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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

PEsNsYLvASlA.-The Wings of Philadelphia
Old District have nominated Joseph B. Chandler
for reelection to Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

Delegates to the LSce state Convention.
Wsoming-Linua w. Thayer.
Queens-W. H Brown
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

" Fall Fashion Hats and Caps ready at ths One
Price Store lz8 CanaSl unsurpassed by any beauty
durability chespness. The difficult heada fitted By
Paris co, fotns,eur. &c at' ]. w. KELLOGG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

MAssAcHusErrs.-The Free Sellers of the Sec.
ond Congressional District OF Massachusetts have
nominated SAMUEL E, .sEwALL, OF Melrose, as
their candidate for Congress in place Of hr Pier
pont, declined The election takes place on Mon
day 9th inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

GEN. scorr -Tbs magnificent p0t.ss-- Of .ha disIn.
guiihed chefIsn in no Gallery otil3,r1us Americans
together with BRADYs nimtable dagns eotyp., msy be
bis spacious gallery 205 and Broadway corner
Fult1u.sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

kr Rafs Profitable and Praisewerthy En-
ferprise! The Rew-York Industrial Home Association
proposes 70 purchase survey and grade town site con.
tguous TO lbs ty ard then divide ots among s s.
bets Qired housapd,) each member to improve
ba portion within bree yeas Payment easy aud price
cheap Eiehh regular meeting hts (Rtiday) evening, by
II O'Clock, 81 the BSAafs Hodss Of Call, III Gfsad-st
JOHN STEVENS PreGideuL
r MURRAY, Secretary. s6 If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

For Proceedings of Congress see 1st Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06
AROIrp HATS.
4 Hin. to The Illuminated.

1 HsHt to the UHtAtated
the Issue OF each succeedrg fashion custom faes 10
require cersin amount aeltglortfcaiiou in The form
Of an attractive ave usemen. agd the Halter who can
employ the argest amount Of superlaves and declars
(even thou sh be the expense OF truth that his new
Itye the mos; symecal and recherche It's hnisa tho
most costly and exquisite" lis contour" the moas
superb ard becoming OF any fashion YET produced while
the quality is altogether superior to any ever msnuAo
tured in hs or any other country Ia considered the gFeai
halter par excellence entitled TO- and by right ought 10
have the privilege OF furnishing ell the hats wanted during
the ,esscn Without deciding upon the philosophy OF this
neither pfeaumins to determine for discriminating pub
lie whshauer hey ought palronize yet for the benefit
ofa whom may concemwe may be permitted to suggeSt
thai here are haers unpresendng yet really mefis-
oous If gentlemen would the exercise OF ihelr usa&
good sense examine themselves and purcsaie INA
which their own ud gment approves their selection would
be- more becoming aud satisfactory while they would re1-
der to merit its due reward.
For ourselves we ony thai Eehsve not been
without our encoursg cement bat judging from our In
creased ae the past yea feel JUSTIFIED IN anticipating tor
our beautiful fabric OF shape large demand tor
the coming season 49, No., ,,.,... coo pr,,,,v.v
s4 WAhNOC y 1aNto.s 80 - '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

UP "A Meeting Of the Odd Fellows, nIonument
Associate viii be held Ys (erd Evening al o'clock
q! ODD Fellow al corner Grand and Cerier as
BEBJ. HENDRICKSON President.
JAs.EERcEs EecrsGry
Lot IN he Odd Fellows section OF Cypress Hill
CemeterY ara nvi ed 10 attend as II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

B'To Bakers General " Getting Of the American
Branch Of the Operative Bakers Union vi oe held tbs
House Of Coll, in Graeda' on Saturday, Sept when
proposition to move to another House OF Call Ch.ir
!aksn al O'Clock. JOHN 4. RENNtE President
JAmEs RoREsrsoN. Recording Secretary. Sc IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06
Election of Representatives TO the Reform
Convention.

