The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-05-09
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Inc grace OF NeGeTaI VIII DC CStaDltSheQ IN the
United States Army. A disease has broken out
among the mules and pigs Of the West. Dr.
James has leased the Laurens Railroad for tern,
of years-l0 we believe. The road is to be put
in running order. We learn that letters have
been received here By prominent citizens to the
effect that it is in contemplation to connect Chcs-
ter and Atlanta by rail. An attempt was recent
" made to assassinate tie Gar Of Russia
The cholera is subsdng Married, in William
SOIL, Mss, Mr. William Williams ID Miss Lizzie
Williams. For particulars see small Bills The
President and his Cabinet are opposed to the Re-
port of the Reconstruction Committee and favor
the admission Of loyal Southern members Of Con-
gress. The president says if the organic law is
to be changed at ALL it should be done at time
when all the States and all the people can partici-
pate in the alteration. Te'egraphic communca-
tons are to be established between this country
and Cuba We are gratifed to learn that Presi-
dent Jeter has nearly recovered from his recent
wounds. He has secured the services Of Mr. NJ
Nicely, says the Spartan, to supcrintcnd the re-
construction between Shelton and Aston. Mr.
H. T. Tustin's residence known as the Cary place.
near Abbeville village, was recently destroyed by
fre. The Senate Of Tennessee &as rejected the
bill dsfranchiSng Southern men-oid Brownlow
is frustrated. 'Epsco pal Methodist" is to be the
name of the Southern Church. A Louisville let
ter says the Protestant Episcopal Church at the
South exhibits life and vigor not drea med of
ten years ago The members Of the Methodist
Conference at New Orleans recently had pic mic
prepared for them By the ladies. Arrangements
were made to take a photograph picture Of the
body On the pic mic ground. Other goods may
have Declined but the rise in hoop skirts on the
streets, is at times quite startling. Butter is
down to I2!c. per pound in Virginia, at Columbia,
s. g., 25c per pound. There is an abundance
here at from 40 10 80 cents per pound. The Flo
rida Everglades are to be draiaed so rs to bud and
blossom as the rose. 4 new bankrupt bill will
soon be presented to the house. Repabcanism is
on the wane 4 hurricane passed over q por-
tion of Barlow, FLOYD, Polk and Carol countless
Sunday night before last, doing immense damage.
Over million pines were blown down in space
of five miles in length, and half mile in breadth
Inc remains nave SuOSueu III nIZtc. SIC tlaN-
sit gloria, O'Mahony. About $4,000 bushels corn
were added to the stock in Charleston, last seek.
1t is believed that Congress Will adjourn early in
June. The fare on the Leary steamers between
New ork and Charleston, is reduced. The celc-
brated poet actress, Ncnkcn, the living represcn-
tative Of Byron's Mazcppa, sans wearing appa
rel, on the back Of her handsome flying steed,
Haidcc,ui-Azcen, performs III New York. The
agents of the Edgcheld Colonization society have
published their report about Brazil. 1t reads
like romance-Brazil is prodigal and powerful
in resources. \ French paper will shortly ap.
pear in Charleston under the auspices Of Major
DuboS. The Ph0nix reminds US that COL Bull
lock, the gcntlemanly and Intelligent head Of the
Southern Express, once proffercd the G. & {. Il.
arrangements to erect line Of telegraph along
the route. Can it not now be undertaken. 4
barrel ofkerosnc was ignited at the Detroit and
Milwaukee Railroad, which spread furiously, de-
stroyng the depot and ferry boat, Windsor.
Twenty-eight persons were burned or drowned.
Brigham Young decla cs that he will drive all
the Gentiles out of Utah.