Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-05-29
VOL. III.""."NO. 81,


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Charlcston-RobS. G. DcIargc, Alonzo j..
ltnnsllcr, Reuben Tomlinson, Wm. II. W. I
Dc ..Iai., G.o, - r..5, .,1G,.
{. jackson, Joseph H. jerks, Wm. McKin.
lay, +. j. Moses, Jr., William J. Brodie.
John 3. Dennis, John b. Wright, William
Jcrvey, Abraham Smith, Samuel johnson.
Stephen Brown, Ed. NIiohcy.
Chestor-Barncy Hunphrics, Sancho San.
dcrs, Barney Burton.
Chcsterfcld-H i. Shrcwbury, D. ~.
Johnson. nm
Clarendon-Powcl! Smythc, Wm. Nelson.
Colleton-W NJ Thomas, Henry James.
Thomas Richardson, Geo NIcIntirc, Wm.
DriiIlc.
Darlington--John Boston, Alfred Rush. G
HOLMAN, Jordan Lang
Fdgcfield-T. Root, David Harris, S. j.
Leo, John Woolcy, Prince r. Rivers, John
Gardner, Lorenz Cain
FairGcld-L w. Duvall, II. johnson. RI.
Jacobs
Gcorgctown-II Henry W. Webb, Frank 1.
Miller, YIN. II. Jones.
Grccnvillc-Samucl Tinsey, John B.
Hyde, Wilson Cook, w. A. Bishop.
Horry-zadock Bullock, w. w Walker.
kershaw-Johu A. Chestnut, Sol G. ".
Dill, Jonas W. Nash.
Laurens-Griifin johnson, Wade Perrin,
Joseph Crews, Harry McDanicla.
Lcxington-G. A. Lewio, II. w. Puryise.
Marlboro-T. B. Stubs, John G. Grant.
Ncwbcrry-Jos. Boston, Jas. Hutson, Jas
Henderson
Oconcc.-O. M. Doyle, Wm. @. Keith.
Orangcburg--W j. McKinlay, T. X. Sas.
portas, Francis DcMars, =. j. Cain, j. p.
Mays.
Dickens William II. Field
Richland- Samuel s. Thompson, William
Slmons, Charles NJ. Wilder, 1Ilsup ytfood. !
son.
spartanburg- Samuel Iittleiohn, Robt. Nj. (.
Smith, Ivan Bryant, G. G. Turner
Sumptcr-John H. Feritcr, YIN. r. .Tobn-
aon, Jas. Smiley, Burrcl James.
Union-'Samuel Nucklcs, June Nrobelv.
Simon Farr
Williamsburg Charles H. Pottengill, r.
i. scott, jeffrey l'rcndegras
Aork--J II. White, p. j. O'Connell,
John W. NJ. Mead, j l.. Noaelo.
First Congressional District-R II Wb;t
tomorc.
Second Congressional District-C. g. Bow.
en-.
Third Congressional District Simeon Cor.
ley.
Fourth Congressional District-Jamea,H.
Goss
Members of Congress at Largo-J. p. M. q
Epping and Elias e. Dickson.
IHE HEBREW RAcE,--A Richmond mar.
lstrate thus spoke of the Jews.
" was commonwealth attorney Of tho CITY
OF Richmond for twenty.onc years, and in that
long interval, I prosecuted only three Jews.
and two of them were most honorably acouit.
ted there being not particle of evidence to
sustain the charges During my fourteen
years OF service as magistrate only one Jew
was before mo for trial, and he was acquitted.
In that long period do not remember eyer
having application for public charity from any
individual of either sex, or any ago, belong !
ing to that faith, and so far as am aware no 1
Jewish child has ever received the benofits.of
our free schools, for which their parents With.
out murmurs pay their taxes"
----es 1s.-s--..&A.- 6s b; s
A GREAT man is affable in his conyersa,;o,
generous in his temper, and immoyablo In Il
what he has maturely resolved upon. Andas
prosperity docs not make him naughty aud s
lmperious, so neither does adyersity sink hin,
into meanness and detection, for III eyor ho
shows more spirit than ordinary,it ;sswhan
he is ill-usod, and the world is frownins ,,non
him. In short he is equally removed from
the extremes Of servilityand pride, and scorns
either to trample on worm, or orinee to al I
emperor. 3 ssS s 3
METuoD OF SpEAttNti. - here is sneak \.
ing we'll, speaking easily, speaking Justly, ana
speaking soasonably.S IL is offondiuk aea;ast: li
the last tospeak Of entertainments beforo siho$
INDECENT, Of sound limbs aud healt 4 boforoS
the infrm, Of houses and lands hefore sSno
who has not 80 naach % d dwelling ip 4.
word, 70 speak OF your own p,ospsrity! !boforess
the miserable. This conversation Isl cgsiel.
and the comparison shiols 1statalt S;ssa 5ib 4
MAJ nv II 4; q ~ I,