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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-02
Order N Regard to Taxes

The Pheaix, q October 1ss, gises an
important order, iaTegaFdto Taxes frena
aGen-eaahy. CommandeEs-of psr,s are
gaathotizsdto suspend. collections asset
0giosn in ssidorder. - a. -
The Erst section appeass 10 appss5 sto
%sthe 9ax imposed by the Stase'Esgisiatase
of South Carolina IN Dscemaer,&3s66,
on the gross sales of. .meEehaBss for that
year; the third to all special taxes on
.Spedlers aud otser transient tradsrsS and
the fourth 20 The faxes Imposed 10 pay
sse interest on the de6t of Charleston IN
surred during1h was:
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The GALAXY, for October,

> A4C 11@Sey3 SS@ SSsSSS-S .
Contains son Fortune-Huatigg,na by
saR. H#hitnaore! !; !; 'sEpearis and the Paris.
isns,s By Eugene Benson; "Jdhns 10y
Bertha S. Scranton; ''The Poor Whites
ii the eso6th,,'by E:B: seaBsook ssMeS-
ieaa Armies aad Gsnsrals,Aby A. Con;
sssst elarks; SIN 'fhs Eaenys Lines"
By James Franklin Pitts; American
sGsokery, BY Pierre Blot; .'stevsnLaw-
renee. Yeoman,s by Mrs. Edwards !;
aitiag for the Verdict : by Mrs r.
III Dsrss and ssNebulse, 1:bs the Eaiter.'
The price of tas esI4xris $s So>s
ysars two copies for SO. :.
Address ". sF: 6HUReH;
1Es No 50 PARK Rev, New York. ,
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EDITOR OF TIE HERALD: The follow

EDITOR OF TIE HERALD: The follow
ing communication from the Unionville
Times of the Goth inst, expresses so well
the sentiments Of more than 'nine-tenths
of the people Of this District, that we
ask. you to7publish it. Let every man
who will have vote in the coming elec-
ton read'i it, and look about for suitable
men who viii carry out the only remedy
for relief for the people of -, : -:
-. -. NEWBERRY.,
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For Sale.

=
One of the most elegantly finished and d.
sirably situated RESIDENCES 10 the cisy
of celombia-knoWn az the Bronson prop.
erty-containing eight (s) large fne rooms,
together with Bath Room, Water Closes
Dressing Rooms ,and Pantries; al being
abandantiy furnished with Hot and. Cold
water. throughout. The Kitchen b else
furnished With Hot aud Cold Water. There
Is also on: the premises Well of excellent
water and number Of most choice Fruis
Trees of various kinds. For elegance and
comfort, it is not surpassed in the city. 70
en- sppro,ed purchaser, terms viii be made
accommodating. For particulars, apply -
:. .t~>,., =: 81. H. NJ GIBSON
FURNITURE aill be sod
airh the house, if desired. : yoeL . 4osE
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-02

<oafhes first pase will be found the
first part Of a very interesting story. It
Gia be concluded in our next. Don't
sfaiEto read is, ,sad preserve this paper
until yea +. get tie next aud read II over
tis good and as aFariety, opthe every
gday chapter Of. political sReculations,
hopes and fears, win drive away aSTinkle
: fforas thecare worn, ,brow-r- ..-,s.- !
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4 Nuxubee county. Mississippi. Ico

A Nuxubee county, Mississippi, IGOR.
respondent, gives an account of radical
meeting called by three negroes and three
white men, which the negroes were in
duced to attend by the announcement
that their registration tickets would be
void if they remained away. A white
speaker at the meeting promised them
the mules Of their employers, and then
took up a subscription to bear his ex-
penses to the general convention attack
son. He collected over $500.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-02

Court OF ISoU1RY.-The Washington
correspondent Of the New York Tribune
says:
The President has not yet decided to
grant General Sickles' request for a
court Of inquiry. The probability is
that Sickles will be mustered out of SER
vice as Major-General in the volunteer
service, and assigned to the command of
his regiment as Colonel in the regular
army.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-02

-: ::ssg 4'sI, '9eecssN =
Dry Goods aresalwags in demand, and
Sitis veil tos know where stoGget sthssH:
Should the reader. visit CoIunhia.or or
s6ase aieadsg0ing tberp; or Want sssend
.an order shere,we kRos Of no nnio place BET,
$<sas than the restab tabNsRrenso Of Mr.. u. l.,
Kiaasd, ou Main street. Ills stock is
large, slegsal, varied. You ean't,faik to
6e pleased there. =. -..,.,.:.,-
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-02
LOCAL ITEMS.

