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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-10-21
I'm the Probate Court,

Sarah Elizabeth Davis, by her next friend F. NJ.
as Davis, ct al-Pstiion for Relief Partition,
&c.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that George Da-
Wis, Defendant in the above stated case, resides
without the limits of this State on motion of Nc
Gowan & Moore, Soils. Pro. Pet, it is
Ordered, That he do appear, plead, answer OF
demur to the Petition within forty days, or an or
der pro confesso will be entered of record against
him. w. W. HUMPHREYS,
Judge of Probate Anderson County.
Sept 16, 1869 IL 6
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FANCY GOODS,
OF Every Style and Quality.

Of Every Style and Quality.
WE quote few
Burnett's Cocaine, Lyons Eathairon.
Derry's Tricopherus, Reeves Ambrosiss
Sterlings Anbrosia,
Icons Electric Hair Renewer,
Chevalier's Life fortAe HAIR
Halls Heir Renewer;.
Bay Rum; in bottles or by the gallon,
Soaps of every description,
A handsome stock of Gents Pocket F1asks,
Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes, Hair Brushes.
Shaving Brushes, Ladies fine Puff Boxes.
large stock Toile! Powders, Toilet Sets
Pocket, Coarse and Fine Combs,
Cork Screws, Lead Pencils;
Cologne, in great variety.
And many other articles Of the Rause class. .fop'
sale at short profits by
WALTERS BAKER, Druggists
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- The following conversation occurred
between graceless boy and his teacher {:
sWhat does your father do when he sets
down at the table, He asks for the
brandy bottle L don't mean that. Well,
then. what does your mother do when you
sit down at the tablet She says she
will wiring our necks ii we spill any grease
ON the floor
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-10-21

marriage songs and hallelujahs there are
in that country, whittier she is travelling,
that she goes merrily away with her pres
ent burden.
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OILS, OILS I

Including varieties Of the following
Linseed, Train, Straits Tanners, Machine,
Vacuum Oil for leather and harness, rendering
the same entirely waterproof.
Best ITO degrees Kerosine Oil,
Oil Spike, Oil Castor, by the bottle or gallon,
Sweet Oil, Salad Oil, Spts Turpentine, &C.,
Cheap by
wALTEEs & BAKER, Druggists.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-10-21

"A gentleman who had been struck
by adys beauty has determined to fol-
low the injunction, and "kiss the rcd that
smote him."
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vARNISHEs (!

CONSTANTLY ON hand-No. Coach Body
Imperial Wearing Body, No. l Polishing FdrS&-
ture, No. Gopal, Extra White Damar, Black As
phsltxm and Black Leather Varnishes, low for
cash by WALTERS & BAKER,
Druggists.
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PAINTS, COLORs, sc.
Dry and In Oil,

DTy anU IN OH.
WHITE LEAD, assorted, from ! to % pound
cans, Drop Black, Lamp Black, Chinese Blue.
Prussian Blue, ultramariuc Blue, Spanish Brown,
Vandyke Brown, Chrome Green, Paris GrNan, Vcr.
digris, Red Lead. Venetian Ned vermelion.
Chrome Yellow. Yellow 0ehreA White Zinc, Raw
Sienna, Burnt Sienna. Raw Upser. Garat Cmber.
&c., kept always on hand hs
WALTERS \ nAKER, Druggisss.
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In the Probate Court.

W.. Taylor, Administrator vs. Mary Taylor,
Stephen Taylor, ct al.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that Thomas Tay
lor, VIM Taylor and Elizabeth Beatty, Defendants
in the above stated case reside without this State
it is therefore
Ordered, That they do appear md object to the
division or sale of the Real Estate of Elijah Tay-
lor, deceased, on or before the 18th day of No
yember on their consent will be entered of record
W. W. HUMPHREYS,
Judge of Probate Anderson County.
Oct IA, 1889 IL
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PATENT MEDICINES |!

Such as sr
Hostetter's Bitters
Panknins Hepatic BHters,
Southern Bitters;
Old Carolina Bitters,
Hooflands German BittersI
Wolfe's genuine Schnapps,
All Of DR.. Ayers Preparations,
Tarrants Aperient, :.
Citrate Magnesia,
Hegeman's Elixir of Bark and Iron,
Browns Ess. Jamaica Ginger,
Cooking Extracts, large quantities, =
DR.. Hurley's Preparations,
DR.. Railways Preparations
All of Jsynes Mefciner5
Sanford's Liver Invigorator,
Heinitsh's Queens Delight,
Staford's Olive Tar,
Eureka Oil,
Rowan's Tonic Mixture,
Darby's Prophylactic Fluid.
Aygienic Wine,- for delicate females,
And many other articles which we propose to sell
at proprietors' prices. Call on
WALTERS & BAKER,
Druggists.
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Teeth, thus enabling him to select such shades and
sizes only as will correspond with complexion and
features of the patient. Sets of Artificial Teeth
inserted for seven and one half dollars to one hun
dred dollars.
Persons desiring first class work at low rates,
will do we'll to give him call.
Orr1cE-No IL Granite Row, over Sullivan.
Mattison & Co. Store.
April Is, 1869 q
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Lamps and Lamp Goods Z

A FULL stock Of Lamps, Lamp wicks, &c..
with all the late styles of fixtures, which eaahlea
us at very short notice to laake q new lamp QUA
of an old one. Don't forget the place.
WALTERS s BAKER, Druggists.
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HAVING the largest and most complete Facto-
ry in the Southern States, and keeping always on
hand large and most complete stock of DOORS,
SASHES, BENDS, Sash Doors, Store Doors,
Shutters, Mouldngs, &c., &C., am enabled to
sell low and at Manufacturers prices.
N. B.-strict attention paid to shipping in good
order.
July %, 1862 a 9m
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DENTISTRY /! DENTISTRY !
DIR. J. w. GURLEY,
Graduate Of PENNSYLVANIA Dental College,

WOULD most re-
spcctfully call the
attention of his pa
irons and the public
>generally to the fact
3that he has just re-
ceived q large stock
of Dental Material,
especially Artificial
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-06-12
Streets I'm Canton.

Carleton says the streets of Canton are, upon an
average, not more than six feet wide, and the
houses ure but one story high. The shop signs
are long boards painted red, green, yellow or
blue, and extend from the ground to tho roof.
AS you look down one of these long, straight
streets, with a narrow crack for the light to en-.
ter over your heads, between the houses, and be.
hold these gay signs, and see the moving throng
OF men, some OF them with hats Of SO broad brim
that when two meet one must raise his hat to
pass the other, just as men do with their UNI
brellas at home on rainy day; to see the pig
tails and the jug-handles, TO look into the shop
windows and behold rich silks and beautiful pic.
lures, with great canteens large as a hogshead
light bamboo basket-work covered with oiled pa.
per, with dragons and bobgobllns painted on
them, you are ready to say that this is stranger
and queerer than any other city in the world.
We must look sharp ii we would not be run down
by the coolies, the men who carry bags, bundles
and boxes, and sedan chairs. Here comes map.
DARN OF one button; an officer higher in rank
would have two buttons. A button. Won know.
is sign Of rank in China just as bar. an eagle.
or star in tho army of the United States The
mandarin is of no account, for he has ONLY four
men to carry him, and no one to rum before and
tell the people to get out of the way. II he was
high in rank he would have team of raVamuf-
fin Chinese soldiers, with banners andnswords,
making every body stand aside We meet water.
carriers with buckets, vegetable sellers, men
with baskets filed with live chickens, moro kit.
ten-pcddlers sellers of all sorts of wares dozen
men carrying q block OF granite which will
weigh ton; another party with bale Of goods,
all talking, shouting-"Eoo too Hoo to0m Get
out OF the way, get out Of the way.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-06-12
The End Of Four Great Men.

The Jour conquerors w;io occupy the most con-
spicuous places in the history of the world are
Alexander, Hannibal, Cesar and BoDaparte.
Alexander, after having climbed the dizzy
heights OF his ambition, with his temples bound
with chaplets dipped in the blood Of millions,
looked down upon conquered world, and wept
that there was no other world for him to conquer,
set city on fire. and died in a scene Of debauch.
Hannibal, after having, to tho establishment
and CONSERVATION OF Rome, passed the Alps, and
having put to fight the armies of the mistress Of
the world, and stripped "three bushels of gold
rings from the fingers Of the slaughtered knights
and made her foundations quake, fed from his
country, being hated by those who once exult-
ingly united his name to that of their god, and
called him Hannibal and died at last by pois-
on administered by his own hand, unlamsnted
and unwept, in foreign land.
Caesar, after having conquored eight hundred
Cities and dying his garments in the blood of one
million of his foes, after having pursued to death
the only rival he had on earth, was miserably
assasslnated by those he considered his nearest
which had been his greatest ambition.
Bonaparte, whose mandates Kings and Popes
obeyed, after having filed the earth with terror
Of his name-after having deluged Europe with
tears and blood, and clothed the earth in sack.
cloth-closed his days in lonely Punishment, al.
most literally exiIed from the world, yet where
he could sometimes see his country's banner wav.
ing over the depot, but which did not and could
not bring him aid.
Thus these four great men, who seemed to
stand the representatives Of all those whom the
world calls great-these four men, who each in
turn made the earth tremble to its very center,
by their simple tread, severally died-one by in
toxication, or, as was supposed, by poison min.
gled with his wine-ene suicide-one murder.
ed by his friends-and one lonely exile! How
wretched IL the end OF such earthly greatness!
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,gu. +. g. KING a
Has removed hs machinery from g. n. Rugs old reaper
factory " bis new shop, opposite Joseph Maiehosrs red
deAcs corner Of Superior and Clinton Streets where 10 y
prepared TO do an kinds Of MHtth ~
Planning, Matching, Rs-ssving 4 Ripping,
On short notice. Thankful FOR pest patronage Viii ry
and merit conSaSncs Of ths sams By doing my ovp work.
and doingt W cheap ,ean b doAs anywhere. ~ H..
ostAws, Nay - lSO ~ 2 y. q. KING
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-12
Kew York Cattle Market.

NEW YORK, May 10.
The receipts for the week ending to-
dav were 1899 beeves, 2, 1874 calves, 18.
O5S sheep and 20, ,2s7 hogs.
BEEVEs-The arrivals were In excess
of the wants of butchers and trade very
dull; 2,720 beeves on sale to-day, 1,7OC
of them at Communipaw; 300 remained
uusoId after a hard market, the owners
losing heavily. The cattle were OF
good average quality, nearly all from
illinois and very few stillers; the own
ers call 1t the hardest market 1or years
considering the cost of cattle; the re-
ceipts here for the week are the largest
ofauv week since last August without
exception; prices HaAc lower than this
dav week and not so good as last Fri
day. few of the best brought 1910,
th6ugh really prime rarely brought
over l6c; fair at 15c; thin at 13a14c; still
fed at l2c; the average price was below
15c. ooo
sheep on sale to-day. A new market
has opened at Forty eight street, on the
Hudson river, and the occasion was
made celebration. Trade is slow and
ed sheep OF 80 to 100 pounds to bring Sc;
good are selling at 5Ha6Hc. Lambs
vary from Sc for poor up to 16c per
hound for choice. or Ohio sheared
sheep sold Today one car of 95 pounds
brought 71<A, one car of IS pounds 71<c,
one car of extra 100 pounds S1<c, and q
lot of 75 pounds 65Sc. The stock was
not all sold.
Hoos-Of hogs we have 6S double
deck cars, still they are in better de-
mand than other stock and dressed ad-
vanced to 123<c; live are worth 93Ga
10Nc, two cars OF 1913 pounds selling at
lOLc.
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QheQnteI1iqetrre1:

THE Register printed yesterday with
a good deal of fjollity, belllgerent note
addressed to this paper by the Hon.
Nathaniel Harrison, Judge, (or as the
Register would say, "pro. consulO of
the Greenbrier Circuit. 1t refers to the
following paragraph which appeared
in the INTELLIGENCER in an article dis
cussing the Carlile appointment:
Under all the circumstances, there is
only one thing that could reconcile the
Republicans of this State to Mr.. Car
lile's confirmation, and that is the pos
certain somewhat notorious person
from this State, who has haunted
Washington and pestered Grant for two
or three months past, for foreign ap-
pointment, might be put in his place.
That would be out OF the frying-pan
into the fire.
The Hon. Nathaniel proceeds to say
that in the Register Gle don't take our
valuable paper, and thereby deprives
himself OF great luxury,) there ap-
pears an editorial In which is copied an
extract from the 1ETELLIGE ENCER,
"charging" him, the Hon. Nathaniel
aforesaidP indirection Gas is sup
posed) with having haunted Washing
ton, &C., &C." And he thereupOn pro-
ceeds to say that if this extract Is cor
rect, aud the charge in it refers
to him, the said Hon. Nathaniel,
then and in that event the author of it
sis either a liar himself or the tool Of
one" and to make this last remark en-
phatic he italicises it as we have done.
We don't know what the Register may
have said about the paragraph above
quoted. 1t may be that the lively i'm
agination OF that paper supposed it dis
cerned the Hon. N. in the description
and suggested his name, but it certain
ly does not appear in the paragraph.
And why of all men in the State should
the Hon. Nathaniel pick this out and
apply it to himself? Is he the only
notorious person" in the State, or
the only person who has haunted
Washington and pestered Grant Cor a
foreign appointment? We should be
glad to suppose so but we don't. II
the author OF the "charge" is "linr,"
it is because the charge is untrue. Then
of course the Hon. Nathaniel not being
a notorious person and not having
haunted Washington or pestered Grant
for foreign appointment, is not re-
ferred to at all and has impertinently
mixed in at a funeral that was not his.
On the other hand If the paragraph fits
him it must be true. In either event
his letter only adds another to the
many evidences of the elevated char
acter which he has in times past done
so much hereabouts to build up and
illustrate.
We were favored sometime since
with the polite epistle whereof the Reg
lister prints copy. We didn't print II
because we think a newspaper is not
obliged 10 print deliberate insult ad-
dressed to itself and because the author
of it had debarred himself thereby from
any claim to,courtesy at our hands.
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"A French gentleman of wealth and
character, whose business has called
him through the South number times
during the last twelve or fifteen years,
has just returned to Washington from
one of these trips. He says he never
before saw such evidences OF material
prosperity as on this occasion. = He
notes that persons are now, for the first
time, allowed fair degree OF freedom
in the expression of opinion, and that
there is more safety to life and proper
ty than ever before.
Among the appointments Monday
was that OF colored man, as compost
tor at the Government Printing Office.
This will make a muss in the Printers
Union there, as he Is the first colored
printer eyer put at work in Washing
Pton. Being in a Government Office he
has a right to ask admission TO the
union, and there is no doubt that he
will ultimately do so. The printers are
already getting up some excitement
about the prospects of fight.
The paid and accrued interest, up
to the first of this month, on the Pacific
Railroad bonds issued by the Govern
ment was 81 ,440, All, of which amount
the roads had refused Sl,3S0, ,43S, leav-
ing S3. .059, 9S3 charged against them on
the books of the Treasury. The origin
al railroad act of 1862 gave the Govern
ment a first lien on the road for bonds
and interest, but in the act of 1854 this
was changed, so that the Government
gets only SECOND lien. Not one of the
roads has paid cent of money as in
terest, their entire cIedtt being for mail
service, transportation and other work.
They render their accounts, and the
amount found to be due to them is
credited as reimbursement of interest.
The figures show that the Union Pacific
has reimbursed but about one-third OF
its iaterest; the Eastern Division about
two thirds; the California Pacific only
about fifth, and the Sioux
City only sixteen dollars out OF over
$4,000. The law provides that all COM
panies shall reimburse their interest,
but fails to provide any way for its i'm
mediate collection if not paid, though
it could probably be obtained by sui:
in Court. Most of the roads now have
accounts against the Government pass
ing through the Auditing Offices of the
Treasury, and when these are credited
up to the various roads, the showing
against them will not be so bad AS 1t is
now.
The British Minister and some OF
his legation are on trip among the
Pennsylvania coal fields.
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CAHADA.
QUEBEC, May IL.
required.

QUEBEC, May IL.
The ship Cairn Gown has arrived here
with sixteen men belonging to the crew
Of the French fishing brig Jeaune, who
were picked up at sea. They have
been placed under the charge OF the
French Consul who will send them
home.
The troop ship Crocodile sails to day
with two batteries OF artillery and the
18th Highlanders.
In the House OF Commons last even
ing, Mr.. Harrison moved an address
for the petition regarding the seizure OF
the schooner Mazstta at Detroit, in 1901,
the owner of which vessel had never
been compensated by the American
Government. The motion was carried
Mr.. Savary moved for copies OF pro-
clamations ETC., requiring the asslmlIa-
ton of currency, aud urged tnat the
Government pass bill making Onite9
States or British currency the standard
in the dominion.
Mr.. Rose said that France, England
and the United States would probably
make uniform currency on the oasis
of the English sovereign, anu ne
thought it best not to make any change
until other countries could unite In an
understanding in the matter. The mo-
ton was Withdrawn.
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Indian Fight.

CHICAGO, May IL.
The following was received at Gen.
Sheridan's headquarters to day:
Captain Clife, of the 18Th infantry,
gives report dated Fort Ellis, Mon
tana, April 10th. of a fight which took
place on the 9th inst, on the north fork
of the Sixteen Mile Creek, near the head
water OF Muscle Shell River, between a
detachment of soldiers, citizens and a
hostile band of Indians, 13 in number.
The casualties of the Indians were nine
killed and one wounded. or the de-
tachment one soldier was killed and
two wounded, and two citizens were
wounded.
A dispatch to Gen. Sheridan from
Gen. Schofield, dated Fort Leaven-
worth, May 10Th, says General Miles
telegraphs that the Indian prisoners at
Fort Hayes made an attempt to over
power the guard and escape, mortally
wounding the sergeant. The guard fred
upon them killing two, including Big
Head, and wounded a third.
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BusnraGfG.
Peabody Insurance Company
AT WHEELING. w. VA.

Al " W. va
CAPETAL.............. ........... ...S1OOs sOO0s
With the privilege of increasing the same
to S500.GO0.
DIRECTORS.
WILLIAM BAILEY. ALoEZo LoRIEG,
DR.. WM. ]. BATES, A. M. ADAMS:
ANDREW ]. PANNELL, JAMESF F. BARNEs'
HENRY STAMM, THOMAS HUGHES,
JOSEPH n. WOODWARD.
This Company having been fully organ
ized, is now prepa red to take risks at 1alr
rates on Buildings of all kinds, Merchandise,
Manufacturing Establishments. Furniture.
Steam Boats and Cargoes on the western
Rivers and Lakes. This Company being
composed mostly OF our leading business
men recommends itself to the favorable con-
Aiderat1on OF the 1nsuring public, and So
licits their patronage. Applications for in
surance will be promptly attended TO at their
office over the Peoples Bank. Main street.
WILLIAM BAILEY, PreS't.
ALONZO LORING. Vice Pres't.
NC. ARTH UR, Scc'y.
R. g. IRWIN, Jr.. State Agent.
aDFQY-dAw
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BY MAIL.

An interesting little son of Levi
Thompson, frankie by name, 1ell
into the privy-vault at Mr.. Thompson's
residence in Columbus, Monday, and It
be got out. He was quite dead when
he was brought out, and the doctors
were unable 10 resuscitate him.
A meeting OF all the Californians
and other persons in New York who
have resided on the Pacific Slope will
| be held at the Astor House to-day, to
commemorate the completion OF the
Pacific Railway.
The President Monday afternoon
visited the State Department, and re-
mained in conference with the Secreta-
ry of State for several hours. 1t is ru-
1ored that the recent demand of the
Spanish Minister for the issuance OF
neutrality proclamation was unoer con-
sideration, though the only facts that
seem to be known is that revision Oh
the recently confirmed consular ap.
pointments was made. II appears tnat
some of the persons confirmed do not
annear TO be satisfactory and to have
imposed upon the President and Secre'
torv Of State, The former in accordance
with this declaration to remove any
officer who has not got his ONCE py lalr
means. intends to sitt out some OF tnese
Consuis before they leave the countr y
| Secretary BoutWell ueslleS ~ " W
understood that on issuing tne ds o[oe6 eo
for the purchase of bonds. the bonds SO
nnrchased are not to be set aside as
sptnktns p9fcnSSefE fund, and that it has no con con
nac,ion whatever with that mater
| His purpose is simply to use the sut
nlus money in the Treasury to purchase
the six per ceot gold bonds, IN Si: or.
der to stop the interest: esc borGs IL DO % but to
allow them to remain in the Treasury
It may become necessary for the De,
partment to dispose of them again, II
there should be falling OH OF the re- %
ceipts. Respecting the carrying ouG "
the sinking fund law, no CONCLUSION
has been reached.
Senator sprague does not intend to
return to Rhode Island at present, bu!
will made trip down South. He will
not, however, make any speeches OF
enter any campaign until next fall.
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CO6aEBCLAA AND FINANCIAL.
s1AnKxrs BIZ TELEGRAPA.
NEW YoRK, May IL.

CoTToN-FIrm sales $500 bales at
2S2Ic for middling uplands.
FLoUR-Closed active and firm for
low grades of extra; dull and heavy
for all other kinds.
GRA1N.-Wheat-A shade firmer for
spring, with moderate export demand,
Rye-Quiet and firm at 81 33al "a Tor
western. Oats-Lower and heavy at
SIC for western delivered. Corn-Duli
and heavy at s2as3c for new mixed
western.
v1sIoNs.-Pork-Dull at S3l for
new mess. Beef-Quiet and unchanged.
Cut Meats-Quiet and steady. Bacon
Dull and nominal.
LARD-Quiet at 19a1sNc for good 10
prime steam.
EGGs-DQll at 1716a19o.
DRY GOODS MARKET.
Business Is moderately active with
few of the leading iobbing houses, ana
there is no change Of Importance In the
prices Of staple cotton goods, except