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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-23

In the District Court of the
UNITFD eralES. Toy Snnth Carolina Or
Term Is s +, the mt'trr Of, Il"n'y sum
M Of \ Nhrrrr Conn y-Bankrupt. Peri
ITO" for full and f'nl discharge in Bunk"
rnpfcv
Onlrrpd. 1tat trar;nG hr hid on the % !
DIV of crmb:.r. 1868 n + drraI Com t
House in C..umhii =. 9 aud fhat al! cle'i.
iurS. &C of saul Bau%rupt apln'"r III -, d
ri,pe aul place. >Irrw Gu e. If any thrv
c,n why rhr PRAYER of tl@ p'ii !on"r sh"nll
not br sr nled. And that rhr III and Sd
meetings of creditors of sail Pmk'hrt will
de- he'd ar he office Of Henry Summer + q.
+ .si>t r. o''3 Con District ut ) & ,ol 10Th
day ni D ctmbrr 1868 NJ II II m.
BY order nf the Court, the 5 n dLy OF De-
ccrubcr 1868
DANIEL HOnLBECK..
Cork District Court Ulrrr,l Stnrcs,
Dec 503s For South Carolina.
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Street DUTY.

All ppr> us within the corporlre limits
Of ,he town of Nrwb"rrv, liable TO road
and Street d, ~. for 4ih q':artrr, ISIS, can
pror,re an exemption fnr same by the paw
m-nt offs to the town clerk hy the 2ith
inst.
B. u. RLEASE, Town Clerk.
Dec. 46 81 a.
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r. the district Court Of the

r. the district Court Of the
UNIrEDS ES-f.r South C 'ro na Nov
Tenn, 1873 IN the ~ 'frrr ef william"
Sumrncr, OF LcXir"'on tH,,:rtv--B nkrupt
P,iiinn TO: fui and III II discharge in Bt"k,
,urtrv
Ordered thar hearing he had on the 12 h
dav nf Jrnu.ry. 1869 at Federal Court
linu<t. in Ch irIe>tou = .C.:ind that ali cred
tor< OF SAID brrk upr appc,r at >aiI time
an place. and >hO cauS". if any the. can.
whv the prayer ofr"e pcri' ;oner >h"nli mo-
I've grin'rd. A. d thlt the . | and 3 meet
ingS of or d:tor> nf said bankrupt viii br
hell AZ the Office. uf Henri summer. E-q
istgi>:er of 3 Co" DISTRICT 5. e., on the
!5th day "f jim 1865 Il: - m.
Rv order Of The Court, iLc 10 h day Of Dec
1868.
DlNlFL no LBECK.
Clerk District Court U',r' >ta c>.
dec 1e 81 81 For Sou h Carolina.
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Wanted--AgentS.

C1rS per month TO sell the NATIONAL
- - FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
Thi- Machine is.eqnal to the s,ar da,d machii.es
in every respect and i 4o'd ut the ,"w price OF
e., Address NATIONAL SEWING MA
CHINE CO., Pittsburgh Pa.
Euxs u % 3ss.
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Notice.

sill offs for sale Newbarry Court n use.
the ti,>t Mondav j.. j n uary il, OF Gispo>,U Of
ut private sale treviouSs ~ that day.
One House ard Lot situtted in the
Village Of Helena,
cortaini.r TWO ACRES. vel improved, ard
nj present occupied by The Mis- krI>'s terms
Cast, IL, les the u chaser Can MAKE a'rap"t>
uenIS with lersots to ~ hom am inr eb'cd TO
ge, IN. TOR a portion .; the lurrlGase m"ne..
ID c I6 5lSt l.. LAKE.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-23
n the District Court of tie


UNIrEr SRA rES. fo. Snuth Ciroina O
Fem 1S s. Il the mn'nr I" j :. Bow erS
q: New .,cr.v >Cnnnrv--B nkrupr Pr'iti".
f,n fu and final d,>chLrnr in BankInric' q.
O d..ryi, " 4 -hpnr uy b. h'nl on the % !:
Il n of Dec 1853 II, F. dclaI Conr f1nu>r in
e., nhn S T. ;t1rh rhat'aIl rrr'ii or, &c.
OF saul B,n&rnor "p!"ar at said Time and
place and >h,.w eau e. it any rhry en-. why
ihc privcr "f the re:itnnrr >h"uhl not be-
cran.rd. And ,hrt the 9 nl'Ind 3 meetings
OF cr,rlirnr> # laid B'"krupt vii b" he'd at
tht office Of ii .nry Summer. Z a. g'>ttr
nf 3 II Con: D;>'r,c' :. e. on 10tb day OF
Dr.s m'rr 1873 ~ II n m
ky order ~ tic C .ur', the day Of De-
ccmbcr ieCS
DANIFL HORLBECK
Clerk DISTRICT Cuu.H Un,,rd SrnicS.
DC Q so 81 For SuI,h Ch,ulna.
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IN TILE PROBATE COURT.

