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MIDNIGHT REPORT.
xLth CONGREss---Second Session
WAsHrseros, May II.

/
Bills and resolutions we're introduced fol
referenes declaring it inex xpedient for the
Government to make any treaty tending to
| discriminate sgainst ths manufactures and
productions OF amp port in the United States;
to fix the compensation of certain Con.
snlar officers. and prohibit their collection OF
fees; resolutions also Of Legislatures asking
measures to prevent the loss Of life on waters
under the jurisdiction Of the United States.
| SENATE.
! The Senate met at 10 o'clock The Chief
Justice stated: The Senate meets to. day un-
der the order for deliberstisn, snd the doors
viii be closed, unless some Senator makes .
motion now.
MIR. Sherman moved that the Sargeant-at-
Arms place his assistants throughout the gal.
leries tomorrow, with directions to arrest
any person Who violates the rules Of order
The Chief Justice stated that the Sergeant
At-Arms had already taken the necessary pre-
cautions.
Mr.. Sherman suggested that notice be
given in the morning papers.
Mr.. Williams suggested that the Chief Jus
tice, before the call of the roll, admonish all
persons that no rnanifeetation of applause or
disapprovai will be allowed 10 the Senate M
der the penalty oi arrest.
- This proposition meeting With general ap-
probstiou, Mr.. Sherman withdrew his mo-.
lion. ~ ~
The doors were closed at 1920.
In secret session this morning the Chief
justice addressed the Senate ~ follews:
SENATORS In conformity with what
seemed to be the general wish Of the Senate
when it adjourned last Thursday, tho Chief
Justice, In taking the vote on the articles Of
impeachment, will adopt the rule sanctioned
in the cases Of Chase, Peck, and Humphrey.
He will direct the Secretary to read the sew
eral articles successfully, and after the read>
ing Of each article win pnt the question of
guilty or mot guilty" each Senator rising
in his place. In the form used in this case
you, 10 the respondent, Andrew Johnson,
President of the United States, guilty or not
guilty Of high misdemeanor as charged in
this article. In putting the questions on ar
ticles 1 and 6, each OF which charges Q crime,
the word crime will be substituted for the
word misdemeanor.
The Chief Justice has carefully con-
sidered The suggestion OF the Senator from
Indiana, Mr.. Hendricks, which appeared
to meet the approval of the Senate.
that ID taking the vote on the 1lth
snicle, the question wonld be pat at each
clause and found himself unable to decide
the article as suggested. The article charges
several facts, but they make but one sllees
ton, and they are tho charges ~ making one
misdemsanor- Ths 6nAl fact charged is in
clsred in August, 1855, that tie Thirty ninth
States and not constitutional congress. in
tending thereby 70 deny il constitutional
competency 10 enact laws or prupuse amend.
mer1fs 70 the constitution and this charre
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Notice In Bnnkrunscv

District oouYtof the United stats. TO, N. pi,,i,
OF Iowa la the matter Of =. n. sfevart Bsns.unt
Ia Bsnfruptcf U sA District OF IovAss
a WARRANT IN Bankruptcy vas is.ued ars,,si
- tne essaie OF r u. Stewart OF the county o.
Jehsrson, and Stats Of Iowa, Who has besn siinds
e %. Ssn.rupt spon the pstition of bis cr.diiO,s
xnal VS. Psymsct q any dstts and delivery OF any
psope pesonrnk % such bankrupt 70 him Of for his
ass and the tpn.fsr Of any property By him. IL forbid
dsn 9y sv. Ieat nssuns of the creditors Of the
seid bas 20 prove their debts and 10 Choose on
or mcfs asns Of his estAte viii Be hsld Il ~ C.rs
oi b.nkrnpsey 10 b holden It ko nstss Houss
me cMoe q the Register in in the CITY Of
Day Of June, A. p. lsss, at IL ooiock : =. -. -s'-
g. v. CLARE, Us.M. a
r,.cv Vs. = Pulaos, Dspsty.
msyf2 3w-Tuas
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kEOAUh, 1OWAs TUESDAY, LAY r. 1885. 4
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


Esarvn, Iowa. nsy II. 1sss.
