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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-02-26
Answer to Teacher.

In answer to tho inquiries of "Teacher"
in our last issue, we are able to give but little
information. It is familiar to all, that Gen.
CANBY in his General Order, to make appro.
p%riations for the year 1867, set apart twenty
five thousand dollars for FREQ schools, to be
distributed among the various teachers who
taught in accordance with the provisions Of
that order. We have no COPY Of the order,
but think it contained q proviso, that to enti-
tie any one to a share Of the fund he should
impart instruction to all that applied, regard
less Of race or color. This fund has not yet
been drawn from ths Treasury. A resolution
Was introduced into the Legislature ct tho
Special, Session, to tho effect that the Treasu.
fer should pay over to the Superintendent Of
Education the sum 80 appropriated, and that
he should proceed to distribute it, pro rata,
among the School Commissioners of the vari-
GUS Counties throughout tho State. 1t also
provided for the process of distribution by
sthe School Commissioners among the teach
ora of tleir respective Counties. Tho resolu.
lion has NOT been heard Of or reported on
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since it's introduction, but tho Chairman of
the Committee on Education in tho House,
informed us a few days back, that he would
soon report a scheme to cover the whole mat.
ter. The money was appropriated, it has not
been drawn; but as to when, how and who
will finally got q pinch, we cannot tell. For
the present year everything connected with
schools is still moro a matter Of speculation.
Tho Legislature has under consideration a
most "infornal Bill" to provide a system Of
Public Schools for tho State. Tho Bill has
passed tho Sennt,, and is now on it's second
reading in the House. 1t covers twcnty pa.
gcs, and will, if passed, be a source Of expense
greater than any measure heretofore adopted
by that progressive body" The least esti-
mate [ have heard made rs to the amount
necessary to carry out its provisions, is seven
hundred aud Ifty thousand dollars, and tho
greatest estimate is ono million dollars. I
will give you two items in the Bill, aud each
one can compute for himself. The SUN of
five dollars for each child in a township be-.
tween the ages Of six and sixteen years, is to
- ST 80
be raised for free tuition. There arc at least
one hundred and twenty-five thousand voters
in tho State, and granting an equal number
of children between the prescribed ages land
every ono must agree this is too small), and
VIC have, at five dollars each, six hundred and
twenty-five thousand dollars. It also requires
an annual meeting Of all the School Commits.
sioncrs in tho State ut Columbia, and gives
them, during the meeting, the sam per diem
and mileage rs members of the General AS
scmbly, makes the salary Of the Superinten-
dent of Education twenty. five hundred dollars
With necessary expenses of travelling and sta
&siQacry, besides other expenses not herein
|Zfe ciicd. The Bill has some redccmablc fca.
&&Edres, but they arc like an ounce Of sugar to
Ea gallon Of gall.
There is to be at least one School in each
township. to be open to the sooty and snowy
alike. This is all We can tell you, "Teaoh.
cr," at present, and VIC arc sorry it is not moro
satisfactory. When the Legislature ndiourrs
VIC will give you full information as to al
provisions in reference to the education of tho
poor. 1t may be the two races will have sep
aratc schools before the thing is through; aud
if not, our public schools will be like Jacobs
cattle, all "ring strcaked and striped" a colo,
not in good odor among democrats.
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Notice.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Pickens G. H.. S. g., Feb. S, 1869

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OfffCE.
Pickens G. H.. S. g., Feb. s. 1860.
Il ", in accordance with the 18th uni 18th
Sections of the Act defining tho Jurisdiction
and duties Of Cnunty Commissioners, having
had tho same laid out into Eight Townships,
the following named persons IRE hereby as
pointed Electors Or Selec;men Of the Townships.
ana VIII hold an election ut the limos ind pla.
ces dos'gnated, Tor Township Officers:
John King md Thos. j. Bowen. First meet.
ing at X. T.. llnlcombe's, on Thursday the 18th
of March. 1869.
Saiubrity TownsAip. No. "a. II. Clayton.
l.. g. Hamilton and James NJ. Reed. Place of
meeting AZ Sqlubrisy, on Friday the 5th day of
March. lSG9.
GarOim 7omasAip, NJ. 3-Samucl A. James.
L. V. Clayton aud Il. IL. Lawrence. Place Of
meeting at Gaines Shop, ON Monday the 9Th
day of March. 1860.
Eusley 71mnship, No. r. a. uokc, r.. l..
Steele and W, G. Hillhousc. Place of meeting
at old Poor House (ll"npcr's), OH Tuesday the
9th day of March. 1860.
PfcEcnS Court House Tu,cnship, No. 5.-W.
u. Wclbnrn. G. G.. Porter and Gideon Fills
Place Of meeting at Pickcns Court House, on
saturday the 9Th day of March, 1860.
DacnsciW Ibwnship, No. Civilian M.
Jones. W. ?. Hunt and w. Il. Field. Place Of
meeting at Dncusville, on Friday the 10Th day
nr March. 1869.
P"mphiNto,2n Tmaship, No. Ivan J.
Jones. u. NJ Lynch and Joseph ~. Bates. Place
IT meeting NJ Pumrtintown, on Thursday the
llth day of March. 1869.
Eastatoe DumsAip. No. Sc. A. Miles, ia
cub Lewis and James M. Stewart. Place OF
meeting Mt Eastntuc Church, ON Wednesday the
10th day Of March, 1869.
The Selcctmcn or Electors are required to
give public notice nf the same.
By order Of the Board.
j. Il. UAGOOD,
Clerk of Board Of County Com'rs.
Feb. IL, 1869 10 2
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Personal.

We return thanks to our correspondent,
rs. D. c." for his cordial invitation to us to
visit Pickcns Court House, and hope, at no
distant day, to avail ourselves of it. We well
know that VIC havc friends and we'll -wishcrs
in that sister county, and feel sure we arc safe
in numbering among them " mine host of the
becf.stcak and mutton.chops." We have in
time past sampled his lardcr, and can testify
to its uncxccptionable character as to the
quantity and quality of its contents. We
send a kind greeting and G~od,spccd to the
pioneers of the growing young town, and our
friends and patrons Of tho County generally.
We'will always be pleased to hear from them.
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Operations Resumed,

Engineers LEE and MAcKAY arrived here
last week on their work of blazing and stalk
ing the Blue Ridge Railroad limo froaI
this place.to Clayton, Ga. This work is 6aEaYE
to enable the Road to estimate the cxpend
necessary to a full completion, and alsS ff6
damage done to the unfinished portions ofeF6e
road between these points, prior to letting The
same to contractors.
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Rice.

We were shown last week n fine sample of
beautifully cleaned rice Of home culture
This rice was brought into Walhalla for sale
last week, and the owner could scarcely sf&|
an offer for it. We were surprised to i.aa}
for the sample exhibited to us OIL
any rice grown in the State. TheNzfSSs#sl2
shipped from here to Anderson.
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Commissioners 6Ati6r.

A resolution has been introduced in the
Senate, and ordered for a second reading, re-
quiring the Commissioners of Location for
Oconeo County to turn over to the County
Commissioners Of said County all their acts,
accounts, evidences Of debt, &c. These Com.
missioners were assigned the duty of locating
aud erecting a Court IIousc and Jail in Geo
nee.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-02-26
Public Sale.

RY permission of Richard LOWS. Esq, Judge Of
~ Probate. | will sell TO tho highest bidder, on
SATURDAY tho 18Th day Of March next, at
OLD PICKENS G. H.,
The personal property Of tho late w. NJ. MADDEN,
dc ceascd, TO wit:
His Law LIBRARY, consisting Of q valuable
collection of Law Books.
One BUREAU, BEDSTEAD, and various other
articles,
TERMS, CASH
ROBERT a. THOMPSON,
Feb. %. 1869 20 I'd
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w. c. Keith

