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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-29
Sine q t bic fir bas Qeiteu ron @elberu III
9etun9 Der gautDfen bon Staats Sn(ttutipue1
Vprtebruneen triTt.

Vprteprun9 gen trtTt.
9etes rerfIg bur9 bic @e1esae:
bung beS @taateS MtuueIpta:
@ett.1 l.. DaB Der @0uperneur uub Sdosueiaer
beS Staates autbrrttrt werben N, Steieltea fne
hermit autbortfrt. ouf ben Grectt bes Staates, Sic
Sun,rse BON tlatStS Gaufenb Dollars su elmer 2tus-
rate iteben Trpient per Sahr ntds uesrneieeup. unb
balbiebrltd in stem gurt rper st. PAUL (wie bieiel.
bsu belttntmen nSgen) sabltar. at letten, welae Nn-
letbe surudbe'a b!t wereen lou tnnerhalb sebn Sabreu
BON Der 3stt 1o lte auteenpmmsn wtrb, uNo bo5 70
%9ebprste @elo ipG %rerwanet perneu aur Grridtu1a
uab Wpaeneuns ppn Staatsg,bauceu mte ppm &c.
iebe Dprge' artben.
5stt. 2. Dos tie in Ter er,.en eeftipu sieier
Gtte %eenannte Inleibe auf Steats 8pnbs nit gDuz
ponS een1adt meroen fcl, unterjetGnet BON, Wpuser=
nor une eeseH9esetbnst rem Staatsfdosmetaer pelz
gins Surud Su sablen ii. an eeben ipQen; unb ieeer
10 ausgegerene 8pne fpn fir feline aerinaere Sunrne
ais Gaufene Gprars letn, unb in t%enfclben aneese.
ben. an men berfetbe jabIbar eenaGt III.
Sttt.3. Dap wenn bic 3tn{en auf bic rten BE-
tinem De'ttmnsten aanttnuie In Der Statt Rew gprf,
ODER III Ter StaotsltabmetH Sifec lit ct. paul
Desut!t pcrben (olcn.
5ett. 4, Ser Staatsl& as~n,eifer 1T hermit e..
nddttet une heuuftraat. Bono Jprmulare (Blauf
Bpnos) anju{dafea nit p%aHennem Dtvtfen uu, Sal.
'dunaen su uermelpen, 1pte es tbm padsnb erfdeiaen
mag.
Sett. 5. Der Grebit tes @taates 1T biermst f6r
bic Be.atluns ber 3taien unb tes Garitals br TT
bieftr @fte aenannten Bpnss, wie %bielelben fdQia
wsreen, serpfareet
set. 6: Die SUMMIT sOn smei 1unbert Dollars
pcer 10 VEL baepn ais erfrreerltd feu ntaa, 1T bier
NIT ~beptntet oieis &tts ausluiatreu.
a5ett;7. &iele @tse ipu G6ett nebmen uns in
Nraft leta ron uno naA ibrer peIiruna.
0%cnetmist, 5. MdrS 1863.
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Oh sBatfsn tn barftisen l1maduben ant ober

