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The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-02-18


lHE NEW CoUNTY.--A memorial is now
before the Legislature prayinr for the for
matien ofa NOW co,,+,. ,,,,oco.1 of
~ ~ wa lE" VI
P''''"'i9 Vi Ld6ecomCe, NaSh ana iSoh,
with hocky Mount as the County seat. 1t
is proposed to take from Fdrecomha ono
oftho
N"~'' o>o'IoiiS VI 'ei 'eiii'ol1' run
hii'S seven mics from Rocky Mount III the
so,,.,,
don paipood 70 th;s ,.a,9.;.:. a..
,,o,,,, &c r,oao,,.,,. ,..,,..-,
cn,1s,,t or5 T,I,,, t!n,,.r ,,iIIi,o +n -
cord all Just advantages to the citizens of
tocky Mount Qor whose especial LeneGt
'''. ns" DD""'s - " W '"' 'lIIu my can
concade tn he trn tinnxt rnrin, !, onr
county.
ihe proposition Is universally condemned
, -, ICY I "a
most inqnn,ti,I ana inal;,: n;.;ions ,i"o anI IVY
r.' ,.oa' ,,,,a' .,,,'' ANU ie""' cL'Ih;nS, aLu
;,ot ,.,,,,l,,,, fi. ~, "a
R,'t =; ir,n. ~ I, ',a,,t
r,a CanarnI ,o,,,lFI,1 - :; $500" =!
sn,,d ~, a,,i't ,,,'.,,,r;a, c.>,n ~
H. Co',,., .t,a,,i;,. ,.i,o. '-o l'eo,
80 "'o '5''. =
~, ;,n,nr,ir,', 49,, iI''N u
I;n ,.td,+; ~ ~ ."., pun p''o
,o,nl .ii :. :: nv :' eou'' l'''
t,,, o, 10 ,'t 80
~ 80 ,'nI "o.io'' Snou,a ti ',ottn,
j.; ,d nI. - +.-n - t1in'r uIicb
ar.,, i.,,.;I 1 w, St,II la moro
t'a,, ~ a1',,t Ia-,of,,,.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-02-18
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Feb. l6-6 p m.
Cotton unchanged. Flour more &C
tive and prices steady. Wheat firm.
Corn brisk-prime white 95c.; yellow
90Cl92c. Oats firm. Rye nominal.
Mess Pork So 90. Baccn-shouider
154c. Lard 302W21c.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-02-18
Death OF Senator Rich.

The Standard says that Senator Rich, of
Pitt, is lying dangerously i'll of pneumonia
at his boarding house in Raleigh.
lie was visited by its reporter on Monday
night aud was Informed that very serious
fears We're entertained that he would not
live through the night.
Z. S.-The Raleigh papers Of yesterday
announce his death on Monday evening,
after five days illness. Both branches of
the General Assembly passed resolutions
and adjoErned over out of respect to his
memory.
EXCITEMENT IN RALEIGH-THE STATE
AUDITOR ARRESTED AND ORDERED TO JAIL
BY THE SUPREME CoURr On last Satur-
| day, says the Sentinel, the Marshal, by or
der of the Supreme Court arrested Mr..
| Adams and brought him before the Bar OF
tho Court. lie was asked hv the Chirt
! Justice if he had yet complied with the
| order Of the Court, and removed his papers
from the Clerks office : Upon Mr.. Adams
answering in the negative, the Court or
dercd that he be committed to jail for con-
| tempt of Court, whercnpon the Marshal
took into custody, and lodged him in the
Governors office, for safe keeping. Chief
| Justice PEARSON u"llScTlHS the CplniOn oil
the Court, SAID to Mr.. Adams, " Sir, it be-
comes the unpleasant duty Of this Court to
comnit You to Jail. Mr.. Marshal you hear
| the order ?'
| The Keeper of the Capitol then proceed
ed with posse comtatGS of negroes, to re-
move the furniture and papers, belonging
to the Auditors ottice-piing them up in
tie passage way, in a confused heap.
| Later adviceS state that Auditor Adams
was not imprisoned, Governor Holden in
terposing, and he is reported to have used
"cusS words, saying: Supreme Court
| or no Supreme Court, Chief Justice or no
Chief Justice, id if my officials shall &c
to Jail. If they do, it shall be over the
dead bodies fmy militia"
The Whole matter was warmly discus
sed in both Houses on Monday, bring
| ing about in the House a fsticutf be-
tween the Engrossrg CLERK, (co!ored, }
and colorcd Doorkeepcr. Tie Scnai,
! adopted resolution putting the whole
matter in the hands Of the Governor, Civ.
ing him the power to assign the rooms il
the Capitol and Executive Mansion to the
Supreme Court and the State Executive
officers. bat the House only cOncurrcd in
it so far as to give such power to the Gov.
ernor, excepting the right to Interfere viii
the ROOMS already assigned tie Supreme
Court. And thus the Governor is outdone
by his own body Of legislators.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-02-18

