The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, February 19, 1868, Image 2
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ebia, and -he paper wi be I1noutinued
* " - e4ertieeets eash In advams.
7wetdimatbera for oa-ensery.
Thaebhil as approed Febrnary ,
Ih*Mreiko-1 oA geir -in thanited
St agafwr the year 1867, shall heexenipt
frmeii ltax ; cotton imported from
uegn countries, on aQd alter Novem
ber , A 8, shalf be ttefnpt Trotn
- db. $yeted February , 1989.
-~
Juage tskin, of the U. S. District
- osat iq Geogis cides as foliows:
'Zery credior, se" or Unsecured,
aoknruipt, is def&iant'n the
- p &tRiniL1iidI a crtor ~tas a lien,
- gbb'i.cssBe-ar geerl.'d'e wishes
- stiepat,i-k-m.uut dadlc ae ibepatic
_Wkuectejat - iay be: legay
ademv.wtin 'a t'piority oi-digpity,
a -
A e wj P
lughy'article ~ s pbibbIed in a
&aosper roPa il. pen of Mrv.
aimNOsk&aSiihwhT befsle~ -thet
dwe ta- imn to. Ma l$inth e&
- ggiy iss t asa m*y, ettk
rpie,take the iitiijve
ury-courinz asn4y te found. nee
as a.dB'al9 y "op the quesi."
UqGum bjiA evdatifrfes
e.pidty-nineteen miles hv: eeg
completed, near!y one-&urth of the
tdsisi:--A T~tivbirt t"s
-iht&aseee The *'eOrk 1in~ tk.-w
glw 0rod is,Ander-sostra t^r espont
iAejer ia2tdt
- se da siie-mee, asilki 4sesse ar&
et6er valuseid thias,-forpreuainmaWc
have seen some of'sks.."isducments*
as tbez really hesiud&ad '.do
U~~tihe )tagazin. itself One 14
b'aisls d herself with asetin'g.ma-7
enD a paster orgiin, and a set or silver
epia~s&h sa ots, imi tdus than,tie
siW e do't w'ander that it is easy
te. unert to- "Deiuorest."- The~
&e4Rdey1N. T. Bad fo e rcular~
- Niiignua r ciene a ne
venidof ihia vaiae far me and
* *e setAder's eMagazinme. .k ~eohdas
--thakasn amoest of -eilbl .rticle&
amagg wilich.. we not~iIce alealth -of
* rg Stcir gine' !ebe y at
PErl4n hilesa o shep2"' " rshe
- Cdia"WTiu-er Bi.ssig ofHorses
ots.""Nuletia Hordeg"
- Is.tii! mant edn Hoirses./
s draEiioeing:* ?euitirstejobrSta
Roseese' M ter tLamba
"Winter Werk- ir the =Ban ad,-ok
- Tad?'.Bamgp ., he., er
pliay $farnieVheld asetgie f it.
*s Gal, .0 .,-eie 9ge
'- ee, a 1ist of spleaid pr,eniumst,
gu'eebhs~g'igia - tis- St.tc- Nortb
* GarenIaarGeBQgia,.Florida' and Tennes
se will confer a favor.and render assis
tapca.in.the capture -of a notorious thief,
- bypaang that Bob ,Thompsop,a malat
c~aped froja custody an the 6the
In. la jnP'Vg fom The passenger
~ap the 'Greenvflle and Columtbia
*- ks istarben Atstou a da Liateeii.
Belle aoot-95 yeira of age,' fly- feet i
acr-lebes high, blind.int on eye land
tha lid -partly c'sed.; ha.d - ry black'
lsdayesembling that of an Indian, and
eut abert ; he is-cnsiderably marked by
smail-poe. especially on his nose. He ie
a well-known burglar and hse-thief,
ad 13as broken open several .stores and
stoles hborses in this State and Florida.
Had on a pair of 'hand-cum when, 1as't
hbard from. A reward of Forty Dollars
is ofered for him by John R. Cochran,
of this place, and any person) arresting
-him will confer a faror-by uotifying him
at ane.- Nmfwspapers copying this no
tic, and causing his arrest, will be lib
erally rewarded.-Aderson~ Intelligen
car.
Jt is usual for the Legi.la?ure to ap
point one beneticiary of the S')uth Caro
lina Unlversity fromt each Congress.ional
Districi in the State. As the Le.gisla
tore is not in session. the Charle%ton
News states that Gov. Orr has been an
thorised to make the appontment in its
pasad.
Darna or A PaoxmeNT LAWyE.-W#
regret to learn that Wallseg Thomso'n,
Esq,, ant ekd and eminent laa yen of
Union District, departed this life on
Toeada lst.
-e:- !bg eou --
February 11.-The Conve-ition assem
bled at half past ten A. M.
Prayer by ReveJos. H. Rainey.
Mi.1-1 offerga resolution authori
zi,g 6h Presidet'of the Conventioa. to
requi.GerafCanby 1-draw-Vom the
State 1&mllar sumient amount of
Bills RWee.i,ale to paythe members the
amouit of theigi-nilegge on gturhay
next i"A WF e
0, DeLar'gemoved 0o lay the mo
tion on the table which was carried.
J J. Wright moved to -take up the
untinished business uf yesterday. which
was carried.
