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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-23

DETROIT, Oct. 22.-Geo. johnson,
who attempted to assassinate Allen
Penkerton last week, waived an ex-
animation to-day, and committed to
await trial In the Recorders Court.
November I'd, IN default Of SIS, 900
bail. sv4R nfaw nrr Ha w
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-23

READING, Penn. Oct. 21.-Stand-
ing Committees were appointed at the
Presbyterian Synod. Contributions
Tor home missions for the year are
about $4,000.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-23

MILwAUKEE. Wis, October o.
Senator Wilson, of Mass, addresses
the Republicans tonight. a torch.
light procession of over a thousand
escorted him to the Rink.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-23

WHEELING, w. Va, Oct. 22.-The
election throughout the State passed
off quietly, large vote being polled.
The ticket is long and the returns will
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-23

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. October 22.-
The I'ress has a special dispatch,
saws: Information has been received
Of the assassination of Robert Gray.
Justice of the Peace of Guido Parish
on the 14th inst, and Bermond Soul
ct, Sheriff of Hoxville, while in bed
with his wife. on the 10Th inst.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-23
Proposals.

G EAEED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- received at the County Auditors Office
until the first MOndSy In December, 1903.
tor keeping the County Asylum. The
county furnishes the buildings and farm.
The keeper OF the Asylum rs required 10
clothing and bedding required, cons sting
in wooden clothes for Winter and coion
clothes for Summer. The stck minutes TO
have such diet as the attending physici an
prescrfbes. Ia1or OF inmates Is not to bs
applied outside or the premises, and the
perform labor. The Coui ty co 4 mission
ers retain the right 10 reject any or alt
proposals. Failure to comply with con-
tract attended with the immedf te dis
charge OF the keeper. Bids to be for the
COUNTY Poor House and inmates in buik,
for transient paupers at y per diem rate.
Particulars for diet, etc, furnished al INV
Office. VICTOR BIScH,
oci7 4Wdw AVG,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-23
EUROPE.
BY Atlantic telegraph,
Races at New MaFket-GeneFaI Ser.
ranO Writes Letter TO the Ed.
tor or the GaulOls."
FRANCE.

PARIS, Oct. 21.-Gen. Serrano has
written letter TO the editor of the
GosIois, declaring in favor of mon
archy as best suited to the state Of
Spain. He says, however, that the
leaders of the rebellion have resolved
to act entirely in accordance with the
voice of the people, as to what form
of government shall be adopted for
the country. 1t Is reported that Fer
dinand has accepted the proposal to
come forward as a candidate for the
Throne of Spain.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, Oct. 21-Two races at
Newmarket to-day was walked over.
The Sweepstakes of one hundred
slvereigns was won by Night Jar, and
the race for twenty five soVereigns
was won by Saville's colt.
LONDON, October 22-The Prince
and Princess Gerginti have arrived at
Brighton. The Queen of Spain is
also expected there.
SPAIN.
MADRID, Oct. 22.-The Central
Provisional Junta- held its last session
yesterday. Resolutions were adopted
urging the abolition of capital pun
ishment, the removal of prisons from
Spain to Africa and the Philippine
Islands, and the Formation of volun-
teer rife associations throughout the
country. After recommending all
local provisional juntas to follow its
example, the Central Junta dissolved.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-23

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 22-2P.M.
CoTroN-Quiet, steady and unchanged.
BREADsTUFFs-Dull and unchanged.
FRoVIsIoNs Lard advanced to Is, which
checked transactions; TaIlow advanced
TO 52s. aza
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-23
European Market.

By Cable 81 TIaI IoHDoN. Oc, % o.,
CoNsULs-94Ss; Bonds 7316.
RAILWAY sHAREs-steady; Illinois Cen
traI 81; Erie 3Is<
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-23
ST. LOUIS.

SaiiOnaI Board OF Trade-St. LOuis
Boar OF TFade-PendletOn Gan't
Eiil His Appointments In Missouri
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-23
Sold Out.

Apples ! Apples! Apples
YUSs RECEIVED ST TnE RUKLD-
e. RS, ESiPORluM, and Tor sale TO
100 barrels choice Winter Apples
BABCOCK 81 STEELE
South Water street,
oc9 d5Ot Evansville, Ind.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-23
MenufGctnrors and BaIlaers o.
Steam EEnsinea, Circular 2saW


BILLS.
sTist ana Sugar. AiuLs. Tobacco: swcro
Cumming Machines. Diutil-J
lery and Iining Ma-
0h'nery. Alius. Corn
'asilsra, Hsuse Fronts, cellar Crates.
ION & BRASS CASTINGS.
OF every description.
saaiasfy OF All kinds Made and Repaired.
Dealers IN Betting. Firs Bricks,
Steam Gauges, and
'FoHahi Iron Pipes. oidmaisriala bought
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-23

SCHUETZE.
GU EHAN
s. CO.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-23

Latest by Atlantic Cable
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-17

nv. r I1s.,,lc.e. e -, = ~ - -
4 3 = II
-A.e.. - Anktrs, Il - Il = ann1ine ~
49,. q. 4. a...k..e - - ~ nne
s.'e' O. q. -
sWtig7shs ce!i4 ee4 - 49,.
Anu Oiay, ana qnoses - a - - :.
il hie works. He ma ~ oxpone0s - ~
A,u>sseSafdunk he aoath. He eom.
hattad aaoaaa;on 70 hie utmost, bit ~ ~ ~
e $3.50. 49, $50 - nann.
ssancns = ryNGIs W'sI,i - a es.sa 1.. ~.
s. = II fAy,tf -
- kf41 n1<ed. t19s b.
toned and elevefed coceesvasive ssoagk Ia
- - ~ ~ esod0a ~ slees - NOT ~
~ vf0,.e % ours.
x.a.gx.
]. - = 80. .s--- -.-.
bsRs Sase hAse nufaseo nov
,of plsyiss that very iiscinstins game. L r.
qdissa tset se 70 paey i. Il 'sasss ~ been
mora than thak nunhee prsesuE they woaldn't
,-, !. 1- = - 49,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-17

BEcXtsE it's the best soda fountain in the
State, therefore it's the best refrgerant this side
Of the north pole and snow storm, and became
Of both these i. Why Ksr 1,nsrs Arc.is Soda.
i in immense demand day and evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-17

-Irar oPEsED.-An elegan. lee cream sa-
loon has jdst been opened at No. So Main
street by s. Keller i will. be kept in the
very hsst atyles and supplied rishbll theEleM
cacies e - eason. 16@,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-17

II the Democratic Congressional Conven-
ton at Oskaloosa yesterday, The vote STOOD
for John p. Irish, -; for h. X. Harbor, Of
Mahaska, so. Irish was declared the NOM
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-17
CITY NEWS

Jso. P. IRlsH, has been nominated for
Congress in the Fourth District.
Bur THE Oa.APEsF AM BEsf. Buy Tea
Of the Americsn Tea Company, 9Th street,
between Main and Blondeau.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-17
U. 8. Dist. Court. u Keoknk Iowa
julyS 3w.W<ds3 ssns - s2tskry & McCaltY Affs,e
q NS.tee d RnRrnpicv. 2 !

tricf 81 Iowa II ,bapkxzpfsy. Ii - arnsetsr q
Robert Wilson. bankrupt, 1t Keoknk. In said
district, the It'll dAv Of Jsly, 1851
"A District OF Iowa.
suVHIs b u givs nooe tAst psf tisshas besu tsit
on the Sth day Of june, 1888 nled in said dis.
. asn,x ssa$ y sos;F IN N,sir e q .-,...
sa be1.so;s.. ass, d.el.s.a S.ak.up. .o u.a de-
the act Of Congress entitled Ar - s1lAblish
uniform system Of bankruptcy throughout the United
States approved March 3D. \ D. 1867, for discharge
Ard certificate thereof from all his debts and other
claims provses 9neer sd Aui; an that tAsS<hAy Of
Ans D 1873, q 10 o'clock j. asxned for the hear
whsre ant fhN n snlQres( {rupt. NJ ri
other pWSo6siA MtsfeS nay attend aud show cause II
:ss aa' ~! ~: sss r. 4 - -
q. K. LOVE. Clerk u. Dist Court,
julyS-3wWed = @fss "a ~ KeSkuk. lows.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-17
1t. Louis 4 Quincy Packet. q.

