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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-04

The Land We love for August is also
received For subscription address Turn.
hull Il Murdock. 81 Lexington ST., Bal,i.
more. 81 per nnnum in advance.
TIE XIX CENTURY FERTILIZATION COMA.
WA nnn'hcr Of the lilera,i OF the South
have brought out a gem in tho way ot
magazine literature, entitled "Thc XIX
Century" 1t is published at Charleston,
:. e., and contains articles deeply interest
ing to III rcndcrs North md South. The
"Advcnturcs Of Confederate Blockade
Runners" and "Personnrs" "reminiscences
OF Confederate Camps aud Battle.Ficlds are
among the monthly novelties. The maga.
zinc is unique, rncy aud attractive, esprci.
ally TO the ladies. Subscription price So 60.
Single numbers 35 cents.
The Galaxy for August is to hand, and
contains its usual variety Of interesting
reading. The subscription price IL ~
Address Sheldon & Bro, i0S & 500 Broad.
way, n. Y.
nLn SOLDIERS Read the graphic sto.
rlrs OF Confederate Camps md Fields by
"rcrsonnc," IN tho NIX Century" Maga.
zine, published Mt Charleston, S. G., aud
sold by all booksellers. Price $3.50 per
"nnum single numbers IS cents.
The Printers Circular, II monthly of ex.
crcdins interest to printers, devoted to ty.
pogrnPhy, literature, arls md sciences, il
received for August. Price 81, address
Il. :. Mcnamin, Editor and Publisher, Phil.
adrlphia.
DIE MoDENwELr, an Illustrated Maga.
zine for fashions aud fancy work, for August.
ior. importer Of fashions, 39l Canal St.,
N. 7.
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RELIGIOUS. Services were held last
Sabbath in the Thompson Street Church
and the Methodist Episcopal Church,
the other Churches were closed on ac.
count OF the absence Of their pastors.
Rev. Mr.. Martin preached at the Thomp-
son street Church in tho morning. We
regret that we we're unable to attend,
but learned that although he is young
man and qni;e recently licensed, he
preached al eloquent discourse, with
much case and grace Of manner.
The services at The N. =. Churc
were held under the guidance Of the
Pastor, Rev. 0. y. Darby, who, in the
evening preached to the children Of the
Sunday School and their friends, a very
nblc md happy sermon. We were glad
to DC prescnt~,nd although We thought
the discourse cmincnlly suited to the
children wo were forced to appropriate
its many excellent prccspts to oursell
and hope our adult friends did so TOO.
The music by tho scholars mud ten ch. &.
crs was good but we could not he IN
thinking that the tunes were pitched q
litllo too high for their young voices.
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NEWBERRY, S. G.
Wednesday Morning, Aug. 4, 1860.
The hig,, excitement which has prayailct

Tho high excitement which has pravailcd
In Elgefleld for sovoral weeks recently tool,
tangible form. when 2i0 Winchester rifles
With necessary ammunition arrived at tho
Pine House. Eichclbcrgcr and Hubbard with
somo hNy negroes, appeared in Edgctlcld
Village with said guns, last Thursday afrer>
noon. An oricr from Gov. Scott, for por,
tion Of the jail in which to place the arms.
was complied with, and there they arc
guarded by armed negroes. 4 company Of
100 negro militia tth, Advertiser lcarns), arc
to hc drilled, We have no doubt but that
this IS the initial step. And that NcM berry
and all the other couu,ic. will be thus inva-
dcd.
The radical party have become rc$tive un> y
der the harmony which exists between the
cocrd people and their whi,c friends.
fsSrins lest said reciprocity might icopanii,e
their interests in :he next election, and arc
doubtless seeking TO breAe un said e,,i els
ing.
In Charleston. an immense black rio; wss
imiacnt las, week, AMI in Es,nwrU an slet>
ton Terminated in \ bloody rraNoairc.
Thus il won'i app>ar ;ha: = pre-. .e,ucsytcI
move is \ i,>o; ~ rc>cini:s,s strife, aoa On.
ate capital and er,Nen. together. tie ra.-
" Of srcs, rerA! i1ta$, in or,s. 10 ,A.,y
elections.
We hops ,hs; u73s. sny ciNnms;6ncss.
the oopr. s>,G< irIt.>a,aHes her :rfcoe sxsc.
ci$sd by ru. ei;.s<nS ar7,.sr nmmen,ns ssSia>
va;;ens W Ill - t>e3;iRasI. sri iAsi Il sropeH
mus, asx>i< te<sI;. XII 'As Sansc eEasa&:c
from the parry ~ .si-s;Sea.
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J JAPONICA,