Abner ". Feeder. and vile Eliz lbrlh, rs.
Joseph lil,s ard Q'hrrS. rPetlt on. for Z,
: Partition. !: "
II appearing 10 my satisfaction that Jo-
<cph davenport and EIiz ,herh his wife, de-.
irm,'ant> in the above stated case, reside
~ Aithont the limits OF this State. On nntl"n
of MrsSrs Fair, Pope Il Pope, Solicitors for
reIironrr>, iri< ordered, that -ss.i,l defend:
:n,S ,lo plead. answer OF d'rnnr 10 i'i'pr
ii ion on cr before the 2grh day OF Drcrm
II r next, or the same will be taken pr"
conte->u against them.
Given under N, hand this l9tlrNov. lSCS.
JOINT. PETERSON, J. P: y. C. .
N0y, % IS 5t.
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NOTICE.

I will sell at the residence
Of the late DR.. James NJ.
Epps, on The llth day Of JAN
uary next, all The personal
property Of said deceased, not
exempt by law, consisting OF
Mules,
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In the District Court of the

In the District Court of the
UNITED STA rES for South ,rnlina Oct {.
Term 1868 In the matter of ihomas H.
Ch hlnpeit-Biukrupt Prriipn for full and
final di-ctnr=c in Bankruptcy.
llouSr in Charleston. = c.; and that all cred>
itor>, &C. "f said Bankrupt appear mt SAID
time and pl ce, and >hew cau>e if any they
can. why the prayer OF the petitioner >hond a
not he granted. And that the 2nd and 81
meetings OF creditors of SAID bankrupt vii C
held at rhe fiji e Of Henry Summer. E.q r,
Il gis'rr Of 3 Il Con Oi>'rirt 5. e, On 29th
dav of Drccmhcr. 1868, n II m.
Bv order # the Court, the 7th day Of De-
cember, 1853
DANIEL HORLBEC6,
Clerk District Court United States.
Dec. 9 80 St. For Sou.h Carolina.
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STATE SOUTH CAROLINA

STATE OFFS SOUTH CAROLINA. e.
Ncwbcrry Di>tric' In Tqrifv.
George L,rsel, A !n' r v<. W. Il. Hunt ana
OH r.
II appearing 10 ms ~. i>f c'ion thnt JoS"rh
L. Clerk is ab-tn; from rht' limits of this
ATE. on mn!iou # McS>rS Jones ami .Innc,.
Crmp'> >oI'> It is orftr d tlint ,hc sail an
sent fen | ,nr do plead sn<wrr or tlrmur 10
rh;S hll within ;or V 'lav> from thc purlicl
on hrrrot, ar The same viii b. taken pro
cunfe>>o grinSt him.
Cum'> Offip. SILAS JOHNSTONE
Dec lG 81 Ct. cS c EN- D.
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EZn<Sg MANHOOD:
GsslAS HOW LOsr.--':' s'.
.H0 y RESTORED.

just published. - Ecw edition Of DR.. Cul.
Fe.Weii,S Celebrated Essay on the rsd-
vi cure (viihour ln"tilciue) .! Sperniator.
rhGA. or Srmral Weakness, fnvaluntrry
Srmipal Losses. Impotencr, Mental and
Physical Incapari'y. Impetlimpn1S to Mar
rag", etc; also. Consumption, Epilepsy,
'"d Fi:>, induced by selt-induEgence er sex.
l;.l rxtravn"anrc. ..-t
- Price, i Il sealed envelope, only .
'rih$.
The celebrated anthor.. in the aduirahla
'>>ay. clearly demonstrates from thirty
ears >HccrS>inl practice. that the alarming
'ouSr4nenc"S OF sc!f-ahu>" may he radically
cred irhrnt The n>c OF internal medicine
z III" application Of he knife; pointing
M - mole >0t curr at once Si,upfe. .esrsaii,,
r! rtIrrrual. by means Of ~hieh every stf-
"r"r, TO matter ~ilar his condtion may he,
way cure himself cheaply privately, aud
radically. .....
~ This Lecture should BE- in the lands
1frNrry youth and every man in lbe land.
Senr, nn,:er seal, in plain envelope, to
my address. postpaid, on receipt of six cents,
" tw" posi- stamps. Also, Or. CuIvrrwrll's
''MnrIia"e Guide" price % cents. Address
the Publishers. '''.. -
CHAS. J. G. KLINE &Ga,
1"7 T--n WA N. " Post tffc. P.x 5a6.
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Eightv-Five Acres,