The President anowanced. the. u4fla
tshed btiuness to be the call of the Yeas
-id nayon the question of striking out
the=3d Section of the Bill of Rights,
which reads as fo1ows :
"Secti6n 23d.' -Vreason against' the
Stte shall consist in levying war agwitfst
the sme or in adhering to its enemies
giving them aid and comnfort ; no person
sh'aWbe conviited of treason, un)ess on
the testimony of two - itnesses to the
same overt act, or on confession in open
court."
, Th, yeas were 80, nays 26. absent 1.
Mr. N. 0. Parker, Chairman of the
Finance Comnittee, stated"that it was
well known to the inembers, :that the
Mone, ($30,000)'to pay their per diem
had arrived, arn they also knew in what
manner it*aa to be received and paid
,t.Ie, therefore noved that the bouse
do 1ow adjourn to attend to tat bu.i
ntbe motion being put, it was lost.
Mi. E. W.. . MacKey moved that
when the house -adjourn, it adjourn at
half-past-tuele o'lkk.
Mr.-Parker moved to- amend by na
kini it half-past eleven o'clock.
The queition being takdn oni the ori
giniloktion, it was lost; and,the aniend.
mwnt adopted.
The Convention then adjourned.
NAuauiy 1'.-The Convention met.
and wasopened with prayer--by- Re. B
F.'Whittemnore.
The Presiient presented a metfiorial
from:the Recmstr-uiion Conventon. of
Goigia..recwnmending 1at Co.ngrcs br
pet.iined by, the several Convenio,n
nh* in Fession to adikite a loan of $80,
000,000 t1w the phanters of the Souak
'The tuemrial was refvrred to. the Cou
U;f1tee on Petrnios..,
Se6tVies 24,1 26,t$ 27. 28.T 5~ 0, 31,
32_and?0o0the.Bl of -Rights -were, at
.!ra prd but uninteresting debate,,
pastedto a LiWitdrii4ling.
*Ihe t6rivertion then acourned.
February.AS.-Te past three days
ha*e ->een occupid in .oeussn the
Cn*it'utio4,a"nd- Blit of Righis. Th
f4*w4eg reohuns'were introduced:
B. O lhwcan --Tbat -thk Legisature
4a1l4v nopo* liiexcept for edua
-ti0naT- prposes.4 Rferred to the Vom
mi ttee 9:he Bill-e'igehs.
' That the Leislature shall - nagt -such
laas~6ay 5e nect'ssary t'opirevent te
'emagetddaly~ weapons
..ha. o otter7 r-4ottery GIBce.,shall
bianthorIi ibte State. Referred to
~e.pioitieoMiscelijin-bus AfTa4re
iJA Vhamber)in-.That^this Conveg
uion rquenty 5 Gen. E. K S..Canby to
~bo)Ni at once all the Vistrict Courts in
$.soui Carolina, dlismn the 5"'des, and
icedar~ acantai iIi ofiees coeoeM
13. F,. lhittnmor-Resolutions con
erning'the wianer -of making- amend
umtts to-the Costttiotn. Reerd
. . .layne,-of Marion-That .the
Conviention petition Congress to remove
'isability from -those novr difranchised
R. H. Uain-That Ihe Caumittee re
part tomuirrow the preamble and resotu
uur neeringa loan of 1,000,U,W
from Congress for the purpose of pur.
chasing-land4s wlien-forced on the market
in this State. Adopted.
1fr.Nr41epres.enteda petition from a
'few ciielof Andersoni District, pra~y
mug- that-a porticn:of the same bi -trtis
fersed to the Disttict of Pickens. BIe,
ferred.
.C. C~ Boni-ThetfGoi. Geanby be re
Te~sted7Io enfbree ithe - ordinanca' in-vili
dasin.g all. -,ontracts base4 Gon slaves~,
fronm tile datte oFits adoption. Adopted,.
The p'rediadat red>lEsiohs-48-of
the-Bilo ights wreread a third titnt
nd.adopted. ethout. m ateial .change
from the Cozmmitte&'s report. dhe first
eiection ofjhe C ittation *erE'
.Februlary .1.-The tneering . w
cpened wvith prayer biy Darlington.
[Wonder how~ nan-y preachers th~eie are
in'thispeciascMtioh ?]--Mire.aff .
Thlun weauatted, atd a quorumn -be
tag prrent, tiwi asseablae progeeded, to
tusmess.
'.4: dattftelai,t meeting were
read -ad &ptiimed.
The somiteon Audits .recommen
ded the followin' pay raents, which vert
agreed to -' H. Judge Moore for printing,
*4406L&;. J. W. Denug & Co., for .ate
tiuetey, $228 8-3; Macke & Batker,
tare-of furniture,-267d9.
Tbte report'ot the Legislative. Commiit
tee was then .taken up and the followiing
ausendment offered by floweAt to tihe 8th
section w,a adopted i "Except tie
County of Charleston which.shall be al-.
lowed two Senators."
'The Codrmittee on Petitions reparted
favorbly.on the proposed petition to
Congress (pr (1,000,000 to be appreprigs
ted to the purchase of lands in this
-State. -
Lelie and Pillsbury enteered -into con
siderable discussion on the subject when
tuec hour of adjournment opportuely
arrived.
February 15.-The report of the corn
"'ittee on the Le-gis ative. part of rtiI
Co.istitution was susamm ed and recived
it- ie st and set ond. teadings, and was or
dered to be prted.
