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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-05-16


/ 1857 King street, 8 doors below WentwoTth.)
WE have now opened SPLENDID Stock of
w SPRING GOODS, English, French and
American, which are OF the most desirable styles
the Market can atiori.
TO Planters furnishing the freedmen, either for
clo;hiug or fer barter Wit them, .onr wholesale
Rooms offer every inluccment. Plantation Goods
in every variety. -~- .~
This being a busv season with the Planter,
and lie not able to visit onr city, orders accom-
panied with city reference will meet with prompt
attention.
!! \ B. Samples with price lists sent to ary part
OF thezState. :
Our stock consists in>part of
White O<nabnrgs, .~~ Towels and Toweling in
Striped OSnabrrgS, all varieties,
Blue Denims, Linen Datnasks, all va
Brown Shirlings,- riefies,
Long Cloths, e. Calcocs, in all qualities
Fine Sea Island Brown Domestic Glnghams,
SlirtingS, Fine Scotch Gnghams,
Plaid Honespuns, 4 Dress Goods, !or Spring,
Striped HOmrSpGns, Spring Silks,
Bleactssd and Brown Coorcd Muslin, in every
Shcetings, variety,
Beached and Brown White Goods, all kinds,
Drills, Black Goods all kinds,
Black French Broad Farmers Brown Linen
Cloth, Duck,
Hosiery and Glovcs, Farmers Brown ard
Irish Linens by tic White Drill,
Piece, Fancy Drills and Cot
tonades Together with every other variety
to be found IN eur line, which We. e.offer at the
lowest cash prices, AT Wholesale and Retail.
We would respectfully call the attention Of
the Planters, Mercf 'GtS and the citizens gene
rally, OF Newberry ,rict, to oqr>advertiSenrent,
and solicit call from them should they visit the
CITY. All Domestic Goods are. sold at a very
small advance on agents prices, by :
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-05-16
-IIEADQ'Rs ASSISTANT CoHM HER,
BUREAU R., +. AND \. L., S c. .
Charleston, S. c., April 20, 1856.

General Orders Ao. Is. o..
I. Hereafter, no officer Of the, Bureau will
be permitted to charge any fee for approving
contracts between the freed people and their
employers.
ii. All contracts heretofore made and ap-
proved by officers Of the army will mold good
and be enforced, although the provisions in
them may not be in exact accordance with
the views of the officers of the Bureau, as it
is deemed injudicious to interfere, at the sea
son Of planting, with any organized labor.
ILL., Should frauds have been committed,
or unjust contracts approved, by officers act
ing ~ agents for the Bureau, the matter will
be adiudicated by some competent authority,
appointed at a future day. -
BY order Of
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-05-16

FREEDMEy's BuREAU-IHroRTANT ORDER.-
Gen. Scott, Assistant Commissioner of the
Bureau, has recently issued the following Or
der to the agents Of the Burcau throughout
this State:
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-05-16
StOTl, Webb 6 Co.,

H. c. sTorL, Charleston. No. PSI ,King-st.,
CHARLES WEBB. doors below
r. c. WALKER, !" Wentworth,
AprillS Jan24Iy. Charleston, S. c.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-05-16

= sBr'vt Maj Gen. R: K. SCOTT,
Assistant Commissioner
e. Official: II. w. Smith, Assistant Aljutant'
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-05-16

y 4 .Cozumn Of Fire One 7dou&and Feet IN
:. Height, aad .Rirer Of Fl!me WlnyJ5se
Miles L0nG - ~ 5
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-05-16

nrov, more magnificent aul marvellous than
WaS was ever made by anY earthly monarch. In
the daytime, the atmosphere for thousands
Of square miles would be filled with a .nlutky
haze, through which the sunbcams She'd 4
DaIe aid >ickly light. Smoke, steam, gases,
ashes, cinlers-lnrrice or capillary or fila
Observation-Disclosures called Poles hair-f!oat-
ing in the air, sometimes spreading ont like Il
far, sometimes carcering in swift currents up
On the wind, CT cvratiIg in ever changing
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-05-16