CiNc'NSATI, July %. IA passenger
train Oh the Memrlis & Ohio Railroad,
near Clarksvllc. Tonn., went through a
trestle. over Budd's Creek, this morn.
ing. The entire trails, except one car,
was burned. The engineer, fireman and
three or four others were killed, and
thirty persons badly hurt.
Tho entire train and contents was dc,
Stronyed, except the Orleans sleeping car,
md that was badly damaged. The fol
lowing is tho list Of casualties
Killed Eugene Riley, engineer; Chas.
Chl''lS, fireman Hugh Mccall, passcn.
ger. New Orleans.
Badly Wonnded-Mrs. II. Mccall, r.
Is. Mitchell. Jnseph Ncut, Judge Canlk
ms and wife, New Orleans John Burt
Columbus, Miss. j. j. Buck, ClarksviIlo
Seth Henderson, cnlorcd, Memphis c;
II. Sage. Fulton, N. Y; G.. a. Brown
haggagc master ; John Q. Duggan, cx
press messenger.
Slightly Woundcd-W Mccall, w
Z. Shipper, two children of Judge Canlk
in's, Samuel Lewis, slrcping.car conduc
tor, ". d. Wrag, mail agent, f. N. Boon
and 9. B. Webster. brakeman. Now Or
leans; Edward Stone, Eutaula, Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson. Baton Rouge j
.. Hannah, Coffcev,llc, Miss. w. S
Packer, pttsburg j. 9. Levy, Holly
Springs, Miss. Miss Hattie Mitchell
Lauderdalc.
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Black,

ir1rs SArs How !o9r .A1n New h<rrv Con-
'anrs ~ Re rtESsS u itN ,.e "a f,sy towns cfthe
>>T:s. sca tsGetin ui1l!ta; ,sit powerful ,S;.-
'i1i i iAs THt,Slss< 81 e".p-aEI::y-;Ss Tele>
e.1TH, VIII t!4s eGi:xr. q iAs town ever
kvtt - n: ts;:. ~; ;.ts 1ls t-\i.t t.t..e.
- sosS:Ts IL. ttS:tlsr - exist 1t vii.
cosd s';.; r,t Dn-: .AsI 81 90 10 eora.e:e e- E.
ta si9.ItSi 4. VIA 4l ;!t great e.-azsse :.
s*1i:fs & 'i.is ytS: ;iiz z:!ne!;-
No pnntr7iA!7E hss te:r tr>,r:h:: xanat =.
ihfi :. s.; e-.7Ai - ls>G IS SIX ,.:re IA A.:
shfIle = ir lana. tn5 I.;l i;e WAY, .; e,,.r.-
mt1i~ 81 Z ;'Iid Lnt tEir:1.t SCI ~ y cs, cso,
Ls'"'t c:s; IheL VI! t.: ~ asa!=.! MA -
slow is'nLi ;ls Inl'n-ssI. c.-z.. 4 mean. ot
1nSrFh. Is ;h:-: i'ES-I:s$ - s;-- 81 :::i-
Ealt Il II: sr'ToprS-is s:1it-y Ae-e - a7s;,
themselves n ~ f;,ci.r-t- AZ: crcsceuently 10
51c'u$t Ia ZTs,Gf - ~. .Ss1. 1t ayu.t a,so
TLs y 1H:!~fFt -. -sxl e7az. & chr ;aya a:J
n1rRf.n, ngH,:- Wt :I1-se iE-.t - &c WITHOUT
J; 'nit sIt lrs: : = :G..7 = tie c.;:..n. OF
NsV:s:T-- ;l:.I:.t E2:.!- .sa y. s1.c ccLs,@!ct
+: = .ir NJ. va s-1-:--t - c'.- 1ua citizens
iItt -i.' t.GLs L. ~ cEE-I.-I-is II the 4. .cx
nE' t,inn I.:LI v.S-,i aIre r1Ice "a lie sf-
-:
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IOCESANENT IND SAsL.

