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TIE Norm WELLS STREET SHOOTING ARRAY
The brothe.F, Julius end Alfred Farero, who arc
nocnsed Of fassaultiug snd shooting John King on
Tuesday morning oo North Wells street, were re-
ar1aigued m the Fonce Court Yesterday forenoon
for further examination. Or. Storch, county ply
sIciaD, who has been attending the wounded man.
testified that the shot took effect In Kings night
eide inst aboTe the hip bone and that he could not
fnd The ball. IT, had inst paid the wounded man
WRIT and found that inflammation had set fn which.
lie had no doubt would cause tbc mans death win.
In three days. The Justice, therefore, continued
julius Was required to giye ball In the sum OF
s10,oe0 and Alfred =, 900 for their appearance.
A FATAL Juxr.-Wtlltam Foley, carpenter, re-
siding On the corner Of Nineteenth street and THIRD
Avenue, yesterday afternoon got On bosrd switch
engine No. 96. Of The Illinois Contra! Railroad, at
Nineteenth street. for the Of riding up to the
depot When the locomotive sras within 4 few
hundred yards Of the depot, Fo1es, unkuown to the
engineer Of fireman, Jumped OF, md IN doing 60
a asidewalk, smashing n his skun and causing q
most instant death. Ills body WIS taken to his
home, where m inquest will be held this forenoon.
The unfortunate man leaves wife and one child 10
1rnnr1 hfs iHto
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TG31CE1a1 t.
uEtDGxroKr, Sept. q, 1855,
AFR1vKD.-Eenncbce, ottsvn, 500 hu com II. @.
Gaylord, Lockport, 1000 bu cGIn; A. II. Brunel Ls
Sale $3.50 hu cora; Il. 9. LOOMS, Lcmons, 70 Eds
subb1e stone q. S. Gu.uee, Lemont, IS yds dimension
siona CayuEa, LocEport DO bu eotn- 800 bu natsr
Milwantee, LaSallc 100 bu com Maple Leaf, Lock
port, so bu bu oats Senator, 1Asae, 10
ions Goals D. c. Norton, Lenout 20 rds rubb1c stone'
Morning Star Crop Ottawa, Isl hria honr. e,sfo rs
seeds, &C., &c.; Union, Lasalle, 500 bu corn; Lady
Franklin. Leont, 20 yd8 rubblo stone Central City,
lussl!e, Ic0 bu Cnueasan Joliet 100 I'D com
Angola Lasare. s,fsS bu com Cosondelet- -lasale;
s.7oo bu corn; Wasp, LAsalle. I, ,210 bu corn.
C1KAKxD-Elzabcsh, Iockport Rocket, LoctpoFts
1410 M Edse; LcgEaux, 1asale, 10 bzls lime $ bts
salt, . hr1s pork Robert Holmes, Lssalle, 900 feet
lumber, s. lath; Iron Clad. II, 10 ieet lumber;
Morning Light Lssalle tss 30 shingles D. ~ Park.
uuea, e zoo feet lumber; Rock Ruu Joliet - eds tan
bark; Danube, 0taws: A. Lincoln. Lasa1e, 1.oeo brs
ealt; Lady Franklin, Lemont; 0. c. Norton, Lemont.
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to urge, md Withdrew the prosecution tn, prss
ouu Ink rcfcEe stood acquitted.
xHxER TAKEN 70 oHIo.
The e1ami1at' on bemg concluded, the dc:ccti .,
waited On Mr. Felkcr from the Ceot1al Staaoa TO
The depot OF the Pittsburgh and Fort Wayne Rail.
iSo7 { nd and foct. His desfinat;on ws7 mol
slated otherNite thnE 10 Ohio no. Were the details
OF healegcd crime furnished.
We wish mol to say woru which GIN be con-
etsucd fn!o IN expression Of opnion 10 the gnilt
OF innocence Of HI. Fe1ker of The crime for which
he was arrested, nor Of the probability that be Is
what was evidently supposed Of him tn the case
now eopcnded-a fence, Or receiver OF etolen prop
cry. The aafr ia an inricate one, and may yet de-
velope many incidents and facts now unknown
Pending this, It l. not judicious to speculate. We
content ourselves with the chroulclns Of the Acts
aSadduced IN evidence.
, 1865-09-21
OUR MIDS1GnT MARKET REPORT,


