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To the ALPS.

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D6HE INTO ENGLISH sr II.
To The Alps. To the Alps!
'Tis tue blast Of the fIrc,
That sonnds from the Alps,
Liberty! i.,berty!
To ,hr Alps: Quick! Bcs'nc!
Gar b,ldr alone.
Is winding rho horn:
On: gu! Brothers! on
To the Alps! At the five.
Al the f;s. everywhere:
Our PRAYERS. rure "a SHOW,
Shall follow you there.
T., the Alps! And the shade
That the black eagle q f'ngs
T,-nulruw will fade,
VI hen >hurn Of his wings!
T" the Alps! Let your tuil
Set the Siciles trer,t.l
And r,nt frnn their ssil
The proud He"r de lis tJ)
t. the Alps! Milanese!
And fair lnmbsrly.s field
7" her own native bees ~
ller hnuey will yield!
r" the Alps. and be free.
With G,ai'S AL ir"m abuve;
Your banner shall be
Embroidered with love!
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The Standard.
DID he Evening I'ust. !

The fl6~ing is patri"c s'cg lately sung BY the VIZ"
snan, Ixmbsfds appealing r husbands. Lvers and
mhs to ioa NarAd's he'ic m'ile band 1t "Csec'a"r'
IL,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-08-06

Lombardy having been coded to pic,lmont. Il FOL-
lows that the two fortrcssrs Of Mantus aud Pcsch.
era, which have always formed part Of Lomlar,ly.
must lie given up to King Victor Emanuel LON.
hardy has n supcrticcs Of 1856 square miles and .
population Of a,s'n,010 souls. LnmLardy has
hitherto been divided Enthusiastically into nine
provinces delegations. viz: Milan. Pavia. Lodi.
Crcma, Crcmona, Camo Mantua, Sandio. anil Ter.
samo, The fortified towns Of Mansua and Pcschic-
IA form part Of the province Of Msnt,ss. The for
trcss Of Pczzighetonc. Is comprised in the province
ot Crcmona- After the annexation Of fomiar,y TO
Piedmont this kingdom, the sland Of Sariinii in-
cluded, will contain supvrfcics Of u, sio square
miles, with population Of 7,soo.o0o. A rvgaris
territorial extent, il will occupy tenth rank in Ea
rope, and will come immediately alter the Kingdom
Of the Two Siciics, and stands before Portugal and
Bavaria. With respect to population Sardinia will
stand in the ninth rank, level with Naples and
will be above Sweden and Norway, Belgium and
Bavaria. The following table will complete the
comparison ~ regards 1tslv:
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-04-09
a New Literary Enterpriso

1t is proposed to commence tho publication
of a literary journal, in Columbia, during
this month. WM. w. WALKER & Co., are
tho Proprietors. The necessity for an organ
of Southern mind is pressed strongly and
should have weight with our people. Tho
title of the now journal is to be the Cotram,
and we take pleasure in recommending it to
the patronage of the public. HOWARD III.
CALDWELL Esq, u gentleman we'll and IA
vornbly known in literary cirolcs, is to be
the Editor. The C0uram will be published
every Thursday morning Mt two dollars per
annum, invariably in advance. The public
arc assured in the Prospectus that this is no
mere experiment, as the paper will certainly
be published, aud subscribers shall receive
their quid pro q'to.
The following well-known Southern writer's
have expressed their sympathy with tho en-
terpriso and their intention to contribute:
Hon A. b. Neck, \. j. Rcquior The Able
Ruquette, John w. Overall, Hon G.. Gayarrc,
Dr. o. b. Mayer, John II. Thompson. Paul
Ill. lIaync, Henry Timrod, j. Wood David
son, o. NJ. Licbcr w. Nj. Martin, Madame
lie Wort, Mrs. Caroline Glover, Mrs. Nj Mar
tin, Miss Salic Ada Rcedy, President Long.
street, Professors lie Conto, Prof LaBordc,
Prof. Rivers, Prof Venable, Prof. Reynolds,
Prof. Barnwell Prof. Dupre.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-04-09
Hon. Caleb Cushing.