On ;At f'si = S,.;is 7&s.!', ea..rs " Hx
s'1:d Io1r':. ':.l1rs;i L; tIa;r,.a S7ci -. 15:a
nil! oe ;"!;oaS'i I'll sIr'e, - s,;.s;l n. ...M
The oeoss,u:, Is looked ;~'vkr1 - ,t tMr
!"urC knicAls Of sAsl Isri. a.x., a:,e.i H.,
o'isn; particular sfars. ihr il dies. Lsd IA.
guests ai'h creA; h0imip.;ion. q y:rfee;
success, while she preparations for hc:h ;he
tilt nnd the bail arc cArne,,lv carried On.
We have heen requested ,o invite the ronnc
men Of this town and district, Who !ke The
"tonrnoy," TO COUP and Nin ii they can.
ond to bring ,hcir lair ladies nlcng with them
The compliment paid us hy tho young
men Of Glenn's in placing our name in the
list Of scnior managers Is appreciate cL
Great consideration was shown in this, 70,
being on the retired list, a position among
the juniors would have struck US with ter.
ror. II they will allow us cool corner
where We can be a locker on, With tas.e
Of the Cookies" and let Us OF " ,h note
Of tie h'rry sfAir We wi.l be miliin. 70
serve otherwise gcn.lcmen,.be so good as
10 place tho name Of Smith or Jones among
tho seniors irs,cad OF ours
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SALE DAY. There wcre but fow pcr.
sons IN from tho country on Monday
last, aud it may safely DO said it was the
dnlleSt day Of its Kind this ycar There
wcro n, sheriff or public sales, no meet.
ings. nor anything to draw tho people
out and they remained at home.
Our sanctum seemed like banquet
hall deserted, no body came up, except a
man with 4 handful Of oats to hs noticed,
and little colored hoy, who said tho
man with tho whiSkcrs owed him fve
cents twas as dull rs ditch.water.
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DOG EAT DOG.

Since the party Of great moral ideas"
has had possession Of the good old city
OF Charleston, there have been more
rows, moro 1nnrrcls, more holding to
hail, more Hwca,ing. than had occurred
in that quiet town for fifty years past.
The conlagion Of the atno> phcrc cf city
politics. seems to have sciaed upon the
Unilcd States Cusinln House.
a. 6. Mackcy, gnnL radio ] and or.
tho'ox negro w"rShippcr, has been rc.
moved from The office OF Collector, and
g. W. Clark! a wishy wnshy yankee cx.
Su'lcr, aud cx.Mnyor has been appointed
IN lis place. Why the Srhynx turned
Mackcy out, we cannot tlivine-hut sup.
pose twas owing to his having received
his appointment from Andy Johnson.
Giant seems to lave but three ideas
cigars. presents, and hatred Of Andy
johnson.
However Mackey has hcen rejected
nMl Clark received rs the Simon pure.
Clark puts his commission in his
pocket, md politely asks DR.. Mackcy to
retire. Mnckey requires time to make
out lis inventory Of public property, and
obtain Glark'S receipt therefor. Clark
wont wnit, must have the office right
away. Mickey grows indignant, calls
upon his undcrstrappcrs, md mildly
elects Clark.
Clark has Mackcy arrested for an
assnult-and slips into tho place while
TIC Doctor Is ut The Magistrates. ;.
Mackcy, Jr, has Clark arrested and
ha'lcd aSa pe,jurer, and there the matter
ends for tho present. Tho whnlc affair
is more lnnghablc than reputable.
We give Dr.. Mackoy credit for telling
onr truth--dnIing the heat Of tho con.
test--ho remarked: ''rhe Office OF
Collector Of Customs in Charleston
hns been hitherto held by gen.
tlcmen." II the N'clor will let the
above take dato previous TO his own
appointment, we will heartily endorse
tho statcment.-S Sumter News,
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Glena's spring--our Trip Home-The Next
... House, 60


We arrived Mt homc unexpectedly on
Tuesday last. without an opportunity bo-
fore hand Of taking mp tho thread Of our
correspondence begun 1T Cherokee Spring
s"journ Of about twelve days at that
place proved OF giCat benefit to us. but n
restless feeling which prompted change, in
duccd us to try the Glcnn's Spring. 4 few
days there evidenced beyond all Doubt the
efficacy Of That water as q remedial agent IN
our case For liver diseases and dyspepsia,
the G!cnn's Water cannot be cxcrlIcd. aud
VIC would no, be doing "unto others" in
accordance with the divine Injunction did
we not say TO tho afflicted, broken down.
emnciatcd dyspcptic, so there and 10
healed. number Of chronic cases this sca.
son have already been brought away from
death 8 door almost, and now mo ablo to
take their places Omong men once moIc.
The casc Of DR.. j. u. Bruce of Ncwberry,
who many Of our readers recollcct, left here
In Il most prccarious condition, is q remark.
aoic proof Of The virtues orthat water. His
many friends will DC glad to learn TINT he is
recovering his health.
Tho season there Is just fairly opening, and
1t Is expected that II plcnsan. md lively
company will Ill lip tho cabins and holcl
soon, aud just here we would advise all who
think OF going. to be on the alert before |,
DC too latc. A few cabins nro still vacant,
"nd may bc Ind on application to Mr.. Ans
derson, the proprietor. who wo arc pleased
10 stato. VIC found very clever and oblig,
Ing gentleman. Double cabins aro $50, sins
ge' S25 tho season, md board at tho hotel.
with good fnro, $40 per month. Private
Boarding at distance Of thrco quarters Of
milo from tho Spring, Nt Mrs. Bobo's, may
Dc Ind for less. Mrs. B Is nh excellent
lady. kind and attentive, and always ready
10 gr"tiiy tho wishes Of her guests. For
convenience however, tho hoicl Is much to
10 prcfcrrcd' on account Of easy access to
tho water. whilo for economy and domestic
retirement, families will find tho cabin lifo
much tho best So much for this.
The Journey down in company with AR
Henry ilalfncre and his lady, who kindly
gavo us seat in their rochawny, was a
rough one, owing to tho roads taken, which
being short cuts generally, so>called, proved
to DC tho longest In tho end, and tho most
broken. How wo survived tho jolting and
rubbing, and escaped with whole bones Is n
marvel. Wo can safely sny TINT our friend,
H., has Ind enongh Of short cuts, and will
Try tho old travelled thoroughfnrcs hereafter,
rs wo will. "Jordan's hard road" counot
% compared to somo passed over on that
occasion. Another serious discomfort too,
was tho difficulty along tho route of obtains
ing meals victuals, fccd for mules, or, a
pace 1n which to rost our weary hoads.
ihe historical dutchman had ho boon ono Of
our disconsolatc party, would have cx>
claimed 'minc Colt, vat a country" Tho
'nyaf'aolo answer to tho inquiry, mado al.
most WIN a.tear ii tho eyo, "can. wc stop
TOT 'no n'ght f'r' %as'"go to tho next
house' and IN every instance tho next house
was inhabited by Just such nnothcr specI,
men OF the gonns homo as tho former, n
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Half way up Lookout Mountain, the
plnce where memory is stirred by q thou
sand tin illing associations, and where the
brave hoys OF both armies met and fought
hand to hnnd, where the blool o: both
friend aud foe was mingled together and
rhn down tho monnlain.Side IN yivucts, Is
smoo h. faced rock. upon which q poor,
wounded soldier Inscribed the following
rs. T.-S6u-X -Enrly in the hattlc I
was wounded, and carried to this spot by
two clever 'Ynmks.' They bado mo fare
we'll, and AZ they supposed, to die, for
was so weak from loss Of blood That could
but lnntly thank them for their kindness.
They left IN my cnntecn part bottle of
Plantation Bittera, TO which owc my life,
Ior 1t strengthened mo md kept lfo within
ME until help came md my wound was
dressed. God blcss tllcm for their kind.
ness, and Tor the Plantation Bitters."
IIEHfY DAvAarEL,
~ Company B, 10Th Ga.
MAGNOLIA WATER. Superior TO tho best
Imported German Cologne, and sold at half
tho price. , -
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most unfortunate alteration in
tho Main Street Of Union, on Thursday
last, between John Sanders md II. j.
Greer, resulted in tho shooting Of tho
latter by the former. Sanders thon
walked down tho street with his pistol
in bis hand, went through the back door
Of tho hotel, and escaped. lle is still at
large.
Tho ball entered tho left side Of Mr..
Greer's stomach, below tho heart, and
buried itself in his body, Tho wound
IL severe and dangerous, but his friends
entertain hopes Of his recovery.
Mr. Greer is Probate Judge Of Union
County. sii%%l tH a3,, =.
The difficulty originated. in n sottle.
ment OF the affairs .of au old business.
firm, IN which they wore both interest.
ed-Unionville ed Tines.
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KtEAEKAHLs V,sIEr1 Oy O,rs

