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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-12-07
The South Carolina Legislature.

We publis,r elsewhere IN abstract of the
proceedings Of our Legislature up to our
latest dates from the aptal. or course
but little could be accomplished the first
week but n fair idea may be gained frGm
the notices of bills, resolutions proposed, sc,
OF the probable business Of the Session.
|, is supposed that the Blue Ridge mat
ter will consume good deal Of time
Senator WithcrspoOn in u private commu-
nication TO us says in relation TO il "The
Blue Ridge measure will fail to pass the
Senate It majority Of members are opposed
to it. presume the proposition will be
renewed in Il modified FORM
a number Of warm resolutions upon the
subject of Federal affairs hav., been prcscn-
ted, some of which we publish
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Admissions to the Bar.

The following gentlemen were on Tues
day last admitted to practice law in this
State end enrolled as attorneys
Chas. w. Boyd, Jno. p. Brown, Geo, s
Bust, a. d. Cohen, Samuel Dibble, w. d.
Evins, J. &. G. Featherston, +. II. Holman,
NJ. J. Hough, r. b. Hughes, d. w. John.
son, w. c. Keith, w. NJ. Lnndrum, A. II.
Lucas, II. l.. McGowan, J. ii. Rice, f. l..
Rivers, w. b. Russell, w. ID. Rutherford,
J. f. Spears, w. II. Taylor, J. II. Thom.
sor ". 3. Ward, G. A. Wardlaw, b. J.
Witherspoon, J. 5. YOungblood
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SOU.T II OLINlA.
LANCASTER DtSTRICT.

DY PIT. Hammond, Esquire, Ordinary
ID Cos said District
WHEREAS, John J. Porter has
applied to me for Letters Of Administra-
ton dsbonnis non on all and singular the
Goods and Chattels, Rights and Credits
of Henry Anderson, late of the District
aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon-
ish all and singular, the kindred and credi-
tors of the said deceased, to be and appear
before me at our next Ordinary's Court for
the said district. to be holden nt Lancaster
Court House on the 18th day of December
inst, to show cause, if any. why the said
administration should not be granted.
~ Given under my hand and seal,
: LIS. fthis the 5th day of December in
(~~ the year Of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and ffty.nine, and in
the cighty-fourth year OF American lnde-
pendence.
p. Il. HAMMOND. o. ID.
Dec. 7, 1859. I3-2t-pf 2 90.
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Special Notices.

HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND PILLS the most
celebrated Il emedies. for the Cure of Sore
Arms.-Samual Wentworth, of Norway Maine,
was for five years afflicted with sore arms,
there we're four different ulcers on them, and
the trying nature of his business, IA bootmaker)
made him so much worse, that despite of his
wishes, he was compelled to relinquish it he
tried various remedies and they failed TO bene-
fit him, however about thirteen weeks ago, at
the accommodation Of friends, he had recourse
to Holloway's Ointment and Pills, which very
soon made him bette, aud he called on Pro-
fessor Holloway, four weeks since 10 show him
his arms which were quito well, and with
scar cely the scars perceptible. Is
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s 0 u II H G A R @ Ii N A
! LANCASTER DISTRICT.

DY p. II. Hammond, Esquire, Ordinary
ID for said District.
Whereas, ). B. Massey and j. |. Dunlap
have applied TO me for Letters of Admins
traiion on all and singular the Goods and
Chattles, Rights and Gre tits Of A. {. Dun
lap late of the District afcresaid. deceased.
THESE are, therefore, to cite and ad-
monish all and singular. the kindred and
creditors of the said deceased, to be and
appear before me ut our next Ordinary's
Court for the said district, to be holden ut
Lancaster Court House on the 18th day of
December next, To show cause if any, why
the said Administration should not be gran
ted.
{ ~~ Given under my hand and seal,
: L. s. this 3Oth day Of December in
(N~~ the year of onr Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and fifty nine, and in
the eighty fourth year Of American Inde-
pendence.
y. L. HAMMOND.
o. l.. ID.
Dec. 7, 1859. 4s-2t p { 900.
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Fort Mills Academy.
YORK DISTRICT, 8. C.

