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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-02
DECIsIONs-Nov. 80.

Sypyepe Ourt- ChambrS-Bv Judge Lawrence
M Insurance Communication granted In the matter Of
erI wish to see oouns3l IN is case hogan az nj
srmia6ps ! costs defendant TO abide The event
Mh AIT 10y All the Tenth National denied
CO. a a costs in the plaiuH Nrga agt WalacS, etcPTo-
s tysd on payment OF motion by the de
fendauts; memor ndum CAY otu az. 80 y iI
hack Biss act Tenth National BanE-OrdeIS eisted
IypcI sgt Ru,sacs-Order granted Geek agt Solomon
NtW.York Savings Bark agi. Soomon.-Glan!ed ,d IN,
o,I,rr agt Faean and another Allowance Of $50. .
Superior COW't-Spe0idl Icim-l5y Judge S2ndiorG,
ordered the FOREGOING in ms office as the exceptions
T Judge spcr-sm,h act The British and North amor
SION; bLVS VA ,,,rc o'd 81 q oIdrrr1 Randall agt
TTsib6rg| order ~ anted Mead agt Mayor etc; sen
esrer the Mayor etc on Day ca9naaG oI
Miller Az. HLOjder denying motion WIN $40 COSTS lou
cnt Of ioretosuc AID sale ordered Faou agt. X nedv
Orucg OF substitution Jones AT The Panama t3msAp ON
many Spe,ers Gould; Jadray AIT totu Hubhe agt
Fmpsins Gardiner agt Baldwin the Howe Machine Com
0mRoR Hcas-Specdi IerH,-Bv Judge Larrcmore.
Shoss aS To- Vacaie oiaei c s'iS
assignment 81 Bewdd etcsee opinion In The matter Of the
a. mailer Of the assignment OF Wqri ct al to Nujt-Bond
h1el al $1,000 hSr@s et al ast beuJ DOM i 80
Is How Pr Rep, tbs. Mohuu ct al. act Psttsrson-Wil
SEE counsel The Murray I'M Bank agt MgphyA gInS,'
tcn denied the matter of Jsy-WHt dc lunatco nqnir-
Marine Cort-Ckan,bqs- Judge McAdam.-
ManeIes agt DoasJudgment Tor plaintiff Holt agt scgel
,ii and dY Wheeler as brennan Koran AIT
latin & Rand Company agt Lgdoni Claim agt. western
ULon Telegraph Company; Mortimer ag NeWlnan Grant
cd Seli.man Weden; Geisrl ag ban Amendments
allowed Wesrrfeld HOfnan-Judgmcn fOI plantlu OF
s03 81 Non Radowz ag GaL-lisnry BlScnoa apolHH &
receiver In action may be continued y
HAYWOOD agt MaTCy-tOmpailnt dismissed con
dul6nav Williams agt PhppS-Secury for costs required
Donovan Caidn -Sureues approved Hopkins agt NC
Kmlev Nav agt. Fauran Copper t. Kahn; CadWeH agt
spiuer-Dciaults. Price agt. Rnade.-Ihe unieTtIkns
must be RoClOIt agt. ChrtOnCrs; Fort Plains Ma
oa Bank agt MERCK Jones agt Leonard Jones ag Jai
agt Hawkins: Jones agt. smith Hanna
All Wagner Anderson ag Coleman Patterson agt Payne
Thorn agt. Lawrence: Thorn Brignoh Kellogg agt
Iisner BannOn Whitney agt GlasOy. -JudR
mcut Burns ag Bendx.Aoruey discharged on Dall Can
non act Kidd-Suretes approved Burnham agt hoffman,
W : wilkens esq appointed receiver. Doctor ag Mer-
Le.-MOtOn granted cOndtonally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-02
THE SEASON on THE ERIE CANAL.

