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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-30
THE NEXT LEGIsLATURE.

We have tried our utmost, says the
Harrisburg Telegraph, to present com.
plete list of the members elected to the
next Legislature, but the returns are
coming in SO slowly, and the votes in
some counties are so evenly balanced. that
nothing but an official count Of the army
vote next November will decide the result
The following table, however, has been
prepared with much care, and we believe
can be relied On as mote correct tina, the
statements relating to the same subject
made by any of our cotemporarics We
expect, too, that the army vote will give
US one or two more members in the House
than we claim in the following table.
The following districts elected Senators
at the last election
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-30

Republican majority, l3
The following are the most reliable re-
turns we can make of the probable com.
plexion of the next House of Represen-
tatives, viz:
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-30

Dyspepsia, Heart Disease, Fits, EpiIep-
sy, Melancholy, Neuralgia.
Many remarkable cures of these affections have been
made by the Alternative power of this medicine. 1t smr
iates the vital functions into vigorous action, and thus
disorders which would be supposed beyond its
reach. Such remedy has long been required by the
.essities of the people, and confident that this will
10 for them all that medicine do.
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E WALAALbA INSTITUTE,
Rev. AuglAngerer, A. NJ, Principal.

gINIIE FIRST TERM Of this, School begins
l. February 9Th, ofd will continue for five
months. The second torn will begin first Of
August noxt.f tth'
There is yet no Primary Department., but ono
will be added as soop as practicable. a,
Tho Scholars have to partake in the Study OF
oil the COMMON English branches.
j DisctptiRe--M Mild, friendly. yot decided.
TERMS:
Each cbnrsa Of fpe months, $3.50 .
: Latin, French or Gorman, extra, each, 5oo
Drawing, extra. 3,Oo
Piano, per lesson. extra. 40
Payable middle of each term. So
For further particulars. apply tothe Principal.
Refercnces-Rey. Il. Bachman, D. d., and
Rev. l.. Muller, Charleston; Mr.. u. Bicmann
and DIR. Norman, Wnlhnllu.
Wnlhalln. jan. 80. 1861 &c ,l If
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CLAREMoNT ACADEMY.

HNllE TRUSTEES take pleasure in unnoun-
IL cling to the public, that they have secured
tic services of Mr.. G.. l.. IIoLLINoswoRTu and
LADY. to take charge of tho Clarcmont 4icadc
my. These Teachers have experience, and are
competent to instruct in oil the various branch
es of an English education. BY arrangement
a Male aud Female Sohoolwill DE taught in the
same house.
The Academy will be opened on tho I'd Mon.
day in January. 1861
Good boarding can be had in the ncighbor.
hood OH favorable terms.
The shlubrity of the climate and the moral
tone of the vicinity, are inducements TINT
should not be overlooked by parents and guar
dinns in educating their children and wards.
BY order of The Board:
NJ. S. Sfl,IBLING, Sce'y.
Jan Q. 1861 % tf
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sHERIFF,s SALES,

RY virtue of sundry writs Of iicri facias to me di-
~ rcvtci, viii bc sold bcorc thu C1iii: I.1;;so il;
PickenS District within the legal hours, on the first
Monday and Tuesday in June next
One tract OF land containing 60 acres more or
iess whercon A. NJ Mauldim now lives. levied on
as tho property Of Allen Manllin at the suit of
Hardy Gilstrap rs. a. NJ Nlauldin aud Allen
Muuldin. ~
One tract Of land containing 50 acres more or
less, lying on waters OF Mile Creek, adjoining lands
OF ). f. Durham and others levied on ns the prop
crty of William 0. Durham at the suit of Z. ".
Green & Co.
/. Ono tract of land containing 800 acres more or
less, lyngon Rocky Fork, waters Of Chauga creek.
adjoining lands Of Spencer Chambers. Ephram
Cobb and others levied on MS theproperty of WIN.
Phillips nj the suit of Robert Spencer and others
Ono tract of land containing | 90 acres more or
less whcrcon the defendant now lives adjoining
lands of David Shepard. Eli Shepard and others,
as the property of L. b. Rutlcdgc at the suit Of
II. B. e. NJ. and II. j. Keith Exor's.
One sorrcl horse, and one buggy and harness
levied on rs the property Of Il. Il. Norris at the
snit OF Leonard Towers.
Terms, cash; rurchascrsto pay for papers.
w. n. CRAIG, SID.
May 8, 86l 40 I'd
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s.. HARpER's Punk ANDyTHB PoRrsMoursr
NAVY YARD TO re RbgAIsEN by TIE lin
COLIN MfGoyERSMgsr. ---Gcn. Scott, ION Tues
day lust, told e'distinguished citizen of Vir.
gipia.s most uneqaiyooally, that tho Lincoln
Government. intended to tretakc Harper's
Berry, tho Portsmouth Navy Yard, and lin.
dccd, all the other late United States posts
now in the hands of the &c rcbcls," be The con
sequences ,ufat hcy may. ,
N.ta TRithnonI En0uirey. ~
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BANK OF STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

