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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-18

-OHn or THE B1LtEs or L0uIsvTLLR TAKING
1u1BAkD AGAiNsT HER PAPA's CONSENT.

y rs
[Yrom tho Cincinnati Enquirer, OFT. III
One Of the bellies Of Louisville, KY, quite
famous there as beauty, = reixning toast
with the sallsn.s, and the danRhtsf Of NOR
chant Of that sity, who also has house here
on Front street, near Broadway. aloped from
the paternal domicil at an early hour last
Saturday morning, taking the cars for this
place. She feared, ~ did her lover, that the
indignant father would telegraph hither to
havs their fight stopped, either st the depot
or the Spencer House, whore 1t would be sup
posed they had gone, and accordingly they
left the cars at : station somo twenty-five
miles below the city, and waited there over
Sunday.
The enamored pair were correct in their
hypothesis, for no sooner did the parent
miss his daughter than he, concluding from
some previous suspicions formed, that she
was OF on an independent matrimonial ex-
cursion, engaged the lightning to oppose the
purposes Of love. Policemen went to the
depot and to the hotel the cars and oar
ringes arrived, but tho fair Louisvillian's
pretty face not being visible, they concluded
she had taken another route, and 80 answered
her papa.
Yesterday, however, the maiden and her
adorer arrived, having taken the train for the
city at the station We have mentioned and,
to avoid detection and detention, they re.
paired to the Walnut street House, and were
there united 10 the most quiet and sentiment
al manner possible. They then went TO the
Spencer House, where they had agreed to
meet a number OF their friends, and yester-
day afternoon were as happy ~ most persons
are under like circumstances.
The young bride, We understand, hes oon-
siderable property in her own right, which,
in addition TO her pcrsonal charms, renders
her prize Of no small value. Her father
had another husband for her, 10 his minds
eye at least, but she had ono in her natural
optic, and now has him whore neither parents
nor police have power to interrupt her and
her husbands love, which We hope may burn
forever on the whitealtars Of two sympathet.
ic hearts.
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Inc MOSf Direct.
Reliable ! x1E1EbITxsUs soUTE
TO III Points Eastanl North,
10 VIA Tnn
Chicago. Burlington md Quincy
IN - {,
RAILROAD.
Sure Connections are made With this Road,
Daily at huriinxion, Plymouth anA
Quincy.
- Passengers can ave keokuk Tor Bur nstou
livery Evssrxs--for Plymouth or QutnAy svsaY
Through 70 Chicago In - Hours !
A0-ciscinnal PA.ssaesrs, leaving Ksskuk 4
). m. reach CineinDst the next day q 10 >. n,
Vita only enc change Of CARS.
- This II the quicksst time made. IARE AZ
Low q BY any other route. -WN
kaseerD Passengers naks CIO6x and SURE
East, North aud South last.
0Fare to the East il LOVES By shis rosie
than any other, and Time nuca QUICKEN. -
Through Tickets.
~ al the psincipls roatss, - Rosesa, New York,
Philadslphia Baltimore, Washinsson.
HAssisbuSgh, PittsbsrgA, wheel.
Ing, CinSinnsN, IndisnaPslis.
~Ako, y several di1srsns routes to all ths
'r:sR;1 3 :;a.s.RR. ss'; S,. .,.,.
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D-Aiso, 10 al ths Railroal Cities II Uppss and
Lover Canada, via 0raad Trunk Railway hAnil-
toas Lorento, Kingston. AontFsal and onshsc.
@by the sans Foate 70 Ogdsasburgh, n. r..
PlAtsbsssA. \. T., aad Portland, H..
oAn ,. raocUA1D At fnI
GENERAL RAILROD TICKET OFFICE,
MoSM-St., bstpssM Fira exd Npcesd.
KEOkUK, IOWA.
RAILROAD TICKETS
Good for N uniimite4tsAgtA 81 tine aiiowins
Passengers tostop at any point AID re-
ssestAsis Jess.:{ g lstssrs.
Steamboat reketsgood sntil Ciossof Navigatioa.
ArPasssugsu can obtain Reliable Isfosnseaca
1t this Ones II regard to al Railroad Rost>s in
ths UaiisdstaAss ssd caaAdaa. -
raoUGM m Eaonr Conrn ! rrs
TO AND FROM ALL EABTHRN CITIES can
- made ~ this o3f1ca.
@Dsmasss and 0vs Charge ssrrLsD pHoHrr-
w; GaA.r.., Cal = Freight I, As.a. cAl..se.
J.R.TKWKEDURf,
Oct. .. SD. Agsat, Ksoknk.
JOaEPM nLECH1
ConfscsaonsS,
Main -, 81 Sth and Sth...-.... 1OkUK,
IVA Candies, Pyramids, -. All orders for parties
will b. pronptly attended 10, at the shortest NO
tisss.lsa - uestaPgDvsAsyls
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-18

