davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-04-05
DIR. Wi>tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry

In the whole history Of medical discoveries 40
EEMEbl has performed many or such r,mark-
able cures Of the numerous affections Of tie
THROAT, LING and CHEST a. this long-tric,l and
Justly celebrated BALsAM. - generally acknow.
lodged is the superior excellence OF this rcnesy
that but few of the many who have tested its virtues
by experience Tail To keep il Al hand as speedy
and certain for sudden attacks of CoLD--rilly
believing that lis remedial powers are comprohen-
live enough to embrace every form OF disease from
the slightest cold to the most dangerous symptom
Of Pulmonary complaint
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY.
From REV. FRANCIS LORDEIi. Pastor of The So,tta
Congregational Church. bridgeport Connecticut
Il consider it duty which / owe to suffering
humanity 10 bear testimony to tho virtues Of pR
Wl>rAR> BAI-SAM OF WILD CHERRY have used
t-when have had oeta sion Tor any for Coughs
"idH OF sore 1hroat,-ior many years and never
IN single instance has il failed relieve and cure
m. have frequently been very hoarse on Satur
lay, anu looked forward 10 III. delivery of two ser
mons on the following dav with sad mlsciN inrrs
but by liberal use OF the Bal>am INV hoarsenes,
has invariably been removed, and have preachet
without difficulty.
recommend it 10 my brethen in thesmni.,ry
ana To public speakers generally a. Il certain rem
edy iof the bronchial troubles To which we mr.,
peculiarly exposed
Prepared by SETH FOWLE & SON Is Tren,on
ST., Boston, and for sale by Druggists GENERALLY
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-04-05

-.Diyon" of tie Boston Adcer';ser,
rays the Booth diary, OF which 20 much has
recently been said. is an ordinary NOR
Deco covered book for the coat pocket. most
IL filled with matter usually pat into such
books. There is also something in il con-
corning his fight and his condition on Fri
day hight subsequent u the assassination.
Judge Holt says the pages now miss
ing were missing when it came into the con-
troll Of his bureau. They might have been
cut out by booth himself, as some persons
believe. or by soldiers through whose hands
The book passed. or, as Mr.. Butler believes
By some one high in executive circles.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-04-05
Casino. March 2gth. ls6.

DEAR SIR--Here are correct copies OF
two oil letters which recently came across
which you may perhaps think would be OF
sufficient interest 10 publish. If not wholly
for the matter possibly Tor the speilias and
mode Of expression.
They were written To an owner of Nayi-
CATION residing here at the time. the name
of the writers | omit.
The spelling. absence Of all punctuation.
union Of some words and separation Of 9TH
ers Is the same a. il the originals.
ReSpy. yours,
q III. W
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-04-05
Long Isle. BluehilI. NJ lrch 18th 1s6i

f'VE' f-'f
Friend sawyer, Dear Sir:
Please insert the following in your paper, and
o,lige q subscriber.
A Lodge of Good Templars was instituted at
Long ISLE March 9th by VIC. Young, ID. q.
Wet. called Island Home Lodge No us
with Is members March Ijth the following Off
GERS were Installed for the current term;
SP Fogg, Wet NJ. d. Fogg, W. VT;
A. Y. Henderson, w. s. /, NJ. II. Chatto W "A
SIN. A. Chatto, W.T;N. Il. Chatto, w. NJ ;
j. L. Chatto, w C; Mrs 8. Grinsiiss l. G.;
J. II. G-indle, o. G.; Mrs S..A. Ghito; w. d.
MIL. Cousins, II. II. : : J. c. II 4 ly, l.. l.S.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-04-05
Ner Orleans NiarcIi y

Gen. Sheridan has issned an order re-
moving State Attorny General Heron
Mayor Mnnroe, and Judge Abeli Of the
lst District Court Of New Orleans. and
appointing B. l.. Lynch Attorni General
Edward Hearh Mayor, aud ". W. Howe
Judge OF the District Court.
Nr. Hath the new Mayor. is Well
kno IN merchant Of this city.
Reports fr 1m points above on the river
state that the levees are giving. and that
the whole valley will probably b. inundat-
ed
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-04-05
NJ \ Il RI T. ID.

