The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-04-18
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The Home JournaI.-This popular literary
Sheet, published in New York, by N. P. Willis &
Phillips, always contains interesting reading
matter. Tales letters, sketches, poems and q
choice naeJange Of fragments grace its columns
weekly.
Tile Irish Peopze-Ths is the title of new
paper, published in New York, by Messrs. O'su
Ivan, Mcbride & Co., devoted to Irish interest
| and recognized as the organ of Fenidnism, by
| John O'Iahony Tales, essays poetry and gene
! raj news libcrally sprinkle its columns. Suns Of
! Erin everywhcrc should take the ''IriSl People,
! Tile Round IdJie.-Deyoted entirely to litera
ture, biographical critical, ETC., neatly printed in
| quarto form on fine paper, and edited with Tigor
and ability The Round Table is worth is sab-
scription price Of Sc per aunum. New York:
t 1872 Nassau Street.
| THE Weekly Record, published at Charleston,
and edited by T. 4. Mood & Z. S. Bird finds its
way to our table in the 18th number. It is deyo-
ted TO the interests of Church and State, contains
four large pages, neatly printed and ably conduct
ed. Subscription 81 per annur.
L. S. J0unnI, ,-deyotcd to commercial, lite
rary and family interests, published at PhiIadcl-
phia large sheet and full of readable matter.
Tie Spartanduy Erpre&s.--The Express
comes to US this week, clothed in handsome
style, and radiant with life, light and beauty
1t is edited by the courtly and gifted Prof War
rcn DuPree, and the eloquent dvine-Rev.
Whitc!oord Smith, and published by 7. A. Hay
Gen & Co.
THE SpartamJwV Gpartan.-We find this neat
and cheerful old friend once more orSour table.
Il is presided over by friend F. II. TRIMMER,
Esq, with an exceeding good grace.
IHc BaTnreN Scntiael.-This interesting paper,
published by friend Bronson, and edited by
Mcssrs Shuck & Perry has returned to our sane
tum after many days. Success to the Sentinel.
Eastern s. C. Jonr2aI,-published at Benefits
vile, S3 per annuI,9 PC. P Townsend, Editor,
w. I. Z. UendcADh, Proprietor "a large, sprght-
w. we'll filled and ably conducted sheet. It's weekly
visit is highly appreciated but we protest against
the spelling Of our name in prospectus of the
Herald which they kindly publish. Instead of
T. F. & B. II. Greenecker, dear Journal, make it
T. F. & R. II. Grenekcr
Lni0nriUc I1n1eS,-comes to us.grceting, from
our old friend L. A. Mcknight, who presIdes at
its helm with easy grace. Price So per annum.
The Times (not Mcknight, who was almost
starved to DEATH is tat and saucy once again, and
worth more than that sum.
The Leader, published at Charleston S. G., Mr..
H. Judge Moore, editor 81, per annum. The
Leader is devoted TO the interests of the colored
population its motto, 'frst the blade, then
The ear, after that the full corn in the ear" and
sails under the flag Of Z. S. Grant for President,
and Hon. ". D. Kelly of Pennsylvania, for Vice
President for 1868.
IHe Dag Book published at New York, is the
leading democratic weekly of the country and
merits large circulation. Tie hearty tone of
its editorials honest and strong in its advocacy
Of right, makes its regular weekly visits more
than welcome. Subscription price 81, to clubs
Of 6vc and ore to getter up Of club, $40 Van
Eyr;c, Horton Co., publishers, l62 Nassau
Street. =
Topographic Messenger, JAS Conncr's Sons
publishers, Centre Street, New York, for March,
is received. This number like its predecessors is
a beautiful specimen of Topographic Art, and
containing many new faces type and machinery,
besides many useful hints, and not little: gene
raj information, is very valuable to printers.
Southern CnZtiyotor, VIM n. White, publisher,
Athens, Ca, for April, is at hand, and its coming
affords much pleasure. To planters and farmers
this monthly is truly Invaluable, and should by
all pea frrtCCtt; al class
es Of readers perusal Of its we'll filed pages will
prove interesting. It is one of the best papers
Of it's kind, and we would, if space permitted,
give our readers few of its adm rable articles :;
in the absence Of that we advise them to sub
scribe at once for so sterling Southern month
ly, which costs only the small sum Of 81.
Tile AppenJ-bY Mes<rs Walters & Humphreys,
at Anderson G. H., is the title of new and well
conducted sheet tie third number of which is
received. It's typographical execution is also
very creditable. We wish it abundant success.