BUFFALO, Dec. 1.-The Canal Collector at
this port states that the amount OF tolls for the season
OF 1873 has been S62S,3 81 against $467796 81 in
1877: an liner ase Of S16O.576 50. The number OF
cearauees was 9O27 against 690S in 1877; increase
of 21lq
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-02
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

sUPRIoH RT-CHAMBERs-Brady J-first Monday mo
SPFCiAL TRRsi-Barrett J-Demurrers.-Nos. J. q L. 8.
IL ~ H. IA T6 tx H. S s b ~ 81 80 81 III ~
56 81 20 "a 70 49, rs &c. Ss G sss $685.
CiRcur-PART Ivan Brunt yisS6 1893 lS05a , l2ia
l725 606 9l25 25o5 1902 l75s l77g 1909 JIG 5siS
PSRr u-Lawrsneo Lisa 24s5 22lS 221l $Sss 2249
.25i 25 25s6 706 1851 1925; 1921 1899 1922 ,,o7,
1874 g5 2O2O $3.50 Pal 1881 l7$2 1872 s85 5692
1t S 1861 ,1Se 29o! G 99z s 80 2S15 2274 235?
300 463 229j 20l9 1898 llol' PAIL 24l9 Z42o 29aI'
srfEEIoa CoURT-sfgcAL TERM-sPeiT. J.-Demurrers-
Nos /. 2 g. : Issues Of Noe to 66inclgsye oc
$751; 252 5C, 57s go AS ISL l5 1856 o
g 500 j56 445 59l S9i 4jl 49, lOS SI9 GIL S54 424
FART II-curs Nos. 457, 400, 6S9 49, CAS- Gag.
sSs $7S' 2S6 So, $50 sol. o.: $50 a68 sos, lli
CoaNoN PIg4sIIsePTEc,14L TEEM-VAn Hoesen I-Nos l.
EotT II E Il q p p DAY, e. J-NOs l. 2845ezse
d2s sJ5 Lar % 1 49 1881 G2s
Day SNSs sS5 4 5ss s Sse ss9 1899 sS
is5 1853 6ee 49, 800 1905 Gis So2' 2O' e0l l2o
,s i s sS lss s
Ag 07 1890 S2SS S 94 1 4SG G $S s 1922
.o1s tss7 z7si 365s ssOi isls 1920 6lsi 1881 2sag
sOs 4h do57 56so ia 5s6 $685. $50 5GS4 GaS S3s
Ppi ielouiOus and battery Thomas Reilly burg
Larry Joseph r. May, false preences Bernard E9idstein
Mana eaaSn dsS 6onss tSP John Cor
cora Flood James Robinson, Edward Marsh George
PkRT ii-Gidefseeve J.-wfham J. Hunter. John Car
pener felOnOus and battery Henry Marsh Charles
Peter grand larceny Gustav f. Erickson false pretences
Thomas Wilson. burglary tools Thomas King reeeIynS
s sls19 sGSes William from
.See ~ sker a6dnctiOn George W. banba@ forgery
Malcolm Hail. receiving stolen goodsi George Williams
Thomas McGath, grand larceny Darius r. Mansinn' per
Jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-02
Orean Steamers

A MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
IN Transatlantic Line sailing under tho AMERI-
CAN FLAG Sailing every THU RSDAY from philadelphia
BRITISH EMPIRE sails Thursday, Dec g. an
RED STAR LINE-TO ANTWERP.
Carrying the Belgian aud United states Malls Sailing semi
mon hly alternately from Philadelphia and New York
VADERLAN ID sails SATURDAY, Dec. z. a. IN
For rates OF passage and other information apply to
PETER WRIGHT SONS General AGENTS, ~,
307 Walnutst. Philadelphia 62 broadway New YORK
JOHN MCDONALD Agent. Battery place. New.York.
ELORlDA VIA CHARLESTON
Il From Pier "a North River, at o'clock p. my
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY,
mAk ing connections at Charleston with the -
MAGNIFICENT NEW IRON STEAMER Isl. JOHNS"
for all points In Florida
SAFETY. SPEED AND COMFORT
Through tickets be obtained at all the principal hotels
and ticket Offices In the city, and at the office OF the company
Pier "a North River.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-02
textures ano MleeilnQs.

