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ANNUAL CYCLOPEDIA
THE
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REGISTER. OF IMPORTANT EVENTS

OF THE YEAR 1868. z
IN Presenting to the public another volume
II of the Annual Cyclopadia, containing the
record of the most turbulent year which the coun-
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secure it's completeness and accuracy, and to pre-
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The principles adopted in the previous years
have taken effect, and many new and most I'M
portant questions arose under them, and were
discussed during 1868; such as csnfse alton, eman-
eipation, indemnity official and pecuniary, the re-
lations of the insurrectionary states TO the Unon
personal liberty, martial law, prize, the liability of
Great Britain for damages done by the Alabama,
&C., &c. D.. f-rf
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meut connected with the war, such az hospital'
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tons, the Biographical sketches of the eminen
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The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-04

| CAMP OF sIssrRucrIoN We are pleased to
learn that Governor Msgratb has decided 10
convert the military academies Of the State
into camp Of ofinsfructiou, ard to coaseri6e, as
pupils, all the young lads Of the State between
the ages of fifteen and seventeen. This is =
wise measure Parents are now scattered
can no longer find schools for their young, and
they should not be allowed to run to weeds.
The military educationIof our boys is almost
the only sort ofschooliug necessary 10 the pre-.
sent circumstances of the country. It will be
well, il, at the same time, toe boys be taught
practical agriculture, and should be SCI to
work so many hours Of the day in making.
their own crops. This was the plan promised
in the case of what was once the Naval School
ofthe State; and in this school hardy, well.
built boys of fourteen were found as clever,
capable and active as those Of greater years.
By-the-way, We trust that this school has re.
newed its operations. CAPT Alma, We learn,
with one of his pupils, vas carried off by the
enemy Columbia PhoeniT. = -.
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The Situation.

From conversation with citizen, lately in
communication with Senator Watson from Rich.
,tnond, we .eara thatppblic sentiment ard feeling
j. that city and along the route oftrav, has late
ly become much improved; greater confidence
Is felt than for some time past. The public hori-
son is certainly Frightening. One decided sac
cess of arms nov must WORK total change, and
from ali that ne hear that success. must soon
come = - .... ......
ltis gratifying to hear that the new Commits
sary General, St. john says that if railroad com:
:aunicarion can be kept open, four line from
Chester, to Johnston's aud Lees armies that he
can 'subsist the troops. notwithstanding the
threatened scarcity of provisions.
Gen Johnston's army too is being largely. re.
juforced, d,-oRcers and men in dne spirits :- -.
From an officer lately. paroled, who travelled
through the North,' We lear,, that the feeling is
becoming more strongly anti.Tdr than ever, re-
cruiting is rery slow, and the material gained by
that process of the lowest character. Seventy
Eve per cent of the recruits having to be sent to
the army chained. Altogether brighter pros.
peet seems da&ni1g, and the dark clouds now
lowering DER the Confederacy, We hope soon to
see dissipated. "-...'~ ~...~ 49,. -.
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Fight at Pats,ss5urg..

RICHMOND, MARCH So.-lhe Petersburg Ex-
pNcss of this morning says last night at 10 o'clock
the enemy opened with a heavy artillery FIRE,
while simultaneously a movement was made on
thepart of their infantry, in ia-ge masses. Our
sroops, under Gordon, received the charge yith
GOODNESS. Up to % o'clock the lighting was con-
sinued with great vigor dvpersistency, the enc!
my making in all Eve separate assaults; all Of
which were repuIsed The enemy came in several
lines of battle, and their slaughter was fearful.
Our loss small. The gaHantry of our troops
splendid. During the fight not q maneWas ob.
serred coming to the rear. g
P. S.--l o'clock, q. m.--0f6cers just from the
front, say the enemy charged up to within ten
PAGES Of the muz2les of our guus and. were lite
rally moved down. Our loss is unprecedentedly
small. go. ia ed:
Death as.,1Hr, John II. Daniels '-.-
RICHMOND MARCH So--John N. Daniels, Editor
Richmond EzGmin died this afternoon, after
psotracted Illness.
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Fl Headq ers,
ENROLLING OFFICE, NEWBERRY, 3

4GNhOLAANH H1c4SGy AEsH6Ehh43J
MARcH 90, 1885,
T The attention Of soldiers returning hons
11S on furlough in NewberrE District, is again
called to the requirementsof paragraph II Gen.
eral Orders No. l4l, 4. & r G. o. series of 1855
q H. Thesordet referred to requires that soldiers
returning home on farlough OF. on reaching
places at which they win stay during furloug6,
will Immediately report to the nearest Enrolling
Officer, who Will keep aregister Of their names,
descriptive list, place where stationed, by whon
the furlough was granted and the time at which
it expires. r. ~ ,4ss5a -, "a.
III. When soldier on furlough is, at ,thseSpi.,
ration Of the same, unable totFagel TO the Hos:
pital Examining Board, he win be ordered before
the Board Of Examiners for Conseripts, which
Board If they think proper viii recommend al
extension Of furlodgh not exceed thirty dags,
". In casess where, from sickness oriwounds:'
q soldieri is unable to.appear before the Board of
Examiners for Censeripts, he viii send mp to the
Enrolling Officer with furiough, certificate cf
his attending physician, giving a full statement
of his case, which certificate, if approved, viii ba
referred to the Board for It's action.
! VA strict compliance withthe above require.
.nents willbe promptly enforced. .ss 81 ~
.5,'>S.< F. N MAKER IA
March 81 12s Capt. & 3. 0.N. D.. S
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JIM. sP. JOHN, =
ComrnissarY-General.
NIrREs AND NINING BUREAU,

