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Notice in Bankruptcy.

This is to give notice tina IN he llth dav OF
September A. ID. 1857, a warrant in bankruptcy
was issued against tho estate OF Calvin W. Faote.
Of Mildlehu'y, in the County Of Addison and
State of Vermont, who has been adjudged hank
rupt on his own petition, that the pay ment Of
anv debts aud delivering Of any propeItr. belong.
ing to such bankrupt, TO him, or tor his use, and
the transfer OF any property nv him are forbidden
by law; that a meeting al the creditors of said
bankrupt to prove their debts and to choose one
or more assignees Of his estate, will he held At
Cour Of bankruptcy 10 be holden at the U. s.
Court rooms at Rutland In said district before A.
y. LYMAN. REGISTER, on the 18th day OF Octehor
A. ID. 1867, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
+, a. SMAIIEY.
27w2 L. S Dept. Marshal. As Messenger.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

~ We, the subscribers. being appointed by
Probate Court for the District of Addison, Col
mssioners to receive. examine and adjust
claims and demands Of all persons against
estate Of EDS0N COMSTOCK,
late o Mifldlcburv, in laid district. deceased, Al
also all claims and demands exhibited in offs,
Thereto: aud six months from the 20th dav
August, 1867, being allowed by said court for til
purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice til
we will attend to the business OF our said appoil
ment at the store Of II. Sheldon, ON the seco
Tuesday in November and February next fro
nine o'clock. A. NJ, until four o'clock, T. NJ,
each Of said DAYS.
Dated at Middlebury, this 10th dav Of Sept,
d 1867.
II. A. SHFI.DON,l Ca,
2f;3w JOHN CAkDELL, oonh ers'
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40 CONSUMPTIVES

The Rev EDWARD \ WILSON will send
Q,cc Ell clT-c) t" all who desire il. th- prc.crip p.
'i"n with the direction Tor maxi 1. aud u,ju, the
,lnpl" remedy NV whith he wiS cured Of a lun
affection and that dread disease C,u>umpiiol.
lii oN 1t jcrt j, 10 benefit the afflicted aud he
hopes every sufferer will try this prescriptions Il.
u will cost thcm rohing and may prove Il blcs-
sing. Please address
REV. EDWARD \. WILSON,
"lD lGj Sputh Second st, Williamsburg \. Y
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| INFORM ATiO\;

l. informant ion guaranteed to produce a luNur-
mt growth Of hair upon a tale head or hcarlle,,
tice, also a recipe tor the removal Of PmpcS
Blotche, Er"piionS. etc, on the skin. leaving the
same oft. clear and beautiful, can he CD aimed
wilhoul charge bv adirc-siu.
THOS. +. CHAPMAN, Chemist.
oily s23 Broadway, New York
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the subscribers. leing appointed
Probate Court for the District Of Addison
missioners, to receive. examine aud ali
claims aud demands If all pcr.ons agail
estate of MARCUS q PORTER
late of Cornwall in sald district. deccas\
also all claims and demands exhibited n
thereto and six months from the 4th day
being allowed by said Court for that purp,
do therefore hereby give notice tn It we will
to the business of our said appointment
dwelling house Of the widow If the said d,
on the second Wednesdays of No, emit
March next. from nine O'Clock, A. NJ, unit
O'Clock, r. VI on each OF said days.
Dated Mt Cornwall this 9th day Of {
A. u. 1867.
SAMUEL COOK, 10.
29:w3 NELSON b DOUGLAS, Oo'
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Miles . Reilly calls Gen Sheridan a
lighting man from the center OF hi, mar
row to the tip of his moustachc.
Among the actors i'll a circus which
tented IN Iowa recently, II lady found her
son from whum she had not heard for IS
years.
Anna Dirkinson's two new lectures are
entitled "ldlots an Women" ON woman
suffrage, and 'lireakcrs Ahead" on poll
tiles
A Milwaukee man has just sold a city
lot and suburban farm for over $50. 900
which came into his hands 10y the fore
closure Of a $500 mortgage.
A man digging well in Ohio opened
Il suhterranean cavity from which escaped
such powerful current of gas that he
was choked to death
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-10-15
The Fountain OF Youth.
"a MONlN TALE-WARRANrED PURE Y
VEGETABLE, AND NONE GENUINE oNLLsS
SIGNED By TIE PROPRIETOR.
| by Petroleum V. Nasty. (Which is Postmaster
Guar |.

