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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-26

A sFonoHIUg ApD MosS woNUERyuI.- MADAn0
"A MoRnow, ssyunth dsushtsr. bon With s.s asd -
o. foresight tells aaa often you viii marry, ad
~ of NE your houshs 6he guarantees
tkces who viGt her VIII not rege< u Pee cents ~ LnA
MADAME nAY NO 80 snvBNrH AVENUE NIAR
IN Ywenty ssveaA surprises I'll vhs visit her
sh, rsubis1 and unusty should st her power shs tells
yeur v@y tAssta ssky numbes lossss Ladies' 70
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MADAME HARvKv--sHB CAN IRroRM HER MANY
- frsnds s.d Ne public q AL ne events 81 NE II
eheriG. Ladies - csasa Gentlemen nct admitted Hours
from INA
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DHIPFIWO.


No1r-B TO oALIFoRHIA Shippers
The Calf orniA s.samers WIN IN future Iesvs fysn
he od e we shall receive ish her: n:ss6
AA SA1isA s HsR s s1xss hsss'oAH AoHA
vKon sEv roRx 70 LIVERPOOL
ssos sosros 70 Ilv..iooI =
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ss:sss ssSs f'f =. me-
men, ROTTERDAM werp 10 ct duoed through fAsSa
Person wishing bring their fresds buy Hssta
nsrs .. the ioliS~ing rates T. Ne. liverpool e
Liverpool, 10 from Queenstown, $50
These hyperion Recommendations passsn-
and carry experienced Surgeons They bult n
water tight iron sections and have patent hre annihaors
board.
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MO6R 90 IN london 70 EiVe a 4 HAusy. 81 Kin W.
liam stret; in PARIS OLEs DKCO1 B. No Plaos u
Bourse In philadelphia, JOHN q DALI, ~ Walnut
street: or ct the Company's oflcea
jobs u. OALE, Agent, 10 Broadway, u. Y.
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Second cabin with very superior sooommot asns ...
SrEAN IRON NEW YORK AND BosrO, TO fRR
, land England and Scotland, VII Galway Tho Atlantis
Royal ssil Steam Navigation Company viii despatch fsa
TUESDAY, Apra So
thehincw and magnificent paid ~hesl steamship
Robort Leitcb C0mmAndor,
touching ~ 81 johns 70 land passengers AND malta
RATES or PassAoE gsoM rAw FORK Oh nOsIoH.
Frst cabin Galway Dublin o. Liverpool e7S and 01oo
ssrd cabin 10 s.issS liverpool a.sow or an, Wv.
Persens ssns psss.ss in Ne. ori for III. abcv:
Nor !Cn-Psr,ons .shins % bring their friends frsa
the Id Country obtain r-turn tickets lev
The .DfI ATIo Will follow the Columbia ssnAG
- WIN WTOKHAn
At the once Of the Company, the wharf foot Of OaAal
ROWLAND q ABPINwALI, AssntA
Agents In Boston, MARIO BROS SWEAk1Y.
CTEAMER OF TUESDAY, MAY Il TO
- FINLAND ns0LAND o. SCOTLAND.
The Atlantic Royal Mail steam Navigation Oompanys nas-
nifcent steamer
Formeriy Of the ocllins lineA
Jsvr MAuRv, Commander,
vii eeve from pier 20 A. foot NJ Canal street. Ne abov0
date touching NJ 81 JOINS TO land malls aud nssa
Pssserssrs by THE win have fi~e Askss fFua
Galway Of NE cities the main lines of roadway
IN Grrat Britain and Ireland TINS making the uest ps6r
route for going 70 kupe enabling them 70
danger navigation the delay and slpsnss kvw
For passase or further nform,s,en spply ,SSvu.~
Al the once Of the c,mpany, ON the ~hasf,
ROWLAND ANsPiNwAii. Assnss.
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ANTHOLOGY.

