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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-03-07
The Public Whipping Case.

| The sentences of Judge Aldrich,- passed on
the 18th Instant, dpon Fox. Armada and Eos
ter, prisoners found guilty of. larceny, the
former to receive thirty-nine lashes at inter
vais of every two months, and the, latter. FIVE
lashes~each al the end of a month. have been
annulled by the military authorities, says the
Charleston C0urieT, sonth ground that they
are in violation of Gen.sSickles' orders, issued
on the 1st of January, Paragraph XVIII OF
which says: tssNo corporal punishment shall
be inflicted orsany person other than a mi.
ner,'n &C., and that by parent or guardian.
/. AS the case has excited some comment and
created a false impression, we give below the
statement of Judge Aldrichs in relation to his
interview with the Brevet Brigadier- General
commanding the city: ~. ....- g.
On the evening of Thursday, the 10Th of
February, called on Mr.. Dingle, the Deputy
Sheriff, who is friend. He asked me what
the military authorities wanted with me. |
replied did not know, as | had not heard
that they wished to see me- He then informed
me that about 10 or l o'clock, a soldier had
called at his officc-the Sheriff 's-inquiring
for the Judge; that be replied theJudge had
adjourned the Court About 3 o'clock, the
same day, the soldier returned, and made the
same inquiry. Mr. Dingle made the same re-
ply, and asked him what he wanted with the
Judge; to which he answered that Gen. Ben
nett wished to see him at his Office. Mr..
Dingle asked him ifhe had no paper for the
Judge. He said no. He was then directed
to the Judges lodgings, and, upon inquiry
there, was Informed that the Judge was not
at home, (the 16th.) The man returned, and
was shown into the Judges room, and pro-
duced the following notes ~ -. X g.. ]
@-e HEADQR RS PRov'T MARsHAL's OFFICE,
3. .-..,.. -. MILITARY DISTRICT ..,. 1
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The Charleston 6 rr Eseh5y Pseora, makes the

The Charleston Heek3g lRscor6s, makes the
following ufentfon.of BishopDaVis:s 5ss:-ssss
Bishop. Davis is perfectly blind and his
condition giTes peculiar seriousness a2dsolem-
nifty to. the performance Of his Episcopal min
istrationS His health seems feeofe, but his
intellect burns With increased iiiigtt and heat,
whilst the depths and earnes4i,ess Gf his spir-
itual instruction and example make him a
blessing to,the church over whicL hepresides,
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MILITARY DISTRICT,
CaARLEsToN, S. e.. .Feb. l8, 186t

3. Hon. Il. p AZdrich, Charzest0n, s. G.. -
The Brevet Brigadier- General Commanding,
directs me to present his compliments, and
desires to see you at his Office Immediately.
Very respectfully, p. FRANK GEISE,
1st Lieut. 54th N. WV, Provost Marshal.
70 this note the Judge replied as follows:
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-30

