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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-12
NY W l.. WALL 3 co.,
I 10 s,, ITe ~ ShLusbLr REAL rs.

TRuST TaTs * fHS ssytsfa WAND.
nv virtue Of decree the tapshns ooaft %
tho bistries q Coiumbls, In Equity sitting, besr
,.s a.; I. s;:s% %,.S s:s I e. ssas
Of The llsant Vernon Batdiag As,osiasion,
are CosapiaiuAnts, aud Inward N Clarke q Al.
p:t' u fss Sasaos y ffos, he prem
Uses, on TUESDAY. The en- aay % April. hp.
lssS, :. S,sisss iss , s sSSs s q,
IN .saafe numbered thtss hundred and any.
0,See CSss) Of the plan Of the city " WA.hinEten,
bag hnsisE for the northeast corner q Ale s9aArs
at Ths lh1.rsss.ioh Of stree. .sStn sl AZ. ,S
said rNntL ltIeet ninety eo) fe.! heHee EeN
any .Iour az kse, ten and ont half poISl iashea,
,hsass ssr FSst C '.'' S: Issr "a s ss.s
Ten GRd OAs hIl 6lslO ihehss % The plass Of be-
| RInnIng, with ths improvements thereon.
rs properly az T.sT s,a. on ".., , ana Sssl.
|, great Inducements 10 pursAeAsrk.
Terms-oas- third cash, the Issidae In Nln ana
Twelve months the Parshas.,L gsiag MS aa sos1
ana beaTlng Interest from the day o. sale
TiIls deed to be retained until all Of The pur,
All co. Ssya netSg aud revenue stamps al The
n Tho tSans q sale arc not eomPlled with
within ave days from the DAY % sAie, .ss ~.
a a. risk aud eoal " the detailing peIehaset
81 siyisE three days Aeilee In lgms AswsPapss
' '1ntN( N the city OF WaShMEfnn, : u.
nh, r.a.uEa. ". l. wxLLE co, ESsi'.
NM - osrnoxyn mo
.ma q ABOVE SALE II PObTPONkp w
-,Th 'fTEnE00n, same hour, "a Nay.
''h'DNi A. LLOYD Trustee,
aPe2.aMtd W - ----.S--..-...,.- ,,C,,s,s
T,AIp M 40 NDEMhEU HuhbEbs.
vi wa - -. III ys.. "a. o..
o... NOBxnAA = 0ygtcg,
w,.v,,o,o. c,,v .Stp ,, 80
WIN n. "a =, n.hi,. a., 'ses 40 'he PWhsy
=, nht ". ~ ~ ~ ~ e,W ~ rat4 Iuf
o'dder' " "'e r1,vSn ~ ~ Xmas.
r,,ssSAy ApTl II
| ,ruvaDHy' ap.u -
r,yxspDaaxx' Aps "a
r,vo uuxnuRn rnvl INV linn 'eEs lAcu
'"' "o"'" DAY - : : -
.Ss;, horse: .s,. Sss. ~ SI 4. ss%s
PoT road and mTminK purposes many good
bargains may Be had =.
a. %' Terms cash, Ia Waited states currency.
-, u.,.a.. a., ~. 4. H.,
DisisIop oSar.srmsstsr espsraI's once,
aPS-td -.'.-.--
AUcTION SALE OF coNDIMNED
~ . HORSES
Flls! pTyIsloS,
VIII h, IA " pISni M itnTIok n the Nh.
e" bidder sh Rsl,IPI h ns5Il "a ssSS
two HgsDEEP Pm, aAs IIa WITH dIa r ,oIIo,
Gu m.rusn,v ,.n a., s,
TWO HhSnhTn NV; SAPWhLRY a6RsRs
Ga rurvsn,v ,,,, ., ,...
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XNAGoNs, DARTS AZ DRAYs.

