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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-11-08
The Business Season.

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W. S. Marshal's Sale.
Tlh United SP4Tss OF AMERICA, !
SOUTH CAROLINA DfsTRIcr.

Ius UNITED SRkTEs OF AMERICA, ~.
SOUTH CARoLlNA DisTRIcr.
:yir'ue Of o Writ of Flcri Facia., to me direct
g.. ~ ed Issuing out Of the Honorable the United
States : ircnit ,ourt, for the District Of South
Carolina, vii! expose for sale, to the highest
bidder d at public auction, at tile residence Of JOS
~. rockwell near the road leading from Pcndle.
ton TO pioSensvillo, fourteen and half miles from
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On On Y! hSDAY the 1st day Of April, 1908, all
tho right, title aud interest Of the defendant In
and to the following property, to wit;
ONE GRAY HORSE;
ONE 2IIORSE WAGON;
THREE COWS AND CALVES;
-FOUR YEARLINGS;
ELEVEN HEAD STOCK HOGS;
About FIFTY BUSHELS CORN;
Levied on as tho property of James II. Beckwoll,
defendant Mt tho suit of tho United States
ED~ Terms Cash.
j. p. NJ. EPPlNG,
u s. Marshal
De1s: Sale to be conducted by FRANKLIN G,
BHowS, Special Deputy Marshal. as Auctioncer.
Feb %. 1868 %
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TO C0NsUapPTEvEs.

EhE ADVERTISER, having been restored to
health in few weeks by n very simple reno
dy, after having suffered for several years with
severe lung affection. and that dread disease Con-
sumption-is anxious TO make known to his fell
low sufferers the means of cure
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tons for preparing and using the same, which they
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Lung Affections. The only object Of the adverti-
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ing, and may prove blessing. Parties wishing
the prescription, by return mail will please
address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON
Williamsburg Kings Co., New York.
May G, 1867 33 ly
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u. S. Internal Revenue,
Assistant Assessors Office,
12rn DIvIsIoX, 8p Dlsrnlcr on So. CA.

12Tu DIVISION, 3D DISTRICT OF So. Ca,
PIcKENs G. H., Jan. 2G, 1868.
''llE Internal Revenue Law makes il the duty of
L every man of lawful age, or females holding
property in their own right, to make returns to
mo, OH or before the lst day of March next of
their Incomes for the year 1867, and of such ar
tclcs named in Schedule A as they may be in pos
session of, liable to n tax. Also, Persons, Firms
and Corporations carrying any business requi-
ring the payment of Special Tux. ore required
to register with me within the samc time. The
above taxes aro called Annual Taxes, and tlloy
alonc ore placed on our Annual list.
Persons liable to monthly lakes OH Manufactures,
&C., are required by law to make their returns
promptly on or before the 10Th day of each month
Persons liable to any Legacy or Succession Tax
are notified TO make prompt return in such cases
Tho law makes it the duty of every one to know
his duty under tho law; and failure to perform
that duty subjects tho party so failing to heavy
penalties.
From the territorial extent Of my Division now,
it viii DO impossible for to call at every ones
house. will, therefore, have to take most of tho
returns at my office, and parties falling must be
assessed by me with the 50per cent. added, as the
law requires me to do.
+. a. TOKE, Asst
Assessor Sd collection Dist, s c.
Jan. %, 1868 l8 If
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Attention, Teachers +!

