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Important.

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all depots. BE careful and see that Grand
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at the does not belong to the Grand
Union.
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Physicians recommend DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup, when all other medicines fail, as q
certain cure for Bronchitis, Sore Throat,
sale by all druggists.
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Cures s,,rornIn.

Cooper Hin, Osage Co, Mo,
Dear Sr;-This is 20 certify that your
INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP has greatly ben
Gifted me for Scrofula Of % years stand
ing.
JAS. POINTEER
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An KKeAnent Remedy.

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ARAm.rhAhIs Oure.
PlsaGAnton. linn Co. ,

PlsAEanton. Linn Co, RAnA.
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MRS. rHoNPsOH.
Eor Ffta.

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MARY SYDNEY.
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For sore throat gargle with Piso's Cure
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slant.
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-06-03

said. / will not delay tho Senate
now"
Senator Lamar said that ho
also wished to reply to the state
mcnts If Senator Rollins with
regard ~ Mississippi, but was
not we'll enough to do SO to-day.
About an hour was then occu-
pied in "a discussion between
Senators Cameron, Of Wisconsin,
Hampton, Dutlcr, Teller, McDo-
nald, Kirlwood and others,
as to whether the honor Of invcn-
ting and first using tissue ballots
in South Carolina belongs to the
Republican Or Democratic party,
and as to tho manner and effect
of their use, as shown by the tcs-
timony before tho Teller (now
Wallacc) committee. After a
good deal Of further debate Sena-
tor Thurman's amendment for
bidding the rc-appointmont of
chief supervisors Of election who
now hold or have held office, was
agreed to, and the bill was passed
BY yeas "a, nays la purity vote.
The Senate then adjourned.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-06-03

girgcr cako for the whiskcy," said ho in
dignantly "But you didn'5 pay for tho
ginger cake" said the fcllcr. "Why YOU'VE
got your ginger cake" said John, 'i:hcrc it
is on your shelf where you put it," and ho
walked out, muttcrins something about a
fool.
wonder when them Yankees will learn
any sense abont the niggor. Don't thcy
know white folks are not going to mix with
en-. Haven't thcy tried it in hotels and
railroads and churches Didn't they pass
all sorts OF laws TO make us mix and their
owu poonic were tho first to break 'om.
1t they want 10 mako West Pointers and
midshipmcn out Of EN- why don't they
establish branches Of business and keep
'cm separate. That's tho way wc do down
here. The Niggcrs don't go to school with
tho white folks. They don't want to and
wo wouldn't let EN- if they did. Mr..
bcechcr may preach about tho horrible out
rage till toomsAay, but he cart preach
social crup'i;y With the niggcr, at West
Point nor my other point Ar. Bccchcr
am tho man to regulate soc,cty nohow.
i'o lives IN . s'"as house. He may throw
his stones around al his own folks, bnt VIC
don't want him to be Singing 'cm down
hero Them Congressman who arc making
all that fuss shout Whitaker don't caro-
cent about him They gro Just bowling
for -foo!ing the Niger again. Poor
darkcy: he hasn't got but ono friend and
that's his ol master. Thirteen thousand
c'nigranta landed in Now York last week,
and al! Of 'cm gone Wost---nary ono como
South afraid Of the nigger-don't want
to mix with thcn. Some Of 'cm got tired
OF the Mississippi awomps last year and
tried to find homes higher up, but found
aobody to give 'cn welcome nobody
standing at tho gate with an umbrcl.-uo
phaton at the dcpot--no reception com
uittec--no nothing; aud SO what OF 'cn
that didn't perish to death como. back, and
reckon they viii stay don't care whether
they do or nos. I've learned to chop my
own wood and catch NY own horse and
black my own boots, but when there is
a dalkoy about make him do it, Just to
keep him reminded that I'm tho boss Of
the premises and the color liuc amt wiped
out yet, law OF no law. Yours,
BILL ARP.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-06-03
.Blootlahod in Court,

