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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-06-25
G A MOLD A 4r e $.
FOR oRDINARY.

Hay" The friends of J. III. MARETT respect
fully announce him Consolidate for Ordinary Of
Pickcns District nt the next election.
E%sy" THE friends of WI. j. PARSONS. Esq.
respectfully announce Him candidate ior
election To the Office of Ordinary, for Pickcns
district, AT the cn7,iDg election.
BSy'' fhc friends w. T.. IIOLCOMBE res
pcctmlly announce him n candidate for 0rdina-
ry, nj the next election.
GEaS" The friends of S. RI. JOHNS respect
fully announce him candidate for Ordinary nt
the next election.
rea.. The friends of Rev. JOHN OWENS beg
leave To announce him Il candidate for Ordinary
OF Pickcns district, at ,hc ensuing election.
BsD, The friends uf THOMAS j. KEITH re-
spcctfnIly Announce him n candidate for Ortlin-
airy Of pickens district. nj the ensuing election.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-06-25

"1lAvE you no shame, sir!" "No,
neither of us has any-you, because you
have no sense of shame and I, because /
never do anything that am ashamed of"
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Now Powder Mannfac actorv,

TliESouth Carolina Powder Mills are now
IL IN successful operation, and the attcn-
ton OF Dealers is called to the unmstakablc
superiority of the Powder Manufactured at
these Mills over that any other in America.
Wcarc prepared to furnish Mt the shortest
notice any of the following description, at
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1HdlN alYi

1'IIE Books, Accounts and Notes, assigned by
i Isscrtel s. Norman for tho benefit Of their
creditors, are in my hands for collection. The
necessity of the case requires that they should
be settled without delay,
j. +, lIhG0OD, Assignee.
Oct 6, 1853 ~ Il
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The European News-Important Pro
clamatioN

CiaHdIlOn.
We copy in another column, late news
by the steamer Fulton. 1t will be seen
thqt the allies, aided By Gnribaldi are grad.
ually cncompissing Austrians with u rap
idly cncroachlng lihc of attack When
nen uhfpa'ui tooK possession of Como, he
appointed IL provisional Commissioner Tx
tr{Sq.ra'n"ry y proci,q,mation was issHcd
wnich rcnccts iurthef lght on the prcpar-
"t'onS 'iot Wese made FOR the revolution,
ana ai"o i's uitiihatc oD)cct. Calinncss and
CAUTION were thc Ghatacters OF tic policy
pursued py .nc iG'aers' lie rfUclama-
''on Is eNprcSScu ocio", 1T reveals the
e"vie ouJ'Ie vi ..nu 'eNoiu',on' n"inc'y thG
l o'n'"',on 'I;, ., nh Si,ons constitutional NON
f,onS' "i'oi' WI V9mpoSc a D"'Sark for
"il; ""o VI M'''oi tcto' i'nanucI shell
~ N''S ii'' "u.'i"'S'ra'loh ~ sardinia
i''s oov'' ''p'1n an" oO''s'''ulioi"', aiii the
vS'eus.o' n 0, ms soHe,nni'n' .9, over Italy is,
A. A. 'J"AsV, ""'e,r " WI uGcia'pat'ph by all
WV V,,",'p'o"' |n,,p ~ lH'l'n ,husEenucncc
n,>,".H ,',n''s f Nv so1lcr ,,: nnu Ning Fictof
'''','"o', ''u ","V aH'"'c' VI 'atlohai indc~
po""."1u, """""'Ir" ,'Y,I. ~ iHi1 th't NC had
'0 s'I'o I'"N" '"oS.o'u,' ui"h thc peo-
i'onus"s, om',es, '"'.'''S 'ncir eyes to the
,o,:'', o"',eu ,or ''a sigma, OF insurrcct'oa.
,Io ,ho'Nvs w., o' mummy '. ana prudence and
-, ' ~ o'"' '. ",o'I"',c' ','' o, Mar' 'hu"Ied us
y, "u''sV ~" ~ ny; uen:y; ;. w','cn you dld' ms
w. m 10 ~ r'oSe', s,; u'S'1'..'cu III ita'y' quot
i,,, Tui, 40 "o''o', n"' now o'' iorthcr dc,
SS IL uuIveSS"'S l,: , 'S .nc brave "encral
", "s'u."N' ."S uo.ic 10 announce th'S to us
""9 IN',sM''cr" On ms way inc people rise,
anu ucel"ro iof 'nc n"!'on'i M! cause ana tol
.no sNutn''e"t ot ,ctor emanuel ~,
''''i''',S''o"V' VI ms oareihiah Majesty,
cp;n' ,1; 10 assume assume, inc civll government OF
.n .,''s slo''"1'o"s movement; Cltl4ens
ene lombard mS"frcctlon VIII be animated
py 'hat new ana admirable Italian spirit
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-06-25
A NO. / JACK FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale my superior Jack GIL
n BIAS. He was got by Easlcy's Nam
moth Spanish Jack, anl has proved himself
n sure ioal gcttcr. Said Jack is of let
black color, and is between and 6 years old.
He will prove profitable Investment to any
one who has time to attend to him. Apply
to the subscriber Mt Fair Pay p. o., S. c.
HcShlencc miles above Fair Play.
b. f. SLOAN.
Jane ID. 1850 1S Z
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FOR SI[ERIEl

