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}Qsf Gable Desnatclies. n
MADRID, October J7. Forty.eight
!; cities, being administrative centres,
adhere to. the juuta and monarchical
principles. Seven cities denounce
the clergy. and all denounce religious
!. orders The meeting OF the ,Oortes
has been fixed for December 18th, SO
that repre- esentatiyes from Cuba and
Porto Rico may arrive. The army
will be- exempt from tho new tax
about to be levied.
The junta has removed the Bishop
of Huessa and the bishop Of Urgui.
who are accused of having aided the
recent Oarlieb demonstrations. The
Catalonians have petitioned against
areduotion of the customs tariff.
COPENHAGEN, October 17.--The
Rigsday, in reply to the Kings open
ing speech, regret the failure of nego-
tiations with Prussia in the matter of
Schleswig-Holstein, rejoice in the
unity of feeling between the King
and the people, hope for continu-
ance OF friendly relations with Prus-
sia, and that the international differ
ences may be easily settled.
LISBON, October 17.-The mail
steamer from Rio Janeiro brings i'm
portant intelligence from the seat of
war on the Paraguay. The Para
guayan position ut the mouth of the
Tebicuary River had been taken by
the allies. President Lopez had
gone to Villa Reca, town in the in
terror. unattended, abandoning the
capital to the allies. The foreign
corvettes were about to ascend the
river to Ascencion.
MADRID, October 19.-Prim has
been made Marshal of Spain and
Gen. Dulce made Duke. Deputa-
tions of Cubans have arrived and
stipulated with the Junta for gradual
emancipation of slavery.
The Junta has issued an address
regarding future Government. The
Cortes must decide whether it shall
be republican or monarchical.
BARCELONA, October 19.-The Re-
pubIicans protest against the acts of
Prim and Serrano.
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their services the sum Of two dollars
per day for the time actually en-
ployed in such election, and also for
the time employed in the registration
of voters. is4a.4es.. i 81 a "a
x. All bar-rooms and drinking
saloons in the town or city whore
such election is held shall be, closed
on the days Of election, and any per-
son who shall sell to any person any
Intoxicating drinks on the day Of
election shall be guilty of q misde-
meanor, and on conviction thereof
shall be fined in o sum not less than
one hundred dollars nor moro than
three hundred dollars, or be impri-
soned for a period not less than one
month nor more than six months.
Al. All statutes providing against
illegal voting, or the bribery and
intimidation of voters, passed here
tofore, and not inconsistent with the
present Constitution, are continued
IN full force; but all Acts or parts of
Acts inconsistent Herewith, or sup
piled by this Act, are hereby re-
pealed
In the Senate House, the twenty
fifth day of September, in the
year of our Lord one thousand
eight hunderd and sixty eight.
l.. BOOZER,
President of the Senate.
FRANKLIN j. MOSES, JR.,
Speaker House of Representative
Approvcd:
r. X. SooTr, Governor.
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Seymour. said anys change in the
ticket must result in the with dfawal
of his name. He was an unwilling
candidate. and would gladly be re-
lieyed OF the responsibility. His
visitors replied that no change was
contemplated! p Sc s SO
- New YoRR, 0osoh5eeirr iiee.-4 ie.-rS Stsoofse surge
Francis Train has accepted the Con-
gressional nomination, and thinks his
election would secure his own aud
other Irish-Americans release from
British bastiles.
The severest gale ever known oc-
CURED on Lake Huren, on Friday
night. The only losses reported are
two--a man and child.
WASHINGTON, October 19.-There
will be no change in candidates and
no third party.
Coverts is defeated for Congress,
but will contest. He claims 800
fraudulent votes.
1t is known to the military autho-
rites here that the arms destroyed on
the Hesper at Cat Island, were pur-
chased by the Governor of Arkansas
and Senator Mcdonald, from that
State, on speculation, and that the
Legislature would buy them. It is
not believed that armed resistance is
contemplated, from the fact that the
arms were destroyed and not reserved
for use.
Colfax says that persons with
whom he is in communication agree
that there is no necessity for a ses-
sion on the 10th Of November.
