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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-02
QUE REsrHpRs BY NAL.

Look over the list; make up a case Of what kind
you choose and ineloSe the amount in current note
q stamps By NAH 70 our address, At ba2 Broadway,
HeE'Yor, and the medicine win be duly returned BY
NAL or express nee Of charge
AGENTS WANTED.-We deGiFe an active efficient
Agent Tor The sale Of Remedies IN every town or
community In the United States. Address Dr. Hulf.
KHRETs : Co., No, 669 BROADWAY, NEW-YoRE.
Sold by LAUGHLINs 4 BUsHPIDLD, Druggists,
Main street, Wheeling. may25 d&Wiy
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Tered from over two years. - II
LsHenThOd or ITlites, 0t1tTfgn 7itEloT, JIGTine
liberation, Finale Ditcqses
Dr. J.II. 8. Claiming, Of New York City. writer:
81 most cheerfully comply with tho request Of your
agent in saying have found your sHTsaPnrilIn
most excellent Alternative In the nuneTOus complaints
for which We employ such u remedy, but especially
in FENiGle DisedEET Of the ScrOfIl0us tlinthesis
have cured nnnY inyeterato cases OF LeurorThOrA ly
eeTdtioH OF the HlerIiS. Tile nlcernton itself
som cured. Nothing within my knOwledge equals
It for tiicse female deranEGnients.T
Edward s. Marrow, Of Etwbnry. Ala, writes: "a
dangerous orGridn fWIlUr one of the females In
my family. which hhi deied all the remedies
By your Extract Of SSraapaTiIla. Our physician
Thought nothing but extirPation eOuld afford relief
but e advised the trial Of your SarRnpnilla the
last resort before cutting. and it proved Gcctual
Amer taking your remedy eight weeks no symptom
Of the disease remains"
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Ayer s Cherry Pectoral.
EoR TRE R1p,D o ~, ~

CEonP, Bronchitis, IneipIeht Con.
sn3pSAon,-Rnd Tor the Relief
tTs-al OF ConhuInptlyesP Patients
In aGxRneed Stages
eet1 uazsi Of.the Dlsb9Re.'E
THIS u remedy 20 universally known to rurraEs
ny 0ther Tor the cure Of throat lung complaints
t9Stit e useless here to publish the evidences Of ts
sIiaes. ~ Hnriyalled excellence for coughs and
ana its truly wonderful sedres or pulmonary
disease have made Il he eiyiifZed
natlon o. the earth. HsW are tile communities or
sven tantliel' among them who have not come mr.
. OF It's efieets-Roms living trophy In
neir midst OF lie victory the Enbtie and dan.
ksLna. ,uisoruefs ~ the throat and lungs. As all
tbs, tes areadn Of these disorders, and
~ ~ 90 more man 70 them that it has now all
Euea that u did hare when lnakipe the eures
1t'e won 50 strongly upon tie confidence Of
Prepared by Or, J. G. AVER & CO.,
-p...j. Il; ~. -. Lowell, Mass.
~ ll'iy-noVI5-3m
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. FfateFnally yours. CIV. IARlNiER N. D.
] ltlLeItnatfsm, az, ~ e0nplafat.