Bis:J The friends of Mr.. ANDREW RAMSAY
respectfully announce him candidate for Sher-
III of Pickcns district, nt the next election.
BeS" The friends of Col. LEMUEL TIIOM-
AS respectfully announce him n candidate
for Sheriff OF pickcns district, at the ensuing
election.
GsI" The friends of Col. 4. 3. SARGENT
respectfully announce him q candidate for
Sheriff of Pickcns district, at the ensuing
election.
Re1" Thc friends Of W y. CRAIG beg leave
tonnnounce him candidate for Sheriff of Pick
ems district; at the next election
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-06-25

gslS" W here the kcg is returned % cents
will be deducted
The Manufacture is undct the gnidnncc Of
j. III. BEsEMrELpER. FROM Memmingcn. Ger.
many, u skilGml and experienced Powder ma
kcr. lie has introduced the highly brilliant
Powder so much admired lay the sporting
community of Europe. This Powder is q
beautiful round and possesses the polish of
steel, and is entirely free from all corrodiug
properties.
Dealers and contractors may have their
orders filled agreeable to specification. at the
shortest notice. All orders should he adj
dressed to JoIN BowEN Co, at Pickeus g
H., South Carolina.
WIN. II. BOWEN, Agent.
March 15. 1859 81 If
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FOR TAX COLL.EcTOK

hay" The friends of Mr.. 4. s. STEPHENS
respectfully announce him n candidate for the
office of Tax Collector VC rickcns district, as
the ensuing election.
GSiy" The friends of Mr.. GEORGE F. STEAD
ING respectfully announce him II candidate for
the office OF Tax Collector, AT the next election.
nsA., The friends of Rev. !. h. IIUNNiCuTT'
respectfully announce him n candidate for the
Office of Tax Collector, ut the ensuing election
GslY" The friends Of Rev. H. NJ. BARTON
respectfully announce him us n candidate for
Tax Collector at tue next election
Bs5S" The friends of j. W. l.. CARY respect
fully announce him candidate for rc-clcctort
to the Office OF Tax Collector. for Pckcns dis
trct at the ensuing election
Gs5" The friends Of II. CLEVELAND HUNT
respectfully announce him n candidate for Tax
Collector. at the next election.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-06-25
NEW GROCERY STORE,

AT PlCkenS &. HI.
BNIIE subscriber bcgs leave to inform his
Il friends and tho public generally, that he
has opened
GROCERY STORE,
And is now receiving and will continue to
receive everything usually kept imam cstul-
lishment of this kind The Stock is all fresh
and has been bought on the most adqanta.
gioIs terms and will be sold accordingly. =,
Terms will be strictly Cash or Barter al
cash prices. Call and see me-
~ ]. B. REID
April l. 1850 3G If
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Law Notice,

'HllE undersigned have formed II partnership
in the practice of Law and Equity for Pick
ems District Mr. liApDIN may be consulted at
his office i'll Pckcns and Mr.. OnR ut Anderson
JAMES l.. ORR,
w. NJ. lIADDEN
PickcnS G.. H., May 10, 1859 12-tf
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Agricultural.

g. ALEDAI next is the time fixed for one
- m the quarterly meetings of the Pick
cts Agricultural Society.
NJ. NJ, NORTON, prcs't.
Junc 90 1850. IS
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1851 ACRES OF LAND.

