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SCHOOLS

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month, and rely on profits for my pay. Address,
J. G. TILTON, Pittsburgh Pa
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RECONSTRUCTION.


When the war ended in the spring, of
1865 nine ofthe rebel States were left with
out governments of any kind. The officers
composing the rebel State Governments
were either killed, captured, or fled. and
State authority of all kind had disappeared.
This presented a case expressly provided
for by the Constitution of ths United States,
which declares that the United States shall
guaranty to each State Republican form
Of government. State governments has
ceased to exist, and it was the duty and
the tight Of the government of the United
States to reorganize new onos upon a 10y
basis. Mr.. Johnsonrecogniz-
cd this condition OF thing and the power of
the government ofthe United States, but
assumed the right to initiate plan of re-
construction himself, independent of Con-
gress.
This OF course was clearly without the
limits Of his constitutional power, but it
was declared by him at the time, and by
Mr.. Seward, Secretary Of State, that these
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-12

Return to Washington Of Commits
si0ner Kinney What he Thinks d
the SitudtiOa- What the Indians
IcnldnH. Nc.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-12
THE SOLDIERS OF ONO.

Soldiers of Ohio! You have won an
imperishable name in the war for the pre-
servation OF the Union. Your glorious
crown Of glory for your State. You were
among the first to rush to arms when your
country called, and did not lay them down
uutil the last armed foe had fled the field.
Side by side with the soldiers from every
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-09-12
Che Republican,,

=. Politics, Literature. &C.,
published every Thursday Morning by
I. MATTINGLY.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-16
Europe Done Up ip Brief.
Savannah Republican, saws :

me Savannah Repubicnn," says:
. england, racked with spasnodic Fenian
pains; France aud Prussia glaring ut each
other across the Rhine; Russia trying to raise
money, and arming in hot haste for some ui.
@hnt'c crusade; Austria binding up her
wounds; rcactionary convention lust dis
pcrsing from Mancs, and Revolutionary
council adiourning in anger from Geneva.
the king OF Italy crampcd by the gripc Of
Napoleon into an unwilling arrest of Garibal.
al, and his whole kingdom on tho eve of con.
scqncnt insurrccion; Rome under martial
sw sPn,n bleeding @ It Hysry pore under mil
ing on TO tue bitter end and Greece agitnted to
cspc"se their cause; Turkey Threatened with
:ore'gn attack and domestic disruption: such
's INC iivciy picture the elder continent nres.
chts. And why; Because she still tocrntes
th' nona'chical and military system. which
some OF our madmen are doing tbcir hest =,
initiate. Because she keeps $500, 900 aha
coa'cd consumers away from tile fields and
factories, where they would be producers in
times OF peace, 5000 900 in time Of wur and
thus actually loses $lOOO.O00 900 in hard
cas'' per ahnun', which would 20 to feed and
cduc"tc her poor, cultivate her.waste lands
improve her dwellings, and make her nonnln
happy,, instead of turbulent and disconten.
'eu. II there bolany saving grace in 1868
as rs the prophets of European liberalism nro'
d,ct' 1t will nrise in TINT hour when tho fpn,,
the nations" Wy o'on VI
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-16
The Recent Elections

Elections were held in the States of New
York, New Jersey, Missouri, Wisconsin, Min
nesota, Massachusetts, Illinois, Maryland and
Kassas, on Tuesday the 5th instant
New York, which gave radical majority
Of near l4,0o0 last yonr, has gone for the dem
ocrats hy "a majority Of 10000. The same
party has secured the Legislature by IL small
majority. which secures the election of dem
ocratic U. S. Senator
New Jersey runs up conservative MAORI
ty of $4,000, and elects Legislature of the
same grit. III G State was radical last year.
IL Wisconsin s!anesota illinois md Kan
From Missouri, the democrats gain one
member of Congress.
Maryland has elected democratic Cover
nor and State officers by majority OF 3U. 900.
massachusetts, the strong hold of radical,
ism, although not carried hy the conservatives,
large gains have been mnde 10y them. On
the race for Governor, the radicals lose A..
ONO The Legislature is radical, and in ia
vor OF granting licenses to sell liquor
In Kansas, female suffrage was voted down
by large majority. So too, in all the States
where negro suffrage was in issue, the North
crn people have decided against it by heavy
najoritics
The effect of these elections upon tho coun.
try generally is unknown, but we think wc
may safely assume that negro sufflng, ;. met
deserved fntc-that the dangers of coulisca.
ton have passcd-and that the impcnchment
OF the President will not be insisted on.
Nevertheless, the eye of both parties is on
the Presidential succession, and every nerve
Will be strung to secure the prize. The inter.
ests of the country, therefore especially the
proper restoration of the South-wll doubt.
less be held in obcyancc until after the great
struggle in 1868
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-16
The Georgia Election.

