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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-02-26
Index to New Advertisements.

The following Advertisements appear to-day
for the FIRST time. Those to be continued, WIFI
be found under their respective hesas IN OUT
next issue {:
G. T. Scott or VIM. F. Nance-Rodun-
do Guano-Cheap for Cash. -
Nc. D. Metts-Positively SO, 49,.
W. II. Observation-Disclosures Artist.
j. j. Amick-Bargains
Agents Wanted-Bible Dictionary.
j. Skillen Houghton-Essays.
Citation. .-~ --,.-- :.
Bankrupt Notices.
Pratt & Fant-New Firm. =,
Carwile & McCaughsin-Last week
for Bargains in Dry foods. o.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-02-26

. COMPOSITIONS OF THE CoNvENT1oNs.-1n
Virginia 25 out Of the 105 delegates to
the constitutional convention, OF less than
one-fourtb, are colored men. In North
Carolina 13 out of120 delegates, or less
than one ninth, are colored. In Missis-
sippi 70 out of 1913. In Louisiana the
blacks have a majority of 10. In Florida
20 out of 80 are colored. In Georgia Is
out Of 1876, or less than one-eleventh, arc
colored. In Alabama Is are colored,
about one.fifth of the whole body. In
Arkansas 5 ont of 75 are colored. In.
South Carolina the two races are about
equal in the convention. In Texas the
delegates have not yet been chosen.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-02-26
- Rsnoval Of Mayor GailIard.

The Charleston papers bring the news
osshs removal Of Major Gaillard from
Office, and the appointment of Gen.
Burns. a graduate Of West Point, IN his
stead Gen, IS represented as a man
OF good sense and feeling, and of course
hisappofatnssa, is as good as any that
could be made uader the circumstances.
InfetiriRg ffom the executive ONCE Of
ous city says HE Courier, Colonel Gail.
lard carries with. him ,bes sympathy. Of
the entire cotnnunits During his ad,
ministration he has:.wen the. cordial sup
post Of our citizens no less hs his uneir-
dng vigilance o7er the interests, and zeal
for the prosperity Of Charleston, than By
bis impartial conduct in Council and his
many social virtues as an individual. =:
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s'Wait ior the Wagon y

oas. Of the incidents Of the, great un-
washed, hnekleberry Convention, men.
toned by the Ashevilge, N. c. Farmer,
IS that when the Circus train, was pass.
ing IA trout Of the State House. y: =
Hood, NEGRO. moved that arecess be
taken uaiH the Circus passed The capitotl
: The commotiony was; so-greas that the
vote could not be taken, but it was car;
'ried By eommon'conseat, among the ne
groes. ,,,.>s..>-. -. - So
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-02-26
Bargains, Bargains.

Call on Joha ]. 4n,iek, and he will sell
you goods cheap, such as = - eSys'
Boots, Saoes, Hats, Hoop Skirts, Calico
:handkerchiefs, umbrellas bose, half hose,
TOR ladies, misses and gentlemen, pocket
knives, pins, needles, knitting needles, &C.
&c. -, :.
Bacon, lard, molasses, sugar, coffee, mac
kerel, fish, cheese, crackers, rice, conceptra-
ted lye, smoking tobacco, chewing tobacco,
segars, tin-ware, soda, starch, pepper, spice, ::
ginger. candles, SOAP raisins candy, Abees-ss
wax, taliow, aroolns, shet, powder, &C.. ,. ,
: All you who want Goods Cheap, call aad
get bargains, at the store under Cot Ebes- Z
veips furniture rooms, Main street, Nevbes. .,
~, S. @: -. - @'-:
(. Feb s4s IT, JOHN J. iAMIeE.- y
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-02-26

ALMOST A FIRE.-About noon of Tues
day, there was startling alarm of fire
on the Public Square, proceeding from
thelarge brick building known as Smiths,
occupied by Mr.. P. d. Elliott. The fur
niture, clothing and bedding of Mrs. Lit.
tie, the mother.in-law of Mr.. F., was
consumed. Origin of the fire clearly ac-
cidental. The prompt energy of the citis
zens and soldiers Of the garrison, who
were near the spot, probably saved the
business part of the town from destruc-
ton.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-02-26
me Johnson-stautun Affair.

Full particulars Of the little coolness
existing betweea President johnson and
the obdurate Stanton, will be found in
Congressional news elsewhere. It is
interesting. The battle is waxing hot,
the RAIDS fast and furious, JohDsaa delib-
crate, and We hepe all right. We believe
that his backbone has stamina enough
to tight it out. "The race is not always
to the swift nor the battle to the strong,
and q man may be man if he be no bigger
than ones thumb" Hit him again MIR.
President. %qE.. r., .- -. ---
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-02-26
IN MEM0RIA.
DEDICATED TO HIS MOTHER.


Died at Centreville, October 1851, of Ty-
phoid Fever, q. MANLY DARLINGTON, aged
1S years. :: -
Lost lost to earth His youthful form,
Sleeps calmly on Virginia's soil, =
Unmoved by chilling vino, ,zor storm, -
= BY passions heat, or rude turmoil. -.
He to his country gave his ALI, -
A life so full ofjoy and light,
We scarce could think that it would fall,
Beneath diseases withering blight.
Lost! lost to earth death had the pow'r
To pale his cheek, to dim his eye, =. =
To still the voice, to crush the flower,
To catch away the last, long sigh:
But one was near, o precious thought,
5, When earthly leve could not avail,
In the dark hour so terror-fraught,
His grace doth evermore prevail.
He ili'd his heart With love and peace,
He stay'd his youthful spirit up, -. .,
He bade each troubled biliow cease, - 4
And mix d with joy his dying cup. =. d,
"Sweet Jesus was his precious theme, ! q.
The pure swan-notes were caught to heaven,
And now where saints and seraphs gleam,
Where tears are wiped, and sins forgiy'n,
Amid the glorious martyr throug, -
Who cast their crowns before the throne,
he strikes his harp and still the song,
Is praise to Him who saves alone.
Yet, by each beaming glance and smile,
By pleasant words in kindness spoken,
By winning way, ingenious vile, ...-,-.y-,
By each and every loving token, -
Within the hearts of cherish'd friends, 81,
Dear Manly is embalmed for aye,
And time and. earth will fail to rend,
y The precious memory away. -. = =
....-... ". 4. L. d
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-02-26
The Healing Pool.

Essaysfor Young Men, on the Crime of
Solitude, and the Errors. Abuses and Dis
eases which destroy the manly power. and
create impejiments to Marriage, with sure
relief. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free
o: charge. Address, DR.. J.. ;SKILLIN
H0EGHTON, Howard Association, Phil, Pa.
Feb. ~26S 3mo. e., = =,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-02-26
Farm and Garden.

The February number is received, of
this sxcsilens lnenthly. It is devoted
chiefly to the farm and garden, bat con-
sains other miscellaneous matter, We
cheerfaliy recommenditto the render.
:Pabhshsdat Gliaton, g., by w. R. ia.
cobs& Co, at 81 per annuan.' ~ -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-02-26
The Emerald.

The frst number off very neatly print
ed and handsomely illustrated weekly,
bearing the above title has just made its
appearance, of which we acknowledge
the reception of a copy. Published by
D. O'Sulivan & Co., Spruce St., New
York. Single copies $3.50.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-02-26

Agassiz has been to see Stanton with
q view to classify him. But he is o non-
descrlpt even to Agassiz, vast and va
rious as is the acquaintance Of the natu-
raiist with the lower orders of animated
nature.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-02-26

COLUMBIA, s. c., February 24.-Sales Of cot.
ton to-day 81 bales-middin lS3 -.
NEW YORK, February ~ p. M.-Co&ton
dull, heavy and fully 1e. lower; sales 600 halcs
At %. Flour-low grades frIaer;- medium and
good unchanged; Gold, after selling ut a, closed
at 423 ~.
CHARLESTON; February "a Cotton setiye, as
decline of . To-; sales 800 bales-middlsngs
q Ni. --.,-.-s.,s,s.,.s
) AUGUSTA, February "a Cotton market easief;
aales $40 bales; receipts 76o-uiddling 2oS.
LIvERPooL, February 24-Eyening.-cotto
closed dull.uplands Of; to arrive 81; Orleans
81 "a les 6, 900 bales.
NEwBERsy, Feb. 2S.-Gotton duh as lSt 21oE
middlings, with but few sales.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-02-26
ssl, for wsr-easn W. Cotton.

Nkat4s AuS ! " WaAs~-Sp&A ~tSt.SxSe<SAsf -!
Our voice, is raised once more sgainst
the -planting Of large crops of cotton.
Last gear The cry plant more for provis.
ions and less for cotton, uttered ali over
the State, Was unheedsd. When TOO
!ate, inaay saw their error and bitterly
lamentsd Cotton ats and Io-cents
did not pay iorsits raisingfand we're it
not for the late attempting rise ia the
article; and which Is a trick todraw the
planter from out his convictions, and
make him lose sight Of the past bitter
experience, the crop would be light for
this fall. Bot, alas, having eyes they
viii not see, and ears they will not hear.
till again they are forced TO- throw the
frais Of their weat;and toll on the mar
ket at last fall's unremunerative prices
The present rise is catch, We honestly
believe, and that there will be birds, aud
old ones too, who Win: be caught by this
chat, we also believe. but there are some
who viii not, who -are too sharp, to fall
isto such a snare, and who will wisely
make provisions their first object, cotton
the last; and as are consoled. il only a
few are found wise enough not to allow
their senses to; be stickled away By The
dslusiEs hope that the present, price
win rule after the crop is planted. : - 2:
< Plant sparlngsy ofsotton and largyk,
:efall else: 80. 49,. ~ z.s
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-02-26

Contracts nave been entered into for
the construction of the great masonic
temple at Philadelphia, to be built in
five years, and to cost three.suarters Of a
million dollars The corner stone is to
be laid on St. Johns Day,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-02-26

Bismarck met his barber at Baden. Ra.
den, and afably spoke to him. The bar.
gave himself airs and complained of the
mixed society at Baden-Baden. The
Count replied, "Weli c., We can
NOT ali be BARRIERS, you know"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-02-26

FUNNy.-Ar Eastern editor asks his
subscribers to pay him up, that he may
play the same joke with his creditors.
While an unhappy devil from the West
makes the same funny appeal. The joke
is too good to be lost, We endorse and
pass it round to our subscribers, and If
there be any who have forgotten to pay
up, we trust they will appreciate it.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-02-26
NEWBERRY, s, G.

Ia answer TO- correspondent at Due.
West, win insert your friends article IN
, course Of .. week or txo, perhaps In next
issue. Be patient: 80,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-02-26

CUR1oUs.-The St. Louis Republican
is Democratic organ, and the St. Louis
Democrat is Republican organ. What's
in hame2
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-02-26

Somebody says "no wondow labor is
scarce at tie South when these conven-
tions are paying eight to eleven dollars
day for field hands"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-02-26

The New Orleans Picayune thinks
there will be comparatively little cotton
planted this year in Louisiapa, -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-02-26

WEATnER-After enjoying a most de-
lightful spell of soft, balmy weather, SUI.
perinducing an amount Of gardening
among inexperienced vegetable planters,
ourself not included, refreshing to wit.
hess, We are once more having freeze.
Monday last was villainous day, cold,
sneaking, marrow chilling. The winter
so far has been one Of the severest, would
that the spring we're come.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-02-26

According to previous an
nouncement this is the last
week in which we propose TO-
sell Dry Goods at Cost: Call
at once and secure goods
cheap. :. ,.S'> *sss'':.2 r. - ,s@s 9
GarWile & i've g Caughrin
Feb 251
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-02-26

In BANKRuPTcY.-The following peti
tious ia Bankruptcy, fled by parties, citi
zens of tais District, have been re-
ferred to Henry Summer, Esq, Register
in Bankruptcy. = ~. - =
Ex Parte. Thaddeus S. Dunean-Gar
lipgton & Suber, Attorneys, pro pet, -.
Elk Parte Marshall &, Brother Gar
lington s Subcr, Attorneys, pro pet.
Ex Parte Peter Hair-Simeon Fair, At
|, torney, pro pet 8. - ::
Ex .Parte James Y. McFall-Garlipg
ton & Suber, Attorneys, pro pet. :. :,5s,'>.
Ex Parte Richard Y. Gist-James M
Baxter, Attorney, pro pet, y. 80,
Ex, Parte Isaac, Herbert-Jones {
Jones, Attorneys, pro pet. ~ -,
/ Ex Parte John W. Rhodes-Garling
ton & Suber, Attorneys, pro pet.
Ex Parte Henry Summer R. Chap
man, Attorney, pro pet: :, .'
|, Ex Parte, Andrew NJ. Wicker-Gar
lington &Suber, Attorneys, pro pct.
Ex[ PaF,e Dfayton I. Livingssou-Gar
ington & Suber, Attorneys, pro. pet.
Ex Partc. Warren H. Jones-Y. j
Pope, Esq, Attorney, pro pet.
+ Tx Partc Levi Livingstone Darlington
& Suber, Attorneys, prepet.
Ex, Parte j. C. S. Brown-Simeol
Fair, ESQ, Attorney, pro pet. . -
Elk Parte Noah E. Rhodes-Simeou
Fair, Esq, Attorney, Pro pet.z -. - -
tx Par,e Henry stone-Jones & Jones
Attorneys pro pet. =. - -: =,
Tbaddeus s, Duncan whose petition
has been pending, has received. his fna
discharge from His Honor Judge Bryan
U. s.. District Judge. 5:,'. : :
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-02-26
LOCAL ITEMS.

A CoNUNbRuN. uN.-Why is dancing like
new milkp t
We will give one years subscription
to the Herald to the person who will
solve usthe above couundrum, provided
he or she prove by dozen witnesses
that they cannot afford to take. or pay
for paper. Only one will be entitled to
the prize, and the person to live in the
district.
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New Advertisements. s j
New Firm.

The Subscribers have this.
day formed q Gopartnership in. tho sDsug
Business. at this place, under the nanas and
style Of PRATT & FAME. ~ 2, ~s1sSSS's''F
Their Stock of Goodsisnow COMPLETE
and win be kept So. -l..--.-:.,..>
sEueryrArticle Warranted .Pare,E
-, ~ - AND So, - SO, ~ tssSs-sgi.5
1928. Prices Reasonanle.~~ssv.o
To sell Cheap they must bay Cheap; and
% do this their terms. viii be Strictly CASH.
They viii make it the interest Of every one !n
want Of IeSzfSS~
PURE MEDICINES and GENUINE DRUGS
to buy from thsm. Store IN Df. Pra4ss
new building opposite the stores ofDs Mowef
and Lovelace 4 Wheeler. = =
, * = 20: WIN. F. PRATT. MD. a'aG
= =; ..s, ;. : ySAM'L F., FAINT, H. D. ~
. Newbery S. C Feb: 1. 1858.
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"a PERMANENT @'
Gallery:
Gallery (oEer Move e "
Store is now Open,

NJ y 7UaIEeIy tIIO2VeT IHUFeI st 7sEsr 81
Store is new open, -.
- 3 II = 80 es-s:1 ~ ~ = - '--S
Where / am prepared to do Good and Last .
ing Work, Warranted 70 Stand.
B.. Photographs A,nbretypes, copying DID,
Pictures, Life Sized Postraitss &e., done - :
reasonable rates.
: Cali on me aad no pains viii, be spared to ~
please you. i nave focated here, and can
use nearly all kinds of provisions that you
may bring in payment for xorlk, sF7TSssf' o'72n'
=, -. = - W. b. WISEAAN,u y,ses-z
-. Feb 26 9 Resident Artist. =.
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RODJJNDO o.
.ze 2S-55$;f&-. - zzseS s.::~5faf2Ns23
p GUANO, ss.szs>as D
VIII insure good Car
den. -. 80.

Is your Garden deficient I'm Fertility II.
SO, use the Roddndo Island Guano freely, e.
win enrich and greatly inereaseshe product
of the soil without burning up your Ysge-y
tables during the hot summer months.
TRY IT.: Gallon Capt EWm.a-F. lsauce, Z
or G. T. Scott. price - cents per ID. CASH,
Feb b16 2t -
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Mrs. Jones. the farmers wife saws

II believe I've got the tenderest heart.
ed boys in the world. l can't tell one of
'em to fetch pail of water but. what
he'n commence cryin."
: This little paragraph published last
week We again insert, it is too good to be
lost, and because too We have found that
Mrs. Jones the farmers wife is not the
only good mother who is blessed with
tender hearted children tits surprising
what a number of little, boys and girls
there are in this town whose tears flow
as easily as the little Jones'. Dear little
things, we know lots of 'em; they answer
to the names ofJohnny, Billy, Tommy,
Susy, Emmy, Mary, ETC., etc. -.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-02-26

Ne DeUlOCE1IiC- NaSlotiat- SOihuliCtec
has named New York as the place, and
the fourth of July as the2day for holding
the National Convention, Committee.:
men from the Southern States mad full
voice in committee.
+ The Presidents impeachment by the
House is undonbted. 49,. - - :.
WASHINGTON, February 29.-Stanton
has been lod dging in the War Office since
last Friday. He vas recommended to
this course by Congressman, who appre-
hcnded that an attempt would be- made
to take possession of the office by force.
The guards haze been doubled. =,
A large number Of members of Con.
gress called on Stanton to-day and held
long consultations with him. They as
sured him of the support of all the Re:
publican members that their party
would act as an unit in both houses and
now that Impeachment is fairly inaugu.
rated, there would be 60 faltering until
the matter is finally settled.
After the impeachment resolution has
passed the house. Stanton will 60 home
and await the denouement. ~ =
Gems. Grant and Thomas will not obey
executive orders in conflict with Senate
Application has been made for quo
warranto against Stanton.
Thomas went to War Department, and
ordered Stanton to vacate; Stanton re-
fused.
Neither party has issued any order
which requires recognition by the other.
The President will not violate law {;
recognizes no oae but Thomas Secreta-
ry Of War; and believes that God and
the American people will save the coun-
try from m-destruction.
The resolution of Impeachment was
passed by strict party vote-except
Stewart of New York, and Carey Of
Ohio-who voted with the Democrats.
The momentous hour is at hand.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-16

Professional eErds Of 6 lines or less one year
So no.
Advertisements must have the number Of in,
.Iertions marked on the copy, or they will be
Kept in It'll tsyhiadeR," and CHARGED accord
All casuafor transe nt advertisements must
De paid for in advance, to insure their inser.
tion.
Yssr Y s sdysrtsomeat' 00e paid for half
Short notices Of deaths will be inserted free
OF charge Obituary notices and tributes of
respect will be charged half the advertising
rates. Marriage notices Inserted gratis.
Loaded editorial notices will be charged 20
cents line, aud half price for subsequent in
serLions,
Religious notices and short advertisements
for benevolent associations, inserted gratis.
. Calls upon gentlemen to become candidates
will be charged at advertising rates.
Three dollars will invariably be charged for
announcing candidates for County Offices, and
Ten dollars for announcing candidates Tor State
and United States offices.
The insertion Of personal cards will be left
to the option Of the editor, but when inserted
Rill he charged double price.
Afidavits will not be made 10 orders OF
Publication or other legal advertisements un'
Sitl they are paid for
There will be no deviation from the above
terms. f
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.srRAIcnr-EoRwARDn PARTY.

The Piltsburs Pos! says;
The Democratic party is siraightfor-
ward aud manly. 1t has but one face for
friend and Zoe: and is a party Of Priu'
cipIe.
straightforward" Yes. il 10 Op.
pose grecnbackS 10 1903 as unconsiiiu'
tional, and to demand 10 1850 two thou
sand millions Of them. is to DO straight
forward" then the DomOOraIic party Is
straightforward. II to dOnOuueO the
soldiers IN 1884 as 'Lluooln hiroliugs'
aud to honey -fugIo to lhOmin 1885, is
to DO "straight. forward" then is The
Democratic party "straighifOrVufd.8
Democrats are like tho Roman Senu-
tors in the year COZ Of The republic
who prohibited. under pain of'beiue
considered an. enemy Of the Republic
those religious articles which suspend
cd all deliberations, while two years bo
loro they had engaged Bibplus TO oubOr
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-16


Everybody has blsu pied Ing dat
the coming Presidsnlal'esmpk WILDE
an exciting odo. As yes iBg have seen
no evidence Of Il. The people appear 10
be quito cool upon the subject.
A soldier who Is moimsd for lie 10
defense Of his country he's claim upon
his counlfY for support. II Is not char
ity to furnish this support, but & debt
due him. 2'iso M Vei Nao3
josh Billings in a burtesqio ansWSF
10 correspondents, says; "Your idea
that frogs grow more bobtOilsd ns they
grow older,iO too euiSsd good ,o'bO LOST
A fashionable ludy of New. York
wasted plate Of strawberries andcteam.
by lhrowing at her fathers head be-
cause he would not conssu. to take her
to Europe.
Andy johnson has issued proclama-
lion granting pardon to ullthe rebels s1-
cypt those who have been indicted.
A preacher in funersl sermon o. 9
lady after summing up tho good quali-
lies added that sho always reached heR
husband his hat Whea hO called for il
without multering. 't
He who is we'll employed during the
day while hosuu 10 shining In tho skisB
will moot likely sleep sound when The
stars will shine above him. e,i
Few people know what an empitS Tex.
asis. Il would mako twenty assi New
Humpshircs or more than Eve New
Yorks or nearly Bix Ponnsylvanias, II
is nearly three times as large again %
thA island Of Great BritOiu; add nearly
half as large again as Franco. f'fNa
The Shakers Of Lebanon N. Y, attract
great attention 10 their fne roses FOE
which top dressing Of salIis used which
kills rose iussctGand improves tho vigos
Of the plants. liz r-r,w
The Good Templaro number $4,000
ia the United SlateL .l7s ,s5f
The Sons OfTOmpOranos numbef $780,
600 10 tho United Stsioa. Inca ~
II you are lover. don'l love i've
girls at once. LoyeiS good lhipg, but
Il il like butter Ia warm wsalbeF-v
il won't do TO have too much on hOlS q
one time.
Tepnessesl recently committed suicide
because his wife confessed 10 having
ki,aOd divers and sundy mon II her
life before their acquainlaneS oohnidu-
cod. y NNl,' iog ol'te
WatermelOnS are selling Ia Louisv,lle sI
one dollar to Que dollar and twenty Eve
cenlR each, Re- na''ft
Dr.. JOhnson was wont to cay that 9
habit Of lookiaS al the beet side 81 aSsVy
event IL far better than d lhoughpt
pounds year. Nfst ~
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-16

A now type metal, is asserted Is now
produced in Humboldt county, Nevada.
II is obtained by separating silver from
The ore, and is composed Of about thirty
paris ofleal aud seventy parts Of anti
mOny. The metal with slight additions
is said TO DO superior to lhu' used in The
Atlantic States. 1t is sent down 10 San
Francisco in pigs Of about seventy pound
weight. A shipment of twenty tunS
has been made to New York. Some Of
the iron iouoderies aud machine shops
10 San Francisco ato now using the a'me
metal for journals, in place Of tho BaOblI
metal.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-16

We, minority OF your Committee.
believe that representation ia this CON.
venlion should DO based upon the Union
vote cast in the several counties at the
election for Governor in 1866:
[Signed.I JIM. PHELPS,
II. D. WILLIAMS,
ta VIM HARP0LD.
LAS NJ. THOMAS.