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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-07-27
THE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA
cKENs---IN THE CoslMoN rLEAs.

PIUKENS---IN THE COMMON FLEAs.
>. u. Ferguson, ddm'r) Foreign attachment.
vs. MoGowAN'& ADAMs,
William Douglass. plfT's Atty's
WilEREAS, tho Plaintiff did on the 9th day of
w February. 1867, file his declaration against
the Defendant (who rs it is said,) is abscnt from
and without the limits Of this State md has neither
vito nor attorney known within the same upon
whom copy OF tho said declaration might he
served: II is therefore ordered. that the snid dc.
fendant do appehr and plead thereto, on or before
the. 9th day Of February, 1868; otherwise, final
and absolute ju >gmont will then be given and
awarded against him.. u ~,
Clerks Ofsoe, Feb 6, 1867 iY
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w onderful but 'i'ruc.

AJ ADAME REMINGTON, the worl.l.re-
Iva nuwnch Astrologist and Snmnambulistic
Clairvoyant, while in n clnirvoynnt state, deli
neatcs the very features of tho person you nre
to marry. aud by theai, Of an Instrument ofin-
tense power. known rs the Psychnmntrn,e,'
guarantees to produce perfect and lie.liko
picture of the future husband or wife Of the an
-plicnnt, with date Of marriage. occupation, lead
ing traits of character. &c. This is no mposi-
ton. as testimonials without number onn assert.
by stating place of birth. age, disposition, color
OF eyes and hair, and enclosing fifty cents, and
stamped envelope addressed to yourself you
will receive tho picture by rcturn mail, tQgeth-
er with desired information. =
DtaS- Address in cnntdcnco, MADAME GER.
TRUDE REMINGTON, p. Q. Box, 297, West Troy,
New York = t
Z. Feb lG, 1867 2i
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
rioKENs-IN THE COMMON rLEAs.
Samuel Lovingooa' Ex'or) Fonigm. attachments /,
T.. A. Tate pTTs ATv.
NVHEREAS tho .PlnintiF did, on Tho 18th day ],
Y ' of March, 1867, file his declaration against
the Defendant. (who. il is snd) is absent from and
without hr lims of this State. and Inns neither,
wife nor attorney known within tho same. upon
whom copy of the snid declaraio might be SER
ved Ii is stbcrefore ordered thnt the snid Defen.
dant do appear and plead thereto or before the
sl4th day of March, 1868; otherwise, final and .
absolute judgment will then be given and awarded
against him.
u, r. HAdooD, COR.
Clerks Office, Mnrch.l2 1867 TX
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-07-27

DIAMONDS or ioLcoNDA 1t appears that
tho celebrated diamond mines of Golconda,
in India so far from being likely to give out,
as has been reported, have, as yet, been only
very impcrfectly worked. An English officer,
in the Madras army, who has recently visited
thcse-if mines they can be callcd-say they
have hardly yet been worked ut all that most
of the diamonds thus far obtained have been
found near the surface, the richer sort living
deep in the bowels of the earth, and that the
natives, having no appliances for digging be-
yond crowbar, seldom cxcavnte below TWEEN
ty feet in depth, though it is found that the
deeper they 80, the larger and richer and more
abundant the diamonds are found Beside
diamonds, other precious stones are turned
out OF these holes, as rubies, garncts, opals,
cats s-eycs, moonstones, Sc,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-07-27
Poetry in Undress.

