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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-08-21

FEHuiS ~ !oGi9s notice, Tilei or the 22nd ;R7
i. oF July 4. y. 1863. Warrant in nans-
rup.oy was issuc.l on: OF t;.o D:n:yos Court Of
tho UGi!oA Gnsas. sos no L,'.nic& q Soa:h Car
ua. a2n,'set Ito Is. tc Of Asa";aoa 9. h,isch-
cl,, of Nalallt ?. a., i, i,o Co.A.y o. Oconcc,
pad S'r.o OF Sonti, C,,lol..iA, ,wjio ;,"ti oc.l
ndjudsca q Ganhgop. or h.p own g...tou :!at
:: c p..Y,.:ea. OF any Goiy.> and delivery o. any
properly 'c'oAa.ng 10 s!:!& ii.lv2,, 10 !l,..i,
o. fos hin use, HnA loo ..,...a.os ofauy prDrostJ
Dy dim, ate forbidden rs Ia. Ina! q :Eco;ing
Of ;he creditors OF tho said Bankrupt, to provo
t,c:rdcbis, Hnd 90 choose oao 0. moso Aeaignoes
OF lis Esta,c. will bo held ~. Couyi OF Bank,
ruptcy. 10 Lo holden on tho 20;h tlny Of August,
4. u. 1865, ct IL o'clock. NJ, at Yo.ky;llc, s.
g., beto:c W. l. CLAwSoS, Eec ono Of The
Rcgis.e,s Of said Couct
J. z. M. NpPIMG. U. 8. Mayshah
es Messenger.
BY W. Il. CLAwaoS,
DoputS Messenger.
August q, 1865 d4 3
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Contra Olico, July 6, 1865

TEE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,
koicScrss-aM Eiqssisy.
Samuel knox J Blk ior Construction Of
vs. ; Win, Partition; 80.
Heirs of 4. p. Knox.
II N obcdicrec to tho dcoroe III tho Court Of Ee-
Il uity, ma<o IN tEia Cause nj j uno Term, 1868,
notico is HEREBY given TO tho i,eirs-at.lnw of
An1rew Z. Knox, deceased, requiring aud on.
joining .acm and each and overy Of then, to DO
and no9car in no Conrt Of kqu;.s, for tho Dis
dag" from tha dato hereof, 10 idonify thoin-
solves ~ hoirs n law Of Tho said An,i:ow p.
kro., deccaBod and G,r.nrr. TO claim tho fund
OclonSinG to thca., arising from tho salo Of Real
Estalo N this cnasc, on pain Of boinS g barred
and foroyct oxcuaed Of and from MI bo!ioft OF
ony fnrthc. Gccree 20 10 mado in .his cause"
ROBT. "A. THOMPSON, o.g.r.p.
Come Onico. July ~. 1865
Piokens c. II. lYalp
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Notice TO Creditors,

PlOhE.NS--IN re U1IY"
Thos. j. picheNa E&os, Eli to Mase!,sl
;. y. r,ss,... Z .,..,s A''e'' &C.
ETNDISR decyoa Of III Nosr. Oh G;sn.Sy, wsHo
W in thid onuse, as JuEe Torn, IG5&, tao
crcditofe Of illiaa pickonu, 0cc'd, are rofuirod
to ptesent and prove their domsnds against nor
before me. according To law, "oh o. before tlo
iWtday OF Noyembos noxs, or 10 barred from
The hoaeht of any docroo 10 DO rnade III thie
oapae.
RoB'T. a. THOaIIaON, /.
ts c,E,r.p.
~ top,re pflco, JSly G. 1868 fQ--3in
Rss,s ,,sS'sse aGisatse esR Y>AVn9D SAM
gbHskeSSj slahtfully announce hiin = Candidate
for Tax Hector of oconoe County, 1T png.,-
ing eleetio,n lie belongs TO no party whatayor,
but will lrnt. au Independent rsoc. @..l 1s'
May 81, 1858 f,tle pqt 4 tds
! nei6SssH Rae ssansay frieMtss OF EGbssASEs'F
sEsGSyV As s9ectful)y announce him o Candi-
for Ct ,leetor for Ocoueo couaty at the
H. ~ a Al
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fN adli,.o.. e :,,. .cs,n. Stock, 40 .ro now 70
cc:yiug, dircc: src;n Nov Yc:'N {. sr!cmi1 lc: d
FarMNt %s.&,1-n c.,.NY a..+E rs
Hro!' ~ Liuonl, G.c.,! Gaun.nc.ss. &C., OF; fol
cash. Hats 10 suit .bo snalt snd tho 2.est. Gc!-
zoo, tlio ieg; Cotton va,n, Sal, Icashcr, ent in
FAC: Z ii.t.o Of ncst anything; you want.
Wo think 80 can mako ;Lpay you to call at oul
establishment at the West end OF Town.
COUNTRY PRODUCE taken. Com
bought for Cash or Goods.
Ssy~ Don'! buy crsell until you give ue oa,i.
CHAMBERS 4 BEY2ON.
WALHALLA, July ]. 1863 9e-3in
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ALSO.