Executive APpolNTNENTs-rnE PREs1DENT's
FRIENDS TO RECEIVE TIE PREFERENCE With
in few DAYS past great change is notice
able in the matter of the Executive appoint
n!eats. The President seems to have realized
that longer forhcarance with the enchies OF
his administration and its measures was work
ing rank Injustice to his friends, and to have
realized the potency of the old party maxim
that "to the victorS belong the spoi}S." As a
consequence, the Radicals, who mustered ef-
frontcrv enough t, call upon the President
and solicit apy ointmontS for their friends, 'e-
ceiyed little reward for their la"orS, and were
treated to plain exposition Of his intentions
for the future They were told in language
decisive and unG!Stakabie that bis friends
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-05-16

A PoprLAR FALLCY CoREECTED.-0ne Of the
Authorizations very prevalent all over the land
is that printers and editors live on air; that
they can set up and read the most seductive
advertisements Of dclcacicS Of all kinds, aud
not have their mouth water, but contcntrdiy
sit on that tripod, sucking their philosophical
thumbs. We are glad to Jc able to announc"
the fact that all are not thus ignorant or cal
louS. There is one honorable exception at
lcaSt-a man who has 'li>tcned to the voice
of reason" Henry Larcombe is his name. He
instinctivcly knew that writing heavy leaders
was no light work, and that easy reading was
hard wiring. lie generously, therefore, sent
US most liberal supply Of delicious Ice Cream,
but evidently waSallaid to trust US with bis
spoons. So plates and spoons had to be ex-
terDporizcd. But the Cream was very accept
able notwithstanding, and Henry mas our
thanks and best wishes for prosperous sea-
son. His saloon and garden is on the south
side of Calhoun street, 10. IS.
ICnorlc8ton Curo1ininn.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-03-08
Maple Sugar,

A large number of farmers have extensive
woods, where there are hundreds of sugar
maple trees, which would yield a sufficient
amount of syrup and sugar to supply their
families through the entire year and, in
most instances, the labor Of collecting and
boiling the sap could be performed without
interfering with the labors of the field, pro-
vided the work is properly laid out. An
evaporating pan may bs made for a few dol
lars by mailing a sheet Of zinc on the bottom
of a plank box, which may be supported by
two walls of brick. Tin buckets can be OBJ.
tanned very cheap, and will last for many
years, if properly taken care Of
Every large tree may be tapped in -four
places as well as one, and each spout viii
yield as much sap as if the tree were tap
ped in only. one place, and the small quan
tity removed will exert no injurious inHu
euce on the growth ofthe trees. The ma
jority OF farmers might make from five hun
dred to one thousand pounds of syrup AM
sugar from their maple groves about as wei
as not, If they would manage right-[N. Y
Observer,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-03-08

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.
A destructive Gre occurrel at Philadelphia,
on Monday evening at Third, above Race
street. 1t originated in Roberts hardware
store and communicated to Messrs James,
Kent, Santee & Co.'S extensive dry goods
warehouse. The upper stories Of the latter
b1ilding were destroyed. Four fremer
were killed and others reported injured by
falling roefs and side walls. The loss
amounts to over three quarters OF a millior
of dollars. James. Kent. Santee 4 Co.
one of the largest firms in the State, occu
pied three stores and had heavy stock o
goods, valued at 100000, which was total,
destroyed
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-03-08

A COUNTRY "chap" who recently visited
the city for the first time, gives his views of
the ladies in this way:
-. Somewhere in every circumference of
silk and velvet that wripgles along there's
alters women, l s'spose but how much of
the holer is filled 10 with meat, and how
much is CANNON, the spectator dun no. A
feller marries wife, and finds, when it
comes to the pint that he has nuthin' in
his arms but reg'lar anatomy. Ell man is
gay deseever, wot's to be said of the fe.
male that dresses for hundred and forty
weight, but hasn't RELY as much fat on heI
as would grease griddle Pail the appar
ent plumpness consisting of cotton and
whalebone. "
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-03-08

