Keowee courier. (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, September 23, 1870, Image 2
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WALHALLA, S. C.:
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Friday Morning, Sept. 25$, 1SYO.
jptjjr Tho attention of our rondo rs is direc
ted to tho various new advertisements in this
issue
- --? ? ?.-.
B?gu Messrs. WALKER, EVANS k COOS
WELL have presented us with a neatly printed
copy of tho promium list of tho South Caro
Hua Instituto Fair, to bo held in Charleston,
on the first Tuesday in November, continuing
during tho week.
A Stato Treasury detect i vo has gone
to Charleston to unearth certain little money
"irregularities" in tho office of tho County
Treasurer in that city. Ono by ouo thc
Rudicul officials come to grief !
U??u Tho article on our first pngo, from
the pen of Senator SAWYER., on thc subject
of emigration, will, barring his unnecessary
allusion to our "previous condition," bc read
with moro than ordinary interest.
???k" Thc Radicals in this State repeat that
Gcu. CHANT is for "Scott and Ranslcr."
Ho was also in favor of Holden and Kirk's
military rule, but the people of North Carob
na repudiated the trio ut the ballot-box. Let
South Carolinians repeat thc lesson !
??'-d" Thc Radical pitty in Charleston
County has rplit, not only on tho Congress,
ional candidates, but on thc candidates for tho
Legislature and County offices. Tm Hutt.
LEY, a noted corruptionist, preaches honesty,
and heads the BOWEN porty ns a candidate
for thc Legislature. Senator CAIN leads the
DKLAUOB faction, and is also ? candidato for
tho Stato Senate. Two radical tickets will
bo in thc field. This is a linc opportunity
for thc success of thc .Reformers.
Radioal Power
Tho Radicals say they have (he "purse, the
sword, and the ballot-box," and can carry thc
coming election without reference to th0
number of votes cast. Tl?E PEOPLE should,
to tho last man, go to tho polls, volo carly
and work late. Success will crown united
effort, radiord throats to tho contrary notwith
standing,
Death of James Lawrence.
Wo announce with regret tho death of Mr.
JAMES LAWRKXCB, of Bickens County, on
tho 8th instant, in tho eighty first year of
his agc. Mr. LA WR KN CK served as a Lieu
tenant in tho war cf 1812, and was sub
sequently elected a member of thc Legislature
from Pendleton district. He leaves to mourn
his donal turo, a largo family connexion and'
many friends.
Personal.
We have had thc pl Sus uro of extending to
Gen. J. A. WAG KN KR, of Charleston, a
cordial greeting to his Walhalla, Gen. WAO.
EN EH's health is not good, nod he comes
among us to recuperate. All gladly welcome
him.
Gen. WAGONER is not only well known
hero, but is highly appreciated by tho people
ol'tho State at largo. We-hopo the day is
uot far distant, wheu he will be again called
to prosjdo Aver tho depart DHU: t of emigration
-thc matu source of our-futurc wealth and
prosperity !
8imple Truth
' Thc Radicals, sinco the eloclio.n iii North
.Carolina, have filled thc air with misrepresen
tations of the condition of tho freed people in
that Stato. To know thc truth, two colored
men of Newberry-ono a Radical, thc otlior
u Roformor-visited that Stato for the pur
pose of appertaining facts. Since their ro
turo, tlioy nave published a statement, (which
appears,in our columns this week,) which wc ?
ootnuicnd to tho colored pcoplo. Therein
facts appear, giving tho lie to tho slanders of
the white Radioes. ! Roth white and black
can voto tho Reform tiekot, without thc less
of prihciplo ov fi ? H ts ! '
Limo.
Our enterprising townsman, Rev. B. HOLD
EM, hos placed on our table a remarkably pure
specimen of ca.'bonatq of lime, taken from n
vein intersected by tho Bluo Ridge Railroad
nt what ls known as Sloan's out, four miles
ahovo Walhalla. Tho rook is of a whitish,
orystallino appoaranco, resembling very much
a block of loaf E lgar. It nppoars almost ns
purp as,marble, containing a very small per
ooptagq Of carthy matter. Mr. H. has leased
this quarry and ia now engaged in burning
his first kiln of fivo hundred bushels. Unless
greatly disappointed in tho result, be hopes,
to bo able, nfc an corly day, to supply, farmers
and mechanics with a superior articlo of hy
drate' at very low prices. When wo consider
th'e grcafc'valuo of limo as a fort?liz'cr, especi
ally on our cold bottom land, this discovery
must prove gratifying t<"> every person, ft W
'i ititi %s?htial ingredient in ol? s?ils nnd with
us is often defioient for tho profitable growth
of runny agricultural products. A full stip
ply,'itt low prices, will enhanoe the yield of
corn, whcab and tho. grasses to tho general
benefit of'thc county. We wish Mr; IL all
; tho ?oucess his energy merit?, ,'
riWiBtrertfl^i^ifrMi^ IM'ji_ii>>.i [ti; mm : jj
A Political Aspirant
A writer of this character appeals lu our
columns this week. His pon is singularly
oily, ami his means of information great. Ho
professes to know all about thc Reformers nod
thc Demooruts of the good county of Piekcns,
but is at a lois to know " hy what modo of
reasoning thu editorial fraternity and a few
lending mon iu.,the Ht,ito assumo to them
selves ali tho purity, all the honesty, and all
tho disinterested patriotism in thc land ?"
