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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-12-03
Synopsis of the Governors Message.

The great length of the Governors Mes
sage procludcs the possibility of its appearing
in our columns. We give clear Synopsis
of this lengthy document:
The Governor congmtu1atcs tho people on
the improved condition of the finances of the
State. The public debt is Sc, 1873 $40. II /:
assets Of tho State, s2,754,GGO. Interest due
Oct. 81, 1870, S3SS,G03. $1,000, 900 Of tax
has been collected for State purposes, .as well
as $2,G22, ,G90.6S of internal revenue. The
statement is made that the State tax will be
reduced for the present year. The Governor
is in favor of reaching gold basis as speedily
as possible
The Governor opposes further State aid to
railroads, and turns cold shoulder to tho
Blue Ridge enterprise. lie favors an efficient
and comprehensive law on the subject of cdu-
cation. Tho Land Commissioner has pur-
chased 10000 acres of land, which is being
subdividcd into small tracts, and sold to the
poor. The Governor favors an additional ap
preparation for this purpose. Homestead is
asked for all--now it only inurcs to the bcnc-
fit Of tho landholdcr. A change is rccommen-
dcd in tho selection of iurics Tho pardon
ing power has been hunancly used. NIacis-
tratcs courts should be fully organized. -
Carrying concealed deadly weapons should be
punished. The condition Of tho Lunatic
Asylum is satisfactory. The Asylum for the
deaf, dumb and blind is in operation. Taking
tho census is progressing. An appropriation
is asked for providing building -" "Arsnnal''
for the preservation and safety Of tho arms
of the State. Legislation is necessary in ref
ercpcc to the discharge Of duty by Sherifls- =.
escapes of prisoners and bad food furnished
them should be punished by law. The Coun.
ty Commissioners should bo required by
stringent laws, to perform their duty. Tho
State Constabulary, although much abused,
has done good service Recommends that all
| '"public property" bc taxed.
"Labor and oapital' are discussed in the
Interest Of labor mostly. "Protcction'' to la.
Dor is asked in ticc ttac shape Of statute law, A
/ Jaw. for binding out apprentices Is greatly
needed. A college for tho instruction oi
youth in "agrioultural and mechanical sci.
enoe" is recommended. Manufactures SHOULD
notbo taxed Drainage Of swamps is rocom.
mendcd as source of increased prosperity to
tho State. Tho Legislature should checrfully
corporate in all legitimate efforts to improve
the agriculture Of the State Rivers should
bc kept opop, and tho fisheries protected,
Coast, fisheries should bo nourished and made
Q source of income to tho State. Concluding
tho Governor invokcs tho mombcrs Of the
Legislature "To woEK" for the benefit Of
their constituents, and tho progress and honor
| Of tho State.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-12-03
A Change of Front.

The party in power in this State Of sudden
withdraw their approval of State aid to Rail.
roads; aud leave to the cold charities Of car.
italists tho work Of completing tho Blue
Ridge Railroad, the only enterprise which can
give a prosperity commensurate with the
wants aud character Of the people Of the
State.
On tho other hand, tho Stale cry of labor
against capital-thc rich against tho poor-is
raised from every noo!, and corner of the
State. The credit Of the Statc-too sacred
to be vcnturcd on internal improvements of Il
highly practical charactcr-is to be loaned for
raising money to purchase "homcs for the
homeless" In other words, tho party in
power are preparing a huge clcctionarns swim
die to take the place of '1orty acres and a
mulc"- tho Stale ammunition exhausted in
previous struggles for office and power.
Tho scheme is too barcfaccd to catch any
but the unfortunate freedmen, and them only
partially perhaps for time. A bold game
is playing for the success Of the Radical par
ty at the next election. But wo cannot be
lievo that success will continue to crown the
efforts Of so vile crew
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-12-03
Turnips and Potatoes.

