Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-10-22
There was large attendance Of counse /

dated Colemkys, Ohio, miduight, says that
the fetpsnsf since snoopT yesterday do
IL ko Slisuge ahs, 81 lTdesa,s;
4 III Sfg 4 is saas
Pbfa Forney 81 Press pub:
S|lsssa hls,o rstatps making Geafys ma.
lse Ags Democrat publishes
dasSkls tbdt q thsl pablisbea returns
arc not worthy Of trust. Both parties claim
statSs audsthe~ e~ofiiciai~returns" will be
asa,saros ,S3 S3p'Ss' custom
Observation-Disclosures to shsinstant .a,nount,to
overyS4, SOC, ,00O.njuii4 vav d d. t,ls, 9yuu;,
itnAdmiral Aarragutwillp probably live through
the 1nightsa iparoaG,us ayra oda voti O.,
-hs Commissioner bDelano, hos decided ,sthat
lawyers having two o distinct Offices or places
Of f'husinsss must pay two licenses a,us ,.ia
General Canby's report is fatal to the
charges of fraud and intimidation in the Vir.
/ ginia election.it sysa.N % yacE
v PHlLADELPHIA, October, l5.--The Press
makes Geary's majority 3,l64. The Age
publishes no tables, but says the rqturaslarc
tu"s "so'i"pLc' irTl . "5lg' US 81 Wy % f!tnA.C
i Both parties claim the State The official
returns will DO required to DECIDE the contest
tu WAsHIEaToN, October l7,-7Hon, Jeffer
sop, Davis changed bis mind with, regard to
visiting Charleston, ,,apd sailed Friday evening
in tho steamship Cuba direct for New Or.
leans, The Sun, says in this connection:
"Mr, Jefferson Davis left the city, in good
bcalth and and spirits, the few days repose he
has experienced since arriving from. Europe
on Sunday evening appearing to have added
to his already improved health. He goes to
Mississippi on private business, and it is uu,
dcrstood to be quite uncertain how long le
may Remain there '"''F h'H
The government has official news from
Mexico that revolution has broken out in
San Luis de rotosi, and that The authorities
regarded rebellion in Sinaloa as imminent,
Troops. had been dispatched to the latter
! State.
! The President to day authorized Contra
diction of the statement Chat Mr.. FrigDtt,
who claims to bc an agent of the Rothschlds,
had been in correspondence with him, offer.
ing to negotiate large loan with the United
States at four per cent Frignet's story was
that the proposition was made direct to the
! President, and the'schcme was deferred at his
request. Secretary Boutwell, also denies
Frignet's statement. '.'i %"
Forneys' Chrohicle of to day anticipates
! that the Supreme Court will grant writ Of
habeas corp-,sin the Yerger case, and thereby
declare the reconstruction acts uncoustitutiop
al. 1t calls the Presidents attention to "the
grave duty that would devolye upon him in
such contingency"
General George II. Thomas has just sub.
mitted report to the President on Alaska, re
presenting that territory as wcl.nigh wort' :
less to the United States.
Proposals have been invited for the erection
of keepers dwelling and two range lights
on Morris Island near Charleston.
The Cuban Junta here says it has articles
from Spain showing that the new revolution
in that country is 30 formidable as to prevent
the government from so rding the contcm-
plated reinforcements to Cuba
A special Cabinet weeting was held yes
terdNy, but nothing Of Importance was do
Sherman took his leave Of the Cabinet as Sc
cretary of war.
The National Intelligenoer changes its
owners to morrow aud comes out as ne organ
ofthe workingmcn.
Official returns from all bnt three counties
in Pennsylvania gives Gcary, (Radcal,) a
majority of 4842.
R!o"MooSD, Oct 18-5The 5,l',, Legislature r,
met to-day
conaratnla ting the country upon recent Re.
publican victories s.sa Ct I ths N0rth aud West
In the Senate il vas laid on the table as being
out of the proyinsG of The presept Legislature,
and the House adjourned without action
MARRIED. ON the evening Of the 22nd r,ltirno,
at Grecnwqy. tie residenoeo Of ihe brides mother,