LIST Your TAXABLEs.--In our advertis-
ing columns will he found notice to tax
payers from Mr.. Robt. Whitehurst.
Mr.. Wi4ilchurst has been appointed As
sistant Assessor of Internal Revenue in tie
place OF Ar. Aug. Thompson, who is now
stationed at Wilmington.
The Office Of Mr.. Wlitehurst is in the
Store OF Mr.. L. d. Smith, where lie viii lie
IN hand to receive all returns.
The public will notice that they are Ie-
CURED to list their taXable> on or before
the first day Of March or they Will he la
bic to be assessed an addition of so per
cent to the amount of tax.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-02-18

PETERS MONTHLY MAGAzINE.-Wc have
received the February number of Peters
Magazine published by J. L. Peters, 1913
Broadway, n. Y, at S. per annum. 1t is
devoted principally to music, and its Selcc-
tlonS are gotten up with great taste. The
fair sex especially should not fail to secure
a copy.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-02-18

ANOTHER Mvss IN THE CAPITuL-A FREE
FIGHT.-During the debate in the House
Of Representatives., on Monday, on tie res
oluti"n assigning rooms to State officers,
O'ilara. colored, Engrossing Clerk, and
MIiiar, colored, one of the Doorkecrers,
engaged in a ti>ticuti in the room of the
Engrossing Clerk, which SO disturbed the
Reading Clerk, Mr. Boner, that lie rushed
to the scene OF action, and by dint Of per
suasion succeeded in bringing about an
armistice between the hcliigerents. After
renewed the fight in the Hall, and but for
timely Interference Of Mr.. Ere, ,nch of New
Hanover, and Dixon, of Greene, men Of
size a9d muscle, who pulled tie chickens
apart, it is impossible to say which would
won the day.-SentiHct.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-02-18

DEATH OF A MINIsTER.-Rev. Thomas
G. Lowe, a minister Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, died at his residence in the
town Of Halifax, on SATURDAY last, of con-
sumption. Mr.. Lowe va native
Of Hali.Ax county, and lad been en-
gA,-eI il the ministry for thrty-fve years
or more. lie was prominent member of
the Masonic Fraternity, and was universal
u regarded as one of TIE most eloquent
speakers in the State.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-02-18
g0aRD FOR YOUNG LADIES.

TtER. AND MRS. OWEN, WILL
ITa receive a few Young Ladies as Boar
ders in their family during the Term OF
their School.
Jan. l4th, 1868. Tot
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-02-18

The people of Chatham have held meet
ing and adopted a series of resolutions
condemnatory of the manner in which the
laws OF the State arc being adjudged in
that county and throughout the State.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-02-18
C07I2IERCIAL.
T2rb0ro' Market.
REPORTED BY
&. Z. Lawrence, Grocer s Gem. Merchant.
Jr>l BEEINn TIE COURT HOUSE.

Tb,..,. ororations o,a Lv Wholesale, and
ar. .i,.r> f,r 80 and inward. Viii Ice G}lrJ At =
.lt:,l,,i> >Si1n of u u r.,nt \ 4 Goods pr.Iar
ID At the. ri>L, of1b. marty orI,rinr
-. - ,-cc
iAAtot"' f'oui7', - 1913.
CoTroN-Ordinary to Niddln=.-. ...23 fG25ic
GEAl>-( cru = bu>hei....-..S9 13r' 81
Peas '' ........9 - (4o 50
Oates = ........
Wheat g. ........$2 0HGE2 80
H-Shouiders n th..-.......l7016
Sides ................ &c
itah~.. .......... 20;
REFF-Bat IT, family 1. Mess IN btiS. .$}2 90
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-02-18

