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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-03-16
:, EoRGE +. HoUGHToN. Attorney an

GEORGE Il. HOUGHToN. Attorney and
III Counsellor a. Law and Solicitor in Chan
ccry St. Adams, Vermont. Office over the Post
oAiee and residence on Congress street.
Also United States Commissioner, Commits
sioner Of Deeds for the States Of New York
Massachusetts,, and other States. He will give
nrompt attention to all professional business
with which be may be entrusted
S. Alhans Nov. 4, 1864. If
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st. Adams Business Directory.
& DAVIS,

nNLEY & DAVIS, ATTORNEYS AND
Il COUNsEIIl0nlS AT LAW and Solicitors in
cbancery. Office in the rooms formerly occu-
picd by White & sowlos, aadcomb's Building,
Il. Adams, VT. T-ly
D. r. BAILEY, PtRK DAVIS
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NJ BUCK, ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
NJ. LOR AT LAW. Also, Agent for first
Glass Insurance Companies, and FOR obtaining
soldiers pay, &c.
once over Weeks store. 1-tf
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II A. soWLEs, Attorney and Counsellor at
r., Law and Solicitor in Chancery. Office over
First National Bank, 81. Adams, Vt.
T. S.-Will attend to Collections, and prosecute
Claims against the United States for Arrears Of
PAY, or Bounty 10 Soldiers, Widows and Invalid's
Pensions &c, &c. 3-U
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GILMAN. DENTIST. Office in the
! i, KINGAlAN BLOCK, Main St, opposite the
Congregational Church 1-tf
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VITEAD ~ DUREN, Druggists and
w Apothecaries Medicines OF the best
quality. Prescriptions filed with care Fancy
Goods Tea and Coffee
Main Street, st. Adams, Vt. 100
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(tuAs. a. j. MARSH. GROCER, Stafford
\ Block, North Main Street. St. Adams, VT.
Agent for Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machines,
This Machine received the highest premium
at the New England Fair at Springfield and the
Vermont state Fair. 100
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WEI u. WALKER, dealer in Stoves and
W Tin Ware. Fave Tronghs manufactured
and put up to order and tho setting Of Wood
and Coal Furnaces promptly attended to. 102
Opposite fremont House, st. Adams Vt
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HERBERT BRAINERD, dealer in Fore
III ign and Domestic Dry Goods, and Yam
hco Notions, corner of Main and Bank Streets,
st. Alans, Vt. 1903
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4 CHAPMAN, dealer in Groceries and
~. Produce at Wholesale and Retail
WALKER BROS, Agts
Lake Street, st. Adams. Vt lea
MARSHALL MASON, Dealer in Dry Goods,
vi Yankee Notions, Zephyr Woods, Paper
Hangings, Oil Shades, and Curtain Fixtures.
st. Adams Vt. 104
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[XTYTAS ~ HUNTINGTON, dealers in
w Fine Watches Clocks and Jcwclry, Stcrl-
ing Silver and Silver Plated Ware Fancy Goods
IN great variety. Watch Repairing and Engrav-
ing. st. Adams, Vt. 1903
cHAs wlalAN. Z. II. HUNTINGroN
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-05-23
Acts Of the General Conference.

Tie prcnGhcr in charg" OF this Station, Rev.
j. W. IgumEert, has kindly furnished lis with The
last Days Journal Of HE proceedings OF this bod;
cuara;iing list Of the acts, from which W copy
the roIlowngrot already puhli>heslin this paper:
e. cl,sS-mrcting,is placed upon The same foo'img
with prayer-nleeung, and is no longer test 0!
membership.
Everything in he Discipline in regard to the
nrA and wOmcn sitting apart in the church, ha>
been taken out.
The whole matter Of the quarte'age has BEEN
me!grd iu;o Il real support.
Everything advisory in regard to dress is taken
out: and 50 TOO all thar part which r qure-
preachers to coH$llt the presiding elder upon the
uc,ica'v Su1jrrt OF nlalrimomy.
No travelling preacher chn be proposed 10 an
An.,lal- Conference for orlinalipIl, txcrnt he
errnrp CO nuitIrc< 20 their satisfaction i'll the
prescribed course Of study.
The vD,e on i,cning preachers and recon-
nentiji,g prrSons tor 0ldina on, is to b. taken
hy ballot IL tr Quarterly Conferences.
Ip,. ro'o:cQ members OF the cha ch are to be
farnied n;a their owu ,{,o:'elt! and Ann"a' Oh
teIcncr<, the lItier at tie discretion OF he bSu-
ops, with n-virw TO their ultimately forming their
General Conference, heali ,jle tb' Bishops OF
Bi<ro;s of The African n. +. Church. with Il
view ia.a union between orr colored churches
aud that church. Il is also recommended thai
,;ty->cAUol> ai'l Sah!al-$choDl> be olnled among
HE ce!olcd people whenever pia"t:cable.
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Business Notices.

We invite attention to the card Of the Rich
mond l. Danrii!e Raroal-Great Through Rpn.e
North. Through tickets can be purchased al
Greensboro, y. c., ut the Office Of the Richmoud
& Danyille Railroad, 10 the principal cities Nort
and West.
South Carolina Railroad-Schcdule.
Charlotte and Soulh Carolina Rain oad-Sched.
ul' o..
w. 4. Observation-Disclosures Of Saddles, Bri-
dies, Harness, &c, AM also replirer o! same X
still 1T work at the old place and will be pleased
10 see his 0lI customers and friends anu nave
their work. =
Mr$srS J. P Kinard i Son Full and h md
some stock Spsins d Sunnler Goods, at re,
ducrd prices.
ii. Werts-spccia Orders No. Ito persons
of color, freedmen, hog->tealcrS, &C..
John 4. Chapman Attorney at Law and So
I;citor in EQuity-olice at the Book Store.
Gold Pin loSt-sl5 Reward. Sec card: Find
Pin. Leave here aad receive fifteen dollars.
See notice OF J. L. Speake, Exo'r, to debtors,
and rct in accordance with same.
~. 3 Ke!lcr-Nolice 10 trespassels.
T. 7. Moore--Dentistry.
J. T. Pc;erson-CitAtion.
J. Boyle, Agent-H4rne3s Shop.
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SOUTHERN RAILROAD CUAvENTloN.-A convcn-
tion ei the Presidents aud >ure:in'ra,!"n'S of lhr
railroad and steamboat lines hetw""n BaEljino;r
and New Orleans, Was held in Iichmoah, Va, on
the 18Th instant, and Coh WIN. ,,ioGnSjon, Pre>i.
dent of thu Charlotte and South { roljtla. I5a,I-
road, WAS called 10 the chair Tie Chairman stated
the o jeci OF the meeting to be TO form schedules
of'tine ana through tickets, with The. view OF
making connections -hctwech all the Southern
roads, in con liberation OF lh" ronqr!ri0n nf the
= Catamha bridge, Oh the GLsT'oltramd South Caro-.
Ina Road, and the con'p,rfium ol ak the roads
Fh1 oughnur all ,i,e Southern States. l,3it miles
of railroad were reprc,entcA- Committees ou
schedules and through IicHc:S were appointed,
and il is ,f.ozght that these na'cr$ will II" salts
fsctori!y arran-ctl u y short imc.-Phec"ls.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-05-23

OBlrrARy-The remaiTs OF Gen >tates Rights
Cist were inferred at Grace Church, Columbias
on the lOth.-The Advertiser announces the
death of Dir. raneis O'Coner, an old Haityen
aud successful planter. He was nearly so years
OF asr.-Mrs Jane Simpson, wife Of DR.. j. W
Simi on Of Laurens, died on Sunday morning
6'I instant-MrS Callahan Of Webster, Mass,
died rcceRtly after having had $50 pounds
ten barrels Of water remcred from her by tWen.
tt.ioar Surgical operations. Anderson In
.eligcncer annop:.ces the death of Mr. John
Wakefield, an old and hislFy esteemed citizen Of
Anderson diSt.-The Columbia 4hoenix records
the death Of Mr. Benj RawleS, espected citizen.
aged -. NT. Rawles recently wrote vigorous
andimereSring letter to Gen. Sherman on the de-
srsrrction Of Cogmhia.--!he Unionye Times an
uuunces the death Of Col. James JffEeries, one Of
The most esteemed md Intelligent citizens of the
community We regret 10 learn from the Charles
ron Courier, the death of Dr. Christopher fig
sintorIS, who was Wars killed ny the falling of
rr"~>-bGam during storm, on St. Johns Berk-
ley - 1--, z--=-.-E
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@SS$-

