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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-04

Sen RVoED TO THE PESIrESTgARY-A man WHO
called himself Board sentenced to the Penitet-
tiary for eight years by the Circuit Court of PITT
sylvania, Va. last week, for bigsmy, The convict
il from Western Virginia, and there the crime was
committed
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ePHCIAL NOTICES

rSpSgMpLB's INFALLIBLE BAKING Pow
DER is recommended by all who try It. rs the best
preparation of the kind i'll Price % cents For
sale everywhere. Jed
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EEr To MAKE Coon LOAF BREAD,
Use SeInple's Baking Powder
To make good Biscuits,
Use Sempe's Baking Powder
To make good Pastry.
Use Semple's Bak ing Powder
To saw time labor and ypen.e.
Use Semrle's BAKING Powder
For sale by all Druggrt. aud Grocers. Price p
per box. JOHN W GARLICK, sole Proprietor,
my?I Marke OF Place franklin st.
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M ARIND lrZ1 HLLIoHNCH.

fot Of Rchmond, jjtrc 3--Hioh WIter 93i o'cla
ARnlNED,
Schr Cupid, Sawyer, N. c., shingles, Wombic 4
Claiborne.
schr Albert, Stone, Norfolk, ish, Womble & CIa
borHe.
schr Alfred Bunting, Robinson, Philadelnhia
rig iron. TIA bolt 4 Bro
Schr Mary Eliza. Bowcry, Chickah0miny River
ballast.
SAILED,
schr Droadfield, Fisk, down the river LIGHT
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r@p@ MpnIc.1. AnvtcE ORArIs-T

E MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIs.--The
unreasonable weather which has been prevailing
for Some time past u.s. naturally productive OF man
Of thofe infamnlatory aim -rts which shlct man
kind. Let all who may be thus attacked provide
themselves with HENRY STTNrTLi TISG iINlNENT,
and oh'an the relief which 1t invariably affords
when 1dciously applied The proprietor partieu
larlv recommends this preparation to those who are
suffering from PAINS IL FH2 htcE, and AFFECTIONS
OF TIVE LIVER.
rs For sale by Meade h Baker, 1no W, Garick
Grubbs Il Apperson 3. l.. Thomas md others
PURCELL LADD,
my a1--lmN Whnlr.aIn AZ
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s- DUNLOP, MoNeURE & Co. ask the
attention of dealers 10 the CARGO SALE OF POR
To RICO SUGAR, MOLASSFS, &c. at their auc-
ron store commencing at IL o'clock, THIS MORN
ING, without regard 20 weather. je At
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-04

eB The secret of TYLER & Cos unprecedented
success is they advertise literally IN the Dispatch
and make good work at low price,.
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MARINE NEWS

New YORK June 3.--The steamship jamestown
arrived here from Richmond, at o'clock this at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-04
uYDRANrs, HYDRANrs.-ln ovDso

II quence of change IN the city ordinance RIA,
tive ~ ltibkANTs, the subscribers are authd E'd
to put then, up In any part of the city. We have
those OF the most approved kind, aud shoosd 2"
pleased 20 receive orders for the tame. We sic 90
al kinds Of PLuMbiN6. such rs putting or %.
thing Fixtures. wash :. abfs. Laundry TINT . "as'.
Closets. &c; also. Gas FITTING and Gas " oTks "a
superior manner. hoth In town and coabtry.
CDTALE a CO
10 2-lm i3n Main street.
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ss7s 80 Cents SO Cents. so CENTS

OsBORNh'S Great Picture Depot Established eight
years. Remember, no b mbuxging-no ttashy ad-
vertisrmen's-n1 paid newspaper put,! The best
Of Pictures at so cents oSBORNES.
je 3-2t* Opposite Exchange Bank.
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Eg- IF you wish TO be placed in an easy, graceful
potion, when having your Poruait taken, emplo
TYLER & Co.-I39 Main street. Price from IS cent
tJs25
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RSIALUABLE Re-

R~IALUABLE REAL ESTATE TO BE
sGP I IF nns RaT
10 the sales to take place at /. o'clock to-day. See
auction head
Je4 GODDIN APPERSON.
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s@SprctAr NoTtoE The

Stone Cutters of the city of Richmond are hereby
notified 10 attend tn If regular monthly meeting at
Schad's Hall. on SATURDAY evening, the 5th inst
at O'clock.
Ky order of the President.
je3-2t* JOSEPH ANTHONY. Sec'y pro TEN.
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81 The new style of AmbrotypeV made by I
LER & Co. are really beautiful See them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-04