Especial Despatch to the Western Associated 1rcssl
NEW TcRK. Sept. 20.
srpcKs-
The Stock market has sclApstd aftcr the Improve
ment Of yesterday into It's old activity. brokers com
plain they have rarely known such period ofdullncss,
md operators ARD bec0ufng disGasted with their
business. The tone Of the market to on tho whole
bcatsh, hut there IL no Fpts1 for undertaking
ent In that direction. At the Stock Exchange most
Intense dulness prevailed and the market was heavy
Hudson Ryes, E1asie Gu Chiea and Illinois Central
we,r about the only strong stocks On the list.
0ovERyAKSIs.
Governments were 1rm Rith fnir demand for leos
MISCELLANEOUS.
Speculation In Stale bonds Isgs little and prices
were 1owcrto-day Miscellaneous 1lst quiet but gen
orally steady.
Gold active on account OF demand for custom aud
export. There is very little speculatlou.
NoSEY.
Money Is abundant With united dcmsnd.
PETEuLxrN
Petroleum stocks quiet. With GALES 1t the fo1lox1n:
Buchanan &c; Cherry Hun, &c Tit Hole Creck {s75
Rynd Farm. soc; Excelsior sl.ee; Montana - 81; OIL
Creek $2l5; Webster, $l1; Fcs Simple. 12c; Etnpite
City sc; Watson zloos Manhattan 2sc; Mt. Vernon
SC; Ftrst Natloos 2ic Knieketbocker, 16c; United
States t2s.lo. Petroleum market frm but dull for all
descrtpt!ons; crude. G3eXn; refined in boud s'9d,c
end nee s11aGc.
The Etpr<ss snJs: "The demand for petroleum IL
quite active At the wells and prices have advanced 10
t4De dollars per brl On Pit Hole and - so cn on
Greek. Stocks at Philadelphia Douton and thl4 port
arc unusually Light for shcsessou snd suppllesat sts
burgh have been drawn upon quite heartily There
sti1i uumber Of vessel loads for Europe Exporters
arc taking 11rgo amounts. Tho demand for home con.
sumption ls lncrrasing owing 10 the opening Of the
South rsdc Thcrc also considerable speculative
ceiling" 7..
DIT GOODS.
The Same paper sa5a:"ln the dry goods market there
fair business doing In foreign dress fabrics aud
prices arc nrn. Domestic cotton goods rule htayy
md tho tendency Is toward lower prices. Buyers do
not como ~asd 70 any great extent concessions
granted during tie past few days and arc holding oil
for SUI, lower prices, Cotton Eooda arc fr above the
present pticu Of raw material and there u = wide
margin for decline yet~
, 1865-09-21

rccei.tn= any information from them. No charge
for information OF advice. 0tlce s. Monroe street
see1-oEs6-1t
The largest stock of Kero3cne Lamps.
Lanterns, Chandeliers, Coal Oh Goods and Hotel
and Table GlassMzte, c1n be found At n. +. Me:-
nils Wholesale Wn1croonns. Il and 73 Randolph
street, Chicago, H. sel7o67.1t.
CamclIa Balm md Bloom Of the
Dan@sk Eosc, for beantif5ipg and radiatiug the
so,opls11on. a snpeslaiifelJ elegsntpsepasation.
au1Q-hAGGt III sAIu
Crumptonsa Strawberry Ralaam IL
certain remedy for Df=z.hea, Dyseuiery, and
Flux. DuHNuAa + Wax ScHAA AAcE. Wbntesale
AEente, 16 Like Atrcet, Chicago
jytesos 536trH sATv
Dlarrhea, Dyseniery, Summer Cons
pleint, &C., speedily cured by usino Maruire'6
'Benne P1ant." Sold by all Diuggists..
II. Scovn,
= Randolph street, wholesale Agent.
au1-gssSS"30t-TC III "a
Gas FIItufes.-Our Fall stock In now
and embraces the atcs and richest patterns In the
eult thetr oyn interests In examining. our goods be-
fott purchasing elsewhere. j. W1SanAyE, JR.. l.
Co., No. 81 Randolph street. sclG-nS91 2H
Go to the He1t-t7o to HryAnt a.
STATIONS Chicago Commercial College 10 ret a
thorough, practical hreness education, or TO be-
comc good Telegraph Operator. Address {cnclos-
inS stampsl for circulars, BnYASr & srRArToN.
, 1865-09-21
BoARp OF PUBLIC WORKS.
FOURTH ANNUAL REPSRr.

