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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-07-10
.''HERE's HOPING" If there be any

! ~stHERE's HOPING. IF there be any
shortcomings in this Scek's issue, if any
thing, or any body. Or any other man
fails to have justice at our hands, if any
one thinks that VIC have .transcended the
privileges of the press, if we have
tranped upon any body's corn, run
against any woman's waterfall, or looked
where we had no business, we freely for
give them, our heart is mellow, We are
waxing fat or good things. Should
there he any disposed to be so unreason-
able as not to accept forgiveness, let
them understand that we are not the
man. All faults of omission or commits.
sion must be charged to the Fourth Of
July, the glorious fourth, so-callcd, and
to Mr.. Poole the prince of"Howtel" keep.
ers. They are the men, and the latter
more particularly. We wonder if he
"has tro,her," and if so if he is at all
like him? For humanity's sake and the
delectation Of some other country editors
it is hoped 81. Our friend Poole is not
only No. Hotel keeper, but t. good
physician Nithal where he graduated in
the latter profession we know not nor
care, suffice it he can read the symptoms
of disease in your countenance, and ar
rivcs at diagnosis quickcr'n wink.
Noticing that we suffered from the com
plaint known as pipsynipsy, which shows
itself in sudden depresSions of the collip.
sis dindix, be immediately determined
on remedy and sent us one without
money an,l without price. We know
not which to admire him most in, the
character Of host or that Of physician,
the latter perhaps v nile the Pipsy &C.,
is most violent. The remedy is so pleas
ant that We smile at the quantity and
do not feel the least alarm. 1t consisted
of a case Of St. Julien Clarct, a round
dozen, unbruken, fair to look upon, smi-'
ling, cool, cnticing, snugly packed in
bed of straw, from which one was
Immediately brought to the full glare Of
day, and tested. Since then others have
shared the same fate, while the Pipsy,
&C., is rapidly assuming a miller form.
Mr.. Poole viii accept the thanks of his
sick friends: in the. language of Paddy
he's jonl1clnan every inch :av him; and
may his fame Increase with his years and
may his years touch hi:n but lightly.
We trust then h:at while the: St.
Julien holds out omissions or transgres:
sions may bc overlooked. : -, -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-07-10
LATEST NEWS.

TRIESTE, July S.-A. feet is. under
preparation to proceed. to. Mexico and
demand the body of Maxiuifian.
WAsH,sGroN, Julys:-The Committee
of Nine has prepared a tilis, Il places
the State Goxernments.in complete sub
lection to the military commanders,
whose previous acts are validated; makes
the boards, of registers judges Of the
qualifications for registration; fortids
the removal of>comrHapdcrs without tho
advice and consent Of the Senate, or sea-
tence ofcourt'mattial forbids civil tSar.s,
whether Federal Or State, from intesfeT.
ing with the commander, or his agents
acting under his authority, or from en-:
tertaining civil or criminal proceedings
against them, for any act done, nnder
laws to which this is supplefaeniary.
The time for completion. Of registrafsdh
may be extended to lst day Of October
ANY person attempting tospresent tho
execution Of these laws shall Be guilty
of of,misdemeanor, and the right taf d per :
son TO be registered sLall iu 80, respects
OC SidVSeo ~ INC PtSSSuSit pd1a0ts
for participation iuthe rebeilioasN ys
The. following is section seeond, of the
bin repor,cd:by tn Senate Judiciary Com
niitsee: =" x %. Z - SsG&sss
That the true intent and meaning Of Tbs
oath prescribed in said supplementary Aee
is, among: o.hEr things, sf,as no persons sx6o
has bcen.a member ofthe Legislatuse efang
State, or who has held any executive OF; Ja.
dieial Office III any State, whohas sfaseaEaa
oath to support the consiitutioa 5of lhe
United States or not, and who has after-
wards engaged in iusurrectioh or rebelfoh
against the United States, -ers gisea. aia;<or
comfort TO the enemies. thereof. is entitled
lobe registered or To- RoteS aRd stife words,
-"'csecut: re or judicial offce-in apY states" "
in said oTtll mentioned, shall be construed
to Include. an rivil Offices created by aa%sfer
the administration, fthe several laws ofthe
State. =. = =,
European courts are clothed Il :rnourning
for the murder of AtaxiHlilHansn Grcst4a-
dignatiol Is felt. - *
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-07-10

A-standing. dish at -Utah-a spare rib:
: Wmconsin has, q female baby Win:
two tongues = -. = = = =
: hENr. Peabody says he has given away
more than he has kept:
; Some Of the houses IN E,hrssers' arc
thirteen stories high.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-07-10

>Froun SALES IN ATEATSa.--The ErasayS
that at ar, auntion sale in that city Da
Tuesday, Kennedy brands in barrels
brought from $3.50 to go per, barreli
Georgia Mills, Sc; t'St. Louis, = $5.60to.
Sc; half sacks, So to- s2.22 per sack:
The 6gures being too low very little
was sold. -. : -. r :: =
The surplus Of tho wheat harvest in
Georgia, it is. estimated will reach lo,'
O0e, 900 bushels: 3 =. ;.:2,>.:s.s, 80, =.
=. The heaviest lax on the countsSis the
taz on its patience imposed by Radical
extremists - = -:
Grave p,i>takcs bsrving people alive.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-07-10

An immense mass meeting was recently
held In ktlanta.r Tie meeting was Repub-
,lican. upwards of 10000 persons were in
aftandance -: ; = - O. .5-. -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-07-10

TRUTn FlrLY SroEES-An: exchange
has the following araeraph : zSss ~ Il
. In tbe.latc struggle fI indepcndesesy
says.a-practieal< wliter, the North eots
quered the South: "A greater 7apd5 d5anofe
signal victory remains for the South zto
conquer herself. Old pursuits are oehe
changed, old habits Abandoned, ard hsF
preiodices must be weeded out before
she can again renew her prosperous ca
reer. Mr.: Carey has laid down an az.
ion>in political economy which time and
experience demonstrate :: "a cot,ntry
which grows and exports its raw I roI
ductions. must;cnd by exporting its IN,
habitants, or starye." Last year. the
South planted cetton, to the neglect OF
corn and grain; now. largo districts are
dcsthute-no bread to eat. Fhe lesson
is too dear to be lost Florida owing TO
the goodness ofhersclitaate. abundar ree
Of hsh and game, is in a measure exempt
from from the calamity weighing so heavily
upon, South Carolina and Georgia
Sill she shares in the general distress
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-07-10

q, Tae Gfisan Union says that the fiShtiRs ed~
,sor of the Star and the Mayor OF that cily
had \ regular rough and tttrnbfe fight and
&allowing IN TIE mud on Monday last. .
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-07-10
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ssEiisss 81 81 s asobsastxsss,' - - wtit;ae
sssSfa @ a6as M sits d lie Columbia Phoenix
ssys sbas tEss session 9i % seFy short
.sIsssxA scsnGa exclusively
10 secoastsaet pot last
;ssssesss shansteR osSi IL Off:
sSs besarundsRSe S. will
bSdsslared s6ia;; SAY sa1s sls,s::
THUS gsssrnorsS sigs go
orssbSard, tBe cdnaln ssees bar:
iKg poAses 70 iarpoais ID :Iae
iRsgehsiots istos put lit ;.t q
Sdsce asshs South On s6s
RsppLResn party II adaiiiea to- this
ESs;siisan, sacstias Office: additional
pSxss win be- slser to The; registry
hesras % srjees applicants tes reeistfa;
>sioa. Hesays sbcrc wilI 81. no;eonasca;
tson, athRss party ehnsonring 5fps<;it moi
havins II sstFcngtalso -eafSSy2'iit, ana .tha'
MsHaiFs csrlinuc SlasstEin the south* ffor
1naasks. ssas Q pvsssafat attlsa IS jaa:
iI6ltfsi she breJ5set wiRss at aa end;
1he speae6ases Sc business IS being
xsraly pressed 81 5, violent, nep;
But ;ss. matter. VIII go <eEes TO next
sssessipns The PrsstIsa s.: supporters
sfsi6E hin Icl liescui 80; taet., * =
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-07-10

Mysterious, ,GHosriS. We learn that
during the past week several ofour ci,i.
zens have been alarmed by the cncroach-
rnehts of nightly visitors, coming from
invisible parts, and that the strangcst
noises are heard proceeding from all
portions Of their hoases.. No one has
been able as yet to discover who they are,
whence they come, or where they 60.
That they are evil spirits there can bc
10 doubt they: do otplay on -harps of
athousand a strings but make night
bideous with their noises, while the hair
is made to stand upright, and the flesh
to creep. We trust that these visits
may not become general, and their spirit:
ships may bc successfully 'laid," In
the meantime fellow citizens. a sure pre-
ventive against all such pnwelcone and
nhtitnefy guests, Is 70 keepa clear record
OF your acts, let your lives he tlameless
aud your. caaduci free ffora rrproach, pay
up your debts, particularly. printing
debt !, and we srrant that your SAUNDERS
will be peaceful, qniet and,upbrokcu; no
midnight ghosts or cabins will ever dare
to invade your S2tlomicfls; If our advice
;be taken. - 49,.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-07-10

