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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-12

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1856 -
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From d.. r W. CsrfDriaht, NesO Orleans.
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Dysentery, D~iasrhga, Relax, Worms.
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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-12

Your Hills have had y long ufiali III my practice,
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-16
Consolidating the Public Debt.

FfOm Ire Tunes,
We have favored the proposition to consoli
date the principal and reduce the interest ON
the public debt as we doubt not the popular
sentiment will favor it as the subject is dis.
Gussed, because we believe this great Govern
ment entitled, from its high credit and vast
revenues, to place its loans at a cheaper rate of
interest In gold than six per cent But it is not
a matter Of belief or feeling, but of Legislative
or financial policy that we have now to con.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-16
THE NEW YORK PRESS.
HI ITOEIAL OPINIONS or Trading
JOURNALS UPON CURRENT 7OPIOS.

ooNrn1D 1vrRY DAY FOR 1vrN1Ne TrIroRAPn.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-16

tia France declares her neutrality; but we
know the prompter behind the scenes. At the
same time as all apprehensions of a rupture
between Austria and Prussia appear to have
died away, and as Austria is vigorously prepar-
ing for the defense of Venetla, the cOnsidera-
uons which resulted in the treaty of Vlllafranca
may operate against the armed Intervention of
France. In q word, in moving little too soon,
and in thus giving the alarm to Austria, Victor
Emanuel, 1t may be, has spoiled the whole
European game of NapolPOn
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-16

MEETING OF TRoY BANKERs.-A general meet
ing OF all the Bank Presidents and Cashiers of
Troy was held on Saturday afternoon at the
banking house of the Merchants and Mechanics'
Bank. The meeting was called for the purpose
OF taking united action in the matter OF forward.
ing petition to Congress asking that body to
take such measures as in the future will prevent
the State Legislature from taxing national bonds.
A resolution was adopted to the effect that on
and after the let OF June all Western currency
that is, west of Butalo-will not be received at
any bank in the city at less than one-quarter
discount.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-16

The mother of Laura Harris, the singer
died recently, in Madrid.
"A gilt horseshoe is the last new frame for
'carte de VlSite" portraits.
Patti celebrated her birthday april 9th) by
singing before the French Court.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-16
SPECIAL NOTICES,

E45YS EASURY DEPARTMENT.
- OFFICE COMPTROLLER THE CURRENCY '
80. WASHINGTON, Nav 8, 1866 Z
whereas, Satisfactory notice has been transmitted TO
the Comptroller of the Currency that the oapta stock
OF the SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF PEiILADEIr
PHlA Pa, has been increased in the Of fifty IT, ou-
sand dollars S50O0O In accordance with the provisions
OF It's Articles OF Association that the whole amount
OF such increase has been paid in and that the paid an
capital stock OF said Bank amounts TO the sum OF
THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
(S300,000l
Now it s hereby certified that the Capital Stock of the
Second atOnal Bank of Philadelphia Pa. atoresaid
ha' been increased as aforesaid, in the o. Fifty
Thousand Dollars $3.50 OO that said increase OF cap a
has been paid into said Bank a part of the Captal
stock thereof and that the said II capital s
approved by the Comptroller OF the Currency.
In witness whereof hereuntO atx my Official sigma
ture. III. II, UULBUJRD9
bHW Deputy Comptroller.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-06-23

pnt is in,lcgalg jeopardy the moment q petit
jury ID charged With the dectsion of his cnse.
But though thereshsstbeen somo difference of
opinion op,this point, it may be- assumed that
when the jury are discharged from the further
and final decision oflthe case, because Of their
liability to agree, the prisoner may be held to
hs ftfied anew. AT, one, time in England,
Swhero tho. jury could not agree on a capital
case, the Judge, instead of discharging them.
at tie end Of the term, had them eartod round
the circuit with him. This practice, however.
is exploded. ;.s, ..,
In case. then, Of the inability of the jury
to agree, the utmost that the prisoner could
ask, from that fact alone, would be the right
to be out Uf prison on bail.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-06-23
THE STATE Or SOUTH CAROLINA,
iICKENS--IN EL)UTI'J,: :

