The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, February 02, 1870, Image 2

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edgesday, Fobruary 1870 On our outside will be found a very tetesting :tter from a young Is lend *b1 the conthlent of'Fftoe. 'hls ttr will bp followed by others, as he ligna visiting several localities during eyar, and will give the readers of the 41lj4 the b uneilt of his obsesatlons. -)n.-nextMunday. sale day, there will, a lnrgq, nlvtllher of persons in town. o will be glad to have those who are tbld nll and settle, those whose eriptions have just expired come up Sene ',and those who have not yet seribtet, to t'eluy no trger, but come sand take' our plaper. Com one, coie Enlarged Paper. re-present our paper at length in its rged form. The time iixed for th lis the first of January, the .commence t of the voltunw, bit the best laid a snmretimsti are tpt . as was the with ours. The diflcultie overcome art however, we have:thlepleasure of rig the Herald in its improved and "ed form to its n'any renders, nid with a steady and lerrsitent effort ep on iiproving in the future. It eur purpose to bonst of what we done,or of the cost incurred in mnak. o present eniargenett ; this is.un ry, it speaks for litelf, and all we for"a continued liberal antd earnest rt at the hands of the people of the t and elsewhere, na the advantnges doing may be apparent to them. inlly do we ask tho people of the - t to give a heiaty. isupport to its -,per. A We rd About chehe'M Mark,. ittle mark innocent and harmless lulrneler and votin, aitsl so esseintiil to the .riewsp,lper pub throws some p1in -into high cld. ts them intti.n [evor of indigna-st mn+"h Nn, anltfs'' niuch theref''r -:InAhed ani1d scoltljt that we ate ined to adospt the jilan heresifter of 1 the Iejet ionable M on e time the sutbser-tp111i"f each mbyseri ut, and TiI:s s'oM ' TilE l':AV . It ided.to enfirro this rule before, hlily beggedi'ts to Contin eNoe , ni - :ax of "settliWg ethnrtly'," :tat-it strictly dane, and hence the i. I These panries (ogot all about t-ise, and after Waiting we cross spell anothrt,: -ind another ; hapis followed. Whose fault fter six or eight tnonth:s, may e - somie deeply injured friend ( -- comes in, settles up, and gives r scoriig for sauce, as only a i t bagger ought' to receive. N ed dear p-ttronp, we are as Ii red of making the cross as 310:1 s lve ii, andh henicelietth~ we will. t one time, and stilke out, at time, patince andu pencil. ' istil l delingnent though must emi-oenasio:nally.-if they do unitil arr-enrages aire squat ed! Blue Rige Railroad. vresthglitem ofY vs Ii nor. road, and if it be correct in it is a *gut-ject of' congratuini ity as to .its early 'comiple. ~ change of depot. The Cou- Ie swell uniderstood that a het . lie fo)und for this rondl than 'The inew ronte coniieese t, atthis ince,nnd i t te original line eighteen i .thlis:.;tintL Bly this ar eStumphouse tuninel ai sedlate ones5 can be avoided. itatnco cnn lbe saved by ii thtW eOst -:of thte ne collbetion Elf the od one14110 uteg .WIe r,joice in being Ie,tttemlenut-by ntuthor ity. Leg. pre'judtice entgentdered' rpiise oil iecoumnt of lie b Iinbility' of horinig throt' tam 50 tunniiel. Blesides, we frmn more qunrters thtan a d will beL comphiletedl at at will throw the trnek ini ani ~d with it a chanige of a oney Wanted., di, gorelF mioney te) keep thei tw nig. in syite oif hi. uty ande reform heo enn. 'lite Fort at cent less Iti ti 'et t hen dleprtmen.its at- dh overy day, nod; so far to. h9nesttt creditorsi is .rensury Is absolai*ely a legt .somuw here." is a leak someiwhtere, Q-theo whole tub leaks, to 10e1k Ilntil the entire la~ dis~ to pieces. Grante I. is that to be won lie whole crew watnt di hoy will have It too, ~overnment" Is bank a she "Is ahnoat and hionesty. Tho to 4 e~tsitvagane. 9,' 9 ng whlich costa the ba es as tuch as that o(1eat predecessors,is Ci oyes of the .people, y CrB the moncy goes. Aeake, and a pretty : i pjtoof hils plans of n~ #bdlcal h watt more cv ricarpet bags, and co rs,-constabulary gr iidn.y in 'ferment. lie ~ care of'th'eIr Inter. edrey thto text edec. ida#e to praetjeo ml **kdout. Tho c Npao titlesse of. en hpgilquitous party 2 t.,#ibing of ron w( re(renchmnept,i oul ights, this,A 4v4i(It holig thae 9 a~ot to wQrk opt W dehe so pteb , '.9 ., - - 'S Oreenvillo and Columbia Railroad. A thousand and one rumors are afloat con grnihg tho iituation" of tio'.above renUd. r read-rs aro eawaro Illt -ti laro anmount of i0 sto-k of -the road, nearly .24,000 shares, j is I been bought up at sonih bi o1e:'?.? I ler shnre. And, without doubt, the m4n4to a )f the rond has passied into other hands: the & purchasing party having secured enough stock together wih that of the State, to have c i controlling voice. . Wo learn that an egent of the South Cr-r ina Railroad is now oh the G. & . It. It , c >fferin)g 50c. suore on tiie share than wvas re, sii;ed by tho:o stockholders who sold to the igents of tho other psry. I Thls-wholosalo sacrIflce of the stock of thle I ibovb rond cornos to us like a ckp of thlunder n a clearsky ; for under ihepesent efilcient nanagement wo were led to suppose thnt it f was prospering and daily increasing In im portance, and bid fair in a few years to nt tsin the position that was hoped for it by its a Friends. t Railroads. This is the absosbisg question of the day. and s new lii.es and greater lisiclilies are everywhere lisoussed. No sooner is one gigantlo -fMort a uccess, than it Is tanrcendred by another. The grent event of the day-the inter-oceanicor Paci io itailrord-is ro e oner completed, than the s ides is conceived of constructing roatds of greater vidth and with quadruple traoks,to accommodate cars of imnsese size and strength, which are to move with t>,ceeding precision end velocity. I Now we see that with the "Tisdale patent ad justab'e Axles,"catscan be thifled for nny guage I of road. This is a deoided facility. A couple or rretght cars, built for this purprse reached Geor gIn list week from the lichmond and Danville rosd. The railroad kings, wholeal in dollars only I by the muitlhsn, are l.ishing South. They see an c tiitisg feld, and eonsbiisation is their watch. wrorr, and to this end will they purchase sad throw a half dt en lines hato one continuous n tep of road. stid inssurale a ne' era . if the m.sny schemeo now on the tapis for our . Starte tire suceessful,I there in beo ai net-work ofr railroads that will runilly and interecot. every ocality. 'I he Augn-u ad Port ltoyil, the line itidg th ithe hasiinsell i1uits ire si nuit necomn pil; whi!o we hear of liniks from (Grrenville naid Siatantsburg to A,hae"ilte; fr in 96 to Aiken; t floit Fr-9g l.evel to l.e.:ingtom; fruin Newberry i o (he,ter, Ac.; with the line rsmn -n.iter to I I,iusuli, ilies ate nstany t theta spoken of in 11 lie Nor-th east:rs portion of the Sinte, I (stur '"oulle invu ever tser ni enuflient'y alive o their tonu Stasit ieteesls: the illie Ridge tt hottl 1i,any a year ago hnsve engaged their in- e livkldi i lad lisnssirt'us attentin. The ronas liu sluduie sothnarl ount tnr State. cirert I "inal of it' bis1-istes that would flow hither tore tihe chuiir.is OFs 1n, ifu t sit i, no Unni1lier naftlsesnce prsiststs el, it.i from western North .urulism the sriplit-s from ihu groit neoster o ources go ttii ln, while the eastersi rondsa inke is tuns our State n.d its m'ntispolis, imuch thit I ton ki it.cieere their wenlth ndit importance. ThIe ceiJeineu thns. ihme i.siriets, 5pyntinhnisg i ud ,reinv lite tut ds ire desired ir consoiahs Iors, undt ito ftsnt a part ofthe Sthern l'ucillc e iltlrisnd, with 's.ri Itoyai as its 'erminns inay i.r ,; true. ('lhu rh:ston sIould look tell to her s iurels. - : _- ri Valuable Oft'r. . 1 As thieltoney hea, Cultim.o is Qene of great. a iti'esr,-te hive ntdo"anrrann-inotsil wits 1 Ille pmoplielors of the New York Hioe Kee7p r'ss Jusrnill nm the Nstiortnl Ay.itrtnrist rt visch hsaste tsecn ret;ently eoipolhidamte'i and 'iiioved to No g7 Park low, New York,) ti .furnish those vnlnhinrlts papers aid the Itt in e' nrry luisald, to new or old siubssesi . crs, for uhe low psiee of thrdo dollrs and li xiv'"lte cis. Also send free and post pl,d, liists to lk-e Keepers," a prnetlent pntyph.ls ini t of :32 piages, and "The lDee Keetpe'i'u . t.xt fook.'-t'u WeO hiope that maniiy tsr onr sideesribmers *iIl *protlt hy thist libernl oil'er,'h itecon. ilidatedci ,iomni; is ai iargei, ilinstrated donsi.T iie illernt delu'irtmisenits: Ilne hieptjiii:,' Igs Agrieiiruiie," Ilomse stun liresideg, nmiul" le haI,ses' ismli Youssni l)iepairtinuenit. ' 'Jrudge' llaizeirias ni native Sutth Cs ro- fs rinn i, hnin~tg becen burn . in L.exingtstm vi istriit, in I1808, nis we are infor metd - si tinencted) at thet Sou th ('siuli nn Col' 'i get, inS Ithe tlinot of the presidenrcy of thet .i to i'enern,le I). Copet; t'itert' upo o5s r prnectice ofr inwi, in the villasge of l,x to gtisn, about theo y'ent 18332; naud out 'ii vernl termis rtpepsted1 the poetdie oift~ *xinsgtmn hii thii ( let oraml Assembuhly, firal all n.meitubersi' of thie lio ofi liepreu~isna .0 'ces, aindi ten in te Seisntsf thleState. " o iws eleted't, bay th isltepubslienni pa r-i ,in 1 8d'8, to theu u'flice rf iutenanti go avernror, ami, umssler. tu es.t itntisn. -enmse, ox cilleirs Pre'sidlent of the Sen. e, whichl tuile he tilled, till ins the win. lii r 4sf 18(8 lie wes electedi 0one of thme cir' . sit ,Iidgess of the Sutte. ni" Ilks denth erenteg ai vnenneyC3 on the E nech, and thle questioni nisses Wiho is to ke hsis pinse.. Whiper of the llionse, 06r ii11 Wiight or the Srjnate, both coliored, (i d bsthi ipromlirnetnt lighita withs lhis .i sty are spoken of itn this connietion, N ti the in prtovndIsa -that 0on0 or thtoia. her of them. waill ho ste imn. Etlliott, Xl ~o cohoredi, is sporken af besides in n ju. ~ fil onnetion151. Per'hapis we may53 hngve o coslored judges. n While tin the siuject of a divisin of.i L' lonv'es noun ilshesi, we tmay add1 thati sief Just ice Maises its putt1ing imsself CA' ruingh fr a sent ini the Uniited S.ntes, E ii it i.s thouight ho ill win. l'r'I Editorial Melange. o Iliondi River firidge is~ r.ompule'ed,s i l'oIumltai is to have1 a nuew hanik, sirs Preident Sanunvo wias recently rxecettd. thie Riliott fir spoken of for the .Indwgeships. ge2s liha Penlbodly funeoras fleet arrivedi at i'ori% thit iid on the 2Oth tilt. fers itey. lI. WV. Memmrinlger heas resigned tho Vai Isrgo or St . .iohni'sr Church,. Winnisbsro, taill I D.'Prenuico of time L.ouIsvIlle Courier. ex5 Isirnal Is dend, lie wats otse Of the most Co tlnguuihd jomirnaliss in the couthnv. phli (Imrta arne tanking holidayi-l'rince Ariitr t)ni :0msing South. le is nild to be a hrand noC yombl of ulneteens. L tirighami Yoiitig has an army of 25l,000 co opp~oso thie Uniheil States sand defend tio1 lyguamy- - all levels, p,ohored'Sottator, fromn MIessIsippI, giv arrIved in Ifash(ngton. Hie insists on 1101 la4nd egnal privileges. t )r; liker pastor of St. Mary's Cathollo ry arch, dlit on Supdag last, aifter. a sevo I ligcring illnecss, lie was sixty-thmree Ies of ago, -and nessft'rially beloved, P est {erald ibuatto Jan. 30tate- that dortdan lng reared P'tello, kIllIn f'orty. ofilors, and lsms led aog wotnded 40 mori,11a t) unh'irsthro, o w yeatr A day. TIre insurgents are in force' .It. rIiheri,at netouttis sasy that titO work t- an ungelialag - A frlca, is aogun. Intelligent 1' tired mien iham thto South are preparing to the Idrially penetrate thre country. . Di'. Liv ingetone still heard fretm, We cl po that ihe wIll yect give us a volume of 1 od news. :What if ho find the sources of' CO* Nile ? tsar Phoe Southern Ottnrtian, under the able St., suagement of0. A. Polham. Es has re- a Wred . the of nrnllaism. }.Ao s" C., aaIgt editor's.. We wish the et i lienry Pliachho, the dtinguished comedlan, :he lo has performed before the olioe of the 'i srid, died rcently at his home in Lohg Is. han !d, . I 4 yiour of' hIas agh lie was j A sgn th6 sufferers by she recent fire in st., er , were the pritor of the StaI- ' 'heir ofieo - gi 4.eggydestroyed.Ir b V' glsid to learn that ts'sra 'llenure & olet ~ley wvill hiav6 ItlitolReporter ot agasin pnil Virginia. The President having signsd the Vir inia Bill, the old Cotmonwealth is agai State. The price of her ttdnissipn is the uourteuntit Atneudmunt test oath. The ubstanco of the flifteenth amerdmnont it a follows : Aitmec.k 15, Sr ciox 1. The right of itizens of the United States to vote shall nt lie denied or abridged by the ;ulted Status, or by any State, Ott c itnnt o,f race, color, or previous col. iitonn of tservituds. Sreinn 2. Congrests shall have power itsforce this article by appropriate "giint.ism. The follow ing is the bill: Whereas the peopl9 of Virginia have roumed and adopted -n Constitution of State overnment which is lKepubliutn ; and where a the leklislature of Virgin,ia elected undet aid Constltution have ratlfjed lthe Fourteenth ndl Filteenth Asmendenoats to the Constitu lon of the United States; and-whereas she 'erforiance of theso several acts in good sith wias a condition precedent to the repro entation of the State in Congress; therefore, o it Resolved, etc., That the State of Virginia s entitled to representattiot In the Congresr f the lnited States, provided that before my member of the Legislature of said Statt hal taiko or resume his seat, or any rcfllecu >f said Stato sotli enter upon the duties of its oflco, he shall tako, sau..erihu and i tle in he offico of tite Secretary of buate of Vir ;Iiai, for permnanent preservation, anl oath a the form following: "I, - - , do solemnly swenr that I mave never taken anoathr as iamemru ber ofCon ;ress, or as an officer of the Unite-d States, rr us at enmber of any State i.egislaturo, or is an executive or judca l oilleer of any +tate, to support the Constitution of the Jtited States, and afterwards engaged in nsurrection or rebellion agaiust the samo, ir given aid or comfort to the enomies there' if, so help me God;" or suchi person shall n like manner take, subscribe and file the ollowing oath: "I, - - , do solemnly wear that I have, by Act or Congress of the 'nited States, been relieved from the disabilik 1-s imposed upon me by the Fourteenth mendment oftho Canstinution of the United tuttsa, nso help mue