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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-08
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CURIOUS SIGNS.

A searchcr after the curious publishes in a
late English paper copies of odd signs, among
which is the following poetical Invitation on
the sign of the beehive, an old inn at Abing.
don, kept BY William Honey:
"Wihih is Hive we're all alive,
Good liquor makes US funny; <
Ifyou arc dry, step in and try
The favor Of our Honey.
Half way up long hill between Douglas
and Castletown GS!e Of NAM there is q small
public. house, kept by Abraham Love, and
the following opposite and rather witty. lines
appear on the sign outside: :
''My name is Abraham Lowe,
Just half way up the hilt;
And, when I'm higher up,
What's fnnnicr still, -
1'yet am Lowe.
So come in; take swiil -
Ofrun,s brandy, gin or what you will;
Ny prices, like myself, are Low"
The following lines are sign Of roadside
inn between Swindon and Marlborough the
Plough:
''In hopes we plough, in hopes nc SOW,
In hopes we all are led;
And live hcre and sell good beer
IL hopes to get my bread"
Proclamation.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, S. G.
OCTOBER, II, 1865.
Whereas information has Just been furnished
me of a most atrocious murder Of three United
States soldiers in Ande ton District, whilst guard
ing a parcel Of cotton on the Savannah River iii
said District, by party Of fTe or six men, in
the night, whose names are unknown land where
as. Is highly proper and important that the
murderers should be asceraincd and brought to
Justice Now: therefore, l BENJAMIN F. PER
RY, Provisional Governor Of the State of Sonth'
Carolina do hereby ofer reward Of ONE
THOUSAND, DOLLARS, on the part oGthtState,
for the apprehension and conviction of all or any
one CT more of,thc said guilty persons; and.I do
hereby order and command all the Civil Officers,
and other good citizens Of said District, or any
other District in the State, where the said guilty
parties may be found, TO apprcheHd, arrest and
bring to justice the said murderers, and assas-
sins.
Given under my hand and seal at Greeneille,
South Carolina, the day and year above stated
B. F.-PERRY,
Provisional Governor Of S. c.
WI. PERRY, Private Secretary.
The special American correspondence Of the
Daily NerS represents President Johnson as
playinga Southern game, and as giving the
South far more than they even hoped or asked
for.
The Pacific Railroad is completed, and ST.
Louis and Kansas City arc now united by
bonds Of iron.
man in Bornec OWLS diamond big as a
hen's egg, arl worth 4 million.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-08
Extra Chewing Tobacco,

RTARSHALL & BROTHER have just received
IS1 as fnc an article of Chewing Tobacco as
has been Tor sale in this market within the last
four years. Call and try it.
sEGARs, which have been pronounced by
judges, as good as any. '-
Sep G. 37-tf
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-08
CHARLES A. LEEGNECK.

NO. I2o AHEll1HU O1NHaIi ON N1 1.I11EI'
CHARLESTON, S. c.,
TAKES PLEASURE in inforeling his old Gus
1 torers that be has re-opened at the above
place, where he will constantly keep on hand a
full assortment of MILLINERY GOODS, which
he vii; offer at very reasonable prices
Sept 20 SO ::
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-08
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This is a thrilling story Of heartlife and the
fashionable world, and aside from an absorbing
plot artistically interviewer it abounds in sug-
gestive thoughts~and descriptive passages grand
and exquisite in character and finish.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-08
THE CuILD'S DELIGHT.

Money may be sent by Express or Otherwise
III by Express, at my risk, iGthe express receipt
is sent me, on the resumption Of mail facilities.
Ny connection with the frm-of j. ". Burke
& Co., is dissolved, but will establish an Office
in Macon, Ca, where communications may be
addressed.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-08
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D and Fireside Publishing House, 5S Fayette-
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-08

P. - .--.-EI-"E"9@3 SAMUEL BUlhIL'. =
. W Carolina, Georgia and Alabama papers,
daily and weekly, will copy one month and send
bill to -. -... S. B.
aug 2665-lr14' -
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-20
The Tariff.