M FREDERICK LOCKER.

\ Ii ripened by the river banks,
Where, mask and moonlight aiding,
Dcns Whiskerandss play sad prsnks,i
Dark donnas serenadins.
By Moorish maidsn IL was plucksd,
VIZ hrakc nxc> hea<tx -t&hSy ttss4st ;--
BY Saxon sweethcarts Il was sucked
Who threw the peel away, then.
How little thought the London fair,
Or dark eyed girl Of Seville.
That Ishonld feel upon that psei,
And and my proper level.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-18

Scorr JUDICIAL DIsrRlcT.-Dillon, Rep.
candidate for Judge, 10 elected over Bennett,
Dem. and American. The contest was
Aerce one.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-18

SEcoxD CONGRESSIONAL DisrHrcr. - No
doubt 10 entertained Of the election Of Van
dsvsf, Republican.
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u 81 q X u X :
mVlYINEse NOTICE.

Subscriptions for the DAILY GArx CRY, and
wssKIs VALLEY Vine, must be accompanied by
tAs cash In all cases.
Daily subscr bcrs can pay the carrier If they pre-
fer, once In two wceks. The carrier is advised to
require payment in advance, In al cases.
No Job Work delivered until paid for.
All advsrtissnsnts must be paid for in advance,
except In the case Of customers with whom We have
mutual accounts. With such, settlements will be
nade Quarterly.
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> ]. B VO w ELL.
DRUGGIST,

No. t01 MA1n.sl.. KEOKUK.
No Excnse Tor baA BrsAa.
| AN nov preparing very superior article oil
Ysast Powder, which warrsnt 70 Sc q rood Il
not superior 70 my other In tbs market, ana ii
oe.rly one AAn the price. 81, vowkLL,
Kn0 GALLONS Pare Llas..d Oh fa1 ..ls y
IVY 6.B. y0wKLL,
500 KESs rs'. White Led 4 { E; ys 81; !;
ssp0d III Aais-st.
1fl0n Lbs. Prime Potash, Tor sals "
IVY W. 9. 3. VOWEL,
OUU SD. VOWELL,
sePzsd Isl Aaisst.
ON GALS. Spirit Gall, for sale ~
0OO 8. u. v0N1LL,
+ ARD Oh, sssrn Oil, and Yish OIL Tor a.is low
!. .., y :. > y y, Mia.
0oast Eagle TPipela.
THE best article known for cleaning and bar
! nishing Gold, Silver, Copper, Steel, Tin. and
all other netsk; sLo, for cleaning Windows, MIR
'' .:p ass w. S's' $ = s y, n.;...
HAVE Oh hand ! general assortment 81 Ill the
popular pstsas Meaiesass Of tho day, which
s. b. VOWEL,
Sept "a Mo. Isl k.in-s..
nAILHOAD NOTIUE.
NJ OIlCh y hereby given 70 al parties int rested
and tho Ksokuk and Nshrsska Rsilroad Companiss,
aecording % Aet suthoYEing the same, has bssn
Perfested. Tks arttelss Of eGaeolidsAion entered
into for the construction Ok the roaA from Ksasau
qua, Vaa Barren Co., 70 the 1lseooSi rivss and 70
y styled and known - the ksbraska and Bouth
lows RAirsed Ger eaA nov fully anthsFissd TO ear
y ont tssoa3set u their stgnisation:
kALPH r. LOWE, Prss't.
IS. 0SYicr ovrxx NxsaxAxA AxDl
SOur1 Iowa h. h. Co.
The Ssockholdeys of tho Nebraska a1d South
Low. h.ilrosd Co. are hereby notified thst they ~
required 70 pay iustallmsnt Of per esnt. on
thsif s1hesription 90 1hs oapisal stock Of ssid
Company forthwith, 70 H. DsAlAvy, Esd, genera,
b order q tho Board II Director
Ksosa.qaa. JIM. %, Isss3y51 :
vsHn bat SEEING Machine = thsworld ass ne~
! ssid for RI1Tf D0LLAR6.
=. n. Singer ! CO. bssperior family Saving M
eains VIII = fuinishe1 q sls as:ys siss, sa6iAg
All manufacturing neehtnes IN 0satly rsluesd
in price, 70 that any one wishise = ob1aln asw-
Ing nachins On nov ~ einesss q Ahsst ~
sans prize q ~ sasa5 hsnbsg saAhs that ~
Il i annss.ssssy % ssas. ~ sspsser assls
ties Of this maoAins Tor every body knous tkaklps
I'll kinda Of sewing, from The nue6& mix q tho
so.rsest leather, ss1Srs ssrpsssss a eshu hA-
chines.
oAli II, q ssad ordan 70
ostsd Ksoksk, Isvs.
N0W WiNinorV Ao0da.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-18