: -. . " y =. RlCHAoHD, MarchZ, I6bo.
: The officers of this service will use the privi-
lege thus granted in such manner as to aid,
Father than embarrass, the Subsistence Depart
,nent; they viii collect supplies as. rapidly as
,hair other duties viii allow, and ali accumu.
lafions beyond their immediate necessities will
he turned over to the Commissary Department,
So far as practicable. they will draw supplies
from sources not Immediately available to Com.
missary officers RICHARD MORTON,
a 1t. Col, Acting Chief n. and NJ. BeEeau. ~
= April 4, = r.. r., St.
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Attempted SurglarY. =,

&, An attempt vas made on Sunday night to en-
ter Gen. II. II. Kinard's ware room, en- main
street. 1t was. frustrated By the timely presence
OF Mr. C, Perry. The depredstor was supposed
TO be a negro, who used crow bar to effect an
tentrsree.. The importance of patrol or guasd
i this time, need hardly be spoken of now, every
one must feel the necessity. -,
StoaemSu believed to be Marching on Charlotte.
Although the excitement which has prevailed
in our town during the past few days has some
what spSsided, it is not yet,known that Stone
man is not coming in this direction. On the
contrary We: have the best authority for stating
thatiti IS more than probable that ne is aor in
the neighborhood of the places at which he was
said to have been on last Wednesday night
Hickory Tavern. We do not wish TO unneces-
sarily alarm our people, but justice to ourseH
compels MS to state, that our highest military
authorities are of opipion,that the raid which is
just now being made from East. Tennessee is di-
rectsd against this section of country. rdtts
Bstllaa, Aprh l. - .... '. tE
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CIRCULAR.
CoNMIsSARY.GENERAL' OFFEcI

sgs@Gs RICHMOND, March 2, 1865. =
TINE officers of the Nitre Mining service win
4 be placed on the same footing as those of
the Subsistence Department, in the collection
Of supplies 1t is believed that perfect accord
will result-in much good to both SERVICES, the
best energies Of q officers are invited in said
Of this service at present. ,.#
1.@, -. CommissarY- General
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Information Wanted.

OF n. W. McLEHoRE, Capt. Hatto's Co., 6.
~ C. State Reserves, who was sick at the Hos
pital in Columbia, S. G., at the evacuation Of that
city by the Confedeete forces, and has not been
heard from since. Direct to - -. ~.
Major I. P. GIRARDY, Augusta, Ga. .
Columois sld CharIotte$Sspers please copy.
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The State of South Carolina.

y : szs.- +. q 4NEhS6hfsT D1SAhaS1.t.
.By J. z Peterson, Esq, 0rdinory Of Nss1.
berry District &. -. .e +. - ,.*
.N, HEREAs, I'll. Pope has applied ltoE
me for Letters of Administratio tion, on alL
and Singular the goods and chattels, rightss
and credits of Brit Il. Pope, late Of the dis.
trictaforesaid deceased: ,3..y, -,
These are therefore to cite and admoaish all
and singular, the Kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me, as
our next 0rdinary'S Court for the said District,
to be holden. at NewberrE Court House, on the,
nth day Of April inst, to shew cause, if
any, Why the said Administration should not be.
granted S
Given under my hand this srd day of April,
in the year Of our Lord one thousand eights
hundred and, ,sixty-fve. i. -,
Z App AT JOHN 7. PETERSON, o.s.D. +.
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500 Reward, Dead OF Alive,
important Notice to Tithe PayefS:

Z AM now prepared TO assess the BACON of
i the year 1854. Ali persons (whether pro-.
,dueers or not) sho slaughter over $50 lbs. nett
PORK, aresreq6ired to make returns of the Same
to me-. ,--.. '.I.'..' '...~ r.-.,',,
All producers who have not already made re-
turns of;their crops to me, are notified that it ia
of the utmost importance for them to do 80 at
once, in order to secure credit for the same upon
their money tax. 4>...s=s ~. sr'.F'% ii. =,
r win be found at the Office of the Commission
er in. Equity. ,,JN0. B. CARWlLE.
Assessor Tax-in-Kind, NewbeTry Dist.
Apr 4, SIT. -. ~. .~.. ...@ -
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Treasury Department.

L 4 large number of wagons filed with ladies'
tof the Treasury Department! arrived here ester
day morning. These are the ladies who lef: Co.
lumba for Charlotte. They will remain TN
Ill GoverHment determines. their destination.
We hope.the distinguished courtesy of old New
berry will be extended to these unfortunate
ladiessduripg their sojourn here.s
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AGENT Ar suonIies.