). % sDatfsa tn b~arftistn umadnben ans@ sber
10. ssestee Dot Office atrt6e Der SHUTTER (pa,
rent 0ees Sprmuns. wenu fu'de ha fnt.
uro 1pl1e aneere Stems als Der General Mtiutaut
oerlareen mag. !.
set. 3. Bum 8,pedc Der Nusfabruna ber Be-.
ntrnmWn8en e'eter Mtte. lou Der General Ntiutant
tans'balb swanata Eaoen nad pafIruua fieler Mite,
9eperte taeelart,h eo.bnete6ormular brudsn lale,t
bte be TIT Settton twet eenonnteu uup fplde anbere
Stems ee'balteno ais Ct fur uGtbtg tefnben rnaa, ,u.
%iant'neu NIT e~eb6rtsen SnerutttOnen fur bic MGei=
fprS. "'
Sett. 4. Sobolb bte In Sefttpn bret aenaunten
Norruldre fer:tg ftno, frQ Der @eneral Wtiutant cine
btnldneltG. MnJatl an bic Serlbtebenen GpuntyeNu.
bitrr5 beS Stad.eS feuben la0en sum 5ebraud Ser
Iprnltip MH flora in tbren rsfpettsreu gsunites,
Seft. 5. Die County Nuoitrrs bieles Gtootes
fplen fpfprt mad, enpfang eer Tprmula,e, ~te In
Settipa flnf t%sttmmt. %biefelben at Jet en- Ser Town.
ihtu NfeGers tsrsr rsipefttecn guunttts a%b5enSeu.
.Seft s. 0te Ippribip MheNrrs frueu barauf
tire gai&ten ertaaen nte BON ttefer Ntte poreefdrte-
ben, uno Sur 9ets np tie nen BeriAt uter lire Nt=
laabuuB MAIDEN, an ben COUNTY Gucitrr bic prn IT,
n:n tn 8etref Der @rlDaten Wltleu selammelten ia.
ttltitnen @cr1dte a%bltefern.
Scts. !. SNnerhalt Sehn fasen na9Ssm tie
Isrnibip MHeioYen itre Beridte eemadt baben, 1ol.
len fe serioteoene gpunts Inoiters biefelbe an ben
General Mojut1nten emf enten Sum @etrau@e tcr
Vrrnalter pss ..Speaten Watlenbaufes."
Set,. .. Dte aus gaben ote bur6 bic 8efimmnn-
gen bteler Ntte Serurfaat rerte1, tte Ee(aafnas Der
Eori1uiare dua9enrnn,en II. fDGen BON ben refpeftiSeu
SctDnl ttps biefes Gtaatss be3ablt werteu.
Ventbrtt9t, 1. WGri 1869.
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&tne Ute Gopitel Elm uut ;mon;ia Ter Nlesneinen
Statatsn. Wfaa6ea unD 9ewidts betrehenp IL amen.