There arc some Northern men with constiu-
tional principles. The case now point is
that Of Hon. CALEB CUSHING, formerly a
member of President PiEHcE's cabinet. lie
is now mcmbcr of the Massachusetts State
Senate. Recently, during the session of the
Legislature of that State, a bill was intro
duced with this provision
s. " Whoever shall arrest, imprison, or carry
out of this Commonwealth, or shall attempt
to arrest, imprison, or carry out of this Com
monwealth, any person for the alleged reason
that such person owes service or labor, as a
slave to the party claiming him. shall be
punished by imprisonment, in the State Pris-
on, not exceeding FIVE years"
The passage of such q law would not only
be unconstitutional, but would nuIIify the
fugitive slave law enacted by Congress. AZ
ter much discussion, in which Mr.. CUSHING
distinguished himself the Legislature. laid
the bill on the table although the black re-
publieans have in that body an overwhelming
majority. Too much honor cannot bcaward-
ed to Mr.. CUsnING for his able, bold, and
manly efforts in this behalf
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-04-09
Saleday.

This monthly cycnt was rather slim nf-
fair. Tho sales amounted to little, and the
attendance ofpcrsons was not largo.
The Agricultural Society held its quarter
ly meeting in tho forenoon u. G. PuLLtAN,
Esq, was chosen, as wc learn, to deliver the
neNtannivcrSary address.
The people lispcrsel at an early hour
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-04-09
A Storm.

On Monday ight the 28th ult., the eastern
section Of this district was visited by Sc
we're wind-storm, accompanied by roin. The
fury Of the storm was confined to narrow
section of country, but did considerable inju-
ry. Several houses were unroofed, and trees
were twisted off bv it's violence.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-04-09
PICkENs C. H., S. c.:
Saturday Morning, April 8, 1856
To Correspondents.

Correspondents favors arc on file. Thr,
Viii ne attended to in good time. All com
munieations nominating persons for Office
must be paid for at our usual rntcS.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-04-09
Yhe Reader


In examining the new advertisements, can.
not fail to be struck with the way Mcssrs.
PIEFEN Il LOWRY offer good bargains Also,
with the quantity of wheat and -four wanted
by idr. HAGooo. There are other notices to
which attention is asked.
----~e
TnE RusH FOX PiHE's PgAK-A st Louis
paper speaking of the foolishly excessive
travel to Pixies Peak, says:
The rush for Iiannibwi and ST. Joseph by
railroad continues to increase daily. On
Friday 800 passengers arrived there on. a
single train, and the next day 400 arrived, ~
More than l,0O0 day pass through tI.i8 city
by the Missouri River steamers and the
Pacific Railroad. Numbers of others cross
tho MssisUipri ut yarious ferries. in wagons
and avoiding the cities steer by the most di-
rect yoads for the western border, while near
~ all who start from the Southern States go
up tho Arkansas river, through Fort Smith.
? The nnn,ber going by all avenues of trsvel,
rs estimated at 1000 per dieto,
Carr. ErANs.-Capt 4. G.. Evans n ma
tsge of Marion district, and an officer of dis-
tinction in the u, S. Army. is OH q visit TO his
relatives in that district He is recently from
the Western frontier, where he has been en-
gagged in several fights with tho Indians
flo killed Camanche chief. captured bis
flag, aud performed other fcats Of dariRa
and bravery,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-04-09
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Tho Gold-Feysr.