The Cincinnati Commercial Is against a
high protective tariff. Truth seems TO he
making its way. That paper says of the
reduction of the tariff to the revenue stand
ard
The people would get their clothing,
etc, fun twenty-five per cent, cheaper than
they now do, while the Government wonld
get more income wherewith to reduce the
national debt vvN
The indianapolis Herald suggests the
additional fact that we might gettwcnty-
five per cent higher for our own produce,
If thetaiif wec properly reduced, and Il
gives us on the whole, a saving Of ilfly per
cent, which now is drawn from our west
ern pockets aud paid into the pockets OF
New England capitalists, If we could
retain the amount thus indicated at home,
from year 10 year, for II few years, we
should have capital enough among us 10
build and sustain western manufacturing
establishments, which, however, New Eng
land does not intend we shall be enabled
10 do.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-20
Thc Cotton Trnde in Gcorcin.

The returns of the United States Reve-
nue. Collector at Macon, Georgia, for six
weeks ending on the first of November,
furnishes AN ideu of the vast cotton trade
at that place. The duty ON cotton Is two
cents per pound, and the aggregate receipts
at Macon for these six weeks were Cots
haldred and my thousand doHarS-rcpre-
scnting sale and shipment of fty thou
sand bales, valued at thirteen millions of
dollars, 1t was estimated that In the two
closing months of the year, the revenues
from the same source at the same place
would reach more than half million of
dollars additional TO the aforementioned
sum
These facts and figures should have an
influence in quicting the anmositics Of
the people and inducing all TO join in hearty
efforts for speedy reorganization of the
political and business affairs of the South
crn States. Even in the present disjonted
and disturbed condition Of Southern indus
try rich return is made 10 the revenues of
the nation. This can easily be doubled If
Il proper policy be adopted, and Congress
should settle all disputed questions at once,
in order that capital might flow into the
Southern States, and the labor of that sec
tion be put in operation. o., ...
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-20
The war Omce ncspot.


The country yesterday took longer
breath than it has enjoyed Cor four years
and more Rumor has frequently declared
that NKD STANTON, Secretary of War and
head superintendent of American bastilos,
and Scxton-Gc General of Southern grave
yards was about 10 resign, Int In each in
stance The report was soon followed by q
painful contradiction,
But yesterday came another in a mor''
authentic shape. The purport of II IS that
he has ",,gaiu tGndcrcd his resignation,
earnestly requesting its acceptance, on the
ground Of failing health and inability to
longer discharge the duties OF Secretary of
War. 1t is believed the President will
grant the request the only means of being
able 10 abate certain nuisances which have
grown intolcrable under the fostering care
of the War Department"
STANTON himself no doubt is regarded
by the President as the greatest nuisance Of
all. As to The succesSorship, that IS an open
question, MAYNARD, of Tennessee. is re-
gardcd rs most prominent. BEN. BUTLER,
the ghoni has the audacity to aspire to t..
ri were desirable that the mantle of a
STANTON should fall over the shoulders of n
man next to him In inGmy, then BUTLER
can not be passed by when such a change
of robes take place.
But where would such a miscreant as
STANTON go; or where could he go, TO hide
himself from the scowls and close his ears
from the imprccalions of tens of thousands
of our people. on whom his dcspotic aud
bloody and inhuman acts have inflicted
such untold misery during his administrl-
tionY Whcrc2 Were It not that there
never lived in his breast the sentiment of
pity, he would certainly be nm object for
pity. Were hc ever known to have har-
bored generous sentiment for any one but
himself he might be commisserated. But
with brain full of sclhshncss and heart full
of malice, all his inclinations dcvelish and
all his aims despotic, tyrant in Office, and
poltr00n when beyond the call of his bay
onct-guard what is he but being ut whom
the finger of scorn win ever be pointed aud
whom history truthful history will not fail
to hand down Ia coming ages as n monster
of inGlmyl
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-20
@saifal
DIR. STEVENS 6 CO. {, Z.

DRl RlVATE DIgEAEs CURED IN THE SIlORrEsT
J. possible Tune, at the Cincinnati Look Hospital,
10 West Third street, between Walnut and Vine, tp
change oi diet. " .l'I,r III li-''-''.
Dr. STEVENS by special study and experience In
tho hospitals OF baltimore, London and PARIS, In
On lbled 70 guarantee cure IN the most compl.
Gated cases Recent cases Of Gonorrhea or byphlliB
cured in few days, without change OF diet. OF hind
rRnce nom business secondary SyphillR--the last
vestige-efadcated without the use OF Mercury ~
Victims of lfabpye and excessive Yonery. suffer
ing from Sperm atoTrhea, and loss, of physieM aud
mental power, Indigestion or Constipation, pnp,
ions ,sNcTyoui Cough HypoohondrR, &e., retraatad
for LAYER Complaint, Dysrepsa, and Consumption,
by ignorant men, who mistake the ELECTS for the
tg.nseH of tho nvl and thus multiply both, inrs.f
Married men, and those contemplating MARRIAGE
should restore vgor 10 tt II bodies and mlnds ere
they entail misery and disease upon those Of their
posterity
Diseases peculiar 70 females treated cure guar.
Tanteed 10 NIL eases. Persona nj distance promptly
cured, by addressing, with statement OF case, Df
STEVENS a CO., ~ West Third street, oincinnah,
Ohio. I'r ..| q i.. .'HI I.I II
Office hours from A NJ, to S p. Nj Sundays
70 IL A. NJ dec8 lyd
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-20

A DHIEIBTRArOR's NOTICE. .Em Al NUEL MIL
~ 4hhh has been appointed Administrator OF Dan
montgomary County, Ohio. noyiSr5fH
TNxEcUToRs NOTICE ~ An persons lpteyestedS5 A.
IL hereby notified that the hnderslRned han tina
day been appointed and qualified a. Hxecntor OF lie
Estate OF Henry o. Adam, deceased
November Is, ISss. j novS5wst
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-20
Insurance Notice.

.TIHE s1oOnHoLcEES or THE TBUToNIA IN
1 sURANCE Compary Dayton ohio, arc hereby
notibsd TO inset VI the rscepf tie % dlRey y, No 200
Third street, DAYTON, ONO, on MONDAY, January !,
OF oil citing nina reel6ra 10 the ensuing Jear
dee20-dim JOHN n. BrOPPEI,MANN Rec'y
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-20

Senator Doolittle's bin allowing men who
have formed and expressed opinions in a
treason trial TO sit as Jurors is still In the
hands of theJudiciary COMMITTEES! II ought
to remain there forever, for the bill Is an
abominable outrage.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-20
The Tennessee Delegation.

The admission of the Tennessee Com
gressmen to the floor Of the House, not as
members but as spectators, was considered
as yielding something TO the President, 1t
was sort of acknowledgment that they
represented Tennessee, and that Tennessee
was in the Union. 1t Is NECESSARY TO ac-
knowledge as much as this, US ANDREW
JOHNSON, belonging in that State, could not
consttutlonally be President II IL was not
i'm the Union. But IL Tennessee Is In the
Union, ali OF the rest Of the Southern
States certainly are. II Is very hard work
for SUMNER aud his desirnctiyes 10 get
along upon the ground OF principle.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-20
Southeast Market-house.

NoTlOE.--ALL FHosB WHO SUBSCRIBED TO
IN the BoutheAetem arltet house are hereby not-
ned that their full amount OF aubaenptions ara noz
due. They will please call VI Phillip Walts's Treas
Il rl-I BY order OF the board OF Directors, -
ueclld2aWN A. L. AULL. Hfo'V. s
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-20
NEWS OF THE DAY.


The Nashville correspondent Of the CAf-
cdgo Rqletlicda, writcs that the country is
generally quiet, and that there Is no longer
any opposition 70 the authority of The Gov
crumcht, either State or National.
The Governor Of Kentucky has made the
accommodation 10 the Legislature 10 pass
= gencpl law parlouipg all persons ,ip-
dleted in tllc State courts for treason.
A call has been Issued for general cleo
tion In the District of Columbia 10 ascer-
tain the sentiment Of the voters in the Dis
trict on NegIp Suffrage lg ID.
\ correspondent of the Providence
journal attached to the Agassiz expedition,
in recent letter says: ave have already
obtained specimens of more than seven
hnndrcd heretofore entirely unknown
fishes"
Three Thousand two hundred and eleven
bales OF captured cotton were sold at aIic-
tion IL New York on Saturday last
The rebuilding of Colts large factory, at
Hartford, has been decided upon. The
structure is to be one story higher than the
Oid one, 300 feet by 90 In size. -a.as,.t
IL is announced that the clerical force of
the Treasury Department Is 10 be reorgan-
lied and diminished one hundred by the
first of January.
Mr.. A. B. Mullett, Assistant Architect of
the Treasury Department, has Just returned
ffom the South from an inspection of the
public buildings. lie reports them, gem
orally, to he ina fine condition, and that
they require but little repair, except the
old Custom-house aud Marine Hospital ut
Charleston, which are useless.
The assistant Commissioner of freedmen
General Swayne--ln Alabama, telegraphs
that at least 10000 negroes and refugees
will have 10 rely upon Government aid
during the winter.
Senator Wilson will introduce bill APP
propriatng L0OO000 acres of the public
lands to educational purposes in the Dis
trict Of Columbia.
The number Of national banks now in
operation is l,623. The amount of currency
they have out IL $229,000,0O0.
MA -----------.ns------------
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-20
aJtw Advertisements. /
Farm in Miami Township for Sale.

taEm N Miami township Tor pale.
rINHR sUBsURIBER oFFERs FOH SALE HIS
4 farm, situated In Miami TownshD, Montxomery
two and half miles from Ceniervtle, II contains
100 nrrea Of good And, about 20 o which u ~ TIMBER
The land IA Of the hest quality In the MaTai Valley
and Ia high state Of cultivation. The Farm ~ we'll
watared with running streams. There n q
promises three good dwelling houses, with running
water In the cellars OF two OF them there is aA0 n
large bark bdnn, hheds, oo q cribs otroo.
and al ueeeNsary out-buildingH. There iH " thhy
orchard on The pare, aud every ling connected with
the Firm IL in excoifent repaif This splendid Farm
IN now offered NJ pr Yats sale and any wishing 10
purchase good ltoutestead woiid do lWNhto call and
see II.
portion Of the purchase money vii be required
Al tho sale, aud tlin ialhoee may hn secured by
mertgAge. KEW, JOHN ADAM Llct3. y
Ided20-1iNl o. 7 It.aN NN..IfN
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-20

DAYTON EMPRE.-We discover, by no.
tices In exchanges that our old friend H..
II. Robinson, has assumed the management
of this Journal. Mr., X. samong the Oldest
and abfest newspaper editors in Ohio, and
he will make the EMPIRE a live paper
Fort Wdgne Times.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-20

Court Of Common Pleas
OF Montgomery Co., D.


II -"T 7 Uolft OF Unmmon Pleas
Mary Jane Mothsrd. of Montgomery o., 0,
NEARY Jane Metherd or ioaanano,t in ths ooun.
1Nl W 0 Oass anu iAtats 81 Indiana IN notified
that Daniel motherd did, the 23d day OF October
1900 ME hiH petition m the Office Of tho Clerk OF tho
Court OF Common Pleas ofMonteomery County Ohio
eh,sarslng ne said MARY Jane Metherd with adultery
VIZ, one John houhef, and aaklua that he may be q
divorced from the said Mary Jane Methsrd, whieb
Resuoa sa on WI stand for hearing At the Aprtterin
Datsd this eth day OF NoVembeT 1896. CIV
A. OLASi Atty. DANIEL METHERD.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-11-08
The National Debt.

Mr. McCulloch, the working and efficient
Secretary Of the Treasury practical finan-
cier rather than politician~-has published
carefully prepared statement of the public
debt up to the LIST inst. The statement made
month previous showed an actual diminu-
ton in a single month, of $12,O00O00. Mr..
McCulloch is determined to enforce the ut
most economy, and to make every retrench-
ment consistent with the public good. Hebe-
lieves in bringing the Government back to q
specie basis. with the least possible delay, and
all his efforts are directed to secure this end
In doing soitgis to be regretted that he finds
SO little sympathy from the great financial
and mercantile interests of the country. But
the Government will triumph over any oppo-
-sition which they, in "a spirit Of seiishness,
may be able to array against its designs. E
Mr.. McCulloch's monthly statement, as
compared with that made Oct. 1st, exhibits
falling offin the outstanding Indebtedness of
500, 49,, 31571. This is independent of the
coin and lawful money which the treasury
now. holds, and which in reality should be
subtracted from the total amount in order to
get at the correct figures. The coin i'm the
treasury amounts to $S4554, 9S7.15, and the
currency to $33 800, 591.54 making, altogether
S6S,955, $3.50. The following progressive
statement Of the public debt, which we copy
from the Philadelphia Press, is at once valua-
HE and ingtr4lctiye:A 1 ~ ~ SIS 4BA
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-11-08
Is the President a Dictator ?

