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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-05-16
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From The St, Louis Bulletin, i, h.

"a, From The ~, 81, II 1opis HyE Bulletin. lsin." os
The following lines "saggestedo by
seeing ansold man intently gazing on the
American flag As it aoated from the dome
of one of'the hotels in iMemphis: 81 live =
said he, Sin Mississippi whore ahey wo4'
let that flag be raised, but I love that flag
I .hore Il through the Indian wans, and Il
New Orleans, under General jackson.
am sixty nine years of age. / was born
and raised in this State My father, ar
old Revolutionary soldier; WIS one of tht
earliest settlers. My country has beer
very good to me and gave me lands I love
Ny country I love- I love Tennessee ]
am sorry I ever left her. I want to liv<
where that flag waves. i don't like th<
people of Mississippi; THEY CALL. ME 4
TRAITOR NOW" 80 = .:'4;-~ -
I have borne that il.g in carly years, Il. i.
To conquer =! savage foe, -. =:
Whose ravaging deeds on our then frontier,
And how we suffered mid toll and pain, '"'
Ills history will toll you how, r'sih'
Yet those, whose peace those wars did, gain, .
Call me . traitor now. r
1 bore that flag in New Orleans,
Which city's doom was thought, 81
Beyond the power of patriot means
Ere the, glorious Eighth was fought; -
But xhsn i saw to the stripes, and stars: +
The British Lion bow, =. 81! ..... ;n.. i
little thought in my grateful prayers, -;
To be called traitor now. ~ -
No pelican flag was heard Of Them: ,,u.
No moons low star was found:
No palmetto bush With its shaggy stem,
And the serpent coiled sround;' - >:".j''"s
But the stars aud stripes slone remained,
And pray can, you tell me how, i. .-..ee
That he, who bore that flag unstained, .,
Can be called traitor now? ~
Oh, had remained in my nati>e State, ..,
Where my chieftain's Is grave Is made, "S'
Or had been doomed to q a:simiist fate, go (.
And my bones near hie)b been laid; .:;;cis.
Or had he been spared for bis ouptry's good
I am sure no would not allow .
Those friends who in arms by him had stood
To be ledtraitors nowyJi :. s.- =, !
But Why, ID my age, am 7 thus assailed. -
To my name wAv'spp1yt staih:E
Have to my country ever failed; ! '""
j. Or to society proved q ibane? '~- '':s
No! no such charge or kindred crime, ";
Can be stamped upon my brow, .-' '''
But because rebellion / must decline, '.'' ~
They call me traitor now. 49,
But yet in my heart, I can't despair: ~
My country, go free and pure, 1t: .,. .
Whose tolls and triumphs helped to share, "
For ages will yet endure :. 49,, - s...'
When madmen cease, and calm react, .,.c
And reason their minds endow,
They II then these cruel words retract H.;
That makes me a traitor now. ;.1: 4. =.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-05-16
wII,IIS r :I7' :! ). HE6;US-E:]' e. q 81 q
1T. CLOUD, :,4: M1NN., ~.

J.A. WILLIS notifies his patrons that he has
opened the new fourcstory fotel in Upper St.
Cloud This house is pleasantly Situated,
oeumAnding fine view of'the Mississippi and
the ssuk Rapids. It is also the office Of Bur-
bank B Cos stages. No efforts will be spared
in furnishing good table and promoting the
comfort Of The travelling public. 81, yan37tf
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-05-16
w T a VI.N'G..

TAM PREPARED TO WEAVE CARPEsT
leip tho best manner, and on the shortest
1otice. Rooms, two doors south of tho Ste&xps
House. MRS. MOORE.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-05-16

QUEaY.-1f four dogs with sixteen legs :
can catch forty nine rabbits with eighty.
seven: legs forty four minutes, how many
legs must the same rabbits have to gets
away. from eight dogs with sthi.ty-two legs
in seventeen minutes and half? .4.,.- .
''Soluttto',.,..l = Add together: tie legs Of
thcarabbits9 and The tails Of the dogs, and
divide the Aamountsby three big dogs; this !:
leaves four bushels of. batks. and thirteen
pSGd pE$s Of dS 5a; II: I6 5,5s b ss!o9 ns4 Sa2 # 12
BY a dog fight 6cn9 divide by T. man ia
withoa double barrelled shot gun, and add
side Of, fresh meat. Nialtiply by halfps
many legs as three:times q less number Of,
rabbits would have had, and divide BY one:
third 81 the time it would take for the rab--' :.
bits TO- get away from she dogs, less seven. !
teen, and a. hafs minutes. The resutt'7de-s ;
pends upon the size of the dog.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-05-16
Il T,H} O. M A s JON rs,
Z - L.yt. BLACKSMITH. IL! T.

ABE kinds Of work done in the best posi-
IL ble!nanner, Particular attention given
70 horse aud I ox-shoeing, plow work, and re-
pairing Of. all kinds Shop in same building
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-05-16
"Bite Bigger; Billy.''7

Walking down the street We saw two
very ragged boys, with bare toes, red and
shining, and tattered. clot thes upon which
the soil Of a long wear lay thick and din
gy: They were STEW and far between"--'
only jacket and; trowsers-and these soli=
tary, garments were very unneighborly,
and objected to union, however strongly
the autumn wind limited at the comfort Of
such at1 arrangement. 80 One Of the boys
was quite jubilant over a half withcred
bunch of flowers some person had cast
away: II say, Billy, warn't, somebody.
real good to Crop these ere posies jest
where T could fnd 'cm; and these so pooty
and i,ice?s Look sharp, Billy and may be
you'll find something bymeby-Oh, jolly,
Billy, if here, sin't most half a peace, and d:
tain't much dirty neither. Cause you
hain't got 40 peach, you may bite first
Bite bigger, Billy, maybe we ll:fnd anoth''
er foroolon;, ,.|os,,qa u::.; cd % :~.t;o!tI
That boy, was not, cold, nor; poor, and,
never will be ;, his heart will keep him,
warm, and If men and women forsake him,
the very angels win feed him, and fold
their wings about him - *sBite bigger;
Billy, may be I'll find another fore long,
What hopeful little soul !, IF he finds,
his unsel6sbness lily repaid, he will not.
turn lnniss5anthrope for God madc him to be
a man, one to bear his own burdens 'un:7
complaingly; and his fellows besides --' ~
Want cannot crush such spirit, nor filth
stain i, for with him and about; pi him >ts the
spirit IF The, Christ-child dwclleth always:
-Anericdn HAgrscVltttralist:' III: l. ''-''~ =!
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-05-16

.~}.. J.. W METZROTH, 7"a :
rKEsR CHANT ,TAILOR,
ll\?ALBR in Clothing, Cloths, Cassimeres
;y,i vsstings, and Gentlemen's Furnishing
Il ,els, to tho inspection of which he invites
his friends and the public. .uli, IL !,
des10. l857-ly ID, ..r.,:.,. +.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-05-16
HElNR = w. I'VE ~ 81 49,, x R:'R
- :. CARRIAGEMAKER. II,

THAv E removed to my new shop near the
l. Bridge, where am prepared to do all kinds
Of work in the Carriagsmaking line. Wagons,
carriages and sleighs made in q neat and sub,
stantiSt manner At lox rates Paricular At
tsatfoh paid To fepairing. ~ ">"7 bHv3lh11
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-05-16

WAIT h MCCLURE,
D<1l.r. ia Foreign and Dome.t;c Exchange,
DEEP Land Warrants constantly on hand
Il and for sale 1t small advance from New
tork priess.s Collections made, Exchange
drawn ct the lowest steurrentrates,I Iaxespaid, sc.
St. Cloud, July 28th, 1861. aug2-8m,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-05-16
''.' a. T. UPHAM!, M!,,.,... ;.
r." RECON DENTIST,
ST. CLOUD, :: =: MINNESOTA.

sr':DR. W., b. S1M0NToN, -"
lyEsPEgTFULLY tenders his Professional
Services to the Citizens Of ST. Cloud and
it, Vieinity:7r7; - c',....sf p 49, e,:r:: =
,Rssidence, Lever Town, second house south
WI of Ravine, formerly occupied by Mr..
xiltuorns
- Particular attention given to Operative
Rarxsry. 49,. ~..!. vo1-1Ony '-'i
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-05-16
HEN MIL L = r.
ATTORNEY / GOUNsELL0R,, ,AT LAW
ST. CLOUD,

WIN mako collections, invest money, buy,
ssll o. loan land Warrants. and enter purchase
Or lispo0e Of Real Estate. ,,i
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-02-02
REIDVILLE
FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL
Spartanburgi S. 6.

TEHHE NEXT SESSION of this Institution
il will commence on Monday the 4th day of
February next, under the direction of the Rev.
II. I'll. REID, A. NJ, and j. f. SHAW, A. NJ, :,
Principals. Able and efficient assistants in ali
the departments of the School, will bo constant.
ly employed.
Miss MARY A. GALLOWAY. from Athens.
Georgia. who comes tn US highly recommended,
will preside constantly over the School She is
greduate of one of the first Institutions In our
country, and has been educated expressly with
view to Teaching.
Particular attention will lie given to Vocal
and Instrumental Music, and the various other
Ornamental branches.
Board, including washing and Fuel can be
obtained at the Female Boarding House, cr in
the best families in the Village, ut the very
reasonable rate of TEN DOLLARS per month.
RATES oP TUITION PER SESSION OF 20 WEEKS
Primary Branches. 5 G 90
The above, with English Grammar, Ge.
ography History or Arithmetic 10 90
Inc Higher Branches, 10 90
Modern Languages, 10 90
Drawing and Painting in Water Col
ors, (each) s 90
GreciOn Oriental and Antique Paint
ing, (each) 90
Ol Painting, is GO
Embroidery, Wax, Fruit & Flowors( (each) 10 90
Use of Piano, . 50
Contingent. 90
For further particulars. address
REID & SHAW, Principals.
Reidvilo. S. c.. Jan. 90 1861 25-3
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CLAREMoNT ACADEMY,

THNIIE TRUSTEES take pleasure in announ.
Il oing to the public, that they have secured
the services of Mr. c. L.. uuLLiNoswoRru and
LADY, to take charge of the Claremont Acadc,
my Those Teachers have experience, and are
competent to instruct in all the various branch.
eS OF an English elncatiom. by arrangement
n Male aud Femule School will be taught in the
same house.
The Academy will be opened on the I'd Mon.
day in January, 1861
Good boarding can be had in the neishbor-
houd on favorable terms
The salubrity Of the climate and tho moral
tone "f tho vicinity. are Inducements that
should not be overlooked by parents and guar
dmus in educating their children and wards :
@ BY order of the Board:
NJ. S. STRIBLING, Sec'y.
Jan 0. 1861 23 &c
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PENDLEToN ''.'
FE NJ ALE Sc MIN RY,

VNHE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITU
IL TlON~will commence ON the lat Monday
in February next, under the direction of Mr..
w. Q. HYNDS. whose testimonials of high
moral worth and scholarly attainments, from
the first citizens Of Greenville, and her Institu-
items of learning, give ample satisfaction.
The Music Department will continue under
the direction of Mrs. CORNISH, already SO favor
ably known to the public.
La neonnexi"n with the large and we'll arranged
Scliooi Rooms, is commodious BOARDING
HOUSE, to be opened for the reception uf the
Teacher apd family. and pupils from distance
The Scholastic Year will embrace two Ses-
sions Of Five Mouths ench
TERMS:
First Glass, SO 90 por Session, -
Second '' 10 90 -"
Third b" IL 90 &" a.
The above, with Latin or Greek, or either. Sl6:
Contingent expenses, 81 Music, $40; and 81
for use of Piano.
+ + ! :. : ~ S5tHSES SSH5tfH$SEESsD. sI$s Board
JAMES HUNTER, Trustees
j. Is. SITTON,
Pcnloton, g. c.. Jan. 81, l36l 26-S
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Money Wanted.
LUMBER 1! LUMBER |

TTNIIE undersigned having purchased the
Il MILLS formerly owned BY COL. john M a
Easley, deceased, three miles east of Pickons
Z. H., is prepared to fill orders for LUMBER,
finished or unfinished: Sash. Blinds, Panncl
Doors or anything in that line, at short notice,
and on the most reasonable terms. He is deter
mined to carry on the business in ali it's branch
es' and persons wishing anything of the kind,
are assured their orders will meet with prompt
attention. Orders should he addressed to tic
Undersigned lie respectfully splicits share
OF public patronage.
NJ. +. MITCHELL.
january &C. 1860 % IF
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COME 10 raHE RESCUE F!

THE CIR ISIS IS UPON TSi
4 LII persons Indebted To w. III. DENDY &
IA CO, Cur the year 1860. must come forward
and make settlement by Note or Cnsh-cash
p'gfe'Ted--as We are needing money.
Persons indebted to tho firm of DENDY &
PULLEN for the years l852-'j0 must nav
within twenty days from this date, or pny cost
without Discrimination
w. III. DENDY & co.
Walhnlln. Feb. l. 19GI 2G IF
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- - 49, = = - -. :.
In Advance Of the Mail.

:, WASHINGTON, Jan. 20, 186T-In the
houSe to-day the session was consumed in
speeches on the report of tho Committee of
Ah,rty-three. The report was uuimportant.
Secretary Dix ordered no more money to
DC expended on the Revenue Gutter Wash
ipgtop at New Orleans.
WAsurNGroN, January 29.-The steam.
ship Joseph Whitney arrived at Fort Jeffer.
son, TOrtugis, with Arnold's Artillery, on
the 18th, where they will remain as garri.
SON. Capt, Brannan's Artillery are at Fort
Taylor, Key West. Both forts are prepared
to sustain siege.
WAsHINGroN, January 29.-In the Senate
Mr. King introduced a resolution authorizing
the President to accept the services of volun-
teers to preserve the peace of the country.
Mr.. Wilson bill for the reorganization of
the militia of the District of Columbia, and
the Pncific Railroad bill were debated and
amended. Pending the vote the Senate ad-
journed.
WASHINGTON, Januafy 30-The Senate
passed the Pacific Railroad bill by vote of
81 to 4. The Pixies Peak bill was debated
and amended
In the House the select Committee of Fivc
reported in favor of authorizing the P,es-
dent to call out tho military in certain cases
Two minority reports were sent i'll from the
same Committee against coercion. The Pres
ldent communicated the fact that he had
signed the Kansas bill. Report uf the Com.
mittce of Thirty-three was debated
WASHINGTON, january 29--The Macedo-
nian, Sabine and Brooklyn ships sofwar, are
to be concentrated at Pensacola
WASHINGTON, January 2S--Tn the Senate.
the withdrawal letter of Senator Iverson, of
Georgia, was rcnh
The President sent special message to
Congress to day, enclosing the poacc PROPOSE
ton OF Virginia urging Congress to carry out
the recommendations Mr.. Hemphil made
aspeecli, defending the right of secession
In the House, the Presidents message
covering the Virginia propositions, was rccc-
we'd, and made the special order for tomorrow.
Mf' rryor made an eloquent speech iu be-
half of the South.
The rules being suspended, Scnates amend
ment to the Kansas bill was adopted. The
bill only waits the signature of the President
to become a law.
RiLEldu, N. c., January 24.-Both
Houses of the Legislature passed the Conven-
tion bill today. The Senate passci it by a
vote of 81 to 8, aud the House by S6 to 27.--
The bills, as pissed by cnch body. arc dissim-
liar in minor points, but will be made to
"Srce' Eich SUBMITS the question of Con
Vcntinn or no Convention to the people, the
election to take place on the 9th of Februa-
ry Everybody seems rejoccd that we are to
have Convention at last
FLAG FOR FoRT SUMrER.-The Indies of
Charleston have sent Carolina flag to head.
quarters, with the following note attached
:" From the L,dies of Charleston to the
Minister Of War, the Hon. ID. f. Jamison /:
Thi" flag was made expressly by them to be
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CABOLINA A
"