There nrc statcuicnts in almost evcry pa
per we take up that Il great rush is. making
fr the solddiggmgs ofthc Rocky Mountains.
ltisestmmted that two thousand persons arc
daily vending their way to Pixies Peak, n
noted point in the rich diygings. In Kansas,
too. rich mines have bcdn discovered; and
companies are forming to convey water from
the Platte river to Cherry creek. distance
of twenty miles, Large numbers are also
crowding these mines. Adventure seems 10
be tue ruling spirit among the restless of our
population, and it is this class that compose
in great degree the population ofthc mines.
We imagine az after-thought, especially rel
ativc to creature-comforts, never troubled
their minds But the practical question, new
erthcless, recurs; How is SO great a number
of persons to be supplied, at n long distance
from civilization, with even the staff of life {?
AS with the history of the California gold
fever when the dealer in brcadstuif3 realized
immense fortunes from the necessities of the
miner, so it will bc in this case. Those who
do not have an eye to supplies for the whole
term of their expedition, had better remain
Mt home. Under the most favorable circunl-
stances, like advice might not he Improbable.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-04-09

HeallG my deRrsp saidpoes 8Tr. jones
to his better bali you have sasiiy dishn-
pointed me. ] onee took you for K level of
wontaB. butt yoashase turned out cn!y 4 sbit
Oe tFHtrisn0niits pnste." Then. my loye.p
.wasthe rsply. i'consolc yourself that ia yery
adhesive, rfss will stick toyDe as long as /
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-04-30
POETRY.
From The Mercury.
The Approach of Evening.

The evening hour coacs on apncc. The sun
In full orbcd brightness, sinks to western worlds
Kissing the horizon his lor,lly march,
And throwing back, DER all lis travelled way,
Far up the heavens. sortcncd smile of glory
The noise and tumult of laborng world
Arc dying into silence. The lowing
Herds, slow moving from the days long labor
in lnxnriant meads homrward their lazy
Journey trace, urged on bywntch dog bark or
licrdsin'm's quickcning wl,oop. The songsters
of the
Woolhush their mclodious lays seek dcnser
shades, aud. covering in thcir dim solitude,
An'icpaie the deeper gloom fnight
The bee, with her days last freight of gathered
Sweets, on hasty wing returning. enters
The hive, deposits in its destined cell
The liquid treasure, and shuts her busy
Eyes to sleep. lhc signing OF the wind seems
Weary. The fading Notwithstanding shades,
Now mcllowing the beauties of you landscape,
Now involving all in undistinguished
Darkncss--preiiSurc and bcspcnk for man
And nature IA season OF calmmeSs and
OF frcst-aS though tho Genius of Rcpose
Spread out her wing andbroodcdo'cr the world
Il. FURMAN.
Greenvllc, April III. 1859
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-04-30
"a FriandlV WofieaL..

a II, persons indebted to. the Estate of
Ia Joshua Coxsi deceased. must settle ot
once. Those haying demabda against the
Estate must render them in acoordingtooI
BY hislrequcst. tito largest ndtes are iu The
bonds Of ME n y. fgx for an early SETTLE.
mont. N ! prefer rssii,'III'pgoP tho estate just
concerned assoHe OF thc. c.Ddministyators.
S. y. r. I'll Il NNICuaY, Admir-.
Peb. %, 1859 81 II
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NdhTHdsBst

| HEREBY give notice to all persorsindcbtcdto
4 me in the Ordinary Office or Bondsdu inc
for Real Estate that have deposited NIL tho
bonds in the hands of j, ~ Ihaoop for collec-
tion, who is tho only person authorized TO re-
ceiYc the same. and yhois my duly authorized
deputy in all business transacted in my office.
-4 w. J. PARSONS, o. P.p.
t1rdnary's Olice March %, 1859 Snl
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-04-30
Stale OGAOuth GwToliaaa,

is uRuiSARN-CITATIoN. - -
WHEREAS. 0i,mcs Southcrlahd hath applied
w to me for letters of administration upon all
and siugrlartlic personal estate of Nancy South
crlnnd, dec ,lhtcofthc Sateaforcsaid and district
ofPickcns Fc kindred and creditors OF said
deceased are therefore, cited to appear before
me, at PickensG. II. or Monday4tffe 9th Mny
next, to shew cause, if any they can, why said
letters should not be granted. Given under my
hand and scah April lS, 1880, &
Es.n y w. j. PARSONS. q. m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-04-30
Head (lunrters.

