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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-10-14
BOTH ENGLISH
AND GERMAN,

And at 4 price so reasonable ~ 10 be within the
reach ofall There is scarcely single county
III whbrh from tn0 tn . OIO copies can MT he
sold between now anh the nr>t OF next May
hy means Of an int lllgent md systematic can
vass. Unlike lsrg- class OF me rely sensa-
tiunal hnoks- dcssrvedIy shoit>lyed and rap
IDLY fal ling into disrepnte-- .hls work grows in
popular fsyoi continually, and il now = ne
with increased rnpidry everywhere. Fronts
great anil obvious practical salne, and i's non.
poiiiirsl character, agents are doing splenddy
with Il IN miny lorhlInes where other books
are mere drug in the market, and can hardly
be gwen away.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-10-14
CATARRH

LA lady who has suffered fnryears
from Deafness and Catarrl uas cuied hy n rim
pie rem sdy. Her sympathy and gratitude
prompts hei 10 send the receipts, free II
charge, 70 any one similarly afflicted. Ad lress
sep sfw
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-10-14
a COMPLETE GUIDE

In The care and management of both the horse
aud mule, in the stable md in the field, con-
mlnng full directions in regard to food and
general treatment, breeding, stock raising
etc, marks Of age AMI abuses, genIling
breaking aud training, fractures and their
treatment, vices and unsoundnes4, shoeing,
ETC., etc.
Although so recently published and brought
out with none Of the usual llomlsh oftrumI els
beforehand, t." give It prestige, l'r. stewards
AMEklC'N FARM ER'S HORSE BOOK has
gained the highest place in popular esteem,
by virtue Of its owa merits, aud il 10 now the
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-10-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
M. s G. T.. Il. TIME TABLE.
GOINo EAST.

On and amer Sunday, Stay 9th, trains will
run AS follows; The Night Express runs
daily; Mail, daily, Sundays excepted
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-10-14

Some of the Democracy are
shocked to think the Trustees
of Elk township accepted the
vote of job Luca', a visibly
admixed citizen. 1t may in
lerest them 10 know that Mir.
Lucas having sworn that he
had preponderance of white
blood The Trustees were c0m.
peLled to accept his vote. And
il may interest them further TO
know that this right is guaran
teed'to him by the constitution
Of Ohio; that the constitution
was adopted by the Democra.
cy, and time and again inter.
preted by a Democratic Su.
preme Court.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-10-14
PRICE LIST.

Suits. Walking, 18th panler cut, each. ....,. rs
skirts, y ain white, per quarter dozen....".s.7
SSiIis, "ne ruiiie, per quarter dozen LOO
linndFerhrtS, embossed handsomely,
prrect imitation per dozen...-...... &c
COilIrS, plllhe H. l'uen, per doZen"......... 30
Chet lsPus, per quarter dozen ...".......... co
Shirt Fron.s, elegum designs, per dozen. rs
White Vests, four m parkage. .......l 90
lInndkcrchitis, per dozen..... ............ LOO
and others. .
Money must accompany each order to in
snie attention. Letters calling forlnIormation
must cuntjdn stamp.
In sending money, procure money orders
If possible, and add ten per cent. fnr postage.
lACUhCS VAN,
The Pans and London
Parcr Clothing Company's Agent,
50 Circle Street. corner Of Market,
Indianapolis, Indiana.
sep % 1869 3m
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-10-14
A Little Piece of Political
History.

hiotOiy
1t came out in a conversation
IN the Post Office last We'd
nesday that the first negro who
ever offered TO vote in VintOn
county was led to the polls by
Henry Reynolds, now Demo.
cratic Auditor of the county.
1t occurred about fifteen years
since. The election was held
IN the old school house, now
burned down. lavis was the
negro's name, and Isaiah Smith
was one of the Trustees. The
vote was not accepted by the
Trustees, but it wasn't because
Mr.. Reynolds didn't try. d,
Mr.. Reynolds was twitting
one of his Republican friends
rLout The negro, when this lit
lie piece Of history was reel
ted to Mr.. r., who probably
supposed that it had been long
since forgotten. Sich is life
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-10-14
Fatal Accident.

