The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, June 16, 1869, Image 2
. A k . htek,
Our sketch ts translated (fom an enter
tating little book published seno season@
Ihack o Lelpslo, ad cted the "&bach Al.
ahaa." - The pastor t a viliage nomed
Itollendorf, establishes among the limple,
Ainded peasantry a ihess club, which, in
the courseof time, Is hito'-ed by a visit
from a neighboring Baron, art estimable
man enough but overweeningly conceited
an to his skill at Ohess. Ie makes terrible
havoo among the untutored and unpiactised
villagers, beating them all, right and left,
and overwhelming the humble fraternity
with consternation and dismay. It hap.
pens, opportunely, however, just prior to
the great man's departure froI Rollondorf,
that a young native of the village, jrho has
been years absent, and is now settled as a
Upsteal irector at Vienna, makes his ap
pearance and hears ot the hunillinting de.
feat of his atitient comrades. iIe makes
himself known, to the pastor only, and hav.
lng, during his travels, picked up some
knowledge of Chess, determines, at all riaks,
to etcounter the formidable Biron. They
are accordingly introduced I ansI the B,tron,
conceiving him to be otto of the members of
the village club, prepares himself for anoth.
or easy victory. They cast lots for the
move I the Viennese gains it, and forthwith
begins his giio thus a
W111T--[VIan nose],, ...11.ACK--[DBaron,)
i.-Q Kt to Q B ad
Whereupon the Baron smiled .ignificantly
and layed- P to K 4th
V.- It to K D 8Ad
At this move the Baron broko out, "My
good young friend, what on earth are you
going to do whith those two Rights ? Pon't
you see they must be attteked and driven
hack I and then your game will be lost be.
fore you dream of it. You should .ilways
play forward your Pawns first. Th,,r"
r to Q 3d.
'1 thought, said the young maP, very
mtodestly, "1 thought I should have time to
play them afterwards."
The game goes on
I.-P to Q 4th. QK t to Q B Sd
4.-P to Q 5th.
"Ah I that is all good," remarketi the
Baron, "if you could support the PAn,
but you will never be able to do so, as
you'll soon discover, for y our two Knights
are in the way."
Q Et to K 2
.-P to K 4th P to K B 4th
G.-Q B to K Kt ih.
Baron-That, again, it a very bad move.
Don't you perceive you must now either ex
change pieces or retreat Do ,hich von
will, mi game becomes developed to the
disadvantage of yours."
P to K R srd
8.-Q B to R 4th
Baron-"Oh, if jon play there, the
aishop's gone; you had bettet take back
that move, my Friend."
Viennese-"Thanks, sir, but I never re
tract a move once made."
Baron--As you please. It saund, wei,
although it irorA a little of prije to -.y
'I never take back a more ' There ther.'
P to K4th
8. K Kt x K P
Baron (after looking at the position
for some tine)-"Well, that is tie
oddest piece of lu,k.-vould you be
lieve it? If I were now to t;ke your
Bishop, I should absoiately be mite'd
mated, air in three moves. I must take off
the Knight"
Q PxKt
Viennese-"Yes ; IF you had taken the
Dishop, then the check of the Queen would
have been nbviouslv fatal."
Baron-4zad, sir, yo'i don't play fo bad
ly a thought you did. Bat I can't at alli
see how you can save the gane after the l
loss of your Knight."
Viennese-"At any rate. I shall say
check."
9 -Q to K R 5th cht K to Q 2d
11.-K l4o w Q'R 5at'i K to G~ 3d
12.-Q B3 to K 3d
Baron -"ak, sir, fur ther back, w ith
that Bishop."
P' to K B3 Sth
13.-B x K 13 P
B3aron -"Eh ! another piece ? Who
aver saw a playier fling away his nmen in
this fashion ? I shall t.ake it ot course."
It-P to K 5th cht
Baron, after grave consideration, "Re
mnarktable indeed 1 You certainly have tnl.
accountabjleluc.k. D)oyou know thauif I were
geese enough to take this Pawn with miy
Bishop, you ctould win my Queen. Fact,'l
assure you-look here ;you would firstI
give me check with your Knight, compeil.
lug me to capture your Queen's Pawn, and,
then you would play rour Rlook to Queena's
square, giv'ing etieck. D3o you see ? For
tunately, fiowever, I can go with my King
to Queen's Bishop's 4th end escape all Fur
titer danger. There, ir"
K to Q 114th
15 -K to Q R4ithch K x B
16.--Q to K 2d cht
IIere the great man pondered long, and
seemed a little discomposed. At length,
whht afl'ected gaiety, lie looked up and sabdl,
''You don't, .1 hope, delude yourself with
the notioni that.you are going to mate mie !
Why, bless you, I can move my Kitng to
Book's 4th, oi: even take the Ktnight with
out tiny danger. If' you will give away all
your men, the attack must come to an cnd
abortly. I shall take the Knight, coute qui
colnte.