more Or less, "fj";nin~ No 3, Belfast Road
tie ~ BG.r,"n, No =, AID Bash River tt"
property of J |'m"> u. S'nn, 4" ras"ds slrried
on NJ tir,sSEir ef FhQinaS ". PlysiIger, vs.
l.. N. BhozirtSia,n"< NJ Srnn, andN. C.
league. This. case a>Si.u"h o ". e
Abrams. II. II. klNARD.
Coroner in and far 'Nrwhrrrv Comfy.
Cor"n"rS oai!e, Dec. lllh, 1858.
Dec l6 81 81,
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STATE OFSOUTH CAROLINA

NeM berry tomty-ln The Circuit Comrt.
James Il. Wilson, y$. Thomas r. Wilson
and Others
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

- L ~ L VI ~ \ L IL - II IL ~ ~ ~ 4 L
Nrwbcrry 3i>tric,-In lqritv.
MarsnrG Maitin,v> Jona'h IN Martin, ct al.
Pu >uant 10 an rrrr nf '!.r Court. will
sell, b. fore lie C"urt l'"n e, on the
fi,-t Mn..hav III .,niarv, 1851 tic real
estate ui parcn Martin Ctcc.>ci cum>i>ti' 6
of
One Hundred and Thirty-Six
Acres,
more or. less si'ua'Cd in the Di>tric: and
:, re :l:tlc>a d and m rnd, q lv Innd> ut
Mrs. Mn"mct Mrr'in r>'n'c o; Mic"j III
IIA,,i- a':,l r>tn!.. OF } me- Sou
lLkM - !rr L ri'a> =, will h rcqlrrd TO
pay NC, ,>ll nn,-'h ,d" The pmlchi-r m'ncv.
~. 10 secure ihc - lance payi'l: at Twelve
mD"til> with inl, rest from II e tiav at sale,
by hond and Il mortgage "t the premises.
Cum'r> Office. SlLAS TOMBSTONE.
D,c. lG 81 81. 80 C +. n. d.
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Cows.
Corn,
COrCner's Sale.

Bv virrar o wrir Of Firri Facirs. 10 mo
dir"c'c,l, will sell ON the ti>t Monday in
january nexr, hrlore tie Court House, the
following property viz:
Two Tracts OF. Land, ono containing
One Hundred and Fifteen Acres
more or less. adjoining lands Of No. |, B"l.
fast Road a;,A Bush River.
The other Tract containing
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-05
Position I'm Sleeping.

tits better to go to sleep on the
right side, for then the stomach is
very much in the position of a bottle
| turned upside down, and the contents
oft are aided in passing out by gray
ltation. 1T one goes to sleep on the
left side. the operation of emptying
the stomach Of ifs contents is, more
Ike drawing water from a we'll. AZ
ter going 10 sleep, let the body take
its own position IF you sleep on
your back. especially soon after a
heaty meal, the weight of the digest
i've organs and that Of. the food rest
ing on the great vein Of the body near
the back bone. congresses it, and ar
rests the flow of the blood more or
less. If the arrest is partial the sleep
is disturbed, and there are unpleasant
dreams. III the meal has been recent
and hearty. the arrests more decided;
and the various sensations. such as
falling over precipice, or the pursuit
of a wild beast, or other impending
dangers. and the desperate effort to
get rid of it, arouses US, and sends on
che stagnating blood; we wake in q
fright. or trembling, or in perspira.
ton, or feeling exhaustion, according
20 tue UegToe OF StAK0aLlOO, anu inc
length and strength of the efforts
made to escape the danger. Bat
when we are unable to escape
the danger ~ when we do fall
over the precipice, when the tumbling
building brushes us-what then2
That is DEATH That is the death of
those of whom it is said, when found
llleless in the morning. That they
we're as well as ever they were the
day before;" and often it is added
"and ate .heartier than common
This last, as a frequent cause of death |
to those who have gone to bed to |
wake no more, we give merely as |
private opinion. The possibility of its |
truth is enough to deter any rational
man from a late and hearty meal. |
This we do know with certainty, that |
waking up in the night with painful
diarrhe, or cholera, or bilious choiic,
ending in death In very short time,
is probably traceable to late large |
meal. The truly wise will take the
safe side. For persons to eat three
times a day, it is amply sufficient to
make the last meal OF cold bread and /
butter, and cup OF some warm drink.
No one can starve on it; while q per-
severance in the habit soon begets
vigorous appetite Tor breakfast, so
of a day of comfort
Hollis Journal of Health. 9gI
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w ONIAN'9 TOPICS.
Ladies' Fancy Work.
BY A LADY.

