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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-11-05

Shepherd Brown, the head of the house,
proposes to go to Liverpool himself for the
purpose of experimenting the sales of cotton
shipped by his firm. This is move in the
right direction, and we hear that quite a
number of planters who are out of debt, are
entering eagerly in the proposed arrange
ment. 1t will pay unquestionably. A ship
ment from new Orleans, within any reasona-
bic time, will find the Liverpool market al
most bare of American cotton, and the car
60 will assuredly meet a ready sale at good
prices. This is but the beginning of the
end. Our planters and merchants will learn
a little gumption by and by Ncksbarg
Southron.
The Carolina Spartan says: owe
are glad to see that the fearless and incor-
ruptible O'Neall is hurting his anathemas at
the banks from the Bench. In his charge
to the Grand Jury at Union Court, he call
ed attention to this subject, as one belong
ing to the Grand Inquest of the State. He
does not hold that their charters give them
unlimited power to work injury to the peo-
pie. He said that the banks, at present,
instead Of being beneficial to the people,
had become mere brokers Offices, and should
be made to know their proper places Once
they were shielded under vested interest,"
and charter once granted could not be
amended or repealed. This pretension could
not stand the test of examination, and has
been abandoned. Now, the Legislature can
amend, modify or repeal at pleasure. And
this is the true ground for no Legislative
body has power to enact irrepealable laws.
Laws are to be made for the good of the
people, and whenever they operate injurious
ly, it is the bounden duty Of the Legislative
authorityto blot them from the statute books
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-04-25
April 9, 1851
SHERHFF,S SALES

X virtue OF sundry writs of feri facias to mo
~ directed, viii be sold before the Court House
~ Pickens District, within The lega! hours, OH tho
hrst Monday and Tuesday in May next,
one tract OF land, containing two hundred and
MY seven acres more or less, adjoining lands of
j. j. Garvin, Robert Johnson and others. also ono
other tract of land, containing six hundred acres
more or less adjoining lands of j. A. Easily, ;r
Widow Merk and others, levied on as the nyoper. ,'
ty OF f. N Garvn, at the suits of Phillips and
MoCarroll, II. A. Steele Admir-, VIM Bo10s ami
others.
One tract of land, containing two hundred acres
more or less adjoining lands of Samuel Maxwell
Jacob Collins and others, levied on as the proner
ty OF Levi Phillips, nj Inc suits OF Eiiinh 1eaton
w. X. jones' Executor and others.
One house and lot in the town of Walballa.
whereon +. W eibens now lives adjoining H Fa
gen and others, levied MS his property at tho
SUIT OF r.. Sharpe, for e. B. Benson against B. b.
Rice and f. Wiebens.
205 acres Of land more or less. ON welers of civ
mile creek. adjoining lands of John Howard. ] II,
Howard and Others, levied on as the propertv az
Samuel Smith, at the suit VIM. Oliver, suryiyor
and others
One lotin the town of Walhalln, belonging to
the estate of j. III. Fischer deceased levied On M
the property OF said Fischer, at the suit of tho
German settlement society of Charleston.
The Hotel and Pickensvjle tract of land con-
tanning 200 acres more or less. adjoining Stenben
Watson Nc Whorter and others; also, one lot IN
lne Town OF Plckens, levied on ne the property Of
G. NJ. Reid, at the suit of j. L. Hagood, John Bow
en- and Others. On credit until LIST Sept. with
approved papers.
One trmnlers table, one carriage body and
shafts, stove aud pipe, large lot carriage and bur
gy spokes ylot feloes grass scytl,e and sDead and
"N cart; and on Tuesday after ealeday at Pick
cnsville, six beds and bedsteads. safe cupboard
two dressing tables, bureau falling leaf t,blo
work table, eighteen chairs kitchen furniture lot
lumber, 800 lbs bacon more or lcss lot l,rd lot
cans. lot jugs, wood work of 2 two horse wagons
wood work OF one horse wagon. lot lumber in
blacksmith shop lot of spokes, one two horse wa.
gon lot paints, lot trimmings lot felloes. lot of
springs and axels, lot IRON wood work three bug.
ges, yoke oxen and cart, clock, and other articles
levied on aa the property of G.. M. Reid. at the
suits OF j. +. Iiagood and John Bowen and others
On Tuesday after saleday at the house Of Clai.
bosn peee. aheyt eighty four bushels corn,
on by,virtuc of domestic attachment as tho pro.
born Poole.
Terms cash purchasers to pay for papers.
l. G, CRAIG, s.Pr.
April 10, 1857 80 I'd
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-04-25
ENGLISH & CLASSICAL ACADEMY
All WAkEaALEA.

