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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-04-06
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| rrBLftc HEHTING of all those who are in
~ favor of accepting The trr'nS proposed hv Cons
srcs' for restoring tn" State Of South Carolina TO
her .igi.'tui position in tao Union OF these States,
will b. lic,.! 1t
PluKENS G. L.,
ON MONDAY the 18Th d,r Of April, instant. 4
large attendance is earnestly Desired. Our ,csti-
ny is now apparently in own Keeping. and the
people should turn out and give expression freely
TO their views and sentiments. Let ns act ns to
approach, as mar ~ possible. to unan:mi,y. 1Hll
are respectfully Invited to attend
THE PE,OPLM
April 3. 1867 2S
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-04-06

Dsg- The House Of Commons Of North Car.
olina, on Wednesday last, by very large vote,
abolished Imprisonment for debt iii that State.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-04-06

GENERAL LEE.-A dispatch from Rich
mond states it will be authoritivcly announced
that General LEE is strongly in favor Of the
people voting for convention and that every
man not actually dsfranchiscd, should not on
y take the necessary steps to prepare himself,
to vote, but should also strive to induce all
others known to him, whether white or colorcd,
to vote. He thinks cooperation of all the
people, officials and citizens, should be prompt,
and that the chief object should be to 60 back
into the Union, with such rights as are left
us, as quickly and quietly as possible. He
thinks the oath proposed is such as every good
citizen, not disiranchised, ought now to he able
to take, as a simple matter Of truth and duty
as citizens of the country.
ANOTHER Observation-Disclosures on
THE SnUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. The
South Carolina Railroad Dnpots are and have
been for some weeks crowded from floor to roof
with immense frcghts for the interior of this
State, Georgia and Alabama, and it requires
the service Of every car and engine that can
be made to run to keep this inundation of
merchandise on the go to destination last
Saturday matters reached crises, and for
want Of room the several agents had to stop
! receiving freight for the time. From $50 to
800 tons per day arc received and dispatched,
and the shrill whistle of the busy locomotives
arc heard at all hours of the day and night
this temporary delay being occasioncd not by
any want OF means Of transportation, but by
the neglected. consignccs to receive their goods,
the cars being often thus detained at the diff
fcrent turn.outs for days together
This heavy business is good assurance that
the road is to be soon on its old footings, as
ono of the most profitable Of Southern enter
prise, and bids fair to eclipse the very pros
porous figures Of last years business, recently
|, made public at tho annual meeting in Febrn-
ary.-- Charleston Mcrcu,y, 26M.
GD- Cable dispatches from Europe, of I'd
April, announce that on that day the Empe
ror opened the Worlds Exposition in Paris
Fighting continues between tho Fenians and
British troops, near both Dublin and Cork.
a general rising Of the Irish is predicted when
tho weather moderates. Fifteen successive
| days of snow storm have occurred.
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RELIGIOUS MDTICE.

fBNIE REV. a. A. MORSE will preach in the
4 Church n rhs place IN Tuesday nigh, nj
ter the first Saturday in April, inst, and ut
o'clock. \. NJ, tho i"'lnwing day.
llr will be N liich'nnd on the first Saturday
and Sunday in April, instant.
April ,, 1867 IS L
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u II C.EIPTS.

The o0,v;ns persons have paid on their sub
s;.yi pI ION To the Cuu.,ll:N, us tOllOws:
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-04-06

a RARE CnANcE TO INvEsr-rhc Pro-
prictor of the +" Daily South Carolnian,' at
Columbia, S. c., announces that, desiring to
be, in part, relieved from the severe laburs of
the profession, he wishes a thoroughly practi-
cal Editorial copartncr who will assume entire
control of the large business interest of the
paper, or the paper will be leased entire
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-03
cvviJs-mATcH GAME FOR $500.

