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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
pHnIneRAPHle.

GODShAW Will continue the Photo
Ia. graphing Gallery At the ola SAG ~ 2. Iii ~
T,ay' All debts existing against the late ~ %.
fhanking the public for fayors nei ietg1ors s,L.
nIerred be invites All 70 ylslt % ssiiSt sis E
done In a style TO give satisfaction. seA
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Black, ESTES q co.
COTTON FACTORS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. II Monroe Street,
sell MEMPHIS, TENN.
WHEAT WANTED.

rrIHE htehest market price paid for wheat
At Benies' Mil, Nos %. IS and q second
street.. Memphis. Choice Family ana oIA,
ham FiouT. uornmeal, Sh0rts, Chop FEED ano
5S11, alyFavs on hand fss3l JOHN ANG.
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na SATURDAY. I7lh sEPTEMsER,
Atg5 O'Clock

Upou the premises. that elegant resldsars
srouud. in the southwest corner OF Inc +, v:
Ta1|5areIaIe near the new residences OF n 2.
Tbomas n Cooke and Mr. Arthur " heailess
and marked out by It's beauty as the spoL !
-1ld around which the finest residences "t
1be citv must be built. The lot has fronf Z
"a feet. on north side of Vance, by q osptn 90 ~
I5sIL 70 an alley, with a twenty y-IooL AIle5 -
the west. Title perfect. ana safe Pos4'i'0'
Register, TrezeyaHt & Go,
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MOBILE. September A-Cotton in fair de-
mand and prices advanced &c; m1ddling,
exports. coastwise, as bales; stock 10 SS5 bales.
SAVANNAH t1
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-GAI.vEsr0N, September H.-Cotton firm
good ordinary, i51zc; sales, 175 bales; stock
46sl bales. a
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SAVANNAH, September i4--cott0n active.
middling, Hss9I716c; sales, 400 bales; net rec
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEw ORLEANS, September 4-Flonr sells
readily; superfne 50 90; AA ~ 70; AAA 20
Ilsts firn Galena 60c; ST. Louis, 5oGBOc- Bran,
81 10 Hay scarce; choice, S8a30. Pork lower
Hams 24LHc. Sugar, prime, l3c MOLassss,
piantation 25@S5c. Whisky, 90c9Sl 021z:
Coffee l71<@H1zc. Cotton more active and
| drmer; sales, 1000 bales; good ordinary, LOG
| l53zc; low middhng, 9l7c; niddling, lag
| lsc; receipts, 672 bales. sterling, %; sight, q
prem. Golds llssz. 70 AJAX cEE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-15

CHARLESTON, September l4-Cotton Quiet;
| ls,,vers. ofFerlDg H1ze, sellers asking l75Sc;
sales. 100 bales; net receipts s22 bales; stock,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-08-19
NeWberry College-..Looated at gWalhalla,

NeWDeITy OolieSS'..Lqc5l6u AZ wv aluaAta'
We wish to speak to our. readers in refer
euco to this young aud growing institution.
We shall say nothing of the Faculty; their
labors Of love are known. They need no
praise at our hands. But there is a subject
of which wo desire to speak "a subject that
should interest the citizens of Walhalla and
surrounding neighborhood.
Tho Board of Trustees and tho Synod of
South Carolina are anxious to secure the per,
mancnt location of this College In our midst
Tc accomplish this, two things are absolutely
ossary. The ono is, the Lutheran church
Of South Carolina must support tho professors,
contribute Of their means to pay their salaries,
the necessary amount above the.tuition accru-
ing from the school This the church will
do, if any assurance can be given that tho
building will be secured for the purposes
specified Tho otAe, is, that the citizens uf
Oconee, aud especially Of WalIalla plust So
euro the building for the permanent use of
the College.
A subscription is now bcforc'thc people to
accomplish this object, and few have sub.
scribed literally. If others would az willing
y contribute, and all subscribe according to
their ability, the object would be gained
This must be done within few weeks, for
the result of this effort will Represented, by
the Board of Trustees, to the synod OF South
Clrolna Mt its next conyeution.R
If tho College now fails, or at least ceases
to be in your midst, the reason will be, the
pcoplc of Walhalla have refused to furnish
the building necessary to carry on the exor,
cises Of the institution. We now desire to
ask the people Of Oconee few questions, and
leave them to answer in the light of interest
and duty. Will you permit such an oppor,
tunity to have in your midst first class Col
legc, at such small expense, to pass out of
your hands .Are you willing 70 send your
sons away from home, or refuse to give them
an education DO you not wish the prosper
ity of your town, intellectually; socially aud
morally? Come then to tho help, contribute
OF your means, secure the building to the
Synod Of South Carolina, complete it, paint it,
beautify it, adorn its grounds, and your SONS
aud posterity will, in after years, rise up aud
call YOU blessed. We trust when Professor
AnRlNGroN asks for your assistance you will
by no means refuse.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-08-19

