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BANK NOTICES.
CALL FOR A STATE CONVENTION.
Rooms STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Democratic Conservative Party.

Rooms STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE. J
Democratic Conservative Party,
New Orleans. Sept /, 1879
At a meeting Of the State Central Committee
OF the Democratic Conservative party. held in
Nep Orleans on the twenty-ffth Of August. 1879
the following resolutions were adopted:
Resogrsd That the first Monday Of October
Democratic. Conservative party shall be held
Dror5dsd That In the event Ut an epidemic In
this State at said date then the chairman OF tais
COMMITTEES. with the advice Of the Executive
the assemnlage OF the Convention to such q
date ~ Ia their opinion may BE- deemed best.
Resotged. That the city OF Baton Eouge be
selected az the place for the holding OF said
Convention.
Resolred. That the appointment OF reDresen-
tation In said Convention shall be the same as
that adopted for the State Convention held at
Baton Rouge on tho first Monday Id August
Treasurer; pr0Uided that any parish Of the
State or ward OF the city Of New Orleans. heE-
Ing cast larger vote for the candidate for State
Treasurer In 1873. shall have the advantage Of
said vote 10 said appointment.
Reso5ged- That one delegate for every two
hundred voters and one for every fraction over
one hundred be fixed as the basis Of reDresen-
tattan.
Resolsed that In the election for delegates to
said Convention. 1t Is recommended that no
more than one person shall be elected to cast
each vote.
In accordance with the above resolutions a
Convention OF the Democratic Conservative
party Ia hereby called to meet at Baton Rouge
on MONDAY. the sixth day OF October. 1879, at
II n.
In accordance with the fourth resolution, tbs
several parishes Of the State and wards Of New
Orleans shall be entitled to the following repre-
sentation. to wit:
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COTTON PLANTERS. WAKE Up.

MTDDLING COTTON rs WORTH TWELVE
- and one-h half cents In Nev York. 4 power
ful bull clique" has forced fhe price Of Sep
tember ia ures' to twelve and one-half cents,
and has forced itaeif to keep up that price
tober futures" are worth only eleven cents,
and Deeembers" only ten and one-half cents
Ship and sell your cotton In September at
cent and a half more than il Vou sell 1t In Or
tober. and two cents more than II You sell 1t in
D. eember. A difference OF seven TO ten dolIars
more Der bale will justly you in keeping your
ginning uD with your picking, and In paying a
higher freight on your sotton.
seq st WIDE AWAKE
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WANTS.
SITUATIONS wANrKD-FEnALEs

WANTED-BY. a RESPECTABLE COL
~ ored girl, situation as house servant and
70 take care OF children. Address g. r.. this
Office ses at
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Attention, Democratic voters of the
Twelfth Ward-A meeting for the purpose OF
Organizing a young mems Democratic club will
e HI at the corner Of Lonisi ma Avanne sr d
Magazine streets on SATURDAY EVENING
September 8, at 30 O'clock. sec IT,
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CANDIDATES.

THE STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUB
ton .--ConformiDg to the expressed desire Of
enlightened citizens OF several parishes, the
subscriber ID b candidate for re- nomination and
r. election az state Superintendent OF Public
Education. He soIicits the voluntary support
OF all friends Of non partisan schools, In which
the fundamental principles OF morality snail be
eGennp.ifad in the character of the teachers
and b enjoined by them upon the pupils, to-
getner with the mental instruction Unmarried.
ROBT. w. LUaHER.
August q. 1879. au28tt :
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Far Hav ~, Ion,s. ni.sl..ippf city ana

