Keowee courier. (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, January 26, 1861, Image 3
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Washington, January 21?In tho tfcnato,
ito-duy, Mi. Huntor, of Virginia, withdraw ft*
Chairman of Committee, on account of tho
change in tho jgolitics of his State.
(ine senators troni l'loriau, Mississippi ana
Alabama withdrew, to day, causing n Very
affecting sccne.
Mp. SlTdcll moved n resolution of ccnsurc
on the Prosidcnt, in relation to Holt's appointment.
The Kansas bill was amended and passed.
In tho House, the Alabama delegation
withdrew.
i?*i. vyyim^ ninii?iii\;vu ? ivouiunuu uiowii"
I tinuing the mail servicc with tho seceding i
States.
Tlio report of tlie Qniumittco of Thirtythreo
was rccoivcd. _
Mr. Corwin made a speech of n conservative
character.
Iii Advanoo of tho Mail.
4)| WASHINGTON, January 22.?In tho Son
ate to uay iu:uiy petitions, largely sign ad, were
presented. praying for the adoption of Orittenden's
"resolutions. The resolutions were up
for consideration, and Mr. Powell nindoa long
ppeech in their favor. Mr. Wade opposed
any compromise. A general debate ensued,
nfler which the .Senate adjourned.
In the IIouso, several memorials were prewented
in favor of Crittenden's resolutions.
Mr. Colfax presented a bill for the suspen,?r
1:-- c??-?
om;h <n |iy7vn nui viuu t I bills 11IIOnill\S.
Action 0:1 the mutter was postponed until next
TVOek.
Tiio report of the Conniittee of Thirtythrec
was debuted.
Nkw Vo!lK. Jnim-iry 23?The steamship
Ara^o arrived at this port to-day, bringing
ndvu?es from Livorpjol to tlie Otli instant, via
HniitlinninfiHi
The sales of cotton nt Liverpool for the
three diys (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
7th 8th. Oth,) nmountcd to 23,000 hales.?
The inarket closcd steady. lJroudstuffs quiet
and steady. Provisions dull.
^ Nkw Voiik, daiuiry 2J?Tliirty-eiglit cases
of tuiwkcta, eiiuh enit tiiiiinr twenty-four,
an<l a quantity of powder and bulls, were seized.
to-day, by the police, on the steamer Mon
ticjno, wincli was about t?> sail tor Savannah.
l'KNSACOl.A, January 23.?Two Culnmoinds
have boon mounted at Fort H? rations.?
Forts Piokem and Milimari boin^ invested.
Among tbo passengers in the James Adgcr,
from New York, many friends in Charleston
were pleased to greet Lieut. A. II. YVarley,
late of the U. S. Ar.ny.
[ Charleston Courier.
Secession in 44 Unch.k Sam's" Aumy.
?At the Chambers of the Common IMcas
there h:is lately been <|uitc a number of discharges
on habeas corpus, the applicants mostly
hailing from Governor's Island and the various
enlisting offices. The plea on which
these military bantlings generally rely is infancy.
They make their appearan-'C in court
..ii it'- it r . i *?
ijuu 111 an im; pu apneriiaiia 01 cncir Ulido's
at tractive costume, sonic with a heavy
board upon their.faces, and fooling that their
V dreams of jrlory on tlio touted Gold arc too
soon to be realized, they ask the court to excuse
them on the plea that they arc infants,
though they liave been weaned for some years'
back. It is very likely tlmt they can discern
tho nipns of the times, and feel thankful that
tho wisdom which is denied to those high in
Jltlf lini'lh' iu *<-? -1-1 ?
*,m.vj >u ^I.MIVVU It/ U.IUV.1 UIIVI SllUIVIlllirn.
At :i 11 events, they are noif far beyond the
reach of .^cession (imminent*. It would delight
the most confirmed misanthrope to see
with what a joyful ebullition of feeling these
children hail the magic dictum of the judge
which again delivers them to the arms yf
their mammas.?-V.
Tiik Flust Sr.rr.s.siOMST.?The first disunion
speech over made in the United States
lIou<e of Representatives was by Josiah Quincy,
of Massachusetts, in regard to the Louisiana
enabling act, January 11, 1811. IJo
naid :
" I am'compcllcd to declare it an my deliberate
opinion that 1f this bill passes, the
bonds of til'." Union are virtually dissolved ;
tn:;t the St' tea whieh eoninose it. mv
i Cro,A their moral obligations, and that as it
will he *h>! right of all, so it will bo the duty
of some to prepare definitely for a separation
?amicably if tlicy can, violently if they
must."
Virginia Commissionkr*?Tho fullowinggentleman
have boon appointed Commissioner*
from the Stuto of Virginia to correspond with
other Sinto g ivnrnment* : .Senator Hunter, Hons
W. G. ilivet, John J. Alien and Uoo. W. Summere.
Tiib fooling of caste in so strong in India that
n soldier lying wounded on the battle-field litis
been known to die rather than drink water offered
him by ono of n lower caste. A sick
soldier in tho hospital at Agra, suffered for two
hours rather than receive water from an KngLjsh
lady. Ilirt words were. "Thuusii no inan son
ino drink, Qoii will hoo ii."
Am/ difficulties are overcome by assiduity
nnd dilligcnfie.
^yiwsjwg^
MvnniRu, on tlio 23d Dooeinbor lust, *>y llev. It.
Wall, Mr. William Lyi.es Jo Miss Matilda Uuown,
all of l'icktns.
On Thursday evening lOth Inst., by J. E. Ila.^ood.
Ksq., Mr. Jon* 0. Kmox to Miss Eluadkmii,
uanghtor of Mr. Elislia Alexander, all of l'ickens.
()d the 17tli instant, by Hcv. T. Ii. Mauldin, Mr.
John'Kkaton to Miss Jamb Sanders, all of l'ick!"?
