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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-05-15

WHAT LADY would wear false hair or
ruIlS, when. Ivy an "nt,av of One Dollar,
>he.can procure. an article that will cause
h"r hrir % curl in wavy ringlets, or
heavy. massive curl<9
1t does not j. jurc the hair, Int on the
contrary, renders it soft, glossy and
Arairhfll. /, is equally effiracious in
curing the hair of the opposite sex.
MrsSr>. NERGER, Suits & Co., Chemists,
Of Troy. \. Y, are agents for the same.
Sc. tlieir Card III another cdlurn.
U7rhHse o. Our rradcrs ho need
arv,ning il tie way eL G"sm"ties or
Toilet Articles. would d. well to patrpnize
the tirm Of BERGER. SuuTrs & Co Troy,
n. Y. They are the only Agents in
America fnr many Of the most valuable
French and EogIi,h- Toilet Articles aud
Preparations thai axe used hy the Beauties
of h, Old World, to heautify aud Rrake
attrmSlive their rrrSnn. -- = =,
Sc their advertisement in another
column
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=. TndeY 70 New Advertisements.


The following dvertiSemrnts appear to-day
for the trst time. those to be Continued. Will
be found under treir respective heads n cur
next issue: 5ays-l--, s~.
CAPT. T. BRITToN-P'oposals wanted
for furnishing Military Post Uith wood.
CAPT. J. AuLL-Anuual meeting Of
Stockholders Steam Mill.
|. Observation-Disclosures from State.
NJ CRIME Daguerrean gallery re-
moval.
COVER, Cox, MARkEEY & .Co.-Wagens
orall sizes for sale, Carwlle & McCaugh-
rim. agents.
W. II. WEBB-Dry goods and other
articles at reduced rates.
R. SrEwARr-Seythe Blades andscyths
StoncS.
WILSON & WIcKER.-Variety Store,
anything and everything to be had tor
asking. Il,
J.T. PErERsoS-Notices BY Ordinary.
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Very few persons have an adequate
conception Of The vast amount "f deSri-
tuition and patient suffering existing in
this State. Not diStrirt, town. hamlet
or nei.hborhnod but feel more or less the
need of timely aid. In response to a cir
cnlar issued by the Rev. Vim. Martin Of
Columbia, calling for infor nation as to
the extent of >ntftring7 he has received
3etterS from twenty->eveD districts, or
wn district Nrwherry, iacludei, be>i1e>
q very considerable number from various
Other portions of said districts, showing
that IN the majority Of them, hundre Is,
and in some thousands, of people are in
danger "f starvation. This was done
under Gov. Orr's direction, and an ab.
etract Of these letters furnished the New
York Herald for publication, that the be.
nevoleut and rhilantLropic people Of the
North, who arc daily making inquirie>
as to the extent Of this de>titution, may
be informed on the subject. Many, very
many Of these destitute people arc the
,r;6,,ws and orphans Of deceased soldiers.
This cI, i'm upon human sympathy should
not be passsd by unE:seded, and Wher,
ever it is possible to contri:"ute' whethe'
ofabundancc o. Of even limited ri,eanS' Ii
should be chccrfully and promptly IN
dered. An appeal was made = short
time since by our worthy Mayor and
Council for contributions, whether ot
money o. provisions, and they are ready
TO receive them.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-05-15

\ family without newspaper is
always year behind the times in general
inf,rmation; besides, they Can never
think much nor find much to think
ahont. And then there are the little
ones growing up without any taste for
reading. Who, then, would be without
newspaper:
: remarkable being has Just died in
Page County, Va. Though upwards OF
81 wears old, ne was mere babe in size.
never left his cradle except when assisted,
rereive3 tood from spoon and was ui-
ahle to articulate.
! cnuNtry exchange, in announcing
the prospective completion of "a rail road,
saws 1--WE feel confident that he steam
sfecd will w1nd it's way through our EN-
crald wales ere ti.e leafy livery Of nature
douS the sober hues Vt autumn.
II will be a year on the first of May
since Gsorsn Peabody arrived in the
Scotia at New York. With the closest
economy il must have cost him 1UHr
millions Of da!larS during his twelve
month stay III us.
A BARREL Of -four can be purchased in
Paris, sent by rail and steamer to Liver
pool aud thence transported in 4 sailing
vessel to Boston. at less expense than it
can now bU purchased i'll the latter city.
An eastern correspondent says the
! greatest compliment an Arab can pay is
80 pass to YOU leg of q fowl, after hay
! ing first ti.to', Of mopthFul foT himself,
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Sou.A CaIoliaa---a hons for the industrious
IMMIGRANT

AA4+I@5 4G@4Sg
Is the title of pamphlet, published
by the Commissioner Of immigration,
Gen. Wagener, a copy of which W. have
received. It is brief sketch of'the his
tory and resources of South Carolina,
based upon historical aud official data,
and contains 48 pages, and as 4 text
book to the Farmer and Immigrant is Of
incaIculable advantage. Accompanying
it, is a neat and accurate map of all the
principal towns, together with rIccrS,
railroads and the sea-coaSt. Il comes
from the press of MT. Joseph Walker,
Charleston, and is very neatly printed
In connection with the Sunjcct Of I'M
migration, We call attention to a circular
jn smother column from Gen. Wagener, 10
Land owners in this State. Its impor-
tance demands an earnest interest On the
part of our people. Immigration is one
Of the vital necessities, and a sure means
by which portion If oar former pros
perity may be recovered. In another
!Ssne we design publishing the form Of
contract necessary 70 be entered into be-
tween employer and lahorer.
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Oemoress's Monthly.

This beautiful and fAvorite periodical
cones to Us with all the freshness and
fragrance of the June roses. 1t improves
with every Issue, and we are not sur
priSed that ladies Ead it the indispen>a-
bic companion Of their working as We'll
as their leisure hours. Its varied con,
tents embrace almost every topic of inter
ess in the parlor, kitchen, nursery,
while it's sensible tonc and the amount
Of valuable information furnished, not to
speak Of the money value Of it's excellent
patterns, render it capital Investment
Of So, without the premium which is
sent for every yearly Subsclipti;'n.
Address,
VI. JENNINGS DENOREST,
473 Broadway, n. J,
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COMMERCIAL.

HEwBrRRY. May a Cotton in good demand
at from Is 10 2lcts.
COLUMBIA. May 14.-cotton, ordinary to
middIing 23, Corn S.lI5aSl.8 ., Gold Sl.3S:
L1v.kPOoL, May 3-EveI ng-' o,ton mar
KIT improved during the dav-middliug uplauds
lid Orleans 1lsd sales Il. o bales
with :: Ers OF is bales, at 273a23. Flour drmer,
at Sl1 ais 40. Com heavy; mixed Western
81 27a1 80
BALTIMORE, Nav I3-Cotton quiet, but
frmer; m;ddling Orleans ~. Sugar quiet.
+ our dull and ~ changed. Corn steady; good
PRIME white 81 17al2'.
AUeusTA. Nav l3-The cotton market OPEN
ed finn, but closed easier, With sales Of 226 bales;
middlingS Is.
CHARIs sroN, May 13.--Cotton quiet, With ssles
of89 boles; midd!irgs 252S2S
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To the Carolina Times.

Our brother Of the CaLp!iua Times is
wrong for this once, the paragraph which
We copied, not directly from his paper
but another, holding M Mr.. a. Stanfo"t
as S~indIer and dender Of poor freed
nen,- was inserted entire and rs found,
credited to the Orangeburg Times. We
did not entertain the idea tat so honor
able and respectable paper as the Times
had any connection with so Scurry al in
dividual as the aforesaid Stanloot. Nor
was our printer to blame either, he put
ting up the paragraph verbatim, as per
copy. Should our brother Of the Times
SVer visit us he nccd have no fear Of be-
ing placed in juxtapcsition' with persons
Of questionable character, and ne extend
him a cordial invitation to come ard
prove it.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-05-15

enu ~ Gnu u '"e e'tF 'o' w. r''! 'GIu
VI ''''' a. e"'P'o!'e' Ky ''i"' ''000'e
'''1 o'e"'''u ~ So''''
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'E"ps. u"'" ''''> "-.,! "":H 49,, :',,,03 w
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" "'..'' s'ssP ''c''' '"I' pn.oo ~ 49, 1.',
ti, %,' tn;d '"", r' p;o % Cran1ai AmorG w
Wv wy ". ',' ,,, T,ra rIro, n,ro
sIno, of 5,nt,, uo,no,ri,ar tho heIovnd
Rcy'J Cranmnrn Wallace the memory OF
whose I.Lors ;s O nroriona lecorv n the
Church in which he hborcd
The oronns Of little children | lcf: in
tba;r nr,ttlr oro scattered, Many Of those
that rco,,;, ,ro ,i;onifrJ vounG men and
rnstro,,Iy womcr T;m. Ais, s.nnop sIn.
NOV, ~ IL, :" fnr .Iifn !. short and art i
fee,ine and orr lives, like mufl,d drums,
are hra,ng funeral marches 10 the grave"
IlGw quick the Young rush 10 the fiery COM
bat OF life d! How soon to pass away!
In som" instances scenes were as tamil
lar as the events of yesterday; others were
aS though lifetime had lEtervencd.
The schonlmaSter lives and - abroad.
The pny.g ground with its onSand memo
rics is intact. Tic marnas, with their
"ground and beer and "hrotus,' are
in s,atu QUO while the buzz ,rds, (pro,ectcd
hv mnpicipal authority remain vrstiye
of tie old regime. But I SAW no worthy
dr>crntlant of "Old GotT," "Crazv Kate" or
Daddy Pinchcr," nor tie shade of Dr., Ri l..
ker The chimney sweep aud hvot-Llark
are good Institutions,
The n3rEcts ,bourG win f>h and vcor,a.
h,,a, Dnt meats ar. Scarce and Inferior The
familiar cries of "vab Ash ""dis sid. sah-
we're lie uood rrpcp meas &r were unior.
uotrpn and nI..asan. sounds
Stocks were generally net heav7. Money
,;nht ,n1 rrI;n, ., ~ nor r.rt month
TIL - nol;ra danartmrnt of Churlr.,r, =
LARGO md veII.orr,n;zpd
7 saw s.tbr oirl v;,h tina ,rur
tho o,o .-.L I ,:,:. '
:, ,.....,.,: '.' '''''' c'"o"PT'"" oro"'",
.',''l'' ; ''''''' V lNe lac'' ALSO 'F'''S anu
S''"'' '.rcFSrS' Waterfalls ''s''"oIhS cocoa,
h"'S ana o'N'r eAc'eS!hc"S' an! ""'S "a
'"'!"Ft> u ''e'' e"''C'''",''E
"n'e '"rr' are :" r." S'''S !" C''"''V>'T'' ",
"'0 o''''I o''' 44.'",t i '.-' w. =, ,"I; nf
10" S"'S' "''' p.0ru ~ ~! .at ', 81
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'''"" ' ~, '','o'' TL.: .o,,l w ai,,m,.
grace % '''' "o'''I',' "''' P'so'."' ..
are o',il 'Hee'Ueu .? '.'T ''eo'''0' ''''0
WY Q! '"'lF u'port!i''"' =. o,
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Latest News Items.
Mr. Davis.

Has been admitted to bail in the sum
o 100000, half Of which had to be
given by residents of Virginia. Hearty
congratulations were given but no de-
monStration or noise of any kind. After
giving bail to appear at the November
Court he was taken in Coach to the
Spottswood Hotel. Mr.. D. will visit
Canada in few days to see his children.
The following telegram was received
by Judge Underwood in the court room,
a short time before he admitted Mr..
Davis t. bail: ,...
"WAsniSGroN. May 13.-Judge Under.
wood-Beware of Greeley Remern-
ber Libby P,i<on, Andersonville and
Belle Isle? Fifty millions are looking
on. an,: expect inu to tlo your duty,
while three hundred thou>ard patriots
graves cry aloud f'r revenge.
YOUR FRIENDS"
LnSDoS. MAY 12.- TIE treaty signed
yesterday has been ratified by the re-
Spective Governments. The PruSSians
are to evacuate Luxembourg in month.
BERLIN. May 12.-The French Cabinet
has made satisfactory explauati ms in re-
gard t. the recent " ar preparations.
The Republican State Convention has
adjonrned, to meet in Columbia. July d.
A platform was adopted affirming adhe.
sion to the Republican party at the
North. --. wv --.----.-
A cable dispatch to the Herald, dated
the llth, says notwithstanding the salts
factory solution Of the LuxemhuTg ques-
tion hv the treaty arrangements, fears
are entertained and generally ex ressed
that war has been merely postponed By
the work Of the diplomati$ts. W&riiEe
preparations are still actively carried on
in France, Germany, Russia and Greece.
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EurtLe NeMucrrY Herald

The following problem having been sent
70 the College for solution, has seen pro-
posed to me. Prof. SmclizHr had solved it
by Il method OF Ills own. have dcdncrd a
d general formul,, given below, by which
this AID al like Problems may be at once
expcditiou>ly solved and AS DO not find
the formula in any Of my books Of Algebra,
it may be worth publishing.
The problem is this: Suppose $500 to be
put at interest, per cent per anDum, and
10 be repaid with interest in 5 Years, in
equal annual iu<talments; that is, at tho
end of the first wear, the interest and So
mnrh the principal as the inStallment re-
qnires is 10 lee paid; then the remaining
principal 10 bear interest, and, at Il end Of
the SECOND var, nnoih"r installmrnt equal
10 the frs! 10 t pli'i, and so on, Ill the
whole is pai'' in years. Required the III
nua! ilSiallMen;.
GENERAL FoRNC-l.
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Z - .07xl500xl.07

Which is the answer sought.
Problem: Suppose $50, 900 10 be put at
interest, n"r cent, to be repaid, with i'll
te.eSt, in 90 years, in equal annual Install
ments. Required this instalment.
Ans. <.$lSS7,s5
Problem. Suppose 500 to be put a in
terest, per cent, 10 be repaid with interest
in 81 years in equal annual ius,alIments
REQUIRED this installment. Ans. S7.245
Where the time is long, the calculations
will be tedious without the employment Of
Logalilhms. +. DARLINGTON.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-05-15

We regret, SAYS a Coppcrhead ex-
change, ~ annornce tho death Of Qpow
Daddy. King Of AQnapim, West .Ahi'";
He was man and Il brother and lunche'j
off cold mi~>inoary, when in season, with
great regularity.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-05-15

WAGONS FOR Sale By reference to
card in another column it will be seen,
that Me<Srs. Carwilc & M"Canghrin, are
the agents for the sale Of Mcssrs. Cover,
Cox, NarAley & Co.'S celebrated wagons.
The reputation erj"ycd by this company
in the manufacture of wagons is well
known. They are prepared to furnish
all sizes and kinds, having fall assort'
meut on hand, or will make to order after
any pattern desired. Orders left at the
store of McSSrs. C. & McC.. will receive
immediate attlenti"n.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-05-15

Mrs. James Waters, Of Boone Comfy,
Missouri, recently gave birth to fur
bows, weighing six po0ntl% each. She
bad previously had six boys at three
BIRTH, and has noS had SIX boys in less
than one year.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-05-15

a Virginia negro, according to an cx-
change. on hearing that Congress was
gong to give lands to the darkies, said :
LANDS, de debil! is free now, and
don't va"t no land. is gwine to git
wurms and 60 f>hin." Give him vote.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-05-15

HARD on TIE GEHERAL.-A successful
.aid was made on the kitchen of Gen. GAR
lington, on Saturday night last, by which
he suffered the loss Of considerable crock
err and u>c.turni>hing articles generally,
among which was Siftehor sieve; but the
-uukindest cut CT niI was the loss Of the
anmuni ion prepared for the next morning 5
rrpa<t. To orr thinking that was the Sc
vrrc>t part Of the blow. 1t can easily he
magined how The genera! looked when III
formed there would be no breakfast. Phanc?
his ferlinkS! No breakfast on Sunday
morning the morning Of all mornings
No chops, no light rolls, no eggs, no moth
lag. We refrain, the picture is narrowing.
1t is gratifying 10 tate that tie general
displayed great frm"c<S on this distressing
occasion, and bore the loss like martyr
The thief is strongly suspected 10 he gen-
;lemAn of color, and -no doubt one Of the
party about starting for tie distant shores
OF Lihary,' or Why take the sitter? 1t is
we'll known that the darkey attaches great
importance TO this article, from the fact,
that hung in the centre of door or win
do", it is a safeguard against witches or
hags 4 0octurnal visitor Of this cllarac-
ter cannot inter before first passing through
each sep rate hole Of the sitter, and rs the
operation is difficult and tedious, daylight
invariably drives tho uawelcorpe visitor off
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-05-15

As tits thought that E,ibary ahouuds with
witches, it c:n safely be inferred that the
t!irt is as said above, and the general be
co"solcd with the reflection that the break
fast was taken only because it "lay around
loosely" in the way.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-05-15

TIE WANT OF MoNEY.is serious in
convenience, and business cannot be
conducted we'll without it. A sacrifice
is sometimes made to secure a supply of
this very important and necessary article,
and sacrifice is now offered by Capt.
W. II. Webb at his store, many leading
goods being put down at extremely low
figures. He says it is wonderful but at
the same time true. Call on the Capt.
and save money.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-05-15

TIE WEBSTER ELEMENTARY READER
From th> publishers, D. Appleton / Co.,
Of New York, we have received a copy
of the above it is designed to follow the
popular Speler Of which not less than
100000 copies have been printed and
sold, since its first appearance to the
present, covering period of thirly.fvc
years. The Reader is neatly pri"ttd and
we'll filed, and of uniform size and price
with the Speller. and illustrated through
cut. Sold by all Booksellers.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-05-15

The majority ofwhite registered voters,
SO far. in the City of Washington is
.sn7cn hDnGrnd
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-05-15

4 man named Bedong has pvtitioncd
the Kentucky Legislature to change his
7sr2e.
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NEWBERRY, S. c..
Wednesday Morning, May Is, 1867.

We give place in this issue to portion
Of the views Of our esteemed fellow
sownsman, Gen. A. C. Darlington on
"the situation" as copied from the Char
lesion News. The remainder wiIlappear
in next issue. The soundnesS of his
views on matter of such vital moment to
our people, at this turn-polnt Of affairs,
wi!lbeapparent to all unpr%judiced minds
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-05-15

Stop DAT KNOCEiN said our friend
\. NJ. Wicker, a few nights ago, j'ISt
after he had closed lis doors. lie might
have asked "is dat you Sam, or is dat y9u
jim" and not receiving an answer, slIl
"you'rc pretty good looking, but You can I
come in, so there's no use knocking any
more" But no, his heart responded to
that knocking, somebody wanted some
thing, and somebody must be supplied.
The door was opened. and in walked 1
nice gent eman done up in blnc, sent
over here by oar indignant old relative,
Uncle Sam, to guard our interests. and
keep us ont of the paths IF sin and folly
Various little Articles amounting in all
to the large sum of 81 were purchased.
bill hurr;edly pressed into the unre>i<t'
ing hand of our unSu>pectinS friend,
With "hrrc'> your money" followed by
i hastv exit altogether unhecoming. On
examination |: proved I" be delu"ct
Confelcrirk ten dollar blue back. Per-
fectlv Aab'vrgaStrd our friend exclaimed
0 Tempu<, 0 Mo~cS, and WENT to bed Il
sadarr but wiser man.
We are pleased to say that the derc'ict
individual fell into the hands Of siajor
McClrary, comman'!ant. anil suffered a
punishment suited the offence.
P. S.-Ne since learn that the dciin-
ou"mt is a reconstructed confrd who
took fancy TO return to end follow the
fortunes of his "unclc." from the regions
Of Grcenvillc: He is a hard nut anyhow,
and must Le a cosmopolite no one will
own him.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-05-15

Farmers and Planters will need the
best of Scytkc Blades and Scythc Stones
for cutting their large crops of wheat, and
can be furnished by Mr.. R. Stewart, who
has large supply OF the same.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-05-15

See notice removal Of Kingsmores
Gallery to Mowers new building. Now
is the time to avail yourselGof the chance
oGgettiog 9 good picture, as the skk-light
il the now gallery IS oos Of the very hest.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-05-15

The WEATHER AND CROPS. The well
grounded alarm felt on Wednesday and
Thursday mornings last, at the sudden
and severe change in the weather, the
very heavy raiuS and cold, together with
the almost certain prospect of frost is
happily over. On Wednesday morning,
farmers felt and locked blue'at the sickly
appearance Of the cotton plant, and II
was thought for while that it was hh't
past recovery, but fortunately for those
who have set their hope upon the crop
the inIjury was but slight The next
fear and to us tho most important was
for the wheat which is in a very advanced
condition, and that Thursday morning
would reveal the sad, sickening sight of
Il heavier calamity in It's killing. But
the danger is over and a great weight
removed. Me northern districts it is
feared have felt the cold more severely.
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Il ~
In which, ~ <u" pnt a: intercs:.
r. rate pr. Ct Of interest.
~ numher Of Years.
x- in>tallment required.
To apply this to the Problem, in tho For
,nula n: kc:
a. $500
- .U7
u 5
Whence:
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THIS MILITARY Posr we are pleased to
say is under the sway Of ali intelligent
and agreeable command, and so far all
things military and civil work together
in perfect harmony. With a view TO a
necessary discipline and al>o to secure a
hea}lhy lorution Maj. MeClcary has Sc
lectcd an admirable position between this
town and the village of Helena for a
camp. Capt. Briit"n, the a. \. c. S,
with whom We have come oGtencr TO see
in his official capacity OF QnartermaSter,
VIC find who!c-Soulcd and hearty, as
qnartcrmasler'S generally arc, and very
clever gentleman wiii.al.