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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-03-12

(which are the uttermost parts of the
earth " asked schoolmaster of one
ofhis boys. "The parts where there
are the most women, answered the head
boy. "What do you mean by that,
Brown 2" asked the teacher. II mean"
was the reply, "that where there are
most women, there u the most utter.
3D." s.Sai
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-03-12

The ladies of Bridgeport, Conn,
having organized q gymnastic club, are
now pcrplexed about uniform suited
to the more lofty exercises.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-03-12

The WORD ."Wn1rEr-It is stated
That all the laws Of the State Of Ohio
Eare being thoroughly gone through,
and the word white inserted.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-01-15
Sad Death.

Mr. Charles 5Lebdelf, associate editor
Of the Lacrosse Democrat, was on his
way to Bridgeport, Conn, to spend q
brief sojourn ~pder the paternaI roof !; TO
abandon the dull care of new spaper life
for brief season, and amid the glad
some influences of home reunion with
Kindred and friends, around the yule log,
to mingle in the mirth Of youth, and
drink from the fountains that feed the
heart, the soul and the mind with pure
and living joys. But alas death awaited
his coming, and anticipated his hopes of
The morrow for~at Angola, near Buffalo,
he was one of the vi tins of frishtfif
railroad accident. 4 portion of the train
was. smashed and precipitsled down an
'embankinent; the debris Of the wreck
falling upon the passengers, a number
were burned to death in the confagra-
ton which speedily <ensue''. =: -.
The clarred remSins Of Mr.. Lobdell
could not be recognized; lis trunk key
and ring were the only clue to the re-
covcry OF his ashes. - d. .
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-01-15
The Charleston Courier

- The Courier is about to enter on the sixty
sixth year Of, its publication. The editors
gratefully record their appreciation of the
very liberal support it has always received,
and they will rcnew their exertions to place
it. as aleading. commercial journal, within
the reach of all who desire first class cheap
paper.
A slight reduction has been made in the
size Of the paper, but no abatement whats
ever in its enterprise, energy tone and'spirit.
The daily paper is now mailed to subscri>
bers at the rate Of eight dollars per anuum
and the trfweeaiy at four dollars. - -.
= From late prospectus of the above ster,
ling old journal we extract the following
paragraph: -. -
Fne-war closed with a large Indebtedness
on the part Of urfurmer subscribers, some
of whom have proffercd US payment. : 70
Others we have presented no, claim, amid the
bosses and mistor;uueS by which they have
been surrounded, having been spared the
necessity OF doing SO by. the very geney otls, !,
prompt and hearty support we have uni
fortnly received We are able to wait for
the advent Of better times, confidently as
snred that when prosperity returns TO the
land they will >clieerfuiiy.meet their obliga-
tions. TO all such We cordially cxteId en-
Invitation to1renew. she;r subscriptions. =
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-01-15
Imprisonment for Debt Abolished

= ' =
-. Mr.. HASTE, from Tue Special Commit.
tee appointed at the last session of the
Charleston Boardof Trade reported es
follows: ~, .,'sat: .,'a <. =. : . =: -
=. Fhe committee appoaItcd BY the
Board ofTradecof Charleston to address
a memorial 10. M5jor-G General CanbW up
on the iaespe'iiency Of holding residents
Of sister States 20 hailupnn. finding them
within. the 5orders,of5this State, respect
fully report, thattlrey have ruIiitedtheir
missions <andShave the pleasure: to state
that in General Orders NO., Isl issued
from Headquarters December. 81, 1867,
The; qnsstien rs fairly met: Imp,ison:
pfeas for, sdebss excepting in eases Of
fraud. is abolished. :, ,.,s.>. -,
= No resident Of sister State can now
besheld to bail soA- tstes affidavit 's1of his
creditor thatobe is aboutu:-to leave this
State for.his own home or elsewhere, -
=. We congratulate the Board upon the
issue Of this order, WHICH Strikes the. fet.
ters from the hubs of the c.sh6nests sdeeter,
and places our State in full, Communion
:withahe spirit Of the age in which: We
I've. r.,sss.s,2.ss. ,ss-,is,&. ~. o.. ,2.s:-
Wcwodld in.ite a(l onr cd friends
and de5 tors, With whom &'e have hrd
dealings bcfpre the var, -sostsiisit Charles.
ton, pledsiqs for>sach Of them a friendly,
grecfMg, and free leave. to depart at
their pleasure. ,s 80 =, 49, :.
b. Respectfully Submitted ..s9-:c-. :
Vim. s. HASTE, Chairman: >
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-01-15
Tribute Of Respect.

