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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-06
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

SoTTu,,lrToN Nov. 5-Fvenine-The Steamship New
York Can't Ernst from Newly on the oath of October
arrived here at o'clock this afternoon, en- route 10
Bremen.
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BELOW.
DISASTERS.


The Dhcoiab )oi Stockton Me- from Carnas for New York
areetd ocrocote Bar On MONDAY nIsh oct & Al bands
ss. wife va. lost vessel and cargo toti los, Four Of The
the steamship Eleu Terry to-day from Neshcn
DOMESTIC PORTS.
cHARIEsToS S G. Nqy 5-Ani'el steamship, Champion from
sailed steamship SeaGu for Baltimore; sehr N b Baiaaa
SAY FRANCISCO Nov 3he mail steamship Golden Aso arrived mere
s. steamship, lee Tor Sewlor aud North Point Baltimore
ship May Flower Tor Hare.
passed this point th, way Qaebec AZ o'clock this morning
5ceIcci morning and sail. assln Tor Boston at p IA.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
LAsDIRn LiGrs OvpicE DuBLiN lltb October le5-Noee
i Nav aS7 c changes the ehrsctpT and posou Of %
e Of the gh the Bat Coast Of Ireland between he ksh Bank
and aska Roc therein named well the addition Of other Lights
CoDuN6 heur vrELA Light Vessel has been placed in
the Cooling Bank, latitude 81 GO ~ aud longitude - g. W.
from sunset sunrise showing IL Greatest bran every 20 seconds
This vessel has three aud carries globe Nth ha globe Under
meath at be, manma head Ier hull painted black Win white
WICKLOW SwAsn LGHr VEEL-Th' Lh Vessel has been re-
weKraw HF.p Lonr-The a,cd bright hight hitherto exhibited
from the Wicklow Head Lighthouse has been changed TO intermittent
bright light showing alternately seconds bright and three seconds
NORM AHKLow B,SK Lieur vRsssL-A Light Vessel ha been
re 2rios baSs ' , g s. ad S aS S '' S@a
w from which two ard bgh, h exhibited nom sunset to san
att hight OFF, feet above sea level She ha. hre ma's' "ih globe
BLACK With white stripe and the wOns Aklos Bank North IN
white letters o her sides
ARuow BaSK sorrm Lroar yGssKlThs position Of this Light
Vessel has been changed lies 10 = thoms water about
g. aud longitude = 81 i S " ter St Sa. been changes from
bright revolving light hall inmate 10 bright revolving light
minute She has three aud esrnss hall globe globe
her n-ma head.
Her hull painted black stripe with the words Ar0w
Bank South " IN white letters on her sdes
BLACKwArER BANK NEssEi-1he position 81 this light
sci has been changed ~ atlnps water
u niles hast Of her former position in latitude ~ B n and oug
tude o. 81 W The character ofths gh, remains hrrio via
Fixed bright light miss ard globes her
main mast head Her ul painted black With white sle aud the
words Backwairf Bauk white lettcp IN Der SIDE ~ order
WI LEES, Secfetau.
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IAnnouncemeutAl

New SYSTEM OF VENTILATION. by HENRY
- HESRI A. Gorez, No 25i broadway.
Bet your HATS on KNOX; bet your HATS at
Kno1 knock your payable BY Knox The loser will derive
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$50 Broadway They bear unmsalble and nonconntereabe
marx Of fashion grace elegance and economy They always at
premium and some day quoted articles as they con
time TO rise above par heads Of families Therefore you
had better bet your better halter OF rival to AnoI
LUNG COMPLAINTS, BRONCHITIS ASTHMA, Nc,
are speedily relieved taken IN time permanently cured by JAYNE
E1rEc1on,sr You will Gld certain remedy for Coughs and
Colds Sold everywhere.
Everybody votes for KENT's EAST IS l1.lA
Depot, Sos 2JJ 2l5 and 20 WashHgton.st
HYDRArLIc Cow MIXER! See advertise
mcni under Wants
+. HOLMES, No, POI Broadway. ..-.,,..-., ..-,
DE SIR 1.-THE public were better posie o. to ne ''''
Burglar Alarm Telegraph, few busanes aoy "on BE- soS@ri
KENNEDY's SALT RHEUM OINTMENT
Cosr.rys MgRcrRr,
or other mineral substance One trial sueeh, convince the most
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If you want good
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-06

