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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-09

WILLIAM \. BELL & CO.,
~ No. 900 MAIN STREET,
have lust opened large additional supplies o.
goods Tor ladies' wear purchased in person., such
JAPANESE CLOTHS, LEN0s,
CHIN ESE LINENS. MOHAIRS,
BLACK IRON GRENADINES, all grades
PT-RE SILK HERNIA NJ and GRENADINES,
DIAMOND SILK GRENADINES,
EMBROIDERED GRENADINES, some very
choice; ara
Also, n large assortment Of
PURE LLAMA LACE POINTS,
on consignment and cheaper than al any time this
scason. Also, ,
Choice STYLES of LAWNS and PRINTS,
PTRCALE and JhCCONET ROBES, great bar
gains c,rr,> corro>-S,. ,e., .
Superior a. 81 CACHED COTT0NS at IS;
one case Id Arkwrish BLEA CHED COTTOEs
2oc., very low With = full stock Of
LINENS ORGANIZES,
CASSIMERES, DRlLLINGS,
TOWELS, NAPKINS, DOfL1ES.
TABLE DAMASkS, &c, &C.
je 8-lw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-09

STATE C0NsERv ATlvE COMMITTEES
RICHMOND, June 8, 1869.
The following canya$sers have been APP
pointed:
Stafford coun!y.-J ohm I. Goodrich.
Caroline c0unty.-ColOnel l.. W. Allen.
P0rhGiGn county.-Wiiliam Royal.
DIT Ldrve.-Coloncl Marmaduke Johnson.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-09

Commenting upon paragraph which ap
pcarcd in this paper few Gays ago, the
Petersburg Times asks j: .u.......
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-09
DasSOLTTTONS, &c.

D7sSOLTTE0SS, &c.
CO-PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED.
I The firm of BOSSIEUX s co. was dissolved
on Nav Is 1850. by the withdrawal OF W. 4. PAGE.
The business win he continued by the remaining
partners under the style OF BOSSIEUX 4 Co,
who alone authorized 10 settle the affairs or the
former firm.
We are prepared now, Is we always have been,
TO do ell kinds Of hauling, aud Will he thankful for
all orders which win be attended to promptly.
ONCE, ShockOe Warehouse Front.
EDMOND BOSSIEUX,
CYRUS BOSSIEUX,
IL 4-eOd5t ROBERT W. COLLIER.
DARTNERSHIP.-D f. J. MOSELEY
1 has this day become SPECIAL PARTNER
in the GROCERY AND COMMISSION BISl-
NESS heretofore conducted by me. Mr.. Is. 7.
ARCHER remains with the house, and sUlicts for
IL the patronage Of his friends. j. Is. KIDD.
RICHMOND, VA, June l. l-6s. Jc3-6
HO-PARTSERSHIP.-We, the under
" signed have this day entered Int" co-pArtncr-
ship. and will In future conduct the WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL CHINA, GLASS, AND
EARTHESWhRE BUSINESS ut the iron-lront
building 1896 Main street, under the style or &. &.
GARY & BROTHER.
us individually, we solicit for the new firm the
favor or our friends and the public: l..
THOMAS K. GARY.
June lst, 1869. Jcl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-09

FRONT BRAIDS,
CURLS.
u'ICS
TOILET ARTICLES.

I AIT DE NIOLETTES; or, MILK OF
lIVIOLETS--a genuine French preparation, and
lust introduced In this country The most exquisite
and elegant article for ladies' toilet use In re-
fr,.shug and reproducing healthy and beautiful
complexion Il has no equal. For sal" ny
J.. " AGSER, Druggist,
Ic o--ol+ corner Sixth and Broad streets.
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=, : .s,..rr .sp ONO RAIIao1p.-The

CHEsArsAYE AND Ono RAfLRoA The
Wheeling Tstelltgencerssays ssThe propo-
,"sition of certain rich capitalists to put
!" 80. 100000 in the Chesapeake and Ohio
s"rairoad so as to complete and equip 1t has
"been accepted, and work has been actively
".begun on the western division from Scarey
"crcek to Ccrcdo.' The work may have
been commenced rs stated. but we doubt
the rest of this statement. ..----
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IfHEAP WOOD, CHEAP WOOD.-I
7 have hist received another boat-load of hist
cheap PINE WOOD. which / am stu selngto
the public for $3.50 per cord delivered a. 81 in
the yard. Better can early at 9l5 Basin bank. be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets.
apS i. n. PACE, Agent.
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Jane lst, 1869.
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WHITE GOODS.
SWISS and ORGASDIE MUSLINS,
JACCONETS. CAMBRICS.
PLAIN and PLAID NAIESOOKS,
IRISH LINENS,
iILLOW-CASE LINENS,
TOWELS, NAPKINS,
TABLE DIAPER,
90 pieces WHITE LINEN DIAPER Al 81, =. so
and S3-grcat bargains.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-03
An unfortunate
Clergyman.

We have received thc Ocala (Florida)
journal, by John G. Rcardon.
We have received tho Mercury's fare.
well to its patrons. Vivimus IN poStcris.
The "bahy crop" in Now York last
week amounted to 1924.
Bolivia has standing army consisting
Of captain aud ten men. '...
a student has been turned out OF
Cornwcll University for lying.
The members Of tho Rhode Island Leg.
iSlnturc get 81 per day each, and their
session rarely lasts over week.
Asa Packer IS ono Of Pennsylvania 5
solid men, and said to bo worth $2G, ,00O,,
600.
/, Jennie Juno writes to a Chicago pnper
that sho believes IN model wivos, aud is
herself. ....,.Hg s'.4
LARGE SALE or SoUUn CAROLINA
LANDS. Tho New York Herald says
"Thomas II. Agncw, Of this city, has re
Gently purchased S.700 acres Of land In
Edgefleld County, South Carolina, near
Aiken" >''.">'.
General Wade Hampton has beer
elected President Of tho Savings Bank
recently organized IN Columbia.
WIN. G. Mayes. Esq, Of Nowberry !.
one Of the directors.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-03
The Iron Clad Onth,

A bill Ia now before the House cos,
mittce on reconstruction, providing for
tho appointment Of Postmnstcrs in such
places where nobody will swear ahc iron
clad or test oath. The bill was intro.
luccd by Mr. Norris. aud it provides,
that it must bo clearly shown to the
Postmaster General, that "no person can
be procured to act rs Postmaster Tor such
Office" and rs thc,c are many places
Whcro no ono can bc found with the
proper requisite, TINT is q stomach of
cast iron, copper fastened and bound,
and capable Of holding this dctcstablc
oath, the Post Office is in no little qnan.
dary about it. In this emergency the
department. applies to Congress, anu ~" II"
Norris flies to the relief. The remedy is
almost as bad rs the disease, and to give
relief an amount Of swearing is to bc
done, which is positively shocking to the
morality Of this nineteenth century. All
tho inhabitants Of each and every place
80 Circumstanccd, are TO be asked to
swear the ".bomination" and tnkc the
Post Office. Upon refusal, another oath
will bc required TINT none Can or will
swear che ir"n-clal, md all these oathS
Are TO he preserved on fiIc by the United
States. Then The Postmaster is allowed
and required to appoint some loyal per.
Eon to said Office. The New York Eve.
ming Post, suggests that rcpcnl of the
oaih would solve all the difficulty ut
once, and hnd Mr.. Norris introduced u
bill 10 that effect instead Of the other
thing so full Of oaths, he would have
been looking to the country's good.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-03
''Churoh OF the STRANGERS, York.


Visitors to tho city Of Now York arc In.
Formed that thoy will find Divine Service
every Sunday, In tho Largo Chapel Of tho
University, Washington Square. at 10i A.
NJ, and at7s, 2. .M. Tho evening scrylco in
Summer, is at 8o'clocS, Wavcrly Place,
immediately North Of tho Now York Hotel,
out Of Broadway. runs West to Washington
Square, on tho East side Of which Is tho Uni>
versiIy. Tho entrance to tho church Is the
main door Of tho University. University
Place cars run from tho door Of tho Fifth
Avenue Hotel, to tho door Of the Church.
From tho st, Nicholas and Metropolitan,
tako tho cars corner Broadway and Broomc ,
leavc at Waycrlcy Place. mud 60 Wost ono
block. At the Astor llouso tako University
Place cars. lcavo at Wnvcrlcy Place, and 60
West ono block. Strangers will find cordial
welcome, and polite attention.
Tho Pastor is Rev. DR.. DEEMS, who de-.
votes himself to the spiritual Interests Of
strangers. It my DO sick, let them address
him II note by mail. rs Pastor ofthc Church
of tho Strangers, N. Y" and it will rclcli
him. Tho ladies who compose tho "Socie.
ty of the Sisters Of tho Stranger" procure
medical legal, and spiritual help for strnn
gers In pcrplcxity, distress or sickness. Ad.
dress, "Sistcrs Of tho Stranger" caro- Rcy.
DR.. DEEMS, N. Y.
IF you arc coming to New York soon, cut
this ont and paste 1t in your memorandum
book.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-03

