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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-08
RICHMOND.
GRANTS DIPLOMACY RESUMED.
A Reconnaissance in Force on
the Left.
The Expedition Secures a Foot
hold Across Hatcher's Run.
~~~-~~-->~~-~~~-
The Weather Fine and the Troops
n Good Spirits.
DETAILS UP TO THE LATEST Moment,
Capture and Escape Of . Herald
Correspondent,
&c., &c., &c.
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
The Weather Fine and the Troops
IN Good Spirits.
DETAILS UP TO THE LATEST MOMENT.
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.


Mr.. 3. Codw alladcr's Dispatches.
Crr PoNr, Feb s, 1885.
The enemy opened again last evening with two
enc hundred Founders the right centre Of the Ninth
corps, but without eecting any damage They probably
suspected some movement from that quarter; they
may only have wished to contradict the aaoat
among Of tho partial evacuation Of Petersburg and
The withdrawal Of their heavy guns Our batteries
Piled warmly for hour when the firing ceased on both
sides.
Weather warm, bamy, and inclined to be showery
Mercury at degrees in the shade anine O'Clock
1his morning.
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[Gprreipcnben5 bes rgSeder."
Sie Sangerfabrt mad Neiu>Dnrf.
Nemz QLnrf. lis. Sult

@enn audi bon ben 8altimUrer SGnaeru
Bis iebt nod Steiner v%perunglIft" lit, 70 mil
i6 Sbnen bod etipas Iber bas bis jebt Gr-
lebte mittbeilen.
Die 500 Singer unp NiGtlan9er, wel6e
am @amtas fruit Baltimore perlieBen, ia
men spilaen II unp 1 ubr in Ybilapelpbta
AT. I'm elmer friber BON bem Y6tlapelpbia=
| Gamserbunp erlaienen Ginlapun9 na6u<
tpmmen, serlieBen Die S1n9er ben ;3uq, in
Der @rtpartun9, paB ie DerabreDetermaBen
NIT Nlulif ant Depot ~etpfat9en nnD mad
benz Quartier beS 9Gtl. Sdnesrtunpe8 mar
Ihiren triirben. Quod non. 0pn ben Nbilaz
belpbier Sanserbripern mar niGts au ieben
unb nadbem ii@ bic pom Baltimore, 8al6z
i,aton &c. a%nsetpmmenen Sanger etpaS re-
faurirt 1atten, SerlieBen lie NaAmittaas 3
llbr bic Stabt Der Sruberliebe in ni6t aerabe
rpiser 2aune.
Sp bequen, Die @a9en Der Y6il., @ilmine=
ton unp Baltimore GiIenbabn tparen unD 10
ansenebm bic 5abrt Bis babin, nm 70 mile=
rabler paren bic Mccpmpbaticnen Der BON
bort na9 Neip=gort fiibrenben Camden unp
Nmbp9=Sabn. Ni4t alein, Dap bic Waoeu
IAleHt 9epolltert unp gu niebria iparen, nm
Die 1T bteler Sabresseit nGtbi9e Gerttlatipu
3n 9ebet, ia ite tparen niht einrnal NIT
Srintpaier oerleber, 10 Dap bic opr Ourlt
1Amahtenben Sanger bei ieDer Citation
berauSlpran9en unp S%atpetfen DaS in 6GIIeru
llebenpe bribparme Wa1er perl6laneen.
9lan elmer Sabrt pom a6t pplen Stunbn,
fam enpli9 Der 3ug NadtS III ll6r bier an,
100 bic setauldten Singer, wel9e ,ns fduu
UNI s ubr erpartetcn, nod I'M erer Nnfunft
barrten. l1m II ubr ~fortnirte li6 Der j9ua
aa4 Der @ttp 5aQ, 100 trub bee lpatem Gtrn2
be nod Iaulenoe erlammelt tparen. Der
plab mar bibi9 NIT dinelil6en 2ampen uno
Iransparenten selamiidt.
