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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-18
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From letter from Now York tos<he Editor, da.
ted eth instant:
al LETT Pcpdleton on Monday morning, and ar
rived h6re without asoidOnt, misconnecton or dc.
tention of any kind on the LIST inst. Found every
thing about usual in the village. There arc
very few merchants here yet, but an immense mum,
Der of birds of passage, vino crowd the hotels TO
overtowing. went down to the wharf ON Thurs
day evening and got look Mt the last wonder of
The world the Great Edsfetn as she went down
the river on her way to Old Point Comfort, Anna
polls, &C., &c.
Yesterday went with party of South Carroll
mans mp to tho celebrated Jones Wood and Sun
day ms it was, the little side shows where men atc G
swords, rocks, and where were to he seen hume
rous living curiositcs, such lizards, snakes
which together with the dice throwing niachimcs
and lager beer saloons, swing. pistol galleries,
trick mules, &c, made up quite lively scene.
From the Wood we drove to the Central Park
which must be to be appreciated" We
there saw what were left of the stately Swans"
presented to the directors of the Park by the city
of Hamburger. Most of them were poisoned by
some person or persons unknown. The lakes. the
drives the walks and grass plats are the most
beautiful | ever saw On Monday the 18TH the
IIEENAN puglistic festival comes off at JoNEs
WooD. think shall be on hand. for besides the
sparring exhibitions, have desire to see the great
champion himself great crowd is expected
Jag. W. N.YoN. the great circus manager will have
entire charge ofmattcrs, and will give the ner-
tormancc degree of rcspcctability which ii othcr-
wise would not huyc"
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SHERIFF'S sALEs.

DY virtue of sundry writs of fieri faoas In mo III;
40 rected, will be sold before the Court House. in
Prkcns District, within the legal hours on the first
Monday and Tuesday In September next,
On Tuesday after Saleday, at the house Of fhos
TomSins one Still and Stands, levied on as tho
property Of james u Howard ut tho suit Of sam.
uel Chapman.
One hay hcrsc, | two.horsc wagon; also on
Tuesday after Salcdny, at defendants house, 4
head of cattle, still! stands, head Of hogs bee
hive, empty whiskey barrels, 3 kegs, Still cap,
l clock; some household furniture, Be-, levied or
rs tho property off. C. OBriant at tho suit Of d.
A. and I. NJ Alexander Adln'rs, and othsrs.
Terms, cash; purchasers to pay for papers.
J.. G. CRAIG, s,s.p.
hug lO, 1860 81 td,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-18
Walhalla.

Recently, we had the pleasure of stopping for
few moments at Walhnlla. We were glad to
learn that prosperity attended the industrious
and thrifty citizens of that pretty and thriving
town.
Mr.. BIEMANN has completed his hotel 1t is
large Ondhandsomc building comfortable and
commodous. lie is prepared at all times to
welcome guests and make thom feel ut home.
The Society, which founded the place. offers
valuable lots and lands for sale Fur particu-
lars, see our advertising columns.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-18

