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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-17

TuR YUs4RD CosCJcs.-Ths success 81 tbese coooeSs
"a crscudo, tie attendance being nstuy the inoreaso
Ton sbts programme ia very good, sod some extra al
uacuors arc announced fer re ocnirg week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-17

t'wrGO, 1pTI 10, ietS.
TteFe arc nov aQoei from 1ahe yichCsn Ter ihs port
10000 bushela Of wheat sni 10 600 bushels corn Tho
receipts TIA morning were to,oco busseB wheat mostly
frOga CtlCago.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-17

Cgumry TO snmAr -CspA Thonss 7. Eocre and his
rtte ~ tss bark octs7s arrested In Rctord. CT
the l4th irst charged vnh causing the death a Por.
rsutse sss-nan b. crVsl'y and volsncs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-17
NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.
Senale,

ALBANY, April ls, 1858.
The following bnis ware ordered TO a third reading
To amend the Code OF Procedure
To extend the power Of the State Engineer.
40 incorporate company to coonze certain portions
of Mexico With tho consent Of the Mexican government
10 incorporate the Peoples Loan and Relief Company Of
New York.
The resolution 70 adjourn this evening objected
The Senate then TOOK Up the Annual Appropriation bill
AFTERNOON SESSION.
entire session consumed IN discussing the
nusi Appropriation bill.
All the Senate amendments Increasing the sppropra.
bate melton 70 reoomnit, the Senate took recess 10
TEP.A
The Serate copcurrei in the Assenblys amendments
70 the broadway Railroad bill
The bill giving the SUITE Engineer The power OF absolute
removal bis star q wns passed by ayes 90 nays IL
Mr.. NoNos moved that the CommIice Of the Whole be
discharged from further consideration o. the Broadway
iTrallel Railroad bill
8, which vas agreed 10 by ayes is, nays Is
A,Is.Messrs Amss, Bcsrdmsn. Brsndrelb. Burhsns,
Diven, Fly, Hassd Latin. ssudcvtle Patterson Pratt
Jotn y. Willard.
wcf,S e''N1 'A-'' 'N-'"' % ''" WINE
because was wiling give the friends OF the BIZ
opportunity 10 be heard on iis merits.
Mr.. q b wIUyfEx moved for Q rscoe sldersgo Of The
vote.
TIE motion Was lost.
rEexr.
Relative 70 the powers Of assignee AID TO protect Gre
d.iors from fraud.
To incorporate the Peoples Loan and Relief Company
Assembly.
ALBANY, April I6, 1853.
The Assembly, acr agreeing with the sena,e's amend-
meets B-oosyn Terry bill and Others, called rom
te table tAe resolution for the Ar sdorrnmeai OF yes
terdsy and Mr. wAGKa moved 70 amend 1t by Inserting
at ten TO night"
Various motions were them made for the final adjourn
ment, but all eventually were lsi on the table.
motion fer Joint committee 10 consult on the nnal
adjournment WAS also lest
A long struggle then took place saspendng tho
after the 10Th Of March.
Mr. yAr yAfgryrrTG (rep) attacked tho democrats
With much energy for the late cay .; which they brought
ia important bills and lhe prcseIt attempt TO om6sas
NECESSARY measures by dragging IN With thea party and
personal schemes.
Mr. paYroy fdem) Alec severely denounced tho course
OF tie Chairman OF the Committee Of Ways spd Means
Mr. fuIse (dem) replied In defence " tas course OF
the committee.
After long debate on the motion Of M Van valksn-
burg the rules suspended only 80 far related 10
annual tar and anal debt bills
Mr. IASIsG made three attempts 10 connect with them
tie bi transferring power over contracts 10 tie Ca1ai
Board, bu, oil failed
two hour and haf were wasted In these dscusslors
The following bills were tnen passed
10 allow the foce Justices a New ofk 10 appoint their
clerks
10 provide for the appointment OF clerk and deputy
The Court OF speolai Sess'ous o. New YORK
AT ic O'Clock tie supply b taken and discussed.
Tie eEtTe ktcrfocu ard evening session c0ae1nled
in csoGss.Ds sas psrfeetss TIC Supply bill
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-17
ARRAY and Death at Albany.

