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The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-06
Yankee Telegraph.

Being favored with a glimpse at a Courier Of
the 9th plt., We make a short summary of the
principal points found in its telegraphic column.
Ofcou,se it abounds in bombast aud replete with
uptruths:: Hear what they say: -. ...
Their pet house-bprner, Sherman, denies the
late repulses by Gen. Johnston; shat he has fol-
loved out, successfully, the programmelaid down
before leaving, SAVANNAH, and being now joined
by Schcfeld, is able to whip the combination of
Lee and Johnston, and will be with Grant 10 a
very short time. That Johnston has but 10000
men, who are completely demoralized and cannot
stand before him. That the whole effective force
Of the Coufederacy is only 10000 men, all told.
Sherman thinks the little affair on hand almost
wound up, and With that view, in his transit
through Fayetteville, N. c., blew up only the
arsenal and powder magazine, because neither
North or South would need powder,much longee
Encoln believes there will be but little more
fighting, that his work is nearly finished. Lee
is considered hopeless and respondent and will
soon surrender his tatteraemelion band of rebels,
and that propositions to give up slavery, and lay
down, arms will be gladly accepted By leading
rebels. A. E. Stephens and Hunter, are said IN
Washington to have. declsted to President Davis
that all is lost. And much more Of the same
sort, but enough is given, and our readers can
swallow as much as they can eonVenientlydiges
"The Ladies' Soldiers Aid Association of
Newbewy," thankfully acknowledge the receipt
Of the following donas;ons, during the month of
March: . r. =,
From Mre. Corrje Grensker, 2 prs Of-suspen,
deFs; Miss Bette CALDWELL pr Of socks; Miss
MolIie Tdrnipseed, pr Of socks; Miss Sallie
Vance,S pr of socks; Miss Mollie Wilson,, pr
of socks; Miss Erin McMorries,. 8 pr of socks.
i The Society gave to David Sem, Go. "B." Sd
S. c. v, l shirt. {
+ Thomas Conner, Co. 'E." 9Th Ark. -Reg't,
shirt, pr drawers and pr socks.
Capt. Mcleod, 5sh Miss, Rsgt,, l shirt pr
drawers and pr socks. =.
Dr. Haley, of La, shirt and pr drawers.
VIM. Rice, Co. 'B.'' lists. C. ", / pr pants
and pr socks James Lathrop, Go. ''B."lst S.
c. v, Jacket; George LatbTop, Co. ''B." lst
S. G. v, ! pr socks.
By order of Society. .--. -. -.
ERIN ,HcMoRRIEs,.
49, ..-.. .., Secratarv
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-06
Destructive Fin. .

A fre occurred during the past week, at Jolly
Street, destroying the dwelling, kitchen and
smoke house of Nr. Daniel Stone. His corn
crib and stables were torn down to save from,
burning. The FIRE ia supposed accidental. His
little daughter had bns short time before gone
up stairs, with torch, when The flames we're
discovered. Only q little bedding was saved
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-06
1ea6s..

Squire John COOI& a prominent and respected
citizen of Frog Level dies at bis residence du-
ring the past week: -
It. Brown. said to be from Greene Co., Ala
bama, died from Paeumonia, on she 4sh inst, at
the hotel in this place. he vas Inferred with
Masonic hohors. -
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s 70 EeWbsrriaus.

g &EssRs. EDITORS The wounded from Gen.
Johnston's Army continue to como in. Can
there not be man selected among the patriots
Of thistoWR, who will assist the poor wounded
fellows on the cara every morning, Several have
been compelled TO remain here for want of the
proper assistance. How appreciatiye would be
such "a friend by the poor sufferers. .,.'. F..
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-06

Fayetteville is . monument Of ruin. The arse
nal buildings, market house, court house, print
ing Offices, iron Soundries mills, cotton factories,
oil works, and a large number Of private dwell
:ngs we're given to the flames. The peoplewere
Numbered stripped Of provisions aud left ia dan
ger Of starvation. -; n. - .,...,.
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sympathy.
Eresn Camden.

a Small force of the enemy. made their ap-
pearance on the evening Of the 18th February,
and we're repulsed by bssty levy of, citizens
under Col. Jones. In large force they entered
the town on the goth, and proceeded instantly to
the work of plunder. Every house bu: two were
robbed Of Valuables, and emptied Of its stores.
Then the ineendiary's toren was applied. The
railway, passage and freight depOts we're the first
to buru-then the ancien. 'Corn%allis House,
quarsermasser and comisissary stores, stores Of
George Douglas and Dr.. AcKaiu, cotton ware
houses, Waseree Bridge, Easonic, Hall, Enrolling
office, oppenbetm's residence, and all the houses
on Main street. The house Of Bishop D4yIs and
another over which guards were placed, were
the only ones not piilaged. They dug for trea:-
sure-found whiskey, got drunk and made night
hideous. Their rapacity, brutality, cunning, i'm
pudenee and talsehood were quite conspicuous.
They seemed to take special delight in frighteu-
ing women aud children, and acted in sonecascs
With heartiess, warton crnelty. -.
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siO0 KsRard, Dead or AllYe..I

d UNAWAY from the subscriber about The lss
Ii Of january my boy Toney: he Is shout
FIVE feet, nine or. ten inches high, dark complex
ion, thick ipped, with upper front teeth out.
I will give the above reward f6t the said boy
dead or alive. &. MOFFAFT,
Ap44tT Mofatt's VI RoadA
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Richmond Evacuated-

After working 6Hs half of our edi-
ton, announcing that Richmond would
be held, ata1l hazards, we arSinform-
ed from reliable quarter that Rich
mond is evacuated.
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naafh q .coi a. caihnnn.

The Anderson IrstsIligsucsr" announces the
death Of this estiRable gentleman, at Fort Hill,
near Pendleton, on Thursday morning last, after
an illness of ouly two hours duration. r. -.
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CIRCULAR.
C0MMfssARY-GENERAL's OFFICE
RIcHHoND, March Q, 1855.

.. RICHMOND, March z, 1850. =
THE officers 6f the Nitre Mining service viii
L be placed on the same footing as those Of
the Subsistence Department, in the collection
of supplies. It is believed that perfect accord
will result in much good to both services, the
best energies Of ali officers are Invited II sid
oEthis service at present.
IN. ST.. JOHN,
,-~.~:r.5' ~, GoHnissarg: General
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-06
Shifting.

T HAVE on hand q large lot Of "A and rs
4 SBIRTING, Osnaburgs, Cotton Yarn Cotton
Cards, Log-wood, Indigo, Copperas, Nails, Tacka.,
and many other articles can be found by calling
at my store. ~ 4. A. HARRIS. !
March % If = Is. -, H.. ,l *, E: p; ,. q:
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cotton Rsgs.

nyquantity Of clean cotton rags will be bought
at this Office, at the highest price. Bring them
In from one pound to thousand. .. ~ "
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-06
tra aAs NEsarE. Esf;sz :

+ -: =; = ( Fs3a 2s15 Bs6rEy :-&d:ss -:
Tae Adg&1 User, s2eeGt:; & OF the 9assagar of2
largo bo99y q troops through EdgeEeldi Says:
..ievefy eqhipage 81 every sort, and every horse
that had four legs, was in requisRion to convey
young men and maidens, old men and children
to see them. The ladies were in full force, full
beatty, and brimful of enthusiasm. They smiled
and wept, waved and cheered, and shed bouquets
broadcast. No less than one thousand million
sJonqhils and D4fodils have been sacrificed (and
nobly) in the cause =:
; That IS the way ladies, be not chaFy Of your
snilesend boquets, the soldier boys feel glad
dened by your presence, and never grow weary
looking at yogr bright, sympsthizing faces. The
gentls tear and happy smile, gives silver lining
to the cloud, and heals nuraberless wounds, while
the heart swells, and the arms grows stronger.
Notice the soldier, giEe him your smiles, your
sympathy. :. ~. .-/ +
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important Notice to Flthe Payers.

T. AN now prepared to assess the BACON Of
i the year 1864 An persons (whether pro.
ducers or mott who slaughter over goo lbs. nett
PORK, are required to lnake returns Of the same.
to me: >..,a s35r $50
All producers who have not already made re.
turns of their crops to me, are notified that il q
Of the utmost importance for them to do 30 as
once, in order to secure credit for the same upco
their money tax, ;..><ys
: will be found at the Office Of the Commission.
er in Equity. JN0. B. GARWtLE.
Assessor TaxIn4K Kind, NeRberry Dist
;4pr4StT. s..
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Rice is selling in Aususts at IS per ID,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-12
VALUABLE IRON PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
TENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS.

