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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-01

III lex 4 DENTISTRY. s.s1fsta..
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Dr. G. sTaa4oa :; ka9bBpksnsrr Pssrtsr. { So
Beautiful ARTtFICIAL TEETH al S2o 70 $se
per tet Gash paid for old gold sets, or exchanged
fer new at highest value :. - Z a'l,
Special attention paid TO filing and correcting &
Irregularities OF the teeth.
Fees moderate. 80. -s' - 4, 4 ~. =
Dental rooms No. ss2 Broad street. apl
TsaA. JETER, lst -
SURGEON DENTIST, 0S11fn
BsOAp STREET BETWERE SlxTHAN SEVENTH,
Z. OYER JULIUS MEYER nnh 3o--sm
~ 80 sssURGEOH DENTIST, e5tfs
tformerly Of the Arm Of WagtM& ID ! lMahonN - :,
ARTIFiCiAL TEETH from TWENTY to THE
TY DQLLARS. sslzIE tYL isatxfs sT ~ 80 ig \
D OLD GOLD SETS bought or exchanged at their
Once and residence e2s Main RtFeek between
Sixth and Seventh streets, ~ s-sm :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-01

Gross assets February lst, 1882 ga. $40 sss 7s
TIE ASSETS ARE THUS APPROPRIATED
yet reserves company's 4# 1Es
,shIe per cent, ....... .S28 7!s sig o2 - r -
SnrnIns s,.,,......... $50, ,S73 IL ri.
S~ -- &3l SaA aSS rs
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/ 4 Perhaps the most interesting of ell the
sights of Seville, to many persons, are the
paintings Of the illustrious Spanish mas
ters, which abound =here.-Now, ,=be~it=un-
derstood, have an eye for a house, or q
sign, or q lady's cheek, when skihuty
painted, but in the walks Of art higher
than, these l, humbly acknowledge my, un-
worthiness to tread. shall, therefore, not
point out the fexcellencies pcr eriticise the
defects Of the, Murillos and the rest which
were presented for, my inspection. The
guide was a connoisseur, and took Us to see
every one of them, dilating awfully on all
of their good points ;hand to'show him that
Richmond, Va, could produce appreciatfVe
artists, Ifohimed in with him, and with my
mind dazedI by trying to comprehend ghiE
elucidation Of the fro and calido and the
vaporoSo styles, leered and squinched my
eyes at them and (God forgive me for the
.preyarioation) /, exclaimed, s Exquisite -
charming % +" "bsau-u -utiful !"@and hay-
ing done all this solely for the credit of my
dear home, washed my hands Of them.
But the most thrilling sensations Of any
/ experienced in this glorious city were
derived from the Government tobacco fac
tory. Here saw snuff made BY machinery
whose pateat-right claim the heirs Of Noah
could successfully maintain In any conrt Of
Justice, and worked by jacksss-power and
itWas good snuff, too, competent to lenduee
vigorous and wholesome sneszea as die
prove. But il was not this that thrilled me
What thrilled me was to have the eyes q
5000 female cigar-makers concentrated II
one fell sWoap upon me. This Is the mum
ber employed here. Not satisfied with LOOK
| ins, they ainked and blinked most diaholi'
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,ts;gnt9 20 EEtts EE3
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-05-28
A Great Cacklinp..

