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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-07-06

Carolinians as reason for slave labor name
ly: that the white man cannot flourish at the
South. This is simplya travellers mistake
the error of one who stays but short time in
the city or country through which he passes.
For willie the native of Charleston itself can
live and flourish in the city, he cannot at all
live Gin the summer and autumn) on any of
the beautiful farms immediately around the
suburbs of the cty-not more than two or
three miles off; and it is certain death to
sleep for one single night on low country
plantation during the warm weather For
those in Europe who arc inclined to favor us,
to think that slave labor is really not needed
on the Southern plantations, and might easily
be supplied by the labor of the white man,
will cause them to. alter their opinion of the
justice of our cause. We do not suppose that
this will ever be seen BY Mr.. RUSSELL, or by
any of those elsewhere who have read his let
tcrs-thc evil 1--WE fcar) cannot be remedicd
But we do think that no one would regret in
iiuring our cause more than Mr.. RUSSELL.
himself, who is evidently liberal and upright
gentleman, and who has, doubtless, strivcn to
be strictly truthful and impartial in his nc
counts His mistakes are. those almost i'm
possible to be avoided by any man making so
short stay in tho places visited He is right,
however, i'll thinking that at the South (cs-
pccialy in South Carolinn) thorc is, and al
ways has been, very warm attachment to our
old mother country, and feeling of pride
that VIC are descended from the great and
noble country of Great Britain
fpTW ~
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gEa Looted Pot G1TRW,
, The Southern Constellation.


Out of the troubled sca
Arose a single star,
Bright, calm, yet boldly free, 4,
The harbinger Of war:
War for peoples name.
War for n nations lifc, T.
War 10 preserve fame
Ne'er sullicd in the strife.
Defiantly she rose
Out of the angry wave,
Fearless Of nll the woes
She should be called 10 brave.
Dcfnntly sl,c shonc
Upon tho raging storm,
Walking the sky alone
AN ever Frightening form.
Alone in that dark hour
OF peril and of woe,
She dared the tyrnnt power
Which ferccly surgcd below.
In vain the pillows ragged,
In vain the wild winds blew;
The war she firmly wagcd
Was for the guod and true.
Glory to that lone star,
And honor to the brave;
For rs she wagcd ,i,c'wnr
Fresh STARS rose from the wave,
They kindlcd in her light,
And flushing DER the sen,
They formed a circle in the night,
Sign of eternity.
Confederate they stand,
The glory Of tho sky,
An ever growing band,
Strong in the Lord Most High.
Nlaytl,ey forever shine
Upon the good and true,
Lighting to victory's shrine
Tho red, the white, the blue.
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The HAVANA Pass ON THR CAUSE.-THE Ha-
vana papers publish in detail the news from the
United States, and comment volumnously upon it.
The Prensa says:
The confusion which must reign in the United
States with the calling out of the militia and the
preparations for war, can scarcely be conceiseu
The general dissatisfaction, however manhes'S
itself in thousand different ways; because the
people well understood that the result OF al THESE
sacrifices will be that the drama VIII emo where IL
ought to have begun, with the recognition OF tue
independence and nationality or the two sections
into which the old republic is already divided, and
the conclusion OF treaties of amity and Commerce.
But in the meantime, disaster is to succeed dis
aster without the possibility of remedy. What
blindness on the port of the Republican party and
President Lincoln!
NORTH CARoLINA CoAL-FlELDs W hat has become
OF the great railroad enterprise for reaching the
vast coahelds of Deep river, in sister State of
North Carolina? Amid multitude of nGbIe
schemes for internal development, that seems to
have drOpt out of sight for a season. But il ever
there were season favorable to domestic enter
prise. it is this when Yankeedom, bent on cutting
his own throat, lays an embargo on the Industry
Of its people, lest the South should get some com
fort thereby. Let us be grateful to Providence for
this Introduction 1t will to bring out our ow
resources, and give new impulse to the energ ies
OF our people. Foundations properly laid now, will
result IN the grandest fortunes and even a sma II
capital, JudiciOusl Y expended at home, will bring
profit hundred fold. Charleston NercHry.
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Aali i8Qaas.


