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The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-18
NUMBER 13.

WoMEN IN PAEUeUAY.-Everybody smokes
in Paraguay, aad nearly every female above.
thirteen years of age, cbews. l am wrong.
They do not chew, but put the tobacco ii:
their mouths, keep it there constantly, except
when eating, and instead Of chewing, roll il
about with their tongue and suck it. Only
imagine yourself about to salute the rich red
lips ola magnificent little Hebe, ayrayed in
satin and flushing with diamonds; she puts
you back with one delicate hand, while with
the fair taper fingers of the other she draws
forth from her mouth bro@nish black roll Of
tobacco, quite two inches long looking like q
monster grub, and depQsiting the savory NOR,
sal on,the' rim of your somorero, puts up her
face, and is ready for your salute. / have'
sometimes seen an over.delicate foreigner turn
with sbudder ofloathing under such circum~
stances, and get the epithet Ell sogaeo (the sav-
age) applied to him by the offended beauty for
this sensitive squeamishness. However ona
soon gets used to this in Paraguay, where you
are, perGorce Of fashion, obliged to kiss every
lady you are introduced to; and one half you
meet are really tempting enough 10 render you
careless of consequences you would sip the
dew of the profered lips in the face Of g. to.
bacco battery even the double-distilled hon
eY dew of Old Virginia.
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-18

DEr1cAcT-Among the features that adorn
the female eharactes delicacy stands foremost
within the province Of good taste. Not that de-
icacy always in quest Of something to be asha ed
Of, whichvrnakes merit 2f blush, and sinpers at
the construction which its own ingenuity has put
upon an innocent remark this spurious kind Of
delieac5 is far removed from good sense; but
the high-pinded delicacy which mainbsins its
pure and undertaking walk among women in the
society Of men which shrinks from no necessary
duty, and can speak, when required, with serious
ress and kindness, Of things at vhich.it would be
ASHAMED to smile or blush-thes delicacy which
knows how 70 confer benefit without woundng
be feelings OF snother-which Han @;Ce aims
w;Glout assur,p,ion aa3 Thjch pairs Ho' ;2e
:" >sh ~ S.,ire being a N7"5-;on.
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-18

In Missouri, the citizens of which have suf.
fcred more terribly from fehdish barbarity
than any other in the Confederacy, more than
usual quiet prevails. The Yankee troops hayS
gone, and the sad sufferers are allowed little
respite, the hours Of which will be made the
more bitter by the unavoidable contemplation
of their desolaton and misery. Spots once,
occupied by hourishing villages are now q
backenef waste and as silent as the grave. In
numerouslnstancesth yankees not only burn,
ed homestead$, but shot tue inmates, both male
and female, and made their home their funeral
pyre. One instance is recorded in which d
father was shot and scalped, the mother and
little son Shot down, and al, with sick
daughter, who was unable to move we're burn.
ed mp in their dwelling. The Yankee officers
made sport for themselves by walking through
a town at night. and when they saw family
gathered round the freside would FIRE their
pistols through the, window in the group.
Such has been the character Of the Federal
troops Who have held sway in Missouri. -
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-18

TIE SUy ELowEa!-This plant has now be.
come valuable both as sure crop ard useful
one.-From it is made great quantity Of Oil
which burns well, and is also very good as a,
mixture with the best linseed, for painting.
Bv hydraulic press 10 bushels Of sunhoTeV
seed have produced % gallons Of oil
The Lepisiature creet.At GreenYiHs c, b.
~ thn 25+h instant;
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-18

a Woman in England has just been tried fot
ha=;pg fra husbands Gle s9ia her experience
wHs Tg::oE enough.
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-18

One of our citizens was thus accosted By
the landlord: "As every thing is on the rise,
l feel it my duty to raise the rent. ',Sir,"
said the tenant, Il feel duty grateful, for
times are 80 hard, tfct i : rHe'iy Impossible
to 5a;.c L .nvse!t.
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-18

At the ball at the English Embassy in Paris,
Madame Rimsky Korsakow adopted the EN-.
blems of the peacock. Her dress was ofwhite'
tufle, embroidered all over with Argus eyes
A tunic reaching from the waist to a little be-
low the knee, was composed of striped velvet,
recalling the colors of the peacock punches
ofpeacock's feathers everywhere, held together
by bouquets or emeralds an' diamonds, and
peacock, perfect in form, shape and color,
adorned her forehead. The ornament was
composed entirely of the finest brilliants and
emeralds. The neck Of the bird with its crest
being formed hf the most splendid sapphires.
The whole is said to have been more curious
and striking thanes:ricty in accordance with
taste. but Madame Rin,sky Korsakow does
but represent the tone and aspiration If the
day. .-. L. -.
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-18

A REMARKABLE WoNAN.-We wish it dis
tinctly understood manipulating we do not
vouch for theveracity Of the following remark.
able incident An exchange paper gives this
account of an eccentric lady still at large in
the city in which the incident is said to have
occurred:
~ lady entered one of the cars yesterday,
and found every seat taken. A gentleman rose
and invited her to accept the seat he had va
Gated. She did so, politely thanking him for
his kindness. The lady wore dark delain
dress, plain shawl, and an ordinary tan color
ed straw hats She had fair complexion,
smiling countenance, keen black eyes, and an
expression that indicated a good degree Of
intelligence. Her appearance was neat and tidy,
her face Was free from dirt and paint, her hair
vas smoothly coulbed, without .curls or friz.
zles, or beau catchers. There was nothing in
the appearance or department of.this individ.
ual that would attract special attention, or
lead any one to suspect that she was not in
sound mind, save the fact that she bowed po-
litely and thanked the gentleman, who gave
her his seat. This eccentricity is sufficient to
show that the lady is not in sound mind, and
i 49, b l.S
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1865-09-30
News Items.

Agents are in Richmond engaging ne.
groes to proceed to Cayuga County, New
York, for the purpose Of fOlling timber
They had already secured large number,
agreeing to pay them one dollar a day and
their board.
An effort is on foot to make Lafayette,
Indiana, the best manufacturing city in
the State. The scheme is to tap the Tip
pecanOc River about twelve miles from
that city, and bring the water by a canal
of sufficient capacity to be nayigable for
bouts, and form water power alopg thS
bluffs, on the opposite side Of the river.
Tho School Board Of ST, Paul, Mime
sofa, have voted to exclude negroes from
the schools. THERE'S an existing State
law imposing fine OF $50 on trustees and
teachers who refuse them admission, and
the friends of the colorcd people arc de-
termined to enforce it. The excitement,
consequently, runs high.
Two bales Of cotton were received in
Philadelphia few days since from Mem
phis, Tenn. Examining them, a twelve
pound bomb-shell, and u piece of iron,
weighing nearly forty pounds, were found
snugly slowed away in them.
The Providence journal speaks Of a
squash vine in that city which grows eigh-
teen inches daily, and ut last accounts was
sixty feet long. 1t will soon get beyond
the limits of the State.
The Chicago Republican publishe, the
following ecomparativo estimate Of tn
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1865-09-30

The property Of John T., hcGmty to wit;
certain piece "i land formerly known as Improperly
of fMluWy MUutnz situated in TlprfspIcu, IN
the ouniy VI pt,o Texas, aud described and
bounded q. follows, to wit.
Running from east To- west by south f0rty-ayc tO
yarls adjoining the lands OF Francisco Esellpll,
Ium ,ouh To- u rth by west ono hundred and
une (lp9l yarus, adjoining an Arroyo Tul,rlso
and from west to east by north four hundred and
alty u5D ytra adjoining The lauls OF Elena ia
Qurs. 4 full dcsCrluon OF the above m.utIUuti
land will be found au Record Book au " uf re-
cord, OF Deeds 0t the County Uf II pasO Texas.
Also certain house and lot situated ln the Town
Of san Eleszaro IN the County Of Fl aso, T1yi,
and now occupied by portion ui Capt FIvhgh's
Company Cal Vols, ami unded as isllowis
beguning At stake on the bounds Dl the lands Owu-
ed by Jesus Luian, thence running along the pub-
lie NAN Street IN a S1uhwetery direction
thirty l3O) yaras tua stake, on the corner md
junction of the .ttcctsi thence along the public
street tow rdN tho interior Of the "lresiliu" In
asouth.rastcry direction, forty ti)) ylfJs, to a
stake adjoining the Land or lot formerly owned
byG. Garcia, thirty tj1l veras to stake placed
where the Improvements uf q Garcia and Jesus
Luim adloini thence north westerly along the
land of Jesus lulan forty varas TO the place VI
beginning.
The same being libced in the United States lis
trct mt for the Ord Judicial District Of the Terri.
tory of New Mexico IN case Of seizure and tJrcimr,
for ALLEGED violation Of the acts Of congress approvet
July 10 1851 aud at other times since that tlmc and
hereby give further notice that the time assigned
for the return Of sat warrant and the hearing VI this
cause is the Gtst Monday, the sixth day OF November
A. D 1865 and hereby admonlsh and summon all
persons claiming any interest in said property or
knowing or having anything to say why the saho
should not be dcgrced to be forfeited to the United
States and be condemned and sold to answer the pa-
yrr otsaid Libel that they be and appear ogofe hAu
District Court at the ,uuT House in Ia ArsllIa IN
satd district on the6th day of november A D, 1863
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. when and where said cause viii
boheard. there and then to inirfpose their claims
and answer said Libel and make their allegation III
that behalf
La Mc.illa, New Mexico
/ September ,, 1860, ..,,,,, .,..,.,,
[ s Marshal