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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-11-16
The Elections.

BosroN. Mass, November s.-NA.
THANIEL =. BANKS. Republican candr
date for Governor IN Massachusetts has
been re elected by abou; the same major
ity lac received at the last election.
Boston, November On. L. BANKS
(RePubIIcan) has been elected Governor
10y an increased plurality.
NEW GoRK, November 9.-lt is be
lreved At Utica that the American candi
dates selected from the Democratic and
Republicans, are generally elected. The
Tribune, however, SAYS that five State
officers on the American and Republican
ticket are elected 10y large majority
over four doubtful, bat Republican proha
bly elected. The aew Senate is undoubt.
ediy Republican, probably by an incress
ed majority The House OF Assembly is
also strongly Republican.
NEw ORLEANS, November s.-The
American majority in this cily is about
$500
The Democratic State Candidate is
elected.
The opposition elected nineteen out OF
the twenty three Representatives retur
ned from The Parish Of Orleans. and also
elected all OF the three Opposition csndi
dates in nomination for the State Senate
The Opposition candidates for parish
officers were elected.
MILES TAYLOR, OF the Second District
(anti.SLIDGLL,) and J. f. BoULIGSgY, o
the FIRST District, (American,) are elected
70 Congress
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-11-16

South CAROLINA CoNFEREScE.--The
South Carolina Conference, Of the NJ. r.
Church, South, will meet at Greenvlle on
Wednesday, 3Oth inst.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-11-16
FOR TAX COLLECTOR,

Mr.. Error By announcing Capt A.
y. NlSBETa candidate Tor Tax Collectof
at the next election you will oblige.
Hrs FRIENDs.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-11-16

The friend, Of Capt. J. q. CoU3ART
announce him candidate for She riff for
Lancaster District, at the eGsuing term.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-11-16
Especial Despatch to the Charleston Courier
The Result In New York,

WAsHTNGr"v, November 9.-Tele
graphic advices received by toe Presi
dent to day, state that the Republicans
have swept the State Of New York. The
nomination Of Mr.. SEWARD by his party
is thus rendered certain.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-11-16
Gerrit Smith Insane.

NEw YoRSa November 9.-GERRIr
SMITH has beensent to the Insane Asy.
lam, at Utica, seriously deranged.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-21
News Summary.


The chNrgeis boldly preferred against Gov.
CuNiNc. that he has abandoned the interests
of tho United States, and ;,ouc over to tho
Nlormons. Thograud juries bavc failed TO
find bins for murder, whcro Mormons arc
lmPi'cated consequently, The u. IS District
Court was adjourned by the Judge. The
Governor and tho military arc at points, with
affairs generally stirred up to An uncomforrS
table degree.
Tho city council of Columbia has appro-
priated $4,000 for the benefit of tho State
Agricultural &rouuas Tho sasA is 10 90 fol,
the erection of an Amphithcatre, for Tire ox-
hibiion of stock.
JoHN IlEARV, bsqa lnta Of the Charleston
A@eu% has been appointed Superintendent
OF tho Public Printing, in the place of CihonoG
w. Bowman, editor Of the Constitution, tho
organ of the general government.
In tho case of Jlfe State of Georgia Us SAM.
UE1 S%AN, the jury have fo,r6 "a verdict oF
guilty, for selling lottery tickets. SwAN has
appealed, and the Supreme Court will decide
the case at an oarly day.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-21
Sunday School Convention.

The columbia papers ntorm us that & larsN
number of delegates, front all parts Of tho
State, assembled in that city, on the 5th IN
slant, for tho pnrJose of forming Sunday
School Convention. I'ln organization is dc
nominatonal, Icing composed of members of
the Methodist Church. Coy. GIsr was elected
President, and, upon his taking the Chair,
delivered and appropriate address, which wc
publish.
The Vice Presidents are; Rev. II. A. Nc.
Swain, Rev. W. A. Cemowcll, Rev. II. a.
c. Walker, Rev, \. NJ, Chritahurg Rev. p.
y. NJ. Williams. Rev. w. p. Morgan, Rev.
>. u. Brown, Rev. III. C.. Parsons
Secretaries: Rev. a. G.. Stacy, Col. Tho.
j. Warren.
The Convention was in session three DAYS,
during which time much business was trans.
acted. Amongst other liberal contributions,
we notice ono, by Coy. GIsT, Of $4,000 The
next meeting Of this bady will be held at
SrertnnburgC. III. on the third Monday in
May, 1860.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-21
The Tests.

