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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-06-08

-. nasFe Tho President md members Of his
Cabinet are on visit to Raleigh. N c., the
early home of President JOHNSON. The usu-
al amount of ceremony and speech making was
observed there and on the route The Pres
idcnt declares that he will stand by the Con
sttuton to the last. His Excclency seems
to be in very lean minority on this point (!
We cordially extend 10 him all VIC hayc-our
sympathy and respect.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-06-08

Gs'~ General Orders, No. 32,' issued by
Cen SIcKLEs, appears in this number If
anybody has been in doubt as to the civil and
political distinctions existing. in this State,
his mind is now relieved Were We inclined
to anticipate for the future, we cannot imagine
the direction our fancy would lead u.s.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-06-08

HS7" In New York, on the 4th Instant cot
ton was 81 to 2S. Gold, 81 Wheat so cts
per bushcl, decline Corn lower.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-06-08
and OF Maj. Gen. d. II. SIcKLEs
j. w. CLOuS,
Captain 3Sth U. S. infantry,
4 II e. &. A

WAsuINGToN, June 3-Thc judiciary
Committee has adjourned to the 9th of June
The final vote to impeach the President was
lost by four to five. Ayes Boutwell,, Thom
as, Williams and Lawrence. Nays Wilson
Woodbridge, Eidridge Marshall and Church
MI. a resolution declaring that the I'rcsi
dent had committed acts worthy of the con
Se Se%net,on ssaon e Ct the and churchh
ting in tho negative. On the Grst vote Bout
well and Thomas voted in the negative, ut
finally changed their votes
RICHMOND, May 30.-Gcn. Brown of the
Freedmcn's Bureau, has issued circular. d
rcoting the officers, in view of the hostility
which may exist to freedmen voting, to see
that every freedman is instructed in his rights,
and that he is registered and votes.
RICHMOND, May 3l.-To.d day was observed
by the ladies decorating the graves Of the
Confederate doad, and the stores were closed.
There were about 10000 persons Mt Holly.
wood Cemetery.
RrcHMoSp, May 2o.-Thc City Council
have invited President johnson to visit Rich
mond, on his way to Raleigh.
A fight occurred Yesterday at DanvjlIc bc.
tween members of the United States Burial
Corps and tho negroes of Danville. Bricks
and pistols were used, and tho Burial Corps
was driven out of town. Two were wounded
on each side.
- -
AID FOR THE SoUTn Tho Maryland State
Relief Commissioners have, up to this date,
forwarded to South Carolina Is ,002 bushels
OF corn, and 40,562 pounds Of bacon. The
distribution has been made by committees,
who have bcon appointed by tho Relief Com.
nssioncrs, or by tho Governors of the differ.
ent States. Further shipments will be made
as soon as the Commissioners can obtain the
means.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-06-08

RS" The direct pul,lic road between this
place and Grccnvilc c. H. is in bad condi-
tion. The crops near it are promising, and
generally we'll worked. Much small grain has
been seeded, with the promise of fine yield.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-06-08

Gz~ A fine Band has been engaged for the
Ball at Walhalla. Instead Of supper, am
pie Refreshments will be provided. Admis-
sion, fifty cents. Go to the Ball
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-06-08
"Onai
utuohs, wiU
fteKENs &C. H., S. c.:
Saturday Morning, June 8, 1857.
Enlargem lent.

