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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-07
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.,z2sa. u.
= Ex>President Buchanan's liquor
brought : pOe atpseiit so.
! Mr.. Longfsllow u las. accounts was or
/ visit to killAfnsr, Ireland.
Wllisn AIse Butler AesfiseAss spsstp
, atd eeeafe P9isies. HI MI
LII \ Atbrthende1 al Nh lfLAs(I
means to encourage the frightful panic,
. rage. -
i ,--Rey, Dr.. Bellows hal denounced ..plan
/ s ssSls, ''hs 'iat ''et n w. af, -
The rnmor that Carlyle has been gath
;laal jarial' for = life q fsofss ~. i i
j. II. Appleton, Of Portland, Me-. has
been elected Professor Of Chemistry q. Brown
Unisefsity.f l11snit
Mr.. Longfellow rsnsscked the libraries
and book stores of Paris for rare works to
enrieh bis liArssy = hDnes .as2s
A Roman Miasal, with ! cover ornament.
ed with precious stoHess ret II gold, has been
presented the Pops By the Empefor Of Aus
ira. I Il h fs
married 4 widow 81 any, Mo hss sevs1 cSfi-
dren. Tho eldest is six years older than his
nSv papa a4 4 * aA s
In the recently signed Madagascar treaty
the Queen was represented by two of her
devoted sabjects, Aa4fiAatsitohain and ka-
faralahibemalo.
-. i fjs5{s .ss ,g .y
An illustrated edition Of Queen Veto
ria'sJnsnsl Of Highland Life = "a be pub.
lished with fac Smiles Of the Queen sketch
~ ssaong the pictures. s4a'
-eArs Stanton will be glad to hear that. :
theater will soon be opened in Vienna, the
stage And orchestrs Of wkica Will b eecu-
pied exclusively By women.
Miss Carpenter, the English prison re-
former, has departed for sscoad visit y
India for the purpose of founding system Of
schools With viewito the vlevasica Of the
native female character.
New York expects about Christmas TO
b entertaining Charles Rsade. Anthony
Trtllope, Nj, Br4ddop, Hans Christian An>
dersen, Miss Charlotte Cushman, Miss Rar.
Fiet Hosmer, snd hiss Emma Stsbbens.
The Russian papers announce the death
Df the best known of KussiAo literAry men.
N. Esof Kevalssky. n. Knsalsshy vac Z |
Senator and President of ths Benevolent |
Society for assisting necessitoas literary and |
mon. 500 IA
-Mssist Pie. second dasehter Of Viotor
Emanuel and Queen Of Portugal, has for
'ons lne been subject 70 6ts Of nervous
,sss, accompanied with Asliriam AID fol.
owed By stucupe, Thee have inof6ased
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THAr RaprcsI. STORY.

The reader will find on. the fourth page Of to-
days issue the extraordinary communication of
ifFact, copied from the South Carolina Republican,
and published for the information of our people
local affairs We have made little investigation OF
the charges furnished by Fact" but know
enS1gkto declare his statements generally without
foundation. For instance, we are reliably in
formed that one negro said to be shot for his po-
ltical opinions, does not belong to the Radical
party, nor in fact to any. party. Another sample
Of exaggeration of this correspondent is found in
the statement made by one of the most responsible
citizens of this District, that there were no tickets
carried to Greenwood box, except in the pockets
of voters; and two gentlemen, living on different
roads to that box declare that they heard of
any person or persons being lrcd upon at any
time near the election, nor that messenger had
been sent with tickets in that neighborhood until
they ;perused Facts" statement TO that effect.
Now, either of these gentlemen entitled 10 far
more credit than any anonymous scrbbler, and
their names can be produced when necessary.
I'VE will take pleasurein refuting these chcrgcs,
although they are made by an irresponsible writer
for party purposes whenever furnished With in
formation.
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I'm LUCK AGAIN.

