Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-08-03

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attempt tofoutaai VISION was o!%i natteries.
A dcspatch received lsull Creek pa.tv a,.ment.
to-day says that the Wnr Depati,psiii dsapn = still
going on. NJ Null otooN ? :
lsS FORWARD To tNICMMoND.- D.--GHA ina
more md more bell igerent in talk SS>SNs,d.;co
IRON y Y, the 1'Ydune Of the 18th instSMo take
the fnllowii q sspetimels .,sfS S ~ ~
. Tho House Of Representatives., " ffh 8SSss.
FIVE opposing voices. and onenf those lottery
dealer. has voted the great loanto preserve tho
bo offered ip it's various forms, t. the public:
and 1dnyou wish .toknow how to insureits being
takon promptly md at par2 The means of thus
restoring to the Government its rightful credit
is very simple. II is the immediate. occupation
of Richmond. That DONE you can have oil
the money you want at your own terms.s {S
There arc four places whore it is specially
necessary that tho Stars and Stripes should be
flung to tho brcczo in triumph. These uro
Riohmond, Charleston, Memphis md New Or
leans perhaps wo may add q fifth, Montgomc,
ry. But of thom ALL Richmond is the first and
tho most important Forward tho conyerging
Business is everywhere languid. and mer-
chants are rninei IN you wish to reetere
confidence and revive trader Occupy Richmond!
and provo TINT you mean to loso no unnecessary
time in Occupying Charleston, Memphis unu
New Orleans. rhon tho currents Of commers
ciul life will bcgin to nloyo again, as il by
magic.
It's useless to talk about the sympathy and
respect Of foreign nations until he American
IsI,tWpi5 fliyb Shown tie,r cupucity to govern
themselves, and mako tllcir rGoycrnmenkscs.
pcoted ut home, The only event which Will
Eproyo flint capncity beyond asdoubt isthe occu-
whore loss can be avoided That done, every
bodywill knownnd fccl TINT Rebellion is Ger.
Etainly TO be crushed, and tho integrity ofthc
Ropablicl assured forever.
@sss NEws IRON aIlltNIlEE. y ia sd. ~ Tho Ricbs
n6nt lkS.sdniaer has obtained copies of lite
Baltimore papers, from which the following
extracts have been made. Tho papers wcro
dated 18TH inst: "a N SD
cEDED STATES Senator Pomoroy s ubill to
suppress tho salyeholders rebellion" aftor
setting forth in preamble, that slavery had
culminatea in arobellion, and tliat tl,es pres.
ent war is being carried on to determine the
question whct who bersafyery, Shall be cxtinguisll-
cd ofsnot, adds, therefore, as great militia.
l;f!ss9eccssil3yss 4. 't''9 yf
|, ~, ,s,ioctetl BY the Senate rid House of
lgreess asseniSsed sThat from, ,xnna@aftcr tho
M - 's SloTe, SllI pO III oiuS&ly
|orinsolMntaryi iserSl,utle inY Yany of tho States
OF this Uuion that clafhst have sccesesi from,
tho oycrnment, and aro oip} oI,ep armed sre-
sistai,cc to the execution ,of tic law;s and tho
provisions tho tsonati tuition Of the United
Suites, fiS SsS & i5Ss
nd De DO iscp enacted That in,aediate
}ly 1pon the passage of this not, tho il resident
sof tho United States sl,all causc bis pY6cla.
NATION to be issued setting i imincdi.
ute and 9neondi ditionai ohianc of all por.
Ssons held aa slaves in any 0fs tho aforcss
said 90 ties, under the laws Thereof, and alsoS
ordering ell officers to give protection to sall
SspelI I, oWahcipatea lacoapt tito gers
vices u ho inay tondeF t,enl8in bnhalf soff
the Government, STgtbc Judgment ofs snoh
officers sucll ices stalI be useful or snces
|essary to- tho prosei ion sofI tliis 81
MI ending tlie
above declare tion, doub sf6i as moment SStho
policy Of tho Line SIN a aNiiAis