ETr. FEsrIvAL ON CHURCH HILL.-The
Ladies' of the Third Presbyterian Church propose
10 hold FESTIVAL for The purpose Of repairing said
Church, on THURSDAY and FRlDAY Evenings,
Of this week They respectfully invite their friends
and'he rnblic, ard promise them something nice.
ia 2-3L&
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SIX REASONS FOR PRE-
- FOR RENT-A Brick DwelIiug

50 FOR RENT-A Brick Dwelling
III House on Sd street. between Clay and Leigh.
now occupied by Mr. C Porter, OF the d m Of br g
den Fox Co.. WHO would give possession, be says.
on the LIST Of July next If desired said hoase CON
tains eight rooms WITH gas fixtures bT'ck Kitten
en- all the ont houses required lot, ard al IRON
hydraut Ia the yard. Application can be made y
Mr.. Porter his store, or 70 me, by letter hr nsh
the rOst office. Z NlAAO.
ian -9tsit
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Doors open at "a and I o'clock, = NJ.
Admission so cents. Chi dren and servants ha

CT BAILEY-Manager and Treasurer.
EW PEhRY-kque. trian Director.
SCMOOLSTON-Riu Master.
One of the prominent feature of this Grand Com
bination is the performances OF the wonderful Edu-
Gated Elephants (Anihony and Cleopatra from the
atres-haYing performed at tho last named places
for upwards of 100 nights to crowded houses The
most astonishing display Of animal training and in
stnct ever beheld. They march with military pre-
csion mount pedestal not over loot IN diameter,
ten feet from the ground, where one OF them will
balance on his hind legs and perform the most in
credible Feat of standing upon his mead In the
course of the performances Anthony Will play The
hand organ while Cleopatra Will dance in perfect
time to the music.
The performance will commence with a new and
beautiful Cavacade, entitled The Persian Caviar
Introducing in series Of rapid evoluticns the
world-renown, exercises Of that warIike people
Magnificent Acts of Horsemanship. by Mr. X
Smith.
Uvmnastic and Acrobatic Feats, by Mons Fletcher
elegant Scene Act of Changes by Mr. Stevens.
Feats Of Equestrianism on Four Horses, by Mr.
la Trapez, or Eral Gymnasium
TuuibIing, Naulting, Somersettng, &c.
Great Two Horse Act, by Nj w Perry, in which
he will carry Miss Isabella Perry (only years old
in various astonishing attitudes
Feats OF Agility on the Slack Rope, By the Clown.
Comic Scene on Horseback, by the Clown, ] W
Ward, in which he will personate with admirable
dexterity all the following characteTs: The Gipsey,
Female Hode.ty. and Becchus. god Of wine.
" Smith the great Comic singer and Jester.
The entertainments will be enIiyeDed and alterna
ted vi the performances of the original b b Md
lev, John Muliigdn) who will sing a variety of
popular Negro Me odies and Glees, with Dances
Jigs, &c.
The entertainments VIII conclude with Comic
Afterpi-ce by the whole COMPANY.
The Company will enter town on the day OF Elk
hittion at about 10 click. A. NJ in grand process
sion accom- panied by the superb American Brass
Band OF IL wind Instruments their elegant Music
Carr age drawn by Elephants in haI ness. And at.
ter Or, ceeding through the principal streets will
halt at the ground of Exhibition.
TT TAYLOR. Agent.
eN-The above CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE will
exhibit at Ashland on Wednesday. June 9Th.
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STEAMER BELVIDER
VNO THE PDBLIC.-The undersigned

l. with view of accJmm dating persons, from
the cities aud lower country in quest of summer re
treat, has recently added t. and Thoroughly repair
son Court House. Virginia, an1 is now prepared TO
take in some twenty or thirty Borders curing the
need ate that his Hotel, summer retr At. pre-
cents advantages Of no ordinary character, being
located in the centre of the village of Madison it,
self situated on q high and beautiful plain, CON-
handing an extensive and picturesque view Of tbs
Blue Eige and other ranges of mountains, noted
for the industry hospitality and intelligence of its
citizens and it's freedom from sickness. 1t is con-
nected br daily line of stages with Gordonsvil1e
has the advantage of q daily mail. bodies Others
unnecessarg to mention. The undersig med keeps
attentive and otedient servants. aud his tables sup
nied with ali the Injuries of the and country
For terms apply to SEAL.
Proprietor Madison Hotel.
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RANTS, RANTS. HY
"A DR.NTS.-The subscribers being authorized
by alteration in the city ordinance to put Up and
pair II YURANTS. aud all other kim of work con
nected it'll the city water beyond the limits Of the
stree 3. aud having large suPpy Of the best ny
DRANTS, COCKS. &c, now in use in the city, on
hand. they are prepared to put them up in the most
substantial manner and on reasonable terms.
q & A BkRGAMIN. JR
1n4 andN DIR .tz
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CAFE RESTAURANT,
NO. 2Ig MAIN STREET.
I'm. very ''p''"" II. KAYsER
MASONIC NOTICE The mem