WAsulNdToN, August II. -Aokorman's
speech was strongly Republican. IIo said,
notwithstanding predictions of ruin following
the clothing of negroes with political rights,
the, South was peaceful and had plenty Ho
attacked Mr.. Stevens and his lato work, enti.
tied, ''Tho Wnr Between the States" stating
the doctrines therein inoulcated were perni.
cous. Though opposed toBulock's general
policy, he defended him against the special
charge of tile corrupt exercise of the pardon,
ing power. Anulyzing tho Georgia Lcgish.
turc no claimed that only about twelve were
Legitimate carpet. baggcrs. Ile avoided tho
question of the Georgia election this Fall.
RALEIGH, N c., August l3.--It is assert.
ed, on what is considered good authority, that
Holden will surrender the prisoners held by
his order at Yanccyyille to Judge Brooks, at
Salisbury, ou Thursday. 1t is understood
an injunction will be takenout restraining the
Treasurer from paying Ho)don's State troops.
WASHINGTON, August ID. .--Intcrnal rev.
enuo receipts to day SCI 1000.
The Treasury holds in gold Sl53, 100000;
currency sl0,000,000. Secretary Robertson
is abscut; Commodore Case acts in tho mean
time ,
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Larea Raward.

BENJAMIN NArnAN,a wealthy Jew resi-.
ding in New York, was murdered and robbed
10 his own house, on Friday morning, the
29th of July. His widow has offered rc.
ward Of thirty thousand dollars for the arrest
and conviction Of the murderer, and additional
rewards amounting to eight thousand fvo
hundred dollars for various articles taken from
his person. The stock exchange has also
offered a reward Of ten thousand dollars for
tho arrest Of the murderer. Fifty thousand
dollars would make tho head of any one sit
uneasily on his shoulders.
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New ioRk, August l5.--Cutton dull; mid
ding uplamds l9i Gold opened at l7a and is
now strong at lGs. South Carolina bonds,
skies, old, 80; now II.
AuGUsrA, August l5.-Cotton market dull
and nominal; sales SO bales; receipts so;
mildinss IL.
LIVERPOOL. August l5.-Cotton opcncd quiet:
urands S5WSi; Orleans 1909; sales 10000
bales
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Sp @ cial N O tic 9 S.
a O a RD
WAlnALLA, S. c., August I4, 1870

7oMe Cti:cn Of Oconcs County.
GENTLEMEN [ want YOU ~ beware Of the
United States swindlinS machine held Mt Green
vile. ] want you all to understand that mn
q Candte for the Legislature at the ensuing
election want every ono who believes in n
White Mans Government aud White Mans
Principles to vote for nc. / am no party
man. bu. want money. will not 60 with the
Il hical party, bccanSc they will steal, and wont
diyidc-nethcr will go with tho Reform par
ty. because they make too much fuss.
Gentcmen. Whenever The election comes off.
remember ycur most
Obodiont servant
JOHN NJ. HUDSON.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-08-19
WALHALLA, S. c.:
! Friday Morning, August 10, 1870.

nal- The card Of w. g. KEITH, declining
denomination for the next Legislature, will
appear in our next issue.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-08-19
Public Meeting.