LARGE TURKEY. The biggest turkey
ever grown, probably, was owned by Widow
L L'unesberrv, Stamford CT, and sold by
her to the Union Club of that town for $25,
and sent to President johnson as present
for New Years Day. 1866. This turkey
was raised by Mrs l. and was not two
years old, yet it weighed alive At pounds
A few years ago Mr.. Avery, Madison Co.
n. T., sent a mammoth turkey to President
Lincoln, which weighed (if we remember
rightly. &c lbs, and that was thought to bt
extraordinary weight. The Connection
monster will be.hard to beat.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-03-08
Howard Association,

.. -~" PHILADELPHIA, rPA. q H"i
nISEASFS Of the Nervous, Seminal Urinary and
II sexual SyseRs-pew and reliable trrutlnent-iA
sealed letter envelopes. free of charge Address Dr.
skIl.iIN HOUGH'f0N Howard Association. No q
South Ninth Street. Philadelphia. Pa jy14-iv
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-03-08

A PRINTER is the most curious being liy.
ing. = He may have a bank and quoins' and
not DO worth cent; may have small oaps
and neither wife nor children. Others NAV
iun iastj he gets along swifter by setting
fast He may be making impressions with,
out eloquence; may use the ley without
offending and be telling the truth. He an n
set standing and do both at the sams time !:
use furnitare and yet have no house.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-03-08

Power OF THE PEN. The pen, in the
hand that knows how to use it, is one of the
most powerful weapons known. As the
tongue OF the absent, how charming. When
self respect gives it q new vigor, how pleas.
ing When virtue guides it, how beauti-
FIJI W hen honor directs it. how respected |!
When wit sharpens it, how fatal When
security wields it, how contemplate! Ills
the weapon of the mind
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-03-08
THE Newark American, rofsyriO, ~ ;,

Tue Newark American, referring to the
jutilations of the Copperheads over the
veto. gets of the following good ono:
Gould the President know what reot;los
bis message has brought to light, he would
be like the man who came homo drunk on |,
epid night and vomitei in the basket ooo
tanning goslings. which his wife had place.
bsfore tho ire upon seeing which he ex
Claimed My God, wife, when did | swal
bw them A.m1sp"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-03-08

mike, why don't you fire at those ducks?
Don't you see you have got the whole flock
before your gun2" IL know | had but
you see, when gets a good aim at one
two or three others, will swim right twixt it
and me- "
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-03-08

SOMEBODY has discovered the lower limbs
of female on the sidewalk in Chicago, and
the people are intensely Mortified. The in,
cldent is very common one in this section.
We have often deprecated the practice, but
the public has become callous on the sub
ject. - [Springfeld Republic.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-03-08

STERNE, who used his wife very i'll, was
one day talking to Garrick in a fine, senti-
mental manner, in praise of conjugal love
and fidelity. ''The husband" observed
Sterne, "who behaves unkindy to
his wife, deserves to have his house burned
over his head" Garrck replied: II hope
you are insured, then"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-03-08

THEY manage things funnily in California
military funerals, fer instance: After
burying the deceased the band comes back
and serenades the widow.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-03-08
a FaO,UTZ'S
,- CELEBRATED !.
Aarse and Gattle goipdsrA

These Powders
will strength-
en- the Stomach
and Intestina
cleanse them
from offensive
matter, and
bring them to
ahealthy state.
nLA., -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-03-08

THERE will be total eclipse ofthe moon
on the night of March 3Oth.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-03-08

