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Evening star., 1869-10-06

DIo LIwI's plan for q temperance reform,
as laId down in lecture at Boston. on Sunday
evening. is as follows: -Organixs at a public
meetng-for example, In town Of I've tho ou-
sand lnhabitants-a committee OF 6fty or one
hundred women, who, though q sub.committee,
will prepare an appeal from the women Of the
town 20 the dealers OF Intoxicating drinks. Ap.
peals in hand, the committee Will call upon
each Of the rum.sellers, read their earnest.
womanly paper, sing verse, Join In brief
prayer, and TO pass ON to the next. Ten such
visits on ten successlve days will generally
leave nothing TO be done.
Evening star., 1869-10-06

SuICIDI.-Mrs. Fitzgerald, aged "a years. re.
siding In BrooKiyp, N. T. and recently Q
popular ballet dancer In the New York the.
atres, died on Monday Of an Overdose OF NOR.
phtno administered BY herself
Evening star., 1869-10-06
Government Securities.

Govern ment Securities.
WASHINGTON, October q, ls69.-Jay Cooke a.
Co, furnish the following quotations Of Gov
eminent curities
Evening star., 1869-10-06

WHAT A WO>DERFUL DISCOVERY
Is PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN Kilt
LEk' IL not On.y cures the ills Of the humsn
fsmi y, but is also q sure remedy for horses with
collie. 10 has never been known TO fail IN Q cure
OF the worst Gases and for sprsins gals etc. 80
never faiis-try IL once Directious ACCOM- pany
each sottie. SOLD by Druggists generally -Ksnfon
C0Eafy(ky Democrat Sc g3.lm
Evening star., 1869-10-06

THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS DAY BE
moved their AIT STORE from No. 3O3 Penna
avenue, 20 No 24S y street. between lsth and
Htb streets, In Hooes new building.
Our new store will be opened TO the Do bic "a
soon as IL can b properly fitted mp, with q new
and splendid assortment Of everything In our line
Thanking the public for past favors, We hone 10
receive continuance sf their pstr on age, which
veshall Af all times endesvor Ia merit.
Us SMITH & STRONG.
no; 1se( Oh x6 Xx6HisITIoE ssI jSo: Aso
erREEr.S AT MARKRITER's, |srREIr.
No. <e6 Seventh street. between and strsets.
Right Doors shove Odd Fellows Hail.
Cheice OIL Paintings, Engravings, Cnromos, kc
Al.o. Largest stock Psgerhanginss, window
eels. Rings, Nails, &C., in the District TIRMS
CASH. Please Remember Name and Number.
% ally
Evening star., 1869-10-06

- -
The most economical .sd best COOKING -
AND PAkLOh STOVES in the market, at
maDufActurers' Prices. and no humbus. ~
M PsRe IN S psrr Tns. tns GnnE LMPhosEp
sl,o; EoyaLIY M PARL0E COOK; m0RSIS6
GLORY, rARL3R LIGHT sKYLdGHT and
FIBs PLACE hkaTER, VIOLET BADIATOR,
DEW pBOP, PIUkET, MAGNET, and plain
ment Of HkPING ARr1OLES, at the
ED stand Of EBBRLY, THOMAS q CO.,
se T-im' No <31 7th street
Evening star., 1869-10-06

UNIFORMITY IN CUSTOMS STAMPs.-Sscre.
tary Boutwell, to day issued a circular TO cor.
rect the want OF uniformity in practice at the
several forts In fixing 70 Custom. House en-.
Tries the stamps requisite under the Revenue
laws prescribing the necessary stamps to be
affixed, and requiring all official papers to be
properly stamped, sealed, &C., at the time Of
completion.
Evening star., 1869-10-06

NJ. CATACAzY, the Russian Minister, has
taken the fine house on street, formerly occu-
pied by Secretary Browning, opposite Frank
lin Square. and expects to have it ready for
occupancy by the time Congress meets MIR
C.'s furniture, carriages, etc, are now en- route
from Paris, and It is understood that he intends
TO entertain handsomely during the Coming
season
Evening star., 1869-10-06