Takes this method of informing persons
who have legal business under charge of REED
& KEITH, that he expects to be at Walhalla
on Monday and Tuesday, the LIST and End
days of March, when he will be pleased to see
them and obtain lists Of their witnesses. =
Come on one Of those days. l hope to be at
Pickens G. H., on Monday tho 18th day Of
March, to attend to any business that may be
entrusted to me. In the meantime, any bus.
ines left with j. Il. HAaooD, Esq, before
that day, will be promptly attended to.
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10000 -- ---h--- - - . $780,
called forth tho remark, that it bent "Robin.
sons Circus, and was FREQ besides. Such
scenes rarely occur.
The Court has been in session several weeks,
Judge Boozcr presiding. 1t is now ongagei
in the trial Of Richardson and Gray, two
members of tho Legislature, for tho murder
of young Smith last summer. The testimony
is finished and the case will be argued to-day.
The Criminal docket was unusually large,
comprising nearly every grade Of crime, from
murder to simple larceny.
The Bar is we'll pleased with Judge Booz.
or, his only fault being, tho "hasten too
slowly" which | suppose he learned in the
venerable State Senate.
The Female college Building, known as
Barhamvillc in the vicinity Of this city, was
burned n few days back. 1t had not been
open as q school for som time, but was va.
cant. The loss in some $4,000 without in.
surencc.
The Military is still here.
Trade is getting dull again.
Corn is bringing from s1.35 to SI.40.
There is u hope Of adjournment by the 18th
of March next.
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W.. G.. X.

HD- A patcnt-No 86,574-has. been
granted to Il. SILVER, of Columbia, s. G., for
making shot.
Ey- A woman hid better not marry n
widower, if she finds out that he is a widower
by trade.
GD- It costs the United States S14, 900 to
educate every cadet that Graduates at West
Point.
Rg- Potatoes should always be kept in
the dark. Potatoes exposed to the light; for
a day only, have their flavor injured, aud the
longer exposed the worse they are. Novor
use grccnish potatoos.
naa- The latest Yankee invention is q ma.
chine for darning stockings.
aas~ There is u lady in this city who hasn't
washed her face in fourteen years; cleans it
with Indian meal; says water chaps it. APP
pears to keep the chaps away pretty severely.
Lady thirty nine, and no bids.
Dg- Tho proof Of the adage that time is
money is found in the fact that tim. chagncs
ED- DR.. II. Marshall, of Atlanta, Georgia,
ilao III ~ htth pau, TiiCu, tIOuSu IL
may be kicked over, holds to the milk.
aa- The "Journal of Chemistry says tina
IA prep ration consisting of three parts lard
and one part rosin, is the best material for
coating tools and steel instruments, to keep
them from rusting.
GB-A New Hampshire paper says: a
red squirrel WIS recently caught in the barn
Of d. 9. Bpwn, of Berlin, which in less than
three months time c,rricd two bushels of
oorn up a aisht Of stairs and safely slowed it
away for future use.
EY The duties OF newspapers to the pub.
lie arc much more generally and efficiently
performed than are the duties Of the public
to newspapers.
E4- Llnglon Connor and w s. Brooks,
duplicated in the murder of b.. II. Randolph,
have been arrested, and carried before Es.
quircs Leland and Tarrant, at Abbcvillc
Court House, on a writ Of H,bcas Corpus,
and released on giving 5 1000 bail, for their
appearance at the next term Of the Court.
Dsas- n certain man was married.; he lost
Lis wife and had q stone erected oyer her
grave. He married a second wife, and when
shs died he had the tombstone split, and it
thus served for tho two departed. He pro.
posed to a third and the lady quantity remark
ed: 81 do not believe that stone will split
again"
G- Application has been made to the
President for permission to remove Booths
remains, and for possession Of the trunk and
other effects Of the assassin in the custody of
the War Department.
EB 1t is a fact, perhaps not generally
known, but interesting 10 young men, that
the solitary ringlct, which floats from SO many
water falls is a notification on the part of the
wearcrs that they are not engaged. If it is
extremely long, the wcarcr is supposed to be
very dcsirous Of getting spliccd at once; If
only moderately long. it shows that only good
offers will be entertained an extremely snort,
mcagrc ringlet indicates that the wcarer is
very particular as to whom she accepts.
- @T
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-02-26

