Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-03-31

her determined advocacy of this great cntcrnrisc
The article of the Gdicjtc, on the subject, will
appear next week.
Crinoline," High heels" "Little bon
nets and Flats"
"Wtllic Lghthcart," merry, rolickipr.
spicy as well as graceful writer for several Of
our State papers, perpetrates the following in
regard to "Crinolinc," High heels Little
bonnets" and Flats" an c late number Of the
Edgetcld -idccHi$sr:
o my | am rCiOccl to hear that her Maics
| ty, the Empress Eugcuic has expressed herself
III SucI rOand terms in reference tp those o0Ap,S-
f'c ctrc(cS, hoops and criuoline. How the rcport
got cur"Iatcd, thao she had forbid the use of
! them at the Court of France, do not know, but
1t was not true anyhow. a woman without
hoops! What an idea! Why the dear girls
would look like tca-camnstcrs and quart Guns
without these graceful articles Did YOU ever
walk arm and arm with pretty girl with hoops
or crInoline? Pshaw l might as we'll ask YOU
II you ever heard OF man who refused to pay
ior ms paper alter reading it hfty-two weeks
In either case YOU havc--Of,on have Bat, the
difference between these two cases consists in
the fact that one of the parties refuses to come
round while the other is rOWtd already and stt.ys
there too
Well, take it for granted that you have-in
former years, it may bc-walked with n pretty
young lady since the introduction of crinolinc
or hoops, little bonncts aud high heeled booties.
W ny, sir in the first place. you felt so much
nearer to your companion than you did In the
tlne when hoops were not known, except around
| barrels Was it not nice, and sociablc like to
feel the rounded skirts brushing against YOU at
every step! Then instead Of being obliged as
IN old times, to walk before the lady ike tho
captain before his men, before you could see
her face, away back in the bonnet, how much
better is it now to see the whole of the dear
I tn,sn "a n b.tAt 1.fI Ia
OF ribbons ON the back Of her neck. Then the
hlgh-hceIs! how they patter beside you, as she
keeps step with you so nicely.
But. aS much as j admire the bonnets now
worn by the ladies, must confess my partiality
to flats" with lace around the rims Young
look extremely well in these saucy little headed
coverings But, where am drifting tol
-, ExEcuTWE INsrRucrI,Ns TO Mr. McLANE-
me ffcsidcnt communicated his instructions
to Mr. McLanc confdcntially to the Senate ON
Monday, in reply to n resolution. On the 9th
OF May and the 30th of July last he was author
lzed 10 oior SIC, 500, 600 for Lower CalFarnia
and the right of way from the Rio Grande to
Mn%ntlan' and from Arizona to Guaymas Jua-
rSZ desired separate treaty for this object, and
the negotiation finally fell through.
Liberal BEQuEsr-Mr William Enston. for
many years a large dealer in furniture in
ing last Mr.. Il. was native Of EncIaynI Ey iJ," h,
came to America in carly childhood R h',h;,s Gt
of strict industry, he became one of the wenIthi ips
est citizens OF Charleston, and has died pos.
Sesscd OF a property of about SO 900 coo Being
chIidless lie has left his wife n life interest in
me estate and one or twoannuities to relatives
Upon the death of these parties the entire es.
'ate' excepting about $4,000, reverts to the
cry OF Charleston, In trust for charitable pur-
poses
Oy,r,oy ro THE =, M,orvnsn .;
was held in Bostn, on thn iE,I, 80 niee,,ns
mcmornte the mnrtvrinm of S.nvns , ~ I1',i- Iin
,.;T ,ra,, W,p were executed IN Virginia. DR. Knox
E',.iou E.Su, ""u 9, sl'eechoS were made by DANES
Him. ~ IS 'T;"'o."Se ; Dr' 1"nn On n 10y and L. J
~ W y. Ma',S"S; NeY' .. 0cl,n Martin and
Garr;s m',I'Soh, s4,I ol worcester; William Lloyd
'''" anu o'"erS. -
TRuE-The fact cannot be denied that the
man who is not fond of children. is a bad man
We have never known single execution to this
sweeping rule.
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