MRS. MARY A. LIVERMORE
CONCERNING HUSBANDS"
Al Thirty -fOurth street Reformed Church,
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2, 1873
Admission % Tick for sale at Dodd Mead Co e.
III Broadway Sheldon Co.'S Broadway and S&thst ana
at knights Pharmacy, 800 9thaye
rU,HE ANNUAL MEETING of the BIBLE
y and FRUIT MISSION will be held IN the West Par.
Ior of the " A. building, Monday, December Of ~ m
w. " w. S.s.MURRAY,
Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-02
gfrurslons.
ELEVATED RAILWAY
OPEN FROM $50 A. N. TO l2 p. NJ

RECTOR STREET-Nearest point for wall street terry,
and connects with Tor South Ferry, 49,, IN. -,
DURHAM DTS point ior Joiscy ,iS shu
COmmunipaw Ferries. - an. ,,,- nan an,
Barclay Street Ferry To Hoooken , . p.o,,a an, pr,a
ERS-STREEf-Nearest point Tor PaVOms anu hre
Railway Ferry
FRANKLlN.STREET- ..,---.. a,..., ,,o--,,
point for Desorosse, stoe seS g
City, and with cars Ior Despo'sos AL"
East Grand street Ferries. -. W.,
BLEECK ER sTREET-Co with cars Tor East ana
West. a..oo,
EIGHTH STREET-Nearest point for Christopher street
Ferry IObOken connecting with cars Tor CHRISTOPHER
and East Tenth street Ferrics a...o
FOU RTE NTH Nearest point 70 Union square,
Wallacks and Lyceum Theatres Academy OF MUSIC; ~
wing and Tammany Halls connecting Win cars Ior EsSt
Twenty third Thirty fourth street Ferries q.
TWEEN MISUNDERSTANDING rest point 70 Boohs 81
James and Park Theatres, Grand opera bouse ohlole
Garden, anu Masonic Temple, and TWenty'thnd street
Ferry Jersey city . . s...,..,
HIRTY.rHIKD-s Nearest point 10 stanuhu
Broaway and Fifth Avenue Theatres Aquarium and
san connecting with cars Tor Wee
hawken Ferry. ,., -, VI. r....
FORTY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Win new iork Trans
fer COmpanys cabs for Grand Central Depot
FIFTfETH. STREET L.. c...., nj
FIFTY.EIG HTH STREET-Nearest point 10. Senuh fAA
connect ng with cars o Line Railroad
For uptown trans take side stations.
For downtown trains west side stafione
" FAIf. 10 CENTS.
xcsnt beweeu the hours OF $50 1850 n and TO y.
A' NJ, when the fare Is 8 cents.
WIN. Il. GARRISON, PresidsnA
N. VAN BRocKLIS. supsrintsndsuI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-02
Drp gooos
BLOC mi s.
338 BOWERY $40

BETWEEN BOND An D GNEAT JONEssI5.
WE BEG LEAVE To INFORM OUR FRIENDS AND
CUSTOMERS IN GENERAL, THAT WE HAVE AC-
CORDING TO THEIR OFTEN EXPREsSED DESIRE,
CONCLUDED AT LAST TO REMOVE OF EsIA BLlsR-
MENT TO THE UPPER PART OF THE CITY; THE
EXACT LOCATION WE WILL STATE HEREAFTER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-02
GREAT CLOSING SALE

HAS ALREADY COMMENCED. THOSE PREPARING
TO MAKE HOLIDAY PURCHASES WE WOULD IN
VITE TO AN EARLY CALL.
EVERYTHING IN EACH SPECIAL DEPARTMENT
HAS BEEN MARKED DOWN REGARDLESS OF COST
OR VALUE.
WE ARE OFFERING
500 DOZEN LINEN BUCK TOWELS &C. a piece.
DAMAsh TABLE LINENS
Nottingham Lace Curtains l0c. a yard
Nottingham Tides &c. eAh.
Large assortment OF DRESS PATTERNS Of l2-yard
lengths, at Guc aud G.
LADIES, AND C!IILDREN'S CLOAKS
in large variety.
LADIES' CLOAKS. 81
Largo stock OF UNDERGRADUATES
to be closed out
LAD E-, CHEMISES, Wen made and trimmed. 25c.
FLANNEL HAND. EMBROIDERED fEtIIsE $50.
ALLsIl.K QUILTED PETTiCOATs, 50 80.
Unprecedented bargains in HOSIERY.
Job lots of good quality KID GLOVES,
buttons 43c. pair.
One lot coorei TRIMMING SILKS.
COLORED SATINS 45c. yard.
SILK CLOAK VELVET,
excellent quality 50 so per yard.
FUR LINED SILK GARMENTS. s3S go
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-10-03
Vr..EGE,1' .INT.E
Pnyifles the Blood aud Gives Strength


