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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-28
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-28
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-28
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-28
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-28
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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-05
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AN EvANGEL

A rifted leaf went quiveripg by.
Beneath the blue of heaven
A yellow leaf-and summers sigh
Passed with the breath of even.
1t was a weird like messenger
OF darkness and decay
A lonely, mournful traveller
To point the weary way;
The sexton wind would surely pass
To bury all the flowers,
And leave his shape upon the grass
His mattock in the bowers ~ q
And sill as deeper grew the cen.
A blood-red dome raised high
Its disc. abore the clouds bet~een,
The earth and crimson sky:
And the food of glory sbone
Down golden vistss bright;
Till darkness elasped a starry zone
Around the waist of Night,
And then knew September kept
Within her FURNISHED hall
An orgic. wild, and never wept
Ger Summer in her poll.
questioned then The sIeepless Night,
Upon her ebon car.
Chasing their fiery steeds of light.
Lea oy Ine Nesper staI
And asked, What need is to lie won
Within the round of years,
That Summers golden belts undoue.
When Autumn's finger sears,
And King October's crown of grain
Falls meath old Winter SHOWS,
That yield when April's tender rain
Is kissing up the rose r.
And low and deep voice came out
The starry sweep. and said.
20 man. the Wisdom do not doubt,
That has these changes made,
From evil still evolving good
The wholesome lesson see,
And DER it humbly ponder. brood
Twas written all for fheei"
Zen in the storm-cloud's angry din
A golden page appears
The prism bow of promise in
A baptism OF tears !
Louisville Journal
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-05

SAD CAsuAErr.-During the hiring Of
minute guns TO Knoxville. ILL.,, at a meeting
of the citizens 70 pay tf;aute 10 the mem
ory Of Gov. Bissell, two men were killed
by the premature discharge Of the cannon.
Mr.. Palmer, one Of the unfortunate man,
left wife and two children, and the other,
Mr.. Morrow, wife and four children.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-05

Y1ELpIse A BIr.--Bachelars are not en-
tireiy lost to the refinement Of sentiment,
for the following toast was given by one
of them at celebration: "The. Ladies'
Sweet-briars in the garden of life."
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-05

Punch says he saw father knock down
his beloved boy, and thought 1t was the
most striking illustration of sun-down he
ever beheld.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-05

THREsHIse MAsHlSKs FOR CALuoRSrl.
s-Messrs, Russell of this place, have filed
orders for .ffy.One Threshing machines
from California, within the last six months.
-NdsnHon Times.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-05

The less man does the more fuss he
makes. A hen with one chicken does
more scratching than il she had family
of fifteen. 80 sss
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-05
DOCTRINE OF THE FATHERS.

The Republican party does claim, and
has always claimed, and the Democratic
party always claimed until about the year
1852, throughout ell the North, thst Con-
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-05

There are some persons who appear to
possess all kinds Of sense, but common
sense. 81
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-02-25

Nothing but the recollection of hcr sufferings
was left Her waist, her throat, her shoul-
ders, had not suffered the slightest alteration.
On the 18th of February, Mile. dc Virze hav-
ing returned to her provincial home, married
Arthur Ashbell. In July, she sailed for the
United States, where she now resides To-
wards the close of November, she gave birth
to great boy, which she nurses herself, and
experiences no difficulty whatever in 50 doing
She is cured, perfectly cured and believes
herself cured, as the public prosecutor would
say. | give you the full nauuc of this young
woman saved by the Black Doctor; for in
Paris Eve hundred persons know all about
Ashbell and his ianccc. AS to the poor
Wires, you must confess that, for man ac-
cused of swindling, he has conducted himself
with much honor in not speaking even to his
counsel of the cure of iile ViMc. went
to sec him in prison one day, and asked him
why he had not summoned \Shbcll and his
wife as witncsscs-or, at least, NJ dc Nrzc,
the father
"Nlc could not, he replied; "you we'll
know me promise NJ. Ashbcll to hold my
tongue"
The same correspondent tells also tnr fol-.
'oWlnr story Of the Black Doctor:
In the Rue Ch0ronne, he cured poor little
salcswoman of cancer in the brcSt When
at The end of four months tho poor woman
came, all trembling, to ask for his bill, he
replied, alt is five hundred francs that ="
Lord exclaimed the poor woman, "ivc
hundred francs Where du YOU think |
should find them, my worthy doctor? could
not earn them in year"
g Let me fnish" said he. {" 1t is five
hundred francs that | am nbout to uivc Won
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-02-25
The Noble Farmer.

