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sO0MMwSNaW ATr0 DMg.
,foR THE KEowEE COURIER.
The Volunteer. Fund.

M EiHor:--I was much plensed in reading
the article Of Justice Liberty. and Indcren-
deDco." in your pNpsra few weeks ago. The
,liherality of your correspondent was great, md
;s sentiments gtiioso OF tho PARROT. But who
,wus3it2 In your liberal notice Of tho PROPOSE
5tion to raise aifini for tho volunteers you did
not giye'usthc name Of this public benefmctnr.
Doubtless. you wero not authorized toah SO but
Think tho public sit6nltl be informed who It
was that proposed to bc ono of number to
give mt once $4,000; $4,000 in Elk months.
and $4,000 a year dnriny the war! His name
il WlLL,AM S. GRI>nAM. ono not unknown to
your many readers and distinction Whilst
some are volunteering, others are Offering their
purses. Both arc alike hnnora, TO- Moro anon.
@f - Pho BoNo PcDLlco
.Jn1v I 1851
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sp pocial Notices.
Ladies' Society.

Thcro will bc meeting of the Ladies' Of Pick
ens District. at tho Methodist Church in Wal
halln. on Tuesday, tho OH instont at 10 O'clock.
II. m. for the purnse nf organizing II Society for
tho relief Of the Volunteers and their families.
IA this is cause N which every lndv frcs m
interest. It is desired that every family I'M tho
District hc ronrcschtc,l.
Jnlv,2. 1861 AZ II
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state on south Carolina.

HEADQUARTERS. June 81, 1861.
GENERAL ORDLRr,. NO. So.
l. Nine Companies Of Infantry will be accepted
10 complete the organizations Of the ID and 9th
Regiments South Caroline Volunteers.
:. Each Company must number not less than
TO- nor more than 100 aggregate.
D. o'hcers and Privntcs viii be required to sign
ann @ rHturno tho idiutant nnd Inspector Generals
oihce the following Enrolment before Companies
VIII be accepted and assigned. viz
we. The undersigned, Officers and Privates
Me'noers OF the --------- Company, do hereby
h'nd ourselves to enter the service Of the Confcd-
efnt" STATES OF America. mmc0naiHonaiiy. for the
term OF ,w"lve months. from the day of April
lh6i.' l'y order Of the Governor.
S r. GIST,
.n .wH, Adjutant & Inspector General
Jupc 2G 1861 ~
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IN 1nDIN tRT--GIrATiON: ~.
NNHHREAS. j. B. Morton hath applied to nc
for letters Of administration upon nll and
Nl';.t,lar the personal estate OF Michael Fi.arat
cls... accascl late Of the District of lrkrns anil
|'''c nioresaia The kindred and creditors OF
laid licensed. are. therefore. cited an,,", sn
!nre me NJ rirkcrs e.. u. on Ml0n'inr Tie 92d a.
j"ty instant. TO s',"" 'tu>r. ii amy Hey can WIZ
a,i !rt'e's should not b. ~. ntr, Given under
-" hnnL antl seal this -" Jui,, lst;l.
IL T. tiELrOiiNE q p IL
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THE WALHALLA HOTEL,
nv n prnRT A NrAr

TENIIIS LARGE AND COMMODIOUS rs.
4 TABLlSlIMENr has beon completednn
furnished in the best style, and is now oren for
the reception of boardcrs and trnnsien! custom.
crs. The undersigned gives tho House his per-
snnnl attention and supervision and his table is
supplied with the best the railroad and country
markets afford y
Wnlhalla is pleasant and Aourshing town
at the present terminus of tho Blue Ridge Rail.
road. There uro churches and the best schools,
with fine roads aud the usual facilities fop travel
in almost every direction. The Invalid and
traveller, too, have here most salubrions eli
mate. with fine view Of mountain scenery.
Those travelling North heretofore for health
and pleasure arc now cut off from spending
thor money amongst our enemies The undcr.
fsgned has been at great espense TO prepare for
this class and others; and, with his long expe-
riencc III, the business. he fattcrs himself that
he can give entiro satisfaction. He respectfully
solicits the patronage of bis friends aud the
travelling public. Ills terms aro nnacr ito. n
D. BIENIANN. +
Walhaia May Q, 1861, sG,fs 40 ) n. If i
pay" The Charleston Couier,will copy daiiy
on Monday end tri-w.9 .Sson8 Thursday till
otherwise ordered. & s "a 1si q, s. 4 E - 3
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ALLpERSONS HAVING IN THEIR pos.
SESSION GUNS or TIE STATE bcl"neing
to the " Pickens RNcmcn." are hnrclv request
cG to leave them u, my nfice without delay
w VI MADDEN Inicn,!an,
July g. 1861 4S Q
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Straved.

E.EROM the subscriber. on Chcnhcc Mountain
! ; nb"n' the 20th nf May last. n heavy. hru.
die OXEN. with shnr, crnmplcd h"rnS. Mark {:
- hnlc IN the right car with cro,, and slit in
the left Any information concerning him will
he thnuktully received
JOIN I. HROYLES
july 2. 1861 AZ :.
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:" THE wEsf UNION ROUSE

AT WEHT.UNION, s. U.,1
S at the terminus of tho Blue Ridge Rail-
IL road. one mile from Walhnlla,%onsl be aati-
ful sandy plain, in full Wow OF tho inountains!s
All the ronds intersecting are smooth and woll
kept in order. The ownors. MT Wishing to ocs
cupy the HOTEL now just rcfitfed and piit in
complete repair, offor ID for sale or rcnt. The
ull the necessary out.buildipgs III orderan we'll
arranged. :.
Persons wishing to engage III the Hpiol busi-
ness can find no more eligible situation than
this. For particulars. apply TO j. c. NEyILLE,-
on the premises, ar to H.ssN
GRESHAM 81 NEVILLE,
June 4. 1861 44-5 Wnlhnlla, S. c.
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$40 REWARD.

DUNAW.iY from the snbscyiber, on tho 9th
AO"f last Dcccmber, BERRY. about S feet
7i"ohes high. very black akin, &c We vs. old .
sometimes lie limps slightly, from iayiag Ind
one Of his legs brpken three years ago. lie has
a wife at DR. II. G, MiIler's. near Pendleton.
md Is probably lurking in TINT ne;ghhorhood
The above reward will be paid for hs. appre,
persons dcteotelin hnrbnring or aiding him in
any way, will be dealt with according to law
.t@is'pH tn' I'Hg'o&b |MJULfUSf N. ROSS. y
FLhnENoE, s. .g.. ..gAprils9. lHGlS. 7, 31..tf 4.
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.9Notice.,

Ii Notice. z IS ie s'' 81
YTNI0SE' persons indebted To mo tor he year
Il 1860 mnst coh,eN forward md settle their
Accounts before tho lst OF. Scpteu,het naxs. lf
they have not the money Como and d. .ss lthsip
note.tt, TheSBeqks must DO squared u
pendloton, yaaS ls, ls6l id s '1isIss fsile,
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July /. 1861.
, ron rnE EEowEE COURIER.

. s H% a
Mr.. Editor: At meeting of The Home iuard,
ut .Anderson's Mills. June ODD, Elder b. lloLpLn
was called to tho Chair and W. G. FIELD request
oil to ns Secretary.
The meeting being called to order by the Chair
man. and the objects Of the same explained pro-
cceded to business. Several resolutions, essential
ITO tho safety and well being of our people, werc
offered by dffcrcn, members Of tho company, and
ananmonsly adopted. They arc Of too great length
for us to ask you to publish them, for VIC SEQ each
n,bot OF the Courier well filed out with interest
ing war ncws, and VIC know everything else must
kuccun,b 10 TINT.
After tho transaction Of much business, VIC re.
organized by the rc election Of some of ou, officers
and the election of some new ones, adjourned for
~ fortnight.
d. HOLDER. Chairman
w. G. FIELD, Secretary
We here give list Of tic officers and pr;va,cs
Of tho Company above mentioned
JAcon LEw,s, ls, Lieutenant;
RicnSEp BAKER, I'd
WILLIAM Nix, 3d
" ". g 6. a.Hn n,sln' i, 1T Sergeant;
Priudtes-Anthony Stewart, Il. c. Clay ton W
y. kirkscy, Is. f. Robertson, l.. $. Brazenlc, Jcs-
sec hughes, T. II. Porter, j. =. Pcrrit, W. NJ.
Stewart, John Prince, sen., Bergman Prince O.
J.: Field, a. r. higgins, a. B. Stewart, Erwin
CIny ton, J. NJ. Murphrcc, }. Nj. Morgan, Thomas
johnson, y. A. Roberts, II. j. Roberts I,nilus
Hendrix. A. n. Grant, J. c. Roberts, H. Y. Smp-
ID. John Ellinburg Thos. Stewart, II. j. Nix,
Eidcr .. Holder, D. II Wood. Joseph Lawson. J.
W: Grant. Robert Scott, J. a. Crcnshaw, s. j.
Adams Daniel Alexander, VIM. Crcnsi,nw, j. II.
Lewis. William higgins, S. b. Stevens, S. G. V !;
Il. H. Clardy, 8. c. "; A. P. Stewart, c. S. V.
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Lost,

A NOTE on J. G. Miller E,r about 10000.
IN dated in 1860 probably Persons will not
trade for said note as the ravmrn, has hrcn
s"pncd. PATRICK MILLER.
july I. 1861 ~ ] l*
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PICKENS ACADEMY,

MISS HOLCOMRE respectfully gives notice
lSH that ler SCHOOL will commence on
Monday next. She has little experience Int
h"res. by due attention. to give snti- faction to
those who mnv pntrnnizc her
.Julv 3. l96l AZ If
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Prieatcs-John a. Amcck, James Beard,
John NJ. Brooks, s. l.. Bowden, VIM. NJ.
Bellotte, l.. NJ Bolt, N. j. Browning, j. n.
Chastain, John Cox, Patrick Clifford, Thos
Grove, S ii. Cronncr, j. g. Cunlinadc, j. A.
Cracker, Mp. Carol, j. II. Davis, NJ. G.
Dickson, G. A. Dauicls, j. l.. Dickson. G.
W. Dodd, j. &. Darracott. j. NJ. Duke, Jncnb
Eskow, a. W. Ford, ". W. Graham, w r..
Grubhs, Thomas Gcerhard, j Giant l..
Hamilton, W. W. Hamilton, S. L. lIilihou>c,
Il. NJ Hall, j. W. Hopkins, Henry iios.:ood
g., II. llix. Rohrrt lIackctt Ncwtno King,
ID. &. kcasler. j. i. Lewis, d. IL lee. 'rh.,s
Massey, j. s. Marshall, Samuel Mays, d.
Mays. G. w. McCay. j. W. Morris. n f.
Martin, William AlcClusky, H. H. Osborne.
W. II. Pickrcll 9. NJ. Il. Palmer. Roger
Pinckncy, Chandler Palmer, Wn. Rc"mcs,
9. j.. Rcd j.. B. Stephens j. j. N Smith
j. II. Simpson, W.,s((ssSInith, J.. Trebic. S. D.
Taylor, j. j.. Wilson, d. a. Wells, +. Il.
Werner, Frank White, Jas. w. White, ELIAS
White
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COME TO THE RESCUE. i,

THE CRISIS IS UPON U.s.
4 LII. persons indebted to w. III. DENDY &
IA CO., for the year 1860 must comc forward
and make settlemeut by Note or FCaeh--cash
prfte'red-ns we arc needing money fe8
Persons indebted to tho firm Of DENDY a,
PuLlEN f''T tho years iS5s|vs 8 must. pay
without Discrimination SFs.S0's'
J. WI. }bENDY &sco.
WalhaEa. Fcb.1, 1861 80 1lsill stitf
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BLUE RIDGE HOUSE,
Pendleton, S. G.,

I61lui0LOl, .. ".
TDNilE SUBSCRIBER. who has had several
IL years experience in Hotel business. (hav.
ing been sole proprietor of tho Williamson
Springs Hotel for nine years, is now proprietor
pf the BLUE RIDGE HOUSE. where lie will
he glad to SEQ all his old friends and patrons
and also the travelling public. His house will
he provided with everything necessary for n
weil-kep, hnnSe. both from the sea boa, markets
and surrounding country. and his Bar with
ch"ce Wines. Liquors and Cigars. lie has
good servants, and every attention will be paid
'n his guests to render their sninurn agreeable
The g",'d society Of Pcndieton Nilacc-thep pro
verbal good health of its inhabitants fine
cnol water and bracng atmosphcre--its prox.
unity I" the mountains aud its accessibility bv
Railroad, all contribute to make it one the
best summer resorts in the upper country. Per.
sons arriving here on the cars. and wishing t.
visit the mountains or auy other point of the
surrounding country. can be accommodated with
good cnnveyances and careful drivers from the
Livery Stable kept here.
j. w. COBB.
Nav Is. 1850 42 If
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=
FlonT vt MATuIAs' poI>r--rhc F;o,iericks.
burg He,uld. of Friday evening. publishes the
following report ofn fight u, Matthias Point. on
Thursday night, but does not ,ouch for i,s nc.
,,cnracy:. ~
II is stated that ,,:rly nf tle Federal force
la'nied from me o.'c vn-scls. with ,und
bags, apparently for The purpose of putting ~,
snmc doicnccs.
!. After ianiins they were attacked by the
Sparta Guards aud Carolina Groys, and re
pulsed We are informed that six of the Fed
drowned, and that from fifteen To twenty has,
taken to the woods, where they were dudg ging
about like ecared partrdges.
The only damage on our side is snid to he a
flesh wound on tho cheek Of ono of our men
The guns Of tho vessel were not fred. lost
their own men might be killed. E
a HIaH PRIvATE.--We learn that our
respected townsn,an, j. Johnstoi, Pettigrew,
Esq, tho efficient Colonel of the lst Rcgi-
,rlent Of Rifles, has obtained leave Of absence
/ from tho Governor, and is now en- ,outc for
Virginia, asa private IN Capt Conners con-,
pany, tho Washington Light Infantry Voun.
tcets, of IIampton's Ingion Wo regret tho
temporary loss of Col, Pettigrew from, our
,eitys, as his military kno&ledge has been of
vast import9nce here, during tho Inst six
months, not onlyin the immediate connection
with Ills regiment, which lie has made ono of
the most efficient in the Stntc, hut with his
counsel md advice to those higher nantlorty.
1, As he has left ua,however, for a time. we
trust to hear speedily Of his promotion to
some prominent position, eithorin the Con-
sffcaerata Army, Or: lii the volanteer branolt,g
as he 10 fully soiHn ncteht for almost my mill.
tary Office whist snigl.t bo assigned him. Or
Stssso q Ltat'sastsn .yel,ina Ne~s. ~
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POWDER FOR SALE.
Law Notice.

Law Notice.
THE undersigned will devote himself entirely
/ to the practice Of Law and Equity OH tho
Western Circuit. Mr. lIApDEN is his pnrine, at
Pickcns. JAMES L. ORR.
Anderson G. IT,. May 10. 1864 42-tf
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Law Notice.

TlE undersigned have formed partnership in
l the practice Of Law and Equity for I'iekens
District. Mr.. HADpES mny DC co,sulted at his
otioe in Pickens and Mr. ORn at Anderson, ys
JAMES H. ORR
W, nj. MADDEN
Pickens,C H., May 10. 1869 42-,f
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s 9Etravad,.

gIROM tho stbseriber oil, tho q5tli DC Nav.
+ A, last q Cow and yoahg cal g Sid ID large.
dnrks red. With. hoad partly hiack Efusn,Slv
horns, which has hecn Eprod vi sJnslt Gins
let She was parsbasod from il Aspy s.
md y sppposo sbS is III sfS MN
Sid Cow fsSsSS IN s,,S
ofse istodrged ii tIse tsf isf ssiil 6uS M.
10 ssega I.ss i|,y ". s1ss ss,s, ". M Il S.
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atsl Rsui,nent S, G. v.

ItA E@Hilnent S. G. V.
a KMf REGULATIONS, are wanted by the
IN IA Regimen. 5. c. V. Comics were dis
;rlnn'ed I" The mcsabcrs of tho Legislature in
1857.
~ y. Nhrris. at Anderson G. H., and Jumcs
Il. ilngnnd, at pickens G. H.. will pay for any
copies which may hc delivered TO them
June 2S. 1861 AZ If
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MEDICAL NOTICE Il EMOV.AI.

MEOIOxAA NOAlCEssTT y IL IItMOVAIsy
~ friends and patrons that thcy hayo removed
e'cit ofiico To tho bick building formerly occupied
by Ds y 3, PsSsths, whore on9 or tiio Other MAY
always DO found, except whom professionnlly al.
sent. 4 tlt Nv, IS " {s Bi,Y 4 sIuhN Il e
pcpdleton, Jan, sfs, 1851 s., 81 IS ,es'ii IF
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jackson Ctun1y. N. C.