ALBANY, April 10, 1907.
This afternoon boy named named Joseph Callahan,
Jr aged fourteen whle playing marbles la the Bowery
with another boy named Michael NAuahton aged thrteec
stabbed with butcher knife and died half hour
Afterwards. They were engaged In q dispute wteo tho
blow Was given. Nsugh.on arrested and committed
70 al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-17

WASHINGTON, April IS, 1853
Ths morning hour was consumed Ia the consideration
Of private business Thrytwo private bills passed.
and the Senate adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-17
Fire In Almond, nv.

ALx0So, April i6, 1853
The Farmers and Mechanics Hotel aud stable attached
10 this village, destroyed 10y Ere last night Lass
% ooo AID uninsured The Ere supposed 10 have boon
the work Of an inccndia-y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-17
The Burial OF Col Benton at st. Louis.
IMPOSING FUNERAL CEREMONIES, AND CIVIC AND MI
LITAxY PROCESSION.

LITAxY PROCESSION.
ST Iorr, April Is, 1863.
Yesterday morning the remains Of Hon. Thomas Y.
Benton were conducted by military escort frou tue
residence Of Colonel Brsnt to the Mercantile
Library Hall, which had been appropriately drspe4
with the usual bacges OF mourning and where they lay
state I'LL ten O'Clock last night Business Us suspended
generally to day, the stores and houses drapef in
mourning and the streets already densely crowded
with spectators Va estimated that persons
visited the hall yesterday 10 upon the features or the
Ilgstrous dead.
At ten O'Clock this morning the remains OF Mr.. Bentoa
were taken from the ball Of the Mercantile Library
Second Presbyterian church, where the funeral cere-
monies reformed by Rev. Mr. CowAn. asslsted by
Rev. DR.. Anderson and Rev Mr. Brccks When tho ssr.
vices concluded the DO ~ placed 10 the hearss
and wac followed 10 the BelefontAine Cemetery BIZ the
moot imposing procession formed In st Louis. IL
consisted Of the relations and friends Of the family al the
military companies OF tie city. the Seventh sgimcnt or
TAXED States Infantry, under the command Of Colonel
Morrison the Judges q the courts the members OF the
bar, the members Of the city government ssrgs MAORI
~ OF the benevolent societies Of Me city the Turner's As
socaticn, and an immense OF citizens In
rases and on foot The cortego forty Two inGtes
PASSING given point
The body of Mcdowell Jones', grandch,d OF Mr. Bca-
on's, Was conveyed 70 the tomb AZ the same time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-17

No "a Jane. sansOn Vi. Hercules S Dsnsrnsn. Ar
raed on both sides.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-17
Ths Utah Peace Commissioners.

Governor Powell and Nsior Nc 1uuoash Pesce
COMMISSIONER and Captain Simpsons Typographical En-
ginecrs arrived here yesterday.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-05-15
The Review at Nus, Barton's,

The review of the ID battalion came off at
Mrs BARToN's OIL Saturday last AT the ust,
al hour the line was formed, when the men
performed the various intricate eyolutions in
most satisfactory, The battalion is COM
manded by Maj. Il. II. GeIrrIN, n gallant
young officer. Col. JAMESON and staff, with
their accustomed punctuality, were on tho
fold as reviewers. Speeches were MAJ on
the occasion, but We were at too cat dis
tance to report accurately.
Col, JONES, one of the candidates for Con
gross, was present, and addressed the people
Thcrc were othors on the ground, who, as a
candidates, were endcayoring to make the
time of their friends and ncighbors pass
pleasantly
There was about the usual number of per
sons In attendance, composed of Indies, SOL
diers and spectators. There was supcra-
bundance of firc-w0tcr" on land which
was disappearing remarkably fastRs tho day
wanod. One experienced in its effects avcrred
that its spirit was quickly transformed into
sound and noise! Although no believer in
in apparitions, we were forcibly struck with
the pungency of the remark. Notwithstand-
ing, no disturbance mared the general en-
joyment of the day.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-05-15
U Gial q 8z e q w % W IF8 al5. II .
Pardons and Communications.

