The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, January 20, 1869, Image 2
Logislativo.
In the -Sonate a bill to establish a Stato
Orphan Asylum has been engrossed for
third rcading; a 111 to organize miWi gov.
ern thle militia discussed ; at bill to alter
and amend the criamiml ltw, anld to anl.
thorizo the ronewal or State stocks anid
boidl, introduced ; nlo the fullo i ig
A bill to pulish person s ol)iinig prop.
erty under false pretvices ; a bill to do.
terinie the valtie of citracts inmade in
Oonfederate Stite notes or thir egui.va
lenlt ; a bill to regulate the Cbar:es of
railrcad compaies For passeinges inl this
State; a bill to provide a1 Hli on buidd.
i4ignd laids to parties furii.,hiiglabor
Id iaterial therei.
A petition of smidry ciizeis of 'dge.
tield Gointy was pm uae.ted, protestiig
against the division of' the Colnty, is
proposed by the hill nider cotisi<eratin.
A bill to re-oinct ertai Ac.s ladihg
the name tnd eredit (if te State to the
Oreeiville aid Golumbia 1ailrod Com.
p1ny, ;nd to valiaite the action of s:aid
6mpJIany thet-euniler, was discuss-d awvl
4110.40.0llog ngolifiltionaded :
Sec. 2. To enlable the said C-111,1ny-y Io
fud tle luterest dt! iipon the ii mowt.
goge and guaranioteed debt for the .;x
spon.1hs, to wit: from J.6ii-viry .-t t.>
July Ist, 1808, the Gumptroiler-Gvs,r:a
1ts authorized arad directed to wds.e the
hamo and credit of the St-ite upon the
.boads and . certifientes of thv i..debed
bess of the said cOml1[:fi.aY iv the b,m .:
of $50,000, to be .1ppliei, i: r2 1 e
$1 the rallie lila i- , r. .t ia t-.,
said Act vf I)ee2aer . ' s. r t
fundig of in:er s, and th
lion is hereby exteride to (--.Y i -
ditioinal soimi of -r. hr;
.The Speaker of the . .f
Stative.r ttende i
when an ..t ettiltd ".A ri A :
Sheriffs aid votIter < ... f - -
the hormettv-.d," was
Mr. Borton inatr. e
14te the uwnriner of A. ; - - -
Mr. (lin. nr d.
Wheretc Iy ibe
fina, Sihef itf hve beer -1
lect fromi thie S t -,s.t. 1,- ge -: 1
fur returi:i.g 1: c :
and that i-.id .%r:fr 2
ly busy raikiig -- f . *
great pre jidit- .4 t,..v 'j' - -!
StUste ; that th.- TFie: ; ,r - -
South Ctiolfia 1, hre'At f.,i
Paying aty am11i, kf a :
accQutit (f m j: Ii. 6:.- r.
case the Treao ve-5r ...!, in
this resolution, relu.,- v> oiy n!;:;
boni& a sc(ou0t.5, whien J.r. t:.t l.,- time
Sheriff, he im l.. r2h,- i ;i.
twe Iper cent. it-alty f ,r i:fu.ing or
1ecting to mak- s jeh r etur.
Lent begitis the F0 l'<b., prjx.
All qiuiet along the Ogeeci.ee.
The Chicago worl f.r divrce ik t,1 ly
Disneriibermen lt.
Queen Vitoria his fifteen i;n.:.'.
children, and it is ,,lid oxpi-cts t,ore
shortly.
The noblest sight oin earth i- a nan
talking rvaj%on and li,4 wife li.stelillg to I
im. Ial
Another New Cotton-the ibjaziliiti
Wik Vttn. Who says C'iton il.,t
in New York, it has ben ditovered
that the bee.f r o,agu es andu beef teni 2%ld
there are ad'e of lhose.
A coloredV( einhI ini.% M Mi.sippti hais paIssed
reasoluitionis declar i 1g thait "'thse carpe...
baggers cannsot be tralstedl."'
Trhe U)nriun Cianal will be aubout thIrty
miles ins leungth, incluin sg as s'event mtiie
t'imntnel, anid thec estinsaated cost 405P,af0i(,00a,
A .Christplas gouse, sent bay aa fiei
to two pison~aer.4 itsin a ao:'i jail, wisa
stuffeda with tiles ami iteel myT 0.
-A New Yos k hair i dealer, it i r ,i.l, has
the Ioangest switch of hainana, baWur ever
,Jau itd. It moeasures live fi:e't one
anmch.
Thie nairt regaslar' meie.ting of thien
eraitic (Club illI trakeo pince ina C2o1ishia
on thec 20th hisant.
It is stated thaat C'oiriiisiner It-allinaa
,asi praepJa al a naew~ stax lbill, exceptjmi g
P'hildelpha a':ml btaast of at tall poth..e.
fmanm iln thle perifsn ofi dihni liolIlas, i a
.1imx feet seven tad treei n:n1 fer mhe
in height.
.1 haw to uiak e a a>is. ina re'i lits
'cles-W~Valk ito tchusrch latel nil h a
- pair of crenakinag lio1s, lo w ing y ours
nosoi violntly.nisLiiti ~ lo
Thme baby l'rin ce of Greeceto is im.
mesaeay popuan r theore, hea~ranseo ian aahI
Uponl G.1reelk soil, iand aa naead t.mistusn Ineat,
shmall restore (he hancnt glaory of At lahena.
.en.tering thie stamti-am at lPond dnt ':.a,
MIls'N fsar lthe puarplose of' tuaking thle train0,
wals set u pon sic s an mrdered ait the, gig'
his watehs nnl moneIaay satalenm, hais boday
left, whmile lais isasi.'asn toask the g-r
A, anegro ontrs'agedl5 aa m'it'd wom'nn
and str'angledt htem' lit tle dsaugter('m, nal MIis'
ltinippai,- n T iSatrdlay~ a nighas, andh wats
,*anged by lIte(a 1( Kita.. Th'le liaIsias
of the ttraage.d woanIlm, an cominag hoaame'
*inrd' henaring of thme n liri, enalt dlmwna ft
body and burned it---danina!ag a rnnnsd time
U.amest in ihns 51 seathn l hulke a11221 aiaIC.
