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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-08

1N0URANC
FIRE, INLAND & LIFE.
Home Insurance Company,
OF NEW YoRK.
Cash, s,ooo 400
Surplus, .5oo on0
Conway Insurance Company.
Cast Capital and surplus 1854 900
Hampton Insurance Company,
SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
Cash Capital and surplus s25. 400
North American Ins. Company,
o'HAHrAoRD, CONN.
oasn capital $3.50
Lorillard Insurance Company,
Manhattan Life Ins. Company,
Cash Capital $1,000, 900
City Fire Insurance Company,
NEW HAVEN. CONN.
W. souTnw0arH, pres't.
L. BRADLEY, Sec'y.
FIELD 1 kAUFFMANN, Agents.
Office, No. 4, lie Claire Block,
II. fiELD; Agent, Davenport, Iowa.
Office next door to the Post Office,
Rock Island, Ill. June l
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JOHN HUME 4 CO.,
Z M 70 q r . i. -,
w n O e . q lie DealerA
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
WINES, LlQ UORO
AND CHOICE CIGARS.
A LSO, large and complete assortment, Of
IA GROCERIES,,
Always on hand.
N. Is. COLL and examine, corner of Iowa and
ihlrd streets, Davenport. FebI
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DAN RICES'

REAT SHOW Is COMING. DAN RICE
" will positively appear at each performance
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rh"ni1 Insurance Company.
OF HARTFORD, CONN
Cash Capital and Sarplus, $3.50 az "A
ASSETS, JAN. lsT, 1860.
H.,es DsnK stocks, ,--......... ..146,S62 90
Othas S.o.l ............ .l65,l75 90
Cash ~ Ro a"u Dohds,. ............. 58,277 90
Cash ~ hsnas . $3.50 81
Loaned o. Real Estate and Bank Stocks, l24.625 80
Toto, I;..;,:.: $3.50 ,325 80
'o's' liabilities. ,704 So
HENRY n. HOFFMAN. Agent.
july6-dtf $3.50 '''oc'
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INSURANCE COMPANY.
o. MRryORD, CONN.,

