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, 1870-07-24

775 for tbc IAer. Medium to fair GfaAts. such Is
are usually taken for the Pittsburgh an'i FhAs!el-
phia markets, we're also IN demand. 4od Eett
eaa&ae nj tan 1ass weeI's prices, or a. $780, see
f"r Geshv steers OF from 1,110 to f,lta hs and Il
i6-2a46.:o Tor average OF from I.lo9 10 t,sn !os.
For The poorer grades she inquiry has been more
eT less limited, and, With large surplus On sa!t,
tue market has rueft duh aud unplnntahie from
nss1 to last and closes wee. .a -: lower thau At
iae M orening. The suppl: Of Texas cattle
uar oetn excessive. AID prices nave
s. u I'll uoeh fut1y StA 1sc Der 100 rs. now
!anGinQ - k-0035.u2 for rUnfnuu 10 choice ta-
stead 81 ~ Al ;he easv oi Is, Week. lhe
buik Of tue Texas stock -,,lt went into tie h1ulS
G1 city butchers ali II 7!tts. chiery As ..nce Of
ts.5sstA+o tes sosnN u to fair lots nf iron. qoa
1,G.0 r. average. Tiae s:Aie cattle have nov ia
ahaut I'll ~utAeTf od ah1 the ularkrt cIo-.s urtueE
CLOSING Flack$.
Choice Betye+-Fine fat. wet!-foruet
3to3 3-yeAT Old steerx, and averaging
from 1.ss:5u 1p LOO po1ids. .... -. sSesas
Prime Betyt-t;Ood> we'll fatt-i, nnp.y-
fasmesl s1eers- Averaging 1.lW to 1,-s*'
pounds. -.,.....-,. ;.0va7..3
Fstr t3rades-Falr steers, In tar nesh,
averaging lilo, to 1,:40 pounds -. aesaaxa,
Ne-IIum Class-Mnl!uIu stter>, and gold
cows, iorcIty slaughter, Averaging soo ......
to 80 1as.-:............ ...->,,--... too;a5.so
Stotk Cattit-Cotasl.on cattle, tn decent
1rsn, averaging .N to ,hHI pounds. ;. lsa2s.0b
1ule1toE-LSnt xo.i thu cons au'! steers 3.ohx9-an
HOGS
The following are the receipts and shipments
fts the Wt.ek- ana toS the ceEseso5u'ilal pel71l
last ytirs
-;.,4.
, 1870-07-24
1.tFt.f.n.

WaTya:4ttr t!trtls conveying city Iud %thust'1n
yrrt-it. Etshi1t seven ynllcs nf The t.lirt i1olsr
t:.-l III rsrt'.,. t'u sarunsay, 1u1y .:
EIt,rIE"!1 -. II, fl Of NAhransrh az,
t. 2:a 1ikt II: july II Cyp
STATE H. $ VI tnr If 9arkson, +, :sSA1M II;
4ist.. A.,A..u. Il. I"o II II u Stale ST, nj. .
:.-A>t II: .;ts .u-.- .-.......... >. 49,. 5000
ual-ttzi =. -. II i Of Ar'tIr. mai. 1T, eaX
109tt II: Nay Observation-Disclosures. 1,$h
Dayton -. :.s..:' II saf Centre It, " (, elxl2a
Wells II. n,t S"rth ~. " I. asNs:;s ii:
n.ssss s It. Ia; .-,o ii e Il L.a.. RI n. +. '0
slAl.s II: Lus Il. 80, ...........,.. pM
CAthartnr -. l~.tw.rn Canal =, ln.i Stewart
lys Il +, -JA>t #: July :z-............... SN
"rst Na:r- 81. :s'. II d " M ksll.ir s1.ne
I, - tt.7':t: .fu.. H.. ..........-.,... S,Al
0sA!rr =, - II nsF Fulton. " I, slxlelk
II: .s.'t l;,...........-.. .............--. ze,,
Th.g1 1t. II " sF Ut Centre ay, i I, 62l ala
It: jill! - -...-....-....-..-...-..... satNo
Suk7lt OF t1rr ,.N1Tss
Ntfut =. q It n 81 lAtans1 av. y I. fasx
2:sE II: June NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l,Gt
1<t& - ~ ta.. Cn!rrs% aA.litn; JHly au... s,s''
e''rr1i nF CITY LIMITS.
StNth a'A5A 1I, v cnf nt F.rty-llFkt Fl. 10
acr, tr,e.st the les ~. July ~ I'M, ,aos
lTair,r nv. !SO It = uf Exnu ~, I, e,sxlca
II: -tnt'.>i ~. ss:3- :3-.........--.....-... l3.tsN
ttakwtskt av. Ia II r 1f t.iite ae. IN TEAR. ~
1ls It: .Eufr q. 3sta-... ...-............ &h
Et,lls -I41',.ls1 Il. ,as It snf lakr nv. ST. t7ax
I6If It. Ian ~. 1so3-.. .....--..-......... a~o
STATE ~, 8; 1t SIT riisy-sccou.l at- n |, 2o1iS1
II. 5ufS .t.-..-...-.-. -------...---.-.... c.
Wts,T OF OLD l'i'Y LIMITS.
Castle II. a.i!r " III Morton II. II ~ a-l0S
1.t t-i' y, l.it sh -....---.---.-,-.. ~
Wilcox -. rs.: Auckwcl II. st - 4S1G'tt:
~Nts ~ .-.=..>>>>+.- .-....----.s..- -
, 1870-07-24
New York nry a;oo<i~ MARKET.