by Petroleum V. Nasty. (Which is Postinaster.)
Guar. |.
1t wuz in Moo York city, that CAV
metropolis the sect Nv luxury and refine
ment, and the home Nv John Morrisev
and the Black Crook.
Thither he'd J come, after O how
many days NV tiresome wakin ~ the
rear guard Nv a drove NV the cattle nv n
thousand hills Nv western Pcnnsylvanv.
| suz in Moo York, and on Broadway
wuz "A site The rumbin, jumhlin.
mass nv wagons and stages and coachrsl
the sidewalks filed with hurryin mass.
The rich, the poor, the high, the low, the
proud, the humble, the aged, the youth.
full
| gaz"d into the winder NV n dr.g
store. Fatila gaze! Unfortnit look !
That look he'd an inhooencc ONO nv fu
cher life.
Wat dill seel
A card.
Thus it red: "Barrett's Hair Res
torailve." with pcter NV man with
thin, gray lox aiorc u>in it, AMI the same
man with heavy hair cz black ~ poe's
stately raven Nv the days Nv yore, after
yoosin it.
Only this AMI MT ling more.
1t wuz enuf, My halr WIZ gray. I
bought bottle and applied it ez by di
reclions on the wrapper.
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TllE Glory of Man is Strength. -
Therefore the nervous and dehilitated should
Immediately use HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcuu,
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AGENTS WANTED.
80

few copies only are offered for sale Of the
splendid Enulish Steel Engraving OF Irving and
his Friends '-.price sl9 and a few OF Mercv's
Dream, from Huutington's Great Panting-price
Slo $ NJ. SoUTHARD
Nergennes, Vt. as.Sw
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1 AIAIE\II.\1I
A Held IS TRANSEIGuKEDl

ENFEEBLED and Delicate Consitu
~ tnu>, ofhr'h sexes. use IIolmhold's + s.r'ct
l} ichu. l. will ,,ivc brisk and energetic feelings
aad enable YOU to sleep we'll.
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DISTINGUISHED JuRsr WRITES To A FRIEND As

II have iri' the Pcruvim Syrup, and the re-
suit iulv su>tains your rredictiun II made a
new man "t me- Infused into NV system new
viSor and energy; | am no longer tremuluu, and
dcuilitatcI. as when YOU last saw me, but strong
~, hcariicr and with iar-er capacity for labor,
mental and ply sicdl. than at any time during the
last five wears"
Thousands have been changed by the use of this
remedy from weak, sicll,, suffering creatures, to
strong. healthy, aud happy men and women aud
mvdiids cannot reasonably hesitate to give it
trial.
The genuine has Peruvian Svrup' blown in
the glass. A ~ page pan phlet viii he seat tree
j. +. DlNSNORE. Proprietor.
No. SO Dey ST., y. Y.
Sid by all Druggists. .y:iw
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CHAR III.

Home again! HON, again! from a
iurrin shore! WV on the th:e<noll NV
my home still, witch wuz home to ne
humble though it wuz Lonzrr Jane.
the wife Nv my buzzum, WIZ at the cate
Gossipin with her nabor ca wuz her
wont
"Loozier lane !" shreekt
"S-i-rl" scd she in a surprised tone.
''Ha," hist !, lis this The treatment "A
fond husband receives on his return to
the bnzznm Nv his family!
"llnshand! yoo is't pos,ihIel Where
Is them gray lox! Hast grown young
agin, ez when in manhoods prime thou
woodSt and won ma ? It cannot be-
and yt,-that breath , 1t il, it IS ="
and size swoondil at my feet The chill
dren he'd more trouble with, but they
finally acknowledged me. The nose WIZ
the fletcher they took hold nv; that wuz
unchanged.
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FISK & HATCH.