49, capital I Surplus, ss,lsl, IN. ..
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HIGHEST VALUE OF ARTICLES 100 DOLLARS. Low Ess
DOLLARS
Certificates stating what we will sell each nerson
LOT one dollar are placed in sealed Envelopes with
Decimal arrangement, so that in each hundred
Certificates taere is Ona for .
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this was their object, the Executive well under-
$1,000, and having said to them in the inaugural
address, you can have no conflict without you
, 0s;;ns yourselves the agrcssors, he took
good, but also to keep the case so far from ngen
ious sophistry that tho world should not misundcr
saod II; ny the AFFAIR at Fort Sumter, with its
suHoendia& circumstances, that point was
Teacned. Then and there BY tho assaiants Of the
uovernment, began tho confict, without = gun in
sight or expectancy 70 return their firing, save
only the isw in the fort, sent = that harbor
years before, for their own protection. and
stu ready to give that protection in
Whatever was loyal. In this
act, discarding Ill else. they have forced upon
the country the distinct issue Of immediate
-. dissolution or blood. and this embraces more
tnan the fate Of thoss. - II presents to the
whole family Of man the question whether q
constitutional r public or democrscv-a GOV
ssa@set OF the peopls--lhs came people can
sAnnos msintaiu its territorial integrity
cns" a:' ie o~n domeetio foes. It prsssnts the
.aon whether diseontsntsd psrsous too few
s... S.osrs TO control the administration
alvs,. ~ 70 .ne organic Law in snv cses. can
A. .Pon shs prstsnces made IN this eas.
,,;,h..s other prsteneee. or .rhItrsr;I,
nsn.~...y prstenees. break up their Govern.
~ co,s.s Ss prsstseahsy put 90 md 10 x. frss.
~: Il .h"" upon the earth Il ioreee ma -
,sss' vsekne.s that they mus. s 81 , inherent
~ sHong for ,hs NSss.:y.
isssss e .so weak to maintsi. its orn
rs s: . iii sss &. =: shane.
neat 81 % % resist the IN. .. the Govern
dcSFsetioa b. force for It's prs.srv:;o fot its
sall vas made end tie response ~ ' .hs The
Va nost gratifying. surpassing in ~S c;oantry
E - nest :snsciss ssPecis,iOn yet mon. enc J,
DeleWarA Gavs rseinsnt through ia , s.css !
:Ssase oe.sisssioa. Within some other Of sSos.
o9eee seqn1 vas raised By Individual entsrnr;. !.
no4ye4 into the Goyernnsnt
fhe eeoeeea 6eatss, g called and 70 vhioi
49, - - Jol.ed asoat ~ time Of the IL
-: 70 - eoAQk . eallsd veas not usifos,
= - eeae 49, Z ehsn bsiae alnoss ~ 81
49, v1sle = e6AeD - Il NeatA o.
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the whole. debt OF $6CO, 100000 now, is a less
sum per head than was the debt of our
struggle and the money value ia the
country bears even greater proportion. Surely
each man has stronger motive now to preservc
our liberty, - each had then to establish them.
right result, at this time, will be worth more 70
the world than tn times the men-ten t;mas ~ =
money. The evidence reaching us from the conn.
try leaves no doubt that the material for the
work Is abundant; that it needs only the
hand OF Legislation to give it sanction and
TIE hand Of the Executive to give II
practical shape and efficiency. One Of the
the greatest perplexites of tho Goyernment "a ~
avoid receiving troops fastcr than il can nrov,ds
Tor them IN word,the pesple will save the Gov
ernment if the Government will do it, nart onir
indifferently we'll. f"'s o"'y
1t might seem at first thought to be Of litt,e DIFF.
ssac.co wne.nsr tho present movement at the
movers however, will understand tho difference
Tneyknew st tho beginning that they could never
raise tneir treason To any responsible magnitnds
oy any name wnicn implies violation Of lav,
.hey knew their people profss ed ~ much deyo-
enee to the history and government Of their
common country Is any other civilized and ma
triotc people. They knew they could male =.
advaucement directly - the teeth of these strono
noble sentiments. They accordingly comm encsS
by insidious dehanching Of the public mind :
snsy invented an Ingenious sophism which, il oon-
ceded, was followed by perfectly logical step,
through ell the incidents of the complete dis true
ton Of the Union.
The sophism itself 10 that any State Of the
Union may cousis,eotly with the national CON.
sssi.tosson. and therefore lawfully and peace.
FULLY. withdraw from the Union without CON.
sent Of the Union or Of any other State. A
n'sls d''suiss that the supposed right 10 to be
exercised only for just cause, thenselves to be
.ols judges Of he jossics-is too thin 70 merit
10y notice.. With rebellion thas sugsr.eoated
w. ss..;. aese been dragging the minds of their
lsos.h 'ot more than thirty years. until q
men , .oy have brought many good
~ aIms against the 0ov..nws.t ~. w.
fsreisi ,s,ssssnblsss Of men have en.stsd IN ~
Unioe. .Sa Of taking their Stats ~ a. ~
thiae sSs a. ~ s have s:sa hrousht 70 no sseh
TAis sePAin deeisvss
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CARD.