DARENTS and Guardians are respectful.
4 iy Informed, that the undersigned is now
prepared TO receive pupils, and to give
them instruction in all the branches of
solid English and business Eduoation.--
Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, Greek,
Latin, German and French. The Academ
ical year consists of ten months The terms
of tuition in the English, Mathematical
Mercantile and Classical Department, per
quarter OF eleven weeks, are $500; 700;
1000; depending upon the studies pur-
sued. French aud German are extra.
In soliciting share Of public patronage
we beg leave to say, that the principles
which are to govern the undersigned in the
discharge of his duties, have been tested by
reason and experience both in Europe and
this country; and the system of European
Schools will be adhered to, only as far as
1t is essential to u thorough education, and
ia harmony with the institutions of the
State. The government will be mild and
aifeclionate, but firm and energetic, so that
the heart likewise may be improved, while
the intellect is disciplined and developed.
Board may be had in very respectable
families on very reasonable terms.
There exists now a line of daily staoos
between Anderson, one of the termini of
tording considerable TaciIty 10 persons VS.
ting our town, personally to obtain every
desirable information on questions relating
to the School, and we are privileged to re,
fer them to Col. j. o. Lewis, Dr. b. Henry,
DR.. w. T. Holland. DIR. L. b. johnson, Col.
Il. Nj. Keith, l. Bradwell ESQ, gentlemen
of intelligence and high position in society,
and living i'll or near the place.
In addition to the above, we present the
following testimonials and references.
Rev. c. +. BANsEMER received a CLASH
cal education in Prussia, and, his studies
having been regularly and carefully pur-
sued, he entered the Evangelical lutheran
Theological Seminary, at Lexington, S. c.,
and, in due time, becamea member of the
Ev. Luth. Synod of S. G. Believing him
to be an excellent scholar in the English,
Classical and Mathematical Departments,
we cheerfully recommend him as well cal
culated to take charge of Classical Acad-
emy, and TO prepare students for the Junior
Class of the S. G. College.
Rev. j. BAouMAN, D. D., Charleston.
Rev. L.. MULLER,
Rev. G.. ID. BERNHEtM, &c"
]. f. ScHrRMER, e"
w. MULLER,
Pres't. Columbia Female High School.
Rev. E. L. HAzELIus, ID. d.
Professor of Theol. Lexington, S. G.
Rev, S. S. ScHMucKER, ID. D.,
Prof Theol. Gettysburg, Pa.
Rev. Fl. ]. BAUeuER Pres Penn. Col.
Rev. Prof. L. EtcHELpERcER, d. d.
Rev. j. B. ANTHONY,
Pres. Ev. Luth. Synod, S. G.
Rev. c. DEMME, d. d., Philadelphia.
Rev. j. MoRRIs, d. D., Baltimore.
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ORDINARY's sALE,

QG virtue of an order from w. J. Parsons.
D Ordinary for Picllens District, will be
sold before the Sheriff's Office, at Pickens
G. H., on the first Monday in May next, to
the highest bidder, the Real Estate of He
zekiah Findley, deceased, situate in Pick
ems district, on Shoal Creek, waters of Sa-
luda river containing ninety two acres moro
or less, and adjoining lands of r. Hill, John
Craine and others. Sold for distribution
among his heirs.
TERMS OF SALE.-On a credit Of twelve
months, without interest, except costs to be
paid in cash; the purchaser giving bond
with two approved sureties, and mortgage
of the premises to the Ordinary, if required
by him.
L. C. CRAIG, SID.
April 6, 1857 40
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-04-25
Extract from former volume of the South
Carolinian, Columbia