NEW fnKK. ,1HF 4a-The dry 2s4,ts h'ts:nras
r,iItlntlr> somewhat fanrHln. Aih The market ii
lsek.lss IL h'i", whey. TEehM ~rather, Eun,lx.an
VAT, Elsr ah'! el'et'nl4Ityr m,ttII.tH1 III gut1,
.hznrt III tssr ta:a. WHICH E.Ss llIe elect s,,ou.
ha.r p r controlling: aec4 H;'on The minds #
the mercantile c"1rlnunns. wnt"h 'lrt"rs 'h''l'l
tTrtI entering 1nt., u speculative rn,ve-
MtMt IN thr dry gtaris l,ie, ani ne;re
sa,s ~eTe tt'ht':eA I" tbs uEEeat Necessities at
iillEhE oldtr~ REQUIRED fur prtssin. wa!l:s.
M. classes uf l0tne fMntlt- textiles are siliaE 1t
rr whlr1 s4A:relF a!ait at p: II. trt. 70 lurl:,
~ tu supply Il In "xrss. -! the wants Of trs,ir,
anil the cNt'nn rrnr Promises To H. very large,
II NnIhl ht Tc1s HAatt III discount the futnrt OF
t1tra III .lrs x.nrI4. The .f,1lte Ill ~x r,,d -Inn
,tfsel., Whsta she tsa.lc auhcta:Ct has not yet
t.A"h riact. .hI IL lhe alNi.lIve III Etiss> uu:
ttNertsts ss IT. tt!ff must :'9''se ~ 1pG hcfnrt
l. ng-- trsI 10 t:ir an.l then III IN Ecr t.zen.
, 1870-07-24
sp:,lt1..A

The rtccllis Ut h,ts for thr werA lust closed
aecrtRate s::a2a. Against 9ErS; Las, week. S7.oss
for tic corresponding Week l4ss Year, a.t, ldd3t
tus the same period III 'stS- Fur the fJ4t weeks
ending iG-Itcht Tie afsivats have teen s:,44s.
asa,'.st ~ ~ as! zeal, ai :1.e>u III SOS. TLcte
lei hi, atek. 8ei .u!tta,tns were fa,nrsss,t fu.
tfrc:lnss III prices, hut >snce Tue~I3y sntoI. \
tatt ant t"nt las petta.!cst t[e MARKET and values
t'e STEALTH appE, c:a:t. sorr u IL ss4hA1s.1D
r. common TT hurt'-an ctlGut u t4A sc,
Ts'-4lav the ,lelaaud w1s less u:rrHt AMI th. ear-
ktf f!oses weak, ant1 nuu'ina!y -. loW+r than
yesterday. I:sr ttftis wing weF. the repuitst
l(I4: ~ Es, TIL
, 1870-07-24
DYSPEPSIA.

