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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-24
TIE SorrnERS CoXFERExcE.-The Rich.

TIE SorTHERS CoSFERENcE.-The Rich
mond Wing say:
The Southern Conference scheme
was killed very dead in the House of
Delegates, on yesterday. The vote was
taken at | O'Clock, and stood ~ for and
W against sending commissioners 10
that conference
Thus this newly patented DiSunion
scheme has been sent 10 the tomb of the
Capulets so far as Virginia is concerned.
We are rei"iced at the result, and So
will hc the rejecting and patriotic
masses Of the people throughout the
Commonwealth.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-24
Horse Shoeing.
BERNARD

DESPECTFULLY informs his friends
IL and the public in general that havingN N
purchased the interest OF Mr.. Kennedy inv y
his Blacksmith shop, on the corner of Main and
GIeaud streets, he will in future carry on bust.
ness at that place, on his own account, and
trusts tsseceive = portion Of the public patron
aSe. es5
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-24
.Thr Mnmcktrad I'M. which las

rs;y- The Homestead bill, which has
passed the L. :. House Of Representa-
tiveH, provides that any person who IL
the head Of a family or wh1 has arrived
at the age Of u years and Is a citizen
or the United States or who shall have
filed his intention 10 become such cltl-
zen, shall bc entitled t. enter. free of
cost, 100 acres Of public lands, upon
which such person. may have filed q pre-
cmp,ion claim, or which may, at the
time such application is made, bc sub
jcct to prc-esuption. a dollar and quar-
ter or less per acre, or eighty acres at
two dollars and half per acre. y" GER
tifcate or patent is to he issued until
the expiration Of FIVE years Of the date
Of entry, and on payment of ten dollars.
Rights are secured To the actual settler
To- issue to heirs and dcyisccs the lands
acquired. which are in no event L. toe
come liable for the satisfaction Of any
debts contracted prior 10 the issue uf The
patent.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-24

Goats and Wrappers,
HAS. Camp Blankets
Teble Covers, DOor-mats,
Rubber Cloths. vi Different widths and cuors,
Bands and Hose OF all sizes.
Carpeting -Carpeting.
% pieces assorted patterns, and ranging from
81 - 10 SOC. per yard. ParloT Rugs, assorted
Carpet Binding, Floor Oil Clorh, Al, 81, CT,
c-i wide.
J.. Our goods having becn selected in person
by Mr. Roth IN New York, Boston. Cincinnati
and Louisville. We are able to sell at New Or
irans prices GIVE US a trial and satisfy your
selves.
orl ROTH. pEBLIEUX 4 CO.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-24
INVENTED AND PREPARED
RY u. MAJ

The inventor OF this new and invaluable rem
edy has taken patents in France, England, scot
land, Ireland, Belgium and the United States.
The most chronic constipacy yields TO The
daily use of the Invigorating Cruel.
The Cruel is a pleasant food, and requires no
particular diet, ii eXcites the appetite, and acts
favnrably on the digestive organs, and cures
more or less rapidly, but surely always, in every
disease of the stomach, such as
Dyspepsia, Gastritis, Heartburn, Magrims, Sick
Headache, Pains in the Stomach, CostIveness,
Vomiting, Chronic Diarrhea, &c. &c.
The Invigoraiing Cruel is taken IN different
ways wi h a broth-with- water or sweetened
milk-with or without the orange dover water.
4 spoonful Of it IS sufficient. and should be put
IN boiling milk and remain - or 20 minutes.
CyTo be taken morning and evening.
For further PARTICULARS apply 10 the General
Depot, No. "A Cont street, betwee Charities
aud Royal streets, New Orleans.
For sale, wholesale and retail, BY
A. BERNAUD-rRABER.
DepOts in all the principal cities III the Uni
ted States
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-24
GRUAU DE SANTE.
Teritable Hygiene des Families,
Substance AHmeRtaire Ell
Remcde Par Excellence.
pECoUyERT ET PREPARE PAR
II. MATMAx