TON yn0p8R. = ThS %Ans steamer Ton
jasper will Isays Kspkak RI 81 Acsissvay Mos
day Il :. M and Thursday It 1 o'clock .. N.
laoa1I4 0e91xD, svssy Tuesday ard
Friday, At S o'clock ). N. Meals and stAtsk
rooms free.
Faro from Keokuk to.Et., Loais, %. Throueh
bills Of lsdng given for freight TO all stations on
the Des Moinss Valley Railroad. ~ Il
An freight ~ me fiS6f c6nvsyed 70 the Agent
free Of charge
Through tickets Tor sale to al points West over
the Hannibal = st. Joseph Railroad, and both
branches Of the Pacific Railroad. Office corner
Blondsau and Lsvsas s.saeTd buildiag. = 4.s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-17
For Sale.

OTIS 4, s, s, Block ~ Reeves, Perry /
- Wiisns' Addition to Keokpk, sern+r Of 18th and
Orleans. 1ftls good. Price $3.50 a.
INQUIRE of 49,, i
! s. b. JOHNSTON iksa
q -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-17
sew rsse aerass.

aeW HoSa AaeAss.
D. Telegraph NEW Teas, July ID
Btour-c3osed dull; demand chi.hy to "a. ply the
pressing local dsmsnd.
whMt-Rafh.r moro steady; u 50 ass for No 9 spring
Rye-Dull u q 13e1 50
oAts-Hsavy II 81 ior In stor.; s3l S1Sl or ATTEST.
o,rn-eaie md ssssdy q os d lols for MIXED
western aAoAt.
Pork Quiet sellers OF sas %. regular, and
buyers :. rs 2os 8 AAsss ~
Rcsf-ln fair deDApd
fuik Assts-UnchaAged
S.con--N !. 4Assav sssessstsss 9aka ~
Isd-Ineaa4lykle1 II ~ % pAd4 a.lA.
Sew xers nsnsy narass.
- 1slsGrssAJ Nm Yax, July Is
Money Steady u 3Ot per cent.
Gosd-Aetivs and srcitsd; opsssd u 423S94s closed
1t aaa4AK -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-17
ssess aarnes.

~ TsasaFapA.l - ~ tsan M ~
0over1Dsat stocks sctivs and excited under largs
expert dssand, 50 Asiqr, coqNos efslssl
lissxeh; IS moe ns~ losnosz; u loak ol6
IS l0,loA ~ 9sss lbs
Stocks ssttvs and strossse- with orssraa aavanes
o b seeE& 4 n q: y soH \ To
1116oN hsaAbgp6Nok vssash sex pfd 7o17l
1 C lse0sE = b0o9xDsE n ~ 7e9kOee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-17

SETH W. HAWKES. has opened shoe store
at No. 63 Main street, between Second
and Third streets, and is prepared to furnish
the ladies with all kinds Of. ladies' boots and
shoes, Mrs. Hawks will be in attendance to
take the measure. ~s-. l4-set. =
hNEyER TOO LATE TO MEND. Alter near
~ running your hair by the use Of lard prep
arations under the name and guise Of "oiis,'
apply "Barrett's Vegetable Hair Restora.
tive, which not only renews but restores il
to its original softness and lustre.- Terre
HoMte E1pre1s. =. = ..sx sa1&wlt q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-17

No nomination could have been more Of
dead letter than Seymour and Blair. The
Democrats give up the contest, Some Of
then thiak Bkif vpuld do. bat they are sick
Of cold, heartless, foxy, cunning Five Points
politician. II is conceded that Grant is hoa-
81 faithful, capable, Just. Between Blair
and Colfax there is a contrast tina, outwits
figures of speech
Poor Pendletdn, poor psner money, poor
Chase, poor Hancock, -doabls disillasion of
diseppointments Yours in haste.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-17
Assienees sN0tfce of Apijola,lnent,

AssIgnees Notice Or Appoin.ment.
Of lows In Bankruptcy. In the matter Of r. H. Hus-
tor, Bankrupt
1evAoe i my en~errs; ss6
TvHH uhdssssnsd hereby sivss notice a. Ais appoint
nsnt = Assignee Of the ests3s Of h. h. HuEpn, i,
wsss boRi1ssaths 2ssh ~ d NAy 1872, adudicated
baakrppA pRee his psaI11oe By IeAa Bsucs Beg
DAt.d u Keokuk lows tie N dAy q Jply, 4. D.,
lsex = go p JOHNSTON
3 jdsyOSxWsd AsslGnsc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-17

FoFelgn 0Afkets-
LlvlAPooL, July ls-l:2o I. u
Flour 500.
Corn So ID,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-17
Tessas MarAss.