The Augusta Republican says that Of
fetal returns from all but thirteen counties
givca total vote of lll,0O0, which of itself is
large majority of the registered voters, and
thereby secures II convention of the people Of
the State under the reconstruction acts of
Congress. The counties to hear froat will
increase the vote of the State 5000. The
wn;,e vote cast is between $4,000 and 10 900.
n ,arly one i.:lf If the registered white voters.
r publican tickets lave been elected in every
district, except tho 43i :" nearly every
county. where the white vote p, nratcS,
the largest hnjoritics lave been given {" for 81
convention" So says the " Iscpublic@a."
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-16
Death of Samuel G. Reeder.

We are paincd to learn that SAMUEL G.
REEDrR, one of our best citizens, died at his
residence in this District, on the 26th ultino
Unassuming in his manners, he was firm and
determined in adhcring to right and spent
much of h;s time and substance, during his
declining years, in amci,eroting the condition
of the unfortunate. Advanced iii years, he
was overwhelmed by the misfortuncs oi his
country, and the progress of disease.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-16
The Conservative Convention.

We publish this week, on our FIRST pago, tho
proceedings Of the Conservative White Con.
.vention held in Columbia on tho 9th instant.
The following report, from the !" Chronicles
will give our readers, after they have ressi the
Address "to the people of South Cnroln1a,' p
an idea of the sentiments of the PROMINENT
members Of that body. The report says:s
"Ex.Gov. Perry moved that the addfcss be
adopted. The President of the Convention,
sresigning tho chair to Hon. w. Il. DeSaus.
sure, opposed the motion, on tho ground that
it was inexpcdent at the present time fortbo
State to take any action. He thought the
document ably prepared and fully expressive
of its purpose, but believed that it might do
more harm than good
Ex.Gov. Perry replied, and the debate
became general. Mcssrs. Reynolds and Gil
bert, of Sumter, Hamilton, Of Chester, and
McMaater, of Columbia, took sides with Gen
Chestnut. They were opposed by Messrs.
Blanding, Townes, Ray, Addison. Pope, ,Judgc
Aldrict, Judge Inglis, and Gen. HAMPTON.
The discussion occupied five hours. alr5aS-was
listened to with great interest by both spccta-
tors and convention. The speeches were u,,-
usually brilliant, iorciblc aud eloquent, and nt
brief sketch can do justice to either xaanncr
or matter"
1t is 100 early yet to value the effect of tho
action of the convention. Granting that its
object and aim was laudablc, calling the con
vcntion was doubtless mistake. 1t was, il
nothing else, loves labor lost" 1t has
however, afforded Judge ALDRlctI, who has
porsistently opposed the quiet and peaceablt
restoration Of the country, an opportunity o
letting off his chronic, political gas. AnC
this is one Of the minor objections to the as
| semblagc.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-16
IA CARD.