AT q meeting or the Bnr Of Newbclrv,
held on 2nd day Of Ma'ch, 1869, Col. S.
Fair was called to the Chair and Benson
NJ. Jones appointed Secretary.
Y. j. Pope, Esq, stated the object Of
the meeting. md introduced the follow.
ing resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas. it hath pleased an allwi>c
God to remove by death, fiom our ci, Gle,
our brothor aud associate ut the Bar,
Samuel r. Chapman; md whereas we
deem il privilege to ho enabled TO Join
in the sorrow felt by his large circle of
relations and fiicpds for his nntimely
death:
Resolved, That while VIC bow with
resignation to tho chasliScmrnt Of Him
who doclh all things well we nrc filled
with deep sorrow ut the death Of our
friend, who pnSsrsScd SO many traits Of
character and mind to cndc&r him to rs
that we will ever cherish kind yecnlrc.
| ton Of his modest but manly hrai ing,
his pure character, his many virtues and
his high mental qualities.
Resolved. That in rendering our sym.
pnlhies to his afflicted family, We assure
them Of our very warm appreciation ol
him as brother Mt tho Bar; aud our
deep sorrow ut the death of ono who
cvinced so much PROMISE and usefulness
in tho future.
Resolved. That MS mark Of our ,c-
spect these resolutions be published in
tho Newherry Herald, md copy bc
furnished his family, and that they be
presented by tho Chairman of the meet.
ing. to tho Court with the request that
they 10 entered upon its minutes.
Benson NJ. JONES, SIMEON FAIR,
Secretary. Chairman
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-03
Cold Contracts,

The Supreme Court Of the United
States in its recent decision, rs to the
validity Of contracts made payable in
,gd'l, has been received with much salis.
faction throughout the country. The fol.
lowing is the sense Of tho opinion dc.
.)ivcred 10y Chief Justice
ain the ahscncc Of my specific con.
tract for the payment Of coin, legal tender
notes may bc sufficient tender, but il
IL clear TO the Court that express con
tracts for the pnymcnt Of coined dollars
>coD only be satisfied by the payment o
coined dollars. They al G not debts whic'
may be satisfied by The tender Of Treas
ury notes"
The Now York Evening Post, the great
adv0ento of free trade and hard money
regnrds this decision rs Of tho highcs,
Importance. 1t Is more sweeping than
an net Of Congress making gold con
tracts lcgnl, because it sustans such con.
tracts whether allendy mntio or to he
mndc, while such an net could only take
ctfoct upon those hereafter made. II
opens tic way for every man who will
to transact his own business on n rca
sStnndard of vulue, instrnd Of fluctualing
currency. 1t marks by Car the most i'm
tp"rtant step yet taken by tho nation i,
raho way towards specie payments. FpI
Ut yindic9tcs for tho coined dollars Of til,
United States tho c,oractcr Of money
and 1t Is safe to affirm TINT no attempt
Will ever again ho made, to tnko thn
~chgERcter from them.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-03