@ei es serfugtb bie @eiesge=
bungbes @taateS Minne1pta:
SIT. /. 2as eapitsl elm unt span3is Ter Iastrnei.
men Statuten. MtaaGen unb @etpibte bet. eferb %o1neabtrt
tueres uaD oahslbs 1T biermit anenbirt turd 5tusufasuns
bes J%cleenoen:
"bas Der geunty edasmeiaer eiass jeten 0rsaniRrt.n
@sunttes bic @epalt baten foa eintu Deputy @iIealer Der
Weooben unp Gen dte 'ur ietu County Ill ernennen, bie1e
&!nftsuune ioQ f9riftliG sem~at uno ii, Der Office ees 89e-
gutter n OeeeS elneetraaen rereen, unS bisrluf i1Q folder
Depuln ale Strait (rDpers) tefben unb competent feline aQe
BITE NEtGlen hes An1tes aus:ni;bsn unb fpQ, I'M Safe a=
ldlidsr Wernadld(Rsuna peer gSe eeruns bic BON i'm, per-
lallBten prtbtsn ale Deputy au ertulsu, mad lleberflbz
runa be6sn, beifroft perten NIT elmer gslbaraf. BON ritt
mebr ale elm buaoert Dollars fit jeoe ip1t es5ernadldiFsuus
@ett.2. Sag es bic pft9t einss iesen Deputc 1ounty
Stimm .eters. fid %stnuasasn in ireeno eiuem .,gBaretcut.
Glesatrr. Store' rter anberm plote mp 9Datsen aetauft
prer aufsefpsidsrt rNsb une ale Waasen uno @enidt au
untsrinden bic BON benz 8auier. Narebpuieman" ueer IN.
eerer Derlpn aetraudt mereen, unb In, Safe biele1ben pier
trseno msIae ~bsrielben na9se,n fe { nr aeh5rioen 9rcbe
ust:srorf'n, fali3 uno unriatia %sefunosn rrerben frutsn,
eatur. au lpraen odB 'OlGc fallde unb B truesrtlbc ySoaaer
gsrtdts oter yfaagsu ,erftDrt pber Gcub mint ruerbtn lpno
irssno etne Nerirn Die 0h tcs @etraudS folder iaI@dsn
uns betru0srlia,n @etpidte Waasen pber mao6en iduls
hia 1nadt, n'iheno ta6 ieitlten talid iub, 1ou auf uebcr,
turning teftrltt tperben NIT !siner @elefrafe huntert
Dollars niht uterfsiesnt. mad %sutbunfen Der gpurt.
5ett. j.: DAT alter gDoisen rber onoeres @etretbe
(@rafe,, greis Oofr gDertt %tedelbee fef,ufeaea, bts@ss ee.
ftetsn foa tura MeHen einss hatten Buftels pun jeter J,t
errrpsenrsn Gwanttdt in lem esieaslt.n 5albbufdel ME
EUR y oas 0stss %rutyrlitrt, unb has 70 ee,neaene balbe 8r=
idel tsttrs,be leG tann seucsen nrerben auferpotttu ltease)
uno outbcriitrten Woasea, unb bas fl ermit elite 0eridt
icl ols eas rid'ise Gerid,t anaeno nm men peroen unb bic
Scrte lsrasel %bsmaena5 f~staeftelt reyben. Seine amber.
@rrte lou III Mnnsnbuna e~ebradbt tusrben in 8efimntuns
Ser Scrte (@rabe) bonn Wai,en pter anbrrm @etreioe,
nne trae1e eine Terion Gle 0etrsibe refdes n;6t ibr eiasn
IT auf ar eere lSe;ie iortirt (araos) ioa fir jshes icldes
mr. @tltffrae Gin tuatert GpIars nidr uter0sisenb, rad
6uteunfen Der Grurt.
Seft: 4. Der siseler ser MaaBsn unb @eridte lol
cs GclrhnunA fir jesen Sag ben ct irirflid beIdaftiot III
Nj 5nl,tne ppn hrci Dollars erbalten. unb sebn Gems fir
isse Dtetfe sie er in &n,ta% seiddften retien mus, tpeldes aus
Ter Counts 5ia1s te,ahlt reroen ica.
@sft. :. Nie{e Ncte lnI Gfeft netrnsn uni ii, ,Rroft
fttN ron unn nad ttrer Gaiirune.
Gerehruiat, 6 Tir, 1869.
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Mite ,ur llntsrEusuae les Woltss les 9orb
&ebrtser Ibales.
Gel eS Yerfugt bur9 sic @eIeB9e<
bung bes @taateS Minne1pta ia;
5ctt. i. Das bicrmit aus ireenb welhen GEL
bern tie TIM Staatslda Be Serbleiben, bic Surtute orn
flrf Iaufenb Druars tewtutst perbe unt tieiette TT
hermit ~bemiaist sur unterftukune Ger Mpttleihenben
NnietIer I'm aicro, &eoriser SbaIe.
@ett.2 SeIastes @elp, pher fp sieI tospn ala
erforeerltd isin mag. fnI pen cr Staatsta0e eesoeen
wercen auf Sreer reg @eusernGrs uao foa a%usaeae~
ben ,perben inter ieiuer 9trefttpn.
Set. 8. Iteie Mtte 1pl @feft nebueu uub in
Rraft 1ein rru uup mao ihrer pslirune.
@%infhntet, Is. Mlr; IS 9.
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8riehtle.

Si[r esutlGer Brisfe bic bis gum 20. Npri1 b.
). uiht atsetolt wprben lino:
Oa meubriefs:
3eisrI1 Wittpe 0rubl gluna 2
Vtloebruaeel aNinnm forl@ :Narsars!tn
benn;na Orig 81. Sell Qpuilc
pllatr 8: 9aaisr Nsumann TmiIie
;)a6uv MiB &. @9uiot Marp
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etne0tte gslo u TENT isea sur Grid tuns e-
res Staats s9stcrm Sdu.e.
9etfs oerfii9 bard bic @~e5eBge=
bung beS Gtaates Minne{pta:

SftfS nerfu9 bard bic @e1eBge<
bung bes States Minne1ota:
Set1.1 l.. .0aV pie Summe rcn snansie Iau'sn,
Aaaats reer 10 ri't sarrn ala eriereerttd fen mag,
een'ltet nerbe uat pteieite lit hisrtntt bewtu:et rrn
tTseno relben Ss;tsrn in ser GtaatafaNr liter oe
1tnt anoerret IL rsrsnst ii 'u esm 3wede Der Or
eta1ua9. geu Nsan E.r A'ttli1un5 ~(tquipmsuD:er
staatz Rfforn: Shs c: 8prauzssi.s t, tus ri5t n,etr
ais seba Saui ro &rlurs psn tfi..;sr Sumn,e o.s
ertsu &p1;l 1879
SeSt. 2. es 1T uaasleeiia iein iu1 lie Der.
7alses per BE- astca Sta"!s HeiOrn S@ule uns BITE
letten leutH tstae NItcortla1 bAotn ell @ebarte ii
etsanea. eeer ttr eeNsn urbsuuts au epnrrasisen,
nelreS rem pDnensrt, u . MR5Dli +, f.rtta ANN IS,
brau6. Dem @'eats cine erfss,e 5ummc foReu ica
als Ger Sstrue Der btermtl eafur taptural lii.
9sHshmtet ). Mart 1869.
etneN E pit fur Rte @mfnaare brn sasta,{hea
Ma@rtaeu IN ste!ns uui Srlsatea Natlen in
s'elsm Stsat &oFtfpsuaeen t'iHt.
Sstes DerfUgt bur9 bic @eIesae<
bung bes States MinneIpta
3ett. !. Die ptr1diebeuen 1pwnflip ANedors
- 1sSem srrntp eieiea Staate5 iOuen sur 3.it NO fe
BITE aSi@strns ihr sas Satr $50 MAIDEN. Itura se:
nane Ma3rrase bic &niabl BON 5Olpaten Batfen in
'esen relpststuen IONS eusFuote mao en-.
Sett. 2. Bel Aufneb ne Der fattn{fden Beridt.
T,e ~ = Ssttten etns tsitimms foa Der bsfasse appa$
i 81 Nan,ea nas Stang ees serterbenen @olba,
ten Ooer Matrpi.n.
Naa Meatraeut 8atttrie pte- aubere Oreaut-
lanon1 tn eide ct etntrat Der sd a 1uerter 1ieB.
Dteuf e,utra,.
T. Sb Der Dertcrtene an tn Der sdladt ertatte<
men W snbeu Itarb. reer In Der = ushbuna t,tner
1Ien,tp0tdteu, pser IN Srentqsit,n ott &c fG TN
OtenFe aueesoaeE. ~
5. Die Mnsabt &tneer frldes gertprbenen, bereu
NaHeE. &c 'dledt. utter unb no &c pren.
8 6. Wte lana. Fe Girprtner btei.s etaates Eue,
unb ueu pe!den. : raate rber Qanbe Ee tautsr.
. z % btfas.e a'1sn geaicu ssa ben Der, 5saa-
: ten trbalten. GI .sE.t s.I ga s@ Fa@',.I
8. Ob NOD sine Mister (parent) lebt.
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sStnt " te edition ster unb awauste: spn CAPT,
te! EN- eaueert uns a@t, ees Aaeemeiaen S'a,u-
RI rs tea. Antlaaen unb 9eusut6 tn oemtdtn Hrintnal
bdaeH be're6erb. su amtabtrsn.
Sttes perfIgt bur9 Sic @e1eBge-
.51 bung&bes @taates Mtnneipta.
set: |. Das @.tttpn ster unb awan.ta, p n
eap'tel etn eansert uab aht. euf Seite 66 Sec 49,
9emetnex S%tatu1en, ameubtrt wsrbe, 10 baB nc liti,t
wte felet:
sstt: y. sn Der gerfolaans spn treeuu pels
aen Sereebsr bcrlbt an rpsr In 8ejug aur, rber In
tIIseae e:aer g9etie treenb meldes liesenbes Gteen-
teum esriiereaS, oeer trsene ttnemYs r9e9sn beean9an
SSst. eetraasrtfees Snempfansuetmen pun wss!s,
Waaren eeer aaberm re.f6nIt4em &taentbun, fuu c
nlslan0l'a tetn, urb nt4t ais etne Itmeia uus be-
traaats1 tpcrttn, nenu es e.m 8stb5r beStefen ntre,
eogsu 3ett mo- io!des 0lrsepeu tesarsen rrtbs
ehitpseer Der ~ptrtltbe ober anaunebmeure 0pnfsute
ttot) 1'''B phfr eas al EN- etne 90 ,pectaIeG teentrum
I'm Saa'tn eScr sun Sbsil spn frl9ett perlIntthen
neer l's8enpem &t9sntcuu,, IN Der @eripn uber be=
metnee ract' ee tn Der Nnfla &c pOsr anpern stnihut.
eeteun9 ansesebeu, bo6 f: ser G'grutbhmsr ~bsNtlvca
Jet.
Venebmtet. 6. N6r; 1869.
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etnsaste gocttei eds uno p,crsis Der Glide
n'etneu 8eftte pon 1868, @eri6' urm Sun;tu,e
III Saasaummen uus Sltnse tctref,no, su
drhenbtren.
9ete6 Serfi9 bur6 bic 0~e1eBae=
bungb es 9taates MtnueIpta:
5ett 4. Gof 5etttur feds uub 3uurAta BON be.
iaaterr Ganitel 1eds une ~sieriia omsnoilt werte uuo
bteFelbe 1T tfrmit ameptt t,
.Durt Muefre}deu res @rrteS ,fInf" In Scr
sterashnten 3tils bstastsr @etttun. anb @inlaaltuna
ees Wsrtee ,a6t'ap teHen Gtrue
aSeft.2 ~i.le NFte frl Ghett nebn,eu uus in
Strait fetn Won uno na4 tbrer YalIrura.
@ensumiGt 4. ~,ar; 1869.
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Mtt9el, @anaba.-D Der arp6e
NeAeniturm am lebten Sounta9 bat ,tel
Hano uberf 1utbet UNI aQ9emein piel S9a=
ben an9eri@tet.
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Sete6 SerfUs' our9 bic @eietge
bun9pon WtuueIptd:

~pis,i'a: BON G,rit:l Ct Ger Uaeemetu.n Gtatutsa f.
anenrtrr merle. toS IL :ieis ME fpl11:
Os Country nne'tor Ecl sir ndmlt9,u 3eit In bsa
Snpern elmer Ofrce n%dsisben pb ole Gsyen auj
lem in ecm Hartbr1eie be, 5r,stencn Qanne ctsr lie
aerosi1 Gt0fnttnn beadblI i;ue. uub uui %oemIeIten
user Sstner Momensuntell&r,ft Sic Drr,s Id rsibsn
aaren beaabt. user ,Qareu nlGt te;ahlt'' uat
&asfb1isfs eefhr,.cru i'nr. iru Der Re9i1er Of L ,ebs
fh petaern %oeH'sleea anavastmen pbzs s;nsu.raa:u
u"o trsenb ere Vtrlsfun9ss Der beifin1mrneea pieler
ieb:'csrieeune ~(mtspemsanp;) arertere1 we5psu
uno auf usberfubruns Foa o,ri Ice set,aft wcreeu
nit elmer Gelfitl ale eth tuncsrI 1puors utat l;e,-
%ite'eent.
Sett.2 C'efs Ntrs Gu GFert nebnec uuo tit
Rraft lein non uHc uah ihrer paijtrunq.
Dtae trigt, 4: Ntdrs 1870.
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Stne tte @st'ten siersts Gapttsl elf. Ser Nu.
t1aanreen bur6 Geuu!v Arei.oreu betrcTtno. 3u
antntt en-.
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Dos 2oui8otQer 0olf6blatt
i6reibt: Wie ab1 6eult9 bic i'm Staate
Snoiana BET Gbel9etpung bsrridenbe
Yrari6 it, erlisbt man redt aus fpl9enz
rem @prfalle> Der bod ppbl ntr9enes
onber5 ais in Snbtana rprfummen fam.
Su 2a9ran9e wobnt Elm Mann Namens
Gren9 nit ieiner Trau. Ger Man1
1T franf uno bic Trou Derlieb Jpn neult@
auf einen Mugenblid> I'm III rem 5ault
zines No9bor5 etpas ou6;urt9ten.
6ier wuroe le eefra9t pb e6 wabr iei,
bob Ge Don ibrem Manne geldtepen fet,
mas je ladenb peruetnte uno nod einiae
8emerfar9en iiber bic Nlbernbeit FOLDER
0erldte bir;ulfste ais einSdrei6er be6
rprtioen Mnwolte5 etntrat unb ibr einert
8rief uberbra@te. Der tbr an3eiete, ba6
cas @elu6 tbres Manne& ouf Gbel9et@
Dung 9enebmi9t iet.
DerMntrus tpar benz 8e3trt6seridte in
Gltbarbt @ountp ein9erei@t, no bic Gbez
leute ME 9eppbnt batten, unb am 19.
Mdr3 9enebmt9t; Der Sberif batte bic
Gerbanplunsen 70 9eleitet> tob.l ie ME Boz
ron &unoe erbalten batte, SIR Mana
bate ro8 @@etoun96eefret feltf nit
mad 5aule 9ebradt uno LANCER at&
cine @o&e nit ibr eelebt, ebe ie %
ravpn 9eb6rt bate, ia mdbreno rieier3eit
bate ct ii6 BON ibr In feiner &ranfbeit
pfe8e1 la1en. ~ w.
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-06-25
Free Schools.