4 ID. W. BELLS Store, in Walhalla, will be
"a found n large lot OF SCHOOL BOOKS which
will be sold Mt slight advance on New York cost,
Tor cash. The advance will not cover cost of trans-
portaton 10 this point. Said lot comprises French,
Latin and Greek publications, besides English
Text Books in the various branches of Mathcmat-
les and Bellies Lcttrcs.
Among these last are Clarkc's First Book in
urammrr;" BinShnm's English Grammar; Stcr-
ling's southern Readers; Stoddard's Intellectual
Arithmetic Qhc best work in the world for strength
oning tho pupils reasoning facultics); Towers
Mental Algebra; Davies Practical Arithmetic :;
Davies Elementary Algebra; Quackenbos First
Book in Grammar; Portor's Chemistry; Monte.
eith's series of Biographies. by universal consent
pronounced the best yet issued fro,. tho Press /;
the National series of Readers and Spoilers, SC.
These Books will be sold low. Teachers and
others are requested to examine them.
Feb. 25, 1868 81 If
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Tuesday, lltll Vhntstona'
W. MWedn'sday, 18th - Mt Jonas Phillips.
Thursday, 18th "at W. ID. Dcaton's.
ri,rriday, l4th at Il. Hughes.
Monday, 18th "at Center.
Tuesday, 18th a +" "at, Fnir plnv
Wedn sday, 10th I" "at Cohlys
lnursday, 2Oth at @ Fants.
Saturday 22d, and Monday 9th 1t rIsGxIe. %ahnI1e
Wednesday, Goth /" "at j. McKinney's
nhlrsday, eth at PARROTS.
Friday, 2Sth " at Hasood's.
sat"ruay, 29th Mt Pumpkintown.
Monday, Monday, "a !, March 1868, at Trap.
tuesday, 81 = I" ut IIocombe's.
| Thursday, 5th q g at Saubrity.
Friday, Gtl, :" I" at Wolf Creek.
Saturday, 7th, and Monday 9th, ut pickens G. II
The following is q list Of Taxable Property,
Returns, &c. -
lands, Town Lots and Buildings Articles
manufactured in this State, return to be made
by manufacturer. Spirtuous Liquors made
and sold: Bnggies, Curriagcs, Gold and Silver
Plate. Watches, Jewelry and Pianos. Profcs.
sions, omployments, &C.; including Newspapers,
Insurance. Express and Telegraph Companies,
photographers, Incomes from Salaries, Rents,
Interests, &C., Hotels. Restaurants, Butchers,
Billiard Tables and Bar Rooms. Ferries. Public
Hacks, Drays and Baggage Wagons, on each
and ovcry, Dog, capitation tax on oil Males
between tho ages of twcnty.onc and sixty, and
ali sa!cs % Goods, Wares and Mcrchandizc,
mado from 1st January, 1868 to 1st day of
January. 1869.
Returns of Spirituous Liquors aud Of Goods,
Wares and Merchandise sold since lst Janua.
ry, 1868, will DO made for the quarter ending
with March, and paid ut tho expiration of each
quarter.
Evory employer will mako returns of tho
names of all rorsons that are employed by him or
her, as we'll as all persons liable to tax on his or
her premises. list of those, (thc registered
name) is required from each employer or land.
holder, with tho number of dogs on caoh place
and tho names of persons by whom thcy arc
owned.
All Returns fproperty will he made in por-
son and under OATH and paid in tho District
where the property is located. and no returns
will be received by mail Or otherwise unlcss
sworn to according to law
My Assessment aud Return Books will be
closed on the 9th day of March. and those fail
ing to make returns by that time will be double
taxed.
S. G. IIERNDON,
Assessor and Tax Collector.
Feb 4, 1868 10 &
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-03-06
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY.

s9 THE SUBSCRIBER having an experience
EsIAo of many years in the business of repairing
s&.s4 &c Ocks, Watches and Jexvelry,
offers his services to his friends and the public
generally, in that line of business, Charges FOR
all work as reasonable as possible. All work war
ranted, If we'll used. lie will also give his atten
tion to the repairing of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS IA
His place of business is ut WALHALLA. nearly
opposite the Post Office.
F. NJ. MORGAN.
April 4, 1876 % amMeow
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Pickcns-En Ordinary.