TEITE nouvelle ct precieuse decouyerte
~ est pa,entee pour la France, rAngleterre,
| Ecosse, flrIande, ct la Belgique, ainsi que pour
les E,ats -Unis.
les consiipa,ions les plas rebelles I've peuvent
.rtsisier a lemploi lournaher du GRUAU DE
SANrE; on preud aiors deux Potsges par jour,
TN lie malin ct %lautre ie solr.
On IL prend CONNIE alIment sans etre ~astreint
a un regime particulitr. Il est agreeable au go6t,
excite Zap petit, facilite la digestion ct guerit
pIos on MONS vite, mais ~toujouIs inlaIiiblement,
toutes les maladies de lestomac, connues sous
les nOmmes de:
Dyspepsia, Gastrites, Gastralgies, All
greurs, Magazines, Cramps d'esto-
mac, Consultations, NumisSe-
ments, Diarrhees chro-
nlques, etc. etc
lie GRUAU DE SANTE, Get allment unique
ct Incompatible, calme aussi les limitations de la
p~oitrine, la toux ri lie NAL de gorge. il guerit ega-
lement renroulement ct Iextinction du voix.
On Sc trouyera bien, pendant les premiers mois
an 'noins den prendre lie matin ct lie soir.
Nente en- gros ct Ell detail par A. RENACD-
TRABER, agent general pour les Etats-unis.
Depot dams ioutes les yiles Prlncipiles des
Flats Unis.
A la Nouvclle-O Orleans, rae Conf a, entire
Charire ct Roya!e.
NOtOe.
lnde~penfamment De touies ses proprietes dc.
sornais rnconiestables, pusage du Gruau de san
&c a posiiivement Immense ayantage d'etIes
bienfaisanie pendant lie terme les grossesscs,
don't il tacilite aussi de plus, il enrichit ct aug
mente beaucoup lie lait DIES nourrice.
Aucun autre aliment ne peut lui e,re compare;
pour etre admInislTe sans Granite aux plus jeunrs
enians; il les relraichIt, les foTtfe ct les pre-.
SprIp 10 heaucfpln ia noIa,Iiae IL laur Ina
Nous le conseillons done A touies les families.
Chaque Paquet dune livre da Gruau de SAN
ie content 81 potages GU cremes pour une per-
some.
lis sont toutes revetus de la signature de P.
Marmay seul inventeur pstente.
o.! A vendre a PLAQUEMINE Ia Pharma-
Gle de CARSON 4 KEARNY. NH I
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-24
~.-4-~-

LarRey. Thos. II. St"rktnp. Of lhila-
delphia, has been elected Chaplain Of
the Federal House Of Representatives,.
The Cincinnati Commercial says he is a
gentlemen Of the Methodist persuasion,
who hac SCARED above crceds, and taken
q position 81 independent Of sccts, that
though g man OF a high order "f talents,
he has been troubled To find a flock, and
has for some years devoted a large por-
ton u his time to writing for various
periodicals, IN the publication of which
hc Nas concerned.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-24
Saddlery.

I! fall assortment Of Ladies, Misses, Gents and
Bows PLAIN and Quilted Seals, Bntchins, Cart
saddles, buggy and Carriage Harness, Riding
,uI Buggy " hips, Blind Brides. Bndle Filings
Port and snatilIe Bits, Meaningless. Buggy Rslns,
Smihs and SnrsInsIrs.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-24
Important Notice.

Among ali its other good qualities, which are
universally acknowledged, it has been found 10
be highly useful and benefcent TO Women in the
state OF Pregnancy, and that it facilitates their
delivery,
1t also improves positively the quality and in
cTeases the quantity of Milk of Nurses.
No other Kind of food can be compared 10 il,
it may be administered without fear 10 the
youngest children; il refreshes and strengthens
them, and preserves them against a great many
diseases peculiar to their age.
We may therefore confidently recommend it
10 every family.
Every one-pound paper Of the SANITARY
CRUEL. contains thirty-two portions for one
person. They are alhslgned by P. MARMAi,
Inventor aud Petentse.
ITO be had in PLAQUEMINE Of CAR
son x KEARNY. mill
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-24
III. II. II UCKL r,
LATE YOUNG & co.,
8 Camp Street, New Orleans:

SoA4AP SSAOOSS WV SAASoAss
U'asch walker, JerekSer ssS S~ifserssifk.
Sh Importers Of fine Watches AAs@
&.Afor Ladies and Gentlemen, of~
the most celebrated makers of England and Swift
zerland. made to his order expressly in heavy
cases, tgold and silver and warranted standard
fneness. Ladies Chatelaines and Neck Chains,
Gents Guard, Fob and Vest Chains; Seals, Keys,
&c. Finger Rings, Earrings, Breast pins, Cuff
pins, &c. Diamonds in Pins ard Rings.
Spectacles for every age, in gold, silver and steel
frames;
Silverware warranted as pure as coin, consisting
of table, tea and desert Spoons;
Table and Desert Forks, Ladies, Bntter Knives
Mustard and salt spoons, sugar tongues, &c.
Plated ware, consisting OF eastors, csndlsstiefs
walters, &c.
Having been always engaged in the mechanical
part of the business, all Watches sent for repairs
will have the strictsst attention, and hav lng every
facility for making any portion of a watch, he
will be enabled TO work on very reasonable
terms.
W Jewelry made to order, and repaired. Dia-
msnds reset in ne latsst style. Canes mounted,
in gold or silver dec3-no7
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-24
.yEW. .9DT-S.

CANITARI CRUEL.
I. X. L. NOURISHING REMEDY.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-24

s.S-If any of our subscribers have
the blues, and would like to cJcite 2 laugh,
let them read Amateur Gymnastics, Tin
another column, and if their Imagination
IS pretty lively, wen treat, If the tears
don't come ont of their eyes by the time
that faoae gets into the dressing room"
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-24
Clothing--C Clothing,
India Rubber Goods.

aiesl ~s;rles, tor Geuts, Boys and Children
A laIrr AhsnrIneMl seamless OyercOaLs.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-24
Carpeting -Carpeting.

ROTH. pEBLIEUX 4 co.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-02-04
Mr.. Memminger,s Speech.

We have surrendered much of our space this
week to the vcry able speech of Mr. MEMMIxGER,
the Commissioners to Virginia. lie sketches the
r'sc and progress of the abolition party with n
master hand, showing conclusivcly the unfair.
moss and hostility exhibited by tho North to-
wards the South and her institutions. How
virginia can withstand such facts, arguments
ana eloquencc as is contained in this address,
Wa are unable to see. We trust her and tho
South will not do so. We have already talked
too long; now let us act, and that decisivcly
In response to Mr.. Ms mission the following
resolution has been introduced into the Senate
of Virginia:
Resolved That n Joint Committee of Thirteen
members on the part of the House of Delegates
anu hNe members on the part of the Senate, he ap-
pointed, TO whom shall be referred the recent com.
munlcation of theSState of South Carolina through
her Commissioner, the Hon. c. G. Mcmmingcr, and
toreport such response, MS in the opinion of the
Committee it may be proper for tue General As.
sembly of Virginia to make to her sister State.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-02-04


to the National democratic Convention. which
is to assombein Charleston on the 23d of April
next, to nominate candidates for President and
Vice. President of the United Statcs. In the
Northern States, the delegates already appoint
ed have been instructed to vote for Judge Dovo.
LAS; whilst, in tho Snuthcrn States, he will not
get II vote. 1t would be useless to speculate
upon tho chances of any of those named for the
nominations The convention will hold its meet
ings in the Institute Hall
The other Southern States will be represented
fully in that body, and we believe that South
Carolina should meet ,hom there. She has cv-
rything to gain and nothing to lose by such a
course. To this end therefore, we trust that
arrangements will be made for having this Dis
trict represented iii tho State Convention soon
to convene in Columbia. Saleday in March
next wonld be an appropriate time for holding a
meeting here for this purpose.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-02-04
correspondence Of the Keowee Courier.
DAWSON C. H., Ga, Jan. 23d, 1860
Vindication of the Russell.

