Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1865-11-25
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ISOLATION have been printed at this Office. and
are. owsready for distribution.
d Eag. In Charleston, on the 9th instant,
cotton declined 8 to 4 cents per pound, 100 !
bales middling to good middling sold at Al to
I. AS cents per pound.
lgss,- In New York, on the 10Th, cotton
declined cents per pound. Sales Of 1000
.a. bales were made ut 50 to 81 cents per pound.
y Gold rated at 146}
nGy" Capt. Wirz was executed at Washing.
ton on the 10th instant. He protested his
innocence to the iast. The charge Of .copspir-
u acy which tho Court found against him in
eludes the names of TX President Davis, Sec
rotary Seddon, Gen. Howell Cobb, and Gen.
Winder, (now aead)
asse- Wells has been elected Governor, aud
Voorhees,, lieutenant Governor of Louisiana,
/ Democratic Congressman aud Legislature arc,
also elected.
msg- Judge y b. Meek, of Alabama, a
poet, politician, aud noted chess player, died
rccentlyat Columbus, Miss.
2sy- Gen. Dick Taylor is iu New York.
esg, Ths Mississippi Legislature have un-
der consideration bill compelling railway
companies to provide separate cars for negroes
on tlieir trains.
>,,, J.i,...., IL -
,upou it that General Banks, having been
Stonewall yackson's Conmissary, cannot, if,
elected to Congress, take the oath that he has
never 9 di,eetly or'indrectly," given aid or
comfort to the cu.mics of the Union.
: Ae@- There was snow in Aristook, county,
Maine, last week, EfLeen inches deep
&7s- Cholera has made it's appearance in
New York. Every prccautioa has bccntakeu
. to prevent its spreading.
Gg- The small pox has, made its appear
! "a ,ancsapt ay at 4 Abbesille g. u.
$ WAsHrNGroN, November 7 1T is undor-
stood that the Trc;,sury Department sfavGors
the cxtenson of National Bank iacilitics n'
The South, commensurate with its waits Tor
banking purposes. A HafHs9a4
* The President endorses the statement of
I Governor Perry, OF South. Carolina, concern
Jug his (the Presidents) views rs to the adj
mission of Southern Representatives to Con-
gie's. The President holds that the mass of
them can take part in the organization Of the
, House. need uet repeat a.thc usual arsu-
mcnts>in this behalf, whiclh he fully agrees to:
= proclamation may shortly be expected
front the Presidents declaring the inSurrection
For rebellion in the South is at an end
p Tirc visit Of Governor Parsons, of Alabama,
hero il undcrssood to have been mainly for
the pardon Of persons Of large means, to the
end chat capital might be united and used for
the purpose of demonstrating railroads and
sstpr other purposes OF business in large way
s$iil the South. IIc has goRc North To further
sho said objects. ~ *
The smediaal faculty hers are to have
mectin5gsIop Wednesday, week, for the purpose
OF comparing notes or expressing views upon
the subject of cholera t
..i Geucral I.ongstrect has taken private. lodg-
inys here
WAsHlNGroS. Nov. I. ne. proposals for
raail scryiea. in the States of Virginia, North !
Carolina, Sonth Carolina and EloyjJa, to COM
'nencs Oh, ,shc first day of January next. were,
thisluornihg, opened in the Contract ohica Of I
tie PQstodhee Departments according 60 law.