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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-01-07
List of Acts Passed in the Legislature.

|, I'm Act further to provide for Code of
the Statute Law OF South Carolina.
:. Nm Net tn increase the powers of Com.
m'sSlonrrS of Roads Of Spartanburg District,
and for other purposes.
j. I'm Net latter and amend the Charter
OF the Town of Aiken.
!. An Net to authorizc the formation of 4
Volunteer Company OF Light Infantry within
the limits of the 3lth Regiment South Caro-.
l'Im Militia, and to incom Itc the same. and
to establish corps Of Pioneers in the Rcpi
mcn OF Artillery in Charl,Stun
.. An Act to afford increased Cacilitics for
the administration of Justice in Charleston
District.
e, IN Act to oincorporatc the Watcrcc En-
bamkmcnt Company
I. An Act to provide for the formation of
a Regiment of Rifles in the city of Charles
ton.
s. An Act to exempt from CITY Taxes that
portion of Charleston lying North of Shcph.
ard street
9. An Act to afford aid to the I.aurcns
Railroad Company.
10. An Net to incorporate the 'rasstown
and Panther Greek Turnpike Company.
ll. An Net to exempt Teachers and Stu
"'"N' W." thO pCiibi vi GOaU uutE,
II. An Act to amend the Charter of the
Town of Camden, in certain particulars.
10. An act to alter and amend the Road
Law of this State.
ii. An Act to a''or the time for counting
the votes for Tax Collector of Orange Parish
10. An Net toauth0rizc the Commission
crs of Public Building for williamsburg Dis.
trict to sell certain portions of the public
grounds.
16. An ,Act to provide for the election of
an additional Law jude.
II. An Act tn enlG . the powers of the
Commissioners in Equity of this State, in
certain respects.
Is. An Act to amend the Law in relation
TO Sheriffs.
10 An Act to provide for the organization
Of a proper Fire Guard in The city of Char
lesion.
20 An Act to regulate the amount of the
Penalty of the Bonds of Tax Collectors.
2l. An Act to authorize the Commission.
ers of Roads of certain Districts to make
subscriptions to the Greenville and French
Broad Railroad, and to the Blue llidgo Rail
road in South CaroIua.
%. Al Act to alter the Law in relation to
the Commissions of Guardians, Executors
and Administrations
23, An Act to amend the Law In relation
to the suspension of specie payments by the
Banks of this State.
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Tampering with Slaves

We publish below an extract from the AA.
1900, another from the AA. 1920, and she
Whole ot the statute just passed by the l.ceis-
laturc, ON the subject Of tampering with
slaves Alta time like the present, it is hgh-
ly Important that our citizens should know
What provision has been made by the Leyis-
latnre, for thcpcice and security of the State,
and that by executing the Law in tho forms
and modes prescribed, We may avoid amy re.
sort to those measures of redress which over
ride the law, and lead to violence and disor.
der 1t would seem that these statutes pro.
vide Tor all those cases which are likely Ia
occur, and 1t the citizens will guide thcnsclve.
accordingly, our community G." easily rid it.
sell ot ali who would Interfere ;th our peace
and domestic tranquility. We commend these
statutes to the consideration Of orr pcopIo
AA. lSO5.--icrs p 50.
That any person OF persons VINO shall here.
after write or publish any inhammatory wri-
ting or words, or deliver publicly any iunamma-
tory discourse, tending to ALLEVIATE the affection
or seduce the fidelity of any slave or slaves in
this State, shall, on conviction in any Court
having jurisdiction thereof, by confession in
open Court, or by the testimony of two wit
nesscs, be adjudged guilty of a high misde-
meanor, aud suffer such puni .hment, not ex.
tending to life or limb, as shall be adudeed
by the Judge or judges presiding in the Court
or Courts before whom sucl, trial or trials may
be had, and in order to inforcc the provisions
of this Act:
That all persons accused OF writing, pub
fishing, or speaking the writing words, or
discourse hereby intcrdicted, shall b. indicted
therefor IN any Court having competent ju-
risdiction; in which Indictment, the writing,
words or discourse published, held or made,
shall be plainly and distinctly set forth and
charged and the finding of such indictment,
by the Grand Jury, shall be held aud taken
in law, that the words so charged are, under
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the resolution being agreed to, Was sen, to the
Senate.
DCc. 1D~~Thc Senate received from the
House bill to authorize the Commissioners
of Roads of certain districts to make snb.
ScnptlOnS to tue Grccnvillu and French Broad
aud to the Blue Ridge Railroad COMPANIES
The following bill WAS received, and passed
lis third reading: \ bin to provide for nm nh i.
ditional Law Judge, The House returned nm
Act to apport;On the representation Of this
State. Referred to Committee on iuyrosscd
Acts.
The Scn2tc refused the House leave to
change the day of adjnurnmcut or to meet next
May
The two Houses falling to agree in their
action on icdvrAl relations committee of con-
ference Was appointed, which reported illus
The Committee Of Free Conference on thc
part Of the two Houses of the General AS
s'mhIy /" relation to the disagreement of the
same on the subject of Federal Relations,
nave met and conferred and ask leave to re-
port, that they unanimously recommend the
adoption ot the following preamble and rcso
IutlonS;
Whereas, The State Of South Carolina, by
hcr ordnance OF 1902, affirmed her right to
Secc"e irom the COntcdcracy whenever the &C.
raSlon shoNld arise justityinS her, in her own
Judgement, IN taking that step; and in the
resolution adopted by her Convention, dccar.
e" Iho' she lorcboro the immediate exercise of
thnt right, from consideration of cxpcdicncy
only AND ~Acrc0S, more than seven years
! nave elapsed since that Convention adjourned,
a"o IN tn" intervening time, the assaults upon
'nG institution OF slavery, and upon the
T'S"'S ana equality Of the Southern States,
nave INCREASINGLY continued with increasing
violence, and IN new and more alarming forms
be IT, therefore,
| h'S"'cf, hat South Carolina, still defer
ring to her Southern sisters, nevertheless re-
| Sp'c'tu'Iy announces to them, that it is the de-
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-01-07
Proceedings of the Le, ,lature.