THE STATE OF SOUTH CABOL1NA.
rICKENs-IN ORDINARY.
f. n. Garvin, Admir-,
VS. Pet. for Settlement.
Tbos. d. Garvin, ct. ais.
L appearing to my satisfaction that f. w. N[er-
ritt and wife Ann, james II. Evatt and wife Ma
rilda defendants in this case, reside without the
limits Of this State. 1t is ordered therefore TINT
the said absent defendants do scvcrally appear in
the Oriinarys office, mt Pckens G. H., on Monday
the 5th day of April next, to shcw cause. If any
they can. why final settlement of the Estate of
Thomas Garvin, deceased should not be made and
decree pronounced thereon oil that day. These
parties are also required to render their advance
mcn's, and receive their respective distributive
shares. VI f. UOLCONDE orn
JAN ID 1861 23 3m
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FOR SAT1Et

INIIE Subscriber is the proprietor of a yoIuo.
Il uablc TRACT OF LAND. situate near
W.alhalle, on the Blue Ridge Railroad, con.
tanning
Five Hundred Acres,
Fifty of which good Creek and Branch Bot
tom. There are two settlements on the tract
and the land is susceptible of division. desire
to sell from One hundred aud fifty to Four hun.
urea ASres, {W on easy terms. Apply b.y letter to
A. ID. GAILLARD.
Sept3 1850 6 Gm
Bs3y~' The CarOlinidn will copy in it's tfi-
weekly on Mondays. and in the Banner twice q
month for six months, and forward bill to me-
A. ID. g. =.
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Meeting of Commissioners.

V!iE General Board of Commissioners of Roads,
L for PicScns District, will meet Mt Pickcns G. II,
on Saturday the ID day of February next at / /
O'Clock. \. NJ, for the pusposc of reducing the
rond tax already levied, as The increase of the
State tax will raise more funds than is necessary to
meet the engagements of the Board
Il. H. GRIFFIN, Chm'n.
January 90 1891 Ok d
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Notice.

TUE Commissioners of Roads. for the 9th Reg-
ment, G. NJ, will meet at Wolf Creek, on
Monday The 4th of February next, for the purpose
of preparing their Annual Report and other pnrpo.
ses. Commissioners will furnish on that day n
list of the roads, their length and condition, in
their respective bounds, together with the number
of Sign boards and Mile posts. &c.
L. III. GRIFFIN, Chm'n.
January %. 1881 25 .
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BLUE RIDGE HOUSE.
PendIeton. s. G..

