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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-07
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| MIR. EDtToR:-Tn reading to.days Herald
saw paragraph from tho Phonix, max
lng call upon the planters Of Rlchlant
district, 70 meet In Columbia lioxt Monday,
70 form an Agricultural Club, In response
20 call from q similar Club IN Abbevillc
lhavc for some timc been looking for a oal
from this District, but as yet havc sccu
none, Il did not get two Of tho IIcralds
within tho lust month, aud perhaps II may
hayo been In ono or the other OF thcsc)
| Why is 1t Mr. Editor, We arc behind IN eg.
ricnlturc No District IN tho State can
nave bought moro, if as much 0uat,o, rs
our own has done. None will plant more
Cotton to tue hand, and is it too much to
s"y mono viii buy as much corn next falls
Any ono that will take ride through the
District must como 10 this conclusion. In
NIL my acquaintance, | only know Of Gvc
men who arc planting corn to do them,
and OF not moro than that many who have
not bought GuAno. II each one thcn feels
an interest In his own planting interest why
not take IN interest In the general welfare
OF thcSDistrict? Let us have some organt.
zatton, by which We can have tho expert.
encc Of old aud good planters IN tho man.
"gcmcnt Of the crop, Cor more depends upon
that than upon the Gu,no, Every one in
the District goes To The village once or
twice month, aud NC might arrange our
business so that We may meet at the same
time, and gather the experience Of others;
learn what will bo the probable yield Of
cotton and corn, as we'll as small grain;
know how much corn will be required in
the District aud scrd an agent North aud
buy the amount in bulk, thereby gc,,irg it
at first cost. If the price Of the staple is
low in the fall, as there is every probability
1t will be, arrange i, so that those who " i'll
have 10 oltnin money may do so on good
terms by cotton rs collateral. There is
every need for such Club in Ncwbcrry
District No one has taken hold Of il. for
tho reason that every hody's business is
no hody's business Now Mr.. Editor, You
being the representative Of the District, do
make an urgent call for the farmers, and |
all others who arc Interested in their cause, |
to meet in Ecwbcr', nj some time within |
the next month, nnG form al Agricultural |
Clnh too much impor'ancc cannot be AT. |
tnchcd to this matter l. The farmer 6o,,'l |
take care Of himself who viii do i, for him. !
FARMER.
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'IHE SECRETS OF TRE GkE.7 C,TI.-I
work descriptive Of the Yir.urs lrd III.
Vices, The Mysteries, Mis.res Ind Crimes Il
Ne" ] ork CAY. is The title Of t ix,6s.,,r.t
volu, e, just issued ty jones B:o.h,.i d Cu j..
Atlantis. Gu.
il Tells How Fortunes are Made snd LoH
in DAy--lIow Shreud Men sre fui,..d il,
Wall Street, How Countrrmen n,e Svip5ie6
by Shatpers How Ministers and Merhsr,.
ere Black.maiied-H Hou Dance Halls .nd
Concert Saloons are Msnsged-Hou Geu.
bling Houses and lotteries are condoc,ed-
iio" stock snd Oil Companies Originate.
and how the Bubbles Burst-auI treats q:
NeA York, its people. its Sosie,r, il. kirh,
its Poor. their life, their habits, their hsuu,t
and their peculiarit;es; Of Churches. Thel.
trcs. Palaces. Hotels. TenesDen. Hoae,
and Public Buildings OF Editors. Jodse.,
Lawyers, Brokers, Merchants, Aeciia;ic.
aud Sewing Girls; Of Policemen. Detectives.
Sailors, Fremen. News.Boys. Beggsr,
Thieves, Dead Beats, Snindiers, G.nbie,,,
nnd the Demi.Nondc /; Of Hotels, Bur,diny
Houses. Saloons, Beer Gardens, Club End
Dance Houses Of Fifth Avenue, Byo.,,.
way, the lsowery, WaHSireet, the Y1ye
Points aud Central Park; OF Pawnbroker,.
Roughs, Fortune rellers, Quxcks Gift In.
tcrpriscs, and Iiumbugs.
All that Is great, noble, generous, vicious,
! mysterious, brilliant, startling, gcutcel or
shabby, and Of all that is Interesting and
worthy Of record In the great City.
As tho Metropolitan Go. tre Of The United
States, New York City reflects all the good
AMI evil Of the land IN their most intense
forms. There Is no man, however often
hc may havo visited Now York, who can.
not lenrn, from this work, much regarding
that great City, and its many. and mighty
interests.
This book viii be iouni especially valua.
ble to: those who expect to visit New York,
ana would shan It's pitfalls, BY studying Il
~ their own homes, without cost.or dan.
ger.--and vet learn all. ~
Th's very interesting work Is sold only
by subscription, and tho publishers want
al agent in every County.
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SPECIAL

WHAr DoHS llK WANT WITH Ir?-We
nilnde To Laurence Mnrshalrs need of q
l'rs" amount Of money, ns advertised for
elsewhere. lie suyS he is not broke, and
We believe him, but its puzzle to know
What he wants with much money. IT'S hu,
filthy lncrc at best, and we arc certain Of
one thing, and that il that he docs not dc.
sire to lay it mp. Perhaps he wants to build
tho telegraph, or start news papcr, or
fence in The temnlc seminary, or establish n
Eou>e OF reform for vicious bows, or omen n
large gilt concern, or put his money into
flanncl shirts for naked hcallcns, or start a
June apple orchard, or something else.
ANY how, we'll not pnzzlc our brain about
the matter. lie wants IL pile oft and will
Sell cheap t" get it. l.et him have it, .t
Is HIS New BrILntNa We notice with
pleasure. that our esteemed friend Major
Mrishan is nov in tie nsc Of his fine. large
and elegant store, Just completed; on Main
street, and III close proximity TO his old
i,i're OF business. as Shoc. 1,c ,lcr; Ma.
u. has large experience. nnd. his present
>'"rS ho:h Of Shoes and Hats, il very heavy
Ahh complete. Parties visiting the city OF
Columbia, will do we'll 10 call on him, or
orders eau he sent Which will be pro mptly
attended 10.
Many bonl have wr had with the Major
in the good cold d"ze," and while We re.
member him in connection with those pas,
pleasures, We wish him large success in the
future.
". I. TARRANT, in n very attractive
Carl, calls attention to his well selected stock
o; goods, which arc offered at fair prices.
ii'S stock is certainly large and complete,
ana embraces almost every article that can
bc called for and an examination Of # cans
no; 90 any harm. Look in at No. S.
At e. Shiver's, Columbia, the spccialtics
to be had are various and worthy notice.
Sec his advertisement elsewhere.
At X. II. Marshall's, low prices and chcnp
goods rulo the day. Call on him and try
both ~
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COMMERCIAL.

NEwBERRY, April 6-Cotton quiet at est .
NEW York, April 8 7 p. M.-Cotton dull
ann an, shado lower; sales 1, 400 bales, at 28t q
2si. Flour dull-Stnto Supcrfine 500 n
9oo; y oo; common TO fair cxtrN Southern 6.45 q
= w. Gold strong at, 81.
AUGUSTA, April 3-C0tton market duh:
aaIcs 2oD M bales; receipts 117-middllngs nom.
ooC oCCIAnLEsToN. April 5 Cotton dull; sales
2oo balcs-middl!ngs 274; receipts 5ii.
astrous effect on the soa islands, where the
cotton had generally been planted early.
Nearly all must be rcplanted, which will
throw tho crop back about one month.
LlvEnPooL. April S q r. M.--Cotton dull
SPOT ~; ahoat 12; Orleans 124; sales 5000
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SAtn-DAY.--Thc strccts wcro crowd
ed on Monday. Tho following sales wore
ma,lc by tho Sheriff: Ono snnll house
mud lot, ono.lIfth Of an acrc, $500, one
small house, containing ono eighth Of an
acre. 5000; and ono good dwelling. house,
with about onc.half ocrc, $l224. These
wore tho most important salcs. TX
IA wns said, largo number Of persons
were III town, many ofthcm being attracted
by the posters Of Prof. --------, tho horse.
| trainer, who promised FREQ circus, tho
| performance TO commence ut half.past ono
o'clock. At tho hour specified, tho canvass
tent wns erected, nnd tho people flocked
in, without money mud without price, Tho
Professor ma,lo his appearance somo hour
Inter, In consequence Of "a an,hli chat" as
he termed It, Mt tue hotel. Whether this
dcmy was designed TO create fcycr Of OK.
prctnton or not, cunt be said anyhow,
sasm. The Professor aud u colorod boy,
with pair Of now shoes IN his hand, drew
into the ring double buggy |; tho Profcs.
sor then opened box, and took thcrofron,
n act of bells, threw them into tho buggy,
cracked his whip, aprang IN after tho bells,
took OF II handsome white felt hat, sinoothcd
his hnir, strokcd his luxuriant whiskors.
smiled, looked round to SEQ II thcro wcro
nny ladies' present, md then proceeded to
deliver II lecture, from tho text "know.
thySclr, aud then tho horse will know thee"
aud then in graceful and ologhcnt sttalh,
altogether pcculinr TO himself, aud which
lasted very considerable time, discourscd
discuI sivcly
For two hours, or less tho text was not
alluded to, TINT tinn being pleasantly oc.
cupied with short history OF his cvcntful
career, inter$pcrsed with numerous ancc.
dotes OF men und things, together with tho
sayings Of IL few old women in Kentucky.
In the most convincing manner, tho Pro.
lessor showed Il at there arc Q great many
humbngs, and that ho was not the chief
This point was lnrgcly dwclt upon. Alto
gcther, tho lecture was well worth tho
money, and for oursclf, VIC would haYe
been equally rs we'll satisfied with il, had
it been shorter. Then followed tho per-
Ior1nancc ola trained pony, but not before
the buggy was pushed out this was good,
tint Is the pony's exhibition, hot The bug.
gy, for the negro nearly run it over Air..
Smiths toes, but Mr. Smith sprang bnck
and escaped. The Professor then proceed
cd to form class, nhont which time We left,
not being able to remain any longer. Wo
regretted this very much. We understand
n larse class wns formed, nnd that those
who received the lessons on horscology, arc
perfectly satisfied w ura.
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| HAD ITO PASS. ."-Somc timo during the
! night. between tho hours Of 60 to bed time
| Of Wednesday. aud the customary rising
timo Of Thursday. tho silence which pro.
vailcd in and around tho suburban lctrcnt ol
yc local was broken, not rulcly and alto
gcthcr, but softly aud by degrees by va
rcty Of sounds, each Of which ran into the
other. until the whole produced II conglom-
crate bcwildcrmcnt. What can tho matter
he was thought, what Is II and where did It
como from? Did those sounds como from
the spheres ? oh no! for scare, would n vis>
itor from The f"r of stand ont in the flower
gardcn nj ihit honr OF The night. Did thev
come from htlow2 hardly, AMI for the ono
good reason, that our acquaintance in those
parts is hnt limited. Then whence did they
proceed? We remembered then or the inter.
mediate sHac>, and ~ ones il dashed uron
MS 'Aai it mast b: SOFT mailing par,y-aS
the little ones Say-whn had come to ,l, Us
honor. Oar nc r; ru.hrd out Il, once. and
ntl:c3 under the iutluenec oi So great com
hinai:on Of honor and r,ptnrns sounds.
Oh yc sweet scented y"u:hS thought VIC,
how pleasant 20 draw ,Ir mantle or rather
hlsnsci a:ou nj us ana drink in your soft
ana dclici2as mn>ie. Rs, there arc tyo
sides TO every P!ctrre. CONTRARY to usual
cnS:on VIC did not arise, for with sorrow we
rcnt'nHrrd Iha; ;here WAS noihiu: in the
bonsc 10 d-a~ nPSn ana keep up the kindly
feelings. A box q: Sc.jit'1 powders was the
nearest approach 10 any thing &C tn. pecu>
Ear Kind NEEDED. bU; We icart.l tom AXE the
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LOCAL ITEMS.
90

TnE WsATnEn. Tho tlno spring.liko
weather Of tho past fow weoks WINS most
rudcly broken on Saturday last, whom It
began 10 turn cold. Sunday was quito
cold and windy, md altogether just sucl,
a day as ono carca not TO experience
after such delightful spell as that Of
the weeks previous. On Monday morn.
ing there was n very heavy frost, which
did no littlc damage. Some fear that tho
lfttlo fruit which escaped frost before
Faster Is now killed, but we incline to II
different opinion, owing 10 tho extreme
dryncss. The crop will bo lamentably
short however. Garden vegetation IL
low nhd exposed situations suffered to
some extent, while in other places little
or no damage was done.
In regard to Mondays frost the local
feels ngg,icved TINT the town oracle in
weather affairs him astray, or rather
that by his miscalculation ho was caught
mapping. Friend Solomon, tho oracle,
in tho most positive terms snid there
would bc frost on the tenth, but not on
the fifth rs happened. llo "haln't
oughtcr said So" ana in practice Of his
own familiar teaching should have boon
"morc particular. Gracious goodness
old frllcr, just consider the mischief you
may do, and for the Snkc of tho brokcn
constitution md violated laws, be "mo,c
particular" in future. AS to tho predict.
ed frost Of the tenth, il may be well to
look out for it.
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New Advertisements.

Co'parlnciship in Law. NJ. Baxter
4 Sl'as S"hn>t"nr. Esq'rs.
e. d q. Rail Road Notice.