Mr.. j, j. I've, a merchant in our town has
exhibited to us his receipts. of shipment of
eggs from, Walhalla to Charleston, from the
18th of January to tho 10th instant The
receipts foot up four thousand one hundred
and twenty,seven dozen. This is exclusive
of his sales for home consumption. In ,addi-
ton to this egg business, he has purchased
and shipped to the, same point, upwards Of
ono, thousand fowls, bcsidos aicousiderablc
number Of ducks, geese and turkeys. The
gross receipts of the sales in these articles
amount to twelve to fifteen hundred dollars.
This is a new business Heretofore the de.
mand for these articles has been small, Being
limited by tho homo consumption. They.
never commanded CASH, and wore exchanged.
at q low rate for goods, They arc nov cash,
articles and hayo on utnfailipg demand, and
tho littlo business which already shows a.
trade Of above five thousand. dollars annually,
villa Stimulation demand may soon reach.
twenty-five thousand. Nj. LEE has added
Ao'this line Of his business tho sfipmehtJ6f
butter, and wo hope that chickcns,y eggs butt
tor and oven chccscawill yet become a sourcoi
Of broftablo production TO our oitiaens:5 'a@ %
There is nothing like q market to stimnlatc
the production Of ahiarticlo and H'crc is'nothsi
ing like energy to create a market. We
sgiSh him success In the business: 'oo' '"'."f'
bgGst&t} .--44-4+@ .sa 4A~s4t Ay gf9E we ~
The S~opFlnIERN, CoMMEaMAh CONVEY
TON NJ y MMl EMpH lls,, ~ D1eelleegatesbs and visitors
from all parts Of tho South are present, there,
being about 1000 regular delegates. A des-
patch to tho "Cincihnati Gazttto." sdatedsoA
Sunday, says: y ',t9,s "''f" e's fa'iAha
.aonotgtatifyihgg sSaatuthS, ii The affair igtHasS
politics soefh ID Be '#bSly ignored! tRSpab.f
iioandg and Delbospats, radicals arhd = SsbsoisB,'
haQo iaid asidos' tkair mutdal 'afn in5sitiesyaad
~ardSoraiaiIy ssxofhahnngiiaag views ia6 70 the Best
nodes 81 building lupp the pbrddsslp'o,ffityto dtbS
South and West. Amongst the throngs
arouhdssho Osorton HotelSa thisyeveningsa
hayeinet Koardla single olttcaltopdc stegted,
andT,Smfsury The convention will bS'eddally'
moJaaSraSSSo and siMgiiset,S 59s & !, s,,; Z i ], I !,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-05-28
-s7Tth9]!5E5 GWWRB[5tRR !.
w. o. KEITH, Editor.
WHITNER sYMMEs, Associate,.
r. HQUNd- 81 C9l,
PleOE'AsIE sTORS 3 <

s. 4ERAs,A hor Subscription, IeIV1O D5I
AzdRs nor aa,saup, strictly inl aavdaecs fonS3Sssr
months, One Dollar.
E4B" advertisement inserted at 81 per square tor
en- Hmcs or less for the first insertion, and so cents
FOR each Subsequent Insertion.
Des" Obituary Notices exceeding fyc lines, Trio
"tes Of Respeet, CompnMNWicqtloas cts personal
character, and announcements Of Candidates, wiO
DC charged foras advertisements
assn 700 Printing neatIy .asa- eAfaply, executed.
Basn Payment can 6cmadc IN currency, or in pro.
"isio. at the markpt RAGS
BsS' Necessity 'compcls as TO adhere strictly to
the requirement Of cash payment vs
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-05-28
Taxes,
Hydrophobia.

A friend Of ours Informs us that a COW in
the lncighborhood of tho Falls in this County
was affected a few days ago With every ,ssyup..
tom Of h~ydrophobia. She became perfectly
frantic, tearing up and down The stream, Dor:
ing'ho horns into tho earth and running
over everybody and everything that came in
hcrway. Finally she was confined in a sta.
bic where she died. 0d4 T13I ii1StlI #tI
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-05-28
Look out for Swindlers.

swindling is the order of the day. Tho
leading "moral idea" of the age, seems to DO
"makc money, honestly if you can, if not make
money! Q9o of opf citizens aa$cws. days
back Wrdhsscd twoSS sacks Of Aaaydfssnia
North gaprplAa wagoa, gFhaHphI on trial ptoved
to be amiftMo Iof fdar pnd corn neal III tho
SSproportDnlo g ope third -four to two-thirds
Smeal. Thasa6ur nSareprescn.cdsassbe
good, but thc bird had flown before tho dis
covery of the cheat; wagon, team, driver and
money. having gone to unknown parts. We
only record the fact without %imputing blanc
+ to I the seller Her q g, he may BE- iapoGcnts of stho
fraud and may account to the injured party on
learning the fact. But as even this is poor
sfaetion,stosa"epcrsonrneed anyTartieclee;;'
We recommend that our people either trade
with our responsible merchants, who would at
9. moments snetiees Observation-Disclosures
W they trade with strangers. be sure to ex-
,aamfiitpc g tbs. article purchased well. aThe'safest
and most economical course in the end is, for
each lippe cl 2 keep within, hislegitimatc CALI
p and a ST the farmer needs the merc chant as
9 Wc!diipww ttQsaispose,of his surplus products,
50 LET lAim SOCK hin, to supply his deficiencies.
Il e. saves tine, trouble; and will in the course
Of q iifctimc money! Bj No 4e a.6, rs
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-05-28
THE STATE oB1soUTHb CAROLINA,

/, 70 ao6coNEE SouNaTfY--AcffffAATIIoN,I 10"
6lHTffERE5,i w. IT, TrapieF hath mhaado ssuit I'd no
grant him Iosters DE Administration with
will, annexed o., tths Estate end yAageqls Of N. j.
1pyatt,, dccoased! Tho kindrddr aId,Sroditors Of
Court Of Probate, to DO held at Walhalla, Sc, on
Saturday tho 9th day Of Juno next, At IL 3o'clock,
A. NJ, To- sbew cause, i tanythey hn7c, whyltho
SAID dm Ad ban s9qql3 pss b granted. diyy.
May, 1859. .f5hH'
q X. LEWIS. Lpoc
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SAIE..
County COMMISSIONERS OpsrcE,

| toTI COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Orf1cE, III
May !, 1869. +, I,
10y virtue ofa Joint Resolution authorizing
~ tho County commissioners Of Oconcc
County to, sell the %intotost of tho State in tic
Keowco and Tuckasccge Turnpike Company,
the interest Of the State in said Company viii
be. sold to tho highest bidder on Saleday in
juno next. M 4.
TERMS: CASH. '1 '@'" ''"' .
BY order Of tho Board of County Oo,n'ion'rs..
ygi.atsu.s JAMES ZACHARY, w.a
May g., 1860 i.r 80 81. "T"rF Z
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Real Estate Sale. {
TIE STATE Of SOUTH CARoIiNA,a:

TIE STATE OF SOUTH CARoIiNAss
IN rnobArE-ocoSsE cooJSrY.' : pNE ~"
RY Virtue of an order to nc directed BY Riclards
Lewis, Esq Judge of iProbate,o Irwillfsoll toto
the highest bidder, on Salelay in Juno next, at
the Mifkct House, in Walhallh, S. G., tho '"" 80"
REAL ESTATE 0''t '"h"
or Alexander Moore, deceased, containing 100,
Acres, moro or less lying on waters Of Brasstowh' z
Creek and adjoining lands of Pinckney fDeatonsaag
Andy Holmes and others.
TERMS.AOn q credit Of ninc months, witR1ns3
torost from date. The purchaser to give bonGand%ss
security, with a mortgage Of the promises, to So, 4
cure the purchase money. Stamps" titles andsf
~coststto be paid in cash. It'll tons 9 10 5IR3a
May 10, 1860 ,1'" 81 7H' wa g..
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-05-28

The heavy, storm of wind which passed
through our District last Saturday seems to
have been general. All our exchanges since
that day speal, Of it with moro or less violence
in different parts of the State. In Charleston
says. the ftCourier," considerable damage was
done to the houses and fences, and even in
tho harbor. The roof of tho new custom
House was blown off. a boat en- route from
the city to Bulls island was thrown on her
side and filled with water. mhc boat contain
cd Mr.. Douglas and family, composed Of his
wife and three children and two colored men
Mrs. Douglas and two Of the children, being
below deck were never seen after the accident,
ThcSothcr parties were rescued by one Of tho
colorcd men who succeeded in getting into
assTalf boat. towing astcrn. Rumors Of 9th
crsdisastcrs to yachting parties wcro rife but
SO far as known without foundation in fact.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-05-28
Sale of Real Estate.

Attention is called to. the advertisement Of
w. A. Lay assignee of NJ r. HuNNIcUrT
Bankrupt. On the I'd of June next. he win
sell forcash on the premises, near P~eerryville
Depot, Blue Ridge Railroad, the valuable
tract of land of said Bankrupt, containing
$50 acres with good improvements. There
are on tho premises Touring, grist, circular.
saw and rice'mills in full operation, also a good
fruit orchard, "s s''f"sHt33 F'S 'ffh ''" ''"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-05-28
Public Notice..

TNIIE CITIZENS Of Oconcc County arc earn
L ostly requested to meet Mt Walliallh on.
Monday the It'll day of June, at ii o'clock, a..
NJ, to take such steps as may DO necessary to,
form q County Agricultural and Mechanical
Society. Tho Convention which was held ut.
Columbia on April 2Sth and Goth, urged very
strongly tho formation of County Societies as
the best means ofinsnring our future prosperity
sgn ID, RICHARD S.. PORCIIER,
w. w. RUSSELL.
PERRyvILLE, May Is, 1860 32-2
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-05-28
WALHALLA, S. O.:I y,
I. ,Fciday Morning, May %. 1889&,E

ra,- IN New York, 81 P'n''3tlh tic 2a4tthh,' instant ant
Cotton was quoted at 2SA to2S2.. Gold, Ala.
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SAlIIl~ "a
or TlLIIBLE RE.IL ESIITE.

or TlLIlBLE RE.lL E,STdTE
TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAR Ma,
.EJNis X rROB ATE-rCKENs COUNTY.
Harrison hamilton, ct. nj, ~ Petition to soil
Sarah Jane Hamilton, ct. al. 'HT'' 'R"5" '7i
by virtue of All order from /. IT. Philpot, ESQ,
- Judge Of Probate Court for said County, Iwiils
sell TO the highest bidder ut Pickcns C. H., OH.
Salcdpy in Juno next, '7
TIE REAL EST.ATEi NSH Sf2"
OF William Hamilton, deceased, consisting Of Four
Tracts Of Land, as follows (: ITE j3riH-cS S;saBD
Tract No. I, The Homestead, containings15ga
Acres, more or less, adjoining lands of Miss :
Brachius, Perry Miller, Tracts Nos. 8 md A. 'H"U"
Tract No. q, containing 500 Acres, moro ~ofless,s
Adjoining l. l. Arlington, =. Miller, and Tracts
Nos. l and B. '' . "
Tract No. 3, containing 1904 Acres, moro or
less, adjoining Arlington, s. II. Bowen, Tracts !
Nos. 9 and 4.
Tract No: 4, containing Acres, more. or less,
adjoining Warren I%Ia,hilto.,, s. il. Bowon, ,TrGots
Ngs. | and 9. n
TERMS OF SALE.-On q crcdito Of ono and two
years, with interest from dato, witlrbonds and two q
good %suretics, aud n T.oatgagc Of the premises.--
The purchasers to pay costs in cash on day, Of sale.
and TO pay extra for stamps, titles md IN oftgagoa
Nav a. 1860 'oAS ~ ''R'ei ~
gssy" Tho GrecnvilIo Enterprise will please copy
and forward bill to mo. l3 10 .I3J. M.f,sf
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-05-28
4 / = Aaamhs, he L5' sisII e|e% M |p 'ptGss, say,

.Istj 4 Eas;A' 1s.rb. E3i si|sII & ~ s3p ss'fs', s,s,
wherein they consulted ef the iipnamerable
wrong which the axe had done them; there
fore they enacted that no tree should here
after lend the axe wood fer. a handle, on pain
Of being cut down. The qxc, Travels up and
down thc forest rest b Ysgs Woo, Of tl,o scedar pax,
ash, Eff, EYER e III poplar POT. ,opeo, would
lend him q chin, AZ LIST he desired 80 much
as would se serve lin to cut down the briers
and bushes, alleging that those, shrubs did
suck away the JUICE Of the, ground, hinder
the growth, and obscure the glory Of tho
fair and goodly trees. Hercon they were
Content 70 afford him 50 much, When he
had got his handle, he cut down themselves
too. These be the subtle reaches of sin !;
give it but a little advantage on the fair prom
isc to remove thy troubles, and it will cut
down thy soul also. Therefore resist begin
nings; trust it not in the least. Consider a
sin Gus indeed it is) a crucifying Of Christ.
wit thou say, I may cruelty Christ a little ?
l may scourgo Ills flesh, wound His side,
pierce his hcaIt a little? What man loves
the Lord Jesus who would either say it or 10
it? Consider thy falling into sin hurting
Of thysclf down from some high pinnacle;
wilt thou say, [ may break my neck a little
as suffering We think the least misery too
great, SO SHINING let us think the least i%niquity
too great.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-05-28

CHARnBsTeNSJe Muy"20.A4zPh radical City
Council, recently installed by a decision of
tile Courts. is now holding nightly sessions;
the proceedings Of which are of the. most VIC
lent. and disgraceful character. Tho majority
of the body are seeking, by ordinances, to
strip Pillsbury, tho now radical Mayor, of his
powers, and the right to appoint, in order
that thcyNmayS exercise unchecked control of
the city officers. The meeting last night
closed in 9 row, in tho course Of which the
Aldermen cursed each other soundly, and in
obliged in bloody personal threats. The dis.
order is conlaed to the whitesz--the negro.
Alderman, behaving with comparative deco''
rum. There is to, bo another meeting to-
night.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-05-28
Notice.

-. LLL-.- 1871 ..g... .lII. I- Hr H."H ,HHHH ..rHHfL.
NOTICE is hereby given that I will petition to
~ Richard Lewis, ESD, Judge Of Probate Court
for Oconeo County, on tho 10th day OF Juno, Ammo
Domini, 1860, for my final dismissal as Admins
TRAITOR Of tho Estate Of Nathaniel hill, deceased,
t'Dfa ... ~ DIS. UULL.iI,
May 10, 1850 ,h8ln, .iu al IA .
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
oco5vsE ccoouhNrYLtx frTReohArs counr. ga
Rob'taA AZ Thorn pson,0 Admire tRetition ttolscll
@ III, s I, ;s +; q asav. NJ 's: htsp; !: 5 sSSs,|t s IA; Ss;;, As;
happening to MY Observation-Disclosures tho beifs
" ,HtlaY Of WmsM Hadden, dsccased, lnemes
and hulhbet uhkhown,) rosidp, booyoTnnd tthmn Jim
it's oftiils>state: IeIt'is ordetbdT fataiU h6ifsa
'a,tlaw Of the aeal WntMs 4Iqaaenn deceased,
a. a. f 8: isso u to ss' sl S 3 s on sSS d ds a asy ef WIN "a kyl
md singular the matters and thingsin The said
Petition contained. or tho same will DO taken
pro confesso as to them. Giyon under nv hand
and seal. this 18th day Of May, a. ~ 1890
b, ID % ~ a taotRI0HARDlIa1 WdSsacta
saJ ,aso $40 sas sas Of Probate; q,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-05-28

BLUE RIDGE LODGE, NO 80, Am.
TIlE NEAT REGULAR COMMUNICATION of
L Blue Ridge Lodge, No. 90, A...F...M., will be
held on tho First Saturday in juno next. the
9th, Mt 4 O'clock, p. NJ. a full attendance is re-
qucstcd. Brethren will take duo notice and DO
governed accordingly. by order Of tho Lodge.
-"' ROBERT YOUNG, Scct'y
May Is, 1860 so 9
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-05-28
Assignee's Sale.
j. H. WITHIN Err,
Attorney at Law
ES H. "A r. EST "A IL a a. IL NY',

WALHALLA, so. CA,
HAS in charge for sale the following LOTS
Ill and FARMS:
Lot, It'll Acre, in Walhalla, near Court House.
Z" 9 Acres in Walhalla. fine building site.
Z" Coz l0 feet, below Walhalla, fine build
ing site. 4 .tfl E1i ni'MI oal
Z" $50 1910 feet, below Walhalla, fine build
ing site. . .,,
10 Acres, bciow Walhalla, fine building
site. g ftHi cav Ahi7
134 Acres, between Walhalla and Depot.
Farm, lG3 Observation-Disclosures Wal
halla.' "' - 3"
200 Acres, unimprovod, Q miles from
Walhalln. .r
$40 Acres, improved, 4 miles from Wal
halla. ih .'H, fGai i'I .a
1850 Acres. 900 acres Bottom, improved,
ID miles from Wnlhalla.
400 Acres, Blue Ridge Railroad. Perry
villo Depot, 0 miles from WalhnlIn.
/" 500 Acres, near Pcrryvillc Depot, Q
miles from Walhnlla. .
a. 500 Acres, Seneca Crock, near Perry
ir' willie Depot. A3YniA'F1 ,5Ntaat. 2
I" 46 Acres, in Walhalla. ,8l,s', ,a .,..
ry" Office opposite Bicmann's Hotel. "Nsa
May -, 1860 80 l.itf
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-05-28

ne" Attention is called to The advertise
1mnccht Of j.. j. LEE in this issue. ..l,.. 5rs
'N''! ri -~---4 ~-A-
va sa! ~ ia.i.f Taxes,
We have rccciycdth the following information
from our County Auditor
Tho assessed value Of the real estate; in
Oconco county has been raised one hundred
percent. The per ccntum of Taxation has been
iixcd at seven and ono.half mills on the dol
lar.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-05-28
IL.

MARRIEr, OIL the 18th of May 1862, at the res
idcncc of the brides, father, by Rev. MIR. SPEARS,
MIR. 4sF. BURTON, Of Georgia, and MISS CE-
nee, -.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-05-28

any Ola Copacco Stems ict your n0Ss sleep on
then. lice will Kill hogs that arc perfectly
fat, by getting into thtoir' cars, eating into their
eyes, and very often prevent hogs fr,o,nr. 'thri-
wing, where they do not kill thcm outright.
Tho owner wonders why his hogs do not fat
ten. If you sec nits shining thick about
tho neck and TANKS, and great lice crawling
all over tho body, apply tho above remedy; it
will save you a barrel Of corn to each hog or
increase tho amount of weight equal to its1
value. Last year the writer had q SOW with
seven pigs;;I wcancd her pigs all but ono
died with lice, and that ono l saved by wash.
ing it in s~oap,suds' Tho SOW did not gain q
pound in acweok sho was restless and wild
until I applied. grease and tobacco, whom she
became tame and began to fattsn finely. Two
years sipopsa friend told me he was losing all
his hogs with the cholera ; two or three died
each day. Il asked to seorthem /; they stood
wi.hathair, heads down, eyes sore, heads swell.
ed, j&oad,As theyawere too weak for tho ,ap,
jplieation Of tobacco advised bath in strong
warm isoap,suds.a ITAis you'd kill the p,ress
teht, crop office. ocHeisayed, every one. 3haaY
The New York herald., 1869-01-03
Ins rsnuEAcTugE nE llQuols.

To THE EDITOR or TIE HERALp:-
car,.in article hos anncarea m tbe Bohemian
"a 20 ''-,'A - ss ,'As pfNN apfs"N - - 1'.a',-
organ ana oihef aais papers concerning the anaysis
by Professor John c. Draper OF samples Of liquors pro-
cnra az so,na ~ our nrincnol ofcls ana elsewhere
= - :. - : !, - -. !, - 49,, ~.
Ihas SUCH u nohsehsica repors shouiu c'cs hiu i's
liquor dealers geheraiy. ~ appears ny the iearhcu
Professors report that lie has made the wonderful
a,scoverv that brandy whiskav Sc. spch as sold IN
80, -, - 80, " ses'' 80, -, -.
New YORK, conlain aicohoi water, lush on, sugar,
tannin and an acid. According to the statement OF
tho Yo,qa thesa ingredents are authorizations. and
w ~ " ~, - ~ ~ ,ss -, , -,
the pnollc are pcing posonea Win tneni. Why noes
not tie learned professor inform .ne pupInc VIZ,
The New York herald., 1869-01-03

From the st. Louis Republican, Dec. ~,
Yesterday the body OF an unknown man was
found hanging In the barn at Mr.. Clemens farm,
nine miles out on the old Manchester r0ad, two miles
west Of the county Insane asyum, and about four
miles from Carondelet
The circumstances attending the suicide were so
singular, indeed that the like seldom comes before
the notice OF q coroner's jury. The deceased Ia
supposed TO have been German, and was between
forty and forty-nve years old. Who he was where
he came from Is still in 0bscurity.
He made very stud0us arrangements for leaving
this world. After arriving at deliberate determine
ton az to what shonld be his fate heprocceded to
obtain o new, strong hempcn rope, ana nt himself
out with new black pair OF pants, new dark
overcoat. He appears 10 have been satisfied with
nothing that was not new. He had new black kid
gloves cylindrical hat and calf skin boots with
green tops.
All prepared he directed his steps to the barn or
Mr.. Clemens, which was nearly full Of hay, and IL
was not dnicuk of ontry. The roof OF the barn Is
about fifteen feet from the ground aud Is santing.
inside Of the structure there IL large beam resting
the inside OF the building ana which Is used for
heaped up TO within few feet OF this beam, and no
one would have any difficulty IN getting from Que TO
the other.
rhe victim once In the building, saw this. and.
instead OF fastening his rope to tho beam. attached
It to one OF the rafers OF the root. which can be
easily reached. standing on the beam he made
halter enclosed his neck In Ii and took his lean.
break. The unfortunate gentleman found no foot
Ing and there was another corpse for intermcnt IN
the county farm. Tue following morning Mr..
Clemens entered rhe barn aud was horrihed at dis
covering the inanimnte form suspended from the
roof Life was found 10 be extinct.