We will offer for sale the SECOND DAY OF OCTO
BIER 1865 premises the valuable Iron Property known
a THE TENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS. wi,h6.440 acre.
Land about good aiming Land cleared and under
fence situated the Cumberland River fry miles above the
mouth, in Lyon County. Kentucky embracing large and
Machine shop containing Lsthe Boring and Planning Ma
chimes with Boiler and Engine to separate from Mill
with Grist Ml attached large Warehouse Dry Goods
Store Brick Office and large number Of Dwellings for work
Also about forty thousand bushels Of Stone Coal and
sixty thousand bushels Of Charcoal.
Ths above Iron Works have been In successful operation for
Of year, end the reputation of the fully e.,ab
superior Charcoal Iron yayunsu passed by any manufc-
In the United States. The facilities for obtaining Pig
Iron superior to establishment In the West, there be,
ing three charcoal furnaces within 10 three miles Of the
Mil capable OF producing eight thousand tuns Of
Pig Iron yearly.
The facilities for obtaining cheap supplies of Corn Pork and
other articles unsurpassed
Shipments Of Iron be made 10 the mouth Of the Cum
beTland River all seasons OF the year.
TERMS OF SALE.
The Rolling Mil Forge and Lands thereunto attached all
Tools ing Mil Forge aud acksith Tools and Weigh.
ing Scaes be sold credit Of one two three
years from date with approved security, and lien
tanned until the purchase money is paid.
Il understood that the purchase Of the MILL lands and
lures L. to take the wrought iron and cast iron scraps
coal charcoal flaming tools carpenter tools hay mules
cattle hogs iron safe and fixture, in Office wagons
medicines, etc., and cash ut fair valuation, two dsnter.
ted 90 fix said yauason in they do not agree
call IN third
The object the sale Is close up said partnership agree
ably TO the article. Of copartner,hip.
Capitalists wishing to invest IN profitable iron property
will do well TO examine the where competent men will
DO ready all times to show the property and particulars
until day OF sale. HILLMAN BRO1HERS.
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DroposaIs.
Oyyrck o, ARMY CLOTHING ASp EeuIfLa: ,os<

OyvIcE OF ARMY CLOTHING AND EeuI!Aas ,o..
No % BRoADwAY NEW YORK. July ;, 1902;
A RMY SUPPLIES.-Sealedp proposals VIII be
N received at this Office until i2 O'Clock on THURS
DAY the 18th instant for furnishing by contract IN such
from time be- required Tor the use
Of this and depot until the 10th day oil may ooo 'no
following articles of stationery: - .,
Letter pr~r white relied, hrclass, III bs TO the feam.
Fooscap PAPER white. ruled hsclass IL lbs TO the ream'
RIong parer white, 6rsto,sss 100 lbs to the Team ,
Foio po. paper white, ruled frat class, bs TO the
ream. -,
Eny elope-psper, best quality.
Envelopes straw color, No y best quality.
Envelopes, straw color. no. ~ pest Quansy'
Envelopes, white No. b. .
Lead pencils Faber's or Eagle No. Q.
Steel pens.
Pen.holders
Seal waters boxes
Sealu, wax best English small sticks.
Black ink quart bottles Maynard Noyea
Arnods Chemical Writing Fluid quartz
Black ink. quarts, copying
Red ink, Davids. NO.
Inks'ards.
Paperfolders.
Rulers
Qriils.
Office tape best linen.
Memorandum Books.
Blank Books cap bound, two three four, I'VE and 'i1
Quires. .f-
samples Of the above articles be further nior
nation with regard to the be received by sppnca
lion 10 this Office Bidders will present with their bids sam
pies OF the articles they propose to deliver T., Ar
Bonds will b. required from the SUCCESSFUL oinae' ioi e
faithful perel mauce of the contract. Il,
TIE United the right toreect any part OF hs
whole of the bids be deemed for the interest oil tue
Proposals should be indorsed Proposals for Furnishing
Stationery" and addressed to 80,
Col ID. IL. yINTON, Dep'y O. NJ. Cen, u 3 a.
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CHEZ QuARTERHksrERs OypIcg.
UKpOT on WAsHISGTOy