FiFrH RselNENT, SocrH CSnoLlSA SIiLITtA !,
YHE Battbliohs composing the 9th Reel-
mont, 81 Z, NJ, viii parilde for instruction
and drill armed and equipped as the law de-
reefs, atthe,fpllowins timcsand places namely:
The LIST ,Banallion, at Pickenssillc on the
30th of April, instant. 'ft -
The ID Battalion, at Mrs. Barton'sion tho
9TH May next. fHg1. y t.s
Lieutenant Gol n, H. Griffin md Maj W.
TIoliingswoah are charged witliytii extension
of these orders,, se1ssf - , -
The commissioned anil non-commissiouea
officers will appear Oh thcday previous Tor drill
and instruction, .sT ~ e g
BY order Of Col. JAMrsoS. ., ! -
w. T.. WEBpoRY, AdJt.y
April H. 1884. SS, atfs
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-04-30
81 IN d a'HCE.

A FINAI settlement Of the Estate offhos
IN Alexander. deccascds will lie had be-
fore the Ordinary, at Pckens g. H.. on Mon
day the 18Th day Of Jane next. Persons in
terestcd thcfeiif must govern themselves ac.-
cordingly. sqhose Indebted must pay;up.and
those having demands against suid Estdie
must render them to me, legally attestod, be-
fore that day.' z9e @tsg ~
DANL. ALEXANDER, F.x'orE
Feb. Z. fS59 ~ 20 1tJs 3mt
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State OF S0uleGa Gar6fSa;e.
I'm Egisity---Es sickeils. Z,
Rcatioa ferRGlief.
] JOAluh NY. UObb

j, II, LIlcs and.wsfe, etai.l - ..'.o1,
I Il appearing to the Gommis simmer flsis John
l NJ. I,ylcs apJ wifo Navy. defendants inffSis
case. reside without the Jurisdiction of thishon.
oratie Gouft ;'StnsinotoD Of HARRISON mud Pull
liam, II is,ordeged that she said sbsSAt dessa-
dnnts do appcqr and plead answer prdcinufto to
the pctitioaet's sGi,i petition ofcoldaint, wsii-
in three months from tho publipolion 0s this
ruie, OF 81 yo9fesSo win be IA iseI. i.s
TO thene ~. 6. A. ~.
8 -: 3, ( RoisT, a. nIItYAIpS0y, cyE4f;so.
I csIn'rs Office, AJnlsoh 26, 1850 Bin
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Motisaa.

r. EbIZA *. BROWN, wife of. H. ~ Brown,
l+ hereby givesa6tice sihasat thesexpfation,
OF thc,llegal lcpgth2 of time. II Will ack end
&tradeasa sole trader orsfiec tiegIer NY l,ns-
bands occupatier is'that of Far1ler,
Al" 49, ELIZS.A. BR0yfN.
April 5, 1859 81 3m.
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State paI South Carollaaa, !
GPlCEEEs---IN EQUITY. -
B. w. Abbott

u "" -NUUUVt - 49,
tys., Bill for Relief SO.
j. NJ. .Crenshawondwifee etal
TT appearing to my satisfaction that Noah Ab-
bolt apd,J. NJ. CrensISw and wife Martha,
defendants in this case, reside without ihe I'm
it's of this Stote3 On motion of Norton. CON-
plainant's solicitor, It's ordered that the said
absen. defendants do appearin this court and
plead, answer or deniurto complninant's snid
bill Of complaint witllintlree months from the
Sdlbiic@tion hereof, or an orderpr cosfts'o will
he taken as to ,hem.
EOBT. &. THOMPSON, c.gr.p.
Comrs Office. MARCH, 90, 1850 SIN
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- lfHeDISkG NJ &c %
fEHE Booksi Accounts and Notes, Resigned by
A. Issertel s. Norman for the benefit tof{their
creditors, arc IN my hands for collection. Tho
necessity of theease requires thai they should
be settled with0nf delay 4s.e7 II !! SsSsSf
~ ii j. II. AG0OD, Assign6aa;
Oct 3, 1858 ~ IL tE
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Tag Notice.