. eisltoxlcastedl 11an5 reenntly laid dhow n
on.the railrosad track near the' Ctavmlgton,
1(y., dlepot, ad Cell imsleep. A littleo dog
AbeIonging to a hstieo close bys, seeing a
.. train sappra05ch, ran and( ,jnmpe upon(0 h111 ais
face, and barked and1S' techsed hims tnt ii
'ho. awokeijnmst in ftime to get omnt of the
ay o(the cars'.- Th'e muas, bel.'ieving
this to~ b~p. Ai divhio wfarninag to albstain
frosrt doiig, took thae pledge forth-.
with, e
IiTiioi raeident Roant to the Senmate', yes.
tprday, siam'ay 115, a prottoenl isn full,
recogsalxing tho natun imthan of' tic
Ud~itoil Htates, and ablishinag th lahegalh
t'eliphi heretoforo mainmtainsesd in (Great
,i 0 thle lndefenosibility of' santiv'e
.a eo,-'~ -and a tr eaty faor the ad,nast
a r i ihhta, ineladlang the'Alai
;.hanla 'otlams,. by a COmmaisision to it, at
Washinsgton, wv.i th a stIipultin to refer,
wheor noeeiary, inadiv'idnal clahnaas to the
head of a frienadt l (lton,
enu. alherman. telegraphas tro;si St.
LisU a letter from Sheridan, represent.
h oudhm~estruction of the Camsanliche
Ch)I~e njrstaue da'y, as breakings the
noftime Imdian wai'. Ei'ghat
?fdt uii4 to camp, begging for pence
annanpormnission for their people0 tto como5
jp/kina~ 1) ' er'ns beyondl a papier
proe p)e from thme troops wilo
Ha"hWa freport their peoplo1 starv.
. alg . iithlilrdogu eAten and no kiYatlo.
?,l iA.cnica. Alhat Black Kettle was
i,J reatm'yuion,
*& ;
NE\WBluuY, 8. C.
Wednesday Morning, Janf 20, 18G0.
All pt.ons indebted to I oilce for
advertising, or Jo) wotk, either As.
signees or others, aro caletld upon to) set.
lIe up before retuin day.
-= . .-...
Cash a ' Cash Only.
Fromn thi.s datc.- t-tforce vi,id!y. thle
C:i4,h systeml , wiith a :7 %'--( plji.114
FilIle (utiig time past ye- r,
request and (in promises sr ong am1 d
J'arintly tiithfil, live provii the frt:'acv
of Cre(lit. Ve- Calinot i(iulgC the %.x
pellsive hh,t l1i!2er. C-,h for ib
wk,cash for subri . :.h fr
Re memober it, h:i : y 'ncvr noe i,i h:
if yetn i,eIi anrytt. U e i) '(Mo.
Sol l:
fi e : f rzr the C 1. . (ti
: -Y e
r- t : f t ej
t' Of 0 A tI(
truo :ntr - r(qje t e , do.
Fijey. ur r:ther tl.(. grezitti:r i.umb:-:.r oif
them :<1an vi h-jwr, und1 ur thr
-f kl' cla litl, hs hadi,.- l(
wot'e d Ct to f'->)w ra'lic:al -at., I
as the electionl appr:ic, and tley
he:tr ihe dI :,d; stI'H Otis tata. took plaev
411,1113 the INZues itjivel vd, the seles
be,II to ful! fr'im thir1 ey.s, and4 they
weme enabl.:.] to look lipin ltdi.im
in al1 Its deCo1mity. They li:Aeled to
tile 11ou1.l1I ole U)1 o ur wi SO n E es H IIJ M1
mhen, amnd sawpinit'~Itily that their duty13
ano'l tiir in'jaterests (JIlled Upo t4mm hemo to
t Urmn thir, baicks upon thot~~. whoii hartl
dieeivedl t hem with lies anmd f:mso promi-i
sex'. Sm,r.e of them lii hear d ] tiit samie
Solomsoni n henl lhe enmiit herei to enilighmteni
thetin as to their duty13. lhi evten wlmi
hei t4old thiemi on1 dtat occasIin faied to
conv'inei theml that1 radit'jiclim was what
it had14 been. piromtise to4 1bei. liI1 eVias
boo,,te<'l ir.il hi.oted at byv thu little boys
ss hie wteit alway, and this ho,e alls ani at-*
teimpit ait amssiilitin Ilow col stehm
.t imia hopm)Je to gtt the vtets even of
neIgroes ? A ssn.imati~ ion steems to be thme
ghostr of eo. it ha appeii -4ed befrie
iinm 4on 11note than (une ocion'~4i. it is
.sidl thatI it foullii-sed h.iim on5 n;ia'gs of fire~
aliong the line1 oft the (reeinvilo . & t:o.
Ennin It . It. , froms .\mIiler.son to Cohlnn-w
ia, nll thme wamy, ".-jjhakin itsgori ~4)y h,e~k ''
att hi. 1'env while wrjiing~ th irote.st
it liiiit havie h:fiimtcid him iid ntael
his hauir sitaml oni end. s it posible
tihat the terror n hjimb got. piowe.s:ions of
coti, is~.'n his prtestu I ''? Tis t feat,
is; the miosit chitableSut. conelin.in. lit
hnm lhe is a judge ---.its suon time b~eich
sod weasthe robes wich ~i were onlce
honiroredi iby a Cheme', ai :lirpe.r, a iJtoim
stiei., anmd ain O'iNe:ll. () n:.nPotA , ()
We invi to atteiintion to this exItaordi
mlary.~ pa pir, anmdr the ebarige..s iL contains t.
We 1o that line cotmiis sioners and5(
inseuimgers of eIlec5 tiis, thIe deimiotra tic
e'itnhs, and ali tl goiodr cI,iti?.ns of thei dtis
rict will give (oiur member elee.*I't alIIltimi
fume byj psroof ilnP iper fori.ms, t he Its
stteid ini lthi protet, so foar as they~ imi
pole ts lite p lie tif Nowhe-ierry', violemmce,
firamii andst coirrmup1ti jni the iito eectio.
We all kmnow thatt tiheio ebatrg(es are min
trise, I.eL us nil Itei to the :ounimter,
or heoreamfter we (ney ma well itt our eleo
tionis go by deOfiaut.
INTKnrCgTrNO I4rTic.-.-We ivito thme
readIer'st attent ion to a welt wrtitteni umnd very
int erestig letter (in first page froiimte cor~
iesphondt.ent of theo Chartleston Dailly News,
"Bird's Eye,"' whoi pssed thsromngh ourt town
'"on the wing.'' For ~ si athd a survey orf
our town anid tditrlet, hsis daita Ia generalliy
coirot, andt hsis sustesces valed((,weel%,weov.en
antd compilhmentary. Ito gives Nowberry a
good psorition imn the commierclial pIcture
flxe's bsut few If' many darik shnditows, and
draws out msansy hlgh,i.lghits. Ills staistltes
are possibly at ilttle at fault, yet his letter la
veIgorous , tsrtfl, perspcmonta. Tio bl da.
toring notice of our humble selves we sall
stive to be worthmy.1 HIoping that tho News
will over suIstainl its positloinea the (aily
NJawes-piper of' time SIta't, and that the mor,
chmants of Charleston and Newhserry mayi~
grow to know each other hoetter Isin hena
itttuire, i nial thme viedl'( businoess of 'chanmge
atnd mst we shall no0w procceed to compileto
the mnercantilo list of our town, a portion
of the leaig firmshsnviing been aceldoentally
omittedl by (lie correspondent:
ii, Stowasrt & Co.,M. tharre & Soni,At brams,
Gr-Iflin & IInrgroveo, W. TI. WYrighst. WIlson
II. 11, Marabaill, icker & Wilson, M. how.
era, M. Bu,hardt, J. J. Asmick, W,' I1. Jonses,
nndm uliors.
As iese nie thnes of ex ten Ave trarcve.
many "go down to tie %ca in mhipi" -a
othera would like so to do but for its ds
gers, it becomes a matter o>f inluvp. to all
to learp that the progress of sori anS sciece.,
through inveUtIve genius. &Fe suVy varn-I
hativig the adverse cetuens. I fi akr us
not distant when one ch':: hAc er.ec:S ro
wiliess the daugeor 4 .f te c wit.t-on- he.
Ing endangered tmtr. Ali)1.3 11 1.,! (dia
another agency Is:n. .:1(* to 1he n.t
work of proyctin p uwr -Ia. v,*, Punar
ag.ilist thie u' : e a o :.1. A roa:ne2
the leent o. . - 2Ut CoaL ', Ian
- : . o , ih) n,a an"
ibe e t, ', a ht o~ n r .vi.. r-tw . a nd..;
ffl
<4 thf '*'''* . Al
1i a.p ' ib ;. . I :-m . 1atcht-lJei, opa.
r 2.n ap:-.. ther r!agg ~f.y rfart.]ig
v, it ;bc.! I t-e s b1 ., r.p i ne v ,3 r.w an.
tr. h:.: ,r:t of the rem4. nd upon ranyI
: . I ;.. I'-aoa:rm.k ofit(. f hfp- m
_1., tlr : L L b c-sirT (f r ftvcfln
V, U51. 1 r,1 Lr Ws4 -i~ V iiz. ocf
a r~. :arr 7 ofus aa'b";e L:p mi
owel 1, de-nd .En, aI C.C foDoon aS
a . -l* :I.f.y ribt::c'e her,elf. Biut
a i t -is c. -qs:n -a in d-iSatLr.g a
b:: Sx: . a' twnt y-:rive pan:n::er- ,thus~
;ra 'T o tr: u i:ea : a ur1 an I :ver,Sv-tive
de*e i*t a.2er th: in a holiz.utal 'ast.
Sh:'--'l!:n; andI u:ro ljr b) wha1jt it n.,V
th:t' c.r h r a irtrgul.arity Ii the lowerirng
rdA2 <ic Lchimrr: of the boa'. III the or--ratinary
d I "; INo me, ae e:uralep'pd, ad it often
. 's.,t jre of 1lnm lowers fastor than
.1
t -..%er. ;adTk the ait eterz the vatr end
f.:c , -Icciphatitig its ialutVs inato fhe
'e. It w 17aa, if we aerncoal>er ari-ght,
ti!. yot:;7g Nor:' was lat in the ill-fated
Ar. 'i.- ia; i-. -n y ; 'r.:*vnt lave been Io.t
i r e. et::: Ahl: hip a,.'I soall b.m. Such a
Catnr-phe c.:. r,iver o,:thr, wh:-n the rie
v hiV 9 i u u-il. fur it i. itr-.ind it UIr
11''sttii for the rods to I,e invrt.c. other
tan -Kaari.re"u -Vty. O'thri.r av.antages air.
thait tie b,at i not iot Uncolirnlarleil with the
t+a.,r.i:u, tiie . jie bjing left withj the .slip,
filnd uWne -apparw;tu uitifiing fo)r any numnber
of boaIts. Th. c1 ltaeliig alapurati.s cm be
us::(l with aiy kirtl of davits.
The above upparaijt; is the great desidera
tum for tennabl>p, &c. e11 fate of tire
'eisevernce, ats( of the MataIzIs, itn irron
-shill, WIieb1 burrie so rapi<dly thut the crew
barely escapeti with their lives, Is fre.<h in
our inenmory. What eondition of things
wonrld there iave been onr boarl salti .hip
h"ad sihe had pa-sselingers? Again, for the
Iaading of troops from tranrap,rts, it is it.
vialiaible: for with two apparittus, hundrudi
could h landell a a f.ew taminu11tes, whille the
Ship is linder heatlwary: cacth Ioat tarking its
ra1ngc withi the ship's inmentumtai alid reuch
lrg Its objecti pCI' oanu)srat inl at few noments,
Cs it hris wierfuI iavettin, and hope
thart hra mary toont aeapt a gtiIn re:ward far
i, labors,ot toa ral.t age ira tire anntis of frnme
for iris litrmlaia.
Excha'ijgs.
Thris adrabttiile parl r mta.m z r traeive-s
Ilarge' tihititotns tar its lis.t of s..Icria-rs,
w.ith every'at rauraninrg lo,ajiday e, be.~v4aaa
c'ause~ of its poatliaity las a Chr.,tasr
sal New Y'era's gif't, and! it tar:aintully
rd','erves threm,a fa)r it. is alway s web-hom:e
stati se'asala. Na beatte' rrves,tramnt
canS tav b'Sieen adeara fair the a Newa Y1e:ar
thanat a subhascriptiaa arf thea .sundi stnmr rae.
epariared Io saecure its raatianthl visi ti. Tor
hroasekeepearras, taotheris oaf ihmatilie's, tiam
all thase wiho i., itota kntow haaw to do
womrana's wian k, itL will p rove' a Irensary
of we':adth samr knoawlaedgea. S: yec:arly.
Puab'ishred ait 88 Haranray, New Yrtk.
Trt; "'A sa:cat A ttrri.u."-Thiasa~l ex
eelh-it't tnaricala:! jaourart har justt ear.
t aeraarpon a new. volarumrae, tarnd 'e caim
maemra ita lara.-spetrs toi liar attntiona (f
sail whoare a irant:ersted ina the pro(greass of
thre tarts. Larh v'nnea cronatas rant.
Otis e'anr'ravin' and i desacri ipt ions of anew
acirya, haiitories' of itnvenat ionras, i-.
st rruct ions ina arts, rec(ipes fotr uwe a it the
wotrkshlop atura thre htotxuohl asdyice jp.
frarmers, etac. : t hea w &d- abttr"'1
a0 in time
cyclopredia (of greL'at pne-t:hial value.,,. ..'.aa
numbetrha' cnatainrs a caatnleAI f pt'laatent s
issalr drinrg th rect'aed ing week. Pobh.
lishred by~ fi1rmwnr, ('rrtrmb & I 'a., 1 ii
tIroadtiwary, Na'w Yor'k. Terms.1t $2 per'
aaaum,it ive cto'ie's onec year $8; ard tenr
for' $15. Spien ar coiais sen It'ree.
MItrsw~ .. Pt:m.te at rioxs.-Piefers' meisi.
cai pub!tientions-Th.ie Piarar Compranaritat
tian! tire Monathrly Jleea hlive arae as art
traca ti ars e vet. Motrtlrnsier is I'or.
rnihed iraneh numbater thrtaancoualad be
aobantad Othier wrise rot' doubio thie amrounat
oft the y'early subsracription.- $:IJaa p ri
umtan. Sinuglo colpies can bteohatarined at
thirty cents, by atddr'essinrg J. L. P'eltrs,
WVe hravo re'(cived' thec first nutttber of
thei miontly (nloa m--tiai~s "'Jora of'
hrte'rature.. typaorahy, aLdvertisinIg andc
ntews* "a Thae Unriogram is edite ba ly l4. S.
illey, Jr'., laltimrore, Md. Pa ice 50c per*
a tinum:a
J'The Southern Cublivator' fotr Januanry,
is to htamrli. TJabalo of contIentr.s, if' any
ting, richrl thanr ever. Wmn. & WN. L1.
iJoner, iito'rs atnd paroprietcrsa, A ttens,
(J}n. aSubse.'ip)tin $2 pert alnnruma, ina ad
vance.
Tihe Sonuterrn ilomre Joturnatl is oane ot
the mrost poplar rad eatertainaing litera-~
ry Jounarls textaint. Itis hiaanely ent.
bellished and aidmairanbly f!!l:d with chroice
reaidinag. T1he best talent ini tire coutry
is emaployed! to (enr ich its columarns.
Ther Augusta Chr'onaie'o arid Seantine!,
by Maoore & Wright-hoath daily and
weekly-are the best papers pubhlisirgd
In Angursta.. Thme wee'kly has theo Italest
cohimrnst Ian tihe coutryr, rad irs alwaysa
filled wilth thn nttorae .-.. .rt that ar '
Can We 'IRvt A T.OgA01 p
We ans,n-er' the o:-y byp akiw e
ill menri s. TLhe~ fi'- gra r<-4,iste ;ig
this ver ikporstt Ynatze is' bat a
Moe be rostile in the licz). dirw-tior,
: brsit vzomne of einr pvint bun"k m110n
ttake the i'itiatiiiiise,tiv thra3 w e,ing Vic
railed in thie VC'ourt h Th.*. 'lI pn.c
Ims to somc (.:& I 1.o enlijt
can en nI n p .(-Tfdemii thi a
of teleraphc e.rn-ndelinnbe s.
z' ci:' 1". n. IV'V. r1.
n -o% . xce td, a-d . p . J:: .li c'.ln it :itu
ri v, vc mc-i . 1 1 O,i io -.. rm!
Ll.on n:akes it the - : -"o,t of impor.
Lar-C i.1 the StAte. N : G. kh C. R. R.,
o.: c3. 1. 1a d i'i' vi. r.ad , n. wir in a
P OS 1F and 1. . v:-r.dition, aid the
r s r.i on . tIer, aho in good
0:D ii a dit ii ; a.tutni: in .
s:'urces, anld one c-f :e it for cotton in
Che staIte, with enlt"-prising merchanits,
anrd public spirited citis.ens, wy shoul.
se 0bind in n.ee: ac. A ttiegraph
ji Ilace Ne v si a : nhre she sihould
e, nll t tlpintM-it k.i of the iaid1er
vf ;rosperit., and O.v fcel confidert that
the ,ree's ny::a..: onthe. sub-ject wifl
l-is to tle vcce- carrling wit of a
r e o elilins,6t'.Y ns%edful to her fu
ture prosperity. W , that oar
lselli ts consu llt Itst he d1 ;.1 thle
irre.ent week and lx upon a day or a
public meeting, to i-e aiiouticed tu the
:next issue of th 1 i , :r
IN MEMORIAM.
J. 1). N.
Wbo tell In (te Whderne-s, May Gth, 1S5.