BALTIMORE, ThaTsday, Sept ..
Six Loco Focus have baen elected in this city
to the Reform Convention. In toe County fve
Locos were elected, ard probably one Wing. Ia
Anne Arundel County FIVE Wings and one Loco
have been chosep. Two districts in Ale heDy
County have elected three Locos and two Wings
TheWhigs in Hartford County are ahead. AS
far as heard from, Frederick City gives $40 major
,y Tor the Union ticket, composed of both parties
From present appearances, it is thought that the
Whigs will have m iority in the Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

APPRENTICES, LIBRARY-Hhe General Society OF Me.
chsncs and Tradesmen DESTROYS of sording greatest
facility and encouragement tho Apprentices Of Aechan
les, Improvement OF their minds during The period
OF their apprenticeship by The occupation OF their leisure
hours In pleasant and Instructive reading and study rather
than In tho Idle and debating associations OF
e City have during the of tho Library ade such
Improvement in their building the Mechanics Hall as
viii sve the Apprentices The advantages Of large spEcs
In the Library conveniently fitted up and supplied With
periodicals. for reading during The evenings In addio
to lbe sraluious Of !he Books Of the Library.
The removal OF the Library the second story OF me
Hail. with pleasant and convenient entrance Broad.
way, offers additional Inducements for all Apprentices to
embrace the advantages which the liberal philanthropy
tho Society has provided and proers freely for the Of
al who furnish The required guarantee for the aad aafs
return OF The books.
ashe young Mechanic may not be deprived OF the
porunly OF Improvement al the expiration OF bis sppre1
uceahp Journeymen and others will hereafter be allowed
the OF the ApprenceT Library Including the Library
bequeahed the Society by the late Benjamin De Mt,
and to which the beques ar other members OF hia family
Will enable the Society make frequent additions for tbs
ANAL charge or one dollar per year
Members OF the Society ,snd the widows Of deceased
members will find the Library conveniently accessible for
the females OF their families who may participate In
la advantages
The Library viii be re6pened the Mechanics Hail. 472
Broadway, Monday evening the 18Th September and
open every evening during the week from O'Clock
7he Reading Rooms OF the Society will BIO open every
evening from 10 O'Clock Members will find lbe Latest
foregn newspapers the tablsS upon the arrival OF the
weekly from Eorope By order OF tho Library
Committee JAMES VAN NORDEN, Chairman
JOHN C. EwAN, Librarian eu)O I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

~ To Boss Masons and Plastsrars.-Oa
Wednesday eveoing Sept the srckayer and sstefe's
did by arous yo.e, declared that they wOn5 not
work amer W. dnesdsy Iih ina, for less So
per eay and after that day We expec. 1t and will not
worn for ies7 By order Of the society,
as 81 wM CRU53ELL, Pre,ident
~ A Meeting of tho TIorsssths' Association
viii lsAn pscs The shabspee Hotel Friday evening
sent g. 81 7! o'clock p1ncua attendance Ii requested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

CITY DxLEGArks To THE "UNIoN DEMOCRATIC
STATE CONVENTION. The following are announc
ed as the Representatives to the Convention at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06
Odd.Fsllew VS. Celebration.

SPRINGFIELD, Tharsdsy, Sep! 5.
The DAD Fellows held celebration here to-day,
There were about 700 in the procession, which
msrched through the principal streets, and Lodges
were present from Lynn, Marblebead, Chicopee,
Northampton, Greenfield West6eld, New York,
&c. The Address was delivered in Court Square.
to large audience, By j. II Usher, Most Worthy
G. II. OF the Grand Lodge Of Masaachusetss. The
dinner was provided by John Wright of Boston,
in is mammoth tent. The weather was fine and
the pageant beautiful and imposing.
Cholera nj Pittsbursh-Odd Fellsws' CeIe-
brRriOn.
PITrsgUReH, Thursday, Sept j.
During the past week our citizens confidently
hoped the Cholera had fnAly disappeared. Yes.
terday, however, itreapPeared again in the Sixth
Ward. where roma eight fatal cases occurred and
among them Orlando Netcafs, a distinguished
lawyer. his ,on, servant girl and coaohman. Nj:
Metcalfe was universally esteemed, and his death
csusea general grief, also much alarm
The Odd Fellows Procession yesterday was
one Of the largest ever held il she West An
Grafton wss delivered By Rev. Nj AcCaoe, Epis.
copal Clergyman of Wheeling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06
cuse on the nth inst,