A Radical meeting will be held in the Cou~A
House at Walhala, on Thursday, the Goth
instant, at l o'clock, a. m The Hon. Reu-
ben 'romlinson and f. L. Cardoza will be
presentand address the meeting. Governor
Scott aud Colonel Graham arc also expect.
cd.
The public are invited to attend
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-08-19
Refined Argument.

,rbo p,,,J,. y. ,;ooov.rad ,h,t there
= ooh .,;,,, :, 81 ,,,,;o,, world "a ssreal
,r,r,re,t MT f,r,h Win somcth;no Of refine.
mcnt .cmnment;o. On thc sncech of Judge
r,vn.srru >, Iov;nvton = s,vs "On the
1 .ho , no b,ve truthful
+har0o, and ,o,x
49, .;.o ~, E;,har .;ao ann ccvt,i,1y
.,;. rho,o ou.,,, >no,,/s n uc
,. ,,, g ,.,rl ,imo.t ;,G,;t.
,.,,
W. .;,.,.,a ,,,:c e 4A.:-., -.
fare? Arc not word paintings Of the days
of slavery, making exceptional cascs of cruelty,
the general rule, appeals to the pns lions and
rrcjudiccs of the negro? Who dr"gs up
from the dead past the "Back Code to be
used as political Capital in this caupnign !?
The RcpuJlicnn we'll knows these issues "1e
Il Nv beyond local legislation, and can not be
used except to inhamc the passions and pre-
judces of the negro, The Reform Cand-
dav As tbcv stir IN tbc ccssnoo Of ,,a;c,,
,orr,rt;or 10 oaor :, no, ,,o.s. ~.
,ost,;,. &c uood o;.;von. Th;s i w,,, ~,
,,r,v dro, !, O,r o,,d;l,,os o s,,,,,;.
.ho Nj, ,.;,h ,,,;ah,n;a e ,,t,
honcstv ,rhov ara to,r;rt ,,r,r tho DIS.
vii r,n, ,ho ,.,;,,a .o,,',l.hr, !. J.,
their l,pauaae ;s At fines ..co,rse hut ,hcv
ar, De limo with mo, of co,r,e n,,o;n,..
Daddy c,in s,vs RI. ,,;c,, n,,r, :. ,or,unt. i.
50 too s,v. rho Ron,h,;roo RI, ). :, ..,.
refined" fo, q ,npsxrzs and puc,., - ,,,ir,
out thc.o CORR, o,;,,, ,oa ao,.,,o AJAX,
The r,d;c,1 ho,s, rro,, ov,rv oo., h,,
State th,, c,pns,,.rr, !. a,,;,,; -.
,rbi,cs ,nd ;o;,r;n, ~. 49,, ,.,Ia ....
be heard If III. radic,,a did n,t Loow h..,er
Tbev won,d never ;ns,r,ct bim - ~.
oay,,t,o. rho tr,,h ;a 49, .ar,o g 49,
snocchc. of tbe Rnf,uc ,ra;d,,.. !. ouaon
e., ~ ro1;a,,s soo j. III ...,,. r,
ui3y, t.oc.oa .n r. -
tho, 10 ~. .nt r,n,..nrn -. | ~,
Wnoie cay out OF inc oag
-
LID Dayard Iaylor says: There Is less
interest now exhibited in literature and art, by
the whole American people, thnn at any time
within the last twenty years. Iotollectn,
octv;tv = bos d;nin;ahod t.sto ho. ,o..a,..,,,s.,
~ -, ,.aa-aa,a ~ ''' '1''o' ,"''''
en- WV p'oS'oos' = a. ','i' n "u'"oFS ana p"o
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-08-19
County Assessors.

The Governor has made tho following ap
poiutments for Oconcc and Piokcns Counties :
OooHEE--A. p. Cox, John b. Pickett
(old asscssors) John w. Cannon, G. w. Hunt
I. X. James, B. Gibson, r. S. Knight, David
Alexander.
PICKENs y Joseph a. Batcs.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-08-19
The War in Europe,

There has been no actual collision between
the opposing forces since our last issue. Des
patches indicate active rrcnaratipns for the
...os. 80" OF which is constantly expected
Tho roycrscs sustained by the French at For
bach and Hagcnau have only served to neigh
ten the war feeling in France, and to unite
all parties in the great effort to defcnd Paris
10 this end the entire strength of the nation
is being mustered. French pride has been
aroused, and were the door Of peace open, wc
hardly believe tho people would accept it un
der circumstances of apparent defeat. The
past engagement in its details, appears to be
q comparatively small affair, and of little sig
nilicance as to the final result Two days
lighting between these great warike nations,
With loss of 10000 killed, wounded and
prisoners, does not betoken any great battle
to a people familiar as Americans arc with
war. Whatever be the moral effect Of the
victory Of the Prussians, we cannot view it
as any great affair in itself It has certainly
changed the original plan of the campaign, 50
far as France is concerned. NAPOLEON as
sumed tho aggressive, marching his forces to
the Prussian frontier, and gatting a foot hold
on their soil. Here he paused, until the on.
set of tho Grown Prince and Gen GoEBEN
brought disaster to his right and left wings,
nocossitating retreat and reformation of the
French troops They are now reported con
ccntrating at Metz, nominally for the defence
of their capital. We can hardly believe Par
isin danger from this little disaster, or that
tho troops Of Franco will long lead tho inglo.
rous life of defensive army. IF NAPOLEON
be worthy Of the troops he commands, the
wires will tell another tale Of the next clash
of arms. # Prussans triumph, tho glory oc
the victory will be drowned in the blood Of
the slain. We will hear no more stories of
few hundred killed, and few thousand cap.
tured. Tho French cannot endure successive
defeats. Another disaster would greatly
weaken, If not destroy tho morale of the army.
The leaders know this, and they will not peril
another engagement until properly prepared.
Wo would not detract from the known cour.
nge and frmness of the Germans. 1t has
been too often tested and too clearly oxcmpli-
iedin tho glorious campaigns of the great
FREDERrcK, as we'll as on other and later
fields. But they mcctan enemy equally tried
and renowned in war. In tho result wo arc
notconccrned only so far as it would hasten
peace and stop the shedding of blood. To
this extent. christian and civilized man ovory.
where is Interested.
,t ,---A 49,
BsSs It is gratifying to be ablo to state
that Governor Scott, Of South Carolina, is
armipg y negro militia, and that the Prosi.
idont has assured Governor Bullock, of. Gcor.
gia, that he will support him as freely as he
did Governor Holden, of North Carolina. -
Those things presage more Democratic victo,
tiess Democracy Will. tho ballat box p,eans
.'letjus have pcace;' theso felowsrwho are
forever using tho bayopet ouly savlib. ii 81.
Il +@t s1ItiyI sNoto York; IYdr7k7l -
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Obndiont servant.
JOHN NJ. HUDSON.

"G'D HELPS TnoSE WHO HELP THEMSELVES"
therefore. 70 afflicted Yrcs take SUMTER
BlrfEI'S and be cured OF Dyspepsia, Indigo
tlnn and Heartburn.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-08-19
CI oLER a .
HOW To CURE IT.


at the commencement u( the Darrlfno vb;c).
always rrcccncs IN attack Of tho Cholera. tako
IL teaspuoif fnl Of the PAIN Killer in SUGAR and
water, (hot, If conveniently and then bnthe
freely the stomach and bowels with the Pain
Killer clear. Should tho darrlccn or cramps.
continue repeat the dose every ton or flt, en-
inmates until tho patient is relieved. 2,Id .cx-
trcme cases, two or moro teaspoonfuls nav
be given at dc:o. 10'' 4 .f'.%'
The PAIN Killer, as an internal remedy has
no equal. In cases Of Cholera. Summer Com
plants, Dyspepsia, Dysentcry, Asthma. ii cures
in ono night by taking it internally, and baths
ing with it freely. It's action is like magic.
when externally applied to Old Sores, Burns.
srn'd,, and Sprains. For Sick fIeadache and
Toothacha dant fail to try it. In short, it A..
a PAIR Killer. 1MsIt
Dilc:lions accompany each bottle.
The Pain Killer is sold by all dealers in
Mclicincs 9 NJ T"fFi N NH
Prices 25 cents, so cents and 81 per bottlo..
. Aug. l2, lS7O-lm as
Svaihai::. Chapter, NO. 2s, R. "A. W..
"A REGULAR coNyoCATIoN Of xalhal-
la Chapftr.. No. %. r.. A.. M.s,,' win be.held
at their Hall, ip W,phullay on MONDAY, the,
9Th day Of Scp.cnibch nest, as ohndlolight.--,
Companions will bo pnncteal ae j ip their aAen.
dance. s. %'ss]A ! - ''-<iS-
,; ~ ordor tho, Chapters yl4 l,;.Y ,r,fg
KOBT. A. THOMPSON, Sec'y.
Rsiuc Ridge Lodge, No. DE, A. #: WI ;,
A REGULAR, cosrMUNIcATIoN,o ,ofBlue
Ridge Lodge, No. 90, A.. F..gMsy, .wilEfbe
hold on SATURDAY. 6 tpt. 3rd. at clook,e
p. M. Afplt attendance is retIaostatls ms bus
mess Of Importance to each ana every Brother
will be brought up. Brethren will take due,
notice md soserh themselves accordipgly. ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-08-19