BfIoxf-On and after MONDAY, September 8.
1879. the steamer HEROINE will leave New Lake
End for Biloxi end intermediate LANDING on
MONDAYS and FRIDAYS. on arrival OF ~ "a.
train Returning vi leave Biloxi on TUES
DAYS and SATURDAYS at 6 a. m. Mississippi
CIV at about A. H., Pass Christian at about 8
a. nj BAY ST. Louis at about 9 a. n.
The NEW CAMILLA will continue her
WEDNESDAY trios leaving Nav Orleans on
arrival III a. n train. Returning, leaves
Biloxi on THURSDAY MORNING At q O'Clock.
WM. @. COYLE,
se6 At No 35 Carondslef street.
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special NOaice to shippers by the y,cks-
bnrg Shreveport and Texas RafIroad-rThe
steamer PARIS G. BROWN, leaving TO NOR
Row Saturday, September s. at o. M will
take freight for all stations on the above rail-
road TO Trenton and Monroe, via Delta. and
through bills lading will be signed By
W. b. CROCKETT, Agent
se5 y No. 50 Magazine street
Office Gs the Chief superintendent ut
Pnbis schools. New orleans La. August 80
fs79-By resolution OF the Baard Of Directors
the Pnbife Schools of this city will be- onansd on
MONDAY. September rs.
4 COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION Of 40
pltcahts for teaenerahips In the Pu 5Iie Schools
WILL pc held Ia the Franklin school House, St.
Charles street. between Julia and Gsrod, COM
msasnelng MONDAY. September 8, at a. m.
This examination Is open to male applicants
for vacant prinef paIships for grammar schools
and 70 other applicants for primary or gram
mar grade certificates.
Applicants are requested to send TO this office
IN writing. on or bss0rs SATURDAY Septe M
Der s. their names. residence experience as
teachers, and the grade for which they wish 10
be examined. VIM @. ROGERS
SCI . Chief supt Pnolic Schools. II. o.
Nstice-Neither the captain, owners nor
the UNDERSIGNED agents Of the British steam
snip WARRIOR, Capt. Jones, from the West
Indies, will be- responsible for any debts con-
tracted by the crew Of said vessel.
SD 3 LUCAS .. MOORE Il co.
Ghs Wgman,s Christian Union will
NEST On the first and second TUESDAY In each
E9onth, at IL a.. M, at the CsrondeIes street
- MRS. J. j. LYONS, President.
MRS. Fl. J. Coop. Secretary. ds5 81
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Wewiah to call the attention OF our country
friends TO the card Of ,. G. Denis. In another
column. Mr.. Denis. whom everybody knows
as one Of the leading merchants Of this city.
and who has 50 enjoyed the confidence OF our
people that they have selected him for the high
est Offices has gone into the cotton factories and
commission business. at No. 81 Carondelet
street. Planters and farmers will do we'll to
transact their business through him.
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We direct attention OF our readers 20 the
advertisement Of FL. Dudley Coleman d Bro.
manufacturers Of corn mills, saw mills and cot
ton presses, etc. They have removed their
stock into large and oHnnodious new ware
house. and are now prepared with greater
facilities 70 ofar Inducements To purchasers.
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ONLY $3 80 A SAW.

The attention Of Cotton Factors and Planten
EAGLE co TToN GINS. These Eagle Gins are
es n and raj and d n
sam pie Of cotton which ALWAYS brings the high
est market price. The New Orleans Cotton Ex-
cotton en s on he Eagle ton Gin and f sent II
the bale to the Centennial Exhibition as the best
bale Of cotton ever BROUGHT TO this market. The
ST. Louis Fair has awarded $1,000 premium to a
bale of cotton gianed on the Eagle Cotton Gin.
At the Centennial Exhibition the com Fnittee de-
cided the Eagle Gin was far superior to all
No higher prizes have ever been awarded
% any gin N the world than nave been awarded
to The EAGLE &c 4 T. 1t having received Il ere IN
Agri- Horticultural society CT Calcutta Ia q
competition open TO all nations.
The manufacturer Of the Eagle Cotton Gin
com meneed in 1888. since which time nearly
twenty Thousand have been made and sold The
argest planters Of the Mississippi 9 Valley have
Hs 9H fhp Lis rs GIVE Yf2 THE MosT PEI
Feet SATISFACTION. Ali who use the Eagle
cotton 10 sent TO market. it always brings the
very, highest market prices. as no other gin can
prognce liner or better sample OF cotton than
This extensive use Of these Gins ia the result.
entirely. OF the merits Of the machines them
ed any money in setting forth their merits in
ex pensive advertisements or illustrated cara-
f0gues. with long array OF ee tttseates. much
oreferrfng that aaeh purchaser shall be The SOLE
Judge Of the merits of the machine he has puf-
chased
The prices Of the Eagle Gin having been re-
duced 70 50 SO q saw, makes them the cheapest
as well as the beet gin in the market. Ali sac
saws Of the Eagle Gin are ~ inches In dame
ter, making them equal 90 one-ifth more "a
paGity then otfrer gins Of only 10-fnch saws.
The Eagle Gins OF 30 saws are equal TO q SO
saw gin Of 1o-ineh cytInfer: a 6s saw Eagle
Gin fs equal to an SD aaw gin CO other
max s-thus being the cheapest cotton gin ia
the market.
The undersigned has now had the Agency of
the Eagle Cotton Gin Company for II years.
md during this long period has never bad an
Eagle Cotton Gin returned. and no com plants
ever made Of their working. These facts Dreye
that in purchasing an Eagle Catton Gin fhe
planter runs no risk. He il NOT OBLIGED
TO TRY An EXPERIMENT OF INTRODUCE
ING AN UNIFIED ON, but obtains in the
Eagle Cotton Gin the best gfn-stand IN the
| narset-one that has stood the test for forty
fivs years and ia considered at the prase Mt time
the most reliable and perfect gia made.
WILLIAM L. CUSHING, Agent,
1866 GravfeF ST.,
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

