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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-13

OF these Pshe periodic OF Hrpous SICK
Headache may be preyentsd and II taken the
attack immediate relief pain will
obtained.
They seldom fall In removing the Nausea Headache
which females 90 subject
They gently upon the bOvel,,-removpg Conferences
yor literary Men, dent Delicate Females and all pesns
OF addntdry habis they valuable Ldedtpe improving
appetite giving tone and vigor digestive trgsns
restoring natural elasticity strength system
The CEPBALIC PILLS the long
carefully having been many years
during which time they have prevented and relieved
amount OF psin and suffering from Headache whether origins
ting in the system from deranged stste the
stomach.
They entirely vegetable In their composition may
ken at all times with perfect safety without making change
diet and e absence any dngrSsaJs tist renders sdsy
10 ddninister them 10 chiidyen.
BEWARE OF C0UNTERPEtTsi
The genuine have Ave signatures OF Henry spsdng each
box
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers In Medicines
box will be sent by mall prepaid, receipt Of the
PRICE, 25 CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY G. SPALDING,
4S Cedar Street, New York.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-13

NEW GOODS
Crenshaw WOolen Mills.
RICHMOND.
LNANCY CAssIMEREs, all wool
LADlIs CLOTH CLOAKs
JED RLANKsrs. &c, &c.
For sale by
d'c1 sAi'I AZ pRIcy IN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-13

CAPITAL. $500, 900!
THE PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK,
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND
TsNF PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK having ample 0ssh Gap
t and Chartered by the legislature Of Virginia. will receive
Ienoes OF Ytyc Oinrs and upwards, which Interest
viii paid rate Of Six eentum anaum remaining
months Five per cenum per hnuum less than SIX months
Inte-cs; PAYABLE Seisii-A nnuRiIy, II desired.
Deposes received their oce, at the store OF Messrs Duke
Hutcheson, No. 20 Main Street. .
J. j. WILSON, President.
A A Ur~ousscS nali-ly
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RICHMOND WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH 49, 1861

sUP,Ts ORFIGE h. ID. r. II: Co..
RICHMOND, FEBRUAhY 22sD, 1861
AN SATURDAY February 9Sd, and on crsssf5a1 r..
~ succeeding SATURDAY until iu thsr no sff& tk9
p NJ ,nd arrive at the Junction at lOSO Pm.
Returning the Junction at s A. NJ and arrive at TO-
A. M. :,
U. q.
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DOGGETT d ANDERSON,

7,
Rs receiving for the fa Trade Carpenz on Cloths
"A tns Curtain 'ods Cornces BANDS windo, skades
Paper hengngs Curled Hair and hoss FOR sal low prices
Carpets Curtains Beds and Mattresses TO order at ho no
tee Paper hanging done 10 tie city cosy by superior
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-13

Life, Fire and Marine Insurance,
Richmond Fire Association.
Oace No. I5s Main (Northeast corner OF lIth GtreetJ
Richmond. Va.
CHARTERED 29ru MARCH, 1891
yEyHIs old and reliable Institution, with ample Capital and
trgent fund carefully vested, continues Insure Slaves
BUILDINGS Merchandise Of every description.
hold Furniturc, and Family Wearing Apparel Vessels,
Carxoes EreigEt athe lowest current rates Losses
adjusted and paid with al possible despatch.
IDIRECToRs.
David Currie Robt NJ Burton,
Chas T. Workman francis J. Barnes,
John u Claiborne John 7. Sublett,
Johr J. Wibon Thos A. Rust,
Alexander Garrett, Geo n 1Eathmey
DAVID oURRIs Prest.
JoHy J. Wilson. Treasr
ROBr. T. BRooKE, Secy. de21
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BsLLE YRRSos, ONO, Jan. Is, II

. EsLlE NfRNos, ONO. Jan. IS, 1sGL
H-sAY O sP4lprIo, Esq,
Please 40 inclosed wentHve for which send
boz OF your oephse Pills. 7hsy truly s best Ps Thar
tried.
Direct 4. SLOWER, Pm.
Belle Vernon, Wyantot Co., O.
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THE ALABAMA IESURAECE COMPANY
MONTGOMERY ALA.
Cspisl paid In loouro
DIRECT0RS.
". BrBB, ? WILLIAMS, n A. CLARK
RIyRS JOaS A. klN0kE, HUTCHINSON,
s. L ARLINGTON, WADE EkfbS n. WILLIAMS
PPLICA ATONs received at office. 81 Commerce Street.
N Montgomery Ala W. c. BIRB Prsst.
The subscriber will take FIRE MARINE SLAVE RISKS
city rates Office the preset Factory 9th and
Canal Streets Richmond Va Applications addressed TO by
letter or otherwise. will receive prompt attention
jal4-ly J. II. y. MAYO, Agent.
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II. @. sPAIpryd.

You will please send boTes your Cephsc Pills Send
them Immediately. Respectfully yours,
JNo. B. sIMoNs
Ps-Ihars used Io, cfyor IUs and End 1sn. egce,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-13

From ne Examiner Earbss, ~
Cephac Pills accomplish the object for which they made
viz Cure Of headache In ali Its forms.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-13

From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
They have been tested In thousand cases. With
tire
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BEvERLY. Mass, Dec. II, 1880.
II. O. sPALDIgd ESQ.
wish for circulars large show bills to bring your oe
phac Pills more particularly before my customers you have
ANYTHING OF the bbd please send 10 me.
One Of my customers who suecs 70 Sick Headache
(ususy lasting two days cd ed 81 an dtek Ia by
your PAl. wtl,h seat her.
Respectfully youn,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-13

From Ge Democrat, 81 Cloud, A7nn.
II you have troubled headache send for
box (cpha: PD so that you may have them In
tack.
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ERnsG aUPPLY PAMILY aaoCRRIKs.

10 frklns No. Goshen Butter
Is bbls Buekwheat Ploaf
30 bbls superhpe Extra and Family Flour
Smoked and Fisslel Salmon
81 hIis No. ] n. @. Roe Herring
q yfgs No. Macterel
s. bxs English Dairy Pin 4, mil, ana o,.,.n fh....
Dat Meal, Rye Hcar &c Sc " '
prompt customers AIyNIs a on ,e psn,,. n@.s @ "
nof4 W. 'eiy u,veeiyg
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From ne Ad5ss tlxy, fsOsEdence. r.
The Cephac Pills sad 10 be remarkably effective remedy
for the headache Of the best for that very frequent
complaint which has been discovered.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-13

aa. sPALprsd.
SIR:
wth you TO send box Of your cephanc Pills.
hare recsrtd a 0redfdedi Of Jeneftfr35a Aem.
Yours re pectfuly.
MAsY ANN STOIKH0UsE.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-06-29
SIIERIFF'S SALES.

Rf virtue of sunlry wrs Of iieri fncias to me li-
- rectcd will be sold before the Court House il,
Pckchs District, Within the legal hours on the first
Monday and Tuesday in July next
One tract Of land continuing 800 acres more or
less, lying on Rocky Fork waters of Chauga creek.
adjoining lands OF Spencer Chambers. Ephraul
Cohb ana others. levied on rs lhc property of Vim.
Phillips nj the suit OF Rohcr, Spencer and others
One tract Of land containing 80 acres more or
less, wicrcon the defendant now lives adjoining
lands vi David Shepard, Eli Shcpa,y. an,. ol,crs
rs thssAQpcrly oi J.. B. Rulcdac at the suit OF
L. T. XS3Nl. and T. J. Keith Exor's.
One gray horse and one gruy mare levied OH ns
the property of David l.. and John c. Richcy nj
the suit OF Messiah Long, vs. David j.. and join
e. lichcy. nnl Edward lIcrmdon
One sorrcl horse, one sorrcl mare, one OK Wagon
and one yoke oxen levied on us the property o
Jesse A. llal, AT the suit off, C.. Yonhlcc, Tor an
other. -
One tract Of lan'l containing - acres more o,
less. on waters of Six Mile Creek, adjoining land.
OF Robert +. Morgan, John Bowen & Co. and 9th
crs levied on rs the property of Estate of Mno,
Lewis dcccascd. ut the suit Of the State for Taxes
One tract of land containing }3acrcs more or less
adjoining lands OF Perrin Odcl Felix ROGERS nnt
others. lcric, OH rs the property of a. NJ Maui
din. nt the suit of j. B Silton and others.
One tract of land containing 80 acres more Of
less adjoining lands Of T.. Gossctt q. W. Furr nm,
others. levied OH ns the property Of Anna Turner
at the suit of a. II. Crook
Terms. cash; purchasers to pay for papers
w. n. CRAIG SID.
June + 1861 ~ 81
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CLAREMONT ACADEMY.

TNllE TRUSTEES take pleasure in announ-
il cling to tho public that they have secured
tho services OF Mr. G. l.. lIoLLiSoswonTu and
LADY. to take charge of the Clarcmont Acadc.
my. These Teachers have experience. and are
competent to instruct in all the various branch
es of an English education. BY arrangement,
Male aud Female School will be taught in tho
samc house
The Academy will be opened on the I'd Mon.
day in Januhry 1861
Gnnd boarding can be had in the neighbor.
hood on favorable terms.
The salnbrity of the climate and the moral
tone Of the vicinity, are inducements that
should not be overlooked by parents and guar
dians in educating their children aud wards.
by order of tho Board:
Nj. S. STRIBLING, Scc'y.
Jan o. 1861 03 re-
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From, an Omnibus to an opcn Bu1ov

HIS STOCK is fresh and in fine condition.
and he has secured The service" of attentive
Ostlcrs. and careful Drivers, who may always
be found Mt their post.
His OMNIBUSSES will attend at the Dcpots
at Anderson. Pcndetnn and Wulhnlla. to re-
ccive Passengers who will hc convex 81 prompt.
ly tn any point in either of these places
The Subscriber would cndravnr To impress
upon the public mind the advantages of travel
through this section The climate is fine. bra.
cling and Salubrious: and tho scrne;y is unsur.
passed in any country. From either of the
nDnye pnints. conveynnces eau be had E,r
Clnrksvillc, M"unt Yunah, Tnrcoa aud Talulah
Falls, Tunnel Hill. Rnbun Gap, WhitcSile and
Chimney Top M,untains Cashier Valley u. 4
Georgc'nwn. n. c., JocasScc. Table Rack ana
C;e<ar's Head, Buncnmbc and the French Broad
Valley; and any minor points. over gnu,l roa,ls.
and through II country where tho fare il sub.
santial and good. water the best aud the nc.
commolatnns first rate
The Subscriber gives the business his pcr-
sonal attention. aud he is determined that the
travelling public shall have nothing ut whic,,
to murnlnr ON his part. Where IL trip is in
tended. It would he we'll to address him at An
Icrs'n G. H.. S. G, ns tn time, destinations terms,
&c. &c. His experience in the business is inny
and fnvorably known to the travelling public.
and Ills charges such as to commend them to all.
JOHN NJ PARTI.OW
June t3, 1861 rs tf
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$40 REWARD.

UNAWAY from the subscriber. on the 9th
Il l. of last December. BERRY. about feet
inches high. very black skin &c wears old !:
sometimes he limps slightly, fr"m having had
ono of his legs broken three years ago lie has
wife at Dr. III. G. Milcrs near PcndIcton.
and is probably lnrkin= in tha, ncighhnrhond
The above reward will he paid for his apprc-
hcnscr and delivery to the nearest ;ail. All
persons detected in harbnring ar aiding him in
any way, will he dealt with according to law.
JULIUS N. ROSS
FLpnEHcE. S. G.. April q. 1861 37-tf
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f" THE WEST UNION HOUSE" /"
AT WEST UNION. s. c.