K x K(t
17.-Q to Q B4th cit K toQ R 4th
18.-~P to Q Kt 4th cht K to Q it 5th
19.-Q to Q Ku3Id cht K to Q Kt 4th
2n.-P' to 4 it 4ih cit K to Q Ku 3d
21.-P to QlR thvch K to QKt4th
22.-P to Q B4tht ch K toQ R 8d
23.-P ao QKt 6th mate
Blaroii-lla I ha I Aimusing enough, Vour
game went swinmmingly. it played itself ;
I ight have saved it, early if', Instead of
taking the KnIght, I hadl merely moved my
KIng. I intended to do so,indeed,in the first
Instance."~
Viennese-"l beg pardon, Baron, but I
thought when- K examined the position at
that timec It nppeared as if you wouald have
been mtated i four moves, If you had tnot
taken the Ktiighat. Shall we lput up thet
mt-en uind pIay out. 11h game fronm tht~
point ?"
i'aron--"No, no, I'll have no more of It:
I ant heartily gladi that it is over. I've
played tco ma tny ganmes to-day, and have
got a terrible headache."
We find the'abtovt in ouar Chess Serai
Book. Catn any of our readers tell us by
whom it is transliated ?
A ''WohAN's PANl.Atlgta" Is the latesi
,rjet )f0h dissatisfied petticoats o1
a wYork: The body is to assRemble or
8th p1 Octolber, att the call and under tht
ausplelen of a comamittee, of which M
D. 0. Croly Ia chairnman. The circuli
states the ob'ject of this parliament to b4
.to organize a legislative body of wonmer
to repiresent Women upon all subjects o
yltai Interaat to thaemnselvea and thetu
ehildrep. The fuiethon of the parliamnen
Is Io *,ry atllize! the intelligenea and in
doeinnce of women into a moral and re
foratory power whli will act deBnitel,
upon all the waried interests of eoeiets
Amaos' the speelaf subjects mentione
for a' .deeration are public edneatior
prisonand refemry schools, hlet
fss elaber ~ii*b econopny, art
9 N4~ te, t sel distin
spart wongtd
#2 ando tiEls prepore a ray I
AUM.Ar-OoUPONs AND STATE TAX
Es.'-By the following circular - letter ade
dressed to County Treasurer Fleotwood
.Lanneau, Etq*, it will be perceived that
Coupons oin State Bonds will be o.
ceived as payment of Stati Taxes :
' IMxUTIvi DIWAKNNT,
STATR THRASURY OVrWs,
COLUMBIA, S. 0., 1Wt1to, 184111.
To F. Lanneati, Rsq., Treasurer
Charlestont County.
Stt-You are hereby nuthormaed to
take in payment of State Taxes, In ad
dition to "1ill1 Receivable, United
States Currency, Gold and Silvet Coin,"
the Vouponii from State ionds for the
value expressei on the fGice of each.
Thoonly Coupons that will be received
at this olice, sre those taken Amo the
following Bonds, Tit :
1st. Six Per Cent. llonds issued hr
the State, under tin Act of 1844, In aid of
the Illue 111lge llilroad.
2d. Six Per Gent lltitdk issued hy the
State, under the Acts of I88 and 1855,
for the construction of the new State
ilouso ; and Six Per Cent. Ronds issued
by the State, under the Acts of Septem.
her and December, 1866t, "far \imling
(tie past due principal and interest on
the Stato debt."
All Coupons that hare AcNIed on
Bends. denoted first ani scsondl, on or
bore the 1st .ll, 1867, are fimdatbl,
under the Aet. referr.d it, alve of Sep.
tomber and Deeomber, 1 S%' and are not
receivable for trxeo. Ctmp%is of 11%il.
roaillonds beating the State nrswle,
ment, and all othsts , mentioned
above, m\ t n'. .'Iv taken.
st uin2 h neessy to cheerte ex.
tremt n.,N %hh't no (101pons Will
he re-c i,*d % hwh th e Treasurer of Oie
State %, I he hohg<-d oi e ci, As he e,n
not he '..s'rsihle f7r any etros i tho
'matter c omitted by t'oanty T'ress.
urer:
Trea%re s vill p0.ae acknovOt-dge the
receipt <.1 l'is c ircur.
(Signodi, N11.' .\
Treto,ii-t :i e SS, A ih 'arina.
ilrir vNN -V i1'1ri.2 o\m - A I r
ibegent -nun),n S.omh(% (*1 G .C Ix
-EpsissL thrg :G-n.; :T .neirn
rnrid th ,e bi n. nO I (1111 p i I
an y the h -r i : - s :...,.
fo, the 0-: -T ce-hh.
re-ry large s.sy Ci hg e-Ls appe:
ti.ted i th use : c th :-e pc.:p'e.
T hr e kpp: . Sr. k%M s CS.M,, s.Idrt.h
tr'k * ; Z "O' 1%. 11u r aa ai:l h
to en.ter the Cha h c)v,hed .
dericml rolxs. WVh:e t.::- i mr i
painl U si'ie hi 3,~S j1'.. hrC (.S-3
drenly ipreartA & fhny 2-C-eclh,
in a ]l-w uhite toe. v.1 ngi 1 1.c
a i.111e. T hi.,, o.f rr.e., w s th r. ( ,:P N ,V.
dSivine, hJI.J. Ut1; n iU
dnove , ba tr ' ke :--i t . h
den sk SY.U .:' ..~*
nate r i r<". f- i.e qptn vr. i-.',
over tea t.er y '. r'e:.ui . : . .
anid ro&:ed c ai e d .~. T. -e:ts
Tien ing the up-\1r. .11: b.ecaxe OLr:'03.
and some Oe-hSt ted n.. P7e n td
the 9 hiteauadier.c, anA IM:1 tO yr
but the dorway-s e'n. ?'eldal, Our
scpeedi'y made dc . I ece wi-r.doi.