In Williamsburg District, where there is a
member Of the Legislature to elect, to ill the
vacancy occasioned by the death of Mr. BEL
SER, the following questions arc .propound-
ed to the candidates:
81. Are you, or not, in favor oftRurther
mid bcing granted l,y the Legislature to the
Blue Ridge Railroad.
2. Are you, or not in favor of continuing
the construction of the New State House, and
ifso, would youvotc for further appropriations
FOR that purpose?
g. Do you, or not, believe the present Free
School System to be perfect onc2 III not,
would you vote Ror .ssnwppre epristioR to.oroate
n substituted af so, arc you in favor Of the
presout appropriation to that purpose, OF
more or less
4. Are you, or not, in favor of South Car.
olina, and particularly this District, being
represented in the National Convention wiiidh
meets in Charleston IN a8D09
o. Are yon, or not, in favor of National
Conventions III policy and principles?
g. Arc you, or not, in favor of the cstab-
aisbmcnt of a Pcnitcntiary in this State?
T. Would you, or not, favor q change in
our present Judiciary System If so what
changer What do you consider the defects
of the present system, if any there be?
q. Should you favor change, would you
vote for the County Court System 2"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-21
Exhibition Of the S. G. College.

The exhibition of the South Carolina Col
lego has passed off Many of tho dignitarics
ofthc State were on the stage The young
gentlcmcn named below acquitted themselves
says tho Cwolinian, in manner creditable
to themselves and their instructors, and were
applandrd by the spectators:
w. Il. Boggs, (Fairdcld y" Edgar At,nN
Poe" W. 4. Cleveland, Dickens -" Poetry
and its Kindred Arts" Il. C.. Simpson U.nm-
rcus}- Honor to the Dcnd" 4. X. i,Ako.
(Nc~berryi-'-" Progress of the Sciences" T..
Aegare, (Orangeburg) =" The Supernatural. F."
Il. Mcintosh, (Darlington)-" Foet prints of
she Past" F. $. Merrisscrt, (Aia. -" Char
acter Of Gen. Thos. j. Rnsk, of Texas"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-21
r -G1 &. TX 60 w EG GOW II QER .

TyRNs OuP 70 Dg NIcRo. Robert liar
Ian, who recently took to England string
of our best thorough hired. racers to cntor in
the coming great rtccs there, and who has
boon received with open arms by the sport
ing mobility Of England, is wealthy Cincin-
natl negro.
DEsrRUcrIyE fRE,-Scvcnty-f houses,
including tire Bank and Postoficc, in the
town of Ashkosh, (Ill.1 were burned on Tues
day. Loss about one million of dollars, upcn
which thcrc was but slight insurance.
SAILED ron LIBERIA.-Thc ship Mary
Caroline Stevens" sailed from Baltimore for
Liberia ON Thursday, with 353 emigrants,
inciading threo Presbyterian Missionary
Ministers. The cmigrants were principally
maNumitted slaves.
GOLD ExCITEMENr.-Gfcutox excitement OK.
lists at Omaha City, Nebraska, on account of
the alleged discovery of gold in tho North
part of the city.
EARty.-In New Orleans, green corn. full
grown, and remarkably delicious, has made
its sppcaraucc,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-21
From Mexico.

The intelligence from this distracted coun-
try by the steamer Tennessee is imporfant,
though somewhat disconnected. The news
isTp to the 1st of May, and is thus telegraph
cd:
General Robes was at Jalapa with l. 900
men. lie had issued decree forbicl&iag the
passage of the American mails.
Great confusion existed at the Capitol.
where change in the Presidency was daily
expected and another outbreak consecuent-
ly feared.
Miramon was trying to raise money from
European capitalists on aplcdgc ofthc church
property, the Archbishops consenting to the
mortgage.
The English and French fleets were still at
Sacrifcios.
Guadalaara had been taken, and the cap
ture Of Topic. San Bias Colina ami Nlunza-
hillo,by the liberals, is confirmed
Gen. Mcjia had been completely routed bv
the liberals with the loss Of 500 prisoners,
among whom is reported to be himself
Gen. Roblcs was still at Jalapa, surrounded
by Generals Ampndia, Lavo and Traconis,
to await the result of matters at the capitol.
II drivcn close Roblcs will pronounce.
The .ignation of the British residents
against Mr. OhSay is very strong
Miranon has dccrced to closing Of all tho
Gulf ports.
Plots were in existence against Miramon,
to re-inState Zuloaga
Ihc clergy were trying to raise money,
and loan Of SAC. 600, 600 was proposed.
The entire position Of affairs is s0ually..-
Minister McLane had returned to Vera Cruz
in bad health.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-21
The Southern Convention.