We see in our exchanges that Gov. ALL
sroN ispnrdoning and committing the pun
ishment of offenders found guilty in q due
course of the administration of the law. Ca
scs in our own district might also be stated
The frequency of Executive clemency has at
tractcd our attention to the matter. This is
to beregreted, inasmuch as we believe such
intervention often defeats tho ends of justice
and tends to the commission of crime In
some cases, it is true, this power may be cx-
crcsed without dctrimentto to the public vel
fare, but, where it is exercised almost daily,
we regard it our duty to enter protest a.
gainst it. Our humane Executive is doubt
less governed by the very best motives, but
we must bcPcrmittcd toqucstion the wisdom
of such line of policy. Let the laws be inn
partially administered, and let the guilty yio-
later receive his just and mcritod punish
mcnt. We should either enforce or repeal
our laws, and mctc out justice with an even
hand
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-05-15
New Advertisements.

Attention is directed to the advertisement
of Messrs. f. &'E. L. ALExANDER in anoth-
or column. Their stock is new and we'll Sc
lcctcd, and they sell low-Mr. c. RIEcKE,
Jr., at Walhalla, offers inducements to pur-
chascrs of articles in his line, by doing bust
ness on the CASH principle! Try him
Mr. PERoNNEAV is calling in two instalmcnts
on the stock of the Blue Ridge Railroad. In
this matter punctuality is important as rail-
roads cannot be built without moncy-Mr
j. d. SMITH has received handsome stock
of Spring and Summer Goods. When you
visit Pendleton give him Il call--These and
o.hcr advertising favors may be found in our
columns this week
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-05-15
The Stumphouse Tunnel.

The work at this point, on the Blue Ridge
Railroad, is progressing most satisfactorily
The energetic contractors-M -Mcssrs. IIuMBIRp,
HITcUcoeE 4 Co--arc constantly increasing
their already large force. They are making
fno progress, much better than during the
previous month. The tunnel is complete from
the eastern end to shaft No. l, with the head
ing driven considerable distance beyond.
These gentlemen arc also working the Dick IS
creek tunnel, in Georgia, with their usual
success. The heavy work in this State and
Georgia is all under contract.
The President and Chief Engineer, who
are dcvoting their whole time and attention
to the work, passed down thcroad from Clay
ton q few days since.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-05-15
ron TltE oovRIER.

Mr. Editor: My absence for ten days from
the time ofyour issue of the 1st inst, in which
"DacusVillc' is pleased to present my name in
such complimentary manner as a suitable rep
resentative from this District to the Senate, has
caused the delay in my reply
1t has been no part of my purpose in advocat-
ing the claims of another, to seek political pre-
fermcnt for myself, neither to defeat either of
the three clever gentlemen whose names are al
ready announced, but solely TO select for our
first Senator, one whose name aud high charac-
ter, would in my opinion. have given our Dis
trict more elevated position in the Senate, than
we can otherwise expect to attain. Others have
thought differently and am not inclined to
murmur
To "DacusvillU" md the very many friends
who have so fatteringly used my name in con-
ncction with this matter, shall ever feel CRATE
full and were ! convinced that my services to
the public would be adequate to the great saori-
fce of business and private matters, would
chcerfuly obey the call, but not being so con-
vinced, must be permitted respectfully to de-
cline. MILES NJ NoRroN.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-05-15
North carolina Matters .

z The President has appointed Senator Bisos,
Of North Carolina, Judge of thou S. District
Court Of that State, in place of Judge Por.
TER, recently deceased, who occupied the of.
flee for ftty-six years, having been appointed
by President JEFFERSON. The Governor3of
North Carolina has appointed Hon. Tnos. l..
CLNcMAN, member of the House, to sue
coed Judge BIcGs in the United States Son
ate. Mr. CLlNcMAN has resigned his sea- in
the House: Thus our North Carolina neigh
bors, Immediately northwest of us, will have
to hold, We presume, a special election to fill
thcNocancy. They will be fortunate if they
secure the services of one. equally ablo and
Trustworthy. - S
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-05-15
News of the Week.

Durino lost wool, tLo cit;yons &C Cbor1oe
ION word on.oao1 i, inonanrat;n, n,on,,
mont 70 t,o n,oSnnrv of raI w. W.
,xorov or ,;1nnnu Lonon, Taa w
po,cyrp Mrs doIivorcd a, onn.onr;oto od.
drcss on tho occosion Ir th;s ,,,o
are nlcosol to eto,o tbot Tho s,,oo;oI oomn,;t.
tec of tho Lodios, Cor,nnn Nfonr,,,ont A.so
citation bovo q xoa nro,, a;to e.. h,,;I1;n,tI 49,,
= io' '"'
49, nnth ~ 'ls & o"| oNrroON' ~ y ON
oit,, nf Gha"ro.ta o W ''O Nv Ia'Do. S'.''o ~ ''"
ho la onn n'o oo.r oo'A0t 1'o"9 e ~
o,,o"no1 a.a,;','- ,';u ~ lioNp VIZ, s"u III
L. M Kerr r Wv ''iiS''' - 'l'i''
Tho "occnnot;on. of Nrovioov l,,, tl,;a .o,.
ernmcnt is discussed with favor bv the nross.
of the country generally.
The peoples ticket for Mayor ana Iii-
derman of Philadelphia has been elected by
majority of $500 Yotos. The Mayorelect,
it is understood voted for BUcHANAN forPrc-
sldcnt OF tho United States.
Ihc h'Sh water continues in the Alssissip-
pi river The creFasses opposite and above
Now orleans arc doing immense damage.
FROM Mexico the news is bad. The revo-
iuoonists ana government party were fight
ing at lHmp'co' dARzA still firing on thccity.
nronortn Vossaia ..,,,a, -, Nv -, Wv.
car hr;1 h",; 49, .,o 9'"Pto"' e '"V n.0t
Tho 1mor;os, s;,,,taa,.,s..:.d. a. ':u '.,'''
49,, 'S' --0'0''' 1ns''0'''''"n nSsf'i
washington on'the eth. Five hundred del
egates werc present. They paid their re.
spects to the President in body. &
The European news is unimportant Cot
ubod odvancol oI;cht,,, ~ I';uo.,saot lii,
,;.st ao,"a w. g.. "~. ., - ''0' poo, "'.'
Ns.i' SHles, corn was aaVancins' win pro
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-05-15
Candidates.

Senatoria! honors are rating high, as ~esee
that in nearly every district, where an cleo
tion is to take place, thore are two or more
candidates for the position. Our next door
ncighbor, Anderson is also likely to be much
exercised" in this way, ea1e tho following
from the Gazcte
"Hon. A. Evins and Gen. j. w. Harrison
were present, twas understood, as candidates
for the Senate Messrs. Moore, Shankln and
Vandiyef, candidates for the lower House,
were also there, mingIing among "thc SOW
ereipnaV
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-05-15
Law and Eouitv.

The following gentlemen have been admit.
ted to practice law.in this State.
IS. w. Barker, Charleston Jos. N. Brown.
J. j. DavisJ. w. Ferguson, Laurens.; John
5. Green, Columbia; w. l.. IIudgons, Laur-
ens;I Elvm Knots, Newberry; Robert b.
Lyon Cross Hit; Roswell T, Logan, Wal.
tcrboro Chas. j. Macbeth, Charleston ;'Thos.
/ a, Middleton, Georgetown; J.. p. Moore,
EdScfcld -. n. Nathans, Il. Prioleau RAY
enel. Charleston J. f, Shaw. Greenyille; w.
II; Whitncr, Anderson; Il. Ill. Youngblood,
Edgcfeld. , l
The Chancellors have also admitted those
below named to practice in Equity:
Robt. Il. Allison, Lancaster; A. Austin.
Chesterfield; b. w. Bnll, Laurens; Josiah
Bedon, Walterboro IS, O. s. DoBuhl. Able
vile; S. b. Griffin, Edgcfcld YIN. Hickson,
Barnwcll district +. w. HoadIy, Columbia;
John lard Middleton, Jr., Charleston Rob't.
w. P; Tompkins, EdgcGeld; JAS II. Whit
her, Anderson.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-05-15
c0N8MUNBoA1fb0Ng.
ron TnE couRlEn.