To lt< Q1ic<rs and Ag1.ts Of ne Uaion A,s
I tsGi Life lassvosce OomPasy:
| sossrsnN Ysrmit NJ 70 xsxtsfnfIy seksevss4e
tAe prunrhtnds vdth 4AieA you esttld wtfh ~ m
s ssr.; sss s.es.s.s Ss III IL - as..ss a,ssrs {
2 Is. ! q e: e s ss 81 ss
sis 50 only. Rar t trinlsg outlay 4 NJ ifsfins
- sow lafcush ~ spesiai assscy Of 4 IAN Esq.
= n q. = ssh - % Ss ss 4 s :. s'
Aes q 6saas tk1a hsvs cAsraofssd III your ransae.
tops With ~ and mine In this aAAiY.
Very rufs, a., RACHEL NJ STOREY.
.t nsarly 800 1eiicy holders b. tAis city and vicinity
rai Assnt p Bshsoct u cscaso, ssd or ~.is now
Is. sasst1s d Leo .ad I.s Bsr.a il Iowa, ssd Han
cock asd Adss1 eounh's In Ihnois. fmsyl1 II
Nelfce In Bankrupacy.
In ths Dset Court Of he Ustsa ssssas for ~ Ds,
ssst q Iowa In nsnkrsptsy. In see natt.r of . q.
% - p Nay. A. n lsss, O. O 4 Dsssriss :s Isss.
rTne kts give sessee sAas petition has bees, 70
vi: g he 9th day ~ My, 4. D. Bss. sisS il
!o.a.. /. aid dlsts,et,, vho - Ssss hsnssssss.
d.y s.eiarsd bs.l,.ys .sssI ~ Il Cossr. al
rspssy throashoss ~ Usitsd sssess sp1rcvsd srch
"a discharge and certificate thsfsof frsu all
hs debts aud other claims provabs u,der ssa set and
...ss.s s. s.sris, 81 4. =. 4 .sd oo., :
!. Ksossh Lss seasty. Iowa, vines end vkss III cred
.sy a.sssf sa1 s6o. s.ns., II AZ is.y Ss.s. shs
the ~ pssitosse should be evantsd snd
fsftAsr nose h hsseby given, sias shs ssd sil
sas.t =. mn - sssS ..srous Il - zss, s3ii =
holden before John Btues. xssster in hankrspey q
tuh, Les oauaty. Iose, % he isti day u Jnas,
1885, 81 10 b'ciock - N.
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Brtdges NOS kstes 0ous
FURHI1I VE.
Duncan, Karle 4 Co.......140A i44 Main strss'
cas- = STEAM FITTINGS.
Mooar Son ........-Jo ohnson street, bet Sd 4th
o.,. Pens. r..eu.. tl.. s..ls.
Sc Bridss.-,.,vr...,v.rHol 4 : Estes Hou'
Gold, silver. and Ivory 1Gsssssd Cane I
Bridges. ! 2 Estes House
aRocERs-wHo HoLEsALE.
3. Pollock 4 Co.-...,..... .......F1s Main street
Hanill co.............-........loo loo Main street
Kellogg, birge Co.....-.. am street
RI Bowsr W Mesc Mrce
Il Stafford. ...............cor Dlondeau : Lsvss
GROCHns-RErAIL.
Robertson 4 Albsss ........13e Main stssst
IA A g McQuosI ....................SA Main street
Cor / Irvin.... -..corner Fifth Main streets
Hydrometefs, Thsrmsmstsrs, saehrsn
"A. etePssx fKE
q Bridges. Estss House
Hardware & House. Farais hing Goods
A. Weber 4 Co......-......A....l4s Main street
HARDWARE. -
Peck Brothers .........cor Fourth Main strsstl
Buel..........-........ ........sS Main street
HATS, oAPs = FURNISHING sooDs.