THE WHITE HOUSE There was n large
crowd OF visitors al the Executive Mansion
this morning, nearly all OF whom were admit
ted to see the President. About one O'clock
the President and Mrs. Grant proceeded 10 the
Arsenal, TO attend the wedding of Major Hiu
OF the Ordnance Department, and Miss Kate
Ramsey, daughter OF General Ramsey, COM
manding the arsenal
Evening star., 1869-10-06

THE CASE OF THE HoRNET.-The only iu =
portant matter before the Cabinet Yesterday
was the seizure of the steamer Hornet at Viii
mlngton. 1t was determined that the vessel
should be detained at that port and that the
officers and crew should b. held for a hearing
before the United States Commissioner.
Evening star., 1869-10-06

THE CASE OF THE PRIvATEER CUBA-SHK Is
sAPRR In WILNInGTvN THAN ON THE HE II
SEAs-FRAEcE AND ENGLAND APrRR HER, TO
SINK HER. Secretary Fish yesterday received
dispatches from both the French and Enelish
Governments, to the effect that they had mott.
fled their fleets to overhaul the Cuban priva.
teer Hornet, which recently escaped from New
York, and sink her when found. They were
further instructed to treat the officers and crew
as pirates, and hang them when found. As the
Hornet is now IN the custody of United State.
Authorities AT Wilmington, N. @ . there will be
no necessity for those vessels attacking her-it
being announced TO-DAY upon good authority
that she will be confiscated by the United
States, and her officers and crew tried for yio-
lation of the neuuaIIty laws
Evening star., 1869-10-06

MAJOR RICHARD NJ. HILL, Ordnance De-
partment, U. 5. A, was married this afternoon
10 Miss Kate Ramsey, daughter of General
Ramsey, commanding the w ashington Arsenal.
The ceremony was performed at the residence
Of General Ramsey at the Arsenal, in the
presence Of q large number Of distinguished
persons, among whom Were the President and
Mrs. Grant.
Evening star., 1869-10-06
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-. p. wRIsLIY,
SEecsSsOr To
H.. w. HAMILT0s 3 CO.,
(243 Pennsylyania ayenuel
DBALEB
SLATE and MARBLE MANTLEs, Brackets
HRACkKr sHELvES, TABLE and BUREAU
TOPS, HEARTHs CRATES, SO UMMER PIEJES,
Young MESS cHRIsrIAN ASSOCIATION
BUILUH6.
9Th street Centre Store,D above D.
The public are iaviied 20 call snd Examine my as
sortnent OF goods, which 10 more variet ! than any
IN this market. se4-tf
Evening star., 1869-10-06

PkRsoNAL.-Judge wylie Of the Supreme
Court of this District has been IN St. Louis
lately for the purpose of attending the sale OF
real estate for the benefit OF the Commonwealth
Of Virginia, of which be is one of the trustees
Judge Field, Of U. s. Supreme Court, and
Governor Reed. of Florida, are at the Ebbitt
Evening star., 1869-10-06
SKcRsTARY or TIE TREASURY

ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY
Report has il that Hon. w. Z. Chandler of
New Hampshire, will be rendered the office of
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury, vice MIR
Richardson, when the latters resignation takes
effect. Mr.. Chandler, it is believed, will not
be in clined to accept.
Evening star., 1869-10-06

GOAT ISLAND, Off Newport, r. l., W hich is
owned by the Government, has been taken pos
session OF by the Navy Department, and a
large torpedo mandatory is TO be establishe
there. The ruins of the old fort Will probably
be demolished.
Evening star., 1869-10-06

ISAAC COALE, JR., n BRO,
IMPORTERS or
Mems Furnishing Goods,
Ia HANVyER STREET,
COREER OF GERMAN,
at i eC3u lstp BALTIMORE.
Evening star., 1869-10-06

Go BOYS DBEss SUITS-JACKETS AND
A sAKS & CO.,
ocl-u 5l7 Seventh street.
EMPOBIUN FOE GENTS UNDER GAR-
Ia MINIS at the ORIGINAL FRANCS, 4g4
1th street, between ID and Z. No Branch
MES j. x. SPENCER BEGS TO ANNOUNOE
1VI 70 her numerous customers and the Ladies
generally, thar sEe has returned 20 Washington
and re sumed business at her old place. $50 PENN
SyLvANIA AvENUE. between 9th and 10Th streets
and l. prepared 10 show Q large and very ele-
gart assortment of
FRIACH MILLINERY GOODS.
ENGLISH BOUND HATS,
And FINE FANCY GOODS
The MILLINERY under the superintendeace
Of me MAYNARD, from Paris.
DRE-SMAkIN9 In alI its branches, Hnder the
Immediate superintend nee of Mrs. T., assisted BY
N me MESAGER LEROY
Grand Opening, ThURSDAY, October 9TH.
Evening star., 1869-10-06

