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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-10-03
m BANKRUPTCY.

IN the District Cburtof the Ussited States for the
District of South Cdrolt'sG.
In the matter Of James Crawford Keys, by
r1ptcy was filed on the 18th day Of Sep
ternber, A. D. 1872, in said Court.
THIS a give nossss that pr sp the so b baaf day
r,,ntcy was issued against the estate Of James
Crawford Keys, of Anderson, 8. C., in the M Dis-
trict of South Carolina, and State Of South Car
olina. who has been adjudged a bankrupt on
.:5 his own petition; that the payment Of any
debts, and delivery of any, property belonging ing
to said bankrupt, to him or for his use, and the
transfer of any property by him, are forbidden
that Of s 5hs efssrs deb and Dt se to
sSnose one OF more Assignees Of his estate, win
he held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden
at Registers Office, Newberry, 8. G.: before Z:
q. jaeger, ESQ.,, Register, on the 10Th day OF
October, 1872, at II o'clock m m..cr
q. s. Marshal as Messenger.
Per A. P. PIFER, Dep. Mes.
Oct 3, 1872 :; IL
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TTAs Just returned from New York, and has
I'll now in Store, and is receiving every dey,
the most beautiful FALL and WINTER
GOODS, of every description, that he has eyer
friends, Tor anybody eise's friends0 to call and
examine them before they "'sLook Around"
and you may be induced to buy just few. In
old times it used to be fashionable for G. farmer
to sell his cotton, get the spondulix, make a
few remarks to q negro-trader, then 20 home
and tell his wife he had .,.s..
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THE MARKETS.

ANDERSON, Oct 2, 1872.
TIE cotton market continues active, and sales
for the week amount to 400 bales. Quotations
to-day 16 to t64.
Corn Loo to LIS; Flour $40 to sl2; Bacon IA.
to Is cents; Peas LOO.
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The Nicest Gentleman
=!
EVER SAW,

calledin on Monday morning, before break
fast, and said to me- Mister Pegg, take the
IateNigencer, and always look at your adyer-
tisements to see what is going on in the world
was reminded by lit that owed you little,
so I want to ''square up" He further said,
when merchant DUNs people so gently, as
you do, they ought TO settle as quick as posi-
BILE, for you paid cash, "pll bet" when you
went to New York, where you saw all those
curiosities. He handed me twenty dollars and
walked out, and I said to another man stand
ing by, 49, d.
:. -sThats Mighty Nice Man."
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NEW ADEERTIsE1IENFs.
Anderson Farmers and Mechan

Anderson Farmers anti Mecnan-
ics' Association.
NUBSCRIBERS to the capital stock of the
~ above Association are hereby notified that
their subscriptions are due ana payaple con
and after Monday, 7th Of October: Upon pay
ment of the money to the undersigned, certifi-
r.rtesof stock. will be issned.s1! is i--:s.iS -
= Nv order of the Board Of Directors.
JAMES A. HOYT,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Oct 8, 1872 Is
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TOBACCO! TOBACCO!-

ggsHE undersigned keeps constantly on hand
Il a full supply of Chewing and Smoking
TOBACCO of various brands, which will be
sold by the package or retail ! win sell BY
tRe package at Factory prices. Dealers In To.
bacco would do well to call at the West End Of
the Benson House and examine my stock. All
Tobacco and stamps warranted ,o,.
/ also keep supply of Tobacco at James A.
brakes, IL miles south of Anderson.
The purest LIQUORS are kept at my estab-
lishment, including Brandy, Wbiskey, DC.
The Wayerly House Bar is again open for the
accommodation of the public.
+. j. LEAK.
Sept %, 1872 Il
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m> The worst Coughs yield, II by magic,
to the wonderful curative powers Oh Dr. Flef'e
Golden Medical Discovery.
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BOUGHT A. A NIGGllR

But in these days. Of freedom, when q white
man is as good as a Niger 'tas long es he be-
haves himself" that Little Man would ndvise
everybody to 90 to the place where you can in
vest your money and feel that you've got the
worth Of it, for Hubbard bought these Goods,
and made his own selections, while '''
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NOTICE. aT
Our Tannery and Cotton Gin

ms now in operation Cotton ginned and
i packed for the 10Th.
Hides bought or tanned on shares, as the par
ties desire. Receipts given for all hides en-
trusted to as, and satisfaction guaranteed.
octa. 1877 13 So
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NOTICE.

