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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-13

-! AARRIEDtIo SAVE sRooM.+a-At a
late hopr~in the evening party
of Young: gent tielnen and two
young ladies arrived At a hotel in
ST Paul The several individuals
desired separate rooms, though all
belonged to thetsame party, land it
did not seem unreasonable that the
two: ladies 1shedld occupy one
room, while the two gentlemen
ocenpied:another: On account Of
the crowded state Of the hotel, it
was found impossible to. give. each
"a separate room, and they. were so
Informed: They then retired to
the ladies Gparlor,.an .helda coun-
! ell Of: war1an the: subject of the
mannerin which theywerc to be &C
I,commodated. Aftera short time,
! one ofthc YOUNG gentlemen sought
an interview With the proprietor
Of the hotel, and said he thought
+ The matter c5uld, be satisfactorily
arranged if the. proper officials
could be procured. - : -
"What officials do you require,
my dear sir?" was the very polite
but peremptory request Of the.host
He replied that either clergy
man. or a justice Of the peace
would answer. No sooner said
than done \ justice Of the
peace was summoned, and,. IT
about three minutes, the young
man and one Of the young ladies
were made flesh, according to the
statute in such case made anc
provided. ..a -,
This little ceremony, costing
the hotel nothing, and only in
volving the parties in the expens'
of the fee to the justice and tn
revenue stamp on the marriag'
certificate, saved to the hotel on
room, which was soon after let t.
an elderly gentleman from the VI
country, at the rate Of So day.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-13

A divorceis limited at between
the Princess Alice of Hesse, Nicto-
ria's daughter, and her husband,
who is said TO ili-treat her.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-13
Estray Mule.

SA "a, DARK BAY MARE MULE left my
nrsmiees on the night of the 18th inst. Said
Na,e Is about six years old. ANY lnforma>
tiog; concerning her will be thankfully fes
eefYed, and a reward OF Fifteen DoAars SlV-
~1Set. 0M M3 Near Liberty Hall.
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NOTICE.

Wewil1 SELL on FeESbAf 1ae @oIh OF OF
spSs5 ssAs K sasa5's deed SeiG ali the he
- .ne,souai property Of said deed, consisting
- m shevfollowipg property, so>wit:
= One Valuable FAMILY
< HORSE. :, - = ~ u. 49, =.
- = x K Two fine Brood Mares,
~,;;., One fine Colt.
Nine fine young Mules.
-stru,. One large fine Devon Bull.
9 Forty OF fifty head Cattle.
- - Thirty or forty head Hogs,
:. :, Ese%F E..S%.sF T fifteen Sheep, -. , -.
cs':.es Forty head Goats, 5,... ~.
. o. ass Eve Wagons, .-.~:..s =, :.
= 80 80 Two Buggies and Harness.
sg Wagon and PloW' Gear.
ssss Farming Implements.
a,,.,.,s 400 or 500 bushels.C Corn. y,
80 .ss..s ?. Fodder and Shaeks. y
-: Forty bushels Seed Barley,
- s ISssshFifty bushels Oats. =. ! :. :.
Sas Fifty bushels Seed Wheat.
Flour and Corn
Peas and Gotten Seed. =
.s-.4sOne Thrasher.
<One Fan. =
y One Corn Shelter.
One Straw-Cutter. p
: :. BIacksnlith's Tools
Hssa:.=Twe Gins.
,4sc4a Household and Kitchen
- Furniture and many. other
articles. -s. -. :.
.aesaSsssEsTERMS OF @SALE,CASH
s< EeHsTH0BAs. +: HARMON ! .sau,rss sda,u, RS.
= "&saENRY 0; HENSON 10 .je -,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-13

Several "gifted but eccentric" artists
say the most difficult thing to draw is a
sober breadth.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-13