Governor Orr, of South Carolina,
is here.
Voorhees, and Julian's seats in
Indiana will be contested
Dickinson, Dem ocratic Congress-
man, from the Ninth Ohio District,
has been arrested, charged with issu-
ing fraudulent naturalization papers.
Frank 2. Blair made n speech, in
st. Louis, to Il large audience. He
said he came before them neither
dismayed nor discouraged. The De-
mocratic party would yet win, and,
if they failed, the republic would fall
with it. He expected to continue to
be candidate for Vice. President,
but was willing to make any sacrifice
the country demanded.
On yesterday the Coroner OF Phi
ladelphin commenced an inquest on
the bodies of the brothers Byrne,
who were killed on Tuesday. :
LITTLE Rock, Arkansas, October17.
j. AZ SchCtield, Secretary Of Var.
The arms purchased for the State
were destroyed by an armed band of
men in the Mississippi River. The
boat was captured and the arms
thrown overheard. From facts in
my possession, 1 am satisfied that
armed resistance to the laws is con-
templated, in which event tho United
States forces here would be entirely
inadequate to preserve order.
(Signed) POWELL CLAYTON,
Governor of Arkansas.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

n accordance with the proclamation of
IL the Governor, dated the 9th day of
October, 1868, there will be an election
held in this County, on Tuesday, Novem-
ber 81, for Electors of President and Vice
President of the United States, Repre-
sentative to Congress, and q Solicitor for
the Fifth Circuit.
By virtue of authority vested in us, we
hereby establish the following polling
places in Richland County, viz: Gamers
Ferry, Gadsden, w. b. Flowers House,
Trenholm's Grove, Davis, Killian's, Camp
Ground; Columbia~Ward No. 1SGill,
more House; Ward No. 2-Old Ice House;
Ward No. 3-Palmetto Engine House;
Ward No 4-Ellingtons Store.
The Registration Books will be open for
revision, at the above named places, on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, the 22d,
23d and 9th instant, when the Managers
of Elections herein named are authorized
to add to the lists the names Of all per-
sons entitled to vote according to law, and
take therefrom the names of those not en-
titled to vote.
The following gentlemen are hereby
appointed Managers OF Election:
FoR GARNER's FERRY-John Harris,
s. G. Henry, John H. Bryant.
GADsDEN--John p. Adams, John D..
Goodwin, S. p. Gaige.
FLOWERS HoUsE-W. White, Philip Ed.
stein, j. j. Goodwin.
IRENHoLarS GRovE-A. l.. Solomon, Jos.
Saunders, Wilson Glover.
DAyIs'-Allen Davis, F. P. Roberts,
Caesar Lowndes.
CAMP GRoUND-N. Dubard, Henry Smith.
II. G. Marshall.
LlKnLIAN's-Eli killian, William Simons,
]. 3. Walsh.
CoLUaIBIA-WARD 1-P. Brown, E. B.
Thompson, G. Shuttle.
WARD &c: G. Newton, James Bamp-
field, f. w. Wing.
r. Stokes.
WARD I'D. B. Clayton, S. B. Thomp-
son, James Brown.
The above named gentlemen are re-
quested to meet at Jannoy's Hall, in Co.
lumbia, on Friday, the 10th instant, at IL
M: for the purpose of qualifying and re-
ceiving the lists of Registration.
NJ. J. CALNAN,
w. T. WALTER,
N. E. EDWARDS,
Commissioners of Election, Richland
County.
Columbia, 8. c., October 12. 1868.
Oct 13 tuW4
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
GREGG's HALL.
Master E. Carri's Grand Concert.
IVEDNESDAYEyENING OCT 81 ,es

lPEDNESDA Y EVENING, OCT. 81, '6S.
PROGRAMME.
PART L.
i. Waltz, Schuioh,
Mrs. CARR AND PRoF. KoEppEn
2. DcBeriot's Tine, Air Varie,
MASTER F. CARRI
.. spirit or Light. MIR. STEVENS
4. 12o, Fantasia Conccrtante,
MASTER T. CARBI
5. Norma, Bcllini
MEssRs. JANNEY, CARR1 AND JACKSON
6. DeBeriot's 5me, Air Vario,
Mr.. C. T. JASNEY
PART H.
1. DeBeriots Gmc, Air Varic,
= MASTER T. CARR
MEssRs. JANNEY, CARH1 AND JACKSON
,. Rondeau de Chasso, Czcrny, Mrs. CARRI
/. Sounds from Home, Gungi,
MEssIS. JANNEY AND CARR
8. Thou art so Near and yet so Far,
:. MIR. STEVENS
6. Yankee Doodle, Vicuxtemps,
MASTER T. CARRI
RD-Prico of Admission 75c. Children
J0c.. Colored People SOC. Tickets for sale
at tho Bookstores and McKenzie's Confec-
tioncry. Doors open at o'clock Com
mence at q precisely. Oct 1S
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Georgia-:--Thomas County-...Regu-
lar Term, Superior Court.

lar Term, superior Court.
Blu for direction and distribution in Tho
mas Superior Court.
Milton @. Smith, Administrator on Estate
OF Mary Atkinson. ct al, Us. Elijah Prin-
gle and w. H. Pringle.
appearing to tho Court that Mrs.
il Mary Atkinson, late of Thomas Coun-
ty, Georgia, deceased, died intestate,
without husband or child surviving her
and that tho heirs-at-law of said deceased
are the descendants of her brothers and
sisters, most of whom reside without and
beyond the limits OF the State of Georgia,
and that the bill, in the above stated case,
cannot be served on them personally, it is,
therefore, on motion, ordered by the
Court, that service Of said bill be perfected
by publication, on Elijah Pringie, Elijah
Mccoy, John L. Gorden, Jane Potter,
Nancy +; Chambers, Susan Anderson,
Kennedy Pringle and william Pringle, by
publishing this interlocutory decree once
month for four months, before the next
term or this Court, in some public gazette
or this State. And, it further appearing
that four of the brothers and sisters Of
said deceased to wit, Sarah Pringle,
William Pringle, Elizabeth Pringle and
Abram Pringle, all died, leaving descend
ants, the names of many being unknown,
ana who are or may be interested in said
Estate, it is, therefore, further decreed
ny tnls court, that copy OF this decree be
published in some newspaper once month
for four months previous to the next term
OF this Court, published each at the capt.
tails OF the States of South Carolina, North
Carolina, Alabama, Mississippi and Texas,
that all the relatives Of said deceased who
may be entitled to any of said Estate, NAV
como in and be made partners and receive
their portion Of said Estate.
June Term, 1868. ,B.Fa,.
AUG. II, HANSEJI
Judge s. O., So. Dist. of Ga.
true extract from the minutes of Tho
mas Superior Court, August 20, 1868.
LEBB. DEKLE,
Clerk Supreme Court, T.. C.
September 10 MOD
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Buckwheat Flour, 80.

Bnc kwheat Flour, 60. l
< BBBGS. Erosts Superior New Hulled
- BQCKWHEATF FLOUR, 1.s2r y
5 hrkins Choice Butter.
bbls. Choice Syrups, - 'si'sTi.fS
Beet, N, 0 'AaiAe' n
Half and quarter boxes nov E.rdinaa
10 bbls. White Irish Potatoes.
Received to-day and for sale by
Oct 1873 @. II. BALDWIN g. 10
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NREDITORS of the estate of O. 4 RE
" DELL, deceased, are requested to pre.
sent their claims, duly attested; and per-
sons indebted to the estate will please
make payment to Messrs. Melton & Mel
ton, Attorneys at Law, Columbia, s. G.
u. W. BANCROFT,
Oct IL 3* Administrator.
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News Iteus.

CHAISLOTTE, N. u, October 10
On the North Carolina Railroad, on
Saturday night, near Harrisburg,
two trains-one having Maginley's
Circus on board collided. Five
persons were seriously injured.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, October 1S.-
Some arms cr5 ammunition on board
the steamer Hesper, en route for AR.
kansas, were destroyed by disguised
parties, who boarded the Hesper
from a tug on Cat Island.
+ RAnRIeH.' October 19.-Both par
ties are vigorously engaged in the
canvass. The Republicans arc jubi-
lant over the Northern elections.
The Democrats are disappointed, but
determined and confident of carrying
this State. Both have full electoral
and Congressional tickets in the
field. The Republican electoral
ticket has Bryant Latin, of New
York, and H. "A. Galloway, o negro
or mulatto, on it; the rest are native
whites. The Democrats are all ma
tives and nll enfranchized. The
Congressional Republican ticket has
all natives on it, except David Hea-
ton, of Wisconsin, and j. r.. Devices,
OF Indiana, and Mr.. Boyden, who
runs on the Republican ticket as an
independent, but opposes radicalism,
yet votes for Grant-NIr. Tourge, OF
Ohio, and Mr.. French, of Washing
ton City, having been ruled off. The
Democratic Congressional ticket is
exclusively native. Both parties
claim success. Governor Holden has
suspended the order organizing de-
tailed militia. General Miles has
distributed the 10th United States
regiment of colored troops over the
State.
At the Superior Court here, last
week, q colored citizen was sentenced
by Judge Watts to be hung on the
9th of November.
New ORLEANS, October 19.-The
Sheriff and Parish Judge of st.
Mary's Parish, were assassinated at
Franklin, La., last night, by parties
who escaped without being recog-
nized. The Sheriff was killed in his
hotel, and the Judges body was
found in the street by the patrol,
which was organized Immediately
after the discovery of the Sheriff's
death. A coroner's inquest is pro-
crossing, but has elected nothing to-
wards the discovery of the perpetra-
tors. Several men were engaged in
the transaction, but they mounted
horses and escaped in the darkness.
NEW ORLEANS, October 19.-The
steamship Texas, from Indianola,
with cattle for New Orleans, foun-
dered in a gale. The Captain and
crew were saved.
A despatch received here TODAY.
from franklin. Louisiana, states that
the office OF the Attakapas Reqister,
published in franklin Parish, was
sacked last night, the press DESTROYED.
and its material scattered. The edi-
tors and printers left for New Or
leans. The citizens of franklin and
the surrounding country are doing
all in their power to preserve the
peace. The negroes are making very
bold threats, but have not made any
attempt to carry them into execn-
tion. <aas'Dp Ya.l H.
There is terrible excitement in diff
ferent portions of Louisiana. Seye.
raj armed negroes have been arrest.
ed. Women and children are being
sent to places Of safety. =
= UTICA, N. Y, October ia con.
ference was held, on Saturday, be.
tween Seymour and several members
of tho NofionoI Gor, ,.,:Lt. 4
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nF EDGINGS, Insertings and Infants
~ Waists, at every price and quality, at
October II G. F. JACKSON'S.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
COLUMBIA, October 16 1865.
n pursuance OF an Act of the General
Assembly, passed September 25th,
1868, an Election will be held on the Sc
cond TUESDAY of November, being the
tenth day thereof, in all Incorporated
Cities and Towns Of this State, for the
Election OF all Officers provided for by the
Charters of the said Cities and Towns.
The Managers of Elections, appointed
in pursuance of an Act to provide for the
next general election, are authorized and
required to conduct the Municipal Elec-
tions aforesaid, until otherwise provided
for by law.
those required by the Constitution, to-
gether with residence of sixty days,
next preceding the Election, within the
corporate limits Of the City or Town, and
that he has been duly registered in the
Ward or Precinct in which he offers to
vote.
The Managers of Elections shall open
their respective polling places for three
days, next preceding the day of election.
from z A. M. to Z. NJ, for the purpose Of
registering the names OF the qualified
electors and their places of residence.
All bar-rooms and drinking saloons in
the Town or City where such Election is
held, shall be closed on the day of Elec-
ton; and any person who shall sell to any
person any Intoxicating drinks DIN the day
OF Election, shall be guilty OF misde-
meanor, and, on conviction thereof, shall
be fined, in q sum not less than one hun
dred dollars, nor more than three hundred
dollars, or be imprisoned, for period not
less than one month, nor more than six
months.
The Managers of Elections as aforesaid,
and each of them, are hereby required,
after due publication, anu with strict re-
| gard to the provisions OF the Constitution
and Of the laws of the State, touching
their duty in such case, to cause such
Cities and Towns, on the day aforesaid;
and to take all the necessary steps for the
| holding of such Elections, and for the
ascertaining and determining the persons
who shall have been duly elected thereat.
Given under my hand and the seal of the
State, in the City Of Columbia, this
10th day of October, in the Year of
our Lord one thousand eight hun
IL. 81 dred and eixty-eight, and in the
ninety-third year Of the Independ
ence of the United States of Ameri-
ca.
R.K. SCOTT. Governor.
F. l.. CARDozA, Sec'y OF State.
The Charleston Courier, Abbeville Ban
ne',. Anderson InteHigencer, Barnwell SEN
tiael, Bennettsville Journal, Camden Jour
nal, Cheraw Advertiser, Chester Standard,
Horny Sentinel, Darlington SoutheTneI.,
Edgeheld Advertiser, GEORGETOWN Times,
Greenville M0untdinee,., Kingstree &dr,
Laurensville Herald, Lancaster Ledger,
Clarendon Banner, Marion &dr, Newber.J
Herald, Orangeburg NelcS, Keowoe Con-
rier, Pendleton Gazette, Spartanburg E1-
press, Sumter Wdtchman, UnionYille Times,
Fairfield Herald. Yorkvillo ElquiTe'. will
please publish the above proclamation
once, and send copy and bill to the office
OF Secretary of State. October II -
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AccoRpIva n s1ateAsats which We hnd pub
lished.in vur Radical sxchsngss, the compiler
of tho tro political parties in Memphis. Tennessee.
10 thus indie stsd. The vote cast for Grant and
Colfsx vsA vhts. SIS; ssiored, ,7sS-total, lis,
Por 6symour and Blair. white, 1885, cciored, SO
total 1,S11. Majority for Grant and Cofax,
1895.
1hs RspsblisAa pas4y ef Nenphis, ~ throu b.
out the entire South u literally and phaiicaily
"Blaek 1spahHcsn Pasty"-or . party Of
"biaek and saas.' Lb~.tisssion.
ThAa,our fissd Of III Constitution will re-
msmbse wsstbs sxssi shads Of complexioa
ofths4 asty = - sosth that atood BY the
Union S1a z thAishsS and stripes during the
VA. ltwss'tAe Bhck Republican party OF
the 0sstA sAaa marched under the stripes and
starr, aad bio party which lately voted for
Seymour, that rallisd undsr the " Stars and
Bars - Destroy shs Union and overthrow
The 0ez1spnnist II Ia Usissd States.
ara n ~ Genaral Forrest, . bloody rebel
lsedsr, MA @sssAossd Union soldiers Of the
biask - ~ psfsoasion Aftsr their surrender
dtifiag - dvas, and uhs - recently been
the chAmpisa - Ssynssf and the Dem oeracy
in AsneAis and shs region round about.
Training under saoh leader q General
Forrest, the hatred Of our contemporary
for Ne Aack and tn Union loving patriots
d AsARhis, should be no matter Of surprise.
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" chan, to draw any ffhs above Prizes ser %.
rjck scrfbnx Prizes asald in shs lopes and
Will mixed On receipt Of 25c sefled 7ettf Is drawn
without choice and sent by snal TO any address, Tue
prize nam spoe il Willis d. iserea T. the Il ks hold
on psyntn, IF One Deitar. Prizes are immediately
sent to any .. dres-by express or return mail
You VT know what yanr Prize IL bsfore you PAY for
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-14

Tie 6ss Noasand Democratic voters who
weet BON Msv York and Baltimore, to vote
- 1hHAdilbAia il October had bssinas d
hone in November.
No national men en- douAt that these five
thousand Dsmosrntic votes cast in Philadel-
Dhia in October we're illegal and fraudulent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-14

MARX TWAIN, will deliver his lecture 1.-THE
American Vandal Abroad" widely through
out the country this winter. He il publish
ing = book which viii appear in the spring.