Gbass and sphnter4 ler ini everr d-ec.
lion. The Ghur.:h ums soon emiptic-..
ad pretented thae app'earance of( harr
been ri ldlecd wiith grape shot. Quiet
was 6os! restoered; the cause of thse
disiturbance-the wxhite audience re
turned, but no earthlya inducemner.t enul
ever induce the negi o: to go back.
There '* ere rno contecr ta to tihe "true
Church" amoivng dhe blacks in Albana' on
thme ocea-ion.-Ch-onleL & Sentinel.
Bisnor LYscu5 --lThe* Carolina Spartan,
of the 3d instaint, in : efer i ring to th ie.
cent avi,at of Bi-srop Lyntch to Sparta's
burg.,sys:
B,'uor Lr,sen. ---Thi- dignitary of
the H'svini n C'a tholie' (hurch, IBisl'mip or
the dw,e~ of S..th Cairolina, made a
iiying.. visit to cur town last week, arri
vinig T'ue'day afternsoon, and learing
Wedne:sdayv morinsg. Ills discourse ini
the ''urt flous~e, at night, to a hastih't
collected audlience, was a general reviewv
of the Chi tian Ghurch, lie spoke of
the Conainiksisin of Chri ist to the A postles
- the day o.f P'entecost -early persecu-.
lions iiunder flosanan Emsperors -hernic
lirmnness nod ftti tuse of the Chr istian
tiity rs- Ilhe cli inse preservatIion of the
Church from corn iupting cbange- its imi
inn table sabi lit y andsi contlinu ous growt th
inm s nmbers and atrength, aill along
through the centmusies, un ii the present I
time.
TIhere are not nmany Iloman Cntholircs
in this place, and this is the first visit
oif so high an olficial of that Chu srchI
which hans occirred awithsin our recoikce
lion.
PnsoNA.-Amnong the passenigers
whlo arrived tup yesterday evening in the
Aquisa creek mtail-hsnt waere manny nt ho
had beent in altendance tupon the session
of the A nnual (Gmnneml ofi the Episcopal
Chutrcht of Virginia ini Predericksburg,
which adjournesd on Satur'day last, Gen
oral Rtobert IE. Loe being one of the
number. TIho General spent the night
in this city, andI left here this mnrninsg
on the Onrage train for Lexington.
Diurinig his stay In lrederickshsurg the
Genteral was met oneo morning aboutit n
hundred yards from the door' sf the re
sidence of a gentleman with whomasi he
was to take breakfast by lifty beatutiful
little girls children of tho most pro.
mnintent citir.ens of the lacne, who
strewed timvers in hsis path, asd he
walked the distance upon a bed of roses,
the voilunteer offermings of innoeenee and
loveliness to a bravo and noble man.
[Alexandria Gmazette.
Titu WHtTa Pus Rrotos-Sn.venu av
'rna ToN -A visit to tIhe assay oficers
and mIlls of Shermantown will be gomui
for the doubtera of the great weatlth ol
Whlite pinoe. There bullion In gltteringa
bars-crude, roert, and slippery samai
gamn-can be seen by the ten. Yeater
day wo saw at Mr. Liathor's assay cllies
nhIeteen massIve bars oaf siver', of th<
averago value of $1,828 each making ar
aggregate of $85,780, the result of tw<
day'a melting antd assay. Besides thtes
a fnshed bars there were seine three hun
dred pounds of crude huallion direct from:
the retorts of the mills, and valtued a
.$4,500-Treasure City (Nevada) Newr
A carpet bag school-teacher. in Tala
i dega, Ala.. sentenced.a negro -girl, on'
t of isa pupils, to do ten day,a cooking a
a his private resIdence for a vIolatlon o
a the rulesa of his .chool: -ls r,upils ar<
a rather refractory, and) ho ananages to ge
all * I his horn-i waklt cnah t et.
E~ _W_liY 787, ,
Wednesday hlerming, ttle 10, 16w
Payment fkr etate Txem,
The Treagurvet hi nymotnt dH'vta
Taxes tin addlitin to biN voivablt ti
U. S. ut rnly, tlod nid sthert'r (i
is autitsed to recive tho k4iuptma
(iil State 1ildA fr the vAhtIloptivw
onl the rmec ot' Tiah, vw
1st -Six per Oent 1l'Ads issued by the
StAte, under Atl A of 18, it Aid of
tho 11141e W4idgt RAiU lzomd,
2nd4, Six per ,en%t, IlTris issued byw he
State under the Ats of 1u% d n i '.N. for
the %ostut.i,in of the new State Ittm
and six per %ent. onds ilvued by the
Stato mudev th-e Aes of eptember Amt
ie"embelr, 1806, I't' A\mdiing te past
dle pt inipal 1n. intetst on tho" State
debt.
Alt t'.pns that h1a-V a" ued on
llands 410noted 1 s. nn'it , on %Nt' btof
the 1st Jhly, ISOl, Al.e AIdahhM %mAtt
the A.ot refert ed to oh , of (00epte11er
anid l'i'emb et, 1 $ mi~ ands.'e naot te
aible fr lioes.
