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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-14
Blue Ridge Railroad Co. in S. G

CuARLEsToN, Feb. 10, 1859.
CUBSCRIBERS to the Capital Stock arc
- hereby notified that the Eighteenth and
Nineteenth lnstalmcnts of the old subscrip-
ton. aud Twenty-Five per cent. of the new
subscription, are required to bc paid rs fol-
Iowa:
The Eighteenth instalmcnt on the 10Th day
of April next.
of May next
Ten per cent of tho new subscription ON
the l0th day of March next.
Ten per cont. of the new subscription on
tho 10Th day of April next.
Five per cent. "f the new subscription on
the 10Th day of May next BY order.
WM. H. PERONNEAU,
Feb. ~, 81 Treasurer.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-14

IN an omnibus, tho other day, little sirI
not more than seven years of age asked an
nId gentleman "if be would bo her father. d"
look "i surprise was thcroply. 90" said
tne hrecocions miss. don't you know, if
yon II be my father till the faros arc colcc.
ted, | ahall get OFF fOr halfpricc"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-14

Coop Pun" Sam, why am lawyers
like the fishes 2" az don't mcddlc with
that subject, Pomp." "Why, don t you
gee, niger, kase they are fond of dpbato,"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-14

PRXYER.--In the morning, prayer is
the key that opens to lis the treasure of
Gods mcrcics and blessings; in the even
ing, it is the key that shuts lis up under
his protection and safeguard.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-14

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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-14

A LADY called on a witty friend who war
not at home, and finding the piano dusty
wrote upon it shttcrn. The nexs day they
met, and the lady said, g / called ON YOU,
yesterday" Yes; saw your card OIL
the piano"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-10


The committee OF arrangements appointed at the La
fargo House meeting, few evenings since, TO make
rangements for public meeting express the sentiments
Of citizens the subject OF the outrage vr
gna and other matters touching relations and duties
towards the South, have issued tue suboiued call In
other respects also the committee have made good pro-
gress. They 70 meet again on Monday evening
NORTH AND THE souTH-JusucE FRATERNITY.
The undersigned, regarding with just abhorrence the
crimes of John Brown and his coniederaes desire 70
unite with fellow citizens OF New York and vicinity,
IN public and formal denuncaton OF that and all smi
lar outrages and 10 declare unateraoe purpose TO
stand BY the constitution in all its parts, interpret
ed by The Supreme Court OF the United STATES, and
we hereby denounce unpatrotic and untrue, rcvolu
onary and dangerous the idea of an rrepressible con-
met existing between the two great sections Of our be-
loved Union. On the contrary we maintain thai the
North and South for each oher that there
is natural and necessary affinity between them, by
parentage, history, religion language and gsogyaphi
cal positon and that their different climates
different forms Of industry, add strength TO this bond Of
union by enabling them 10 supply each others wants.
And We hereby solemnly pledge ourselves from this
hour, by our influence, example, votes and by
oher proper means TO and oppose
who share these sentiments Us are requested % on
US in public expression of the same such time and
JAMEs ". BEEKMAN, 'l'
WATTS SHERMAN,
II. MORGAN,
GER ARD HAIIOCK,
WILLIAM II. APPLETON,
SAMUEL l. N. BARLOW,
JAMES T. SOUTrER, eo"hisoe'
WILSON G. HUNT,
F. E MORGAN.
BENZ. NJ. wHITLOCK,
HENRY GRINNELL,
ALEX. I. STEWART.
NEW YoRK, Dec Q, 1859.
The date of the public meeting yet fixed precise
ly, but will be held in the course Of few days-say by
the Goth at farthest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-10

