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been fled in the office OF the Recorder OF
DEEDS since our last report
Arthur r. Cqvarsaxh to J. y. Hanna and J
NJ joins IN. trustse. 10 secure Han 4 Hume : Ia0.
lot y Of Morgan subd vision Of lot 4, square -
L1iblsic S6i 80 g. lOi s, sluar 2Is Heuder-6a
syIoT g. r. Arnold, trustee 20 secure the Easls
iop = lot g .quare =, in Wright =ubdivisic1 of
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l. Barnard slooo, 81 I, in old GEORGETOWN. NJ. a.
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and Is 60 IS. square $50. Sl-S72.
bEkrs 90 TEr>T-C uATTELs.
HOSke 5000, al lumber ana coal in lots ., es
and g. m squaTe sol square s02 on Georgia avenue
wharf lots and :, in square SIS; lot %, square
~ 90 tlark wharf; machinery and material in
70 secure VIM. DEFY SltlO, goOcs aud chatteis ia
hog-s No -l5S Pe"nsy lvsEia avenue. President
and George T. Hoffman, old tan yard property cor
ner LiTss1 and "a streets. Georgetown, TO secure
nan 10y ., Of sub ., squire SIS, 10 secure j. A.
hictaeis, 81 to
Mars ~ 1Ttt Aahomy. Anna Moss, Francis Porrer,
moCOnyeJ as c9Iporstors, Enterprise Publishing
CCmrany, the object to carry a news. Job. and
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th@ following trustees G. y. Ander. on, J. w
Gromv . T. Jei ONE A. johnson. VIM. Warning. Il
ID. Heckley, Arthrr Payne. Spencer Murray If
o. W Rsniro and b, &. Freeman.
RELEASES-
Samuel Wells % Philip Thornton, for $40; lot
us, Virgil & toNs subdivision Of Mount Pleas
ant. T. n Gil to N. u. Peck for SsJ0; lot %,
square z. Edward Clark et a.. to the NatiOncl
Metropolitan Fire Insurance Company; lot u,
square 10 II, y and I3. square 9, lots s.
;, 9, 10, u and y ana quare 10, of lsherwOOd.
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BOWLING viii sell splendid lot of opera
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ing.
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IL SUcckss depends upon health surely health
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so the blood In state Of purity, and health
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GEORGETOWN ADVERM'TS

rs FARMERS' MECHANICS NATION
kr| Al BANK.
GEoEGEroWN, ID. C, June u ls77
The Board Of Directors Of this Bank have this lly
declar Dividend ~ 4 Per Cent out of the earn
ing Tor the past six months. PAYABLE 10 the Stock.
hClGers on aud after ally %. lsT7.
Jez2 2aw2w W. LAIRD, ia, CASHIER
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A. SAKS d CO.,
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~ Orders FILLED Promptly.
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TRANSACTIONS In Real Estate.

The following instruments in wiring nave
been filed in the office of the Recorder or
Deeds since our last report
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~ PINEY POINT
THIS well known and fayorite resort r. now omen
Tor visitors. u il uueNc-lied aud the most 4. . A
attractive and home like place on the Poto- tIYA0
mac River, goCl bathing and fishing. with Id
az Kinds OF hCafs for the enjoy Of snesfS foe N
charge FERNS. 81 per day. : 10 pr week, SIS Der
ms nh. Children ana servants half price See al -
Neriiserent Potomac steamers
jei4-ln' X. J. MARSHALL, Proprietor.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-01-11
Florida Democratic.

The State Board of Canvassers of
Florida, recanvassed the vote for Gov
ernor under order of the Supreme
Court, which gave the State to the
Democrats. Stearns, the Radical in
cumbent, succumbod, and Drew, the
Democratic Governor elect, was duly
inauguratOd on the Sd instant. The
General Assembly has organized, both
branches being Democratic. This gives
the Democrats control Of tho State,
and makes her safe for the Democrats
in the future.
The Electoral vote was not re. can
vassed by tho whclo Board. The two
Republican members refusing to go
into the canvass with Attorney Gen.
eral Cocko. He, however, made
re,canvass, which gives the State to
Iildon by 94 votes. The Supreme
Court accepted the action of the Board
in making re canvass for Governor
only. What action will be taken in
reterence to the electoral vote is not
stated. We presume Congress will
settle this matter. We rejoice that the
"land Of flowers" is permanently re>
deemed, and placed in the hands of
her own native citizens, which insures
her bright and prosperous future.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-01-11
Louisiana Affairs.