This completes the Delegation. Contestants vii
appear from several Districts, we understand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

ucpp.roR rHx JENNY LIND ExcIrEMENT.-Al par
taxa It old reverend gray beards youthful dsnde' Su.
persnruse .pius,er, modeH virgins, white BLACK and
bla. and 1T, Only cqusled by the Juror occasoned by
KNox,s light blacb beautifully shaped and economically
priced Hat CT he Fs Fsahiou sight OF Jenny Will coat.
according 10 Barnums scale OF prices 50; TO possess
Knox, only $4 for truth ofwhch apply al l3 FalIonss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

c- The public eye has keen perception Of the beauti
M nor can be blinded by parade OF words to The per-
lection which springs from symmetrical proportions The
popularity OF MEAL1o's superb fashion for Gentemens
Hes-rBE fashion 1t may bo termed OF present rsl-h
case in point In splendid FABRIC classic model Ia
embodied in the rlches and fnest material and when we
add that the price only Four DOLLARS tho demand or
rather rage for the MEALIo Hat sby no means surprising
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

ry- AMDoN's Fall Fashion Of 0en'Iemen'' Hats, which
in The essential Qualities Of igbnsO elasticity durability
and ta.e cannot surpassed Also Genemens and Boys
Cloth Caps OF every description Particular attention paid
to Army and Navy Caps
AAlDON SOL Broadway, near Daauesi,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06
By Telegraph TO the Nsw-TOfk Tribune.
Vermont Election.


The following are the returns IS far asreceived
Burlington, Brandon, Windsor, Weat Windsor
Weathernfeld Hartford. Springfield, Woodstook'
Bridgeweter, Bradford, Fe~barg' Cavendilh,
Bethel and Reddng, are ell Wing
Royelton is Free Soil.
F. irIee, Poufret, Norwich, NorthfeId' Rox,
bury, wiIiamGtown. Wakefield and Burireare
Loco.
been no election
In The % towns heard from the votes for Cover
ernor stand thus: Wiiliams, Wing, 1884; for
PEI k, a.448; for Roberts, GIL.
The uaiority in towns for Williams, Wing,
is l25. ,-....,
A letter received here this morning from Brat
tleboro', Vermont, states that there is compare
tive majority OF 40 votes for Wilkins, Wing can.
didate fer Governor, as far SIS heard from.
In the Representatives the losses aud gains sre
equal Windhsm County has elected IA Wings
and Opposition.
For Congress- Lyman will have Us plurality in
wyndhan County No choice in the Dir:rict as
yet A friend Of Miner says tina: be hopes he
miner will Lead in the District. Lyman starts off
with large majority in his own County.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-08-09

carries with him we are sure, into his
retirement tlse kind regards OF all
those who We're so fortunate as TO
make his acquaintance through the
columns OF his paper; and his sue
cesso III the editorial department,
Mr.. Noble, who is spoken Of as gen.
tleman of talents, is warmly well
coined into the corps.
We have recive;l u neat pamphlet
published by order of the Governor.
and print d by A. S. Johnson, con
tanning the entire proceedings of the
Teachers Convention assembled at
Columbia 18th ult., for which we are
quite obliged somebody. And
we shall take occasion at some con
renient time topublish the reports of
the Committe $ al length, as also TO
notice the suggestions therein set
forth.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-08-09

acquainted with lie opinions OF 9th.
ers OH this.sal ject, and Will only sey
thatin my opinion, at tic next meet.
ing of the Boarda different state ei
things will bc foundto exist.
Now, as to the charge of not read.
Ing newspapers, did jocularly say
among my friends Ibid not read ps.
pcrs. | read such ana as much a
item as suits nle, a.la have Greques.
" said, if the pc1p!e wnu'd dcyo,I
more of their time 10 labor, and !cs
reading Of papers and discussing polI
tics, it mght be as Well for our comI
try, and about this Place ! artcuar
"; and | still think so. prctallyI
ratron;se newspapers and prcsye;
as much as Ike El.tor Of the Ccn.
ier, and at least am wiling 10 sui.
nit TO an impartial public cur aca
for the promotion of Educaticn ID
our District.
w II r-,.rt-r
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-08-09
NOTICES.

