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JEFTaason ORR, A,

Arrived Saturday and asunday-63O Texas
Beeyes and 1877 Calves and Yearlings. Sold on
saturday-I64 Texas BeeYes, 1877 Calves and
Yearlings 81 Hogs, and Mich Cows Stock on
saIe-l26s Texas Beeyes,9 a $50 Calves and Yeal-
Imgs, lO2 Hogs, BIAS Sheep, SO Mich Cows, and
On rsSas rn1S-s with Calves
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Per steamship Merrimae, from New York
Anderson &co-Bum & Frank-Beer & Levy
Brisac d Blum-Blelock &co-E s Benedict 81 Son
NJ j Brennan-J G Blohm-G W Banker &co--J
Bernheimer-Barnett & Lion-H Bodenheimer q
co-Bouton, Smith & Denman-F G Barriere AGO
NJ Burke-A E Blackmar-M Conner-T f Brown
J III Courtenay-Conery Aeon Dalshemier eco
w Dauphin-A + Dunbar Godehaux--Gueble
Nippert-Gutman BrOs-J Herzog-I Harris
d Fl Holmes-Jho T Hardie &co-S w PERTH
Half &co-Horter, Peterson y Fenner-Hernstadt
g. Simon-Francke i Danneel-Henderson, Peale
&co--H Phelps &co-C Jaubert--Kearny, Blois
&co-H Kohlmayer-M M d D-J Kemp i'm
administration Bros-F Keibble-.Kahn &
HERMANN H 9 King &co-E Loeb Booking &
Moses-Davis & Jackson-J I Dibble-A Engle Il
co-Forcheimer Bros-G Friedman-G A Fosdick
NJ FFedmyer--F Verhoetf q Bingham
Fiquet-Franke, Stratton& Hirsch-J G Flemming
Forcheimer & Haber--Fischer Rose Folger &
co--Fatjo, Marks &co-Fulkerson d McLaurin-A
Guesnard-M ellis &co-Griffin & Porch-Grieff &
Byrnes-E Giquel--A D Gretf--Meyer, Weis eco
Jno I Moore-MoStea, Value co-McCuteheon &
neutrality-suspicious. &co--L Phelps-Loeb q
Levy-Lehman d Godchaux-W H LetchfoEd eco
Levy & SheareI-Leyy, Miller &co--C Lazard-T
Levy-Loeb, Simon &co-.L W Lyons &co--J A
Lum-C LOeb-Levy u Donisset-Chas Loefier-
C Ledig-T A Levy-Leiman, L &co-Levy j. Ad.
ler-Mayer & Rosenthal-P Malard-Malard &
Tooker-A Magnier-M u Johnson--A Muldin-J
Marks-Phelps &co-B Piffet-Peet, Simms eco
o Payan-E L Pierson &cO-Page, Peele g. Mo-
ran-M Reiman-A Rose &co-Rice Bros &co-R
& C-J Observation-Disclosures Ray-L H Stern 4
eo--smon 3 Loeh-R R &eo-T Sherer-suther
land &co-shurby, -Witkowski- Spencer
&co--E Thompson &co--Van Norden &co--Wal
lace &ce-Wheelock, Finlay &eo-Nathan &Good
nan-Zerega &co-AE Sigel-A Soper-Stevens s
Seymour-Schmidt j. ziegler-J sheldon-G
Sanders &co-Stern Bros-A Sawalt-A Shorl-
st Charles street RR-Stewart & &C Shell
| Shropshire, Anderson &co-H Tricou--Turnel
COZ Van Benthuysen &co--Wells Bros &co---F
Walker-YIilbur &co-S Wicker &co-and other
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Imports Saturday.

