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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-30
THOMAS FREAN, Dep. TrcoSurcr.
00N9MU IH0OAI1O@NSy
FOR THE KEowEE COURIER.

Nr. Editor' With your permission pro.
pose to add few words in regard to that
Hard Case " in our jail InJanuary, 1857,
A, one of the plaintiffs, at whose suit B, the
defendant, is confined, traded for Il note against
Is, and suspccting that if sucd she might re
move her property, took legal advice and
held B to bail She gave security, and very
soon afterwards took her property, consistinr
of two negro children, to North Carolina, and
then, Tor some purpose, returned to this Dis
trict, and was held to bail at the suit of C.
then at the suitof ID, and was then delivered
up by her surctics on the bail bond Mt the
suit of a. She then compromised with C.
and now remains in custody at the suits of
A and ID, and refused to render in schedule
OF her property under the Prison Bounds or
lnsolvcnt Debtors Act which she may do
and be released according to law, under the
former in ten days.
1t may be ungallant to keep a woman in
Jail: but it is also dishonest to refuse to pay
ones debts as far as one has ability.
4" IEGuIEIrS -
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-30
To CORRESPONDENTS.

CoRREcrroN-.Sevoral errors occurred in
the article over the signature of Bounty
Land" which we are desired to correct, as
follows:
For ".fo"nd out the feelings of their hearts,"
read poured out" for "oblivion bard"
read "i"$piyed bard; )" for "disformed" " read
deformed for enjoy last ride" &C., read
"eVoying last ride with the fair;" for
"adeus" read adicus."
If our correspondents would write more
lcgibly they would be saved the modification
of seeing their articles appear incorrectly
printed 1t would likewise save much of our
time, which is valuable to us.
a marriage notice, mailed at ColonePs
Fork, has been received. 1t is unaccompa-
MED by Il responsible name, and, therefore,
cannot be inserted.
The lists of Consignccs at Anderson and
Pendleton are so mcagre that their publca-
ton is not thought important.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-30
An Interesting Calendar.

Our advertising calendar presents this week
an interesting record. Commencing with
Pickcnsvillc and other lands advertised by
the Sheriff for sale.
SHERMAN, of Greenville, as agent, is doing
heavy business. With n large house to op-
crate in, he is effecting heavy sales at very
low prices. Examine his advertisement, and
give him trial.
The reader can patronizc, with perfect safe
ty and gain to himself the Wool Cards of
Messrs. HUcnEs & CARPENTER, near Wolf
Creek, in this district.
Messrs. Cook & PARSONS offer sale valu-
able tract of land. See their advertisement
for further particulars.
Mr. j. b. FIscnEssER has returned to Wal
halla and resumed his business. We com
mend his skill to public patronage.
The valuable Estate of ELIAS MULLINNIx,
deceased, is offered for sale. Attention is
asked to the advertisement descriptive of the
property, with the terms.
The Commissioner in Equity adycrtises
this week valuable lands belonging to the os-
tate of GRIFFIN and Henson ALEXANDER
Reference is made to these and other adser-
tisements in our columns.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-30
The Eleventh Volume.

This number commences the eleventh vol
umc of the COURIER, and also the seventh
year of our connection with it.. The patron.
age OF the paper has gradually increased
until 1T is now fixed upon secure basis
10 whatever this may be owing, we have the
satisfaction of stating that it has boon our
constant aim and ambition to make it, from
the first, worthy of the position it now occu-
pies.
we have no fattcring promises to make
for the future. Principle, not expedicncy
will be the rule of our action. The times
oro, however, both politically and socially
complex in their character, and we reserve
TO ourselves the right to act upon mere de-
tail rs circumstances may require OF duty
lead u.s.
We are welded to no particular party, sect
or clique. Men, together with their measures,
shall receive justice at our hands-wc will
applaud or condemn as VIC may be convinced
ot its justice or propriety. Politically, we
are Statcs'-right democrat, and, for all
practical purposes, will act with the demo.
cratic party of the present day, eschewing
its errors and supporting its orthodox teucts
with like zeal and ability.
Tho improvement of our educational sys-
tenn, now so markedly dcfcctivc-thc devcl-
opmcnt and progress in every way of our
hitherto neglected district and section-thc
rights and best interests of our beloved State
and common country-shall continue to re-
coivc our earnest attention and hearty sup
port.
TO our friends and generous public, from
whom we have received SO many proofs of
kindness and support, we return our warmest
thanks; and, in conclusion, upon turning to
our labors for another twelve month, we
wish each and all of them, "in health and
prosperity long to live"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-30
U G9 e BzI3G w lz5 GWW [R Q r.
The Euronean War

