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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-02
ETA Montreal woman thought she stood

tF a WuuIreaI WOWau th0uRht sue St0Ql
in urgent need of change of husbands SO she
melted some spoons and tried to pour the hot
metal in the ear OF her lord and master This
led to an ear-repressible conflict, in which her
nose was bit off, and she confined the same
night-injAil. She says she nose she dill not DO
wrong.
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EET The census taker, Mr.. GATHER, Of
Winchester, rctuIno population Of / 500
"a decrease Of 1913 since 1860.
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DURHAha CATTLE.

I'VE subscriber ias ataU times for saIc Tho
roaEt-ll.l -iort-Iiou Durham Cattle of
IH. lur.i I.r...al aul E.a'u. hY 9.I.rr.. Ue
Do. ao" oa baud aud for ade SIX or Eight
Pure BLOOD Young IsuIIss.
ranging irom SIS months Co two years Old ~
l.. appeafalee. ls Cattle may aI
D' found recorded IN Che american Short-iIora
Herd Book
JAS. " RANSOM.
CharIcslown, " Va
Sept ., ls70-3m
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-02
REMr. H1LL. Az in9ontnr of tho Am.

= VT. HILL, tue inventor Ot the tOUF-
tcen-milc cannon, who resides AZ Jefferson Iowa
will go to Paris this fall, If the war continues to
introduce his gun and prove what il Is worth
F4y- The Laconia Democrat SAYS that n
couple recently married in Clifford y H., after
two weeks experience of the sweets ct mptrimo-
ny. have dissolved partnership, without the in
fCrvcutiun Of n court. She said she would n [
live with him. and he said be would give her n
hundred dollars To- quit. She took the green
backs aud went.
4 STEAM Prov we clip the following
from IN exchange Cen lTAYrrov has upon one
Of bis plantations in Mississippi q steam plough
which was manufactured 81 Leeds England and
is now In practical operation. u consists Of two
portable engines. which are so made that they
run themselves without Che aid Of horse power,
and so entirely dispense with horses. These en-
girCs ore placed a. opposite sides or Rcld, ard
uy means " wire cables draw gang OF ploughs
from one Side % Che other The Vluughs cut the
coli much deeper aud quicker and laying aside
the cost Of the machinery, alta much less expense
Than thc horse plouEhs. They plough on am a-
vcrtrc, about - acres per day. The engines are
also useful jn other work Only 70 few DAYS a.
go ono 0f them came down from The plantation
Wi'h siE l9ldcl wagons in tow, 4 drew them back
loaded Ti'h lumber over rough roads that would
have required q horses % DO TIC same work.
~ II is reported that the fall fashion
for lali. hats viii be q funuel-shapc' arrange
ment with thc small end behind.
49, "e "Htcl hE ltfL hah o'tH lH-
formed that considerable number Of now vo tcrs,
nearly an Democrats have been registered in
Nououg tiil.
EE- Young ladies' arc switched moro now
th7u they were fvc years ago-but in O different
manner.
Err An Irish st1lstician estimates that
woods cas' Chat country nearly So ,000,0 ayelr.
cor 10 Is a noticeable f1ctthat people who
change teir miljs often never get q good one
IL W oman show her fondness for uni
ty ly always waiting To- bc won
IL Advice IS The only sort Of vice that
some PEOPLE don't follow
81 Tomato Siuo IS said to be cheap and
healthy.
"a Go slowly to the entertainment Of
thr l-.cD3s lut quickly 70 dcIr misfortune
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-02
ZEIGLFR & McCURDY.
NOTICE-

TNE partnership heretofore existing between
j joins T. RUSSELL aud JACOB a MAH-
EER 10 tlo Ovcrsbot Flour SID. Ffauki0rt
West W.. Lae tli7 day mutually expired AU
persons indebted f0 said Grm viii please calls on
saii Jacob a Marker and settle the same imme-
dl'cy, a1d al claimants viii please present
iler bills forthwith ior payment
RUSSELL Il MARKER
Frankfort, Va, Aug. ~, 1870.
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s. The revenues Of the Baltimore and
ohio Railroad aad branches for the month of
".l ve.. $l.o22, SCI.
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Newspaper
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SUCH will End this book Of great value. Nailed
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The Pittsburgh (Pa.) Lcadsr in its Issue OF
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gency in the United States, and We can cheerful
N recommend il to the attention Of those who
desire to advertise their business SCIENTIFICALLY
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least expenditure Of money"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-02

t1.rIac eiiior If the Charleston ,},.t,raaI
'',.'- shortly 10 issue bis lapcc daily rs well
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-02