EtEAEkARLs VAzlErr OF OArs.-I,
SffH'a$ as tcS' pleasure 10 note nom time to
time 'Ae enterprise and Ih!ift among our
farmers in inlrnd cling and developing finer
cereals and fruits. &>.,,han could for merry be
found upon onr SOIL This time Mr. Thos.
+. Harmon has laid upon our table sam
pie Of the Norway Oats The seed i. b,au-
tiiul- large, round and full, and weighs Al
lbs TO The bnshcl. Ono bushcl of this oats
yelled crop Of fifty one bushels.
Owing TO the apparent change Of seasons,
&C. the IDEA is, that our people ablndon
corn on npiands, and devote themselves to
cotton and all the improved small grains,
The Norway oats has appeared Mt nn oppor>
tune moment. 1t is easily threshcd and will
atioTd no: only proveudcr for the horse, lu,
that wholesome winter food for man -oat
meal which makes the Scot and Irshman
SO cany.
Mr.. Harmon informs us that he has a few
bushels that he will dispose Of. Try it, by all
m cans.
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FIRE INSURANCE,

Persons who own property that fro can
destroy arc culpablc II tlcy do not insure It,
Fire insurance Is the cheapest tux prop.
crty hnldrr pays.
THE LIVERPOOL l. LONDON g. GLOBE
INSURANCE COMPANY is tho Strongest
company In the world.
They issue tho most advantageous poll.
cics to property holders. Their policies arc
payable H. God Sterling Exchange or Ours
rcncy. Their PERMANENT policies are
among tho bcst Investments of sum of
money.
They pay AT ONCE IN PROOF OF LOSS
without deduction, and not, as usual, sixty
days after proof.
AL their policies arc signed by rcsideut
directors of tho Company whose indiyidunl
property Is hound for the risks taken, in nd :
dition to the enormous capital of Tho Com,
pany.
Their Agent for Ncwberry District Is .
July 4 800 .'-7e
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a Western cxchnngc says tho price Of
wheat Is destined to rule low this fall
Inc apPrchcnsions Of war in Europe
nAvo blown over. Tho crop is large. and
tho prospect Of grain throughout the
o!d country Is said to be excellent.
Ihe Southern market is better supplied
than usual, by homo production, and
California will ship wheat to Now York
and London In vast quantities. The
gre"t, question Of especial interest to the
people hereah"nts is when tho prico Of
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\ man who has worked for years in
The BronNlyn navy var! as machincs,,
has learned, in his leisure hours, to
S9eaS. rcai and write Hebrew, French,
German, Italian, and obtained Il thorough
SnoN's'iSe Of geology and botany. Out
.! his swings he has purchased library
Il twelve hundred volumes.
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MARRIED..

On the 2lst Of July 1869. by Row. j. NJ
Boyd, Mr.. Is 9 LrLas and Miss LOU SETz
LAE, all of Newberry, S. G.
On the 27'h July, by the samo. MrswAL.
TER SrNMNRs and Miss VICTORIA Hams
NIT, OF Newhcrry.
On the @a,h of July. by the same, Dr.. f.
N: >SfzLEs. formerly OF Ncwherry, and
Miss Mary lruNG OF Laurcns, S. c.
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Every ono should prepare well Cor n
turnip crop, says til" Walhalla Courier,
{ ard seed as largely as possible. TIC
effects Of scarcity Of brcadstuTs moy be
greatly abated by good crop Of ,his
vegetable. which Is probably tho quickest
md most profitable Of nll the root crops,
and requires less labor In its cultivation.
Apart from its value as n table vegetable,
II may DO madc to Subscrve the purpose OF
corn iD the fattcning Of hogs and win.
,tefing mich cows. - -,
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Tho County Treasurer hc.s us to notify
taxpayers that his books will DO closed on
Ist septsmIer, und TINT penalties will be
enforced against drlinquents.
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4 We: 'i''E took place near Dry Grove,
Mss. ts" days nee, in which the bride
att Sc'rr''y reached her tenth year. the
--no"l beir, over six tee, high aud thirty.
righ: 1earS age.
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sS >p:tlAL NorlcX.--To parties in want
q l'"rcS, Sa>he< and Blinds, we refer TO
he .'iverI;>enent Of p. +. ToALE. the large
manufacturer Of those coo'is in Charleston.
F''cc aSs furnished on application. .. ..
Jliy .2.an
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R. M00RWAN & CO.,
GIocers & Com, Merchants,
No. 2, MOLLOHON ROW,
IN THE TOWN OF NEwBERRY, o. Q.
Aug. 80 If. i.
A STANDARD HISTORY RY GEN. LEE.
A Work of National and Permanent Value.
Memoirs Of the War.
GEN. HENRY LEE, a... ...t
THOROUGHLY REvIsER, AND ANNOTATED nr
GEN. ROBERT E. LEE,
WHO HAS ADDED AN I'.