Extract from former volume Of the South
Carolinian, Columbia:
CHEsrERvILLB MALE ACADEMY.-This
Academy has been under the charge and
suPerintepdence of the Rev. G. f. Banse-
mer, who came highly recommended as a
gentleman and scholar. From what we
have seen, we believe he possesses the pc
culiar art to impart and communicate in.
struction to his pupils. The Trustees have
visited the school and heard the rec,a!ions
of the scholars, and particularly examined
into tie method and manner of instruction
to the different classes, and the government
and order Of the school, and department Of
the students, and now with pleasure can
we recommend the school to the public and
the citizens of Chester District in particu-
lar, &c.
Hon. s. McALILEY, Rev. J. DOUGLASS.
JNo. RosBoRoun, Esq, THos. MoCLuRE,
NJ. WslLl!AYts, ESQ w. ID. HENRY.
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State OF south CarOlina,
IN EQUITY-PICKENS.

IN EQUITY-PICKENS.
Abraham Duke, Harriet Duke and Ransom Duke,
as.
Joseph Dollcson Melinda Dolleson, Benjamin
Cannon, Washington Cannon, Carter Cannon,
James Cannon, Margaret Marchbanks Judy or
Judith Head.!ck, Elijah Gai::.a;s, Martha Brown
and William Gilstrap
BILL FOR PARTITION, ACCOUNT, RELIEF, 90.
THE Complaiuants having fled their bill of
L complaint, aud it appealing to my satisfaction
that Joseph Dollescn, Melinda Dolieson, Bena-
min Cannon Washington Cannon! Carter Cannon
James Cannon. Margaret harchbanks Judy or
Judith Kendrick, Elijah Cannon and Martha
Brown, defendants to said BILL reside without the
limits of this State: on motion of G. j. Elford
coTplainaDts solicitor, it is ordered that the said
absent defendants do plead, answer. or demur to
the said bill of complaint within three months
from this date, or the said bill will be taken as
confessed against them.
ROB'T. A. THOMPSON, c.EP.D.
Comrs Office, March 81, 1857 3m
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HEAD QUARTERS.

ORDERS Mo-
TlIE two Battalions composing the 5th
L Regiment, s. c. NJ, will parade at the
times and places following:
The lst Battalion will parade at Pickens
vile on Saturday the I'd day Of May next
The I'd Battalion will parade at Mrs.
Barton's on Saturday the 9th of May.
Commissioned and non.commissioned
officers will attend on days previous at 10
o'clock, a. M, for drill and instruction.
The Majors in command of each Battal-
ion are charged with the further extension
of these orders. BY order of Col; JAMsoN
A. II. BOGGS, AdJt.
April 10, 1851 40 I'd
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BnoxroN FonD, Beaufort dist. S. {

BRoXroN FoRD, Beaufort dist S. C.
Itake pleasure in certifying, that the Roy
G. +. Bansemer has been for two years Plin-
cipal of an Academy in our village, and that
for competency, Industry and gentlemanly
deportmrl,, he is deserving the confidence
and patronage of the community as teach
er, either in the English, Classical or Math-
ematical department.
J. w. WYMAN, NJ. D.
Chairman Board of Trustees.
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MT. IIoN CoLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, J
Il Winnsboro' Fairfield Dist. S. c.. {

Rev. C. F. Bansemer has been for three
years past engaged as Professor in this
Institution, during which time be has rio-
pared largo number of young gentlcm on
for the Sophomore and JUNIOR Glasses of
the South Carolina College. He maintains
a high reputation as scholar, and it is rare
to meet with one so capable of instructing
in the various studies pursued in Academies.
never have been associated with a more
conscientious, indefatigable and faithful
teacher than he is. 1t is no small recon-
mendation as teacher, that he is always
at his post, and never permits pleasure nor
recreation to withdraw him from his duties.
AS high minded and honorable gentleman,
| most cordially recommend him to the
public.
j. w. HUDsoN,
Pres. Mt. Zion Colleoiate Institute
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-04-25