T. .HE A:slrER oG !..r.h0a !: III caE;;, snsK
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WANTED

! a z 5000 PER MONTH, everywhere, to scll
IN ong LETTER /" UMpDRFNED COM :
MON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE;
osioo only$l8. Fully warranted iroo years
81 work. 2 No o.hor lsw priood mncaine will
s&s&thoi mud sew, gathor eli ct the oame timo.~ -
sssSQnt' ios Ci.ealars ,t ouce. BLISS & Co,
splo ,lAGc.s, for tho Unitod States. Louisville,
S..ssssate- Dafirht 90 imrosoi iip1u by parties
II'R Ikieg off tlo little Now England Machine
.fdsr the nnmc of Common Sense Tho genu-
3las pnlargod and improved Common Sonse Ma.
Ha!l;no car, bo obtained only from US,
4 Aug 10, 1868 45 If
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STAR Aan7ouYgYJ,,A., -YSYge,

fhe Asnnny 1p..ta Ci.a MaraSso.lrisu, Co..
flnlnrert q t!,s GevG, .ot, ,s,;: Cotton
tt lains H4i CGnoonsr,t, "St..g" Turoshins
;" |. Nno,;ncs, STAT" ls:s ~ e,.yt lad.tgs
@t.i III Horse I'1worH Md s.;s:
4 +. nss:cs,!tnrn! h:ar.:@@r7
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IN DanlsGs'nscy.
In rug &ATTgR OF u. x. HUNWiUU7T.
TO WHOM r. MAY CONCERN.

YVSNa. unaorsignea horoby gives no:icc Of his
h appointment: as A-ssignco Of 81: r.
Hun.Lcntt, of Piokons District, Stn.o Of South
uron lis own Petition, by tho District Cont
for tho Woatcrn Dia.rict Of Sontli Carolina.
Dated at Ncwborry @. H., S. c., tho Slst coy
of July, 1868. a
July 28, 1868 43 3
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TN E.&NKRUliTG1ly i.

Z, ~, N.s.r.a Caurt 2r' ~. I,;:r,s States
or q. District ?f Sout Carolina
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-02-12
ISTEsIPERA.CE.

From the Anti-Slavery Standard.
SadIcaI Assaults 0n Graut-Gen
GFant Charged with Drunken
ness by wendell PhiIIfps--An
1uvestiEatsou Demanded.
This is an anti>slavery journal looking
out on politics a. he negro looks on them,
it deals with public men and measures only
rs they are trne or Glsa IN him. But *
neTience has ahunlaHfly proved, even be.
iora the existence Of tn" present A1nIiris>
trG'iOn, that nnly tcmperan,e men can safe
IS ho trusted with grave responsibilities -
Temperance is tho subStratum Of all other
RETURNS How sad the result, when pnw>
er is given to men VINO are wont tn put an
encmyin iaeir mnHths 10 stasil away their
rrhins," this war hss most ilnprr, sivelv
shown Us. Now, rumors reach us fom
Washington, cpmipg from different and
trustworthy sources, that General Grant
has zen unr.istakahly drunk in the streets
ot that city within few weeks. We know
nothing ourselves Of the truth nf these RI,
mars We make no ehargp against Gener-
al Grant in this respect Buteven the pos
sioijity Of the ruth Of these reports is of
t'n momcntopS inp0rtance to be lightly
acait With The nation Is hound to inquire
AZ to the habits nf the candidates for high
office. Alter The experience Of the last
three years i has no right TO run the slight
est risk IL this respect.
M pubic man whose friends are asking
foi him high office. ought to complain of
the Stiic;c>t scrutiny by the prhlic as to
his habits in this particular. We call there
lore, on the Natlonal aud State temperance
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"HORATTO SEYMOUR.