This convention met at Nicksburg, Mise,
on the second Monday in May. Eight States
were thinly represented and besides, there
was not delegate present from Virginia.
Gen. CHARLES CLARK, of Miss, was elected
President. Amongst the Vice Presidents,
we notice Gen. o. +. EDWARDS, of this State.
On the 18th day. the Convention adopted
resolutions that tho laws prohibiting the slave
trade ought to be abolished.
The great Foorr, of Compromise memory,
advocated the acquisition of Cuba by pur
chase or otherwise.
The convention had not adjourned at oul
latest dates.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-21
Exchanges.

WEsTMINsTER REvIEw.-Thc number For
April is before u.s. with tho following table
of contents: l. Yorkshire. .. Tho Morals
of Trade. 3. Wcimar and its Celebrities. *
4. The Drama in Paris 5. The Italian Qucs
ton. &. Adam Bcdc. Z. DcLanucmai's ::
his Life and Writings. 8. England's Polit-
cal Position in Europe. g. Contemporary
Literature
Price, s. q ycarAfricc of Bach,cood and
any one of the four Reviews, So; the four
Reviews and S1ac%,smol, SiO. Address LIZ
.cNAR" ScOvV & Co, New York city.
TnR GREENvIILE ENVERp&isE.--Th s,,ir-
tied aud we'll conducted journal has just com>
plctcd its fifth volume. Wo are pleased to
learn that it lis in prospcroas c,udition.-
Sn the commencement of the sixth volume
the Enterprise has been enlarged and other
wise improved. Mcssrs. PRIcE and McJuN-
KEN arc Tic hroprietors, and W. y. PsIcR,
Esq, the Editor. Their interesting s!,eet dc,
serves, and, wc trust, may receive II rcmu-
ncrating patronage.
NiNNSBoRo' Observation-Disclosures GAILLARD
and CLARK have retired from the editorial
control Of this paper, and have been succeed
oil by Mr.. p. S. LAYTON. These gentlemen,
each in their respective vocation, have our
best wishes for their success
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-21
The War Commancad.

The Intelligence from Europe is of tho most
important character. Austria has made u
formal declaration Of war against Sardinia,
invadedhcr territory, and, in tho first con-
ilict of arms, has boon successful. France,
ever active in the cabinet and the fold, is
pushing l,cr trccF1s TO the SCORE of action, ana
has formed, according to tho best authority
mn @iF7ancc with Russin; which co4,ntry, it is
surmiscd, will keep PrNssia and tho Gcr,man
states in check England is preparing. hut,
MS usual, will not 80 into tho conflict until
lato. and then ifofhaps come off with ayin
colors All Europe, it is generally conced-
ed, must become entanglcd in the strife, if
it continscs any length of timo; and blood
and treasure cqaally freely flow.
The effects of this war upon us must bc Sc
riously felt Tlte grains aud breadstuffs of
the country will advance in price, whilst cot
ION s>Sst gcccdo from it's present acceptable
figures. In fact the depreciation in price,
here and in Liverpool, has already common-
vcd- The futarc, both at homo Alrts. abroad,
presents anything but q pleasant aspect.
Nc copy " tclcgraphic report of the ad,i-
ces by the last steamer.
Ry the loss of the packet ship Pomaria,
previously reported, $50 lives were lost
Aroyal proclamation has been issued OF
icring a bouRty of El0 for scamcn, with tire
intention of recruiting 10000 moro men Tor
the British navy. Great NctiGity existed in
the Eag'ish dcckyards. England is prcpa.-
ing for war.
In all probability there was sharp nction
at the Bridge of Dufalorn, April 2S, whicA
the Austrians are rcportcd to have carried at
the point of the bayonct Mortara is ropor.
ted dtakon. The Sardini&as rctrcated before
the Austrians at Lake Maggiorc The tclc-
graph line connecting with Switzerland had
been cat by tho Austl ns. The Austrian
forces were concentrating upon Piaccnza ia
large MASSES
Forty thousand Fronch troops were Mt Ge-
noa.
Victor Emmanucl King of SNrdinia, would
accompany Gems. Canrobcrt and Mel to tho
lines on the river Dora. At Lake Maggiorc
the Austrans seized upon tho Sardnians.
Austria wants n loan of f20,000,0 900. Ma
polcon was expected to Join the arn,y May
;. The PrWssian Government had resolved
u put thcirarmy in readiness to march. A
great many failures had been reported ON
the different Stock Exchanges. Mcssrs.
Wolf & Cox at Berlin, had suspended. y
considerable number Of failures were repor-
ted at Vienna. Impovcrishmcnt and ruin
were expected at Paris. The movements of
tho Boursc this week will be uncxamplcd.
VIENNA, 4 prii SD.--Count Buol has mott
fled tho foreign embassies of the diplomatic
Snd! political reasons inducing the Empcror's
declaration OF War.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-21
The Court of Appeals.