Mrs. Samuel 3. Hudson was
boiling sorghum at her home
near Macarthur last Saturday,
when a board fell from above
her, striking heron the head, and
knocking her into the kettle Of
boiling sorgum. Her son, " ho
was standing by, drew her out
as soon as ossible, but not be
fore she was terribly scalded.
She died from The effect of her
injuries ON Tuesday morning
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-10-14

New, cheap and handsome
the new stock of dry goods
just received by j. X. Will.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-10-14

STRONG d GIBBONS having
sold their stock OF hardware
TO Messrs. Lantz & Pearce now
call the attention of all who
are indebted to hem either
by note or book account 10 the
fact that they must call and
settle Immediately. AS they
intend 10 make other invest.
ments they must have means.
Mr.. Gibbons, of The above firm,
will go into business in Cincin-
natl the 1st OF November, and
all claims must be settled by
that time,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-10-14
8. Q. 8 w I FIT,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Notions, Fancy C oc ds g. Small Wares
CHILIICOTHB, O.
FALL TRADE.
FALL TRADE.

Hosiery-Common and Super in Ribs and Plain
JE1cke-Single, Double Plain and Fancy. -
Nubids-COmmnn Super. Comforts. sears ana lnods
Gauntes. Single Lined sheep anu uoa
arls- II AZ in. Breakfaet also Double
Binding Cotton WOrstd. Cashmere and Sik
HLmdke Cotton SILK Linen aud Lawn
Spool A Manufacturers Home Prices.
Enrelopes-Whte y aud Buff; all sizes. Blank Books
Pertu,rey- Extracts. llnir Oils Fancy Soaps
ButtunS-A Large Assortment IN Price and Kind
aces--COt and Linen. Frilng and Plain.
Collars Alpine MaZeppa. Inkelman Tie and lvanh
Undr edr--COm Cool Gents d Ladies'.
Veluet-- & Silk. Velvet Ribbons.
DressT Trfnmnp--A Large Assortment.
all Paper--COmmo,, Satin. FIench, Gilt.
small Wares and generally assorted Notion Houses.
Having selected with aud with the intention of meeting to
the Dealers who buy for the retail trade aud Tor
Cash or prompt short time buyers
Orders by Mail Otherwise on Sample
''''' ''' ''''' s. SWIFT.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-10-14

CAPT. DELIGn has our thanks
lor some very fine Fall Pip
pins.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-10-14
Notice, Ladies mo More Washing,
No More Ironing, No More Vexationl

The great invention ofFaEer Clothing winch
can not he detected from linen iHnr'es, and ut
one lIalr the prce tuimeily pad or Washing.
Il would be- impossible to give hcIeall tho
adtantag's which these goods possess in an
emlnen, degree. They must be seen to be
appreciated.
TIE gient demand nr them, upon the man.
nfacturpl in Europe, preyenled th"rI thus h,r,
from sending la ~ supply Thus the first
nyoi'e ] will dispose nj IN small quantities
only, merely to Introduce and show Their
merit.
" Wholesale den, ers will not 90 dealt with for
the present, No order VIII he filed for more
ih'n one d)z'n ofany one article at one 81 me
10 the same address.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-10-14

BUTTER 30 cts, eggs 10 at Bray's.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-10-14

STRONG & GIBBONS have sold
out, and now call on their pat
rons for immediate settlement
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-10-14

GRADEY's circus has q fe
male clown.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-10-14

CHEAP Goods at j. X. Wills
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-10-14

PORTSMOUTH is to have a
Savings Bank.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-10-14
THE VINTON RECORD.
LOCAL MATTERS.

NEW Goods at ]. X. Wills.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-10-29
Blue Ridge Railroad.

