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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-02-14

AN account ofthe recent tnafriage of thesrA
Prncess Anna Muratstates that tlt, syhips yna
of the coachmen cost twenty dollars each, ssa4t
and the silk stockings Cfthe footman thirty sao
dollars pair M ,,,,as,s8 lssa ms 's1sl !
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-02-14

nea- The author Of radical total abstin-'
ence novel wrote in his book, Drunken
ness is folly" He was much chagriped
when the work came home frem the press
to find that the printers had made il read
! drunkenness is Jolly.
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8asiaess Cards.
j. M. ESTEP.

A T TORN Ely AT L A w ,
Cudlz, Ohio.
COLLECTIONS made, and business OF Exc
sutors, Administrators and Guardians at
tended to. -'g .-.-r.@
Also the collection of q
Back Pay, Bounties, Pensions, dc.
OF Soldiers and Widows und heirs Of deceas-
ed soldiers, &C., attended to.
oFF1cE-on Main Street, opposite Beall's
Drug Store.
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pyTho Principal Of an academy "a rassssi.ami ~ Z. q
pupil, who was an asprant for tho siiAfiolY olYi4HNf
Of school teacher, a certificate, wfifcf said,--.
position for which he is qnalifedtla tsrig ~ i-
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afE~ Some Of our religious exchanges tel aacisss
story about woman being relieved from, n; \,
spccehless Frief by ahymn. We hayeknowns I
and greatly bensftted by hirns sbefore tliis.aA.
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PHILIP DONAHUE,

a TIT q II N Il V A II I. n w ,
Cadiz, Ohio. ~
oFFIoR-On Market Street, over McCon-
nelrs Grocery. Entrance between Hanna S
and McConnells. fgz .elr...t
Cadiz, Ohio, June4, 1895. ga
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Mrs DoUelAs' wedding-dress vas
" white-colored silk and a while vsil.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-04-07
TO TAXPAYERS.

I HAVE received my instructions to proceed at
i once to execute the. Tax Laws Of tho State of
South Carolina passed in 1866, by Assessing all
Taxable property in Pickens District, for the rur
pose Of raisng supplies and dcfrnying thc expenses
Of tho State govcrnmcn Therefore, notify all
persons liable to pay Taxes, that they nrc required
to make their Returns to me, under oath, for the
purpose of having the came assessed. No return
Will be received by mail unless sworn to according
to law. Thc property subjec TO assessment is
1st All lands, lots and buildings in cities and
towns; and cotton, excluding tho crop of lHG5
manufactures Of the District for salc spirituous
liquors manufactured or sold, md all brought into
the District and sokl. Assessment will be made
from 1st October 1865 to 1st October 1866.
Cd. On all salcs Of goods, wares nnd merchan-
die from 1st Of May. 1863, to lst January 1866.
Sales Of cotton, except cotton seized by the United
States Government or sto.cn from Let of May 1st
October 1865.
3d. The capitation tax is levied on all males be-
tween twcnty.one and sixty years of age, white
and blnok. Employers mny return for employees.
4th. On ali dogs that we're owned st January,
1866 or that may be owned up to the time of pay
ment of Taxes.
|. therefore, notify all persons concerned that
will be at tho following places. at the time named,
for the purpose of making Assessments as above
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-04-07

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
pICKENS--IN EQU1TY.
John nurumo Bill of Revivor, and Sup
SAM, purdine. r Ct. ais plcment for Partition.
THE defendants in this Case, namely cly--Spmucl
J. Burdine, T. II. Southwick and wife Patsy. Jno
w. Lathen,, Richard NJ. Lnthcm, Abraham Z. In
them, Anthony G. I.athcn, Samuel w. J.athcm JAS
l.. Petit and wife .Iane f. William II. Strecty aud
wife Sarah. anu Henrietta Ham md husband ---
Ham, Jacob Earnest md wife Betsy, and George
JAthem---reside without tho limits Of this State: On
motion of Harrison & Whtncrs. compainants so
lie tors, II lis ordered that these several absent do,
fop,yanss do appearin this Court, within three
mouths from the publication hcrcof, and rlon,l nn-
swcr, or dcmur, to tomplainants said bill of com
plant; otherwise, On order pro confcsso will be
entered against them
ROIT. A. THOMPSON, c.E.r.p
Cours Office, March ~, 1866 3nl
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RECEIPTS.