Water yTorkA-IMprovemc and Rx-
rcndlturne-Thc Lake Tunnel-ScW-
craEc-OJe1ntnE the Chlc4ro
HfyeF-HArb0r improvement
Prospective End 10 its
FILLING Up-StfceG Work
EtdeSTalkr, Bridges,
Street Tunncta, Pub
lie Buildings,
Parks. etc.
, 1865-09-21
N 4 II II I e ID .

Inthls city the 18th lrst at the rederce Of s.
h the Rsy Q. Il a1ina Mihnsn JoaS n VI. T.
HAIlIE L. HINES, No cnrda.
In Ctace Church, BY the Fey. Clinton Lnexe, Sr.
J. u. L. MORF ORD, OF New Tofk, md EMlLf r,
second daughter OF tho late Rev IT, F. Franklin.
Er Philadelphia and Lancaster, Pa, papers please
cory. ...-... -....
Sept 18th, by Rev. ". c. Jackson, Mr.. EDWARD
MORTIMER and Mtsa SUSAN GILLESPIE, all OF this
r9fv
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Vessels Passed DctroIt.
[sptcia1 Despatch to The Chicago Tribunal
DETROIT, Sent 70.
Ur-BakeT, Robinson.
DcwS-Eone. Wind west.
, 1865-09-21

146x 1,rxsrs-nn no bu wheat: 100 bu corn r.
" cSH1I AZ Il as -four 5000 bu whe. r
no nu coIn 20 barley.
EUJpCD nY RAIL Eo1D-1ESS bs1s -four
Thc aronnt OF grain In osweso yesterday near ~
can Be sscrTtaIncd was tbilows: 1n,M h.is flour
sIacC0 bu whe.t; 1,sh ho0 bu corn 900 bu oats
1InDo0 bp barley 81 oo0 bu rJe-
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d I e d

OEE e D.
On tho 18th Inst. of bilious fever, 8, EGGLESTOS
aged et years. month and days.
, 1865-09-21

NEW YoKk, Sept, -.
Prices Of mining stocks bid 10 Hosson to-day: Cen
t5ni 10; Copper Faltt. u; Franklin 394 Hancock
cY i6k; EocElalt, I; Superior, 1.
, 1865-09-21

Fccei.in. any information from them. No charge
for information or advice. Otlce s. Monroe street.
eean-oF:S-1t
, 1865-09-21

Cr11sprr Cntr;S.-Amons the many excellent
Inventions displayed in the Ohio Staie Pair, enc Of
Ike most noticeable tns Or. c. Il. Ccrsees' ey!in-
der clu1n 10 which tic lint premium WAS awarded.
Tlr cErn Il uuc,ed, as fts mime indicates, in
the iorm Of cylinder, and the uuster gioLuscs arc
<e1re1n,ed ly ncans Of tang. within the cylinder.
in-lcad cfn "Ias.rr." No 1a.,al Is used On the
Inside OF ths chnsn-it ynalcs bttlcf Scty quickly
:rd j. ycr, es;jy Cleaned. qualifications which Gu
il TO IL thr.ity housewives. The agent for Its
.:e Is ClE,lcs =. Iig.e., Of Gul1orG. Medina Co.,
Chic.
, 1865-09-21

