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ibc - b.a- e. .ugS.-sr,nsl dfsffrrt D.. {, .u
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Soihs ON JEFFERSON COUNTY
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NO. Tn Ascl,,,, ,

No. TIN dem, aad ", R.k,,
Founders Of the Academy eou.u.
'o'ea the theme Of . former .,r,.. a, No,..
ava no". shat farbiis the contemplation .,
A"o'he' long last Of public beu.f.e t.,. a..
L'A"'s' ef the Aea&rHy ;"
seems best TO riew rh,. .uec...;o, =,
se""e@eo bJ periods or ,is. silor,rs o.
"''0 e'ee-the hrcr period. carving u,
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Inc arn generation # Tru.te-. w;uL
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'se' AFTER 'onr yssIs residcnce IN N. t,,n
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s'e'''0a /" Trustee th.r;y fsur war,
''"'s that Of bis Jounger brother L, l.,
"''ss' nou deceased aud s,I,y TIRE. v,,,
sI"se 'sr election Of their Lonor.d f,,h.,
uon'' Gigs, Sr, sto va, on. - -.
'-s's thai constituted the original Ba,,d
'' trustees fhs, worthy patn,reb as,A.
s"'on'Ai uuss vas also oas Of IN. o,,.it
'o""'s -nd founders --one 81 IA. ,y,,'o,,.I
s',' zoe OF whom ss h.Vs already spoken
See f"'' Series. un4er NJ XXxviu
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'e'' 10 tLrnish NE, to the car, NJ -.
80" ''eA '1fOrm.'iOO, 10 .riiias or IA
Is may serve M in these .k.ieL,.
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Disc ,vesy IN iaeai,ne.

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ihe num.rou. f,icrd. of the Rev J.L,
i"'''i late ofihI- city .a,. the BALTIMORE
e'" ha' how of,b- isL,e. nh street CLueh.
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mo"l Va calling meeting "tt..r ,r,I
To firm a v,cil,re, Committee e. cup
pre- certain secret ruov w-r'- Un,prg ,
roi're r"rulsri"n, ard .o ,'"p out,.g ,
"n private properly Govrrnnr Wa al
drr> et letter 10 Mayor Ma,o. calliac b.,
a. enri"u - ih~ mrvrui-i, sud sdi,ng ,h.
lie w'u'i ~ fore 1. prnhlLtins .ncb a. c-t
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TIE Mayer ~ reply tat. that knoeirr ~,
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. 7 ]. ! . !. !. !:
S37 500. =
~ for The heurh OF the STATE ci Delaware
Iss I55 tor iE5-, 10 ~ drawn a. Wilma gtOu
on Saturday July II Is5s b
B Sumber Louerv- ~ Dawn Ballots.
SsiLLiIST sCHENL.
he Of s3T 500 Of IL. 90; Of 10000 Z
L.J0O. OFFS 900; / Of 1000 | Of 2. JB
. Of 1000; 80 of 900; rs Of $50.
&c, &c, &c
4 ck-rs $40; Halves IS, Quarters 81 so
rates OF P'ks f25 Whole tickets sItOOe r.
tDo DO p Hail 1000
Do do 25quarier " $500 ~,
$50. 900! ne
Nv for the ben-hI OF the STATE Of DSiaNaTs ~ ~
sNs O for 1855, 10 he drawn At Wilmington, -
-------- Iu.g. - 1855
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NOTI('L

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saI sf.fl-. q. o. rrfffr sud itf .rrnaf1fr 1.s
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-12-25
II E] L$ GzI$W w l$l5 GWWsR 1[$ r.