A very large and respectable meeting Of German ci-
zens assembled last night at Humboldt Hail. Forsyth
street. After the general expression Of sympathy with
the serious personal loss which has beaen our worthy
Mayor elect the following resolutions proposed and
unanimously adopted
Resolved, That In the election Of Mr. Fernando Wood We
celebrate glorious triumph Of the national deocras
important consequences Of which for the Of
the Union and constitution cannot be too highly appreciated
Resolved That the election Of Mr. Fernando Wood naug
period In the history Of the democracy New
York and aer the long and penous reign Of black repub
party purified and reunited will form mpregnable strong
hold the Of political and religious fnnacs and
ireacbery from the East and North.
Resolved That the German Democratic Association shal he
immediately called into life again. and rcorganized In all the
wards OF the city, in order 70 support with all s power
State split up and msied by intriguing and reckless dcna
gogues and in order to maintain the true position Of the
man population in this great city.
Resolved, That the German democrats Of the Of New
York have with indignation the course Of German
States Go-efe during the last election.
Resolved That the German cixens of New York express
their heartfelt sympathy with the population the Southern
election ne peace Offering to their justly Indignant
IN the souh and as protest against the reasonsoe "cp
OK the misguided fanatics Of this metropolis . = ~, Ii.
Resolved, That the German citizens OF New iork 9iu v
approve the course Of the Tammany Hall leaders Hh @
never have approved the election Of candda'es wnS
and who, put into power. would hsve @ s
OF the Union and the glorious CONSTITUTION Oh ins great oo
try.
great deal Of enthusiasm prevailed during tne meet
ing Which was characterized by harmony aud good feel
ing throughout
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-10
Personal Intelligence.

Americans registered at the Banking Office Of lansing,
Baldwin Co.. No Place de Ia Bourse, Paris, from Nov.
II to Nov. "a, 1s59:B H. Van Anken and lady, W. W.
Webb and wife, l. f. Carpenter, r. s. Lyon and wife, B.
Gray, Mrs. W. C. Boardman, Miss N. A. Boardman, II.
Boardman, r W. Andrews, John W. A. Strickland, John
j. iowa, G. H. Y. Ahrens, James Hxon, Jos. Bluxome,
+. H barking j. J. dArango and wife, W. Preston ~. s..
Minister to Spanl New York. Mrs. Nevins, R. n Hay B.
Gardel Misses johnson, Jos. Arton Pennsylvania NJ O.
Smith, Warren, Miss Clarke, Miss Hurlbut, Massa-
couscs; B. Smith, NJ N. Fales, Maine; John j. Speed,
Jr Michigan; w. Penn Lewis, Aaryand Dr. g. White,
C. Dubignon, Jr, Georgia; W. A. Neil and wife, Ohio.
Mr. Joshua rnncr, who went TO Europe last August has
returned TO this city youe 10 Panama. matters
lang to the proposed line Of steamships from Mil
ford Haven Great Britain via the sthmus Of Panama. to
Australia whittier he will afterwards occed
The Richmond (Ky) Messenger Of the I'd inst. says:
"1be Honorable Green Adams, member elec. from this
district 10 Congress, who proposed reaching this place
last Monday en- route for Washington, was prevented from
doing go by m alarming accident From private letter
learn that Saturday night he went to his law Office
in Bar bourve to get somo papers which he desired
use and in cropping for his candle and matches he stnm
hied and fell upon Of the front posts Of chair which
had been broken and was sharp pointed Tho point pene
tra,cd his neck Immediately above the collar bonc and
bis life for considerable time, utterly dsspaired off,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-10

The workmen have lost all their tools valued al nom
$50 to $40 each and the aggregate worth about 00
Some of them have their tools insured. All the hands
viii be thrown out Of work There between 10oand
125 hands employed on the premises.
The building was owned by Henry Bruner. II Is totally
destroyed Loss about $16 600; insured for 800 as
toie%spaclic, :, sO $500 denox, $780, St. Marks,
Three brick buildings in the rear of No 10oX Greene
street, occupied as enements and owned by W. B. Num-
were damaged to the extent Of 81 900; insured in the
Knickerb0cker Insurance company. The tenants have
sustained damage by fire and water to the amount Of
$780, no insurance.
tenement building in the rear Of No 49, occupied BY
six families also damaged to the extent Of $780, It
Is owned by James Baker, and is fully insured. The
families have lost about 5000; no insurance.
How the fire originated is unknown at present. but ac
counts agree that started in the basement The steam
boiler was in the yard, and the entire premises were
warmed by sseAm stoves being used In the building
CASUALTIES.
When the walls Of the factory fell part Of them was
thrown TO considerable distance and fell upon Engine
No H. which stood in Wooster street. near the corner OF
Pnce and broke in her deck and aso severely injured
). Vance M &C., member Of the company He was taken
and several other members Of No II slightly injured
Joseph Halstead, policeman Of the Eighth precinct,
from the premises adjoining the fre.
was rumored that several persons were snosherea req
beneath the ruins but up to the time our reporter e
the rumor will prove to be groundless.
Last evening shortly after ten O'Clock fire broke out
again in portion Of the ruins but the names were soon
extinsushed by the firemen. man named Van Huyst,
member Of Hose Company No. ~ was injured, out not
Houston street wns w hoss Sa bse s o
s.try roa S1 1ux sryyExsRs Br THE FIRE or Yesterday
The disaster which has befaen the workmen Of Lghte
Bradbury q factory by the fire OF yesterday morning.
by which they have lost all their tools and been thrown
ont of aunIovm demand immediate action the part
Of those who are in the trade, in order relieve
the necessities Of the sufferers For this purpose meeting
m 0f a nsa Grand street. on Sunday morning next a.
ten O'Clock, to which all are invited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-10
Domestic News Items.

REfxNTANT SP7iurUAiIsT--1heS Springfield Repu0liooW
relates that Wbraham woman, who believed In spirit
ualsm and womans rights, rigged herself out in Boomer
costume about year sgo and e her husband for parts
unknown; but last week she returned penitent and a.
tered woman having changed her uncouth garments for
those more betting TO her sex.
MORE ABOLITION EMnsANB Drrum.-Three more Of
these worthless detected in Columbus Ca last week
and their cases referred TO committee OF twelve ctixens
Another has been arrested in Marion Ala, and is likely
to receive summary punishment at the hands Of the
citizens
BIocpY AFrRAy.-Messrs. Cummins and Ragan, rival
railroad contractors had street fight in Bowling roen,
ky, which resulted in the death Of both parties, the
both ult
MvRDSRER CoNvlcrKD.-John J. Bowen, indicted at New
Castle, Dell for the murder Of John W. Dewln, in Della
City, the 18th of last August was convicted On
the 9th inst, Of "murder in the first degreeD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-10
Obituary,

Or. H. C. Caldwell, y. s N, died IN Iawisourg, Green
brer county Va the 1st nst Of bronchitis, OF the
age Of twenty eight years
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-10

debate. Messrs Clay OF Alabama Johnson Of Tennessee
and several other Senator's are preparing 70 speak.
A CASE OF CossCxScx
Mr.. Cobb has received letter from Jersey City con-
tanning twelve hundred dollars which the writer says he
dcfaued the government out Of and returns the amount
TO him peace Of mind he requests the fact Of ts
receipt TO be noticed In the HERALD Mr. Cobb will com
ply.
THE LIBRARIAN or THE PATENT OFFICE.
The Commissioner Of Patents has appointed Professor
lson Of Columbia College, in this dtrict librarian Of
the Patent ONCE, vice DR.. Turner, deceased.
BRowS's HOTEL
Some damage done TO Browns Hotel to night,
owing to defective fire nuo. At one time the entire
building considered 10 be in imminent danger. Great
excitement prevailed amongst members Of Congress and
other guess the larger part Of whom had their baggage
removed, but afterwards returned to their quarters.
THIRTY-SIXTH CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
Senate
The Senate was not in session.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-10

by W. HlGNIE,
Onice-No. 8 Banks' Arcade. |
the Gy hets common street. ths following described
p' T. 'nERrAfN LOT OF GROUND, In the .ouare -
By as: %g r sd
s$s sys:&3 s;s ?'', Leased
q Poydrss street BY 90 feet 10
sss ss sf or IL sss q int
line h o n oS.r s u m @ sss iss
p ss SF s
cher and & Joseph As os No
more line sd fronting
Ga ~ s he on
lot having and entry the groani foo, foar
pryies hydssn. each $50
3st octoter 1885, and the other up to Both September
Z \ VERY SPACIOUS AND VALUABLE coRsEE5oT
ptouas streets measuring Magazine
let PSs - Viii ssdsss w ~
Or ia the By
ssnd msassTing Girod
sssn # Z sss ss eS
pa, I'd s 6so5s
g. THREE VERY DESIRABLE LOTS OF GROUND; in
4: sl
each sssi from, On Charles
asS @ ssss ss feet s
enf tG% q @ IN s s s5
s.
81 bounded By Triton Walk st. Joseph eaon
sp
fRs
g
s sR s .s - 10 M
.s s s9aFs
n Ie1f 81 81 q nssl ne~ Canal in til.
rs By
slate roof having four rooms, gallery garden tehen
p' J. ELsvES BUILDING LOT situated in til. square
ssssed a os St. Jane
iss Nos. 5 :, spa each 2 fee inches from.
H. ss i9s 1ss ssP Let
II Ss Lot N Gs2
side, and NJ feet more The other side
s feet F more 4en stss By
s a ss oa st. ,hs S
To- CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. in the square bounded
by Chippewa Fulton SIKH and Seventh streets measuring
oa.e By TX s ssshe
hGgs ra sssn s he
by crcus pryate Poydas and Perddo measuring
u inches front Circus street. by depth of IS feet
OF anogSD c; snog
ed by Third Canal Avenue Foresne and Ernest Streets de
sign 4ted as lots to Is.
Lois 10 each 30 feet ront Canal b.
l25 feet de p.
6 each 80 feet front Third street. By IL
feet deep. Nos. 10 ant 16 both corner lois.
49, FOUR SOU ARES OF GROUND, designated by letter
1885, It6 q IS, b Ice comprised within Monroe Mary
Jackson Belfast Eleven and Twelve street, containing
e. sf6fia
and years credit with the purchasers
til r ORDER warranted by the properly sole
bearing cent interest from the day of
until u1 but only penal Clause Tie
would be prosecuted for of their notes vi
pay the Of md The attorneys fixed
cent The buildings will be sured against the risk Of fr
the policies of ferred yearly to the vendor
holders of the notes, until full The purcha
will themselves to be put in their
expense
Acts Of sale before T. Guyo and p c. Cuveer Notare
Public, at the expense of the purchasers. n3
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-10
VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON FELICITY
street, the Prytania street Line Of Omnibuses.
BY. N. VIGNIE,