God,'' which onath shill e taken bel'ore and certitied by any officer twfuly nuthorized to admirnisteroatihs. And ny per:ot who sn iI hnowingly swc:ir n'seltey in tnkitie either of such onsths shall a ceemel guitty of perjury, and shall he uidshed tietrefor by inprisotament not less hrn onte year and tot. maore hans tn year., nd shall le lined not less than *i,000 and +tt tnore than $10,000. -AmI in all trinls r any iolattion of this resolttion the cer late of the taking of either of said oatths, -ilt proof of th sigtturo of the party ne ust+l, shall be taken radt held as eonclu.ive vislce hnt such onttlh was regn'atrly and awfully aintlistered by competent an tority. And providei further, that every 'erson who shall ntaglect, for the period of OIrly d tys n-xt ai'ter the passngu of this :Solution, It) take, subscril,e amt ille suitch nth as nfirstaidh, shatll be deetned and ttaiken, > al intents and piul rlposes, to hiavo vacated Is office; and te it luriher provided, that se sal Stale of Virginia shall not be en th-d to adaission itn' the Cislon as a State Ct-c'pt upon fundramcntl condition that ter uns litiout sall never be so asmenled or tsaaed as to deptive colorei citizens o tthe git to vote or hold ofnic tialer that Cons litlton; ant Ie It provided further, that the Itaa (to Virginia is admitted to reresenta" sm in Congro,s as one of tie States of the nion supsts the tlloiving fiunhamnontal con ton; iamt the Consstitution of Virginia shall :yr be so nmneded or changed ass to tle, ;'vo any citizen, or class of citizens of the aited S tales of the right to vote who ate i led to vote by the Constitution herein cg irtsr1 except as a putnisltment forsuch il) )r re.now felo,nos it cotmron law tl-tnr 'th' aill iasn6 v dnu dily convicte sder rh latws equy alryn ilenblo to nll the hnhjtantsof sald Snte: l'rovl-led, That any erallon ofaai.I Cunst,tsst osa, prospectivo its ei'ects, nitty be made In regard to tie n ant place.of resikluco of, voters; but the 'satitution of said Stato shall never ao go sesdid or changed as to prvent assay per it, Ont necust of rae, color, or preyvIonas ndthliosn of servlttuds, frost servinig as a tar, or taartilluastig ieqsalaly inth is chtooi bssI or achooil prsivilteo.praovkded for ins 1(1 Conastitttona i'tu s.:xx-Kt:Pants' .lOUitNAL~ AND) NA OXA , AutaiUna5ttsT itor .lausna.ry cots a m's-sny igaterestisng ntisl vailuabilo artiel 'as aa.trated. w'iih applropatsest easgiravinsga, in ivo detinteunis . of "Ibts'.eeelug,"' i4tienfture," 'loIstae undas Firablah.," ':1 ~s iand Ysitha'si )'pasr:msenat.a s.hartielas heas Newa Iluanaay E'xtractor,''"Th'le Nowv York sstry Shtow,' "Thea Auastrslaahi -iaee.-Hn .". eatch illustr.sod by~ a biotiful sangra i, assd the nmethods of fetill'zing itatian Is-ens itn 'onfliemtent bsy iay dironse desisred, u 'at-ceinily ltrterttsasng. Ona Is thfront psnge a fino,portrait of Mrs. -El.en S. Tu'spper, saerica' a most d istinganiahed idiy writer lbec-enittre', ni one of the editos of' tl< nirtals. Tlise Fe.a ryaa nsumtber will coat sain lasurar.it sif Frtas hinsber, lise celebra'tedl ass er' beC-kaseper or K-'.ropie, to lbe rfollowedL' thso portrssa tat of tzlerztn, lierlepvech, anda thle leasinsg aapliaiants of Eurssope asnd ineria. 'This Is a now resaturse followisug aer improsivemenatsmat sil sinsc the remsoavatl 1 'onslkltss istasi yet the pubtlishses -nslish the .toast'iilas n$ a yar. Om a' ssamp tle ay rsnt faee. Adetrs'iis ii. A. KINI; & I'O 37 l'ark hflow, New York. tunnts5 Wkxtc.y yost B avs Aun (ltat.s - s1-smsitly sart for .ianusarsy. of this exceltist i'nite' jsmb Icle .tinhs beets receivetd. Wei nw ofino pas-ar taf its klhid thnt we eats reconm dmrehigisty. 'The fuoltlwimr is Its t.ata of in .'tssasdvesttres of tiig Foot i a; tby thse aasthsr af Jnsik lacisall. II. aalo'. ta; or tiny t.ifa' amnssthe lindsatins' bcy It'r it. (oimsa g--ttssusrated, lit. t.tthlinn tsh'. t.ltte at the I iiiad s utn issotte; by Mrts. 5. i4. :k-illstratedl. 1'S. 'iTe Angel's I4ong; a rlst sas $l ts y ; bc ' sirs. 't'etodosin F'ord--lsss teda. V. (iresn , spies-iihstated.t Vi. 'Thea soSsory; by iiir. I'. O . TIeisnor. Vii. L.ittte lile; by 'Sirs- 31i. s3(cenze. Vil. Mirium fter. T'. I. itdselt, A. Ii. iX. Annisa ltoll' I osiser i'emss; by M\rs. Musry Ware. X. ito illi haylie; sat, Stinsrpi-nissg lIse iits--iltait. ,is thl'ssrllsns-- ialataed. Xii. lithenne straied. N lIit. A $oets ('nlro--iisstrated. V. (locd News-l:a.uatatesd. N V. Jeranaiemi Iatutrssted. XV!. (icnsis of' hit'esve-iht,t ra X V It. tOis l,ittla'Fotka-thiree iilustrastionss. Ilt. Outr i*tler tlssg. NIX. t nr' inmsesay .isr. N N. P'.d issrisats, cio. Taos sus 02 a yasr. A . lisurke& ('o., pubaitshecrs, Maan . assaMAL , t;AZE-TTri, isnd sa iasgnailcleent late y joutrnsai it is. 'Tisn editor msakoes thec fl 'ing libecrasi offer: S3000 for Compeiatitive iesa 1870. For she lElevens best E<as 00 will beo awairdedt, sandt $1000 adtllonal I be paitd for thae Twensty best Compaiostios chsolarss at schtoot. Thewcss are to be ssnb teal prior tot A pril 20, 1870, and the deci.. Swill be anntonneedsu insas th.July numsiber of F.iasenttesonsi (OnzetIe. .tor the 'Teni Mar tlists of Subh5cr'ialins $500 will be given, first recvisng St21; whaile uncaqahalied of I ate msadue to pnpalils to beccomio nctive can sorsa. lThe ,Janatry numtbor gives fuall ds' a oft thsose awars,a andu thoe terms will be .ctly fntIlhlotd. Ashadross, C, II. Tturnecr & , Publisherus, 607 Chsestntsst st., Phinill a, Pas. Puablishaed mthtsly-prico $1 per V'1anaTEnt'8 UNADRSiDOP.Da UZOTIONAnT .USTnATED EltTIOt.-No pasins or Ilor Id hauve boecu spared in making this edl avhat it Is. W~o tinsk this~ work, now, is thtat we can expect isa a dliihnrasy. W~o tait ouar utiguraItmtled comutn eidatiqh, atud so to see ecopy of It ina every schsools I, ail in every edhtor'g roona, asnd ins eve 'asmily In Pennstyvaia. IPresby terian Standard. j aTotitooon's zaw )IeNTNa,Y MAGA8tsu fisr rnary. Itlis agem bells in exelenaco of illt sand in typogrsjcbleai oxetntlin. 'Thes presenit I aber gIves a tposrtrait of (tars FJiisher, beslides Ice mitaslo, sandt good rendting. Susb5erlbe for' Pubhlhed by hleasj. Ws. ihitokaock, 2i fleck I at., N. Y. 08 per annutm. it Mttnnona og TYPooIuAVSST, a etaSt aid to tIpographsicalfinertty, is nubilsthed by' T, raenior &Co., New York. 'The unusmbor r-c. ed is for .Decemaber. tu Monwst/ra fosr Februsary has bont re ad, Ant elegant illutstat Mlagsatino of ions m,id tante woerk. ECvery lanst oudy s it.'I nbshled by 8. T. Taylor, 891 Canai h1. Y, 68 por year. ta Exont,ajes )foitsit.T )fA oAStNK, pub 4i by 0. 1,. Ven Alien. JIronadway, N. Y., at er annum foreceured foi the first time, its aarsae is attraslivesand its price remarkably su Ibenoor. 1)AT Ysttn ft'y Febrary'~ is to tI, It,le ats elegant JurenIlo mnaga luoe, tand I5i e e m .ghaday 1e6kr, iat ar si'ouner ebigatii ~or a -conyo hI. raeedings of thae Anmtalonuvnott ofc the a h arolia~ Agr'iculintaktid-3te.hsaos, e 'e dN .,M T-nmphle a tdiy Meesto. WQhJer, afs & ('t~C * LOCAL. D7" The vahte of a district paper depends in a great degree upon the completeness of its LOC.r. Ns. anttd wo beg outr friends to foTward for publication any and all Items -co,mig under their observatton. A new Post Oft hts been established at hittle imauntain, Newberrr Co., and George MAtts appointed Post M-ister. FAVOR -'l'he Iion. II. T. 