j. B. Cnrndinc and wife
U. w Fredericks and others. Partition.
| j appearing to my satisfaction that JOS b.
i Caradine and wi" Susan, defendants in this
case, reside without .ne limits of this State: It
is ordered that the said JOS. B. Caradine and
wife Susan, defendants, do appear in tho Court
of Ordinary for the State and Districtaforesaid,
at Pickcns Court House. on the 9th day of
April next to shew cause. if any they can, why
the Real Estate of Geo. W. Fredericks, decd,
should not be divided or sold for division, or
their consent to the same will be entered Of
record.
Ordnary's Office, Jan. "a, 1868 17-3m
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Attention Tax-Payers.

r WILL ATTEND ON tho (ollow,np davs. NJ
Il the following places, to assess and receive
hoturns OF ,faxabloproporty. and NIL other 70.
turns, including capitation, as required by law,
for tho year 1868, namely: .3s
Monday, 10th February, 1868, at Tunnel Hill.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-03-06
DIE cHARLEsTONER zEITUNG.
JOHN A. WAGENER. Enron

NDEE the above hee d the undersigned propose
~ to publish GecLnam Weekly Paper,
10 pe inc organ Of tie German population, and de-.
voted to the interests of this State in Encouraging
lnmig alton and Industrial Pursuits : 81
~ literature, Agriculture, Commerce, Arts and
trade, VII re represented Tits columns and the
nows OF Tx day will be given.
zen. = Ohm. a. WAGBNER has kindly consented to.
axe the Editorial managcln for The present
ot.pscription---s3 90 for twelve months 8 /; ST. go
Tor six months; 81 90 for three months & D.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted on1iberal terms. s.
G. G. ERCK CKM ANN 81 CO.
| Charles! on October, 1867 u ftf
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-03-06
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Picz1ens-Hm Equity,
Rial B. Evatt, ct. al., Bill for Construction
vs. of viii, Account, Par
f. N. Garvin, Ex'or, ctal tition, Sc.
L appearing to my satisfaction that James A.
Campbell, n defendant in this case, resides bc-
yond tho limits of this State. On motion of Whit
ncr \ VIII tncr complananCs Solicitors, 1t is or
dcred TINT the said defendant do appear in this
Court, and plead answer, dcmur to tho said bill
OF complaint within forty days from the publication
hereof, or an order pro confesso will be taken
against him. N'tt s
ROB'T. A. THOMPSON, c.g.p.D.
Comm'rs. Office, Feb. 2i 1868 2l--6
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VALUABLE
LA N DIS FOR SALE.
DEING DESTROYS OF CHANGING MY
~ BUSINESS propose to sell my FARM
knn,un no thn

DElNG DESTROYS OF CHANGING MY
~ BUSINESS propose to sell my FARM
known as tho
I" Lay Place
Lying on the North Fork of Little River in
Chcohcc Valley, Pickens District, S. @, and dis
tant from Walhalla l3 miles. This place oon-
tains
Thirteen Hundred 81 Seventy-fve
Acres,
Two Hundred and Fifty of which is the finest
BOTTOM LAND in the State. all now under
cultivation. The bottom is not subject to over.
flow, and produces from forty to fifty bushels of
Corn to tho aero, but with proper cultivation
and manuring, would produce double that
amount.
There is. upon tho place, good Dwelling
House, containing six rooms, with all necessa-
ry th"ildings-including Blacksmith Shop,
convenie 1t)y located. There are, also, four
other settlements on the place, now occupied
and being improved by tenants also good
GRIST MILL, in excellent ordcr, with j. fino
custom.
This Farm, lying at the foot of tho Noun
tains contiguous to q range extending for miles,
offers rarc inducements to stock.growcrs. 1t is
within two miles Of Kuhtmannfs Gold Mine,
and hos bcel. examined and tested by four ex.
pcrionccd miners, ail of whom pronounced tho
spccmens--found in several placos--as rich as
ever found anywhere. The GOLD is here to
show for itself, and miners ore invited to como
anu SEQ. $50
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NdIT,ICE.

TOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that sap
In ton &l be .,,ade TO the Cont Of
e Jud "a 81 Chanc ObarahoYs, to reofartor
Gerp1 s5'ooietys Of Charles,
q ton, & &
fa9[p ssaap i
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-03-06
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
pICKENs---IN THE ooMMoN PLEAS. ysgN
Samuel Loyingood Foreign Attachment E@ lls

pIcKENs--IN THE COMMON PLEAS. 3gsS
Samuel Lovingood Foreign Attachment. s sfs
Tvs ~ EOHToN,
E.tA. Totc. } J'l8ss 4tt'y. s,
SWWHEREAS, the Plaintiff did, on the 18th day
~ Of March, 1867, file his declaration against
the Defendant, (who 1t il sadly absent. rom and
without the limits of this State, and has neither
whom copy of tho said declaration night be SER
ved It is,therefore ordered toat the said dc IN
dant do appear and plead thereto, on or before taa
14th day OF March, 1868 othsrwise final and alb
so!ste j.agnsent win then be given and awarded
against him. vs. d F sS
y. F.. 5IIAGooD, cor.
Clerks Office, March 10. ll,37 ss1Ys 4
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD
GEN'L SUp'TS OFFICE

GEN'L SUPTS OFFICE,
CnARLEsToN, c., October 3, 1867.
finland after October G, 1867, the Passenger
~ Trains on the South Carolina Railroad will
r.1n as follows, viz;
Leave Charleston for Columbia 20 An
Arriyc at Kingsvillc II Is "
Leave Kingsville II DO An
ArfitU Mt Columbia 10 p n
Leave Columbia 10 no "
Arrive at Kingsvile II IS An
Leave Kingsyille 70 05 rx
Arrive ut Charleston 7 05 p VI
Leave Charleston for Augusta 10 do n
Arrive Mt Augusta 40 PM
leave Augusta 3 40 NJ
Arrive Mt Charleston 10 % - ~
The Passenger Train on the Camden Branch
will connect with up and down Columbia Trains.
and Wilmington C Manchester Railroad Trains
ON Mondays. Wednesdays and Saturdays
On and after the 9th instant the Night Ex-
press, Freight and Passenger Accommodation
Train will run rs follows, viz;
Leave Charleston for Columbia s 40 p "
Arrive at Columbia 90 a II
Leave Columbia 2 ~, - "
Arrive ut Charleston 2 % "
Leave Charleston for Augusta 80 IN
Arrive at Augusta so An
Leave Augusta 10 pu
Arrive at Charleston sl..rnt.. 00 u
II. I. pEAKE, Genl sup't
Oct 10, 1867 3 tf
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ERRORS OH YOUTaH.
Clerks Office, March II. li,55

T 3 A GENTLEMAN sSwko suffered for years fr5
the cfeots of youthful indiscreiion will, foratBo
sake Of suffering humanity send free TO NIL wha
need it thorecipo and direction for making tle
simple remetly by n hioh he was CURED tsnaerers
scan do so by dressing, in per fsot CONF dstcc,
x ,sS j o HIN lSsf IpEsfS,
IL sS ~ Csseis sS;t tre Oh. New 5s.
hIny "a 1867 2ss;. An s. 81 d ~
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Change Of Schedule on Greenvill,
and Columbia Railroad.

and Columbia Railroad.
nN and after Friday. the 9th instant, Pas.
~ senger trains will run daily, Sundays OK
Leave Columbia, 700 am
's Leave Alston, 855am
Leave Newberry,, 10 35nm
Arrive at Abbovillc, 33Onm
AfriYe at anderson, S Is p m
arrive at dreenville, 600 pm
Leave Greenville 6OOa am
Leave Anderson, G az n M
Arrive at Abbevllo, 845am
Leave Newberry, l25np1
Arrive. OF Aston, 3OOnm
Arrive at Columbia, S 90 nm
Trains on the Blue Ridge Railroad will also
run daily. Sundays excepted. connecting with
the up and down trains on the Greenyillc and
Columbia Railroad, as follows:
Leave anderson ut s 90 n M
Leave rcndleton at 6 20 pm
Arrive at Walhalla at 90 nm
Leave Walhalla at 400 I'm
Leave Pendleton at do m
Arrive at Anderson at 4Oam
The train will return from Bolton to Anderson
on Monday and Friday mornings.
JAMES o. MEREDITH,
49,. General superintendent.
54 Dec 8. 1857 IL If
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Hn EqUity-Andcrson District.