\Vo cannot Inform him, except it bo that
there is so little of these necessary ingredients
it) thc gentleman's own party !
'.Judge Clim's cool, sound judgement" tuny
have warded off sonic of our troubles, but the
Radical machinery has fixed on us an army
of useless, expensive, thieving officers-an
oppressive ?nd corrupt govovornmont-and
a demoralization, willett, if ho und "S. D. O "
Wore to live to a ripe old age, they could not
correct and purify.
Wc shall not discuss politics with "S. D.
G." Thc game would not bo worth thc
caudle.
Arthur's Lady's Home Magazine
For October contains a brilliant programme
for thc coming year, lt is tho announced
intention of the publishers of this high toned
periooioal to make it thc "Queen of tho L.t:
dy's Magazines" for 1871. Having striven
to make it the best reading magazine of its
class, they now propose to give all the at trac
tions of thc most popular fashion monthlies,
such cs colored steel fashion plates, etc., etc.,
and to udd new features never yet attempted j
by any of them. Among these arc a scries
ol' cartoons on toned paper. These, us we
understand it, arc to bc lindy engraved cop
ies, double in size thc ordinary page of the
magazine, of choice pictures, and will bc a
novel and highly popular feature. Thc beau
ty, taste, excellence and rare interest of its
literary contents, combined with all these
new ?ittrac!ions cannot help making Arthurs
L?tly'is Home, Moyo zinc the favorite of thc
coming season. Specimens sent free. Pub
lished by T. S. AUTHUR & SONS, Phihidol'
pitta, l'a., at $2 a year; with hugo reductions
for clubs.
The Children's Hour.
We see, by thc October number, that tho
publishers (T. S. A UTI tb lt & SONS, of Phila
delphia) of this pure and beautiful magazine,
arc preparing tor tho coming your their budget
?d' good things for the little ones. If you
have never taken it for your children, send
fora specimen copy; and wc aro very sure,
that its appearance among them will make
their eyes glow and their hearts beat with
pleasure.
The V/ar in Europe
Tb.O Prussians have invested Paris. Thc
French arc said to favor peace on reasonable
terms, and negotiations arc reported to be
pending. Thc Prussians ?sill doubtless oe
cupy Paris and dictate terms to suit them
selves. Thc Ualkuis have marched to Homo.
The temporal power of Hie Popo ?3 not. res
pected. Thc dream of thc Italians-united
lt dy-seems near at hand.
H'-OF" A Michigan family agreed to name
their children after tho first steamboat that
passed thc hou^c after a child Wita born, and
have named live as follows: White Eagle.
Polly, Jay Cooke, Tempest, and Glad Tidings
A girl was born to them last week, an I as tho
name ot' thc first boat that came along was
Hon Butler, they threw up thc contract and
called her Hantier.
JGT?T" Thc following paragraph, which comos
among our latest cable tclograma from be
leagurod Paris, will bo read with special in-,
teros t by Carolinians: "General Bj ploy, of
tho Confederate uriny, and two artillery ofil ?
cors of thc United Statcr-j; army during tue
war, have a command under Troohui .Many*
Americans have volunteered-"
?T.LT Thc Columbia Gii?~Kai?n says : -
"There will be a mass meeting of the Union
Rc for til party field at the Court II ouse gf
each County in tho S ta to. on sales day,'the
dist Monday.of October . next. Prominent
speakers will bc invited, and arc expected to
bc present in each County."
CfST Mr. F. C. McClure has disposed of
his interest in tho Chester Reporter to Mr.
John A. Bradley, Jr., who -assumes thc
pdsition of editor. The Reporter is ouo of
thc handsomest and best papers in tlic,State
. i mir -"tv i-itu**?-. - -
ffi?3" According to tho Charleston Courier,
tho incomo of Trial Justices in that city is
not to be sneezed ot-ono of thom having re
cently sent in his bill for v 1,000 for one
month.
JCia?** It i? said to bo a trick of tho politi.
ciana now to report in tho newspapers that
every prominent man thoy want to kill off
"has had ai. attack of paralysis."
WASHINGTON, September 18.-Tho Lon
don Observer says, officially, .timi prospects
for peace arc now better than nt ?ny time
since tho war began. Lord Lyons is conduc
ting negotiations between Jules Favro and
BifcumTck. There iar said to bo a brief nrmis
tioo already arranged.
WASHINGTON, Soptemhcr 10.-Motley
telegraphs thc State Department that Prussia
does not intend to emiline negotiations to tho
Emperor or tho Rogr.ncy, but objects to'rtego
tuitions with tho present government, as it is
incapable of furnishing an absolute giniruntoe.
Bismarck nod Jb'avro hive had a confer
ence, hut the result has not transpired.