PHILADELPHIA Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept -.
PE1EoL1t4--Yery ts1n and unchanged.
FInCK-pulf. Super E7.caGa.f5.
GnA1S-Eheat dull, Sales new red at 0s12 o. ,oid
do II. .ts3I10; white t2SaI.43. Iyo steady. South.
crn Bc. Pennsylvania f1-o6. Corn nrm. Sales 500
bu yellow at sc. Oats advanced to sc,
WuIEKEY-Stta5y at $2E.
, 1865-09-21

r.TEST HINGE AxLE WACox.-One OF the most
Interesting objects On exhibiaon at the Illinois md
Michigan STATE Fairs, WIS the Patent Hinge Axle
Wagon, illc Invention OF L u. brown, now OF L.
fayc,,e. indiana. The 'front.' wheels turn bv mcanr
0: hlrcc placed near the kpoEes 60 that tbs cuire
Ct tnr nEecs never gets nearer the bed, allowing
s!ofLer INA, and avoiding danger Of upsettias.
vchtei., and morc durable. 1t Is In extensive de-
,A1H
, 1865-09-21

AGn1cuLTruAL Fam At O1IAwA.-The annual
exhibition and 5nir Of the LaSsllc County Asr7cnl-
tr.al Society Will open OIL the eSth lust. at Ottawa
and continue four days. 1t Ia expected 10 be d
very fre affair, and one OF lis most interesting
fcntutes Will be a race, 10 come of on Thurxdar.
sst lust.. :or purec OF $l25 between c celebrated
lrLlans. Decfioo, Jacobs aud uobsoD asutpst
thFc lros,fnE baIscs. :" Gen. Grant" and twp
MI
, 1865-09-21

El7uEL ArE1cAS II. E. CuCnru.-The trustees
ard CON- rceatiun Of Bethel African n. E. Church,
,re very dcsrons OF obtaining mems for the ercc.
,ion Of church, with basement for school pur-
mses, ind 10 this end have appointed Rev. S. D.
v iu!sms 10 tolieit subscriptions from the charita
1lc members Of the Christian community. The
III: necessary to be 1askcd H. about FL, and 1t
Is he Ecped that this Will be promptly subscribed
u the 1ec.+sity II rrctstns md immediate The
congregation IL very poor. freedmen constituting
20 tulaIl roaion Of The members, md their lcase
Lae now almost expired
, 1865-09-21

The limited appropriation placed at the disnosa,
Of the board Tor The tenci Of The cmele,y grounds
and the various public squares aud pafks Of TIC
city, hnsc becl barely sufficient 10 naintain their
, 1865-09-21

TUE NEW CoI.Eer-A GuEAr SuccEss.-East.
mans National Eu-1nvse College opens even moro
successful tlan It's best friends anticipated. More
t.au three hundred applications for admission have
already been REGISTERED. The Office al Metropol-
i,nu Hall was thron:cd ycstexdny with those IRON
Tie clty md from dftetcut weste.1 States taking
mere iseucd durirg tle day. The college 1in Sc
ir 'cl! operation dsy and evening By Nondsy, when
cur citizens will find it interesting 10 drop tn. 1t
!oOLs very much Is thou.h the Institution here will
b. as popular and successful NJ the ono at Pough-
Ectptle N. y, .
, 1865-09-21

WANTED-A g ts-For the
" GLOBE SEwE1 MscAIN1, F'olsoDrs new r.t,ut
f!9ee ~ and EA aecordtrx 10 STYLE .ATkiNSVS 4;
HcztoteS4t
, 1865-09-21

No "CEN1nEyu1t" posr OFr7cE--Tc are re-
quc=ted u etaie that there such post occ In
this Sate ne "Centrerflle," although there are
several sowna and villages bearing that nam-. CO.
respondents would do Ne1l 10 bear In mind, and b,
lcastng out the local name OF The town or Village.
, 1865-09-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

w NANTED- Immediately-For
w tan Campbell Casts English oacsa Troupe.
T. young ladies' foT oN1. d. bd.itt. Apply Gpm =.
ftIEEI.I OILS
, 1865-09-21

