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New-York tribune., 1869-04-08
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n elegant brown-s stone 4-story English base
1ppl, 70 o-n,r 90 tbs pr.p.,s No llo Ea Thi,seah+t
A VALUABLE LEASE for Sale on Broadway,
N poar Blseeisr,L Appy 20 Wsmpe BIoNn Co. 6g 6sys.
NOR SALE-The large and wel-bullt four
ory Ebgah HOUSE No 90 Ba Thirty trstst, near
vry desirable residence for physical professional
Iaan or boAriers; house 20f0o lot 81. Apply 70 -
s w. BENBDlCT, NO. 80 slrtore
E0R SA E-The four-stoTy, brown-stOne
DWELLING HOVsB West Thirty.ui uinthst terms
Apply TO FRANCIS 3 hOEFAAs, No, zI BIela-sG
NOR SALE-HOUSE No. 122 West Forty
tnha between sIih-aVa and Broadsayi tsorJ brick lov
,oop bgrs HOus sIesai order and well fur
Hi,h,4 Apply on premises beiueeu 10 sod
nor SALE with the Furnture-The first
class story BRICK HOUSE ard LEASE Of LOT No 10 Washing
square north the Hhaye ot I fee TO be Oh
10 close = Estate. Apply to MULLER WILKINS c.
NOR SALE-No. 200 MULBERRYST., now
erred baag running hrO9g % Ms!t., suitable o Sy na Of
naHuhsiurug. HANPORD HALL No 10 linest
SALE-A Valuable Leasehold BUSINESS
Brokers need 20, .ppy Address s., BOI No ASA ei.y.
TWO YEARS, LEASE for SALE of q large
ROOM 23I5 feet In Msroerst Prince suitable r man
lS) Woosterst
q II nn0-AND $1,000 each, for three
MA,onsve in splendid order vita posseoBI mortgage
each No. u East rhJ Js.eondIt opsu all day.
MONEY to LOAN on New-York City ard
N1 ks.Jsrsy property, H MORRISON HALL Real EstiIs
BrOisu. No ie1 Bfosd"T
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08

soarcely be well flushed The cost OF these maps
nav be inferred from the following table, showing tue
snms received by the Surveyor In other and similar cases
Issl-O Niuety. SI,S9 Is
Opening Ninety hhh ................. o ISL As .-
I065-Edward Boyle, surveys for widening Vrstry.st
from Greenwichst 10 Hudson-st.,.......... 2,67o
lB96--OpeuinR Seventy -syth.st, Edward Beyle
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08

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New-York tribune., 1869-04-08

TOR SALE or to LET Mt Nyack on the liud
u sou COTTAGE H0USB and Barn aud 70 tts scro
Land to suit the purchaser ore mile from the aOdng AMI fssnus
ths River nQas ol The owner AZ No 900 Bowery Nsvl ~
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08

E0R SALE CHEAP-A beautiful RESIDENCE
aud 2S acres choice fruit and beres) hs rate bahgi
good roads 10 minutes from X H. Sstoni 5000 Another
80 ladonlg), price $4,000 Apply
a. j. BLERCKER SON 4 Co No II Cea.r,L New. York
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08
Guuntru Real 6stat, for Sals.

A MAGNIFICENT sea-shore RESIDENCE
~ for sALB EXCHANGE for NewYork city propery four mRs
City Hail. Boston AAs view of Boston Cbs
Swampsco Nshan aud surrounding eoat Of gsoaaA
nne stables billiard room, &c foT sale eses2 By
MORRISON HULL l63 Bfoadvsg
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08

TOR SALE-A fine PLANTATION Oh u
AppomAsOI River. For information, terms Ne, address
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08

TOR SALE-At ROSELLE, n j., one hour
fom Cy Hall tws miles beyond Elizabeth the Central Railroad
Of NewJrsey arass VILLAGE RESIDENCE twos,oJ and Msu
sa roof (aw built by days work In best has aud fur
water closets stationary dressing
attic cellar under whole with half ground
additional half each aide Of house making half
plot can be bad hreqsrsd Further particulars apply 10 NJ PkElZ
No. - PiDe-st
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08