@ MASONIC NOTICE -1h mem.
Ky bers of Lodge Franchise, No 70. sre hereby
~\summouei 10 attend a called me tnk, At
tn, ir Lodge Room, in Bosher's Hall. on FRIDAY
evening June ith, at ia o'clock.
As this meeting has been called for the spE ciai
transaction of important business, every mcAber
is requeste ed TO be present.
BY order of the Worshipful Master.
ie3-2t PErEkFIkLD TkEhT, Sec Y.
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THE DISpATtiu
NoTIcE 10 ADvERTIsERs.

Advertisements for the DIspsrcH must be handet
by sir octocs IN The afternoon in order TO appear
the next day The heavy pressure Il Advertisement.
mo- the columns ot our paper will nos admit OF
,seir reception after the hour named.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-04
MARRIED.

On the 18th Of NAV. By The Rev. Dr.; spsngn,er
Mr.. JAMES A. BtkNEa to Miss MAhf A. In
both Of CHARLES sHty.
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0TARD. DUPuY & co.'s fnest OLD
~ BRANDIES inelu ling their celebrated s O p
ana NJ S brands, for sale in quantities to suit
purchasers, by SFLDEN MILLER
Je4 Corner Pearl and Cary streets
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r ARGE AND NEW ARRIVAL BY E.

DLUMB NG PLUMBING THE un
signed having engaged practical PLUMBER
isnow prepared to do work in that line promptly,
neatly; substantially and I'M workmaniike manner,
for cash, ut the old stand No. 6, Main street. sign
of the big Coffee Pot.
Is 4-2S VIM. SEARS WOOD.
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L'OR HlRE-for the balance of the
year, Cook, Washer and Iroaer, without in
CuInberance, apply to
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-04-17
The AR Line Railroad

The report of Mr.. NoRcRoss, the President
of this Road to the stockholders meeting re-
Gently held at Gainesville, is very able and
concise document, and we regret exceeding
ly that its great length excludes it from our
columns. The estimated cost of the road,
from Atlanta to Tugalo river, is $2,000,OO0,
five mistake not. The President proves con-
clusiyely that, on its completion, the road will
pay handsome dividend, besides the unes-
timated benefits that accrue from the CON
struction of railroads generally. The entire
scope of country through which it will
run must be greatly benefited. To north
east Georgia, its importance is scarcely to be
estimated, and an effort prompt and effective,
should be made to oecure its location by
Gainesville. This effected, its proximity
should set our own people to work
From GAINESVILLE across the Tugalo river
to Fair Play, in this district. is but a short
distance. A connection could then be made
at an available point on the Blue Ridge Rail-
road. This section of the road could be put
In running order at q cost less than that of
any other, and its Importance, we are very
certain, cannot be too hirhly estimated. Al
ready the citizens of that section of the dis
trict have given it some consideration we
would again respectfully bring the matter be-
fore them, and urge united and prompt ac-
tion. Success in great measure, depends
upon such q course p
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-04-17
To Correspondents.

The article of Retreat" came to hand too
late to secure an insertion last week. 1t APP
pears to-day. Communications, intended for
the inside pages, must reach us on Wednes-
day, or their publication will be deferred at
least n week.
"a" is respectfully informed that oil obit-
uary notices, exceeding twelve lines in length,
are charged as advertisements. Our object
in making this change is not to make money,
but to reduce these notices to reasonable
length The rule will be enforced against
all without exception. The person handing
us the obituary must also be responsible to
us for the amount charged.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-04-17
Death Of Col. Benton.