1t is many years since I fell in love with
Jane Jerusha Skeggs, the handsomest coun.
try girl by far that ever went on twolcgs.
by meadow and creek, and wood and dell,
SO often did we walk, and the moonlight sml
ed on her melting lips, and the night winds
learned our talk. Jane Jerusha was all to nc,
for my heart was young and true, aud loved
with double twisted love, and love That was
honest, too, ] roamed all over tho n6ishbor'a
farms, and [ robbed the wildwood bowers, and
tore my trowscrs and scratched my hands in
search OF choicest flowers. Inmy joyous love,
| brought these to my Jerusha Jane, but
would be so foolish now, if were boy
again. n city chap then came along, ail
dressed up in fine clothes, with shiny hat;
and shiny vest, and a moustache under his
nose.
lle talked to her of singing schools, (for
neT iuther had farm, and she left me (the
country love) and took the new chaps arm.
And all that night never slept, nor could
eatnext day, for loved that girl with fer
vent love that naught could drive away.
strove to win her back to me, but it waa'::m, IN
vain; the city chap with the hairy lin married
Jcrusha Jane. ~
!, And my poor.heart was sick and sore, until
Tic thought struck me, that Just as good fish
still remained as ever wns caught in the sea
so lwent to the Methodist church, {sne night,
and saw dark brown curl peepingsfrom un.
der agipsy hat. and murricd that wery girl
And mauy years have passed and gdnc, aud I
think my loss their gain; and ofton bless
that. hairy chap that stolo'n,y Jerasha Jane
II you love others, they will love. YOU. II
you speak kindly to them. they viii speak
kindly, Love Is repaid with love, Sand ha-
tired with. hatred. Wonld you he,ir d sweet
and pleasing echo, speak sweet and pleasantly
yourself S II I, & 3j1gt, 81 :.
TUE world ~ a.workshop, and none but the
wise know how to use. the tools
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The PHOENIX and GLEA NER are tho only
pnrer- in the STATE. outside of Charleston which
ray f,rnnd regularly publish TELEGRApHIC
INTELLIGENCE.
Every issue of tho Daily contains from ten to
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-07-27


. NEARLY 4 VIcTIM.-A fashionable young
lady of Milwaukee, who was ambitious to
shine as the belle Of hor circle, nearly fell a
victim to her vanity last week She had
heard that arsenic was a beautificr, and, re.
solving to become an arsenic-cater, she pro.
cured supply of the poisonous drug. Not
knowing the quantity that could be safely ta-
ken, however, she used too much for the first
dose, and her friends. were alarmed by sup
posed attempt at suicide, until the victim, in
an interval from violent sickness was enabled
to give an explanation. A fatal result was
a'verted by the skilful attentions Of. the physi-
c,nns, and the patient is in fair way of re-.
covery Young ladies who are determined to
add to the charms which nature has bestowed
on them, should beware Of poisons, and trust
only to natures cosmetics of mir and exercise
and pure water. by these, and tho harmon-
GUS cultivation of their faculties, they will &C.
quirc beauty more lasting and attractive
than Gun be-o obtaincd by any other means.
FRANKLrN's MAxIWs. Eat not to full.
ness drink not to elevation
Speak nothing but what may benefit others
or you"9clf; avoid triaing conversation.
Let all things have their own places: le.
each part of your business have its time.
Resolve to perform %.a.yyor YOU OUGHT !.
perform without fail, what you resolve.
Make no expense, but to do good to othors
and yourself; TINT is, waste nothing, @
!, Lose no time; bealways employed in somo.
thing useful.
.sEoLusIoN from sunshine Is, one Of the
missfortnnes Of our civilized life. The same
cause which makes potato vines white and siok-
~, when grown .insdhrk yoellors, o,,erotes 10
procure pale, sioklygirls that are reared in our
parlors. Expose either to the rays of the sun
and they begin to show color, health and
strength, - >'-.%'i"',S'''f,. =, go - :
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-07-27

TUE world u aworkshop, and none but the
wise know how to use. the tools
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-07-27

1 THREE Of the leading hotels in Richmond
are about being closed for want of PATRONAGE
Three stores on every block in that city ute
for rent or sale, 81
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-07-27

WoRTiI is ever at home, and carries it's own
welcome along with it.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-07-27

A Slight MlsTAKE.--A capital story is
told of young fellow who one SundHy y ,strolcd
into village church, and during the services
was electrified and gratfcd by the sparkling
of pair eyes, which were rivetcd on his face
After the service he saw the posscssor of the
shining orbs leave the church alone, and EN-
boldened hy her glances, he vcntured to fol:
low her, his henrt aching with rapture. He
saw her look bohnd, and fancicd she cvnced
some emotion Mt recognizing him. IIo then
quickened his pace, and she actually slaoken.
encd hers, and let him come up with her
but we will permit the young gentleman to
tell tho rest in his own way:
".Noblc young creaturc!" thought {" Her
artless and warm heart is superior to the bonds
of CUSTOM"
had reached within stones throw Of
her. She suddenly halted and turned her
face toward me. My heart swclcd to burst.
ing. reached the spot where she ston1 !.
she bo"sn to speak, and took off my hat as
i, doing reverence to an angel.
Are you pcddler?" she said
No, my dear girl, that is not my oocupa.
ton"
We'll, don't know" continued she, not
very bashfully, and cycling me very sternly, ~
thought when saw you in tho meeting house
that you looked like a pcidler who passed
pewter half dollar on me three weeks ago, and
80 determined to keep On eye on you
Brother John has get home now, and says if
he catohes the'fellow he'll wiring his neck for
himj and amt sure hut you're the good
for nothing rascal after ALL" ...-.>f vst.'
- S~~----4- [--..,~ ys~i,y
I THREE Of the leading hotels in Richmond
are abouttbeihg closed for want of patronage
Three stores on every block in that city are
for rent or sale, (,
WoRTiI Is ever at home, and carries it's own
welcome along with it.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-06

TABLE MARKs.--If whitish mark is
left on table by careessly setting on a
pitcher Of boiling water or hot dish, pour
some lamp oil on the spot, and rub it hard
with soft cloth; then pour on little
spirits Of wine or cologne, and rub it dry
with another cloth. The white mark will
thus disappear, AMI the table will look as
well as ever
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-06

IS-la any adversely that happens to US
in the world we ought to consider that mis-.
cry and ailiction are not less natural than
snow and hail, storm aud tempest and that
1t were as reasonable to hope for a year
without winter, as for life without trouble
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-06
South Branch Intelligencer.
william Harper, Editor.
Office, Colner Main and Gracel Lane SIS,
EoNSEY, WEST VIRGINIA.
IT y Il NJ s.:

THREE DOLLARS per .annum-or TWO
DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS if paid in adj
vance.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
The rates cf advertising are, for n square Cten
Ines or Jess, ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CESTs for
u-c iuscriions--lareer ones in the same propor-
t.a zach continuance Thirty -seven and half
C..s
Quarterly, huff yearly and yearly advertise
b. inserted ~ Il liberal reduction on the above
t's
Yearly advertisers disseminating during the
r.r ai.l be charged regular rates.
advertisement to be considered bv the month
O. "ls unless specified ON the Manuscript, or pre-
s ,..r agreed upon between the parties
.,-o..,iun, ct associations, communications of
lasted interest, and notices OF deaths excccding
us tiNEs will I've charged ten cents per line.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-06

To CLEAN CLOTH GARMENTS Rub
some soap upon the wristbands and collars,
and dip them in boiling hot water or new
made suds, and scrub them we'll with a
brush. Then 60 over the dirty and greasy
places in the same way. Get fresh suls
and wet and brush the whole garment the
right way of the cloth Stretch the sleeves,
pockets, and pocket holes, wristbands, and
collars into shape, the same as if ironed
and pnt to dry. They will Look as we'll as
new GcrmuRto,cn Tiegroph.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-06


THE DUTCHMAN's "BONY. "Shon.
you recklemcmby dat fiddle pack bouy
pycd init the biiler next week"
"Yaw, vot Of him ~
"Nothings, only gets sheatci burIy
pad"
$50 %
"Yaw. You see in the vust place, he
ish pint nit bote legs, and fery lame nit
Won eye. Den ven you gifts on him TO rite.
be rarcs mp behint, INT kicks M b. fore so
gurser as a chach-mulc. dinks take him
a little rite yesterday, uni M sooner rits
straddle his pack he commence dat way, 80
like a vakin goam on a boatstream, unt ven
be gifts tone, ! vas so mixed up nit every
dinks, ! vint miueself ziten around pack
words, nit his dali in my hands vor de pri-
dc
"Ycll, yot you going to DO nit him ?"
cob, | vixed him peter as sham up. /
hitch him in The cart NIT his tail we're his
head ought TO be den gife him about a
dozen cuts init hidecow he starts to 20.
but soon he sees the cart before him. he
makes backwards. Den / takes bin out.
hitch him dc rite way, INT he goes rite OF
shust so good as aDyPody's bony."
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-06
Farmer and House-Keeper.

WOUNDS on HoRsEs.-One of the best
washes that we know of for ordinary wounds
on hor,es, is to take one-quarter of a pound
of saltpetre, half pint of turpeniine, and
put them into n bottle shake up we'll be-
fore using; apply to the wound three times
day with feather. This we have heard
highly recommended from reliable sources
-F1rlOsr
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-06

BosToS GINGERBREAD One pound Of
butter, one pound Of sugar, one pint of mo-
lasses, one pound of -four, six eggs, one
gill OF cold water, one teaspoon soda, one
quart Of fruit-citron and raisons.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-06

E1- Faith, love, and fear are choice COM
panions; be who enjoys their company,
trusts in God, eleavcs to God, aud fears to
offend God.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-06

The HIGHLAND Boys FAITH.-A ;rav-
eler 10 Scotland observed some choice and
rare plants growing on the edge of prec-
iplce. He could not reach them, but of
ferel to littlo Highland boy handsome
present if he would consent to be lowered
to the spot by rope around his waist
The boy hesitatcd. lie looked at the mon
ey, and thought of all that it would pur-
chase, for his parents were poor, anil their
home had few Of the comforts of life; but
then, as be glanced at the terrible precipice,
be shuddercd and drew back. At length
bis eyes frightened, and he said, with de-
cision, OH go if father will hold the rope. 8"
And he went.
"This boy trust, says the Rev DIR. Wise,
is beautiful illustration of the faith that
saves the soul for as he put himself into
his fathers baud to be bound with the rope
and lowered down the gorge to pluck tie
coveted flowers, so must you put yourself
into Christ's hands to be pardoned."
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-06

CARE OF YOUNG FRUIT TREEs.-Young
fruit trees, for the frs. two or three years
after transplanting, should before hard
winter sets in be protected against an un-
due quantity of water, especially in low
situations. This can be best done by ma
king a small bi5lock of dirt around the
stems sufficient to throw of the water and
not let it settle about the roots. We have
known young trees to be killed by con-
slant immersion in water through most Of
the winter, and have frequently known
them to be sturted, from which many of
them never entirely recovered. Ga the
other hand, in summer these trees should
have the soil slightly bowled out around
them, in order that they may have more
abundant supply of water than they would
otherwise obtain, If We expect to be sue
cessful III fruit-raising we must adopt all
the means attainablc to insure It'll.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-06

baS-Why is the tolling Of bell like the
prayer Of hypocrite? Because lisa sol
emu sound 10y a thougbtless tongue.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-06

Ef-Actious, looks, words, steps, form
the alphabet by which you may spell char
acter.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-06

rf1-A lad from the Green Isle whose
occupation IS that Of backing stoves, fire.
places, aud stove-pipes, bearing upon his arm
a pot Of backing, with brushes and other
implements Of his trade, addressed a deni-
zen Of the city, who was standing at the
door Illus your honor any stove to polish
this morning! I'm the boy for that busi-
ness The person addressed not being Of
a courteous manner, gruifly answered GO
about your business Pat moved few
steps oil, to be out Of the reach Of a kick
and replied: your honor would not be
the worse for !i;ile polishing yourself, In
thinking
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-06

RUST on DINNER KNIVES Over the
steel with sweet oil, well rubbing it on :;
let it rcm1in forty eight hours, and then
using unslacked limo finely powdered, rub
the knife until all the rust has disaDne1red
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-06

awe insist upon it that the enfranchise-
rasnt Of the negroes, aud the disfranchise-
ment Of the whites, whereby tho saprema-
cy Of the negroes has already been estab-
lished, OF Is about to be established in ale
most every Southern State, is consummats
outrage, an unmitigated desposism, an un-
panlleled infamy and 40 asroeious crime.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-06

s--LJ MARBLE WORKS,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-06
T n YTON ROBBERY;
. Il L ii L Nj SONS SON.
"Cast thy bread upon the waters ,,
by MISS c. W. BARBER.

Cast thy bread upon the waters
Dame Stephens sat alone in her humble
little cottage, at Greytou Hill. 1t was n
sleepy afternoon in June. The bees hum
med drcwsily in the garden close by, aud
her fax-wheel hummed drowsily in the neat
but plain little room where she was sitting
Lulcd by the sound of both, she was near
falling asleep-arousing herself ut last, she
rearranged the fax upon her distaff, re.ied
the strings of her close fitting cambria cap,
and began TO move her foot, and turn the
humble little instrument with renewed en-.
ergy and vigo-. The sun shone in, aud Law
like food of gold upon the we'll secured
oiken fl 5or. \ large house cat sat on the
hearth, with her face To the east, which she
asoiduously washed with her huge gray paw
Tue shelf dishes, which were ranged with
great precision and care on the clean dress
e,s ut the end of the apartment, shone as
brightly as clear water aud hard rubbing
could make them. The few split bottomed
chairs which the widow owned were placed
in straight rows down the side of the room
\ well worn Bible was on one end of the
mantcpiecc. 1t was carefully preserved
Not leaf hal been suffered to curl or be-
come torn, but bits of thread and scraps of
paper and ribbon had been placed here and
there between it's sacred leaves, so that par
iicular texts might be easily found when
she had leisure tn con them over. She was
evidently one of those who believed with the
poet, in relation ID that book
''Within this awful volume lies
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-06

