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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-30
DISTRICT DIRECTORY,

Cicrk Of Tie CourI-J. T.. HAGooD.
,ShcriN--L. THOMAS.
O,dndry-W. Il. lIoLcoMBE.
CO,oncr-W. j. CAN'T.
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" Trains on the South Carolina Railroad will
run as follows, viz;
Leave Charleston for Columbia 4 80 AM
Arrive ut KingsvilIc IL Is AN
Leave KinSsvillc III 10 An
Arrive ut Columbia 10 pm
Leave Columbia 10 90 a NJ
Arrive III KinEsyilc II % An
Leave Kingsyllo II oj rM
Arrive at Charleston z O5 pv
Leave Charleston for Augusta 10 10 A NJ
Arrive at Augusta 10 pM
Leave Augusta 3 DO 4 n
Arrive Mt Charleston 70 90 pa
The Passenger Train on the Camden Branch
will connect with up and down Columbia Trains,
and Wilmington Manchester Railroad Trains,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays.
On and after the 9Th instant, tho Night Elk
press, Freight and Passenger Accommodation
Train will run Us follows, viz;
Leave Charleston ;ur Columbia S 10 p n
Arrive at Columbia s 90 !, NJ
Leave Columbia 3 90 !, y
Arrive at Charleston 3 ~ !, N
Leave Charleston Tor Augusta 80 p "
Arrive mt Augusta & so \ VI
Leave Augusta 4 10 ], N
Arrive ut Charleston 4 co \ M
,... IL. I. pEAkE, Gcn'l sup't
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Commissioners to Apl~occ Tie BONDS Of I"b
tic OWccrs--J. j. Norton, Jos. Burnett, j. III
Amber, James Lawrence, Sam'l. Reid.
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SyL'5LT itIN= HOUSE.
"a, 81, - AZ -, a.ron<i,y;sy n. x.
Opposite bowling Green.
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
s2 1882 1882 gs;5 }Is9 gii5s7sS ssy e9sEIsla
GEN,L SUp"TS OEEICE

CiARLEsToN, S c., October 3, 1867
and after October 6, 1867, the Passenger
~ Trains ON the South Carolina Railroad wll
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Commis$ioncr& Of i"hTc DnHiinys--R Rob't.
~. Thompson, Chairman: J. f.. lIagood, Sec.
rctary and Treasurer, W. L, lIolcombc, Nj. II.
MITCHELL L. J. Miller.
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RALEIGH, N. c., Sept. %.
A call signed by 200 influential citizens OF
wake county appears tomorrow, urging upon
the people of this State to hold meetings and
devise plans to defeat, if possible, the radical
organization. eva e a, &M g#N E&F
~ ~ RICHMOND. Va, Sept. %.
Gen. Schofeld has issued similar order TO
that of Gen Candy, that selfexiled eonieder-
ates now returned must take the parole oath.
AUGUSTA, Ca, Sept. %.
Judge Reese, of the Superior Court, writes
to Gen. Pope that he cannot carry out the re-
cent Jury order, the same being IN violation of
the laws of Georgia and the State and Federal
Constitutions. Judge Reese claims that reg
istration is entirely optional, and not compui-
sory and because man, who NAV be other
wise loyal citizen, does not register. il il mo
reason why. he should be excluded from sery-
INF on She III HEY w. Gen Pope replied that the
any OF the State laws which come in conflict
with the military bill. Orders Nos. IA and b5
were issued by virtue of the powers vested in
MN Dy congress He considers the jury orders
.n:eoessary 10 the execution of the reconstruc-
uon acts, which became laws in the manner
provided by the Constitution. As that ques-
Ion mas been presented to the Supreme Court,
ana That tribunal has decided that it had no jur-
isdlctlon the further consideration of that ques-
uon by subordinate military or judicial Off
cerls scarcely admissible. Gen. Pope concludes
by requiring Judge Reese to carry out his Or
ders. Judge Reese in his second, goes over
similar grounds to those in his first letter, ar
irving at the conclusion that he cannot con-
form to Gen. Pope's orders, but shall continue
to discharge the duties of his Office as hereto
fore until prohibited. Gen. Pope then re-
quested Judge Reese to resign, which he re-
fuses to do, but considers his letter as a posi-
tive prohibition against the exercise by him of
judicial powers.
The Republican contains the returns of the
registration in Georgia. The total number reg
istered is 1SS,720, of whom 90, 3O3 are whites.
1t is stated that the garrisons at various
points are to be concentrated at Atlanta The
troops were removed from here to-day.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. %. II
According to the Republicans figures the
whole number of deaths from yellow fever
from its commencement to Saturday morning
was ], PA. The deaths during the twenty-four
and for the twenty-four hours ending this
morning ~, being the largest for two days
since the epidemic began.
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New York HENS.