HaIIyl Rally. Rally The members of
the Rough and Ready Den6er atIe- Conservative
Club OF tbs Seventh Ward are hereby requested
Hall, on Victory street. on SATURDAY. sep
tenber 8, at D. M. for the purpose Of rsor-
ganizstion.
FRANK KATHMAN. President.
r. S.-Ail voters OF the ward are respectfully
invited TO attend ses lts
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PERSONAL.

4 FAMILY or FOUR TWO MINORS. HAV.
- ing their own furniture. are DESTROYS Of
small fan1fIy, WITH whom thsy conId board. Ad-
dress INTERVIEW, drawer 30, Postoffee.
SEA 81
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DIR. ID. WARREN BkICKELL
HAS RETURNED TO THE CITY. AND HAS
RESUMED THE PRACTICE or HTs
PROFESSION. ses Nv
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[aximum temperature. IS: minimum, u.
WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5-For the East Gulf
states. clear or partly cloudy weather, winds
mostly light northerly, stationary ternpera-
ture and barometer.
For the West Gulf States, clear or partly
cloudy weather, winds mostly light south
easterIy, stationary temperature and pafom-
eter.
For the Tennessee and the Ohio valleys,
clear weather, followed by increasing eioudi-
ness and possibly by occasional rains, warmer
southwest generally veering to colder north
west winds.
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EDUCATION.

s----------
MISSISSIPPI MILITARY INSTITUTE
VI PASS CHRISTIAN, MISS
Is70-IssO,
eeasian begins October 10. 1879.
Instruction thorough and according to
modern improvements.
Faculty graduates Of best Institutions In
Europe and America.
Military equipped bg the general governnler
Motto Soldier, Scholar, Gentlemen"
For catalogues ant lv To the Secretary If Fa-
Guilty. p. EEL. MURFEE, Superintendent.
ss1 2nn DAW
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WEATHER BULLETIN.
WAn Dx9AnTK1zTt I
Et1nai Service. United States ATnT. J

i. rsaseoroio0iesI record Tor the EIGHT hours
ealing al ii b. M. Friday. Septenaber5. !.
0AYyattons taken y sne same moment Ga
time ait All staSioIs.j
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-10-30
State Of South Carolina,
OCONEEI COUNTY,

by Richard Lewis, Esq, Judge of Probate.
WHEnEAs, b. Il. White has made suit
" to me to grant him Lcttcrs of Admi-.
nistration of tho Estate and Effects Of Mary
d. Gaillard, dcccased--
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular tho kindred and creditors Of tho
said Mary d. Gaillard. deceased, that they bo
and appear before me, in the Court of Pro.
bate, to be held at Walhalla, s, c.. on Satur-
day, 9th day Of November next, aft or publication
hereof, at II o'clock in the forenoon, to shcw
cause, If any they have, why the said admins.
tration should not be granted
Given under my hand, this 22d day Of
October, Anno Domin 1879.
RICHARD LEWIS
Judge Of Probate Oconcc County.
Oct 23, 1870 do-3t
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