'
m Notico.
ALL PERSONS having demand.* nfjninst tlio
KatAta V ,..l U-11- -t--- ' - --
_____ ,,, <kiiuiun JVUUJT* UOUUIIKGU, IIUISC I
;>rosont them to ll?3 undersigned logiilly attested
>y tlio 22d dny of February next. -Oluim^oot
presented by thnttimo, yrili bo bnrred, nsft final
#oltleinoi>t of snid Km ate will bo made beforo
tlio Ordinary on tlmtdnv>
ELIZABETH KELLY. 1 Adro'*.
JOSEPH W. KELLY, } Adci'r.
January 24. 1801 25_ 3
1 'Ordinary's Office."
ALL PEU80NS indebted to this Offico, on
Bonds duo for ltoul Estate. nro hereby
notilied that they must pay before Return I>uy.
1'boHQ who d'w^gard this notice will ineur costs..
V/. E. IIOLCOMBE, O.P.D.
January 24. 1801 25 3
STATUS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, i
IH ORDINARY OITATJ0K.
WHEftBAB. A. J. Amlerson bath Applied to m?
for letters of administration upon *11 nnd sinSulrtr
tlia personal estate of William Hester, sr.,
oooased, bito of ibo District of Piokeus and Stato
Aforesaid i The kindred and creditors of said do?e
ised are, therefore, cited to aopear before mo at
Pickens C. If. on Monday the 4th February no*t,
<o shew cause, if any they cmf why said letters
- should not he granted. Given under nijbfeand and
?eal, this 21st January, 1800. I
W, JB. IIOLCOMBB, o.r.n. |
KEIDVIIAE
FFJUIE nioiT SP.HOOT
X Jii'LxliiXi iii JlA r^/ v **. V vy
Spartanburg, S. C.
rpiIE NEXT SESSION of thi* Institution
_L will cnmmcnco on Monday the 4th day of
February next, under tho direction of tlio ltov.
It. II. 11EID, A. M., nnd J. F. SHAW, A. M.,
Prinoipiiin. Ablo and effieiont ussintonts in nil
tlio departments of tlio School, will bo constantIv
oinnlovcd.
Mis* Mary A. Galloway, from Athens,
Georgia, who comes to us highly rocommomloii,
wi!l presido constantly over too* School. Slio is
n graduato of one of the first Institutions in our
country, and has been educated expressly with
a view to Toaching.
Particular attention will ho given to Vocal
ami Instrumental Music, nncl tho various other
Ornamental branches.
Hoard, including Was' 'ng and Fuel, ^nn bo
obtained at tho Female L arding House, or in
the host families in tho Village, at the very
reasonable rate of ten- dollars per month.
kates of tuition i'Ml session' of 20 wkf.ks.
Primary Branches, - - $ 0 00
The above, with English Grammar, Geography,
History or Arithmetic, 10 00
The Higher Branches, - - 10 00
Modern Languages, - 10 00
Drawing and Painting in Water Colors,
(each) - - 5 00
Grooian, Oriental and Antique Paint
'"?< leueiij . . 0 00
O*. 1 Painting, - - 15 00
Mm broidery, Wax, Fruit & Flo\vorp(each) 10 00
U*e of Piano, 2 50
Contingent, - - 1 00
For further particulars, nddress
RBI I) & Mil AW. Principal*.
Rc'ldviilp. S. Q., .Jan. 20. IHOl 25?3
ADMINIST0RS' SALE.
WIJjL UK SOM), at the lato resilience of
fclavid (jillilonJ, deceased, an Thursday
the 12th dnv of Febrm;?'V next, all the I*321l?
PUOPKRTl belonging to said
Kstnttt, namely :
Three lioail Horses, Stock of Cattle, about
I Thirty head Sheen, lot of pickled Pork, Wheat,
Fodder. Shucks, Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Farming Implements, &o.
Terms?A credit of nine month* with interest
from day of sile, for silnis of and over 5*5 ; under
that amount, cash. Purchaser* to give Note
and approved security before the rijjht of prop
oi ly is chanted.
NANCY OILLILAND. 1 A liV.x,
11. Y. (SI LI,I LAND, j Ad in r.
January 21. 1801 25_ tf
MEDICAL NOTICE-REMOVAL.
DltS. MAURY Si SLOAN beg lo inform their
friends and patrons that they .have removed
their office to the bri<}k building formerly occupied
.by Dr. T. J. Pickens, where.one or the other may
always be found, except when professional!v absent.
. MARRY & SLOAN.
Pendleton. .Tan. 1ft, IftOl 25 If
Notico.
r J"* 111-' Commissioners of Roads for the 2d Regi
j L ment, S. C. M., arc required by law to ineet at
Walhalla, at 10 a. m., on Monday the 4th day of
February next. F.icll Commissioner must, report
at that time what ltoads he has under his charge,
where they load to and from, and the whole number
of miles thereof.
(1. A. TAYLOR, Secretary.
January 20. Iftfil 2"> 1
Notico.
IMIE Commitfsioncr.i of lload*. for the 5tli RcgiU
I' \? ...III . -? *? !? "
_ ?? >, u u< nut ilieul Hi II oil trC(JK, Oil
Monday I lie 4th of February next, for the purpose
of preparing their Annual lteport ami other purposes.
Commissio'.ii-ra will furnish on that 'lay a
list of the roa (s, their length and condition, in
thhlr respective bounds, together with the number
of Sign boards and .Mile-posts. &c.
K. II. OKIKFIN, Chm'n.
January 22. lftfil 2o 1>
Mooting of Commissioners.
'PlIK General Hoard of Commissioners of Roads,
I for Pickens District, will meet at Pickens C. 11,
on Saturday the 2d day of February next, at 11
o'clock. A. M., for. tho pusposc of reducing the
I road lax nli'pmlir l?vS?>l ?? ?i"? - ? --f ?' -
I Statu tax will raise more funds limit is neoos*ary to
meet the engagements of (lie Hoard.
B. II. 0RII'FIN, Cliiu'n.
January 21. IfcGl 2o 2
MILITARY NOMINATIONS.
?< *>'- The friends of Col. JAMBS I?. OUR respcct
fully announce him a candidatofor Colonel of
the Regiment of Volunteers to bo formed in Picker,
s an 1 Anderson.
The friends of Col. 1). A. LBDRUTTER
rcspoetfnlly announce him a candidate for Lieutenant
Colonel of the llegimentof Volunteers forming
in Anderson and Pickens.
Jan. 15, 1801 2-1 tf
tfir The friends of Col. C. 8. MATT ISDN respect
fully announce him a candidates for Major of
the .Regiment of Volunteers to be formed in l'ickens
and Andorson Districts.
T11 IS STATIC Ol'1 SOUTfl CAROLINA*
IN OUOINAHY?IMCKCN8.
TFIR Ordinnrv's Otticn will 1>? found nnnn
- - . V,.
1 uny during tho month of January. Administrator!;.
Kxoaators anil Osrn'Jlans, who derive their
authority from my office, aro required by law to
make their annual returns. They aro now respectfully
called on to do so. The law provides a penalty
for neglect in this respect, which will be enforced
against delinquents.
W. E. IIOLCOMBB, O.p.P.
Jan. 10, 1SG1 '21 8
TAXES! TAXES!
IWIJiL attend at the following times and
places, for the purpose of receiving Taxes
for tho year 1 S(?0:
Monday lltli February, at l'.7.okicl Cox's;
Tuesday 12 at Center;
Wednesday 13 " at Bachelor's Retreat ;
Thursday 11 " at Fair Flay;
Friday 15 " ut Douthit's;
Saturday 10 " at Fant's;
Monday lti " at Salubrity:
Toofcday <& Wodnesday 10 &20, at Fickortsvillo;
Thursday 2lst February, at John Oossott's ;
Friday 22 " " at Trap;
Saturday 23 " at Hester's t
Monday 2") " nt Ilagood's;
Tuesday 20 ' at Mrs. Barton's;
Wednesday 27 " at Kli Stansell's ;
Thursday ~2H " at Woir Creole;
Friday Nt March at Ilurrioane;
Monday I " Saleday, at I'iokons C. II;
Wednesday 0 " at Win. Ninnnon's ;
Thnrsdny 7 " at Grant's Storo;
rrmav o at Tunnel Hill ;
Saturday 9 " at Robin*':
Monday 11 " at Junns Phillips'; ;l
Tuesday 12 " at Fcnion II. Hall's;
Wednesday 13" at 0. 1'. Pool?'*}
Thursday 14 " nt O. W. Phillips';
Friday ?fc Saturday 15 Sc 10. at Wallmlla;
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday 1H, 19 and
20. being C'>urt Week at Pickens C. II.. at
wliioh time my books will bo oloaod. All pormins
failing to innko thoir returns by that time
will bo linblo to Doiiblo Tax.
Stato Tax, J ?
II....i ? o<; ?
Avnu |IV? Vii<
Poor " 103 " 'V
Tax payors will take notico that no Roturns
will be reo?i?ed unless acoompaniod with tho
monoy. Nono but Stnto monoy can be roce'ifed.
And iiImo tlint tlioy arc still required by nn Act
of tho Legislature, toroturn all llirths, Deaths
and Marriages, whh the age, nnme nnd^o* and
oauite of Death ; also date of Dirths and Deaths.
All MinUter?, Magistrates, and others who
have married any persons during the year 1800,
ore required to return the date of such marriagos,
will) the names, ages nnd occupations; also
the names of the parents of each.
ShiTO owners are required by law to return
tho number of dogs belonging to their negrnos.
JOHN W. L. OARY, T. 0.
Janttar/ 15, 1861 24 9
I iM > -TT*C^T-T
GARDEN SEEDS,
1^0II SALE LOW, by
t r t timirro
u . . jji'J n 10.
Jnhuary 17, 1801 24 tf
LAW PARTNERSHIP.
WILLIAM 11. PK11KY. having heon n.lmitto?l
ij the Bur, is associated with liis
fathor, Benjamin F, Pkurv, Id tlio prootico of
Law pn (ho W?(storn Ciiouu, undor the firm <>f
PEIUIY & PKUUY. Thoy will attend the
Courts of Ahbovillo, AhdorVoii, l'iokon*, Uroonville,
S|i!irtunh?rg ami 1 .union a.
i Thoir oflioo nnd uddrcss is (jrccuvillo 0. II.,
! s. o.
j Doc. 20. lKftO _i!4 4_
"NTnti nn
, A? V VIVVt
rpiIE articles for Sinking Schools at Six Mile
I JL and Si! loin have bo ?n left with inu by Mr.
J. 11. llamlin for collection. Unless paid by
' Saleday next, tliey will he sued upon indiscriminately.
ISAAC WICK LI 1'1'Mv
Jan. 17, loGl "4 2
CLAREMONT ACADEMY.
riMIE TUCSTEI'jS take pleasure in annonni.
cin^; to the puldio. that they have secured j
' the services of Mr. 0. Ij. Hoi.mnoswoktii and |
I.1I1V ?.? I..U < 'II 4 ' 1
. . . uiu^u in iiiu viiirumuni .\canc|
my. These TortoliorH h:\vo experience, und arfc
i competent to instruct in all tlie various branch1
es of an Knjrlish education. Hy arrangement,
I a Male ami Female School will he taught in the
: name house.
The Academy will ho opened on the '2*1 Monday
in January. 181)1.
(lood bearding can he had in the neighborhood
oil favorable terms. !
