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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-09
r ANE q mEADE,S SCHOOL

IL First street between Nan and Franklin:
General JAMES II. LANE and Mr.. HuDlJAh
MADE will open the frs. session OF their schcoi
on the Esd September Lsxt.
While ,pscial attention viii be paid 10 Er Slish.
the pupils Of this hool Will be thoroughly pre-
pared FOR the Untversity OF Virginia or the VIZ
ginia Military lnsritut..
For further information apply 10 either o! The
Principals, box leo, Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-09

SHOCKOE HILL ACADeM The
third ANIMAL session Of this insfitutinn. LofAS1
at the corner Of Seventh and Grace STREETS, VIZ,
commence on MONDAY. September ION, Sn4
close tho last Of June. The object Of this seheo!
to prepare boys for college or 1T them toi pu,.,.
ness pursuits. This Principal has had sight yesTs
experience as an instructor OF youths Al u,
close OF the sess!on. prizes viii ba distributes -
the manner prescribed In circular, wbith sau 70
obtained At The bookstores or at the sshooi.roo@
after lot OF September.
Charges sams as last session, and pay able 10 81
vance: English branches and Mathematics w
half session. S32 50 Greek and Modern LAT SSsss''
each $40: Latin as s. T. BEACB,
au ai-t0i Principal
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REFERRyCRs

Or. 2. II. Feare, DR.. J. 4. Cnnningham, Z. D.
Crsrshaw. E,q.; GenerslH: Wise, General J: T.
Anderson, J. B. Dupuy, Bsq K a Lancaster,
E,q Colonel W. GiIhsn, Y. F Williams, go,
Richmond. Virginia: DR.. s. Aaupin Professor I.
II Smith. Professor NJ. Scheie d = We're. University
Preston. 'olonsl T. Il. Williamson Virginia MIL
tary Institute; Colonel a. 7. Bleisos Baltimore
Maryland; Governor John Letchsr. LsxtnsLnn.
Virginia n. Z lefeSvre. Mon,g om-ry. Ila6sm>i
J.. (. Harvie. Fsq Rev. r. +. berkIey, Amelia ;
Major X. Uorthst Charles CITY Sc 5-tDlt
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SCHOOL FOR SMALL GIRLS

MISS TAZEWTLL WILL OPEN A
lHl SCHOOL For YOUNG LADi ES AND GILL
DkRN, IN THIS CITY, on TIE FIRST DAY OF
OCTOBER There will ia under her Instruction
Bellies Lettre Class. which VIII present the ad-
vantage OF a thorough course OF ReadiDg TO young
ladies who have graz uated.
All oIher desired information In conns elton with
he SCR DOL be obtained By applf cation TO Miss
TAIEW ELL, after the 18th september ~ b er re-
sidence, on Fifth street between grace aud Frank
lin, where the school will be organized, and the
best references given II required sa 3-2w+
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-09

-rnR SALE.-A RAKE SnhNCE'-A
npITc STORE. centrally located, and one OF the
va, .,,nd, In the city for both retail ana "nois-
80 nn.,uess. Address post. once po1 i0'0.
sale nus'Ae 80 o-2w
r~ FRESH ARRIVAL OF
PAIL DRY GOODS
LEVY BRoTHERs'.
va have Ius. received lot OF goods suitable LOT
80 o,nroach1pe season which we intend to
off or at great Inducements. Among
thenare:
500 n,sces OF FALL PRINTS q. 10, 49, and leo. per
ITS pieces Of CAssINETr a. 1885,, good bargain {;
10 pieces TO- sHEETING, brown. 4oc. per yard;
50 pieces NAINsooK. 2'c.;
50 pieces HICKORY SHIFTING, lssc;
so pieces BED TICK, l2sc.;
400 pieces full-width BLEACHED COTTON. lsc. !;
$50 pieces nearly full-width BLEACHED COT
TON, 12sc.;
100 pieces BLEACHgD COTTON. loc.
las pieces BROWN COTTON, l2sc.
$50 pieces full-width BROWN COTTON, lssc.;
500 LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKBRCHlEFs, l2ac.
no dozen WHITE HOSE, l23c. per pair;
TABLE DAaAsK, warranted all linen, 7sc.,
cheap ats1.
FLANNELs!
FLANNELs!
fLAENELs
We call particular attention to all wool FLAN
HELs, from the lowest 10 the highest grades.
These Flsnnels were bought at the great bankrupt
sale, and are really bargains.
ALL-wOoL WHITE FLANNBLs
ONLY THIRTY CENTS PBR YARD.
Our general stock is, rs usual, the largest and
best assorted In the city, as Of the firm 10 oon
stanly in New York, keeping our assortment at all
times complete, and securing every good bargain
offered.
LEVY BROTHERS,
1917 MAIN STREET,
Sign OF the Flag inscribed
LEvYs' DRY GOODS STORE.
[se7]
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MIR. ERlCSSON'S SCHOOL FOR
w YOUNG LADIES, CORNER OF GRACE AND
FOuSHEB STREETS RICHMOND, YA.-Ths
sixth session OF this Institution will commence on
the lat Of October pext
The scarcity Of money has induced the Principal
to adopt the following rates:
Advanced English branches IL crRaEScYsso
Ancisnt and Modern Languages, ach ....... Is
Music, Drawing, &c, professors fees.
Vocal Music, FRXg OF CHARGE
opportunities will be afforded young ladies not
attending the school to join Glasses In Languages,
Lttsratnre, Drawing. or Music.
30 3-lmF 3D. a. ERICSSON Principal
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TkFFERSON MALE ACaDtM
- TwsNTY. FIFTH B.TwEES CtH ,,S
LEIGH STREETS. CnURGH HILL The !Ss!yi.
annual session Of DOL " Ill comElenee L
{. w. PRTaERRRlDGs.,
ss4-3ws Principal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-09

MISS CAUTHORN will re open het
1Hl school on the 18th OF September, on Eoa'"
between Main and Franklin streets. 90.
Price OF tuition: For sngi,sh. $40. french To-
Music. 81 y lesson. Payable In advance.
au 2i-2w&
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THE NORWOOD SCHOOL, with a
ful! corps OF able and experienced instructors,
and under Sill more favorable aIsplces tna here.
tofore. will reopen on WEDNESDAY ths 18th G!
September. 1867. The interest and advnucemsh!
of the scholars shalt receive the closest personal
attenuoE. Address
WILLIAM D. CABELI., Principal,
Norwood pos. Office, Nelson county, Va
au l3-tOcl
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Educational.

n r. BASES ENGLISH AND or 10
i sICAL School. twenty. 4 "a, .s ohhs-
my school VIII commence on this MONDAY ~ a
No. 40. Tho tuition payabis monthly T., ,"s.i
vance. Va u.
In the classical department, for the session >,
In the English department for the session ~ w
ten months. Observation-Disclosures. =,
ga OF '<''>.''.,. u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-09

The next session will begin on MONDAY. Sep.
tsmber 10TH 1867, and end June 3Oth 1855
CHARGss Same AZ FOR last year. Psymen. for
second half session in two insta lmen's
For circulars showing conrse Of study. Sc sp.
ply at the bookstores, or 10 either principal
through post Office. au l3-tDl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-09

MR. D. TURNER'S SELECT GIG
wi SICAL AND EsGLISH SCHOOL y,trnn5
TWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH STRgsTa 5s-
twenty fourth session OF this school viii ma
MONDAY. September 23d pssia
TRRMs: For the session, $50. For fur,bs,
ticulars, see circulars at the bookstores or pi.
TO Mr.. TURNER, st his residence, Third s,.ss'pJ
tween Main and Franklin or at bis school roe De-
au 72-tO5 '' 'Soia
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-04-24

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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-04-24

kISsING.-Josh Billings says
there is ;onc coldj blue, lean kiss,
that always makes him shiter to
see. Two persons; (ov the femail
persuasion) who have witncsst a
create many Younger and more
puIpy daze, meat in some public
place, and not having saw each
other for twenty-four hours, tina
kiss immcgiatcIy-thcn tha tork
about the weather and the young
man who preached yesterday, and
then tha kiss immegiately, and
then tha blush and Iarf at what
tha say to each other, and then
kiss again immegiately. This kind
of kissing oIwas puts me in mind
ov tcw old Aints trieing to strike
fire"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-04-24

The Boston T0reiirr is conduc-
ted by men Of Shrcwd business tact:
and yet We find this sentence OF
arrant nonsense in its editorial
columns "Thcrc is also an unca-
sy feeling among business men on
account of the recent uttcranrca
Of the President about the nation
al debt. Suppose he should Sc
cretIy encourage the rebels to
rush to arms-hoW easily he could
destroy the national credit" " This
cheerful habit Of ':supposiny' once
plunged g little girl into deep dis
trcss, as in her minds eye she be-
held herself the mother Of 4
charming faxcn-haired boy, who
went to a trunk in the attic: open
cd the lid, looked in, let 90 his
hold of the lid, which falling,
chopped OFT his faxen-haired head,
and left the little girl a ;;supposed"
mourner.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-04-24
Brigham Young on Polygamy.

Brigham Young on Polygamy.
ThcfoIlowingportio ofBrigham
Toung's address at the semi-annual
conference lately held at Salt Lake
City, is taken from the Descret
News:
The last time I was in the city
of Lowell. there were fourteen
thousand more females than males
in one city. This is many years
ago. They live and diein single
state, and are forgotten. Have
they filed the measure Of their
creation: and accomplished the
designs of heaven in bringing them
upon the earth? No they have
mot. Two thousand good: God
fearing mon should go there and
take to themselves seven wives
apiece. It IS written in the Bible.
and in that day seven women
shall take hold CT one m&n: saying
We will eat Our bread: and wear
Our own apparel: only let is be
called by thy name: to take away
our reproach.' The Government
Of the United States do not intend
that that prophecy shall Be fulfill
ed, and the Lord Almighty means
that it shall. DO you not think
that the Lord will conquer ? :
think he will, and we are helping
him. It is the decree OF the Al
mighty that in the last days seven
women shall take hold Of one man,
&c.. to be counseled and advised by
him, being willing to spin her own
wool. make her own clothing and
do everything they can 10 earn
their own living. il they can bear
his name to take away their re-
Droach. What is this order for?
1t is for the resurrection it is not
for this world: I would not 60
cross this bowcry for polygamy,
if it only pcrtaincd to this world.
1t is for the resurrection, and the
spirit Of the Lord has come upon
the people. and upon the ladies
especially to prepare the way for
the ftlltiIlmcnt Of his word: The
female sex have been deceived, so
long, that a spirit has come upon
them: and they want = place, and
a name, and head, tor the man is
the head Of the woman: 10 lead
her into the celestial kingdom Of
our Father and God."
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-04-24


Res0Ired, That the President of
the Board be requested to confer
with the President Of the Char
lottc and Columbia Railroad, So
Letting him to connect with the
Charleston train at Columbia, the
same as he now connects with the
Augusta train. This arrangement
will prevent passengers on the
line Of this road, and destined from
Charleston, from laying over one
night in Columbia.-Pr0cecdloGS Of
Charleston Board Of Ir0d'.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-04-24

4 NcadvjlIc (Pa.) paper has an
account Of a new steam plo":
which breaks up, harrows: drills
and seeds or plants strip fifteen
and a half feet wide at each pas
sage. It's rate Of progress is about
four miles per hour, and it will
finish of about Dinety-siy acres Of
ground. planting and al. il The
er2rc II tWc'-'e hours.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-04-24
Important Orders from Gen.
SiCkleS.
HEADQ' RS % MILITARY DISTRICT.
CHARLESTON, April -, 1861.

In reply to several communica-
tions addressed to these headquar-
terS, in reference to the proceed
ings ofthe civil authorities ofSouth
Carolina in the coll. ction Of taxes,
the following letter Of instruction
from lis ExcelIency the Governor
to the ComptroIIer-General is pub
Iished for the information Of all
concerned:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT s. c.
COLUMBIA, February 10, 1867.
Hon. s. L. Lcgplart. Comptroller
General.
Sir: Upon conference with scve-
raj of the Tax-Collectors, as we'll
as the Acknowledgement. l am
satisfied that the enforcement Of
the Acts Of the General Assembly.
according to their technical import,
will be very oppreSsiv" 20 the poor:
who are unable to pay their taxes
and have. no property. and who,
in such contingency, are required
T. hl arrested and confined IL iail
unit! they 10 pay the execution;
and it will impose Z ruinous bur
then on the State to pay for diet
ing all who may be arrested.
When once placed iii jail, there is
no power to release the delinquent
until the Legislature meets. In
the present straightcncd condition
Of the finances Of the State, it
must be avoided, and YOU arc
hereby directed to issue q notice
TO the Sheyitis Of the several Dis
trirts, insjructiny them not to
arrest and put in jail any dciin-
QueMt in tax execution, unless
such Sheriff, upon inquiry, shall
be satisfied thar he or she is traUdu-
lcntly coHccaIing property. or with
l,n1iin a. w c,,,n1- bnll,N iD(r +n hin,
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL "a, 1867.

! vation Of the offence. \ violation
Of this order will render the Of
fender amcnablc to trial and pun
ishmcnt by military commission.
Whenever Wounding or killing
shall result from the use Of such
weapon: proof that the party car
ricd or concealed a deadly weapon
shall be deemed evidence of a 1elo-
neous intent to take the life Of the
; injured person.
! XIII. The orders heretofore is
sued in this Military Department,
prohibiting the punishment of
crimes and offences by whipping.
manning, branding: stocks, pillory,
or other corporal punishment: are
in force. and will be oheyed by all
persons.
XIV. The punishment Of death
in certain cases Of burglary and
larceny, imposed by the existing
laws Of The provisional govern
mcnt IN this military district: IS
abolished. Any person convicted
OF burglary: Or larceny: when the
property stolen IS OF the 7Ai0o OF
twenty-five dollars; OF assault ana
battery with intent 10 XIII or OF
any Assault with 4 oe"oIy weapon;
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-04-24
WANTED.
Notice..

Theodore Goun and James Mcintosh, both
of the Town of Ncwberry, in the State Of
South Carolina, have formed limi.ed part
nership for the transaction Of a General Drug
Business, at Newberry, South Carolina, un>
der the partnership name aud style of T.
Gouin, in which Theodore Gouin is q gene
raj partner and James Mcintosh is special
partner: TO carry on which partnership bus
ineSs James Mcintosh has contributed two
thousand dollars, and which partnership
commences on this the 26 day of March,
and continues until the expiration Of three
months after one partner has given notice to
the other Of his intenion to dissolve the
partnership. JAMES MCINTOSH.
Dec 27 6 T. GOUIN.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-04-24

Near Philadelphia is hale and
hearty man, possessed of the most
sensitive feelings. When his wife
goes into the yard and saws wood
for half a day, he sits by the fire
with tears in his ewes.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-04-24
NO. II.

\ MIXIN' OF THE BABIEs.-Some
time ago, there was q dancing par
y given up North most Of the
ladies present had little babies,
whose noisy pervcrsity required
too much attention to permit the
mothers to enjoy the dance. A
number Of gallant young men
volunteered to watch the young
ones while the parents INDUCED
III a "breah down." No sooner
had the women left the babies
in charge Of the mischievous
devils than they stripped the in
fants and changed their clothes,
giving the apparel Of one to ano-
ther. The dance over, it was
time to 60 home: and the mothers
hnrriedly took each a baby: in the
dress Of her own, and started,
some to their homes ten or fifteen
miles Of. and we're far on their
way before daylight. But: the
day following, there was tre-
menQous row in the settlement
mothers discovered that q single
night had changed the sex Of
their babies. Observation disclosed
the physical phenomena: and then
commenced some Of the tallest fe-
male pcdc5trainisIn living miles
apart: it required two days to un-
mix the babies, and as many
months to restore the women to
their natural sweet dispositions.
To this day: it is unsafe for the
baby mixers to venture into the
territory.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-04-24
LEWIS BUTLER,
FASHIONABLE BARBER anC
HAIR DRESSER,

RESPECTFULLY announces 10 the gen
tIemen of Newberry, that hv has opened at
the old shop, opposite the Coort House,
and next to Mc>Srs. l. " Suber l. Co.,
where he will be happy TO wait upon all in
the exercise Of his profession. His ohjec;
is to please the most fastidiouS taste, and
the keeping Of his shop shall be after the
most urexceDtiona5le style.
Shaving, Trimming, Shala7ooinc, and
Haird,;n.. cXc.%..,i i: the G!c@; app.olcd
Sl3uicr, J't. =" -.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-04-24

lection Of all claims.
To suffer all this to go OH with
out restraint or remedy is to
sacrifice the general good. The
rights of creditors shall be respect
ed but the appeal Of want and
suffering must be needed. Moved
by these considerations, the follow
ing regulations are announced.
They will continue in force, with
such notifications as the occasion
may require, until the civil govern
ment Of the respective States shall
be established, in accordance with
the requirements Of the Govern
ment Of the United States.
The Commanding General earn.
estly desires and confidently be-
lievcs that the observance Of these
regulations; and tie cooperation
Of all persons concerned in en-
pIoying fairly and justly the
advantages StillGema;ning to them,
will mitigate the distress now
existing and that the avenues Of
industry: enterprise and the orsoni
zation thus opened, will contribute
to the permanent welfare and
future happiness Of the people:
!. Imprisonment for debt is pro-
hiGitcd; unless the defendant in
execution shall be convicted Of a
fraudulent concca!mcnt or DISPOSE
ton Of his property. with intent
to hinder. delay and prevent the
creditor in the recovery Of his
debt or demand. and the pro
ccedings now established in North
and South Carolina, respectively.
for the trial and determination Of
such questions, may he adopted.
II. Judgments or DEGREES, for
the payment Of money: or causes
Of action arising Between the 10Th
Of ofDccvmbcr. 1860, and the 18th
OF May. 1865. shall not be enforced
by execution against the property
or the person Of the defendant.
Proceedings in such causes Of
action, nov pending, shall be stay
ed: and no suit or process shall
be hereafter instituted or commcn-
ced for any such causes Of action.
III. Shcritf>. coroncrS and cOnsta-
bIes arc hereby directed to suspend
I'i '"''r' y .''''''''''' I"'l''I,Y
sale of all property upon execution
u P'0''SS, 0'' i'''ol'''.lS va =, ~
prior to the 10Th Of December,
1860, unless upon the written con-
sent Of the defendants, except in
cases whore the Olnintiff. or, in his
nh,o,,no lie onon+ ~ attorney
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V - l.., .Io
l'Io-, .l,y' ~ - ;,5toma.+ ,,,n,,n,. oc,rn
i, >.' -;,,no +no 15tb do,- Of Nav
1915 shall not have been made
boforc the dav Of sale.
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..:
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,'L'S'"5 a. 5on S"''1" r,1 -
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"5''''''' ,''l r''l'N ;.
+;or of +bo money arisino undcr
s,cl. oxocntions rcnard Shall be
bod To the nrioritv oflicns, unless
in cosas whore the GOOD faith of
lion sbo1I hr drown in oucs-
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-04-24

Wife (anxiously): "What did
that young lady observe that
passed US just now ?" Husband
(with a smile Of calm delight) ::
"Why, my love, she observed
rather a good looking man walk
ing with quite an elderly female
that's all. Ahem :"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-04-24

ported and enforced. Wages for
labor performed in the production
Of the crop shall be lien on the
crop. and payment Of the amount
due for such wages shall be en-
forced by the like remedies provi-
ded to secure advances Of money
and other means for the cultiva
tion Of the crop.
VII. In all sales Of property un-
der execution or by order Of any
court, there shall be reserved out
Of the property Of any defendant
upon his or her labor, q dwelling
house and appurtenanccs andtwen-
tv acres Of land fer the use and oc
cupation Of the family OF the de-
fendant. and necessary articles Of
furniture, apparel. subsistence; i'm
pIcmcnts Of trade, husbandrv OF
n+hnr crnnIovmon+ Of rhn ya?re Of
five hundred dollars. The home
stead exemption shall inure only
to the benefit Of fa:nilics-that is
to say, to parent or parents, and
child or children. IN other cases,
the exemption shall extend Only
to clothing. implements Of trade
! or other employment usually fol-
! lowed by the defendant: to the
value Of one hundred dollars. The
exemption hereby made shall not
be waived or defeated by the act
Of the defendant. The exempted
property Of the defendant Shall be
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ted States; declared by the Con-
grcss Of the United States to be q
legal tender in the payment Of all
debts: dues and demands: shall lie
SO recognized in North and South
Carolina. And in all cases in
which the same shall be rendered
in payment: and refused by any
public officer, Will De at once re-
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-04-24
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Grirpd to rcnort 70 the command
inc officer Of the post in which
thn;r dn+ins orn ,9crfor,ncd the
names Of all parties imprisoned
for the non-pavment Of taxes. the
amount flax due. and the amount
oEcosts and fees. touethcr with
the evidence showing THAT he or
she is fiaudulentlv concyalinw Dro-
narjv or wilh-hoI.Iinr money be-
Ionr;no to him or her."
Post commanders will see that
tbo roouircmcnts Of this circular
are observed.
p. command ot No;or-coooro1
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HEADQ'Rs 2D MILITARY DISTRICT.
CHARLESTON, April II, 1867.
General Orders No. 10.
The general destitution prevail
ing among the population Of this
military district cannot be relieved
without afording means for the
development Of their industrial
resources. The nature and extent
Of the dcstitution demands extra