wall0ped Sullivan aud heenun- he
4 he'd owned the fastest horses and Wur
! more money at fare than any man IL
Amirika. His amhishuR was sails
fed NO fur az he WUz concerned, but
he hoped TO leave behind him iur hi,
iufant son, (Wich wig ohly twcIv,
! years uv-age, and Nieh he'd uheN n
opment nv intelleck and mus, h. re-
markable for one 70, tender. hetIlr a.
ready wallowed every boy h he
skool TO wicb he wnz gOin). be de
sired TO- leave that son "a honorable
name, 1t he'd bin given out that b,
wuz . supporter Nv the indivldota
who okkepied the Presidentipl offs
and it wuz ipjoorin him. He wished
that stigma remuved-a regard ftf
his reputashen forced him 10 Insist
upon it. ' ''''s'''@ t''''' ''+ {
Aud this epistle wuz dO6ly signed
''e' 's' his .+s'7 - t"t b
1899 JoHN u MoRRIssEY, NC.
-. ~ mark. ~ s7ss. Flf -
u There wuz silence in he Cabinet.
This last stroke intensified tho gI,jonl
wich he'd settled onto the ti0vern.
ment, aud ez / turned my tear-bedew.
ed eyes | saw the great drops conr4in
down The checks nv every one pres
ent. Mr.. Seward retired without
sayin anything about ninety day =,
and one by one they all departed
II wuE solemn time, There ,wuz
other letters yet TO be read, but 40
one he'd the heart 10 open 'em. l
made a move in that direckshun, bH
Androo prevented me-. I'm sick"
murmured he in q husky voice, with
showed that his hart WIZ pserced-
|" Help me to bed" I saw the grert
man bury his Intellectooot head be.
meath the snowy kivrin uv hiE otpas y
couch, all but the nose, wich in him ~
the thermometer Nv the st'le. ai 4
wich actordiniy glOwed, not with the
yOoSoOal brilliant hue but with q
dull, dead, and ghastIy bloc. Noticin
the cOnvulsive heavinH Nv the kivers
wich betrayed the agiia' hen Nv the
breast beneath. lwhiSpered ih,bis ear
ez l handed him his Iite drink Nv
rye whisky favored with bourbon.
that he he'd one hold. ez Delaware
bed sustained him. A flush NV salts
faction passed ever hN nose, but it
subsidized in an instant. {" TrOO, g."
gasped he, itN ourn now, but before
the election 8 couple uy them Aassul
choosits ablishnists will buy the Gus
sid State, and re-peopie it TO s,h'
'em," and he gave a cOnvnlrive gasp
and sank into u troubled slumber, =
II wus tetchih occasion. " .
PETROLEUM V. Massey, P. ".
'.' @ (wn:h is Postmaster
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NEW LoNnnN. Nov l6. 1866

NEW LONDON. Nov l6, 1866
To Henry GrinaeiL. Esq NeW York:
DEAR SIR: The Steam Whaling
bark Pioneer, Capt'in L Morgan,
from the Northern sea, arrived at
this port yesterday. --.- -a
AZ the vessel fell in with Mr. q. r.
Hall, the Arctic explorer, and yet
brought no letter from him to r.
friends in thu United States, ! ful-
ward you Capt Morgan's statement
of his interview with aud the SureeSS
Of Mr.. Hall in his researches among
the natives of the north west coast of
Hudson'S Bay. . .
The Pioneer reached tho head at
Repulse Bay north of river Welcome,
Oh the 29lh Of July last. Here they
met MI. Hall an | hiA part, Of Rsqni-
maux, all in gDod health. ut that time
engaged in fishing n.s faithful Ah-
herants, Joe. a.d Hannah, Esqal-
maux, who are well-kmwh 90 you,
with some otLer natives from his fam
lly or tribe, with him. He. had al
that time no white men in his com-
puny. -.s ~ r--tss
Mr.. Hall wis much affected again
to meet friendly faces and hear nowT
from home. He passed the winter
We y comfortably, bei@g thoroughly
Injured to E.quimaux life, and having
with his resOufcer secured ample -ul'-
pile Of fDod at the station. He kiIl-
Ell one whale last fall and anrheT
this summer. while deer were found
in greatest abundanee. d..
lie had established q great maDy
depdts Of provisions extending far i,,
TO the interior, 70 be used % case ol
necessity, .4. .s,.,s ..ssiS "a
Last spring ~ Hall .mAda a jOnrn.
.ey north west 4 warts Committo-b 5
aud King viii am's land but fsund
the na,iveS'nf fhat'fegiuTn 20 trruch
erous-ahdP jerl yns that he was foVced
to return within one huhdrcd milea NJ
l hia deelimtion, This aninoaity l.
between The different families aud
7 tribesOf the Eaquimaux. who garry
weapons secretly. and do not hesitate
20 kin each other for any real or sup
posed injury. Some { them THREAT
ened the life nf Mr. Hall aud his par
~, and they were o ligod TO iur.
back. -i't cd
( Mr.. Hall has secured a great AsanJ
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A scrhc detured IN one II the New
York Third avenue railroad Cara
which il chlt1fiattd t0 d,ftAeg ttcm
the 1snhi i'h6m ne toattIf iadies ny the
opposite sex la the EeighborhOOd t
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notice that the honor was minus his
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by ths Brooklyn city anfhdfitirs to
her brave sohs.. Upon arriving ut
F0urlcehh street, The fatly areAe aud
vas going towards the dJor. " heRan
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taking notes. attracted her attention
by saying. 'Madam. you have forgot
ten something ''Oh. indeed - was
the reininder, and she instituted
search i"r the supiri'ed b" somethiilg,"
whirh WIS Of course frnitless, aud,
wi'hra aelf satisfied mir, Was prlcecd-
Jag toward the door, when lhc old
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assertion After another Unsuecess-
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aud. ina haughty tone, asked, /" What
i. IT, Well madam" replied tho
inperturabls old gtnt, "yon haze For.
guilen to thank that poor, mne Hero
for giving ynn his seSt." The eject
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'lddy made 4 haAty retreat, her Rice
livif vi b MY suppressed indignation
aud shame. ''' $50 49, Ia tsft3
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A Cabinet Meetipg--BetterB from
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, GSn.
Cuatar. Henry j. Raymond, and
Hon. John Morrissey f. q
q. e lTrum the Toledo Bladsl %
OIL. CoNTEDRIT x Roads,
wich IL in the Staii nv Kentucky, -
November 7. 1866.
Iwuz calleti TO Washington BY our
patrnn Sal l. the President, to com
inrt hih wounded spirit There aini'
no ,lissuahin the fact, he nperit of
Audro0 Johnson j. wounded. He
hrz rndOOrrd the slings and arrers Nv
more Outr,juH fortune than any other
man who hrs lived rrnce the days "f
Hnmlirk-mOre, indeed, than HAM
lick endOOr 'd--twice over. Ham
llck's father wuz risoned, and his
mother married agin ainre her mourn'
in clothes WIZ wore Out. snmthin no
savin, prudent woman would do q; but
what wuE that 10 wat A Johnson EN-
doors every day P--Sothin. go
The cabinet mertiu TO wich ] WE
summoned wuz called for ihe purpose
Nv shPddiD tear or two over the
elrctiDn returns, and To consider w.
risty nv letters wich His Eggscrllen
ey had received within . few days
| may remark that the cabinet he'd u
gnUmy and mildewed lpnk -. .t
The fuai wua fr m Rev. Henry
Ward Be, cher. Mr.. Beecher re
markrd that he he'd the highest pos
slble respeck for the ofis wnhst held
by the good Washington, the great
Adnma and the sainled Lihkin. lie
omitted semArkin anything about
Peerre and BnOkanan out Nv regard
tor the feeling nv the present incum
bent, Wich. Of be bed read history
o,rreet. wuE Q ardent suppert0r Nv
tho Adminsti anhpns nv buth Nv them
mon. wich he eunridrred stains upon
the pages uf American history wich
he eu6d wish mite be pblitsrAted =
out -lEai la a-dssitad-tn-say wuN that
he.h u higher regard for the good
opmionTuv ,mankind IN general than
he he'd Tor The good opinion uy the no
ridrnial incumbent uv any otis, ana
es be- he'd. IN . hour uv Temporary
mental aherrasshen. wirh he'd happily
passed, endured the; AdmiHairaHhen,
wich insanity hod worked syn unto
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Of lie ErcLps al d Terror, !. !,
~ Mr. Hall IL rtIl'titanally yseaddIhg, To
his stock o. T.iGfqtnati0h. thsQdjtlt Of
his spsarchbeing tariherkno nt1enT &
thr liation, and IN coielahtly yaiiktr-
ing tresh TRACES. ard dney proofs 20 eS-
tabli.ii prtyiou4lSs tnijwW iIitis.
y cAuyong 'otlrrs thugs he i,AsgisNid
Ui he Fucatlon Of ab0tt thFird t0t-
tom up, uGder which are dead b. dies
hEi ftrbDi2eyemtveR t6t weFlty Ave Nflito
men. with tEesir hands II d feet cut
. fR.pi 1she haiis4s cliim dhEt 5the1hu-
tIlaiiOn vlVs MT gdDBel,y them, but ly
fs6hie Of The white men lW4IO we've
WIcktd.'T gfsst-i ftfa si'te ~ -
The tradition fthe Esqltmanx is
that a rebellion brDke cut among tie
suryiypny who ywelet eItleqT stiEg 10
reach HudyaIl,s, Bay, aBd that all hut
thrre we're 'ni1fderttfj that these
tlFee feniai6ed afHShg the rativcs,
working their way towards a4wbito
Esetnehiehts huf HAT thSyyhnaleya aied
before read hing gitsiaIiyi'aa slssss
Gabts M1psan furnished MRFHall
sHehs tihitgr Hn be heeds d tHsnl slls
ship, and HtnteE that two or ibree
Al me eritasnwhaling veSsGls were mill.
itrIiIrgr aasR ipulse 'Bay'.this hesee ca. -
Mr. IIAll 0xrtehsRd thls ,gJeali aRn l.
.lnde all regard sler@thase iYbos AGve
aided hiW4.t EFme, To- qadeEiaka- his
llaI.s Vi disgAvery,,a " e said ibais 10
was determined tos carry ani hls, plans
if il could be ,dons will out !, y. much
expypsey and conclude bus &xllfra-
tions in that quarter The. ensuing Ysar.
He wi,hed very much % orEaIize a
small party Of six Or eight wlite m.n,
fully amrd, tu atCGhiIaiy tim. He
could then travel With thciI Rnd
reach Che tfmost*iimitS III his desircs.
1ris NOT improbable that thth'a party
can be- made tib from the e'shils' crews
wihtrring here a'i7'ni sggs t'r~sa
Mr. ilalf wan preparing to send
home, i,y the Pioneer, Many Relics,
This ieuFhal-, letterS, &C. The chip
1navediAome fifty mikes for u better
whaling gDuhas fully inteRdiHE ta re-
lnrn 10 Repnlse, Bay, but agiRG to
the ce was uDsiAe tord0 ~. This
will . COMET tOEihe fact that she, did
lht bring anything from Mr., Hall di-
recily. utsi1ss s4sssap. - ss.~sss
|, Hoping the items may, prove OF in
.leresl To yon, | remain, very truly
yours, &c. RicHARD II CRAFPELL.
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LINES TO A SKELETON.

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FiRy ysarp ago ths IoAaun Morning Chroulels pub-
hah povm entitled 'Linos Ob,ag SksletOp,"s which
excited much attention, Livery ehor even 10 the o1er
ing Of reward u hny Guineas, was Nalnly Radis to
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ihs porn, in cekly hand, Nas ioand near skleinn
Of rear Aab beauty of form aud color 10 the Mus,
an OF the Royal Culisg, " Surgeons. Linecln1 lHn
lUnden, and that the GurA,or Of thr Museum hNi
ihym,to hr; Perry, editor and proPFoIor VfIh Amn'
Ing Chropjele:
D hold this ruin Twss' skull,
OncO Of ethereal spirit fuIl J. b.
l This narrow cell NAs HES r'lreat .rHa ..
Tails space WAS though: . mysterious seat, ..
What beanteoua vision Oiled this spOtl
What dr. ams Of pleasure long forgOn r-'
Nor hops nor Joy, love, nor fear, ..
Have lvn Que trace NJ record hBre. ..t.. B..
B"nrath this moulderlng canUby beg
Onee sbonc the bright and busy eyei r. e.
"a, But start not At she dismal void a.. D. a.. b.
II social love that eye employed 4.
II with o. iAwhn hro II CLEANED, ....
But through tho dew Of kiudusss beamed--,
That ego shall be forever bright, F
When stars and snn are sunk In night.
Within this hollow cavern hang M .....f
The ready, sWlft, and tunrful tongue,
n fAlsshoodS hon, y u disdaiBed, ..lF
Aud where II could not praise vas ehainedj a
II bold Ia virtues cause II sppkr, F. Z.
Yet gentle conc I'd never broke,
This STINT tongue shall plead for thee
Whtn time unTcirS eternity go 'a.sI
Say, did those fingers delve the fnlnet '''
Or with u enyied rubies shiuei g..
To hue ihs rock or wear th. nUmt % ra
Can little nov avail 10 them
20 But " tn, page " truth THY sought, .
Or enmfirt 10 the NJ urner buug1i ...
These hahlbA richer maed bhall claim, . -
Than oil that wait on wealth OF fame. r
Ayaila u Whsther, bare or Shod, asa '
These fDpl the depths Of duty trodf
II from thu halls Of ease they hed ''
10 serk Aihlction's humble shed
II Eiandsur's guilty bribe thry sPurned,
Aud hpms 10 virtues cot returned, go
Thasr feet with ange1's wings shah Vie,
f.. And tread tho palace Of the ske. rH".r .
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-30