The salubrity of the cUmato find tlic moral
j tono of tlio vicinity, nro inducements that
should not he overlooked l>v parents and guardians
in educating their children and wards,
Hy order of the H >ard :
M. S. STIMULI NO, Soc'y.
Jan. 0. ISfil 2:5 tf
Notico.
A LL .persons indebted to the Estate of Kov.
jl jL Gideon Ellis, deceased, hy sale note or otherwise,
must make prompt payment. Longer
indulgence cannot lie given, l'av Up and save
cost. " JKSSK II. ELLIS, ) v ,
xtrxt , > r.v nra
i ? ji. I it, A IT. 11. 1
Jan. 13. ISO I 23 3
Notico.
VI<L persons indebted to the Subscriber, eithcr
by Note or Account, nro hereby notitic<t
that ll?oy must be paid. A failure. to comply
with this reasonable request, will incur
co-its at once,
JA.MKS W. LAWIIEXOK.
Jnn" 8. 1H01 ?V ' ' .1
SHERIFF'S SALES.
1)Y virtue of sundry writs of fiori facias to mc di)
rooted, wiil be sold before the Court House, in"
I'ickeus District, within the legal hours, on the first
Monday and Tuesday in February next,
One tract of land on Milo Creek, adjoining
lands of Joseph I'ricc, L. N. Hobin'a and others,
containing lftl) acres more or less, levied on as the
property of Henry Grogan at the suit of* J. 1$.
Olarily.
t)ne tract of land on Tngalo Hiver. .. joining
lands of J. K. Jones, W. 1). Deaton and others,
containing 015 acres more or less, levied on as the
property of James A. Doyle at the suit of 1*. II. l'ratlier.
One tract of land on Stamp Creek, whereon
Leonard Capehart now lives, containing
.acres, adjoining lands of Captain Andrew Wilson.
Mrs. Mary 1'riCe, and others; one other tract
i Unown as the Grishain tract, on Corn llousc'CreeK,
('containing acres, adjoining lands of Finley
! r.,,.1 T I II I I -
...... ...uiviuii, V.. .1 . Iiunutu mill Ul m; IS, 1I1C (WO
tracts supposed to contain 201)0 acres, levied on
us (lie property of Leonard Capchnrt at tlie suit of
J. I?. Sittou and oMitfrs. To be resold at? the risk
of the foruter purchaser.
One tract <,? land containing 100 acres more or
loss, whereon I lie defendants now live, ailjoinjng
lands of K. Kenncmore, M. Mnutdcn, and others,
levied on as the property of.Lot Kenncmore and
Geor;"o Kenncmore at the suit of Stephen Clayton.
One tract of land containing 200 acres more or
i less, adjoining lands of Klijah Alexander, sr., J.
N. Murphrcc and others, levied on as the property
of Henry Urogan at the suit of \V. K. Raslcy.
ndni'r., and others.
Ona tract of land containing 100 acres more or
loss, adjoining lands of Henry Grogan and others,
levied on as the property of J. 11. Smith at the suit
of stut. Robert Stewart and others.
One tract of land containing 800 acres more or
1,-vj. i>?1.? ??- ?
: .v-oo, >>uuiv^ i- urn, ffuicn 01 ?;nniiffti crccK.
adjoining lands of Spencer Chambers, l^plirnint
Cobb ami others, lovio<l on us tho property of Win.
l'hillips nt tbc suit of llobcrt Spencernnd others.
One negro boy, named Job, levied on as the
properly of G. \V. Taylor, nt the suit of J. Ji. 1 lagood,
nssignec, and others.
One buggy nnd harness levied on as the property
of J. H. Heed nt the suit of Robert Trotter vs.
.1. 1$. Heed, T. J. Keith and 1). S. Gtaigi
One hay horse, one sow nnd six pigs, nnd one
bull yearling, levied on ns t!<e property of James
Kirby at the suit, of l'rior Alexander vs. James
Kirby, L. C. Craig nnd J. E. Ilngood.
One bay marc and one gray mare, levied on ns
tho property of Oeorgo Grant at the suit of O. 11.
1'. Taut.
Ono claybnnk mare, nnd on Tuesday nftcr sideday
nt defendant's residenco, 20 bushels corn, and
1600 bundles fodder, levied on no tho property of
J. 11. Rutledue at tho suit <?f E II IvnWli v<> l li
llutlcdge and J. W. Wntt.
On Tucs'lfty after saleduy, at defendant's reeidenco,
otic yoko oxen, two cows, one bay maro, one
hundred and (illy bushels corn, and one thousand
bundles fodder, levied on as the property of Win.
Uothell at the suit of Isaac Staudridgc and others.
On Tuesday after Saleday, at defendant's residence.