We have enlarged our news bounds this
week to our antcwar standard This was ne.
cessary to enable us to lay before the public
the large volume Of important political and
current news matter of the day. 1t also en-
larges our space for miscellany and adycr-
tisements.
~ 9 trust 's our patrons and the public will
view this as an earnest effort on our part to
deserve we'll of them. Therefore, VIC conf
drently expect to receive an increased patron
age to rcmuncratc US for tho outlay and labor
necessary to make complete the enlargement
Additions to our subscription list, and new
Advertisements, will be thankfully received
Terms, cash in currency or barter.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-06-08

Ey"Thc Radicals have carr. the election,
in Washington, by majority of $500.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-06-08

space this week to the opinion of Attorney
General STANsBERRY, constituting the recon
struction acts. 1t is, we think, unnecccssa-
ri}y exclusive and ilibcral. However, Gen.
ScHoFIELD, in his general ORDERS" ignores
the opinion, and is still mvre rigid in his ex-
clusions.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-06-08

aas- Gen. Pope has appointed the registers
of elections for Georgia. The New Orleans
papers daily urge upon the white citizens to
register, but thus far tho number Of colorcd
citizens registered greatly outnumbeir tho
"plain"" voters throughout Louisiana.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-06-08

Sey" 1t is proposed to disintcr and gather
together the remains of the Confedcrates who
fell at Bull Run and Manassas The ladies
living near those blood stained fields have is
sued an appeal for aid IN the enterprise.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-06-08

New YoRK, june 3.-Lctters from Liver.
pool say that the suspension of Fraser, Tren.
holm d Co., was not in consequence Of ire.
parable losses, but by serious look up of
their capital pending the suits against them in
tho English Courts. There is clear surplus
OF assets over their liabilities, and tho pay-
ment of creditors in full is confidently l pre.
dictcd
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-06-08

F Ds1" The "New York Herald" SAYS Mr.
Davis is about to purchase country seat near
Montreal, with $50, 900 recently presented to
him by symputhizcrs.
1sy" Wisdom's ways are tho ways Of pleas.
sautness, and all her paths peace.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-06-08

DsS" The Washington "Chronicle For.
ncys papcr-which claims to be the leading
organ of the extreme wing of the radical par.
ty, comes out in long editorial in. favor Of
confsoution.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-06-08

Ey- There arc. twelve thousand colorcd
schools in the South.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-06-08

Gy- Wisconsin takes the lead in the wo-
man suffrage movcmcnt--thc Senate having
concurrcd, by vote of 10 to 8, with the As
scmbly resolution, proposing to amend tho
constitution so MS to extend suffrage to all per-
sons over the age of 81 years.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-06-08

GD" We find in item taken from a Glas-
gov paper, stating that St. Johns Lodge, of
that city, has recently celebrated the SO0th
anniversary of its existence, it having been
erected by charter from King NIalcom, in
1867.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-06-08

ESs" The New York /" Frccman's Jour
nal" Of last week, says: Let us prepare t,
rcprnliatc the Lincoln war debt! When W,
DO that, labor will once more make goot
living for the laborcrs"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-06-08

CT Mrs. Case, the mother of Sam Case,
the lad who was hanged for murder in Cincn.
natl, few days ago. died on Fridny last, of
shame and grief.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-06-08

BeS~ The Camden branch of the South Car.
olina Railroad was finally completed Saturday
last, and on Monday a train Of cars heavily
laden with freight passed over it's whole
length, much to tho qualification of the Cam
ao'l.tes' who have been deprived of rairood
facilities since the Z" Great March"
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-18
8rud) !! 8rnft) !!