Entirely New Biography of his Father. l..
l ro'., octavo, GOO pages, with ne,o
Steel Portraits Of Gen. Henry Lee
and Gen. Nathaniel Greene beau
tyW Steel Engravings of "Marion
Crossing the Pedec," and the ",Sur-
render Of Corn'oallis )" and five
original Maps and Plans.
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TINENTAL HOTEL,

LAURENs G. IT,, S. G.
This establishment has been completely
furnished. and is now open for the accom-.
mod 'tion OF permanent md transient board
crs. Table well supplied. Rooms com.
Portable. Terms moderate
j. Y. IL. WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
Aug. d 80 If.
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.yton''g .,g. ,ne!li named j. G.. Creswcil,
5gl,o ruined I1 .5ladysef Edgcdcld District,
sonths Cnrnll1la,S35sras l't pursued by hor
or9tner , ,l,. " y lbe Upper part Of tho State
sa''d .'llcd. 81 ya'thali Republican.
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r. MOORMAN & CO..
Have been constituted Agents for
Brooks Portable Revolving
COTTON SCREW PRESS,

Ah1 take NTensNrc in calling the nttcn-
ton Of the Planters OF this section Of the
State, to what they believe to he the BEST
G OttOn Press
now offered 10 the Public. Drawings of
this Press may be seen, and al information
relating Ia it, may BIZ hail at ihcr stare in
the toxin Of NcA berry at any time. Plan
trrs desiring 10 procure these Presses nrc
invited to call early, rs it will require some
time 10 order them from the Factory
in Columbia, s. c.
August i ~ If.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Newbcrry Femalc Academy win 'resamo
exercises on Monday tho 10th inst. c T.,
We learn that Mr%. 0!?C Ohasoo has been
appointed q Magistrate for a Newberry.
This appointment willno doubt afford much
satisfac:ionto onr, people. Mr.. Chase can
DO found iG',he brick building between Mr..
=. Scott's and the Hotel Bar.
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On or before the first day Of October
next, 1869, promise 10 pny to ID.
Wyatt Aiken, Sec'ry Of the S Z. Agri.
cultural and Mechanical Society, Twcn.
ty Dollars, for value received.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-03-11

If onr readers do not think that II requires
nerve to edit newspaper ont West, let them
read this, tie experience Of zone Of them fel.
ler's," as told by himself. " One EVENING".
was moonlight, In tho summer time-we sa.
alone in the porch by tue cottage door, holding
that little white hand IN gentle pressure
one arm had stolen round her waste, and 81
lent song Of joy, like the music Of the night"
was on our soul. Our lips met in sweet de-
licious kiss. and bending softly TO her ear, we
whispered tale Of passionate devotion; we
proposed. IL moment she tore her hand
from ours, and with look Of iDeGable seorn,
said What marry an s,li.or1 You 81. on. =
We slid"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-03-11
II Depends on Circumstances.

Children are qualified blessings; but whether
altogether or only partly 50, they are necessary.
What sort Of pligh, should VIC reach 10
century or 50 wi.hou. them7 Pitiabls, no
doubt. Then let Us be kind 10 the young folks.
Let us recollect that we were once such, aud
likely enough, were jus: as noisy, rollickins,
nonssnsical, curlsh as any that sc sec about
us. and whom we are apt 70 ceusure as a nui-
sancc. Children are properly never nuisance,
though sometimes, as in case Of young gen
tleman and lady who Ike 70 be alone, they ap-
proach that style. The worst OF children at
such times is, they blab any little tokens Of IA
miliarity and affection which they observe
"Pa, l see Mr.. Ferguson kiss Aun. Mary lots
in the parlor !" or Aunt Mary had her arm
around Mr. Ferguson'S neck, aud kindred ex-
pressions, though true enough, are not pleasant
to be nOised abroad by Stentorian lungs
Slightly nuisance then, possibly, but rarely
otherwise.