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direct from Das ] lAbdfsth 4 son.
fbuse VITO waut reliable seed cone
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FURNITURE
AND
GROCERY STORE
Daiias street.


tOpposife = 4 SckiHfer's Sfore)
I WOULD respectfully call the atten-
l ton Of my friends and the public ger
orally, 10 ms ireh arrivals Of
Turniture & Household Equipments,
Consisting Of the following
Mise Bareaus, Wanht. iso-s wood and
Oak
Dressing Bureaus, sortol wAlnut and
Roseseod
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Sngl and Double f.e,is,esds. Walnut.
Low Pos, and Iouase Bslseaa.
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Enclosed
Drawer
Msrb,e-Top
Valiant Nurse Rockers,
California Cane Scat Rockers
Oval Bach
Bsnn.strr wood sea, e
Split bottom Chairs, to = ,neb
Sa, Back Gha.rs,
Carved Poplar spindle Cane Sea, Chairs.
Wood Seat Dining Chairs
offce Rim Chairs
Cushion seat and Cane Back Rocker.
Kound Bar Room Table.
fs,eusion Table, 5. TO- sud > fect.
Wardrobes. Walnut and Rosewood
Cupboard Saies. assorted
Gard Tables.
Drawer ~taHds
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Agents Wanted EXeryu here

Iuequalled inducements offered TO
Ladies' and Gent. who will act a. such
Our descriptive circulars will be sent On
application
Distributions are made in the follow.
ing manner Certificates naming each
article and its value arc placed u sealed
envelopes, which are we'll MIXED One
Of these envelopes containing the Ger
tlheate ~ Order for some article. will rs
delivered At cur oiice. or sent BY mail
20 any address, without REGARD 70 choice.
on reeeip, Of . cents
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Is value, and can thon send One Dollar
and receive the article named or can
choose any other one article on our lis,
of the same value Purchasers af our
sealed EHrelopes NAV. IN this manner
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hundred dollars
Long letters are unnecessary Have
the kindness to write PLAIN direction.
aud IN choo.inr Different article. from
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with the name Of the person sending
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Diamond Pins brooches. and Ear
Drops Ladies sets ot Gold and CO7ai
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Gold and Silver Extension Cases, and a
large assortment OF Fine silver Ware
sud Jevelry of every description, Of the
hest make and latest styles
Gry- \ chance 90 obtain any Of the
above Articles for ONE DOLLAR. hy
purchasing a sealed envelope for 2ic
L1s- Eve Sealed Envelopes will be
sent ior Eleven Tor S. Thirty lor
- sixty i've for $40 One Hundred
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HACKS AND DRAYS
r.. NJ. Mlt.kI<,

DkfURNS his thanks TO the citizens
~ ami Business men OF Marshall and
vicinity. lof the liberal patronage hiihrr-
to extended to him atd desires to inform
them tha, be IS now fully licensed, sad
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! Advertising Index.
MARSHALL.
MERCHANTS.
g. G.. Grrsf a Co.. Singleton a saadeos.
1 u. ~ Martin. Heard & Twyman ~ Ruseuham
/ Loeb Jones. Dan Mycrs Johnson 4 Taylor
Ph,-on 8 pi'ls's.~. knirh, 4 fa.ley. y n.
DAYS & Go. Ayct Lopez q Co.. mn. iIawiry
DRUGGISTS.
Frank b. Wood g. q Gregg Co.. A. Saara
HOTELS
Caprol Hotel
PLY SiCIAN~
pr. " y. wi,her-poon. pr johnson &
Grain d. s. Easan liz. - > BAD
DENTISTS
Jaiu.sn IS Slaughter.
LAWYERS.
fn1sr& Gregg GeofEe lane HUl& Langley
John = W ulams John liufke q. r. i4p4cnmh
Wilson. a Nclssr HAL y Turner. Pot-
-toa'luitn s. Pope, q !. ilghiowcr ~ tlys
Ian frId..
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Fr p,',N ''
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
D. D.. HEss& Co.,
WATCH MAKERS
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The Same Gold Peas In Cold Plated Fhouy
Desk Holders and Morocco Cs4s
s.sona Qaallly raa.-Nsl warraptel

Ger see1ui qpa.fy PEGS ~, stamped "E
psy. a Co b and stH esfeiniy made having
tht s4a'e psut ls "af hrsi saahsy pens, me
tbe gold The prices are ~ ~ owst NJ
prn iie 40 pen 81 % So pen 81 %.
Ne rnn .. D. Ne, zen s. -.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-10-05
The Amnesty to be Tested.

we learn from the Montgomery Mail"
that Judge Rico, of TINT city. has made a per-
sonS' test Of the practical .aluc Of the Presi.
dents Amnesty, Not being ubc, in conse,
! quencc of ofllcc-holding before tho war; to
ttko the oath of registration until now, when,
ON the strength and authority of the Exccu.
| tive proclamation, he took the oath therein
prescribed.
Under that oath Judge Rice offered to reg
lister, an'! will offer likewise to vote. 1t is
his opinion, aud he stands high MS iurst,
that every man supposed to be DISTINGUISHED
by Act of Congress cnn take tho oath OF am
ncsty, and in virtue of that oath is entitled to
vote The only exceptions made arc such az
the President has specified in his procama-
ton. The eminent Judge holds that this ac-
ton on the part of individuals outawcd hv
Congress entities them to the restoration of
all privileges enumerated, and rights Of prop
erty, except rs to property with regard to
slaves, and except in cases of legal proceed
ings under the laws of the United States
lie further maintains, that this Executive
amnesty is superior to and independent of
Congress inasnuch MS tho Constitution dele.
gates the power of rcpricve aud pardon to the
President, and his decision in tho premises
can only bc in"a!i,'a:cd by illegal and revolu.
tionary means. One of the privileges of the
late amnesty is the right of franchise. This
privilege Judge Rice has determined to avail
himself of, if within the limits of legal hu-
man effort.
On this subject, tho 4" Nail" says, and VIC.
commend its views to our readers:
"Judgc Rice so far MS we are informed,
ls the first to put himself in position to raise
before the Courts the question whether the
Presidents late proclamation does not restore
the right of voting to even supposed disfran.
ch'sed citizens who complywith it. 1t is to
DC hoped that all of our disf,anchsed citizens
will follow his example, and thus put them
selves in position to obtain their rights by
calm and peaceful appeal to the judicial
tribunals.
:" Why should any citizen omit the orror
tunty to seek from the courts what is denied
under the military or reconstruction bills p
The way is markrd out. Will. tho lisfran.
chlscd fail to put themselves in that way p
Every one of. them ought to comply with the
proclamation before the day of election, and
thcrenp"n offer To vote ut the election. This
IS what they owe to themselves and their
country"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-10-05
MERE MERTON.

Lexington District has awl.ite majority Of
800 - - Union I4cnnurs'' arc playing out
iii. Virginia. Tea culture in Georgia Is
successful. .---The gross earnings Of the Kan.
sas branch of the Union Pacific RaiIrond 70,
August was S23G.OOO. loo formel half
an inch thick on Mt. Washington ono night
last week. .--Gcncral Grants father is speak.
ing on tho Democratic side in the Ohio can.
vass. Gen. w. a. Ovens of Florida, for
merly of South Carolina, is dead - Lancas.
ter District has Il white, majority The
South Carolina University is to be kept open.
,---- Complete registration returns in Geor-
gia show white majority of l, 1856 .-Short
dresses nrc more the fashion thnn over in Par.
is.--The Fcmae College of Bordentown,
N. j., bos a &c department of washing. . -
Cotcrpillars have appeared OH the cotton in
various portions Of the State. .--N NIcssrs. vii,
lis & Chisolm, of Charleston, estimate the
present cotton crop at 100000 bales
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-10-05
R
Rvligious Notice.