MoBTLE-steamer Louise-2O0 SKIS coffee and
sundries TO order
NEW YORK Steamship Rapidan-Astd mdse
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL.
STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS
Calling at Havans and Queenstown to land Nails
and Passenger; taking Cotton and signing bills of adng
here at through freight henos ST. Petersburg
Moscow, Riga Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, Rotterdam
Gothenburg and Havrs.
Storage granted bring
passsngsrsfOm Liverpool Queenstown New Orleans
for $50 in currency, per adult
The final port may DO either fixed on signing
the bills of lsdng declared by the holder of the bill
of adng within hours after the steamers arrival
st Liverpool thus aordng the importer the choice OF
markstA
TNME BRITISH ARD AMERICAN sTaAM
Navigation Company Limited will dispatch the following full
powered Iron Screw steamships bstwesa
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT,
Sailing from LIVERPOOL and NEW ORLEANS Monthly
During the Summer;
1874 tons. ....P Jamlson Captain
MISSISSIPPI. tOns..... j. Campbell Captain
FLoRIDA......,.....l 1887 IONS. "A Flina Captain
MISSOURI 1854 tom. Hancock, Captain
ARKANsAs.... tons. II. Barren Captain
ls2s tons VIM L. Mssney, Capt
1861 tous...., Il eraha,n Captain.
CAROLINA .lsal j, HARRY, Captain.
.lS4s tons. H P. p. oouchs, Capt
0aSin Passage to liverpool s25 gold or s equivalent ii
eanenCy
For rates Of freight apply 70
HUNTER, AsKBw CO., Il oarOndslst street,
COngnsss goods respectfully desired present thoi
Bills Of LadRg the oos pay t,r freight and obtain dc
| livery OrdAEh for the sAlas1
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. sHREYEPORT-steam Mittie Stephens-l SIX
and 40 bales cotton Dean, Adams s. Gan-23 bales
cotton Carroll, Hoy Seo-25 do Ar Milteaberger-
roll &co--9 G Taylor John Phelps-4 to Sey-
monr Marlborough &co-3 e Marqueze-3 do 10
J Chatte & Bro H J Phelps &co--l Hood &
&co-l W Burbridge &cU-l Scott Cage &co--8
Winston, Morrison &co-l5 hides Lapene g. Ferre
2l7 head cattle Stoner & Turner-sundrfes to or
der-Total 1853 bales cotton
BAYOU Subsistence Nina Simmes-5 bales
4 Maas-lO Newman & Buckingham-4 Milten-
berger &co-3 Oscar Bercer-2 Ben Toledano-I
Hy Won Phul ir &co--l to Boulgny & Esclapon-G
SKIS seed cotton new 6 N Worthingt0n-su
to order-Total 80 bales cotton
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sonora-6 bales moss
bxs eggs J B Gerard-lot lumber Roberts Eco
sundries to order
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gFgaTine SntelIigellfe.
CRzsCEEr OFsGcE, No o. CAMP STREET,
Monday, August 20, 1856.

CRESCENT OFsGcE No. 81 CAMP STREET,
Monday, August 20, 1866
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Sheridan, Bolton, for New York
.+ A MoultOn
Steamship Beaufort, Hutchings for Apalachicola,
Merritt Durham, Mckinnell eco
Steamship W G Hewes, Austin, for Galveston,
Steamship Lizzie, Weber, for Pensacola Master
Steamship Monterey, Whitman, for New York
j N Courtney
Steamship Texas, Stanton, for Galveston,
HAYES & Bowen
Steamer Lady Cay Burke, for St Louis, Master
Steamer G Castro. DeIpit, for Mobile, Master
Schr S Hies, Thompson, for Philadelphia,
Fosdick
Arrived Saturday.
Steamship Rapidan, Eaton, from New York, Sh
inst, 10 Jas Connolly &co-lst district
TowBoATs,
Mohawk, Arnold, from St Louis, with barges,
STEAMBOATS,.
Lafourche, Baranco, from Bayou Sara.
Louise, Hopkins, from Mobile.
Starlight, Hays, from Shreveport.
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FORT JACKSON.

U. S. MAIL PAoKET-TwIcR A WEEK.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 10 A. n.
Returning every MONDAY and HURSDAY.
ET0R FORT JACKSON, ST PHILIP. PoINTE-
ala-Haehe and ali way iandngs-The splendid passen
ger steamer Live Oak, W. S Basset MASTER W. Ii. II.
Brooks, clerk, will leave above
TITUS 4 9WAkrEEl No. 5 Tchoupitoulas street.
VlRGINIUS @. DENT2ElI. Advertising Agent
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STEAM SHIPS.
NEW YORK.
FOR NEW yORK DIRECT.

NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANIES STAR
LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
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EoR NEW YORK D1RECr-THE FINE

Forming Regular iweeky Line of Fine Ocean Steam
ships.
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Receipts by Railroads.
N. o., j. d G. N. R. R.--Aug $40 bales of
cotton and sundries to order
N. o., o. u G. W. K. R.-Aug 1S-sundries
to order
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oPELoUsAs.
BAYOU SARA.

REGULAR 0. S. MAIL PACKET-TWICE WEEK.
EOR BAYOU SARA, PORT HUDSON, BATON
ROuee Paquemns, DOnRdsonvills, and all intermediate
andngs-Ths passenger steamer RntOnTchs, BaTaneo,
MASTER leaves New Orleans regularly every WEDNESDAY
at 10 l. NJ and SATURDAY at 5 p. n.
Returning leaves Bayou Sara SUNDAY, at NJ and
THURSDAY, at coming down the CoRst in daylight
VIRGINIUS @. DEEfAEL Advertising Agent
REGULAR BAYOU SARA RAOKET.
STEAMER NINA sIMMEs--W r. 4REATHoUsE, Master
TROXLER and MILLER, Clerks.
Leaves every MONDAY at bP. M and FRIDAY at 10 M
LNOB BAYOU SARA, PORY HUDSON, BATON
IL Rouge, Plaquenins, DOnaldsOnYile, and all inter-
mediate landings the coast taking freight for all landings
Bayou Laourehe For freight passage apply board
or to
TITUS 9WARTNEY, Agent No. 8Tchoupitoulsl ST
VIRGINIUS @. DEETzEL Advertising Agent
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VICIksBURG$

GREENyILLE, VICEsBUKG, NATCHEz AND n, o.
REGULAR THURSDAY u 6. NAIL PACKET.
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WATERING PLACES.
MORGAN LINE
- UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
EVOR THE WATERING PLACEs-BAY
ST. Louis Pass Christian and Mississippi City-The new
iron lowpressure steamer
Lady of the lake,
Captain JOE WALKER,
viii regular trips the above places follows;
TUESDAY, arrival of ga NJ train POntchartran R. R
THURSDAY,
SATURDAY, A
Returning Leaves Pascagoula Wednesday and Sunday
mornings Mississippi City Friday Saturday mornings
touching at all landings excepting Ocean Springs.
The Tuesday Saturday trips will be made through to
Pascagoula
These trips will be regularly made unless prevented by bad
weather or low water
1. O. HARRIS, Agent,
Corner Camp and Common streets
SEA SHORE LINE
WATERING PLACEs-BAY ST. LOUIS, PASS
w Christian, Mississippi City Biloxi and Ocean sprngs
This elegant and very fast low pressure steamer
Gamellas
. W. L. CozzENs, Master
WIZ hereafter continue her trips follows:
MONDAYS. TX O'Clock NJ FOntchartran R. R. Train
TUESDAYS. .so'eiock AM
THURSDAYS . O'Clock AN
SATURDAYS, O'Clock P. \.
Returning will leave
MONDAY EVENING.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
FRIDAY MORNING.
SUNDAY EVENING
ON Monday nspnngs "trip will go direc5 to Ocean Springs
and Biloxi returning evening via all the Watering
Places.
The above trips and departures will be regularly made
| less prevented by bad weather or low wa5sr.
On SATURDAY positively freight will be received after
IL O'Clock u. train.
For further information apply to
COHEN N. SOFIA 10 Garondslet street
FOR THE WATERING PLACES.
Leaves every TUESDAY the of the N POnchAr-
train Railroad train Pascagoaa and way landngs
every THURSDAY for OCEAN Springs and way landings;
and every SATURDAY OF N. Pontehartrain Railroad
! train for Pascagoula and all landings.
FOR THE WATERING PLAUEs-THE
splendid low pressure passenger steamer
Creole,
| CHARLES WALKER, Commander
will leave above. For freight passage apply to
LEACH PBRKIEs,
corner of Gravief and Carondelet streets.
patton ROUGE ADVOCATE.
THE BEST MEDIUM FOR COUNTRY ADVERTISING
in the stste, outaids of New Orleans,
Mercantile Cards inserted at LOW PRICES.
Subscriptions and advertisements received direct at the oC
: or by mail aOcOmp anied by the CASH.
| JIM. TAYLOR PrOBristOr
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY, August %, at8Am
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patton ROUGE ADVOCATE.
THE BEST MEDIUM FOR COUNTRY ADVERTISING
in the stste, outside of New Orleans.
Mercantile Cards inserted at LOW PRICES.
Subscriptions and advertisements received direct at the
or by mail aOcOmp anied BY the CASH
JIM TAYLOR Proprietor,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-06-16
Prepare for the Approaching Storm.

