The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, January 13, 1869, Image 2
Dr. Livingstone' thi great AfrIcAn ex
vober, Is Ave.
The Qgeechee rioters have been cap.
%f4VWAn'd dispersed.
Thao who live In Omaha are knowi n
as Omahogs.
Itelper, the impending crisis, is run.
sing a railroad.
Why Is a Contederate soldier like Liz-'
Otu? Dcause he was licked by dogs.
Qf the human race 1,250,000 are
Masons.
OQrn is selling at 25 cents per bushel,
*ndpipti county, Ark. -
-Ala:%t4 ntal s 11hout 870,000,000,
stng W 'a fptirchased at a little less
thp:wo centa the aere.
There are over forty tobavco fictor ies
In' Jht4o6d, Va., employing 15,000
personua.
M1otov, the Ilmioneal conposer, was
fromi his sixth ivire in
err to narry her sister.
I gget 9f gold weighing two. hun
:1 nyweights, was found in Vite
Ga.i tecesitly.
IVhe nit stylo or honnet is to b. a
head aind two inches of ribbon, fa.tenoed
with a hairpin.
Jt. :aOd that cnstor oil makes shoe
loothbr soft and pliable and quite im
pdWibds to water.
'.ttyo6ng gentleman in Oshkosh W;s.
e6poin, was fined $5 nid costs the other
d4y f(or winking at ladies in the street.
'hp mall-pox exi.sts to ia Conlsideralie
extent among the crowded tenement
htiues of 1ew York.
'At a municipal election, in, New' hern.
NPO.,:a Relinwax wiAs eleetert mntor. the
defeated canididate being u carput-hagger.
In -Milhn.igton a R-idienl nin-or nnd
aalico equncil were elected, only Repmli
eins vOting.
rt'o ynuing ladies of town have tak(,I
i4olandii In that Sinit under the liome
stead act, and purpose removing upvn
Sh,em, to run a fiarmon their own necoumo.
Four hundred neres of land in Mont.
gatudry county, in the State of G4-ogia.
Sold at auction, for less than a half ctiut
per'acre.
Portland, Main6, has a citizen who hns
predicted a secoid deluge ; aid to) g.t
ready fo- it, is spunling aill lie is wourti,
in'uildiig a "Noah's Airk."
Poir fifths of the prement rnlers iii
TVhneqoe- are either broiken dowi or
capt off rebels. Thie retmming fiith is
eothposed of Iegioecs and( vngrin1ts.
Tibe first strawlrries of the senson
m(fdii th6ir appenrnitce in thie New
Orleanp-market last wt-ek, uelling-$:3 tie
baj kylt.
The)petrificd remains of it man narlv
eleven feq high, [have beenl exhumel
neie Sunk Rnpids, io the Missis-ipoi
The antediluvan gaint i.4 sulposed to
have ,weighed 000 poknds.
A Nanpjivillo, mecltanic is said to hinve
inYented a itootin t1ulcline, wiichl Ie
calls the "Polyfer,' "hich will destrov
& regiment of-ohlers, distant i mile an'd
A. Massaplustta Phy4ologist asser(s
that. there are no (ina -ingers who use
tobacco, It 1k p3roved& in theo dissectinig
room)/he elinims, that tobmacco injnres the
voice.,
Anm ardent couple was mamrrietd in Ghbar
lotte county, Via., atmely stainlag on1 onie
muddy.ban'k'or a swtollen Rtr'eiitu while
thi .ofiiiating cergymain stondt on the
othier. TIho bridges had been swepit
away.
One of the San Franucisco papers has
addedia new feature to Its birth, mitr.
*eg,nd donth column--"DIivorcs."
This departmnut. Is as well snipplorted amnd
as'timuol a public conrentiemce as its
eompanions.
The Atugusta and Granieillei Mann-m
fancturing (:omnpaniies hatvo nuvia'r,ned
the price of their goo4.s a hualf cenit a
yard. The prmices now arc 3-4 Shoeeinig,
l11; 7-8 Shiring. 13 ; 4 4 Sheeting, 114,~
an4 drill, 16) cents.
..goat was arrested in Kingstreet
Chaleatont which was painted in funeri
coid~ ew.the hon s, niose, twe'~k, le'gs
bacIkand tail, anal had the nord "Kn-.
Kiuic," in large wite let ters on bthii ts
sides. It is con4ftrary'3 to the (-it' iordi.
nancO fi' such "ity nunnals to go att lmag.
Ah'old-g'entlemn ' witi ng for' a train
In t,he great deipot'at (Chiengo recen,tly',
aid to 'a htystandert: "Ontly thinik of' it. !
lint a'litte over thirty yasirs ango I was
efi'ered eighty necren of lnd, on part' of
whiqh tisi dopot is nowt built, fr' it
sorret horse nti saddle, and I wats f..o1
enoi%h to keep the sorrel."
A'sehtool comittt'e man wr-ites: W
havo a 'hehool h'oame Ilarge enough to nie
com)in.Odlate four hun'dred't piils fonr I
stories,high.'' Ani exehunmgem dec ii ng am
ver'-fie n'inea Iy twoa umile's ini lengthm,
as ,'ps ag~o the prayer of D)r. Pterry, the
eh nJain.
AnotW~tOhinese handi lt and black - mni
or,.f;instian-mian, has been enyt. nmo I in
' 8Aghai. 'IHe will lbe putni,bedl b' being
pu noabox of sneh shape that lie e-tim
neliher lie dowln, uit, nor standti; i<
,heata\d htanids will ptrotrumde. nod hm.
withIy. l4ft?ecxposedl to ann, wind and
rai iti1 lie d1ies of exhaution- or sitar v
DY hilllu dle5escrieq the costnmes of
the e#diet of an Arrien', king as follows:
"The king wore a dress coat--and nothiing
*lse, hja first minister wore a shirt with.
outAloees2ad no'thingr else' ; h is secound
enlinitser wore a necktie-mand 1noth~ing
elase 4t third was tdorited with a at
and nothing else ; hint thme queen vmi ied
the eduii by wecarinmg an unmrella-anid
nothiungeie."
in'Hliinary amid Hohemia, it ismaserted
. that atmoement is on foot for thme ero
ation of a S'laivoact Emipire, to bie allied
with 'She'North Germnman ConmfederatIion.