TNHE Notes and Books Of Account Of E.
Webb, Agent, are in the hands of D. l..
Hall, ESQ, for collection, and not in the sher-
iff,s office. as has been represented. All per-
sons indebted will make payment to D. l.. Hall,
ESQ.,, at an early date. urDp .u,..
Sept 10, 1872 II
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Igotice of Final Settlement.

Notice OF E1naI SGCCIemenG.
THE undersigned gives notice that he will
make application to A. o. Norris, Judge OF Pro.
bate for Anderson County, on Friday, the LIST
day of November next, for Final Settlement
of the Estate of William Webb, deceased,
and final discharge therefron.
'''''- : -N e. w. WEBB, Admir-.
Oct 8, 1872 13 8
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LADIES CAN FIND
AT THE
RED SIGN

CALICoES, DeLANES, POPLINS, striped
and plaid; BRoCADEs, JACQUARDs, Al
PACCAs, white and black; HATS, FLOW
ERs and pLUMEs; sCARFs, silk and wool,
of the latest styles; KNIT SACKS and
sHAWLS,, LADIEsp VESTS, all wool, supe-
rior quality; the best French KID GLOVES,
all colors; TABLE CLOTH GOODS, white
and turkey red, with DoYL1Es 70 match.
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IN. NEW YORK CITY

And if you go to his Store and buy your goods,
you viii get good LAUGH gratis, for in ad,
dition to his Cheap Goods, he has Just received
a HAND ORGAN and MONKEY Playing
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Building Interests.

Dr.. TUFTS Hair Dye is Easily Applied.
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FROM

Baltimore by Express. and all the people are
crowding to seeit every day. he wants every
body that is going to vote for
HORACE GREELEY
Or General Grant to come and see 1t, and if you
buy dollar or two from him, he won't care,
but like you SO much the better. - ~
"KUM KWICIl."
Oct 8, 1873 l3
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-11
ono sTYLR.

The famous Tammany Hall combi-
nation of politicians in New York City
for years controlled with a resistless
hand the political destlnies Of not only
that unfortunate city, but the entire
State. They had their wires laid In
all directions, and by means Of the
most subtle rs we'll as the most open
and barefaced intriguing and rascallty,
took and held with the most absolute
mastery the reins of power, allowing
the honest voters very little, If any
thing. to do with the actual choice Of
officers to represent or govern them.
Tammany placed Its own men in Office
and allowed none others to have the
least show. Tammany ruled. stole and
absorbed everything. until at last, after
years Of suffering and open aggression
OH the part Of this supremacy villain
Gus political clique. the people arose
en- masse, and with a grand, reslstless
effort, put them down, and called the
leaders to an account for their Internal
rascalities.
The Tammany Of the Pacific coast Is
in San Francisco, or at any rate that
city stands In that position at the pres
ent time as regards the Nevada Sena-
torial election. Professional wire
pullers, principally Of tho Democratic
persuasion - old Tammanyites-have
been sent over here to manipulate the
election In favor OF J r. Jones. They
have come singly or in squads, until
now Virginia and Gold Hill Is the
home for their familiar faces. They
are OH the pay roll Of the Crown Point
mine, or under the direct pay Of Jones,
and they are working singly and etfec-
lively to control and arrange the po-
litical traps and things IN his Interest.
One who came over n few days ago, tor
Instance, gets his regular eight dollars
4 day for his services. Matt. Caravan
was to leave San Francisco to-day for
this locality, to work for Jones. He
i, we'll known in San Francisco rs one
OF the very best of the professional
Democratic wire-pullers, and will be
very effective in marshalling aud d.
recting the Tammany element, and
manipulating the clubs and the prima-
ries. All the political strikers and
wire-pullers in this section, fancy men,
roughs, and al that sort Of thing arc
working in the Interest of j. p. Jones,
and he will be served up to the people
shortly for their sutfrages, done in
true Tammany style. Will the honest,
hiyh-mindcd voters Of this State par
take of the feast? viii they allow
'rammany to rule, or will they square
~ combine against and rcpudiate this
disreputable crew aud its representa-
tive. We shall see.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-11
STEAM POWER ON CANALS.

