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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-23

4 part of sec 6, COM
mencing at a point on
sec line 80 21-100 rods s
of the Or post on the W
line of said sec 6, thence
e IA rods, S Is and LOO
W IA rods to sec line,
thence w on sec line Is
and one hundredths rUds
to place of beginning
A part of sec. 6, COM
mencing at a point e ola
point on the W line OF
said sec 8. 3S and one
1-1O0th rods, thence S
parallel to sec line IL
and one one-hundredth
rods, thence w A rods, n
Is and l one-hundredth
rods to place of begin
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-23

D7sMy stock of Groceries is always full
and my customers can depend on getting tho
best of each variety.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-23

GJ7 Anything you want from the most
substantial articles to the lighter Yankee
Notions, will be sold at the lowest living pri-
ces. Call and examine for yourselves.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-23

Town 70, Range ~
Lot situated between
Rice & Binns, IN lot 1 in 4
said land is full width of
lot /. and its south line
is 8 3-5th rods n and S
A piece of land des-
cribed and bounded as
follows Commencing
on S side of court st.,
city of Prescott, attn cor
of lot /, thence NV par
allel to the line of said
court st Il rods thence
at right angles with said
ST., Z rods thence easter
ly to w limo Of out lot i.
4 rods thence northerly
along said line of out lot
/, 2 rods to place If be-
ginning, 10
All Of Sc Of ne lying
D cf main ST., in A 7
Norton's add to Pres
colt, excepting a strip 2
rOps wide on n side of
said Sc of ne IL
All of block l in sw
cor of A 7 Norton's add
to Prescott, commence
ing on the W line of NV
of Sc thirty feet n from
the sw cor of NV of Sc
thence running e paral-
lei with the 5 line of said
forty, so rods, thence s
3 TT to place of begin
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-23

A part OF lot 4 in
commencing 60 rods IS
links south SIS , east of
NV corner of lot 1, sec.
s, then south 44o W "a
rods and 10 links, then
8 469 e As rods and s
links, thence n 40 Q
"a rods and 10 links,
thence n 46 ? W As r'ds
and 5 links to the place
Of beginning.
A part of lot 4 in sec.
commencing 76 rods and
Is links 5 Of the ne cor
ner of said lot 4, thence
s SIS rode and 10 links to
the Mss, river, thence
up said river60 rods and
10 links, thence n 44e e
"A rods and 20 links to
the place of beginning.
A part of lot 4 in sec.
commencing 5 rods and
IA links W of ne corner
of said lot a, thence s6s
rods, thence n 46 > W
A rods and 4 Fks, then
n a. > e 10 rods and Is
links to the place of be-
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-03-05
dan, to DO Lieutenant. General and Reynolds
and Stokes 10 be, Briyadier. Generals.

dun, to bo Lieutenant. General; and Reynolds
and Siokles 70 bo Brigadier, Generals.
The Committee Of Five, from Mississippi.
representing the extreme radicals, are much
discouraged with the course Of events.
Grant, it is stntcd, will not resign the Gen.
eralship lie considers his office Of General
Of tic Army terminates with his oath Of Office
AS President.
1t is almost impossible to move through tho
Capitol. On account of tho crowd. Every
train brings recruits.
Gen. Grant opposes unscating tho Georgia
Representatives, and the postponcment Of
Georgia matters by the Reconstruction Com.
mittcc Is attributable to his influence.
Young, member Of Congress from Georgia,
who has warm personal relations with Grant,
had an interview with him last night regard.
ing Georgia mntters. General Grant snid
Congress could not get around recognizing
Georgia US u Stutc in tho Union. and TINT he
himself was opposed to interfering with her
ut MI. Grants visit to Boutwell, this morning
grew out of this interview.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-03-05