- - m
! 'N'N''' "h", Way @o.-ln nc most c%'
c:'ina an" 'raglc scene That |'ns ever occur
I'd il Il Court Of this State a.S.yuactcl
| hero t. l,v. 1t was in thn casa os H.
S,a,, oo.;o,. ~ w 1v.rl ;,,;a,,
! '''''o IVY
we scanais or the Nc'cs aMl to"rier
vi! remember that at tho March torn,
, 1870, ihcra was tricl ut ,llia n,,co , ooeo
os t.n,,,osr,c ,vhoro J,,,,. ,I,.
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-06-03

religion. 1t produces poverty, ignorance,
crimes of every degree, idiocy, vice, in
sanity, madness, disease and death.
At least $4,000, 100000 every year arc
lost to tho American people by this uni
versal ond iniquitous institution. Will not
heavens awful rctribution descend on tho
nation unless thoro is repentance and re-
form?
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-06-03


journod.
WASHINGTON, May Ex-senator Cor
don announced that he had resigned his
scat as Senator and he moved that the ap.
polntec DC sworn in. Tho credentials of
OK Governor Brown were read.
Senator lAlmunds remarked that they
were dated May 2lst, and asked if the date
OF Senator Gordou's resignation was off
cialIy known 70 tho Senate. 1t had boen
held by the Senate Oh somc former occa
sions that tho Governor of State has no
power under tho Constitution to appoint q
Senator until vacancy actually exists OF
course everybody knew ho hud no objection
to Governor Browns being sworn in except
tho sorrow it gave him that his friend Gen.
Gordon was to 90 away, but hc thought it
right to call tue attention Of the Senate to
tho fact. itmight, perhaps, bo better for
the Senate to hold rs q matter of conven>
ienco that the former decision was wrong,
and that Governor might issue commis
sion in anticipation Of vacancy
Senator Gordon stated that his rcsigna.
ton ante dated tho commission of his sue.
ccesor by four or five days.
Senator Edmunds said that the question
then arose that if vocnncy had actually
occurred on the 2lst day of May, the date
of tho commission, then by what consti.
tutiunal or other authority had his friend
Gordon exercised the faculties Of Senator
since that date? That would be a puzzle,
but he did not know that it would affect
the present question, 19:;,
=. ool,a'ol l'i' ol Oeorsia,'
.'io''SSll' " IL '"o ho:hlhS 20 90 WITH
~ hoso,'. 'l'est'oll, Wl'icn was
10 p, & "'a'n, ~ - ~ AI'o",
that ho ,,n,,o m ' Gaor, wv ',,o'I,, e,o,'.,, ,,,,,s
was y, ,oro,,,o,, ] o nooorta,1 -, ~ ~, =
,Iosl, ~ WI ,I;co .l ~ ~ e''I
n;n;storo1 o>' NV tho pro'.;,1""t o.' n" ,,'~ ',u
an3 y ha Wv. toa,r J,;too,., h;', ,ant "o
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cj}''; ;n,. ,,,,I - ~ ~ 'Ia1 =. W ny
calendar.
On motion Of Senator Ration
mo ncnsions 1cGc;cncv an,,,n,,u;
alton bill was taken ND and Soma
tor Eaton moved an amendment
appropriating @I5,NO0 for the
Committee expenses; Of The Senate.
After sonio debate tho amcnd-
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-06-03

'Twixt springtimo fl lower aud autumn fruit
A ripening summer must intervene,
The moon may fly but tho nights pursuit
Shall swcctcn tho day that lies between.
'Twixt childhood q promise, and age full blcst
There lies tho length Of golden chain,
The dawn of toll and the night of rest
Arc linked by pleasures of heart aud brain.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-06-03
Two Views.

Twixt springtimo beauty and autumn dows
A burning summer must intervene,
The morning flies and night pursucs,
But thcrcs always day of toll between.
'Twixt ohildhood's laughter and ages tears
Lies manhood's summer of sweat aud pain;
Tho dawn of youth and the night of years
Are cloft by tho struggles Of heart or brain
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-21
Visitors at Monterey.