Louisiana, like South Carolina, now
has dual government. The infa.
NOUS returning board of that State,
like our own sweet sconted board,
threw out enough of tho Democratic
members elected to the Legislature to
give the Republicans a majority. The
Democrats, who wero clearly and le~
gally elected, conted for their rights,
and in order to prevent them enters
ing tho State House, the Radicals bar
ricaded the doors, and Kellogg, the
Radical Governor, stationed strong
force of Metropolitan police around
tho State House. The Democrats
demonstrated with him and insisted
that the obstruction to their entrance
to the State House should BIO removed
but to this lawful and reasonable ap>
poal, Chamberlain like, ho turned o
deaf ear, bent on Carrying out the rovoA
lutionary schomos of this party and
masters at Washington. The Demo-
Gratis withdrew, and, with g const!tn,
tional quorum, organized both branch
es of the Legislature, outside of the
State House. Tho whole affair was
nearly an exact repetition of the scenes
in South Carolina, through which we
have Just past. Tho Radical revolu>
zionist declared Packard. their candi-
dato, elected Governor; while the
Democrats declared General Nichols
and Mr.. Wilt Governor and Lieuten-
ant Governor of tho State. Both par
tios will inaugurato their candidates
and thore will be dual government
in Louisiana. General Nichols, the
| Democratic candidate for Governor,
boat Packard, the Republican candi-
date, near 10000 votes, and the in
vestigations Of the Congressional Com
mittoe have proven that all the intim>
idation and fraud in tho election was
on tho Republican side. The Demo-
Gratis carried the State peacefully,
honestly and lawfully for Tilden and
tho State ticket, and the fact will be
so established; and they, like the Dem
ocrats cf this State, being armed with
tho laws and Constitution, are bound
to succeed, and hurl from power tho
Radical thieves who havo so long
plundcred the State.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-01-11
The Hampton Tax.

Governor Hampton, in an address,
which we publish elsewhere, calls
upon the taxpayers to c0ntributo one
tenth tho tax of last year, to the sup
port of his Government. We feel as
sured that nearly every taxpayer in
the County will respond promptly to
the Government of his own choice.
Let us be punctual, and give Gov.
Hampton all the support he desires.
If any should pay taxes to the soo
called government of Chamberlain,
they are only throwing away their
money, for they will certainly have it
TO pay again.
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oxecutive,slcgislative and judicial do
partments OF the government, and to
such subordinate Offices as are or may
be incidental to them, or to either of
them, and to the sustenance Of the
charitable, penal and educational in-
stitutions of the State and several
counties.
9Th. That in order to correct under.
standing of our objects and purposes
by oil the people, it i'd proper that we
should, and we hereby do, reitorate in
good faith our pledge to redeem at tho
earliest practicable moment the credit
of the State, by tho payment of the
matured interest on the valid, legal
and recognized bonded indebted n ess
of the State as now provided for by
law; bnt it is submitted that until the
several departments of the govern
mont shall have resumed The discharge
! of their respective ordinary constitu--
tional functions, it will be in vain
10 attempt the plishments of
such laudab'o purpose.
9th. That we hereby earnestly re-
quest that in order TO the accomplish
mont of tho purposes horeinabove set
forth, all persons shall tendor in pay
ment of the sums required only gold
and silver coin, United Statos cur
rency, and national bank notes, save
"s modified by resolution of even
dato herewith.
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Sale

pY virtue Of tho power conferred on me by
1p Mortgage executed by John II. Notes
on the seventh day of ofDeoembcr, 1876, l will
sell at public outcry, Mt Pickens C. H. on
Saleday in February next, tho following
Property:
The Undivided One~Half Interest of the
said John II. Notes, in that Certain Piece,
Parcel or Lot of Land, situate in the Town of
Easley, in the County of Pickcns, in the
State oil South Carolina, and known in the
Plat of said Town as Lot No. S, containing
One>lIalf Acre more less, it being the
same whereon the Hotel now stands
TERMS CASH.
w. c. OWINGS, Mortgagec.
Jan II, 1877 1S
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MOrtgagee's Sale

pY virtue of the power conferred on me by
O Mortgage, executed by John H. Notes,
on the seventh day of December, 1875, l will
sell at Public Outcry, at Pickens c. H., on
Salcday in February next, the following
Property:
The Undivided One-Sixth Interest of tho
said John II. Notes, in the Tewn Of Easley,
in the County Of dickens, in the State of
South Carolina, and known in the Plat Of said
Town as Lot No. S, containing One>Half Acre
more or less; it being the same whereon the
Hotel no stands.
ALSO,
The said John II. Notes One Half Interest
in the Sole and Exclusive Interest of the Bar
and Billiard Rooms in said Hotel
TERMS CASH.
j. G: HAWTHORNE, Mortgagee
Jan II, 1877 lS
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worry respectfully,
WADE HAMPTON, Governor.

PROMPT ACrIoN.-1n a letter TO q
friend in Charleston a few days ago,
Gov Hampton casually mentioned that
payment in advance of the regular
call for the ten per cent. contribution
to the support of tho legal govern
ment would be acceptable on account
OF the suffering public inStitutions.--
Immediately tho response came from
some Taxpayers who heard oft, and a
liberal sum was placed in bank sub
jcct TO the order Of the Governor. He
yesterday notified DIR. Ensor and Col.
Parmele to come forward and receive
their respective quotas for the Luna
tic Asylum and the Penitsntiary.-
Columbia Register.
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Notice to Officers Elect.
STATE OF SUTH CAROLINA,
Executive Chamber,
Columbia, January 7, 1877.


Sir: In response 10 the many letters
received from County officers elected
at the general election hold on the
9TH November, 1876, requesting in
formation as to the proper course to
be pursued by them, l submit the fol-
lowing instructions for thoir guild
ance:
Every person elected to Offices at
the last general election will, whore
Bond is required by law, execute such
Bond, have it duly approved by the
County Commissioners Of the County,
and recorded in the Registry Of
Mesne Conveyance for the County,
and will also take the oath OF Office
required by law, and return the same
to this Office, together with the official
Bond; and upon receipt of tho same,
with proof that the Bond has been
duly approved and recorded, a COM
mission will issue, in due course. The
right to tho Office is derived from tho
election and not from the commission;
the latter is only an evidence Of tho
election, and the delay in forwarding
it docs not in any way affect the title
to the office or the right to perform
the duties Of it.
All persons elected to Office are ro-
quested to qualify as early as possible
and enter upon the discharge OF tho
duties of their respective Offices. In
case tho incumbent refuses to deliver
possession, proceedings should be at
once instituted in the Courts to COM
pol him to vacate the office.
Very respectfully,
WADE HAMPTON, Governor.
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We publish elsewhere, in this issue
the proceeding of tho County Com
Rnissioners on last Monday, in refer
once 10 making provisions to meot the
Judgment obtained against the Coun-
tvs suroties on the supersedoas honda
Under the resolutions $500 was
loaned the County on the spot. and
by next Saturday, it is believed, the
entire amount (S7,6OO) will be obtain.
ed from citizens of the County. We
trust those who have the money will
come forward and let tho Comfy
have it. 1t is only for short time
and the tax to pay the loan has al
ready been levied and will be collected
in duo time. No man could make Z
safer Investment of his money.
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JOHN II. GOSSETT,
G.. Nj. LYNCH,
ROBERT CRAIG,
Address to the People of South arolina
County Commissioners p. c..
@. l.. HoLLINGsWoRTH, C.B.C.P.C.

COLUMBIA, S. c., January l, 1877.
In accordance with and under the
authority given by the annexed roso-
lutions Of tho House of Representa-
tives, 1 hereby call upon all the faith
full, law-abiding and loyal citizens of
South Carolina who desire to maiEtain
the government of their choice, to
come forward promptly, and TO pay
ten per cent. Of the amount Of the taxes
paid by them last year. Due notice
will be given to the citizens of each
county of the appointment Of some
proper agent for the collection of the
contribution here called for. The res
solutions of the House of Representa-
tives authorize call for twenty-five
per cent. of last years taxes, but all
Immediate wants of the legitimate
government of the State can be sup-
Piled if the people will respond gener~
ally to the call Eere made for ten per
cen. The inmates of the charitable
and penal institutions of the State are
now suffering for want of proper sup~
plies, and it is to meet their needs
which appeal to us so strongly that
funds arc now required.
1t is for the people of South Carroll,
ma now to determine whether they
will support the government thoy
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Hands Off

It is stated that at the last Cabinet
mooting; it was decided to ''hands off,
in the affairs of the Southern States,
and loavo tho final salution Of tho po-
litical complications to tho Taxpayers.
If this course is only maintained at
Washington, tho Democratic victory
in this State is already achieved.
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S &D WI j., r AH Z a q n a. ~ 2
AGENTS WANTED.

BADEN PROLIFIC FLOUR CORN.-This
corn cxccls any other for bread and is best
for stock. 1t riptns six weeks earlier than
any other kind, and grows from 6 10 ID ears
n stalk.
The important points We clairo for this new
variety of corn arc these: |. One stalk Of
this corn bears from 6 10 II ears; one hin
with two stalks makes from 10 TO 25 ears
producing from enc acre Of ground about
three or four times rs many bushels on tho
soil and with the same culture as the com.
mon corn. 2. The corn is heavier in weight,
has as large an ear. thinner husk, and makes
corn meal, for family use, swcctcr and moro
nutritious, and valuable for feeding stock g.
Ihat 1t Will grow and produce profitable
crop on ground where other corn will not
grow TO maturity. 4. It1ipens earlier and is
not liable TO be caught by frost. s. The grains
are large, pure and white, and an ordinary
yield is from 80 to 100 bushels TO the acre,
on medium land.
a fine quality of Flour can be made from il,
When ground it produces flour analogous 10
appearance and taste 10 -four made from the
best white wheat. Even an epicure would fail
to distinguish between bread made from the
two The corn shellcd weighs Gl lbs to The
bushel-which is lbs heavier than any other
quality.
PRICES BY MAIL POSTPAID.
l Sack, $l.00 6 Sacks. S4 30
Sacks, $50 10 Sacks, 7.5O
Each sack contains l 600 sound grains. .--
Sample stalks with the ears on them will be
sent out to Agents. Write for Testimonials
with terms to Agents. Beware of swindles;
nc one else has the genuine seeds in this
State except myself. Some parties advertising
this corn and Offering to send stalks, when
you order of them they write you that their
stalks are all gone. Remember Agents get q
good commission, and write for terms Mt once
before the agency Of your county is given TO
some one else.
Address, w. S. Upton.
Cleveland, Tenn.
Jan II, 1877 18 4tf
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The State of South Carolina
PICKENs COUNTY.
IN COURT COMMON PLEAS,

PICKENs COUNTY.
IN COURT COMMON PLEAS,
- Hudgcns 5, o. s. Bolt, merchants, do
ing business under the firm name Of Hudg-
ins Bolt Plaintiffs, against A. j. II. Day,
Defendant
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.
To the Defendant A. J. II. Day.
VOU are hereby summoned and required
Il to answer tho complaint in this action,
of which a copy is filed in Clerks office for
said County, and to servo q copy of your an
swer to the said complaint on the subscribers
at their office, at Pickens C. II, within twenty
days after the service hereof, exclusive of the
day of such 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 demanded in the complaint.
Dated 9Th December, A. D. 1875.
HOLCOMBE s. OH1LD.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
TO A. J. II. Day: Take notice, that tho
complaint in this action was filed in the Office
Of the Clerk of the Court for Pickens County
or the 9th day of December, 1875.
HOLCOMBR s. CHILD.
Plaintiff'a Attorneys.
JcI 5, 1877 II
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-01-11

The Rural CaroIinian has suspened
for want OF patroage. It was splen>
did Agricultural Magazine, and will be
q considerable loss to planters gem
orally.
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Advertising Rates.


Advertisement 5 inserted al the rate Of 81 90
Per square, Of 10y nine lines, OR LESS, for the
arSt insertion, and so cents for each subse-
Q9Snt insertion.
Contracts made for THRHH, SIX or TWELVE
naouths, on favorable terms.
Advertisements not having the number Of
insertions morkod on them, will be published
until forbid and charged accordingly.
These terms are so simple any child may
understand them. Nine lines is square
enc inch. In every instance we charge by
the space occupied, as eight or ten lines can
be made TO occupy four or five squares, as the
advertiser may wish, and Is charged by the
space.
D@~ Advertisers will please state The mum
Der Of squares they wish their advertisement
TO make.
H@y- Business men who advertise to b,
Benefited, will bear in mind that th
SENTINEL has a largo and increasing cir
eulation, and is taken by the very class o
persona whose trade they desire.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-01-11

q. y. Vance, was inaugurated Gov.
ernor of North Carolina on the lat
day of January, amid great enthusi-
asrhtand rejoicing Of the people. The
old aTar hell" State is at last per-
manontlY redeemed.