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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-26


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ness houses and others providing them
selves some reliable box for the recep-
ton OF mail from the carriers. A speci-
men box can be seen at this Office.
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printing the business card and request
TO return" not exceeding four lines,
across the end Of any Of the envelopes
furnished by the Post Office Depart
ment, samples Of which may be seen at
the stamp Window when ordered in lots
OF not less than 500.
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the writer, il unclaimed within thirty
days or less, written or printed, with the
writer's name, post Office, and State
across the left end Of the envelope, on
the face side, will be complied with.
The public are earnestly recommended
TO procure stamped envelopes, with
printed return request, as the expense
is less, and letters thus Endorsed If not
delivered to the person addressed are
returned to the writer free Of charge.
Stamped envelopes spoiled in directing
are redeemed at this Office.
U. y. supreme CeuTt Directory.
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Mr.. Justice Nelson, National Hotel.
Mr.. Justice Grier, 1872 First street east
Capitol Hill. ..-
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HOUSE COMMITTEES.
Elections-Eyery day.
Ways and Means-Every day.
Appropriations Every day.
Banking and Currency - Tuesdays
and Fridays. a. a.f.
Pacific Railroad-Tucsdays.
Claims-Tuesdays and Fridays.
Commeree-ThursdAys.
Public Lands-Mondays and Thurs.
days.
Post Offices and Post Roads,-Wednes-
days.
Manulactures-At call
Agriculture-At call. .
Indian Wednesdays.
Military AlImrs-MOndays and Thurs
days.
mhltla-At chll.
District Of COlumbia-Tuesdays.
Judiciary-Mondays and Fridays.
Revolutionary Claims-At call.
Public EKpenditures-M Mondays and
Fridays, ...|. ...
Private Land Claims-Eyery other
Tuesday.
Naval Ahalrs-Tnesdays.
Foreign Ahalrs-Thursdays.
IPerrlsories-Thnrsdsys.
Revolutionary PENSIONS and War oil
lsI2-TGGSdays.
Invalid Pensions-Tuesdays and Fri
days,
Railways and Canals-Mondays.
Mines and Mining-At call,
Freedmen's Atiairs-At call.
Education and L&bOr-ThuTsdGyS.
Revision OF the Laws OF the United
states-At call. .
tonnage, weights and Measnres--At
call. w.,,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-26

Trinity church, Roman Catholic, near
the Georgetown College. Rev. A. +.
Campi.
Christ church, Episcopal, corner Of
Congress and Beall streets. Rev. w.
W. Williams.
Grace church, Episcopal, south High
street Rev. J. Il. Brown.
st. Adams church, Episcopal, Ten
nallytown road. Rev. J. II. Chew.
st. Johns church, Episcopal, second
street. Rev A. b. Atkins. ~
Methodist Episcopal church, Dunbar
ton street. Rev. John II. Dashield; j.
W. Hoover, sup.
Methodist Episcopal church, West
Georgetown. Rev. II. Q. Mcdaniel.
Methodist Protestant church, Con
gressstreet. Revs. l.. W. Bates and
w. Q. Lipscolnb,
Presbyterian church, corner of Bridge
and Washington streets. Rev. Mr..
Motif. .'D
Baptist church, corner Of Congress
and Gray streets. Rev. James Nelson
Lutheran chapel, corner Of High and
Fifth streets Rev. John Suman.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-26

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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-17
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th. tth day ~ .InnuarI lh7I, dis 70 we'd by mrtUal
con.cnt All paric- indebted or In, inu any ca ms
On sad H.rl are reQAe,tedtocsl 'ortet cement.
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G. " MOTION.
Dec s, 1870, mos,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-17
DRUGS! DRUGS

Pare nrugs At Chris les.
Pure Drugs at Christ e's.
Dure Drugs at Chrislies
Pure Drugs at Chrtste'S.
Pure Dlugs at Chrstie's.
Prescriptions Compounded At Christies
Prescriptions Compounded II Christls's.
Prescriptions Compounded At C,riAsie's.
Prescriptions Coinpoundcd At Chnstis's.
Prescriptions Compounded. ss Christis'A
Meiieines At Christis's.
Medicines At Christiss.
Medicines at Christies.
Medicines o. Christies.
HsdiGnss at Christie's
Prescriptions Compounded At Chrisiies
Prescriptions Compounded az Christie's
Prescription Compounded AZ Christ,e's
Prescriptions Compounded at Chrisiies
Prescriptions COmpOundedat a. Chiisties
Toilet Articles at Christies
Do'lst Articles at Chrstie's
Toilet Articles at Christies
Toilet Articles at Christie's
Toilet Artic 20 at Christie's
Prescriptions Compounded at Chriatics
prescriptions Compounded At Christie's
Prescriptions Compounded at Chrsties
Pre- criptiOns Comp nndel at C"ristie's
Prescriptions Compounded At Christies
I'urs Lquors at Christie's
Pure Liquors at Chrisues
Pure Liquors ut Christies
knrs Liquors at Chrstie's
Bure Liquors at Christies
Prescriptions Compounded st Christie's
Prescri tions Compounded At Christie's
Prescriptions Compounded at Christie'S
Prescriptions Compounded at Christie's
1urs Wines at Chrisiie's
Pure Wines at Christis's
pure Minesat Christie's
Pure Wipesiet Christie's
Furs WilstAt Chris,is's
Prescriptions Compounded at Christics
Prescriptions Compounded at Christie's
Prescriptions Compounded At Christies
Prescriptions t'OmpOun dod at Chfistis's 3
@ Sils at Christis's
Oils at Chriutip's
Oils At Christis's
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wills N Chrsiies
Prescriptions Compounded at Christiea
Prescriptions Compounds at ChrIsties
PRESCRIPTIONS CompO Oanded At Christie's
rresciip Ions Compounded At Christiea
raints At Ohrstie's
rsints rsiits at Christie's
rants At Christie's
rants at Cnripties
ralhts At Chri.ties
descriptions Compounded At Christie's
rrscrptons Compounded at Christie's
prescriptions Compounded at ChriS'ie's
pe-cripiions Compounded at Christie's
p,,cr4s, .rfIescriptions Compounded at Christic's
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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-17
L'xza. GEh YzAIeES E'Ts,

OFFICE OF
PSrEorFrM CENTRE DAILY PEcorp
PETROLEUM CENTRE Feb. II
The market remains about the same as
yesterday, perhaps a LITTLE frmer. Sales
were made here of 500 b5ls at SI,G5 and u:
Storey Farm 1000 bhls al the same figure.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-17

EscpOrfS OF nlt THO sales OF FctrS leu III
In rev York Yes, .rdGy.
Petroleum market dull prices easier and
unsettled. crude bulk l5Ii Refined sales
1000 bbls bulk 2jli; 5000 hbis Tor moHt th 30
closing 80. Philadelphia market lower and
SOW busin aes, sales zC00 bbis ,edued stand
ard white 20.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-17

LIVERPOOL. tab. l7.--l-2l p. m.
Refined 23ia. Syiri:s l0l.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-05-20
Important Proceedings.

A case was commenced here yesterday
says the Columbia Ph@nin of the 18th in
staat, which will be of interest to the tax pay
ers throughout the State In 1868, the
Legislature authorized the Comptroller Gen
oral to endorse bonds of the Blue Ridge Rail
road Company, to tho extent of S4,OO0,0C0.
Upon its being asccrtained that the Comp.
trollcr General was endorsing the bonds, on
injunction was applied for before Judge lei
ton, to restrain the Comptroller from cndors-
ing, and the Railroad Company from issuing
the bonds The case is brought by promi
ncnt citizens and taxpayers, and the ground
taken is that such endorsement of bonds is in
conflict with the Constitution of the State
temporary iujunc' \ has been granted and
the hearing of the case ordered for Tuesday
next 1t is stated that during Friday night,
the Comptroller. General endorsed ono .>:l': -
OF the bonds; tits further stated that these
bonds were delivered to the agent Of the Bluo
Ridge Railroad, and were sent off Northward
by the 0 o'clock train yesterday. If these
things be SO, it is hoped that, the Comptroller
or His Excclcncy the Governor will use IT, c
telegraph and prevent innocent purchasers
from receiving these bonds, until the grave
questions presented to the courts shall have
been disposed Of.
The Columbia correspondent of the Charles.
ton Ne'os, referring to these bonds, says:
'But this endorsement of the bonds of
railroad company is to be examined The
Senate, by vote Of twenty-five 10 one, has
declared that tho State is expressly prohibited
by the constitution from endorsing my bonds
for any purpose whatever. The State may
issue its oacn bonds, but cannot endorse others.
See article 8, sections 10 and ID, of tho Con-
stitution; and also the Senate journal, pages
10 and 40. The tenor of the whole article
of the Constitution in question is clearly res
trictive of the right and privilege of issuing
bonds; and our safest lights of Jurisprudence
arc said to have expressed tho view just Civ
Gu"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-05-20
Shocking Calamity.

Ono of the most frightful occurrences took
place, near old P!ckcns, in this County, on
tho afternoon of the 18th instant, which it
has been our province to chronicle: Mr..
SAMUEL REID, lady and two grand children,
started, in buggy, to this place. The horse
ran away, threw Mrs. REID out Of the buggy,
killing her instantly. One of the little boys,
"a son Of Col. KEITH was thrown out and
seriously injured. Mr. REID aud his other
little grandson, WILLIE REID, were also
thrown out and injured, but not Seriously
Mrs REID he's been inferred in Anderson
Tho injured are doing we'll.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-05-20
The Ball In Motion,

The town OF Walhalla, appreciating her
position and future, has, through tho Town
Council, subscribed Fifty Thousand Dollars
to the capital atook Of the Air. Line Railroad.
This proposition will be voted on, Gu the
goth instant. This is an important move.
ment Il is the first tangible proof we have
ot the earpestness of our people in this great
enterprise, and will, wo dou.S not, oyentuato
III success. The interests of tho town are
vitality concerned and there can be but one
response Let the legal voters of tho town
and tax payers unite heartily in this subscrip
ton. Such action will commend liberal
County subscription to our people, and put
US on tho high road to prosperity and great.
ness.
We give below the action Of tho Council,
which is worthy Of all commoudation
BE At Ordained, by the Intcndant and
Wardens of the town Of Walhula, in council
assembled, That for and in tho name of said
town, the Intendant be and he is hereby au-
thorized to subscribe the sun of Fifty Thou.
sand Dollars to tho capital stock of the Air
Liue Railroad whenever, iii his opinion, tho
following provisos have been substantially
complied with, viz:
lst. That the line of said Railroad has been
so located that depot thereof will he built
within said town.
I'd. That the bonds of the corporation, pay
able twenty years after date, and bearing in
tcrest at the rate of seven per ccntum per
annum, shall be taken at par in payment Of
said subscription
3d. That this Ordinance shall have been
ratified by majority of the legal voters and
Taxpayers, who shall vote at the election
hereinafter provided for.
.And dc II Jurther Ordained, That tho
said Intcndant do proceed, rs soon as practi-
cable, to order an election and give the usual
public notice thereof, in which all the legal
voters and taxpayers Of said town shall be
invited to express their opinions on making
of said subscription, by ballot; those in favor
thereof having endorsed upon their ballots
the word 'ratify," and those opposed thereto
the word "rcjcct."
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-05-20
Another Picnic.

The childron belonging to tho Misses Nor
GAN school substituted Picnic for May.
day celebration on the 18th instant The
children marched in procession, headed by
the band, to WEIDENs' Spring, where they
spent delightful day The picnic was good
and bountiful. On returning, the procession
halted opposite Mr.. TnorrER's Photographic
gal Hry, and wero transferred, lifo,likc, by
that gentleman, to his canvass The band
deserves the thanks of all for their kind SER
vices on these occasions.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-05-20
New Advertisements.

Mr.. ANsEL, Intondant of the town, gives
notice of an election on Wednesday, the 25th
-.--------, 'e~ p'vpooIuUu ~ subscribe SoU,.
600 to the capital stock Of the Air. Line Rail
road. In Yorkville $50 900 was unanimous
~ subscribed to this road in the samo way
Let us do likewise.
Mr.. TRoTTER has opened rooms at Messrs.
WnlTMRE & Co.'s store, where he will be
pleased to see those iu want of photographs,
DC. His yictures are to the original truly
drawn. Preserve the shadow ere the sub.
stance fades"
Messrs. WnIrMIRE & Co. are receiving
their New Goods If you would get bargains
give them call. Their advertisement ap-
pears in another column.
Mr.. PoRcnEn gives notice that he will be
st his office, in the Court House, on Tuesdays,
until further notice.
Tho campaign has opened The friends
OF one man announce him a candidate for
School Commissioner.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-05-20

90 Nj M II II CL a

NEW YoRK. May l6-7 j. NJ .GoIson heavy
with sales of l,500 bales--mi,lllng uplands
23} Orleans 2Sa Flour SO EUe. lowcr.-
Wheat l092c. lower--wntcr YeG. and amber
Western l.3l. Corn decining--new mixed
Western l.u60l.l2. Pork firm, at 10000
5000; Lard dull and heavy-ke,tlc lGa@l7.
at 6307S. Sugar in moderate demand Cof.
fee firm. Molasscs dull. Frcights dull
Gold l4S.
CHARLESTON. May 1G.- Cotton Rat and nom
inal-middling 22l sales So bsSles receipts
64 export constwise. l.4SS; stock 6,S34.
AUGUSTA, May lG.-Cotton very dull and
prices declincd-sales 81 bales receipts 81
middlng 2lf.
LIvERrooL, May l6- Evening Cotton clos
ed qniet-nplands llS Orleans llS0ll1;
sales 10000 bales.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-05-20
"Washington, April 25, 1870"

R1- The New York 1elcyram says {:
own. b. Astor is declared by hose who
ought to know to represent s50,OO0,OOO; A.
7. Stewart, s4o,OOo,ooo; Cornelius Van
derbilt, $4,000, 1000; Daniel Drew, G,0Oo,.
600; George Law, 100000; August Bel.
mont, $5,0oO,0OO; Samuel N. Pike, 81 ,O0O,-
600; James Fisk, Jr., sG,00O,00O; James
Lcnnox, s5,OOO,0 900; and two or three hun.
dred others are variously estimated from two
to five millions 1t is stated that there arc
two thousand persons in New York who ore
worth, at the lowest calculation, 100000
apiece"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-05-20
Horse Stolen.

On tho 18th instant, R1cuAnD LEWIS,
Esq, had his large, fne iron- Gray Horse
stolen from his farm, near this town. No
trace Of the horse has been discovered. Ono
TORRENTS, or WHITE, has been arrested on
suspicion of completely in the transaction.
Fifty dollars reward is offered for the horse
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-05-20
TIE STATES TO BE ABOLISHED. Senator

TIE STATES TO BE ABOLISHED. Senator
Browulow writes
clad my way, would so reconstruct the
Government of the United States as to form
strong central Government here in the Dis
trict of Columbia, and organize the States as
so many colonial corporations, MS absolutely
dependent upon and subject to tho will of the
central power at Washington, MS arc Counties
to States.
"rhus l would wipe out and cxtirpatc the
whole theory and prctense of State rights and
State sovereignty, to which we arc mainly in
dcbtcd for tho late rebellion.
"Whilc only speak for myself, l believe
that Congress and tho country arc looking in
the same direction.
"W. G. BRowNLow.
washington, April 25, 1870"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-05-20

Ey- Mr.. Parish Carter, son OF Col. Samuel
Carter, Of Murray County, Ga, died very
suddenly, at Norwood Institute, Virenia, DIV
the 5th inst, Of Inflammation of the bowels,
produced by overhead in playing at Baseball,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-05-20

neA. A frecdwoman fell in burning
brush-pilo, sat Mrs. Thos D. MoRaAN's, on
Monday last, and was burned to death.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-05-20

BA- Frost was seen in the county last
week. The weather now is warm and very
dry.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-05-20
rhe Augusta and Hartwell Railroad.

We make the following extract from the
report Of tho Directors to the annual meeting
of the Stockholders, held in Augusta few
days ago, viz:
"The route surveyed does not prove as IA
vorable as desired, and your Directors feel
satisfied that other lines, which prove less ex-
pensiye to build, and now generally satisfao
tory to citizens of counties through Which the
road will pass, can be run, and it is their in
tention at once to organize another corps (of
enginecrs) to select one or more routes, from
which the best will be chosen"
Our readers are aware that the route sur
veycd was to Clayton, Georgia. A short
time since some of the citizens Of this town
addressed a notato GEo. D. CHAPMAN, Esq,
setting forth its claims to be made tho termi-
nus of that road, Of whRh he is the President
A favorable, but of course indefinite, answer
was promptly given, and the Augusta Con.
astuhonaltst, of the llth instant, containing
an account Of tho meeting of the Stockholders
from which the above extract was taken.
soith the article marked, has also just been
received.
If we can get the Airline, We can get
this road too. Voters Of Walhalla /! don't
forgst'that next WEpNEsDAY!!
HfA. The Land Subscriptions to the South
Carolina Central I,airoad arc, we learn, rap
idly progressing. Persons dcsirous Of sub.
scribing, had better do so at once, as the
amount required will soon be realized, and
the oppoftGhityfor subscribing be closed
Every one should have a finger in tho pie
the moro fingers there are at work, the quick.
sorsthe pic will DO made. We are anxious,
and, our sappetites' keen, for it - Clarendon
Press: XII 4, s.. ..5
Ic- Sam. Hildebrand, delegate from Mis-.
souri To the Red River Convention, J" shows
47sSnotcHes on his Iiaogand claims he has
killed u man for every notch. How tsissane,
re must sbase be6n tfor as times. II. *5t't
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-05-20
FL Y M Il N 7 a L.

MARRIED, on the evening ofthe 18th inst. +.
by Rev. ). l.. Kennedy, at tho residence of, the
brides father, at Pickens G. H.. MIR. P. MlCTG
ALEXANDER to Miss MARY HAcoep, eldest
daughter of j. II. lIagood, Esq.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-05-20
Retrenehment and Reform.-M Movement in
Charleston.

A public meeting 10 called in Charleston
to send delegates to the June convention
The call for the moeting is numerously signed
Let the ball thus set IN motion be rolled on
until We secure full convention The call
referred to reads thus:
"The citizens Of Charleston County, who
recognize the civil and political equality of
all the citizons of the State and the equal
right of all citizens, under tho laws of the
State, to hold public Office, and who are will
ing, lrrespecti o OF party, class or color, to
join in the movement for securing to South
Carolina on oble, honest and economical gov
ornment, which shall maintain the rights of
labor, encourage tho influx of capital, and
represent, with fidelity and justice, all classes
of our people, are invited to assemble in mass
meeting, at Uibernian Hall, on Monday
evening, May l6, at s o'clock, to choosc del
egatcs to represent this County in the State
Convention, which, at the suggestion of the
Press Conference, assemblies in Columbia, on
juno 18th, next"
E1 Terribc'frcs are raging in the woods
and among the mountains in Sullivan, Orange,
Madison and other Counties in New York,
extending over 100 miles of territory, and
the loss is already estimated at $5,OOO,0 900.
In the night time, the spectacle Of tho burn.
Ing mountains is both grand and startling.
It is feared that family near deposit Station,
on the Erie Railroad, has been roasted alive.
----------s . 's----e---
EE- Captain Dunn, who is canyassiup
tho first Congressional District in opposition
to Wlittemore, addressed the electors of
Georgetown last Friday. Whittemoro was
defended BY Representative Jones, who was
subsequently faycd By Representative Bow. |
10y, who denounced Whittetnore and Jones p
avery handsome tmsnner, The Dunn meet;
,ioe vas decidedly successful
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-05-20
PoRT ROYAL RAlLnoAD Tho Savannah

AaOcftaser, OF the llth Instant, says;
We learn from a party arrived from the i'm.
mediate vicinity Of the road, yesterday, that
there aro about eleven hundred hands ON.
p]oyed ,at work on tho limo The iroh. is
being laid at. tho rate Of half a mile,a day,
gangs working from both ends, and it is con. A.
templated TO have the entire route completed
ard snsd u running. order ny the 7th Of next Sep.
tember { ,t i3,,| e. 1Nssl, 7 IS ~ 80
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-05-20

GD- Tuesday, the 10th Of May, was obser-
we'd throughout our Southern cities, as q "Me4
mortal Day" in decorating with flowers the
graves Of our Southern Soldiers.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-05-20

Dayr Miss Mary Yaschc, d prominent
member Of the Richings Opera Troupe, died
in Charleston Saturday morning Of typhoid
fever. ~ E 9fM.a Yi5,i2i q tqigSesssl>b}
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-05-20
LATEST QUOTATIONS
SO UTH ERN SEC u RITES,

IN cHARLEsTot, s. G.,
Corrected Weekly by A. K. KAUFMAN,
Broker, No. 25 Broad Street
MAY 20, 1876
STATE sEcunlr1Es--south Carllina, old, $500
=; do ncw, 500; do, registered stock cS int
-@8c.
CRY SECURITIES Augusta, Ga, fonds 90;
Charleston; Cha s. c. Stock, eS Or int, .(goS; do'
-@70.
RAlLnoAp BoSDs-Bluo Ridge, first mU,tgage,
COG; Charleston and Savannah --G17O; char
lotc Columbia and Augusta, ---@87}; Chehw
and Darlington. -@S3; Greenyillc and Col,,m-
bin, LIST mort, 500; do, State guarantee. G7(3
=; Northeastern, $50; Savannah and Charles
ton. lst mort, -@80; do, State guarantee, 90
rs; South Carolina, 10; do, 73; spartanburg
and Union, COO.
RAILROAD STocKs-Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta, -@50; Groenvilie and Columbia, 209-;
Northeastern, 0@--; Savannah, and Charleston,
-,0985; South ~Carolnu, whors shnscs, 45@--;
do. half shares, AGS22. tSh
EXCHANGE, &c.-New York Sight of per :;
Gold ll3@ll6; Silver, 1O5@lO8.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-05-20
WALHALLA, S. c.:

Friday Morning, May 90, 1870.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-05-20

Z itD- Brooklyn, N. y, proposes to inaugu.;
rate its ts, Prospect Park bsa tournsmeaein'tho
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