NEW SYSTEM OF VENTILATION. By HENRI
y '0.oI HESRr A. GoreE No. 25l broadway
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KrNxEp1,s SAIr RnErM OINTMENT

If you want a good
Goto VANS. No IH Fulton A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-06

LUNG COMPLAINTS, BRoNCHTIs, ASTHMA, &c.
are speedily relieved and taken Time permanently cured by JAYNE
RrrE,roKr viii 6nd a,o certain remedy for Coughs an
Colds Sold everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-06

BILIOl SNESs.-l ne IlNcr Is the largest
gland in the body, and the most i'm
the membrane which secretes the gastric
juice, the fluid which dssolves the food
When it fails TO perform its functions, the
whole system suffers. Its peculiar Office is to
take the superintendent carbon of the blood.
This carbon il unies with other elements and
thereby forms the bitter fluid called bile, which
Is poured into the upper bowel, and greatly
facilitates the processes of digestion and excrc-
ton. When the liver does not work, the bile
has TO be taken out of the blood by the kid
news and hence in bilious disorders the urine
is Of deep yellow color. The kidneys, how
ever, canno5 dispose of all the bile and. con
sequcntly, much of it Oozes through the surface
of the body, giving the skin and the whites Of
the eyes that saffron tinge which is one of the
most noted symptoms of disordered liver 1t
is absolutely essential to health that this power
ful gland should do It's duty thoroughly and
with clock-like regularity.
Probably one fourth of the people of this
country know what it is To be bilious; and in
tropical climates the proportion of sufferers is
much greater. If what are called anti-bil-
i0us medicines were really what they purport
10 be, the disease would soon become obsolete,
for their name is legion. But neither mercury,
the official remedy. nor the drastic pills adyer-
tiScd under so many titles, seem To produce the
desired effect. In fact, calOmel and blue phi
have probably been more fatal To the human
race than the various forms of liver complaint
combined.
HOsTErTER's BITrERs alone, of all the medl-
zines at present in existence, fully meets the
eXigences of what Is termed "a bilious habt
of the body This preparation, IKE the PIE
ITSELF has II mild aperient property ana therefore
(whcn the secretion ~ that natural cathartlc Is
interrupted or impeded) it is exceedingly useful
ls Il means of preventing hard accretl0ns In the
intestinal canal, and CONSEQUENT c0stlVeness Ii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-06

Everybody votes for KENT's EAST INDIA
Cogrrg Bg, n limitations No other genuine
Depot Sos 2JJ lJ5 and 20 Washugtonst
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-20

REPORTED DIFFICULTY IN LOUISIANA
Ten FREEDMEN KILLED.-The Louisiana
Baptist, published at Mount Lebanon,
La, has the following in its issue Of the
18th of last month:
"a gentleman just from Texas, we
understood, relates the following circum-
stance as having occurred on Black
Bayou, near Jefferson. We learn that
he was near the farm where the facts
took place few days after the occur
renee A farmer had a number of hands
employed, under written contract for
one third OF. the crop. He was from
home when they commenced gathering,
and, on returning, found that they were
taking half instead ofa third of the crop.
He demonstrated and told them of the
contract, but they became enraged, and
finally made an attack upon bin, and
he, in defending himself, shot down four
of them with revolver. Going to town,
he reported TIE facts to Federal officer,
who sent an armed force to investigate
and set things to right. The negroes de-
fed and finally attacked this force, when
six more were shot down"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-20
COMMERCIAL.

NRwBERRY, November l9.-Good demand
for cotton with but little Offering, prices closing
at IA to 14s.
CoLuMBIA, November 1S.-Sales of cotton to-
day 33 bales-middling 151.
NEW YORK, November 1S-7 P M.-Sales Of
cotton ]. 300 bales, ,at 172a Is. Flour dull-State
$40 a10.25. : Gold 393.
BALTIMORE, November 1S.-Cotton very dull,
atyl73 Flour dull and nothing doing. Wheat
steady-prime red $3.50 q, 255. Corn frm-old
81 IS fs!; new 81 Is 12s Oats dull, at 20
a., =,
prices irregular; sales $50 bales receipts 04o
-middlings 164.
AUGUSTA, November 18.-Cotton market weak !;
sales 37f bales receipts 23-middIingsl5i.
LIVERPOOL, November s1S-Noon.-Cotto
steady. and little more animated
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-20
. Index to New Adyertisements, !