A sPLxrFoRN For ALL, P PARr1Es, WI.
liam Murphy, a friedman Of Gainesville,
Alabama, was called upan+to 6e6ae his
position, and did soin the following brief
platform, Upon whichethc-.whole South
could stand with honor and profit , -
81 IItssps in faya,o of all hands going to
work:naa making plenty to eat, and keep
less noise 4hgn .aIlawil come right J.
tell you the South is the greatest country.
in the world. + ROW propose three
cheers foF;ttie 'South.s' -. y -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-07-10

>. The ;;NNsw' SOUTHERN TEzTlkgTeThe
New Orleans Pieayune ,.Sges sadditioHsf
particulars: of;the newtex,He plant that
is to supersede the cqttpn fjlants sis
called the Rslnie. Z Raotssse ent ton. the
23l Of March have, sent ,.up. vigorous
-sho,tS, which are row fReshiehes high:
1t, shows strong tendency tospsead, aas
initiating in: :thisrcspeeE the low ,gro@s
ing wild rose called Bridal rose haS.
ing a leaf qaire like it when small. and
ofiike color-:a bright light green. These
roots were .nearly,a month in sprouting,
The ground was q tenacious clay, so tilat
a. sandy soil is-by no means essential TO
its growti.. Roots planted ;in,oth 2p3a-
crs somewhat latcr arc also coming up.
There viii, evidently, be no sdifiu,ty 10
raising it,: 49,, = -: u - -s7
:! The specimens Of Eabsies made. from
the ra,nic have been receircf 10 Cuba
both those oErranis alone and those Of
rat,,ic and weel nhi,ed--anf thetsDiario,
Of :Havar .nas says they ieaye nothing
more TO be desired. They, haze also are;
cciyed in IIavanna seeds, OF the plnnfs'
which have:bceh furnished by the So
cietyOf Acclimation of Paris. WhetbcE
these seeds Will gcrninate as readily As
toe plant grows roots Iemaius 70 5be
seen. :, A further supply sis & expecaed
from Vera Cruz as soon rs the {seigeapf
that city is Sufheieptly. at tsap cad toleuss;
Ole them to be obtained: The price sef
the roots Is one. dellor each, 6rsoae bun hal1s
dred for ninety dollars. * e:S Es::sy;Ss;, -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-07-10

eSrRucx BY X. LocoMorIFE md MOT
Hrgr:-The SnmmeryiHe-train on Sester:
day morning tansinto a negro9ats about
four miles from this City: AT; the Gtime
Of. the, collision the trsin vas making
about fifteen milGs. 40 hour, and the ne
gro, when struck by the COW catcher,
was thrown. about fiftcen feet in. the ar;
falling on the engine, between the back
ofthe eow!cascher and the boiler. lit
was,;efceuFseyis thought that hehad been
killed. but, by time that tho train could
be stepped he was IN a lively condition
and was complaining that the boiler
The poor fellow : WAS cut upon the
foot and head !; but he was able to walk,
and his injuries are not in any way dan:
gerous. ~. =. =. :.
No blame, attaches to the engineer
who didall that he could to warn the
negro Of his danger harlcston. Mer-
curry, itb Instant.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-07-10

= DIR. Becxw,Ta DEcEIsss, The segh
Orleans Picayune says that Reas5J JJ6tllS
Beekwith, Of Trisity Church, New Or
leaus,has declined the See.0f Georgia
to which he n as elected. II ,,<ss. 9ss.
The reason especially iadaciRg him 20
do so, is the great work he i: doing IS q
Preshyter in that city and djaaese, aud
the helping hand he Isl giving his a6le
diocesan, I he Biship of LOUISIANA, WHICH
has induced not only his roagregatidns
but bis brethren Of the clergy and lays
men Of other pa ishos, to urgehim tore
main with them, unless he felt it bis
in,peritive duty to undertake the over
sight of Georgia ;'and re has after d1e'
reflection and meditation, deterniined
that it, is ber=his daty: To- rcmais2
Presbyterin Ioaisiana, than to- bceoma
tho Bishop Of Georgia. :. To have suecees
dcd the great and good Elliott. Z ssys
the Picayune-t"to have presided soser
so noble L diocese as that Of Georgia
aud to Sit in council wifi, the BfsbepS,
Of The American church. were honars
not to be lightly regarded !" but orejeeE
them ffon, a sense ofduty. and 4hatHhe
may DO humber work, is The greatest
k6nar -. =y.-<. s.'-fk n
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-07-10

!; Nor Is THE Bills. Tho Columbia Va
rfeties will accept thanks for a most de:
lghtful breaking into our slumbers on
Friday. night last. 1abou:: two O'clock in
the morning" "wi.h,a charming ;serenade.
The surptisewas complete, aud the pleas:
!: urc enhanced by no mention being made
of It in the Bills. The first strain broke
an ugly dream; the second aud we threw
ofthe embrace Of "'Murphy;" the: third
brought as to the floor, when, satisfied
that it, was a good thing and no
ghostly vi>itantss a a:recumbcnt position
was again taken, and held ant'1 the end:
We ssada little fun with thsm before
leaving by charging the party witba
shot gun, and putting some of them to
flight, they were soon brought back
howsver and the joke explained, but to
make it-all the more right, our Swivel
was brought out .and each man made TO
fire and fall bach. Thc ''Farie6cs" stand
fire welt handled the s~ ivel' admira:
bly,. We are happy to say thai no one
was hurt, and that the parting was full
of feeling: The. Columbia boys are calpi:
: tai fellows -. -. -. -. :.
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-07-10

As EsTERrA1sHEET- The employees at
the Helena workshops; gave q dinner last
Thursday which was one of the Best we ever
enjoyed. Everything was admirably: az
ranged, and gave general satisfaction 70 the
large number Of guests present. The long
and sumptuoGsly laden tables >werc replete
with luxurics, and the time appointed 7 p N.
lent a.meNow influence TO- the happy ecca>
sion. pndet the ,HHsMageous shadow of
tall frees and in ! BE cool of evening, lat the
approach of tBiHgh.'s happy. hour, was a
becoming place and time for festive pleasan-
tries, and right inerrily did the sparkIes Of
wit go round the cheerful board. Justice
done the bountiful repast, parties assembled
in the spacious shops to engage either in the
merry mazes of the dance or social humors.
The evening sped rapidly away under the
combined and inspiring influences Of pleas.
ant words and pound cake, accompanied
with such delicious adjuncts as sparkling
lemonade and sangarees and champagne on
ice. The cake and the iced nectar. and
other ambrosial sweets went round in rich
profusion aad the ladies were charmed by
the grace of the. gentlemen, and the geatle>
men were -enraptured With The beauty and
smiles Of the ladies' = - . =,
. - And ell went merry as marriage bell''-
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-07-10

, ,I.ifoxok1H.E MvaDeR:: are advised
HAT tasi1ry IN ,tbe~ case Of Boas and
OTHERS tfisd in Charleston for the niir.
;tlessSf Roe ina recent duels after twenty
rtinutess deliberations rendered q :Ver@
dietef 'ssAet guilty" .-;-..;,--: =, - :, =
,. This is cabtiinalion nr the -eh farce of
ignoring the crime Of murder, when The
murder is. done in 4 duel The farce that
is honosed by< time at least in South
Carolina - :.
We had lfopesl. on seeing tho ar,
nonncemehtzef this ease, that theS time
had come " hen this time-hanarsd folly
vas 10 lie thrust aside FOE something
mere reasonable, something moro logical,
something more civilized. -
@..ft is hard to break stcrco,yped usases
and We must yet wait for the better time
when professional crime will not be re-
speeiablc, and when the coward dragged
by public opinion to murder will not be
.countenanced as geiitlcman--as,a gem.
,leman par excellence. -Yarkyille, En-
quirer. - .1. (. x -. =; -
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LOCAL ITEMS.