ELreTEp-Ou the 10Th instant, Judge
Ruiiu was elected to fill the place made va
cant on the Supreme Bench of North Caro-
lima by tho death of Judge Nash.
MURDER - A brutal murder was commit
ted upon Rob't, Morrison. in Chester Dis
trict, on the 9th inst, by Wm. Hodges and
Joseph lIowertnn, who have fled tho conn
try. One hundred dollars reward is offered
for their apprehension.
GEN. ScoTr.-Licut. General Scott passed
through Charleston on his way to Key West.
He WAS received in handsome style 10y the
military Of that city.
ADDRESS Col. Kcitt, of this State, has
been selected to deliver the annual address
before the literary societies of lIumpden
Sidney (Vn.) College.
The IIIGuEST RANH.-By decree of the
Propaganda of Rome. confirmed by the
Pope. the highest rank in the Catholic
Church, in the United States, has been con
forrcd ON Archbishop Kenrick, of Bnlti-
more, who will hcncc'orth tnke precedence
in all meetings and councils.
NNi''N A'' h"srhS'-Iiiow 'o'Ns u'nor we
T"V" ,r,' |:,' ,op,.oo "o ii''ooo ,"neS 10 ''"c
- "' "''"'r" CO., y, '"': county "''S"' III o'"-
man :. ooos his lenoth " ON fr;od f.nn, ,.I,i,a
am Esouimaux Indian thinks tollow tho cG.
max of luxurics.
ON ,1r.nsn.,- r,-..- w.
cll,v;n,, nns;,;nns ~ u,a S..n Caa>,;'' ~'a ~"
delegation in the Federal House of prpc.
yentatves, on the different Committees
Col. Boycc is Chairman OF Tie Committee
ON Elections; Col. Kcitt, is Chairman Of the
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-12-25
Pennings and Clippings.

New ADvERTIsrMENTs.--T readers at
tcnton is directed to the now advertisement
in this weeks paper.
DIVINE SERvIeE.-Rev w. G. Mullinnix
will preach in the Church, at this place. IN
the first Sabbath in January.
COMMON Scuools. This system of cd
ncation wherever tried proves q decided sue
cess. In Charleston, l,G9S children have
received instruction one year each for the
sum of S2l, lI5; making an average to each
pupil Of only Sl3l9! And this includes
books, maps. paper, sc. To say nothing Of
the superiority of this system, it proves to be
cheaper than any other; and still our wise
legislators refuse to extend the system to
this State! Comment is unnecessary
- ANpsINC.--To hear the Columbia Gaaydi.
an talking of Senator Chesnuts election rs
a triumph of ,Slate Riydts in South Carroll
M. When. and where, and how, says the
Egdctield ldceFiser, were States Rights 9th
erwise than triumphant in South Carolinag
MTssIssIprI.-Thc Mississippi Legislature
adjourned on the 81 inst. Mr.. Black. a
Representatives from Tishcmingo, was killed
on his return home by tic falling of stage
coach from u bridge,
NoyEL ORDINArIoN.-At the late Indian
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South. the venerable Bishop Early
ordained twelve Indians principally Chiefs
of their tribes, to the Gospel Ministry.
a DELICATE IiEMiTTANcE-A Texas pa.
per mentions having received letter from a
friend. accompanied with scalp of Ca-
manchc Indian.
SouTHERN BnNDs. North Carolina State
Bonds sold in New York at 9S}. being from
a cent and half to eight and half cents
higher than the bonds of anyother Southern
State.
ODITuARY.-We regret to notice the an
nouncement of the death of Col. Albert
Pike of Arkansas. lie wasn distinguished
lawyer. poet and scholar. He commanded
&C. company Of the Arkansas Cavalry in
Mexico, ana was brave and determined sol.
dicr 1t will be remembered that he sue.
".
ated masonic Office.
PAIp.-Thc first payment of $57, 900 and
interest has been made on the Mount Vernon
purchase by Miss Cnnninghan,.
THE LAST or TuI SEMlNoLEs.- Tho III ri-
da Sentinel says, the total number of Indian
warriors now in Florida, all told. is but thir-
ty-fve men; it is supposed that they, with all
their squaws and children. will be induced
to emigrato in less than two months, always
excepting Sam Jones, who will doubtless die
in the green everglades where he has lived
so long. ..,.5.s ~.
HEALruY CoUNTRY--u w Kendall. wri-
ting from New Draunfels, Texas, says---tako
az within ton miles of this place, and
! kno, Of hat one physician, worry worthy
and intelligent man who tends a grist mill
fora livelihood - 80 500
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-12-25
Lagislature of sOnth Carolina.