HI, B. c. Trnma . appointed hy til" President
to visit the Soumrrn States and report the Com
diton Of the freedmen, has, uitera seven m0nI-'
tour, prepared able I'd truthful Statement:
which relieves the ) 'uIh Of the mi>r"pr"<elta-
sionS made by radical and prcjud c"d writer's
The reports OF Generals Sterdtnan aud Fuller
ton al<o egolxp li"nt out Of darkness. ''TIuth
crushed 10 earth VIII rise again." &c. altogether
the reports Of these gentlemen will bring about Il
healthiul condition, ef-things.
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Ian quiet along the Potomac Tonight -La-
mrr FonrainrS beautiful lyric-is claimed by a
score of Northern writers.
The residents Of Birmingham, England Eav"
sent to the Treasury Department Sl5OO in gold,
for the benefit OF freedmen.
4 Texas paper claims that the mustang wine is
suprrior 10 every dark wine in the world, except
Macira, Burgundy and LacIrynA Christi.
Northern and Southern companies hnying
up large SECTIONS OF land in Chatham County, \. T..
in which it is said oil ahouadS.
There is TO be general convention of railroad
presidents, chief engineers, and general >uperln-
tcndenrs in Philadelphia Oh the 4th Of July.
Tie gold crop Of the world will probably reach
sl5u 600 600 this year. Previous to 1880 the
average annual yield was less than $34 4,0o","OO.
Young American lady, brought np in the
Christian faith iorned the Jewish CWurch at Chi
eago tew days ago.
brilliant genius is wiring. for the Kosciu>ko
S.ar, a novelette, en,iti Il The Georgia Gal, Or
who stole NV Goobrr>?'
John Robinson, Of circus notnrietg. shot by
rncr.!laS at Grittenden, Kvv., April %, died Oh
the 3nth.
Gen Finnngan has located at Fernandna, Fla,
aud is drvoing himself 10 developing the tul"Ie
metropolis Of that Stale.
The Masonic Hall in Atlanta, Georgia, was de-
<roped by fire on Tuesday night. Loss $lOh-
UUN.
Another little bit of bullion, weighing l55
roun,l< aud valued at 2l2,mu in gold, has been
received in New York from Colorado.
i Il mans wife personal property? A wife
was seized in ST. Louis, recently, for the debts Of
her EuSbanh.
Better two few words, from the women we
love- Than TOO many.
Put no, your trust in money, but put your
money III trust.
Pockets have been picked at prayer meetings
and funerals of late.
A Clergyman calls the members Of his flock
who don't come to church ''hoAorary memb rs. !"
One hundred young men are preparing for
the Roman Catholic Priesthood in Philadelphia.
A:tvil;ghr every hen becomes rooster.
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Tho Ricano,l Z. Danvil1a Pai1ro.s

Tllns Do3amrad E~q., Superintendent: Of tie
Richmoul 4 D,nvile Railroad, sent Us st week
Complimentary ticHet for the use OF said road,
!or which we beg leave to tender our sincere
thanks. We learn from Mr. DodAnl'ad that the
Richmond & Danvilo Railroad Company have
become the Le<SceS Of The Piedmont R.ilroa'!,
Iuhirh is 4 continuation CT then road from Dan
vile, Va, to Greensboro, y. c., under Il scpa-
rate char;er) Tie gauge Of the road has been
made 20 conform 10 that Of the Richmond and
D4nve road, viz: ) feet. Both roads will be
y worked in conmon under the management OF
the officers Of the n;ter-the trains running
through ever both roads, between Richmond and
Greensboro, 1879 niles, without change Of cars
Or trai-5iip'ent of freight.
Only single coupon on through tickets pass
Ing over both roads will be required, viz: From
Richmond 70 Greensboro, or Greensboro to Rich
moud, as the case mtv lie.
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JOSH on Pr 'AcuING.-Read what Josh Billings
says i'll regard to preaching. Josh has travelled
some, and Of course is pretty good authority on
this aS we'll - other mltterS: II always advise
short sermons especially on hot S!nd,y. II
minister kant strike lie in boring forty mill
utrS he has either got p"or gimlet, or else he
is boring in the rong place"
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MAR R FED:

, On liz rSday, the S,h instant, BY the Rev J.
J. Bramlv, Mr.. Thes. BrooEeS, Of Brookesvilie,
AiSE.,'o Fannie N, daughter Of r. B. Holman, Esq.
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For tie WtTuM
VI tItV III . S~S
TkwTEC-Sv rlor.


i have loved thee well, lanthc,
have loved thee long.
Let me take this hand that trerlbles
Like tinid dove
Let NE hold it gently captive,
WhilSt tel! my love.
Stop my pretty, coyish maiden.
onot Ace away,
Do not he so di>"5Iig;ng,
L stem to my lay. ..
Sit thee down hcrc. in this rocker,
Now I'm ut ny feet
Take my yoffrrcd heart, Ian,he,
! Give NE thine, NY sweet
! Wilt not? then am 7 unhappy
! Then my liI"'S Hnb)rSt;
Aud must ever be without thee,
/ Brightest, p@rcSt, best
FROM the L,urcnsville nsrn,49 We learn, that
! the Hon c. H. Smith, OF Rome, G., better
! known TO the people Of the Sourh aS "I}l Arp"
has been elected 10y the y,uug ladies OF the Lftu-
rcn$ville FrnIale College, 10 deliver the Aneual
! Address before TIE ColIe-e m june next. II Is
| not known whether the appointment has been
accepted. --- 7..~ .-.
w,l,,r., c.,.n H.. c.;n,, c.,u ,hot tr d,-s
aco a ncrre il f,iko county v;oI,,ed the narson
| - rss,o,.,'tI, rT;.,i Nvn,,', ndor tho n,oy,
o,,.ol.;,o, ,~..n,,s, ,nIn, TLn ,orro ,v.s .rraS+
! od ,,,d ,id - ,r,..,, or. .L', St1;G ta.,, ,Ia,o
! h.nd, he WAS rpsrnrI bv = narrv NJ men in dis.
ruise and summariIv exrcpted
A., E,.ter, i,,ven,;o,, ,,,s ron,r;rod ,,ross.
rnI, ,.,;h ~, o, to ',,,;to, 1 >,a,.a
! TO the public. 1t is designed TO he attached TO
! the hoop skirt, and viii elevate the dress with
su,h >Iiuht inronvpnirnie that frn ladies will no
! l,rcer have an excuse for swrnljY+ the. side.
walks with their costly skirts
Tac fashions a~e haviYo , great RIM in somc Of
! tie pr;ur;p towns Tine ToI.doi iOhiol By,Jo as.
sorts Thar ,r,rn ar. hv ,r,n,I .o,,r rn. brm,,r.j
aud S,veutv.Gye different styles of hats worn bv
! the ladies 0; that city, aid visible ANN Glie v.y OH
| rho s,r,.r
| r.:,.:,,: -. s,1:... ,u
road: RaiIrn,3 n,o;.rrS .rn ~, for i, arerv
rart of .h.,t x,rI,r,, (, ,,, ,r,, il .vorr -i,a.
tio, W.. ,rn ,,lr,..d ~ 80, his ;stcre:, nr,ni.
! f..ted ,uf lo-, r,n ,,,;,., I,,,, Ill hn ,.,rrd
Into successful exrcn,iun
The Cairo I,l:nris UlDIeroi asserts that do
riur the yio,;rt slorp, ~, lp.,lay of last week
:, ,o.r LrIon~in- 10 Mr. Nor;na.. near Commerce.
Missouri MAS OWE entirely across the A''StSS-
ppi river.
ease Of that horrible disease -lpprosv-tGe
HFSt on FeroE" /" t"'H EQUIV! !-'> ''Po|SE" "'
~. GSisins o., 0N
c
Sons danch,cr i Shortly 10 b, married 20 The
! Hon. Edward Csoocr. member OF G,;nqres. from
The editor of an Eastern paper says: I'VE
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-05-23

Colonel Sperrv has retired from the Columbia
Carojinian which he gracefully edited Tor L
short time Mr. DeFoulaine uniteS Tie Daily
South Carojinian with its hantling offspring IA
Columbia. 1t will soon appear, enlarged. May it
rest in peacr! but flourish vigorously.
JHe Chester STANDARD -TLiS excellent paper,
after an absence of some months, appears III
handsome dress. ". Il. Babcocl;, editor. Geo.
Pither, Publisher.
Tile Sonth Ccro'ina B"ptist-Puhlished at An
dcrSon, S C., and edited by Rev. ". (. NalterS,
is an excellent religious journal
Friend Crews who had been running two
presses, recently disposed OF his interest in the
Abheville Bamter to Mr. w. W. Farrow. Mr.
Crews will now devote himself exclusively TO the
Laurcnsvitc Herald. We wish all parties hap
py lutu:e in journalism.
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MEs<R$ EplreRs: You viii please announce J.
.. SMITH, a. candidate for the Office of Tax Col.
lector, Nrwhrrry District and lige
May ., 1866 MANY FRIENDS.
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MsssRs. EDITORS :-You will oblige the friends
Of Mr. w J, LAKE. by nominating him as u
Candidate Tor Sheriff Of NewberIy District. ....'
Apr IL, II. , NEWBERRY.
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Cokerhary District-.srd Round, 1855.

,Nsple OH ct, Republican, May y, l3; Ander-
son 81 AMI ct., And -rSon C. H, May 10, 20;
New,errs sta, May 26. III; Peadleton and III.
Zien cts, Wesley Chapel, June J, 81; Saluda Rir.
iS<oa, Sonle's GItaprl, jane g. ln; Pickens et.,.
F.irvirw, .Iure lG,>l7 Eigefeld CT, Bethlehem,
June %. -; Butler CT, Bethlehem; June %, "a;
.LaQrrls and r cdy River cts, Pi&sah, June so,
1nlyIs Ninrry'Six CT, and Sa!nda Riv. Mis-,
Greenwood, July 7, s.; Newherry ,ct:, EbeRezer.
dRlr II, IS; Ahhevilr CT, Smyrna, July 2l, 22i
CoEesbury. CT. Coke<bury, judy g, 90.
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HE " hEKLl HERALD
NEWBERRY, S. c,
Wednesday IO:ning, May %, 1855.

Mr.. ii!JUAS P SLIDER OF Charleston, is the
authorized agent Of this paper, to procu~ ad,
vrr;i$emcntS and receipt for n0nirS due SQ
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NEssRs. EpIroRs :-You will please announce,
=. + JLBNSt \, as candidate for Sheriff of
NewbrrrY strict, and obligr .-s-. .~~-
April 4, II MANY FRIENDS
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Specials Notices.

: THE STAY LAW having been removed, by
those having the power to do so, and there be-
ing d great probability that many people will be
distressed OIL account Of debts made before tue
var and shatI may do something towards nitiga-
ting that distress make the following propo-
sition TO al these who will settle with me before
the frs, Of October next: First, those who owed
me and were killed II, the var, leaving families,
those that have been disabled, At o discount Of
ope-fonr''h; 80, with all that were in the war; at
II discount Of one eighth 4th, with all hers, by
taking no'e> that can use in liquidation Of my
owp Indebtedness, or produce Of an kind at the
highest market prices. .-,-=--.-.
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8. u. RLEASE.

P. S. Hope that al who are indebted to me-
wihco: forBard and make some arrangemens
abont these Old matters Immediately. You must
notexprct ne to call On yor, for It is impossible
for me to s'e every one; 80 after the time for
the above compromise expires, zen End yourself
settling with the Sheriff, don't say that you were
! sued without proper notice. Those indebted to-
me in adjoining districts please take notice.
Nav a3-a0-4t -. -: H. H.B.
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Lieut.: Ziesler ag lin requests us to beg t,o,e
having tracts to bring them in for apr oval,
aS he is anxious 10 ride over the district TO gi, e
the freedmen good, plain talk about their duly.
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TIE IL of ii Irmk fell Oh lie neck Of title
b " il P.:tsUu s, reccu1ly and strans}cd I'm to
Gs&Lh.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

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p:o"' an" P'e"<cH III HIS mark o' 'he cS'e" III
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We had nearly forgotten the interesting
h''!e SiA' SceTe of tie afternoon ri winch oHr
t'i'nd IT, hSNrrH'-oH of the most de''Tm-
me" "ac"eoFS f'"e town. Ills ing 0F""S ca
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-05-23

The friends Of Capt. THOS. u. PAYSINGER
respectfully nominate him as suitable candidate
for sheriff Of Newhcrry District. VOTERS
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-05-23

II TIE WRONG PEw.-We regret to saw that
our town marshal while iudnlSing i'll a slight re:
crcsting str III, on Sunday last, met with diif,
cRltv, thereby losing handful or more Of hair
/ qr,.nIity Of blool togeEher with his liberty for
il short time in quest Of entertainment as we'll
as 10 improve his information as 70 the habits
OF certain freedw oiuer, lis adventurous zeal led
hin 10 u:<uc his Investigations too closely, upon
which lit. skull ami nails were vigorously used
against him. Finding too late taat h" md stray
I'd into the wrong pew, he acknowledged defeat
. and prtsenred l. : wounds aud bruiS,.S.to the Bu-
rrau for redress Counter complaint being un-
fortunately made by the Other party, and it be
ing highly colored, all The balm contained III the
Bnrrau was applied TO the latter'S rrle:: 1t was
decided that the tormer, together with various
bottle contents be jrggrd, in ReaganS brick
hotel He was shortly afterwards released how
eyer, a wiser and better man.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-05-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

rs" Readers Will remember that orr market
quotations are in currency, unless otherwise
Suecillv stated.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-05-23

----.-! "a, - .SIDI II BROWNE, P. E.
PS The members ofthe Conferences Of both
E,l:efeld and Batter, it will be seen. meet at thu
same place and time H 50 arranged, and timely
notice bt given me, viii meet the Conference
Of any charge at a. M. OH the Saturday belong
ing 10 that Conference. S. H. B.