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communications by ci.izsns, ssta her
iriends in the northern siasss, sa.I az sse-
tions within ne Union lines, provided the
Letters be sianpsd with thslsgitinAts post
ago. nail = made op daily going 81
steamer via City Point, Fortress Monros,
and ARnaPolis.
-Four Of he dstsctive ol6eers Ct tha Con-
federsts Goveranans, who resigned and rs-
mainel behind, when the eOscnmsnt
changed les base, havs been srrsssed. toge-
thsr vita Wiley the turnkey Of Castle
ThuHder; Frederick shasiier the confsder-
ate bread oomnissary Of he Union prison
ere, and sn committed 70 The Libby prison.
Tbs functions of Tia Mayer and police
have been suspended Ger the present and
military law governs the city. IA time We
may look for The restoration Of car ma
nicipsl government upon Union fsunda-
tion, and The resdmp.iou Of oar Esyisls-
turs in al departments.
The Whig gives sddilionAl particulars OF
the evseastioa whish had been gong on
for moushs bat the peoPle v-ze hlinded
aud ssfus Il 10 believe she removal msaai
evacuation a eli aud declared the msss-
urea wsro only precautienary.
On Sunday morning the gold and silver
coin belonging 10 the Louisiana banks, and
recently appropriated by the Confederate
Congress, wa nm down to the Danviile
train, also ths specie Of the Richmond
banks. Then he Programms for ihe de-
partare Of the officials was arranged. A
number Of trains were 70 leave during the
evening, siilI thsrowas uos rcon Cor all
who thought ii desirable to get away. Da-
Wis was 70 depart at 9 P. NJ Brsckinridge
elected b 80 or on horseback with ihs lat
Of the army Moudsy mOrningi Gev. Smith
ran OF during the night.
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N Public Square. d
New /. the Accepted Tine.
OPENING

