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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-09-13
,ApyERrrsEMEyF.

NEwDEREY, S. CT, Sept. l. 1861
Nr. Editor The Dashing, &e,n ? Rhofeceives
aGoyernment Pap p'tsat the Head Quarters of this
sQb-district, has SO often appeared IN your col;
umns, that he is finally recogattzed BY those who
NEVER recognized him before. He is, however,
known TO other persons than those to whom his
late published addresses were made.
+ He is requested to repeat his visits to Mrs.
HENDERSON of this town, who will take pleasure
in Informing him where his fstNre addresses win
be fayorably received. = F@Y. T..
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROL INA.

= NE&BERRY DIsTRlcr.
By IL r: Peterson, Esq, 0rdinay-cf 4e'c-
berry. District. ~ -.
w HEREAS, john -S.-Renwick has applied to
w me for Letters of Administration, on all
and singular the goods and chattels, rights
and credits of DR.. James A.RenWiek, late Of
the district aforesaid deceased: a& =
These are therefore to cite and adnioaish all
and singular, the Kindred and creditors OF the
said deceased, to be and appear before nie, at
our next Ordinary's Court for the said District,
to be holden at Newberry Court House, on the
22d day of Sept. inst, to shew cause, if any
why the said Administration should not be
granted - -.
Given under my hand this DAY Of Sept,
in the year of oureLorf one thousand eight
hundred and sixty+6ve. -
sr32 ;. JOIN 7. PETERSON. o.s.R.
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DESIRABLE. PROPER T
E7o 90 - II.

The subscriber offers Tor sale, /, ia the town q S
Frog Level the following property :, vs.: a dwcls
ling house, containing eight rooms and SIX htc
piaees, and la good kitchen under the same foois
The house stands upon twelve acres of ground
in the finest cuIaivatoa sixaeres OF which is Ike
a garden spot On this lot besides tss dEeiiing.
Is a large warehouse, in frstrate repair. Also,
two GOOD store houses, on separate lots, which
viii be sold separateiy or together. The whole
ofthis property lies witllsn ninety yards of the
Railroad. The dwelIIia III admirably suit for
Hotel or for 4 pr ssto residence. The above
Sproperty VIII be Sod Ion, and such an induce
ment Is seldom offered to the public, batsas ana
determined to sell It will be well for parties dis
posed to purchase to apply early. 5ssTf.plicatloa
for particulars may be made to Gen. a. L. kis
nasd and TO Editors Of the Aexbsrs Hefald.sss
JOHN BIRGE. !.
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P PROCLA ne A II ON.
IBYTHB .PRQUWoMAL9e0GERE0R0 OF
SOUTH C4R0LLYA.

~, ~. -.'...-.. SEPTEMBER q, 1000,
WHEREAS seeming conflict Of jurisdiction
w having arisen between the civil and mil
itary authorities of South Carolina, under the.
Provisional Government of the State; and
whereas Maior-Geueral Gilmore, commanding
the Department of South Carolina, having sought
an interview with me, as Provisional Governor,
in the. presence of Major-Geperal Meade, com.
manding the Atlantic States; and whereas all
matters giving rise to the seeming conflict. were
adjusted and arranged with the consent and ap:.
proyal of Asjor-General Meade
Now, therefore, ]. BENJAMIN 1FRAMPT0N'
PERRY, Provisional Governor Of the State of
South Carolina, do proclaim and make known,
that the, terms of this arrangement are as fol-
lows ''That in'aH cases where freedmen OF
persons of color are concerned, the Courts of.
the Provost Marshals shad have exclusive cogni-
zance to try and adjust them, for the present;
and that all ether cases shall be heard aud adia-
dicated By the civil courts, municipal authorities
and civil officers, under and according to the
laws of South Carolina. s That the civil courts
shall be opened under the Provisional GoYern-
ment and all civil and municipal officers be al.
loved to resume their official duties and dis
charge them freely without interruption on the
part of the military authorities. That it IS fur7.
tber, understood General Gilmore viii issue a,
military order and Governor Perry will IN like
manner issue his proclamation, making known
this arrangement, which IS to continue till civil
authority is entirely restored in this State ard
the Government reconstructed"
And / do hereby call upon all persons and orr
der:them to strictly obey and carry out the.
terms of this arrangement.
Done in the city Of Columbia, the day and year
above stated. 3. +. PERRY. S.
BY order of the ProYisional Governor.
W. H. PERRY, Private Secretary.
e The newspaper. of the State viii give
three Insertions. Sept
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a nlomentt with oar Exchanges.