AxEIacAS FASStso A1n1.-The first premium
on tanning milk, al the RECENT Ohio State Fair wa.
nw-rucd 10 the American t4nnius mill, which on
thorough Trial hes been proveu oe Of the very best
in The 1nnrlct for the puzposee for which it is de-
signed. Il possesses several important advantages.
prominent Emong which are these: Its ehoe shakes
backwa1d and forward, Instead OF with side mo-
.hc foul Feed before The wind toneaea II, and the
pitch Of the wind ie sucl 10 do its work In the
te-t Imaginable way. This mill y manufactured
end eold By Ogbotn, Chnpiu S Shannon, Piqna,
Ohio.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-20
Notice.

Notice.
IN pursuance of the authority vested in me
4 by section Article II of ths Constitution
Of the Episcopal Church in this Diocese,
hereby change the place of the meeting of the
next Diocesan Couacil from the city of Celum
ba to Camden: and the time from tho 10th to
the 2ith Of May next. The Council will, there
fore, be held i'll Grace Church, Camden, on the
24tl, Of y. The necessities Tor these changes
are obvious that tllay need not be stated,
and earnestly request the Attendance of the
members of the Council: THQs. F. DAVIS.
Bishop OF the Diocese Of S. c.
The attention Of the Clergy aad Parishes Of
the Diocese .s called to the above, and those
who may fail to recaiveAhe ussal notification,
are requested ss consider it in isu thereof
~ J. D: MCCULLOUGH,
April IS ssnsatsry sf OounaaA
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Lost Certificates Of Stock and bonds.
NOTICE is berehy given tina. three month.
rsuewal of the following CERTIFICATES Of
STOCK and BONDS, lost during the sack Of
Colunabia, on the l7th day Of February, 1865,
viz
:. One Confederate States Bold fer $500, bear.
ing ok per cent interest, dated lit April, 1858,
No. 1920. interest payable ssmi-an aually.
Signed by A. Rose; for Register. of Treasury.
Nine coupons attached.
Two Confederate States six per cent. Bonds.
each fer 81 .Qoo. dated 'Ist April. 1861 interest
payable mi.aanual1y, numbered l, ,43s, IL, ,44o,
signed Rob. Tylen4. Nine coupons attached.
. Two Coupoa Boads of the city of Savannah,
sash for $500, Nos. I'll, 772. signed r. Wayne,
Mayor, Jss. ". 1obarta, City Treasurer, dated
Let December, 1853. Fifty coupons attaehed.
Bends payable lst DecSnber, $50.
Twenty-eisht shares of tte South Carolin IA
Railroad and Southwestern. Railroad Bank,
No. 1,o45S the certificate dated lst May. 1885, i,
Al6S, nineteen shares same stedk 6ertificats 4th
February, 1855, No. 1857. Also, Certificate Of
net Bank, March 81. 1860, No. 2sl.
Commercial Bank Certificate. Of Stock. Nc.
~, dated lstk May ls4l. for twenty. Ave
shares 3e6 each. Alse. twenty shares same
Bank, Certificate No. l .O87; dated 1lth Janua-
~. fa56. Also, one hundred and twenty-one
shares, Certificate No. 1889, dated I'd March,
1864. -
Charlotte aud asuth Carolina Railroad Com
psny., Certificate No. 1sSsls for tweaty.six
ShaFea each 800. dated May 80, 1862.
Cslnrbia Bridge Company. seventy shares,
each $l00. w. i. DRSAUSoURE.
April 20 II
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-20
Office.

T~HE Stores will he opened on WEDNES.
l. Day, the 10th inst, for the sale Of proyl-
siens for cash. in proportion to the nu1,ber in
the family and the quantity on hand.
The resident poor of the city will he under
he direction "f :hs City Council, which will
issue t. them tickets for provisions.
The p"1r living beyond the-!in1its Of the city
will 10 uppliedeFcith tickets by the State Exc
cutive Committee. 3
Persons Will tax. notice of the above aad q
Jo;n. Committee Of the State5 aud city will
meet daily at the Baptist Church-cornnlcncin
MONDAY next, 18th inst, at . o'clock a. m,
for the purpose Of issuing new tickets.
F. L. KERRISON.
April l5 Chairman Joint Committee.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-20
a Card.

