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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-02

STEEP IND. IEAvY.-A cruel conar.
racy against the peace, happiness and
dignity Of citizen Of Ncwbvrry was
revealed last t;wcrk The victim is the
nn'iable' and beloved local On Monday
nc was told in an nnlecIing manner, hy
Il Slab-si'lcd son Of a woman TINT he lonk- =
"a like ho had not slept in three nights
Was asked on Tuesday if he had swnl-
lowed crooked stick Wednesday ,hnt
he rescmbleh shad in June On Thurs.
dsy asked if he had anything to cat at
his house On Friday told that he look.
cd like the man who bought al elephant
md knew not what to do with il, md on
the same day by another that he had n
mountain OH his back. Now all this was
borne in the lncckcst manner, md to this
hour the 'ocal would have retained the
kind snavity which has gained for him
an cnviahle notoricty, but for the insult
lung into his teeth Oh Saturday, "that
he was growing lich |" Rich the un.
kindcst cut of all. O for thousand ton.
gu,s t. repcl The SANDER. Spirits Of inst
men made perfect forgive the local for
getting mad. lie arose in his wrath, cyo
In line phrcnzy rolling, and looking for q
moment at the deluded creature who da. .
rcd offer the insult, sank back overcome.
Pity his sorrows. Tho town marshal
will do us service il he break this vile
c0nSptacy.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-02

COMMERCIAL
NEwBERRr, December 1--Cotton active
at "a cents.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-02

Drove Hoes. dove Of 100 fat
hogs were landed from tho G. g. G.. cars
on Saturday evening last, ind great was
the stir in consequence, not only among
the hogs, but among the boys. On Sun
day instead Of going to church, n large
number Of persons went to the pens, n
few with tho intention on tho morrow to
buy, many merely TO look and wish. 1t
would bc impossible to depict in a short
local paragraph the supreme delight which
sat on the conntenances oflhosc who were
hungry FOR tho advent of this the first
drove. Those who had money aud in
tended to buy, realized hcavincss Of heart
at the prices asked, IL cents, whilo those
who had no money md no present hope
"fbuying, though, the figures reasonable,
md tho hogs fine.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-02
| LOCAL ITEMS.

REv. Ricti ARD FvRNAs.-.We arc pleased
to notice tho arrival Of this distinguished
minister, who takes spiritual control of
the Baptist congregation Sof, this place.
May his labprs bo full Of fruit.
BURoI,AR3pUs ATTEAPT.--On Saturday
night m l'attempt was tnpde 10 enter. tho
store room of Mr.. q. l.. White. Tho
rascal had previously stolen his safe key,
aud on the 4ight naIned tried, by boring
the main entrance door, to enter and
mako a haul. The attempt was made
abor,ive. however, by tho thief becoming
alarmed. subsequently, through fear Of
punishment, tho safe key was returned.
The would. be burglar is freedman.
Monsieur Scholars now ovon, ia a
most admirable and convenient contriv-
ancc, and we aro convinced, rs will any
one clsc DC, who examines it, that by it's
mid he can bake to tho desire Of oil, and
give tho utmost satisfaction. We havo
had proof Of It's excellent qualities, and
of Monsieur's gonius in tho culinary do.
partment, and therefore chcerfully re-
commend him as being fully competent
to furnish anything called for with sat.
isfaction and despatch. No wedding or
other party is complete without tho u.s.
sistance of Monsieur S.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-02

VcTHHU IN NOW AGbaTV, lndiNn0
has what ne calls n ''dunpling clock
III his window. On it's top is Il fat md
jolly looking Tuct"n, who holds fork
in his hand. By M ingcn ;s contrivancc
Tho fork, at tho end Of each minute, dips
into dish OF dnmElings, carries one o
them to tho mouth Of the Truton, who
swallows It with choking gurglc and Il
queer motion Of his glass eyes.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-07-16
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nuinhed hin1self by sidiAg 4 hor5a
sto d hat s3ore. and pGGz,exIaanx 1ay-
exsl ctflex 56nts which at 1naf tg6afht
aim Il uo&sxt%Enaxtfn1. - eDe1xt
xssemhaed IT Fortre1 Nourcex the
ofIlner tried and the Ai1ding given,
huf net Published guilty II con-
dslex ur.bec0uafnx "a ol|Eeee and eexa-
tleEuan.s = InfoFInesi a. ta1s fIndlne,
and antieipating 10 approval tie
captain, for such be Wae, sant W
Washington, caiIed upon the a6cretnr
al war. and lxlnkle q FRANK nf4texne4f
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fault, but said Ii pknished by the
court In the manner he expected, he
would he brewer di6grzc6u. In con-
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go the circumstances c0ssneetAGi
WITH his family, he asked permission
20 resig4s ihs secretary nf war In
firsned him that such u thing as ssss-
lgnatiun after charges bad been pr !.
ferred was uniseard og i'm the annals
OF military law, aud contrary 10 the
rule and practice nf the service. But
the officer begged on, and finally the
secretary yielded, the TeSiEnation
was accepted, and the cfIirer becanle
| q civiliian and q merchant This On
cor was Ulysses 81 Grant, and tho
secretary of wnr, JellefsoIl Davis =
These are the FACTS N related tn a1s By
m osflcer OF the Unltea HtEtes army.
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80 Tho RAIDS are awfaliy worried
over the New York nominations.
The Chicago .losstaag fairly goes Into
connipfiona calls the haxdass Kind
Of names, and says the ticket hrs no
ssreugsh- Very good. then gsntle-
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27

ANSWER II bA5HOf QLAGIAhOs 70
Riftors Appeal: observe in this evenings
papers 8 card from Bishop Quintard, dated
Nashvt Re, 24th inst, and addrs ssed to the n ash
vile Republican BGnosT, in which be says that
no sucn organ sation SIS the Church Of the
Blessed Virgin 4" Is Known either to the Bishop
or the Diocese.
or course the Diocese, rs such, can knew
nothing of a new Church, just formed, until
next May, at which time my church VIII,
dOubtIes-, be received, as st. Lazarus was. after
q hard struggle the SiEtk that had built up
IN this Diocese and made EaOtg4s 10 the Bishop.
As to The Bishcp's not knowieg If sucd a
! Church, the cant Ms do not require him to know
mGchi
secondly, the bishop says: "As for
incense candles on the altar. and
gorgeous vestments, adorned with precious
stones and silver and sold, they ars not Au-
thoriEed by the esnonaOr rubitcs Of the church
aad we have no such custom" The Sishop will
also inform any one who asks him, that he
dOss and allows Others 10 do "mszy thing in
ouLscnurches" which are not authorized by the
cznols, or rubEic, or Gust m n every place, sno
he does this on the ground hat they are not
forbidden. For this reason we have organs,
sdrphCes, elevate the c0nsecrated bread and
wine, bows at the name o. our Lord, intones
the service, etc. Vince ia the canon or rubric
for GhSsa thin Is? len well remember when
she surplfce beg N TO be introduced in some
dloceses; aud d4WerA on MS cathedral altar are
new customs here. Rut prudent o~hnrodmen
consider It safe and innocent to introduce any
atuaIi-Ia, not forbid 1en, If it hss ever been
customary IN oar church IN the purest ages I
have proposed no other.
Ga what ground, 5omp asible with the Bishops
Card now published, can he justly hi spsech
in "Ths chusca OfS[MAry Msgdsleue, "London,
(Whsre candles, ETC., are used IN s~eTyioa,) for
which they voted him a professional cross? I
Thought I had acted so exactly IN accordance
with this speech, that 1 SAINT him my card, and
begged hin to give ms this Tituslistlc process
sional cruez. But 1. seems that I did not under
stand him, neither did the priests OF 81. Mary
Magdalene.
Il Is proper to aid, sinos the elements begin
TO thicIsu against my new enterprise,that only
& majority OF the cl5rgy gave their consent
to ny preaching here, whereI have served for
twenty-five years. Rev. D.. White de
clined to do so On the ground that the
81 -sussenance was 70. sudicient FOR the
Clergy here at present." 10 which our |
adm rabls Dean replied, Ia his usual style, that
the people could suppaat asif they ucoU9d.
know the Pasto-ags e MA, Tor our poor peo-
pie as well Is OIrssly :, but I have ever been
willing 20 eat the crust ol poverty with them,
and to shsrs their SORROWS and fortunes. So
that whether rich or poor, [ intend to preach
the Gospel, and whether the Bishop likes RItu-
alism In England bstter than ne does here or
nst, I shall keep the oanons and rubrics of our
ChGrch, and, by the help OF God, do my duty |
Respectfully, J. ". ROGERS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27
TRADE

We nAvs on one or two occazious differed
with our city authorities IA reference to their
action upon matters of city government and
must do them the justice to Aay that IA all
cases IN which they have ens ted laws not con.
ducive to the public good they have UPON q
proper showing Of the fAcEs repealed Scch
Laws without delay. In yisw OF ali the ciTcum-
stances we do no. bslisYe tkAt the Board al It's
last session Rotet wisely IN prohibiting the
temporary storage Of cotton en- the Bluff. This
large space, as Il now lies, Is not calculated for
any other purpose that we can think o.. 1t is
not BY any means an ornament TO our city,
and until It Il improved or brought Into the
condition designed by Its donsrs It could be put
to no better use. II our merchants are COM
peeled to put all cotton into warehouses It VIII
cause additional expense to The planter, and
VIII IN fleet be Injurious to our city. Taxes
are heavy enough already without adding 70
them b. unnecessary outlay. We hope that
our authorities will investigate the matter as
closely as its merits deserve and We are satisfied
that II they do so this last embargo will be re-
moved.
Business TO day was only so so, although the
trade In plantation supplies was better, proba-
bly,, than any day In the week. Meats Of all
kinds are in fair supply, and cured meats are
PROBABLY some SITTER than on yesterday,
although we question whether ave or ten casks
of bacon would sell to any one party st over
l6c. a few casks offered at that hgurs In the
m rnilg were " thdrawn and held az I6Lc. In
a I'm all way we quote al l8E9i7c. Shoulders
are weak sale OF 3 cssks reported at I2c;
J1bbiug at 12Tc. Mess PORK Is sone lower.
City packed, fan weight, held N store a. S-e@JG:
Prime Mess, s38g23 50. Feed OF every kind Is
very scarce, and in demand. Oae hundred
sacks Corn received per Mary Forsyth from st.
Louis sold a. SIC. He'd at 81 G3aI 6 in store.
Oats are steady at sS965c on Ievee, and in store
in lots, TGc in small way. Hay scarce at asa
SIS. Chickens are firm at ST 5Og5 50. Eggs,
2S92sc. CornmeaI scarce and arm at 81 sra
4 %. Flour unchanged. Whisky hrm and IN
demand. Bagging, Tiss, etc, are firm, but we
have no farther change to report In prices
since yesterday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27
The Broadway Cashmere Hat, at
Francisco & Virgins. s07 Main street. rs

ARIZONA Editors Appeal: I have
seen some notices IA the city papers of the
meetings OF young men forming an emfzratino
company for Arizona. l presume there IA no
eeeIesy about IL. yet, not having an extensive
acquaintance among the young men ofthe civ.
am unable to learn anything about il, because
I do not know 10 whom l can apply for fnfor.
nation. Wul you, MesSrs. Editors, ask these
young men, II not In COZ Eict with theiE plans.
to make the matter q little more public. and n
hey 90 not restrict their association exclu-
S We tn Young men 10 give those OF the older
class = nance? WIN you. sirs, in the meantime
give the pub.is some Information as to the eli
mate, soil, products and population OF the eouu-
try7 1 see BY the map, as any ons may, that
the country lays immediately next to New
Nexicoj but Ja2t does not satisfy the shove 10
QuiTies u the present state OF things In Ten-
nsssse Is to continue, 9 good many, both cd
ard young, Will join the emigrsting company
G
I'VE hope the yodog ssntIsrles who are in
cnsTg' OF are getting M the expedition spoken
o., VIII give our correspondent the information
he Iseuhs&i
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27
THE COURrs.

MUNICIPAL CoURT-Geo W WdIdTGn.
Ga Monday the following caSeS will be eaile'
| up for trial:
1S5 Toof, Pu.llips & Co VS. Myers ct al
IA Low Va Zingeheim.
| oB7 Alderman VS. Wiegand ct 81.
1871 Graham & Co ys Bieiock s. Co.
99S Union Bank o-fTennessee VS. Brlnkley ct al.
l0y0 Briggs et al vs. Frayser ct al
1901 Hann vs. Finney.
1908 Griffin & Co VS. Eddins ct al
1907 Hstca vs. Waggensr ct al.
i03 Passnore VS. Dixon
IUB Walker VS. Sharp Ell al.
l05s Fink vs. Alderman.
04 Cochran n Co VS. Alderman.
1854 Com Bank Of Tenn vs. Happeck.
1851 blancnin VS. AckermsD.
1858 Watkins, use etc VS. Baker.
1853 HaIstead VS. Perkins.
1851 French, Richards & Co vs Dennon.
1854 Sanford Ex'r VS. Wesgon.
1856 Collum VS. RagIsnd.
10 . Duncan VS. lust.
le7J Edmonds, Pettigrev & % " Loeb.
I072 woic0Jt, smith q Co Va Greealaw Ir.
1913 Brown va Corwine.
1915 NJ. and A. OF ID. VS. Phstara-
If9 Ryan VS. Riley.
1850 Giles Us Greedy.
IOnl b -Ock VS. alton.
1881 MCkeon VS. German Casino.
1888 Mcrerraa, Arms rsng & Co Va CocsreiI.
1854 TF&6esnen's National hank OF n. Y. va
Pik ct al.
10S5 Easiiand ct al vs. Paine.
l0eT Turnage vs. Vendig & Bro.
- Giasef, Luchan & Go. vs. Alderman
les9 Wills VS. Lugler.
90 Hardin VS. Ferguson ct al.
ltSz Flood vs. Cunningham ct al.
1923 anderson & Co vs. Edains & Co.
1904 King, admir-, vs. Paterson.
1888 Morpny q Cash VS. Eddins ct al.
CHAHCERY CoURT.-A. Aston, UeTb
and AGstsr The Clerk and Master will take
an account on Monday next In the case OF Pets
ct al ~ Brown ct al.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27

THE streets yesterday afternoon, IL
spite ofthe closing OF most of the dry goods
stores, looked very gay indeed. The ladies,
who had been Kept st home for several days
past, were out in al o; their glory, The mar
ksts we're more thar ordinarily well attended
and displayed quite a good show OF fruit snd.
vegetables, considering the Wretched weather
we have had. Green corn still hangs on
though there is not much OF ft for ssle. Egr.
plants, shsIlots, onions, turnlps, sweet and
irish potatoes, pumpkins, butter beans and
field peas are still plentiful. Meats o. sII kinds,
especially beef andmGtJ3n, were plentiful, and
at moderate rates. Eggs and chickeus wecs
not very plentiful, 6 4 at rather high prices,
compared with who sale prices chickeasS 50
per dozen. eggs $50. butter, fresh country, 45e,
and not very plentiful. Fish did not /" put In az.
appearance not even a 81 white FISH"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27
FINANCE AND Trade.
FINAECE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
Az-rvura Gapfaruhar Ga 1899

OEE lAN OE = "a ARK Eh - I
MEMPHIS, September 20, 1888.
Our banking houses to-day gave contradic-
tory reports regarding the money market.
While some report Exchange more abundant,
osherx say that there is little or none Offering.
| While one or two Of our banks buy Eastern
bills at u discount, others taxa them at par,
I and in at least one instance we hear Of q small
premium being allowed on g sight bill on tho
East. While the buying rates show thisy sTia
ton there is none 70 report in the checking
ratss@Z@SS premium seems TO be the uniform.
selling qaotstions.
Gold opened in New York at 1879 and closed
lat I42L. Our coin market Is very tame. Lots
of IS, $40 or $50 are Occasionally offered for sale
and taken at l409l49x. There is no counter
demand but brokers would sell at about Ia
under New York rates.
We are glad to sse that there Is come i'm
provepent In the demand for City Scrip. Thin
call c6mss from taxpayers who have beer
| stirred up By the card OF Mr.. Bowen, City TAI.
Collector, calling attention 10 the law reguIat.
ing the collection of city taxes. While we ara
very much in favor OF the speedy collection OF
ali dues TO the city for the present corporate
| year we would ask the Collector what action
has been taken in reference to debts due las.
year and for several years back. While many
taxpayers are straining every point to raise
the Esens to pay thevery heavy taxes under
which they labor 1t IL unfair that a favored
few should be permitted to keep aloof and pay
none at al. We are assured that some of our
largest property holders are de ply in debt to
the city for taxes long past due, and we. az
well as nine-tenths OF our oppressed people,
demand that they be compelled 70 come for.
ward and nquidats their obligations and
thereby enable the city to take up some OF its
Indebtedness. II Is asserted inst political In.
haencs welded by tk-se deIinauents alone
| prevents the enforcement OF the law. and II SO
we wish to know IL.
City Scrip is hrm- laying at 729z4c. Selling
| al 75GS0c.
County Warrants are in demand. Dealers
prefer small pieces and take them at 5sa57c.
| Selling at SOC,
school Scrip IN moderate demand at sO9S5c.
Selling at ssGs7c.
Police Scrip active at sogs2c. Selling at sec.
A sale of $500 n ississipPi and Tennessee rail-
road I'd mortgage bonds occurred to-day at SIC.
The folio wing were the quotations on United
States BOMBS in New York on Monday last as
given by the Stakeholder OF the I'D;
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27

some Of the finer sorts OF woousns, little de-
mand was manifest.
The 6-zBs Of 1884 and those OF 1894 and theo old
issue Of IS6j are dsnlt in the markets Of Lon
don and the continent OF Europe. Presently.
h viewer. IL Is soon expected that the loaus of
1850 new and Of 1867 Will be upon the foreign
markets, az they become a closed loan July 1,
1865. Che amount OF these is abo at 800 millions.
TRe later tissues OF 5-20s, TO. wit the 64s, RS
and the SIS are more appreciated rom the act
that they have a longer time TO run, sbeoluteiy
no $50 bonds being payable till i've yea g after
t1eir issue, with interest in gold By law stipu-
lated to be pGid IS long as the bonds are out
standing
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27
MACxFREL SHor.-Omcer +

MACKEREL S~HoT.-Ofieer Ben Gar
rett, yesterday afternoon about three O'Clock,
saw q well knswn mac9ersl, known as Wm.
Majors, DO an onthsleTes making of with some
stolen property. lie called 10 him to stop. but
Majors preferred riskins his chances Of flight,
and darted into a sewer Immediately under tina
tank. Garrett after calling to him several
times to come out, at last fired a random shoc.
into the tunnel. A dismal hswl was the re.
spouse and the mscke-eI soon made his appear.
ance, rawds fashion. He was bleeding pro.
fu-ely from a wound recsived-weI, where i.
Will make IL uncomfortable for him to sit down
for awhile. He was carried to the First Dlstric;
lookup and Dr.. shaw extracted the bali. At 1.
o'clock pm. he was doing very we'll.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27
COTTON.

The Liverpool c1ttou market was dull at the
opening to-day; Uplands, SD; Orleans, l01Sd,
and closed nrmer at same quotations; sales
1000 bales. In New York at the opening cot
ton was dull and nominsl-Rt noon was dull
and unchanged, and closed quiet but steady
Uplsuds, 25Ho; Orleans, - Sales $50 bales
weeks sales, $500 bales. Weeks receipts, go
bales. Exports sin % September list, $40.
Stock on hand, 900 bales. Receipts for the
week at all Uuited States ports, 5000 bales.
There were not N any buyers on our market
to-day and prices early in the day were about
Hc unaeF our quotations Of yesterday. Holders
" re sitter at he close, however, and refused
tn accept their asking prices OF the morning.
We quote sales of l bale Ordinary, soc 2 do,
soKc; 5 bales Shy Low Mlddling, 2I4c; 8 bales
Low abiding. &c 10 bales Middtng, 2ZHc; 70
do. IA several OF zl%c.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27
TIE BARBECUE AT MAsoN's YEsTEs-

1x-We learn that there was quite 8 large
-ozd ofpeople a. Aasoa's Depot yesterday, 10
Neipats T. the Democrats barbecue. Hon.
Eaa ~ Etheridge and hon. John W. Lett
hnee the speakers OF the occasion, and
"Lo 4 - With marked attention By tie
"ere - ~alte sEd black people present
90 1890 w = ysry interesting and en-
M. : OF his Trip through Ohio
and Indians. and e-~ersssea himself as most
hopeful that the Demo- ssy n ~ - ~
states by h andsoms maIeN ~ ~
soin1sd man whom ne exhotted IN the inter
Co ~ 1e.cs Q, h~rnoay aud the future good
OF , ~ races, 10 vols win tae men VOC h@VS
known them from infsury. ana S'@I VIZ
their .es,iny is i~Dsepsr.biy AnAeo ~ Va
heard with msrked attsniion. Fron 49,
we can le In. much gOod was seS7npls1e asa
sud VOTES made FOR the party.
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PERSONAL.

We were pleased to meet yesterday
o L. Stockton, E-q., senior partner in thss
sterling old paper, the Augusta CoBstitust01G!iSt
Mr.. Stockton passed through the city on hin
way Southwark.
J.. ). Psgoud, Esq, river editor OF the
New orlesns F1cGyEHe, passed through the city
yesterday on his way 70 ais home In ths Ores.
cent City.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27
CoNmaAL.-The following cerufca

CoNJUaAL.-The following certificates
were returned TO he CountyC Clerks once during
the past week J 7. Wands TO Mics &ary Anne
Williams. Alexander Gardiner 10 Aiss Mcgee
hampso E5ary Rsnbsrt TO Patsy Perkins,
Louis Drsygar 10 Miss Mary Bertschie, Joe
whitnsr 70 Henrietta Young, ID. A. PsscbsI to
Miss Lizzie a. SOCthwort1, john Mckenzie 20
Mis- sarah Weaver, ;. K. wood % Miss Emma
q. Psnpiin.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27

WE take pleasure ia calling the after
tion Of thep profession aud Tie public generally
10 tha card Of DR.. Thee. Hoeruer, chemist and
druggist. Dr. Hoerzer IS ii graduate OF The Uni
vsrsiJy Of Mrnich, and has = diploma from the
celebrated Baron L!sbig, vino Is now acEn0wl-
edged TIE head % The screDce Of chemistry. -
q feloz-student OF the Doctors We beg leave z
add orr own personal endorsement o; mis- mef-
It's. ead wish aim 50 unqualified success.