I'm E'ickens On IL Mile for Sale.
AM dcsirous Of moving West, aud am
j. now offering my Land Sor sale, which lies
On Twelve Mile Greek, containing
One Thousand G. Fifty-one Acres.
will cut it into small tracts or sell altoncth-
CT to suit purchasers. There can can be
made three very desirable farms out of it.
Those wishing to buy will do well to call
soon, rs am intending to move next fall
and l MUST sell soon to mako ready.
BENZ. HOLDER
March |. 1859 30 #
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MAlYAdtE.

VHR Estate of Moses Hcnd,icks. deceased.
will be settled finally in tile 0rdinary's OF
flee, at Pickcns c. H.. ON Monday the 25tI day
of July next These interested in said estate
will take due notice Of the fact, aud govern
themselves accordingly.
a. W. HENpRICK5, Admir-.
April 30, 1859 30 Sun
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Law Notice.
Medical Notice.

nOCTORS MABRY AND SLOAN hay.
~ ing formed n C6pnrtncrship in tho prac-
tice of Medicine and Surgery, respectfully
offer their Professional services to tho COM
munity at large.
Pondleton, S. G. April 81, 1859 40 If
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State OF South CarOlima,

June Is, 1859 IS 4
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-08-26
LEATHER STORE
NO. 10,
West Market Square, Bangor.

Sole Leather,
Oak, Hen,lock and Slaughter.
Harness Leather,
Oak, Half Oak and Hemlock
Upper Leather,
Slaughter. Wax, Hemloek and Oak Cordov., Kip,
Psena Kip and Shavngs.
Calf Skins,
French and American.
Innings and Bindings,
Fancy, White and Russell, and apron skins for
Blacksmiths.
Kid and Goat Skins,
French Kid, Curacoa, Cape, Sandwich Islands
Tanpco. Bronze and Glove.
Seat and Collar Leather.
Enaneled, Dash.
Picker and Lace Leather,
Buck, Moose and patna.
Shoemakers' Tools,
Harrington's Coburns, Moran { Fulton's, Bald
wins, Warehouses; and Ames Shoe Knives Skiv-
ing, Sole Leather, CHECKER, and PAIRING Knives;
Towards Hammers; liarrinston's, Cobbs, Pack
ards and SHELLS Heel Slaves; Ruggle's Shank
Lastsrs; Allerton's, Woodward's, Titus, Nichols
Kings, Foxon Brooks and Mecuen's Avis;
Fields Zinc, Iron and Steel SLIM stout and over
stout Nails; Shoe Tacks and Round Heads Size
Sticks, Knife Straps, Burnishers, Peg Wheels,
Bottom and Backing Brushes, Welt Knives,
RAIN Files Double Irons, Colts Round Sticks,
Shoulder Sticks, French Wheels, Kit Files, Welt
Trimmers, Sand Stone, Arkansas Stone,
Lasts and Shoe Pegs,
Boot Forms Boot Trees and Feet, Peg Jacks, skiv-
ing Machines, Shoe and Boot Blocks and Pat.
terms.
Shoe Findings,
Shoe Duck, Shoe Binding, Galoon, Black Ball.
Edge Backing. Boot Webbing, oxalic Acid,
Gum Tragacanth, Bristles, Shoe Threads, Lace1.
and Varnish. %
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sIsY
XIV =