TENHE SUBSCRIBER, who has had several
IL years experience in Hotel business, (hav-
ing been solo 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 public. His house will
be provided with everything necessary for a
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
Tho good society of Pendleton Vilagc-the pro-
verbal good health of it's inhabitants--its fine
cool water and bracing atmosphere--its prox-
Unity to the mountains and its accessibility by
Railroad, all contribute to make it one of the
hest summer resorts in the upper country. Per-
sons arriving here on the cars, and wishing to
visit the mountains or any other point of the
surrounding country can be accommodated with
good conveyances and careful drivers from the
Livery Stable kept hore.
j. w. COBB.
May 10, 1860 42 If
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
PICKBNs DIsTRfoT-oYPIcs COURT or COMMON PLEAS
NV LILLIAN +. PARKER. who Is the custo-
wv dy of the Sheriff of Pickens District, by
virtue of a writ of capias ad sdtisJac,enduoi. at
the suit of Robert H. Hubbard, assignee hav-
ing filed in my Office. together with schedule
on oath OF his estate and effects, his petition to
the @Ccurt of Common Pleas praying that he
may be admitted to the benefit Of the Act of the
General Assembly made for the relief Of insol-
vent debtors: IL is ordered. that the said Rob-
crt II. Hubbard, assignee. and oil Others the
creditors to whom the said William f. Parker
iy anywise indebted bo and they are hereby
summoRed and have notice to appear before the
said Court at Pickens Court House, on the Sd
Monday of March next. to shew cause, IL any
they can, Why the prayer of the petition aforo.
said shoulS not be granted. 20
- .tsii,i.1 j, +. HAG0oD. c.c.P.
Once Common Pleas, Dec. Is, 1900 3m
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

lH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WHEREAS, A. j. Anderson hath applied to me
w for letters of administration upon all andrsin-
guiar the personal estate Of William Hester, sr
deceased, late of the District of Pickens and State
aforesaid: The kindred and creditors of said de-
eeased are, therefore, cited to appear before me At
lhckens @. ii. on Monday the 4th February next
10 shew cause, If any they can, why said letters
should not be granted Given under my hand and
seal, this 2Ist January, 1860.
w. T.. HOLCOMBE. o.P.p.
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Notice.

A LII PERSONS having demands against the
IA Estate of Andrew Kelly, deceased. must
present them to the undersigned legally attested
by tho 22d day of February noxt. Claims not
presented by that time, will DO barred. as q final
settlement Of said Estate will be made before
the Ordinary on that day.
ELIZABETH KELLY. \ Adm'x,
JOSEPH w. KELLY, I Adm'r.
= January 24. 1861 25
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Law Notice.

THE undersigned will devote himself entirely
u, to the practice of Law and Equity ON tie
Piokcns. JAMES opp
Anderson G. IT,, May 10, 1859 42-tf
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T. Poor " Is per cent
Tax payers will take notice that no Returns
will be received unless accompanied with the
money. None but State money can be received.
:, Slave owners arc required by law to return
the number of dogs belonging 10 their negroes.
JOHN W. l.. CARY, 4, C.
Janunrv Is. 1861 81 -.'t- O
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Notice to Dehtors.

OERS0NS indebted in my Office. on bonds
must be paid. If not paid before, they will be
put in suit Rcturn day Parties are ciamorous
for their money, and this is the only way, it
seems they can obtain it.
RoB'T. "A. THOMPSON. cE.rD.
Cnm'rs Office Jan 80, 1861 pc 2
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VIM. G. KEITH

A I TO RNEY AT LAW,
WILL attend promptly to all business entrusted
w to his care in the Districts comprising no
Western Circuit. Office nj Piokcns C. II
Dec 3, 1853 90 .c
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Notice..

| Lii persons indebted to the Estate of Thomas
~ Hallnm, deceased, are hereby notified that
immediate payment must be made; and all per-
sons having demands against the Estate must pre-
sept them legally attested TO the undersigned
w. A. SMITH, ~
j. w. CALLAHAN, Fax OTIS
Jan. . 1861 o3 K
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MILITARY NOMINATIONS.

Esay~ 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.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-02-02

MEDICAL NOTICE REMOVAL.
nRS: MABRY & SLOAN beg to inform their
~ friends and patrons that they have removed
their office TO the brick building formerly occupied
by DR.. L. j. Pickcns, where ono or the other may
always be found, except when professionally alb
sent. MApDY e SLOAN
Penllcton. Jan I8. 1861 23 If