lfr. Editor. Allow mc tho use of your col
umnsto say that am no longer caididatc for
the Legislature. Hgsxe my consent to, become
n candidate most reluctantly, and ] now find it
engagements arc such as to require my whole
time and attention. trust the services here
tofore rendered by me; in the capacity of Rep
resentative VIII satisfy my friends and the pub
lie that have performed ali that could reason
ably be required of me in this respect. There
aremany younger men in the district, who would
honor us in this position, and do credit to them
selves. Unnecessary, let them or others become
candidates. so that the hopors and burdens may
be more equally borne. Thanking my friends
heartily .fortlIeir kind assurances Of support,
very respectfully, Sc.
WM UCSFnR
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-05-15
proceedings Of the Convention.

The Southern Commercial Convention as
semblcd at Montgomery, Ala, on Monday
last. An organization was effected by elect
Ing our distinguished fellow.citizen, Col. A..
P.CALHoUN, President, Hon. Marx a. CooP-
Err, of Ga, Vice President, and P. d. PAGE,
Esq, of Ala, appointed Secretary.
"a committee, consisting of three delegates
from each State, was appointed to prepare
business. L., w. SpHAEr, Esq, of this State,
chairman of o committee on the question Of
resopening the African slave trade, made a
favorable report thereon. Three hundrcd
delegates f5ere present ON Monday, and ma
ny other. ,fere also expected.
NEg doyRRNon;~--H Hon. j. w, Denver has
been appointed Governor Of Kal gas by the
Prssidept. .
=
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-05-15
Exchanges.

The EcHo.-This is a sprighty little sheet
sent forth by the Faculty and young ladies
of the Spartanburg Female College. 1t is
well filed, although VIC arc almost ungallant
enough to commend to the young ladies tho
successful preparation of "johnny-cakcs, y in
stead of the publication of a paper. Howey-
er, success to the Echo, and may it revebe-
rate in many pleasant places, effecting much
good and affordiag its mite of amusement.
PETERsoN.-The Juno number of "Pcter-
sons Magazine" has been received. 1t is
interesting as usual, and handsomely illus
trotcd. G. j. PETERSON, Philadelphia; 50
per annum, with reductions to clubs.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-05-15
Pennings and Clippings.