The following persons have paid on their sub
scription to tho COURIER Us follows
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-04-07
THE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA
PicIkensr7-In Equity.
N. A. Clayton
vs. Bnl for Partition.

y Hannah Clayt0n et.als,
}rHE defendants iii this case, to wit: s. John
j Clayton anu Nathaniel Guerin and wife Marga-
rot, resi- !e without limits Of this State: On
motion Of Norton, complainant Solicitor. it is or.
dered Tint these said absent defendants do appear
in this Court. within three months from the publi1
cation hceof md plGh nnswer OF. dcmurto COM
splainant's sid hill Of complaint; Otherwise, IN
order pro coltcsso wilt be cntoyetl against them.
s.l ROBT. y. THOMPSON, c.E.r.p,
\ Con,'rs Office March 3, 1866 3n
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-04-07
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
IICKENS--IN EQU[71.

Saran Capchart, widow, ! Bill for Eclicf, Ac-
w count; Discovery. set
H. N. Robins, Ex'or, ct.als clement of Estate. sc.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that the ITcirs-
Il ut-law Of Harvey Capchart, deceased. (namcs.
of John Capelnrt, deceased, (nanes, number and
residence unknown, a. d. Rogers administrator
of the Estate Of ". y. Rogers, deceased; defend
ants in this case reside without the limits of this
State: On motion Of McGowan & Adams,
plainans solicitors, it is ordered THAT these sever
nj absent defendants do appear in this Court within
three months from tho publication hereof and
plead. answer dcmur, to cnmpainnnfs snia bill!
or complaint otherwise, order pro conttsso will
bc entered against thom.
Com'rs Office March 27, 1866.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
TYCKENS--IN EQUITT
Samuel Knox
J. TEX s.:: :: s::.::.1 Andre" :; ;'a u Z
TTappearing to my satisfaction that the Heirs
:at.lawof Andrew p. Knox, deceased (whoae
n ,mes, number and residence arc unknown) reside
wtlloui the limits Of this State: On motion Of
Harrison & Whitncrs. complninant's Solicitors. it
is ordered that the Hcirs-nt-law Of tho anil An
drew i. Knox. deceased. do nppcnr in this Court.
within tbrec months from the publication hereof.
and plead, answer, or cmur to complnnnnts said
bill Of complaints; otherwise. the allegations in tho
aid bill will be taken confessed by them by an
'ROB'T. A. THOMPSON, c.E.rp. !
Com'rs Office. March "a, 1866 3m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-04-07
EST ATE SALE.

lVILE BE SOLD, at my residence on tho 2cih
TATE of Robert Spcnccr, deceased namely:
One Horse Wagon aud Harness. Rifle Gun,
Cows and Calvcs, Cross cut Saw, few Carpcn-
ters Tool. Bureau, Houseloldand Kitchen Fur
niture, and other articles
TEnMs--On n credit of nine months, with note,
interest and approved security.
w. y. DEATON, Admr.
April s, 1866 -
aeay~ At the same time and place, will ho sold
70 or 80 Bushels c orn. w. d. u.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-04-07
THE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,
I'm Bquity-E'ickcms.
Bill of Rcyivor & Sup
plemont fOr,Partition.
Tilman e. Mageo

