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New-York tribune., 1871-04-18
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.
NEw.YoRK, Monday, April II, u

NEw-YoRK, Monday, April II, 1911.
The market opens this week with a large
supply, In which all classes OF horses well repre-
sented' The demand throughout the day fair and
prices remained unchanged.
Among the buyer. In the Pul,s 1o,d rnortet acrnts
,ur zee companies were conspicuous, purchasing fine
heavy ,.v.t Iru9E p,lS horses OF prime quality.
hessrsi fltch Conan sold during the past week
pair q black horses for so one palr OF brown horses
for SlfG ana ono pair Of hays Tor zoe also several
single horses OF fron 1900 70 500 per head
From A. :. Clambern's st9Sl icI S"rsos yroro .od
French horses bringing from sCO to 20 per head and
from S2l5 10 500 per team Western horses at from sO)
to SEQ per head, and from s2sO TO sfC1 pcr team "
Blessfs. Johnston Van Tas-ell announce the LARGEST
end most inpOraut sale thus lar, this season 10 tac
place at their Horse and Carriage Auction Mart Nos
no. IL and ia East Thrtecrtt, for Tuesday tie IA
inst Among tie very largo ANA varied stock 10 be sold
are four complete family tlirnOuts comprising two fine
black teams and two OF bays landau bailt by Wood
same makers; also. turnout consisting OF bay stallion
(rotted in 2:5O with dog cart and goldmounted har
ber OF family road and business horses
An auction sale OF horses ana carriages win he held
Tomorrow, Tuesday, the l5h lh't ~ SaDles 40 Lasi
Twtnty-clghtnst. Some fine horses as well as several
second hand wagons tue latter from iisEcl-s maAcr-,
viii be brought unoer the hammer OF MI james jenkins,
who will conduct the sale.
col. :. d. Bruce. in his stables, No 2i5 West Forty
frst-st, showed MS this morning II mead OF 'n55e n
mas all Oi which m excellent Condllon ana Iho-t
OF them very valuable animals Particularly deserving
OF notice 3mons .-e S5ol 5 f'oSS IA YEAR, o Denmark
Or r bsit fIy eash lo- II bands high a7 years 3D.
very y n. Zach Of lcse liz- ,ee c- ll 70 A1e is1s'
saai. io Zig join" By Lexington. tie dam Toczay By YORK
Bsy come horse vrb+ao ',, 10 ,,si. ih resrs d.
Brown sadie mare ipeaal-A s. e =. L'l.' l }e I li 'I-
bred mare Yeas OH F1.l ~. sA0r 80 any l- a. L- -''
Tie carriage manufacturers and dealers are doing
we, a-d We Lc1rOf good sai cyeryWhe.c.
owners OF hne cnIrl .e. viii do well 10 bear in nina
tL"t IN every cae ia Nicn iS DS'eiiT r,iySI,fe
good carriage. 81 Is always 5est 20 send IL 10 a
competent cauiIle-mafer some persons, actuated by
ItfsIi f many bA t-c4A EPAlA'
New-York tribune., 1871-04-18

|,TVTP Raj ROAD COMPANY Or NLN-
= i -Jft,EY-NOTIDB To CONTRACTORS
Proposals vI BE- receive, ct tie Engineer o-'' No. I'
,ilNOoy of THURSDAY the .oh day of Alri iu'''r
ios rses.sa-7 M two alitoa. TRA' Rs OF RA-Lao's
mon each SD. or both upon side Of the present iiaes IS @
h directed sy .. Ipsresbetresn EIHts.a M Bolla bfoo'. e'
tat tv4 ,f. bead Of Scotch Plains 'ia e en- ,'I- '-e "
,l--F ia 5rI.t ~ Dol BE track 90 ill t IT,
- ROLES and sle,.lct". can De- seen % Us L l - NOD
fsfgrt. ]. i-e 20 l''
deemed se0us % tA. .,rr, r-ltr, r--esr
- , ,-.1- ta-r 81. 10 III ert,-s-. AtN-l ork
New-York tribune., 1871-04-18
Professional No!ites.

nR. LARMONT, No. Great Jones-st, cor of
Broadway II the Medical Adyisr treats all diseases
o.. Urinary This w0k sol HAS
TIss Booss,o 9l5 Broasay Hours p IN, AMI Tues
day ant Friday Evening".
New-York tribune., 1871-04-18

''"'' w. -- uA5Hissl0s D. C.. March 90 III )
YorE-Tbs i m ing BIDS a'i samples laier the ae'' o..
yels.us- l been c-alsei from WasrE'ea D. c. 70 'o -
- ,- ,le. place gl be open for business o. fud aicf
80 F. g. PARKER. Co.arssorer
New-York tribune., 1871-04-18
Droposals.
WlsHixsros March 23 lsTl J
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN GO0DS.-Sealed

PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN GO0DS:1,Sealed
pSo,al, iPor,d Propo for Iq5sP Go;. % WI pc re-
neti for fquas IN the a. antis. given any al fAs
aelea named in the following L;;; i;vD,,
eoo y,ri. F,ncy Li,t Blue Cosh
iislo 11siid. ssySi 1 i scarlet Cloth
do, 90 woolsn shAuI
S9l . Linen Lme.L
2f2.ty5 yar, Calico, standard print, q sln.re.
a5oso ri. Bed TiesiHg equ, to "CGnssosa ccA"
1900 'ars Brown sh,eling. - standard
,ltG yards Dlek equal 70 Bar lnes"
u u go 90 y.1 y.I. LIN, linz sa eao'I to Park hA'
''.i y Sos S5I'i h:Si. F1i FioessA sa7Fs
3e .oI Women, Hose
me Rel Fi'H5e siiri.
ss s5s NE! aS!ory ay'shs shr,s s''''
2ot50 yar.s slhaet.
., so aor Cotton IIaailerslisf..
200 F.hcy wosIep slir..
10 yhri' Bleaeaei shssung, for shrouds
20 sri. Blue Check
Is balmonlS Skirt.
u, aaY Baote SsaEIt
aoj y,Tls Coorei Drilling lfor dres, liniBS.
100 -asls Blue brrln.
10 5 Cotton u1tr
e. e. % 10. Az Ai i. to /. n b S' s.n,: .'5sl ss.l e...
500 Tans- Iron Kettles
SIS lc, lin Pam, ?, T. ,ni Quarts
10y CO., li1ieaer kGiTea
q @ ss' sss 4S In F.i' F.i' sS Ia' S2ys'2 sS5'9,.
Is 5ol spsi~s; b,.t slsts.esL
j., lot Ta' ie Knives AMI FOT2..
500 Camp Kettles
Is ros oren Thimbe.
sD 4,t A-l IIant-.
. loz Ta Ifapri long handles.
10 tol. @.rc sieve, ir rests Of o.
~ Irlgo.
s.0 Be.,srTl lNs.acups 10 q.
- Pos Ir,rs jyerAoase 40. p.
8 doi slill.ar Knives.
- do,. E,a.e,.
i.5 Gos Ti,h Lines Dsssor.e4 siie4
81 5oi fle To5,so6la.a
~ po,t,.', ' 1.., p.e.
a. a., l-'' s,.i- ms E.r.
49, o. P.s'sei i--ea
P4pr Pul ssorteD.
rs H. Ia Pats.
as PM.
Z. Ntt.r- C-'t..
q 5t..n fte.ss'3 20 y -s,ss otaga
=, ra.. N'a.ls.o.t
80 F,fr, ll-.-..a'. SHOES.
go isss's o'T,'-ero. .. p,,.,.,..,, D.,
rs -.l oi iF ,,, %, A s. ,r.-., % ., l.r -s-e
Dr. te 81 -arf i. tsA' TIE Dl-.s T" .f! a. '--' F '
Was --A'-l .-e s-"-' ccrrty-r-rr y,
SO pairs -o-' white Mae-.c LlLes to Helrfe co-2 -el
aat Hsis I'll T.. I.--.+ -,... o.. ,,,-. -.-ef ir.ss. |
'e' par -I. .---- ---'''' W
1s, nae B.l.Lst5 TO ne.5cIe DIs inches /
20 p.s a. - Blanse, to measure eos2 inches
s-l - -h. =, .. r.-,t, . ,.,-. s,,cs i-.,e, !
i''' P.i n. T..rp.-a.s
$50 P- # '..t ','e-''' I.'a'e'' 20 measure ~ 'l
New-York tribune., 1871-04-18
Dropo6al5.

Grand htr, kel Agen
w. '-' AT TiIB SAsTRR AGEScF
5000 Ioaats Iseon, Clear s or ieo Poif.is per month
2i315o iouni, Flour or 22.8l4i pounds per month
1870 bounds G. sScsr eiu,l in quality to s'raTs "C0
ls!5 Is! gegaii, ,5i, Ioa'e.o ,. m, n boxes
3SsS 3S. IoS5a. ISS5. ssir sas 5a,. .a .3Si5 5 barrel.
AT TIE lANCTON AGENCY.
$4,000 pound, gross -sht Z Beli Gaze on the hooL
soS di o1pd. Fa FS6r T S' as IS a pound, H p,r noa,6
53sO pound. sigsr lra1al in quality to STARTS "c0.
- poan.s Tobacco, % bones
~ 200 pounds sros, weight d Beef Cattle OBJ toof
laf5iso Poul!' felr or li'Ct4i poandr per month.
1,6 o55 pounds e. safsr .cqq,l in quality to s,uaIt. "C9
al.5 pounds Tobacco DO b'I-+
l..,N pound Nos. lai0y
Al TIE rPPEF MISSOURI AGENCY.
- o. o-a, Iel Or c Or 10 90 rouni, pr nolsh
60 pounds = ar OF or 80. pouAi' per month
20 ioaai. s,s.r l.la,i in quality to stuarts "C).
4:e.l pounds Tobacco 'n toIes
s..t5 55oa.i. s,lt. it. ars. ls .a ii'. 's,.
AZ Ths CIRiLHF FIvTR AGENCY.
ca on no-'' go.. ws tt cf = Cft'' ol ti- b,'f
55s-5. % o. o. - roasi ' .,l oata Si'' ''' D'-
lie ,Ssa5.. q sl-.r il,lia quality to seat."c1.
1900 P''--' az i-' fi.s sl GE.29 rrvrr AGENCY.
s T1 eaa . sor i p @ t5ar', ,f month.
1nit2.n io-r.5 f..r or i-l ca1i Ioll. per- month.
.4l t5a-, u .s.,s .5'i-.l IN quality to s,aaHs"cl.
At TIN RED CLOrD iGrNCY
D -fa q tr Beet en-
5ta. .-si. con- q 20 ,iss. or DO P5rli pr month.
I..l.-s. Iolal. a-r or ',s.. 1I I'llLs gsF l.-h
55i os-., s6.,- l-.' 10 quality to stl,lts CT.
II. . Ill oi,'si ia i rf.'es q e Boz oflr,'n cooy
s8nr a. Committee 60 n IT,, -ase 'T ODE ec-arya tr -eo'
f#ef fI|. . d H q
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an sevsltl..7e.
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fth,. all r-.r-E-.
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New-York tribune., 1871-04-18

TIE FEEtLHtEs SAVINGS AID qlier tovo..y
. Nrsteie. by ~ t..g. I.sat a. a- ll..-. .tesl
No. I~J ELEEf 3 tit--I. tL W.. %. 81
a srEC>Lr' na " l.Oull interest l-e ol eat- lsts On
- Of 2 70 Hf-l u.Ns.f.
~ cfloll 0f DEstsD. " p lrt relt Dee.
OPl cfy b. a. MD.DAyt faI stTI-tu.vs
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-08-04
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Daddy's hoy.