nT0A Saturday last, = son Of Mr.. Ser
coss, of Prairie du Chen, = lad 10 or IL
years OF age, was killed BY the accidental
discharge Of q gun in tho hands Of play
mate. He and another boy had been playing
together on vacant lot, whom, BY some mis-
hap, the gun in the hands Of his companion
went Of, taking fatal effect upon little Ser
coss. The other boy was 30 frightened that
the only account he could give OF the oc-
currcnoe of the accident WAS that he hsd
"shot lazy Sercoss." The little boy died
soon afterwards. When will parents learn
that firearms are not ft toys for children9
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-18

rfFYF Tyyyg
ilARDW ARE,
ErLyNDIr XsguKrMErT
ron FALL AMI WINTER TRADEI
Grea, Inducements Offered 10
Cash
AND PROMPT TIME BUYERS.
Call and Examine Stock and Prices.
FINEST ST. OK
TO BIZ FOUND IN THE CITY, OF
Builders Hardware.
EVERY DsscslrrIos,
PLAIN ON FANCY,
FROM THE BEST MANUFACTURERS.
~At Prices 10 suit 80
ALL KINDS OF
Houre Furnishing Goods.
Railroad Furnishing Goods.
DIRECT AGENTS FOR
American M q nufa 6 lures
TILLINGHAST, LANE 4 BJJEL,
NO. las mAIN-srREET,
ootl4d sig. 81 BrssAaxs.
- 4 4 1 / ia1jl
Hnsurs Your Merchau1ss stores
anA DweillsUsy
Policies Of Insurance issued Of the lowest
rates, at this Agency, in prompt
paying Oompaniss.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL $500, 900.
PHOENIX INSURANCE CO., or HARTFORD.
CAPITAL 1200, 700.
MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL soc, 900.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE. 90, or HARTFORD.
CAPITAL $3.50, 900.
WIN. W. BELKNAP, Agent,
OctA-dlm Secoad-st near Nafn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-18

CT The spsedisst and most effectuAl mode
the Southern extremists can adopt for break
ing down the National Democracy, and there
by breaking up the Union, 10 TO psrsnade the
Democratic> organisation OF the South 10
agree to allow latitude Of opinion and OF
action on National questions to the Demo
cracy of tho North. II they bring the South
to this indulgence, there will then be no Ma
tionai Democracy, no Union party.-[Wash-
ington Union.
Here We have il officially. The ssDemo-
cratic organisation of the South" il the par
amount authority. 1t must not be persuaded
to agree to ALLOW latitude Of opinion and
action on National questions TO the Democra.
Of the North, or the Union will at once 70
to smash, and miscellaneous things be per-
mitscd TO rip generally. -[Cincinnati Com
mercial.
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= Recipe Tor Punch .

"a little sugar TO make II sweet,
A little lemon 10 make il sour,
A little water to make 1t weak,
And little brandy to give it power -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-18

HoRRiBLx.--Samucl Greene, acolored man,
Methodist preacher, has been sentenced to
ten years imprisonment 10 the penitentiary in
Maryland, for having in his possession vol
ume Of Uncle Toms Cabin. lie has already
been imprisoned year. The case has been
brought before the Methodist Church, and it
is to be hoped that general effort will be
made by the denomination to obtain his re-
lease. Such cruelty 40 this does more against
slavery than oil the efforts Of aboltionists.- -
An institution that requires such means to
supporti il, excites the horror Of every friend
Of humanity.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-18

GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GooDs!t'
offered IN this city, al VI which are Cut, Mads
and trimmed IN superior style, expressly for re-
failing, and which can be foand Il the Oh stand.
No, l26 northwest corner Main and Vi,s streets.
q. w. SPROULE e Co..
ectlsdkwIm N. Louaa. ma.
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Lows. sAnuEls. CURTIS. rnIxsLs

Dr. 4oMHs JuDrc1AI DssERIcr. Gray, Re-
publisan, = elected Judge BY $50 majority.
0sd 1sysu, Dem. il elected District Attor-
nsy By 100.
WArxLLo JuDIcIAL DisrRIcr.-Townsend
who ran ~ ~ independent candidate for
Judge against Hendershott, DEM, il tri.
umphantly elected. There was much feeling
and smArt contest 10 the district.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

wanted.
OLA young man, merchant, 81 present a In
~ valid. room and board with private family,
Within FIVE minutes walk Of the corner Of "a nd
Main streets. Pleaie leave communicates At
Wilkinson : Ding Store, o6 Main-st.
octISd8t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-18

The old court house, where the election
was held, and while the canvass Of the votes
was progressing, At 81 O'Clock this morning,
took IRE and burned entirely to the ground.
Loss small, rs the building was an old rick.
ETY. affair, and had been abandoned for the
uses u court house. The next term Of
the Circuit Court will be held ia tho new
court house, the finest court heuss ia the
State.--fIows CITY Rep.
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ME hnlf Of the house southeast corner Of Ex
Y change and 9Th stfssts. The rooms sre en-
modicus, well finished, and conveniently arranged
Rent viii be taken In board. Inquire on TIL
premises. rocti6d6t
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FINE CLOTHING
Gentlemens Furnishing Goods

ME have on hand, and are daily resolving from
~ our excessive mandatory In Nov York, the
Largest, riness ana Msss Csmpiess
M STOCK or
Clothing
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-18

- OrYicE o. rxx NxsaxAxA Axpl
Eouru Iowa n. II. Co.
The Stockholders 81 tho Nebraska and South
lows nsslrOad Co. are hereby notified that they a.
required 70 pay iustsllmsnt Of Per ssnt. on
thsir sahsseiytion 90 ahs capital stock Of said
Agsat.
BY order " tho Board " Directors J.
=. MAYNk, Hse'y. q
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YoRKVlLLE, S. c.
We are very DESTROYS to give particula

hSa We are very DESTROYS to give particular
attention to the local department Of our paper;
and to this end, we would ask our friends IN the
various portions of the District, Postmasters anu
others, to give us reliable accounts Of whatever
matters of general interest, that may transp're 10
their respective localities. Notices of Marriages
and Deaths wills be promptly inserted, when &C
companied by a responsible name. Announce
ments of religious and temperance meetings will
be inserted with pleasure, and without charge,
nea. Personal Communications, when admissi-
BILE: communications of limited or individual in.
terest, or recommendations of Candidates for Of
fees of honor, profit or trust, will be charged
for at from % to 10 cents per line.
Our friends, Clergymen, Postmasters and 9TH
ers. can, and we trust will, old US materially in
contributing Interesting items, of this nature to
our columns.
~ In order to encourage the efforts of all
who are favorable to our enterprise, we propose
to send a copy of the ENQUIRER, gratis, to any one
making up q club of ten subscribers and sending
SIG, in advance. To clubs of six, the paper will
be sent for $40 so, with an extra copyto the person
making the club.
n6S- VIM. P. McFApDEN, Esq, and M. JONES,
are authorized to act as agents for the ENQUIRER,
receive money and give receipts for the office.
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CORRESPONDENTS.