AT WEST UNION. s. c.,
Mt the terminus Of the Blue Ridge Rail.
4 road. one mile from WuhalIa, On n hoau,i-
inl sandy plain. in full view of the mountains.
AN the roads imcrSccting are smo nh an,! we'll
kept IN order. The owners. n"t wishing to oc
rnry the lIOTEI now Just rciit cl and nut in
complete repair, ,ifnr it for sale ar rent The
l"t contains twn ana ono f.nrth acres. anil has
all the necessary cnt.bui,!ings IN order AMI well
arranged.
Persons wishing to engage ia the Hotel husi.
ness can find M mare eligible situation than
this. Fer particulars, apply 10 j. G. NEVILLE,
on the premises. "r To-
GRESHAM & NEVILLE.
June 4. 1851 44-5 Wnlhn.la s. c.
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State OF South CarOD5ma,
IN oRDINARY-PICKENS.

TN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. I.|N-
Vim. Hunter, Admir-,
\ Pet. for Settlement
j. NJ Owens and others
appearing to my satisfaction that j. Nj.
Il Ovens and wife Pcrmea. A. Oliatta Ar.
cher and Eugenia Archer, defendants in this
case, reside without the limits of this State: 1t
is ordered therefore, that the said absent de-
PENDANTS to appear in the Court of Ordinary. mt
Pickens c. IT,, on Monday the first day ofJuly
next, to shcw cause, il any they can, WHY Is
final settlement of the esintc of Andrew Hs Ar
cher deceased should not be made at that time.
and decree had thereon.
w. E. IIOLCOMBE, ORB.
March o. 1861 AZ ~,
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Strayed,

Strayed,
\ ,NROM tho subscriber on the 25ih Of Nav
4 last. Cow and young calf She is large.
dark red. with head partly black crumply
horns, which has hccn bored with small gimL.
let. She was purchased from Elnm Sharpe,
and suppose She is in his mark There was
no white IN the COW. Any information concern
ing said Cow will be thankfully received, and
any nNncnsc incurred in the matter will be de-
trayad By me. ID. w. FENDLEY
June l2. 1861 4G
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state OF south Carolina

FENERHI ORUERS, NO. 30
i. Nine Companies of Infantry will be accepted
TO complete the organizations OF the ID aud 6tl,
Regiments South Carolina Volunteers.
- Each Company must number not less than,
70, nor more than laD aggregate.
g. Officers and Privates will be required to sign
AMI return TO the idinant and Inspector Generals
Once tho following Enrollment before Companies
will be accepted and assigned. viz:
Wo. the unlersiSnrd Officers and Privates
Members OF the ----------- Company. do hereby
bind ourselves to enter the service OF the Confed
crate States OF America. mncondGondiiy for the
term OF twelve months. from the = day O.. April
1861" BY order of tho Governor
S r. GIST.
Adjutant Inspector General.
June 2G l9G1 ~
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Special Notices.
Pic Mic at Pickonsville.

There will be n Pic Mic ut Pickcensville, on
Thursday the 4th day of July next Gen. w.
K. EAsIs will address the assembly on the oc.
casion. Col u. G.. PuLLrAM has also been inyi.
ted to do 10.
The public, and the LADIES especially. arc
invited to attend. The Committee.
June lS, 1861 az
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Eta Roa,iD,ent S. G.. ".

A RMY REGULATIONS arc wautcd hy the
IN 4lh Regiment s. c. V Copies were dis
'r,nutcd tn The members of the Legislature in
1857.
a 0. Norr.s nt Anderson C. H. anil james
f. ilagn"d mt Pi:kcns &. H.. will pay iur amy
copies which may be delivered % them
June IS 1861 AZ If
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State oG' &nrsts. CasoASma.,
IN EQCITE-FIC
Esizabeth Eyatt,

s'',''s'' :: 1''''' Amended Bill, i. pss.i.
q 4 L. H"ntt, ct.a' ton, 60. IA
Faprearing to my satisfaction that Addffsoffs
L. Boggs and wife Sarali defendants in sbisa
case, reside without the limits of this Stnte ION
motion cf Harrison Pulliam, Comp Sul., tits
ordered. therefore, that the said defendants do
appear in this Court, plead, answer or dcmut Is
the amended bill in this case, within three
months from the publication hereof, or an order
pro ccntcsso will be taken against them.
ROBT A. THOMPSON, c.E.p.p.
Comm'rs Office, March %, 1861. 3m
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BANK OF STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

