The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-09-06
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statement5of votes polled at Scwberry c. H.,
& G., 4th-Sept. 1865 =.-.,. -. r..
Whole No. of votes, 288. E. P, Lake, 1S3
Robt: Stewart, Is2 Z; r.. Simmer, J25 j. H,
s Williams, los E. S. keitt, So
Thesother polls not yet heard from.
We are. requested TO state thatthe Brass Band
belonging to thc 56th \. Y. v Y, assisted by
Prof. n. scHMIrr and daughter, VIII give a vocal
and Instrumental Concert in the Court Honse, TT
Abbeville, on Friday night, next, 9th instant.
= ~ -.sa oGorrcspondent&
Under the present circumstances, awhile our
paper $50 limited in,size, We most respectfully
request correspondents to confne themselves to
short articles. Latterly we have had several,
which on account of extreme length, had to be
left out altogether 1t is impossible to insert
long COMMUNICATIONS. Be SHORT, and we will be
happy to give your. views on all interesting sub
jects to the public
Sorghum Molassss.
We have the au thositys Of the Assessors for
.sa5ing tilat there is noInterBal Revenue tax on
gorghurn .Nolasses. We mention this as we hear
thata different impression prevails in tesc coun-
try # any one nanufetures as much. as
one thou$and dollars worth, manufacturers
lfesass Of so per ye2Fis required, bI,s even in
such case there IS no tax on s1nolasses: ="
) sosags The GrSenTille Nountaineer; the doubts
efour citizens on this subject are now dispesicd.
Gould not help il.
: The dashing 4d5utant having touched Us very
vitasly lsss 9esE, SO completely clairvoganced
our optics and n1esmefized our faculties, that we
married II ilarls the senior. partner of Williams
B Covert, notice made Of that frm, } in spite
of the wishes of -, God knows who ). carried
him through dangers By food and Geld, land final
}y set him down snugly as Bona beneath his own
vine and fig tree, to Mediate on the sweets of
domestic life, where he swonld in all probaailhy
pay greater attention to his business We hum.
bly, beg his pardon. =
How to Vote: How 70 Obtain Pardon.
& We are under obligations to the publisher, Mr..
Patrick WfIsH, Augusta, Geo, ffor a neat little
pamphlet, bearing the above ,title.~ Weshave not
JET read the beck, but a glance at the subject
satisfies US that tits we'll worth the attention of
ALL There are 4 number OF valuable records in
thezwork. It contains 50 PIP, reading matter to-
gether with several pages valuable trade adycr-,
tisements. Price so cts one third of to the
trade. Postage paid and sent. by mail to any.
part ofthe esuatry. Address, Patrick WALSH,
Augusta, Ga. 4
Gov. Perry.
We. had tHe, pleasure Of brief Interview with,
his Exeellencg Cow PrRRr, Saturday afternoon.
He vas on his wayto CoIumbia, for The purpose of
conferriug With Gems, MEADE and GlLHoRE; the
former of whom has conaaand Of a the Atlantic
States. Gov. PRRR1 informed us that ne was, in
receipt Of dispatch from President Johnson,
sustaining his proclamation with regard to Aagis-
trates administering the oath, and he had has
tened to forward the SANG to Spartanburg and
other places, insthne he hoped, for the election
ordinaries and Clerks will resume theirflnetions.
AS the Governor and Generai GILMORE have both !
been mutually disappointed several tines III at.
tempts at Interview it. is hoped that the present
may be HAPPY moment resulting. in great good
to our people
70 New 6eneaiets
The happiest period of mans life SIS said to /
be, when haYing long waited for the object of (
his devotion, he takes unto himself tie fairbeing
who is to become his partner in joys and sor-
rows, in sickness and health, and he. feels hi, !
self the proud posseSsor Of wife, ne is per- t
laps exeus;ble if in the fuIlless of his joys at
that period, he forgets few minor details, but.
in 3 short time he waLens TO the sense thatthere
ere duties to pe3foFm which temporarily we're /
lsid aside, but must po9 attended to, one of
which andnot the least in importance is the pay
ing for his marriage notice, which the minister
who tied the knot for him, hands to ussfor pub
lieation, at his request We cannot hold the
rnaa Of God responsible for this payment and
the man is not deserving 9TH darling litslesSife
he heglects to pay for the notice.
Applications for Pardon.
His Excellency Governor PERRY has furnished ]
US the following rules TO be observed in mas
king applications for Pardon !: =
The Petition must be addressed to His Excel
Iency sSDREw JouNsoN President OF the URlted
States.
{. 1t should state the residence, occupation and
age of the applicant. 81
Which Of tie misconceptions he is liable
to, and that he is excluded from the cl@ ~ cneysof
the Amnesty Proclamation by uoneof the eexeep-
tioQs.
Let him state fairly and =truthfuiIy, any cir
curstapces which may entitle him to Executive
CIelneRcy. s5 "a
j He Ipust express his loyslEg 70 the Onion, and
his purpose in ggoodsfaitb TO preseryeand main
6sia II for the -futIiIe.