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ARCHITECTS.
ALLEN & CLARKE.

Architects & superintendent.
ONCE - Crescent City Building, secon.
floor; entrance No. S3 Main Street.
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BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
Baron ROthsChild TO be Raised to a
Higher Rank OF Peerage-Trial Of
NHgent for Treason Continued.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, March 3.-It is said that
Baron Lionel Rothschild is to be
raised to a higher rank in Peerage.
LONDON, March "a report has
reached here from the East to the eff
feet that the United States has made
a proposition to the Turkish Govern
ment to build port at Marmorazza,
on the coast of Asiatic Turkey, to be
used as a station for vessels of the
American navy, but the Porte de-
clihed to grant the necessary conces-
sion for such purposes.
IRELAND.
DUBLIN, March 3.-At the Sligo
Assizes to-day, the trial of Nugent for
treason was discontinued, in conse-
quence of the illness of one of the ju-
rors, and postponed till the next term.
BELGIUM.
ANTWERP, March 3.-The English
schooner Mary Ann, with a cargo of
naptha and petroleum, was destroyed
by fire to-day. The Captain and crew
perished.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, March 3.-The Minister of
State has been authorized to confscate
the estate of the ex-King of Hanover.
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PITTSBURG.
Assembling Of the Republican Con-
VentiOn-GFant Endorsed for Pres
ident-Thanks for the ImpeaCh-
ment Of Andy Johnson.

PITTsBURG, February 3.-The Re
publican Convention assembled in
this city yesterday, for the purpose of
selecting delegates to the State and
National Conventions. The attend
ance was unusually full, and the pro-
ceedings perfectly harmonious Res
olutions were adopted approving the
reconstruction measures of Congress,
and expressing an unalterable deter
mination to maintain inviolate the
public faith and national credit.
Grant is hailed as the next President
Of the United States. The Republi-
can members Of Congress were
thanked for their courage and fdeli-
ty in presenting to the Senate articles
of impeachment against Andrew
johnson. A resolution was adopted
thanking Secretary Stanton for the
manly stand he has taken against
the encroachments of the President.
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the managers, and he moved the pre-
yioUs question on its adoption.
ART. 2. That the said Andrew
johnson, President of the United
States, unmindful of the high duties
OF his Office, and Of his oath of Office,
and in disregard of the Constitution
aud Laws Of the United States, did
heretofore. to-wit, on the 18th day OF
August, 1866, at the City of Wash
ington, In the District Of Columbia,
declare and affirm, in subst nee, that
the Thirty-ninth Congress of the
the United States, authorized by the
Constitution to exercise legislative
power under the SAME, but, Oh
the contrary, was Congress
of only a part of the States, thereby
denying, and intending to deny, that
the legislation of said Congress was
valid or obligatory upon him, the
said Andrew johnson, except so far
as he saw fit to approve the same,
and also thereby denying and intend
ing to deny the power Of the said
18th Congress to propose amend
ments to the Constitution of the
United States; and in pursuance of
said declaration, the said Andrew
johnson, President of the United
States, afterwards, to wit: on the
2lst day Of February, 1868, at the
City of Washington, in the District
of Columbia, did unlawfully, aud In
disregard of the requirements of the
Constitution. that he should take
care that the laws be faithfully exc
ecuted, attempt to prevent the execu-
ton of an act entitled AN Act~egu-
lating the Tenure of certain offices,
passed March 2, 1867, by unlawfully
devising and contriving and attempt
ing to devise aud contTive means by
which he shall prevent Edwin NJ.
Stanton from forthwith resuming the
functions of the office of Secretary of
the Department of War, aotwith-
standing the refusal Of the Senate to
concur in the suspension before made
by the said Andrew johnson Of the
said Edwin NJ Stanton from the said
office Of Secretary of the Depart
ment of War; and also by the
further unlawfully devising, and con
triving, and attempting to devise and
tcontrive, reasons then and there to
prevent an execution of an act enti-
tied an act to make an appropriation
for the support Of the army for the
fiscal year ending June Both, 1868,
and for other purposes, approved
March I'd, 1867; and also to prevent
the execution Of an act entitled an
act to provide for the more efficient
government Of the rebel States,
passed March I'd, 1867, whereby said
Andrew johnson, President o! the
United States. did then. to-wit, on the
2lst day of February, 1868, at the city
Of Washington, commit and was
guilty of high misdemeanor In Of
flee. A strict party vote.
Bingham then reported two resolu-
tions. one directing that the articles
of impeachment be exhibit In the
name of the House of Representa-
tives and of all the people, and be
carried to the Senate by the managers,
and the other authorizing the man
ayers to appoint a clerk and messen-
ger to send for persons and papers.
Adopted.
Jenckes offered as an additional
article, the one offered by him yester-
day,
Without taking a vote on Jencks's
proposition, the House adjourned.
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WASHINGTON.
Treasury Department Decision.

WASHINGTON, March 3.-The fol-
lowing is the synopsis of a decision
made by the Treasury Department:
That a vessel trading on the north
ern, northeastern, and northwestern
frontiers of the United States, not
actually compelled by stress of wealth
er in the regular course of her vOy-
age to be repaired, In order to secure
the safety OF the vessel to enable her
to reach her port of destination, shall
be required to pay an ad UG}oruDl
duty Of fifty per cent. on all repairs so
made; and that a vessel which after
encouutering gale is enabled to nav
igate the entire length of Lake Erie
past Detroit, where the necessary re-
pairs could have been made to jib.
procured at the Wellaud Canal,
should be enabled to make a shorter
voyage from the Welland Canal to
Oswego, and was therefore liable as
above for jib purchased at st. Cath
crimes, Canada West.
New YORK, March "A Times
Washington special says: Hancock,
to Grants last order, at length, says
he will execute the order, but says
nothing of wishing to be relieved.
j. G. Clark. teller of Riggs Bank
ing House, Washington, Is detaulteI
In the sum of $4,000.
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at the Second Session of the
FortieH Congress.
TPUBLIc-No. 81

4 UbLAO- W. ~
AN ACT in relation to taxing shares
in National Banks
Be It enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives of the United
States Of ABlerica IN Congress Assem-
bLed, That the words place, where
the bank is located, and not else
where" in section forty-one Of the
act to provide a national currency,
approved June third, eighteen hun
dred and sixty-four, shall be construed
and held to mean the State within
which the bank is located; and the
Legislature of each State may deter
mine and direct the manner and place
of taxing all the shares Of national
banks located within said State, sub
ject to the restriction that the taxa
ton shall not be at a greater rate
than is assessed upon other moneyed
capital In the hands of individal citi-
zens Of such State: And proUided
ai1ayS, that the shares Of any national
bank owned by non-residents of any
State shall be taxed in the city or
town where said bank Is located, and
not elsew here.
Approved February 10, 1868.
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New YORK, March "a meeting
was held at the Cooper Institute las
evening in aid Of Washington College,
Virginia. Among the speakers were
Henry Ward Beecher and Prof. r. d.
Hitchcock. Letters approving of the
object of the meeting were read from
Jas. T. Brady, Geo. VIM Curtiss,
Gerrett Smith, Horace Greeley, and
others. Appropriate resolutions in
furtherance of the purpose Of the
meeting, were adopted.
NEW YORK, March 3.-A fire broke
out after midnight in Barnum's Mu-
scum, In the portion occupied by Van
Amburg's Menagerie. So rapid did
the flames spread that it was found
impossible to save any of the larger
animals. The yells Of the animals as
the flames reached them were appall-
ing, aud they bounded from side to
side or darted madly against the bars
in their vain efferts to fee themselves.
A few animals, among them a kanga-
roo, a small leopard, a few monkeys,
together with the pelicans and a va
riety of other small birds, were got
out. The electrical machinewas also
saved.
On the Mercer Street side the po-
lice and others were more successful.
The giraffe. two camels, a pair of
Japanese hogs, Burmese COW, a
llama. and a variety of small animals
were got OUT Many of them had mar
row escapes. and a few were slightly
singed. The fremen were at work at
another fire on Spring Street, and
when they arrived the building was
wrapped In flames In a short time
the interior was burned out, and
the adjoining buildings We're seriously
damaged The side Of the Prescott
House was on fire at one time, but
was saved by extraordinary exertlons.
The thieves, in the confusion, man
aged to appropriate a considerable
amount of property. Several speeta-
tors were relieved of watches and
wallets. The loss on the museum
and contents, including Van Am
burgh's menagerie, viii amount to
100000. Insured, but to what
amount could not be learned
The basement of $50. occupied as a
restaurant; loss of stock about 3, 500;
insured. The basement of 541, occu-
pied by Zeigler 4 Clinton as a sample
room; loss on liquors and fixtures
50, ,000 No. 537, a four-story build
ing, was occupied on the 4th floor by
p Frankenhelmer; on the Sd, by u
Heisige, dealer In furs; on the I'd, by
j. Wiley, book publisher; and on tn,
1st floor by B. Kahn, optician-al
lose heavily on stock by fire and wa
ter. No. 545, occupied on the Is
floor by the Elliptic Sewing Machin,
Company; on the I'd, by VIM. Hall
music publisher; on the upper floor
by various parties, all suffer heav,
loss, The upholstery store of Sam
T. Ireland, on Mercer Street, in tn
rear, was burned out. Several othe
parties lose heavily. The people in tn
Museum were saved.
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ST. LOUIS.
Steamers Mepham and Scott Burned
Kate Kinney Badly Damaged.