Randolph, from the Committee on the
Miscellaneous P'rovisiones of the Consti
tuIlonf, suihmrittel somne- reports, which
were adopted.
Whitaumore, from the Committee on
a Bill of Rigts, submitted a report,
which was adopted, leaving it to the
Legislatuae to enact.such laws as it may'
sefem r.eo -.sary anid piroper to prevent
the carrying of concealed and deadly
weapones.
Leslie. on the Auditing Commit tee,
presented the account of the Southern
Exprss Company and the followinug. re
port, which was adopted:.
We recomend that the within bill be
paid ir bills recei' able at eighty cents,
making bill amounting to $87 56.
.h unfinished business of Friday was
then resumed, being the report of tho
Committee on Petitions, on the resole
ti.m of Cain.
Considerable discussion ensued, parti
cipated in by Leslie, Bowen,- Cardoz,
J3.q4oJph, Wthittemnre, Ranesier, Pilis
b'ury-, Whipper, Middleton, DeLarge,
Elliott, Parker, Langley and others.
O iofdiaorwimen't baviing a'rived the
convention adjourned to haif-past 10
o'clock on Monday.
WASHINGTox, February 18.-In the
Reconstriktion Gommittee to-day, Thad.
Stvens-'presented resolutions impeach
ing. the Presidenit for high crimes and
miademheanors. They were laid upon
the taol)-by the following vote : Ye":
Vessrs. Bingham, Payne, Beaman and
Hurlbut (Republicans); and Brooks and
Beck (Democrats). - Nays-Messr8. Ste.
vens, Boutwell and Farnsworth (Repub.
licans).
It is considered that this vote gives
-the-fAoal'-qUietus.to the firipeehtment
project.
WAS1%CTO.N, February 15.-The Sen
ate was not, in session to-day. The
House resMnned the consideration of the
Kentucky case, and a resolution nas
-adopted, iafornin^ the G overnor of Ken
tucky that the seat was vacant. The
Grnnt Ifivcock-correspondence was pre
tcited. Grant's last letter to Hancock
sis : "If your order re'novin'g the City
Council has been executed.and the new
appointees are in,. you need. not suspend
the orders as directed." The removed
comprise two white aid seven colored
tueembeers.
RALEIGn, February 15.-The Conven
tion, to-day, was engaged on the Bill of
Rights ; among other sections pfssed,
was one pledging the faith of the State,
fior thle payment of its public debt. other
than- that incurred in aid of rebellion.
Durham offerred a section prohibiting
mnrriages between whites and- negroes,
which was tabled,- and thus virtually
voted down.
"Toucnm Bo7rox"-The people-of the
South are beginning to receive congrat-~
ulations on their prospects-not on ac
count of any clearly di%cerned improve
inent in their situatinn, but bicause it is
helieved~that they have got as -law down
as.they can get, and that, therefore, any
change m.Rst be for the better. The N.
Y. corrcspondentof'the Augusta Cogsti
taidonalist lately had a eooversatIon with
a leading merchat .nf- New -Yo*,, r "Jo
ha.ljust returned fromr a Sqithern tour,
in which the:New Yorker expressed the
oninthrat the South, was better off
t aI the North. HiM. .reason -was, that
teSauth has "touched bottom." and
will rapidly ris in prosperity, while the
Nnrth like. a yauna bear, -has all its
troubles ahead of it. ."There never was,"
said he, "snch an opportunity for thein
vestment-of -capftal as the South now
ifers.h -
This kini of consolation is not very
inspiring, still it is better than none;for
if it.cottld be depended on,. tbe idea of
h.-ving.seen the wgrst of our troubler
would n'ierve us to meet manfully tbose
that remain. -BuNh Is always advisable
not to "holler before we- get out- of- the
wnnds" When the capitalists of the,
North show a desire to take ideantage~of
the- temDting npportunities- for invest
'nent which hey, profess to- see at the
auth, then) we may, begin to~ indulge in
the~ hope of abMtter~ttme coming.-York
vjie Enitr.
-Actui'rnc TNTii.iiENCE or Dii. Lrv
*NGaoN $ FE'r.-The 'Linstonie
Search 1Expeditio.i.setarend to. Plymouth,
Englanid, on the 19:h~ of January. The
mnena&rs of the expedhion are satisfied
that-Dr. Liuirigstone was not nm-rdered.
He did not take the--route expectedl from
t he Ruvuima River; at !aout 11I derees
South, ailong the North e a.t of Lake
Nyassa, in from 30 -to $4 degrees,.Eu
f-ir as 14 degrees 28 mmnutes Souh.
Thence he proceeded to the Northtwest
and. was left pursuing that route, either
with theview of esploring the .West
i:6ast- of-Lake Nyassa, and this ascertain
ing ho-w far it extends North, and' then
to jN-oceed on to La ke Tangany.ika, o'r he
has~ 'gnnee direct for -: Tangangika, and
thence down the.-Nile~ home.