Mn EpTou: In your issue Of The 9th instant,
I notice un,lpr The caption. "The Peoples Tick
ct." nv name announced as candidate 10 repre-.
sent Pickcns District in the expected State Con-
vcntion. In declining this honor. | cannot but
express my thanks to those friends who have thus
given evidence Of their continued confidence in my
heartfelt desire and purpose to promote tho inter-
css Of Pickcns District. What nm. aud what
possess is due in great measure 10 the kindness
of the people Of this District. and my prospects for
future success rest upon them My local interests
identical with theirs. and whatever detrimcnt
hcials them, their interests an property, awat
likewise me and mine. In woru, no person
could have stronger motives 10 labor for the good
Of this State and District than myself, and were
elected to this Convention every feeling of duty
and interest would urge me TO avoid. as tnr ms hui
prudence would avail, the evils to 6c anticpn-
ted from il. But Il oppose The Convention, shnll
vote against it. and therefore Il, sire no scat in the
body. Respectfully,
". q. KEITH.
Nov Io. 1867 Z
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-16
Election Notice

@ lust as we GO to press, the following note
was was received from Mr.. w. NJ. WooD1N, Chair.
'l'an n OF tho Bonrd Of Registration, Cd precinot
s loa er me wont OF Managers Of ELECTIONS at
i,ao Inc alnefent polling precincts Col. SMITH
ip dras oonsolaated tue, six preeincrs into two.
aMe Ss S9tes e at Cllfoheewil he poled at Pick.
ens y, =. a5,,, and thoseat Haips, Whetstope
ahF Eiuo9nel FIJI will be polledat WalhallaS
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-16
Nov. I2. 1867
TUNNEL llIIL. Nov. II. 1867.

RodI H. Thompson. Esq: Sir l find my
nam" announced through your paper ns n can,i-
date for The Convention which is TO assemble.
| think il duty owe .Thc People," TO inform
my friends thu | nm moi eligible. not being nj
lowed I" register. j hope that :. the people T" wilt
accept my warmcst gratitude for their expression
OF cuniil"nCa in their unwnrt,v servant.
EDMUND I3itND0N.
Nov 8 1867 g
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a T. S o
sME ssEAa4 HssWATE
OF SAMUEL ALBERsoN ppcr. .spn

OF SAMUEL ALBERsoN, DECEASED
Sl'nn'e nv Pickens DStric,. South Carolina IN
" little River; and kn"wp, ns tho Ilmo p}nco,
containing opc Hundred and Sixty Acres ' mnre
.essi nn!,. mn.t tn,tl"lrng lands Of William Whit.
q Terms OF sALE.-on q credit of
'sWaya months. withinerest; tho. pnrchaser ~
s.ye i, pond and approved security to tlo Ordin.
"W. VIII = mortgage Of the premises. If dean,ad
n0cessary ny him I" secure tho paymans Of the
'p"ronase noney,oxcopt the cost xrns s!s..ss,s s
atonms p",a IN cash ostre for tlos
Sherif's Office, Nov o, 1867 sr,p; !.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-16

DSy% The Minutes of the Twelve Mile Riv-
er Baptist Association have been printed, and
arc now ready for delivery.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-16

Gs- On the 9Th instant, in Charleston, cot.
ton was quoted at IS to II; rice, 8; corn,
81 SO to 81 70; flour, sll to sl4 90; salt,
81 SO; oats, 90 cents per bushcl.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-16
PICKENS C. H., S. c.:
Saturday Morning, November 18, 1867

DsS" In New York, on the 18th instant cot
ton was declining ut l8 to l82. Gold, 800.
Corn, 81 35. Flour. SS to. .Sl4 90.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-16
Declination.

Capt. y. s. BRIGGs requests US to say that
he is not Il candidate for the Convention.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-16
RECEIPTS

The following persons have paid on their sub
scription to the CoUnlER, ns fo)ows'
W. s. Woolhrgh. 81 90
gJno. Cnpehnit 6Ot
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-16
THE g'AL ESTATE

Or BENJAMIN W. MARE", DECEASED;
! !" Wit One ono Acre I.nt in tho vilnge of;
S,, snr r'ny' IN Prkrns District. Will, q good
S."r" lj""sc thereon adjoining lands formerly
q D. ). Strhling, Benz. IIo!land and others.
oolu 'or The payment Of debts.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-16

virtue of an or"er directed TO INC by W.
- H. li'lcnmbc. Esq. Ordinary Of Pickens
District. - } will sell To the highest bidder ut
6cr next.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-16