SUPERINTRNDEHT OF THE HYDRoGRAPBIo
OFFICE.-Commodor George +. Emmons has
been ordered 10 duty II charge Of the Hydro.
graphic Office at Washington, ID. g., in place
OF Commander Edward Simpson, who has
been detached and ordered to duty in the Bu.
reau of Ordnance. Capt Robert II. Wymau
has been ordered TO duty in the photographic
Office under Commodore Emmons.
Evening star., 1869-10-06

II A. BOSWELL,
JUSTICE or THE PEACE,
c1es-23. An street west, near st. seuth.
landlord and tenant and civil busins,.
ersily attended 10.
Abe, Deeds, Leases, Mortgages and Wills duly
ones open frOn 8 m 10 .. N. daily.
pHH IRspGblfcanI
Evening star., 1869-10-06

JUDGE PIERRRPONT positively denies the
statement made in one of the New York papers
yesterday that he had announced his intention
to resign the office Of United States Attorney
for the Southern District of New York.
Evening star., 1869-10-06
w CHANpLEE.
WnOLAeALk DEALER IN CIGARS AND

UBdrr the Ebbitt Houss eornsr r. and lx,h .,s
invite y9n 70 ave him call, promisfns air and
oonsst oeMIns' sIth prices allowing q Rsod msr
H. IoI pSa.s.,S isars OF all grades, from 81 10
n; N;B-TERAs CASE - my price. are too close
snoH uGe. ~ Sm
Evening star., 1869-10-06

GENERAL JOHN MCDoNALD, Of St. LOUIS
has been appointed Supervisor Of Internal
Revenue for the district including Missouri,
Kansas and Nebraska, and will enter on the
discharge OF its duties IN few days. General
Med. was appointed on the bighes: recon-
mendations as to both his military services and
h's qualifications for the place, and those who
know him best are confident that he will make
one Of the most efficient officers Of his class.
Evening star., 1869-10-06
BATCHFIoR-S HAIR Dys

This splendid Hair Dye Is the best In the world;
the only true aud perfest Dye; harmless. reliable.
tnstsntsreous; no dtsappCfntnent; no ndiculous
ttnrs remedies the I'll effects vf bad Dyes; ipvig
CRATES aud leaves the Hair soft aud beautiful,
BLACK eR BROWN sold by all Drus gists sud Per
fumers. and properly applied ct Batchelor's Wig
Hsctory, No 10 Bond street, ". Y. seS eoly
PERFECT MANHOOD
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN on the evils OF
sELf-EkERVATION, with certai q help for the
erIiIg sDt unfortunate. sent in sealed letter eu-
yelopes. :reA OF charge. Address HOWARD As
SOClATIOh. Box p, Phfisds lphis, Pa. se2s-s o3n
Evening star., 1869-10-06

The SECRETARY OF WAR.-A new impetus
seems to have been given to the idea that Mr..
J. ID. (Don) Cameron is to be called to the head
of the War Department by the report tele-
graphed from Harrisburg on Monday last tha
General Porter, the Presidents private secre.
tary, had been there that morning and had a
long interview with Mr.. u. OF course no init.
nation on the subject comes from the Execu.
tive Mansion, and the impress ion still prevails
here that there will be no appointment TO the
place until after the meeting OF Congress.
Evening star., 1869-10-06

CHANGES IN NAVAL STATIONS ON THE PA.
cIFIC CoAsT.-Rear Admiral Thomas T. Ora.
ven has been detached from the command of
the navy yard at Mare Island, CAL, from the
LIST Of January next. and directed TO hold him.
self IN readiness for duty as Port Admiral at
San Francisco, CAL, and Commodore J. X
Colds borough has been ordered TO hold him.
self in readiness to take command Of the nayy
yard at Mare Island on the lst Of January next
Evening star., 1869-10-06
PIC-NICS. EXCURSIONS, &c.

