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Greeley has written to friend in Eng
land, a note explanatory Of his incoasis-
tency in opposing female suffrage. He
sapiently says that he gives the negro a
vote because he wants it, aud denies it
to woman because she does not want it.
He also thinks female suffrage would
lead to quarrels in families. Peaceful
Horace.
The hePHILADELpu1A UNIVERSITY JOURNAL
is enlarged and improved, 1t is the
cheapest Medical Journal in the Unsst"d
States.
The November number of"D1E MODEM
WELT" is superb.
The Golconda will leave Charleston for
Liberia about the llth of November.
Peter Lorrilard the great tobacconist is
dead.
How did Noah preserve honey bees
during the food? In the ark-hives ot
the old world of course.
The greatest piece of absurdity We
have heard of for some time is that o.
tne artist who tried to tickle his pallet.
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majority (for there are some who turn
night into day, and only 60 home to
sleep in the morning with them we are
not dealing now, if they prefer da: kness
to sunlight, why let eul,) the town sium-
bered then, and so did Pool-our friend
unconscious, he rested in fancied Sc
curity. His dreams were pleasant, visions
of a good business done the past day,
house full, from bottom to tor, green
backs flowing in, danced through his
mind. Unconscious. asleep in his brick
Hotel, which was full, as it ought to be,
for he is happily one of those who do
know how to ''keep a Hote'," no care
rested on his brow, all was serene, be
dreamed not of danger, or loss but the
mischief was working, right under his
nose. Il must not beinferred that because
it worked Immediately under his nose that
Pools wits were dull, oh no. He only slept
the sleep only of tired Hotel keeper.
In the morning, the morning before this
night, he was awake, bright, beaming,
cheerful, active, ready to do for the house
he keeps-the brick Hotel, which at an
early hour was crowded to ovcrfowing,
this was on Tuesday. The day wore on,
eating, drinking, merry went the time
and Pool was happy. We saw it, SO did
others, no doubt his family smiled to see
him radiant. Well, what oft All the
scene changes, the sun has gone down
behind the hills, day given place to night
This tired man sleeps and while he sleeps
there is a fitting, a breaking up, moving,
a leaving in the darkness, of some eighty
or ninety Of his boarders. Gone, glim-
mering, lost but We are consoled not
withstanding. and so is Pool, that though
lost to sight to, memory they are still
dear, for their bills were all settled by
Dan Castillo, the circus man, before going
1t was pity they left so soon, but its o
way they have. 1t is happiness to say
that the brick Hotel still stands monu.
mcnt Of prosperity under, the direction
Of Pool.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-16

TIE KIND OF LABcRERs We WANT
The Editor Of the Valdosta Times was
speaking the other day to an old Scotch
man on the subject Of introducing Scotch
laborers on the farms Of that section,
shen the latter remarked: "Sir, put q
THOUSAND. Scotchnen in your county and
they will buy lou oct in ten years, y
What Sould the South not become with
her fertile fields in the hands o. sub
producers of values
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-16

About two years since, q citizen, CT
Ceiumb bus told the editor of the, Enqui-
rer that he had broken and cured a
spell eff chill and fever by the use OF
pure apple vinegar-drinking about a
wine-olaSSful at time, at intervals be-
fore the time for the return of the chill.
The Rome Courier reports cures bv
the same course in its neighborhood
1t says that a lady friend has known
this recipe to be used in many cases, and
has never known it to fail in curing
chills and fever: "Take a wineglassfu
of the best apple vinegar for nine morn
ings in this way: Take it three sue.
ceSSive days, then omit it three days,
and so on, until the vinegar has been Ia
ken nine mornings in all
Augusta Republican.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-16
Index to New Advertisements.

