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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-01-12
Die 8erbaft,na 9urratt'8

geIpaberes Beaebnen Der enelif@en Bestrten in Nlalte
Der Qonbpn Gimfs tpirb unter bem ~ Nop.
aue Meapel eef&rieben: :.it-. :
G,efern III BET ben1 ) tetaen ametifanifhen @rn-
1ulat Elm 8rief BON ben Ser. @taaten BetDrben
1T Malta eia8elaufe, ber MID 3pinst. auf etnfn
@.oefanb ~ fornen peiher pieQsi1 unanae.
nebn,e @efuble berSurrufen na5&ie. @urrat elmer
Der @eri&pGrer eepen ben ssrfcrtenen p1aioen
ten Qiucplu. bieut felt 10 Mcnaten pter lGnaer
In e;reut tdpfli9en 3ian nrefiment; olttn II
f~,sfrtirte unp fan, Dor ettpa IA Toqcu In btr
Uniform btr p6pali&ett 3uaSen In Neapet an.
Mm @untda ben 49,, srtfelt Der arnerifanilfe
Gon{ul Elm : Telegramm npu 1einen1 Colleen In
Npn1. tpo1in mitgetbeilt tpuree, tos ieuer Wal.
tera Mien1onb onber8 fei ais @urrat unb bog
man i'm 3ofcrt perbaften fole. Ser @unlnl tDan-
tte Gb fcicrt an bic. neabolitantfhe pplisei, bic
i'm aud NIT arSBtsr 8eretmiaiefeit entaeaen-
fam aber letter fanen le au1pat, ha Der Berbre-
der bert{te am Mbenb nprber aut bent Qipe1p,o-
Ter @drautentampter Tripolt mad Melta nnb
Mleroutia abaereiR mar. Man feb'e f@ {ofort
In te!earapbiide 0erbtnbuua nit Dfa lta uno Per
General pnIul ter Ser. ct. In Vtalta spuree
on0epieleu, ZEN @alterS bel ieiner Nrt1ntt 10
fort serbaften aulaHen.
Gin Brief FER 9eifern pct Dem amsr'1an.|we"
Gpn1uIat einlief rat'ost taB bet Darap1er 2r'fo'
Ii am 19hn frub In Malta antan' zap Der
NDNlll tDICtI Mn NpuN'u41 Nu4l"WtS -:
,userbaft,n baB erf Mntpprt ~frfplete. als Der
Eripoli e.ate i'm Beerif tpar, nod Mltr>
antria absuseben unb fob tie 4nttrcrt aeieb'
nenb ausfiel. tpttl bierau feline Mu4or'fat oo1'a9e'
GS spurte tober prn ben Bstretern Der 0er. St.
Il, Mom Meapel unb Malta al rem &cniul IN
Mleranbria teleorapbirt unb ba bic non Siotrpool
anfommenbe @&ife, In ientr @taet etner Ana<
rantxne untermorfen {tnb. 10 ~er'partef man NIL
BeRimmtbeit. bab @urratt e~efcn9en tpefeen
mtrb. m,.
Mus tpel&en @runoe bic enelti&en Seb6reen
In Malta Elm Ginf@retten atlebntsn, 1T ntdt BE-
FAINT unb es tpGre beBbalb perfrabt. 9is1uber IT,
eeno cine Mnl@t aueaufpe&en, ALIEN bos Elm
fade 8aftun, 'ter Mblebuns bat BET ben america
tt19sn y aenten cine bSie@ immuus tersoraetuten.
81 Gpniul in Malta }pra& feline Mnf&t babin
aus, las btefe qauptpt1fon Der @er(@nSrune
bur@ veineu einfaden lesaleu Sniff. entrianen
burfte, unb i'd babe bier eebSrt. ~te |ebr etst'
Weteeruna Der en9ltiden Beb6rben NIT her Se<
reitpiQiefett in @teberipru&. Ranbtn tnel&e bic
dmeritauil@e BetTrbtn In Be5u9 auf Bic Mus'
f~ieferune Miier's an ben Sag lsetsn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-01-12
&igarren< unb TQbQf8>
$anblun8.
BON s.. Br6uttaam 1T,