Which have been in session, in Columbia,
adjourned on Monday last. The cases from
this district were thus disposed ef
AT LAw.-Nimrod Lcathcrs ads. W. IL
Ieathcrs. Motion granted. Glovcr,J.
II. G. Alexander ads. +. +. Alexander
Decree not yet pronounced.
In EQUITY.-Allcn Keith VS.. Ex'ors of w.
il. Keith Appeal dismissed. Dunkin, CI,.
William kirkscy Us. Ex'ors of w. T.. Koith.
Appeal dismissed. Wardaw. Ch.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-21

DIVINE SEnvIcE.-Rev. D. C. Boggs viii
preach at Double Springs, near Tunnel Hill,
on thciifth Sabbath ofthis month, at | o'clock
a. NJ.
DcLNEn.- Tho price Of cotton has de-
clincd in Charleston. On the lIth, TOGO
bales were sold at 10 to III conts pvr pound,
No Bur..--'rho grand Jury, at Savannah,
have failed to auda trucbill against Capt.
W. c. Corric, for his alleged participa ton in
tho African slave trade
uEntcAtIoN. ..-Thr new Methodist Church,
Mt Walhalla. will be dedicated on Saturday
before the fifth Sabbath of May instant
Rey'ds. W. G.. Mullinnix and j. III. Hmmpr-
man, with othors, will be present on tlrat in
tcrcSting OCCASION
SrMrATHr.-Sympathy is much moro catch
ing than intelligence. Anybody can feel but
everybody cannot understand. iicncc, pity
for person brought into distress by his own
acts, often outwcighs nll the conviction pro.
duced by knowledge of his crimes
Lrcmr IN 4 DARK PLAcs.-A Literary So
cicty has been established in Jerusalem, and
Reading Room opened to the public in tho
Via DOlorosn, supplied with British, Amcri-
can, French, German and Arabic newspapers
and periodicals. Tho library, ton, rontains
more than 1000 volumes, though begun in
the first of March last.
STEAMBOAT CoLLtssoNs AND Ioss er Lars.
The steamers Lucy May and Cedar Rapids
| collilcd, on the morning of May the 9TH, near
Quincy Illinois. The former sunk almost
irf;antly and three of hor deck passengers
| arr reported TO have been lost
CRors IN THE WEst.-Accounts from the
wcstcrn States generally represent the wheat
crop os very promising for the next season.
y failure of thc crop this year would 30 dis
astrous to the entire West.
CuARiTAnLE.-Tho Order of Odd Fellows
now numbers about 200, 900 members in the
United States, and paid out last year $3.50.
600 for the relief of the sick and ST., ,0GC for
the education of orphans. ,ss
GoLD-lt is estimated that $500, ,O0U 600
in virgin gold has been taken from tho MINDS
III California.
The ScRTrrUREs.-rho Scriptures are
depth that few can wade far into and none
can wade through but yet ali may como to
the brook, and refresh themselves with drink.
ing of tho streams of its living waters, and
go in q little way, according to thcir strength
and stature.
VERY LIKELY.~-An exchange paper tells
story of negro boy who fell into hogsbcad
OF nolassos, and wonders if they licked him
when they took him out.
SAVED BY Hoors.-A young lady, who
walked overheard from the steamer Alvin
Adams, at Louisville on Friday night, was
saved from drowning by hcr hoops. She
Aoatcd from Fourth to Sixth street whore
she was rescued.
PLMN.--Give man brains and riches,
and he'ia king; give hin brains without
riches and he is q slyeS give him riches
without brains and he rs q fool.
DRAD SBor.-The groot West is an "in-
sttution" in its way. 1t Is there. that the
RIFE Whisky is made, and which is warron,
ted to kill qt forty yards ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-21
The Weather &c.