oCOneo County
Elizabeth Counts against John Hyde, as
Executor Of the last will and testament Of
Mary Ann Scoggins. deceased, Sarah II.
Hyde, wife of John Hyde, aud w. B. Scog.
gins. Defendants.
V9Y virtue of decrctal order made in tho
LID above stated case. on the 2G,h day of
June, 1879. will sell by public auction at
the Court House in Walhala. in the county
and State aforesaid, on the first Monday in
Norcmbnr 1879, within the legal hours orsalc,
the following Real Estate:
A TRACT OF LAND, containing ono
hundred and twenty one and one.half acres,
more or less. being two.thirds of tho real
estate of said Mary Ann Scoggins, deceased
adjoining lands Of John Dowis, Sarah A.
Hyde and others.
TERMS OF SALE -Onc.third cash, tho
remaining two-thirds on credit Of twelve
months from day of sale. tho came to DO SC,
cured 10y bond and mortgage OF the promises,
purchaser to pay extra for all papers and
recording mortgage
j. II. ROBINS.
Sheriff Oconec County.
oct. y, 1879 17-4t
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Butler gives notice to Massachusetts that
if he is not elected Governor this time he will
DO candidate next, and as oftcn thereafter
rs it takes to accomplish his purpose II
took Morton sixteen trials to succeed, and
Butler threatens to follow snt. This is
pretty good pluck for sixty,one year old
chicken.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-10-30

The Ohio result is been very clearly at
Washington to holp the prospects of Bayard
and to hurt Grant. Foster is not Grant
man, Ewing is certainly not a Bayard man.
In other words, the conservative influence in
each party is going to make itself felt in favor
Of bettor mon than Grant and Tilden.
[SpH"a,feld Republican.
Somo of tho negroes in North Carolina arc
highly indignant at the effort that is being
mado to deprive them Of the right of sneez-
ing. They say they havo always sneezed
when they felt like it, and intend to koep it
up. which they have right to do under the
regulations and provisions of the fifteenth
Amendment. They oppose, in toto, the mo-
nopoly Of the white man in tho luxury of
sneezing. They say the next move will be to
deprive them Of the right Of catching cold.
In struggling to make dull-brainod boy
understand what conscience is, teacher
finally asked, "What makes you feol unoom :
Portable after you have done wrong?" Faith
or's leather strap" feelingly replied tho boy.
The Nevada Miner says that wherever in
any part of the world silver mines have been
worked rs they are worked now, unless by war,
the invasion of Indians. &C., tho work has not
been stopped There is no silver mining rc
gion in the world that has given out. Mexi-
can mines worked by tho Aztecs before the
conquest by Cortez aro still as profitable as
ever. Tho old Spanish mines, opened long
boforc 1Ianniba's time. are still worked with
enormous profits. The South American
mines have constantly yielded their wealth
for moro than three hundred years, and arc
rs productive rs ever. Mines in Hungary
that wcrc worked by tho Romans before the
timo of Christ still yields On abundance o!
orc.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-10-30

If you have Corns or Bunions, use Cousscns'
Lightning l,iniment and you can trip the
light fantastic with case and grace. 1t will
also cure Rheumatism, Lamc Back, Sprnins,
Bruises, etc. On animals, for Calls, SPAWN,
Rlngbone, etc, it effects d speedy and per.
manent cure. Rcmember Coussens' Lghtn
ing Linimcnt Price SO cts. For sale by
Il. II. Norman & Bro.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-10-30

IL Is useless to cnumerato the many new and
beautiful designs in the above goods, as wo feel
suro that we have undoubtedly the best assort-
mcnt wc have ever carried.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-10-30

IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Elizabeth Rogers, Plaintiff,
against no'np.'ht LOT
Sarah Rogers, ra"r'ion ana
Ruth ROGERS and othors Sale Of Land and
Defendants. To Confirm Sales.
RY virtue of nm order to me directed in the
~ above stated case from Judge B. G. Presley,
rresluing Judge, bearing date 26th Of Sept en-
oer, 1879, will sell at Walhalla. s. c., on sale.
day in November next, at public auction, the
following described property as the real estate
OF Mrs. Ann Rogers, deceased:
Tract No. l. containing O25) one hundred
ana Twenty-Five acres. moro or less, situate in
oconee County, adjoining lands Of Mary l..
Ouiz Charley Rogers and others.
Tract No. 2. containing COY ninety acres,
more Of less, situate in Oconee County, adjoin-
ing lands of L. G. MaSec and others.
Tract No. 3, containing i95) ninety.fiyo acres,
more or less, situate in Oconec County, adion-
ing Tracts Nos. ], and 4 and 4. C. Magee.
Tract No 4, containing Q46) ono hundred
anu forty six acres more or less, situntc in
oconce County, adjoining lands Of Mary f.
outz, 7. G. Magce and others
Terms Of Sale:
One.third cash aud the remaining two thirds
ON credit of twelve months with interest from
day OF sale; the purchaser to give bond and
mortgage TO secure payment Of tho same, and
that purchasers havo leave to anticipate pay
ment. Purchasers to pay extra for papers
W. W. HUMPHREYS,
Master for Anderson County, S. C.
Oct 0, 1870 171t
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kilograms.