ParynfDitiio project. is to revIve thne king.
doni i-of, Poland, -ieaing to we o h pr o.
vingqes to' IRusan. Time Austilmn Gav
*rnmoeit, it is t ied, hum cummmenced
prosections against time open fienuds of
thia-plati;
The-case of the South Carolina vs. the
Ootia-. and Auguista Rall Road htas
besty luded, im accordance with thme
$m ge Plq tt, 'a jury 'was sumi
Ano le(dounty, which after
,eareumroammiijd he natter, and pro.
?ee ig'der the diap'ted points of the
RdIt&Mate houyr in Saturdav night
last(rbtidored.a verdict of $1 10 as the
amou)te Odama e satntinedl by the
$outb Qorona JsI IIoad, Time nmoney
NEWBERRY,- S.~C.
.Wodnesday Mornin, yan. 13, 1869.
0ish and - C Only.
.Froni this date ie enforco rigidly the
cash s.tem, withall alike. Excepiions
mAde during tle past 'year, by, speciol
roquest and;on lromises strong and ap-.
paretily trutiful, have prven tihe fallaey
of credit. We catnot indulge the ex
pensive habit longer. Onsh for job
work, cash for mubscriptions, cash for
advertisements, hereafter is the rule.
Remember it, bring your money in hand
if yoni need anythingjin our line.
All per.0ins indAbtad to this office for
adlvertisiig, or Job ioik, either A..
signers or. others, are called upon to &et
tie up before retturn day.
The garrio uider coinmmind of hijor
Van lor11 ne l-ft our dislrit M13iliday. It
is lossilily the last tiat will be quartered
lamong us.
Mr. Rtobi. A. .eKiiglit, owiig to ill
healtih, retires m ihe imalagemi.elt of
the Unionville Timites, ihieb n ill be coi
dcllete liv R. IW. Shinild, Esql. We n-ish
frimid McK iigh t a spieloy recovery of 1:is
heiltih, nd Mr. Slnld great, success
onpon" the tripod.
Milss E1mm111.1 Westfiel, of Greevilille.
S. C , vas gralited, nt die United Slaite.s
Coumrt Yesurilt< , a vopyt ight for a in w
oiece of timiAe by lr, entitled 'liidan's
L-tinenit," sa %S fihe Char11le,tonl Uilliier,
and we fire gi atifi- to know, that this
ACC0111plishie'1d .m110miable yoliog lady11 i.4
ntat1king Jdi use of her bcatitiful taleit
vnm mi: llpfttion, Hetr brvief vi.dit
to citir hame et, arid the lilcaslrt-l.
realized iie-refroin, nie rot forgotten.
Bautlruptcy--Another Chance.
It is generaly udrit-r.tocd O .At tihe
petitimner for biakri-ptey, sinwe lie
first J:anuoary, will ha om.orl to pay
lif(y per cent. of his dubtN. Th ie Ali
tai Daily Press sys ruleh1 is not the
CaS0 Wily ider vonmiiigencies. A man
t1), fii his petition at aly timtle, anld if
no olject ion is m11e by li creditors,
lie tmay receive a lital di.ch4aige. If ob.
jection lie made by the creditors, how.
over, they eant in:ist up1onl tle elnfol-e
menlt of the fifny per cient. clatuse, vre
the, discharge is grantedii.
If this be co0rrct, there is till a
chaince.
Legialativo.
'Ihe Alhbama Iegislature a4iourned
sine diu oi tle 1st. utimo. Tili next
sessioi cmimences in) Jlly next.
Our graml tablmlu instead of exhibijt
ing fily signs ol a lice gritifyinig ebr
lieer, took a new !ease of l4gi:ltive life
on the fh inst., after the hitistma itl.
O-ig, anld is now Dgiin inl Uill k.lite.
Very little if an1lytililng eCollli.shed as
y'et, while thati is thie way thei money01
goe's.
Tlhe follo wing bills antd petitionts w'ere
To'i dividet Beunufort COut tv.
State roadls to lie worilked underi a
gener l sys 5temiit~ of01 cotrae.ts.
A hill etnpowering atItortey General to
change the v'enuei ini State cases.
Also toi inctrieasu stalariiek of Just ices
Sjyit-me Gotirt antd G irmc uit .Jmi lges.
A bill to declarte t he righIts of credi.
torns, andh to pr'ivide for the0 winmding til
of thie alir is of railroad companlOies inl
fin the Seinato the follow inrg hills re.
ei:."eid a secondt r'eadinig, cil were or.
dei ed oi; be0 enlgro'sedi: A bill to puni ish
he hboliest0nil 1a Li a bill r'elaitive to
.:1les of propi'crt u undler de0."cLs or coOuts
ol f qityI antd c'iruit courits.
AfThira ini Washingten.
V'^AOmlNwrI'i, ,Jamiry 8 I .-.Gen. Ros.5
Seaun's deathI in New (thih'ans caluses gen.
t'i ii glooom here. lIe was hiighily r'es:ie...
ted and loved.
Thei liottio.ne bie nutho izuj~erthe Secreua
ry'se sI i toprh I raw(h555lisd cotton g oafer
thel10 passngei of te ehil t fivrodt linly
duIf soldtmutia Ito w it New orkh
Uniiteid-Stattes, the' tgenits n~ ill be Inaxed
Itiree enits per' punmid. C. t toit purchiasedl
by the oiver'nmntt shall b.e sol nt a
priu'e no41 less tai live cenits adlvanece
(Il ltie co4St. Aliannfacture's wilthin the
Uniiteid Stales sire allowedl t1 Ilh aw' back
piirt f' till I rantsactin to1 bI le laresente(d
Ilto tiongress at the commencileet of
In1 the Senate, a hill r'egnaling the
price andc enco'(urang lilt Iproduc1t of
Stat's 1o.es $00,r 00 liv' a national 11anIk
ill iHistonl. A bill lest'lie tig the jur is.
hd iin of (lie (Court oif ( lims 1, wias re.
feurredu tat the Judlic-iaryI Cuni ttuee. Tihe
Sentate pacssed severad perttsonnll dlisability'
bills and adjounedill.
