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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-04-20

excessive extravaganza" Congress is the
legislative department of the Government
the President iB the executive department.
Neither can be restrained in its action by the
judicial department., though the ucts of both,
when performed, are, improper cases, subject
to its cognizance. The court proceeded to
show the improperly of such interference,
by considering the probable consequences,
aud concluded us follows {" 1t has been sug-
g"sted that the bill contains prayer that if
the relief sought cannot be held against AN
drew Johnson as President, it may be granted
against him as II citizen of the State of Ten
ncsscc But it is plain that relief against the
execution of an Act of Congress by Andrew
,Johns1n is relief against its execution hy the
President. a bill praying for an injunction
against the execution of an Act Of Congress
by the incumbcn, of the Presidential Office
cannot be received, whether it describes him
as President or simply MS Il citizen of State"
|, The motion to file the bill is, therefore, de-
nich.
II the casc Of the State Of Georgia against
certain o,lcers, the Attorney General makes
no objection to the policy Of the bill, and he
will, therefore, grant leave to file that bill
Judge SharSry said the nbirctiun to the bill
lie attempted tp file seemed to be that it was
an effort to cnjnin the President. The bill
was not filed, and he could reform, it to sui,
the views of the court. and present it ayain
The Chief Justice replied, that leave to file
the motion is refused. When another bill is
presented. it will tc considered. 81
Judge Shnrkcy-I understand The court to
say that application can be made on Thurs.
day.
The Chcf Justice replied On Thurs
day.
Thus ended, for the present thr proceed
Jugs in court subsequently,. a subpoena WIS
ordered to be issued against Gen Pope com.
nlandmg in Georgia. According to the rule
OF the court, process is to br served on dr.cn.
dantS sixty days lcoro th" return of The pro.
cess. AS the court will adjourn in MAY, TIC
returns in this case c,nnut be made until next
December.
BERLIN, April | - Bismarck has sent an
energetic note to France demanding the rea.
sous for .2r wnriike preparations. He says
that Prussia holds France responsible fcr the
consequences OF such stcEs, and demands their
instant cessation
CIARLEsroS. April l6--A large meeting
"f foreign residents and adopted citizens Of
this StHte was held last night tn hear The re-
pot of General John 4. Wagencr, Comnis
sl"nrr Of European Immigr tion. RcSolu.
''"nS were nd"ntri approving the report and
inviting Immigrants t. settle in South Cn,e.i-
x.~.. =,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-04-20
TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
IN ORDINARyc,r

IN oRptNARY--CITA rIoN.
w iiEHEAS,- -kob't \. Thompson. o.E.p D has an.
Piled to mo for letters of administration on the
Estate OF James EaIon. dece, e,sed. Into of tho Dis.
trict OF Pickens and State aforesaid These are,
therefore to cite all and singular tho kindred and
creditors Of the snd deceascd appear before me,
a. I'ckens O. H., on Monday the 9th day of May
next to show cause. If any they can, why said
lottcrs should not be granted. Given under nv
hand and seal, April 18th, 1867. '''7S.
W. e. HOLCOMRE, ORR.
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+ Office to Creditors.
TIE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,
IN ECu!TY-pICVENs

IN ECu!TY-pICkENs.
Martin A. B"gys. Aim'x, Bill "AdninisterE Es
Elihn GriHn and others. strain Creditors, DC.
nN hrariug tho Bili in his cause. and on
~ m ''i"n III Whn"r & Whitner Complain.
ants 'icirrs it is ordered that Writ nf In
junction d. issue. to be directed to Elihu Griffin,
claiming tn be y creditor If Thomas Hamilton
Bnggs. restraining him from prosecuting his
suit further against Martha 4. Boggs. ndminis-
tratrix "f the said rhomns hamilton Bnggs:
and thai tho said .ilhn Griffin. the sung cred
itnr. and al! other creditors OF Thomaa IIami,-
ton Bntgs bc cnioincd and they are herohv
emioincd from commencing suits Mt Inv, and
frnn prosecuting tie snit already commenced
against the said MarlhnA Buggs, ns Adminstra-
trix, fnr debts alleged to bc due to them or Oh
thcr of them, from the said Thomas Hamilton
Boggs.
RoRT a. THOMPSON, c.E.r.p.
C"m'rs OlEcc, April Q, 1867. 29-3m
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E1y~ The District Court has been in Sos
sion this week, Judge WIcKTIFsE presiding.
The business Of the term was neither very in
tercsting nor important. Court adjourned
Tuesday afternoon.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-04-20