CHARLEsT0N. February 10, 1851.
'rENIIE LEGISLATURE having. at it's las,
4 ses'ion. authorized the ISSUE of Bonds to
the amount Of S675,000, bearing an interest Of
per cent. for the purpose Of providing the
funds required to sustain the State in the act of
rcsumng her rights of Sovereignty. this Bank
is now prepared to dispose of the Bonds. They
hrc issued in sums Of $50. 500, and $3.50. AL
opportunity is thus afforded every citizen to
make - secure and profitable investment, w!le
contributing aid to the GAUGE in which the State
is engaged. With the view Of enabling citizens
in any part of the State to share in the loan
the Clerks of the Courts Of tho several Districts
have been requested to open Books of Subscrip-
ton for the Stock. Suitable arrangements will
DO made for furnishing bonds on the receipt of
the money, mt an early day after each subscrp-
ton has been made. Engagements for the
pnrchase of Bends may be made at the Bank
or Mt any of its branches. 1t is probable that
Mt tho next session of tho Legislature, those
parties who desire it may have have their Bonds
converted into Stock
c. NJ. FURMAN, resident.
February %, 1851 80 If
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SIP o cial N Offices.
A Card.

Z, Editor gf the Coaie,>: notices statement
myself in your paper of tho 9th
nlt., and toxic this method Of correcting it 1t
is true. / was severely beaten, but l have not
been tnmpering with slaves, neither is my child
named Aus LINCOLN My wife sad in a Joke,
q few days before I was boaton, to ono of MY
neghbors, that 81 reckon wc will lave to- cnll
him LISc1IN they all hate him so bn,l" Tho
above is n true statement of the facts. Tho
childis named JosEplI DANIEL
MANsE Dorsey.
Nav 4. 1861 40
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State oG' South Carolina.
IN oRDINaRy--rICKENS. t'
Wm. Hunter, Admir-, \ @ ;..G ss,gtt

IN 0KDINARY--FICKENS. +tI'''FIt
YIN. Hunter, Admir-, J ;se s54 ;.
VS.. t+ lpct fnr i.5eitlor,,,nt
j. NJ, Owens and others.
appearing to my sntisfactioh that j. M,
Il Owens'and wife Pormelia A.. Oliutta Az
cher and .Eugcnia Archer, defendants in this
case, reside wtbuht the limits oflthis State. IA
is ordered, therefore. that the said absent de.
PENDANTS to appear in the Court of Ordinary. at
Pickcns G. H., on Monday the. first day ofIuly
next. to shew cause. if any they. can, WHY a,
final settlement of tho estate of Andrew II. Ar.
cher, deceased, should not DO made at that time,
and q decree had thereon 7's'
w. +. iiOLGOMBfi3I, ORR. -
March %. 1901, 81 ,- 3m
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FILE w WALHAILA HOTEL
BY D. BIEMANN.