~ = ES|iSkC'
GoDEY's LADY's Book. july
and Aug. Nos. of this popular Maga-
zine are on our table, and though we
} ave had time only to glance at the
plates and contents '9ble, We are
sure their pages hold na reserve for
us an intellectual treat. One of the
engravings, The Flower Girl is ex,
qulsiteiy beautiful, and WORTH the
subscription price of the Magazine.
BLAcKwooD>s MAGAzlNE.--Our
old friend Blackwood we greet with
peculiar satisfaction. The fact is,
i'll these changing times when new
inventions are constantly obtruding
themselves upon us, and new men
with their novel devices arc crowd,
ing out and taking the places of the
old,lt does one'siheart goodt to catch
now and then a glimpse of 'sthc old
familiar faces" Blackwood brought
pleasure 10 our boyhood, and our
opening mind drew many a feast
from his rich and ever varying pages,
and we have long felt for him d sort
OF flialsaffection. The July numoer
.of this periodical is one of much In
ierest.
Z -.
THE ABBryELLE BANNER. -Indis.
position prevented us from noticing
the recent change in the property
and management of this valuable
paper. Mr.. Alien has sold out to
Messrs Noble & Kerr. Mr.. Allcn
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WI. KErIIi.

w. s.. u kNIIii
$50 - = :
ro> - -
,;. I"s.i"s's .,,. 90 I-1i me 2Gha'G, Oh res
u"y' 'o'y 'V' 9lf. ooEn DaWs we
TSli.ea n1, =, me gre; cfeaeht.ais OF the lion
atop', . 80 W illi'~HP' appointed Sep|
of~, 81 49,, III IL .AdSl"Chuy enS m Tie paH
ol ~ "'e a.. .'''; i1tti C"sicl W epS'er' r,tlgNI
c" W. Nin'hrop was q0a'iGclI
"''1, A.. 'ooiS sr MS eeat; r..
Soc e'' $50, dr,sr0n oHGFeI lnht rG5o.NI
t' tlot'S ,.' coahrh,.ng ne right cf IcXaI
W., W ENJOY : nrr Giallned py her VIXEN saI
,os 40 "n1SAGa' ~ 'l ana SIF!4G ner tn!i EoT
oSrioi ~ Va me same Lad over
too ~, ~ =, ':. oi ,he se'ect GommltI
t,,,, W. on , =, ..NeSGgtI'oh y! OF The EenI
~ o'I 80 ',',u oo o'iicui'y was o.dciel|
NJ pl,m,n o,,,,,,,,,.,,. !. t,u
.ie cpe'f PROMISE blii was tfcn tai
an,o',5 r W. Sin I'.' III r'na. DaWSon moved hE
Inv l;,,,;,;nm ,,'pu' I,a @ a,'hehomemI
,royn,.'i,' ~ ,..,l',aS 'lie EroPoSed !errtora
w. VIII ~ ,I, p % ifew hieN-co 10 The
eTr g @1s,, W. s.,,'r' n,'o Gl"li,'c'