MARRIAGE GUIDE YOU NG'S GREAT PHYSIO
LOGACAL WORK, being Private Instructor for Mar
red persons. those about to marry both male and
male. In everything concerning the physioiry ard rea
lions Of sexual s.ste, and the production proven
ton of offspring including all the discoveries
before given in the English language, by WI YOUNG
u. D. This is really valuable au3 interestiny work.
Is written in plain language tor the general reader and
illustrated with eugraynCs. Al Young married people
those contemplating marriage and having The east i'm
pedment To married life, should read this book. Il dis
closes secrets that every should be acquainted with
Still it book that must be locked up, and not lie about
the house. Il will be any the receipt of
TWENTY-FIVE cents. Address DR.. WM. YOUNG, Ne. III
RCETP S Street, above Fourth, Philadelphia. ly45
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FOR SALE
b 4 r. G 4 I n /!
Sac .Mls-Real Estats-L9gs, &c:

THE following valuable property, belonging to Ire Me-
chants psnk Portland, and situated il Ellsworth Is ofeed
sor sale--to wit:
l. The Mills. with all the appurtenances
AID privileges, the Nooiari Mills ana situated
on the Five saw Dam. caei, together NJ the mill
tools, logs in the river, lumber, &c.
2. The Bennett House and Wharf, SO call
ed, on Water street.
5. 4 lot of land on Water street, called
Jordan's raint, including part Boat Cove with wharf
stores dwelling houses stables carriage
house tie same, subject mortgage.
4 A dwelling house and lot on Court
street. known the Bi4isde House occupied by
Addison Pool.
Also for sale, Ticket Lot No. 80, in Town
ship No. 40 mile square
The above properly viii be sod in pa-ceis suit pur
chGsers and on the most liberal terms.
For particulars inquire Of Tie subscriber Ellsworth
ARN0 WIsWELL
December. ID. IS5s. 4Sd
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-25

NEw YORK, May 24--P, NJ.
Flonr heavy and l5CG25c lower; sales Of
H,000 bhls at ) 60(96 70 for super State |;
00E97 30 for extra ditto; 3 60Ge6 20 foL
super Western; G 00G7 30 for common 10
good extra Western; 30G}T GO for ditto
round hoop Ohio--closing heavy and dull
Rye -four quiet and unchanged. Wheat
@4c better; sales Of $4,000 bush at ] ls
ar 40 for Chicago and Milwaukee Club;
80 for red Western, Rye firm sales at
at 9SErl 90. Barley quictat so for State.
Corn declined lCfae; sales at 5000 for
common white; 9l@95 for Jersey yellow (;
2 for mixed Western !; 10, 900 bush Western
sold, to I've delivered in July and August, at
%. Olts firm at 57G60 for Western
Whisky lower sales al 2SGe28l. Pork
dull; quotations nominal sales of GOO
bbbls Il 5O@l7 as for new mess; 10 so
GGl9 90 for prime mess Is 90 for prime.
Beef steady Z 0oGe7 50 for prime; . 90
8 % for mess IL OOGl5 90 for rcpacked
Beef hams duh ut l4GelT Bacon dull /;
homs lOI Cut meats dull at 7(at7! for
shoulders; s4GG9i for hans Lard firm
sales ,oi 5000 bbls al lls@l2i, Butter
steady nj 1920 for new Stair Cheese
quiet at 5ta,9-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-25
- River Item y.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES -F.nN , o'cLOck MONDAY
TILL o'CLorE TCEsDAY.
Moderator, 81. Louis To- Pittsburg.
Die Vernon, Louisville 80 81. Louis.
New Uncle sam, st. Louis TO Eyansyilic.
Ohio Belle, New Orleans To- Cincinnati.
Kate French, Cincinnati to Nashville.
Charley Bowen, Evansville to Cairo.
Bracelet, Louisville to Bowling Green.
Prairie Rose, Cincinnati 90 St. Louis.
The Charley Bowen left yesterday on an
excursion trip Ia Cairo. A party of ladies
and gentlemen went from this city.
II is rumorcd that in addition 10 the
packets already running in the Evansville,
P1ducah, and Cairo trade, sooa TO
have the j. II. Done, Sam. Kirkman, Kate
Sarchei, and probably one or two others
Enough most assdredly, to carry all the
freight and passengers that may happen
along.
The Silver Star, Capt. Gus. Fowler in
command, with MessrS. Dusouchet and
Glenn in the office, leaves to-day on the
arrival of the train, for Paducah and way
places. For speed, safety, aud comfort,
the Star is unsurpassed. &C.. ir
The river, yesterday, opposite this point,
was about at stand. Business along the
wharf rather dull. n heavy South wind
prevailed all day, making itsdifficut for
boats to get out from the landing.
The New Uncle Sam arrived yesterday
from ST. Louis, light, and took on several
. hundred hogsheads of tobacco and 1000
sacks of corn. She has engagements be-
low which win complete her load
The Diana and Chancellor, for New Or
leans, were both due hele Yesterday, bat
had not arrived at dark last night.
The hull of the David White is TO be used
as a wharf-boat nj Paducah. 1t has been
! fitted up for that purpose at the New Alba
ny ways.
The bar between Portland and New Al
| hany is now greater obstruction TO navi-
CATION than the canal. Nearly every boat
grounds on il.
The Upper Mississippi, according TO latest
accounts, is still falling.
The Maid of the Mist, while on her trial
trip, yesterday, broke some portion OF her
machinery which will delay her from enter
| ing the Evansville and Henderson trade for
| "A few days.
The stupendous Trader. arrived from
Green river, early yesterday morning, with
| a fine cargo of tobacco She returns early
| this morning.
We are informed that Capt. q. W. Stew
art, of the New Uncle Sam, contemplates
| running his boat in connection with the
New Southern Belle, this fall, in the Evans
vile aud New Orleans trade. The trade in
question, is actually large enough to sup
roat half dozen good boats, and We be-
lieve that the time is not far distant when
ibis number will be plying between this
port and New Orleans. The movement will
have tendency to shut down" on the
lightning line" of boats from Louisville
that now get almost their entire loads al
our wharf.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-25
wrLnrNcrox. Del. May 24-rn