CHARLESTON. February Is. 1861
VNlIE LEGISLATURE having. ut its last
Il session. authorized the issue Of Bonds to
The amount of SG75 900, bearing an interest of
per cent. FOR the purpose Of providing the
funds required to sustain the State in the 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 $3.50. An
opportunity is thus afforded every citizen to
make a secure and profitable investment while
contributing aid to the cause in which the Stute
is engaged. With the view of enabling citizens
in any 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.
ton for the Stock: Suitable arrangements will
be made for furnishing bonds on the receipt OF
the money. at an early day after each sub<crip.
tion has been made. Engagements for the
purchase Of Bonds may be made at the Bank,
or nt any of its branches. I, is probable that,
at the next session Of the Legislature those
parties who desire it may have have their Bonds
converted into Stock
&. M. FURMAN. President.
February 2S 1861 40 &c
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Notice.

FNilOSE persons indebted to me fer the year
Il 1860 must come forward and settle their
Accounts before the lst "f September next If
they hare mt the money come and give their
note. The Books must be squared.
j. j. LEWIS.
Prndlrton. June I3 1851 IG
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Committed,

rENO the Jai! of P;ckens District. Oh The 22d
Z instant. mulai'o boy named CESAR.
who says l.n belong, to Albert Cinkscal"s. vi
Ahbcvillc district. Said bay is abou, five feet
cigh, inches high, and abnut 20 years old. The
owner is requested 10 come Forward. prove prop
cry, pay charges, and take him away, or he
will lc dealt with as the law directs.
June %. 1861 AZ IF
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

'oI III II OF EUI IT CNKOITNN,
rIcKENs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF COMMON Pleas.
wv LILLIAN F. PARK ER. who is in the Gus
w nay Of the Sheriff Of pickens District by
virtue of writ Of capias at satistaciem7um. at
The suit of isham W. Taylor, having filed
in my office, together with schedule on oatl,
of his estate and effects, his petition to tho
Court of Common Pleas, praying that he may
be admitted t" the benefit Of the Act of the Gen.
eral Assembly made for the relief or Insnlvcnt
Debtors: 1t is ordered, that the said I>ham
w. Taylor, and all others, the creditors to
whom the said William f. Parker is in any
wise indebted, DO and they arc hereby sum.
m"ned and have noticc appear before the said
Court nj Pickens Court House on tho Sd Mon.
day OF October next, to slew cause il any they
can. why tho prayer OF the petition aforesaid
should not be granted.
j. f. IAGOOD, ccr
OAice Commons Pleas. April |, 1861 3m
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Taxes Must be Paid I!

| GDERSONS who have not vet paid their Taxes
4 m"$t H., so on Salclny next. rs the District
Trcnsnrcrs want their money. do not wish
to make cost hut have no discrc,ioni in this case.
The times are hard. but the money must come
for taxes. j. ". l.. CARY, II. g.
June 3. 1861 AZ
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MEDICAL NCTICE-RE EMOVAE.
NRS. MABRY 4 SLOAN beg to inform ,!.e;.
- friends AMI patrons that they have removed
their Office 10 the brick building formerly occupied
by DR. 4. J. Pickcns. where one or the other NAV
always be found, except when professionally alb
sent MABRY & SLOAN
Pendcton. Jan 49, 1861 05 IF
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WIN. G, KEITH.

a TT ORN NEY AT IL w
WILL attend promptly to all business entrusted
" TO his care in the Districts comprising the
Western Circuit Office at Pickcns G. II.
Dec 5, 1860 90 8ff
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0i3ll1 1WARM.

DIED. at his residence in Pvkcns District. on
the morning of the 18th instnnt, Mr.. q. w. LIN
DELL, in the 18th ycar of his age
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EXTRACT of a Letter from Columbia
Volunteer near Fairfax c. II Va.

