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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-18
By MILES DRAKE.

NLOTHING. HATS, DC.
~ THIS DAY, the 18th instant, I will sell
at my 8 ore, corner King and Liberty streets,
Along line OF Mems Black FROCK COATS,
ACK and PANTS. Fine Doeskin Pants and
Vests, Harrison Coats and Pants, Derbys, Pea
Jackets, Fancy Satinet Pants, Black and GRAY
Overcosts, Corduroy Pants, q large assortment OF
cheap Clothing, Ladies' Breakfast Shawls, Long
shawls, Aprons, scarfs and Nubias, Soaps, era
vats, DC, DO.
Mems and Boys woodland Felt Bats.
Terms-All under 500 cash; under 5000, thirty
days; $500. and over, sixty days. Endorsed
notes, interest added. decl8
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-18

MnsiraI Books.
OLIVER DITsON + co.
announce that they were happily untouched BY
the recent Great Fire, and arc busy, as usual, IN
attending to their extensive orders.
LTheI NOW call attention, also, to their
STANDARD COLLECTIONS,
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
The whole set Is one OF the most valuable Musi-
cal Libraries that could be devised, 40 each con-
tains from 200 TO $50 pages OF the mcst popular
music Of the day.
Price or each book In Boards, So so; cloth, So;
Full Gilt for Presents, 81 The price would be
at retail, for the pieces separately. about $500.
In this form, all the books, including the new
and favortte Gems OF Strauss tnow having 8
splendid sale,) may be had for $50 so.
Musical Treasure, Vocal and Instrumental.
Vocal Only:
Silver Cord, Wreath Of Gems.
Gems OF German ssng, Gems OF Scottish Song.
Gems OF Sacred Song, Shower Of Pearls,
Duets. operate Pearls.
Instrumental:
Home Circle, vol. /; Pisnist's Album; Home
Circle, vol. q; Piano Forte Gems.
. Of the above Books mailed. postpaid, for
oErVIE P Sa:sSs 8 CO.. Q. a. sI DI7s sU,. . 60.
mch27 aapa-wa1yr
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-18
By H. n. DeLEON.
DWELLING ON MEETING STREET.

DWELLING ON MEEIlN6loIhGEI.
~ I will sell n THURSDAY, December io, at
corner Broad street and East Bay, at II o,oloofs
all that LOT OF LAND, with TWo.atory Nooa-
uiaz5s, cistern. gas. ard all necessary outbulld.
inQs; situated ON west side OF. Meeting street, fve
doors north OF John street.. Lot 80 feet 'front.' ana
rs feet deep, more or less. .,
one and two wears by bond and mortgage or
premises, interest at 7per cent. payable snanaI-
", Premises to be insured and poncy asslgnso'
Purchasers 70 pay for papers. o0A'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-18
Amrtioneers' pripate Bales, Hr.
By LOUIS d. ~DeSAUSSURE,

Broker, No. 10 Broad Street,
GCHULTz FOLLY.-FOR SALE, THE
~ TRACT OF MARSH LAND, containing about
so acres, opposite the wharves Of the City OF
Charleston, known as "Schultz Folly" sdIolning
the land on which the old fortress OF Castle
PInckney is built; bounded BY CASTLE Ptnckney
lands Of about four acres, the Barbor. Cooper
River, hog Island Channel and Lauren's Shell
Bank.
Just previous to the late war the owner Of this
Tract was preparing to build q marine railway.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-18
RvJouIs D. DesAUssURE,s
deol1,1s,HJan7

-ApeE WOODEN RESIDENCE Ian
pHII, ssreat.-For sale, thu large TnsoS.
Starv WOODEN RESIDENCE. on brick nss Sa.s N
snotA side or Lambol street. one doos trcnthx
Ieoare street. The Lotmeasures 81 rneca:mfSS
$50 feesd81p.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-18

; All that LOT OFLtND. on north side Of Adgefis
Wharf, and known as No. I, ththree story bsinE
thereon. Lot tWenty feet one inch (1olD
front, and thirty.nlne lsst nine inches taaa s1;tR
depth, more or less. -.L 49, -,srfrl r.fS,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-18
.By ALONZO J. WHITE & son, rs

BY ALONZO y. MILL" SvNsaiA
A~uctioneers. LIZ
FINDER JUDGMENT OF COpKT ,S Ss
Common Pleas.-Wiliam Quincy VI. joan
" By Virtue OF the Judgment q Hon: r 2 :5 Gl e
ham. Judge OF Frat Circuit, In, above case. "1 1a,s
sold' on TUESDAY, the It'll day. OF !anIS. oy,cions''
near the Postofnce. Charleston. -
a. l n PLANTATION ss TRACT r. OF EN- has oS
called ,s9sa a ssass Of South Caroline. measuring
s sSiss Containing 1ssann; st for h. 1s1s Il s1 sn f sUTe sf more se Or
wenty.st1,onS "a arnonnding on the north on iands
lsss ia s1.s'Iafe efin;sS5' T s9S.S D' e aanas 81 q ,s sSas &
Towusend ana Sp.iiev and John Wright, and on
&c ssss tel 81 BY SgI lands q SSnl :; Townsend BENJAMIN
Edings ana hsIf cash: balance payable In Y
%; T sanal Successive , ssn 1.ta i Gs ss9ee Is p si. oea II.
terest tneIeoa eh,e Annually, secured BY bond OF
BB s1 aao q sSs p1 ! ns, g. s Ss1s mof's'se q PROM
deol1 ,1s, s1jsn7 SPoeue-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-18
ALSO,

The LOT OF LAND on west side Of Church
street, north OF Water street, measuring 10 feet
'front.' by 1870 feet deem. dec2-mth
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-18
anetion saIes- 9ntrrs Mans.

AHlLIuH 1nEMfe Dap1.
VIM: Mckay,
worth: stfsss, SW
WILL SELL TOMORROW, AT 10
W. o,olocr. . larssanvoioe Of. Hortaaznscus.
tom:made CLOTHING; also, . good assortment Of
Ladies' and CENTS Boots inc Shoes. Conditions
cash. Goods Will positively be sold at nlst oner.
Ing, and arenow. open for inspection: decls
BY W. Y. LEITCH &-R. ). BRUINS,
Auotione IRA: .:,9 GT3f
DOSITIvE AND UERESERVED SALE
IL OF, valuable REAL ESTATE at Auculn.
At TIE Poston1ce, at II O'clock on TUESDAY,,
One HoUssEAND LOT, No. % ,Besufan street.
and Contains six square rooms. me ics msasarss
fo,ty three by one hundred. and twelve iees I'm
One HOUSE AND LOT, No. ss 'Beaufaln stres.
plazzas, and contains nine square room. Tho
nrst story Is brick. the second and thirdeHo0d.
all Of which Is In thorough repair, an recently
painted: VIII . " story Kitchen couteining dye
by one hundred md twelve t6et In depth.
One VACANT LOT, MY feet froHt on Beautsi1
street stree s. By ly one hundred and twelve u. depshstll
One STORE AND LOT, corner Beaufain and
Lynch streets. Lot measureSt TWENTY-FIVE feet on
Beaufain street, by one hundred and twelve, ises
IN depth on Lynch street:
Also two LOTS on Lynch street, each measuring
thirty -four feet front, oy one hundred and stxr5.
eight feet In depth: f
Plat Of the properly eau be seen at our oficA
Terms-One-half cash; balance In one: year.is e.
cured by bond. with interest Of the purchaser,
and mortgage Of premises, tnsuraL ce and, asstSu.
ment Of the policy. Purchaser to pay Ms fofEp&e
pers. %" saa a. Af gilSt
Tnis property as q whole or in part oan,bs
treated for at private sale before the 18th LOT Dc.
by application TO W. 7. Ii T 6JR!6.
BRUINS, No: IS Broad street.. deels
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Executive Committee Of Horse Greek Klan,
was sentenced to one years imprisonment.
LOWS Jolly's case was postponed on ac.
count of some suspicion in his implication iu
the murder of Ovens in Union.
Wm Blackwell wassentenced to six months
imprsonmont. William Jolly received the
samo sentence; also, Alfred Blackwell. VIM.
L. Ramsay was sentenced to three months
imprisonment; Wm. H. Robbins,gsix months;
Thos. j. Prico,;six months; Taylor Massey,
three months; King Edwards, Blk months;
Christeubury Tate, three months; Frederic
Paris, six months; Alfred Burke, who had
pleaded guilty to q charge of Illicit distillids,
was sentenced to pay a fine of $1,000, and
six months imprisonment. James Scruggs,
for carrying on the business of u retail dealer
in liquor without licenses; received tho same
sentence
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1872-01-12
sp eoi AL ~ g I'll 9 9 8
Warming Words.