NNEHN4. Il q. H4A -A ~. IL - ELNFH 81 ~ A
Hon to extend tho road across Che mountains
to Ashville so as to ~interscet with tho western
extension road in North Carolina. now being
built from Duoktown via Ashville aud sails.
bury to Beaufort on the coast Of that State.
The Port Royal road is asking the State to
take ono million Of dollars in stock in that
road aud the Charleston and Savannah road
has q bill to postpone tho first liae OF the
State uttatr road to the amount Of Eve Hun
drei thousand dollars SO as.tu eannble tho road
to raise money to rcat and put it in operation
The debt of the state is already six millions
OF dollars and though these roads arc cxpeo.
ted to redeem their bonds and save tho state
harmless, yet in case Of treir future the state
occupies tho position assurety md will be liza.
bio a. such. Is there not danger Of beoom.
ing too generous for our public credit and
general prosperity.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-03-05
Notice. !.
CouSTr COMMISSIONERS O%yyics,
pinkens e.. H.. &. O.. RnhSEz 1860

CouSTr COMMISSIONERS Osytcs,
pickens c. H.. s. c., Fsbs5s iS60.j
rVNIIE COMMISSIONERS for Piokens. Coun-
Il ~, in accordance with tho 18th and 18th
Sections Of the Act defining the Jurisdictions
and duties Of County Commissioners. having
had the same laid out into Eight Townships.
the following named persons IRE heroby APP
pointed Electors or Selectmen Of tho Townships.
and will hold IN election et-thsAtissss and ,la.
ceAdosignatcd. for Township Officers:
7fckeasciWe gbynshiip, No. l.-R. f.. Gillian,
john King md Thos. j. Bowen. First meet.
ing at II. +. ll"lcombc's, on IhussazSxsas 4th
of March, 1869. j.
SaluOrity 1t~nship, No. "A. T.. Clayton,
l.. q. Hamilton and JasneasM .ltecd., Place Of
meeting a. Sa!pbrisy, on Friday the 6sh~drs.of
CARR" 4o~"ship, No: S.-Samucl A. James.
meeting at Gaines Shvp, onaMoad4y4 Al ssb
'' Esslas %'s~ss;r. NJ. ! -A.aa4,. aatsfKK /. y.
ut old Poor House (lI.mper's), or on~aeaaay..l,e
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Itckcns Court House TmnsAip. No. 5.-W-
= Wclhorn, q. e. Porter and Gideon Ellis
Piace of meeting at pickens Court House, on
Sn.urllay ,tho~G,h day .r rM,.rul,. plH6a.
Dac"sciWs 1hWnsAip. No. Civilian NJ.
moo.ins at Dacusvilie, tt.-E siday,4he.l2th day
,EAAassasslsG9 ~
~I"mphiMh','n 7"rmshiip. No. Van j.
Jones. q Nj Lynchand J'>ep4i ~ Bntcs. Placo
"t meeting NJ Pnmpkint"wn, Oh Thursday. tho
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
EuSfutoc ~T1wnShtp. No ST. a. Miles, in
cob Lewis and james NJ Stewart. Place IF
meeting NJ Eastntnc Church. vnLW sdnsslas tho
Observation-Disclosures.
The Selcctmsn nr Electors are required TO-
give public notice 81 the same.
By order OF the B ard.
j.. II. UAGOOD,
IuWAS Clerk of Board of County Cum'rs.
Eeb. u. 1869 10 :
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-03-05
Railrnada.

The different railroads Of the State have re.
ceived and asking the endorsement Of their
bonds by the State to the extent Of eleven
million Of dollars. Tho Bill granting MD to
tho Blue Ridge Railroad to tho amount Of
four million dollars in bouds guaranteed by
the State has been already passed, also tho
Bill granting poarly one million to the Green.
vile and Columbia Road. We believe both
Of these Acts 10 be bmrds in good sense and
sound jh Pigment. Tile Chatham road which
was chartered last sunnmor, and which con.
pects Columbia with Portsmouth by rail. has
now y Bill in the Legislature n authorize the
issue of three million Of bonds Of tho Dtite
to be exchanged f0f bonds Of that road. The
,~Spastaubuse roads vanins one apda half anjli-
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-03-05
@ om m IL catiOns
ron THE KEowEE COURIER
Public Meeting.