Wo have been again called on by private
letter to give some information relative to the
free school fund appropriated by Gen, CANDY
for the year ending October 31st, 1868. We
published the joint resolution Of the General
Assembly, and called attention to it several
months ago. It requires the accounts to be
made out in the usual form, for services from
3Ist October 1867 to 31st October 1865
The claims so made out shall be certified to
by the School Commissioner Of the County,
and approved by the State Superintendent of
Education--with the following proviso, that
all such claims shall be presented for payment
on or before the Both day of juno, 1869;
and provided further, that if in any county
tho amount Of claims shall exceed tho sum
apportioncd to such county, it shall be paid
to tho teachers 1oyorato. From this it will
be seen that such as have not rendered their
accounts should do SO at once, to the County
School Commissioner. Some teachers, VIC
understand, have already so done, and there
is yet q few days Of grace. Everyone should
have read and followed the instructions in the
resolution, in the failure of being specially
notified.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-06-25
FOR THE KEoWEE COURIER.

Mr.. Editor: Friday last was a day set
apart by the friends and patrons of q school
under the vigilant supervision Of Miss MAT
TIE ALEXANDER, for Examination and Ex-
hibition. The morning came with bright
sun and cool mountain brcczcs, and the early
meeting of so many smiling faces and warm
hearts made the %oconsion decidedly interest.
ing. The Examination was good after
which VIC enjoyed one of tho very best basket
dinncrs-old ham, fresh pig, chicken pic and
all sorts Of "swcct aoins" and "last but not
least" there was ono mental friend G. G. T..
with a whole blue cat, served up in tho best
modern atylc-now BILL, don't you hnuw it
was good"
After "fcasting to the FULL" and q social
greeting of friends and kinfolks for more
than one hour, we wcrc invited to q special
seat on tho stage to hear the young folks and
little ones make speeches and not dialogues.
We must not personate. AU was good
some were better, and others the very best.
Friend THos. j. was on hand and made
tho syectcs, mu ,ss:;c-yos th =. = que word, the
sweetest!
June, 16, 1860. G.. RI. s.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-06-25
O 3 u Y.

DErAnTLD this life, on tho 31st of May, 1860, at
his lato residence, on Tugalo River, Oconco c oun-
ty, Mr.. IAcnARIAM HALL, Sr. His age is not Ger
tainly known, but he was, no doubt, an unusually
old man, probably passed his four.sooro. His
long lifo was one Of uncommon freedom from sick
rapid decline, and finally much suffering, which
he boro with Christian manlinoss and fortitudo.--
lie is extensively known in his native District,
and stood high in the estimation Of ALL his acquain-
tances, as n man Of tho strictost integrity, a friond-
ly n~oighbor, generous to tho moody, and hospita.
bio and entertaining to visitors at his home. In
his death q good and worthy citizen Is lost, rs we'll
rs q kind and p%rovidont father to his olildron.-.
Ho did not attach himself to the church until
within q few wceks Of his death, but we think it
was because ho feared insincority. Ito naturally
slrank from anything like protonso. lilo was long
a constant reader of tho Bible, often wept over its
pages, and repeatedly declared his reliance upon
tho Savior there revealed, who, w trust, has
transformed him into tho divine image, and taken
him into his glorious and blessed presence.
.lJ - .iHf' kasW. p. G.. =.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-06-25
Death of Dr.. P. NJ. Wallace.

The "Spartanburg Gazette" and "Carolina
Spartan" como to us clothed in mourning
for the death of DR.. p. M. WALLACE, Editor
of tho "Gazcttc," and in times past Of the
"Spartan." The "Gazctto' is a new paper and
under the direction Of DR.. WALLACE, rank
cd among the first wccklics of tho State. His
experience in writing, together with a fund of
general information acquired in a long and
useful lifo, gavo to his editorials e degree Of
unusual %intorost. His death is certainly q
loss both to the Press and tho State
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-06-25
Court.