THURsDAY. March 10, 1859, ut !2 o'clock,
THREE CHoIcE LOTS OF GROUND in the square
bounded by Felicity, Pr,tnia St. Mary and Coenm-for
mey Paquemne DESIGNATED Lots Nos and l.
Let No. adjoins the lot Of Pryana and Felicity
stiees 80 feet fnt Felicity street. by MS feet
deco between parallel lines and has right 10 the OF
alley in the feet wide opening Py,ania street,
Felicity street. bv IFS feet deep between parallel lines
Lot No. adoi Lot No. 80 feet front Fell
city by lis feet deep between parallel lines These lots
are well FLIED The stree, in front paved and The sidewalks
Pry tana street line of omnibu,sss.
H7-TERMS AND CDNDlTIONs-One-th third cash and the
balance credit Of and for notes secured by mort
gage said lots bearing per cent interest anuum from
date until maturity and maturing of
Sper cent. per annum until I'm Il payment.
Acts Of sale before s. Magner Esq., Notary Public at the
peDse of ne pUrchAsers, m3
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-10
VERY COMFORTABLE TWO STORY BRICK DWELL
ing House Prytania street. for Family Residence.
BY ~ HIGNLE


THURsDAY. March 10, 1859, at II o'clock,
at the City Hotel, Common street, will be sold
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, contiguous to the -
lot Mt the Pry.ania and Thala Streets in the @
square comprised within Pryana Thalia Mepomene and Iii
Camp streets, measuring 81 feet II inches and lines front
with brick dwelling House. having four gal
leres. hall attic fixtures, etc wo-story b kitchen,
having six rooms frame building having prives,
cs-rn The whole leased to soh September 1882 at
eer's Office No. Banks Arcade Passage.
TERAs-one third cash and the lance credit of IL and
IS months for secured by said property and
ing per cent interest per annum from date until maturity
buildings be kept insured the risks of fire. and the
policies transferred the holders Of the until
fin Al pay ment. m3
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BY J. B. WALTON.

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name District Triangle borne par s re: nspe
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dune r.nsuaIe :. borne dun es.s p. soI!s
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proonssmen. de la gne qu sspare du fsnboas
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peds pouees e hsnes osn 7s peds peuees
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g. & Fs 81 :.Es ss s;,ss
ton Troisene District d. vile, bosns par Ia
E nss 4 ss's y. i s s E. e:
Devele lie doctobre 1886 depoue nfe MI sJ Cuvssr
Lots Nos IL 1s 49, 10 n ..doisssnt = ms
chaqu'un y pieds 10 pouces de front
formaSt ieneognure des rues Hauns.i 4 Tris1d
Iet. Nos q q zs Ct q sad oignen. tons =
% pieds pouces de front 10 Tricon ~ p1asS
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q; ss sssrss .
Acts psrdessnt q. B. c.nss = -.
immedistsmen aprss Ia vense des .err.ss Il = axssit
les actions de chemn De fer scrip etc cdss sfersy ~
Cent vust actions fonds capital de- Ia Dc che
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-10
SHERIFFS SALES.
FOURTH D1s1RIcr CouAr2 THE BELLEvIIIE IRON