n@- We call attention to the card Of W..
WALsEMANN, Merchant Tailor. He is well
known to the citizens Of this town and ;vicn.
ity, And needs no accommodation at our
hands. He has returned and settled perma'
ncntly amongst us.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-08-19

naa. AT Republican meeting held in
Greenyile, on last Saturday, q. O. PUFFER,
Of New York, was nominated for Congress
from the Fourth District. Mr. TUFrERi is now
engaged in a mining enterprise in this State,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-08-19
What is the Prinoip,s7

We occasionally meet person who, though
interested in reform aud in favor of it, does
not think he can vote the ticket without u
sacrifice Of principles, What principle. is
compromised in votingfor CARpENTER and
BUfLEn2 Is;it thattho reform party ao-
knowledge accomplished facts, the right of
the negroSto yoto and hold Office, to sit in tho
jury box and follow the liberal professional
lfyou deny this with your mouth, while you
daily acknowledge it by your acts, why not
also reject the emancipation of the negro and
be consistent ante-war democrat7 The
abolition of statesrights, tho emancipation of
slaves and their inyesiture with equal rights
as citizens are all the immediate consequences
of our defeat. Six years ago either and all
these theories would have been rejected by
every citizen of the South. Their mainten,
ance produced the war. Our defeat decided
thcm against u5, aud they are no longer living
questions. Is it a sacrifice Of principle to
acknowledge that negroes are frce2 If not
Why is it so to admit their right to vote and
hold Office? Tho same power has decided
both questions, and put them beyond local
control or State change. You, my friend,
admit but half the truth, and denying the
remainder equally fixed against you, roll it as
sweet morsel under your tongue principle
Suppose the next Sohate and NlIouse of Re-
prasentativos were composed of men of your
views, what could they effect? Could they
enlarge the principles Of the white man or
abridgc those of tho negro? leave you to
answer the question. Every effort in the
Courts Of the United States has been frutless
and there is nothing left you but acquicsence
or revolution. You do not desire the latter.
Then fall iu and let us make the best use
wo can of the material left U.S. But really
this question is not concerned in the present
canvass. This party is organized, outside of
party politics, for honesty and economy in the
administration Of the government, and for
qualification i'll Office. Every good citizen
must favor these issues, aud we trust and be.
llcve your fnstidiousncss will yield to your
better Judgment and true interests IF your
ancestors had been equally tenacious Of prn-
ciplc @ we might have had the patrarchal
government in existence now. Men have
Increased in knowledge Governments have
changed and will continue to change accord
in-ly 10 resist a change likely to prove sub
vcrsivc of the best interest Of tho country is
patriotic, but when the change has been ef-
fectcd to reject and ignore it is folly. Of what
avail is your protest against the odds of mum
bcrs If you would serve your &C lntry and
postcrity, move up and save what you can
from the wreck. You arc not in fallible
Do your duty and bidc the issues of provi.
lcncc
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-08-19