The financial revnlsion which is now sha-
king the whole commercial fabric of England
should impress upon us the absolute nccessi-
ty OF preparing, ourselves to meet n similar
shook on this side of the Atlantic. The heavy
failures which have taken place in London
and Liverpool, will doubtless be the cause of in
Vulnerable lessenstailares and suspensions, and
who can tell hoW Soon a panic may startle our
own merchants2S SpreSsing effect is already
observable il. the eWE Y ork markets, and op-
orators show an inclination to place themselves
outside the circle Of heavy speculative transac
tions. To ride safely through the storm one
must liyc economically, and within hismcans
Those III ordinary circumstances who have
laid aside portion of their gains will suffer
lightly compared with others who spent every
thing as they went along. "A financial crisis
will not be fully comprchcndcd until it is
fairly upon US. All branches of business and
classes of trade will feel the effect. AS is al.
ways the case in such times the first victims
to fall will be spectators. Unfortunately
the misfortuncs which their own uncharita-
bic and wrecklcss acts havc produced will not
be confined within the limits Of that particu-
lar portion Of the community. Merchants
who, III order to meet payments, arc forced to
sacrifice their goods will be next in line to
receive the blow. Then will como working
men and those dependent for livelihood OH
mechanical pursuits
Thousands will be thrown out of employ
mcnt, and thousands will not know whic" way
to turn to obtain means Of support. 1t is well
that each and every man should take a wise
view of the future, and put his house in order
while it remains in his power to master the
situation. = Charleston COuricr.
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The State Of South Carolina.

PICKENS-IN ORDINARY.
o.'"' ~ ""o WIZ Petition for Par
Cynthia Albertson md others. titi0n.
I L appearing to my satisfaction TINT Samuel
Il Albertson, .Jr., one of the defendants IN this
cnso, resides without the limits Of this State
1t is ordorod, that the said Samuel Albortson.
Jr., doappear in the Court of Ordinary, for tho
State and District aforesaid. at Pickons Court
House, on the 9th day IF August noxt. 70, slew
cause, if any he can, why tho Real Estate Of
Samuel Albertsnn, Sr.. deceased should not be
divided or aold for division, or his cons ent to the
same will be entered of record. ~
w. Il. lIOLCOMBE, o.r.p.
Ordiaary's oaico, May22, 1866. S.nt
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state OF South Carolina,

IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NM I1EREAS, Robert a. Thompson, C.E p.Ds
w hath applied TO mo for lottors of admins.
tration, with Will annexed, upon the Personal
Estate of Eliza A. Isbell. deconsed late Of the
District of Pickens and State aforesaid: Tho
kindred and creditors Of said deceased, arc,
therefore, cited to appear before mo Mt Pickens
G. II. on Monday tho I'd day of July. 1866, TO
shew cause, if any they can, why said lettcrs
should not bo granted. Given under my hand
and seal this l4th day Of May. 1866.
w. H.. IIOLGOMBE. o.pD.
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Haa aITM5ay-PickeMs.
Tilrnan &. hlngee
Bill Of Revivor & Sup
plemcDt for Partition.