Nancy q. i Brown, ct. ais p'emo"t f0Trar'i'i0n.
'rllE; defendants in this case. to wit--.Frances
Brown, willow, Mary c. 9. Brown. William
brown. Henry Clay Brown. aud othor children OF
Benjamin Brown. icceascd names unknown, Will
liam J. G. Hunt. Marct AIagec. N. a. Magcc, BEN
'inniin Mason, Elias Mesou, Ezokicl Mason. Ward
Salmon and wife H. Mariah; reside without the lin
itso this Stnte On motion OF Harrison g. Whitners
compMinanCs solicitors, it is ordered TINT these
several absent defendants do appear in this Court.
within three months from tho publication hereof,
and plead, answer, dcmur, TO complainant's snid
bill OF complaint; otherwise, an order pro confess
so will be taken as to them.
4. ROB'T. A. THOMPSON, c.E.p.D.
'Comrs Office, March "A, 1866 BIN
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
hM Eruity--Pickcns.
James W. Earle

Wm. G.. Keith, ct. ais.
'I,ilE defendants in this cnse to wit wit:-Broadwcll
L ". Keith. Mary Keith, Drncilla Keith, Susan
nnh Keith, and two other minors, heirs at law OF
Marvillc H. Keith, tlcccased--rcsidc without the
limits Of this State: On motion of Harrison q
Whitncrs. complainants solicitors, it is ordered
that those several absent defendants do appear in
this Court within three months from this date. and
plead. answer or dcmur to compainant's said bill
Of complaint, or n guardian ad Htem will he ap-
pointed by tho Court to represent thoir interests
in this cause.
ROB'r. a. THOMPSON, c.E.p.p.
C0m'rs Office, Mnroh 2l. 1866 BIN
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-04-07
The State of South Carolina.
PICKENS-IN EQUITY.


Vim. G. Keith, et MS
vs. Bill for Partition, sc.
Mary r. Keith and others
T 7 appearing to my satisfaction that Broad
i we'll w. Keith, Mary Keith, Drncilla Keith,
S,snnnal, Keith, and two other minors, whose
names unknown heirs Mt law of Marville l..
Keith, decenscd, defendants in this case, reside
without the limitsof this State: On motion of Nor.
ton compainants solicitor, it is ordered. that these
several absent defendants do appear In this Court.
within three months from the publication hereof,
and plead answer, dcmur. to complainants said
bill Of complaint; otherwise, II guardian ad litem
will be appointed by the Court to represent their
interests in this cause.
ROB'T. \. THOMPSON, C.E.p.p
Com'rs Office March 81, 1866 3m
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Grss: Gin Distribution.

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Send IS G -nts Cor Certificate.
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sx,y i've ~ 80. and 100 Tor SIS.
AGENTS-ws want sgenss in ev>sy
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sn-r ssmisssncs ssvunss 70 81. Agean
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
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SINGERS And PUBLIC SP3AEERS
oil hna Tf.~as- s><.s "a e1-.ns- ~.
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As Or design = - make our paper
Cns ILi.t All - ~ '.lrTest ~ 81 GIL
gAyei ~ sH~ .IifSFei- ueYarLilrLts y,
sc-iv~ :1'Ilst.s in every part 81 the
county. We Especially solicit tie co
oP~rs-.yI " oar InlS Aigent citizen
throu-fol.t itf lstli's. Ard being -
prcia ie-'FpEs Of er.air'ing THE
isrnirg Interests II irtois. it.ns in
any department a A--sisal.are arapar
tIculzrIy ,lics'Srs Please send rs all
the news. Inc.'i'nts, General iniorma-
sion, An. mineral discoveries in your
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vvvuE dtr-lra.t viii proresd ~ih rho
, r.rss'y sYr.r.rr ~ Pu6rfs ecua,y on
tAs - 90 Of I'm 1916 " ron Inc Lars
snt s~s~rnia~ a. r'stsl IS ~ s-.llph No,
~ 4 3ysr~A ssags3 ~~r.
The InF-rm-tiss- firrr y III also BE- rsn sud
fh- rn-n<r- lh-Frttf -T>shsh-a Person.
Interested ssh pi- sse o. -rss.rf
ID, WEAVER.
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svHE uadsssigned ~iil proceed With shs
= eecn'y surveyor - Ds1sis county ~
W sEh tsg ~ Fss. 1856 10 ran ne lsnes
I'D ssrssuire the toundsries Of seetie y
- -. town sossh range 4 West.
Inc ssss-sn-dsste fines ss.. sis0 - run and
No essn~vs skereof estsb st-hsd- Perssn n
sssssss'ed gill piesss 10 pressss
@ JUHANERMAN.
Jss- 81. ls9s-z~
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81 10000 GOLD = SILVER. sl@o.voO
HOLIDAY GIFTS
GREAT ATTRACTION:
" atches, Clocks, Chains, Diamond
Rings, Aslcdeons, Sewing Machines
Pianos, &c.
ONE MILLION DOLLARS WORTH