Pursuant to notice, a public meeting Of the
citizens Of Seneca Township was held at Per
ryyillc Depot, on Saturday the 9th of Feb.
runry.
On motion, Andrew L. Lewis was called to
tho Chair, aud L. A. Tate requested to act us
Secretary.
The Chairman stated the object Of the
meeting, viz: To nominate candidates for
tho different offices Of the said Township at
aho coming election, 9th instant.
On motion OF W. A. Lay, it would require
a two-thirds vote Of those present to elect a
candidate, the voting to be performed by bal.
lot, which motion was unanimously carried.
1t was also moved and carried that this
meeting nominate u candidate for Magistrate.
Tho election resulted ne follows:
Sclectmen-A. +. Lewis, II. Lowry, NJ. S.
Stribling.
C2erk-E. 4 Tate.
Surveyor- b. l.. Lowry.
ConsaNe-.W. w. Hamilton.
MugiStute-W. A. Lny.
The above. nominations were made unani-
nous BY the meeting.
On mutton, II committee was appointed.
c"nsi ting Of w A Lay, T.. X. Tate and n
c. lIarbin, to draft u memorial tn the Honor.
able the Legislature Of South t!aroliua, which.
memorial Was unanimously adopted by the
meeting.
On motion, it was oarfllertas4hat a copy o
the proceedings Of this mectin. basIfurnisl,ct
the F" kcowcc Courier" for putlicatiua,a
There bcing no further business the meet
ing adjourned.
\. f. LEWIS, Ch'rmnn.
T.. a, TATE, Scc'ty.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-03-05

Sx1- General Cant, in conversation ycstcr-
day with Senator Pool, Of North Carolina,
expressed himseifns particularly anxious for
substantial reconstruction instho Sonth.--
North Carolina and Alabama. he snid. were
nmong the best reconstructed Suites Of all,
md when the rest were rs safely and pleas.
unity back IN the Union, he thought, ours
would be tho huppiesta country on the globe.
COMPROMISING OLD DEprs.-We think il
due to n great many creditors ia this and 9th.
or partso Of tho State, (says tho "Grecnvillc
Is. o. Enterprise,) thut their liberal and
generous course in compromising old debts,
should be commended us it deserves. We
have heard recently of many instances of lib
eral settlements between parties, ind We be.
love that tho disposition to make Them has
decidedly increased Of late. Parties have all
become moro and more impressed with the
reasonablencss of compromise, and a lipcra,
scaling public opinion Of the people general.
~, and tho advice Of the lawyers all favor
them OF this time. We have seen that ia
Anderson the j~nries brought in vcrdicts seal
ing old debts and were sustained by the ap-
proval of the people and the Bar. This feel.
ing rs to such debts will still extend in every
county according to the circumstances"
A public meeting next sale day is tn be held
at the Court House in Grocnyille, in reference
to this important matter.
.-~>----.
Re- A school boy in Cuswcll County, n.
G., made nearly $500 from the sale Of tobuc.
co, cultivated with his own hands, ut times
when it did not Interfere with his regular ut.
tendance at school. This is an example wor.
thy Of imitation.
hs- What class ought never to die with
consumption? Merchants with strong iron
chests.
~ On the riso-thc price Of Sugar.
Cause.-The revolution in Cubu.
sss- Snow was eis',t feet deep in the streets
OF Montreal, Canada, on tho 18th.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-03-05
Public Sale.

ny permission Of Biohard Lewis, Esq, Judge Of
- Probate. will Eel 70 the highest bidder, en-
SATURDAY the 18th day OF March next, AZ
OLD. PICKENS&iC. H.,
Tho personal property Of tho lato W. NJ. Hidden.
deceased. to wit:
His LAW LIBRARY, consisting Of o valuable
collection Of Inv Books e
Que BUREAU, BEDSTEAD, and various other
articles.
TERMS, CASH!
ROBERT A. THOMPSON,
Feb. %. 1860 20 /
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-03-05
MEMORIAL.

