Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-04-28
Pennings and Clippings.

railroad has heen completed to Savannah river.
and communication has been opened from this
point by steamer with Savannah.
REMARKApLE-Ex.Go Gov. Wise of Va..has writ
ten n letter to his friends withdrawing his name
asa candidate fur the Presidency. Sensihly for
once at least, he advises peace and harmony in
the ranks and action of the democratic party
RELrcIous-On the Goth ultimo Miss Mary
Clogett, of Baltimore received the white veil ut
the Ursuline Convent. in Columbia, S. C.
GooD-The Charleston Eccming Ne,cs saws
the hotels will not use bedstead during the
sitting OF the Convention, but will put up cots
instead thereby preventing the delegates from
Sleeping double. and private conversations from
DcihS dlvulged, as in the case of Bolts and Ty-
/ Ter.
THE CARsT4No CAsE--'rhc ST Louis papers
are of tho opinion that Miss Carstane of the
breach of promise case, will have some trouble
IN pressing her application for anew trial She
is badly insolvent and the law requires that she
shall pledge herself for the costs. Unless, there
fore she can get some friend tn help her in her
extremity her case will probably go by default.
BAD BEER-Or late we notice in our cxchang.
es many fatal results from using California
Beer, both as a drink and rs yeast for bread
we advise all to discontinue its use forthwith.
The LENNON SLAVE CASE DECIDED The Court
Of Appeals of New York has decided the Lem.
mon slave case. affirming the Judgment of the
! Court below, hy the concurring opinions of all
! the Judges. except Justice Clarke who dcl;ver
ed dissenting opinion The decision is adverse adverse
to the rights of a master to hold his slavos in
/ humsuu through the State Of Now York. The
case Will probably so to the Supreme Court.
D. c, TeRnEL ExEcuTEo-Tn accordance with
the sentence ofthe Court, John c. Terrell who
had been convicted Of causing tho death of his
! grand-iather -Ananias Graham, bv poison, was
hung at Bcnnettsyille on Friday last,
COLUMBIA AND IIAMRuRG RArLRoAp-This en-
terprse seems to be in high favor. The .SouM
| C~"hht0n says: I'VE have little doubt that
| vigorous prosecution of the measure Mt this time
will result in the accomplishment of the work"
WAsurNcrox April l9--The lottcr written
/ 10y President Buchanan to Gov. Walker. OF Kan
saS, insisting that the Constitution of that Ter.
ritory he submitted to the people, is prbishcd
ArRrL SNow-A very severe snow storm cam.
mcnced carly Saturday morning. and extended
! from Lake Erie to within few miles of the
J Hudson livcr There was from three to six
inches of snow on the ground liz New York city
at o'clocd p. m, and it was still falling fast
| ANOTHER PALMETTO GoNE-Thc TinnSborn'
/ PcgiStcr records the death of another Of the
survivors of the Palmetto Regiment Mr. Mndi-
son Stuber lie was volunteer in the Fairfield
Company and had resided in that District for
some years.
CONVICTED We understand that Stukes. who
was indicted for the murder of DR.. McNccly
Dnhosc. in Clarendon District. was found guilty
OF murder at the session Of the Court lust held
at Manning, Clarendon District.
LARGE PLANrArtoN-Th Matches FIRE.
1fo"cr OF the !7th nlt., says: The largest sale
ever made in this country was cunSnmmatcd
/ Yesterday. ID. ID. Withcr sold out his place in
me lower part of this county. 10000 acres of
land. with improvements, and 5l5 slaves To
John Is. Eigcc, Of Louisiana, for 81 ,0Ol 200.
! BRnoKLYN. April l0-A verdict has been ron
dercd, granting the sum of $4,000 exclusive of
expenses, to Mrs. JOHN Thompson for Injuries
she sustained by collision on the Hudson Riv.
er Railroad on the 18th January.
KnLrp-A Mr. Davis. of AbbcviIle. in at
tempting to get into one Of the cars of Crcioht
train on the Grccnville and Columbia railroad.
was thrown on the track ON the 10th instant
and so seriously injured as to cause his death
on the succeeding Friday.
New York, April lS-Ilon. Beverly L. Clark
Minister to Guatemala. died on the l7th March.
New York, April 1.-THE Office of the City
Collector was broken open aud robbed last
'."'t WI "'p'N'N III CuiIcHcN ana III .UuD
checks and Treasury warrants. No clue has
| yet been discovered as to the pcrpetrntor.
LOST Man Scvcr, years since Beverly I'd
wards, of Hampstead county Arkansas, SUNNI.
sing he had killed man in fight. fled and has
not been since. The ininrcd man rccoy
cred. and now the family Of Edwards are cx
cccdingiy nnSo"H :o hcar some news OF their
long lost relative.
LARGE ARMY-Lnni., Nnp1leln's army consists
at present Of $500 600 men. of whom 800.
600 compose the National Guard-al old sol
diers.
Nor SrRANcE-Thc young lady who "was
lost IN thought" after wandering in her own
mind, found herself at last in her lovers arms.
To BE llCNG-King Brady, the murderer of
Thomas Nash, is sentenced to he hung at Car.
rolton, Mo. on Friday, the 18th day of MAY,
1860. Brady is about nineteen wears old and
was got into his present difficulty bv too free
indulgence in whiskcy
New BUILDINGS IN New YoRx-The whole
value OF buildings now erecting in New York ia
estimated mt S4,4G4.300, which is n falling off
ot 81 l,0OO7OO, in comparison with the cores
! ponding period of last year.
! PERsoNAL--Thomas C. Reynolds. ESQ. n IN
| tive OF Charleston, has been nominated a cnndi-
date for Lieutenant Governor of Missouri.
| WHAT SHADOWS WE ARE" &C-The editor
OF one of the out west papers gives an account
! OF his once having been for many years haunted
! by n l0unger, who had sat there so long that
when he died his shadow was found fixed upon
| the wall.