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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-07-27
The Southern Congress.

Tho Congress Of the Confederate States con-
qvonodi at iichmond, Va, on the Goth instant.
Tho message of President DAVIS will bo found
on our first page. sWc need not ask for it tho
attcntiyo perusal Of our readers. Emanating
from ono who, like Washington. his immortal
prototype, stands first in peace, first in war,
and first in tho hearts Of his countrymon, it
naturally adll osses itself to the best affections
Of our nature, and will bo road with Jealous
care and great interest by all our people. 1t is
an able document, and suggests considerations
of immense moment at tho present crisis of our
political affairs.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-07-27

AEFA1Rs IN MfssoURI-W copy tho fol low
ing from tho Bulletin, issued by tho composit-
ors of the st. Louis State Jou p0l, after its SUI
preston by the military usurpatiun of Gene oral
Lyon. ltis under date of Saturday evening.
tho 18th, and no doubt correctly states tho posi-.
ton of parties in Missouri.
Tie State forccs in the Southwest are divided
into three divisions of ten thousand each, com.
mandcd by Governor Jnckson. Gen. Rains and
Parsons, aud Generals Prico aud McCulluch,
hnye driven Lyon and Sturgs, who Ind effected
ajuncton. into tho neck Of land between War
saw ana osceola, whore they wero completely
waterbound.
Reliable information has been received in
town that Governor Jackson, followed by ten
thousand men, we'll equipped and armed, il:
marching upon Jofforson City lie has pied gc,l
his word to DO in the Gubernatona mansion
on tho 22d, and to support Con. Sterling Price
rs Chairman Of tho State Convention.
gentleman of tho highest responsibility in
forms lis that tho reports published this morn
ing, concerning tho defeat Of Gen. Harris, in
Monroe county, by Col Smith. arc nero fahri
cations, and that instead Of coming, as they
purportcd, from Hannibal, tho rumors wero
gathered, in the streets of Alton. and were the
more reflex of tho designs the Illinoisans III ar
ris Ind, day before yesterday. fifteen hundred
men, we'll mounted md equipped, and the pcu-
plo were rapidly hocking to Ills standard. 1t il
probable that orc this time he has dispersed Col.
Smiths command. and is on his march to OF.
fcct junction with Governor jackson, Mt Jor-
ferson City.
LATER.-.Just as We are going to press, we
aro informed that gentleman III this city has
received a letter from his brother in Cedar cou n
~, stating that Gen. Lyon, learning that Capt.
Burbago had organized force oftbree hundred
and ten men in Cedar county, sent detacN.
mcnt of,wo Hundred and forty men to capture
them. Burbago out.gcneraled the fcdcrals, and
after short and decisive fight, the latter sur.
rendered. Thirty Of the fedcrals wore killed
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-07-27
j .TH0MPsON, Editor.
#PICKENS c. IT.. S. c.:
Saturday Eorning, July ~, 1861.
Early Cotton.

EARLY C0tt0n.
Wc have received from thoSplantation of Mr..
JouS B. SLOAN, of Marion county, Florida, a
boil of cotton, properly maturcd, and fullyxex-
Spanded The fibre is osand beautiful. II
was plueked from the stalk on tho 9th inst.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-07-27

DoUBLE MDRDeR--A desperate runaway nc.
gro on Tuesday night kilcd two of the police
sneacf Wilmington. NJ. @, named Jno, Donnhoe
and George w. DuyaI The negro has not boen
eaugh and The Mayor of Wilmington has oAcrs
S1d areward Of $500 fol. his arrest.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-25
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@,ier &ritn EjEItr 9ialbine laS fFr in aatirao, Fl,
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Uno SrdRptcS,
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G'rt9c aute &caypcrS,
l"0sn I'M @'1Tfet 9Ctcl Der uuterietmneten
1reunolihc Sumner unO auter Scorc.
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MASON S BURNS,
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(gtohiOIssr pOn Dtscaprear),
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HA~ NoS Nnmahen Yrn @lpden;iocn ,pirr
te;cna %tsiorat.
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Jramf @imoc'S

WirtGidalt uub 2aaertier. GoIcr
Commemorative, 3mjlbeu Main II. TronFIi,
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NSict5la]0ft
9tonsH 5rsnrocn nuo 9r5onutcu. ipIute ren
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BABE uno lace blcrmit oul meme 2anos.
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j. u. W}pcrS.
We ccr s. nun BruaCIr.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-02-21