1 lot old scantling, 1 sow and 7 pigs, i sow,
1 shoal and 2 pigs, 1 drum-head thrasher, 1 lot
baskets, 2 setts of drawers, 1 oornor cupboaid, 12
chairs, 1 book case and books, 1 small taoio, 1
trunk, 1 slato, 1 cupboard, 2 smoothing irons, 2
pair sheep shoars, 1 thermometer, 1 foot tub, 1
roan mare, 1 grindstone, I two-horse wngon ami
feed trough, 0 plough-stocks, I pair gears, 1 mowing
blade, 1 log ciiain, 1 pair stretchers. 1 lot old
irons, 10 ploughs, 3 axes, 2 soyvho-blades, 1 sad- |
df<s Y drawing knife, I old mill saw, 1 <vx> yokd, 7 |
old bco-gums, 13 beo-stands, 1 dairy, 2 setts warp- |
in or )mra '2 ?t?Mo <\f 1 1 <?1
... .CO, . uimovi linn
cotfceinill, 1 wash-tub, 2 jfirs and churns, 1 table,
1 knife-box, 4 flour barrels, 1 pot-rack, 2 ladles, l
flesh fork, 2 hed steads, 1 !o? cotton, 1 lot boos, 1
lot shucks, 1 wash pot, 1 augur, 1 small chest, 1
bedstead, bed and furnituro, 1 clothes banket. 1
red cow, 1 bushel dried apples, 2 bushel* dried
peaches, 1 wheel and cards, I lot cotton, about 45
bushels corn, about 800 bundles fodder, i bout 600
pounds salted pork, about 6? pounds lard, 1 clevis
and pin, 1 iron rake, 1 lot walnut plank, 1 lot
chisels ami files. 1 iron wedge, 1 cross-cut saw, 2
v bridles, 2 setts of fire-dogs, 1 small pair steelyards,
i box shoo tools, 1 false col to., j bushel salt, and
other articles, levied on *i* tho property pf Green
8. Garvin,at tho suit of Z. Powers and others.
Terms, cash ; purchasers to pay for papers.
W. N. "CRAIG, s.c.n.
Jan. 8, 18tU . 28 ' td
T11 K STATE 01^ SOUTH CAROLTNT, j
PICKP.XS OI8TIUCT ?OFPICK COUIIT OP COMMON Pf,P. VS.
"VTTILLIAM V. PAIlKKIi vvK?ia?k? ?I
yy (ly of ?!:c SliorilT of Pjekfcns District, hy j
virtue of a writ of capiat ad satisfacutnrhan,'ft, i
tho suit of Kobort 71. Ilubbard, assignee, hiring
filed In my'office. togQtlior with a, ^jliedulo
on oath of liia o$tuto and clteotc, bin petition to
tho Court of Common Pleon pricing that he
may bo admitted to tho honofU of tho Act of tho
Oonoral Assembly rnado for the relief of insolvent
debtoT*: It ii? orderod, that the said Robert
II. Hubbard, Assignee, and ait others, tho
creditor? to whom the said William F. Parkor
ii in anywise indohtod, be and they aro horoby
summoned and havo notice to appear boforo tho
paid Court, at Pickens Court IIouso, on the 3d
Monday cf March next, to shew cause, if any
thoy can, why the prayer of the petition aforosaid
should not bo granted.
J. R. I1AOOOD. c.c.r.
Office Common Pleas, Doo. 15, 1860 3m.
PREPARE FOR WAR J
fjpiIK UNDEl^IONEl) offers fur sulo Low,
SUCI Alt,
COFFER,
MOLASSES,
SALT,
~ f
KICK,
NAILS, &C.
STAPLE 1)11 Y CiOOUS,
IIAKDWARK, &C.
Fur 8;tle low.
OROOERIES,
Sold for CASH on ft/.
Romomber This,
nnr:inir s i r i'o f. a? ht nimuTmn ..
VJ 1 V?\ V Jjl IJ1 Jl7 IV O.'l i'V lilJ rivv/i' 11
Country Produco taken in exchange for
Ciooas !
J. J. LKWIS.
Pendleton, .Jan. !>, 18(!1 22 tf
I^STRl!tTIOi\.
undersigned would respect fully inform
1 tlic families of this District that with tho
beginning of next your ho will bo prepared to
gi\o instructions in all the branches of a good
pdliunliiin : ulsn ill Mnoin 111... \ !.?
. ... txs yvllW 1 IllilV, y 111^
French or Uorinan language, etc.
A few hr?ardinj? pupils would lind a good ami
irlii'isti;tit homo in inv family.
A I'd. ANT(5EUF,ll, A. M.
j Walhalln, S. C. Doc. 18 1X00. '2i2* 4
Ucfi'rcncftH.? ltev. F. Bachmnnn, D.J)., ltov.
| 11. Muller Ohiirlcaton; 1). liieimfnn, Dr. A. E.
Nonnnn. Wnlhiillu.
Money Wanted!
4 LL persons indebted to ino either by Note
/\ or Account are requested to pay up. 1
most and will collect. Duo attention to this
will save cost.
E. E. ALEXANDER.
J.lnnarv 2. 1801 2'2 5m
Administrators' Notico.
?)EUSONS indebted to the Estate of Charles
_1_ Hunt, deceased, by sale nolo or otherwise,
must make payment, as wo arc determined to
eloiJo' np the Estnte. Save .cost hy avtinc
promptly. W.M. IIL'NT, )
A. J. HUNT, V Adm'rs.
H. HUNT. )
.Tan. 9. I?<U i>3 4
Notico. #
VI/L persons indebted to (lie Estate of Thomas
llnllttin, deceased, aro hereby noli tied that
immediate payment must be made; and all persons
having demands against the Estate must present
them legally attested to tiie undersigned.
W. A. SMITH, ) ,. .
J. W. CALLAHAN,j or8'
Jan. 7, 18C.1 23 f?
THE STATE OI>1 SOUTH CABOL1NA,
VICK KN3 ? IN 0111)1 NAN Y.
F. N. Gavvin, Ailni'?, ^
Y<) L Pld
Tlios. D. Garvin, ct. nls. j
IT appearing to my satisfaction that K. W. Merrill
alid wife Ann, James il. Kvatt and wile Marililft,
del'en lants in this cast;, reside without (lie
limits ot' this Slate, li is ordered, therefore, that
i!tcis*id absent defendants do severally appear in
the (Pr imary's ofliee, at 1'ickensC. H., on .Monday
thcoth day of April next, to shew cause, if any
they can, why a Ihial settlement of the L'state ot
Thomas Jlarvin, deceased, should not be made, and
a decree pronounced thereon on I hat day. These
parties are also required to render their advancements,
ami receive their respective distributive
shares. W. 1?. llOLOUMltl'l, o.i'.o.
Jan. 12. 1801 2:1 8m
!.state of south Carolina.
riCKKNS IIISTUICT?IN TUP. COURT OF COMMON PI.HAfl.
Sloan & Sullivan ] Declaration in Attachment
vs >- Orr & lladden,
U. W. Baldwin j l'l'ff'fl Attorney's
\V Hl'illKAS, the plaintiffs did, on the 8th day
11 of October, 1800, tile their declaration against
the defendant, who (as it is said) is absent from
aii'l without the limits of this State, and has neither
wife nor attorney known within the same up
] on whom fv copy of tlie s:ii?l declaration might be
I served: It is ordered, therefore, that the said
' defendant do appear and plead to the said declaration
on or before the '.Hli day of October, 18l?l.
otherwise, final and absolute judgement will then
' be 'given and awarded against Itini.
.J. K. HAOOO.i), c.B.p.i*.
Clerk's Ofli e. Oct. 10. 1 SO!) lyq
FALL AND WINTER
GOODS
AT W ALU ALL A!
W"E ,f!K0 renewed pleasure in informing our
Yt friendH and tbo country nt large that wo
arc now receiving nnd opening a large and handsome
stock of
141.1. Ai\B> 1YINTKR (JOODS,
Of tho latest importation und the most approved
styles. Wo invito tho special ohontion of our
lady frionds to tin assortment of PRINTS, consisting
of every variety from tho common Lion
up to tho finest French.
DkLANKS,
MEltlNOS,
DKBEGKS,
ALI'ACCAS,
SHAWLS
. . .. and CLOAKS,
.Oim^ine^ with a bit of^iity.cY Goods, which wro
nlwnya nocessury to ploa*c (lie ladies.
In connection with the above wo can show as
good an assortment of
Hato and Caps, Boots and Shoos,
With a ohoioc nnd selected lot of
H KNTS' CLOTHING,
Gcntii' Dress Goods generally, as can bo found
anywhere in the up-country.
^stonnsis^.
A choice lot, of Hefinod and Brown Sugars,
Cofleo. Salt, Molasses, Choose, Nails, &c,
With a few DRUGS and MEDICINES to
render the stock complete.
Give us n call?wo mako no chargo for showier?
.rill i.? 1 --- * ? -
*??>. </"v ?? ? ^ imourrii wnii i?ii you ?i? any
timo. W. II. DKNDY & CO.
Walhalla, Oct. 11. I860 12 _ff_
MKOICAL CAItO.
Dll. 0. II. 8YMMES having completed his
Collegiate course, offers his Professional
aarvicoH to his friend* and tlio public generally.
WilUfce prompt in his attention to his ontrons.
Ili? cTftico will bo fouud with IV. M. L. Siiartk
Tn tlio brfak btiilditig adjoining Store of lato K.
li.' llcnioh it Son;
' PfcivdlfiKVn. Mav 12. lflfiO 41 tr
Committed
TFlO tho .Jnil of Pickcns District, on tho lfith
iiintdnt, a copper colored negro mnn, who
gityi his nnmo is Sain. IIo \>i about 30 years
old, 5 foot 9 inches high, a carpenter by trade,
and says ho l?oh?ngs to Mathow Wilson, of Catawba
Co., N. C., but ranawny from
Ronno, at Cherry's Bridge, on ho lllue Ridge
Hitilroad. Tlio ownor is requostod to oomo forward,
provo liis property, pay charges and take
him away, or ho will bo doalt with as tho law
dirootf.
W. N. CRAIG. s.r.D.
Jnn 10, 1%1 24 tf
,* ",W '
FOR SALE ! j
rpiIE Subsoribor is the proprietor of a yaluaI
uablo THACT OF LAND, situate near
Walhalla, on tlio Blue Ridge Railroad, containing
Five Hundred Acres,
Fifty of which arc good Creek and Brunoh Bottom.
There arc two settlements on the tract,
and the land is susceptiblo of division. I desire
to sell from One hundred and IIfly to Four hundred
Acres, on easy terms. Apply by letter to
I w II 11
inu iii it minimi, or on tne premise* U>
A. 1). OA 1 l?I.A III).
Sept. 3, 1800 G- Om
Tl.o CurolinUin will copy in its triweekly
on .Mondays, and in the Jiannrr twice a
month for six months, and forward hill to inc.
A. I). 0.
MARBLE YARD
AT PENDLETON.
I^VEHY ONE CAN HE SUITED, AS WB
j have on hand and receive every month
the hest
I ! AIM) Ani;Ul(]Ai\
MARBLE
l'Oll MONUMENTS, SLABS. TOM I >3
A N J)
1! V.AI)ST()N ES OF ALL SFZES
And as cheap as can be bought anywhere, with
I freights added.
Cut" letters, 3 1-2 cents each, liaised letters,
20 cents each ; and the letters cut ,lcep anil
well.
Wo.have secured the services of Mr. JOHN
C. C1IEUUY as uur Agent, who will do all that
can i>e dune to give entire satisfaction. All
business transacted by him will be ratified by
LliAVHMi & WIUTE. *
March 20. 18.00 33 tf
rpirn turn ?\T tlniniT ti^hiiit
j iilh i r.iM/lilVl Ul\ J1UTJSL.
rpiIK Subscriber takes pleasure in informing
S his friends anil tlie public, that he has taken
charge of that largo ami commodious House
in the village of
I'EXDMITOIV, S. V.
Ho intends to keep a first class house, and
J invites thrt ?rn veiling public and his friends to
i give him a call. Amongst tlio comforts and
conveniences added, is that of a Heading Koom,
where the latest papers may ho consulted.
A. H. BOWDKN.
fob 2. 1800 27 tf
FOR GOOD BARGAINS
AND
COM E TO WALL! ALL A!
rpiir, undersigned has just returned from
j J Charleston, whore lie has purchased 911c of
the most complete
STOCK OF GOODS
Ever before brought to this place. The variety
is great, therefore, enumeration is practically
impossible. lie has
DRY GOODS,
Both for Ladies and Gentlemen's wear.