E:sEs eszs Ff5s25.sgz55zsf3E1 FOR THE
AAEzS 90, S@azZ--FaSE W " u SOTTH
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
On anu af'er Arm li, sol he un ~ Fellows:
Leave CAMDEN STATION, Baltimorr--Mail (tAcrpt
SUI 1t 81 a n. Express daily IT 3.s5 7 NJ
boz iTti1s directly through for ALL PARTS OF THE
" EST, SUuFl EST AND EuRTHW EST.
FOR w PHSSEN GEHS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the 80 A. "
train; between Piedmont and Wheeling take Accommoda
ton train leaving Picdao at 10 4. ii ana net weeu
Grafton and Parzcrsbu, take the Is 4. and $50 P
train from Pa rir.o
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 80 P b.
and Frederick ut { 40 4. 81.
TEE EillCOITS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore at IL
A ~, ana 20 and 20 ?, NJ and E!icos Mills al 74Q
A NJ -"' 100 and ! 40 P IT,
For WA&LHNGTON AND THE souri,
Leaves Baltimore at 20 and $40 A. land 10 and SOP
T. On Sundays ct 40 \. II. only leave WasIngton ID
625 aEn ia g. NJ and ~ and ~ F. N Sundays Al
~ = n only The second and fourth train only from
fro Baltimore and the second and third from Washington
connect with trains On the Annapolis road
FOR MrtEer Information tickets OF every kind &c appy
70 T. ENGLAND, Agent, at Camden station, or at the
Ilcset Vtlce. W P SMITH,
ii, no, r, , ~ Master e Transpg ration
Il. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent. apl3-tf
esaa zE ..ast1s1Sssts NORTH, WEST AND IN northwest
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE
So. 500 ...... 2s.9l4 l61 5q7 713s GA ICY

WHEAT-i56,S3S bushels to Liverpool 900 shells to
Kingston, ia lO6S2 bushels to Gloucester Eng; 9073
bushels to Amsterdam; 1852 bushels to Dublin.
RYE-75O bushels to Capetown C. c. II.
RYE FLOUR -lO5 hbls to Porto Rico.
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,gmnbsr.

SHINGLES, LATRS AND
~ LUMBER.
We have on hand large assortment of LUMBER that
are selling the lowest cash prices Customers will
apply at the yard 1872 LIGHT STREET WHARF,
corner OF EUTAW AND GERMAN STREETS.
oi3u BURNS & SLOAN.
! UMBER, SLAVES, SHOCKS, DC so, 0OQ
sh berry ami Poplar Plank Oak Cherry and Pine
cahlns 100000 white and red Oak Stages Sugar
Tosses >hooks 2g9O shaved hhd Hoops 100000 shocks
For sale by WV CROSS
pp26-tf corner East Falls ~ -. 20,
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Ef,sa --Ei=g5SE.s1ssss={1 rbR THk
ess.a SS@ae@---t3,s NORTH, WEST AND NORTHWEST
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
WINTER ARRANGEMRNT
StQraqf.

STORAGE WANTED-At low rates, on first
~ Ibrck) floor Of Warehouse No II Smiths hart An
MY h CHARLES PFEuERGlST ny
~" Il Smiths wharf.
SIOHAGB.-Roomc can be had in a fir e-pro
~ warehouse on Com merce street. Apply to
JOHN EMERSON < Co
frl9U Pratt and Connerce streets
STORAGE FOR GRAIN AND FLOUR can
- be obtained in desirable Warehouse having two water
froits on BowIy wharf apply to-
P NAICOM X CO.
J2t Wood street. Bow Tvs wharf
STORAGE WANTED.-Uu first ficor Of Nara
Ohouse No ~ SInith's wharf, q. low rates, by
CHARLES PtSnEiGAS?
it@7t II Smiths wharf
STukA GE.-Capacity to the extent of 10, coo
k}hsrres merchSnGiSa h. obtained at Hendersons
wharf: Apply to JOHN HENDERSON h co,
myII-u corner Commerce ana Prhtt streets
STORAGE WANTED on either Floor or Cellar
~ Of the large Warehouse, No l22 = Futaw street opro
site Baltimore and Tho Railroad Depot Apply on tha
premises to REP Il WOLF frS-tf
STORAGE TAKEN at the lowest rates by
HGF0 " 'RNFR. Ie9 = Griaw ,nqI ~
STORAGE Will Be TAKEN AT Low
cra.es in Warehouse No. IS South street.
WI. SMITH,
au22-f 6S South street
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3uslntss Cribs.