t'''''"" =. :. N''s'e Bill of Rcvivor & Sup.
Nancy q. Brown, Ct ais plemcnt for Partition.
fE'llE defendants in this care, to wit---Francos
Brown, widow Mary G. g. Brown, William
Brown. Henry Clay Brown and other children of
Benjauin Brown. deceased, names unknown, Will
linmJ &. Hunt Marct Mngce, ~ a. Magcc, Ben
Salmon aud wife II Marah-rcsdc without the linz
itsof this State: On motono Harrison &Whincrs,
complainant's solicitors, IT is ordered that these
several absent defendants do appear in this Court,
within three months from the publication hereof,
and plead. answer, demur, to complainant snid
bill OF complaint; otherwise, order pro confess
50 will be taken as TO them
ROyT. a. THOMPSON, c.K.r.p.
Com'rs Office. March "a. 1866 BIN
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
PTCKENS--IN EQUITK
Sarah Capehart, widow, Bill for Relief, lAc.
VS. -. count, Discovery, set
IL: n Robins Ex'or, etals tlemont Of Estate, SC,
happening 70 my satisfaction that the lIoirs.
Il atiaw Of Harvey Capehaft, deceased, (names;
number and residence ui,known,) tho Heirs-at.law
of John Capchart, deceased. (names, number and
residence unknown, A. d. Rogers, administrator
of the Estate of W. D. Rogers. deceased defend
ants i'll this CASE reside without tho limits Of this
State: On motion Of NTcGownn s. Adams, COM
plninnnts Solicitors it is ordered that these sever
al absent defenants'lo appear in this Court within
three months from tho publication hereof, and
plead, answer or demur. to compainants said bill,
of complaints otherwise, order pro conttsso will
be entered against them.
ROB'T. a. THOMPSON, c.E.r.p.
Gom'rs Office March 27 1886
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Tho State of South Carolina.
PICKENS-IN EQUITY.

Wm. G. Keith, OF. ais
Bill for Partition sc.
Mary r. Keith and others
L appearing t" my satisfaction that Broad
a well W. Keith, Mary Keith Drnclla Keith,
Susannah Keith and two other minors, whose
names nrc unknown, hcirs Mt law Of Marville l..
Keith, deceased, defendants in this case. reside
without the limits OF this State: On motion of Nor
ton, complainans' solicitor it is idcred tlat these
several absent defendants do appear in this Court,
within three months from tho publication hereof,
and plead, answer, or acmur to complninants enid
bill of complaint; othcrwisc,> guardian nd Item
will be appointed by the Court to represent their
interests in this cause
ROBT. a. THOMPSON, c.E.pD
: Com'rs O!lcc. March 81, 1866 3m
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State Oh south CaroIina.
PICKENS DISTRICT.

PICKFNS DISTRICT.
ELIZA HlNCk. wife of Conrad Zinck,
Il Cabinet Maker, Of tho State and District
aforesaid hereby give notice that after tho expi-
ration of one month. will do business ns sols
trader. Occupation-We Weaver and Sempstross.
ELIZA XINCk.
Juno g. 1866 37
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To the Women of the South.

As requested, by the Ladies Memorial AS
sociation, of llichp:ond, we publish below a
touching and beautiful appeal from the Pres
idcnt of the Society;
TO TIE WoaIEN OF TIE SouTn: Rich
mond is bcsirt with IN army If Confederate
dead. The hallowcd precincts Of our ccmc-
terics arc rendered. still more sacred by their
gravcs-to be counted by tens of thousands
OF martyrcd heroes; around us were bloody
battle fields, and here were the most crowded
hospitals The dead of both arc sleeping in
Hollywood and O.kwood Not alone the fall
cno of Virginia are buried here Your loved
and lost, brave and chivarous spirits, whom
We, too, learned to love, rcposc side by side
with ours. The greater proportion Of your
best and bravcst young men, checrcd by your
blessing and strengthened by your prayers,
came to Virginia to battle for our common
cause. ,NA
Many, oh! how many of them fell on bat.
tic fields or died in hospitals the victims of
disease engendered by the exposure Of ardu-
Gus campaigns g
There is no country upon whose roll Of hon
or shall be inscribed the names of the .Confcd-
crate dead They died for and with their
cause.
Their courage and devotion obtained the
plaudits of admiring nations. But it is the
recollection of their sulterings, their patience
and their ultimcly end, that most tendcrly
cndcars their memory to us. Dying, they
left us the guardianship of their graves. -
1t is grateful service, due alike to them and
TO their surviving friends. let lis keep green
the turf above their heads and build mouu.
mcnts to mark for generations yet to come tho
place of their rcpose.
A society has boon formed in tho city of
Richmond entitled "Thc Memorial Associa-
ton"
The objects of this Society are to collect
funds to be applied in enclosing, arranging,
returning, and otherwise placing in order,
the graves of the Confederate dead inferred in
the cemeteries of Richmond, so that the names
of our fallen soldiers may be permanently pre-
served from oblivion, and thcir last resting
places saved from the slightest appearances of
neglect or want of care
All persons who make donations for the
purpose of carrying out the objects of this So
ciety are enrolled as members of the same.
We would respectfully suggest to tho ladies
of the South to form auxiliary societies, coop
Grating with us in carrying out the object
above stated As soon as such societies arc
formed, it is hoped that they will correspond
with this Association. Letters may be ad-
dressed and contributions sent to
Mrs. WM. II. MAcFAnLAND,
President
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-06-16