It Zvoeined1 to te Ims:oi e, :hogh oft .h.it
d11Ce,ith'l dav
Caltue2 sAkdierS fr-4im, i :,. thu lits, m:111
tidaiigs of the f y;
A nd all agreed tint O!U li t a n, deathl
Smlli'.ttell inl tie wfid,
When first the fue w.a imuned and drIven,
in m-ror. anid nth blood.
Full ntell I knew the .intr of, that dilak
enatanl'Oed plawe,
or th:? aid thite w%re thru:-t inl front
sl; tl .% -,d into the f.ece,
Ob1' m i bt.1 s hurrying Ons, citte
with Viet..ry
O'cer linles of' lenj who tiel' before, were
klowi to yiel - i 'ly.
The y.tersaly we itle those bo01,re4, with
ou r own little balld,
And brioke their heavy vank-1 aned dlrove
them back oti eiy halld,
But ilow alt 111011 they io.ed 10pon Its it)
their fuiill atrray,
Aiid Mwelt, the biriliell ti a efaried lin10,
that sirove to Stoll tie way.
Lece, sterii d marrior, stayed thle fight,
anld Hiill of, cilleey
Alas! to aLl eect, "*or't seeml, we should
but stand to die ;
Till Ltigstreet Ioight his close brigades,
ld solievs fie,hi anid Irave,
And rt..llvd iponl i te fi uet like a storimlv
It's ' w ve
rnet mi tIt'h'y shmaet~,
tha.t .-:Ll. th. I arthii to i ct:
C'harging1 .tnd sltyinig, till thev foe lell back
andil LIt at it,:ti snld ,u,dill. l ie-,)1tL'(ii
t.lil ~ LVtift t es tind - -
Utc'hiS - lit thaitL jbu wert de.-on
oiven dS- Ito ilmi
I felt th Iii tt,h shoh. live to 1)1e ourh
ittar thttd frit, it-hiil n ---
To liii thettl, 1 igti of-il one teor smtilep1i
To se iilm iimaph i tldten poii o th.ia tin
ovng in igt il .Iwe
And heoit ilet ead -theari of ur lierty
ta i i is-i le rm
I e t'ii tha t Im shuttilst ie o bes h
hearts10LIip taved It ).1 o'thee
Thti I.ti ilve to Weahhi I am i n:g tim
A)nd,'iI~ f in l lty in uo ii. 0~ g eelhy tpiri p.is
1i freh sinnm--r 1',e s tningodn lis aterca
iulol,tb i-t dasy ici.o itw o
Y ot .th,nrt dead-deadi t 'erthylif ha
Thotu ofhe Illa'int eek heat nd mttin, thu
of the ousblimetei' i!
Arleti ailu toi grtatp ai hadng memoryi lgl
amttli"iti r ciidoly hand ! byod ut
TI'iy corie, truthii nder piutit tc lik the
Sorthy nly il oire andt O hIwe
I inlii liet s ile,f ' t ' ath uo h
bI' e ii nii le iu ! o v nit olstitr
W 'll' 'er thmo whae,ouhte tr
ojtiigsfu -si,t' preat. bfighti Io'r li
Adthy shalt, tgi ic hI obrv,t
bae ittl wih sthue frong,nr aa ol,fot
And cheerV ai, onail lIeeka,srve oba
Syiami tet rb:el stonf bi!te~tou,by
The silt t 0-is ith eneusgt
hey t ilr trasurind )'op(eiOgtt
tnIrgn uur n lk con ted,huhsit
To ill ritin pIas po'ur di stt tt life,bydor
thi'e blsflUae
Sleepon, ravo fold r Tak latl legt
Sthy wello 11 desere rsta be
',gtlitghe Ilod ofo aieeath ponthy
lgi iseeh brat melwralt
Thetl frgat winds hofeveig sfest murn
murs, p'er theek wave,
Asthonet gres niradtmI;
Sepon!itg ientre ro cae an boi,from
Dvritsy 'rid a n hte, tl
KIyoida thrach nof bthote ror, befognd
Iuts an tnbolie thrinieljo
T~o all fotldtypot. hat pastnofo theif
To urotiwad I or helirad.
S'fte where te old Ren sunbeams
'fthrouh the opeanacasemny plIder
Sttethrone itho100 droiengiosby sltdlg-n
Low a patnhek on te~Af '
LOCAL ITEMS.
We -re gratitled to laarn that the
:eeille .& Columbia Railroad is be
pod thce alinge of outside troible.
To )Ai. W . iG. Mayck, Printer, of
C'le ton, alve we indebted for a supply
e lendars.
A. M. Wicker, has just received a sup.
I'y of ftesh and sweet cider, on draught.
A pl.iss! Also garden seed and
saan -to numeirous to mention.
T'e thoughtful superintendents of the
C '. R1. R , and the G. - C. 11. I., and
h S.&U.R. I., will accept our most
hi) knowledmlelnts f.o favors reln
d4,rcod, for'.
'r Walker, I.vans & Cogswell,
wil a ccept our thai,ks for a batch of
their excell-nit Soothern Ahina, also
-,r a lot of sup--vibly Iii.ished Counting
house calnrs.
ToWnSn,1 lA.-]I~lersons (and
everv body is in sotme u way or othel)
liable to taxation under the new regime,
will call upon J. E. Peteron, Chnirman
of Board, during te present week.
'rom the Pho'nix, we learn that the
i-J. M. IPr ingle, formerly of St. Luke's
New%berry, has accepted the rectorship
of "Zt. Paiul' -Church, at 1niderson, Ken
tucky, We regret to lo,e .Mr. Pringile
fivim this Parish, as he has endeared
hiinSelf to his people
Brea<, Bread, Bread! Cake, Cake, C.ike!
Where? Ac Siodair's. Mous. S. having se
enred the service of an excellent German
B:iker and Confectioner, and having a com..
plete bakery, is now prepared to furnish
the public with every de.,cription of frcsh
bread ad pastry at all tines and at Very
m1oL1erate r.ites.
llom3E AGAIN.-Not from a foreign shore,
but from thle fIel<ds and forests of Kentucky.
Friend Poole, of the Newherry lotel, ias,
returined from his W\estern trip. We were
glt to meet with hin and to learn his stock
-a valitable collection of youlng ald healthy
mules and a sipall lot of excellent horzes,
will be in Newberry on S.le,daY in Fubru
IR:v. Fxrmiii.\l.lm..B ni
tionl of a frien:d, we had the pleasure, on
Fridny mjornimg last, ef attendolg anl
early morining Mass, said by the Rev.
gentlenvii above nmed, at tle lesidenlce
of Mr. Patrick Scott. J"athcr. Me.iahonl,
i'ves at.Ande'son, and lie proilises to
pay other. visits here fir the benlefit of
the Ijithful.
It will be seen by the Io!lwirig para
graph taken fromt S atneda&yv' proceedings
of the Legisatire, tint one o1 th Next
beri Retupresenta ai u and do'ing :
Joseph liste il'-AtIced a bill to
al1ter. and uliieid the :ter of the town
of Ne% berry.
WA tNt Ni.- \ i o adviler*it isemtets
this week ; i. n te intendat
g'iving <hue a initentiont to en-.
li'rce te brwv ta iil.gl isale of
ib-, and. n-e ltte. I' 4)mo, ini truth catt
t-peak wvith ee't t:a *vC, tat ouir inidefati
:nbale maarshall, liles.tte, wvill nti ce aill
i-liiaq.uentts ini Clhe pr'emaises aforesai.
Tio savye tr.oube andl avyoi e x pease, ".e
feel tauthorizeyd Co aidvise all pmatCies now
violatinlg te law, to faorthwi ich andi im-.
mediiatCely dlesist (ruin fuarthter illegal sale.
Bilease says he w ill repot.
Goon lk:r.--Ou r aittention has becen
dra;w n to a patntiersh ip entered in:to be
twveen Messrs. Ring & Ilangle, for the
servintg of beef to our citiens reguairly,
byi tihe depoisitC on Cthe tale edi torial of a
choice cut of thec arCticle ablove nau,tied.
These gentlemen arme veter-ans in this
line, and we warranzat w~vill give thie uit
most. sati.sf.actiont, not onliy inl the quality
of their' beef,-*buit in pu nctualtiity'. Give
thema a lift. They will aiccept our' thtanks
for tihe favor best.owed anmd can "'cit "
and "'come ag'itin" so often as thecy
pileaise.
Naiw Scauoomlit:Ali.:t _-Reynolds' Now
Pictorial Rleadier for Schools tand lFamilies,
series No, I, publishedt by i)utlie&Chap
aman, Columrbia, S. (., is a most beauiti
folly gottoln-up book, and luist beconme
popl)lar'. The ty poigraphy is in thle beit.
style of nit, andi the prinit being harge
and te ilhistriationis very apapropriaita
amid a Ctitrativye, Ctho y,otung beginitner ii
lbe dlelight ed wi ithCl tis Ieader,' It is lior
side at the ewbrry b)'rnch stri.e of
their en terprising and1( prosperous book
contcernl ; price 40) ets. For copies of
the samtie we tre un tder obligatCion sto
theat. We lienartily coilmmteind th is School
Book to popitrt favor'.
Swtn:r. - r. Robt. Stewiart ill ac
eept onrt hiearty Ctanks for ai jog of the
elebrated Amber Syrup, thto best or
manutfactured. Mir. Stewatrt, fortunately
for our safety atid well'being, has a sup.
ply on hand for' t ihubnell of the public,
otherwi'ise, havintg feastedl on it, weo miighat
be way"laid somec nightt, knoacked downa,
catrtied oil' into someo secrect place, and
made to undergo a plressitng process,
to extract the sweet ness permiteating
through us, Co gi atify the tastes of othier
lovers oh'sweets. ')oni't (do it, frietids I if
y.ou meet its, look on admiringly, wist
fully if you like, anid hungtrily, but please
pass on and( go to Mr. Stewat t's, on the
corner,~ and lie will satisfy your heart's
desire, with a quart, half galiotn, or gal.
loti of the A mbiler.
WuIo ts 1(tsm, otn Wa;rr ?-Old King
Cole, mecrry K(ing Arthuiir, the King of
the Cannibal islands, atid many other
Kings have hail Cheir day, andt their
virtes have been sting by poets now
slumbeintg ill the silent dm,bt. Notwith-.
atanding Clhe ages w'hich are scorted
agaist tetm, we all remember them,
in spite of K(ing Cottoii, wiich seenis
to engross the hesnn,-rt of our. at.....:-n
McBride the (ing of Pain, for a time,
ruled triumphantly, tind departed, leav
ing a feeling remenbranee of his won
de-ful achievemients in physics andi po.
lite parlor hecomplishments. All theso
have had their day. Bont a new light
his sprung up in our midst, or camo in
onl the cars. No grand flourish of trum.
)Cts announced his coming, no aiver
tisement appeared in the colutins of the
Herald, his praises filled no lips, but
like a man, satislied in himself, and in
his ability to conquer, he came. It.
rained the day he came, no matter, ho
bided at the hotel quietly, in his tight
paits and close flitting coat, until it
cleared off, when a banner was hung on
the outer wall, or rather fi om the side
of a dry goods, box, which proclaimed
the advent of anot.her King-Dr. King,
the ence-all. Every malady under the
sun would be made to fly under his
magic influence. On the top of another
box, he took his stand, in this portion
of )ixie's land, Opened his month and
spake, spake fluently, volubly, irresisti
bly, in 10om1mendation of his virtues, and
those of his medicine. Growds stood
arouind, and di ank in his eloquence.
All the ailing negroes in the Keounty
gathered around to be tubbed and-we
were going to ay gulled, but wont say
it. The cures were marvellous, and the
sales of his magic ointment, which re
se(abled (we were just abiout saying a
coiion article of sweet-oil and tur.
pei tine) goose grease were incredible.
All day it hIsted. We are happy to say,
that lh'. Jing made a good thi-g of it,
not only for himself, but for the public,
in dtat, by tlhe lattdr, he relieved the
darkies of their last dollar, which will
force thm nlow to '.o to wok, which
they were not inclined on the other
hanld to do.
GENTEi:N: W aRE P11ot).--An ance.
dote is related of an aspi:-ant for military
hoiors. who en a reView occasion at.
temllted to make a speech from the back
of his "iItrger." The speech opeied
with "gentlenlli I aml) proid," nd eided
there, 11nfoitiomtely for himin, alter three
effort to got firther, which were unsuc
cessfol, fioi the lct, thit a wg stat ioned
on his flank, pricked the speaker's horse,
at that interestiing oiniit, and the animal
iaking fL Cnvort prevented ill further
progress. After tih' third attempt of
"genttlein- I ait proud," somle one in
the crowd, I,erhaps the samtite who pricked
th.: horse, exclaiimed, what in the d-1
are you iroutd about ? This twas tle ill.
kindest prick of all, minl ptit an end to
le speech. Well, aInd what of that ?
well, onij ihat we say, "gentlenen we
are proud," and fu ther that. we will go
oil to tile end of ourii tale, for we are sit
tia,s on~ or omlic stool in 'uiet, an -n~ltot
on a skitti ihl horse befo)re ai crowdV. We,l'.
lir3't, genhlleen of P1otmari-I, ui e m',- pr->ud
for the i nterest show n ini or p..g er, ae
the siuta: (inbs) -4 't ii, f.',m there'
aind also, to oiur ac'comp'i,be d an IlIsensi
ble ft begd, of1 tie si.n. l, ~o:~knw
edges hao i s beoged , lnot tI G i2eon
wilo nov1 lit.kes ia,nd by .tii. ' d
liir the~ lietuild. lilt is a itry wihite' 11)1
anid we' v.ill shake his hand the 11ir t0o
tha t our3 idet-a)wa3kte friendltl j X.
tintguir,hed clotier', l45ive 1 fla:t tea lngly
not iced us5 ini a communliction iil a tel y re.
ecived. We are priouid on the wiiole,
ar'd so pIrould that wie give their agiree
able ntote a place. I lere it i1:
Co.tur01A, J anunary 15, 1869.
Gi-:xrt.iEn :--W nlotice thatt'4143r ad
ves tisement3I i il makedl, we prllesumie, as5 a
gentle hhda thiiat the hill is tinpidt, orthe
'lne speed led for3 the ad vetis5teent run i
out. Ini either case :-enid bill (wich w~~liill
be pauid on r'ecei p1) and contant t 1e1 thle afl.
Ver tiscteiet, let.tiing us know its cost by
thec year, as we earn ot al1iord to lose j'ourz
valu~ale pa per' and its influen~ice,
X0urs', &.,
U. & WV. ('. SWVAl'Vlli1D.
M ismas. GmatrNrmC Sa-F.s. Newberry lierald.
"Gentlemen"' of' Pomaria and1. of Go
lumubia, and of all other places, who blayo
mande uts th recipients,shes
and3( iavors,"e r pa -
thte ri'lwai y across5 - the CilI cotnent of
Amric1C is comp lletedl, thIere will be con
53 anlt tollveyancett' by means11 of rail ways
an d mnadi paick ets for' pa sengers desiinu
to traivel roun d tho worldI. The gralni
tout' will be 22,000 in iles itn length, and14
wvill cost 1,500, andt will be acceompl)lsed
inl albout .'igh ty dlays. TIhe A mter'ican
toturist will be able to visit lhmiglatndl
uJipani, Chinai, ()eyloni and Egvypt. IIe
will cross tIle Atlthi!, Northl Paitie
and I ndiani oceat.s, th Ri(Iled and Medi ter'
ranl3eant seas, theo continent of' Amer.ticai
and1( tihe delta of Egypt. lie will he able
1o sail the begintning~ of May, anid to ar
r!ive homne again about tihe miiddle of
July.
Th'e W'hite Fawn, with a full corps (10
ballet will shtortly be0 i ntrodttced in Ghar
lestoni, by tmanatger Gilbehrt,..
A mnarriage in . CJhai%ston recently
twenlty-e'igh t bridle's mtaids inl waiting.
T'he ellfects of the Chartlstonm Mercurty
wvere sold last Tuzesdayv.
Index to Now Advertisements.
Newberry ltmigrailoln Socety. 1Ioinest,
1'resident. Meeitt 2'2d lnst. '
Newberry ConnlI Baxter, Intentdent.
Set)li iportanlt resolutioni.
Meeltng Stockhloler South Carolina Itall
road. Emtery, becreiary.
Southlern iIonme Journal. Slater, pubs
lisher, 293 BaltI.more',st., llaltimor'e, M1,
,Notlco. A bramn Moore, Admar.
Iloes, Chipis, Ilatmes, &c. It. Stewart&Co.
J. ,I. Amlc1C. Itemoval.
Stoves andt 'ITinware. W. TI. WVright.
Fire Insur11ance. AEtna. Jlartfordl C0))
Tnoroughtly riable. Cash assels $,0
'R. & W. C . Swaflleid. Coirsad1
ters. Cottumbla, S. C. otio' nilats
Ilun t, lirothers & Co.-, .Charleston S. C.
tand liiunt, Thoim son & Co 07 & gg- -Vt
S4treet, New York. Cot bt Fi,' an atern
mission Merchan Is. PitS ro rs and Com
ilupplied. Liberal cash adevian Guano
tiinaets, and the chokce (t,vaneson mrket
afr'ordled. wIth t., 0mm --..tihree mnrke
.'Thero Is no mistako about it, Plantation
Bitters will ward off Fever and Ague and all
kindred diseases, If used In tiue. No faml%
ly need stiffer from this distressing com.
plaint If they will keep Plantation Bitters
in the house, and use it according to tb dl
rections. The most Important ingredient of
this medicine is Calisayu or Peruvian Bark,
which is known to be the filnest and purest
tonie In the vegetable kingdom. . The ex.*
tract of this Bark Is the active principle of
all the good Fever and Aguo Medicines pro%
scribed by intelligeut doctors. Calisays
Bark is used extensively In the imanufactureo
of Plantation litters, as well as quinino, and
we dure say they owe their popularity most
ly to that I'Act. We can recommend them,
MAONO1IA WA-rEu. -Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, tIId sold at half
the price.
COMMERCIAL.
COLUMBIA,. Januiary 18--Salea of Ootton to
da' 204 balinktlings 28n.
Eiw Youn, January 18-7 P. M.-Cotton' a
le. lower; sales 1,800 bale,s, ut.29 a 29). Flour
state att West-arn strongly ivors by ers-super.
liae 5.70 a 62i Southern (lull am droop ng.
Corn mtterate ctivo-now white Southern
92 a 9s; yellow 93. it'ld 351.
BtALTI.MOiRE. .l. 18.-Cotton quiet at 20.
Flour weak and dill, receipts sluill prime red
2.2 a,2. S0. Cornc dull-pritne while 87 a 90;
yellow OS a 76. Polk 3) 3,). Shoulders 14) a
141.
CiIAtLESToN, Jan. 18 -Cotton dull and de
clited jo; sales 23) bales-Inddlings 28; receipt.
1.150.
1I'VEttPooL. Jalk. 16- U'eniag .-Cotton dull
uplands Ili; torleans 1li; sales 10 00 bales.
Nxwnwuuy. .lanuary 19.-Cotion in fair de
mand at fromn 25 to 2le
.as is being ster-seded by the new
OxYgenl light.
MARRIED,
At the res'ideneo of the bride's father, (11r.
Thus li. [filarm1on.) o, the 14th1 lnst., by tho
Rev. .J. W. Iliumbert, Mr. WAsINOTON 0.
Gonr aittid Miss SALLIE Ili. IIARMO.Nr, all
of' Newberry district.
The fair brido will accept the editorial ac.
knowledgments for the delicious cake sent
in, with best wilhes fot the long continued
happiness of'herself and liego lord. The in.
vitation to attend the wedding was gratify
ing, and we riegret that wo were unable to
attend one of the largest matrinonitd fros
lies, as itaformtled, wIich aIs taken place II
this district fur ages.
Council Chamber,
January 141/1, 1869. .
The T.. % il Concil of' Newberry intending
mlost i-' iUy to vinloree Vte law agains.t thle
illegal sa"eMol siritois o li<quors within tihe
corporate lIhits, desire to give dile and
timely warning to aIll persos engnged ill
,tneh trallie. It is believel fhat some atre
mider a mi-:411)II-'a een,ionl tis to their rights
inl this lathI, b12 nione s1hall ble spired fo
a Viuolatio of tle law.
JAS. M. 1AXTEI,) Intendant.
..lt. 21 3 2t.
Notice.
All Iersoil it ilhted by Note or other
wise to the estate of . 13. Moore, deu'd,
Are r'gt-(Il'Iv.'il to volm! forward 11ad settilo
tle sa e onl 22 t' lit-ome the littlh I b-uaitary
Ilext, or leyN will i t hil 11t' hott'S ill in t
h1aids of' a Laawyer for coll.-leionl.
AWRltAM MOOR1tE,, A dm'r.
Hoes, Joes, Hoes.
A iniN and2( erit22Jl.'. assoimetnt iiroule'a
bena t:rowin !-' lities, it & ai.n lo
J:. 'Ti:WA. iitT & Co.
Chains, Chains.
A Ill ast5in--n'it, llow Wa.a ta
.II e h.a;i?'tt.it,. .\b.Ioitmn.s of1 al d'
REMOVAL.
Thie liub ;erib,eri ha ving remo1 tved lis s tockl1J'
1)1gtntlsif)C"ICd G.ntt r~t 'ek Store otn. ''
Min2 streei ta few (lor. abov hi old stlan aitd i
lIl be htailpy' to bive is old' 11 enstfotners anJ .
Ste pubbe i geanerailly 'isit h itm ther e,
IIlkis StOk wxill be sold Cheap
orui Cash.
Ja- -02J J- AMICIK,
m~migration Society of
Newberry.
l'Tbc Society' will hav'c mteetintg ont Friday
ne(xf. .lattrary 22, alt 10 at .22n., ini th0 offic'o
of the Sueltity, nhtovet Mra. liaxter's 12aw of
fIe.a 2 'I'. S, BOINEST', Pre'sidenft,
sTOVES, .STOVES.
Stoves and Tinware.
Ao>lae Eniii >$ lected assorftment of
Coand for 12 suolfr 8ea s, ttylwatys onl hattd
oi t' ih A g ir ,2 S n( i tn th e S to v e b u s i5.
and's beII ui,f'~ tt tt e l I a m'or'te m plete
be atd y otrdei a s i elo'h moniey fthian can
>lt -i i'ila t your' interest to buy your
I. lie dievotes Ihtimsel exeluasively to the
tove ald 't'ma bulsines, landt Is dependent
ntal( tattt for ai support, and of coutrse will
It v'ery enrefl't te that his customers get
naothinag bat te best at the lowest prIce.
2. Youi cian make 2a selectIon frotm a lnmg
assorl ient aliwnys ha store.-g
3. If' any part burans ouit or 'cracks or
pi'ed via ba hve it eiet' repaired or
4.ycvry Stove is warr'iantfcd to work well.
fidoes 22ot yiau hatve the privliege of re
fitrning it it ONE MO Ni. after purch2ase.
5. [t Is esptechtily yourt Interest to onu
ecaur'age ente1rrse 11nd( inus'try itn that class
of peqrso1ns (practhleal mlechantles) who are
an absolute11 necLessity', to ever'y com..
mun11ity1.
'Te sano reasonls atpply wIth equal force to
FE INSUlIANCE.
iEtna Fivo Insurance Co.,
HIA1{RPORD, Conn.
Inlcorpor'atedI 181..
Charter Perpetual.
CashAssets $5,000,000
TheIi Str'ongest Fire ins urance
Company in the U'nited
States,
RtISks Takeni in Newvberry, 8.0,
GI EO. HIUG GI%TS,
A gent,
Cohunbinin, 8. 0.
J2n 122m