M. - ny s"PiS%I'ed IT. Mr' hussF
catei 1l., 1o'c i,,. ana nf DoTg Ass yind
In anI A.. p.,,. l,W.I'g ana 4HT' lJonGSts
H.. Wailtar i,,U ,noyed q u p9Se" Ia,. IT, IT,
ON ,bo ,sblo d,N' tph;s iposea @ 20 lay TIC G5
49,, W. "a or ;'','o ,.s, o1 - ih' was rejected
Nj. H. n"S , -
s,mendn,o,t m %ur W. ? ,,...1 al.e5oncm 10 t5
"s's.'anicill ,'s,s .in was agFeu to-ycas 30
i'''I M 90, sr,o,,,,.,4 &c NJ. !,
&c anoondnd ',sin. ,.,.,S, VI hir. DFaanGgs
ns,s ,,.o u,.Sa'oeo oa was agreed to--yeasSQ
Striking out that part of sho E
which prohibits the territorial / ,ar;se
latucs from passing apv law to S,oE
hibit or admit slavery. A debate fSE
lowed, in which Messrs Ehclmk
Foote, Downs, Pratt and Turng5:
took part.
Mr. luFney said the effect Of III
motion would be to exclude sayeryE
The officers of tl1e terrjtory yyoniA
be appointed by a NorlEern Pre-
Ident, and they would exclude slnyeR
~. a r
Mr.. CLAY spoke in favor or styLirI
cut the clause as Il assumed y = nowd n
OF intervention bv CONGRESS-. TF8
North would be for the restricted
and the South against ii.
After a long debate, a motion W, !
made to adjourn, and lost-Nvras n
nsys,4l. f
Shortly after, Mr.. jefferson u
Wis took the floor, and the Senate at
Ijourned.
81 49,.
Ft,yrn A,,,,
coni,s,l. ;,,f,, M ~ = - ssa'elllenl W
I ms ago that ! p'an I5pdl,un? 5o5ll,, : sp,' =
partv Bomb fo,. Tai;fo yg.oiis,ii r. y y
kciar6d thatshe Synmid d 49,, a{' ,,ti ,2a NJ
Indian eIInef ael;Sarato,,, saoG, w lSat i
svaal9, and l,eino t5len % p.r
| Iof lndians. Was skjnneI ai;ya y RI
/ reportwas suI,saa,,ensl,, ~, =, ,,.oi
/ ted. fSotwitbStand;na = 0f ,%a r.
gor Mercury ssvs iIsst WI Ho III
/ been received fEon 49, 49, f 9 ~ -, ~. ~,
Ito wh:chthe n,sn eI1 sils % ire l'ai
| was 4 comnaiW bo,1,d i0i,5ge, ~ n,;far" M,n
| cVessE.iifasisd, V.ss.if giving the details OH
So,. @ ss,:ltaa a,,n i's eSunlSnment Sl IN the ma
/ i,faoaaI sSisr 9ooal hlef th!s cG
,;.sts, ,s;Ssass t,,sa,'si NV, ~ .he squaW'
rs,,hda.l H., ~ ~ tiutnDer, %a$s
! And NO., ,ons.a .'.1p iiui'uted ihd'aI5
li,,;3,ess ,hev d;s,.ingo,, ~" .L ,tis''nl Ne'
I 80 - IVY Ni9eioSea tne perpelfSf
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-08-09