Coup.ans e't' 1R..d es mi the
SMAtW onltcen m llimhs not
meta ittted h i\e, .\.,) not h e1,
the 2 l' i n -- A:n ~N.1a% lt ,i) To
the.M tem r:i 'eh Odsta lin )4I gg~
1' Nmar, 't, s,cer I.. Wi C h-Ae 9, te
4' Of ie nt'( r i%L the ' ttable, that
Or -t r .,7' mr., .o ae s t g
a In..", '( - s '- r tv e ",a
'he Y(. e .a. - e s s - s- 0 th A
A , .'iC? 9Y~ .4 t.l
The. Zv.
- .
- 4j -~. t.~
theW.re ry E - :aon .-. apponte
An ia n formen ri ben x
ed:
ruan -. 5. 4 i . on4 to ia nr -A cc s
i T ; : ; lo a .bre wh ir.L 1.ne n, -
tre i' r verb1 icr wrtten, withi anohe
en .ea -, th intact- withc ab' or
t-ve by' r CC. ixtetht the nateo
be24~i. cale t e " foregiirsoltiion,F adopt
ed.
Ot rt ion it wasp o rer ed 6 ith ;.t a specad
mee'ting' edt N ti r 1oci et i i,ii he held rtepr
po' of1 hetn the 1,'reotof desmlegates
to the. r1 St t i Ag ribri l C tanin, 1i rsan to
w ich . the omnI nity. genroaly is rpct
The.sili.~1r Com itt er, a the tittionr
grated fOthetim, to i n t mtitutirre
On . i44 mtion the rsid eltIas adopeted
dvc: r ther iterss ofrd this Poia ety, nnd
lm~t he 'I give n4otle t sne pror ofhs p.
To he ~tiSo rciiet ;sCntsmortion, theoound
tois meet sit 6 the Wensay iite August
89.rdf T h.r tIoNESuT teire.
firm .
Toas M.tr;,tt I.akeincEqity.l rqese
N.spiru A. vitr--Adiniseahto'shiptto.
45hVI . h M ter---Twoorutisswanted
tCirw ie noice nughn- nn ofo isunp
nireng ie.adnw tl rne
Tfhee osi" no 51 mtIo,e aboujot Plnuto
all khtdrdli2sne ised iime ANus
faily need suffe fom thlr dsresin
HnerAsi theIouseION, nu uesory pro tcorngt
enNooti medeiseenty r . rv
an. ark hichr la kl,on to beI1 Box.ne
and pu.s Ntoie-inaheo vegebes.ngo
e4pl of. allthe godee ad AgumedI
eieIIfs . prescrie by ity.en,dotr
mIaufactur CoPelatatonPac Botr ar e
a hiune,adw..r a hyoete
N.A.NL A114Ir WAdnSrirors totie.be
CiWod ar ittnleMngs,' bt they fo sunt
timgWesstrik hard.no Weyi .wel n he
ee tht n e niato apot. t,orgentheo
illdd pwier.f Fyspkn
l like sunshine, decic em gn
It 1.ngrin;bu-'M (1nh ",i tio Ni
te hitl,i hone, doiting tInyst.,odig
TO the OMo" st Ah P4e eIWO ftl Othef
0'anlutliltut I V14m11 m1to t0I
yon attton to th Itown MO mp11ortan
1116trullun lom -Am 11he VoMMeA06o of ,tI
Almnkstn l1to Nelty, 11Oill 1mol' Av
tor 10etkN Now Vokk tio I
tTho tN1t1ttee on I Oblotibmition havm
list rueted mts to olm5, that hloroAilvr thl.1
hIWIA by, 4n101rs and No'r All 11ra4titIt
bWO at uthe41 , 1i mrlvo the vmtlorsoliol
of'the %AVq ftn whow 01i%to th" 10questi
0m, lvitt\ tot hiler atk tll in lormtiitiolt 0
thlw'a whl, th tuvoe o each ese, The
arT epeOIAlly %estI-r% t hi%%w 11%0 etNt
%I,' domItullm, the rOt Ia 'ith' by a%1i
'CAto 61n hep1hoemAOhvP, ot t%o ayInI parl
\W tWAA t\m our llopestory, t1
IItibm'Atot tho'wet, Oh 1m1her satil
lhattte ol th Itiim to t n hpilod,
And, 11n AM\ All tha* m III%% OtO Qhe1%.
mittor of the pelk't% of them' uit
I\t*'n,I%'A ne t%WkII% 1 I Testamens
11%r S-Abhkth A^hool. 'Ot kiklollitl, t,
aNISy W, the VAt'#A%sevof the ItiWe St y hi
te it or (\N%tj HOn I ki ttn i t r DIN,
tok Ovwe th%%y r ; mnd r tlhiy ili then
1'w IuppNiert, the at'rk 1111d Soolol A't
e4 ~~t o nte loewt' their fotile to, mo
oww+ te demand, nem. thenk\ii .4erieatill
d t mim p i' Anor', and .e.pellity
I'\ t at,t whos mne,e\ary dely, All
f'A'A nOW in% h*k,J 0- WAdIVy cOINVIOd fOr
'T\k% nFa%Vl "I"! %\'tho Amerian ll
%e;NTIAt1 ,ns Arve now intl for Ilhe
er Ar'ertf the hri tae forieoly,t
na&n abted. Tal ih l'rovidenth hitt.
Sd the way, a-: ve nliinued spport
eied '.r t ps rye his codelilyteul
4 u -a vm.%fvz Auntrm thiltenirids
.i te will K' .tantkAilly eceiaed and
P 'r cA& >,:e a& he olumia, st C.,obe.