Das felblfanpaRenbe SrnhbanD.
0ie,es 8rn6bonS lit saua peri9ieSen i'm Yrin
uuS attion pom irsenS einem an. ern i'm 9e@
braud5 uno bat jeSen pinf9enspeitben 8crtbett
namli1:
u Gs tftIsidt, feinIi9 uita bequem ; fem Srnd
auf ben tRlidel, !; nit iu- guHb auswenSiger Be-
rpegune
p es bat feline 5ebern oSer gatten Der 2nopf 1T
fauft nab bauerbaft unb abiorbirt teinen SdweiB
Der Druid lit sIei6maBis ouf one 5obenzE5eiIe, Obne
SaB er Die Spermntii9e Gorbe beribrt, (eine Gt9ens
DAFT, bic tein anberes 9ra9bdnO best ME bic 9dn=
fatet Der @aricocele bel benen, bic bic pc f9ebenen
Aten aetraaen bdben, brSeust 10, Sd bic apertare
pom Grud beireit 1T, eur1 abbeipe inflammation
jeff sef6oiIen ruirb. unb 70 cine SeiIung beroirtt
- es pas. fdb irgenb elmer SteIHng an !; fann fir
iebes AIter angenenbet percen fann ntd4 aus benz
pIas seporien peresr, NOD fam bic e5nteffneA
burb bafeIbe IN tfssnb cine 5parnnng ooer BeEpe<
guns foreirt mereen.
a. IS If nibt contpIiiiirt uno tatih nitt auBer
@DSrenHng tommen. &4
s. Sc 1T bus eiisge Bru1bdno IN biefem sanos,
oas oauernb ben bartnddisten fopobl ME lnngften
i5aa pom y5erniaH beiIen rUirb. So
ga nemals ,wei Sale 9ernia sIetdb, 10 lift per-
i6uIide Examination nStbis Hno mug ieoes Snitrns
ment fir ben Gebraud beionbers angepGbt merSen.
@eferensen t6nnenin biefer staSt abseseben usr<
aen Iber sale pom Ha4
Jiinf 80 9reiBig Sabre alt,
Die Sar3 rieies SnarHmeut psrmaneht Arirt
Eeurben.
aGe Rittbeitnnsen aSrsifre man an
Or. &. ct. g. 6erriS,
Rafbuile, SennsfFee,
Sabriiaut unb 0uetnissr eiaentbamer.
Sfkee: QorSoff ede pom npioR nnS Goues
Sirabe, leine Ereppe bod9.l 80 of25 DO
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-18
8rDpn & @,rfins'
Niamos fHr bas NDIf.
APO 8roome Ctr, Stem gorf.


gsir rupHen bic gIufmertiamteit bes EubIitnms aaf
uuiere eegoltten 4ianos NIT neuen Ssalefis III cen
gtpi ~, Sftapen, srOse 5rOnt, rumble Gden,
f9Iangenartiser SOoen, entpeeer a1tedsse oesr 9es
idnisfe Beire, geraoer Booen, bic &nbpi9en enl
GfnT 81, Oftaper1, ebenfo ruie StpI q, nit
Serpentin uuf benz Srette aus9eban9t' se1nistSsdn
0tsatp p%S Sttapen, be sroben 5ronteden obs
aerun6et, Serpcntin in, Seben; bic Ausban9nngen
sieieben ME i'm St9l r. ssl9m'sfe s0ra a"S ssS'
ieGp1n srS TIC ss Sftepen, bier arose runSe een,
Der Hhden polirt, ansbol6nnsen an SeSl nnO
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vile D5tgen StpIe itib in eesanten Slofeub olsfurS
nieren ausqeIeet unb baben cas- pole eerne 0e1tel,
snsS SapIs 5dSs Te1e IN
iFrem iber3Dgenen BdB fat ale 7A Dttan Yt1nos'
wetbe i4st fabrisirt msrSen sc perosn aus pen
AMI Mpptetur 9auerbaftieteft, Reinbeit nne Sdmeli
hes Topes nidbt abertroffen Deroen.
lie pier o6en bef1reberen StDle be9relfen an DC
uefentIideu NbGnoerungen Der duBeren Solenoune
uno CSeifoIt, reItbe pieIen Sabritanten auf Is
20 Rufter pert9eitt T1erotn.
gBir enten bic aufmertiamfeit Ses Rnb lttnms, be'
gerfdufer uno bes 6anoeIs auf etne grnnolt9e un'
| terfud1unq Der 9erDien1te unferer Etonos.
Sa mir bic eroben Ausgaben perneIoen, ioei1e mt
toitbnren Sabriten unb tbeuren Saeern IN Der stab
perbunoer firtb iib ir i'm Stan6e, bisie Ytnnos 81
| glretien al pffertren uec1s Goncurren5 dufhsb
UNI Ianer nun Seoermann elm, oieielben 5u prnte
ehe fe tfoeub mo anoers fdafeH.
| qRenn &eferenseu unb 3eneniTie non 8aufIieh5a
bern perIangt werben 10 perpefen mir Stefelben an
matt cine qro6e Baraoe nit &iiuflernanien 81 mo
een ouf be- IpeIc6en mir uniere 4iafos perfauft ba
ben Sbr llrtbeiI Iber bic rpirtcben yerotenite I'M
/ ierer 4ianpS, ii6er tbte 9uuerboFttgteit, Setif
ShmeIt unb StGrfe, 10 pie MushaIten Ses Zones u
gBertb, dIs bic einfatbe 8iIIisand entB, penn aud
| nod 10 fdbigen 2HnltIers, peI6er in einem Tol
| rot6s5auie Snftrumente in glltem ION nnb Orsnnn
| per{udbt fIrs na6Sem ne bic Iesten pouenoenoe
| SanoartiIe bes Arbeiters erAaIten boben.
] Infer 0tp1to lift:
,,GGMeGler gerfauf unb seriu9e 8ortbetle"
RGyp Bran ienbe um elm Circular an
go Srctpn s. ASerfins,
| 5stS 6N 400 Srcome Strase, Stem gorf.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-18

Hu1M9lkytHpH 20.
Die einstse Bulge sasaf9tss, DeI4e bsrs3tiss ii,
RbeeIer " AtfOn's ilnser 5eeb ansnpenben.
Qteie gsatdimen 5etter fainnsh faInasm eitt, tins
beEn n6ben IL Saiten ano deu auf bic poysilafidte
art wmb tno bic etnsigen Naj1inen, Ipei1e eteif0
Kauilte eEhe ettere IN rftiDnen ais bic, lusIe Elm
sEitaeganbtes GneMIat giebt Hberiaabt rseTben ESs
nsu, IND paeR meldfsg etH Rsn6pon ~ SahFeH Btdpt
gutter EEoHaHg balten tanl.
5ebe Wlafdine miro garantirt.
n6y- aaensen spsrInnat ~ sclHr unb arsEsrs
GommiFiensgebA bren pie an eDer GBfereH Maibtns
wsrbfn be5ablt.
neber GfrcHlare, 8FbiNNAheen 4. fsm. pegbe man
besgef4lOlen bes, 90
n. @apene, Gneyos Aeeflt
Simhter NO. 9, 2Og groakw6p, glssp g6ff,
Oser men fssse petsplt6 vol bpcfha bie(sh 4Lattsi
aa4. Jana IR
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-18

Bon unb MAD benz 9. 5uIi 1866 Iperben 8iiee bses
ben In 8erbinbung mt alien wefl. Stnseu 1Die tol9t
Bon Enntirt NIB Galamauea nom ilHieH Depot mad
9tew gotf 3eit:
5.45 IT, d., 9seu gorE tasIide erpreB pon Salamanca.
tdeIi1 (ousgen-mmen Sonntnqsl perbiuoet fidb in
6orneHsuine NIT BEN $40 tdgIi1eu GEpreb Ron
SnifdIp u1b totamt in 9tetp Dot an um 1913
10, W. -s-.tsfs 500 eees58
80 9. 81 erpres. 4oit ucn Slmfirf tdeIi1 (onsse>
Hpmmen Gpantass), biIt in Salamanca 40 nno
nodt bic Berbinoung In 9ornenspile unh Corning
nit benz $50 u. Dr. Ggprebs 9oftSue uon Buffalo
unS errei9t Rew gort nm z rlbr Torsens. I
AIS @. N. 0eu a)nrt Hadbt @Tpreb, pom Guntrf tdss
manea 9.55 i. gs. .inS erreid5t MsrD gSrt IL Sc
Q. 3D., UNI nit ben Bad mittngs 8igen unb Dams
pfern nod Bottom uHe ben Nsaenslanbs Stdbten
Az uerbtHben. fr.s srf ffist 80 Sr-f
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-18