Reaper, Thrcshcr, &c., for salc-C.
Kn'hcrforl, Adn'x.
SPecialieS-R. G.. SILVER.
Auction and Com. Agcnt-A. e. Kauf.
man.
Swcc, Potato Slips-L. Marshall.
Is he brnkc?-
Donrs, Sash and BlindS-P. p. Tonic
In Bankruptcy-W. Hond.
Choice Goods, Low Prices-R H.
Marshall.
Assignce's Sale John r. Lcavcll AS
Signee.
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/ !c-sE FaIT7Ef.--We Indulge our
-Gn:'.-, W. =:-i. ri:::: :! fan Y hca hap
;ear: L: i. rs;t::g 5.e.kf.s: Of or dear
7-h1. - - o. TEar"isy morning last.
III; III. vt3-!:g rE1N. hare heen happy
!1t -h.rs /. - 4y7:., .: .h.: j: wa. cpjoyel
:: Ia: IA I. rIa:A The par.y KEEP, uo ;be
go: L.:I::I - highs. apd only succumbcd
IL III: Ut.a Ag.2b," c.ond some Of their
ga f2is IL RI: mary every day, and
-. tn'zSa: a>u in k,nds hal never tried
= a:5.r:. t.: delighted groom particularly
'.1 :r.' = g5srs. IN j oar Of his fertile i'm
a,rza.;I:l ihs7e came bright idea: he re-
a,':.i- ;fs'e1 that ths morning would b. the
t:is Il Ami, aad therefore good time for
t3s:. Hip1y gro<,n, happy couple, a plan
VIZ ctaes>:sd and di.h Of cotton frjttcrs
VII -: '@i1'I- B:eakklst re ady, all hands
:1c*3' ~. cr'E. IL course, sat down. A
arg. dnn ii csispy fri.ters stood at the
a'.af IL ihe table. HON. nice they looked
iat7 1e:> 10 h:oHn. Well they were handed
'r'1h1, h1s whether from want Of appetite,
h|ta IT 'kfp III the 'aHnclling Of mice, or
froaHthins e'N, although each one helped
' ~ '->''|>'A ~ - p''ih''t lD OuC DuL ---
'"e!I W. won't mention his namc) tried
sa:'' qni!ify. Our FREUD tried to cut up his
fn'nr, tus in vain. nc then worked in his
!1'k ard succeede1 in extracting from the
e'i.p5 b1o~n covering part Of the 'goodc'
~ he innocent'y imagined. Itis not strange
'tiat after ~ great n difficulty In getting into
the fitter, bnt little time was LOST in piitting
ihe e1tricated part into MS mouth Then
f1i!oa ed the operation of masticatfon. That
va, found to he more difficult even than cut,
ting with his knife. Patience however, II
rnu.t te good. he was young. In fnc health
gt.oi teeth. and with oil luy before him, and
he cheweh on, and might have chewci iii
now. but that he soon made the melancholy
dbcovcfy that It was growing larger every
moment; something must be done and soon.
tie vas too polite to empty his mouth before
ne ladies, and already tho unusual sizo of
bis cheeks and his distendcd eyes were at.
tracing attention. Well, and what do YOU
suppoze he did with it2 lie swallowed Il az
a gurp, like the man who swallowed tho boy
with basket Of sausages, only he did not
care for any more. When tho joke leaked
ont. there was no ilttlo glee at his expense
and II Is said that Bro. L---lost seycra
buttons on tho occasion.
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Tar TENrEE OF origcr Mil. -TnE Nr,.
rLr TO THE REScyE The New York
journal Of Commerce is calling upon the
people to back up The House Of Rep.
The Tenure OF O'h"e Er'l |, say.
In Tins co2,c>! '.l"r:n the House and
Senate the i""."., ", hn'i respect oi
party, shnnih m'>' !hrir voice heard
ul pubic meetings III Indignant PIRATES;
against the u w':.a lu!!S al The u?oc.
hrsMh. En"nu'nc".. rv >u~h sicn> nf
confidence nnd >u;r,n:' A;,c i!nuSr rnich,
force ,hc S;"':.Is l.. J IN j. 'hr repeal Il
this "di"nS i,"-i -i..> ,.>u'I ~ tnt. Pres.
,!rn' ard positive; y 80. =: ..nv.,c.,
people.
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Sweet Potato SIips-L. Marshall.

highly intelligent lady. resident of
Syracuse, n. Y, says that sllc WAS afflicted
nearly year, periodically, with dernngc.
'ncnt OF the circulation; the blood rushing
10 the lungs with such force as to threaten
congestion and death. This was attended
with the most intense pain in all parts of
the body. Falling to obtain relief from any
OF the physicians whom she employed from,
time to time, she was induced to try tile
Piantntion Btters, and TO her surprise and
Joy they have relieved hori and SHE is now
in good hcalt! md Gcsh.
MAGNOLIA AWATER.-Superior to tho best
Imported German Cologne, and sold At balf
the price.
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Masonic.

4 Regular Convocation OF, Sisnst
Chapter No. 18, II. A. NJ, will bs held
in the Chapter Room, on Monday night
next, April 70, nt7 o'clock; Companions
will assemble promptly, and without fur.
thcr notice. ss.|.[ii- -
BY order Of the NJ. E. II. p.
."' II. II. GBENEKE8, Score starry.
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SOUTHERN NMANUyAcrUREa.--Evc day VIC
discover now evidences Of the rapid increase
OF The manufacturing interests Of tho South.
To-day u Q Herald contains the card Of Mr,
+. L. Toa'e, OF Chnrleston--the extensive
manufacturer OF Saahcs, Blinds, Doors md
House.Ttlmmings Of every description.
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'!-t.. -...--. -, ,Iij lS5
hsi:'1! frcperty. Efpress Company
r'<":'-!, ,ai eIeeaSced iL,.--,s Corr.
h@.s:. AZ, psos Honse, CnlIe9.,, School.
h'stH' L.: Catssh psocsr,7 f1aasen, Her.
SD,
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Notices

4 will eel! at Newberryr Court House On
tho first Mondayin ;Mayinext, Eone. half ID.
terest In a Reaper, Thrasher,' Mover and
Fan, with necessary banding, 10, belonnipn
to the Estate Of 0. A. Rutherford, decd. "
Terms Of sale caah. =
CYRIl'LA RUTHERFORD.
April IL ST. admsx
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I,.tl.. F'n,iiTT - LIcasy.
g; ''"u ~ 4rsycsc. .h.s tsi:.,piay GA,s.
n'h' = :l;,.t. 1sr1ss:y IA ,hA Dsu,t:,
,.''t' '-'|'I' ......-..-.--... s. I2i An
ft't;2t. |;;,,ssty. IN IA
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Law Notice.

The undersigned have formed partner.
ship for tho practice Of Inv in the stats
Courts and the United States Courts. foh
tho District Of South Carolina. Offoa ~.
Ecwbcrry, s. 9. >..i'.f{ .0~T
JAMES II. BAXTER,
SlLAs IOiINSTONB.
April 7 IA If. *
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WooD. Parties indebted to tho Herald
Office for subscriptions, &C., can mako
payment in good oak or pine wood.
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Wc arc undcr obligations to Mr. II.
Bartlett for late and interesting Northern
pareTs.
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=, We acknowledge tho receipt Of copy of
;nT M,,,;. ,X,;n'edictory Address, delivered by s. i.
School Of Modicino Of tho University OF
MGrylnnd, at tho Holiday. Street Theatre,
baltimore, March Sd, 1869. Tho Univcrsi,
ty Of MaryIaud Is presided over by Jniion
g. Chisolm, M. d., formerly of Charleston.
y; e., who IL Doan Of tho Faculty, and
whicl, embraces somo Of tho flnost mi inds
known In tho medical profession. Tho ads
dress IA eloquent and nb!c, and will be nos
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that for time two organizations were
Kept up, each claiming to be legal.
In the midst of these difficulties
the Philadelphia Democracy sent to Harris
burg large delegations of its fighting men Of
that day, and Ritner, alleging that they sought
TO overawe the Legislature by force, appealed,
but in vain, to the National Government for
troops to aid in suppressing this outbreak
and also called out the militia to aid in the
maintenance of order. AS there was an ap-
parent deadlock in the governmental machi-
merry, great interest in the contest was mani
tested throughout the Union, and Lewis Cass,
who was at that time Minister to France, re-
cords conversation with Louis Philippe
IN which that monarch, mindful of
similar complications in Paris, expressed the
belief that Pennsylvania would become the
scene of protracted and bloody partisan or
revolutionary conflict. 1t is difficult even at
this.day to predict the result, if few of the
Wings and anti-Masons in the House had not
changedfront, and, by uniting with the Demo
Gratis, secured q Democratic organization of
the Legislature, which was followed by
count Of the gubernatorial vote entirely salts
factory to the Democracy, and a peaceful
abnegation of power by the antiMasonic
administration.