LOB MOUNT VERNON.
The steamer ARBOw, Captain Thomas stack
pole, leaves her wharf, foot Of 7th -
street, DAILY except Sundays,
st 10 N for MOUNT VEBNUs .1
touching st Alexandria, FNIts EOote and Wash J.
fpgtoa, Marshall Hall. Mo, White House and
lone. Va returning 70 the city at .. m.
Fare TO Mount Vernon and return. 81 81.
JAMES SYKES. 9enH Supt
aug7-tf Ofice: Willsris Hotel.
Evening star., 1869-10-06

SEIZURES OF ILLICIT STILLs.-Supervlsor
Fulton, OF Philadelphia, reports the seizure OF
nine Illicit stills in the Richmond District of
that city, all Of which bore evidence Of recen
Evening star., 1869-10-06

MR. FREDERICK DENT, the father of Mrs.
Grant, celebrated his s4th birthday to-day by
dinner party at the Executive Mansion. The
President and Mrs. Grant, Gen. F. T. Dent.
Col. Casey, and Dr. Sharpe and ladies were
present.
Evening star., 1869-10-06

INCREASE OF Posr OFFICE RscBIPTs.-The
receipts of the Post Once department for the
year ending June 3Oth, 1s69, were over e 1OO0,
in excess Of the receipts for the preceding g
Evening star., 1869-10-06

SECRETARY BOUTWELL, has not yet accepted
the resignation Of Assistant Secretary Richard.
son. Judge Richardson Is expected to return
here Fl ON his home in Massachusetts on Wed.
nesday next
Evening star., 1869-10-06

THE CORPORATION TROUBLES AND THE
GRAND JURY.-Mr. John H. Crane has been
before the Grand Jury giving testimony, for
the purpose of having Mayor Bowen indicted
for misusing the Corporation finds, and to-
day subpPnos Were issued for eleven witnes-
ses to appear before that body tomorrow.
Among the witnesses were J. H. Crossman,
John Mcclellan, Stephen Tally, p. McNama-
ra, w. Fletcher, Thos. Joyce, Henry Birch.
Delaware Hudnell, p. Cullinane, DR.. Tyndale,
aud A. T.. Newton.
Evening star., 1869-10-06

UNITED STATES SUPREME GoURr.-The
Supreme Court met this morning at the Capi
tol, all the members being present except Asso.
ciate Justice Field, and the trial of cases WA :
commenced. Nothing OF importance was
before the Court TODAY
Evening star., 1869-10-06

A BOARD consisting OF General Schofield,
General Potter, General Merrill, Colonel
Hamilton and Major Van Boast, TO revise the
cavalry, artillery and infantry tactics, and
make them conform as nearly as practIc cable TO
each other, Is In session in St LouIs.
Evening star., 1869-10-06

DECLINES SUPERvIsoRsHIP. Secretary
Boutwell, has received a letter from Gen. q. g.
Esty, OF Framingham, Mass, declining the
appointment of Supervisor of Internal
Revenue for Massachusetts,, Rhode Island. and
COpnectiout
Evening star., 1869-10-06


APPOINTMENT CLERK AT THE TRBAsURY-
Secretary Boutwell, has appointed H. .. Van.
derbilt, Esq, Appointment Clerk Of the Treas.
ury Department. In place OF Hon. Thomas L.
Tuilock, resigned. Mr.. Vanderbilt was assist
ant to Mr.. Tullock, and since the resignation Of
that gentleman has been discharging the duties
Of the Office with marksd ability. His courreous
manner and strict attention TO duty have won
for him the confidence OF Secretary Boutwell,,
and the esteem Of All in the Department
ExP8NpITuRIs OF THE GovsRHn1HT. The
disbursements from the Treasury Department
during the month Of September were as fol.
lows civil ana Miscellaneous, S5,037, $50 a;
War Department, ss,3ol, ,l5s.72; Navy Depart.
ment, s2.SOe,67l.l4; Indians and Pensions,
sI,als,276.Sl. Total, si2,s25,356,7l. The above
does not include the warranfs issusd tor the
redemption or payment Of interest upon the
public debt. 121.4
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-08-20
Diamond Cutting.

