Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-11-09

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a. RAMSAY, a, NJ, HAMILTON,
WM HUNTER, loHNs A. EAsLEy,
". .. STEELE, WM NIMMoNs,
=: HAcooD, JAS, RoBINsoN,
NJ. W. NORTON, >. LovISGGooD,
w. $, GRESHAM, LEWIS MoRHEAD,
Ed. HuGHEs, WIN. G. LEE,
K. ID, MAXWELL, j. MAXWELL.
J: w: NoRRts. Jr, ! Recording Sec
w, II. iKINIhIER, rctares.
}, " Il Il D64la, DGnslHF' Cor. Secretaries.
SILAs KIRKsEY, Treasurer.
COUNCILS OF SArEry. s.
Sargeanf's Roa'.~--II c. Miller,
Thos Gasaway, VIM Oliver.
Gnr,n,,& Beat j Hollmgsworth,
w S Williams VIM Smith.
q Hunter Bedt--J b Clayton, A
HuntergDohn Arial. F}8Q - p..
Z E'dsieU $ Beot john Bowen, 6 A
Eas'ey, John f3ossett.0 q G hsgi8e Il
Se'Udrf,s Bedt.--Robert Stewart,
FhAlevander F. Alexander. d v0u
A"dr&on'S Rent-Isaac Anderson,
Joab lewis o e Barton. Gf
z N"ds'oi7,,s Beat.--Fl III Griffin, J
r f4agnod. James II Ferguson.
GngIefon's Beat. .-+--I.77;thk1iiiii iii H IHIfs. ii.
dr;cksJFslv Hunt. VIM Fd;ns. W.
Ponds Bent. --Ieptha Norton, w
LK eth. Joseph Burnett ro,iria
& W;cholso,,'s Bcdt.-Stephen Mich
olson. A B Grant, Iesse Mckinney.
nPhifins' Bedt.-G Brazeal, A Ro-
bins, r Fre'well. asn.I
Hughes Beat.--J A Bal.enger,
Henry Hughes, Andrew Dickson.
q Dedton's Beat.--Wm Griffin, Josh.
na Y Jones, # NJ Siribling. j.,
Dean'a Bedt.--EP Werner, l. Tow.
ers S G Reeder.
lfinnpfc"ft's Ben,.-A Bryce, Chas
Hunt: James M McElrov. ,J..
s Egirp'an Reot--A p Reeder, Bay
lis Flix, M S McCay. ra l6
o The meeting adjourned in good
order. 7
THOS. G. BOGGS, Chm.
J. w. NoRRIs, Jr., Secretary.
The President then organized the
Association. and calle1 on those gen
tlemen whohad been elected Officers
30 signify tbe:rin'entionifthey meant
% serve, when all who were present
coneented without hesitation. i.
w. K. Easley then introduced the
following Resolution, which was
unan'monslv adopted:
Resolved, That the Secretaries be
renuired TO furnish each Vice Prcsi-
dent with copy Of the Constitution
and accompanying Resolutions and
that IT be made the duty Of the Vice
Presidents TO take and transmit TO
thc Secretaries thenames Of persons
elcsircu- Of Fccem;ng members o,
this a Association M s
On motion The Association then
adjourned 10 meet on the first Mon
daytin January nest.
r. n. GARYiN, President,
]. w NoRRIs.ir" c.,.
w. III. TRIMMER, ocere'afieS' clree'afie1
Land warrants are held in New
York at 81 30 a 81 33; in ST. Louis
at ST 35 a ST. 40. Warrants. under
The new law not being assignable,
the old ones are sought for by set
tiers: and as about 1000 per month
are located, the number issued will
soon be absorbed, there not being
over 10000 Of 10000 INDICATED.
The Printing Press which Hoe is
constructiong for the New York SIN.
isthe largest printing machine in this
coan'ry. tits twenty feet in height
and 10 length IS thirty-threc feet, 1T
has eight CYLINDERS, the registering
machine IN front couniinp every inn
preston and recording the number
in PLAIN figures, before the eve, from
one copy TO one hnnlred millions.
Mrs. Fanny Kemhle has lately
giyenher Readings OF Shakespeare
in ENGLAND at Brighton, Portsinou'li,
etc. She has just made an engage
ment with Mr.. Mitchell, late lessee
ofthe ST. James Theatre, for twelve
months, and aftefs making arapid
toar thr6igh the United Kingdom.
will return 10 London and rive the
series in the metropolis, ,l}ga