Dr MRS. L.. II. SIGOthNEN.
"Agriculturc is the most healthy, the most use
al, the most noble employment of man."
George Washington.
What hero from the battle strife,
With palms of victory crown'd,
Famc's clarion music in his ear
From carth's rcmotcst bound;
What Ruler o'cr Nations love
In majesty sublime,
The first, the greatest in the realm
king in Freedoms cline,
Returns to rural haunts to watch
Ills ripening wheat fields wave?
a blessed gladncSs in his heart
That glory never gave.
Who mid his acres broad and green,
Where plow-Sharcs break the sod
Prefers in sylvan tolls to walk
With Nature and with God?
There WAS but Onc--whO thus retired
From conpuCsts, powerOnd pride,
For which ambition hath SO oft
In madness Strvcn md died
There was hut onc--doSt ask his name -
Meath fair Nirgnia's sky;
Go, find Mount Ncnon's scpulchrc,
Aud heed its answering sigh
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-02-25
Plant Plenty of Corn.

There Is every indication that brCadStuiiS
will command high prices for year to come
The great grain marts Of Chicago and Buna-
10 have now unusually short aud inadequate
stocks on haud-So short that consumers in
the latter city are sending orders to Il dis
tancc for supplies. From the wheat produ-
cling regions of the middle States complaints
are already made of Tic umpromising aud pre-
carlouS state of the growing crops the win
ter has been too changcublc for it, and should
severe cold snap occur in March, much of
it will be caught III too forward stage and
farther injured In addition to these tangi-
table reports of the shortncss of the stock and
prospects of the next crop, there are collatc-
raj influences that will probably considerably
affect the market for grain of all kinds. I'M
doubtcdIy very heavy emigration will 90
forward carly in the Spring to the gold re
gious OF Kansas, Arizona and Sonora it
would probably be NJ cNaggcraton to estimate
the total number of cmigrlnts at one hundred
thousand TO meet the wants of these hc,-
Wy supplies OF grain must be sent forward,
| thus stimulating the trade and reducing the
supply in farmers hands. Extensive arrange
ments have already been made to send for
ward weekly supply trains from the Kansas
| and Missouri townS, to carry out heavy
stocks of provisions in advance of orders from
the gold regions. So many laborcrs will 90
from the middle and Western States, that the
grain crops of those regions must be cut short
| by it, Then we have here at home the ac-
tivity and prosperity of the cotton interest to
stimulate planters to raise as large a cotton
crop as possible this year; many OF them have
bought or hired negroes ut very high prices
and will rely solely upon the cotton crop to
bring them money whcrcwith to meet their
engagements.
All the facts conSprc to assure Us that
heavy grain crops will be required and us
this is the time of the year when our South
crn planters must determine and appomion
their crops, we call their attention to the pros
poets before them. They can yet do much to
influence the prices of grain Of all kinds by
planting plenty of corn. There would seem
| to be no danger whatever they can lose by ap-
proprating more ground to this crop and less
to cotton, even il brcadstufs should be cheap
cr than present appearances indicate Who
has ever known corn to be Il drug" in the
South for many years past ? last years
crop WAS IN unusually heavy one and yet corn
now commands 60 Il 70 cents per bushcl in
this markct-a price more rcmuncrativo to
! the producer than 10 or l. cents per pound for
| cotton.
Besides, our Southern planters cannot we'll
afford to pay 8 cents per pound for pork, and
! 0 cents for bacon, even out of the proceeds
Of a cotton crop sold at 10 or II cents per
pound. The prospect is that they will lave
to pay the prices rs long as they raise so lit,
tie pork for themselves. If, therefore, SUI
pcrabundance OF corn for ordinary plantation
uses should not command fair price in mar
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-02-25
Lost,

0N Thursday 29th Dcccmbcr last, small red
" leather Pocket Book, containing some money,
the following Notes, and other papers to wit: On
James George * Co. for $50, a. Dcuch for 500,
on John Mn'ildcn for S25 and one oil II. Ballntgc
for sly. These persons arc requested not to pay
these Notes to any ono but myself. Nv EnmS 1,
"''" >" my Information in rchtioa
thereto will be thankfully received.
DANIEL, RILEY,
Jan. Q. 1860 % A.,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-02-25


bled around the messenger to, hear the news
OF the parSon The old ladies' crowded up
too and the Captain aud the Squire were
eager to hear. But Floyd felt the Importance
o! ms situation, and was IN no hurry to divcst
himself OF the momentary dignity.
Wen, as rode down to Boggy Cut, [
saw
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.u' m arson Is coming htS'' ana you may take
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blossom, stalled again
Mrs PcabosSom tried to coax him to " gist"
say ii the Pwson was coming or not. Polly
6rggfd ,, him and all the bridesmaids implorcd
But Floyd event on in his own way rcjoi-
cling.
t;r,oJ . ola S,;n v,,,I '"'T nv lo''>
IN tn rrail aIh 'I'W I'',i Soi'o,"' oi wlt'o over
and "w5crn 10 n"}l @ h"r" U'v" to1 U", 5"c % roaI
be hard to say, if the impatient Captain had
not tntcrtewcd
That gentleman with n peculiar CLINT OF the
eye remarked: Wen, there's one way
can bring him to a showing" as he took a
large horn from between the logs, and rung
ycIpng. y few more notes, as loud as those
that issued from " "Ruland'S horn at RonccS
vallcs," was sufficient invitation to every
hound, toist, and cur of low degree" that
followed the guests, to join in the chorus
The Captain was a man of good lungs, and
" the way he did blow was the way" as Squire
TompNns afterwards very happily described
1T; and as there was in the canine choir some
thirty voices OF every key the music may be
imagined better than described Miss Tabi-
tha Iidwcll, the first bridesmaid, put her hands
to her ears, and cried out, &" My stars we
shall all get blow d away
The desired effect Of abbrcviating the mes
Senger story was produced, us that prollX
parsonage III copperaS pants was seen to take
ioly aside, and whisper something III her car.
ON, Floyd, You are Joking; You oughtn't
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-02-25
Assignees' Notice.