Toseao q arkss.
By rslesraIA.l foLBDo. July Is.
wheat-No receipts shipments; 81 10 for No 2 red
co,n-RscAps 1850 ba: shipmsnt. 1stos No / "a
esllee for The month 80.
s.Okts-Recapts 1850 bu quiet aud unchanged
yseixhts-Lsks si5A3 &c By rail on Punalo Q
10 Oawego.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-17
THrRR = = : runaway Of one Of Mr. I'M
dertdk u Perkins' carriages Yesterday. I've

THosE connected with the North Road arc juhi-
liant over the situation. Our friends Amber
CorkhilI and Dye we're much pleased With the re-
suit sf Tho aeetins 5estsfday. Asran gsmsats
we're made for building the bridge over Skunk
river and everything promises well for work upon
the whole line. The few ARE working bravely.
Let the many come to their assistance, and let
that road Be put through.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-17

Milwaukee Market
- Telegraph. MnwAuxRs, July Ii.
Flour--Dun and lSwsf: city xXss7sala IS
Wheat Quiet and steats.
uprH-In fair dsmand y os4Dsi
osts-UnohsagsA
Frsixhts-vAeAnngsA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-17
'KnOKUK. rowAs


AnIvoM - bet.1N y As0AAA
lusno1, An.i.: j. sab, "a Tk.I..
day, q O'clock .. n, ard Dspssts - Tsesda5
and Friday, att o'clock :. ~. -sss4
ANDY Jo1gs0 or, Arrives ~ Tuesday
and Friday, at 8 o'clock p. M, and Departs on
Wednesday and 6Alasdas &7a.n.
~ JOHNSON, Arrives on Saturday sd
ys6needsy, It 8 p. M, and Departs % Asaday
and Thureday, = ! :. m. -s.----
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-17

H. L00ls AASAos. f8sf
BY Telegraph -. LSuis. July IT,
tiour- Quiet and unchanged.
Nheat About be lever
Corn-Dsstsr and ltwss
ua.-Unchangei - e06a2
Rys-Deelned 70 81 10 ~ Is. ~
Provsions-Nemind.
Pork 49,
BAeon--l3gl7 for shoulders aud ciess sides
Lard-lIk for choice.
LATHE 5As
Tlour-Quet md unchanged; - to07 80 i.r choice
super nns u ~ y extra q 504s SO III douts extra
70 fancy.
: Nhsst-Louss at - 1oh2 u fDr ssrictiy prime TO-
ekoics I'LL Asal1 set ~ sAsss strnx brought -
Coz s--nAsy and lover WlxsA end ysilov 10 ssf;
lows eSsS0.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-17

PrRRY 6PRlsos, July Is, 1868.
MEssRs. EDlroRs: The West il looming
up. Tho East has its Newport, Sasslooa,
Long Branch, Cape May, &C., but thu Wsst
has it's Perry Springs. You have been
heated, and over heated, but all here, for
two nights, have slept soundly under 10 in
aaence Of dew falling almost like rain. The
nights are really pleasant. The table is ex-
slllently fhnisbed.
Keokuk Is in the ascendant. 1t exhibits
Mrs. Gen. Reed and family, Mrs. Goldman
and family, Miss Kate Perry, Mr.. Archer and
family, Capt. Bridgman, Mr.. Sturgess and
family, Mr.. Williams, Miss Williams, Miss
Barker, md various others not now remsas.
|tprsA sasl TT
81 Hltiss erter fn1o sis vsEer afssA gsneses,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-17

TnE purpose of our Oskaloosa friends.
Messrs. Hunter, ofthe Herald, Judge Thomp.
son, 2, a. Watts, sud Major !. F. Lace, il
comins "a keclak the other DAY. ~ i. Z
gotiate With the Des Moines Valley Railroad
Company for, the removal of the road track
to OskalossA. The situation seems ,sssta u be
promising for such reorganization.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-17

kEoEurb keeping ''open house. Its
public Are"At Home every night, and havs
constant calls from an old acquaintance. The
latter chaps name is NJ. U. Sketo. Do you
know him7 sociable, isn'the? Liyely,com,
pany, N.Y. Jolly little @cuss.' Makes evs
erYbody lively about him. He sings nearly
al the lime. When he doesn't sing he sscks.
We wish You success in keen;no omit nc ~;
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1868-10-28

Commerce. AND PROSPERITY OF SAvAS-
NAH.-The rapid strides Of our city TO
commercial greatness ismoss gratifying to
all who feel an interest in her welfare:
The indications tof last season have been
followed up by the highly auspioious com
nfenceurent of another, as comparative
statement Of receipts of cotton will show.
They amount mp to this date to S4,7O9
bales. while New Orleans has received
go .As7. Mobile Il ,949, and Charleston IL
100. BeEoro January we will have ap.
prosched New Orleans much nearer, as bat
little Georgia and Bouth Carolina cotton
has yet been received, the planters prefer
ing to hold for better prices. A very largo
proportion of eur receipts up to this time,
are from Alabama and Mississippi, fact
which unerringly indicates the course OF
trade in the South. ~
., The shipping Of Savannah is increasing
pari passu with the receipts of produce
from the interior. Besides coasters, there
are nov. loading in this port for Liverpool
direct, ten vessels. with an aggregate bur
then. of 5000 tonn.--Sauannah Paper.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1868-10-28

The KiIi1Na OF LEE NANCE, AND THB
DIFFICULTIES IN NEwBERRY.-The New
berry Herald, of Wednesday,. giyes tho
following particulars Of the recent diSsar.
Dances in that town: -. =.
'On Saturday last some: words took
place between a white citizen from tho
country, and Sam. Dogah, colored, q promi-
nent member Of the League, in which Do
gan drew pistol and presented 1t at the
head of the other. Although there was
come excitement during the remainder Of
the afternoon, further difficulty was atop.
ned by the interference ofour citlzsnat and
by night ali was duiot. At tan O'Clock,
.however, or theresbodts; 40 the young mau
above mentioned, ii company With o
couple of trieuds; were returning to thor
homes. they were ambushed and fred dupon
by, it is supposed, come twonty or tsensy-
fiyo poraons, and one Of them seriouSiy
aOn Sunday afadAvits were made which
were conclusive that Dogan was one ofthe
ambushers, and he and another negro were
arrested and lodged in Jail. Affidavit Was
further made by citizen keeping store nsap
the building occupied by Lee Nance, col.
cred, leader Of the League, that the said
Nance was seen to leave his house after
dark in company witha number ofnegToea,
some of whom were armed with naushess,
md who went in the direction whore the
shooting occurred. It was clearly evident
that Lee Nance led the party who did the
shooting. He was not arrested, however.
On Monday morning, about seven O'clock
two white men rode into town, and 10
front ofhis house shot Lee Names, niorsally
wounding him, and then rode otf. 1nees
are the main facts III the case.
"Efforts were immediately made hy the
Sherf to arrest the parties ,who ahos
Nance. -.
ait NAV be mentioned that ON its being
known. that Dogan wosid be aIrentsd, the
NEGROES swarmed the main street. in sorge
numbers on Sunday afternoon, much expi,
ted, and some of them very violent, and
that Dosan said he would not bo taken,
but fortunately for them no resistance waa
made, when the offender and his acoon1'
plice was safely lodged in Jail.
"Since tho above was written, ehe
Sheriff and q guard of soldiers which ae'
companied him, returned after an unsuo-
csssiinll search. Two other citiSena we're
arrested, however, on sEs5:cWl, and Tiisstsss istsss.
ed in custody. What the eharge0 we have
NOT ascertained. Lee Nance died from the
effect of the wound on Tuesday morning
about 2 o'clock"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1868-10-28
G.. l.. PACK, ESQ.

TaE W1oKEDEsT GENERAE.-The fol:
lowing from Gov. Vance, Of North Caro-
lima, thus impales Fitzpatrick.
CHARLoTTE, N. g., Oct. 18th, 1868. (
To the Editor of the World-SlR: I Gee
by the public prints that General Kilps-
trick has decorated mo with his disap-
probation before the people of Pennsylva.
MIA. Ho Informs thom, substantially,
that he tanned me by capturing mo and
riding me two hundred miles on s. bare-
back mule. will do the gentleman the
Justice to say that he know it was 8 lie
whom no uttered it. I surrendered TO
General Schofeld, at Greensboro, NC,
on tho I'd of May, 1865, who told me to
20 to my homo and remain there, saying
lif he got any orders to arrest mo no would
send there for me.
Accordingly was arrested on the 18th
of May ct home BY detachment of 300
cavalry under Major Porter, of Harris
burg. of whom received nothing but
kindness and courtesy. 1 came in bug
gy to Salisbury, where we took the cars
I saw no mule on the trip, though i
tbouoht saw an ass at the Generals
headquarters. This impres0lon has been
since confirmed.
The Genoral no doubt remembers,
among other incidents of the war;. the
dressing up of strumpet-who assisted
him In putting doom the rebellson-in the
uniform of IN orderly, and introducing
her into respectable family of ladisS in
a certain village in North Carolina. Thio,
and other feats of arms and strategy, so
croditable to the uniform he wore and the
Gag under which he. served, would, no
doubt, have been quite as amusing 90 the
mule story to bis hearers. wonder ne
forgot it. Respectfully yours,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1868-10-28

RapUun1oA,f MEET1AG G-Th 5olr3wing
resolutions were presented and adopted as
the Republican meeting held IN Charles
ton, on Wednesday last ,fee,. f.T& ef.tl:fJJi
(, Whereas, Hon. B. F. Randolph, mem.
Der of tho. Stats Senate and chairman Of
the Republican Central Cemmittae, wae
brutslly murdered, publiely and I'm open
day, OF Cokeabary, 10 this State, on tne
10th instart; and - -
Whereas Hon. Lee Nance, member
of the late Constitutional Convention, waa
likewise murdered by peraons desiguatsd
as unknown, p at New berry Court House.
on the 10th Instant; and
Whereas, Hon. g. W. Dill and Hon.,
james Martin, member Of the Eouse Of
Representatives of South Carolina, haves
in the recent past, been slain by the HANDS
of the assassin and
Whereas, 1t is notorious that these citi-
.zens were stricken down for their politi'
cal opinions; be it
/. Resolved, By the Republicans Of tho
city of Charleston, in mass meeting assoG'
bled, that His Excellency r. K. Scott
Governor of South Carolina, be and 70
fmost earnestly requested to ,exhsust all
legal resources to bring the murderera 90
swift and .condign justice.
2. Resolvsd, That the numerouamurders
Of Republicans in the upper oountiese eg
this State, during the last si1ty days, arc
mainly due to the daily. tltterancee Of tho
Democratic press Of South Carolina, and
are the natural and bloody truitai Of Sha
teachings of aome Of the leaders as -shs
Democratic party. .e-..5ll .,.5s.,.,- -4,-
! s. Resolyed, That as Republicans, wU
Declare 20 our tseliiiow-citizeno Of the State
and of the United States, that NO arc I'd.
yecates of law and order under the justly
constituted anthofitiea Of the State, and
that we seek only by. legs! means to pre-
serve and defend our vested rights Under
the free Constitution of Seth Carolinas
but that, knowing those rights ne daro
maintain them against o party which is
now enacting in detail upon the soil OF this
State the Wholesale horrors ttat have
stignatized ito career in Louisiafa, TeR-.
nessee and Georgia.
4. Resolued, That should the violatcra
OF law and ordor in this State not: de0iss
from mitigating and practicing the mns.
der Of our Republican fellow-citizenss 'xe
fear that the natural consequences OF on.
preston must follow in retaliation BY the
oppressed, in. manner and to an extene
that the leaders of. the Republican party
will not. however much they detirs il 90
law-abiding citizens, be able 70 prevent;
and we therefore warn the evil disposed
OF the Democratic party; that o acontinn-
ance OF their present conrao OF violence
and assassination may awaken 0 opr1s
which moderate men in neither party can
then control.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1868-10-28

and to do whatever may be necessary ID
effect all that remains to be done to at
tract the cosffdence Of the people, and
insure the success of tho Conservative:
majority in tho election now near at hand.
National 1ntelkgsneeF.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1868-10-28

- The young daughter Of the Emperor
Of Russias who will next year be Queen OF
Bavaria, is slender voting girl Of medium
height, with very sweet and regular face,
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tho Young King of Bavaria, will be the
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