TIE New York Hcr.H gives the f,llow
ing account Of Mr. B3unehaA, who was re-
oAntlv robbed Of bonds to. tha amount of
$250,000 At OIL City Pa,
.'Bennahof is said to he worth $1,000,
600 in cash, and haj an income or over
$1,000 day-eyon in these times Of patro
leum dullness. Instead of following lheex
ample Of his iilu3triol7 pr sec ,ors in the
line Of petroleum arito2rac7 a7l ling
his money extravacl1flG. he gpaa 70 the
other extreme. and hoarl4 eYerv llar as
par<im0niouslg as h. dill whea n, W. "bl;F
ed to subsiat upan the proiact Q! his al,
most barren farm on Bcnnahof7s RGo b..
fore the oil discovery. lie is among the
latest of the race Of oil princes, and has q
number Of scions. neither of whom seem r.
have any more IDEA oftheir immense wealth
than the little barefootod no coated one,
suspen1ered bipea--hoiv to half million
who m ldlei ena Of our Correspondents
across Oil Greek in tho palny days Of pc.
trneum.
The Bannchof7 family lived in. the oh
tarn>holse. in 3 most r3snate rneiNn m
protected: and it is a wonder bandits have
not before this male raid upnn thair
treasure. Il i said that B7nnahoif regard !,
the lnss Of his s350,000 with no more con
cprn than a man would who had his pock t
piesal Of ten dollars on one OF our Third
Avenan cars. He keeps % record whatev~
er Of the number Of United Stltcs bonds
in his possession. an ! therefore, the Aatcc
tion of the robbers on this occasion will bo
diffcult -
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The sntcnded GiEanfiC nubbcry,

E'he Intended Gigantic Robbery,
The Holm es County loaioj Farmer, 10
an article on the bonlholder says
Few people are aware of the efforts be-
! ing made By the hondholliHg aFis:ocracy ol
the country to vou;rol the next Presidential
election. At iAe-tiog recently held in
| New York Ci,y, il was proposed 10 raise
and give to GeRersl Grant $500, 600. 10 com
pcnsate him for rrsigning his position ai
the head of the army. and bec0uing the
boudholders eandilafe for the Presidency.
057s hare recently be1, mg9e, through ad.
r-TiisiFy GCS' cies, 81 DeRiocrntic neicsDa
pe-.. ofhafg n a'r'y ceris l,gf fr III,
publication af CG,ty-lTi Gc,icts 5a their cJi
"mFS,1a opposition Ia l2fyiag the bonds IN
GrCJGc&:.
The s'o,rhack policy is the great ques,
! ION N he GPlrcachiGr Presidential eicc-
.inn. l. Is 2 contest between the tax pay
rIs ard Hon@ho'iers in vbi.h the tax-pay-
"rs nus' make thens5lvAs tree, or have the
chains II slavery pcrrsnen'lv fastened
abopt th m. In the appfna hing contest
recnnstrTct:on negroes loyalts, military re.
rown. d. viii he talked about by windy
orators, and written about hy newspaper
"dIros, but hese are only s,irre up to hide
the Tea! Issue from the people. that the
voting assrS rnay be made the i1strunlen
'alifips Of th'ir own oppression
The bon2hn!lprs can well afi'lrd II offer
Demo rattle "ditorS thirty end sixty cents a
line for articles in favor Of their INTENDED
gigantic robbery upon the Treasury That
rqbtey, if successful, would give them
some SS01JOJ 0 0 tn $1,000 coo 900 more
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-02-12

LIFE IN MoNrANA rEa.tropY.-
Montana territory has become dcmoralized.
Murders are Of alarming frequency, and yet
the courts fail to convict the gully. A
correspondent Of tho ST. Paul I,eSs writes
as follows / am sorry to say that crma
runs rampant il many portions OF eur
young territory, and | fear the Vigihntes
will be again compelled to take the law in
their own hands, alia the wi3'ers Of 1868
and 1864 Scarcely . week passes by now
bur we hear Of some oae being shot or
stabbed. Without going !. further back
than the months nt November and Decei1
Der, can enunerate some six or seven
killed and az many more wounded. And
are the mdrderers brought to iustice2 No
In lie many murder trials which have
come oH before the Uuited States Courts
within the past twelve months, notoaA has
been convicted. faa
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a Covers FElruSt by Theodore
F'Nt0m a Esrcs4dentinl CamGia-
0nEC EGdlalpi: ia sEln Streets.
From the independent, January .