Has been broughtto q bloody but speedy
close. On the 8th. an armistice was agreed
upon; and, ON the llth instant, treaty of
peace was signed. NAroLEoN departed i'm
mediatcly for France.
Thus has been consummated in remark
able short period of time series of important
results. In fow short months, Austria, one
OF the great powers of Europe" has been
coerccd, an independent nationality founded,
and the victor returning amidst the plaudits
OF delighted pcoplo-truc to the last, to the
apparent motive which induced him to take
part in the war. LOUIS NAPOLEON is cor
tainly most extraordinary man, either deep
laid in his plans or most just and upright
The future shall develop his intentions for us.
Peace brings blessings in its train. STRAIT
cgy and carnage cease; commerce again
flourishcs, and civilization and the arts are
restored to their hcalthful exercise and cor
responding expansion.
Such details Of the rcws as we have by the
last steamer appear in our columns.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-30
The Constellation

The proprietor, GEORGE RoDERTs, has for
wardcd to us copy of his Illuminated Con-
stcl|afio"-thc largest paper ever printed
1t contains eight pages of thirteen columns
each, the columns being four feet in length.
A better idea of it may be formed when we
say that it is about ciYhtccm times the size of
the Courier! 1t is published in Now York,
4ti July, at 90 cents per copy, or three cop
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-30
Destructive Storm in Louisville.

The clouds which we have looked for
with such longing, ycarning and eager
c}rnestness, darkencd the sky yesterday
afternoon, and the dusty, dry and dismal
city was the scene of Il pyrotechnic display
scarcely ever equallcd before. We had
rain, wind and lightning. The close and
sultry atmosphere seemed suddenly resolved
into grand electric battery, and for an
hour was ovcrcharged withits surplusage of
flashes. The storm came from the South
west, and was attended by a furious wind
Every street in the city ran as if it were
mill tail, and the dirty thoroughfarcs were
thoroughly ccanscd by the operation. The
storm prevailed with the greatest severity
in that portion of the city South of Broad
way. We counted in our rambles over
small space over one hundred shade trees
that had been uprootcd or broken down.
The effects were not less seriously felt upon
buildings.
To show how fierce and furious was the
storm We annex small chapter of disas-
tcrs Roof blown off Gaulbcrt's grocery,
corner of Seventh and Broadway. On the
opposite corner small frame damaged. AS
sociatc Reformed Church, Ninth and Mag
azinc, unroofcd. House corner of Sixth
and Broadway, property of NJ IIalbert,
damaged by falling tree. The splendid
cdificc of the Fifth ward school was un-
rooted. Ell and kitchen of a. A. Gordon,
corner of Third and Broadway, unroofcd
and blown down. Rear of u. B. Evcrt's
new house on Third, near Brcckinridgc,
blown down Three houses on Portland
avenue, one belonging to Mr. NIossop, were
blown down. The grocery of Adam Ste
phens, corner of Breckenridge and Third
streets, was seriously injured. A new
house of II. j. Mead, Third street, beyond
Broadway, was damaged. In various por-
tions of the city there were other similar
disasters. On the leycc, the blacksmith
shop of Mr.. Smith was blown down.
The boats in port suffered somewhat
the John Gaust and Tempest being driven
from the landings. The pilot-houee of the
new Laurel Hill was completely burstcd
off its fastcnings.
At the Oakland Trotting Park, where
race was about to occur, the track was flood
cd and the lightning struck peach tree
within few yards of the stand Trees
were also struck in Jacobs woods.
This is the most severe storm experience
ed in Louisville since the terrible disaster
by tornado in August, 1854. Fortunate
ly, on this occasion, no lives were lost, tho
there were numerous escapes almost amount
ing to the miraculous us-LouisoiWe (Ky.)
Democrot July 16.
One of our latest San Francisco papers
has the following -:
KIDNAPPING COOLIES. The practice
of kidnapping Cinnamon, in order to send
them on contract to Havana, was exciting
much interest at Macao, Canton, and 9th,
er places Both at Canton and at Wham-
poa, men detected kidnapping have been
seized by the people and been cruciGed,
while one man was killed lately on the
mainland opposite Hongkong, on the mere
suspicion of being engaged in the traffic.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-30
Panther Killed.

