Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-09-24

manas He asked for court. martial on De.
ssatars charge against him, and was exonera.
TED Rithimeagrs' compliments 70 "e'a'A' ~
Ii Decatur lies buried behind 81. Peters
! Church, 2Philadelpbia, In a. venerable and
spacious graveyard, under an fcagle.capped
4 mpso9nppeat.w ps9n HIS portrait is in Georgetown
College, His hame is conferred Oh many
towns tow Wapd ddcouhties ;nbthis country! What
.hs lived for, he, has obtained d-4gory in the
,ayes) Of, his, Sountrytnen. Barron obtained
. Observation-Disclosures more, Yet think the
latter was.thyoughout, the aggrieved spirit.
,ivDnA1n i66yf 7arSEsasnAL II TRAwuss.--rho NJ. IS.
death Of General John A. R,wlias, Sesrat.ry,
of War; isa loss to tho country ,apd terrible
blow TO the President, whose fast, firm, init.
mate friend, confidential adviser aud secret Of
power the emiuent, deceased was, Ye,rs ago
DE- g ,lcna, before che war, Rawlin, was tho
man above all others most respected by Grant.
There was no PARTICULAR intimacy between
them till thrown together during the war,
when Grant found in hima man Of deep, ear
nest, genius, a true soldier, an honest adviser
la gentleman strangely Ia contrast with ma.
ny 6f'hts advisorsA-4a ID man OF mind, sense,
nsrveS genius, and Comprehensive ability.
CAS- he Soamo to know hi, great worth he
aearnedftoT love him, but Gould not be at the
bedside'ofHs dying friend. ''s",,; ,,,, 's'
c gIsawlihs was the NpoySdr behind Grants
tontin time ofwaT His, was the genius tba.
helped plan, aud by attention to details help
ed dwinsgreat victories. Grant without Rsx-
lids would have been the sun without power,
to warm the heart Of s'great ideas" into life.
AS one ofthe eminent gentlemen who stood
BY tho b, lsiio Of ths dying N IN, s,id-"tho
soul Of Grants Cabinetis gops.I NJ -eM
Ani for this tho ooaatry has daab!s, ssusel
to mourn tho death of General j ohm A, R,w,g
lins, patriot, an ! honest~man,.a a gentlemau.
e,..a sAs sa5t bod CNew Hork Dsns5crass
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FOUND DSAp;TA, young plsa named
Bsbja aia Patr, about eighteen years old iaa
thee Employment Of Ho Try Skip2,s, W.. fouad
dead, yesterday m,sniagss Fhe boiy Of the
,unfortuua.es YOUTH WIS SdiscSvsssds1in Mr..
,Skippee's,st,ble, With q .wouadf feyd apissol
,shat in tbe,b,ek Of the head.s Mar the boy
,dy lay aeurryoomb, anltab ,us four fest of u
lpistolof the s Nth & Weston pattern The
verdict Of tbs jury was: SCANS to his cath
from . pistql,shotinath the hau l, Of soms un.
lknoVa person. I sl Itsia, q, not ikoowa whether
sle aeaesed shst him.sl e sPs y!s5ei Ss
ot foul playsT P6eaiss sseaA,ah ei' o &ar
2 TIL "coEao;ass6D' M11s Lrhe, ., adempAi, :sL, up
"Ava1ahche,'' 'whichf ranks among The foremost
democratic 81 conservative journals Of Ten
nessse,, recently gave place to tbs following $;
y "Recognize The negro's right to, vote !,
cease to abuse and sneer, at him; treat him as
y human Being, With Z soul Ia 10 his body . nd
Is susceptible of ths Seasibilities, the fsseas
faehts and fsfil.:es Of humanity, aud he will
IL ,oa6e emulate u. ): :,:saaga;asnimity Of tho
whites, endeavdr e" riyyal them. Id industry,
enterprise, aud thrift, cultivate amity, educate
bis ohiidtsn, acqutroo homesteal Is for his fam,
lily, strive to deserve the oonalenes Of his
efellow.men, and, above all, be viii never cast
his voteto 1fnjaty@ Of the white M. man, who
The has' learned, BY kindness, is, his. only
~ lsnogdr LG--a.sa : siss-aa -. -. a.oo" ac''@'af
aoTHE FIFrEENrH' AaENDMsNr.- --1t may
fbe' alhsssi conceded. says TIE "New York
News, ,29thatthef f6fteenth amendment will not
be oonfrned blythe requisite number of Ssate
r -. f.sa