In the lionls', noi bulsieSt oft impt or
tant'e wns1 traniisacted'c. Adjourined to
Monidayi.
We r'egr'et tol learini tliit Gov. Pickens
is 1l'inrg seriiiusl y ill, at his home in
Edgellceld distict.
atmonig the negroes in PriinIcess An goti (.,
Virginlia, reach its thr'ough thte press'.
M r'. Johnil Glovei' of Be'ech Island, Edge'
(Ieldl, sayis thie Advet tiser, was found
dlend( on Thursday last. It is supposed
lhe (died inl a fit.
F"rotn (he fart WVest conie aecouts of
hattle tbetweeni white and negro soldiers,
and tales of fire, murder and ravishing.
''Te nation's wiar'ds seemt to have earte
blanebho 1o (10 as they please.
There is some talk about a Gov'ern.
men1t Cotton Bill, in which the Govern
menti is to mtoniopolize tho ptiirchse of
all the staple, at a stiplulatedl price.
Balderdash ! -- Conigress should be
talcwt et 0n toa .mtick
-1 lants or Avettiluk.
"if you doi i u.h t'o be a total failure,
advertise," says the letter heading of the
Onarga (ill.) Journal.
And the surest aid most expeditious
wny' of disctAerihg the energetcl> and
business men of any place, is by an Cx
niination of the advertising colunins of
the newspaper pibi6lied in their neigh
borlhoo10d. An evidenco of the ef'ect of
advettising is shown by the followihig
letter addresse<t liv liln ad er tiser to Geo.
P. Howell & Co., New Yok :
(ents-lFr the Loid's sake stop. that.
nilivert isemen t. We have had a hundred
letters the past imowlh, rnd could havil
hought 20 pressfs in oie day, ti from $-.I
to $400. YoIml. &O.,
The ed'tor of the New Lisboii (Obio)
Patriot, unler late of Nov. 28, says:
"Sometmcilie Inst Simmier You sent the
Patriot an advettisemncat of Muric Vale
Senilnary, occupyn.s.hg ibout. tin inch, for
whivi I suppoie you chtarged the Pro.
Iliettor t (Iol'itr. A young Isady of thiN
plIce, who intended to go to Plittsiirg
to complete her imisical education, eut
oit tlhe fial vertIseient and wrote to Mr.
Whittlesey enticerning the isiiution,
prices. &c. The correslioidence result.
ed in ler going on in October. Ainother
young Idy froitn tier e, ,with one fr61
Saleil, followed in Novenber, anld still
ulnother. has gonle from Salim. This
miakes four scholairs for an ndveitise
timet of $1, which certIitly is cheap
elloligh."
The revvrvc is howii by the fIllowing
..iactival illil-tantion: A clerk inl i mer
Cnltilo collcern in this villige said to us
the other dy, that lie h131aS "pligiuey
easy Limies now-a-days-very little work
to do--our firm don't advetisc." Nu
The 'tory of the boy who was relt
oit with i a hag of green corn to sel1, is a
goad lil. IL thoe w%ho .aittenyt bin.iiiss
n itliit adverti ing. The boy was g-nu
ill day nid retired m ith the l:g nil
opuined, Ilich lie 1111mped on tle floor,
syig, "'Illere is yolr coin, go anill sell
it yotlr'vi - I can't.'" %Sid nny ?" "No,"
sai the boy ; "I've biven till over New
Loiidon with it, anild nollody said 1an1Y.
thiag aboit gieii vorn. Two or three
fellows rtk:d tme what I'd got in my
bag, and I told them it wts [lone of
their businless."
Exchanges.
Vick's Illitstrated ('atalogue and Flotal
(miide, For 189, sent us by Mr. James
Vich, if Romhestvr, N. Y., is O if the
uni11lsoilest entalogiues we huive Seen in
Someit timov. A beanitifill and14 highlv Col
med fr4 int ii I Cece, replesenlting a b-oquet
of rare fIlwers, ndds to) its uallutv. Asile
from tho b;tnunitof apietta-i et f orhiis
entalOgIe, it is a guitde for ht' Flower
ardeien, and contaitis accutrati% doscrip
tions of' Iearling floral t,rnrs of the
wori, wvith pill ()i.:It iwns Itr so" i
ned tranisplai:i ng am1i after culdture',
biesideis a li3s ofl all kitads oif MCed, for.
I iwer awl vegetablle gairde(ns. E.very
Idy suhoubII hav e one of thelse entiguegi.,
antd we sugIgest t hat onle be set for bay
every' hady reader oIf te Ilirnld. Sendi'
10 ets. to Mt. James Vick, Rochlester, N.
Y., andi it wi!l he all tight.
The Southd Carolina hIa pti,st has been
sol to Jcter & 1)iekinson, of the Re.
ligions: I Jernid, Rihm rornd, Va., biy whori
un le xpliredlS hsbselt 11io wil lie fiiJld.
A change hlas iccutrtrd ini the edIitoirial
imanagemnetit oif tha mo-, ii~~ t excllenit p-i
per, the WXanllta Corieir. WX. G. Keith
is nwits editor iln chief, anld WI~hitner
Symmuet's, asso0ciateL.
' Ttr. AilrmeAN Sroetn Jorns!.u..
T,'hei re is thei I"armer that does not nd
mire, fine0 J.'ooded Stock or takhe pride
in enrin ig for it. .Iviery a rumer lhas now
anl op portm111ity' of obta iing i someli c'ho(ice
Cattle, Suheep, I logs or' Poultry fice, by
gettin upl tl a clubh for t his Jourinal.
Sp)cCimen('i Cop)ites, Show lihil, &ce., sent
Itee'. Address N. P. IBoyer & Co.,
IPublishemrs, Piokesbutrg, Chester Co.,
Neuw Yoax l)ay BOOK. --Those who
dlesir 3a poplarli and steing Northein
D)emrocraItic paiper, w hi, it add(1iti~on to
its pol11itin alttert(i, 'ont tins ai 'omlete'l
summbItary' of thle marltkets, locail news,
tgil mural, IIl'iial andil miscellanieous
rend1inug, poemsii, choIicle stoties, eleC., will
subhscib e at once for the New 1Ymkl
Daiy I o 'k It. is' devo ted to wilte stu.
premni:ey nntd Stateo equlhity. Van Evrie,
I lortn & Co., 162 Nassau St., N. Y.
Subl1ser ipitio $012 per 1 ianntim.
A ti.Lrro's I i..t'3Tnt.i'rta A M. AC. -
To) Messrs. Chlapmuan & )ufllie, are' we
iindebied for a copy)) of tihe above spalen.
didly) emibellished Alnanac. Procure a
copy). Only 30o.
TJu a Canoa.ts'A F"ARnI.-We have re
ceived the fiirs?it numberi of the above
natmed hn ndsome ngiricultu ralnimng:izite,
It is wvell lilledI wiithI chiIce rearding for
the1 fairmer and gardeiner. We commiend(
"'the Farmer)C" to oitr pat11rons, an id hope
I hat it, imay receive a lartge subscri ptiont
hst fron' ouir (listrlict. Publhiished at
Wiln>iniigton. N. C., by WmIi. II. Blernardl
-$2 pet' annumtit.
WnA-r E..se jilt II Exr'ser.---Wash
itgi.on letter wvri ters say thai Menard, the
c'oloredl Congressmn elect fiomi New
Orleans, has gone home1, dIisglstedl n iIth
his conitest foi' a seatl, and so imphcClouts
13' reduced I hat, lie hadl to obhtaini Freed-.
menOf's Buireau truaspotttion.
Seniool.inora ACcranT-.-Rlochlester, N.
Y. Januaor' 8-Eight of the fifly womin.
ded by thte falling oIf the schoolhouse are
dlead. 'The accidenut Is attibted by the
cor'oner's juriiy to a r.'glect inl putttinlg (till
tone0 cap1s on1 the brick pieces.
SAL.E Or Bascoun's Paws-The Newi
York Tlribune of the 6th stays that at the
sale of Pews in Beeccher's Church, the
day prev'iouls, -'iety-seven thoutsand
dlollars were reslized. There is not
much relion therefr tepoor.
T6 Charleston and ftok
'Twen ty miles', saud'th conductor, to an
Irishman, who once asked the distauco of
his journey. " Arra, thon," said Put, to his
compunion. "and Its only ten miles for each
of us, to bo.st4re." And so it is, genlui coup
panionship always shortens distance In tra
vel, doubles pleasure and divides sorrow.
Thle clid of the journey arrives ere we know
it, and one finds himself abruptly breaking
a 'fens( of reason,' or perchance, 'a flow of
soul ' constraiied to sinp tho thread of a
hlippy discourse, to i1rn ti from the piqmant
salliel, wittielsmsuand bagntelle of the pieas.
tnt tourist tind coingnon du voyage.
Anid such was the condition of things last
Wednesday evening, as it party of gallant
Newberrituis and Ulionites toet aboard the
night trailn of the S. C. Rt. R. hounti for the
Metropolls. Ainong them were two or ihree
celelbrati bud lls and a "bird.'' ccnped fr.ml
his covert. The bulls were going dowi
11tnolig tie bears. There was a golde'i at
traction below for soime of thiem, and right
pleasantly sped the liours awny. The 'hird'
sang sweetly, regaled the CoIpany, was at
teitive and polite to way (huiy) trivelers,
entertiined A coitract to sul-ply government
with etapty oys.er cans, to be tiled in the
itinuffieture of plirrot shells, &c.. mid then,
stririge to say, loidulged ii a supper of
'dolings ani fried fixings,' and matde up in
part of suspicious sauwtage, (thought to have
haid as an ingredicti, tle suilphuto of bark
or canine,) oyster paties, sardines, chicken
and pound cake, tgetlier with various et
ceerans, and the whole washed down by a
bowl of-hot coffee, in which the dregs of
crention must have been mingled. The po
sition he afterwards oocupied was a vety
c itical one-abdoilinailly .le fell a-leep,
tlo' but snored so loidly that he woke him,
self uil; falling into another snooze and
snore, one of the party almost s.ueceeded in
playing yikee dooole upon Ilhis nose.
Arriving in Clitleston, 1lhese irrepressible
Newheiry liuills went among the heats mid
foight. it out to tie tuiIe of $15,000 or $20,.
000, puichasing, in lots, over a thousamd
biles, and dislio.ing of' the same togethey
with previous tansneli is, at a preIIiuIm of
1'roti ten to eighteen dollars per bale. One
1ot liircliaed was a1 rise of foIr Lundred
bfles. fhli Clint-leston cotton market on
Saturday tifterncion wah tlhe most exeited
thnt we hurl seen ii a long time. Manmy of
the -1tkas w cret1'eted without samples. The
1art-kelt closed tha1 night in II ililee-bohi
bityeri iild selleri satislied-the former with
the certait prosliect of a further rie, iid
the latter Wiih tleir-i stecesses. Miitc of the
colton Iouiglht by Nvwberry was froln the I
.iaggcrs", nd i thei resold
That's the wIy%- to buy--wien the market's
it little (11111, n1t il events ere the tile hIs
rettelsd its i1axiniun, for afterwars somn,
borly'll lie hurt. liy whell 3o may laipke
a profit, buy lirgely, crea! io exeitement,
tiit thel "pti'dh things
Our roon tri tril] Ste.v in th4 Queen I ,01,
though blut ft' 1 day Or I%o w vr- piensn.
rable, and lid we ji:ne and (pIee, nigilt
present man1111y iilereltilg items to oil1r readi
ers. Hlut m0ore atuoo. Stillice it that evely
moleit was it key moment, frautthi with I
in ere-st,and redeeici wiili omth nin 1)p wich
to build Intelligeme" was conviyed to us
Satnnday af11erniouion, that those desiring to
reach hom111e --ilu' mirdi repair
to Cotiihii' by thelight Imill, 1 a k(imd
and thughtfl(i-m4,r andl di,ltingubb-il
leg'nl eitzVe, reinfiibering that Newberry
wa xtensi vey a!rl.td goI lie colt ftI ills,
iihiquh lon < inl erct ic iuperinn-u'lilm of2
then G. & C. l1 t& ti il'iurbl a speclial trinI
01ne1 In 410 mnut e. trini'aks were'u pnekei(il and11
he butts iur ithie kyl Iiruterity3, imi a
spinling of tihe pre.-s were pn-s51ing n,
wnnmii thiri (obje'ctve p'oinlts, unlehi't they va.
riontsly ranceheu t i' u ihne.
IDo Mi m: W r.A u C'onts ? -The quies.
tain, "DIo M en WVent Corsets ?" is an
sweredl by3 a .N Yo~irk corset miake r,
who says theiy d-,, an "i'he kniows it,
ben;tuse he0 tIlkeS them;."' ile adds:
Thei i lest gen Iteen inl lown employ
tims meansl21 oi giv iag symmiuiietrty .0to he-r
ligur2es. 'Theay ar t '014 ue so onehi: hy'
younlg men11 nS byi thiose somewuihlat ad.
vancie'dt in hifi. Win Ithyi guentlemen't of
mi idle age' like to1 be thouiigh.IJtlandsome,
11m12 to have'j pr4ieerved the sv'inmletry
amlii grace ( oltuth I shotuid 'sav that
therie ar0 nt, ileast th)reeI hioisand 'genh14..
men't iln New Ymkih wh o wea'r ("orsets
hab11 Iin! ,t1 nniace t hem prletty tigh tiy
just t'rnspi'red to tell(eve the mlonttony
of eaI'ir tetropoit in ulife. ( )ld Sam li Chog.
gimw, whomtt i the eitori of' this pi.eh0 hias
puileiiy thrIas.h'i, reLtu42rnedi fr'omi mud-21
Spr'i igs with ai young)~11 ife, lie is saidl
to1 he fondi ofi huer, and( thle way be C.m421
to, get hier wals this: Some thne21 12go we
colurtedi hert, bu12t Iinrding she was on they
make!~, thrmy her off, ufter shootinag hei'
brnothIer 41nd( two cousins1. She vowed re
Ventge, d prends ied to 1mat2'1 any m-m4214
who wouhi hI orsene-wii'Ip uis. .lhis S:nnu
aigreed to unudertaike, a nud shte 2mn11ried
hlim ni21 tht prom)1ise(. W\e shall enililuon
a12nd peent (1nr con2g1'ntilationts in2 ot
u sual fort2.--liiungtow'n (Gibbet1.
Index to New Adtvertisemnict.
Notice to diebIt(ors-MN. 1). Subier.
Landm{ to ret'lt- W. Gi. .l 'tnos.
School not iue-ThIlos. D)o'ce I.
iial1 Not icce-Dan1. GoIggans, ohnuttr.
estate W, I). Gioggns, dece'd.
Sale of C'hises in Action-T. I ierbert,
in bankruptcy.
Notice to tax payers-J. T1. Peterson,
Chiairiian lIard Relectmen01.
Not ice settlement of Estate of' 11. M.
Werts--0. S. Welts, a4dori.
Wen mvi ti attention2 to the enrduIof Wim.
C. D)ukes & Co., Cottonl hictors, &c.,
Charn lest on.
S. P. ii(o'zer & Co., are in receipt of
Swedes I ron, English i 'low SIteel, atnd
(other1 things inl their line.
A. itarr is, hias julst rce'iv'ed ai choice
lot of Groeriies; J)ry Goods, fruits, &.
&c., &c.
Mewsrs. Lovelace & WheeIlr, are ini
receipt of a v'ery large antd variied st,ck
of Goods. See their card f'oir2putiielarls.
VnIlhble real estate for sale-I). Mower.
Dry Gioods, MIillineiry, Groceries,
chtoice and ebenip at 1). Mower's,
, istly t'elhtated manul tre, wicht prsoved
itself a thiorouigh slcegs last Season, is
ollird for salci by Wmt. (i. Ihi <es & (;o.,
Agentts, No. I, South A tlantic W harf
Chiarlesto, S. C. TIhe "Wandl1(o" ha i
for' Its baste, thle Ashiley phlospihites, nnid
IS pCcuijalyi adIapted to the ctultIure of
wheat, coten, -..i &.
Imnigration in tho District of Nowborry.
fiimigration in tie District of New.
heriy has reached a grptifying,hight.
The numbor of immigrants for the itonti
of.Novembor;wa .3, for Deconioer.48,
and if we include- tie 40 vho % came Into
the ditrict previoitus to the IL .otf Novem
ber, the result will show tho. gratifying
nWAuir 'of 127 immigi'pts; 'in e'ery re
Spect a very good beginning fo the first
year.
If the visible increase of immigration
on tihe- one han11d shows, that the society
,in tirl phirce.s steceeding In '0niioivig
f1trtiher and farther the prejudice, which
has lhitheto beenl a hindranee in tihe way
of imnigration to tho Southern States,'
thu 11unterois applic.Atba. of farmers for
foreign laborers on the other hand prove,
that lie former prosperity (anlt be re
stor*ed only by an incereaisiig supply of
itimimigrants and the working power
thereby introdiced.
The immitigrants who have come here
have rapidly accommodAted themselves
to tih. new circunstnces, and their per
folrimanc with very few exceptions, have
filly met the (em1ands upon them, so
that both ptirties, employers and labor.