The following mennrial to the Legislature
of Sou.l' Carolina WAS presented to tho meet
ing for consideration, and a vote on tho sam.
being taken. was unanimously adopted
To lie Mno,nbtc The Lrgistuture Of S,uth
Crr0iiHa !;
Your mcMorialists. the citizens Of Scncr
Township, Oconce County, respectfully show
eth unto your honorable body, tbsfi in denscI,
populated countries, with few public higl'
ways, it is 10th wise aud polite to have ttAI
kept up by taxation upon the public. Bda
in spayscly settled communities, with man,
public roads, as is the case in many parts 0
the country. they consider such an arrange
mcnt as both burdcnsome and injurious to tn"
best interests of theif community. Also. that
the unequal distribution Of the water course,
over the county. and the more numerous cross
ing places in some Townships than others, and
as a general thing, the whole public are near
ly equally Interested. Your mcmnrialists feel
and believe that it is unfair ind unj ust to
burden such Townships with heavy bridg
taxes, when they arc not, in many instances.
able to bear moro than their proportionate
part Of bridge tax than when the whole Couu
ty assisted in the building and keeping up Of
these public benefits.
1t is also, in their opinion, unnecessary to
have 80 many officers in the Townships
Therefore, your memorialists would most re.
spectfully sub'nia for the consideration Of your
honorable body, That, considering the num-
Der Of public roads, and the thin population
of the County, that you continue that portion
of the old road law which requires every able
bodied male citizen between the ages Of IL
and 80 years, to perform, when necessary,
twelve days labor on puu,";cs roads, or pay 81 100
por dry in lou Of work for tho time necos..
sary to keep the public roads In good and suf.
foient order for safe travelling. Also, that
tho timcs for working roads DO left 10 tho oft.
liens Of tho Townships I; and that tho public
bridges be built aud kept up by tho County
at large, as heretofore. 4
Your memorialists would respectfully aug.
gest that tho ofioo Of Township Surveyor be
discontinued, and that tho dutieso Of that Office
be performed by tho. Scleotmen and Town
Clerk. Also, that one Constable is sufficient
to perform al Tho duties pertaining to thut
Office in a single Township.
Also. yonr memosinlists respectfully ask
that the NJ .~uis,ratc Of the Township.be elect.
ed by the voters Of the Township, Il
A r. LEWIS Ch'rman.
e. a. TATE, Seo,ty.
~ y IT, with nsrrow soulcd people as
with narroWnecked bottles tho less they
have in. tlepthe more uoIse they make IL
pouring out. 5
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-03-05

Ey We are informed that rooms in the
new College building have been secured for
the purpose Of holding Court, which convcncs
next Monday.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-03-05

TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Oconce County.
Phil0man Crane and
Amanda Crane, Applicants
~. vs.. Petition for Par
Whey Crane and others, tition.
Defendants.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that v;ney
Il Crane. John Calhoun and wife Nancy Cal.
hoan, Lorenzo Barnes and wife Martha Barnos,
John Samples and wifo judith Samples, Isaac
fare: Lewis Cox and lIoirs Of George Barnes,
deceased. defendants in this case. reside beyond
the limits Of this State Said absent defend,
ants aro, therefore. required TO appear ;a tho
Probate Court. to DO holden ut Walhalla. s. c..
on the lat day of Juno next. to show cause, Il
any they. can. why the Real Estate Of Philoman
CrHao. d%eeonsed. should not 10 aold aud tho
proceeds divided among tho heirs Of oaid do.
ceased. according to law, or their consent 70 the
same will be entered Of record.
r. LEWIS,
Judge of Probate Court.
Mhrch q. lSov Fl BIN b.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-03-05
WALuALLA, S. c.:
- . ".
Friday Morning, March, 8, 1869.

ray 1n New York, on the LIST of March
Cotton was quoted ut 29l. Gold 813.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-03-05
Lecture.