E1s- The speech Of Senator WILSON, OF
Massachusetts, Oh the first page, will attrac,
attention.
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.
Al Hnchcl,r's Retreat Saturday 21th April l8G7
= Centre. NJ ,ndny 29th
: Far Pay, Tuesday 5oth
C'bb's, Wednesday, LIT May, F"
Fant's, Thursday, 2l
Pn"ryvillc, Fri lay. 81
WnhaIla. Saturday. 4,h
I" E. Hughes, Monday. Gh
= W d. DHaon's, Tuesday 7th
jonas Phillips, Wednesday, Sth
Wlctsnnn, Thursday 9th
4" T.,nne Hill. Friday. lO:h
(" Walhnlln. Saturday IL. Monday l3
"A B. Grants. Tuesday l4th {"
M"Ninncy's, Wednesday, 18th " ."
p,rrru's. Thursday. 10Th ''
lag ""l's. Friday 18th ~
Pnnpkintown, Saturday 18th
Iran. nduv, 2tih q I"
:. II ,ln ,m'r's. Tuesday. 2lst
" Pickcnsville, Wclno sday 22,l and Thursday
23rr May, 1867.
W"r Creek, Friday. Oath May. 1867
S,lubritv Saturday. 2lh :.
ckens =. H.. Monday 2b,h. Tuesday 9th,
Wednesday 2S,h Thursday 90, h. Friday
Both. Saturday 3l>t May, 1867.
at which time my B B,oks Will positively he
cl"-nd. and EXrcin's will be issued at .nca
againS' all dciu:ers, and ro,urns thereof nndu
t" tho Sheriff
Taxes may in pn, in c"in legal tender Notes,
National currency, and Rills Rn.civnble IF ths
5 ate of ) .uth Ghrni:na.
State Tax, -----------
a'l =" 80 per cent.
Pnur I" ~
Puhlic Battling S
S G. HEKNDON. T.C.
April l3. 1857 30 6
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-04-20

Es;- On the 1Gth instant, in New York
cotton was quoted at 81 to 2S. Gold, 3ia.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-04-20

EsS- The Russian Treaty has been ratified
with only two or three dissenting votes So
now the United St,tcs has grown immensely
large III Northwestern territory on tho Pacific
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-04-20
PiCKENS C. H., s. C.:
Saturday Morning, April 20, 1867

EY- n letter from Dr. FOLGER, with other
interesting niattcrs, we have been compelled
to defer until our next issue
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-04-20

WISE CoUNsEL.-rhc " Richmond Wing"
very truly observes "This is no time for
division among our news papers, our lcgisla,
tors, or our people; no time for elimination
or controversy We should ALL if possible.
think, feel and act in unison. We should all
vote, and vote tugcthcr. We should endcav.
er to attract the support and cooperation Of
all men, whatever their antccedents and what.
ever their color"
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TO GUARDIANS, TRUSTEES, &C.

- " ~ ~ SASSDA2A4SSt L IN ~ GU.
GUARDIANS. TRUSTEES. RECEIVERS.
~ COMMl'TfEEMEN. and al ohcr persons.
whose Bonds require them. in filu,inry cnpac.
NY t" make Returns to my Office are hereby
n"t'hed to file the same ON ar bcfurn The first
day nt May next. These Returns should .n
ONT, IN full. tho nciings and ,l"iny> of the Guar
dlaa "r such Ike persons. together with list or
statement of all mnnimcnts Of title. chosa- in
action. or personal Property belonging to tho
beneficiary. Noncompliance with this Nnric,.
VII secure the issuance Of u Rule against ali
delEa"ltcrs, mHh The costs to be paid by Them.
NHf'c" is also given to purchasers of Land
at Cnmmissi"ncr's sale. to como forward and
comply with the terms of sale. in cases where
no "hjectinn is made by parties interested. In.
less they d" ~, these Innds will he re.sold at
their risk: Where parties. to whom Land was
assigned, hnve not complied with tho terms of
the assignment they will not be permitted to
do 90; and. recommendation made to tho
Court to order sale of the snmo
ROBT. A. THOMPSON, cEr.p.
C"m'rs Office. April 0. 1867 20--i
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-04-20

BsD" The locomotive now runs four hun.
drcd and fifty miles west Of St. Louis on the
Pacific Railroad, and the track is being laid
at the rate of mile every day.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-04-20

All Of whch we propose to cell low for CASH
or BAR 'ER. We ilattrr ourselves thar we can
srll GOODS IA low as any bnnse this aide of
Columbia Az our Mr. lI"vEY hn 3 beon in New
York f,r two months buying and we have pro-
cured the services Of Mi j. KKTcuuM, who dc.
votes Ill nf his time in New York buying Goods
for tho South, which enables US to keep flesh
stack "f the latest styles always on hand. All
we ask is to give us triai--il costs nothing to
examine our sock-,n tho contrary, it will af.
ford us pleasure to exhibit our Houds at all
times.
An:il l6 1867 80 f
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-04-20

WAsHNGToN, April 15.-Tn the Supreme
Court today, Chief Justice Chase delivered
an opinion in the case of the State of Miss
ssippi against President johnson and Gen.
Ord, on motion for leave to files bill restrain.
ing them from the execution of the recon.
struction Act The court disscntcd from tho
argument of counsel, that the President is re.
qnired merely /, perform ministerial act,
and held that the terms ministerial and ex.
eecntiyc arc by no means equivalent in their
import. A ministerial duty, the performance
OF which may, in proper cases, be required of
the head of department by judicial process,
is one in respect to which nothing is left
to discretion. On the other hand. it is tho
duty of tho President to see that tho laws are
faithfully executed, and among the laws are
the reconstrac'ion Acts. An attempt on the
part of the judicial department to enioin the
performance of such duties by the President
might justly be characterized, in the language
Of Chief Jns'ics Marshall, COS an absurd and
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NOTES BURNED.
'NilE UNDERSIGNED has met with thc nisror
! tune to have his NOTES burned Parties in
deb'ed will come forward and renew their obliga-
tons hy gvi new Note. y prompt complain @
with Ibis request will greatly chligc nc.
JEREMIAH ..OOPER
tnril IS 1867 ~ q
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-04-20

! WILL ATTEND D ut the following places and
times Tor the purn"sc Of Receiving Tuxes
Tor the year 1866, namely: ~
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80" Chief Justice CHASE gives notice that
ho will proceed at once to appoint "registrrs
III bankruptcy" rs required ly act OF Con,
g,css. Now is the time for those who are in.
solvent to file their pctitions-go through the
mill--and make fresh start in life After
the lst Of March next, you must DC able to
pay fifty cents on the dollar before you can take
advantage Of the bankrupt law.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-04-20

EI- The capitation, or head tax, in Con
nccticut, is ten dollars.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-04-20

Iay" There has been terribly fatal cxrlo
sion at tho Glover Hill Coal pits in Chesterfield
county, Va. Sixtynine persons we're killed
thirty whites aud thirty nine co|orcd. The
cause uf the explosion is unknown.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-04-20

Bay- Ex.Gov. Vance of N. c., has beer
pardoned by the President.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-04-20

IHTRrY-FoUn colorcd persons in Philadel.
phla own property to the amount Of 1858.
900.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-04-20

GET General Ice has scnt his check for
twenty-five dollars to the Ladies' Memorial
Association Of Petersburg, MS Il contributions
to quote his language, in aid of their rious
work for the preservation and protection of
tho graves of the Confederate dead"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-04-20
ORPHAN HOME.

T AN now making prnvison for the Orphans.
l. don't know how many will want to entor
the lI"mc: therefore, wish the Public Officers
and Ministers nf the country would look to that
Il little. nnd inform me, at Ncwherry. s. c..
giving nnmher. sex. and nge, including all nges
from infancy tn2l vcnrs old.
4. II. EDWARDS. Agent 0. II.
April g. 1SG7
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-04-20

RI- The irrcpressible conflict" still ri
ges. Slavery, in Cuba, is marked as the mex
victim.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-04-20

EI The Editor Of the "Grcenvillc En-.
terpr'se earnestly recommends, that at some
early period this spr .,g, y .nce.ny of the pco,
pie, white and colorc |, without distinction, be
called, to take place in the Court House. at
Grecnvilc. and that some of both classes he
specially invited to address the meeting on
public affairs and public duties at this time.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-04-20

Ihe following persons have paid on their sub
scrirtion to tn, COURIER, as fellows:
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SANDWICH ISLINDS.

SAN FRANCIsCO, Nov. 10.-Addltonal advlces
fro,n Honolulu have been received. The King gave an
audience. on the 18th OF October, to NJ Bognger the
French Commissioner and Consul at which tho officers OF
the frgate Venus were present His Majesty ana SUITE
were subseauently entertained on board the venus .
nov rice plantation at Lumahai has produced the
finest rice ever seen IN the Honolulu market 80
The bark A. j. Pope arrived from New-B eoiu Oc' ~
The bark X. c. Wylie sailed Oct q, Tor hamouFS.
The Miunehaha, from Yokohama, arrived OCT 70
Tine United states Consul at HOkodadi WIN me lnglsh
Marshal visited the wreck Of the whalcship Canton
Packet accompanied by the survivors, NJ HOkodldl,
,rhcrc the frs officer states they were treated Ike
Yokohama At the latter place sympathizing American
residents presented their almost naked counymen with
clothing The Canton packet was total loss
SAN Francisco, Nov l0.-ll0nolulu auVlces
TO oct % state that the whale ship Oliver Crocker had
aprved I'm charge Of the first officer, Capt. Lapham
bavng died IN the Arctic Ocean His body preserved IN
oil was taken ashore and placed in lead eoihn To be
sent home 20 his relatives ,, -. G.
Francisco, having experienced shocks oil an eInluIee
THE French steamer Venus, ~ guns, had arrived at
Uonouu from Tahiti Oct. Q; also the British bark ars-
hang from Liverpool Oct. H.
riir ship Othello " as in port repairing
Tho ship Ceylon 20 sail for New Bedford mat week
Thc Iackawana was In that port
vbaler had arrived from the Arctic Ocean with 400
barrels OF oil aud LO0O pounds OF bone.
s.S FRANCIsCO, Nov. 1l-Privnte adyices from Homo
lin ,atc mat te ship Otlello bound hence with cargo
80 heat Tor Ifyerpoo will be ready for Nov. - with
an H., anut 50aO sacks OF the original cargo, most OF
Which Sns thrown overheard before reaching Honolulu.
norton of the damaged wheat has been sold at auction
al Al 75ds2 so per cwt
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THE PACIFIC COAST

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 9.-The North American
s,sa,nship Company which has been operating their
,,,,i line via the Nicaragua route. N about Trans
, their business "a the Panama route. The first
steamer under the arrangement sails FOR Panama ON
- November At noon to-day, the steamer Con
ss sailed for Panama, taking $2iOOO IN treasure,
Of Which $4,000 for 5s Judge S fed 0i the
pia and saginaw sailed for Mazatlan to-day, and
ibe ship Herald OF the Morning for New,Iork ,,.
, s tpiaYiue whale ships have arrived The Anira,
"a harrcIs sperm OIL 900 barrels whale oil, ana 1900
nouns bone the Oliver Croker with 900 barrels oil and
1900 pounds Of bone oo ,orro,s al anil q, soo hs q,
The Reindeer, with Low "'u'ei' '"' an" -''' ~ VI
bone from the Ochotsh, .oo hrro,s all ,J . ON bs of
pors wam Gn ford with 3obarres oil and $500 lbs Of
o" S bips Edward oBrien and Ivadhoe, for Liverpool
sailed to-day. ,,.,,d IL o,,,.t. s,,nerane a. u
- s5 Legal Tenders, ~
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strength to endure fatigue long marches, cold, hunger
ana tnIst go nome nave nothing TO give YOU anu ,h,
can promise You nothing except perhaps TO dle III lhis
does not suit YOU goaway" Addressing Menott he s1
have gwen such orders what do you think Of them
Excellent nothing better" "Then will go forward 70
Coese We shall follow you" Garibaldi then sat down
in poor do9e 10 repast OF bread and cheese ana soon
after moved forward toward COrese. On the following
day, the Ath, he occupied COrese Monte libiet anu
Monte Magiore having collected together the dnereh
bands previously commanded by Menotti, Caldesl sa,a
mobe M0sto ana Figgesl, who reported 10 De ut
feated, dsheartened, and dispersed ON the 25tn ne
arrived at Monte RotOndo. Here he encounted the fapa
troops According 10 the Moci he failed IN two at'aeks
upon THIS point but 10 admits that he had left Demi
him and was on the march to Rome The Paris Pr.sSe
Monday evening however, says that he took monte
Rotondo. The excitement in Rome was at It's hlght
Rumors were lying about the city, "Garlbadl was ont
side, 1he italian army had crossed the frontier me
French fleet was in sight" Such the reports that
circulated IN accordance with the fears wishes Oh the
inhabitants.
DISSATISFACTION WITH THE KINGS PROCLAMATION
The proclamation Of Victor Emmanuel, which we gave
yesterday in full, created great popular Dissatisfaction
account of its vagueness the Roman question: ana
the omission of all reference TO the French intervention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-12
GREAT BRITAIN.

TIE FINlAN TRIALS.
On the morning of the 20th the trial OF the
Fenaps was resumed Manchester The Judges BLACK
burn and Meor having taken their seats the prisoners
Allen Larkin Could Shore, and Mcclure, were placed Ill
the dock and their handouts removed.
Mr. Dgby Seymour, q. c. OH behalf OF the prisoners,
presented petition and affidavit asking the Judges to
order certiorar to for the removal Of the trial
and Indictment TO the Central Criminal Court, London
THE davt set forth 10y the attorney for the prisoners
l,neves that no fair and impartial trial could be had
and ureindlce against the prisoners which prevailed in
e district the violent comments OF the local press ana
inc hostility exhibited toward the prisoners when before
fsiise BLckburn replied that. supposing the reasons
n Inv hr attorney for his belief 10 De tre they con
n mo argument why the prisoners cOuldnOl DC properly
and fairly tried before that Commission
gh ,npanueling OF the jury was then proceeded with
W., ~ names we're being called, Mr. Roberts, the
mmo sonfor took objection Mr.. Justice Black
,rn oed hln that he could not interfere but that
!, as fhe nrovlnce OF tile counsel MT Roberts, how
,r neysised In taking objection, WherCupon his lord
MIN said Mr. Roberts, II you speak Once more VIII
order yOn INTO custody. ..,oo.i,, ,,,.,,, 10,
my lord. aoa 90 oau ,i,a ,o,,.os
when ...-..,... s.td. I o,,,oo, 90, ,,o
Mr. Justice Blackburn tdetermnedy) Take that man
into custody.
Mr. seymour: pray your lordship--,
Mr. Ixstice Rlackburn addressing Mr.. EOleItsl
must order vour removal from court, MI Roberts,
4 there in any further inerrnDioD
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ITALY.
ITALY.
LII. 10 An,rI Il nE MONTE ROTONnn

THE BATTLE OF MONTE ROTONDO.
The Presse Paris Oct. 80 says that Carl
had reinforced by several thousand desercrs from the
Italian army has taken Monte Rotondo after very Sc
we're fght The PontiGca troops were in the proportion
Of one TO ten The nsurgent bands marched immediately
an rome and II is believed that Garibald has been since
Yesterday evening before the gates Of the city
nat later dispatches from Florence dated Oct 49, say
,, lald wns still AT Monte Rotondo organizing his
forces
The taking OF Monte Rot0nd0 is confirmed by ue
pofrie (semi-onical French journalJ
The France says that the number OF the Antilles lie
zion who defended Monte ROtondo was about 900 men,
all of whom were taken prisoners
Abot 800 Papal troops have arrived at Iern as prison
ers but were at liberty by the ltaah authorities
GARIBALDI DEMONSTRATION AT MALES
Tho GaIibaldan movement Is supported by public
demonstrations throughout Italy. Gen Durando the
,oruor Of Naples addressed the peobt-who appeared
h,r his house with cries Of Rome fOrever"" FOR
cign intervcntion" as follows:
rp,,ow CITIZENS accept with pleasure the generous
aud patriOtc sentiments eXprcssed ~ ,ht cue vi Tue
onuation of this noble city, ana Shall pc tne lntere
,Lon 10 thc Government Fellow-citZens although
The obstacles are great am nevertheless confident That
tbc nnty OF Italy Will be Accomplished bfaVosl Inc
ater the stronger and the longer the resistance the
shall be our efforts TO arrive az the unity
of the nation lBravosl
GARiBALDIs PROGRESS.
twas on the Esd that GaribaldI AFTER having an
o,ncad In Florence that he had mission to perform,
GA ,bo, he would either accomplish IL or die, crossed
pn1nan frontier Before he did So however be ad-
dressed his volunteers, who amounted at this uhe 10
h, soo i'm "A short speech, and with voice that trei-
III Min emotion Let those, eald ne, who an DOT
Wiling 10 die leaYe the ranks let those Who baw not