Crs, have good reason to ho content. It
is not to b denied that the German im
migrran~espeilly, ~whenl he chooses the
South for the founding of a new home,
ha to give up Inore of the hlibits aind
customs of his old bone, thi if lie were
to go to the Northern or Western States;
for, aside frmn the faet, that ie finds
iore of his Countrymen inl tie latter, the
usual food and mnanner of life are more in
accordance with those of his native conn
try, than they are i1i the South. If tie
Southern Farmer wishis to oltain the
pl-per advantage from the immigriaiit,
it is Ubsol41tely necessnrry, that lie make
a few cohcessions, aond thit he do not
consider him, like the negro, merely a
rugh working power. There mrst he
yieldings on both sides. The immigrant
must especially seek to 1ndalpt himself to
the new rtinaner of life as rapidly, is pos.
sible, and the nrative muIst eideavor to
make this task as easily as posiile to
him. Onily in this wny enrn the jot til
vititrges of' 111immigr'ation he obtained inl
tihe shorte.it possilile time.
The immigrants, who lnve bweei !*r
some length Of titne in the Solih, :Im.d
tien prefer to go to the N,i th or 'V t.
(4ich instiaces have not ocrtmri-d ii t.ir
District, Iut theIY have ili Othi...
a z their renwols for' s. dog, radi hay rid
work or unfrienilly trent.ieit, io" I1oit
ly, thalt they corld 1(st bremciime ornis.
tomed to tle froud givenl to t a.nm, and
that they were assignied liilf ri aiil ne
gro-tin's i. dwellings. When Ilhe.se two
causes of the discortent of iiirants
exist, they eni ill ny O;i nioni emsily be
Ielnioved. Th cosi of is iing inui
gr,mts with giod xlkwellinigs w01uld not h
great, nas hI uses are 1isrually mbui". at the
Sioith ; n114 as to finui, it freshi meart
customerud fromt youth; dJ.> iot deprive
threm of these51 all or - m-ii', i.ut let thleim
nCcuiStomi thiemise'lves grnunhially to the
prevarlenlt fi aniiid mnnerc of lif', and(
you will be i'ichly r'ewrar'de'l fori thre slight
ex tra eixpenise ait Iiist, by tire content,
greater iciiy n -oking power of
Th'ie indersigne.td will always cndenv-or
toi impress uponI th imiimigi ants tire rab
souite necessity ain'l girat benef'it to themi
selves of leaving oilf miany~ of their earlier'
haboits andl enstomrs, anul of accommiro
d- ring thiemise~Les as rapid irly as posrsibler
ti tire mnannrer of life her'ie pr'~rieln ; aind
if far'merr will add the-ir e'rinenvor, in
the rnnnir indientedl, I ami f'ully con.
v.inced, that this section will soon' richrly
rca p the full aidvant[ages f'rm immrigr'a
tion, wichi'i, by proper' manragemnent can
be, graiined thie'rfr'omi.
I". W. TRUGG;.MANN,
.\gent of thle Newberry Immliigrartioni
At ai meetinrg of the Navbherry BIar,
hre!d this day', Col. Fir was eiedi to
tire ChaIr, and Silas Jobhnstone appolin tett
Secretar'y.
A. C. Gar'lington statding tile object of
the meet ingr, init'odneled thre following
recsolurtionrs, w hich were unarnimirously
adopted:
Resolvred I , TIha t th d) (ispeinatin of
Proviilnce wvhich hasr depriveder us of
onrii associnte, IIi:Niry ScaI)lnm, wihile we
hlr'mits wit emot i'iions(11 of tire deepe.t, sor'
1(451olved 2, Thanrt thre varieid k nowi.
e ige, unis". e, vinrg in tegr ity, rind iliy
vilirus, of thle deceaned, ornged tire
pro'lfemoii to wheebc lie helongedl ; t hat a
(''rs cirntion1s1 diischarge oh'f duty' (list ii.
grrishied Ihis conduct inr uall tin' wog ks of II
He'n, nrird endueared him to) tire con.mun ity'
in which lie hived, wvho w it l usr will
ever ebu r~4 ishis imemnory ns all e'xamllpi
of .the uipright rand honest mlan andr(
rist5~ian gen tiemian.
Reso~lv'ed 3, Thiiat wed condlole with his
beren ieud f nil in lhir i rreparanible loss,
and that as a mrki (of ouri i~ deipest symp ia
[hy, the Secretari'y of thiis umeert inigh e- c
quecstedi to fiirn,ishi themi 'withi a copy of I
these resrhrrt ions.n
I esolve'd 4, Thlat these(' pi-oce iirg
be publiushed-r in tire Newhlerruy hi erahl -
that tire Chi 'rn lbe inislrinted to
prlesenIt these resrolu tions to tile .;or t
at its inext te mci', ithii tire regnest thaut
hiey lie inrse!rhedl on tire minues i o'S f t ,e
ICouren. dOtn isi't SIMEON FAI, lit
in
logSl.Josvs:Se.'
Cr tain Swish phosohers exaaiR pose.
riconbr dee cimdingst"apoesim
The establiqhment on the r i v e r
Urnguay, South America, for the.mnu,
facture of Liebig'a; EIxtract of teat, jtis
stned, has the largost kitchen:In the
w orld. The huih'g movers n argp of
20,000 sqiaro feet, or etiarly half nn aere.
In on IIll there aro fMlir'ent cutters,
which can dispose of 00 bulloeks peit
hour. There. are twelve digesters, ill
whicl the. Wnt is boiled by stenlu.
They cal hold altogether 144,000 ponids
of beef. About eighty oxen per honr
are actually %laughtered fir this itumense
niniiufactory ofi meat extract.
Many years ago the writer of this uotle
'ind dn Iit-afid physielan, while visiting thc
Island of St. Croix for their healih, expe
rienced and witnessed many surprising and
benefical effects of the RuMin thro produced
upon many of the invalids who were, lilk
ourselves, seeking heialth, and upoll inquiry
and iuvestigitioii, obtained a full history ol
its ueediclial virtues. lie was dehighted
and smirprised, and determined to make I
(lie basis of a Tonic Pnd Restorative MCdi
eine. The result of his labors was a glori
ous success for himlaself and s4ffring hi
Inanity. The celebrated Ilantation Bitten
was thus made known to the world *Ueing
an uiicle of real merit, founded on non
principles, had relying wholly, isponl tile veg.
elablp kingdpm for Its medicinal - effects, it
Worked a rnilI revolution in the treatleni
of physical debility.
MAGNOLIA WA'rV.--8ntperior to the best
imported Gerantin Cologne, and sold at halt
the price.
MARRIED,
Oi lie 21Ih Dec., alt ilo residence f' tite
brtide's Fatier, ly ihe Rev. Thus. Ii. Popt.,
31n. M. 11. GAftY, to li:s Ai.ci- A. eldest
datghlter of A. .1. Iongshore, B,q.
A rich anId handoaiely dressed wedding
eake RecoimanlIied file above notice. We
trust that the "lie w%hich hinds lier willing
heart" to that of her liege lord's namy be ns
soft as gossamer, and yet as strong as
U.ta aan.
DIE) on the 25th lev. 18IS, alt liii resi
dece, near11, Mt. G-a lag lear, Cilatil.x.s qVK:s,
Marble Masoi, atiJ a native Gt EAglail.
Tho.r;-h lie hai no reindons in AmerIca, hte
left a lriend to Illouin his untimel ly--':
I). I).
COMMERtOIAI,.
NUity, Jan 12 -Collon 11n:1rket bik
nmil t good demand lor- the iirticle at 25 io
26v.
Col.uniA. .Jantary 11 -Sale.s of cottni
to-day 55 bales-middlings ',7c.
Niw Youx, .lan. I1 -7 Pa M -Cotton
opened firmer, bu cblosed qiit!t, with lhc rad.
vaica p:rtly lost ; salvs 3 500 hales, at 281 a1
20 Flonr-State anl Western(I dtll, and 10
a 20c. lower; superlae 5 90 it G 25.
CIJAI lSTON, Jnn. 11.-010ii dull and
in(11111l. hll hothler i im. salei 45 bailes
ir.iddling- 281-reeipt:s 016.
A Uous'A, J1uary 11 -Coton mnrket
quiet hate, firm---sailes 480 b..les-rcxeips 566
-ofdldlinits 127-3.
L.ViVEi14OOL, January ll-Eveie g -Cot
Ion aelive--ilatit!S onl sllol nm01 alloat 11t
Orle'an 1 -saIles!, to'dty 15,000 hales.
Notice.
A selliemiit will he ladl on Ihe Btate of
It. .X. Wei iz, de'd1, oa .i\tlay thei. sii a.v
ol Fermary, 1H., i avld ll re'aiors are re
4111ired 1o es0 alish Iheir emalnihds, ill dlt1.,
f*orma11 olhbw, Onl or baolor ihat 1 ihy, or telw.
haims will I, barrd. 0. S. W"'iTz
Jin. 1:1 2 It. A dma'r.
Valuable Property
FOR SALE.
I wvill sall amv lot ini th;e a'illagie of Frog
[.e'vel, coianunatitg aouit two ne'es, withii a
dlwelling 2ad store ha~os, kitlcen, s:ale,
buiilinigs. 'iThe abe is a tiraL eh1: un<i'2 -
itLss liace. Te'rmis 01' sale', 'ecoimmt'oda
.122 13 I). MOl(Wif,1.
Iron and Steel.
10 090 lbs geninei Swede's Tian,
5 0)00 " best Enaglishi l'low Steel,
1,.000 "' ge'ninie Swedles l'low' Alki
A 1.s0
I lorse Shoe. Tire. hand, Ilinop nail Nail
R~od [ronl. A i1 of the best qluttaiies, and at
how brites, at1.
.an 13 2 4t S. P. iOOya:R & Co's.
Notice.
I have be en so licite2d by my friend< from
time to titme to order stores f'or them, and2( [
itotild now $ny to all whao desire oine of thec
i'st COO0K S t fVFS, that I hiav; made sail.
isfactory ar'ra Xenntsii w5Vtih thle 2222ninaean.
rers,. 2and( canl fil orders for nil who m:alad
sIre. D. 310 wait.
Jan 1'3
New Orleans Molasses.
or' snic by
A j.tood ol rik of' the abaovo ('onl
.tantly13 on hand, aind for saloI low
.1 an 13 (f.~
V'aluable Lan d to Rent.
I will re'nt at public outcry to the highIest
Idler, nt. Newhberry Conrt. lonse, on the
rst. Mondhay in Feabiruary neaxt, at 1'2 o'ehaek
I,. ail 11hn2 parel of' hand reCpresented( bhy
lass No. two atith Iree, ini the case of Alary
. Senan vs. Mlary .F. Senn, and oihers, on
ho in; the Court of F.a uhy for Newberri'y Dls
rret, the samie bing a part of thae reial es,.
ire (of James M!. Penn, dcc'd, for the yari
809, upoin i le folIlowintg itermss. TFne teilitt
hallI split anad use In repairinag I le fentcs
nia' thounsand a I, iind gir a-t oe saa a
ootn as hiis ('ropa Is gat hered, 12I niao laser
hian2( the ih day oft IDecember nei'ix t. l'hot
:mnt shall be~ doe on ihe first.daay of' October
a'x , to be' se('nred' bv twoa goodt stir'e tes and1
lien on athela crota, if r'qired('(.
WILSON (l- A llltAMiS, Admr.
Jin 1322
School Notice.
Thie tund(ersigne'd w ishaes 10 inlform2 his for.
wri pailrains, anid the. plie genca illy, that
('( ex pect's to re-oapein hais s.hool (ii3i"i
ay, te 18thi inst. Th'lose n ishling to .av:ii
ii'maselves (i. tih' oppotrltny tat Sa'itd j
w(ji' sons, will do necll 10 mIiae.n rran tge.
ints its soont is they eai, as thne schitOol
dii niet'easily he liited,
'ITvrenty Wi (ls.