Sad(cn @trabe 3til&en ber 4. unb 5ten
III fir ben @rpb. unt 8leinb anbel NIT etuern bot
1ieliaen AGorttuaeut bet a~usee3et&nettsn abee.
~lagerten 6 ia fonie NIT &au&-. 9au'
mo @dnupftabaden, Wfetfen unb anbtrn Rau&.
uknRlien auf's Bette nerfeben uub serfauft ~
ben topblfellaen Drei(eu. 1881
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-01-12
tfsn ~stseutbtmKdera IN.

tFsa etgentbtmkd,er0n -
9edunse(fef .bt.t ,uis
5fropbeln 11ennen,
lauert:tn Der Gpr1itutipn
(ebr steler 2eute. Ct IT,
5eu9t entweter einen ee<
,fd!pa9ten, Serborbemex
3uftanb. bes 8lutes,
:ober it tabur@ berrer<
eerufen. Das Slut wirb
|urfabie, bic Qebenstraft
in ibrer H6tieteit III
.erbulten, unb ba8 g.
'ltent pirb b~eraneirt uub
brt6t 3ulckt adra 4ufo1m-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-01-12

-Sn Berlin bat f& Dor 3w.t 9abren eta get.
ein ron Rau&ern 9ebtlbet, relaer tn 1nSBlt4f
reitsn saretttn bic ateef@ntttenea '@etsex sou
&isarrsn fanmeln litb, umt Gus bsn1 Cribs :ber'
ftlbtn stnsn ppbub6ttetn: 3wed ~ serfplstn:
@ie bic Berltaer .@taatstarser' 3eitun8'
1tbt mittb. lit, bat Der 8eretn, nit bisle u, anF&et-
ntHo 10 tlsinen Mittel bic MSglt@tat 9efnueen.
esns Sabrtsuutsrba!t BON % Matlsnfinssrn ~
'sF'e'""-. "ss2a Ea; -: E2.%:z::.s5
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-01-12

q. s.. &@iern1att S &c..
@rpB- urb 21etnbdnbler IN
@i9arrem, &auG<, &Qu< uno
59nupf>E obaden, pfetfe1 &c.
empfeblen pera eeebrten publttam tbr ret@balttees
Eager npn
@iAorreu Don $12-S150 pet Gaalenb.
@audz, &au< unb S&nupf> Tabaden
ieber Aualttdt
Btdtterz Gabaden ieper Nt.
0erfauf8-2pfa1:
1913 3te @trabe, nabe ter National Marlne Bant.
Gabrtt unb Nteberla8e:
Jlcbert @traBe, 3wt1@en 8terter unb Ginfter-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-01-12

Neter Gpsba6'S @eueS Sans.
Deutf@eS @aft' unb 8oarhinabau6.
LITE Strafe, Winneappli8.
Str 9eute, ND In aQer ggett
Sbr 9ertprnrt, Is fet Gn9 eemelb>t,
DAP ID auf,s neut Elm @ausleiu tab',
gDprtn Id meme GATE lab
Wit ihBer @af tn faub'rem Bett
Na& tbrer Reife fetu unb nett.
Stets Taft. unb traf tSpu III n1etn &Neu,
une ut ettt IS aud De1ttateGex.
gDetn, Bier, Gtearren unb 6dxdpsletn
Sat metne 6aentfub f~uperfetn,
Vtbstt, Sta1, Brnnnen, relde Dradt,
Dem Tubrmaun = 6er3 TN Qetbe ladt.
&xr1. pine felber mid ;u lpten,
gut TT teeuebtr auf0ehpbeN,
DetH ,,Alten' tn benz ueutn 5dHB,
Drum tpmmt berein Hub bIeibt ntdt braus.
A1S Heter saosbah.
Gapttpl &au8,
Deut|@e8 Sat- uno 8oarbfn8 . @auS,
&ds ber @abaibap unb usunteno @traBe,
ppn Sultu8 @epI.
Dtefes fpebeu In benz uenen 0<b1ube, benz GaSttp1 a.
genhher, errt4tete Gtabli6emext btetet ben eeebrten g.
fen aassr beF freunSlt&asa Believing In Aaeemei1ta
nDas bette Bier upm 3apfen fart uut rein
,,Hno tonfeen Qabetrant, 8epdblt nub fetu.
Sin Smbtb rpu Der anerbefen 6prt',
.;etearren. fampsi Glautt, Ieatf9e,. ~nnetneut
Wprt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-01-12
I1er'8
6 berrD @ectprat l.

bae ,peltberubmte 9eilmittel fur
Gu1fen, Grfdltun9, be0tnnenoe
&htptu1fudt 1lno fur 4troe=
rl1rta oon @@tptnbfl6ti=
afn, bic lid {dcrt tnt
t~prAerndten @ta=
blum Der &ranf<
belt befnben.
Das Electoral 1T 70 LANCE eebraudt tpprben-
unb bat 70 aIseu1eine Entertaining gefunrer>
baB mir nur n6tbi9 babeu, benz pub!itun BIZ
Ser i9eruns gu eeben bab feline 4ualitdt u gn'
it, pie ie 3uscr, unb bab man f@ al{e .bararV
1~erla1ea tanu, tab eS bieitlheu 3uren bepirl4, wie
fraber.
3ubtrettet scn
Dr. q. 6. Mper s Co..
prattf4e unb analytiiae Gbeu1ak.
2pmell, Ra.
tAn baben iibera4 bel allen Drueatten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-01-12
NORTH-WESTERN HOTEL,
erRe @:ra6e> oberbalb Der 8a1ftt Greet
W!nneappli6, Mtnn.
" BON Mtam 3eb. -

Ea.ser. @etfeube u. +. ~. werben ttefes 6aus etn sse.
,SSides AbReiseauartter fnben. Gid unb Salppn matt
I'm BeRen sarlttea xuh fleet has paws auberpalb Der
aauti1ea Ldrrnensen Stabt. ~ 0ate etaaaa9ea aao
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-01-12
@rpcerie Il. @rpDtFDn~@tpre
0-E- SIP ..Eo< .. ST, ~"

Tpbn @eber IT, ST. ~"
Gft BON Sort unp &amiep 5trabe,
(uabs ber frabtrsn sBeu.")
st. WauL So. Minntfpta.
Sir lexten bic Mufmert'arteit Der Bureer
pru ct. paul unb l1meeeene ant unlern, 'pobl'
AtfiQten @rpeertef fore. aQe Mrttn @roeerten,
3ebensmittel, MebL Butter, &isr. Elm .puorauelt-
DIS @las Eager ,c. baben tr'r ftets an pane.
@ir liefern unlern Runben BE Waaren the
paus.
l1m 8~enetsten 3uipra@ bitten
e>pbn QDeber 4 Bruper.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-04-06
Public Meeting.

Notice is given in our advertising columns,
that a public meeting will be held in The
Court House, on Monday the 18th instant, to
take into consideration the present political
condition of the State. This meeting is called
by those favorable to " action under present
circumstances. The legislation of Congress,
although not altogether to our liking, should
be accepted in fair and manly way. The
necessity for action is SO apparent that we
shall not press it Oh our readers Inaction
increases, rather than diminishcs, our troub-
les and dangers. Let us meet and consult
together. The interest of the races and all
classes are identical. Let us be fair, Just aud
liberal. Let us accept the recent legislation
of Congress, looking to reconstruction, as
checrfully as we can. DO our duty, under the
circumstances, and leave the consequences
where they legitmatcy belong. Come up to
the meeting!
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-04-06

NEW ORLEANS, March "a duel WIS
fought this morning, between the managerof
the National Theatre and the editor Of tho
" German Gazetteer" in which the lattor was
probably fatally shot at the third fire. Tho
weapons used were rcvolyers; causc'-an ae-
trcsS.
MACON, GA, March 2S.--A meeting of
freedmen was held last night, and was nd-
dressed by several prominent citizens. The
preamble and resolutions thank Congress for
enanci patton and suffrage and disavow all bit
ter feelings toward their late masters; prom
Use faithful and respectful discharge of their
duties endorse the policy of Coy. Brown
NASHVILLE, March 29--Thc leading cu.,-
scrva!ives propose inviting negro voters to
participate in Il preliminary political meeting,
and send delegates to Il nominating conycn-
ton
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-04-06
Truth.