The strength and nervous energy Of tho human
b'dy usht to be incroascd during tho winter, for
two reasons; In the first place, iliseaseb of the
most, deadly character may DO generated at this
Season; and secondly, 1t is Of tho utmost ihpor-
tancc that during tho cold weather months tho
system should be put in condition to withstand
The effects Of lilo spring miesma, md the subse-
qncnt depressing hen. of summer. 1t is therefore
advisable, in fact essential to tono, regulate and
invigornte tho digestive and sccretve organs at
this period of tho year, and of oil tho stomachics
and Alternatives at present known, tIlOSTETTER,S
STOMACH DIrTERS is tho most powerful tho
most harmless, and the most agreeable Tho tenn.
pcraturo of wintor would be in itself n glorious
tonic, If il did not, unfortunately, bring with il
volume of chilling moisture and unwholesomo
winds, which hayca bad effect en- tho skin and
lungs. rhcsc must be guarded against, or thero
is no security for health The effect Of course Of
the Dittcrs is TO give vigor nnd tone to tho cnliro
organization tile superficial muscles anl nerves,
as we'll rs The internal vscera. A regular habit
Of body, healthy and natural flow of bilo, an nc
tive digestion good appetite, pure blood and y
Wig orous circulation Of fiat fluid are among tho
blessings dcrivab!c from apcrsstcni use Of Hos
tettcrs's Stomach Nttcrs, which not only moro
than supplies the place Of tho best tonios, cathar-
tics and antispcptics prescribed in their scpara,u
forms BY physicians, but perform tho tlreo fold
worf Of invigora,ion, regulation and puriGcaioiH!
at one and tho same time. Jdn. I'm
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1872-01-12

REANIMATINa TUE uAIR.-Whcn the
hair ceases to draw from the scalp tic natur.
al lubricant which is its sustenance, it's vitnli.
ty is, rs it we're, suspended, and if not prompt.
ly attended to, badness will be the certain re
suit. The ono surc method of avoiding suoL an
unpleasant catastrophe is to use Ly0a's KA-
TnAIRoN. which, when well rubbed into tho
scalp, will speedily re animate tho huir and
this inimitable resuscitant and stronghtener
Of the Hair nourishors and stimulates its
young and tender fbcrs, removes all obstacles
to their growth in tho shape Of dundruf and
dirt, and ultimately produces new crop of
hair, stronger, glossicr, and twice as abun.
dant as the old AS hair dressing 1t is no,
tably the most agreeable, refreshing and ser.
viceablo article ever placed upon a dressing.
table, H.t, !,
? SYMPTOMS OF Liver COMPLAINT AND or
SOME OF THE DISEASES PRotUCED by IT..
A sallow or yellow color of skin, o. yollowish
brown spots on face and other parts of bcdy |;
dulness and drowsincss, with frequent head.
ache di2siness bitter or bad taste In mouth
dryness of throat and internal heat; palpita.
ton, 10 many cases dry, teasingcough, with
sore throat, unsteady appetite, raising of food.
choking sensation in throat; distress, heayi.i
ness, or blohted, Or full feeling about stomach,
and sides, pain in sidos, back or breast, md
about shoulders; colo pain and soreness
through bowels with hoat constipatios1, al.
tcrnating, with frequent attacks Of diarrhooa !;
pilos, ilatuonco, nervousness, GDidDess of cx
tromcties; rush Of blood to tho bend, , with
symptoms Of approplexy, nu,nbness of limbs.
especial ly atnight: cold chills alternating with
hot flashes kidney and urinary difficulties /,
female weakness, dullness, law spirs, unso,
cability and gloomy sfareboding. oeO Only a
few of above symptoms likelyto1 bespresent,
in any ease at one time. AL who, use Dr.
Pieroc's Alt. Ext or Medical Discovery for
Liver Complaintand it's Complieations, aror
loud in its praise. Sold bysall Art class
druggists.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1872-01-12
Mexico.

