Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-07-13
June II, 1867.
" "A -R I - Il Y.
Maximilian's Execution.

ian's execution: -.|
+, " The trial Of Maximlian, Meiia aud Mi
ramon ended on,the 18th ultimo, and they
were scntonccd to be executed on the 10Th
ultimo. Juarcz suspended tho execution for
three days, and they were shot en- tho 10Th
ultmo, at II a. Nj. The oolones were sem
fenced to s,v years imprisonment, the lieu-
tenant, ,colonclsto iyc years, and minor officers
to two years Brigadiers and exceptional
officers will be tried by court martial
"The City of Mexico surrendered to Diaz
on the 2lst ultmo, and Juarez sent him II
complimentary note, with directions as to the
disposition of prisoners, saying: Native pris-
oncrs you will transfer to your own command
or put at liberty, according to tho circum-
stances in which you find them. Foreign
prisoners you will retain for further disposi-
ton by the government
"Among the archives taken upon the oc-
cupation Of Qucretaio were some documents
relative to the last will of 'NIaximilian, where,
lin; in case of his DEATH Tcodosia Larcz, Jose
Maria Lacunza, and NIarquese the assassin
of Tucnba, arc declared regents"
Escobcdo writes from Querctaro {" have,
by tho execution of these master. traitors made
| terror the order OF the day lIuyu imposed
heavy contributions on the rinh confiscatcd
1
not du : on account of my position, my dele.
gates have strictly complied with my orders,
and hope before closing my military career
to see the blood of every foreigner split that
resides in-my country"
There is report that Maximillan was shot
in the face, and the Mexican generals in the
back as traitors
Both the Imperial and tho Liberal pnpc. :.
OF Brownsville, condemn the execution Tic
"Ranchero" is i'll full mourning. Bcrioza.
bal, Governor Of Matamoras, had all the bells
rung and rockets fired OIL the reception of the
news OF the execution, and sent official infor-
nation of the fact to Gen. Reynolds.
The Monterey stage was robbed Of 81 900
iii coin.
TIE MMLENNIUM FOR DEBroRs.--Thc
Bankrupt law, which is just about to go into
practical operation, will yield sufficient bust
ness and enough fees to enrich all who have
been fortunate enough to,securc office under
it. We have heard it estimated that Marshal
Murray, of this district will realize one hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars year out of
it,.and tho lawyers will of course reap pro-
fessional harvest from so rich field The
two former general bankrupt laws cpacted by
Congress under the power vested 10y the con.
s.''",lo' oi -'"e Ch'tca ota'es IN inc logisla:
bref 'ne gorernmen. enloyea on.
1900 was repealed IN 1903, and the lo,y m Of
1871 came to end within two wears afterwards
Profiting by this experience the debtors Of
the present day will hasten to avail themsclv.
es Of the existing statute, and will flock to the
courts like hungry sheen to the green nostu.
rage and rid themselves Of the burden of their
liabilities ~. r. MyaAi.
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"'ei oi inc Guy carried lood ana dtink TO the
soldiers in the trenches, and spent much of
their time with them, at the peri of their
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~ ''o,' ,"o was n"o' 'n'o4s" we
ofeast by a bullet; which likewise killed the
infant strapped 20 her back. A second had
her head taken off by round shot A third
was killed bv n bullet in tho pIoxa
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nyy- Tho number Of voters Registered in
;o,o = ~ ,eth ,,,.;n,o 90 - -
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Whlch Aa 'o1osWefo whites ss ana 4i,lD ne
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Gs'-.Ihere, tl have have been quite a number of
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