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AN OLD HANGING CASE.


Death of the Oldest Person in New
Hampshire-Singui guiar Incident
a. 3, in her Life -
Mrs. Betsey p. Eastman died in Salisbury,
New Hampshire, few days since, in her
one hundred and fifth year. She. was sup
posed to.be the Oldest person in the State.
An incident connected with her life is
worthy of mention. Soon after the execu-
ton of Mrs. Surratt in Washington, a per-
SON accidentally mentioned that fact in
Mrs. Eastman's presence, when she imme-
diately exclaimed with solemn en-
phasis,s ssI was the means of woman
being hung once.n She referred to the exc
cution cot Ruth Blay, which occurred at
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, December
80. 1858.
1t appears that this woman was the
school teacher of Mrs. Eastman when the
latter was about six years OF age. One
day, through illness, Ruth Blay was abb
sent, and the children were all at play
Mrs. Eastman said she found loose board
in the school room floor, and got under-l
meath the building, where she discovered a
bundlewrapped in white cloth, in which
there was dead infant. The corpse
proved tOsbe the child of her teacher, who
was arrested for murder, convicted and
hung. A reprieve came for her on the day
of her execution, but the sheriff wanted a
warm dinner, and swung her off a few mo-
ments before the appointed time. Circum-
stances afCerward seemed to prove that
Ruth Blay's child was still-born and that
she was not murderess. -ssa,
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a nepIorabIe Tragedx at london.

The London (Canada) correspondence OF
the Toronto Globe, writing September oath,
saws A deplorable case of attempted mur-
der and suicide occurred to-day at q tavern
on Westminster street, known as the Ivy
Green, short distance from Westminster
bridge. Itappears that the deceased, Mr..
Thomas Francis, has for some time been
separated from his wife. A mutual agree
ment having been arrived at in November
last, by which she retained possession of
the tavern property, he went to board in
the city. Since that time he has, on three
or four occasions, visited the house, and
proposed to his wife to settle the difficulties
that existed between them. She would have
nothing to do with him, and forbade him
coming near the place. This morning,
about eleven O'clock, he was observed near
ing the house, and Mrs. Francis, seeing he
was about to pay her another visit, went
into the front room, taking the servant
girl, Ann Pickering. with her A few
minutes atterward, Mr.. Francis came in,
and commenced q conversation with Mrs.
Francis relative to returning to live with
her. She told him she did not wish to be
troubled, and de.ired him not to repeat his
visits, as they were painful to her. He got
in a rage, shook his cane at her and the
girl. and 'swore at them. go
Mrs. Francis observed at this time that
he had pistol in the pocket of his pants.
Francis then went out into the back bard,
but shortly returned. He stood in the
doorway with his left hand behind his
bsck, and graspiag the pistol, which after
wards proved to be revolver. Mrs.
Francis was seated at table some three
yards distant. AS soon as she saw the
pistol she. stood up, with the inten-
tion of, taking the weapon from
him, when he raised his arm, pointed
the pistol at her, and fired. She made her
way out, and ran across the road to neigh
bof's house. He next turned his attention
to the servant girl and his son, Henry,
Francis, q young lad, standing, near. He
pointed the pistol at them. but they es-
capped rom the house. Mrs. Francis, then
sent the girl after the police, and shortly
after she heard another shot fired in the
house. Suspecting what had happened,
she crossed over to the house, and was told
by man who had entered the house before
her, that he had shot himself, and was dead.
He was found on lounge in the front
room, near window.
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hmbus, Ohio. On and after Monday, April 2s. 1857.
efna viii run IS follows; ~ ,dee
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-11

.This train leaves Sunday night-not Saturday.
JAMES PATTERSON Agent.0
rtttle miami a &Columbusdsxe xenia b .R.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-28

..s. -
Our eotssocs,r II o. Cbasei1stios :
moss than 3sh1 !, - hpisas1uesly m
proudly trienphaaL "a A sFs1E cssssss teths
Dsnocsaeyis aanssaesl Viii : Aoesish q
tranpsss, "a se,tsaa Sssgant s1fEacts ~
made il d6anonaiESGioa Of The ssnndnsss d
his conversion tosAs faith. And 40 would
our resEers susssf They Dsst sivsk up, fos
il u no otLsr tbes Wendell Phalips. Az!
Wendell PhillipA whose batteries q vitups-
ration, misfepressssatien and salumny,
played unceAsiuS 80 the "slAvs hound q
Illinois," - be delighted to csll Abraham
Lincoln, during ~ progress Of H. Adminis.
trs.ion, is SOW tsFpisg his trensaloas e.
ginery agaisss Grant. And our nd hbor q
the Comstdstion josously svails himself o.
tho aid and comfort furnished BY ~ column,
Of Wendell PHILIPPE organ, in his onslausb,
on the purest patriot and greatest captain ol
the age. 81
We are thankful that Wendell Phillips op-
poses General Grant, and we are pleased 10
see the ConAit4ion encircls Wendell % il
lovn1e ie5lgcss ~ Join forces viii him in
his HtbkxlEkfe pa .h.s illastrioos Bsn.
When the extremists unite their forces
against such man as Grant We feel assured
that man of sense, Of honesty and OF patriot
Ism. swalls every where, irrespective of forsse,
political ties, rally to his standard. And hat
the soldiers Of the Union, with Indignant en-
ergy and Astounding loyalty and love for iheir
General, will press forward in serted col.
amns upon the ranks OF bic defamers and
enemi6s.
The Superintendent made by Wendell Rhil-
lips that he prefers PendIeton to Grant for
the Presidency, 30 triumphsntly quoted by
our contemporary, is worth nyrisds Of votes
TO the great General of the loyal forces Of the
Union. For no soldier, and no loyal e tiof,
mas ,ssiil agree with Wendell Phillips ,xi1sE II
is {" better far that We should trus. the helm
to Pendletoa.n And now that he has &c
frankly announced the haven TO which he is
stsetioe. 1hsrs Seill fsx be found 70 axe pas
sage on his ship, while the masses of the pc
pie everywhere will lie stimulated to greater
promptness and unanimity in enlisting unde,
the loyal banner Of Liberty and Union, Gran,
and Victory.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-28
DEAN TO JoHNsos.

The MI. Pleasant Tree Press has a letter
and q little story. The little story Introduces
the letter. The letter purports to be from
the Crest unwashed to His Accidenev. The
little story aud the letter are ss follows;
lie following letter was picked IN lsst
week by hunter returning from the woods. n
lew RODS from the residence of Henry Cisy
Dean, and as Andy Johnson has published
one SIDE OF his private correspondence, VIZ
see no reason why the other shouId be ann.
pressed. The latter is Of old date, and was
probably copied before being sent to .the
man IN the White House. 1t was given ms
Tor whatever disposal we chose To make OF il
How 1t come where found We do no. know
but suppose that the wind had been ..rlayine
fantastic tricks with tyour obt servant. !.
The letter reads as follows. Make your own
comments:
Mr., PfsAsASr, Iowa. 10Th August yss-
lis lxeelieney, Hon. Andrew johnson. President
of the United S.ates 'A'"'
HOY SIR; Advice is cheap opinions cost Moth
ing | therefore offer nv own
II Is NOT your duty to enforce an uneon stntiap,l
Jaw, inough The supreme Court may not have
70 decided It, Andrvw Jackson held the true Y,oc.
rt"c-to carry out the Constitution ms U,.,a.~
stood ii. That is tho duty Of every p,..;sa,,
ny General jackson carried this doctrine still,
iArther; that he bnd .ght to eos.trv. the O.
sutution against the decisions of tn. San, -.
Court IN regard 20 his own daiy. When the = i
conflict Of opinion between The Preside, -
congress. the President must follow his 49,,
sictions until Congress interreacs, T.r go,
mol 70 execute those Internal lava ., tyr.,n, ~
ensiave the South after havinr acap, ,,d ,has ~
constitutional. Make ,on.-~.sI.:'
these bills before the court. TT. 1, 49, -
your only safety presislenf never receives W
IS never entitled 70 sympathy. He Nas, eas, ana
ooea'ence Or slah 10 oontsv. OF. Ne b.. a,,a;"'
navies nua tfeasaries. lie has two.b;ra. - -,
Who're hg ms men of the country ready !, 90
Rroe the Casstitution a. he aude,.t.nIs u ~ III
i by his timidity he Suffers whole cons... M
him. "ses WIN faiiupon
In Jehovah's great name ..,,m. .o,,
eIfiy ohe the constitution you write il i, ~,
hessaees-and the esaAtry win be dcl,r.,.a ~,
WI. raiiy 70 the suppost of CONSTITUTIONAL s,a.N
etnmeat. Your timidity intimda,.s o,h..
WIN rum Yourself and the country. Dc.,.as nv
integrity Ut the States, and b. roa,ss .ne
Cabinet. 0se yoM sscs
holiness would hive saved Won :,
your enemies are towards. The mnnlsr.. 81 So
.on, 80 coward Bee.nse you are 50 rrenna., +,
men WAC were always opposed to Won in The
OF truth write what believe 10 he 49,. Ie sP''n
1t Is my duty. our Or, sor ~ - rue because
HENRY CLAY DaAx
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~
low 4 ITE N ..