4 hiSpersonssSho hrve,not paidtheiF Taxwill
n please come up tothemark and pay between
this and Saleday next, or 0n,sthat, day, asafo
longer indulgence can be given; pronptitude.
isrcquiredof meaand mget regu're, it of.oth-.
ers. The officers of the differeft Boards are
pressing lnefor money md must collect before
j can pay them, ) u. ..<s
j. w. H. GARY, q.
April>a, 1850 az 5sRt4es ;
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Blue Ridge Railroad Co. In S. g

ge. CuARtEtgoS, Feb. 10, 1859.
gCtUBSCRIBBisS 10, the Capital, Stock are
- hereby notified that, the Eighteenth and
Nincseeptli Instalments of the old subscrip-
itior,, and Twenty-Five per cent. of tho new
subscriptions ire required to be paidas fol-
Iowa.: 4ss T-s9f 81 ~ et ssteE -
- The Eighteenth instalmenton tliesl0thday
of April next se2 q sfS - .,t..e'" sgrt. "a
Tic ,NihetGshth instalmsnton the l9thydny
Ton per cent. of ihe new subscription on
tho l9dfday2of March next. 81 ta6 &@
Sfeh percent. pfsthe new subscription on
the l9tlnd day Of April next. 80 ,tes
~, Five percent. of the new subscription on
che 10Th day of May next eByTordcr., q.
WM. IL. PER0NN U, 5s44
Feb. 10, 49, 81 81 Preasurer.
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by SPUndEoN.- There is not spider
hanging on the king 3 wall but hath its err
rand there is notsas ncttle that grows in
,the;corner of the church yard, .but,hath its
purpose; there .issnot a,single; insect flut-.
teringsin thc'bceze, but accomplishcs some
divine decreej and | will never iSltaSe it
that God created any man, especially. any
Christian man. to be a blank and to be a
nothing. aSssv.er ass ,Nesisg s.,iys .ffs{kF
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SvME onewastellin9a an IrishDan that some
body had eaten ten saneegssof,ice cream;
wheronpon Pat shook his hcaIl So, you
duntbeleve III" WitlIa sbrGwrl4 nod, Pat
answered :" belaye in the crane, but not
in the, saucers., .,,ea 9teks8 B&e
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NORRIS HARRISON 81. p RuBLIAM,
AttOrMeys st Eay ~

80 SOhICIT0RSsIS EQUIF T,s${
l{TlLf attend promptly tosalt busincssentrus-
w ted To their cure. Mn. PCJbIAM can all
ways he iouild, in the Office " Ss..lysS sEA ~
80 OFFICE ATaPBCRBaSSo.gI C. H., S.s5.,v.s
Sept q, 1856 sAtsS $50 s. f@kf .sst to-
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f A PERSON tolfa Quak erthat tile silence
of a meeting ogthe Society of Friends wis.
enoughto kill the devil ;;s to (Which the
Quaker replied, ,,thatit was tlic.,very thing
tho silent assembly were trying to do ~
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!. VANITY IN DRESS, Some young ladies,
,feelingthemselyes aggrieyed, ,by the seYeri.
ty with which their friends animadverted
on their gay plumes, crinqlines, scarlet
pctticoats, and flounces, went to their pas
torte learn his opinloo. do you think,"
said they, "that there can be any i,npfo.
priety in our wearing these thfngsyb-v-
q ~ no means," was the prompt reply
"When the heart is full Of ridiculous no,
,tIons, 1t is perfectly proper to hang out
the sign" srsA i. y
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a EITEaE three year old girl was riding in
the. cars with hcr, mother, q few, days since,
when n lady remarked GThuts.,a pretty
'baby!" The little girls eyes. .Ans)ic,l ire ma
,ele drew herself up toher f,iloseheieht and
Replied, :" j ANITA baby--I wear boots, aud
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VERY touching and beautiful were the
words of theotd schoosmaster, as life pass.
edaway. "1tisgrowing dark ythe school
nSay be dismissed"