4.
THEs zaALD.-We E are gFatifed to perceive
shat friends GaENE6EE Of the Heral9 are on the
.h;eE road to prosperity. P1erbusipess has been
so much, Increased latch, that they have been
compelled to enlarge the diplensicns OF their
sheet considerable, and yet they pFoRliseto TO grow
Still greater, and before many days have elapsed,
W III issue a full double sheet. e Fisa ahese
gentlemanIy contempt eyegy success lrnaggl-
nable, for their energy demands large reward.
We are under Obligation to our esteemed
friend, e. e. Elford Of that sterliagg seali78eekly
sheet, the Greenyille Aoantaipeer for the above
handsome notice Of the little, but growing Her.
aid, and its humble pyoPrietors. Cur pgoyefbial
modesty would in any other case cry out against
giving it publicity, but coming from such anzes-
.teened source,We would be, doing wrong 70 pass
unuoticed compliment from one with whom ,. I'VE
hare. lived and eEoye:. can only say here's
cur hand, andlong Iye the AouRtaineer and our
friend.
Since the above, comes the anderson Gazette,
and anotee from our good friend Hoyt, which
cur readers 2il pardon five publish, and at the
same tine we recommend to. them bis excellent
paper as oneamopg the best that comes to Us.
'sThe Newberry Herald e8mes to us considera,
bly enlarged and improved. Increased business
and prosperity. are the cause of this changesior
the better, and weeongratulate the energetic and
worthy proprietor upon their wholesome eonoI;
tion.n =
z- Insthe same budget We are pleased to see the
Abbeyille Press, lately the Bulletin, in mucfna.
proved condition and larger size, and under the
editorial direction of5ts heretofore editor, ". a
Lee, who. now after so long an interval once
more graccs the .sanctum editorial The Press
Speaking Of the Herald says ....
-s"Ehe last issue of this velteondueted journal
comes to, us, enlarged and improved, and the pro,
prietors inform its readers that tho increased
business of the office, both in the payof subscrip
tion and advertising will likely justify still further
improvement We congratulate them upon the
evidences Of their prosperity, .andupon the reTlv
irg business oftheir District. The EaperEeArcpre
seRts the business and>enterprise Of tiles ac0mmu
nitB.2
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LaureasYille Female CoIgege.
MILL. NOTICE.

kFAEE gndersi gaed espectfnity informs bis pats
pons that he VIII oaI3 be able TO go to
for meal or gTist, once week ereait Ter, on
Friday afternoon Of each week. All orders for
the same, # left DR. Souil 81 yili be faithfully
and promptly executed Thankful for past
fayors ne solicits ontinuatiop Of the same
Z. d. CHRISTI aS.
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PIAIl0 AT PRIV a ATE SAT.

fne Edoards oetaps Rosei0sod Piano, in
IN good order, can be purchased. L applied
for at an early day. y
; Price $500, currency, or ndiddling cotsan 10
marketable order at 3S0ets pr u. =.
Apply at this office.
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700 Yds Welsh Flannel,

WIDE, an wool and can be sold alta less
II price, Wholesale orretaii, than ct any
other house IN the State. The attention Of
Wholesale dealers in particular IS called 70 this
advertisement Stopsat MARSHALL & BR0.s
and see forsy yourselves.
Sep. 6, S7--tf.
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TT has been represented that, at many OF; the
places Of Election, in several Of the Districts
Of this State, there are no Managers Of the Elee-
ton. In all such eases members of the Leg
islature from such Districts viii appoint suitable
persons, loyal citizens who have taken the oath
OF aileefanee, to- manage the said eieeyfenss III
place of those Managers who are absent:
70 r. -. b.; r. PERRY,
Provisional Governor Of South Carolina
GreenTilIe C. IL, Augnst %, 1865.
Sept i aSS3S-2t. :: =
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serYants.