The lnll"wins are thr .\unoin,ments ,f R.,
~. B Srsrn~Ns. Pyc~i'ling Elder i,r The Green
y,ile District of the South Carnlinn C,nferen.c,
NJ. r. Church S.n,h, ith Qnarer:
Grccncifte .Siation--.I,h Sunday. and Sa,nr
day hrE're in September. Assessment $3.50.
HcidciHc Circait-5th Sunday, and Saturday
bet,ro, in September, at Ioar. Assessment,
5000.
Gteenritlc Crcui-lst Sunday. and Satur.
day before. in October, at Ebemczcr. Assess.
ment $3.50.
Eichcns0Wc CircuH--2d Sunday, and Sotur.
$lOO. 'p' ''''S"'''''
Reo'occ Circut--3rd Sunday, and Saturday
800.
JYalAalla CrcuH--4th Sunday. and satur.
day before, in October, ut WalIlal'a Assess.
n,cnt $3.50
iSsnccu and TMgalo-lst Sunday. and Satur.
day before, in November, at Smiths Chapel
Assessment $3.50.
An3ersom .Sation.-2d Sunday. and Saturday y
before. in N N'vcnhcr. a $500 >n,cnt 5000.
Ihic'son Ci|cHH--3l Sumlny. and SATURDAY. =
brl"rr ~ Nncmber. ut E,cnczrr. Ass.,s
mcnt 5000.
lsnNetom CHruh- ith SUNDAY, and Sntur.
day hef,re. in November. ut Shiloh Assess
mcnt S2nn. ''''''
September 18Th. 1867.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-10-05
DIE CIIARLESrONER zEITUNG
JOHN A. WAGNER, EDrroR.

NDEls thc above hoai tho undcrsign d propose
~ TO publish German Weekly Rsaper.
to be tn organ Of the herman population, and de-
voted to.the interests te. il, Encoura pine
Immigration anitninsfrialaP aPlpsnits.
- Literature. agriculture: Commerce. Ans and
rr'Ie @iil'he represented IN Its columns, and tic
news OF the 'lny will no gi,rn. -
VEN JotN ! aWAaEysB has kindly consented to
nhiertake thr " fur he pre sent
'Snh'cri ption---Sa l0 fnrt wevo months s, 50
for.six montl,s;s$l O0fortlrec mouths,
!" ADVERTISEMENTS inserted on liberal terms
C.&G. ERCKMANN9& IL co, e
r Charleston, October, 1857 @ ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-10-05
Messrs. 8. Bleokley 6 Co.

This cntcrprising firm spreads before on,
readers this week an advertisement, wherein
it is announced that they have received at their
Store, in Fendlcton, large and varied assort.
ment of Fall and Winter Goods They assure
the public that these Goods, having been sc.
lected with great care in tho best and cheapest
markets in the country, will be disposed Of
for cash or barter on the very best terms.
This establishments is under the superin.
tonding care Of Capt. CHERRY, an accommo.
dating and very efficient salesman; assisted
by our clever towns-man, Mr.. ALEXANDER.
Thus prepared and aided. this firm confident.
ly goes before the public with primo assuran-
cess Of success n consummation We most hear.
tily wish, See advertisement
j t.s.is5re u ,---------~ -,-4-A---1
Ress In the Common Council Of New Or.
le'ns, La, on the 10th, at the election for as
sistant recorders, onewbite man and three me-
groes were chosen.
\ y SsFs Nine yonng ladies' took the veil lest
"Wednesday In tho Cathedral at Nashville,
1aqnessee, Right Rev. Bishop Feehan offioia-
tffysa Il
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-10-05

Rsy" Mr.. JOSIAH w. Conn, Of Pickens.
has been appointed Commissioner for the Uni
ted States Courts for South Carolin,.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-10-05

Ey- We publish today the prospectus of
/" Die Charcstoncr Zctung," German pa-
per soon to be issued in Charleston General
WAoENrR is to bs the editor. The enter
prise has our best wishes for its success.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-10-05

mB- Registration in this State, at last ac-
counts, stands as follows: Whites, 3O,366
blacks, So, 165. Total, 86,531
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-10-05

DeS- The price Of cotton has declined in
the Liverpool, New York, Charleston and 9TH
or markets. tits quoted in New York at %,
and in Charleston at Is. Gold, a.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-10-05
TAX NOTICE.

DERSDNS liable to nnke Quarterly Returns on
IL sales of Gnols. &C.. will ,meoi mo at Pickens
e, H. on Monday next The III instant. for that pur.
pose. n,I p,y the xihereon3s Longer indulgence
cannot be given.
s. g. fiERNpON, T. C.
k Dot 9. 1857 Q II
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-10-05
Assistant Assessors Office,
u. S. Internal Revenue,
PICKENS 9. IT,, Oct l, 1867.

NOTICE is hereby given that Division No 81.
~ (fornrrly Gihsnn's divsion) lns been consoli-.
.l,,cd with Division No y, making tho whole Of
Pckens District one Division, which is now uudcr
my charge. MI persans. therefore, in Pickens Dis.
tric. VIII, nre in any ~ interested in Internal
Revenue m,ttor. will please call Mt my offioo. at
Pick"ms g. IT,. withm, delay. ! shall be in my
office al OF Court week next.
F. a. IIOKE, Asst
Assessor cpllection Dist, 8 G.
Oct =. 1897 tf
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-10-05
Return Day.