DU QUoIs, ILL, Jan. 81, 1878.
Mr., II. r. STEpmENs:
Dear Sl--Your "Yegeline" has hoen doing
wonders for mo. 1Iavo boon having tho ChUs
and Fever, contracted in the swanps of the
South, nothing giving mo roliet until began
the uao of your Vcgetino. it giving mo mHie-
diate relief, toning up my System, purifying
my blood, giving strength; wliereas all other
medicines wcakoned mo, and filled my System
with poison; and an satisfied that if families
that live in nguo districts of the South and
West would tako Vegotinc two or three times
q week. they would not be troubled with the
"Chtls" or tho malignant Feuers that prevail
ut certain times of tho year, savo ductors'
bills, and 1.-Two to n good old age. Respects
fully you're, j. i. MITCHELL,
Agent lIenderson's Looms, St. Louis, Mo:
ALL DIsEAsEe OF THE BLooD.-If YEGTISE
will relieve pain, cleanse. purify and curo
such disonses, restoring tho patient to perfect
health, aftor trying different ply ysicians, many
romcdios. suffering for yoars. is it not concln
sivo proof, If you arc u sufforor, you can be
cured2 Why is this medicine performing
such great cures? 1t works in tho blood, in
tho circulating fluid. 1t can truly DO called
the Great Blood ParSfer. The great source
of diseases originates in tho blood; and no
medicine that does not not directly upon it, to
purify and ronovatc, has any just claim upon
public attention.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-10-03
VEGETINE
Has Entirely Cured Me of Vertigo.

CAIRO, I'll, Jan. %, 1873.
MR. II. r. STEPHENS:
Dear Sri have used several bottles of
"VEoETINE." it has entirely curod mo of
Vcrtigo. / have also used it for Kidney Com.
plant. 1t is tho hest medicine for kidney
complaint. would recommend it as n good
blood purifier. N. YOCUM.
PAIN AND DlsEAsE.--Can we expect to enjoy
gnod health when bad or corrupt humors
circulate with the blood, causing pnin and
disease; and thesc humors, being deposited
through tho entire body, produce pimplcs,
erup!ions, ulcers, indigestion, costivcnoss,
rous other compaints2 Remove tho cause by
taking VEdEr1NE tho most reliable remedy
for cleansing and purifying the blood.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-10-03
"Sam 2 soid Sophia

asam, |" soid Sophia.
Sophia, stop smiling. Sam Shorts
sincere; Sans ,soekiug somo sweet spouse,
Sophia stood silent.
Speak, . Sophia, speak, saoh suspense
"Soek Sire, Sam; see Sire"
So Sam sought Sire Spriggs
Sire Sprisgs said: "Sartin."
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-10-03

INDIANAPOLIS, September 2l.-Gcn. But
Ter mado speoch in tho Exposition building
yesterday afternoon. lie declared his conf
donce in the masses Of the people, whose
congregatcd intelligence, he snid, is creator
than that ofa few cultivated mon. lie dc.
clarcd the tenching of history was that irrc,
deemablo currency is moro easily kept at par
valuo than q currency rodecmablo in coin
Speaking Of tho reconstruction of the South,
he said it had boon taken out of the hands oil
both political powers by Mr.. Hayes, and
must now bo loft to tnko core Of itselC
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-10-03

Senator Bnyard. Of Delaware. Expresses
his opinion of the Grconback lnnacy in the
following admirable terms which we cons
mend to the rag money pcople who retain tho
use of their senses: Tho struggle is in reality
Tor the life of property in all it, forms Of
credit; and If a promiao can be paid absolutely
and finally bya promise, there will never be
p, performance, and so ends tho fabric Of
credit in all its form and in al its results of
accumulation"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-10-03

HEALTH NERvEs.-Neycr cat in hurry,
because it causes indigestion.
Never speak in o hurry, because it is Ger.
tain'y ominous of instability.
Never think ou going to bed, because it
makes wakcfulncss.
Mover eat between meals, because it pro.
duces irritation.
Mover dino in excitement, because tho
blood is called to the brain, which ought to
30 to aid in digestion.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-10-03