For sale bv lai.ks ami Bln;crs generally. Of
whom descriptive Pamphlets and Maps can be
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-10-15
DERUNlAN SYRUP.

A y P.otccteI ISOLATION of die Pfotoxle of
Iron. supplies tue Blood with its Life Element.
Iron, giving strength ri5or ani new Lille to the
whole ;, stem.
Ii he Thousands who are suffering from Dvspcp.
Sia. DEBILITY, Female Weaknesses &C., woull nut
test the Virtues ofthe Peruvian ~ rup the elf, CT
would tot only a>tunish themselves but would
plea all thc trends Tor instead ul feeling cross
ali g"nc' and miserable, they would Dc cheerful,
vigorous aud active.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-10-15

CTATE OF MONT District of Ad
y s. g. The Probate Court f,r the } =
Of Addison. To all persons interested
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Principal and interest payable in Gold Coin, in
New York city. Tnev are in sums Of 81 900 each.
with semi annual gold coupons attached AMI arc
selling for the present at % per cent and accrued
interest Irln July LIST ided in currency, at which
rate hey Viehl nearly
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-10-15
II. A. SHFLDON,1 C,
JOHN CAKDELL, Com er''

|; san entirely scientific discovery, combining
many Of the most powerful and restorative agents
il the vegetable kingdom.
We have such confidence in its merits, and arc
will do all we claim for IL that we offer
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-12-21
1t. Col. A. T. Smith,

Inc announcement that the troops arc to be
removed from this place, renders it fitting
occasion to pay this officer mcritcd co,npli.
ment, says the "Anderson Intelligencer.
During the past eighteen months, Col. SMITH
has been in command of this post, and It is
simple truth to declare that tho delicate din.
tics dcvoving upon him have been DISCHARGED
with exact justice to all parties brought be fore
INN, SO far as in his power His scrupulops
regard for right has been entirely consistcn-
tent with fidelity to his Government, and wo
arc confident that the citizens of the entire
district Will unite in this voluntary tribute of
praise to worthy officer and mcritorious oc,-
t'e"an. We can cheerfully say to our friends
IN I'aurens, where Colonel SMITH will hcro-
alter be stationed, that they will find him 20.
lite and courteous in the discharge Of apv du.
ties embracing the rights or privileges of citi.
Zcns.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-12-21

nEPAhTEn this life on the 9th ,lay of Novemho,
.ooi, at her home Oh Cane Creek, Pickens d;sr;ct
no"th Carolina. MRs. MARY ID. SrRlnIiNG'
consort cert OF Mr. Tnos NJ. STnIBLIxG in lilo Gr,,,
nun year OF her age The deceased. nftcr snnr",
ing nm illness OF somc four mouths duration r,.
aropsy-the latter part Of which was po;nf,i ''i
seVcrc-pnsscd quietly from the shores T.; 49,, y.
nv M mysterious bourne from whence IN trn,,.ua,
., ever returns She was n native ona ros;ana VI
,''s Dsllct. She never made profrss;n,, " ~ y"
G,2n or connected herself with any branch Of ho
Christian Church, yet, she possessed monv - ,'ao
o.ng yTfnes ana valuable traits Of cbornc,"nS '""
T. nc,snoor' she was frank and firm in nil hordo
,mss hhd rs fricnl, she was kind. oonoro,'a
WV hearted and true. She has left nm oIsn,;"''
m.o husband, and six children to mourn tL";r ;"n,
p'"o'e 'oss, besdes numerous circle of ro,.,;n
''," a,, 'rtehos, who knew hor well and loved har
mau wnen tho angel of death unfolds his sai1.
W., Mmhgs IN The family circle, and bears owo. s",e "nS
m's tou pusecss bosom beloved Mo,yrr "pun '.n
n"s mus, aeeply sympahiso with tho boroayed W., W. W.
"mn ss ,lwaya mcekly yield to tho hand of n;s wy
,n,a aIi a,waso rroVdence and say all is wo Na fa,
~ .J We mourn her loss Garth, we hona ,h, ,aS
sne aoounding love and tender comno 5o 'tough
nav0us' cav. M mat lor spirit, ransomcd hy IN" VI oap
OF ms precious blood has aaceSdad IN a'pnS "h
nnd OF pure delight to Mnte VIII to ""gh ,"nS
Siaoo most of tho angels af God IN i sinpina "a M
praises ol tho redeemed forever, a AFs Fsisssp' "e
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-12-21
More Turnins.

We have received through Cen. GARv1N,
from Capt. CoLnouN's place, half dozen tur-
nips, which for size is the largest we lavc
seen this year. They are from Northern seed.
Our experience is, that they (thc Globe varic-
ty) arc the best for stock, growing larger and
furnishing more "grecns" than any other
kind. They have also been sure crop this
season, whereas the native variety has proved
a pretty general failure.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-12-21
w alfalfa.

Wo arc pleased to note the prosperous inl.
cations to be observed at this handsome town.
Several new stores and shops of various kinds
have been opened recently, The trade of the
place has improved greatly. Wagons from
Georgia and North Carolina, loaded down
with barter" lill the streets almost daily
The domestic corn trade is also new feature,
which, VIC trust, may provo mutually profta.
blc Wchopc that the prosperous indications
at Walhala may oventuatc in realities, and
that the size and trade of the place may keep
pace with the energy and public spirit dis
played by it's founders and present thorough.
business population.
Walhala is not only alive to her business
prospects, but is providing for the mental cul.
turc of the youth Of the country. a female
college has been projected, under the auspi-
ccs of the Ladies Educational Society of that
place. The building therefor, we understand,
will be commenced ut the earliest practicable
day. We arc requested to announce in this
connection, that tho "Pickcns Female Semi
nary" All institution Of promise at the same
place, will be opened on tho first Monday in
January next.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-12-21
Arrested.

.,-Wc; learn that ROBERT SMITH, white, who
recent unfortunate occurrence at that place.
has been arrested by the military authorities,
and carried to Charleston Upon what specific
charges We have not been able to ascertain.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-12-21

COLUMBIA AND AUGUSTA R.uno,n
Through the courtesy of President .Joh,oon
all excursion train was run to the terminus of
tnls road, yesterday afternoon, and annie timo
allo"ea the passengers to thoroughly examine
tho "holo bridge, as we'll as tho general mo,lus
opero"'ft of railroad building. The track
layers hnyo reached point little more Than
four miles on the Lexington side of the river
and 1t ls thought that within the next two
months, the snort of the iron horse will an
nouncc to the quiet inhabitants of the VILLAGE
OF Lexington, that Jono tide railroad tro;;o
is actually making its way through that dis.
trlct' Ihe bridge over the Congarcc is do.
serving OF more than passing notice, as il Is
truly skilful piece of workmanship i !.
nm 'yndergradc Fink suspension truss I" r..
tai length of 1,040 feet, in ten spans snalo.
track roadway; depth of truss 2l feet o al
compression strains in cast iron; all tensile
strains in wrought iron; pier towers in trinod
for of wrought iron, capacity 1000 mounds
per lncal foot Of road way, and equal to nass.
ing over with safety a train composed Of fftv
locomotive engines, averaging twenty tons
each. ,1, Cost of structure about $4,000.
The excursionists returned to Co,n,nh;o
about o'clock but from tho bright, l;obt
impaired by full moon, VIC could yerv road;.
y nave imagined that the usually short dav
9. sh's season of tho year had been considero.
0ly lensthcncd, and that tho day god had not
yet rctirod' = Cotunsdia 1aoynie, l2tA Ill.,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-12-21
ADMINISTRATORS SALE,

WILL BE SOLD, OH Saturday the | lth day of
W January next, nt the late residence Of Levi
NJ. Taylor, deceased, the PERSONAL PROPER
Ti OF said dcccnscd consisting Of Corn, Horse
Cattle. Hogs, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Farming Implements, &C., and various other mr.
ticleS.
Esiy" Terms on day Of SALE
II. a. THOMPSON. c.E.r.D., Admir-.
Dec. Is. 1867 l3
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BOUNTY LAND ACADEMY

liE EXERCISES of this Institution will bc ro.
= . s'mcd on the first Monday in February. 1853
Tor the scholastic term Of ten months ;nci,,L;n
tour weeks vacation. at prices in currency rang.
ing as follows: Sl2, SIG, $l8, $24 and $50 per
scholar Studies Eng!;s! am! Classical. when
T. pnPn enters upon quarter he will bo charged
Tor 'at quart ar unless in Of proyi,lcntio hin
france Two cents per day extra will be charged
,n' a"r "ay scholars. boarding. good and cl,cnp'-
INC Academy is situated six miles below Walhnlla
on Tue 'iue Ridge Ralroad Prompt payment re-
In'rcd ut the close Of the school.
". IT, CLEVELAND
Dec l2, 1867 -
r. S.-Those indebted for Tuition Mt present
of indulgence. " r.
BFas" anderson Intclligenccr cory onco and send
bill to Walhaln. 'N ''sA~' ''sA~'
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-12-21

Ey" Attention is directed to tho advertise
mcnt Of Mr. PIErER. Icpurchascd his Goods
after the fall in prices, and can afford to sell
on the best terms. See his advertisement.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-12-21
PICKENS C. H., s. c.:
Saturday Morning, December 81, 1867

ED- No paper will DC issued from this
Office next week. This will afford all persons
connected Herewith an opportunity Of enjoy
ing the festivities of the season Anticipat.
ing pleasure for them, we wish for our friends
and patrons n full measure of the samo
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-12-21

Iry- In New York, on the 18th instant
cotton was quoted at 152. Gold, 81.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-12-21

na5" y drove Of Tennessee hogs passed
through this place few days ago. Price,
nine ccnts gross. The cry of g hard times
will continue so long as VIC buy that which
VIC should produce
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-12-21

Gy- 1t is now definitely asccrtaincd that a
Convention has been carried in South Carroll
na by a majority Of several thousand votes
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-12-21

&c" Cotton is selling in Anderson at 1Ol
tax not included.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-12-21

ADVERTISING, -" Forncys Press" one of
'ne shrcwdest and ablest Of newspapers, has
the following sensible idea for advcrtisipe,
We have for many years studied the art
OF advertising, and still it remains to us a mar
vel that there is not hundred times more Of
1t. We never yet knew man to advertise
his wares literally and steadily, that it did not
pay Yet there arc thousands of manueactu-
rers and tens of thousands of men having ar (.
ticcs which they declare ought to be ain
every household in the country" who adver.
use as slngerly and closely as though they
had at heart no faith in it at all. How can
they expect to get their goods everywhere nm.
less some knowledge of the articles GETS into
the family first, through tho family papcr p
Ii we waited till people learned from tboir
nc's'lbors, VIC might wait for years before the
most wonderful and useful inventions boo,n,o
known"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-12-21
RECEIPTS

Inc following persons have paid on their su,
scription to tho COURIER, as follows:
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-12-21
Masonic.

We arc indebted to friend for Tho follow
ing list of officers elected by the members Of
Pendlcton Lodge, No 81, A. +. NJ, on Sat-
urday evening last:
AUG. ). SITToN, Worshipful Master.
NJ. L.. SHARPE, Senior Warden.
JAMES HUNTER, Junior Warden.
JOHN R. SIrroN, Treasurer.
w. ii. d. GAILLARD, Secretary.
Subordinate officers appointed as follows
JAMES SEABoRN, Senior Deacon; Il. +. S1r.
TON, Junior Deacon, and d. a. KEAsrpp
Tyler.
The following is list of tho officers clcctnd
0y the members of Living Arch Chapter, No.
=, Il. A, NJ, of Pendlcton, on Saturday ,,st
Tor the ensuing Masonic year:
W. II. D. GArLLAnD, NJ. r.. High Priest
GEORGE SEABoRN, H.. King.
NJ. IL SHARPE, e.. Scribe.
JAMES SEABoRN, Captain of tho Host
nAMUEh a. JAMES, Principal Soiourper
JOHN Q. CHERRY, Royal Arch Captoin
Join y. DAVIS, Grand Master 3d Vc;l
a. SMITH, Grand Master I'd Veil
w. .. w. MCCAIN, Grand Master 1st Vol,
JAMES HUNTER, Treasurer
AUG ). sIrToN, Secretary.
G1 Honduras is said to be in tho mark ~
of a loan of novel character. Itbaa hoon
% s'ckly 'nerc lately that the young neon1o
nave died of, and they want to borrow tbroo
thousand infants.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-12-21
II d n, IA, r.

I RACHEL N. a. HENDRICKS wfc Of Moses
J., Hendricks. Of Pickcns District, Farmer. here
by gives notice that nj the xpiraiion Of one month
from this date, she will carry business FREQ
dealer My occupation will bo tliat of Farmer.
RACHEL N. a. HENDRICKS.
Dec 20, 1867 IL 5
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-12-21
Change Of Schedule on Greenvilfo
and Columbia Railroad.

{ AN and after Friday. tho 9th instant Pas,
ooD,o, 0 s,enger trains win run daily, (suudeys es,
Leave Columbia, m . =,
Leave Alston, AK =,
Loaye Nowberrv IN az
Arrive ut Abboville, 3So ~,
Arrive ut Anderson, BLK ~
Arrive at Grccnvilo, a oo Nv
Leave Grcrnvllo n m -,
l.oayo Anderson. G ~ n ~
Arrive at Abbovillo, AK . -,
Leave Newbcrry, Ok nm
Arr,e arrve NJ NJ n, nnlston, 300pm
NJ; no ae Columbia, 90 pm
trains on the Blue Ridge Railroad win aiso
run daily, Sundays excepted. oonu2otIna with
u tno up and down trains on tho Greonyllo and
Columbia Railroad, as follows;
Leave Anderson at 4 oOn ~,
Leave Pcndeton at q On
Arrive ut Walhalln at 8O0 ~,
I.oave Walhalla at 4.0S = -,
Leave Pendleton at & 40 ~ -
Arrlye at Anderson at An"r1
Ihe train will return from Belten to Andardbn
on Moaday and Friday moraipea1 y s''@s'Ss''AA SF
JAMES o MEKffEpIrM
DOGS, 1867 SsaafSiat Sa s9porintssna9sns an?sa9lsen4ss
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-12-21
How the Presidents Message was Received
by Congress

The Washington correspondent Of the New
York "Tribuue," QadicaD speaking Of the
reception of the Message, says:
" 1t appeared to have very little effect either
on the members or OH the spectators inithc
galleries. There were no dcmonstrationsei ei
thcr Of approval or Of dsapproval, aud thc
whole thing foil fiat and stale. The only rip
pie of excitement was at tho point where the
President alluded to the Democratic triumpl,s
in the recent elections, when tho Republicans
laughed at the Democrats, and the Dcmocr.ts
returned the compliment iii long, loud and TO-
pcated OUTLAWS. Shortly after the members
got together and began discussing the dotu-
mcnt. The Republicans entertain but ohc
opinion respecting it, which is that it il IL
bold, nsolcnt defiance of Congress. Thcyay
it shows a determination on the part OF Ir.
johnson to continue in his present coute,
and, should impeachment be attempted, to h-
sist Congress by every means at his commapN,
They all admit its ability, and the >qucstiy On
asked by almost every one is, 'Who wrote i4?'
for the majority of people fancy they see iyaGs
of some fine Roman hand in its pages. +
They say it possesses the cunning and shrcw{ H.
ness of Seward and the argumentativcncss bf
both Black and Stanbcrry that it is Jolh-
son only in its spirit of menace, hostility ,td
recklcssncss. The Democrats, on tho otlpr
ve"s. oss, u,,,t' su} tfas
as state paper, it has never been coualed 70,
ability, strength and vigor, aud that if Mr.
johnson will only stand on it as firmly rs he
docs on the constitution, it will totally ami.
hlIate the Republican party, horse, foot and
artillery. But they fear that he will not have
sufficient nerve to hold out against the i'm.
pcachcrs' and that he will bc induced to make
compromise with them and retreat Itt,c
from his present position"