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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-05-30
GHRAr mETEouIo saowRR.

The Washington National fafsligsnosr pub.
fishes the following letter sent to Professor
HENEY, Of the Smithsonian Institution. De.
seriPtivs Of a rsesat mstsrorie phenomena In
Ohio;
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-01-03
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
Fellow- Citizens Of the Senate and House
of Representotines.

blessing u throughout the past year. The
general health of the country has been ex
cellent, our havests have been unusually
plentiful, and property smiles throughout
the land. Indeed, Notwithstanding our
demers, we have much reason TO believe
from the past events in our history, that
we have enjoyed the special protection Of
Divine Providence ever since our origin as
nation. We have been exposed to many
threatening and alarming difficulties in our
progress; but on each successive occasion
the impending clauA has been dissipatel
at the moment it appeared ready to burst
upon our head, and the danger to our in.
stimtions has passed away, May we ever
be under the Divine guidance and protec-
ton.
While it is the duty of the President
from time 10 time to give to Congress in
formation f the state Of the Union !
shall not refer in detail to the roceut sal
and bloody occurrence at lar cr's FeTy.
Still, it Is proper to observe, these events,
however bad and cruel in themseiyee, de-
live their chief importance from the appro
hcnsion that they are but symptoms Of an
incuahe disease in the public mind, which
may brcak out IN silIl more dang Fou' out
RACES, and terminate ut last IN an open
war ty ne North 70 abolish slavery IL the
south " h''>t' Tor mls1T' eh'"''a.n 10
sush aiir."tha."H' 'N'y ought TO aiiofi u
SCION" wan - 10 Us al 10 ',"'t' o. 'n'
! a, r''ac' '' uH'- j. O0' O"''.I '' d SIaN9
p. see" !@''-''i '.'' S','|' - 10 "e.""."
oar constant anu ".'.e"'"I ''-,'""'' lof IT,
( lt'''r'"1lo"' !" WAS H.'"' let me I'M
/ P!'e my '.'""yi''a' N3,'" ana 0'''h'
| 'o'"'l''".' ''e "lo''"1 '.'''''-, u 'o'Oe''.
a".' ani g"'H VIII towards '.." o."'F' ana
s,i.Ne 10 """y 'Hr demon 'It o, "C""n'
( .. hatred and -iri'' now hhNe IN the land.
49,, ~, '..., ''..,' Wv ',"'' y, ."
'.."'' w. 80, III 81
''.,'.'.' ..' '..' ''.' ~." ..',..' ''',.r1 -,
VS. '.' ''''. '...'1 S.''. .S'"'" ~ ''''',
"ay' h." ''1.'E %" .'.' q way ana
N..1' "'-I ana eeA'e'I '''''''! WIS" ! 10
.'''e '., country ,~I. .i'.I' prosperous u"'
'',,, ~. "o" l'",,..' -. d..
We '"-,' - "e.- 'h"s ~ '"'' ~
"'' '',''''"! j" '".- ''"'.ul' U'e'' j, q"
/ ..'' '''H '," ."'" %. P'""' u l.'"''"'
! H''s','.' N"''' j" '"''I ''"! "s'"'"'' "
'' ,.'''.,' 'T 'i.,' "'r go 'Ii; m. t.
-, H.. Ia,: o,,3
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-01-03

OuI H'b'lNS itlNl lilH lHOIcIbl lu NluNtb ud>
never been disturbed, TO my knowledge in
any of the Territories. Even throughout
the la.e troubles in Kansas there has not
been any attempt as / am credibly in
formed to interfere, in single instance
with the right of the master. Had any
such attempt been made, the judiciary
would doubtless have offered an adequate
remedy. Should they fail to do this hore.
after, it will then be time enough to
strengthen their hands by further lcgisla.
ton. Had it been decided that either
Congress or tho territorial legislature pos.
scss the power TO annul or impair the night
to property in slaves. the evil would be in
toerable. In the latter event, there wod
be struggle for majority Of the mem
bers of the Legislature at each successive
election, and the sacred rights Of property
held under the Federal Constitution would
/ depeud for the time being on the result. -
The agitation would thus be rendered in
cessant whilst the territorial condition re-
manea, and its baneful influence would
keep alive dangerous excitement among
tho people Of tie several States.
Thus ha, the status of Territory, du-
ring the Intermediate period from It's. first
settlement until it shall become "A State,
been irrevocably fixed by the final decis
ion Of the supreme Court. Fortunate has
this been for the prosperity Of the Terrific
ries, as well as the tranquility Of the
States. Nov. emigrants from the North,
the South, the Eas, and the West, will
meet in the Territories on a common plat
form, having brought with them that spe
ccs Of property best adapted, in their own
opinion, TO promote their welfare From
natural causes the slavery question will in
each case soon virtually settle itself; and
before the Territory is prepared for admis.
sion as State into the Union, this dccis.
ion, one way or the other, will have been
torogone conclusion. Meanwhile the set
Element Of the new Territories will proceed
without serious interruption, and It's pro
g,ess and prosperity will not be endanger.
cd or retarded 10y violent political struggles
When in the progress Of events the in
Eahitants Of any Territory shall have reach
Cd the number required to form State,
they will then proceed in a regular manner,
and in the exercise Of the rights Of popu-
lar sovereignty, 70 form a Constitution
preparatory to admission into tie Union.
After this has been done, to employ the
language of the Kansas and Nebraska act,
the shall be received into the Union
with or without .l..,-e,,, taefr conSuiu-
ton may prescribe at the time OF their ad.
mission This sound principle has hap
PLY been 'ccoguizod, III some fomr or other
Al
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-01-03

watch. Clock. nnd IcwclrN fcpnrng,
Storeon the cast side ol Broad So. old
nd. whDrchc may hrfouoa A. a'' so7sCu0h'o hours
adv do work ia hi.linc of busintsa short notice.
tNHctlso ;caps watches .C'or'. Spectacle Jovol-
~. Cold Pens. and Pencil Cases for sale Of good quality
and NJ tho most ropsou1h'c price,. ]. T. BEY ~.
TTiilelaic. Oct 19fh. 1887
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-01-03
SHELF HARDWARE.
IEMELRN sFORE.

C,UrTT HARDWARE. n m s0r'.. I'm WIT". 500"
- w""d-v,re and = great MANY othee Wares. too ru-
Increus 80 mention, constantly on hand, GET uv o..
Also Sfeet Lead, Lead Pipe, &C.. g.. p. .HANN"Nn.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-01-03
CII INS

"ALTER, TRACE, LOG, CABLE, HORSE, COW
III Dog, Cat and Fox Chains, for sale hv -
NIIRRoRs--A full assortment st the loves, 6enrs
Nj TO- C,.b bv c. W. FERRIS
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-01-03
WRITING PAPERS.

ANTAGFouS ARRANGEMENT
~ AND BSON 6 CO.. having become agents for 'hc
u sale Of Crrru'raf V T1ylor Npnrf,cturir- Com.
p,nvs writing Parcrs. thew prepared 80 sur ;v
them IN all varD'cs either iu large small uuHoi
tics VT tho Manufacturers prices. Bv This arrange
ynent Dealers ondo'ncrs may cnlov thc advsui,.
es which would be occurred 20 them hy the best paper
Nj In the country hoinc located IN their midst SAM
pies OF the paper furnished. gratis. . 80
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-01-03

Q. z. y Inv.
ATTORNrY hT LAW SOLICITOR ~ CHANIE.f
and Notary Public. aa Legal .u. -... 'r... "3-
tended TO- kHin"a7 '. ''..r
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-01-03

-. \. Bl}UNN.
ATTORNEY At law ND -oLI.T1E ~ r''H'
e.ry READING. ,tt...'r .. N.....
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-01-03
nu. 4. v. wHEL,N
EE0- Li.MnANn.
DiCKERSO> N ho0>.

ATTORNEYS At LkwAND S0GtlT".S N CHAN
cory, UNlslale. Michigan. VIII attend nrg0'r'i' 70
all binds Of LEGAL business any yIn.r .u tlu ti" ''
Nr.ufvsn. Northorn Indiana and N'.y
caFtsrsrHER J. uIcNERsoN, FRA 3. 'a''N
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-01-03
G,locl... ENatchce ~ JeM cIrE.

~ M.WARgINi. JUNESNILJa.. ua- ne ,.r. ..s
Z u. ia...s. 4--,rJ..rr. HI I.. -. " ..... .' ....
rv &c ever brought in Ui'l-''. CU.r., n..
will ssN at tlp lowest eastern r..rrs.
To- CIorf- o.. H't E.uu-. prices ....s e 3 .. '.
Al Goods vrrrartn6 as ru presented.
.'Ouv,sl.ir. Nov. }, 1853.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-01-03
g,,,NTTHVg'

NrtTTN Us Dry CnOn' Gro'|HITS. H''' ''..
stove. Boot. ana Shoes. Sc. ,r.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-01-03

ATTORNEY AND COUNSEluR AT LAW hNn So
ii-.f.r 3. G#.U...y. WI '..er. t. r ....... ln
Indiana and SautDs~n N-nrirrr. NNruIN. 'N...
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-01-03
&. T.. WEAVER.

q. 4. PAYNE.
II O0EHINDEG ANn STATlnNFp. BLANK To 1N
M,uuTs.tgrer an q Isuier. Old Books rebound ii
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-01-03
JOHN rOURtC.
NOTARY pCEtIC orrn1 door -uul.

=. TITT-I NINON~.
COUNTY SURE EN CE--Ora,Is addressed &C. Cam. ,'
vi. b" Urump.f attended.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-01-03
IyrNRERtIVNRERl

LUMBER! LUMBER!
Gw w.FEGRIS has on Land and for safe a large and
well selected stock Of seasoned Lumber, Of almost
every description. octlI
IIillsiaee Oct. :. 1850.
yxvRAPrING PAPER OF ALLsIzEs FOR SALE by
" MOTT u
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EVERETT ~ son

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. HAVE OPENED 4
Omce IN Underwood's Block-2d tory. Will attcI
TO all calls of his profession, both night and day.
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PHYSICIANS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FIRST DOCI
South or 'ethodlst church. Dr.. Par,on'- residence
frat door south Of once. nr French's residence or
Racon street " est Of Strunh's Hotcl iHrcl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-06

At a meeting of the Universal
list Society held at tie office of
W.R. Mead in New Oregon on
the End day Of April 1886 G. H.
Munson was called to the chair
and w. r. Mead appointed Sec
rotary.
On motion ]. r Mitchell John
|. Sturgis and E. w, Allen we're
appointed building committee
to solicit subscription and super
intend the erection Of a house OF
worship, to be called the lst Uni
versalist church in New Oregon.
On motion w. R. Mead. f. W
Allen and ]. r. Mitchell were ap-
pointed trustees.
New Oregon April Q, 1860. .
G. M. Munson, Chairman.
w. r. Mead Secretary
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-06

Sec S. Fiat any .ime tho Office of s c..
rotary b comos vacant by re signaton or 9th.
erwisc tho board shall appoint one of thor
own number 70 I'LL such vacancy.
Sec. Sc. a school month shall consist of
four weeks of five school days each;
Sec 81. Any oIi,cr VII se term of Office
| is prescribed by this act, shall continue in
othce until his succ, ssor is elected and Quail.
fed.
Sec So Every person elected or up point
% to any ottiee pursu Int so tho prov sions OF
this act shall, before entering on the dscharg
ofthe duties thereof, t axe an oath to sup.
port the constitution of the United States
and OF this State, and faithfully to discharge
the duties Of his Office according to the best
OF his abilities. In case such ofiic or has n
written appointment or commission, this
oath shall be endorsed thereon. In other
cases 1t NAV DO taken ora ly. In either ca SO
1t may be sworn to before any officer author
lied to administer oaths.
Sec. 50, When any officer is superseded
ny election, or 9th rwise, no shall immcd at :
" deliver to his successor in Office, all books
papers and moneys pertaining to his Office
taking receipt therefor, aud every such Off.
Ger wno shall refuse to doso or who shall
wilfully mutilate or destroy any such books or
papers or any part thor,oi, shall be liable to
fine o: not less than fifty n.r more than
two hundred and fifty dollars at the discre
ton Of the coart
Sec. 80. All fines and penalties collected
froaa district officer, by virtue Of any Of the
provisions Of this, act shall enure to tho ben.
EFT of that particular district Those col.
lccted from any member Of tho township
board, shall belong TO the towns 10, and
those collected from county officers. to the
county. In the two form or cases, suit shall
be brought in the name Of the township
Board; in the latter, in the name Of the coun
ty, and b. the district prosecutor. The
amount Of each case, shall, be added to the
fund next to be applied by to recipient, for
the use Of common schools.
Sec 81. Uaorganizcd counties shall be
regarded for tue purposes Of this act, the
same rs though they formed part Of the or.
gained countiesto which they are respect.
vely ttached
Sec. So. The Secretary of the Board of
Education may maze oil nee lful rules and
regulations to give eff iency to this law
And should any defect be scovered therein
While tins board is not in session, which is
evidently the result of oversight, aud which
in his opinion is detrimental to the efficiency
Of the law, he may supply such defect by a
regulation having the force of law until the
matter can be acted upon by this Beard. In
such cases no must report the fact and the
reasons thereof to the Board at its next meet
ing. Aemay also make regulation. fixing
the powers and duties ofany subord nate Off
Ger Or board. when those duties arc not sufi
CT n y defined herein, making a like report
thereo .ss is above required
CONCLUDED ON FOURTH PAGE
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-06
sHERIFF,s SALE.

QY virtue of an execution issued out Of tho
- .,fEce ofthe Clerk Of the District court Of
Howard County, lows, an to me directed aud
delivered in favor OLD ). Nj. Walker, and
against Zacharia Me!l.ngcr nhereby am
commanded that of the. goods and sha,tels,
an for want thereof Of Ito lands and teno
ments Of the above named defenda meke
the sum OF thirteen dollars damages and in.
terest thereon at the rate of t, n Der &C, per
annum from the 2lst day Of January 1860,
until paid besides So md $1,000 cost of suit
and accruing costs. Now, therefore in pursu
ance OF the command in ssid writ contained
| have levied upon all the right title and in.
terest which Zacharia Melingcr. had On the
alst day of January, Il D. 1860, or any timo
thereafter in and to the following described
.premeses to wit, the south, ha'f of the south
west quarter of tho northwest quarter Of Sc.
ton twenty nine, town one hundred range
eleven, which shall offer for SAFE as the law
directs at the New Court House, in Vernon
Springs township in said County on the lath.
day of April A. D. 1860, at tie nour -ot ten
o'clock OF that day.
Vernon Springs March 9th 1860. (n3i1
p T. SEARLES. Sheriff
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-06

We learn that the building com
mittee of the Universalist society
procured on the afternoon of
their appointment subscription
enough to half build the church.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-06
A'u 0Fe9an }lainbealer.
NEW OREGON, APRIL 6. 1860.
70 For President tn 1860, THE
CHARLESTON NOMINEE.

The Steam Saw Mill of this
town is low in operation. Those
interested in having saving done
will attend to hauling in the logs.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-06
TX LSTEES SAIL


WHEREAS on the 2lst day of March A.
(" d. 1859, Samuel Worth. executed 10
c. w. Saw o.. as tt ustee tho following describ-
ed prope w. lot number dirt en- in BLOCK
no thirty $40 IN the village o.; Vernon Springs
Howard county Iowa, the said conseyanco
was made by the said Samuel Worth, for the
purpose ofsccuring the payment of the sum
Of two hundred and thirty e. ht dollars &C.
sording to the terms OF a promissory note of
even date with said decd # trust payable to
G f. Brown, or order of what amount there
now remains due and unpaid two hundred
and eight dollars. ! do hereby give notico
that by virtue of the powers III sad decd OF
trust will on the cad, day of April A. d.
1860 ut one o'clock in the afternoon at thu
.''oor Of the Court House in the aforesaid
county, sell az auction for cash tho property
above described to satisfy the said demand
with costs.
G.. w. SAWYER. Trustee.
Vernon Springs, March 2lst 1860. fn32l
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-06

Charlie Crane, will be in town,
freighted from the splendid stock
of S colt and Brother, during the
ensuing week. Now is the time
for our merchants to supply them
selves with such notions as they
NAV need.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-06

Mr.. Tomlinson is in town stop
ping at the Eagle Exchange
where any person. at all DESTROYS
to exclaim with the immortal
Burns:
Z 20, wad some power the giftie gee US.
To see ourselves as others see u.s."
can call and have themselves done
up in as neat case as the coun-
try affords, and with a face fully
as pretty as the original.
Those DESTROYS of securing good
pictures of themselves or friends
will give him a call as he will
probably remain with us but a
few days.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-06

Sec. 81. 10 townships comprising but ono
sab-district three members Of the district
Board of Directors shall DO elected in man
pcr provided 10 section nine Of this act for
the election Of one member, The persons 50
elected, together with tie township cle.k,
shall constitute the township board, with
like powers and duties Is herein provided
for Tire board Of otter townships
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-06

G.. w. SAWYER. Trustee.
Vernon Springs, March 2lst 1860 fn32l
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-04-06

SEC. 35. He shall collect all taxes
and debts due his sub. district, and set.
tie any ether business remaining unfin-
ished at the time Of organizing under
the act entitled "An act for the Public
instruction Of the State Of Iowa. ap-
proved March 18th, 1858, and shall ap-
ply all funds that may thus come into
his hands, to the specific purposes for
which they we're designed; but before
entering upon the said duties, he shall
file with the President of the Board OF
Directors, a bond such as is required Of
the Secretary and Treasurer under this
act; but the District Treasurer shall
settle With the County Treasurer, and
receive from him all moneys due and
unpaid, to any sub-district of his district
applying said funds as in this Section
provided.
Sec. SO. When any tax heretofore
levied is still unpaid, the director may,
at his option, report the amount dua
from any individual, or upon any tract
Of land, to tho County Judge, who shall
ca pse the amounts 50 due, to be added
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-06

untary contribution of a whole train of grateful
passengers. She refused the proffered gift for
sornc time, and said she had only done her
duty, and the knowledge of having done so
was all the reward she asked However, she
finally accepted the money and said it should
go to educate her children
The railroad company built her new house,
gave her and her children a life pass over the
road, and ordered all trains to stop and let her
off at home when she wished. But the en-
ployees needed no such orders they can APP
prccate all such kindness-more so than the
directors themselves.
The old lady frequently visits my home at
Ii, and she is at all times welcome
visitor at my freside Two of the children
arc attending school at the same place.
SO you see that little kindness which cost
me nothing saved my life.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-06
to rejoice the soul of my cousin. This pack.

CT
"Coutains the clothes worn by your son
when the waves cast the unconscious boy up
ON Staten Island shore" said Kasper's wife.
4" solemnly swear it. The fear of harm to
him, of death to me at the hands of Casper
BREAKDOWN has bound my tongue till now
He forced me here tonight to blight and to
blast as he hoped and planned; thank Hcav-
en- he has failed. IIcnccforth / live alone"
A bitter curse burst from Hirkman's white
lips; the sudden sheen of his ruffian fathers
knife flashed as Kasper barred it to smitc friend
or foe; the throng fell back, and then father
and son fled, baffled, ruined, bcggored, disgra-
ccd
The marriage ceremony was delayed no Ion
ger. Walter pressed his new-found father to
his bosom, his new-made bride to his heart,
and Manhattan never rcsoundcd with mer-
rier wedding feast.
With many lawlcss dog of the sea, in a
gale tnat swept the coasts, ere the wanning of
Walters honey moon, pcrishcd the smugglcr
chief and his desperate SON.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-06

extremity of the heart, and curious to say, the
victim has lived five days The spine comes
in, too, for its share of injury. A bullet skins
through the body, smashes the lower yertebrp
of the column, makes its escape the other side.
The bones come away in little pieces The
new MIME ball has, we are told, the useful
property of shivering the bone into number
less splintcrs and fragments. The canonical
point acts as wedge, and the scattering of
the splntos adds much to the inflammation
So the dismal catalogue rams on.
The real horrors of war are played out to
the utmost on the hospital pallet when the
theatrical busines is all over
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-06
Notice.

4 PPLICATION will be made to the next Lcgisla-
~ ture for Charter to extend the 'Keowee
and TucknScgc Turnpike Road" from Tunnel Hill
10 Walhalla.
August -. 1860 3 3m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-06
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
PiCHENs DISr-iN THE COURT COMMON PLEAS.
James l.. Orr Foreign Attachment.

". NJ. Haddcn
Patrick Crawlcy. Ptf's Atty.
W of October, 1859 file his declaration against
the defendant. (who as it is snid) is absent from
and without the limits of this State. and has nei-
thcr wife nor attorney known within the same upon
whom copy of the said declaration might bu
served: 1t Is ordered, therefore, that the said
defendant do appear and plead to tho said dccla-
ration before the 10Th day of November,
1862 otherwise final and absolute Judgment will
then be given and awarded against him
j. l.. IIAGOOD, cen.
CeyA Office, Oct. ls, 1850 lyq
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-06
POGTaW
The Bow in the Clouds.n

1H0 DOW IN Cne CIOuuS.
py q. A j,
As when the sun, amid shower
His beams irradiant sheds,
The varied bow across the clouds,
In beauteous contrast spreads:
SO when afiiiction's raindrops fall,
And gathering clouds dismay,
Let but the Sun of Righteousness
Emit his glorious ray
And Hope, athwart the gloomy sky,
Her cheerful bow will arise,
To cheer the Christians path, anil turn
His mourning into praise.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-06

LITTLE sins multiplied become great
There is nothing less than grain of sand :
there is nothing heavier than the sand of tho
sea when multiplied.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-06

ADMIRATIoN is very short lived passion
that Immediately decays on growing familiar
witlits object, unless ii be still fed with fresh
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-06

/" HOLD your tongue for fool y was the
polite recommendation Of an Irish husband.
Sure then, you're going to speak yoursclfy
was the polite reply of the wife.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-06

AN editor, recording the career of mad
dog, says: " We arc grieved to say that the
rabid animal, before it could be killed, Sc
verely bit DR.. Hart aud several other dogs"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-10-06
Notice.

a PPLICATION will he made to the Legis
IN lature mt its next Session for charter for
~ Turnpike Ruul said road to commence ut
llinkle's Mills. in Pickens District and intor-
sect with ~ aTurnpikcat the North Carolina lne
nn Rock Creek. Tho said road TO ho known as
the Cane Creek and French Broad Turnpike
August -, lSOO 3nL