EA1RACT OF IicttCf from Columbia
Volunteer near Fairfax G. II Va.
CAMP BEAUREdAHp. June 10.
wrote you yesterday, and at that time
was under the impression should not be able
to write for some time, as we received orders
to havo five days rations in our havcrsacks,
but have not up to this, received the order to
1"rch. 1t may be several days before we
advance, but there is no telling COL Gregg
advanced within two miles of the enemy, and
mt was supposed would draw the whole army
mpon us, but was mistaken. The enemy
a'avc possession Of Alexandria Railroad about
acn miles this way. When our forces left
Alexandria, they burnt several bridges, to
prevent the enemy advancing. At this time,
they have the bridges rebuilt, and on day be-
fore yesterday, they sent train from Alex
andria this way, with eight hundred men,
At a certain point, COL Gregg had one com
pany of artillery stationed, with two pieces
of cannon. His regiment was in the bushes
on cach side of the road. When the picket
guard saw the train coming, they gave notice
to the artillery, and they commenced to fire,
when they were about five hundred yards off
at tho first fire, the engineer left with part of
the train. -Four cars got detached, which
were captured and burnt The enemy left
the oars aud ran like turkeys Gregg's
boys were not near enough to get shot
The artillery shot twenty times in two min.
Mtcs, killing and wounding two hundred
Had they waited two minutes longer before
they opened fro, would have captured tho
whole train, eight hundred men. We arc
short Of artillery and arc waiting for it; as
soon as it comes will movo on. suppose
we will be in Alexandria by the first of July,
and Washington by the fourth. Won't zoe
haze a glorious timeP l am on picket
gpnrd to-day, about !, two miles from. our
tanip, and ON wiling op2fp,yidgd box. .
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Application

NM ILL be made To tho Legislature. ut its
w next session. To re.chnrtcr the village of
P,ckcnS. and t" amend the present charter in
snntlry particulars.
June % 1861 IL om
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Law Notice.

Law NOClC0. IL
TllE undersigned will devote himself entirely
L TO the practice Of Law and Equity on the;
Western Circuit. Mr.. lIADDEN is his partner at
Pickens. JAMES L. ORR h
Anderson G.. r.. May "a, 1863, -~-~-, 4aslf
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ESTATE SALE.

GS1 AlE IA S2kIIE,
wv III he sold at the late rosidGneo sl9 Of james
1861. n part Of the PERSONAL ESTATE
of snid deceased. to wits
About 200 Bushels Of Corn, Fodder, Still nnd
Stands. Stock Hogs. and various other articles
too numerous to mention. N
Terms Of Sale.--On credit Of twelve months
with note, two approved snrcties, with interest
from date Sums under S.. cash.
Y L. 4. RICE Admr's.
I. 1IdnGI8. 1861 No Y 3,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-06-29
Law Notice.

I'HE undersigned have formed partnership in
! the practice of Law and Equity for PicSena
District. Mr.. IIApDEN may be consulted al l,is
office in Pickcns aud Mr.. ORE at Anderson. ~,
JAMES J.. ORR,s
w. NJ MADDEN.
Pickens c. H.. May 10. 1859 4oae@
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Thc State OF South a3aroii.a,

The State Of South Carolina.
P1cKENs---iN EoUlTY. ~
vs. Bill for Psptifion, 10. I
G. +. Lynch, OF. ais. = n
I appearing to the Commissioner thatS VIII.
Il liam J.Lynch, G. F. Lynch, Calvin Lyneb.s
Jason Gillespie and wife Elizabeth. John f,e~;s
and wife Mary, Willnm Bakof and wife Sarals
Richard RpbinsHn nm and wife Nancy. John Robss
reside without the limits of this State; on If,o.s
tion Of Orr & lIadden Comp. Sols., Ii IA s,ftIer
ed, therefore, that tho said absent .de1Sn6a,,ssi
do appear in this Court and plead. ansTs III
demnr 70 complahhnts ssnid ttsll of coinniafnf.
vi within three months on, ron the
RoBT. "a, sfpyfs 81 4 4 {. .Iss
ss.fSmrs Office Nass s 81 sss u IS. s