Tho art requires that the outer should
have an extraordinary skill for working the
stones, of which the smallest often do not
reach the size Of a pin hcad-so small that it
takes hundreds of them to weigh a carat /!
Nothing equals 10 this respect the skillfulness
of the workers of Holland, and one is quite
%confoundcd when he secs stones of such
small dimensions cut into twcnty.four faces,
perfectly equal and regular. This is not,
however, the only difficulty tho diamond cut
ter has to surmount; it is the cleaner Who has
to make choice of the form to be given to
each particular stone. 1t is he who must de-
eide, after a minute examination, how each
particular diamond ought to be cut, whether
a brilliant or a roso he determines the choice
by an endeayor to loso as little matter as pos.
siblc. But this is not all. It is necessary
that he should recognize at the first glance in
what way it is convenient to attack the stone,
which is not an easy matter, for if his meas.
ures have not been well taken, it may perhaps
occur that twcnty.thrcc faces having been al.
ready cut, the twenty fourth would require to
pe cut on ah imperfect part OF the stone and
so it is found impossible to continue.
The cutters and p~olisl,crs are often thrown
out by finding unexpected flaws in the stone,
as they proceed with their work. The color,
too, often changes; go that sometimes it is
quito impossible to tell how a diamond may
turn out and, as in the case Of the Kohl.
moor, one portion of the stone may sometimes
prove to be II great deal harder than another
part and if, while cutting, the diamond be
allowed to rcmaintoo long on the schyf be-
fore being taken off to cool, it might melt
the lead in which it is set, and so, by changing
its position, do very serious injury to the stone.
In cutting the Koh.i.noor, it was necessary
at times to increase the revolution Of the schyff
to three thousand per minute, in consequence
Of the extraordinary hardness of some por.
tons OF that most valuable gem.
Chambers Lurnal.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-08-20
The Cry for Organization" Comes from tho
CAPITAL.

Our friend of tho "Ph@nix" thinks the
Democratic party of this State is in an organ
lied working condition. We know but little
as regards the status Of Democracy outside Of
Edge6eld, but this VIC do know, that in this
District there is not the slightest pretcntion
to organization on the part Of the Democratic
party, nor has there been for months past
We regret that such is the case, and hope
our leaders will take steps at on carly day to.
wards pcrfccting a real live, energetic, hard.
working Democratic organization. It can,
and should be done forthwith.
A Columbia correspondent of the "Andcr-
son Intclligencer," despite the assertions of
the "Phenix") calls for Organization" and
a rally around the Democratic banner, and
says cit can be heard daily in all parts of
our State that tho Democrats will carry the
Legislature at the next election in 1870
We say SO by all means. We must triumph
in 1870. We must elect our men, but our
saying so will not make it SO. Our success
depends upon the organization of our party,
and the collection Of the men and material for
the great struggle at the ballot box in 1870.
Our advcrsaries arc evidently wide awake, and
in the last twenty days numbers of their lead.
crs from all parts of the State have been seen
at our capital. Some important change is
going on in their ranks. It is thought by
many that the Union League is disappearing
before the Grand Army of the Republic. The
Radicals are undoubtedly making preparations
for the campaign of'70. They arc in power,
aud like v%ul'ures are fcasting upon the very
,itals of our oppressed State. What can VIC
do? Bravo men, honest men, want to know
what Gun be done to ward OFF the dangers
which surround them. Everything is con-
tanned in the word, work. Leaders of the
Democracy must get to their work before it is
too late. Let our committees be formed let
our banners float at every cross. road let tho
heavens ring with the songs of peace, dem.
ocrncy aud purity; let our documents be prin.
ted and circulated, and let the roll of the
Democrats number thousands.
If the work Of organization is thoroughly
carried on, and moro action and less talk
there will be no doubt as to the triumph OF
the Democratic party in 1870.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-08-20
Infdel Colleges.