CoLUMpIA.-ln the Senate, OH the l4th,
a bill to repeal the first section of an act to
amend the law in relation to trading with
Slaves was discussed and rejected.
Uufavorab(c report of the Committee on
TIC judiciary, on a bill toprovide compcn-
sation for State witnesses. On the motion
toagrcc to the BILL the yeas and nays were
called for. Yeas l3 nays q. The bill
was therefore lost.
a bill to alter the Constitution of this
State, so that in the election of officers by
the General Assembly it must be done
oio0 Uocc, was discussed and lost-ycus, 2S
nays,9.
Mr.. Sharpe moved to reconsider, which
was carried and, on motion of Mr.. Zim-
mcrman, it was ordered to be made the
special order for tomorrow, at II o'clock
The Blue Ridge Railroad WAS then de-
bnted by Mossrs Harrison for and Palmer
against it.
In the House, was taken up bill to
amend Vhe Constitution OF the State in re-
laton to the manner of voting for members
of the General Assembly.
Mr.. Ycadon moved that the bill be con
tinucd to next session. Agreed to;
A bill to alter the law in relation to last
Wills and tcstamcnts a lively discussion
cnsucd upon the different sections of the
bill The bill proposes to put real and per-
sonal estate upon the same footing The
debate was participated in by NIcssrs. Yea
don, VIM Whalcy, MCGOWAN, Mullins,
Perry, Pope, Inglis and Mcmminger The
bill was finally read second time, and or
dcred to be sent to the Senate.
The discussion on the Blue Ridge Rail-
road was then continued by Messrs. Rich
ardson and Wilkes for, and Mr.. Moore
against the enterprise
A bill tc increase the pay of Grand and
Petit Jurors was reada third time its title
changed to an act, and referred to the
Committee OH Engrossed Acts
Daring the evening session, the Blue
Ridge was again discussed by Mr.. Mem
mingcr in most powerful speech, and the
bill lost. Yeas, 5S; nays, 81.
In the Senate, on the 10Th, the bill to
aid in the construction of monument to
the signers of the Declaratiouof Indepenl
dcnce,in Independence Sqaure, Penn, was
recousidcred and passed. Yeas, rs; nays,
II. The bill appropriates $4,000.
Favorable report of the Committee on
judiciary, on bill to amend an act, enti-
tied an act more effectunlly to prevent the
illicit traffic in cotton, corn, rice, OF wheat,
with slaves and free persons of color On
motion of Mr.. Fickling, the report was laid
upon the table, for the purpose of taking
up the bib. (, The bill was, read a second
time and discussed by Mcssrs. Tickling,
Palmer, Rhett, Dantzler and Barker.
On motion of Mr.. Palmer, the bill was
laid upon the table.
a bill TO authorizo tie issue of bonds or
stocks for continuing the construction of
the New State House, having received a
second readi0giI the House, was read a
second time in che Senate. The yens and
nays were called for Oh agreeing to the bill
YGas36 rays2. The bill was therefore
f
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-12-25
}IYMIE MEAL.

MARRIED, on the 18th instant, by Rev, w.
hlullinnix, Mr.. JONI IIENDRIcks to Mrs.
CYNTHIA CoUcH, all of Pickcns. "'
On the l4thinstant, b.S Rev. T. l.. McBryc,
ID ID, Dr.JonN HOLLAND, of AbbeviIlc to
Miss MARTHA. daughter Of j. p. HARRIS,
Esq, of Anderson.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-12-25
PICKENS G. H., s. c.:
Saturday Morning, December a5, 1858

BsS~ In accordance with II timc-bonorcd
custom. and to allow all persons connected
with the publication Of the paper to enjoy
the festivities of tic season, no paper will be
issued from this Office next week.
- .
nE9vhessrs. ANDERSON and MAXWELL will
accept our thunks for important legislative
documents.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-12-25