State is still a,wildemcss Again, through
Inducements held out by the State, over
100000 has already been expended
Would it be just TO place this large
amount Of capital in danger of being lost
simply because there was a prospect that
the enterprise viii prove successful onef
Is it good policy to Leave the man who
has begun this work to struggle alone
against the iirifiense competition which
is striving, by every means which can usc
to forco them 90 abandon their works.
The committee have instructed mo 10
bring in bin, entitled
A bill to amend an act entitled m act
to encourage the manufacture Of salt in
tho State Of Michigan, approved Feb.
ruary II, 1859;
Which they recommend to pass, and
ask to be discharged from the further
consideration of the same.
4. NJ. WILSON, Chairman.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-02-21
Changing the LAW OF Evidence,

The Senate of this State have passed
bill to amend section 1890, 1910, 1871
and 1912; of the Compiled Laws, in ro-
lation to evidence, and very interesting
discussion was had thereon. The bill
was introduced by Senator WITpEy, who
took the leading part IN presenting it's
merits; and as it makes quite change
in tho law of evidence, we present tho
several sections, as amended by the bill:
Sec. 1889. No person shall be cxclu-
,ded from giving evidence in any matter,
civil or criminal, by reason of crime, or
for any interest of such person in the
matter, suit, or proceedings in question,
or in the event of such matter, suit, or
proceeding, in which such testimony may
be offered, or by reason of marital or
other relationship to any party thereto |!
but such interest, relationship or crime
may be shown for the purpose of draw
any in question the credibility Of such
witness, except rs is hereinafter proyi-
,ded.
Sec. 1910. On tho trial Of any issue
joined, or of any matter, suit, or proceed
ing in any court, or before any officers
or person having by law or by consent of
parties, authority to hear, receive and ex
anime evidence, the parties to any such
suit or proceeding named in tho record,
and persons for whose benefit such suit
or proceeding is prosecuted or defended,
may be witness therein in their own be-
half or otherwise, in tho same manner as
other witnesses, except rs hereinafter
otherwise provided; and the deposition
of any such party or person may be taken
and used in evidence under tho rules and
statutes governing dispositions, and any
such party or person may be proceeded
against, and compelled to attend and
testify as is provided by law for other
witnesses. Nothing in this act shall be
construed as giving the right to compel
a defendant in criminal cases to testify
but any such defendant shall be at liberty
to make statement to the court or jury
and may DO cross. examined upon any
such statement
Sec. 43fl. That when suit or pro
eeeding is prosecuted or defended by the
representatives Of deceased person, the
opposite party, if examined az a witness
OH his own behalf shall not be admitted
20 testify to all in relation to matters
which, if true, must havo been equal,
within tho knowledge Of such decease.
person.
Sec. 1912. A husband shall not b.
examined as q witness for or against hi
wife without her consent, nor a vito tol
or against her husband without his con
sent. Nor shall either, during tho mar
riago or afterwards, be, without tho con
sent Of both, examined as to any commu
nication made by one to the other during
their marriage, but in any action, or ex
cept in proceedings instituted by til,
husband or wife in consequence Of adul
try, the husband and vito shall not b.
competent to testify,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-02-21
Democratic Mass Convention.

A Mass Convention of tho Democrat
ic electors Of this city will be held at the
Common Council Room, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY, Goth,
at 2 O'Clock "a. NJ. for tho purpose OF
nominating candidates Cor city offices, To
Ibo supported at tho ensuing Charter
Election, and transacting such Other bus
mess as'may DO deemed proper.
Il. b. BUcKHOUT,
GEO. Il. LEWIS,
CURTIS EMERSON,
City pcm Committee.
East Saginaw, deb. q, 1861.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-02-21

Il will be recolected that some time
since wo stated that as far as the ap-
pointment of the special committees OH
that subject in tho Legislature was con-
cerned, the salt Interests Of the State had
been placed in good hands. Tho report
of the House committee, of which Hon.
II. Nj. WILSON, of Macopib, is chairman,
yeri6es our assertion, and it gives us
pleasure to transfer it to our columns
During short absence we had tho op-
portunity Of convorsing with many intel
ligent and liberal minded men ip othor
portions Of tho State upon tho effort now
being made to repeal the Bounty Act of
1859, and wo find that tho feeling among
the people is most unanimous in oppos-
sion to such movement. Honest men
in all sections declare without hesitation,
that the State should, ut oil events, keep
her faith with those who have, under
promise Of aid, invested their money in
the business:
Tho special committee, TO whom was
. referred so much of the Governors mes
sage as referred to tho manufacture OF
salt, and also resolution to report to the
House information az 10 the number Of
companies that have been organized in
the State; the number actually engaged
ia said manufacture; the quantity OF salt
manufactured by each; the strength Of
the brine in the wells Of each, and such
other mates ia regard to salt wells and
sajt manufactures of this State, as would
be OF interest 10 tho House, would submit
the following report:
Tho numerous salt springs which are
found scattered over the State, have for
a long time, Iod to ti,e belief, that Michi.
gan contained within hersef, water OF
sufficient strength to enable her to man
uIacturc all tbs salt which she required
ior her own use, and also 20 supply large
foreign demand.
Some 20 years since Mr.. Lyon, OF
Grand Rapids, sunk well at That place
g. thc dsp,h Of about GOO feet. About
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-02-21
their value.

"ArrENrIoN, YOU'VE MEs p-Wo per-
ceiyc, by tho advertisement of Messrs'
Horace l.. Hcgcman & Co, of New York,
that the renowned Stimulating Ongient
invented by DIR. Bellinghsm for healthy
stimulation in the growth of beard or
whiskers, has now had its American mar
ket conGded to their agency. Tho high
reputation of this article in London, Paris,
and other cities Of Europe, seems to have
been fully justified by experience in tins
oorntrv We ca .naI its praises arc
ro-cchocd among oil classes. A few
weeks are said to prove its almost magl-
cal influences upon tho beard or whiskers
The British volunteers have mado such
free use of il as to attract the attention
of The London Punch. See advertisement
in another column.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-02-21

IcE.-By advertisement of j. -
PRALL jr. 81 Co., in this ISSUE, it will be
seen that they have made ample arrange
ments whereby our citizens may be en-
abled to "kocp cool" during the warm
season, which it is supposed will follow
this apparently interminablc winter
Their ice is Of the purcst quality, hav-
ing been kept FREQ from snow during the
winter, and their supply is sufficient to
meet all demands.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-02-21

WAITING. Everything, politically and
financially, seems to be at stand still
awaiting the Inauguration of Mr.. LIN
COLIN. Tho hopeful think that all will be
well after that event, the doubtful fear that
tho commencement of our worst evils will
date from that timo. Every man has Nh
opinion of his own on the subject, but
not one in hundred can give "a reason
for tho faith that is in him." We con-
fess that wo arc as much in doubt as
any of our ncighbors but, Nous pcrrons.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-02-21
CHURCH DIRECTORY,

CONGREGATIONAL Rev. WV. C. SMITH, at halt
past ten o'clock A. M. and soveh O'Clock in the
evening, every Sabbath.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH-Rcv,
Henry BASwELL@ Services ut tho Bucna Vista
Hall ut half past 10 o'clock A. NJ and ut seven
o'clock in tho evening, every Sabbath.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, Rev II, N. BRowS, nj
half past 10 o'clock A. NJ and seven o clock in the
evening" every Sabbath.
BAPTIST, Rev. JONI s GOODMAN, Mt the Union
Hail. Mt half past 10 o'clock A. M. and at seven
o'clock in the evening, every Sabbath.
GERMAN METHODIST, Rev IlEERY MESrz, Mt
half past ten o'clock A. NJ and seven O'Clock in the
evening
LUTHERAN, Rev. CONRAD VoIz, every Sabbath
nj II o'clock A. nj. and at seven o'clock in tho
evening
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-02-21

4 - 1ooKe - BEAD the advertisement
a, Nc MAuAS in another column
" H., is occupying for tho present a
,rtion Of the store of Messrs. Tons q
TucKKn, always favorito locality, and
has rendered tho attractions thereof vast
ly moro cnticing by displaying a choice
stock of books Of all kinds, Miscellane-
Gus, Hist orical, Useful, Ornamental and
Popular, with rich and gorgeous array
of gifts varing in price from 81 to 500, tc
be distributed Herewith. Give him
call, the books arc amply worth the prices
asked and Tie gifts a clear gain whatever
al ,,.I,a