III tho creditors Of f. a. Alexander, who desire
~ to take under his assignment, .nNst hand in
their claims on or before the 5th day Of March
next. payment will bo made on such claims ON
the 9Th day of March next, nj II o'clock, NJ at j.
j. NOrton's Law-ollioe, in Pickens village.
j.. E. HAGO0D. ! Assignccs md
NJ. NJ, NORTON, }ageats Of tho
J. j. NORTON, creditors.
Jan. 13 1860 81 8.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-02-25

after the painful and exciting scene of the
doliycry of the verdict, he asked, with trans
parent simplicity of the officer, '"whethcr he
thought the jury would convict him 2"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-02-25
Ml1 SOELIANE1. Y .
Polly Peablossom's Wedding.

a coming reckon he want so tedious get
ting to his own wedding, as he is coming
here" said one OF the bridesmaids of Miss
Polly pcablossom, as she bit her lips to make
them rosy, and pccpcd into Il small boxing
glass for the twentieth time.
4" lie breaches enough about the shortncss
of lifetime" remarked another pouting Miss,
"and how we ought to improve our opportu
mites not to be creeping along like u snail
when a whole wedding party is waiting tor
him, and the watflcs arc getting cold, and the
chickens burning to crisp
Have patience, girls maybe the mans
lost his spurs and can't get along any faster"
was the consoltory appeal of an arch-looking
damscl, as she finished the last OF Il bunch of
grapes
''OE pcrhars his old fox-carod horse has
jumped out of the pasture, and the old gentle
man has to take it afoot, surmiScd the fourth
bridesmaid
The bride used Industrious efforts to appear
patient, and rather indifferent amid the gen
cral rcStivencss of her aids and would occa-
sionally affect extreme mcrrimcnt but her
shrcwd attcndants charged her with being
Gdgctty, and rather more uneasy than she
wanted folks to believe
Hello, Floyd !" shouted old Captain Pea
son, who was entertaining the young bcaux of
the ncighboyhood, with fcats of agility in
jumping with weights" Floyd, throw down
them rocks, and put the idle on Snip, and
ride down the road and see if you can't sec
ParSon Gympsy, and tell him to hurry along
we are all waiting on him. Elemust think
weddings arc like his meetings, that can be
put off to the "Sunday after the fourth Sat
nrday in next month";" after the crowds all
gathered and ready to hear the preaching. Ii
You don't meet him, so clean to his house
| 'spcct he's heard that Bushy Creek Ned is
here with his fiddle, and has taken scrrc
AS the night was wearing on, and no parson
had come yet to unite the dcStinieS of George
Washington lIodgkins, and the " amiablc aud
accomplished Miss Polly Pcablossom, the
former individual initiated to his intended
thc propricty of passing off the time by ha.
wing dance
Polly asked her ma and her ma after ar
gu!ng that it was not the fashion in her time,
i'll North Carolina, to dance before the ccrc-
iuony, at last consented.
The artist from Bushy Creek was called in,
AMI after much turning and splitting ON the
screws he stamped his foot, and struck up
Money Musk, and away went the country
dance, Pody Pcablossom at the head, witt,
Thomas jefferson llodgkns as her partner,
and George Washington IIodkinS next, with
Polly's sister, IIuvisa, for his partner. Polly
danced to every gentleman, and Thomas JEFF
ferson danced to every lady; then up and
down in the middle and hands all round -
Next came George Washington and his part
ncr, who underwent the same process, and
50 Oh through the whole, 1t, Daboll'S arth-
mctc says.
Nl,, Il - =
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-02-25
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
IN ORDISAR
James jenkins
Petition FOR Partition

Petition for Partition
Thos. jenkins & others.
I appearing my satisfaction that Thomas Jcm.
l kius, the heirs nt-law of Abncr jenkins, lcccns-
cd names and number unknown. John lcnkims
Williamson jenkins, one of the heirs OF Anderson
Jenkins, deceased, wit: Thomas jenkins. ---
limits of this State: 1t is ordered. therefore. that
these absent defendants do scvcraly appear in the
Court OF Ordinary. to be holden ut pckcns e IT.
on Monday the 18th OF March next. to object to the
division or sale OF the Real Estate of Frances Jrn-
entered of record
j. Il. lIAGOOD, C.p. < ACTING o.r.p.
Nov. Is, ISbo :im