ten assist them in the work by grants of
conditions and restrictions as would secure
the transportation of troops and munitions
of war free fom amy charge, and that Of
the United States mail ut fair and reason
able price.
The progress of events since the com
mcnccmcnt of your last session, has
shown how soon difficulties disappear be-
fore firm and determined resolution. At
that time such road was deemed by wise
and patriotic men to be a visionary project
The great distance to be overcome, and
the intervening mountains and deserts in
the way, were obstacles which, in the
opinion of many, could not be surmountcd
Now, after the lapse of but single year,
thc3e obstacles, it has been discovered, are
far less formidable than they were suppo,
sed to be; and mail stages, with passen-
gers, now pass and rep0ss regularly, twice
week, bya common wagon road between
San Francisco and st. Louis and Memphis,
in less than twenty-five days The service
has been as regularly perforated, Gs it was,
in former years, between New York and
this city.
Whilst disclalmlng al authority to ap-
propriate money Tor the construction OF
TINS road, except that derived from the
war-making power OF the constitution,
there are impotnnt collateral considerations
urging us to undertake the work rs Speedl-
~ us possible
The first and most momcntous of these
~ 'i"' Sucn roa0 "ouiu DC powerful
Oohd OF uhlon between the states east and
west OF the Rocky Mountains. This Is so
Seit,e'ioeht rs 10 require no i!iuStrat'oh'
nu' again IN commefc'a' point OF
view, con$.uSr I'M" 'he great question ot
inc Gay' "ith the eastern front OF our
t'Pup'Ic H'rC'chihg along thc htIaitic, ana
lIS western lront a'ohg 'he racine IL all
'hG parts ShoUid be ""itcd ny safe easy
''"u m ropiu 'h'efeonih'un'cati'n' we must
>N, "e",i'y ~ .o''i'''i'''u Wy '"'Ho P'ol:'
I,o'l u I'lc '''"c Oo''! "i r,u'oPc anu +NSE''
IN .m 'ooc". '''''i'S "'''t Nn'''a ''' o"P""
"''I ol'en '"'s' Ilc'i anu PoPu'o"S '"P'[cS
~ o,' LII ooI'netGe ''a an" 'no history G' ,ne
"G,'" p'o''s :''"' 'no u"''o" "!'icn ,''S
sum" possession o' ''1c 'raue WIN faS,
w." .Sai"' 'irI T l"'sS oc'o'"c weHi'ny "''o
loHU''0.' ,,o Poou''1' - "iSlo"' Po'
s,o" " o".''o' MA any, o"i "olltc poSSes,
,o ,,,I.o, w.; NJ "i c'';,e I'P.C'i Pn,5 "rrU m
,''',, i1',S H. i''o n ,'''' "''l"' 'ie'o ~
,"0 10" ,'"' 49, w." Nv, ~ u az ,n
I.,,to ,,;l.IL ~ '',l
,nrodnot, I0l, ~ """ t"u''"t0 e '
',;nM Rn,do. UnnL yy,lrnoS ~'''I' ,,o,'aI y. .rI
our tcmncrnto lat;tnJo wL;aI wonId mdt
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-12-25
Fair Notice.

LII persons indebted to the old firm Of
IA p & EE Alexander are requested to
pay up by the first of March next or their
Notes will be placed in the hands Of proper
officers for collection. The firm must and
will be wound MP.
Il. T.. ALEXANDER,
Dec IL; 1853 % If Survivor.
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KE0 w EE COU r / Err.
RoBT. A. THOMPSON, Editor.

TERMS. --Sl.50 per anntut. in advance. IL
payment be delayed until afterthe expiration of
tho year. $500 For six months, 75 cents, in
advance. s a ss,t& -.
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The Message.

iWo have surrendered our columns almost
entirely to the Presidents message. 1t an
important State paper aud should be read by
all: its great lcngth should not deter any
one from pcrusing it with calm deliberations
The Presidents suggestions for IL revision
of the tariff, and taking military possession
OF the northern provinces of Mexico, do not
mcot our appreciation. His Cuba and South
American policy arc also, in our Judgment,
of doubtful propricty. When space is at our
command, VIC may have something further to
say on these points.
In other respects we endorse tho message,
and ask for it tho attentive consideration OF
our numerous readers
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-12-25

WASHINGTON, Dec l5.A-The Senate
proceedings to-day are not importantsiE.
Senator Cameron presented memorial from,
iron masters Of Pennsylvania, for special dt-
ties on iron. jgAN
The House, the debate on the cnse of
Judge Watrous was concluded, and the
House refused to impeach- so for and lib
against impeachment. H. !.
WAsmNaToN, Dec. 15.--The Senate
held an executive session to-day, and tati-
fed the Japanese and Chinese Treaties.---
Also, confitmed the nomination of Hon 3.
Clancy jones Nlinistefto Austria, Pres
ton tospainj and Ward to- China.
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Gurppdifebe Naebricbten.
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