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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-12-21

1867. DIR
March 2.-To cash received of l..
Thomas, s.p.D s $50 90
June To cash received of S.
g. lIcrndon, H. G, I'll 90
July l7.-To cash received Of S.
g. llcrndon, I. G, s1l 9s
el705 0S
1867. CIR.
March by cash paid II. D.
Mcdonald for repairs on Cone
ross Bridge, 8 10 90
juno by cash paid Holcombc
d l'agood, part repairs on kco-
wee Bridge, 300 90
juno by cash paid w. j. Hun
nieutt, part Comu,'r Hughe's
juno 20.-By cash paid j. b.
llunnicutt for repairs on Stamp
Greek Bridge, Is O0
.nly l7.--By cash paid w. IT,
Etriblng Tor repairs on Little
River and Cane Greek Bridges, 90
July lI.--By cash paid W. j.
llnnnicutt balance Commission
ol hughes order, G2 SO
June 3.-l}y cash paid j. A. Doyle
for work on Chaugs Bridge, $50 90
June a.--By cash paid j. A.
Doyle for putting uandrails On
Chauga Bridge, 90
Juuc BY cash paid Joel f.
Jones for work on Chauga
Bridge, part Is 90
June Cash paid X. 4. Thopp.
sou for advertising, I6 %
June by cash paid b. Mich
olson for repairs on Bridges Is 90
June by cash pd. J. 9. Whit
ten for repairs on Perkins Creek
Bridge, Is 90
Juno by cash paid David
Nimmons forrcpars Oh Perkins
Creek Bridge, 35 90
June by cash paid J. G.. Ma
son FOR building Bridge on Bea-
vcrtlan part 30 co
July 27.--By cash paid M. s.
Messer for PLANK tor Chanra
Bridge, so 90
July l5.By cash paid j. Y.
Jones Tor repairs On Chauga
Creek Bridge. rs 60
July Is, By cash paid J. E;.
Jones for repairs Chau;a
| Creek Bridge, Is 90
| July I7.--By cash paid II. B.
| Brooks for repairs on Whct-
stone Bridge, 1s 90
july l7.-By cash paid John Oak
ley for repairs on Cane Creek
Bridge, IS 90
July 17--By cash paid T.. Rogers,
part, order Little River Bridge, 80 90
July l7.-By cash paid Wm Cal
lis, part order Milestone Bridge 80 90
July l7-By cash paid Joel Shed,
| part, order Milestone Bridge 10 90
June by cash paid Samuel
Reid, part, for repairs on Keo-
wee Bridge, 25 90
July l7.-By cash paid W. Fl.
Stribling for repairs on Cane
Creek Bridge, 20 90
July ~ By cash paid W. H.
Stribling for repairs on Cane
Creek Bridge, 6 so
| July ]7.-By cash paid r. D. Nc
! Donald for repairs on Concross
Bridge, 30 90
August g. by cash paid w G.
Stone for repairs on Concross .
Bridge, 7 90
May ll.-By cash paid w. Pitch
ford for Ghauga Bridge, part 500 90
May ] By cash paid Ifolcombe
| u Hagood, part for repairs on
hcowcc Bridge, 100 90
juno 25.-By cash paid r. p
Werner for work on Chauga
Bridge, 81 65
June 35.-By cash paid r. A.
Cilmer for Plank for Chauga
| Bridge, 6 so
Sept. l4.-By cash paid NJ r.
linnnicutt for repairs of Bridge
! cast Of Ravcnels, 6 90
/ Sept. ll.-Ry cash paid p. Med.
| Alexander for repairs on wash
| near lower Kcowec Bridge, 4 90
July l7.--By cash paid j. r.
Snelgroyc for repairs on Rave
! ncI's Bridge, 13 sc
June 2o-Isy cash paid W.B.
! White, part for building Cone.
| ross Bridge, 80 90
June 20.--By cash paid W. Pitch
ford, part for Chauga Bridge, rs 90
| By commission on $l7O5.08 re-
ceivcd, at 2 per cent. 81 II
BY commission Oh slG55 33 paid
out, at per cent, 33 10
| S1722 81
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STEVENS HOUSE.
ii, S3, 23 O. 81, Broadway, n. Y.
Opposite Bowling Green
OH '6'aSgI g.sJyseSsp.AM b,u.aM