, DylSE ShRvIcE may be expected at
St. Lnke's Church, next Monday afternoon,
at four O'Clock, by the Rev. Mr. Pri"ele.
Communion will be administered. Mem
bers.of other. denominations are cordially
invited to participate in Il e exercises oflhe
occasion.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-02

sa We have on hand .
Large Stock Of Groceries,
which ne will sell as Low az they can ha
bought in any up-country markes,
For Cash Or Exchange
Fer Country Produce,
a Also, We will pay the HlaHEsH
CASH PRICE for
Cotton, t Flour, Grain, ..
:, -. -. Peas, &C.: :, ~.
MAYES & MARTIN,
October 9 .. - ~. g. ..-. .-...
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-02

Preparations are already being made
at the capitol for the meeting of Congress
in November, and the probability is that
it will be one of the most exciting ses-
sions held for many years.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-02
Tax Executions


: The spartanbirg Spartan 10 view of
The peFeihpsOry. instructions Of the Comp
stroller 10 collect instautcr on all = tax
,exseatioas very ,toreibIy says. :. .
-, We fcsyn from the Sumter Natelimah
,ttst the Sseria of that disiriet has re-
csivt3 Ipere etnpt0ry Instructions from the
..Compt,-oller: Scene; al to. collect forthwith
upon an <tax executions lodged in his
Office, ahd.tre Ssthus' compelled to pro-
-eecd im .neaiately against all defendants
Much cost, be Says may be saved, hoy.
ever, by. '.pronpt, attention 70 the matter,
and urges the parties to payment, since
There is 90 longer any discretion WITH
him. Such an order as this, at The
present moussnt, is an outrage on the
people: We presume that a portion Of
the good citizens of Spartauburg, like
like: these of Sumter, havesnot paid their
taxes, and niest Of them because they
were utterly unable to get money. Three
or four weeks hence Our people could
begin to raise little money to pay the
exofbitant and cruel taxes now, With un-
feeding severity, nd7without mitigation
under the extreme poverty: Of our peo-
pie and the unprecedented scarcity of
money, demanded Of saen-,- What little
property they may have, perhaps a
small tract Of land, a mere t.ile, to pay
a few dollars to the State. No doubt the
money is needed.p pay the expenses of
The State gerefnnen6 But why cannot
7tbe State, as a creditor, wait alieels while
longer, as weIl as, thousands: and~thou.
sands ofether creditors; who, have lcea
!uaitingsfur, years and years for. debts
Justly due to them and for value received,
which is not always the case 10 the
matter of taxes, which are Sometimes
xery ,fnaliShis and ds,niustly fe9oirea Of
thepeeble Z. The Sheriff Of -SuDtsr de-
,elares siiat he has no. discretion in the
matter, thathiS orders are peremptosy,
consequently any rigopr That may be
used in collecting the taxes, cannot be
charged to the Tax Collectors, nor 10 the
SheFftf. Bat we woald ask, IS there no
discretion with the Comptroller General?
is there no one authorized to represent
the State of Soutb Garelipa,sto stay the
hand of the Sheriff or Tax. Collector,
when ope of her acts by <igsd epforee-
ment, is to break up aud utterly ruia,
thousands Of her ow2 citizens, a. thus
drive them and their children from their
-hsmble homes, to seek mercy and shelter
among straagerss '!--.- -: >!
The SheriifffEs are ordered by the Comp.
trollcr, who in turn is iastructedb By. His
Escellency,.ous most excellent governor,
Who says that the ease is urgent, the
Treasury being depleted" The plan is
excellent and would verk we'll bat fur
one little thing, .ana- which seems, to be
:evsrlooked, and tAas is, that: the execa-
tons are alagaipst those whose pockets
are in aslike statsos'depteaion.n Heavet
help the poor people. -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-02