A BONA YIDB ASrROLO0l6, THAT LIVERY oHE
"A depend On, = Madame WILSON, who tslis he sS
ise OF -FOUR usA you enter her Madame
win invoke the powers o. the wondf al esnce and e a
- events Of ycur whole NE Her seiet,ons are % trrs
meg gssa little umid dough they nesA not fear for ~
prscsea nothing bat what reasonable phosophes Al
mould eonsuit s most wonderful and mysterious LADY
Her advke has never been known 70 fall and twenty thou
sand dollars reward 70 any who equal her II o.
shove science nsAame Wilson IN possession q The ses
brAted nage charms which In tber eQe
truly may she be called Q wonderful 18 M9n
street. between Houston and BtAntsn, the bakery Yse
for ladies and Renuemen. % csnas
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DOR sAIE-Two OF TIE CHEAPEST FARMS IN
II New Jersey, only twenty miles from thus city
mile from canal and four and six miles from paterson depot
OF ninety house, fruit wood water, a.
&2b0; $50 cash. balance mortgage; splendid
Farm Of fifty SIX good wood and large
mansion sx60 feet versndah all around contaniog nine
teen rooms large oubudinRs &c price $500 $0 cash.
Is Wall street.
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f .a.teF 1854
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ENOR sALE-A FARM OF SIXTY ACRES, WITHIN
IL one half mile of New Brunswisk N j., and overlooking
that CITY and fronting upon three roads Good Land but
within thirty yards also steamboat commune alton
York. The wants available equivalent,
and viii sell Tor $3.50 81 90 10 Sl5N In cash stocks;
the balance can remain for Ave years s object Tor
gardeners farmers spectators Apply to w. HARDEN
bEkGH No. % y AL street, rear basement
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GNINK ARrs-I oPFRR MY COLLECTION OF AN.
Gent Enavipgs and ktchings-over 700 pieces-n port
foos Bchnss BY all the great masters mouned draw
them be pu released any price, making valuable
collection Price o.. cost el Address Willis dould
son, 10 East Houston street.
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6aupte5 an letner 8ruR 3u fi9len unb Gatte
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etn3eIne bslttmmte Oegenltanpe per 1msebune
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metIfers 0gwartet, mp3u aQeretu9s, tpie mir To-
9letA bGren merpen, nod anpere lImitanpe bete
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8ier9an9 3u MAIDEN, tSrte er ben Sufl6las etnes
gfsrpes tnt9pfe unp lAUn uuf Der baIbeu sreppe
elite tRm Sebra ent9e9en. Nlit ftiirmil4er
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iGrer 1rennun9, umarmte i'm bieier unb rief
fra9lsnpen 8ltdes:
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(5ortiebung fol9t)
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-01-12
Executive Office.

JANUARY 3. 1851.
(Y virtue of the power Conferred on me- by
I'D an Ordinance of the Convention. reouir-
ing the appointment of an Executive Council.
and for tho convenient distribution of the du.
ties to be discharged by that Council, | there
fore make the following divisions in the Exec.
utve Administration:
L. TIE STATE-IIaving for it's functions
the assistance of the Governor, with the exer.
else of his powers. ns now delegated and more
especially in his intercourse with tho Stses,
and also in arrangements with foreign powers.
as to Consuis and Treaties, and relations as to
Commerce: For this appoint the Hon. A. G..
MAGRATH
2. THE WAR-Uaving for its object the
supervision of all matters relating to n condi.
tion of hostilitics. aud the management and
military disposition of troops. to be received
under different Ordinances of the Convention
and Acts of the Legislature. and MS to the man
agement OF troops in actual service For this
appoint Gen. ID. f. JAMESON
B. THE TREASURY -ITaring under its
jurisdiction and supervision all matters con
nected with the fiscal relations of the State.
and tho practical details in raising the funds
provided for by any Ordinance of the Con.
venton or Acis of the Legislature, which are
not specially transferred to some other depart
mont. For this appoint the Hon. G. G. MEM.
MINGER.
d. TIE POST OFFYCE-Its functions indi
Gated by the name, and including therein so
much of a connection with the Customs MS re-
lates to light houses, buoys, aud matters Of that
nature. For this Iappont Gen. w. w uAR
LEE
5. INTERIOR Having under ts direction
local matters within tho State. including the
Militia and the Coast Police. For this appoip,
Gen. a. G. GARLINGTON.
f. W. PICKENs.
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Headouarters
Cu.pirs.roT = C T..

CnARLEsroN. s. c., January ) 1861
GENERAL ORDER NO. 6.
Nv HEREAS the Convention of the People OF
w South Carolina by Resolution adopted on
The I'd day OF january, 1861. authorized the Gov
ernorto receive into the service of the State. for
period not exceeding six months such Volunteer
Companies rs might tender their services:
And whereas the said Convention have since
declare that the above Resolution was des, ,sncd 10
o'd ami mt TO snpercele, the provisions OF the
III section of the Act to provide an acmed orce,
passed December, $50
Is is, therefore. now ordered that General Or
der No. . be countermnnded. and General Order
No 4. ctling for n Company of Volunteers from
each Bltnllion in the State. in accordance with
I'd section of said Act. is hereby ressucd and
p'ompt aud strict obedience enjoned thereto! ~
by order: STATES II. GIST
AGutant and Inspector Gencral
Jan. 10. 1861 Oh
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CLAREMONr ACAnEMY.