At q Regular Communication Of Butler
Lodge, No. SO, A F. NJ, held January 4th,
A. L 1858. the following preamble and res>
olutionS were read and adopted, and ordered
to be printed in thesNewberry Herald:
WHEREAS. <it has pleased God In his mys>
terious dis pensatioD to remove from our
midst cur worthy Brother, IL. T. Kinard-
be it = ~ :. ~. G.=SL
Resolved. That in the death of our Brother
NJ T. Kinard, we The members of Butler
Lodge have lost aIworthy andvalned mem
Der. who had ever at heart the interest of our
society, and whose diligence in the dis
charge Of his duty has left us noble exam
pie. 80
Resolved. That we mourn the decease of
our Brother, who most ,favorably impressed
us by the dignity of his character, and had
become Gear to us by pleasing remembrance.
-Resolyea, That blank page in our Re-
cord be inscribed 10 his memory. and COPY
of these Resolutions together with our hear t
felt sympathy, be transmiftedto the bereaved
family. :
JOSEPH R. .BOUKNIGHT,
JOHN Il HUlET,
.- N. W. COLEMAN -. :.
&C. BLACK, Sec'y: - Committee.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-01-15
Tbs Striped Ccn9sutiors,

to order ztreuac.t the powers:
5 that bss tbesringed, stresked ane1 striped
net in Charleston, ~ yestesday the l45fs
: as also in tAesoa porth Ssase<at Raleigh.
We wait the action, xhateser it may be.
One ofthe funors which has Obtained
currency is4hat the scalavas Judiciary
Of South Carolina, under the Lew gov:
aeesnmeptto be created BY the Hinged
stripedswiA consist ofthe
:s9fellowfg named persons -Golouet G..
R Dudley bsmuel- Boez,r, rJatnes u:
s Rutlsgs !. elaasans epienetA:s j;
illards chisf. of:the Civil Buueau-ofth be
seeood Military District is=seeken oft0r
: the Attorney -Generalsbip.s r.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-01-15
Advertising Agencies.

:. The Rockford Indiana Democrat holds
upthe2 New York Advertising. IS in
their true light. With one or; two OK
ceptions:-tdey' are: rascallg ,swindlers:'
We used to:be annoyed daify With half
dozen or more letters, bu. giving .thcm
no attention, .tEey have yeoRsidHststY
fir cropped p u Us, :oFWGieh We are yerylhank:
:fetil: The Democrat says =
There is a den Of thieves IN the great
Gny,>of New York; calling themselves
Advertising Agents, who contact with
certain business n,cn TO do their ;atvel-
tising. They then send oltFt western
papers copies Of the advertisements they
WISH inserted IN certain papers, ordering
Ihe papers'inscrssinss ',lir- SAME at sue!, a
price, to send a eppy- Of the paperaregu-
lariy 10 them, and also ., copy to the
persen for the benetit Of whom the ad-
is Inserted These agents
then, go 10 the parties they contract 1s:ilh
to do.lheiy advertising and collect 7tAci"
par, put tbe MONEY in their pockets,
and the Publishers WHO do their adver;
tising, probably, for q whole Year, get
nothing for their work. If the business
men Of New York wish to have their
business advcrtisedsin western papers,
why don't they send their advertise
.men,s to the. pafers iu which they, Ai>h
them Inserted, accomplished with The
money, without licensing SET ofnge'l to
do a. a.;thieviag agcncyf for theNs Within
TIC last six gears We have received not
less Tran 4 Wagon lead Of letters from
thieviRs agen:s. ceasaiaing advertise
ment<, asking Us to insert s.ic;.l, at such
price. 1t is true, wc have paid but
little attention TO such matters, but what
few of them We did notice, We have been
almost that many times swindicd. Once
for all, We want New York agents to
understand that We insert no advertise
ment for any one Of them unless accom-
panied by the cash. We Shall send a
marked copy of this to the New York
papers, aud ask as favor from them 20
give it publication.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-01-15
CONGRESSIONAL News.

