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PILLS
-Fon-
CHILLS AND FEVER.

-EoR-
CHILLS AND FEVER.
A Certain Cure
cnes They Gatharic Pills. acting upon Jhe Stomach
Liver and Bowels containing Arsenic taome Blue Mass
prieols aim Pills that without the aid of Gallo
mel Blue other Minerals they will cure the most OBJ
stinate of
CHILLS AND FEVER,
DUMB AGUE,
and Won viii find they will that claimed for them Try
box and their merits will recommend them ever after
wards.
we have used Gaghans Pills have never known them
to fail when ire directions followed and unhes
Hun 'Ta0S Il WATTS, Ex-Governor of Alabama
Hon THOS. j. JUDGE Judge Supreme Conrt of Alabama
e. INo W A. SANFORD. Attorney Gsneal Alabama
| DANIEL sAYRE Grand Secretary Grand Lodge OF Ma
WI. G. WALLER, Sheriff Montgomery couaty, Alabama
| Col. A. B. uLIThEKALk
| Col. W CRAWFORD BIB,
Col j. O. RIDDLE, New Orleans, late Railroad Contractor
N for 4 A. BANKS Commission Merchant New Orleans
| GEO. MASON, ESQ, Mayor Wetumpka, AlaOama
Wholesale Agents:
THoS W. MARsDEN, 49, Broadway, New York
HARRAb. RIsLEY 4 TOMPKINS S, Chambers street. N Y
EAR s. W Ms,G So, New S Orleans ans La
1 e. j. HART CO,
Retail Priee-S1 SO per Box.
= NV BIoUNF $ 4 B4 h45Bsstors
, ..r.r ..-E5 5a- Montgomery, Ala
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
.,, Pash of Or cans, City of New orleans3
Be remembered the 9th day of june 1856 before
me- the undersigned austce of the Peace in and for the
parish aforesaid persony and appeared John Pembe
ton President Fourehy Secretary OF the Merchants
Mutual Insurance Company New Orleans who being duly
according lawd depose and that the above
statement just correct Transcript from the books
of the Company.
JOHN PEMBERToN, President
PAUL FoURGHY, secretary
sworn to and before this 9th day OJune 1866
PAUL W. CoLLENs,
Third Justice of the Peace.
At meeting Board Of Directors held on the DAY
of june 1866 reolved to declare Scrip DIVIDEND OF
Forty Per Gent on this Net Earned Participating Premiums
for the year ending 8st OF May 1885, for which Ger
tgs i'll be issnedn and after the first day OF August next
Also to pay on the second Mondsy in JRy next the
balance due on Scrip Of 1885, and six per cn interest in
n Cnrrency outstanding scrips of the Company.
DIRECTORS:
n, r,nnossarr bbn Pemberton, David McCoard,
p Naspero HERE Poutg, S. z. Relt,
T. q caneraa 4 Puig j. j. Fernandez,
j. Morgan Hall, 4 ChAp ohgoLy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-25

u. +. FoLdER, l. FoLaER, W. H. TBoMAsJ
BeaLers iu Hardware, Iron, Bhfp CanudIar.r
" and 30 Magazine Street. Opposite 81 James Hotel NJ q
SG saa snd s gs'ngs Hoop Sheet Bar ron
pe and sheet Lead india Rubber ting Hose and
ee@lsg, 1lfcaaIl MN and CEoss Cut 8avs,
III AKDWAKE AEp SHIP CmANDLERY
ellis a, Bos11CKp FRANK W. sEYMoUR)
BostEck - seYao,r.
Importers and De
HEAVY AND sHELF HARDWARE AVN ,7rrrr1p7
STOVES, TIN WARE and TIMERS 1ooIs
6Ah ana SHEET IRON, TIN and TITS PLATE
Sect COPFER, ZINC, NAILS AXES
CHAINS, sHoVEbs, SHADES, HOES
LEAD FIFE, SHEET LEAD, GAS PIPE
BRASS WORE AID PIPE FIrTTEGs
RUBBER BETTING HOs z ara PACKING
COTTON WASTE, Etc GoRDAnE
COTTON and FLAX DUCR, TWIEEs
OILS, PAIN9k. LAM,s, LAETERna, Etc
90 A'NAA'N ~ Steamboat an Railroad suppsa-- 1
70 and 50 Fulton, IS and ssi8st and poydraa
w wHITTn q co,
GENERlI, COMMISSION,
Receiving and ForwardIp5 heFenan1S' "ho
Hardware Agsofs,
Nos 10 and z Peters ssst Ct In 'p'o
gonsignments Merchandise either Tor sse OF
vii receive prompt and careful eten1lon:: -
HARDWARE AND CUT1.EnaF-
TAYLOR oHGRo HE
Direct Importers,
10. Il Magazine strees opposite 81 JaIssTrHssslS
eEv oRIEARs
IRoF, MAZE ASP PLow wARGH0UsR
No. 20 Bank Pisoe.
Prznz q. observation-disclosures q. oHzeaehIza-
Established IN 1859,
We also keep gensral aasorrmsnsot
Tiavyare and yveeaenwars1
Suitable for GENTRY Merchants tsaas-and rsspsfai5
solicit continuance Of former patronage -----
HARDWARE ..............~-a HARDWARE
az. MuLLAN 6 CO.,
Wholesale DsG7ers
HEAVY AND sHELF HARDWARE AND cUTLzzE
Agents for
HowE,s STANDARD SCALES
2 Common street Nav n,lssns =.
CIGARS, TOBACCO, ETC.
! a. FERNANDEZ.
IMPORTER
HAvANA CIGARS,
No. 6s Common street and No. 46 Canal ssreo$s
: :" o1eas4 .et.s.
CHARLES O. mENaEL q cO'-
DEALER IN
All kinds of Leaf and Manufactured TSboeeT
ET 9EhE4ss NSF5 ns ssoad ssss:'
ME@PHls--3O9 Front street ---------------
FHHHGSs O. WALSH o. Cos
rTHos, O, WALSH, late of Lynehsurg, Va. ARTHUE
eoNNELL, late OF montgomery, Ai L'..,
| TOBACCO AND GENERAL COMMISSION hERGHAftga
CORNER OF GRAvIER AND NEW LzTKE sTEERza'
=" o-.e-'l'' '.''
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DETER e. BLOW
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN DRUGS
PAINTS, WHITE LEAD, OILS, WINDOW
GLASS GLASSWARE, PERFUMERY, ETC, ETC
Nos. 90 and 6s North MHln &tEeet'
Between Pine and OLIVE, 81 Loais No
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q REER....,................. ADAAs4A
No % CAMP STREET, UNDER THE CITY HOTEL
sgavvelpy, Watches, silver and Plated %@rs'
SOLE AGENT FOB
sEwMoNs BRAZILIAN PEBBLES.
, ,d Watches Ia Hunting Gases, diamond mounted and
- ,5 hss4 rake4s rich Sets Bracelets, Pins and Ear
", - niamond Amethyst Coral, Onyx and EtrusGan Gold,
10 cold Guard Vest Chains, latest patterns; Sleeve
studs of every variety and best workmanship,
go, Scarf and Masonic Pins, various desgnsi Silver ehd
tttd s Table and Tas and Spoons, Cups Gobiets
Napkin Rings Gasors Pocket and Table Cutlery best
| makers and superior qualify.
Clocks,
| ofscs sna Mantle, In Bronze, Marble and Wood
| speetaeAess
Gold Silver, Steel and Shell mounted.
The particular attention Of those needing helps 30 Eaad
rsDectuy solicited Sermons Brazilsn Pebbles the best
and only glasses shQnd be used New Pebbles reset ID
old ameB attention paidto repairing Watches an
| JsRery, the best wOFkmsn being employed
| RamaD Der. 20 CAMP STREET. under tbs City aotsL
| GUNS AND RIFLES
The subscribers wholesale eaeFs or to parties fol
: DOUBLE AND SINGLE BARREL GUNS,
OF every make from fine sntnated seei and
TWIST BARRELS Of best English Makers to the io"Ss
cost
Riaes Of all the Prominent American Makers
REVOLVING PISTOLS of all kipds-ooLrs, ana Oths
: SHOOTING TACKLE. SHOT, CAPS AND POWDER
For sals By TAYLOR & GHURGHILL
Wholesale Hardwar@ Dealers.
A Mag sine stT Iits,
Established IN 4ssarf
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m q, MCCAIN s.
ru.roz rKw LEyRE NoTRH DANE AND JULIA sfREETs,
S' New Orleans.
Omee-186 Enlfon street. l4
Has an hand al all times hand machinery for
SteaTaheats Saw Mills and sugar Plantations. ri
Particular prompt attention paid to Steamship and
Steamboat repairs
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LIVERY STABLES.

a xyH,Rs MULES. .AzUA4EB
Just arrived Kentucky l2t Of the finest mules eve
of M stock VIII do ellt at II Baroune sreetR
"a - DIR. j. ELLIOTT, j
n 8svonna straat. esrnar O ion
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-09-29

nelf- Old" Iron works." crazy and fanaticaf
Thad. Stevens, Of Pennsylvania, is still on
the rampage. lie made speech at Bedford,
Penn, the other day which is published in the
/" New York Herald" in full The Iorald
says:
"The old inplacablo radical leader seems to
be as savage, as renorscless and Unsuitable in
his revcngcs as ever. IIc howls over what he
dcnounccs as The usurpation of Andrew john
son, the cleaning out Of radical office hol-
dcrs, the insolcncc of Southern white rebels
aud the rights and wrongs Of Southern black
oyalsts, anl he threatens to try again in Con-
gress his favortc reconstruction policy of
Southern coniiScation and subjugation by en-
termination But the fierce old fanatic seems
also to be i'll melancholy frame of mind, as
if dshcartcncd at the prospect before him,
and with the rough road he has had to travel.
In fact, from the general tone Of his speech,
great radical victory in Pennsylvania, and
50 is rather disposed to mourn than rcocc.--
Poor old man p'
NEW YORK, Sept 20.-Noon-- An arrival
from Rio Janciro confirms tho report of dcs-
pcratc battle between the allies and Paraguay
ans on the lGth and 18th of July. The fight
ing was stubborn and sangulnary, and resulted
in the disconlftuin of the allies, who lost
1900 killed and wounded. The Parnguayans
fought behind int,cnchmcnts md lost less.
At Newark, Ohio, tho people had n flag
bearing the inscription" We stand by A.
johnson no indianapolis here" a signifi-
cant commentary. General Custar gave the
radical fanatcs OF Newmarket stingng re-
bnkn. To their call for him, after the crowd
had insutcd the President, he said: "I was
born two miles and half from here but
am ashamed of you.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-09-29
Tribute to a Dead Friend.

MISS IORTIE NJ. CHERRY, tho dearest and
the most angelic creature, has bocn removed by
the hands Of Providence 10 ndorn the celestial re-
gions above. Her virtues di plead like Angels
trumpet tonguc,l, for all tho merits aud praises Of
this world, bnt she was such symbol of inuo-
cence and purity that she could no longer CLAIM,
her brthright in this ransi,ory career Of life
She WAS the bud Of life that Ind Just blossolned
an was blooming III the hearts and mansion or
her parcnts-atforling the balm Of eornfor, and low
to their olt age, and exhibiting % sweetness and
lovclness to all the vc,ares Of love nn,l pleasure
that did surround her goldcn throne Of beauty and
happiness aud shining one OF the brightest or
nnmcnts OF society from her picy and moral inHu
cncc, and commanding The respect and love Of NIL
her community.
Though nnrscd in ease and luxury by q kind
AMI doing father, she always preserved an eana-
nimity OF temper and spirit and lent q gr,ce anil
charm to his household. fIe can now have tho
sweet rccompcnse in death Of knowing that he wan
amply compensated, and tho grent solace that he
has accomplished ono Of tho noblest works Of ma
plicity, hat she never mcritcl single rcbuke. or
caused him regret or moriiicG Gtisn.rr-,>-
May this beautiful ana~tovely ccm Of life. thaA
hns left ltcr'fnith On earth strown with flowers in
losing her crown here, have gained one Of eternal
glory and salvation in heaven; and mny she he
wet with the dcws Of our remembrance cnch morn,
ing, so that she may be embalmcd in the hearts
and memory of all her loving friends.
"Thc light of her Young life went down,
AS sinks behind tho hill
The glory of setting star.
Clcar, suddenly, and still"
uFRIEND"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-09-29
The Internal Revenue,

The officers connected with the Internal Rev
cnuc department. arc preparing to put tho law
i'll operation in this section.
All papers, which the law requires to DO
stamped (cxccutcd since 1st October, 1862, J
may be stamped by either maker or holder on
or before the first day of January, 1867. Those
interested should improve the opportunity
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-09-29
State Of South CarOvimn
IN oRDlNARY--CITA

IN ORDlNARY--CITATION.
w iiEKEAS, 4. A. Frasor hath applied to mo
~ ior letters OF administration upon the Estate Of
l. T. Beck, deceased lato of the District OF
Pickens and State aforesaid: Tho kindred and
creditors of said deceased, are. therefore, oited to
appear before me at Pickens G. H. on Monday tho
oth day OF October, 1866, to shew oause, if any
they can, why said letters should not be granted
given under my hand and zeal this 24.l aay 81
September, 1866. y
w. r. HOLCOMBE. or.p.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-09-29
ESTATE NOTICE,

Ill PERSONS indebted to the Estate Of John
"A w. u. Cary, deceased. must make payment
forthwith; and those having demands against said
s Estate must present thom to mo legally attested'
within tho time prescribed by law; else their
claims will be barred. ' '"o'
Sept. 8, 1866 81
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Messrs. Craig, Tuomey G. Co

Messrs. Craig, Tuomey e Co.
The attention Of dealers is invited to the
advertisement of Mcssrs. CRAIG, TUoMEY &
Co., of Charleston, to be found in another
column. These gentlemen have on hand a
fac assortment of stock in their line, which
they will sell On the most favorable terms
Give them a trial.
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PRICES GIVEN IN CURRENCY.

PRICES GIVEN IN CURRENCY.
SILT Liver, per Sack 5000 to $3.50.
Coffee. Rio, per 4oc. Ingoyrn l5o; Java,
Goc. Sugar. Cuba, per H.. Is to 2Oc. Clnri-
lied. % to 2'c. Nails thcst quality per 3D.,
~ to lc. Iron, por d., l24r. Castings, per
lb, l23c. lnrn. per Bunch, S2.75 to S3. Os-
nahnrgs, per yard 25 to 30. Shirtings. brown
and blnnchcl, % t" 4oc. per yard Calicoes, per
yard. 20 to IS; English, II to doc Powder, rer
lb. Zoe; Shot. per fb. 20c Lend, per d., Zoe
Indigo, per b., 50 to SO. Mn,lder. per b., sos.
Spice, per d.. soc. Ginger, per h.. SOC. Pop
pnr. per H., GO to 75c. Tobacco, Chewing. por
H., 60 to 81 40. Shovels. Si.50 to $3.50. Axes,
Is. W. Collins. So to So. so
COUNTRY PRODUCE
Corn. rs to:S2 per bnshcl. Peas, 81 so To-
Sl:75. Cotton, loosc. Is to 900. por lb. balei.
y to 27c. Bacon, lG to 20c per ID. Lard. 20
to 25c. per lb. Flour, per barrel. $l4 1876.
Bocswax: 20 to 25c. per h. Talow, l2@ to l5c
per dozen ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-09-29
The Legislature.

Aue AeSiSldtuTo'
This body adjourned on tho 21st. The
"List of Acts +" will be found in our columns.
Tho "act to alter and fix the times of hold
ing the Court of Common Pleas makes all
cases of "dobt" rcturnablc to athe Spring
Court, (NIarch) instead of the ensuing fall
torn (Octobcr) us usual.
We copy the following items from the
"Cnrolinian :"
The State accepted, by Joint Resolution,
the donation of public lands by the U. S.
Government, for Agricultural purposes and
the Mechanic Arts, also authorized the Gov
ernor to appoint an agent to receive scrip, and
to sell the same, paying the proccc Is into the
Treasury.
Tho Governor is authorized to pledge the
faith and credit of the State for Bonds,
amounting to 100000 provided 100000
bushels of corn may be delivered in the State
for that sum. The Governor is also author
lied to appoint an agent to make the purchase
his salary to be $1,000 aud travelling expenses
The Act authorizing the establishment Of
Pententary authorizes tho GoyernorSto ap-
point three Commissioners to locate tho sane,
auu tu cioot oertr;n buildings u f1u voInpun-
sation was provided for the Commissioners
The President and Directors of the Blue
Ieuliioau arc uutiOllICu W ICuuCC llc
Stock held by the State in that company in
tho same proportion that the Stock of other
Stockholders may be reduced, in order to pro-
cure additional subscriptions to finish the
Road to Knoxville. We trust this may cna.
bic the Company to complete this great en-
tcrprizc. The State has every thug to gain,
and nothing to lose by this arrangement.
The Attorney Generals ond Solicitors were
instructed to investigate the cause of com
plnint of James Brown, relatng to the Rail
road bridges over the Congarcc and Watcrce
Rivers, and to report the result of their in-
vestigations to the next General Assembly.
The Governor was requested to issue cir
cular to the several Tax Collectors of the
State, requiring them to report the number
Of persons who have lost limbs (whcther legs
or arms, or both,) in the lutc war, to be sub
mttcd through him to the ucxt Legislature.
Tbe State bills are rcdcenablc in green
backs.
Tho Treasurer is authorized to sell the coin
received for taxes, and credit the premium to
account for extraordinary expenditures
The commissioners appointed to sell the
property Of the State Works located ut Green
vile are authorized to sell on credit not to
exceed one and two years.
Tax Collectors are allowed until the fourth
of November next to make their returns, pro-
vidcd they pay into the Treasury the amount
which has been received or may be received
by the 1st Of October.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-09-29
Rc-Opened.

The following post Offices, in this District
have been rc-opcncd:
Salubrity-MRs. MARY BATES.
Snow Crcek-EMoRY Moore.
Georges Creck-JAMEs r. SpILLERs.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-09-29

MARRIED, on Sunday evening the 23,l instant,
at rickcns G. H., ny j. Il. lIA0oop, MIR. WAl. d.
GASSAWAY to MISS ANNA, daughter of Rev.
Is. S. Gaines, OF rickens district.
MARRIED, at Oakwny, on Sunday evening 9th
instant. by J. i. SANnscs. Esq, MIR. JAMES
JOHNSON t. MRS CAROLINE ClIASTAIN, both
of Anderson district
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-09-29
South Carolina Railroads.

The several Railroad Companies in this
State, and all persons who have complaints to
make of excessive or unequal charges, or vio
lations Of their charters by said roads, will
take notice that the following joint resolution
of the General Assembly was adopted at the
last regular session:
RcSo!octl, That Special Commission, con-
sisting Of two members Of the Senate, and
one from each Congressional District in the
House, be appointed to investigate and report
to this General Assembly, at it's next regular
session the complaints made Of excessive and
unequal charges by the different Rairond
Companies of this State, and to inquire if,
and in what manner, they have violated their
respective charters. That tho said Commis.
sion have power to summon such witnesses,
and to require the production of such books
and papers as may he necessary, and also to in
qure and report what charters are subject to
amendment; and in those eases whore amend.
mcnts are practicable, what changes should be
made to protect the interest of the public
The Commission appointed under the fore
gong resolution, hereby call upon all persons
having knowledge of material facts relating
to the matters embraced in said resolutions
to forward statements duly authenticated to
the several members of the Commission as
hereafter indicated.
Complaints and charges relating to the
Grccnville and Columbia Railroad the Blue
Ridge Railroad, the I4aurcns Rsilroad, the
Spartanburg and Union Railroad, may be for
warded to G. Il. TOwnes, at Grccnville G. H.,
or to w. s. Grishnm, at Walhala
Charges and complaints relating to the
South Carolina Railroad, may be forwarded to
M. Q. Butler, IGdgcfcld G. Fl. or r. S. Dur
yea, at Charleston.
Those relating to tho Charlotte and South
Carolina Railroad, may be sent to D. W. Ball,
at Laurcns G. II
Those relating to the Wilmington and Man
chester Railroad, and the Cheraw and OAR
lington Railroad, may be sent to Harris Gov
ngton, at Bennettsville.
Those relating to the North Eastern Rail
road, and Charleston and Savannah Railroad,
to r. s. Duryea, at Charleston.
The Commission will meet ut Columbia,
Cat Nckorsons Hotcl) on FRIDAY, the
23d day of November next, at 10 o'clock n.,
to make up their report at which time any
person interested may appear before them,
and furnish such information as may be con-
sidered necessary, relative to the matters un-
der considerations
G. +. TONNES,
Chairman Senate Committee
M. G. BUTLER
Chairman House Committee.
------> ~-s----
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-09-29
PICKENS C. H., S. c.:
Saturday Morning, September %, 1866.
Return Day.

Return day for tho Western Circuit is pass
ing. The number of cases returned, at Alb
heyille, is between five and six hundred For
Anderson and Pckcns each, less than two
hundred and fifty. A less number than
before the war;
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-09-29
The Markets.

Cotton is looking up. Sales of $500 bales
in New York, on the 25th, at 36to so. Gold,
44s.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-09-29

re- Corn is worth now in Tuscaloosa. Ala.
five dollars bushel, and the people north Of
that point are without any means of subsis.
tcnce.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-09-29
The District Court.

" y h"'o 'oalhcu, SayS VIC OOlumDla InO-
nix that His Exccllcncy Gov ORR has di-
rected WIN. r. HUNT, Secretary of State
to commission all the District Judges elected
at the last regular session of tho Legislature
The Judges elect arc requested, forthwith, to
notify the Secretary of State of their post Of
ficc address, and upon receiving this informa-
ton he will Immediately transmit to each one
of the Judges his commission.
A Liberal PEoFFEn.--W take pleasure
in giving publicity to the following announce
mcnt:
CHARLESTON, S. c., Sept. 10, 1866.
70 the Editors Of tie Courier Please
tender our services, free of commission, for
receiving and forwarding corn shipped to this
port designed for the poor in any part of the
State.
Also, for corn bought by communities to be
sent into the interior to one address, and not
intended for rc-saic on speculation.
Papers in the State please copy, and send us
thelr bllls. LEE d SPENCER,
North Atlantic Wharf
->-
Esg" The " New York Evening Post"
writes very hopefully of the financial future
of the government. Here is an extrnct:
Events arc carrying us rapidly toward re-
sumption OF specie payments on the part of
the Government. The Treasury has now over
$GO,0O0,0 900 of coin on hand of its own, with
out counting tho private doposit. At the
moderate estimate of $4,000, 900 per month,
seven months more of customs revenue will
add to this gold fund 100000; so that
by the first of April next the coin in the
Treasury will be sl45 100000, less whatever
payments arc to be made meantime Estima-
ting these, for half years gold interest and
for payment of the principal of the bonds of
1867, due next January, at $4,000, 900
there vii! rcmain, on the first of April, 800,
100000.
geU" Mr.. Frcdrick A. Sawyer, Collector of
informal Revenue, informs the editor of the
Charleston News" that there are no restrc-
tions upon tho removal of cotton between
points in the Same Collection District.
GY- It is computed that one fourth tho no.
grocs liberated from bondage by the war arc
now in their graves; and the process of de.
structlon will 60 on as long as agitation is kept
up.
Gen. Grant has not only given arms to the
cadets Of tho Virginia Military Institute, but
has also restored to them the old Cadet Bat.
terry" Hc remarked in doing so that the
risnu oonnrofion n,uot ho a1,,oo4..l - ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-09-29
PENDLETON PRICES CURRENT.
conn ECrED WE

Nj ESS RS. FAINT & CO.,
Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, &C.. & Q
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-09-29

Gen. Grant has not only given arms to the
cadets of tho Virginia Militaty Institute but
has also restored to them the old I" Cadet Bat
terry" Hc remarked in doing SO that "the
rising generation must be educated, and the
means for this purpose must not be withheld"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-09-29

GY- 1t is computed that one fourth tho no
grocs liberated from bondage by the war arc
now in their graves; and the process of de.
struction will 60 on as long as agitation is kept
up.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-09-29

geD" Mr.. Frcdrick A. Sawyer, Collector OF
informal Revenue, informs the editor of the
Charleston News" that there are no restric-
tlons upon tho removal of cotton between
points in the sama Cnllectinn District