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THE CHANCES OF A COMPROMISE.


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Republican policy ~ divdiiE Lave
states. and s.ttre Nhem n qurr Hh-
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~ ''''' "''"' '''' '''
ucahility OF c"'fcl'h' Ah' 'h-i Tue
slave states must u'.mal, s. unite
Rrc8ileet that TINS letter is written by a
p#.A p.,.,,il...,, aud ,,lJt.l.t 4. a..
''''" 'eP"'''N' ~" '"' '''''
II Is common observation, spread
every where, aud heard every where. tta'
~ are g"lhg Ia nave c"mlfH ~ Sc
But who Is to make II, OF what Il Is g.
be. Is inN'lF, i 200 mystery u ls as
vague rs The broken ech'.- ~ las mVa-
stHh 90 THIS ~ "I Nin." we htaf s9
much. Many Republicans icdt ihrte
VIII he campi iuist. ana many o. The
EaidetSiaie pc 'plr Do pr lhete VIII oe
one And lhe reports t''' arc So ''ieh
heard that one i- about To Tee born, are
lhr Inspiring. "n'E 'h'' i' great ea
istl ni 'i'S' T. i.rs ana i'It.
hHi e d'ur u''''r '' ''''H't hh
as'"i"laaa tt''n u' hot seem !" $50
WIN ihe @pse ~ ''"''' II any .l'e.
Should say mat discussion ana aet,a' i''
~" .iit t1e "''' ''t"i'y i,A'"I l't
.tls 81 aiutIth'e uet"'e" 'le 'sil' h'
aH7s parties Il W"u'' S'eh'' u''l every
'''''''i''''"" p'--'''' 'ot coup 'I
ii" III .i' i''''' "'.' "''''"'l """ .'ii'
person ami ah'.h,.. 7'ue' '"hs es7 lasi
w. my ''"s'd'l'o avn ''F'tilea
~ nome INNS iar meets WIN sth'i ai
lHFas
There are three propositions already
born 81 the conflict wA..a have very
siiuct prop iuis, and each al which
has numerous advocates
fierc is NJ Ai1m-'s proposition.
This proposes 81 furnish Constitutional
guaranty thAt the fedo,h Government
VIII ury,r hereafter interfere with ~ldV.
r5y a tbr States aui 90 ra-- & -le
tive net all1 iHg at. DW territory santu
So 30 iectwr .u ms 90 -fHie. with. 81
without slavery as tine Territory may
r'aasr
n What Is l'.vn o., tle BORDER
~f4l imposition. fla F. 90 ppa.ht
-.H hi'4 of 3G' a0' Hul below
'.a hi.. g. suTa'atr iAa' tciatr Com
-,tsa a-. t. ls..tu,lal 3hHgitAg# sinai
cNsr munau,a 81 ,Acrae slavery bet
ere t3 haHt rs n"n -. tff'ef sH
O. BIZ N O. 10 HH
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-09
ell Aks, rs,
For ti.e present VIII be Us follows

This Line starting from Clarksville Texas.
connects with nFndfeld's stage NJ bonneville hy
the senlhorn Pacific Railroad, and Nence to
Shreveport. Louisiana, and those paiu'uiEug it
may rsst assured that They e@a he pui from
Clarksyiie, Texas. 20 Njchsburg. on The Mis-
sbsippi. n FOUR DAYS AND a HALF,
and viii recriye Al attention % ihcig wants and
comfort
h,s- rnv pounds q Baggage allowed 70
each passenger One hundred end fhy pounds
extra baggage will BE- charged lhe same as one
messenger and Iesscr or greater quantity ehasg-
etl in the same proportion
NEsMlTH 4 SiiNW. Pfoprieiofa
Jefferson. July 21d, lsGo.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-09

The permanent public debt Of the
United States Oh tl'c i0ti OF june, 500.
was si5e7s POS. exclusive 81 the out
standing Treasury notes, amounting 70
si9 GOO 000
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-09
TEXAS REPUBLICAN.
.osIy TWO DOLLARS AND A HALF A YEAR
Il. W. Tough ERN,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.


