Keowee Courier Weekly Editor byline
The Keowee Courier is printed and published weekly by W. H. Trimmier J. W. Norris Jr and E. M. Keith, with editors overseeing local news and community items for the paper.
03 Nov 1849
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Newspaper
Pickens Keowee Courier
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1849
Page
1
The Keowee Courier is printed and published weekly by W. H. Trimmier J. W. Norris Jr and E. M. Keith, with editors overseeing local news and community items for the paper.
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The Nicaragua affair, as of September 14, shows a favorable shift for a ship canal across the Isthmus. The US consul is honored. Nicaragua urges North American support while Britain objects to American declarations on hemispheric rights. The New York Company seeks canal contracts from St Johns to Be leije with Brown and Gan Juan routes debated.
Telegraphic summaries note European powers press for a settlement on Germany's unity and Schleswig-Holstein unrest. Reports from the Danubian provinces and Piedmont reveal ministerial crises and cautious moves toward Cush relations. Admiralty notes hope the True Love and Captain Parke findings near Prince Regenta Inlet may be true, while Kilrush evictions drive emigration amid Irish tenant struggles and landlord clashes. Baltimore Sun previews Bishop Tn hinrleaten works in five volumes detailing his era.
The article discusses a clash over sovereignty and a decree for a contract by the New York Company. It notes Nicaragua’s intent to uphold the contract despite British government positions and highlights telegraphic reports of firm stances by both nations. It suggests Nicaraguan hopes for American government support.
Telegraphed from Charleston with notices from London and Paris discuss Turkish affairs, American policy toward foreign powers, and Lamartine's stance. Dispatches mention Duff Green seeking banking rights for East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad, and a coming independent House organization. Political tensions mix with stockholder meetings in Greenville and Abbeville, Georgia road estimates, and local fire incidents.
About half past eleven last night the town awoke to a cry of fire from Reynolds street. Firefighters found the workshop engine room engulfed in flames. Only surrounding property seen was Ate Toph & Co.'s cotton warehouse, but wind favored the opposite direction and kept the blaze from spreading.
The incident reports Joshua Hammond killed at his residence after his son returned late. The father raised a chair to strike, the son drew a knife injuring the father in the left side, the fatal wound. Coroner Miller summoned a jury and found the murderer, who surrendered and was jailed. The inquest delayed while the culprit was captured three miles from the scene. South Carolinian Oct 22.
The Philadelphia Inquirer mutters of a rumored plot to invade Japan, with claims of funds and ten thousand volunteers, though doubt persists as the President has yet to proclaim such action. Other items report oil springs in Indian Territory, strange fossils in a sheep, and Kossuth’s view of Russia’s future role, plus a tale of a cliffside mine accident and Kentucky slavery debates.
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