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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-26

MAMMOTH ToBACco.-fhis is the name Of nav
kind OF tobacco which, we understand, was intro
ouced In this vicinity, few years ago, by Mr..
Richard Daniel. who procured the seed through
friend at the patent Office. We are told that the
mammoth, when planted early, on strong land,
and is permitted TO thoroughly mature, grows to
an enormous size, the leaves measuring from thr-
ty-elRbt to forty-sx inches in length and wide in
proportion.
gentleman states to MS that he has seen plants
of il that weighed, after being cured, one and
three quarter pounds. The difficulty attending
the successful cultivation Of this tobacco in our
section Is seasons being rather too short for it
TO thoroughly mature.
We understand that Messrs. Lem. Cherry,
Charles Higgins and John Dsrden are raising il,
mixed with other kinds Of tobacco, bat with what
success we are unable to state but from all that
we can learn of tie mammoth. we are of the opin-
ion that by making hot-beds or adopting some
other means Of raising early plants, and planting
between the first and tenth Of May. on strong
land, would have sufficient time TO mature, and
would far surpass ali sother tobacco for strips.
[Clarksville (renn.,) Tobacco Leaf, Is.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-26

TENNESSEE AFFAIRs.-OnSa Saturday night negro
woman was murdered by man of her own color
On The Nashville and Decatur road, near the State
line. On Sunday about one hundred negroes, who
were armed, hearing that the murderer was on
board the Southern bound train, stopped il, and,
placing a guard on the outside. searched II from
one end to the other, but without finding the
guilty man. 1t has not been ascertsined whether
the band Of armed darkies belonged to the Ku
Klnx organization, or not.
There Il general protest from all parts Of the
State against continuing the militia any longer in
service, as Governor senter has decided that the
expenses incurred must fall upon the people Of
the whole State. instead OF on the counties where
msrtisl law prevails.
Mr.. Senter has not the ghost Of chance of be-
ing nominated for governor. in the May c0nven-
ton, as Mr.. Stokes nomination and election. II
the franchise law lie not declared null IL simply
foregone conclusion.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-26

TIE LATE jams GUTHRIs's WILL.-Much in
terest has been manifested within day or two as
10 the manner 10 which the estate OF Mr. Guthrie
has been dispohisd of in his will. We lind that it
Is very simple gnd concise In its character. After
making very handsome provision for each one
OF fourteen gra{d.children, to be held In trust by
their parents uitl they shall have reached TWEEN
ty-four years * age, be divides the balance OF
the property, sster payment OF his debts, between
bic three daughters. The estate is valued &C
about one million of dollars not including large
amount of PROPERTY that was given to his children
and grand. cbildren daring his lifetime. The ex-
ecutors are his three sons in law, John Caperton,
DIR. VIM. b. Cald we'll, and Professor j. Lawrence
Smith, Louisville Courier-Journal, 20th.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-26

With dyspeptics everything is wrong. Food
does not digest; sleep does not refresh; wine does
not cheer; susiles DO not gladden.; music does not
charm, nor can any other Joy enter the breast of
the miserable dyspeptic. You must get rid of it,
OF il will betome seated and confirmed, and life
will be buiden and existence a curse PLASTA-
TIoH BITTERi will DO away with all this New life,
strength and energy will take possession of you.
The dsmaskfwill again bloom upon your cheek.
and the ustsr in your eye will again be as bright
g. in your tesithiest. bappiest and most joyous
days.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-26

DARSED CLAM ON GRAsr.-A special to the
World says: IL s;one Of the most anomalous and
romantic incidents connected with the huat for
place here, that in this city, at the present mo-
ment, looking for an Office, are members Of fam
lily living just out of st. Louis, who knew Mr..
Grant several years ago, when he used TO haul
wood from the city to the farmers in the suburbs.
The plea special which they put in is, that on one
notable occasion Mr.. Grant carted some fuel to
them, and that the mother Of the household
called him in the back kitchen and carefully
dsrned q considerably dapidsted overcoat Of
the then teams,er and now president. Since
then the family lave met with raverses, and hear
ing OF the q greet American gift enterprise" set
up in this city sthce March 4. have sent on sew
eral Of their Dunsber for an Office for the husband
Of the lady who sewed the historical garment sew
erai wears ago.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-26

The regular Friday Shreveport packet B. L.
Hodge No. 2 leaves positively as advertised. She
will land passengers in Shreveport early Monday
morning. and persons bound to Jefferson will
reach their destination in three days.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-26

Buy the osly sewing machine 1T for family use,
tie Grover 4 Baker. Warranted for i've years.
QuiIter. brs'der and hemmer given with each ma
chine at ls2 Canal street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-26

Keep & Hogan, IS Tchoupitouiss street and SO
New Levee, keep on hand large and extensive
stock of hardware and cutlery. Jas. b. Hall 4
Co.'s Mayesville. Ky, plows. sugar and cotton.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-26

Call and see Keep q Hogan, 38 Tchoupitoulas
street, for hardware, cutlery, plovs, hoes. cast
ings, agricultural implements. etc. Prices low.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-26

MAGNOLIA wArEs.-superior to the best i'm
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the price.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-26

HOME MUTUAL INsUKANCE
II COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
once, NO. as Camp street,
Corner of hatcher street.
SEvENT NTH YEAR.
Assets on the Stat December, 1853 1914 81
ALFRED MOULrON, President.
VIM. N. PERKINS, Vice President
A. W. HUNTER Secretary.
This CoupaHy Continues to issue Policies FIRE,
RIVER AARIsk risks at the rates Of premium
TRUSTEES:
Z. K Converse. O-tave Voorhees, Archie Woods,
A. II. May, Robert Hare. ~ Allen
b. H0rrel JnO. i. Moore. VIM Oh smbers,
Jno @. Rogers, u. A Chsnrsix. W d. Perkins.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-26

Dfvisends.
Trustees directed payment Of Dividends amount
fvg s34 declared the Contribution Systsm)
Policies of 1894 65 &c and 81 be applied the renewal
Of 1859 eiihe in reduction of Premium
sienary additions Notice Of the exact Dividend each
Policy will accompany the regular Premium Notice. the
viii be stated application at the Office Of the
Company.
j. O. SIMPLIFY,
II Csrond-et street
The New York herald., 1869-06-20

F0s BOSTON VI.
FALL RIvEf, DIREcr.
WORLD ppSowssfrp STEAMERS
Ceunusu uder psAyros comra nlst sIsvcss
VIII leave alternate dsyG DAILY
from pier 90 Eor.h river, ,.., ..
AT FIVE y. NJ
poDwoRTH'5 CELEBRATED CRCHF srNA,
including brass, stng aud reed bsnds wi be attached 70
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT
every evening.
SUNDAY Nidfr BOAT.
skiURbky night. and returning SUNDAY eight vii lesvs
To facilitate up towu travel, sRd siter MONDAY, the
NSr INST, he masniac-ai ferrybost sAf GOULD VII
lea foot of 1wentghd street. kerh tvef al $50 r. NJ,
ffcxEfs soid and bLGGxak checked through.
For Che better accommodation Of the public the splendid
A~'' Yrwronr AND OLD coIosy,
Commando LKwta, - Commander NnLtr,
from pIcr ?e North river
At $50 p. ~.
BOSTON via NEWPORT
rREiGHT received al pier 20 up toS NJ, ...
and" ffsrs y 'iSs irrs..a.a., ss,a.,N
Mr. srwONs, waragina Director,
CHAe. ". VALE, General Passenger Agent Z.
"AN'A"' Ssrrssan.c,, ssas s,csnsbIp Company
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-21
EXohallFes.

The steel plate Tor this number Ia mn
amusing scene called "Thc First Visit"
Tho Colored Fashion Plate is unusually
brilliant, aud the !radiug woo,i.cut repre-.
ucnts TO ling on the beautiful Lake OF Xii.
barney. The music is the "Mciissn Schot.
uSrhc !" aud variety OF wcll.choSrn illus.
the prrSrnt picturesque iaShions The los.
crs Of inncy "o,k will find this department
attended 10. ln ligh, literature, this masa.
zin" has no superior. Mrs. Monlton leads
OF with "The Story Of an Old Young Man,"
Mrs. Woods continued story Of "Rolunl
Yorkc' increases in interest. Mary l.. Balles
contributes "a Morning GIory,' fresh md
bright. Miss Prcsco't's "Bctween Two" is
fA<rinaiaG MS usual. and there il u paper
upon "Fhe Jews in Rome" by Julia Ward
Howe. fnhli>hrd hy Deacon & Peterson
E,9 Wnlnn. street, Philadelphia ut s.. 80 a
year twhirt nlso includes II large steel en-.
Graving). Four copies, 81. Five copies
t"na one sr"lis), 81. "'rhe Imdy's Friend"
nnd The Saturday Evening Post" (and one
rnXrnvngh N.'i|.
LE FErir MEssAoEn comes to us IN GOOD
tohson. aud, # possible, hotter than any of
Its former numbers. II gives three tino pn,I
highly>colorcd steel cngravings, executed In
Europe. nnl double uncotorcd plate al
Clonks. Sacks, Dresses, ctc.--aIl of which ro>
present tho latest styles as matIo by tho
leading dreSs>makCrs Of tho Old World. In
addition TO those, you havu q special corros-
pondent on fashion aud two very pretty and
HSelul full>sized patterns for tho season
Single copies 90 cents; ono year, monthly
SO. Imported by 5. T. ruylor, 3oi Canal.
street, n. Y. - ".' ~ ...'.E' :. ''''
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-21
Tho Pavilion HutuN

CuiaGasruN, s. C., Faa nai:i,. t9Hih IN
tn. hlNe'r al tl,u &;r..oSu: -Mlium aHnu
sssu,oinu annu Nov EunA III tnw Sln,t.iumn
.F.urnsy, mrrfs, anaIiniutf ass sr tiiu 1,,.,a
h,:ta,t l'h xN,lv eihy~ SunIu auuuInmun,itnu
shs Fl1iS,n ANT su.uu 1hu Ghmni,,Htsln
N"ssA ~ IvH.t hu:A sinma thu Gm1,,n
lnd uussa s;tT th.a Il, 81! MY tr:lguits
shrr'ssa lN,ncsA s1err Ss.cs in tin wninn,
hare usssr Steces& II a1aal tiias III
tstts u,<.re ero,h,rsS IT ch.n.p, ruta' 1hnn
are to De EaanS al the P1uilsun On. of'
the great disadvantages u hsasl iFhH i,
the ssSsl1sos iacartltsy * e,:sh u,lanes..ss
and d~assssfcs> 4, this bsSsl yVu hnz,.
nothing ei the Kind so ana.,y yuts, B..:lA
managers ana deuses,Ses, are ces enNv
civil hus ehlssing, The rr.,a3s are xrr,l,
pusously clean. ard the Table viii t.snr
comparison with any SKI in the Er,s.
ari>toera,ie and dearest II Nertaerrn
hotels. In a word. AM b.; tier Ssea>,..4
with this oac, aud iels n.rze 1t i1osue hscv.
than ANY hotel have stopped at <ines |
lrt, New York. Ii the inhttis1n:< si
the different towns snd cities OF this
country could fully realize how much tn.
prosperity oi their native place depended
on tho hotel accommodation it affords
they would feel the more grateful 10 these
who keep good houses Interior hotels,
md commercial prosperity never yet went
together.
Yours truly.
\ NORTHERN CoMYEsciAl NAN
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-21

ouH TELEacoPg. .~lIoro | a m, and
who wonl'I have lIunk it--,le GDoyil"--aii
none t III hlN E'"y, and lik0 Mlcawber wnIL.
ihR inr something 70 turn up. (Jilst now
"ou,a SOONER turn u down IN tho BlnpD Of
delicious miik punch, for tho doctor anya
l neSi stops: coiIhlslorably, md no knOy s)
nllti Judging FROM my l0Dcly and dcscrtctl
!oo'ihB' think 80 too. Tho ilghtina cdi
Tor icit ~ al NJ noon to,tluy, Und Is icI,
mo silently seated upon hia gicni biz trIuod
telescope 10 linId. flIa Inst words wnru"..
wnKo hiruA oSn y0w Of Tho world .T..
WS9il, we q have 10 Ray wo, becuuro Pm
l"l't9f now GnIn0 d0Wn 0Dd YrDt 70 tho win,
dow bili couldn't REQ Il, Al Tint wa made on,
%nh Andrew Wicker, Esd,, drjyina iwo
lIl0mhs cats from or his Sled, md saw :,
wnB0h l0nd ~ mo article wL(ch fils lin"
hDy mki0Dk for gilaya jgIty When his sisior
2t soamsbpdY slss's sislsf cane homo fiom
Bsgt 4 FSsw notq siike Gen. seou)
g 'hs ssnt3y 9. tbe, depot. s,stines
blgh eR9pgi RSpDsd ihas be m mea,,t I"sI for ,,s
e ysaa fhs papsrs carefully FOR eurieHl
or well, we understand him now -,bu,
90 u Is growing lie aid Oureygs aie WeatiGd
Wee S"t w@k ySjI ,|I ets}~aRR s,'sS}~Rl' q .s' Chg TPf'
Wal. Gsts ags aste7rapd what vii,
Gbaa,,glnH sa, 0Er g tl'l9a 20 TAkstp soon, ,wiIqli
htgpt " y n eatIlals all IiBEt AID DREAMS
nv ab0Mt those 5000 .sf6t$n5lhipg sheilangpai
"7aI' bapeEs ana u Daesililsa and !
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-21
\ NORTHERN CoMAERciAl NAN.

WoSpEsrrL.--rhc Virginia City Safe.
guard Is responsible for the following:
I'VE understand that tho employees in
tho Bullion incline have about con.
clndcd that they arc extremely liable to
bring up At any moment in \ Chinese
tva ticld. Heretofore, and all along un.
III within tho last day or two, tho rock
in tho bottom Of tho incline has been
dry aud hot almost beyond endurance,
but now wator is exu,ling through small
crovices nt tho bottom, and most wonder
ful Of al, current Of air escapes nt the
Ssmo point, with sufficient fnrcc to blow
out tho workmcn's candle if allowed to
como In contact with it. Tho miners
never think Of going down tho shat, now
without being provided with all tho
latest maps Of China, so that If they
should strike through and bring up in
tho interior Of tho Celestial Kingdom
they will DO ahlo 10 find thuir way back
to tho sen coast" >.. ea..s
Wc shall soon hrar from our wcll.horor
via tho Chinese Empire aud tho Pacific
Railroad.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-21
ScIig9 Sv91x NANrrArrrSlyG COMPANY

S':Iis9 Sc3AS NANrrAcrrSlSG toMrAHY.
- -!::H''';Ts : - ao;:cc, tie citizens inter
:.ce'! u :As establishment OF Surglo Su.
IL; Al2::,:,er!, in Newberry, assembled
Ii .As Corcs House, on Wednesday last
Ghs meeting WAS full and much in,crcs,
%,s laaite$;ei.
Is. Il. Baker, ESQ, Was called to the
H-!ll.t. IL; NJ. {. {. Chase elected Secrc.
Ar!, go ;em.
TIE Hon. f. Norman explained in a
o:is: and to7cihse msnner, the object Of
:as mss:ins.
A::sV SOMA debate committee was ap.
E";n:s0 10 Dominate Il candidate for the Pre-.
>,-!"e?. The committee reported in favor
et ,hs llon. Eo5crt Moorman, also recon.
invaded ,he election rf Eve Directors.
lyon n'e;ien, j, was agreed 10 vote for
President, viva vore," ~hereupon Mr.
Noor1an was unanimously elected.
Upon motion, it VAS agreed 10 ballot for
Directors, whirh resulted in the election OF
Me<S1s. Henry Blcase, n Barre, W. II.
Webb, JAS. NJ. Baxter and DR.. S, FAINT.
The following preamble md resolution
were then adopted.
WHEREAS, This meeting has been called
TO organize Company for the purrosr O.
manufacturing SuSar and Syrups from IN,
Sorghum Cane ASp WHEREAS, They OK
peet TO obtain their right Tor lhis District
from the Louisville Sorgho sanuInclurius
Co"m"y, oriSiual patcutees-
RESOLVED, Tlmt Tho President und Di
rectorS nov appointed By this meeting Il,
authorized and empowered 10 proceed r.
arrange tho terms Of contract bet wccu sait
t",cntres and this Company, procure the
right for lhis County, and do such o,hc,
ac's aa may he found necessary TO carry on
tho Objects Of this mco,lng.
There being no further business, n motto,
70 asWo"rn prevailed. 9. 9. CHASE,
Scorctary, pro ten.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-21
~, ,~r.vs H.. ~ U,.>.. u,.. r,.,t

rLASrEns BIZ WAnNED Tho Columbus
(Ga Enquirer snys: "Tho lust monthly
report Of tho Department Of Agrloul.ro con.
tains somo facts that shohld 6C'a warming
10 our planters not to neglect tho raiaing
OF corn and pork, and depend on buying
L,eat with tho proceeds Of their, cotton.
Tho statistics collected show a. marked re-.
duction ~ tho number Of hogs IN tho great
pork producing roglohs. In a largo ror.
lion Of tho Ohio Valley, tho todGe.lon IL
reported at is par cent., ond prioSA havO
Increased 8D TO- 90 pei. cont, il copssqqanoc
Of ths aserrtaincd dcAulenoy. Thoso Ia
Wiutcr, and should cotton thon bring loss
than 80 cents {of ;wKluh ,,,oro is strong
probability tho farmer who soils cotton 70
buS|6acon win count his Ro,h by tho trans.
cotton cover ,ho lsh."-.Edgrdold Adyer.
tfser,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-21
IFor tho Nowbcrry Herald.]
The New ReRime.

Whatever msys6otho short comings Of
Columbia n the}way. Of vaoan. lota and
cow.sWallowihg aells, ) she Is clearly %in for
abe "new regsms.pst y, SsS IS
We}ate to have a huge Opera House. un.
der the management Of tho Sou,hcraS ESss
press Co'npapy. i The Express itself {is no
Glow coach; and the Express Opera House
may DO expected 10 be fully-alive IL not
gay and festive concern. The plans are
mntnred, aud tho mammoth building is soon
to ascend. on Main.s,reet, nearly opposite
tho justnow. opening Columbia Hotel. y.s.,,
This Columbia Hotel, too. is'.o be head
aud shoulders above all predecessors.
Then Senator Spraguc is. as soon as the
swolter Of m'id.summer abates,i TO set abou,
buildings his bchemoth cotton factory on
the Columbia Canal and the hun, Of =
hundred thousand tpindlcs is to fall into
tune with tho musical shoal.roar Of the
ConGarec Rapids. ...-. ..
month Or two ago, Louisa Rs~lins, \
mulattorrss from Charlrs,oo, Of ro,us's
tongue, made c speech before the Jrdi>iA,y
Committee Of the Legislature a. Srpsh Csr,
olins, upon Womsn* Right. l, ~.s nh
so iorcitlc ns AIRS R,v4spe j. + rleR a~E.
;honrl TIC pu!ns> w 4 S,nS!a, Sriu,,,s,N>.
we've tic sa,nr, ,ssi Est nn. All s,,M ss
Miss Annn nirssn>n,S ssnsr.lM AK: n,>
50 vinlsn a. Mrs. t~NN S,n,,>S MY '>r
boil s> Ms> S',-,,n, ~, 81 S,,S,,,i -,
Mrs Ian, >"><ss,s,'> 4Sr ss> se.N ~
owe ierA>,'s ~ & sa.et>y - s>,,s, ",
mr N" N'.r,-i Er;~s7, ~: - "Y.,,ss,
'nrst :" Ills Er,.A'i,, K....; 80.
~e, ~h,'>st-i ws>. .-~ .t>sH-t- r.,:
ws, -, t,rHa ,his- s.,ai : ;, sh,, !,
Il" '"'',.Eo'':n n't.e ,esarnyi, ss, = Ny
m"'> Night Fn',' >shas' tss~HhnA 'trs.
M,'NN, 'ntC N>'nI.hi>
ar. a>T'If. "tt. N"Nh, = shi> tSN s..
'r. ~ ;"sssa. '". SIN. at'n- S,'.aM
f'i'e.rt> ~, SIS t."rrte, u,,n >Srft,Yn
.a' nv" $'f':'"'Hsi e." = ar'rnr, -
b." ~ ah''.; ;".nH, Hs'ns'i 'e"''; nt'.S'-ns.
"'fH"e " t"s ia''""'':tt tfH'>Nen''sN''
II" %"'h'5''i's: ms r'f''ns"n>v "'dr
'N''rss n'" ~, '"~-"'"'> Vs"e5 ,"iT resr"
:nNi .nn,n,.,lsr Il l,r.'.,s- uit t.,'St3n,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-21
Revolutionary,

The New York Revolution Is q gren
papor. Conducted chiefly by strong
minded and strong bodied women. whose
accredited organ it:is, 1t is fighting the
battle out on'tiat lino With tho feroci.y
ofthc tigrcss.% These women editors in
variably "call a spade a spade" and
mako no moro Of boarding he lion il,
his den than Of walking out Oh breezy
| afternoon.
Tho last Revolution (Which is sent Ia
US regularly. in consideration Of our de-
volion to c'inoline) has letter written
by Theodore Ti'ton, from which we
mako tho following extract:
believe that woman Is a natural physi
clan. Aud believe, also, that the da, Is
not Fifty years in the future when nc.hal
Tho entire medical profession Of this coun.
try will consist Of women. I, will then be
pleasant for a man to he sick! ....
On this lhc Revolution makes the follow.
ing elegant comment:
Verso and worse. Theodore now post
poncs tho m,llcnum.day fifty years He
titic physicians there will be no sick men.
II will be FAR moe pleasant for us to aflili.
Ate with men with sound minds in sound
bodies. uf"ll piliful sights is sick man
4 woman a,rayrd in rich dressing gov
and cap can lock qni'c interesting, pale ana
thin IL an easy chair, huI = Insn viii his
Adams core, unkcrl hcnrd, irritable TEN.
per. his hopeless views oi t,r fntura, nnd
ms long legs ti'ni 20 orr can liti IL hrG N
cnt Is cnous:' ~ npra, the NoSt n,tienI
nnd t"vuG q: iv< dauSh,cr> i,ei US
hnvr done with s'tk men + C. s
This is writrr hvI woman rhrsc av,
I've, Initials ''E { s representing Elisa
beth CnGr Stanton liyt,r'> 6 wiHr~ anI
hn< hnl Snnp rXnaricn,s Wit / So: NAV
Sm hr-rtnr, s,rm%> 80, ta;,,n.'r., ava
shr slH";;. II W rsxSirt ~ m,nal',ins,
turns
.;:sM T. hn-~i,,, "rnuyl M i,u nv.
am In, IN ;m ,'r4>s,S,ihu ,,a t,n,. ~,
a';'i hn"s In y, I'm: tr;>, ''% a. nI,n,t,V
n', IN u sr n iu ri>1n,.
"'h""t u IN ,i,n,vmy ,lu n,a ina, , ur.
lhi.l 'm.t! nlt !hL n NJ rna' "nil. iau
mat tn.ir iu'nrisi!I.. 's;le.an,lr | t,u
:I,"EiEs .! .m mt:~; n,nlr, an, slu : s>>
vm-. Hrt "ln ~ In eni. II wu,A~.iir
Yn v'": .'!orNi:N. 3ii. 1, mn win M
\ "a ; "i,H!. lni.Nr hnn-t. r'r,mnu mn.
yH', iD< a",mn:& r'u"s ii ilu Nn,nt, =
tutufv, "lnt as .'!h;: egg, !in. ~ n,, IN,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-21

K,yHnM Hauj3s...IiI. -CMI G!nI.l.su,1
4lpst IN 0llilii>'th' tlli tlur tilu sui,s.n t;r
itifhq'i'lf "tS'Is'il''ns Inn .nr'rsUl a, .l,.
NiIHtl Una !tliU m"'ln, mt II .nr fic.
nuns hn.ut luul vR. anlt ll,tw ontnn.,;
hIGni.S >r tm Su"liur1 nurttun rluy viii
Hni!i,iI 'ihTlit'-nnM nnuIIn,u ~ nTIIp III.
nlie 'ilu nIiza TvI II .iIr.H m,nrtlF, Gh t.Y,
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a. al Nimr'eH'tri v',H mHtt yuH,HsGlu ~ W.
mHlnIn emo. IN :iu EHuni,!ijp ChL,:.,:,,u
din &iw EI't' W H., uIftirn,Hf t1ii ii i. i.
@is fifr ''I!Iln"lG II .lH 3imt aIa.t. II
Mirvit tIr / liin,Mr y, Ir.,I!',E
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Elcs Afn "It >A. a. EGI.-A :,:r:us,on Z.
'tl.na az >al f"n"-'"i emcsr Ia. .1a..,:
al" tI'"u'r Ia -" t':r".,nf !f sle .nElil-cu
hS Iau'Enfit!,n 4! 1ln :r:;un,.H OF xls 81
aus NIX" m"f'i. u '.*ciSsr sue, i1i i;<-
s&79'F't MAJ r.!"". :a.s Lce ctSrv ilIiys X
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hs><$ CrHHi'A:. t:' -: s,.:: l. ssas:at s:Au:',.
.:c ea !h.! :, ,.,.u ;.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-21

I.%7'.s'N -: So ,,:i.1 pssachsr in the
:'s7>'% :: N:| Wight, eoarer,ei
aaEES.-, "-s u s;l:e is $o striking aud
s" sSscisrs 81; ". >?urgson stands no
thaaes isli :; I'm with the female
p"rNNn 1t re - :isaee. lie has lately
eesa P'st>'.r.s l: .ae midni ht mission
IN LAAd,". A"'i With sch force that many
women Is. iN-sH>:t:s AID had TO b. re-.
lNSEN Oh S,Ir..hr-S
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-21
Notice to Contractors.

VIII DO Tot out 10 tic lowest bidder u
contract TO mako two basement OfIices
underneath the Court House. Thoro will
be required ono door Mt each sidc, enlarge.
ment o. the windows, also ono additional
window To- cnch olllcd IN tho rcaf.' These
Offices will be required to 10 ls feet eauaro
rart, E'ght lcct from floor to Ceiling To
% Vailed round U,t tho inside WITH ibti6k,
ono briak partition wall Each ,Onioo viii
lnvo 4" DO phtatcrcd md 1oorcd, All Of
wh'cl viii DO subject 70 tho approval Of
thH commissioners. Persons dosirous OF
taking 'ho Contract .can do go ,cithcpi BY
directed to tito County Tressuror, or by
calling upon, tho commissioners Tho ,Au,
.tdilpr,s ind Troaspger's 0lliec. Appljpation
1Nsl 70 mado between nov md tho frat of
MQy, Z. {,S 81 4 IS 81; ,5s;3s,
5% GEORdE In nRoW I, lsSS
I3:ss:.j ! CbOirmaI Board Of County,Con,'a,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-21

LIVELY G!El.-Tnrre ia girl in Linn
Ce"nsF. Iowa, OILY sixteen wears old, Of
whom The le!!o" irs is narrated For six
weeks al the coolest weather OF last Win.
ter, during The sickness Of her father and
mother, she attended, carefully and we'll,
torty's'Sht shteP, seven head OF horses,
twelve head OF cattle and two calves, be.
SIDES milking three COWS, driving the cat.
te quarter ola mile every day to water,
cleaning tue horSe'$.sble, doing the honsr.
work, and taking are of her sick parents
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-21
Goo. E.own-To Contractors


4 Sovru tAHrLlSA CoNSrL,-T h {
President on Monday and Tuesday sent
in large list It nominations 10 the Sen.
ate for confirmation. We have searched
the list through, and find that but one
1T the app"in'rr> halls from South Caro-.
lima. Tins is Mr.. Is Odrll duncan, who
Is nominated rs Cn,trd States unSnl to
Elsinorr, Dcnma'k K, k,-.Ch.rlcSton News.