lhpERENpESCE, Preston Co, w.. 9th Ju!y, 1859.
On J. Q. Aver: SIR: have been aflfeted with a
PaininI chronic RtguWdtigR tor long time, which
Dauled the skill Of physicians, and stuck to me In
splto OF All the remedies could ind until tried
Your SaT9aPaTillN. One bottle cured me in two
weeks ana restored my general health so much that
am mr. better than before was attacked think
II a wonderful medicine y PREAW
Jules Y. Gctehell. Of st. LOnis, writes: N have
been for years With an gfIctio Of tie Lirer
which destroyed my health. tried everything and
everything Allied To relieve me; and have been n
bToken-dINp man for some years from no other
cause than arrangement Of tie LireT MY beloved
pastor, the Rev. Mr.. Egpy afVISed me to trv youT
sapnrta, because ho said he knew you and any
thing you made was worth trying By the blessing
OF H0dtt has cured me, andhaa 20 purified my blood
as to make a new man of me. 1 feel Young again ,
The best that can 10 said Of Jon Is not half good
Sairrus, cInesT, TfulOrS, Enlargement liberation
CdTiGS and r.: toiidttOn Gf The Bones.
"A great variety of eases have been reported to us
MheFe cures o. these formidable complaints have re-
suited from tho use Of this remedy hut our space
mere MiLl not admit them, Some Of them may be
iound IN our American AlmAnSc, which the agents
below named pleased to fnFnlBh gratis TO ali who
call for them. - " ~
DyEPEpsia,s Heart DiSsase Hts, EPiIepsv, AeEaueho
", AtuTulOia.
Many remarkable cures Of these affections have
2een made by the alternative power Of this medicine
ltstmuIates the vital functions into VIGOROUS action
Ann thuA oTereomes dtsOEleFB which would be ann.
Ppsed peyond It's reach. Such remedy has long
Oeen required by the necessities Of the eople and
We are eoHhdent that this will do for them an tItai
medicine can do. - '--'''
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Rfy. Robert, Dlol R FS7s Re: y Il Z OF
John J. HaInes, London, EHCLI
MANHOOD.
HOW LOST. HOW REST0PEn

Just Pu6tish,,i IN a Sealed Eapeiope,
on THE NATURE, TREATMENT, AND RADICAL.
CuHE OF SPERMAToRRHQsA. or Seminal Weak
mess, SeGna! Debility, NerVOusness and involuntary
Physical IneapAeity.
BY ROBr. J. CULSERWELL- n. d,
Atthor Of tAe HfFrea Bnds, de-
The TOFld.FOnOWnei author, in thfa admirable Lee.
tur Clearly proves fror1 his experience that the
removed without medicine and without dangerous
snEEieSl Operations bcasiea, instruInents rings OF
and eaeCtual. " which every sufferer, no matter
what bic condition VA be, may cure hiInsslT ehe1piv
Prtrdtotg dHd TVEiieaHy. This lecture viii prove
bOun 10 Thousands and Thousands
sent under seal TO any address, post paid, on the
receipt o. two postage stamps, by addressing DR.
W. :! LIZ y OF H0Eerys Sew York. Post Once
DIX 4,Ss0. jan29
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,, n received and Gor3aTsei bv
- = ARAit EdT Wheeling aSd stsI,,It
EnETsFingl and Art Jo1rlS 2 4 ~ ~, /;
me ELaL o.aee- Itl1ea 4 III ittIs y :
tP4cE-lo tiOFoss prime Rec J5Ef I-7Si=S5 -
- sue t9yl1I n RIsiSIE
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d sAkuFTlONSs OF
TILE SKIN,
This Qlntment bears no resemblance TO any other
external Eerasdy At present before the world Tie
mode Of lie operation Is peculiar.
ltpenetrAtes the BASIS Of the disasSe-EbeS to
tts very Sourreand cures It from the flesh beneath
to the skin ON the surface lII.fI =
OtherontWatd tinns for scrofnla Salt Rhsum
&e7 operate DOWNWARD, thus driving the Disorder M
EAEps and otter OeeAdoning terrible Ihternal malls
dies. 49, -N57t = :
NoRroN's oISENESF, on the contrary, throws
the p0is9u Of the disease UPWARD, and OYary rteia
81 u e piScit HGEb FlIGor6H TiR FORA -, =
mus the euteg u effects are complete. Not only
are the Eore9 healed, the etUptlong removed, the
sEeilinEs reduesd but the Of the disorder are
expelled from the Heahi consequently there can be
no relapse! 'f-E = SO ssI , - no 90
Sold in Large BOttles-Price so Cents.
!GERRITN QnTo Chemists Proprietor,0 Y
.Srs1 81 ~ SWHoLHsALR DBPoF Ar,
- Pf.SFoLD,t PARKER & MOWERS. 3
Wholesale DruREiktt rs hickman street Ney- York
- Sold by IAUGHLINS BUsHHTELD. Whess
Hug, aEd 8 RUSDENBERG, BridgefOTt!5 mh2-ly
Il
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore 8 Ohio Rail Road
Ftl
WINTER SCHEDuLR.
WaItIIAG, 9Th Nov, 1890.