The weather for the past two weeks has
been variable. On Sunday last, portions of
the district were visited by hail storm, but
we learn that no great damage was done.-
Since, rain has fallen in great abundance,
and we have now fine growing weather.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-21
Wheat.

The prospect for wheat, in this district, rs
not good. The frost injured it materially.
and, in some sections. the rust has made its
appearance on ,he staIA. The grouud seed,
cd, with an ordinary productive season, would
have nfade a large Weld;
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-21
Saturday Morning, May 81, 1850.
Absent.

~ necessity existed which mado our alb
scncc last week wcll-nigh unavoidable. 70
u. G. PuLLIAM, Esq. our readers are indcbt-
cd for the very acceptable manner in which
he presided over these columns.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-21
Southern Baptist Convention.

The Southern Baptist Convention eommcn-
ccd its seventh hGnnial session, in Richmond,
Va, on the Tth instant. rho Convention
was in session harmoniously four days, with
2 large number of delegates present Much
business was transacted in the bost spirit
The next meeting of this body will be held
in Savannah, on Friday hoforo tho second
Sahhath in May, 1861
CIRCLE OF CoRRurTioN.- Rivcs, in a
recent speech delivered at Richmond, en-
largas with much force on tho srroad of cor
ruption throughout all branches of tho Fed.
eral government describing it rs pursuing
circle as follows
The developments made present the gov.
ernmcnt as moving in constant circle of
corruption. First, the Government, with the
public money, corrupts the contractors and
employees to vote for members Of Congress ;
then tho contractors corrupt the members of
Congress, with a stipulated percentage to
procure them, other contracts; and finally the
members OF Congress, bY one snqpifs of in
Auenc6 or other, corrupt the government to
Pestow the contracts which they had stipAT
latcd'to obtain; ''' '"''' '"' '1''
DIvoRcEs. Pittsburg papers say q
divorce mania has broken out in that place
and a large number of dccrces of separation
are granted. On Saturday last, blk couples
were separated in this way.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-21
Diocesan Convention.

The annual meeting of the Convention of
the Episcopal Church was held in Charles
ton, on the llth instant. The attendance of
nlGmbsrawSs large during the three days of
its continuance, Rho usual business was
tr9nsaotsd !; tho report of q committee on the
marriage relation ofslaves was postponed for
consideration. q year hence.
OuR merits procure ua the esteem of men
of sense, and our good fortunes that Of the
public.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-21
PeBnings aud Clippings.

p,vtNE SERvIcE.-Rcv. D. C. Boggs viii
preach at Double Springs, near Tunnel Hill,
on thciifth Sabbath ofthis month, at l o'clock
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-21

ANOTHER IIoMIciDE.--. Sslssf1av
last, at justice court ground in tie apgssf
part of this county, one Jesse Peters stab.
bed aud killed Mr.. James West. we
learn that Peters and his own son were 6ph-
ting, and that West intcrfercd to part them
whcrcupon he and Peters got to fighting,
and that West got the better of that fight.
But afterwards, Peters came up to him with
his knife drawn, and urged tho difficulty
on West, and eventually stabbed him. lie.
died about 10 o'clock Monday morning -.
West was quite young man perhaps not
over y years old. iayc"e (Go) fas&et,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-21

No Brtr.--rho grand Jury, at Savannah,
have failed to auda "truobill "against Capt.
W. c. Corric, for his alleged participation in
tho African slave trade.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-21

DrchNtn.-Tho price of cotton has de-
clincd in Charleston. On the llth, loco
bales were sold at 10 to llt conts ppr pound,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-05-21

uEntcAtIoN. THE new Methodist Church,
at Walhalla. will be dedicated on Saturday
before the fifth Sabbath Of May instant
Rcv'ds. W. G. Mullinnix and j. III. Himmpr-
man, with others will be present on tlat in
tcrcSting OCCASION.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-30
BALTIMORE.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 1889

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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-30
THE KEERL Y EYnH1 NEE

For the present week contains the conclusion of
very curious and interesting story, called "TRe
Haunted and the Hamters; or, the House and the
Brain" The remaining space is occupied with the
selected extracts and editorials of the Daily, market
news, &c.
lss~THE WEEKLY EXCHANGE is the largest and
handsomest family journal printed for the low an
nual subscription of one dollar.
Single copies to be had at our counter-price
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-30

Our usual Weekly Review fthe Baltimore mar
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