Mr. Editor: Most of your readers willrecollcct
reading small article once in your paper, the
caption of which, WAS "Thc Russells, or the first
Californians" and now if you will permit me
will Introduce those same worthy gentlemen to
your readers again. will not only introduce them
as the first CllitOrnans but among the first mi
ners of l.umpliin county Ga; also, the first to de-
velop the Gold of the Rocky Mountains which has
been much talked of:
Reader, you have already heard :. eat doal re-
specing the Russclls. You have heard they were
hanged, beaten to death, ilaycd alive, and thous
and other as false reports which l will endeavor
TO prove before nm done; not that expect to do
them Justice, for they must receive that from n
better skilled pen than nine But to do tho best
can | will follow them back TO where their fnhcr
left them; and then We Will sec what they have
done up to the present.
think Tint told you their fatlcr died while
they were quite young, w. g., the eldest being
only j. years of age. Thus young, with wild
owed mother only, to guide and protect them
through an unfricndy world, they were left to work
their way. Thus they commenced digging for
god which they followed for several years in
bumpkir county Ga, ii paying them only living
uutil it was said there gold in California =
Then with half outfit they set out for n land of
gold whore fortune made herself acquainted with
thcm and they returned quite independent rhoy
were now able to supply all their mothers wants
and returned to California tile sccond time whore
fortune again acknowledge them as their fnyorites
and accompanies th"m to their Georgia homes once
more They now buy one of the best farms on the
Etowah River known as the Rig Savanna. w. G.
now sits down to enjoy for awhio the blessings of
his family, for BY this time lie has wife and two
children j. r. now marries, settles down and
engages in the mercantile business, which he fol-
lowed for few years, and then turned his attcn-
ton u his farm. j. o. and l.. j.. now for the first
time embraces the opportunity of going to school
j. o., after acquiring good English cducr,ion
married and went to farming. j.. j., tho youngest
OF the four brothers, studied Medicine and gained
a Medical Diploma from Of the first schools in
| Philadelphia lie then married and went to prac
tlsing medicine. This hc done with great success
until he became tired. and goes 90 tho Rocky
Mountains in company with w. G. aud j. o. Here
old Dame met them and blessed them again w
Oi Russell has made the third trip TO the Rocky
Mountains, and is now making preparations to
start on the fourth tonr.
Reader, there could he much moro said in behalf
OF Mcssrs. Russell, but being unable to do them
justice, will leave them as subject for better
pen than mine. r.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-02-04
Congress-.


The intelligence from Washington is of the
most exciting character, Congress has been in
session near two months without cffcctng an
organization. The House has balottcd for
Speaker day after day, and the members have
made speeches almost without number. Last
week, however, by combination of true men.
from the North and South, Mr.. SMITH, an old
line wing of North Carolina, received the re-
quisito number of votes but, before the election
was declared, several members changed their
votes, thereby preventing an election Thus
by chicanery and delay, are the great interests
OF the country trided with. The proceedings
OF both houses appear in our columns. g.
The speech of Judge DorcLAs in the ScnHte
on the proposition 70 protectslayery in the States
l5ses ltAsftoTies, is regarded as bid for south
Ttgnvotes for the Presidency
Further Intelligence from WASHINGTON is most
anxiously looked for
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-02-04
Last OG' COaasigI.ccla;l,

~ fmlcrson Depot, ceeh ending Jun. 2S, 1860
Bristol. i b Bons"i & SIN. J We r p Vor.
nor, w S keesc D \ Kesler,J j Cowayhen, T L
Crayton, j SHELTON. J s Pcessley w j I.gpn.
Sloan 4 s, Rhett j Il Scott VIII DGaiiti,rd.
\ Q Campbell. S.oan & II. j w Crawf,rl j
ltostie, Il Ell wards, ] S Murray w s Sharpe,
ID Stribling, p L Dear III, j w Il Thonps5n,
Jones >. 5 Cherry. j h e w NJ b. Sullivan
& S. VI Ptrtlow. Binsont &c j. n w Brown If
Kaufman. q L Symmes, II Adgor. J Min.
wee, IL i ycifers, j B 4 lser. b Il 'R II Co. r.
Adger, Il w Byrum, w h Walters, w p Hall,
II w Picper. j d Sloan, AKraker w s. & G. =
Williams. NJ Wilkes a } Ligon.. G Nr,hael,
j [ Norris, NJ Slmn. 3 Munrde. WA liayno,
B, V& Co, j Il Norris Mrs + Morse.
0, III. p. FAINT, Agent.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-02-04
lhJWMyF 5@gE. an, !,