REG1srRAT1oN.-We obtain the follow
ing notice from Mr.. A. Harris, a member
of the board of registration. 1t is the
total of the six precincts named.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-02

Two North Carolina freedmen fought
duel about woman. Weapons axes.
Result, one intelligent voter splitopen.
4 gain for the Democrats. -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-02

EARLY FFosr. The N. Q, Crescent
notices the indications, for an early frost,
andit may be we'll eredis:what is said:
.>- The unusually early appearance Of
.eauin octial weather, iedcates an early
frost, while this indication is moreover
confirmed by the arrival OF a .snipe. and
water fowl, which already are flying
South for winter quarters. This latter
occurrence during the: frss week Of Sep.
senber is almost: yithout precedent"
a, similar remark was made week ago
BY a. paper. published on the border. Of
the lakes, owingto the unusually early
Eight of Wild geese seen there.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-02
New Advertisements.
Newberry College.

The Exercises of this Institution VIII ecna
mence MONDAY, October 7th, 1851. Two
additional Teachers have been secured. ana
the third engaged If required. Il 10 deairas
bic to the teacher and advantageous % fas
student, that all should commence their
studies with the opening exercises.
For further particulars, address
~ - Rev. J. p. SMELTZER.
Oct 2-4 President,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-02
Among the noticeable things are these

Among the noticeable things are these
two:
That all men speak well of all mems
virtues when they are dead, and that
tombstones are marked with the epitaphs
of good and virtuous. Is there any par
ticular cemetery where the bad men are
buried?
have noticed that the prayer of every
selfish man is ''to forgive US our debts"
but makes every body who oHes him
paY to the uttermost farthing.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-02

y, Tue WoRM.-H affords US pleasure to
state that, since our last notice, the pro-
gress of the worm on the cotton plant is
stayed. We are told that there has beeH
but little if any damage generally, while
some cotton which had grown too much
to weed has bec, benefited by the strip
ping Of the leaf, thus afRording the boil a
better chance for opening. ',..c
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-02

Horace Greeley says the man who
pays more for his shop rent than his ad-
vertising don't know his business.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-02

A correspondent states that wheat
bread, toasted on both sides, will cure
dyscntery in a very short time.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-02
We believe it.

The Trepressible conflict is coming.
We believe that Mr.. johnson viii get up
nerve enough for the occasion when it
presents itself. The N; Y. correspondent
Of the Louisville Courier says -
5aForsthe past two weeks great excite
nlcatz has prevailed both here and in
Hashmgtan, and i. fast rising to fever
heat The. feeling is;eSen deeper than
its expression. which is lew eIosgh, and
rejecting men begin to see breakers
ahead.
The long delayed though long threat
sned zcellisien--beeween the President,
respecting law, order and the Gonstitu-
,ior, aud the rupp Congress, respecting
resolutian and negro rule, has come at
last, and the weakest must go to- the
wall.
lSncl, is the belief here, and the opinion
is-rapidiy gaining ground that the Pre>i-
dent IS not one of the weakest, and that
if be possesses the nerve Of Andrew Jack
soa, and insists "peaceably, if,he can
farciNly i5he must" that the sUnion
mast and shall be preserved" %" that he
can and will preserve,it against the only
diSupionists in the country, the corrupt
ard fanatic crew led BY Thad. Stevens,
Summer, Wade and Butler.
- The radicals are in "a frenzy of rage
and fear and cusse the lingering hours
which give the President the control of
the Government until Novenibcr.e,.-
The popular verdict against them; in
the. Cohnectie Kentucky, Moatana,
California and Maine elections, has. but
rendered them mase desperate aud more
determined. 80 -
= If violence isneeded to carry out their
Revolutionary programme, 1heyare ready
10 resort teit, unless they see that force
will -bes metssby, force. Then with the
true INSTINCTS ofthe beast of prey, WHICH
is even as. eowardly as it is cruel, they
will crouch before the hand that s,attss
them,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-02

Fourteen out of twenty Of the news.
papers of Kansas are in favor OF female
suffrage.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-02

ssss yen ike tue security, down with
che dust, therefore please notice the X
salask, andsaet accordingly. - - -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-02

:, CANT .HELP IT,-ohjection is made to
putting, indiscriminate putting; we OBJ
ject ,to7it also, and have almost concluded
to qnit the practice, except under pecu-
liar circumstances. We would like, if
permission is granted, TO say That onr
friends Wiskeman & Wilber have an ele-
CANT stock ofgoods. It is enough to
make oue's head swim to enter their
store. If you want an agreeable sur
prise go there. We can't help, saying
this much, the circumstances abose al:
Iuded to are 50 favorable. ...-., =
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Embracing ae following styles: ,ess.'7
: Dress Goods, Delaiaes, Alpaccss r.....,
Black Silks, all grades,
Golored Silk, -. <
Merinos, Coburgs, Poplina, -
Bismarks. Reps, Prints, Camhrics. ~
Hosiery and Gloves, ., ,,,,,l.-:
Gents Furnishing Goods,
Kid Gloves, N.adies aud Ger.s,i IT,,
Shirts aud Drawers =, &
White Goods and Laces - ~
French Corsetts, -. -
Linen Goods, ~. ,r-E'-~-
Cassimers and Salem (N. c. Jeans,
Ribbons. Velvet, Taffeta and Bonnet
Elastic Cord and Brajds,
Head Netts, Dress Trimmings and Buttoas,
Alpaca and Silk Braids, -...:-s.
shawls. Wells and Berages, " -
Ralmoral Skirts, ~.s.'.
Hoop Skirts;
Embroideries. of all kinds, - -
HATS AND CAPS, a full line,
TERMS STRICTLY CASH. -.
October .2-tO. -..11.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-02

The National Intelligencer says the
prospect is, that gold will advance till
some time in October, when cotton will
come forward for shipment.
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NEWBERRY, S. C.
Wednesday Morning, October 2, 1867.

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Transient advertisements cash in advance.
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-02

The third and last Board We have not
as yet heard from.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-02

Female gynnastics-jumping at an
offer.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-02

The following Advertisements appear to-day
for the first time. Those to be continued, will
be found under their respective heads in our
next issue
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-02
Foreign, Domestic,
STAPLE D FAaCT
:. Dry Goods

We would cali the attention Of oa. frkAas,
and customefs, the public geAersiJ. and
the ladies in particular, to this stock Of :
FAN and Winter Dress Coed, !,
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-02-15
3 O'CLOCK, P. NJ.
Senate met as per adjournment.


On motion of Mr.. Wisdom the vote taken
receding from Senate amendment to House
bill to incorporate the Baldwin Manufactu-
ring Company was reconsdered, and on his
further motion the Senate insisted on its
amendment.
On motion Of Mr.. King the regular order
of business was suspended.
Mr.. King, from the Judiciary committee,
reported favorably to House bill to amend
the exemption laws of this State Report
agreed to and thebill taken up,
Mr. Wolff offered an amendment which
was lost, when on the further motion of Mr..
R Esngsthe- Bill 'TsStesa the third time and
Mr. Taylor introduced bill to authorize
and require the clerk of the Probate Court
of Harrison county to transcribe the min
utes Of the Probate Court of said county,
which was read three several times and
| passed.
A bill to incorporate Wilson Lodge, No.
| ~, at Enterprise, Clark county
| A bill to incorporate Jno Quitman,
Council, No a. at Enterprise, Clark county
A bill to incorporate the P1antoIs Insu-
rance company of Mississippi.
bill to incorporate Enterprise Royal
Arch Chapter, No As, at Enterprise, Clark
county
A bill to incorporate Russell Institute To-
Gated in the town Of Hickory, in Newton
county.
A bill for the relief of VIM Cook, of Amite
county.
A bill to amend an act to incorporate the
town ofGrehada, approved Feb q, 1886.
A bill for the benefit of the Upiaersity of
Mississippi, passed by vote of yeas 49,
nays TO-
A message was received from the House
announcing the passage Of sundry bills.
A bill Incorporating the Mississippi Agri-
cultural, Educational and Manufacturing
Aid Society.
A bill to amend an act to incorporate the
city of Meridian.
A bill to incorporate the Copiah Manufac-
turing company.
A bill to incorporate the Bowman House
company, of the city of Jackson.
A bill to incorporate the town of Guntown
in the county of Lee.
Mr. McCargo moved to reconsider the vote
taken yesterday, indefinitely postponing
bill authorizing certain appropriations to
Orphans Asylums
Mr.. King moved to lay the motion on the
table, which motion was lost by yeas 0, nays
~.
The question then recurring on the recon-
sideratiUn of the vote which indefinitely
postponed the bill, it was reeonsidered.
On motion of Mr.. Lyles the bill was laid
on the table.
Mr. SWEET, from committee on Enrolled
bills, submitted report to the correct en-
rollment of the several bills referred.
On. motion the Senate adjourned until 9 |
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-02-15

House concurred In Senate amendments
to House bill to provide for rebuilding and
repairing the levees on the Mississippi River
in the State of Mississippi.
House referred TO Committee on Ways
and Means Senate bill TO reduce the price Of
swamp and overilowcd lands of the county
OF Hancock in tho Pearl River District
Senate bill for the encouragement OF Ag-
ricuture was read the second time and made
the special order for tomorrow ii o'clock,
Senate bill in relation 10 the enrolment
ofjndgments in the county of Lee was read
the third time and passed.
Senate bill TO amend an act to extend the
corporate limits of the town Of Burnsville
was read tho third time and passed.
Senate bill to incorporate the French
Camps Manufacturing Company was read
tho second time and referred TO Committee
on Corporations.
House refused to concur in first Senate
amendment to House bill to authorize the
Board of Police of Oktibbeha county to re-
duce and re-audit certain claims against
said county, approved Nov IL, 1865, and con-
CURED in second amendment to said bill
House refused to concur In Senate amend
ment to House bill to incorporate the Bald
wyn Manufacturing Company.
Mr. Murdoch fro ii the Committee on Ways
and Means reported substitute bill for bill
to relieve Henry Conrad of jefferson county.
Report agreed to and substitute passed.
On motion Of Mr. Murdoch the House adj
journed until tomorrow morning 10 o'clock
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-02-15
SENATE JOURNAL.
wEpxrsnAn. Q O'CLOCK p NJ

"hbNESDA1, y O'CLOCK, p, NJ.
senate met Pursuant to adjournment
Mr SWEET tsm Committee on Enrolled
Bills reported favUrably to several bills re-
ferred.
House messages were 1en taken mn
Honse amendments to Seaata Hill fo oodo
Jurisdiction to the government Of tho ITnited
States over certain lands therein aamed
Senate insisted ON Senate amendl.ent to
House bill to incorporate the Brandon 10,
tel Company.
Senate refused to concur in House amend.
ments to Senate bill to incorporate Live
Oak Academy in jackson county, State of
Mississippi.
Senate concurred in House amendments
to Senate bill to incorporate the Mississippi
American Industrial Agency
Senate eoncurred in House amendments
to Senate bill to incorporate the Mississippi
Industrial Insurance Company.
Senate passed House bill to authorize the
Board Of Police of Adams county to issue
county bonds
Senate indefinitely postponed House bill
authorizing certain appropriations to Or
phans' Asylum in the city Of Natchez
Senate referred to a select committee of
three House bill for the relief of the State
University.
On motion the Senate adjourned until to-
morrow morning n'@iaaL.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-02-15
A Correction.

Our report of the Senate proceed
ings Of Wednesday was calculated to
leave the impression that the Senate
acted on the proposition from Senator
Sharkey, whereas the vote taken was
on the resolutions Of Mr.. Martin.
These resolutions were, however, sub
stantially the same as those received
from Mr.. Sharkey, except the fifth
article, which prescribed the qualifica-
tions of suffrage. Mr.. Martin pre-
faced his proposition with the follow
ing resolution:
Resolved, By the Legislature of the State
of Mississippi, That this Legislature would
adopt and ratify, If the same should be, by
the Congress of the United States proposed
to the several States as an amendment to
the Constitution of the United States. as
basis ola permanent adjustment of those
questions, on account of which the States
lately in rebellion, have been deprived of
their equal suffrage in the Senate and Rep
resentation in the House of Representatives,
the following, as