KKAftY ill AUK
Of the various sizes and patterns, cut and made
I. up in the latest stvlo.
! Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
j In groat variety, ami of the latest pattern anil
style.
IlOIllICtS, &c.
My stock of llanhvare, (ilasswnre, Cutlery,
is largo, and will compare favorably with
the best.
?groceries
Of every description, fresh, and a fine supply on
hand.
Goods will bo bartered for Produce and articles
in this lino, on the very best terms.
My GOODS have boon bought with care ami
at the lowest prices. This enables mo to offer
one of the best stocks in the country, on the most
accommodating terms, (.'till, examine lay stock,
and try inc. 1 am bound to sell.
1). NIEMANN.
r> cs \t - i> - - ? - *
i . 1:1. my i?ar is sioeKCd with the choicest
Wines and Liquors, and is open at all proper
times. I). J}.
WnHmlln. April 20, I860 30 If
PICKENS LAND.
I HAVE two Tracts of Land for sale?the
Barker and Craig place.*, lying n jar the Koad
: leading from Oconeo Station t<? Nicholson's
I Ford. GEORGE SEABOUN.
Sept 10. I860 7 tf_
u a tfct h x ^ ci a n
I JU IK J_F JT KF
| rilllK subscriber will sell at private sale on
1 JL good terms, a
Valnablo Tract of Land,
Situated in Pickens District, on the waters of
Chocstoc creek, near Bachelors' 1' it rent, containing
Five Hundred Acres more or less. The
tract is improved, with ahont thirty acres of bottom
land thereon. There are good schools and
churches convenient. For particulars, apply to
G. W. PHILLIPS.
Colonel's Fork Po. Aug. 22, l.SGO 4-tf
BLUE RIDGE HOUSE.
AT
Pendleton, S. C.
rpiIR SUBSCUIBKII. wlio has had several
-A. years experience in Hotel business, (having
been soio proprietor of the Williamston
Springs lintel for nine years,) is now proprietor
of tlic BLUE KIDOK'IIOUSK, where ho will
be gln<l to see all his oM friends and patrons
and also the travelling public. His house will
bo provided with everything necessary for n
well-kept house.both from thosea board markets
and surrounding country, and his Bar with
choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars. 11o has
good servants, and every attention will he paid
to his guests to render their sojourn agreeable.
The good society of l'endleton Village?the proverbial
good health of its inhabitants?its lino
cool water and bracing atmosphere?its proximity
to the mountains and its accessibility by
Railroad, .all contribute to make it one of tho
best summer resorts in tho upper country. Persons
arriving here on the cars, and wishing to
visit the mountains or any other point of tho
surrounding country, can be accommodated with
good conveyances and careful drivers from the
Livery Stable kept horo.
T. W. COBB,
May 15, I860 42 tf
j i m i s t. oku. w. p. rtwcfc.
ORR & PRICE, ~
A T T 0 B N R Y 8 AT J, A W,
Orcouville C. Ill,,
Practice in tlio Courts of tlio We?torn Circuit.
forTsale,
rpIIAT desirablo Lot of Land, with a pood
I dwelling, and other nccessary out-buildii.gs
thereon, containing Throe Acres. On the
promisee, thoro is ft fino garden, good orchnrd,
Ac. The Lot adjoins Jacob Sctfroder and others,
fttid lies immediately on the public rond,
erpia-distant (YoirtoWcst Union and Wnlhnlla.
Terms, easy, II. UQOl'S.
Oct. 30, 1800 14 . , *f
T. DRAPER,
WATCHMAKMil AND JBWELLEIl,
B'cmllcfoii, S. 4/.,
BKCJS leave to inform the citizens
/rTrfcfttt ?f Pendleton nnd vicinity, that lie
iv boated himself permanently at
plnce. and is proparod to oxecuto
all work in his lino on short notice, nnd
the most reasonable terms. IIo may bo found,
at a" times, at Iho Shop formerly occupiod by
Mr, Justus.
Oct. 13, I860 12 tf
j CflfoE TO DACUSVILLE!
rpilli Subscriber lms just received liia
1 ami m\ ri:il STOCK, consisting of
DRY GOODS,
Fancy Good*. Hurdwnre, Crockery, Drugs and
Medicine*, lints mid ('nj-s, Hoots and Shoos,
UK.A I)Y M \ ill' nf.oTiiivfi
I Will tho usual variety in tlio Dry Gooda
line, and
All of which ho intends celling low for cash or
. to minctual customers, lie will take in EX.CHANGE
Wheat, Corn. I'eas, Beeswax, Till*
j low, and in faet any merchantable barter for'
Goods, at the market price.
15. P. MORGAN.
Oct 2<"). 1800 M tf
JOS. J. NORTON,
All *7 II I j 1 'ft' Mj W +
AND
Kolicilor in Fqitity.
PICK K N S CO l- HT 11 (?!'S H, S. CJ
.Jan. 1. lNiiX tf_
A. FISCHESSER,
WaU'liiitaUer and ?li,welh,i,)
WAMIALliA, S.
H AS received at his stand on Main-street, a
liwfio and bcailtilnl assortment i?f
Watches and Jowclry,
j Which is ollcrcd very low (o his friends nnd llio
trading public.
KF.I'AIHINO, in nil its brandies, done in
iv most workmanlike manner, and with de
epnti'li. All work warranted.
June 22. lSfiO 47 f
H. FAJEN,"
A T W A I- II A L L A , S . C . .
I S now receiving a splendid assortment
DRY 0001)8,
For Ladies and Gentleman's Wear,
?A /.SO?
Koatfy-iimric fl'lol liing-.
lie also lias on hand tlie <111 enl Cassimers and
Linens, for the Spring and Summer; together
i with many other articles not necessary to men;
tion.
i Mr Fi icv it./. t..:i??:?