Natnrr'- H. .u~r>in Tnrfr il rrrpa-,-i 7:--s-
y s1r ~ 'Ir AID tl-t pnt:lnI With sIt.ai t'o.-
t.eae'e Il l. .flhi1, ssi1u'i.tl:ns r''a-
dir sf!-f,er: l. .Hrrnst'ra. the stomach, ,El r.strrx
aud i, tl~.. =, al. MAn>lE, lly+.
FFr-ts Tn~N'. Far r1l ts ,!Iatsi.+ Frr- I.s nn.ar.
, 1870-07-24

-1ic Coast Survey and the Smithsonian tnsu-
suaon viii seDd oat one or two scientific men
Win Captain T. F. Hall, and they viii lmulediatey
heGtn Eudles TO thoroughly 1t themselves sot the
dPuea they Afn to undertake,
, 1870-07-24
En- Nj MENAcOCUE,

W4RSFR'H EMMFS ttaiCl!E /. t',4 os,- ..t'.Eo
mr. II tls.. iat.. f1l ": this nctIant n.!sr,ns
j. MT MAa1rI: atttht., this th. u...a.iux
ever Fer-t yra ,ni s.s s-,uti ,n,.u " ern: :ut-
it, aA e,lTe tpr frnaI isE-s.ssi;;,. and
inus E d. la! in setr tar- ,h. lHatA-
y :w f44 4 +'.. u-t.s.t 4 iE,',s t,.a A.ea.r'.
AA!l rusrt.. t'iF,s t,nr lia- u: by uaaR
tttri, ~ un+ lh,llar and Qnsrt.r.
Aadrr>- 6Ia >intr-.1.. lhirnRo. IN.
, 1870-07-24
WINE OFlfFE.

Tr Erra. Kio.si Purifier .n D.i,,r,. nr,..s War
n~r'~ Fi"nut ttfT. "r VIM nf Lift. is :s"' f7',
nnN t."n%n' ks y nHas,t'ri, hls n,r '''-t tnr
.,s! ~, t"ns: ,n'' T.: s,n,: tns In z" T.!
Artt. u.trnst the pnhllc, II. superior IT, r:audv
r!s: w,n, lstsss S+ aay .:!s r.. T. II ti-m.ts
oil. tak stinr II life. 1si.. ia .t.. III rrr
.tfstf Iitr sls' wish +, ~n,, eA.a L.7:tl,. snet
# liz, III. t'Frra: Il N 1ny:anx ,vrr '4rh,:e "a
ns- Il 10 Rid h. r71zks,ts; ai.I nj n Respectable
l,.uEA. lEler FL, lii quar-. l.,ttrs.
, 1870-07-24

fetal tlnla.tss fnf The week s, ~. .fon
Su-tFrlsu-5 bA.ai7cr, EriI fbt. 1s3,sH: cufrcs-
rF 11.i!a,a4,a9
4 tnls.leti aid a halt nf cancee,l tioli Csrtil-
t2tt% were = ut tt Nast.l: y:n.l-
tnrls.s-Ecaron rrtcrs:
ca:sn. i:::..-...- :: Iiassses...>.~---
Franklin 81
, 1870-07-24
RAILROADS.
Arrival aud Departure Of Trains.
!St.MMEE ADVANCEMENT.
GaN1A14 ekssrt-


sucaa,s=xe*r.e! s.a.azss s1se-:c1.
IAxz suoBs al ss,,:&.1 s,ualeAs ss".rHzAs
pt''7 Ss;as55: 2s: ~ ssss esi. IL
sl.e.i ss= l:f1 =. = !: T. q: :;i:SSRR
Al.9t,s u =. ':s4':'.-~-- SEE .:::t5
.a'*', .sr0 H-'.. ''it:s.iu;;i Ss17e LIZ 81. 7>
Raa Si9ns Easss.:.::::-:..::...::Sa = ns5
CHICAGO. nCI14sr1oS q.:1ScF RAILROAD.
Issnre otsFt ~ - J7st - '@'se 'ts7">f "acs.
~ 54.. y ::$ s::ss.:.: ss'.ss= s'.s
it:ssEsss 5 . a isss*;. .s15ss
Mint. as;,1 x1t:,: k1t-t t-t..~f~..- Es.E ...1as
f;::::ds "a ai:a,;is r. .sG:E
ii .Ti:ess ssa:., i;:e::; $500 ';:ss. X Hss
al.
r,,s. S,saH, Sss.4 c5s1 :; ist n4sssse i.4s: ,
:...<.xe; +. Ia Ss.1aans E:vs .aa .s..rs .
r.. s;1. s1s :s%ss
A;!,s'is s1r.r-' 'tsuy...-... AZ - n ::iuNn
kssrs1os 1 e AseSaas;a. Is iii:f.E
~. k-,.. sEfeEs .47a IA :ee:ssrIl
1a5ass1 f,s:; 81 i ;:x;s s!3 .4E E;9;.a :s1
S'ss'' s:.s' :;5:S H.
...-
PfrTsBuRGn. k6ET MAYhR CEiEAGu Rail
TAY. 1850
hnl1;:;:; s. |. ;!s;e s3ss:e
P1eiSs EKfEr"-..--....-,.4 -, Sis r.na- 3-G2.E
VsE sit,i.:s x:ss ssssss1s:: .3R% .asp
CHICAGO, ALTON = e. 19g1s R4t.!.v.p.
ss:. JET rs sss E !,sSss !,sss
Ni-tl E1rress. --.--..-.--: ssEa a. .6WaE
5ISsta.c& 5EIo ----...1 ~ p IA t-:4AH
.fExeeFt Ss1GaJe .huns ttoE1h to S. Lars rv-r~
, 1870-07-24
COMMERCIAL.

s47rRrAT EvES1Su, July q.
TIL fo1lhwing table slowe the receipts and
shipments vi l,c@!uee 1t this patt auans the
as! twr:;y-four honrS:
, 1870-07-24

c.l.tta for 80. sp,ing whe At. In: prices we're
rather weak closing 1t II. :'': "a l-:4 seller
Angust. ....
The tracing in cash was of . 11eaEre etarac-
ter. No. corn closed iirm At Sc. sellar Au-
cuat. ptber grains we're neglected. No de-
mand for grain vessels.
, 1870-07-24
WARN E11'S
Pill r e IA e . T.
DIR. Rt.ef0W,

WnFncr's Pills. Kenrsy has u-ses ttiiezt ,n.x
III cAs~1 y rl. tic f+Es "A!.t Vi ia,1
II. hink Ele.,nx tiI.s- !tr.- ,rst -. a:.:tte4
AtE:s aE1E kt4.rt t<rr7nr-is to tar i'li;. aud
- Ert -t.pr'l.ru!tt l., r,Te tt,f % II haA
c:,rI tnsay ca... It thirty y,,-.' ,n.us Ptlo,
Unr IAsl1ar- Far rLr ny druggists tr.:~ ~hs.r.
, 1870-07-24
Total. ,93..'Ta,~s3 s1S..>t.>sI
l-a>t WceE. ...-......, l,6sl, ,6j,5sa isa,N-,.93

iAst Scag. 49,. !, ,s:",a.4.A7s l2s.ssaun
he follu"lls quotations fot 9otl III S.w
ft'rh and hotss.s in London, tt+dtsy. wcfe r.-
ctIyt i l,y Narratt & March:
, 1870-07-24

On tho bark Is rr;:.:. in re.i > :Asacr design,
in the GENRE II whieh is \ circle. asoan1
Which are the words: ''Chartered lsank OF
lr.,is Australia and China" in the 1ni.s.le ct
which the figure )" il prominent
An the s:onea. rlztes. and other mateSiAf.
used and required in the manufacturc Of these
notes l,avs bsen tnruei over to the Anthozi-
ties. t'l.-1re> OF forgery have heen nu'eg,>!
asainet Tee: Yong Wong and 1Io SLOW HING.
, 1870-07-24

The following we're the receipts acd chip
Gen:s Of h7eAI>tuds aud stock 1t this p in,
t'u;i.s the past week. a.ad for corresponding
1SfeLs t1liit l.. datfd:
, 1870-07-24

t---f:sfft:a---,s,,- S,tP'ae1sf..
$50. ; isSo- Isl" l@s9.
, 1870-07-24

Totals.. 9.sss,s - :-67t.l1o l.lsa, ,44s
Thr zeccipts ri Houz and sEa:n \, SH4Naekes
:ttm September !. 1869. to JHlv Is, 1870,
, 1870-07-24
y.
Il at 9a41el.. Money casy It ai6

*totks rlr.:.cl <;rs,:r, AID III improvement Of
\ rec tent Wa, >t. hu; thu tiark-1 elnsrs quiet
all,l slightly Ill meT, With sinai! fraA-actiens-
, 1870-07-24
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
FOR the Week Ending July 20.
SArCRpAr EVENING. July -

Tt,.:sl ! week.. 1900
same It-r!' ii IL tst.,3tEsi
ssl;e it.sitx! IN ,Sfs-.ee:,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-10-28
Sherif's Sale.

RY virtue Of sundry Writs of F1eyi Facias to me
ID directed, will sell, to the highest bidder. with
in the legal hours of sale, before the Court House
door, in Wslhalla. s. o., OH saleday in November
next the following property:
ali the interest Of the Defendant in one
Tract of Land, known as the Poor Mountain
Tract, situated in Oconce County, lying on
the north fork Of Conneross Creek, contain-
ing l,O4O acres, more or less. adjoining lands
of Sarah Abbott, Mary Abbott, and others !;
sold as the property Of james w. Harrison,
ut the suit Of Keith & Norton, Executors.
One Tract of Land, situated in Oconee
County, containing IS acres, more or less,
adjoining lands of NJ. S. Messer Il. II.
Shealor, and othets; levied on as the property
of G. w. Martin, at the suit of Jonas A.
McKces.
l47 acres. more or less, lying in Oconee
County, adjoining lands of T.. Cobb, Thos.
Smith, aud others levied on as the property
of Elizabeth jenkins, at the suit Of G. W.
Vnnzant.
$40 acres, more or less, lying in Oconce
County, adjoining lands Of Wm Steel, David
Glen, and others; levied ON as the property
OF j. Mays, Mt the suit of Keith g. Norton,
Executors.
TERMS CASH. Purchasers to nay extra
for titles aud stamps.
JAS. II. ROBINS, SOC.
October l2. 1870 SO 4
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-10-28
Pickens Advertisements.
Executors Sale.

WYE WILL SELL. to the highest bidder. at
~ the late residence of HENRY HEN.
BRICKS, deceased. on TUESDAY, the 9Th
day of November next, the entire Estate Of
| said deceased-Personal md Real-viz:
Tract No. l---tho III Place-on Fifteen
Mile Creek. in Picken. County, containing
254 acres No. 2, adjoining containing IT'S
acres; No. 8. adjoining. containing 1913 acres j:
No. a. adjoining, containing So acres No. s.
adjoining. containing 274 acres. These lands
arc valuable, and in a high state of cultivation.
The Personal Estate consists Of
Mules, Horses. Cattle, Sheep, Hogs,
Cora, Fodder, Wheat,
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Farming Tools, &c.
TERMS-The land on n credit of one and
two years, with interest. Personally on twelve
months credit, with interest for sums of and
over Sl0.00-under that amount. Cash
JOHN NJ. HENDRICKS.
JAS. +. HENDRICKS, T." ors
October 10, 1870 SO 3
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-10-28
FOR SALE!

7 WILL SELL. t" the highest bidder. ut
Il WnIhalla. on SaIeday in November next.
that DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT near
the pep"t, now, occupied by DR.. Lyon. The
lot c"ntnlns One-thrd nf at Acre. on which ia
n large new wtwrst"ry Building continuing ton
,"nms. There ia also a kitchen and q we'll on
the premises. The building is suited for ho.
tel. with large store room
TERMS. lone th,rd cash !; balance in two
successive equal semi-annnnl insialmcnts with
interest from dizzy of sale The purchase mon
ey I" be secured by Tho note of the purchaser,
g'"'d personal security. and a mortgage of the
premises. Purchnser t' ray extra for stamps
aud papers. ROB'T A. TIlOMPSON
Assignee.
Oct. q. 1870 81
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-10-28
Final Settlement.

NOTICE is horoby given. that I will apply
l. to Richard Lewis. Esq. Judge of Probate,
ct Walhalla. on MONDAY,,7th dny Of NO.
VEMBEB 1870, for final settlement Of the Es.
tate of MARY DALTON. deceased, and dis.
charge therefrom. :,
Persons having demands against the sa,d
Estate Of Mary Dalton. deceased, will present
them, on or before that day.
JAS. a. DtCKSoN, Adm'r.
ID Oct. 8, 1870 5i
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-10-28
N OF C. n

rs hereby given that, in pursuance cf the
of County Commissioners" there will be an
annual meeting of the Board Of Enunty Com.
missinners fur the County of Oconee, On the
first Tnsday of November next All persons
having bills against said County are required
to deposit the same with tho clerk of this Board,
on or bef",e the first day Of November next.
md in default thereof such bills will not be
audited ut said annual ,neeting
Wl1lTNER SYMMES
Clerk Of Brard CO. CONS. Oconee Co.
Co. Commissioners Office
Walhaln s. G., Oct. 7th, 1870. 52-.4
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-10-28
A Tale of Horror.

Last weeks Saginaw Republic says: 1t
has been known for some time that dirty,
wrctchcd old man lived outside the city, about
mile or SO, in a filthy little cabin, entirely
alone, and that he was a hermit. No one
over went near him, for it was said he was a
magician. His only companion was q msera
bic looking dog. lie cane into the city some.
times to beg. and would pitoously imploro for
money, stating that he was starving. Some
times he would gather rags or scraps Of paper
and sell them. Every one supposed him to
be wretchedy poor. lie had an evil look,
and mothers would remove their children
when they saw him coming. One day last
week, however, a child, the son of Mr. Abra-
ham Skinner, went out alone to fish in tho
stream, and happened to wander on until, be.
fore he know it, he came to the hove of the
man. AT first he was frightened but seeing
no one around, he plucked up courage and
went nearer. Il, erything was silent. lie
went and pccpcd through crack in the side
Of tho hut. lie almost screamed at what he
II bag of money that he was counting There
were other bugs beside him containing large
quantities of money. Mr. Skinnc''s son WAS
50 terrified that when he attempted to move
he stumbled Like lightning the old man
rushed outand seized him. "lIa." be escream.
ed, I've caught you, have !? You SAW me,
did you i? Well, now, you'll pny for it. =
And before Mr.. SINNERS son could say
word the old monster. with an awful laugh,
drew out knife, and cut the chld's tongue
out. Then he chopped of his fngers. =
| Now he said, "now you can 60, for you
can't tell The poor boy ran to his fathers
house ~..,y to ill them with CONSERVATION
Wnat was the matter with their child ? Ic
could not speak to tell thcn! lie could not
write, for bis fngrrs were cut. Still the poor
| boy, after efforts Of the most horrible pain,
managed to fix pencil between his bloudy
stumps Of fingers and wrote the awful tale !!
A party was immediately organized and
hnstcncd to the miscr's den. lie was at the
door ns they approached, and fred revolver
six times at theul, w"unding two of the party
seriously. Mr.. Skinner returned the fire,
and the aged villain fell with piercing yell,
morta'Iy wounded. My moncy-my mon
ey" he moaned. "my beautiful money !"
aud he crawed to his bags of cold and sank
upon thcm--a corpse Over $4,000 was
discovered, which was presented to the poor.
house and other charitable institutions. The
event will never be forgotten by our citizens.
The child is slowly recovering, The miser
was buried the day after and the hut was torn
down.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-10-28
800 REV ARD

WILL PAY the above reward for tile cap.
Il ture and delivery IF three prisoners
THOMAS p. GARRETT. TYRE ODELL, and
BENJAMIN HAYS, who escaped from the
Jail at this place on Thursday evening. the
9Th instant. or will pny Twenty. five Dollars
reward for my one of the said prisoners if de.
lvered to me.
The said G ARRETT is stout built, red head
and whskcrs, and ia about thirty. two or thirty.
three years of age. gray eyes, and weighs
about $50 pounds height. fve feet ten inches.
TYRE ODELL is stont-built, black hair and
eyes. about 2S years Of age, weighs 40 pounds,
and nbnnt FIVE feet eight inches high
BENJAMIN HAYES is a low, chunky man.
very dark skin, black eyes and hair. weighs
about l30 pounds, fvc feet six inches high
and head little bald
j. RILEY FERGUSON,
Jailer fur Pickcns County.
Sept II. 1870 40 If
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4 Ill PERSONS having any demands against
- Pickens County. or against the County Com
missioners will please render the same to this cf-
fec proved according to law, On or by the lst
day Of November next.
j F.. nAGOOD. e. B. C. c.
Pickens. S. c., Oct 9, 1870 5oA-4
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given, that will apply to
~ Richard Lewis. ESQ, Judge of Probaie., a,
Walhala on the 2lst day Of November next, for
n final settlement Of tho estate of SEVERE liar.
BIN. deceased. and discharge therefrom Par.
ties interested will appear on that day.
WILLIAM IiARBIN, Admir-
Oct. II. 1870 50
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF OCONEE.
In Common Pleas.

james b. llagood. Guardian, Complaint
on
Burrel Broom Senled Note.
To Burrell Broom, the Defendant in the above
stated cusc:
VCU are hereby summoned and required to
il answer the plaint in this actinn, which
is filed in the "lhce uf the Clerk of Common
Pleas fur said County and to serve cupy uf
yonr answer to the sail complaint IN the sub.
scriber at his "hiee at Walhalla Court Inuse
South Carolina. within twenty days after the
service hereof. exclusive Of the day Of service,
and if you fail To answer the complaint. within
the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this action
will apply to the Court for the relief demnnded
in the complaint.
Dated ut Walhalla. S. c.. October 7th. 1870.
j. j. NORTON. rif's Auv
Oct. 7, 1870 81 g
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The state Of South Carolina.
IN PROBATE coURT-PIcKENs COUNTY
Margaret Steele and
Jennie Dcndy, ct al.
Joseph Hardin and wife titon, Sale. &c.
Eliza Hardin,
Hampton Wade, ct al
1t appearing to the satisfaction of this Court
that Burrell Pace and wife Hannah Pace, Hen.
ry Norman and wife Harriet Norman and
Samuel Wade. reside from and beyond the lin
its of this State. On motion of Norton and
llagood. 10 pet, it is ordered that they do
plead answer or demur to the said petition. on
"r by the Both day of October next or an order
pro contesso will be taken against them.
Given under my hand and seal of said Court,
at Probate Office. this the l4th day Of Septem.
ber 1870.
l. IT, PHILPOT,
Judge of Probate Court
Sept. 25, 1870 80 S
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Special N otioes.

''TRUTH FEARS NOTHING but CoNCEALMENT,"
therefore do not hesitate to proclaim the won.
dcrfnl cures made by tho use of SUMTER
BITTERS. the great Southern Tonic.
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SOUTH CAROLINA BANK BILLS.
*Bank Of Charltsiun "a
X Bank Of Ncwberry do
Bank OF Camden 35G1-
Bank OF Georgetown lUG1-
Bank o, South Carolina 8GD-
Bank Of Chester l4M-
Bank Of Hamburg l2G1--
Bank Of State of s. c., prior to 1861 45G1-
Bank of Statc Of S c.. Issue 1861
and 1862 800
*Plnnters' and Mechanics Bank of
Charleston "a
*Peopc's bank Of Charleston ID
%Union Bank of Charleston Id
Southwestern Railroad Bnnk of
Charleston, old ID
Southwestern Railroad Bank of
Charleston. new @
State Bank OF Charleston sGG-
Farmers and Exchange Bank Of
Charleston In
Exchange Bank o! i"lu bn i'd
Commercial Bank urf founhn 40.
Merchants bank Girruw h2--
Planters Bank oi Fairfield ,.f;-
State "f s q Bills Receivable nitiA--
City OF Chlrl sion Change Bills gaM--
*Bills marked thus (*) are being redeemed at
he Bank Counters of each.
March l8. 1870 % ly
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Final Scttlem cnt.

NOTICE is hereby given that will apply
N tol. ii. Ph'rnt, Esq. Judge nf Probate.
at Pirfrns Court House. IN The 7th dnv of
NOVEMBER next. for final settlement of the
Estate Of LABAN MAULDIN deceased. and
appear thar dnv
MABREY MAULDlN, Ex'or.
Oct. her 10. 1870 So 4
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IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS doors, sashes, blinds,
mou!dings, and Gil the materials necessary 10 lin
ish house in proper style can be obtained at the
l,west market rates direct from the manufacturer,
p. r. Toale, Charleston, s. G., who has the largest
and most complete manufocory Of such articles
III the Southern States See his advertisement in
another column
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LATEST QUOTATIONS
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IN ClIARLESTON. S. C,
Corrected Weekly by
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STATE SEcuRlTIEs-South Carolina, old, "a
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--@7O.
CITY SEcURITIEs-Augustn. Ga. Bonds $50
Charleston. S. g., Stock. ex Or int, -G148; do,
Fire Loan Bonds, -@6G; Columbia, s. G., Bonds.
-@dO.
RAILROAD BoNps-Bluc Ridge. first mortgage,
Gu; Charleston and Savannah, -G9G5; Char
lotte. Columbia and Augusta -Ds5; Chcraw
and Darlington, -@82; Greenville aud Colum-
hia lst mort. -08l; do. State guarantee. 20
Go; rorhenstcrn, -@S7; Savannah nd Charles
Jon. LIST mort, -G97S; do. State guarantee, %
t9; South Garolnn. --@75; do, II; Spartanburg
and Union. -G155.
RAILROAD SrocKs-Chnrlotic. Columbia and
Augusta -@9l0; Greenville and Columbia. -GD2l
Northeastern. -@9l3: Savannah and Charleston
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