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ROBERT CLARKE, &c CO...
Law Publishers Bookselers eaticnen and fmpo rters
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CLAREMONr ACADEMY,

T1IiE TRUSTEES take pleasure III announ.
il cling to the public, that they havc secured
tho services of Mr.. &. L.. lIoLLiN0swoRTn and
LADY, to take charge of the Clnromont Acnde-
my. These Teachers havo experience, and arc
competent to instruct in all the various branch
ea of an English education. BY arrangement,
a 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 heghbor-
hood on favorable terms.
The sulubrity of the climate and the moral
tone of the vicinity, are inducements that
should not be overlooked by parents aud guar
dams in educating their children and wards
BY order Of the Board
NJ. s. STRIBLlNG, Scc'y.
Jan. Q. 1861 o. IF
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Spocial Notices.
A CARD.

Mr. Editor: "A report having gone abroad
thas should ;ilnve used disrespecful language
concerning thofvolunteers, wish to inform, tho
public. through your columns, TINT nevcr used
any disrcspcctfnl Language concerning any of
the volunteers, Intentionally, What said was
concerning my brother keeping company prcv-
"us t"hs volunteering: With MI duo Difference
to any misunderstanding as to what did say,
n,n PEI nal friend to tho volunteers and
hold hcn the highest esteem.
o.. w. SrEpHENs
Twelve Mile. s. c.. May 27, 1861. /
We. the undersigned. having been called up
ont" investigate the report above alluded to-,
we certify that we find nothing or think there is
nothing criminal attached to it.
j. N. ARNOLD.
SAMUEL PARSONS,
May G7. 1861. j. II. IIAMLIN.
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Daiy- Hon. FRANCIS, II. WARDLAw. Associate
Justice of tile Appeal Court. died in Coluu,ba
on the 20th ult. ~
nay Captain j, L.. ,SnANkbIs's company. of
'Pendleton. has been ordered to Join Col. SLoAN's
Regiment forthwith. "
1eS- Wo learn that four full companies will
tender themselves for service in Col. ORR's Reg
intent from Abbcvillo.
WASHINGTON. May 28.-El Thaycr has been
made Patent Commissioner.
Gossip says that Banks favors throwing 800.
600 men into tho field.
The Secretary has requested the Now York
Seventh Regiment to remain three dnys l,ngcr.
Conscnting, they loft to take possessiop of Ac.
uua Creek.
BALrIMonE. May 2s.-An officer bearing Chief
Justice Taney's attachment Cor contempt of
Court against Gen. Cadwala.lor, was not ad.
nittcd into Fort MclIenry.
RicmMnSD, May "a Eek. .Govornor Wise has
been commissioned by President Davis tn raise
Il Legion in Virginia. Several companies have
already enlisted to serve under him. Capt II.
Clay Pate of Kansas fame. has volunteered to
| serve in the Governors Legion, and has raised
Il company.
II. NJ Smith. Editor of tho Alcxnnd,n Senti.
| nct. an uncomnromising secession Journal. has
cSChVcu iFpui AicxahuTlh. llC WrltcS uCfC from
Warrentnn that he managed to pass the encmv Is
lines unmolestcd. The Fedcralsts surprising
hin, to be concealed in Alexandria. lM,c "Iirre,i
large reward for his apprehension.
Gen. Lee and Staff are now ut Manassas Gan
They left Richmond this morning .
Our scouts report nc enoWy within Gsc mile,
| of Manassas Gap.
The Confederate troops arc making extensive
preparations. anticipating grand attack.
large fnrcc of Federal trnnps hold possession
of Hampton. 1t is supposed they will combine
with the trnups at Newport News, aud murcl,
duwn Richmond.
ST. I.oris, May %. Birds Point is occupied
by Fcdcralsts. Ilarnev hns authorized hc
formation nf II Home Guard and tho Union
men ut Hannibal and St. Joseph. Kansas CITY
and "thcr places to be furnised with arms, and
| mustered into the service nf the United States
All the State troops have left Jefferson City Int
tw" hundred, constituting the Governors Bad,
Guard
FEMALE SOLDIERS. s.-We see by our OK
changes th"t numbers of ladies in Tennessee
and Mississippi- wives, daughters amc
swcethcarts of the soldiers who have gone in
to the service Of the Contcdcracy-al prnc
ticing with rifles aud rcvovcrs, preparing t,
render assistance in the "good cause" i
necessary; or, at least, to defend their homes
Some Of the ladies in this community. W,
arc informed, are following the good example
and expect shortly to DO able to do more exc
cntion with firearms than they now do Will
their eyes
y special despatch to the Charleston Co~,.
icr states that beautiful sight was witncssc,
on Monday last. On tile passage of til,
Clinch Rifles from Augusta to Millcn. a,
several points young and beautiful ladies'
\ n 4, ,I,nr fran, IN oi,rl,t,,
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THE WALHALLA HOTEL.
BIZ .. pIEMANN.

rENllTS LARGE AND COMMODIOUS ES.
Il TABllSll MENT has been completed and
furnished in tho best style, aud is now open for
The reception 'f b"ardcrS and transient, ruStnn,-
e'S. 1hc "nlers s;n"h gives the InuSc his per
S'i'al attention and supervision. and his table is
supplied with the best The railroad an,l country
markets aff,rtl.
WaIhalla is pleasant and Furnishing town.
nt tho present terminus of the Blue Ridge Rail
road There arc churches and the best schnnls,
with Gnc roads and the usual lncilitcs for travel
in almost every direction. The invalid and
traveller, tnn have here a most salubrions eli
mate. with fine view Of mountain scenery.
TIr>c travelling North hcretufnrc for health
and rcn>nrc arc nnw cut oT frnm spending
their money amongst our enemies. The under.
sls"c' hnS been at great expense to prepare for
this class, and others; and. with his long cxrc-
ricnrc in the business. he lattcrs himself In,
lie give entire satisfaction. lie rcSpctilulv
s"li'.'t> Tia" patronage of his friends and Ire
truvrii,"g public. His terms are moderate
D. BIEMANN.
Waaaiiu. Mny 0. 1861 40 If
gsJ5" The Charleston Courier will cnpy daily
on Monday and tr-wcckly on Thursday till
,,lrrwiSc ordered
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THE remaining Voluntccr Companies in This
Brigade will soon be organized into Regiment.
We most respectfully suggest that Col. JoSEs is
the proper man for the position of COLONEL, and
we trust he will he elected without opposition. +,
GREENVILLE VOLUNTEERS
+ Rsy"Thc friends ofCApr. r. "A. HAWTHORNE
announce hiur candidate for MAJOR Of the Reg
imcnt of Volunteers now forming.
gSD'Thc friends of CAPT l.. c. CRAIG an.
nouicc him candidate for MAJOR of the Voun-
tccr Regiment being formed. ".
E4ay"rhc friends of DR. &. II. SYAIMES an
nouncc him n candidate for Major Of the Regiment
OF Volunteers now being formed.
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State Of South Carolina.

IN EQUlTY--rIeKENS. ~
Elizabeth Evatt i14Ss.s#
Y. Amended Bill for Parti
j. - +. Evatt, etn ton, &c.
IT appearing 10 my satisfaction lint Addison
i Boggs and wife Sarah. defendnnts in this
case, reside without the limits Of this State: On
motion Of Harrison & Pulliam. Conn. SOL. it is
ordered, therefore, that the said ldcfendants do
appear in this Court, plead, answer or dcmur to
tho amended bill in this case, within three
months from the publication hereof, or an order
pro cen mfesso will be taken against them
EOBT. a. THOMPSON, c.E.r.D.
Comm'rs Office, March %, 1861. 3m
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state OF South GaroBSma;.

IN OKDINAKY-FICKENS. n n
Vim. Hunter, Admir-
vs.. re-. for Settlement
J. NJ. Owens and others,
appearing to my satisfacton that j. M.
Il Ovens and wife Pcrmclia A.. Oliatta Ar
cher and Eugcnia Archer, defcndan' 3 in, this
case, reside without the limits Of this State It
is ordered, therefore, that the said absent de-
PENDANTS to appear in the Court Of Ordinary, at
Pickcns c. H.. on Monday tho first day ofJulv
next. to shcw cause, if any they cnn, why ~
final settlement of the esate of Andrew H. Ar
cher, deceased. should not be made ut That time,
and decree had thereon
w. +. IOLCOMBE, ORR.
March %. 1861. SO 3m
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NOtico.

All pers' MS having possession OF tho guns
which were furnished by the State to tho Pick.
ems IiGrmca arc required tn deliver them at
my. "'licc. Immediately. tho proper auiharitics
having required their return to the armnry nf
the State. The bonds for said gnns are in III :
possession. j. j NoRToN.
Nav 27 1861 az
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EXECUTORS, SALE.

NV ILL BE SOLD. at tho lato residence of
w Leonard Capohnrt. deceased, on Tuesday
the lth pf Jane next all the
PERSON Al PR OP ERTY
OF said dnccased. consisting of one Horse, one
Mule "ne Carrinee. two. Wagons. Household
and. Kitchen Furniture. Also, ut his Mill
place AT p p. M. on the samo day, one pnir
Mill Sl"nes and Irons. one Cotton Gin, tone
Dutch Fan. one lInppcr some Saddle Trees. 60
rERMs-F"r all sums under five dollars cash:
for sums If and above that amount, credit till
lsr Jnnuurv next. with interest from date,
note and security. f
NJ. NJ NORTON, r.s
l.. N. ROBINS, M fA "'S'
NAV 81 1861 DO ~
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THE PENDLETON HOTEL,
BANK OF STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA


ENIIE LEGISLATURE having. at it's last
i session, authorized the issue of Bonds to
the amount Of $G75, 900, bearing an interest Of
! per cent, for the purpose of providing the
funds required to sustain the State in tho act Of
rcsnming her rights of Sovereignty, this Bank
is now prepared to dispose Of the Bonds They
are issued in sums Of $50 800, and $50. An
opportunity is thus afforded every citizen to
make secure and profitable investment while
contributing aid to tho cause in which the State
is engaged. With the view Of enabling citizens
i'll my part of the State to share in the loan
the Clerks Of the Courts Of the several Districts
have been requested to open Books Of Subscrip-
tion for tho Stock Suitable arrangements will
be made for furnishing bonds on the receipt OF
the money, at an early day after each subscrp-
ton has been made. engagements for the
purchase of Bonds may be made at the Bank
or at any of its branches. 1t is probable that
at the next session Of the Legislature those
parties who desire it may have have their Bonds
converted into Stock.
C. M. FURMAN President.
February %, 1861 80 If
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f-g'Y NOE. N 's.Al

Married. on tho 18th April, hy Rev. Wm. Reid,
MIR. CALVIN IL. SrANcIL to Miss NANCY ANN CHAP
MAN, NIL of Pickcns.
On the 10th instant. at the residence OF the
brides father, by Rev. D. Mcneil Turner. Mr. +.
II. llARnf7oN, Of Anderson. to Miss MARY PERRIN,
Of Abhcvillc
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May Ct. 1861.
Wanted.

Tho I" "Keowcc Volunteers" are dcsirous of
uniforming themselves, and will he much Oh
liged to those persons who formerly belonged to
the Pickcns Rifcmcn, for the Palmetto buttons
which they have upon their old uniforms.
Apply to W.. n. CRAIG.
Mmy % ISGl AZ
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peE"'rhc friends of Col. y. A. LEDBErrEl
announce him rs n candidate for COLONEL {
the Regiment of Volunteers now forming.
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MEDICAL NOTrCE-REM OVAL.

Yrs. fAIABRY & SLOAN beg to inform their
" 'hiends and patrons that they have removed
their Office TO the brick building formerly occupied
by DIR. T.J. Piokens, where one or lhe other may
always be found, except when professionally abb
sent r. g'' st Nsl.,s Ma I,lsY ~ SLOAN. :
Sspehalcton, jan sls, 1867 tf
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The Campaign.

A'spocial despatch to the New York 1iIb.
"nc, d'ttcd ut Washington, will be found be-
Tow. In view Of events which have recently
traiisptped, the plans forcsialowea will not
cause very great surprise. The telegram is
dated May 10, and reads as follows
IAN ATTACK ON RICHMOND.
Tho day of jubilee has come, aud the 80.
700 troops remaining in and about this city
are rejoicing that they are so soon to show of
what motal they arc made. Thut Richmond
ny tue poiDt of early attack, is no longer mat.
ter OF doubt, but by whicl, route the force
will go is undovolopcd. %tss
'."' XIRdINIA's PROBABLE RESISTANCE.
At Culp"ppcr Courthouse Brigadicr Gene
raj Nockc has G,0OO well armed troops who
are in expectancy of an carly assault Scat
tered tered ut convenient points between Aexan-
dria. and in it are nearly 3 900 troops, who
are not expected to make stand or show fight
until they have rctrcated to The main BODY Mt
Culpdppcr.
HOW THE NORTH WILL PROCEED.
The Government has definite information
on those points, and it is considered by militia
ry authorities. that the proper course will be
TO- march direct to Cnlpepper, and thence, if
possible. to Charlottesville, where are now
1000 troops, and thonco to Lynohburg. us
may be deemed best. There will also DO dc.
xpatched forces by Aqua Creek. and large
force by way Of Norfolk, so that on ill sides
ltichmond will be surrounded
WHERE WILL BETlIE FIRST FIGHT.
Probably the first battle or encounter will
!be at Culpepper Courthouse. which is town
of 1000 inhabitants about 60 miles iron,
Was'iington and 100 from Richmond, though
the route is somewhat circnitous. Wo are
aot permitted to send more than this more
outline, oven Of surn,ise, but the censorship
would seem to Indicate tho correctness Of tile
plan
Col. VAN DonN's LAST CAprURE--Tho
latest news from Texas we Gnd in the New
Orleans papors Of Friday last. The San
Antonio papers announce the success of Col.
Van eDorn's expedition to. capture the United
+ States troops under Col. Reeve who wore
coming down from Forts Bliss, Quitman aud
Lancaster. The United States troops were
some -8l8 in number; the Texans about
LOO. The terms were g unconditional sur.
sssssaasy sssssaasyiN
y 81 no r. pisANrERsl4W heat is now being gath.
cred; Plantthe ground III corn Immediately.
There Isl time enoug,t TO max 4 good CROP. =
If soaked 24 hours before planting it will
come inptiu four Or Ave days. - Courier. "
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$40 REWARD.

so NE w AIED.
ID UNAWAY from the subscriber. on the 9th
Il h If last December. BERRY about feet
I inches high very black skin, &c years old :
sometimes he lmps slightly. from having had
one of his legs broken three years ago. lie has
wife at DR.. II 9. MiIlcr's. near pendleton.
and is probably lurking in that ncighburhood
The above reward will be paid for his npprc-
hensi"n and delivery to the nearest jal. All
any way, will he dealt with according to law.
JULIUS N. ROSS.
FLonEScr, s. c.. April 0, 1861 37--tf
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HE STATE OF SOUTH CAKOLINA,
CAVALRY ELECTION.

NlnE PICKENS MOUNTAIN CAVALRY
L. will hold un Election for COLONEL
MAgOas Of the IL! Regiment. to which they
hive agreed to at.nch themselves, utlWnlhalla
on Friday tho LIN June next 3
Lieutenant NJ. +. Mitchell and L. j. Keith
are hereby detailed ~ assist me in tho manage
menr "f tile Election
By order "f Brigndior General, j. y. GRlrrlS
. NJ. NJ. NORTON, Captain
May 2o. 1861 42
P.S. The Company is hereby ordered Ia
"prenr .n- lnr dr,ll ,,.. on that day
THE, STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
IL OnDlNARY-PicKRNs.
Nancy a. H.. Gilliand
John r. Y. Gillilani, ct. nls. SIS
Il appearing to my satisfaction that I.omuel j.
l. Gilliland. one OF tho defendants in this case is
absent from aud without tho limits Of this State
II is ordered, therefore, that the sai absent dc.
fcnlant do appear in Tho Court of Ordinary. at
Piokens q. II. on alonday tho Goth dny Of August
next and object to tho partition sale OF the Real
Estate OF David Gilliland. deceased or his consent
to tho same will be entered of record.
". T., IIOLCOMBE. o.p.D.
eorlinary's 0nice May 90, 1861 AZ sm
STATH OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
IN onDISARy--CIrArlON. 4,4r
w HEREaS, t.. Rogers and l.. "A. Rice applies to
~ me for le'icrs Of administration npon all and
singular the personal estate of james Rogers IT,.
deceased. late Of tho District Of Pickens and State
atorcsad:,' Tho kindred and creditors Of said do
ceased are, therefore, cited toappear before me
at Pickens G. IT., on Monday tho 10Th Of, June
next to show cause. If any tlIcy can. why said
letters should not he granted. Given under my
hand and seal, this 21st May 1861.
Il W. +. HOLCOMBE1 ORB.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-06-01
COME 40 THE RESCUE!

THE CIR .I,SI,ShIS CPON US!
A Lii persons indebted to w. H,DENDY &
IN CO, for the year 1860. must come forward
mud mako settlement by Nuto or Cush-casA
pFYlered-ns we arc needing money.
persons ndehtcd to the firm Of DENDY g.
PULLEN for the years 1880 must pny
wthintwenty days from this datc.. or pay cost,
without Discrimination.
3s.es w. III. DENDY ,& co.
Walhalla. Feb. ]. 1907 ,2G I, If
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
PICKENs--IN EQUITY .H
:, W. Bill for par.itian, SO.
II y appearing TO tho, Commjssioner,that Maret
Il Magee. N "A. Mcgee. Nancy Hunt heirs,
nt:law1f Fanny Mason, deceased, to- wit: Ben.
.ian,in Mason. Elias mason, Ezokicl Mason,
Beniainih Drwn, III. M. Salmon and hnsband
Ward, defendanta IN this case. reside without
the iimits Of this State. *On motion of IIarri.
snn & Pullinnb Comp SOL. it is ordered, thefo.
fpre. hatthe.said absent defendants do appear,
plead. sanSwer, or IepsQr,to compliments, said
bill Of compluint, within threo months, from the
publication of this rulc or IN order pro coa ssso
will betnk en- against thett, s5''
T.s'.s IS ,stf iROBT.s AZ afIQMPSoN, Q, s.r.b.
~ COMMITS Otfioo March sssSS, 80 3pi J,