Evidently he is, if his ew-fedged, suddenly
developed, professed friends are to be believ-
ed. 1.-THE so-called Democrats are the friends
ofAndrew Johnson-which we by no means
admit then no man has more reason than
he TO pray, Deliver me from my friends p
They will persist in making him out a usurp-
er and dictator; evidently because they have
lost all respect for genuine democratic princi-
pies. 1854 W c'30lII sS30tbI 4
We took occasion few days since to refer
to this matter, and to show how he is persist
emily invoked tousurp the powers of Congress,
and to violate the plainest teachings of the
Constitution The House Of Representatives
alone is competent to say who shall occupy
its seats is the sole judge not only Of the
.election' and ssreturns," but also ofthe aqual-
ifications" of its own members, and yet,4We
find leading Democratic paper in this yicini-
ty extlltingly declaring Of President johnson,
that aHe has proclaimed his intention to rec
aoanize and acknowledge the Southern States
sas States, BY ADMITTING THEIR FULL REP
PRESENTATION AT TILE NEXT CONGRESS ;
1and declaring that no attempt must be made
'sto force negro equality or negro suffrage up
son the people of the South, against the wish
@es of the latter; and that the people of each
zone of the Southern States must be allowed
"to decide for themselves whether or not they
@desire to have negro suffrage"
Here is evidently Swallowed forth precisely
the ground that so-called Democrats would
like to see the President assume with all their
pretended respect for the Constitution they
would like to see him place his foot upon it,
provided they could be invited to fill the places
oftrust from which true men, in such contin-
gency would shrink in disgust. Ifmen were
ever gully of constructive rebellion and trea-
son it is these northern Copperheads, and be-
fore they can be really fitted to exert political
power they need pardon as much as their
brothers OF the South, and to renew their oath
of allegiance. s49 e s-..A a@.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-11-08

Is The Boston Post says that brandy ap.
plications are recommended for badness, con-
timed externally till the h. ir is wen started
and afterwards taken ID generous quantities
Internally, to clench the roots
BB Kit Carson, the celebrated uountaineer,
is described as man below the medium size,
OF compact iron frame, and face bronzed like
an Indian.
~ 1t costs fifteen dollars and a half to
transport barrel of -four, worth only twelve,
from Savannah to Milledgeville. 4
IS Lord Palmerston used to tell this anec-
dote of himself: t@When 1 was a young man,
the Duke of Wellington made an appointment
with me at half-past seven in the morning, and
some one asked me, Why, Palmerston, how
will you keep that engagement p oh said,
of course, the easiest thing in the world, 4
shall keep it the last thing before go to bed.''
"a The Commissioner of Agriculture, in
his report for October says, the threshing of the
wheat has shown that the injuries from wet
weather were over estimated in the report for
August I..s Ifayy ftsa
ER- The reported departure of four IRON
clads from Fortress Monroe for the Pacific, is
pronounced untrue by the Navy Department.
The Monadnock is the only one ordered to that
section. M ksf
rs Maj. Gen. schofeld leaves for Europe
on the next steamer, on years leave of alb
sence.
BYF- DR.. Thomas Miller notorious rebel
sympathizer, entertained General Longstreet,
DR.. Garnett and other rebel officers at dinner
in Washington on Monday This style is said
to be quite popular with boarding house keep
ers. Fg1, s. TT
EzT-LA Mr.. Wheeler, agent for e Boston
house, was knocked down with slung shot in
Newburyport on Saturday, and the assailant
made his escape. 1t is supposed that Mr.. W.
was mistaken for some other person, perhaps
for one of the spies of the State Constable.
B The State Department has received Of
fetal intelligence of the death of Mr.. Jose Il.
Casazenias, U. s. Vice Consul at Barcelona,
who fell a victim to cholera on the eighth of
October.
gB- The President ON Monday received
petition signed by fifteen thousand Southern
ladies, asking for the pardon Of JEFF. Davis.
z g The bark Villa Franco must be officer
ed by monsters throughout. The captain is
under bail for starving the passengers on the
last voyage; and the two mates were locked
up to answer for nearly killing four newly en-
gagged seamen.
H A special dispatch from Washington to
the Boston Herald says the Government have
just discovered that some of their own detec-
tfyes have been engaged for some time in
Showing" the new counterfeit $50 greenbacks.