BLUE RIDGE LODGE, NO. 90, AIM
THE NEXT REGULAR COMMUNICATION Of
j Blue Ridge Lodge, No. 02, A...F...M., will be
hold on the First Saturday in March next, tile
9th, at4 O'Clock, p. NJ. A full attendance Is re-
questcd. Brethren will take duo notice and be
governed accordingly. by order Of the Lodge.
ROBERT YOUNG, Sect'y
Feb. Is, 1860 10 g.
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NOTICE TO

LII Tax payers in Wagner and Tugalo Town
n ships who have not made Returns arc hereby
notified that they can yet do so by calling on mo
at ID. Biemann's, ut which plhcc L will receive Re-
turns for Il few days, only.
Como along and make your Returns; by FILLING
to make Returns you arc not exempt from the Tax
nor the penalty.
DANIEL =. ROBINS,
Assessor.
Feb. 90, 1869 20 (,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-02-26

the IT. Tresg84g! inc '0'''' Of
An Act to incorporate the Citizens Sa.
wings Bank Of Soutl, Carolina.
An Act to incorporate certain Fire Engine
Companies.
An Act to incorporate tho Wilson's Bridge
Company.
An Act to authorize the building Of q
Bridge to connect the islands of Wadmalaw
and Johns.
An Act to enforce the provisions of the
Civil Rights Bill of the United States Con-
gress.
Joint Resolution relieving Il. w. Oliver,
late Sheriff Of Fairfield County, Of a pcualty
of five per cont. per month on Executions not
returned by him.
An Act to alter and amend an ACT to au-
thorizc the sale Of the Columbia Canal.
An Act to regulate and provide for the
pay Of Commissioners and Managers of Elec-
tions.
Joint Resolution authorizing the Governor
to employ IN armed force for the preservation
Of the peace.
An Act to establish a State Orphan Asy.
lum.
An Act to Punish Shcriffs and other OH
GERS for violating the Homestead.
An Act to amend the Criminal Law.
An Act to confirm and declare valid the
recent Election for Mayor and Aldermen of
the city of Charleston.
An Act to re.cnact certain Acts, lending
tho name and credit of the State to the
Greenville and Columbia Railroad Company,
and to validate the action of tho said Compa.
ny hereunder.
The following Bills, the titles of which
would indicate them to be Of importance,
have yet to DO considered by the. House.
| From their number and length, unless there
is more despatch than heretofore, the Lcgis
laturc cannot adjourn before the LIST of April
f. Besides these, there is q multitude of small.
Ter fry.
A Bill to authorize the consolidation OF
the Charlotte and South Carolina, and the
Columbia and Augusta Railroads.
A Bill amendatory Of an Act to regulate
Attachments.
A Bill to define tho manner Of COMPOSING
Judgments without action.
A Bill amcndatory Of an Act t. 70 define
tho Jurisdiction of Probate Courts.
a Bill to prevent and Punish Bribery and
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-02-26
In Bankruptcy.
In tho District Court Of tho United States for
the District of South Cerolina.
IN TIE NATTER OF W. ". KNIGHT, BANKRUPT.

IN TIE NATTER OF ". W. KNIGHT, BANKRUPT.
AT WALnALL.A, S. c., on the 10th day of Fob
ruary, 1860. .
THNlIlS is to givc notice. that on tho Goth dny
IL OF March, A. ID. 1860. at the Office of w.
J. %Clawsnm, Esquire. Register in Bankruptcy,
in Iorkville, s. g.. GENERAL MEETING Of the
creditors of the above NAMED Bankrupt will be
held for tho purposes named in the Twenty.
seventh Section Of tho Bankrupt Act Of March,
2, 1867.
WIN. c.. KEITH,
Assignee,
Feb. lG. 1860 10
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Township Meeting.
Feb. 90, 1869

MEETING Of the Citizens of Tugalo Township
"A is called ON Monday, 2nd March, to nominate,
Officers for said Township. Meeting to be held
at Rock Spring Church.
Feb. %, 1869 20
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IN THE NATTER OF II. W. N. DoGGs, BANKRUPT.
AT WALH,iIt, s. c., OH The 10th day Of February.
a.. d. 1860.
'illlS is 10 give roiicc that on tho 2btl, day Of
l March, a. b. 1869, ut the Office Of w. j. Claw
son, Esquire, Register in Bankruptcy, in Yorkvillo,
S. g., n GESEnAL MEETING Of the creditors Of tho
above named Bankrupt, will be held for tho pur-
poses named in the Twenty.seycn.h Section Of tho
Bankrupt Act Of March ., 1867.
MN. G. KEITH
' Assignee.
Fob. &c, 1860 l8 q
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Fertilizers i.

We are the authorized Agents for the sale Of
WI npc's NitrOgcniZcl SMper.IshOa.
pililte of Lime. We take great pleasure in
Oconee and adjacent Counties, not from Nero
hcarsny or printed certificates, but from our own
observation md tho experience Of our planting
friends in Ahbcyillo during tho past year. Par.
ties who invested to q limited extent last year, are
now ordering in quantities rs high as ten and
twenty tons. o.ft VN3l
Returning our sincere thanks TO tho public gen.
orally for their very liberal patronage, we hope, /,
iby studying moro closely their wants, and en!arg.
ing our Stock in all tho departments, to mera III
continuance Of their favors. z,3.I
WALLER, WATSON &.CO., "
Feb. 10, 1850 10 e.
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In Bankruptcy.

In tho District Court Of the United States for
tho District Of South Carolina.
IN THE NATTER OF G. c. LANGsToH, BANKRUPT.
AT Walhalla. Sc, on the 10th day ofFobrua.
ry, A.. ID. 1869.
TTNIlIS is to give notice. that on tho 25thsday
Il of March, AID. 1869. at tho Office of ".
j. Clawson. Esquire, Register in Bankruptcy,
in Yorkville, SC. q GENERAL MEETING Of tho
creditors of IT,. above named Bankrupt will DO
held for tho purposes named in tho Twonty-
seventh Section Of the Bankrupt Act Of March
2, 1867.
W. G. KEITH,
Assignee.
Fob. lG 13G0 10 q
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Estate Notice.

Estate Notice.
LII PERSONS indebted to the Estate Of b. G.
II Whisenant. deceased. arc hereby notified TINT
they must make payment by the I'd Monday IN
March next; and persons having demands against
said Estate, will present them, properly attosted,
by that time.
G. w. MASON, Admir-.
Feb 10. 1890 IS 4
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
OCCNEE COUNTY.
William s. GrisEam, Applicant,
David u. Sloan and others, Defendants.
T appearing to my satisfaction that David u.
l Sloan, William L.. Sloan. Susan Mary 81 an,
Eugene Sloan, and Sarah Sloan, the defendants
in this case. reside witho the limits Of this State:
IL IL ordered. therefore, that they do each and
every one appear and object to tho sale or division
of the Real Estate of William Sloan, deceased, on
or before the 3Ist day Of May, 1869, or their con-
sent to the sanic will be entered of record.
RICHARD LEWIS,
Judge of Probate.
Feb. l6, 1869 10 3m
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IN THE NATTER OF JIM. nUNNICuTT, BAHKRuPr.
AT WAMnALLA, S. c., on the 10th dny of Fcbru-
airy, A. D.. 1869.
rUNIllS is to give notice. that on the 18th day
Il of March, A. D.. 1869. at the office Of W.
). Clawsnn, Esquire. Register in Bankruptcy.
IN Ynrkvillc, s.. c.. n GENERAL. MEETING of tho
creditors of tho above named bankrupt will be
held for the purposes named in tho Twenty.
seventh Section Of the Bankrupt Act Of March
WIN. G.. KEITH,
Assignee.
Fob. l6, 1869 10 9
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THIS rs THE WAY
TO GET THE WORTH OF YOUR PROPERTY.