ln certain small town on the Mississippi
lived man who made horsn.tr idng bust
ness. lie bought up horses for city market,
ana was considered pretty good on trade.
One day, long, lean, quce', green luuking
specimen OF the western county arrived at
cock "'th pnnt LOAD OF horses. lie inquired
for the horse jockey.
Daddy sent me down with some horses"
he said in half idiotic tone.
"Whos he Z"
"Duddy"
"What do you want for your horses p
daddy said you could seizure price, was
the response.
"Lct me 80 down aud look ut your horses"
sa'd Brown, and accordingly they were soon
at the boat.
Brown examined tho horses, and named
the price he would give for this one and that,
and the country bumpkin made objection. al.
though some of the offers wee not more than
onc'halt the real prlce OF animal. Ono
OF the oystandcrs gently suggested to the
couhtry'nan that he was being cheated, but
lie returned
Daddy SAID Brown would set the price
hlmSelt, ana SO brown had 1t all his own
way.
~ last they came to another animal which
ulu NOT look much superior to tho rest
must nave more for that ansrmcl." snid
''e lS''oW, Dnuny says ne can run some"
nun sn!d bto"n, "that nag cant run
worm cent.
Daudy sa'd so' ana daddy knows"
ny We got one up ut the stables that
"o"'u ocat IL hi' hollow.
ursS @ n"t' sa'u tue te'low. "Let's try
e'i. =" oct the "hoie boat Fad ot horses
." ''''
Drown smiled
STAKE nve thousand dollars against
your ooat 'oau' SAID Brown, "'nk'ng to the
.'o|", ,,S "nu 'hGSc men, selecting two, shall
no,a inc stnke'.
brown I'VE thousand was lntrusted to one
anu INC otner went on bo'rd the horse boit.
ohe OF the crowd started to remon tratc
WIN Inc poor idiotlc fellow, but he only re-
SPonaen
"o'y oaa to'h me ne couid run some,
"nu aanoy ought |" lose EN- 1t nc wns sch
tarnh' tool as to tell mc that when he couldn't
;, brow" s'ce% racer was brought down, and
brown mounted nm. lhe countryman led
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-08-04
GREAT FIRE KILLER |!
~ Q II u m b u g7

3ALEg gy2Eg RElgADLEg
NY \ WONDERFUL DISCOVERY, WE
~ n'"i','w ilrrns IL" ;rIlir :, rrrinin, Sure
a'h SAT" Eomcd, and SURE CURE for Burns.
Sr''d, nnd S''nl ll"al. >,tingS ,rnl Bites If In
>r"iS P,i">. re- Eye, rrtrrni,i Ring Worm.
and al c"ta"r'ns diseases pertaining. t., man.
Tins preparation has been ihnr,niuhlv tested
~ Burns. !'niS. &c. aud al vavS in~mrcs a!
most instant rc'irE Never has failed in a sin
Gle Instance. We have numbers II certificates
showing the wonderful cures effected hv this
i"'"rr'" medicine. II never fails. Every
lnm'iy should have l.ttle ready fnrnsc. TRY
one bottle aud tie convinced
il x Georgia rr"'lnc'nn perfectly free
'ram mineral rr>"n. and is all it is recon.
"cnlr I" be Have il always in the hons,
rrn'iH fr u,c. rs y"n know moi when a member
"t ihe family may reed it,
For sale ut Col. H. = Van Divicro's. Wal
hnlin ). & and Capt. j. p. Miukier's, West
Union. =. &
All orders should lie addressed tn
JARltATT y MrLKY.
Wnltun's F.rG. Ga.
jun" II 1871 ~ Gm
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-08-04
SEEDS.

We are sowing, daily sowing.
Countless seeds Of good and III
Scattered on the level lowlanl
Cast upon, tho windy hill;
Seeds TINT sink in rich brown burrows,
Soft with Heavens gracious RAIN
Seeds that rest upon the surface
OF the dry unyielding plain.
Srcds that fall amid the stiffness
on the lowly mountain glen;
Seeds cast out in crowded places,
Trodden under foot Of men;
Seeds BY idle hearts forgotten,
Flung at random on the air;
aeeas by faithful sonls remembered,
Sown ip tears, and .oyc, anu prayer.
Seeds that lie unchanged. unquickcned,
Lifeless on the teeming mould;
Seeds that live and grow and flourish,
when the sewers hand is cold.
By whisper SOW we blessings.
BY breath we scatter strife.
IN our words and looks aud actions
Lie the seeds Of death and lifo
Thou who knowest all our weakness,
Leave us not to SOW alone!
Bid thine angels guard the furrows,
Where the precious grain is sown,
Till the fields arc crowned with glory.
Filled with the mellow ripencd ears
Filled with fruit Of life eternal
From the seeds We sowcd in tears.
Gheok the forward thoughts and passions,
Stay the hasty, needless hands,
Lest the germs Of sin mud sorrow
Mar our fair and pleasant lands.
Bath2r, help each weak cndcnvor,
MIKE each faithfnl efrnrt h1osf
Till thine harvest shall &c garncred,
And we enter into rest
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-08-04

VI
TInN.--A writer in tho C"r"hM .Muyusinc
aud gives inc following rs his views on tho
woman question:: EhGilNh wnmon thnk ot
themselves Always th'nR OF themselves. think
very much "l themsclVes thlhK very httie nt
tne.r h"So'nnS, 50 'h'y arc dls"hrdltnt, sell
",''r"' 90 "h"t tn'y ''Ke ahd VIII h"t DO
wh"t 'h''f hoS"an"s 'ike out Arao women
thlhk more o' 'he'r husbands thah them
NV w "I' ""' wv, "'' "l"o" "r'.;' ''''n
W., ~: '"'' ~. 10
,,",, H., IT, .,,,.',' ',E. II
al, r;ll I,,,,. r,, W r. -, .,;,, 49,.
H., 'n,;,,,,. ,,,,1 49,, ,I',;,
u ,,,un; ,.;r :,
49, - .I.: 80, '''' ~"
!; ,.,,'.'.,,.,
,l.,,s y,r, L,,t ,,,.r,, mi s.,ll i, H.,
ana niuht tnr: lead him , devil of Iir..
make him swra, vcrv uu.h win ,r,nll.
mike him wjs., +, XIII I,insnlf- wh,, ,.,, -
do? He can do nothing: lie must keen hcr
and must no, take any other woman /. wife
to comfort him. An! the Arab ,ustom il
better than the Enulish custom and rho
Arab women are better for the man than the
English women al" sure Of that,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-08-04
s..:! Ei7.IS SS.s.-s SSS.s- S;s;1;:i .E:.r!zz E|Ss; 81
Greenville and Columbia Railroad.
CoLuMnlA. S. c., March |. 1871.

CoLuMHtA. 5. c., March l. 1871.
nm and after this date tho following Schcd
" nlc will he run daily Sundays excepted,
rnrcc'ing with Night Trains on South Car
"!ina Road. ny and dawn; also with Trains
going Snnth "n Charlotte, Columbia and Angus
IA Railroads
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-08-04

gea. Let parents talk much and snlk yell
at home A father who is hatiuaIly silent
IN his own house may be IN many respects IL
wise man, but he Is not wis" in his silence -.
we sometimes soe parents, who are tho iiie Of
every company they are in silent, unintc,.
estingat home among their children IF they
have not mental activity sufficient for both,
let them first provide for their own household,
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The Boy Of the Period.

Everybody has seen the Boy Of the Peri
cd. His face hangs on the show board IN
front Of the photographers. He is ON exhi
hltion tor while every fair evening on The
corners of conspicuous streets H. is care
fully and exluisite!y dressed wears drIic,,r
kids; twirs ii light stick pulls fra.r.nt
cigar; eyes every young l.dy hat may chance
t" pass, and givrs his opninn Of her ut nncc
while her ears are in reach Having finish
ed his street performances, he lounges into
billiard salonn, h,uri~hcs his cue, drinks hi,
drinks. pays for them with ostcntatio,is pa
radc of his indifference to money. and then
Sallics out in search Of home or OF some Other
place.
The Boy Of the Period is great reader.
fie is familiar with Our best Sncicty,"-
"Tlc Days Doings," and all the pictorin! lit
erature which draws it's embellishments from
lewi Imagination. IIc deSsts re ding Of a
solid kind as being unworthy the attention Of
modern young gentleman His taste is too
fine and fanciInl to be regald with the vulgar
food OF useful knowledge. lie glanccs his
eye now and then over the leading daily prints.
but 1t he fails to ind some ro,lsiny scns ,tin,,l
record OF crime, he tosses them away in dis
dain. lie has heard Of tho Library. hnt
deems 1t OF no use to hint may serve
pludding block heads very we'll.
The Boy Of the Pcriol is {, genius. lie j.,
above work, and has a clerkship but he has
no intention OF passng yenrs in the dull rou
tine ofa profession, trade or craft. lie is too
smart for Ill that. He needs money for he
has the habit OF spcndthrift
Chance is Protein Honesty is strait for.
ward, and has single eye. The Boy Of the
Period worships chance. and waits daily at
her shrine. At length he sails IN; makes a
venture, in some form. aud luck, tho decciv
er, Mt first is on his side Suddenly luck has
turned against him. He fights against his
luck desperately; Founders into crime; is
detected, arrested, imprisoned and punished
Then the Boy of the Periodgcts his face in.
to the rogue's gallery, and himself among the
criminal classes.
Such is brief outline Of tho biography
which very nearly Describes the limo of lif,
along which good m,ny young men arc
travelling. ~ little reflection ON their part
might induce thom to ohouso better and
safer path.
New York, July 23 "A terrible storm,
occurred on the COASTS of New Fo,indIsnd
and Labrador, destroying $50 fishing sinacks
twenty three dwellings, aud forty stores. A
million and y half Of property was destroyed
and ninety three. lives lost.
New YoRK, July 25 Charles Dyke, as
sstant engineer for Fulton's first steamer ~,
the Hudson. and engineer Of the first boar
down the Ol'io and Mississippi rivers to New
Orleans, dioh yesterday. nged IS
The wife of Gideon Leo and grandanghtc,
Of John y. Calhoun, diedu, Carmel, Sunday
! aged rs.
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RicAiand Rcadcn,y.

ENIlE EXERCISES of the English and
Il Ciu> Steal Sch ,l mt Richland Church. will
commence on MONDAY. the Odd ,luy Of j AN
UARf 1871. Schnlasric term to consist of
ZEN months. under the management of Row. T..
Il. HYDE.
Terms of Tuition. Primary Branches $40 /;
Primary branches, with English Grammar. &c
ngraphy md Analysis. from Sl4 to SIG; Higher
English Branches, viz; Natural Philosophy,
Rhetoric, intellectual md Moral Philosophy,
Algebra. Gcomctrv Trignnnmctry. Bnok keep.
ing and Surveying. from l2to &24; Lntin and
Greek Languages. $50. Be3s' Board. in good
families. at IL convenient distance from the
Academy. can DO had nt from So to $40 per
m"nth Jan. l3. lS7l-l2
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GOLDSMITH e KIND,
=" dcrs and NJ {, Ca Estnists.
(rnd%Ix IRnN wnRKs.)
N. COLDS NTH.

. u " % 4 s. c.,
NA ANuFACTURERS or STEAM EN-
17E G'nc-. "i nil sizes Horse pnwers C;,rn
'ar ana Mnicv Saw Mills F!nur Mills. Girls,
az, ana Su%nr Caur Mills. Ornamental IInusc and
store Fronts HnnSs for Grave Yards. Arri.
c'''nr"' :" implements. etc Brass and Ir,n,
castings nl all kinds made To- ordcr nm .L,,r,
notice. and on the most rcns,n,hln ,or,,'
Also. manufacturers Of Cotton P,c>scs.
May 10. 1871 20 =.
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TO THE YORK NG CLASS We are now pre.
pare' TO '"'h'sl nll classes with constant employ
men' at home, tho whole 81. The time Tor tie snare
moments HnSincSs new, light and prosi,mblc-
Persons o. either sex easily earn from SOC 10 SIS
I'M evening. hni II proper, n,irl sum Nv dev Ting
'ht'r w''"'r time 10 The business Boys nn,l girls
"nin nearly n5 mnch mrn. That all who see
his notice may Scui their address anu test The
business we mal:r The unparalleled offer: 10 suol
as are no, well satisfied. we will send ST. to pay
tor he trouble OF writing Full particulars, =
valuable Stmri" which will do to commence work
on ana copy of TIE P'opi"s Lnroyy Compam-
10" --"n" ~ ~" larevS nl hest fnnil, newspapers
ever rnhis!i'd--aii sent free hy mail. Reader, if
you want permanent, profitable work. address
Il Z. ALLEN 4 CO., AUGUSTA. MAINE.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-08-04

60 The Carolina Spartan has tic follow
lug regarding the Air I.i"c 3rilrnad We
understand tic thilyes on thc above road, be.
tween this place aud Charlotte. are under
contract by energetic and responsible con.
tractors. Tho fridge across Pacolet will be
over 100 feet high md sill G, st no,r S.lUD /.
OOO. TIE gr'ding Is bcng pushed f,rwar,l
rapidly; considerably over half is completed
between here aud Charlotte
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-08-04

asD" We clip the following from the Wash
ington fh'"nirfr, of The 25th, and give il lor
what it is wulth:
~ private dcspntch received in Washing
ton. last night d,'cd Iork,ilIc, S. G. Juiy
~, says; The suhcumn!lr, on Snul,rru
""'f"Srs arrived here yesterday evening AZ
the supper tab q, 1T the hotel, Hon. J T..
Stevenson, OF the committee, aud lion. as :
Wallace, Representative { the District were
assaulted as they took seats at the table. ty
AhJ"r Jn'nrs l5a'ry, Il prominent citizen. and
d pitcher "f mik was thrown over tlc,u.
Nhllncc then drew his revolver. but Major
Barry Was surrounded by friends and left t!e
hotel At0 o'clock, the onlnmittcc was nc.
rcnadcd by negro bnnn ~ crowd collect.
ed as The band retired, an nilrny hcsan.-
One negro was shot, receiving three wounds
No arrests have been mudc.'"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-08-04

LONDON. July 25--Thc SiundurM pub
fishes the details If - series nf terrible earth
quake shnrl;> which have recently occurred.
In one of the rhi!lipine iS,nls, more than
tw" hundred pcrson> were swnll"wr'i up, an.l
many If thr'n almost mst'nily killed. Sixty
dead bodies have been recovered III, resi- 81
the lnl,noitnnts have fled the ls!aud, w!ct, is
utterly dppopu a,cl.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-08-04

NASHVILLE, July u The State Ruilraod
Commissioners have resolved to sell. on the
2lth Srptrmb'r, the Knoxville aud Charles
ton, R'"rssvilc aud Jefferson, and knoxvilIe
and Kentucky Railroads ut auction; nlsr,
Nashville aui NORTHWESTERN, Rriiroad unless
wlti'n thirty days the latter pays the debt
due the State.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-08-04

NEw ORLEANS, July - Tho first bale O
new c't'"n from Texas was received pc,
steam ship Austin to day. 1t w.,gh.
nearly 500 p"undS, WAS raised on & ,u,lal,up,
River, shipped hy a. Goldman. ct Victoria
Texas. aud cons .ncd ,n Fmnkr Il Daniel, %
tins ''ty Itw'> cias>cd suidd!iny, aud sol,
at twenty s.vun cents
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-08-04

r-y- We learn that tie Port Rnyal Rail.
roo torp'ny WIS r"or-nn,z"d in New Y",k
cay ut S'nri'y, with W.!irn tppl tn rs
Prr>. ."'.t a.d til. rn,,l will Il" i'm nr,li .rly
In>hrd ''lw'id t. rn'np'r;in'. nmrs b
Hoti bell f.>u. o' t!, r'>,"n, So t,r;.s we
cnn learn. Is t""on!; cut! Caroli,.a member
~ lhr GNnnhmY
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A y er's
Hair v igor, J,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
It's natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and cllectualy
for preserving tho
hair. Nded or graz
hasr as soon restored
to as origi'nat color,
acath the gloss and
Gcshncss Of youth.'
Thin hair is thick
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W H.. BE PAID to Tubncco Growers, in
w Oconee County, for tho crop of 1871, rs