we have been reliably informed that Mr..
EDWARD NORTON shot and killed a Panther,
measuring eight feet in length, on Black
Rock Mountain, in jackson comfy, N. g.,
on the Goth instant 1t was not before known
that any of these dangerous animals were so
near us, this occurrence having taken place
only about thirty miles west of this place.
AcTlvITY OF NAPoLEoN.--A private letter
from tho scat of war says that since the ac-
tive work began Napoleon knocks up two
horses every day, being in the saddle from
four o'clock in tho morning; and some Of
his grooms have just reached Paris for new
supply from the imperial stud. His indefat-
igable inspection Of all matters involving
supply, commissariat and rein forcements was
the theme ofthc whole army.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-30
Bnioide.

JOHN MARTIN, citizen of this district,
committed suicide on the 23rd instant, by
hanging himself No cause is known or cx.
cuse given for the commission of the act-
The verdict Of the Coroner's inquest was in
accordance with these facts. The deceased
leaves a young family, in an almost destitute
condition
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-30
ThankS.

We arc indebted to several friends for sea-
sonable presents of apples, watcrmclons, SC.
They will accept our thanks, and excuse us
for not "parading their names before the
public"--it is not to the taste of some.
Mr.. RoB'T KNOX, less fastidious, sends us
a sample of his wheat and oat crop, each evil
dcncinS his skill as farmer.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-30
Statement of Taxes

MIR. FREAN presents an interesting state
ment of taxes and the value of property in
the up country, which shows q gratifying in
crease of the latter. This increase is owing
measurably to the construction of railroads,
and other works of public utility. We are
under obligations to Mr.. FREAN for the state
mcnt
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-30
The Circus. &c.

The circus and mcnagcrieare advertised to
be open here on the 18th. The young folks,
who are fond of the circus performances, and
such others as arc pleased with the "ani-
maP' part of the show, should commence to
husband their small change. A good time is
expected, and all sorts of people ego n!-
See advertisement.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-30

lNsURED.-Mr. Choatcs life was insured
for $25, ,OO0 as follows: $4,000 in tho New
England Mutual Company, and S., 900 each
in Massachusetts, Charter Oak and Connect
icut offices.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-30

AS unansweabe
past THIRTY pX Mi Of
Exhibit of
"road enterprise deficient strength
increase real throughout
present form OF taxation cannot hope our Tax will
greatly
present F.
Erroct 1o
inocSon,) at Iouocing years., ui
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-30
General Tax of the Upper Division.

To Me Editor 0fhhe Kcowce Courier
SIierewth present
of
gratifying to the citizens of the Upper -
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-30

WIrE-wHIPPER WnIrrED.-A man named
Fisher was tied to a post and publicly horse
whipped in the streets of Chaumont, on Sat
urday evening last, for maltreating and mis-
using his wife t'
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-30

SUNDAY BATrLEs.-It will be noticed that
the battle OF Magenta was fought on Sunday.
Some of the most destructive battles of mod
ern times, says the Lowell Courier, have ta-
ken place on that day.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-30

DEcREAsINc.--Th census takor of Abbc-
vile reports the census of that district to be
1l,2lG; slaves, 10000; showing decrease
of the former, from the last census, of |, ,4S3.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-30
Pennings and Clippings.