" ihhiNHlON, tfi.l Way -f--i VI
In the session of the General Assembly
to-day the Prcsbytery Of Kansas was re-
organized and connected with the Synod of
Iowa.
A deeply interesting debate arose in re.
gard TO church members Of good moral
character. Who neglected the-communion tai
bic. IL was decided by large vote that no
new action on the subject is expedient.
The whole judicial business Of the As
sembly was tremendously disposed of.
The special report was made on the for
iegn missions without proposing a disSolu-
ton of relations with the American Boar J.!
The report concludes that the time has come
tor bringing the work on the foreign field
into close connection with the denomination
as such two and halt per cent ON the
church erection fund had been voted To
Kansas.
The business of the Assembly is now be-
gun in earnest
large missionary meeting Was held
this evening.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-25
Washinston LIENS.

W ASHlAGToN, May 2f--P NJ.
Persons leaving the United States foi
France 10y way of llavre, must necessarily
have their passports rizsd by the French
Consul AT the port from which they sail
Those Tor the continent by way of England
aud who may go To London, will have their
passports rized mt the American Legation,
whatever be their destination.
Persons going TO the Spanish West Indies
will base their passports rized by the Spin
isl Consul at the port from which they
sail $50 4 .
NatnaliLed eitizenS applying for arsporls
must send TO the State Department their nat
urnlLailon papers, which will fbe returned
To them together with the descriptions OF
their persons. This Is all that is required
since the mencenieIt OF the present adj
ministration. r-f---- ~ -
About ll,OO0 passports have been issued
at the STATE Department, and they are now
issued ut the rate of from forty to sixty per
day. $3.50
Col. Steptoe and Captains Carr and Pal
iner have obtained leave of absence, Will,
permission to visit Europe. Although il is
probable they viii obserye the warlike
movements in Italy, they 20 there rs private
individuals, and not 10y order of this Gov
ernment as u board OF observation.
Commissioner Bowlin has been sud
denly called 10 Missouri, on account of the
severe illness of his brother. - A.sts
The war departm M has ordered armed
/ escorts Ia the trains with army supplies, on
account h eapprehended attacks fromihc
returning eInigrauiS from Pixies Peak, in.
| formation having been received of the n.
ccssity of such protection. q
Attorney -Gencral Hack to-day decide
the questions submitted 10 him by the State
Department., on the claims of Capt. Il. N
Perkins against the Russian Government
The decisions settle the rights OF. Capt Per
kins to recover, under his contract 10 fur
nish $50 ions OF powder and 5000 stand O
arms. Some uninhportant questions hav,
not yet been fully disposed OF, but the integ
rity Of such contracts is fully maintained
The entire amount involved is about 1885,,
900, which will probably be paid on the re
turn Of the Russian Minister, who is daily
expected from Europe.
This decision has, il is considered, a mos
important bearing upon the supplying o
munitions of war to foreign government
engaged in warfare.
Mr.. Perkins counsel were Ex-Attorney
General Gushing, Ex-senator Cooper, an,
Joseph Il. Stewart
The Patent Office rc-isSued to-day TO ilo
race ii. Day a patent for an improvement il
the manufacture of India-rubber goods b,
means of zinc compounds.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-25
.2UO3BAII9l2IN
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, May 2i-N
A thorough reconnaissance of all the mail
routes is being made, with view their
curtaiiment without serious detrimcnt TO
the public. While i'm many cases the SER
vice has been altogether discontinued, in
others the number of trips has been reduced
from daily to tri-weckly. weekly, &c. Acting
on this principle, the Post Office Department
has, within the last two months, effected an
annual saving OF about 81 SOC, 900, eXclu-
sire of $500, 600 economically the refusal oi
the Postmaster General TO put into operation
the nearly 700 routes created in 1858, but
for the support of which no appropriation
has been made. The work of curtailmcnt
still continues. u is not probable, however,
that the service will be curtailed on any o;
the railroad lines.
The six acting mi,slIipnen who were dis
missed from the navy for being particifa-
tors in tlle thrrng and ieathering of one 81
their cJmradt., ut the naval academy IL
April last, have been re-insiated TO then
tDfmeI POSITIONS. #f'fr.
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CLEvrI.Nn Mar 80


The mass convention Of the foes of the
fugitive slave act to-day. was well attended
A very large number from the Reserve
counties were in attendance. Everything
was orderly.
\ declaration was read denouncing the
fugitive slave Law and the bred Scott decis-
ION.
Resolutions of the same tenor were
also read, Declaring the fugitive slave act
unconstitutional and void the Supreme
Court degenersted and subservient TO party
politics; that the life Tenure should be abol-
ished; the Judicial Circuits remoddeled
the conviction of the Oberlin men disgrace
ful and unparalleled; the plsoners were en-
titled To liberty; the freedom of the coun-
try rests on the great Republican party.
Speeches were made by Giddings, Chase
Wade, ann others
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-25
The Girl v. ho had Survived she =
Shin Fever ~

a few days since one of the Metropolitan
cars Wa stopped Tor the purpose OF taking
up AN elierly female aud "a sickly looking
little giri la the ears were ten ladies, five
ON II side, aud TIM seats will carry nine
Every inch of room seemed occupied, foI
the occupants of the car were fashionably
dressed, and their skirts expanded like pea
cocks tails. No one offered the old lady a
Sc,i, or made room for her, or seemed to
care whether she was tired OF rested. For
II moment the old lady scanned the faces OF
those before her, aud then she smiled grim
~ at the wantsof courtesy which character
ICES females of tic present age
Il say, yen, the Old lady exclaimed
budging the knee of the nearest female and
pointing To the little girl. .s.asl sf
"Did you speak Ia me 2 demanded the
asionis',,,l irmal", ON her dignity immedi-
aiely. r.rt &
"Why, yes, | want 10 know if you
would I,cIic,e this little girl had list come
out of the Ship Fever Hospital mt Deer
Island
Ten lands dalic.,tciy eblved were rsisej
toward the bell strap, and ten voices wcr,
sunny '"'SSu 'o' '"O ''i W S'oPi "hu III ioS'
than one minute the old lady aud the cir
had the vehicle To themselves.
"Wcll, declare, exclaimed the old lady
" forgot TO tell em that there warn't an,
patients there sick with the fever Howev
er,,Ill let 'em know il the next time W.
meet Take "a seat dear, and make yourself
nj home"
The conductor was somewhat astoaishe,
on that trip.