Rev. Prof. Smeltzcr, President Of the Lu.
theran College, will deliver an address in the
Court Room, during recess of the Court about
IL NJ on "Wednesday next. Subjcct-Edu-
cation. and the Advantages Of tha6Eollcge,
also tho claims and az E91 BBhlc Of
this section thera
their Spring Bk7|& SIS ~
glad to have
the same. TheiNSsS S22S3 623Ia Isl a866a5
rxv aERfHE4{3lY SSs&E&& zHHgy8gF.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-03-05
THIS Is THE WAY
TO GIT II NORTH OF your PROPERTY.

lST-LEARN II DEMAND M
AND if you win report to me the property you
n have for sale, such Us LANDS. LIVE SrOCK,
OF every description, os property Of any kinJ,I will
try TO effect n sale. u per cent. ,or NIL pkoperty.
except Farm Produce, which is 1 per cot. No
sale, no charge. Persons wishing to Rrchaso
property, by chilling on me, can asc rtal where,
such as they ncel may DC found. :.
d. 1LOjDER.
WAErALLA, s. c., FcB. 49,, 1860 h91tr
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-03-05

RESPONSIBLE AGENTS WANTED,
II , dispose of gulra.tees Tor the sale OF Landed
and other valuable property Ia different parts
Of the United States. Profits very liborai, sales
easily effected. and no ios4 o. tune from other bus.
iness. Address -
J. T. MILLER & CO.,
box 4.P o.. Port Deposit, Md.
Feb. o, 1869 10 2m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-03-05
Corn, Fodder, Shucks.

10y Power If Attnrncy, for benefit of Credit
Nd ore. ]: will sclInt %nmction. on Mr.. r. A.
MaxwelPs Seneca River place. on Wednesday
the 7th Of April noxt,
800 or 1000 BUSHES or CORN,
1000 or 5000 BUNDLES FODDER.
E more or less; ~
Some SHUCKS; md other articles.
1ey- TERMS-CASIII
J. b. SITTON.
March /. 1860 81 3
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-03-05
Confederate Tfansactions.

Tho Legislature has under consideration
Bill to determine the value Of cuntrncts
made in Confederate States notes or thsir
equivalent" Tho object Of the Bill Is to Is.
tab'ish a uniform basis Of settlement for all
claims arising upon contracts made during the
war. After %reoitiug in the preamble the de.
.preciated value Of confederate states notes.
that they were Used as a medium Of exchange
III tho transfer Of real and personal property
during the war aud that payment Of debts
arising from contracts made during that time
is now sought to be enforced ia lawful money,
it enacts us follows: That tho value Of all
debts aud obligations, whether under seal or
not under seal, created Or contracted ia con.
tederato states notes or with reference 10 DON.
fcdcratc states notes as q basis Of value, is
sued by tho so.callcd confederate states Gov
ernment, or in or BY any bills, bonds or notes
assemilated or made equivalent, in value to
confederate States notes by any law or custom
OF trade, during the years 1861 to 1865, shall
DO determined by the value Of said confede.
rate states notes in tho lawful money Of these
United States at the time such debts or obi
gations were created or contracted" This
section constitutes the substratum Of tho whole
B'lI, tho remainder being n mere declaration
OF the value of one dollar in gold said confed.
crate states notes, during every month in the
four years of the war, dcduccd and averaged
by mathematical calculation from various ta~
bies of value kept by different banks in the
South. 1t was drafted by Senator Corbin
aud must have cost u good deal of time and
labor. 1t differs materially from the ordi.
nance of the convention of 1865 under which
our courts have been heretofore deciding such
Scontracts. That ordinance permits the Plain.
3tlf to prove and recover the value Of the
22property, which was tho consideration Of the
or obligation. SO do this the Plaintiff
must 60 behind the written contract which in
% legal point of view, is u questionable right.
This Bill on the contrary ~sustains the written
contract and requires tho debtor to pay tho
value of the money. 1t is based on the sup.
position that confederate states we're never
money but q commodity issued US a medium
of exchange and possessing a valve varying
from time to time. That parties contracting
with it as a basis Of value had an eye to its
real value and should only be required to
pay that amount. While it fails tn give OK
act justice in every instance, it certainly has
some redreming features. In the first place,
it s~ustains the writtcn contract and bases TIE
settlement on it's provisions secondly, tie
furnishing. by Legislative enactment, testimo
ny ms to the true value Of this money or com.
modify, during every month Of the w.r. it
'nablcs parties to settle such cont,a cts with
out appealing to the Courts and lastly ita,oids
!lsg6lza . 4saalsaaz1ss alsSGs44lIikility Of human tcstimo
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-03-05

