Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-02-22

graceful AID magnificent To give
an idea otghe extent ofthe building,
we uldaate3that the tree in the
toregroun4is specimen of hundreds
of others 1 closed in this building.
Holden's Ma. azine.
EA, 5. eSgXeIr, Senator elect
Gs8an Missouri.
In MayRgst, SAID a friend to us the
other dayhappening TO be detained
IN st. LolS TO await the completion
OF some bHness arrangements, and
not knowBg well how TO dispose of
my tmet Ptrolled up to the Court
house, IN ppes of seeing the Mon
tesquiens,Rho wele at that time in
custody 9ta charge of murder. |
was led tere not so much by a de-
sire to he8 the arguments ofcounsel,
as by a &riosity 10 see the mon
whose CATS W re exciting SO much
interest iffS4li0 community. In this
| was tfippointed, as the parties
not IN coq{ Some one, whose name
| did not Iarn, was making long
Winded orion for the prosecutio on
the questh of admitting the prison
ers to bai3in which he consumed the
whole aS2rnoon. Near me was
seated fFHL elderly man, with a plain
matterotRct looking countenance,
and as | hould Judge about sixty
years of tic. There was nothing
striking irshis manner dress or per.
sonal apsarance-notbing indeed,
to ndlcdkthat he was anything more
than one q those men you would be
likel y neet every day II a crowd,
or passinIhe street witIout bestow-
ing a>s4qohd though as to who or
with his body bet forward, whirling,
his spechcJee between his knees, and
appar@llg giving no special atten-
tion tdt&proceedings of the court,
ort %nyhing else, that was going
arouhd hh. la fact, he might have
been takdefor a casual visiter of the
coart -foaA, led there by the same Gu
Ilpalytbt Rhich | myself had been
.s ~ qf the prosecution
noa,s = ~ ~ 5]su9flng the Whole after
ibe co1ffff 4eas not completed when
n9ormnGi adjourned. The following
,;ss;;l, ,;ts.s;;ia,, 7 visited the courthouse
ot;lI l't~. ~tand tho nrnenN;rilor
sun sun Yrgpg his point with determined
T PerseyeIla9ilce, !. Il and there sat nv iloinh.
Dor Sof Yesterday, still twir|;n@ III
sspefacld About noon, after hav9
ing lPokdl many hours, the nrosnoi, l.aY
tor !S,, {oncciRded. As he did so. tbe
Jua9 obtsFyed thar as the defence nee
nng III Wsh 10 occupy some time to
reply tllst the court had nerbans ba' -
Yer ajolan. Then it was that n,,,
1elgpoll0f the snectacles .ono my
Pr fiiRt time ! discovered nv nv mis- niu
Slkefl 7 pPosing him nothing more
fli4 fie tn, z iAiisterested loiterar like nv.
Ell; llae addressed the court. ~ |
Sild iens was no necessity for ON NJ
SSpolnpfent-all he wished to say, |
- y co a3say IN twenty minutes. He |
VIZ .Ien I99e.SeIeded with his brief argtl-
neht here was nothing like elo-
qend in what he said; bit tbero
vas roug common sense that lot
,A q Epalkay of light through all the in.
ipcad with which the question was
fyo5IT1 i9o r!Tettins lie attention, and
.&i{rryg conviction to the minds of {
81 pRent. He spoke about twentv {
nin4s carried his point and ny q
Iou1aGourned. | fell that / had Q
pee5p peeip lhe presence of a strong man, L
ana Fgng to some one near me- p
viii VII curiosity / had not felt before Il
lnfed the name Oh lie gentleman a
who'd 1.aH last addressedjthe court: i
!. replied the Stranger, athat 6
is FFy 5. Geyer.n q
.,s9, sad !, y. Ihe + a pretty con- ]
!, " was thd fepIy. a1Vo tls
lll.I and we fhint he,ought 10 be b nj
z Henton's PLACE in the Senate,
gday's teiegbph announced
NAV 3 in Tom Bnton's place in ra
Inc bNte.-C CinciHati Chronicle. RI
~ ts--2--4--s.sss - Lu--Z : + feesiN' d In
SfHERN MANU- UtAcTUREs.- -TReI vel
Republic Ays: "BGf a few CIT
fave elapsed fnce the first cot of
am Inuiactory Jas1 built in the Jot
S5eus but we afeady have one me
toulas many as fn all the eastern an,
stat tits inttedthat there are bel
l95 epindles unning in the cot tire
on htes, requ1Bg not less than ret
IOOf bales to Supply their con. VIII
'ulaIl In 1919, ths four States Goa
y Ygia, Solhi Carolina, Alaba- viii
na p, dl,enneas5e had ninety-fotr fee