rBNIIS LARGE AND IGOMMODIOUS ESl
Il ABLISIIMENT has been npleted and
furnished in tho best style, and is now opcn for
the reception of boardcrs and transient custom
crs. The undersigned gives the IInusc his per
sonal attention and supervision. and his table is
supplied with tho bcst the railroad anu country
markets afford. f
Walhala is pleasant and fourishing town.
at the pre- ont terminus nf tho Blue Ridge Rail
rond The. are churches and the best schools
with 6ne ronds and tho usual facilities for travel
in almost ovcry direction. The invalid aud
traveller, too, have hore q most salubrious eli
mate. wtha lime view of mountain scenery.
Those travelling North heretofore for health
and pleasure are now cut off from spending
their money amongst our enemies. The under
signed has been at great expense to prepare for
this class and others; and. with his long cxpc.
rience in tho business, he flattcrs himself tl,at
he eau give entire satisfaction. lie respectfully
sOicts tho patronage of lis fricnls and the
travelling public. His terms are moderate 9
D. BlEMANN. :!
Walhnlla. May 0, 1861 40 If
nsfr- Tho Charleston Courier will copy daily
on Monday and tri-weekly on Thursday till
otherwise ordered a- -
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BLUE RIDGE HOUSE.
Pendleton. s. y.

Pendleton, S. @.
ENIIE SUBSCRIBER who has had several
IL years experience in Hotel business, (lav.
ing been sole proprietor of tho Williamson
Springs Hotel for nine years. is now proprietor
of tie BLUE RIDGE HOUSE, where he will
be glad to SEQ all his old friends and patrons
and also the travelling public. His house will
be provided with everything necessary for II
wel-kept house, both from the sen board markets
and surrounding country, and his Bar. with
choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars. IIo has
good serva IS, and every attention will bo paid
to his guostsso render their s4ioarn agreeable.
The good society Of Pcndlcton Villagc-the pro.
verbal good hcqlth of its inhabitants-its fine
cool water and brncing atmosphcre-its prox-
unity to the mountains and it's accessibility by
Railroad. all contribute to makcit ono Of tic
best summer resorts in the upper country Per
sons arriving here on tho cars, and wishing to
visit the mountains or any other point of the
surrounding country, can be accommodated with
good convoyanccs and careful drivers from the
Livery Stable kept here.
j. w. COBB.
Nav Is, 1860 40 re-
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$50 REWARD.

ID UNAWA Y from the subscriber. on the 9Th
III, of last December. BERRY. about feet
inches high. vory black skin. 26 years old {:
sometimes he limps slightly, from having had
ono of his legs broken three .ycarsago. lIo has
n wife at Dr. ii. G. Miller's near pendletop.
and is probnbly lurking in that ncighborhood.
The. above reward willhe paid for his nppro.
hcnsion aud delivery tothe nearest in,l. All
persons detected in hnrboring or aiding him in
any way, will be dealt with according to law.
EN>t'@ fJUIUS N. ROSS. \
FLonENcE, S, c.. April o. 1861 37-tf.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAnOLINA,

IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
j. Il. llngood, Admir-, ! Petition
VS. ! for
Jeremiah Whitmire &wifc Anna ct ais Settlement
L appearing to my satisfaction that James Rob.
| i,son, Geogc Robinson, Ir, Joseph Robinson
Randall Robinson, Lydia Ilngood Thomas Hit
and wife Martha, the hcirs.at-law Of William Rob
inson. deceased, Cnames and number unknowm)
anu ~, hcirs OF Elizabeth Reese, Deceased. (namcs
and number unknown,) defendants in this case,
reside without the limits OF this State: II is or
dcrcd, therefore, thnt these several absent parties
ITO appear IN the Court Of Ordinary, to be holden
at Iickens Court House OH Monday the Sth day of
July next, show cause, if any they can, Why
tna settlement of the Estate OF Hardy Robinson,
deceased. should not be lnude and n decree pro.
uounccd thereon.
W. i. IOLCOMBE o.r.p.
Ord'nary's 0licc. April 2, 1861 3m
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RH ElHDHCAA CAKsap.