At a meeting Of the Bar of Oconcc County
held at Walhalla on Saturday the 18th inst,
it was unanimously agreed to continue all liti.
gated business in tho Common Pleas to the
November term of the Court. 1t was also
understood that Equity business would be
heard This action Of tie Bar is ccrtt..::".i!yy
commcpdablc and should be readily acquicsccd
in by every nonresident Attorney. Our
court is held at the most busy season Of the
year for farmers. They arc in tho midst of
the last working Of their crops, which in corn
cannot be delayed. It must either be fin.
ishcd at once, or it aill become too largo to
work. In years past the farmers of this SEQ
ton hayo been pretty well through with their
crops by the 10th of July, but in consequence
of tho late Spring this year, they will be until
tho goth Of April to LIST Of August. Provis.
ions arc Of too great necessity to sacrifice tho
least increase Of tho crops to a fcw lawsuits,
which instead Of cnriching impovcrish the
country.
NAoiiNdioN, ouuc lO'-It ~ stutcu CHat
on Grants return tho Cabinet will consider
and apopta positive policy regarding Cuba
Tho Horald says: "Tho President, it is un.
dcrstood, favors granting bclligcrcnt rights to
tho Cubans, but tho Cabinet is against him.
Secretary Fish strongly sympathizcs with
tho Cubpns, as docs also Secretary Borio but
Acknowledgement Hoar and Secrotery Bout
wcll arc pronounced against them.
Secretary Fish disayows any agency, direct
orindirect, in tho recent proceedings against
the Cuban partizans.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-06-25
LOIS AT PICKENS G. IT,,

Comprising respectively, half.acrc, one, two
and four acre Lots, judiciously laid out.
The location is near hunters Store, between
Town and Wolf Greeks, ID miles from old
and II miles from Pcndlcton Village, and in n
healthy section. The location is a most dcsira-
bic one, being situated on q beautiful plateau
and surrounded hy u fertile region, with thrifty
inhabitants and tho village rapidly improving.
There is. on both Town and Wolf Greeks,
abundance of the best timber near by.
Tho countryside is nearly cqui.distant between
Keowoe and Saluda RiYors. has Il fine Wow of
tho Mountain scenery, and will command II
largo trade from the mountains and from North
Carolina. and good country farming lands can
be bought in tho noighborhood. Tho Court
House and Jail having been completed, fine
Merchants, Physicians and others desiring q
good country to live cheap and healthy.
TERMS OF SALE.
Ono third cash balance in two instalmouts
Of 90 days and six months. Purchasers to give
bond and surety for the purchase money. III.
ties TO be executed, but not delivered until the
bond for tho purchase money is fully paid
Purchaser to pay extra for titles and stamps.
JAMES LEWIS, Cairm'n,
JAMES II. AMBLER,
REESE BOWEN,
w. II. FIELD,
j. T.. UAGOOD,
Commissioners.
For further information, apply to the under.
signed ut Pickcns Court House.
j. T.. UAGOOD,
Scc'ty & Trcas'r Board Of Com'rs.
June Is, 1869. 81 S
Ge5s~ "Andcrson Intclligcncer'' and "Grccn.
vile Enterprise" will please publish until day
Of sale and forward bills.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-06-25
An Improvement in Artificial Teeth

The workmanship Of DR.. d. L. BoozEn, of
Columbia, surely constitutes the highest order
of art in this speciality, and speaks in the high
est terms of the scientific skill of the Doctor.
The teeth arc backed with gold, and securely
attached to the Rubber Plate. Tho plate can
be made very thin, and yet strong, by the gold
bars which arc skillfully fitted in SO as to mako
tho plate wear comfortable and if by great
violence q tooth should be broken off another
can be ro-attached in a few minutes, and with
out re-vulcanizing, thus preserving tho elias
ticity and ~toughncss Of the plate. A partial
plato Of this improvement can be seen for q
week or two at the store Of tho Mcssrs. PIE.
PER, of this place. Call and. examine the
plato and read DR.. BoozEn's advcrtiscmentip
another column.