+ A Geographic despatch from Washington
announces the death of Col. Thomas II. BsS-
TON, member of the House of Representa-
tiyos from Missouri His disease was said
to be cancer of tho stomach, which afflicted
him severely for considerable length of
time before his death lie was, we believe,
n nativeof Tennessee.
For many years, he represented Missouri
in the Senate of the Uuifod States but, on
account of the objcctionaNie u,rn which he
gaze to his political principles, he lost the
confidence ofhis constituents and consequent
ly his scat in that body. Afterwards, he was
elected member of the House of Represen-
tativcs. Always peculiar or eccentric, his
lastrequest was that his death should not be
announced TO the House utall, asis the usage
of that body on the deocase of one of its mem
bers.
The political history of Col BENroN was a
long and an oycntfnl one, and one which we
cannot approve or acquiesce in even by ST.
ience. With his private life we have moth
ing to do, but we trust it is less Objectionable
than his public character has induced us to
believe it to be.
| Truth and justice require us to say, how
ever, that Col, Benton was no ordinary man.
IGo had ability of a high order, and was pro
PEELED by powerful self-will. lie was la
borious man, leaving literary achievements
behind him that will make him celebrated by
| u remote posterity.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-04-17
COURI IER.
Ro8'T, A. THOMPSON, Editor.
New Subscribers,

70 our friend, who sent us the names of
several subscribers last week, we return our
thanks Added to those heretofore obtained
by him, makes the list most desirable one
TO those who feel an interest in the welfare
of the CoUmER, we would state that its al
ready long list Of subscribers is steadily in
creasing, and it's patronage and prospects 9th
erwiso bright and cheering For the many
instances of disinterested Kindness and assis-
tance extended to us, we trust we are duly
sensible and grateful. One lady, with whom
we are uuacquainted, added FIVE subscribers
to our list in an adjoining district. These,
with many other instances of a like nature
that could be mentioned have placed the Coz
RmR on firm basis, and norvod us in dis
charging, under the many difficulties with
which we have had to contend, what VIC have
conceived to be the duties of our position
And for the future these incidents may serve
to inspirit others, and cheer us on our way
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-04-17
General Intelligence.

w. s. MULLINS, Esq, President of Ito
Wilmington and Manchester Railroad, me-
with a serious accident on Monday of last
week. He attempted to get on tho cars at
Florence, while they were in motion, and fail
ing, fell and had his head severely cut and
his face very much bruised
The flibusters, it seems, are directing their
energies against Mexico. On the reprcsen-
tation of the Mexican minister, that unlaw-
full expeditions were fitting out for that coun-
try, the President has issued his orders to
prevent their departure from our shores.
Advices received at New York from St
Thomas, say that Santa Anna had arrived
there, bound to Mexico. Doubted.
The intelligence from Europe is without
interest. In Liverpool, the cotton market was
fluctuatlng Another effort is to be made to
lay the telegraph cable between America aud
England. From China, it is reported that
the American and Russian ministers had
Joined in with the English and French in
their demands or the Chinese. The English
are preparing to drive the rebels from their
strongholds in India.
Intelligence from Mexico announces seve-
raj triumphs by AssoLo, the revolutionary
General, and it was rumored that he would
be called to the presidency of this distracted
Republic.
The Mormons threaten to extermiuate the
Federal troops, if they do not retire FROM their
territory without delay. -
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-04-17
Peculiar Names,

Nor ALoNE.-Pickcns is not alone in res
pect to the peculiar names which her streams
bear, as we sec mention made of Twelve
Mile Creek" in Lexington district. Perhaps
it is a cousin of its larger namesake up this
way l--ReoUes COuriG.
Perhaps soT friend Cowri0, but then ithas
some neighbors named " Four Mile" -Four
teen" Sixteen" and Eighteen" Have
they any relatives up your way, Mr.. Thomp
son ?--Lerington Flag.
Yes, Mr.. Flag. Such as Zone Mile, isis
Mile" t'Twelvo Mile" Eighteen Milo,
"Thrce-and-Twenty," and Six-and-Twcn'
ty;" to say nothing of "Ninc Times" and
the like
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-04-17
From Washington.

