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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-19
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\ 'des' sop''' 'Exactlyi" Single snid they
We're There every time" If he felt "owley,, in
me mo ming, he tool Plantation Bitters # he felt
" cary at night, nc took Plantation Bittors, m be
lacked tppoti e was weht ianguid or mentally
oppressed, he took Plantation Bittors; and tbev
never i'iled to set him oo his pins square and firm
rev persons want any better aushorityi but IA
some may lust read the following.
lowe much 10 Won 6orrye,.
ny believe the Plantation Ifttofs hevri saved nv
HE. REV.W. Il. WAGNER Madrid. n. Y
have been q great suai,,er
Irom Dyspepsia, and had to abandon preaching.
The Plantation, Bitters have
cared me navy
Rev G. 4. WILDWOOD. New York CITY.
hadlost all appetito-vas so
weak and enervated could hardly walk. and had
perieet dread OF society #ft Tbe
fiantauon Hitters have setme all right I'D
JAMES HEihlNWAY, St Louis, Mo.
The Plantation Bttcrs have
saleu me OF derangemeht Of the Kidneys and
Urinary Organs. shat distressed me for voa,.
Ihey act like a charm. ....a-
G, e MOORE, 204 broadway, New York.
Mrs. o. NJ. DEvOE, manager of tbe Union
Home school iOr soldiers children. saws She "has
given it to the weak and invalid chiIiren undey
hsr chm'Se, with the most happy and kratirying |
Fesplts" We have received over hundred 1enms |
p such certificates, but no advertisement Is so tf
ieotlye as what people themselves say of n eood |
article Ourortune andoni reputation IL ot stall !
ihe original quality and high character Of these /
goods will be sustained under eyofy and all cir |
ormstances They have already obtained a sale
~ every town. village parish and hamlet among
Myill@ed nations. Base imitators Try to come as
near odfname and style as they can, aud because
good article can not lie sold as low as a noor one
Lhey lind some support from parties who do not
care what thoy soil BE on your guard. bee our
private stamp over the cork ,.
p. II, DRA6E,& Co, New York city
saratoga Spring water, sold by all
Druggists. a..E lu HIH 500
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gega1
NOTICE IN PARTITION.


ELlLABErH g. LODGE, Nathan Waviard
- i-ouge, minor JOsabed h Lodge a minor
Vi1in nSnison ponson and Rosanna Donson, his wife,
Hlliinm Jones aud Nancy Ann G. Jones his wife
Aquilla lliNon and Naomi Il HiNon his N,ifc
riSderlek smith ana Clarissa Mntilla Smith hi,
Wlle, mary Hannah Lodge, and Mariah Jane
Lodge. all of Montgomery County Ohio and ~
ratio Lodge Oliver Lodge a minor Eliznbstb
Lodge, minor, John Hopkins and Obedience Hon
hlhs, ms wiie all of Cass County In the state Of
I1 muI1hi,' " WI, take notice that James n Lodge
2acpD L. Lodge, Mason II. Lodge and William n >
i'ouBe, OF montgomery County, Ohio, have filed a
petllOn, which is now pending against them il,
the superior Court of Montgomery County, Ohio
uimlhs hhu setting forth that they, the said peti
TONERS, are tenants In common In lee smnie Win
ihei SAID Nathan Wayland Lodge ,Insabej Il
TTongJ' Fosa,nha 9i,ha benson, Nancy Ann g. Jones,
nuoml , r. nixon, Jlatissa Matilda smith Mary
Hannah Lodge, Marah ..lnne Lodge. IIorati',
L93idgei oliver Lodge, and Hi4abeth Lodge, of the
lOlowihs real estate and prem cs. Situate i'm the
county Of Montgomery and state, of Obin and
Deng my acres of aLd on of the cnst side of tht
southeast quarter or Section twenty tovnshi'
three range SIX east in Butler township in s";d
county WIN the privileges and appurt,panccs 'tn
Ihe me same belonging as heirs-a law oi Jacob
Lodge late Of Montgomery tolnty Ohio. rSc,d
Shd James n, Jacob H., Mason III and Wuii,,n
y Lod e, petitioners and plaintlas In said be,'
one-th rteenth of said premises eSgentin, 'p" tha
said Horatio, oliver a minor. and Igizabeib n
minor, OF lass County Indiana aforesaid "A bn arc
each entitled TO one. .thiri OF onc,thirteenih narI
ol sald premises They further claim in said nell
Yen .n innt sald Elizabeth Z. Lodge is the widow OF
sad Jacob Lodge, decd; that said Obedience Hon
kins, wife of said John Hopkins also made "a Jg
lenuant TO said petition s the mother OF Said 10
ratio Ollyer, n minor, aud Eliznbeth Lodge a
minor hnd they pray that partition may be made
OI said premises; that their respet,fiyS uottinns
may be set on to them in scveralty, and Tor sucb
9tnet ana proper relief as may be granted by the
1onit i NJ the nearing Of said cause nd unless
anSy an5wer said petition by the ga day OF Janu-
ary' Nd 1857 sai'i petition will be taken as true
and Judgment rendered accordingly
JAMES n. lodge
JACOB 4. LODGE
MASON H. LODGE
60, WILLIAM. LODGE
N"H'' =" NAhiiL' attorneys Owe
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Heimstroeps inimltablo Hair Coiorns Is not a
dye, AlIiustantancous dyes are composed of in-
naT eqgsiie, And more or4Vss destroy tbs vitality
aod beauty Of the hair. lhis Is tho original Hair
colorlng, and has been growing In favor over
twenty years. ltrostorcs gray hair 70 IFS original
color by gradual absorption. IN a most lemarka-
Die manneFr his also beaiaIful hair dressing
sold in two slzes-b0 cents and Si-by all dealers
g. HEIAisfREfsr, Chemist
Saratoga spring WNfev, sold BY an
Druggists.
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d. EIBINz Sg BRO,
No. .2sI ThiFd street,
dust east oil Jefferson.)
pA.VToNr. orrrn

MANUFACTURERs and Wholesale and Retsu
Nl dealers IN Fine and Assorted Candies Hand,
some candy Ornaments, the most beautinl Christ.
mas tFitt Goods; all manner OF limitations IN Wax
bbols, &qp ana everything desirable for Holiday
Heinz Bro, particularly invite dealers and the
public 10 Gail at their manuiaetory 5sl T,,jI,i ~
nofle slde, inst east of jefferson. Call aud exam.
me their splendid goods. noi6dGw
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81 LYoS's ESrRtcT or PuRFJAMAioA GISsrR-Por
Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn Sick Headache.
Cholera Morbus, Flatulepcy, &C.. where warm
Ing stimuiauti sreduired, Its eArcful preparation
aad entire purity makes i q oheap and rellablo ar.
tleie for culinary purposes sold every whore, az
20 sts per hottie. Ask for 'LYoSs' Pure r, tract
Take no othor. ....
Saratoga sPFiRg water, sold By ali
DrngasN' a-eow1y.
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MIcIIAEL HARTNETrs EsTATE.

NpiIEis herehy given that the subscriber has
~ been appointed aud Quali fed as administrator
ON the estate of Michact Hartneu late of MOnt.
gomery county, Ohio deoeAsed All persons in.
aen,ed 70 she eeate are requested IN call aud set
tle their accounts with the administratOr
DAYTON. NoNember %. 1870 -AeiasM " !" ~
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Who would not be beautilu2 who vopld NOT
add to their beauty What gives that marble pur
ny and distta0ao appearance we observe upon the
stage and IN the city belle? It is no longer So
cret Thoy use Hagn's Magnolia Balm. Its con.
tnued use removes tan, frecklos pimplos and
roughnoss, from the face and hands and leaves the
complexion smooth, transparent, blooming and
rqyishinS Unlike maAy cosmetics, il contains no
material Injurious TO the skin Any Druggist win
oraer II ior YOU II noton hand, 80 cts per bottle
W Il. HAGAN, Troy, n. Y, ChemIss.
DEMAS BARNES d CO.,
Wholesale Agents. N. Y.
Saratoga spring water, sold by all
Druggists. ft.|4. .l
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Aqua DE MAGNOLIA.

"A toilet delight Superior to any Cologne. used
'obathe the fece and person TO render the .tIn
soft aud fresh, 70 ailay Inflammation TO perfumr
elothing for headache &C It 10 menufactured
i'pm the rich southern Magnolia, and ia obtain
'Hg a patronage quite unprecedented II is afa
voiite with actresses aud opera singers. It is
sold by all dealers at 81 90 largebotIes. and by
pMAs BARNES co, New York, Wholesale
Agents ..EI.U -' =
saratoga Spring water, sold by ali
Druggists ~
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
PRoFEcrED BY ROYAL LErrERs PATENT
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
Celebrated female Pills


Prepdred from q preseyiption Of Sir ,L O7arte. D.
~, FAgatefaa Np'rd0rdiadTyf 10 ne QadSa
This Invaluable medicine Is unfailipg I'm the cr,a
OF a,l those painful and dangerous diseases 90
Whlvh The female constitution Is subject III mod
crates all excuses and removes an Obst-nrtinns
llqm whatever cause. A speedy cure may be
relied ON. '' w
as % no JTAESHIED LADIES
u Is particularly suited. IL will in a short time
prlhs on the moothly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
These .Pizs sAou1a RofBe taReh By Fs,aglss 5,y,,,,
me FIRST IHREE MONTHS of PregHaAcg 0s fIeg
are sure 20 orfHg on Niscdrrdgs bWt az tsay 0tAer
time Hey are SAFE.
IN all cases OF Nervous and SniuaI Affections
rains In the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on sii(iii
4MeItoni Papiiation 0t the Heart, Mysteries and
Whlles, these PMS Will eicct "a curC WHOM mi
other means nave failed and although powerful
Ieulglys 40 nor contAih Iron, calOme antimOny, or
anything nurtlul TO the constitution.
Fun dlrcctious in the pamphlet around each
paohaGo which should be carefully preserved.
SOLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS. PrioE, 81 PER Boz H.
SPECIAL NOTICE
~ y na frfo or srerg raladJSa Rc3icias "a -
NOVNl h'Cif ln. BE cautions AsFefoie dji8 ~
t4dt no letters ~ q A. are bi0toR IL s2e 6OfHs AL
tAdt eHch teedpper begrsfhe A0 SMILES N ne sig-
RdtNres of 4 q BALDW WING co dnd ion WOS,aS
Re-" ltfttOut tCAich none dqe genuine
n, b-Ohe Dollar, Win Eighteen Gents FOR
Postage enclosed TO any autho,1zcH Aquut on %
The sole ieneral A gens az the Uuitoc State, asd
Briteh Domintons,
jon MOSES ~ Cortlards ST., New York.
WIN ensure q botle con1ainiag mifrv pnisgby
return mail securely sealed 0oss an Observable
- " ,9A Va
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IL is most delightful Hair Dressing.
1t eradlcates scurf and dandruf
IL keeps Tho head cool and clean.
IL makes the hair rich, soft and glossy
1t prevents hair turning gray and GllinRor
II restores hair upon prematurcly bald heads.
rms Is just what Lyons Kathairon viii do tits
pretty-it is cheap-lurabe. II is literally soi,rby
the car-oaf aud vet its almost Incredible demand
Is "aily increasing, until there is hardly country
Store that does not keep it, or family that does not
use It, E. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, \. Y.
Narntoga SPring water, sold by all
DruggisE.
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Dissolution or PARTNERsmrP

nUfOff 4 ElCkMANN have dissolved their
- - partnership Coniad Eickmnnn having retired
rue business as heretofore viii 10 continued by
Eugene Dpteit, who y vll settle all acoouats due
A'ip ~ aS.last net ths tfp', DUTOfr EICkMANN,
boceAbVf u ItVo. deesd.N
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Removal.

NEFF 4 BENNETT, Manufacturer and Whole.
~ sale and Retail dealers in stoves Hollow.
ware: &c. have removed thoir SalosrooIn from a7O
hhlrd street 20 the rooms formerly occupied in
ihrown irwin, on the corner Of First street and
the Canal where they win be pleased 10 zee their
friends and an who may bo in want Of firstcies
Cooking and Heating stoves,
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fI'Hh oo-PartneTship h1ieiofore existing uuder
the style ana hrn naino Of Nen Benntt Il Co.
was dissolved ON the lOth inst, Ncn Iiunnct baV
ing purchased the Interest OF Ma, Eols Either
partner VIII use the name OF the arm IN liquida-
tioh HENRi NEFF,
MILTON B1NNET
lylmaMu MARCUS EELIS
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II 4. BEAUREPA1RE, NJ. ID
q. ID. DUJARDIS, NJ. ID.
JEAN DE LErCnRE. M. d.
TO Garanciere & Dupont,
No. 2l4, Rue Lombard, Paris.

So1ehtdrB and Studfous Occupatons gris,s
An9feffds. or whatever tends TO impair the IytIl
detio1 o! the Brain, Heart on Aergous system fre.
rassiH0 Disorders of the VTRILE System XII
dents, CleTgyaea and Ld3eyets therefore Who arc
especially liable TO these Weaknesses should re-
PILLS. 49, ~
80 A Pamphlet, containing fun particulars, with
Directions and Advice, printed IN French GER
man, Spanish aud English accompanies each boy
who VIII write for II. wy
Pficci 81 per Box, or SIX Boxes for So
sQli by al the principal Druggists, or will be
sent by mail, securely ssaied from aH oJssjrgfioD
on receipt of the specified price by any authorized
agent or by the sole General Agents for America
OSCAR G.. MOSES a CO., "a Cortlandt Street New
! nrk Authorized agent for Dayton w
~ " W AHI-ail orders by mali promptly Al
'eHucu TO- 0cjlaweOwly-4
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CARIl.

liE Undersigned would respectfully inform tht
citizens Of Dayton and vicinity that hi viii do
vote his time TO the collection, for any one who
may heed his services, with proinptnes of mn
money, colleotsd by him, and security for the
amount OF bills put In his hands Being acquainted
with the land marks of Montgomery County Those
who have standing ILLS would do wen 10 amnIoV
nm with the assurance that every dollar collected
Wli pc promptly returned Address Lock Box g5
attended to- n023dim On HIiI IN lt6''
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letter OF 5seCOmm ondntion,

HENrLEhES:-Ne have used the 'sSpFCtPIo
IllI.s" made from DR.. DRLAMAEREs PREsCRfp-
pubic praellcc aud have found them a most ener-
gelie Ahd cincitat Remedy In cases OF spermator
rhea on seminal Weaknessi Nightly, Daily, or
Pofacyi special Derangenents of tho Nervous Sys-
ten; weaknesses arising from Secret Habits ana
oeNua! bNce'ses; EekduatiOn OF Che Genital Or
gans; weak spine: AnGctlOns the Eyes; "Iimp',
or Brick Dust Depos As in the Urine i"NIilky~
DischaIgesi l'8lenGss Of the Skin. with Snnken
cheeks and liloodless Lips; "Pinched'' Features.
Irregular action orthe Hdrt and IN AN Tie ghastly
utlh oI symptoms arising from Over-Iise, abuses
or loss from any cause, Of the Nervous Force
we earnestly advise the Profession and ali per-
sons suffering from any SyHptofadfic or Or0a5,ja
sincerely. '''''
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Mrattal
life HeaIth-Streneth.
Llfe-HcaIth-Stren
Llfe-Health-S Strength.
DIR. JUAN DELANTARiSE'S
SPECIFIC PILLS.

Arc prepared by the Aiossieurs GARANcIERR a Dr.
FONT, Pharmaceutists. No. 2t4 Rue Lombard
fhl1s ffonl the Prescription of DIR JUAN DEIA
MARIE Chtsef Physician to the Hospital du Nord
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van AUSDAL, HARMAN & CO.,
mSSuly II Vain street.
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8oteIs and Saloons. 3D.
p FL GNIX HOUSE

4 HIS HOTEL HAS RECENTLY BEEN
opened ana Is prepared to accom- motiate trnvplcrs
a9a doe she public generally in the best style.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-09-26
List Of Acts Passed by the Legislature.