FVsWorfh-By John VI Peek, Mr.. orrin 7. Car
Ter - Nj Ahhy l.. Carter.
Nrh.rSt-March 18th by \ Baskus, Esq.. Mr..
WiIlinpI Il Carr. aud Miss Henrietta Phlbrick,
10th Of Amherst.
Rrooksyille-MaIe 2ith, at the residence OF the
lrifc Mr. u Howard TTil'on Of Hampdsn, 10 Miss
PhcDc Walker Of Brook yiile, Bangor papers
please copy
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-04-05

INDIAN Nts>ACBE.-A letter from the
wifc Of 4 distinguished arlnv offer At s..
Ionis. received here this morning. confirms
the report Of the capture Of Fort Bufprd
AZ the mouth nf the Yellow S.oae. on the
Upper Missouri. Col. Rankin. h.s wife,
child All the whole garrison. Were slaugh-
tered il all about -. Colonel Rankin
had represented, fall foar months before.
his inability t. resist prolonged attaeN. Of
an overwhelming force OF Indians. If
brought against him. and requested 10 BE-
reinforced or drawn into more j tfeusibl.
position. IL wrote letters sayin- thIt he
anticipated his fate. AMI made good his
promise to his friends that he would de-
fcnd his position 10 the last man.
Private letters state that he repglSed
with his small force an attack Of from 2p01
to 300 Indians. killing and wounding over
100 before he was overwhelmed.
Il i generally supposed tn Col. Rankin
shot his wife 10 prevent her falling into the
hand, Of the Indians. No possible blame
can be attached 10 Col. RanGin's memory
3. for the fall Of the post. a he had had many
years' experience in the Indian country.
and was an off e. Of great GOODNESS and
discretion.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-04-05
BACHELORS HAIR DYE

Tia splendid Hair Dye j. The hest ia the VOL IA
The only t5f.f and perfect Nge-ilarmless. Reiail
Inst anI.sI.osti- No tli.alI oIuineUt 20 EidicuoH
tiui- Natural Bisck or Brown Kcrre,lis- IL. Il
e;-, = 81 Eai by IaYigorates thu hair. lea yin.
ii ,ufi and t-auiIiul TIE genGiRe is signed UiN
an 4 Eftek.lar. Al Others are mere limitations
ard should ee avoided Sold b. all DiuEsi,i. am
rc4ul.e.z. f@c.ef. y Bage.as street, Nv York.
l.sPi7
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-04-05
Special Notices.
Read again the Evidence OF one Of our
oldest Residents.

CINrINNATI, December n IsF55
Nr<sns. J. Y HARRIS & CO:
Crxrs-rlis y TO certify tha;I have found AL
LENS LUNG BAI-sAM one 81 the best remedies III
the world for DISEASED iUSGs have used 1t IN
nv family iJr break Ing up a troublesome cough
with the hsppiesi effect. recommended ii TO
roun. lady who lIsi harassing cough and threat
en- d with Consumption, and it cured her5n ie"
law, Il would recommend j. 10 all afflicted Win
s,g-h. and 10 tlo.c WIG are prelisPosed 10 toa-
sumption.
Rc.,.-r,frlly vourS. 4 \ HARRISON,
sold by {. e. Peek. Ellsworth. Maine
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-04-05
BRANDRETH's.-Tbes,

n"ANDhETi is-These Pills are safe and
sure. Ihey are prepared by u process which Sc.
CURES an tue best qualities of the herbs OF which
they are composed, without, any of their bad The,
oeneht IN all cases, and do harm in none
see H. brandreih is in white letters ON the GOV
eminent stamp. 4wsrs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-04-05
DIR, T. Il, TAYLOR

M. l.. HANOVER srREEr, n y ron has fo- p
year~. in addition tn his general fauIlv practice
given So ia attention In ths treatment If all b.
eases Of The Blood. Urinary and Reproductive or
gan> and all complaints peculiar TO women. Good
accommodations provided for patients prefer Il
RENAME II the cliS during treatment. slS4
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-04-05
Come cticUc Election.

The exciting election which took pace saSt
Nonsiav in this .1afe was f5r Governor. List
f.oxenor Secretary Of >sssfe. Treasurer 1oHi-
,oiIer. free nsemi,ers 81 Congress. twenty osle
STATE Senators and two lszai-el zssl thirty ss=k-
en- Assembly1asn.
The result, a We gather 4. j. r f'.la7V> -
NEW HsvEN. April /.
View Haven. Hsggaey 3-3s5, Eagli>h AIS !;
Bettlsny, HAwley ~. English l4l: Bradford,
lIsyffy fS3 English Sc. hz-Girs. HalgleF -.
Eayiish 30: Degby, Hawiey Gt}, English u !.
s.ast Haven, Hswiey :sJ1. Iaxli>l 81 .suii ri
English - msipTs;Y llNaIe HasTIes = t.Ei.
fish 3ss: Madison. IIaNiey -. Ea-li-i. -.
sienAen, Hawley I.0s9- English 81 MllfsF3.
iiawtcy Bis English So. N-1iga'aick- f-1-ls>h
II? majority North B.1aif2rd liz5s3sf u. f.n--
fi.h .S; North Haven HaHleF lEs. Eag'i>ii -.
rage HawieF ~. EslgEsh 10: nd Hs7 :
- l3s. EaSfi>sl IL: f'r0sp@sf. HsyieT =, Eu=-
IN 81. seymour. Hsw3eg 20, E-a-lis.i - ::
Lavles 2ig5. Er-tisl, 3.a- wzterigarT. HaE-ie
-. Engli>ii 10; Wo,iia.F'se iis~irr - 'ila
lri,y English -ain. II: ia ,liis co.lsI;r.
Niiuiyfi.-ialgiish. Be1nasrat- : proi,gas,t
'-i-ciei GoNeiloF b so Inajori1y- TEE D-lDo-
cTa;s carry three u t.ae Congress iezai lt3s.Tai>
Hubbard j. elec.zl I'D ise fr>1 district. IIate34
as- ia the scs.sai. aD3 William H. BaEIula. IN
q, fourth. Tine Rs Putaican, eiez-1 >.a-k',eatif-
~ in the third district
HAIsTFogE. Com. April !.
The vote n Hartford L. iay va. y fs.laEF~.
'flwiey z-t6. Ing. 1915; Ing IBaj 49, I4-j
ar h. majority A.. Hai81arsf'> majority
n Hartford for GgugrSs j. 5J,. n -inisIg IL Ji
district i probably defeated b! asgIi -, lllssE-
:.
Hartford april >. ] - a. ".
We have TPsaETls from y but = town. E3--
li-h leads Hawley aboai gro votes The 4 eln
RAJ. carry the Ist, 81 and All Congressional
Districts, and Inc Republican, the 81 B5fa
iz-anciles Of the Legislature VIII probably y
l.pullican.
MrNIcIPAL ElF2TIoSs.
CIRcLEXII4x. Oaio. April I.
Mr. ITalkcr. the Unioa canliti1te. eiec;-
{ Mayor TO-DAY BY 9. minority. \ iarge Union
gain.
C0Ir7igt-~, Ohio. -AisTil /.
John &. Bull, Democrat, the Ire-sui NayqI,
n - to-,iay reelected hy vote u 5.f51. BioIs
.lin OF 512 since last election. The Council
:. ,nsis Il Democrats 10 t-nioni>t>-
CINCINNATI. April /.
The municipal election PASSED Of quietly.
1se Union ticket i elee,ei by about 5.glJ lla-
j riiy.
MICHIGAN ELE~TIo--.
rErEoar. prii !.
The vote cast today We. very light. TIE
). Uub,icsn< were generally successful. and
3 i eIect their Stale ti~sei aad minority 81
G. ie-a.es IS the Constitutional Convention
This city gives i >.Aall Es1u5sisE1 Nsa5g-i-r.
Inc county wa, carried Is til Dement'S.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-04-05

,r,fs N their cure must proFe as this mas prov
81 ~ inTlep-e service 10 This large class OF our
sa,;cfed fello,r-ciliTeRs. How completely this
,-l,,nuonnd will do IL has been proven hy expert
,,srf. an many of The worst cares 10 be found IN
..roftlia ~crofuloI. swellngs and sores, skin
n;seas - Pirnples Pnstule<, BlOiches, Eruptions
- tUth.nv1s Fire, Rose or Frs sli'elas, IeteS or
salt RhprIf Srald Head, RiBgwoT'n, &c,
Ssis3fs o. TeyfereaI Disease l. expelled from the
sfe,n ily the prolonged use OF this >ARsAPAEIL-
IA and the patient il LEFT in comparative health.
Tsssale Diseases caused by scroiula IN the
blood nd are often soon cured b. THIS En-
Tract OF sAEsAPARIfJ-A.
pn NOT reject this invaluable medicine, because
vou have been imposed upon by something pre-
ieprsing Il, he >arsapariIla. while ii was not.
When Won hsve mses AfEsiS-theB, and not III
then will YOU know the virtues OF Sar@apariiia
For mi l43.e particulars Of the diseases cures,
ge refer ypti 70 Ayers American Almanac " hieh
the agent below named VIII furnish gratis to an
who call for il.
AYERS CaIHARTIc PILLS. for The cure OF Eos.
iiveuess J4uudice. Ds spepsia. Indiges ton, pys-
ert0rY Foul Stomach, Headache Piles Rheu-
mati.In Heartburn arising from llisordeTcd
stomach Pam or Morbid IDssciion Of the Bowels,
.ney Los uf Appetite. Liver Complaint
DroIsY Worms, GoHt. Neuralgia, and as Dn-
per Pill. arc uucguailed.
Ttev arr sugar coated, 40 that the most sen
sjtivc can take them with pleasure. and they are
the best Aperie,i in the world for a.! the purros-
- Of a family phySic.
P-eiisred by nR J. c. AVER Co. Lowell
Mass snd sold by oil Druggists, and dealers IN
MEDICINE eyerywhere March April. ;
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-04-05
Shipping Journal.
povT EENs LANDI NG
Deer isie.
E..e-.s,i BE- c1arles = D1ris & CO,

,rrrvrr March. 2oFh,->ehr. NlctorF, Nilltl u
.,-, B.,fs~, -eh Highland Lass Know ton II ID
i5i- Psrslsn,i Tor MlllbrI.ze -s.h. p Sch, ! %e
m lie Han: Roeklan,l. fer Mt Desert; ~,
= ~ Jane i;riu,lit Hall Mt I@=eI', t"T h'e N1ailH
srh ~-hr Csrlae. Iburstou. for Boston. ~Vi'F
,,raa#ska, knishi. Tor I'inisdelphlA.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-04-05
DE-. :. :. PITCHES
" FAMILY PHYSICIAN"

Sevsnt y--iN Iaee>s price - cents Seni 10 any
aldre-- " Inoas.t required until the bssak j. r.
eeivesi. read, ard iAy approved. liz P,Iie> /
-lli,ic 10 he s:ck or insiispo-e
Address DIX. : >. flTCH, - Treaoai street
Bo-t.u. slN!
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-04-05
notice.!

liE stli>cril'er having contracted with the town
1 OF Ellsworth T. support tAc Poor Of the town D..
tf me ensuing lDuuAepai year, hereby give- notfrc
y all persons that he has contracted with Dr ti,-
fAF'her, Il render them all necessary medical g.
sl>tanee. and no other medical bills vail b. pad,
unlc>s d. personal agreement.
j. l. MOOR
Ellsworth, April -, a.. 3wli
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-04-05
For Coughs. Colds and Consumption,
Tn the old and well known
VEGETABLE PtLON AIRY BaLsAN

approved and used " our oldest and a,ost re}eirr
tt u5 .ci4s.s fer iorty years past. Get thu 9enr
REED. CUTLER 4 co, Druggists. Bo.tof
I,r..,,fitttr. -3bInoi9
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-04-05
WHY SUFFER FROM SORES

Whom BY he use OF the Arnica Ointment You
cauea-ii. be cured. 1t has relieved thousands from
Burns, Cuts. Chapped Hands, Eoiis,
sprains. Warts. Itoh.
And every complaint Of the -kin. Try it for it,
cost. bat p cents. BE sure to ash tor
Hale's 4Arnica Ointment.
For ale by an Druggists. -er >end s. cents - q.
/. NrfNoTE Go, Boston Na.-., and rtc,i, e q
boz ny return Ia.iI. 6nlOsjl
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-04-05

4 ONE STORY HOUSE. with thrre OGRE. Of
y land. pleasantly situated ii Bar Harhor, Nj,
Desert. House confirms five rooms I'll iui> hcl l.
The Increase Of population aud great influx Of
visitors during the summer months render thi- :
very ie-iraele locdiite. Apply n
S"ll /. ROBERTS. Bar Harbor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-04-05
NOTICE..

TO ;he lRhsbitaats Of the town Of Ellsworth, and
i persons iial i 10 he as-eeeet tienia. ou
are Arrety Hui4ie tat the subscribers viii be IN
tn, ur> ~ fhe teuih daT of NptiI next Tor the puT
li0-t of H.. true al perfect i.-, el the pol.
d al - ates,. resi and personal. not by law
cX. dltrt fapTa TAXATION which Xou are pas>e>>etl
= ia st4si tavu Of !f~ WORTH On the hrsi day of
APR fsi7 ui,ic.s .gsfs VI ase required 10 H.ske
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-04-05

can detect any difference between the richest black
and browns That Mature has bestowed upon The
hair aud the superb artificial tiats conferred upon
grey, rel or sand. hair. by the iat2n arabic Ncs
! ataiI. , casif
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-04-05
For all The Proican forms OF Disease originating II
SCROEJIf
THE PUZZLE OF THE AGE.
W L!ling Eye

The sharpe.t observers give it UP. People who
are I.geroiaI for their critical perceptions, are
utterly AZ fault.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-04-05
Ayers Sarsaparilla.

"a f0ncfn5rateH ey@
tract Of the chcr@c-
root. - combined with
other substances Of stili
greater Alternative power
a. to afford an effect
ual antidOie fuf diseases
Sarsaparilia il repGted
TO cure. Such \ remedy
il surely wanted by those
who suffer from strn-
NOUS complaints, and
that one which win ac.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-08-10

;aaa pf every fselipg most deas
imp ia pal
sslae every tho most do.
EsISnaiGg cherish tbett erg days All that
issnSarly lost which oannots a ordE to lose,
let }sis con up to the req qpiremeats of the
tiDies, aud discharge this simple duty to our
our l count oar nsig gltborss 3 oprloyed ones,
md ourselves. let US register five can r
Tho & Gfeenyiile: Enterprise says !" 1t
seems Registers for,eyery District are now
being appointed Soon registration will be-
gin. Let no white man entitled to register,
be SO silly or SO wicked. as to neglect it !, to
neglect to exercise all your remaining right
and power to protect yourselves, your families,
friends and country, kindred and pcsterity,
will be base treason to God and to uian. That
will be base and low-mindcd, can ignominy
beneath this DOWNFALL" aud will show that ye
deserved the degradation of loosing the right
of selfgovernment. If you fail to register it
will be vory foolish, we think, aud show that
your understandings have sunk below the lew
ell of the most common negro, that you have
not only lost character, property, liberty, but
your senses; have gone with them. But sure.
sly this last excuse will fail, and you who may
neglect to registef for voting, will be left even
without the poor; excuse that your indecent
Haat Of regard osevery ssored interest, is !" a
want of sense" But we expect better things
of our citizens, and can hardly believe that
80 kIo,. H., 4
themselves obnoxious to the ocnsures which
would justly apply to neglectors Of the duty
of registering"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-08-10
Rr,E Ss !. w. CEOUS,
Captain 38th u. s. Iafantry, a. DC. aud
"A. A,.A.. o., .SSri.*
p; ofioiaI: o. w. oIous, Capt. sstI, rnfan-
tryy, A, d. 9, and A. a, AsG.
s | 4. Il APPENDIX.
l,s.tst (FSRM ~ sS.s, s,SH
.AppENDIx..
4. (FoRa. ~

EI' 4 30 ~
County of -. and state Of
do solemnly swear Tor AFFIRM Tint Lhnyel never
voluntarily borne armsagainstthe Un ted lStatos
since have been a citizen thereof |; that havo
voluntarily giyon no aid, ,aoountensncas counsel
or encourngemen to- persons engaged In armed
hostility thereto !; that. 5have neither sought,
nor accepted, nor attot1pted to exercise the
functions of any office yshatover under any au-
thority or pretended aathorityin hostility to the
United Sthtes thnt havo not yielded n yolun.
tary support to any pretended Governmeht. au-
.hoTity, power or Constitution within. she Uni
tod Stntos,s hostile orsinimical thereto And I
do further swear loraffrn) that to the best Of
my knowledge and ability. will support and
defend the Constitution of the unitea States
against oil enemies, f'regn or domestic; thht
will boar true faith and allegiance totlbesane;
that take this obligation freely, witboet. any
mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and
TINT will well and faithfully dschnrgo tho du2
tiesof the office on which lam about to enter,
So help mo f.ld. ,,
----------..- Carolina I 5sA ,F '.1ft.pE. .'.5
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-08-10
niaianif& In nola.aAie.-

personal difficulty occurred in Columbia
D sIons Sunday the 25ttiultimo, between J. o.
IIaoslssoN, correspondent of Western pa
sp,per, W. ]. sARMsrR NC, agent Of the Execu.
Republican Committoe Of Washington,
& and RADoLIREa and DAILY, of Columbia. A
gtaphic, despatch states that the Columbia
wore drunk. The citizens Of Columbia
denep1 the assault made by DAILY and RA D.
ggcLgssE These gentlemen we're arrested aud
committed TO- jail. subsequently they were
iSbailea iby Magistrate zsALY, in small sum.
i SIoAbEs has; dismissed the Mag
sSistrate for taking insufficient bail in case so
srsa had RADoLiFrE anu DAhx
Sarseegtsds and sont to Charleston for trial by
1 military authority. The "Oharloston News"
1 10 allading to this matter, says that Messrs
q adcliffs and DAILY were tried by a Military
lission on the 2d instant, and plead
guilty the charges preferred. They have
sbeen sent to Castle Pinckney.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-08-10
Hon, IS. F, Perry.

We publish this week another letter from
this gentlema y, which, we believe, is the sixth
sof "a series of letters he has written on Recon
sSsstruotion, din which he strongly opposes
the Convention scheme. The letter is to be
found On the first page. :.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-08-10
Sworn to and auhscribcd before mo this
day of - : y - - ------- 1857.
August I, 1867.

Ev- Two citiznns Of Cialena, Illinois, were
arrested during the war for troasonable; utter;
ances, and con6ncd in Fort. Il,fayetto by mil
itary authority The have sued the United
States Marshal for dnnrges to the amount cf
ono hundred thousand dollars for false impris.
onmcnt, and the Supreme Court of the Sttte
has decided il" favor of the plnintiffs. Tho
case will.go to the United States Court. IS Z
/ GY-sWo learn from our exchanges that ii,
Alabama u call for conservative Convention
irrespective Of race, to assemble Mt DIontgorns.
cry on the third Of September, has been is:
sued by Con. James II, Clanton.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-08-10
New Advertise

/ as We direct attention to the following new
i !; ftisetnents, to be found in our columns
a$9; 8 l. To Rent Merchant Mills, Saw: Mil,
~ Valuable ~ farming lands, SO. For particulars,
apply sat this office.
Commissioners Sale The Commission
ers sinS EquitySw will sell on Saleday next, sever
sal valuable Lots IN thc town Of Walhalla.
Sheriff . Sales The long list of Lands,
10, adyertisod this week by the Sheriff, to
ssbey sold on Saleday in September, cannot fail
attract the attention Of the reador. lie ad-
ssyss.S Saas some valuable property.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-08-10
Registration.

"a very lengthy and important order from
len. SIofsr;Es appears in our columns, this
week 1T will be seen from this order, that
sTogistration is to,commence atap early day.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-08-10


swear Tor afirm), in the presence of Almighty
God, that am citizen of tho State of ---------
---- - that have resided in snid State
f"r ----- ----- months next preceding this day, and
now reside in the county Of, i.4-z - 49, .5or
tho parish OF --- -. in snid State. {as
the case may be) ). that i am twenty-ono years
old; that hnve not been disfranohised For par-
ticipation in my rebellion or civil war, against
the United Satca, nor for felony committed
against the laws of any State or Of tho United
Stn,es TINT have never boen memberof any
State Legislature, nor held any executive or
judicial Office in any State, and afterwards en-.
gngel in insurrechon or rebellion against the
United States. or given aid and comf,rt.to tho
enemies thereof; that | have never taken onth
rs member of Congress Of tho United States,
or ms IN officer Of the United States or rs q
member of nny State Legislature !: or as an .eS.
ecutive or judicial officer Of my State. to sup
port tho Constitution of tho Un.ted States. nnd
afterwards engaged in insureectiou' or rebellion
against the United States, or given ai., Or com
fort to tho enemies thereof; that will fhithfnl-
'ly snppnrt the Constitution. and obey tho llws
OF the united States. and will TO the best Of my
ability, encourage others sotoido. Soholpn,e.
God. 'N.' 'esf ~ t h'4E
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-08-10
Subscribed and sworn to bclofo mo, - (:
'.-UatOlIna,

.-Registcrs will be required to take tho
onth prescribed BY the Act of Congress- approved
I'd July, 1862 Blank forms this oath will
be furnished to Pnst Commanders. and when
duly subscribod and sworn, will be returned to
the Post Commander, who will forward themto
District Headquarters. And if any person ehall
falsely take aud subscribe such oath or nfRrma-
ton, such person SO offending and hoing duly
convicted thereof shall BIO subject to the. pains,
penalties and disabilities which, by law, are
provided for tho punishment Of the crime of
wilful and corrupt perjury.
(EoRM 81 h,