Amsich game quoils for $3.50 side. between Harry
Clifton and William Crittenden on the one side, aad.
barry Sharp and John smith of Patterson, the oshsrs
foryone points up, was played yesterday a. the Nor.
NAL quot srounds OF Broadway and Aston place.
The contested with extraordinary cloxensss.
the score Of The PLAYERS never showing difference Of
than three four points. and the vlcors Sharp
and smith, only tiunpied BY sius!e point The game
was played on the usual conditions the points being
counted TO Iron without disturbing the clay, and The
players choosing their own quoss. The nrst end -
draw, but In the second Harry Clifton made the 1rse
point for himself aud Crittendop. In the thir6
end sharp and Smith succeeded Ia making three, aBd
until about the twelfth end, when the game. itoo4
twelve TO eight the chances Of seemed 10 b
al against Clifton and Cdttendcn individual or .
reckessy speculative turu OF mind Offering $50 y SO
that basis, offer which Instantly takeq
by Clifton and the money staked Clifton and crittends1
picked W. however and fifteen points the SCORE
stood From this point the gamo progressed very
evenly until the stood forty 70 thrtyeigh Clifton
Co. being ahead. In the asBnd until the last Quoo
wa pitched, Sharp & Smith stood 20 win two points,
which would have made thcm even with the oher SIDE,
but Clifton by unfortunate and most unforeseen shot
shftod the position OF the quois so AZ TO give HE.
opponents three thus tsrminatins tho game in ihois
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CHIL z
Preparing Tor the W0rst-TcrriGc Norther at
Observation-Disclosures TO the Shippins-Wc erik
on the Fortfncnti0Ds.

Preparing Tor the Worst-TcrriHe Norther at
Observation-Disclosures TO the Shippina-Wc erik
on the Fortincati0us.
VALPARAISO August l. 1897
There nothing Of Importance TO from this place
in addition to the communicated in my letter Of the
2sth ult from Santiago The conhrmatory reports re-
specting the return the spanish feet the Pacific
have occssioned great alarm In all circles particularly
among business men, aud trade is exceedingly dull
Merchants preparing for long and harrssng and
although prices have not yet advanced the manner in
which imporations bong stored away indicates de-
termination on The part Of the commercial community
to raise the markets at distant day. Exchange con-
tinues about the same and specie Is abundant Il is
expected that the government 1 issue large amount
OF paper currency but as yet there DO necessity for
such a step.
Last week the bay was visited by terrific 'northerr
the most severe gale that has been experienced here
since 1851 Tho storm lasted three days; but its
violence was felt for only few hours. AEumocr Of
ships We're swept from their moorihgs but al tna
the aspect OF the bay frighfu Vessels drag
gng anchors and drifting foul of other and few
a Chilean bark carrying tho United States fae, was
swept the beach aud rolled and over by the waves
one on board except The captain and About
nifty lives estimated 10 have been Lost in various
parts OF the bay daring he storm. The worked
iuto the lower streets and carried OF several persons
who imprudently ventured down near the beach Con.
siderable damage also done to buildings in the city
The United states steamship Watereo lost anchor
and drel some, but escaped without damage did
also the Nyaok. No American were injured; bat
large number of other slips sustained DAMAGE In the
loss OF spars bwarks and other appurtenances swept
away by the gale aud collisions.
Work on the defencss is going on with groat yigor
and heavy guns are being mounted in water batteries
the low beach. The Chile squadron is anchored In tho
bay, and the Peruvian feet at Coqumbo two hundred
miles distant A telegraph connects the Two ports
Matters in the allied squadron ars unchanged, and all
screwng their courage up to the sticking point for
the impending encounter with The Spanish fleet The
Peruvians have good ships, but sho bravery OF the
Chileans will avail them little in tho miserable vessels
constituting their squadron. naval engegom be-
tween the eet said to be coming out nom Spain and the
result in discontinue to the latter unless fought under
the guns OF Valparaiso where u will PROBABLY take
place.
The Engllsh mail steamer duo on the 9th did nos
arrive until the 29h in consequence Of the gale which
crippled some Of her machinery. and compelled her 10
delay in Callao There 10 no intelligence OF any caanal
ties along the coast
The United States wateres and Nysck are In
port. The Wateres returns to Calao With Minister
Hovey nsxt week
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csns.s a. the very high prices Of ship stores caused
All the revolutionary leaders are uniting now in the
city OF Arsquips, outbreak feared there any
moment There was long piece the Concrete Of this
or Pado was established by fate, aud saying that il
would be useless 10 endeayor 20 overthrow IT, The
ainpes the writer used sfollovsFirst-fhe army
OF General Pezet not attacking the army OF Pfado when
the latter marched into Lima when there could have
been no question that Prado would have lost Second
When Prado declared himself Dictator General Canseco
who then President Instead OF making an effort to
save himself retired without word Third-All Of the
conspiraoes against Prado have been discovered in time
May, which splendid chance for Prado 10 uss
pretcxt Of doing everything for the country, thereby
making me government popular, even though be
will never DO goodfor anything. Fifth-The religious
excisemsnt and the question With Congress when was
ccu O,, 70 say who would MIN and in which prsao
started BY the greatest man in the country, ana
was gaining ground At every moment 20 that
no one expected Prado TO be in power month, the
leader dies and the revolutionary armies disappear like
enchantment. Ssyenth--Congrsss passes law pardon
ing all reyolutoniats and PrAdo gets the credit thereof
the majority OF the members DO in favor thereof
Fortune however, does seem inclined to desert her
favorte and Congress becomes tranquil without any
apparent reason, and intends TO declare him Const
tuiional President within short time.
Two hundred men left Arequipa to put down revolt
at Chuqubamoa, under Colonel Segovin, which
taking larger dimensions BY next steamer Ne shah
know the result OF II.
About elk miles from Areaaips they had an eruption
Of volcano which lasted short time accom- anied by
shocks Of earthquakes which caused good deal Of sas
in the CITY. tL
The inhabitants OF Tacna ana Areouipa made SOLEMN
protest sgainst The President OF Bolivia on account Of
speech no made rejoicing death OF Castillo The
protest declares that it insult the memory OF
will BIO disgraced II does not ask for an apology ~
once. CRsa's remains still in AFRICA a. Prado does
not Ike the IDEA Of the great ceremony ha, IS 70 be
Them there as long ~ possible.
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the ROYAL INSURANCE BONO a0ssssy.
Examinations Of Mrs. Erinin-Finh Days Pro.
ceedInGs.

Examination Of Mrs. Grinin-Fiuh Days Fro.
ceedinGs.
The examination Of Mrs Grim in relation 10 the CON-
pclty OF Daniel Noble, who 10 accused OF having been
concerned the robbery the io.h Of December last
Of soou. half million dollars in bonds and certificates
from the ONCE Of the Royal Insurance Company In Wall
street. was resumed yesterday morning, before Justice
Hogan, Of tho Tombs. This the fifth dsy OF This
lsdy's szaminsiioa, and she appeared very much
fssusd. The testimony ELECTED in reply 10 questions
by counsel tor the accused substantially a. folio
Tsrney gave her 81 500 for her husband but she did
know what Gril1u did with IT.; sho had rscoec-
ton Of having brought any Of The stolen bonds from
Canada having attempted here In Canada 10 secure
the arrest Of Noble; her only hostility toward him Wa
engondsred through his III natured remarks concerning
her husband but she has been friendly since:
could not tell whether the bag which Mrs.
Noble carried beneath her dress suspended
Us position; did not know what she assumed with
Grlfn Albany or Bennington after his release from
prlson sopped 81 hotels al each place did not
Dor G1s telling her that u she went 70 Milford with
putting The money In her bosom and then making a
''snout' at Griin; bought shsws lavender silk for
dress and velvet but did not remember buying lace 81
t15 PER yard bought no bracelets or valuable brocade
thaws bought some Lace handkerohsfs but nothing OF
great vslue hor husband lGrinln bought her canary
bird FOR $780, thought he her organ the
ns he does rot pay s2s IN god for board for herself
and GriD, oxclusiys OF vines &c he keeping house;
THINKS 10 was go IN silver he paid before ,hsy kept
house
AZ close Of tie examination eounse, FOR the accused
ssvo notice thai be would move on Wednesday, I'LL
which time toe further examination IL adjourned 10
strike cut MIS-. Grins testimony on the ground OF In
competency, for The reason thai her revelations lmpll
By law hat wife could no. give testimony 20 rpla,
her husband,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-03
TINE RATIONAL GAME.

New York Erookiyu.
THIS afternoon the mines selected from the strongest
New York and Brooklyn clubs will play on the Union
grounds Brooklyn H. for tho benefit Of the Masonic
Beard OF Relief The rranroments have beon made ~
competent committee Under the direction OF the EN-
Client and aaGls Secretary Of the National Association,
Mr. A II Rogers, who, from bis thorough acquaintance
with the gare and popularity among ball players has
damaged 10 pair OF mines that can ensure =
splendid game BROOKLYN will be represented by Zett.
leln Start sni Ferguson, OF the Atlantic; Macdarmid,
Flanders and Rogers, or the STAR Svande, Klein and
Feser, OF Tho EcSiords. New York by W. Kelly,
Walker and Collins Of the Active; Devyr Hatfield and
Pike, OF the Mutual, AVID Gcldic, Pabor and Brdsa,
OF the Union THE object for which the game is to be-
pay ed well ss the abilities Of the contestants should
largo Attendance. The committee has prepared
thirty prlz"s These prizes consist OF rosewood,
silver mounted bats and gold and silver medals They
will be awarded 10 the clubs whose show
the beet record ard will be distributed under The d.
rscliom Of o com inttee selected for the purpose.
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rHr sLLEeED Mexican GOLD ROBBERY.

Arrest OF Several Observation-Disclosures state
naents-The Pretended Gold Probssbiy Rs--
gus-A Sensation story Spoiicd-Thr Case
TO be Examined To-Day.
The arrest OF several OF the parties engaged Ia the all
legged Mexican gold robbery effected yesterday BY
ssrgssn, Brep ss.s,sd by three osces and the par
ties with tho indiv dual calling hmseIfC ~ Medanick,
were yesterday Afternoon brought before Justice Led.
with. OF the Jeferson Market Police tour In the pos
session OF Joss Bonsdc, alas Medsnlck, was found
vsse containing several bars ~ gold ~ Of different
weights, and vsiuct at about 100000. !.
II 10 reported that the acconpce who called 81 MEDIA
sssr s%1s . %
Two cards left By Domingo Saturday, both being
written IN Spanish, and translated - foows:-i
josr BoSnpo--i would like SEQ you before your de,
joss DOMINGO.
Jos, BovalDo-ceu and see me; must leave the cisyf
"'''' "'' " w ~ '''''' yong JOSE DOMINGO
The Mexican Detectives who have boon engaged in
working no bs cnc on behaf OF The liberal eosernmees
that Nsdsnck had three trunks made bore when
the woman who passet AZ bis wife has axen 20 susops
false bOioms leaving small space 70 ~hIdn consider.
abs gold and other purionsd articles o. E'ca. value
F.y nd her ' Nsy back 20 New YORK the cable hs
already noticed detectives on tho o,aer see o.
stolen ,s TSs 500, 900 worth o. gold bars 10
the pssssssion Of Msdsnlck 10 said BY the de-
SsIns on mar vsy here with about $4,000 worth 10
THAR pospeSsiop These eonfsderstes will be promptly
.scursd = me s sH%ss Up ,ns Isd nssss
shsf "A lend e20o 900 OF ths missing gold viii havs
fallen into the possession OF the officers Of the law, tobs
isstorsd to the rishtful parties.
No evidence seems 70 exist Of any attempt
The mart q The parties 10 dispose OF any portion Of
The eold their possession though order ssued
Yesterday afternoon BY Justice Lsiwtn for ne bringing
iuto court OF party named Gcrzal, by whom
10 10 expected TO prove certain admissions
the part Of Msdansk, who thus far figures ~
the principal In personal appearance Medanck OF the
most intelligent type, having arasher Intellectual though
cadAvsrous face with deepset black OF Intelligent
expression in form he slender and rather spare and
atfsnuascd though exceedingly 1.-The and mu1cular
Though OF quiet and rather retcens Manners nn -
dress 10 sxcsednsy polite He speaks Enslsbt pn
eonverses freely In the best Of spAnsh, ard has -
viousiy had considerable early Advantage
Another veysioa ef the anss u tSas the pre9sosa
gold copper, covered with tbra osotlpg Of le'a ~
,cr ~ pSspcSS ~. nanc " ~ y M JsStyssp
ISrkst rOD,sS ccsrt
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G OIL o M 5tA.
srErl.l c.aEEsFdsl[scl n IHi AlslLn.

ReEDlsr Communication with the Interior &c.
co: H.bli-hcf-ffosuucra Indicted for Common
Trsusrn-Nobic Condncs Of the Governor az
Anfioania-Iioiivar settling Down-Co.t %
the Rebellion In MosdaIena-T Platform
81 rhc New Federal President. Guticrre1-
The i-thrius Commercial TAXES and Fcrei0u
aovernments-Rcniamin ficuu, Mae
kenns's IHse Mission.
fAsssi August q 1897
Al last IA sg.in sstbe3 - place sou, news non
the in,eror Of the republic os'ore he rsadss Of tie
HsaALp. Tie STEAMER Aexlsan which arrived q. Asplu.
wall or the 10Th rr. FROM Santa Marina .nl Csr,havs.
%, brought fsw is'ors $50 ey sheets from Bcyolf
with dates up The sBd CT JAY and ON, le,s ana
newspapers fou Car't sgsna win dssi 70 he I'm inst
Ny information from the 'tssnyl capital IL vsry
nsare indeed aoshisg about tie FaaAra Railroad coo.
hsc aud other matters u imperares Bait an thank.
~ for ,as incomplete iD,ellissncs rheh b,r.
abs 70 procure aud bsys reasons 70 hope al IN
fasure the communication between tho istlnls aat the
interior viii again be regular and complete. az ns nal
service on ths Hagiaena river has bssa rseslsbsnsA
Inc 6rst through mail sasd fon Cathsssre FOR Bosolk
On ths i1h
The principal Item az Esws 10 ths, on the 9th Of July
she Senate declared Nosquets formally suspended nom
be position az Prssdsnt and decrssd that he should ap
pear beioss The Supreme Court on charge Of common
"ssscn not high treason, according the hundred
$50 'sseeh Tilct " Tie Psssl code. ny ths tssisler
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slVsT o. GENERAL ssssi,ss.
Bsfors Recorder Hao ks,L

THIS September term Of this court commenced ye..r-
day. Recorder Racket prssiiing Ia the place VI City
Judge Ruwel, who 10 member u the Constitutional
Convention.
District Attorney Hall ssd AZ, slant Ds,r., Attorney
Bedford in attendance 10 represent the interests Of
the people As soon as the court opened the Clerk
proceeded 70 call the lists OF grand and petit Jurors sum
famed that there vas not quorum OF either class pro-
seot 90 that tbs District Attorney Was unable 10 pro-
coed with the public business Mr. Hall stated 10 the
Court ~ ths was the week which the Convention Of
Jurors eat 10 adjust the lists there may have been
CONFUSION arising out or the changes especially since all
ths senemon who served ~ Jurors had not returned 70
the city, BE lhcrsfoTe moved thai the Clerk BE- instruct
Cd 70 call for an additional panel OF thirty grand ana
day,
RE Recorder Issued on order 10 that erect and me
Court adjourned.
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3 OLIVIA.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD.

The MejiIIones Ganno OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Loans In Ia Pax.
LIMA, August 10. 1857.
The contractor with Chile and Bolivia for the guano
xsjifones Baron Henry Amores do Rivarc, has made
sub-contracs with Harry Meiggs and Jesse L. Wet
more to embark all the guano he paying them
twenty francs q ton In drafts England or France;
Rvere 10 pay franc ten confines each for bags and
obiges himself to always have ships enough to receive
at the rate Of hundred tons day, pay
sand francs each day demurrage. Meiggs wstmors
obgs themselves embark tho two hundred tons every
day or to pay the same demurrage. and the
pier built 10 load ships alongside Of that The
tract commenced on the goth Of July, snd amounts 10
about "a, 0O0. 900.
General oarte, the Minister OF War; s dead and Gene.
raj Rojas has been appointed 70 the place.
Forced loans wero being made in the city OF La Par.
Exchange here on England-Bankers bills, ninety
days sight none; ships' bills thirty days sight 30d
to tho dollar. On the United staies-shps bills thirty
days sight, per cent discount
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Hase Ball Match at Portland, Me.
[rrom the Freuing Telegram, Of yestsrday.l

lFrom the Freuns Telegram, Of ysstsrday.l
PoRrrANp Sep, 2, 1857
In the game FOR the championship Of the State bewssA
the Eon Base Ball Club and the Cushnocs, Saturday
aet the latter defeated. The number Of nninsa;
played sight the close or which darkness
vsned and tbs game was broken up. A. the inninsa
played the scors stood As foll0ws:-
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Another Mosquerista Ccnspira-
cy Defeated.
Highly Important Revelations Of Gen.
Level de Coda.
The Government Of Peru and
the II. R. Cuyler Affair.
Terrific Northsr in Valparaiso
Bay.

The steamship Henry chsOncey, Captain connoT
tfcm AspipwalI on 25th ult, arrived al this PORT
vssterday The following is her treasure list
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COURT cAltsOAe-TWIs uAy.

srrsnr coppr- cHiysua -Nos 90 ~, o. u, ~
CAD CONN snees ~ No ",
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PASAxA, August rs, 1907.

PASAxA August rs, 1857.
The Constitution arrived here yesterday afternoon
too late for the tide in consequence the passengers
could only be landed aud sent across to-day Besides
her passengers for your city she brought twenty
Australia who Immediately transferred the
Ruohins, which had been waiting for them
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The Championship ~cmlling Match.
Tie friends and hackers Of Msssrs. Brown and HAmili
the contestants in the I'VE mile the Hudsonr az
Newturg, Friday September g. In this city yssteE
day, md after eeposng each 81 900 to complete tbs
grand sake OF 81 600 unanimously chose Councilman
Stephen Roberts as their referee
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p E r w..
srrclAL CORRESPONDENCE o. Tine HtnAlu.

Day-Poiice Become Effective
at l.as,-The War Fever Subsidins Again.
slack Attendance la C0narcss-Indians
Declared Observation-Disclosures Render.
,eus ut Areaaips.
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Guatemala and Her Relations with the Eato
Mexican Empire-The Central American md
Mexican Border Press-aIissions and Their
Effects In San Saivndor-ChoIera AbatinS ia