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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-21
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GENERAL SUPERlNTENDENT'S OFFICE,
APRIL 9, 1869.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, 11rH in
Instant, the following Schedule for PASS
SENGER TRAINS, will be observed:
DAY PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leaving Columbia at.:............7 As a. m.
Arriving at Columbia at minimum. 6 10 p. m.
NIaHT EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leaving Columbia aat........"--...-.....5 5 20 p n.
Arriving st Columbia aat................4.45 As a. m
90, 90, u .. CAMDEN TRAIN. .
Will run on Mondays, Wednesdays and Satur>
'.'.'''. - days.
Arriving in Columbia at........-.....ll.0 % a. m.
Leaving Columbia p. m.
The Train now running between Columbia
and kingsyille, in connection with the Through
Mail Train, will be taken off on Sunday, April
II.
II. .PEAkE,
April "A General Superintendent
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Bar and Billiard Room,

Nain.st ,Eewberry, nearly op the Court House
Smith & Christian Propr'stora.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-21

The State Of South Carolina
Newberry County--In the Circuit Court-1n
Equity.
" II. Grierson snd E. c. G rierson his sifc, and
others, VS.. Thomas F. Harmon, Admir-; end
others.
The creditors of II T. kinard. decd, are
required to render and establish On oath before
the Clerk Of This Court their respective demands,
on or before the first day Of May Eext.
: Clerks Office, TAOS II. LAKE,
Match q II Ct. C c P.
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lFor the Herald.l
Thoughts on this Beautiful
Spring.

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GZIsERr Hollow, April 5th, 1859. ,,
The little birds are wooipg, among the leafy
bowers. ,,....-.
Thefonesome doves are eooins, mid the
z:s.s;s4Ewfldwood flowers - -.
Aud the busy bees are on the wing,
This bright and beautiful day of Spring.
Then why is my heart so lonely and sad,
On, Z think Of the lost and gone;
or the ruthless foe, who in ashes laid,
Ny beautiful, happy, homer ,....
For this am weeping, and cannot sing,
This bright. and beautiful day of Spring.
The ploughman sings. as be tolls along,
And the echoes rins, with the joyous song,
As he laoors for bread, with the drops on his
brow, sa---'- 49, = - -.--,--
This beautiful day, as he follows his plough ::
And the bending trees. their shadows fling,
Der the murmuring Brook, this beautiful
Spring.
The. erocus and blue bells. arc pecping forth
Their tiny petals, from out the earth;
And voices are mHrmuriug in the breeze,
O'er the hills, and through the trees;
All nature, with happy voices sing,
This bright, this beautiful day of Spring.
Island by the spot, where my little cot
Ones stood, so quiet and best,
There Is not tree or flower left
To mark its place of rest
'ris:of The past, forgotten thing,
This bright and beautiful day of Spring.
The Widows sigh, the Orphans tear.
StiR fansi Ia silent sorrow here, - >.
Az they think of the noble and brave
OF the Father, and son, Of the Brother that's
,s:Sgoue,, a. -
Asdwae AH q bloody grave;
OF the tyrsnt who led his hostile host,
- OF Demons through our Land.
Whoplaadered and robbed, and burned our
homes,
A murderous thieving band.
AsDwid prayed. we pray. for him.
This bright and beautiful day Of Spring.
o.smay the vengeance of the Lord,
oaertske him ia his pride,
And msy he perish, with fire and sword,
And die, as Judas died. .,
We think Of our country, low it bled,
WSshink Of our lost and early dead,
And ssin We hear, and know, and feel,
Iheffsmp Of the opp-essor's heel;
We hate and despise the loathsome thing.
As,Ee remember our wrongs, this beausifil
ESSSpdng. = -
Ruthless tyranh savage foe, .-.s,-.~.-~
Tsou hast filled the Soushron's cup Of woe,
Run It over, fh it up, -. 49,.
Even now, We drain II, drop by drop, .-..
Drink 10 our shame, and buried glory,
And les them tell the coward story, -
OF our property stolen-our. homestead
s Ahgaraed, - i - - - - -.
And Southern hearts to traitors turned,
Southern Soas have bled and died,
And Scushetn hearts sell bleed;
Az wesis By oassaineid daeside,
And recall the accursed deed;
For like Esaa, some hare sold
Their hirthrighl for the Tyrant's gold. .
The spriDg>sime Of life my 8 past.
The Summer TOO is gone; -.,
And Autumn is bere. all faded, aud sere,
The Winter soon viii COINS
No home. no where 10 lay my head,
No earthly plsee Of rest,
No hcpe but in the grave, abed.
n, uaovan hov,a .,;sh p .-.
Throughout eternity, to- sing, ). ,.-
In heaven, an everlasting Spring.
>s5s,S-.s, - <. 81.
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.Fisk's Metallic Burial Cases,

THE SUBSCRIBER has constantly or
hand fullassortment Of the above approved
cases, of different patterns, besides cotlins
OF his own make, all of which he is prepared
to furnish at very reasonable rates, with
promptness and despatch.
Persons desirous of having cases sent by
railroad will have them sent free Of charge.
A Hearse is always on hand and will be
furnished at the rate OF go per day.
Thankful for past patronage, the sub
scriber respectfully asks for continuation
ofthe same, and assures the public that
no effort on his part will be spared to render
the utmost satisfaction.
A. C. CHAPMAN
Newberry S. c., July 81.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-21

The State of South Carolina
Newberry Coun.y-In the Circuit Court
In Equity.
George Larsen, Administrator and others,
VS.. W. II. Hunt and others.
The Creditors of Jacob Hunt. deceased,
are required to render and establish on oath,
before the Clerk of this Court. their respec>
tive demands on or before the Ist day Of May
next. g,s.
Clerks Office. THOS. II. LAKE,
March q IL St - Z. Z. c.
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In the District Court of the

In the District Court of the
UNITED STATES, for South Carolina, Jan.
Term, 1869. In the matter Of james B.
Hair of NewberryC yCounty-Barkupt. Peti-
ton for full and final discharge in Bank
ruptcy.
Ordered, that hearing Be had on the 3oth
day of April. 1869, at Federal Court
House in Charleston, s. C and that all cred.
itors, &C, of said Bankrupt appear at said
time and place, a ID shew cause, if any they
can, why the prayer of the petitioner should
not be granted. And that the End and Sd
meetings of creditors of said Bankrupt will
be held at the Office of J. C.. Jaeger, Esq,
Registrar of Sd Con District Of S. c., on 9Th
day of April, 1869, at 10 M.
By order Of the Court, the IAN day Of
April, 1859. -sa
DANIEL HoRLBECK.
Clerk District Court United States
April IA 1885,. For South Caroi;n,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-21
Something Nice.

I have removed to the Kingsmore- Gal:
lery lover Mayes & Martins Store) which
has undergone thorough repairs. bavs
plenty of room with an excellent sky
light. Come one-come all, and see how
things; work in this commodious gallery.
Also, a good lot Of albums at extreme
lv low prices.
All kinds of work done in the line of
Photography. II q 54&4
l have all of Wren & Wheeler's Mega
tives that were taken atthis place.
We charge nothing for looking, and
not much for picture. -
Respectfully, -
W. H. WISEMAN.
Dec. % SO If. ....-~ s-..>. ~.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-21

The State of South Carolina
berry County-C1rcuit Court-In Equity.
-Miehaei ~ er,s and Susanna Long, VS.. Latimer
". Long and others.
The creditors Of George Long, dec'd are re-
cuired to render and establish oath, before the
Glerk of the Court, their respective. demands,
on or before the first day Of May next. :: =
Clerk Office. fHOS. NJ. LAhEJ
Aurch q IL st. -. - 6: G.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-21

The State of South Carolina
Newberry County-Iu the Circuit Court
In Equity.
Daniel E. Seas, Administrator, vs.. Andrew
Sbeely aud wife and others.
The Creditors of John Seas, deceased. are
REQUIRED to render and establish on oath be-
fore Siias Johnstone, special referee, their
respective demands. on or before the lst day
of Nav next.
Clerks Office. TllOS. III. LAKE,
March 81 IL Ct ...... Z. Z. r.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-21

DE-. ". B. MCCLELLAN is now prepared
70 administer the above Gas to his patients
without fear or danger to themselves. Teeth
extracted without the least particle of pain I,
and the patient conscious of what is going
on The Doctor is now prepared in his
thoroughly re-furnished Laboratory. to do
anything in. his line upon the most 'enti>
&c principles. w. B. McKELLat
Feb. ,196 3m ,-.
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The State Of South .Carolipa-
Newbery Couuty-In the Circuit Court-ln
Equity.
Layinia Kinard vs II Fl. Kinard, Executor of
j. NJ. Kiuard.
The Creditors OF John N. kinard, decd, are
required to render and establish ou oath. before
the Clerk of this Court their respective demands
Oh or before the first day of May next:
CLERKS Office. EiOS. IL. LAKE,
March q y ct. c. c. P.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-21

The State Of South Caroiina-
Newberry County-In the Circuit Court-1n
Equity.
JOHN & Lipfurd and wife, Adm's, vs.. Lala
Rook and Others.
The Creditors of S3muel D., Rook, decd. are
REQUIRED to render and e>taulsh ON oath, before
the Clerk of this Court, Their respective de-
maads on or before the first day OF Nav next
clerks Office, THOS. N. LAKE.
March "a IL Ct. c. c. P.
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LIFE INSURANCE!!!
Piedmont Life Insurance
Company of Virginia.

The Subscriber is Agert for the State of South
Carolina for one of the best, aud most reliable
Life Insurance oinparieS in the world. For the
FIRST Sixteen Months OF its business. it had se>
cured about Two THOUSAND FoLICIrs. and had
received an Income OF about lHEhE HUNDRED
and SIXTY THOUSAND D"LLAks
LISA VIRGINIA COMPANY; and a an eyi-
depce of its high stahding at home, where il is
best known, large portion of its business is
of its losses AT ONCE, waving the NINETY
DAYS Notice, as allowed by tie terms Of; he
lolicy.
Gen. \. G. EVANS was Insured in THIS CON-
PASY, and Immediately after his death, had
The pleasure ofprssentjng to his afflicted family,
the amount of his Folicv-S5,n0.
ISAAC BRANCH, NJ; D.,
-..-.. Agent
J. J-WARDLAw, NJ. D., Medical Examiner
=: Abbeville. C. IL. ...-...'.--.
we refer with confidence to the following per-
rs who have Insured in the Piedmont:
Rev. J J.. Pressly, D, D.-S5010; Rev. i. c
1000; Rev J. N. Ycumg-S2' O.; Rev. II. T..
Sloan-S5 ou; Rev d. N. Turner. D. D, ST.
uoO; Rev j. Bonuer-S0 %; DR.. G. ".
Pressly- 5000; DR.. j. w. Hearst-S90".: w.
D. Mars-S5O00; Rev. j C. .WiiliamS-S2O0 !;
]. d Chamers-S20JO; B. p, Neel-S21 G.; Dr.
+. Garey-S50 o.; r. A. Fair-S3 o.; Prof.
J p. kernedy-Sl00l: Prof. j. +. Lee-S2000;
Gen. S M. Gowan-SlA, Ok O.; j. McGowan--Sla :.
OOD: Ron. W. D. Simpson Sl0,T 0; DR.. Earksdal le
-Ski,0e; Mr.. Sullivau-S50D0; and at least 80
others. under the immediate supervision OF DR..
'- THOMAS S. MooRMAN, Agent. .,,
DR.. G. w. GARMA Y. Med. Examiner.
Ncwberry, Z. d, Feb l4, 1859. tt
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINE
SEwBERRY COUNTY.

NEW BERRI CUUNT1.
By John T. Peterson, Probate Judge,
Whereas, Baruch Duncan having made
suit to me to grant him Letters of ADJ
ministration de bons non of the estate and
effects of Isaac Johnson, decd.
These are therefore 10 cite and admoniSh
all and singular, the kindred and creditors of
the said deceased, to be and appear before
me, in tie Court of Probate TO be held at
Newberry Court House on fhe 2lst day Of
April next, after publication here"f, at.ll
O'Clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if
any they have, why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand this 7th day of
April, Anuo Domini, 1869.
John T. Peterson, P. J. N. c.
April IA 152t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-23
RLoopY ERACAs AT A BALL.

While a German ball was in progress in the
Town Hall at Westchester, Monday evening, Michael
Sknon the place, and approaching one OF the
managers INDUCED in some insulting and obscene Ian
guage. and finally became abusive that he was eject
ed His friends then commenced dealing blows right
and left The ladies fed screaming to the galleries, while
their partners mustered their forces and succeeded
IN clearing building Of the sknion party Perfectly
nated by this time, they resorted TO throwing stones
and brckbats through the windows smashing the glass,
breaking tho sash, and nurng many OF the Germans Sc
veroy while several barely escaped with their lives The
attacking party then dispersed but only TO rally again at
6ocock m. when the fight was renewed with terrible
earnestness both outside and inside the hall stones
brickbas aud available weapon within reach were
used and did horrible execution as broken bones and
gaping wounds testify That no lives were lost seems
surprising Sknion Immediately taken into custody,
but subsequently gave the officers the slip, and search
has failed To discover him. Nineteen OF the gang are
under arrest. In 10 telegram sent to White
Plains an officer quickly appeared with bench warrants
for the arrest OF William and Emmett Lyvere members
OF the gang who time ago placed under bonds
to keep pence. The affair has occasioned great eX
excitement No blame can possibly attach To the Ger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-23
CRIMINAL.

At Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday,
before Justice Ledwith William Moore and John cooley
cnct Police, with having attempted to enter burglarl.
ousy the Church OF the rmmagua.e Mpr
house In the OF the church. with large sedge ham
watch Soon Moore came out and remarked: "Ihere ii
be bloody end to ~ the folks are al asleep Inc men
then walked around TO the front OF me charcn te ON
ceeded arrestIng Moore and Cooley after struggle
was found an assortment OF skeleton Keys and pair OF
calipers. The accused wereiA Ooth held Tor ulai
at General Sessions, in default OF $1,000 Dali each;
Annie Dngan a scotch woman, was charged with the
larceny OF a watch. worth s5, from John thompson OF
fdnlt of $500 bail w Philip Honner charged with
having assaulted Henry Metze Of No. 433 West Thirty
eSM e 1s Ter he AVN blows on the one Of
them inhctng cash 81 inches long from the eDects OF
winch the wounded man = now lying in DANGEROUS con
Conseqnences may be fatal Hofrner locked
MIN Ftterlapg a blacksmith, was committed for having
severely 'beatcn VIM Ryan Of No. sullivan-st., on
Tuesday He also attempted to cut Ryan with large
butcher knife.
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, before
Justce Hogan, John Shay, truck driver was chargen
with having careessly injured David Bird ot NO p skill
mapst brooklyn by allowing the poe on ms T ha 10
Daniel Hitchcock. aged IL years OF NO q FFont-st.,
Brooklyn yesterday Knocked down by stage driven
by WIN Anderson at the corner OF Broadway ana Canal
SITS. and somewhat injured about the head Anderson
was arrested and subsequently, discharged, the affair
having been accidental While John Buckley strang
% this city, was passing along Cherryst carry yeser
day morning he was assaulted Oy JOhn Manchester y
SAILOR who seized him by the throat and forclby took
S2l from him. with which the thief ran of. Manches-
ter was committed To the Tombs. and Buckley
sent House of Detention The examination IN the
case George Allen alleged To have been concerned IN
the burglary at No C3 LeOnarCst Sunday, the tuIl
particulars of which have appeared in The TRIBUNE
set down for Saturday Hogan, yesterday L.
sued warrant for the arrest OF Andrew Leonard, a
Seventh Ward politician holding the position OF officer IN
the Superior Court for having, on Tuesday evening,
rudely accosted the sister Of Dg. Meals the welkuown
Tom6s ply stefan, while she was passing up Dyison-st.
accompanied by younger sister. When she rrmon-
strated with him. it is alleged that he struck her IN the
face had been arrested up 70 the hour OF closing
Z ne Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-23
NATIONAL GuARD NOTES.

The Headquarters of the 32d Regiment have
been changed No 81 Montrose Avenue. The Battal-
ION will assemble in full uniform. pompOns and white
gloves the ArmOry, corner Even and Meseroless on
Monday. October IL, at 1880 o'clock p m aud proceed 10
Union Pond for the annual muster and inspection The
following changes In this command are announced Thos
H. Butler quartcrmaster. rank from July 10
nal Joseph Sez commissary, rank from July 49, ls69-
original Francis Xavier Stolz ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
rank from Sept l. 1869 The 22d Regiment are making
great preparations TO receive the Providence Light In
faury occasion OF their visit next March squad
drills have commenced in the eth Regiment The raw
material Il compelled 10 suffer sorey before being
nodded into things of beauty The recent orders or
the COMMANDMENT. Chief In regard Ia the actual
footing Of regiments, will give what has been
90 long needed-the real strength OF the Ma
tlonal Guard-the old fashion OF having John
Smith answer 10 dozen different names will thus be
abolished and the InspecorGeneral no longer will be
hoodwinked In the Cavalry Brigade efforts being
nation tho part OF some Of the officers 10 force Major
Kent OF the Washington Greys into the light The Major
states that he determined TO have nothing To do with
H. and that he also determined TO keep his command
OF the trouble The 9th Regiment are recruiting
rapidly. nth Regiment have fatigue parade nj
rompkius square the cath The 22d Regiment Will
have a review and inspection ut their ArmOry IN Four
feminist. this evening; TOllcall At o'clock. They VIII
appear their new fudress uniform, already described
In THE TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-23
TIE NEW STEAM BOILEG.

a new invention has been SO lar perfected "a
TO warrant its submission TO the public for trial Mr.
sias c. Salisbury oldlnyentor and scientific student
has been deyotng his attention untiringy In Germany
and France TO the development OF patent steam boiler
by which the following effects may be obtained: First
economy OF fuel second saving OF room third rendering
an explosion impossible; fourth. preventing incrusta
tion fifth rendering 1t impossible to overhead the fire
surface SIXTH increasing the intensity OF the heating
siaslwe In extent and lastly, utilizing the
gases. First, regard to economy OF fuel by having
the coolest water coming rapidly In contact In small
quantities between the two hot plates under such
pre- sAure circulation from the main boiler To
the wstorarch This arch Is surrounded on both sides
by intense heat, and the circulation Ia Increased In
velocity Just proportion TO the amount OF heat In the
furnace by blast otherwise; and the circulation
velocity brings the colder water In contact
with the hot plates, which absorbs the heat as fast
produced and becomes highly heated. II is
then discharged IN the chamber above the waterne IN
form steam, aud As IL ~ driven III all directions
among the tubes they again supply the heat 10 fully
prepare the steam d.y for Use. BY this process
equazsI temperature throughout all parts Of tile boiler
10 kept absorbing all tho boat ~ fast as II eau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-23

81, nroduced There is second combustion chamDe,' ~,
De .h arhanic oxvds are utilized and changed 10
carhopc gases supplying intense heat aoOVe bicS
car arc and thence up through the main Doer wnio ~
,a larger and intenser fire surface Inc supp y,
Sot water to the upper chambers OF the maa
nv contact throughout all the space hDovo .no
water that overwhelming impossible Inc WHSLE alarm
on.nao,ad with the lowest gauge COCK that an id
the water reaches that point, and as II wouu
GEe e hours for the 20 inches below to
In ,b Of time is given for escape from any posoo
Tba snace required for the boiler is less ta
one6a Of that of any other Incrustaton Te
by rapid circulation The Doier ne was operating
the IRON works Of Cobanks Thea and MIN sae tme
power driving all their works ana nse e0 The ya
able parts of this invention can DC a''"'"'N ~ N0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-23
SINGULAR CAsE-PROBABLE MURDER BY
RIVER THIEVES.

Yesterday morning, the llarbor Police lound
the body of man. apparently about 10 years OF age
floating i'm the water off the Battery 1t was taken 10
Castle Garden, and Coroner Keenan, was requested TO
hold an inquest Deputy Coroner Shine examined the
body and found fracture mt the base Of the skull on
the left side There also fracture OF the Jaw on ts
same side the top OF the head ana an lnclseu
wound OF the chin Peter Murphy, employed at Castle
Garden on seeing the body AT recognized IL as tha
az Michael Ncihl, night watchman living IN Imghtst
near West and employed on Pier No. 80 North HlVer
the finding OF the body by messenger dispatched by
Cant Todd Of the Harbor Police but they declared posi-
lively that IL could not be their relative they had seen
him al a. H. Yesterday, two hours after the Dody was
found on thp return Of his messenger, Capt. TODD
again sent for Murphy and told him what the relatives
had said Nevertheless. Murphy declared most posi-
tivelv that the body that or Nclhl lie
mad known him for twenty years, and could not
he mistaken. on the other hand, the supposed
relatives OF Neh well satisfied that their relative
was alive and well. that they would not even take the
trouble down To Castle Garden ana view the DOdy
y order OF Keenan, the body was removed 10
tie Morgue Deputy Coroner Wooster Beach VIII make
"A post norton examination, and ascertain whether the
wounds we're caused before or after death III ~ me
opinion Of pr Shine Capt Todd and Others that the de-
ceased had been attacked by river thieves murdered ana
thrown INTO the Every effort VIII be made by
discover who deceased is and how he met ms
Coroner Keenan, has adjourned the investigation Dc
ceased gray hair and whisRers. and wore dark sack
vest dark brown panalOOns, muslin SHIRT ana
leay