CHEAPER THAN BEroGE THE WAR -
EP'coreS, are gen 0'cHre that you Gun en-
Joy The ia2UrjCS II the dessert at a. mach
ot.tp.r rate HaE ten gears ogo'? Scicace
hga c.acerll % iciH pr22vct at tie Irish
coast into an element of iDlmeosuycLls
@ti,'ics ct' he naost ,cholssoue, ua,rtt,yas
oH} d,i'c5ous character; and Ike price, Of
this ue,e siaIie Is less BY oae-balTHoa Mat
.funy other article Of the san,e class can
tli0iJ0 ike umopatof autrjmcut. Nsn}
zee sty H,o' SEA Moss FARINE IS the att.
cl- rJerye3 to. The real,hy and enter.
Prisi"J -Nc0 York Company engaged IN It's
Dlun./acinrc are entitled to The Manhs oj
crc'y rtUa"atropist for Introducing this
aear soprce Of e.eceilent and GgrecoJle Ioo3,
ut Il price ,otich places Il ,rifhjn tie reach
Of oH one experiment ,cW coayjhce the
most Stepticdl that ,cjM SEA Moss FARINE
hey can proiace uReqaaHed cnstdrds, 13u3-
days, Jctlies, CharioHes, creams, sauces,
dc at less cost Hoa Jetore tie ,cor Thc
dePot ofMe Company is at 50 Park Piocc,
N-,c lork
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-02

BANKRUPTCY.-As the law is now amen
. ID parties can take the benefit Of the bankrupt
law irrcs pcctiye Of the fifty per cent clause, which
has heretofore declared many from doing so.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-02
TO PHYSICIANS,
New York, Aug 18th, 1865.
Allow me to call your attention to my
Preparation of Compound
Extract Buchu
The component parts arc BUCHU, LONG LEAF,
CUBERS, JUMPER BERRIES.

CUbEkS, JUMPER BERRIES.
MoDE OF PREPARATION -Buchu, in Va
QUO. Juniper Berries, by distillsuou. To form
a fine gin. Cubebs extracted by displacement
with spirits obtained from Juniper Berries We
~ little sugar is used, and small proportion
Of spirit. Ii is more palatable than any now
in use.
Buchu, as prepared by Druggists, is Of dark
color 10 Is plant that emitS It's fragrance the
action Of flame destroys this its active princi-
ple,) leaving dark aud glntinous dccoctou
Mine is the color Of Ingredients. The Buchu in
my preparation prcdominaies the smallest guam
uty of The other ingredients are added to prevent
fermentation upon inspection, il will be found
not 10 be Tincture, made In Pharmacopu,a
nor is it a Syrup-and therefore can be used ia
cases where fever or Inflammation exist. In this
you have the knowledge OF the ingredients and
the mode OF preparation.
Hoping that you will favor il with a trial
and that upon inspection it will meet with your
APPRECIATION,
With feeling OF confidence
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-02

[ From the Largest Mtnuf4ctariag Chem
ISIS IN he World ]
NOVEMBER 4, 1851
"ldnl acquainted ,eiM Mr. III # HELM
BOLD; he occupied NE Drug Store opposite
nly residence, and ,oos successful az con-
d',cti"g dte business ,ehcre odeys lad not
been eQnaily so before him. / hare been
JororabLy Impressed ,odh his character and
enterprise"
WILLIAM WEIGHTMAN,
Firm of Powers q Wcightman,
Manufacturing Chemists,
Ninth and Brown streets, Philadelphia.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-02
New Advertisements.

Diarrhea, Dysentery. Cho-
lera MorbuS. Cholera, sc, Ger
tain and immediate cure. liEGENAN's formerly
NelPeau' slDiAERnEA RENKDY, used with uufaling
success since the Cholera Of 1892. Sold by drug
s'sts generally Prepared only by HEGEMAN
Co, New York
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-02
Helmbold's Fluid ExtractBuchl

In affections peculiar to Fsn,ates, is une-
quilted Cy any oAer Prparation, as IN
CA(orosis, Or ReteHtion, Pai4/Uiucss, Or
Suppression Of Customary EOacuutioas,
liberated ar Schirrls State ofMc Uterus,
anil oH complaints mcideatto Us ser, Or
the dccliac or change ofhfc.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-02
A rnUssIAN VICTORY