Thcrc is now every probability, that the
Juarcz government will succecd at an early
day in putting down the rebellion of Dinz.
The revolution is nowhere making any pro>
grcss while the government troops are press
ing the leaders of the rebellion steadily back.
The entire Mexican Congress including tho
partisans of Diaz sustains the constitution of
1867, and the election of President Juarcz
1t little matters however as Mexico cannot
gather many crops before another revolution
will come. Such has boon the history Of
that unfortunate country.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1872-01-12
A Considerate Thief.

Anderson Beck (colorcd) aged eighteen
years, in the employ of DR.. b. w. BELL our
County Treasurer, broke into desk in tho
store of Dr. BELL on the 5th instant and took
thcrcfrom thirty one dollars The desk con.
tanned several thousand dollars, and the
thief said he would have taken more, but did
not want to ruin the Doctor. Twenty two
dollars of the money was recovered. The
larceny was committed while tho family was
at dinner.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1872-01-12
Cuba.

Spain is still shipping troops to Cuba and
there seems to be determination on the part
Of king AMADEUS to regain and hold the
island In the meantime Captain General
VALMAsEDA has issued proclamation limit
ing the offer of pardon extended to insurgents.
Hc now declares that cvory insul gent captur.
ed after the 18th January will be shot, while
those who surrender after that time will be
sentenced to perpetual lavishmcnt. The ne
gro men are to be treated the same as the
whites. White women captured in the woods
after Is January will be banished, while ne
gro women taken under like circumstances
will be delivered to their owners and be COM
pcllcd to wear chain FOR four years.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1872-01-12
Carolina Fertilizer.

Messrs. GEO. w. WILLIAMS 81 Co, Of
Charleston, are tho proprictors ofSthe first
class Fartilizcr-thc advertisement of which
occupies conspicuous place in our columns
this week. W
Col. VASDivERE is tho Agent, and will
take pleasure in serving his customers
aud tho public, at the very lowest rates,
and at tho most reasonable terms.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1872-01-12
WALHALLA, S. c.. /:
Friday Morning, Jan. 10, 7sS2.

B9" The first narrow guage railroad on
this continent has been completed md is
declared to be success 1t runs from Den
yer, Colorado to Colorado city, distance of
7G miles The track is three feet wide.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1872-01-12
Notice to-, Debtors.

r.TETyy
sDERSONS indehted to mo for Goods purohas.
Il cd at tho FGlls, will please como forward
and pay;np5e Yoa have been acconi6nodased.
and ! nm now tho sufferer tlCalli and pays,
and ,tR'yAtya sQsk4 .XIAllaIa .u !"
Jau...a 1879 $ = Y'f16t ''oo4NSN 2m.' ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1872-01-12

nsS- A London correspondent of the Now
York Herald writos TINT he was informed by
ono in position to be well posted regarding
tho secret societies of Europo, that tho Princo
iof Wales was.not suffering from typhoid favor,
but from pn attempted assassination byspoisop,
BY a secret agppt Of ths,Iutcruationnl Ssooie-
y." It's thought tho poison was piised
with theSeontonts ofRthe Prinee'S pocket
.flnsk. If tliesocic,y wfll'gct' lttle whiskoy
from their els Atlantic brethren, there would
sbo no need Of adding poisnn !. f,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1872-01-12
FaHla,lfactssriaas Enterprise ill CHAR
tGsf0n. .i.lHE .Nf

Charleston is fast becoming manufacturing as
we'll as commercial city. The largest mnnuiao.
tory of doors sashes. blinds, SCI, in tho Southern
Statos IL that OF Mr. u. P. ToALE, on 1iorlbenk's
Wharf in tlat city, sales rooms at No. 20 IIayno
street Mr. ToAIE's advertisement appears in
another column.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1872-01-12
Walhalla Chnptcr, No. 3s, Ha. "A. nT.

WaEhaiil Chnptcr, No. 3s, ES, A. Nj.
a REGULAR CoNvOCATION ofwalhal.
la Chapter, No. 2S r., A.. NJ, ,wilt be held
nt their Hall. in Walhalla on MONDAY, tho
9Th day of Febuury next, at oandlo light.
Companions will be punctual in their alton
dance. aiI! a;4f MH.j
BY order tho Chaptor; u, s,s4!,
S. p. DENDY, Scc'y.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1872-01-12
State Of South Carolina

OCONEE UNTT.
). W; Daniels. Clerk OF court1 Complaint
vs. Foreclose
John II. Cochran. r. X. Scott Mortgage!
and W. Harrison.
DY Virtue of dccretal order to me directed.
~ will sell. to the highest bidder, on Salcday in
February next at Walh.lla, that piece, parcel n
THAT TRACT or LAND, Il,
situate in oconoo County, on branches 81 scono-
ross Greek, containing
1853 "a gREs.s
more or less, adjoining lands Of George Frcdo-
ricks, Berry Phillips, and Others and known as
the MO, ,t III. l.
GOLGs HHuNE 'Ty.ACT.
!; rERMs-cAslI. ~ I Purchaser 10 pay extra fop
'',S' Na' s.1'"pP I'l0J,.h, RoprNs, soc.
JAMS, 1879 ~ * q 49,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1872-01-12

- Continental journals state the betroth
al of the Grand Duke Alexis, of Russia, and
the Princes Mary Elizabeth, of Prussia, is
soon to be officially announced. The Grand
Duke is twenty two; the Princess eldest
daughter of Prince Frederick Charles and
the Princess Murk of Ankult--sixtcen.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1872-01-12

Gg' In reference to tho purity of legsla-
ton Gov. Hoffman in his message to tho leg
isuture Of New York says
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1872-01-12
Sudden Deaths.

Rev JOHN G. GALLOWAY, aged seventy
seven, died suddenly at his residence in this
County on the 4th instant. He had forscv.
era days been riding in search of his stock,
and on the might previous to his death cat
hearty and went to bed in his usual hoalth.
In the morning before day he got up, made q
fire and returned to ocd. On boing called
at breakfast, he was found to be dead. lie
had been suffering for some time from rup.
ture, and this with the inflammation produced
by riding is the supposed cause of his DEATH
Such was tho result Of the Coroner's inycsti.
CATION. /a.
RICHARD DoDsoN, ,..e
A veteran of 1912, who had pussed his
three score and ten years, died suddenly in
tho road near the high Falls in this County,
on Saturday the 9th instant. He was poor
man, uneducatcd, a cooper by trade, strictly
temperate aud had been for several years
consistent member Of tho Baptist church at
Now Hope. On the day previous to his
death, he had taken some Of his work 10 the
house of neighbor, and had started home
carrying three peoks Of corn. In ascending
hill ho fell suddenly and little boy, his
grandson being unable to get him up, returned
to the house for help, but when the neishbors
reached him, ho WAS dead. Deceased served
in the war Of 1872 at Sisters Ferry, for fifty
two days, lacking eight days Of drawing a
pension, which he greatly needed. Tho YER
dict of Inquest was sha. death resulted from
a paralytic stsoko.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1872-01-12

Ey" A colorcd woman, jimmie, formerly
the property of W. H. KEITH died on the
3lst ult, near Table Mountain at the advan-
ccd age of lO6 years. She was accustomed
to tell she was l6 years old at the time Of tho
revolutionary war, but tho old. citizens repre-
sent her age as above. N'n "H tnnT} rR
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1872-01-12

DGy" Brigham Young delivered himself up
on the I'd instant, to the United States au.
thoritics at Salt Lake, and WAS taken into
custody yundcr the charge Of numbering Rich
ard Yates in November, 1852 bail being re-
fused. There being no Jail for the imprison-
mcnt Of parties under charge in the United
States Court, and being an old man, he was
taken to his own house, where he will remain
under charge of the United States Marshal.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1872-01-12
Final Settlement.

NorIcE s'hercbyy 'glsea, .thas atpplfoation
J. win bp mads To- s. p peaay, ESQ, Judge
OF Probate. as Walha!la,,~ on Wednesday,, tho
l4th day OF February, 1872, for leave to make
fnNl settlement Of tho Estate Of THOMAS P.
REEDEis, minors andto,I 10 discharged from
oil further liability as Guardian for said min-
or's Estate. s 8Q2t ,0i ,ghN
--..->-~,TIIos IL sPRIBIsNa, auardisn.~,,
Jap 10, 1872 ,, Ill "A
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1872-01-12

GY- 1t is said Columbia contains over
sixty licensed whskcy shops The AAoocutc
says it is going to show up the hcllish work
Of the rum sellers in that city. We fear its
labor will be like throwing pearls before
swine.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1872-01-12

had been on one raid against Ben. Phillips,
was sentenced to three months imprisonment.
John j.. Moore, who confessed to having
been on five raids, was sentenced to imprison.
mont for eighteen months.
John Cantrel was sentenced to three
months imprisonment.
Mr.. Corbin stated that he had another
batch Of prisoners who desired to enter Flea
Of guilty.
Jonas Vassoy was the first called. I'll saiG
that he had been chief of Horse Greek Khan,
and had been on two raids.
Mr.. Corbin .aid for him that ho had been
tho only chief who had voluntarily surrender
ed himself; that he had given considerable
information, and to that extent cyinccd dis. .
position to break up tho conspiracy. Ho
was sentenced to pay Q fine f$l0 and be i'm
prisoned ono year.
James Wall confessed to having been on
ono raid; could read and write, aud had been
to Virginia during tho war ..gn
Judge Bond said that as he could read, and
had been 80 fortunate as to have once been
out of tho State, he should hape known bet.
tor; that he (Judgo Bond) not having been
reared in South Carolina, felt somo compass.
sion for the wife and children of the prisoner,
and would sentence him only to three months
imprisonment sll
j. G. Wall was sentenced to thrco mouths
imprisonment.
David @. McI.uro received the same sen.
tencc.
Calvin Cook stated that he had been on but
ono raid, against Jamcs Lawrence, white
man; and, ns the witness thought, Demo.
crat. Ho was whipped because he was sus-
pected of cononalinU stolen money Gnok ,ua "a
sentenced to three months imprisonment.
Alfred Clements was sentenced to three
months imprisonment and fine Oslo.
Phillip Cantrell was sentenced to the same
term Of imprisonment.
Tho court stated that il would suspend
judgment in the case Of M. Turner Phillips,
as he had shown much penitonce. hlt% ,i'
Gideon Cantsell,an old man of sixty.six
years. who stated that he had never been on
a raid, but had been appointed ono Of tho
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1872-01-12


ter, N. Y. between tho citizens and military.
growing out of an attempt of the former to
lynch negro who had pcrpetratcd gross
outrage on little white girl. The military
wore severely stoned and on tho I'd instant
fred into tho crowd killing several persons.
Great osoitomen5 prevails. A despatch da-
ted the 5th statesshat the negro was taken
secretly to court and being permitted to plead
guilty was sentenced to twenty years impris-
onmcnt in the penitcutiary.
THE GREENYILLE AND COLUMBIA Rail-
ROAD CoMPANY.--At meeting, ou Friday
last, Of tho Directors of this company, tho
negotiations rclative to the Grccnviln and
Columbia Railroad were closed. Under tho
new arrangement and transfer, the following
is a list Of officers
President j. Magrath, (stce IRE.
derrick Bush, resgncd.) Vioc President
j. Patterson. Directors Hon. j. l.. Orr.
j. j.. Marley, (Oicc II. Fl. Kimpton, resign.
cd,) j. j. Patterson, j. NJ. Allen, j. T..
Neaglc Fl, #. Farmer, J.. r.. Sloan, (uice
Niles G.. Parker, resigned,) Thomas Doda.
mead, j. 9. Roath, {uice Geo w. Water.
man, resigncd,) Coleman r.. Walker, (utco
i. L. Cardozo, rcsigncd,) Il. Hurley, 10.
seph Crews. ,..., ,.Y
-. Mr.. Reed, tho courteous manager OF
tho Southern aud Atlantic Telegraph line,
has furnished us with tho following list Of
numbers drawn in Charleston, yesterday, in
the Land and immigration schemo;
| No 0O,l72, $1O0 81 ,O62,t 100 10.OI0
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1872-01-12

nea- Dispatches from Utah report trclncn
aous storms in the mining districts Snow
IS from 10 to so feet deep and operations in
most of.:hc mines have been suspended much
distress prevails. Coal is selling at $40 te
$50 per ton 17 ("