Nowhere has there been more patriotism exhi-
btcd than in this county. She has two compa-
nics oi volunteers in the field, We are informed,
AMI there nre other companies organized
We have been furnished below with an account
of barbecue given TO the volunteers OF the conn-
". which VIC publish with pleasure. We should
hayo prefer cd, however, that it. had been scme.
what more distinct:
AR, Editor On the Goth June VIC had, at the
Wlow NoEToS's (Jackson county, n. ca one OF
the best cooked most pm LAT bic and abundant bn,
bccucs ever enjoyed in this mountain country. The
.}s3si. pork, mutton. fowls. &c. were thoroughly
Cooked. and Of ito best quality. Some oIt
gentlemen broke into their bee hives the overnight
and their good ladies' furnished ample suppl,
"i nice honey comb, This, Will, sur. moun.nin
butter and loaf as We had, was not very reluctant
ly taken. It is no use to mention all the kinds
Of bread PICS clIsnras, cakes, vegetables, &c.,
which We hnd hut srtce it 10 say, tho variety
and supply tasteful ami abundant. lhis
dinner Was somewhat after the manner of !. bar
bccme, nni that OF II pic mic. given to the ia, kson
volunteers. but the invitation was general. i,o
fore dinncr, the whole crowd marched to the
sound ofthe drum in procession shade. VIII
q short ,and appropriate prny .wms offered by is.
NORTON 4 few speeches followed, in which.
among othcr things the battle at Bethel was nlll.
dcd 10 MS an encouragement to the vuluaievls
showing the many chances OF escape 20 one %,
+. taiger. 1t was said that the mountain boys are
80 Skilled. nsto he able to pick deer IRON the
!hickct with their ritics. il it would but go three
jumps i'll sight. and that they more regarded a
Ten rail fence thnn three year old mule would.
1t was suggested that The boys had but
Sthc Ruler of the Universe, and victory will nc
ccrtan that mothers and sis!e:b hnve but 10 n,,n
init their and brothers to Him. who nrvc.,
lost a bntllc. and they will have nothing to fear.
We verify believe that the God OF Battles will "a
with the volunteers, who trust in Him, TO victory,
and TO pcaco.Si
After the speaking. the ladies with the volunteers
were conducted to the table. burdened with rich
and we'll prepared vinnds. worthy CT ,h. h,av,
boys for whom it was prepared, and Of which onr
country abounds npleny AZ the table the vo :.
lnn.eers faced the Indies, and that country ithe
South( which they. with much valor ofcrto
defend: and the beautiful Southern Flag. which
soScagcrly and so gracefully kissed the brcczcs
nyrther patriotic heads, stood before them under
which they seem resolved 10 gnin decisive md
triumphant victory. or t!rpnch the battle field wit
sheir bleed, and bleach it with their homes.
IioME GuARp.
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STATE OF rOUTii CAROLINA,