Mr.. Henry Gnnn ", Of New York
has received the following letter Civ
ing news from Capt. Halls Arctic cx.
ped .tion: . p
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-30
Grovesteen & Co.
Piano Fort, Manufacturers

f55 DTWVuWHy, 4FIW IOFH
THESE PIANOS received the Highes. Award
4of Merritt At the worlds Fair, over the best
n,kers from London, PARIS, Germany, the
citieS Of New York, Ph,lAjslphia, Baltimore
and Boston; also, the GoId AedeI nt the A.
merieGn In5htUte, for FIVE SUCCESSIVE
YEARSi Our Pianos contain the French
Grand Action. Harp Pedal, 0verstrung BasS,
Full Iron Frame. and all Modern Improve
nentS Every Instrument sSSarraatsd FIVE
ysars. Made undefthe supervision Of Nr. J.
II. GR0yESTE v Who has a practical eG-
perIence of over thirty6Ve years, and 10 the
mixer OF oosr sleVsa thOasaRd piano Jortss. Our
facilities for mtnuftcturiag rnnnle Us tn sell
these Instruments from 800 $500 cheaper
than any 6rst class piano fOrts.
IAugl7 ls6s--3yH&P r.-.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-30

U8-t'eu. sBeaureparh who went
through the whole 0f the iate war
without awouhd,lyrd recentIy inPari4.
His hair. when b. went 90 that city.
waa aa'white ~ = grizzly hears M
'when he came away as black -
black beaTA
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THE ARCTIC REGIONS.
Traces Of Franklin's Ill-fated
Company Discovered.
LIFE AMoNGTHE EsoUIMAUx.

Interesting Items Brought by the
Pioneer. =
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-30

relicA Of Franklin's exploring rxnSdi-
lion, ID. ether win W me iMf'6rfaht
documents vbfsb he 6cityes'tO have
uIgppnngd 7ty t'Iae S'E zisr, aud
Las ini0rmarioH-of the lVcalon u
nrhefA. wmtiaEe & deteiinffcd To cb-
tain. bplivSifg utp 10 ster"f much
yalMe in Vle,riRg ,UI, fbe M'yttrfy of
the fate 0i ne I'LL t,ftniihte .tLrNiAClS
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-30

!. Nv lDrnhS1 EDITOR ri L cpv,ireleviH,
Union, 0hiu.- has. aasE thirty ,fur
) ears cpnlinnsur service sod Out. lilo
says thfi dlringtbnt time he wrnie
5000 .rolumns- fnr hia yieluala pnI
clnthes. ~. ~ u.