mixed this up rather sadly, but as we so sei-
dom get al Invite to wcddiDg or iufair. and
SEQ SO llttlc Of tho good things -of life.
tho reader Will excuse us this tl1e n no dc.
Rart from the Irognlnrrnles of composition.
| The above too Is only dfgrcssiye, as we sot
out on q weather article, ,,and fottgettlng Of
tho track, again ask pardon. tSY65 5did have
gQod timo though, and must toll Of Il, and
were particularly struck WITH the perfor-
inance OF q young man who came near cat-
ingsomebody else's share 0f Quicken pie,
besides vast assortment Of other things
Wo thought the RTt Of "gastronomy'uoric
In him, and wondered IL his mothcr knew
Ee was out Oh, tho length and breadth OF
that young mans stomach, angels and mfn>
listers of grace, take care Of him, dIrcct his
wandering footsteps. and keep him from. too
many infnirs, lest he suddenly die and some
woman fnil In getting tho Job to do his
cooking 'AftOr thanking Subscriber Is. G.
for our part of his dinner. we reSumeby re-.
peating TINT the sun rose clear, undlmmcd by
IL cloud ana hope sprang up that faIr weather
might he looked for. II had turned cold
too, cold as an icicle, colder than II Ind been
since christmas. but alas. tho promise was
fleeing, aguin II rained, and again It blew.
ma ., to enp tho climax,s On Thursday night
therc came a slight steet, followed during
the after part OF The 'Ifgllt, by pretty fair
Sprink ling OF snow, which completely coy.
cred the ground by morning. Such Wcathorl
change nuy he Looked for when pleasant
weather comcS--till then, our advice js to
keep warm aud out Of tho vet as much as
possible.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-03
For tic llcrull.I

MEsSns. EpIToR<-l have had the mis-
fortune recently Of being called OF qnilc
often to perform marringe ceremonies,
nearly II dozen. since Christmas. To
mnrry FOUR Of the gallant young swanS
Of our District. ! rode, in tho rain
aud through tho mud, ono of the
ronahcst horses IN tho country, ovEI,
ONE HUNDRED MILES, lost six days, nearly
ruined Il suit Of clothes, suffered, by cx-
posnrc, with rheumatism, aud for al!
this, received ONE DOLLAR.
Judge, then, Of my happiness, whcn !
saw in your last issue, Mrs. Hobbs sen.
siblc letter.
am truly glad to find tho indies, al.
ways truc to any just cause, interesting
themselves, in n matter that certainly
needs 10 be exposed and which is giving
the clergy so much anxiety.
IL Mrs. Hobbs will consent to lecture
on the subject, will hire her q house
keeper, arrange tho programme, furnish,
her conveyance, boar ail tho expenses
aud give her all tho proceeds. 1t vii
pay me to 90 it. I will mako her nc.
qnaintance, and If she consents to lee
turc, will mnko tho appointment.
through the Herald. IL she is too mod
! est to lecture. we will make her a purse
il size will writo for your paper. This
however, will not answer our purpose
us those who do not pny fees, do no
take your paper
Something must be done.
An unfortunate
Clergyman.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-03
EXohangeB.

LIZ PETIT MEssAaEH, ngain graccs our
table, and tho present numbcr-sfurci- is
supcr, In its highly colorcd and elegant
fhshioa plates, AMI useful Patterns. those
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with 1t, rs well they mny be; aud it needs
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Wo acknowledge receiving the first COPY
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lifiy cents year. A gluncr ut its cnu,nns
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10 painters, nnd valuable in hints to those
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Certainly, brighter than cvor comes Our
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ana young people that Yc huvc cx lmincd
there Is mono that has the variety, spirit and
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District Court Of the United States
For the District of South Carolina. In R,nt.
ruGtcy In the matter ofJAS1ES IL. BLEXsE
-lIaukrupt o"
1'y whom n Petition for Adjudication Of Rank.
rupiey Wrs was fled on the 3ist day Of December,
fhts is to give notice that on the lat d.v ~
March: 1860, warrant IN Bankruptcy was issusd
9Gains n;ina tue Estate of James H. Blease Of tho
District of Edgelcld and State Of South Caroi,na
who has been adjudged a Bunkrnnt on Ut%. ~.
ONT own petition: That the payment Of any debts
ana I'LL lnI = delivery Of any property belonging
transfer of 1ny property by him, are forbidden
Dy iaw; and that a meeting of the Creditors Of
sa1d bankrupt, TO prove their debts, and fo
choose one Or more Assignees of bis estate. viii
ot oe % nero at court Of Bankruptcy, to DO holden
o. sro nGw9erty Court ilonse South Carolina, bo-
lore y. q. JAEGER, Registrar, on the Goth Nv ~
March, d. l86o Mt IL O'Clock, III! N"' "
j. T.. NJ EPPING.
U. S Marshall. as Messenger
,,.o Per A. =. FiPRn,
hi"f'" o' Dci'ty MeescnG GeY
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-03
M. P. ALBRITTON.

would respectfully say to the cttizens, that I
have just received very largo and We'll scie6t-
cd stock ot Spring Goods. consisting III part of
DRY GOOOS, VIZ. Prints, SheetinasR a, d
sshirtiDss fats' and Caps for Ladies Gents and
ALSO, a largo lot Of Hardware and Crookery,
Boots pnd Shoes, Saddles, Harness, Brides, 30.
Cofiees, Teas, Halasses, 20. w
ALSO, q fine assortment Of Drugs, together
WITH @ @splenasaida saa,lo stock Of Of LtqaoIs. Bfamdys,
60.
Ny Stock Is complete and want all my
friends aud customers, as we'll rs every one else
who can fud it convenient, to come forward
and see my stock, for l am certain thut ! oan
sell" III. u. ALDRIrTON.
Maroh 8 8 IT, = -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-03
Tho LegiBloture.

Il still in session, with vast amount
Of unfinished business yet before it, md
nc. wonder, Tor a lazicr set Of reps tho world
never saw. About thrco hours day il
seemingly devoted 10 work-tho rest to
special eojoymcnts. The constitutional
struclure, said to be q I'AsDk from Massa.
ehusc,ts, ono from Ohio, several from
Vermont, with one broad beam from
Africa. isa snug machine. The last broad
bsam is the strongest ,pIank Of aH.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-03
Scaling old Debts--Actiono Of the Anderson Bar

:.SealingD Debts-Action Of the Anderson Bar.
A meeting OF tn. Bar was held at An.
derson, Oh the adjournment Of Court, the
purpose being to pay a t,ibutc 10 Judge
Or, which was done in very compli
nlcn,ary rmanncr. The whole proceed
iings were Interesting, but we extract
only hefoliowing very important rcso
sutton, and commend it to spccul notice
land tho example ,of Juries rs worthy
'of adoption:
Resolved. Tint tho members of the
!!sar at Anderson not, only acquicsco H.
hncheartisy endorse and commend ,h,
humane and jntlicious course adopted b,
the Juries nj this Term of the Court il
scaling old debts according to tho circum
stances Of each case, believing that /
will promote the prosperity and happi
ness of the whole people, and we earnest
~ recommend creditors to follow thi
noble example.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-03
BInrcl, 8 0 st..
District Court of the United STATES

District Court Of the United States.
For the District of Sou'h Carolina. IN thu
matter Of David F. Subor- Bankrupt,
by whom Petition for Adjudication Of
Bankruptcy wns filed on the Goth day OF
Decembcr, \ D 1868 In said Court.
This u TO give notice, that on tha 1st dav
of March, ! D 1860, a Warrant in Bank,
rnpisy ,'T was issued ngainst tho estate Of Da>
VIA F. Subcr: of Ncwbcrry c II, In tho Dis
trlct of Nowberry, and State
Ina, who Inns been ndjudggda Bankrufjta jatH, On
MS own Petition: that thg$paymcnt, of INV nv
debts md delivery of any property belong,
ing 70 said Bankrupt, to him or for his use.
ana ar !he transfer Of any property by him arc
forbidden ny Law; that meeting Of the
Creditors OF the said Bankrupt.to pioye their
debts. nnd 10 choose ono or moro Asstgneaa
OF his esinte, will be held at Co,,st ~
Bankruptcy. to be holden at Newbcrfv g II
5 G, before G: G, Jaeger. Registrar, On The
Newberry. '' ~
j. p NJ. EPPING,
U. s. Marshall as MESSENGER.
Per 4. p. pIFER, Dept Mes.
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NEWBERRY, S. G.
Wednesday Morning, March 8, 1869.
HpeoiA.

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may be, and will bring to town quito q
number perhaps Of our regular and If.
regular subscribers, some Of tho first OF
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tho latter Of tho class who trust to chance
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daily fnvitc tho ono and tho other to
come .pp77tos renew and subscribe. Do
not forget it while IN town. Parties in.
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Masonic.

Signct Chapter No. 10, Of Royal Arcl,
M"sons, hold their regular monthly Convo.
cation on Monday night next, the 8th inst.
at O'Clock. Companions will assemble
promptly, Ms business Of importance will be
trapsucled.
By order Of the N. +. II. p. =.
March r. II. GRENEKER, Sec'y.