FHNIIE TRUSTEES take pleasure in announ.
II cling to tho public, that they have secured
the services of Mr.. G. L. HoLLINoewoRTH and
LADY, to take charge of the Claremont Acade-
my. These Teachers have experience, and are
competent to instruct in all the various branch
es OF an English education BY arrangement,
Male aud Female School will be taught in the
same house.
The Academy will be opened on the Cd Mon.
day in january 1861
Good boarding can be had in the neighbor-
hood on favorable terms.
The salubrity of the climate and the moral
tone OF the vicinity, are inducements that
should not DO overlooked by parents and guar
dians in educating their children and wards.
BY order of the Board
NJ. S. STRIBLING, Sec'y.
Jan. O. 1861 23 IS
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Headquarters, S. C. M.

CHARLESTON. January 3, lAGl
HNllE 0nartermnsters Of troops coming to the
II city by order must receipt to the Agents of
the Railroads in our S;ate for the number
passed over them. This receipt may be sent for
payment to- l.. NJ. HATCH
Qnartermaster General S. @.
A. B.-The troops must give the earliest pcs
sifle notice of the time they will he NJ tho
points tho Railroad
The Importance Of giving notice to this De-
partmcnt OF the time of their expected arrival,
that arrangements may be made for them, must
be apparent to all.
Jan. o, 1861 %
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STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA. :

PickESs pisfRiJT--IE T!:g cSUR- SR COMMON PGgAs.
Sloan & Sallivan) Declaration in Attachment
VS. Orr & Hadden,
q. w Baldwin J Ppf's Attorneys
WHEREAS. the pleinbffs did, on the 9th day
~ of October 1860, file their declaration against
the defendant, who (as it is said) is absent from
and without the limits Of this State, and has nei-
ther wife nor attorney known within the same up
on whom q copy of the said declaration might be-
eerved II Is ordered. therefore, that the said
defendant do appear aud plead to the said declar-
alton on or before the 9th day Of October. 1861,
otherwise, Anal and absolute judgement will tbon
be given and awarded axainst him.
gfe j. =. HAGe0D, carp.
CLERKS oesse, Dot. 10 1850 1yo
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Pendleton Prices Culrent.
coRnEcrEp wEEKLY ny j. u LEWIS
PENDLEToN, Jan. 2, 1861.

PENDLEToN, Jan. 2, 1861.
Cotton, per ID 7aloICoaeo, Rio,pcr lb 1S a 20
Corn, "bush 100 1l2J Java 90 n 25
Corn meal I" 100 a 1l2jl Lap'a Z" 1GnI7
Bacon, hog IL l3 Bale Rope I'll n 70
Bagging, Gun'y Is 5a16Beeswax, "I8 a 90
Butter, per Id 10 16Eggs per doz 10 n l21
Flour, per bl $50 $SIIron, Swede, 81 I
Indigo, - 40 $50 " 5to7 "a a
Lead, 10a12, ENGLISH q al
Madder, 20 25 Molasses, NO IS
Nails, per kcg SGa 625 WI 40 n so
Oats, per bush, 40 IA 45IPowder per ib 40
Peas, " =" rs a 90 I" lb 81 n 40
Rice, lb Gl n TlPepper In l2o TX
steel, Blister ii i3ISalt, per sack, $50
" German, ~ 14ISugar brown Ga 10
Cast ga % Shot, per lb 10
Segars, per doz 20 a 90 0'robacco per 10 Is a rs
Tea 40 a 5OlWheat, per bi 237 a$250
WHISKY, gal l00a 15OYarn, Factry, 100 no
Osnaburgs, per yard, l2Jal4
You will always find large lot of Groceries and
other heavy goods on hand and for sale low for
cash or its equivalent. j. j. L.
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LUMBER LuMRER ]

TNliE undersigned having purchased Il
Il MILLS formerly owned by Cols-..Iol.,s,l
Easiey, deceased, three miles east Of PickSI
Y. H., is prepared to fill orders for LUMBl,I
finished or unfinished; SASH Blinds, PAM
Doors, or anything in that line at short motif
ana ON the most reasonable terms. He ie dett
mined to carry on the business il, OIL ts brand
es, and persons wishing anything Of the Kin
are assured their orders will meet with proIl
attention. Orders should be addressed to d
undersigned. He respectfully solicits a shI3
of public patronage.
M. f. MITCHELDl
January &c, 1860 26 tf
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state OF south CarO.ima,
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. :
NWHEREAS. Ernest Brassen hath applied to
me for letters of administration upon all
and singular the personal estate of Gotleb Hoefer
deceased, late of the District of Pckens and State
aforesaid; The kadred and creditors of sed de-
ceased are, therefore, cited to appear before me at
Pickens @. II. on Monday tho 28th day of January
to shew cause, Ii any they can, why said letters
should not be granted. Given under my hand and
seal thisjth January, 1861.
ia r W. f. uOICOMBE o.r.p
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Money Wanted I!
Notice This 4!
SHERIFF's SALES.