NK\V YORK, September lU.^-Tho Tele
gram's special reports a two hours fijjht ten
miles from Paris, in which tho French were
heilten, but inflicted ihuob dnmego. ? ' '
BKbbTfi, September 19.-Thc North Gor:
men Gazette says tho republic oxiafgVfV /J/cM,
tho-ompiro th jure. Wo shall treat with that
offering tho best conditions. ' '
Astounding Developments I
Tho following confidential circular wn?
recently picked up io front of. tho Contrai
Hotel ut Union Court House, whore it hud,
in td I probability, according to thc evidence
adduced, been dropped by one of tho lladioal
leaders in that section.
Thc original is with tho Secretary of thc
Executive Committee of tho. Union Reform
party, ttnd cnn bo soon nt his cilieo. Thc
facts connected with its being found ure sup
ported by aludavits, which ?Iso eau bc seen
at thc Executive Cou tilt too Rooms :
[CON FI DttNTI A n CI KC U LA lt.]
COMUADKS : The rndiaul cause is in dan
ger. Tho llot'orm party is gaining rapidly.
Our party is being divided itt dilVerent sec
tions j nothing but, a tremendous eliot t with
tho whole radical party united as ono utan
can save tlip party from defeat. Wo must
g.iiu ibo elections this full, or our party is ir
revocably annihilated. Wo must save our
cause, although wo tuny bo called upon to
suenlieo tho lives of some ol' our best won to
carry the point. Kotnemhcr Randolph, tho
martyr pf bis own patty; it was his foul mur
der being charged to tho Democrats that
saved thc StatO for General Scott, twoycuisngo.
Wc must win again, if wo have to sacrifico
the lives of lt score of our prominent leader A.
The question naturally presents itself ?ns to
how wc shall determine who to "Tor Up. I
know of no better plan than this: Let all
tho Longues in each Couuty appoint five del
egates from each League, to meet ?it soute
contrul point in tho County; and let it bethe
tluty ot' these delegates to select one prom i
neut colored man ot' tho party in the County
fur a special (ind important purpose, to be
tundo known .o him by the Governor, nt the
proper time. Lot tho nanto of each man thus
selected be reported to the Governor, whose
duly it shall be to take the necessary st? ps
through thc constabulary toree to hayo them
j put tn death in some secret pince, nod let
the crime be charged to the Mcfortu party.--.
This plan will unite the negroes for tho radi
0 ds, mid thc day will be our?. This plan
will be made known to our prominent white
mom bets of the Union Longue party in each
County, and it is expected that tho greatest
caution Hind secrecy will be observed, and
that tho pinn will be oiirrWl out about thc
'20th of September. This plan meets theon
tire approval of the Seeret Council, and is
signed by the initials of tho committee ap
pointed lo write this circular.
N. Ot C.
B. F. W.
J. L. N.
STATE OK SOUTH C*um.iNA.
UN I UN COUNTY.
Personally oom CS before tue, Andrew Mc
Neuen, und makes o?tli that the foregoing is
n true copy of ti paper picked up by lum ni
Unionvillo, in front of tho Central Hotel, on
tho 1st day of September, 1870.
A. MeXK.V E
Sworn to before mo, ibis 15th September,
1870. A. H. S PK.\ KS,
Clerk, and e.r ojjicio Magistrate.
STATU OF Sturm CAROLINA,
UNION COUNTY^
J. Edward Meng and John P. fticKhkiok
make oath that thc foregoing is a ?rue copy
of a paper picked up by Andrew MeNeaco.
iu our presence, in fn n' of tho Central Hotel
in Uniouville, on the 1st of September, 1870
J. hi. M ENC,
JOHN P. MoKlSSTOK.
Sworn to nod subscribed before inc, this 15th
September, 1870.
AV O. S PK A ns,
Clerk, nod e.r. oj/ic.io Magistrate.
PARIS, September li) -The Journal de
Republic publishes Jules Fayre's circular,
which contains the following points: Why
the election of members ?d' tito Constituent
1 Assembly occurs on tho 2d, instead ol'thc
I loth October. Objection was made regard
ing tho tja Jour character of tho presold G"v
crnmcnt. Favre tidpiils irregularity, Int ar
gues tho urgency" of"tho ease. Thc defence
and integrity of the soil and national honor
are involved in the return of delegated power
to tho people Nothing is to ho expected
from Prussia. 11er supreme evil and exalta
tion'from success is'irreconcilable with calm
impartiality and statesmanship 200,000 vic
tims hfiWe already been ST*I diced to her imbi
lion,' iand it is certain sho will exact terms
from France which the present moment Ivy
nutl incompetent ?lovcrntninl should not ac
rcpt. Hence we convoke tho Assembly,
freely chosen, to decide What, wo ask now
is to ?rive France our hearts am! our blood ;
tip*)/1 Ot i France decide hot our transit authori
ty, but immortal France riaing itself to ooo
Iront Prussia, Franco released from the
winding .sheet of the empire, frank and gener
ous, is ready to'immolate itsslf for right and
J liberty ; disavowing nil those exalted petition!
?dena.Of tho old ( loverntmnt. Franco has
now no ambition hut to remain mistress ot'
herself, to develop her material and moral re
sources. It is for .this she asks tho cessation
of hostilities, but filio will prefer thousand*
fold of disaster to dishodor. Favre odds :
Mankind must admire but pity the spectacle
of Paris-without ?ookink right, left or back
wards--defending its lire sid' s anti its freedom.