SITUATE on the Charlotte and South
~ Carolina Rail Road Is miles from
CharlotteefN
RINCIP.ABS,
BUTLER p. ALsros, j. J.GApspEN ALsIos,
The Third Session of the above Institu.
ton will commence on the second Monday
in January 1860,
TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
Primary Branches. s............. $500
The above with English Grammer
and Geography. ............... 900
The same with History. ........ 1900
Latin, Greek and Mathematics. -. 1850
Board can be had at from eight to ten
dollars per month,
DR.. B. NJ. COBB,
Chm'n of Board Of Trustees.
Fort Mills, s. c. Dec 7,-43-3m.
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ADMITTED TO THE BAR.-Among the
list which we publish elsewhere of the gen.
tlemer lately admitted to the Bar, are the
names of l.. J. Witherspoon and NJ. J.
EIolgh, students from this place. Mr..
Iiough, we understand will locate at Chcs-
terlield &. H.; Mr.. Withcrspoon will be-
come Il member of the Lancaster Bar.
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SALEsDAY was a wet and un-
pleasant day, vet good many persons as
senbled 1T the Court House Some little
property was sold by the Sheriff among
the rest were two negroes, who sold at
prices which seemed to be moderate.
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TIE MARKETS.

Charleston, December 2.-Cotton, this
article continues TO be in good request, and
Ihe transactions Of the day reached 1896
bales. The prices ranged from 10 TO III.
New York, December 2.-The Cotton
market was languid to-day, with sales of
only 500 bales Middling Upland, lie.
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DEATH OF WAsHINGToS IRvING.--A de-
patch in the Charleston papers announce
the death of Washington Irving It occur
red on the evening of The 2sth ultimo lie
was born in New York, in 1888.
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| l.ancaster. Dec. 5, 1859.

HoGs.-rLe first drove Of Hogs, this
season, passed through this place ON s t.
urdny last. There were 440 head in the
drove. g l 2 cents, gross, was asked
but not obtained about here. they were
carried TO Anson county, We learn.-
Charl0tte Democrat.
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HoGs.-A drove of Tennessee hogs
passed through this place one day this
week. Sales we're made at six cents, gross.
Other droves are behind, as we have it
from good authority; and the presumption
is, that lower figure will govern future
saIes.-ReoWee (Pickens) Courier.
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ESTATE SALE.

"a LII persons having demands against the
~ Estate Of the late Mrs. Jane Montgomery
deceased, are requested to hand them in imn,e-
dately properly attested; and all persons in
dcbted thereto will please come forward and
pay without delay as | am determined to settle
the estate as speedily as possible.
X. ID. MONTGOMERY, Admir-.
nov. 3oth 1853, 4l-it.
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MILITARY COMMISSION learn from
a special dispatch To the Charleston COu-
rier, that the plan Of Col. J. 3. Kershaw,
has been unanimously adopted by the Mill
tary Commission, Of which he was men,
Der.
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sS" We are irdepted to our Senator,
Hon. McC. Witherspoon, for papers sent
us from the Capital and for other favors.
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Mr.. EDrroR.--Plesse announce Mr. WIN.
RoBEhrsos, q. Candidate for Tax Collector
at the ersuipg election and oblige his
friends WAxHAws,
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CARRIERS ADpREss.-We offer the led
ger one year for the best Carriers Address,
to be handed in by the 18th December.
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HoGs.-A small drove of hogs are at pre-
sent in our place. Sales are being made at
7 cents.
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EQUITY.

The following gentlemen were on We'd
ncsday admitted TO practice in the Courts
of Equity of this State: VIM. A. Abney,
John p. Brown, Asher ID. Cohen, Thos. f.
Dudley, N. ID. Johnson, David G.. McIn tosb
Elias l.. Rivers, +. +. Marley.
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General Orders.
Head Quarters, 2lst Reg, s. C. N.
November 28th 1859,
A Court Martial will be held at Iancas
ter Court House on the 18th day Of De-
cembci next, ut IL o'clock, a. m for the
trial Of all delinquents in the 2Ist Regi-
nent who were not tried at the last Court
Martial-and especially for the trial of
Commissioned and Non. commissioned Of.
ficers, for non performance Of duty at said
Court.
The following officers will compose the
Court, viz:
Maj John d. Wylie, President.
Capt J. II. Kirk, Capt n. I. Gsrdper.
I. X. Nisbet, J. NJ. BeIk,
X. NJ. Sims, w. ID. Twi:ty,
w. A. Carnes. IN b Vanlandingh am
Jud. Ad. J. c. Foster" !. +. Perry.
SUPERNUMERARIES.
Lieut. ID. ID. A. Belk, Lieut.. A. j. Stewart,
p. Craig. O, G. ,Hjnson,
w, 4. Bell, Il. 'B. Slower.
Captains are charged with the extension
OF this Order, and with warning sll delin-
quents. TO attend the Court.
BY order Of
J. N. CROCKETT,
Col. 2ist Reg. s. c. NJ.
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RELIGIOUS NoTWE.-Rev John S. Crox
ton will preach at Now Hope Church, on
the third Sabbath of the present month.
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Mr.. EDITOR BY announcing Capt A.
). NISBETs candidate for Tax Collector
at the next election you will oblige.
Hrs FRIEEDs.
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FEMALE SCHOOL.