Terrible REvENGE.-An expedition un-
der command Of MIR. S. Lockhart, has been
seeking traces of whites murdered in Pitt
River Valley, by the Indians. Mr.. L. whose
brother was among the victims, returned to
Shasta, Cal. on the l4th Of March, boastrg
that before leaving Pitt River on his late
expedition, he mixod considerable qnant-
ty of strychnine with -four, and placed j:
where it would be found and consumed by
tie starving Indians. He also stated with
apparent gusto, his poisoning achievements
during last summer while living with bis
brother in Pitt River Valley. According
to his own story, a number Of the Indians
of that section of the country were treacher-
ously poisoned by him. While thanking
him for bis bounty, many of the hungry red
men stiffened into corpses before his eyes.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-04-25
TO FARMERS AND BUTCHERS ]!

N N. SMITH, am now giving the highest price
for GREEN AND DRY HIDES ever before
offered in this country, namely; M4
Hides, Green, from l.2 20 I I.2 cents perlb
do. Dry, 10 to IL l.2
Bring your Hides tome just ss soon 40 you get
them off the beast and it will be better for us all
= j. T.. N. SMITH
Jan 90, 1857 20 y
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A DETERMINED CorrLE--Mr.. Robcr-
baugh and Miss Wolford, of PendIeton
county, Va, were married in Hampshire,
Va. The affair was an elopemeut. The
parties 1.-Two some fifty miles distant, and
walked the whole distance-the arm Of the
groom entwining the waist of his fair mis-.
tress throughout the whole Journey. a rare
instance of an elopement on foot, with so
happy result.
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HEAD QUARTERS.

WHE Gattalions composing the 2d Regi
L ment of Infantry, S. g. NJ, will parade
for drill and Review at their respective pla-
ces of rendezvous, as follows:
The Upper Battalion on Saturday the 9th
MAY.
The Lower Battalion on Saturday 18th
May.
Commissioned and non. commissioned
officers will attend the day previous to each
Review for drill and instruction.
Lieut.. Col. NJ r. Hunnicutt and Mai. L.
Rogers are charged with the extension Of
these orders.
BY order of Col. P. II. PRArHER
w. N. CRAIG, Ad'pt
April Z, 1857 80 I'd
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
LUMBER! LUMBERI

VIIE Undersigned are now prepared to
4 fiji orders for LUMBER of al kinds, at
their NIL on oconee Greek, eight miles
northeast Of Walhalla. Lumber will bc
delivered il it is desired by the purchaser.
Our terms viii be made accommodating
aud we respeotfully solicit the patronage
of the public JAMES GEORGE,
NJ. +. MITCHELL.
J. N. LAWRENCE.
Feb. 10, 1857 81 #
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DIR. z. w. GREEN

OFFERS his Professtal services to the citi-
" 2ens of Pickens District, in the practice Of
Medicine in It's various branches He would sny
that hekas an experience of ten years in practice
Office in his Store. April IL, 1857
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-04-25
SPRING & SUMMER SUPPLIES
J. B. u. SLOAN & co.

w p are now receiving the largest and most
w complete assortment of
GOODS
That we have ever brought to this place, which
we are willing to sell at short profits. Our
Goods have been carefully selected in New
York, Philadelphia and Charleston. We can
be always found at our post willing and ready to
show our, Goods free of charge.
We will take in exchange for Goods, Corn, Rye,
Wheat, Oats. Bacon, Lard Tallow, Beeswax,
Honey HOmespun, Rags, Chickens. Ducks, Tur.
keys, Eggs, Butter, &c, at the market price.
ApTil22, 1857 Al If
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N6ATECE.

