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BLUE RIDGE HOUSE,
Pendleton. s. e..

Pendleton, S. C.
rENIIE SUBSCRIBER, who has had several
Il years experience in Hotel business, (hav-
ing been sole proprietor of the WILLIAMSON
Springs Hotel for nine ycars.) is now proprietor
Of tho BLUE RIDGE HOUSE, where he will
be glad to see all his old friends and patrons
and also the travelling public. His house will
bo provided with everything necessary for n
well-kcpt house both from tho sen board markets
choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars lie has has
good servants, and every attention will be paid
to his guests to render their soiourn agreeable
The good society of Pendlcton Villnge-the pro-
verbal good health of it's inhabit',nts-its fine
cool water and bracing atmosphcrc-its prox-
unity to the mountains and it's accessibility by
Railroad, all contribute to make it one Of the
best summer resorts in the upper country. Per-
sons arriving here on the cars, and wishing to
visit the mountains or any other point of tho
surrounding country, can DC accommodated with
good conveyanccs and careful drivers from tho
Livery Stable kept hcro.
j. W. COBB.
Nav IL 1860 40 tf
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Notico.
Notice.

A LII PERSONS are hereby forwarned not
xA- to trado for note Of hand given by mo to
Pinokney Trammell for ten dollars dated about
25th March, 1861; rs the consideration for
which said note was given has failed. do not in
tend to pay the same unless compelled by law.
L WIN. 0, rDURHAM.
juno 8, 1861 az 3
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Deiy"rhe friends ofCApr. II. a. HAWTHORNE
announce him a candidate for MAJOR Of the Reg.
,imcnt Of Volunteers now forming.
geay' The friends of CAPT. J.. G. CRAIG an.
nonnoo him n candidate for MAJOR of the Yolun-
tccr Regiment being now formed. ".
Bay The friends of DIR. q. II. SYMMES an
nouncc him a candidate Tor Major Of the Regiment
Of Volunteers be formed.
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ORDER NO. |.
nFFICERS, whether commissioned or non.
~ commissioned. will take charge of their
respective. companies in this Regiment, aud
proceed forthwith according to law, to complete
tho organization of said companies. and resume
the usual drills. Commanders Of companies
aro also hereby ordered to keep up strict patrol
in their respective beats.
a Regimentnl Court Martial will be ordered
when nll delin9ucnts must be reported
D. j. HERD, Acting Colonel.
June 3. 1861 III
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MEDICAL NOTICE REMOVAL.

II RS NfABRY@ &, SLOAN bog to inform thcir
~ friends and patrons that they have, removed
thSir Office TO tho brick building formerly occupied
by DIR. 7. j. Plokens, where ono or tho otfeFinay
always be found, except when professionally NIB.
CENT 'A f1fslSf It;1fNiADitY $&S SLOAN, 81
Penilotop, jap. Ia, 1851 ~ &326 ys s ii,
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f0W ME- MEAL.

Married, on the 22l ult., by T.. N. Robins, Esq,
Mr.. w. 0. DURHAM to Miss AHTAMIssA JAMES, uil
of Pickens.
On the 2'l June by the same, Mr.. JolIN STEWART
to Aliss SUSAN SToSE, all Of Pickcns.
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Notice.

~ c3". 'stt NOTICE. lt4f ..,5
FINIIE Board of Commissioners of Roads OF the
Il 9th Regiment, S. G. NJ, will meet ut Hun
sters, on Monday the 10th June. noxt, at 10
o'clock. as business Of Importance will bo before
the Board. "A prompt attendance is desired. {.
N. c. BRIGGS, Chmn,
N May 81, l80l N-l. l.N 43 NNs.s sN-.l 2
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II IL O1AlT Wv SOUIH CAROLlN ~,
IN NoRDiNAnY--plcKENs.
j. j.. lIagool, Admir-, Petition
VS. for
Jeremiah Whitmire 4 wife Anna, ,ct.als Settlement.
appearing to my satisfaction that James Rob-
l inson, Gcoge Robinson ir, Joseph Robinson
Randall Robinson, J.yda llnGood, Thomas Hit,
and wife Martha the hcirs.at- law of William Rob
inson, deceased, (namcs and number unknown, J
anu the heirs of Elizabeth Reese, deceased (namcs
and number unknown,) defendants in this case
reside without the limits of this State: II is or
dcrcd therefore, that these several absent parties
do appear in the Court of Ordinary, to be holden
at Pckcns Court House on Monday tho Sth day of
July next, TO shcw cause, if any they can, why
final settlement of tho Estate of Hardy Robinson
deceased. should not be made and decree pro,
nounccd thereon.
w. L. nOLCOMBE, ORR.
Orlinary's Office. April g 1861 3m
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w alHpHCAL CAlgBD.

DR. G. IL. SYMMES having completed his
~ Collegiate course offers his Professional
services to his friends and the public generally
Will hc prompt in his attention to his patrons
His office will he fouud with DR.. NJ. l.. SHARPE
in the brick building adjoining Store of late T..
B. Benson & Son.
Pendleton, May IL, 1850 Ill If
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THE STATE OF SOUTH cAROLINA.

- riCKENs--,N EQUITY.
VIM, Ilembrce
G. W. Baldwin.
appearing to my satisfaction that G. w. BALD
win, the defendant in this case, resides without
the Limits Of this State on motion Of Roed and
Brown, Pro. Pet, ordered, that he do appear and
plead, answeror dcmurtothc petition in this oase,
within three months from this date, ortho safne
VIII be akenfagainst him pro confesso.
st ROB'T. "A. THOMPSON, cEpD.
March o, 1851 81 ISm,.
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FOR MAJOR OF CAVALRY.

BsS" The friends Of Captain a. d. GAILLARI
respectfully announce him a candidate for MAJOR
of the Squadron let Regiment of Cavalry.
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Law Notice.

THE undersigned have formed partnership in
L the practice Of Law and Equity for Pickens
District. AIR. lIADpES may be consulted at hs
office in Pic&ens and Mr. OER at Anderson
, JAMES J.. ORR,
W. NJ. MADDEN
Pickens c. IT,, May 10. 1869 4o-.f
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COME TO THE EsmsCUE,.

u. s ,f.
.THE CRISISSIS UPOW .USi
4 LII persons indebted to w. II. .DENDY
IN CO, for tho year 1850 must come forward
and make settlement by Motto or Casl,-casl
p'efe'Tctl-as, ,we aro nocding money.
T Persons indebted to tho firm Of DENDY &
PULLEN for the years lS5S--59 must pa,
within twenty days from this date or pay cost
without discrimination.
w. II. DENDY & co.
Wolballa, Feb. I, 1861 90 tt.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
=. ,plcKgNs DISTRICT. t~g
| SARRAi DANIELS, wife of John Daniels o
!, Pickens District, hereby gives notice that upon
tho expiration of the legal lengt, Of time, l viii
trHdo and act rs a FREQ dealer or Femme eovert -
and public Doticcis hereby given accordingly. My
occupation is that of farmer and weaver.
>sABItA DANIELS.
THE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,
rIoKESs--IN EQUITY. F'
Tiln,nn @. Magoo, Is g
NJ Mara, u.ys. ys; !. !, Bill for Partition, &c.
TTnppoarng to tho Commissioner. that Marei
l. Magee, LA. Mageo. Nancy Hunt; heirs
atlaw Of Fanny Mason, deceased, to wit. Bon.
ian,iin Mason, Elmo Masoh, Ezekiel Mason,
Ward, dofondanta In this case, reside wthoo,
the limits Of! f!thia State. On motion Of IIarri
son d Paliiam, Comp. SOL, it Is ordered there.
fore, that the said, ebsont defendants do appear
plead. answer, or ldemur to conlplainants said
bill of complaints Within three months from the
publication of this rule an order pro eo fssso
viii be taken against them. ~ @S' 4
R0IsT, Al TIIoNips psoN, t.s.p.p,
Comna'ra Oaaco March 2s, 1891. ,Sm
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POWDER FOR SALE.
EsIuc Ridge Railroad.

hbtUc H61USC RaIIFO0U.
Ea&sg2 s ss5gs Eszsg .saSa. aesa 60 YaA
TARS on the Blue Ridge Railroad leave Pen
~ dlcton on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days at Is minutes before o'clock, A. NJ. On
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at o'clock,
p. NJ.
Leave Anderson on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays immediately after the cars arrive
from Bolton in the morning. On Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays, or the arrival of the
cars from Columbia. p
Sept. 8, 1860 G If
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Law Notice.
VIM. G. KEITH.

A T I 0 r. N Ely AT LA w,
WILL attend promptly to all business entrusted
w to his care in the Districts comprising the
Western Circuit. Office at Pickcns G. IL.
Dee S. 1859 20 ,,.: &c
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/. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, /.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
rrcKENs DIsTnICT--oEFIcE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
NMlLLIAM +. PARKER, who is in tho Gus
Nv tody Of the Sheriff of Pckcns District, by
virtue of writ of canias ad satisjnc;cndun, at
the suit of Isham W. Taylor, having filed
in my Office. together with a schedule on oath
Of his estete and effects, his petition to tho
Courtof Common Pleas, praying that he may
be admitted to tho benefit oftio Act of tho Gen.
eral Assembly made for the relief of Insovent
Debtors: It is ordered, that the said Isham
w. Taylor. and all others, the creditors to
whom tho said William +. Parkor ia in any
wise indebted, be and thoy are hereby sum-
Court at Pickens Court House. on the Sd Mon.
day of October next, to show causo. if any they
oan, why the prayer OF the petition oforosaid
should not be granted.
\ j. +. HAGoOD, c.c.r.
01fco Common Pleas. April l, 1861 81 3m.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
PICKEAS--lN EQUITY.
G. W. Rankin, Assignee,
vs.. Pct. for Relief, SC.
B. T. Holland and others.
I II appearing to the Co, rt that B. r. Holland,
Il Christopher Kirksey, Jared Il. Il. Kirksey,
lsiah Nj. Kirksey, Mary l.. NJ. Kirkscy, reside
without this State: On motion Of Harrison &
Pullam Pro. Pet, it is ordered, ilnt The said
shsont defendants do appear, plead, answer or
domur. to the petition filed in this case. within
three months from the publication hereof, or
their consent to the saao will 5o taken 7ro con.
jcsSo as to them.
ROBT. A. THOMPSON, c.E.r.p.
Commrs Office, March %. 1861 3m
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
pICKENs-lN EQUITY.
G. W. Mnssingii, ct als. t
VS.. Bill for Account, Re-
David SIcwhortcr, ct. ais. lief, &c.
I Il appearing to my satisfaction that Sarah T.
1 McWhorter, Louisa G. Brown, John AfcWhor-
ter, defendants in this cnso, reside without the
limits Of this State: On motion of Orr & IIadden
Comp. Soils. it is ordered therefore, That The said
absent defendants do appear in this Court, and
plead, answer or dcmur to complnnanis' said bill
Of complaint, within three months from .he pub
licaiion hereof, or an order p4o contesso will bo
taken against thcm $'1$
ROBT. A. THOMPSON, csr.p.
Com'rs Office. March 80, 1861. 3m
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Taxes Must he Paid

Taxes Must he Paid!
TERSONS who have not yet pu;i their Taxes
IL mast do so on So'edny next ns the District
Treasnrers want their money. do not wish
to mako cost, thavo no discretion in this case.
Tho times arc hard, but the money must como
for taxes. j. ". l.. CARY, &C 2
June 3. 1861 ~ d
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MANASSAS JUNCTION, June 4.--Tho South
Carolina Picket Guard had q small skirmisl
with tho enemy, which resulted in their defeat.
with three Of their mcn killed. Ono cf our
mon was wounded.
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In Advance Of the Mail.
HsS We learn that tho Fourth Regiment, S.
@. v, leaves Columbia for Virginia to-day.

FREpERIcksBuRo, Juno 4.--Fifty Fcderalists
were killed in tho fight at Acqnia Creek The
Southern battery was engaging tho Federal
reported that several wero killed OH tho ships.
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RIciiNoND,, Juue 3.-Nono of our men woro
injured in tho action at Acquin Creek There
is reason to believe that large number of the
onemy on board the ships worc killed Con.
Rugglcs commanding ut Acquia .Creek) tele-
graphcd here for moro powder. Two thousand
pounds were sent him immcdatelY.
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CuIcAoo, Juno 4.-Sterhcn a. Douglas i.
dead.
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FoRTREss MaNRoE. june 5.-Bartlctt's naval
brigade is to be disbandc,l, and sent homo. =
Bartlett fell from tho rarapot of the fort, and
sprained his ankle besides injuring himself in
tcrnally., An emcutc is expected in the brigade
when the fact is announced This must be n
portion of Lincoln's cnt-throats and robbers
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New YoRK. juno 4.--Tho Post says that
Lieuts. Tompk'ns and Gordon. with their cayal-
ry ond infantry companies, attacked tho Fairfax
pickets abont four miles North of the town The
pceets were driven In; the cavalry charged on
the town. and woro vigorously resisted by tho
citizens and driven back. Another attack was
meditntcd. t
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Steamer Commerce u trsnspor) Hunter. Locust Point
In ballast.
Steamer Kennehec. Hourhfaiatin, Philadelphia
Steamer Sarah. Jones' Philadelphia.
Steamer feilcan. Jones. Providence.
Schr Mcclellan, arrived 29h from Matanzas, IL CON
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Ship Aileghanean, so days from Gibraltar
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Affairs I'm Westchestcr County, N. J

Affairs I'm Westchcstcr County, N. Y.
KAToSAu, Nov. 20, 1851.
Tho Bedford Farmers Club this afternoon assisted
by Professor Mapes and others from distance discuss
the expedsncy Of devong their diaries cheese making
on account Of tho high charge milk sent by the Harlem
Railroad.
Mr.. Kendall, formerly Of Alabama, who has recently
treated Of the perennial Peruvian cotton tree adapted
to Northern cultivation is to lecture here The proceeds
the lecture will be divided among the aid associations
the town. which have organized reading circles and
ing entertainments for the benefit Of the soldiers
Mr.. Jay has to-day forwarded two boxes of clothing
from the Katonah Association to Mr. Omstead Of the Ma
tonal Sanitary Commission at Washington and box
Of books and magazines to the hospital at Fortress Mon
roe the Surgeon having intimated that reading
Tor the convalescents would be most acceptable.
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MATRIMONIAL.

YOUNG GENTLEMAN, OF FAIR INC0
n handsome person, desires 10 form the acqua
4 young lady, Of not over seventeen years Of nj
view 10 matrmony. A pleasant face and small hs
pensable. ANY young lady with The above 9ualihca
Of q romantic turn OF mind, will please address I
Herald Office.