CUISINES GaI0s.
NEW CARVING AND
~ 49, GLIDING ESTA BLISRMENT.
and the public, to NEW ESTABi ISRMENT No. 80
Eef fGR flreft RffTs 4 aS
FINE ENGRAVINGS AND GERMAN AND FRENCH
boOkING-GLASS PLATE.
ESA orders in line viii he carefully and punctually
VICKERs b FRANCK
nl4u No. 33West Batm ,re st. FIR derrick.
JAMES II. ANDERSON SON,
BANK NOTE AND SSpFRR FgFR F f5FsF
INVITATION. WEDDING, VIsiTiNG CARDS, rTo.,
and Paris Visiting Cards De La Rues Envelopes etc e2a
CROSSE l. BLACKWELL'S
~ ENGLISH PICKLES AND SAUCES
- ESQ HoLLINs,
81 81 IAN Charles street
NORTHWESTERN VA. RAILROAD COM
~ PAWS lsT MORTGAGE BONDS, endorsed by the
HOWARD BANK STOCK for sale
aplIIOt corner Baltimore and st Paul streets
PERUVIAN GUANO.
Il PERUVIAN GUAN0 of direct importation. for sal
in quantities suit. Also, Glide, fCHABOE A a
P. MALcoM h co,
ta9tf Bowly's wharf
OATH BRICKS
ID 1900 Patent Bath Bricks, afoat per ship "Johu
lark, from Liverpool for sale in lots to salt
6uast oANi is = BOWIE SDSsF shsrt
ORANGES AND LEMONS.-4, 600 boxes land.
y Ing and for sale by EDWARD L. PALMER CO., is
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MARKETS BY TELEGRApH

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK, May l0.-Cotton is firm; sales Of 1000
bales at SA III cts. Flour is unsettled sales II 800
bbs Market generally unchanged Wheat has declirsed
az cts sales Of 100 900 bushels; Chicago Spring at
al IL; Milwaukee Club Sis al -; amber Southern
81 So red Western LIZ al 30; white Kentucky 81 75a
l76 Co has declined az cts saes.of Is 900 bush
Lard is frn at 9d9S Whiskey is dull at l61al6%
cts. Rice is firm at 5Hd6& cts. Sugar is dull Mus.
covado AZ ,d64 Naval Stores are firm. Freights
firm
PHILADELPHIA, May 1O-Flour is steady here and
prices unchanged; Wheat is in demaud; red 81 33Gt 81
TX ais cts
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IMPORTS INTO BALTIMORE

FOREIGN.
LIvERPooL-Ship CheruJim 5000 sacks salt, order
COASTWISE.
B0ST0N-Me1mSiip Ben Deford 81 cases boots and
shoes Cohen 10 bhls oil B. Deford 4 Sons; 10 do c.
Appod Son; 36 bedstcais, j. Baldwin, 1888 bbs appk
Evans. Staum Co; is do, ThoS Bond; IS bbs mark
erel, 50 do. behring's, 800 empty kits A l.. Higgins
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

FOREIGN.
Rio DE JANEIRO-Bark CGr1lier-2 667 bbls fopr IA
half ibis do -
LONDONDERRY, lRELAND-P Portuguese brig Pao0sfae.
S,2U2 bush. corn. IL 0 bags do.
pENERARA-BriJ NaScorrdO. 800 bbls. Eoar, 400 do
corn me $40 do bread, 900 bush. 400 do
do oats, 10 terces hams 500 tins lard 10 hbs lard oil
300 boxes candles, wagon, 700 slaves cases boots
BARBADOS, ". I-Ketch Ldard-l 1852 bbIs corn so
half hhls ha,,s d. -' -
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Steamboats,.

III FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER
$500 The steamer MARY WASHINGTON will
NESmA quite to the PauXent River, commencing WE'D
thereafter until further notice
The stoa ,,- MASON l.. WEEMS, Master
every T" ggrnT EEot.GE WEEMS will leave her wharf
Tor The same place 'i -'"' commencing harch 10TH
N B-T,baoo., -, THEO WEEMS, Master.
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apld-n No. 50 Exchange Place.
THE MERCANTILE AGENCY
J. D. PRATT Il CO,
BALTIMORE AND 5. CHARLES 5FREETc.
The proprieors respectfully invite such Merchants as
not already subscribers the Agency and who sell goods on
credit to call examine system and test the relab
Of our From long experience and the salts
factory Testimonials ofhousands Of mechanism the differ
emit cities have for been subscribers
We all who will CALL whether they sell goods
the cities country satBfa tion res
eiy Of the great b.neat to be derive
from the Agency. nv those who subscribe. mh6-f
RlCHMOND FLOUR.
have Just received 1000 bbls of the celebrated
aI:lAr EhRO BRO" Flour, FIRE, n ground and in
su&e', nna order, Tor sale in quantities to suit
are prepared to negotiate for entire carpoes delivered
mere, or at the Mills in Richmond 'A' H'''
sM-u p MAICOW 4 CO. Agents
p0RK:.Mess, Prime and Rump Pork for sale
- V'oS1fn cAnSoN y w, milo II
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Sblppraa.
ORIp'
90 EnD DDRNIDN

xSsA FOR BREMEN.-The fine fast-saiiing R-e-
Essfssk men ship PRESIDENT SMIDT, Warkm.stcn ms
yer. VIII have prompt despatch for above nor e.
freight and passage having superior accommodations
me tf No -, / -
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| SALT.-4,5 500 sacks G. A. SALT 1000 sacks
- Jeffrey Dacys fine SALT just arr we'd from Liver
pool, and +nding from ship Gustave and sale in
| lots to suit purchasers, by JOHN GREACEN,
apIit No Fxoha Plaza
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That the subscribers, of
Calvert county, have obtained from the Orphans Court
o! Cve tcOunty, il MARY land Letters administration
on the personal estate of JAMES ROSS. late Calvert
county deceased. All having claims against
sad ceased, hereby warned eXGibt sam- with
the Y0ucheS thereof to tn. subscribers,
IAN day OF July they may Ot!erwS. by law be eX
GUIDED from all benefit % sal ,te. Given under our
hands this 18th day of January, 1861
MARIA J. ROSS,
mh27-Iaw6w AininistratnrS'
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| STATE OF MARYLAND, Set.
| ~ CALVERT COUNTY, ORPHl Ms COURT, 1851.
on application by petition OF Maria J. Ross and VIM.
Nacdanr administrators OF JAMES ROSS, lat Calvert
Gunty. deceased, it is orlerei give the notice re-
CURED by law for creditors exhibit claims against
the sail deceased and that the he pubShc ono. in
each week. for the spac f six successive weeks
the newspapers printed in Baltimore city.
WIN. A. PARRAN,
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| IENHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
Il scrber has obtained from the Orphans, Court of Bat
more city, Maryland letters administration
Of ANDREW LbRlDit, Ir late of said city, deceased
All persons having claims against the said hereby
warned to exhibit the with the vouchers thereof
The subscribe before the Goth davof September 1861
they otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit of
said estate III indebted to said
to make immediate payment. Given uLder my hand this
18th day OF March, 1861. FRANCIS AGRICKS,
mh29.law4w Admins rotor
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! NOIlCE TO CREDITORS.-Noticei is hereby
~ gwen TO the Creditors of GILBERT NJ BaSTABLE,
hilbert N. Bastahe of
March, Is ], execute Deed of Trust of all his estate and
Dropy Tor the benefit of his creditors to the subc lirr
Inc deed creates pTterrnc in favor Of tam creditors
veys the residue for til, benefit of ali other rrdr ~
said Gilbert NJ Bastabe Sad deed has ben racnrid W
the Office of the Clerk of the SUPERIOR Court q; 80
cry, and may he at thu office of dessrs
| STEELE Il TAGART, No. 81 Fayette strest ~
EDWD WILLIAMS,
| aplS.2aw4w Trnst'o
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GaTriaQfs.