An Act to amend an Act entitled an Act to
make appropriations for the year commen-
cling in October, 1865.
An Act giving authority to the City
Council of Charleston to proceed in the
matter of Fire Loan, with a view to aid IN
building up the city anew.
An Act to amend an Act entitled an Act
to lend the credit of the State 10 secure
certain bonds to be issued by the South
Carolina Railroad Company.
An Act to provide for the drawing OF
iuries for the next term Of the Court OF
Common Pleas and General Session for
Darlington District.
An Act to make parties, plaintiffs and
defendants, competent to give testimony III
such cases in like manner as other witnesses:
An Act to incorporate the Planters ana
Farmers Relief Association.
An Act to declare valid the recent cleo
ton for Intendanr and WardenS OF the
town of Darlington.
An Act to incorporate the Phoenix FIRE
Engine Company of Darlington.
An Act to legaliZe the elections OF NUNS
cipal officers of the towns Of Moultriyile
and Mt. Pleasant.
An Act to provide for the establishment
of Penitentiary.
An Act to provide for the funding OF the
interest and principal of certain stocks and
bonds Of the State past due.
An Act to incorporate the Peoples Mail
Steamship Company.
An Act to alter and fix the times for hold
ing the Courts of Common Pleas IN this
State.
An Act to declare the rights Of persons
lately known as slaves and as free persons
of color.
An Act to amend an Act entitled an act
to establish District Courts.
An Act to require the Commissioners OF
Public Buildings for Greenville and Pick
ems Districts to pay over funds to the Com
missioners of the Poor of said Districts,
respectively :,
An Act to incorporate the StoneWall Fire
Engine Company Of Charleston.
An Act to secure advances for agricuitu-
raj purposes
An Act to amend the law in relation to
the bonds required of public officers.
An Act to amend and extend the operas
ton Of an Act entitled an Act to provide a
mode by which to perpetuate testimony IN
relation to deeds, wills, chooses in action
and other papers and records destroyed or
lost during the recent war.
An Act to provide for the redemption OF
bills receivable issued by this State.
An Act to vest in the city of Columbia
the right and title of the State in certain
lots.
An Act to make appropriations to meet
certain deficiencies in the appropriations
for the year commencing on the lst OF Oc>
tober, A. D. 1865.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-09-26
New Advertisements.

G.. Gravely-Attention is called to Che card 1
Of this gentleman, who has in store, by d.
rect importation from England, and also
from principal Northern manufacturers,
an extensive and complete assortment OF
Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, Pistols and Agri-
cultural Implements, which will be sold low
for cash, and all orders sent to 50 East Bay
South of old Post Office, Charleston, will be
promptly filed.
W. Pope-The notes and accounts Of E.
Railev & Co., are in his hands for collec>
ton and parties indebted are earnestly called
on to settle either in whole or part, as the
above firm are pressed by Northern claims
for payment of the very goods for which
settlement is asked.
Wells. Crawford & Friday-Commission
Merchants, Columbia. We take pleasure IN
recommending this active, reliable ana ousl-
ness-like firm to the attention OF planters
and others. A II orders in their line OF DuSl>
ness will meet with prompt and satisfactory
attention. See card.
Cotton Pickerfor sale, which will do the work
ofthree men will be sold cheap, the advertiser
having no use for it. 'eDe first time eber
got lickin', was when in the cotton heId
pickin'," need never more be said by the
hand who uses, this machine; 1t Will Drlng
him to the end Of his row quicker than raln'
W. F. Nance, Agent for Willis Chisolm,
of Charleston, is prepared to fill orders, to
make advances, and to forward the interest
of Planters generally. Mr.. Nance is so we'll
known that our recommendation is unneces-
sary. we can only state that he represents a
reliable and business house.
| Jacob B. Felers-Disabled soldiers who
received their wounds either in State or Con-
federate service are called upon by the Tax
collector to give him or Mr.. S. P. Kinard
their names forthwith, through call by the
| Governor. Attend to it at once.
Lovelace & Wheeler-Propose selling, for
two weeks, their entire Stock Of Boots and
| Shoes at cost. Here is chance for bargain
hunters! At the very season too when boots
and shoes are in most demand.
Folk, Hipp s. Co .,-Pomaria, offer lumber
for sale of good quality and of any size'
Sec notice for particulars.
Silicon the 1st Saturday in October al
the late residence Of Geo. Chaplain, decd.
all the personal property of said dec,d'
J. A. Rcnwicl1, Adm'r-Notice to creditors
and debtors, estate Of Ben. Dugan.
R. B. Holman-Notice card.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-09-26