~ Collegiate course. offers lis Professional
services to his friends and the public generally.
viii be prompt in his attention to his patrons.
His office will be found with DR.. NJ. l.. SHARPE
in tho brick building adjoining Store of late L.,
Is. Benson & Son.
Pcndleton, May l2. 1860 al - If
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POWDER FOR SALE.
Blue Ridge RAILROAD. !.
SSHsz S2 s|ssgEE gsss2 sszza |ss]g &C., 80 80

.assss s szssS ssas sssssS l 49, - -
4 dtAlsS on the Blue Ridge Railroad leave Pen
~, dlcton on Mondays, Wednesdays md Fri
days. Is minutes before 4 o'clock. a. NJ On
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays Mt o'clock,
Leave Anderson on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays Immediately after tho cars arrive
from Belton in the morning. On Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, On the arrival of the
cars from Columbia. &, ,;s tS II .,ll
Sent 8, 1860 G &c
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May a.. 1861

Dly~rhc friends Of Col. u. a. LEDBErTER
announce him MS candidate for COLONEL of
tho Regiment " uluntsers now forming.
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WIN. G, KEITH.

A 7 T 0 RN EY AT j. A. w
WILL attend promptly to all business entrusted
" to his cnre in tile Districts comprising the
Western Circuit. Office al Pickens 9. il. ~
Dec s, 1850 90 tfS
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10 YIMl,s NEAL,


MAnRIED, atSWallalh, on the 10th utimo by
Rev. Fletcher Smith, Mr.. A. FIsomEssER to Miss
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State of.sonth CarsSina,

El'zabeth Evatt, 1'''
:, ". Amended Dill for psrit.
=. .. f.Eratt, ct. al. 'H tion, &c. - ~
appearing to my satisfaction that t,Addisoh
n Boggs and wife Sarah. Ndefenda,ts In this
case, reside without the limits of this Sfatc. On
motion of Harrison & Pulliam, Comp. Sol, It is
ordered. therefore, that the said defendants do
appear in this Court plead, answer or dcnnr q
the amended bill H. this csse, within three
pro ccnfesso will lie taken against them. s@l@
RORr. A. THOMPSON, cE,psD.
Comm'rs Office, March %, 1861. /. 3nrs.
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Col, e. r. Jones.

COI, e. Z. Jones. I7
THE remaining Volunteer Companies in this
Brigade will soon he organized into Regiment,
We most respectfully susgcs, that Col. Joxss is
the proper man for the position of COLONEL, and
we trust he will be elected without opposition.
GREENE!LI!: VDLuNTEEKS ;.
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TIE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA

,PICKENS-IN EQUITY.
Warren II. d. Moss, E
}Amcnled Bill for r e-
Samuel NJ. Hunt, ct. al. lief, &c.
| (Fappcarlng to my satisfaction that Samuel NJ .
l llunt one of the defendants in this case resides
without the limits Of this State: On motion of
Norton, Comp Sol, it is ordered that he do mr.
pear in. this Court, and plead answer or dcmur 10
complainnnt's amended bill of complaint in this
onsc, within three months from the publication of
this rule, or an order PRO comfesso will be taken
against him.
ROBT. A. THOMPSON, cE.r.p.
Com'rs. Office, March 80 1861 3m
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THE STATE OFasOUTH CAROLINA,

FiCKENs-7-IN GRElSAEY.
To Johr jenkins, his heirs. on Creditors:
YOU are hereby notified to be and appear in tho
l Court Of Ordinary. to be holden at Pickcns c.
H., on Monday The 1st day of Jny next, to show
cause, if any you can. why heidistrbutivc share
allotted to John Jenkins in the Real Estate of
Francis Jenkins deceased, should not bo divided
amongst tho next Of kin of the said John jenkins
W. Il. HOLGOAIBE, o.f.n.
May 10. 1901 49,. 40 ~S
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The: State 6f' South caro- ina. NJ

g. NJ. Lynclr, ot, ais, 4, ess I,
.z.A Is. 10y W. seGr T.lf tsas44r4t9f Il"
I appearing tost the Commissioned 4l,As WI.
a 5llan y Lynch, C,F. Lynbt Cal VII, f,xnel.
Jaean Gilespie and wifo ElsxahofiI; Joh,a 1,sa;s
eMnd on wife Mary, Willhm Bakerand wi1a. Snrahs.
Richard Robinson and wife Nancy. i Jolsha IN, II.
tnson md Wiip lisa iefsnd8 iis tHis cass
reside Without The limits II: on i,sy.
'ed, theg eforc, ahat tlo ssaid absent dsfsnasSts
do pppear IN ti,is Court and Blead IN sts &, ~
dentrt ~ con,piaannntH spid bils III oo,S sslaass
.ssitiiiI three ;l;n l,ass.s
,s.. af q az order asaIass
~ ROBp IL YMpsss;ssl Mtrs i, ~ u ~
scUmf's NIaSsh vs. iSoi. 9'Y AZ; III
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Law Notice.

TllE undersigned will devote himself entirely
L to the practice of Law and Equity on tic
Western Circuit. Mr. MADDEN is his partner at
Pickcns. s#& JAMES r. ORUT
anderson c. H.. May TO- 1860 4gas. 42-if
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THE PENDLETON HOTEL.

Liz ITNULEIVN IIUIET
FFNlIE Subscriber takes pleasure in Informing
il his friends and tho public, that lie has ta,
ken charge Of that large and commodons House
in the village Of
PENESI4ETON, s, G..
IIo intends to keep a first class house, and
invitcs the ira Yelling public and his friends to-
give him n call. Amongst tic comforts and
convcn.enccs added. is that of II Reading Room
where the latest papers may be consulted
A. j. BOWDEN
Feb 2. 1850 27 trs
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Come and Settle.
I will be at the late residence af Matthew
l. Kcith. deeoascd. on Saturday noXt. 18th
instant. 1nr the purpose of making settlements
with those indebted to him.
AkEX.iEDENS, Admir-.
AIny 10, 1861 $40; Sc .s / (
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STATE OF SOUTH. CAROLINA,
rIcKENs DIsTRIcT--oErIoEc COURT OF COMMON rLEAs.
NIIILIAM +. PARKER, who is in the Gus.
wv tody Of the Sheriff of Piekens District, by
virtue of writ Of capias ad satis}acicnl,ln,, Mt
the suit of Isham w. Taylor, having fled
in my office, together with a schedule on oath
Of his estate and eifocts, his petition to tho
Court of Common Pleas, praying that he may
be admitted to tho benefit of the Act Of the Cen,
eral Assembly made for the relief Of Insolvent
Debtors: II is ordered, that the said Isham
w. Taylor, md all others. the creditors to
whom tho said William r. Parker is in any
wise .tindebltted be and they are hereby sum.
Cccrt. ut Pickons Court IIoGse, ON tho 3d Mon.
day of Oot"berrnext to shey canse if any they
can. why the praycrsot the petition, aforesaid
should not bo granted. t.. ~ ~ !. !
j. H.. HAGOOD, cor, !;
Office Common, Pleas. April ], 1861 . 3n :
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|. iIEsWhoss sslnakcs san !, idol OF his Interest,
n lnteksse r martyr ofs bis Integrity
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
IN EQUITY--pICKENs.
John Burdne, '-.
Bill for Partition &c.
Patsy Burlinc, Ct ais. {.
appearing to my satisfaction that the heirs of
Polly I.nthem, to wit: Geo. Latl,em, IT, II. South
wick and wife Patsy, J. w. Lnthem, Richard NJ.
Lathem. Andrew =. I.athom, Anthony c. Lathcm,
sam w l'athcm, Jas; J.. Petit anil wife Jane f.,
Jacob Ernest aud wife Tetsy, Jos. Burdinc. Sam'l.
Burdinc, Elijah Robinson and wife Henrietta,
defendants in this case reside without the limits
OF this State: On motion Of Harrison & Puiam,
Comp Sols it is ordered, therefore, that the SAID
absent defendants do appear in this honorable
Court, hnd plead, answer or demur, 70 Complain
ants said bill of complaint, within three months
from the publication hereof, an order pro con
fcSso will be taken as to them.
) ROBr. A., THOMPSON, cErp.
Comr's. OI1ice, March, %, 1861. 3m
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Ds35" The friends Of CAPT. j.. j.. SIIANKLIN
announce him a candidate for Lieutenant. Colonel
of the Regiment Of Volunteers now forming.
GElF"Thc friends Of GAIT. r. A.H.iWTIORNE
announce him candidate for MAJOR of the Reg
imcnt of Volunteers now forming. 3'
DS1y~ The friends of CAPT. j.. C. CRAIG on
nounce him candidate for MAJOR Of the V0un-
tecr Regiment being now formed. st.
Dels" The friends of DIR. q. H. SYAIafES nm
'nouncc him candidate for Major of the Regiment
of VOlunecrs now boing formed
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May Is, 1860 40 If
THE STATE OF SOUTH CARoLINl

