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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-10-29
Sherif's Sale

DY sirne nfa Writ of Fieri Facia., to ne
40 i,rected will scil, to the highest bidder
At Pirke''> G. a., On ssleday in November next.
the I i! Win. property:
One tract II Land Oh Bpnshy Creek. aairinin
Lanis Of Y G, Briggs anl others. c,nirining
t'o acr-s more or less. % ieui, ,nt's Homestc cad
b" s"' OH before sale iev,rl on AZ the property
Rrh"r' Couch Al the 'uit Of spencer Stegall.
''ne Yok" OF Oxen. as the property OF John
H,mry. The suit Of K. y. III empsou, Adm
and others.
TEts> CASH Purchasers t" pay extra for
,JnAB MAULDIN. s.rc.
OF. a. 1869 I'd
TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
pIcKENs coUETY
EbY virnc "i nn order fr"m I. II. Phipo,
I'D pr,bn.r IN 'ae will sell, at public nut
~. >et.rc the CMlrt tIn,sc d,nr, on the l.
Monday III N~ember next the following
tracts If Lan!. viz:
Tue Real E.'a;;."i Jnmcs Latham. deceased
W: Onr Trar' .f Land. situate in Pickcn
Cn"nty. on Ddly's Creek. waters of Salud;
Rs"r, bounded by lands If b. f. Diwor,h.
Martin Pnder ard others. containing 4G'
acres. nrrc nr less.
AkSas,
TIE Renl Estate of Richard Balentine, d,
in two Tracts viz:
Tract M. |. situate in Pickens County. on
BrnShy Greek. adjoining lands OF. Brndw,l|
Day. ii. g. briggs and othcru, containing o.
acres. n,nrc or ess
Trac, M. 3, iu Pickens County. ON Brush,
Crack, ndi"iGinxs lands Of II. G. Briggs. Os
horne Manldn and ".hers, containing 6 acres
more or iess.'
sir ALSO,
The Real Estate of Ambrose Reid, decd, sit
unte in Pickena County. m Adams' Greek, al.
joining lnndS of j. HI. Ambler. Cornelius Keith
and 'thers, aud containing 472 acres moro or
less.
ALSO,
o"s El-ant .fI Land, the Real Estate Of Joshua
Chapman, deceased, shnN.a IN Picke, a County
on Shonl Crock, adjoining Lands II s;,mee,
Chapman. Boomer Merck and othera, coutan,
< eight hundred acres more or less.
All sold for partition among the heirs.
TERMS--On ~ credit of twelve months with
interest, except the costs which must be paiGl
in cash. Purchasers to give bond to probn,
Judge, Sc. and pay extra for titlcs and stamps.
JOAB MAULDIN. sPc
Oct d, 1869 SO I'd
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CLERKS SALE.
IN EoulrY-Aybsnsos.

IN EQulTY-AxbBhsof.
RY virtue Of dccretal order. from the Hon Jas
~ l. Orr. Circuit Judge. to me directed I will
,el he ore the Court House at Walhalla, on the
th day of November next TUESDAY Of Court) all
hat Tract Of Land belonging to the estate Of Joha
). Loron deceased. containing 665 acres more or
"ss. situate in Ooonee county. branches Of Con-
"rs's creek adjoining lands of George Frederioks,
Berry Phillips. and known ma the
Gold Mime Tract.
This Mine Is undoubtedly very rich. and It 10
>e'ieved that nothing bnt energy and capital arc
equired to make II in,ensety valuable by develop
uent. ~
TERMS-Cre'lit Of l2 months, with bond. two
ureties, and mortgage, 10 secure the purchase
money. The purchaser will be permitted 10 pay
asl on day of sale. or anticipate payments at any
me.
JOHN w. DANIELS, cor.
Anderson County Oct. 8, 1869 I'D
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Notice

rs Hereby givcn that we will mnke appiica.
ton to Richard Lewis. Probate Judge IF
Ocnnrc Cnnnty. fur a final disncarge as E4-
ecntors Of tho Estate ,f William Sanders. de-
ceased, on Saturday 9th Nnvcmber next, 1869.
JAMES o. SANDERS,
DAVID SANDERS. "A" 70.
Oct 49, 1869
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HSO,

The Real Estate of Ambrose Reid, decd, sit
uate in Pickena County m Adams' Greek, ad-
i"iuing lands of j. Ii. Ambler. Cornelius Kcit
and 'thers, aud containing 472 acres moro oI
The union Democrat., 1869-03-13
ALL ABOARD FOR WHITE PINE!
SELLING OUT, SURE AND
CERTAIN
Passage Money made by Getting
yOur Groceries for the next
Eour Weeks OF
GEORGE BRUSIEy
marlS-tf
Mining Partnership Notice.

