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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-31
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UVO99CVe
To Mrs.. Y. IL Claire and NJ. @ L. Davenport,
Executors Of the eststs Of A. Ls Llsire, Of
Daverpsss, lows. deceased:
VOr AND EACH OF YOU, AZ WILL AS
II oil whom Il may eosesrn, nd especially ell
parties desiring TO Jake conveysnees from said
txscu,ors tor any property 10 the 10 Claire he
ssrve," in The city Of IL Clsire, Iowa
You and esch Of you are herb: notified not
10 make or take any coLveysnces " sny portion Of
said property. Any zach conveyance: will BE-
contested - fraudulent. ! refer parties 10 my
kaui,y Bill 10 the q. ) District Court (South-
ern Division Iowa, VI. A. Le lsire, l.. q. Des-
FAINT 4 4 ook. g. b. Sargent, j. hn r. Cook and
0eo 20 l.. davenport, filed suns 18Th, ls6 to pa
pers and record in the Scott County Distiist
Court in Chancef,, case OF Antoine Lo Cls fe ~.
A. Il. Davenport end others, filed hsy 18th ls6l:
and tv notice 10 Record hook n. Of town mott
Cages, psge 1858 or to Ayssli, at my cfice, over
War;. 5 book stare. JAMES MAJ
Rock Island, H.. pee. 10. Ss-ds ll-olAwaw.
o1Aak Of IOWA. In the scott County Dis
sCo1T tOuATY. trict Cour.
Geo. =. &. bow %. William n baker Il al.
To " lillian II. bsker, Elizabeth Baker. J,hn b.
ker, Robert Baker, ndisw sjeber,, J Strauh,
I.uman NJ. strong, Floyd Evans and E.wip
NOUAN EACH OF you ARE HEREBY
i notified TINT there Is nov On iis in the of6cs
vi the Clerk Of tho District Court VI scott coun-
", Iva, q petition Of Ge.rge =. G. low, pray ing
that the title to csrtsis lands in ,sid county
may be qui.ted In him, the said Low; the sid
| lands being thus bounded and described, to Wit !:
| Tho North half Of the North " est quarter Of
section No. fifteen j and the east hat Of the
| N,rth East quarter 1t secti,n No. sixteen (ls),
IN Township No. seveniy- seven, kanae No.
| tvo(2) East; tie East half ot the North East
quarter, and the las, half Of the South ksst
ausrter OF Section No. Eve (5) and the N-rth
+ $, ousr,er u the N.r,h East quarter Of Section
| No. eight g., in to~nshlp No. srven,y-.even
| t77) Range No two ~ East 9th T n. Also
| the foll.w' ng: CONNIE ucing " tho =. nth East
corner Of sec'icD n. Eve 81. Township No. sew.
.nty -seJen (77j Range two 90, running thence
* est tws nty (20) cha,ss thence nth Hz 80
degrees, hast Thirty 10 100 $50 -lo0) CHAINS
hence North three and SO 100 degrees,
West fifty chains thence Lac, twenty
chains, to tho North East corner Of said seciion
No fve(5); thence south eighty (SO) chains to
| The place Of beginning.
Said petition also prsys that certain judgments
and n cages be cancelled.
Ant nov, unless you appear thereto and aefen4
on or before noon Of the ID day Of the next term
ii said Curt to be b. lden On the LIST Monday Of
Fsbrua. y, 1868, your default will DO entered, and
| decree Rendered AS p,syed for.
GRANT l. Smith and GEO. 8. Z. Tow,
dec A-'aw4w Auys.tc plsf.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-31
TO CONSU MPTlv rs.


THE Advsrtiser, having been restored to health
ina tew weeks. by q very simple remedy, sfte'
having su6srsd several years with sever lung
affection, ard ID At dread disease, Consumption
Is snx,ous {. make known 70 his felow-s uhcrers
the means Of ours.
To all who desire il, be viii send . cspy Of the
prescripi u used tree Of chsrgei with the Dire
Gons for preparing and using the same which
they wil fad asusE ouss for cossuxPrioNsa sru
Ma, ssoscHifls, &c. The only otjecs Of the nd
vsstissr in sending tbs prescription is to beLef'
the Afnieted. and spread Information which be
concsivss 10 be invaiuable, snd be he,es every
sufferer viii 'ry his remedy. a. IL win cost them
aoshisg an maj prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescdp tion will p,sass ID
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Wiliiansbssg,
Kings County. Nsw York.
sep9n- d&usm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-31