MInniEn, ON Thursday evening, 2,it inst. at
the residence Of the brides father by H. N Rob
ms. Esq, MIR. r. d. ExrRitsgS, formerly of 'I.au-
rens. to Miss LucRErIA PRirE, all of Pickcns.
On Sunday evening, 2Ith inst, at the residence
Of the brides mother, by Rev. B. f. FAhuldin, Mr.
). NEWTON WILLIAMS, of Anderson, toSIiss VI. ANN
AncngR. of Pickcns
On the 20tl inst. by ] " ArnoI Esa. Mr..
wM. T. GARyIS to Miss MARTHA NJ. JAMES, all of
i'ickcns.
On Thursday, January 10Th, Mt /" The Oaks"
'pcndleton, by Rev. A. u Cornish, Col. TItgoboRE
DEifoN WAgSEn, Of Gharleeto1, TO Miss SAaaa
ELIA donghter of the lite jacob Warley q.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-02-04

quietly and honorabIy All the heads of de-
pcttincnts beye re.organiSed fcr the steelina of
the ten millions of taxes for 1860.
ApPotSTED--lIon. Cbafles j. Faulkner of
Virginia, has beer appointed Minister to France
France soon. ~
CRAzf--IIon Clark b. Cochrane,a n New York
been removed 70 the Uticn ASYLUM = A g few
more of the same sort" might be spared in the
eame way.
AproINrED-IIis Exeelcney Gov w III Gist
has been pleased to appoint Geni. james III
Williams of Newberry, Commissioner under
an Act passed at the hast Session of the Iogis-
lnture. to CodiI,y the Militia aad Patrol Laws
of this State. ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-02-04
The Latest News

The Alabama State democratic Convention.
in their resolutions, takes the highest Southern
ground, insisting oa territorial protection and
ncgotivcing Douglas, Delegates were appoint.
cd to Charleston "A battle was fought,
December %, in the province of Colmo between
Gen Miramon, of the Church party, and the
Llbcrasts, in which til latter wore defeated
with loss of 700 killed. Miramon lost 900
killed, and took 1000 prisoners and five field
pieces Miramon then seized on Manznnillo, a
port in that province, on the Pacific, capturing
two vcSScIs-----rhc small pox has broken out
IN Macon, G0---South Carolina has eirht
sons in the United States Senate four othcrs
arc also Governors of Southern S,utes---Thc
conservative men Of Connecticut have appointed
Mr CHArINE, Il Commissioner to Virginia tC
assure that Commonwealth of the fcalty of the
former State to the constitution and laws What
ncxt?---Cortinas, the outlaw, who was de-
teatcd at Brownsville, rctrcated to Mexico re-
crultcd to the strength of 2G0 men, is above Mat
nmoras, pundoring the Texans--The free
negroes arc in n state Of rebellion in Canada
In the border counties, they are more numerous
than the whites. The whites refuse their chill
dren admittancc into the schools Hence thci,
mischief They insult the whites. aud swcn,
they will control the schools They are furi
tNcs from the South Canadians are therefore
in pitiuble plght--Thc Galveston Nc,r.
thinks from reliable information from the Rio
Grandc, tNmt the present difficulties will end il
war with Mcxic0---Thc intelligence from
Europe is unntercsting In Liverpool, cottor
is quiet, without an advance in price The no
litical news is unimportant
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-02-04
Reidville Female High School