The Nashville Press and Times says
President johnson, few days ago, address,
ed the following words to prominent Ten
nessean:
'IF THE TENNESSEE UNION MEN DO NOT
DIsFRANCHIsE THE REBELS THE REBELS
WILL DISFRANCHIsE THEM"
Do the Democracy hercabouts indorse
that?
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-03
Notis an Sorntllnbe,

she gormmube, bic bisber ernanut worben iin6
b,rrd Die 8auiSion gnantp Court, nttb bic lest als
folde fltlgiren ullb bic ibre Bombs nidt ale suet
dbre erneIlert babei; ober 3fueiidbrlie 2ifte bes
Giaenthuns ibrcr iinbliuee erbibtrt haben, pie es
tas 8eies erforbet fn6 hierit aufgeforbert, tn @e
m6bheit elmer SrSer Der geaaitnten Court innerhaln
bef dcten SreiBig Eagen sii eri9etneh uito anbere
eenigenbe Hirgf6aften 81 sebeu NIB beiagte lxt~
rlte ensureben bel Strdfe 6es Eetiuites ibreS Mm<
SaG Ses ftsrIoiisns inerbalb bsfaster eriObe o9ne
.. g. sFfe6cI.
26iunfmt GIert Der Sapibioif Gonntr eorrt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-03
Ser 8rnberfrieA
laeint aIio tpirtLia in 0sutfdIan0 3

s1.L rs .:nr.x IrrrSL
14elnt allo plrtlldl IN Oentldlano be-
sonnen gu baben. nnlere r'euelten De-
Pslgen sfa9ens eetalIhfte aber emf<
meaen AoD leAr sconFlle Nanrl9ten
y. 9Rsr Srnppsnbs ssnnsels lno pen gus z: :
bra1 Der 5elnoielt9telten: se
Srt etilet Art siinllelt iptr e. nllenol'@
beouuerH, Dap Die 1lrIaPung Der preu<
Ril@fn SurteEpartel pse SSafel peg @fte'
Z t9es ises INFER ldditeS ssateeldae gu
i9lsuoerI reulFrt batsoo col
sluf Der anoern @eitebmseesn = Sa
Der artes etnnai iuirtli9 anssebro9en
5ua ieiu l1etnt -'beeen mir bic fclte
vSoHarg, pap IDas centIflesSolf 4 ole 3ipie'
traat, Die sf9 apit9en leincn 6irlten
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PaT bab Gefrfibfef NiaSerf SboEheil
sihthdf fctpett' geben tptirbeff, ME re es
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-03

II s enite Size Segtslatur!
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esahrs,, d Il, esfoot : .r,,, J :;
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,,,erSee 1lui .re senatureu ulb yfe<
hrafeufaufen bobei, o,ttdi pisle Nlonate
binbnrd an Ser Gbir see goupernes
ments antidambrirt nnO 6aben berse.
bens nm 8ulaiIuna sas ibren @isen I'M
slational, gfeat sefebt. : s
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hens zines orehen Sbeiles unierer Be-
nalf,rnno nnS SIX ssrrotbs b.rer. bic
ESie a,nbiunos,, SEA gsoIfes eetstroIirfsn,
That SCI Goaeres es fiji nptb,oenbiaste !
fuuoeu, bon uas bic Grfiilung gepifier
gsSinsunaen isu lDerIanSeh, a'lia cine
garantie fiir uniere fiinftiee 2oDalitat
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-03
Sin .ptebtieer Srtef.