1liE OV;sAM - Ass A1AsO
VICTOR o. WON.
WAGENER'S SEWING MACHINE.
Anew Invention!
Ftrse Pscn.sn Awavdel tor he Best
sewing ~ Mnchine.
THIS MACHINE Is THE BEST FOR All
] family and manufacturing purposes, VIII max,
coats. pants. shirts quilt bed quilts ana do all ote
or york In VII fsbriss It's simplicity, durability.
efficiency and price challenge every other machine
Ia use w besier 4 Wilson's, 'arover Bakers
|. u. Singer i Co.'S not excepted.
All wishing To purchase good machine are IN
vitsd u cxxune this before purcb ssinR else here
" Narrated one year, with proper usage.
PsICE, $40. -hKsMEK, S.. xTRA.
w Ad u N 1H'0
BASTER AND BINDER,
BAsTkR AM BINDER.
BASIkR AND BINDER
EVERY LADY OR NTLEMAN
ENEnY LAZY OK GENTLEMAN
AVERY LADY OR GENTLEMAN
WISHING TO save LABOR
WISHING TO SAVE LABOR
vi HING 10 SAVE LABOR
Will not do without this Attachments
Will not do ~itbon, this attachment
Hill not do without this A,tsohmvnt
Will not do without this Attachment.
ruK yARxiC CAN pE sRwR
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-31
Brilliant Achieve mrnIs GAINED by Blunt
aud netrOn.
LIZ aDQUARTERs, ST. LorIs,
Dec. 30.
70 n W. Halieck, Commander in
(Lief.

The army Of the, frontier under Blnnt
and Heron moved over Boston Noun
tains Saturday and without hating, driv-
ing the enemy across the Arkansas
riycr, killing and woundipg few /; also
taking three steamboats,. some camp.
equippage and 100 prisoners The march
Il Is snls with arms and ssrviee over
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-31

GxNrS Suffers. NEWS DEALERS
"A Pc oilers, attent,op! We have the largest
.tock ct stationary packages. IL different styles
War Maps, Songst r., Ink. Tactics. &c., ana o.
the Lowest prices in the West. address
CLAkKE / CO,
Indianapolis. Ind or springfield, III.
fDOtIx
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-31

a. r. q q. Nc 6LA -
DACKE OF BEEF AMI PON9. AID
l 5hii pr, 81 Live SeeaA, 81 Rssly =
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-31
ACADEMY
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION,

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION,
DAvENPORT,... .....I IOWA.
THE SISTERS OF CHARITY WOULD
] hereby inform their friends IN Darcbpo.t I,
and the pL tile generally. that they have re opened
the n.ove n amed Academy Tor the
EdMcmst.sM "f YOW"g Ladie~.
The murse of instruction will comprise all that
constitutes good English duca i'm French an
German Language, music on the Piano, Guitar
aud i,ul,i ner. ~ awning, Painting in Oil and Wa
ter Colurs aid ,'rs,oning, PAIN and Ornamental
Needle Hotk. Kat ing ana Dress Making.
Tue form n terms are com iderrbly re uced 10
meet the times, but payments are required in sd-
Vance, and
From this Rule there will be no
UEs~I.dY1O.S:
Further information eau be OBJ aimed at the
Academy or nj the schools at Ut. Anthonys ara
Sto. Mnreucrit-'a hurcbes. ocS
ADlxs OiMiiWpe.
T,aE FIRM OF GILLETT, WIRTs & KELLY,
l iormcrl, prn,,rie ors Of the LcClaire House,
" this day dis Owed by mutual consent. The
,ccounts Of tho concern will be settlea by its
members
DAvxsroRr, May 1th, 1862.
?. ]. GILLETT,
&c WlErS,
J. s. KELLEY.
90. PNriM cs'Ship.
I,HE UNDERSlGNLD HAVE ASSOCIATED
1 themselves together this day, Ter the purpose
OF conducting the Hotel business AT tho t.cClaire
House, IN ,ais city under the firm name of Gilie;t
Whts Morris.
DAvsSrosr, May TIN, 1853.
p. j. GILLETT,
J. G. WikTS,
W. e. NORRIS.
mva-itf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-31

