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), .Forg0this Mameusr. ".

%, - E4Sa !ttA9i5E!tS.:@
J., !. "A eoncoitedfellQw, bystheNamo
Of 'Hoad, in making Now Ycqrs
calls in u certain city, i3m9ue tlM
/, a6qaaintan;opo Of q y9img glladSf Sfup8
whom ho fattored himself ho had
* Sfoeted 4 very, decided impression.
He felt that he was IRRESISTIBLE to
6 tho SEX anyhow, but in THIS par
t'cular instance no Was confident
that he had accomplished "a con-
! Iuost. Not TO DO too cruel to The
! da,nsel, whom he imagined 10 be
languishing over his absence, he
called upon her again after the
now year was q week or SO old.
That;ho. might feast uponthc sur
prise and JOY sho would cvincc on
discovering WHO her caller was, .ho
rcfroincd from giving his name to
tho, servant who ANSWERED I his
ring, but Instructed her .toN tell
Miss - that a very particular
friond desired an interview. He
was ushered into tho par'or; and
after q brief delay the young lady,
whom he supposed to be RAPIDLY
approaching dissolution on his ac-
count, cntcrod. .,,... ..i
She paused on the threshold
and looked embarrassed. lie ex.
pcctcd that, but contrary to h,s
expectations, no blush Of emotion,
or glcam Of recognition, even
lighted her countcnancc.
Don't You remember mc?"
said he, putting on the smile
which he had imagined had melt
cd her young and susceptible
heart upon their first meeting.
"You know | called here last New
Years with party in a four
horse sleigh ?"
"Oh, yes, said the young lady
who didn't appear in thu least
crushed by the rccoi.cclion. II
remember. Your face did look
familiar, but your name"
"Don'L you rcmcmbcr my
name ?'I' inquired tho heart pulvcr-
( izer, with an air Of deep chagrin.
: ri have almost got il, said the
lady, with n puzzled smile. "lt
isn't Brown 2" vi
"No, indeed. But really madam.
this is not very hattorins to me,
your forgetting my name. l i'm
aginod had made n decided i'm
pression."' =. :,
$50 you did, SO you did," the
lady fastened to say. "Strangc
that your namc should have cs-
capod me, though. | WAS think-
ing Of it just before you rang.
Don't toll mo what it, is. shall
think Of ii in minute. Really,
this is quito notifying; what has
become, Of my memory ?" and she
xrottcd her pretty little foot i'm.
patiently on the carpet,
"But let me give you 4 hint"
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GO0dspccd's Fountain Pens.

Sixty lines written with one pen Of Ink
The fountain has been attached to Good.
speeds celebrated Golden Pen. Warrant.
ed TO be The hest Fountain IN tho World.
Sample sent for 10 cts, an assorted tox for
95 cts., or full gross, post paid, for $500.
$40 q day guaranteed to active agents.
Address, J. r. PRICE & CO,
Oct, II 42 2mo. 81 Park Row, *.
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District Court ofMe United Suites.
Fm ihr District Of South Cnrolna. In
Bankruptcy. H. the matter Of ]. G.
LinInri, Bankrupt.
! BY Hhom - petition for adjudication Of
Rnn irnp'cy vas filrh on the lGrh day Of
November, h u 1873, ia Snid Court.
This Ia to give notice that on the Goth .lny
Of Nov'r, 1853. II Warrant Of Bankruptcy
vas issued against the Estate OF j. G. Lin.
t"rd,' Of CharYp:.H's depot, Ncwbcrry District,
>ae Of South Cnroliuu WHO has been a,.
judged n bankrupt on his own petition:
That the payment Of any debts aud The dc.
livery OF. my property belonging to sad
Bankrupt; to him, or for his use, md the
transfer oi amy property by him. nrc for.
hidden by law and that Il meeting of the
cndi'orS Q! said I;"nl>rupt to prove their
drhts null to choose one or more Assignee:
OF his estate, will hr held al Court of Bank
rnplcy, to br holden at Ncwbclry Court
House, South Carolina, b"iorc Henry Sum
"cr, ESQ, Register, on the 9th day Of
Dcccmbrr, A. D., l$nS, nt IL o'clock NJ.
. :. j. =. a. EpPING,
L. :. Marshal II: Messenger.
hy y. i. PIFEn,
Nov % st. Deputy Messenger
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] i'll for Partition.

i'll Tor Partition.
BY order Of the Court III this case, will
seltbctorc The Court House. 'atiNcwhcrry,
on the first Monday in December next, the
following tracts Of land, viz. ia
Tract No. !, containing 2S.InO Iacres,
more or lcas, on which are buildings:
Tract No. ., containing 8 is 100 acres,
more or less, situated in the town Of New
berry, and ,.,..
Tract No. 3, containing IL acres, more
or less, lying within one and half miles OF
the town of ,Newhcrry, on tho Columbia
road, and bounded hy lands OF estate Of
job JohuStonr, aud James. Caldwell.
Also ono tract OF land, continuing l25
acres, moro or less, situated in the district
OF Ncwberry, partly in. the town Of New.
berry, and bounded by 4 street leading from,
Ncwbcrry by the S.cam Mil, and hy lands
Of the Nrwh"rrv Steam Mill Company, +.
Z. Lake, Black lack and Columnia roads,
and by lands Of j. It. Williams AMI T.. J.
Jones. The above lands 70 be sold by pl.ts
on file. ,ar....
TEEMs or SALE--Aoc halt in cash, au,i
the baiancr on twelve months time, With
interest from The day Of sale, tho purrna ser
to give mortgage Of premises 10 secure
balance OF purchase u.ot.ny, or the Whole
may be pail in cash
CONS n;>". SII.'S TOMBSTONE, 80
Nov. I i 81. 40 G. =. =. y. e
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLYN,

y 7 tt I Z II ,TF7I II Z 4 No IT y \
Newhrrry pi'trct-In Equity.
Moan Martin, W. lirauviir +. Jenkins.
Bill! Tor :orct,o IRE OF Mortgage.
lsy order ofthe Corr; in this case, will
:ri c'orc 'he Court House, mt %Ncwbsrry,
on ne hrSt Noo'iay iii Dece,n or rcx,, ~
;r'c' '7' lsn! /" Nc"herr: District, con.
:A.uin;
l|jhiy-t:yht .icr,s.
,:''21t or les, Situated! on waters Of Bush
River. an! i'"un':ch by lands Of Henry Bur.
TON. Eii,h ". LaNc. h"r',!. ThoS. ". BooZer,
lirrry VI. ll:n;"r, lands Of estate of Daniel
Sem, G"c'd, and lands Of the estate OF Dr..
J. X. Glider, decd
Terms mad" known on day of SaI"
C1mT Office. EILtS TOMBSTONE.
Oct. j is s.. Sl2 c.r.sn
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Nov % 81.

In the District Court Of the
UNITED STATES. for South Cnt olina. Oct
Term, 1873. In the mattrr Of Wade IT,
Se,Zlrr-Iiankrnpt. Petition Tor Full and
Final Discharge in Bankruptcy.
Ordered. that II I,tarin9 he had on the 18th
day OF Dec IS'iS, at Federal Gour, House in
Columbia, s. G; and tl,a, all crrhitnrS, &c.
"l SaIl Bankrupt appear at said time and
place, ami Shrw cause, if any thry cav
Why the prayer Of the Petitioner SLnuli not
bP granted And that the 2nd aud Sd meet.
ing Of Creditors Of said Bankrnp, will be
held at the oliire OF Henry Summer, fsq.,
Register of t*d) third Congressional Dis.
lIict, 8. G., on the 5'h day Of Dee. lSGS, 81,
Il ~ .,. ...-...
BY order uf l5c Co"ri, ihr 18th day oc
November, 1868.
DANIEL iIOnLBECN,
Clerk Di>tric, court United States.
Nov - IS -. For SUu;h Ca.o.ilii
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'Assignee's Sale,

ASSlSlAGo . OttlO.
lii Ro !Tho,nas Ellisot,i Bank
.,. ,rupt,
By order Of George s.. Bryan, Judge Of
lhoUnitcd States Court for South Carolina
District, ! viii SILL Oh s'
,W,Tsduy, the 81 Decembefhea3, ;
at hisiresidencc, the ~ E%.1 6
Real and personal property
Of sat;l baukrnp, consisting Of 's'
One Tract Of Land
containing 24l and two.third acres, more
or lcss, situated IN tho county Of ,Nowbcrry,
on waters Of Eleazcr aud Cannon orerk,
and bounded by lands of the estate, Of la.
vid Sigh, deceased, estate Of David Stone,
DECEASED. estate Of David DcWalt, .,trrr'd,
William Long aud Emanuel Eivingston.
Also Mt the same time aud place tho per
sonnI property Of said bankrupt, consisting
OF ..'l
1 Mules, ....
9 Cows and Calves,
49, Cattle, Hogs, Fowls,
Wsgon, Buggy,
Farming Implements, .>
$50 Bushels Of Corn,
rs, 1000 lbs. Fodder,
,..r .i5 bushels Wheat,
80 $50 lbs. Flour,
SEVEN BALES COTTON, u
Gin, Thrashcr, Fan, &C., &c. !,
Terms cash-.Purchascr to pny for stamps
aud Impcrs. X. l.. LUTHER,
novH ID 1t Assigliec.
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DR.. j. d. Bruce

having resumed the practice Of Medicine,
tenders his professional services to the pubiic'
once In tho building formerly occupied by
Mr. John a; Chapman, and opposite Mrs.
Sept. 19 80 e. ...
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District Court ui ,ilr Lnitcd Sta,c.
For fhc Dis. r!ct Of &uut;i tnrnlnT in I.I..
lnItc!. ia the matter Of = oE;n Mayer-B Bank
iups
10 WHOM il may CONCERN Thr undprs CrcG
ht',hv pHts En ice q. las ljn,lit rciit rs As.
'irnet' rf III" esis;c o. .lLn Mayer, Of The dist.
O. Ii kin ton. and S.1c &! South Cnruinn ~! III
III MA District. who trs bcru EGjudrcd hsil.
1uW upon mt own I'e;t!"n hy the district ruurt
ti snid distriet. Dnitd 2i,th duy oi' N"v 4 . D..
lSfS. r. IT, DONiNlCE Ass;r,rr
Nov g. e. ~ ' . -
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As;ssijg:.;nSl,el:,'ef's g; l,l:,'f' Sale =

In tNe Mattor of !. SYa}lor ZSaly,
C-DaHkfupt, Eof tho COUNTY of N6wbcrry.'
by order Of George S. bryan, U. S. DisH
trlct Judge. I will soil, IN frontOf tho Court
House, on thu first Monday IN, Dec. next,
Tayior zcaiy, consisting of FE}' 20
: .,, TSWO,SMALL LOTS 81;
situate lnsho Town Of; Monticello Fflrnct4
County. Also, II large lot Of -
- Bcd$tcddS, Mattftsst$, &C., &C., {:
.,.. ... JOHN Il. LEAVELL. Assignee.
Nov. IL 10 d.. ...4s .';>,,.
STATE OF FSOUTII CAROLINA.
IS . <Newborry Distric.--ln " Equity.
W. II. GilIlland and Sidnry s. Howell, sur>
yivors, ct al. vs.. JAS. Caldwell and W.
". McMorrs, cx'ors. and others.
= Bin for safe Of land
Pursuant to m order Of the Colirt Of
Equity, in tho above stated case, I will sell,
.heloro the Court House, at Ncwbcrry, OH
the 1st Monday in December next, a tract
Of land lying in the District OF Newbcrry,
lying on tho Ashford Ferry road, bounded
by lands Of William Caldwell, Samuel Cans
non, lands lately owned By Micajah Harris,
Thos. Is. Wadlmgton and others, on credit
OF twelve months, with interest from tho
day OF sale, the purchaser to secure tile pur>
chase money by bond with atlcast two good
SureticS and Il mortgage Of The premises.
with the privilege of paying the amount OF
his bid i'm cash.
Com'rs Onlco SILAS TOMBSTONE,
Nov. IL 46 1T. SIG G. l.. N. d.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-02

Rev. Dye, Of Fairfield county,
Connccticut, was travelli n e
through Western Ohio, mountc
on 4 tall, lank, lean, raw-boncd
animal (a good frame, to build a
horse on.) lie camc to the june
ton Of two roads, and, not know
ing which mightlcad him to his
destination, asked Il ragged, dirty
looking nrchin which of the two
roads would lead him to W.,
1.-The boy in Il rough and uncouth
manner. says, "Who the belt arc
yon ~
Dye being greatly aStonishcd,
both at the chiId's incivility and
profanity, replied. "Nv $ou, | am
y follower Of The Lord.'
J. ~ follower Of the lord, ch t?
Wen, il makes d--n |Iittlc differ
cncc which road ynu take, for
you'll ncvcrcatch him with that
'hoSS.' '.'}@ - s..
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CesAREESI0N EGTEE. -

