Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-05-22
Pennings and Clippings.
CoTToN.-This article is quoted in Charles
ton at IL ] to 12i cents per lb.

tion have requested him to quit preaching for
while and travel for his hoalth.
On MS WAY.-Billy Bowlegs and party
arrived Mt New Orleans, on thesl5th instant.
on their way to the far westl
Tue LAST OF the WHc PARTY.-A firmin
Chicago shipped last week direct to London,
eighteen thousand coonskins
LAND WARRANTs--Tho whole number Of
land warrants issued during the month Of
April under the bounty act of March, 1855.
is l2,O00,000 To satisfy the total warrants
issued twill require % 200, 900 acres ofland!
GERnANs.-There are said to be 100000
Germans in New York city.
Gov. MooRE.-GoyA. B. Moore, of Ala
with his family, are on visit to his relatives
in this State
THE CABINET A UNIT.-Thc Union of Fri
day, fatty contradicts the rumorcd changes
in the Capiuet.
WILL EEsuNE.-It is said the North Caro-.
lima Banks will resume specie payments on
the 25th instant.
GLAD TO HEAR IT,--Dr. j.. H. Logan, of
Greenwood Abbeyille district, is collecting
materials for work on the Revolutionary
history of the up-country.
NORTHERN SERyIruDE.- highest price
paid for domestic labor in Chicago, al the
present time, is Sc per month, and in that
vicinity for farm labor, $40 and $l2 permonth
How TO MARRY PLANTATION OR Two
A book has just been published in New Or
ieans entitled GLOW to get rich wife"
which contains list of the names ofhll the
rich marriagcable ladies and gentlemen in
Louisiana and adjoining States, with the
amount of rhno possessed by EACH
Observation-Disclosures the notorious
Connecticut mail robbcr has boon sentenced
to twcnty-one years hard labor in the Pcni-
tcntiary.
LAND WARRANTs.-The Washington bro
kcrs arc now purchasing 1G0 acre land war
rants Mt 81 cents per acre, 100 acre warrants
mt SO cents, 80 acre warrants at SO cents, and
NJ acre warrants 81. The selling prices
are from three to FIVE per cent. higher
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REWARDS OF MERIr-The revival Mt Ports
,'ou'n' pn,o' tctmlnatod IN weeks debate
between Rev sir. Franklin and Roy, Mr..
Merrill, on the subject of Baptism. There
was high state of beligerent excitement,
and Mr.. Merrill was publicly presented with
go ""'oi ~ .uo party 'na' considered
'.' t"o ,'o'o'. i's i.oN. opponent rose TO
"y '""' 'e e"p'V'e.' MS reward IN heaven'
'D' "''' pi0n'p''y 11 liS9oo Gown
New BRIDGE.-Arrangcme are in prog
ross h,, ,lo Co,uL C..,:
NY, to build new and substantial bridge
over the Savannah river between Hamburg
and Augusta, near the POI ut where the pres
cnt bridge is.
DRUNKEN SruDENrs.-A number Of SIN.
dents in the State University of Micb;oon
'h"uigeu IN night debauch last week, when
one OF them' named George W.. Brdzic, died
from 'ne eheotS OF excessive intoxication.
INDIAN PuDDrNc.-Tako eight tablesnoohs.
ful of finc Indian meal nour into i ono o'~an,
of boiling milk, with six oggs, one nutmeg,
and six ounces Of butter. Bake this quant-
ty IN three|comnon sized dishes.
WHAT Snrp-A bigger ship than the
LeciathGn is alrcaty talked of in England
1t is intended that this new monster sborI
carry 1000 toms n,oro tho,, ,ho r.':I,,
to run faster and drow Ioss ,.a,nn
rineer Of L;yornoor eel r,"'a ""
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