KELIoIous.-Reverends James Wilson, T.
Loopor and John Ariail will hold meeting
at Liberty Church, commencing on Friday
before the I'd Sabbath in August next.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-30

Sun SfRoKEs.-On Saturday last, there
were over twenty cases of sun-stroke in Gin.
olnnati, nino of which proved fatal. During
tho day the thermometer marked, in some
localities, lob degrees in the shade.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-30

NONE BUT THE BRAVE" &c.-The hide
pende"fe of BroScia states that several young
girls hayemadc VOWS not to marry any body
but wounded soldiers of the army of Italian
Independence
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-30

-, The words "out OF" are the worst in
the language when one is out of patience
and out of money; when his wife tells him
she is out of sugar one day, out of coffee
the next, out of tea the next, out of -four
the next, and finally out of spirits, The
words arc very good when one is out of
debt, out of trouble, and om Of 5aa. If a
man has smoky house, and scoldipe
wife, out of doors is no bad place.
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81 eftbdftSs0erleeMne+
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MS s m pprtenr unb Sabrttan nj
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Il Es Gi!em SOrten StrirtpfiuaGreu.
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srIeet bat, unb bafefbf has srEBte Eager Spn trontfsfmoo
rem, 1ntertafen unb l~nterbDfen ei9ener Babrtf SDrrGtbfn bSit
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fdmft rtetne Naaren I'm 1trBea pe TIM 6lefncn an BEN bf0fa.
fen @retfen TIM 9aben. &ruut umb ~lberSsust quo baDDn.
Gpmts BeIbee, |
NeO@AA UrDnbwaH, 1~GLttmrte, /
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IA MERCHANT TAILOR -
NJ un5 faibtonabler RleiOerlaben,
GE> g8tf pratthrabe, Nr. 1853 u. 1885, fes
Uletnen Gsfbrten 8rsunoen unb benf YutItturn made Tt
Ibtermit bte Anssiss. bas i'd unter b~eItt8ent Datum baa fdpn
felt Satren an eteYem p!ese ~stabltrte @eftGft nttrnpnmlu
genrtetteten 5errenfldbern. neuefer 1acOn, gu ben bilioftn
Creifen crrratbi9 baitsn nnb aud fpl6e auf 8efelnns dntsr-
,SSrten unb gu alien ptetfen.-Serner tIre Nuswabl Reesn.
iGdsrme, @t6fe &C., fpsrte auetn biefeS Sad I6laaenbe @rtlfel.
90 MGs 8efeGunasn fptr6ea ptOnpf. ttut8 unb In tar3eftr
jsTi- cpn mir dnBefertt9t nsrbsn. E 13Gl
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} a S. K. tlemm1ngs
WbpleIale uno Netdll

2Eboleiale uno Netail
6 j E + g tyre
Wp. 12I Nprb<Si9bftr. 5nabe @5asftr. Baltimore.
Der t1nterset6nette mpftptt Der &ufmtrtfamtst Der &Gafsr
tin 2aaer ppn $3.50
Stiefel, uno Sdubs 2eoer,
ae1Ges or fur bte bette AualitGt 8Gtanttrt, %uberjeust, ba6 feline
Yretie eeniB @Ge t%efrtsSt8en, mrlGe tim TIRE ,~SunbfGGtt 5n.
psubtn ppieu. @r f6mst&elt tn, BAT ihr feline lanetdbrt8e
Srfatrnnssa In, 6eesrssi4dtt unO tstns %sdnaieea gtn aTft5tun
SDen Stanb les, aae tn fen Sad fdiascnbe ArttteI IN better
0uafitdt III ben btaighen Yretien ~ Strteuten.
3 metg u teoerla9e.
8ur 8eeusmli6fsit unierer 8unben tn Der 8sasprtat babe
ID sin 3neis. @eladft In SO. $50 8rOnbpaY %etdblirt, aawU
d jtbtrssit Elm 8rDses Experiment auer SOrtin 9eSer trr
S6ubnaGer,d ais
Spbl- unp Oberleber, fransEl(&e unb amertfant'
lde aalbfeae, Buff Upper, Suffer-, @tnfaBe
(Binoin9) unc Gaftan~ (WarDccD) Seize.
6alte, uub Maes 8u iepr ~btltssm Yreie unb anneRmbareu 9e-
b~ineunesn pettante.
567- @aitsr uptrs tn alien @rbsen rnb Der btfen AualttGt
anS tets Az ben b~tatsfsn Yreiisn az boben.
S M U. s lie ntrttng g.,
no. 121 s;Drbs9ietfr. uu5
9on4 IL WD. $50 8rOdbDap 8euspptnt-
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Neue unb biuise
s q p e t { It