LONDON, Soptemhor li).-The reported
armistice is unfounded. Peace prospects uro
unimproved.
Tho Post soys a bil loon with 5,000 letters
from Metz wai captured. Bazaine writes
thtit his army is well supplied with everything.
Thc F renell. Wore victorious in every fight up
to' tho ii 1st ultimo.
COM jvr 333 M O I A X.. v
Nf.iv YoitK. Soptomhor 17 - livening.--Cot
ton dull, with a downward tendency; sales
1.200 bales; uplands 10. .Flour-SttO.o and
Wo-Oovn super 4 0Q(%5.10 ) Southern common
to fair oxtrn 5.30@o |f)? Wheat-winter red j
and nmlter Western 1 ."?0(7M 37 ? ; red (ind am
ber Southern 1.37. Oof n 2(?>1C. better lit 80(7,).
88J. Sooth Carolina bonds-(dd, 80 ; new G^.
O.dd 13:].
CHARLESTON, September 10.-Cottnn onsicr :
middling KV] ; solos 2f>0 bnlos ; rceoiptH 1,512 ;
stock 2.058.
A yt) U ST A September 10.-Cotton cloped
wonk : ??l'?s 575 balos ; middlings lGR^lGJ ;
rcceirits 535.
LIVERPOOL. September lO-Kvoning.-Cot
ton Armor; uplands Oj ; Orleans OJ ; eales
10.000 bnlos.
mp i il Mil i. i II n.li i *
A FINIS LOT OP FRKNOIf AND OKU
?B,! M AN ACCORDEONS, nf tho heat moko.
For salo Chonp by S. II. RUSSELL.
?opt. 21, 1870 40
. i . Urcdtf Medical Discovery f
Dr WALKBH'8 0AL.IFOIINIA
VINEGAR B1TTEHS,
f:%'i Hundreds or Thousands slfS
f%a Poa* te?llinony to their wonderful!?15
S jj S Curativo I'll'ccli. g.? j)
0^3 WHAT ?RS THEY? |?|
III ^ x ill
ii iii ? j3
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lil ww si
51*8 S*4!
5 ? TM KY AK13 NOT A VILE Ss 3
W|FAWCY DRINK Jil
M ado of Poor Hum. Whlnkoy, Proof Spir
its, and Kol'uuo I.d.iuoii. ?.oe Oi?.1, HIIIMSII,
audawectcnu 11-??' 1 . 'i .it.ial. cu : :?l..'tonics"
M Anpotlaor?,'* " He.4iur.ir?," ?S; .., t . -.t Icu I tito
tippler on totlrantc?'ttuMiN td r i, biitntontrtio
MUi.Uciito, m i -1 J tiont t .o ?N ... i J; ? unit
tieri* of Ci.iv.viii i, iVoo from flt A looholto
Stimulants. To yu i -JO . t rjATA?l?00p
PU tu Ria !*>><> fonwatuvi wo I'IUM
OXPlj?ji ti verbot lt' tov.it.>s a I lavifowtor
ot tiii> Bynt' iu, o.ni vi- toil ud p- unalla matter,
unit restoring tho !...?> 1 f.? n !? Otley cenOItlon,
ts'.) poftOll cnn tula) thy o IV .. rd, ?ecci?iug to
Mt-oM'"!!un i rom Uti lo .;r UU\l lt.
ik too ? I >>?> Kiv. a fm- nu ri. liv tola ea*o, pro?
. . .,.i; i?i? bon 4 ino ll ii, lt- ?? l<> u.l l y mineral
.. I .M.?. Ol' O'.lM-'r IttlMOX, U il t'.O VI lil 01J.IU8
s, . 1 I. 1 i'm , -l of I ">'...
F >p Juli .rum I )ry n"l OhrontO T?heu
matisiiii op l Gout- By nonsuit, or indi
co Mon. Bilious, ItotnlUont, and Itltor
mCii.it Povers, 3 n"*csoftiie Blood,
IJ?V??. Kidneys, endBladder, th?1 >: Ilil
tors liuvo bac ii lu -i ?. coos !. Buch I)i:i
oasos lira ca'.Ced hy V itiatod Blond, which
is u.'iiw >"y jiro'tucixt by ?ciuu?ouwut of lUo
Digostivo OiKtma. . , .,
Tiley in? coo..i i Um Mnmacii, nu t tUiniu.ato
tho torpid liv. rn i l bowels, which r< o 1. r tVin
of tineouulted etil o-y ia rhum* m tim h'onlof
nu impurit ies, ?' I Imparting U?W lifo and vigor
lo tim wholu pysiotn.