DO all you can to bo like jesus Christ
tic was the best model that thildren evor
bad; he is the best friend they now have.
Whom on earth he cured sick children Just
as he cured other people. On that every.
body, old and young, would trust the
Sov;our
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-10-03

The Beaufort Tribune states that it is
asserted by one who ought to know that the
phosphate beds Of this State nre moro vnlua-
bic than tho silver mines Of Nevada and that
the Farmers Company. although restricted
to small territory by tho dccreo of Judge
Presley, is now making profit Of ono hun
drca dollars day.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-10-03
TAX NOTICE.

FEH1lE books for tho receipt of tho Second
h lnstallment of Taxes will be opened from
tho lst of October to tho lst Of November,
1873, at which time they will DO closed and.
the s por cent. penalty added. For tho con.
yenlenco OF tho tnx-payers | will bo at tho
following places on the days named, viz:
Fair Play, Contcr Townahip, Tuesday, Ocs
tober 1st.
Center Church, Confer Township, Wcdnos,
day, October I'd.
Sitton's Mills, Seneca Township, Thursday,
October Sd.
Weatmpstor, Tugaloo Township, Friday,
October 4th
Seneca City Seneca Township Saturday,
October 5tb aud Friday, October 18th.
High Falls, Keowco Township, Saturday,
October 18th
Tally's Shops, Kcowoo Township, Monday,
Litllo River Church, White Wator Town
ship, Tuesday. October 22d.
Rowland's, White Water Township,
Wednesday, October 23d.
Mrs. Barkor's, Ohattooga Township, Thurs.
day, October 2lth
Fcnton H. Halls, Sr., Pulaski Township,
Friday, October 25tb.
Rock Spriogs, Tugaloo Township, sa,ur-
Walhalla, Wagner Township, October 8.
9,l0,l,l4, l6, 16, IL, 10, %, 90, 80 and 81.
RICHARD IpORCIHEHs,
I'Ercasrirer Oconcc County.
setS Sept 40, ! 878, d8-It y
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-10-03

KILLED --Jamcs Bazwell. Of pickcns, wss
run over and killed by tho Northern bound
train nca" Ensley Station last night. IIo
was alonc and is supposed to havo been in n
state Of intoxication. Full particulars wo
have not learned.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-10-03

The Post Office Department have dotcr-
mined that on tho LIST of October, the regis.
try system shall bo applied to third GLASS
mail matter. This mattor comprises all
articles of merchandise Weighing less than
four pounds. The feo for registration is
fixed at ten ocnts additional to the postage
now charged. The public and tho depart.
mont will both be benefited. Tho bnpincss
Of the express companies will be seriously
intorfered with, especially since the Post
master General has given permission to
transport coin through the mails.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-10-03

10 form correct judgement concerning
The tendency Of any doctrine we should
rather look to the frritit bears in the disci.
pies than in the teacher; for he made it, and
they aro made by it.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-10-03

DcIsJ Joseph Jones insists that burnt sul.
phnr is the host Of disiniootants TIe says It
'is we'll established that q corpse subjected to
the fumes of sulphurous acid and charcoal
will remain without any decomposition.
Thus. ifa leg Of mutton, or if n lot Of tomas
toes, or ears Of corn, be subjected to tho
fumes of eulphurjo acid and charcoal, they
may DO preserved in water which has boon
exposed to the same treatment. and will keep
for months and years without any change.
DR.. Jones recommended this long ago to the
Now Orleans Bonrd Of Health; but tho wiso
men of the Board preferred copporos and core
bolic acid Cronicte and Constitutionalist.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-10-03

A paragraph lis going tho rounds of the
papers that John G. Calhoun, of South
Carolina, was tho only person who ever held
the oco Of Vice President under different
Presidents. This is not history. George
Clinton, Democrat, of New York was Vice
President during the last four years of
Jcifcrsona administration and tho first four
of h1adison's.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-10-03

a letter from Now York to ono of our citi--
acns says: "Who do you suppose came to
beg for aomo money yesterday to buy food
and this was tho second time he had come?
Poor deviI! !olt sorry for him in his abicct
misery and gave him enough to carry him
through the day. The fellow was ex.Goyor-
nor Moses. lie rrctcnds that he wants to
return tpsSonth Cnroina, but has not tho
means to return"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-10-03

If had improved in useful study all tho
live minutes Of which I have been robbed
by borea, or by waiting for other mon to
come to time on committees and the like,
would now bc--would know moro than | do,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-10-03
Y EG E'TINI
I Believe it to be a Good Medicine.