NPFoSlto SoYiliiS trccn.
OH TaSE EUROPEAN GsH.AN.
s..eetsa, THE STEVENS HOUSE is we'll
l;:;I and widely known to the travelling
E2s&. public. The location is especially suita.
blc 20 merchants and business mon it in in
clnse proximity TO tho business part of tho CITY
lis on tho highway OF Southern and Western
trarcl-and adjacent to all the principal Rail
road and Steamboat Gopots
The SrEN FMS HOUSE has liberal accom-
modaiions for OYER 800 cucsts,--:t is VOL FUR
nishcd, and possesses every modern improve
mont for tho comfort and entertainments Of its
inmates. Tho rooms arc spacious and VOL ven
tiIatcd- provided with gas and watcr---tho at
tendance IL prompt and rcspcctiul-and tho to-
bio is generously provided with eyory dolicaoy
of the sonson, at moderate pricos.
Tho rooms having been ro-(urnished and re-
modelled, we arc onabled to offer extra facilit;ns
for tho comfort and pleasure of our o;cs..
GEO. K. CHASE Il CO.,
,oc~ Propriotora.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
rtcHENs--IS ruE COMMON Pleas
samuel lovingood horeiyn ANachmcnt
r. A. Tate. prWs dt,v
y WHEREAS, tLo rinintiir did, on ihe ieih DIV
J Of March, 1867, flc his declaration aaoin:,
me Defendant, (who, il il sadI is absent fro, -;
Without the limits .: III. .sute, and has nnithc,
w." ,.or attorney known within tho same, upon
whom copy of tho said declaration might be scr
vea; 10 is therefore ordered, nat the said ,lcfrn
Iant do appear and pload thereto, on or before the
llth day OF March, 1868; 9th :rwiso, final and nb-
soiitc Judgment will then bo givcn and awarded
against him.
l.. e. IAGOOD, cc.r.
Clerks Office, March III 1:'j7 lY
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-12-21

Commissioners 10, Approcc the bonds Of Fu6
Hc OWccrs-.I. j. Norton, Jos. Burnett, j. H.
Amber, James Lawrence, Sam'l Reid.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-12-21

MANCHESTER, n. H., December IL
James w. Weston, (Dcmocrat,) mas been
chosen Mayor, ovcr Clark, the present Re
publican incumbent, by 300 majority.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-12-21

Commissioners Cfthc I0or--Dr &C. Miller,
Chairman; !, Geo. i. Cherry, Secrecy end Troa-
surcr; j. B. Clayton, S. D. Keith, II. Craig, Sr.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-12-21

Commissio"ers Of Iabtic Buiidings-Rob't
~. Thompson, Chairman; j. Il. IIugood, SEQ
rctary and Treasurer; w. l.. IIolcomhe, M. +
Mitchell, j. j. Miller.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-12-21

n45" ~ correspondent writing from Brazil,
says the ladies, on being introduced to a.ran
ger, lnsist on being embraced. No, for Bra
Ml (!
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-12-21

lS Paris tho people arc buried by oompa-
ny who takc charge of all funerals. This
company includes eight hundred persons, and
it employs several hundrod horses. All those
horses arc either black or white.
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The Teachers Betrothal,

William " Payne, Of , was for ma
ny years most worthy and excellent teacher
of sacred music. When he was quite a young
man he was teaching singing school in one
of the ncighboring towns, which was attended
bya large number of young persons, nclu-
ding many of most respectable families
Among the females was n lovely young lady,
twenty years of age, named Patience Adams
! Miss Adams made strong impression on Mr.
Payne, and he lost no time in declaring liz
attachment, and the consent of the parents
having been obtained, an engagement was the
quick result Just as MIR. P's attentions be-
came public, and tho fact of an engagement
bccamo generally known, the school being
still i'll continuance, and all the parties on a
certain evening present. Mr.. Payne, without
any thought of the words, named as tune
for commencing exercise, Federal Street, pago
II. Every one loved Patience, and every ono
entertained the highest respect for Payne !;
and with hearty good will on the part Of tho
school, the chorus commenced:
tSee gcntlc Patience smile Oh Pain,
SEQ dying hope revive again."
The coincidence was 30 clear, that the gray
ity of the young ladies' and gentlemen could
scarcely be restrained long enough to get
through the tuno; and as it closed, bright
countcnances and sparkling eyes I" told tho
whole story" as Dr. Hall would say. Tho
beautiful young lady was still more beautiful
with her blushing cheeks and modsstly cast
down eyes, while the teacher was 80 exceed
ingly embarrassed he knew not wh.. he did.
Hastily turning over the leaves of the book,
his eyes rostcd on we'll known tune, and he
called out, "l24th page, Dundee" The
song began rs soon as sufficient order could
DO restored, and at the last line Of tho follow
ing stanza, the mcrrimcnt Of the school rose
, to climax
| Let no Despair or fell revenge
Be to my bosom known;
Oh! give me tears for others woes,
And Paticncc for my own"
Patience was already bctrothcd she wa.
IN fact his. In about year afterwards they
| became man aud wife
| Then gentle Patience smiled on Payne,
| And Payne had Patience for hi. own.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-12-21

ARREST or Coz" KGIrn, Of NoRru CARo.
LNA.-.From. 'hc Charlotte Democrat" VIC
learn that Col. Keith, who, during the war,
executed thirteen persons in tho Laurel Val.
Icy, in Western North Carolina, has been ar.
rested, BY order Of Gen. Canby, and conveyed
to Charleston for trial. The persons executed
were " raiders" who claimed to be Union
mon
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REPORT

of WILLIAM BIBB, Secretary Il Treasurer of
5 Board of Commissioners of Roads and
Bridges, I'd Regiment, S. G. NJ, to Fall
Term, 1867
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-12-21

Es~ Wo'carn from private despatch tha
twcnty-onc thousand dollar counterfeit lcca
tondcr notes were taken by Wall street bro
kcr in New York yesterday morning.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-12-21

Commissioncrs Of Free ,Schools-T. d. Maui
don, Chairman; w. Il. IIolcombc, Secretary
md Treasurer; G. u. Spears, |. Wicklifc, II.
III. Penny, Daniel Gricc, James Burdino.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-12-21

nN and after October lst. 1867, the ratea o,,
~ FREIGHT, from New York. Philadelphia
and Baltimore, to Columbia, S. c., will be rs
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-18
Telegraph Miscellanies.

NKw YORK, May l7.-Measures are being
taken among prominent German citizens
to concentrate the German vote nc the next
election on an anti-eXcise law platform,
independent of political views.
-NEw ORLEANS, May 17.--ltis again stated
that MACMILLAN Is hemmed IN at Queretaro.
Sizal and Merida are In the possession of
the Liberals. There will he no attempt to
take Vera Cruz by storm. Provisions there
are plenty and cheap.
The meeting last night addressed by
Senator Wilson, was quiet and orderly.
though the military were under arms and
in readiness to quell any disturbance.
CHICAGO, May l7.-Kirk IL Co.'S soap and
candle factory, No. 80 River street. was de-
stroyed by fire this evening Loss SlO0, 900,
1t was nearly covered by insurance.
BosToS, May ia young woman
named Alice q. Abbott has been arrested
here on the charge of causing the death Of
her stepfather, Washington Pickering, by
poison. ....
ST. LOUIS May 1.-THE liabilities so far
as sscertained, Of Wiggin & Crowther,
charged with fraud aud swindling are
100000.
LOUISVILLE, May l7.-Hon. Sam, Mckee,
Of Mount Sterling, Kentucky, viii contest
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From Europe.
LPer Cable.l

LISBON, May 1.-THE Mail steamer from
Rio Janeiro arrived to-day. South Ameri
can news is important.
President Lopez, of Paraguay, ac-
cepted the mediation proflered by the
United States Government through Minis
ter Washburne, and would send an envoy
to Washington.
LONDON, May T.-Orders have been
Issued in Council for the prevention or in
PRODUCTION OF the ravages Of the rindcrpest,
which has again made its appearance, and
prevails In some counties In England.
Dispatches from Athens state that two
sanguinary battles had taken place recently
ia Gambia. In both of which the Turkish
commander, Omar Pacha, was badly beaten,
His loss in both engagements was estimated
at 1900.
BERLIN, May l7-Evening.- meeting
of Americans was held In this city to-day
in honor of the memory of the late United
States Minister, Governor Wright.
Over one hundred persons were present,
and Mr.. Fay presided.
Governor Carlin Of Pennsylvania, de-
llvered the eulogy, and a series of import
ant resolutions we're passed.
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a1rw Adptrtistmeats,
Probate Court.