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
pIcKEAs-.N EQUITY.
G. W. Rankin, Assignee, Z
B. r. Holland and others. ~
I appearing to the Court that B. +. Holland
Il Christopher Kirkscy Jared f. L. Kirkscy
Isiah M. Kirksey, Mary l.. NJ. Kirksey, reside
without this State: On motion of Harrison &
Puliam. Pro- Pet, it is ordered, that the sad
absent defendants doappcnr. Plead answer or
donur, to the petition filed in this case. within
three months from the publication hereof, or
their consent to the same will be taken 3,ro con
,ftsso as to them.
ROBT. A. THOMPSON, c.E.p.p.
Comm'rs Office March %. 1861. 3m
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
PICKENs-IN EQUITY.
G. W. Massingill, ct. ais. T
David MoWhortcr, Ct ais lief, Sc
4 appearing to my satisfaction .la. Sarah T.
lMcWhortcr, Louisa c., Brown, John McWhor-
ter. defendants in this case reside without the
limits of this State: On motion of Orr & Iinddcn.
Comp. Soils, it is ordered, therefore. that the said
absent defendants do appear in this Court and
plead. answer or dcmur to complainants' said bill
of complaint within three months from the pub
lcation hereof. on an order pro confesso will be
taken against them. S~ "" ~
ROBT. A. THOMPSON, o.E.p.p.
Com'rs Office March.30, 1861, BIN
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MoSTaoMEny. May 7.-phc Tennessee Act of
Secession is to be submitted to a vote of tic pco-
pic on the 9th OF June. Tho Arkansas Act of
Secession is complete and final
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RIcuMoND, May 7.-'rho most extraordinary
military movements are in preparation. and wo
are now in constant expectation of stirring
times. The South Caralinn troops have received
orders to DO ready to ma,rl, at n moments ne
tice. heather Regiments in the city a,'e watt
ing and expecting similar conmanls. The au-
tlloritios here have received definite information
to the OBJECT that tho Government Mt Washing.
ton intend to make IN attnck upon several
points, simultaneously. within two or three
days. These points arc believed to be IIarpcr's
Ferry. Norfolk and Richmond
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MoSrooMrRY, May 8.--Tho Postal Depart
ment is ready totakc charge Of the mails any
moment Congress may order. The Office is pro-
v'dcl with seal. books, blanks, routes, and clcr-
ical force, complete.
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I AN old topper; III a discussion with : TEN,
perance lecturer, triumph asked st ITf
sWator rots your boots what effeot must itthayo
konstle coats Of, your stomach r. E 3 s.
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Law Notico.

Lew Notice, Il. ~, II. ,a
TUE undersigned hove formed . partnership n
4 the practice of Inv, and Equity for Pickens
District. MIR. HApDRN inhy beconsultcd at I'M
office in Pickens and Nj. Onn at Anderson f8'sS
.-Et JAMES E ORR,
-. <, ~ W. AZ. HADDEE..sE
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA;
i.pIcKENs--iN EQUiTY.''Ss @.'''s " !
Petition. for,Rciief; 80. !,

g. ". baldwin "l'n IS lPf, = N'''sI' y ss' ~
appearing to my satisfaction that G, W. Bald.
l. win, the defendant in his case resides without
the limits oftilis State on motion Of Reed and
brown, FRO. Pet ordered. that he do appear ahd
plead answer or dsnur to tile petition in tlis cnss
within three months from this ,latc, or, tho, samc
will be taken against him pro confesso. {. = q ~
RoB'T. A. THOMPSON, ], 9. E.psp. ~
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MpSrcoMEaY, May7.-Thc Coajctlc,,afion this
morning says that over three hundred upplica.
tinns l'nve hhon mnde to the State Drnnrtmant
for Letters of Marque and Reprisal.