AENIA, O., March |. 1877.
DR.. STEruaNs:
Dear Sir wish TO inform you what your
Segctine has done for mo. I have been
afflicted with Neuralgia, and after using three
bottles Of the Fcgetiuc was entirely relieved.
also found my general healt!, much i'm
proved. Lrliovo it to hc gool medicine.
Yours truly, FRED llARYERSTICk.
VEoEriNE thoroughly cradicatcs every kind
OF humor, and restores the entire systom to
boalIhy condition,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-10-03

Hon. Fernando Wood gives it ns his opin-
ion that We are on tie owe Of tremendous
reaction in trade, and that tho grontost pros.
perity tho American pooplo have known is
awniting them
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-10-03
South Carolina Railroad
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE,

CllANGE OF SCHEDULE.
CnARLEsToS, March l, 1878.
The following schcdule.wil 90 into effect
on Sunday next, the Sd instant:
Fon AUGUSTA.
(Dpy Iraln-Snaday morning exceptcd.)
Leave Charleston at 8 90 a IN
Leave charleston at 7 80 pm
(Night Train--Sunday night exceptcd.)
Arrive at Augusta at s 90 p M
(Nlsht lrain-Hund"y night cxcepted)
Arrive at Augusta ut 6 SIS M
FOR COLUMBIA.
(Day Enthusiastically morning cxoeptcd>
Leave charleston at S 90 M
Leave Charleston at s 30 pm
Arrive at Columbia at II SO m
Arrive ut Columbia at 7 45am
For CHARLESTON
(Sunday morning cxceptcd.)
Leave Augusta at 8 80 q m
Leave Augusta at I 40 p IN
Arrive at Charleston at d 90 D NJ
Arrive at Charleston at 7 4Aa m
Leave Columbia at 6 90 NJ
Leave Columbia at 8 90 y m
Arrive at Charleston ct 12 Is D IN
Arrive at Charleston ct 6 Asa M
Above Schedule makes close connection
at Columbia with Grecnviilc Il Columbia
and Charlotte Railroad, and at Augusta
with Macon and Atlanta trains.
SIS. SOhOMONS, Superintendent.
). Is. PICKENS, Gen'i Ticket Auent
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-10-03
STATE oF SoUTH OARoLINA,

ExECUTIVE CHAMBER,
COLUMBIA, September "a, 1878.
TO His Excclloncy, Alexander II. Rico,
Governor, Boston, Mass.
SIR: Owing to my unavoidable absence,
your letter refusing to surrender Hiram II /.
Kimpton, fugitive FROM justice, arrested
in Massachusetts,, for whose delivery upon
nm indictment regularly found against hin,
here for crime committed in this State, |,
ms the Governor Of South Carolina, made
demand upon you, os the Governor of
| nj massachusetts,, in accordance with tho Con-
stitution Of the Uuitcd States, and the Aot
of Congress, passed in pursuance thereof,
has not been previously replied to. regret
| that tho Chief Executive of the great State
of Massachusetts should have committed 80
| flagrant violation of the supreme law of
tho land-a violation irrcparabc in its
nature, as the State suffering thcreby has
DO possible redress. Had you confined
yourself to giving simple refusal to sur
render the fugitive, l should make no
farther comments upon your letter. us tho
disregard by the Executive authority of ono
State concerns tho whole people of the
| United States; but inasmuch as you have
seen fit to base your actions on the ground
that in your "judgment the object in pro-
curing tho indictment against Patterson,
Parker and kimpton does not appear to DO
for the purpose Of trying Kimptou for the
orimc charged against him, but for differ
| ent purpose it is my duty, rs tho Governor
Of South Carolina, to add that your state
mont is entirely unwarranted, and to rcpcl
tho unworthy imputa;ion, as do, with
indignant scorn. am your obcdeut ser
vent, WADE HAMPTON,
Governor.