'enko, (en. $nperintendent S. v. it. It , will please ac cept our thanks for the favor, which covers tieyear 1870. A WEDnIo CAKx.-'To the young bride - ho several dj ys since sent i' a -wedding cako, do we iinko our politest - lam--wish ing that .4h1 may realizo nit the felicity thatt.fthe poets over dreamed in behalf of those that are hold by the silken tio. May her marital barque gihlo gently down the stream of time: and reaching the -golden wedding, permit her to enjoy uIs happiest fruition. Episcopal services were hold at St Luko's Friday night last. Ilov. Mr. Duliose;I of Abbeville, read the services, and predicated a practical, eottco and vigorous lecture upon the salient features In the lire of-the'h'eroic apostlo and evangelist-Paul. i)ivlno service may be expected Sunday next by tcv. Mr. Miles, of Abbeville. Seats free. 'rite public are cordially invited to at tend. A Tunxi.-From time to time we have had occasion to notice the bestowal on .or. "table" of large and extra large ttirtHs. This week we chroniclo the arrival o fthe largest ever seen in these "low, grounds of sorrow." It is huge, and beats tho qartiff Giant, in that it is true and trite. The bill of lading and invoice nalled to one a pjde of this immense root says, that it is from J. I). Alewinc, and was grown in llartin ship, Anderson County, on Long Ridge, on waters of IRocky Itiver, and weighs 12 pounds. Ilow many ships it took to bring this turnip down iocky tiver to Newberry, we haveo not aseertaiined, as the parties whlo brought it to the table left imm dintely after getting relieved of their burden. Snoo FtY..-Tho' Charleston public are more fortunate than we of the up-country. Shoo Fly prevails all over the streets of the city by the sot. The Academy of Music has gushed over with it. For the benefit of such ot our renders who have never heard it we givo a santplo verse. Would that we could give the air also. Here it is: I think I hear do angels sltg, I think I hear d angels stng, I think I hour do angels sing 1)c angols now are on do wing. 1 feel, I feel, I toel i),t's whnt my mudler said 1)o angels pouring 'lasses down 1Upon dis tiigger's head. Cunonus-Shoo fi) I don't bodde'r me-I Shoo fly I don't budder mcI t hoo blyI don't bodder moeI I belong to company (. Perhaps at a future time we may give an, other verse, provided this one b well re ceived. In the meantimo.quito, a dispute is on foot as to who sh ill h"*ve the tionoi*'f'lie authorship of Shlo Fly I .WANTESD AN INDIYZUUAL WATt! i LANS NosE.-iaving used up a gross of .rp pen 'cils-tIoto or less-in nmaking.toc-oss ina'rk and haing In several instances rcc titve "tsreb" instead of cash, twohNf ok' the t lotk an1 4for 16md'pne witlf akiidge, -to;,go. .round and collect altlittlo irnnl, dud lie: The sltuiijtfih isndn'lypii''t' tthe masculine gondler; we vau~ tnn, fork tie matter; howv long a wontan's nose-inay ho ashe need -not: apply at this oilloo. ' apoleol-saidt that.when iho wanted anty good hard ,work donie, tie chose a nlian w ith a bong noso~, bue'uso blA brenthing is bold mnd flee, his thrdt, as well ais lisa kung aund heart, coolnand cleart. We'dl have no ohj-ctins to taking gn a iyorg1an, provided sh10 couli fill tte bill,, bu't tho pres ent style of dress and dlashionts dre lnjuIariousho A-ce anda henlthy Ter-pirathmr; they cramp ti-o, hungs an;I, sqau'ezo the he.irt into too small a compai)t1s to ad mit of p)racticall 11<0. A t the' first refuasal of some cr-usty followv to pay, aiithe flrst "darn that cross mark ,"'i woman would fly into a thotisand pieces, and -we' would have to ilck up and adjusi tioelco6s, mnd perhaps got a blessing for .our piiq. No, give ius a man. Any~ one with the requisite proboscis mtakinIg early application ean get a good position. AssA U.T AND AnnRisT.-Wo regret lo say that ani assault was made on1 Mr. Lane, our new policeman, last .Sattu-day afernoon by a party of young men from Edigoflold dls,, ta:let. From1 what we learn, they were in liquor, and created such disturbance again-t the peace of the town, as caused Mr. Lane to attempt theIr arrest, to wvhich resistance was made, and in which; violence was done ihim. Assistance being ronidered im a how-ever-, the par-ty were arrested and lodged in J.4ll. rThe Council having no nuthority to hold persons in arrest longer tihan twenty-four hours, tihe yoaung aen in question were released till Moniday morning, on depositing each $50 for their nppenrance to undergo investigatIon. A t the hour appointed, court was opened, t',e ilon 'Tmos. M Paysinger presiding. The in)vestigaution resulted in a floe on one of-the number,, and a bond! of $500, with scurity-, fotr oach to keel) te peace. Thelu prompt action of our new municipal autthoritios in catusing the arre'st of disttur hers oif the peace', Is highly commendabie.-- I No tman, native, or from another district, be I he wvhite or tblack, hans any righ:te diutur'b' I the quiet of ottr town, whether und.or tha~ in lience of liquor or not, This Is right Messrs. [ntendant and Ward?ns, let us ityg peace. Tis is the seond inst we wvhen our now~ suthorhties havd-acted tihus promptly and well. lThe othaer ease wvas thtat df an attempt :n the part of twvo or three thoughtless boys, liso ini liquor, to break up a religlitus meet% ig, held by the colored peopho, some three sveeks ago. 'Arrests were also mnde in this ase promptly, the parties fined, and we hopeI 1 stop will be put to all further cases of the a ind.. i A oa .Won.-A lit of Passion-otting t rnarried.j A (Chicago belie is reported to hmavo cut her I Ithe toes off in order .that she may wear e atlher shoes.-. A bachelor used the fo.liiWing mnodiflest ion tf a backneyed pl raue In conlgratulating a tow lg-mtic 'ffibud: 'I *ish you much C The wvreteh 1vhe can stanud in a pair of I dippors, worked for himt lby lits wlfb, atn, I cold her, la a brute, and deserves to have a ho gout-in both feet. A cit lv.en of Chicago, Ed ward Carinan, has ento to his death from having a wife. Ills a htirhing Bikget hit hith over thle head with I Scluh, and dilvorced hoerself 'witotut assist- lE tie fronm lawyers. ( A bride of:Pdrtlopo, Canada, got her backd np beehnise the groom was too drunk to stand tp, and marriedl thae groomsman. A little vhiskey stved ono mnan s it then. A young womatn in an Illinois town is so >ious that shoi has to get a futrlongh from the ainister to attend a dane. 