Nhd IICSIOH, >. c.
The nn;srrsignr,l having taken chnr,e af
til" nhor" well known Hotel, rcsrccilutly
Informs his Friends and the travrllinr oub)i,
that it las been rrfMrui$hcd in al Of itE de-
p"rtmcnts. The table will at III tines hs
supplied with The hi'st tin. Markr. mfTordo.
including every r!rliracy in scnsnn, whi,e
the cni*inr Will hr nncxccp,ihlinhlv.; The
Bath Rooms attached 10 ihrlllo,rl are iup-
plir, with the celebrated Ar.raian Water,
and Hot, Gold or Shower Baths cnn he b.
tanned at any timr. The same attention
will he paid to the comfort Of tic gnesle ~
heretofore, and travellers can rely ilpon
finding The Charleston Hotel equal TO. pnv
in the United States. Tile patronage, Of
the travelling public is respectfully solicited.
j. p. HORBACH&Agrnt,
Jnn. 10 3 tt. Proprietor.
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NOtiCe---Sale.


,crsnn J,,,.,, ~ pr',' ''o'" '''', l. re-
Tn,.',,, Y"" ~, '" % ''""' ''F Ne"o"rrT
residence nr lIe late Daniel sh,rLn, n,,,
lIu"hc,'S Ferry.
On tic 15,h ,;, G,,,,,i,x, o,yt
Tn" personal progcr.! Of .a;i ,..:ener',
Horse.
,1,,l
"'>'
Cows ,.i C.,,.,-
HOES ait S!I-:t,e
''' II ''.!'t "'.Nci
20 Bales q. Cotton.
'9(ihh .Nr"G.
lIpuSch,>I n,,I 1tr.l
Hlo,,-...,,,,, :, -. "' "''"' :
p'hFNSnl.'H ShHp ana Too,
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at one times i womamco hardly
walk through the streets OF San
Eranciaco without having every
oncpanse to gaze on her; aud Il child
was SO rare that once at Il theatre
in the same city, where y womau
Had taken her infant, when it be.
gan to cry, uSt rs the orchestra be-
began to playa man in The pit cried
out, Stop those GddIcs and let the
baby cry, / haven't heard such q
sound for ten years" The audience
applaudcd this scntimcnt; tic
orchestra stopped, and the baby
continued its performance amid
unboundcd enthusiasm.
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JOY!NER'S
National Hotel,

~ y
Within fifty Yards OF the GrccnviIle and
Char1cS!on Railroad Drpots, corner Gcrvais
and Gnds,lrn streets -
RATES. Board per week, sl2 so per
dny' 80; supper, breakfast ard lod& &ipg,, 81;
Single Meals, 81. ."." ~: II
No. ], Livery Stable in correction NTH
the ll"."l, Carriages, Ne, for hlro at nll
hours OF tho Day and Night i~i'''
.'.. ROBERT IOY'NER,"
aug. |" Proprietor.
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Notice.

! will sell at public Auction.
NondoN The III Il Dcccmbcr m~.st.
asp Thirteen and one half acres,
Of 10. l Land,
well linbercd, onc-haif mile from
K"lcna. bounded by lands OF i. p.
Lake, Michael Werts. G. II. Beck
man and G. d G.. r. R.
TtrMs CASH. p urchascr TO pay
for stamps and papcrf.
!. \. MARTIN, Ayt.
Nov. IS ~ 81. ....
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Tn the Dist let Court of the
UHLCED STATES. for South Carolina Oct
'rn 1873 In he matte Of John L. Aull
Of Newl'erry County bankrupt. Petition
for Full and innl discharge IN Bnnkruptrv
Orlerch thar hrnring hr had on the 18Th
day Of Drccmfcr. 1868. n, F'drr"I Court
llonsc IN Co'nmb'. :. q anil that MI crrl>
iiois. Sc, nf said Btnkrup. appear ut said
time and place. aud shrw r'In<r IT, any. they
cap, why The prayer nf The Peli,inncr should
not br granted. And that the 2nd ami 81
meetings Of creditors OF said Bankrupt will
b" held NJ the "fllc" Of Henry Summer. ESQ,
Register Of 'hird ~ EnnrrrSsinna! District,
$ 9 ,on 10th day OF December, 1865 at
IL NJ.
BY order Of tho Court, the 10Th day Of No,
ycmbcr, 1868. ....'.
.,. DANIEL IIORLBECK,
Ctrk District Court Unitcd Sfairs,
Nov. % 4S 81 For South Cnrolinn.
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Don't Fail to Try the, ,Cel3Bra-
ted Southern ,Touic, ,Panknin's Hcpalio Bit.
ters. M unGaiipG rcmedy for all Diseases OF
the Digestive Organs aad the Liver. For
sale by all Druggists. O., -. ,.,s...e, So,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-02

Don't Fail to- Try the CeIe.
brated Southern Tonic, Panknih's' Htba.io
l'ttcrs, IN 'unlailing remedy for allt Dis.
eases Of the Digestive Organism the liver.
For sale by NIL Druggists. g'''"s" ''""Et
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-02
CABINET MAKING
@2a And Repairing. u,

=, The undersigned respectfully gives notice
that, ne Is prepared to MAKE, or REPAIR
any Kind Of CABINET WARE, in the rnlt.
es, ana most satisfactory manner. WJrk
solicited. Prices reasonable.
..to y,5..a. WIN. ZOBEi.. u
' "ct. ~, lSC1-d4-tf., Helena, S G.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-02
.Fjsk's Metallic Burial Cases.:


'Ysissa : lz ! B l4 3 ,zassalss 4 =
1.-THE sUBscR1HEkf hssI' ,tS3staptty or
banda f6lldsSortmept Of tic ahpyr approved
cases, Of different patterns, hcsides', collins
Of his own nuke, a)l ofwIljeh he is prepared
to furnish ut very, reasonable rates,, With
promptncssf aud despatch. =, ~ =.
Persons desirons Of having cases sent by
railroad will lmvc them sent free of charge,
a IIearsc is always on hand md will be
furnished ut the rate Of $40 pertl day.
.. Thaukful Tor past patronage, tic sub.
scrihcr respectfully asks for II continuation
ofAhe same, and assures the public TINT
no eflort oil his part will Jc spared TO rcuder
the utmost satisfaction. .-...:
l"t'j ~9.S :: R.C. CHAPMAN .
Ncwbcrry s. c., July 81.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-02

Don't Fail to Try tho Celo-
hrated Southern Tonic, lanknin's Hcpatie
Bitlrrs, an uniailing remedy for all I;isehsse
Of the Digestive Organs nnl tie Liver! For
sale by all Druggists. g.. -. ~
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-02
N1rz1zss1S5 M A N HOOD:
SS,SMs<-.M@sst14a HOW LOSr
40 " RESTORED.

Just published. II new edition Of Nr. Cul-
vcrWcii - Celebrated Essay on the rad-
ras cure (withouL mrdicinc) Of Spcrmalor-
rhna, or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Seminal Losses, impotchcy, Mental and
rhySIcal lncapacty, lInpcdiments TO Mar-
rlnEr, ETC.; also, Consumption, Epilepsy.
aud Fits. induced by sclI-iuunlgcncc or sex.
u"I extravaganza. ..-.. ....,,.
G1; Price, in n scaled envelope, only
cents
The celebrated .an,hor, in tho admirable
essay. Clearly demonstrates from Thirty
years successful practice. that the alarming
consequences Of sc!I:abusc may be radically
cured '~i ~ith6utl The ,Isc Of internal medicine
or the application Of the knife ; pointing
out mode ofcuro at once simple, certain,
and cilrctVal. by means OF which every sui
icrcr, no matter what his condition may be,
may cure himsrl! chcaply, privately, and
radically. -,
S:&i This Lecture should be in the hands
oltcvcry youth and every man IN tho land,
Sent, under seal, III . plain envelope. to
any address, postpaid, onrcccipt Of six cents,
or two post stamps. YNE;o, Dr., Culvcrwell's
"M"rri".o Guide" price 25 cents. Address.
the Publishers i.....t
-. .... CHAS. j. G. KLINE & CO.,
1877 Broadway, n. Y, Post, ohlcc BOX 1856.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-11-05
Dem. majority in tho county, 1910

We doubt that there desperately county in
Ohio on Tuesday than old Fairfield Neted by their losses
the 18th OF October the Democracy used
and strained every nerve to increase their majority the Pes
dental election Their forces were secretly organized in the inter
between the elections and election day they had in the
field extraordinary number of active determined not over
scpuou workers They met the Republican side
wards oths city and most of the townships by bands of yng
and chalcngers of equal determination and activity animated
by patriotic devotion to their noble which deferred by
dscoumgemcnt and which knew such word as fail 1t was
only such work done previous and election day pre-
vented the hand the reduction and the other the
of the Democratic majority by hundreds below above
what The result of honor upon the Republicans
of the county, who spite of the tremendous odds and
sion election judges the county, against he
effected reduction of ten in the aggregate majority The
townships and wards showing Republican gains Amanda
votes Greenfield q Hooking IA Madison Z Walnut 26 Richnd
5; Rushcreek III Ward l. 8; 12 q total 9-
The losses We're in CeaTceek l. Bloom 81 Violet 49, Liberty 81
Berne IA Pleasant and Ward 2 81 total 81 Now we know
that Berne Pleasant and Ward our friends worked with
no less vgor zeal and determination than eehe but
under peculiar and greater the may have
skill in the manipulation class getting
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-11-05
A Wisconsin Tragedy.