Nr,J. z. Robson, w6o has been appointed by
the Governor, agent for collerting supplies for
the destitute OF the lower districts, informs US
that be willtake charge Of and forward promptly
any supplies that may be sent to his care here.
He has: three botts plying between Alston and
Columbia, and all freight will go forward weekly.
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-04

Jeremy Taylor says, if you wish for pleasure
marry; if you prize rosy health marry. A good
wife is Heavens last gift to man-his angel
of merey-mnister of graces innumeTable-his
gem of MANY Rrtues-bis caskgt ofjewels--7her
voice his sweet masic-her smiles his brightest
day-her kiss the guardian of innocence--her
aims the pale of his safety, the balm, of his
health, the balsam Of Kfe-her industry, his
surestwealsh--he economy his safest seeward--
her lip. his faithful counselor--her bosom the
softeSt pillow ofbis cares--and. her prayers the
ablest advocates of Heavens blessing on bis
head. . rs. ~ ! :
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Arrivals.

! /. Generals Peck and Robertson, and Senator
Watson, Of Mississippi, arrived on Sunday. Gems
Peck and Robertson stopped at the Martin
House." Senator .Watson.was the guest of Sim.
Fair, ESQ. IS ,t.
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Wagou Train.

Two hundred government wagons arrived
here yesterday from Chester, for supplies. We
Iearn that regular communication will be kept
up between this place and Chester, per wagon
train. -. .... ..,..~. -
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ghe State of South Carolina.
:. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
j.. co,ruoy March o. lSS5 ..!

TIME invasion of the State has rendered it
! l. proper that the Legislative Department Of
the Gorernment of the State be CONVENED ;
that such measures may be adopted as the vel.
fare of the State may require. And for that pur-
pose the members of the, Senate and the House
Of Representatives of The State of South CaroilHa
are hereby invited to assemble at Greenvilie on
TUESDAY the 25th day Of APRIL, 1866, at u
o'clock, m. - -. - = E III.
. BY the Governor. r.. =, -,
orrIciL: VS.. ElL1orr, Private Secretary.
Apr. 4--lot. .
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The Sumter Watchmaq says: It Is reported
confidently that the track ofsthe Yankee army
near Peay's, Ferry was marked by numbers of
dead bodies OF negro children. 1t was known
and stated on good authority, that in Missis-
,sippi little negro. children were drowned by
Yankee officers, who wished only the deladed
mothers without membranes. -.
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For THE b421Es-A NEW WAY TO MAKE CALy-
GOES WASH WELL -Infuse three gius of salt in
four quarts of beiling water, and put the caicoes
in while hot and leave until cold. In this way
the eolors are rendered permanent, and will not
fade By subsequent washing. ,r,' ....%',
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G. 8. NosTHoRP, EsQ-This gentleman, bro
ther of the Commissary- General of the Con-
.fedeFate States, and formerly lawyer Of the
Charleston bar, is reported to have, been mur.
dered by the Yankees, somewherein Manches-
ter District. His wife, it is said. accompanied
the murdereFs in their Eastward progress.
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-04

. J. Goo6 ADyIcEvIfthe body is fired, rest; if
the brain is ii. ed, sleep, if the bowels are
loose, lie downin warm bed and remain
there, and eat nothing until you are well; if
an action Of bowels does not occur at the usu.
afshour, eat not an atom till they do act, at
Last far thirty:six hours, meanwhile drink
largely of cold water and hot teas, exercise in
the open air to the extentaof gentle perspi-
ration, and keep this UP until things are righ1
ted. This one suggestion, if practised, would
save .myriads Of lives every year, both in the
cityagd country. The best. medicines in the
woridsafe warmth, and abstinence and Eepose.
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Wanted Ut this office,

IF the little boys will bring in ali the old
4 GUTTA PERCHA and IVORY, they can get
good price for it, - q, ~" +. a.3..
APP 4, It. .--'.. r ~. ~ = ..a
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The preparations for the defence Of MOBILE
are very complete. Provisions for six months
siege are on hand. Gen. Taylor has done
everything for successful defence. .Z>.
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WHEN virtue parleys, it is near surrender.
Sherman is not.a Catholic, as reported. :,
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CoSvERTs.-We are told that, among the
most. blatant of the converts to Yankee rule
and principles in Charleston, Mr.-Seymour;an
ancient lawyer and sometimes Representative
from that ilk, has shown himself as eloquent
under the stripes, and in their behalf as he
ever was in the courts Of PIE poud4v. Blessings
onhiS innocent hesrt al d musical tongue! He
manages the stops ofthe flute, as if under the
directions of Lord Hamlet, and will play his
tunes 81 consonance with those Of the Vicar OF
Bray. lBy-thei way, what tsdoes Tom Moore say
OF O:atoo Puff, and will. it not aeply2
'alr. Orator Puff had two tones in his
voice" &c. Seymour was always able to say
more on either side than any of his brother
lawyers and many Of them had large andac.
commodating faculty OF this nature. But, alas!
words, words, words Toe et preterea nitil.
Still, it answers the purpose Where the mo-
raj lacks, the sense isbetter wanting. - C0Iuns
6iG Ph0enig. ...z- ...a ........... -...a =.