WAsHINgToN, April 2.--Eternal Kan
sas still rages in Washington. After tho
passage of the Crittenden,M Montgomery sub
stitute for the Senate Kansas Bill in tho
House, yesterday, the joke of il was, that
allparties claimed victory The Leeomp-
ton Democrats, or Administration men.
caiuIed that they had forced the Republi.
cans to vote for the Lecompton Constitu-
ton, admitting Kansas as slave State,
simply submitting the constitution back
again to the people. This is certainly
fact, and SO far, may be considered a great
occasion gained The Douglas mon claim
that they have defeated the Administration.
and honeyfuggled the Black Republicans
and the Niggerite Republicans claim that
they. have gained q victory oyer the South
by defeating the Administration, and get
ting the constitution sent back to the peo,
pie.
WAsHINaToN, April J5.-Senate all day
on the Washington Police bill, which was
finally passed. Adjourned.
The House conemTed with the Senotc's
amendments to. the army increase bill. the
raising of three instead of fiyc regiments,
including one for Texas.
Washington Police bill reported same
as in the Senate. Referred to Committee
Of. the Whole, to be considered after tho
Deficiency bill is disposed of
ltis the evident disposition of the House
to do something for the suppression of mur-
der, violence and robbery, which is now of
such frequent occurrence.
WAsHINaToN, April 6.--In the Senate
Mr. Stuart said he.had ascertained that tho
Kansas bill was not sent to the House, be-
cause Mr. Slidell wished to re-cousider the
vote, and strongly condemned bis course
therefor. Mr. Slidcii suid that he had sue
eoient reasons for sstaipiue tho bill, which
he declined giving,
tThe Minnesota bill was taken up and
discussed.
gIhe House went ipto COMMITTEE Sn the
whole upon the dehoieneybill. Discussion
unimportant, Judging from ,presonb maj.
cations Che Uefoianes bill, embracing abouh
y, ,e90,9e0 for the army, win be defeateal
in itsprescnt form.
There Is on increasing disposition IN
Congress toaoheck the fuether aoyements
Of the Utah expeditions.
The entlre military force contemplated
70 pc thrown iaio Kausas, Is about 5000!
WAsHINGToN, April 7.---In Che Senate.
the emotion to publish the obituafies Of mem.
bees of the Senate was discussed, during
which the previous unlimited expenses for
pfintiag fancy reports, surveys of oxplsyine.
expeditions, ctc., was strongly oondeinuad,'
Tho Senate nesatiyed the motion.
The Minnesota bin was broneht -. 81.
Messrs. H6uston. Brown, Gritle2don mad,
Others. dssenssed the clause Of t,s Conytltn.
ton permitting aIiena 70 vote, Che b;ll,
was reada tlird tnoan pbssed-4~ayta az
naysS. Tlie ,nayswere Messls. tlry, Ken.
hedy and Yuleo. .'EST'
In tho Hoqgc report wSs presented a.
Die provision c5nttaets fos the aYmg h
Utah up 60 the present tihae.
The considerations 9g tho deficiency bin.
.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-04-17
Exchanges.

F. GATLLARD Esq, has taken charge of
the editorial department of the Columbia
Ca,olinian. He bring ability and sound
practical judgment, wit several years expe-
rience in the business, to the discharge of his
erduous and important duties.
Fhe Clarendon Banner, the frat number of
which has justbeenissucd at Manning, is ono
Of the handsomest weeklies In the State. j.
p. M. CALyo & Co. are the proprietors, and
j. w. Erwin, Esq, the accomplished editor
We congratulate the citizens of Clarendon
upon the establishment of so promising a
press in their midst, and wish tho enterpris>
the most complete suet 81.
can Association Of Printers" have com
menced tho publicationof o daily, tri-weokly
and weekly Journal, in Columbia, with the
title Of Guqrdiaa, at SO for the daily, SO for
the tri-weekly, and 50 for the weekly. Ell.
BRITros and W.sB. JOHNSTON, experienced
and competent men. are tie editors. We
wishthe Gaardida better luck than that which
has fallen to the lot Of similar enterprises IN
the city of Columbia.
"Godoy's I.ady's Book" and "Peterson,s
Magazine, for May, arc on our table.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-04-17
roR rnr COURIER.

Mr. Editor: The numerous friends oe Mr..
iNDREw Z. LEWIS regret to learn that lie de,
oiines being candidate fOrthe Legislature, but
feel somewhat cheered witli the hope that his
oleyev neighbor, GBoRGB II. CH.Rny, ESQ, may
be induced to take his place Mr. CuERRY was
born md raised in the District, is gentleman
of education, wealth and great MORAL worth, and
viii. Gf he consents to rum be supported by ",
ms .tt. AIXNY yoTERs
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-04-17
The Free and Normal Schools.

We invite the attention of tho Commission
ers of Free Schools and Teachers to the proc
lamaton of his Excellency Gov. ALLsToN, in
another column. The interest manifestGa{l Ga{lr6- h.
our excellent Executive in ipqo ttlfi tfic pcoplo. and
cation should &c taken of the opportunity
adEen for becoming better acquainted with a
system that has worked we'll Let every one
improve the occasion for the benefit of him.
self and those under his charce.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-04-17
The Weather. Go.

The forwardness of the seasopJunt of the
eRtted our farmers, ,ostrtis that have fallln
frequent yu6 preparation of tho soil and the
i'farting of corn.
The wheat generally is looking Rne, and
without some disaster to come, the next will
equal the last crop.
On Thursday morning last there was a light
frost. Fruit and vegetation escaped injury
almost entirely.
During the week the mountains have been
partially covered with snow. From thence
the breeze has boon decidedly winterish, tho
it is now moro pleasnnt.