'!cEiSs DISTRICT orrlcE COURT or COMMON PLEAS
yYy;I.II,M u. pAnKrR vi, i;
w mlynf mo Shu II ..I picsc.s n;s,r;, i,y
,,,,. ~ ,u w '";" " ,o".'is ,..s'pa"' D.!
,;e s,;' Is,nn w Ta ,". "''h.tcm," .r;'os a,o u,
N my "hr" '''4s",hcr vii" schedule IN oath
C,nrt ,,r Gnn,n',u pln,. co., p''I.a" ,,,,, o 49,"
he admitted to tho hcrei, ii the Art If the Gen.
oral Assembly made G,r the ,e]icr oc ln.,lvcnt
Debtors: Ii il ordered thrt thc s,;d I.h,n
" T,v. ~. ~; n,:,,.. Io ", ,,,,',r ."" "" ~
i,,Lnn, tLo s,;lE W;il;,,,, II D,r,,, ~, ~,
wisn S;,,,,nh,nI ho and ,,,ou ,ro ho..h, s
,,,,oa NV, i w 49,, ~ ""'!' !,
W"", u, " ph m p''''' "',,,' ~" sh'"
,,,.f a. 49, l " '''' ~ VI.
NY W p'",c' next !" S''rW c'tfe' y MY 'hcT
T',, -" ~ r'".e., VI '''' P'''''" "''''"a'"
@ h"' y" @'"'''"; ;,
,, .. r. iiaut',i'. crr
'"1'N innmr" ''"n> Apr' l. ISL :'''
.o.,,.n n .n,.n, ,,,,,,,-~,s
'','A = W '>o0''' '".A""'>.N
i ,i.T,,nms, >dmr '.ccl.r~,irn in A;i,s!.me,,,.
Reed { Wilkes,
Z I, !. !, Tn'" ,!n,. s,e,, ;o rIH.s An'ys !.
.!"nsr @ Nin" H. n ass,,inS 6 ." ;ns S'l s, M s Of
defendant Who (ns il is s.iO is ah. n1 ,r",,, amJ
without :he limits Of this State. aud has neither
wife nor attorney known within tie same upon
whom q copy Of the said declaration might be
,cnant do appear .n plead to the said declaration
on or before the 27th day of October. 1861 other.
Wise, final AMI absolute iudgmen, will ticn he
given and awarded against him.
J. e. HAGooD. cc.rD
o.s.. @ : o.sss: OCT. 70. ,ss1 ' ,,---y J. lya
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Y
Sloan s sullivan, pealar,inn II e A',aoh,non, ''
vs. Orr & Ilodlen
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THE PENDLETON HOTEL.

1llL lINDLElUN 1lul ElL
HNilE Subscriber takes pleasure in informing
4 his friends aud the public. that he has ta-
ken charge of that large and commodcus House
in tho village nf
PENEDLETON, S. G..
lie intends to keep first class house. and
invites the tra Yelling public and his friends to
give him call. Amongst the comforts and
convenicnces added. is that Of Reading Room
where the latest papers may be consulted
A. b. BOWDEN
Feb 9. 1860 27 IF
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WIN. G. KEITH.

A TT RNE EY AT L AW.,
WILL attend promptly TO all business entlnst ID
" to his care in the Districts comprising the
Western Circuit. Office ut Pickens G. II. Sl
Dec S, 1864 20 tf
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~ Q ~ Il OF COUII II CANULIN a,
PiCkENS DISTRICT. 7,
| SABRA DANIELS, wife Of John Daniels, of
l, Pickens District, hereby gives notice that upon
the expiration of the legal length of time, / will
trade and act rs free dealer "tSinmc covert :"
and public notice is hereby given accordingly. My
occupation is that of farmer and wc,rvcr. s,a
~ SABRA DANIELS
May 2a. 1861 48 0m
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-07-06
Intendant's Notice.

july l. 1861
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July 3. 1861
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-07-06

july 4. 1861
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-05-27
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9.A REAL ESTsA TE.-EOtice is hereby
given, that by virtue of decree Of the Wander
busgh Court of Common Pleas of Fanderburgh
County Indiana, rendered at its May Term, 1861,
1 will Saturday, July 6, 1861, between the hours
of 10 o'clock A. M. and o'clock P NJ of said day,
at the door of the Court House in the City OF
Evansville, Vanderbureh County, Indiana, offer for
sale at public auctien the fee simple of the fol
ing real estate in said County of Vanderburgh, to-
wit: The north half of block No. sixteen (16) in
the town of Lamasco City also, ten acres of land
of of the south end of the west half of the south
west quarter of section Ne. ten (l0). in township
No. eight (8l south of range No. eleven (Il) west ;
also one and a half of land off Of the west
end of certain nine tract of land in fraction
al section No. fifteen 15), in the township and
range aforesaid, which nine acre tract is more par
ticuarlv described page 100 in order book - 4 y
of the Vanderburgh Circuit Court records, therein
marked and designated lot - No. four a. - in
said section and also, two in fractional
section fifteen Q5) aforesaid, which is more par
ticuarly described in the said Vanderhurgh Circuit
Court rds, page 100 in book % T - lot No
l. The same TO be sold as lands belonging the
estate of Henry SimmOn, deceased, to pay debts of
said estate.
Terms OF SALE.-One third Of purchase money
to be paid in six months, one-t bird in nine months
and the remaining third of the purchase
money to be paid In eighteen months from the day
of sale, the purchaser giving his note with approx
ed security, and drawing interest.
SAMUEL BARKER, Administrator.
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