The Athens (Ga) "Watchman" says =
The people seem to want rcposc. They ar-
pear to be tired of the strife turmoil and
blood of the past six or seven years. They
recognize the fact that, however, much op-
posed to it the masses OF them were the coul,-
try has undergone great revolution within
that period, by following the counscls Of on
trcmc men in both sections. This is tic
whole trouble. The conservative masses los t
control Of the Government. 1t has been in
the hands Of extremists, North and South,
and tho inevitable result has followed The
pcopc-the long suffering, toiling masses
have been the principle sufferers. We are
not surprised that they have grown tired of
conflict in which they lost nearly every
thing, and which threatens to sweep from their
grasp the little left
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-04-06
Taxes.

Some people arc cndcavoring to dcludc
themselves with the belief that "military
rule will cause the Tax Collector to close his
books. This is mistake. The present civil
government of the State will be continued un-
til it is superseded by the new State govern.
ment No, gentlemen, the Tax Collector will
not cease his rounds There is no govern,
mcnt civil or military, but what recognizes
taxation as a necessity.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-04-06
Contents of To-Day's Paper.

l. The President, in his veto message, un.
moved by threats and denunciations of mem
bcrs Of Congress and the Radical party main'
tsins his consistency, and bravcly cndcavors
to bring the government back to its original
purity and workings. a worthy but vain cf
fort. Perhaps the South can Shake hands
with him, in the good cause, after we have
passed through the ordeal of reconstruction.
2. Gen. SIcHLEs, in the speech delivered
by him in Charleston, states that abundant
opportunity will be allowed all persons to pre-
pare for the work Of rcconstruction His re-
marks are candid and fair.
3. \ Radical party has sprung up in Char
lesion, and have adopted the platform publish
ed elsewhere. This party can only become
formidable by the rcmssncss and innction of
the people of the State. TnE PEOPLE OF
T,IE STATE should meet and lay down plat
form demanded by the cxigcncics of the oc-
casion
H. The letter of Gen. LoNGsrREEr is the
happicst thing Of rhc hour. Our tender
footed" inaction friends can "Aoublc quick"
over the path taken by LEE and LoNGsrREEr.
The prospect is, that the South will be united
in her adversity as well as in her prosperity.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-04-06
The District Court.

The District Court will commence it's reg
uar session on Monday tho 18th day of April,
instant. There arc quite number of cases
OIL the Sessions side Of the Court the proper
disposition of which may consume several days
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-04-06
j. w. CLous,
Capt. and a. n. Gen.

re-" Another unsuccessful attempt was
made, on Monday, by the freedmen in Charl-
eston, to ride in the street cars but it was
frustrated by the military and police, and Sow
eral of the would be "ridcrs" were arrested
and Gagged. The cars were afterwards brick
battcd by indignant sympathizers, when fur
ther arrests were madc-and tho affair ended.
DaE- There are several female barbcrs in
New Yoik, WHO WELD the razor with great
skill.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-04-06
To Creditors.

The creditors of Mr.. S. Il. MAXWELL arc
requested to meet at the Office of Messrs
WnlrNEn & WnIrNER, at this place, on Mon
day the 18th instant, instead Of the 9th See
advertisement, corrected.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-04-06
The Connecticut Election.

Gen. ENGLlsii has kccn elected Governor
of Connecticut BY majority OF SS3 votes
Three Congressman are democratic, and one
republican, democratic gain. The i.cyis-
laturc is radical, by reduced majority.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-04-06
Arrested.

NIessrs. j. B. CLAYTON, TiIos. d. Gar
WIN, j. G. G. PARSONS, and others, whose
names arc unknown to US, have been arrested
by the military autlloiitics, carried to Green
vile, and required to enter into bond for their
appearance at a future day. The charge
against these gentlemen, as we learn, is the
killing of BENSON CRANE, during the war
If this be true, we trust these persons will be
discharged. TO inquire into everything that
transpircd during the war, would produce tic
most unpleasant consequences, and tend to
divide and distract tho attention Of the pco
pie still! more What has been done, cannot
now be undonc-f life has been taken, life
cannot be restored Let the "hatchct" be
buried-let us look and live for the future
The present is dreary and gloomy-lct us
have sunshine, prosperity and happiness.
ELEcrIoNs.-Thc following despatch was
received by Brevct Brigadicr General GREEN,
yesterday afternoon, from Gen. D. Il. SICK
LES, says the I" Columbia Phoenix" of the Cd
instant, who had been tclegraphcd to with
reference to the election of Sheriff Of this
District. This order will apply to all clcc-
tions in this State:
CHARLESTON, s. c., April 1, 1867 ByrDt
Brig. Gen. Green, Commundiag: The cleo.
tion Tfor Sheriff. will not be held When
will tho term of the present incumbent expire?
A successor will be appointed BY command
Of Gen. Sicklcs
r w CIou.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-04-06
The Peach CroD