The cause Of religion has Il subject Of re-
joicipg in the fact that throughout the whole
Christian world, Institutions of learning arc
established, for educating the youth. In our
country every Christian denomination has n
college under its entire control. Tho avowcd
object of tlesc dcnominational institutions is
to instill tho Christian religion in the youth
of our country. Every body knows this, and
every body expects the Bible to be oxpound.
ed in these institutions. All of these demon
national seminaries have s~octarian purposes to
accomplish, but still there is no ill feeling
porduccd by them. The supporters Of one
delight in The prosperity of all Of the others.
But where arc the iufdcl colleges? Who
knows of such a place? Where is it located ?
Who is its president? If there is such a
place in tho world I never heard of it. There
is not such an institution in America, except
Girard College be claimed as infdel. WHY
is this, are tiioro no inidols in our country T?
Yes, there arc many. Every little country
village can boast Of boing tho homo Of some
one, who SCOTS at the Bible, and sncers at Gods
9oup'e-i''shS u. 'ne'r inconsistencies and
Io''sn'S 20 magnify 'no'r iau''s' Ihose Inn
dcls rcproach ministers Of tho Gospel as igno'
,'n'' anu P,ol0sseo christians as s'apld'y Gro
ao'O"s' nu' whoro Is inc evidence OF WIS,
upu' ue:"s INC Poou'ar possession OF lnildels'
Has this class of society done anything, but
laugh and snoor to dispol tho darkness which
u aeo'ares 50 loua,y surrounds tho christian
wo''a' Mo' ono tn'ns' they cannot do any.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-08-20
Importance Of Sleop.

The law OF lltc most frequently violated by
students is the demand for timely anu suni.
Client sleep, The mind uses Up til; maol,iuc-
ry Of tho body when awake, in proportion to
the rapidly and energy Of its working, AID
the reservoir is filled up again in sleep. lieu
ny kirke White shortened his life, not with
a dagger or opium, but by an alarm clock.
lie did not require to rest when he should,
and obcyca the summons Of Ills yiliainous clock
when he should have slept. lie died in IT,
OG, aged tw%cnty.onc. Probably he might
have been alive to-day. "But | can sit up
all night" says tho youthful student, seven
after a hearty supper, and feel no bad effects.
rally again in twenty. four hours" OF
course you do. lie would be a feeble young.
ster who could not endure dissipation for 3
time. Thisis the advantage Of youth and a
good constitution. If you mast expose your.
sclfin this way for a sufficiently worthy mo.
tive, do it like a man, and bear it. Over.
punctilious men, who live according to tho
timc-piccc and balances, are not the highest
type Of men. But tho everlasting fact re-
mains, that Nature will enforce her laws. If
you deprive yourself of timely aud sufficient
sleep prepare to pay the penalty when the day
of reckoning come. The stories about
Wesley Lord Brougham, Napoleon and othors
who slept only four or six hours in twenty
four, have done much harm. They arc gcn-
orally not really true, for these short s]lccpers
almost invariably take many maps in the day
time. II not they arc oxcccdipgly regular in
their other habits, and lose no time in wake
fulnoss in bed. 1t is wise to take regular
sleep enough to keep tho nervous system
steady and strong. y,
Almost as injurious rs late hours at night
is tho practice of rising too early in the NOR
ming. The best alarm clock is sunlight. The
Dyes should not DO woaried by artificial light
in the morning. If thoy must bear this OK.
posure, let it BIO just previous to tho repose at
night.--Irof. Maucn.
Tho New York Herald, under tho hoad.
ing "Not dead Yet" cditorially says:
Andy Johnson's return to tho United
States Senate, in view ofthc result in Tcnnes.
see, is almost certain. This is not the least
satisfactory result of tho contest in that State.
Andy is a bold, positive exponent ofthat GLASS
Of political ideas that is least agreeable 10 tho
blatant Radical rulers Ho has tho IL o'grand
virtue that how'll not be put down, and there.
foro, discussion in tho Senate will be the less
monotonous for ibis presence. He has 4
Union record that no man can ;mpeaoh. He.
is a Southern Senator not open to the carpet,
bag objection nor aasailable on the Copper.
head spcer. Te ID genuine 10 oil senses, alb
solutolyy fearless and honest, and willttmake
Rome howl from his place ID the Senate
with much better effect than he ever did In
his messages He is the first President since
John Quincy Adams whose political vitality
his not beoh exhausted by the Presidency.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-08-20

MB~ Writs Of ejectment were recently
served on the negro saquatters occupying the
cabins on TaGyiorss1 ffarmss anlasr NNoerf0rf, va, ,
but the sheriff vas informed BY the negroes
that they did not recognize the civil laws,
end could only be elected by the military.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-08-20

Ay~ Gen. N. SB. Forrest is making rapid
progress 10 tho construction Of the Memphis
md Selma, raiis6adss