To MAKE Cows GIVE MILK.-OAe half
of our readers, probably, own cows
therefore, the following may be Of some III
te~cst to them. \ writer, who says lis
Gov rivcs all the mix that is wanted in q
family Of eight persons, and which has
made $50 pounds of butter in year, gives
tie annexed as his treatment. lie says
] you desire to get large yield of rich
milk, give Your COW, three times day,
water Slightly warm, slightly Sa!tcd, i'll
which brand has been stirred, at the rate
of one quart to two gallons of water. Gu
VIII fad, il you have not found, By tits
daily practice, that your cow will gain
twenty five per cent. Immediately under
TIE effect of it, aA,i she vii become 80 At
ttched t. the diet ~ to refuse t. drink
Gear water unless very thirsty; bat tai.
mes SIG Will drink almost any time "n|
ask for mere. The amount OF t!is diinl
is an ordinary paiiful each time, morning
noon and night. Your animal wili then d,
her best at Gi>counting the tactical. Fou:
hundred pounds Of batter are "ftcn obtain
e. from good stock, and Instances arc
mentioned where the yield was even ct q
jg::er fi=urc-
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-02-18

Col Thomas F. Toon has been nomina-
ted as the Democratic candidate for the
Senate, rice J. W. Purdie, banned, from
BIanden and Columbus.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-02-18
E;shep hth!rs0n's appointments f5T vista
tlea Ii the Spring OF lSjo.


tIon Ia the Spring OF 1862.
March 7-Fayetteyille.
3l-kinston.
April l--3eautort.
4-Ncwberne.
II 7-SnowhiH.
" G--St. Johns Pitt county.
Il-Trinity Church, Beaufort Co
I2-St. Johns, Durham's Greek
Beaufort co.
13--South Creek, Beaufortcounty
/" l5-Bath,
" l6--Pungo,
" l7--Ziou Church,
" lS--Washington,
" 2l--W liAmston.
" 22-Plymouth.
" 23-St. Luke's, Washington CO.
" 25--St. David'S, "
e 2S-E.izlbeth City.
30-llcrt.ord.
Nay 2--E1enton.
4--Gatcsyille.
G--Colcraiue, Bertie county.
S--ITiudSor
9--NoeGvilie "
" 1l-Scot|and Neck.
l3-Tarborough,
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-02-18

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 16-Evening.
Cotton declining-Uplands 124d.
Orleans 12Id. Sales Of 5000 bales.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-02-18

Peter A. Wilson, of Salem, is the only
North CarolIn!au N the bill reported to
Congress for the removal Of disabilities.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-02-18
III u Il led.

On the Sd inst, at the residence of Maj.
J. n. Fcnner of Halifax county, N. c., ty
the Rev. DIR. Cannon, DR.. L. 7. FUOUA,
| of Edenton, to Miss IDA PURNELL, OF
Halifax.
On the 14th ult., by Elder John S. Brin-
! son, at the residence of the brides father,
Mr.. DAVID II. .FARROW to Miss AMAN-
| DA W. ROSS. All of Beaufort county.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-02-18

The publication OF Tire Lcni H-e Lore
will be removed 70 BIltim re. The mate.
rial are being packed for the move.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-02-18

We are panied to learn, that Eis;er Z. c.
LeachnIan, cfthe Primitive Baptist Church
was having at the point Of death, on the
27th ultirHo, It lis residence III Virginia.
lid + Lnaclman resided; in this neigLror-
hood daring The las year ufthe war, where
be made many friends, who will be Grieved
at t4iS sad intelligence e.--Ptaindea!cr
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-02-18

Rev. Charles Phillips, D. D., late frotcs,
snv OF Mathematics i'll tie University Of
North Carolina, has been elected Professor
q natheratics in Davidson college. Pro-
tes~or Phillips succeeds Professor Mrivrr
al Davidson college aHt Professor McIvcr
succeeds Professor Phillips at the Uuiycr-
SItv
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-02-18

Rev. n. B. Cobb, of this State, has been
elected to the Fourth street Baptist Church
in : UrfOlk.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-02-18