FRoM MTryAs.-J'hc f>i,owinm rro-
,,,,Io o,d .oso,,,,;o,,.
, m ~ = ''''1 N70'N'r-3 "o'o ""ol''eo
oy 'iie c'''~eus oi NaiVes'cn' in a
mass meeting held ON 2Ulh u!t., to
take into consideration the Santa Pc
affair. Gen. PaschaI nros;dno and
A. r Sholhv S,or'.,,.,. r.,1.~
'o'~,os' "'-'VS",y , '"ose
1o.0 ""9 'ii''i' ''i"l' ol ''e commit
zee
" hcrcaS the htte on Texas to the
whole OF her territories, as set forth
10 me act OF The leNan Congress OF
1876; was i,liiy a1d dStmctIy recog-
n4lzcd pY me G,oT@nmrnt oi the
Gnt!ed 0'atcs ia thc annexation res
oiuuohS' aH4 Ih"S formed an essen
.idI P"fl on 'le terms on winch A,cNas
ICCSGtou ,''i''5 90 ; ai'lle Ha''oh ana where
rs "',c.iP,9 nave Deeh MADE ana are
noN ,I ,,'.' ,,i%M''It5' ''Y persons residing III
,no ,I 'odi5l1 i : 9 ois'[ic,; .'i; acti'g under
WE we I. oIo.I aug ,ti wI',' ~! !'c a1' COUNCIL
"Iio @ "u',.e ,.t; o. 'ne ,I : hhed o'a'es oitl-
TTlS,,' -" o'|I',,'-s'i - I'cFt, 10 WrcS' rom
,,':', oM''a we l'oI"un 81 heE 'e'Il'ofy IN
INV, I',1,, ,,.., ,l.'', " Nn"s oain"S!' M
IVY +Tnyy. "io'' o ,io - ."5'',l' ~, i'ius,ioe I 10
nn;ntoJ on;no,. ~ ,,Sl'',o .,',d a,S Uuiy 'F
III Stnto IL - hnn ,au l, ,r'I',,''S5'ClIer 9i
cJ and bu fnrco 'e' eJ '''''l,", hca.t ,,u ,l;P@a
duties nn,nr on, Ia, h ~, oaa.5. ll,',s ms
the Fn2nral Cororn,,n3, Dil'l~,o nool",o W
tinr Win dis,AIrtr5 c;t;loos thorn
anJ whereas Observation-Disclosures = n,;E
tary coycrn,npnt in oncn 1Lo Stnins
of Ink con(aJnronv ~ f;n,n or 'n,D ,ro
found peace. is in Violation or tho
dignity and right Of The &tn,c ~ ont;. MY
American. and s,byars;vn of ra,mi,#
can institutions. fhercfnra " N'''''-'
Resolved, That thn titla of Tovos
10 The whole Of ou. torr;,or;as ~ '," rn,
forth in the act of 1876 Is narfcct IT, J' anJ ~
indisDutsble: and that by tho act nr ~
annexation. the Federal i;nyormnont
arc forever stoupnd from MN o,,,
tile in question. 5 0"'
Resolved. That wo doom II tbe J,-
ty of tho anthori,ies &c th;s Stato -
employ eli thc res sourres ari al ,bo
force of The Stalcir MOOD he t,,,,;m ~, ,rS
tain the INTEGRITY Of ON. ,err;tor,' -
SUPPRESS raLe!ECn AMI to o,,caroo ,l,l, l."
execution Of orr lave tbro,,C,I,o't ,,U oI o,'t
every portionof tha cm,;ro 't;Do 500 ''o"
Ree0lycd That tLo c;r;I n,,J LII
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-08-09
and kicked himself down stair. He
did not discover ms mistake till he
went and the dog tried to snore.

w Sht uiil ttic cog tTISt 10 SnOrP.
KEOW ZEE COURIER.
Friday, August g, 1880.
--i -----------.z----I--- .--:
with view of accommodating our Sui
scribers WHO live ut distance, The following
gentlemen are authorized and requested (,
actas agents in receiving and forwarding Sui
criptons to tho kEowEE COURIER viz:
MM. W. S. GRESHAM. Mt West Union.
EDNNED HUGuES Esd Horse SlOe
l.. p. VEnNEn. Esq, Bachelors Retreat
NJ T. MTcnELL, Esq. PicEensvilIo.
j L. uAGo@D, g Twelve Mile
j. 4. w rDp for Anderson District
MAJOR kuIru, OuRsB1r, AND
"TmMr RGsoLUrloN.'-In another
column will be founda a rathc, lengthy
communication from Maj. Keith,
Sen, in which he takes occasion
to condemn the Resolution intro
duccd at the late meeting of the
Board Of Commissioners of Free
Schools, and more pyticulalIy to an
'lauNGrt N very strong language
up"" '"e 'cW remarks we mace IN
DL'ls''s ''G i'eSo!o'ioo 10 me noAce
" 1,, DIi iT''sir'
~ "'ui''c' "'ic'' our cores
po"''e''' ''''"cS So'NG a"ahsS inia'"a-
~ ',O''' See,,'' 20 'h-S'a'>e ior iogic' and
,''' i''','.'se ho' 10 say fi"'cuio"S ma
'''V % I"s "guneil'S' are - appa-
'[', l'''' We SI'o"'i No' nave Thought
- oo''s,''''i'S "'e 'i'le ana patience
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