Mr.. Eitor: In justice to myself and at
the request of some of my friends composing
the I'd Regiment-a Regiment with which |
was connected for thirty years, filling every
nihce during that timo, from first Sergeant to
Brigpdier Gencral-and will leave It TO the
Regiment to decide, whether discharge my
duty or not.
was at the muster ground on the 9Th in
Ssana, q dag set apart by the Governor for the
purpose Of raising volunteers There we're
great many persons in attendance aud an
effort was made to raise several companies.
and was trying to raise one myself, but de.
termined not to do SO, at that place. until
those who intended to volunteer according to
the Governors call, had turned out--thon
wss deslrous of forming company for, home
protection, in case it should be needed
4 returned to Walhalla, and was informed
by some OF my friends; that some persons had
circulated reports upon me, injurious both TO
my private and military character
take this method of contradietiag it.
The report WIS, that was trying TO raise
lscompany in favor of the North, and against
my own State. The author of such state-
iitent is tattler, and fear that there is not
onedscp OF patriotic blood circulating through
his veins
pof thb nobiStacLlOn OF all Wn0m II may
concern, herewith present the preamble to
which l was getting signcrs on that occnsion,
that the people ofthe Regiment may condemn
NE or tho report, as they may think proper:
!" WALHALLA, Jan 5th, 1861.
owe, the undersigned, do hereby organ.
ize ourselves into Volunteer Company, to
be paraded In Wslhala, and to be called the
Mountain Rife Company; and we further
pledge ourselves to each other as a company.
TO guard our homes, our familios, and our
country, and meet together any time the Off
GERS may think Hceessary-v4the officers to, DO
elected by tho company, and the company to
remain organized until peace. is made between
the Federal Government and our, State"
This instrument was signed by myself and
Others also read the preamble to my infor.
Iaant. and said TO him /: I" If the day of trial
should come TO try Mas souls, End we are
weighed ia the bellances, we viii then SEQ
who will come out wanting he who brags and
boasts on his bravery, or he who acts With
prompt and cool deliberatiou,"
+ a. Bryce, SEN
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Notice.
CLAREMoNT ACADEMY.

TNllE TRUSTEES take pleasure in anncun.
u cling to the public, that they have secured
the services of Mr., c. l.. IInLLINcswoRTu and
LADY, to take charge of tho Clarcmont Acadc.
my. These Teachers have experience, and arc
competent to instruct iu all the various branch
es of an English education. BY arrangement
q Male aud Female School will be taught in the
same house
The Academy will be opened on the ID Mon
day in January. 1861.
Good boarding can bc had in the neighbor.
hood on favorable tcrms
The snlubrity Of the climate and the moral
tone of the vicinity, are inducements that
should not be overlooked by parents and guar.
dans i'll educating their children and wards
BY order of the Board:
NJ. S. STRIBLING, Scc'v
Jan. 9. 1861 % IF
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Road +" % per ct.
Poor E" l6S /" ("

Tax payers will take notice that no Returns
will be received unless accompanied with the
money. None but State money can he received.
And also that they are stiIl required by an Act
and Marriages., with the age, name and sex and
cause of Death; also dnte Of Births and Deaths.
All Ministers. Magistrates, and others who
have married any persons during the year 1860,
are required to return the date of such mari
ages. with the names, ages and occupationsk also
the names 0f the parents Of each.
Slave owners are required by law to return
the number of dogs belonging to their negroes.
lE JOHN w. l.. GARY, n. C..
January l5, 1861 % o
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THE sTATE or SOUTH OAROLINA,

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
pIcKENs DIsTRIcr--oPFIcE COURT OF COMMON pLeAs
" "ILLIAM +. PARKER, who is the eusto-
wv dy of the Sheriff of Pickens District, by
virtue Of writ of capias ad sdtistacten7,.m. at
the suit of Robert H. Hubbard, assignee, bav-
ing fled in my Office. together with a schedule
on oath of bis estate and effects, his petition to
the Court of Common Pleas praying that he
may be admitted to tho henefit Of the Act of che
General Assembly made for the relief of insol-
vent debtors; It ia ordered, that the said Rob
ert II. Hubbard, assignee; and all others, the
creditors to whom the said William f. Parker
10 in anywisc indebted be and they are hereby
summoned and have notice 10 appear before the
said Court. at Pickens Court House, on the Sd
Monday Of March next, TO shew cause, if any
they can, Why the prayer Of the petition efore-
said shoald not be granted.
J.. E. HAGooD, e.cp.
Office Common Pleas. Dee. IS, 1860 3n,.
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Committed

