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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-05-23
The Say Law.

In pronouncing the, unconSruutionality Of the
Stay Law, oar worthy Judges, have exhibited,
with all due Difference to thei, legal Abilities pu-
riry and wi<dour, degree Of short-SghtedueSs.
Doctors will differ sometimes TO the detrimcut 0.
1h, udyi!uaI; bur this difference Of opinion be
tween the Legislature which passed the law as
constitutional act, auI The State conriS which
declares i VOID oi Nw and effect will, it is fear
ed. entail uuiold ui>rrv and misfortune 10 th"
whole bo':y polite, cgcdi or as we'll ;tS debtor,
tIlrir tight 10 Geriie as they have done, We sill
thiul that n&osc inGpportUMr, nutOrnAate tme,
could not have been chosen for this decision. In
the It1idst OF difficulties, be<et on every hand by
tSllcS,c<, financial, political, social. with which,.
and from which our people are struggling, this
removal Of law, whether wise or not III It's III
ception, hut which Afforded Il temporary rrhel.
will Nring Il out confusion worse c''ntOunded,
state Of attairS infinitely worse than anything at
present experienced. 1t is most unfortunate; a
later time " ould have given room and opportu-
nitv for preparation; as it is but few if amy ale
prepared, aud to press suits low, which will "e
done ures< some compromising action i>agfecd
upon, will lie the signal for The. sacrifice Of all
kinds OF property. Every hody must sell, and
at Il r,lmou> >acriire; and who is to br! why
the northern capitalist; lands, houses, homes
must pass away iuto other hands. The sound OF
tie Shrrin's .arutcr will be the death blow TO
MANY fair, honest hope, that il let alone yet
Il lit!le while the difficulties might be met. This
is but an imperfect view Of what must appear to
the reader i gloomy picture.
We make few extracts rom sensible and
we'll considered article in the GrccnriAe -Nom-
j tdiMeer:
! 4 Merciful civil JadseS, in passing sem
tencc OF death on the meanest OF cnlprliS, uSth-
/ ly allowed time for the victin Of law 10 prepare
: for his tttr, and to sci his house in order if he
can The pc pie Of South Carolina have been
! less fay0rrL> a> to their e<tut"< and most un"X-
pcct"dly summoned 10 j'ld@EieNt and execution
! upoli the remnant that i left. We
! have heard one Cf tHe most >en,ihle lawyers IN
! Statc-whn is not given to eXaggcrntUn-rX-
yrc>s the opinion that if the STAY Law wa re-
, moved, and the people OF his district al sued
,.,,ri 0:hcr, as he thought inevitable III SUCH an
! event. 1iat the lands Of tie district exposed -
oI. ,,,5or ,;cl circumstances, would not hiring
more than cnou.!, 10 pay the coS's OF the suits,
,,II vauIl leave the debts all unpaid sill.
"A< to he morality ana justice Of some Stay
Law giving reasonable protection and mutual ad-
vintage to debtors .ud creditors, tine great Mass
OF Tie leopr,I we have not the shade" OF ao"nl'
This position are satisfied could he m:''''"'n
rd in ANY forum of conscience, though hos. u
learned judges Shonid encamp against 1t. we
think it probable ali extra session OF Inc
Legislature may convene before the tfs ! +Q"F!s
commcncr and il j. possible some Sche'''e H'ay
br devised tor The rc!r OF the people.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-05-23
Business Notices.

We invrc attention TO the card Of the Rich
moud l. DanriIle Railrua;l-Great Through RDute
North Through tickets Can be purchased AT
Greensboro, \. C., ut the Office Of the Rclimond
l. Damyillc Railroad, TO the principal cities NortL
and West.
South Carolina Raroad-Schcdule.
Charlotte and Soulh Carolina Railt oad-Sched-
ILL., o.,
w A. Observation-Disclosures Of Saddles, Bri-
dies, Harness, &C., ami also replret O! same is
still at ork at the old p3re and will be pleased
TO see his OLD customers and friends anu nave
their work. =
MeSSrS j. p. Kinard i Son Full aud b .nd-
some stock SpIng i Simmer Goods, at re-
duccd prices.
Il. Werts-Spccia Orders No. Ito persons
of color, freedmen, hog-Sealcrs, Sc.
John a. Chapman Attorney at Law and So
l;citor in Equity-otIice at the Book Store.
Gold Pin lost-3l5 Reward. See card: Find
Pin. Leave here and receive ffeen dollars.
See notice Of j. L. Sp"ake, ExJr, TO debtors,
and rct in accordance with same.
w. B McKellcr-Nolce TO trespassels.
T. T. Moore-DenliSry.
J. r. Pc;erson-CitAtion.
J. Boyle, Agcnt-H4rne9S Shop.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-05-23