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
H. T. Peake-Railroad freight sched-
ule.
Mrs. Har,iS-Millinery, Dry Goods.
c. F. Jackson-Dry Goods-Colum-
bia.
Herald-Clnb rates.
Silas e-Commissioners No.
tices-many and important.
Mons. Berger-Corns, Bunions, &c.
Scurry & Rid!ehuber-Land 10 Rent.
Jas. E. Guy-Clerk Council-street
duty.
Wm. F. Nance--Remoyal ard Partner
shir.
Johnstone & Nance-Card.
Z" Manures and Fertili-
zc:s.
Young & Tarrant-Fall ard Winter
Goods.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-16

We have been bearing raany COM
plants lately Of the Herald failing to
come to hand. In these Instances the
paper is taken from the post Office by
neighborhood clubs and left generally at
che most central place, froui whence in
many casesit never sees light again. This
should not be, it is not neighborly, friend
" or we almost said honest, and as it is
out let it 60. We trust that our friends
and subscribers will he more censiderate
and neighborly in future.
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Tournament at Union.

= There will be a grand Tournament at
UaionC H., on the S1st inst, to which
Knights from all surrounding districts
are invited to join, This affair will be
gotten up in splendid style, and no doubt
viii attract visitors from far and near.
We understand that two gentlemen from
Iias place have been invited and have
cons n,ed to enter the lists.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-16

PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure Of an
interview last week with Rev. J. I. Bonner,
editor of that excellent paper, the Associate
Presbyterian. His hopeful, pleasant views
of meu and things evidence G fruitful mind
and iarge>hcartednesS.
1t was also our good fortune to meet with
Prof. E. A. Scott, of Spring Hill College,
Alabama, who is on brief visit among
friends and relatives here. Prof Scott is an
urbane gentleman, versed in logic, literature
and acknowledge Of fhe chemistry Of COM
mon life.
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COMMERCIAL.

,NEwBERRY, Oct ia good demand exists
for cotton, m;ddlings bringing III, tax included;
COLUMBIA, Oct. 14.-Sales Of cotton to-day 9
bales-middliDg 153.
NEW YORK, October IA Cotton firmer; sales
2.8 0 bales-mddling lssal9c. Flour tirmer.
Corn quiet and lc lower. Gold At.
= BALTIMORE, October 14-Cottou dull and
Misunderstanding 10. Flour quiet, but firm
Provisions steady.
SAVANNAH, October 14-Cotton active and
advancing; sales S9o bales-middlings 163all
recSpts 100 bales. .,
&UeUsTA, October H.-Cotton frmer; sales
34S lesst1niddlings ISL receipts 20.
CHARLESTON, October A-Cotton in good de-
mand. at an advance of &c -middling l6al6l
sales 300 bales; receipts 060:
LIVERPOOL, October l4-2P. M.-Cotton quiet
and active-middling uplands 81; Orleans 81.
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HEAVY Loss.-It is ever painful to
notice the misfortunes or losses of others,
but when that loss, trouble or what not
falls upon good friend, one whom we
highly esteem. one who is doing his part
rightly in the worlds drama, then it
touches US about the region Of the fifth
rib with double force. Not many Of our
citizens are aware of the loss sustained
by their townsman (and our friend-we
want this particularly understood, that
our sympathy may be more fully appre-
ciated( Mr.. j. P. Pool, of Hotel fame, one
night during the last week. Not many
know it, because Mr.. Pour friend
who is a Spartan in courage, bore it
bravely, keeping the secret locked up in
his own big, strong heart, all honor to
him for it. How few would have acted
thus! 1t came upon him in the night, in
the soft-stillness of night, about the hour
of midnight. Soft and mysterious mid
night, what varied scenes dost thou be-
hold Beneath thy kind mantle nature
lies buried in a tranquil sleep-sleep
which is shared by the humble artizan,
the happy tiller of the soil, as we'll as the
Hotel keeper! but beneath thy canopy
what foul deeds as we'll arc done! Twas
night, the town slumbered, that is the
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-16
C. T. Jackson.

Sew persons who buy dry goods, or
wear them, but know Jackson, or have
been in his store, in Columbia. If not'
one or the other, they had better make
his acquaintance at once and examine his
stock, which is being sold, We learn by
advertisement, at unprecedentvdiy low
nrjees.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-16

SHAnr.-Everybody knows, that is
those, who goes, to shows, (there's a
rhyme for you), particularly Ciiic"ous
Shows, the great difficulty attending the
procuration If the printed paste board
which says "admit one. None but a
"wide-awake" sharper would ever have
conceived the idea of turning this diff
Guilty on the great outside anxiety, into
a profitable speculation. There stands
the Ticket box-or wagon, crowded right
hand and left, people excited, shouting,
pushing, swearing, agent snappish, swarm
increasing, front, tanks, rear, band play
ing, hoT>cs ndshing, lion growing, time
flying, insiders laughing, glorying, huz-
zaing, calling, more horses" saw dust
smelling, isn't it "neugh to set man
praying, or rather saying something bad.
Pbancy his Feelinks at this juncture,
when q man. a "brotlcr," perhaps. ap-
pears, benevolent individual, and says
''mister here's ticket you can have for
q dollar" Its trade at once. The hap.
py possessor rusbes IN, takes a standing
seat, sees and, smells his fill. Another
and another is thus favored, and so on,
until quite profit is realized. This was
done on last Tuesday. Who did it, who?
Was it ciricuous man, native, Fenian,
brother, Bureau or Yank "A Wheel
within a veel." {.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-16
The Elections.

'As The Radicals have over-reached them
selves at last, hence the political reac'
ton. Connecticut, California, PennsYl-
sania, Ohio, &C., have re-asserted their
.claims to constitutional liberty, and the
.sscause goes bravely on" 1t is ominous
of good, that Philadelphia, the "Gibraltar
ef. .Radicalism" has given this pregnant
evil quiesuS We hope to publish full
and correct ret turns next week.
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10 Excuse.

Please take notice that in such cases
where money is scarce, subscriptions
may be renewed with the following ar
ticles, wood, corn, peas, checkers, and
such other struck" as the subscribers
Judgment may lead him to suppose of
advantage to the printer. No excuse
therefore for not renewing.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-16
Land to Rent,

We will rent to the highest bidder, at the
residence of J. C. Hill, near the Island
Ford, On ,.l
WEDNESDAY, the stb NOVEMBER, 1857,
the valuable plantation, on which the said
J. c. Hill now resides, for the year 166s.
Said plantation contains about
Sir Hundred and Fifty Acres,
of which about two hundred and twenty
acres are in a.fnc state of cultivation, and
about seventy-fve acres fine bottom land.
Persons desirouS of looking at the *slace,
will be shown over it by Nj. j. G. Hill.
Terms made known on day of renting.
D. SCURRY,
G. c.. RIDLEHUBER.
Oct. 16 40 st. ~ -
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The State of South Carolina.

Newberry Distrist-ln Equity. neas,
Elizabeth A. Boozer, V. Henry Boozer, ct. a.
The creditors Of John A. Boozer, deceased,
are hereby required to render and establish
on oath, before the Commissioner of this
Court, their respective demands on or be-
fore the fifteenth day of January 1858. -
CONS Office, SILAS TOMBSTONE, i.
Oct. Is ~ 3m. *l2. c. E. Nd.
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The State of South Carolina.


Silas Johnstone, Com. in Equity, v. Jacob b.
Suber and others.
By order of the Court Of Equity l will
sell, at public outcry. before the, Court
House, at Newberry, on the First MONDAY
in November, 1867, TRACT 0F LAM,
situated in the State and District aforesaid,
on Enoree River, containing ,..' .si'
One Hundred and Ninety Acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands here
tofore owned ty Thomas b. Henderson, E.
J. Suber, j.. ". Sanders and ". Lyles, on
a credit of twelve months, with interest
from day Of s,le; the purchaser being re-
quired to secure the purchase money by
bond and two good sureties, and pay the
costs of these proceedings in cash.. : =
SILAS TOMBSTONE, c.E.N.n.y
CONS Office, l7th Oct., 1867. ~
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-16

Religious exercises we're intermitted last
Sabbath in both the Baptist and Methodist
Church. Their pastors respectively, Rev.
Messrs. ZeaIle and Black, were both down
with chill and fever. The last stated ser.
vice at St. Luke's tEpiscopaN Church MAS
also interrupted~by the illness of the pastor,
Rev Mr. Prirgfc, while attending to paro'
chial duties at LaGrcns.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

!" Nesberry District-In Equity. Il
Henry Summer and William Summer, sur.
viving Adm'rs. v. Mary N. Summer, c. p.
r - = - Summer, ct a. - J-'T5
Bill for sale of land to marshall assets and
General Relief. II o..
The creditors of the estate Of John Sum
Il er, deceased, ARE required to render and
establish on oath, ,before the Commissioner
OF this Court their respective demands, on
or before the first day of January 1868.
- -. SILAS TOMBSTONE, c. 3. 4. D.
CONS Office, Oct. l4th, 1867. ~ * -
s.le42--l2t. - .-.:s go, g.. SIS,
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Dancing School.

Mons Berger has the honor Of informing
the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Newberry that
he has opened Day and Night Glass. Pu~
pills can enter at any time. Private Lessons
given if desired. For particulars apply at
Mr.. POOLS Hotel. October l6 AZ 4.
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STATE OF SOUTH, CAROLINA

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
NEwBERRY DISTRICT.
By John T. Peterson, Ordinary Of Newberry
District.
Whereas, John A. Elmore has applied
to me for Letters of Administration, on
all and singular the goods and chatteb, rights
and credits of William Elmore, late Of the dis
trict aforesaid, deceased:
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular, the kindred and creditors OF
the said deceased, to be and appear before
me, at our next Ordinary's Court for the
said District, to be holden at Newberry Court
House on the 18th of Oct. inst, to show
cause, if any why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal. this Sd
day of Oct, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty seven.
JOHN T. PETERSON, o. N. D.
Oct. 16 22t
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The State of South Carolina.

'-.' Newbcrry Distriet-InEauity. ~
g: Nancy II. Ropp, v. w. H. .Ropp -
The creditors of the Estate Of Geo. Irsy
Ropp. deceased, are required to render aud
establish on oath, hefope the Commissioner
Of this Court, their respective demands, on
or before the first day Of January next
- CONS Office, SiLAS TOMBSTONE"
Oct. IA 40 l2t. - >*l2 e.E-N Nd
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Corns, Warts, MoIes.

= Removed and perfectly cured, without
cutting, bleeding and without giving the
least pain.
Entire satisfaction given ONO PAY.
Apply 70 Mons. Berger, at the Hotel.
October lG IL
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Street DUTY.

Persons liable to Street Duty. Third and
Fourth Quarters, 1857, can procure exemption
from the same. ly the payment of (S2) two
dollars to the Clerk, by the first Monday in
November. JAMES E. GUY,
Clerk of Council.
Oct. 11th, 1867. Is AZ st.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-16

Henry Tiurod. the young and gifted
Southern poet is dead. He was pure
hearted, kind, gentle, generous and un-
.obtrusive. Too frail for earth, he has gone
10 heaven.
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TERMS.
Single copies, one year, $500
&c - six months, I 50
Five copies, one year and extra copy to
getter up of club, 1890
Ten copies, one year and extra copy to
getter up of club, 2aseo
Strictly in advance.
The S mark denotes the expiration of SUBJ
scription, and the paper Will be discontinued
If not renewed.
Transient advertisements cash in advance.
JOB work must be paid for Oh delivery.
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State Of South Carolina.

=. State OF South Car ollna.rsa
=: Ncwberry District-In Equity. Esz=
Henry Summer and William Summer, SRr.
.viying Adm'rs, Mary NJ. SUMNER,
= c. P. Summer, ct al. -
Bill to sell Land, Marshall Assets and gene
raj Relief. :-..T.12 -
>, By order of the Court of Equity I will sell.
at public outcry, before the Court House, as
Newberry, on the first Monday in November
next the Real Estate Of John Summer, deed,
as follows: ..c"aI.; ;tt'
= e. p. The Home Place, -
situated in Newberry and Lexington l)is>
tiets, continuing FIVE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY ACRES, more or less. and bound
ed BY lands of George H. Chapman, St.
Johns sChurcb ,Chas. P. Hayward and others.
>. The Crim's Greek Lands, -, -.
in Lexington District, containing about
FIVE HUNDRED and SEVENTY ACRES,
and bounded by lands of Chas. P. Howard
St. Johns Church, "A. G. Dickert and others>
These lands TO be sold in three parcels, to<
wit: the SONS TRACT, containing about
Fwo Hundred Acres, = and the GALLMAN
TRACT. in two lots as separated by the CO.
lumbia Railroad. ,.....--.as,
r Terms made known on day Of sale.
SILAS TOMBSTONE. c." & N. p.
Com'rs Office, 14th Oct, 1857. liz
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New Advertisements,
Cheap for Cash.
DRY GOODS, Clothing, Hats, Caps,
hoes, and variety Of other goods.
October I6 Mrs. A. HARRlS.
SDecial Notices.

The undersiged will give lessons in paint>
ing, in oil aud wafer colors. Terms very
moderate, and instruction guaranteed IN
short and easy lessons. ~
October 16 Mrs. A. HARRlS.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

STRANGE, PASSING sTRANGE-but true :
A clergyman, who believes in amuse-
menss if properly conducted, says it is
quite curious to note how many of our
people hare attended the circus the past
week, only because they wanted to
"please the children" but still. more
curious to be observed that in very many
instances it has taken two or three able
bodied men, with as many strong women,
to look after one little boy or girl.
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The State of South Carolina,

5 Inc Otate OF OOuth .CafOIlna-.s
Newberry District-In Equity. 80
John sater~hite, v. John n Olympia and
. s.oz -s%... others. So. ~ ~ y
The creditors OF the Estate, of Lemuel
Glymph, deceased, az required to render
and establish. on oath, before, the Commis-
sioner Of this Court, their respective de-
faands, or or before the first day of jan
uary, 1858. - SILAS TOMBSTONE, ~
: Cou's Office, z..~ SeEK.n.A
Oct. IA ~ ~. , r-S*l2s>-
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Our LADY SCBscEIBERS.-The Best
Paying Subscribers that We have are the
ladies, Heaven bless e,n, for they are al
ways on the right side-Mhen not in
The wrong. Every llme one Of them
pays up with a renewal, it does US intin-
nite good their little sub. is paid over
with suck grace, and is followed with so
many kind wishes, that We almost wish
ali the mcn-wi;b the exception of this
local-were ladies, that every one OF
them took the Herald, and that all ESe
had to do from morn till eve was to bow
them into our sanctum, receive their 1T
tie greenbacks, and talk sentiment. softly.
Oh what delicious time We should have.
Oh.ec. The great drawback TO our hap
piness are the men, and there are so
many of them too. They do things with
rush, snap, q dont-eare air, when
they do make up their minds "to DO
which gives US shiver; there are Sc
many who don't do the%ciean thing too
between them our sufferings are untold
and were it not for our lady subscribers
who come or send SO often, We would
perhaps retire from the pursuit Of print
ing, in which there are so many Difficult
tics. Come up ladies, come one, come
all, there's room enough on our subscrip
ton book for hundreds more. WewoE'
object to few gentleman subscribers, i
they are unexceptionable in character
of good morality, believe that the ladie:
are Heavens best gift to man, promise
! 20 pay regularly for their paper, ane
know chow C keep out Of the rain."
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South Carolina Railroad Co.,

GEN'L SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE,
October /, 1867.
On and after this inst, the following TARIFF
" will be observed, viz:
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Reduction In Rates
BY THE GREAT
SOUTHERN FREIGHT LINE,
-. VIA -.} .... =.
cHlPj ESTON. @.

.nNand after OCTOBER 1st, 1857, the
Y rates or FREIGHT, from New. York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore, to Columbia,
Q bo Col wiz.
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YOUNG 4 TlRRiNH.

Having laid IN their Stock Of Fall and
Winter Goods, which consist of every va
riety and style, and which we're purchased
at reduced prices, and under most faver-
able circumstances, will be able to dispose of;
them at
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-06-18
CRlTTENDEN'S
COMM RCIAL COLLEGE,
PHILADELPHIA.

This College occupies the whole upper portion of three
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CHEsrNuT and SEVENTH Streets, IL well lighted,
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The instruction given here is Of the most prasteA and
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The course Oflnatruetion includes
BO0K-KREPfN0,
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ness men, Each student opens, wrios out and closer
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PRNMANsHIp.
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COMMRRClAL ARITHMETIC,
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