rlNHE following Executors, Administrators, and
l. Guardians accounts viii he for settlement on
the 7th of june 1867;
Executors, OF Jacob shower, Abraham Splitter
John Muuse, SalOma Shank, simon Mentcl, jr,
Jonathan Myers and slnnessy Johnsons cs-
tates.
Administrators, of JacobWey bright, John Alley,
John StOnebcrger, Casper Billman, Henry Wit
ters, Eugene DutOit william :. Eagle, George
Krauerts, Anthony Null, Daniel NJ Utz, Jacob
Cook and AuRustena Krauerts estates.
Guardians, OF Lowis Bechtoll George Bech.
toll, Frank McKenney, John MckcnneN, Hannah
j Bosserman, Charles Henry Crosley, Hacharah
A. CrOsley, Winfield Scott Crosley, Henry Long
necker, Louisa NJ. Winebrcnner, George 4, Boyer,
Joseph Boyer, John p Boyer, Marley McGrew,
samuel iouser, Benjamin +. Ewry, Henry H..
Ewry, Albert II. Ewry, Oliver 7, Ewry, Isaac W
Ewry Mary E Ewry, A ice Splitter, Daniel NJ.
Coblentz, Zachariah Coblentz, samuel CoblentA.
Maria Louisa Roberts, Elizabeth Roberts, Lucy t.
CLARK Mary L. Clark, George Anderson, James
Anderson, Jacob SChmutz, Isaiah Miller Enic NJ.
Gebhnrt, Clara Il. Gebhart, Fannie W. Gebhart,
Elizabeth Wcilc, Samuel Grove, Sarah i. Grove,
Almarian Grove, Louisa Grove and Benjamin
Grove.
DENNIS DWYER,
May 49, 1867 -dawtt" Probate Judge,
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SHERIFF'S SALE OF A HOUSE AND
TWO LOTS-IN PARTITION.

John f. Ludwick ct al. rs Johu +. Mohr u al.
Superior Court, Case No. 3G72.
TN pursuance of an order of sale issued by the
i Superior Court of Montgomery county Ohio,
and 10 me directed, will Offer Tor sale, at public
auction, on
Saturday, Jane 6, Al. 1857, at t,oo o'clock p N,
At the door OF tho Court House In the city OF Day
ton, ohio the following described real estate to-
wit: Lots numbered ave huudr and eighty (bsO)
and fvo hundred and eighty -one (5Sll OF the re-
yised numbers Of the city Of Dayton, Ohio
These two lots lie together, and have on one OF
them u good twO-stOry frame hOuse-thrce rooms
and kitchen down stairs and two good rooms up
stairs, well arranged for "A small familv-with
other In ldings. The wOlOts have a front OF near
sixty feet on Roe street, running back about one
huncred and twenty feet and within a few doors
Of Third street and only about four squares west
Of the Court House.
sad property has becn appraised at two thou
sand dollars tf2 0O0, free Of dover, aud cannot be-
sold for less than twothirts Of the apprniscdyalue
Terms OF sale third cash one-third In one
and one third in two years from the day Of sale
the back payments To hcSr siN per cent interest
aud be secured by mortgage on the premises.
q. G.. II DAVIDSON sheriff Mont Co, o.
j II. BAGGoTT Attorney Tor Plaintiff
W. ScHELUAMRR, J. Z. BAGGOrr, Att'yS for Def
May 8 lS01-du
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Mayor,e Proclamation.

MAYORS OFFICE. DAYTON, o., May IT. 1867.
TN compliance with n Resolution passed by the
J. City Council on the lUth inst and SECTION OF
AN Act passed by the City Council April II, 1872
ITO provide against the prevalence Of hydropho-
biH in the city of Dayton" hereby Issue my
PROCLAMATION to the inhabitants OF the city Of
person owning, having control Of or harborlng
any dog or animal of the dog Kind, to permit such
animal to run mt large for the term Of sixty days
from the publication of this proclamation, without
being properly muzZlcd, so as to prevent the ami
nal IrOm biting or being bitten by other animals
Every person owning, having control Of or har
boring any animal of the dog kind. who shall neg
lcct or refuse to comply with this requisiton shall
upon conviction thereof, forfeit and pay sum not
exceeding twenty dollars, nor less than Five dol
lars, with costs JONATHAN KESNEY,
May H. 1SG1-d2w Mayor
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indian war PreparatIons.