RrElslorx A1sIsERArloS. Bishop Da-
Wis has appointed Rev: J. M Pringic OF
Chris. Church Columbia, to parochial
duties in Lexington, Laurens and New:
berry: Mr. Pringle preachcd>in St.
.Lukes. -Ncwberry, last Sabbath. His dis.
course was eminently plain and practical;
: ahis,> enunciation, though not loud,
= elearand distinct. lie left yester.
day for Laurens.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-07-10

: Az ATTEMPT TO RAISE tnE WiNp1: !:
We have q sympathy ,far.a man nsmbo is,
hard. up and who lies in every, honest
wsg TO 'eraiise the wind, "that.is to-Svt'
hold, of d liltlez>of: that Indispensable
known as money or in .cndcavoring to
work his way through the cold charities,
andsthere are many just now forced to
live IN that way: But when he comes
the artfui .7dndscr!' and plays Jeremy
Diddter, in the last stages of that gentle
man, he is not entitled to,sympathy. An
individual of this latter description put
up at our hotel last week and run his
face for several days board, and finally
settled his bill with a sewing machine,
bnt afterwards slipped it out .t'uhbe-
knowinst." Several Of our store,keepers.
narrow ly escaped being rictimized BY
this Mr. F. Sharp, who made bills, bad
goods cut off and bundled up, but for
.tunstely for them, failed in The ability: 70
get his hands on the goods. Take care
of these plausible, smooth faced geatry
or Somebody may. come to grief, and be,
made, to play in the key of B: Fiat for
they 60, about like the roaring lion seek;
ing~hom they may derour. Oh that
they could i made*'to Fee untost the
mountains ofeHepsidam, where the lion
reafetb; &c: -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-07-10

AcKNowLEDGMENTs.-T "table" has the
felicity Of acknowledging the past week,
sundry favorS in the shape Of cucumbers,
beans. and cabbage, from Mrs. Dr.. Hat,on,
Mrs. K. C. Ch,pman and others whose
names it is forbidden to mention, so yery
modest are the parties. The table" is CRATE
ful, for these remembranccs, and while
steaping under such weight Of contribu'
tions feels aheariness of heart that it can
not tell from whence came all OF the above
enumerated.
T. S.-The "tablc" stops the press to an
nounce that a very fire cantaleupe has just
been laid upon it by Nr. A. Harris. g. This
being the first seen this season, it of course
feels highly eleted, and In its JOY would al
tempt to cut the pigeon wing but that
one Of its legs is rather poorly. 1t will
therefore stand upon its dignity until recov'
cred, and beg Mr. H. to accept thanks.
The cry is still they come-stifl further
delay-more cabbage, and large ones too,
from Mrs: Graham The ladies are deci'
dedls alright. F..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-07-10

e:T&.LCosS.-En the garden of our
good friend, the Rev. j. H. Zimmerman,
stand several stalks Of corn, which for
length are ~prodigious. One of these
has been measured and is exactly one
hundred and seventy-six feet, or rather
we mean to say that number of inches,
from the ground. There will be no little
nubbins on this stalk, but ears as long
as ones arm, and many Of them. Can :!
be beat?
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-07-10

TnE CoLrNBlA VARIETIES com:
munity were the recipients Of two enter:
tainmentsr consisting of music dancing
aud extra vaganza on Thursday and
Friday evenings of last week, which were
Of a decidedly first rate character. "A
rare order of ability is shown by this
talented young company, and We cen:
gratulatc Columbia, the beautiful city;
on having the ht,1or Of giving to. the
outside world such e,sati,ity and genius.
The cemt any consists oflthe renowned
anil accomplished pianist, Mr.. Denek,
who is too we'll known; TO the musicaf
public TO need our praise. The -Messrs.
Rawls as first and>second violin, we ha' 9
seldom heard cqaancd, Willie Mr Murphy
as a dclincator or the particular insti:
tuition and in the hanaling Of the Bones :
Mr.. scarborough, the .colored, Demos:
themes and ITantbo,iuist, Mr.. E. IIcise as
g.
a;fancy dancer, and. Mr. Trip as COD:
versationist, we think as good as. any
we have ever seem We trust that this
will not be: their last visit here, for we
would like to enjoy; again their varied,
agreeable and laughter moring enter
.tainmepts:: The lovers of good music,
Of FUN and frolic,y>in other towns: and
villages: where they may. happen to 60,
should net fail 10 see them. This COM
panY besides. are aetuated::by ao>:inoney
moving principle true: they: want; and
by the way should havcs fnH houses, but
,te proceeds cfcach entertainment, after
deducting all necessary expenses, are
turned over to charitable and benevolent
Institutions, and all honor to them for it.
,bong live the Columbia Varieties: