Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-10-19


the General will be relieved Of official control
of that department. in few days, but who
will succeed him; is not well settled The
only names thus far suggested are Gencrals
Blair, McClernand, Ewing aud Steedtnan.---
Tic probability is, if either Of these bo Sc
lccted for tho position, preference will be Civ
en- in the order they arc named. l havo it
from good source, however, that it is deter
mined that General Stccdman will not be ap-
pointed, for reasons mutually understood by
himself and Mr. johnson - Baltimore ,SuM
WAsHINGToN, 15.-Thc I" New York
Herald" contains the following analysis Of
the Ohio election: At the election for Con-
gressmcn in Ohio last year, the Republicans
carried Is out Of the 10 districts in the State
AT the election, on the 9Th instant the Dem
ocrats carried twelve out of the nineteen dis
tricts, and came within 100 of carrying two
or three others In every Republican dis.
trict the majoritrs are cut down Immensely.
In the seventh district, which gave Hon Sam
uel Shcilabergcr eli ! majority last year, the
radicals escaped with bare ninety five najori-
tyat the recent election while in the eighth
district the majority was reduced from 1856
to siSty,two. IN the second district, the rad
ical candidates w. '-s--..' -, III, i'oys
vnts- ~ oa.Iy' a'I soooIs''' oppn"'S'
:, ,'"o"S" tt'y :" '",o' ~ 60 "'" ~
- 80 "rp LII -; ~ ~ =, ~" "", .I.'e' "
p,snn r., ~ aaa ~ f LII
I".' ''"oo' ): wy, "
~ Gn'I.aI S'., o"' ,,v's ',, H. ."o D'"'.n' ut.
b., nao.,,I., w w. - H. Wnn,rra,
sionuj nl,n Of rccnns,u,ction Thc last si,,.
n;G,,nt tr,turo ,bont those d;stri,ts ;s tl,n
rnv,,ut;nn IL thc ton,h mi. district Is ron.
resented bv Mr. y I, Ashley thc member of
Connrcss Who hrmrh, in articles Of imncoch
mcnt against the President. AS will be seen,
~ w. a.t,, pu',' @ 20 1ot J.; ~ d;.tr;,,
an"n,.a, r:',,n n,rr;.L,r,r s,v, Sh,ros
,,na.a n,a;,r;t,, i. III Th, I;,,,h,;n,n.
~, Wv Gr,nnr ; ,na;, ;,r;t,, -, ;o;,t h,,,n.
,r,' no.:, ] .!,"a 60 c,.ors
:; "o "ono in HnG H." ',''' M, '',, n,I,;,, ,".
:,;.'. '" % 600 '''''
'''''' % : 80.
R1c,INoSD Oct,hnr - -Gcncr,l Tmho.
lon ;s ey.,inr enn,o ;ntarnst II, nnnIicl
;,on.,s ,,s, am,nos,, ,"rn,.,,n,.,;n,, nnon t,l
in.r nm oath 10 sunnort the constitution. bat
was rejected lie now intends to apply to the
United States District Court tor writ OF
"''"''"s 20 o''''rc '"' :, o'l',.' "
70 ,rr,n, ,ho ,,r;t ho viii ,,,no,l ~ thc Sn.
nremc Court Of tho limited Stnics and TINS
lost the VALIDITY of The onth rcuuirrd nv thc
Reconstruction Act and demonstrate what yir-
the there is in the pardon accorded bv the
President to the excluded class,
Aucusr, O,tobcr - "A ]ucl w,s f,poIt
near hero This cvcninr between Coloncl II
p F,rrow of Atlontn and Major O'Cnnncr
of Rome Artcr thc first cxchanrr of shnts
tho muttcr was sntt,oa ,rhc d;n;cu,tv ,,r.r
ont Of n ncwsnopcr article.
.,,.., 80
| The earnings Of the California Central PA.
ciic Railroad for September were 500. 900
in gold, and its operating expenses 1898, 7G2
leaving net profit of $l6l 23S This was
with the track open for business to tho sum.
nit of the Sierra Ncvada. Duriug this
month thirty five miles will be added to tho
running portion. which will bring it fairly in
to the Salt Lake basin, and materially add tt
its revenues.
lliAh. SrEVHNs ON TlIE EFFHcr OF THt
| PRESIDENTS VIEWS. .--Thc following is Il
i, r,n,,. }, ~ ;nou;r, .,,;,.h .,,n ,,,,n. ;,s,l
vii, cxn,,i,
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