We hear complaints on every band that the
negro servants come and go when they please /;
and, the proper remedy, WHICH isa very simple
one, seems never 10 occur 70 their employers.
IF you viii inquire of negroes seeking employ
nent whom they lived with las, and . hy they left
yea can thereby, in nearly every case, get infor-
lnation enoagh to form q correct opinion as TO
their characters, Let our people determine To-
not hire negroes who cannot produce e certificate
of good behavior from the persons m whose enploy
they have been. This viii put a stop to rowing,
and hush al comp plants. Aagnsta. Transcript. &.
IS in Augusta, and in all other cities, 50
ST is here, the complaint is universal,
and thesonly remedy to prevent this running 6
about, which must IN the end email endless mis-
cry npoa the negre, as It now brings annoyance
and diffeultgto the White employer is that no
one employ them unless they can bring satlstae:
tory evidence as 10 their character, end showing
reason for LEAVING their former homes. Some
thing of.tflis kind should be done foplyefor hu-
aanity sake.
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RAILROAD AND STAGE NOTICE,

OFFICE GEN. Surf. 9. & c. R. R.,
:, Helena, Sept. 9th, 1865.
On and after Wednesday, Sept 18th, the Pas,
senger Train on this road will leave Aston, rri-
weekly0 Monday, Wednesday and Friday, Mt 5
o'clock, am, and arrive at Aston on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at 7$p.m.
JAS. B. BROWNE, Act'g supt. =
The subscriber is running Fri-wcekly line Of
FOUR HORSE STAGES, Is.
which will connect with the trains of the Green
vile l. Columbia, and Charlotte & S. C. Railroads
from Aston on GreenFille road to Adger's- on
Charlotte road, each way. , -
: am also running DAILY LINE from head
Of Charlotte road to Columbia.
Sept I3, IS65.1t D. HARVEY. \
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ooNaRIA. MANY complaints come to US from
this point that the Herald is not received. We
regret but it is not our fault the paper is regu
Iarly printed and mailed. The package is gem
orally sent by the train, but frequently is taken
out By individual subscribers, and they no doubt
fail to deliver Look out for the delinquent,
and do-not blame us.
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THE CHRISTIAN INDEX.

10y the First of October, ors.as soon.5as The
9 mails are re.estahlishad, will renew the
blication of the. sseHRIssT2At ISBEsSs'z and
the tsCHILD's INDEX have been publishing,
Price of 'Iedea, per anrlam So 90
Pricesof stCG Child y IndeS - 90
Z Money may be RENTED at eiees3 as my deter,
minatior is positive BY desire is to secure q
large Subscription list which to begins and
issue this prospectus that subscribers may hsye
time to forward their. REMIT tances.
Z It is my intention to issue FIRST class papers,
and no pains or expence will be spared to secure
that end. The bess writer's and correspondents
will be secaFed, and the highest re gious and
literary talent will be given te. the papers The
.CTILD'S PAPER viii be profusely illustrated
and will. in every sense, ,be made to- conform t9
its new title. - .. 5.z.: = -. 8 s. - -
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we souEh Carolina. RaiIroad.

Is nov completed within fifteen. miles of Co
! lumbia. The eongaree is passed Three car:
goes Of railroad iron recently arrived for that
road, and President Magrath hopes that by the
Ist OF Oct Charleston and Columbia viii be uni
ted. This is highly gratifying intelligence.
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THE CEIIID'S Delight. -

I. p. THE ECHIIID9SUELIdHI.-s =. = . 8.
Z Money may. be sent BY Express orsetf tferwise---
If by: Express, at my risk if til express receipt
is sent me, on tie resumpt ton of mail facilities
$ My5connectioa With the fgrnzef w Burke.
& Co, is dissolved, but nil establish anzofice
in Macon, Ca, where comm INDICATIONS may be.
aIIdressnd z7s'
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New Advertisements to be found in this issue:
GOV. Perry-ExecutiEe Department
+ G. E. Elford-Internal Revenue Guide.
Courtney & Trenbolm-For the Low Country.
Jas. n. Ells-Baptist Banner.
j. t. Peterson Citation. x
R. B. Holman-Leather for Sale.
D. 7. Harvey-Stage Notice. 49,. ~.
sanl1 Boykin-C Christian Index.
Rail Road Notice. ~.
Religious Notice,
A. NJ Riser-c Commission Merchants.
q New Goods, .,s I'll
tt . House To- Rent.
John W McGulloch--Note lost4
q "A Harris-Statc Bank Bills wanted.
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: The NewSerry Delegation,