Ah AiHUIty-AndcrsOn District.
JAS w. Harrison and
John u. Benson, Ex'o 'ors.,
vs.. Bill to Marshall AS
John t. Sloan and sets, Injunction. &c
Eliza his wife,
David B. Sloan,
Admir-, et.al
DY VIRTUE Of n Decretal order from the Court
- of Equity, 1t is ordered TINT the defendant, c.
H. Gaillard and all other creditors of the test
r. Berry Benson, are hereby enjoined and re-
strained from insituting or prosecuting suits at
law ngai st the complainants, James W. Harrison
and John Is Benson, in their representative char
acter ns Executors, OF against the said james W.
Harrison as surety for the said L. b. Benson,
deceased.
It is further ordered. That all persons, claiming
to be creditors of the tcsator, f. D Benson, decd,
DO come in and prove their demands before the
commissioner of this Court on or by the Goth day
of April next, under pain of being barred of nny
benefit under the Decree which may be procured
in this case
W. w. UMPHIsEYS, c.E.A.D.
Commissioners Office,
Anderson c. H., Feb. 10, 1868 I'm
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
pIcKENs-IN ORDINARY
Malinda Archer, Adm'x, Petition for settlement
vs. : of Estate Of John T.
S. N. Williams, et.als. Archer, deceased.
i appearing 10 my satisfaction that the heirs at
! law of Van Archer, deceased, (names and nun
her unEnown,) and tho heirs alta Of Andrew II.
Archer, deceased, (namcs and number unknown,
defendants in this case, reside without the limit
OF this States 1t is ordered, therefore, that these
said absent defendants, together with the credit
ors Of John H. Archer, deceased do appear in the
Court of Ordinary to be holden at Pickens c. II. ;,
OH Monday the 9th day of March next, to shew
cause if any they can why final settlement of
the Estate of John H. Archer, deceased, should not
then be made, and dccrccd on accordingly.
W. f. HOLCOMBE, ord.
Dec 2, 1867 IL 8m
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AMONG the one hundred and forty convcts
in the State pcnitentiary of South Carolina,
there arc eight negro preachers
He who rises late never docs good day
work
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-09
Miners Riot In PottsvilIe.

Special Despatch TO The Evening Telegraph.
PoTTsvILLE, July "a riot is now raging
among the miners in this section. which II not
checked imme diately bids fair to become seri-
ous All the furnaces and mines in the Maha-
noy Valley are now stopped, and the men from
these works are marching in crowds, armed
with guns and other w lrllke implements, en-
deavoring to make the movement general
through the county. The men at the st. Clair
Furnace have turned out this morning, .and
the employees of the different branches OF the
Reading Railroad Company have been notified
by the estrikers that work must cease immedi-
ateiy in all the shops O nd depots.
The strike commenced yesterday, and grew
out of the new eight-hour law, the men de-
msDdinR the same pay for eight hours as they
had received for ten. Governor Geary is here
and has been waite upon by the iron and coal
masters The Governor has proposed tDat
should he riot assume any more serious aspect,
such loss of lite or destruction OF property,
that he will call out the military The rioters,
are now marching in force towards this place.
The Grand Army of the Republic closed its
session this morning at 10 o'ciock. No public
business transacted. This morning the
delegates made an excursion through the coal
regions. This afternoon they attend q grand
picnic at the Agricultural Park. The weather
Is pleasant.