The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-05-16
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| Eleven millions Of wh$key WAS drank in Scot
! land last year, eight and half in Ireland. -.
The Cholera is said, took OF sixty -four thou
sand people il Paris. =. .Staticties show that OH
an average, each person i'll Paris drinks one hun
drcd and twenty-six quarts Of wine, and eats one
hundred and sxty-four pounds of meat year.
....A Connecticut lady is anxious that some one
! invent machine which will tell how far husbands
! run, "when they just drop down in the evening
! to the post oticc or go down to the corner to
see man y. At Il recent fair in Rochester,
! the ladies were throw. into spasm5 by the ap-
pearance Of an escaped lunatic in nothing but
his shirt. An unfair affair." it ended in his be.
| ing fairly put out. Capt. Raphael Semmes,
has been nominated by citizens cf Mobile for
) Judge Of the Probate Court. .Fenian Sister.
! hoods are said to be better than BrothcIhoods,
! aud far better armed fer conquest. a German
physician in Paris, was lately discovered dis5ect
! ing the body of his wife, A business man. -.
! The 10th inst, was observed as the anniversary
Of the death Of the immortal Sionewal Jackson.
His last words were, 'Let cross over the river
! anu rest ullOcF me Sllauc Ol TIE trees. AUS
trian troops have sailed for Mexico. Reverdy
Johnson thinks war between the i. S., and Aus
tria inevitable .Messrs. Trcnholm, Ragenel and
Marshall, delegates from the Charleston Bo rd oc
Trade, have gone to Cinc.nAtti to confer with
merchants and CAPITALISTS about the completion
of the Blue Ridge Railroad. Darlington village
is nearly destroyed. Four or five fires have oc-
Cured there in little over month. .MeSsrs.
! keycs and S:owerse We are grat;fcd 10 learn,
! have been repTicved for three months. q. Corn
is abundant in Nebraska, at 25c per buShel.. 1t
is supposed that forty thousand panrs OF glass
| were broken by the recent terrible hail storm in
! Baltimore. ). Three deaths in Cincinnati from
! cholera, arc reported. -. The Mexican minister
! has ccded to American capitalists at Washington,
nearly the wiofe of lower California. . The
! Merchants National Bank Of Washington failed
recently. Excitement. Citizens lose $6OO,U00,
! -. Great excitement has been occasoned by
the rich gold mines on Clemens Creek. It is re-
ported that the United States soldiers at Fort Col
Vile deserted and left for tie digging, taking
! their arms with them. Fort Goodwin, Arizona,
! has been taken b7 the Indians, and the entire
garriSon-l20 mcn-massacrcd, save one. The
one WHO escaped was cut hunting and saw tie
I fight at distance. a tornado swept over the
vicinity of Beaufort, S. G, denIelishing 40 houses
ofthe negro village. Several persons were killed
and many wounded. :. A clergyman was recent
! y killed going to funeral, and the corpse re-
! tf,H nj pl J, ,pnn r-od
/ in various parts Xor;h and East. 1t marches on
! James McLri>h, O the wel!-knowa McLci<h Foun-
dry" at Charleston, died in Scotland, the Is tn
ult The Banking Committee will report to
Congress adverse to the creation Of any more
! National banks. =. Edwin II. Stanton is con-
vert to President Johnton'S policy. ,Ex. Gov.
! Borhan>, Of Sou'h Carolina, is about 10 engage
in tie practice Of law in Augusta. The Senate
! has passed the Franchise Bill by vote Of 13 to
| 6. 1t is now law, and DISTINGUISHES over nine
! tcnths ofthe people of Tennessee.