Williamson's Canal-road Steamers,
which was tried on the tow-path be-
tween Albany and Port Schuyler, on
July 18th, Is described rs a three
wheeled locomotive, weighing six tons,
and costing about five thousand dol
lars. The machine Is thirteen feet
long by sever feet wide and has an
upright boiler. The engine Is a double
horizontal one. with two cylinders OH
each side, and the piston.rod has a ten
inch stroke. The two driving wheels
are i've feet In diameter, and the tires
are fifteen inches wide and are covered
with stout India rubber. protected by
steel shields, five Inches wide and set
three inches apart. The steering
wheel Il three feet In diameter, has u
tire twelve inches wide. and Is managed
by a double crank, like a velocipede.
The engineer Is placed In front Of the
locomotive, with water-tanks on both
sides OF his seat and with two coal bun
kers In the rear. The machine Is eight
feet high to the top Of the boiler, aud
the smoke.stack Is hinged so as to lower
when passing under bridges. The
steamer IL of twenty.four horse power,
and on July 18th, drew four boats,
two empty and two light, at the rate
of tour and q quarter miles all hour,
the first mile being made In thirteen
minutes. 1t may, however, be stated.
that, according to other accounts, The
engine, with four loaded boats, only
attained a speed of three and n half
miles an hour.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-11
The DEEPEST WELL IN THE WORLD.

At about twenty miles from Berlin
Is situated the village of Spereliberg,
noted for the deepest we'll that has
ever been sunk. Owing to the pres
ence Of gypsum In the locality, which
Is at q moderate distance from the cap
ital, 1t occurred to the Government M.
thorities In charge Of the mines to OBJ
tain a supply Of rock salt. With this
end In view the sinking Of o shaft or
we'll l6 feet In diameter, was COM
menced some five years ago, and at a
depth of $50 feet the salt was reached.
The boring was continued to q further
depth Of $50 feet, the diameter Of this
bore being reduced to about Is inches.
The operations were subsequently,
prosecuted by the aid Of steam until q
depth Of 4, 1874 feet was attained. At
this point the boring was discontinued.
the borer or bit being still In the salt
deposit, which thus exhibits the enor-
nous thickness Of 1907 feet. The bor-
Ing would have been continued In
order to discover what description Of
deposit lay under the salt, but for the
mechanical difficulties connected with
the further prosecution of the opera
tions. During the progress Of this In
teresting work repeated and careful
observations were made Of the temper
allure at various depths. The results
confirm very closely those which have
been already arrived at under similar
circumstances.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-11

The London .Idrer!iser, rs we learn
from a telegram, Is not satisfied with
the award made by the Geneva Board
Of Arbitrator. It complains that the
British Government has allowed the
Americans to bully them out Of three
or four millions Of pounds; that three
or four weeks ago It was claimed that
England WAS neither legally nor NOR
ally bound, etc. Johnny Bull does
not like to pay out money, which must
be his excuse tor grumbling. The
payment Of three and a quarter mil
lions will doubtless have the effect OF
making him observe n strict neutral
ICY In the future.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-11

A CALI. was published yesterday In
Chicago for a public meeting, to be
held tomorrow night, for the purpose
ofdemanding that all murderers Shall
be hanged. We were under the I'M
preston that by the laws OF Illinois
murder was a capital offense. II the
gentlemen Of Chicago had paid some
little attention to their primary polit.
icsl meetings, instead OF absenting
themselves from them, and thereby
permitting them to be controlled BY
rowdies pumps and blacklegs gene
rally, they would not be now suffering
from \ lax administration Of the laws.
We will soon be called upon to meet
In primaries to elect delegates to a
convention whose duty it will be to
nominate men for the county Offices
and the Legislature, aud we hope the
intelligent and respectable men Of our
party will not allow the primaries to
be improperly manipulated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-11
ASSUMING A TRAaEDlaH.
A DsuestIe Rchearsai RudoIy In.
Ierrupied.


Thomas Koppa was arrested a few
days ago. charged with having assault
ed and battered Sling Gum. koppa Ia
"a f%air-haired, blue-eyed and rotund
Amsterdamer. Sling Is a lank and
tawny TARTAR Chinaman-" wrink-
led and brown as a bag Of leather"
He Is also the heavy tragedian OF the
Chinese theatre, on Jackson street,
and 1t was his devotion to his sublime
profession that brought down upon
him the vengeance Of Koppa. It APP
pears that the unlettered Dutchman
aud the cultured Tartar occupy adja-
cent houses OIL Jackson street, near
Dupont, and at the close of each
nights performance, 1t Is the custom
Of Sling to rehearse at his lodgings the
part he Is to play OH the following
night, while the members Of his family
discourse appropriate music by means
Of certain gongs, cymbals, toot-horns,
etc., the combined effect OF which Is
quite inspiring. Last Friday night,
Sling came home with an Immensely
important assignment for the follow
ing days performance. After partak-
Ing Of a light collation. of vanished
pork and rat pie, he called his family
circle around him to open the reiiear-
sal. Impressed with the Importance
Of the occasion the musicians let them
selves out with uncommon animation,
and the trasedlan began his recitation
In a more enthusiastic and lmpa>slon-
ed style than usual. Koppa had ere
while retired, and was peacefully
snoring In his little bed. dreaming OF
broad forests and ripping streams.
The trunks Of the trees were just
changing Into Bologna sausages, and
the waters Of the brooks into generous
beer, when 10 |! the first whaug of the
Celestial gong dispelled the euchant.
ing delu ion, and Koppa opened his
eyes and said Scott In himmcl!
Dose dam %Shineympn vas got blay his
dragedy und moosic again." and then
hs rolled over and tried to 20 to sleep
again. It wa all in vain. Sling Gum
had by this time become thoroughly
lnibued with the spirit OF the character
he was to assume, and was " ciawing
soap and tiinging his ponderous boots
y III = most astOunulilH HiaIiiicl'
while the orchestra fairly howlcd. 1t
was too much for human endurance,
and the enraged Dutchman sprang ont
| OF bed. donued his boots aud trousers,
and bursting In upon the domestic cir
Gle of the Gums, he began to lay about
HIM like Friar Tuck with his quarter
staff. The appalled, tragedian roared
in lusty tones for the police, and soon
a representative Of the force appeared
and put n stop to the havoc that was
being wrought by the Infatuated Kop-
III. lie Was arraigued before Judge
Louderback OH saturday. His only
Excuse was ~ pledge you my Vnrd,
Shudge, | don't got any shleeP for
more rs u week mid dis am foolish.
ness, und [ dlnk it a about played
owet.n He was ordered to appear for
sentence to-day.-S. F. Chronicle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-11
CONGRESSMAN


Hon. C. w. Kendall, member Of
Congress from this District, arrived ut
Virginia City this morning In good
style, being escorted in from Steam
boat Springs BY a committee Of prom
inent citizens. He will hold a recep-
ton of hi. friends this evening ut the
International Hotel, on which occa-
sion there will be a serenade, speeches,
etc. Mr.. Kendall's record In Congress
has been such as to render him justly
popular with the people OF this State
whom he 30 ably represented, and as a
candidate for reelection he would
seem to have no difficulties in his way
II q Democrat or Liberal Republican
Il to 60 there. His popularity Will
preclude any necessity Of substituting
any assistance from any quarter, as he
can 20 back on his own merits, II he
can 90 at all. A mar who has to buy
his way into the Senate, House, or any
other public office, has precious little
TO brn9 of.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-11

The Enterprise Of this morning
gives a growl at the San Francisco
Chronicle for presuming to have any
thing to say regarding our Senatorial
contest here In Nevada. In the
gubernatorial and other important
elections Of California. however, the
Enterprise always had n good deal to
say, and mediled just rs often as it
saw fit. The Chronicle has a perfect
right to attend to u elections just as
long as they are, as In the present ill.,
stance. conducted in san Francisco BY
the principals or candidates living
there, or by professional wire-pullers
and political m,nipulators sent here
from there for the occasion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-11

The Enterprise Of this morning says
that so far as preference has been eS-
pressed BY Republicans in this section.
the choice has fallen upon the Hon.
Charles c. Goodwin, Of Lander county,
as member for Congress. We are graf
iaed by the assurance Of the editor that
he will support him, provided he Is
nominated by the Convention. The
promised support Of this able general
will doubtless have great weight with
the members Of the Republican State
Convention, as the dictum Of the Enter
prise must not be disregarded.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-11

