The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, January 15, 1868, Image 2
NEWBERRY, S. C.
Wednesday Mrning, Januar7 15, 1868.
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* e invite the AttentUon of parents and
3af&aSto the card A( Re~v. J.J. Ben-f
-er,Presdent~of Dueest FeinIe Ci
lege, The School Is pen'd;ii situat6d
and anjoys it-wJI earned nd et'siiihef
} ggeuo.for educaian7eilitmies and
The laurmnsville UraML& -
- e learn rom our neighbor anv IaMe
aie tbe terda' that its late junior edi
toi niiiss iied ita edioriat manag
V: r. W.'Bivl is a g -ini,-frank
-and -coureus getoean,'d a 2 rdy,
-~d aesroosreiter. We congatulate
- H~rald io that its s4netumis graced
- the@ saBU tCol0e Log my she
-U oaard and owauvr4
gefemvertise
as kuei ity- h. dr.
upon its age, good looki aidn d: fanTe,
- -: A ris ede -whie s t r,takl harg
-tw-tedeemed- from- pralIkoOf the
-on r ii- i Ft
- - r3n th f Cn d fcygcoA
- - - n *rr atieg thrz.'n ti- -
- hibe irs teytt Spdad*l hi c .
~ai a.t b on elf abi~teeM r
b Jonta Brotdlers & .Co., jDread
* , tieta, erSisitieen sad
- en r i la aZer eis.
- ,* s' ~-.
- Tera s oanto ly;)iv*.e
e hie:gorernmnU of
* *~- - high I.bgore .- Acasfomltigdi
- ~- ad pr . ofeo-m A rkan.,s
* . *~9- ~4~ed1f.be d.e ded, ekich wi.te.st. the
donaHegislafol.- traguna t, asahere
- eensrugig uu i1 Hstp
- Tiswe em depenrd on."
- -- ev(t t -6drerte e
t 4~ lton ~estieda the jMi
- a p ajr oltartti s atalid.
- oRie $or (d a obtaindI
uAseef frit tha S Ia Judicia .
- - -- tlC4a Sipen,9iior'6th
-,* - 1 - ajgd.:e'sosi Ao Cj.
- - ~ 2; 1uLtoeVBr1, eies1
_ eal[e~~f e4ar.tinourA.
- sauui len N P. Hoifbac
-t~i ad 96iiy 14 thyd6ughnat
~die fars& ejie testiFctirt
-- goryp/a3tej ebarge fafthe-aboe
- eg-lTunhA e m hped '1j
- *~k noA ea f thejiest inth
- at.4 and forp d .hli- every.;li
aneosiveniengs for.iJLttareidy
- ININ ajordlorTich- w ill put 4arthi
'-veseassegy to e'ppg fhe" .ell-inerit
- - Keh*~riptatied~ef estalihdett, .ard
* *iweesded- ir his efougby 4p6iite
n *adgxpienc.assstats am one ha
* . - - r $~illr,-sp losnpd Ta.orably
knnIahAdvar iser.
- Whil,manyof the lights6tfthenews t
* - erworld Rre . being. put out by thek
- pregre of.the times, and others are clr
cumscribing thmir,limits, anid ecc-essarily
is&eiin; the enormous expense siuend
-ig tebfefasiwof first cliist journals,
- - thedvertiser has increased ius propor
tiUon,.. and stinds forth as a large and
srbOs mediumD of intelligence. We
have always admired the Advertiser in
,the past for its natty appearance, and its
4.nteiprise, sprightliness and dash ; and
now that onr friend has grown older,
larger, and more corpulent, we trust
that he shall have increasing wit ,wis
dow and tbe power of utterance ; and in
*larnedly dealing with the vexed and
weighty complications of empire, lose
neither his originality, piquancy nor ex
'uberance.
The Library of John C. Calhoun, as
we see by an advertisement in the Pick
-ena (S. C.) Courier, is to be sold at auc
tion, s forming par t of the estate of the
lae Andrew P. Calhoun.
TI. Is rumored thait Col. -Nickerson, of
hotel fame will shortly beCcome~ proprie
Ltr of the National, A tlan tt Gas.
Bad Death.
Mr. Charles del, asior4Ae editor
of the LaCrosse D inocrat, was on his
way to 'Bridgeport, Conn., to spend a
brief ."ourn rder the patiernal roof ; to
abandon the-dull care of newspaper life
for a brief wison, and. amid 6he glad
otne inauenee of a home reunion with
jidredand friends, arotind the yule log,
to mingle irj th?e mirth of you.th' and
drink -froni the fountains that feed'the
beart, the soul and the mind with pijrQ
and living joys. But alas denth a.waited
his coning, and anticipated his hopes of
the Wrrv,rw; f4at. Angola, ear Buffalo,
he was one of the vi. tims of a frightfil
railroad accide%t. A portion of the train
was smashed and precipitated d'on an
embinkfient ; the debtis of the wreck
falling upon the l:assengerz, a number
were burned to death in ths contngra
tion which speedily .ensueil.
The trmrred teuAis of Mr. Lobdell
Cid not be recognized; his .trunk key
and rinrg w-re -he only clue to the re
coi-ery.of Ii. ashe3.
The Charleston Courier
TheConrier is about to:enter on the sixty
sixth ycar ot. it.s publication. The editors
gratefuily record their appreciation of the
very liberal -upport-it has always received,
aird they will -ronew their eirfonignt plae
kt. as alending. commercial joirnal, within
the_renih.of all who desire a grst class cheap
paper.
A sligb redtietiholas been nade in tie
ize'of, tbe pafr' buet no' aiatement what%
ever.in its entVrp#'se, energy tone and-spirit.
rie daily.pper is now mailed to subscri
bersat the r;te of'eight doars per annum
and The trr-weehjy: at four dollars. -
. Froam a late pfospectas-orz i above ster.
iin.od journl. we ex.tract -the following
per';; r4b
Toe -w:cTosedSrith a ni-geindebltedness
fr. the wart ofl. our-former subscribers, soie
of wbotn have'proffered us pay ment.' T'o
w'eri yrtave presented no, clafrn, afnid the
uses and mWA..rtunes by which tuey have
been- surionded, hiMng breb'pared the
necessity o; 4oing so by;the yery generous,
irompt ad beaity -support we haie uni
toeily reqeived. We. pe be torait- tor
tire advent 'of .better tinef, cojifidentVy ass
srdid thas wheu-6rinperihy- retrne 'to!the
Lan(tbey *ill -cheerfdily-anet their abliga
tns. To all ieI e cord-iiliy exipad an
itvitatien to:-neey. heir jnbsciptions.
=rpnsonme;t fgr Bebt Abolised.
Mr. Inti 4 fron itepecil Otu Set
tee qpoint4 t the S't-^ essfon of 'the
Charteston Board^of 'Erade repotted as
.The ormhiittee appo'wtd. b'y~ the
IarToeffradea.f Chaglestoo to .addresv
i niemuina to. M jor:GTeneral Canby,'.izps
'n- the ink'rpedienef' af htoldingi residents
g. sister Jte*to-baitspan. fiiridigh'em
Sitinu the i>ort?r,s-ofhigState, res'pect
Fully re ort,'1Nat they have fuItilfe~itti
mio%odave the p iture'.o^-state
tha tin{iezagr.Ader-, o. iM4 issued
.om3 headquarfer-s Decetisber 31, TStii,
raud. I- abolisha~l.. *~j.-- -
Noe rei$i'fa si0terStazte can jow
rditor thaLhe is abo4$c-to Joas,e this
,tile fortthis 6eru.h'ome or elsew bere.
~ed coocratiht(the-BNard itpda the
isu of this.ogdeyjw whpl%ikes~ the- fet
:ers~ fron'thie liwef:thdetbtr
aid places oilt State in Tfidl commurinn
iitaesji'it of ii Age' a htii, -ye
We- Woiild lavit.e all onrod diends
ntde'>tuRs, -w'lif wd6ni ice hiv h
P ~,edg fo gliphf them a frindly
ie .had fi-e-.le.ve to dUpart at
spefoIty s.aT?atted,
m i. & A STlKChiaiman. -
Ad1vertising Agenetes. -
TheRock ford hdinna Dem6erat-o Tds~
pKeY w YA( 4fim4 e9
beir tr'ue ligh[.. With one ,or:'tWAn~x
e na he.fare- rxtscaliy ,swindkets.
We use b-t~e aiinoye4 ditig wi an half
no kt taatio 0.ec have - otisibrateh
Lrope -iiUs 9.gr4W~ e ~ .vr thank.
The Olemocria ss
TiheradLn oftthiretes Rtbe great
Qityap liew. Yrk4-.callinig tiemsetvis
Adverdsing gents; b contrtact ,ith
~erain burisness rnc to d6' their *dvei
tisi:ng. Thley then s.en& out to western
pape~rs cogies' of -the ybertisements t bey
dti hinteri ed in'cBr tain papr~s, orderinig
th'aesi-etnesnea such a
price, to .seid -a .eapy~of- the f apet r:.r.u-1
I*rly t.o'them, .iod al--o a copy to the
pers&'iir^thLIenefit of wl'rom' t'he' ad
rfudeme ti in'i*sr ted - ThIe'ngsnis
ihedi go I.o the 4ardeLs they ctal.tW nith
to>~ ilthir ver tij igpd collect. Lh i;
pawWput fle mnoie'y i'i heir pocke1w
Irid the publi-dere vfi do~t1'eir- adrer
tising, .probatba for a. w!heoe year, get
noching~ fpr thir rork. If the ,bosiness
mnen of New York wi h to have their
usiness .advetsed&-ini western papers,
wy yl fln theyr send their a. vei-tine
menits tothe popers tu whicih ~ey n ioh
hem fiiserte~d, accomp anigd with the
miocev, w~itut l-sng a sect o~fnre-i to
(laj last six ; cars we ha vm recivd. not
ess tIi w:nuir Tedd~d of Miters fr6m
lthieving -agegs; cen-tiaing advertise
nents,.ading us to, inse t the:a. at su:-h
i pr-ices 't is true, we hnave padlwbt
iftle' Mtention to fueh mntters, but wThat
fe.w of thetm we diid notice, we have been
4mo.st that many times swindled. Once
for all, we want New. York agents to
understand that we inserL no advertise
mient for any one of them unless accom
paniedi by the caish. We .sil sendl a
marked copy of this to the Newv York
papers, and nsk as a favor from them to
give it publication.
The North is fehng the pressure of
the great, misrule. The people every
where, ther efore, perceive "the imper
tant quiesito beCfore the country to be.
Shall this Republic be governed by a nie
o balance of poi er ?
Shiall thirty.tive millions of the Cau
casian ruce, the hiighest ty pe of mankind,
be ruled by a few milhonis of ignorant
negroes ?"
The ladies of Charleston take pleasure
in iniformting the public that the pro.
ceeds of the Bazaar, independent of all
expenses, were twenty-tive hiundred dol
lars, and that the "Widow's llome" tow
shelter's forty-six persons.
Jedge Aldrich will shortly take up his
PrCesince in Aogf,& Gt h .
The Houso Ceimittee on Reconstruc
tion, this afternoon, .agreed upon a bill,
to be reported on Monday, declaring
ftt there-Ae no civil governments in
the lately rehellious States and that the
provi.-ial governments skall flit be I
recognized as -alid or legaeikker i 1
the executive or the judiciar' 'asthority
of theUnited States. In orderto the
speedgenforcement of the 0ike M' recon
.struction.laws, the General of t4 artng
is authorized tb remove.all officern now
employed, and appoint otWergfor the
performanee of all- acts required by
those statutes ; to the end that the poo
ple of the said several States inay speedi
ly organize civil governsnentsepublicar.
in form, and be restored to their political 1
power inl the Uuion.. The Gederal ofthe
army i also enipowered to remove all
civil oficers,and appoint others in tlieir
plaRes. So much of tlj, Rcontration
Acts, as audhorize t6e Pie%!ent to.detai
ine i'itarv coImmander, or remove ot
er!, is repealed. - Ti e bill declares it un
lawfut f r the P), esient to order any
part.cf the army or navy to'-ssist -by
f- oef artus, the military.of tiese pro.
vii-mal goVertnen ts, to Oppose or o
struct the anuthority ;f the Unied'States.
The .K.1 n frth-r-declares,.-thahis- inter
fereedI. b nyayperson, with an.intent to
pr*even hy fm'e the ekeention of the-or
ders of tho Ueneral of the army, sha0 lbe
huld to-be a high mideicanor,-anw? -that
thle P%rtyV.Ily therof, onl coivielion,
shall le finetnot (mceeding $5,000, -aiid
inprisned not -exceeding 'tio yeau.
The bill repuals all parts of the Recon
structioi Actv; inconsistent with the
above provtisis. .Stevells vote(] aga:ist T
-the. bill-in .conmittme, arserted that it 7
xas. inteided to elect Granut..
' fe 'Express has the- following: The
House Judiciar' Cotiiiittee will, on
Monday, rep,rt the Senate bill -defining ,
a quorum of the -Supr.e. .Curt, with
-an i6endment providing that It shall 'e I
nedsary-that two-thiids of the Court
.hall-agrev before any law of .Congress
is pronou"ced unconstitutional. t
Washingtf Gesip.
In the Senate, the bill ftom ilh Uo-Ise
repealing the duty on- Coltt- was, fori
the present, disposed of, - A substitute
ias passed In effect exempting the :i.aw
,-aterial from taxation 'for -th' irrent
vear, with a-proviso repeUngthe4ixow
thie imported -article.- The <hscussion
upon the inedur:- has exhibited in .its
ost:disgustig:forms. all the dktinctive
feAtures of the Yaikee character, hi1
the fw;, ing it as so ffkoat by avowed
-Northerii-peeulators, whose only oNect
was to get liack the taxes already paid
upon the-crop of 186,7, suppoirted ly
therwlio htd' adranced money upon
-4hatt-of- the-present fear. -[-.The- forwmer
gta vote to-lay .in. the Sebase very
nearly -sufficient for 'their purposes,, and. -
toyv et succeed. The rntter*Mri .quite
sin'g id witness how thse genthraien- I
who are iIeresed in the - nnufadtu.resg -
oA which Oditton feie'i~faGi, squi:inic
at the-views f:fWvstern .n,tOnd.again,
with'i what eiJdgwgut a portion lof
the Ra icalgespdinay -te Niirthern
Sonsbhern<ehnegadis as-the n.!eedsity -ot
a~yerjninent repb-al in the'in tyregt..9f the
"p@s fnedro?-- O:i&.of these gattei'gen. -
try (Mr. foQwler, 4.ennesee),' net 'so
for as to say that, witho~ut any~-tax whatt i
ever, It would bNfound ta be -inpossiblef
-to make Cottrngrow ing a proltable-pur&
.iwit-thit ,not only the imonopoly -but -
1ihe successful couei o niht a
-of tia.wofPT.fie1rwi - e--.stiatitIncif
lvet:y-anid he spoe. -the-rtathL -U
any here be who hayvelcneed to.beU&ee
kit-t this n&srctitsendled to rlieve
~The plaitesof -t.he Sovtb-thxtfs t6he
~owners .of.,the soil-}ran only ay tLP '
marndLrvher gre.t mistike. --The 1
rusa.pdy of th.fr rebour.--WashiMg"
ton Gazette. - .,
-.A greAItruofru* EP;Pisu,BthHo ~F
r-SOc:rU-42ou.-T Ie follow-mge-ppeal
frvtBishap Davis for aidl to rebuild the~
Episcop'Jrtthrrh rnCaindedi, ~Ii rp
wlon4 itselfo tthe, munerots reuders
of h i' journal who betong,W-that COm-i
inunion :
o cry Bi-ethrei an Fsiends-R ..
IJ r. la tland we now have no- ehurch -1
to worddyz ~n. Wre'ad hoped to relfld -
.thisn,ear ;-aut,dom,- -te catlhities g.f ,i
the past seas.on, ,tbi. congregatiors ua
ble to comlmened bhov work athtLO. somor
asitnc. ksiit y'o*i dab6tv tQ 1
bgpusuuih o eys but stray I appeaTI
to you for contsib tio'ns: in mateiale,'
r4rks, lumbler, lime, rnil ,-lated, sashes,.
hlid any -emoint sefliher- o1-thei.e
wil.le thiankfully received.. I .hoe .no I
means cTcaninnn i ig. wiih von save a
th~rough t'u ecotar press trhich~hats liIni.
ly -permni4edl ame -to -uma4e this-- appeal.
Comnmunica.te withnei Camdcf.-i by
papers-kiidly disposed will pTease insert
. You.rs, in the faMh -of our Lord' Jesus
Christ
-.T HOS. F..D AVS .S,
- Bishop-of th~e Diabee of'S. U.,
A;roA?T,- January '11.-The Conven
vogtion was almost edusively occupied
dw ing the dav's session ini debaiting va- I
rious -esoin tiens petit ioning Congress to
remnovetAm preset.Stt.officrs orgive
tte Cont-enuton power to do so, with aui
t hority 1n-fill theitaeannefe thbus made.
A generaI- order appeared from Gen.
MeaUde hi .4 maor:.iung, validating an. ordi-r
n-ace to s.tav the cu!ketiou of debts in
Alabama up to the'l1t of January, 1869.
except claims for labor ind hire, adopted
by- the late Gonvention in that State;
the vatdation'to take effect fromt to-day.
The long uncertainity respecting the
fate of D)r. Livinigstone has at length I
ceased. The D)octor is alive and well,
and maym now read with special interest
thousands of sympat hising chituaries
whlichi the paperL~s of the civilized world
have devoted to him.
The London Times publishes a state
ment that the founida tion of Solomon's I
Templde have beeni exhumed, and that
even the p.innacle onm which the tempter
placed our Saviour has been uncovered
to its base.r
Reports from Algeria describe the -
nmost frigh tful suffe: ings among the Arabs. I
The cholera has -lready carried off 25,
000 of them, and now they are threat
ened with a terrible famine. An appeal
has been tuade to France for help.
The Germans, it is stated, are begin
ning to print their books in Romar. type.
It is found much clearer and less trying
to the eves than the Ge-rmtan characters
Greenville, S. C., has two organized,
fire cmnanies.
00MRITEm.
,EC.TI)N.-Burr Sondley, pne of thc
reednen implicated in and accessory to
be mur;:.r oe LeuineLane, and found
,uilty of 'the. carge. of burglary and
o1ibery suffi-red the extremti penalty.of
:he law, by hanging, on Friday 'last.
L'he exectitioi. was witnessed by a 6nm
)er of -olored,people, bat not by as
arge a crowd as might have been expec
;ed under the circumstances. He died
-eiterating his innocence, and indulged
-n that fl.ittering unction, because his
iand stricli_-nobib* in the mtirdernor
iandled-any.*f the stolen. money, and
or that rcaonrr be believed that the gates
)f heaven stood.apen to receive his soul.
Medical authorities -have -announced
hat not fess than one-fifth of the enti.'e
)opulation of the United StAtes are affeet
d with'neuralgia in some form. "Surdy
he man who can safely r-emov6 such a
,ast aggregate of- pain. is a great public
en6factor. Su,6h is Dr. Tnrver, of Bos
on, in Massaehnietts.. ffis- "Universal
seuralgia -Pill" is prononneed, ori all
iands, to bean. entire)y. -barmless and
erfectly crltain reniedy for this most
o'rturing of all- kowr'r disea.'$
.-Dr. W.Y. Pratt ha9just received a sop
)ly. of. this jilstly. celebrated tiedicine.
Ehose suffering with nervous- disorders,
ieuralgia, tic. dolereux, &c, bad better
trail themselvesQf this present opportu
iit ind- prcure ' box ofthe "Universa
-PATaoi.Z ADVERTiiLNG -ots.0--OnSM
vho knows what he Is talkrg -about
liscourses aftr the following fahbion.
lear W14u:
Wl:en we sec.a business irm. 'giv-ing.
i>blielty to-their jarticular branh 'f
radi,-we!argve thrt sruch -a. h6ase .is
live to -tlhe reqniremnits of. the time. Jt
mplies not -idy k'een'Oagacty, but hke
rise that srtof lit.e uIrty:--khicb is sure
o attraev the att6ntion of the. - trade
Pjany estabim.rients .forego the beneflts
f advortisi"g f ria spirit of mere penu
wdusnesa They 'reason .i3 thi way.
'Shotuld we ine0 -ad outlay of $50 or
If00 or $500, possib'y we never. get it
mek- then t would ! * so' m uch throwri
way" These are'fnimid men -always,.
rLd.properT. ;belong -to a- past genera-.
ion. TI he true. riawi of bunes~q, appre
isting the fait edvrrtages of being .rep
qeuted- in- wspaper colulans, loks
ipon advcrring ant'"oread ca'tei tire.
ratr;":-adshould he fic no inmedi-j
-frints otis exed itoru , he rests at
as., beingf.utly sataid,iethar it-'wjll re
iwra aftier utany days." -
-Thz 'LATs'r SENATloY t- he. Ub'w
Eesborwnnme~nt adoptd by:G3. &C-0 R. R
~entemanlj agts along-Ahe line gf' ail
oad. Oipf them.arrived ort- p.ecial
ear anidM as inoted og 'the honovable
ianIumn of tr'g~eot latst Saturday'Gari
,ractell [he~ admiriridgze of te&,nr
'lack as hsphr ted it atPan ante pf forty
Ire'thr6tph&he st-eefs.o Gg maf-they'
rave.' -The new head gaar 'wad orFdtred.
romn the stove-pipe mnianufactof'of~ 'Per
*endi'ular &. Bisel Nest'gk, and
ILicJays... ThelIteamerhow'er.erdnwbich
bej were silipped was w recked and all
f 'the hatl10t except the one abo,ve r.e-.
erreItto;lndIwhich was forturiatlf ick"
di upj'n a'iarag fred, ilea Charles
ionest Voter'sup,posin~ it to be isomeWMing"
a thserae eappro'priated1 to- his
twrnasc and bendfit,ram whoa. it~mias
ak'en ey he elhief;of police-and forwair
le'd to thisstatiop, the.armtwee parigen;~
icing prlinted thereon.- This ane of
he moit f'irtunnie circonmstangs, gnd
re rejoice nhat olf agrent is the first to
diiv This di tintive mark of esteem
roRranppreeWtfve ralt road bod1y. We
everclosely cmenetd dhili tife and- flnd
t on the 'high prestr.r order, o still
sot'iable -to bust rnessthe undet'sen
e too great,-which misfortune uafy h~t.
ipen for some time;'. it '-jnr be coni
p ed intrQan. iU'bipinatinj yley;h
m, er a diuek incubatrnfctflere.
dtellinilbolr--uii fuye made.
le boys shofd1apeu' to sy "ifister
ret out df'that hdd'" fjot' besausb they'
ire his degg %e advise hm-t'o'dott
SPEcIAL.-Mainy new .discoigries ar~e
ieg mnde now.a-daiysin the arts and
rences. In domestic affairs also many
~re "the 'discoveries brougibt to ligh't.
diessrs. Wilson & Wicker informf us,
mnd'throughi us the pliblic, thatTa grete
iscovery-thani 'at has been raade iN the1
auct, that-at theirestablishment is the pluee
o get any thing needed anid a1 reduced
)rices. "i'his is important. -
A mateur gardeners, .house-keepers in
mvn1 and pl.anters in. the country are in
oarmed by Dr. Gouin, at .the. Freuch
tore, that he hacs a full supply of all ,va
reties of Landreth's celebrated garden
Garden seeds of all kinds, wholesale
mnd retail, can be found at Dr., Pratt's
)rug Store, just received from Landreth's.
Iow is the time to lay in a supply before
he varieties are exhausted.
A ttention is called to the reduced rates
'or Photographs, by Messrs. Wren &
WVheeler. The opportunity .is a most
'avorable one, and may not sooin be of
ered again. Act upon it, at once, all who
ueed a picture.
People who' have appetites, and like to
at, or who have no appetites and care
lot to eat, are each and all invited to
dfons. Schodair's restaurant. He is so
erfect in the cuisine that.his dishcs will
atisfy, and be acceptable to, all condi
ions.
An editoiin delight-to have your
riends come in and read your old ex
hanges aloud to you. We've tried it.
[Yazoo Banner.
That Yazoo man lies-under a mistake.
ie should know however as he has tried
'SixCR.-L-On openiig the budget 'of'
spicy selections to make tp our column
of trifles tor this week, the first that
comes to hand is .
THi EDITOR.
The editor works-be's njier at rst,
For the world, unqated with'nefs,
Keeps ainkbg for more the, latest and best,
He cannot-he wil not-refuse.
Big sermosand speeches,atoies and rhymes,
With itemts both ancietit and new,
Suiting the people, and suitng the times,
He must faithful and constant review.
Not only deals Im in subjects. profound,
His reaon must mingle with fun;
TB world will lingh and the,kerg.rndn
When the editor scribbles a peu.
Artemi6s. Ward follows next. At a
celebration he was called on for a.speech,
when he replied in a "toast to the pbair
sex:"
Ladies, sez'T, turnin, to the butiful fe
mails hoose presents was perphumin the
fair ground. I' hop6 fyo are enjoyin
yourselves on this -occnshin, and that
leinaid and water ov whigh..you are
f'rinkin will riOt go igin'yot. May you
aliers be fair at the. sea, brightf as the
moon, and butiful as the army 'with
Onion flags.- also plenty or good close to
ware.
Ta yure.-sex-commonly called.-thc
phair sex, we are indete d for borning.,
as well Us m-my other hiessings iti'these
to grownes of sorro. --Suirr pohi-spirited -
fools bim yure sex for the diicty in
the garden, but f he no dowl*hutAdam
would halve rigged a efier press, and
likeas not wet into-a-bg- 6ost and
driven oaf. unaware. Yurs t,-_ muther
ws a lady, and awl her davte4s ia difto,
and-nun but *oaf arein V illsif*itird
;rgin -yn., H1pin that no wai.e-of troike
will rt'lI across yure peacefud breasts;I
kkludethese rerakswith tfe follerirt.
centyment:
Woman-she are a good egg.
The man who has a wife and six chil
d-en, and .never saw one of theni i&pret
ty good. Two gentkemeu.~a Caliornip
were engaged ji cnservaSion, -On# rd
grttied havig left hone jnd plenty;
and two bieauItiful dhughter .an[ ik
the othe' if h had a ramiiy
Yes iir, have. ''i have a wife and
A'r. childreh in Nw York-and I' never
sav.-one of them.".
.After-thi's the couple sat for a few.mo
ments ii silne, and then the nterro
gatoe.again commenced:-.,
"Were 4ou evbr' lind, sir ?7 . -
" No;esfr:' a r -
"Did you ever marry. a widow1sir ?'
Anothe'iapse 'of silince.
"Did.}- nnderstand-yan 'to ysAnir,
that you had a wife.dn- iz children-liv
ing in Netr York .and, ha7 never. seern
onie-4f themi?" -'
"Yis, sir-A sostatedit
- nother ndalongpauae -of silence.
Then't'hi terrOgitor again inquired
-"oeMnif1 beir, tat yon~ never
saw ,one-olthemi 1" e-<
"hy,' was -the resp4ins:e1 oaJf thetl
-"Oh lashPL
-They6unge~ten'ed fond'oP'"'arah
Ndngrenading, me-wi4vamean
choly- end. We4d not hear--i?u hut
some' one- ehie did, Thi&was the bmfrdenr
oflhissong
Take, gals, vake' !the-moon i'- high,
and theni, avras ihe 'iky, a meteor are
streataing!. - Take. Sally. v.sker .ad look
on me-vake Institutc daughter! .If I'll
hare you iIddc yonu'had ie (by gosh,
who threw thtawat-er? .
- The-siarne eltp pow$dvertists for:mst;
.ationas son-imnlaw.in respeczah fain
i1.y' IHa,s no ohjection hg says to yqing
a short distance into- the country. HIei:
tired o!moomshina and in Tak~
hitiidsi,ue ne of ynni,'gir~ -
It is eldoi'thait tcingsrt anythig
or t'he'ladfes thait thej wilThxcu'seait 14
boftene' for-one timie,and #e h'ope sill
religh the following' --
-A clergnmau, who wc>osolingg
young:widow upon..the death Af b ws
band,~spoke in ia very..sermous. toe, re
miarkifng that--he wias''neof"the Ted
You tar~not afind--hiralyou -kow,'
To which 4-he sobbi~ng fair. ore replied.
with. aliiiogt broken hear4 "I don t know,
but fIl"try. " ,
OLD 'AD'4
Old' Adam mourned hris fonr&y wvalk
-And nothing foundtopieneS bkn~
He sadly tteeded 'one to-task
To tickle and to'fdase bird,*-~
So when thie tard a rib besouffat.
.To mahdk-another-human ,
''Yes.~.Lord,".said he, ' 4ae all.FIe got,
An'dffx me si, aworab."'~
.A husband anid' uife, dile travelling'
thrgughm th~wisndsdnr haste~ 'ie" with'-a
me~lnchoy ac'cidert,- wlilyis ,thus re
cordet: -"
-nd:whesreating tIrongh-thewoods,'
-. And'through the tangled fern,
He tore his meuin't mentionrem's,
An4lhad.topt onAera..
The young lady wbo,r'as yecommend
ed to take- exercise io improve her health:
'says that she "will jurnip at an oer~and.
run her own risk" * -
We don'.t know that nur youg meji
ggneraJly have cataracts in theireyes,
'but they have a'griat iniidy'waterfalls..
"Ca~pital wrea ther, - Mr Joines[ ecapital
weather.'- My wife's got sueh a bad dold
she can't spe~ak.. I like -such- weather."
What length ought a lady's crinoline
to be ? A little above two feet.
If a mani's wife' is well bred, hc never
wants any but-her.
Luck lies in bed, and wishes the post
man would bring him the news of a
legacy. Labor turns out ear'ly, and,
with busy pen or ringing hanmmer, lays
the foundation of a competence.
Greeley says that smoking is the
"9ilest, most detestable abu.se of his cor
rupted sensual appetites, whereof de
praved man is capable." And Greeey's
mother smoked a pipe!
Tom Thomb was in a train which ran
off the track on Leig' mountain last
Sunday, but crawled into a bandbox and
wasn't hurt.
A half-woman monster, with rno low
er limbs, is on exhibition in Kansas city.
She was found in a cave in New Mexico,
along with a wolf.
On thle 19th of December, by the Rev,
Manning Brown, at the Bride's residence.
Mr. CHARLES EGAN (formerly of Columbia)
to Miss AismrE H., only daughter of Mr.
CHrLm nDANSB' or miand Distict
rib te of Respect.
At a Reglar Communication. of Butler
Lodge, No. 59, A F" X., bei&Jmuary 4th,
A. L 5868. the o bWnd-res%
olutiow were read4 W , ndorderd
to bejriuted irtnhe:Newbe_ H d:
WSEAS."kijplea i 4.dfbiq mys,
taious disotAn to -vilfm our
mast ar wortb .rotheg It inard,
be it .'t -~
ReIo ed. That in ie deWrof OU'Srother
M.' T. Kinard'wel he &aenei' Butler
Lodge tave lott iVworthY andsijVded mem
ber. who b ad ever at heart the Interest of our
society, and whose diligence in the dis
charge of his duty has left as a noble exam
ple.
Resoivee. That we mourn the decease of
our Brother, who most.favorably impresed,
t W'y the digiry of h1q ehracter; andbid
become dear to us by pleasing remembrnee.
.Resolved,- That a blank page in eur-.e.
cord be'inscribed~to hit'wmenory. and a copy
of these ResoluLions logether with our heart
fet Pympathy,be-traisifted-to the belx%ved.
famity.
JOSEPH R. -R(OU9NIGHT,
JOHN H HUIET.
M. ..COLEMAX..
C. BLACX, See'y. Cominitfee.
'CoxEIAL. -
Coustxi, .iniary 13.a$Tei of cotton t(,
d ay 98 hules-mniddIbag 1331 .Ir:
Nxw Y<p.:.atn"gry3-Noon.--Flour 5 a f:c
lower. Cotton irmer at 1 -
7 P. ?w -Cotton " a j btter, eloslug qIS
uplni In a .7-fA6W M c lmsd at 4 [
CkiittIU . WeaUtiv.& but
ligtit stick 6fferiag -lower grades improved - a
; sales 850-bales=-middinr 10; receipts 1,5. ,
AUq.&A, Ja1uary 3.,-CPtton - very'
vctive&'d- ad ia.eA 1;'~leg 1,175 ; re
eips 323-n- - g te4a 16. -
LIVERPoo. mnnry 18-Evenag.-Qottou,
firm; sales-18,o bales-uplads 7: Dr
Awsmraar,Jap..-Cottoua.-active at Qia
13)ets.
The foIlowing,dvertR;efiets appear, to-ay
for the ArWt time -hfli.a -W. CtatJumed, wffl
beIA under.defi redpetie ieadgn dir
Beat j6AUe:
8;~R~ R.-nnuai#epetpg.of SUock -
t ld r V .
Pr.FW.P Ptt1rireete'te
~ervoue and: Nyaretgia ,Pl1A A
Wien'& W-beder-ReAucttoa.in PriCe
of PhogrphIn. W.
Dr-R IL S;Wh eympettant Dental
a -otice. -
Dr. T. Gouin-Gven Seeda &c.
L. 8h odaiR t= iinrir i.
'C- .Siranan.Noticej
Sloan IariAiistrC N. -
ice
L, B. Mafetat--ir NOL?e
J.- P. Ep.pipg--U. S.- '.1;Notice.
SMni t &: Smi th.-Dissolu,tio*n. -of 4C
partner.hip.
Anderso:n WSn$fDissoltioni o
Qp-partaershin'->
J. 1.'BUiner-D&I WesL_Fe1,k491
W ilson Wk r-Thr .e N e ryGh eap
G6odr..
A mis & Co rs'Nieg -
C harlestoji Hater.Oard. -
-Joves rotherg-4 Se, TW Bo#sa in
Itrav.
J. R.Veners-Q iir!eATaxz Noice.
Mrs,. N afrigFasiqr.Decline in'
Minery. -
Cari veC ughi-M st.
Shir,ae - -
Gnarilials~ Trusyeeand Colmite
riequired to make dlesir anoniLrtWasr to,
tis oftiue, by. the first.ef Much jaen.- A t
who aveFindefal. -
oina''of9ee, Jan'-14th, 1.868. 2ni
001 k thi&
P RIOE &FS Tk
r%ol P4ss 2Oid . -J~ ya
Liden--linf.4 framr 1to 30eentsesel
Fhench:? 4IrNeIts, $-f$5f eace I,
St.siCoHlars-t4 Skores1ram 75 t $2
Al) Wol Shaaws fai4 ,1AQ to 6
- ro2uts #e yd
AndiL.tder DRYb0DS 11-W -
yCAR WILE- YQA1J i..
It -
-By -rrtue of Sode Wki*' of3 er
Faoias" to me direte,d, L will .sel o t)yE
'fii'st Modii1a j ini Nebruary n x~ , foflow.
ing4proper&t towW: -
*Two ore-toasg.i Ahe ,todn of Xew
he.ri,'n'ow 6eupied by' Dr. Gierson -sad~
B. .'Singleto,-and -sitwatedied MedIdhorr
'Rpw. Also1,8n*uacres -Ofgend, )pounded
iyIlands'of Dr.' T. B. -Xennerfy, SmiCiE .J..
Davis and others-.600t acres, bounded
.Lands- rf ,J9egadd.welt a,adater.
vie on it'2ie suit oFaamuetB.'J6fas:oyre
4ndstataW.-:WrEoer el.i #7
*Ahr8et1 aces. {reservjua frt gere . for
the '6nttead) of~ Tand' isotind4 'D'ri
W. K-Cri -1 . Gar1IGRL9tE0 -
'1 Yearhng and~8.aeres Tlatnt iim tfie cdr-L
'pormte limita ef -Ne.berr/ -ndeMig y.
al Leviedon~nt t.e suit of-D? N' Sea'rrv
et. at. vsS.A. Nance,-et, a1l.a - 1
. Also, -I wilJgell. 640i agres mre Or -le>s
biOtUded by Dr. W. )3. Grif n,.Coopel'
Botzsman, et: aL Ldi4i onf i the- pruir
eity of A. C. Garlintoga, a hg-euit of-D
Y. Seurrv et. ad.' vs. 3. A. Nance, et. aL. 3
' llo'l'o Aere nore o lesk bootded by.
lauds .ofd Wm. Davis Mrs. tSaltway..)K~
Georg, Speaks, Capt. Uhes.4g avia et.al.
"fhe propeity of H. H. Kinar'd, iekn a
4kesuit.apf-B. O: Uensonmud'intheas. 33
Al o, 55) Aeres, urtx kr lessbou,d
1,y wiaters' of Entf-ee, -JD. ' Siierl M1.
Maylin, et ali. Levied on at the snivt-o e
State for Taxes vs Davist Gross. , 3
lso, one Tract of Landl known as the D.
B. KUinard tract, containing ii Acres biore
or 1ess, and bounaded by.lands of Matias
Singley, Hack Cannon and'others.
Also, the "Katy-Stone Traet," containi'g
'1 Acres, more or less, bounded >y lands
of Henry Summer, Murtin Kicard, et ali.
Also, the Gap Tract, containing 50 Acres
more or less, and bounded by lands of Ma
thias Singley, et al. All levied on at the
suit of Jam. A. t'rotwell vs. D. D. Stone. 5
AI.>o, 20 Acres more or le>s, bounded by
la,.ds of G. P. Sligh, Phai!emon Sligh ,et al.
Levied on ait the suit of Jaumes A. Crotwell
vs. G. L. Seas. 3
Also 13o acres more or less, bounded by
lands of Philip Crotwell, W. A. Ehanore,
et. al. Levied om at the suit of H. H. Ki
naard, et. al. vs. John T. McNeil. 3
T. M. PAYSINGER, s. N.D.
Jan. 14 3~ St.
Further Decline.
Mrs. F. Harris, in order to make room
for her Spring Stock of Milinery, will
sell her present stock at a great decline.
Bonnets which recently soldfor $1-2 can
now be had for$6 ; tbose sold for $8 are
now offered for $4, and other goods in
~like proportion.
Call early and secure great bargains.
.an 15 1
New Advertisements.
-DR* T. GOUIN
FREIICH STORE.
Opposite Newberry Hotel,
Keeps constantly on hand the best
and purest
UNEICINEs,.
PEQMtIIEV-POWDlE.$
Boaps' Cologne -Wtgr, Hair
ils&
Frok th besghr and
. r atk Fi ench
Suig6r1 daisiLA;Can
ned Oysters,-ruiU, and
EV,R D
GARRS?KED
The 0d*a'.t MIAr W
mdvk sWe f fe, Wn r:Ig.a6M
he is p'repared to farnsh
n ) t aceptg e appuly OC
e y tep o-ie jpanly. InCidtadtqs4
e isD to fprnids - so-to"
InD .
e ~ epctfa eNR~
1-3 469hDkg.
st e Is alo are; ad - ap -~bee'4 r
Bea as Ga an.
Ch,eaiette a4rr~ S..
aftsa.%e'yifh tiM to
pa Cen a; h e il an t o(.e .rbe
~supp Lne h ' o. ost id har Ieeffo'r
t 14 .:a . p~s anyt to
hece , tegv i aenl
'the '~~~ge a hotvize ea~ ton
i .siv wUi1i khage.. UoieI rpejaI-of
znJ~din P. e v iI eA dMt, .W~l
th canau 4't -iJ oi uec >~T et
1?Th Die WetIidTh@C lfe.p
-in~ t ay dimt- #h sy j'pi v
d$ 're. mendt n- curnv not anl sin
~four~4 Dolar Ve~oi f'4 el eh and
Ja rs. .. Je rs
ther ne alre n e < r.p oy toar
eti n BY a S i,4 n'orrenulid nyo turnn
Quarterlyu T~ax NoYtice.
IqT willbeas Nen l her G. H. on hurd
owin, fo the pu.p s taf rcMn ie
Taxr es n the s p f goods wAtr-an
eyMesr. andrSitous& LSur, for l
the o quarening he SL. .c 31867.I
q ure ivinm books w hwill benlo ed. h
J5hinst J.B.5ELE8
QAmntrator's Notice
the persns avintFg ev nd aai thef
lwgortesaeo Micajah Ha rr;decsed,wi pre
Tsen m prpelytese o oor b.fren
the qTster Feruary net dc per7.
idred t oksai esawill ae pymen ute
byn said prery, atetdtoo bf
'reedt ad ~aryi ae panmen