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

upon the fall elections. This is the admitted
fact in both rules. The Radicals doem. theiu
defeat as quite possible "A few weeks agSss@
they were confident in their strength They Z
see now that they are not invulnerabe. They \
may lose, but If they win they will make q 4
most tyrannical use of their power Thoy Il
will impeaoh the President if they carry Peaa,-as
syvania, Ohio and New York, at the fall eloc.
tions. This seems to be- settled by geuerals
opinion among tho members Of the party and
it's leaders. J
WASHINGTON, September 22.--The cor
respondence between Gov. Orr and GeneraxZ5
Sickes, will be published. tits quite long.
Abiding to Sickles' removal, Orr says: "I
desire to express to you the great regret whioli
feel, personally aud officially, at the course,
taken by the President and his advise, id
this matter" Sickles replies, explaining hisea
course, thanking tho Governor, and argues
the case generally. .'.
Gen. Grant has referred to stanbcry, Fits
Portcr's application for a now trial The
document covers letter from Con. Pope, op.
posing new hearing.
Gen. Banks accompanied Romero to Mex.
ico.
The counsel in the case of the UnitcdN
States Us. Frazer, Trenholm g. Co., arc on
denvoring to close tn, matter. Cushing, the :,
United States counsel, gives dinner to tho
opposing lawyers.
New ORLEANS. September 23 - Accor.
ding to the Republicans figures; the whole :
number of deaths from, yellow fever, from tho
commencement to Saturday morning, the 21st,
amount to l,214; deaths for twenty-four
hours, to Sunday morning, Ct (; to this morn-
ing, 77-being the largest number in any two
days since the epidemic begun.
R1cnMoNn, September 23-Gen. Scho-
field has issued the same order as Candy, that
self cxilcd now returned Confcdcratcs, must
take the parole oath. :-h
despatch from Lancaster says That. Ste.l
vcns is very sick and is supposed to be dying.
WAsntNGroN, Sept 23.-Confederats Sec. s
retary of the Navy, Mallory, has been par-S
doncd
Gen, Sieklcs responded at length, and Han. 4
cock and Sheridan very briefly, to The serena
dcrs. Hancock will not assume command =.
until he arrives within the Fifth District. f
Stevens is better
Commissioners Taylor tclegraphs to the In.
dian Bureau, fvnm Omaha, that the prospects
of peace with the Indians arc more flattcrn.,
than ut any time the council with them NJ
North Platte being perfectly satisfactory
There were five deaths from cholera ut On.
aha Yesterday.
c'...I ~ :, -,
npIo"' Ih, uoaP's'"os ron North fiat.c rcltcr-
aae sne a"Saass1'o."ty terminus OF the peace
oo.io.onco' ., ''fu S'''e '''"t indian affairs are
"S ~ r,,'o'''"'"s 's as eVor'
!, ,,n nsno "e'o ."o G"ornee s,a mSet'ngs @ to day
~ y ~ rf IIoaNS 'oV 20 t'oov.
n = ',o'.on' =, su'eof o' the Now York !
AUGUSTA, September 23..-Judge Reese,
OF the Superior Court, writes to Gen. Pupo,
dars ~" o"""p. a" THY uu' ''1 recent lnr} Or
as 60: s"'o po'ns 49, .n VOCATION D ., tue laws
.. ".o's'a una o. the ot''e ana Federal Con.
,;nr - J"use h'ese c'a''l's tha1 reglstra.
ona hoo", 10 "e,s "pe'o"".' ana "ot eo'nPn'soryr
';xa"s nu "eeause a men VINO my oe otherwise loyal
thcv shou,a 10 a.,,n,, ~ .''s 10 40 reason why \
;nrv eo ,t'o"' sciS'"s ."
con po, ,: -, -. 80,
yivc I'm M tho ,;,,'. ;up'ts ..'. Inc n'n!ary os
St,to wh;sn "' !" ~ as''o any Jaw o! m !ho
70 hi,vs nrdrs ~ y, ""n,Ge ea WIN the m,''t'
mn.f 't.n ~ =" aug 90 were ISSUED Dy