What kind of a ship. has two mates
and 10 captain? Courtship,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-18

ss- BATcHELoR's HAIR DYE.-THls
SPLENDID HAIR DYE Is the best in the world. The
only tf'ue aud perfect Dys-harmiess, reliable. instan-
taneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous tints
Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the In effects Of Ba.
Dyes lnvigorates the haiti leaving II soft aud beautiful.
The genuine ia signed WGiam A. B6teheaJr. 8 All others
are mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold by an
Druggists aud sPsrfnmera. Factory, No. 81 Barc,ey.
e~1Yt, tNo@4ora pEu3 a. G-,.a lTGgI ol5 llUt
aSr BEWARE OF a p~ouNTERFg1g s,.L .o.e.
aKSF LADY, RETURNING To He a
Fcouatry home, after o sodourn Of q few months in TIE
caity, was hardly Recognised by her friends. In placei..
q coarse. rustic, auahed f4acs, she. had q soft ruby com
plerxt NO Of almost marble smoottnsss. and instead.
twsnty-three she really appeared but eighteen. Uponin
quiry % to the cause OF 80 great . change. she plaipi,
told them That she used the CrRCAssIAN BALM, ant
considered 1t an Invaluable sScaiddisitio n to any lady Id 81 toilet.
By asst fuse any Lady Or Gentlemen can Improve their per
spnAi appearance an hundred fold! II ia simple In n.
combination. as Nature herself is simple yet unsurpass
ed A its efficacy I'M drawing Impurities from, also heal.
ing. eleanaing and Identifying the alin and complexion.
By IT, Direct action on the outjcleit draws from it all Its
Impurities kindly. healing the same. and leaving the sur
f4ce as Nature intended ~ should be4-claar, soft, smooth,
and beapt afq9 Price 81 ~. sent b. Mail or E1preaas on re-
oeipt Of an order. by IL ~ l. - .a !
: j. CLARK 4 CO, oh Chemists i ilas.' 7
Nc. 8 west Tayette Street, Syracuse, N. 7.
The only American Agents for the sale Of tho same.
Marcl, M a9ii A483ua r. .siie..tN45gh.< IHtt,. ~ Ia
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after TO ID gtvea TO- said Boards I'M conformity With tbA
fcts or Congress and as far rs may be with the. laws. OF
fouth Carolina. ss,s-~yrsse7vsnsaaAu
fvm' All judges md elesksl employed, in conducting
Pc sworn TO the faithful performance Of their dutes. and
ehaifai take and subscribe the oath Of ofhce, prescribed
py isw Tor ofieefs'of the United States. lA4fAFd csi \,
StTte, The pQAs ahallbe opened at. such voting places
Y telgpS Petock t4 the forenoqns and closed ut, four.
Yc,ock IN the afternoon OF eaeheday, and shall! be kept
9pen' during these hduts without iInat1ermissihorn,i Or i ad.
t~onFhnldue ~ 4d Tins .ssnIaa Isl I AL .rTaI f--
4sssatA,sNp namberbf the BSerds& Registration, who
Y x . WcFa11ddhi ss4ff III !. election as o delegate to the convan,
Thieh KSsseks u represent. - -
Ei0AtA.' Tho Sheriff and other peace ohacers of each
District are requtred to be present during the whole tms,
tpat the polls are kept open, and until the election is
domplsted and will be made responsible that there
shaif be no interference With Judges of elections, or other
ihterruptton OF good order II there should be more
thsRs one positngplace 10 any Iistrict. the sheriff Of the
District is empowered and directed to: make such assign-
ments Of by deputies. and other peace officers. to the
other polling places, a. may, In his Judgment, best sub
serve the fparposes Or quiet tana order and he IL fur
tier required to report these arrangements Id advance to
situated.
Niata.. violence. Of 4? threats 81 violence . OF Of disc discharge
ffom employment, Of other oppressive means ID PREVENT
ahy pfromt regiatertng, or exercising his right or
vptipgs fa positively prohibited. and any such, attempts
vfrfb be reported by tho Registrars or, judaes Of elections
I'd the Post Commander, add. win cause the arrest and
tdlak cfthe.0 nendefs BY military tanpthority. = LiiFofS LIZ.
ETsaaah!S IA patrxootHs.. aslodnas. and other ~ PLACES for the
sqflea ~ na6NoFrs b tHsttsAnsw wiz. he slosed, Tromte O'Clock Of
tie eyeningi Of the 18th OF, November, until.e O'Clock Of
tfieanorningof the alst Of November 1851, and during
t~fis.tiids the'sale ~ an unto tcatngs ianprsT at Of j ness near
a9y polling plscs' u prohibited. The police oAaosrsFof
cifaes and towns, and the sherifs and other peace oaacers
- a lrAi.A- IN - 1rA o. A~- IL. ..2
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e!AS"NERVOUS DEBILITY, WITH ITS GLOOMY
attendants. low spirits.J depression. esnvoluntapy ennis.
sions' loss Of semen. spermatorrhoea, Loss Of powertaissv
mead, losa Of memory. and threatened impotence and Inn.
oecili.y, and . sovereign cure in no.
icy 4 Ipaic SPECIFIC No. TwENTY,EIaHT. Com
posed or the most valuable mild and poent c,,,at,v..
they strike ut once the root Of the mater. tone up the
system. arrest the discharges, and impatt vieor and en-.
ergy, life and vitality. to the entire man. They have
cnred thonsands OF cases. Price Us per package Of six
boxes aud vial. or q per single box. Sold by drunsists
and sent by mail ON receipt OF price. Address HUM.
hkFYs SPECIFIC. HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE
September 10 WHARF,
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q great effort. " t''''"''
There Was alarteBattSpaaIapcss to..hi6ht atsa con-
cert given at the First Baptist Church upon the
0csasiou oGa great organ. IT was buAt I'M BostoI,i
has eightAen. hundred pipes and ID cofnasiidereed by
musicians the best in the Unit ed States. 1-0soaW.
hSsss$Raaalaaaasi s5gas sssssa osa;Ssaiis'ssa q
.r IT, s ss 81 S assEs1'; ,a s. t aaa sals.as g. sss1s.s an
':.Theres was ne diiHppuultyy n, alLs III being simply a
meetingqH xlieh ths sssabSssst M M4 sda4iaaeasuisselh5inphl
its poihtss.. II any sdiihhacau1tyy exists att this Tine it
ls iinlkneWh to the Ftreedmen's Pursarr,a A'''' ''S''
- 'Er6na New Work. "a
New YoRK, October IL. Time beat Kentucky
at the jerome Park. He made four. miles in7
minutes 813f seconds; WAS Iexnpsected to do Il in
9:9o: Had four horsesB SD Ernasawith himat diaas.
emit points. On last half SouagkAhrmile the weight he
carried began 70 t ten hss lpesssptibiy5 shortened His
stride. The horse was ithsa1Ayorite BY one hun
dred to eight. 80 -l w 4Ia1a49 1l4y
= '4a' FFoa{oGslASeMR xysf.1 ~,
GansoAao, .a B tHEHitagsrsl anaa pItoaoaRsssE
fought. cpIponey Lost BY i sll n nineteen lEasunadasas
a'5a'q af' 'SSss0skis EssvssGsa o aasa1 s1i ia
AtuaafUUssrr1 Ii, October it7..@-THesA tlanta Opinion ifsRfsea'
pubicaan) has suspended. ''a'" + e1s,t@ q ~. 800,
From ssn ErancAseo.si hs1s3akarfsalf
SAM HANczsoo October ts@Ihe Judicial Eleca
ton passes sass quietly y The y w Democrats pss ssyz selaim the
diapassssshs tffffOsa Msdiaine, Lodge Creek. dated
june eIAsA states that tie INDIAN Commissioners
have arrived. Five Thousand Indiana were assssrnns
bleds This IndiansatalS well, but insiAt upbharrns
and ammunition.s ThssCounail continues for eight
days. aosfer the peacepEpspects are good. Ii O 3
.' HsMIt SKI V--R-~& Ny 'A
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OCTOBER s1e,ai 1867,
as7, soLoMoN1s LODGE. NO, ~ I'm

-liRs7. SQL0MONs LODGE NO. l., Az. f.. NJ,
LBS Members Of this lodge are fraternally requested to
Iaffens the 9, tEFppns sr y, of, their late fellow-membcr, BRO.
s. a .Atl.ES sAAg9syTIN,, from bis late residonce.. at the
-Four O'Clock i7ha 4}1eerrnsoUons.' Tho traternity gonoTs, i,
are invited to Stteend..n" ftd'rt a." TiHfT se -
order OF the W.. M. Y IN. II. WERNER
o''o"er" Secretary
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a5- MARRIAGE N -CELlBACY, N THE
HAPPINEss OF TRUE MANHoOD:-An EsHsy for
Young Men on the Crime of Solitude. and, the physic.
logical Errors. Abuses and, Disease which create Inn
pediments 70 MARRIAGE. with sure means Of Relief.
Sent 10 Sealed letter envelopes. free Of charge.
Address y = Da. ). sKtLLtN hoUaHToN..
H'Ss"- 7 Howard Association. Philadelphia, Pa
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ll|a CO. isll a Bs.asssls s sesgEs) g. 1sn s. III lEEsE
81 the working classes, The saaAowing is a pas
sagas relating t0tka mode .of ohserviue eahe EhAg
s ssaa n aF halsfa, III "s7 HaHgR'fSaf watn s fettpts8stR i
Gouhtf1es:& .a@ -1o3Fi tiYIEiH ,astestHiHs ,>EitA
bv Sss : aAi &c sq 7 az, P ssiiss Is ta Bss4 ahi su tSS sSe q
sssss; ! / if ssa s sa ss sS6bssa ss Sslsss 81 ! a9s s6ss s Ssss / it ss1
s E. S%ssslt, H. y l gpfpe & t 'anssa is :Ss. Ssssn ',;ss a. /,
Conscience I viii say no harm Of liberty:
! loSs i, Rps s ksy N AT Icg n { g49g, " Nth 1misspef
lfibsastyy, H'thBsaae ID ssSsSsr o es1ssaas = ySef n.
ssfsff po IS aa $SlsS III isl isay ss s 'is. saasIs, e tEs ss tsaq L. 4
1 E ao al &c a EIe5gss u R II i slIIsas s ssaas , & sssS
ahd inceasapt sound az the seh9as Of labor, there
q osG %gs eH Eaaa Ssefa hd assi T efssit' Sse %asS E @e y these
on The. eYeof that day, put all ia movement, stops;
frosssfass hs SHe9 n t, ssS ss :lensRs. te 81 s sa al9nsa-
to have been 1athoMGc wWhille, SaSweiting The Hour
melodies, h~ssayenNardss III seems M G yaGyll
fSRs. OF theA ThArues- anduf the oeean-had grown
an ,;Ass3 ssA s nssB be s ~ 1 Ant Abe s as,a,|ss Esss u
iSSssRana smsnsss ainss a 81 sa9saanss ssoiaass aa asrIs..
5aeET $40 saS yS Shss1 AS sS - ig ,as,s aSst q sa,ss 5ls1R
sss3Is' asiti assssy ssy 4 slsG sassEsSs ,s VI s ssad, z
aSross this ocean The same answer as England
tie sileaqeeot .. thshaasphsp1aie. Of msns No;
sgs aRiassssssaEsssSS gIgs7 n lsss as SsstssE aga ,s tsggISssss
x NE ass ~ W. a asIy III & t sSs. ssg Rs gy;aS SHs Mslsssk,1 ~
iss'siaas! ri F 'slsss ssls. slsssy; s, sss Aa sSsss IL
Pssi1Sss I. Of industry, Of thought, Of eloquenee,
pnRaiaT nSinas md HtSis by9 S;st
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"a AATssrro Aff01L1lN CHAPTER, MOL, r.. A.. M,
ne I members 0f this, Chapter are f~ratsrnally requested.
70 attend the Funeral OF their late iellow-msmber. Com
panion EARLES AUSTIN, from his late residence, ct the
AAMertteans Hotel. Ny, los East Bay. next Broad street.
Tap tAtfeFnoon. at Fonr O'CLOCK. ~!
Royal Arch Masons generally are fraternally invited, 10
<tp,WN.ttN .-.... sJcf
: ~ order of the M. p. ai
L. b. L~OvEaREEN,
Z ,SV~eW" 940&A \ SGT 81 Secretary.
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sPECIAL NOTICES.

M t 4hI. NV I.T-~-T-
q ADmINIsTRATION NOTICE ALL PER
sons having claims againat the Estate of the late JAMES
+. EARLE, deceased. airs requested to present them
duly ate sted; and tn ose indebted to the said Estate viii
make payment to Messrs. DURYEA 4 COHEN. Attor.
neys at Law. Library Building, Northwest corner .,
Church and Bread streets. & ANNA r. FABLE "
q "e'oocrD IL '''' Administrative.
sS-NOT1CE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT APP
WIN be made at the end Of two months for
tne incorporation Of Company for the Manufacture OF
CHEMICALS, ACIDS AMI FERTILIz7Rs
= septembes8 1ra- .c|rt ~
a0-NOTICE TO MARINEhS.AC PI
AMI PlLOTS wishing TO anchor their vessels In As.le,
RIVER are requested not to do 10 anywhere within direc.
range OF tho heads ot the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARvEs on the Charleston and st. Andrews side G.
tne Ashley River; by which, precantiop. contact with the
submarine Telegraph Gable will be avoided.
~ yLtr.i ~ 4. Q. TURNER, H.. NJ.
uaroor Masters Office, Charleston, February 8, 1866.
February 4
II
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~ roI soGAI YtuefHT HIAas1o 5IA atFs
5ssd o. Hssai o8lIoe .siasJ ass 10 .:TgjA& w
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.OFEICIAL,
hAeada'rs. Second Military District,
ANs 4OHARLE6ToN. g. e.. OcHoher la 1aar IL