FOR SALE or to LET at Perth Amboy, n. j..
The HOUSE and PREMISES late Of the Hen James Parker de-
ceased Smith the Island Railroad
vharve oneQuar mils from NewJesy Railroad Depot HOss
RAILROADS carry each running ave trains daily
fare 70 o ~ boas For which will be
able apply to A. WHITEHEAD Sewyer.ey Railroad onee Jeosy
City, CORfLANDT PARKER,
No. $50 Broad-st, Newark
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08

BARGAINS at Railway, one hour by rail, 9G
~ sns each Four tasty HOUSES with large lots only 81 So
each Also beautiful HOUSE hne grounds allied With fruit only ess
choice SELECTIONS LOTS from $50 $500
FILMING. No las Fnlton
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08

reuuavrG go 09tnA
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08

A HOME FOR ALL--$1, 200 to $4,000. De
IA scpvs list Of Houses Elizabeth snd vesy
MEEkRR No 10 Csdars EswYOE and No s31 BrOadsL Ehiab
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08

Price 10 seuts per number OF 81 per snDu in advance
D. APPLETON oo., Publishers,
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08

GTAMFORD.-For SALE very cheap, 2f-stol y
~ high basement DOUBLE HOUSE, 10 rooms dee view
u acres stable abundance fulti S6So No st Bosnes.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-12-03
The Divine Mercy.

However old, plain, humble, des-
olate, or afflicted we may be, SO
long as our hearts preserve the
feeblest spark of life, they preserve
also, shivering near that pale en-
ber, a starved, ghostly longing for
appreciation and affection. To
this alternate spectre, perhaps
crumb is not thrown once year;
but when ahungered and athirst to
famine-When all humanity has for
gotten the dying tenant of a decay
ing house-Divine mercy remem-
bers the mourner, and shower of
mama falls for lips that earthly nu-
triment is to pass no more. Bib
hcal promises, heard first in health,
but then unheeded, come whispering
to the couch of sickness; it is felt
that a plying God watches what all
mankind have forsaken; the tender
compassion of Jesus is felt and re-
lied on; and the fading eye, gazing
beyond time, sees home, a friend,
a refuge in eternity.-ChGrIOtte
Bro4te.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-12-03
The Tipplers turned to TeetOtal-
lpPc

Tall, talkative, troublesome Tom
Talmon; testy, tricky, taciturn
Tim Tucker, two tipplers, trudged
toward twilight, through Titusville,
talking twaddle; Tom telling trashy
tales and Tim teasingly testing their
truthfulness. Thus they travelled
together through the turnpike to the
tavern.
Tom told Tim to treat, Tim told
the taYern-keeper to turn them two
tumblers toddy. This they took
talking tunefully, then Tom treated
Tim, thereupon they talked tumul-
tuOusly.
The Tavener tried to transullize
them, they teased the tavern-keep-
er, tipping their tiles tauntingly.-
Thereafter Tim treated Tom, then
they talked terrifcally.
Then the tavern-keeper threaten
ed them, trying to terrify them to
tranquility.
This touched their tempers; they
then threw tumblers at the Tavern
er, turned the tables, threw the
tongs through the tureen, tossed
the trivit through the trellis, then
thrashed the trembling tavern-keep-
er tremendously.
The terrified topers then took
themselves to the turnpike, Tom
tumbling towards Tim, Tim tum-
bling towards Tom, then tum5ling
together.
Trusty, thoughtful, temperate
Truman Trust, travelling through
Titusville trading :estaments,
thought twas time to terminate
this terrible trouble, therefore tar
ried to talk to them. Turning to
the tipplers, Truman told them to
try teetotalism, to test temperance
thoroughly. They took time to
think, then they took Truman's
teaching, trying temperance totally
thereafter.
Thus Tom Talmon, Tim Tucker,
the tipplers, turned to Thomas Tai
mon, Timothy Tucker, the teeto-
tallers.
EMMA II. FELLOWS.
FAIRFIELD, Iowa.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-12-03

1t is announced that England
land alone consumes every year at
least two thousand tuns of beeswax
valued at 100000. With gold at
131, the best bright pressed yellow
American beesWax is now selling in
England at from 40 to 81 cents a
pound. Wax candles are used extern
sively in the royal palaces of Europe,
and in one palace alone it is stated
that ten thousand wax candles are
burned every night. The method of
lighting this number of candles in
simultaneously, is to connect the wicks
by an infammable and scented thread
of gun cotton. On touching the end
of the thread with torch, the fame
flashes like lightning round the con-
nected candles, an agreeable odor is
emitted, and the apartments are il.
Illuminated and perfumed as if by
magic.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-12-03
TAKE THE PAPERS.
by \. p. WILLS.