. <.. of eahonh and It W .t
-vtre PV1s-ar* t' ser te uuntt.
I . A . BO L L E S,
Apl Am. RN4 SoMety for 83. 0.
e sa,& C... .eS, 14.
,t A P&F*m i- thL4 State friendly,
SXZ&V Stat adilit Trinity Church.
Ws9- e-Mt :'iae allow a visitor a
b*.e' x- toe in r*ezr to this delightfud
S rid. : ture seemigly
iripst-"j Neh mant young anid uipp
i' s her loiest robes.
The eerce, a ieraoened andtage kept
'.y : th and eMauiul grove aboti
Y'aituli OreA ae mu111titudle num-)
''o prsided a it th utom-nand smira
Biiarniivr soinotof th Zs-,ee sohap-o
sin. I,iy the rningue, RvannerK.
bades, erand substntia 11. dleinga-o
eieso very krind.u hpyadrse bu
12i 'coc, dine ads anund anduifll
dechrted theun ahurbl, abiolutever-gred
wiythe Rets akd neeraving Deriok
A'fder eedri o fa dor. L.s A.ei,wkand
wo presihed the ani," thd wast.
b euah leoaisfy-the holdren oungtmos
camngly, asoman orte. etsnso
Zio.turing tothe mournh, R,-e org. and
hapnyevhall, and thv. c.hlemisng,rsd
swee o'cl din. Thas annonced, andqal
gatered0 A.un Dayabe Jbonutly oaid
with mea.s Mcaitke, adeedthe ahdih
lertie fieldscandlfir thandicortldc poduce.
Arflieru edvertono hdoe houng Aet and
soeonsihend rete nie, thre wassem
Teog eftcsswrebog to aaif h ot osan
Aemadge of souatn worn te li
retni ne scoo tourche, the hrgan on
happy woerofe prchn..It.rendsouht.ed
hadelt melcrosse. Ths Mlooan oeq.,
tReir Mrer. cKittk tadee the taudir,
schoar and aol wo henodtane pofath<e
reu beduin of and dyoung Afpre-i
ctoesblesseencelresteodwupon te.e are gbne.
Thev.W exrie. wer bought tov arclose
Bod, the Benedlet. ai dprooed,s r
tA bMdethoif urneg in the rc,ic
pre of onchyl tochos,dhe hers el
sind aulode teheir a. 0.ea A.tl gi.h
hat latetly Jrovedte lod, ande' onekt<
foer royeswar. Ohno I that theyeacher
btholar, ind hei th voloyed onlte plasrs
July thedy a ulao afst priingusta ra
granebid eAdte and die.foee Wa
Il,the bles eime to"whbc tee aure oe
aoyd Amnthe eulad evioted Paso rth
Wekyh e Me tces the nDistofrtr
porte Ilsnday Schools,rand Ti6no8 wch
arde Vbteir(hare. Oart) e. . D.
UBr,oMr.Saa WA Bo.-h Pub,laishers we
thatn writkas forvenilen.er Durk's Wee11
for fboy and girls nonc phalhedy waI
begin, tn thr clubs, vorue, the w s vou
J,The publiaie isuf a hine premu
lac,eih,tht xspner,"mby thmeaur. wil
senk obaplioraioy's Advrntures a yearxr
asp.4mon therelr cntrbutr to th
H. ayopEsq, Devoted O.ITipknlr, th
~. autho of "sLi~tlo Gifpug"aRev. byoms
.i Goldi, r . E.mr E. r, rs May 1
Iy is uni.vemaly fuonfde It be th bet pa I
r, dueered wie geel ulao. Nowe it
Naeo, Gnadve.
M,QAL ITIM,
m The Rov. J, 1. lionnor will preach in thi
ApRoolitte Ililbrined 01purob, in t41 town, on
PaQbath tioxi, the 30th, morniag and OrOa
ning.
11OAp1t of It -It8 NO.-Th* following
I6ttIlottion live hoon oppointod a iiard
of lItuoronev for Nuwhorry Diistriol, for
thilia excollont flro Ilnuralico Boolety,
"T11n 1441TAIII14," of whieh %n. P.
Nanloo Hsq., In agent : William 0.
Mayes, It. I,. Mo0aughrin, Jan1s M.
llaxtor, A. U, Uarlington, Milas John
altoam ,. 1. Jon11010.
Kltsnial,.-We ha i th 0hoparo of
mloting in our ofAlko l11t wook, With Mr.
K A. ihoilntiho,"and Mir. John Kirkland,
Jr., oft litrhstou, Theso gontloion are
on a hsithui tour or iho itao. The for.
ro revittein the Inlterenta of tho now and
11oltilar Magaiin. XIX (onturr, a1141 the
ttor ilth A trkiam Tontino IUro and ay.
in118%' Ionetimiiikel' pitnly.
VtttNIA Nilnis.-A groat convon
ionvu aIia tickot which will carry one
through to (ho point aimed at. To the
1ivalid 0p1eea0ly Is i so, and 1tose who
deign lipendllg a month or two at the
Virgitila Spritngi arendvkil (lint through
tieket call 110 obtaintled of V. J. 1ollin,
atti., Agent at Columbin.
ruNti l'o Niv. -From all accounts ro
%xlved, tho 8unday School Celebration at
Trin1ty Vhutrebl, on h1st Fridny, 111111 have
beon tint oenalon of uinusatitl interest. Never
perhaplls hlboro were so m1anty children gahll,
ot.ed together in this 0)lstriet. An interest.
Ing comitiuntillotion in another column will
give a good Ioa of this very happy aff-ir;
andl thait ls ofie wits not represented,
was nto thlt of tho committee who exton,
ded at corlial Invitation to attend, but was
owinig to illness.
011u1nC lDKIIcAT IO.-Ol Habbath last,
Sharon Clhurcl, in the Kinard's Depot, Set.
itoent, it til-% District, was dedicated to
the worshilp of God. The ceremonies we
learn, were highly edifying and interesting,
and were partielpated in by the Presiding
Filder, W. II. Fleming,and htevs. J. K. Mon.
diiall, W. 11. Lnwton, J. b. loyd and
1). Derriek. Sharon Church Is sald to be
a beautliful building, and is highly credita.
ble to the neighborhood and friends instru.
ment.dI in its establishnient.
OCCULAR IMMONSTTATIQN.-In to,day's
issue will be found the card of 1'rof. N. Man
nase, optician, and we call particular atten
tion to It, in that we would have all persons
with (lefectivo eight to call on him. We are
satisfied that Prof. M. Is a most skilled opti
cian, and fiom the proofs exhibited to us
and thle many testimonials in his possession,
wo can cheerfully recommend him to the
citizens of Newberry. His Glasses are beau
tifully brilliant and soft, and afford a sense
of rolief to the eye as wonderful as pleasant
and satisfactory. As he will be here but a
few dayo,we recommend an early call. His
rooms are at the Hotel.
Anaivr1.-Wo stop the pree.9, (the hands
alrealy hitving atopped work a.nd gone out)
to mnake the announcemennt thait a Veloei
pede is acttna ly in townt.
Next neck we will endeavor to give a
fe~w plartieubaars, and( sum uip the number of
bones broken, aund nlo5es bamttered. In the
melamtlimea, alny one inl the country is at lib.
erty to riit town during thte week, and takhe
a look at the thing-free of charge.
Master Rhodes hats opencd a Rink air the
store formerly occupied by Messrs. C. C.
ChlaAe & Co. IIe hats nmachines enough to
satisafy the ambitoon of these who have
beent long wishing to "straddle, paddle
anld skedaddle."
DomoREsT's "Y 0 U N G ANBRICA."
Young America is one of the most popular
of juvenile publications; there is a freshness
to it that we find in no other, and a variety
that satisfies even the des,ire of children for
novelty. Half the good things to be found
in other chilldren's periodicals have been de,
rived from thtis, whieh seems inexhaustible
in its stuggestionts. One of its very beat ea.
tures is the lnterent it excites in children, by
allowinIg them to appear as correspondents
In Its columns. It Is well worth the small
sum asked for it, of $1.50 per annum, with
a premitum. P'ublisthed at 838 liroaudway,
N. Y.
DEMsonEs?'s ILLUsTnATED MONTHLY,
This excellentt Maigaizino now fulfills, as
necarly as one Magaizine can, all that a lady
wantst of one, as an assistant in her house,
in her wardrobe, and in her eare or her chil
dren. Every dlepatrtment is complete and
perfect in itself, showing the immense
amnount of labor bestowed upon the whole.
The " Ladles' Club" alone gives more sen
sible advice and informnatlon than all the
rest of the MagazInes put together. $3 per
annum, wih a premium. Published at 838
ktroadway, N. Y.
PAtus, Jtuno 12.--'Tho Emperor anud
Emlpress, In ani open carriage, with only
tile ustual attendance, (love through the
Mount Mfaitre district, noon and evening,
yesterday. Trhoecrowdts cheered enI
thtuslashically.
PAtma, Jnnoe 12.--The tumults In the
streets contintue. The cavalry paraded
-all night, but met with no reaistance;
arrests coniue to be made. Strong del
tachmnents to prevent an outbreak.
ConuoovA. SPAiN, June 12.--At the
r Republican meeting 50,000 were present.
l)Deputlea from every Sotuthern province
I participated, and protested against a
t ,mtonarchty, with revoluitionary speeches.
, l'ho ,Spanish and American flags wvere
entwine~d, whlich elicitedl great shouts
f for Amnerica and Grant. While the
mleeting was, in session, the military and
civil gulards interfered, which created a
panic. Womeon and children were tram
e pled down and seoeral lives lost The
srous then barricaded the streets. A
srosaffray la anticipated.
.WAsIHKTNooN, Juno 1g.--The Cubans
i have despatehes reporting that two ex.
-pedlitions. of over 800 tnen, with arms,
ammunition and provisions were safely
lddad have joined the patroits.
SThe men are tried soldiesr of the late
war. Desertions from the Spatniards to
-. the Cubans are causing frequent colli.
a slotua between the troops and volunteer,,
e whose -animoalties are irrecencilable'
4 The Cutbana have organized their forces
.Into two army corps. (Gen. Thos. Jor
dan comman ds ene. A' bttle between
Jordab's and Lesa's tapesare daily ex
it ted Jordan has ov.e 000 Ami*.
Smaw in his corps, .
to The Tjmes announCe thi 1vr ade
-of Craven ti. -i.- are grtli'go h
teloc1rtede. ~o
TH:
0 QilfI IE 1,1 Flv s!
U.,WITE?
