Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-10-03

600 under the hammer. The balance of his
blooded stock sold proportionatcly high.
e DEAD.--G NJ. John henderson, for some
years Senatorin Congress from, Mississippi.
died in Louisiana, on the 10th ult. 1To had
been practising law in New Orleans for some
years.
EARLY hsISG.-An English philosopher
says hc never knew Il man TO rise to- emf
nence who lay in bed of a morning; and DR..
| Franklin says: =" He who rises lato, may
trot all day, butnoycr oycrtake his business"
| Nevertheless, the Boston Post "docs not be-
licyc that every man seen running around
the streets, Mt day-break every morning, will
rise to cminoncc," or be successful in bus-
nCss.
PuILADELrnIA, Sept. 25-The Bank of
Pennsylvania has suspendc Thorc has
been heavy run and considerable alarm
among the othor banks, all of which, except
the Girard Bank, have refused to pay dcpos-
itors checks. Business is almost suspended
HEAVY RonBERY.-rhc Milwaukee, Wis
oonsin learns by the Express Messenger from
| ,. :, WV o '"No VI '"o
=, :n"''.1o"" Express Noi"Pa"N was robbie" %
''''',''S "'5''.
DEATH or Coz. WRIcuT.-'rhc Yorkvillc
En3"ircr announces the death of Col Wm.
wright OF that district. lie was prominent
and most useful citizen.
DEATH or PRor. IIUDSoN.-Prof j. w.
Hudson, principal of the Mount Zion Collie
55H ,ht lu''''"'o' r"'rh'o district u'co ON tic
:, 0SL ~" "t hN'hNSE---le costs the New
iV'N ',o"',' ,N'''touo company one m'i''on
'"'0, hu"'fcu """ MY thousand dollars Tor
|
"o"DfR'--oo'lu "unn' OF Columbus Ga,
was m"Fdcrep ON FRIDAY last about mile
'r""' 'n"C c'ty' rive or SIX Stabs and cuts
mo'' on MS oouy' ana the carotid artery of
of m t,"s;". Oio h"S Su, e,"a' man oy inc name
strvchnino whisky onJ tho :. .,,roo,,. .o,.ol ,,..,
stcr" tho oxcitinr c,rsos Do,;on; :, ;"n
~ --- ''''''
LIE FR'NTER MisTAKE'--A cotemporary
speaking OF II. y. Perrin and Gov. Walker,
wrote that Mr. p left tho latters camp at
Lawronccvillc, sc. The typo got it" left
the latter scamp at Lawrence"
VERY 3Ap.-Cnscs Of brutal tro,.,,ont &c
U,;ros bv t,,oi. b,,.ho,,,I.
,nJ n,o.o ,,,,' nv '''oi'
.a io,' .'i"u'on "|''S nc l"S' anu most
N''9 one o',ronic'eo IN inc papers IS that
o' man name" hart'n' who married wo-
man named Martin, and III that way knocked
an eye out on the very day of their marriage.
:. Rather S,nc,sT,c -TLo Fo,,+to.;ro.fN
CA tram. no+;,;no th,
rar,, .lot 60 lit . o'.'''P'-
M that ..ha ,ou.s;,' So',;s, , - " ''pr"or'r says
'"'iii9 "'u hoV mean worm C"f-
A Coon SuccrsT,oy. ,.;.,.
nostoge. stamps Inv mail should r,i ''eS'''S' INV.
coorsc b,ntt;no n,nor 90 t,nt 4,,o, 'n",p III
odhon. 80 I,ttor, pn,;5aa ,t ,s WI" not
49, 10 onnaNaS -, TtpoS' m - camps '''o''u
NV W "''o"c' 70 "I''cre 10 e"eh othcr' as
"''S cannot "ieerw"gNs lrs Dc DC parted
KlLLED.-Thc Charleston eorrcsnon-
dent of the Cdrolina Times saws: Mr..
Robert Bowie, young man about twenty
four years of age, a clerk in the wholesale
dry goods store of s. q l.. Bowie, at the
corner of Meeting and Hascn streets. fell
some time during last night from the third
story window Of his Sleeping room over the
store, and was found living dead unon tho
pavement this morning. 1t appears that
he was at work in the store till quite a late
hour, and ON retiring to his room he took
a scat in the window to smoke a cigar. and