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Ser nadfoIsenSe Brief puroe uns
nit Der @rlsubnib dberseben, 6enielben
gu nerofentIi9en. 10 II
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iueniseu Nmerifaner, bic i'm @iben Ie<
benb, obne @Id6alt fur bic Union mo-
rem, als &ebolution infer 9anb bur9s
$685. elm alter Nfann, Ser NIes ses
opfert bat, uln feline 2iebe fur infer
ib0nes Saterlanb gu botuinentirefi; Der
li49SOn feiner Sauilie losssiast neil
bieieI6e 8ebeIIensefiniiungen begte pnb
bieieIbe sbeute nod, tuie ale rei6en
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bieberen, ebrli@en Suters sn laul6en.
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unfereganse 4nfn1erfiarnteit in 9Ihiprad
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m0sIi6en auitrensunsen MAIDEN piro,
mn 8emiui9uneen.s aur s8ablMa8 bon
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teit iber DieieER lnft ipeEben fin irane
aufb6ren NIB Der &@ph uirO bon
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5uiiben. 8erf9ieben sic biefe Mab,
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Ma6t Dse $BeGnB Int &erefe NIT bel
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MfIfionen Dollars tit Sablej
lein. Ser GiiOen iuirb baraHf orinsen
aus Sab segen infer Commencement; 81
Gobberbeabs aus 9LemtethlGt u. Slid
eaItiefdt Ssseh baS 1901 Oes eanoss
Bas bic eobalitat aT 2Inipru6iteIIe
bftsift 70 iiteiefsIPs 4erss str0s i nd
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-03
Of(frielIe elite .

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-03

n, alsfi4R en.esa@emai e.9d 4sR1a
Sat: Waiter, bringen sic mir cine
4ortion S5weinsbratent rsaig5sin
&eIner: @it &artofeln?
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-03
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Baron: aei1 ebsid lpisle! SD sebe
teinen gbenO obne rneinen Sdaffopf gu
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-03

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-03
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Commissioners hes Instructed the RsgssP Ind RscsIv1
a. Junction CITY, Kansas 70 restore one million
sx hundred thousand acres Of land TO settlement nd
entry under the Presumption and Homestead s,Ss. ana
the Register and Receiver n Brownsville n
restore about million i've hundr thousand acres
The restoration does not make ne ands subsc, 10 sale
at private entry but Org Tenders them accessible to
S1t6c seltisfs s.-
Aneshcr Prlze Fisht-yvbite vs.. Bolster.
Another prize night win shortly take place between
White the victor Of the fight tuesday last and Boil
ster a well known pugilist.
Treasury Notes In the Argentine Republic.
The United States Consul at Bnsnos Ayres has sent
our government copy Of the law OF the Argentine Re-
public authorizing the national
ury bills TO the amount OF $4,000 oo0 with interest at
three fourths per cent month. For the payment and
amortization OF the interest additional impos Of ave
per cent is put all imports excepting such articles
comprised in article three OF the present Custom
House law and two per cent all exports The treasu
~ bills are TO be received in payment at all custom
houses in she republic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-22

ing The route sAan b permitted, and whom thsrs N
reasonable 70 apprshsnd such injury before Il 90.
from the work Of construction, such work may be
restrained BY injuncsop, and the company shal pay
treble damages for any such injury.
Tsah-That all income over twelve per cent per
annum the cost Of constructors and maintenance
shall belong the public 10 be dspoesd OF IN reduced
fares or for any other purp0es - the public direct
That 70 insure honest administration In coustruc tins
and operating the railway degree OF ssItnscncy en-
powerng public officers 10 investigate IT, ahirs will be
expected and invited No objection will be made 70 the
Mayor, or II desired, State onicer, being ex-ofcIo
director OF the company
After Mr. Vanderburgh had submitted his proposition
several persons occupied the floor and the time or mo
meeting IN presenting their claims for the patronage OF
the company receiving the franchise One had models
Tor an elevated railroad and underground
as wen as the surface track, the fruits
OF his genius; another bad ears soil. warranted
TO run we'll, and cheap for cash These advertisers
threatened TO monopoze the OF the evening when
the impaence OF the audience manifestng itself IN
leaving by crowds protests caused them % dcsisf
and the remaining time spent the legitimate dis
cusion OF the specially OF the meeting Offering sng
gesons tending 10 advance the enterprise aud create
unanimty 10 what 10 conslrnct and where TO con.
sruct II estimated BY member that y2O 900 900
would complete the work Auo<ber said thar tracks
would be required 70 do the busness Of Tho city and
still another predicted that al some time 10 the uiuresa
band ~ elevated railway wond be built the piers
and wharves around the margin OF The city Tho agos.
ton OF ways and means Is SIN open.