Pr'imiarv' . .*..i.
lingHllh GJaairar nialGi'~ nol~'1
M1astbiniiates anhove A; aiian-Ili
f,ngie andl ihlor e, . ... -2
I.essons viii b,e given in thet F2raench anid
( ' i a l a g a e 1( .ia i e n i s h i tn g t h e m ,
2(1u , nt liiii .aaliu la g s
2irlea a dlollars par onth.n ns
CHEAP GOODS.
We aro now receiving a large
assort,ment of GOODS, all now and
fresh and purchased low for cash,
so that we canl offer inducomonts
to purchasers.
Dress Goods, &c.
We have Dross Goods, WIte
Goods, P rinlts,ilCehedI and Browtn
Seoetings anid Shimbii,"' Ci
mOrS, Sa inets, Jep ,,Plains 4er
e al oth -
ing, Shirts, Drawers, Gents..and.
Ladies' Utidershirts and Vest pd
a good*solection -of Bootsj Aes,
Hat.s and Trunilks'.
%Crockery, &g.
- A sploillid st6lc' of Oiociork
and Golaus-ware.. Also Kerosene
liapilm, Oil Cans, KerosenoAli,
Lamp. shades, Chimnlys, ,- Wicrs,
and extra Burners and Cylare.
MisoeUaneous;
Wo havo a nice assoFtm'bn-4W
Pocket and .Tablo Cutery, Table
aid Tea spoons, Britan il W ter
Dippers. Coco1 Mills, Axes,Spadog
Shovels, ,Forks, Trace Obains ia
Haies, Nallils, Locks,
B3utts and Screws, Fryinigvan4,'
Scives, Water Buckets, Looking
Glasses, &c., &c.
Stationary.
We keep Cup, Letter, ..Bill-and
Note Paper, and Envelopes, Ink
Penls, Pncils, Slates and a sm1al
lot of Blank Books, Diaries, &o.
Groceries.
We keep constantly on hand a
Choice lot of g roeeries,Bacon,liard,
Flon-, SilIt, Molasses, Vinegar,
CnId les, Starh, Soap, Soda,Shoe
13-nsbes and Bluc<ing, and a great'
maiiy othbor goods that. we -haven't
time to enumerato. Call soon andJ
get, bargainls.
LOV'.ELACE & WHELER.
Jan 13 2 tf
IRISH POTATOES.
WN"e are now receiving and will.
keep costoantly on had a good
wsortimen t of Pla.nting and Eating
Pot atoes, at the lowest prices pos
sibloa.
LOVE, RLACE & WHEELEB.
Jan 132 tf
A. Harr'is
H1as just received a choice
stock of
FAMILY G1\0CERIES,
FRUITS,
&c., &c., &c.
IA monig whlich can be found.
14rd,
G~oahen 1Butleor,4
Flounr.(lLS ,
(1oIsseS,
CrateckerR
( "l'll.
E(nive's and Forks,
AXes and1 ilandles,
P.ad Loeks,
Ckcoa Nuts,
Oranges,
A nid many other I hi ngms,whichr will
b>c sol eenp for cash.
Jan 13
hu the Cirenit Court---Newberry,
Jamtes 11. Wilson, vs. Thomas R. Wilson
and others,. Itill for Partition of Real
Estate.
Bly virtue of an order of t.hisq Conet, in
the above stated ense, I wilieeli at public
nuetion at Newberry Court ilouse, on hale.
dayv in Mu'tuary nextr, the ral Estate of
Jametts W~ilson, deceased, conisistn of 400
acre's, more or less, siitet in Newbery
Co ut v, adin hiontdal by' lanuds of Johnt
lIenw wuk, Esta to or James BI. Wilson, doo'd,
Estaice of Jamues Spence, Carter Wilson and
otherts.
I will sell the aferesaid~ land in three
separ'ate tracts. Terms of Sale, one-third '
ensh nrcd i,h balance on 't credit of 'twelve
months with in-erst fronm day of sale. put.
chiser to give bond1( with good sutret and g
miortgnge of the premtiises, or the piarchaser
to pay theo entire a mout i.. cash if ho
st(huld prefer. Tfil O. M1. LA KE,
Cier'k's Omeie, -Jan. 9, 1809. 0, 0.' t,
Jan. i:r 2 30.
U N I TED STA TES DISTR[CTr
(COURIT, District of South Cutrolina-.
Ex 'ate Jtamettns A. Crotweoll and o,therp,
Ini le John P. Kinat d-yolntary Banik
Thei jlda,ment credlitors of Johtn P. KInard
'ire not illed to0 appeI1ar' in the Distrit Court
of ithe Uiitd Statesa, for the District of
.*mtt h Cartolina, itn (Ghatrlestona, on t ho 211th
hbey of Jiatnuary, 1 8,;9, at II o'clock, A. M.
(o Iu)lke suchi mtotion int the above alated
.so "'' t.hey mnyt, fee.l ndvised in puIrsuane
l thteitr nler'est, Ott wichtil day sinid case IS
let downt for a heatring.
D)ANJMl~ IIORrLBEOKJ,
Jan. 13 2 2t- Clerk U. 8. Court.
Notice to Debtors.
The Notes nttd Actouints belong in to
e1 E<(tate of (000. A. Suber, deonJtSOd, areO
300en l.ced itt thte hantds of Alessra. Joneos
md1( Jonies lotr collection, and if nRot paid
It' rt t he fIrst day ~ of Feb,rua ry nti t, will
,e sued on wimhout exception. All persona
iig demnd ts against said Estate, are re
pured'C( to renider' themn In by sameo tinme.
M1. DJ. SUBERl, Adm'r.
Jan. 1:3 2 8t.
Final Notice,
lI'o Debtors of thme Estacte of W. .
Gloggans, deceased.
All personis indeobtedi to the Estate of W.
). Goi (eedceased, must come forwaed
MM l'i1lATEf,Y, and gottle with aars,
oneCs & Jones, or eyery Note and Accon
I'Wn whtever size will be' sued on tiscomiag
Oturni day. D)ANIEiI OGOANS,
.a,I,Admniustrator, dIe bois non,
J n In' at..