We take this OCCASION to return thanks to ou,
friend, F. HonsEY, of Charleston, for q handsome
ncsv' style hat, which has excited the envy of the
'other fellers" in these dgg;ns Mr.. lIoRsEY
keeps constantly on hand large and varied ms.
sortment of hats, and his we'll known establish.
ment scarcely needs any Recommendation.
The mammoth cabbage of The senson has been
kindly presented to US by Master JOHNNIE TOWERS,
of this, village. 1t weighed seven pounds, after
the outside leaves were stripped off and fairly
represents the skill of Mr.. A. B. TowERs as a
gardener. But we are Indebted to Master JOHNNIE
for. the cabbage, and no thanks to the senior,
whose juvenile got ahead of him this time
The enterprsing firm of SULLIVAN, MATrrsox
& Co. contributes liberal share cf Durham Smok-
ing Tobacco, the best brand now in the market
Besides this choice article Of the weed, these gen
.emen have an extensive stock Of goods, many Of
ihGm. Just received, which deserves careful in
spec.ion.
But last, and by far from the least, bottle oil
excellent domestic wine, accompanied by wedding
cake, reminds US that the editor was remembered
ut certain 'feast" not long since. Mr.. X. and
his bonny bride will accept assurances of our earn
est wishes for their happiness through life. For
further particulars, read The bymeneal notices
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ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION.

The following paragraph is copied from the
Helena (Ark.) Clarion, of November Sth and re-
lates the particulars of an unsuccessful attempt
recently made to assassinate our young friend,
JOSEPH w. KEYS. son of Mr.. CRAWFORD KEYS,
of this District. We congratulate our friend upon
his fortunate escape:
'tl,as, Sunday night, an attempt vas made to as
sassinate Mr.. J. W. Keys, manager on Cen ril.
lows river plantation, under the following crcum-
stances: Feeling little unweli, he retired early
few moments after going to bed, he heard some
one approach the window near which the bed
Stood and in q second he was startled by the
stunning roar of gun almost ut his head lump
ing I'D, be rushed to the door and heard the vii
lain running of, and would have pursued but
turning he SAW thGt the discharge Of Tie gun had
get the window curtain on fire. and endangered
the house. BY the time he extinguiShed it, the
yillsin had made his escape. Upon examination
he found that his life saved by the accidental
position of table near the window, the edge or
ooruer of which inter ceped the load Of shot aimed
for him. The affair is unaccountabIe TO him. lie
found the tracks Of two persons, in barefoot sup
posed 10 be those OF negroes. lie has had no
trouble with hands on the place or elsewhere, and
can give no solution of it, other than that it
Eanton attenp, to murder
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-S.N CARPENTER, Esq.,, editor of the Elberton,
(Ga.) Gazette recently made hurried visit among
his old friends in his vicinage, and on his return
speaks tins complimentary of Anderson aud its
surro andngs:
We are pleased to soc so much activity exhibited
among the business population, and 80 many ind
cations of prosperity among the people generally.
Notwithstanding the hcavyycke OF Radica!isn' and
political oppression o which the peuple of our sis
Ter State have been forced to submit. Anderson
is one of The best cotton markets in the State, out
side of Charleston, aud goods of every description
can be bought there by Wholesale or retail, at the
most reasonable prices.
There seems TO be but little doubt that the Air
Line Railroad will be built at an early day, from
Atlanta to Charlotte. N. c., which will add greatly
to the prosperity anu commercial Importance of
Anderson.
The Benson House, nndcr the management of
our old friend, Nm. NJ. Osborne Esq, is now one
Of the most popular hotels in the up-conniry. and
We commend it to all who may chance 10 visit that
locality.
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THE OATE OF JURORS AT Richmond last week,
in an order dispensing with the lest oath for grand
jurors, Chief Justice CHASE explained that it was
the additional oath prescribed by Congress which
is to be takcn unless the Court in its discretion
directs otherwise. He auded
The scruples at taking it, expressed by some of
the grand jurors, known 10 DC among those best
qualified for The responsible duties of their posi-
ton have induced us TO inquire whether The public
interest now demaLd TINT the taking Of it be re-
qure and we are satisfied that while the matters
affirmed in it are proper cause Of challenge in par
icular cases. tho ends of justice will be hin,lrred
and defeated, rahor than promoted and secured
by directing it TO he administered. unless uomc
special occasion shall demand it, No such special
occasion now exists, aud nasmuch rs the required
number Of grand jurors have not yet been sworn,
We will order that those who have been sworn be
discharged and the marshal will summon another
grand jury In the usual manner. In his charge TO
the grand jury he spoke rs follows of revenue
frauds We admonish You, gentlemen, to exercise
your utmost vigilance on the subject of frauds in
the revenue 1t is M evil which the land cries
out upon the whole body Of taxpayers; and no
one who eats. drinks, wears or is sheltered under
any roof. however humble now escapes tnxation.
Whatever the dishonest avoid paying, their wor-
thier fcow-citizens nfust make up. Investigate
thoroughly, therefore, and spare nobody. Least
Of all, those in highest and most responsible posi-
,ions those who are worthy will welcome the in
uuiry, which will turn in their praise.
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FRoN coEUMs1A.

a private correspondent, furnishing US with
legislative and other items, expresses the opinion
that the commencement Of the session indicates an
intention to transact business in reasonable time.
If this opinion be sustained, the people 'swl re-
joiceiwith exceeding great joy" ,
The Governor sent in his message on Monday
last. At this writing, we have not received the
message, but learn that it is short, practical and
business-like.
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In the District Court Of the Uni
ted States, for South Carolina
October Term, 1868.

In the matter of Thomas j. pickens. of Pcndle-
ton amkrnp,.-Pctinoa for faH and Encl
Discharge in EankrHpicy
ORDERED. Tha, a hearing be had on the 4th day
Of pecer,ber. 1865 AZ Federal Court House in Co
lumlia S. c.; and thar all creditors. &c.. Of said
bankrupt appear at said time and place, and shew
cause, ii any they can. why the priyer of the pc
tiliuner should not he granted. Aud that the sec
ond and third meetings OF creditors Of said bank
rppt will be held at The Office OF Henry Summer,
ESQ Register of Third Congressional District. s.
c.. ON the third day Of December, 1865, at II N.
By order of the Court, the 18th day Of Sovein-
her, 1868. ,,-
Clerk of the U. s. District Court for So. Co.
JA
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Gen. WApDY TmoMrsoE.-This veteran, as nm
nolnced in our columns last week, died nj Talln.
hassce. Fla, on the 23d ulimo. Mr. Thompson
was born on the 9Th of September, 1873, at Pick
ensville, in this State, of highly respectable and
nifluent parents. lie was educated at the South
Carolina College at which he graduated in 1914
and after studying the legal profession fer over
four years was admitted to the Bar in 18l9 En-.
tering into political lfe the deceased first appear
ed in representative capacity, as member of ouI
Legislature: lie was also Solicitor of the Western
Circuit at one time. lie became Brigader- en-
cral of State troops. In lSS5 Mr. Thompson was
elected a Representative 10 Congress, serving for
three terms, and being in 1910 Chairman of the
Committee on Military Affairs. lie declined re
election in 1S4l, and during the following year re-
ccivcd the appointment of Minister Plcnipolcnliary
to Mexico On his return to the United States he
wrote and published very interesting work on
the adjoining Republic, which had quite an extern
sivc circulation. Mr.. Thompson was man of
marked ability. At the time Of his demise lie was
in the seventy first year of his age, and with his
death another Of the prominent Southern polii-
clans Of the era of Mr.. Calhoun has passed away.
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New York. Tuesday, May /.

NEW DIRK. lucSuity, htS /.
DE-, ,pr,ESin rs The want OF pure Wines and Liquors
ror mrdic;unl purposes has been long fell by the pro-
fesso. and thousands of lives have been sacrificed
Inv the use Of adultcrated articles. pelirum trc-
mcns and other diseases otthe h,Hn and nerves.
rile in this country, very rare in Europe owing,
in great degree TO the difference in the purity Of
the spirits sold
We have tested the several articles imported and
sold by you. including your Gin. which vou sell un-
der The name of Aromatic Sehieam Schnapps,
which we consider justly entitled to the high rern-
tation il has acquired IN this country; and from
your long experience as foreign importer. your
Bottled Wines aml Liquors should meet Will, the
same demand
We would recommend to you to appoint some OF
the respectable apo'hccares in different parts fthe
city rs agents for thc sale of your Brandies ard
Wines, where the profession can obtain the s,nc
wheN needed for medicinal purposes.
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&c pryr STREET., NEw Yonk, Nov. 81, 1867.

&c PIyE STREET, New YoRE, Nov. 81, 1867.
UpoLrno WOLFE, Esp. Present:
DEAR SIR have made chemical examination
of n sample of your Schic,lan Schnapps, with tin
intention Of determining if any foreign or injurious
substance had been added TO the simple distilled
spirits.
The examination has resulted in tic conclusion
that The sample contained no poisonous or harmful
ndmixture. | have hccn Unable 10 discover any
trace of the dclctcrous substances which are en
p!oyed IN The adultevaiiou of liquors. ! would moi
hesitate to use myself or to recommend to others
for medicinal purposes. the Schie'am Sehnapps as
an excellent and unohjeclionablc variety Of gin.
Very respectfully yours.
(Signed,) CllAS. A. SEELf, Chemist
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!. TO ROYAL ARCH .MAsoMs.

q The members of Burning Bush Chapter, No. Z.
are specially notified that she next regular coavo
cation will be held on Monday evening next, and
thst the annual election Of officers willthcn take
place. full and general attendance Is expected.
SoRhe members of. wynns Council, No. 4, are also
notified that the annual election Of officers will be
held on the same evening.
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.DllspUTY STATE coNsTABLE.

:. We learn that the appointment of Deputy State
Constable has been rendered TO Mr.. NEWTON SCOTT.
Town Marshal, iuice ALEX. GAMpBELLs resigned.
This appointment will prove acceptable the peo-
ple of this District, and We feel assured that the
duties of the Office will be discharged in discreet
md y,rudent manner i.:
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
ANDERSON COUNTY
IN THE PROBATE COURT.

IN THE. PEoBATE COURT.
David c. W. Richardson, Applicant, VS.. A. W.
Richardson. and the heirs at Law of Esther NJ
Alnmick. deceased, Defendants, names and NUM-
ter unknown.
IT appearing 10 my satisfaction that A. W. Rich
arson one of the Defendants, resides without this
State; it is therefore
Ordered, That he do appear and object 10 the
division or sale of tic Real Estate of Esther Rich
ardson. deceased, on or before tie first day of
January next, or his consent TO the same will be
entered of rccord.
Given under my hand and seal this 18th day Of
November, 1868
% 8
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rr The County Commissioners have laid off
this county into sixteen townships, and the lines
are now being surveyed, according to Law. We
will publish the boundaries of these townships
and other information connected Herewith, 'at an
early day: :.N - -
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LOTS FOR SALE
Five Forks, Anderson District.
q WILL he sold to thc highest bidder, at Fiv
Forks, in Anderson District
On Saturday, December 26th,

A. II o'clock q. m., TWENTY LOTS of TWO
Acres cnci all facing public street oil s.t,y.saA
feet in width, and nicrscrrod bya street OF 'nli'y
three feet An excellent location Tor mccH"n'es'
farmers, and one or two merchants; !er,"s "Iae
Of sale Come and look for yourselves. all the
world. u H.
Bee 2. 1868 ~
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New York. as CEssn srrsrr,
Nnvnmh.,,. Of 1ShI

New York. 53 CEsAn SrrsEr,
November 2G, 1867.
UpoLrno WoLrH. Esq. Present:
DEAR SIN have submitted to chemical analy
sis TWO bottles of '..Schiedlm Schnapps." which
took from fresh package in your bonded ware
house, and fnd as before, that the spirit aons H.
qnor is free from injurious ingredients or as,''ca,
tion that it has the marks of being aged and not
recently prepared by mechanical adnliztnre OF aico-
hol and aromalics.
Respectfully. a..
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EDITOR MARRIED.

The Grecnville papers are jubilanl over the an
nounccment contained in the following brief para
graph and most cordially do we unite in their
good wishes for the young brother who has "seen
the error of his ways" and at last entered upon
the only true road to happiness and concn'mcnt !:
MARRIED, on the 10Th November ut the resi-
deucc of the brides mother. near Fairyicw, hy
Rev. f. T. Buist, DID,, assisted by Rev. t. Il.
Stewart. Mr.. JonN Z. BAILEY. Associate Editor of
Grecnvlle Enterprise, and Miss MAGGIE, youngest
daughter of the alc John NJ. Harrison, all Of
Greenyllc County.
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wishing you success in yournes enterprise,


= Wishing you success in yournew enterprise,
Weremain your obedientssegyants,
VALENTINE MOTT, NJ. D:ssT#ofcssor of Surgery;
University Medical College; New York.
J. NJ CARN0CHAN, NJ. D., Professor of Clinical
Surgery, .Surgcon-in Chief TO the State Hospital
etc., No. IA East Sixteenth street.
LEWIS a. SAYRE, NJ D., No. 795 Broadway:
H. P. DEVICES. n. D., No. 79l Broadway.
JOSEPH WORSTER. ". D.. No. 120 Ninth street:
NELSON STEELE, NJ. d.. No. 81 Bleecker street:
JOHN O'REILLY, N. D.. No. 2S0 Fourth street.
B. l. RAPHAEL. NJ. D., Professor of the Principles
and Practice of Surgery, New York Medical Col;
lege, etc., No. 81 Ninth street; and others.
The proprietor MISC offers for sale
Bottled Wines and Liquors,
imported and bottled by himself, expressly for me-
dicinal use. Each bottle has certificate of its
purity.
UDoLPHo WOLFE.
Nov. 25; 1868 % sm
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e-sMr. R. W. HuME has returned to Apder-
son, aud brought fresh and varied stock of goods
now beipg,opened on Brick Range. For parlicu-
lara, see advertisement
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fcelbound 10 say. thai regard your Schnapps
as being In every respect prc-eminenty pure, and
deserving OF medical patronage. all events. it
is the purest possible article OF Holland Gin. here
rnrorc unobtainable and as sucl may be safely pre-
scri ed by physicians.
Phnrmaceutcul Chemist, New York.
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TIE SOUTHERN HOME JouENAL.-Thc Southern
Home Journal should be literally supported by
the friends of Southern literature 1t is published
at Baltimore, Md, by John Slater. Subscription
So per nnnuln.
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s s utIltEet:Io Y$g'etellfiqeat:eet',
Wednesday Morning. Deer. 2.

bSr All papers discontinued at the expiration
of the.time-for which they have been paid.
&g. No name entered upon the books unless
the money accompaGisgthe order.
nss- A cross-mark indicates that the subscrip-
tion is about to expire.
sD Specimen copies always sent, upon appli-
cation.
CLUB RATES.
Ten copies for one year, $3.50
-Tventv ss 9: 1900
For every club of twenty and upwards, the getter
up of the club will be entited.to either of the fol-
loving agricultural journals Tor one year as pre-
MUM, viz Southern Cultivator,'' "Amercan
Agrioulturist," or.nEarm and Garden" The mon
ssy must always accompany the order II,
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NOTICE.

ALL who arc due the undersigned are hereby
notified TO pny he same by. the 18th instant. or
settle with au officer
JEPTEA HARPER.
Dec9, 1868 -
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SALE !!
WE WILL SELL AT
Gainesville, Franklin Co., Geo.,
On First Tuesday in January. 1859.

On Fjrst Tlesday IN jahta1y, 1oo5.:
900 Acres Of Land,
4 GOOD portion of which is bottom lands ON the
Tugalo kiver, and known as the Tyre Swift lands,
The Trac, will be laid off in four separate tracts,
and plat of each will be exhibited on the day OF
The lands will be sold at private sale before the
day above specified. If d, sired.
TEEMS-One- half Cash; remainder on cred
it of twelve months.
Davis Oh the premises.
SAINT. iSoX: :. Agents.
TYRE Il. SWIFT,
Dec ?, 1868 !. "a 3
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New Advertisements.
Notice to Creditors.

THE Creditors of Robert A. Maxwell are re.
questea to meet him ct Pendlctor on Thursday;
10th instant, for the purpose of pcrfcc,ng and
completing settlement Of his Indebtedness
Dec ., 1868 "a 9
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ESTATE NOTICE.

ALL persons having demands against the Estate
OF Abner Cox. deceased are requested to hand
them TO nicnt once, legally attescd Those in
deblcd to said Estate must make immediate pay
ment, as it is designed 10 wind up its affairs with
out delay.
W. S. cox, Admir-.
Dec ?, 1868 81
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- Official returns give Grant 40, 800 majority in
Ohio, and 20, l46 majority in Indiana.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-30
MEDICAL.
DIR. F. KILLER,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
and
SURGEON.
DR. KILLER PAYS PARTICULAR AT.
~ tention to
Medical and Operative surssry and Mid.

ome:,ss South C street, opposite Wells
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II will thus be seen that Of one hundred pa.
tients treated by Homeopathic physicians eight
will dio. while n the same number are treated
by Allopathic. physicians, thirty.four will die;
and Of the myriads who die under old school
treatment the world over. Homeopathic treat
mcnt would save seventy.six OF every hundred.
Virginia, September l, 1858. sci II