Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-10-14

have been to Tie wounded fIench, nhp # |S]
that they had given their blood IN VAN, ,Wi #
the Prussians beside tbem, manned II ,i as B
vere tried toall With Il ,sE|, thss Ssss!a ,ss yo kn
,hs. ths 0hS,ss ms;ass 91 EasIg Siss
ny, rise suddenly y lsAshe com ||
ded the reasoR Of ltIs dSss Voices, j. &
loud hurraiiswavs SlIahSSson hig}
then, as the blood stsls ltsm his
fall dead acrosss lae |1I
Berlin, October .4shler syno|
Bismarcks circuiar' 'sauAs Fayre's g. e n
sentaton of whatspasssd Ats nt1rv view + ~ : #
not have been intSntioasljaasabgg. The IS s
versaton was long, and pAnSestions :
discussed BisniarssER 9dlas II fsIs ISst t' The
hloscllc District would be sMiplY Yprotec s.
and, including tliesarrdudMalals of s.
brucken, Chateau Salins, Sas,uupd. NJ u = 81
and Thionville, wonld bsassasl BY, ~ - 3
sia, but he tookrf " slShis M = : "a
not be all tho territory exacA i2lt =
Fayre said that Strasbougys me key
the house, not explaining ahAet Gera g|IS !
ora French house. Favfe. fnytis Mons Z2
rcspondenoo, said he was WiSaS 6,T TnaV S5l
the price of peace all tho moneyRnnse M
but refused to listen to any pppos6on I'll 81 Il f
territorial surrender Hesaid II issSSSese q |
was an indispensable Requirement III Pr Il
STA, negotiation was useless, asSitMyol,s
France in dishonor ~
Bismarck reminded Favre that theysI s
terms such as France had forced on Itals 4Z l
exacted from Germany, even without presil 3
war, and that the honor aof Hsa,ssal VAS ~ #
kecner than that of other people RS
Favrc declined to recognize these prece Il ~
dents, or to see how little the honor Of. .Ffance
was concerned with the preservation Of the
territorial thefts of Louis XIV, or the r. ~
public, or the first Empire N
Bismarck continued: "The question T.
an armisticc was only discussed at Ferrierc Z
The statement, therefore, that had refuse
an armistice at the preceding interview {S
false. 1t was agreed at Ferrieres that g 3|6
grve .irussa guarante - =" = as,sssagss
against destroying the adSIasages O. posi-
she had earned in the war These guar
tees included the retention Of tho fortreA ~
on the lines of communication, and hands W
over the Notifications of Paris during th8n
gotations, or else commanding fort nA
Paris 1t would have been impossible@
Prussia to allow Paris free Intercourse with
the country, rs it might thus have receiaaA
supplies and reinforcemcnts. FaYre ~
the terms, but promised to con$3lt3 H $
leagues in Paris. The programrEHV N
carried back included an arnistHa3 HS
or twenty days to permit the ass6W @ M
Constituent Assembly, the maiHM III s{
tho military status before Paris, Wiz VI ms m
alton of hostlities under certain gW swW7
the surrender of Strasbourg, Topl@ lW A
The refusal Of these terms 4 lY -
mankind that the French Coz ~. 6SS5SS
lieved that their acceptance IN >rSg
peace, which was not dcsircdD izse9s S|E
TIE CoLoNEn,-The HOS aaoas
has been made Colonel onF2 efe cal z}
Exccllcncy Governor r. X. zssRz|!
exploits as loan broker in IL
and volunteer commander a Y }3xsazSR3
of Laurens in their ate attach ~ 5
riagc containing two old ladies; d. NS@
at last to bring reward Govern
or remains deaf to certain kindEaM NJ
Joe suits him, and Joe is forthwAns., W
Aia.de- Camp. This is only th$SsM =, -
| He has genius that will dew So
in timo, and greater rewards are afe II s(.35;
for him. It is only pity that Colone, .Ges
has but about twenty days in which h oha,s
his military genius; for you must know H..
the Cooncl's commission will expire Win
Governor Scott's on the 10Th of October...
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Ey- The father Of Dorabclla recently found
the little girls chubby little hands full of tho
blossoms Of beautiful tca-rose on which he
had bestowed great care. "My dear" hc
said, "didn't tell you not to pick one Of
those flowers without leavo2'' eyes, papa"
said Dorabclla, "but all these had leaves,
a6~ "Johnny. what gender is hose--stock.
ings, you know T" s"Somctimes masculine and
sometimes feminine" "No, no, my SON.;
hose is neuter." "Wcll any how, I heard 4
man ticking on tho farm where ,wo boarded
and he said, the hoes pnd q she hoes
and tho old man hces,'" and that knooKs
your neutcr hghern kite"
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