'I'his is the latest r aranch of minisotrial trade and commerce, What perils ladles will eneatnter to be in ashmion. They are generally supposed to a how timnidity in the pr-esenee or wild eat tle, >ut they would tather face A naad bull than 'v tot to have their dresser gorod. - 'fts (. bA o for satuay ~nd )ebnru , tiet -reedlivedi. Tbeial G4uard [i tvt4to l ite. ature science and art. and the paQlesof 177 Ci nt '0), and is p)ublisBhd by[ tht mu dem o iratio konaso, Vain lRvr, Iforte Co., fom vhot 4nmen thoe )a Ioir,- Ntow st goowitipte o tu toribe for it. SJn nio snimriiis 60 en v Rossvit.L-t S. U., Jan '20th, 1810. T. F. CwntsxxEKF, Esq. DrAtt liarir:--As you know, the morn ing of the 12th inst, found us packed, load ed, and moving to our now home. How hard to suppress the riting sighs and chok iug emotions one feels on leaving the scet,es of childhood, and the friends of our youth, especially when the one most dear, amorg the dear ones, left lrehind, is the subject of great uilliution i Mlbowing all these off' as far as possible, we were all bandboxes and baggage-at the Depet in time for down tr.tin. Aided eltleiently by our mutual friend, W. Gl. l,, we vero soon TtcKKD and.ClISCti for Cohi bia, On this line nothing uncommon appeared ex cept tWe largest number of fat ueni aboard, perhaps ever seen at one time on this Road. Inquiry was instituted :.s to w hat it 'meant, and otte Of the corpulent buddies replied "We are going to:ba.ve a fat mnan's ball in town. to-nigh t.' I didn't' attend. -Colnm bia reached in safety, we were mnet by our friend and relative, Mrs. Eliza B. and' chil dren, who took care of Aunt U. anfd little ones during the night. l. and J. tidih,g comfortabtle quarters at Hotel. N" xt morn ing, bag, baggage, wife and all, reached (;harlt tte Depot in due inte 'right side up.' here we overtook some heavy baggage, liipped three days befoire we left. But tjjrough the kindne-s of Mr. Dloukuight, -the Superintendent, all we had was put on the,mail train and was safely delivered at .Ilnekstock, with ourselves. How fortunate to have-everything arrive at once I Here we. found brethren with' tran.sportation awaiting our arrivai . In a short tine we were reloaded and moving towards Ross v.lle, the place at which tIhe Parson.tge is located. About 4 o'clock we reached the present capital of' Rocky Miount Circuit. What a scene Is presented, carrIages, bug. gie+, first appear, then Ladtlies, (alwayt :rst in a good cause) gentlenen, married and untuarried, step forward to meet us. What a rbeeption ! Twenty years in all Itinerent life, lnight not witness the like again. Din ner is antnonnced. What a dinner ! Jim A. saidl he felt like somebody had just mar. ried, and we were eating a wedding dinner. With what we brought, we are as comforta ble as any preacher and innily could wish. That first night of our arrival here, will not be forgotten.. flow we had been preserved, how cotfortable we now are! What cattse for devout thanksgiving to cod. These thoughts came up and when the hour of prayer hnd arrived, Iiro. Fcrgusou ;ed is In devotion, and we felt tnat God was nigh. To be brief I am among very noble people -generons, hositalle and, as far as I have seen, pions. Oh for nbility to serve them so as to join souls to Christ. I have made some very pleasant pastoral visits, although it has been rain'nt; almost every day sincec o4 arrival. On Tuesday Ia t.I rode seve rail miles to marry a couple. at t-good din ner, rceelvel an, X in Greenbacks. for ser vice rendered, and returned homte; feeling "t.r there are still some sunny sp'ots. . find this Is a f.n1 Iisrming0okintry. The t-he 4 andi soil resemble the I;tdinlt -lreek porton-of Newberry 1)ist. An aburndance.. of grint ins bee t sown thlo . fast ,fali. La. OI:+oens.te bb?uificient fo''le -demanuds, r.1l the hands aeenj A o have fallen In ,prmptiy, anrd are worl(tg 'eiecrfully. Tlie -fari1ersi are hropeifui. I s hanre aletyd -x abdlodu mny scrible bievonid Its inuei.nd ligln, nI wvil. elo-ee try sayving clt. we ri ''n''el arrre pileasai'l, te couirnr a. ut lirtese Onr higitest re.garnl.a. -J 'rogret that I did nr.t see liherufore weOt Newbrer,:y.. 'ire flerAhl Isnn ixiorhsl lookot fur, bunt hars not yet epmue to haIrrr. *If' any Inquire of irs,, say th(at we carn hre heardl t'rmnr by add,resnsing~ us at ilosaville, Chiestr istrict, $. C,. liu snte 1o wrn' iona vr our. self. J. .iM' l(in. " We take thre libmerty of' pnublishintg ent ire the ablove letter of orrr friend; feelimng as sared th,it ire will notl objeci,- prti 'urarly as we -aire confident ,thit it will'a0'ord no litle gratificatlonr to~ hiis mnaei frlinds, to knrow that his lirres hanve fallenr in ai pleasant place. We tr.ust 'tha' Ihe and iris .ftimily Diay continue throirgh thle year, as tigoy foumd themselves .at tile Chrarhotte depot, rigirt s'do up," thrat mruch goed mrey me done for anrd with . those generous rople, and that an X in~ groonbaek imay be said hiint for every couple Ire may marry hood lnck attend him in all things spir itumal ?ird temrporal. Tit Sou'tt C Asto:.t NA CONTSSTED Enx.r. -to CAFr. --A special desipatch to the Ynarl"stonr News, (dated Washingto.', Iannuary' 25, says: The hloruse spent the entliro day in te uting tire report of tho Commirt tee on 'Jieetions in tire contested election ease >f Wallace (radical) against Shinpsoni, h)emnoernt.) from the Fourth -Oongres jional D)istiict of South Crirolia. At >nc time, It was decided, by a vote of 103 tr 78, thrat Simpson .)Iad a prima facie tie to his seat jbut,'in consequence of ire severe fightmug Abd (despe(rato efforts if the leading radicals, this vot'e wtas re onridiered, amnd the prima farcie rebrort of he Comnmittoe en Elhectionsg laid err the able. Tis leaves tho case open te corn est aor itt nmerits - 'but, pending tii& Inlcdclision. of tire IIouste, deprives ;imnpson of his scat. The scene in tire Ionse, during thre debate, and when tine inna voto was taken, was among the most exciting ever' vitnessed dutrinig the onisidenation of a copt ested election, 'rTu CnAmn.EsToN Nsws Asa its Ax 'oUNeNMENT.- We observe tihat tire )hrarleston News hays down what It ails "T'ho Phatform of tihe Sonuth Cairo. ina Demirocracy." We desire first to ay thart wo mnak o no issue witih tihe News ipon the subjo,: matter of its declara. ion. But It i duo, at luetgt to this >nurnmah, to say that we do not tecognizo bie right eithecr of thea News, - or any ther journal, to lay down the plati'orrn f the South Carolina Demsocr-acy. Wo resuethat at the right time, amid in its wn way, the South Oarphinra D3emocracy 'ill lay don:n a piatformn for thiemselves. ni tire mean time tire News can do no nio; manr give oxpr-esston to its own plattern ; nd we have the'right to say, with tIue rrnrtesay, that the News hias exorcised an nithor'ity wvhich nofournal In the Site as a right to assume. We, "who have uorne the heat arnd .burden of the day," o rnot assume tis authority, anrd we1 o not intehd to concede it to other tmnas.- Pheonix. Mrs. Rawsvlngs of Brnswicek, Va., walle ttig In hIr room in tire evening~, sur sunded by'lher little chIldren, was shrot at rrough the window and illedI. lIer liss andr( returned to find his wife murdored ad theIr ile ni'srthefidas chIldren weep. g ever her. Whnat a pioture of ga-lef, anid hat a conasth.cntary up'en the times. Tine frio lilness anti heat in the Quaker rdiasn .poh 6(y toes a\ g,6od wvo'rk forn the re urn of tiio Vavnges, .T'ho, "poet idlans" irtainhy needs, anti Is entitled to, ani. en. hltened hnumanitrty. lie Is drIven to thre MtARRIED, By the Ite. .1. llawk ins, .an. 27, 1870, Mr. (VALLAC 1li8tsR to 311ss KSTELLE DA'YIS, Atl Ill of Newberry. The fair brido will accept our compliments , Por i piece of cake. rc COMMERCIAL. I t NwuBEnay, S. C., February 1.-Cotton 21,E a by al ZtoLUDIIIA. S. C.. Janunry 31.-Snles of cotton of til to-day about 8 t bales-mid lings 23j a 23}. of l Nmw YonK. January 81-7 P. 31.-Money enasy the+ at 4 a G. Sterling 9. tInld 21}. Cottonull unt i declining, with sales of71K) bales. her AUGUSrA, Jantnary 81.-Cotton market dull of S atid liwer, with sales of'49) bales; receipts 087- Ordi utiddlings 231. ('I A Rr.YS-rox. January 81.--t'olton market di) briu amd } a. lower, with stiles of 2 .0 bales-ntid" den d11ng:t 24. recellits 1,' G9. .I.)ay I.tvaruot., ddulunar} 3.-l,ventn .--('ottot hot tends dtown-tiplands 111; Otleins 11 a 11.o. Ilt Newberry Prkles furrent.s pre, It.\(I.N(I-(;unny-per yard.......... 27 a 28 Cot t1Al,E, li(l'C.-letnj. per it........... . a ] lat:inIa, per lb...... .. -. -ACON-lianns per Ib............. a 25 te $houlders, per lb........... a 10 the Sides, per I................ 18 a 20 law til.UlTlON l-. w-rlb.................a 20 tie Ci t1 N, or bushel....................1 26 at 55 -1r ('tl1t 3 Ei A L. lier bushel............1 40 at 6) -i ut CAN)l.KS-Tallow-per lb.......... a Is Adamantine, pet lb..... 22 a 25 COFtE' I:-lio, per lb............... 26 a 8) K0 .nguy'rn, )er lb.......... a 8'3 sUe avn, per 1b............. n 40 be! ('(Yl'roN Y AtN, per bunch.......... n2 26 F,;$, per dozen.................... 25 a 80 l I-' .tit. per 10.) lbs.-.......-..-....7 r-) .1200 qt12 ;it!N 1't)W DEKlt, ter ............... a 40 1 1l1t1 N I IF.S. i-r lb... -.......... .. a 10 dri IltuN--glish retinet, per pound.. a 7 Sweles....................... 0 o h n-t-......................... 1t) he llsnp.......... ......... a 12 l I'ltw Steel................... . a 12 . l'o w re...................... a 1o 11t i,Altl), per lI-...-.................. a 26 MOLAS$AS.-('tba, pee gal.....-.... a 75 rot West India, per gal.... a .. 1tw Orleans, per gal...1 16 al a2 NAl t.$, per keg..-............. a7 00 de O.ATS. per bushel............. . - a 7r, lii ONil)Nt. per bushel.................1 60 a2 00 'CAX. tr bushel.......-..-.......1 75 r2 no be l'TrVTl4S-lrlsh, per buslel.........1 7S a2 t0 is Sweet, per bush.l........1 (10 al 25 n 1 I' "IlN S--Wh ite Lead, per lb....-... 14 a 18 ItiCL per lb. .... .... ....... a 121 A I. t ,er sack ....................... 2 50 n2 75 a r llIt (;tl.K-S. per100.....a........... as ) nt SUG.\It-l'ulverized, ,er lb.......... a 21 (rushed, per lb.... .......... 20 A, per 1--.............-.............. n 18 ti C, Extra, per lb ................ a 18 of trown, per lb.................. a 16 TF,A-Ilyson, per lb-................ ..... 1 50 a2 60 lInperinl . per lb .................... al 25 n' lihek, ti-r lb.......................... 1 00 at 60 11. 'i'A L.lW,(1 , per lb............... 10 t 121 o ViNI(ARI-' A 'ider, prg ni................ a 60 VA ltN1:S -t'omth bedy, per gal 4 5) ar 0.) tI C(opal, per gal...... 1l3 Si et I Il EKAT, per bushel.................2 a2 50 it LATEST QUOTA?IONS OF SOUTHERN SECURITIES, a IN CIIAlti.ESTON, S. C., P Corrected Wookly by A. C. KAUFMAN, Bro ker, No.25 Broad Street. C ti FEI';RUAITY 1, 1810. n STATE SECURItTIEs-South Carolinn, old, -a 62; do noew, -n 80; do, regist'd stock, ex lit G;:1t 76. (rtY SxCUlt'ra-.\ugusta, (;a.. Ito ds 80a 84; ('hurleston. S. C., Stock. ex< r fit, 52n 6- i4; do, Fire Loan Bonds, -a 76; Columbia, S. C., lioads, - a 70. har t.nIOAD lloNDs-lte Rige, first mortgago, --- n 0; Charleston and Sa anntla, 68 1160; Clear lite. Columbia and Augusta, - n 81; Cheraw and Darlngton. a 81; Greenville aed Colutnbin, 1st mort. -a76; do, State guarantee, 58G0; Northeas(ern. 80 a 82; Savannah and Charleston, 1st mort., -- a 76; do, State guarantee, - a 04; South Carolina, -- a 8 I; do, 71; Spartiatburg and Union, - a 50. - nAILnoAIt SToOga-.Charlotte. Columbia and Ausru,ta, - a 56; G reeville and Coltimbia, 11 n a 2; Northeastern, 7 a 8; Savannah and Charles ton, 2 St q 28; hnut11 Carolina, whole shares,- 88 a : 3o-i l)shnres, 18 a 18e,. . - ' iXouA az.-&o-No.v York Bight, j off par; t, Gold, 12J a122; Silver, 11b11 .s -" . SOUtIi CAROLIN nANK BILLS. . *lank of (''harleston......................-- - S *ilaeek of Newherry...................---a . Ihank of Unanden...........-.............0 a - Itank of (eorgetown....... ---.......--- a 2- ( llzunk of South Ca rolin a..................-0a Iliank talr 'lie ater-----------...........18 a - - NItik of lIamtburg.--.......,............ a -- Itak of stato ofrM. (t.. prior to 1861.- .. 6.5 a - Itt:k ofr St'e dl' S. C., ls.'aro 18ien ant 18r2.1 a - *lnntors'nt11(1 l lecha seic' Brk ot'Ch'r;eston-- a - *P'eeopl&e hanis ot' ('hnaleston-..........-- a *tinso liattik of hle-sto-......---..---a - . S''tawesterm it it Itunke ol (?lnuriesto,n- ol:.- a - So>nthwe.utern it iI lh'em-k oC'hearlesIoa,n.new,-. a - State think of (:haestou-...............6 a Farmuers' and Exolumnge l'k ot'Ujipriuston..-- a % I tExchantge hanik t'('o imin .....'.........- 5 at- a u'mteina.fBunk or (!.lutuabjn............2 a -- Mr-eiit'1:1- lntl I leratw....-........ a -- 'inteers' lnk .t' Fairllet. ..--...... 6 a -- State of 'imuth 4'nrohita lullis ltt-eeirable...par. . lI C'ity of'Charleston Chunge Bsills...........pur. j *1Bli1s marked lihus *. are benug, redeemed at tht fBank Coue,tters of-pob. '. L. Al- N KI LLER Cures Soro Throat. S Favorite Medicine wth all elansee., i-i..Is l)avls' Pain Kilfer. TIF you have PaInters ('olic, I. ~Use the Pain Killer-. NO MedIne ia so popular As the Palin Killer. i EEP the Pauin Killer always at hand. F you have a Congh or- Col, gA J g Use the Pain Killer. I OKot n not 1)0 caught without a - . lbottle of Pain Killer In the house. L ET' evcry body use the Pain Killer jJ For Sprains and Bruises. 1?VERY sailor should carry a bottle of jn Paln Killer with him. to I EMEM hRR, the Paina Killer is for ni both Internal and External use. The P'ain Killer ia sold by all D)ruggists and Dealers In Family Medilnes. P'ElRY DAVIS & SON, 714 Hi1gh Street, Providenee, Poreos 378 St. P'aul Street, Montreal, Can. 17 Southampton Row, London, Eng, Feb. 2 51imo,.y ri Phlysiia Use Thenm iln Their Practiee. 01 It is almost universally the case that Pihy-.. sliians cond(emnl what are generally known aq "Patent Afcdlcines" Although DR. TiUTr"S LIVER1'PIL 1S NOT A ATENTr Mli)lCtN E. yet its composition (thte result te of years or stud ) is know 1 only to himself, W nnd so palpab e are tht6i 'vfauablo ansative properties that very many of the first P'hysi cians in ,he South and West have adopted them in their practie, and recommend thoem to their patlents. Fob. 2, &-2t. Irritable InvalHds.I Indigestiou not only offects tho. physical i healih but the dIsposItions anti toripers of Its victims. The ysetic becomes; too, in a measure demoralizdb his sitfferlgs. Ie * Is subject to fIts of irritation by as sul- b lonness, or despair, as the case may be. C A. preternatual sensitiveness wvhich he cannot or lontrol, leads him to misconstrue the words to riot unfrequenitly marked by oxhibitions of and acts of those around hIm'and his inter aourseeoven wlth thosonearet and dearest to bim testIness foreign to his5 roanaturo. These we the mental henomena of the disease for which the Invalid cannot be justy hol -espnalbie, but they occasion much house tol dIscomfort. It Is .tot the interest of the l tomo cirole, it is essential to fathilly h'armony * is well aas.to the rescue of the principa e ufferer from a state not far .removed frm P. neipient Insanity, that these syptons of n-ontal dIsturbance be promptl removed. r'hls can only be doneob removing their hysient causo, a dcrangement of thte runec .ions of tho stomach and Its allied viscer ho liyer and the bowels. Upon these three mportant organs I[Ostetters,Stomachi B!t- T~ ors actsimultaneously prdcu9 nthrorough md salutar chane I itheir condition. Th regotablo. igredionts of which the p er ion is composed are of a renovating eg ing alterativo character and the af i rh fel lends activIty their - t !irtues is the purest and best *1h -wi ixiracted from the most whole dardt :ereals, viz: sound rye, No d e Ver) ake this genial restorative for, ' n Be, vilhoutt experienein a no ek nosnhi nr l thd ~ lvo- T us hiis mind' recover rap o day, lssness antd irritablity, .its vet hange.wIi manifost'its~1 is aappy a all ar-ounvd hitm, la demeanor this F6b.45-1i .en ~ .w - at, tI COUNCIL CHAMB3E, Newberry, 5.0. Ordinance to preserve the peace ul good order of the Town of 4. ewberry and to establish police yulations for the same. - e. 1'rc It ordained by the Town Council, and y ithority of the same that after the pa1s- tic of this Ordinance, it shall be the duty j e Marshall to arrest all persons guilty Va lsdemeanors or lighter crimes, within h( :orporate limits of the Town of New. g v, by violation of the laws of the ,-tate all ,uth Carolina, or by violation of an.% ou nttce of the Town of Newborry, and lth g them before the Intendent or a war- an acting in his stead, whom the Intendent pe appoint for that purpose, at such m r as may be desigated frot tine to op ,for a daily police Court and that the j0 udent, or Warden acting in his, stead I have power to pass such order in the nises as in his opinion jnstive may re- S e consistently with the authority of F neil, in such ease provided. rt e it further o,dained, that it shall be IL duty of the Marhal or Policemen, alter jj arrest of any person, whose violation of interferes with the peace and good or of the Town of Newberry, or the con t of the person ariested, tfter the arrest made, Is such as to impair the peace and ad order of the Town, to closely confine It It person, and to produce himn as hetein 11 re directed rot' examination, or proper Ii tinistration of eriminal justice may re r.e. le it ordainel, that any person riding or wing .tpon the side-walk, or leading I ses thereon except to cross the same, be 11 d guilty of a uisdemeanor, and be pun. t'd at the discretion of the Council, with. the limits of its authority. lie it further ordained, that any person i id drunk in the streets of the Town of ' wherry, whereby the peace and good or r of the Town is impaired or the conven cc of oilier persons is interfered with, held guilty of a niisdemtennor nnd pun. able at the discretion of tie Council, thin the limits of their authotity. Ile it ordained, that the discharge of fire us in the streets or roads, within the cor rate limits of the Town of Newberry, he l a mtisdteettor, tand puntishied att the cretion of the Crumcil, wit.in the limtits its authority. le it orduined, that the use of f.ke !ights and mteasures, siljeets the p:irties ing Ihemt, to puishment at the di'cretimi the Council, within the limits of its at-i ority, besides their liability to be proceed- I I gainst otherwise according to law, uud shall be lawful for thel Marshal, from time Litime, to examine and test theeerrectne"s all weighls timid measures t sed in trade ithin the corptirate limits of Newt,erry, Id to report till violations of law in this trticular. He it fut-ther ordained, that any person itght in atny net of putrlic indeceney in te street shall be guiylt of a misdetmennor, id be pimiished ait thn discretion of the ouncil wit hin the hi'tlis of its ntothoritv. lone ntut rutiit Con in"il, and given tn. der tm1y hand and setl, this the thirtieth day of .Jantatry, A. D1., Eighteen lundred and Seventv. T'lOS1. M. PAYSINGERi, Intendent. W. G. l'wri:nsos, Clerk. Feb. 2, 5--3t. 3oyd's Prolific Cotton Seed for Sale. I hare several htiidlred bushels of the bove ianed seed foval1, which ar.- of retd at one dollar nl. twenty-five a huah I, sacks Included. These seed are warran td to he equi to thi, best, and fur tnpe or to,n iost'of the seed sold as Mr. Dick. >n'i. 'I iave made~and picked 180 lbs. 'ed-cotton from one acre of lamd planted ith, thtese seed. Mly addrek:nNewberi-v Ii, . C. N. 11. DAVENPOILT. Feb 2 6 4t. * .Mrshln; IIn iuit1k natn. 'R'; Marshll, I{atitrl.4h Potatoe.. .It. Marslthl, Iluts adeet Portie. . i. Marshatll, 11amth li est of apples. II. Marshta'l, hisn Chieepe. . 1. Mar'slll limf Camidies of till kinds. . it. Marshtnil, [lus Nutts of alil .-orts. I1. Matrshall, itns Dry (Goods. . R. Muttshltl, Iltas Crocke'rv. .hR. Mair.ihall, lins. Glassm.wr're. 1. fiarsl.ntll, IIna-froceries.* -IR. Maurshtill, Say's cmali for wthat you wantl. IHAD, SHAD, SHAD, Yo.'.Are Coming. Fe.2 -It. Well Boring. The iindersign,ed respeelfutlly iinformis the iv.ens of Newber'ry tat lie is prepatred to re wells tupon te mocst r'ensonable trms. I viork warrahsted to give perfIect satislac in. (. W. F9RANK[LIN. Feb 2 6 3mos. Look ! Look ! Profitable 1Employment for all. G.oen! Agents waintedl everywheoro for theo rgest ON E D)OLL AlI SA Li In thte country, whom we offer the most liberal induce' ents. Send for ceuehlrs. S O TIIOMI'SON& CO. 138 Federal St. lioston, M5ans. Or 168 Slate Street, Chieago, Ill. Feb. 2 5 1m. Revolution IN~ TR.AD.E. Your Choceo of' 1000 articles at ONE D)OL AlR cabh. Webs of' Sheeting. Sfilk and ffo no Dress Patterns, &e , includtced In largo 'ders. Ufrcuhtrs sont frece. ItEVOLUT;IIon DOLL AJR STORtE, 73 Lake Street, Chicugo, Ill. Feb26 5 mo. The following named men woero ditty e.e td Marshtalland P'olicomen thIs dlay and ill beobeyed and respcted accordingly : 1st P'olic-nan'-W. .Lan 24 "8n~tes hrinomt. '1 108. Mu. P'AYSINOEI, 'i". 22 18'02t Itendunvt. i the i)istrict Coutrt of' the U. S. D)istict~ of' So. Ca. io W. F. Peterson-lankrnpt. This is to tnosify all lion creditors of the tato of said titmk rupt, to) prove theirlt liens fore C. O .Jteger, lRegistrur, at Newbterry 11., on or before te 24th Febrtry mi r' be debarred from the bienefit of any decree ho made i n thte above statd (caSO. hy order ol' the O<mrt, 1tt Feb. 18ye, JOl11N iF. SPtEAitMAN,q Feb 250 , si'e NOTICE!I l'IM STOKI(UoLDERS 01F TilE NEWV ltilY SUGAlt COMPANY, aro mnoht 6 hy reqitesmed to attend a tmdetin .-J misany, In the Couiragt -!~ ~ tho M., Thursday 'oemra.~ c4- oe oy eb. 2,'6-lf.? a .!i 0011A~,' Itt's 'Ie 'oft tCures di a abl Liver Pill, i *'of the LIver and Sto,nach. e toyant, di * iIdasant'4t*li for Congli., Cold., &o., t( arsaparilla, ad uo' )1*t he gi'est AIfMrathro anid Blood P?urfieu'. s improved Hair Dye, tranted the. best dye in use. These stan. peirathous are for sale by .Drug ietsb i. 8851y. ~omas S. MootmeAti ATTORNEY ATLAW r us. eamed the pt'atioo 6f theq ?aI at pIkeo, anid ean ho fod d the pr#'sent ai o Sltooof 11.41 fAmian Co. b 248 tf. s ,Sapiendia elrer. t . 11In1n mnadi arrangomett wit" duIirst elaes papers and sgxt ub tho n Withtlt llrald agath0e v prle .mme.d, no will hold this tiend ffe opoh to all new n * im now until the first of April, VY mid advise that 'labs be formed in ce nS and that eact niembor of a clgb t 1i11eront paplr, ts tis wllivo g. rlety of intetesting reading to ne1 ode. We f'utthtr. ol'or to those who "II t up a club of ten Subscribers to tbe Ulf. 1 and any of the papers named, q r paper Free, or for a club of twentk e papers uan;ed, one.copy of tho herld d a copy of any of the nagaines orp4 rs In tho.list, ".Yoting ladies and genta en with a very little exertion cn a club tin dor terms so advanta; , )ad the list and terms: TEuNB of auusoaltro.t x . nglo eoppie............. .3q Yo copies.... .,.... n copies, (and ond eXtra,).. irald and XIX Centu. y.e--.. 6 0 arald and Rural 9arolinIan.......... 4 arald and Now Eclectic ...''- - . 25 oraid and Lady's Friend. ...... 4 erald and Saturday Evening Post.., '4 go oraid and Southern Cultivator,...... 4 orald and Rural American,.., -... 3 o erald aitd Stock Journal.. - 3g5 erald and Evening Lnamp;...... .4 g erald and Rivor$ldo Magazine..,. 5 0: erald and School Day Visitor.... 4 Oth erald and Electic Magazino.... 6 0., erald and Peters' Musical Magan4ie 4 go erald and Demorest's Magazine..,, & de erald and Burke's Weekly........ 4 tid' erald ana Southern Farm & Hlon)e. 4 40 lerald and Bee Journal and Nation al AgFiuultpprist. . ..... 8 d, PUllLISiEMS Newberry 41erald, Che Bee-Keeper's Journal AND. flTIONIL AGRICULTURIT have been consolidated, ind removed fmm Cleve S.and,Ohio, and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvan ia, to NowYork City. The two journals in one is now a large illnstra. e4l, gauuuu naarto, eight page paper, contain. ng Five ditrerent departments, viz: llce .eping, Agriculture, home a.nd Fireside, adies' and Youths' Departments, making t the chenapest and best family paper in Amer ca, for only $1 a year. Edited by Homer A. Kilg, Ellen 8, Tupper, and- James M. Kuerter, std publshed by H. A. King & Co., 37 park Row, New York, who send one sam pto copv free, to every applicant and to all Lnterp il-ing liee Keept rs. "Hints to Bee Keepers," a practieal Pamphlet of 32 page, in neat pink covers, (Seventh' Edition, antI 19,0,0), sent p'st paid for 10 cents; also au thors of "Ihe Bee-Keeper's Text Book," which has rehe'd Its Ninth Edition, and 'T'wenlty-Seconel Thousand, having ran Eight Edtitons of 10,000 copies in less than three years; sent post-pnid, neatly bound in red musiin 75 cents, In piper cover, only 40 ets, or one copy sent free to every now subscriber to the two papers, in the followitig' libdral offer: The undersigned, in order to favor our readers, and 'increase the circulatio i Of thb Hlerald, have made arrangpntents with.-the above firm to send the Dee' Keeper's Jotpl and National Agrieslturist, and the Herd 4, I oth one year, for $3 05, mid send a co- of the worik '-"ints to eo-Keeper's," and 'The Keepe ' Text Book," ianE to each "ubscr bor. We hope our friends will shba thi liberal offer to their beekeeping noiEbbors. ; and send to the above firm for a sawnp o.copyt but to avail yourselves of this offer, the mod ry and names of sub>cribers must be sent'6 us. Adidress: T. F. & RC 11. GINEKElt, Feb 25 tf . Newberry, 8 0. A SPLEND)ID CilANCE TO COM ntiNE 'riis~ lEc(NOMIC0AJ4 TIlEC USEFrt.'.t TItlE EN l'Eri'AINING AND Till filCAgii Fi: I,!!! We havenarrangedi to fssrnsssh te.Newe.. tierre trald ntul D emnorest's illustratted Mtouth ly. his IMsieiltrior Miagaxitse of America, ihr Peino- t's 3csnthsly Mangnaineconfainm the ee *'ni.sI ni all i,lther a. inse'tdiir thse ustIiiies ofthe 1 hIseloJd umi Ilonse interests iu all its depart. Thseonssy lteliable nshmlons 1in nll their't1atailet Thse bs-iuties n d tmillits of L.iterasture. Posity Skcetches, Stloris. 5! sic, nri ever-y branah ofia lerlahsslng nti serf:s rm'adinmg zalesslatedl toe liven ans-d elev- Ie society and rmnke our ho' s chteerrust, stlrstetlve, usettsl. and -hspp- with a large anti magifigcent Steel Engravig .28 by 81 inee. etitled "The Ple-sslo on fthe Fourtn or Jul. ,alued at Sis, to each subscriber as..a 'ime engraving s nll done In- ine and kiippie, from thseorigimial paiting i,y Lily P4, 8pepeer, and,l besidcs I ho copyrig,l cost ever seven thou tund4 dollasi, .d is ascksowledlged by.attistato be itse most perfect a dlbeutiful inrgecrngra,ing. over isse In tis counttry. (Crtaitsy Sit) wit ntot pre-cure ansothser flst combines so ucho te, tcrest anti bseauty. i10 censtt for mailing the en' gravig s1 oud accompany thse subscription. Four Coples for Oui Dollar. The Little F'oldier, pubib-hl'ed at 3Mabon (Ia., byv J. W. Burke & Co., is the eese nnd handsomnest Sunsday School paper in, illis cou,try, North or South I Esuch num-~ her contasins sixteen pages.and from eIght to test elegant ensgrav-ings. Single -copies; 5n1 cents ai year. or four copies, sent to ong asdress, one dollar. Feb. 2, 5-S3t. STATE~ OIF SOU'T H CA1ROLINA. NEWJIEliUY COUNTY. Bhy John T. P'eterson, Probatd Judge. W1.serens, W. iH. Abrams, ha'th inada suit, to me to grant him Letters of A dmsiistration,'of thse Estate and effects of. John5 M. Abramns, decased. These are-:thereiore to cite andl adm6ni'sh alIl and aingninlr, the kindred and credItors of the said d..eeared, to be and appear" be. fore met, in the Court of Probate to be held at Newberry Court Iouse, ont the 9th day of Febrnary next, after piublcat ion herof sat 11 o'clock In the forenoon, to show cnae,' if nisy thsey have, why the said ad mnitstration shonsid not be granted'. -Givenm uinder my hsand tis 2$d day of. January, Amunas Do'ninl, 18'70. John T. Peterson, P. J. N. . Feb 1 6 2t. In the District Court of thet UNI FED ST'ATES, for South Carolina. Jan. Term, 1870. In the matter or HIenr,( Summer, of Newvherry Co.,--1Dankrupt, PetItion for Full and Final' discharge - ha hiankrnpscy. Ordered that a hsearing bso hand on the 1tht 'insy of March, A. D-. 1879, at Federal Conte Iioutse ins Charleston .. 8. C.; and -thint all Dreditors, &c., of aid Basnktrupt. appear aS mid time and place, and show cause, if an hey can, wvhy the prayer of the. Po j shoisld .not he grasnted. - And that theo24 asnd 3ll ors of said B1ankrk t . .ceng of('ei lee of C. ., Jry Pl be held at th f ~opgrsA.ir,i 10q Iegistrtor of'3 lay, . flatriet f. 0., on. the 14tlt larich A. D. 18 , ett 1W .. y order of the Court, the QthXd.y of i., 1870.h )NC JEBC Clerk Distridt Court V. S., Feb 2 3 t For Soattb (arolina. TEo Tax Payers. Notico It'.hereby.g1ven~ to taz'payord~ that o tax books fog hO Cbnty will beo opous ky ot Vetrugiy 0 s'udag,'4 witfotji be kept open'sfatil tho e .~'r1,1' freir that time eMi h'e hS~t~ e 'nalty fort lihiAI.tit1yet osed The rates of eti'eettago will b te~ opry p yt 16 tyhe OouStvtn PSftj$ tge*,and a tak* of (.--.F0) 8iilsr idol. r Ooiny purposes. , i Thia amouns te o 86 copis on e~qyit~ red dollars watrth of tafatblo preOt all tAx $1 p6r head. All partietlrly intorcated,wl t iid remnemb~er -to conio to Feb 9 5 2 ~ .