WHEELING S4tl Nov, l69Q.
ON and amer the 18th November. 1880, the pasSen-
" ger Trains will be run daily hs follows:
Firat-The SOrthWsstsTD, Cleveland, Chicago st.
Louis, indianapolis, Dayton, Cincinnati, Columbus,
hSelinS, BenWOod, Baltihnra and WashinEt City
Express departs daily except Sundays 1t OILS A, NJ
and arrives in BaltmOrO ct bO A. NJ connecting with
the earliest trains for the EaSteTn and Southern cities
tetIRninE, leaves Baltimore At 4 A. NJ, and arrives
at BsnWOOd 1t s:l5 p. ~. and Wheeling at s:l5 r. NJ
making direct connection with the Western Express
train Lhis train will only stop for wood and water
and mealing the passengers.
SscoId-Ths Great Southwestern, st. Louis, Cinein-
natl, Columbus, Wheeling, BenTood, Baltimore and
Wa1hthgton City Express leaves Wheeling daily at
BIS p NJ arriving In Daltinofe At 9.55 p. n, con-
neetng with the afternoon trains to the Eastern and
Southern eitieA. Returning, leaves baltimore al r.
NJ and arrives atBenwood at 5:IS A II. and wheeling
a. et5 A. NJ making direct connection with the great
Western Express trans This train will only ktop for
wood and water and neAling the passengers
freight train with passenger car attached will
leave daily, except Sundays for Grafton at $40
Returning, will arrive At S-16 r. NJ.
J.BRoRD, Agent.
". p. SNTTH, Master Of transportation
u ". CoLE, Gen'l Ticket A gent. noT2s
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Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel
ing Rail Road.

b 80. -
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, November 10Th, 1880.
" Passenger Trains WIl leave bridgeport Is fol.
lows, Csnndays excsptsd:l
1l:o0 A. NJ. Mail Train, stopping atall station. ex.
sept New SAlisIury, SummtVille. Frank
Lin, East Rochester, MOultTte RootstoWu,
EarlVille Macedonia, Bedford and New.
90 burg strives at Pittsburgh at 400 r. H.,
Baltimore at 800 A. n, PHILADELPHIA Al
$50 a. H., New York at 12:S0P N. (noonJ
Cleveland At 7:30 P. NJ, Toledo at 1910 A.
~. DETROIT at 6il6 A. NJ, and Chicago At
1890 p. NJ Express Train, stopping at ali stations
except Liverpool, snit6'S Ferry; Indus.
try, Beaver, New Salisbury, Hast Roch-
ester, EaTlville, MACEDONIA, Bedford and
NeWburg; arrives at Pittsburgh at go
A. ~, Baltimore at 900 r. ~. PhiIadel-
Phia at $500 p. ~. New York at IO:20 P.
A., Cleveland At $50 A. NJ; Toledo at
1850 p. NJ, Detroit at 600 P. ~, and
Chicago at 1l:O0 p. NJ.
Both these trains make close connections at CIeVe
Rnd and Pittsburgh for the points Indicated above;
also, Tor EFie, Dunkirk, Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at $40 A. II. and s:I5 p NJ and
arrive at Bridgeport at 600 r. n. and SOS A. 81
Leave Pittsburgh at $40 A. n. and l:4O p. ~. and
arrive At bridgeport at 6:26 A. N. and $50 p. N.
Fare AlWaya a. low, and time much quicker than
any other route.
Through Tickets to all points In tho West, North
and East eau be procured ut tho ONCE No. 81 Water
street next door to sPrgg HOnse, Wheeling, Va, and
at bridgeport Station. =
Freight contracts will be made at lowest rates to
any point accessible by this road and its nnections
to the East, North, West and Northwest at nfise
No. Water street, with Freight Agent at Bridge
port Station. II. HAMILTON. Agent,
JOHN CHAPLAIN. Agent :"
\, ~, 49,, ,,,,,,, brugePortIO Y.
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rs, BOiLS, BldiRs, and alt S'1h OdSease''
49, OAKLAND. Ind, 9Th June, 1889
81 ], c. Arm & Co. Gents: feel &c my duty % nc
knowledge what your sarsaparilla has done for me-
Having inherited q SCrofOlouA infection, have sur
fcred from 1t in various ways for years Sometimes
II i{irst ont In Ucers on my hands and armai come
times 1t turned inward aud distressed me at tie
stomach. Two years ago Il broke ont on my head
and covered my scalp and satE with one snrc which
was painful md lOatlsOns beyond DESCRIPTION; ]
tried many medicines and several physician but
Witloutne relief from thing Ia tact the dls.
order grew worse At length was rejoteed to read
in the Gospel Messenger that you had prepared an
(sarsa, nrilla) for knew trD your rePu-
tatiun that anything you made must lie good l
sent to Cincinnati and got It. and used II till 1t cured
me. took Il, as you advise. in small doses Of n
teaspOonfnl over mouths and used almost three
under the sctbS which after while fell on. My
skin Is now clear, and know by my feelings that
the disease has gone from my syttenI. HOu can well
belieTe that feel what saying when tell YOU.
that hold you to be one Of the apostles Of the age,
aud remain ever gratefully, Yours,
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Dr.IIobcrt 81. PreGO writes from Salem, Y, 18th
Sept, 1859 that he Inns cured inyetGrnte case of
DTopgy, which threatened TO terminate fatally. Iy
the perseverinG uss Of our Sarsaparilla. and also
dangerous attack of Malignant ETySipElHS by large
doses Of the came; says he cures the common ErMp-
FfO,,S liy II constantly -
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Ayers SarsapariIIa,
FoRPURTFYING THE BLOOD.

And for the speedy cure Of the subjOined Tarstie"
Disease:
Srefilla aud S,rqflEOus setiOHS, fl,es as 1,5.SLs
CfeerS, ISorES ETpiiOnG, 1iHPlES FGSfHtS'' S4ete'
e. Roils RlaiRs. and al Nin OfaeattS.
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Zebulon SlOan, Of Prospect Texas. writes '.Thres
BOTTLES Of your ERrsapATilln cured me from GOtTe
- hIleous swelling on the neck, which had suf-
fsFed from or er. two YehFs - -
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.J.E. MCCULLOUGH, President.
F. II. MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag't. NJ
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BALTIMORE
Commercial ollege!
oor:..Balslaot..s. aaa ohasls.-s....

FoUNDKp, 1s52-......... CHARTEREp, 1854
10 q TR N
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will stake my reputation as u man. my standing
as merchant Of thirty years residence inte city
of New York. that what pledge aud testify to with
my seal, my label and my certificate Is correct aud
CAN be relied upon by every purchaser. y---g
Physicians vino use Wines and Liquors In their
practice sould give the preference to these articles
For sale by all respectable Druggists and Apothe-
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81. AaUoHy's Ffrr, Rose or EryEipslds, Tsttsr and
Salt RhettR, Seuid Head, RiRgiFoTE, Sore Eyes,
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GuGAR EV1PERATOR..-H Chm
- hined ETaPeratOr and DeEScator, for TASnuf,etur
log Syrup and Sugar from the Chinese Cane & suTe
st0r 20 All other tnyepEiOnS yet offered for this pur
Poro ltneedS Gully eHAiuinAti0n to astahlIs6 its
EnPeFinTlty. We nov lave a sample On hand ~ ~
guest Az interested 70 call aud examine for them.
HelreA Il SMITH GORRRLL.
tFl6 Agents for the NARnI,eFurpra
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WI. sinTH, Master Of Transportation.
L. ". Coz, Genl Ticket gent. noy2s
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NEW CROP MO. SUGAR.--so, hhds
IN uFime. FocOfy lrd ard Gar ale hy
HPNs1 raxTcS. pOSIOS otlLEuAY.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

All tho above imported and bottled by himself
warranted pure and OF the best quality.
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lL.L.HoUPT, Coil TYasst All, PhiIadslphla.
TmOs. A. SCOTT. GsnI SaisI. AItnann = III -
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UDoLPHo woLFE's PURE CoGNIAC
BRANDY,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-07-27
9TH Regiment S. G. V.

A RMY REGULATIONS, are wanted by tho,
IN 4th Regiment S. G. V. Cupies were dis.
tribntod to tho members Of tito Legislature i'm
1857.
~. 0. Norris. at Anderson C. H., and James.
p ilagood, Mt Pickcns G. H.. will pny for any
copies which may be delivered to them.
june 2S. 1861 ~ IF
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-07-27
Committed.