FHSO the Jail of Pickens District, on the 10th
h instant, a copper colored negro man, who
says his name IS Sam. lie is about 80 years
old, feet inches high, carpenter by trade
and says he belongs to Mathew Wilson. of Ca.
tawRa CO.. N. c., but ranaway from --.
kenpo, at CherFy's Bridge on he Blue Ridge
Railroad. The owner il requested to come for
ward, prose his property. pay charges aud take
him away, or.he will be dealt with as the law
DIRECTS.
w. N. CRAIG, s.s.p.
Jan 16, 1901 % III.
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Notice.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CABOLINA,
PiCKENs--IN ORDINARY.

TIUkENS--IN OKDINANY.
f. n. Garvin, Admir-
Thos. ID. Garvin. ct. ais.
| L appearing to my satisfaction that Il. w Mcr-
ritt and wife Ann, James III. Evatt and wife Ma
rilda defendants in this case, reside without the
limits OF this State. 1t is ordered therefore that
the said absent defendants do severally appear in
the Ordinary's Office Mt Pickens g. H., on Monday
the 9TH day of April next, to shcw cause. if any
they can, why final settlement of the Estate of
Thomas Garvn deceased, should not be made and
decree pronounced thereon on that day These
parties are also required to render their advance
ments, and receive their respective distrbutiye
shares. w. T.. HOLCOMBE opp
Jan. 10. 1861 23 3m
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Nh HEDHCAH CARD.

nR. G. II, SYMMES having completed his
1-F Collegiate course, offers his Professional
services to his friends and tho public generally.
Will be prompt in his attention 10 his patrons.
His Office will bo fouud with Or. M. l.. SRARpE
in the brick building adjoining Store of late E.
D. Benson & Son.
Pendleton, May IL, 1850 Al If
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LUMBER (! LUMBER (!

HNHE undersigned having purchased the
IL MILLS formerly owned by Col. John A,
Easley, deceased, three miles east of Pickens
g. H., is prepared to fill orders for LUMBER.
finished or unfinished; Sash, Blinds, Pannei
Doors, or anything in that line, at short notice,
and on the most reasonable terms. lie is deter
mined to carry on the business in all it's branch
es, and persons wishing anything of the kind,
are assured their orders will meet with prompt
attention. Orders should be addressed to the
undersigned. He respectfully solicits share
OF public patronage.
NJ. f. MITCHELL,
January &c, 1860 &c #
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CHARLESTON, january 15.-Reliablo de-
spatches received in this city, state that Mr..
lIayne has had an interview with the Presi-
dent, but that nothing definite has been ar
rived mt.
CHARLESTON, January 16.-Reliable de-
spatchcs received in this citv, stpte that MIR.
llayne made a demand on the President for
the surrender of Fort Sumter, but was not
sanguine as to the result. The President is
non commttal yet.
There isgreat excitement in Richmond, Va.
The New York delegation has rendered
men and money to President Buchanan, to
preserve the Union.
In the Senate, to-day, Mr. Crittcndens s re-
solutions were rejected by two votes.
WASHINGTON, January 16-Licut. Hall
left here to-day with instructions for Mai.
Anderson; their exact character has not
tronspircd. 1t is asccrtained from reliable
source that the troops will not be withdrawn
from burt Sumter, and the post will lie de-
Tended
The President refused to receive Col Uaync
except as citizen of sovereign State.
WAsHINGroN, January 15.-IIolt still re-
mains nominal Secretary of War, Greenwood,
formerly Commissioner of Indian Affairs has
been appointed Secretary of the Interior.
The Republicans, to-day, voted down the
Crittcnden proposition by majority of seven.
Southern conservatives now regard all hope of
compromise and adjustment at an end.
| -
THE GEORGIA STATE Conventions Mill
LEDGEvLLE, january 16-The Convention
met to-day, at 10o'clock Judge Benning,
sccessionist was elected temporary Chairman.
EX-Gov. George w. Crawford, of Richmond
County, scccssionist, was subsequently elect
cd President by acclamati' H. A. r. Lunar,
of Muscogec, was elected Secretary A COM
mittee was appointed to wait on Commission
ers Orr, of South Carolina, and Shorter, of
Alabama, and request them to communicate
! with the Convention, aud accept seats on the
floor.
Very PRopER-Thc School Committee
of Ncwburyport, Mass, have passed rcsolu-
tlon expressing their disapprobltion of the
custom of the various schools making presents
to their respective teachers, ms one tending to
the disadvantages or chugrin of many of the
scholars
ENrERTArN no thought which you would
! blush at in words
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In Advance of the Mail.
Election for Clerk.

