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The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-12-28
They CT. the Gr.si.n known Rene

Read d III. l-1 sgwpf1Ust o.l,. "a. l. q
E.sfglsI q. H. .arI /. Gee, Frl1s-- ~ &. = t5fst
head. 4 . % ,i fi- -;aaas b, Nausea, harf-tgrn,
Is.Tlsf y. frll ..I-H.- 70 .t q TIE s'.-.- t
-olr Err~flf A. sinking 30 -1ti@FinR e. fte pic
% the taILs l., - llfE ~ of ft- heal, .-rf f-l
ordifistf hfsa'A.ag. elreriIs a. ths carr, sos.
tlg OF stif0cai ssi.. 1ls il~n ~ iyItg po-
tlfs, ness 10 FlFIng. e. - All s.lk- ts. sr fte
sii' 4 pam N f-- h-sG. dsh -ncy 81 psf.p.r.
a. %, % .i19D.ss of iLs -kiu aa4 sy.-, pan .u
the -'ds tack chesi, limbs, ETC., -rf4sr r 4.hr.
a. hsa. earning IN tLe r~.n, coE-ian, mag ntn .
of sF.l .nd great depTess ssiDL % rrifis al tis.s
md ate fissa-e Of the Liver or discs,lye orgau.
tob.iaue,l sith Impure blOpd.
Tue 80 n the BiftsFs or TOniH all .aol c.n.e
the sioEs symptom. 10 disappear, asd the pai e.,
al. t-csiGe well ald hsaliy,
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-12-28
n ATUIsS'a i.I.EAT l.as-
~ TOisiGEyE.
scHEETZ CELEBRATED
Bitter Cordial


JACOB Sti2E..fi, sole Proprietor
II i- irl.al'. Fam 'y Medicine. AMI can ~
bt,l by either infant or sl uit with tho sam" teen
ct'id rctult-. lf is aHrIf.a, psump, aud speedy
remedy Tor dihuHe., sl sl'"ry, bowel, compiled
dyspepsia, lowhUs or -uIrlts, flIEtiugs, s.cE
stomach, headache "t., EorchLl- aud fever a.
ail kinds, 10 ~ i.r ll.f,r ugi ralrr than quinlns
sitLoui any of tf I.u...Hu- ehggi-. II sh,cis
IA appetite, proves "a powerful digcstor n food
and VII coinief1"t Do effects of liquor in f,w
inlnutes. As ius..T Trnlf0 evidence % H. mcdi.
cal properties, Wo Dpl.uI o icW oIthc many Ger.
10, hlrs iu oar posse Dni
Jonnson's Depot, Ea.t Tcnn. and Va. y
Tenn.
JAcOs -gHgLT1- EsI.--u'ag SIR; nave used the
B.uers ! have ob aimed from you, aud find .hom
g. b. all they are recommended 10 be. I fnnd
one bottle 10 aflosi mo considerable reAeG feel
a. though cannot do very We. without hem. IN
NY preset slate of health.
p. MENIaE. lsfe0nth 9Th -, piia.
P.aroI Baptist ia.yunk CalTch.
sali'yW Vs.. T.. Nlsn,s, Main stree. uubuquc.
or4JIi
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-12-28
HooAand's Greek Oil
Hooilland's German Bitlers.
4 Bittcrs without Alcohol or SIirits
of any kind.

IsdIftrea; t.3m al others. l. comy<.ed OF the
purciu.cc- or vital principle Of Roof Herbs and
Bark. or as medically iermejIexrsc's,l the
worth,e.. and inert portions /the in sredieuts
not he.ag u.ci. Therefore, ia ons 'o'i.e Of ih.s
B.,iers there "a contained a. nucymsdleinN VIZ
tue a. will b. found in several eson' 81 ordinary
mixtures. TIE Roots, etc, ve1 IA thi- biti"rs
are grown IN Germany, their "AI principles cH-
;ractei in tina, country bya yieniihe Chemist and
forwarded o. the manufeory IN thi- city, where
they are compounded and i'iilei' Containing no
spIriuous ingreiieh ths Hicff i free from
the objection. urged agshsi NJ oih'r.; no desire
for II muianis can be In 1eed from Their use' 'hey
can make no drunkar., aud cannot uneeT any
have ny t1; q beneficial eject
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-12-28
Or. Hoonand's Greek on,
Lighting Cure for all Kind. Of Pain.
and Ache.