Dillon Main street
HATS, CARS An sor1oss.
Burkitt i ......................Sl Main street
HOTELS.
Tepfsr House. Third Johnson,
Deming House. e........-...n.cor Second johnson.
ASSURANCE AGENTS
l. .AdAms,. esrnsr1d md Main sts,
IOWA COAL = OIL CO.
ome....................Ls Lsvee, bet Main Johnson
ICE.
Collier Berry. fifth sireet-in Estes House
Brownsll lBros.................eor Main ! Fourth.
JEwELRY,fy fy1rs soipl.
g Bridges ...... Nos Estes House.
LYouOas-wHoLK
N Leonard 4 &Co.........-.. III 4 ia Main street
MARBLE WORKS.
Bawden chenoweth.. Third street-nesr Main.
MILLIaERs. :.
6pfesherger, Mayer ! No. III Main-st.
Mrs. weber............-.,,co Third Main streets.
NEWS DEPOT.
David Lorry...... second street.
Magnifying Glasses 4 Microscopes.
g Bridgss....... .........Nos q Estes House
opt,sian, xpsetaeiss. Hys GLASSES.
@ Bridges.............Eos1 1 Estes Honse.
Pipes, 0snsins 4esFshaum.
G Bridge ss................Nos q : Estss House.
Pistols, Ammuaitisn, Rides.
Bridges Nos1 Z Estes House
PIAuOB AID MUDIC.
Ayres Brothers ,...s7 Main st
pAanrIHG AnD WALL PAPEDs.
WIN. Price cor. 18th bionaees.
nEAIrs1ArE : IHsUnAHCE AG'Ts.
HB Ten-Eyck 6seosd strese.
WIN Fulton. .-....-s1 Main strssts tuP stairs)
srrarn snwIHa nAcnsscs.
CM Aseombsr, Fourth street.
silver Plated Waso.
8 Bridges .........Ncs 1stss Hosss.
s,....el.s, osla 4 SILVER.
re pndsss. ......,.. .Nos . Hssss Hesss.
.,y ol.s'ss, nsss,,9 g. e'sss's; t.:.. a..
TIE = IArAAaan wA14. Iy1ets.AssI,|
Asors. 10 Aaan stfset.
r.-e.sax ca.ss. 4r.vss.S Bags.
8. q B.ias.s $4,000. Hos1 Esess Heass
Watches, SvatsAs1s WaSsASs.
q Bridges. ............. Hos 4 Estes Houss.
watches, olssks, 4 yewslsy AepaissA
g Bridgss.................N Nos , lpsee 4oese.j
vr,taas psslD- P6yi4 mAshDf1ktb@.
3 4 nxi1 Mes - lstn A69k I
EDWARD OLAPHAM N. D..
Professor aa1 D.Asases4ls q. 1ass ~ AsAsal
Collage. KsoknkJ
Phy.fcian Ann DaS'g6en.
oNes ssA Rssidsnes. - Malsss., ssu Ma.at 1ss4
eesss eSsstsl sAssatbsa Slvsa - eaEg - p3 -
- Dsf 80 r1eF, -. bseAeeese - 6sad - Z.
A LAR0E FRONT HDOlG- g
!: 4sltahle fer \ sslce, |:
'ToyX11nDg ass "
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Nstlce IN Rmnnrrn,ev :, 2, :.

In tbs District Court the United sstes Tor III ,
triet Of lows. 10 bankruptcy- In the matter q,
James v Hicks, bankrupt, st Keoiut Ia SAID
district, on the Sth dsv Of Nay, A ises- u 4
District Of Iowa.
NHIs 10 70 give nosies that's petition hAsbeen
y 90 tbs sth d.y Of Msy, bisss died in ssd di.-
tItes court, by Jsfn~s Y. Heks, Of Ruriirxtop D..
hainss osanty, lows. In ssid district, who hss
nssa asrssoaore duly tssiusd b.ssrnps unisr
the Aos u osngsess entiti.d -An pef 10 Establish
sntorn systsm Of bankruptcy throas hous the rnted
ssaiss epp-oved Marrh "a A. D. 1867 for diseharss
snd cerfaeAte fhsf-of from al hi, oshts ard otter
claims provabs under said aud that ths rh d.y On
JaSe iss At seloek N, - ss4igned for the hssr-
fue OF zoe sans eore SAID Court In th- city Of
where snd uhen al creditors of said rupt ana ,
other persons In fntefssf aeud e.ase il
any thsy hass Why the prayer of the said petitions,
sbosd not bs granted And further noties l. herb,
given that the second and third meeting Il the
q seid bsskraps, required unexr the ztA acd
18th seefiors of said oct. Will 10 hal4sa hxfcre
John Bruce, Register in Eaakrsetcy room Huus er
s'x in The ksiss Hoass In the city of Ksshnk. Lee
souaty. loss. on ths 18Th day Of June 1853 a 10
eeiogk .
q. 4. LOVE, Clerk o. Dist Court,
I'M
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d felegraph.l Nsv Yosx. Nv II.
sosssnnsas atoeks ssreas. csspeas ef'si iisk01A;
g ~ loe11s % ~ lc-; Do el1o79kQ3 - nsu lso9<
*; q " ie1foN; - ~ 1esHo3< - Ja54ox
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Financial and Commercial.
mARKRTs By TELEaRAPH
Chicago Marhet

Chicago MARKET
Dy Telegraph caicAso. Nay IL.
Ylour-Dail aad hssyy sot spoash doisEso establish
mir quotaaions
vi Irregular and lower No spring q ls27 n
No .prins % 90.
oorn-L,~er; fairly aetvs closed st slANh for No !.
Oats In good rsqusss Arm and higher; MAX
Rye-DaH
Bariy y-Duli ard entirely nominal.
Provisions Dali and entirely nominal; pork sss.
IArd-l9.
Bu'k Ann-Q Quiet and noninsi
Lake Fseights-oalet and steady; corn &c 70 Buffalo
hy nit shsst W ~ Propeller to nms pQt.
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BOOTS = SHOES-RErAII.,
Huiskanp : Nsasss ...........se M.in sessst.
Huiskamp B Bro...... Main strset--bet 4tA- q 5th
Hart, 13S Main street.
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81. Louis RarHsI.
- TsiAssaph o.. Lesia. Nay II
your Higher srsd.s frmer; lower eusIties weak
IN pxtess npehasgsd.
Whs.t-F.il grades nrm; 81 $500 for prime ehoic.
cosn-E Easisr 1t saoa2.
eats-Lo~ or and hsayy st7T9eo.
Rye- CsAAsngsdi 81 %
RA,lsy-Unehansed - %.
Rrorisionsvery httis doiBss pork snal .Aea ii ~
G2s 50
Bscon-csear sidss held At III shoulders i33SoN
lard Low q; choice 10.
Toledo Market.
By Telegraph. ToIIpo. MAJ IL.
hhAAt7hfoepins sf
eonp NE lover; nlss Of No Michigan Il ~
cats-efesdy; sales OF No I at f5
u. Louis Cattle Market.
BY Telegraph ef. Lows May II.
Cattle Good local demand With fair supply; prices
range 7Gsh sross.
Hheep~S2s5A7 7b pr hsaa
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BY Telegraph oncIHxAsI, Nay IL
Floar-DaIIs family eii0if 2s
Wheat t-y,ry dull and unsettled No winter sold a
t2 Is.
Coz en-Dsli at en11o
Rys-unchsnged.
eats-unchaossd and quiet.
Provisioss-Dull and nominal; nsss pork esn b
bought ri SIS.
Bulk Msats- III 1las for shoulders; 4I4al47< fcf
sides. @E
Baeonri Firm at 1a1fSA for ,noulders clear rib ls}<
Lafa kcsed; can be bsusht At lsHoN.
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CLOCKS, WATCR = JEWELRY.
Sam @ Bridges Nos = Hstss Hsass.
T. B. J. Ayres Sons. ...... .......s7 Main street
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HVOAD OSTATlOU EAYe
Ahylu Y A0Wxy.ss. SECOND street
u W Westcott. ......... Main stTest-near Fosrth.
Carter Webster Bros .... ..6e Msin street
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caieaGs Live staeH aarhst.
D. 9slsasApA-I oarAsss MAy II.
Hoss-R-ceived sunday and Mesd.y s,oso. harks
very qniet buyefs generally holding OF saies At SC
s2ofr common to god; as this heus nearly 100 lsf
sae the large ree.pts IL owing the fact that th'
stock trains this Alton 81 Louis r. r. again IN
running order.
Cattle Received this q M. 1876 No demand 70. ship
ping catslr, aud prices entirely nominal; nSskh quiet
and steady u lsst weeks prices.
Forsign marksss.
LivaRool, Msy li.-Noen.
Corn-Ass 81. -a s
LArd-sss Cd others unchanged.
Mfawaakee Marher.
By rslseraPh.l AnvAuIE. May II.
rlour-Dufi: city XIX - 7s1ioas.
Wheat Active, 81 1881 for 10 l.
Cineinnass Market.
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@ebr. WtQtuS !. Dunbar'B.
DeuficDc 8umfu1.
mi((ius Bros, & Dun6ar, =;

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SSH. Stlber unb tfrembe W1arniilen faufeu unb s.rf.u.
ftn wtr nets gum Iaees-Gpurfe.1 FuT T}STn| II!
Nntdut ut1o Berfauf; BON Meb}eln.,
gar euten ganauters-gtrnae auseefeute gBedfeI t5u.
ne ~ BET ans ieeerssttin Sen UNI eenanbelt uersen.
to as'f R ]stIas q @ " = s. aq IT, IT. ~ ,g'; l. e. Isl assis, 81:
s e%tsfF n{s 9 i: j. aa aif %fsissnst g asS e. aatsss mt
Au9sburg, Boiel Berlin Bremen, GaNel,
eoblen3, .@1ln, Grantfurt a. 81. Qefp<
~ 1te. ssonbpn, Mannteim, MGan@en;
Nirnbtr9, @trabburs, Stutteert,E rter
Wten, &C., an.f.~. =. ..as ~.
g4. @tn;tebun9 DON @elcern.
,t astr sf ~ f., ees e9qetttren syn sptsn mat strIs.
s Sefss sis a gsa Ss Ses; Sts S'fSti,t{ Rsss t tns1,sssIa' 81 e:
aeatsealttetsit, aa aab ~befuresn Sic eOniaia.iiSts s.:
Den 9%seenwertb aaer tur6 nns In Gurpsa %etneeauae.
nen pier bet rnfereu DDrtieea Gp-reippnbeaten ffr I'M
LIS, M sss e:''ntrten @slbsr iaslsn ptr BIER Il
$. Mus3abluro Don @elbern. IL .
PSF gsesnpertb ssn g etrd gen, melae uns sun, 8nr,
Der aa,saSiaag ~ Deuti&tanS tSet her @9nets amer
traut weroen, lanen wtr ben. felbft n ben ;entlee safe1
Drti9eften wpbnenben Gn,pfanesrn f~pfenfrsi in's Ssps
(snSea uae tSanen nnisrs Niaitraeeeter Sic 0n{ttunss
S. 8erfauf Don pofape z@detueu
sur usberfabrt BON Bremen, L5nnnbure unb 9trcreppl
mad le~-gOrt per sesell@tF' pbsr Dampfbuut, 10 i;
SalenS-pahagei&etme sur Setfe Srn Nep- gpra t.s ct.
paul III ntebrtefen @retieu. III - y.
H.-. (. TBesablunQ ppn Earen- d,
II jeben: Stet1e bes @taates, Mnfauf uxb ger,auf so*
@runSetSentbun eesen grnmtfFrn &c. &c,
g. BereiniAtsz@ taoten Bcuoa
s~ertarfen pir sum Eaees-gpurfe.> -"
Webrfieer Wtuius nstp Dunb11.
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New n1m ~ Minnefpta
Der unterset@nete repralenttst fur ben Staas Min.
nelrta se @aafolgenben @nsres<Htrne Gu eRieaeU's uns
attrnimmt unS e~Aeettrt Aufttase fir ~rteielbe.
S. MQblener,
9. 8]ernauerS Ma9iplger, Snpprteur ,spn
unb SAMPLER lit Wetn unb QifDre. g 5
Ss"'''s"f S sse fS:nsm p aSss s5isfess. SP'F''"''
q. &ir@bpT S Co., r."
Tabrifantet spn unb Sanbler III alert Sprten G{Iis.
SIR tte eenannten 5au5er beretfe ID srn gehuf Der
gatsesennahn,e Spn Iuftrdeen .reselma6ts aae brst
aesaat 1amratltae 5%supteefa d~ftss1ase rs StaaHtss,
pdhrent i'd 3urib efernMftpnptasip bet Wtnnefpta 9es
fdettsfreunfc rtS &auies 10
S. MabIener
setuf fdteantsfer gernsuadnbteuna ibres Dasrenlaser
eth eutss aNprttneut idutnt!iae r BON bteler Strma III
bf;tete1tcn Mrtttel tt metneut Stpre tn
gfetp 11lnt
Sd telprse ferner maareabeaeauaeen an has !eeus
5trbSan, &pDn u. 3d.,
penYan e. g. GaDrifantet per berub,ttten
.,Sirssau 9rcid1aai6inen."
Sd fibre Bite @sentur BON g9ef Mtnnefcta fur
Mppf fer5 Wppcr unp Neaper,
(gras- IL: @etratse Nlater) , 3.
Diron=p Fige It. SrstS' a1aerifanil9eGarmmibler.
SD sOasiefe in, Nansn tes Sanfss
gexo1 4 Wogt,
ga1ase+, @e9iel~ unb @pebitipn5<G eiGdt tit
Nep Yprf;
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Mutualz2ife Sn1urance So. y. SEEM g)prf
eayita1: s25.ooo.OOo
Sd uttme MID entli1 Ser Q%peirune, rem Rauf ynS
Rsrtuuf spn 9anbmarrants, 8eaablun9 rrn Steuern lit
Musmartiee, benz 8auf unb gtrtauf spu H.eeenidafteu
IN gpmmtfNpn. Der G.tb, Hung RON Nahpeis an 4iesens
ihaften pter @eiddtten, Der Anter{udune refp. Hert1'
tiaune prn . eTturtunben II. I. r..
Brteaide Anfraeen in Be5us auf irscab zines bes
pseusenannten 0e'dafte me1ten idlennigr. ttausrprte1
unt nirp G%berbaupt Seefr Der It'd an mid iii einem te1
prrmrte unb reeae 8episnuns III metnen, @elddfss'
eruabiat gsmaGt babe.
s.. 81. @ubiIia.
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WtnneappIts. Wtun.

NTtb\t<i
5etfa tu4betI 5etfa iu@betL
SD bin inr,er ~berenast unb lrRtts tatet,
staf aud redt ~treusfssl 'n,al Ieiu2
81 teere tint seafbinstpn 5auie mai etu
5rast bu, ~er's BENIN eibt2
5retltd Der geterl Ser uterau beltett,
Stets bat Der ut 5anb, pes III pnnlSen IT,.