Died, on the lth of July. Many JoANNAH, only
daughter of John w. and S. a. Singleton, aged
ono year, scrcn months and twenty days Little
MARY Was very lively aud afectionat child: and
for one of her age, sl,c possessed rare qunllfca-
tions for attracting your attention. md exciting
your sympathy in her behalf She was thc pride
OF her parents, and fuvure With almost every
who know her.
She has thus carly been taken to n more genial
CLINE 10 live forever.
Let her parents console themselves with the
glit that the Kingdom OF God is "of such"
|. diem remember that there is time coming,
when the dead shall be raised inconuliblc !"
and that 1--we live right shall to part no
more. " a. s
Departed this life, near Walhalla s. C.. Friday
August lurh. 1850, Miss .tvEnILLIA ABuErr in
the 32d year of her age.
Miss AunErr has left lonely mother five broth
crj. and five sisters together with large train of
relatives and friends their irrcpnrnblc
loss. She ailrctionatc daughter n Kind
Sister and connected herself with such christian
propricty in all tho relations OF life. rs to gain
the esteem and good will Of all thni knew her. As
she approached the hour OF death. the grace OF
God was sufficient to enable her to bear her atllic-
tions rs n faithful Christian. with the hope of u
future world OF endless happiness. To the last
hour she seemed 10 he aware OF her departure
when ntcrrogntcd by her frionds concerning her
soul She would reply that there was nothing on
earth TO make her wish to remain. She is gone.
her atilictions have ended and her soul is waited
beyond the shores OF sorrow and pain, by the nn-
gclic choirS with whom she viii be enabled to sing
praScst TO iGm who triumphcd over death And
There shall We ever sing, and tell
The wonders of his grace.
While heavenly rapturcs fire our hearts,
And smile in every face
Forever his dear sacred name
Shall dwell upon. .0ur tongue
And Jesus and salvation be
The close of every song"
j. Nj. C.. H. Z
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-18
The Airline EAGLE

The first number of the -liLine Eo9ie, pub
lished at Gainesville Ca, by Mr. w. II. MrrcH-
ELL, has been received The subscription price
50 year, in advance. The Eo9le is of large
size, handsomely gotten up, untrnmmellcd by
party ties" and bids fair to sucSbed. Wcpacc
it on our exchange list with pleasure!
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-18
News Summary.

The President visited the Great Eastern at Nor
folk, on the 9th. - The steamer Adratc is in
at New York from Europe. Cotton is unchanged
in price. The Emperor Napoleon and Victor Ema-
nuel will confer together, important matters
soon. Some Hungarian soldiers at Mantua, ii was
said, had fired into n corps of Chasscurs who wefe
noted for their loyalty to the Emperor. The SER
gent of the Chasseurs was killed. England, Austria
and Russia ready to send troops to Syria Tur-
key accepts the proposals for the intervention of
the Paris Convention. a Military Convention has
been held between Garibaldi and the clergy. The
Ncopolians will keep the forts of Syracuse Agesta
and Messna. The effort made by parties in liz
yerpool to rcsusctatc the Atlantic Cable by means
of reorganization the part of those favorable
the scheme, has proved failure. Letters from
Paris say that Lord Palmerston's speech on aug-
mcnting tho National defencos caused great SEN
sation in France. Serious alarm is entertained OF
she preservation of the peaceful relations between
Franco and England. Itisrcported 1t thatall French
saicers on furlough have been ordered to report
themselves ready for active duty Immediately The
French Mediterranean fleets is to be largely in
creased, and the orps called out. --- Gen.
WM. WAuKEas's expedition, consisting of five YES.
sells and five hundred men, left the Island of Cosu-
mel on the goth ult. for Nicaragua. - Tho aboli-
tion troubles in Texas continues. The plot was
extended and diabolical in lis nature. Several
negroes and whites have been hung summarily MS
they deserved to be-
RUMoR The 4Hgemeine zeit,n,g of Augs
burg reports by way Of Russia, that it was be-
lieVed in Chinese official circles, that the Empe-
ror Hion. Fang had died, or was dying. of an old
trouble in one Of his lcgs. Should this report
be confirmed IL is quite possible that the allies
may receive propositions OF peace from pckin.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-18
Take Notice.

A LII. persona indebted to the Estate of Da.
IA vid Russell deceased, are requested to
make Immediate payment, and those baving de-
mands iIipresent them. legally altested, for
liquidation. to my brother DR.. ID. Nj. Rnascll,
who is my authorized agent to settle IN the b,,
siness of said Estate.
I. II. RUSSELL.
Qualified Executor.
August l3. 1860 8
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go past, and in another minute resorted TO its
place again 1t is wonderful to stand near
and watch the operation of one OF these bcau-
tiful machines, but it is, [ repeat, still, more
wonderful to find it part of the perspectives
of different steects reaching in different direc-
lions, as if shipping and cart horses. were
moving equally well over all the paved thor
oughfares."
TERmpLb EFFECTS OF DRoUumr iS Tex
asa letter fro'u San Antouio, Texas, dated
July 2lSt, says:
"The weather continues perfectly dry, and
besides tho failure of the crops, is causing
great Inconvenience by hndering transp' rta-
tion bcEween the coast and San Antonio
Freights have risen 50 much that -four, within
week or two, has gone up from SO to $40
per barrel, and corn is now selling here for
So per bushcl. Water, brought from the
Mississippi river, is selling at Indianola and
Lavacca for twenty five cents per gallon" !"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-18
The District Election.

Voters should bear in mind that the polls will
be opened but one day (Monday next.) to re-
ceivc votes for Clerk, Sheriff and Tax Collector.
The votes will be counted at the Court House,
on Wednesday, as asual.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-18
Notice.

a LhpcrSons indebted to the Subscribers prior
IA To the first of January last, are requested
to pay up ~ the first of September. MS VIC want
TO start to market about that time, and must
have money.
Our remaining Stock of SHMmcr Goods
will he sold nta reduced price. ~ make room for
our fall Sto X. H. w. GREEN & co. =.
Aug lG. 1850 3
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-18
Minerals.

supposed to be alum, found in the district. a
friend has taken it, with the promise to have it
analyzed. When this is done, the result will
be laid before our readers.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-18
Election for Major General

Gen. SMlru has resigned his commission of
Major General of this division An election
has been ordered for the 9th September
Three candidates are announced for this Office
III the present number.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-18
Timely Notice {!

THE sale notes of Lewis Rmrod are in my hands
for collection. due 18th September, prox., and
lis expected that they will be promptly met
w s. GRlS1IAMg
Tunnel Hill, s. c., Aug. IL. 1850 't 4H
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-18
Rain. &C..

Since ourlast, fine rains have fallen. The
weather has also been cooler, and is now more
pleasant
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-18
Pehnings and Clippings.

LEcAL--Notices for acts of incorporation
should be handed in by Thursday next. After
that time it will be too late
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-18

WOMAN BITTEN ny 4 SNAKE-Thc wifc nf Or.
Shull. living opposite Marietta. Pa, ON the
York county side of the Susquchannn river. was
bitten few duys.since on he left shoulder hv
copperhcad snake, and is now said t, lie in
II critical condition.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-18

PuILADEJPnrA, July 27-Tho new iactery Of
Potts Keitt at Cooper point, near Camden, ~.
j., was demolished during the thuader storm
yesterday afternoon. Eight men took ghelter
from the rain therein, of whom three were
killed and three seriously injured.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-18

- D"N'T LIKE THE STyLE--Two southern gen.
Hemcn Mt Niagara Falls, says the Buffalo Re.
PW6Iicdn, enjoying some refreshments Mt n si.
loon, not relishing the presence Of two colorcd
Individuals, who also came in to imLbc made
II demonstration towards clearing cut the in
stiution. Pistols were brought to light and n
general stampede cnsucl. but in the morning
matters were reaccably settled without resort to
law
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-18

BURSTING OF lIoRSE'S EyEs-Wc are in
inrmcl by the agent of the Overland Mail Co.
that few days since, as the stage couch wa,
nearing Madison, the eyes of one of the horse,
attached to it, actually burst from their sock
cts. The horse il still alive, and the case has
we believe, no parallel Heat and over cxcr
tion were the probable cause.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-18

MISSISSIPPI ITEMS.--DROUGHT.
Kosciusko Democrat, of the 3d INST, says: !:
The crop in Attala will probably not be
more than one-half, or at most, two thirds of
a crop.
CoTToN IN CoAHoMA.--Thc Coahoma
Citizen, of the 1st inst, gives the follow
ing favorable account of cotton im that coun-
try:
We believe our country can boast of as
good cotton prospect as any country in the
State, and in the next crop we want to see
her the I" Banner" cotton crop county on the
river
7 We take the following from the Grenada
RWal Gentleman, of the 4tl inst:
Except in some favored localities the corn
crops cannot reach more than half ah average,
while the cotton in the uplands will be cut
short at least 303 per cent, and if a..wet fall at
least that amount in the bottoms.
Gen. Al. Boon, near Grenada, had fifteen
hogs killed last week by lightning
TERRlBLE ACCIDENT. The Natchcz Free
1rdder, of the 3D. inst, says
,,dyQn, Tuesday morning last, son of Wm. p
Mellon, Esq, nearly eight years old, fell
twenty feet, from an oak in the front yard of
his fathers residence, head foremost, striking
the fence in his descent, which made cash
six inches long, tearing the scalp down all off
one side of the head, leaving the bone bare
lie was as well last evening as could be ex-
pcctcd, but he is very far from being out Of
danger.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-18

CAPTURE OF a SLAvER.-I.icut. John n. Mnf
fit, commanding United States Crusader re
ports to the Navy Department that he captured
ON the 23d of July. near the Island Of Auguiln
one OF the Bahamas, an American brig that had
the night previous landed Il cargo Of slaves oil
the Island of Cuba. ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-18

CnANGlNG PASTURES Remember that il is of
ihc greatest Importance at this season that your
sheep should lie often changed from one rns-
tnrc to another. Ii YOU have but one pasture.
IT would he better to divide it, and keep Your
n"ck in Que part week. and then change them
to the other, This would lie vastly better for
the sheep, and would keep them healthy and in
excellent order
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-18

ILLINOIS. - The census returns from Illinois al
ready received at the Bureau in Washington
Indicate the total population Of that State to hc
| 100000 in 1850. On the hasis of one Com
grcsSnan 'oevcry 10000 Inhabitants. it will
now he entitled to fifteen members Of Congress
instead of nine
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-18

WHERE GEN. CAss STANDs-B AUTHOR
rY.--" Whatever may have been Gen. Cass'
opinion on the Territorial question in the
past, and whatever accord may have existed
between his views and those of Mr.. Douglas
we know that since the rendering of the de.
cision of the Supreme Court of the United
States in the Dred Scott case, lie has declared
repeatedly that he accepts that decision as fin
al and binding on him as on all good citizens
and that his future action will be controlled
by it tabsolutely.- IFushfngton Constitution
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-18

GEQGGA lMroHTING Foop.-Thc Nashville
Banner saysa large train of forty cars, frcightcd
with corn. wheat and bacon, arrived Mt that
point on the 2Sth ult. by the Louisville and
Nashville road, and forwarded lay way Of Chat.
tanooga to the State of Gcorgin. 1t learns also
that large amount Of bacon will be shipped
from Nashville. ~ Z
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-18

SERIOUS ILLNESS or GEN. Casa special
despatch to the Charleston (Du,Icr states ,lnt
Gen. Ctss svcry i'll ut Detroit. Michigan. and
that he will probably never return to Washing.
ton
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Gmnsements.


nRAYTONs PARLOR OPERAS.
~ POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE, BRO0KLfN 80
Mr. Drsyon having recovered rois his late ind'po'''
these Popular wi be given 1s above
POSITIVELY TWO MORE TIMES ONLY
NEVER JUDGE BY APPEAKANcEs sEEOh OLIVER.
RA, LOVES LABOR LOST:
LAST PfPHf PPaFoaMaNcE aAIiScE II n BBRookkYN B8oYN
NOTHING VENTURE NorHING HAVE, DIAMOND CUT
Seats 50 and as cents. at Music store. .,d Ticket o,s
burgh Jan is 49, 20 and H. and Phisdepbis both inst
A COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT TO Mr.. j.
IN n. THOMAS win BE- given at D0DWORTHS HALL on
TUESDAY EVENING, Jlas IL Further particulars win be
announced.
WINTER GARDEN:
w THIS EVENING, Jan ls
Of BENEFIT
MRS j. H. ALLEN
Tbe beautiful picture of Southern scenery and Southern fe
'"''' THE oCToRooN,
LIFEIN GSUIsIANA,
In which Mrs Allen will give her exquisite presentation OF
ZOE TIE OC pOhooN, =, 90,
Mr. Jeferson a. Salem Scudder Yankee Oyerseer Mrs. W.
r. Blake Mrs Peyonj Mr. j. H. Johnston, MsClokeyi
Jarson squire Sunny sid. MI George Holland Cora souny
side, Mrs; otoddar George Peyton Mr. A. H. psysnYor.
Rats Mate o. me mssnos s M Mssoh sodd.r 1e'
Seats may be six days in advance Doors open at T.
performance at n O'Clock precisely.
The Manage ment has the pleasure to the
MR.. GEORGE JORDAN,
On SATURDAY, the 14th,
A GRAND MATINEE, -
the convenience of families aid living distance
Inc performance THE ocroRoos
will commence at II o'clock
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NIBLOs SALOON.
~ GEO. CHRiSTY's MINsTRELs.
MONDAY EVKNING, Jan g. and EVERY EVENING DUR
ING THE WEEK.
eonsequsnce Of the unlimited patronage bestowed upon The
highly amusing Comedy,
MRS. DAYS fEw-YEAR's CALLS FOR 1880,
and the JUVENILE CRYH0RN CONCERTS,
which have been witnessed by Of the most enthusiastic
and highly delighted auditors during the past week. they win
be continued until further notice
GEO CHRlsrY the Prince OF Ethiopian delineaior In his
great original character of PETER DAY.
MASTER EUGENE '1he Wonder" in his original character
Of LUCINDA DAY.
Mr. EDWARDS the only In the city who dsnses tho
Essence Of Old Virgnny.
Messr.: CAMPBELL, GRIFFIN, HERMAN, .ad REEVES,
the best Vocal Quartette In the Minstrel ProfssOn in
Songs, Choruses, &c.
The great Skating Match between HisbHyer and Truman,
and the extraordinary abilities Of Peter Day will be exhibited
EVERY EVENING. For full particulars see Programmes.
Doors open at 6i-to commence at 1s Tickets IS eents.
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NIBLOs GARDEN.
IN COOKS ROYAL AMPHITHEATER
First appearance IN America.
ASTLEY'S TRANSFERRED TO NEW-YORK.


AsrLEY's TRANSFERRED TO NEw-YoRK.
Grand opening Of the great Equestrian Troupe,
On MONDAY EVENING, Jan. 10, 1860
The Proprietor in offering to the public Of NowYork bis
troupe young aud talented artists bess TO those who
honor him with their patronage that the he pro-
TO give will be IN every respect Of the highest class
known TO the equestrian profession The performers hronsh
out BY him to hi. counry-oapy Of whom Of world vide
eelebtyhaye been selected from the elite OF the principal
European companies including the strength Of Aseys hoys
AmphiheateT London Of which he was ths late proprietor.
The horses the most beau and thorour trained IN their
the troupe of Shetland aud Welsh Ponies the most e
and dnnutiye introduced in the circle These to-
Feiher with his immense wardrobe properties aud trappng
magic ring improvement above all prce-the colossal aud
gorseousy d6 coaed eharo and other costly psaphernaa
have been brought In successive steamers almost
credible outlay. aud, happily with but trihing loss
1he proprietor hstters himself that the pnbc viii into
consideration the magnitude Of his enterprise and the many
difficulties to be in order to s
samson and he also dares hope that the weearned ue
of his father Thomas Cook Who preceded him. aud whose
earliest tEunphs In the City OF Newfork some twenty
years ago and upon whose model the present troupe h or
sanized may be forgotten by the admirers OF eqaeran
sk and thai his eferts to produce novelty blended
hned ant and usgniaeenee, may be duly appreciated
WILLIAM COOK.
Prices restored 70 their original standard Of 50 all
parts Of the house Orcea seats the best In the house.
F Private boxes S5 Box book open for securing OrohesrA
seats and private boxes.