
shares. w e. UOiCONRE ntnu W
jan -. 1861 % 8m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-02-09
REIDVILnE
FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL.
Spartanburg, S. C.

r fJHJfI' ..,' 'e1t'N~H'~N NNHA 81 ~ VI,
III 1IIE NEXT SESSION of this Institution
n will commence on Monday the 4th day of
teisrnnry next, under the direction Of the Rev.
Ii. REID. y. NJ. and j. F. SHAW. A. NJ:
principnls. Able and efficient assistants in ali
tho departments Of the School, will be constant
ly employed.
Miss MARY A. GALLOWAY, from Athens
Georgia, who comes to us highly Recommended
will preside constantly over the School. She is
graduate of one of the first Institutions in our
country. and has been educated expressly with
u view to Teaching.
Particular auenion will he given TO Vocal
and Instrumental Music, and the various other
Ornamental branches.
Board, including Washing and Fnel, can he
obtained at the Female Boarding House, or in
the best families in the Village. at the yery
reasonable rate of TEN poEIARs per month
RATES OF TUITION PER SESSION OF 20 WEEKS
Primary Branches, S G 90
The'ahove, with English Grammar, Ge.
- ography, History or Arithmetic, 10 90
The Higher Branches, 10 90
Modern Languages, 10 0o
Drawing and Painting in Water Col.
nrs, (ench) e 60
Grecian, Oriental and Antique Paint
ing. (cach) - 6 90
IN Fainting, Is 90
Embroidery Wax, Fruit & Flowers (each) 10 90
Use Of Piano, . so
Contingent. / on
For further particulars. address
REID & SHAW, Principals.
Reidvile, S. c.. Jan. 20 1861 25-3
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New ORLEANS, Fob. 6.--Adviccs recciv-
ca in this city state that Texas positively Sc
eeaSd e, from, the uSIop; on the 1st inst Tho
vote was as follows: Yeas. 1866 nays l.,
w y
q for Charleston. bl, slIasne,s mission NAV
be considered as. eraed TX r..e
WAsHsaroN, lab s. The Peace Coz
ference sat with e$3l doors to-day. It Is
understood that EXP Sesident Tyler was re-
ported for President.
q WAsHlSaToN. Feb. G.--The Border Con.
yenton has done. nothing yet. The Tcnncs.
that if there is not a speedy settienentJ Ty IT,
aessce viii secede. j S'''
WAsuiSdroN; February v6e-tn The sonoto
johnson, of Tennessee Concluded his sneccb
against the South. -
In the House. Committee Of ca, eoro,oo
tai Bill a,itlorizingthe Department to cut of
mail f,SSlitias. F., tho scceJ;nn So. WV on
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TUE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLIYA

TUE STATE OF, SOUTH CAROLINA
pic1ENs DlsTRicT--oPricE cocRT or COMMON pIgis
NIIlLIAM f. PARK Err who is the cnsto
w dy of the Sheriff Of Pickens District, by
virtae of a-writof cGpias ad satisfac,eac1nna, Mt
the amt Of Rlbcrt II. Hubbard assignee, hav.
ing filed in my oiRee.. together with u schedno
on oolh of his estate aud cfFeo,s, his petition to
the Curt of Common Pleas prayino that hc
may be admitted q, the heheiitof tho Act of the
9enernl Assembly nude for the reliof of insol-
vent debtors:' 1t is ordered, thatthe said Rob.
ert H. Hubbard, assignee, and all others. the
creditors to whom the said William F. Parker
ls ls1nanywise Indebted be and they arc hereby
,snmmoned and haze notice to nppoar befnre Tho
ssaId Court, ut PiGkcus Court House, on the 3d
Monday of Mnreh hcx, to shew cause, if any
they can. why the prayer of the petition afore.
said should not be granted
j. j.. HaGOoD, cor.
Office Common Pleas, Dec. l5, 1860 3m.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-02-09
VIM, C., KEITH

A TT o,RNEY LAW,
WILL attend promptly to all business entrusted
", w to his care in the Districts comprising tlo
western CTcnit Office at rickens c. H.
DeC %, loD! 20
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TAXEs! TAXRs. /

I WILL attend ut the E,llowing times and
Il places, tor the purpose Of receiving Taxes
Tor tho year 1860:
tie late day ut which the Tux bill was per-
iec'ea mas delayed tho arrival of my books;
therefore, have been compelled to change the
day "f my departure and Attendance ut the va.
st,ps S,'nts III tho district This change is alb
S"luteiy necessary. and hope it viii not work
disnppnintaiont t" my.
Monday 10Th February, at EEskict Cox's
nHe,haY at Center;
Wednesday, ", - at !iacheor's Retreat
:, r,nnrs"9y - at FAIR Plays
Sr!uaE : Isl OF M'rchr ut D"nthits;
I,a'ur"ny Mt tants;
Monday M = at Pickens g. II;
wednesday y ut Saiubrity:
:, Z thursday Friday q March, atl'ickcnsville
Snt"rnay yth March at D. L: .GosSett'si
~, AZ 'nuay x MT Trap.
Tuesday IL at Ilestcr's; c9 d.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-02-09
Law Notice.

TIE undersigned viii devote himself entirely -
II Il to the practice of Law and Equity ON the
Pickens. JAMES nUp "S
nderson G. IT,, May 10, 1859 42-tf
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"0rdinarz's OGino.n

A Ii PERSONS indebted to this 0fRco a.,
"a Bonds due for Real. Estate are hereby
m9uded that they must pay before Return Day.
Those who disregard this notice will incur costs.
w. Il. HOLCoMBE, ORB.
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Money Wanted !
Law Notice.

THE undersigned have formed a partnersbin In
4 the. practice of Law and. Equity for pickens
District. Mr.. HADpgS may be consulted at his
othoe n Dickens and Mr.. oRR at Anderson.
: JAMES J.. ORR,
w ri, HADDEN
piskOns c. H.. May 10, 1859 S ,42-R
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Administrators Sale

Administrators Sale.
NM ILL be sold, ut the lnfe residence of WIN.
w Hester. Sen. deceased, near rnp, ON the
25th'day of February, Instant the
Personal Estate,
OF said deceased. viz: One bay, marc one wag-
on, one yoke oxen, .s,ock nf Cattle Sheep, logs.
Com. Fodder. ShuckS, Bacon, Lard, House.
hold Furniture. Farming Tools &C. s.,
: TERAs-Ona credit of nno months with in
tterese, note and gaod sure,ies. Sums under
S5, cash.
A. j ANDERSON Adn,r
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A. ]. ANDERSON, Admr. =.

R6S~ AT the same time and placo. the farm,
will be rented f,r the present year, on o credit
uatil the lat Janunry, 1856? 'sst ."
Feb. & 1901 49, l-'N. =" :. -.iEa :.
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Money Wanted.
LUMBER (! LUMBER !

VIE undersigned having purchased the
Easley, deceased, three miles cast of Pickens
Z. H., is prepared to fill orders for LUMBER,
4nished or unfinished; Sash, Blinds, Papncl
Doors, or anything in that line, at short notice.
and on the most reasonable terms. He is deter.
mined to carry on the business in all its branch
eS' ana persons wishing anything of the kind.
arc assured their orders will meet with nrop,nt
Orders should be addressed to The
lie respectfully solicits a share
of public patronage.
January 26, 1860 % IS