Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-03-24

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both were spiritualists. Their bodies worc
sent North
No,u Aduo.4,o..
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l"e "''eh''oho OIL TIC pnoIic lsdircctcd to the va
rons new advertisements in our columns this
week. We will particularize more at.length next
week.
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York Jo,trnui of Commerce of Thursday has tbo
following:
AN lpLE RrNoR.-Soycrol of our civ, oo+or,
porarieS, and we believe some Of the iournaIs
i'm other places, have riyen currency to y rnn,nr
nrobahv hn rham%Od y" wHu,a
EhorIcsfon Th;s to tbn"n ho' ri ,Ur"i.S SI I"an az
fnrmnl ~, tLo s,,ioot aI mc'' M, W.
nI,cn yrns 6yoI ~ h, - tI'a G';.' INC ne
the vote Of the Ciuc;rnot; C"m.o,'ti' ny W!
Cnmmittce wns cnnnynrnd 10 a. tho t; ,, i"t
wos nntrnstoI viii no o,tLn;, t,at ,".'' y"
rho nlnro cr b"Iln ,io ~ 10 70
Wn oro nnthnr;,Gl ~ s,o.o thnt ,L;
Wow t,kon nf thr snh;o,t h, ,La Ti'; 80 '''I
rho Cnrmn;,tno nn5 ,LI,t w. 49, ma" VI
been entertained Of making change.
M,n n, ron,nv. NJ ., c,
oInctnns ~ Wd;No Lola ~; 0S''1S ni I'ic Town
Wnsbino,nr, S,n,oa ,,a .Ii"; LIZ n'Vn.l' lSuyS inc
ronrn,,i,7I, - tI,n no,' ~ "io NeTy Gu
crotic ~ v"i m DoIHpy; ' n"Ilcc Deno-
II,sou nsII; ;"' 'It'""'S 'oNnS' Nusco'
a,i9, n,Ia ~ .''l'oH' Nr"y' ocarporc
61,-WindhNm, majority of the tickot,-a
Durham by an veragc majority of 70. a
friend who has recently travelled through
Maine, assures us that if an election we're held
there at the present time, the Democrats would
surely carryit The Pccks, We.tons, Somcscs
and Neal Dows have swamped Black Repub-
iicanlsm.
B,lpyrn Tn Dr. ,rw rhc ,f Gn ,pNEN
Owens q Ce,y niIns nnrth of ST., oni 10y
DESTROYED bv fire. This mnrn;na T;yo Iii "h;1nn~ MaS
ncrshcd in Tho Hnmns W. 0"'''' o''
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ExrLosGoN An explosion of n boiler occurred
on Tuesday in the Atlantic foundry ON Imlov
street, Brooklyn bv which John Hamilton tho
engineer, was killed. and David Norton and ,Jo.
scph McCann were dangerously. and Henry and
NJ Metcalf severely injured. \ norton of The
boiler was blown II distance of so feet and shat
tered the wall of Wheeler & Wilson's store.
The explosion was caused it is supposed bv the
boiler becoming red hot and cold water beino
suddenly let in.
Dno,r W. - r,
,ot % .%ot r. i,mrh' says inc charlotte b9i
,o.', T";lt.,, ~ I''p Vi James
dr",rno6 ~ N ca q, "mS @ aGc'9entiy
ron Friday last aIou1 90 niles hcI"m re Iame a,ner
tn,., H., ~ i ~ ni'ioS pc'"W DUNES
rccnvoroI and ~ ",u "eSgy n"Ne pre''
toyrn ~, Mnndnn ,n"t ""' g" ~ '"'i'cS'
'--I. N.Y..
IMPORTANT AcTIoN.-Telegraph despatch
cs from Washington inform us that the Repre-.
ScntatiyeS in Congress from South Carolina.
Alabama and Mississippi held an adjourned
meeting on Friday night in reference to the
Southern Convention. A majority favored the
Governor of South Carolina calling the Leg
islature to provide delegates to u Convention.
THE STOLEN SLAvE.-Wc have been more fall
ly informed of the particulars attending the
stealing of a slave at the North fron a gem
tlcman of this city, allusion to which was made
in the Mercury of yesterday.
1t seems that Rhina, negro woman belong
ing to Mr.. Cohen, of the wel-known firm of
ter in New York about a week since when she
was preparing for return to Charleston. Rhi-
ma is forty-fve years old and has belonged to
t.te family for the past fourteen years, in which
she was nurse. For ten years she has been
visits to New York, and went North this time
in January last, with reluctance. A year ago'
she spent three months in that section
Mr.. Leopold Cohn, n member of the Arm
took the negro with him. as be went North nn
business, about six weeks ago. Mr.. Cobn was
unfortunately confined to the house by n Sc.
rious indisposition during his trip which was
was nb,orveG ;n tho 80? fIVpS w" u"uS"a,