BERLiN, August 3l.-A Dispatch from
Barrie Due reports that brilliant victory
had been achieved by tho Prussian cavalry
IN the center Of the enemy on Monday last.
Two squadrons Of Hussars slormcd aud cap
'ured the town Of Vrizy, between Vouziers
and Atiguy. Tie town so CALAMITY taken
by tho assault was chiefly gavrisoned 10y
Yurco9
LONDON, August 1.-The London Times
this morning, in an editorial, says it be-
licves chat McMahon is now crdeavoring to
retreat upon Scissors, having failed in his
attempt TO relieve Cen. Baz2ine.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-02

RTThc CAlrlost9wn Tl,e Press states
.anr " RANSOM, Esq residing near town,
"oe. on t9a gentleman Of Hakdey, two
m Cows aul Uci5r for $780,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-02
Boarding

I AM prepared % Accommodate RI few Board
L crs-toaJ or fyc. For further particulars ape
ply t1. or address
Mas LUCY y WHITE.
Ramner july 3, 1870
EANrFACTr FRED TOBACCO tgf.
W Chewing Tobacco, assorted brsnds, aud
various prices and plugs t0 Che pound
DO CAGES Black Sweet Navy - and 81
ID Bright sweet Aasy,1s A. - % ADD
los Extra Finct
~ boxes superior Light Pressed ditto
just received and Tor Gale ~
LOGAN, BRO & co..
Ola Stand No 81
Winchester July ., 1870.
Il Ina HAIRS Post IH1le BOrer is
pronounced % be ouc 81 Che most useful mplc-
mcuts farmer can have n sill nay for ITSELF
ia half a days work and when once used "a viii
DO more De- Dispensed with Uan a shove. cr
spade iu The ordinary work Of farm Cai and
sec tho tool at this Ohcc
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-02
ANOTnER BATTLE IN pnOnREss

BERLIN, August I.-Dispatches have
been received il this city, stating that yes
terday at noon the Prussians attacked a
force of French who were marching be-
tween Carignan aud Mouzeon. An en-
gagement is now in progress according to
the latest kilograms.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-02

INVENTORS ADDRESS EDISON
bhoS', Patent Agents, $50 Ninth St, Wash
ington, ID. O., for advice, terms aud references.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-02
Baltimore Cattle Market.
THURSDAY. Anc Ok 1e-C


BEEF CATTLE--The market opeped YESTERDAY
afternoon with some animation ,bo ,,,,eI;, .
tue better grades Ot Cattle being surericr ~ tbos
oi last week enabled butchers 10 buv - better
@u ""''s a. '''Ses ranging L per 10 lower than
last "teN, 7uV ABOUT 800 head changed hands
4neie was good attendance this mornin, of
Spectators and country dealers which lc,, ,ts
mar ket active, and The offerings were sold AZ YES
terday rates. About 300 head of the arriyoIs
were rcShipped East without being offered here
Ine5e mas i Seen Tor lew days past inquiries for
good Mich Cows, and we quote tf-m mode
rately active to-day al forty To- sixty dollars nar
mead IHces to-day ranged as follows Best
Dee'ts az 2vigS' 10; generally rated first Quail
ny ~ . QUO - medium or good fair quality e
tLeo % ordinary thin Steers Oxen md COWS
q - - inferior and lowest e,roics ~ C,,,Ie
! 0o+ 2o-general average OF the market to-
"a! - " extreme range of prices 4 C3S7 10.
Most oi me sales were from - to So 30 Der 100
Ips. w '!C receipts ~ head came from Ohio
9o o.,' ~ oto from Virginia, and los from
Marl -aAd-total receipts for the week 2lUs
mead. OF the offerings s63 head were taken by
baltimore butchers, us sold 10 spt,,lators for
Eastern markets, 2lJ head 10 country dealers.
anu 10 mead 10 country butchcrs-:Otal sales
1910 head.
SHEEP; The market has been well supplied
during the past week, but mostly with an inferior
class OF stock, which are tending downward. 49,
/ Good Open wool stock sheep are wanted Lambs
are in fair demand. Prices to-day RANGED as col.
, lows air to good Sheep At AZ cts, good 10 cx-
ira SOL cents peg 10 gross Stock sheep son
= a per head Lambs at 5ODS3 90 per head
Receipts this week 7,o22 head, against aC2 last
week. and & CSC head same time last ycar
HoGs.-The supply during the past week has
been iisht, and with very good demand prices
remain unchanged. At tie close there arc but
few in first hands, and they are held fgm -
Prices to-day ranged as follows: At ~ OOC5
/ &lj 30 per 100 lb5n Receipts this week D. l3I
head, against 3, l23 last week aud 9, j52 head
/ same time last ycar.-SuH
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Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buch,