AFrirn EKfEAS.Ltr.-lt wii cure al nA- a
paius and aches such .s Rheumatism. SeuTa. g.
I0othhshe, thllblaIus, rprA.u ~, BruIss., Fr1-t.
Bites, Headaches, Pam. m the BscknEi Ions.
Pans the JOINTS, L.mb-, sung. Of lusee;., E.r..
worms, etc.
TAKIs lSrtES,ILr.--It wIll cure K.i.sy CON.
plant hacka hes sick headache, cole, dy,ettsrv.
dlrFhOsA, cn0icra infanium, cholera Toitl.
cramps ani pan- 10 the stomach, fever aaI ag.f,
coughs, culds, asthma, etc.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-12-28
Iroonauss German Tonic.

Wa. compound, jfoF those no; inclined to ei'
rene bii,ers, al ). Intended for use N cases
when some slcohsic s;imuiaht sreluiref ineon'
n,c,ion With the ionic proper,ie. Of the Bl',er'.
Each ho'ue Of cs Tonlc eonta.ns one bottle Of
the Bltisr.. eoy5inel With pure ssis Cruz Rum,
ard favored psgch a manner that the extreme
Mncrnsa. ofih- iy''~r. . orctcome, forming =
p5tpAn:laa Aisaly agreeable -sd pleas mi 70 the
palate. Aa1 caatAI.Hg ias rndielna virtue ofihe
E.uafs. Tis 81. -e sf 'l~ ronc .s 81 30 r"r
boii,s, glet many paf-laf AJAX TOO high They
ma,; tAks n,g cSI..4s..a iha: he siing'
lal; u,cI d. slAskz,s-d . b. o a Ygrequa!iiy.
A p5lf az e,s ;e-i ts -rs.-Lsi - a che.rsr
pr.cc, s1tu..tlD' a,ss.er o Fay 8 i..i.e more aud
have s.1t = sf l@ilc.sa. pFepAraiion
.kglI4 .s-.la q ls tnt i-@ t-.i iasfei.eai, and
they 80 sHfe@ . 0lxIE a cheap c0mPogEi VII
mo-, ets-a-ay D. eAefft.
They are the Grsaisst Known Rene
dies.
F.s Liver C.rnP 'al-i, uy'p-psi., Ns-vo-. l-t..'
fr ft--t -. n sslsa eftle k.1l-F-, Er-p-
%. % the SO, AT al ..a-.s
r1E O. r q 4.-4r4rfel
LHs- --s.lhst. cs m. q
~ 4 A'
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-11-18
Court

Convened at Walhalla on Monday at eleven
O'Clock, Judge ORR rrcsiding. The criminal
docket presents gratifying evidence Of the
law abiding character Of our people. Two
cases for assault and battery constitute the
criminal business for this term, and could be
disposed Of in one day. The Grand Jury
had but one indictment handed to it, against
tho County Commissioners for neglect of tho
roads. This was ignored SO that there will
be no traverse for the next term. Such u
State of things never Lad parallel in the
County, and can be only accounted for by the
absorption Of small matters by the courts Of
traf justices. The civil docket will not dc
thin the court longer than rhc close Of the
week.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-11-18
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLYN
T'i,a anlSsylxiHs E'fo ola amatfbp.a

TNllE year, that is rapidly drawing to a CLOSE,
d mas been crowned by Almighty God with
manifold blessings. Tho earth has brought
forth her kindly fruits. and abundant harvests
has received rcmunerating compensation
4h! ihe general prosperity has been ipcorasefS
pohticil bitterness has been nmeliofnted, md
tue public tranquility has been greatly impro-
Sod health has prevailed within our borders.
anu we have been preserved from the psslilehcs
tnat walketh in darkness, an tho destruction
thnt "aS'ata atina5niaSg. Ii r.ew, Of t.,sse in
cstimablo benefits and advantages, and in &c.
cnraance with iime -honored Custom. L. ROB
EkI IS. SCOTT, Governor Of the State Of South
Carolina. d1 rcspectfnil recommend tho obsor.
vance, ny the people of the 9 ,mmonwcath, of
IiioKSDAfY fhe 2!ih day Of November, rs q
which, laying aside MI secular pursuits, thoy
may assemble 10 their customary places Of wor!'
snip and return forvcnt thanks to that Bcnef.
cent Providence, to which we arc SO much in
debtcd; and. invoking tho continuance of His
smiles and blessings. during the coming year,
IN u, tho preservation of peace and harmony, aud
the naSten'nS OF tho time when tho wolf shall
dwc'l with tho lamb, and tho leopard shall lie
down with tho kid; that tho passions of violent
men may bo assuaged,' and tho 'stirrers up Of
strife. who have ma1o n covenant with death
mny DC rebnkcd, and their counsols como tn
na"ght; ttrt spread Of intelligence, and the
SI"o',c' u,a"siop ol education among tho pco.
p'c Tor tho promotion of industry, in tho
building up ot our waste plnces, when the dos
nrt Shall rejoice end blossom as tho rose, and
every man shall sit under his vine and undor
his tig tree. aud none shall molcst them or
make thcm afraid
Given under my hand and tho great senl Of
the State. at Columbia. this eighth day
H. of November A. d. 1870. and in the
ninety fifth yonr of tho independence Of
theiuTied States Of Amcrca
- ROBERT K. SCOTT, Governor.
f. L. cAhpozo, Secretary of State. Z &
Nov. lS, 1870 90.
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Terrible Riot at Baton Rouge.

NEW ORLEANS, November 10-It is sta
ted that three hundred persons arc supposed
to be counting the votes in this city, rccciv.
ing each S. day. Tie Times says that
'thc reason why the votes are not counted
promptly, is that the counters receive IS n
day, and have an interest in the issue. The
official returns will be in, we presume, about
Christmas. rs the ballot boxes arc princi-
pal!y in charge Of Republicans, no fears are
entertained that their m"joritics will be re-
duccd by the delay"
The Iicuyunc's special from Baton Rouge
says that the city is in the hands of the Fed ;.
cral troops. who are making arrests of the
white citizens on the nililavits of the negro
rinters Of the night Of the 7th inst. Negroes
with arms in their hands, and u,tcrng threats
of violence, were sent quietly home, while
whites found without arms, and quiet in all
respects, were arrested and placed in close
confinement Yesterday and to day ftrther
arrests were made. Several of the parties
arrested were absent at the time of tho riot
Martial law is practically in operation.
United Stntcs Marshal Packard has a tclc
gram regarding the riot on Mcnday night at
Baton Rouge: "rhc supervisors and count.
crs of the ballots were attacked hy an armed
mob. Tho ballots were saved Four men
were killed and about twenty wounded, all
Republicans. Marshal Schoonsnnckcr was
wounded, nnda candidate for the Legislature
was killed More trouble is anticipated -
About thirty Of tho leaders have been arrcs-
ted
Tho Rcpublican will tomorrow publish a
letter giving full account of the Baton
Rouge riot, which makes it appear to be n
.prcmcditated affair, and would, it is predicted,
| hnyo hcen much more serious, but for the
prompt action of Captain Meyer, in moving
two companies of the 10Th Infantry to tho
scene Of action, and restoring order by arrest
ing thirty of the ringleadcrs. Marshal Pack.
ard has directed that those prisoners be re-.
moved from Baton Rouge icr security. -
Trouble is apprchcndcd at Dorpldsonvillc,
and two companies of Federal troops from
tho Grecnyille barracks were sent there to.
day, on a ,eqpisition from Governor War
4 no"th'h .t. .4 ts .lIa @ 4 s3t
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90 M M T r. or AL

ConuMpGa. November l5.-Sales of cotton
yesterday ~ bnlcs--middiing l44c. .y#
New YORK. November Ill p. M,-Cntton
que,--sales $500 bnles; pplands lGl. Tlnur
State aud Western 5C0lOc. higher; snper
1.0005 .05 Shnthcrna shnde efirmer-commnn
to far extra 5,G5(01.20. Wheat 2G13c. better
winter rcd and amber Western 232(0240.
Corn shade bctter--od 80000}. Son,h
Carolina sixcs-old 81; new 724. Gold llaO
liz. f7
AuousTA, Novcmbcr II Cotton firm-4mid.
dlings liz snlcs lao bales receipts l2l7.
CnARLEsToM. November l4,--Cotton quiet
middlings l5t sales 300 bales receipts 2, 400;
exports to Great Britain 2,204; coastwiso
1920: stock 2G.G70.
1iLIvERpooI. November H. EyeriiHts-& Cot.
ton armer-+uplands o.; Orleapau9S5o sslpk
$4,000 bales. .... '"'
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For tie eKeo,oee Courier.

MEssRs. EDIroRs: Your issue of tho
18th instant contains an article headed "Now.
berry College" on which consider it ueccs.
'safy 70 NAL 30 few wlremarks. j. 4
( i havo Do fault to fna with the spirit Of
the articleN Asis generally the case, with us
afl, "thc aathprIprdaohcs for bis parish"
Que thing | shust bo}pctmittcd to Say, ho
gives scveter blow to Ms yp:system, than;
should ever think OF dong, us through his
Whole article, he, by inference, acknowledges
that it is neither technical practical or utli-
tarian, since those aro the faults ho insists
upon in ours. Now hold that his plan is
all 'thrce-Ato the minister, the doctor, aud
the gentlemen of elegant leisure, and did it
not not exist. should insist upon it as necessary,
as one OF the branches of technicak education,
Tor here lot me say, what We insist upon is
technical education, Gall kiuds arc both prac-
hca, aud utiitatian,. even the present classic
AID in short an education WHICH fits man
for his pursuit in life, whatever it may be.
ln an agricultural community (like ours
such an institution would naturally take an
agricultural bias, but should hopo, when
once established, to see it include all tho tech
nlchal branches, not embraced in tho classical
system Classical education being establish
cd, lave not considered it necessary to say
anything about that; my effort has been to
put the ship Of State. on. an even keel, by
throwing ballast on the other side. One
only issue take with the classical system, us
it stands. | should teach children, whilst
their minds aud reasoning powers were imma.
ture those branches which depend moro upon
the memory, and which are necessary to all
education, including the modern languages,
facility and accuracy in pronouncing which
can oply be acquired ut an early age, aud
when the mind is maturcd, let those whose
lncllnations or purse permitted, take up the
study OF the beautiful branches included in
what is called the classical system. Then,
with minds capable of apprcciatng those
beauties, and the nrdor which all feel in un-
dcl:skjng rolnn'ury occupation, our young
men would, IN few years, master what, by
the present system, the most valuable years
of life are lost in acquiring and drilling into
tho youthful mind what they cannot under,
stand, and to which in consequence they
take such disgust that comparatively few pur
sue those subjects in after life.
also disagree with the author in another
point. think there is room, even in Oconcc
County, for both systems, especially if those
engaged, instead of opposing each other, will
make it thoir object to establish institutions
so excellent as to draw students from all
points of the State and South
Tnos. G. CLEMSON.
Pcndlcton, s. c., Nov. y, 1870.
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Very Much Like It.

Commenting upon the rcccrt election farce
Sentinel is reminded Of the following anec
dotc: "Uron the acquisition Of New Mexi
co, Instructions were published promising our
newly acquired citizens II free expression of
opinion ut the ballot box, and arranging
therefor. But private instructions were is
sued to military commanders looking TO re-
suits. a subatcrn, ut y certain post, having
no great taste Tor such management, hcthoupht
himself what to do. He WAS blest witt, II
qulck.wltted Irish Orderly Sergeant, bold
soger boy, lmniy at everything, from hand
Ing lnuskct and cooking rutato, down to
woolng Mexican damscl with guitar and
Irish Spanish love song and singing iollv
roundclay over bottle Of whiskcy or bowl
Of pu'que' Calling up this dapper jovial
Sergeant, SO full Of broad humor, hut withal
possessed OF Il keen eye for the proprietics Of
life, he addressed him thus: Sergeant. to
morrow there will be an election at this post
There Is copy of the instructions, which Won
may read ut your leisure, hut the MEANING of
thcm IL, that there must be tull and fair
ballot Tor all qu,lilied voters. hut the rcsul,
must be in accordance with our RcpubIic,n
notions The comp,ny must remain all day
at the place OF bnlloiny, from, sunrise to sun
set Sec that everything is properly arrnnu
ed' Tho election being duly cnnsummatcd.
accord'hs TO- tho Republican form, and the
Sergeant again at headquarters, the comnlnn.
1a"t s,ld to nm: Sergeant, how is this
see thn5 rue election returns show one hun
ored anu ten yeas and forty one nays 'Why,
y"n Sc SAY, sur, said the Sergeant. respect
July touching his forasing cap, the company
must ~ st,nd to their colors; SO I'sc iustc made
D"'por"' ohootSe"herg put into The box tack
e.S '"r 'ne oihccrr and the guard to. save
'hr'"D'e' and then made one hundred and
TN an Juste ,ct few OF them Mexiken
Owls vote ont OF the proprietus. sur, and
thcn throw INTO the box "A few odd Jackets
''r '"'K ana o"orncys sake like, you know,
sur. hnG sur, 1t was the best | could do,
sur"
1t is Just in this way for luck and daccncy's
sasH, 'l"e' J. strikes u.s. that SCOTS election
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a@" We have boon requested to state that
the meeting Of stockholders Of tho Blue
Ridge Railroad Company, called for the l7th
instant, has been postponed until Thursday,
the 24tl Instant, at 8 O'Clock p. M., at the
Office Of the company in Columbia. p.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-11-18
Anothor Potato.

Dr. WARNE. our fellow townsman, has laid
on our table Sweet Potato, of the Yam
spccies, measuring three feot four inches in
langth, and weighing two pounds. Bring on
your potatoes
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-11-18
WALHALLA, s. c.:
Friday Morning, NOV. rs, 1870.
..ED" Attention is called to the many new
advertisements ip this issue of.oar paper.

a0- The weather, for few days past, has
been very cold, reminding us that winter is
upon us.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-11-18

MINORITY REPRESENTATIONS Buck.
alew plan OF distributing representation so as
to give to minorities their proper share of it.
has been ngain tried in the Town of Blooms.
bury, Pa, and is now on trial in Illinois un
der tie provisions of the new State Consttu
ton. 1t operates like this: {: Suppose there
are two counties composing a, district within n
State, which is ontitled TO three local repre-
sentatives. If the Republicans are overpow
crngly strong in the district, they have al
three representatives., while the Democratic
minority has actually none. This certainly
is not equal representation On Tho contrary
it is outright denial Of all representation to
considerable portion Of the population. Now
if the people Of both parties should be allow.
ed to throw three votes apiece for any one
candidate, or one and a half votes for any
two, or one vote each for three, it follows
-tliat the minority, which would naturally con
oentratc its strength Oh one canddate, wonld
DO able to elect ono out of the three reprcscn.
tatyes. The minority would still be the ma
jority, willie the minority would not 90 unrc.
presented. Thc entire body Of the citizens
too, would 20 and deposit thor ballots With
out u,ging. And the main inci,cmen. for
corrupt elections would also be renewed -
The Scramble for prefcrment would give way
to moro reasonable appeal Of candidates To
the people, who nro sure Of being represented
ITO man, whether certain ambitious ndiyid.
nails were grat'ied or not. This reform in
representation is pretty sure to be put upon
trial shortly, and it would not surprise us If it
worked to general satisfactioh. ..1
STATE AaRrcUErrRAE SoorErY. --At q
meeting Of the State Agricultural aud Mo.
5ohaDical Society Of South Gnrolino. Genera
johnson IIagood Was ro elected Presiden' ;
Wm. Wallace, W. NJ. Lewton. Tho,pas W.
Woodward, and B. f. Williamson, Vic Pres,
idehts;' Secretary md Trcusurcf-- Col Z D.
Wyatt Aiken; w. s. Henry, j. B!.Pal.ncr,
OEdward MoIntosh, J.aP. Thomas, y ohm. B.
Moore, Executive Committee, s@,f sy;. ~, !
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: Senator Conkling, or New York, q pro,

- Senator Conkling, Of New York, prom
inent Radical, in speech, said I: "Thc
people cannot be reminded too often that the
platform of the Republican party has taken
the place Of that dccaycd and wormcatcn be-
quest of the Fathers Of the Republic the
Constitution Of the United States"
Comment is unnecessary.
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ADVANCES ON GssT"a,S1N. ).

WE BEG to inform our plnntine fr;onnd.
w. that wc aro prcpnrea to shin Cotton to
reliable houses. and will mnko Liberal
,CASll ADVANCES on tho same.
81. /. /. .s, WALLER, WATSON & co.
Nov. O; 1870 'i ~ ~
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Democratic Gains-..The Cause Of Consti-
tutional Liberty

We cordially congratulate our Democratic
friends in the United States upon the large
gains recently made, says the Ph@ni,c. The
cause Of constitutional liberty and Of good
government is thus strengthened, aud the
hopes Of the patriot citizen rise. New York
has gone Democratic by an immense majority,
composition of the next Congress: Demo.
crats 10S'; Radicals 1872 Independents 5.
The whites CT South Carolina will be found
in hearty sympathy with the Democracy or
ant-radical clement Of the country. From
South Carolina to California-from the North.
ern lakes to the Southern gulf-thcrc is u
vast army of voters urraycd under shc anti
raoical or Democratic banners
In South Carolina, we arc for tile time
overwhelmed by NUMBERS, and FRAUD and
the elements of MIsnULE rrcvai. But this
cannot last long. We greet our brothers of
tho North. South, East and West, and feel
in their triumphs the influences that are to
assist in our coming victory Of the R1Glir.-
Laying aside the special policy Of the Union
Reform organization, the white people Of
South Carolina will organize in self defence
will look to their own intercsts--and when
National parties again try their strength, we
shall be found on the side Of the antiradical
party.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-11-18
- f' "a GAs ihNAs'
TEMP ERANCE. RArLY..

HNIIERE will be Tomnerance Meeting 6elif
i Mt pickens Court IIansc. on the FIRST
oALOHDAY lN OEChNlBER. in. which the,
whole County Of Piokcns and other friends nro
invited to participate
Several addresses arc exneated C1mc one
come, oll !, I and lot ny give Prince Alcohol such
blow that he will never rec,ycrl; SII.
Ministers and mcmbets of Observation-Disclosures
are cordially invited TO attend aud cooperate
lt !! %. FRANK FoEGER,
Sec Pickcns Temperance Society.
Not. l8, 1870 4? g Aa
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY or CcONEN

IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Thomas Is. Sample, Cony Summons ''
IIa'"tih, Complaint ell
IL; InmrS!na, Fnrccloso Mortgage
Defendant. on Real Estate.
To il. T"mphins, the Defendant in tho above
stntcd case. '..tti. f j..
" Ou nre hereby summoned md required to
Il answer the Complaint in this action.
which is fled in the Office of the Clerk Of the
Court of Common Pleas for said County. and
to serve copy Of yonr answer ON the subscri.
bers,at :heir "fficcin Walhalla County and State
aforesaid, within twenty days after the service
hereof. rxcinsi,e of tho day Of service. and if
You fail to answer the complaint within the
time ni'rcsnid: the Plaintiff in this actinn will
apply to the Court for THE relief dcnnndcd in
the Complaint. .H ml',.
Dated at Wnlhalla G. H., S. c., November
18th, A. D. 1870. ''6
WIIITNER 6 SYAlMES. -.
II, - 49, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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- james Il. Whippc young man, mem
Der of the Society of Friends and Of the Uni
vcrsal Peace Association, was arrested in
Mystic, Connecticut, recently and lodged in
the Norwich Jail Tor refusing to pny his mill,
tary tax, it being a matter of conscience with
him not to support war ot forms OF war.
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~ A passenger and freight train over the
Grccnvilic and Columbia Railrosd collidcd
Sunday, near SaIuda Old Town. The loco-
motives were damaged considerably, but no
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-11-18
Pickens Advertisements.
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COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE. !
PicEENs Z. H., 5. g., Nov. IL, 1870. !

'NllE f,ll"wing is the list Of "Delinquent
4 lands" in this County, for the years 1868
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-11-18

- Paymastcr James S. Gira'd, Of the
United States navy, was arrested in New York
city on Wednesday, and is now confined III
the Washington Navy Yard, for ,ubczzling
Sc, 900 of government funds.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-11-18

WASHINGTON. November l2.--Thc Con.
grcssionnl elections show the following Dem.
ocrntic gIns and losses: Alabama, gain Q; !;
Arkansas, gnin | Florida, gain l Illinois,
gain 8; Indiana. gain ; Louisiana, gain 9;
Michigan, gain Missouri, gain d; New
Jersey, loss l; New York, gain 4 North
Carolina, gain 8; Pennsylvania, gain s;
South Carolina, loss 2 ; Tennessee, gain G. !;
Virginia, loss l; West Virginia, loss L !;
West Virginia, gam 2; Wisconsin, gain I. ~
Total gain SO /; luss 4 a"r
The ren"ining States in which elections
are t" be held have in the present Congress
10 Democrats and Republicans.