'''A.A p',A,'' e'''' WORKS s,ossAsy :. saErs
QY VIRTUE of and In obedience to an order
- of sale rendered February a. 1889 and directed BY
above entitled matter viii proceed to e =, public auction.
NJ, at the Beevlle Iron ks on the right bank Of hs
Mississippi river
chnery. tools patterns drawing manufactured stock, mate
rinls, office furniture, etc.
Surrendered by said sovent their creditors, shown by
the schedule on hle herein.
TERMS-CBsh the spot.
e. 7. PARKER,
M 10 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Oreans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-10
vALUARLE IMPROVED PROPERTY SITUATED IN
the First District Sat- positive to effect division of
property.
BY BENJAMIN RENDIG,


Office, q Banks Arcade
SATURDAY. the 12th instant, Mt 12 o'clock
- NJ Banks Arcade auction the following described
L. A CERTAIN LOT CT GROUND with all the improve
thereon situated in the First District designated No.
&c. in square bounded by St. Pannow Liberty Heria
Lafayette St Peter FRANK lin and Grod streets Said
So feet inches and lines ont St. Paul
Liberty street, by 1873 feet 10 inches and lines in DEPTH be
parallel lines plan The improvements on this
Lot of brick dwelling containing four
story brick building attached aiming kitct
and washroom first hoors and servants rooms in second
story also two-story stable ard twosory frame building
used cpen shop in the rear; csern and other
necessary out buildings, in the yard.
2. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the improve.
thereon situated in square bonded by Girod St Paul
lin Streets and forming the of Girod ard ST. Paul
streets measuring 80 feet inches front God street. by no
feet in Depth and front St. Paul Liberty street,
plan. The improvements this Lot comprise tuotory
frame building with an attic containing large room on the
first floor used grocery large bedrooms the
containing u.ed warehouse for the grocery n.y.
drnnt, and other necessary oubudings in the yard.
8. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the improve
men thereon situated in and adjoining the above
property measuring "a feet inches front Girod street by
ITO feet in Depth between parallel lines per plan The i'm
gallery tide containing rooms on first floor and
bath in second story frame building i'll the
rear containing kitchen and Mushroom first floor, and
second floor. and cisteln in tie yard
cash. balance at and years credit,
for bearing the property with pei &c per
Interest from date maturity not then paid
until paymen-the buildings be insured and policy
transferred to vendor until the 6rst notes are paid.
Acts OF sale before d. Ricardo Notary Public, at the
pense of the purchasers. m5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-10
VALUABLE BAiTURE PROPERTY, BETWEEN GAL
enne and Erao Streets Immediately in front OF the New
TX Packet Landing.
BY LB. WALTON,

WILL. BE SOLD, that Valuable Property
w bounded by Frort Gaennie and ErAto snd
river Mississippi at low mark having front
Of 1911 feet 10 inches by front Erato the
edge this Of the river Of e6 feet
10 feet mark with the right bastue
increase.
Thi property from its location immediately in front Of the
eligible and desirable Of the deserving the r.
tent Of parties Shine 70 invest for stores
will 800 ErRto by l9l feet 10 nrhes
Front street. divided into sixteen the entire property
with all its rights and adv utages
Fer further information the Office OF the suctioneef,
10 PlHce. vi
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-10
VALUABLE BUILDING Lofs, FOR DWELLINGS,. II
the Fourth District
BY JyB. WALTON,

ALTERNATE SALE. will be sold Mve val-
"A liable LCts Of Ground, bounded by live Oak Magauna
Fifth Sixth Streets Nos. a. Is Il and q square (o1
MOI lG9. NEW MOI 49,
IS rs and n form the Of Live Oak
each 81 feet inches o.
Sixth BY depth Of 40 feet 0 inches
No. ~ adjoins the described the
30 feet 'front.' by depth 126 feet nches
par lei 1ines.
measuring feet inches on Live
Oak streer, by 26 feet inches n Sixth street.
This elgiby situated for residences being within
OF Magazine street. and Of Washington
Avenue the immediate vicinity
residences the Fourth District The
planted with choice shade trees
prepared be built upon once.
AaTERMS-Onelh i cash, and the balance TIVE
years credit, with per interest.
of sale fore Wslter H. Peters, Notary Public,
the expense of he purchaser. m3K