NYNTHIA HOWARD, wife Of e. @. Howard,
" Of Pickens district, WILL Mt the expiration of
three months from this date, trade as Etcs DeaI
er. Her occupation win be that Of Weaver and
Seamstress.
Feb, 1881. so sm
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SPRING 4 SUMMER GOODS /.

SPRING Il SUMMER GOODS!
AT Bachelors Retreat.
FRENCH, s SWiSS, BRITISH dND
American Dry Goods.
TNHE subscriber is now receiving one of the
best selected and entire new Stock of
DRY GOODS
He has had for the last seven years. Besides
which, he has a variety of FANCY GOODS 4;
also, Boots Shoes, Hats and Bonnets of all STYLES
and fashions; Groceries, Hardware, Crock.
cry, Medicines, Dye.Stulfs, &c; in fact, mort ar,
ticles usually kept in n country store. Give me
call aud you will not leave without making a
purchase, and carrying off bargainl
VIII Barter fof Corn, Fodder, Wheat, Bacon,
Raw Hides Bceswax, Tallow, Dried Fruit, &c,
allowing the very highest market prices.
LEONARD TOWERS.
April %, 1857 Al Pm
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LAST TAX NOTTCE.

n OK by SALEDA YEW,3f4Y NEXTwill
hepe 70 pay cost as Executions will be issued i'm
medatefy thereafter without distinctions of per.
sons. y. w. Il. CARY, no.
April lB, 1887 40 q
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SPRING g. SUMNER GOODS.
MFRS. HI. KNEI

NAhAS Nm BlN H. h
III HAViNG returned from Charleston with q su.
III perb and well selected stock Of
Spring Sc Summer Goods,
Consisting partly of elegant Muslin and Barepe
Robes and Dresses, superb Mantillas and Mantle.
let's, with great variety of other articles, is Of
terlng them for sale at the most reasonable rates
She also has on hand B0NNET,S, of every do
scriPtion and style, and amongst them few of
the new style GipSey Bonnet; elegant Embroide.
rics in Collnrs, Sleeves aud Bands. CnIicocs and
Gnghams. beautiful patterns; fine Long cloth
and Twills. and many other FINE GO0DS of
new brands and styles, including splendid va.
rlety of Flowers, Ribbons, Laces, etc ALSO,
Gentlemen's and Boys Hats, with good assert.
ment of Goods in this line
return my sincere thanks for past favors, and
respectfully solcit the continued patronage of
the public. Please call, Ladies' and examine for
yourse,Nes-,beautifni Goods and bargains will
be sold on the very hest terms.
Walhalla. April l3, 1857 40 3m
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U G3L5. TX 4 % WEE COURIER

ground -and even had there been the iniu-
ry would neither have been general nor Sc
we're. The ground was never, perhaps, in
a better condition than at the present, while
the breadth of land under Cotton culture
largely exceeds any former year.
IN the Tampa ('la.) Pcninsalar of the
llth inst, we find some late Intelligence
from the theatre of the Indian war. On the
25th ult., Capts. Mcneil and Durrance left
Capron for scout. On the 2Sth they dis
covered on the ST. Suoie River, camp
which afforded traces of indians, who APP
parently had abandoned it only q day or
two previous to the arrival ofthe troops
On the 3lst they struck an Indian trail,
which they followed to a smal hammock,
where they found fro burning and other
indications of the vicinity of Indians. Two
OF the Indians were seen lurking about and
were shot. Several other trails were found
but no captures of Indians rewarded their
pursuit.
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FINAL NOTHBE.

THE legal heirs and representatives of Russell
Cannon, deceased, are hereby notified that n
final settlement OF the Estate of the naid deceas-
ed will be bad before the Ordinary, at Pickens
Court House, the 9th day of Julynext. Those
indebted to said estate will make payment, and
those having demands will present them on or be.
fore thatt RANSOM DUKEl 1x
III. DUKE @a@F F%t
April 22.. 1857 8 Al 3m
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SPRING g. SUMMER GOODS.
GROCERIES. &c.

