Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-11-27

"Wbv do Won f.I ,o,,, f,r mo c.n,.2".
asked ;g,;o ~ a.i,, t,,o ny -'''''
SGL Lnnan, a'',a o", e0''s ,,
sail SaiI,, L.,;,,,;,,J,, "N'0" ""9'
.,Ii.r11,,.. ,,.i',,IH,
nothy cxrcnt tI.'t ! hnTo Loon U.s., .ii'e ,ii,"
for n few d,Is ~ cn,ycn,onnn. nr NV. "lu" L""
hand ho,;n;, Lcn, ,.IlnI"va,. -
S,lIv rcnj;rd IN :. ,nnr "fs snr,,';,n ,.WI,,.
was intnrrcI-.fi..t--tI,nt-" "
"rhnt nv hu,ln,,d and h,d on,r,c,,a a
and s,nY,y,fnJ " ya;I Ii,l;o ~ 4''''' ''o''
"Ynu L,,yr lra,J nr rbn rc,ort u,or
and if is net ,rrn1"
.Oh y.s hoyc hoard oc;t onI I1l..,o
also L"an ,orL,icJ r;I, lmt ! o.,',nnt @ '; ~,
aoinc what aiyc rise 10 snch an idnn"
N.r..NJ ,,,, l,,,n,,, ,,,,.,,..', Nv,
had d5n~ and LiTli35 f,"IJ il = ~ c"mfor, %
hayc r;cnd VIII, Lcr Shn ,a. ,9','jJ;' Ijl;',oI ~
to receive yisits Of c"ndolcncc Al tbc nfInr'
neon. rrd in fbr cy"m;nr hnr ,rnm,,",no,,
friend. came tn ",rrr tI,c;r ,,,7n"ti,;n.,, ;,
as th,y said lu, I.;y,;c tLnnuLi' !, tr..',m,L
cr TO s,,isry thrir crr;n,;,y SmI .Ln n.;,l
ed herself ,mnvwhprn r,tEcr tI,,n i, nn,m
ny yill,rr Tycry nnn o,','rn.,,I " m Vu" .,'ai,
deep sorrow for her, tLat she ulinoxt hcrom
to think She must hc = worry nnl,anmy Ln;n,,
and she became wrounht ntn , fccI;n,, r.
wretchcdncss. she diI uot d,rn ~ ynninro W.
mt and nt lcu,.th cvcuyn.l lrrycIr rn.;G..o
~ to NIL visitors,
This state of affairs continued until tlo
return os MIR Riym,ton wIir, tn,I, ,,I.n,
. 4oono, diam his wiic h,d ant;.inl,nJ
,o moot him and ,Lyn,y;nIe l,or
Y,S burst into tcars "
,.y ncty@ Ln a.LnI nc ho
K. scd i.,. a#.ctionalcly
"D2 n,,.,'y. sobbHd I;xzin .fhoyo h,.
been such - Strnnrn rrnort c;ronI,,oJ
throughout tha whole n)ocr-tI,cv soiJ ,h,t
Won and hid onnrrIcI and ,I,1t @ @n', M tI'n
reason that YOU had zone away and lrr,
me -
\ ouiz:ical air came over Dudlry's r,cc
as he rcpicd
"What very strange reports, my dear.
gain crcdence. How could this have aris
en-, do you know p
lis wife replied:
81 have not the slightest idea; am
sure it could not have been from anything
that have said, this time"
Dudley passed his hand thoughtruly
across his face, rs he Observed slowly
! Gould it have been from remark that
made on the morning left you? | recol-
inquired how YOU were. rcplicd That yom
were very we'll when | last saw Won. Int
then we had few words toucthcr and sen.
aratcd | noticed that he looked rather
surprised at my answer"
"Oh, nudicv how could YOU ." OK
claimed l.i2aie.
"Why, my dear, was only in fun. and
thea besides, it was strictly true but pco-
pie are so very matter of fact-anv one
might have known that ] would not leave
! YOU, no matter for how short Il time. with
out having a few parting words with Won ."
"But it has placed nc in such 2 very
strange position. did not think that Of
you. Dudley"
| .r R;yino,nn rnl!ol his ltho xy;c, :.
/ His arms and asked to Lc ,n,,;y.r IL.
xio had generosity crough ,o 500 how. r.mnL
| trouble she had nct.n h,.n t,o o,,,.o -
brinYin~ anon Lin in s;n,;ior. w.y. onI
now, in her turn She l,i~hrl Looyt;l,, ,,,.a,
the modification sl,c L,a snIfcr,I
Ucr husb,rJ's ro,rclv ,,rnvcd n,o.t e
frctuul ono and nom tLit tnuo sL, ,,'.,
more careful to rcscrvc trutL IN ,Lo s,,;r;,
as well as in the letter. Of What shr s,;I
The Policy for Peace and Harmony.
The N"f'oaoi inh2iycnccy, some time
since published an article in which it held
the Democratic party responsible for the
slavery agitation. II reminded us very