Is the great specific for Universal Lassitude,
PrOstratiOn, &c.
The constitution, once affected ,ciM Dr.
ganic Weakness, requires he all Of Net
icine TO strengthen dm iayiyorate Me sys.
tenn rhich HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU incariaJly dues II no treatment
as submitted TO Consumption o. insanity
eHSucS.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-02
Helmbold's Fluid Extract Blu
chu Improved Rose Wash


,y..,. 10y 80 .'' "''''' e l'VI' nc $ys.e"'
=, l.,, '''"y J ,.,,I ''1'''" u "'"@I"',cH'
-, ;.,,....l, '''' ',','' ~ ~ '"""ys % "'el'
~ "P'"@,'". "''' """y|
Gus '1"St"'t5j JDfutCI ana mercury, an ul
these dtSc1ses.
Trgo rr~1..-t-,,, v77,
80 A@01i1O Oios hlulu GACract
NJ,
Ducuu
l'".7 "''y".''''"yi ""I "> "'a'ler 81 ho',
l,J,. u-a... .J.,,.o =, 49,. o..5
gH,ai4y than oi.y ofMe lyeDaratfgAs
n E1rk ~ frDu
Tfus. vEri.y JloDi Iy1k,n.,z lsr,.g ,y,l
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-02

Dem cratic and CouScr
NntiVc state Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR,
John j. Jacob, of HAMPSHIRE.
FOR SUPREME JUDGE,
G. P, T. Moore, Of Mason.
FOR AUDITOR,
2. A. Bennett, of Marion.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
Joseph Sprigg, of Hardy.
FOR TREASURER,
John S. Burdett, Of Kanawha.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
John III. Phelps, Of Mason.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-02

DSYCHOMANCY, FASCINATION OR SOUL
/ CUARMING.-40Op pages cloth. This won
derful book las full instructions TO enable the
reader 10 fascinate either Sex or any animal, at
81 other curious experiments. II can be obtain
ed by sending address, with 20 cents postage, 20
7 W EVANS s. CO, No A 4 So. Eighth St,
Philadelphia.
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South 3ranch 5ntelligenrer.

HoNNEY, FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT. ?, 1870.
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None are Genuine

Unless done up ia steeI-engraved wrapper VIII
fac-simile o. my Chemical Warehouse, and sign
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-08-26
" Et tn Brute.p

This was tho unkindcst cut Of ALL. That
judge Orr identified with us by birth and
interest aud having, so often enjoyed tho con-
iidence and support Of our peoplein his aspi.
rations for responsible and honorable Positions,
should strive to cripple an effort Taught with
interest to the people Of the entire State, Is
more than ungrateful. That, forgetting his
calling and position, he should enter the po.
litical arena, and, by false premises and fal.
llclous reasoning, strive to entieo away tho
colorcd accessions to the reform party, is un
worthy his past record. Z at ho should
assert, as truths, what he know to be false,
and by arguments based on thom deceive aud
misead the negro to blind support of the
radical party, which he admits to bo corrupt
is step lower than tho enemies Of ORR would
have conceived for him. lie knows the Rad
ical party never waged war for the freedom
of the negro. President LINCOLN aud Con-
grcss time and again affirmed, that they did
not design to interfere with slavery The
negro knows t. and shall We excuse an cx-
Congressman through ignorance. The polit
cal somcrsauts Of ORR have been by,word
since 1850, but hiseeuomios usytr gave him
credit for that want of moral character his
own letter af1ixes to him. Should his con
cusons prove correct, and ScorT and RAN.
sIER be elected, can our people forget that
letter, which, with view to self defence
abounds in low appeals to the negro and poor
white men? The question is not who made
this or that law, but is the ruling party in
competent, corrupt and cxtravagant? Judge
ORR says, yes. Are .hc rights Of the negro
equally secure in either party? lie says, po
litcally, there is no distinction in the parties
so far as the rights of the colored man are
concerned. Then is it not to the interest of
che colorcd man 80 have an honest, econom.
ical and wise government, and if so why can
he not be induced, by legitimate argument,
to join the party which has this object spec
ially in view? Neither truth nor integrity
nor logic, furnishes key to his Honor's po
sition. Mathematics is the man
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-08-26
WALNALA, s, {