IsHE subscriber having retureed to the city,
u will resume the AUCTION and CONlAIS.
SION BUSINESS. and would respectfully solicit
. csntinuation Of the patronage formerly be-
slowed upon ban. Orders left aa the .esdence
Of ths sabsctiber, Washington street, or los.
EAASOES residence Richardson street, May
rants house. below State House, will be
Prsmptiy attended to. l. 4. LEVIN.
b. April II
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-20
A Card,

WILL aontiiue to attend to sales of FURNI.
u TURE, MERCHANDISE. REAL ESTATE
md STOCKS, at Private Sale and at Auction
Liberal advances made upon all articles sent to
me- for sale. For the present. apply at my
residence, Bridge street.
Orders left with MIR. D. c. PEIXOTrO, at
Mr.. Walters residence, next to, Shiver House,
viii be promptly attended TO.
Apsle FRANCIS LANCE
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-20
oopaon. Proossdings
COUNCIL CHAMBER,

.ooIuHs1A, s. G., April u. 1866.
fresent-His Honor the Mayor, and Assist.
Hops. Lsaphart, Stork. Waring and Wells.
The following accounts were Presented and
ordered t. be paid; ). A. Selby for printing,
$500; E. d q. D. Hope. for corr 400; E. Hope,
for Aims House, l,ss0.5Q; G.. W. Wright, for
repairing Engine, Housss los.
The account Of g. w. Wright, for blacksmith
york, was referred to the Committee on
'Streets.t
Tho Assistant Mayor presented statement
OF doRstions- to the city; also, 3 statement of
purchases made for the city. 'R.ceivedas in
On motion, it>was ordered that tho balance
due tho E<esutive Committee be paid over by
1.-The Clerk.
The matter of collecting tax.s was deferred
until the next meeting Council adjorrped. !.
A. G. RASKIM, City Clerk.
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. AUCTION SALES !,

Z. Vso1gsd 1feasury 7V0tes.
- By Jacob Cohen.
WILL Ss sold. THIS DAY, goth. met, at Be-
delrs Lot. at 10 o'clock.
One-Thousand Dollars in GEORGIA. SEX
PER CENT. TREASURY NOTES redsemaBie
in coin or bonds. Terms Confederate notes
+ April 20 s.;,--~-- ass.-,.5s' i.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1865-10-21
TI y. Ml,E RE AL.

iNIARRIED, on the 23ds ult., by Revg FLETcnER
Smith, Mr.. sA.iE. BROWN, Of Anderson, to Miss
JULIA M. MILLER, OF Piokens VI;
$On the1lth inst, by the same, MIR. SAMUEL
MCCALL to, Miss NJ. L. TEAGu uE, of Georgia.
ION the 18th inst, by the same, Mr. c.. c. PER-
RY, formerly of Colleton, to Miss MENA Mccall
LIS, of.Walhalla.
!. On the 14th inst, by the same. Mr.. HENRY
DEN NENBERGE to Mrs. AUGUSTUS FAJEN,
both of Walhalla.
fOn the 9th inst, by the Rev. J. H. SULLIVAN,
Mf. 9. w. EATON to Mrs. L. ]. McGUFFlN, both
of Piokens
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1865-10-21
State Oa' somah Carolina.

p" IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WHEREAS, William T. Spencer hath applied to
tate OF Abranl Spencer, deceased, late OF the Dis
trict of I'ickens and State aforesaid: The kin
tred and creditors of said deceased, are therefore,
cited to appear before at Pickens G. II. on
Monday the 3oth day Of October, instant. to shcw
cause, if any they can, Why said letters should
not be granted. Given under my hand and seal
this 16th October, 1866.
w T.. HOLCOAlBE, opD.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1865-10-21
State OF South Carolina.
IN Observation-Disclosures. {.