This is "leturn day" Less than one
hunlrDd oaeoa -h..ua boom -ssnod in pi"kans.
In Abbeville. one hundred and City eases
have been returned. The return in Audcr-
son is less than onc hundred cases
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-10-05
Caterpillar.

We regret to learn that the caterpillar has
devoured the leaves and young bolls of the
cotton belonging to Mr.. JAS. w. CRAWFORD
Of this District. Capt. e. B. CoLuoUN is
sufferer in like manner to limited extent.
We havc not heard of ravages elsewhere in
this District by the caterpillar.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-10-05
Twelve Nile River Baptist Association.

Twelve Mile River Baptist Association.
The Twelve Mile River Baptist Association
convened with the Peters Creek church, four
miles north Of the Trap, in this district, says
the " Carolina Baptist" commencing on Fri
day the Goth ultimo.
Tho Introductory sermon was preached ac-
oor.lins to previous appointment, by Elder
JoHN ARIAL; and tho body was organized
By tho election Of Elder T. j.. ROPER, Mod
orator, and Elder j. r. IIAMLIN, Clerk.
The Churches composing this body were
generally represented. and one new church,
we believe, was received. This Association
covers large area of country, and is an i'm
portant and interesting field of labor.
The various enterprises Of interest in the
denomination in tho State received the attcn
ton OF the body.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-10-05

Mr. Editor: You will obligc many of
your friends, by announcing through the col
umns of your valuable paper, that n Public
Meeting of tho citizens of Pickens District
Grrcspcctiyc Of color) will be held at Pickcns
Court House, OH the third Monday of this
month, being the first day of Court, to take
into consideration the political situation of
our District WALnALLA.
October |, 1867.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-10-05
Nomination,

We learn that the Union Leagues of the
5th Regiment have nominated Mcssrs. THos
MAuLDEN and JEREMIAH LoopER lis thcii
candidates for the Convention.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-10-05

AND AUGUSTA RAILnoAp.
--Chancellor Carroll rendered! n decis;on in
this case, we lea.n, says the "Coumbia Phm.
nix, on Tuesday last, in favor Of this con,na.
,,y' and dismissed the bill filed by the South
CproliDa Railroad Company. - 0'''
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-10-05

neE-The correspondence between Gov OHs
and Gen. SIcKLEs appears on the first page.
We believe that the letter of Gov ORR re.
fleets the sentiments Of majority of the white
people Of the State. as this matter is as
sun,ing undue Importance, we may have some.
thing to say in reference thereto in our next.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-10-05

Saturday Morning, October s, 1867.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-10-05

ES- Two North Carolina freedmen founbt
d"el about woman. Weapons axes. Re
suit, one Intelligent voter split open.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-10-05

E.v" The deaths in Charleston for tbc wool
cnd'ng Sept 2i. were 90, of whom II wer,
white and 7 coIorcd.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-10-05

EE~ Gen. ScHorIrLp, commander of the
" First Military District" says that any one
who has registered is eligible to seat in the
Sta.c Convention soon to assemble in Virgin,
ia. The same rule doubtless, will be applied
o.this State.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-10-05

EV- Registration has been completed in
this District, and stands thus: Whites,
2,o10; colorcd, 500. Total, 2,s1o. Ma
jority for the whites, 1901.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-10-05

ic:ty- Look out for the advertisement Of Dr.
BELLS Dry Goods, Groceries, Drugs, &C.,
&c, next week 1t came to hand too late Tor
the present number.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-10-05

Ess- The yellow fever is abating at Calves
ton from want of material. it is still raging
IN the towns Of the interior of Texas.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-10-05

DsS' Robert IIanaford, who cast his first
PRESIDENTIAL vote for Washington, celebrated
his centenary in Burlington, last week
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-10-05

GD- There was frost in Northomn.o,
Mass, last Monday Iu portions of North.
ern Wisconsin the potato and melon crops
and NJ the cranbcrrics have been destroyed by
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-10-05

New ORLEANS, Sept. 27, 1867 The
" Republican " has full rcturns of votes to.
day in tho First, Second and Third Munich
pal Districts Of this city. First District, g.
$40; Second, 1888; Third, 2,2o7. Total
1890 Nearly all tho votes cast we're for a
Convention. Number of registered voters in
these Districts 81 4.235. The Republican .
expresses apprehension that unless the vote is
heavier tomorrow the proportion f.,r a Con.
vcn'ion will ','l-thc law requiring MAORI
ty of the re. .,istcrcd voters to vote or the Cleo
ton fails.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 2G. -Tn'rrments IN
to 6 o'clock, this morning, 81. 257 nrvatcs
and seven officers arc now under trcatmnnt for
yellow fever Mt tho Jackson Barracks, in the
lst Regiment United States Infantry. There
have been Mt the barracks and the military
hospital upwards Of 100 deaths FROM foyer.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 2G.--The Qt,ecn Cjty
Distillcry has been burnt. Loss 800, 900.
4 The citizens have subscribed $4,000 ir MD
Of the yellow fever sufferers.
AUGUSTA, September 26,--The ,Judoes Of
tho Supreme Court Of Georgia Warner,
Wplkerand Harris--are out in letters. favor.
ing reconstruction under the military bills, on
the ground of necessity and expedieney.
NEW QRLEANs. yi'eptomber 27.--lrnter.
mehts from yellow fever to 6! clock, tl,is
morning, ".
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-10-05

E4S~ Jnarez says he doesn't want the Pres
ldency OF Mexico, but General Diuz wants
nm to have it, and on the whole he thinks
he will take it, just for the sake of +" f,ustr,.
t'ng the designs of some wicked men"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-10-05

oFay" The pctrilcd body Of woman was
dug upat Albany last week. 1t was as white
and nearly as solid as marble The body had
been buried seventeen years.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-10-05
PICKENS c. H., S. c.:


PICKENS c. H., S. c.:
Saturday Morning, October s, 1867.
S=== ==================--=======-= ======-========--=============--
asg- Mr.. JOSIAH w. Conn, of Pickens,
has been appointed Commissioner for the Uni
ted States Courts for South Carolinr
DeS- The price of cotton has declined in
the Liverpool, New York, Charleston and 9TH
or markets. tits quoted in New York at %,
and in Charleston at Is. Gold, IA.
Ey- We publish today the prospectus of
Die Charlcstoncr Zcitung," German pa-
per soon to be- issued in Charleston. General
WAGNER is to be tho editor. The cntor-
prise has our best wishes for its success.
GsG- Registration in this State, at last ac-
counts, stands as follows: Whites, 3O,366 /;
blacks, Sc, 165. Total, 86,531.
<s.---
nGs-The correspondence between Gov. Onn
and Gen. SIcKLEs appears on the first page
We believe that the letter of Gov. ORR re-.
fleets the sentiments Of majority of the white
people of the State. as this matter is as
suming undue Importance, we may have some
thing to say in reference thereto in our next
EfF- Gen. SCHOTIrLD, commander of the
First Military District" snys that any one
who has Registered is eligible to seat in the
Sta.c Convention soon to assemble in Virgin
ia. The same rule doubtless, will be applied
tothis State
ED Registration has been completed in
this District, and stands thus: Whites,
2,01o; colorcd, 500. Total, 2,s1o. Ma
jorty for the whites, 1901.
E51- Look out for the advertisement of Dr.
BELLS Dry Goods, Groceries, Drugs, &C.,
&c, next week. 1t came to hand too late Tor
the present number
Return Day.
This is "Return day" Less than one
-hundrDd ,onena .h..ua boon -iesund in Pick ons
In Abbevlle. one hundred and City eases
have been returned The return in Andcr-
son is less than onc hundred cases.
Caterpillar.
We regret to learn that the caterpillar has
devourcd the leaves and young bolls of the
cotton belonging to Mr.. JAS. w. CRAWFORD
Of this District Capt. &. b. CoLHoUN is II
sufferer in like manner to limited extcnt
We have not heard of ravages elsewhere in
this District by the caterpillar
Nomination.
We learn that the Union Leagues Of the
5th Regiment have nominated Mcssrs. TUos.
MAuLDEN and JEREMIAH LooPER lis their
candidates for the Convention.
Twelve Mile River Baptist Association.
The Twelve Mile River Baptist Association
convened with the Peters Creek church, four
miles north Of the Trap, in this district, says
the Carolina Baptist" commencing on Fri
Gav tho 20th ultin,o