Rev. B. Holder has sent to our Office q
Mammoth Turnip, Weighing four and half
pounds, and measuring twenty eight inches in
crcumfcroncc--also largo Yam Potatoo,
weighing two and half pounds. This shows
what good farming may do, ovou in tho face
Of the most discouragng circumstances from
want OF rain. Few persons in our county
could socuro stand of turnips and failed to
grow any. They claimed this failure was for
want of rain, but tho success of Mr.. II. shows
that Providence dono its part and tho failure
resulted from bad farming truo causo Of
most of our agricultural and farming failures.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-12-03

'H'RHE NaAnsHkEu's.

NEw YonK, Nov o. lSG9-Stocks strong.
Money to 7. Sterling long 0; short 0S.e
Gold 2l1, and weak. Cos, l3 Tonnossco's,
old, 55l; Virginia's, OK coupons, so new, So /;
Iouisiana's. nll. &C: lcscc's, So; S's, rs; Ala
bama 81. 9ji bs. GO; Georgia rs, %; North,
Carolnas. old Idl: new, 80. Flour IN
changed md slightly rnvnrs buyers. Cnrn lc.
buycrs--25! to !5. FrcigIts dull.
7. p. M.--C";tun inactive and 10. lowor,
with sales Of 500 bales. nt .. I'll nrinactivo
and prices unchanged. Wheat tc. inwor, clos
ing etcnhicr. Gnrn stead ymxr Western
LOO to Ill. Pork heavy new :'2.oO. Lard
hcavy-krttIc 10 to l9i. WhiSkry l0G to 1.07.
Frcights dull---cotton steam D3U. Money very
active and closing sharp. at T. Sterling firm
cr, at 8 to o.. Gold closed wcnn, ut %
CIARLEsToS, Nov. %. Cotton opened lrmcr,
but closed easier, with sales Of l5O balos--md-
dings 81 to ON receipts ,59l.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-12-03
improvements.

Just opposite DR.. Norman's handsome Drug
establishment, Capt. Secb, IS erecting place
of business aud residence. Capt. Sccba, with
many others, has not only suffered heavily by
tho misfortunes OF the past ten years, but has
been bowed down by domestic aliction. lie
is fine representative of tho German clement
iii our midst, and has tho good wishes Of all
for his success in business
Lower down, on the opposite side Of Main
Street, Senator Bicmann is putting up new
building, to be used as place Of business or
residence, or perhaps both.
In "Nliddlctown," opposite Mr.. Glib
sous, Rev. MIR. Morgan is erecting plain,
comfortable dwelling
Near by, Col. Norton is preparing to put
up building to be used as Tobacco Manu-
factory. Nance Gary & Norton arc paying
in cash or barter the highest price for Tobac.
co in the leaf for this establishment.
Col. Boyd is completing a house in the
same ncighborhood, to DO used either as a
residence or place Of business.
Below West Union, Mr. Gilbcarl has a
large and commodious building and business
house in course of completion.
Mr. Beard is also building new Store
house on his lot in the same locality. ~".
On all sides Improvement is porccptiblc.-
For II live, business man, Walhala is the best
place we know Of
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-12-03
Court at Pickens,

Judge ORR, after tho ad djournmcnt of tho
Court at Walhalla, went Immediately to
Charcstou, whoro ho' attended a meeting Of
the stock Holders of tic Blue Ridgo Railroad
Company. 'I[olcft Charleston Saturday piuht.
mud arrived at piokons at an carly hour Mon
|lsy morning, fol tho purpose of holding Court
10 His iionor's energy and ability in tho
discharge Of his high and responsible duties,
may bo added promptness and care for the
public welfare rarely met with in these times
l. The Court of Sessions was occupied three
days with unimportant cases. The most i'm
portant being an Indictment ou,;nst scvcr,l
persons for murder, was not tried, the prose.
cutor expressing an upwilingncss for .judro
ORR to hear tho case, inasmuch as some Of
the defendants were related TO him bv Tics of
consanguinity. An arrangement has been
made, however, by which this case will bc
tried on Monday the 10Th dov of Dccemhcr
instant. before a Judrc from onotbcr c;rcn;t
Court was in session until Er;5,v ovo,;r,,
engaged in lisnosno oc thc h,s;n oss hcr,ro = -
Here MS elsewhere .Tn,]co Opp In. hoo, :,
dcfatiaablc in the DISCHARGE of his Gni;os and
has eiyon almost universal satisfaction
Pickcns improves rapidly. New build;ncs
both for business and private residences arc
going up. Tho Masonic fratcrn;tv have orco
ted building suitable for thu nurnoscs IN /.
tended and crca;,,hlo ,,;lo ;, H. IT,, 49,,
r,~o.aI;,,. = !, ~ 4''AI ~ ''o ''''0 "nu
'''u."".y o' '"o ''c'''pers OF INC ofdcr'
The Method'sts arc engaged in the crcc-
ton Of house Of worship in town. The In.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-12-03
Tho East.