~, IN ORDINARY--CiTATIoN.;!
WHEREAS, David U. Glenn hath applied to NC
" for letters of administration upon the estate
of Robt j. Glenn, deceased lnte Of the District of
Pickens and State aforesaid: The kindred and
creditors of said deceased are, therefore, cited to
appear before me at Pickens c. II. OIL Mondays the
30th day Of October, instant 20 shew cause, it any
they can, why said letters should not be granted.
Given under,my hand aud seal this 18th October,
1866. w. Il. HOLCOMBE, op,D.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1865-10-21
STATE OFF sOUTEa CAROLINA.
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WHEREAS. Rob't. A. Thompson, c.E.p.D,, hath
" applied to ME for letters Of administration
upon the estate of William NJ. Fennell deceased,
late Of the District of Pickens and State atore-
said: The kindred aud creditors of said deceased,
are, therefore cited to appear before me at Pick
ems G. H., on Monday the 9th day Of November
next, to slew cause, if any they can, why said
letters should not be granted. Given under my
hand and seal this 10th October, 1865.
W,E. HOLCOMBE, O.r.p.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1865-10-21
H'dq'rs Sd Sub Dist. of West'rn S. G.

ANDERSON Z. H., Sept.18, 1866.
GENERAL ORDER No. S.
1T having como to the knowledge Of the Licuten-
/ ante Colonel commanding that large amount Of
property, formerly belonging to the socalled Con
crate Government is now in the possession of citi-
zcns within this Sub District it is ordered,
That all such Property, of whntever description.
be immediately reported to the nearest Assistant
Provost Marshal in the Sub District, by the per
son or persons having, it in possession, that an
exact account Of the same may be taken for the
future disposition Of the Government.
Assistant Provost Alarshals are directed to arrest
all persons who fail to comply with the above orr
Court for trinl.
BY Command of Lieut.. Col C.. s. BROWN,
II. A. JOHNSON. Lieut.. AUDI Adjutant. 4.
October II, 1865
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ESTATE NOTICE.

A Ill PERSONS indebted to the Estate Of the
"A late Col. "A. P. Calhoun. deceased, will mike
payment and those indebted thereto will present
their demands to the undersigned, legally attested;
within the time prescribed by law.
Nj. M CALHOUN, / Admx.
. g.. J. c.YcALHGsuN, Jr' )Ad%E'
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state of ssOslah Carolina.

t# 6H3is. IN IN NoRDINATY--CIrATIoN. aNt}'4
MTHEREAS, Rob't A. Thompson, o.EP,D, hath
( w applied to me for letters Of administration
upon, the estate of Nathaniel Howard, deceased,
late Of tile Dstrictof Pckens and State aforesaid:
The kindred and creditors Of saiddeccased are,
therefore. cited to appear before me at Pickens 9.
H., on Monday the 9th day Of November next, to
shew oause if any they can, why said letters should
not be grahted Given under my hand and seal
,TI ..7a We. HoLCOAIBE, .o.p.p.,
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Letter Of Acceptance.

GREENVILLE, s. c., October 2. 1865.
Mr.. Editor: | am indebted to the kindness Of
somefriend or'frends for very hattering nomi-
nation contatAJd in your issue Of the 26th ultmo,
to seat in the United States Congress! accept
the nomination, am grateful for the support prom
ised, and, if elected, WILL DO MY DUTY.
Very Respectfully,
JOHN D. ASIIMORE.
Els~ The Friends OF Col. John ID.
ASEIMORE respectfully announce him candidate
for seat in the Congress of the United States, at
the, ensuing election.
Oct 2, 1865 If
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O. a. ND I'D a II Il S

gegn We are authorized to am
nounce JAS. FARROW, Esq, of spartanburg, as
candidate TO represent in the Congress of the.
United States, the Fourth Congressional District,
comprising the Districts Of Anderson, Pickens;
Greenville, Laurens, Spartanburg, Union, York,
and Chester.
"Ootober IL, 1865 s If