OUR MtNuTAcTuRlNG VI INTER REsTs.-'rhn man
"inc'n'crs OF th" North have asked fnr and OBJ.
'n'ncd the assistance Of the Nntionel Govern.
men' until they have become /, burden l., the
n'on!c AZ large, and the INK paid by The Utcd
states lrr th6 support If these manu- :ncturcrs
iS equal I" all tho other taxes nut together. -.
hrf our nan":Hci'rc"s mako goods Of he,ter
l'alitH and at lower prcna than n,h.r ,-,n,u-
';w'nrnrS and they can defy cr.npc,i' on with.
out e G'vorntncnt help 'rhi~. ut least. is the
',''!n If Mr. =. 2. Tcule. of Charleston S. c.,
~" largest and most successful ~ nufao.urer
1t I dI"rS' saHFlo', blinds and mould ngs in tho
Snuthe Stnsrs #.s
Aur. ~. lS7H-1m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-08-19

GaUs The New York Lon,mcrciaI Adccy
ccrt'scr says: Owe arc glad Con Lee has
not rendered his services to either of the Eu-
ropenn bclligercnts EIc can safoI, rest his
military reputation where it nov is. The
Prusslan cid Marshal Von Moltke il the
presence Of several American gentlemen. once
paid the great Confederate chiettain Il com
plimcnt which, from such lips, was indeed
worth having; 4 consider Gen Lee said
the old veteran, 'as a soldier not inferior to
Wellington Ills auditors were all Northern
men, but they relished the remark none the
less as a deserved tribute to an American
soldier"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-08-19

GY- The Chicago Tribune states that the
crops of Northern, illinois, Northern. Iowa
and Wisconsin are pcry encouraging: The
corn i shs most Promising as 70 quantity
the Nofthvest,' o8]sp9f 0''f q sI'
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-08-19

nga- The Democracy of the XIII Con.
gressional District, of Illinois, have thorough.
ly organized and gono to work in earnest to
win victory. Their platform stands on live
Issues, makes war on the present outrageous
tariff; denounces the extravagance and cor
ruption Of tho last Congress; exposes the
discrimination made against foreigners in tho
recent naturalization bill passed by Congress
condemns tho enforcemont act as a5yiolution
of personal rights, and leaves the snigeer'
and the Fifteenth Amendment whero thoy
belong--to The dead past, @ aaf
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-08-19
'IcKENs Joseph a. Batcs.
One Lie Exposed.

The Radicals charge that Judge CARpEN-
TER corruptly withheld his decision in the
oass Of the Bills of the Bank Of tho State Of
South Carolina, until he could buy up large
quantity of the Bills for speculation. Col.
SIMMONS, distinguished lawyer Of Charles
ION, aud engaged in the case, in a speech
at Allstop denies this charge against CAR
pENrER II says that Immediately after the
close of the argument the decision was ren,
dered Thus will fall all the slanderc,s
charges against the Reform Candidates.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-08-19
Dissolu,ion-C Goods-Auction.

H -
Our readers will find it to their "pockct
interest" to read the notices publisccd in this
issue BY Messrs. PEPPER g. LowERY, under
tho above captions. Money is scarce, but as
these goods will be sold low, little money
will &C. a good ways. This is no clap trap
Jcwauction Of refused goods. The goods are
genuine and brought up during the last sprirg
and summer. The stock is assorted, COM
prising the usual varieties Of articles in the
Dry'Goods, Hardware and Crockcry line in
cidcnt to country store The stock is val
ued at IS, 900, and will be sold for cash at
cost or auction. Remember the store will be
open daily for private sale, and regular auc
tions Will be held every Wednesday and Fli-
day, beginning on the 24th instant
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-08-19
Militia.

We understand Company Of colored mi
!itia was organized in Walhalla on last Sa,
tutday, with Jim Keith, as Captain. We
Nave not learned the names Of the other Off
GERS, We prefer there should be no armed
militia in our County. Our people are in
perfect peace and good order. There has not
been single case of homicide in the County
in two years, and crimes of lower grades are
Of rare occurrence. Under these circumstan
ces would it not be wise to let well enough
alone Governor SCOTT can easily do this
by refusing arms to either the white or colored
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should also arm the other