The Madison (Wis). Journal
says: "ln Juno last we published
tho details of n murder in Grant
county, Miss Catherine Jordan
having been killed by her lover,
William E Kidd, in Glen Haven,
Juno 10, 1868. Largo rewards
were offered for the arrest of tho
murderer, as follows; By the
State of Wisconsin, $500; by Grant
county, $500, by citizens of Glen
Haven and Bloomington, $3.50 and,
by citizens of Fennimore 500; ma.
king in all, 81 $50. 1t appears
that tho murderer went immedi.
atoly to the railroad, and thence
through tho heart of tho State to
its principal city, revisited Mil.
'waukeo, went TO Chicago and
heard policemen talking OF his
crime and tho chances OF his ar.
rest, then mado his way westward
to tho mines of Colorado, and was
finally arrested, after many wan,
derings, in tho wilds of Minnesota.
lie was takon to tho railroad as
soon as possible, and whilo on tho
cars, October II, near Jefferson,
Green county, Iowa, committed
suicide by taking strychnine. AT.
ter taking tho poison, Kidd told
oft, saying: "You searched we'll,
but the small paper of strychnine
had been sowod inside tho lining
of my pantaloons, where its discov.
cry was next TO impossible" The
POISON had been provided for use
IN case of need. Kidd's death
took place ono hour and twenty.
five minutes after taking tho poi.
son. AT intervals between the
spasms no conversed freely and
oven with cheeriulness, giving
directions us to what should bo
told his friends at homo.
He confessed his crime, that he
was tho murderer of Miss Jour.
dan, that his only object in so do.
ing was that ho loved her, which
attachment she did not reciprocato;
that no had often and unsuccoss.
fully pressed his suit, and that ho
had resolved to kill her rather
than that sho should marry anoth.
or, and had carried his purpose in.
to execution.
Tho growing wheat crop is said
to look very promising throughout
tho State OF Indiana.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-11-05
WE SHALL HAVE PEACE.

As we stated in our FIRST issue
after the October election cf 1867,
when we unfurled the GRANT flag
to the breeze, so it will prove !:
Grant will on the 4th of March,
1869, receive the second surrender
Of the rebellion.
Although we cannot restore to life
our friends butchered in the Sou b
because of their political principles
yet VIC can rejoice that those who
remain in the land of the living
will now have the strong support
Of the protecting arm of the gov.
ernment in the establishment Of
their rights to speak their political
sentiments without the fear of the
knife or the bullet-and as for the
murdered patriots who lie in un
known graves, We have the eouso,
lation Of knowing that their
"souls are marching on"
Great is the Victory-grand,
glorious and bencficeht will be its
results.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-11-05
The Mass Meeting of Fridn,

The Mass Meeting of Friday.
The Republicans of Fairfield
had, on Friday last, the largest and
most brilliant political demonstra.
lion OF the campaign that has taken
place in Lancaster. A procession
was formed, of portions of'tho del
egatlons which came into tho city.
ofabout one mile in length. The
head of the line was composed Of
q cavalcado Of Republican horse.
men carrying national flags, and
these woro followed by q long line
OF buggies, carriages and wagons,
tho whole making magnificent
and imposing display.
Tho meeting was addressed in
the afternoon by Gov. HAYES, of
whose effort it is enough to say
that 1t was one Of those able, fair,
candid and convincing speeches
which are always characteristic Of
our excellent Governor. Thoro Ia
no doubt that 1t mado votes for
Grant. In the evening an immense
meeting at tho wigwam was &C.
ceptably addressed by Judge
BATES, of Columbus, and. Col. W.
Ii. FREE, Of Perry county.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-11-05
Fixed for Life.

We learn from tho Newark
Courier that General George B.
Mcclellan has at last been settled
for hie. The executors of the
Edwin A. Stevens estate have EN-.
ployed him at an annual salary OF
$4,000 year to supcrintend the
omplelion of the famous Stevens
battery at lIoboken, and which,
when aAoat. is to be rendered as
free gift TO the State of New Jersey
AS no limit is specified for the
completion, the General will have
a splendid opportunity to develope
that engineering skill of which he
is the undoubted possessor.