10 FAMILIES BREAKING UP HOUSE.
kEkPiaG.-Apy party hssing small
smouns Ut plain Household Furn,,uie sufficient
far nan ana siiej. when they would lbe to hire
out Tor iew months AID have ~sii taken caro- of.
viii pleas, address FUKslfGR%,
dee 2s-H b.x so Pc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-31

CLlN ron HOUSE.
OOkNER OF CLlNTOG AND COLLg0s
! ss,,sess, yswN olfv less J. Tsgspkll, Pm,
edseR ..aGal.1sf,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-31

Nov. IS, 1859.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-31

FOR Resst.
nv THE FIRST OF O~TuBER, THE STORE
~ room No. Is Brady Street, enquire Il
T.ORR
sp25-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-31

Unwilling HOUSES On The BLUFF
- from IS TO si2 per month, Two stores
aud rooms 10 Wad's date wuPperman., nd
Halls Blocks. Apply
inc 2?ff
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-20
c.i,ior u.,or sro,- Convention


0yey SI<Ty rEcpsva u tic citizens Of 10
diana having voluntarily r-kcr Up arms for
tie dsfeusC &C Ito Government, and the pre-
serva,ion Of the Constitution and tho Liberties
Of the poople, It Is nphc-s.aing those Who
remain at home TO srray themselvca IN par
t,san warfare agsins, esch other. when the
probable consequences must be @ prevent
the resources of the country from being ap-
piled TO the support and nainIenace 81 tho
army, 10 engender stsSfe anddiscori. 70 ~ith
bold supples ior ihe vi worn soldiers. and
recruits for the rank ,hnnea by battle aud
n.a, terminate in the decentralization al tie
army. AMI The overthrow q constitutional
liberty
Therefore. most catre-ils deafecsiine al
eso.ls & keep Oh loot eafty ioiicence-. we.
judices ana disrialne al persons. Eiec'o's
Of Indiana. who are in favor OF the Vigorous
prosecution Of the var Tor the preservation
OF tic Union ana the maintenance he Con
slmton. ia opposed to the disloyal Con
se,.,ien ol .ne -th ofJanoary last. are, with.
oat respect to past political associations, IN
f sited t. meet in Mass Convention. at Ia.
iianapoli-. on the 18th Of June next, Tor the
+ purpose OF nominating candidates for the
Office. of State. to be voted for az tic neSt
( general election.
And TO the end that Indiana may continue
to enjoy the high position with the other
States which she has 10 the present war hlsh-
cr,o occupied. and that al the energies OF
tho Safe may be uuitcdly put forth for The
eiIectual suppression OF the rebellion, that
the Constitution may be respected. itsAu
thor;ty acknowledged. and law and order
once mere established all over the land, i !
earnestly hoped that all good citizens VIII, io'
sho ,imc pui aside ps5ts, aud unite for ih'
country.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-20


LBl4oa EKra1ss The following article
> irom 4 Pennsylvania Democratic paper.
sho.r editor ~as ham and hTed Demo
esss aua can snow larger aud better Dem
ogratic recofd than come who sdrOesie
AID .igatf fls call 10 rally political bigots
and rebel sympalLiseis ia the name Of De
mocmet. Fea~e publish Tie arsiclf IA sioS
a patriotic Democrats opinion 81 the move
menl 81 lew member. OF Congress who
have recently Published pa address. 70 or
ganixo al opposition 10 the NATIONAL Al
minislsaiion ia il eaost 70 ave ,he lie If
she Nation an organization 81 all ebc are
ready AMI willing 20 crawl ou their hands
aud knees 70 len Davis
.Fron American Rep. ana Chester 60. lpa9 bc's.l
Nai!andighnm Making "a New Party
Nalland. ham anu thiueen other mem
bels OF the present Congress have issued al
addte-. 10 all the admirers of Jeil. DAVIS.
Flcyd. Rrcckirrdge. Cobb. kelit 4 Co, TO
orr anizc a new party. tie platform OF which
!, 70 be southern negrolsms and the despm'
ism which grows cat OF that beautiful insii-
2 tuiien which has produced the present wick
cd rebellion NoN. here Is grand chance
for Immortality. Ii there are any young
men iu these northern attitudes who desire
to eoi into a political boat which will swamp
before ihe rowcrs take their seats. 40 better
opportunity will offer ia tnis age OF The world
Let them jump ia. and cur VOID iof u, they
will Ice Ia a whirling and destructive Msl-
,from before a man can say Jack Robinson
With such leader as \ alandigham, ''there
i 10 such word as fail Ancona and John
sou Os this State are two Of Nallandigham >
oarsmcn. Richardson aud Robinson OF Hi
no.s Allen aud peudloton OF Ohio. Law and
Nooshces O. Indiana. and shields of Oregon .
arc aboard o this leaky yessel. But the
best ioko OF The season l.. that this move
ment i ret Tort as a nucleus to build up tue
Democratic Party Nothing yet attcmp4
ted on tho political chessboard shows greater
desperation. 'hclp me Cassius or l sink,
comss shrioking up from the maddened wa
tcrs Ii this i democratic movement no"
comes il that the names Of Baiiy. Wright
AID Lehman OF Pennsylvania are not there
Whore is Odoll and Haight Of New York
Where ia Cobb of New Jersey, and score
or other members calling themselves demo
crats in the present Congress The address
!. without tho name OF single Senator ane
oven int botucI .'tHtt .oi@s pa '"c '''NN
by IN disdain. Her. IS tho nucleus OF one o.
tho grandeet lzzlea Of tbia great country
il Is the second attempt - eairsnize a deas
corpse, and We will bet our pile TIA, not
wink will De produced ca the puirid body
The day for perfHrHing treason scsfh me acc"
Of democracy has gone by. The great Cnlol
head aud hcnrt OF the people understan'
the.e tricks Of scurvy poi,,ician-. lie, then
be assured that thci. srhemc1 % erthrah th
honest masses ere futile
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-20

than from ihemselve. AID, reunited again
upon a real basis OF freedom and republican,
isIn. this great. nation will tise from tins
eommo,ion like tho ph@nix iFoniiis ashes
ard whoever shall survive twenty years
ieace. Nil see this the leading nation on
Gods cart. existing without reproaeh, and.
conscious Of her imposing power. she viii be
The PRIDE the :-ua-l snd the hope Of al Ne
pauoas 81 Tie earth
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-20


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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1862-03-15
EXECUTORS SALE.

wv I'LL BE SOLD, at tho late residence of
w Col. Jcptha Norton deceased four miles
above pickcns Q. H., on Wednesday the 10Th
Of March, 1862,
FIVE LIKELY NEGROES,
Two Ilorsos, one Mulo. Cows aud Calves. a fine
stock of young Cattle, Corn, Wheat. Oats. Fod.
der, Shpcks. two Wagons, ono Carriagc, Black-
smith and Farming Tools, and many articles
too tedious to mention.
Terms Of ,Suic.--A credit Of twelve months,
with interest from day of sale, mute and ap-
proved security, for ali sums oyor fivo dollars ;
under that amount cash.
NJ. NJ. NORTON, r-,,
j. Is. SIWTON. EAors. FIX ors.
Fcbrnary o. 1862 20
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1862-03-15
PICKENS C. H., S. c.:
Saturday Morning, March 10, 1862.
o To Our Patrons and Friends.

With this issue cnds tho publication Of the
Keo,cec COuricr, and IN heavncss Of heart and
With great sorrow, tho duty now. deyolves on
o. to bid adiou to our patrons and friends. =.
i.a.ing been for some time identified with this
paper as ruhlisl,cr md jnint-prorretor, ] have
laborcu diligently to mako it welcome visitor
{, BUR numerous subscribcrs--anl, in this ciiort
lat.cr myself thnt | have been in some meas.
ure, at least. successful; but "a change lns
came oyer the spirit Of my dream and | feel
TINT my services nre now required in different
field. No son Of Carolina can turn q dcnf ear
{, tho call Of his country.
Ny most grateful Acknowledgements are due
nnd'nuw rendered, in al sincerity, to our friends
especially to those mho lmvc stood by ur with
hnwaveri"g approval and patronage during my
entire connection with tho paper Should for.
tune smile en- tho Southern Confcacrncy the
publication of the Courier will bc resumed nt
the cnd of the war.
The Books of the oifico will he left in the
}mnds Of W. +. lIoLcoAnE, Fro, with vi. III, all
settitinehts, either for Subscription or advrr-
tising, n,ny be n,a'c, RonERr Yocfo.
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BANK OF STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON. Feb uary 10, 1871.
rHNlIE LEGlSLATURE having ut it's last
il session, authorized the issue Of Bonds TO
the amount of $G75,O0o bearing an interest Of
per cent. for the purpose Of providing tho
funds required to sustain the State in tho net of
resuming her rights of Sovereignty, this Bank
is now prepared to dispose Of the Bonds. They
arc issued in sums Of $40. 500, and $3.50. An
opportunity is thus afforded every citizen to
make secure and profitable investment, while
contributing aid to the, cause III which tho State
is engaged. the view of enabling citizens
in any part of tho Suite to share in tho loan,
the Clerks of tho Courts Of tho several Districts
have been requested to open Books of Subscrp-
ton FIR tho Stock. Suitable arrangements will
be made for furnishing bonds on tho receipt Of
the money, at an early dny after each subscrip.
ton las been made. Engagements for the
purchase nf Bonds may be mudc at the Bank,
or mt any Of its branches. 1t is probable that,
ut tho next session of tho Legislature, those
parties VIII" desire it may have have their Bonds
converted into Stock
c. NJ. FURMAN. President.
February oS, 1861 80 If
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1862-03-15
To Arms +! To. Arms !!

~ The undersigned having in process of f,rma-
ton II Volunteer Company for tho war" to lie
attached to Col. Mnorc's Battalion. the Governor
having called on The S atc fur moro tronrs, We
propose t" ill up and organize on or bcf,ro the
10Th inst, as on that day draft will takc place
the requisite nnmberof men arc not raised By
volunteering. Those desiring to inin our Com.
pany will report themselves to either of tho un.
slcrsigncd. II. A. II. GIBSON,
LEMuEL THOMAS. =
March I. 1862 80 g
n. B. Fifty d"llnrs hnpty will he rpid to
each mnn when mustered into service. Trans.
pnrtation free
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1862-03-15

a zSle {eNtF OF one per cent. on al manjts
~ monies at interest, ,al monies invested
lSES3tm stdcks or bonds of any other State. other
B1nn the bonds or s,ncks Of this State. md other
than the stocks Of the bnnks and railroad COM
punics Of this State
The aggregate amount Of monies returned by
each person should Bc asccrtaincd before tho
return is made.
Slave owners arc required by Inv to return
the number of dogs belonging to their negroes.
j. ". l.. GARY, II. G.
January %. 1862 "a If
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1862-03-15
"a Sermon for the Times.

We publish OH our first pmgc sermon l,r
Rev. L. L.. McBurpE, delivered OH the 2Sth #
February last. nt Pcndlet.n, nnd published ly
request. 1t indicates great abilty-shows the
connection nf Divine agency with human effort,
mud will be read will, much Interest. aud We
f4in hope With much proft in these latter ds. 8
Of trouble and nfilictiun.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1862-03-15
LIME FOR SALE.

TNIlE ClIAUGALIME COMPANY have on
4 hand Mt their Lime Kiln, II largo lot of
Limo, which they will dispose Of at ten cents
per bushcl. Persons in want of Lime would do
well tu supply themselves while they have the
opportunity of doing s, ns tho Company have
determined to suspen operations for the pres.
cnt ~ w c. POWELL Accent.
MILESTONE. S. c.. Feb. lG. 1862 2s-tf
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CABINET-MAKING.

ANllE undersigned would take this method
IL of informing their friends and tho public
that their CABINET SHOP will be cluscd nj
nnSenrly day. Those in want Of any thing in
our linewill please call soon. All orders exc.
cutcd with ncatncss and despatch.
JAMES WHITE g. co.
Mnrgaf's AIiIla. Feb IL. 1862 cS If
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1862-03-15
Telegraph,c News from all Quartsrs.


R:uMoxp, Msrch 5-A large steamer loft
Newport News yesterday loaded with troops.
ssnpppsed to be g'ing to liattcras to reinforce
Burnside.
RlcmMoSD. March g. Tho House tndoy nos.
sod pill authorizing the commanding general
to destroy cotton, tobacco, and other prnrcrty
liable to fall into the hands Of thu cncmy-uycs
~; nays, 10. 4 resolution was passed., direct.
ing tho judiciary Committee to inquire into the
cxpedioncy Of providing compensation tn l,yal
owners OF property destroyed by the military
authorities. or tho owners themselves, to pre.
wont 1t falling int" the hands of the enemy.
MIR. F""tc gnvc notice that ho will introduce.
Tomorrow, bill providing for the purcn. c, by
me government, Of all cation aud tobacco
The business Of the Senate was unin.crc.t.
ing
l,ishop Wilmer to-day consccra,od tho Epi,.
c"rnl Bish"p of tho Diocese of Alabama. Tho
'"'a. .o.sirg ceremony Awos largely attended.
iti nnderstootl tllui Con. Price, of Missouri.
, was confirmed today by the Senate as Major
Sr. Louis. March 1l.--Conmhus has. boon
wcrc removed to Fort Randolph.
andy johnson has t,ccn formally nppointed
military Governor Of Tennessee.
United States stocks 93 per cont.
WAsHiNGroN. March 4.--Banks forces nccu.
sIc'l Alartnsburs yesterday without opposition.
- hoiic'c" ttut cncKsoh EMS at ~inccS.
ker fn fail force.
ls NoRroI.K, March 6.--'Thc steamer Nnrwcri
an, viii, Liverpool dates to tic 10Th, und Lon.
I"naorry to the 2lst nlt has arrived ut P,rt
!nnd;s o." Tuesday tho Royal mail steamer Ara.
I'm from Bremcn also arrived
'!!e Tascarori; left Gibraltar on Tie 18th nit.
for tho Spanish waters Of Alyesia.
Tho Sumtcr vas still ut Gibraltar. Whiting
fnr coal. o
an address to tho Emperor Of France was
presented IN the Senate and read. Tie debate
chmncnced on tho 10Th Tire address regrets
tue suffering ON account Of tho war in America
ana its effect upon manufacturers, bnt, ,ngrcss
win tl!e Emperor that friendly RELATIONS DO.
tween tho two countries render neutrality in.
cu,nbent. :"
Tho ITra'd's Paris correspondent savs Tho
Emperor is nn onomy to tho Union cnuse. A..
VII 20 shown after ho humblos England 10
hlGxieil. Il ~
LtY.Kroo. Feb. 2l.--Sulos Of cotton for four
days NJ GOD lmles, 10000 tn spoculntors aud
Importers. lie market was firmer with alipht
sdvance. Orleana l44 Middling i3; Mobile
Fnir i3a Stock 478.O9O ,wsre American.
s1 IstsH xesp. Ntnrcl, 7.-~i.ate English papcrs
'ferDr q Teoa;e favorable aspect 'df affai q Ia.
fwands tho South the opening of tho English
ilMrlininent. tiiSn was first announced through
Northern ci,annols. &onriy all tho representa-.
1tiys uoa cxpros, fay5raJlc s;pws taw.rds q.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1862-03-15

tTAXESi TAXES

tTAxES! TAXES!
WILL 0ttend ut tho following timos and
l. places for tho purpose Of receiving Taxes
Monday 3ri aInrch, at Ezekiel Cox's
Tuesday 4th . ut Center;
Wednesday 5th at Bachelors Retreat;
Thursday 9th &c ut Fair Play;
Friday 7th sc at Doutl,it's;
Saturday 8tfr :" ut Fant's;
Tuesday & "Wednesday, II g. II, at Pickcnsvillc;
Thursday 18th March,at Gossctt's;
Friday ffth ' at Trap;
Saturday 18th at llcstcrs;
Monday & Tuesday l7th & 18th, mt Pickens II;
Thursday Goth March, at Wolf Crcok
Friday 2l.t at lIagood's: ~
Saturday ODD &c at Mrs. Barton's;
Monday 9th at Capt. H. N. Robins
Tuesday 25h 90 nt Eli Stuncil's;
Wednesday Goth +" nt Wm. Nimmon's
Thursday G7th g Mt 4. T.. Grants Store,
Friday 2Sth g ut Tunnel Hill;
Saturday 29th :" at Abel Robins;
Monday 3lst g at jonas Phillips
Tuesday LIST April II, j. II. Halls;
Wednesday I'd " at G. p. Puole's:
Thursday 81 +" at G. w. Phillips;
Friday & Saturday ilh ~ 9th April at Walhalla
Monday &Tucslay,7th &S,h April, Pickcns G II;
At which time my Backs vii! be closed. All
persons falling to make their returns hy that
time are, by law, doubctaxrd The Tux Col-
lcct"r hns no discretion in the matter
State Tax snme as last year
Rsad 10 per cont. on State Tax.
Bnr 40 ;.
k for Relief of Volunteers Families, 33A
pS&Hcut. OH State tax.
ssonycrs will tnke notice that 10 Returns
ccvsaRu,lsss accompanied irth tho
S tlIe bills Of the Bank, Of sAiss