9atn aber fam bic Drifanss ltunpe lir un<
Iere Baltimprer, tpelde Ii6 mad einer 70 elel=
ben GaGrt unb @ntbebrung zines ~erfrilhenoen
Granfes lieber mad 0ube iebnten, ais mad Ell
mem 8arabemarlA. Die friiber eetrcfenen
arrangements bes elts@cmmittees muBtet
iebu4 auSsefubrt tperoen unb 70 FAM es, DAP
ber BON 6adeln unb Geuer,perf beeleitete BUG
ber S1nser bis Il ubr Scnntag Mlurgens
ourd bic Stabt 81 mari9iren Bate. NlIce
unb mat t tamen bic @d tie i'm 9auptquartter
an, no ie li4 an benz bereitsebaltenen 9unl&
ltnb Wein erquidten.
Die ein3elnen 8ereine purben lcbann BOZ,
BEN @ersiner, beren Gdte ie tparen, mad if
rtn relp. 2uartieren sebraGt, ipc fe li6 nit
ODER Ubne raaser" auf bds eriebnte Sfa4tlaser
t~pnrfen. +.
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&ns Dem Gtaate Marb!ar0.
Trerericf County.

6recericf COtnfD.
Die Tamilie be5 6rn. Oeutt6 Sppne, 3pt=
lden 9tbertY .i1nb g8alfer5Ytle tt 5reperid
County wpbnbaft, eerlpr in elmer @pGe bier
unp in Der f~plgenpen g8p@t a6t &inper blrG
ben Sob, II Elm ein5i9e5 1T nod am 2eben.
GcciI GOuntp.
Qm 10. w1rbe in Der 9ta1e Spm 9ppIar
Sslanp bic 9ei1e zines Nfanne6 9%efunpen.
Sn Der 5pIentalAe bea @rtrunfenen bcfanp
ii8 elm NortemUnai5 nit einem 9SeGIel auf
Msr. Jiptpe, lppie cine Oelpl umne. Man
perntutbet, paB Der &erun9lIdte GGc5. Stone
lit, ipel9er Spr eint9en @pden BON Der Sod
luppe uSprt9" ftel lnp ertranf.
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acknowledgement In see~bern, n. g.

New. gcrt, II. Suit. Nadriatem aus
Netpbern. q. g., bonn IA. melpfn, bab es
Ketne anfederSs &ranfbeit nsebr tn bttfer
SS&abt gt6t.
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3u permietber aaf Is Sabre Qeoie.

Gtne @elesenteit eraer RIaRe In SelSetteu an Ter 8
more nn0 Sstp Giientatn In gBeft. girsinien,
- U Sr ! o9mslsUtsn (9nrnaee) unO s tienpeyt In
y fur G~abrietren pm Seuer-gafteinsn.
81 " gpbren bon 8rrSSI.
" be @Ias.Gabrit.
81 " PIE SSTensans erbtarsiser 8rbIs.
81 = bic @ertsret.
y gu perntetten rlkl6f gieb, Sam unS @doer5bf.
S.eele Setu5e lne gu NADER tei Sgbn Sntter, Ga
aep9netger Aut eber, Yrefcn 60, Nefperairier pter tsi
D.. -. Nrhet, Ncrtb 5obpfen, Fen SerieS GuII'
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Mo6traa sum ,,Wablre@tsgeiet."

On ,,m in ben Iestsu beiben Nsammsrn perDttsnf'ptsn
msbIre&tsaeiese" iR me5rfa& Be5us seaOmmsu Tereen
auf abI@nitt 4 uuS s bes erten Grtifels Der @cnfttfut'o"
ION UearsIanb, speBbaIb mir ~bisielten. sDie mir bsrs'tS
gbi&uitt 5 bsmsrft, bier ~beifiSen:
.I%erfaffuns BON @ arpianb.
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Su Derfoufptt.

Gtne ROate ses pTSedsr" tint nurbwtRliden e,obt
ON Iee'ISss Wtans tam bteieIbe nod brbeutent oerS'
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Wirtbimaft III n~erfnnfen

Ttne GUT Stnaert4tete Wsrtbf6eft nit gagateu uni
peIter S~essIbobn IN @ei9dftsSerdnberurs bSlber inn
e%ertd1ten. NattuiraSen ia q. 5pparSfr., Gfe BON!
beirehr. |inSSs
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gu p~ertaufen.

Yin dusStttenier 8 fiBier wanI6t elm g1ou.q,r+n,.
sdsofGe, terner etneu Sattsl unb SatteI,euo rnS sirs,
soutrtst2esDlSs Stats gu ~Sertaufen. &nifasr tn Be-
ft
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WnfuaIz8enedt

M1ltu1IsSeI1eHt
Qebenss0 erli6erun98 Comp. BON Stem ger
Kim. .. &Sebb, Isent,
RI. Sc Secpub SstFaBt.
&useb1uftts Capital iber ....................StVN
&etn eeeenietti8.
Der aan,e @entnn trnnrt ben Uerf1erter ~ QUE
SdbrIt&e DtStDenpe so Frc5ett!
gtrF&trunesI6tiue rpsrbsn rad benz neusr une Pop
rem aebn Sdbr. (2tbens') Hi&t SsrldasnHeH v
auSseRelt. u.s
ans ber srrsen elite scn fcl&tr, BITE tn esssr Gratspo
perfdert fnS reune Id nur bic ~fClScnben eeutiGfH pc
ale ReI% ererjeu:-
5errtGbrtftnn Ar, 6er: penre S0ne'
s VI CHARLES prn@t, Or Jeeob S9m'oh
. Gbrifppt 5snrtGs " Steot9s u.u..,
Senrs 6 8drbtr, " Seretnano pallsnt"'
gillian 0amrtne, y SGsl SeleaaahM
Spbn Seemiuer, Serr Wrn Gbas GasFast
Senrb d d Brtut - Srebf SndrP
Qcufs NSbef, n ebarles NnIlFH9V''
y @ltaS 6pgenfert ~ SaeGe Ssf6F'
g3m PAUL, y &p9s Sed,
8 VI 6 utbpT Ibepbpr Seeger,
Saerb &mtnber, N Gbpdre Sttefd. .
pdrters unb Builder, mtts bpuer SnfCrmattpn. graft
Nne Anb tn eteier Office ~ taGen. '29nra'SN
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gu Syamilienz
8%eranlonna8z SSobrten.

Der Damt:sr U5tetIanb 9tsBt*, Cart. S. s, 3tr.
iuiu, TT In her eIssantefrn Weite 4er8ert4tet n0rten unit
f1brt nunmebr reeelmdBte tn ~fcIeenber g0etis: Der Saht'
pfer perl66t bic 0erfte ieben Wtpr9en I'm ~ llbr unb taRri
mad " unoppItS QGbeIIe @rp9e, 80 f
o. unb surld; NIT tsefem Danpfsr fabrenfe Ysrfo.
men BADEN aeuueeub 3eit, UNI tn ber 2ateue SrGSe 9tnen
arOsen 9beil 68 Cages subrtneen unb @benbs gu reGter
Sett mad Baltimore surddfetreu 81 fSnnen.
@benIdls fGbrt r Stlmdste jeben DtenRag une Gretta8 ger
DIR. e ba IN pipn" GGpt. s. q. Grtftb. MAD st. aRt'
6atls unt MILES Riper Jsrrp unb suriG. DeriF!bs bsr-
TAFT btr QGbari UNI 7 utr Wtprgens.
&S- Ganitlten-@ reuti trns. g5IIete tserten tn Der Otffs'
Ode opn Qtabt- unb GGubenftr.. ~SeTfdnft.
Qfur2DN s aneS9 piftr6beah
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Weue @ddren.