For the first time in centuries tho civilized
world is turning with interest to the Fast
the land where the "star of Bethlehem" shonc
in wontcd splondor. The completion OF the
Sucz canal, connecting the Mediterranean
with the more distant waters, has been cclc-
bratcd with great cciat by the crowned heads,
nobility and gentry of tho land Its compile.
tion lessons the distance to the moro remote
Commercial centres" of the hcathcn some
seven thousand miles. Thus civilization
and science arc breaking down the natural
barriers which stand between tho christian
and tho hoathcn woodland thus perhaps,
"by slow degrees" docs the millennium ap-
proach.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-12-03
From Columbia.

An interesting letter from the lIdito. in
chief appears OH our first page. A second
valin il duo, and is now probably "wcnding it's
winding way" through the mails, but to arrive
too latc for this number.
Very little has been accomplished by the
Legislature up to the present time.
Tue code bill was up in tho Senate, con
sidcrod by sections rs far as the fifty fourth,
and laid over for further consideration.
Col. Keith gave notice Of two bills-onc to
almond tho charter Of WalbaI1a, and tho other
right Of traverse of cases on the
D sessions side of the courts.
t sMr. Green gavo notice of bill to extend
tho Jurisdiction of Probate courts.
The Bill Of Mr.. Turner, Of Spartanburg, to
repeal tho Act granting aid to the Blue Ridge
Railroad was road the first time. Also, was
myead the first time tho Bill of Mr.. Smalls, to
L,pr0Elde payment of principal and interest Of
'Fysstaso debt In coin.
t,IF, Mr.. TTagood presented tho petition of Lem
Ssuel Thomas, late sheriff of Pickcns County,
4 asking to havo certain monies, retained by
saWm. Hood, Esq, late State Treasurer, paid
SS over to him on tax collections.
70 MIR Rodgors presented copy of tho pre-
Sentiment and orders of tho grand jury for
& Pickcns County, at tho March Term, 1860,
2s tho Court of GenGral Sessions, for that
= &ea1Eafy, whial-Mas referred.
6 a bill providing for the election and de-
4 Gning the powers and duties of Justices of
tho Peace, and for regulating thoir practice
in Justice Courts, was laid OH the table
Ks by Thomas, to provide medical attendance
for the poor in each county of the State; by
Wy. j. McKinlay, to amend the act defining
the duties and Jurisdiction of County Com
5mn.isssioners; by Forrtcr,, to prohibit marrying
! of first cousins
Thomas gave notice Of bill authorizing
the issue of two millions of State bonds for
the purchase of,lands for tho poor and tho
laboring classes of tho State.
s Mr.. Sloan offered resolution to appoint n
counties Of five, to whom should be referred
fr--tlGt part Of tho Governors Message concern
Ming tho river fisheries.
Thc Speaker requested tho delegation from
cach Congressional District to name one mem
q Dor to appoint on tho Labor Committee. IIc
would appoint tho rcnaining three, making a
Committee of seven. =
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-12-03
New Advertisements.

A. yrhc attention of'tlc public is directed TO
8tho Advertisement of Mr.. George W. Steffons,
1.9f Charleston, which appears in our columns
this week. Mr. StcfIens BUYS and sells on
commission, in addition to tho transaction Of
a heavy business in his limo. Ifc is prompt
in making -remittapccs, and can make pur-
Srfruscs in tho city on better terms than can
be donc by order. '''''''
'5 Nlcssrs Goldsmith & Kind, Of Columbia,
manufacturers Of Steam Engines, Mill Irons,
&c, &C., arc doing a large business, and arc
perfectly reliable. All orders addressed to
them will receive prompt attention.
There arc numerous other advertisements
in oqr columns that will we'll repay pcrusal.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-12-03
Notice..

N conformity with tho rcnu:rc-,n .cr
;Y'""' ncycnno Laws. I hereby givo notico
t9 tI oil persons who may clnim n Sill, Can and
W w orm, sc'zcd on premises of j. II. Amllcr, nm
INC loth day Of November. 1869, because Of
naylng boon used in violation Of Internal l,ovo.
I,', nnc Jays, to make such claim before mo within
'hrty days from first publication Of this notice.
y. q. FOLGEt, Asst Ass'r
Nov. 80, 1860 y 'o'
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-12-03
Notice.

N conformity with tho requirements ts Of IN.
l. tornal Royonuo Law, loroby eiyo notice
to all persons who may claim ono Gask of Whis.
Key, l ,a seized on premises Of VIM. IT, Rogers, on
tho 23rd Of November, 1860, because Of hayino Nc,
been hold in violation Of Internal Revenue Law
TO MAKE sYch claims before mo within thirty
o. @. FOLGER, Asst ASS,
Nov. 80, 1860 y 0o'' .
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-12-03
Notice.

N conformity with tho requirements Of In
~ tornal Royonuc Laws I horeby eiye notice
to nil persons who may claim one Gask Of Bran.
dy' seized on premises Of d. Bicmnnn. on l2,b
gay OF Novomber, 1860, for being hold in yio-
laIion OF informal Revenue Laws, to mako such
clalm cram; before mo within thirty days from first
0. O. FOLGER, Asst Ass'r
Nov. 80, 1860 y WI
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-12-03
The Bluo Ridge Railroad.

l
Con. j. w. Harrison has been reelected
President Of this road
In relation to the future prospects of this
important enterprise, We cut from tho Charles
ton "Daily Republican " tho following arti-
Gle. The Republican " is in n position to
know "whcrcof it speaks" That Journal
J says:
"Wcarc not informed as to all the cir.
| cumstanccs which led to tho recent nbroga.
ton of the contract for building the Blue
Ridge Railroad Full information may be cx
pcctcd to be laid before the public in due
time by the gentlemen who have charge OF the
affairs of The company. Meanwhile, it mus
be said that in giving up the proposed appli-
cation to tho Legislature for large a,ldit
al endorsement of bonds, the directors have
done wisely, and indicated that however great
their interest in this particular enterprise, or
their personal pride in carrying OH the work
which they have undertaken, they arc capa-
bic of wider views than those limited by the
interests Of their own road, and comprehend
in their paus the welfare of the whole State.
1t is good to build the road. No more
profitable Investment of the money and cncr-
gy Of the State can possibly be made But
the object must be attained without flooding
the markets with bonds bearing tho State cn-
dorscmcnt, and without depressing State cred
it by any action which would lend shadow
Of ground for fears that South Carolina was
about to enter upon snch reckless expansion
OF State debt or endorsements rs have ruined
! tho credit Of somc ncighboring States, and
cast a shadow Of distrust over all the South
But to allow tho road to stop would be also an
error rs grave in the opposite directions, and
We trust that plans will be devised which will
render possible the steady prosecution of this
Grcat work. The State credit will be found
as sensitive to amy action which indicates
want of the spirit of enterprise wisely cxhib-
ltcd, as to the opposite extreme of wastcrul,
or il-considcrcd expenditures
Surely it cannot be impossible to keep tho
work going, on scale of expenditures within
our means, and yet sufficiently liberal to ell.
sure It's completion at n not far distant day.
LEXINGTON, KY, November 23.-Ihc
floor of the Baptist Church was dcnscly pack
cd, to-day, when il gave way and three per
Hs22g" a letter from Mexico states that on
tho 10Th Instant Que hundred men, women,
and children were crushed to death by tho
falling in of a silver mnc at Suanaillsto,
while tho miners were eating their dinner, Just
brought them by their famics The day
following the mine disaster sixteen women,
six children, and twolvc men were drowned
in the river Nlcrccaa They had reached
| the river bank, and sat down to rest before
undertaking to ford the river, whic! was
swollen by III, rims, the bank suddenly slid
OFT from tho mainland into the stream, and
every one pcrishcd The bodies were found
lower down the stream,
r.n. j. NJ Crawford, Of Columbia, alvcr
tiscs the cotton seed with which he, this year
made 5000 pounds to the acre, st 50 so per
bushcl, delivered at any Of the dcpots in the
city.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-12-03
Notice.

conformity with tho requirements Of IN
a tcrnal Revenue laws, hereby give notice
TO all persons who may claim ono Cask of Whis-
Key se'zcd on promises of Mathcson Il Bell, on
tho l2tl' day Of November, 1869, because of
having boon held in violation Of Internal Rcvc
nnc Laws, to make such claim before me within
q. q. FOLGER. Asst Ass'cr
Nov 80. 1860 3 .
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-12-03
Administrators Sale.

VXTILL BE SOLD to tho highest bidder, at
w the late residence Of Phillip Snead loc'd,
on Tuesday the lith day of December 1869. tho
following personal property belonging to tho
Estate Of said dcccascd:
ONE HORSE,
LOT OF CATTLE,
STOCK OF HOGS,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI,
TURE, and other articles.
# p#s L. RODGERS, Admir-.
Nov 90 1859 8 g
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; NWALnALLA,ys c.:
Flsiriday Morning, December 8, 1860.
To CORRESPONDENTS.

s. ssS" Eumcrcan" will appear next next week
We trust that, ''II, IT," and "Eumcncan .
will preserve their temper and sclf.rcspcct
Our readers arc interested only in calm,
flair discussion Of the question at issue. Stick
Tto; tlle point, gentlemen. .al.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-12-03
THE STATE or SOUTH CARoLINA

OCONEE COUNTY--CITATION
WHEREAS, Frhncis Seborn hoth molo o,;,
" me to grant her letters of administrot;or
on .ho Estate and effects of lIcnning soborn io.
ceased, Iato of Oconco County and State nfornsoI
LnosG arc, therefore, to cite and almonish MI anI
sing; sngutar INC kindred and creditors of tho soid lion
me- in tho Court Of Probate, TO bo held nj WoIho'
a. .. O., on tho /. day of December. l8GG ~
- ~ o'clock, In tho forenoon, to show cause r. ~, W.
,hoy nave why tho said administration shon,d NY ny
oo 90 granted. Given under my hand and aoal this
10Th day of November 1900 '0''' 'h'a
RICHARD LEWIS . x.S<f3RkS
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-12-03
CLERKS SALE.

p y pN1a"
~,
=, ~. " A'""ssosl county.
MIS- Eliza AZ. h"rt"r.
=. ~" "S'' ,'ll =, t" Sell '."nd','
John B. snnn 'r,,> Marsnil, Assets, %'.
D. I. w. Miller, and 9th 5. l.Yrton, decd. w
H>Y virtue Of an order l,,m, ,ho ,,o,n.,,,,
~ l.; Orr, Judge Of the Sd, Judicial District,
to me directed, will sell at
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-12-03

G94- Tho Land Commissioners Renor
shows forty-fve thousand acres purchased in
several counties and now being surveyed and
subdividod.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-12-03
Public Sale.

XXII[L BE SOLD, to tho Highest btllor. on
w Saturday next, The .lth day Of Dccoml,or,
in front Of piepcr " l.owcry's Store, nnl, ss'
sooner disposed Of tho following property:
4 COWS AND CALVES,
STEERS,
I2 HEAD HOGS,
100 HUNDRED BUSHELS EAR CORN.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-.
TUHE, SC.
GI3y" TERMS GaSEE.
Nov. 30. 1860
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Capture.

Alex. Bryce, Jr:, Deputy U. S. Marshal,
has captured the Still, Stiling apparatus, and
two Kegs Whiskcy, belonging to Mr.. -
Carter, of Brasstown, in this County. lie
was ds,illing in violation of the Internal
Revenue laws. The Stills, Whiskcy, &e., will
be condemned and sold for the benefit of the
parties Interested.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-12-03

9@y" Thcrc are only $1,000 in specie in
tho National Banks Of South Carolina Tho
deposits amount to ono million dollars.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-12-03

Ras- Tho collector of tho port of Charles
ton has boon authorized to increase tho forco
at the Customhouse, owing to tho increasing
trade at that port
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-12-03

rcn- j. NJ Crawford Of Columbia alvcr
tiscs the cotton seed with which he, this yea,
made 5000 pounds to the acre, st 50 so pc,
bushcl, delivered at any Of the dcpots in the
city.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-12-03

was distlling in violation of the Internal
Rcvcnue laws. The Stills, Whiskcy, Se., will
be condemned and sold for the benefit of tho
parties Interested
TIE SoUTH CAROLINA CLuB.-A meeting
OF young men in Attendance upon tho Fair
from different portions of the State, was held
on Friday evening last, with view to the Or
ganization Of society for the purpose of pro-
noting social intercourse amongst tho gcntlc-
mon Of South Carolina. The society, under
tho name Of tho "South Carolina Club" was
duly organized by the election of the following
officers:
William II. Gary, Elgcllcld, President ;
Wade Hampton, lsichland, j. S. Hayward,
Collcton, Paul Haskell, ALbcvilc, William D.
Aiken, Fairfield, David IIcmphil, Chester,
Vicc-Prcsidcnts; Wade Manning, Richland
Treasurer; II. Il. Ellison, Fairfield, Socrcta.
ry
An Executive Committed composed Of the
officers, was charged with the duty Of draft.
ing su,ssblc constitution, and Of pcrfccting
arrangements for an anniversary ball, to ha
given by tho club on tho occasion of, md in
connection with, tho noxt Fair of the South
Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical Sooio.
w. Oontlomon desiring to become members
will forward applications to Mr.. Wado Man.
ming, at Columbia.
r. Il. ELLISON, sooy.
s------&
DEATH OF a BRAVE WoMAN,--Mrs
Mildred Brown, for sixty-thrco years resi-.
don't of Howard County, Mo-, died at tho 70.
sidonoo of her husband, Robert G. Brown, on
the 10Th Instant, after very short illness.
She was born January 25, 17OG, in Madison,
County, Ky. Whom sho was scarcely grown,
tho Indiana surrounded Coopcr's Fort, (namcd
after her fatber,) in what is now Howard
County, In which woro hcr father his family
and noighbors, threatening to cut them all off.
In this condition Milly, as sho was called,
volunteered to carry the ncws to 'Hompstcad,
q neighboring fort, which sho did successful.
ly, by dashing from Coopcr's Fort on a flcot
horse, past a hundred Indians who sent a
hundred rihc-balls whizzing after her. She
and hor horse escaped unhurt, and tho in.
mates of tho fort were rescued through her
courage and daring.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-12-03

LEXINGTON, Ky, November 23.-The
f'oorof the Baptist Church was dcnscy pack
cd, to-day, when il gave way and three per-
sons were killed and many wounded.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-12-03

PARIS, November 20.-Thc Emperor nd
dressed the reunion members Of tic Senate
and lIcgislatiIf, saying between those whe
would change all, and those who ';ould grant
nothing, glorious course might be chosen.