81: Index to New Advertisements
:. The following Advertisements appear to-day
for the first time. These to be continued, Will
be found under their respective heads In our
next issue :: - =, . ; X -. >-. = !,
: s. P. Boozer & Co:-Haraware, Pot
ware, Guns, &c. - = - $ !. ;; ).
:, r, Stewars-Card. -. =. =. :. :. =
= >. e. New Store, ,-NeH Goods,
Groceries, Hardware, Dry Goods, &c., DC.
Geo. Boozer. Sale of Stock, dc. ::
Sarah Werts, Adui'r Sale of Stoek, dee:
Ladies Fairs-Bcneit Of Methodist
Church, - =. = :
R. McDougal, Columbia Engine fol
Sale.
Tabitha Abney.-Stock Sale.
G. ". Clenn.-Plantation to Rent.
School Notice.-Augusta, Ga.
Democratic Almanac.
W. Fl. Webb Selling off at cost.
D. Mowcr-Goods regardless of cost.
A. Harris Goods cheap for cash.
Capt. Gaunt-House to Rent.
Hair & Coldsmith-Sale Of Stock, &c.
Wiskeman & Wilber-Ploughing.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-20
Latest News Items.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1S.-Fifteen Sena.
tors and thirty Representatiyes-some
from the most remote Statcs-haye ar.
rived. There isa prospect Of full bench
es at the opening session. ~.
An evening paper reports caucus of
leading Democrats here, who, after sew
eral hours consultation, settled on James
B. Steedman and John Quincy Adams,
as candidates for President and Vice
President = -. =. >..~...., -
= CHICAGO. Nov. 19.-Negro suffrage has
certainly been defeated in Minnesota, by
1000 votes. : =
A Havana special says another negro
rebellion is imminent in Jamaica. 1t is
stated that the city of St. Domingo has
been destroyed. No particulars.
= 1t is expected thata new State tax bill
will be issued shortly by General Candy.
The merchants request him to lower
taxes. =, = =
WILMINGTON, November ia con-
servatiye ticket has been brought out
here. Considerable reaction has COM
menced among the colored voters some
will vote the conservative ticket. -
= MERITED CLEMENcY.-The Columbia
Phoenix announces we are pleased to
see, the safe arrival back to their homes,
of Messrs. Radcliffe and Daily, of Arm
strong Thompson notoriety, they having
been pardoned by the President. Mr.. R.,
we are informed, is not improved in
health by his forced sojourn, while Mr..
D., seems to have =fattehed on it. We
sincerely rejoice in their happy return. :
HoMlc1DR.-A difficulty occurred in
Sumter, last week, between Mr.. Joseph
Hodge and Mr.. Charles Durantin which
the latter was shot by the former, ard
died shortly after. Hodge surrendered
himself to the sheriff, -. - ~ =
; Lewis Lindsey, colored delegate to
the he+Reconstruction Convention of Vir-
ginia, has been arrested by the military
authorities at Richmond for using Ian
guage calculated to array the blacks
against the whites. He will be tried by
military Commission. :. : -. -. -. =
: By order;o Gen. Candy, all sherifs'
are to'make returns to him Of delinquent;
taxpayers, and post commanders are
authorized to require the services of .citi-
zens for the necessary repairing of pub
lie highways :: .>,::..ss2,s:s- : -. =.
= Gov. Orr and Gen. Candy are in con:
ference, on the subject of.fature taxation;
and appropriations in. the State. It is.
understood that material changes will be
made, which, while developing the re-
sources of the State, will lessen. The bur.
denFupon the people. - = p g S..s:.;
! Disastrous GALES TERRIBLE Loss OF
L1FE.-WAsHINGFoN, November 15.-In-'
telfigence has been received here that o
hurricane visited the Southern portion of
Porto Rico. TwohundredHyes we're lost.
Four Thousand families are destitute.
Provisions are to be landed three free.of;
duty for the next two>Hoonths. y - -: ;
Toronto, one of the smaller Of the,
British West India Islands, vas sub
merged by the flood which followed the:
gale. :. Il is estimated that ten thousand
lives were lost by the disaster -. -: ,s,{
:, a Liverpool steamer, ,wh Inch was carried
down by the gale. on the 29th- uIs.y car
ried with ber two millions in treasure. :,
The Steam Ship Companies losses at
St. Thomas amount to $12, 600, ,00o.@sr :
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-20
SHsu 10 iaaues Immigration. !, s N.

