Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-09-28
MERE. MENTION.

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Money Order" post office. o.-If dead
man could return among his heirs, he would
be moro grieved than when he died Tho
New York police. arrested 81 1928 persons du-
ring the three months ending with July
Gen. II E. Lee is stopping at the Virginia
Healing Springs "A Provost Court has
been established in Darlington .-The col.
ored men of ST. Louis have nominated one of
their number for alderman. n.--The road to
ruin is always kept in good repair, and the
traveller pays tho expense. .---1, 100000
children attend school in Russia. He who
tolls with pain will cat with pleasure. Van
Dieran's Land, out of population of 80 900,
contains bu. four Of the aboriginal Inhabitants.
Corn sells in Oskaloosa, Iowa, at eight
cents tushcl.-- There are 228,000 men,
bers of the temperance organizations in Mas
snchusetts do, 900 cattle have baen driven
from Texas to Kansas this year. r.--Ile milk
frcights on the Harlem railway amount to
over 81, 500 day. Shooting with air.guns
is becoming frequent in New York THE
Chassepot has beaten tho neede.gun, and that
in Berlin. .--I President Lincoln's coach is
offered for sale in New York. .--They Ind
frost in Connecticut lust Sunday morning.
AUGUSTA, September 20-Gcncral Pope
has ordered an election to be held in Georgia,
commencing Tuesday, 10th October, aud con.
tinuing three days, at which registered voters
may vote for convention or against convention;
also for delegates to constitute said convcn-
ton, in case majority of votes so decide.
The senatorial districts as established by the
State laws are adopted for the purposes of
representation. The convention to consist of
100 delegates. The instructions are general
ly the same MS those issued for the election in
Alabama.
NORTH PLATTE, via Omaha, September
19.-The commission held council with
Spotted Tail, Turkey Leg aud other chiefs,
to-day The Indian utimatum is the with
drawal of the troops from the Powder River
country and the abandonment of Smoky Hill
and the Pacific Railroad. They also demand
guns, ammunition aud presents. The com
mission will reply Tomorrow. War seems in.
cvitiblc.
WAsHISGroN, September 20.-Sheridan
and Sickles are here. Hancock lcavcs in n
few days for ST Louis.
The Cabinet meeting lasted two hours
Grant was absent.
Internal revenue receipts, to day, $780,
The Bureau Of Indian Affairs has rcceiv
ed nothing confirmatory of the extraordinary
demand Of the Indians on the North Platte
The national council of American ,ner
chunts assemblies in Baltimore on the 24th
inst
a. Il. Stewart is dead. lie leaves S70,-
100000.
Gov. Fen.on had prolonged interview
with Grant today.
New ORLEANS, September 20. General
Mower has issued IN order similar to that Of
Candy, regarding Confcdcratcs who were self
exilcd and have since returned and arc now
subject tn parole
lntcrments from yellow fever to 6 O'Clock
this morning sixty ak
HEARTS CONTENT, September 20 Tie
cable of 1866 has been repaired and is work.
ing well.
WASHINGTON, September 20.-The Pres
idcnt expresses confidence that notwithstan.
ding appearances, the elections South will &C.
cur simultaneously.
The "Trhune's" despatch from North
Platte says peace has been declared wish the
Brules, Ogn,les and Sioux In lians They re-
ceive powder and ball. Pawnee Killer left
the coaneil in anger. Tho Commissioners
have left for Omaha
WASHINGTON, Sept 21,-A serious difficulty
has arisen in the city council in reference to
negro and white votes.
Gen. Sheridan is summoned and will ,est;.
fy before the Paymastcr Fraud Committee.
1t is expected that Sheridan's testimony will
throw some light on the Lowcnthal connlicn.
ton
The Star says it learns that Gen. Sick
les has letter from Gov. Orr EXPRESSING
gratitude, in behalf of the people of South
Carolina, for what Sicklcs did for them du.
ring his rule
Receipts Of eustesns for the week ending
on the the 18th, SO 1912, Coo.
The Federal Court processes arc regularly
execnted in the Second Military District
The @ Express says it is understood that
hancock Will not assume command of the
Fifth Military District until the 10Th proxi
mo.
RICHMOND, Sept 2l-Gen. Scho6eld,
this morning, issued an oraor that the ballots
OF the white and coorcd voters in the coming
election shall be taken separately. En- every
district of 500 votes, three persons shall
assist the registering officer in receiving votes
and and where more than 500, SIX persons shall
ass'sS--slf being previously sworn to the i'm.
partial discharge of their duties and selected