Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-06-25

growth of hair ON many of tho faces of tho
diviues, was another sign that they arc will
ing to stand as men among mon.
New WnEAT-About 600 bushels of new
Georgia rcd wheat. being tho first considcra-
bic arrival of the season, were soid in New
York on Monday, at two dollars per bushcl.
The, quality was very finc, and the condition
good.
ArrEcrINo.-Tho Picamontosc papers state
that COL Moroli, altar being seriously woun-
dcd, wrote to his wife the following lines:
IL am covered with glory and With wounds !:
have feel, only few minutes to live, but
wish that my last thought should bo for you
and for my country.
| MORE FRoSF-ICE IN JuNE.-Thcrc were
heavy frosts in portions of Pennsylvania,
says the Ercaing Nc'os, and ice formed of tho
thickness ofa dollar OH the night of the 10th
| instant
| VIOLENT Storm IN NoRTm CARoLINA.--Thc
| Fayetteville CWOlinian learns that fearful
storm Of huil aud wind occurred Mt Beth Car.
about twenty miles to tho southwark and
eastward of Fayetteville. Fences were blown
down. grain lcvcllcd, and indeed the whole
country is flooded. a great deal Of injury
has been done to tho crops
GEN. TwIGGs.-This veteran officer, who
has for several weeks bccn lying i'll at San
Antonio, Texas, was somewhat better on the
9th ult, but still very low. His daughter,
| Mrs. Col. Myers, had arrived there
CASE OF JUICE WArRoUS.-Thc case of
this Judge is to be brought before Congress
again at the next session, The Stnto of Tex
rs is preparing to prosecute the charge a.
goinst him. 1t is alleged that Government
rccomls prove that the Judge was appointed
through the influence of parties implicated
in Texas land frauds
Snow IN JuNE.-rhc Condcrsport Pottcr
county, Pa jowrMst says, all day Saturday
the wind blew collly severe, and. be it re-
membcred, that on. the 4th day of June, 1859
snow fell at Coudcrsport, though only sfi-
cicnt to be perceptiblc in tho air.
ESrcUrIoS.-Dr. King, the wife poisonc.
Was hung at Coburg, Canada, on Thursday.
lie made speech ou the gallows declaring
his guilt and willingness to die.
~ HARD HEAp.-In Bangor, Maine, while
Michael Whelau was at the bottom of n we'll
thirty feet deep, II brick fell from the top
and struck him on the head. Whclan's head
was not broken, but the brick was
a BIG BrTTERFLY.-Professor gassiz has
received from Brazil II butterfly that meas
ures ten feet from the tip of one wing to the
other. Whcw
PRESIDENT PrERcE.--Gcn. Pierce and his
wife were at Vienna, May 81 lie was we'll,
but Mrs. picrcc's hcalth was not improvinr.
FATAL ACcIDENr.-Th Columbia Gua,ui.
an says that on the 10Th inst, young man
by the uante of John Morris fell from the
third story of his boarding house and was
killed. lie had been sitting in the window,
and it is supposed tina. he fell asleep,
REcBIPTS OF THE Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
The General Post Office has adjusted the ac.
counts of postmastcrs for the quarter ending
December 81, 1858. This adjustment shows
an incrcasb in the rcvtnues over the preccd-
ing quarter amounting to So, ,204 10.
LUCKY WIDow.-A young widow, living
near Dayton, has unexpectedly become the
owner of property in Virginia valued at $780,.
600, the bcqucst of distant relative. Lucky
widow that, and who will not be without a
husband long, if she desires one!
Flow l'Io.-Latc adviccs from Rio Janeiro
state that President General Urquiza threat
ems seriously to invade Bucnos Ayrcs, and
has collected 10000 men. The provinces of
tho Argentine Confederation show their ap.
probation of the war by public dcmonstra-
tons:
IloMIcIDE.-The Winnsboro' Iie,uld says
that William Edvington shot and killed his
ovcrsccr, Pickcns Morgan, Inst week Tho
causc of the difficulty is not stated. Edying-
ton is at large.
DEAD.-The Charleston papers contain
notices of the death at Paris of Mr.. G.. a.
llopey an eminent merchant of the former
city.
LovER.-A man who, in his anxiety to-
obtain possession of another, has lost poss-
ession of himself. Lovers are seldom tir-
cd of one another's society, because they
arc always speaking of themselves Let
us not however, disparage this fond nfa-
tuation, for all It's tendencies arc cievating.
He who has passed through life without
ever being in love. has had no spring time
no summer in his existence; his heart
is as towering plant which hath never
blown-ncver developed itsclf-ncvcr put
forth it's beauty and it's perfume never
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