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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-04-29
The Galaxy,

For May, 1868, has the following table
o. Co, tents: The Black Bess, by Har,
r. t Prescott Spofford, with ali illuStra-
thu byW. j: Hennessy; Our Million
sres, By T. W; The Trumpet Smith, by
Charles Dawson Shanly; PersonaliSu,,
b, Walt. Whitman; The Shadow on the
Wall; Clemen.iaa KiuniSide, BYE. Lynn
Linton, with, an illustration by CASTOR
Fay; Soldier ,Ssatesme, The House and
the Heart, by E. r. Sill; The Pilgrimage
toyMecca, by Elha Dean Proctor Woods
aud Waters, by Edmund Clarence Sted-
ta8n !; Beechdale, by Marion Harland,
v ith an ILLUSTRATION by Winslow Homer !;
Words and their Uses, by Richard Grant
White ) Five Years in Japan, by D., B.;
Simmons, With an illustration, from q
Japanese drawing; Steven Lawrence,
Ysoman, by Mrs. Edwards j. Wreck, BY
h. H.; The Galaxy Miscellany articles
by Pierre Blot, Mark SaiR, and others;
Drift: Wood, by Philip Qnilihet,; L,sera:
-ture and ART, by Richard Grant White,
E. L. -Yoamans, and S. S.: Conan, !;
Nebnla, BY the Editor. &. >. So
With tbs nunber- the Galaxy is, en-
:larged SO as to contain fully fifty per
cent. mcre matter. than heretofore. Ii
is ao~ The largest Magazine with sin
sgie exception in the country. The il
-f;lSlfation> Of the Galaxy will hereafter
eoe e,nhder the personal charge Of Mr. W.
j, Linton, %hastatds atthe head Of W Neod
,E"gsavers, not only in this country. but
'al>ti in England. s., =
s.Beecmtaie,"H the serial story by Ma
riou Harlands eomtnencedin this number,
* i'll continue to he illustrated by Mr..
,WinSlow Hnner. 1t VIII run. through
ise or six ma GberS Of the Magaziae. :,
The n+xt fJuu.} bumt,er Of the Galaxy;
&ill contain AN asticie BY M~ue keid,
and ssturies:ey y@uenry Jane>; Miss
Crane (tha anthor Of ,''Elnily Chester"
sppporeuniey.' = etc. and other popular
writer's: :. ,s:.>.ac.s.- ~. g., =. - =,
TIE price OF the Galaxy is 81 year
Advantageous cluhnipg tertAs are also
ptfsred. Subscriptions should lie adj
dressed to SHELDON & Co., Nos. 1913 AMI
$40 Broadway, New York. - -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-04-29

"Editing newspaper is good, deal
like making fre-everybody supposes
that he can do it little better than any.
body else. We have, seen people doubt
their fitness for apple peddling, OK driving
and counting 'laths |; but in all our ex-
perience, We never met with that in
dividual who did not think he could
double the circulation Of. any paper in
tEo raonths. !" :.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-04-29
Special.

Mr.. ". T. Wright informs the publ c
that he has just received another lot Of
Cooking Stoves, Of all the faeorite pat
terms, which he will sell at low prices
for cash, as low as can be obtained al
any similar establishment in the State.
He will oe underSold, and we think.
that no better time will present itself
than the present to secure one. Call on
him and examine, ask the price, and buy
a Cooking Stove.
Fall in-talest on the right-ladies in
front-two ranks form company march
beat Observation-Disclosures, not
to roll call, but to the important fact to
be enunciated. Surprising now that we
have the attention of everybody, with
the exception of the rest of mankind. it
is asserted publicly that dry goods, gro
ceries, etc, etc., in great variety, can be
had at the most reasonable prices, and
Of late arrivals, fresh and seasonable..
Break ranks and rest not till you call on
Lovelace & Wheeler. They are the men.
A newly elected Justice Of the Peace
in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, gave the follow,
ing certificate, his commission not having
come to hand. Candidates for this high
and exalted position, bereabouts, are
earenestly aijured not to follow suit in
like cases: .'
NoRTH PoRT, October, 1867.
know all ruen by these presents that
Tom Smith and Peggy Jones are hereby
certified to 60 together. thro' all Racoon
precinct, and do as married folks does,
and when my commission comes, I'm to
marry 'em good and date Fem back to
kiver accidents. .. j. P.
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Aesnts Wsatsa,

For the official History sf the "Evar
between she States, It's character.
seonduct md results by the Han. Alex.
ssndsrH s.epbens This work now in
Soufss Of pnbiicatan by the Natioaai
Pabashiag GO Atlanta, Ga, Will be ia
$50 sfge soluaes* Active agents can,
ssesEEe handsome proftssirom its sale, as
tfis history viii be in great sdelnahd.
Address National Publishing Co, At
sanss, Ga, for terms, &c. ::
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-04-29

Delegates to the Southern Baptist
Convention, to be held in Baltimore. in
May next, viii be passed free on~the re-
turn between Washington and Columbia,
over the Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac. Richmond and Danville, Nnrtb
Carolina, Charlotte ard Soeth Carolina
Railroads, on presentation Of certificates
from President or Sec, etar, Of Conven-
ton, sho&iug&has they paid full fare 60
ing over any of said roads.
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Washiugtol1 News,

sPhe President withdrew the nou,ina
ton If En ing aud nominated JH. Schn.
tieid as Secretary of War, vice Stanton
to be removed. "
: Gen. Schotield's nomination causes
various speculatious. First-as an, olive
branch held ont to conservative Senators;
second compromise between Johu.
son aud Grant; but the affair is still u State
secret. johnson appears not to have
consulted even his cabinet about the
nomination. -,[
Sumner proposed two additi nal rules
first, that Chase shall ask each Senator
chow do you 'vo,e;" and he shall reply,
guilty" or mot guilty." and srcund-
that upon convirli"n, it shall be the duty
"f the presiding officer to order the con
vict's removal forthwith. Objection be.
ing made, the matter goes over to Mon
day. Several Senator's made points, that
these new issues would come into the
Senate, where inte:minable debate is
allos able. postponiug the result inde6-
nitely. Chase ordered the argument to
proceed. The prosecuting attorney not
responding, Groesbeek commenced, and
paid a glowing tribute to the Presidents
life. character and services.
Bnutw ell concluded his remarks in the
impeachment court. Nelson, of Ten.
neSsee. spoke extempore alluded to the
magnitude of the occasion feared lack of
ability to properly treat it. The man
ayers charged Mr., Johnson !eith evil na-
ure and wickedne>s; characterized him
as deStltude of character accused HIM of
every thing from great political crini-
nal to common scold. Nel>on gave the
Presidents biography and the refutatiun
Oh these charges aud aspersiohS. Those
who. like Nelson, knew the President
best sustained the President. Nelson.
felt he was not addressing Senators as
politicians, but as judges. who would
rise above prejudice or party, and was
confident outside pressure would be in
dignantly repelled. If he believed con-
Victiou foregene conclusions, humble as
he was, he would scorn to address them.
Nelson cited the resolutions offered by
johnson, and adopted by Congress, i'm
mediately- after Sthe Bull Run disaster,
DECLARING the purposes of the war still
anrepealed. Tn .lirsearesolutions John
500 vas faithful-Lincoln's policy, after
Lees surrender, was based ou the reso-
lution<, which johnson faithfully car.
.ried out. Congress claimed powers in
the Reconstruction Acts by implication;
the Presidents powers were plainly I'M
piled. The President had a right 10 his
own opinion. Honesty and integrity Of
motive must be presumed in such case.
He denounced as grossly improper, the
managers plea that the people demanded
conviction, and that the public pulse
beat titfnlly while they. declared it. =: :
WAsH1Neros, April The impeach-
tnent element appears less cuntident to-
day than during the;past week. In the
eanrt, after several propositions affecting
the final argument by>Senato,s had been
rejected by votes which indicate thatthe
majority desire TO push the trial to a
speedy conclusion, the whole subject was
postponed until the arguments were con-
etuded. Stevens proceeded with his
speech. -. 49,. =. =: - - ''
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-04-29

The city of New Orleans has gone
Democratic by small majority; returns
from the country indicate large Republi-
can majorities. -
Dispatches from Michigan state that
the Democrats gain seventy supervisors
and defeat negro suffrage by 10000. A
Democratic recorder has been elected in
Chicago by 921 majority.
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LaspErirM MBsssssAIssK.-aaother Of thos

- L4s sPErir 81 sssAesR. .-Ahether Of those
elegant Fashion Magazines, is just re
seiseds These>eaarming books for the
ladies, comprising Die Modenwelt, LIE
Bon Ton, and la Peti, Messager, ear he:
<hsd sfsS. T FSssor, Importer Of Ladies
sEss6sons sss Canal ST., New York, at
ss6s Tsssahable,psi ice of $as:for the thtee.
: Ing Mas namhersswaf bssnpef6ia high.
- soloeed iashion plates. Send for soae
eesall Of them q. once :. -. j :.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-04-29

Arumor is afoat says the Columbia
PhnniS, that a Radical candidate is an.
nounced for the Presidency of the Green
vile and Columbia R.s.R. Stockholders
sre urged toseesthai theirstrue interests
are represented eIber in. person OF by
proxy, at thesmesting to commence on
9s-nss.sw {Thnrsdsy} tie sosh INST :
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NOTICE.

s. CoHEN, & .bAN1EE ssUBER ;ss : this hi dsy
dissolved y mutral eonsentS The business here
after, vii: be conducted by 9. Cohen, sf ths old
sand l.%s Fsss z.s, ss5. .ss 3 =
~, AL outstanding Geb;s sSai1st ssd firm will be
ts wSeS y es;s sSs es
dua1ly 's:7IEsS C0HENt& ESUBER,lS
49,. - g - - Former Pa. nesa
: . Charleston News please copy TWICE and send
bill to Ssrofnels: Fai,aeld rs & g. II. B. Szs;s Szzss;s
nj, d 81 - g SJICQHFNsS-
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The military commission recently
convened in Columbia to investigate the
charges against Maj. Lee, Superinten-
dent of the Peni,entiary, of harsh and
cruel treatment towards convicts, after
careful examination find no grounds to
rest said charges on, and find his conduct
humane and efficient. The finding isap-
proved by Gen. Canhy. - - -.
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MARRIED,

- On Thursday the 23d OF April BY the ev. W
S Back, xr. RICHARD WIckER and Miss
MATTE POPE, all Of Newberry. :'
=, The printers were made glad by the very large
pirce of delicious cake, sent in by OUT fair friend
the bride The sizeof it establishes the fact that
the happiness Of the groom is fixed, as the law of
the des and iersians he is O.. made man. We
wish the Interesting couple long life to enjoy
the great hsppiness ip store for, them. =:
Happy they, the happi"st of rhei: lind!
Whom gentle stars unite, sud n one fate
blend. 49, '-a ., : =
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More New " Stoves.

- Just received apot;ier lot of those. excel
ientC ooEibg Stoves which have given sach
,en1ire satisfaction, and among which lis the
Cotton Plant, Leader, Western Empire. &C.,
which Evil sell low. for cash. NOW IS.
THE TIME.e buy: Cotton is still going
up and stoves may go up:tooe .s.s;yi,.,,.:, =. -:
April 29 IS 2t. g w. WRIGHT. 3
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-04-29
COMMERCIAL.

NEwBgEsY, April 2s.-Cohon in brisk Ge.
CoLuMsIA, S: G. Api: 7.-sales of cotton
% NV YORK oiiz 'Ap:iI 27I iSs' Z 'M.-cotton 80 to
33t-mostly at 3G. at which figure the market
Closes. F our dull. Golu 80 -
AUaU sTA April 27.--Vey 'it.le doing in cot.
tom na1ket g. m -middlins 81
l.IvEKPooL. April 27ZEyening.-Cotton not
quite 20 hrn-uplalds 2s l3; TO arrive. l3t;
Orleans 13S l39. = D.. = : =
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JUsT TO Read, OF curse our paper
is printed 10 read, but besides: this it is
printed with a price, and for price; the
latter price is very small compared to the
labor required to get it up each week.
Many however cannot see this important
little part, and send up and come up for
a paper just to read, you knew" Hang
the expense of the thing we don't care
the snap ofa finger for the cost, it's only
trifing couple of two or may be three
dollars week, and a few hundreds
year, and if a man can't afford to do that
for the friends who delight to read his
paper, why he is poor apology of fel.
tow, unfit to keep a hotel, much less
print paper, and should SELF out to some
one who can, and is capable of apprecia-
ting popular favor. All this is true; we
recognize and strive to give satisfaction,
and trust the public will continue their
kind and liberal partridges," patronage,
we meant to say, but as there is. some
some little trouble in this, which by
proper system may be obViated, and take
a burden from US, and relieve US of the
annoyance of unexpected calls, and fire.
qnently the modification Of having to
refuse dear friend simply, because our
extra edition has run out, we propose to
open a new book in which to place the
names of these patrons who just want to
read, this or that particular paper. week
ly or monthly, as it happily strikes their
flint. Having the names thus before US
We can always print. enough, and have
the papers laid away in reserve against
their being called for. Send in your
names therefore without delay, one
week in advance always, and never mind
the pay, for hang the expense!- -.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-04-29

Why is pretty young woman like.
corn in a time Of scarcity & Because.
she onght to be husbaRded.
Col. St. Leger Grsnfsl recently es-
capped from Tortugss.
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Admitted.

~ sge are pleased to notice the name OF
ear friend Sampson Pope, Esq. of>New"
barry aRepg the list Of. gentlemen ad.
nitts.l to practice as Attorneys at Law,
by the Court Of Appeals. z.:,z ~ :. !
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April 2s1s st.
-, lookout for the Thieves.


Stolen=frorn the. store yofathe subscriber.
on Monday the 20th instant, three yeFyfnoS
pocket knives, ulsnuactmeds by, George.
WestenhoTm& Sons" As follows Z, = p. =
1-dne- uk-handie, 2 blades and pllegn;
screw driver on end, hook on back, which
covers ;ceFk-serew when closed, pick aud
tweesers in haadle. Shield on handle.~@. Z
= Two Others, same makers !: blades and
Saw hook oa hack, eorkscreM, gimblet and
rimmer, screw. driver at end. 2Er der the
hook, on back, there, is a. sink Ter putting
nuss which are cracked by pressing tte .
hook in, closing. Silver shield onshandle,,
These knives are hlghly finished, very
unusual andhigh priced, such as viii Freadi-
y be NOTICED and recognized by any one5
seeing them, as there is not likely auothet
ike them 10 all this country. 4 suhabls-
reward viii be paid for their recovery and
the detectionof the. thieyes-iof there are ]
about four ia the party :. <.,,:'3..z;,l X :,
= April 90 1873 ,>-s. +. STEWART. s.r2,' Z,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-04-29

In San Francisco the competition be-
tween the rival steam ship lines to New
York is SO great that Passengers by one
OF them are carried for $50sin first cabin,
and $35 in the second.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-04-29

Mrs. Par,ington says there must be
some sort Of kin between poets and pull
Jets, for they are always chanting their
LAYS. --'::<5 =.
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Notice.
Dissolution of Co-partnership.

The copartnership heretofore existing,
under the name and style, Of Wilson d
B. ozer, was dissolved, by mutual cen.
sent, on 25th March last. The Books Of
accounts and notes of the late firm are;iR
the hands of 81. S. zBoozer, to whom pay
n,ent is earnestly requested to be made
without delay. -
J. G. WILSON. -
=. 49, i: H. s. BO0ZER :.
: Frog Level, April 20 1926. ses-.%,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-04-29

= Fbs witty editor of the Louisville
Jou, nal says that the troubled waters
around the White House must be very
shallow. as the radicals expect to get
johnson out and Wade Ia.
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Gen. Canhy ,telegraphs to Grant, that
in North Carolina, so far as heard from,
7,340 majority for the Constitutloh.. !:
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-04-29

MEssas. EDiToBs-Please an1ouace DT.
a.. 3. PITrs.as candidate for the Office OF
Tax Collector, and oblige -. y
-fApril % fs MANY FRlEEDA
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Eerqc4.-eAssignees ares sespoasibse s0r tae
Faypens Of any and Ill notices which they iu>
seEs In this paper in matt ,s relating to Sank.
lsgpsss and win govern themsslves accordingly,
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:; Anoayst.naaus COMMUNICATIONS receive

: Anonymous COMMUNICATIONS receive
no attention. -. :, -
Adrertisers are reqnested, when prac-,
ticabie to send in their favors before Tues;
Days hereafter. 80 -.
= Gommauicatiohs Of any length handed
in Is late as Monday wilLbe.d.layed tilt
the uext week s Issue. - :. -
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Wanted

x !! 1000 100 (more or lessJ Sound
Flint Hides, at:l7a:ets per ID.
500 Tbs (mofe:or-l less, Bees
wax, at 80 cts per ib. ib g.: -: : :.
:. neash on delivery sss,
S: E. sTRATTON, *:
: :. -: >. Co1unbia;
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Democratic Club.

:. At the renuest Of Iaw1est Js5Jonesse EslsI
{, he ebv ceftfy, 4 hat he Was@nos psesent st the
which was 1tena ed fhe &afdtess pbiisoed last
weet. j, FL ;CALDWELL, ECh e. e.E.E..es
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-04-29
LOCAL ITEMS.

WHo THEY ARE.-The officers to be
elected under the new order of things
are Sheriff, Clerk, Probate Judge, Coro-
ner, and three County Commissioners.
The Probate Judge combines the office
of0rdinary,and Commissioner in Equity
The Board of Commissioners will have
charge of roads and bridges, and a gen.
eral supervision of county matters. r.,
RosEMoNT CEMETERY is highly
gratifying to know that the prospect for
enclosing our new Cemetery, and adorn-
ing it as fitting place of sepulture, is
fiattering indeed. This community Lave
long felt and lamented it's want. Dr.. T.
Gouin the very efficient, Treasurer, ap.
pointed by the Association Of gentlemen
who have taken the ma tier in hand, is
laboring earnestly in this beautiful work
and labor of love. In harmonious keep
ing with the plan, the help of the ladies'
is brought into play, and there can be
no doubt, that7the Doctor with such an
auxiliary force will soon have sum suf-
ficient tu accomplish so desirable an OBJ
ject. Committees of ladies from each
denomination having been appointed by,
their different pastors, our citizens will
be waited on by them to solicit contri-
buttons at an early period.
CoUsT.-The. District Court, Judge
Pope, presiding, adjourned on Wednes-
day, after an interesting session. Nine
cases, of petit larceny and assault. re-
spectively, we're either stricken off or
continued. The remaining cases were
disposed of as follows: ~
The State VS.. Elvira Owens, Martha
Ann Stokes and Caroline Stokes, Lar.
ceny-latter not guilty, Elvira fined S25,
Martha Ann, who was in swampo, had
sentence scaled. 3D.. -. ~. - ..-
the State VS.. Emma Clary, .Winny
Clary, B|ufnrd Clary, Spencer Clary, and
Margaret Clary-Larceny-Winnie not
guilty ; others guilty, sentence sealed.
The State VS.. Wash Gilies-Larceny-
one monthin Jail. .,'>.. "
The State VS.. Nathan Wellington
Larceny-twelve' months, penitentiary.
= The State IS. Lewis Croft and Jeffer-
son Bouknigh,--Larceny-twelve months,
penltentiary. T.. -.
The State vs.. Claboru Gary, Nelson
Gary, and Young Gary-Larceny-
twelve months, penitentia.y:
T The State VS.. Gadmus. Co6eld-Lar:
ceny-nine mouths. penitentiary:
The Sta:e vs.. Jefferson Bouknight-
Hog Stealing-plead guilty-two months
FIN Jail. ..,>... -
The State VS.. John Blair Bull steal
ing-twelye months penitentiary. z'-'
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-04-29

= It's AN ILL.wIND which blows NOBODY
good, and the dry goods men mo doubt
laugh inwardly, aud with satisfaction,
whenever they hear of an accident hap
peping to a lady's dress, for in that mis-
fortune they see a chance of another
sale. Their goods were buught to be
sold again, and not to: Be worn or last
forever, say they, and if they go up be.
fore their time, why it's only so much
M re ,grist for their several mills. We
do not blame them, but sincerely sym:
pathizeawi:h our very sweet friends, the
ladies, and would that thear dresses
nnght last through an ordinary course
.of,wear and tear. We are led to- these
rehectiens>by being the witness, on re-,
peated occasions of seeiag dresses torn
by a very ugly piece Of tin pipe which
projects from the large brick building on
the mar, public street. 1t should be re
moved and We know. will be: DOW that
attention is called to it. Very few la,
dies but have lad cause to-. lament the
ngly rents made BY this, little piece of
jagged. offending tin. Even the dress.
in which we have the deepest interest,
andin which We invested heavily. has
suffered and will now perhaps have to
retire from the walks of life. Every
body's business is nobody'S generally
but We trust somebody will :diSoint that
pipe above the elbow. We are fighting
for the ladies'. -
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Decide Which You VIII
- -. i. Have -$s.,z< ~ ~ ~ -

"A t.ifing, slovely servant, that is an exs
-pense aud yexationJof soul, or; nice, ciean,
good Cooking Stove which viii Hlsave money
Labor and trouble p You. eau be- asspishea;
with the eIatter at very low prices by So
W: T. WRIGHT :s
Who is determined not to. be- under.sold BIZ
anybody, and besides every Stove. he sells
sr in perfect order and warranted TO work
weA:. -. q. April 30 Is 2t::G
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,NEWBERRY, SC.

wsaasssay Mesaas spsI ss, 1885,.