III ItIp. Is y(prD@W1p1frlBe
Der unter3ethne te bGIt fttS bas erGete &aaer BON
Xdpeten
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pctbs unb @ptbdns e 2tuncn, Sltnbs, genttiantfde (Qatten)
ano @Osr. 8~tenbea, @tafasbanS. SSdnur unD 0uaten an
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fUl6e SaGen su taufen rnnf&en. lpaten f9 metne Qbaartn
nnp bic pretsItts faju %aniepsn, tbe Ne anbsrswp taufen.
Wtllta nj 3. Griffith
SIR tS @apRr. .~eegenaber Der GtrtRar&t.
RObtaar-Ttatraben psrben eni Beteauns ansefsrtsst nab
GaPetsn pDn ben beHsn Mrbettsth ia nel unb sut-aRfsrEH&%t
27at6ra6W 4l.aG 1a&t
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90 9errn &buGrb S9pni S@ifseGtbsber unb SmiTs.
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et une 0crwamote Dsa OSutialdnt ternper tpHnen tGden
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0lPtb ab gers9Srf naG SreuhGr, ais AUG $3.50 1914
al 8reren Nep-gorf aa-t7i ,ts
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sleletHen Beotusun9en fir 3teGnune bar SO. @eIpft
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lbteifn Sdtfen ben gor5ue eetea fam, unb burb @na.senent
bet uns Wetf { NIB { Dor 4etrIeereien bugA q { Ii . Sprfer
,IHunnef Benbert tint, 70 e~ntpfebien mir aud btertn bfm
IYutIifum nnfere Sermtttlnng.
Die Nbfaprtstass Der 56tHs inD ME fGisti
D, { M NJ D. Wemsgpr!s
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10. MprtI 2 Nnrf
80 NEru5 no. Mprtl,
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GRt0en ndterer &usiuntt wsnbs man R0 an
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@efcbdftSbneber, Napicrz mmo
crialien=Qaaer

Samuel E. Turner, geo. 3 Sip. @barle8fr
bait %befdntts I'm 9prratb Elm srO6es aaser BON 9apter
cdr etbmatertaltsn, SeI6dftS- unb @SntosSn6ern. SIN fet.
nent Eager befnbet fH tnldnbtfdss anb tn,pprttrtss Sd5ref6.
unb 9apter pom alien n68ltden Scrien uab Babrtfen
Mpten papttr Itntirt unb GeB in erDber MuSnabl,
rfef-@puDert aner 6rrten.
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ottesnR' gietfiifts nnb @rtffe1, TinstenfSifeqr &c
Iintc gum 6Gretben uno fur GOpterpreffen
scn ben befsn Sdbrffn, &Dptfrptefen, YDrtpfD.
rtempnnGt is &C. &C.
gowie Elm erpsts Eager BON . afpapter, SpteItar.
en-. & ruder. q Orben &c. aR ben ttQtgfen WretIen. +.
SAMPLER unD Druder aus benz 2nnbe perbeu es in ttrern
Snterede Rnben bet mtF rrraHfpre&en. Sebr17,I
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Sypbnffots SJmIpramce NoDms,

gtc. 70 SecenbtruRe.
Te1ers WSarines mnb SebemszGerfid1es
t1iites=G ~Ompd0nien.
SiGerfe nnb teItelte GUmpaauie. +,
ELECTROMAGNETIC mp Der WSal9b ucn @irainien,
= nit 100000 6 spital
Observation-Disclosures Comp ron Wrrainicn,
NV. nit $2O0,O0 Capital
AiOetnorle Use, ltheruu18, Comp. ron Birainlen,
oe, nit $4,000 Capital
@porter Oat@Veriider =@omp. pcn S~artFprr,
nit $3.50, Capital
security Serftderuno8 Comp. bon Jtetp .I)ort.
~, nit $270, ga vital H1
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nit $4,000 0 Gopitol
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