uNURSUANT To AN ACT or THE lEGISL ATrRE
Of the State California entitled IAN Act concern.
ing Partnership for Mining Purposes, approved April -
uofce is hereby given that j. :. Williams and W
IL. of those certain claims
Tho Fast Side Of the Tuclumne river about
fourteen miles East Of the city OF Sonora, County
Troumhe and State Of California, of said mines being
commonly known ss the BonetS Quartz Lode. and the
other as the Warec Quartz Lode. That they, the said
j. : Williams and II. Guon desire 10 work sad
Roneto QUARTZ lode and WaIfed quartz lode. and hat
also desire levy assessment the shares Of all
the owners partners sid claims, for the pnrpo~e
thousand dollars in e5der work and develop
the same Netice hereby given that Mining Partner
ship has already been formed and still exists for the
purp,,se If wor king said mines between J. s. Williams
". IL. tiuicn and IL. Brigham Said j. 5. Williams
and W. IL. Guion have been informed that T. l.. III.
Gardner. Alexander Warheld and C. n. Rech claim
Interest in held by L.. Brigham; that said
Brigham holds interest in said mines in trust for
them.
Notice is further given TO L. II. Brigham r. L. II.
Gardner and Alexander Waried and 10 all persons hold
ing an interest said Bueto Quartz Lode and Warted
Quartz Lode. that Monday the seventeenth day Of
May A. H. 1869 at 10 O'Clock A. M Of that day, at the
Office Caleb Dorsey in the city Of Sonora County Of
Tuoumuc and State California meeting Of the
ship will hel thepnrpose ofievying
said shares for the purpose Of rang six thousand dol
lars in L. gold coin for the purpose of working said
mines for the transaction OF such other business
viii lie necessary 10 have said mines worked and dc.
veloped j. Z. WILLIAMS.
W. II GUI0N.
Per Caleb Dorsey, their Attorney in fact and At
torney al Law.
March IL. lS6a marl3-Sw
The union Democrat., 1869-03-13

SAINT PATRIcK's DAY.-The Irishmen Of
this county will celebrate Saint Patrick Day
next Wednesday in this city in an appropri-
ate manner. The procession will form at
Turn Verein Hall. and proceed from thence
to Saint Patrick's Church where High Mass
will be celebrated and Panegyric delivered
by Rev. Father McNaboe on lrelands Patron
Saint. After Services in the church the pro-
cession will march through our principal
streets, back to Turn Verein Hall where
Hugh Farley Esq, of Columbia will deliver
the Grafton. In the Evening a grand ball
under the auspices of Wolf Tone Circle +.
b. will come off at the above named hall.
All persons who wish to have good time
and lots of enjoyment should not miss this
opportunity, as no effort will be spared to
make it pleasant and agreeable for all
The union Democrat., 1869-03-13

GRANT AND JOHNSON Sacramento
Union of March 9Th says: The San Fran
cisco Herald thinks Grant is unjustihabie IN
refusing to ride in the same carriage with
Andrew johnson. That may be a matter OF
taste. johnson has, in public and private,
tried to fix the stigma OF falsehood upon
Grant. To politicians this may seem quite
matter of course, it is So frequent 10 their
case. But with army officers the bandyins
of lie is accounted mortal insult. and 1t Is
time it were regarded by all honorable men
AS cause for cessation Of familiar relations
till tie charge is retracted. Grant Is right
for refusing to ride with man who has
called him liar.
Where the shoe pinches. and what makes
it binding on the "Great Reticent," is that
Johnson prored be lied by the testimony OF
such we'll known Republicans as VIM. H.
Seward, Gideon Wells, Hugh MeCulloch,
Alexander w. Randall and Q. II. Browning,
whose letters may be found in the Sacramen-
to Union of March 5, 1868. To convict an
army officer of lying is but to enhance his
popularity with mongre!s, and create taste
on his part to avoid the company of those
who bate liars. This explains the reason
Why the Indian regenerator did not ride with
johnson on Inauguration day.
The union Democrat., 1869-03-13