DY virtue of sundry writs of ieri facias TO me d.
ID rected, will be sold before the Court House, in
pickens District, within the legal hours, on the first
Monday and Tuesday in February next,
One tract of land Mile Creek adjoining
lands of Joseph Price, L. ~ Robins and others
containing l50 acres more or less levied on as the
property of Henry Grogan at the suit of J. b.
Clar1y.
One tract of land on Tugalo River, adjoining
lands of j. u. Jones, w. ID. DeatOu and others
containing 8l5 acres more or less, levio on as the
propertyof James A. Doyle at the suit , p II. Pra-
ther.
One tract of land on Stamp Creek, whereon
Leonard Capehart now lives. containing
acres, adjoining lands of Captain Andrew Wilson,
Mrs. Mary Price. and others; other tract
known as the Grisham tract on Corn House Creek,
containing acres, adjoining lands OF Finley
and Moveton. j. j. Howard and others, the two
tracts supposed to contain 2OOO acres, levied on
the property of Leonard Capehart at the suit Of
j. b. Sitton and others. To be resold at the risk
of tile former purchaser.
+, One tract of lard containing 100 acres moro or
less, whereon the defendants now live, adjoining
lands of E Kenncmore, NJ Maulden, and others
levied on as the property Of Lot Kennemore and
George Kennemore at the suit of Stephen Clayton.
One tract of land containing 200 acres more or
less adjoining lands of Elijah Alexander, sr:, j.
N. Murphree and others, levied on as the property
of Henry Grogan at the suit of w. *, Easley,
edm'r., and others, t'c,l-.I S",
One tract of laud containing 100 acres more OF
less adjoining lands of Henry Grognn and others,
levied the property of j. H. Smith at The suit
of stut. Robert Stewart and others. .c
. One tract of land containing 800 acres more or
less lying on Rocky Fork, waters Of Chauga creek.
adjoining lands OF Spencer Chambers Ephrsm
Cobb and others. levied on as the property Of VIM.
Phillips at the suit of Robert Spencer aud others
One negro boy, named job levied on as the
property of G.. w Taylor, Mt the suit of j. w. iia-
good, assignee, and others.
One black mule, levied on as the property of
A. M. Mauldin, at the suit Of j. ID. Sitton and
others. se tI e4t M
Terms, oesh; purohssersto to pay for papers.
aNt w. N. CRAIG -s,R.D.
Jan. 8, 1891 % I'D
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AMALaAMATIoN.---A policeman of Cleve-
laud Informs the editor of the Plaindealer, of
that city, that he personally knows Of over
thirty negroes who are living as man and wife
with white women in the city Of Cleveland
Since lincoln's election, and the triumph of
the Black Republican party, fugitives arc re-
turning from Canada to Ohio, feeling quite
as secure there as in the Queens domains.
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M EDHCAE CARD.

nR. g. III. SYMAIES having completed his
IL Collegiate course, offers his Professional
services to his friends and the public generally.
Will be prompt in his attention to his patrons.
His Office win be found with DIR. M. L. SHARPE
in the brick building adjoining Store of late e.
b. Benson & Son.
peadieton, hay l2, 1860 IL Gf
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iNWMIE6 E6Ng Ml

i MSRaisD. on the 18th OF December last, At the
residence Of StW Agncws Esq, by Rev J. @.
Wirir ms, Mr.. ALoSSo M, FoLaEa .of this District,
20 A.lss NJ EhzA AasEw, Of Abbcvilie District
On the Sd instent. by A. @, Hughes, Esq, hr.
ABRAHAM GILsrRAp to Miss Leuls4 CRAxR, aii.of
pickens. ri
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CABOLINA,
PIcKENs-IN ORDINARY.
Pet. for Settlement.

f. N. Garvin, Admir-,
vs. Pet for Seitlament
Thos. ID. Garyin, et ais.
appearing to my satisfaction that e. W. Mer-
ritt and wife Ann, James II. Evatt and wife Ma
rilda defendants in this case. reside without the
limits OF this State. II is ordered, therefore that
the said absent defendants do severally appear in
the Ordinary's Office, at Pickens q. H., on Monday
the 9th day of April next, to shew cause, il any
they can. why final settlement of the Estate of
Thomas Garvin. deceased. should not be made, and
decree pronounced thereon that day These
parties are also required to render their advance
menss, aad receive their respective dslrbutiye
shares. W. f. HOLCOMBE. o.p.p
Jan. 10, 1901 % 8m
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HEADQUARTERS

CHlRLEsToN. S. c.. January. 8. 1861.
is ENCELLENCY GOVERNOR PICK
4 II EMS having appointed Messrs GABRI
Eli MANAGEABLE aud BURNETT RHETT
Aids de Camp. with the rank of Lieutennnt
Colonel, they will be obeyed and respected ac-
cordingy. BY order;
S. r. GlST.
Acting Adj. and Insp Cen.
Jan. o, 1861 %