a LAD1s
We are at present enduring a deluge
of fancy work, such as crochet, tat
ting. various sorts of knitting. mat
maklng, and so on, altogether too
long a list to repeat, whereby old and
young are consuming their time, with
no Improvement to themselves, and
no sort of good to others. This deli
cate, pretty-looking handicraft was
harmless IA something to be done in
odd moments, but becomes absolutely
vicluns when made a continued occu-
patton, as Il now does in a surprising
degree.
Working for the soldiers put stop
to its advance for a time, aud that a
new impulse was given to women
then, which would continue when the
cause was removed, many fondly be-
lieved The disappointment came
sooner than could have been i'm
agined. for Immediately there was a
great rush back, as if things had suf-
fered by neglect, and must be renew
ed with ten fold energy. l
So far as WEAKNESS is the result of
labor, this is real work: although we
call it idlcneSs, the result is of so little
value. Think of sitting, day after
day, earnestly devoting mind aud body
to coun ing crochet stitches, for it is
impossib G to continue this work and
at the same time use the mind for
thought or conversation that has the
least depth or requires any use of the
intel eet. 1t is often that something
OF great worth is given up, or not
thought of, that some piece of this
self appointed task be finished in q
gwen time. Exercise out of doors is
entirely neglected, or taken with half
heart, because the fascination of
Wors'ed has possession of them. : IF
take time to walk every day" said
one OF these devotees, II could not
accomplish anything Books, and
mu,ic, and birds, and flowers are mere
side issues. Ii obliged 70 attend NJ
them, it is done as a burdensome dutv,
which Is TO be shaken off as speedilv
as possible. All the preparing ~
neei'ul g rment~ must be left to Other
hands, aud selfishness takes TRUMAN.
ant pos es~iOn.
These things will not be repuIsive.
so long as the freshness of youth and
beauy blends the charm of the
worker with the work, but in advanc.
ing years what can atone for this lost
timer There is so much to do and to
learn, that life is all too short with
every hour improved; how, then, can
we answer for these wasted opportu-
mites? The time has gone by for
ever when ignorance and Stiffness
under the name of simplicity, is ad.
mired in women. To be called 9
woman of culture is to draw the In.
terest of every Que of intelligence to
her. and this enviable reputation
could be obtained by almost every
one, were the same amount of time
iaalg. -.fal l.sa
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-05
sPECIAL NOTICES.


The aemi-anpual shaking in the Fever
aud Ague dis riots has begun. The fogs of
these Autumn nights and morning are
surchaJ ged with the elements of tntermit
tent and bilious remittenC feN erS, and, I'M
fortunately, two't irds OF the community
are lust In the coAditi IN to be di astrously
Affected by them. Those who have been
prudent enough to fortify themselves
du ing the SUM mer with that Owerful
and IN fallIble vegetab invIgorant. HOS
Il TIERS STDM CHI BIT TERS. are
forearmed against maIarias and have no.
thing to fear. But health is the last thing
too many think bOut. In the pursuit of
gain or pleasure the blessing, without
which wealth ~ dross and enjoy ment Inn.
possible, Is neglect ed. LfH
Better late than never Is consOlatory
pro erb, however, aud oil who begin to
feel The pr-mOniiOry symptoms Of any of
the epidemtcs which are engendered by
the malaria of Autumn sh ,uId iInme-
diately resort to the gre q dnGid0te Of tte
age. A lew doses tue BIFrEtt~S Will
break up the chills and prevent their re-
currence. In ever region where inter-
mittents prevail, this purest and best OF
all vegetable tonics is Indispensable. OF
all anti bilious preparations known, It Is
the most effec I've and harmless IL does
not stimulate the liver violently, like the
mineral livants, but tones. renovates,
and regulates the organ without creaiiEg
enfaIilng any reaction. The BI TIERS are
essentially household specific, and should
be always wtthln reach rs the very best
means of preventing and checking bilious
attacks and intermittent fever8. -f
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-05

aad snsrsy devoted to knowledge that
q eopsumed uselessly. It is not that
one person is so much superior to an
other that we see such great differ
ences, but that one has frIttered away
talents that, used rlghtIuliy, would
have advanced humanity and confer
red honor on the possessor.
NJ. L. W.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-05
Colgate & Co.'s
Fragrant Toilet Soaps

ARE PREPARED BY Skilled work
men from the best Materials, and ARE
xNowN AS THE STANDARD BY r,EALERe
AND CUSTOMERS.
Sold Eres5'tOhers. ldec
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-05
MOTHERSI MOFHERSi MOTHERS
DON'T FAIL To PROCURE
Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup,
Batchelors Hair Dive.
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the
World; the only true and perfect lJye
harmless, reliable, instantaneous; no dis
appointment; no ridiculous ttnts; reme-
lies the III effects of bad dyes; invfgorates
and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful
black or br0acy1. Sold by all Druggists and
Perfumers; and properly applied at Ba ell.
elor's Wig Factory, No. Is Bond street
New York. Iap0 dIy
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-05
Moth Patches, Freckles & Tan.

The ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY ion
hose BROWN DIsCOLORATIoNs on the lace
Pssy1's Moth and FreckIe Lotion. Pre-
AIRED only by Dr.. B. c. PERRY, 80 Bond
Street, New York. Sold everywhere.
oar26 d6m
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-05

A% How EIc-,y mothers suffer the agony
II seeing I'll { ir u tile ones snatched away
rom them Is he Whooping Cough, or
)tptherta, Won single bottle of POland's
White Pine CS1 pound would have saved
ne ba1 ~ llfcs { It's infallibIe.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-05
PHALON's "PAPHIAN LOTION %
For BeautiTying the Skin and Com
pleXiOns

Removes all Eruptions, Freckles, Ptm-
pies, Moth BIotches, Tan, etc. and renders
the skin soft, JEir, and blooming.
For Ladies' In the Nursery II Is tnvalu-
able.
equal.
Skin. - W
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-1II.l NJ -TIIT 7l97-
sa--az-il Fl- - g esiff.i
mlam e1r HB2@
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ds4 .4ss ID III .ons 100 30
$40 5sI.4z5sl - a-8- a 90 sdi g
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.h PeArAAhLON,s I" PAPHIAN SOAP, for
chan the a. 4, surgery, and Bath, viii not
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-05

2 NoW z 1AAu.Lle Tot the HapdkerrhIee
AxqulslIe, Deuc3Ie' Lasting Fragrance.
RaALON q SON, New York.
oVi" w wa lJys dIy
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-05

No printing establishment In the West
aas better facilities or greater ability for
tofng fne Steamboat Printing. our assort-
nent of JOB Type. though very large and
complete, is constantly being added TO- and
our job department. Is under the personal
supervision of one Of the best job printers
nr, s1e 6 Snited states. We are prepared 70
auis Ladfng, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
~, Bills of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor
-, &c. Orders left with either of the
NhAfl-boats viii be prom pity attended, 10
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-22

AGAINST 7m and lataten or cause IN the
North. and have advised every Coincide
rate soldier whom have mel lately TO DO
all in his power 20 prevent war OF any
kind taking place IN Tennessee. re-
ceived letter from Gen. s. K. Anderson,
Of Nashville, few days ago, and be sta
led TO me in that letter iha:he considered
the action of Governor BrOtCnfow' IN
relation ~ the militia, d declaration Of
,oar, If the militia are called out under his
proclamation. This is also my opinion.
| can assure you, fellow citizens, that /,
for one, DO not want any more war. |
have seen it in all its phases, and believe
me when say so, that l don't want TO
sec any more boodshed, nor do want 10
see any negroes armed TO shoot down
white men.
"Ifihey bring this war upon Us, there
is one ihing viii tell you-ihai shall
net shoot ana negroes 50 long as / can
see a l2hiie radical 10 shoot, Tor il Is the
radicals who will be 10 blame fol bring
ing on this wsr can assure You, fell
low-ci,izcns. that shall al all times be
ready 10 90 forward and assist the sheriff
or any other officer in carrying out the
laws Of the State, and in order 10 assist
him thoroughly, ! will gel as many Of my
old soldiers as possible TO go with me.
But if they send the black men TO hunt
those Confederate soldiers whom they
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-22
WIN of The Hon. Thaddrus Steven.

The Hon. Thsddeus Stevens will was
admitted TO probate at Lancaster, Pa, on
Tuesday. lie gives $1,000 10 the Ju-
venIle Library Association Of The Csledo.
ma County Academy, in Peacham. VI,
anu 5000 10 the trustees Of the graveyard
IN which his mother and brother are bur.
!ed' IN The same town, the inlerss s. OF the
same 10 De applied annually and if eth
eF OF such legaeies should lapse. the same
is to 60 10 the BapI., church or meeting
nearest TO DonvilIe Centre, VI. The ,e.,a,
tor NAIVE town. Other beoues,, ara
made TO Mr., Stevens relatives. and 10 hi,
late housekeePer, Mrs. Smith, IS GOO :
and OF the residue, il amounting to $50.
900, $4,000 is 10 be expended by bis
trustees in erecting, in Lancaster conJi.
tionsly, OF in Columbia. Pa. suitable
buildings for an orphans asylum for indi.
gent orphans, without distinction of race
or color Neither Germans, Irish or
Mahomedans. nor any others, on Scsour;
Of the race or their religion. or their PAL
ents. mus, be excluded. All the inmates
shall be educated in the same classes and
manner. without regard 10 color They
shall be fed at the same table" The cod
icil gives the Baptist Bre.hern 1000
condiIionslly, and 81 900 10 the Pennsyl-
vania College at Gettysburg.
The will also contains the following
items
The furnace property and all other
real estate may be rented or sold. The
furnace must not be worked longer than
to consume the stock on hand. II, o, tho
end Of any five years, Thaddeus. nephew.
shall have shown that he has totally ab.
stained from all intoxicating drinks ihro'
that time, the trustees may convey To him
one-lourth OF the whole property. II at
the end of the next successive FIVE years
he shall chow that he has totally abst,in.
ed from all intoxicating drinks. they may
convey 10 him one-fourih. being onc-hall
of the property. II at the end Of another
consecutive five years lie shall show that
he ha, abstained from all intoxicating
drinks. they may convey the whole TO
him in fee simple. II lie shall get mar
ried before the house live in is sold, no
shall receive the same aud occupy II with.
out sale"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-08-22

On Friday morning last the eldest son
Of Daniel McGlsuchIln, Esq, Of South
Branch, in Hampshire county, young
man OF twenty three or four years oil age,
laboring under violent, raging insanity,
escaping from the vigilance OF those who
werg guarding lin at home, crossed the
river 10 the neIghboring plantation Of Mrs.
Myers, "Besver Bottom, and executed
the awful purpose he had been threaten
ing for some days belore-lhe murder OF
Mr.. Presley n. Rector. Mr.. Rector was
probably above seventy years OF age, and
residing with Mrs. Myers "a near cOnnec-
ton by MARRIAGE, superintendent Of hsT
farm, and more HoTenslys, kindly re-
garded citizen than he was not 10 be
found. When McGlsuchlin went upon
the premises and began TO call for Mr.. R..
lie vas armed with fence stake Of
round green oak. pointed, about seven
feeiiong-a weapon, in the hands OF
Young. athletic man, we'll suited for the
purpose he had IN view. by single
blow the skull was crushed, and shat was
probably fatal, but subsequently the IN
fortunate maniac returned and wreakeG
his malice upon the corpse By beating the
head and face into Jelly Mrs. Myers
snd her family were absent Capon
Sprn.s. No white persons were on the
premises. ! coiored woman and her son
A'ck, VEL, groEn youth. were The only
witnesses Of the main Circumstances Of
his SAD tragedy. The unhappy iunaiie
slrerward attempted the life Of bis sister,
wss finally arrested.