THE LAST ANENDMENT.-The Legislatures
of three states Kansas Nevada and West Nir-
cinia have ratified the fifteenth constitutional
amendment The Democratic members ofthe
Indiana Legislature have resigned. refusing
to act on this amendment as they were elected
nrevious to its adoption bv Congress. They
hold that it is not proper for anv Legislature
TO act until after the people of the State have
had an opportunity TO express their wishes on
snch an important change in the fundaman-
tai law. 1t is right that the whole people
should be allowed a chance to make their
wishes known. 1t is wrong that politicians
and members of the varions legislatures. who
were elected without reference to this attempt,
TO infringe upon the rights of the States.
should hurry this amendment through, with
ont so much as asking the popular desire.
IF it should lie submitted to the whole peo-
rle. or if thew are given chance. and they
decide in its favor it will be respected far bet
Ter when incorporated in the constitution.
than it will be if forced upon the country IN
the manner now proposed by radical politi-
clans.
The union Democrat., 1869-03-13

\ CALlFoRNIA BooK-Those desirous Of
procuring an extensive book, giving general
history Of California from its discovery, to-
sether with all it's resources and detailed
description of each county, will find it in the
work of Titus Fey Crouise, entitled The
Natural Wealth of California. We have not
examined it, but find it highly spoken OF By
the press. Mr.. W. L. ponnellan is now
caavassing this county for subscribers.
The union Democrat., 1869-03-13
LOCAL NEWS.

Rev. Father McNabce. viii eeAeetAe -Nss
month, a. fellows sunday, Marea IN, :. \,
s,-,,f. NJ anil in Sanara. II 10 y O'clock, A. NJ
sunday March llth in Msriposa-
yr.nssa.x March nth, st. Pssrieks day, in sonofa
at 80 = O'clock. A. NJ
Si,v v.r.h ,lst in Jamestown. at "a o'clock, A
"a .p, in Sonora At 10 !. O'clock, A VI
sunday March 18th. in jamestown at So O'Clock a
NJ. and in Sonora, at 10 i AN
srnvox >, -ax yorxa-Rev Charles s Dewing vii
-. sermon TO the young in the Presbyterian Church
Sabbath evening, at u O'Clock.
NE. CHURCH Misunderstanding Sunday morning al
IL o'clock, by the Rev. J. NJ. cs'nFoelI.
The union Democrat., 1869-03-13

SUrERvIsoRs.-The Board of Supervisors
were in session last Saturday and Monday
for the purpose Of taking some action in re-
gard to the Stanslaus Indebtedness but fail
ed to decide on anything, another instance of
large bodies moving slow.
The union Democrat., 1869-03-13

DISTRICT CouRr.-This Court was in ses
sion last Saturday and Monday, in case O.
NJ. Davis VS.. 0. S. Davis, Report of Commits
sioner filed Einstein Bro. u Co. VS.. A. Nor
ris & Bro. Judgment for plaintiffs for Sl.ll4
60 Einsten Bros & Co. VS.. A. Morris & Co
judgment for plaintiff Sl,37l. so Court ad
journed to Monday March 22ud.
The union Democrat., 1869-03-13

We are Indebted to II. l.. Street, for lib
eral supply of Newspapers, Periodicals, &C.,
Streets Book Store is the place to get choice
literature of all sorts.
The union Democrat., 1869-03-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Toll Bridge at Italian Bar.

TNNHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NOTICE
IL that he will apply to the Honorable the Beard Of
Supervisors of Tuolumne County a their next regular
meeting, for license to establish and keep Toll Bridge
aud collect toll thereon, the South Fork OF the
Stanislaus River at Italian Bar,
March s, 1859. JOACHIM pELCKE.
The union Democrat., 1869-03-13

All advertisements to be published in this
paper, must be banded in at the othce by
Thursday noon Of each week, or they will
lay over until the next issue.
The union Democrat., 1869-03-13

The Mite Society of ST. James Church will
meet at the house of D. Sewell ESQ.,, next
Friday evening. March 10Th.
The union Democrat., 1869-03-13

President Grant has cancelled the Pardons
convicted Of violating the revenue laws.
The union Democrat., 1869-03-13

Gel DORADO. We have received the first
number of this weekly paper published in
San Francisco. The El Dorado is genuine
wonan's paper. Its editress announces that
it is conducted by women, and will be de-
voted to the social and business interests of
the women of the Pacific coast that it will
not be an advocate of ''Woman's Rights" as
enunciated by certain strong minded and hot
headed DANES. We hope it is based on as
strong foundation as it claims, that it may
be successful in elevating the destinies of
women. 1t makes a neat and lady like ap-
pearance. We wish it success.
The union Democrat., 1869-03-13

Ira Smith. of Wells. Fargo / Co.'S Ex,
press viii please accept our thanks for news
paper favors.
The union Democrat., 1869-03-13
Annual Report of tho Trustees Of the City
of Sonora.
General Fund Receipts.
Disbursements.

April o. Paid Union Democrat printnc.$ IS 90
Paid J. Tan uarnEen Clerk of Election, Is 90
d" NJ Hedges. Judge of - Is 90
1865, April &, Paid d. Sewel, Judge Of
Election. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90
June /. Paid 7. Newton hauling Be-. -
July 6, Pald Union Democrat printing. IS so
Paid Thos, Newton Iahor................ so
- W. s. Cooper survey ing so
90 c. Dorsey Supreme Court tees.-...... 25 90
Apg b j. X. Hanson Assessment Roll. 20 IS
Sept. ! Jas. Lctford services as clerk. 80 90
f. FaSon services ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 600 90
Union Democrat for printing ..-.......,~. - so
j. Sedg wick for Register Land Office. 5 90
Oct. 5. W. :. Cooper taking census..-.. 20 90
J, s. Cady clerk Of former board. IS %
Dec Z. O. Stenmetz services "a colec'r $50 90
C. DORSEY services as Attorney ............ $50 90
Geo Steinmetz making delinquent list 90
1869, Jan. !. Uni,n Democrat printing 10 90
Feb l, Union Democrat advertisement I so
Mcrch /, Jas. Letford services clerk. 80 90
Stationary Is 90
Dorsey services rs Attorney IS 90
Judges Of Election ................. Is 90
Transferred TO street fund ............... 400 90
-$l4oo so
The union Democrat., 1869-03-13
saturday Morning, March Is. SO
The rumor Of the death of Pope Plus the
ninth proves to be incorrect.

The deaths in San Francisco last week G3
Of which Z were from small pox % new cases
Of small pox reported during the week.
The union Democrat., 1869-03-13

All Legal summons advertised in this
pauer must be paid for in advance.
The union Democrat., 1869-03-13
Fire Fuud Rcceipts,

1865, Balance Cash in Treasury I'll 67
Property Tax collected. SS3 63
5 per cent collected 3 80
-Sll5S 20
The union Democrat., 1869-03-13
BORN.

Columbia Feb. Goth, the wife Of Geo. Bell of a
daughter.
The union Democrat., 1869-03-13

Michigan has refused 10 Iass an eight
hour law.
The union Democrat., 1869-03-13
DiahmrHeneAfa.
Outstanding indebtedness

JOSIAH HALL, President.
Attest: JAS. LETFoRp, Clerk.
The union Democrat., 1869-03-13
Cemetery Fund Receipts.

March 3, Bal. cash in treasury..........S II 03
Cash received from City Sexton......,... ~ co
Donated by j. Hall--.........-......... 81
-$fi 90
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-29
COAL AND IRON IN INDIANA

Indiana has 5000 square miles of
coal lands. The fact is conceded
that the " black coal of Indiana is
superior to any coal which has yet
been discovered in the world. Prof.
Brown,in a pamphlet on the subject
has the following in regard to this
coal:
"The seam from which this supe-
rior quality of coal is obtained. va
ries in thickness from three to five
feet. 1t will be found along the
whole eastern mergin of the coal re-
gion from the Ohio river to the Ii
linois line, a distance of about one
hundred and fifty miles. 1t may
vary somewhat in quality and guam
tity. but in these respects it is the
mCst uniform of all our coal seams.
Dipping westward from descent OF
from twenty to thirty feet per mile,
it passes under the coal seams and
other formations lying above, and
out-cropping to the west of it. II
may be reached at a depth, varying
from surface outcrop, to two hun
: dred feet over a belt Of country
from fifteen to twentysmiles wide
AID one hundred and fifty wiles long
} within the boundaries of this state.
: The state also contains an abund
1 ance of fat coal for heating pur
Z poses.
ga line drawn from the Ohio river
S near the mouth of Oil creek, il
: Crawford county, running north
$ wardly through the counties OF On
e ange, Lawrence, Monroe, Owen
: Putnam, Parke. Fountain and War
n rem, to the Illinois line, near th
n southwestern corner of Bento
d county, will define the eastern MAJ
It gin of the coal fields"
!. In regard to iron ore the state RI
10 port says:
1.-THE most valuable and most e,
tensive beds of iron in Indiana al
found associated with the lowe
member of the coal measures
These ores belong to the class I
Ilimonites-the kidney, or stone o
of the furnace men. These ores a
easily melted, run freely, and yie
-, from forty to fifty per cent ofmet,
In the northern counties of the sta
large beds of bog ore occur, cover
by several feet of peat and swan
"A muck. This ere contains from tn
ty to forty per cent of iron, is e:
ooo lily reduced. and is almost entire
IN zee from selphur or other hurt
purities.'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-29
WHAT OF CUYAf

WHAT OF CUBAf -
A citizen Of the United States, sp
parently a disinterested and close
observer, has been studying the en-
ban problem with all the advantages
which presence on the spot and
am ong the combatants could give
an intelligent man. His conclusions
are fatal to the continuance of Span
ish supremacy on the island. The
preponderance of intelligence for
the past two weeks is to the effect
that such supremacyha already lie
parted in fact, EXCEPT in quite limit
ed districts. The recent success OF
the Cubans at Puerto Principe, La
qua la Graude and Las Tunas, were
very decisive and important in their
character, and have given an impe-
tus to their cause which approaches
the irresistible. Their moral and
unity of purpose has been greatly
increased thereby, and their enthu
siasm raised to the highest pitch.
OF course defeat at those places has
depressed the Spaniards correspon-
dinghy, Who were at once sadly de-
moralized by discussions among
themselves, INSTRUMENTATION, and
real want of the patriotic purpose
OF maintaining inviolate the relation
of the queen of the Antilles to the
Spanish crown. Generally uninter
rupted success and advance on one
side and defeat and retrocession On
the other must have their natural re-
suits, and 90 far to establish the
conclusions of our observer. Ac-
cordingly the question of annex
alton or absorption of Cuba into the
American union becomes one of re-
newed interest. Though it really
does not seem to be question in
the United States, but the conclusion
of the common sense of the coun-
try-rather, perhaps, its intuition,
than the result Of any process OF rat"
iocination. The country feels, rath-
err than knows, that Cuba, lying
right under the nose of the United
States, will not long exist as ma
ton of itself. but soon gravitate to
and become part of the great repub-
lie. The old world, the great pow
ers of Europe, seem to view this
consummation with a considerable
degree OF complacency now, in place
of the stout opposition which they
made to the reprehensible filibus-
tering schemes of democratic adj
minlstration to acquire i years ago.
They regard the present PROCESS
of probable incorporation as nat
ural, and therefore proper, and have
even taken to advising SPAN TO SUBJ
NIT gracefully to whaS they are now
pleased to think the inevitable. En-
gland. through her press, has taken
the lead az the advisor ofSpain to
this effect. This suggests,in con-
nection with other facts, great
change in England's colonial policy
which we have not time to discus:
now. What with her defeats in thu
Cuban struggle, and this pressure
of her neighbors, it is not easy tt
see how Spain can much longer re
tain her now almost nominal hold OF
Cuba and after that comes to US thu
consideration 'what will We do wit
itS''
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-29
Public Notice.

Notice Is hereby given to the owners of lots AID
and State Of Indiana. thai the appraisers apnontsl
for the East Plymouth Draining COMPANY
at the August term Of the Marshall County
Circuit Conrt, on Wednesday, Aug. u.s. 1853
ON Thu RSDAY, SEPT. Goth, 1889, at 10 o'clock A
M, begin the examination Of lots and parcels o,
land, and assess the benefits and injuries thereto
liable to be affected by the proposed work of tn.
said company, commencing at a given point neal
j. NJ. Shoemaker's Touring mill, In the town o.
plymouth Marshall County, and State Of Indiana
commonly known as East Plymouth,) thence south
along certain line TO given point on Water stree
as specified In the Article Of Association of sal,
East Plymouth Draining Company. The said Ap
praisers will continue their labors from day to da
un til completed.
By order Of the East Plymouth Draining Co.
pany. J. II. LANGENBAUGH
Secretary L. z. d. Co.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-29

The farmer whose pigs were so lean
that 1t took two of them to make q
shadow, has been beaten by another,
who had several so thin tina. they would
crawl out through the cracks in their
pen. He finally stopped that fun by
tying knots in their tails.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-29
Livery Stable for Sale.

The Livery Stock known as the "Pucksye Live
~" opposite the Parker House, owned by 3. L.
Harveh IL offered for sale on the most liberal
terms The present proprietor is going west this
fall aud will sell very low. The business and stock
is equal to the best In Northern Indiana. Apply
for particulars to B. L. HAhNE1.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-29

A new Atlantic cable Is TO be laid 10
the interests O. the United States and
Russia.
MoUxr whitney Ia California. 1900
fee. high, is the highest peak in tn
United States
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-29
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-29
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-29
CAUTION.

Whereas, my wife Matilda Dawson, having left
my bed and board without SUFFICIENT cause provo
cation, hereby warn all persons from barborfng
trustiug her ON my account, as will pay no
debts Of her contracting after this date. S
JOHN DAWSON,
ARsos, Aug ead, 1899
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-29
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