The oTd woman dropped a few quiet tears
over this affecting scrawl She then laid
away the letter carefully between the leaves
of the precious volume over her head, and
little was ever said by her or her nephew
about the Greyton robbery, although the
valley people often wondered that a poor
man like Joe Cotton should have taken the
loss 50 quietly. Should they ever sec .his
sketch they will, doubtless, acknowledge
the mystery to be now, for the FIRST time,
explained
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-12-06

+ & i i i. = = BROS

ors TO AJAX. goddess,
Evening star., 1867-05-07

IA w c9b.
Nathan, Joseph. .......I
Beginning at the south
eastern corner Of said
LOT and square, thence
north along Twelfth
street west nin0ty feet,
thence due west 10 the
western line OF said lot,
thence south hwest.,
wardly along said line
70 the south westsrn,
corner Of sasd lot and
Ohio avenue, thence
along said avenue %
the beginning.
Nicholson, Jane J.-...l
First installment water.
AA A-.-............Sa-2J
Being ths Wsst tht1ty.
seven feet ssven aad.
quarter tnches fyoat OF
said lot hy shs osspshI
thAreoS.
Newman, Julius A......
Eirst instAllnens water
4N................t -
beipR the wet twenty
five feet front OF saioI
lot by the depth thereof,
Norris, John T..
Neale, John E...,.....I
First installmeaf water
@4 .S-S5
Being the west twenty
two feet front OF said
lot BY the depth thereof
Ditto .....-......
First tnetatlment water
A -5-S>
Being the east twenty.
dve feet froat OF eaid
Lot by the depth.
Ditto .................
Norhedge, Jane .
Evening star., 1867-05-07
TO WHOM ASSESSED
Gad half inches, thence

Gnd half fncnee, thence,
south tAirty-n mise feet,|
thence eass with the
lene Of I street north.
twenty feet ten and
haA inches % the b.
ginning. :
Ditto....,............
First installment water
@x x................o3i
Ditto o.................
Fifs: instAIlment water
taI taI................&913 -
Beg nutag AZ the south.
eastern corner OF said
square, thence east
along north @ street
nfty feet, then CO north
one hundred feet,
thence west twenty.
ave feet, thence north
eight feet eight incnes,
thence west twenty,
i've feet 70 Eighteeuth
street west, and thence
south along said street
20 the beginning
Ntto .....-...-....
First instal1ment water
tax -.....,...&4.1.
Being all OF said lot etEh'
except ten feet six in
chss on the vest stdt
fronting forty two fee
ten inches on north eide
Evening star., 1867-05-07

4ffitsHshH NJ me 09l0I0 :
ensf corner OF said lot
ronn,ng thence twenty
TnYee iset touI tpches,
THENCE no,h twenty
i've :aet one half 40
itch. thence eosttWen.
ty-fhIee feet four inches
10 AZ alley, and thence
souih 30 eesinning.u-
Dino ...............
A'iey TAX, taterrst from
Decembers,Is66 .S3sIpl
2 itfo..--........... /.
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December 6,icG6. .s3S q,
49, brto. ...,....,.-,.,.
a Hey tax, IN terpst from
December q, ls6S, .s3s.O.
- Ditto 90. ....,
Alley tax. tnteSeot frou
December 6. H6G. .s35 o,
Ditto ................,
Alley mx, infrest frou
December 6, 1865 .Ss3 z.
Poe, George. Jr.
Parker. George n -.
Beginning =; the sou ii
east corner OF rad lot
thenc~ 'weet aeVooty.
four feet one ine,o, thes
north tventy .Gse See'
one iprh, tbep Wae'
twenty.tWo loss e296,
u chez, Then borth Oos
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