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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-04-17
The Last Letter Of ". P.
Willis,

The following is the last letter
ever written by n. P. Willis, and
is addressed to his friend and part
ner in publishing the Home Jour-
nal, Mr.. PhiIlips:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-23
From Providence.

PROVIDENCE, October 22.-General
Sheridan arrived to-day. lie breakfast.
ed at the Bristol House, where no deliv.
cred brief address in reply to vel
come by General Richmond. At War
rem Governor Burnside introduced Sheri-
dan to the people and he responded in a
few words. There was similar affair
at Drownville. The train reached
Providence az II O'Clock A. M. The
General was met at tie depot by com.
mittee Of the City Council, the Chair.
man of whom delivered an address, To
which Sheridan replied and was then
escorted to the Governors Mansion and
in answer TO the address made 4 brief
speech of thanks. The General was es-
corted through the CITY by the entire
division of the Rock Island militia and
the Grand Army Of the Republic, the
latter forming q guard Of honor, and
subsequently reviewed the troops. The
parade was probably the finest military
demonstration that ever took place in
this State. The city was crowded with
people frOmali the country towns. Sheri-
dan received vocal and horal tributes
all along theline Of march, The streets
were decorated, with flags, notices, &c.
This evcninsiGeneral Sheridan visited
the Narragattsett Park, where the Octo'
Der races commenced to-day.
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south American News.

New 'foRR, 0ctsber %. 1.-The British
steamer Amsterdam, from Malaga for
New York, went ashore on Sunday night
near Montana, and lies among the
rocks. Her cargo of fruits is said to
have been sold to arrive and is probably
insured. a ~
A BueRos Ayres letter, dated Septem-
Der, 18th, says CoEdovs bad experienced
another revelation, but it was promptly
quelled after q short fight.
: The Mihister'of Foreign Relations for
Argentine Republic has resigned on &c
count of the rumored impossibility of
defeating the Paraguyans.
General Asboth, L. S. Minister, is still
very low.
The Presidential election takes place
in January and tbs most influential pa
pers in the county have NOMINATED
Sarnemento, present Minister at WASH
ington for the position. is.. ..,..,-..-
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FINANCE AND TRADE
New York Market.

New YORK, October %.
COTTON-ic lower; sales of 1000
bales at 19ic for uplands.
FLOUR-Receipts 14,22o bbls; mar
ket heavy and l5a25c lower; sales of
$500 bbls at Is for superfine western
and State; 00a13 90 for extra western;
Q 90al3 40 for round hoop Ohio; 10 5Oa
I6 50 for st. Louis. California Flour
dull and dropping; sales of goo sacks at
IL OOal3 so. Rye Flour, sales 200 bbls
at OOa9 25.
WHISKY-Quiet and steady.
WHEAT-Receipts 1854 bushels;
market shade firmer but less active;
sales of $4,000 bushels at 10a2 IL for
No. spring; 2 1Sa2 POI for No. do;
26a2 "a for No do; 2 60 for amber
State; B % for white Michigan, and
Lwhite Genesee on private termsE ~
|. RYE-Without decided change; sales
of7O00 bushels western at l 65.i
7 BARLEY--Heavy and declining.
Sales of 1O,500 bushels at 81 for State,
and l so fer Canada West.
BARLEY Matrimonial.
PEAS-Canada lower. Sales 10000
bushels in bond at 46. o."
CORN Receipts, $685.. Market
opened shade tirmer, but closed dull
and declining. Sales $4,000 bushels at
l 3sal 40i for mixed western in store
and afloat, closing at 35al 3Si afoat ;
"A for western yellow.
OATS-Receipts, 5000 bushels. Mar
ket 1a1ic better. Sales $4,000 bushels
at slaa2c for western, closinga at sl1c.
RICE-Steady at 9tc for Carolina.
COFFEE-Dull and without material
change.
SUGAR-Market favors buyers. Sales
350 boxes Cuba ut llgal2c.
M0LASSES-Without change.
HOPS Quiet at 40a65c. me,
PETROLEUM-Quiet at l4c for crude
in bulk; 34ta:I5c for refined in bond.
PORK-FIrmer and quiet; sales 165U
barrels at ~ 5Oa2l % for mess; closing
AT 81 40, regular, and 20 00a2O so Tor
prime.
BEEF-Dull; sales of 50 barrels at
previous prices.
BEEF HAMS-Dull.
BACON-Qniet; sales ofS0 boxes Cum
berlaad cnt ut 12fc, and 80 boxes long
clear middles at l3t, both for November
delivery.
CUT MEATS-Dull; sales of 10 pack
ages ut lltal2f for shoulders and l5al7c
for hams.
LARD-Heavy; sales of 1884 barrels
at 13lal4i.
BUTTER-Quiet at 20a4lc for State.
CHEESE-Dull and unchanged.
LATES'T-5 P. NJ.
FLOUR-Dull; 5a10 lower on medium
and lower grades.
WHEAT-Quiet; sales at 12a2 13 for
No. 3 spring; = l9a2 90 for No. spring
aud 26 for No. spring.
RYE-Dull; sales at 81 for western.
OATS-Stcady; sales at 81 for west
crn.
CORN--Dull and heavy; sales at IS
al 80 for good TO prime mixed western.
PORK-Lower; sales $500 bbls of
mess at 81 50a2l rs cash for regular;
market closing at2l!50 for regular.
BEEF-Nominal.
CUT MEATS-Quiet and witheut de-
cided change.
BACON-Firm and in moderate de-
mand. s..aG ,f,-~, r,...---.
LARD-Heavy; sales at l3aa14t for
fair to prime steam and kettle rendered.
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AT FllCTED!
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Eitl eT VI the above mentioned articIes win he
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New York Stock Market.
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New YORK, October %.


STOCKS-Opened active and higher,
New York Central selling at 1924, Erie
at 73s, and Northwestern at 47sa4S; the
market subsequently became heavy, and
though active to the close the decline
in Erie Central and Reading was very
marked. Canton, 43a44; Cumberland,
25a25t; Quicksilver, 1Sa20; Mariposa, II
as; Pacific Mail, l45al47; Atlantic, liza
liza; Western Union Telegraph, 33ta33i;
New York Central, 11lta11li; Erie, 7ls
a72; Hudson, l25al27; Reading, .97ta
97s; Ohio certificates, 26ta26!; Wabash,
40tai2; st. Paul, 44iai5; do preferred,
63a66; Michigan Central, 10Sta109t;
Michigan Southern, 79!a79s; Illinois
Central, l2lal22; Pittsburgh, S2Ias3;
Toledo, l05al06; Rock Island, 96a96s;
Northwestern, 47sa479; do preferred, 66t
a66i; Fort Wayne, 9sia98t; Missouri
6s, lO7; new Tenneesees, Gil. 81
EXPRESS SHARES-Welis, Fargo &
CO., 81; American, &c; Adams, 67a70;
United States, $50; Merchants Union,
24tae0; ira 80 5%-s tSg , L
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New York Items,

NEW YORK, October 22.-The Fort
GauSvO.rt pronerty, belonging tn the
city, was sold at auction to-day, in lots,
the figures reaching So, 600. The prices
yesterday aggregate 100000. There
will be additional sales on Thursday.
Collector Bailey still has his Men in
charge of the whisky establishments
seized on Friday and Saturday, but has
surrendered the bonded Warehouse on Il
demand made by Collector Shook.
Tho Sanitary Superintendent of the
Metropolitan Police has submitted re
port relative to the recent fatal boiler
explosion, in which he recommends the
District Attorneys of New York and
Kings counties TO take proper action
thereon.
The funeral OF, the murdered Police
man, McChcsney, took place to-day in
Brooklyn, and was attended by large
number of his comrades and friends.
The Government Steamboat Inspect
ors- commenced the investigation Of the
causes of the collision between the Van
dtr6ilt and Dean Richmond. 1t will be
very thorough.
A plot of the prisoners to escape from
tut lOulUS HIS ucSu UlsCONtEctl anu rus
tratsl. There were outside accomplices
who were not secured.
Three burglars, named Jos. Dunbar
VIM. Mills and James Higgins, were
caught, on Monday night, in the ware
house of Hobby & Son, South street
and held for trial charged with an at.
tempt to steal quarter million dollars
worth of goods. .r.
Commodore Vanderbilt's Mountain
Boy trotted mile yesterday at Fashion
Course in 2:22t. ~. ...-
William Ward, proprietor of Broad.
way saloon, was Knocked senseless and
robbed of small amount of money
early this morning. The robbers have
been arrested.
The Times says, in reference to re-
ported defalcation in banking institu-
tuition on the East side: "The amount
involved was not very large, say S25, 900.
The money has been traced to certain
parties who, rs officers and directors,
were behind hand in one of the small
national banks up town, and who, to
cover their retreat, started a still
smaller bank on their own account I'M
der the banking law of New York. The
money in default has since been paid to
a national bank from which these en-
terprising spectators had seeded"
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BY THE CABLE:
IBy Telegraph to the Register.l

PARIS. October 22.-The Moniteur, IN
an official article announcing the cessa7
tion of warlike preparations against
italy, saws: "Franee beheld the spectaI;
Gle of an invasion Of the Papal States
by armed bands observation-disclosures
provinces of Italy, She could not, con-
sistentlyl with her duty, dignity and
her national honor, suffer the Septem-
her Convention tosbe thus violated;
She PREPARED to send an army across the
Alps, but Italy has since give ample
pledges to tulflly her obligations Of the
treaty in the largest issue, and eohse
quently all hostile preparations hays
been suspended by France"
FLoRENeEs octdbeps22 Reports are
in circulation that Garibaldi has sue
ceeded in reaching Italy, and is nov
with his son Menotti. ~
BERLIN, October 22.-It is reported
that the Grand Duchy of Baden WIZ
soon Join the confederation OF North
German States.
PARIS, October 22-Noon.-The Mon
iteur announces that the expedition to
Italy has cen countermsnded, as Itals
pledges an observance of the treaty.
s ANTWERP, October p, Evening.-Pe.
trolepm fiat; standard white 90 francs
90 confines. II 4 = = g TTDNc
LONDON. October 22-Eyening.- Con.
soils, SO 1916; sos, 69i Illinois Cen
trail, 75t. ''''.s-"
FRANKFORT, October 22-Eyening.-
United States bonds advanced to-743.
LIVERPOOL, October 2-Evening.-
Cotton closed heavy, owing to the un.
settled state Of affairs caused by the
stoppage of tbs Royal Bank and unfa
. vorable reports from Manchester. Bust
ness light. Sales 10000 bales. Quota
stions show q decline of 9-l6 of r penny
Afiddling. uplands 5 ZIG, Orleans
sl1-16.
Manchester market dull, with a decli
ming tendency. BreadstuffS are &C
i've. Quotations irregular. Corn closed
at an advance of Is; new mixed ives
tern 46s Cd. Wheat declined 8 pence
California white dull at l5s Cd: red
western Ids. Peas lower and heavy at
Cos. Oats unchanged. Barley nominal.
LONDON, October 22-Noon.-Consols
"a; bonds 69s; ex-cOupons Illinois Cen
trail 7S4; Erie 46.
LIVERPOOL, October 22-Noon.-Cot-
ton irregular. In consequence of the
failure of the Royal Bank of Liverpool
Corn advanced to 45s cd. Other articles
unchanged.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
wRrd Meetings in PhilndelPhia-Thc
--Cannierfeit 5.30s-The Trial OF JEFF.
Bavis-M isceliaueous.


$780, Cannierfeii 7-30s-Thc Trial OF JEFF.
Davis-M isceiiaueeus
New YORK, October 22.-The Herald's
special says: Numerous ward meetings,
in favor OF the Grant inOvement, were
held in Philadelphia last night. At
one of them Judge Kelly made speech ,
fully endorsing the proposed nomina-
ton, and asserting that Grant, po!it-
ically, was in full accord with Con-
gress. ..r ....
The Times special denies the report
that General Grant had written a very
radical letter TO Dr. Lieber.
The question of the liability of the
Government for the counterfeit seven
thiriics il has received, is recei wing close
attention IN tue Treasury Department
Assistant Treasurer Van Dyck, at New
York, writes that in all cases the dis
tinct understanding between the party
sendiug in notes aud himself has been
that he Uuly received the bonds for
Transmission and conversion, and to that
effect lie requires all parties tn endorse
the notes as means. of Identification,
so that if found to be spurious or cav
Gated they may be returned To the own
er without difficulty. GA the other
hand, bankers claim that the payment
which Mr. Van DycRE makes. when he
receives the notes is complete trans
action, aud that the Government be-
comes responsible for the notes after
that time, just as fully rs they (the
bankcrs) would become responsible for
q counterfeit received over their own
counters.
The Herald's special says: District
Attorney Chandler has notified Charles
OConnor that the Government will be
ready to proceed with the trial of jeff.
Davis ut the session of the United States
Circuit Gonrt in Richmond commencing
Jon the 25th,of' November. Unless post
ponement is procured by Davis counsel,
IL Is considered certain, that the trial
will come off. Preparations for his re-
ception arc being made by his counsel
in Richmond.
1t is said that Mr. Stewards mission
to New York is to start new COnser-
vative Republican party in that State
to hold the balance of power. The mis-
sion had the approval of the President
The Tribune'S special says, Postmas-
ter General Randall has written letter
strongly endorsing President johnson.
Another member of the Cabinet, accused
of opposition to the President, will soon
4 write q similar letter. r-"a
b. The Worlds special says: The Pres
ident desires it TO be stated in this cor
respondenco that the correspondent of
the Boston Post was not authorized by
him to say he would resist impeach-
ment, nor that he would make no Cabi-
net removals until after the November
elections.
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will the Fluid Extracts 60 out ofuse owing
TO the high price, or can we have some aathorr
tive notifications of the formulas by which We
can make thepl at a more REASONABLE cost
IF the latter shall the change be in thu qnal-
ity of the menstruum, or in the manner OF APP
plying IT, So as TO reduce the quantity REQUESTED
Can there bea c0nyocatiOn Of tbs Committee OF
Revision to authorize some new method OF mod
ifcation Of the present recipes
With regard to the contemplated change In
the quantity or in the menstruum itself IN the
preparation of Fluid Extraets, / would take &C
casnn ~ say that in medicine the health OF the
patient is the great object to be gained.
The cost of material is something, bnt when
put in the scale with human health, and often
human life, it Is hardly worthy Of consider ti1n
at all Buohu (aelmbOld's) WI continue to be
made as formerly, and 1T cannot be maintain
ed at present prices they will have TO be advane-
cd t. meet the advance in thepr!ce Of material.
To such as desire quantity il stead OF quaiity'
wa would say that water h cheap commodity,
and NAV be readily added by the person using
the medicine # he desires TO do so. -..
III. T. HELMBeLD,. Druggist and Chemist,
594 Broadway, New York City.
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Peruvian NeMa

NEw YORK, October 22.-Advices from
Peru up to September state that the
city OF Araquippa was entirely in the
hands of the revolationists aud was
being fortined. Their programme is the
overthrow of the administration Of Pa.
do and ths restitution of the Constitu.
ton of 1854 as reformed in 1850, and
the recognition of CoieAel Cauezo as
the constitutional head of the Repub.
iic.t The clergy, people and troops in
and aronnd AraqWppa are said to have
fraternized with tie revolutionary
forces. The loyalty to Prado Of General
Bustan,sst, ~ no Is said to suppress the
movement, is questioned. Many arrests
have been made at Lima of suspected
persons, aud the opinion is growing that
Trades days are numbered. ~
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ROCHESTER, October o2.-The spoke
mandatory Of VIM. Gorris g. Co., and
tho tool mandatory of A. NJ. Badger
& Co., was destroyed by fire this morn
ing. Loss upward Of $50, 600 which is
fully insured.
PHILADELPHIA, October GA fire last
night destroyed Randolph & jerks cot
ton warehouse and the wool warehouse
Of Thsw S'Walker. Iossoffthe form
er $50. 900; insured. The latter SlO,0oO;
insured. ,! - wv 49,. - -
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EEEEEEEERE
HelmbOId's Highly COncen'
trated Compound Fluid
Extract Ruchu

Is Certs in and Safe Remedy pleasant in taste ::
saases of the Bladder and Kidneys Gravel
Dropsy, Organic Weakness, Obstruction o.
Urine in every form, whether existing in male
or female. and no matter OF bow long standing
For Medical Properties Of BUCHU, SEQ DIS
pensatory Of the United States:
See Professor Devices valuable works on the
Practice of Physic.
See remarks made by the late celebrated DR.
Physick, Philadelphia.
See remarks made by DIR. Ephriam Mcdowell
. Celebrated Physician, and Member OF the
ROYAL College of Surgeons, ireland, and pub.
lished in the transactions of the King and
Queen journal. Il.,y
See Mcdico. Chirurgical Review, published by
BENJAMIN Travers, Fellow Of Royal College Of
Surgeons. ., ,-r,,.,,
See most of the late Standard Works of Medi
cine r....r
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ws. sLiI. !, I,cn,.

q, p .hwesHfSar6s, October 22.--.Calet
S' Cushing and Richard Mertick are pre-
pairing cases TO have restored to former
81 owners all property sold in the District
r.@,zsi Columbia under the confscatiou
10 IAN Their point is that these wsre
i".''' "'>. cases requiring the action of d
< ~, JILL #rf5HF - rsr F..
81 He 81 reslent has directed a reserya-
WasswoSs, ~ fay PURPOSES 1T Fort
VudfSdlind tlArtvt tota covering one hhn'
10 HtA ConptroIIs, sa nv niue mlfs, "a a,
the quarterly reports nv. - gu al
ssiI8aakssxaesf this Fis t.Sstion, = ss
at EeFt, Smiti,y AFkapsssss An IL 20" 7,
canditiop OF ant haiiks e,.s";s'i I W.
States and Cities S&fff BE- ready ir "n ~
- :, 'hcAfis1, " SATURDAY. = itSa - pun
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did this because I had used all kinds of ad.
vcItised remedies and had found them worth
less, and some quite injurious; in fact despair
ed of ever getting wei, aud determined to use
no remedies hereafter unless / knew Of the in
gradients. 1t was this that prompted me to use
your remedy. A you advertised that il was
composed OF bHchu c,tbebs, and juniper berries Il
occurred TO me aid my physici an excellent
combination, and, with ms advice, after an ex
animation of the article, aad consulting again
with the druggist, concluded 10 try it. com
menced its use about light M snths ago, at which
time was confined to my room.
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OILS.

TOBACCO.
l. I0i Butts ''0ld Bcn's' blk les
IS caddies do. do do.
10 butts Niagara" do.
~ caddies do. do
-. sibutts Dew Drop" do.
80 Iaddiea Hombrick do.
l0i boxes Emily Jsnes natl if.lh
81 do. DiAdem soft pal, inch
do. Wheeler's hd. pd. y 10.
do. do. hard pd. / H. luinp,.
10 do. "Millio Collins hard Isl. / No. nm,
IT 5 do. keon's Fine Twist uatllL
81 do Ailler's X. and L. tW Isl ,Loios
lddrums Fig Leaf.
90 kKs. 6.twist runninglOs
..Ir..a pm SMOKING TOBACCO
IS bills. r. @. smoking tobacco.
10 hlf bills. f. 6. do. de-.
10 bbls. G. y do. do
10 hlf bills. &. =. do do.
Our stock OF tobarco Is large mI tta,ar,.
ment unsurpassed by any IN thr murld ",
chants arc respectfully invited 8" give u,I..I
before purchasing elsewhere
MAXWELL s TiNGlF
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From the first bottle I vas astonished and
gratiHed at the beneficial effect and after using
II three weeks, was able TO walk out. l felt
much like writing you full statement Of my
case at that, time, bat thought my improvement
might only be temporary, and therefore con.
cluded 10 defer and see If II would effect per.
perfect cure, knowing thenit would be Of great.
er value to you and more satisfactory to me.
lam noe able % report that dfetTs. Is Effected
after usina the remedy for fire months.
hare notus,d any iioto for three month"; and
feel az ,oell IA all TespsctS az e1eT did.
Your Buchu being devoid Of any unpleasant
taste and odor, n nice tonic AMI fnvigorator OF
the system, lido notfnean 70 be without n when.
ever occasion nnsy reahire its use IN sueh af.
feetiohs. ... ". MCCORMICK.
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New York Dry Good. marses.
NEw YoRx Octobtr %

All printed calicoes have been marked
down to shilling per yard. This de-
cline has caused great excitement in the
mar ket, and trade is very active among
the houses which made the reduction.
'Deisiaes'of cerfaiu brands, in old sty les,
are also decidedly lower. The Hamil-
ton Wooden comapny'ss goods are sell
ing as low as'1Ic and even loo, while
Spragnes are offered at i5c. - Augusta
brown sheetings are down to-t shilling,
aud width To LIE. Indian head are
rcdueedto !, aud Lyman to It.E
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Franz Auburu.

AUBURN, N. Y, October 22.-The Sec
retary of State finished here yesterday
the duty which called him from WASH.
ington, which was to erect a monumeh,
to his deceased wife. 1t IS q work o.
Esxonisite beauty. The Secretary left
for Washington this morning. Senior
(ioni. the Spanish Minister, and SignoI
Cerntti, the Italian Minister, who at.
tended the Secretary, also returned
with him.
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nRGANIC MEAKNEsS
DR. JOHNSTON,

Member OF the Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon.
don, graduate from one of the most eminent
Colleges in the United States, and the greater
part of whose life has been spent In the hospitals
Of London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere
has effected some of the most astonishing cures
that were ever known. Many troubled with
ringing in the head and ears when asleep, great
nervousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds,
bashfulness, with frequent blushing attended
sometimes with arrangement of mind, were cur.
al immediately