TURLETT i SONS
" CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY,
No. 80 NORTH STREET.
GGssF g The undersigned having greatly en-
2ZNarged their premises aud increased their facili.
ties beg leave to call the attention OF public to tei,
extensive stock OF every description OF CARRiAG finished
in the most elegant style ami durable MANNER which they
are prepared to sell mosting terms REPAIRS AT
tended to with dispatch and at reasonable prices
jy24tr 81 North street r. tr,o,a
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sssgssFssszE nnhiIiMORE AND SUSQUEHAN

REGULAR DAILY STEAM COMPANY.
PGSi7, H1vRE bE GR NG E!"sSsrE Sunday FORT
gEs f : :a EE$sfTFfHSH @ps
MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRRInEsTE ES w y,
ETstqirppgg leaves PORT nEPoST EHERY
The N sna HawFT aE &R STFS '0'h
Leaves same place EVERY TUESDAY, Tiitp i%milnson
PoRr nEP6sHT ETEEG At 9sSck Returning
Pk d EEENEtNG, at O'CLOCK, and HAvRE De GR4CE
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APPLEToNs OFFICIAL RAILWAY GUIDE
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Ts IT, ssf EsessSSGi "Sb iScpNTs OF TEAvELe
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greatest Hyeenic Discoveries of the A.

SN~-- ~
Prof BRuNSU.JS 5 PRE- EPARATIONS OF BLoOD-fQOD
for Coughs Consumption Dyspepsia Liver Complaints and ali
ss'i SHcn' PTS.oa BE0ob POWDERS 70 stop
FlRY ssG MN Nd sEesE gSss6c in III sledss
IA AT6R used nternaiy to MAKE halIl and HAtR-FE87
LzER t1Ppied e1tersy 70 make it 1Ro~ W -o,rsaS on Ear
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American Institute Poiytechnic Association will
meet in the coePs5 u9op baifins iHis Us Ih: I
Day Ey5S Jsos M ~ Il Mo, g GJEch ss,Ss free s'''' 00
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Eleventh Wnrd.-The regular Monthly nsetias Of the
ELEVENTH. WARD DREPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION tptoGk-
lyn viii be held a. Uns iis sGneT oi . s ZEN
eral at. enhance requested JOHN T. BERRY fresdeht
w. w. GooDRicH. Secretary.
Twentieth Ward rep ublcrn Association.11Reeu'
Lar Monthly Meeting THIS Thur sD L'ENiNO al LSnsi'
cine Hail. corner 0i &C CUMMINGS H. TUGGER President
DAVID McADAM, Secretary.
Tweutieth ward Repahlicans-Tbs W0nlhy nett ct,
Be held continental Hail. On c R Pr Sfne
a. : SIDNEY DoAsE. Secretary:
Police Notice.-A a meeting Of the BOARD oP MET
POLICE he'd the Path Of June, 1861 the follow
s In View Of he s,csrtaBed fact practice Of
te Board Police o. collecting debts ssaust p0celnen gives
them undue credit with trhdemen and others st the oao
~ lot take any seton against policemen for the collection
Resoged Ths, repeated complaints against policemen o In
surDg appointment and evidence o ei1s OF
neglect just debts incurred, vi" be conaereo gooo
'-"'' s. {. HAWtEY. Chief Clerk Police.
Replnting-As Good as New.-Fsmilies having Plated
Casters Baskets Conoe Urns Tea sets FORKS spoons
short notice and moderate price ~ applying TO
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Summer! - ,nn,Do st,,,.,pp
500 90 worth OF New Style SPRING aud SUMMER
CLOTHING extremely low prices owing 70 the depression
ef fbnsiDess CusO-rooE Chdrons Clothing rnd Furnishing
9oods 10 same ratio Money returned II not pleased
Y. 3. BALDWIN,
Nos. 70 snd y BeweTy.
largest Store in the city.
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