50 The following gentlemen compose the members
Of the Convention from this district.
E. P. LAKE, HENRY SUMNER, RoBERr STEWART
They are no doubt fully able for the mighty
ISSUE nav approaching. The Convention assem-
bles to.daY In Columbia. 49,
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Sign THE iEs.-IEhen we look around
At tile marked signs of improvement and the
changes taking place, we cannot but feel
grahfed. pEn begins to. look like itself
once mofs 81 places Of business are being
opened quantities Of new goods are daily arri-
wing and best of all5here seems to be 10 lack Of
customers. Day BY day, the business streets
piesent li4ely appearance, sRhile the stores are
filed fro6, early morn till deWg eve. We are
pleased to hear of1one orgtxo of our old time
and well known merchants again proposing to
enter the field of merchandise. G. D. Smith, for
instance, will soon make the old corner Of Molle-
hon Row bFoom and blossom as The rose" and
an inporiura Of fashion and elegance to which it
viii be pleasure TO resort. E. 8. GoPpock, also,
VIII take his place in the old picture at ollohon
Row soon. Decidedly We arc. looking up. -
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WEDNEsDAg MORNING sEprR. IS, 1866.

After The 7th instant, the headquarters Of his
Coz; Perry, viii be in Columbia All
communications must be addressed to him there.
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The travelling public are informed that Nj. D.
T. Harvey hasa fine line Of four horse coaches
running from Aston, to Adger's on the Char
lotte road, and also daily line from head OF that
road to Columbia, thus giving to the traveller the
advantage of a continuous line. His stages are
.commodious and comfortable, and make quick
and safe trips. =. -.
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RoDBgsE.-0n Sunday night our townsman,
Mr.. n. F. Butler, passing from his house TO the
yard was seized by two mem unknown, while a
third distracted his pocketbook, containing some.
thing overtBo hundred dollars in gold, silver
and greenbacks. No clue has yet been had as
to who the Williams are Nr. B. thinks tha: two Of
them arc negroes. ,->z- =.
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The WE1THER. .-Aftor fye or six weeks Of ex-
cessiye heat, drouth and DUST We are blessed with
Sshowery weather. The ground is now moist and
the atmosphere slightly cooler. It ishoped that
an abundant tarnip crop may in some measure
atone for small potatoes, ..:.-.s =.
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LOCAL ITEMS.
Mrs Benz. T. Cole. is informed that a letter to
her address can be had ty applying at.this Office.

The Herald Office is in the same old place, at,
tbe-corner over Webb & LoVelace's, formerly
.Wekers. The entrance has only been changed;
instead of entering the first door on turning the
corner, friends viii go to the Second, and
walk up as usual.
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The Cholera

Is reported to have reached Aarseilles. Great
alarm is felt inzFEance and England, at the ap-
proach Of this awful maiady. Meetings OF nedl-
cal and scientific men are held to consider sani-
tary precautions
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FROm WASHINGTON.

NEW YORK, July IA.
Returns to the office OF the Internal
Revenue show that nine and half mil.
lions of dollars have been received in that
bureau since July L. IreVlOus 10 tnAb
date the expenses of collection we're de-
Quoted and the net amounts returned. Now
the total collections have to be returned,
and the increase is therefore more appa-
rent than real, although the net receipts
are substantially enlarged.
Measures have been decided up0n in
the Interior Department for putting into
operation the necessary machinery for the
disposal of public lands in the late insur-
gent States. Application and inquiry upon
the subject having been very freely made
TO the Department registers and receivers
have already been designated for this work
in Arkansas, and this will be done for the
other States as soon as possible. These
officers will be ordered to repair imme-
diately to their posts and open offices for
the sale of lands at such central points as
will best meet the general convenience.
George A. Benedict, editor of the Cleve-
land Herald, was to-day commissioned
Postmaster Of CleVelard d, Uice the present
incumbent the editor of the LEADER.
Luz 4uo6bAln u pnAAOAAAb OOAOAOA 0o0I
of Pniladelphis, has been referred to the
District Attorney who prosecuted him to
conviction. Mrs. Lee left here last evening
for home, without being able to obtain an
unconditional pardon. Attorney General
Speed is known to have used his influence
TO have the President reconsider his first
determination to remit the penalty of inn
prisonment.
The Times Washington special has the
following: The story that Mrs. Surratt's
spiritual advisers were not admitted to
visit her until promising they would not
proclaim their belief in her innocence from
the scsffold is untrue. Dr.
The Government has sent an officer
AndersonviIle, Ga, TO make special in
vestigstion of the brutal and inhumsn
treatment of Union prisoners during the
war, with q view Of bringing TO trial, be-
fore military commission, the rebels who
had charge of our soldieTs when the bar
bsrous treatment was prscticed. Some of
the guilty parties are already in the custody
of the Government.
Up toseven o'clock last evening no order
had been received By General Hsrtsuftr
commander of the military prison, for the
removal of the convicted sssassins, Mudd
O'Laughlin, Arnold and Spsngler.
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GEN. sHERMAN's sTATEMEaE.
CNCNEATI, July IA.

At the fstiysd gysRs T e GsgsEslif sRa6i BIN
while he was in command in Kentucky.
He had demanded for the campaign two
hundred thousand men. He said the facts
were that when he was visited by Secre-
tsry Cameron, he explained the difficult
ty of marching into Tennessee by diver
gent lines, one to Nashville and the other
TO East Tennessee, with forces outnumoer.
al bv the rebels confronting him on one Of
these lines. He had but forty-three hum
dred men to meet an imposing force OF
eighteen thousand. When asked BY Seere-
tsry Cameron how many men were needed,
he replied, "for the present campaign, slxty
thousand; and before you can reduce the
South to subjugstion you must have Two
hundred thousand" This statement, made
in the presence of Secretary Csmeron's
military family, was afterwards published
in Eastern papers in distorted and incorrect
form.
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Three friends were promenading, num-
Der OF years ago, on the Boulevsrds of
Fans. In the course Of conversation, one
| of them remarked:
al should like TO take good luncheon,
if one could be obtained for about ten
france"
"I would not esre if it were even ehesp-
er, replied another of the friends.
"And l should like to take anything
which should be called lunch" added
the last friend.
HWhere con we get ten francs ?' asked
the fest speaker.
"Hold on ~ exclaimed the second young
msn, 81 have an ideal Coma along with
me-"
And they went together to q music
store, which they entered, led by the
friend who had athe idea.n
The young man stepped up to the mu-
sic dealers desk and said Sir, we have
come to efer you new song. The words
are by this gentleman, the music by the
other, and I will sing it for yOn," and &C
cordingly he sat down and performed it.
"Well," said the publisher, sfter having
heard the music, 81 confess that the song
is very simple, but will take it for fifteen
francs"
the bargain was Immediately closed,
and the three friends enjoyed good dia-
ner.
But who were they2 Nobody but
Alfred de Mussett, the poet Hippolyte
Moudon, the composer, and Gilbert Louis
Duprez, the tenor of tenors. The name of
the song was al Andslouse," and it brought
forty thousand francs to the publisher
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VOL. XIX--NO. Is
railroads in the South as soon as they re-
spectfully certify that the routes are in 4
proper condition for that purpose.
ATLANTIC CABLE.
81; JozE, N. F, July II,

VA IEeON1sH, O. b, I4sh.
In anticipation of the successful laying
of the Atlantic Gable, telegraph line hiss
been constructed from the place to Hearts
Content, the point selected for landing the
American shore end of the Cable. The
office is fitted up. Everything that can be
done in advance of securing of the shore
end of the Gable, has been performed.
APPoIETMENF.
The President has issued proclamation
appointing Judge William Marvin Pro
visional Governor of Florida The form
is precisely the same as that used for other
Provisional Governors for the Southern
States.
ARRIVALS.
The steamer Cssssndra has arrived with
the eighth Minnesota.
The steamer Barnes has sleo arrived
with troops.
FROM BELFAST, MAINE.
BELFAST Ne, July IA.
The Monitor Agsmenticus sailed to-day
for Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
The United States steamer Tiogs arrived
here this morning.
eALLAGHER's EXCHANGE.
NEW YORK July IA.
Gold 1421l. ...-
United States 6s, 1879; old 5-2Os, 1869.
New York Central, 95; Erie, sO5s; Hud-
son 1Os1E; Reading 1907; Old Southern 64]l;
6S13 Rock Island, 10Y;
North Western, IS; North Western pre-
ferred, 6218; Fort Wayne, %; Canton,
S95E; Quicksilver 81H.
Market dull but firm.
No Evening Exchange Saturday.
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duty of the Government to discriminate
in favor of the products of home industry
when imposing duties upon foreign i'm
ports. They went through with whirl.
There was very strong disposition to-
day To put through the business and make
q final adjournment, but the excursion, snd
more especially the desire to hear Mr..
Howe upon the Canadian interests to-mor-
row, induced the Convention to remain
over another DAY. Many delegates, how
ever, will leave this evening. The ezcur-
sion, by the way, proved most pleasant
and delightful affair, and gave another
most decided proof of the liberal hospital
ity which eharacterizes the merchants and
citizens generally of Detroit. E. Q. d.