REaIsFER . OFPIcE, April :, 1885.
Notice IL hereby given that Licenses, issued To
oSnors Of Wagons, Carts aud DrAys, will expire
on MONDAY, APFI 4, lss5, and that said licenses
must be renew ed, In compliance with law, At this
OMee within tee days from this date, d..
SAMUEL X DOUGLASS,
Aps-dta Register, W. g,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-12

WINDING AND STOVE WOOD,
N. prepared In the best mAhneFer 70 the stick,
delivered 10 an! PAr Of the rity Al ne shSTte''
Bot e. Q. L. shkhifI,
0aee, Peana. ave. I. betWssH "a aud ~ Streets,
Ysgi and MIL, ~ u, Aad eauAl. mhlS'ln
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oFFICIAL NOTICEs.
ElS,A,4A.sAs4 EHAASA,
Y Ell O 4 A Il,
WAS DuEAnfnaar,.
AnSy.asr esssna. ). o.yses,

WAS DuFAnrnaar,.
So AnJurAnr 0anmNU'a OrrltR,
Ets sWAminaroS, April ', lSsS. y
nEoOaps Ov p1sevATisvnp corn1sDs. 7.
Gss,srui 0rdsrs NJ. eo, ,,l, svitl4
.. Az military rstorta, sach ~ ales II pnblie
letters, letter books, order books, and other
record bockA muster rolls. 1c,. are the property
o. the pniiea states, and will be requirrd for IN
tore reference Ia tie settlement ~ claims against
the ooserunient, and for other ofAeiAi purpouea.
Whenever posts, distrieta, geOgrabhical de-
have bteh, or shan hereAfer he, discontinued,
all such recnrds, " not requirra Tor use n the
tepar.msn, hsadqgarierti IN vAish The yennasa,
III. All persons Who are not now, but Who may
have been In The military service Of the United
States, and who have sueh records In their pos.
delay q tSts slhss Y sre Ac expense o. trans.
poftntion viii BE- paid. ..4a TIIsg r5sl5l "a Lad
III 0neers vko come In command Of places
sal.sred frsa he sssny, VIII .ssllss. sd for.
ward 70 this 0Aee any paper len behlna BY ths
rebcls, which may Be a. pnblle nse OF tsieret
By order of's! seer''sry e w Es,v ! Nm
APil-at Assistant AdjatAnt eeaeral
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n I'm n wRIIR WV U0TfaR
N -
a TIN ~
LsA,.. vii, and an he saSsltI.s P.rI. pro. x
duees In LACE GOODS. MILLINERY GOODS,
MANTILLAs, DRESSES, TRIMMINGS, SILKS,
yRLyETs, LADiEs' CNDER aARMKNrs, Hu,
MAN HAIR GOODS, Lublhs and DsMarsoA'S
PRRFUMERY. CoUDRAr's POMADE. &c.
I.AI.. can have pr..ses ana .y.rthins in the
,,',,,-
Ailhnery hne hAae '" oras' ".
done In N. hS..s, md an IlsSs Of HsIr wors
-. A a., -. -. .
o.. -. ,op.,, n, .,S .,.. a, aooa. "a,
no, lees than cleo viii be a,,ssd.d to faithfully.
NJ ma Pam. =, W..S,,v,aa' d
.n,,.I. NJ , ~. T,.x,.. pa.
" ~ ,'s'' .r..'' =.
U 'hD~ND2o0A'
Oar omce has been placed IN dlrss, telegraph
change RooIns In New YORK, InsuTinE prompt.
ness 10 the execution II orders.
Purchase aud sales made Al the usual rates.
RITTRSHOUsE, FOWLER 4 co,
mha.dn bankers, $50 Pehha avenue.
- - -T---------------"-
g MITU 4 FARIs,
- FRENCH CONFECTIONERY.
LADIEs, RKsTAURANT
No. iIS West Baltimore street,
BALTIMORE
The urrst d"licAeies, fruits, Creams, Pond.
Sponge aud Frosted Cakes supplied 10 families al
shortest notice
MEALS At ALL HOURS OF TIKI DAY.
AS-Thc choicest Wines eonstantly on had
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ouRGEoN GRNRRAEs OPFICE,