aeD- The latest invention is the "palpitatin,
bosom for tho ladies, which gently "heavcs
by the touch Of an emotional spring" con
cealed under the left arm.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-06-16
TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
I'm EGuIty--Pickens.
james W. Earle
Bill for Relief, sc.

vs. DIIl lot NCHc1, &c.
VIM. c. Keith, ct. ais
NlIE defendants in this casc, to wit t:-Brondvcll
L w. Keith, Mnry Keith, Drucn Keith, Susan
nah Keith, and two other minors, hoirs ut law Of
Maryic H. Keith, dcceascd-rcsidc without tho
limits Of this State: On motion Of Harrison g.
Whiners, complainnnt's solicitors. it is ordered
that these several absent defendants 10 appear i'm
this Court, within three months from this hntc, AMI
piend answer or dennr 10 complanants said bill
of complaint, guardian at Htcm will he np-
pointed by tho Coart TO represent their interests
in this cause.
ROB'T. a. THOMPSON, o.E.r.p.
Comrs Onicc, March 81, 1865 3,n
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-06-16

AT the request Of little Sally c., says the
Spartanburg Express" we publish the fol-
lowing beautiful lines, that all the children
may learn them and sing them too, if they
wish to pour forth the melody of, their hearts
in the melody of song;
"Oh, humbly take what God besows,
And, like his own fair flowers,
Look up in sunshine with q smile,
And gently bend in showers"
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
PiCkEN'S--IN EQUITY.

PiCkENS--IN EQUITY.
Samuel Knox
VS. Bill for Construction OF
1eEs i Knat q. Law Of Andrew WILL Partition So
4 L appearing to my satisfaction TINT the Heirs
L. atlaw Of An,ircw p. Knox deceased twhnsc
names, numter and residence are unknownj reside
wi!!!an, lie limits Of this State: On motion Of
Harrison Whitncrs, compninant's solicitors, it
is ordered that tho Heirs law OF the said An
drew p. Knox. deceased do oappear in this Court,
within three months from the publication hereof
and plead, answer, or 'emur to complninnnt's said
bill Of complaint; otherwise, the allegations in the
said bill will be taken confessed by them by al,
order pro contesso
ROB'T. A. THOMPSON, c.xrp.
Com RS Office. March 81, 1866 3m
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HOME CoNvERsATIoN.-C Children hunger
pcrpetually for ideas, and the most pleasant
way of reception is by the voice and ear, not
the printed page. The one mode is natural
the other is artificial. Who would not rather
listen than read An audience will listen
closcly from the beginning to the end of an ad-
dress which not one in twenty of those pres
ent would read with the same attention. This
is emphatically true Of children. They will
learn with pleasure from the lips Of parents
what they deem drudgery to study in the book;
and even if they have the misfortune to be
deprived of the educational advantage which
they desire, they cannot fail to grow up intel
ligent If they enjoy in childhood aud youth
tho privileges of listening daily to the CONVEX
sation Of intelligent people. Let parents then,
talk well at home