We6ter GmmentbaIer S4weiBer Sale, 2itlbnrz
oer, Soil. Sdrin9e, SarbeIlen, Soroines, Semi,
Gerpelat 8urit, Olioenb(
O"e" @. SO. RpebeG,
uft15-sl 379 %. 8attinprefr.
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eas srose sauserfeft in Sfetu gOrf.
Die gorbsrsttunssn fir sas Sen.

@m Sretta g Niorsen ,paren Die Serar<
betten fir has Set, NIT Nusnabnte Der AltS@
f9miidung peS 5eltlptals, 5temli6 gum Mb<
ihluB aebraGt worpen. Nftt benz Oefprtren
beaaunen an btelem Sage cine Nnaabl 9errcn
unD Oamen, Mtt9lieoer biet9er 0elan90er@
cine /; aud pie1e Mrbett, bic Siele Scr9falt nnp
MufmerfIamtett erlprpert, mar NbenoS beenpet.
3u ben @uirlanbeu unp &ransen bat mon
ausl6lieelt9 Gi6enlaub p%erpanDt ; 70 prad<
tia paIelbe audi ben erl item Sag alsiab, et9=
net eS li6 bp6 ni6t fir 6elte, bic mebrere
SAGE rGbren, inbem eS gu lAnea Ser,peltt.
Ge0er= mnp Gannen3pei9e batten nH 1epen<
fails better bier5u 9eei9net.
Dp6 niGt u in Dem Set=2Ofale trat man
Gprbereitunsen fur baS Sef, netn, falt IN 1e@
Der beutl9en 6amilte Der StaDt berettete man
f& fir paS 6elt DOT. @ar man rtdt init
benz NuslGmiiden bet 6auler poer benz YIN
rt6ten BON 3intmern CUR gluf nabnte b%etreun@
better Sanger aus Der Gerne beldafft9t, 70
ipurpe Der S%pnntassltaat fir Die eOn3erte II.
baS grpBe Nicntr in Srpnung 9ebraGt, oper
bod HeiBt9 ait paS 6elt 9epaft. IN Den
Serlammlun9slcfalen Der DerlfiepencnSerette
berrldte Die 9rGbte Nufre9urt9 unp 9el9att'9e
@nprDnung. 8ettteaet purpert treppaut H.
trsppob seidleppt, aufseldla9en u1.O NIT Nta-
trasen unD Oeden Derleben, Die simmer UNI
5enlter 9ewalden; Nles elite geldaftt9 btr
unb fer, unO Sober mar Dem NnOert tm sSeg.
@uf Elm 3iel aber arbeitetet Mue bin, 11ar'ltd
auf cine pIrpige 6eier peS rennten all9emet=
men SanserclteS.
Die DecUratiomem.-Der SaEtettiaol in ben Ser
mania 0GHsrnblp VOUmts.
Die NuBenleite Der 0ermania Nlettbl9q'
8Vcn,s 1T pe5 Sc ties pirpis NIT artS9e3etdh9'
netem @elfmad unp 1D6lt Itnri9er SSetl'
pecprtrt. #
@pr DEN Mtttelfentern pes Saale6 1T ELM
rieli9e 29ra nit Der lleberl6rift n9Stutpnt
men" BON Gas lammen an9ebra4t.
3u beiben Seiten befnpen fi@ fOI9enp'
Gransparentin l9riften:
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Seretmt8te gtaaten
I. 80 Mnlcihtg
0ritte @erte.
$23 100000 0.