HAVANA, October 23.-Forty Of the passen.
gers and crow of tho steamer Pn'aro del
oceann, whose destruction by fro on her voy-
ago from Porto Rico to st. Thomas was re.
ported yesterday, woro lost. Tho fro caught
iii the cargo among boxes Of petroleum, and
in five minutes tho steamer was all ablaze;
only ono boat load of people escaping.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-10-30

LONDON, October 23.- "A number of factory
operatives from the Bradford district, and q
number Of silk wcavors from Niacclesfeld,
sailed in tho steamer Spain from Queenstown,
TO day, for New York. The operatives from
tho Bradford district arc accompanied by q
large mill owner Of tho State of Now York,
purchase machinery, which 10 also on board
of the Spain.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-10-30

CINCINNATI, October %. "A special from
Grayson, Ky, states that 200 mon rodo to
Murtnsburg, Elliott County. Monday night,
surrounded tho Jail. overpowerod tho jailor
took two prisoners (Jobn w. Kendall and
Wm. McMillan) to tree near by, and
hanged them until they woro dead. Tho
mon who woro hanged wero known to belong
to II gang Of outlaws.
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M0RTGAGEE'S SALE

Rf virtue of a power Of attorney contained
- in mortgage executed and delivered to mo
by +. A. Lewis, to secure the payment Of his
noto or obligation, bearing date the lh day of
February, 1879, will sell at public outcry, to
tho highest bidder, at the Court House at WAL
halla, on salcday in NOVEMBER NEXT,
All that Piece, Parcel or Lot Of Innd, situatc,
lying and being in Oconco County, in the State
of South Carolina, containing forty five (45)
acres, moro or less, adjoining lands of Mrs.
Lucy Lebby, Dr. Il. l.. Lewis and Edward Duprc,
and lying near Seneca City, the same being moro
fully described in said mortgage. The proceede
of sale to be applied to the costs of sale and the
remainder to the amount due on said note.
a. W. THOMPSON,
Mortgageo
Oct 0, 1870 47.4t
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Mortg0gcc's Sale.

DY virtue Of mortgage TO mo given by II. H.
Crosby, on certain cream oolorcd mare, i will
sell said mare for cash, TO tho highost bidder in
tho town Of Westminster, s. c., on Friday, the
7th day of November next, at | | o'clock AN
u. a MATHEWSON,
Nlorigagce.
oct28, 1870 da8t
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The State of Ohio stands fourth in manu-
S270000, 900.
, 1879-02-06
GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.

This embraces all the Sjulirs generally
taught IN common schools, uc,wrg he ThWl
Rcu Ter, Primary Arithmetic, Third GcOgr e.
rhy lnd CORRESPONDING studies, Uplo the first
OF ne Academic Department. at which time
pupils arc expected % pass examination IN The
following sudicS which constitute the high.
est grad" oi The Grammar DcUartmCnt
BulliOn'S English Grammar, geography
compl,tcl with mln-lruwmg nom memory
Nnd use of Terrestrial Globes.
History OF the United states, outlines of
English History, Fitlh Reader, =. Pmlcy =
History, Written spelling penmuushp, lrn.-
ticaI Arithmetic Complctedand Mental Alith.
mctic.
, 1879-02-06
AWAKENING AND IEsTRvCTING
TEEElaeN:

Tuition is emerged from date Of rnlrgnpr ia
close Of ern. and must be paid I'm advance.
No deduction VIII be male cNccpt IN cases oi
DyO,WCicG Illness.
lcntrmic Depart. for term OF 10 wtcts.,$lO 90
Grammar JN
Primary . 90
VI ,-ic, French AMI German, extra.
COnmrrciHlHul Normal stgdIrs puly...al1 80
81 W" offer excellent facilities foruursums z
C"mmrr. iNl and Normu, stu lies. Goo buurd
'nn ne lal near the SohOp'ut Ionl to 1. pnr
week. Music lessons can be furnished. Il 50
instruction In drawing.
NJ. q. ROYAL, Principal.