Dvspopalft or Indlr^stion, ib-mbiche,
Pain in tho tsimulii-r', Courlis TuJfitnu<H of llio
CliCtttj DU/IIM'IM, S.,.:r Kt.ituueh, li ."I Tie-to in
tho Mouth, lt; dows Attack*, l'ai pl tut lon ortho
Houri, Copl?n? Hindun e< of Urin??, Tain In i
ttio roftloimnf tho Kidneys, nid n loin Iro.i o'.hor
?iilnful ayni'itoins nrhic'i mo t'' > od*l>riu|*a of
>VHp6T>?hi, mo CMI-.VI hy llieiio Hitter*,
.'Olenn.-w tho Vitiated iv u> I nh iievoryonflml
it's hupwrltU'.i bural inti tluroutth fm akin ia Pim*
pies, lOrupUona, or Hore.? t clwMi?o it whonjtia
foul, and youl feel ivi M ill !. '1 you win n. Keep
tho blood puro und tiio health of tho ayatoitt will
follow. . ,
PIN, TAPI?, and Other WOTIMS, lnrklncc In
tho HyMcin or so many t liousands, uro ell'octunUy
dexirovd and removed.
For full direct iona, read carefully the oirnilur
nrnunil caoh wottlo, punted in lour liingunge*
Rnsltah, fleniinn, french, und spanish.
,T WAf.KEit, 32 ai Cotninerco Btroot, N. Y.
Pivprletor. lt.TL MoDt?f AM) A CO..
nt-iiK^lftH and (loneral Apoma.
Ban franclico, Califon.ia, and 31 iindsi (.'um
me'c.) }? tr et. X. Y.
ivy.1-MILD WV ALI. 1)!U'()01ST3 AND
.Sept ill], IS70 -i'.) Gm
~?T~S7' Mai's?ial's"?a?ei
TUR UNITED STATKS vs. 5,150 Cio.\it.s AND ?
HoxKU ur TOIIACCO.
?JY YirtUO cf an oilier of Sale to tue dil'CO
> ted, fr.nn the linn. Uoo. .S. Brynn, Jtid^O
of the ( lined Hintes Uoiirts fm the liihtric) ol
?South Ciirolimi, I will .sell nt publia unction,
on 'I Hi l,NOA Y. the 20th cf SKFPKMBKU,
at ..'el..ck. V. M.. itt front ul' the I?..st OhV-e,
ut Walhalla. ?. C.,
5,450 cir; A ns.
ii BOX'KS OF TOBACCO.
THUMS CASU.
I.. K. JOHNSON, I7. S. Marshal.
By Ai.K.x. BttvCB. Jr.. Deputy Marshal.
Walhalla. S. (;.. Sept. 19. 1870 d.S-1
LANI) FOR SALE!
yyil.'. BK SOI.I). <>n Saleday in October
* next, nt the Cotirl Huuso, (if ool prcvi
nutdy sold.) the 'fraot of Land lately owned b.\
Lewis WerilOcke, sitlUltO in (Jennee, on lyntCI'S
id' ltnntsiiy n?id Olinu^n Creekf., inljoininji hinds
nf David Dick.stili, J..hu Dick.mn and Others,
contain in-r
937 ACRES,
moro or less.
THUMS-CASH; Purchnsor to pay for
stamp- and titles.
J. II. U II?TNF.U.
WnTlin?hi, S. C.. Sei.'-. IO, 1^7'? i:>- '1
CLORE
--DEA LHli AV
KCa,Vixiia> Domestic
Xjcaf Tob?ceo*
COU. WENTWORTH AND KING ?T.S.,
Sept,. 2ft, 1 yo .i_JO _ 3
l^uifil Nctllcmc?d.
fVTO,rit'!R is hereby priv?n, Hint T will ripply
1. ^1 t i Itichtij'fl Lewis, I'.-ip, Judge of rV?bnt?,
at Wnlhiilhl. Oil thc '.Hie? day nf OCTOBKIl
next, for fi li fi 1 settlement nf the Hs tn tc of A. IV
TAYLOR, decensed. and discharge t hore from.
J'.nlios inlurp^t0(1 will appenr nu that day.
D', S. STltlULINO. Ariiii'ri
Sent. 20, 1S70 40 4
Wiiuil h??itciinehi
NO'J'IOB is boreby given, that I will apply
to Richard lewis. Bs rp, Jud^e. of IVobuto,
nt Wnlilhllil, on tho 'iOth day (il OOTOBKR
next, for li mil KOtt lemont of tho Katula nf JA BB'/
JON HS, deconsed. und discharge, therelrom.
Barties interosted will anpenr nh (lint tlay.
JOBL K. JON BS, K.x'or.
Sept. 20, 1SY0 40 _4_
PKRSONS In Bickens and Oeonno cnuntios,
who aro imlobtotl lo tho Into linns of
Harrison & Whittier and Whitner it iVhitner,
fir professional services, must sottie, with tho
undersigned at onco. Longer Indulgence can
not ho givoiv J. II. WIHTNKU.
Walhalla. Sept. 10. 1870 dH-B
. j; ORSALE. .
IWILfi S H LL, to tho highest hiildor, nt
Walhalla, on Snleday in Oitnbor next,
tho 0IIOSKS IN ACTION belonging to tho
Ksttito of A. P. TAYLOR, deceased.
1). S. STUIBLIN?. Adni'r.
Sept..20, mo 40 2
jVE-asioa,l Gonvention.
Tho timo of meeting for tho Picken.? County
Musical Convention is changed from tho First
to tho Fifth Sabbath in OCTOBBR-to cm
veno on Friday before, ut ll o'clock ft. m.
Chnngod to provont a conflict with tho Camp
Mccting at Twelve Milo.
W. O. FIKLD, Secretory,
Bopt. 20, 1870 40 >
Fickoii3 Advertisements.
ilOO RE WARD
TWILL PAY tho obovo reward for tho cup
turo ?uni Uollvory <>f throo prisoners,
THOMAS I*. GARRETT, TV UH Ol) IO LL, nod
ll ION.J AMIN ll AYS, who escaped from tho
jilli nt this nineo oh Thursday evening, tho
Ht li instant, ur will pay Pu i-nty live Dollars
rownnl for any ono of the said prisoners, it' de
livered to ino.
Tho said tl VRRKTT/ is stout built, rod hoad
and whiskers, ami is about thirty-two or thirty- ;
th roo yearn of ago, grit y eyes; nod weighs
about 1 V) pou II ls ; height, lt vo feet ten inchos.
TYKE ODELL is stout built, blnok hair and
ovos, about 28 years id'ago, weighs 1 IO pounds,
und about livn feet eight inches hight
1110 NM AMIN HA Y IOS is a low. chunky mun,
very dark skin, bluok oyes and hair, weighs j
about 130 pounds, lire feet six inches high,
und hoad a linio bald.
J. ll ILK Y ITO HO USO N,
Jailor for Diekens County.
Sept l l, 1*70 dil *lf
Tho State of South Carolina.
IN i'Ko li A TR COI/KT- IMOKtiNS COU NT Y.
Williamson Prince j Petition
vs. I for
Margy Prince, Sarah Pri 0, Pa rt it'mn,
ot ul. J Salo. fto.
1) Y virtue of un order directed to mo, by 1
j ll. Philpot, iOsq., Judge of. Probo to Ootirt,
J will Hell, to tho highest bidder, on
fvtS<'<J!;*vr i ir. Oetuber next*
Tho Ketti Estate -.1* JOHN PK IN CK; ileo'd.
I v i li ic on waters of' Twelve Milo It j vor, iidjoim
inp lands of Mary linker, JOstute of lt. Y. ll.
(irillln. decoiiM'1. Charles Prince nod odiors,
?indi.toiiiing ONE HUNDRED AND SK N'
EN T Y POUR A CK KS. more or le-s.
TKO us or SALE.-On n credit of Twelve
Mouths, with i oteros t from date. Tin: pur
chaser .viii Lo roo ni red to give bond io tho
Judge ol Probate Court, and poi d security and
mortgage of tho promises to secure tho porcliuse
money. Punha>or to pay extra for stamps,
lilies and mortgage on dav of salo.
JOA1J M AD LOIN, sro.
Scot. ID. 1870 IS
&horif?'s Salo.
I) Y virtue nf sundry Writs of Fitrf ?/.lutiiiw. to mo
1) directed, I will sill io il?i> highest bidder, at
L'iokcos C, M.. on Saloday in October next, the
following piopert . to wit :
Ono Tract of Lund, silrmte in Dickens Coun
ty, adjoining lands of Wm. W. Robinson, S.
Looper, und others, containing l~7 aeres, inore
. ir less, levied on as the property of David Hen
dricks, ut the snit of E. F. Morgun and others.
Thirty Acres ol' Lund, lying in Picketts
('.ninty, adjoining latid- nf Wash Hunks, Janies
Barrett and others, levied on as the property
of Suin'l Hunks, ut the suit of Jesse Crensluiw.
THUMS CASU. Purchaser.', to pay extra
for lilies and st a mp?.
JOAP, M AU LOIN, s.f.o.
?"topi, io. 1870 -hs 3
J?dm in istiUtfor's &We.
WI Kl, SELL, to tho highest bidder. <>n
TU USDA Y. lh?27lh ihst'iint, the Pets..md
Estate -d' PKIOK AKKNANDK.lt, deceased,
us follows :
ON io nous io.
Interest in Yoke .if Oxen,
One Cow and Calf.
A Small Kot of Wheat und Eye,
One Ox-Wagon,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c-,
Terms cf Sale. CASH.
IO. 1>. ALEXANDER, Adm'r.
Sept. 13. 1;>7<) 48 li
77//; STA TS or sour h CAS~? LIXA
PICK.KN8 COUNTY- Cl TA Tl ON.
?V?T HERDAS, Ceor re Hendricks hath appli
YT ed to nie to '/rant him LT torn of Ad
minis.* riition on tim Estate ?iud IO ll ec ts nf EHxtt
beth Haves, dee'd, lute of the State and fjnuutv
ul .res,,ul : These aro, thoreforo. lo cite and ad
monish all ami singular the kindred ?ind cred
itors ol' tho said Elizabeth Haves, deceased,
timi they be und hppcur 1)0foro mo, in tho Court
of Probate, lo ho bel 1 ut Picketts Court floiiKP
on the 2 llb day of September 1870, at ll o'clock
in the forenoon, to show Causo, il any they have,
why the said administration should not bo
granted. Oivon under my hand, this lOthdtiy
ol' September, 1870.
I. H. PHILPOT..i.i-.r.r.
Sept. 1<'?. IS70 -I") 2
TJTTJ S TA rv "b~P soc i fi < M IHTL IX ?
PICKKNS t'()l!.N I'V-CITATION.
\\T ll Kit HAS, H?0|iol Hurt hath applied to
* * ino io grant her Letters ol Administra
lion; with the Will annexed, on >>,.' K onto und
Effects of Daniel Heit, deceased, hue el' the
State aiol County aforesaid : Those ?ire, lhere
fore, to cite mid adm..nish ail nod singular thc
kindred and ci editors of tho said Daniel linn,
decapod. (Hat they bo and appear before mo.
in ibo Court <>f Probate, to be hold ?it Pickons
Court H .use, on the 2 Ph day of September
1870. tit ll o'clock in the forenoon, to show
canso, if any they have, why tho said Admin
trillion should not bc granted, (liVOX under
my hand, this 10'h dav nf September, 1 f?TO.
I. H. PHILPOT, j.i'.eo.
Sept. 13, 1870 48 2
THE STA TS OF SOUTH ('AROL?XA
. . .Vi . i
1UCKENS COlf??TY - CITATION.
flEREAS, Martha Robimnn lilith appli
ed to me lo grant ber Letters of Admin
istiiit'u n, with '.ho Will annexed, fin the. Estute
und Effects of Catharine Robin-on, dee'd, lute
of the State lind County aforesaid: Tho-ouro.
tllOieforO, to nile ?tod admonish ul! and singu
lar the kindred und creditors of the said pall)
urine Robinson, deceased, that they be ?mil ap
pear before me, in tho Court of Probate, to bo
held ut pickons Court House, oil tho 21th day
of September, 1870, ut ll o'clock in the fore
noon, to shew cause, if any (hoy have, (vii) the
said administration shotjld r.ot bo granted.
(liven uiuler my hand, this 10th'Inv of Soptom
bor, 187<>. ?, lt. P??ILl'OTi J.l'.i'.O.
Sept. 13. 1870 48 2
TUS S T?TlT?FslJVTll'cA ?i OL I XA
P|0K fi N 8 00 U NTV-CITATION.
IlHUKAS, Malinda A. IO. Ke"sloy hath
applied to moto giant her Letters of
Administration on tho Kitato and IO ?fouls of
James M. R isley, dooonsod, Into of tho ?>'tato
und County afnrofiiid : These uro. therefore to
cite nod admonish all and singular tho kindred
and creditors of tho said Janies M. Densley,
deceased, that they bo nod appear before me,
in tim (Joint of Prob?te; to be helli ut Pickons
Court lloliatt, on the 2-ltb day of September,
1870, ut. ll o'clock in tho fotutimm, to ?how
cause, if any they have, why tho mid adminis
tration should not bo grunted. 01 von under
my hand, this lOiil dav of September 1870.
I. H. PHILPOT, l.P.10.
Sept. 13, 1870 48 2
EsUdc JYoti.cc.
ON MONDAY, tho 17th dav of October
noxt, (1870.) I will apply to I. H. Phil
pot, Esq., J migo of Probate, at Picken? C. H.,
for lonvo to mnkoa Final Sottlomont of tho 10s
tato of AMEROSE REID, dee'd, and bo dis
charged from all responsibility therefrom as
Administrator. C. N. REID, Adtn'r.
Sept. 13, 1870 48 4
xi ii o ii xi o o m outs,
???r Wv. are H ni h or teed I?
announce ,0 EN. I. Ci. MoJCISSICK, ol'Union.
es n Candidate for Congres? from tho Fourth
Congressional Di st riot .
;c.?r Wv are niilhoriacd lo
i\n don i co JESSE JENKINS ns a candidato
for Countv Commissioner fur Coonee County.
JGC?i"' 'Tliv. HH? si y JP i* Sc ruis ?? Bi o bo rt
S. RUTl.KDC B respectfully luiiioitnco hhi. a can
didate for County Commissioner, nt tho ensuing
elcotioiu
wv.? The UV ie ?ads ol* Mason
DUNKIN respectfully announce him ii candi
date for Couuly Commissioner of Oconco Cpuu;
ty, i _
B?l" Thc B'Vevcads of Robert
POWELL, respectfully announce him a Candi;
dato for County Commissioner, for Oconco'
County, nt tim ensuing election.
??.*),.. Tflie IP ra end S ol* Jackson
Il KN DI! ll SON respectfully announco him aa
nu ind .'pondant, free Republican Candidate to
repre.-mit the people of Ooonoo County, in tho
next Legislature Ho belongs to no party, but
will disehurgo Iiis duly for tho good < f his'
country. *
tt@u Thc na.itay Friends o i" il J v.
HANSOM HUNT ros pool fui ly uunouuco him
a cnodidato for County Commissioner of Oco
nee *' ninty.