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD!-TAKEN
II away, near my premises, corner o. Your.
ana a half and n streets, Island, DARk-bAf
SHE MULE. about twelve years old aud abou.
naT,sea hsadS high, Toaeh coat, long tall and
man. a mark on lfN shoulder arm, and no
sho@s on WhsR taken. The above reward Will
Ips"as WIN. y, u. NAAcKS
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-12

NJ r o l. 3,
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY AND LOAN
AGENCY. Flor. " ...
G2 TTTTERNTH STREET,
OPPOSITE UNITED Stains TREASURY DE'
PARTMESr.
This Bank I. authorized 10 FssslSs Subssrip.
lions to the .-frIiuHuit .uTnH... r ..lt
PoPU LAR ESQ LOAN.
These potes are issued In denominations OF
60, siOo aOc. u, 900. AAa ", 900 payable 70
bearer OF srdeE three years amer date, with In
tsrsst. payable semi. Aunuaily ct ssSsu aud
three .ienIhs per ssa,am Per aaBum, cpd ar,
Convertible At maturity at the holders option
ihto the s. ~ six per cent gold iatsrssi -bs"rin0
boRds. The interest on these notes IL two costs
per day for every sioo
FULL COMMISSION ALLOWED rr.. .u,
! RANKS AND BANKERS.
Any Information respecting the UNITRI
STATES LOANS will he shssrfally given Oh sp
PIioAiIon personally or by letter. 49, 49,.
FULL SUPPLY OF GOVERNMENT sn5u
RITES CONSTANTLY OK HAND FOR
| SALE.
WE RECEIVE DEPOSITS.
oPES ACCOUNT WITH DEALERs. .. d.
MAKE coLLEcTIoSs
ON ALL ACCESSIBLE POINTS.
BUT AND SELL COIN,
CURRENCY. AND ExoHAKsn
AND ALL oLASsIs OF
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
PURCHASE GOVERNMENT VOUCHERS.
| AEprnEHsAcr A
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
II. HUTCHINSON, Cashier.
| LIZ cHITTESDEN. President. mhS4.1
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LAW AqENoIpR -
('oHRRT LEEcH,

R'oHERT LEEeH, ~ .''Is'1 ga
das, Solicitor of the onee of The, Aual.or Of u.
n Treasury fOtths Post onss DrPaItAsAL)
A'Er'OAs 'Af At 1cE,is SP SOLICITOR or
cppssii. sSs fo.i oas, Dsp.r.n.p.,
VIM practice IA The caars. Il he pLssis, q Co
lumblA. the Court ef Claims. and the supreme
atteAtioh 70 the prcseentien ~ claims aud the
sdlss.iAsst q assOus,s IN all the Departments Of
the Government, NE 49, H.t,l.as
oaes, ~ seyeAih street, opposite r0.t oess
naPArtmAhl L.. - ~. - mn \ do
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FoR SALE on RENT.

NOTICE TO FARMERS AND OTHERS.
IN AssIsTAST o. N. OTTicE,
Corner Of O and Twenty second Sta,
wAsHINgrOS, ID. g., March ~, 1855.
The Government Manure belonging to the De-
pot Of Washington will b. sold where Il now
les 10 farmers and others, In such quantities a.
they may require, At twenty Ave cents per Ordi-
nary wagon load. Application for the same TO
be made IA Mr. GeorEs y. Gilhert, General su-
iermAstsr's DePartment, earneF Of Y and TWen.
~ second slrrsts. ..
Payment 10 ke made to the gRderslgned.
CHAs. H TOMPKINs,
NH SO-5N Captain sud A. Q.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-12