aA1aAGL@ ~
adS' Second military District,l
fHh CHARLESTON. 8. c.. October l8, 1867.
GENERAL ORpERs, No. 90.
BY the terms Of the Act Of Congress entitled can Act
70 provide for the more Efficient government of the
neoel states" passed March I'd, 1867, and OF the Acts of
vrsto1e so, ana July isth' 1857, supplementary thereto.
u made the duty of the Commanding General of this
MILITARY District to cause o registration to be made of the
maze INHABITANTS OF the State Of South Carolina OF the
ase otcwenty-one years and upwards and qnsliHed BY
.ne 'erms OF said Acts to votes and after such sregistsa-
uon Is complete, te order an electio , to be held. at
which the registered voters Of sasd stats SHAH vote for or
asaanst ? Conyent ION, for tbs purpose Of. establishing Q
SonsaIuuon md civil government for the lsaid state,
loyal to,,the Union, and for delegates to ssia Convention.
ana 70 give at least thirty days notice Of the time and
Raeeat8hfoh said electionssh be held; and the said
registration having been completed. in said state, of
South Carolina, e p ordered. I.
fsTst'r Thst an election be held in the State of South
c@e'nfa' commencing on Tuesday. the 18th day OF No
vemoer. 1887. ard ending on Wednesday. the Goth day of
November. 1857, at which all registered yoiers Of said
STATE may vote "For q Convention - or against q Con-
venuon." and for delegates to constltate the Conven.
t'oh-h case q majority Of the votes given ON that cues.
ton shall be for . Convention. and In case q majority of
the registered voters shalt have voted on the question of
holding such Convention .
Sec0na: It ghan 20 'Nhe duty Of the Boards of Resistra-
faon IN South Carolina, commencing fourteen daya prior
to the election herein ordered. and giving reaoonah,o
FpAenc honce pfithe time and place thereof, tore9iss for q
period OF nve days the registration lists, and upon being
|satisned What any person not entitled thereto has been
ree'sfered. toatrikeathe name of such persoa from the
ana such person shall not be entitled to vote. Tho
Boards of Registration shall also; during the same am,
period. add to such registers the names of all person,
who at that time possess tho" qualifications required bv
paid Acts who haven alrsady been F~ssistered.
Third. In d Gliding who are to b, stricken from or
fqra zee e the resistrat IN hets. the Boaaas viii, be guided
Py tse law of March I'd. 1857. and the laws supplement
Pr therstoS and their attention, "a specially directed to
Eng supplemental Act q July 1sths 1867. u..
Fourth. The said election will be held in each District
ft such places as may hereafter be designated. under tna
fuperiptendenco Of the Boards of Registration aa pro,
Y1ded ny law. and in accordance with instructions here
ffser to belgivea TO- said Boards I'M conformity with the
fcts OF Congress and as far as may be with the. laws. OF
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ass sfssssaassss e sbsgsssHa w u sysa sNg
fdcksa aaasis ass saaamAu ( ,Aaaa $3.50 II
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September 3 y. l|lN4t,ti stjH H. mwf amos.
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vOfUAfE V NO 876|
TELEGRAPEITiC
eHod 0tf
r M:5'saCOLUMB:IaAs,;
THE GRAND UNION LEAGOtEEt iG { (dIN I'll
A, Fuss lia the Radical iaFssniiS
MARSHAL, EPPINGs LBAvMs THE
LEAGUE, I'm 'DlsSsUsTlu