MONTEREY, December 20th.-The following
are among those registered at the Hotel Del
Monte to-day: a. G. Bassett and wife,
Frank McCoppin and wife, Miss McCoppin,
Judge s. w. Sanderson and wife, r. d.
Bogart and wife, Miss Mabel E. Yost, +. A.
Clark and wife, F. Toplitz, Miss T. Toplitz
San Francisco Miss B. Toplitz. G. w. Bart
lett, DR.. and Mrs. j. G. Barren and family
York; J. S. Fassett and wife, Elmira, New
York; L. W. Shepard and wife, Bridgeport
Conn; Miss Walker, Miss Carter, Hawaiian
Islands; Mrs. J. A. Frasier, G. S. Sharp
Monterey.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-21
DAILY REC0Rp-gnFos SERIES,
V0LTMK XM-SEsfBER l04.

L. R. Hoffman. Mis- V. Hoffman, In lana !;
Miss NJ. Moore, Hiss A. NJ. Moore. Gin an
natl: Bishop Kin and wife. G. W. Weddess,
San Frarcisco; Herman Levy. New York (;
L. Balte. Germany: J. W. Hollipeswor
and wife, Merrill Hollingsworth, In
dianapolis; James McGelliary, Oak
land, CAL; J. Z. Meaeham. Alameda !;
George II. Christian and family, st Paul,
MINI; Mrs. E. Mayer, New York City l.
9. Greene, Providence, r. l.; II. E. Miller,
Salt Lake City; Charles Andres and wife,
Miss d. Address, Elko, New; g. H. Stoltz,
Idaho; ; Christian Lund. Denver, Col; r. K.
MeGee, Philadelphia, Pa; G, r. MeGill,
J. NJ. Ramsay, William Q. Ziegler. Silver
Cliff, CAL: William Robinson, Buffalo. N.
Y; B. B. Milliken, Oakland; Hook Mason,
San Francisco Mrs Q. G. Perkins, Wiscon-
sin; Mrs. e. B. Montague, San Francisco !;
Miss Nellie Dorcy, Buffalo, n. Y; Mrs. L.
5. Very, Mrs. Mary f. Brown, San Fran.
cisco; Mrs. Francis French, New Hannp-
shire; Miss Hannah Dorge, Cambridge,
Mass; Daniel Bingham, Pennsylvania
Mrs. Francis b. Teviss, Mrs. G. G., Kendall
and son, Kansas; 26 emigrast passengers,
including u males, to arrive in Sacramento
Decpmher 22d
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-21
THE COURTS.
SUPERIOR COURT.
~

MONDAY, December 20, 1880
Estate of R. E. Gogings, deceased-will admitted
to probate Phebe ID. Gogings, Richard Gogings
and Mrs Mann granted letters testamentary. No
tice to creditors in REooRD-UHIoS. A. G. Sweetser
A. Leonard and w. P. Coleman appointed apprais-
erS.
Charles L. Scudder vs.. Oliver Seudder-By con.
sent OF plaintiffs attorneys, Sheriff OF Placer county
ordered to release from attachment all personal prop.
erty held by him Of defendants.
Estate Of William c. Brown, deceased-Hearing
OF petition for letters testamentary continued one
week.
Estate CT Lucie Octave, deceased-Letters tesla
mentary granted to George +. Bronner, Public Ad-
mnistrator. W b. Hamilton, JOS Wallis and J. p
Counts appointed appraisers.
j. n Young vs.. ID. G. Allen ct al.-Decree OF fore
closure and order Of sale filed and entered
G. Larkin VS.. o. b. Fenner-Casc continued one
week.
Estate OF Henry Neubourg, deceased-Decree dis
charging executors.
Estate OF Carrie E. George deceased- Order of
settlement OF final account and distribution
Carrie Mcdowell vs. Charles Hanson Demurrer
to complaint submitted and taken under advise.
ment.
:. John scaando1y vs.. Jane Coonsman Judgment
for defendant.
Estate OF W. H. Lee, disqualification TO Emma
8, 1881.
F. Aiken VS.. His Creditors Hearing OF motion
TO appoint assignee continued till four weeks from
date.
Court adjourned.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-21
NEVADA.
Passengers Passing Carlsn.