Ut etbt einen ausse;etdneten Etl6:
Seeffeat, gaReteu, Rraut unb 6alo1,
urb Gpt: rsib, mas ct lpnft ntdt nod bat +
aSetds Setten, norm unb NETS rte Der S6net
Ntan's falt. einen guni6 BON Netsfes,* Raffse pser Sir,
Srwie tn, @pmuser etstoltes Bte:.
Die fstaften unb befen etautre fnb t nan Bier.
Hne betn Besah1ea lit ser 9cter ein ~ltb,7alcr sEcno
&r f@rsttt ME gu ptel, NOD su penig an.
Wean's alte 8unhen, Gilt ct germ Credit
uns rs3net nur BEN gang eeaibnlt6er NrpEs.
UNI extra fct's benz 1arner nod seiest:
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6tneet man beim %eter auf Ser STEELE.
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-11-25
WATER! WATER! WATER !

Joseph Stowe, from Concord, North Caro-
lima, intends to be in New5erry with his
celebrated Well boring implement in about
eight or ten days. I can bore a better we'll
with nv augur than any other in the South
ern States. My wells are twelve inches in
diameter, and all other wells that | know Of
are only eight inches in diameter. The
bored wells need no recommendation, they
are all established fact, having been in use
in this part of North Carolina, aud in some
parts of South Carolina, for twelve or fifteen
years, and are still gaining favor wherever
they are introduced. I will give a few Of
the advantages they have oyer the common
dug we'll.
First and most important, they will sup
ply more pure and better water than the
common well, as they cut off all the surface
water the water of bored we'll has to en-
ter at the bottom of the well and if there is
pure water you will get it, as nc surface
water can enter the well. The next adyan-
tage they have is in being less expensive
than the common well, in some localities
they are four or FIVE times cheaper than the
common well; they are also superior to the
common we'll as they require no cleaning
out, as no Frog, Toad, Snake, or any other
reptile can get into them; you can keer
them as tight as barrel, and keep out all
the trash and filth which is liable to be
blown in by the winds and other causes, in
the fall ard winter season. There are sere-
raj other advantages they possess over the
common well, but will only mention one
other, they are almost equal to the best
spring as the water that is drawn out is al
WAYS fresh from the bottom of rhe well.
As cannot remain long in Newberry,
any person requiring a well will much
oblige by leaving their names at the New
berry Herald Office, and they will have
them bored in the order they have their
Names. JOSEPH STOWE.
Nov. 4 45 tf.:.' BE-.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-11-25
= Pomaria Nurseries.
1869.

The Pomaria Nurseries have been greatly i'm
proved, and the undersigned has the pleasure of
offering to his patrons the best collection Of
Frlit Trees ever grown in this climate. Apples
and peaches particularly adapted to the climate,
from the earliest to the latest. Apricots, Plums,
Nectarines, Cherries, in great variety. Almonds,
Ounces, Figs, Pomegranates, Med3ars, Flberts,
English WalIEfs, Spanish Chestnuts, Ever
bearing Mulberries. Of Pears, the best and
most varied collection ever offered in the South,
[among them the Hebe, large winter pear,
equal to Duchesse D'AugouleIne in size.' Stan
dard and Dwarfs can be furnished from years
old, to bearing size.
Grapes in great variety, including all the best
new table varieties, with those for vineyards.
Also Lutterloek's, True Scuppernong, and the
Flowers, much priced with the Scuppernong,
fog wine.
OF Evergreens, q large and most varied collec-
tion. embracing every desirable variety-many
particularly adapted to Cemeteries.
Roses-All the5fne varieties, with the new
French importations, all grown on their own
roots. Dahlias, the finest coiors, and most per
feet French early variety. Gladi diolus-nnany
superb kinds. Tube Roses, Crysanthemums and
everything desirable in the way of Ornamental
Flowering Shrubs, SC. A new Catalogue will
soon be ready for istribution. Persons ordering,
will please direct to WIN. SUMME (, Agent.
Nov. 6S-4m. Pomaria, S. c.