Wecopy the following9ise observations
communicated,to to the Columbia Phoenix
by a writer who hits the nail in its very
centre. at is, obvious that the only plan
which will prove successful is the adop-
. ton Of the writer's view IS. The plan is
this: - !. ssss..>-: ; -, -
t'That Gen. Wagner invite the land.
holders of the several districts of this
State to meet at their respective court
houses on certain DAY, to be fixed by
( him, and organize associations for the
promotion Of immigration. Let all
landsowners be invited to join these. as
ssoeiations, who are willing to donate
portions of their. lands to Immigrants
who vii settle on and cultivate them"
: sstLet it. be the leading business Of
these associations to collect and register
the names Of all such persens, with the,
number oil. farms or acres they viii do
nate, and forward lists of the same to
the commissioner, Gen. Wagener. This
plan viii prove ehectua!-no other will:
Fsrns must be given to induce extensive
immigration. 1t can easily be shown
that nothing could moro successfully or
mere rapid enhance the interests of
land holders aud the prosperity Of the
State than the adyentswittin her borders
efa: large number afsmall farmers from
the old world. Mere: claborers from
thence will not answer the Purpose: I
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-20

The other day;a bargtar in Brussels,
having gagged a servant girl to prevent
her from crying, and tied herk gs to pre-
vent her escape, found himself out, Of
cord, when he pulled out his, knife and
cut off long tress O. the girls bair With
which he tied her hands. :. - - p -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-20
the Farm and Garden.

; This very welcome and excellent ,agrf
cultural paper for November is received.
Isis published at Clinton, by JAS. R.
Jacobs s Co.. monthly, at the low SUBJ
.scription price of 81 per annum. Every
farmer can afford to take the, Farm and
sGarden, and should take it too, first for
its excellence, and second that it print
ed right at home. Encourage home merit.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-20

<'sDAut DYE SEE DAr?"-The radical
negroes of Nashville are disappointed in
E-the new (radical 'perlice::" They arrest
them just as the. old force did An old
Idarkey was heard to resent it thusly:: =.
s Dah4 dye see dat2 Pore God, dat's
de secon' time Pse seed dat ar. man ecum
Tong. here to-day wild a nigger Thought
dem folks. not gwine to rest US when dey
got in!" "a : -: - ; ''s.,..>,> >.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-20

An obstinate: man in Paterson N. j.,
by The name of Luke, who las got plenty
of money, has gone to %jail rather than
pay the city license feesfor, ,peddlipg in
his wagon; and he declares thatrhe vii!
rot there before ;heiE "conedowna peg"
The Authorities think they can stand It
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-20
Ths Missionary soelssy y sha zsaa. Lat' I


g We make asyaopsisssrom she Char.
lsssoa eoarier Of athe anniversary scsies.
hrssson Of This Society. held at, the
Ilashsran Church ID rlsssop, on tkS; stkkSS;
lsth inst. The Missionary Sermon Kas
preached 81 Rss. ]: aPs Hawkes., osf New
beuy, fron lss sa,aptsr q, Acts 9th
ssrss, and vas peculiarly iDpsessiye and
sppsoprjste. - x. s ::sss .-e :. !,
1he Society vas then called TO. order,
the PrssidsHt, Jacob e Schirmer. ESQ.
bcing IN the Chair. Rev. z. S. Roinesf,
the President of the Synod now IN ses.
sion delisered an earness appeal te the
congregation in aid Of the Association
Af The canelnsion OF his remarks sPresi.
dent Schirmer appointed MeSsrs. j: 81.
sSteinmeyer. dr. Daniel WaSne and
Stephen Thomas, dr., q Committee to
solicit subscriptions ia aid of the Society,
3aadsEe are happy to say that they were
very successful. - 49,
An election of Minister to deliver the
next Missionary Sermon was held, and
resulted in the choice of Rev. W. S. Bow
man, of this city, and Rev. Prof. Smeltzer,
of Newberry, as his alternate.
The election of the following officers of
the Society, to serve for the ensuing year,
; was then held, and resulted as follows:
- President-Jacob F. Schirmer.
: Observation-Disclosures. DR.. Backmau,
w. S. Bowman and Mr.. j. P. Kinard. >
Recording Secretary-Rev. Paul Der
rick. 80.
Treasurer-Mr. j. P. Aull.
Corresponding Secretary-ReV. J. P.
Hawkins. 2~''..
Executive Committee-Rev. j.. P.
gmeltzer, j. A. Sigh, T. S. Roinest and
Messrs. w. W. Houseal, NJ. Barre, j. P.
Kinasd and j. /. Dreeher.
After singing the Missionary hymn, a
benedietioa was pronounced, and the
Society a6joursed.
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SThs Ro5na journal. ..