To cur friends sud tie pubic We desirot0 ~.
rhsi. Il you wa1s good bafgaus. dsat moment
dalai,
p,,t can md ezalnins. ths very b,st stock,
Fr.1p tha finest Of silk % a osioo rock.
e,,r -sx consists ia part 10 splendid lot q prn-,
Bie.ebed and uubieanhod Doussues. ffeaoh aoa
s,,.e,,sss. Palor.eass cotton. splsnasl TX oi
crueh.
An in large quantities. for = vsEy iissls esfh.
Linen Dsuss.,s. plam ToEs :, ana sorns Win lef-
dsts.
rsile-oloshs. IRISH sad aermaa Lnsn. saAsvg' =
your ordou-
Linen sAsetng. Islog-oass IlDoo. he'lana q e'''S
x.rs.ilos Qults. .Ha Figured Linen. vAFFaH'sd
not 70 ais.
wisdov-eu, ta.a DamAslS. Wool aud wOOlsn hllins.
Canvas Cambries. silioiss, and every had q li.i-
ling.
ne Ladies ..i and our Dress Goods sns and neal.
For ebeapae.s. style, and bssuiy. yoa'A say nv
can't 0e bcat,
Poi De clssvrss. Moasmbquo-, POPhns. Pad snd
AIp.ogs-. oaalls.. Lusssrs. he nioss' spring De
orgaaie.. LSwug, Hereses, 10 patterns 81 s0"'-
+ piete,
Just sls thing n keep you COL. IN shs varmssi
Eumaier heat
Rrsuch nausei Jacose,s, AID sDleniid Bofaiarines'
Fisursd Llneu IaNus, and the nlceut 6Eenadinres
siushsns, CnHlnhrayss biuasius, French laiaA-ile'
In snort. ne uoesi DTess Gooes tss ser could =
Our silks you Vll dnd unsurpassed anJNne''s
+ Eson psises1 has bssa selssssd via taa ireaie.'
Bisei. Isda. EsPd saa F'gd siisa. ~ 'f-Aas'' q
Ms,raatqas.. ,hit would .srsss tbs Knsl q oa,sn,
lheues. Fouafds, pain siaa. III shafisa yos ces q
az
% eons and bay prs,sy ak. tsnl % "a sas,
u task.
Our soaon stock, 70 say we're Dos he isasi ARID,
4 isconests Ia sssry hns. iosn . nssiiss. ~ And
7 bsd-
saE. llls and Cotton Hoss sad Gloves. hosa sosrso
/ lnd hne,
Lades aud seuiu' AIez. Kida. uarrantsd sonuiae.
81 uorts % oo1hs. ths faeat F-ns n Nashsiiie.
Jus, he thi1g the Ladies s.ni, vhsa tbyI'rs me
4 bashalI3
RfbbOns. oorss-. HOop-skirsu. hsi ~ ssane'
! maniion.
sus % .sl .slscssa s.osk - can yoaf And a
I toHiiou-
Edeiss. Inssrs.ss. Fi2uBslng. p. cumhEio hanas.
lace Collars. Lace ssia. and s7ev mag ihai,
grand.
Also, shirs. rT1ueFs. craysts. collsrs suspsniesf
And every ldud q Furnishing Coos, % nuit boia
The gendsra
Colhs. ossinsrss. oaslnsi.. T~eaea. snd srod o.
ionade.
coiton cheeks. KsrssJz. ths bsst q Tioi ns made
Back s. 4 asoq1.s and cIseiss. and shasll a efezl
Eind,
Hia.k and Whse Lsos Mauiiss. tbs nioa.t pa ca
saA
eut su 70 ask -. . cons nd - yocfse'yea.
whesbsr e = , NoazElAs keep enpsy sleeves.
Ns.hyai.. Apra s-'m DH
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A. -. Lardshcrg, vholesaia Grocer.
suffers supple, conner Of Public Square
ard Market stF,st. ers rffsring 10 the trads
taeis immense stock ef Gnceflas and So
aers rupPiisss AsVv, LaaI. Fina t.ut Cbs,g
Ing AEd nmokiag I5baces, III the popular
brands Of cigars. az Qualities oi slationefv.
coueistiuS q hote. letter and Faolsrnu "a.
per, ara white and baE Eusslapes, lnks.
Mueiiage, Hrpppirg Pepper. eie.; sod.
teaned fruits, sdch a. ogaiars. peara~t
serdinca, auatards cs.sup, etc Bis-kiur.
blae king Brushes, fipos P9msdss. Papsr
Collars. handkerC 1isla. M.rross. 8usus1s
pzs eod en endieas Variely of notion of rlf
ail deserlptocs. frunks aad Nslisss of ~
sifea aad qualities. A lasga and we'll -
lected siocz of hoot sad Shoes isst arrived
rom the EasterE martols. Aiso Vine and
Llqs9ra, enaosaeing Chanpairres. spara
Ing CataWbr- llersl and Ciefrg Corf.sI
va Doc -iaiia end slomaeh Bitlsrs.
ths above Goods Rers burchssef bol.ra
he late AZ, and W. azs ofe-.aq tlisn \.
tne Old prices, regardless Of The enormogs
adfsncs e. tae sal1s gosds a ths F.rar5
markets, We feel aasored that We oa. srt-
isiy The most fsstidious a. - price ar.l ilri
~. Give us cail Rsniat,lsr ~. oi.,..
oorher Of fubiic SQUARE snd Hartet .frs,i
lsn -t-szn a. a. LANpsBEka.
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fni, Fioe, rhied q never prrelieed tn
the presence q 411 ems. has proved ihs
etsfi-t.ips r1tn 81 tiiouas1ds OF ths nobls.t
ena no.. teientsl yelug men thnt ever
sto on8.e - aicQ1ezce nr pen To sonr.
y - e's,ro7ed heaith, -Iaaied lhs -rrsi.-
.-t'on, --@ reduced fne rlls-ra5la victim 81.
and tatsi tlsc.s Ia its nsins s-y.rrf,.-.a
tte r4i1a 81 reason. tfs ra1sf r.ei.nos..,.
tifh. saat ca1 NEE. mortal ewes. 10 be-
cured pekmeneully 81 thia aiHict.oa. call 81
Dr. Ceiezaaa. No. et North cherry sirsal,
of A1sfes, 1in ~ lester. Box SCI, esah-
fiiis, 4snn- fobz6-u
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a serzal11 Rzasar.-We can eoas.fen-
tlous'y reet nlnsni sa ihete rafsrnz fam
8 d.ltrctling eelfl. ~. etrictis- ir Neil.
nusus Cough bsitsuis % gigo- RELIEF AZ
nsost inltenlanaoatlJ y and i Eithal net ais-
Agreeable 3 tle Aas.a- Ih8ro Is ~ acahl
1si ne Asililaoal C1uzh 8airan 70 sfe OF
the aost Frep-r-tilul M uac. sai is cd th1t
4 duFinT The past week. sud found -nlef
.rom q most dittra1aluf canrh. h 81. rrs-
gared - ur. etries.aud. 80 z Ea.t Ferr.f
sireet. clnc.nnasi, O1io, aaa i8s .,is b.
DruTgisla. a. 81 eo1z 80 beltis
sbls---l ss SLY
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g. n. ordway hiss removed b. No. as
North College strees, nsxt door + lie Firet
Net.onal Bank. He confines hinaelf or-
cluaively 70 = Hyokec's business, buys ard
sells Goif ana SisrEr Gn9 az tia1s II Un-
citrrcnf Aesg sud pays lho highest prices
for oourrasisut sosoalss, Aatiatsa Notes
Sc.
0fHee open st A. MI, and our friend
Taos. B. sAaFLa rtmsias there till I6F. Al.
ipr ne recommendation of those who nav
glsh 70 nlate exchanges aner nieht. eud
ako the morning cars-
FEB 1, ts6s--am.
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coesF F1eTzlEas- has beer rs-
eeivcd u q. Z. Bsrioe 4 81. lhal certain
dlugEia1s - this eity hass tes caif1Ing ol
% persors ealing ~ -. Fclloc's PINK Ce
f1le "a aftl-le Of tteir 1sn manu- .scfure
H1ica they sey s sEpsf.ar VI ths genuine.
Ne voald advise al rsrsous - rgt he
gonEins, end ahould yol Fcguire any medi-
ciao ior tie itcE. King -Nern, Ieties. 11
any diseasq % tts rkin, d. not sufef snJ
unPfiuclpled nan q impose any othsr
ere7efalc1 o. yeu, 1rt Fct Dr.. Veiloc'r
PAX Cerntor lsanaiacturad 81 q. T. Bar
tow 4 c., 10 fqe Deadenck stsoei, Hasb-
vile, Isna.
p 5.--A Eberal discount made 81 dealers
8ent ~ nal - anF la8resd On reeci ipt af
q y. p l11o laai yga Fet ths Toa7iae.
sep1t-N
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Choice Fioar. Butter. patatoss. Ou;o.,.
Green Corn and sqsrv vn-Islv al C-rred
fEul.s, and foFslen and Domestic Grocsriss
siiered e ior Prieea a. I0ttsna No. - Coz
JaEx2-tf
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hoHss is the frst 70 INTRODUCES this
neH style Of Pictures Every bosiy that
80 tnen are delighted with than
eel - he slislie-y Of the Cumber-
ia.nd and Judge sor yosrself ol4tL
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No. II.