With what class of men and in what
style the new counties OF Iowa are filling up
and building up, witness this from the Mills
tounty Opinion: = As IN evidence Of the
thrift of orr farmers We instance Mr.. Ed
ward Ward, Of lngraham TIP. Possessing q
line f.rm, well fenced, be has erected during
the past summer q fine, substantial residence,
costing upwards Of six thousand dollars. liz
has also built costly farm buildings. Hons
Vim. Hale insured for him the other day
buildings to tAey smoaft Of Sill soc. Come
10 Mills coasy n ySSxa1,tS get rich.s'
Tho Clinton Herald nominates Rev. C.
| House.
according to the list which Secretary
Wright sends us, there are in Iowa l43 news
papers and publications. OF these, is ag-
r.cultural, temperance legal, + <dacas
ilspsl, Iaa politic..; Of these 81 are nemos
cratic and hi Republican. ~ .az -
Charlie Aldficb, Of the Marshaltown
Times, has Invented wood type cabinet,
which the .Seieni!fc Americaa pronounces
. extremely simple in It's construction, and
n use most efficient and prscticsble =
"A railroad company vas oreanizsd 81
dubuque last Friday, called the !" Dubuque.
Bellevue and Sabula Railroad Company,
which is to run from Dubuque to Sabula, OPP
pas site Savanna. Ill, distance of tlir;y-fye
oashly en,erprisins railroad men in the
Northwest. Was elected President. This is
lang step toward the building OF the road
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-28

IS SAID mat the inhabitants of St. Thor.
- will vote against annexation to ,ha -,
o'ates. ~ al means, let them do it. .Ths,
nave our full consent.to remain a thew :.
,of the next thoasand yes.s, eajoyi.r ths,,
1snish sovsrnmsnt, and their sartAou.te.
IAoss ~ laSufisssf which ~ wouldn'. h.,.
Oonsrsss deprive then b, purchase,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-28

lr has been said that John Hickman. Of
Pennsylvania, has fallen back into the ranks
OF the Democracy. In reference to this re-
port his home paper says:
Mr.. Hickman was at Washington on b,ss;-
ness entirely private, but not political Ne !,
not Tor hancock, or for any other mss, fos
PRESIDENT, who is not fully identified with
Kepabiicsn principles aud 20 far fros lov
erlns the platform Of the Republics parry.
ne IS IN favor of elevating it still higher. NJ.
hickma will go to Harrisburg in obedience
70 sae eau OF the people of Chester county,
ana will be fonnd the advocate Of honest leg
islation. public economy, and high.toned
Repubiicanism. ''''''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-28

rHr Rurlif gton Hqwk-Eye and the Musca
tine Journal are severe upon Congressman
/ wilson of this State, for his conduct in refer
enee to the Impeachment. Of the President
II looks very much as though they had come
10 clay out Mr.. Wilson, politically, and
have him deeent'y buried. -Keokuk Consfi-
| tuition.
il appears tina, Congressman wilson ha.
ssyed the Burlington Howk Eye and Musca-
iiae Journal all labor in the grave-dirginp
line. That sort Of political work is invaria-
bis done by The pohti cinns thems .lvcs. 9he
newspapers only write the epitaphs. That is
all - Nascutiae Jons7asl.
I bat funeral, which the Constitution, Jour.
nal and Hami-Eyc seem to be equally desir-
oa' should come off, is indefinitely post
pored. Wesdviseth Journal, na,ess it is
Anxions to serve the Coppsrhesd Democracy,
TO qiit slang -whansinx" good Republicans,
and be decent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-28

ANaY JoHf soy is said to be as bite,
agar It Grant recently as Wendell Phillips
h'ms II. With Andy johnson and Wendell
Phil ps both against him, GRATIS success j.
assured beyor peradventure.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-28

Tne New York Ledger of Saturday, Janu-
airy lth, will contain the commencement of q
hcw serial story by Mrs. L. D. N. Sou,h-
worth, entitled "The Malediction, or the
Widows of " idowylle, The story is loca-
ted in Maryland
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-28

TIE New loik Tribune thinks unless Wen.
dell Philips wants to ensure the nomination
Of Grant beyond peradventure, be had bet
ter qait speaking nntiiarter the MAJ .onal Con.
vanlinn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-28

CHARLES IoBpkLI, associate editor of tbe
Ia rose Democrat, who was burned to death
IN The fearful railroad disaster at Angola, was
Oh rs way to Bridgeport, Conn, 10 be mar
ned
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-28

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Lsc.-..9s,v sssdscce would 81 plS&18 MY
s.sd. vh;ch vouId unvsil the mystery which
-.ssItaa = NJ. Iincoln,s death; and / voaA
10 so ;f Mr. Johnson's term OF service ha1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-28