The House Committee or Reconstruct
ton, this afternoon, agreed upon q bill,
to be reported on Monday, declaring
that there are no civil governments in
the lately rehelious States and that the
provisional governments shall not be
recognized as valid or legab either by
the executive or the judiciary authority
of the United States. In order to the
speed Reinforcement Y Of the several recon.
str,lction. laws, the General of the army
as authorized TO remove all officers now
employed, and appoint others for the
performance Of all acts required by
those statutes to the end that the pco
pie Of the said several States may speed
ly organize civil governments, republican
in form, and be restored to their political
power in the Union. The General of the
army is also empowered to remove all
civil officers, and appoint others in their
places. Somuch Of the Reconstruction
Acts. as az shorize the President to detail
the Iaii:ary commander, or remove 9th:
er<. is repealcd.- liz bill declares it un.
lawful C.r the President to order any
rart:ef the army Or navy to>assist by
f''rr" of arms, the military Of these pro:
riSion"l governments, to oppose OF. Oh.
Struct the authority Of the Uniicd States.
TIE Ein further declares that this inter
ference by any person, with an. intent to
prevent by force the execution Of thcrot-
ders of the General of the army, shall I've
held to>bc high n,i>len.canor,, and that
the party guilty thereof, on. CONVICTION,
shall he fined not exceeding 5000, and
Imprisoned not exceeding two wears.
The bill repealS all parts. OF the Recon.
struction Acts Inconsistent with the.
above provisions. Stevens voted against
tie billin committee, asserted that it
vas intended to elect GRAFT. -. :
The Express has, The following The
House judiciary Committee will, on
Monday, report the Senate hill defining
a quorum Of the Supreme Court. with
an amendment providing that il shall BE
necessary that two. thirds of the Court
shall agree before any law of Congress
prorouAced unconstitutional. -,
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-yns C5srlsssoa Ea.al.

=-~-- - -
AS Will te seen By card in our col
umas this morning NJorL P. Hefbach,
wrtl and ,faTora6|y'=kf6lo*Fns throughout
,sss:shoEseu,h.83 .83aM for s;ssse tine past acting
- ) manager hastaksn charge of taesaaove
c5fasositss establishment: ssPhe hatea : is
Rea known 10 he e1s of the best IN the
: eoanttrs and furnished With every, -fux:
psy and coavenisnce for the Travelling
Rus'ic. Major Horbach viii put f.arth
aesefy energy TO Keep up the wsll.nmerit
ssdlreputatiesFofth the: establishment, and
5wilsbe seconded IN his efforts, by polite
and expesiepeed<assiStabtS among whom
) isAr.C. j., Miller, 50 long and sayorsbly
. known tothe public - = ...
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-01-15
Washington Gossip.

= In the Senate, the bill from the House
repeating. the duty on Cotton vas, for
the present, disposed OF, A substitute
was passed In effect exempting the raw
material from taxation for the current
Aear, with Proniso repeaiing the<tax. ON
the Imported article. The discussion
upon the measure; has exhibited in its
1nostedisgusting forms all the distinctive
features Of the Yankee character. In
the beginning It was SGT aaoat by ayowed
.Northern~s SPECTATORS, whose only object
was to get back the. taxes already paid
upon the: crop Of 1867, supported by
Others who had advanced money upon
that of. thespresent~ year. The former
got vote to-day in the Senase very
nearly sufficient for their purposes, and
IN ~ yet succeed. The latter were quite
Successful, as will bessnen. t&5Itz&as anu.
sing. 10 Witness how those. gcntienen
who are interested n the. manufactures,
Of which Cotton is The ia 5ric, soul med
at theyiews efAHtstern, men, aud again;
with shat evident disgust I. portion of
the Ra }icalS, especially the Northern
wing, viewed the Suggestions Of the
,Soathern-renegatcs aste1he necessity of
a permanent repeal in the interest OF the
t''poar fiesroM Ohr:of these latter gen.
try Mr. Fowler, of TenneSsee), went so
for as to say that. without any tax what
ever, it would BE- efound to be impossible
to make Cottotrgro"in ing a profitable pur-
s,:it-ttat not only the monopoly bat
Ihe successful competi,ion " ish the Lrsst
of the worlIfelf with the iDstitatioucaf
slarey-and he spoke ke>thestrothL n
any there be who have, bceu, led to. believe
that this measure IS Intended 10 relieve
the planters of the South-lhat;is is the
owners ,ofthe soil-lean onlyssa they'
labor under very great mistake. The
: Yankees have nov full possession of the
elephant. i eommends them to a;prudent
7susbapdry oftheir resources.-W ashiag-
ton Gazette (
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-01-15

The long uncertainty respecting the
fate of DR.. Livingstone has at length
ceased. The Doctor is alive and well,
and may now read with special interest
thousands OF sympathiSing obituaries
which the papers of the civilized world
have devoted to him.
The London Times publishes state.
ment that the foundation of Solomon's 5
Temple have been exnumed, aud that
even the pinnacle on which the temptcr
placed our Saviour has been uncovered
to its base.
Reports from Algeria describe the
most frishtful sufferings among the Arabs,
The cholera has already carried off 25,'
600 Of them, and now they are threat
enetl with terrible famine. An appeal
has been made to France Cor help.
The Germans, it is stated, are begin.
ming to print their books in Roman type.
1t is found much clearer and less trying
20 the eyes than the German characters
Greenvillc, S. C., has two organized
fire companies.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-01-15
Z The Savannah Advertiser.

- While many Of the lights of-the news
paper world arc being put out BY the
pressure ofthc times, and ethers are cir
eumscribing their limits, and necessarily
lessening the enormous expense attend
ing the publication Of first class Journals,
: .hesAdvertiser has increased its proper
TONS and stands forth as large and
lastrou medium of intelligence. We
have always admired the Advertiser in
{, the past for its nattY appearance, and its
entel prise, sprigh,liness and dash and
now that onr friend has grown older,
larger, and more corpulent, we trust
that he shall have increasing wit, wis
" dom and the power of utterance and in
-,learnedly dealing with the vcxed and
weighty complications of empire, lose
neither his originality, piquancy nor cx-
uberance.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-01-15

Luck lies in bed, and wishes the post
man would bring him the news of a
legacy. Labor turns out early, ard,
with busy pen or ringing hammer, lays
the foundation of a competence.
Greeley says that smoking is the
"vileSt, most detcstable abuse of his cor
rupted sensual appetiteS, whereof de-
praved man is capable" And G:eeleys S
mother smoked pipe!
Tom Thomb was in train which ran
off the track on Leig, mountain last
Sunday, but crawled into bandbox and
wasn't hurt.
A half:woman monster, with no low
er limbs, is on exhibition in Kansas city.
She was found in a cave in New Mexi CO,
along with a wolf.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-01-15
Sheriff Is Sale.

= Byrirtue. of ESundry Wriiss Of atFieri
Facias@to me, directed, J. viii sell ON the
first Monday in February next, The; follow
ing property to wit: '>S' -yN' u: -
/; Two Stere,houses. IN the. town of. New.
berry, now occupied by Dr.. Giierson and
b. 3. Singleton. and situated on Mtsllohou
Row. Also. ,Sne acres sof, land, bounded
by lands OF Dr. T. B. KennerFy, Smith, J..
Davis and othcrS-60O acres, beuAdedS BY
LANDS. Of Joe Caldwell and others: All
levied on at The suit<of Samuel B. Johnstoue
and others ss, w W: McAorris et al:
kkoess6 acres (resersiug. % acres. for
the Hones.ead) OF land bounded by DR..
M. K.9GrjHdn, AZ 6. :aGarlHgtenY Joiiuz Il.
Williams. ;. Also Mules, lWagon, 2sCows,
/ Yearllng and acres Of land in the cor
porate limits Of -Newberry, bounded by
lots of E. .1Coppock, a. Z. Garliasten ct.
al Levied on at tie suit OF D. '. ScaFrg
ct. al. vs. 'S.'A. Nance,Se al. E~N<- 'E3;sSY
= : Also, ! will scn GAO acres more. orr less
bounded by DR.. w. K. Griffin, Cooper
Boazmsn, ct: all Levied on. as tie prop.
.erty Of &C. Gsr!instop, at ,thezsuit of Z D.
y.Scurry ct. al. 'ys. 5. a. Nance, ct. al. 8
=, 4.iSo lV00Aercs more Or less, bounded by.
lands of.5Wm. .Dayis, Mrs. Sally Gary. Mrs,
George Speaks, Capt. CheSsly Davis, etal.
The property Of q. H. Kinard, levied on At
the suits 1ofH. o., Hense,lkud GetheEs.. zE3
Also, $50 Acres, more or less, bounded
by waters Of Enoree, j. II. Suber, B II.
Maybin, ct AL, Levied ON at'the suit of the
State for Taxes VS., David Gross. ~, -: 8
Also, one Tract of land kaown as the D..
B. Kinard tract, containing 80 Acres more
or less, and bounded by lands of Matthias
Singley, Hack cannon ard others.
Also, the katy Stone Tract" containing
76 Acres, more or less, bounded oy lands
of Henry Summer, Mar;n Kirard, ct al.
Also, the Cap Tract, containing so Acres
more or less, and bounded by lands Of Ma
thias Sinsey, ct al. all levied on at the
suit of JAS. A. trotwell VS.. D. D. Stone.
Also, 20 Acres more or less, bounded by
la,. ds Of G. P. Sligh, Philemon Sigh, ct al
Levied on at the suit of James 4. Crotwell
VS.. 6. l.. Seas. 3
Also 1870 acres more or less, bounded by
lands ct Philip Crotwell, w. A. Elmore.
ct. al Levied ON at the suit Of II. Il. XII
nard, et al vs.. John T. Mcneil. 3
T. NJ. PASSENGER, s.N. D.
Jan Ia ST.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-01-15
Index to New Advertisements

=. , Index to New Advertisements. y,
: The following Advertisements appear, to-day
for the first time Those to be- continued, will
be found under their respective heads in our
next issue; :s,s = r. r. I:;<Es- I;. -.S>>SsE
s.: &. R. Annual Meeting of Stock
holders, &c. 7 = =, ... *
= DrsW.tF.. PrattATlrBer's s celebrated
Nervous and: Neuralgia Pills 49, -,
Wren & Wheeler-Reduction, in Price
Of PhotographS::cyr = =
s~@sDr.. R. S. Whaley@Tmpertant Dental
Notice. ..--.L .>:s-2s - g.:
Dr.. I. Gouin-G Garden Seed, &C..
L. Schodair-Re RESTAURANT. 2
&C. D. sSpearma1-.Notice. ?
Z: Sloan-& Hatris--Admiaistratot,s No
= E, B. Mafett4Far Notice. A.
: j., P. NJ, Eppiag-U. S.sM,'s Notice.
!. Smith & Smith-Dissoiution OF Co
partnership.
Z Anderson g. snnsetls- Dissolution. of
Gopartnershin.S - -. -~s;sS-a9- -;
J. I. BOnner-Bus West Female Col:
<{eoe - - '~'> - = f's7 = -. -,
Wilsons& Wiclssr-T plaeefor. Cheap
Goods -, - .s-,~.5;, -. +, /.
Ames & Co.-Great Discovery
= Charleston Hotel Gard. 20 :. : : :
Jones Brothers: & Ge.-The:: Boys in
Gray. = y, ~. -, !
Z. ]: B. Feilers-edarterly Tax Notice. !:
Mrs. IF. Hafris7-Fu#shsro Decline in
Millinery. 49, .s..-..-s ,.s.,. : =
Notice to Guardians. - :,
Caruile 4 .McCaughrin-PsicesList. =
,; Sheriff $ Sales. -
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COMMERCIAL.

COLUMBIA, January lS.AsaIes Of cotton tCs
d ay SO hales-middiing l33a IL:
New YoEK. Lanusry la-Noon. Flour lee
lower. Cotton lrrner att ..
Z P. " Cotton better, closing quiet
~ HssLksToN: january 1S - Cotton active, blt
light stock offeruy-iower grades improved :! q
J.; sales 59,bales-midd ling 16; receipts $50:
=. AUGssrA, January l3.-Gotton market very
active. and advanced, !; sales ,l75 bafes; re-
ceip:s 32A-middling AZ, Is. - :
LIVERPOOL January l3-Evening Cotton
firm; sales ,0jN bales-uplands y; Orleans I;
NEwBERRY, Jan. .A.-Cotton active at 10 70
13l cts. -
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.,,4APpEAE FROM TIE EpiscopAl, BlsHoP OF
-SouTn-C -CARoLISA.-Ehe following appeal
from Bishop Davis for aid to rebuild the
Episcopal Church IN Camden, viii re,
:caInmend itself to,ihe. Numerous readers S
Of this journal who belong ,to>lhat com.
Mucion .-.t..v : r
= ~CHanbsSroS, b, eember i6, 1861.
10 Dry 3retfrep, and Friends :9s~s -
Grace Church. Camden, uas burnt. in
Jdrc last, and we now have no church
to Worship in. We had hoped TO rebuild
this year but Il ON. the catanIilieS Of
the past season, the congfega,iol-is una.
Die to commence the work ithout, some
assistance. I; know your ina abisftvT to
help us with MOI es, bat may II appeal
10 you for contributions: in materials,
bricks, lumber, lime, nails, States, sashes,
blinds, any amount ef%either. of:these
will DC thankfully received. Il haze no
means ofeommunjcating with yon save
through tes secular press which has kind
ly permitted me to ,lnake this appeal.
Communicate with me in Camden, Any
papers kindly disposed will please insert
this. = -~:ze- 49, -; ~ =.
Yours, in the faith OF our Lord Jesus
- - THos:: F.DAyIs.
= = -RiShon.of the Diocese OFFS. G.. =
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= THos:: F.:DAyIs.
Bishoprof the Diocese OFFS. G,

ATLANTA, January 1.-THE Conven-
veption was. almost exclusively occupied
ydu, ing the days session II debating va
rious,resolutions pe,iiioning Congress to
remove the present, State officers, or give
tie Convention powe: to do so, with au-
thuritv to fll the vacancies thus made. -.
r i generaisorder appcared9 from Gen.
Meade .l;is morning, validating an: ordi-
nance 10 stay the collection Of debts IN
Alabama mp to the lst Of January, 1869.
except claims .or labor and hire, adopted
by, the late Convention in that State !;
the valida,ion to take effect from to-day.
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Alabama 10 beSayed. :.

The Montgomery Mail gives the fol-
lowing extract from: :a]ettcr,eeHhics.
says sss.ssass ~ssSx-7 s><S: s<s..ss< 5. D -.
There is good ground to believe, we
Gag yeesaye the white government Of
Alabama and aVert>the threatened evils
which lie before as.- a. casedrom MisSls-
sippS and perhaps one from Arkansas,
viii beain theSSupreme Court this term
and VIII be. deesied, which viii test the
acnns;isutienality.of.t the wh5lss :CongreS,
5sionafleg;slation. n against il, asihere
aisssios doubt Irwiil be, The whole busi-
ness ofreconstrueti0R undsFitsw i'll stop
aesonee. This We eaa. depend on ?
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-01-15
Democratic Almanac.

,.aa.s--sJuss received from, the publishers, Van
= Evrie, Horton & Co., the Democratic Al
smanac for 1853 Everybody should have
copy. Single copies %. cts; seven
copies $3.50, hfteeues2, postpaid. Send
Ito Van, Evris, Horton s Co., l62 Nassau
4%st.,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-01-15
The Iaursnsy;lle Hsrali.

. We learn from our neighbor and name;
sake the Herald, that its late Junior edi-
tor mas assumed it's editorial manage,
nens.,, Gol. B.W. Ball is a genial, frank
,andacouraeous gentleman, and a ready,
and vigorous writer We congratulate
the Herald 10 that its sancsum is graced
BY the gallant Colonel Long may she
roll upward and onward, ,,,...,,...ss-
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-01-15
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