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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-09-18
President dohnsonssY Amnesty
.x.., - Proclamation. e

PRESIDENT donnson.s, Amnesty
-x,.xe , Proclamation: E"&
sssa& M4sHlfNafcs, September g. s.
ssThe following pro procEanaaRa it aRatf ttfon Was
issued this morning $780, ~ ~
.ABgtaeE Eegasa gska Ua1d. .states
.zgsz s1,---:stG1sE4 efE Aqseseax qssrsx =;
:szz@sa x yAsRRachAMaTIANsassa -
- Where's, In IL ths Re moasa a5e Ell 81 J N.Y. i
- Anne Demiai 1856, tAeswo- -fHoiasasa
Esyef Congress, with extraordinarily
@ananimity and solefnnity, adfeclarea'
.sEhaEths swar .then. EXIST sRas
sSnot Wageds en- he: part 3ofa the Gov.
,sslernmsnt iaHaay spirit e6o;apnsssiso9s
norfoF any purpose ffoeAeSsss ps.
sssgbnga aer { p9ss oysr-
s@stkroWing oty intsrterangr Wlth the
..srigAts er established Institutions
sss1S 4hesS4akesss but to- defend-ahd.
maintain the sapremaeysaofSt Sthe
Constitution, aad te pressEye the
---Dnion, with all the dignity, equaiisSS
AsfEand rights af tic Several States
suHimpaired and that as soon as
these objects heafd BE accom- plishs
- nd, d,sheswagaHg toscease.3i s.
sss saaHEadswheeea eesidenB of
sssa1hhe sssah united States, on stke sth day
Of December, Aano Dohaaaini 1863,
sh on tsa 266isFRs day. of March;
sssknnos Domini I So C. with hzthe4
tssobfees sf suppFessiHg Ssthe then
1s<sss.sxSsting febeIh ef iaeings all
aaspersoaslto retuEa foatheir Loyalty =
,-and OF restoring the authority OF
sssot 80 tbes Upited States issue pfoolssla-
tions- offering amnesty and pasdoHii
TO aHpefsons who had directly or
indirectly part;eipatedia the then
existns rebe4hen gseNesps as a.
those psoeauiat iiaaa psas speeiaed
and reservedsa |
And whereas. the President ;of
hkUmtsd States aid ,son hs29th
a ~ &~&A ep;Hr<foEA &s2e.Nxt SE s@ssS- $sSSs
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-09-18

"Isfhers any danger of the boa
constructor biting?" asked a visitor
OF a geological Snowman: sNot the
least, replied the Snowman she
never bites; be swollers hir whites
whole. - :
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-06

MHI uNuElgl0NuD AgeI0NkKs Or JOSHuA
BURR Vim olIes fbr sale. and VIII ell a. rnonc
n e,s,tss s..1 stx,re 6afufes Said stcck and hxs
ssrss S.iae ths ;ss .s:Esss I'D hnf, @ , the
~ ~ u cspH nence q o'clock A. NJ IN Sstnr
~ - i'm day Of JAY 1s9. end - continue nom
AZ 10 6ay until The whole ID eUld
tween - ana - 0tFosts. Davenport. Iowa. Bdsfor
The psrehsss = psivoes sas u the whole - shy pr
don Of sad stock. suloosd q any tDs between sas
80. xsssssx xzAdssE. |u~,ss~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-06
SCHEDULE OF PRESENTS.

.
Handsome Country Residence, Stable.
Grounds, &C, Germantown, Philadelphia. Is, 90
Double Residence, three-story brick, Cam
den. N. j Observation-Disclosures. 10, 90
1 Coal Depot, Offices, Sheds, Ground with
business established. No. 1914 Washington
Avenue, Philadelphia. ......-......... -. 1AO0l
l Country Residence, Riverside, n. j., with
Ground, Fruits, &C.. ............... 1000
I Three-stOry Cottage, Lot &c. ......... 80. 800
25 Valuable building Lots, Riverside. $40 each sos
1 Elegant Turnout Family Carriage, Span Of
Horses, Harness, &c, complete .......... b.O0
10 Valuable Building Lots, Riverside, 180O each 3U
| Beautiful Sflyer-gray Horse. 10 l-2 hands
high, sired by the celebrated imported Ara
ban Horse .Caph;" also, q light Road
Wagon. weight 40 pounds, with set 0f su-
perier Single Harness, &C., making hrst-
class establishment. Observation-Disclosures. 6,O0
20 Pianos, 500 each 1901
~ MeOdeOns, S226 each ..................... lc0
s Rosewood Sewing Machines, e2OO each. ~
10 Family Sewing Machlnee, 500 each. ~
~ Fine Gold Watches, $500 each. ........... 1ON
100 Oil Paintings, by leading artists-ssgre- :
Gsmei's Hair shawis, si.cCo each. 10
2Camel's Hair Shawle. 5000 each. ....... GU
3 Handsome Lace Shswls, $50 each. u
10 Cashmere Shawls, $50 each. .................
90Silk Dress Patterns. SIS each.. =. 1sU
90 City Building Lots 81 as each sd
The remainder will eon.ist Of Silvesware, Mu-
steal Boxes, Orera Glasses, Pocket Bibles and
diAefent aftic 90 Of ornament and use amount
Total. /. ssee.e
All the properties given clear Of incumbraccc.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-06

sfthe Nv, Oak sumash, SC. Also Tor
e.l.t COR RHEA. AND Alb FEMALE
WEAKNESSES.
Thi. Is one of N. mos Rrsrpus dcov
sed prsnclns vsss Ia all eases where Il can be
tod rsssrssiy hirrnay tor,oa Isscos or GAna,r
10 i.reorsu - IKE MAGIC. caring N. worst cases In
rEsvssztys and CorArvE Nsrs render
II TSpISrE NSAElf TO LIVERY ADULT PERSON OF BOTH
sExEs N for tho CIncrika, free :, all
pucu ~ per hoy .x boxes -. BY mail sold By the
rroprie,crs :. NsINsuEsgEa q co. Ne oo jobs
..--~. - vhern .houd Ne addressed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-06
80 Der cen.. in tho Cost Of Jars!
DIR. RigelOw,.

II the only Physician, a. eposasNst.
now III chicago that can be- entirely
- ~ relied upon. Go TO nm, aud mot mi.
T. fer that horrible disease 10 remain IN
s~'s your system. di-hgnrinr vour face
n y and body. besides deetrOsin1 vonr
happacss and future prospscss a Iiss.
He ha- made PRIVATE DlRR SEs
.rd NERVOUS DERII T'ry NJ. sssI-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-06
LOOK HERE!
SMITH THE HATTER
FOR S. AND UPWARD


Can BE Rad
HATS for figures broad and burly,
HATS for straight hair and curly,
HATS for faces melancholy,
HATS for features bright and jolly;
HATS for gentlemen Of standing,
HATS that give look commanding;
HATS for walking, riding, driving,
HATS dull faces look alive in;
HATS for pic.nic and excursions,
HATS for holidays diversions;
HATS that stand all kind Of mauling,
HATS for every trade and calling,
HATS for travelling, sporting, sailing,
HATS greaseproot, in storms unfa,ling,
HATS air>chamberc,i, Smiths lining,
HATS with which TO cut a shine in;
HATS OF many shapes uncommon,
HATS admired by lovely woman
HATS with which a room to enter,
HATS for scores Of wild adventure;
HATS OF quiet styles for pastors,
HATS low-crown, your knowing en- stors /:
HATS oft sent hund-ed miles for,
HATS that boys and misses sigh for,
HATS ttat even babies cry for;
HATS for landsmen and for sailors.
HA that grace the work for sailors;
HATS that would saint entice.
HATS. prime Hats, at any price!
HATS THAT IL HATS
at SMITHS
sign OF Black Bear.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-06
ladies. take Particular Notice
THE REAL vELPAU FEMALE PILLS
WARRANTED FkENCH.

The.e Pills, 20 celebrated many yesss ego in pAs,s.
for the relief Of female irregu aries. and Afterwards
for their criminal employment In the prncicc o. abof
sion, now oGered Tor sale for fhe Arst time ID
America. They have been kept In comparative OBJ
security from The fact thst the originator. Dr. velpeu.
+ physician IL Pafia. 81 great wealth, and strfce
conscientious principles, and has withheld them from
general nse lest they should be employed for anisw-
ldl purpOecr.
In ovepromlng Female Distractions. Falling 1t ths
womb, whites. Green Sickness, Suppression. Rescn
ton. or lmmoderate Flow of the Monthly Dls-
charges, Nervocs and Spinal Affections. Pains IN the
Dock and Limbo, Fatigue sght exeftion, Palpstsr
ton Of the Heart, Hysterica, etc, and VIII effect
cure whsn all othss neane have failed; and. y
though powcpful remedy, do not contain ealoine's
aDtimOuy, or anything hustfnl b. the constitution.
To married laden and young girls who have nrves
been requested, they sre peculiarly suited. Iney
win. In : sAost tins. bring ON tho monthly psssed
CAr9,cs.-2;sssd Ladies should never take them
wheo Shese = aay seas0n ~ bsiicve themselves yc
naat, ~ shsy WI b s1rs " produce mscasiAge.
Lsdies can pocnre bca, sealed nom the eyes %
the curOass b lncOlng 00e eoalas, ani M poeess
ssampe 70 \. ~. MAC0MD96, Osnessi Aesnt sof
the Uaios1 eo1oa - Cana1Ds = Albany. n !
sepsSA -dAWlv m01w1a00 - ee0v1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Beet Cheapest. and most eTeciual Remefy ics
Coughs Colds &c the World h.s ever produced
Pareiy Vsge,able. contains 10 HlN RAILS.
49,. M f-r-FKfDrTs pRTsGS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-06

la.oN
10000
5000
5000
b.tHN
3,sxSD.
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The WasAinatsm IAbr~ry Com.
pMMve

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pnnys
In order thut tho benevolent object set forth In
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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-13

thett sronSest men were given them. requir.
ing tho removal from the committee 90 the In
fsrior position on tho. Committee, op Eleetiohs
If DIR. Cook as Illinois, who was .kRo&n 70 bs
In, favor of impeachment. -I15i &c. -
: "The result was that when 1hevote came to bs
taken in COMMITTEES, four outof seven Repab:
licausupcn it, who We're also the committee
OF the Thirty ninth Congress voted for i'm
peachment. Five voted against it. three Of
whom were tile new apppintees. Mr. Chur-
chill, Dir. EIdrijgs, aud Mr.. Marsaall.. If the
! committee had been allowed to be as before.
| " ith the addition Of one. m-luber only, there
would have been majority for impeachment
As 1t was, there were foutHsoQt. of nine, not
with.tqnlins the Legal doubts Of Mr. Wilson,
the Chairman. and the asserted change OF
| opinion Of Mr. Woodbridge. Of Vermont.
1t Is fair to Mr.: Colfax to say, that hs claims
those changes in the con,mttes vers accideu.
1 t6l; hut it was o sad accident for lhe country
| sit has iuvolv ed an extra session Of Congress
| without results, aud has left Johnson 10 en-.
trench hiu, elf with the army against the will
of the country. claim that the people al.
ways have heen. aud are. ready for impeacl,-
me"t. and:will now d.mandiL =.
Now, however, the condition is changed
If Congress, on meeting in November, ahomld
commence the impeacl,n,ent, anL proceed with
reasonable rnpniity. Johnson could not be re-
moved till spling-unless they catne uP ts
what clearly ia the law aud practice. taat lie
should be deI"'se'i upon articles being presented
to t,,e Senate. Now, SUPPOSE that Johnsou
should not he removed till ,hs Spring. tha
would he too late Gnr Mr. Wade to aid hin,ssl
by executive power in The convention. whici
will be held in Nay or June. But ds Bfr
Wade is known to he thoroughly loyst to thu
| Republican party, aud would heartily sustain
the nominee ut that convention with all tn,
power Of Administration. whoever >thonlt
tbe nominated, eaci, and all Of the gentleme,
believing themselves to hnte possibilities o
Ebcing candidates W il! desire that the Admin
istrnlion sha III bc in AR. Wade's hands ra,bc
than in Juhnsol's aud Notwithstanding con.
vinced that impeachment is just and ought Il
be done--will become easily convinced Of it
policy, especially as they eaunot fail 10 Sc
that The people demand, At. and that the situa
ton Of the country requires i,-fpr it i. tn
only solution of ulI our Il oubits. mud the gres
paciGentor.
."For myself" added the General. II hav
never doubts ed thai it would como 10 this.
have got accustomed to have my oI'n ions up
on public affairs made good. twelyo month
after date"
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-13
Medical College Of Georgia
:. AT AUGUSTA.
FAGVLTY'.

raw VII
ID GARVIN. II. D., Emeritus Professor
:oi Msteria Medics and Therapeutics.
HENRY B. CAMPBELL, N. D., Professor
.of Operative Surgery and Surgical Anatomy.
JoSEPa A. EVE, II. D., Professor of OBJ.
stetrics and Disseasss Of woman and Infants.
L.. D. FORD, II. d., Professor of the Ipsti.
tute and Practice Of Medicine.
EDWARD GEDDlNGS. NJ: d. Professor of
Physiology and Pathological Anatomy. s.rI
GEO. W. RAINS. III. D., Professor of
CiiemistrySau Phsrmscy. -
DEsAUssuREsFoRD, sf! D.. Professor Of
WM: II. DOUGHTY. NJ. D, Rro,.s.o, "a o,
Mat Med Therapeutics and Medieaf Jurispru~'
J.. A. DUaAs, IL. D., Professor of the
prnelpIe' n aud Practice of.surgsry and Dean
JOHN $. COLEMAN, N. D., "
Demonstrator Of Anatomy. = -
CHARLES z. RICH
3snit0r.
The 33d Session will DO opentd on the 4tt oil
November next, and contiuaA: four months,
The Museum. Laboratory. and arrangements
for Practical anatomy, ,srs equal to sny In the
country. Clinical instsuGIlvn Regularity iinpsr-
tad at the City Hospital and College Clinics.
FEES: 'r
Tickets for the whole course, incurrsnoy $Io5 90
masricaiae'on. ~ currency. .......... 8 90
nissections, In currency. ............. .. 10 90
Diploma fee, in currency. so 90
Sept, 1s 1867, 2l-2t
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-13
MARKHr rs.
Z >RsroarEp M >. m+pifaaEn.
.Apsry,I.r. September 6

:. - 4ADsryn.r, September 8.
CoT4ps-Aiddliogs is asa; Good, % 96
Flour. tcoputryl. $3.50 % $40, 90; North.
srn. - a sto; Corn sl,7sss 1876 Msslel ,76a
Si,s6 Molasses, go n 81 90; Peas 1.76 s.2,oO
Coffee, 80 a IS; Sugar, 20 a 26; Butter, 10 a
20 Eggs. 10 al2t Wldskey, $500 a 500
Bacon. lShoulder.) 10 a 20; Lard. lsa 2S
Hams. 22t q rs; Sides- 2l4 q 2s sn!t. s4.76 q
$500; Wheat; $l,76 S2.0u oats IS a soc.
Nav YORK, September lI-Noop. Gold 4la.
Flonf' 'iOa20c.- better. Wheat 9aae. better
Cotton dull and lower--261a26c: 'a.'' :
7P. M:-Gold 4a3. Flour advanced. chiefly
on low gradrs-S,ats Sail; Soutiisru n .96s
1915. so"th.rd amber wheat ESQ. Corn
easier-mixed Western I.a2aL24i, Lard l3a
l4s. Cotton 4c. lower; sales l,026 bales.
BAIriN"RE. September 1l.--Cvttnn dull and
drooptug. Flour fitu,, At Yestereay's advance.
CINciNSATI, September n.-FIonr and eoru
Fl m. aud unchanged.
New ORLIANs, September ll.-Salts Of cot
ton $50 bales; market dull and unssttlsd-- --low
middIing 23. Flour dull-triple extru $l5.75
choice extra extra $l2.25.
n''eei"' SeP'emoer ll.-CoIton Ina rEe'
dull 4: sales q bues; m,ddling a2s22a.
| SAVANNAH, September lI.-Cotion irregu.
lar: holders anxious to sefl-middling 22ia
23f; sales rs bales. &C..
] CHAnLEsIoN, september lI-Cotton weaker,
sales 20 bales. including bales new cotton, o.
24}; receipts 1874.
MOBILE. September ll.-Cotton marketpasy
81 2l Tor middling; sales 500 bales
LIVERPOOL September ll-Noon. Cotto,
dnll; uplands 9sd; Orleans I'D.
NEW YORK, September ll:-It is under.
stood that several fatal cases Of cholera hav
occurred at Governors Island. The dissns
prevails rhere alarming'y, and con,munca.o
with the city is ihterdletsd A fatal case is rs
ported in West S9th street.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-13

TnaEE- MoSr'Is ron Noril,Sa.-Loor AT ruIs
OFFEn.-The publishers Of tho American Agri-
caitu'ist show their enterprise by offering That
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year to all new subscribers for 1868, who send
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cost of the Agrie,tlturistis only 6 80 for u year
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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-13

The MAINE E.HcrIoN.-The Radicals have
carried the Maine election by II minority oi
Id 900 votes, being q loss Of 1000 votes since
the last election. The annexed de,patches af
ford cheering indications: .
WASHINGTON. September 1.-THE heavy
Radical loss in Maine. creates intepae excite
ment here. The Lower House, which, last sss
sion, had but thirteen Demo Gratis is now
slsiinrd by that party. The great oentra
States Of New York. Pennsylvania and Ohie
are claimed as esrt"inI aud the defeat Of negro
suffrage in Ohio seelps. conceded.
/ A despatch from Bangor. Maine. says the re
suit OF the slt tction in tliat State has astunis
edall parties. The immense Republican ma
joritios OF lust year have been entirely over
come. -.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-13

LUNAR EcLIrsE.-A partial eclipse Of the
moon is announced by The almanac-rnaksr. for
this evening. about sun set, aud thereafter
The PhGniz seems 10 speak rather hesitn,ingiy
about the "sxprcteI" eclipse, but anticipates g
change Of weather thereupon. post hoe il
not propter hoe. The editor has been So often
deceived with regard to the ''msteoric ehow
srs." we suppose. that h. has grown scep
tical as to the best established facts of as,rono
my--but We think he doubts when he should
believs, and believes whom. he should doubt
We ourselves have no doubt as to the eclirs.
but very great doubt as to the anticipated
change of weather. Nous yerrons.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-13
suHpAY SCHOOL oEErBaArIor.

SUNDAY suH00L 0EIEBRATI0N.
II On Thursaay Of tho past week. very intesi
eating sunday School Celebration aame of st
|Greepyllis Church in the uppsrsp. of The
|DIstrict.. The Donaldsvills. Brosd-mouth,
Mulbsyy and Houea Path schools were pres
ent and :putnbssiug several hundred took part
In the exeraises. So! -
The arrangements Of the OCCASION were un-
der tho supervision of Col. q. Donsld aud afer
On opening prayer from the Rev. ]. o. Lindsay,
the meeting was successively addressed the
Rev. J. ]. Bonuer, Capt james. A. Hoyt Of the
Anderson Ihteuigeueer. R.y. J. q. ..Eindsay aud
Rev. W. r. Farroa. -
The sipging of the: pupiis is.snid to have
been excellent, apd NOT the least Attractive fsa-
| lure of the OCCASION was u bouutiful dinner
which reflected tho higaiest credi, upon ih,
Taste. skill aud pablie spirit Of; the ladies o
the vicinity. g.. -......-, - =,
On Friday, the day after. there was a Con-
| veution Of the several Sunday Schools OF inc
ty-Ssix circnit. held at Lebanon Church, Al
which the Salem, L.banoh, Greenwood an.
| lsetoboth Scl,ools We're present, and also Ill,
Greenwood Presbyterian Sunday School, BY
| Invitation. - -
| The Rev. Thos. G. Herbert, tho pustor o
the circuit presided, anI the several SCHOOLS
bcnring each beautiful banner, with AN ap
propriate deviro and Inscription formed pro
cessioh. and marched 70 n and in grove nea
the Church. where after All appropriate prayer
BY the Rev. ". II. Fleming and the singing o
q by mn by the children. addresses to chit
dren and parents were successively made b.
Professor James Il. Carlisle Of Wufford College
The addresses were snid to have been in Il,
Professors best style. W. have heard him o
similar occasi"ns und.know we'll the rsr. inter
est which he imparts to those adlre.ses-wh;c
are made the vehicle Of the ,uost profound an
striking thought brought down to the capacit
of the most chifd-like comprehension.
i 40 on the previous occasion. there was
handsome array of good things to tempt III
appetite. aud the discussion of these and a
hour or s" Of social enjoyment clo'sd the d.
lghtfnl exercises "f the day:
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-13

THE LAuaESsrILLE HxnALp,-We omitted al
the-time I" no.ioe. tho change IN: tho editorial
management of thix we'll conducted aud sterling
journal Or friend. Hon. b: w. Ball, hn.
been compelled hy The pre.a Of other engage
nieuts 10 Withdraw from the pest of associate
editor. which lie has occupied 50 acceptaLly for
the pnst Two years. and makes his retiring
bow i'll gracefully written valedotory. The
paper remnias-under the editorial control oi
H. l.. McGowaR, ECO. who Inns SO long and
"bly presided over its columns and who with
opr friend Crews uoites in making the Herdla
ono Of the,most interesting and welcome . { ou:
| exchange Success 10 them all.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-13

The Germans, Of Nnskville, AFRO atou. organ
izing al immigration society o" u graud scale
and expectto induce thousands of their coun-
try.men to Settle in Tenn essee -"
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-13

Ea. II. w. LAwsoN.-In Tho list Of our
merchants that we gave last week, who were
either en.Tnaie t. New York, or contemplated
soon making the "Trip, we. inadvertently o,pit-
ted The name Of our epternrising f.llo w-eit:
zen, Mir. II. W. Lawson, who has since rIert for
that city,, He c"ntempates repIebisi,ins and
adding largely to his stock Of tin ware.
stoves; aud miscellaneous articles Our friend
is emrhatictdly dealer in. the metals. base and
precious. and can furnish almost anything. we
believe, in that line. except all ''ron.clad
oatn.' from his iron clad establishment We
w'sh him an carly and safe return. a. we can
i'll spnr- him and rs we have taken the liber-
~ Of announcing his departure. ill allow hin,
to herald his own arrival back.