we were unable To give the proceedings of
tho Legislature IN type last issue iur the want
OF space. They are concluded here:
The House discussed the various rcSolu
tons offered, and Iiualy passed unanimously
the following resolutions offered by Mr. Nom
m'ngHr, with the exception Of the 5ti, which
Was withdrawn by him.
R"~trci Tint it is The deliberate Judgment Of
this General Assembly that the snvchrldmg States
should immediately meet together to concert meas
urcS ior united action.
H'$o'rrd, That the foregoing resolution DC com
mnnic'tcd by the Governor To nll the slnvrhollimr
Stat"S, with the crrnHSi request of this State that
they will appoiu, deputies. anil adopt such meas.
urcs aS in their Judgment Will promote the said
meeting.
H'Sritcti That n special committee be appoint ed
by this General Assembly to communicate lie fore
going resolutions to the State OF virginia and to
express To the authorities of that State tho cordial
sympathy n' the people of South Carolina with the
r"plr"i Virginia. and ihcir earnest desire unite
with them in measures uI defence
H"Soir"R That the State of South Carolina owes
it to her 4wn citizens to protect them and leii.
property from every enemy. ami that for the pur-
pose Of military preparation tor nny emergency the
sum o' SluO,Ouu hv appropriated for military con
ingcncicS.
Ht<o''td That a scplr.to Office in the Exccutivc
pcpa"imc" b" Forthwith established. to- be Charged
whh the du,y "t organization and directing the
military e'cn"cS ofthc SIntc that tire head of this
tne tioyyrncr. viii, proncr ron,,rnsn,i,
from The 70, ,;ong appropriation; and he slnli re-
man IN Office until the end Of the next session of
a"" r'"n;ra' tSIT'nn'y' ana ShHli see to the proper
tlic purpose tor which il is designed
Dec. la thr Srnrte, Il Bill to extend
the system Of nuhli, cILcIt;n, in mi. ,!,,t',
was then taken np. The biIl b,d is second
reading.
Mr. Rhott explained the bill ut some lcnyth,
tlkin. it up article by article and SHOWN.
the necessity and Importance of the Till.
Mr. Palmer proposed an amendment to tL,.
bill, to insert the word htr-puying, between
reSii"m and ciii:cn
Mr. McAIilcy replied to show that we as
individuals did not url ,rstanl the architcc.
turc and plans Of the school-houscs; he pro.
posed an amendment.
The debate WAS continued for some time
by McSSrS. ithctt, Wagner, Palmer. Garing.
ton, McAlilcy. Mr.. Palmer withdrew his
amendment.
on molten Nh McA'i!cy, the subscription
to each scholar BY the State was changed from
% TO 90:
Mr' AlaZyck moved the indefinite postpone
i,'e't OF inc D'iI, ana yeas and nays beng called
Tor, resulted yeas : nays ~,
IN inc ilousn' phi to alter the slttlnGs OF
I''o mn.a ""a." o' '.:w III '',c 'st'r,' ,Irc"'t
n;l "V'W" "aW,h,r; .;",o %m SEM 70 ,,S I"eotI
,r', :" Sc s"."o'.nu v.o 'SS"1 o' p""os 'or .nc
ry St,to IJaS''' Ia ''''''S p "I' c1"''nu'nS .ne
9 ".,, ','''0 'io"''' I'e'o "ou sent 10 inc
,,yo fl,or;,. po.,,,..; on, u
Bnyls.on, came IN fnr J;.nuY,;"m "''.'e' - '"''
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-01-07
PlcKrNs COURT HOUSE, s. C. SATURDAY, JANUARY i laoo.


- an Nct 10 ProFiuc Tor the appointment
o! an audi('onai Board of Commissioners OF
fisn 'N'ulccS ior bfonu hivcr.
30 30 an act to punish attempts to poison
20. an Nct to authorize the N"nmission.
e'S oi fuhi'c hu!'d'n@S tor luchIand to sell Il
certain piece OF I1nd In the city Of Cplum-
pa.
- Nm Net to alter and amend the 9th
section ot M Net, cntltlcd an Net to author.
'@c thc formation OF limited partnerships,
- an Nct toauthorzc the issue ot bonds
or stock for the purpose OF continuing tn,
construction OF the New state House.
". an Net to repeal the 9th section Of M
Net, entitled an Net to authorize a;d tu tho
n'We htuSc haiIroad III South Carolina.
oV' An act to alter the Law as to legal
""rG'o."@S against liallroad Companies,
{, "'. ~" AG' |" P,o'iuo Tor the peace and
security OF the State.
"z' an Act to amend an Art entitled al
'ScI 10 ohnfiHr ,nc Wilmington and Man,
chester hNliroad Company
%: .'n 'Hr' TO provide Tor the appointment
,'"",''o,''. Mn2'5!'"''S Ior Lexington aud
"t"t@''""h i''Str'cts'
o. IN Net to amend the Law in rotation
10 l!"''t'''c'
'' -" Ac't" Incorporates certain Societies
,,>,"'''"'S an" 'o"'PHhi'S. ana to renew
anu amend t'c charters OF others.
-, 1", I, An -ict to provide tor compensation
or damages to the families OF persons killed
'y .Mc i"u'' OF others.
n', .t: W. =, '''So 0unPn's tpr the ycal
commencing no IN October S""
,n3 n, .,H .fT' % 'ncotporct' certain Religious
'" "@ ,.',;'"'c '~9c,r'"S' Tor til" advancement
+ u,
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! reasonable nature, SO rs to authorize the ar
l"'R''nehV' 'fl'' ana conviction OF the person
or persons accused |""I""", alwgys never
'ne''SS' 'h," 'he Sai't pen'N y persons 50 nc
cu9'''' Sh"l' DC emitted to ali the benefits and
'dyanta@eS OF cthcrs accused of treason, so far
""'} "S SN'enuS To- the production o' evidence
ana rEnt OF challengH but net 50 far as to
pea" 'h"c 'ne offence Ior which he, She or
,ney may he 'n"ctcd' Is not herein and here
" s"'"''c"''I o1'' " ~% p'nij'y set forth.
y, ~ IoZG-.NcrS ?. ~
nv ~ any "l',H person S!'"i! be duly CON
s'c'Gu o, haN,n& 9lrcctly or indirectly circu-
''''" VI p,""E'"' "i'n'n 'h'S state, amy written
" r,,"'e" paper" W,th inteht to diStnrb the
,'"oI, ,,I W ''c"''S u, q ti'c same III relation to
,no saves Ok ,hc people ot TINS state, such
t':.I"' tI'rlt s'"'a DC a"j"%GGd y guilty OF high
'''"'"'e"nor' ana SnaII be hncd not exceed
,"! ono ','"uS"h" oo''"rS' and be imprisoned
"u' VE''V,'"@ Que ycar-and II any Tree per
y" v, .","i s',''i pc conN'c'r" III the mode
lnns 80 f"" ~ wv 'I' 'n' 'r,a' OF SHrh per
s.', ,"1'i "''''G'' ne or She' Sn"Ii Tor the
,,',;,'> ~. ~ y oo''''"Gco 10 pay hnc not GN-
, NJ, ''I'"''',t "o''rS AN" for the
T. o','i'' ~ T"'I' not cNc"r"ihS MY
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g., r. :, oi I'VE STATE;
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urc or cv,I,nr ,,%,,sla,.o, al KY p,oI"' ~
u0lct any sl,yn ~. .In,.os ~ INV ,i,: ~ us
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cnnv;rton sha,l hayo taI,'n ~ ,,.n, "'',J'i S"o,'
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-01-07
N|'C'NN'JJ w u I NIl I IEIl,
President of the Senate.
JAMES SIMONS,
Speaker ofthe House of Representatives.

BoRN on THE RoAo.--A lady passenger
on the South Carolina Railroad, from point
about seventy-fvo miles east of Memphis,
whleat the White Pond station, in this State
gave birth to healthy female child The
mother and child are both doing well, and
were transported to Blaokvillc, thirteen miles,
where they were provided for as their condi.
tion demanded. In consideration Of the cir
cumstanccs attending the birth of the little
Miss, she name of Carolina r. Rhode has been
proposed for h christening, Mercury.
BITTER pills may have blessed effects.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-01-07

A MAN who had modo a fortune by indus.
try and close economy in retail business, at
length retired from his own trade, and turned
bill -disoountcr One day, in midsummer, a
friend happened to say to him, " How pleas.
ant it is to have such long bright days.
" Why, YES" replied he, "but these Ion
days the interest comes in so slow"
" / COME to steel, as the rat said, to the
trap. " And L spring to embrace you" as
the steel trap replied to the rat.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-27
Seed Oats.

WIT have HaFper,s, Lesiiss' Gsaey = and al a.
w best 4xkzxinss IN The coant<y for aaEeh-
HAGAN 4 fREAkoR,
feoz5-d No Q unEsn street
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-27
CAUTION.

PeTHcsslsxing Al slstaLce sheaid Be extremely
eanttsas vt ties ardes Lottery 1lekets Ger
tlacaIes q Packages of I1rkets- Ihe eoaHtry =
seo6ea VIA beKus snd ssisfirg Lotteries kyery
ney gbe1iafiLki fTizcs ~ frona 80 COS - sac
go head their seaesies-wlfh Isekets oDe Dollar
zico BE C2pll4l frIes are oncred 1lcksls s. A.
SCI b, ~ every a sls1ce. are sfascs: and Money
sazs q tteEs leF tcksts - nacbithrexn sxay
sitAoat the shatoa OF : cbauce OF getting prize
bEesfe Of All lolt<FieG here the Capital fr-se u
us1saaliy large - coDf1fison 90 the Psce q -ack
eta il every inst4rcs where large prizes are easr
- Ter zuz4ii eosl Of Ickess, pea u doxa Boz Ger
tain ErAsd- FRANCE, 5koADbk>Is = o..
narz NzBassFs-
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!. N. SINGER l. CO.'S GAZETTE,

Which Is a beautiful pictorial paper, entirely de-
voted TO this saIJrc, cent gr-tis-
j. NJ. SINGER i co.
J. 7. LORD, Agent
jzn3l-Im IS North College street.
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Transportation

ss-ssez GOING EAST-
Leave Nashville al 40, A. n. and 5, P. n.
Arrive al Chattti COS a = P. u and A. Il
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-27
Express TO Clarksville.

THE Southern Express Company respectfully IN.
l. houHce that they are now running MR.~EVGEss
through 10 CIarksviIle, Wa T.. a X and NJ C. A l.
Rail cars, and prepared 10 forward In that place
ard intervening points with promPtnrss and disttch
All goods usua Ly sent BY express They wfl also
forward % al places on stage routes, cobnectir q
With the above Railroads. Bills, notes, drafts ee
eeiseted aud prompt return made.
~ offce Nc. 10 Public Square
feelI-u A. X HOLT Superintendent.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-27
IN ORDERING TICKETs on cERTIFIcArrs

Enclose the amount Of money our address 10
what you wish TO purchase; name the Lottery n
which you v ish Il invested, and whether ven xisf
~hOles, Halves a. Quarters, ot EigLths, Ca Fecel,
OF which We send what is ordered ~ nrst mall 10
gether with the scheme.
Immediately after the drawing Printed Drawn
certified 10 by the Commissioners. WILDE seut, Wit
Explanation
ss- Purchasers viii please write their signature
plain and give the name OF their Post Oice count
and State
INSTRUMENTATION strictly conadentisl
ES- Allprizes Of 81 o0Vand under paid irnmediaiI
yafterthe irawing-oihel prizes attbe usus tim,
forty days.
INV God Eddy & Co.'s lotteries are erawn
Aug 0sta, 6eoi ga, and y lin IA Rtss Delaware
Address orders or ficketsor Certificates by N
Express IL be iiTectedto
WOOL, EDDY CO. Augusta Georgia
or wOo1, EDDY CO. Atlanta 6 corgin.
or, wOon, EDDY G CO. Wilmington delaware
E8-cre uiars containing Schemes for tie mo Il
viii DC sent free OF eSpei by addressing as above
iRn2z
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-27