EES" T'lse friends Of nj. NQnuIden
respectfully nnn"ni,cr him Il candidate t.r tho
Sintc C"nv"ntiUn. Election l0tI aud Goth M.
vember. 1857
October % 1867 S
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-16

l~is" 'Et,~ friends G,T a,r., q. WI. Fol
ssnT respectfully announce him candidate for
;"e State Convention 1T the II. proaching election
90 October 23. 1867 s
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-16

GeSF" The friend. OF Dv. William
'a. A,ie!dl respectfully announces him IL candidate
'0r thr State Convention.
Dciohcr %. 1867
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a ]. S &
ONE HORSE

ray" This prnp'r'y will he sold NJ Rogers Store.
III frkens District. on Monlny the "a; day of De-
cem"Nr next. FOR The payment Of Internal Revenue
taAea now due TO the United States.
Gy" 's'sIysSaS s;ASEs.
D. J" COBB. Deputy Collector
Nov I2 lHG7 : q
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-16

aeis" The Agricultural Bureuu report for
octobor says the presentindioations place tho
Cotton crop, at 2,500,000 balos II will oes.
t.ainly exceed 100000 bulcs. phe, sr,ouisi.
ana Sugar yield isa estimated at twonty nor
cent, 9 more than Inst Year. A decline ia the
g. srop Indicated ia tho pripoipa .obao.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-16

Gy- The Legislature Of Tennessee has re-
considered the vote prohibiting distinction of
color in cars, &c., and motion is aow pcnd
ing to require railroads to run special negro
cars. The negro is good enough to vote, but
not to hold office and ride IN tic cars with the
jewel" "''
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-16

ssT Congress Inject on Thursday next
1lst a instant "A1great cry and little wool'i
aoay very naturally be.expected. s55> # s
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-16
A CARD.
Nov. 8. 1867

The election ror members to the State Convcn.
tion has been ordered. and the time allowed is very
short II hchoovcs us. then. to make selection Of
those who are to represent us without delay. This
we think, should bc done without reference to
prejudice or former p,liiicnl opinions-he primo
object being To secure the election Of < good men.
We. therefore. present The names of tho following
gentlemen to represent picscns District in the ap-
preaching State Convention:
Err. "a. Nj. FO3GnIR,
nos. w. ADAMS, Esq,
E>r. T.. IS. ,S3aaNSDN.
MANY CITIZENS
Oct. q Si7 d s
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-16

Richmond, VA, November o.-Yestcr.
day, at Bountsvillc, Tenn. a suit against thc
Southern Express Company was tried ~
which the plaintiff claimed damages for goods
destroyed by the Federal troops on an exnrc So
car' in Virginia. The Express Comp,nv
plead their bills provided against dumnocs fnr
loss by fire or tho common enemy" Jndoo
Butler decided that tho Federal troops were
not the common enemy, and verdict FIR
$4,000 WAS given against the Con,nanv ~
an excited Republican mee;ipo wos ho,d
At the headquarters of the blacks lust NIGHT
q a committee was appointed to witt on Gen
Schofield and request hin, to order tho o;tu n
election eject Lewis Lindsay, coored delevnte
s; sioot 70 inc convention, made speech ,llu.
aing to the discharge Of negroes for yot;n', a;,
the rndlca! ticket. he aaid. before anv or ' h;s
1nidren should suffer for food. tho pirec,s nf
Richmond Il should run knee dccp in blood :.
lie iae thanked God the negroes had le"rnea to
aso swords and guns. All efforts Of tho more ~
peaceful negroes to stop these de,nons,s W sions
wei were wild wildly hooted down, The cisiaens here
are apprehensivo of trouble. WaraelI md
other white radicals. left she,,neesina 5''N. m
RALEIGH, November $3.50 Offioiai ros;a. ,o. rs
ton resurhs show 103, ,080 white voters, w and
El,6o1 col0rody White tnaioritg5 III dna ~ -