lST-LEARN TIE DEMAND
ND if you will report to me the property you
n have for salc, such rs LANDS, LIVE STOCK.
Of every description, or property Of any kind, l will
try to effect a sale. q per cent. Tor NIL property,
except Firm Produce, which is l per cent. No
snIe. no charge. Persons wishing to purchase
property, by calling on me. can asc rtnin where
such as they nee may be found.
B. HOLDER.
WALnALLA, s. G., Feb. 1G, 1860 l0>tf
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OBJ IT u "A R L HIS,

DIED, on Sunday, 14th inst. LAURA BELL, aged
ono year, ten months, and fourteen days, infant Of
w. NJ. and Mary A.. Woodin.
"Suffer little children to come unto me, n \
\ y for of such Is the Kingdom of adaven.'
"For their angels 10 always behold tho face of
my father which is In Heaven"
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se5- In Charleston, on the 22d, Cotton was
worth from 81 to 2S4.
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NEW ADDITIONS!

~ Il beg TO inform our friends and the public
" general TINT in addition to our former
Stock. we nre now receiving the following Goods,
to which we invite their attention:
Swedes Iron, Plow Moulds, Wagon Tires;
Amcs' L. II. Shovcls, Spades, Steel Pitch
Forks;
Collins Axes, Brado's Steel Hoes, Horse and
Mule Shoes;
Horse Shoe Nails, Grindstoncs, Potwarc;
Cotton and Wool Cards, Cotton Plow Lines,
Manila Rope.
In fact everything usually needed by the
Planters at this season Of tho year.
Our Stock Of GROCERIES kept full and com.
plete by constant arrivals from New York.
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WALIALLA, S. c.:
Friday Morning, February 28, 1859.

EY- Sec the notice of Mr.. ID. p. ROBINS,
in relation to taxes.
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In Bankruptcy.
In the District Court of the United States for tho
District of South { arolina.
IN THE MAr7cn OF J. NJ. ADAMS, BANKRUPT.

IN TIE MATTVK OF J. n. NDAMS, BASKNCrT. :"
AT WALHALLA, s. g., on the 10th day Of Fobrua-
ry, 1869.
THIS is to give notice, that on the 25th day Of
l March. A.. D. 1869, at the Office of WI. Claw
son, Esquire, Rcgister,in Bankruptcy, in Yorkvillo,
s. c., n GENERAL MEEriNG Of the creditors of the
above namci Bankrupt, will be held for the pur-
poses named in the Twenty. sevcnthS Section of the
Bankrupt Act Of March 2, 1867.
WM. c.. KEITH,
Assignee.
Feb. 1G. 1869 10 2
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RECEIPTS



MARRIED, ON the 18th inst. at the house of
DR.. L. d. Johnson, in W~alhalla, by Rov. William
McWhortor. MIR. JOHN b. PICKETT to MISS
MATTE G. MCCALL, oil Of Oconcc.*
---, on the 22d instant. at the house Of the
BRIDES father, by d, p. Robins, Esq, MR.. ROB-
II T. CRAIG to. MISS LAURA F. FINClfER,
alrof Oconco.
*To the bride VIC tender thanks for Cake, and
wish for her and hers happiness and prosperity.
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AT WALHsLLA. $. G., on the 10th day Of Feb.
rnary, A.. d. 1869.
'H'liIS is to give notice that on the 25th day
IL of March, A. d. 1869. at the Office of w.
j. Clawson. Esquire, Register in Bankruptcy,
in Yorkviilc, s. c., n GENERAL MEETING of tile
creditors nf the above named Bankrupt, will DO
held for the purposes named in tho Twenty
seventh Section Of The Bankrupt Act of March
3, 1867.
WM. G. KEITH,
Assignee.
Feb. Is, 1860 10 2
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Feb. l6, 1900
In Bankruptcy.

In the District Court Of the United States for the
District OF South Corolina. "a
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-02-26
Sudden Death.

Mr.. ABIAL Foster, an old and respected
citizen, died suddenly Mt his residence at old
Pickcns G. IT., on Monday evening, the 22nd
inst. Mr.. FosTEn was axpatiS0Qf the State
Of Massachysaba QsaAk he this