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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-01-29
GU. AN O g

GU. A N O.
PERUVIAN GUANO, Direct from agents
at market rates
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUtNO, $75 cash,
$Su lst November, with seven er cent. in
trrest, approved city acceptance.
BAUGH'S PHOSPHATE OF LIME, SEQ
cash, S65 lSt Of November, with seven per
cent. interest, approved city acceptance.
PHOENIX GUASO, S55 cash, 500 lst
November, with seven per cent. interest,
approved city acceptance.
FLOUR OF BONE, unaduterated and
unhurni.
FaRNER's TLAsTER or GYPSUM,
warranted pure. }.
In offering the above manures to planters,
l do so with every confidence, not only
having testimonials from planters who have
a<cd them the past, year, but the further
guarantee that every cargo, ~s it arrives, is
aa,! wed by Professor Shepard, of theSonth
Carolina Medical College, and the high
reputation of these mannres fully kept up.
J. N. ROBSON,
l and 2 Atlantic Wharf.
Jan % 2mo.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-01-29
CHAPPELL'S DEPOT,

NEwBERRY Dist, S. C..
April IL, 1867.
The partnership heretofore existing in
the name and style Of E. B. & W. K. Smith,
is hereby dissolved BY mutual consent, and
our successors, McSsrs. Anderson j. Smith,
are alone authorized to collect the accounts
Of E. B. s. W. r. Smith, and to settle up
the business Of the concern.
f. B. SMITH,
(Artest.) ". r. SMITH.
THOMAS 6. WHITE, N. D.
Jan Is 8 3
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New Advertisements

Just received a lot of; these
celebrated Cooking Stoves,
which we offer low for cash.
Also oavariety ofother good
patterns always on hand.
Also a large lot of ready
made Tinware, House-fur-
nishing Goods, &C., for cash.
BLEASE & WRIGHT.
Jan % -r---,~--.,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-01-29
Information.

Information guaranteed to produce lrr-
nriant growth Of hair upon bald head s'r
hcardle>S face, also recipe for the res-e.
val of Pimplcs, B.o,chrs, ETC., on the sk in.
leaving til" same <orr, clear and 5eautifut;
can he ob:ained without charge, by ad-
dressing THOS. +. CHAPMAN!
Chemist;
Sept IS So s23 Broadway New York!
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-01-29
Garden Seeds.

I have just received Fresh Supply Of al
kinds of GARDEN SEEDS Cantclope and
Watermelon Seed from melons that weighed
seventy five lbs. A. III. RISER.
Jan S24
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-01-29
AUCTION NOTICE.
To Country: and Town Mer-
chants. -

On saiessay next, Monday, Feb'y 3D.,
will seH, In abe Store under; the Hotel Build
ing, hext4o w .Hs Webb,s, the remaining
Goods Of she parties who are winding mp
business. here's, This is a rase chance, and
guarantee greatsbal gains =
- q. H KINARD,z AuctioRccr.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-01-29

Referring te he above Auction notice, I
offer these goods until Sales-day, at Private
Sale, much below the New York Cest. This
is q rare chance to secure bargains and
respectfaDy and particularly Invite the La
dies as the stock consists of great many
Lsdiess Goods, such as :
RiSE6Ss, - .'. 49,.
Trimmings,
. Sh Skirts,
Ss<'S - Head-Setts,
Kid Gloves, and a
great many other. articles, too numerous 10
u,entioa.- :. e. -. JACOB STERN, ....
<Jsu o. Under the Hotel Building.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-13

EXTENSION or THE Oaio AND MJss,ssIprf
.AlLRoAo To JEFFERscNviLLt.- G;rs.
void, President of Ohio and ll.si.sippi
Railroad. was at Jsifersonyille, q few ds,s
ago. comforting with The clizens uiih n
view 10 me ehrly construction uf q brsncl,
OF 'hat rcsJ from North Vernon. Mr..
Gri-wold, w understand, made direct pro.
position that that il Tie citizens of rbat
place and the counties oong The line wouid
raise a sab-cririion OF $50 co., to be paid
Aaeh The road IL Eniahtd bo would put a
sufficient force immediately to wotk % ia.
'u'e lis GJisliucllon ia enc ytaI nan Get.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-13

A GoIDEa THuuGHr-I npvor ,,,,.Jba,
less pride in noble ualare, nor humility IN
an unworthy mind OF all The trees. an.
serve that God hos chosen The vine q lov
Vine that creeps along the wall. Of ali Tho
beasts The patient lamb; Of un The tovls
,he patent dove. When God appeared 10
moses II was not 10 the ioiiv cedar, nor il
the spreading palm. bot in a bush-ts Il h.
would by these selections check III, co,.
cei'ed arrogance OF man. Nothing p,odoc.s
love IKE humility; nothing hetc. like pride
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flower
Thus plants and beasts a. proper lime an
age
70 these Omnipotent Laws trace their line
age.
And age on ege, in her prolific womb,
Nature begels new beings-'gain is lhei
tomb
And like the bril that from it's ashes
springs,
ihey rise again far more srb!imer beings.
Thus from Tie grave OF fishes snd c,yp,o.
gains.
(Beinss that in the dark deep conslruc, lhe;r
bomes)
m exubere"i age Of vegetation sprarg;
Aud birds aud insects mid this Eden sang
Aud subtitle creatures crept midst lh' yer.
dant plain,
Aud some would call this as The Reptiles
Reign.
But then on overwhe lining catastrophe
J aired the Earth's center, shook the aeayens
above.
*scEGd'er Book Of Nature, and A. Hum
1cdi,'s Cosmo.
fHydrose" aud oxygen are the elements
u water. The syn'hesis takes place by.
sren, bert or eleclr.ciry.
rSee Agassiz aud Prof. Sedgwick. Ibid
phuox M.p
Ferdinand, Ind, Nov o G3.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-13

0~TBeet sugar is as rood as cane s,ra,
because the difference between beating unJ
canngis merely nominal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-13

IL dafsfy vent into a New Orleans
store, arrayed himself in gorgeous readymsde
cio'h'ne' and os he sfeciiouu,ey s,roked
The glossy sleeve, remarked 10 ,be s,o,s-
Keeper Before buys dis coat wants 10
know ei you's de right stripe. Is YOU !
kscikle? The party addressed colored
slightly atsuch an insinualion, und said
Take The coat Oft. cir. and leave ms s,ors.
~ teach you not to DO imper,inen, in fl.
ture' We'll. boss replied The asonisbcd
darkey, It's all right, SIR: didn't mran no
harm; ! only wanted to know il YOU was
Rnd'kle, case Pm Dimocrat. ana dom,
trade wild dem scr,.'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-13
N A. Ledger.
Leteo:ic Shower.

The nights OF The 2.h and 18th of In,
pfeeent month, between midninht and sun
"se' - hXed upon Us tie period Of The an.
nuai ine'eo'c shower of November meteora
aatrongemeuis have been made .vr sx,sn.
sl7e observations at the Cincinnati Oos.v.
aiofy, aud We presume at other obseryaio
lies IN the country. The cooperation OF All
VINO are interested in these matters is inyi
ted, sEd report 81 their observations is re-
ques'ed by Prot. Able Of Cincinnati. Ths,
portion Of the heavens in the constellation
Leo, and for'y.fy degrees surrounding il j.
recommended as the field best suited for
such obssrsslions. Prof. A. requests an
htse who design taking observations 10
'ommuica'e with him at once.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-13

GRIPS IN KEsTucKY.-t trvm Mr.. Franl
Bowers who has jusl returned IRON a v.it 1,
Aeniucky, we learn that The tobacco cfoT
mas been saved w,hou, iejury or damoge
and that it 10 one OF The best produced ia
that State for the las, fifteen years II.
also represents the whea, crop os beir 2 per.
tlcn'srly promising FOR lhe season OF The
year. In one field, he assures US The wheat
IS high enough already 10 hide a rabbit.
EvansvlIe Journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-13
OFFICIAL VOTE 1864.

We repubiish tie official vote Of this State
a! the recent State elect,on-a few e,ro,.
having occurred in our former publication.
we take this from the State Sentinel which
says !: was taken from the records in thu
nice VI the Secretary of State. and care.
inI revised and corrected 1t will bowel
10 preserve il for future reference.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-13

During The recsDt'sesson' at Saratoga
a lite knot Ut lsdes, seated Ia the psrlor
OF Leland's hotel, were discussing The sub
Jsct Of marriage. One Of the party. a single
young lady, -uid: Matches are made i,
heaven Perhaps so.' was the quiet re.
joipder OF a married lady, her friend, .and
they are often dipped in The other placer
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-13
a Eegress Eade Eappy.

D We heard good story told OF q .upe-anuai
I'd old negro woman, who atteDdeustbe meet
Ing addressed BY. Mr. Col.ax at the cnrpet
bag pole, on the 2S Of last month. Al
The o'ose Of his speech quite large crowc
collected about The stand 10 take ADVANTAGE
lof that much abused American custom
shaking hands. Among the number was
this old coured woman who doubtless de
sued TO grasp the hand OF her champion, bu,
fearing to oftr il, con,ented herself wilh a
profound bow. MIR. Colax saw the motion,
aud extending lis hans. it was eagerly grasp.
cd BY The coiored wsman, who gave him a
hearty shake. Ths ooDe she strried off tx
claiming in audible tones, tore God never
wash my hands sgain as lcng as | l;vcs-I
won't Tor shure-.hy gol'y ise De hoppiesi
niiger dat ebber ltbed' II The Radicsln ne
go women hereabouts are ali ike This ole
darby. 1t WON'T DO !or Co!sx to extend uDy
more such iavors as colored setyan,s. Ia tla,
event, would pass at biz discount.
N A LEDGER
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-13

UTSix'y.Gee veiocipca,s were entered
ior series OF races lately held near Paris
A ne" four wheeled vehicle jus, invented
was introduced. II is said to be safe. swift.
ar and less iaiiguing than the others.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-13
Dead Letters.
From Hours at Home.

=,
d From Hours at Home.
VI oil The official work done at Washing
+ ton, none is regarded with more interes, b,
me raDsclent visitor than the Dead Lette,
Office. Here sit some fifteen or twenty
gentlemen il 10 a fact disgrocelul 20
humahliy ihat females can no, be employed
: 80 many obscene letters poison the mnils-
continually engaged in opening the four or
i've ulilliots Of letters that annually fod
'helr way there. More thsn u 600 letter,
ore daily emp'ied on heir desks, uskin, To
ue opened. When The letter is found 10
nave valuable contents. those contents sre
indorsed upon il. aud The letter returned 10
The envelope. A record is IN de of OIL. .ucb
letters, aud they lre at once returned 10
'he'r writer's, withou; return postage. 50
perfect are the arrangements that i, is hard.
" psssio'e mat valuable dead letter, which
has once reached the Office, should fail of
fevlsl,itg the writer, If it is in the power
oil The Department 10 discover him. During
the past year 3o,0UO ielters, inc losing si4g
23i were received al this tflice. and nearly
29OVO OF them, containing $3.50 600. were
restored TO their owners But besioes ,hese
money letters. there were 81 600 dead let,
.ers containii! 1lis OF exchulge, and other
v'uable matter. appraised a. over IS OOo.-
oOo. over ~ OOO continuing photographs,
Je"el'y &c; aGa 81 600 conioiuing stamps
and aiiicies OF small value; nearly ell oil
them were returned 10 The original writers.
aud The reason why any Of theee letters
ioil OF being returned is not the tsuI, OF The
Depar'met. but .: the writer's, v ho either
sehd an unsigned letter or who will sub
scribe herself 'your iUvi,g SUSIE or your
: II c;ionate Adie;' and as Government
knows no list names, sll such letters are
'oLs'gned 10 tie chopDing- OK and then 10 }
NE paper NIL to repppesr as white paper. :,
Since wFiing thus lar ] have once more
visited ihe Dead Letier Otiice--a visit that /
'i"ays gives pleasure and gra,ifies curiosity. ]
Here 1 saw The clerks taking about $500 !
lay out OF The letters so rrofusely sc altered :
'ver taeir desks, aud among the various ar
ieies recently taken out OF their envelope.
noticed ihe following: Slippers, valentines. a
G-ca's heed, thermometers, false teeth. !,
l'tols, Eiiens, isrD ;eaves, false hair. iaces II
aper collars, eplueis, horns. pipes, wstch N
asrs, hoops, ebums. dole, (one OF them "
80 ieet high: IL must have taken monster =
nyelopeD butterflies. mas, medicines. s- n
er eob'a's Of fuh eizp, ear rings, watches O.
'ery lit'le gold or silver abou. them, how o.
Ver), SHELLS purses. soap, tea, C. fas, bows
ld arrows, pictures, bfx Of cigars, bot. D.
OF Jamaica ginger, s1uifre.'s tall Pi
'isms, combs, boxes, &c. p,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-13

Iy Young surgeons should not crumtle
because they find il dificuIt 10 get into prac
tee. They viii be ceslain 10 succeed If
they only have patience.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-13

~ Lsdies are said 10 be working ,hei,
way into the watch business, because ,hey
produce bsndscmer faces and mere d,lic,,s
hands than men.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-13

ihe ehli'e sesets ~ q recen: b.rkrnpl
were niae children. The creditors acted
"esaaniinaasy, anl ici hin accy laen.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-13

W hat braaeh 81 education do you have
chiefly in your schoo,p "A willow branch
SIR; me master hiss used almost a wLo!,
tree
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-13
For the Jasper Csurier.1
ESSAY on MAN,
coHTiNUATioN CF.

" impreghed Nature with His Laws sublime.
Y Nature obeyed The omnipolen, sway,
And her prolific womb conceived This bel
: OF clay.
The mighty germ-lhe incsndescsp, mas.
Was herce scintilIa'iDg nucleus--r
!, Poised in the gssses of vss, atmosphere
8 such essses as constitute The blue air,
Nitrogen and oxy gen; md such as.
winch. when they coP.Aie with the fer,
: hydrogen and oxygen the vast deep arose
Inc trny waIers which III hot glybe in.
close.
II Ages on ogns mature the embyyo.
WIN iefvent heat the eDgendering powers
glow
ne thermal deep supplies the briny blood,
TL' adaman.ine frame is formed from ,nis
food
ou'i ofo"h'd with water is the kissing q mass;
chaos Of water still oil yetw was.
bu' warmth aid water now new lie m,,u,e
And ih' industrious GOALS deck the door
y! tie great deep.
And form the mountain heap.
inc een'inels that rise cp and proclain,
ihe power aud grandsu. Of (inu,Dotsnce,.
me cT!p'oeams. too. aid the mighty ,oil.
ana Hom 'he united Work springs the soi..
lac maifice when curtains he uoLlerl
germs
~ he~ ioro; md the hober sperns
vi new tauut: And from death sorjpgs
lie;
Decay new lie begei.-ar.id tie strife
oi battling eiemen,s,
The rudments
~ new carnations now ogain arise
4 obey lhs puissGni Laws of an A1I.v,sr
4De many lfoes now swarm the ocuDGlsssl
maiD,
And come would call this the Fishes
krignt
but cireinl eeony Oh racks the frame:
'..d i.ar.l. lhsoes ot creeks ~ cong,
ing sine:
y h'ss.s' wrfhes, ond heaves mid sullcn
!. F'oA"s-
he iseaidt scent Mass now with thunder
iuss'S iorh-ihe molten blood now mounts
Oh hch.
Ut qatoel.'d and cooled by the fosmy ?
spray, +"
po-u'oie- into ssolid mass, n
inAs i"'o he dark deep. forms some new 4
Islands bose, 81
Housh iashtd ana lavsd by old oceans a.
iass. ii
he land sppesrs above The oceans edre- :"
'lets upheave amid 0 cooler zone: le
ne coral reels where the sun with eplendor q.
shoHr: pv
hey Iihs md join. unite ill there a, Inst II
continent . formed with It's vas, towing 'e
ien mid The sterile hills and plains the tn
germs co
such ike plans vegetate for term
nal nurture draw from moisture and from slc
""' clu
'ey de. ihty rot, with new life gain an. The
pear. ke,
Thus ages Of decay and growth pa on. kn,
10 lc The humus now new beings rre Ra
born;-- sIic
Oh beings as suit the soil or climate he's, .Tu
CD pants or beasts that love the plain or IN
crest tur,
ID animals that like cooler zone: sar
ia beasts or plants that suit a warmer bar
sun. R,,
'mopoIies that flourish every whers, ,,.,
Earth's extreme or mid her hottest oir.
Nature, in that dim primeval age.
chilled, nor burnt The Earth with utmost 'ess
rage, a"
'ugh complcate are Natures beasts and sers
flowers: sint
"A Nan ,m.,eJ 80, beas
hours) 'he
, the vast link OF beings obey the com. Nho'
mon law, '"e
nw hats ,arnish'i by no fault or flaw "ou
impregned Nature with His Laws cub. 's"e
lime iose
from inmemoral ill our present time n
n
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-13
E0sLishED EVERY FRIDAY, AT JASPER
DUBOIS COUNTY, INDIANA,By
G L E M Z N II DO AVE.
OFFICE On WEsT MAIN STREET.
RATES or ADVERTISING, .

RATES or ADVERTISING.
For square Of 10 lines or lees, week. 81 0
Gach subsequent ineerilcr, rs ctr
Longer advertise ments, AZ sfmeraie.-
traction over even square or squares,
sounted % square. The Sc are Me terms
Tor TRANSIENT advertisement; reasonable
deduction will be u ade 10 regular advertise.
nents.
Notices OF appointment Of administrators
sod legal Dt.ices OF like character 10 be-
paid 10 advance.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES:
For Tswnship officers, esch Si,o0l
For County - " 2 so
For District, Circuit, or State, 800
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-10
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

KIRKwOOD HOUSE-KIsu.
Geo Z ketcheus sing;Slng; Chss Il Weir;
Murphy, N X Chas 4 CLARK, Brooklyn; Joe
K Cowan, 0sdensburg, n Y; pr ThuIston,
Rochester, NJ NJ Smart, Philadelphia, WIN II
Ness, wife and sister and U Il stevens, Balti.
morei II q Matthews, Annapolis; Z ] Nov.
rey, Erie Railroad, Samuel Lee, Richmond,
George Smead, Camden, Alex Watson and
Thos Watson, Philadelphia; Judge + Nunc.
mscker, Nevada.
sEhTON house,. II. SRMNss.
IL George, Baltimore; q Il Turner, Philadel
phiai Mr. and Mrs Flood, Boston; " Max
o. Hyatt, W b Gslor, Md; l. W SeweiI. A NJ
TrSSns white R,oi onio ph Hnr
N.Y. N.Y. 59hG'fTPs enn.oH B. b's Sj'fei T.as
Rochester, N Y.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & sHELLsr. .
Thopson, L D Hoof, Va, W T Msxwc5l, Pa
R,Sw1 Ely pr dstsS SsIri9stS" a d
Z Let. AND VIE, ill., q s IcGailoashs v; v
Blackwell, v Fsund, Pa; Dr. " " Evan 3
Y; J A Hunter, OF Z W Jack, New Orleans; J
W New and wife, Ind.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
J Jamison, Paterson, N J; DR. r l. Walsh
Englandj w NJ Ireland, d J O'Connor, city
J II Jennings, p A Good, Baltimore; Jonsi
Wood, N II; Joshua 7 Taylor, Andrew
Burum, Md; u NJ b Purcell, Ind; s Crawford
and lady, J W Brown, W Hood, ~.
wILLARDS'-SvKEs 4 CHADWICK.
W A Allen, Alai r Brincley, Tenn VIM II
wisewell, Pat J II Chambers, N Y; X II Skin
ner, Tenn; NJ Finnigan, o; W q Gray, La;
w Beckley, Ky; $ r Lee, Md.
BUNKER's AVENUE HOUSE.
Thos l. Harmon, Md; W Green, q y Fay
Fort Foot, Md; J II Carroll, Memphis, Tenn
Chas NJ Mahon, N Y.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-10

1t is said that about four thousand Republi
cans remained at home.
Tue late Abijsh Mann, meeting Gov. Sey.
mour In Albany in 1868, fixed his eye on him
with a peculiar glance, and said: "9ov Sey-
mour, l hear that you have sinned away your
day OF grace, and l believe It, You had the
brightest OF opportunities, but you have
thrown them away, l believe, forever. You
might have been President; but you never
will be-"
THE Carlinyille (Ill.) Democrat says that at a
late Democratic rally In that neighborhood,
just three hundred banners were carried, each
one OF which bore the Inscription, "Do you
want to marry Niger ~ The procession was
twelve hours passing a given point, said point
being grocery.
WHILE the Canadian journals are greatly
disturbed about Miles OReilly's popular lines
and Mexico by the United States, the London
Times, in its city article, thinks the annexa-
| tion OF the latter country would be desirable.
CoSoREssNAN FINCK, an Ohio Democrat,
once said OF Grant ~ honor him. sir, not
| only for his brilliant services in the field, but
because OF his magn1nimity In the hour oil
triumph, and his genuine modcsty."
BEN. HILL said to the Georgia negroes, the
other day 81 have studied the history OF your
| race for four thousand years. He must be
rather advanced in life. Is he one OF the"eter'
| nal hillsr'
| Tue Oshkosh HOrfhprsfsrH says that Winnie
bago county, Wisconsin, Is good for 2, 500 m q
| jority for Grant and Colfax. This Is 500 better
| than she ever did before.
THR Sun declares that Ohio is shsky, and
| does not wonder that Mr.. Pendleton deems II
| best to stay at home.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-10

Pursuant TO the agreement entered into at
the time OF putting up the first deposit, the
packers Of fHese Gig guns OF TIE British prize
Joe Wormald, who won the championship of
England By defeating Andrew Marsden-have
arranged fight between them. The New
YORK Chpptr publishes the following:
Articles OF Agreement entered into this first
day Of September, 1868, between Jos. Worm.
aid and Edward O'Baldwin. The said Joseph
Wormald and the said Edward O'Baldwin
hereby agree to fight fair stand up fight, &C.
cording to the new rules of the prize ring, by
which the said Joseph Wormald and the said
Edward EaD 0B4Idwin hereby mutually Hgree, to
championship OF the world and the sum of one
thousand dollars side, and shall take place
on the l3th day of October, lsGs, in the State
OF virginia the man winning the toss to give
the opposite party ten days notice Of the
place The men shall be In the ring between
the hours OF y a. m. and o'clock p. m, or the
man absent to forfeit the battle money. The
expenses OF the ropes and stakes shall be borne
mutually, share and share alike.
In pursuance OF this agreement the sum Of
two hundred dollars n side Is now deposited
in the hands Of Dan Noble, who shall be final
stakeholder. The remaining deposits shall be
made As follows: The second, or one hundred
dollars a side, on the sth day Of September,
lsGs, at Columns Harlem Hotel, One-hundred-
and-twenty-afth street, between Third and
Fourth avenues; the third, OF one hundred
dollars side, on the 10Th day OF September,
at Rob Smiths, % West Houston street, the
fourth, of one hundred dollars side, on the
22d day OF September, at Felix Larkins, cor:
ner West and Charlton streets the fifth, OF
one hundred dollars u side, on the 10th day Of
september, at Charley Diamonds, l0I Spring
street, the sixth, OF four hundred dollars a
side, on the 9th day Of October, the place
Of deposlting to be named by Joseph
Wormald at the time of putting up the
NTH deposit. Each and all Of the above de-
pOsits to be made between the hours of eight
and ten p. m, or the party failing to forfeit
the money down, The toss for choice OF
ground to take place at the time Of putting the
fIth deposit. The amount OF each and every
deposit to be transferred to the final stake
holder from the houses mentioned.
The referees to be chosen on the ground. In
case of mAgisterlal Interference, the referee,
II appointed, or the stakeholder, If not, shall
name the next time and place OF meeting, II
possible on the same day or In the same week,
aud either party failing to appear at the time
and place specified by that official, to lose the
battle money, The stakes not to be given up
unless by mutual consent, or until fairly won
or lost by light, and due notice shall be given
to both parties OF the time and place for CIV
Ing the money up.
In pursuance OF this agreement we heTeunto
attach our names. Jos. WORMALD,
DHAs, NJ, DIAMOND for NED O'BALDwIH,
Witness-Joe UOburn, ban Noble,