CARLIN, December Doth. The following
passengers passed Carlin to-day, to arrive in
Sacramento tomorrow: w. Fl. Martin, wife
and son, Mrs. II. Harlow, San Francisco /;
Mrs. M. w. Cody and son. Sacramento ;
Mrs E. D. Barber and child, New York T..
J. Dinner. Indianapolis Thomas Lett Stall
schmidt, London; B. F. Tichenor, Chicago
Clinton Jones and wife, San Francisco; A.
E. Hoffman and family, J. r. Hoffman, Mrs.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-21
OREGON.
ChildIen Injured by Giant Powder
rtridge = Weather = Charged with

ChtldEen Injured by Giant Powder
C rtridge Weather = Charged with
Fraud.
PORTLAND, December 20th.-A lad named
Howard Wilson, in East Portland, received
yesterday very serious injuries by the explo-
sion of giant powder cartridge The boy
is in precarious condition, but it is thought
will recover. His little sister Julia, VINO
happened to be standing near, also received
very painful injuries.
The weather here is cold and cloudy Cold
weather is still reported up the Columbia
L. Besser, ex-Chief OF Police, has preferred
formal charges against Mayor D. P. Thomp-
son, accusing the latter of having made false
statement to the Assessor in regard to the
amount of property owned by him, thus evaL-
ing his just taxes. The matterwas presented
to the Common Council anc an investigation
of the charges referred to committee of that
body. This committee to-day adjourned
until Friday. Similar charges were preferred
by Besser last year, which were investigated
by the Council and reported groundless. The
public generally consider the charges mali.
cious, and without foundation in fact.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-21

THERE Is NO AFFINITY between cheap and
useless beef, wine and iron tonics and the
LiebiR Company's Coca Beef Tonic, real
renovant of strength and restorative of
health. $ 1t is the best tonic there is. Ev-
cry physician to whom I have recommended
It has found it so," says Professor Fl. B.
Drake, M. D., Detroit, Mich. Beware of
cheap, worthless limitations under our and
similar names. Ask for Coca Beef Tonic.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-21
Passengers Passing ,Ioiare.

MoJAvE, December 20th.-The following
overland passengers, by Southern Pacific
Railroad, passed Mojave to-day, to arrive in
San Francisco tomorrow G. w. Moore,
Santa Ana Miss F. E. Behonson, Mrs. r.
l.. Comins, San Francisco; A. Dobis, Tue
son F. A. Frank, San Francisco E. Ar
1ington, Oakland J. Brown, Olanea John
Lansbury, Arizona J. Woca, William
Skaggs, San Francisco j. G.. Corsig, Ven
tura J. NJ McCalligan, San Jose J. M.
Luce, DIR. Mookladd, Charles w. Bryant, L.
B. Bishop, A. Prou, San Francisco; A. w.
Beckworth, Ventura; Alex. Delong, Mon
tana; G.. w. Maynard, New York Mrs
Bishop. Mrs. Maud Walton, Santa Monica |;
Miss Emma Scholle, San Francisco; F.
Clark. Pennsylvania.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Found Bead.

PORT TOWNSEND, December I9th.-The
dead body of man named Gelden, COM
monty known as Crazy George" was dis
covered in the woods on San Juan Island on
Tuesday last. Deceased was an old resident
of that place, and was engaged in chopping
wood at the time of his death, which was
caused probably by heart disease.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-21
IDAIEG.
suicide of a Respected Citizen.