bA - r WILLIE
Why don't you take the papers
They're the life OF our delight;
Except about election tine,
And then read Tor spite
Subscribe you can not lose a cent.
Why should you be afraid
For cash thus paid is money leat
At interest fouHfold paid.
&c, then. and take the papers,
And pay to-day, nor pay delay,
And ny word for it is inferred,
You'llive until you're gray.
An old neighhor OF mine,
While dying with a cough,
Desired TO hear the latest news
While he was going Of.
took the paper, and Tread
OF some new pills in force;
He bought a box-and he is dead -
SO-hesrty as horse.
l knew two men, as much alike
As e'er you saw two stumps,
And no phrenologist eonld find
4 difference in their bumps.
One tAkes the paper, and his life
Is happier thsn Kings,
His children can read and write,
And talk OF men and things.
The other took no paper, and
While strolling through the wood,
A tree fell down and broke his crown,
And killed him-"very good"
Had he been reading Of the news,
At home, like neighbor Jim,
I'll bet 3 cent that accident
Wonld not have happened him.
Why don't you take the paper!
Nor from the printers sneak,
Because you borrow from his boy
A paper syery week.
For he who takes the papers,
And pays his bill when due;
Can live in peace with God and man,
And with the printer too.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-12-03

The full returns of the recent cleo
ton in New York show the following
results:
For Secretary of State, Nelson
Oem.) received 33O,149, against
309, 1896 for Sigel. For Comptroller,
Allen Dem.) got 329,537 against
3O3. .846 for Greeley.
Majority of Nelson over Sigel 2O,253
Majority of Allen over Greeley %, ,691
Mr.. Greeley runs behind Sigel G, ;
$50 votes. Allen, Greely's compe-
tior, received 612 votes less than
Nelson, who ran against Sigel. Gree
ley ran ahead of his ticket in the
city, but was much scratched in the
country. He attributes this to the
noble array of sore heads this year.
and to the enemies he created By his
denunciation of Republican legisla-
tive thieves. That this operated SO
cOntrariwise in city and country mill
tates against that honesty which is
commonly thought rural virtue.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-12-03

Boston boasts ofa citizen, who on his
Tooth birthday ordered a pair of
shoes, saying he wanted them stOutly
built. The shoemaker remarked that
he might not live to wear them out,
but he sharply retOrted that he began
this 100 years good deal stronger
than he did the last one.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-12-03

q An old judicial custom, starting
from the dark ages, was done away
with, last month, by an order of
the Superior Court of the city of
Hamburg, Germany. The civil court
had sentenced bankrupt and default
ing merchant to the additional and
disgraceful punishment of the Schaa-
dlaatela, that is having the bells of
the court house tolled while the SEN
tenee of the court, declaring him
bankrupt, was being pub
licly proclaimed. The Superior
Court cancelled this part of the SEN
tence, declaring it relic of barba-
rous times, and not in consonance
with free Institutions.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-12-03

The great cOnfagratiOn in BOr-
dsaux has suggested the following
pleasant idea to a French journal
I'm case a hostile feet should bonn
bard a port, all that would be neces-
Eary wSuld be to pour several hun
dred barrels of petroleum on the wat
sr at ebb tide and light it. Wooden
vessels would be burnt, while on iron
ships the crew would all be roasted.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-12-03

The Illinois Masopis Grand Lodge
refused, by vote of 525 to 43, to re
peal the rule prohibiting the recogni-
tion of colorsd masons. The session
of the Grand Lodge will hereafter be
held at Chicago instead of Springfield.
a magnificent temple for the Grand
Lodge will probably be erected there.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-12-03

A lady thought it would look inter
resting to faint away at a party,
when one of the company began bath
ing her temple and head with vinegar,
upon which she suddenly started up
and exclaimed, "For Heavens sake
put nothing on that will change the
color of my hair p
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-12-03

During the last fiscal year 100000
900 letters passed through the United
States mails-forty millions more
than during any previous year, and
an average of twenty for every man,
woman, and child in the land.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-12-03

JEFF Davis has been appointed
President of the Carolina Life Insu-
sance Co., at salary Of $4,000 per
year. Rather a good thing for him,
and we presume he will give the COM
pany Lotoriety.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-12-03

25, 600 Envelopes on hand at this
Office, of different qualities sizes and
colors, which we will furnish printed
low rates.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-12-03

"a word ftly spoken is like apples
of gold in pictures of silver"
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-12-03

1t is better to spend an hour hang
ing loose doors and gates, than in
hanging round shops and saloons.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-12-03
VALUABLE farm!
FOR S A L r :

THE undersigned offers for sale his valuable
farm, situated IN Perry Tps, Wood Co. ~, .
miles north Of FOstOria, and one mile nortn-ea-t
Of the ''stone house" II contains $50 seres o.
land G5 Of which is under good state OF euitll.-
ton and the balance excellent timber lane' Ms
new frame house, good barn, buggy shed' =
well OF water, every variety Of ruit- e'e- ~ =
also well drained Terms reasonable; II no'
sold before January next the farm VIII De rent
ed. For further particulars call on n,,,,-l.r,u,
Sept. II 1870 47-Sm --l.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-12-03
The following, BY Charles Dickens,

The following, by Charles Dickens,
is beautiful beyond comparison ::
"She died." said Polly, ''and was
never seen again, for she vas buried
in the ground where the trees grow"
"The cold ground?' said the child,
shuddering again. "No, the warm
ground" returned Polly, "where
the ugly little seeds are turned into
beautiful flowers, and where good
people turn into angels and fly away
to Heaven.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-12-03

There i aetling ike AMAZING .,
self against ntingeneies. Robert
Henleyan, an able barrister, raised to
the woolsaek in the early part of the
reign of George the Third, had been
in his youth a hard drinker. ShufH
ing into his place il the House of
Lords, tortured By the gout, one day,
he was heard to muter,-
80, dearl if l had known that
these legs were one day to carry a
Lord Chancellor, TG have taken bet
ter care of them when l was young"
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-12-03
M H.

FOR sALE-Tn-iot Eo.'5, Davis Addition, I'd
Ward, Tifin, Ohio, fronting $50 feet on Sandusky
street. and running back 464 feet to Davis street.
May be divided into three lots fronting on San
tsusky street. and extending BACK 225 feet, whck
vii leave about one-half acre on Davis street.
VIII sell the whole OF in small lots ss above de-
scribed. Price $500 for the whole or 500 apiece
for small lots.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-12-03
REAL ESTATE.
AGENCY.
RIAL ESTATE BOUGHT aid sold
-oxfKE-
Host Reasonable Terms.

I have made arrangements with Eastern Ps-
pers Of extensive circulation, to advertise al
property placed on my books for sale. Tho ao-
dItional advantages accrueing IRON adTertlslns
IN Eastern papers wilT' readily occur to the Oh
serving
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-12-03
Repairing

Done promptly and neatly. Call and; Leave ysur
measure. JoSEFh iEA6hh.
Nov. l., Is6s.-t.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-12-03
NO. 10.

FOR SALE.-Forty acres of land, thirty Of
which are cleared and under good cultivation,
the balance IN good timber, Eve miles north OF
Fostoria and two and one-half 70 lies east Of Mill
grove, in Wood County, Ohio. Good and coz
Tenient buildings, good vel, fine, thrifty, yeung
orchard, small fruit and grape vines in abun-
dance, in short every thing is IN the best order,
and lust the place TO make man Of limited
means, q snug, easy and pleasant tome
Those wishing 70 purchase a. veil as those
desirous Of selling, will find it to their advaH-
tage to call on
A. q. BYERS, Real Estate Ag't
~ AZ ~ . TIFFIN, OHIO
s-oFFIcE-Eational Exchange Ik BuildI
ing.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-12-03

FOR SALE-A house and one and i6-loO acres
Of splendid land just out side the corporation
limits OF the city, west Of the Sandusky and FIRE.
mont road. A barn and other out-buildings- A
number Of fruit trees. improvements such as
70 make the place pleasant and desirable. Price,
100 terms
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-12-03

FOR SALE-A one story BRICK house AID 10
on the east side OF Melmore street, TIfhn, Ohio
good cellar and well OF never falling water
a GOOD frame stable and other out-bnildIAgs
GraDe-Yines, Cherry and other choice fruit trees
Iuprover1ents such as TO make q desirable
home. Price, $3.50; terms easy
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-12-03