CHICAGO, May ia special from Saint
Paul, Mimi, says Gov. Marshall has receiy-
ed letter from N. p. Langford, Assessor
OF Internal Revenue for Montana, stating
that the Indians from the North Platte 70
the British line, are hostile, thoroughly in
earnest and determined 10 wage war upon
the whites.
The Indians are well armed, and have an
abundance of ammunition, which they OBJ
tanned from the traders.
Their horses are in good condition, and
they VIII be very dangerous 20 all emil
grant trains on the Plains, by either the
Southern or Northern routes unless guard
ed by very strong military escort.
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pUBLIC SAFE or PROPERTY,
Belonging to the estate OF Martha Newcomb
degeaRol

Belonging to tho estate OF Martha Newcomb
decreased
NOTICE is hereby given that tho undersigned
IN will sell at public auction at the late residence
OF the said Martha NewCOmb, deceased, on East
second street, Dayton, Ohio, commencing ut nine
O'Clock A. NJ. on
ThUrsday, the 23d day Of Ndy 1867,
All the personal property belonging TO said destatc
consisting OF carpets, beds. bedding, stoves and
household and kitchen furniture generally. Twin
also at the time Offer for sale at public auc.
ton the late residence OF said Martha New comb,
deceased. and the house now occupied by John p,
Comfy Hs his FAMILY residence
Terms Of sale of the personal property 20 he
made known ON or before the day Of sale Terms
OF the sale of said real estate one third cash on
day OF sale; One-third in one. aud Une-thirl In two
years from day of sale; deferred payments 10 be
secured by notes OF purchaser and mortgage on
premises and 70 bear six per cont. interest from
day Of sale payable annually.
BOLTIN
Administrator with the will annexed of Martha
NewComb, deceased. May H. 'bT-dts
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-18

the election of John D. Young, Congress
man elect from the Ninth Congressional
district.
ST. LOUIS, May ia desperado named
Bill Scott was hung by the Vigilance Conn
mittee at Rose Hill, In johnson county,
Missouri, last Saturday.
On the night Of the 9TH instant some
horse thieves attempted TO break into the
stable of a MIR. Barnes in the same county,
when Mr.. Barnes fired at them with n
double -barreled shotgun, killing one of
thenL Henry Clemens, in his tracks; the
other escaped.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-18
1td

ER--On Thursday morning. May 10, or
disease Of the heart, Christina, wife Of Jacob
Decker, aged ~ years.
Funeral from the residence, corner OF Wayne
and Richard streets, on sunday afternoon, at half
past one O'Clock. Services by Rev. Kroth. Inter-
ment--W0odland
BR0DERICK-Thls morning, 18th inst, ut two
O'Clock, Michael Brodcrick aged iny Six years.
Funeral services on sunday forenoon, in Christ
Church, Jefferson street, by Rev. E. II. Jewett, at
half past ten O'Clock. Friends of the family viii
meet at the no Use, 1s3 East First street, at ton
O'Clock.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-18
MUST p@ BOLD,
To clean sweep.
Go They Must, and Go They Shall /!
Our New & Desirable Goods

We offcr TO sell Ht prices corresponding with
- present times.
MI. strauss Is here also Tor the purpose Of max
ing khoWn 10 the community at large that our
facilities arc lar superior to any other similAF
business house for the reasons:
l. Wcbuy our Goods for Cash only.
=. We buy our Goods ia the EnstUrn marx AT a.
rect from the mills or their agents
3, W. have tLen cut and madO by the most
scientific Cutters aud best Tailurs
and Makes. 49, - "''o'"'
D. We have them manufactured under the er
elusive control -FOUR long experienced partner. /.
Wholesale house in Cincinnati
ANY PROFIT AT ALL. F"''"h
=, We don't labor under heavy expenses
o. We ara not in tho habit of misreuresentinx
our goods.
pl0yed in this business and
the smallest pront. VIZ