We have received from Judge O'NRALI a sketch
Of Judge SM1rH-at one time a leading man In
our District and one of the strongest men in the
State. As we shall be absent for q week, in at
tendance upon the reviews, we take the liberty OF
d~eferring the publication until our return, Judge
o'NBALL will accept our thanks for this much
esteemed favor.
The article of ~. B." will be published on the
outside page, next week. We consent to the pub
location with much reluctance-inasmuch as 1t is
couched in terms, and contains severe personal
illusions, which should not be admitted into the
columns of a public journal. Inadvertently
however, we inserted the communication" by a
Merchant" which We have since learned con-
tanned illusions in some degree justifying the ex-
hibition of personal feeling on the part of 81. b.
and We publish the reply, simply as an act OF
justice. Here, as far as the ENQUIRER is con-
cerned, the controversy must end.
We must add the remark that in choosing when
and how, and whether at oil, to publish contribu-
tions. we are in the habit of consulting our own
convenience and our ewn sense Of propriety.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-08-19

ore two shades Of opinion in the Democratic party:
one, the States Rights Democrats; the other,
latitudindsians. The State Rights wing, so hr
as the Democratic party South are concerned are
with the ideas of Mr.. CALHOUN. This IS
the political school we should encourage. : In thus
acting with the Democratic party, we inaugurato
no new policy; We only follow the example of Mr..
Calhoun. But it may be after all, in spite of our
utmost wisdom, that the enemies Of the South
may attain possession Of the Government. In
this case, Mr.. Boyce had no hesitation in saying
that ue ought instantly, to withdraw from the
confederacy.. The election of an Aholitionist to
the Presidency, or one pledged to carry out that
policy, upon o programme of principles hostile
to the South, would Indicate such q settled purpose
to destroy us, thst it would be madness in us to
await the final blow. Resistance would necessa-
rily involve all the South, occurring as it would in
the midst of extreme transportation. The result
would be a new confederacy; or an amendment Of
the Constitution, disposing Of the slavery question
forever. Mr.. Boyce's policy, therefore, while it
contemplates the utmost prudence, in advance
looks to the alienation of the most desperate meas
ures Upon certain contingencies. He would do every
thing possible, consistent with our honor and safe.
ty, to avoid revolution. He did not style himself
an amateur revolutionist, but when no other ale.
vistionremains, he would adopt revolution with,
out hesitation.
Mr.. Boyce referred to our late difficulties with
.GreatBritainj and said there was at no time any
serious danger Of war. England wns in no con-
dition to 20 to war with us. Her immense Nation
nj debt, her revolution in India, her complications
in China, Russia offended, France brooding ovel
unavenged wrongs, all forbade the idea OF hei
hunting up n war with us. 1t was our interest
also, to avoid a war with her. To the South il
would have been m unfavorable measure, ending
as it must have done, in the conquest Of the Cana
das. and other adjacent British possessions, thus
adding dangerously to the powers of the fret
States. Mr.. Boyce, therefore, said he-was utter
ly opposed to war with England, If 1t could b.
honorably avoided.
Mr.. Boyce also referred to the Mormon Difficult
ties, and was g~ratifod at their peaceful settlement
He had advocated q conciliatory course towards
the Mormons, and the result justified his recon-
meudations. By the exercise of common sense,
we had escaped on immensely expensive war; the
cruel necessity of a civil war andmany other dan
oaru
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feeling and sound, earnest thought. He took &C.
casion to present o timely word in behalf Of our
Free sehools-suggesting inter ala, that many Of
the faults of our system might be traced to the
luke. warmness exhibited by our Boards of Com
missioners. We are very much inclined to the
belief, expressed by his Excellency' that with q
larger appropriation and q more judicious and en-
lishtened management of the fund, our present
system might be made to answer the very highest
purposes. As it is now managed, however, 1t is
well-nigh a waste of money.
In a stirring and patriotic allusion to the price
less legacy We have in Kings Mountain, the Gov
ernor ventured the suggestion that. the Regiment
take the initiative in the erection of q monument,
to mark this, the most glorious battlefield Of the
Revolution. We hope, sincerely, that the sugges
ton will not be- unheeded. Once in motion, the
ball will gather as it rolls; and we have confidence
enough in the grateful patriotism Of the peopleto
believe that the movement, thus made, would be
triumphant, We trust that Col. Mc0oRKLE will
make the effort, and thus identify himself and bis
gallant Regiment with the imperishable memories
of the 'sgrand old Mountain" Let the trial be
made!
In the afternoon, the "Eplrribus rnHm," ave
plus Ulra," the great Norwegian Menagerie,"
commanded by Captain PELEo Q. C. STONE PM
LANDER DoEsr1cKs, made their appearance in the
highways and by-ways of town, and, followed by
a crowd almost as grosesaue and picturesque as
the masuueraders themselves, added ahuge supply
Of fun and frolick to the days entertainment. II
a departure from the human and the beautiful IS
the criterion, the parade was o decided success.
Just such a crowd we never saw, except in mag
nation, when pouring over the sublime conceptions
of sPsradise Lost" But all, young and old, en-
loved it fnely-leaving ample testimony to the
truth
ga little nonsense. now and then,
Is relished by the wisest men.
To soap the climatic place the cap'stone In
the arch-to pronounce peroratiou worthy to be
told-let us record it that the crowd kept them
selves in good order and soberness t. tao last. In
olden times, general musters were rendered a.
NOUS and our streets run riot with drunkenness
and brawling andfghting. Butnow a change has
come over us, and our people know how 70 con-
gregate in soberness and in sobernes1 and good
feeling to dispense. Horror: all honor! to the
men and the cause which have worked n moral
revolution, as wonderful as it is heart-cheering
Such works cast into nothingness the doughty
deeds of knighterrantry, and demand a prOuder
record on the page of the worlds history. Let
the work 20 on, and the record willbe made;
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pcntine-u use as n mouth wash once . day for two
days, and drench with one pint Of salt and water.
The following is from the Lexington Flag:
Take one table spoon full Of wagon tar, one OF
salt, one of soft soap, o tea spoon full Of copperas,
q piece of asafoetida about the size Of a peach
seed. Put on o bride bit wrappedtwo or three
times round with thick cotton cloth tied well ut
each end, to keep it on the bit, putt on tie cow
on as soon as you discover it on the beast.
A correspondent from Sumter, writing to the
Mercury, sa5s: q.
have found no remedy TO succeed 70 usif as
one. composed r of salt, vinegar, and pepper. made
strong, and q wine glass full poured into their
mouths two or three times o day:
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ADVERTISEMENT |.
COL. z, p. HERNDON,

Mr.. Editor Already, the names Of several dis
tinguished gentlemen have been presented to the
public, as worthy of the Guberuatorial mantle.
Without intending to question the claims of any
one mentioned in this connection, w would add
one more name to the list Of enthusiastically
P. HERNDoN. Extensively known as an able law
yer; q gentleman as unambitious as u~nassuming,
distinguished for his eminent abilities and high
moral integrity; none would fill this responsible
post with more dignity and fidelity than Col.
HERxpoN. His selection as the next Governor Of
South Carolina would crafty the whole
UP COUNTRY,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-08-19
A TEMPERANCE NEWSPAPER.

On the fourth page Of this issue, will be found
the prospectus of a new temperance newspaper,
to be published at Bennettsville, Sc. 1t will be
devoted chiefly to the interests of the Sons of
Temperance, and toAsuch we cordially recommend
it. Arrangements have been effected to ensure its
permanent establishment; and being under the
editorial control of our friend, H. JUDGE Moore,
will be entirely worthy the support of the friends
Of, moral reform throughout the State. We will
take pleasure in receiving subscriptions. Price,
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