-
Under the roof OF the Cnpitol there is
now very lit,le intempcrancv; whether
among Dor ocrnts or L pm licans Occ7s
,oH0Iy a Pro&deafid caad,Rtte is seen ftd
led in tie strects; hut as this happens only on
a Sunday, il cannot be said to Interfere with
puhIic business, ana does not strikingly
challenge public attention Besides. il a
Vice President j. drank with a view to his
iluaeAration. ,otat stoH reSttajaa n PreSidea,
tiql cm1id 1t" fom II little h'j@aess wM a
0ie,c 10 his aomH0tioa? One glass OF wine
poured dnTa the throat of the next Pres-
dent Of che United States, and making a
hell in his h!aoA may give this whole nation
tie d,'eiaga temels We saggest Drohi,
hlJnry law to take Eject on naNjnafjng con
venton, aai temperance pledge to be sign.
ed by ta'u' n'na'nHas
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-02-12
A Gard.

Mr. EDITOR My work in your noble
County, in the cause Of Temperance is
finished for the present. | have instituted
twelve Lodges l. o. of q. T., with a
membership Of one thousand now wish
to return my sincere and heartfelt thanks
to my numerous friends throughout the
County, for their kindness to me while
labo ing among them; also my highest re.
CARDS to you for the great assistance you
have given me by the publishing Of notices
Of meetings, reports &c, Tor the good OF
the order A. NJ COLLINS.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-02-12
Tapsy Sa1aFGra-Ene ''G0a ami
EfDFaiisyH Party.
A Washington correspondent Of the F

A Washington correspondent Of the Fits
burg CommpcIl writes as follows:
I Mr.. Sprague, of Rhola Island. caused
a little sen atiun, about nna O'Clock, be in
sisted on his right to the floor Eie finallv
made himself Gwlib}e ea2u7h to say lint lie
Mtd q pettioa .from his constituents. aoho
rcre p0or and hal no cHe to Represent ihcm
M this Aoor. After this Surprising dec'a
ration, Senator conducted him to an ad-
joining ante-room.
a Str,ne movement is on foot to induce
Senator Yates to resign on account Ct in.
tcmporapca. Members and ctiz ms from
Illinois have taken part IN it, and believe
that it will be successful. The Senator has
been IN his seat very little this session -
He is quite i'll to day. ."
There was good deal of truth in the
declaration Of the tipsy Senator that hi,
poor constituents had no one to represent
them on the & ,pr. " The remark could also
be extended to most Of the % her States. -
The Senate as a ho ", is in the interest of
the bonlhoding capitalists; it is not in the
interest Of the tax payers The God and
morality" aud AL the dacancy and
sobrlety' party, isnog admirably represen-
ted by Senators Spraguc, Yates and
Chandler in the Senate, and By that Presi-
dental candidate whom Brother Tilton, Of
the New York tRadicaI) Independent, 50
graphically describes as tottering along on
Pennsylvania Avenue on Sunday, just as
Church let out on Sunday afternoon.
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The Result I'm ConnectIca.t.

General ] F Babcock, the Presilest Of
the Democratic State Convention of Con-
necticut, made the following gratifying pre-
dietion on assuming the same. He sail
II have raralY been mistaken in my pre-
dicFions Of political rasnlts in Connecticut.
When the election Of General IIawley was
claimsd by three thou>1n1 maiority. put
the fgures at twelve hunlre1, and vas not
mistaken. predicted 7onr triumph last
snring. and without claiming marvellous
gift Of prophecy, ! predict greater triumph
for Won next 4 nril. :"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-02-12

Nor ELTGfBLE TO BANKeUPTCY. Up in
Darkr county, Ohio, in the darkest corner.
ot it. We Imagine, an unfortunate swain ap
piled to the lsegi-terof Bankruptcy of that
district, to be declared bankrupt. One
Of the provisions of the bankrupt act re-
quiree that mans liabilities shall amount
TO $500 to entitle him to IFS benafts. This
poor man enumerated among his Liabilities
$500 a year for the support Of an llegiti
mate child The Register decided that the
order Of Stare Court, requiring him to
pay certain ANNUITY asa D51alty tor the
violation Of law, was no such an obligation
as'n law OF the United States could absolve
him from, and the remainder Of him debts
not amounting to $500, his application wa,
dismissed. An appeal was taken, and the
case was referred to tho United States Dis
trct Court, where Judge Leayitt sustained
the opinion of the Register.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-02-12

A CURIOUS SCIoDE. --Joshu D. Brcy-
fogle, who shot himself through the head,
Delaware, Chic, a day or two after the
suicide Of Rev. Mr.. Brush, il the same
town, left note, apparently intended for
his faulty as follows: You will find me
il the wood,house. | intended to do thi.
last night but thought | would not bloody
your carpets and bedding, and put it of
until to day. You see that am perfectly
cool and placid mot the least alarmed.
shall join Brother Brush in a few minutes.
| die cody sober-without any dread Of
the great hereafter, 4e tss
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asa. Manner ha; choice fine>cut.
ALLEGHENY CATTLE MARKET