D.
GEs. HANCOCK, whom johnson proposes
to saddle upon the Democratic party as ,s
Presidential candidate, is avery insignliican,
man, and has figured in various subordinate
capacities as fifth rate character He did
some fair fighting ona day on the Peninsula
but subsequently be relansed into his old foey
conservative gait, and failed to come 10 time,
and Sheridan, who was his superior officer.
removed bin fran command during the pro-
gress Of the battle.
Hancock married in st. Louis, and was a
citizen ct that municipality, and returned
there at the close Of the war. IIe was vel
coined ~ the secesh and Copperhead eIe-
ment. and was their candidate for a sword ia
one Of The great fairs held there, and gained
more notofiety hy bis success in tha, coutes,
by the aid of rebel votes, than he ever did
before or since,Atil the special message oil
johnson brought him forward as Presiden-
tial candidate.
lie visited our town something more than
year ago, and those of our citizens who met
him here on the occasion can testify 10 the
extreme Comprehension of his sentiments,
and his utter lack of qualifications appropri-
ate to high and responsible position OF
either military or civil character.
His only merit in the eyes OF the Demo
cratic leaders is his sympathising and .ecesh
fraternizing sentiments and conduct and his
great recommendation in the eyes Of John
son is that be endorses his policy and puts
the loyal people Of the South aud the sol
diers of the Union under subordination TO
the rebel civilians and soldiers Of Dixie.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-28
The White piue Compound Cures
The White Fine Compound.

Il was early In the spring u ~ thA. ,sis oonrpnnd
VAS originated. member OF my family afflicted
with irritation Of the thro ndod With difa.
gre Ate cough. bad us ae months IONS horg ht
hat preparation LAyGg tor lis nsde bat
white fne might be compounded 10 be very Useful
In dscses u ths thnst and langa 10 the VNlls
OF II 10 tht alluded 10, compounded small oman
tsy OF tae medicine THAT had been planning ard
u 10 tespeonul doses. Tbs RESULT was exceedingly
gratifying Within days tha Irritation " the thi ~
was removed, the cough sabsdeJ and speedy
eneotsd Soon sitter this seat to = lady In Lon
donderry, N. who had been suffering for weeks
from rad congh. nccas5heh sudden cold, aud had
rased macus strsaktd with blood. She tounu
lief and ssas for hhc took aboat ten OF
It. and got welt j. n. CLARK. ESQ., editor Of the Man
chester Daily Mirrt made trial OF the prepare
ton In the NJ cold and eure1 ntm@di
atey. lie ans 70 highly pleased Nth ths rssutst ani
~ confident IN success attending its sles ~ pseed be-
tore the public that he finally persuaded io kise II
name, spa s-nd ntinad IN benrht the tuhettug in
NovcmtNr lshh, ht~t fdt, sed II Under tie ~
White fho Compound In two sfars- ltom thai inns
there had been ~h0tsasd ia Manchester HlbHe
hundred dollars WORTH aere the lead ii All ne
position fert 10 kond {st tts II l. yery spGib-
Ing and atttg IL IL pstne, " warming 70 The sts
ach and pleasant stll ID lr ta.te and is cacrt6rRy
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Ms rcmedy fJr ftanry ctrpfaiuts the White pits
Compound stands unrisaed Ii Mas not orsinai4d ler
that pnrfnHs but pciean 10 ust Fl cough NFs
rot only enret ef The cough, bat aiso cgftf ga
Kidney aliGnlty OF ten yf1ts is#GiuE. ftuce hsi sC
ciaeutai discovery m-hy te"us4i l. hsye bNed 81 81 "a
sitlt aud la LetA E5nff cuFed.
The above written by D,. Poland, IL 1850. Fla
then As in aiauehesters lhs Nhta Pine Compound Lts
taken the lead Of all Cough rcmeiies well rteps
ration ter the care Of hdaay difhrais uterts CITY
town, village ant hanie throughout the New EnslAni
States.
TIL. remedy is safe and pleasant to tsls as ia Of
SEXUAL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-28

me Indianapolis Journal says paul B.
nueas'iin, the crest African explorer, a..
rived 10 this city yesterday from Lovie,iI,e.
ne isa small, nervous, wiery Frenchmau.
ana looks like anything but the vigorous.
na'uy ;, ADVENTURE. His lecture last nigh,
was 'ae best one we have had ia INDIANAPOLIS
since lecturing began o'''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-28

Dickens, il is announced will probabl,
give series readings in Plymouth Church
brooklyn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-28

J,lf Constitutional Union party of Mssis-
sipri hold q etate Convention ut jackson on
the 5.h of January.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-28

ErsENE CAssERLY, the new Copperhead
Senator from California, was free-soiler
twenty wears rgo: