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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-02-21

Immediately after the exchange Of the rati-
fcations of this convention, any Notifications
or military posts which may be in the coded
territory shall be delivered TO the agent ofthe
United States, and any Russian troops which
may be in the territory shall be withdrawn
as soon as may be reasonably and convenient
IL practicable.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-02-21

A single certificate will be sent BY mali, postpaid up.
on receipt III 2S cts, FIVE for 81. eleven for a., thirty
three and elegant premium for s., sIxty-six and more
valuable premium for go, one hundred and most sn-
perb Watch for sl5. To Agents or those wishing en-
ployment, this is a rare opportunity. It isa legiti.
matelg conducted business, duly authorized BY the
Government and open to the most careful scrutiny
Try usI
WRIGHT, BRO. L CO.,
l6l Broadway, New York.
Iss7 ne, 4 INST r ACo.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-02-21
ARTICLE I'll,

The inhabitants of tie coded territory, ac-
Cording to their choice, reserying their natn-
raj allegiance, may return to Russia within
three years but If they should prefer to re-
main in the ceded territory, they, with the
exception Of uncivilized native tubes, shall
be admitted to the enjoyment of all the rights.
advantages, aud immunities of citizens oEthe
United States, and shall be maintained and
protected in the free enjoyment of their llb-
erty, property, and religion. The uuci7ilized
tribes will be subject to such laws ard regu-
lations as the United States may, from time
to time. adopt in regard to aboriginal tribes
of that country.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-02-21
Important Announcement
1862
ELEGANT HOLIDAY PRESENTS !!

The undersigned having in lS62 succeeded In pnr'
chasing from the London Exhibition a large 7ssott'
bulously low concluded some time since to send an
experienced Agent to the
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-02-21

Il is an Unailing Remedy in ~ eases Of
Neuralgia, Facilias, often e%fectins 4 perfect
cure ia less than twenty-four hours, from the
Csc Of no more than TWO or THREE PILLS.
10 other form Of Neuralgia or Nervous Dis-
ease has failed to yield TO this
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-02-21

dOrski cOaplet or group 10 ire rorth FhclhV
ocen- 20 the meridian Of one hundred and
a.atg three degrees west longitude, 80 as to
iucluie in the territory conveyed the whole
Of the Alentian islaada east of that Refis
dian,
ARTICLE II.
In the cession of territory and dominion
made by the preceding article are included
the 6yhtof property in all public lots and
souas es, vacant lands, and all public build
iavs. 'ort,dcations, barracks, and other edif-
css, which are not private individual proper
ty. It is, however, understood and agreed,
that me churches which have been built in
the coded territory by the Russian govern
men, shall reua;R the property Of such mem
bers of the Greek Oriental Church resident
In the territory, rs may CHOOSE 70 worship
therein. Any government archives, papers,
md documents relative to the territory aud
5 dominion aforesaid, which may be now ex-
istlng there, will be left in the possession o
the agent of the United States but an su
thenticated copy Of such of them as may b,
required, will be, at all times, given by thu
United States to the Russian government, OIL
to such Russian officers or subjects as the.
may apply for.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-02-21

1857 oct 4 ms
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03

OuS-American Linseed has been In fair demand, aud
the market remains tn English do Is dun and nOulna
an Crude Fish Oils only moderate business was DONE
hut prices without change; Manufactured OILS are
dull and ia the absence Of sales, prices are nOmn Lara
Oil n firmly held. and we note fair business
PROVES ONS-Our market for Pork has been rather
dull to-day, but holders generally are firm IN their
views very fair 0bbing business has been done sales
Of 800 bbls a tl i2 for Old Mess cash. ti lS for small
lots do 922 Is for New Mes CASH Ell 50 for Thin Mess
saJ for Sour and SIS 5OaS23 70 for Clear Beef Is steady
and i'm fair demand: sales Of 125 bbs. at ti4dSlS for
Plain Moss, aud Sl76SA for Extra do Teree Beet Is
auiet Beef Hams in moderate demand sales OF 40
bls al 500 $50 Cut Meats quie sales Of GO casks
Picked Hams at l2ic. Bacon IA firm for good brands
but the difficulty experienced in obtaining room restricts
Operations sales OF 100 boxes C. at l2ic Dressed Hogs
are firm at 6ld0c for Western, ana vs0lOc Tor CITY
Lard quet bat steady sales Of $40 pigs at l2t d2c Tor
no i2ic for City and l2i elSe for fair TO prime steam
and Kettle Rendered. ,... -, .
ATTERSoOS Provision MARKET, s o'cLocK.-The
market for Pork firm at i 40 bid regular for Ola Aeso
and s22 bid for New Mess. -, oo.
PETROLEUM-The market is dull; sales OF only 1000
bbls Crude at 102c In bulk. aud 800 bbl B. w at IfG
KICE-HOders remain firm. but the business Is HRht'
owing 10 the moderate offerings. ,,..,
BEEDS-There IA no change Is Grass seeds, ana htue
dOiIg though Flax Seed is quiet at " S50H 40.
BUGAR6-Raw Sugars are In but moderate request
prices remaining nOnDay unchanged sales OF 2O7 hdhJ
principally Demerara on private terms, but including
small lot common Cuba AZ Oic $40 boxes havana at Ot
Hilic aud 400 bags PernambucO on private terms ne
Ened dull; Messrs X. l.. A. stuart have recueed
thor prices follows Crushed Granulated and Ground
100; White A, lbSc.; and Yellow G. ia
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

THURSDAY. Jan. 1.-The cattle trade is not as good a.
anticipated. True the receipts are very light, but
the necessities OF butchers are equally restricted and inc
prices OF last Monday scarcely be maintained one
or two statesmen who held few from that market, call
the prices lc lower IL Is certain that some very nne
cattle sold m less than l7tc would have reached close 10
lSc. In Mondays market. There were on sale today
2O2 CATTLE viz 5l ut One-hundrethst AS at Commun
paw, and 2l3 at Hudson City, making only l,62 since
Monday, or 2,400 including those sold on that Day
Butchers are laying of with the expectation that enough
cattle will be found somewhere notwithstanding the
great cry Of nothing the way The dead meat markets
show fun supply and trade has been very du today
Some OF the sales OF live cattle are at Onehundrtht
65 Indiana steers, cwt pretty good at l6dlc liz fine
"a cwt Kentucky cattle az 5dl7ic and l9 Illinois steers
g cwt at $50 each. At COmmunpaw, $50 LIMOS Steers
ca cwt brought i5G l7c, with 40 ONO ana III catte ~
Hudson City sold at 14c. on cwt. bunch OF IND
steers, weighing l55 N, at Buffalo, were holding win
tj offered Sheep still scarce, and the rates 0f Tues
day fully sustained that Is 5d6c y for far 10 good
lots. Only three received at Hudson City to-
day; 204 Of them, ~ d. brought &c. with one ear, same
weight SIC lot OF rs head extra ll5 sheep brought
&C. Arrivals at Fortiehs 400 head only part OF which
sold. one thin 75 sheep brought Sc, with
lot of co. averaging S5 h at &c. and 10 of 100 10 at &c
OF hogs have for yesterday and to-day 27Os at Com
munipaw, and at Fortcth-st, with four more
expected. Prices from 7sc. TO 7lc one car
extra Ind hogs Of 23 selling NJ Sc Another car OF 2O
n was holding for I!c, with 7sc. offered
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03
THE MARKETS.
lc,,1lly reported ior Tnu TNlausr. !

THURSDAY, Jan. ?. 1868
AsHEs-The market Is quiet for Pots at S. 25G'' 81.
CoTfoN-Tbe low rates still induce active demand,
prUp JitOm sales. Prices are decidedly better ana
very firm at outside figures sales Oi 74s bales
Orleans
CoFFEE-The demand for Rio is very good and more
general all grades being rather fmer aud the market
throughout presenting healthier tone sales OF lIoS
terms, aud in Baltimore $3.50 bags exFranels Jane at
about lfC gold bond. Other kinds quiet but STEADY.
FLOUR MD MEAL-The inquiry Tor western , and
State Flour Is risk and ~lth ght arrivals ahu IaVoIaDe
from Europe, inducing an active local export ana
speculative INQUIRY prices OF the low and medium grades
are lOdl5c higher aud Family brands 5a 2Jc higher the
sales 1900 bbls including CsO0 bbs low grades for
export quote superne state, s. o0qsg 4H Extra DO
10 Fancy do SO sOaSl 2O shipping Ohio $40
$50 90; Trade and Family do, tlQ$l5 low gradse OF
wheat Extras tlOaSm s5 Amber Winter Wheat
Extras, Indiana, aud Mlchgan, "mIe td MReat CH t
California Flour l. firm and In fair demand; sales ot goo
bags at S2 5OaSlS 90 southern 5Iout Us ID % az
held higher sales OF SO bbls at So 75US 80 for ordinary
20 GOOD Extra Baltimore aud Country $40 1854 IS for
Extra Family, Georgia, and Virginia, aud NlG$l5 Tor
tesdv saIes OF 400 ibis AT 81 5OoS9 So Corn Meal Is
stronger sales Of ESQ bbls at 81 100 s. ~ for jersey
and Western ON private terms Buck"heat Flour Is hih
GRAiN-The Wheat market IS somewhat unsettled
and quite active at an advance, the IaSordDle
port as well as for milling purposes the safes
are 1900 BUSH at g. 4iaS2 45 for No Chicago Spring
higher prices were offered e SSqS2 40 for NO 40 IN
store s. 80 for No do 50 65 for Amber Jersey, and $ 10
report whle CalifoIan Barley is scarce ana hea
lc higher hear of no sales Barley Malt ls nrln DJ
uuic Oats are quiet but firm the sales are 5000 bush
ohio and western ut sac. in store, and sc d. lveled
Rye is quiet and in the aOsense Of business prices eNce
40 change per bush better ana inquired
after quite freely the demand Is good ana plnci9y ot
export; bush. New Western Mixed NJ
3sHS So delivered; 81 IL for Old do IN store 81 -
delivered: New do White 81 39 New-Jersey Yellow, VI 80
S 3l New Southern White at 81 $50; New do Yellow at
81 Ss Pure Old White Southern at 81 50.
GUNNIEs-iSe. for Bags, and 2Oc. for Cloth market
dull.
HIDES-The market Is not active but prices rule firm
Dry Bueuos Ayres, average weights, 1876, gold We
notice sales OF ll5O City saughers Cow, 81 n, at lO4c
currency. ---.. 90
HAY-The demand Is fair for Shipping at 81 l5au p,
and retail Ots at a SOaSl Long Rye Straw Is
selling at 81 OaSl l2t 100 70. and Short do at 81 cash
HOPS are quiet but firm at 20a40a6Ocy az to quaRy
and growth.
HEMP-lOIc.. gold. for Manila; market quiet -
MOLASSES-We m OF no sales worthy Of notice Dut
sI,a We
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03
ANNUAL STATISTICS OF THE NEW-YORK
LIVE STOCK MARKETS. 1851

Few persons outside Of those engaged IN the
trade have any idea Of the eNttt or money value to
butchers biz in do they get glimpse OF what they
term eXtravagant charges, but would be astOunded
were we 10 tel them the OF the live animals
sent here during the past year for slaughtelng-viL
fbe butcher amounts TO the snug sum OF Sis,G9,70S
This we figure out follows 233 2 beevcs cwt. net
each at Is I3c q 10, S2702544 lO2G43 hogs OF ls5 10
average weight at 15c 10, Sl46s72oi 1i4l5i sheep
and lambs Of IS each, at E5c 10, s63i0i32i 6lgl
calves s. each S5jJj9S then $500 fush COWS which
take the places Of so many the butcher, at $40
each SOS $50 In numbers there is falling on of 5000
beeves from last year. but this deficiency much more
than made up by the large increase Of Shcrpaud hogs the
gain being 1i3 33 Of the former and i36 OF the latter
MOOl-grOWing profitable during the war that
many farmers turned their attention from bccves 10
sheep They now lind a surplus aud ara sending of 50
freely as 10 keep our markets overstOckcd
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03
AveTsge pTice Of beevts DC,

tits singular coincidence that the average OF All the
average prices " cue for the entire ~ months should be
precisely what IL last year There has been more
uniformity Of price, scarcely anything going above 2Oc
and then only FOR some Of the extra fine Crstmas bul
locks, while 25c. reached In February OF tue previous
year for Washingons birthday cattle The lowest prices
were during the gut OF October ana November and the
highest June The sharp drought at the West caused
many cattle 10 come forward leSs than half fat.
The largely increased sheep trade deserves more than
passing notice. The heavy receipts mainly atrbnth
bic to the reyusOn In the wool trade aud the high prices
Of all kinds OF feed When wOOlgrOwBg was one of the
profitable branches Of farming year or two ago,
the stock increased to extent and now
feeders manfest just much anxiety 10 get rid OF them
There IL danger OF going To tho other eXtronc and so
diminish the stock TO make IL scarce aud high next
Spring During the glut here, when 5000 To 5000
head coming forward week prices OF thin lots
down so low that not few were killed at home for
the skins alone To show the contrast between good aud
poor stock aud b. try 10 stimulate farmers "a improve
their nOcks, will compare some thin sheep OF 50d6O
EACH sold at O. and less per head during the holidays
while load Ot 132 prime Canada sheep 1873 average
per head, brought SIC NJ or I'll 73 each The old sheep
markets In Sixthst have been moved to FOrtethHt
The North River where sales commenced tile second
week Of june and amounted to 399,aS head mp to tho
close of the year, l27 per week At The Hudson Cy
Yards the arrivals and sales were 3s5j for the year, or
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03
s7s, per week The total receipts st oOmmunpaw were

l72,O39
paed. The fear Of a light crop Of corn caused many
light hogs TO be forward that the amount OF lard
cured and pork much less than usual for tho
number Of hogs Never before have We had anything
like the number OF hogs and prices have ruled on an
average nearly y below those OF the previous year
The high prices then stimulated 10 larger production
We make the average OF the past year tic. b. The ar
IT, $3.50 per week. while the total at FOrethst was
6G1 or 1851 per weekthe slight discrepancy In the
OF the two as compared with the total by weeks
being duo changes from one market to the other
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03
RECEIPTS OF pRODUCE.

JAN 2-5,7I4 bbs. Flour. 800 bbls. whisky $40 bbls
Corn Meal 2363 sacks Corn Meal. E20 bush Wheat it43c
hush Corn lOO bush Oats, 1870 bush. Malt, 436 pkg
Beef 26G bhs Pork, 1879 pkgs Cut Meats, 1900 pkgS
Lard. 22s sacks Ocake, 6726 Dressed Hogs SD Dds re
trueum.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03

II Will be that indebted 10 Illinois Tor nearly
twOthrd- OF all cattle, that prince among stock men,
Mr. j. f. Alexander, alone sending about 10000 head.
True Illinois gets credit for cattle raised ia Texas,
Missouri Kansas. the Cherokee Nation &C. Iastuird for
seas IN that State, while many OF those credited To
this state were Western stock bought by grazcrs ~
Albany and Buffalo and fed for n few months before
bringing The experiments In feeding Texas cattle Tor
about ycaIin Illinois Kentucky has proved 50 salts
factory that the trade IN that direction Is likely 10 be
largely increased Many this kind Of cattle being
killed and packed at the West.
PRICEs or STOCK FOR YEAR.
computed AT much per To- for the cstima
ted net weight OF the dressed Sides while sheep and hogs
are each by the 10. 1--we weight
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03
Stobts, 3anots, &t.
IMPROVED BASE

CTOVES. ES.-ORIENTAL IMPROVED BASE
- BURNING HEATER AND SIOVES-We ac on hsut al saes
m , celebrated Heater Stove, Onl hGns required; cou
bUrsr economical in fuel; poael hse ID one ~ tae
NOT perfect oiYrtd the pubic Also tAsbl kNAu PAX
LOR. HALL. HEATING, sud COOKING Seffh hAN6Es,
FARMERS and BUTCHERS BOILER and STOVES aiabe T ihe
S,at prn market h HOHBkAl NJ. y NsseysL, opposite
" gton Market
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03

IMMATURE BLMANAt. -
S,. p,s-.. 1925 Sun AS Moos Seis... o:l3
;.
lO4 GoSs isaBi... ll Hell 1als'''''' '1
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03
p4oNRNCERN LHRLIEn

FROM HAVANA Jan. 2In steamship Nero C. te-Nr C9rPer
Ms BiHrf Mrs Franco Atog NJ 'Irr j. Ms' Ven b1'lf
J. r. arelsr T. s. ~ Capt lstac Coo s rr Scllrnaun Juan
ee astro T. Ranas Pablo Esy " Eaut IrN 80" "a nu"a "
Francisco Quoga ard lady, igans 1eahen o IA'e1
states steamer shAwmut
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03

wHisKY-The market is very dun, and prices un-
certain.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03
COMPARATIVE STOCKS JAN 1.

TOBACCO-We have no change TO note since our last
review; the demand has been far and confined 70 the
home trade:
MONTHLY STATEMENT TIE TosLeco
INSPECTION wAREHOusEs
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03

Ten years the receipts 1C22i3 bceyes. l2siH
fresh cows, 3426 calves, lo36 sheep and 9i232 hug-'
showing that great change has talcu place III these
markets II Will that the National yards NJ one
hundredthst received the largest number 0i cattle, fol-
lowed by the Hudson City yards the Erie road and
lastly, the COmuunpaw yards, on the NcwJersty Cen
tral Railroad At these last yards, in addition % selling
cattle sheep, and hogs extensive HhattOr furnishes
facilities for rapidly killing all Of these animals The
saughteTing for the past figures up 55i beeNes'
IA g0z sbp nd hogs
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03
6bantss for 8usiatss 5ll,a.

nor SALF-Tbe steamboat JOHN R0MER-
Nv order of b. Greenwich aud Strsmbaai Company the
steamboat JOHN dER well kuosn the f boa, Of hsr esss 10
p fret; boil lret b2
use but srao vi be soil without re-
serge hy BuRDE DENNIS & Co. Va S v Ilst Jan = atl
oenes The AZ Asos Dork Jer,y City For fl
pahicnsrs apr ABBNDR0rH BROS No. 100 BeeEmaus, rC
a u. POllLON. o. lA Soutist
LIOK SALE-ln the Town of Oyster Bay,
Long Island, BOARD MILL IN JeTf working orlrr. erected
1865 boiler elng and board ile and we'll
adpte The business lead " satsr OF
Fo further part apis 70 kOBT FkAN
us Receiver Beavrt NeN YORK hr premises, a. o
Gust VALLEY.
EOR SALE-The Stock and Fixtures of q
JEWELRY STORE. Selling aeroI Of gong west Terms
reasonable. g. A. CIDAA. No lOi Alisl-,t
MARKET L FOR SALE on one OF the Best Cor
vi ues N the City Doing good business. llqui-ro rof
T. LIZ q aSDAks No. 81 Fuitor ft
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03

GEMR OFFICES BRIR RAILWAY C0nPhSI
No 1877 WEsrsr., NEwioRK Dec iSI },
DIVIDEND.-The Directors OF the Enc Kaii-
Comp,nT hay. declared DIVIDEND on III. Preferred Soca
from the ssrnp road for the 1851 OF SEVEN Pbh CbNI
p.sbe m MONDAY TIE 6ih DAY Of J,nuAr
eIt al the Omce Es place the Registered hoesn OF
the closing Of the books A..
the Preferred Stock viii close on rl ns
G,h inst AID reopen 1h January a BY arsr o. the Bos
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03

iaI action and IL is reasonable on the part OF tne
rpIaio 10 infer that nothing will be done to disturb
the business Of the country prior to the Presioeai
election. Under this "dO nothing policy long 'h'
Ragements will be Stunned by capital ana iO'hs on
call be preferred In the next 10 months the snolV
debt of the Treasury will be funded and the ac5ph 9,
of Congress he confined to the extension Oh inc uep,
at low interest and the policy Of retiring the UnlSeu
states notes Ten months will give another crop
which if abundant, will reduce the cost oil h'ing'
Tins in tprn. will bring wages and prices Of manu-
S.otSrs, Of all kinds to lower points and make re
sumptiOne cas- er. -. .. +be
IT, demand for Exchan,o was not so brisk at tne
tono,ying ouotations: London, GO days, llCallVti
.igbt 11Oga11Ol Paris, long 51Gs65l2i; short 'll4
a51O Antwerp, 51G405l33; Swiss, DIG.
U,mburg. sc! 09Cl; Amsterdam, H40il5; Frankfort
UIa412; Bremen, 79.G792; Berlin, 729G72..
The following were the exports excusiye OF spe-
eie) from New-York to foreign ports. for the week
ending December 81 and since the beginning OF the
year: ,ss. 1854. 1867.
yo- n. week ss,%5c7s sSSi s5sSSoO2 2SSj ,55sla2
Previously reported .l766S3JH lSj,ol0OO lSS1So'io
40 on roo
New-York tribune., 1868-07-03

Oyylcg or rHs CrC.Go AID GUAR E,srgES RAILWAY co
40 d WuLANsr, hEw-ioEE, Dee =. lsoIb /
THE annual meeting of the Stockholders OF
the Ch.aso aul Hlaag Company vii ls held u
Crlrsga ca tie JAECAY aud The Trater Books o tie
Company Closed the 5,h o Jaut sn orsst 90 the 10th
AMOS TtNNEi. S-efst,rr.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-11-18


- MORE BLOODY ,WoRk.-As DR.. Shell
-of Laurens, was talking with a friend, on
Tuesday sfternoon, about dusk, ON the
roadside, short distance from the vii.
lage Of Laurens, he was fired upon by an
unknown person and killed. No farther
particulars of the bloody affair have been
received. The doctor was a respected
citizen of Laurens. =,
> A private letter from Laurens G. H.,
states that several individuals called
at the house Of Harry Mcdaniel, mem
Der of the Legislature, and On his appear
ing. fred upon hin, wounding him
through the shoulder, it is reported that
several colored people were. taken from
their houses and beaten. The writer
suggests that the K K KS. are at work.
T.. Passengers by the Greenvi'le train
state that at White Hall, in Abbeville
County, the negroes took possession of
the polls and fired on. the whites. The
fire was returned, and one negro was
killed and several severely wounded-one
mortally, it is thought.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-11-18

District Court efthe United States.
For, the District o. South Carolina, in. Bank
ruptcy, in the matter Of John Mayer,
.of Pomaria-Bankrupt. .-.>-
By whom a Petition for adjudication of
Bankruptcy was fled on the 3rd day o!
November, A. D., 1868, in said Court.
This is to give notice that Gil the 10th
day of November, 1868, a warrant of Bank
ruptcy, was issued against the estate of
John Mayer, of Lexington County, and
State of South Carolina, who has been
ad;udged a bankrupt on his own peti-
ton. That the payment of any debts and
the delivery of any property belonging to
said bankrupt :, to him, or for his use, and
the transfer of any property by him is for
hidden bylaw; aud that a meeting of the
creditors of said bankrupt, to prove their
debts, and to choose one or more Assignees
of his estate, will be held at Court of
Bankruptcy, to be holden at Newberry Court
House, South Carolina, before Henry Sum-
mer, Register, ON the oath day of November,
A: D., 1868, at % o'clock, n.
J.. P. u. EPPING,
q. S. Marshall as Messenger. =.
Nov II Is St. As Messenger.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-11-18
.Fisk's Metallic Burial Cases,

THE SUBSCRIBER has constantly, or
hand full assortment of the above approved
cases, of different patterns, besides cofins
of his own make, all of which he is prepared
to furnish at very, reasonable rates, with
promptness and despatch .--.-i =.
Persons DESTROYS Of having cases sent by
railroad will have them sent free of charge.
A Hearse is always on hand and will be
furnished at the rate Of $40 per day. =.
Thankful for past patronage, the sub
scriber respectfully asks for continuation
of the same, and assures the public that
no effort OF his part will be spared to render
the utmost satisfaction. .-...s..
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Newberry S. c., July 81. = = -.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-11-18
WASHINGTON, November 4.

A special telegram to the New York
Herald SAYS the whole Island of Cuba is
in an excited state. Business is prostra.
ted on account Of the distruSt and alarm
of the people. The Captain General is
strangely reticeut. A teputa,ion Of the
leading citizens who called upon him
were insulted by an officer Of his house
hold. and the leaders ordered to Spain.
A telegram from the American Consul,
asking that few United States war yes
sels~be sent there was refused transmits
sion over the wires. The insurgents are
six thousand strong, numbering many
Spaniards. Their cry is Spain, Trim
and Serano, and down with taxation"
The troops number ten thousand, and
are acknowledged insufficient to suppress
the rebellion. Lersundi, it is said, has
received ample instructions from the
Provisional Government The news by
the Cadiz steamer is-anxiouSly expected,