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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-09-25

MEssRs. EDIToRs.-You will please am
nounce THOMAS II. CROMER as a candi-
date for Tax Collector Newberry District, at
the next election. MOLLOHON.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-09-25

MEssRs. EDITORS You will please ans
nounce J. D. SMITH, as candidate for the
Office of Tax Collector, Newberry District,
and oblige MANY fhlENOS'
Mayo, 1866.
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Extra Term, Court Of Equity.

An Extra Term of the Court of Equity
having been ordered for Newberry District,
commencing on the first Monday in Sep
tember next, to continue for one week, if
the business should require so much time, "
parties, counsel, and witnesses will attend
accordingly.
By order of the Court
SILAS TOMBSTONE, c. E. y. D.
July 3-27-2t. m.
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SGyHH1llEkEsllzAIAy H1llEkslzIAs2;y 9IlN
.1ZIlkX::X73Vz3i]

WE HAVE USED GALL
CHAINS PILLS, and find they will do all that
iSclaimed for them, and cheer1ully recommend
them to pablic favor.
+. II. WATTS. Ex-Governor of fAabama.
j. w. 4 SANFORD. Atty Gen'l OF Alabama.
ROBERT DOUGlERTl, Judge Supreme
Court Alabama.
From THOMAS J. JUDGE, Judge Supreme Court.
| HAVE USED GALLlGHAN'S
PILLS on my plantation, for Fever apd Ague,
and find them all that is claimed for them
TEIOS. j JUDGE
Montgomery, Ala, September %: 1858.
LowNDls COUNTY, Alabama.
GALLIGHANS FEVER AND
AGUE PILLS will do. They are decidedly the
best medicine for Chills and Fever ever gave
would not be without them, for FIVE times the
price. j. y. GR4 4HAM.
AMERtcUs, April Il, 1867.
ONE BOX or GA LLIGHANS
PILLS cured me perfectly of Chil!s and Fever.
They are the best medicine for Chills and Fever
l ever scw. a. u. DONALDSON,
Clerk Superior Court, Sumter County, Ga.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, July 9, 1856.
MESSRS. BLUNT Il HALE
GENTS: Il have used your GALLIGHAN'S
PILLS on two occasions for Chils and Fever,
and tind that they effect all that they are intends
ed to do. They are the best remedy for the dis
ease that have ever tried. l consider them
perfectly reliable.
Respectfully, DAN'L SAYRE
Grand Sec. Grand Lodge of f. and A. NJ. OF Ala.
ALBANY, GA, March II, 1867,
HAVE USED GALLlGuAN'S
PILLS in forty cases Of Chils and Fever, with
perfect success. They are the best Fever and
Ague Pills put up. A. 3. .FANT
Wholesaler Charleston. by GOODRICH, WINE
NAN g. Co., NO. I53 Meeting street
Wholesale i'll New York by MCkEssoN g. ROB
BINS, HAEIAL, RISLEY g. Co. And by all
Druggists in Newberry
BLOUNT s. HALE, Proprietors,
June % 6m. Montgomery, Ala.
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List Of Awards.


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Observation-Disclosures. 5000
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Fish Knives. Napkin Rings. Boxes,
Ladies Gloves, HandkfS., &c.,......... 1900
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GreenTiIIc s. Columbia Il. T..

Passenger Trains will run daily Sundays except
ed. until further notice as follows:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-19
GEORGE w. RHOADES.
. Republican Form Of Goveramens

A Republican Form Of Govern ment
The House Committee, charged with
determining whether Maryland and
Delaware have republican forms Of gov
eminent, held a meeting in Washing
ton on Tuesday. A similar inquiry, II
will be remembered, is to be made
about Kentucky; and recent develop,
ments have rendered it equally import
ant that the investigation should be
extended to Connecticut, California
Pennsylvania and Ohio, New York, New
Jersey, and perhaps other States will
invite similar proceeding with refer
suce to them on the 5th of November
by giving Democratic majorities. The
signs of the times indicate that the day
will soou arrive when, according to the
Radical construction, none of the States
will be possessed of republican govern
ments with the exception of a portion
Of New England and Tennessee.
The idea which Congress has OF
what it takes to constitute repub'
lican government may be arrived at by
considering the action of that body in
establishing negro supremacy usurpa'
ton in the South, in bolstering NJ
Brownlow's infamous misrule and mon
srel dcspotisln in Tennessee, and il
refusing to admit the Representative;
from Kentucky because of their and
their constituents fidelity to constitu
tional principle.
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"DON,T STAY LONG,

A look Of yearning tenderness
Beneath her lashes lies,
And hope and love unutterable
Are shadowed in her eyes,
As in some deep unruffied stream
Are clouds and summer skies.
She passed to early womanhood, r roo,
From dreamy, sweet girl life,
And crossed the rosy threshold but 1r.t
To find herself wife; ,r .. ..r. ..,-
Oh gently should he lead her steps
Along the path Of life!
And as she clasped her small white hands
Upon his arm so strong,
How often, like summer sigh,
Or sweet pleading song,
She Whispers with n parting kiss,
Beloved one, don't stay long"
It's almost always on her lip,
Her gentlest parting words,
Sweet as the fragrance from rose leaves
When by soft zephyrs stirred,
And lingering in the memory
Like songs of summer birds.
And in his heart they nestle warm,
When other scenes amid:
he stays not till she weary grows,
And her fond eyes are hid.
In tears which lie in bitterness
Beneath each vailing lid.
And, oh, how many hearts are kept
By that love-uttering song
There's scarcely one who On life's waves
Is swiftly borne along,
But what has heard from some dear lips
Those sweet words, Don't Stay Long"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-19

REGISTERING SHEEP.-Eyery breeder
has experienced the Inconvenience of
sorting sheep for sale and breeding dur
ing summer and fall, when, owing to
reduced condition in flesh and fleece of
those that have sucked lambs, and the
partial growth of the fleece of all, aud
the effects of the exposure to storms, it
is impossible to Judge correctly of their
real character. In every flock, however
small, it is a convenience, and in those
of any considerable numbers, an abso-
lutte necessity to have written record
of characteristics of each individual of
the flock. By means of permanent
number attached to each sheep, and a
record beck with suitable blanks, this
may be done with very slight iucon-
venience, labor and cost. Ear labels,
bearing the name of the owner and num-
part of the register showing the firm
ness, length and destiny of the fleece,
and the constitution, should be filed
out just before the sheep are turned off
to the pasturage in spring, or before
sheariRg. If there is an inherent weak
ness of constitution, the hardships of
our northern winter will make it ap-
parent, while at that time reliable
opinion can be formed as to the quali-
ties of the fleece. The weight of eac,h
fleece should be recorded at sheariuF:
the age, pedigree, breeding qualities
ETC., may be entered when convenient.
The labels may be inserted in the ears
of lambs when three weeks old and vet
while at the barn. Withs little pains
q farmer may ina moment, by reference
90 his register, tell all about any sheep
Of his flock, and decide whether to sell
or keep, If suitable for breeding or other
wise.
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her hands raised to her face-her
figure cut out against the warm Igh'
of the room. r--..
He stood still moment, and then
looked at her, hidden in the shadow OF
the street, thinking his own thoughts.
The publican, in the old story, hardy
entered the beautiful temple with more
humble step than he his home that
night. -,
She sprang to meet him, paler with
her watching and fear, and he felt her
arms about his neck. :.
"Worried, Annie, were youi Ihavent
been drinking; don't be frightenod-no,
not the theatre, either, this time. Some
business. dear-business that delayed
me. Pm sorry you were worried, am,
Annie. I've had long walk. 1t is
pleasant here. believe I'm tired, An
ME-"
He faltered and turned away his face
"Dear me-" said Annie; "why, you
poor fellow, you are all tired out. SIT
right up here by the fire, and l Will
bring the tea. I've tried so hard not TO
let it boil away, you don't know, Jack
and was so afraid something had hap
pened to you"
Her face, her voice, her touch, SEEM
ed more than he could bear for min
ute perhaps. He gulped down his tea,
choking.
"Annie, look herew He put down
his cup, trying to smile, and make jest
of the words. Suppose fellow had 1t
in him to be rascal, and nobody ever
knew it, eh 7" .r.
"I should rather not know it, if l
were his wife," said Annie, simply.
Jack coughed, took up his tea cup,
sat it down hard, strobe once or twice
across the room, kissed the baby in the
CRIB, kissed his wife, and sat down
again, winking at the fire.
"I wonder if He had anything to do
with sending him." he said, presently,
under his breath.
"Sending whom i"asked puzzled An
ME.
Business, dear just business. Twas
thinking of boy who did little job
for me to night that's all" -.
And that is all that she knows to this
day about the man sittingin the corner,
with his hat over his eyes, bound for
Colorado.
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Csngre.. and the Popular will,

From the late elections it may be as
suned as thing certain that the peo-
pie of the Northern States disapprove
Of the so-called reconstruction policy
of Congress. The issues embraced in
that policy were before the voters of
Pennsylvania, and, as . consequence,
the State, which for six years b nd been
overwhelmingly Republican, elected
the Democratic ticket. The same issues
were presented to the people of Ohio,
and the consequence was that the negro
equality amendment was defeated by q
majority of fifty thousand, and Demo
cratic Legislature chosen, Such re-
suits cannot be construed otherwise
than as an indication of the prevailing
sentiment at the North. 1t may be re-
he'd on as a foregone conclusion that
the elections which are to come off in
November will 20 still more strongly
against the Radicals than those that
have just taken place.
Such being the state of the case, ii is
hardly to be presumed that Congress
will insist upon the consummation of its
odiOus policy with reference to the
South. We have no faith whatever in
the integrity or patriotism of the am
bilious, venal and corrupt demagogues
who constitute the majority in that
body; bu', bad as they are, it is scarcely
to be supposed that they will take ad.
vantage of their temporary power to
defy the popular will. The men who
compose the majority in Congress, while
they have certainly shown themselves
capable of any enormity in the graft
hcation Of their lust of power, have by
no means given evidence of anything
like reckless daring. So long as they
believed themselves sustained by the
masses Of the Northern people, no meas.
ure was too extreme for them, no out.
rage too great; but, now that they set
themselves 20 longer able to hoodwinl
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-19
Wheat.

We have just harvested and threshed
our summer wheat, and find the yield to
be little rising thirty bushels to the
acre. The berry is plump and full, and
in color is not affected by the season
As we look upon our bins Allied with
the noble grain, We ask ourselves
"why is the cultivation of this cereal
so generally neglected in New Englandf
Farmers have the impression that their
lands have lost some element or ele.
ments essential to its growth, and there
fore it must uniformly fail. This il
true in part. Analysis of the wheat
plant, both of the straw and berry
shows that it is peculiarly rich in lime
and also in the phosphate and nitro
geneous elements. These cannot be
found in sufficient quantity in Our worn
ont soils, and therefore the wheat plant
languistes. But we can restore
such soils to fertility, so as to get high
ly renumerative returns in wheat. VIZ
dressed our wheat field with pure bon
dust, we'll rotted, 500 pounds to the acre
auu Win IL VIC uluSicu aoOue w P"SH
of nitrate of potassa. This gave u'
splendid results. Doubtless, thorough
dressing of we'll seasoned barn-yart
manure would have furnished q sutfi
cheney Of the needed elements to have
met the wants ofa single cropj but W.
prefer the lime and salts, as being di
rectly applicable to wheat on mos
lands, and rendering a crop certain
With flour at sixteen sdollars, it is {
pity farmers should not raise at least /;
home supply of wheat. We obtain th'
most delicious sweet bread from om
wheat, ground fine, in an old-fashionet
stone mill. We keep it out of the bolt
as it is certain we cannot improve upoi
nature in adjusting the parts Of tn
grain to be used as food. More atten
ton should manifestly be given T.
wheat-raising in this section of tn
country. So long as the high price o
-four continues 1--WE are of 1.-The opinion
that the days.of cheap -four are past,
| il is the most profitable crop. The kim
of seed that appears best adapted to on
soils is what is known as the "Blacl
Sea- variety. This is . summer wheat
t-Bostoa Journal Of Chemistry.
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STATE ITEMS.

Quite number of persons are being
added to the list of voters in Jefferson
county by the Board of Registration.
The Richie Press says that the tenn
perance cause is in very prosperous
condition in this State.
A WHoPPING HAUL.-The Spirit o.
Jefferson states that the "trap" near Mr.
Manning's residence on the Shenan'
doah produced as much as 1000 eels in
one night last week! And it wasn't O
good night for eels, either!
Alex. Kingstone, convict, died at
Moundsville penitentiary on the 1lth
inst.
Three hundred and sixty head of hogs
crossed the river at that place from
Monroe county, Ohio.
John L. Sisson, Esq, of this county
sold eleven ewes and three bucks to
David Hager and Samuel Anderson, OF
Lancaster, Ohio, at an average of thirty
dollars and upwards a head. Two OF
the ewes were this years lambs, and
brought 500 each. The stock were
shipped yesterday from this city.
Col. John Ely, of the 2lst Veteran
Reserve corps, who succeeded Colonel
Darr as Provost Marshal here, has been
mustered ont of service and honorably
discharged. Since serving in West Vir.
ginia he has been on duty in New Jersey
and Kentucky.
The Wheeling and Bridgeport Citi,
zens' Railway Company filed its certif'
cate of incorporation with the Secretary
of State of Ohio, on Monday. 1t is the
intention of the company to construct
street railroad from Wheeling, w. Va.
to Bridgeport, Ohio, through the bridge
across the Ohio river. The capital
stock of said company is $500, and the
corporators are Z. P. Rhodes, John Nc.
Lure, Jr., Alexander Barnum, Michael
Reilly and William Alexander.
Gratis DESERVING THE SINKING
SHIP."-The State 4drocate, published al
Buckhannon, Upshur county, an in,
tensely Radical sheet, rejoices over the
result of the Pennsylvania and Ohio
elections! The most sensible thing
that paper has done since its last sus.
pension.
There are now in the river at Burning
Springs, waiting shipment, $4,000 bar.
rels of oil.
The old Empire Well at Burning
Springs got on another rampage on Sat,
urday last, and performed antics not
set down in tho books. 1t threw the
casing distance of two hundred feet,
displaced the "sheave block" located
in the derrick forty feet high, tore the
wrench board from its place, and gave
strong evidence to its near neighbors OF
what the "last day" will bring forth.
From the Elizabeth Gazette we learn
that Joseph w. Hall, Esq, of Writ
county, has been nominated by the Con.
servatives for Senator in the Writ and
Wood District; VIM. C. Stewart, Esq,
for the House Of Delegates; j. c. Hale,
for Clerk of Circuit Court, and A. NJ
Dawson, for Superintendent of Public
Schools. The Convention which nomi-
mated these gentlemen was large and
spirited. We are glad to see this evi.
dence of the right spirit in Writ. Col
d. d. johnson is the Conservative can.
didate for the House of. Delegates in
Tyler county. If he is not elected the
misfortune will be to the people Of Ty.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-19

An Ohis Republican correspondent of
the New York Times having attributed
the result of the late election in thai
State to the endorsement by the Repub
lican party of Negro Suffrage, the 1ri
hume takes him severely TO task, and de-
olares:
81. The Republican party riU enfran'
chise the blacks or die in the effort, not
mainly because three. fourths of its
members ardently desire to do it, but
because the more cunning minority
who would otherwise outmanage or be-
tray the great majority, will soon dis
cover that they cannot help themselves
that they have exactly HoBsoN's
choice in the premises-"tO be or not tc
be-"
III. The Southern States must be re-
stored to their normal position in the
Cuion. This is not only right but ur'
gent. Every hour of needless delay is
national Injury, and of course q dam
aye to the Republican party.
I'LL. And since reconstruction can
not be postponed, the negro question
cannot be dpdged, The blacks of the
South must be guaranteed the right OF
suffrage when the States are recon
atructed, or they will never get it
never!
"lV, For the Republicans are bound "a
90 nnder (thank GodD if they don't en-
franchise the blacks. Manhood suffrage il
no side issue" for them, but one of life
and death. If the blacks are not en-.
franchised, VALLANDIGHAM could beat
General GRANT for President"
No comment is required. We com
mend it to our Republican friends who
oppose Negro Suffrage.
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their constituents, we are much mis-
taken if they do not pause in their ca
reer of infamy and treason. The Rad,
ical politician is in prosperity as ruth
less as was CeUTHoN, but in adversely
he is apt to prove as pusillanimous as
BARRERE.
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DISSOLUTION.

rI,HE FIRM OF J. c. ORR & co. WAS
dissolved on September 18th, 1861, BY nu
tuai consent, J. c. Orr and B. r. Little retiring
The business of the Old Firm viii be closed by
the New Firm of A. W. PAUL & Co., who are
solely authorized to settle all our claims and &C
counts
We hereby acknowledge the many favors
shown us by Our old customers, and request 4
continuance ofthe same for the new firm.
j. G. ORR,
2. +. LITTLE,
A ". PAUL.
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