DIVINE SERvICE.-Rev. John Ariail will
preach the funeral of the late Jasper Bell, in
the Church at this place, on the 9th Sabbath
Of this month.
DEAD.-Iton. j, j. Gilchrist, one of the
Judges Of the Court of Claims, at Washing
ton, died suddenly last week. lie was in the
torty-ninth year of his age, and profound
jurist.
SERVED Him RIGHT.-John Shelley, of
Montgomery, Ala, who was convicted of the
crime of selling pistol to n negro, was os-
corted by military company, upon a rail,
to an artesian we'll when, after immersion
he was released, and told to depart.
DEATH or PALMETTO SoLDIER.-W. j.
Wilson, member of the Palmetto Regiment
died in Camden on the lst inst.
FIRE.-A destructive fire occurred in Bos-
ton on the lst May, consuming property to
the value of ,$2O0,o0o Four persons (frc,
men) lost their lives in. its suppression.
REJoIctNG.-Thcre very general reioic-
ing among the democrats throughout the
North at the passage Of the Kansas bill
ArrotNrED.-Judgo Loring, of Mass, has
been appointed to the vacancy on the bench
of the Court of Claims, by the President of
the United States.
LAAGE REwARD.--Thc Sheriff of George
town district offers a reward of one thousand
dollars for DaVid-Reily, convicted of fraud in
rendering schedule under the prison bounds
act
APPROVES TnECoMrRoNrsE BILL.-Ex-Gov.
Walker of Kansas, has written n letter ap-
proving the Compromise bill, just passed and
Ex-Governor Stanton endorses it;
One OF TaE Converts. AT Chelsea. Mass.
nliqper seller has been converted, given up
his business, and opened prayer meeting
in his saloon.
DEAD.-lton. Samuel Dickson, mcmher
of the last Congress, died at Albany, n. Y,
on tho 4th May. ?
ANNoUNcED,- Wv. P. Price, ESQ.,, of the
Greepyiile Eater,pise is announced as q can
didate for the Legislature from Greenyille
district. Success to you, friend Price n
AN ArTEMpr AT BRIDERY. Exc Governor
Bashford, of Wisconsin, states that he was
offered 100000 to approve of the bill repor.
ted for distributing the lands granted by Con-
gress in aid of the railroads Of that State.
RIcHrINo THEMsELyEs.-Th Detroit FREQ
Press, the Ohio Statesman the Cleveland
Plqi,.Gqleale', and the Louisville Democrat,
heretofore violent opponents of the Lecomp-
ton consultation, cordially endorse the New
Kansas bill. !, y -.
RETURNED.--Gov.i Wickliffe, of La. has
also returned the offensive resolutions of
Mainef forwarded to him; to be laid before the
Legislature g ~
Too hNrE.-The Governor of North Carolina
% few days since granted arespite to q negro
who was sentenced to bebeng, on Friday last
for murdering his mistress ia Columbus co.,
in that State But il arrived too late. ) HI
had already beop executed. ,sa.,i ,ii,s
/, .Nes D.sp.~sUpon the marriage Of Miss
Wheat, of Virginia, On editor IsOpod that her
,path'raight be Jloiocrg and that she mi ght ney
lor be fardshed BY her husband
. pEsqEsT UPos. LorTsRY DEAtERs.-A de-
cent was made upon the lottery dealers Of
Pittsburg, on Thusday last and the members
Of sig different Rrmsw were arreStea, -
. 9i ~ ~ Sr'-E lA '"sfs Sls4s =.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-05-15
PICKENS C. H., S. c.:
Saturday Morning, Hay 15, 1853.
The Weather.

( During the present week, has been cold,
windy and disagrecable. Fires have been
necessary to comfort
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-05-15

ssIsB Holly Springs miss, Herald says
thSt the dana,ge done to tender plants and
vegetables by the frost 81 Monday night Is
inealeulable. Thousands Of acres af Young
cotton, which had just made It's appearances
above grongd, wcrc totally killed. ana the
misfortune Is that q great T.ab1bef 81 far
.msts have but little iced 70 rcplapt With.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-05-15

TERMS. --S1.50 per Hnnum, in advance If
payment bo delayed until after the expiration of
the year, $500 For six months, IS cents in
advance.
Advertisements inserted at the usual rates.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-05-15

DIVINE SERvIcE.-Rev. John Ariail will
preach the funeral of the late Jasper Bell in
the Church at this place, on tho 9th Sabbath
Of this month.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-05-15

DGAD,-IIon. j. j. Gilchrist, one of the
judges Of the Court of Claims, at Washing
ton, died suddenly last week. lie was in the
fiorty-ninth year of his age, and profound
jurist
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-05-15

DEsGEsT UPos LOTTERY DEALERS. dc.
cent was made. upon the lottery dealers d
PittSburg, on Thusday last, and the members
fsix diaeEenb firms were asFeste3,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-05-15

SERVED Him RIGHT-John Shelley, of
Montgomery, Ala, who was convicted of the
crime of selling pistol to negro, was os-
cortcd by military company, upon rail,
to an artesan we'll, when, after immersion.
he was released, and told to depart.