IllSbUHGH' TtD uaiN Oi lcOo.
Cattle the offerings during the week we're
not large, ranging from 700 to $50 head.
The demand was fair and prices were stead,
ily maintained tor local purpose, with lni
ted enqniry for good fat cattle far shipment.
The extreme prices were as follows Extra
retailing cattle sold at S. 0D(@9 90, gross;
common t" medinm Sc O0<g7 90; bulls and
>tocker~ SO nO(05 90 per cwt. ~. ..... 81,
SLEEP The supply Of sheep since our
last, was large than for some weeks past.
The demand was about the same. A
number cf round lots were DISPOSED Of
particularly Of tie better descriptions, and
at the c'osa of the market only a limited
number remained unsod.
Hoes. tn M1rkct doriqe tho week was
finn witaa fair trade demand. principally
Tor retailing purpose, Al an advance over
last week frureS. The season, however,
for large operations is drawing to Close.
The extmme prices Of this week were 81 81
as 50 2 cwt
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a New Name Cor aM Ola Conn
. gbaasnE.

Among the news items from Washington
in the Commercial Is the following:
ia the Senate, yesterday, Mr. Hendriek,
made speech against the new Reconstruc.
tion. Bill. Mr.. Spraguc at cmpted some
remarks in the Interest of his constituents
out became discouraged, and was assisted
from the hall by sympathzing Senator.
Discouraged is good. We suDposo
Yates, Of Illinois, was the "synpathizing
Senator.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-02-12
WE ARE 4 n 1MlAEEfiNlGA IA IN ga a 4, ,COM-

And are selling for ONE NOl4L &Ts.
Silk, Merinosa3id Alpaca Dresses, Shaw!sf
Balnioral Linen Goods. Watches, Jewelry,
Siver-plabed Ware. Sewing Machines, IS,.
Send schIbs of tentir nj ats, wiehI1 cents for,
each descriptive cheek, and tho getter dp
OF the clIewlll rseoiye. IA pre- sent worth 81
to33t0. according to number sant.G Axents
wanted eycryWhere.H Circulars sent fras.
3sa PARKER II CO..
81 & 65 Federat st., Boston.
Ian. o. 3-m sfdf x #9ct87t 4 AN 7'I' N.
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.Kg.. R. IL.

..r.. SssfVsa -I H. ~ ~ &
Tie high praises emanstng from peoplo
in all part; Of taa world that have dsriVecf
benefit IRON the use OF RIA oWAY Y's RAM
EDIES, proves their title to conilsa:e.
Ihere is no lin 50 severe, no disease SO
malignant or swift in itS destruction of life,
bat that the READY 2ELIEE will. stop the
pain and arrest in its progress. Every ona
has heard of it, if not triad it. Let thoss
who have not used it, if sick, eivu 1t n trial.
few minutes will p owe itspower of stop
ping pain Read the following letter. any
person doubling its truthfulness cuii write
to the u ). Consul at Rio. For every word
OF true we will pay One Hundred Dollarss
See Dr. Railways \lmanac for 1888.
Pneumonia, SoiHfng Of Blood, D 6lcuK
Breathing Cured. WondsfJal ca es IN the
Impo'tat Ndtton1t Guard'of the Brdsih an
Army. b
Messrs. RAYMuyDo .. L1rFE Y BH5.,
ttGN IIlS; --I5 - MY nearly eight
years thlt nlvo sufared from Pfielm "a
Ia, an nave hal tho b3;t alyics, but ooold
not be cured. 7 was in the hospital los
days, and all that time / spit blood and
matter, but seeing that coald not get any
better, / made up my mind and lelt it,
And. fortunately, WAS MET by q friand.
/ who recommended DR.. Roadway & COS
preparations
After taking the irst dose Of Relief ana
water, could breath with ease. AMI felt all
nv pains diminishing. continued taking
two OF Railways Pills every niynt, and 4
half teaspoonful Of Relief and water, and
also rubbing my chest and throat with 1t,
and, thank God, I feel myself ptrfectly,
wen. Lonly took ten bottles OF Rfdief and
three boxes OF Pills. | hope that tile au-
thors OF said preparations may have long
and prosperous life. lAai7a o4Ns4 al III
JOSE DIAs- MARQUES, n
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