4 PHTlOf.c .c3nrtL ylFU oF NARRI iGEs-
~ opnl1inlac t-elY 80 rca 11d 10 11e
feita nni EnErenuI1 ~ az tlaol1g q ~ l1l
4 Trc,ise IN FarIr Nrrrr.. ~ ueu praale Ccuse.
querccs uQo1 the M % ard p ~ titl i1e
AutisaE's Plsn 10 rfeatrle1t lIle or rsll1a elt
sec,esss z mole q c17e, - snen ~ FeFof
81, snd titoea ronte ~ llsrr-lFeI u1e e1-
.eEtsin dochls ci i1er nhgtc4 eoedlol- SER
nee 81 pcsts1a - anF att1 - c1 fefe q 81 p
i|g "A CsoTX. No 11 NaIdsn iata. aI1ar7. y T.
fre elt1,r mtr p ems ilei rpoe aiI q 20
csetsc7 ru1u ehich histo1k lresta eIi r.r rtrsli-
~ s1r.4 msfe-1.r
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fefter, Itch. Scala Head. Biosches, sali
Rhein. al Rfnrrens

ssr d. s4arne's A1f-Aezi ne o|rfn,en4=
~ 8raY1sy AlI-Aeaia7 osntmans7
Errsr Ala u sue lt1 Ec1f ct<f'nrta aHngE
$50 u Y. Lac WsaArrH. plgll5sn.
sr1t -ern--lh sin t1 fshFIla.
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H1aahvlile. s1cgnn.
ID EsULAR e4IlEs DAYS, hqncaTa. rtnrsel p
outsts aAlss II Rsaa EslAta hoe1ehole eooi.
und efsrT dsasnpaoR 81 prspsrtfs fprnAf haaFal
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FIRM.

WE respectfully difacf Tho attention of SufIerl
~ snd othar Retail llssera % ~ large ardok q
Siallhaery snf Noioas. ai1ch ~ oIlsr d ita ter~
lcaesi possilie prices. AZ ~ Are uoi aIacted ui.h
hizif rents nor anY other Aesry r1ps-se. ~ ass
ens'lei % 81 % prices tnai d-f1 coElrs1aol- Try
" snd see. C q. JONES CD.
10 s. Br0ei a.. heiFcsa College and Chsrry.
fatcs-crt
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Yours, sincerely,

Hons Jos. Wagner, E simmerly, and
S. z. Griffith
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O.P. BARNES EXTRA GOLD PENS.

These pens bear my trade mari, &C. P. BAEHEs.
hxTRA Lou, EK.," fo1 which have secured The
copt-rlqlss and are WARMED equai IN aBeness q
raferld and workmanship 70 the best Eastern unan-
ulacture, and are believed % be superior to an
Others 10 durability and other substantial qualities
which combine 20 make a really saTviceable pen
cenf b NAL or express on receipt of pTioe and
ystsrE chspfs f By mail 81 nv gtsk when % cents
4 added for Fegstry.) Write your name and ad-
dress plain y.
Posisge on single pen fTss cents pen with any
esee or holder and box, siE ccnts. Old pens re-
paired for ffiy cents lad starlp) each Circulars
sent FAEE. Address
c. P. BARNES,
Gold Pen ManuactUreF,
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a. @. sO0VRL.

-, o.-,,ol avs-us 90 Esfs asfestss appoaIls
os1'' = iissi q s,sis csFsssl
uD-ss
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REFERENCES. d
State, County, and Nashville City ofheiais.
Members Of the two branches Of the Nash
vile City Legislature.
Editors and Publishers Of Nashville City
Daily Papers.
Post Master, Nashville, Tennosses.
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For the Nashville UBioa.
1t is due to the Hon y G. TAYLOR
that the following extract Of a letter
from him should be spread before The
public. You win oblige his friends by
giving it q place in your columns:
LoSoAcOMEG, n. J., March 81, lS65y
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a. RHODES q co.,
sac - uzsos srssk EsnhslliA Tsas.
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ron sALE Two ansihls Engines, a. horss pow
er each, new and unsurpassed Dor mnterinl, work
mansidp or performance, with boiisra and al sp-
pur ensnses ior sale Al bargain f0r cash. o. feal
estate at n cash valnaiion. - u ~
NuT,iy 10 n. q. 8CCNLLs, Nashville.
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EOR ekI.R-sAS isrge, WelI-br.iit. and couno-
dlous residence Of Mr.. Bankhesd, on Broad a ,
corner OF McElmore, $50 feet depth Of lot.
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FOR RALR.-Thst entire block on North side Of
O8dsr sneei. between Cherrv street sud the ley
on the west, running through 70 The Theatre
1hrHe valuable business localifles vii be sold no
fronts on both streets 20 SUIT purcnasors, ana We
offer thein ~ rilices uhiSi ilascfe us 20 believe
that purchasers liay expect an sdFanoe y lte per
cent Un cost.
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BON saE.H.-IIoaas 80 Los oa Noglh v ne sireet
cer1-Il4 e7Ison'4 Hp.inss La taKl11 irce
skloo. Apply . II. D. soOshl-
- aaie-t flrlss Hess. hAfaaF iHo siee roelnE
ID good cellar. Lcs eixlse. os SUMNER strfsi,
cnraer Of Nuherry .oppofise ~ G X hi1ston f.
ms i > very eiifihle Lot. and sor-hy o. AiisA-
a3GMnt aft l4 ~
ReF aals-fafs Nos- 4 snd s. vea SIDE of North
cnrleas sireet NssaFllia, Tenn, kEoan - The
CsFcus Los, esce - ael 'front.' snd Ehoof ~ 1eel
lieap 6ultehs 30 stores or resideaces, and VII
.tf bss8ld g loa priee-
For lnsorEnati0n raspecang any or al ihe sboFs
r,rnanasd propsIiJ, cal On
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FoR aAIlE-sk Farm of fTSsS Acres. wei I'M
proved, under good iences, admirahiy apporton-
II, wells near tha house, ana ctiteTn within
- icct, leO irun trees, pears. peacaes. pums,
cherries, spples. quincoH dzinsous. 6c. ~ acres
iu woods. ueH tarm house with rooms narn,
stable ae situated on tne fialiatin pisc. miles
from Nashville, and within y mile 81 the lcais
vile and Nashville ns'lroad. The timber upor
this farm With juliaons management, insight a
aoid fer nearly, II not quite, enough 20 pay iol
lhe isrna vhseh ls we'd knoHn es the e william
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1865-12-09
THE INAUGURATION

Of Col. ORn, the Governor elect, on the 10Th
ult, was an imposing ceremony. Provisional
Governor PERRY, said: 4
Senators and Members Of the House Of Rep
resentattves: y \
I'haye come here today to bid you farewell,
as Provisional Governor of South Carolina!,
and to congratulate you on the restoration Of
the, State, Once more, Ito sclf.government and
independence, as a member Of the Federal
Unioh Like the leader Of Gods chosen peo-
pie Of old, have had the honor of conducting
you through the wilderness, within sight Of
the promised land, but am not permitted to-
enter it, sDhat great boon has been reserved
for my distinguished friend, who is now about
to be inaugurated.as the first Chief Magistrate
Of the State ever elected by the sovereign
people. If not within g three days, I" lie will
within very short time be able to pass YOU
|ssyerthe confusion and military rule, under
which yan have SO lohg. lived, to that happy
state 10 which you will be able 70 govern your
selves, aud enjoy all the rights and privileges
of frec and enlightened people. Under Ills '
wise aud able administration, Ihope see
the good OLD State revive, prosper, and4be
once more happy II. g
,l am sure gentlemen, that may say with
perfect propriety, as the representative Of the
Federal Government in South Carolina, that,
the State has done enough to cntitle} her to
be received back as a member of the Federal
Union, with alllof her Constitutional rights
fully restofSd! She was foremost in assuming
the post of danger IN the recent revolution,
and IN her appeal to arms in defence Of what
she honestly believed 70 eler reserved rights
as a State. Calamity and nobly her. sons
fought through ,the6wa pouring out their
blood and sacrificing their lives on almost ey-
cry battle -feldahroughout the Southern States
tAYhcn conquered by Overwhelming numbers,
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a. A.THoMpsoN, Editor ii;

: Terms, -0Hos Dollar and Twenty-Five celfts
for six months, in advance. Provision also taken
in paynel,t, at the market rates.
negsAdvsrtisoments inserted at 81 per square
for the rstnsertion, and so cents for each subse
quent insertion, cash or provision. .pS
,Day- Obituary Notices exceeding five lines Trib-
ntes Of Respect, Communications Of . personal
character, and Announcements of Candidates, will
be charged for as advertisements. n
aeV- Job Printing executed with neathess and
despatch, for cash or provision. .,#
ssB~ Necessity ,eompols US to adhere strictly to
thexequiremenIsdf cash payment.
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EY- Mr.. w. Fl. D. GAILLARD will accept
our thanks for Columbia papers

1es- We are. indebted to. our Representa-
tiyes, Messrs. KEITH and NoRToN, for pub
lie documents and other favors.
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PICKENs c. H, S. c.:
Saturday Morning, December 8, 1855.
ADVANCE PAYMENTl

Wewish it distinctly understood that our
terms for subscription, advertising and job
work, are advance payment, az all cases, either
in provision or cash
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CORRESPONDENCE oF5THE COURIER

CoLUmBIA, Dec. 2, 1865. y
Dear Colonet: The day for tho Inaugdra-
q tion of OUR Governor elec was damp, uoldand
cloudys-a fit ,emblem Of our political condi-
tion. Notwithstanding the inauspiciousness
Of tho weather, thcveremopy took place. Gov
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1865-12-09