AN Monday, the I'd day of January next,
" will be opened Female Schoolat
Lancasteryile, under the charge of
MISS. MARNB. HAMMOND.
who has had several years experience in
tsaebiug Her terms, per session Of FIVE
months, will be rs follows:
Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic, $500
Grammar, Geography, History, Phil
osophy and Astronomy, with the a.
bovc. ..... 200
E- Boys under ten years of age will
be admitted.
Dec. Z, 1859, 43--4t.
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FOR TAX COLLECTOR.

Ma. EDiToR.-By announcing Mr.,R- G.
POTTS, candidate for Tax.Collector at
the next election you will ohlige his
MANY FRIENps.
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The friends Of Capt. J. u. COU5ART,
announce him candidate for She riff for
Lancaster District, at the ensuing term.
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Announcements.
FOR SHERIFF,

Mr.. EDITOR Please announce Ma.
AMOS MCMANUS, n candidate for the
Oihce OF Sheriff for Lancaster District, for
the ensuing term and obIige his
MANY FRIENDS.
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w. NJ. CoNSoRs, Sec.

Pass HIM RoUsD.-A man arrived in
our Village some few days since without
any baggage, said his name was Sitgra, es
"a native of Ireland and tailor by trade
he applied and received some work from
Major Beldon, after staying two or three
days information was received that he had
been guilty Of conversation Of danger
Gus character with slaves in the. upper part
of this District. Tie was summoaed to ap-
pear before the Vigilants, and Afte- an exam
ination he was ordered TO leave Immediately;
he left at short notice, and from informa-
tion since received we consider him dan.
gerous man. Look out for him.
by order of the Chairman of Committee
of the Viglants.
Lancaster. Dec. 5, 1859.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The members assembled yesterday, at
IL IN.
The Speaker took the Chair, and the
Journal Of yesterday WAS read.
Al l o'clock, Message No. /, from his
ENceliency the Governor, WAS announced.
Inc m,s ,ssage was then reau by the Clerk,
during which time the most profound silence
WAS observed
AT the conclusion, Mr.. Buist rose and
moved that the message of his EXcclency
the Governor be made the special order of
the day trr tomorrow, at o'clock p. M.
that 5000 copies De printed for distrbu.
ton. Adopted
On motion Of Mr.. leadon, it was ordered
that :, message be sent TO the Senate, pro.
posing to enter into ballot for the Chan
ur'tUrstriP, tO-m"rrow, ri : uc!Uck.
Mr.. Spratt. OF u bill TO incorpo.
rate the Eimorc Mutual Insurance Compa.
ny. Also the following
RcSoircL That the Southern States are,
Of right, and ought to be, in fact, supreme
on the questions which affect the fortunes
of domestic slavery and that all acts of
the General Government, restrictive of the
foreign slave trade, are in derogatior of
their right, and ought to be repealed.
BY Mr.. SimUnton.-Nuticr of Il bill 20
General Sessions in Charleston Dist rict -
Also, II bill to secure 10 vendcr5 Of certain
produce u specific len thereon 70, the space
of five days, t. secure the parchasc money
thereof. Also, Il bill to amend the law in
relation to the qualification Of jurors. Also
bill 10 regulate fees Ia hc charged ag- INST
the State in criminal ca ~, and 10 provide
more cfiectuaIiy for the collection Of costs
from defendants.
BY Mr., O'Connor Notice of bill 10
repeal the seventh section OF an Act 10.
the mere eilcctual relief Of insolv It debt.
ors, passed 1859.
BY Mr.. Muliins.-Noricc of bill TO al
ter and amend the Constitution of thi,
State.
On motion Of Mr.. Mullins, the Hous,
took mp the general orders and on motor
Of same. bill 78, providing for the election
Of an additional Law Judge, was made tn,
special order for Thursday, at .! p. IN.
by Mr.. Fcldcr-Noticc Of bill to in.
crease compensation for taking runaway
slaves.
B. Mr.. Banding Notice of bill to
amend tAc law, in relation 10 last Wills and
testaments.
On motion Of Mr.. Norwood, the, House
adjourned.
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Gbt Ithptt.
LANCASTERVILLE. sc.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, DEC. 7, 1859
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Legislature of South Carolina.
TUESDAY, November, 90, 1859