No. 92 BROAD?WA
Wi. 0. ALUNANDIt, President. IIEN
ORO. W. P91ILAP, Actuary. JAN.
ORGANIZE]
OA8h ASSETS OVER......................
NUMHE OF POLICIES ISSUED IN 3808..
AMOUNT ASSURED IN 1868 ..............
ALL ITS POLIIS ARE
PURELY M
ALL PROFITS ARE ANNUALLY .D'
osides issuing all kinds of Li
ithe "EQUI'ABLE" would call attention
I LICIKS," sipon which minny are now assurin
thnse who havo glven it tihe most study and rvik
to a degree hithrto unknown. For documents c
ASSU1ANCE," application can he made to
Wm. F.
0. B. MAYOR.
Medical Examiner.
MARRIED, I'
On the 10th inst.. at the Baptist Churcb,
In the town of Newberry, by the Rev. Drs.
John A. 11roadus and Itlehnrd Furman, the
loy. Dr. fal Manly, of Grenville, S. C.,
and Miss Haltle Iair. of Newberry. y
Bride's favor received . p
- COMMEROIAL.
2twaicni, Juio 1.-Cotton in demand at
28 onmts Ver m1difli,4.
Nxw YoitK. June 4 -71. 3t.-Cotton firter
with sales of 8,700 hutes, at 82j. Flour heavy
'uper no 4.76 a 500. Southern 6.20. Corn
olosed heavy aid dooliniiig. Qo!d 89j.
AUGUTA, June 14 -Coit oi firnier with sales
of0 bates; recelits &); middlings strong, at
B0.
CnAn.UToN, June 14.-Coton 3ulet but
reedy with saies of 100 baltes-mid lings 80;
reaeiptA 178.
L' 'srout., June 14-Noon.-'otton quiet
and tIy-uplands 111; Orleans 12.
A cruel tratibition froim romance lo re.
ality was that experienced by a Cincin
nati girl the other evening, who tried to
drown hers.If for love. but was rescued
and locked up over night on a clarge of
drunkenness.
Laurens is cultiv, *ng the Ramic plant.
DUNDEE BAGGING a
2-15 DUNDEE BAGGING,
ror Sunning Wheat.
Received by
CARWILE & McCAUGIIRIN.
June 16 23 tf
15-15 NEW STY LE PR INTS,
Received by
'CARWI1LE&McCAUGIIR1N.
June 16 P8 tf
In Bankruptcy. I
in tihe matter-or Wv. WV. Housenl--Bunmk- a
By order of the Honm. George S Bryan, 01
Judge of the U.. S Court, I will s,-i, ur
Newbery Court fluse, onm TuesJ.sv. 6th of
July next, the Chose's in Action belonmigi
to the Estate of samid Banmkrumpt.
BI. 11. LOVELACE, Assignee. I
June 16 23 St,- F
Administrator's Final Notice.
LL persons having demndsl against the
A hereby legally notled toree th B
same, to tesubscriber, on or before the
15th day or July next. as on that day I shall 0
apply to the l'robate Judge of Newrberry r
County for a finalI setmlemecnt of my accounts
and discharge from myi A ministrutgion of C
sul-l estate.
If more coumvr.n*tnt dem mms, ma.y be lefth
wih tihe l'rob.mte Judgme.'
N AIilAN IIUN rER. Id
June 16 23 3c AdnmniiratorIik
Wanited
To buqy at oncme two good Mmmh's. p
A'pply to A
Jnnme l m 2% 2t. D). MOW ER. o
EDN(~EIEliD C
Id
FMAiLE INFIRMARYt
eV D. JENNINGS, M. D.,lt rfs
sor of Diseases of Women in Galves
ton Medical College of Texas, respectfll
ly informs time citiacus of Edgefle!d and ade
joIning Counties, that he is now permanent.
ly located at Edlgefleld C. II., S. C., in the 0
PractIce of hmis Profession,
Dr. JENNINGS is now prepared to give G
especIal attention to the Diseases. of Fe
males, iIe har made the reatmnnt of uter,
ine Diseases hIs speelly.
Ladiles who may require the servies~ of i
Dr. JENNINGS will be rseeved Into his 0
famIly for treatment.
Dr. JENNINGS will take pleasture In far%
nishing refereneas of prominent MedIcal Col,
leges, and Certificates of 1.adies In Edgefleld
County niho have been bed ridden for years,
and who are now completely restored to' I
health nder his treatment.
07"' Charges moderate.
May 1920 tf
C
1869,.
IVERPOL AND 1LONDON F
S
AND t
d
Globe InsuranceCo. *4
Capial. Surplus and Reserved
Ansd.-......Gold, 51I,000,I00Oo
Daily C.sh eipt s, p a
of.............................o,ld SG,o0 j
Tua ARRxvat. REPoRT IoU TUB Tua 1868
anows,
That the Premiuums were......'.....Gold 5J
The Losses amounted to.......... .'g
Thse Asset. have been inereased " gga
After paeying a Dividend of 80 per eent'
amu t o S687,625. the Undirklei
FIRE POLICIES ISSUED, ~
PAYABLE IN d
CURRENCY, GOLD ORu STER- *
LING. d
onARE8 T. LOWNDEZ -
eSuth otia.
i arti tonwbt-.NA ,.I
STRINHE SOCIRTY9
'U
9TATES,
I, NEW vOR.
RY B. HYDE, Vice-Presdes.