auf grnS&tiSuns bes @@usamtsetretSrs Offerirt he
l1nter3ei9nete, peIder General. Subicrtptionsz aseut flu
cen Serfauf boz 8ereinisten Staten Bert5papieren 1T
penn FubIituu' bic brittle Serie S6asuoten, pelGe PEI
5a9r feben unb Dreise9ntels 8roaent 3inien traseu, Sc
tannt ais
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-18

its dark polished surface, resembled "a gigantic
oval mirroa" The elegant sideboard with its
gGttering treasures of plate,- oFnamented one
corner of the room. The soup, at dinner, was
rich and appetizing, and was removed by that
favorite dish, beef la mode, which, with ham
and numerous side dishes; composed the second
course. LIE Dessert was simple, but delightful,
peaches and cream, not milk, but creme de 10
creme The Georgia Captain Showed no awk-
wardpess or want of good breeding at-the table,
though. there is unusual style for the country in
the dinner customs at Holiday House; not form
slity at all, but an evident familiarity with the
best and most fashignable dinner usages as.
though ITO the manner born"
TO be Continued
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-18
THE WEEKLY HERALD.
NEWBERRY, S. G. =
WEDNESDAY MORNING., OCTOBER 1s, 1866.
Club Rates.

Intending to make the Herald second to no
paper in the upper country, We offer the follow
ing inducements to getters up Of clubs:
Clubs of FIVE, for six months. Sc; and one to
getter mp Of club. Clubs Of ten, for six months,
$40; and one to getter up of club.
By this it will be seen that FIVE persons club
bing together will receive FIVE copies for six dol
lars instead of $3.50, and ten the still greater re-
duction of having it for one dollar, besides an ex.
ira copy to the one who with triaing exertion
is fortunate in making up the club. Send in your
clubs early. The mails are now beginning to
run with something like the old system, and soon
there will be nothing in, the way, when every
body canehVe paper regularly without the old
uncertainty and annoyance. 20 >~
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-18

Mr. Richardson, a correspondent the New
York 75i6une, concludes q letter from Nevada
as follows: Nevada has turned out about
sixty millions of dollars in bullion, and is nov
producing nearly twenty millions annually.
Bishop Simpson is convinced that cur silver
resources are suficiensto pay: off a national
debt of twenty billions, present each retarned
soldier of the Union with silver musket,
and then plate all our war vessels with silver
thicker than they are now sheathed with iron.
1t is certain that our ores are practically inex-
haustible, and that the silver mining of the
United States is in its Infancy" IT. :.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-18
The Elections.

Fhe Philadelphia returns prove that the State
has gone Republican. The vote in that city was
the largest ever cast except at T Presidential
election. Morton NcNichael, union candidate
for Mayor of Philadelphia is elected by over
5000 majority. Coke, the union candidate for
Governor has carried the State by $4,000 majors
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-18
Railroad Accident.

We regret to learn, says the Greepville Noun-
iaineer, that ar. Charles B. Roberts, citizen Of
this place and Mail Agent on the Greenville and
Columbia Railroad, was badly injured on satur-
day morning last, by the mali car running off the
track near Hodges Depot. He is now recovse-
ing from his wounds, and, -werrust, will soon be
able to resume his trips.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-18

ARR1TALs.-The influx of:strangers to our town
of late has been large, but in the multiplicity of
business, andthe many changes taking place, we
have overlooked the fact in a few instances. Not
so now, however, rs the late arrivals are so in-
portant that the public might hold US to censure
for present dereliction. The names are omitted
through delicacy to the host, Dir. W. F. Pratt,
who is now doing the boncrs as he very well
knows how. But We advise call on the DR.. for
renewal Of old acquaintanccs, or formation OF
new, he will be happy to introduce you. The DR..
does not keep hotel, has never fried to, but one
thing is certain hclatest arrivals all stop at his
Drug Store. For further information see his ad-
yertiscmcnts. ....- 8
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-18

Our worthy postmaster, Mr.. Sol. P. Kinard,
requests US to return his hearty acknowledge.
nnents- to those who have materially remembered
that he has been Gor the. last six months) and
still is on duty ecitho@ pay. Their favors are
kindly appreciated. Let others initiate their good
example. q
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-18
Eclipss on Thursday,

: An annular eclipse Of the sun, the Almanac
says will take place on Thursday, the 18th inst,
commencing at s o'clock and IS minutes, a, 1n.,
and ending at ll:aS. The greatest observation
WILDE at 9:47. p. -, -. u
How fortunate it is not to occur on Wednes
Gay. But one day sooner and it might have Sc
riously intorfered with the candidates, as who
could see in that time Of darkness where to place
their votes, or who to eaststhem for. ..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-18
Interesting News.

Yice-President Stephens Secretary, Trenholm,
Judge Campbell, and Gov. Clark, Of Mississippi,
have been released On parole by the President,
to remain in their respective states, and to ap-
pear at such time and place as the President
may designate toansver any charge that may be
preferred against them. -.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-18
Mexico.

The Mexican correspondent ofthe Philadelphia
Pcess, states that President Juarez is a
fugitive and has taken up his residence in Frank
lin Texas, on the Rio Grande. He asserts that
the Republic no longer exists. ..
A bonded ware house containing 1000 barrels
Of coal oil was recently destroyed i'll Philadelphia
y.fre.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-18

Z. 4 RIGHT PoLICY.-We notice, by al extract
from the Memphis Bulletin, that the military
commander at that post, General T1LLsoN, has
taken summary action in reference to she ne
groes of that District and country. 49,
By an order recently issued he has patrols out
who compels the mcgee to fulfill his contracts. In
this connection the Bulletin says: -
''The freedman. as class, seem to prefer a
life of prccarious Subsistence and idleness in
town, to good wages and comfortable homes in
the country. Some radical change is consequent
ly necessary to prevent great suffering and tear
full mortality among these people in the coming
winter. They cannot, however, be justly blamed
for their ignorance in not seeing that it is for
their own interest and the interest of their chill
dren to leave the city. General Tillson has de-
termined that he will compel them to leare the
city, even if it requires military force, and has
already conferred with the assistant Commission
er of Freedmen of Kentucky and Tennessee, in
forming them of his intention in this respect. He
intends soon to send patrol through this city
anu SuUulpS, huOs0 SutJ ~ ott91i 70 w t'SH[AO @
thorough tour through the. city and learn who
have proper employment and are able to sup
port themselves and children, and ali who have
not employment, or any means or prospect of
support, will be notified, that within certain
time they must leave the city and find employ
ment ;at the expiration of which time, f they do
mot comply with the order they will be arrested,
and labor furnished for them by the Bureau, and
they will be forwarded under guard to the place
assigned to them. In this connection, VIC areSre-
questedto state that tie Government officials
will in no case furnish subsistence to any in need
as they did twhe1s the negroes were prevented
from going to the country b7 the presence of the
rebel armies back of Memphis that now there is
no danger in going to the country labor can be
obtained with ease; none need want conse-
quently the rule of work or starve will be rightly
enforced Some persons. who have paid negroes
to work for them bave experienced great difficult
sty in making them work steadily. Some of them
no sooner get few dollars ahead than they
think themselves rich, and consequently retire
with their fostunes, leaving the contr lctoF, far
mer or who ever it may be, do the best they can.
General Ellison replies to all such complaints by
saying that no negro will be thus permitted to
break his contract, but will be arrested and COM
PEELED to work at the prices and time agreed
for"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-18

It is said that the Minnesota State gcolog-
lists have discovered gold in the vicinity Of
VcrmilioRLake, in that State, in such guam
titles as2to justify the immediate working of.
the mines The discovery has caused consid--
cradle excitement, and emigration has already
set in to that point X
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-18

Marshall Brothers have in store large and
varied stock of goods: such as fancy and staple
dry goods, groceries, hardware, etc. They are
determinedto to cater for the public, and will keep
constantly on hand an excellent assortment.
Ttey intend to supply this Congressional district
with needles, and havedaO 900 on hand for that
purpose. By the time 9lis Issue is mailed they
expect to be in receipt Of 5oo5pOunds, more or
less, choice English Dairy Cheese.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-18

TIE WEAaHER.-The long, desultory,s dry,
dusty, heated spell has been superseded. A CO.
pious shower of rain fell on Friday night. An
ocean of dust is settled, the atmosphereis clear
bracing and d-Ightful, and olfactories are some
what relieved -'... ..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-18
Great Earthquake in San Francisco, California.

. At Quarter to 10 o'clock, On the sth instant,
one of the most tremendous shocks ofearthqpake
that was ever felt in that city, occurred. Build
ings rocked to and fro in an alarming manner.
The walls of manysbuifdings were cracked and
plastering fell from half the houses in the city.
Tho entire front of four story brick building
on third street, fell outward, covering abou:
half of that wide street with: fragments. The
city hall bell commenced ringing on account OF
the vibration of the tower: Fssurcs two or three
inches wide were opened in the ground in the
lower part of thc city, and some of the grsund
was elevated many inches above its former level.
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LOOK OUT BoYs<e-Get your burnt glasses rea:
dy by Thursday morning to ,take peep at old
Sol-not our worthy old postmaster Sol-but tile
sum- which will hide its face between the hours
offs and II in the morning. It will be so'dark,
perhaps, that chickens will 60 to roost, and dar-
kies will have an extra. chance to dcpredate On
hen houses, therefore it will not be amiss to watch
thr6agh glass darkly at other things as well IS
the sun. ~
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ExpIr.lAINAr1on-We ain the fnIIoKifrilesi;;;fl

ExPLANATIoN.-We clip the .foIIowiH tenn
from the Washington National Repu6lteda =
Gov. Wise, didn't say-"Long before the
war, indeed, had definitely made up nay
mind actively. to- advocate emancipation
throughout the South" but he did say
"Long before the the war ended had made
up &c. - Z. ~
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Farm for Sale,
For Sale.
NEW BAKERY.

7 have just opened a new Bakery Bstab blishments
i on mairfstreet near the Depot, in the House
fernieflv occupied by Mr. Jones, where viii keep
constantly on hand nice fresh baked Bread Cakes.
Pies, Rolls, Jumbles, Fruit Cakes, Sponge Cake,=
etc. etc. q .sz;. ,rt;'1ss - Z. MEYER z
.FegbcrEy Oct IS, 1865. :,
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RIGHT.

Mr. Error. Upon reading over tie conirnu-
nication of one of the people, in your paper, l
perceive that a wrong impression may be made
by that partof it which says, first because they
we're largely instrumental in causing the State to
secede, and then did noi4aid her in her hour. of
trial, as some expected themsto do," &c. This,
from its connection and words, would seem to
embrace Maj. J. 2. Kiuard-though it Rasnot so
intended for the writer has never heard that CD,
lection brought against him. He raised a COM
pany early IN the war and remained in service as
long as his health sEopEa permit, ence is not
liable to this objection: Mr.. Edseor please make
this correction in your next weeks paper.
ONE OF THE PEOPLE. (
- % . Z
The "Fenian Sisterhood" Of Springfield,
Nooc I
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: LeeALepTEArs.

CoTToN BLANKs AND PERMTTs.-Which are in
dispensable to those purchasing or shipping cot
ton, can be obtained at this Office -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-18

THE sere and yellow leaf is upon US, sea-
son fraught with charms, to the lover of sober,
serious realities. But While enjoying the beau
ties of nature, iI~quet rambles, in wood or dell,
or by the murnluring stream, perchanee with a
sweetheart gazing into your eyes, don't forget
to carry q little candy or few apples along to
vary the p1onotouy, which will certainly bring
on happiness more than commensurate to the
cost. Get them at Dir. sGouin's, if you wish the
charm to work successfully. And to quiet your
nerves, and solace yourself after returning, smoke
one of the Doctors fne.cigars. Herein fail not,
young man, 'Jeemes' will be III waiting.