AZ INTERESTING ESrERTAINNEST.-Ths
ISsg AcR sChTistaih Association gave another
lsi evening "a the CoHEcil ChaWheE Guy
The room was allied, many being unable
1'aln seats, Capt. BeaTdsley, president of
s,oeiatiau, occupied the chaiT,
Programme for the evening WAS a. fol-
rnyer-RsV Mr. Keith.
SaArtette-lDoms where my love lies dream :
Dawson,
SSlo-rhe Old SextOn--Mr Dawson.
L'say-Rey. Mr.. COnden.
yee,I-HeaT me, Norma-Nr-, Bats and
hanHmAn.. ....
rnho solO-Harfy sherman.
O'o-Ntye L'Ameriea-Mr, Ever,
~ tgIERNtsAigy,
u1S-Llfe has no power-Mrs. Bats,
Ever aud Dawson.
Sehalion-H. n. Tilly.
o..--Wax works-Mr MesseT.
Seaaing--ArA. Olmstead,
h.Sn-oR the Field Of alOry-Ass'r', kwsI
S Soi sP.Hslsd Bsnnsr-Nr. Butts,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-01
The NEW YORK ne {

DaEfy and Weekly :5-the lgIEBz Y0FeAs 5EsEsEEss
LYEE us. a great family new per- jamie
Wood, proprietor. JeQfnaE of politics, 1itera.
ture, fashions;A market AID fnaucsl reports ~
teres;ing n; sellany, and news fr5tn all parts IF
re woFldi contains more rcadin gniaesf ihS;;si
any other weekly paper. New improvements ii
troduccd-an immense circulation determined
on-the largest; lest and cheapes:: papes pub
IiShed in New y oFk. Single copies, 5ceuts; one
copy, one year, ss2 three copies, one year,
90 frecorses one year, $5aI5 ten copies one
year, s. T and an extra copy to any club of ten;
twenty copies, one year, $50. Tie slPeeidy Hers
is sent 10 eicrgynlen al st.60. New York Day
Netcs to mail Subscribers, $40 per annual; six
moSIths, S5. For sale by all news deaiers.
'specimea copies Of Daily and H1etkkg ifelrs
sent free. - ~ - ~
AddresS Benz, Wood, Daily ysrs bai o!'
10, .GitY9IaI Square, New York City.
Oct. Il a. ~: ~ 8 r. >.
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PR0CLA NJ ALTON
BY THE PROVISIONAL G0eERNOR.

MEHEREAsiti is represented sthat in many
w portions of the Site, there is great dis
turbance and apprehension from lawless persons,
who are thieYing, maranding and committing
acts of violence remote from the military garrl-
sons stationed at the Court Houses ;and whereas
Brigadier-General Aules, commanding the North
western portion of the State, has suggested the
organization ef a mfHtia police forecia each Dis
trict of his command, to act in concert with his
forces in preserving order and peace in the COM
munity; and whereas it is supposed that the
other military commanders will have no ctJec-
tons to the aid and assistance on the part of the
citizens in suppressing crime and maintaining or
der and whereas, also, it appears that President
Johnson has sanctioned and authorized the Pro-
vsfonal Governor of Mississippi to organize a
similar force in that State, and has forbidden the
military authorities there to interfere with such
organization :, .-.. -. -.
-.Now, therefore, T. BENJAMIN FR A,NKLIN
PERRY, Provisional Governor Of the State OF
South Carolina, do proclaim, order and declare,
that there shall be formed and organized in each
Judicial District one or more militia companies
for home police, to act under and be auxiliary
to the military garrison of such District in pre-
venting crimes and preservin sothe: peace of the
District The Smpanies will consist of a39iap-
tain and three Lieutenants and eighty men,, scat
tered over the District so as to be easily accessi-
BILE from all points where any disturbance may
occur. When the companies are formed, they
will report, through their Captains, to the res
pectire Brigadier:Generals commanding in South
Carolina, and to the Provost Marshals at the res
pectiyc Court Houses, and from. them receive
their orders. When arrests have been made,
they will turn the offenders over. to The civil au-
thorities or bring them. before the Provost Court
Marshal for trial and punishment, acc ording to
the terms of agreement between Generals Meade
and Gilmore and myself as to the respective ju-
riSdctons of the civil and military authorities in
South Carolina. - -. =.
This police guard viii lie voluntary in its or
ganization, and should be composed ofn0ne bnt
discreet persons of standing and character in>the
community, who are willing to render Their SER
vices promptly when the occasion requires. /:
is thought that the bare organization Of such for
ces throughout the St1te, will have most .sau
tary influence in preserving peace and order and
ii pteEenting crime. The evil-deers will know
thai theAe is q power, ready at hand, to arrest
them and bring them to justice. 1t is to be hoped
that all good citizens will cheerfrlly render this
service. 1t should be post of horror, as it's, tc
guard and protect the country.
=. Dono-dt Columbia, the. day and year. above
stated. - B. +. PERRY.
By order of, the Provisional Governor.
W. H. PERRY; Private Secretary. -.
Us The Newspapers Throughout the State
will give three inseEions.' =: =. Septic B.
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Executive Department, S. C.

H1uE Provisional Governor of South Carolina
4 has appointed the following named gentle
men as Special Aids for the purpose of assisting
him in the discharge of his official daties in re,
constructing the State and restoring her to all OF
her civil and potical'rights in the Federal Union
WILLIAM L. TRENHOLM, Of fCharleston city.
STEPHEN ELLIOTT, of Beaufort District.
WADE HAMPTON,:Jr., of Columbia
ROBERT L. McCAW, of Yorkrifiezz- -. 4.
WILLIAM H. EVANS, of Society HILL.
r JAMES H. HARRISON, of Anderson village.
, The above named gentlemen will receive and
communicate to the Provisional. Governor BEN
JAMIN. FRANKLIN PERRY, all information
which they may deem advisable as to the condi-
ton of the State, ITS citizens, the freedmen, the
home police and military garrisons. They will
likewise report to- him by letter, at mis- headquar-
ters, at Greeuville Court House
2 By -oEder of the Provisional Governor
.:..,.-z-.. . IL WIN. H. PERRY. :.
= r~ Private Secretary, &c.
Sept. 27-40-St.. - -. ... -. -, szr,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-01
Leather fer sle.

r RATE ESTABLISHEl IN TIE TOWN or
i NEWBERRY, one. of the best TkSSERlES
in the State, lid have LEATHER or ALL
KINDS FOR SALE, OR sExGHANGE E0R
HIDES At MARKET PRICE FOR Cash. 8
will Tan, Dress and jinish Hides Shares of0a6
Half for the Other, or halfao the Market Value
ofthe Leather at-the time it is delivered. will
purchase Hides at the Highest Cash Prices. u
will continue business at tie Bier6eld Tannerys
the same as heretofore, until the 27th day of Now
next at which time my lease expires, unless
shall be able 10 Tan and remove the Stock in
that yard before that time. HI HIDES scil Be re-
csiUsd hereafter at the Nesr Yard. 1 hope allwhc
have heretofore pacfenizea me viii continEe t6'
DO 50, and any others who may feel wiling.
Those who have sent Hides to the Bieffela Tan:
merry willsreeeive their Leather at my new yard:
have as good Curriers' and Tanners assare in the
State. 1 will Purchase or Exchange Leather for
:STTrallow and Bark at tie Highest Cash Prices.
S Is Il. B. HOLMAN.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-01
D!sc63iaQeoQs.:
Rich Men Of New York-HoW they Work.