D9 The semi-vacdictory of Go&. PERRY,
and the Inaugural Of GOV. Ora exclude our
usual variety this week. Study these states
hlen-like documents. Give your 'chos& lead
ers your confidence. Accept their principles
and suggestions. Act up to them, and cease
your repiuings. Accept things as you find
them, and go forward manfully, prepared to
work out your destiny! In civil life, men con-
troll very much their own destiny!
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1865-12-09

fioeo PelsohS ahu Iuc(r employers LOT the year
1866. Gen ELY authorizes the formation Of
a Board, ,toseonsist of the Provost Marshal and
two citizens of the District, to approve con.
tracts. Capt. BRAY gives notice to the peo.
pie to meet at Walhalla, o.day, to select the
members of this Board
Hes. Congress assembled on Monday last;
since, we have not had line from the Feder,
al capitol. 1t is not believed that Southern
members generally will be admitted to seats at
once unless they can take the test oath. The
Presidents plan of "spcedy restoration" has
been well-nigh defeatedb radicals both North
and South When willSwisdom prevail?
GB j E. HAaooD, Esq, as will be seen
!, by his advertisement, is the Agent of the
4Southern Real Estate Company" at Wash
. ington, d. @. This Company was established
cat the Federal capitol, to enable owners Of
Real Estate to sell tho same on the most ad-
vaatageousY usYterms. Mr.. HAaooD' slime busi
ness qualities make him most acceptable me-
dunn for both seller and purchaser. 3<
Das~ JosEpn NJ. ADAMS, ESQ, of Pickens, has
been admitted to practice in the Courts Of Law and
Equity iI this State. =. ~
B6y- The Anderson "Intelgencer" comes to us
greatly enlarged and otherwise improved The
very encouraging patronage extended to friend
HoYT enables him to unfurl his bonner in the best
style Hisinscrfp:ions are pointed, entertaining,
md useful Long may it wave!
HGy~ The " "Lnurensville Herald" in the history
OF whichs6 much that is sad and pleasant to us is
Entertained, has BEEN re,establisbed; and is now
published in good style by slsssrs f. B, CnEws and
, o. WELLS SIMPSON, Alessrs. II. l.. .hloGowAN and
B.,W. BALI are tic Editors. The establishment
has our best wishss fot 4 success. s5s
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EW A despatch from President JOHNSON
to Provisional Governor HOLDEN, Of n. O.,
says: "You will be sustained BY the govern
ment. The results Of the recent elections in
North Carclinahave greatly damaged the pros
poets of the State, in the restoration of its gov
ernmental' relations. Should the actiopsand
spirit of the Legislature be shown in the same
manner, it will greatlysincrease the mischief
already done, and might be fatal"
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w y IN. CHARLES j. JENKINS has been
elected Governorof Georgia, withoutoppositioni
CORRESPONDENTS oFTHE COURIER.
CoLUMBIA, Dec. 2, 1865. {.
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1865-12-09

EW y IN. CHARLES j. JENKINS has been
elected Governorof Georgia, neutrality-suspicious.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1865-12-09

y III my nlnu. 'DlSlnCeSraJlOH OnCe com.
menccdin confederation Of republics, no one
could foresee where it would end, except in
petty tyrannics, CT consolidated military des-
potism. 4 !:
Hencefovth, no ono will repudiate the fare
we'll advce,of Washington, as to the impor-
tance and perpetuity of.the Federal Union -
physical, which defy dissolution, till some ex-
traordnary, change has taken place in the
condition of the people, The tendency Of
civilization is to enlarge Gogernments, and
not to disntegrate them. All causes of dis
content or dissatisfaction betwccn,the North
ana the Southy have been removed blythe
abolition Of slavery. The different :sections
Of this great Republic are mutually dependent
on each other, and the one cannot live we'll
without the others. The eSouthern States
plant cotton, and the Northern States manu-
facturo it, The great West grows grain, and
sraises live stock for the supply of both sections
We all speak the same. language, and have tho
same commoh origin. Our opinions aud feel,
ings inGregard to the republican principles of
government Are identical. There is, TOO, a
similarity insour pursuits and habits, rnanners,
customs, and religion and education Z SS
History teaches us that The present aspcrity
of feeling, which may'exist in tho breasts Of
many, In consequence Of Che wrongs and fnju-
Sries of the war. will soon wear OUT Brave
and honorable inet are always ready and viii
ling to become feconciled, History teaches
$3,s, too, trit ths rayages Of war are Mdchstnore