GROCERIES, sc.
'TIiE undersigned has just returned from
4 Charleston with large and we'll selec-
ted Stock of new and elegant
Spring and Summer Goods,
Consisting partly of Calicoes, Ginghams
Muslins, &C.;
Bonnets, Trimmings, Ribbons, and Laces;
Cloths, Cassimeres, Drap d'Ete, Linens and
Nestings;
Gloves, Hats & Caps. Boots & Shoes; :
Saddles, Brides and Martingaes;
Together with many other articles in tho
Dry Goods line
dLSO, Segars and Tobacco of the very
best quality.
Groceries:
large and fresh lot, for sale very low.
My friends and the public are requested
to examine my stock for themselves, AS T
charge nothing for showing Goods; and
am also determined to sell as low as the
lowest Try me.
will exchange Goods for Beeswax, Tai,
low, Feathers, Hides, &C., &c, as we'll as
sell on the most reasonable terms.
j. N. LAWRENCE.
Pickens c. H., March IL, 1857 35
JEWELRY, GOLD & SILVER.
JEAN Hste. FHSCHESSEH,
WaIhalla, s. e.,
Ii with large and beautiful assortment OF
JEWIglRW. WATCHES,
(both Gold and Silyer) Clocks, Music Box
es, Combs. Brushes Fancy Articles, Per-
fumery, Soaps, Gold pens, aie all of
which has been bought for cash, and which
he offers for sale on the most accommodate
ing terms.
BS~ He also REPAIRS Watches and
other articles in his line, and solicits the pa
tronage of the public. His stand is near
the public square, at Walhalla, S. C.
Dec. Is, 1856. "a II
State of South Carolina,
PIoKENs DIsTRICr--IN TrlE COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.
Dickson NJ Lumpkin Foreign attachment
Thomas w Cbostan w. j. CAN'T.
WHEREAS, the plaintiff did OF the 4th tiav
" of March, 1857, file his declaration against
the defendant who las it is said) Is absent from
and without the limits of this State and have nc-
ther wife nor attorney known within the same
upon whom copy of the said declaration might
be served 1t is ordered, therefore that the said
defendant do appear and plead to the said decla-
ration on OF before the 10th day of March. 1858;
otherwise final and absolute Judgment will then
be given and awarded against him.
March II, 1887 j. +. HAGOOD, cC.p
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A FIGnr IS WAsmIN6ToN.-A cores
ponde0t of tho Baltimore Americen. writing
From Washington, under date of April ~,
says
Some Of your readers have probably no.
tjced the letters recently in The Herald,
charging Phillip Clayton, ESQ, the new
First Auditor of the Treasury. with Gal
phinism in the matter of alowio I. the claim
of II. W. Thompson against tb' Menomo-
nee Indisnss Theauthor thereof, Mr.. Geo
r. Herrick, who is the Clerk OF the Finance
Committee of the Senate, was attacked at
the Post Office this morning by Mr.. Cal.
vim r.. Sayre, of Alabama. second cousin
of Mr.. clayton, and ndconsiderably pummel.
led. The only visible bruise, however, is n
black eye, but Mr.. Herrick complains that
his shoulders are somewhat lame. lie also
says that the assailant put his head in chan
Gerry, TO use the fash term of the ring. and
that he was thereby unable to do any thing
more than TO ward off few Of the blows
from his head.
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The WEATHER AND me CogTow CRop
NEW ORLEANS, April -Notwilhstand.
ing the continued cold weather throughout
the Cotton region, the young plan, Is not
believed TO have sdGered materially, for the
Teason that there was very little, above
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In the Washington Union is published
an army order Of consi cradle Importance
BY this, Gen. Harney, who has been at the
head of the military force in Florida, is or,
dered with sixteen companies Of infantry to
Fort Leayenworlh, Kansas. One detach-
ment of dregoons, under the command of
Col. johnson, is ordered for service against
the Chan Indians and another, under Col
Susnmer, is detailed "for the West"--prob-
ably for Utah, as we may expec. some seri.
Gus disturbances there.