BOISE CITY, December 20sh. William M.
Mccullough. of this city, aged 4S committed
suicide this morning about o'clock by shoot
ing himself in the head in his room with a
pistol. He was very much respected as a
citizen, and no Cause for the rash act is
known, except that he was in embarrassed
circumstances. His only relative here is a
sister, Mrs. W. A. Goulders.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-21
PACIFIC COAST.
SPECIAL TO THE RECORD -usIosl
SHOCKING AFFAIR AT VALLEJO.
A Woman Falls Into a Well and is
Drowned.
RAILROAD wAsHoUr IN coLUsA COUNTY.
Smith Sentenced at Nevada to Twenty
Years imprisonment.
GRADING c0MMEEcED AT SAN DIEGO.
Proposed Investigation into the Late
Alta Deal.
RAILROAD wAsHoUr IN coLUsA COUNTY
Smith Sentenced at Nevada to Twenty
Years Imprisonment.
GRADING COMMENCED AT SAN DIEGO.
Proposed Investigation into the Late
Alta Deal
CALIFORNIA.
The Late Deal i'm AIfa-Proposed lnvestf-
CATION,

ut E1itc DcdI Atta-ETOpOScu 11Ntsst'
CATION.
SAN FRANCISCO, December 20th.-On &C.
count of the loud talk on the street regard
ing the late deal in Alta, w. +. Meyers,
President of the company, called meeting
Of the Trustees, to be held at 10 o'clock this
morning, to begin an official investigation.
Although a majority of the Alta Trustees
were in town no quorum was present at the
meeting, Messrs. Cook, Graves and Wood
being absent. President Meyers accordingly
adjourned the meeting until tomorrow after
noon at o'clock, and measures will be taken
to force the unwilling portion of the Directors
to be present. A meeting of stockholders of the
company has also been called for Tuesday even
Grayson, H. M. Levy and Marius HoeAich.
Important business will be brought before the
meeting in connection with the recent trans.
actions
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Found Frozen to Death. .

WALLA WALLA, December 20th.-A man
named Van Buren, was found frozen to death
between Florence and Slate creek, Northern
Idaho. He became bewildered and left the
usual route, which was covered with snow.
Two men named Christie and McHale, who
left Florence two days after him, noticed
tracks off the trail. and on their arrival at
Slate creek found that deceased had not ar.
rived. Search was made and the body found.
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woman Dro,,ned in a Wen.

VALLEJO, December 20th.-Bridget, the
wife of Patrick Landrigan, blind man, met
her death this afternoon by drowning in a
well. The earth surrounding the upper curb
ing caved and shot her down through the
lower curbing, the wood being rotten and she
weighing about 200 pounds. Although help
was at hand. no rope long enough could be
procured in time to save her from sinking.
She was brought to the top of the well once,
slipped off and again let her fall distance OF
twenty-five or thirty feet. She was finally
raised and an hour spent in endeavoring to
restore life. She was an old resident of Val
lejo and has sister residing in San Fran.
cisco by the name of Ann Bowens. She
leaves a married step-daughter, but no other
children.
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ARIZONA.
The Comstock RlvaIed.

TOMBSTONE, December 2Oth.-The Grand
Central have struck ore on the 300-foot level,
the Contention at 400 and the Head Center
at 410-all dipping east. This establishes
the permanency of the camp, and Tomb
stoners claim that they have more dividends
in sight than were ever shown on the Com
stock at the same depth,
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The Ronanza suif.

SAN Francisco, December 20th-Testi.
mony in the case of John I'll. Burke VS.. Jas.
G. Flood ct al. to recover 80. 429, 600, hav.
ing closed on Friday last, argument of coun
sci thereon was commenced to-day before
Judge Sullivan, sitting without jury. John
Trehane, counsel for Mr.. Burke, occupied
the entire day in the opening argument for the
plaintiff. He reviewed the testimony at
length, and cited numerous authorities. O.
j.. Hilleyer, for defendants. will reply to.
morrow, probably followed by Hall McAllis.
ter, when Nathaniel Bennett will close for
the plaintiff on Thursday