OBlTrAkY.-The rennias OF Gen >tates Rights
CAST were inferred at Grace Church, Coumbia.
on the lOth-Tha Advertiser announces the
death of Mr. raucis O'Coner, An old Haityen
apd successful planter lie Was nearly so years
OF age.-Nrs Jane Simpson, wife Of DR.. j. W.
Simpson of Laurens, died on Sunday morning,
9Th instant-MrS Callahan Of Webster, Mass,
died rcceRtly after having had 75u pounds
ten barrels Of water removed from by tWen-
ty-fnar Surgical OprraIiois.-The Anderson IN
-telircucer announces the death of Mr. John
Wakefield, an old and highly esteemed citizen Of
Anderson diSt.-The Columbia F'hoenix records
the death Of Mr. Benj. RawIeS, respected citizen.
aged 81. Dir. RawleS recently wrote vigorous
'andiuteresrng letter to Gen. Sherman on the de-
srrfc!ion Of Colgmhia.-the Unionyille Times an
uuuuces the death Of Col. james JrfEeries, one Of
the most esteemed and Intelligent citizens Of the
community We regret 10 learn from the Charles
ron Courier, the death Of DR.. Christopher Fig
sintorlS, who was Wars killed ny the falling of q
rr''~>-bGam during a storm, on ST.. Johns Berk-
ley. - - - =.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-05-23
The RicAmo2l & Qa1Yille Railroaj.

Tl1ns. Dodamcad, E~q., Superintendent: Of tie
Richmond 4 Danviile RtiIro ID, sent us st week
Complimentary ticHet for the use OF said road,
Tor which we beg leave to tender our sincere
thanks We learn from Mr.. DodAm'ad that the
Richmond & Danville Railroad Company have
become the Le<sccS Of The Piedmont Raiiroa,:,
(ubirh is Il continuation CT then road from Dan
vile, Va, to Greensboro, y. c., under sepA-
rate charter) Tie gauge Of the road has been
made 20 conform 10 that Of the Richmond and
DanviiIe road, viz: 5 feet. Both roads will be
orkcd in common under the management OF
the officers Of the la;ter-the trains RAINING
through over bo;h roads, betwccu Richmond anh
Greensboro, l89 miles, without change OF cars
or tran-hiQ Q"ent Of freight.
Only single coupon Oh through tickets pass.
ing over both roads, will be required viz: From
Richmond 70 Greensboro, or Greensboro to Rich
D0uf rs 1t. case lutv hc
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-05-23

SOUTHERN RAILROAD CUAvENT!0N-A convcn-
ten OF the Presidents aud >upr,in;c","u'S "f The
railroad and steamboat lines hetw""n Baltimore
and New Orleans Was held in I!chmoad, Va, on
the l6th instant, and Col Wln. jo&Nston,- PRES,
dent of th' Charlotte and South { roljlla I;ai
road. was called 10 ,he chair Tie chairman stated
the OF jpct OF the meeting to he TO form <ch@'nr>
cf1i.ne ana through tickets, viii. The View Of
making connections -hctween all the Southern
roarIS, in con, ider2ian OF Ii" conq'cton nf The
Ca,amha bridge, Oh the Gl,Tiolrr"md South Caro-,
lima Road, and the conrptrtiuu o. al! the roads
lhroughuu, all ,ie Southern States. l,8tt miles
of railroad were reprcseutrd- Committees Oh
schedules ana through licHr:s were appointed,
and il is ltogght ha, these matters viii h' salts
fsrtori!y alran.cl II Il short ,jmc.--P"oe";r.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-05-23

HI, r. c. Trnnla appointed Ivy til" President
to visit the Sou'nrrn States and report the r"n-
dition Of thc freedmen, has, after seven months
tour, prepared an able I'D rrnth"l <tat"m""'
which relieves the = ,uh Of tie mi>r"pr>el.tA-
&ionS made by radical and prcjud c"d writer's.
The reports Of Generals Sterdnan and fuII"r'
ton also eyolx. li"nt out Of darkness. 'TIuth
crushed 10 earth VIII rise again" &c. altogether
the reports of these gentlemen will bring about
healIhiul condition Of. Lhings.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-05-23

"A1l quiet along the Potomac tonight LA
mar Fontain"S beautiful Iyrc-lS claimed by i"
score OF Northern writer's
The residents OF Birmingham, EhGIanu, Ia''
sent TO the Treasury Department S4oOO IN Solu,
for the benefit OF treedmen
,r.xa. amor claims that the mustang wine is
superior to every dark wine in the world, except
N,,lcira. Burgundy and Lachryma Christi.
Eor,Lapn and Southern companies are huying
up large sections OF land in Chatham County, n T..
in which it is said oil ahOundS.
There is to he general convention of railroad
presidents, chief engineers, and general >uperln-
tcndenrS IN Philadelphia Oil the +'h OF July.
The gold crop Of the world will probably reach
Sl3n,0o0 "Oo ms year. PREVIOUS 10 100" 'ne
average annna! yletd was less 'hah ?'+'""''""'
Young American iaHy' oronSHt up III ,"e
Christian faith joined the jewish C"uFch aI Ch'-
ea2o a le" Gays aSo
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-05-23

Mr. J. ". Seaman. o North Hampstead, on
Long Island, Is The owner Of COW (which, on
the 9Th OF Marct last, prolurcd four calves at IA
birth They We're 1ltui 2rowh and regularly
formed, hut Sull horn, aud wrre twO O! each sex
Mr.. Srana went to EiS stable abort rwrlvr
O'Clock and found two Of 'hrm oru He wrnt
again at three o'cloeA and here were TWO more.
He afterwards kept on tie look ONt 10 Sc" itth"r"
were others to come, but none made their ap-
rance
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-05-23

JOSH Or Pr 'AcuIHG.-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 as other mltters: Il always advise
short sermons, especially on hot Sunday. Ifa
minister kant strike lie in boring forty min
is boring i'll the rong place."
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-05-23
MAR REED:

On.lh n>day, the Sth instant, BY the Rev j.
J. Bramly, Mr.- Thos BrooLeS, Of BrookesViie,
Mis-. 20 Fannie H. daughter Of R. B. Holman Esq.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-05-23

Colonel Sperrv has retired from the Columbia
CarolitiGn which he gracefully edited Tor l
short time. Mr.. DeFoHtane uniteS The Daily
South Ctro!inian with its bantling offspring III
Coluu.bia. 1t ~ilG soon appear, enlarged. May it
rest in peace! but flourish vigorously.
THe Chester STANDARD -TlS excellent paper,
after an absence of some months, appears in
handsome dress w. II. Babcock, editor Geo.
Pither, publi>i:cr.
Tile SomA Iero'ima Boptist-P"hli$hed at An
dcrSon, S c., and edited by Rev. ". (. Walters,
is an excellent religious journal.
Friend Crews. who had been running two
presses, recently disposed OF his interest in the
Abhevle Bamner to Mr. W. ". Farrow. Mr.
Crews will now devote himself exclusively to the
Laurcmsvillr Herald We wish all parties hap
py future in journalism.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-05-23

MsssRs EDlroRS You will obliee the friends
Of Mr. w j, LAKE, by nominating him as ID
candidate for Sheriff Of Newberly District.
Apr II, II. NEWBERREs
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-05-23
rHE WEEKLY HERALD.
NEWBERRY, S. C,
Wednesday A0:ning, May %, 1855.

Mr.. lrJNAS P. SLlDEE OF Charleston, is the
authorized agent Of this paper, TO procure I'D.
vrrii>ementS and receipt for monies due. 90
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-05-23

NEssRs. EpIroRs You will please announce,
y. + JLBNSt \, as candidate for Sheriff of
Newberry strict, and obigo ,,=a.a-..
April +, II MANY FRIENDS.
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
specially stated.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-05-23

MEs<RS EDITORS: You win please announce j.
.. SMITH, a. candidate for the Office of Tax Col
hector, Nrwhrrry District and lige
May >, 1855 MANY FRIENDS.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-05-23

The f,iendS Of Capt. THOS. II. PAYSINGER
respectfully nominate him as a suitable candidate
for sheriff Of Newhrrry District VOTERS
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-05-23
Cokc.sgry Distr;ct-.srd Round, 1855.

.Mapieon ct, Republican, May u, l3 ;7Ander-
son sia AMI ct And ,rSon c. H, May l9, 20;
Newherry sta, May 26..27; PendIeton and Mt.
j. Zien CTS. Wesley Chapel, June 81; Saluda RiT.
iSSon, Son!e's Ghaprl, june 9. ~; Pickens et.,.
F.irview, June 1911 Edgefeld CT, Bethlehem,
June %. - Butler cr>, Bethlehem, June %, q;
.Laurrus and + cay River ets,. PI<gah, June so,
1ulyl Ninety Six Ct, and Sslnda Riv. Mis-,
Greenwood, July I, s; Newherry ct:, Ebeaezer.
dAly II, IS; AtrheyiIl" ct, Smyrna, July q, %;
Cukesbury CT, CUke>bnry, judy %, 80.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-05-23

II. = ~ : -SIDI Il BhON ON-NE, z Z.
P s. The members Of the Conferences of both
Erlcefed and Batter, it will be seen. meet az thu
<an,e place and time II so arranged, and timely
notice ht given me, viii meet the Conference
Of any charge at d. nj. on the Saturday belong
ing TO that Conference. S. h. B.
Nv
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-05-23

Mr. Il. Il. BLEAsE is out with card which we
think in the present emergency that is upon us
will, if acted upon, bring relief not only to him
self but to those indebted. The propositions are
fair and reasonable The removal of the STAY
law will bring about an unfortunate state Of
affairs it is to be feared, unless compromises Of
some kind not made. An indiscriminate
saeing will be sad 10 think f and certain will il
be If both debtor and creditor do not help to
stop it. Mr. Blea<" in Offering his propos rion
o3cuS the way, and in his desire to save himself,
Offers chance to his drbtors We are all Of a
feather now, each is indebted 10 the other. It
wond be well if this plan, or something like it be
generally adopted.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-05-23

Lieut.. ZicSler gin requests us to beg tho,e
having contracts TO bring then, in for approval,
as he is anxious 10 ride over the district to give
the freedmen good, plain talk about their duty.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-05-23
NG%e

TIE IL Of Il Irrnk fell Oh tie neck Of title
y " i, P.usUug, reccu'Iy ard strangtct lin 10
death.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-05-23
H. Il. BLEASE.

P S. fhopc thai al who are indebted to me-
'willco:ne fer2ard and make some arrangement
abonr these old matters Immediately. You must
not expect Rac to call On ycp for it is impossible
for me to s"e every one so after the time for
the above. compromise expires, you find yourself
settling with the Sheriff, don't say that you were
sued without proper notice. Those indebted to-
me in adjoining districts please take sotice. .
Nav a3-9a-4t. >.- H. H.B.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-05-23

II THE WRONG PEw.-We regret TO say that
our town marshal while indnlGing in slight re:
creating str III, on Sunday last, met with Il diff.
calry, thereby losing handful or more Of hair,
i quantity Of blood, together with his liberty for
ii short time In quest Of entertainment as well
as 10 improve his information us 10 the habits
OF certain frecdw oineu, lis adventurous zeal led
linn 10 pursue his invest; cations to0 closely, upon
which lit, skull AMI nails were vigorously used
against him. Finding TOO late that h" had stray
I'd INTO the wrong pew, he acknowledged defeat
and presented lis wounds and bruises to the Bu-
rrau for redress. Counter complaint being I'M
fortunately made by The oh"r party, and it be
ing highly co'ored, all the balm contained i'll the
BurrAu was applied TO the latter'S relief: 1t was
decided that the former, together with various
bottle contents, be jlggrd, III ReaganS brick
hotel lie was shortly afterwards released how
eyer, wiser and better man.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-05-23
Special Notices.

TIE STAY LAW having been removed, BY
those having the power 10 do so, and there be-
ing a great probability that many people will be
distressed OF account of debts made before the
var, and that may do something towards mitiga-
ting that distress, make the following propo-
sition to all these who will settle with me before
the first Of October next: First, those who owed
me and were killed IL, the var leaving families,
will settle with their Executors at one.half; I'd,
those that have been disabled, at discount Of
oue-fonrsh Sd, with all that we're in the war, at
discount of one eighth; 4th, with all hers, by
taking rore> that can-use in. liquidation of my
o.yp Indebtedness, or produce OF an kind at the
highest market prices. ----
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-05-23
LOCAL ITEMS.

. II
and Young enioyed a bic mic at the Baodu~ian
coripc ON Tuesday last, the pleasure, Of which
.wiIl long be remembered. I, was one Of the
ha!:jr<t trolics we have witnessed for a long
9ime the little ones, for whose especial benz fit
4 was or c,atcd, showed an amouat of appreci-
a;fen refreshing 10 look at, while the older and
2yowtfup children leaving cares ami axle ties at
ho c. or wherever most convenient, mixed in
with IN emu.ous ze<t and child like looSeness
We had not the satisfaction Of seeing the pro-
ee<<ion AS i, moved to the scene Of fan and foc
and good ,lingS, hut know that it WAS right
pleasant y.ht rs the Little cir1>. hcadad bv their
teachers, TWO aud two. hc.RcSe3 WIKI floral
wrna,!>, aid 4accs leAmjng a1ith happiness,
marched in glacful an!icpationa Not the least
,,}pasaut tpa,ur,, was ie long table Stretched ort
beneath the shade O! larre sprraf3inS oaks, flied
with 4 fnlIness of evcry:hinr 90 Il. sweat and
substantial and iossec the little ones surround
ino these candies ~ for moment or twn thew
were restrained from the oi>tp while singing a
refrain the ,o,,tort;ons and orim,cas of fare
wos hirIlv omn.;nr The hyn.n selected for the
occ.sion v,< what We could di>tinrui,h Of it
. ",,,orv GLORY " hp, It came ,hrourb .,watcrine
months and WIS ,bcrcr,ra cxcus,blv weak in
volume. hearts and eyes were set on something
else the qIory hv too tcmp;inylv before them.
Rev. MIR. Montgomery blessing was happily
were <ct on We cannot dwell mon the exccr-
ton dome ao2pt;trS were sh,rn Icwevcr and
there were no rruant p)ayrrS: full tim, being al
lowed them Tor iu,luIrcncn. the Rev. Mr.. Hum
bert gave the b.nYd;.1i,n o, wlj.. they filed
off and >oon were sooyriu, in tba haDpy ipno.
crure Of CHILDHOOD, l. richt he mentioned
that the snDDIy was largely abundant, and tina,
she scron, tabIe for the hit folks did not
lack spririrurv The rrra, abundance Of tne
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,.,a,lrrs Snare will No, norn,i, tnr,!,cr rot,.c.
s.eicc It was np:,<.,fI j. = nc. sanity Sncn: ard
,,iove1 70 ,hofn}I by al, This lizzie fyo,i
:, tho ,r.e, woo1s Nav we III LIVE 70 rriov
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W., r,, ,,. .,,ro.4,,, ,L, ;,,.,,-o,,;,.
r,,,o .;,.-s.n.o of. ,,,. ,rrrroo, :, which o,.
f.;,olv e G9,ro,, o,.. ,r ~, ,,ost .J..rr,.
;n.d ,,,,.lo,,rs ne ,,n ,o,vr uis ioc,or;,os ,,.
r.or Of h,c}r,oyloo, cam. rrarcr r,d;or on tbiSs
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-05-23
RAIN MORE EAIy-Icavy rain abundance of

RAIN MORE EAIN.-Hcavy rain, abundance OF
rain, drrnchng, washing, pouring, gully tearing
rail-, fell on last Thursl,y afternoon. For three
hours it fell in torrents, inceSsAnt, tremendous.
Much damage certainly must have resulted from
it, in tue washing, fitening ana packing Of land,
and farmers mailing the few previous days Of
warm sunshine an auSury Of hope, a"r again
in the mud. The prospects certainly are far
from promising. TrltS are many, providence
and the bureau have both been adverse to the
planting Interest In the former however We
place our highest and only trus:, that all things
may vet work out ri 5ht; with The latter VIC say
let them alone, they are Joined to their idols.
We learn thai bottom lands have been complrte-
ly submerged, aud tn It the various streams are
higher than for many years past.
The prospect for cotton is OF Il most rnf.tter-
ing characser, or every hand We hear OF had
sands; some farmers ploaghing up and planting
in com. Tie defective nature Of the seed cot
ton planted, heavy and continual rains, &c, will
disappointment many hops, and it may be set
down that this crop will scarcely exceed fourth
Of what the district formerly produced.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-05-23
Dentistry Free Of Charge,
Notice,

4 Ii. persons indebted to the Estate Of GEO.
n ~SPEAKE, decd, are hereby notified that
their notes ard accounts have been placed il the
hands OF Darlington & Suber, for collection. No
longer Indulgence will be given, unless interest
is paid, or some agreement made.
Nav % q 3 JN0. L, SPEAKE, E1'or.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-05-23

Noses At = DlscoCNT.-We have been request
I'd by a number OF sensitive gentirmen whose
nasal organs are Of ,.eljrafe construction, TO no.
ticc that there is another prhIc 'featu!c' in
town which would he HE better for overhanling.
Il is pity that town oflhis >;z', Of snch fair
proportions, Of such refinement, Of such business
advantages ard capacitg, soci"Iy and morally
so excellent, presided over hv an intelligent, en-
ergr,ic, accommodating and public spirited co'in-
ell, with six churches, an eIrg mt court house,
Jail, guArd-hor>e, and last but not leaSS "ih't
pride of orr village" the town bell, should be
r,larrcd in it's beauty by the existence of such
vile, filthy abomint!ionS. Fie Oh YOU, som"ho'i'.
4 little healthy authority, properly "xfrciSed
and dollar or two may he would prove rtiica
ci"u~ in removing very unhealthy nni>ance
For further particulars loo'i in the rear OF the
blacksmith snop, near the stables
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-06

CANDIDATEs.-We publish to-day the
announcement of D. w. kinney and Fl
j. SUTTON.
Lieut.. Kinney was one of the original
members of Co. B, 9th Wis. Reg, Iron
Brigade, was with it in all its glorious
career, was several times sew erely wound.
ed, and was LIST Lieut.. when mustered
out at the close of the war. He is as
modest as he is brave, bears an ire
proachable private character, and is com
petent for the office. l-a
=" Mr.. w. H. Sutton is quite generally
known throught the country, and esteem
ed wherever known. He is an excellent
penman and good scholar. Incapac-
itated by physical defect for ordinary Ia
Dor, the Office which he seeks would be of
benefit to him, and he would discharge
its duties as well MS any man in the ceun
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-06

CLoTHs AND CLoTHTSG.-CHAs COOK
has returned from mar et with large
stock of Gentenen's Furnishing Goods
of the latest styles and best quality
H has Heavy Casimeres, Broadcloths.
Doeskins, DahIia French Tricot, Heavy
Beavers, All wool Goods, from $3.50 to
$1,000 per yard, Trimmings of all
grades, London aud Lonsdale Selicias.
Farmers Satin, Ladies Cloth, water proof
of the best quality, FlanneIs, Shirts,
Suspepders, Cravats, Paper collars DC.
&c. He has three men constantly
employed and work will be promptly
done. Mr.. Cook is also agent for Sing
ers' celebrated Sewing Machine. Give
him q call.