LOUISIANA ALL RIGHT.-The Now Or
leans Delta says that the secessionists. have
carried the State Convention by an overwhel-
ming majority. That paper thinks the seces-
sion majority will be as high as forty.
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..hYiM EN- 5Al.

M>nnIEn. on the 10th instant by r. A. Gimer
ESD Mr. JEFPgasoN DAVIS to Miss SAFoNsBA
NiMMoSs, MI Of Pickens
On tile 10Th ult, by the Rev. C. II. Spears, Mr.
A. GIBSON to Miss MARGARET CApEnAnr, all of
pickens.
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Notice.

a LII persons indebted to the Subscriber. ci-
IN thor by Note or Account, are hereby noti-
fled that they must he paid a failure to com
ply with this reasonable request, will incur
costs at once.
JAMES w. LAWRENCE.
Jim g 1861 % 2
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BLUE RIDGE HOUSE.
Pendleton. S. C..

yENIIE SUBSCRIBER. who has had several
IL years experience in Hotel business. (hav-
ing been sole proprietor of the Williamson
Springs Hotel for nine years is now proprietor
of the BLUE RIDGE HOUSE, where he will
be glad to see all his old friends and patrons
and also the travelling pnblic. His house will
be provided with everything necessary for
well-kept house, both from the sea board markets
and surrounding country, and his Bar with
choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars. He has
good servants, and every attention will be paid
to his guests to render their soiourn agreeable.
The good society of Pendloton Villnge-the pro-
verbal good health of its inhabitants-its fine
cool water and bracing atmosphere-ts prox-
unity to the mountains and it's accessibility by
Railroad, all contribute to make it one of the
best summon resorts iii the upper country Per-
sons arriving here the cars, and wishing to
visit the mountains any other point of the
surrounding country can be accommodated with
good conveyanccs and careful drivers from the
Livery Stable kept here.
j. w. COBB
May Is, 1860 ~ If
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''u ,'uc' oy oyspcaking or voting. My colleague,
oN m coahnod to his room by sickness, 1 am
@Ie : concurs in what I say.
Vnttenden's resolutions were made the
ia orders.
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Blue Ridge Railroad.
Money Wanted.

a LII PERSONS indebted to me either bv
IA Note or Account, are notified that have
lctt my Notes and Accounts in the hands of
Thomas III. Boggs. Esq. for collection, and that
early payment is desired; also, all persons hav-,
ing demands against me are requested to pre-
will settle the same as soon ns he can collect
the money.
r. j. GILLILAND.
Dec 60 1860 On,
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state Of South Carolina.

IN oRDINART-CrrATIoN.
NNHEREAS. Ernest Brassen hath applied to
mo for letters of administration upon all
and singular the personal estate of Gotlieb Hoefcr
deceased late of the District of Pickcns and State
aforesaid The kindrcd and creditors of said de.
ceased are therefore, cited appear before me at
PickcnsC. II. on Monday the 2S,h dny of January,
to slcw cause, if any they can, why said letters
should not be granted. Given under my hand and
seal this 7th January, 1861.
W f. uOLC0NIRE nrn
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N Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the Estate of Rev.
IN Gideon Ellis, deceased, by sale note or 9TH
crwse. must make prompt payment Longer
indulgence cannot be given. Pay up and save
cost. JESSE Ill. ELLIS
WIN. HUNTER Tx OTIS
Jan 13 l96l Or
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MILITARY NOMINATIONS.