HAND TO HAND FIGHTING.-The corres>
pondent of the London Times with the
Prussian army, states in the recent battles in
Germany the Prussian cavalry received
terrible sword cuts from the iron cased Aus
trian horsemen, whose weapons coming
down upon the shoulders of their adversaries,
frequently cut through the shoulder blade
and deep into the body. The feats ofstrength
that we read of in the history of the middle
ages were re-enacted in this short but bloody
war.
The APPREaENDED CONFLICT OF ARMS.
The impeachment Of the President will
probably occur soon after the opening OF
Congress. Arms will probably be distributed
by Act of Congress to the different Northern
States, and the Governors Of these States
have already held meeting, in which they
have pledged themselves to sustain Congress
in any emergency which may arise. All
this certainly looks very threatening, and
unless President johnson shows himself
more of man, and strikes faster and harder
than he has done, the days Of his power are
numbered. Cor. Baltimore Gazette.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-09-26
Eewberry Kerald---Erratum.

We find the following in the Newberry
Herald:
''We regret to notice q reduction in the
size of that excellent paper, the Carolina
Spartan. Want of mail facilities and SUITS
eient patronage, the unfortunate cause"
Oh no-Brother, thou art mistaken. There
is no reduction in the size of the Spartan. "
If you will look again, you will find that
there is greater probability Of that ''excelA
lent paper" being enlarged from increased
patronage, than being reduced. The Herr
AIDS regrets, are appreciated and the Spar
tan wishes its worthy contemporary great sue
cess. Please correct the eTor.-Carolina
Spartan.
Glad to hear it dear, heroic Spartan, and
sorry we made such a mistake. Our eyes
grow misty at times, hence the oversight,
Or perhaps it might have been our "devI''
after all, he plays old harry with things
sometimes. We ''look again" and find the
probability" long may you live to increase
and grow, and your influence be felt from
the rivers to the ends Of the earth. Give US
your fist.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-09-26

Paris, Sept. 1.-THE French Circd
lar says the recent charges are favorable
France, Prussia and Italy are drawn near
er in ideas and interests. Austria has
now no hostile interest. The convention
of Rome will be Loyalty carried out.
Second class navies is assured Of the
liberty of the Baltic and Mediterranean
The note .justifes the Emperor's medi.
alton at the annexation of the people of
the same language and interests, where
it shows the necessity of perfect defence
and military organization not however
as threat, and expresses belief of last
ing peace in Europe. 'Tis said that the.
Emperor refuses to allow officers OF the
French army to hold office in Mexico,
owing to the protest Of the United States
there at. ...-.. -
ST.. PETERSBURG, Sept. 17.-The Prus-
slams who attempted to murder the Gar,
has been executed Joy was exhibited
in consequence Of the punishment award
ed the assassin and demonstration of re-
spect to the Gar at the same tire. -.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-09-26
OBITUARY.

DIED, in the town of NewberTy, on Sat
urday the 23d inst, of Congestion of the
Brain, Susan Ida, youngest daughter OF n.
B. and L. F. Knox, aged 6 years, 3 months
and days. ,,
Thus is added another to the angel throng,
who but a few hours before her death was
in health and strength, and the delight Of
her fond parents, but who so suddenly were
called upon to yield her up to a Heavenly
parent, Few and brief were the years Of her
innocent, sweet life, but enough to make
that young life one Of future promise ana a13
hope to her afflicted and bereaVed family.
Thev have a higher and brighter hope. now,
a hope of future meeting, where all IS Joy
and peace. Mourn not then fond parentS,
your Ida's head is pilloWed upon OreasS
of Love, secure from harln' and pam an"
want.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-09-26

TIE RURAL SOUTHERNER. This is the
title Of first class Agricultural, Literary and
Family Journal, the first number of which
will be issued on or about the first Of Octo>
Der, at Columbia, by R. NJ. Stokes. We
take pleasure in recommending to the notice
of our readers the publication of this paper
1t will be ably edited, some Of the best talent
Of the State having been secured to write for
it's columns. AS family paper it should
meet with ready and liberal patronage.
Terms s. per annum; or the Rural and
<'Herald" for one year 100.