Unusually severe weather has blasted The
hopes of the lovers of good fruit The peach
crop will be Il failure in this section We
have better hopes of the apple crop.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-04-06
w ondcrfui but True
March 10. 1867

mi ADAME REMINGTON, the world re-
Iva nowncd Astroogist and Somnambn!istic
Clairvovant while in clairvoynnt state, deli
neatcs the very features Of the person You aro
to marry, and by tho aid of an instruments Of in
tense power. known ms tho Psychomotropc,
guarantees to produce perfect and life.lko
picture of the future husband or wife of tho an,
plicant with date of marriage occupation. lead
ing traits of character, &c. This is no mposi-
ton. as testimonials without number can assert.
By stating place of birth, age, disposition, color
of eyes and hair, and enclosing fifty cents. and
stamped envelope addressed to yourself, you
will receive the picture by return mall togoth-
or with desired information.
1SD- Address in confidence, MApAME Gga>
TRUDE REMINGTON, p. o. Box, 207, West Troy,
New York.
Feb Ii, 1867 Il ly
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-04-06
Adiourned.

The most pleasing INTEL renee this week
is the announcement that Congress has ad
journcd. The Senate is in extra session to
dispose Of combinations 10 Office. The adjourn.
mcnt OF Congress puts it out Of the power of
few persons to agiatc and distract the coun-
try by attempts at confiScation and iulpcach-
ment. The country needs rcposc--rccnpara-
ton. BY the time Congress assemblies in De
ccmber, possibly South Carolina may once
more be ready for habitation in the halls of
federal legislation.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-04-06
fl = M II n IL a T..

NJ NRRiED. or The 3lst Mare, last by W. i.
white E,q Nr f.EMuEL X P,rrs to Mrs. NANcY
). BRooM, all Of pickcns.
-. Oh $nnl,y. the lth Of November, 1866,
ii, l'ciir,am Churcs hy Rev. II. y. Iuvs, Mr..
FaNNHhlN DrNcAS to Miss CrNrmA NJ. loopEn,
both oi ri<kcns.
---- on The 2Sth 'vcmbcr hy the same ut
Funnel Till = G.. nt the resi- i>ncc OF the brides
father ,Ir WM. I. R>cuHsr.:e to Miss ElilA-
BETH EisGE.
---. Gu Snnhy, the 18th ult, by the s,mc,
at the resi- I"nfc o. Mr.. Lam y l.. Hays. Mr. T..
DIchrNs "R>cu#ue to Mrs lGIiNoA WAhpRx. all
Of l'irkrns
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-04-06
Parties,

N''N''N'>''A
we arc really sure that we stand on our feet
it will be time enough to walk, upon any
"patlorm' we may select. In the meantime
there is enough Cor US to do in acting wisely
and tremendously togcthes, to get our new
system into working order. There is not II
real practical interest Of any citizen Of this
State, white or black. which can be served by
political agitation. An honest completion of
the registration, full Interchange of opinion
us to the notifications which il is proper to
make in our State constitutions, an effective
organization for the dissemination of clear,
useful information on these points amo. the
vntcrs OF the State, and careful selection Of
the men who arc to be trusted with this i'm.
p"rt,nt work, will surely bu enough to employ
all our spare time and require all our good
sense.
1t is very natural for the frcot,ncn Of the
South to feel grateful to the i,cpublicap par
ty i"r their admission to participationan tho
political power Of the country But dead is
sues are not worth talking over, mu& less
fighting about. The question with &cm is
how to use their opportunities wisely; low,
without conflict. or i'll feeling to secure the
advantages OF education, equal taxation and
iudcous lc", legislation. Aud the sooner
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-04-06