W. ALEXANDERi, Seeretary.
) 3859.
........... . . .. ......9.0 ,
..............0........... lo,og,
NON-FORFEITING.
UTUAL.
FODD AMONG T9E AU6URED.
fe'and Endowment Policas,..
o their 'TONiNE LIFE ASSURANCE
g their lives, and whieb Is thought by
etlon, will render Life A,surmnce afar
ar faformation upon tho subject of ''01FE
Resident Agent'.
June 16 23 tf..
be Place for MERCHEANT t
GET GOOD BAIRGAINS F.I
Rlegular Consignments of Best BAltimore
our of tll grade- are offered at MILL
RICES to Dealers only.
)rices Very LOW!
Order from
MARK E. COOPER,
Main Street,
Columbia, S. C:.
June 1G-23-2t.
Irginia Springs, via Sath
Carolina Railroad.
COLUIA, June 15, 189.
)ERSONS dezirons a( v isiting. the Miner,
al Springs of Virginia, are respectfuly
formed that thrnugh tickets. via Rich
ond, to the following piees, can be obis
Ined at the ticket ofi'e- of thIs Company:
Rock Bridge Alum Spr1bgs.
Hot Springs.
He-ling Springs.
White Sulph ur Sprinngs.
C. J. BOLL N,
June 16 23 tf agent.
qpTR EYOR SIGHT!I
BY BEING SUirED WITH
IROF. N. MANASSE'S
IMPRlOVED-PARABOLA
SPECTACLE LENSES!
The moment yovi try these f4asue, yogi
i fin d them supe,ios to an ever used.
ng study and. extenrey practIice enabs
rof. 3Maae to) cit all impaired csights c,n
mcerer inspeerion of clhe eyes.
Pr-cf. M. e-an bee consulted for this weeg
air, at thce Ne-al.-rry iotel Pir-for.
P'ersrons wriincc c.Aits at theitr re.sidence,
iI lad-a.- Ia ve~ *her orders a't the Hlote4a
June la ; it.
r the I)i<tricet of South Carolin,. -
Blank.repc.v. I the natter of J. Wesley
By rehoin :a petition for a'j's.liestion' of
an arucptcy. w .e 4filed on the -- day of
ecenmber. A. D) , Is5s, in said Court.
This is 'o fire notice that on the l10th dlay
June, A. I)- IS#;. a warrant, of Bank.
Iptcy was issued aga.in5t the Estate of J.
esley Chappell. Ch,ppell's Depot, In the
ieeanty of \e .berry, S:ete of South Car.
as who h. is been adjudged a banakr-upt om
s own, r'eiton :that the pasyment of any
bts anid the deliivery of any property be
n"ti(g to said Blarkrupa; to hima, oir forhis
a' andc t' e er,net of any property by
mc, are forbirdden by law; and that a meet
ato the er dito,rs ol sad Bankrupt, to
ore thcei debts, and to .-hoose one or more
Sasintsc o. is est.ite,will be held at af'ours
Bmk\r p.cy, o he holden at Registrar's
hiee Nteterry Senteh Carolina, b4ar
.(. J.aeze-r, E.q . Registrr-r, on the 29th
by ot Junce, A- I)., 18u9, at 10 o'cloek
.M.
U.. S. Marshal as Messenger.
by A. P. Pura,
June la -i St Deputy Messenger
)istrict Cour! of the Unifed cSate.
3r the District of Snuth Carolina. In the
meatter of WIlford F. Peterson-Bankrupt.
It is ordered by the C'ourt that a meeting
the creoitors of said BLankrupt, to prove
iti debts and choose one or more assigmees
his Esta'e. will be held at the oalee of C.
.J.cerer. Registrar. Newberry C. IH. 8. 0.,
a lihe 29th day of June, 1&t, at 12 o ceek,
This meeting is in lie'j of the flrst meeting
creditor.' ordered to be held before HIery
immer, Registrar, on the 14th of January,
139, which meeting was not held on aecaut
the death or the said Henry Summer.
LOUIS E. JOHNSTON,
U S Marshal as Messenger.
Per A P' Pifer, Ileputy Messeuger.
June 16 23 3g.
In Equity--Newberry.
ewjid B. Kinard, vs- J. A. Crotwell and
others.
Bill rot Inju&nction and General Riet
11 ap)pearinag to thee satisfaction of the.
iurt. that Daniel D). Stone one of the ue.
as defenadant to this Bill, Is abseqt byond
e limiats of t hats State, on motion of Neoees,
sir, PoPe A Pope, Plaintiff's Solicltosa.
It is ordered that the said Daniek D).
one do plead, answer or demur1 to
e said Bill within forty dcys from the
Ito hereof, or' the samte will be take., pro,
n'eIs> against him.
hr aeder of the Gourt,
Clerk's Ofike, June 8, 1869.'
June 1o 23 5t.
n the Circuit Court.-In
yhn C. Cald well, Ex'or, vs. A. 0, Gatlagp
ton, and other.
Bill to for-eeiose mortgage, relf,1 &e.
Bly virtue of eah order of lion. emne 30
'r, Judge ol theo. O~utIre r bet
Irenait, pasted li} t, ca
trfetadante, oa thattne o IW
ail, and Caw ttdl
IsWeC or demot~ to sald abI wthnj
ays fkom the puabigti~o ha.idw
s0iawme will beta)ir-~
.Cnn.k'e Ooe 4yee, j.