Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-07-13
VOL, II,."sr.s 4I
From Washington,

introduced. =. y, j. 4 Is, s. 81 sss
wilson PIoYlaeS tiH ,?t NEG Saa,
der the reoel State governp ehts % be
vacant tnirty Gays aver ttle
ef,' eG' iha1 oom"hue'fS oehefas may snen I
pai tnem py inc continuance o. those IN otlce
or may appoint o'hers', o. may order elections.
l. noafus Q! heg'strae9n shaii:haye power 70 re-
iuse 'es''ssra.,on % tnose suspected OF WISH
~: 20 eNsuc 1he.rcquirc'ncl''s' toeAansiHeap '
Piicants, take testimony, ana within. twenty B
days after tnc comp'et'oh OF the registration: I.
may erase nanes Rrongtuiiy registered a S
freilnShuysen authorlzes Sommanders tQs
suspend Or remove Stase oiheers and
cancles, Pahdatesaots done hitherto: IN accor +
dance with the above. < ;. s.;.a..4..5
Edmunds ls sinliar, except that the acts s
OF District Commanders are subject ito the &
approval OF the general OF armies. gTE.s.
l'rakc,s consisssota twelve sections y. q. q ri Z
sumner introduced some characterised bills (
and alter appointing committee to wait on !
Inc Presldept she Senate adJourned until frlt,
day.. .gsg
loUSE.-One hundred and twenty Repre-
sentativcs answered to their. names. & The s
to swear IN the new members The skeatue;s
KY delegation hen7approaehed the Speakeriss
STANG, when ochenck rose to. point st order
lie mad IN his hand she protest OF SaMsl Nc IS GO
against John Young Brown being Admitted,
anu aihoayits that he mad insisted IN the re,
Deiiion, llidrldge SAID he bad made O. 'siml-.
lar protest against Stokes, when the Spea kerr
DECIDED that the proceedings could not pc 5n- !
terruptcd, ana ne shoped that the same srullpg,s
would prevail now, ye7 The speaker said that
the gentleman must Pave 81 Understood and the
Glerk proceeding to read the protest and afh-
daV!ts. !. logan presented smllar% protest
Bonjamin preaen bed ;oiiie against Knott. - =. . !.
Mr., Logan. offered sie'f6llowiig 4 rs Where
ns, there is good reason to believe that in the
election TrcceHtly r held n the State ofS Sens
tucky, 'tae 10Th Con gress, the legal md s
loyai voters In the several districts OF SAID
State ts have been eyeraIc aud from
true expression q the.r@ill and
those who have sYmpattlised With OF, actually
participated in the late rebellion; and that
suoh c'ect'ons we're carried oy the votes; OF
suo,l als'oyaFanu re.ufneu rebels pnd Whsress
las, II lsai'esed et'at several OF the Tspresent
.at'yes elcctca IRON that state ' are dIsloyai
therefore. ,f : =; . 81 &. ..|fl
members =, elest trons The State Of Kentucky.
sna' DC reioffeo 20 inc Gomm'ttee or lsiec-
blc onJ ,bat rona;no ny the nay = paaes.Sast
mittee, mono Of the said members shall be al.
lowed to make the oath Of Office and sbe nd.
mitted to seats as .suoh." T. ! .,1 ~, ].
| After long debate and the excepting of
ADAMS Of the 7th district from the action of 9
the resolution, it was passed, thus killing
Democratic votes. tss-
committee of nine was appointed, to con- !
slider what further Legislation was. necessary
on reconstruction, and the House thensad- I
journed until Friday. "a s9
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. WASHINGTON, July 5.-lnternal revenue
receipts o'day, 81 100000 z. T. s. ~. 4. .js
senator Ben. Wade deniessthe recent5re-
port that nc favored an equal llSdiyisiot OF
property, and says that he does not seek the I
Presldsncy ". ssS.5. .
!, Lightning struck the Orange County,
Court House today destroying it and five oth-
er buildings =.
r, Nnw 3 .ohIEASs Jnly S:Ihe Board fof
Health reports; officially, eight and ssiS
deaths from yellow ,feyor during the East two
week butit is not considered 'epidenic,s 8 :.
vessels ,. IRON infoctcdNTeSas ports are TO Sbe |
quaArantiped. s;, ::s3ss; 81.
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