This 6rst class nexspaper Of literature
and society for searly i quarter Of cen.
aury ths Acknowledged organ ot ealsi-
svaasa Aaerican taste, now enters apona
neg year, enlarged and Improved and
tks conductors coSdialty thank their
frisnds and patrons for. their generous
good. d.will, md for the lafge iincfease given;
10 the circulation of Their paper thepast
par They are encouraged q give i,
sim greater sxcellepce, and are deter.
aSined to make the volume for 1865
more atsraetiye and brilliant fhaas any
'that has preceded II. The leading de,
pafImeats Of shss Home Journal embrace
ea;tofiaas, hritianl romaaces, posaaifares
it American i IL, cfiit tiieisms on new books;
new ait works. rev music and dramas
orsginal essays, spicy letters, travel, adj
venture and observation, and soings. in
he Beau Monde. We recommend tho
sY.ene Joaraais 10 an who want i FIRST
5class literary paper the terms 100 Of
which are So liberal One copy year
IS, three. 81 80 or sir copies s12..
oe Address Morris, Philips q go, loE
'Fnltoa Street. New York. $ 49, -, -, : :,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-20

>. MATRINoNTAI.-Alfrea Memories and
Harriet Mower s(colored) having become
involved in loves labyrinth, went and
spliced their lives as good folks do, and
forthwith sent US large chunks of de-
liclous cake neatly "did" in rose-tiuted
paper and white ribbon. We wish the
bride and her liege lord all the felicity
the poets ever dreamed. -. =, 80 s,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-20

The late storm on the Rio Grande was
frightfuIly destructive. The sea arose
and rushed inland in some places, COM
pletely sweeping away localities. Fifteen
hundred houses were destroyed in Bag
dad. .
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-20

: Brigham Young says that marriage
.foflove is played ont" and nrges all the
young men in: Zion to wed by couples OF
triplets, so as'to prevent undue partiafi.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-20

Subscriptions for Demorests' Fashion
Magazine, and Demoresss' Young Ameri-
ca, received at this Office. See advertise
iAents elsewhere.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-20

.ExTENslvE SALE.-Do not forget that
tue salesof Mr.. H. H. Blease's valuable
plantation and fixtures is to take place
on Tuesday, the Srd day of December
next. Persons in search of a desirable
place may find it there. Allthe fixtures
and appurtenapces, stock, food, &C., will
also be sold. Bargains may be had.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-20
OBITUARY.

- DIED, at his residence in Newberry, at half
past six O'Clock, on Friday evening, 18th Nov,
after short but painful illness Of Congestion Of
Liver, CAPT. GEORGE A, EPTING, aged IS years.
A quiet, unobtrusive gentleman, q kind, afec-
tionate father, firm friend, and.a good citizen,
his loss will be seriously felt by the circle and
community in which he moved.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-20
LOCAL ITEMS.

TuEsDAr's SAIE.-Renember that the
sale of property belonging to the estate
o. Middleton Kinard, comes off on Tues
day, the 26th inst. ): The sale will en-
Brace a great variety Of valuable effects,
and will be worth attending.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-20

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{ SEREN4DE. = We acknowledge with
pleasurethe compliment given US, in the
shape of musical treat, on Tuesday,
IN the wee small portion of the night.
Although it was cold and frosty, about
four o'clock in the mornir 6, and perhaps
after Q happy and gracious round in
which good cheer and inner comforts had
been generously administered and freely
taken. yet the party visited the locals
habitation to cheer his heart and improve
the character of his remaining dreams.
The music was capital, in liveliest meas
ure, much to their credit, and greatly to
the satisfaction of we US and CO., little
and big; even the new ten-pouuder lay
and laughed while the jig was in motion,
while all wished they'd not go home till
morning, till broad day light Thank
you boys, for the treat, and go it while
you're young again We used TO be
some on the fidule once, and onmoonlight
nights did discourse most feelingly too,
and do appreciate your serenade very
emuchly.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-20
MARRIED,

MARRIED, on the 3Oth of October, by the Rev.
". S. Black, MK. N. B. KNOX and MISS SALLIE
FREEMAN, both of Newbsrry.