Bon Buffalo. gtit gaep gorE 3ett pom Depot. ode
ron Gr6anae une Nidbiean Str.
5. 80 v. R. Rew Ycrt Tags erpreb (Sonntnes ans
esnommsrl; errete9t geu BORT 1920 y. Or. psr'
doruauun u. g. cot Beitern Gifenbabn fur ghiIas
beIpbia. Baltimore, Bofbington iinb iaSI. 4uftte.
ttaaIiA Sonntaos auseenommenl; erreisbt ResD
Dort tlhr Roreens. 9erbinbet in GIu.ira nit
Ser gDtIiamsport u. GImtra eiienbabn fir 3arrfss
burg. Rbila6sIpbia, SaitiHors, Raibsnsten Hre
22o 8. @. siessina esyres (aus senSmmsn sOsmtass)
5hIt MIR fiir 6os nnb asafier une teHsint IN Rem
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ssnO9m nj psrbissst @ saeDrrsIsDi9 Z, NIT BEN N
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fnlo nm Is 3, W. perlSet ane Hetp Ycrt I'M swSit
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General aTaeisr-Mssnt.
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O tutraI. EupsriAtrH CAV R6
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ga fbbilIe unh 6 bqttanco9a
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, my. a n d. anfnnft in Raibpue uus 400 q. Or.
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pile.
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riot SSsiss1ils j. i 50 sS sis & .,I sss
@Srtraes Sos i. d. unS ii As 9. 9.
6abrt MAD BEN Orleans q %
@aS RSD ,..: 1890
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-18
8rOwn & Strfins,
Serle9er bon
8Oaem NSnfif unb WfnfSf:
8Ibern.

Sir Ienfen adtunesuol bic Aufmertfdmfeit pom
Gborleitern unO Sinsf9nle ami unfer Gta6ltie=
mert mo ale Mrten pom 2irbenmmiif, Srobiiun urto
gBe6feIsefanabibern suben siinitisiten 8eongnnsen
III uertGufen fino
Die LANCE Grfnbruns beS Srn. 8ertins in Muiitz
GOnuentiDnen, Gb6ren, eonsertSimmsrn nnO Sonns
tagsfhueu beidbtgen tbns IN aueu Angele9enneit n
pon Uuits sntereile, mic Auswab geeisneter Inter
ri1tsperte grinbung Don 4Ruitfi9Alea- 5ortf9ritt
in muftalt51en Stibien nnb 9egenitdnben algemets
men Snterefies fur Gomponiiten, Better, aebrer unS
Stubenten gu ertheilen.
8oeen=D1uiit rptrb mad ben geTu5bnIi6er Yreiien
piinftIb un6 raid geliefert. Sr6ers Sanoe uers
ben eewiniht Mnb AusDub getroffen fir S9tter,
9ehrer, Concerts n. :. NJ. u. I. M.
Sest porhoneen
viii be true to me. T. E. Perkins. 90. 30
The Orphan Wanderer. 7. E. Perkins. 100. 30
The Rose Bush. T. E. Perkins. 90. 80
Fairy Of the wildwood. H.A. Brown. 80
Memory flor Baritone.) H. A. Brown. 90 80
Bier Don irgenb einem Der Ghisen werhen mad
Grlpfnng zines Dollars abgeIiefert peroen.
HSSe Bran ienbe fir elm girtuIar.
SrpDn 8 9ScrfinS,
| b;I5 fR 400 BroOme StraBe, Stem gOrt Gi.n.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-18

Ddarbs5abEian6 tn eanebarem @elAe.
80 AataEass wsrssH MssntssEhEi4 seisHsst.
S52S SDsf
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-18

Mlbert sSinf,
Sen. Sup. 8. u. u. 81. u.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-18

gtr erlamben uns bas perebrte pubIIfum unb De,
iHdftsbEnier aui uniere peue scala DetGpe YtanOs
pom HpienbpIs anfnertiam 80 na9en, uel9e uon
feinem BITS ieSt su Martt Gebradten, IN niHfung uno
NeiHbeit bes Zones, Abertroien wurbs.
1infere Snftrumente entbaiten bas 6driensYe6aI,
bic neuefte perheerte frans6fiibe 9Redena French
Grand Action, ben @ab, pole eierne Rubmen nito
ale mc6ernen 8erbefierungen. s5epes Snttrnment
pirb unter Der Aufitdbt bes Germ 5. O. @rop .
fte reftigt, ber cine prdtride Grfabrung pom
iber 30 56bren i'm 9erfertigen BON 4Iapieren bat
MIR sGranttren tn ie0er 9infi@t fur Ssrsn @lts.
Die @r0ptfsseu'fsben planos serbleIten ben
b5dbften Deresemilsasreis In Der pieiberibmten
4BelfamsffrEimnG abtr bic been 6abrttate acnbcns,
Daris Demf9IanSs, Der Gtapts NsiUs gorE gbiIabeIs
rbis, gaIttmOreunb gcFiOn ebeniO bic sOlSene unt
iiIberne Tebriuen nnf BEN amsrtianif9en SnititatG
in fnfanfeinanber fOIgen6en Sabrsn, weI9e ReboiT'
len man tn nnferm gsrsanFsIoEsIe iebeu fam.
aie neueIten gerbeHerHnseu unb Der srobartfas
@etTieb aniere8 Oef9dftes iowcbI ale aud has non
ans ltrene inGebaltene Sab Spjtem befdheeH uits
Mnfere 6nbritate btuigsT ~ psrtaufen, eenH hgeni
| eine arStre Uabrif
@ebinenn0cn
HdGrbs5abhanS In sanebarem @eIAe.
3d. aataEees wsrssn aBentseIbIt9 ssieHsst.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-18
9os 9edcr 8iaaOs6Drte
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Bag 6N RewYort
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-12
Kentucky legislature,

FRANKFORT, December 10 In the
House, considerable business was
disposed Of this morning, but it was
mostly Of local character.
The eighth biennial report of the
Kentucky Institution for the educa-
ton of the deaf mutes was presented.
The number Of pupils is about eighty.
The report states that from ten to fif-
teen per cent are the children Of first
cousins, and some of them of second
and even third cousins. 1t shows a
cash balance of over $1,000. Deaf
mutes from Kentucky are not charged
for board or tuition. Those from
other States are required to pay one
hundred and fifty dollars for ten
months.
In the Senate, a joint resolution
committee take into consideration the
subject of a general revision of the
laws of the State relating to insurance,
and investigate the condition of in
surance companies in the Common
wealth
Senator Turner, from Bellaire,
offered joint resolution providing
for the appointment Of select COM
mittee OF five from the Senate aud
five from the House, with instruc-
tions to report as early as practicable
the assessed value of slaves taken
from the citizens of Kentucky by
Federal Executive proclamation, by
acts OF Congress, and by the amend
ment to the Constitution of the United
States, known as the Thirteenth Ar
ticIe; and, also, the value of
such slaves taken from each
county In this Commonwealth; ;
and that said committee report
what steps are necessary and
proper to enable the citizens of this
State to obtain compensation from
the Federal Government for such
slaves so taken. One of the Senators
thought it was clearly constitutional
right that the people of Kentucky
should receive compensation for slave
property taken from them, as Ken
lucky occupied a different position
from other States. She voted against
the Constitutional Amendment, and
did not lose her slaves by State ac-
ton, as other States did. The reso-
luton was adopted-yeas %, nays 6.
A resolution was adopted directing
the Auditor to report the number and
assessed value of the slaves in each
county in this State in 1861.
The Senate concurrcd in the House
resolution on adjournment, so that a
recess will be taken from the 10Th of
December to the 9Th of January.