ONE AiLLlOR DOALANb w OAlh
To Sc DlsrusED -. AT
Que Dollar Each !.
Euhooi r~ssrs ~ yssss. Ma " be paid for
anus ypu knos what you .rs 10 receive.
splendid Last Of Articles, to be sold ut
ONE DOLLAR EACH:
100 Ciocxs tFfsnchy 3 and II
"a, civrss, rs.g.ng lfcm SO 10 o35O
10 Psnvs, VI the Dsst n4sLu.
s.elurs. 500 TO eoo
$50 ss~fng Machines. Vi fhs
brss m<sIi sctusc. so 10 $50
20 G-u'.' Cole llsslsag- case
Watches IS TO 30
400 p,smond Rings 5Olo l0J
o. D GyEd vrsa s0d N-rs CLains 4ss 80
zoo " O.si Band Bracelets Ito 5
~ J N sns tisls Brscsiets 9 10 ~
100 Ca.ssisips sud Guard CHAINS 8 TO 20
1862 S,ns.i~ aas G,sd Brooches 4 10 ~
~sOU Coral. Opal sad E.ss
Bro chss 40 3
1900 L.fs4 Opal and Il herald
Ear DrYG. 4to 8
1000 C.iilDrns O.mond Bressg Pins 5 ~ Az
svv 90 Fol- sss Vest Watch
CnnDs 2 SOTO 10
100 Fob aud Vest Ribbon siidss to 10
200 ar'. ss,r~s buttons. ssvds. &c sio
su5U GY.c iAimelrs pe.ci!s 4tv d
luUU Miniature l. ,rsets = 50 TO ~
HOO :. e Mseie spring ~ 10 -
500 Gid Tooth picks Cfosses -. 3
5UJU Pam Goid X ngs Alto 10
100 Y .sesd = 10 ii
iUsJ Stone Sr' and Signet Rings = to IL
900 G sifsrsia Diamond Rings Ito 10
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"a ,i5~f- nd Pencils 4t0 10
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llsitsrs 8 10 ~
200 " :. Hair b - 6lo IL
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5utO s:ssl1fs IL u 81
lvsJ y Fruit. Card. Cake Basket 3viv 80
900 ,xen Snsrs Ics spoons 10 80 20
lthO :. faD;e Sryv.s ~ 10 ~
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s.a- b. tn- MsSu'.csYfsns c.-ff.1s %
d s'ee sna E.ssaad. .ssgs qssn'v y vsi-
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YvHE undersgnsd will run Stage from
y Jasper % Lpcgoo,ee, for The sccomm0-
dssion Of the public once week. leaving
Jasper every Tuesday morning in time q
connect With The cars. snd rss0rning on
Wednesday. lie will Be thankful iss :
share OF public patronage.
ANTONY SIENNA USER
Dee. 26th. l864-Iy.
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subscribe for the jasper C~rier.
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u sho~s sssrly every ihise : Tsaus
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ssk Tor; sii u vhieh % ill ssil q sssy
sasl pest fss essA o produce II hixkss,
market price gill y pss1 iss vssl. fssihsss
ssd oshsv psctors-
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Justices Blanks.
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n SANITY % hand End fos ssIe icu a she
COURIER OrFIcG
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THE undersignsd ~iII procee6 With tbs
= CcsBry Surveyor ~ Dnbcs county on
~ ~ csy Of Jsn 1s6s. 90 ron me lines
I'D d-'s-miae the keurdsries 81 sections No.
= 4 - To~n south range vest.
The IN sFm-diate isnes viii slso be run srd
Ne s~ness tksr~of ssabiished. Psrsous
tstsres;sd xuI pIesse te present.
SEBASTIAN KCEBLER.
ANTHONY ECKERT.
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3800OO0s NV ntOUUs IOW
1Seso0red.
Just pusiished. 10 . s<s slisiss Of
- Dr.. Cslverss.ss cslssrs,ed Esssy
- shs radical care (sithssr nedirirel
" 6psrnstorrk9s- o. Seminal Wesk-
aess. 1.-Two snss-y. Eni~sions. Srxssi DsbiI-
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Eervsssness C0ssUnrTrcs. EPIIErsY. go
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ssssitine frcn 6sli-iscslgsses q sexsssl
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aissble Leessse CLEARLY psDses sFoa - sss
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Ssls-Absse ny - sGrcrulIy reosved vish-
cot 0sticine. ss< risscut tssGeross susei-
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se. my esss kinseIf cAesply. pssst-ly and
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This Lecture sheul6 - IN shs hsels n
sVsry yoush ssd svery man 10 80 lad.
0sss usdes s<sl. 10 : pisis ssvsIops. %
sry s5iress. poss psic. O reeeips Of six eesis
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1ssssursr-E- 6TErHIssc~-
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ORIGINS - BA;ssRrpsE rsvssnrP.
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Norloss 10 great vsrissv.- Dssxks Loo
~ snd - ais To-. " Jss- FasArnAs.
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Let ~ ~ RECOMMENDATION.


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Cnnine Sagncity.

a gentleman who survived the wreck of
the ill-fated steamer Anglo-SaXon, gave
the following account of the escape of one
of the boats through the pilotage of two
Newfoundland dogs:
The last time ! saw Captain Burgess lthe
commander of the AnglO-SaXon), he was
assisting 20 lower the small boat In which
were embarked twenty-five men, one lady
and myself We left without food, COM
pass. or sufficient clothing. We were
knocked about in fog all day, not know
ing whittier we were drifting. Toward
evening. however we espied Il cliff of Belle
Isle. when we entered into Cape Rae
which we made. Approaching the short
we saw a man carrying gun, accompa-
nied by two large Newfoundland dogs. He
evidently saw us, and made a signal for ms
| to approach the shore cautiously. We fol-
lowed his course some time, till il was hid
from us by a cliff which it was impossible
hc could descend.
The two dogs, however, soon appeared.
descending this dangerous headland, and
upon reaching the water dashed precipi-
lately into the sea, howling dreadfnlly.
! Having swa m ont close to the boat, they
| then turned close 10 the shore, keeping a
short distance from us, indicating that we
were TO follow them, Our singular pilots
seemed 20 understand the danger Of our po-
stion. and We did not deviate frem the
course they were leading MS without lOnd
howl being uttered hy them. AZ last we
ARRIVED In q natural creek, where safe
! llauding satlectcd. NOother Shailar creek
was to heseen, which caused all TO wonder
at the sagncity displayed by these dunbar
imals. No doubt our preservation was In n
great measure attributed to these noble
dogs. An alarm having been raised, a rope
was let down by pulley, and we We're ta-
ken up the olin, which is one hundred and
| finy feet In hight. We were shortly after
enabled to reach the light-hOuse, where
every attention was paid rs.
C8-'Papa," said a little boy TO his father
| the other day, when one fellow strikes an
other hain't he got a right TO strike him
baekm
! "Certainly he has, replied the father,
"the law of self-deiense sanctions it,
well, II tell you what il Is" replied
the boy, @the next time you box my ears,
III hit you a crack ON the smeller." ga
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M MONTGOMERY H0uSE

EASW THIRD STR EEw.
DAYTON. %.
Captain E. 4. Retter, Proprietor,
HLatc Of the Western House, Springfield o.
Thoroughly renttcd and'renovatcd througloutand
is now one of the Jest Hotels in this city.
D1s" Omnibuscs run % and from all Trains ,QsQ
MARC -tf
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