gsS- The friends of Col JAMES L. ORR re-
specially announce him candidate for Colonel of
the Regiment of Volunteers to be formed in Pick
ems and Anderson.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
PIcKENs DIsTRIcT--IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
w. NJ Thomas, Admir- Declaration in Attachment.
H. a: Tate. Plf'SAttys,
w HBREAS the plaintiff did, on the 26th day OF
W October, 1850, lie his declaration against the
defendant, who (as it is said) is absent from and
without the limits of this State, and has neither
wife nor attorney known within The same upon
whom copy OF tho said declaration might be
served; 1t is ordered, therefore, that the said de-
fenden do appear and plead to the said declaration
on or before the 9th day of October. 1881 other
wise, final and absolute judgment will then be
givea aud awarded against him. sp
J. T. HAGooD, c.c.P.p.
A'erAs onocc' ~, 1850 lyq
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Law Notice.

THE undersigned will devote himself entirely
to the practice of Law and Equity on the
Pickens. JAMES i ORR
Anderson C. H., May TO- 1859 42-tf 4,
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THE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,

IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IHE Ordinary's Office will bo found open every
day dnring the month of January. Admins
traitors, Executors and Guardians who desire their
authority from my oii.e, required by law TO
make their annual returns They are respect
fully called on to do So The law provides pen.
atty for neglect in this respect, which will be en-
forced against delinqncnts.
w. L. HOLCOMBE, o.r.p.
Jan. 10, 1861 % q
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GsS- Th. friends of Col c. S. MATTISON re-
spocttully announce hima candidate for Major of
the Regiment of Volunteers to be formed in Pick
ems AMI Anderson Districts
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BsS~ The friends of Col. d. A. LEDBETTER
respectfully announce him candidate for Lieuien-
ant Colonel OF the Regiment of Volunteers forming
in Anderson and Pickcns.
Jan. 10, 1861 81 tf
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VIM. G.. KEITH.

A ORNEY AT LAW,
WILL attend promptly to al business entrusted
w to his care in the Districts comprising the
western Circuit. Office at PickeRs c. IT,
Dec 8. 1855 30 40
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TAXES! TAXES /!

WILL attend at the following timex and
Il places. for the purpose of receiving Taxes
for the year 1900:
Moniay lth February. ot Ezekiel Cox's;
Tuesday II - ut Center;
Wednesday l3 at Bachelors Retreat ;
Thursday IL at Fair Play;
Friday 10 I" at D1uthit's;
Saturday lG Mt Fants;
Monday IL Mt Saubrty;
Tues lay & Wednesday 10 & 20, at Pickensvillc; /;
Thursday 2lst February, at John Gossett's;
Friday Y e at Trap;
Saturday 70 at Hester's;
Monday 25 at IIagnod's;
Tuesday 26 at Mrs. Barton's;
Wednesday 27 at Eli Stanselrs;
Thursday TX ut Wolf Creek
Friday lat March at Hurricane;
Monday 4 Saleday, at Pckens G.. II;
Wednesday )" Mt VIM. Nimmon's;
Thursday Mt Grants Store;
Friday q ut Tunnel Hill
Saturday9 " at Robins
MondaY | at Jonas Phillips':
Tuesday IL at Fenton III. Halls;
Wednesday l3 &" at g. p. Poole's;
Thursday Ii atG. w PhjIIins',
Friday d Saturday Is &c l6. at Walhalla;
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday l8. 10 and
20 being Court Week at Pickens G. H., at
which timo my books will be closed All per
sons failing to make their returns by that time
Will be liable to Double FAX
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-01-19

Will attend at the following timex and
a places. for the purpose of receiving Taxes
for the year 1860:
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-01-19

ENTERTAIN no thought which you would
blush at i'm words.