SENATE-The Senate was called to
order at ~ III. President Porter in the
Chair.
The journal of yesterday was read.
MIR. Mn1yck gave notice that on to NOR.
row, he would introduce bill, advocating
the Giscontinuance of the granting of va
cant lots.
Mr.. Witherspoon, from the Committee
on Vacant Ohices, reported us vacant the
Offices of Chancellor, Master IN Equity for
Charleston District, &c. lie also offered
the following resolution:
ReS0ired, That Il message be sent to the
House, requesting them to unite with the
Senate in the election Of various officers to
offices declared vacant, on Thursday, ut l
o'clock.
Dir. Wilson, in pursuance,o of notice, in
troduced n bill, providing for III additional
law Judge and other purposes. The bill
had its first reading in the Hlonse. 1t was
then referred to Committee on the Judicial
~, and ordered to bc prn. ID.
The Senate adjourned 1t o'clock.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-28
Death of Gen. Wallace.

We arc panied to learn that Gen. DANrrL
WALLACE, Of Union died on the 10th instant.
Previously, his health had been bad, and,
on the morning Of the 10th, whilst walking
the floor, he suddenly fell dead Cen. WAL
LACE was u scl(:madc man, and rose to high
position. He was n native of Laurcns dis
trict. He held the Office of Commissioner i'm
Equity, and represented his district in the
Legislature and Congress. Other positions,
civil and military, he filled most acccptably
Gen. w. was possessed of q gallant and chiv-
alrous spirit, generous to his opponents, and
true to his principles. Ability, of no ordi-
nary character, was long since conceded to
him, which, with other sterling qualities of
the head and heart, endcarcd him in high
degree to his friends and follow citizens
Peace to his memory.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-28
Events Of the Weak.

The papors announce in four lines that the
Southern Commercial Convention" ad-
Journcd on the 18th, after n session of five
days, to meet at Atlanta, Ca, on the second
Monday in November, 1850.
lhe election for members of Parliament
has Just been held in England. The minis.
try Is still in minority, which must inovi-
tabiy lead to its dissolution, and change of
policy in the Queens government.
Fighting continues in Mexico, but all par
ties are paralyzed for the want Of funds
Gen. WM Waller is on hand again, with
300 mon, destined to Southern Mexico. lie
will raise the flag of Independence there, it
is said.
MIR. Ten BRcEcH's marc Priorcss won the
Quecn'scup," at the Ncwmarketraccs. Eng
land; since, Belle, another fine mare, also
lead the track for the Wynstay Handicap.
Advices from Europe this week are to the
18th. Cotton had advanced temporarily Id
There had been no further fighting in Sar-
dinia. The Austrians are exhibiting much
indccision, and tile French are Fastening to
the battle fcld-Napoleon will take the chief
command. 1t is now denied that Russia and
France have formed az alliance Much spcc-
ulation is isindulgcd us to future events. but
they amount to little. England is enrolling
her militia, and great activity prevails in her
navy yards. A revolution is expected in
southern Europe. France is charged with
bringing about the present war, and that the
ultimate end is the bcstowa of Lombardy on
King Victor, Rome OH Prince Napoleon, Ma
Piles on Prince Murat, and the overthrow of
Austria, which leaves tie road open to Rus
s'a; and then hurrah for the long cherished
idea of the attack on England A fine pic
ture, not soon to be realized
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-28
Anderson.

The G0zette draws, and truly too, glow
ing picture of the future of Anderson. AZ
ter speaking of the advantages of the place.
the editor says:
"rhc following list of persons who have
been and still are in high rosition, will rive
some idea Of our society. viz: Hon. j. l.. Orr,
late Speaker of t. S. House of Representa-
tives Hon. j. y. Whitncr and Hon. II. Mum
ro on the bench, Hon. j. ID. Ashmorc, Mem
her of Congress. Hon. j. w. Harrison, State
Senator, j. p. Reed, Esq. Solicitor of the
Western Circuit, all citizens of our town, and
which also was the home of that great and
good man, the late Bishop Capcrs Besides,
we have living in our District, Col. John 4.
Sloan. Clerk of the House of Representatives,
and Col. L. j. Pickcns, Comptroller General
of the State.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-28
Exchanges.