Matakas.Makat-, Marenga,anIr Maketta,.
nien ti.ned by tlie Jo*manna mes., 1rere
fnuandonthe Southern-eete insteadcof
the Ntirthern. ~ The. exp'editiorr followed
Dr. Livi:egsone up to within a few miles
of where i.t was repuirted he wats nidr
deredg-sud there tnund -that the doctor
and -.hts "boys'' re lerried. over a.
tmarshy Lake by Marenga, but the Jo
hia'ina nender'Moosa mfde a de'tour
rnod.theAake, and returned-next day to
Mar-ejggi saying.they had deserted Liv.
ingstone, and shoud return to the coast,
hecaeanne eas.leading t.hiem into.a coot
ury wheretJhey would be iwurd ee by
the Ma' ite.. The expedition also had
tatervfewlirth the native porters who
adt 'etried Liingstone's luggage five
days' journey .fu rther 'to Pasomnbe.
TnH SHIEPRERD'S YoIcE; OR, '9 IT
ts-I."-A tady walking on spime
downs the mornting after a terrifre
thanderstorm, met a~ shepherd.
She asked him what his sheep had
do-ne during thestormn. "-Ah!" he re
plied. "I folded. them as usual in
the evenng; but whben the storrn
i-ame -on I tho~ught of the poor
things, and went out to look after
them. When~ I got a little distalce
from the fold, I-saw them jumping
about i-n the greatest alarm; bntt fbe
moment they heard my-voice they
were quite quiet." ~Just-so, storm
and tempest. may break over-tbe
believer; but only let him hear
the Chief Shepherd's voice,saying,
"It is I," and there is -a great,
calm.
SAN FaANcrsco, February 8.-The
bark Zephyr; fronf HI)ng Kong, with ad
vic~es to December 10, has arrived. The
w ar in the North b.etween the imperial
rand rebel forces is being vigorously
waged. Full particulars have hbeen re
ceived of a great battle at Shanttung
Prowor.tory, in which the imperialists
defeattd-the rebel army with an estinma
ted loss of 80,000 men. The imperialists
suibsequently were defeated in several
severe engagements -with heavy loss.
The most startling proposition of the
week is mtade by a Nou'thern paper-to
restore all- the plate, pianos, paintings,
jewelry, etc., stolen from the South
ern families on private account durir.g
the lute war, as a begining point for re
conciliation and permanent - reconstrue
tion. It is said to h.ave create.i an un
paralled'sensation through'out the New
England States,.- the RuIsdicals generally
denouncing the author as a "disroyal,
copperhead",and'"blasted traitor."
On last Saturday m nonnipg,. the, gin
house of Mr. David N. Snell, in Or-ange
huig District, was set on fire, and en
tirely consuined, together with seven
bales of cottou, (one pf which belonged
to a negro) wbhich-were near at the time.
The fire was the work o a=n'incenia rr.
LOCAL ITEE.
Corrox is KLING-at present figures- CI
but bo- long it will remain so this local c,
knoweth not. -Qne. fact be is knowing .
to, and thit is that there ar -a few per- i
sons indebted to the Ieral 'who have p
been running on the escuse that cotton,
being dow:n made it ir.convenent ti6pay, a
And another fact arising from the same d
cause-the inability of many to subscribe a
The difficulties are removed; and we ex
pect perfect 'oodles' of money from old
and- new subs.- Please don't all come at
once.
To A-xrot:s ENQUIREM.-If acommU
nication appears in the Herald over the
name of the writer, the fact is appa
rent that the author is disposed to fuvcr
the public by letting it know he is the
man. If on the other hand no name is
signed, or if any a fictitious one, the-. we
would have the dear, curious public know
that the author wishes to be 'incog,' and
that we are not going to 'let the cat ont
of the bag,' to satisfy an idle curiosity.
If the su1ject natter of a communica
tion is personal in character, and 'plistols
and coffee,' he hkely to grow out of'it,
and the nnnie be demanded, it wi'l lye
given. Do1 not trouble us any more,
please, without a personal interest at
taches.
MR. ZE.Yi's fEuoN.-The discourse,
postponed from the- previous- Sabbath
evening, on account of inclement wea
ther, wa. dlivered on last Sabbath eve
ning,.in the Ba; tist Church, to 4 large
and attentive congregation. The Rev.
%ad learned gentlemen took as a text the
th verse of the- 2th chapter of Acts,
vithe dranId work of the subject iiro
posed "that it makes no dierence what h
a man believos, so-be be sincere." This g
suldect considered by many of the mo.t
distinguished minds as one of grand re
taphysical interest, was well handled by T
Mr. Zealy, and the many illustrations h
adid-argutnents adduceid io how Id*'un- w
safe such a belief, were uttered with im
pressive eloquence. There may still'be a
skeptics, however, who will -not believe
that it does -make a - difference, all -the- ts
difference, atd a " difference as great as gl
that betwee Heaven and bell." -The
t(
discourse was highly -interesting,. and
worthy an extended notice.'.
IDE Bot3D.-We- understand that the -
hero -who squeezca the breath out of the d
confederacy, and who has- subseqtently t
A-llen into bad -odor with,r-esident John
son, on aceount of his breach of faith si
i:a the matter of the Staunton imbroglio, ai
intends re-suming his old businessof ta- ci
ning, ad having closed up the old con"
rer at Galena, will come down South
hi
shortly to est-abli.h lumelf. Newberry ~
aur informzant says, wi'l mnostprobablg ti
be sekef'ted as aagent is now here en
deavoAng to fom-t a partn.er.shil with the
muani who h-is iade c! m:ait money in E
ths~-ia.9-.E4P.J.ai -a- -i~
tiaL r.otion h,e'l carry it out., and succeed
too, for he is a pushing man, in a bull
pen, and being a trifle hide-bourad himi
self, he w ill certainly havc the hitdcs..-or
our farnmers. Raise stock , entteuenn h
A DICEe To VES-ThefollOwing capi
tal receipDt we aind in the.Morte Jobtnal;
or making or keeping a husband agood- G
ntur.ed and kind, no better can be had.
yry it old wives, and- young - ones, saidi
gult your -otherwise behavishness:.
