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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-10

OUR NEW ORLEANS CORRESPOND
ENTs have both failed us this week,
and we miss their favOrs muchiy.
The big Fair has doubtless engrossed
their time and attention. Perhaps
we may hear from them in reference
to that affair next week. Our friend
wX X X" being rather of the
straight jacket persuasion, may not
"mix in" with that miscellaneous
crowd. Well, if he don't, he can
give us some jotti4gs about those
that do. His letters have not only
been pronounced tx X X" but
fourth proof!
Our old friend "Chyrrh " must not
forget us.
n. B.-Since tile above was in typo
y" Chvrrh has come. Hung tire.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-10
Die D.

In this place the night of the End inst OF con
sumption, Mrs MAMMA BARRING ROY, relct of the
late Richard b arlington.
The subject of this notice born in Charlotte "
c. Oct 2lst, 1901 She this State when twelve
year of age and has lived in this community from that
time to. her death She dutfn danGht AN uf
fsconae sister devoted wife and mother and faith
fil friend, She was acceptable member Of the NJ
T. Church for years. and died in the truu h OF
its holy principles Hers was useful life and long
will her many of kindness be remembered by this
commuu ty. On Sunday morning her funeral was
preached by Rev IL IL. Montgomery. in IN eloquent
and impressive manner, n large and attentive audi
ence after which her remains followed their
last resting place by large OF friends and
relativce
Thou art gone to the grave, but will not deplore
thee
Tho"gl sorraws and darkness encompass the tomb,
The Savior has passed through its portals before thee
And tho lamp Of his love Is thy guide through the
gloom.
Thou art to the grave, but ere wrong deIlore
thee,
When God was thy ransom thy guardian and guide;
He gave thee, and took thee and soon will restore thee
Where death has no sting since the Savior has died
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-10

- Get yong sSilyer-Plated Ware at
Clark 4 Baldwin's.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-10

CANTON STEAM MII.L.-Messrs.
Jones & Stewart have their mill in
fine running order, and will grind
every day ~ the week, Sundays ex-
sz,utpd. fse., 80 i-.r' ..s
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-10

Get your Tumblers ut Clark &
BaldNin's at soc. a set.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-10

.mA.Jsn received at TuSsrALr Il BaLp-
eriss, .Nsv Spring doOds--Mozambiques
Lissh Lavus, Bsreges, White Goods, Kid
-Glo'sss-frsosh. o.lieoes, Handkerchiefs,
Hosiery, ADD the best lot Of Ladies aud
-Aisss' shSss ssssf ssssghts s rrh sm.sk.,-
A. At The issst cash tt.ca eu
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-10
To the Public.

In consequences of damages Sus-
tanned by removal from the late fire,
we offer many of our goods at such
reduced prices as to be an object to
the purchaser. We have wall paper,
oil shades, uomadeS, pe:fumery, sta
tlonery and Il great variety of other
articles, damaged only IN heir exterior,
which we Will sell at half, or less
than half, OF the original cost. We
have also on hand the very best table
and pocket cutlery which we offer
very cheap. Call and see us, and we
promise that you shall not be disap-
pointed in your expectation of find
inc
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-10

r. H. Gould, Agent Of -Etna and
Hartford ms. Co.'S:
With much pleasure we acknowl.
edge the payment by the Hartford
and -Etua ms. Cos, of our respcc-
tive claims for damages caused by
the removal of our stock of goods at
the fire Oh the 2Gth March. 1869.
MOSBY & RICHRADS,
I'nnIIIn 4 N & 10
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-10
RAILROAD ARRANGEMENTS.
N. o.. J. & G.. u. X. x.


AUbsat d TT q al Z TN = u atET
7 ErTERS OF administration ou the estate
IL Of JOSHUA r. HULL, deceased. bay-
ing been granted 10 the undersigned nv the
Probate Court Of Madison county, Mississfp>
pi, Mt the February term 1851 thereof;
Notice is therefore hereby given to all per
sons indebted to said estate to come forward
and make payment; and all persons having
claims against said decedent ere required TO
probate the same in the manner and within
the time prescribed by law or they will be
forever barred.
L 6 BULL. hdm'1
March &. leG3 ot1
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-10

Amount of Dividends TO Policy i
Holders slos, 90
Losses adjusted and due
Losses adjusted and not due
Losses unadjnsted
Losses in suspense awaiting far
ther proof 1914 %
All other claims against the Com
pany--estimated O00O 90
Total Liabilities, exclusive of Cap
ital Stock and reinsurance re-
served fund, 1850 co
The greatest amount insured in
amy one risk 10000 0c
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-10

-eso',To ..eEaxRK x BALDwtN's,
for beautiful PARLoR. VASES. 8.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-10

FOR STAPLE GOODS, Mt New York
prices, go Immediately
:. N. B. HEsDoRFFER.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-10
IANDREDH'S SEEDS,
10 600 RApLRa

Shdktr Seeds, and Onion Sets
ALL FRESH from the growers.
Don't fan to call soon, rs the" first
choice" is an item worthy of CON
slderatlon. Jan. 30-tf
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-10
To Gardeners.

We advise all persons DESTROYS of
having good gardens for the coming
spring aud summer, to call immcdi.
ately at MrSsrS. CaSscll & Baughn's
and make their selections. They
have a gerry large and choice lot of
the finest seed all specially adapted
to this section. The assortment ,m.
braces the following popular valie-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-10

~eet Jour China at Clark s Bald
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-10
Local Intelligence.

SATURDAY. april 10, 1850.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-10

April ;, 1863 2n.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-22
TIC Great Pictorial ANIMAL.

llnSicttcr'S United States Almanac for
lo!u TOR distribution, GRATIS, throughout
inc Unlea States AMI nll civil Zed countries
hi me western Hemisphere, will br pnbljsb>
cu ABOUT the first OF .)naulry, unl an wbo
Wish to Understand the tine philosophy OF
health >honld read aud ponder the v,luublr
suggestions il contains. IN addition To nm
:ifliIIrahc medical treatise on the c,usrs
prevention AND cure of II great variety of
diseases. II embraces IL large amount OF in>
formation Interesting to the ne, chant. 1bc
i1cch 'ntc, The miner, the farmer, ;hc plan,
Yer, ana professional man; and tho c,lruIn-
tons Il 'rc been made for Sncl, mcri,Iians and
iatilu les as are most suitnba for II corrcrt
il'il comprehensive Na,i,nli Calendar.
lhc nature, uses, anil extraordinary san j.
tnrr effects OF 1[DSrErrER'S STOMACH
Isl lfRS. The staple tonic and Alternative of
more Than linlt tho Chri>ti,m " orlL, arc fully
set f":ih III Its pnGcS, which nc also tn,cr>
spcrscd with pictorial illustrations, yuluublc
recipes for ihc ho, Hho!u aud farm hnmor-
ous ar ccdotcs, nn,t other instructive and
amusing reading matter. orls inal and select,
Cd. Among the Annals to appear with the
opening OF the year. This will be ono OF the
most lSctnl. and may bG had for tho asking
Hcnu Tor copies to The Central Manufactory.
ar lIttSnmrg, rh Or to tho nearest dealer in
llOSTETFER'S STOMACH BTTrERS. Thc
M Isl irIERS arc sold in every city, iown and
village, and are extensively Il scu throughout
the entire civiiz I'll world
Dee 8 .iS-1m
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-22
Ihe New York lIcrnld--tho world IN min.
iaturc-by Jamcs Gordon lIcnnott. Weekly

The New York lIcrnld--tilo world IN min.
inturc.by james Gordon Dcnnott. Weekly
paper, So per annum. ''
And "Hcarth and Home" We mover talxo
up " py,of Hearth and llomc thnt It docs
not cllAfnl ms by its! strength, purity md
beauty Df thought. There Is 50 much in It to
suoduo tho asperiIlcs, chas,en tho better son.
timents mud clcyato tho mind. Thnro aro
single articles. IN ovcry fSSno which If rend
with oarneitncsSs, are worth mnuy times tho
cost of II years sub .cripi:on. Willie wo
would offsr orr humble mcdc Of praise TO tho
numerous and hriIlnnt list Of writer's j0r
Hearth and Il0mc-~ writer's who vigorously
trench Upon every domain OF thought, IN tic
great physical world. IL relates TO Htcrn.
turc, nrt, science. and all their coIIuicynIs
we wonld esprcinlly say word for those of
IT'S writer's who skim tho very cream of tho
Dcnutiful current Of homc-iio anu send ont
ncw truths and bonutics to atlorn, snnclify
md Hume Tho Socful circle. The present
numbcr tsnccompamicd Is by tho prise song (sct
to music,l Of tho Hearth and Home. The
pnpcr IS mn illustrated rural, literary and
inmtiy weekly, Of 10 largo handsome PAGES.
edited by Donald G. Mitchell, assisted by nm
n5lo corps OF associates IN all departments.
"i9Ets copies ST.; i'ette"gi, bates anI Co.
publishers, No. 81 Park Row, N. Y.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-22
NEWBEI}RY FEM ALR
AGADN,McY.
a. T. riFEls. NJ. A., Principal.
MI FANNIE LEAVELL. Ass,.,...


VIE next session of this SfJrOOr. ~.,,,
Il begin on tho first Tuesday In .Ianns,x
a. D., 1870. The Scholastic year viii hc ii,'
@ viaed into two sessions Of 20 wcoks zach
Win vacation Of two months in tho S"n,''
lows: - Nv "'ehS as Iol'
writing and Arithmotic tic. =. .... ar, m
=, Junior Class--AIodorn Gooa rsnhv 7'o'o"
tnSllSi Grummor. nnd Including abovn Az m
r, Senior Class-Physlcnl and Hnciont SAo'"
Geography, History, Ment9i phiioso.
phy,, Rnctorfc. Composition, Latin.
Greek, Algebra, Geometry ,1rigonomel
try, Natural Philosophy, Cfcmistryl
and including above. ......,..... Soh M
Ono halfiho tuition m,fst ihyurlabIy bn nniS
IN advance and tho remainder at tho end OF
each Session. No reduction mado cxcopt In
caSoS OF prolonged Illness. ~, -,
French. German, Spanish and DIusfc viii
20 taught by competent masters Mt moderate
ratcs. p0rtcnlar attention will bo Riyon to
;y tho study Of the English Language aud Com
For further information apply to
Coi. > FAIR, Pres. Board Trustees.
=, >. L. BOOZEK, Sec. Board Trustees or
the Undersigned at N.wbcrry, S. G.
~Dcc %, 5o-tf f'''' r''"c'pa''
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-22
Exemption OF Manufacturers from Stato Tax.
atiOn

Tho policy Of cxcmpting manufacture
crs from State taxation, MS recommended
ny the Governor, Is, We lhsnk g,od
tdea, and one tlht must result IN trvcl.
oping the vasl resources Of the State, in =.
definitely enhancing lis wealth, matcri.
ally inc' casi"g its pnpla,inn, and assist.
tug IN establishing its political ond cou.
Mercinl in.cglitv.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-22
DISTINGUISHED Hr<IToRs FROM Ara,

DISTIHGCISmED Ef$lToRs FROM Ar.u 49,.
Tw" Bom!.ay merchants, Mr.. Mool;.c
!hnckcrscr, ltin'lon. aud Mr.. Toolsiias
J"daWce, Bra'smin, arrived in our sity
yesterday from Savannah, and took rooms
at the Charleston Hotel. Upon their
arrival they were tho "obsrrvcl Of all
observers" and excited The special ut.
tcntinn OF The uarkey walters about The
Hoteh who were ut a loss to understand
the courtrSicS which visitors received, us
dark Ms themselves. but tho visitors
tcaturcS arc OF q different cnste, and their
hair perfectly straight. Bombay, from
whence they camr, is city Of million
inhabitants, bordering on tho Arabian
Sea, anil fifteen hundred miles from
Calcutta, with climatic much warmer
thnn Charleston.
IhHckers"y is n Barrian or merchant
ol caste. Jatla,.ce is n Rrahmin Of tho
priest caste, who nre forbidden to cat
anything that has Grcathc,l tho breath of
ilte, or I" touch anything polluted by the
hands OF an inferior caste, or even bv
the shadow "f n passing man, to d,ink
water Tia. has not been drawn in their
own vessels, consc1ur nlly lie 'has los t
caste, and on his return to his native
cnuntry will ho outcaSt from among the
Brahmins. But MS he is wealthy he will
care little about this. Both Of tho viSi.
tors are dressed in European style, will,
tho exception Of handsome Turkish caps,
and arc possessed Of pleasing features.
Our reporter had the pleasure of m in.
tcrvIew with these distinguished visitors
an'i loun them very pleasant in convcr.
Sal''n aud very communicative. They
speak our lansnagc very correctly and
very lntrlligenlly. Both are engaged in
the purchase and sale Of cotton IN BON.
bay, and arc on tour Of inspection
through the cotton growing States. Mr.
lharkcrScy expressed himself very high.
y pleased with the cities antl sections OF
the country which ho has thus fa,
visited, and speaks in high terms Of tho
attention pail them everywhere. liz
was cnrlnnS to know if there were many
X "'ical:' in the city, md on being told
that South Carolina was the home of-thc
nogr" wanted to know il wo had col.
"rcd Governor. They bear letters OF in
production to some of our leading morch
ants. ami will remain in tie city for srv.
crai days. charleston Courier
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TRUTH IS STRANGER THAN rtcr1oN.-
ANY one Is at liberty TO believe The following
"nf candor compcls us to suy thnt it mny be
received with allowance:
farmer who was pcstcrcd with crows hit
upon thc plum OF soaking some corn in whis-
Key aud plncing 1t in tho fell so tlnt the
crows would get drunk and then lie coultl
close on them. After soaking some corn nil
night he puta bountiful supply in The field
carry next morning, and IN about two hours
nc went out to sec how things were progress
'hS' hnd mark what followed. Ono old crow.
'l'''' larger than the rest had gathered up
anu taken possession Of all tho soaked corn,
ma had built himself Il bar out of some clods
o' earth and was retailing the whiskcy soaked
corn to the other crows, charging them three
grains Of sproutcd corn for one soaked grain.
Tic hIdn't tho gall TO kill creatures that nctcd
50 much like human beings.
And tEen add tho following:
\ gentleman In our nctgbborhoud, aston.
,She'i at The backwnrdncss Of his potato GRO !,
llad the ground examined by a most Gym.
r'ehced judge. 1t was discovered thnt Tho
i,matoeS were short sighted and couldn't src
d., ''' ,"o"Sh .uo ooI Attcf DRESSING
Inc gr"undwith II libcra supply of spcctnclcS
our friend was rewarded by seeing the tubrrS
g'owing like winking. '"''''
There arc moro things In hcnvon o,,
",r'l tlian nrc drcampt Of in our ph,osn.
ply. ' F''''oSo-
"tlcnlion Is calied to School no. leo Of Rev. ~
II. inpc. 4
We are pcasosl to 500 That Prof pifer bns bcc,
elected principal OF tho Ncwbcrry Fcm,,e ,oo.
DENY. See cnrt'.
ID. Amick again has his shuglc ont. will,
ew goods. vim
A' Foot has a inrgo and elegant assortmen, Of
reasonable goods.
nr. IL. l'aor, Importer Of, and Wholesale md
re'ail dcnler In, choice drugs, chemicals hc
number l3i Meeting street, Charleston. 8. q
DENTISTRY .-~Dr II. y. Whalcy,s card m.
pears III another column. Dr.. Whalcy bason nv
Perlenco of twelve years in tho prac tjcc of n.
procession and Is no doubt prepared to do uooI m
and truu work. wv h'o"
FLAVoRIEG ExrnAors.--Dr. Mci,,o.,
VIII please accept OUR thanks for a nockooo
OF hghly concentrated Aayorlng cxtroo'a
said extracts aro put up by tho doetor, onI
'ney arc fresh, puro aud strong,
"o call attention to 1Tr:. j. N. Robson,o -,
IN thi' iss,tc, by which It will be soen fin, hn
ready TO supply farmers with Dausl,,s Raw Row.
snper-phospho:o Of Limo. This manure I. ,,,s,,
y recommended, and formers camot do he,tor
th@h ORDER supply Of II.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-22

sroLt, "kDn & Co.-Wc invite attention to
n mo 0a,a OF tic above wcH known Charleston
firm AIessrs Stoll, Webb e. Co., are nrcnoroa
to servo tho wholesale trado most occon,nI,,,.
which '"n bo learned by opening business
relations with thcm
Dr. }. j.. Dapray. surgeon dentist who -
well known to many of our. readers, hnvtnr
,oSlooo nerc during tho war, 1t will bo socn
Dy card IN another column, has located at
NO. 207 King ST., Charleston, whero he will
oo p'oascd to SEQ any Of his friends from tho
interior, who may wish his services.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-22
South Carolina Monumont Association


Women OF South Carolina, there mods M
urgent appeal to your sympathics IN causo
SO sacred as that which we now undertake.
The great tide Of atlvcrsity which has swcnt
over our unhappy land, has hitherto stiflc,l
effort IN this direction; but not, therefore
nave our hearts ceased to beat for tho plorl
ons dcad. Scarcely Is thcrc one among H.,
"hosc thought does not, on tho first mcu-
ton OF our object, turn ut once, with loving
affection, to somo grave which this monu.
mont Is Intended to honor.
Mothcrs, widows, sisters, daughters whose
hcnrts thus cling to the soldiers grave, lot us
then unto with M earnest, loving effort I'm
this holy duty. Let oven our lisping littlo
ones bc brought to givo their mito to its nc
complf>hmcnt; that thus impressed upon
their minds, they may never forget to loyo
anu honor tho memory of those who battlcd
anu fo'l IN our cause. II lost cause,
even therefore tho moro holy. Even there's
lore, docs it become tho moro incumbent up>
on u.s. to bring to this grcat sacrifice of puro
purpose and heroic deed, TINT homage and
'encration Which tho world pays only to sue.
cess.
WIN the wish That all who have shared I'm
common sorrow, may sharo also IN the
privilege Of raising this testimonial to our
lost heroes, tho annual subscription for NOM
D TShlp is put ut tho lowest point practicable;
that thus It may be within tho reach of
those, who, having little to give, huvo sill
the right, through tcnrs aud suffering, 10
Join us IN The fulIillmcnt Of this most sacred
duty.
10 al olhcrs--mcn rs we'll us women, old
ana yonng-to oil who cherish tho namc Of
Cnroinian, and cling with fond lovo to
Whatever is left to us of our "good old State
VIC would say, give to us freely according to
your means; give generously; give gratefully
10 tho memory Of those who gayo their !ivcs
for us.
tSfgncdl LOUISA S. AIcCORD
Ircs't. S. G. Monument Association.
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Christmas.

On Saturday NEXT Chrislcn,lom wi |
celebrate The eighteen hundrc,i aul scy>
cntiotl' anniversary "t the nativity Of II Q
Prince Of Pcarc. And hnw stands the
Wor'd aud Church to day, While tho
one IL titSrup'r'! hy political turLu!rnrr,
tic other Is apparently distracted by
schiS'ns and set ries. But hope spring
eternal and 'hrsc is Nfc in the land yet,
and NO wish tho many readers of the
usrs'd mcrry Christmas.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-22
A littlo Recreation,

In accordance with time honorc,l II, ag',
to enable tho employees Of This otlIcc,
from the ical devil down, to take a
brief respite, there will be issued on
nc3t Wednesday, only nj ADVERTISING
sheet for the benefit Of such persons as
(nd it necessary to make publication.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-22

JrpGH RUrrlN KSocEs JupGE Dick
D"wN.-AS we passed Greensboro on
Monday night last there was general re-.
.ln'ring among passengers ON the Train,
that Judge Thomas Runin, Jr, had
answered the rule served upon the bar
Tor contempt in signing the solemn pro.
test, nsaInSt the active participation of
the Bench in politics.
There wnS an Injunction before .Jut)rc
Dick. one of the Supreme Court Julycs.
at Chambers. Judge RuIin was Of
Counsel in the case, Judge Dick Initiating
the example Of Judge Settle, forbid
Judge Rnilin'S appearing before him, M.
I'll he shonld answer tho rul, OF The
Supreme Court for contempt.
When the ranso had brcn heard md
the Judge adjourned his Court, he had
the bud taste to approach Judge Ruflin
ANA begin conversation about having cx
ciudcd him rs counsel. Judge Rnfir
WITH great propricty told Judge Dick his
conduct was coatempliblc. amounting to
'ntany. His Honor, who signed the
ordinance of secession, replied that It
was false. Whorcupon, Judge RnfEin
Knocked Judge Dick down, giving him
tw" heavy pops, after tho IIcnan. fashion.
one IN tho mouth and tho other between
the eyes. This we pronounce, a full.
complete and satisfactory answer to tho
Knle IN tho mattcr Of b. R Moore, and
others. ... W."
We havo seen Judge Ruflln since tho
occurrence, but ho refused to speak of il
or to answer our questions in regard to
hiS answer to tho rule; he would no
tel Us even the name Of tho caso bcfor
the Jndgc. -sSuntinel. " 49,
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Spocio.

The Presidents views relative to post.
runing return TO specie payment arc
wise, md in very strong contrast to
rec mt little piece of >ocu, State lcgis-
'ation in tour" Stntc Legislature to wit:
"fhc hill to pay specie to the holders Of
the State lrht.n
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NEWBERRY:
Wednesday Morning, Deer. %, 1850
Settle Up.

Administrators, Executors, Assignccs,
advertisers generally, and backward sub.
scribcrs, arc requested to conc in and
settlo up their accounts forthwith, nnl
Immediately ifposSiblc. After January
many Of these accounts viii bc placed in
tho hands Of Il collector,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-22

R@y"l LIS THAT FLESH rs
liEik TO;- Scrornla or Kings Evil, Rhcu-
mht'Sm, Neuralgia, Swelling of the GInnIs
ana JOINTS Ernp,ions ofihc Skin, Sccoudn
=; syphilis with all its train ofcvils, Impure
i nmol; temnIc Diseases, Low Spirits. Liver
L1n"ant, 10 ~ Nervousness, &C., Sc, tn to tho
t tmG'r antid"tc: DIR TUTtS SAISATA.
niLLA md QUEENS DELIGHTS possesses
ane Qualities to cXpcl them from tho system,
rcssofc perfect health, and produce happi.
ness, where NIL was misery. '''
Dec 8 d8 q.