JUNCTION Cry, Kansas april 2.-Gen.
ilancocks Indian expedition, ], 500 strong,
is at Salina. The weather in Utah and Colo.
RADIO was intensely cold during the march, the
mercury was forty degrees below zero, and the
snow very deep. A large number of horses
and cattle were frozen. Gen. Augcr and staff
arc snow bound at Lone Star Station, on tho
Northern Pacific Railroad.
The capture of Fort Buford, at the mouth
of the Yellow Stone River Upper Missouri,
is confirmed. Col. Rankin, wife and child,
and the garrison, consisting Of eighty, were
massacred at its capture. The loss of the In.
dians was 800 killed, and 900 wounded.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-04-06

Dv- Tho Court Of Appeals will meet in
Columbia on tho 10th instant. Important
cases havo gone up from this district
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-04-06

BALTIMORE, March 28.--Thc Republican
State Convention resolved to take no part in
the approaching constitutional convention,
but to urge Congress to give the State re-
publican Government.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-04-06
plu[ENS G. IT,,
SpECIAI, NOTICE.

I'VE General Board of commissioners of Ron.ls
| will meet At l'ickrns c. H.. on Monday the
10th instant, TO consilcr business Of Importance.
NJ. f. MITCHELL, Chairman.
Anil .. 1857 2S y
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PICKENS C. H., S. c.:
Saturday Morning, April 6, 1867.

gsy- In New York, on the I'd instant, cot,
ton was dull at 304, Cold, 81.
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GS- The President has submitted to the
Senate treaty with Russia, granting soyc-
rcgnty to the Russian American possessions
and tho adjacent islands to the United States;
price 81 100000. This acquisition almost
excludes England from tho Pacific, and in
cludcs valuable fisheries.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-04-06

Gy- The f" Dunkcrs in Pennsylvania vo-
ted to receive colorcd persons into the Church,
but objected to g saluting them with the holy
kiss"
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JUSTICE no THE NEGRo--IIIS SnoES CIV
EN rp.-Whist some Of the Radicn!s are sol
rmnly proclainiing that law aud justice is de-
MED the negroes in this State, we who know
better and are conscious of the gross niSrcn.
rcsrntHlons on the subject, might laugh at
all the MunchnuSrn tales of travellers nntl cor
respondents OF Radical papers, were it not for
the grave consequences following the false
statements. There was an amusing occurrence
the ot'.cr day in the Cnur, Of Sessions before
Judge DawknS, at Columbia A negro was
tried for arson, capital offence The cyi-
dence WAS strong, but crcumstantial; and, in
the opinion of the Judge leaving such doubts
as required acquitta-he so instructed the
jury. The strongest circumstance that had
been testified to the track of pair Of
shoes, found near the house that was burned,
and which fitted the negro, and as to his own
crship, of which there was some but not con
elusive proof. And the negro's life depended
on that part OF the testimony. The Judge.
having given his learned and humane charge
to the Jury, they retired few moments, and
brought in q verdict of not guilty The
Sheriff, as in duty bound, told the prisoner
he could 60 free. The negro did not seem in
cined to leave very suddenly, under this per-
mission, and remained, after being repeatedly
assured of his acquittal; his hesitation puz.
zled the Sheriff, but the difficulty was soon
solved by his speaking out loud enough for
his Honor and the whole court 20 hear, {" Jus
GIN nc back my shoes, den I leave" The
Sheriff handed him the shoes sure enough,
and he left mid the laughter of all present,
it is sud, except the Judge. The fun-loving
and mschicvous wits of the Bar, will, no
doubt, refer to this case in many future en-
counters with the Judge, when of the Bench.
Ecchumye
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-04-06

DGy. Tho Richmond Times thinks that wo.
men will vote in less than ten years Then,
what glorious time there will be for candi
dates
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-04-06

NEW ORLEANs, March 27.-Gcn Shcri-
dan has removed Attorney General Heron
Mayor Monroe and Judge Abcll from their
Offices and appointed B. Il. Lynch, Attorney
General, Gen. Edward Heath, Mayor, and w.
W. Howe, Judge Of the First District Court.
The removed officials have been directed to
turn over the appurtcnanccs of their Offices to
their successors.
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AUGUSTA, GA, March 28.-Gen. Sweeney
has forbidden elections unit! Pope ASSUMES
command