To get any tangible information as to the
present condition and future prospects Of this
great enterprise, appears difficult. The con-
tractors. Crisvile & Co.. arrived in Wulhala
on last Friday night. They are now gone in
the direction Of Knoxville, with view Of
examining the route No work of any con-
sequence Inns yet been done; mere handful
of dirt moved to save the contract Wo hear
there is n dcny on account Of machinery and
the real labor will not be undertaken for some
days We rather think the securing the
other five millions, which IS to come, has
something to do in delaying the machinery.
We do not doubt however but the road will
be built and u beginning in earnest be made
before Christmas.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-10-29
Survivors, Association,

we dip the foIlnwing from tho "Cbor,o.
ton News of tho 25tln instant:
eve beg to ro,nini our reaiars tbo.g. =. !,
ysnsi"n Of the Survivors Assooi,t;on - ~ ~.
Ss'e VIII mectin Charleston On Novemba,
- Every district association is expeotsd sl
20 be represented, to complete the oraani,s
.,on ana perfect the plans of the sooie,v
Districts which have no. vet formed loos,
so''"t'o"a and appointed delegates - ~
Charleston convention are requested - : IL Wv :.
:, o. once. once We beg that our con.emnor.r;a. NV -
.nronushoat ','hee the State will give tho ma,.sa
Immediate I'm attention" ~ "''''r
! az az the the request Of several sold; - 4, IN
county we called attention In q former '.w ;..,a
:" the existence ofsuch asspeiatons ana saH. 'sa
purpose eng spggfsted 4 ID lnlestipg or aalsd.a
!" next we have heard no assea,;na No ,aaay ~ M
sent,ag voice M e the suggestion as' ' ys.. ~ a
publish The ahoso for the information @ If ~, @
lin Interested. 4sa (, go. psr- /
u sls s y, he Le.islatare teots on Tu.sd. (,
ne e Satl's & ssdsyof w November next,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-10-29
sWaihalla.


There Is no need Of ideuess horo. Work,
work, is the great want. There is activity in
every branch of industry. Buildings are
going up from the Depot to- the uorths end,
and the say,and s9ammer3pf thso,rpontof are
busy Oldbaildlnss ors bsidg roatted and
reprinted, dadlnS tp thssappdaranoo Of the
place; sssfofgo Of the sgith isnot allowed
TO got cold, Everybody that wants employ
ment is busy, aud the 10 ,fer, tho drone Of so
oiety. finds no associates. Wahalla is grow.
ingand spreading out her arms, inviting trade.
Areadyyinarca and Inhabitants, she s ahcad
OF her stster towns VI theemountains Her
business ho.ses are more numerous aud active
than in any up country town. A generous
competition governs in every branch of trade,
giving the farmer the best prices for his pro.
dnce and the cheapest market to supply his
wants. New corn opened in this place ut 81
per bushel. old corn is still selling at 81 go.
Cotton was sold here last weok ut 233. to 24
cents. Our merchants are determined to
spare no efforts to make Walhalla a murkct
for every, article of produce, aud will pay for
cotton the Anderson price. Let our farmers
remember this and give our merchants trial
Sell your, produce here aud spend your monoy
here, and it will benefit yourselves and the
County. You oan get Liverpool salt here at
40 per sack, less than the cost aud freight
OF few sucks from Charleston The stores
are full Of Now Goods, bought in the best
markets, at the latest prices, Whatever you
want UT need cun be- had here, az cheap us
anywhere. Read our advertising colums and
you will see this, and then come aud examine
Tor yourselves, and you will say "tho half was
not told you"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-10-29
The Question Solved.

now TO make money puzzles the brains Of
."ls generation. Ths best plan as We think
- ''.snve It. This can be done by examin'
ing P'eper y Lowerys stook of Goods and
prices before purchasing your neccsa,rie.
Q elsewhere. Spccia attention is invited 70
'her column, and every one should re,ncmbsr
when '.y they come to WalhaIla, to look IN a.
,"e.F :, store and see for themselves. Thew
Keep every article needed in tho Housohola
and Farm department. ''u
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-10-29
Public Notice

rs hrrhy given ihnt will llnrply ITO the Judge
l. of Pr"batc. for Pickens County. ut Pickens
G. IT,. on M"niay. ODD N"vcmber next. for leave
tn make final et,lements nfihc Estate of Jo ohn
lIix. deceased; Estnte If j NJ. Mulikan. de-.
ceased: Esratc nf Jno. A. Hinton decenscd;
and to receive letters Of lisInission tbcre(rom,
respectively. Creditors aud all others interest
ed will take due notice and cavern themselves
acc rdingy shHN u i.r
y1 ,ROB"T a. THOMPSON, Admir-.
Oct 20. 1869
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-10-29