'HNtiE undersigned beg to call attention to
Il their large and complete stock Of
SADDLES, BRIDES,
HARNESS,
CARRIAGE MATERIALS, &C..
Which they offer ut Wholesale and Retail. upon
the most favorable terms.
DaT Orders promptly executed.
JENNINGS. TIIOMLINSON co.
NJ. l59 Meeting Street,
Opposite Charleston Hotel.
March 2, 1869 2L d.
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t'o purchaser WSia5 taRs6sAsilA EWa8zit. Under
this view dfaa%SsRhc ordinance ofSf8G5 afford
perfect JUSTICE does it not give all unfair nd
| vantage to the seller by shielding him from,
his own bad speculations? No plan of srt
Element can be derived. which will mcte gu,
full Justice in every case and the Bill undc.
consideration falls far shors Of IT,. We eonfcs.
our own predictions nrc q, the side Of the
ordinance Of 1865 az more likely to give jus
tice in n generality Of eascs.
This Bill. in many inst noes. operates op
prcssively for the foskwing reasons Firstly,
all contracts during the war where the written
instru'noi. - % 70 paid in cuin, cannot be
scalcd however exorbitant tho price may DO
Secondly, as the white labor of the country
was sent to the front during the war, and a
large portion Of he real estate of the COUNTRY
was thereby left uutenanted and untitled, it
brought by the provisions of this Bill, much
less than its actual, inherent value. There
was no demand for it, and Whenever forced
into market the price in Confederate money
on time was often but little above its real val.
re in the lawfal money. Thirdly, as the la.
Dor Of the country was redsnced wlrile the con.
sumption Of the products Of labor was in.
oreased by waste ard destruction, as 9 militia.
~ necessity, provisions necessarily rose above
their actual value, and the necessities Of Vi: Vic
people forced them 70 promise prices ;"::.ioh
by this Bill far exceeds whit suoh articles
have ever before or sinco brought. The Bill
has. passed. tho Senate, and we have little
doubt but it will pass the house and become
the law.
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THE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,

THE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA.
GOMEZ CONFEDERATION.
WHEREAS, jackson DcatonS hath made
W suit to mo tn grant him Letters Of Ad.
minis'ra,inn upnn the Estate and effects Of Lev:
Deaton, licensed: The kindred and croditors,
Of the slid Levi D%caton. deceased, are. thcre.
FIRE. "r,iorcd to be and appear brforc mo. in
he Court nf Probate. t" 10 hcl at Wnlhnlla,
s.. o.. on Monday the Is Il day Of March. inst.
at II ,'ol,ck, in tho foronnon. to shew cause. Il
any t,ev can. why tho enid Administrations
ali NIL mn ,,e granted. Given nndcr my hand.
this the 81 day Of March. 1869.
u. LEWIS,
Judge Of Probate Court.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-03-05

AZ On the riso-thc price Of Sugar.
Cause.-The revolution in Cubn.
ssS~ Snow was eig't feet deep in the streets
of Montreal, Canada, on tho 18th.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-03-05

RY- II is with morrow souled people as
with rarrpwnecked bottles tho less they
have in. theptha more uoise they make ii
pouring out.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-03-05

Ss- What class ought never to die with
consumption? Merchants with strong iron
chests.