THE BULLErIN.-Thc Bulletin, formerly
published in Columbia, S. c., has been re-
moved to Charlotte n. c., whore it has been
issued in good style. f. H. BRrrrox, Esq,
is the cditor-in-chcf.
LADY's BooK.-Thc juno number of this
Magazine has been received Ifpossib!c, it
is superior to any of its predecessors.
SENATOR CLINGMAN ABRoAD.-A for
cign correspondent of the New York Trib-
une says:
Mr. Clingman who arrived in England
by the Arabia on the I'd instant, suffered
80 much from sea sickness, tlmt lie has
been exceedingly feeble since his landing,
and he informed me that he still constantly
experiences nausea resembling that pro
duced by the motion of vessel Not a
little discomfitcd was the Senator on arri-
wing at Paris. tIe had procured from Mr.
Cass dispatches for minister Mason, in the
confident expectation Of passing through
the customs unannoyed. On arriving at
the Paris station lie remarked to his COM
pagnOn dc voyage, I'll wait while they
examine your trunks, which tsupposc, will
require considerable time" The douan-
ier, however, merely opened and shut Mr..
lI.'s trunks, while Mr.. Cingnlan suffered
the vexation of scoing his own baggage ran
sacked, almost every article being dragged
from his trunk. The great dispatch, with
itsocoan ofsealing- wax, lying ostcrtatiously
at the top of the honorable gentleman
packing, only served to whet the curiosity
or the suspicious of the customs officer"
TIE Snow MeLTINo.-Tho rivers in New
Hampshire are very high at this time, occa-
stoned by melting of snow on the mountains.
and the recont rains. The warm south wind
OF last week started the snow in the woods
and ON the northern mountain slopes.
GoING TO FRANCE.--Some of the American
officers, who were in the Mexican war or,
volunteering to join France. Major Kearney
has already gone.
Hoo CHoLERA.-This fatal disease is cor
rying away large numbers Of hogs in tho
vicinity Of Decatur. Ill 1t is said the San.
Canon river bottom is covered With their
dead b?4ics.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-28
A New Church.

Recently, in bringing before our readers
the progress made in the erection of new
buildings ut Walhalla, we unintcntonally
failed to make mention of the completion of
a spacious new Methodist house of worship
in that place. The building is neat and sub
stantial, and reflects credit upon the liberal.
ity of those who aided in it's erection. Truly,
can it be said that we live in land of obi
blcs and churches"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-28
Mr.. Boyce's Letter.

The letter of Hon. w. w. BoYcE. one of
our members to Congress, has been placed on
the first page Of this days paper. Like eve
rythinS else from his pen, it is frank and d,
cidcd; and for this, in these times of politi-
cal deception, just credit is his due. But,
according to our understanding of the oucs-
ton, one of his assumed positions is untena-
bic. We refer to that portion of his letter,
IN which he claims special protection for slave
property in the territories by the federal gov
crnment. The strength of his position is
much weakened by the admission that he
regards it only as dormant right: not to
be insisted on, unless brought into the dis
cussion; whether by friends or enemies is not
stated
The principle Of non-intcrvention in the
affairs of the territories by the general gov
crnmcnt is all that the South has ever claim
cd, and, with the lights before us, wo do not
see the necessity for additional guarantees
or Legislation on the subject. For. admit
this, and Congress could, under the new prin.
cipe sought to be set us, lcgslate slavery
oW as we'll rs Mto territory and would not
that body be more likely to pursue the for.
mcr than the latter course? Unouostiona-
bly,, this would be tho result. No: we want
no further protection than the constitution
extends to us and twist it as best nav be
done, the asking for further guarantees or
protection, is but an admission of our weak
ness. This is unjust to the South sho is
stronger than she has over been, and there
is great need of her strength, for her enc
mics are multiplying to a fearful extent
Then, instead of raising new ssncs at home.
lot ps strengthen the bonds Of Southern Tn.
lon, that we may the better be enabled to
cope successfully with our Northern enemies;
and If forced, as we believe we will be, to
cut loose from thom in the future, to present
unanimity that must command respect and
give us success.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-28
Appointe3

The Court OF Errors. undcr the net of tho
Legislature, has appointed EDNrND BELIIN-
GER E>l. of Columbia, to codify the laws of
this State, The act authorizes the appoint
ment of three persons to perform this duty
hut tho Court has seen fit to confide it to one.
Mr.. BELLINGER is a gentleman of high litcra-
ry aud legal attainmcnts, and has heavy
work of years before him.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-28
Cavalry.

A notice in this paper brings before the
public proposition to organize a Cavalry
Company, at Walhalla. Thsarm of tho pub
lie service is less appreciated, seemingly,
than any other; whilst, on the contrary, it
should bc popular and f;,storeI. 1t is most
effective, and its exercise inspires patriotic
and manly effort. We trust the exertions
to raise and equip the rom?any may be sue
ccssful