saran CapelArt, widow, Bill for Relief, Ac-
l.. N. Robins. Ex'ortctnls tlement Of Estate &e.
L appearing tomy satisfaction TINT thc:l Ioirs.
Il at-law OF Harvey Cnpohnrt, deceased names,
number and residence unknown the lTrirs..tl law
Of 1ehn CapcIart, deceased, (,inmes number aud
residence unknown; A. D..RosSrs, ,nlhinslraor
of the Estate Of w. ID. Rogers. .dcccnsc defend
ants iii this case, reside without the limits Of this
Stte: On motion of McGuwan s. Adams, com
planhnts Solicitors it ordered, TINT these aevor-
al absent defendants do appear in this Court, within
three months from the publication hereof, and
plead, "ns"er or dcmnr, to coYplannnts snid bin
OF complaints otherwise, an order pro co,ftsso will
be entcrcd against them. i,
ROD'T. a: THOMPSON, c.E.r.D.
.yom'rs Office March 27, 1866
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-06-23
state oG south Carolina,
IN'nRDINARY-cIT

IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WV HEREAS. Robert a. Thompson, c.E.r.n,
w hath applied to me for lettors Of atminis-
tration, with Will annexed, upon tho Personal
Estate of Eliza A. Ishell dccensed, late Of. tho
District of Pckens and State aforesaid: Tho
kindred and creditors Of said deceased, are,
therefore, cited to appear before me at Pinkens
G. II. on Monday the Cd day Of July, 1865. to
show cause, if any they can, why Sold lettors
should not be granted. Given under'my hand
and senl this l4th day Of May, 1866. 'r'itiHa'.
w. EaHOtCOMBE ORD. 81
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-06-23

Is there ono'who thinks anything of hinl
who wears a.tarpaulin hat and blue jaeket, or
apair Of trousers made Of duck + !, In short, il
there one who caros aught for the paor sailor?'
,said minister, recently, in the course Of
sermon to sailors. A little girl jumped up, and
looking archly at hor sister, .snid, in tone loud
enough for every ono. to hear, g Yes, sir; our
Becky does ~
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State OF South Carolina,

PlCKENS DISTRICT. +; i, .<9
r ELIZA HINCK. wile of Conrad Iinck.
L. Cabinet. Maker, Of tho Stntc ind District
aforesaid. hereby give notice that afterIthe expi-
ration of one month, ] will do bnainess M = s'lle
trader. o. nration-W Weaver and Sempsress.
ELIZA XINCk.
June-2 1906 81 -a..e. IS :
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-06-23

I. .MISOEIlIa a NIX .
The Spiritual Railway.

Tho followinglli wcro fonnd ID railway sta
tiop house in England, supposed to have bee
written by 9 gontlomal who had been there ae
tanned :SySp - 49,, ASI*S -
The way. TO Heaven by Christ vas made,
With lieavehy truths The rails %er61aid,
- j. Erom earth to Heaven tho line extends, p
10 ''fe etcrnal where i. ends .a.:
seEt& = fcuoRus = So
Wc arc travelling homo. wo arc travelling homo.
Wo ARE travelling home, to Heaven above,
We retrhyeling home. to Heaven above, ,iSt>
TO sing Q SaYiours dying love. i...
Repentance Is the station. house, +, re
There passengers are taken in;
No foe is there for them to pay e
ForiJesus is himself tho way. A. ..t.t.
Tho Bible y tho cngneer,
Which points tho way to Heaven 80 clcsr;
:. Through tdnucls'dar and drcary here,
Itdoth Tho way to glory Steer -
Lovo is the Ere, It's sure rs steel,
1T drives the engine and the wheel;
An you.wh6 would TO glory ride,
Must como to Christ, in him abido. =
Repentance, Faith and Holiness;
YoT must the way 10 glory gain,
Or you with Christ can never reign. a.
Come, now, poor sinners, now's the time,
a any station on tho limo
If you'll repent and urn from sin,
This train will stop and take you in.
Then when VIC reach that Heavenly land,
There We shall dive at Gods right hand,
There on that happy. peaceful shore,
S. Wen ride this earthly train no more.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-06-23
. Incllned to be auarrslsome.