"Keep his linen in prime condition, e
with the reiguisite degree -of stiffuess ; w
never'-let hbmm'now thewant of -a button ; er
give him well-broiled beef-steak,.-adiole - 1>
em'ne breadt and a sparkling cup of ecffee to
for his Uireakfa-t ; keep sq'uallin ag i b
ad'broken cieckery outia is sight ; do re
not annoy him wi'h the blunders artd ex- w
trav-agance of 'Didy;' greet his eveninag til
arrIval with a cleain, lightso nie face, w'll
combed hair, a-nd a welcome k-is ;- have
ready a cheerful supper, a bright tire in ,
the grate, an easy chair, a ith comnfor
'able gown and slippers ; be 'merry, and T1
tell him -som'e -agreeable news; finally,
giises him a well-made bed in a cozy cham
be . . -
Goran'xr po rr.-Tlie news of the c
otonjumzp. cn Monday of-one and. a r,
half cent on previous qotationis, caused a
various other jumps .among buyers, par- a
ticularly a few amateu~rs, who are just
entering the fascinations of cotton specU: 'g
lation. We noticed several of these gen- hi
temen variously engaged in cutting ea- tS
pet-s on the light fastastic toe, poking fun E
a't each other, shaking hands and giving e[
gratulations. Happy day ! Business alW w
but suspended. One of the~ stcky on a at
orty bale spec., we heard of,. was called
n by big-lipped, sweet-toothed freed, for si
a gallon of molasses. But the hjappy Y7
merchant had made a good thing out of
thle 'for ty bale, teo inuch for one day. B
He could'nt draw molasses under the tl
Lrcumstances, must caHl again at ano
the'r time. Our merchant then whose ot
measure of joy was so full, made a g'randH
ancy cent and a half mo.tion, withdra.w
ig a distance of a foot, a foot and a half, ai
r two feet, we didn't measure exactly, in
from the presence of his disappointed
eustomner, as be stood with lips wide open la
and eyes distended, looking alternately
at his measure which was not full, and y
at the merchant's which was. The dis
appointed freed turned on his jay-bird
extremities, took a last fond look at the pa
molasses barrel, and left mdttering, "gol. ai
ly, heerd white folk talk about cotton on
de brain, but neber seed a zemplicashun A
of it afore. Please God Ise hope he'll git at
aber de visitation fore he head bust." S
It. is said tha,t the young daughter of a es
zrealthy Mongrel politician in New York tc
eity has been enjoying frequent skating ht
frolics n' ith a dandy mulatto at Central
Park. She is an ice young lady.
Advertising is the oil which wise T
rAdemen put in their lamps-that's all. ol
Spicr.-First among our spice collec
on we find the following verses-a
iapter on female firmness. -Under pe.
iliar circumstances the sex exhibit a
agree of strength very commendable;
i this instance we think- the fair one
rfeetly right in the premises, the other
irl hadnt ought toolaye come in her
ayi "To err is human but to forgive
ivine,". therefore our divinity Is right,
id sensible in the last
FIRMNESS.
Well, fet him go, and let him stay
I do not mean to die;
I guess h~e't1id that I can live
Without him, if I try.
He thought to frighten me with frowns,
So terrible and black
He'll stay away a thousand years
Before I ask him back I
He sal that I had acted wrong,
And foolishly beside;
I won't forget him after that
I wouldn't If I died.
If I was wrong, what right had he
To be so cross with me?
I know I'm not an angel quite
I don-t pretend to be.
He had another sweetheart once,
And now when we fall out.
He always says he was not cross,
And that she didn't pout.
It is enough to vex a saint
It's more than I can bear;
I wish that girl of his was
Well, I don'tcare where.
He thinks that she was pretty, too
Was beautiful and good;
I wonder If she'd get him back
A gain, now, if she. could ?
I kiow she would, and there she is
She lives ahnost in sight,
And now it's afier nine o'clock
Perhaps he's there to-night,
I'd almost write to him to come
But then Ive said I won't;
I do not care so much, but she
Shan't have bim.1f I don't;
Besides, I know that I was wrong,
And be was in the right;
I guess I'll tell him so-and then
I wish he'd come to-night.
The Advertiser's Gazette, under the
ad of Newspaper Advertisemenis,
ves a variety of ' amiising spechien
>tices, from which we cut the followiivg
Ice for the entertainment of our-readers.
6is is anadvertising age and every one
is his or her own .particular styk, as
itlness
"Wanted a steady y,oung mai to look
ier a horse of the Methodist persua
on."
"To Let-A eottage-in Newporteen
ining eight rooms and an acre -of
-ound."
"For Salc.-A piano by a lady about
4-cros-the Channel in an oak ease with
xr ved Iegs."
"Lost!-A small lndy'watc1 with a
hite face, alse, two-ivoryyoung ladies'
ork-bf>xes. A mahogany gentlemin's
essing-case, and a small pony belonging
a oung lady with a silver mane -and
"Lost or strade from theo subseriber a
e'p all over white-one leg was Nlack
id halr his body--atl liersons shall' re
ive live do'llars to bring him. le was
she goat.
Adverti.ements are quite a study, and
nho rnegedti their peruwal isa loser.
ere is an->tbr of a' fellow' who adver
ss his wife:
a the sixteenth of July, on -the night of
Mondcay,
opeli from lier husb ind, the wife of John
arre-u e eeeMhd ygrow ing
aculd any one find L.er, he begs them to-.
keep her.
Another-da the same subjet- aye:
"Whereas, the wiife of Peter Smaih
wi eft his i.ed anmd board; the public
o ear.tionied ag'ainst trusting her; is hi
il. pay no debts of her' contraenrg.1
.B.-The best garden seed sold by.the
ifd Peter Smith a~t the, sign of the
A queer obituary this: It appeared
a German pap'er : --
"My husb~and is.no m-nre. He did not
ih to.Jiv,e longer, andi if he, had, it
ould have inade no di(ference,' .for gout
meed hia sternach' and uwis soon fot
wed by death. IL,shall m'arry . the doc-.
r who so kindly attended my lite has
md; I r&arned then to trust him. lf
st the ashes of the departed one, whose
Iolesale liquor bus'mess It shalt con
ue at the old stardi."
We seleet one more -from the cotle~
n, it is one fromi a Western showman:
A nATrrL SsAucK TOO E SUdED.
m history of this enalek is as fellers ]
was ketcht on tung amounting by a.poors man
ith a l~arste Framninely being siois foer omld, and
enemus. he i now In A booka andcasht 'Iurt
nobody
leh is match Better than To be runin Wild
use he cant uant to ete nothin., admittance1
is si6k.
ts For sheu whaat pleas To pay It and thrip
pents for
em. what Dont. a L1beral redunebin For
Fammeiees.
r toreparticklerapleas toeceawlton Old Dick.I
"Is Miss Bjinkinsat home-?" sked Mr.
nders of.the Irish girl, who answered
s ring a t the door. '"Yes, I blave she
sir," "is she engaged?". "An 'is it en
aged you -say ? Faixc au' I can't tell
u, sir, but s.he kissed Mr. Vincent last<
-ening as'if she had never seen the like
r hinm, and its engaged I blaee they
e, sir." .
"Do you believe in the appearance of
iits, father?" asked a rather fast
>ung man of his indulgent sire.
"No, Tomn, but I believe in their disap
~arance, si'nce I missed my bottle of
>urbon last night," replied'the o1d gen
mnan..
A Kansas city editor ident skating- the'
her day, and slipped into an air hole
is ears caught on the~ edge of the ice,
e hole not being big enough to let
em through. They partially froze,
d w ill be amputated and used for door
ats.
"Have you 'Blasted Hopes!' " asked a
dy of a green librarian, whose face was
ry- much swollen with the toothache.
io, ma'am," replied the youth, "but
re got a blasted toothache."
A Kentucky stock-raiser, it is stated,
ssed through Nashville a. few days <
o, literally loaded down with gold
atches and every description of jewelry,<
hich he had obtained in Georgia and -
labama in exchange for one hundred
ad sixty head of mules which h'e took
>uth. In the absence of currency, I
any people of that section found it nec- I
sary, in order to procure farm animals, t
part with what few valuables the war{
id left them.
The cholera is raging terribly at Bue
> Ayres ; there are 180 victims daily.
b citizens are flying. A t V'illamerz,]
OPCIAL.
The new gallery of Mr. Wiseman over
Kr. Mower's Store, and in front of.aU
)ffice, we are pleased to state 1i ,ow
open for the receition of visitors. Mr.
Wiseman is a photographist of much ex.-i
perience, as is shownr by-the pietUres
taken by him since he has opened, as
well as by a 'number. of ~fle specimen
pictures taken elsewhere. We cheer
rully recommend him as an Artist of skill
and ability, and believe that pietures
made by him will give satisfaction.
Attention is called to the rard-of Judge
Y. J. Pope, in another column,who prac.
Uices in the State Courts for Newberry
and adjoining Districts, and in the Uni
ted States Court, for South Carolina.
Applicants for Bankruptcy, &c., will Ond
Judge Pope thoroughly posted.. All
business entrusted to him wiift b~e cue
rully attended to. -
SOODAiR.-This excellent restaurateur
has 6tted up his saloon comTortably; and
ror the delight of his guests keeps a reR,
Elled lWrder of all. seasonable luxuries.
Call on Shodair, all ye hungry,-thirsty
ind tinreconstructed plebeans; in a jifjy
be will make you feeY like patricians of
the first water. Remember Shodair
re's a 'brick.'
Messrs. Blease 4 Wright have deter
mined tbat,as the great staple, cotton,
;oing-up, their cooking stoves and tin
ware shall come down; and dow% to snoh
agures as will enable the public to- sep
ply - themselves, very , praftably.- W
ongratulate them on their -p*bJiepiri.
adnes. -
In consequence of the great and con
Uined demand for pietures, -Messrs.
Wren & Wheeler have dctermined to re
main several weeks longer.
A Cuxz6Vs-CAss WrCIT -PTZLED' TUE
Parscu&s.-Mrs. Mary T. G., Sons;
the wife of Dr. James Simon" of Rich
Mond, Va.,'and a daugd ter of. Lambrt
itiings,'a veaTshy- BaltInore- inecbant;"
was:supposed to have died in Richmond.
)n the 2d of Februry. Her remains
were -itamedately -placed in a coffin amd
birought to herlfather's-ho'se, on*Mtn
Vernou. square, in Baltimore.,.. After
pening the coffln, the 'corpse seeued
3tural and lieke-Ibit On opinion db
[ained tat s)te. was not:dead, btin a
trance. The cheeks and lisretained a
nitura crinse'tint, aind ii wias'believed
that the body indicated warmthnd beaL
The cnr.pse was accordingi kep -and
elosely watched, nnder the belief olj its
being i~n a trarie,. atrd-witbthe'bhjpe' of
life being restored, until yesterday-, when'
[t was pron9unced dead,. and -will-be
bumieJ to-daf. It is said that wrhen first
taki-sick the --physici'ni injected Nve1
phine.into. the veintof.tbe head, and.
fr-om that moment the pa.tient fell calmly
sleep,ands'supposed to' have d'ref
withoot-. awaking. - The ease excited
rngh.interest and curiosity... Crape re-4
m~ainied on' the relativcss doors all the
im e.
A Dr. riNG UI3iIED UviN sOvDno3 or
ARuEL.-The veneralek an~d icar.nesi .D..
Lovie Pierc'., the, Nostor of Methodism
ine the South (whose recent ~vist'-t
Chark-so: was, a. source- -4:so) much
gratification to. the Meth ,lists of'our
eity), hag, in 're-ply to a1t'tter wr-itten. tn
h~im ty a friend, discl*aged anyv beliefein
ar sympathy wit.h (be-startlingAoctr-ines
$6 plausibly and no ably promulga ted i
1 recent pubHeailon: calld Ai-;el,-Sn rela
ion to the original creition of mnaanr and
he status of the A frican. ~le says :
"I believe Adam a~s a ieal man, just
is I am ; that- Eve wak . rea1 iamn,
'ust as my'mother Was..:J:believe in the~
wity of the huian r;tee-dQ not believe,
~here was but otis drigiaal paienandof
ill humanity. -I believe -tile incidetrtal
nention of .the ..fact by St. Paul, that of
>ne blood God had'made aiii thenations'
>f nn, &c., wins to thie eid 'tbat'riginki
~ruth might be ti-ansmitted: to. all Imen,
n.ali.nations trogh. all time-that
wia(ever type or phaise of huiity God'
night see fit -tb pifodnee, -stifl they were'
illof anostock,. schigh is an,eant .pone~
dood."-Charleston News.
LAxENTABBI ACeDEN'r. A child. some~
-our years of age, .youngest son of if.
)udley E~. [Hodge, of this -Distriet, .was
>laying witb an old pistol, a' few days
dnce, which was supposed to be unloatied'
soddenly the report of a pistol was hteard,
anid the little hoy was seen lying on. his
ace, with the-blood ~oozing from a ghastly
round itn his forehead, ~the bullet frogf
he discharged pistol having entered~ the
irain. The child has, thus .fpr,survived,
:h<nrgh his case is- conisidered almost'
ropeless.
- .__- -[C1arendon. Press.
An English lady of high rank and op.
inent circumstances has been before the
:ourts in Pari.s, fo stealing on several'
>ccasions, although fully able to. puachas.
mny article she might desir,e. *Her latest
rick was fasteniieg a -fine 'silk threatto
9fone fra:nc piece, and .when t~e~ .person
>y her side in the -omaibus openwd her
uase to pay face, she ~badded- her the
~oin, with-the.re.mark that 'it fell from
ecr porte-monaie. By eneans of the silk
hvead the porte:rihoniie was afterwards
vithdrawn from the lady's pocket.
We find a fish story in a Western'
>nper. Beaver Lake, Wisconsin, "froie
iver wholly this year, with - only one
mall air hole, to which the fish crowded
n such numbers thannmany were pushed
:ut upon the ice, so that 'the farmers
arried them off by the sled load to feed
heir hogs.
BURNEDI TO DEAT.-We are info: med
>y Mr. John S. Jackson that four negr'o
:hildren were burned to death on his
>lace a few days ago. Their mothers
ocked them up in tieir cabin and went
>ff to work, when the house caught fire
mnd was destroyed before as4istance
:ould be rendered.-Greensboro Herald
f anyof our readers desire to know
tow popular sensations are greted, let
tinm reflect upon the fact thaf the thea
ers of New York expended -more than
$250,000 in advertising last year.
Sir Edward Brewster, the celebrated
Dnglisho physician -and distinguished
;cientific discoverer and author, died in
aondon, on the 10th inistant, at the ad
-nc.- d aof eightyr.even years.
SQUEEZED To DEATH.-SO great was
the rush at the polh yesterday, that two
freedmen actually squeezed to death, one
at the Court House precinct, the other
at Hitchcock's marble yard.
[Montgomery Advertiser.
Inde to New AdUBemAMO
Tbe following Advertisements appear to.
Jbr the frst time. Those to be comnued, V%
be found under their respective bmb in our
next issue:
American Stock Journal.