NNO the Jail Of pickcns District, on tho 22,l
Il instant, n mulatto boy named CESAR
who says he belongs to Albert Clinkscalc. If
Abbcvillo district. Said boy is about five foot
eight inches high. and about 90 years old. The
owner is requested to come forward, prove prol :,
crty' pny charges, and take him away, or ho
Will be dealt with rs the law Directs.
June 05 1871 ~ .c
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-07-27

ATEoctrIEs OF THE YANKEE. IsvARsI6 tlles,s3sSsyI'
editor 6 Of the Lowisbnrg }ya,l CA'4SaiS tsir;
Hill. in Barbour County, soys:
."Iic invaders ere perpetrating uponloyal
cit'zons about Phillippn atrocities Of tho most
exeernble character Not content with seiSi1g
aud approprnting, to thoir own use or destroy
ing any and every kindof private property which
may iall IN their way, the monsters have beeit
hunting married, females from honse to house,
for the qualification Of their brutal lusts."
!, Mr. warren says that these charges agninsJ
the enemy aro proyon to be true, by 1nimpeacli.
able witnesses. " 1lfs
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-07-27
.p.0EafRY.
.!.sS = = s.. Y, 4
God Bless Our Land ii6id Of the Con.
federate States, s Ss Z & 3S,
my y. YOUNG, LEXINoroN, cav 4. B. 3.

Bless Our Land Anthem Of the 0,
federate States, S
ny y. YOUNG; LEXINGTON, aAs,s
~. Gnt1t nnr nn1v King. IS
10 Thce ourhcatts we bring g,
y Now hear us while we sing,
81 Cod bless ourland.
Grant hor prosperity,
Crown her with Liborly--
From mtontain to thu soa
God Bless our land. s4
s{ II.
With all Thy bounty yields,
Grown Thou hcr harvest folds;
And when the sword she wiclds,
ass Strengthen her hand!
Ger every enemy Y
Give her The victory;
Thou mad'st her, keep her-frce:
God blcss our land!
In Arts and letters still
May she increase, until
Tilne shnIi his coNrsc fulfill.
God bless our lnnds
Her Golfers fill with wrath,
lIor children bless with health. s
God bless our Commonwealth
God bless our land!
May Justice, Truth and love
30 oil hor counse}s moyo, &
Tint in oil good she prove
First of MI lands;
Pattorn Of excellence,
Bulwnrk Of innoccncc-
Freedoms secure defence:
God bless our land!
Chiefly, oil I! God, we pray
Grant that her children may
Always Thy will obey.
God bless our landl
Daily may song Of praise
From grateful hearts upraise,
blessing Thy name always.
God bless cur landl
Thou, in whose sight we stand,
lsless now o,rr native land:
And from each hostile band
~ Guard oil her COASTS!
, In this her darkest hour,
When perils round her lower,
HlakeManifess Thy power, .
Oh Lord Of Hosts!
Thou, in the days Of old,
Our fathers didst uphold,
When they, for Right madc bold,
Sgtf.,9 Unsheathcd tho sword
= We for the liberty
Which they received from Thee,
Now meet the enemy:
Help Ms, oh Lord
Thou art the God Of Might
God Of the Truth aud Right;
Ills in their cause VIC fight
BE Thou our aid
Strike with us 'gainst the foe;
Cause his swift overthrow,
That all the earth mny know
Thou nrt our aid
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-07-27

LIE citizons ofNow Orleans nro subscrib-
ing literally for afund to erect Monument
to Lieut. Col. Drcux, killed near Newport.
News III skirmish with somo Federal troops.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-07-27

Miss Ann Thompson, native of Nortl,
Carolina, died in Marshall oounty,s Miss, re-.
Gently at the ngc Of iU5 years, s mouths aud
81 lnys
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-07-27

TIE STATE Or SOUTH CAROLINA.
IN 0RDINART--rICK.Ss.
wv. J. Mellow and
w Pet. for Settlcmont.
.Jno. w. Mellow, ct.nls.
\ L appearing to my satisfaction that William
A. a.. Mellow ono Of the defendants in this
cnse. resides without the limits of this State 1t
il ordered, thcrec,rc that said absent defendant
do appear in the Court nf Ordinary to hc holden
Mt Pickcns G. II. on Friday. tho 18th day of Oc-
tnhcr next. to ahew cause, if any he can, why n
dcccnsed, should not be mndo, and decree
pronounced thereon.
w. F. lIOLCOMBE. ORD.
Or,linary's Office. July 10, 1861 49-3m
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StraYed.

IRON the subscriber on Chcoheo Mountain,
4 nb"nt the Goth Of May last. heavy, brir,.
die OMEN, with short crumplcd horns. N1nrk =
q hole in the right ear, with crop and slit in
the left. Any information concerning him will
be thankfully received.
JOHN L. BROYLES.
July 3. 1861 4S 3
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-07-27

+ AIiArrY CorNcinENcE--We 70 were told q faw
days since. that at Camp Trousdalo, in drawing
arms, q soldier received tho identical muskot
which ho bore through the Mexicon War, bear
Ing his na,ne, which ho inscri! cd upon gitswkon
he was then in the service of his country. ~
tt3t i'Ht{'.s HFH ~ SuaIr3le Rnun,sssH
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-07-27

A MAN in Kentucky killed a COW, few
days since, in whose stomach was fonnd q,
large brass pin, q hair pin, and quantity Of
hooks anc eyes, 1t is inferred that the old
COW swallowed tho milkmaid. "a. .l3s
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-07-27

FAlg and softly goes far in q aay.
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ANOTHER CRIppLED.--W learn from tho
Baltimore Republican of Monday evening,
that tho United States steam frigatc Susque.
hanna had the misfortune TO break hor shaft,
whilst under a heavy head Of steam, which
would require at least two months to replace
She was in tow of a steam.tug, and would
lIsolygo to Baltimore for rcpairs 81
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-07-27

y GANG OF RUNAWAY NEdRos CAP
TURED. Tho Charleston Courier of tho 18th
instant, learns from passenger from Marion
c.. H., that the citizens of that district have
succeeded in capturing somc eight or nine
runaway negros, and breaking up their camp
at place called Catfish Swamp. There arc
represented to be forty negros in all, and the
citizens are now in pursuit of the remaining
fugitives ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-07-27

IMP0RTAHT To VoLuHrBBs. Ono of tho off.
cers Of the Goorgin volunteers writes from Win
useless for volunteers to buy eide arms" Thoy
aro not allowed to cnrry thom after they arc mus
tered into scfvico. Thomonoy each would apond
for pistol will do them great good if brought
in money. Ordors nre given to dispense with
pistols as FIST ss the different regiments arrive in
camp. and mon aro following tho army round to
buy thom. "Itis money thrown away to buy
pistols"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-07-27

ENFIELD RIFLES AND CANNON AT New
ORLEANS. y ho Memphis Aualanchc, of
B4Iriday, says:
Dur fcllow-citizens, Capt. j. G. McAIanus,
|dtheownor of the Vicksburg Mail Line of
steamcrs, left New Orleans on Tuesday and ar
RR3iSed inrtliis city yesterday. He statos that
Ia despatch had been received from Bcrwick's
Bay, to the effect that the @. S. war steamer
Sumter, Capt. Raphael Scmmes, Gan account
of whose running the blockade last week We
published,) had returned, bringing ffty-fvc
thousand Enfield Rifles, together with other
accoutrcmcnts, and large number of riAcd
cannon.
1t seems that the Sumter met near Cuba
an English vessel that was on her way TO New
Orleans with these arms, which had been or
dered previously. They were transferred to
the Sumter, and that vessel had arrived AT
the Balizc in safety. 1t is feat that will ro.
fleet great credit upon the gallant officers who
accomplished it, aud it shows how 'effcctivc"
Lincoln's blockade is. ,.
The same gentleman informs us that over
ten thousand hogsheads of tobocco were dis.
posed of in New Orleans in one day during
last week. The Tobacco Is intended for tho
French market, and tho French purchasers
paia for in gold, instcad of bills, as hereto.
fore. This information, wo believe, can be
relied upon. Tho tobacco must be taken to
France, md will 90 there in French bottoms.
If old Abc's vessels undcrtakoto prevent it,
tho distinguished rail splitter will have fight
upon his hands in which somebody" will
be hurt f s x
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