tIhheTG1ShprV nf
'5Irrpf'on. Embroideries, Lnce. A. .; every DC
,aenclcnnes fIoniton. Clnney, g., - Ro''' R,a"r'e
p reN rom 5o cents to &c. 90 ncr va.d w, ~, la
u."ar OF ELL grades in Svis.es .Jaan ~hIe
orlc' rercoles Dimity. Linen. 10 oafo-
7oo ana ~ B!eached Damask
a. and ~ Brown Damask
o Scarlet Wine CloIh.
~ Mar"nn Tea Cloth.
lO4 Open Linen Dinner cL,,ho ~
match same ''H--Napkins to
$1,000 per dozen. vi from Sl.2O to
| | n,n, n"'eS'c"mb Quilts, Marsciles Quilt. \, 81
/ ,. "SS'neres' Tweeds Broadclo,bs s,,;,o,.--
pota poa"A r. hrrseys, Lintoy. Flanncs. HI n,,''
Yarna M. RS nirnched Shooting and S ,ir;in" ,'
r"nDrn',n Drmwn C"ttnns and Osnnburo. u
2 nin inElS' a,,.S' IN Hemp Wool, 2nv AI,.,
RUGS, 70 n,"tch "Pes'rY' Brussels, Velvet, and |
ont FLOOR &C OIL CLOTH in 44,o4sa %
WINDOW SHADES in everv collar =, ,.,,,
Agencies. T
nonn We are al gents for the host brand 80 ppou,
= on'o aJvo,. ~ the State. aud give unr cua.'-
ALSO,
Agents for good YARNS
Uur Carpet Department. ord
Wholesale Department. our
arc new and fixed ,faaturea NJ ,,,l.
70 oo'hpote outside Of this mnrket H. .h'' ana
II. q. SILVER,
OCT O.. 18Go Colnmbia, s.. G.
~ -, tooo 3 -
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-10-29
FHE STATE Or souTu CAROLINA,

PlcKENs coUSE-IE THE corBT OF PROBATE
Il. W. Folger
. w. ! pptition Of Cr,,l;to,
Clayton N. Reid. Admir-.
y w Folger uying filed his petition in ,hi.
II. Court prhyi,G that the pisrihul I'VE Share of
g. Q. Reid IL thei;sta,e of Ambrose Reid, dec d.
shall DC ndjnlget TO he paid to him ~ creditor :.
The said o. t.Reil, who rs it is said resides with
out the limits of his State. is hereby required to
W. anu appear r"tonnily. or by Attorney. ut the
Court OF f"ohuic !or Piclpns County. TO i. hollpn
ut picS"ns {. u..Slthn rty days after the pub.
lch''on OF th's noce. to show cause it any hc can,
why the PRAYER d the Petitioner should moi ~.
srhntea' Or The nmc will he taken pro coafrs.o
against MN. Gi9'n under my hnnd aud seal. this
the 18Th OF October 1863
l. IL. PMILPOT. Jp.pc
Oct. 10. 1850 3 =,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-10-29
Ramie Agenoy.

III AsiN.i 70 been appointed Agen. f., tho 81.
- :" ,na kAMIE Plant il this e,v t,e sac
it, oaI."assi"n 20 some oxten. for as months in IN
t"n as 70 it's adaptabity and sooa;. 20 give iafrna
ilants also authorized to estaIjiab' ardera @ tor
e.ss tnr iho's'c of The Plant thai Il ago,
's'sating our planting comm anity. = present
II. q. SILVER. y
Gok 2s, 1860 so'umpa, sp, 8. O;
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-10-29
Pacific GMoMO GOmpany's
COMPOUND
ACID PHOSPHATE OF LIME
For Composing with Cotton Seed.

'THlS ARTICLE is manufactured mt The Ccmpa
i ny's Works. under the direction and supcrn-
tendenye OF DR.. Ravrnol.
1t contains I'll" sn nc oleme Is Of fertility nA so
LuBLE PACIFIC GU MO. except that il is moi
furnished With Ammonia. II is prepared cX press
~ or composing with cotton secd. which furnish
es he element Ut Amuionin; the object being to
render tia side product oi the PLANTATION avnila
HE to the h2hcai Il, gree element OF fertility
For further and PARTICULAR information apply 10
the undersigned.
J. n. ROBSON,
Agsut for South & rulina.
| and Atiauiic Wharf, Uhuries ou
JOHN S. REESE. ia.
Genersl agent. Baltimore.
Oct ~. iHGh 3m.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-10-29
The Newberry College.

This institution is under. the fus ering cure
OF the Lutheran Synod which has just ad.
journed, having taken proper steps to put it
on more solid basis. The institution is
young and must pass through the usual or.
deal of time and prejudice. 1t wants pres
tige, name, reputation, character, that NOR
al Influence which comes from p,st suorrss
and is an earnest for the future. This oau
only be obtuned hy time. and the reputation
of its graduates, rrfrcting their honor upon
the institution, which trained their intcllccts
and developed their moral character. 1t is
now as capable Of giving wholesome instruo
tion in tue usual curriculum Of stuiics az it
will be ten or twenty years hence, but it needs
the confidence and stability which reputation
gives. Then it will become independent
Its merits will be appreciated, aud students
from other seotions will add to lts Income.
AT, this time it is weak in pe,,unnry resources
aud requires the aid and encouragement. of
our citizens. 1t is OF grcnt interest to the
town and County. Our children eau he edu.
GATED in eaay reach of their homes. and under
the eye Of the parent The money for their
tuition and support will be spent in the Coun.
ty, and its benefits be kept Among us 1t
supplies home market for our produce, and
when time and success have added lustre to
the institution students from ahru,d will seek
its benefits, bringing and spending their
money among US The South Carolina Col
lege has for a half century been an
unfailing source Of wealth to Columbia, lcav.
ing annually in that city near 100000. D
Schools and Colleges never fail to exercise n
beneficial influence over the surrounding
neighborhood. They add value to property
by affording facilities universally desired -
hope. as we believe this institution will
M 0'o'J~ entire support of our County
go 8oa' 'src' "''zar education for ynur chill.
"'uie NE reats the pr"fhe Ncvbcrry Col.
institution. This will be an ndnn hc desired.
IN
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-10-29

ED- The communication Of "Eumcnean"
came too late for this issue, but will appear
III our next, We like to hear both sides Of
u question. though we ,nsy honestly differ
with tho writer. 4
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-10-29

'"uJ "Hu eXceIence. Thc fac
u'ty Is now complete. Dr. Turner bus ,ccon
.eu Tue char of Ancient languages, to vbich
!. ne was elected His reputation as ,cocber
IS wen founded. It is not tho creature Of
day' out has hecn Iuilt up through .uocc.,i,.
years of study and experience. Ever,n.s
can 1901 sure that bis son will not lack for
mental or moral culture under the ou,n;no.
o1 Dr' turner and the other able meu,.rr. 80
'ho faculty OF the Ncwbcrry College.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-10-29
kssSa s}s zsS 6zsA SalEzIa sla ~; ~
Air A.lne Railroad.

MEETING OF th citizens Of 0concc in Walhal.
~ Ia on snlrslaybf this month having passed
certain resolutions in favor OF the County sub.
scripiion to the cnphl Stock OF the Air Line Rail
road, (Which have inen published in the Kcowce
Courierl anu the County Commission rs feeling
the vast importanceif this measure TO the Conn
~ nov respeci.ullycsqnes, the Salcctmen Of each
Township to cnnvrW meeting of the citizens Of
their respective T"nnships on Saturday the 3Dth
day OF October inst. for tile purpose OF appoint
ing five Delegates I, represent their Townships AT
General Mcctingpf The County to be held in
mnhaln on Hlon''S the Isl day of November
next, to consider AMI d-,ermiue whni cotton .h.Il
be tnkrn in the premises. The same TO he dcci
dei by ballot.
BY order OF the County commissioners;
WlliTIEE SYMMES. Clerk,
Oct II. 1869 Il
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-10-29

nay The elections in Pennsylvania and
Ohio hsSo fesulted in tho defeat Of the Dem
oeratic candidates
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-10-29