WALnALA, s. G.
DR.. FAnLow--I thot would weight You n few
lines to lot you now just what think aud all that
don't tell you now will tell you scr some other
time.
under stand TINT you ar goin TO get ont n
warnt for nc. you think buy monday and if 1
VIII get n way before that time it will bo all
wright sir. well / will let you now when I nm
goin to leave. Sir have had nov work to- do
sins came Than | expected md hnve MT got
way rs quick ns you expected have got full
sets OF teeth to put up before leave and per
haps will get some more in that time md If
DO will put TIL en- up MS don't belong to you nor
no other dontist. | have my prises and work
bty them and you said that promast to work
by your priscs of wich you can. stand up to Sir
you told mo that you had inyerable $40 for n
SCI OF teeth WHARF you gave Temporary set and
came on up Ostendorffs an he told that you
sad you would put them up for $50 and take it
hll in trade. was anxious to get y,u to put me
seyor temporary sets and Let mo go on homo.
but don't think that sich man can work for
me or any Of my customers. # ss
expect to stay and do all my work that wnnL
70 ma will SEQ you q bout your warrcnt 80 if
thay is any thing don in that way 1t will be oil
wright just lot me here from you soon don't
beleaye will runaway /. nm q fraidyou want
my Jobs % j.. ki.hHAGHARY..
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-08-26
Nomination for Congress.

The delegates from tho Fourth Congress-
ional District, comprising the counties of
Oconeo, Pickcns, Grecnvillc, Spartanbuvg
Laurens, York, Chester, Fairfield and Union,
met in Columbia on the 10th instant. All
the counties were represented. Col. I. G..
McKIssIcK, Of Union, was nominated unan-
imously, on the Union Reform Platform, for
Congress. His disabilities have been re-
moved.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-08-26
OBLIGATIONS for S}ayas

Among the culogies of Judge ORn on the
Radical party, we find the following, sthat
this same party has protected all debtors in
their constitution from paying debts contracted
for slaves" The Constitution of the United
States contains a clause that ono State shall
pass any law impairing the obligation of con.
tracts If South Carolina was never out of
tue Union, as is the received theory, then the
constitutional and statutory enactmcnts of the
Radlcal party on obligations for slaves. arc
pei, Sc powcrless for the purpose asserted
lhe endorsement OF the Constitution of 1868,
and the admission of our members by Congress,
could not validate law passed in violation
OF the Constitution of tho United States. TO
do this, would require an amendment to the
Constitution of the United States, ratified by
thrcc.fourths of the States, authorizing the
Southern States to abolish debts for slaves
If these obligations for slaves were valid pro-
viously to the adoption of the Constitution Of
1868, they arc valid still. If they were not
valid then, the action of the Radical Conven
ton and Legislature were useless. In either
event the law is a nullity, unless the State
was out of the Union, and that it was not is
manifest from the 18th Amendment being
rendered for ratification to the Legislature Of
1866 as one Of the States.
Judge ORR is too good lawyer 10 believe
this assertion. The defence to contracts for
slaves is founded, if at all, in the broad prin
eiples of law and justice, to wit, failure of con-
sidcration, for which tho seller is equally 70.
'ssponsible With tho purchaser, or from the
principle CO turpi tonh,actp &c., or e:c malo
dolo,. &c,
gy The German forces bctwccn, Rastadt
and Cologne are said to number in, the az
tsresgate IS0, 900 men According to the Paris
Sieols 250, 900 German soldiers are now, 10
lorraine. 4, 81 w 143 i2%7,
NY- Eections win bo he'd sthis sfall, 10 all
the States except Oregon, California, New
Hampshire, Connecticut and Rhode island.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-08-26
90 MI M II r OF a. Il

LIvEnroor. August 22 = Evening Cotton buoy.
"nt uplands 81 Orleans S3 sales 10000 bales
speculation and export 1000.
New ionK, August 22.-Evrning. g.-Colton firm;
sales 2,ohO bales. Wheat rather more active {;
red and amber Western 31,l DO. Corn closed
heavy and declining Mt 85a90 Gold 63al5I.--
South Carolina skies, old 81 new, 72I.
AUGUSTA. August 22.--C otton market frmcr
and advancing but sales Ii ght sales 100 bales ;
receipts 81; midllings l73.
CHARLEsToN August 22.--Coton steady; up-
lands T4al73; sales SO bales receipts lG6 ;
stock LIS.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-08-26
a @ ard.

The following letter (ucr6atim ct Hicrnt;m) was
received, on the 20'h inst, by The undersigned
Its truth is i'll keeping with its form and oood
spelling. Any future communication from the
same source will not bo recognized:
w. a. FALI.AW
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-08-26

a9- j. II. RA1NEY, colorcd, has been
nominated for Congress in the First, or Wnlr-
TEMoRE's District.