The Detroit Free Press Of August
22d says: Sunday evening a young
man named Dressecth and q young
woman named Eltler, both Bohemi-
ans, were married at the residence of
Of the girls father OH Prospect street,
but it was n marriage into which the
girl was forced. She loved ONE n
else better, but her parents were de-
terlnined on her marrying DresSecth,
who lives In Buffalo. There were
quite a number Of the nelghbors pres
ent at the ceremony, which was much
delayed by the obstinacy OF the bride,
who refused to stand Up or answer a
question. The two were however de-
clared legally married. Ar hour af-
ter the bride attacked her husband
tooth aud nail" scratching his face
and tearing out his shirt bosom. She
declared that she repudiated the whole
transaction, aud got out Of the house
in her wedding clothes, and had not
been found up to last evening. The
husband said yesterday that he had
been deceived ; that the girls parents
had told him that she loved him, but
was "shy," aud would be reserved"
until after the ceremony.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-11
ARIZONA DIAMONDS.
T.siimo.y Of u Recent Traveller.

From the last letter Of J.. II. Beadle,
the Intelligent correspondent OF the
Cincinnati Commercial, who has been
travelling several months through Ari-
iona, we extract rs follows:
Since | came eastward I find great
excitement about diamond discoveries
on the Puerce. In Arizona. travelled
directly through the reported di" mOnd
country, rs located by the San Fran
cisco Company, aud | think | can
safely make oath there were no dia-
mouds there. Turquoises and g%arnc;s
there are In abundance; every Indian
has a piat or 80. Occasionally u ruby
OF a very common kind Is to be met
with, aud Jumps OF fused quartz can
be gathered by the bushel. The conn
try has been open most Of the time
since 1850. and every year or so some
man imagined he found diamonds.
The officers from Fort Wlngate pros
pected the entire region many years
ago, with no results, and there have
been parties there every Summer since
Lllc ClOsG VI llIS ~NNtJo ""a VNN't
for diamonds. The Spaniards gath
cred bushels Of curious stones there q
hundred years ago, and found not a
diamond among them.
So common has this hunting been
that the Indians look upon every new
conner rs a diamond-hunter. My Ma
vajo companions, seeing had nothing
to trade, aud was not 4 hunter, could
not be convinced that I was not look
ing for diamonds, aud brought me
every curious stone they could find. /
could have brought out bushels Of
quartz-crystals. fused quartz, garnets,
red stones OF congionerate rock and
obsldian, but no diamonds. Now. it
Gems to me reasonable to conclude
that. with all this hunting since 1850,
If any diamonds were there they
would have been discovered ere this.
For this, and reasons too numerous to
mention, from the lay of the country,
ETC., l say emphatlcally: mo dia-
mouds,n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-11

TnE Carlists arc again becoming
troublesome in Spain. and outbreaks
have occurred OH the frontiers. Troops
have been sent to the nienaced points.
and precautions taken to prevent in
surgents from crossing over from
France, or c~enterlng IN considerable
numbers. The young King Of Spain
realizes the truth OF the proverb, which
says, "uneasy lies the head that wears
n crown"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-11

JONES CoMINa.-Hon. J. Z. Jones is
coming tomorrow. He will DO re-
ceived by a goodly army of his re-
tainers, and they will have n good
time. Jones' chief organ grinder OF
the Enterprise, Is having his old stand
ing three-column, rusty article Of well
come reset. ready for display In his
mornings issue. The G. o. G. will
also meet Jones on his arrival, aud
will weep tears Of joy on the left lapel
Of his coat. Sound the hew-gag; blow
the tom-tom ; Jones Is coming!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-11

MRs. JENKINS requests the pleasure
of Capt. Browns company to a small
party on Friday evening next 81
Spriggins place, Monday. Capt. Brown
presents Ills compliments to Mrs. Jen-
kins. and regrets that seventeen prl-
Yates will be detained by habeas cor
pus writ., and two sergeants are on
the sick list; the rest of Capt. Browns
company will have much pleasure in
waiting on Mrs. jenkins on Friday
evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-11

We are apprehensive that In the
complications which are growing out
ofe thrailroad contention in Califor.
mia, the Republican party may be the
loser. Vital a this question Of u COM
petitive may be, 1t should not be per.
mittsd to o%vershadow the necessity Of
casting the electoral vote OF California
for Grant and Wilson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-11

A WASHINGTON paper says that It is
not been decided at the White House
whether Miss Nellie Grant Is to "come
out this Winter or not. The people
have decided that her father, President
Grant, shall not come out Of the White
House until 1876.