THE TEXAS REPUBLICAN j. i-,nsd weekly a,
ryp DOLLARS AND II ALE pr annnm n piii
a ,iy,nee If paid within -iN months, Three Dollar
,ynent be DELAYED unil after ihe six months the
- .il be Fanr Dollars. Single copi"S. One pime'
lgcr,isemrnts At a per square oi ten Anrs or les'
- cents per square f'f every subsequent ,n+'t'ph'
liberal discount made ior l'1ils ann','''''N'"''
announcement If candidates. Ten Dollars
r,y ,r son, viii he charged ON t1ytrti-ements
paid IN advance I'M. -
III ,narv notices nyet one square, VIII he charsed
advertisements.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-09

What would United states stock be.
after a dissolution of the Union Tho
lsurbir. stock = tha world
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FOREST IIti-N EEkIN
NJ ALL. 81 \ q l. LIN l..

FROM MARSHALL TO JEFFERSON. DANGER
FIELD. MOUNT Pleasant. ANn CLAHKs
VILE
Owing "a the unprecedented scarcity If Ter
"a te through tlis section OF country and The high
prices therefor the proptleiuy- 1i lAis liHe
Deem Il absolutely cs-cntial DO protect ther oau
Ms well ns the fiircsl OF ihr Gu,..amHut a
the Pest oaice Department. to raise ibe ptise
Of fare 90 tai- .iue
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lolu Gor0s.

I, " TAYLOR. ifiorneg a Li,r, Marshall. Tx
: as. Pr,npt attention paid 70 all business en-.
4tsl u his flrc.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-09

r. LnsALL, dltora,y at lar Marshall. rc'n-.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-09

NJ. cLotGH. " NNNFNNhi
NJ CloUGH & X. VI NANIANpr iuornsgs
J =. and Cotinseiofs ~ I.rc Marshall Texas
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'ARKlNiE MAKING AND h PAIRING
SHOP EAST OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE,

i fsir 8aar, L'air me Adilus Heasr, d
the Hrm Sirrrfrd RnqF.
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OBJ 11WARW

DEpAn1lD Ills life, OH the 3rd of June, 1861
Roy. LEWIS FESDLEY, in tho G5th year Of his age.
The deceased left kind and nircctionntc wife, a
famy OF dear children and largc circle Of friends
to mourn over their loss; but VIC believe TINT our
loss Is his eternal gain, whose life has been polls
and godly life. lie joined tho Baptist Church in
cnry life, AMI commenced exercising public gilt
soon after ho joined tho church lic wns ordained
in or about tho Year $40, and WAS engaged iu tho
faithful discharge of his calling until tho grim
monster, death, seized on his frame and laid his
body low.
His faith i'll Christ, il seemed so strong
!ic'was resigned to go.
My sisters hear, aud IN relate
Tho troubles have seen.
The sorrows have felt Of late,
Which are the fruits of sin.
had husband, good and kind,
Tho pnrtnor Of my cares;
lie has gone and left me l,car behind,
Exposcd'to many q snare.
With patience. will chcerfully wait
Till Gabricl's trump shall sound,
Then will rise and meet my matc
That is sleeping under ground.
I'll join with him in shouts of praise,
And with our Jesus reign,
And join tho bright angelic band,
.5s And mover part again. II. +.
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HsHsDCaI A YA A'EHON.
STATE or SoUTm CALoLIHA,

Executive Department, July 6, 1861.
A CCORDING tc an Act Of tho Confederate
On Congress. entitled an "Act to pnt into
Operation the Government under tho Pcrm;,-
ncnt Constitution of tho Conio'cra.o Statos If
America" it is required that each State shall
vote, on the FIRST WEDNESDAY IN NO.
NEMBER NEXT. for President and Vice.
President of the Confederate States, which off.
GERS arc to bo inauguratcd on tho twenty.sooond
of February ncxt; and whereas tho existing
law of tho State provides that tho Electors for
President and Vice. President shall 10 appoint
cd by tho Legislature; and whereas tho Log
islature Of this State will not DO in regular ses,
sion at the time prescribed by the aforesaid 4As!
for appointment of Electors: $ S M
Therefore, be it known that I. F. w. PICK-
EMS, Governor in and over tho State of South
Carolina. by virtue Of tho power vested in MD
by tho Constitution, authorizing tho Governor,
on extraordinary occasions to convene tho Con-
eral Assembly, do issue this my proclamation,
calling upon and requesting tho Senators and
tho Mombors of tho House Of representatives
to convene iii COLUMBIA, ON THE FIRST
MONDAY IN NOYEM BER noxt ensuing that
thoy may DO prosont in thelIcusc of Roprcson-
tativcs, on tho snid first Wednesday in Novem-
her to appoint Electors of President and Vice
President OF tho Confederate States of America,
in conformity with tho Act of tho Confederate
Congress aforesaid. s
AIS the Permanent Constitution is to DO or
ganized, nm election will DO required of two
Senators from this State, and also, in all proha-
hilty, considering tho peculiar state of the
country, other important matters will bc acted
on at the samo session of tho Legislature.
Given nndor my hand and tho seal Of the State
aforesaid. ut Columbia, this tho sixth day f
July in tho yoar of our Lord ono thousand
eight hundred and sixty-one, and in tho eigh.
ty.sixth year Of tic independence of hoState
Of South Carolina. +. W.iPICKENS.
ISAAC II. MEANS, Secretary Of State.
July9 1861 40 eowtd
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From an Omnibus to an open .Bugzy

Ills STOCK is fresh and in fino condition.
and he has secured tho services of attentive
Ostlcrs, and careful Drivers, who may ALWAYS
bo found ut thcirpost.
His OMNfBUSSES will attend ut tho Dcpots
at Anderson. Pcndlcton and Wahalla, to re,
ceiro Passengers, who will he conveyed prompt
~ to any point in either nf these places ~
lS&s,s Tho Subscriber would cndcnyor to impress
upon tho public mind tho Advantages of travel
%1Ehajgh this section. Tho climate is fine, bra.
slngMnd salubrious; and tho scenery is unsur-
lSssassed in any country From oithcr of the
SatA SS2e points convcyances, can be had for
CIAfESyillo, Mount Yonah, Toccoa aud Tallu!ah
Falls siFpnnel Hill, Rubun GAP. Whitcsle and
Chimnoy Top Mountains, Cashier Valloy and
Georgetown, N. c., Jocassce, Table Rock and
C0snr's Head, Buncombc and the French Broad
Valley, I'd any minor points, over good roads,
and through country where tho fare ia sub.
stantial and good, wator tho best, and tho nc.
commodatons first rate.
Tho Subscriber gives tho business his pcr.
sonal attention. and ho is determined that the
travelling public shall have nothing ut which
to murmnr on his part. Whore q trip is in
tended. 1t would be we'll to address him at An
derson @. H.. S. c, ,as to time dcsiQation. torms,
&c,. 90. llif experience in tho business is long
and fayorably known to tho travelling public,
and his charges such as to commend them to all.
JOHN M. pARTLOW.
Juno 13: 1861 fNf d5 t ,tf
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State Of South Carolina,

ilEADQCARTERS, July 10, 1861.
MY PROCLAMATION, dated July 10th. called
l'l for three thousand men, to form encnmpmcnts s.
to De received in companies, 'for tho war"
Now. this is to give notice, that in raising these
three thousand men, will receive ten companies
70 FORM regiment nnd they may Immediately
elect their Field Officers or they may do SO after
they assemble at tho encampmcnt. The rolls of
Inc companies signing distinctly "for the war;"
and the certificates as to the elections of company
officers. mnst first be returned to tho Adjutant
dcncrals Office. The first thirty companies offered,
according to the requirements of said Procaln:,-
tion, will be received One Artillery company and
two full Cavalry companies, to each cncampmcnt.
Will be received. But these will be attached at
any time, to amy regiment or regiments TINT The
public service may require.
July 25 1861 81
Day" NJ papers in the State will copy and pub
liSh for cnnr ,rnnks n.
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STATE shR SOUVEa CAROLINA.
HEADQUARTERS, July Is, 1861
RBy the GOveriacrOf South CnrOiinn

PROCLAMATION.
w liEREAS, the President of the Confederate
~ States OF America has made rcauisition upon
The State OF South Carolina Tor three thousand men
Int being the quota of the Slute in the additional
force now being called out and whereas it is re-
qurcJ that the Volunteers Offering for this service
shall be received ' for and during the continuance
of tho war; and wherens. il is right aud propcr
that such requisilion should be promptly complied
with
Therefore. |. +. ". PICKENS, Governor and
Coimandcr-in-C Chief in and over the State Of South
Carolina, by virtue Of authority vested in me by
law, do hereby proclaim that Volunteers for this
service are desired uhd will be accepted in compn-
nies, '.for and during the continuance of the wnr ("
TO the number of the three thousand men; cncl
company 10 DO composed Of one Captain, one First
Lieutenant, two Second I.ieutenants, four Ser
gcants four Corporals, two musicians and not less
than sixty four. nor more thnn one hundred pri-
Yates; the officers to be elected by the companies
respectively. No will be received, cxccpt
those of proper age and health.
And for the purpose Of organization nnd instruc-
ton, do hereby designate 9 Lightwood Knot
Springs" near Columbia. and some proper place
Mt or near Aiken, ns points for the establishment
vi camps; nn'i cnch company, after n full and nc
c,lratc roll OF its members aud certificates of the
elections of its officers, shall have been returned to
the Adjutant- General Of the Stutc, will repair TO
the camp nearest to it, there to be mustcre, int @
service, and to DC organized into Battnons or
Regiments. 1t will not be u prerequisite i'm the
acceptance of these companies, tl,nt they shall he
armed, although it is hoped that many Of them
will be-
And do further proclaim, that all The men or
| companies who volunteered under the Act of 1850.
and who declined. for divers reasons must criuv
INTO Confederate service. and whose Regiments
have gone to Virginia, may now volunteer into this
service, and i'll certain cases whore cavalry comma
nics have been diSorganixcd, their members also
may volunteer as infantry under this rcqusitom
And do further rroclnim that no other Com
panics. l5attnlions or Regiments will he received
until this force Of three thousand men be raised
Two additional Regiments :" for the war" are
also called for Immediately: and have dcsigna,
ted the Regiment now rliselhy Col. Orr :. for the
war" as one and have offered the othcrt to Colonel
Gregg.
Given uncrmy hand. ns Governor and Command
erin Chief, and under tho scnl of tho State at
Columbia. this, tho fifteenth day of July, cigh-
teen hundred and sixty-one and in the eighty
sixth year of the Independence of South Car
olina. Il. W. PICKENS
Gs1s- All papers in the State will publish this
for the next four weeks.
July 1S 1851 20
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BLUE RIDGE HOUSE,
Pondleton, S. G..
rS,nE SUBSCRIBER, who has ha

HNHE SUBSCRIBER, who has had several
IL years experience in Hotel business. (hav-
ing been sole proprietor of tho Willian,Ston
Springs Hotel for nine years. is now proprietor
of the BLUE RIDGE HOUSE. where he will
be glad to SEQ all his old friends and patrons
and also the travelling public. Ills house will
be provided with everything necessary for ~
wcll-kcpt house, both from the sca board markets
and surrounding country, and his Bar with
ch"icc Wines, Liquors and Cigars. lie has
good servants and every attention will be paid
10 his guests to rondcr their soourn agreeable.
The good society of Pendlcton Vllagc-the pro-
verbal good health of its inhabitants-its fine
cool watnr and bracing atmospherc-its prox-
unity to tho mountains and its accessibility ly
Railroad, all contribute to make it one Of the
best summer resorts in the upper country. Per-
sons arriving here OH tho cars, and wishing to
visit tho mountains or any other point of The
surrounding country, can be accommodated with
Sond convcyancos and careful drivers from The
Livery Stable kept here.
j. w. COBB.
May Is, 1860 AZ If
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NOTICE.

\ shall leave for Virginia in fow days.
IN md know not whom shall roturn,
havo loft oil my Notos in tho hands Of j. II.
lIngood, for collection aud scttlcmcnt. horoby
constitute the snid j. j., lag pod, my Agent to
transact all my business.
Y My legal business will bo cared for by my
Partners. Gen. liarrson.a Mt Anderson, @. Ill.,,
aud j. NJ. Norris at Rock Mills, Anderson Dis.
trict. ~ M
Our clionts will address my Partners at one
Of these placos. ". g. pULLIANf.
July 20 so f4
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BANK OF STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARhEsToS, February 10, 1851.
TFNIIE LEGISLATURE having, Mt its last
Il session, authorized the issue of Bonds to
the amount of $G75, 700, bearing IN interest Of
I per cent. for the purpose of providing the
funds required to sustain tho State in the net Of
iresuming her rights of Sovereignty, this Bank
is now prepared to dispose of the Bonds They
arc issued in sums of $50, 500, and $3.50. An
opportunity is thus afforded every citizen to
make a secure and profitable investment while
contributing aid to tho cause in which the State
is engaged. With the view of enabling citizens
in any part of tho State to share in the loan,
the Clerks of the Courts of the several Districts
have been requested to open Books Of Subscrip.
ton for the Stock. Suitable arrangements will
be made for furnishing bonds on the receipt Of
tho money, at an carly day after each subscrip.
ton has been made. Engagements for tile
purchase of Bonds may be made at the Bank,
or Mt any of its branches. 1t is probable that,
ut the next session of the Legislature, those
parties who desire it may have have their Bonds
converted into Stock.
G. M. FURMAN, President.
February %, 1861 80 If
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Administrators Nc joe.

I HEREBY notify all pcrsons that wo hay
j. appointed J. l.. Ilngood, our Agent du'
ring our absence from the State, for tho sottle'
ment of tho Estate Of james Rogers, Jr., dc.
coasod, aud to whom sll payments should bc
made, and all persons having any demands
against said Estate, will rondcr the samo to
him.
s. I. ROGERS, J Adm,ra
July.2O so b.
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July.2O
PICKENS ACADEMY.

MTISS llOLCOMBE respectfully gives notice
lNA- that hcr SCIIOOI, will commence on
Monday next. She has littlosespcricncc but
hopes, by due attention, to give satisfaction, to
those who may patroaiao hcr.
July g. 1851 @s IA tf
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Notice.

Notice.
YTlIOSE persons indebted to mo for the year
Il 1850 must como forward and settle their
Accounts before tho 1st Of September next. If
thoy have not tho money como and eiye thcir
noto. The Books must BIO squared.
aGs j. j. LEWIS.
PhndlctOn Juno 18 1861 DC ,.7kN
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THE WALHALLA HOTEL,
BY D. BIEKANM.

- l. As oLCNlk1lGNs
TENIIS LARGE AND COMNIODIOUS ES
Il TABLISIIMENT has been completed and
furnished in the best style. md is now opcn for
tho reception of hoarlors and transient custom
ors Tho undersigned gives tho House his per.
sonnl attention and supervision, and his table is
supplied with tho best the railroad and country
markets afford.
Walhalla is pleasant and 1ourishng town
mt tho present terminus of tho Blue Ridge Rail
road. Thcro arc churches and the best schools,
with fine roads and tho usual facilities for travel
in almost every direction. Tho invalid and
traveller, too hnvo herc a most salubrious eli
mate. with fine Wow of mountain scenery.
Those travelling North heretofore for health
and pleasure arc now cut off from spending
thcr money amongst our enemies. The under
signed has been ut great cxponse to prepare for
this class and others and, with his long cxpe
rionct in tho business, ho fiatters himsolf that
he can give entire satisfaction. lIo respectfully
solicts the patronage of his friends aud tho
travelling public. His terms arc moderate
D. BIEMANN. y
Wnlhalla, May 0, 1861 40 If
Ray The Charleston Courier will copy daily
on Monday and tri-wcokly on Thursday tiff
ordered
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EXECUTORS' SALE.

WTE WILL SELL, to tho highest bidder, at
w the lato residence of q. w. Litdcl dc.
ceased, on Thursday tho ed day of August
next portion of tho I'EEtSOMAH1 PROP
HasTY belongings to the Estate of said deed,
namely:
One likely Negro Woman, 90 years old
One 80 - Boy, 3 !"
- 100 bushels Wheat and Rye;
Lot Corn and Eoddcr,
Lot Bacon and Peas,
One Carriage and harness.
Ono Mule, one yoke Oxen,
Ono Cow and Calf,
Lot Beef Cattle, lot Hogs,
And various otkor articles too numerous to
mention. sts 5
Ie,ms Of Sale--A credit Of twelve months,
= note aud approved security, with interest from
dnto Sums under five dnlnrs. cnsh.
81, sa }. n. LlDDELL. r.,
J.gE. lIAGOOD, ia o's'
July2ba 1861 81 I'd
4 $ea& Notice.
~ AeIL persons indebted to tho Estate Of G..
8& IN. W.tLilell.s deceased, arc hereby notified
Ne to,makc mmeaiateSpaymont; and those having
NJ domands'aganst said Estate must present thom
Vwithin tho tiino prescribed by lnws a%,
n Sa 1T. LIDDELI, :.
sGtk j. u. iiAGOOD, -
80 JULY 25, l26I ~ 81 %
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500 REWARD.

= IA y
Id UNAWAY from the subscriber. on the 9th
HI Of last Dcccnber, BERRY, about s feet
Z nchcs high, Very black skin, 20 years old !:
sometimes he limps slightly, from having had
one of hisiegs lrokon. three years ago. lie has
n wifo at DR.. lI.s0. Millor's.e near PendIeton,
Tho above reward will be paid for Ills appre
honsioa and delivery to the nearest jail All
porsons detected in harboring or aiding him In
.any way, will be dealt with according to law.
JULIUS N. .g ROSS. i
ELoRsSrE,S o., April 0, 1861 s7--tf
Notice. ,s s.l
L HAVE appointed J. r. lIagood. Esq, my At:
! tot,tcy daring iny absence from the Stats, for
tho settlement of all my matters of every kind, and
persons indebted TO mo for fcca an,ponoy ltio mo
arc requested TO make immediate payment to him
.s il. g. CRAIG,
Pickens g H., july 10, 1861. 50-43 5S
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DgATu or Mr.. A. DEsroRTEs.- by n notice
from Mr.. D. d. McCreigh. VIC aso informed Of
tho death,on Sunday night, ut lOl o'clock, of
Mr.. Augustus Desportes proprietor Of tho
Winnsboro Register and Fairfield Herald.
sssF Tn consequence Of this event the publication
.ofthe Register md Herald is indefinitely sus-
pendcd..- Guardian,
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OUn SEAsnoRE DEFENcEs.- Tho Mssis-
sippian says: Gen. REUBEN DAVIS, of tho
army Of Mississippi, returned on Saturday
from Il visit to Now Orleans, where hc had had
q conference with Cen. TwI0as and tho au,
thorties Of Louisiana and Alabama, with ref
crcncc to tho scashoro dcfcuccs between Now
Orleans aud Mobile, those States all being
deeply interested in protecting that region
from the cncroachmcnts of tho Lincoln Gov
ornmnt. Without paaticuarizing, we will
state that vigorous, and we hopo, clfectivc
plan, was agreed upon and that, within brief
period our citizens in that quartcr--ncarly all
OF whom aroon the qmi uine aud aro in arms
will bo relieved from apprehcnsions of a bar
barous apprehensions occasioncd by
tho absence Of military organization and pre-
partitions for defence. There has been Grim.
inal neglect Of these dcfences in somo quar-
tors, we will not pretend tosay whoro; but
we now feel that We are authorized to cntor-
tain the hope that the neglect of tho past will
bn atoncd by tho vigor whiclwll mark tho
actions Of tho authorities in tho future.
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Law Notice.
THE undersigned have formed a partnership in
tho practice of Law and Equity for Piciena
District. Mr.. lIADDEE may be consulted at lis
office in Pickcns and Mr. ORR at Anderson. l
JAMES l.. ORR,
w. NJ. MADDEN.
Pickens G. IT,, May 10. 1850 e42-tf
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-07-27
GREENVILLE MARBLE YARD B

GREENVlLLE MARBLE YARD.
FENIIE subscriber has on hand and is constant
Il ~ receiving Ia. &c and varied assortment Of
American and Italian Marble,
10 which he would call the attention Of those in
want of u suitable Monument 10 mark The snot
where rcpose tho remains of their departed rol4
ativcs and friends Carving and lctteringof
all kinds neatly and promptly executed !. j
GED~l'articuar attention paid to orders by mail
JAMES nj. ALLEN.
Grcenyillc G. IT,, S. c.. Feb 22 a3I-tfSr
n. B. lie refers to d G Westfeld, Cover, Cox,
MarkIy 4 Co.. Dr. NJ B Earle, w III Watson,
Esq, Col ID lIokc, r Mckay, Esq.