FOR sAIE-A choice farm two miles east o
rtfAn, containing 40 acres with excellent i'm
prcvements, and in q high state Of cultivation
All the buildings are in splendid condition.
rne location and improvements are such as to
make If one Of the most desirable farms in the
County. There are such conventencies as are
only to be found on well regulated and frst-class
farms The situation of the farm is such as to
permit division with fine site for building.
WIN sell either the whole or part. Terms TO
suit purchaser. q - fs et q
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-12-03

Who IS well known In this community the
best and most rapid repairer of Boots and Shoes
in this City. Customers are therefore assured
that their orders in that line as well in every
other respect, will be filed with dsp2leh-
q Particular attention is paid to the manu-
facture Of Ladies' Prgneile, Lasting, Kid or Mo-
rocco CATERS, Shoes or Slippers. A frst-elass
Workman gives this Department his entire at
tention.
s. s. HUNTER.
TifiI, MARCHES, 1s69-1y
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-12-03

FoR SALE Conner lot, o. 1st Monroe street,
Tdn, Ohio. A Comfortable and eonyenAent
house ef six rooms. Splendid new barn, wood
house. aad other out buildings. Two large cis-
terms new fence, select and large variety Of
fruit on the premises Price, eS. 500. Terms
easy
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-12-03

EOur Goodssre warranted Of the best material,
and workmanship. Give us q call before pur-
chasing elsewhere, and see if we do not sell as
cheap if.not cheaper than any other place in the
CITY,.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-12-03
NO. l.

FOR sALEHghty acres Of choice timber
sand, eight miles West Of Tiflns near the Fos-
tOria road A public road running along the
east end Of this lot. VIII be sold low. and on
terms 70 suit purchaser
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-12-03

And everything jim his line. No shelf-Wor
goods kept, and customers may depend oniget
iinr rnnl articles at low PwIces.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-12
HOre and 1'har0.


BiRhnn Wighlmiit Of Char lesion recently
p,cnchrd in The Chmch Of thu Strangers,
New York.
\ guest Il: q metropolitan hotel had the
hardiI,nnd ,t rnr counter TO tho mndrrn af.
frrta'i"n. "L,lv"-hy registering his cons
pnnion ia ID swcr, old wo d-'~ifc.'
Freedom G, religions worship has obs
tairct in SPIN.
The rcn,ons "' CI:.;les,nn had a thrce
days schu"tzcnfes. las; week.
II" Fer RrondnS has hacn ,llcd 70 the
pas'"rntc OF Edscicd Bnp,it Church.
F Stcaruct. Dcl,oi, chemist. make
sweet qrininc.
Savannah has n c,lorcd postmaster.
Eilcrbc'> Hansrlantcr is n great thing
fnr 6 'r.lcmcrs.
Cam't the Nrwbcrry Ladies g,t up Gro,
quot c'ub2
dcl.
C"tton IN some scr,ions Ia said to be III,
ing yellow and dying ont.
What did Grant want with tho veteran
L"e? Ia anything on tho tapis2
"rhc Democratic club Of Anderson still
holds It's rcgnl n meetings" Why can't tn
NewhcIry Cuh do likcw.sc2
Monday last, May 10, wns Memorial DAv
aD,l everywhere IN the Snuth noble hcnrte
women sncwed Tho grnvcs Of tho Martyr
10 tic Lost Cause, with 4 ,rai offerings.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-12
.0 "S -
War.

War docs Set N to be tho normal condition
"f mans csfn'e nav and peace the abnors
n'n', not Onlf physically bu: morally. The
di> United Statet puffed with pride, hnvc
pt,,hcd Englaud qnlto so fur as slle will 20
NcIy serious complications may miro from
rho A'hbamn cIninn. and tho question Of
Ca,ihda. With EngInnd; the Cuban imbrogIo
with Spain: and Sitxfco nnd tho Mnnror
ductrime WITH France Europe witches wl |,
j.alous eye the extending - ings Of the Amo'i>
can cnylc. The u. 6. have nothing to make
Iv a fnrcign wur. She has cn"HgE territory
nt hono..,o .dryo'ap AnI quite enough
di'rnp,i',u and unrest to adjust md inrnio>
nizs. Lust OF tmpilc ant nut 0nnl g'%Ed
have ottcn bean r. bukcd. Why not prof by
Tho paS,2 THO homcly fubIo Of tho dog
losing ,hr hone for its shadow. ia nppll bic
Again 'pri.lc COOS hcfMc a'fall mud IL .lluuSh>
IS sphit Miorc destruction II natious
u'd Only learn tn 'denl Justly. E"vo mercy.
md wn't humb'y." what i'lumcd path wuys
they WUuiIl traverse
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-12
Ndq'rs South Carolina Militia.
ADJ AND INSrEC'OR-GENERAL's OFFICE
,cr,. C6LuMBI 81 q i SiAY 8, 1855.
tGESERAL ORDL.BS NO. IL

ADJ AND lNSrECi OR &c ENERAL,S OFFICE
CdLuMBI. 81 q iAY 8, 1865
! lGESERAL OKDlHS NO. IL ''''
SUCH CITIZENS Of this State as ara con,,
~ priH. Il within The iul,wing elias cs snd
DC ir; I" he exempted lrom.s.' vic in tho III.
an ACT en'itIvd can Act to organiza sna
E"v'rm the Militia Of the Stan OF Sun,h Car
linun, approved March 10 1869. mr.. hsr.S,
Instructed to forward 10 Ilif> rf1lce. fmm.,
ti'atrly upon the pron!ulgntion OF this order
"ppl cations fur exemption: ~ ''
I. Regularly or,iained nr licensed mini.
terS and I,rcuclt RS OF thr GD>pcI,
X Clerks aud employees II, l,nbIic oa,o.,
Jm'flCe> OF The Peacc. or Magistrates, S.er.
lffs. CorOncr-. Constnblra. Civil ,,ff;cers =,
III" Uhitch States, F.rr, men cmployed st
any frrTy on II post road. nnd MiIIurS:
III. AL pcr>uns,cnicrtnliIing conscientou,
Sc'u,,'tS against bchring arms. pructiciGe
!"S S'clnns' professors, tcncliers and students
IN colleges, academies. und common
>chnDlS. "A''"
~ PERSONS regularly and honorably di,,
ch 'rgrd from the army or nns y Of the Uni,
leu ofn'cs, III COnst qucilcn OF tho Dprfor
'naJfc 1T Military or Naval ,luiy; in puru>
hncc OF any law Of this Stlte; and ali n.r>
sons wh" now arc Tor may hereafter bel ac>
n,a, Iwm 'mcimorrs or regularly incorporated FIRE
v Commissioned officers who shall hare
Sr,vru ] ms tnch In The Aliliiln. Of this State
iP''vns ,onn 10 me 20'h day Of necember, A.
~. iooo,' or IN any nne Of the Uuitei Sta!eI
'm 'na Tue spmGG 1T seven yeirs.l But no such
ntficcr stmlI be exempt unless llis resigns,
trn'. ni'er sttch term Of so%vics, has baen
m"eep'Hn; nc c1,u or ~ some other lawful manner
nv " SI'"I nave netn ti0ngtGbly dlschargedl
o,,,,,,, wi tu'o's, lan"tica, iaupcrs and person.
e''ns,e" q OF inthm"n> ,crImc@.
mn', nnI -, hn applications for exemption
mI,ra,, % 10 m',"lo !ipn" ihe nfh lavft Of the ap.
n"mle orrupa Ion, NJ" and residence, iifIn
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-12

THB FELocIPEDK.-Thc curious who cx>
pecicd To see Cap. Mac. the centre piece or
NO shecis Ia, week wcrc disapnon,en.
Luckily for him the article did not arrive,
aud his bones are yet intact. We hold TO
The opinion that Of all the means Of lucomo-
ti"n. That afforded by The vcloripedc, is the
poorest and in COZ o'robornton Of which |: is
asserted that at recent trial on the Union
c"urSr, ncur New York, IL mile IN six min>
ntrs was the highest speed attained. and the
fidrr could not ketk mp that rate of speed
even for moderate length OF time. AS This
r'h' Was made Under unusually favorable
CIRCUMSTANCES MS to smoothnrss Of truck, IT
may be concluded that tho vcloc;pude on
ordinary roads Is an incumbranco rathu
than help TO Tho rider.