GOOD LoED DELIVER Us."-A Rich
11".i correspondent of the Ladec says that
t.e Iluunicutt Brothers, formerly of the
yer Action newspaper in Richmond, are
"''Ft to remove to Greenville, Pitt Coun-
- Were they purpose to publish paper.
we presume, OF course, it will be i'll
'(,">I!E radical and devoted to the interests
- M '.'e 'lt.ngs" nOw engaged in the de-
T rre',i'Le business Of plundering the public
J.. -. !. Eumor says Hunnicut's paper is to
~ '"e organ Of Gen. Byron Latin.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-02-18

| HAVE MADE ADVERTISING A STUDY.
EyOR TEN CENTS I will send to
81 any one list of the best Newspapers
in the Unitai States. I would once have
maid a thoasand dollars for this very in
formation. Address Box 672, N. i. City.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-02-18
NEW ADVERTFsEsaEHTs.
Great Esss9Ti5ssssosa by the
metropolitan Gift Eo.--Cash Gifts
to the amount OF S250,O00.--Eyery
Ticket Draws a Prize.

so Elegant Rosewood Iianos, each $500
to $3.50.
IS Elegant Rosewood Melodeons each
e75 t" $3.50.
$50 Sewing Machines each $50 to us.
500 Fine Gold Watches each rs to 800
Cas! Prizes, Silver VI are, &c., ell valued
at 81 ,002,a0O.
4 chance to draw any of the above Priz-
es for &c. Tickets describing Prizes are
sealed in Envelopes and we'll mixed. On
receipt CT Csc. Il Sectea Tjc1et is drawn
without choice and sent by mail to any ad-
ere&s. The Prize named upon it will be
delivered TO the lici;et-holder on payment
Of One D0i'or. Prizes are Immediately
sen: TO auy address BY express or return.
Yen Will know what your Prize is hetore
You pay for it. AaY Prize exchanged 5or
another Of same Ua!a:e. No Blanks. Our
patrons can depend on fair dealing
REFERENCES We select the following
from many who have lately drawn Valua-
bic Prizes and kindly permitted US to pub
lis!i them: S I Wilkins, Buffalo, $4,000 ;
Miss Annie Monroe, Chicago, Piano, $3.50;
John d Moore, Louisville, $l,0Ge: Miss
Emma Waiworti, Milwaukee, Piano, $500;
Rev Z 4 Day, New Orleans, $500. We
publish no names without permission.
OPINIONS Of TIE PREas :-'' The firm is
| reliable, ard deserve their success."--
HeeA!y Tribune, Oct. 3. " We know thcm
to he a fair dealing frm.'-E. Y. Ntrald,
Oct. Is. sc = friend of ours drew $500
| i'rize, which WIS promptly receiVed."-
Dfity Meas, Dec. 3.
Send for circular. Liberal inducements
to Agents. Satisfaction gua,anteed.-
Every package ot' Graled Envelopes con-
lain "ne 0>E CASH GIFT. SIX Tickets ior
| 81; - for g - fer . 10 for $i5. All
letters should l}n allttr"~ cl il
HARP zIM> FaaG.SGE a. CO,
| s-3 broadway, :. Z.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-02-18
D | z D,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
State Of North Carolina,
Superior Court Of Edgecom5e County.
John Gay Us. w I Taylor.

John Gay Us. " 7 Taylor.
IVarrant Of attachment.
A WARRANT OF ATTACHMENT
"a having been issued on the lst day Of
February 1869, BY the Plaintiff AGAINST the
Defendant in the above named case, return
able to the Superior Court of E5gecombe
County to be held in the Town of Tarboro
on the 10th Monday after the 3rd Monday N
February 1869, for the sum Of Eight Hun
dred aud Four l4-l00 Dollars due on contract
for the payment of money, the Defendant is
hereby notified to appear at the time and
place aforesaid and answer the complaint.
i. II. BUM, Attorney
for Plaintiff
Feb. IS, 1869. 124t
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-02-18
LADIES SHOULD READ NrwspArErs.-It

LADIES SHOULD READ NEwsFArEEs.-It
is . mistake in female education to keep a
young iady's time and attention devoted %
crly fashionable literature Of tie day. Il
yen would qualify her tur c'urersation,
you must give her something to talk about
eve ler education with tie a2tnal world,
with the outer world and its trau>pir.ng
events. Urge her 10 read newspapers, and
become familiar wish the present c!.l"ae-
ter and improvement of our race. iii"Io-
y is OF some Importance but the past
world Is dead, We have nothing 10 do with
1t. Our thoughts and our concerns shoIl1
be for the present world to know what it
IS, and improve the condition OF il. Let
h"r have All intelligent opinion, and lie able
t sn>;ain Intelligent conversation concern
Ing tlc mental, moral and religious i'm
rrovcWcnts OF our times. Let the gilGed
aunuats aud poems on the center-t&Lie he
kept part of the time covered witu weekly
and daily journals. Let tie Whole family ,
IHen, w1'nca and children, read new pa
per>-Lrchdaqc
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-02-18
List Your TaXab!es.

ASST. ASSESSOR'S OFFICE, !
TARBoRo', N. c., Feb. Is, 1869.
wBY ACT OF CONGRESS, JUNE
IL . 3oth, 1876, as amended by the first
Section OF the Act of March ?, 1867, ii is
made the daty of any person liable s5.-z.n-
nual Tax, on or before the First day Of
March in each year, TO make return to the
Asst Assessor ofthe Dist wherein he resides
OF his Income, Watches (nIaGe wholly or
in part of Gold,) Carriages valued at over
$500 Billiard Tables owners OF Cold late
or Silver Plate. Persons failing to make
such return by the day specified will by la
bic 10 be assessed an addition Of 50 per cent
TO tue amount o Tax.
Il. WHITEHURST.
Asst Assessor
Feb. Is 1869 l2-lt
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-02-18
The Tarb0rO' SOutherner.
.gcrtS for the soutRgerner.''

THE TOURNAMENT AT WELDoN-Promis-
eS to be grand affair in every respect, and
we predict, for all who may attend, a glo-
riouS time.
The following gentlemen compose the
list of managers:
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-02-18

MANAGING COMMITTEE.
VIM ! johnson, Charles NJ Wcsson,
Il & Pecbles, john J Long, Jr.,
Isaac Smith, c p Tillcry,
jas II whitaker, r f Mosely,
William II Day, James / Gooch,
J Northington, Eugene Virgins,
Jordan Stone, Calvin Lyman,
Geo p Burgwync, VIM Kerr,
II. l.. TiIlery, George B Barnes.
HONORARY MANAGERS.
Gen NJ. W. Ransom, Col F NJ Parker,
Davi3 Prescott, DR. G " Blacknall
Mm II Smith, Co! VIM = Jenkins
Stone, ofthe Ne,cS, expects to ride
Many OF his friends fear it will be upon his
head.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-02-18

stl VERY SPDRTSlIAE. FARM
s4Ta IL, L IlOGs ETI : =, ii ,alJ send
,cf orr pamptrfet ot - pages. containing q
f9 ,.c~c''r o.' OF a new Invention hy which
iha most invc rraie kirLcrs. rnneu"ors and
are o.,v horses rant,e driven with pcl}+ct safe
IN! sor hrcadGg and training horses, i is
bes.ct nan karcy's or anv other system
<et, fre- Address II Z Boyer q CO.,
Pyrh .1>hur%, Chester Co., Pa.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-02-18

q FALENTIEE.-Well, We we're the hap
iy recipient Of one on Monday from some
jar irIend-or foe-it is impossible to tell
"!Ic'.- rather think tie lattcr-wis!l the
at the Sputterusr Office for q reo- lia,,s on ;
iy. Call and inspect.
Rather tIiE!, it was intended for 81 :"
WHo thinks otherwise
The poetry rUns thusly--
''PRINTER:
COZ all professions, military and civil,
Tie oniy one yJt!re fit Tor is plain to be
seen:
You look so rery much Ike the spirit of evil
That tie Devil called YOU printer from
the very first, wecn,
50 pick away at metal, peg away at chases
And after awhile YOU and Satan may
change iaces.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-02-18
Z. 7. PEsCUD, Secretary.

THE PREss CoNvrHrIoS.-This body as
sembied in Mobile Yesterday. Tie SOUTH
erner was represented in the person of our
associate Mr.. VIM. Nelson, who left Tar
boro' on Sunday last. This will account
f"r Gie absence from Our editorial columns
| this week of MS generally interesting and
| pUngcut articles.
Of co"gso, Mr.. Nelson Went no further
| iIan Mobile. lie could surely have ,.nI
! no business in New Orleans or other South
trn Cities connected with the good of the
| Press but il is now impossible to say.
| We shall see what we Shall sce--'' nuG
| sed.'
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-02-18
TO NORTH CAROLINA FARMERS.

EnLANT CANES AND MAKE YOUR
e own SUGARS and SIRUPS Ly Wei
Ter s. liatch's patented process. Sugar
thus made will cost about 6 cents per
pound, and Syrup about 80 cents per g.l-
lon. District, County and Individual
Rights for sale. Send for Circulars with
full particulars. Agents wanted.
WM +. BEASLET,
Sole Agent for North Carolina,
Tarboro', n. c.
Feb II. lift
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-02-18
ttDpTNTTD

DR.. BLACKNALL AND HIS HoTELs--The
reputation of Dr.. BIacknall for Keeping on
Is a first class Hotel is too widely extended
to require any commendation from the
Press.
lie is we'll known to the entire Southern
travelling public as the most satisfactory
caterer IN the country. The 'W cldvn lIo-
\ tel' under his arrangement, has become
/ the synonym Of all that is comfortable and
. pleasant, but the Doctor even surpasses
himself ut "kittrcIlo, where pass ,nrcrs on
the Raleigh Castor Road cainI West
take dinner. 1t affords us much pleasure
to add our personal testimony to thousands
of Others who lave experienced the sumy-
tuouS fare prepared by the Dir. at hittreli's
and We can assure all WHO pass by that
way, that in failing TO get Dinner at Kit
. trciIo thcy miss rich treat.
NEW STORE AT SPARTA.-Mr. Wiley J.
Damn, late Of the Firm of Moore s. Damn
ot THIS place, has removed to Sparta where
Be l'rn'l5 next week establishing a First
i Glass y occrv and Contcctionary Store.
2 n Bar, containing the most superior Ii
/ Guors Of every description Cigars &C., will
also he connected with the business.
Mr. Dunn expects and intends to carry
on his business on a strictly Cash basis.
and is prepared TO offer his goods on the
most satisfactory terms. lie is well known
to the citizens Of Sparta and surrounding
country, as a man Of good business capaci-
ty and integrity. He will be pleased to
welcome once more his numerous friends
and patrons in that neigh 5orhood.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-02-18

Office: First door South of Raleigh Ma
lIouai Bank,
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-02-18

These quotations are by Wholesale, and
Orders for 80 and upU ards " i'll he filed at Il
commission of y = cent. All goods order
I'd at the risk Of the party ordering.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-02-18
DIR L c T Q T. s.:

Gen. AG't for Western \. C-Gen. 7. 3.
Vance.
Gen. 1t for Eastern II. C.-Thos. Thomp-
sen.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-02-18
For Sale Oh. Rent.

Jan 2S
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-07
WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 7, 1869.

of arms of the most approved pat
term, with usual complement of
ammunition.
Joint resolution ratifying the
fifteenth amendment to the Con-
stitution of the United States of
America.
An Act to incorporate the
South Carolina Improvement and
Trust Company:
An Act to provide for the con-
vertion of State securities.
An Act to provide a lien on
buildings and lands to parties fur
nishing labor and materials there
on.
Joint resolution authorizing the
Governor to cause suit to be in
stituted against the Laurens Rail-
road Company to protect the In
terests of the State.
An Act to incorporate the Dorm
Mining and Manufacturing Com
pany, of South Carolina, for min
ing and other purposes.
An Act to make appropriations
and raise supplies for the year
commencing October, 1868.
An Act to provide for the ap-
pointment of Land Commission
er, and to define his powers and
duties.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-07
To Young HOusekeeperS.

Be satisfied to commence on a
small scale. 1t is too common for
young housekeepers to begin where
their mothers ended. Bay all that
is necessary to work skillfully
with: adorn your house with all
that will render it comfortable.
Do not look at richer homes, and
covet their costly furniture. If
secret dissatisfaction is ready to
spring up, go a step further, and
visit the homo Of the suffering
poor; behold dark, cherries
apartments, insufficient clothing,
and absence of all the comforts
and refinement Of social life, and
then return to your own with a
joyful spirit. You will then be
prepared to meet your husband
with a grateful heart, and be ready
to appreciate the toll Of self-denial
which he has endured in the busi-
ness world to surround you with
the delights of home; and you will
cooperate cheerfully with him in
so arranging your expenses that
his mind will not be constantly
harrassed lest his family expendi-
lures may encroach upon public
payments.
Be independent; a young house
keeper never needed greater mo-
raj courage than she does now, to
resist the arrogance of fashion.
Do not let the AS and BIS decide
what you shall have; neither let
them hold the strings Of your
purse. You know best what
you can and ought to afford.
1t matters but little what people
think provided you are true to
to right and duty, and
keep your expenses within your