No bank clerk on the salary Of thousand
dollars a year goes. to his bank as regularly
or works as many hours, as Wm. B. -Astor1
who counts up his $40, 900, 900. His little
one-story Office, a step or two from Broad.
king it resemble police prison, is the den
where he performs his daily toll, and out o.
his wealth and labor gets only his Yictuals
and eistkes. He attends, personally to all his
business, knows eveIy dollar of rent or in.
come that is to become due, pays out every
dollar, makes his entries in his own hand, and
obliges his sabordinates to come to him for
informatioHs while he does not go to them.
He generally comes Gown in the omnibas at
an early hour IN the day remains closely ab-
sorbed in business until Ave o'clock. He
rarely takes exercise, aad finds bis. pleasure
in the closest attention to business. A friend
/, of mine rode to Washington with him in the
same car from New York. He neither spoke
nor got ont Of his seat, and hardly moved,
from Jersey City to Washington. He usually
leaves. his-oRce at five o'clock, and walks
slowly up Broadway to Lafayette place-Sle
is over six feet high, heavily built, with a de,
cided German look, small hazy eyes, as if he
was half asleep, head round as a pumpkin,
and about as destitute of hair.-He is exceed
:, ipgly hospitablc, and in the Season gives q
dinner to his friends weekly, at which the
richest Viands on services of gold and Silver
are presented by liVeried servants to- his
guests. .... - e-H1z&
Commodore Vanderbilt never worked haT-
der IN his life, never worked gore hours than
pew. He has confidential clerk, who works
like pack horse, and has been in mis- employ
for thirty years. Besides this, Vanderbilt
does his own Business makes and executes
hisown contracts, and this, with the business
he does on twenty millions, is no small toll.
The Commodore goes down to his business
!. regularly every day and can be found at eer-
tain hours.-dB only recreation-Cuchre and
fast horses.
Moses Taylor whose dividends from coal
stock alone this year reached the pretty little
sum of a million of dollars, begansbusiness in
New York when sixteen years Of age, kept
his own books with his own hands, and has
done. SO ever sinee.-His library, in bis. own
house on Fifth avenue, IS regular work
shop. Every night he brings up his own
business with his own hand His vast basi.
ness as trustee is kept by himself. He makes
all the original entries Of sort and Kind, and
goes to his Office for mo- information, and be
kneWs just how, things must be there to be
right: And should every. record kept by his
book-keepers. and clerks be destroyed, it
would make no difference with him, for he
has the original IN his own hand, Many mer-
chants spend the afternoon in riding, or in
egameS, or ID the excitement of the evening
stock: board but Mr. Taylor finds his recrea-
ton in bath, good dinner comfortable
sieSta, and an evening devoted to work.
+ . Z se.Sz- TTVeae %YorE Cor. Boston Journal
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-01
TIE PHGNlX.

FrDIsHED DAILY, 1RI-waEE4g LSB WEEKLY,
At the Capital of South Carolina, Columbia, 1865
THE Daily Phoenix, issued every morning exs
i cept sunday, is: fiIed with the latest neEs,
3by telegraph, mails, etc. Editorial Correspond.
enee, Miscellany, Poetry, Stories, etc: s5s
= This is the only daily paper ia the State, out
side of the city of Charleston.
. The Tri-W eeklY Phoenix, for country eiFeula:
ten, is published every Tuesday, Thursdsy and
Saturday, and has all the reading nattero inter-
est contained in the daily issues of the week
Z Weekly Cleaner, home companion, as its
name indicates, is intended as a family jouFnab
and is published every Wednesday. Il viii con;
tain Eight pages, ofForty Columns. The cream
of the Daily and Fri Weekly will be found in its
eolumss, Daily, one year.. - 90
three months. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
Tri-Weekiy, one year.. :.s..s,. t......:..T 90
three months. .. -. -. ..;.S....2 90
Weekly, one year. a 90
ssa three months. -. -. !. 80. Z. <. II %
= Advertisements inserted In the Daily or Tri-
Weekly at 81; a square for the first Insertion,
aud rs cents for each subsequent Soscssion,
Weekly advertisements 81 square eyer5 insef.
lion : - & -
/ Oct. 1I-42-tf ? ',e'-. =.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-01
THE ABBEVILlE BANNER,

T desire to say to the old patrons Of this paper
Il and the public generally, that its publication
will be resumed on or about the fifteenth o.
0CToBERsaext, under5my proprietorship and
the editorial control of q gentleman emnentls
qualified for such position, and well known
and prominent citizen efthe Distiet.' -
It is my aim to reVivesthe Banner and con-
duct it asit wes. before its discontiuanee, to wit:
to make it a frst class, high-t9ped, News and
Literary Paper. =: .>.> -.:=- ;,
The terms of the paper viii be as formerly,
viz So. .007a year IN advance-in specie. or pro-
visions at specie valuation y--.-...-- r.,
Sept. 81 - 49, 7. Is. CRENS. =
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-01
20 The Public.

T FIND that it is the impression Of number Of
persons in the district that I. was a co-part-
per With R. B. Holman in the Tanning of Leather
for the Confederate Government. This is to Ger
tify that was not co-partner, and had nothing
to do with the business whatever: But now I
have commenced the: Tanning Business on my
own responsibility, and at my Old Tannery, and
will guarantee to make the best OF Leather with
dispatch, as ! have practical Rorkmen with my
self to, make it. Send your Hides to Headqrsr'
tiers to be Tanned aud Dressed on Shares, II you
want something like Leather. The highest prlce
will be paid for Hides in gold, silver, or leather
Alsorall home-tasd Leather Dressed IN the Oes'
manner. Wool for sale at the Taunery.
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STATE or SOUTH CAR0LLN4s s

NEwBERRY,. DISTRICT,
By joint: .Petersoaii Esq, 0rdiAafg Of Ner;
2. Jefra District. ~.- - ,..-....' n. p. -
XXTHEREAs, Peter Duckett has, applied to
w !. me for Letters of Administrations on
all and singular, the goods and chattels, rights
and credits ofisaac Duckett, late ofthiS District
deceased: - ..:5.-. ..-...J-5I Z.
" These are therefore to cite and admaaish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors Of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me, at
our next 0rdinary's Court for thesad district, to
be holden at NeRbeFry Court House, on the 50th
day of Get. inst, to shew cause, if any, why
the said Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and Seal, this l6th>day
of Oct, il the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-fFe. - = -
. o ls-4s-9t. JOHN Z. PETERSON. Q. n. D.
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!, A FEMALE BRITISH 0FFICER.-An incident
is just now being discussed in military cir
cles so extraordinary that, were not it's truth
capable of not being VouaIed for by official
authority, the narration would certainly be
deemed absolutely Incredible. British officers
qpartesed at the Cape between fifteen and
twenty years ago, may remember a certain
Dr. Barry, attached to the medical staff there,
and enjoying reputation for considerable
skill in his profession, especially for frmness,
decision, and rapidity in difficult operations.
This gentleman had entered the army in 1918,
had passed, ofeourse, through the grades OF
assistant surgeon andsurgeon in various regi-
mentS and had served as such in various
quarters Of the globe. His professional &C.
quirements had procured for him promo
Etion to the staff at the Cape. About 1910, he
became prometed TO be medical Inspector
and was transferred to Malta. He proceeded
from Malta to Corfu, where he vas quartered
formany years, still conspicuous. for the same
peeafiarities. When our Government eeasd
the Ianian Islands to Greece, and our troops,
of course, Quilted the territory, Dr.. Barry
elected to leave the army, and take up his
residence for the rest of his days at Corfu
He there died about monthaago, and upon
his death was discovered to be woman
The motives that occasioned apd the time
when commenced this singular deception are
both shrouded in. mystery. Bot thus it
stadds an ihdubitable fact, that woman was
for forty years an officer in the British ser,
vice, and fought one duel, and has sought
man more, had pursued a-legitiuate medical
education, and received regular diploma,
and had acquired almost celebrity for skill
as a-surgieal operator. .#s.-,7