rF,HE sae<. ies e s=laeted LEnp Eo<i = % be
L fSaEd 4 tbe ma lard. where Il = sold ~ tSs.
90 tsa1s q :, ce1sz z<r t4<Ael lfcp xe1r erSsrs
= H. No - ? o. and 1tzf a DC f<eEpzy Al.
Ise2<f - Ek4UEL = AG<EA =
isss-sf f.rt e-ek q \. c = 4. Depot
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-27
rand cOnsolldaltd LOtIery Of DeIawars
Every other TIeker n Prize.
Prizes payable ia tall without deduction
Iu.ksss Lofffr,fssr<rs Fsr.z,fs kra.csf
sPLENBID SCHEME.

Asa - Approximation prizes ranging from $50
~ e. sSse-
IS $50 9rizes-...- 49, aEaeoatiEf IL SSso,OO
GhoisfieketsSiV Halls e. - QaaGtcIs >. 30
Persons Ee deEiFt Get onis reGllitle rtsk on !
aekage lof shieh se AL -seHa aSestiucattasf 81
ssrssaeats ofParkssssf I6 wholes eosts.. So
ae. 40 - Halves, =. 49, =
90 do le sigbtLf - -. Is
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-27
LIVERY STABLE.

tuesday, Nay 2ah.-Sv eepsiakes for untried three
Year oldS-SlOO entIance-S-5 fOTfelt-one mile
heats-threc or more to all the slake-Club to
add 500 # the race is run.
"Wednesday, Nay SOFA Jockey Club Purse s3oo-Two
mile heals
7hursdGy, Nay 31a.sweepsiakes for three year olds
y nile heats-sI00 en trauce-S5 forfeit-three
or more TO oil the stake-Club to add 500 II the
race is run.
Friday, June 1a -Proprietor's Purse-s2OO One
8 Mile Heats.
Saturday jun 2d.-Jockey Club Purse siO0-Two
Mile Heats.
Same Ddy-Sweepsiakest tor three year olds-singIe
dash OF mies-si00 Entrance-s50 forfeii--
three or more 20 I'LL the Staka-Club to add slOO
II the Is run.
To name and close LIST OF March. Five per cent
entrance for club money--ail entries be made 70
the undersigned. d Z. CHEATHAM
feo~o-td Proprietor.
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Cheap Cooking Stoves.
Crates and MantelDifces

WE have very large stock oil Pdrlor Nantes
w and Jamb Crates, Of every piice and size;
Tenders of various Patterns; Marbelized Iron Man
ties, &c. MACKENZIE x MINCHIN,
feb2-tf Nos and "a College street.
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Negroes for Sale.
office.
n. e.. ~ n. ES. Escech.
No. 81 COLLEGE sIreef

Are just receiving some very nice goods of their
second purchase this season. We notice some SUI
perior Rep PoPlins, Poplin Robes, Lavella Cloths,
Drab Velours, and some very fine Black Velvet and
Cloth Cloaks and elegant Winter shawIs They have
also some of the finest Carpets ever offered here
IL you want nice Dress, some nice House Fur
nshing Goods, you need so no further than the
Nessrs. Becch'sto supply yourself
see their advertisement in another column
novl5-f
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Prizes Paid lmmsaiareIy after the

~ iIsrdeTfadeFesksst - EkkSeE .BEoxpsl15s s
o "a aasn Del d al presnpf akteA
t5a n q prinssd oiffe & COS
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Freight 10 New York and Philadelphia
on
Cotton and Flour,

CHARLESTON and 81 YANN4R
Cotton per bale ofnOs than 5oobs weight a. Is
tlour per oarrei as
Nc insurance necessary except from Charleston and
Savannah 10 New Yoi and Philadelt hia
Cotton compressed at the OF ton and expense Of
steamers when compressed, BE- frei. hted from
New YORK 10 foreign ports at = To 10 less an cot
ton not compressed.
Through recsIits issned by ;he Freight Agent of
the Nashville Chattanooga Ia lruad
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For Rent or Lease.

/ WILL rent or lease my place near the Murfrees-
horo Pike two E'les from the city fer the present
year, or with the privilege OF ave years There rs
convenient BRICK Dwelling with Kitchen and good
Stsblrs. and a spleadid well OF excellent water
There are twelve acres Of superior Land suitable for
raising n u kinds OF marketing.
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