CHHY QuARTERnAsrERs OypIcg, J
DkPoT OF WAsHIsGrog}
WAsHINGTos. ID. g., July 7. 1865.
GALE OF HARNESS AND SADDLES
- There |. or hand this depot for sale abou. 1900 set
OF United States n arne.s consisting Of
l&3 Single sets Of lead horse Harness.
liza single sets OF wheel horse Harvest
1900 Single sets Of lead mute Harness
san Single sets OF wheel mule Harness
sol Single Of lead horse Ambulance Harness, and
AZ Single sets Of whee horse Ambulance Harness.
This harness has been used Ia the public service bat IL M
s.rviceabe for road and farming purposes. -
Sealed proposals. invited Tor It's purchase In lots oil O
set. and upward. ,,,.
Proposals must plainly wis, kind OF harness bid for
whether wheel lead mule horse; aud Tor ambulance
harness, whether wheel or lead.
Proposals also invited for the purchase Of several thou
sand Sadd Of various patterns In lots OF 100 and
ward Samples Of harness and saddles be seen al the
Government MIL In this city, appic alton 70 Colonel
Charles H. Tom kins, A. Y. NJ corner Of 1wonty'second
aud q streets.
Proposals for the purchase Of this harness &C. will be
ceived at this office until u TUESDAY, August 1905.
and should DO ndorsed Proposals. ,oT the purchase Of HsI
ness" &c.
Payment In Government funds must be made upon the
Of the proposal and pdor TO the delivery OF tho har
ness, &c.
The undersigned reserves the right TO reject oil proposals
which may be considered too low.
The sale OF harness public auction advertised June II
disc ntinued.
The sale Of wagons and mule, IL , going on from day
day. Purchasers invited 10 attend
ID. II. FUCKER
Brsvst MNoI Gen md oaNtsggutss
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Mem Publications
% A BONA FIDE NOVEL, WRITTEN To
IA AMUSE"
HARPER L BROTHERS. New-York.
Publish this Day:
DENIS DONNIE.
NOVEL.
By ANNIE THOMAS,
Author Of "On Guard" and " TheO Leigh"
Rvo Pauer. cents.
OPINIONS OF THE KsGLi sH PRESS


The author invaded portion Of Miss BraddonS own par
tculAr territory and "csms out strong upon hor'es anu
racing somewhat less avish hut decidedly more correctly
than the accomplished and popular biographei oil MIS- e
In Aurors Floyd" There nothing bat praise to be De-
slowed upon Denis Donn" Ii bona hde novel written
70 smuse There ability in the development oil 'he
wonsns character Their. is rsrae ability In the fencing
and fnese between the two The plot OF the sto!
IL original clever and interesting Miss Thomas need not
have either doubt fear to the place which VIII Dc
awarded her among modern noyeli-ts- Morning fos'
There ;hree episodes at least, in these volumes winch
Miss Thomas should guard mos, jeaonsy for there the ~
teria OF an excellent comedy in each OF hemn oe'e'
with aceverness which sometimes suggests real genius ~
Of dsshing analysis and admirably conrived sceheS''"o
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Ills pleasant to have book the hands OF lady nov
elist without the usual com ent OF dungeons ana oa
vves bomba,t and bisomy More than this, Miss Iho'''
dplays an even vsor dcion which few OF her sex P
se..-t Atheneum. .uA
Mr. Anthony Trolope co1d not more vivdly phoosfaP"
the modern English ecclesiasc Heartily pleased VIII mos'
,s.ds,. he with Deuis Dome" it's characters men and
,yomen whom everybody has met drawn with wonderful
vsor freedom and freshness The world VIII hear more u
the author of " Denis Donne."-lPress
Des Dome Of the cleverest novels We nave he
with Cor soine time 1t is crowded with clever passages
Miss Thomas WILL ~. thing rank high among that class
povests of whom Miss Evans George Eho'l is tne n'
Header
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PROPOSALS

VIII be received at the Pos. Office Department Ia tho City
eighth day Of Ausa. 1855 Tor eonyeyinr ths mails Of lie
o S,ed SAT-. oy 92nsy line OF mr., sr' A ,a
EACH end Of sufficient number to perform twelve round yoy
anns@ between port OF tho United States north Of
st Thoms. in the we., Indies and Bahia and Pernim
oaso in bsH Tor e'n p. ten OF ton 70 ,SS ~
the day the first steamship Of uoh line shall leave
tho United states with the mai. foI Brazil.
Bidders must the United states port o' departure
and arrival and their option propose TO embrace add
ons port. at winch the steamships .h, touch
mails.
Each bid should name The time proposed to be occupied
States port OF departure and ARRIVAL snd Rio dc Janeo and
should DO accompanied by ap diagram of the route,
showing the Intermediate ports a. which the steamships,
call deliver and receive mails Schedules Of the sailing
days. stating tho proposed day. and hours Of departure ion.
should accompany each bid such schedules. however
to be subject to tho approval Of ID. Post Departments OF The
from time TO time the Interest, Of the proposed nierns
toaal posa! service may require
The s,es.hips offered for this service must be American
steamers Of the i class and before acceptance will be sub
jet to inspection snd survey by an experienced naval con
the Navy
Proposals NUT conform respect. the provisions aud
must properly guaranteed with satisfactory testimonial
Tho, the soGS 's ,s Of ssd able
dence and the Of each member Of the rm when
company offers. should be distinctly stated in the proposal
termnsd by the Postmaster practicable
after the time limited for their reoepion but proposal
accepted by this Department unless the bidder also
cepted by the Government OF Brazil provided for IN the
And in Of such joint acceptance, distinct
separate contracts to be executed by the accepted
bidder bidders with each Govern men' containing similar
pIOyo each Government, to be responsible only for 1t,
proportion OF the subsidy to be paid for the service.
Proposals should be sent under seal TO The First Assist
ant Foreign Desk" with the words
MaR Proposai, -" Foreign Ma," written the face Of
the address. and they should be dispatched in time be
ceved By or before the iwentyeghh day Of August next
which will be the last day for receiving proposals under this
advertisement WILLIAM DENNlsON,
Postmaster General.
NorY This DEPARTMENT 4. not advised that sn, definite
action has yet taken by the Government OF Brazil in
respect the establishment Of ths proposed steamship
vice between the two countries.
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OFFICE DEPOT COMsI.sARY OF SUBsIsTEscE.
FoRr MosRoR, Va. June 10Th, 1865. )

PROPOSALS for CORN MEAL.-Sealed
Proposals in duplicate win be received by the under
signed until Saturday July 18TH 1865 10 O'Clock for
furnishing this depot with One thousand Barrels of hes,
quality KILN-DRIED CORN MEAL, every ten days during
the months ensuing from date Of contract or until fur
ther notice The Corn Meal 10 be delivered ~ Fort Mon
roe Va OF Norfolk Va in clean ecoopered -four barrels
conainng 1876 pounds EACH nett the deliveries to commence
at
Bidders will be governed BY the conditions usually
quired by the advertisements OF the Subsistence Department
and will furnish with er proposals satisfactory guarantees
that should their bids he accepted they will at enter
into bond. Tor the fuihlnent Of the contract
Bidders are requested be present the opening Of the
bids Payments TO DO made monthly In such funds
be hand -
The underlined reserves the right 10 reject any all
bids Proposals 10 be endorsed "Proposas for Corn Mea
and addressed to the undersigned.
JAMES CURRY, Colonel and c. s. ",
Fort Monro. Va
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proposaIs.
OrvIcK OF ARnY CLorHIsa AHD EeuIrAon,
No. ~ BROADWAY. NEW YORK, July .. iooo J.,
nA PrnnnS0lQ

OyvIcK OF ARnY CLOTHING AHp EouIPAonl
No ~ BROADWAY EBwYosK, Juys. 1902 D.,
RNY SUPPLIES.-Sealed Proposals Will
the 18Th inst for furnishing by contract in snch quantities
from time to time may be required for the use oil this
Depot until the Let Of May 1856. tho following uVcesi
Nails, kegs. l0d and I'D.
Lamp Oil gallon, Sperm.
Box Chsels.
Box ScTap-rs.
Wooden Msle.s iron bound.
Nail Hammers.
Marking Pots
Marking Brushes. assorted
Trucks Nos. and S.
Baiiing Twine
Brass Lanterns, for oil
Corn Brooms. -,
Further information can be had by applying at this office
Bonds will BE- required Of the successful bidder FOR the iathfn
performance of a contract. =,
The United States reserve the reject any part or the
whole Did may be deemed necessary for the interest oil
the service. Ill.
Proposals. will he indor.ed Proposals for furnishing
Hardware" and addressed to
Col u. ii. VISTON ID. q. NJ. Cen w. =. A.
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Mem Publications.
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NEW-YORK SCIENTIFICALLY TRIBUNE.
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complete Summary OF Foreign and Domestic New, Ha.ta
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American Institute Talks about Fruit aud other horucu'
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fHE DAILY TRIBUNE. II frequently contains stu''os
which TIE II pressure Of advertisements VII no, Pr W
to put in the Daily Edition. THE SEai- " 800 IN
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