Ihe Spartanburg Express thus speaks of this
institution. Other particulars may be derived
from its advertisement to be found in our col
umns:
The Roidville Female High School, situated
in the beautiful and thriving little villare of
ReidVille, thirteen miles southwest of our town,
merits and is destined to receive large share
ef public patronage The building is not only
a'bcUutftJrf one, but model in it's architectural
design for all similar Institutions. 1t is sun
P''ed 100 WITH all the necessary appliances for
q complete illustration of the scientific course.
The chemical and philosophical apparatus TALL
oi which mas now been received. is such as we
feel satisfied no similar institution in the State
possesses. The teachers are all South Carolini-
ans, and The principals graduates of the
oontn Carolina College. The interest Which
they have in the school is not one of pecuuisry
profit alone, but that they may afford thorough
and finished education to the daughters of our
innd, at such rates as may enable many who
have heretofore been unable to avail themselves
OF such advantages and that they may place on
atrm basis an institution which is to be n
Messing to the community and State for gener-
aIons to come. The boarding house connected
wItlIthe school is made by the kind mntron who
presldes over It, homo, in every sense Of the
word. for the pupils Let all parents who have
tiaughters to educate, examine the advertise
meut to be found in another column"
A SAMPLE OF THE SyMpArnY"-A better
ilhstration of /" free soil " sympathy has not
Z been lately seen than that described in the fol-
lowing paragraph about misguided lady from
North Carolina:
AN old lady, Mrs. Frances Kindred is now
an inmate of the Warrcn county (Ohio) Poor
House. She formerly livod in Arson county
@2N. g., and was rich in lands and negroes, but
has spent all her property in liberating her
#slaves In 1852 she went to IIillsborou gh. Ohio
. with her last slave, She has since become so
reduced in circumstances as to be compelled to
take refuge in poor house She AMI her
'1tffends now appeal 10 phanthropisis IN oontri.
butte to get her out of tie poor house and plnco
itof in a more tolerable institution Mrs Kim
dtedis nov eighty.thrae years old.
ASpERsoy 4TlLIfsRY AND CLASSICAL ACADEMY
- rcsd the Inst Anderson Gazette, We learn that
ehe eligible grounds on which Is situated the resi-
dopaa Of Gen Jamcs w. Harrison, comprising
more tlisn 20 acres have been purchased as n site
1fthe biiliiary and Classical Acadomy lately be.
athere. The Town Council, NJ the suggestion
81 pssslfoe Of the citizens have issued bonds for
% sagnent Of q considerable portion of the pur-
fssc money. TIE site Is regarded as very IA
FJgablg aud ara late one.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-02-04
New Advertisements.

The administrators Of Mrs Craig advortiscs
desirable property for salc--NIr BowDEN has
taken charge Of tho Pondlcton hotel, and, from
what we know of himself and lady, can prom
lse the guest attention, quiet and n good bill of
fare generally Call on him-The card of
Mr.. GAINEY and other notices in this number
will be looked to proGtnbly.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-02-04
Large Yield.

.,.,sA friend, writing to from Mississippi. in
<n"1 ~ FMS us that, in "circlc of two miles 800
VOC 1s of cotton, averaging 500 pounds, each
M been made" In the same place, 900 bbls
SELF .rn were raissdfor sale. Wewil be pleased
to receive tIe promised sketch of the country
for tho Courier
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-02-04
Praisewnrihu-

project is on foot to enclose with neat
fence the Church and graveyard in the village
IN subscription has been started to raise the nee
esSary means for this purposc and we commend
1T to those who have not yet seen it.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-02-04
Positive Notice.

"A I.b PERSONS intlebtot TO the UNDERSIGNED Ell
~ ther by Note or Account, mustmakc ini;nediate
payment; on their failure to do So they will bo
sued indiscriminately on Return day
jan 81, 1860 97 tf
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-02-04
PICKENs C. H., s. c.:
Saturday Morning, February 4, 1se
The Public Meeting.

ltisnli important that the contemplated meet
ing on Monday next TO take initiatory steps in
regard to district subscription to the railroad,
should be full one. The people are much in.
terestei in it, and should give it their attention.
1t Will, we doubt not, be thoroughly discussed.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-02-04
Another Laree Hoo

We gave the weight IF western hog last
week. We have been informed since that one
otourcltizOns. Mr.. JAMES w. LAWRENCE had a
three year old g'@nter, which weighed 522 lbs
: Who can beat it?