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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-05-01
DoRNIIN.


MOVEMENT OF THE EARTH.-The mild
ness of the present season has drawn forth
many curious speculatons as to the causes
n change of the currents of the ocean, and
the approach of the Gulf stream, by fifty
miles or more towards our coast have been
announced as remarkable facts, which may
have some relation to the subject. We
will now add another still more curious fact
for the consideration of our readers "The
British Astronomer Royal, in his last an
nual report, referred to certain mysterious
changes of level and direction of one of the
Instruments, one concurring with changes
OF temperature, the other at the cquinoxes,
and he imagincs some movement of the
earth itself to be the cause of these remark
able phenomena" Those who arc acquaint-
cd with the perfection of the instruments
used in the great observatorics, the perma-
nency of the direction of the transit and
equatorial Instruments, and the accuracy Of
measurements depending on their accuracy,
will understand that these mysterious chang
es alluded to, arc in the highest degree inn
portant and astounding. Is the earth
changing the inclination of its axis?
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NaeTEFJE.

i E0JRN. ASSEL, Sen, would respectfully
~ inform bis friends and tl,e public gener-
ally, that he has commenced an Auction and
Commissions business in this, town of Wal.
halla, and is now ready to receive any arti-
Gle intended for sale---Lands, Stocks, Goods,
OF Manufactured Articles Of any kind what
ever.
He Is determined to give prompt attention
TO his business in all its relations His auc.
tions win take place on Saturdays, Previ-
oas netice Of sales will be given In the Vet
Aalld BanHer
Wulhs!fa, April 1o-SS-4s
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Consignees at Anderson Depot,
FOR WEEK ENDING ApRJI %

England, B & Co, w Sherard, j Wilson,
Moore Peyton, Maxwell & s, j t Sloan & Co,
Saml Reid, w Harrison, j c Eaton & Co, w
Hayne, E Sloan & Co, Mrs S Creswcll,
II Hitchcock, Phillips, Hawkins & Bissct,
@ Anderson, @ Mays, Blue II II, t Latta, G
G Langston, II Landerman, G w Stephens, s
Stephens, A S McClintoh, Jas Iapping, r. A
MAXWELL Sitton, A NJ Holland, S Wilzinki,
II Ravenel, Smith s. Co, Israel g. Brussel,
Humbird Fl Co, Mrs f North, + Maxwell,
CCarmcr l. I Arnold s. &C, A Latee.
Il RICE Annnk
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@ A M o no a 1r g s
FOR CONGRESS

Bf8" COL. r. o. p. VERNON. ofSpartan-
burg, is respectfully announced as a condi-
date Tor Congress, to succeed Col Orr.
pa The friends of COL. JOHN d. ASH
motE respectfully announce him candidate
for Congress, at the next election.
R3s" The friends of col, E. p. JONES. of
Grcenyiiie, respectfully present his name to the
Congressional District, in place Of Col. ORn, who
declines q re- election
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Papers. After cycling us closely, he said
"Gentlemen, did you evergo jSnipcing 2"
Now, L thought that meant courting, Gin
Geargia,) and that we looked to him lire
it was the first time we were ever out on
that business. L was greatly tempted to
get mad, but before had time, he discov-
cred my misconstruchon of his remark, and
asked if L never had seen bird called
Snipe? Itold him [ had He said it was
very fine sport catching them, by simply
taking bag, or net, and going to a branch,
with two persons to hold the bag near the
wate., whilst the others would 20 round
and drive the Snipes down the branch
and into the bag. Knowing something of
the popularity of the Snipe, / thought it
capital sport, indeed, and at his suggestion,
it was soon agreed that all hands Except
the galls) should so snipcing. An old
bag was mustered up, and we all put out
for the branch, which was near by. On
our way, Billy and myself (being new hands
at the busness) insisted on holding the
bag, SO that we might have all the fun of
seeing the Snipes enter. After some OBJ
Jections on the part of D., it was agreed
that we should hold the bag. On arriving
at the branch, Billy and myself took our
stand straddle of the branch with bag in
hand. Now, Mr.. Editor, / wish | was an
artist so that might paint the position in
which we stood. Well, the old man d..
and the young D's and Mr.. s., our rival,
clrced round to drive the Snipes down
Billy and myself holding on tc our bag with
brcathlcss impaticnce. Everything that
moved we thought was Snpe coming
down the branch. In this position we con
tinucd for a length of time, seeing nothing,
until at last | began to smell mouse
Says "l5ill, we are sold" "I reckon
not, says Billy "No mistaken the cal
culotion," said [, "0nd we are the Snipes,
too" Billy, came to the same conclusion,
and we let the old bag go, and made for the
house. When we reached the door peeped
in, and oh Elephant pot pie and Rhinoc-
eros soup, there they were, sitting around
the fire, just as five never had been there.
L tell you l was hot Says I, stBiily, let
us call for our horses and go up to Dicks,
(who lived near by,) and stay all night
there" ooh, that will never do" says
Billy, so | concluded to face the music, and
in we went but with good deal less dig
nifty than when we first entered "Where
are your Suipes," drawed out our rival
| felt very much like walking his log for
him, and had it not been for his size woud
have pitched into him. The gals tried to
console us by promising to fix up trick
for us to play off on this Mr. s., who had
so completely sold us, but it was no CO.
We called for bed, and soon went to
dreaming of Snipes, old bags and Partridge
nets until daylight. After breakfast we
called for our horses and cut out for old
Carolina, swearing VIC never would go
courting in Georgia again.
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TAXES

TIIOSE who fail to pay their Taxes on or
IL by Saleday in May next, will be double
taxed, and an Execution will issue to enforce
payment. | am constantly pressed for the
money by the various District Boards, and
must confne myself to the law in it's collec-
ton and payment on. This is the last notice
j. w. J.. CARY, TIC.
April If. 1853 40 9
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Statc of' SomtIa CarOIina.

IN EQg3Rky TPICKENS.
e. T.. Aiexandery a ma.
Bs Aaf4ti'El resi'l"h ZOE hehei,
Preston McKinnc5 &C.
I appearing 70 tlic 1onnissiener that Preston
\ Mckinney, oaeo q the defendants in this case,
resides without Us limits Of this State: on mo-
ton Of Harrison FOR petitioner 1t is ordered that
the sold absent defendant do appear and plead,
answer rdemur To the petition filedin this case,
within three months from the publication of this
rule, or the said petition will be taken pro ees
fesso as to him.
RoB'T. a. THOMPSON, c.E.p.p.
Com'rs Office, March 20, 1868 3m
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~ S9THCE.

Il LII persons having demands against tho
IN Estate of Col. John A. Easley, deceased
will please present them properly attcsted to
myself, ut Grecnville G. H., or to Gen. Gar
vim at Easley, Pickcns district and, all those
indebted to said Estate, are requested 70
make prompt payment.
w. K. EASLEY, Admir-.
April 10, 1858 50 8
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lsr BRIGADE, lsT DIVISION, S. c. NJ. 4
order No - Greenville c. II.
II a. LEDBETTER having been elected COL-
~, ONEL of the I'd Regiment, lst Brigade st
DIVISION, s. c. NJ, and duly commissioned, will
be obeyed and respected accordingly.
BY order of Brig. Gen. EAsLEY:
II. LEE TIIRUSTON, Brig. Major.
Apri 2G, 1858 d If
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FOR TIE SENATE

gsE~ The friends of Gen. F. n. GARvIN
announce him candidate for the State Senate.
at the ensuing election.
BES" The friends ofELIIIU II. GRIFFIN,
Esq. respectfully announce him candidate
for the Senate, for Pickens district, at tho
next election.
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Wanted,

u Wanted,
1.-TWO 0R!THREE SIoENI AKERS. VA
u gcs good and punctually paid Board
can also be had on reasonable terms. Apply
at the shop Of
M. r. MITCHELL.
Pickens @. IT,, March 10, 1858 34-tf
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State Of South Carolina,
IN EoUITY-pIcKENs.
james Rogers


VS. Bin for Partition Srs
Edward Rogers ct. ais
L I appearing to the satisfaction of the Com
missioner that Edward Rogers, Temperance
MeWhorter, John fcWherter and wife Sarah
Wilson Drennan and wife Prudence, Amos Rob
fnsoif and wife Nelly, Hugh Rogers and tho
heirB-at-law of John Rogers, to wit: -, Reg
era. his widow, Emerson Black and wife Elsga-
beth, - Moore and wife Sarah, James Rogers
Bachariah Rogers, William Rogers, John Rog-
ers, and David Rogers, defendants 10 complain
ants bin of complaints, reside beyond the limits
Of this State: on motion of Norton, complain
ants solicitor, 1t ia ordered that the absent de-
Pendants above named do ecyorally appear in
this honorable court and plead, answer, or de-
muir to the said bill, within three months from
the publication hereof, or their consent 10 the
same will be taken BY an order pro confesso.
RoB'P. A. TH0MPSON, e.g,P.D.
Com'rs QEee, March 80, 1858 3m
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FOR THE LEGISLATURE

DSS@ The friends of GEORGE h. CHERRY
respectfully announce him candidate for the
Legislature, at the next election.
Bsg" The friends of Maj. JOHN C. MIL
LER announce him a candidate for the Leg
islaturc, at the next election.
BsS" The friends of WILLIAM HUNTER
neg leave to announce him candidate for
the Legislature, at the next election.
geS~ The friends of DR.. A. j. ANDERSON
respectfully announce him a candidate for
inc Legislature, at the ensuing election.
Eeg~ We arc authorized to announce VIII.
LIAM HAMILTON candidate for the Legis-
lature, at the ensuing election.
FOR TAX COLLECTOR
Bess" The friends of II. CLEVELAND HUNT
respectfully announce him candidate for Tax
Collector. at the next election
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Religious Notice.

REV. LEWIS SCARBOROUGH will preach on
III funeral occasions at the following times and
places: May I'd. at McKiuncy's, (NIargarct Me
Kipney's funeraD at III O'Clock, A. M. AT
Twelve Mile Camp Ground, on the Sd, at IL
O'Clock, NJ. At Bethlehem, on the 4th, at IL
O'clock NJ, and Mt Tabor at candlc-lieht the
same day At Cross Roads, on the 9th, at -
O'Clock, NJ, and Mt New Hope or Trap half af-
ter o clock the same day. April 81
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-05-01
Anderson Prices Current.
ooaaForrD wNNklY ny ESeIAsD, SIFoKLE7

ASDERsoN g. H., April %. 1858
Cotton per ,lb. - 9 III
4 salt, per sack, 81 200
!. Coffee, Rio, per 10. 13M
Sugars brown, per lib. 9{9l1
crushed and loaf, lb. 14@IS
Molasscs, West India, per gallon, 40 Ia as
N Orleans 45 a. 90
nNrn ga. per bunch, l.20
oesnabturgs, (hcavy) per yard, 1sC9l4
Shirtings, 10 XII
Iron, common size Swcdc, per lb 6l
English, "- s
Nails. per kcg, 666B
Oil, Liuseed, per gallon, 1877 az l.50
-, Train, 90 a. 100
Glass, 9Xl0 3 Ia q o.
10X12 8.25 "a 800
Rice, per lib. 6J a.
Flour, per barrel, 5 M $50
Wheat per bushel, 90 G6 90
Corn, 40 M 56
Bacon, hog round, 10 a. II
Bsgging, Gunny, per yard, 17G9l8
Oats, per bushcl, As IA 80
Ieas, LOO
rowdSr' Rife, per kcg, u a. 8
gsaF" There is always to be found a good Stock
ol Goods, mt f., b. s. Co.'S.
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Head Quarters.

FNIiE Battalions composing the ID Rcgi-
IL ment of Infantry, S. c. NJ, will parade
Tor drill and review at their respective places
of rendezvous, as follows:
The lst Battalion at Whites, on Saturday
the 18th of May next; and the I'd Battalion,
at the usual place of rendezvous, on Satur-
day the 22d of May.
Commissioned and non-commissioned off,
GERS will attend the day previous to each re-
view for drill and instruction.
Mai. ID. A. Lcdbetter and Capt. j. Brewer
are charged with the extension ofthcse orders
BY order ofLieut Col. Rogers.
w. N. CRAIG, AdIt.
April Ia, 1858 80 6
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WANTED TO HIRE,

TTNEN OR TWELVE NEGRO MEN to
Il work on the Blue Ridge Railroad three
miles above Walhalla. Apply on the Road,
or to the subscriber.
ELAN SHARPE.
Dec TO- 1857 % 6m
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Something Now at Old Pendleton
GROCERIES, GROCERIES!
TVNIIE UNDERSIGNED have established
Il at this place. n

HNlIE UNDERSIGNED have established,
IL at this place, a
Family Grocery StOFe,
For the purpose of accommodating the public
with GROCERIES at Anderson prices Our
terms being strictly cash or its equivalent,
enables us to offer inducements not to be
found elsewhere. 1t is useless to enumcratc
our Stock; suffice it to say, we have com
plctc Stock of all kinds of GOODS usually
kept in Grocery Store.
We will barter or pay the highest cash
price for Produce, and the usual articles of
home manufacture and barter
All we ask is fair trial
JOHN Il. SLOAN 6 co.
Pendleton, March l2 1858 34-tf
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a FTER returning thanks for past patron
"A age, would beg leave to inform their
friends and customers that they are now re-
ceiving large and we'll selected Stock of
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LATER From FOsT IkAvEEwOzru.
NOTHING IMPORTANT FROx UTAH-RUkOREl
ENGAGEMENT WITH tbs HOREOHs.

NOTHING IMPORTANT FROX UIAH-RUkORRD
ENGAGEMENT WITH tbs AOREOHS-
The United States transport MAX arrived
yesterday, at A. NJ, from Fort Leavenworth.
She left that point on Friday, the l4th inst, at
p. N.-one day after the J. II. Laeas.
The officers Of the Mink report no change in
matters at the Fort, but tlilgs were progress
sing briskly, and vast preparations were still
going on for general departure. The detsch-
ment Of 3l4 Dragons, being companies A, B.
ana c., which she conveyed to the Fort, were
about to start for Pert Riley, and from thence
they were to march for the City Of the Saints.
Their object in going to Fort Riley, was 10 con-
duct supplies to that position.
A messenger had arrived at Fort Leaven-
worth, from Salt Lake City, the day before the
arrival Of the MAX at the former place, but
Lieut. Reno stated that no HeIps Of any GccOHat
was brought by him. The officers, priva.es
citizens, and all, seemed TO understand, BY the
latest information, that the MsrmoDs were as
determined as ever to resist the troops, and the
last express messenger brought tidings TO the
effect that, from out Salt Lake City, the Wo-
men and children, in large numbers, were be-
ing sent soutkWsrd, as If 10 be out Of harms
way.
a rumor, which is of little consequence, as
it was c0ntrsdicted almost as soon as started,
prevailed at LesVesworth, TO The effect that the
Mormon forces had an encounter with Colonel
Johnston's command, routing them, killing $50
and driving the latter before them for a dis
tsnes OF one hundred and fifty m:les.
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lAIlL = 60 = s.ss.ss..ss-.ssss- ss--sssL 7
SCOTT A. nTXnN

A TfOKNETs AT Law AND SOLICITOR FIN CHAN
n Cray, Ephis- Tenn, VII praliioe their profess
Ion n ~ the Courts held in the city Memphis and the
Supree and Federal Courts TacE-on. Prompt Etten-
t9u VII ~ s claims for collection eEtrusted 70
them Olos in New Sank Building, corner Of Main and
ESdscn streets h hank. Kntran-e Madison
street ian6-tf
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rransport q Afrleans o Freaeh Wsst Indiss

The great irreguIarity of the West Afriesh
mail steamers mas Of late interrupted the cur
rent CT the history of the notorious Regis con-
tract for supplying the French West Indies
with purchased Africans. Tue last arrivals,
however, pnt as 10 possession OF some addi-
tional facts quite conclusive as TO the ehsrse-
ter Of the traffic. subsequently to the news
that the Portuguese authorities had refused 10
allow the French purchase Of negroes within
the limits Of the province Of Angola, our read
ers may recollect that advices from the West
Indies announced the arrival in the French
Antilles Of one Of II. Regis ships, with a
caTg OF 500 Africans, 100 Of whom lost their
lives in an attempt TO land them. But hitherto
there has been nothing positively known as to
where this unhappy batch OF negroes was OBJ
tsined. The African mail Jest arrived fills up
this hiatus In the melancholy and miserable
tale. It seems that the Stella, after being
joined by another ship, the Clara, proceeded
beyond the territorial limits Of Angola, and
there found barrseo0ns filed with slaves be-
longing to the Cuban characters Of various
American vessels, which had been seized
(squipse for the tTsfhe, but without national
papers on board and sent TO the Vice Ad-
mirslty Court OF Sierra Leone for adjudication
A bargain was soon struck with the agents In
charge OF the baTracOons- Eight hundred Of
ihess slaves, who had been captured in the
regular course of the internal slave trade, and
brought down to the coast for sxportstion,
were bought for the Stella, and 400 for the
Cara.
OF the 500 purchased for the Stella, 600 were
shipped in one day 90 hurried and unseru-
pulous were the French agents engaged in this
disgusting and cruel transaction. Inc only
thought or care they had was whether the re
groes they drove from the barraeoons on board
ths ship were in physical plight to bear voy
age across the Atlantic. That ssceTtained,
into the held and between decks they were
thrust, with an expedition that defes all Span
ish competition or rivalry. And from the
slave baTTscoous southwark Of Angola, on the
west coast Of Africa, 'hese 200 negroes were
carried by the contractors Of the imperial
government of France tel Martinique and Quad
aloupe WHAT may have been the mortality Of
the middle passage is not ststei. But il is known
from other sources that 100 Of the Africans 90
bought were swamped, and perished on the
coast Of one Of those islands. Let Us, there
fore, assume hat Of the l 200 thus bought,
only one thousand safely reached the FreReh
colonies. On their arrival the contractor
would, BY the terms Of his arrangement with
the Imperial government, become entitled to
1000. New, II what one single particular,
we ask, does this operation differ from an or
dinary slave trade adventure, punishable as
felony BY the laws Of every civilized country,
and denounced as crime agaius. God and
msn by the Congresses OF Vienna and Verona
London Daily NsWs.
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DIR. B. L. LASKY,
Physician, Surgeon and AccOucher
washington Street, between Main and Second,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
once hours from to O'Clock, A NJ, and from to
O'Clock, P. n.

once hours from 70 O'Clock, A NJ, snd from 70
O'clock P. n.
THAN FuL for the kind pstronAge heretofore ex-
toniei % me, take pleasure 10 inform my custom
and The public IN Fenera that u Is not my lnlenton
this city has been reported and that an
resdy attend 70 all OF internal and external
iiseases sad that pr pared 70 undertake the most
1cut operations and Aooonch nts. and that DO not
osonei any preparation Of mercury IN diseases
whatever.
Secret diseases cured N nav oun method IN such
manner not Interfere with the business Of the Pc
tent and that co not any mercury In the treat
uasnt Of the same.
For the following Rheumaflsu, A-thrftis, Neuraigft,
Nervous Headache and he Paralysis Dyspepsia,
rorpidity the Liver Spinal Curvature and We1knes
Utertne Diseases, HipPs5 Tunor Abus or white Swell
ing DeAfuess, well as ali dseases Of the Eve and Ear
AmenOrrhOea- Cho-osis Steriity, spermstorhQes, &C.
&c o. disease that require entirs regulation q
The faid aad nervous svsteT use the MagnsoEeotrif
reatent which Il universally known for its prletca-
bility
After practice Of ten yesrs Is Star Physioisn and
Oirectar Of several hospitals in Germany. and eigh
years practice in The United states reputation as
Physician Surgeon and Aooouchsr Is suc.enty estae
Aahed ss 70 use No further Comment.
de-2s-dswiF DR.. r. l. ANk1
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R A UPTON,
n. p. EcKRHNA.

I n T. mcAANNas
It was moved and adopted that the Chair ap-
point committee Of three under the report J
and Col. Elmore nominated Messrs. Upton,
Phelps and Thompson, after several gentlemen
had declined serving.
Judge King offered three resolutions: First,
for the calling Of a meeting of the Directors,
the requiring Of them to meet and the removal
Of the Office OF the company 70 Marshall; Sc
cond, for the election Of officers at Marshall (;
third, for the postponement OF the sale till the
first Tuesday In July. and for the soliciting Of
the assent Of the bensfcisries thereto. He sup
ported them in very Lengthy observations,
which be prsfaeed BY saying that be had bin
self but a slight interest in the enterprise, but
be also represented DR.. Fowlkes. Of Memphis.
After eonrluding bic observstions, In reply TO a
question from Mr. Bryon, Judge King stated
that when be left Memphis, Dr. F0wlkes bad a.
bis command $40 600 through two Of the banks
Of that city, and $500 more In his own hancs
that be understood $40 900 was all that would
be necessary by the lst Of June, and that be
would sacrifice any portion Of the large real
estate be owned, to benefit the enterprise. In
the course Of the discussion which took place,
the question as to the power OF the Legislature
of Texas, subsequently TO the granting Of the
charter, 10 impose new conditions upon the
company, arose, and It was stated that she had,
in consequences Of having expressly reserved
that rightin her organic law.
Lengthy discussions ensusd, and several re-
solutions were proposed. Ultimately resolu-
tion was ADOPTED for the appointment Of com |
mittee to confer with the creditors, and see
what arrangement can be made with them, for /
the preservation OF the rights of the present !
in the road In connection with
which Mr. Uptoa minated that proposition
that the amount due the creditors should be en-
tered as cash in the stock, and that the amount |
krra ~ ho1Inra hnra ahrufA ~ N.
tered as cash TO the same amount, and the un-
iertsking be continued as BY new company, i
vas far advanced towards consummation, and /
'FOuldsvsry probably be finally adopted.
The msetiug then adjourned till noon on
Tuesday next.
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JAMES MOORE,

A TTOREET Al LAW, Memphis Tena- Referenoes
"A Messrs ward & Jones, Phillips white, Lamb,
T5ang 3 CO. NcOlanahan, TrousoAie Dill, Milton G
Putusm hues Owel Bsq., 2 n. Avery ESQ, Memphis
ono m stairs II the corner of Main and Madison
streets nsEt der Gsgoso Savings Ins tltution
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ANOTHER HoRRIBLE 0UTRAGE.-The Ia
dianspolis papers find fault with Governor
willard for pssturing his COW in the State
House ysrd.-N y Tribune.
Will Governor Willard do us the special ia
vor to keep his COW out Of the State House
yard? The Black Republican papers every
where will, in a short time, be OVERLOOKING with
wrath and indignation at the outrage your COW
is daily committing. The country, for the
past four years, has been cOnVulsed by the
slavery question in Kansas, and from which
Congress has lust been relieved By all our
fondness for peace, do stop the tempest tina.
the Black Republicans are brewing about your
COW, or the country will be afflicted with an
other terrible political and social earthquake
Greeley has got bold Of it, and the devil will
soon be 70 paw. Every Republican in the coun-
try will tear his shirt with honest indignation
So please, Mr.. Governor, keep that COW from
pssturing in the state House yard l-CrneiHHdti
Enquirer.