..... - iiiu lUMiinil^ IIUMIICM)
in nil its brnncliOR, and respectfully solicits a
share of public patronage.
May 112. 1S;7.) 42 tf
CABINET MAKING,
AT IflOltttAK'S 111 ff, I,, S. C.
j T IM IK undersigned is prepared to execute nil
I JL orders in this lino, Promptness and pnnci
niality is promised if custom is extended.?
! Terms, easy.
JAMES WHITE & CO.
August 24, 1SG0 4 tf
WAGON 41AKIXG.
Carried on at tlio Maine place, with workman*
ship, despatch and neatness. Pric?\ most accommodating.
K. SARGENT.
August 24. 1860 4 If
POWDER FOR SALE.
j riMIB South Carolina l'owdor Mills' Conipr.nv
1 offer for sale, on pood terms, the following
kinds of superior Powtlir, viz:
Common Blasting powder per keg $-1 25
Brilliant " " ' " 5 25
I Common Mining " " " 5 25
I Brilliant " " " " G 25
Common Hide " " " 7 25
I Brilliant " " " " 8 50
Wllftfo M.n lm.. So nr --- '
.. ?..v/ IVIUUIUU ? O C6I119
will l>e deducted.
Address .John I'owej; & Co, Pickens Couri
House, S. C.
WM. R. BOW EN, Agent.
Sept. 7, isr,0 (') tf "
BBlue Railroad.
gm mm ma -iS?3
(1 AU$011 the IJlue Kidjje Railroad leave Pcndleton
on Mondays, Wednesdays nnd FriI
days, nt lomiuutus before 4 o'clock, A. M. On
, Tuesdays, Tliursdaj's and Saturdays at 1 c/cljok,
P. MLeavo
Anderson on Mondays, Wednesdays
i anil Fridays immediately after tlie cars arrive
I from Helton in the morning. On Tuesdays,
I Thursdays and Saturdays, on the arrival of the
; ears from Columbia.
I Sept. S. I (SCO G tf
Money Wanted.
, A LT< PFllSOXS indebted to mo either by
j[~\ Note or Account, are notified that I havo
i Alt v.l-v.. ?...! i * '
I .. .V ,,,J it'iicn mill Aailllllis III IIIC nanus ot
I Thomas II. l$o?xj*s. E<q., for collection, and that
i early payment is desired : aiso, all persons hav|
ing demands against ine are requested to prosent
the same to Titos. II. Hoggs, Esq., who
will sottlo the same as soon as ho can collect
the money.
R. J. 01 LI.1 LAND.
| j'oo. iHOU' 2m
LUMBER! LUMBER !
rpiIE undersigned having purchased tho
i _JL MILLS formerly owned by Col. John A.
! Easley, deceased, three miles east of Pickens
0. II., is prepared to (ill orders for LUMBER,
finished or unfinished; Sash, Blinds, Pannel
Doors, or anything in that line, nt short notice,
and on tho most reasonable terms. lie is determined
to carry on the business in all its branch.
cs, and persons wishing anything of tho kind,
| arc assured tliair orders will meet with prompt
! attention. Orders should lm mlilr?oer\<i ii.?
' undersigned. Ho respectfully solicits n share
! of public yatronngo.
M. F. MITCHELL,
.January "f>, 18G0 tf
Law Notice. i
, 'PHF. undersigned will clcvoto liimeelf entirely
I i to the practice of l.aw and Kquity on the
l Western Circuit. Mr. Haudkn is liis partner at
j Pickens. .1A All's i iimi
Andorson C. IT., May 10, IR'ift 4'2-tf
V/M. C. KEITH,
A T T () UN K V A T L A W ,
Y\J ILI? attend promptly to all business entrusted
i M to his euro in the Districts comprising tlio
! Western Circuit. Oflicc nt Vickons C. 11.
-Deo 6, 1850 20 tf
STATE OF sol 'I'll CAIIOIJNA,
PU KENS lMSTttlOT?IN T1IK COfllT Or COMMON l'l.F.Ag.
W. M. Tlionins, Adin'r ) Declaration in Attachment.
ys > Hood & Wilkes,
E. A. Tate. j rill's Any*.
A\(r IHvltHAS, the plaintiff did, on tlio2Ctli day of
]} October, 18(50, file his declaration against tlio
defendant, who (as it is said) is absent from and
without the limits of this State, and has neither
wifo nor attorney known within (5m mimic upon
whom a copy of the sr>id declaration might bo
served: It.is ordered, therefore, (lint (ho said defendant
do appearand plead to (lie said declaration
on or before (ho 27th day of October, 1801 ; otherwise,
final and absolute judgment will then bo
given and awarded against him.
J. E. HAGOOD, o.t.p.D.
| Clerk's Office, Oct. 20, I860 lyq
(siniv ui
PICKENS IHAT?IN THE UOL'KT OK COMMON Pl.KAH. S
J. It. Sit ton ) Foreign Attachment. 1
vfl > J. J. Norton, I
J. IJ. l'uckett. J I'llf's Att'y. g
WHEREAS, the plaintiff .lid, on ttio 12th day I
of November, 1859, tile hi < (leolftrM(6n against t|
tlio defendant, who (as it is suid) Is absent from
nnd without tlio limitu of this State, and hasaici- I
I her wife nor attorney known within the same, 1
tipAn whom a copy of the sold declaration might 6
l?o sorved : It is ordered, therefore, that tlio said I
defendant do appoar and plead to the said declaration
on or before the 20th November^ 1800; other- Ivwise,
final .*>nd absolute judgment will then bo given rv:
?nd awardou ..gainst him.
.T. B. IIAGOOI), c.r p.
Clerk's Otlico, Nov. 12, 1869 lyq m