BfiV. The H'Vicntls of .3. BSenry
o i KN DO H Kt" respectfully nominate him asa
candidate for thu Legi.-la tu re at the ensuing
eleetiun,
tK?->'Vhv frvi-ynd* of Alexa II
DER lilt Yen, .1?.. respectfully announco
him a Candidate to represent thc people of
Oeonoo County, in the next Legislature, at tho
ensuing election.
ti^A? Tin* 13any Friend* ol' ll.
V. MITCHELL, ESQ., respectfully announco
him if a Candidato for County Commissioner,
Cur Oconcc County, at ibo next election.
The. IFrscsad* ol" J. H.
SAN DHUS, ESQ., respectfully announce him ti,
Candidate for the olfieo nf Probate Judge of
Oconco County, at the next election.
r>i.-L>- The ?reat'nd* ol* ?Mr. J.
1>. W HIGHT respectfully announce him iv
Candidate lor School Commissioner of Oconco
County, at thc next election.
The Seiend? of ??. ?*T.
HU bl. respect fully announco him a Candidato
for County Commissioner ?d'Oconco County, at
the oleotion in October next,
MANY Y OTK HS.
etar ?Mr. BOd?tor: B*iea.se an
nounce T. lt. R K ACK KN KI DO IO as n Candi-"
dato i n- School Commissioner at tho approach*
ing election, for (Jennee Count v. ami obligo
MANY VOTERS;
jfegr Vic are authorized lo'
iinmmiice I.PWAHD V. STDKKS, Uso.., of Oreen
villo. a candidate io represent the pimple of tho
l'on ri li Congressional District of South Carolina
iniiio Coiurrc?s of the United States, tit tho cn1
sui HT election in October.
l'itiX?ii'kKs-D?MOCUATIO.
?Cir The friends of B. M\
REEDER respectfully ni>ib'?ne.o him ns n can
didato fur County Commissioner at, (lie comings
election.
PIC K KM ANNOlTtf CEMENTS.
n.n,. The il&any Friends ol'
JOHN CMl A IC announco him as a candidato
for tho oflieo or? Probate Judgo, for Piokons
County, a* the next election. VOTERS*
ii^>.. 4>. i\ Fof?cr respectfully'
announces himself it candidato fura seat in tho
House of Representatives, from Picketts Coun
ts, at the onsuing election.
?Ctr The .TS.?S?y Frsend* of
.JULIUS l?\ KQ LQ IO lt respectfully announco
him a candidato for School Commis-dnnor, for
Piokons County tit tim onsuing eh 'on.
;c?r r>yessrs. 30d5 Joys :--T h e.
many friends nf SA MU KL A. (IA UV. Esq.,
respectfully announco him asan independent
candidate for t li o ollie? of County Commitsionor
a' tho next election,
;<:<.. Vflae Fa'SeniJ:* of 4'ol, k.
|). COODLKTT respectfully nnnonnco him a
Candidate to represent tho people of Piokons
Coupty in the .Senate of South Carolina, at tho
onsuing election.
s* ..!>"* The friend* off Bil ?J vd y
OILSTRAP, K i}., respectfully announce him
a Candidato for County Commissioner, for
Piokons County, at the next election.
fc:>v" 'fflai! FriOB?d* O? .P. <TJ. PA?tX
ROTT, respect) ful fy tihnoithcd him h Candidate
for County Connni-iNi' nor, for Piokons County,
at thc ensuing olee on.
ei?.y? I* he ff" rienda of ns o bc rt
ORAIO. A LEX AN DKIt ALLOOOP and
RLK-K ROWEN respect full y announce thom
as candidatos for County Commissioners, for
Piokons County, al tho onsuing election.
?CW The Pri? aid rt of Maj.'
WAHHKN HOV'D respectfully announco biri?
a candidato lor County Commissioner of Pick
ens County, at tho next election.
''THE MOBLES': TICKET;^
?'or tf'oujtly ComniisaloiiorjSt '
Con. W. E. WK LEO ll NE,
MR. Kni rou: P)nn?e aitnonnoo tho foregoing;
mimes in your papei, ns Candidates for County
Commissioners of Piokons County, and obligo.
MANY. VOTERS..
???r iv?r. ?Kd?lor t ?* fl ease ?rt-'
nounco W. C. K1KLD and H. J. ANTHONY
as Candidates for County Commissioners for ?
Pickens County at tho election in October next.
VOTKHS.
?Ctr ?Var. Editor : Mease nn
nonnco Ci pt. WM. L. ROC 10 RS and CHAR
LES THOMPSON. Kstj., as Candidates for
County Coin nt issi on era for Picketts (.'minty, afc
tho election in October next. V OTK RS.;
W'i '?c. friends of Cap? Hol*
IO RT CHAKI, respectfully announco. fdfri a
candidato fur tho oflieo of County Coinintisionoi'
for Piokons County, at tho ensuing o?eotion.
ny mn W n.nu un nm mw.? mirna n?.? lynirij
N O T I C IO ! '
ALL PERSONS indebted ti> tho Estato of
PRIOR A LEX AN DP ll,, de'd. will moko
payment ; and those having d?mnno'i against
said Efinto will'prosent the.tu to me, legally at
tested as the law diroots,
E. H; ALEXANDER, Adm'r.
1 Sept. 10, 1870 -18 8^