Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-02-01
Interesting to Attorneys.


4 regulating tho service of final process in suit.
at law, and OF orders and docroos in equity OF
courts OF the United States out of tho limits o
their jurisdiction. Itprovilcs that the part,
recovering on final Judgment in suits at law
any debt, damages or costs, may take out OK
ccution or final process to colleob tho same, li-
krected to. tho3lnaishalo q of any district Of the
Unlted States, whose duty it shall thon bo to
sseryo andsreturn tho sahc to the court issuing
itsin liko manner as if it had issued from u
United States court Of his district, but such
processes shall not be executed until trans
cript of the record, certified under the seal of
the court rendering judgment, shall have
been filed ia the ofioo of the clerk of tho dis
,trict where tits to havo effect, and in any ter
ritory tho copy ofreoord shall be Gled iu the
clerks Office of the highest court for tor
$ritory, and tho process Shall be served by the
marshal ofsaid territory. Additional sections
authorize United States District Court judges
to prescribe in suits Of equity the manner in
which notices and orders may bc served on
persons absent or absUoudiug from the district
such service to have the same effect as if tho
pcrsons had remained therein, and orders for
tho arrest ofsuch parties may be issued, dircc-
ted to the United States MARSHAL Of any district
| i'll which they may BE- found but partos ap.
plying for such orders must, before they are
issued, make deposit for paymont of tho OK
pcnscs. 1t is provided generally that all pro-
ccedlnss in equity may take effect in auy dis
trlc' under the rules now governing.
CHur!cStoa Cunricr.
fNAMpLE oH WASUlHuroN Daring the
American reYoution, it is said the commander
OF y litilc squad was giving orders to those
under hi;n, relative so 4 stick Of ,;;abev which
they were endeayoyiug to raise up 10 the top
os some military works ,hey were repairing.
The tiuterwen: up hard, au,', Oh this acconut.
The voice Of the lstle great man was oNou
heard, voe;!erAtia-,, +" Ueavc. ho. There She
setS N.aye - NJ a,SHer, 10: ia mil
i.4sy ccs:G-t US pa<s:,.. asi aSksd, lie eo,...
'aa'idS; why hs >il>, uo. .lSe hold, a,,l .iye
,I;sle help, The :4tsec. asto4f>ss,i :.s..,G
roaod. aa; sail, : Sir, am \ e,,cp9sal."
" Ioa SgS--sss yoa replied sht etGesr ~
WAS no: sMAre .: hat, a4I ,,.,;;2; oil his
hA; ana bow;us. ,-<k you: g>stIoa SIrvo.
po.s,!. Oa this he dismouute>i. and lifted
till the sweat s:so! N drops on lis forehead.
" hcn finished he turned 70 tie commander.
and said, . Mr.. Corporal" when YOU have
another such JOB, aud have not men euou-l.,
scnd for Jour commauicr-in-ch chief, aud Twill
come aud help you second timo..' The cor.
poral Was siunlerst.uck. 1t MAS Washing.
ton.
TRUrH-lt is related of Pcrsial mother
that, on giving her son forty pieces of I'll, c::'
us his portou she made him promise never to
tel! lie and then said, "Go, my son ] com
nit thee to God We shall not meet again till
the day of Judgment"
The youth went away, and the party he trav-
eied with was attacked by robbers Ono fel-
low asked the boy what money he had got, aud
he said, Forty dnars scwcd up in my gar
monts." The robbcr laughed, and thought
he was jesting. Another asked him the same
question, and received the same answer
At last the chicfcalled him, and asked him
what he had. lie said, have told two Of
your people already that have forty dinars
sowcd up in my clothes,
lie ordered the clothes to be ripped open,
and found the money. "And how came you
to tell this ," asked the chief
Because, replied the child, q would
not be false to my mother, to whom promised
never to tell ic"
Child" said the robbor, cart thou so
mindful, at thy tender years, of the duty to thy
mother, and am insensibc, at my age, of
the duty owe to God? Give me thy hand,
that may promise repentance on it." He
did so. His followers were struck with the
scene. You have been our loader in guilt"
said they to the chief; now be tho same in
the path Of virtue"
They Immediately gave back what they had
stolen and began at once to load an honest
life.
LIE GOVERNMENT AND HOUSEHOLD OF
TIE GRAND RADICAL EMpIRE.-Wc pre-
sumo wc shall not violate imperial confidence
by forcshadowing the character of the govern.
mont and household of tho now and magnifi
cent empire proposed to be erected by tho
Radicals upon tho ruins of republican liberty
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