ST. LOUIS, March 3.-The steamers
NJ S. Mepham and Fanny Scott
burned at the levee here about one
O'Clock this morning. The Mepham
was a New Orleans boat, valued at
$1,000, and insured for about 49,
600. The Fanny Scott was a stern
wheel boat, valued at about S35s 900,
and insured for $4,000 or $25, 900.
Both boats are totally destroyed, and
both belonged to NJ. S. Mepham &
Brother. The insurance is in Pitts
burg and Cincinnati Offices.
ST. LOUIS, March 3.-The following
is the insurance on the steamers
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Fetter's toy store, on Spring Street,
was burned last night. Loss, $50, coo.
The Hamilton cotton wadding fac
tory at Brooklyn was totally burned
last night. Loss, $4,000.
New YORK, March 3.-The sup
posed losses by the destruction OF the
Museum last night, will reach half a
million. Insurances will not over
hold that. BarnUm announced the
lots for sale, and will build on another
site.
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Mepham and Scott, burned this
morning-all in Cincinnati Office:
Commercial, Eureka, American, Cres-
cent, Central and Firemen's, $1,000
each; Union, $1,000; Buckeye State
and National, So 900 each: Magnolia.
$4,000; Boatmen's. $1,000; Enter
prise, $1,000; Magnolia, $1,000. Total
S60,000 The Kate Kinney. lying
along side, was damaged to the
amout Of s., 600; insured.
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PHILADELPH HTA.
Heavy RObbery-One OF the Robbers
Arrested.

PHILADELPHIA, March 3. - The
store of James E. Caldwell & Co., on
Chestnut Street, was robbed Of dia-
mond rings and clusters worth $25, 900
by two men, one of whom was subse-
quently arrested, and about half Of
the property recovered. He gave his
name as Martin Baily, a trnak maker
from Chicago, and that ne came here
FIVE days ago In search of work. He
was committed in default of $1,000
bail. His accomplice is YET at large.
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ANNAPOLIS.
The Contest for U. S. Senator.

ANNAPOLIS, MD, March 3.-The
Senate aud House delegates each
voted in their Chambers for a sue
cessor for 2. Francis Thomas, as
United States Senator. There were
50 votes cast in the House, Of which
Thomas received the highest number,
33, the balance scattering. Swann's
friends are holding back for some
purpose. Tomorrow both branches
vote jointly.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Canvass OF the State OF New HamP.
shire-NeWpOrt municipal Election
Union Ticket Elected.

CONCORD, n. H., March 3.-The
Democratic State Committee an
nouuce the canvass Of the State, and
is as follows For Sinclair, 80, 1S3;
Hartman, 33,209; doubtful, 2,506.
CINCINNATI, March 3.-At the mu-
nieipal election at Newport, Ken
tucky, yesterday, the whole Union
ticket was elected. The vote was the
largest ever polled at that place.
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ELE CIR AP II.

ELE CIR AP II.
For Commercial and RtUey Dispatches see
F{fth Page
News from the Capital.
The Progress of Impeaoh-
ment.
Senate Ready to Reoeive
the Articles.
An Additional Article Pro
posed
Congressional Proceedings.
Republican Convention at
PItts0urg
Grant Endorsed for Presi-
@1 dent
g aWT
Thanks for the Impeach-
ment of Andy Johnson.
Barnum's Museum Burn ID
Up.
Many Animals Burned to
Death
Loss of Property Estim ated
at $5OO,OOO.
Steamers Mepham and
Scott Burned.
News by Atlantic Cable.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio, March 3.-The
storm has abated, and the weather is
clear and cold. All the railroad lines
are open through, east, west and
south, and trains are running regu-
larly.
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News by Atlantic Cable.
NEW YORK.

Meeting to Aid Washington College,
Virginia - Destructive ConflagFa-
tiOn-A Portion Of BaPnum'S Mu-
scum DestrOyed-Many Animals
Burned to Death-LOsS on Museum
and Menagerie S5O0,OOO.
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For Commercial and RtUer Dispatches see
FEfth Page.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-23
Notice..

All persons indebted to the Estate of
Capt. ", P. CrnmeI. are requested to
come forward and make payment nv
the Is: dav Of January next. or they
will find their notes and accounts in the.
hands Of an Attorney for collectinn.
r. II. CROMER. Adn'x.
Nov. 10th 1868 ct.
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0ReHILLA GUANo
Peruvian Guano.

.'if~S
RHODES MANURE, in its preparation,
is made equally adapted for forcing large
eroos Of Cotton. Cora. *Whext, Tobacco,
Poestees, and other root crops.
The Manufacturing Department is con-
Quoted bx Frederick Klett, one Of the most
skilfh Chemists and manufacturers in the
!. s.endesseds approved, and recon-
mesdeT bss all. Of the most prominent
Chemists sRd Agricnl,uHists in the Southern
States at can be relied upon a. uniform
in quality" al~ars reliable, productive Of
large crops, and unexcelled by any in the
market, in the high percentage, Of True
Fertifzsng Principles" .@-.
Price $3.50 cash, or SIS tine, with
FACTORS acceptance, and7 per cent interest
until lSt December, 1859. ,..a-
oRCHILLA GUANO, "AA."-A fne Bid
.Guars, rich in Phosphstes and Alkaline
Salts, PRICE So. cash. or $40 time.
PERTV14N GUANO, warranted pure,
and aiGars on hand. Furnished dt market
pricest For cash. -. -. 90.
B. s. RHEfT & son, Agents
pees2a 81 Smo. Charleston, S. G.
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Notice.
REMEMBER

REMEMBER
4TAen you want PICTURES to
caR at my Gallery over Moues's
store. Iam here all the While, da6
putting up the right kind Of Pkoto-
graphs, Ambrotypes, &C.. at lov
prices. We charge nothing for look
ing, and not much for q picture.
Also II nice f5t of Albums and Pine
for putting pictures in.
W. Ii. WISEMAN.
July Is
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Lost ! LOst!!

Lost or stolen about the l2lh or 18th inss.,
the following Notes below mentioned:
One Note dated November 9th, 1857, on
j. c. Hill, for 81 50; one Note dated Oct,
18th, 1868, and payable 1859, l77.50; one
Note dated Oct. 10Th, 1868, and payable
1870, 1T 80; one Note dated Oct. 18th,
1868, nd payable 1871, l77.5l. These
Notes were given ~ guardian of James T,
Vaughan, and ali persons are warned against
trading or either or all Of them.
G. G. RIDl.EHURKR-
I)ae "a e.
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Something Nice.

Iha~e procured the Kingsinore Gal
iery (over Mayes & Martins Store) which
is undergoing thorough repairs, and "ill
have plenty Of room with an excellent
.ky.lig6t, ard will be. ready to move BY
1st january Come one-cotpe all, and
see how things work IN this eommodious
gallery, ~ .-%.~
Alsc. good lot of albums at extreure-
1y low prices.
All kiAds.o Of work done in the line, of
Photography
haze al OF y rea & Wheeler's Mega
tives a.at 9egsstakenrat ibis Ihaee.
We charge nothing for looking, and
not much for . picture. q. -
Respectfully, =. -, = -
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Male ACademy.

The undersigned will commence his
School OF MONDAY, tn" 10th inst.
Terms per onth, payable in advance.
Reading, wiring and Ari'hmcric, $40
Ordinary Emgii>h, (inciuning The
ahove,) Modern Geography, English
Grammar, History, &r $50
Higher English Mathematics and
Ancient Languages, 4,5O
No Incidental ices.
An opportunity will he afforded to Study
Modern Languages and Book-Koeping.
49,: A. P. PIER.
Nov. II 46 #.
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Notice..

All persons having claims for Tuition of
Poor Children, Of the County of Sewbrrry,
m,St present such claims 70 f. p. Lake,
on or before the first day Of January next
All Teachers of poor children of said
County must, in their arccunt. state The
number of days each poor child attended
their school, and make an affidavit to the
correctness Of their accounts, and procure
the certificate of the Trustees, or Of two
more citizens of their immediate neighbour
hood, as to the inability of Snch children
or their parents TO paw their tuirion.
GEORGE BROWN,
Chairman of Board of County Commits
sionerS for Newherry County.
Dec l6 81 St.