COLUMBIA October 17:.!-in' the 'E secret f session
Of the Radical Convention to-day:Mr. Epping Of
fereda series.0f moderate resolutions, which were
adopted with Eshe Eexcsption or 81 votes. subse.
quently violent speeches were made by Bowen
<whits3 insight (coloredI, Elliott (oolofed)ss De
Large ,(fcoloted), supported by Pillsbury, (white)
Edward Mackey twhite), frightened the delegates
from tho anterior from their position. eA'reoon.
slderation was thereupon ordered ana che AleAdlas
lions defeated. o,..r, 80, ,'eT q III, -
Epping ahandoned the Convention in disgust,
satisfied that it's schemes were OF the widest char
acter, and undtssto' Be supported by ANY respecta-
bic white or eOlored mnn. Mu~lTAraogLi TaiAik Y
Wright WHO opposed the resolutions .most W.
hemently, is a coal black African, who, at the for
mer Convention, introdncaGs a resolution insisting
that the next YioeAPresident of the United States
should pc q negro. Wright ia O. ''lawyaer.h 10y
0nrs Gable Dispatcher
LONDON, October 1.-THE, party OF action gains
strength in Italy. The conflicts mostly favorStke
invading insurgents. Almost the entire rrass of
Italy favor the seizure Of Rome. The Pope called
a meeting Of Cardinals 70 consider the situation. =
LONDON. Octaber Trap. M.-Consols 90 CID;
Bonds, ex-conpons. es4. +! '"11f't1.-
LEyFEFoor4 psctebpr s17 ~. M SgpbBoass ssoSe
active sales 1900 ii. supposed a. 900; prices lgnr
changed: Breadstuffs duh ani declining Z Corr
As, Sd. Wheat las. cd. othsraA manages d lssa, S Soi
.s VI. fn a.. FrrsFa " asisG eaaTsssesp ,,ns,1lt , asg gu
WASHINGTON, October 1.-THE Charge id,Af
fares nom Hlayti was received az the. State, De-
partment to-day.
The revenue receipts to-day amount 10 $a24, 600.
The NewyYork Post'sspecial, asyasiithat s4 Of sNhS
nine meimbers or the JudioiaEysip Committee ihsSvaorr
pushing impeachment. ,qs.y:' sis1ro1 eg!
The Boston Posts special says tie PrepssiideantSS eex-
presses his determinat:on.to resist suspensione,du-
ring trial, should the emergency alfisea,aa I'D en-,
Vallandigham is prominently mentioned dis
Wsdes successor, = .as : eior ssYol NJ
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-18

PnAAs6AkI. aSs1satal Carly and a~ccompaEsaAe
nem1Sss Of his staff Eeturhed to GhASlestonSss
busi1sgass Tip pHTpose Nas tIst 81 eonsSItatSSTn
Nth me dyefnoth ofhisltEo StAteS.EA a&heMMt:
gave hie deetstons; doubtless toSKsinia
hekdsEahd Alepartsd! Fh~ereVWaa%f fasY no
splay, NaAdS half. 4. dozeA ipdiyidISfS iSSXown
11hnowinglysS 3ia net look sRoAAhbs OsGaSakder Of
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-18

New Yoaks,, October Time beat Kentucky
at the jerome Park. He made four miles IN Z
minutes s13 seconds; WAS expected to do Il in
9:9o. Had four horsesBo kssrRnswith him at diaae.
emit points. On last half SouagkktHimile the weight he
carried began 70 tel, ihss p~esasptibblyy shortened his
stride. The horse was isthesfav0rite by one hun
dred to. eetRehattyy. s5sm aaii ~. sgys1ct +, yaJy
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-18

|. WaRsYe na iaforme tioS 5fromls SSsaOosI;t a.
than dna9,1 MONDAY bus suppose tAs iofA has Ven
he taken by Ne sE5ii9sry to inssFSeSS@@4Ys 't tSsaa
Iarmeds rg anil ssaansSS operating MadSN 6~fStenooi Of
lUnlonI Aeagu4sNSAheg being a k6ncfS {N6nviefion
lganizatlunI prSfss3aeato be- bYiSnHsH SSXSro,-
lt tean !. oo IN oszspeEDon n SpsEhapsss1 more mfitary
, 1867-12-27

amelia for thee-yes, at thy command,
I'd tear this eternal armament into a thou.
sand fragments-Td gather the stars, one
BY one as they tumble and put them in my
trowser's pockets; I'd pluck the sun; that
oriental god of day, that tiaverses the blue
arob of Heaven in such majestic spleudor-
I'd tear him from the sky and quencb his
bright effulgeuce in the fountain Of my etor-
nal love for thee.
Amelia-'DOn't, Henry, it would be so
very dark