'''" e'' 80 "..n
FOR COTTON.
i'', ''''er Pitcher, value s75, for tbc
greatest growth from one acre of land
"a silver Goblet, value $50. fo. ,ho .
growth from one nero of land. ~ "'A
81 Silver Cup, value s25, for tho thi,a
greatest growth from one acre of land
FOR CORN
lss' Silver Goblet value $50. for tho oro,,
est yield from one acre of lard Wv s''"'
90 silver Cup value *25, for tho mex,
''e"tcst yield from one acre Of land
e"'os, m '";a 'led"'' v"Iu" s2s, for tho third
''s''eS' yield from one ncrc of land
j. N. ROBSON.
Agent for South Oaro,;,o
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-10-29
A Valuable Work.

we have received from the pubJishiO.
mouse of .. B. Treat & Co., Of New ynrh :
Po'' oound volume Of 500 pages, entitled thu
ia'ners and Mechanics Manual. We b,vo
examined . the work with some o,ro ,n, a' e. =
=. ~ o'".''n gre"t deal of useful ipform,.
,,un :" a'' the branches of Agricultural md
."ecnanloaI industry. 1t is digest ~ ,.an., ~
tim % - a1u - nsares' with simple rules of nppioa.
ve.a., a - measurement Of lind, tho capacity Of
vessels = "nd houses, tho weight and ,n.asn,o m
'aens ]. OF lumber &c. It is an invnlu,hlo -
30 - % tho uneducatcd in tho higher moth
''l'''es and cannot fail TO repay carofm,
'erusal The work contains 2O0 ;u,....
"a Is SOLD only by subscription. ..oas Aa"p.s
,anIee ,' evcrywhere. A copy cun be seor ap".s Is
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-10-29

Friday Mcrning,t : October 90, 1869

Ray In New York, on the 25th instant
Cotton was quoted at 26a. Gold, 804.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-10-29
GUARDIAN MUhuAL L1Fs
Insurance Company,
NEW -Yo oETx
25l, pR3ADwAr. IT,
). ORGANIZED IN 1850.

AL Policies Non Forieiiablo.
Half Loan taken. No Notes required. i 81
Last Cash Dividend (fhy) 50 per cent. z
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-10-29
From the Charleston Courier I

CuAnELsToN, g. c.. Oct. %, 1869.
4Hessrs. Eiitors = In order to induce plan
ter, to keep II correct account Of the results
obtaned from the application Of the Soluble
Pacific Gunno and Conmpound Acid Phos
phate manufactured by the P"ri6c Guam"
Company, | would offer the following prcn
~ rs for the ensuing crop of corn and cotton,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-10-29

"o negroes Of Augusta. Ga won,
uu' =. 20 hsh' duel the other day, but wh;'s i|'
M sbro m',' ', an'k'ns with pistols in their hands,
:, S"rc"d o'd negro present, after ox,,';.; aas
s"s challenge and acceptance, oal,cd h
'o"'arK'ns' "Dem dar papers aint f vol "''' "
), e'ro'"g to dc code. and dis ere foo,ishnoa 1p
-, p"u' &c, 70 s's some Niger into jail" vheronnon
s"o s 'e'l,Ger'nts a1 calculated, each - "p"a ~;
'0n'' "f""k do Lord |" and went hoo,n % MS &C.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-10-29

'.'e' ''le zoth 'nsant, from D. Wyatt Aiken,
at she iSecretnry's office, in Columbia. The
committee also adopted resolution reones
ing 1ho newspapers Of the State to notifyt
'n'.f readers that all articles intended for OK.
i''p'''on at the approaching Fair, will be sent
~ ~ ana returned from Columbia by all the
nn'r'ads in tho State free of charge, and all
VISITORS passed to and from Columbia, for one
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-10-29

S~ y 0a't'o has occurred in Cuba no,.
o'y; Dayamo; on tho 10th, wheroin .Jord,n,s IVA,
Suesadaa forces encountered Val" ana
e"ree,' The fight lasted ak hou,s 'l'seaa MUS
rPnnfards retired, leaving tbeir liz. Tho,' the
wounded. To The Cuban loss was vsrm sn,'a ana
fight. ''o' inc result of tho