New YORK, Sept. %.
A Rectifers' and Distillers Association was
formed at the Astor House Saturday evening
to assist the government in collecting reye-
nue.; 40 firms were represented.
Il. u. Hall, mate of the steam T Vicksburg
OF Providence, died yesterday from accidental
injuries received Saturday.
rive passengers per steamship Minnesota
dled OF cholera Saturday in the hospital shin
Forty liquor dealers have been arrested a,
Astoria for selling liquor without a license.
steward Mcintosh, of the British steamship
Corsica, has been arrested for stealing from the
passengers.
y; w Clark. stage manager at Barnum's
died suddenly yesterday.
A messenger OF the Merchants Union Elk
press Company and $4,000 have not been seen
since hisarrival here from Montreal last eve
ming.
A Jew named Soucbimer set fire to his fur
store on Avenue A. this morning, but the fire
was extinguished. He was arrested and ex-
amined before the Fire Marshal and remanded
to the station house where he shot himself
dead. -4t4ftA
The steamship Gen. Meade, from New Or
leans, has arrived There was one death on
board during The passage.
Ihe steamer Monterey, from New Orleans,
has arrived. There was one death on board
during the passage. I asss! sTar4.Issl
Gamiss Il. Baker, Paying Teller of the
Trademarks Bank, was bailed this mOrnino
The President of the Merchants Union Elk.
press furnishes the following relative to the
reported robbery of that Company "A mes
senger, apparently insane, removed $4,000
from his safe. He then went to his hotel sent
to the agent of the Company, stated what he
had done, and finally returned all the money
to him."
The colored citizens of New FORK and Brook.
lyn celebrated the anniversary of the emanci.
patton proclamation to-day
Judge Belts hats refused the application o
the kentucky Bourbon Company TO have theil
seized properly placed in bond upon furnish
ing ample security, to abide the issue of the
suit.
Inc tenth anniversary of the Fulton stree
prayer meeting was celebrated to-day,
The Commercial says it is reported thai
Wahamaker q Brown, extensive clothing
merchants, have failed for a quarter of a mil
lion. - -
The steamer Maria, from Key West, witt
the Cuban cable engineers aboard, has arrived
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From WashiagloE.

~ 3iI WASHINGTON, Sept. %.
The business which occupied the attention
of Sir Frederick Bruck, just previous to leav-
ing Washington, was relating to the claims of
the United States against Great Britain ow-
to rebel depredations and questions growing
out of Fenian movements, involving the con,
dition of prisoners. saks
The Quartermaster General has just pub
lished Rel of Honor No. IL, containing the
names of soldiers who died in defence of the
American Union and were inferred in the Ma
tonal Cemeteries at Chattanooga Stone River
and Knoxville, Tenn. 1917. FES4
The lands coded by the Usage Indians en-
brace nearly 100000 acres.
Admiral Farragut has forwarded an account
OF the review of the Russian iron-clad fleet in
Prong Sound. .
No decision has been made in the case Of
Gen. Fitz John Porter whose appeal is still
under consideration by the Attorney General
IN connection with objections from Gen Pope,
who considers himself party in the case.
A dispatch to the War Department, from
the Dry Tortugas, says Major Stone has ar
rived from Fort Jefferson and is very sick DR.
Smith, son of the late Col. b. p. Smith, of
Washington, died on Wednesday and Lieut.
Orr on the 10th. The sickness is not abating
at Tortugas. .flis
Gems. Sheridan, Hancock and Egan and
Hon. VIM. E. Robinson had interviews with
the President to-day.
Gems. Sheridan and Sickles were serenaded
tonight by the Grand Army of the Republic
OF the Potomac, and made speeches in re-
Spouse.
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Tuesday Morning, September "a, 1867.
EUROPE.
NEWS ny THE GABLE

LONDON, Sept. %
The regular session of the Pan Anglican
Synod commences this week at the Arcbi-
episcopal Palace IN Lambeth. tits understood
that reporters of the newspapers will not be
permitted to be present at the deliberations OF
the Synod
A dispatch from Rome states that the Pope
has publicly denounced the proposed sales OF
church lands in Italy, and declared the decree
of the Italian government to that effect null
and void
.FLoRENcE Sept. o.
Gen. Garibaldi has issued a stirring address
announcing that the time has now come for
them to overthrow the tyrrany of the Pona
restore Rome to Italy, and give the Eternal
CITY ITS ancient supremacy as the capital OF
the Italian nation. A proclamation has also
been promulgated by King Victor Emmanuel
warning all Italians against taking part i'm aid
my vi ape1tihg revolutionary movement
against Rome, which is denounced as a crime
against the laws of Italy and of nations. The
proclamation concludes with a threat that the
government will not fail to visit with yioorous
punishment all persons engaged in illegal hos
ullties against the Papal authority.
o. COPENHAGEN, Sept. %.
Strong doubts are entertained here in official
quarters OF the success of the Danish Cabinet
in its negotiations with Prussia for the retro
cession OF the Danish provinces to Schleswig
New YORK, Sept. %.
A Geneva letter of the 18th to the Herald
states that the Peace Congress there was tame
affair. Garibaldi left that day. Neither Vic
tor Hugo, Louis Blanc nor Jules Favre were
present
Gen Hooker and other Americans are in
Geneva.
The Catholics threatened riot if Garibald
remained.
A Vienna letter of the 9th ult states that
the government is making great efforts to OBJ
taln money. Currency is greatly deprecated
ana there are fears of general bankruptcy.
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nHiscellane co, Di.pa,cbcs =

miscellaneous Dispatches. flll
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 23
dispatch from Gen. Sheridan saws he will
leave Washington Wednesday for Philadel-
phla Preparations are being made for his re-
ception. +ma.s ~ d .as,
HplH a ALBANY, N. Y. Sept 3D. g
A telegram was received here this morning
announcing that break had occurred in the
canal, six miles west of Fnltonville 1t will be
repaired by Tuesday night.
Troy, NJ Y, Sept. 49, =.
Freeman & Sons timber yard, West Troy,
was burned to-day. A million feet of timber
was destroyed. Loss $4,000. A pair of horses
valued at $4,000 were also burned. Vua l.H
LANCASTER, Pa, Sept. 49,
Hon. Thaddeus Stevens was attacked with
severe indispositiOn on Saturday, but is much
better to-day. His friends hope he will regain
his usual strength in ample time to resume his
public duties.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept %.
The base ball match between the Atlantics
OF Brooklyn and the Athletics of this city was
won by the latter, the score standing % to s. n
New YORK, Sept. %.
The colored Loyal League are celebrating
Emancipation in Brooklyn to-day.
ia-a BUFFALO, Sept %.
The city is rapidly filling up with attend
ants on the American Board of Foreign Mis-
slons which meets tomorrow afternoon.
NEWARK, Sept. %.
The statement that Gen. Fitz-John Porter
has been appointed Superintendent of the
Morris & Essex Railroad IS not correct. o5
FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. %.
The gunboat Yucca from Pensacola, has ar
rived. She has seven cases of yellow fever ON
board. One death occurred on the passage.
MoNTPELIER, VT, Sept %
Hon. Stoddard b. Colby, Register OF the
United States Treasury, died at Haverhll, N.
H., on Saturday last, where he was on a visit.
His Illness was quite protracted and painful.
He was native of Derby, VT, and about 30
years of age. 500 s,..5.. "a.
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yVa.hing,o.. Correspondence.

~ NEW YORK, Sept. %.
The Times special says the Democratic mass
meeting at Bladensburg passed resolutions en-
dorsing the President in The removal of Secre-
tary stanton and Military Commanders Sheri-
dan and Sickles Both keep very secluded
They viii be serenaded tonight by the Grand
Army OF the Republic.
The soldiers Union threaten to prosecute
DR.. Blackburn for introducing yellow fever
during the war.
The British government viii not appoint
successor to Bruce at present.
The Worlds special says the President will
have the charges against Secretary Stanton
ready before the assembling of Congress.
Gen. Hancock is busy studying the recon
struction law and leaves for ST Louis Wednes-
day. He was cheered at the opera Saturday
evening.
Gen. Sickles has applied for a court of in
quiry and Gen. Grant endorses the applica-
ton. ~<
1t is, probable that the election in Louisiana
will be postponed by Gen. Mower, on account
OF the yellow fever. "
a Washington special says it is Officially
contradicted that the President aud Gen. Grant
agreed to postpone the southern elections,
Ae1tner having ever made suggestion to that
effect. aala11
Specials say despatch from Lancaster re-
port Thaddeus Stevens very ill.
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New YORK, Sept. 49,
The Herald's special from the city of Mexico
Sept 9TH, states that the remains of Maxmil-
ian had arrived there from Queretaro, and there
was every probability that they would be de-
ivered to Admiral Tegethoff. Marquee was
endeavoring to escape to the coast
The palace will be illuminated on the 10TH
anu the day generally celebrated. Two million
flve hundred Thousand dollars are on the way
to Vera Cruz. All converts are destined to
public use.
the telegraph lines between Jalapa and the
principal capitals will be open in October.
Three trains leave Vera Cruz daily for the
interior.
Nothing is heard of Santa Anna.
Juarez has issued decree committing con-
fscatiops by fines. Lii a s-s.@ II
Gen Diaz charges Mejia, the present Minis
ter OF War of Juarez, with selling 200 cargoes
of corn to the French during the war
Ezcallante's printing house has been confis-
Gated, three Imperial papers having been print
ed there, including one edited by NJ Masseras,
late editor of the Courier DIES Etats Unis of
New York.
The J uarez Government intend putting
loan Of S5OO00,000 on the market
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Enr sale.
% Horses for Sale.

= ors II ana iC feet frontage 81 tect deep, We,
Aside Plum 81. ~ BLAME.
September 10. dlwf lUy Federal st.
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Sale. of Forfeited Goods.


Us COLLECTORS OFFICE, $40 \
DISTRICT OF PoETLAND & FALMOUTH
Portland, Sept. IL, 1867.
TIME following described merchandise having been
forfeited for violation Of the Revenue Laws OF the
Units al States, public notice Of said seizures having
been loade they will be sold at public auction, at the
office o. the United States Appraiser, 19s Fore street.
ON Satu rday the 9th day of october, 1861 at II o.
clock, A. M: barrels and box containing 81 lbs
Dutmegs; 1 barrel con aiming fax seed; two pair
wooden sheets 2 pair so'ks, pair mttens, barrel
barrel moasses, barrel, i. barrel and bags su:
gar; bottles brandy case con tanning II bottles Of
gn case containing bottles Sd. uts ueln9onns
spirits, box containing 500 cigars "exes contain
ing $50 cigars, bundles containing 80 Ngsrs each
OIL packages sewing silk, ounces each; poSke.
knives hall barrels molasses, bottles braA 10y,
case cigars, 10 pounds nutIhegs 1000 cigars bo es
guava Jelly, valise. piece drab poplin, 1 piece
garnet poplin, l piece black silk, pie 9 watered
silk pair ladies' boots rair ladies' corsets bar
rel mOlasses wheelbarrow, bl nket, gross briar
wood pines, packages kid gloves, Containing sever
ally 81 pair 81 pair, 10 pair, and pair; bottles
spurious liquors, barrels sugar package containing
pair kid gloves. u yards silk.
ISREAL WASHBURN, JR.
dlawSw&5oct Collector.
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BurgInrs-An Unique Race.

