Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-23
Large Rewnrds offered.


should ench subscribe one thousand dolt.rs
10 be paid as u reward for the discovery of
the murderer Of Doctor Burdcll, and ON
yesterday. Messrs. Wesley tG Co., the Stock
jobbers in Wall street, made an offur of fivo
thousand dollars for the same purpose.
The Herald then Lcma,ks
When private citizens come forward 10
take the place Of The constituted authorities.
the peril must be imminent IL is The duty
of The public presto which the people
look for counsel and aid-when their legal
representatives, fall in their duties 10 make
II move. Therefore
Here The Herald commences reoapitu,
htion Of the murders committed in New
York during the past decade, as follows: II
In the very district where DIR. BurdcG
was murdered. two gentlemen walked out
from their hotel and are seen no more A
little further,up town, in the centre Of aris-
torracy, Il. Young man is seized, murdered,
and thrown into the river, whore his body
was found some weeks nfterward
The Hcrdld then oftrs-s5OOo for infor-
nation leading to the detection and conyic.
ton Of the murderer OF murdercrs of Mary
Rogers. the Tobacconi,t.
$4,000 for the psmiGs implicated in the
murder Dir. Budcll
$4,000 for the parties implicated in the
murder of DR.. LuJner.
$1,000 for the murderers Of Mrs. House
man.
$4,000 for the murdpters of Mr.. ierce.
$4,000 +" Nrwburg a1y.
$4,000 " Policeman, Handcrbrook.
The proprietor Of the Herald offers the
same rewnrd--ive thousand doars--in the
cases of Bartholomew Burke, porter, killed
in the shop corner of White street d
Broadway; Mr. Henry Corlies, shot on me
corner of Leonard street and Broadway
Mrs Walker, murdered in her own house
in Lexington avenue ;hc painter in Ann
street, supposed 10 have been killed hv one
ot his apprentices, two or thee years since
and the man killed at the corner of A mn and
Nassau streets at about the same time.
In the cases of the following named miss
ing persons, the proprietor of The Herald
offers reward of one Thousand dollars each
for such information rs Will lead to discov-
cry Of their whereabouts
Eras'us l.. DeFores.. from the Metropol
itan Hotel; John b. Vedder, of Chicago,
do. and Miss Sarah. McClelland, from
BROOKLYN.
The proprietor Of the Herald will give
h,,nd,oa \ H. y v. .noN ae',n 'noaS"nu h'e
L,wras r.,'o uo IN @1'oooJ 20 any country
,hs Jnot.,s 81 H. s',n. ~ ,'e Guy aho clear
,rl,o p.n,,;., nv o'.'", cases -.
offers also reward Of five thousand dollars
ia any person or persons who will furnish
them Information which shall lead TO the.
detection and conviction of the murderero or
mur'eFers OF DR.. Harvey Burdrh @y
II me Heraf@ and Times are SINCERE and
reaiiy deserve to bring 10 punishment the
authors OF The several murders committed
IN ihe Nor!ben Slates. they would off ra
similar rewArd Tor the apprehension and
conVlc,'on oil The murderers OF Gorsuch. and
VI DAche'or,-the former killcd in an attempt
20 recover ms property in the person Of
nee'o' ana me after wh!st discharging his
'"'y as @o 0ii,cer,2- Carot,na Times.
Sr. LouIs. Nav s--Tbe Per,LIioo,,,
Leoonpto correspondent saws ,p", 'tv"" Jw%',s
Cota's court was opened On he 5th, Sry.
eral gentlemen among them prominent frve
State men. were admitted to The bar, taking
the oath to support the Kansas Nebraska
act.
AT The solicitation Of Governor Robinson,
Secretary Stanton has appointed Joseph
Lyman, of Boston. commissioner of deeds
The Hays case had been called by the
g FIni nts Al