Inclined to be auarrslsome. III,
There was- once a littlo slm:built follow,
rich asa Jew, riding along a highway in the
Satesof aoorgia,f when rho overlook man
driving a.drove-of hogs, by the help ORA big
raw -boned si&-foot-two specimen Of humanity
iStopping the last namcdindvidual ho accost-
cd him: =: ii' W p. =" .V
I.say, arc. o.thcso your hogs?'- u.
p 8 No sir; | nm workingsby tho month
What pay might you be getting, fricnd:?''
3. "Ten' dollars'a q month and whiskcy thrown
in" was the reply,
"WclI, look 'herc t. Pm a weak, little in.
offensive man; und people are opt toimposc
upon me, dye sec. Now, IN give you TWEEN.
:ty live dollars month to- ride along wjthmc
and protect mo- said Mr. Gardener. 4" Butt
he added, as q thought, struck him, I" low
might you bo on n fight ?" !. -;,aa s
'.lIhNcvcr bccn'liokcd in any !te," rejoinotl
the six -footer. :, .:. -a,t..,.
{ "Jost theoman I want. Itis bargain ?'
quericd Gardener. .,.., OK
Six ix.footcr,ruininateh ;..--.
Twenty-Five dollars, double wages, nothing
to do but ride around and smash fellow $
mug occasionally when he is sassy
, Six-fnotcr accepted They rode along till,
J"n' "' ''She' ttley foachcd village inn. Gar
arnef immediately siugled ont the biggest
,clow ,: ~ the room and picked q fuss with
nm, a, After co"sidcraole promlscuons Jhwing.
u'ruencr .: ,urnea 70 ms lighting TREND ana m
, ,'"'"'eu ehat tue Whipping or that mnn had
occo'ne s'o' necessity S'N'tootcf peeled
went IN ana came out tIrst best:
+ Inc next night at another fotol:thc same
scene was re enacted 6"rdrnrr getting into n
ro" win the biggest man IN the place, aud
S,to"tcr dong the fghtlns .>..
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-06-23
CHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Haa EaMiay-a'ickesas.

vs. Bill Of Revivor & Sup
a;S;xG Brown. e,.nls )p'cu'en' for Partition
1 Brown. widuw, Slnry c. G. brown. w;liian'
Brown Henry Clay Brown, and Other children Of
ben)nmin l'r"wn dcocnse,l, names unknown. VIII
"n @ Mason In n Ens sis Mason sefie shssggSe ssgSe Ben
Salmon and wife II Mnrinh--rGsdc ithnnt he lin
isoi,this State: Oninoiono IlHtrison \ Whitners,
corpainantis solicitors. it il ordered thnt 4hcso
several absent defendants do appear in this Court,
within three muntRs from the publication hereof,
and plead. answer or 'lcn,nr, to compainnnts said
hill Of complaint; otherwise, order pro confts-
80 will be taken as to them. ~ - + '|.
i,OB'T. a. THOMPSON, c.E.r.n.
CQnt'rs OflicN March ~, 1865 3m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-06-23
Reverie Of q Drunkard.

/ think liquors iniuring me. Itsspnling
my temperament Sometimes get mad when
I'm drunk and abuse Betsy and the brts; it
nscd to be- Iizzio and the children; that's
some time ago though used to come home
then and she used to put her arms around my
neck md kiss nc and call me dear William.
When come home now. she takes her pipe
out of her mouth, and puts her hair out of her
eyes and looks at me- and says something like,
=" Bill, you drunken brute, shut The door
after you; we are cold enough, having no fire,
without lcttin' the snow in that way"
Yes she's Betsy and I'm Bill now amt
good Bi|l nuthcr 'spcct I'm counterfeit;
won't pnsss;-7-a tavern without going iD nnd
getting Il drink. Don't know what bank Tn
on; last Sunday I was on the river bank
drunk.
! stay out pretty late now, sometimes Tn
out all night; fact is, I'm ont pretty much all
over; out of friends, ont of pockets, and out
at tho elbows and knees, and always outrage
ously dirty, 50 Betsy says; but then she's
never clean herself r
There's one good quality I've got-I won't
get in debt, / never ceuid do it. There,now,
spect, when fell down 'erei I'll have to get
"9M eu'v S"on ~ ieiio" toiu NE tne otner
day I'd make good sign for paper mill.
If he want so, big, I'd lick him. I've had
this shirt on for ninety days, and Tn afraid
it won't come off without tearing. People
ought to respect me more than they do, for
am in holy orders. I mint no dandy, tho I
guess tore this holc in my pants behind, tho
other night, when sat down on nail in the
carpenters shop I've got-to get it mcndcd
up, orI'll catch cold. Lend INC three cents,
will you?
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Hn Equity--Phckelis
James w. Earle I'll. ts.

IL
MA u2uAity--Phckels lss. 81
James W. Earo .
ME defendants in this case, to wi, :--Brondwell
W..Kci,h Mary Keith, Drucilla Keith Susan.
nnh Keith, md two other minors, heirs at lnw Of
limits Of this State: On motion Of Harrison &
Whitpcrs. complainants solicitors, il is ordered
that these several absent defendants do appear in
this Court. within three months from this inte nm
plead. answer or dcmnr to coinplainaD's said bill
OF con,pai'.t, or gnnr>ii~n ed litem will be ap-
ponc'l by tile Cour. to represent. their interests
in this cause.
ROR'T. a. THOMPSON, c.xrn.
Com'rs Ohicc March II. 1865 BIN
= - -----
TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
PiC'KENS,-IN EQUITY.
: Samuel Knox
Bin for Construction Of
Heirs Mt Law Of Andrew Will Partition, &c.
y. Knox. deceased. hs
\ L appearing /" my satisfaction that the 1Ieirs-
l. at.law of Andrcw p Knox, deceased (,shose
names, number and residence are unknown reside
without the limits of this State: On motion Of
Harrison Whi,ncrs compminant's Solicitors. IL
is ordered. that the Heirs law OF tho said An
drew =. Knox deceased, 10 nppcar in this Court.
within three months from'the publication hereof.
and plead, answer or emur so comr'ain ants said
bill of complaint: otherwise, the allegations in '"e
said bill will be taken confessed y thcm By an
order tro conftsso.
ROBtP. a: THOMPSON, c.E:rp.
Co,'rs ONco. March 81, 1866 < "m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-06-23

LIFE.-NIcn rejoice when the sun is risen;
they rejoice when it goes down; while they
are unconscious of tho decay Of their own
lives. Men rejoice at seeipg the face of q
new season,as tho arrival of one greatly de-
sired. Nevertheless the revolution Of the
.se:so .ssnssons is the dccAyof homan life, Usssssfv I"
Of drift woSa wosS stiasfRs. Vic Vide ocean, oon
tinue' together little space; thus parents,
wives, children, relatives, friends and riches
remain with us but short time--thcn scpa.
rate, and the. separation is inevitable, No
mortal man can escape the common lot :, he
who monrhs for departed relatives has no
power to make them return. Knowino tbot
the end Of life is death, every right,minded
man ouaghtto pursne that which is cou,ieotod
with Ultimate bliss, sc i,:.. ~ 81, ]tfT
s3i l''.2 t.s TIT -::t-s. Il --7-z--rs. .,@,i II
LIsrEN En- to flatterer who understands his
trade, and then tryt6 be. what e'says You are
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-06-23


AN UNNATURAL NEPHEW. Tho "Ral.
cigh Sentinel records tho following:
In!1S5s, Mrs. Margaret Strange, of this
city, and relict'-oS the late Hon. Robert
Strange, sent to her nephew, Samuel r. Ker
foot. jim Chicago, $500 10. invest for her p
He borrowed it himself giving his bond Sc.
cured by mortgage for itsrepayment. Atthe
end of the war;; Mrs. Strange having died in
the early part oft, her administrator, the bond
being long overdue, filed bill to foreoose the
mortgage. The affcotionate nephew pleaded
that Mrs Strange was up to the time Of hor
death an nctive supporter of the "rebellion,@
and that tho administrator had been rcbol,n
On demurrer, the plea was overruled, and
Judgment given for. Mrs. Strange's executor.
for $4,000
A CHILD thus deGnes gossip: dts when
nobody, don't do nothing and somebody goes
and Htella Of Il,