NEW York, Sept %.
Mr.. Martin, of Sands street, Brooklyn, was
shot at last night by burglar Mr.. Martin re-
turned the shot, woundng the robber who es-
capped, however. Mr.. Martin captured some
burglars in bis house last Wednesday night.
Joseph Wheeler, butcher at Green Point,
had his head smashed nearly fatally by bur-
giar who attempted to rob him while asleep in
his store. FffFsH t#Ft@
Cincinnati despatch states that Isaac Rey-
nolds and William Quillins, both legless, had
a race Saturday. Distance one mile, for $1,000.
Reynolds came in winner in IL minutes. ~
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HAVANA, Sept. o.
The Captain General is reported sick to-day.
The Roman Catholic Bishop for the Island
has arrived from Spain.
The steamer Stars and Stripes has arrived
from Philadelphia ta
J Mauzand is very i'll and Count Balmonzola
has been placed in charge of the government.
The American Charge de Affairs to Mexico,
Mr.. Plumb, and Capt. Quackenbush have left
here for Vera Cruz.
ain Porto Rico, Sept Is.
Dates from Venezuela to the 9th inst. have
been received. TQe E iiLtt
Gen Falcon had arrived at Che capital.
The new Foreign Minister is Senior Jaclnto.
u President Gutierrez, of Colombia, arrived at
Bogota on the 4th inst. e ID rlsa1.I.
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Tho -, San FRANCISCO, Sept. %.
me steamship Sacramento, from Panama,
aalMe1 Yesterday Among her passengers
we're we're Gen. Sl; kosseau and Mr.. Dodge, United
steame po 1n for Alas who will sail on he
sitka with detachment Of troons s9Sya ,o
families Will also go to Aaski to seek their for.
tunes The Sacramento brings Acan Su1n "a al
vices to the 9th ult. %puioo au-
President Juarez has directed Gen ortoo.
to remain in prison until the Mexican Co.'s
meets in November. sie'S
The Central Pacific Railroad has graded fine
Nevada line, and the workmen have moved
further east
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NEW YORK, Sept: %.
Cotton-dull; sales 600 bales; Middling uplands
at 24c. r,... ttelt '.g-,ff.I
tlour-10 q zoe lower; sales 5000 bbls. State al
80 q 075 round hoop Ohio at 80 a. Il 80; West
att so a. 10 90; Southern at 10 90 a Is Is; Cali
fornia at IL 90 % IS so.
Wheat-Winter advancing; Spring heavy; sales
$1,000 BASH; Spring 2 Is 90 2e; Amber State IS
White Genessee GO; White California 2 723 a 2 rs
Corn-1 "a &c higher; sales 122, 900 bush.; NIixed
Western % 10 81. at f.ift i aHiiia
oats-1 q &c higher; sales s6,OeO BUSH; Chicago
70 "a 74c. at'saa lh3 -f
Beef-steady. rtf ~
Pork--firm; sales 1850 bbls., new mess at "a co.
Lard-heavy; sales 900 bbls. at 1872 "a 14Jc. ~ ?
Sugar-steady; sales goo hhds. Muscovado at III q
125c; $50 boxes Havana at lie. Il 'I q esf
Cofee-firm ~ y ttH
Naval StoreS-dull. RI ii tH
Freights to Liverpool-lower.
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A I the Horse Railroad Stable, just arrived from
N Three Rivers, Canada. a9,'i ldf .atf
Among them are an elegant match pair Of young
Bays, cd size and well matched; one iinc FIVE years
old Black Hawk; two Brandy's, five and six years
old; one beautiful Morgan and French Brown Mare,
all young, good style, and superior drivers. ru--
September 81 diff
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Seizure Of GO0ds.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following des-
~ cribed goods were seized at the times and
places hereinafter mentioned, for violation of the
Revenue Laws: l
september 18th, 1867 at Bethel, Sorrel Colt
September 9th, at Grafton, SoTel Mare. -rl
September 9Th, ct Grafton, Sorrel Mare.
September 18th, at Grafton, Black Horse. i
September 7th, &C Grafton, 1 Wagon and part Of
Harness.
september 10th, at Appraisers Room, Portland.
500 Cigars.
September 10th, at Appraisers Office Portland Is
Empty Whiskey Barrels.
ANY person OF persons claiming the same arc re-
quested TO appear and make such claim within TWEEN
Vuays from the date hereof: otherwise the said
goos Will be disposed of in accord with the acts
Oh congress in such cases made and pr - ii ID.
ISRAEL WASHBURN, JE.,
Collector
Portland Sent - 1867 dIaw3y
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CHICAGO, Ill.,, Sept. 20.
Flour dull and declined is a Csc. Wheat quiet
and declined &c, closing at go Tor No. l. Corn less
active ana declined Oats closed tame at 545 for No.
I: Rye less active and declined Lei sales at 10 for
No. ], Barley dull and declined e1 5c sales at 10
for No. ]. Provisions dull Beef Cattle and live
Hogs dull and unchanged.
Receipts-11 900 bbls. flour, 1873 900 bush. wheat,
$4,000 bush. corn, 11i 900 bush. oats Shipments
1900 bills flour, $4,000 bush. wheat, 207 900 bush.
corn, g., 900 BUSH oats