Dissolution of Co.partnership-Pratt,
James & Co.
Blease & Wright-Reduction In price.
SherifE's Salem
Citation.
ankruptcy Notices.
Town Council-Tax Ordinance.
Y. J. Pope-Legal Notice.
0. P. Q.-Wanted.
On Wednesday evening, February 12th, at
Vthaesiden ofie bodde's father,
berry.
Our thanks 16 " aw, lir bride hv a
iandsom o ra
NE xur,Fib.
week, ekelfla'.-wfi
.CoLcx4&11Pouge
200-baesmdU
Naw Yoax'a I'*p
1ar4c.biiher;askes 12000 belee.- at
P, utX01
clear . u rd e-hke
but closed exqe tne va *eJmaspei
-1 a -ales 12.0 bades-.
AUGUSTA, Fb 17 XoWsket vand S.
salet .1,80 bales; 3
se ity, and.mc x sd
arr,a.9
LOTTON18
New -A-610 od O
AND
And . ewjsa he GOM 6 4 t
with-a GOODT G(iN~
Desring toRt ui ag
we offer our entire uicwk
-ware ot
Cotunti :.rkas Aed deepI F ep'
.iled to fall and 4iixamie -oueo&tnii
prce.
All persons-imd.tedrtor&bsk
their inde elM beforet4de *daic
as longer indulgence can & eMA.
Feb 1 78 3 + :EM K.
Y. J, PO P,
Attorneyst Lawi and&iIiei
in~ Eqinty.cx
NEWBERRT C. H ;&-C. r
-OJh i- iiI>ai Ran ge-utp sas2
WHI practice in The Siate CoOfit $
berry and udjoining Dists '~9d Mi 'the
Uaited States Court Jr- CanMin.'
P.ar'ienlar auention .pai 1o941s of
B3ankruptcy wkieh may be en .e ids,
F ieTdry 1&7 4t
- By alady wh atwUhzg zo use her
hands, a' hite 'womi ina'ahp'T e
kiehouadouse.. 8mra i the besan4
no lizy diark ies t~wison. A 'o1$I~
pos:mx, Ahtreners ae tucheaiame we.
quhed. .Address 0. P. Q Juberr ( -
Conmun'ion nc6fident '? rebed.
-Dissoluffon.
.Tep.lrinershtips heretofore dziA be.
zwreen WM. F. Pratt, B. S. Jamet-:K
Gairling.too, upder- the -aaae -ad styM-r
PI'gu.J,ames, & Co., at Newbery.i
Jaies; Pratt & G., dfLadrena O. -B;.C
were -dissolved this da.r-by..ta4'eemm.n
Demisds against the 6:;m of Psyg, Jae.
aU claims due sa fim.nsbfda h
A& ma:E ainthe ~rN n1~
Frat#& Co., win besettl &-b. 9. -Gaz&
.lingspa, and.all clsams dlue said, irme
be pai tothesane.
STOjB(LD. G4RL3OTQ&
B. S. 3AEMES.'
'Newberr y, C., Feb st1868 9 "''
dess eretforee cobiTcte au~ th ue
of Pratt, Je s &4Co4 1md
Ilcils a continuance-eofihe pajronage
rosgiven ~.r .ofe l th . rm.
For the D-strfeL of Sbuth "Caisiini. ibi
Bankrupteg. La .the Jnattcre of JQ0
W. BHODTES,' isankrupt. Dstrict 9f
South Carolina.
T'his is-to give-i ce-that-eao-4&h
day of-February,186S, a waaa of .aa
ruptcy was issued out of the ijstrittCa
of the .United' Stated for -the )iteC
EotazrCaroin, ans t$ese op.
W. fthodees of. Newberjooo e .
the Disteit bFWerber ' id"DIbkiit
who, ha-en Jale. sA
own petition. . Tat the .ant oF su ,
debtsii4bhedhie* ot aybr
him are forbtidden.l j 1 ;anclhabsgoo
ing of.the Creditor of said Bgnkrupt, .1a
protrehddlits,aud to ebeose o6more
Assignaeos of bis esat wulJi.s hld s&y
Court of Bankruptcy,.to be holdent esw
berry Court House'at-tihe offibrofi an& h
l ore~Henry Sasmmer, Begg.tegini 8ani
ruptcy for said District,an the 29th da. of
February, A. D., 1868, at-71 'dlolr, A. N
J- P.M. EFPdNGe
U. S Marahal,So. Ca., District,
by OGI ner a,
Deputy .Messeenger.
STATEM orSGUT CAROLIN A.
NEwNEREY DISTRZCf.
By John T. Peterson, Ordinary of Newberry
Distridt.
W he r ea s, Samuel S. Sieg has applied
to me for Letters of Adinistrato, on at
and singular the gos and chattels, gb
and credits cf Jacob Epting, laze ofth
district aforesaid, deceased:
These are thererore to cite and admonish
all and sfogular, the kindred and ereditors of
the said d1eceased, to be ad appear befors
me, at our next Ordinary's Court Thr the
sid Distriet, to be holde. at Newberry
Court Hiouse on the 27th of Febrin~st.,
toshow cea If any-why the saidA
tra tien- shoold Jnot be granted.
Given uder my hand and 'seal, this'13th
day of Febraaty, in the year of our- Iost
on-+hnen'A adM~ hnred and sivey.cijht