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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-28
The COLUMBIA Guardian .s to he revived
Tho Augusta Press is suspended.

Peters latest Musical Review is to
hand, and. in addition to fifteen pages Of
select re- ldiuS matter, contains the following
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a beautiful 'ulla,,y. BY T. G.. lslcv, Pm
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Ry Will $. lays. lie Wipes Tho Tear from
Ever. Eve. Sacred Song. RyH p. Dnnks
Forest Glade March Bv Charles Kinkrl,
DamnSk Rose Waltz. BYE Mack. Golden
unset M"zurkh. BY j. Harris, oun.
Music is generally considered expensive.
oni when such quantity Ia furnished for
the small sum OF thirty cents. it ceases to b @
luxury, and even the poorest may sing,
plnY, aud no happy.
Our musical trisnls will do we'll to cx.
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Loving music ourselves, ~e naturally iSel
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New Advertisements,

Fquttnhlo Lilo Assurance Gross; Assets
sSi s9i sa5 Johnstone &:Naasss Aponts.
Flsa INSURANCE -LIverpoolahd London
nnd Globe INSURANCE. Co, Capital EnrI,ns
eya a RSscsysd 81 F99as.qold S, s17, $4,000.
g. @. Chase & Co.. offer Inducements to
! groceries, &C. T'S Ssg.gfi.s@s,s>
WoinyIte attention to the card Of bir. Jas.
W. Ilarrissnn, wholesale dealer IN Artists
supplies. G2 Queen ST.. Charleston, s. @.
He has for satc the patent thief detecting
money drawor, &c.
). Cos;a:,a Standard Preparations, for sale
by Druggists hero.
,Bdhkruptcy: Notices.
Ncwbcrry Sugar Company.
We refer with pleasure TO the card Of Dr..
! II. 3acr, Wholesale nnd Retuli Druggist,
131 Meeting ST.. On h,rlcston,;S @. Drugs,
Chemicals, Dro Stuffs, &c., cnmrng from
gyo satisfaction. lie imports only from
first cluss, establishments. Ills gonds nre
chemically tested, before being put OIL salc.
We big to refer TO the card Of >Mr. J. N.
Robson. Cnmmission Merchant, Nos. 1 s. Q
Aslantic Wharf. Charleston. s. G Mr..
lSObsOn'8 reputation az reliable mcrchunt
Is we'll known. His experience runs through
q period of twenty years. lie co"tiues hinl>
self strictly tn Il commission business, und
having ample means for advances. respects
fully Soliclts consignmcnts of cotton. flour,
whoat, corn. &C. Shippers Of produce have
the advantage Of two markets, Charleston
and Now York-witEout extra commission.
R. @. Silver, Of Columbia, has on hand a
general variety Of Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods, Dress Goods, &C.
Lawrence H., always on tho qui vivo to
gratify the pleasant public, will huvo sea
crab on snlc. Thursday. Wo hope that ho
ordered his fisherman to send tho "hen"
gender. The littlu b,ys dowu on the salt
call 'cm she for sh0rtncss. They are so
much sweclcr, fattcr, and julcier, tian those
other fellows.
Lawrence also. has potatoes. apples,
oranges, lemons. &c.
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Nowoorry District Agricultural Society.


| Pursuant 10 notice, u meeting Of tho u
izens %of the CoaD,y w"s held IN the CouI
House on thcE24ll' inst, to organize M Ae
ricultural Society. ,s..ls s
! Rev: T. g.: Boincs., was called to ,,ll
Chair, and Tlos. w. Holloway appointo
Secretary. r,&,..> * !N
i The object of,the meeting having bee
explained by the Chairman, ,Silas Johnstonc
Esq moved that the "Nrwbrrry ;Dtstric
Ag'icu lural Society" he rcorganized BY tn
election Of officers, and that The gentlemen
present DC regarded as members, =, ...t,-.>
BY direction, the Secretary read tle Con
stitution Of the old orgauization. Whe,
npon motion Of Col. Krilt, II was unnni
mously agreed, tha' the Constitution be e.
amended that 'onc' Vice. President tbj
clcctrd'lrom cnch OF the eleven Townships
Of the County.
On motion of Col. Keitt, the Chair ap
pointed II conImitte OF 'seven," being one
mcn'hcr f. ON each Of the Townships IL
attendance, 10 nominate permanent officers
Gornmttce-E. =. K~itt, Si!ns JohnstOne,
j. Il. Spcnrman, J. l.. Kinnrd, II. GaIlmnn,
T..B Chnln"rs aud I. S. Boinrst. -
| The Commil,ce reported the following
| crptcI: For President, Rev. T. 8. Boin.
est; for Secretary. Judge Y.J. Pope; for
| Treasurer Col. Il. Moornan for Vice.
Preside MS. james II Baxter, #: W. Gald.
well, f. $. Kcitt. VIM. Ray, j. n. Lips.
c'mh, John i. Kinar,l. a. j. Long<horc,
John 4. Spcarn,an, Jessie s:humpert, j..
Adam kihlrr and Thomas W. Holloway.
The election of President, Secretary,
Treasurer anh Vice Presidents being III or
der. the members voting "vivn vOcc, re.
Sntrd in the election OF those reported by
il'" Nominating COMMITTEES.
C'pl. kri,t moved tand il wns so orlcrcdl,
that when This meeting ntiourns, il stnud
adjourned until the 3I Wednesday in May
next.
Major Baxter moved TINT the President
appoint delegates to the State Agricultural
Convention 10 convene in Columbia on the
2St inst and upon this motion, the Pres
idrnt appointed james ". BAXTER, T. S.
K"i,, }. i. Kinard, Sias Johlstone, Col.
X. Moornnn, a. j. Longs,orc, j. \. Lips.
comb, ID. opcarnIan. JESSIE Schumprrt, 7.
W. Holloway, aud Y. j. Popc-shid dclrga.
tl"n, TO which Oh motion, the President
WAS added.
On motion. tho President appointed
Judge 7. j. Pope, Col. X. Moor,I,nn mud
H'las JohnStonr, EsG, to revise the Con-
S'i'",ion and Bye.Laws Of the Society.
On motion OF Col. X. Moornunn, It was
ordered that the delegation to the State
Agricultural Society hr empowered to sub.
sliiutr Il member or members Of the Socie.
~, as delegates in cave Of any vacnncirs.
1t was moved. (and 40 orslcreh), that the
President. Secretary, Treasurer aud two
''cc.Prcsidcrts, constitute the Executive
Board.
The Secretary waA instructed TO furnisl,
ecr''tir"'rs to tie delegates Of their up
poinlment 10 the SMtc Agricultural Con-
vrn,iou. .:..
On motion, the Society adjourned.
T. S. BUINESr. President.
TlIOS. ". HOLLOW AY,
Acting Secretary.
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NEwDERRy CorRr House., }
March 29tm, 1869. {

10 Ills Exccllcncy-
GovkuNon X. X. Scorr-SlR The Sheriff
Of Nc"bcry County shc"cd me during the
recent session Of the Court, nj this place, II
letter which YOU had addressed To him,
through your private Secretary, il regard
10 certain ncIS ot violence, abridged TO have
hrrn committed on the premises Of &. G
Brwal,, and IN the nri4hbo,hool OF Poma-
Iia, in this tnnaiy. ] feel il my duly ny
acting Solicitor, to reply 10 the charges and
Il,'ra,s contained in that letter.
Your ExrrlLrncy, N il appears to nc, has
Improperly charged The Sheriff. Even un.
der lhr new regime. conceive that i, is not
the duty Of the Sheriff TO bring before. the
Graui Jury, all di-lurblnrrs ,hlt may oc.
cur in his Count. because he is not the
otfirrr 10 "lom ANY onc makes complaint,
anal therefore he cnnnot he rxprc,c, TO lie
Informed us 10 any rri'uiual complaint, rx.
c"pt hy hraI.say. The letter which have
previously spoken OF, should havy. hccn ad.
drrsscd to ne, as the otlircr rcr,esc.ilin. !.
lhr State OF Sonlh Carolina.
Bat waive tho inror,n,lity So snon ns 7
had notice Of your letter, proceeded to
investigate the rnmnlaintS made | cnlle,l
the al'rn,ion Of the Grand Jury 10 thr mat
ter; | srnt &. &. DrWmlt before Ihrn
nd "i"n he failed % give them such in.
formation ~ would warrant thr,n IN making
ii rrrSc.mrn against any one, sent out
the Shr.ir 10 a:Irkt aud hriug before the
Court, my AMI all persons who conld or
would give Information. I brought The
matter before the Court second time ;
When ihrsr m'nns failed, I persuaded his
Honor Judge Rutland, to charge the Grnntl
Jury "g"in upon The su'j.c,; ] sent ngain
for Witnesses went To tho Grand Jury
room and instructed. ihrm ms to 'hcir duty.
l. n'l nvairl nothing. No particle OF in-
trlli9rnrc could he clici,rh, aud !hcre WIS
con" 4nrn'ly, no Indictment mahc out
Thc cun'irliou IL therefore, forced upon
me, that only malicious PERSONS have ma,le
ih"sr representations 10 You .-prrsons whose
sole delight consists in iomrntimg lsrord
between Tho two racca AMI the two Politicnl
parties in this State. The Counts hnvn al.
wn,,s been open here E,ra all persons Of what
ever 'nrc or social pnsiIiun. We ure u
law -ahjin: people. WE desire tl.at every
man shall be secured III lir, liberty and
property We VAN, peace, aud we insist
upon justice. Give lis that!
luira respectfully,
+ D. CALDWELL,
Acting Solicitor
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-28
" THE NEWBERRY 2
SUGAR COME AMV,.

Proposes to grind all tho Sugar Cane that
Eowberry Township will furnish this year,
and convert tho Syrup into Sugar, upon
fatr terms, or purchase at good price, all
cane delivered At tho Sugar Mill, at or near
New'herry, Court House, alta proper stage
0; ripencss. &!t ;""5E... I4Iiiii,4DPr
Allwlhto Wish to avail themselves Of this
6enrHt, must plant tho pure sced Of the
sthe siore, Of r. Moorman & o., f..,,I,, 81
Tho Company further proposcs os,ea, 10 ssell
out allth6 Township rights except this,
and IL ready to efftci such sale. S.5i8r
For particulars, apply TO 1sSs !,
= 1..n THOMAS 3. 'MO0F4AN,1 s
April 20 l7N President.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-28

COnN AND torroN ~ GEom:lA. w.
see it stated in the Colnn'Lu> and Macon
papers TINT the crop in G"nrga this
year il ah"ut equally divided between
corn and cotton. Should the Seasons
be favorable, corn will be lower than it
has been lor ten years. II is generally
manu' c1 and the stand wnS never better
AZ present, 1t is too e.rly to say much
about cotton. The Macon Journnl says
cmpha'ical'y "rhr,c " i'll not he niy
more lnntl IN cotton in South Western
Georgia this year than there was last"
II is not yet too late to rlnnt corn il
Sonth Ca,nlina. Half corn und half cot
ton should hu onr mntto. We Ito not
wish to hc rr"phctS Of evil but we
knnw that, unless No make b,cadstntl>
enough 10 relieve us Fl rom the necessity
of buying them in the North mud West,
thy c"tt"n crop of lSG"-lS70 will do
the State at large. the planters and the
farmers, but It'll, lasting good The
moncy received Tor the cotton will be
pnld away f'r corn, and 80 " i'll end the
chapter Charleston News.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-28

MARRIAGE ExrKAnNpINA Any.--In consc.
0nehce Of tho unrtconSlrurlcI state Of
things IN this part Of Vi'ginia, last week,
license to marry cnu ii not he obtained
aud very Respectable couple. who wishc
TO have tho knot tied, had TO ,csn,t tt
reconstructed Tennessee for TINT p.ruoSc,
.tcco' ti"ely, on Thursday Of Inst w eek,
Mr.. james Graham mud Miss Salic
llicknk, accompanied hy large party Of
young friends, para1ed on horse hack.
and moved down to Tennessee in military
style. They were met near the line by
the, Rev. j. II. King and his slaH and
immediately formed solid column, tho
bride aud groom aud their attendants in
front, when the happy couple were made
ono "hrn the ccrclnnny wns over they
c"u,lterhnrcln to The rear and returned
to Virginia without alish,ing. ! l.r,
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COMMERCIAL,

~ NKwD+ +RRY, April 27.-Cotton quiet at from
rs to 261
N W. YaRk, April 28.-7 T.. M.-Cntton un>
chamEedi eales 1000 bales: Gold s3I a a9i.
nominul; sales 200 balcs-middiings 27I; re-
ccIpts 243.
AuagsrA, April 2e--Cotton market dull
'ts EvSHr"oH, in 4psii Et
Sd S'osSd dull-upiands H.; Orleans 12l; sales
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DISTRESSING OccuR,gScE. -Wo nrn
panied to recnrd the death, on tho goth
inst, Of li,tlo girl. aged about 10 years,
by the nams Of Lille Harris, dnughtcr OF
Major N. S. Harris, near Clinton, in this
District. The littlo girl, wc learn wns
cnnsht hy falling ,reo ncnr her father
residence, during n gale, and crushed
Instantly tn death. it being necessary to
cut tho tree IN two before tho body Of Tho
unfortunate little creature couli bo cx.
tricated. We deeply kympathizo with the
parents a.d friends Of The deceased. -.
~ ~ t..g-,s, .l.<nl l., GLaUrons Hernh.
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We copy the following from the Oar.

linGton Democrat:
TlMM"NsvlLLE. S. G., April 10, 1869.
M1lrcd, Mt Timmonsvillc, S. e., on
Saturday night, 10th ult., by II. d. Cook,
ESQ. (whi,e,l Jim. Gour, (hlack MS tho
ace Of spndrs,l to Bet Hancock, (while J
1NniaSATInN MEETING Pursuant TO
previous notice meeting Of The citizens
Of rimnnnSvllc wns held on tho llh in
slant. Rev John NJ. TimmnnS was called
to the rhnir, aud James N. Garner re-.
QncStcd tn act aS Secretary. The ctair.
mnn explained the object Of the meeting
to he tn give oppression on n recent mar
riage Of n negro to white woman nv a
white magistrate Of this place The
meeting was addressed by Dr.. Byrd;
Capt johnson aud others, aIl strongly
"pp"sing the above marriage Afterwards
the following resolutions were adopted:
Resolved. Thnt we louk upon the nInr.
riage Of Bet Hancock, (whitc,) to Jim
Gour, (hlack,) as contrary to the laws of
Cod and civil society, and we take this
mcth"d to express our Indignation, not
only IN this case, hut all ile eases, and
will n>c our hest cilortS to prevent snch
Il diSsrace(ul occurrence in this cotnmu.
ntv again.
Resolved, That we ccnsure tho Magis.
trale (whilr) who mnrrich them, and re
turn thanks to Stephen Gett. Crolorcd.) J
for refusing to marry The above party.
Resolved, That the proceedings Of this
meeting hc published in tho Democrat
and Sonthcrner.
JOHN N. TIMMONS, Chairman.
JAMES n. GARNER. Secretary.
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The j Plcs'vlc,sa( (Oh. Sch6nl> iust ad.
jouricd after " two ,ihys' session, At Norris.
lin"is, adopting resolutions ~ favor Of
rcnnion., ciherinpon tic plan proposed by
amAjofity OF tho New School Presby,cry
VIZ :sfH.i Is>I sat$ .itB ~ ~ .W,' =
Tho omission Of tho explanatory !olauso
Of the first article Of the basis, and omi<sion
Of tho tentlfarlicle. or upon tho bnsis ot
the common, standard Of both Churches,
leaving nil llnr.rIanpggssn!ents q with, tho Genera.
Assembly, md SGWplele reunion Withou,
further ttfetthce Is ilc Prcsiviefics. Del.
egates 10 e%GenerAl Assembly :wefo IN,
stracted tohot In accordance %ttb tho spiris
Of this sesolution. md !
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-28

According to the results Of lntc, re.
cen. deep sea soundings, it is announced
that the huttom Of atho sen, at great
depths, is covered hy continuous mass
extending over miles in extent, Of what
may hu considered as ono single animal.
1t is thought to form tho lowest s,agc Of
animal life on the globe, and is supposed
to derive it's nourishment directly from
tho mineral world, aS in the case of
plants. The new animal has been bnp.
tiScd by the cuphonious name Of Bathy.
bins ...
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-28
NEWBERRY, s. G.
Wednesday Morning, April s8i 1sC9.

We invitcattentlon to tho following let,
ter recently addressed by tho Acting
Solicitor Of Nrwbrrry Counly,; TO Gov.
;crnor Scott, In reply to q noto written
by the Governor through his Secretary to
Sheriff P"ysingcr, which communication
Nc regret TINT the Sheriff has mislaid
II IL sad to contain serious charges nsains,
tho dignity aud honor orthc citizens Of the
County. We are satisfied tlInt the i'm.
putations are without foundation IN truth.
Ncwbcrry has never been In more quiet
and orderly condition; aud but for those
who live bi crcn,ing evil for political ends,
We should very soon hive peace, com.
fort md comparative prosperity.
MEsSRs EpIToRs: You will obligo me
b, Publishing the snhjoined letter. wrote
't.in reply to one addressed by ono Dr..
Robert X. Scott, ("ho il by courtesy, styled
Governor Of South Cnrolina), to The Sheriff
OF Newhsrry County. Personally, care
nothing for the mattcr; but felt it my
duty, as acting Solicitor, to clear the Coun'
ty oiNe~Grrry from the violent and ground.
less accusations made against it. DR.. Scott
is quite in nrage, learn mud one Mr..
Srlby (who is said 10 edit little sheet in
Colunbis), il also unwilling to see the good
citizens OF Nr"brrry rxoncrntcd. there.
fore call upon you TO make public, II state
ment Of which those two distinguished
&C cntlcmcn urc afraid.
J. F. J. CALDWELL.
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EXCHANGES.

We h"r" received copies f,r Nay Of
ti"Se Stt'iinG Magazines DEMonEsr's
TnE GALAXY, I'll" New YowK EcLEcnc
TuE RlvEE.lrE. TnE LADY's FRIEND, LIr
TIE torroRAi, SciInoI. DAY NiSrron, Ok.
WARD. mud l"I>G AMERICA. They nre
Nrrthu out ni."n "lIr tuhlc in tempting
array. We Lave never seen Il more rn.
usinH dish Of literature. tinrd pnhuum
Tor the season. We recommend HE
same [" our friends.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-28

Tho Edgeiield Advertiser says that
everybody turned fool aud went to SEE
Prof Cushmnn, tho champion horse
trimmer and m"st Of them left the scene,
acknowlc lcdging that 'hcy had been fright.
fully bored A similar inliiction wns
suffered by Il certain crowd ut this place
not n'uny weeks ago, but we have been
SLOW 10 mention the subject. as We wcro
in the crowd. Anderson Iutelli.cnccr.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-28

PoLYwIvEs. The Salt Lake Telegraph,
in defending tho peculiar institution VI
MormoniSm, rcnarkS:
"The, fact is poiygamy has existed
about M long as human nature has,
and still only Il small part Of mankind
are really and truly monogomiSts, for
most Of those who are not polywivcd
arc polywomcned." Those who are
not either, II is t" bo presumed. polly
w"gs, or, rs they say South, scally.
wuGS.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-28
ANTI-TOBACCo The Proyi,lcnce fR

ANTI-ToBAcco. The Providence (R. I. J
Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church has adopted the following rule /:
No candidate for membership III this con-
ference, shall be deemed eligible until he
shall have unrqnivocsly and frankly affirmed
his abstinence from the use Of tobacco dur.
ing 40 much Of the time Of his trial Tor
membership az shall succeed passage Of this
rnle, nor until he shall have pledged him
self in the future to abstain from tho use,
except il DO for medicnl purpose.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-28
When Bishop Asburv run" The Met

When Bishop Asbury run" the Meth.
odiSt church, there was one circuit in
Virginia where the ladies wero so fasci
mating that ull tho young preachers sent
there were soon taken captive. The
Bishop thought to stop this by sending
thithcr two decrepit old men, hut to his
great surprise, both were married the
same year. Ho exclnimed in disgust
IT am afraid the women and the devil
will get all my preachers !"
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FALSE PACKED torroN.- Yesterday, n
l"t Of nin.trcn talvS ut cotton, frnm Ab,
huv,;le, ~"s offer. Il to M"s>ra. Bln!iciv e.
GihhrS. Mr.. GihhcS SAMPLED The collo,r
and after offering 25I cents rcr pnuntl
for il, made II close examination Of il,
aud found eighteen bales Of it to b. Calsu.
~ packrd-'ring filled in the middle of
Tie bales with cotton seed aud wet and
'oltc'I cotton. On boring Into the mid,
die "t the bales. bushels o. seed were
found. The young man " lIn had chatse
OF the c"lt"n asserts very positively that
The fraud was r"li tly unknown to him,
aud that The packing wns done on hi,
mothers plantation hy tho freedmen,
VIII" hnd nn interest in the crop or one.
l,H The E.v, chants aud committee If
the ,Har! Of Tra,lo rave, we learn, de-.
tcrimined not To prosecute the party in
this case before giving him chaucc to
clear hinsrli, and the cotton will he left
in The depot, nj The Gre nvilln rnnd for
the present. Those who would like to
kee wei! arrnngrd riccc Of raScaliIy,
gotten up /" dcLrand our merchants,
would do well 10 - aud ln"k II, this lot.
Parties can rest asSu: e'l TINT IN future
atte,npt$ "I this klnd To dcfrlun Will
be pu"iShrd To the extent IF The l.v,
and our Merchants, from bitter rxpc,i,
cncc, have learned to examine their rur.
chase with great PhWniX,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-28
Owner Wanted for a Cow,

inc subscriber (colorcd) gives notice that
q deep rcd. crumpIed horn COW, hus been on
bis premises tor SONS considerable time.
She i very mischfcvols. llo has driven
her off repeatedly but sho returns much to
his annoyance. II. has made enquiries but
can tnd no owner, and now advortIses In
nope that the owner mny nppenr and claim
MS property hhd pay for This advrrlile mont
April 20 II St JAMES BOOZER.,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-28

A letter received in New Orleans,
from Jefferson Davis. says: at has
been my pnrpos. TO return this spring
to what WAS my bone, and If permitted
TO do 80, without injury or embarrass.
mcnt to my friends, t" engago IN some
business which may yield support"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-28

The sheriff Of Lnurcns District, S. c.,
on Mondny last, sold Cor United States
Marshall, three locomotives. two coaches,
live b"x cars, etc., tho rolling stuck of
the Lamrens Rniltoad Company, Tor 81
800, ut the suit Of a. NJ. nrmtlie and Jno.
W: s. Arnold. Gov r. X. Scott vas the
purchaser ..... ...... 'r..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-28

A Western paper states that tho
young lndians up about Toledo dress
cool. The Republican saw one If them
hraycly clad in rcd flannel string about
his neck. This is something like the
string tho kindling wood dealers here
abouis place around their bundles, only
there is hnrdly wood enough to keep the
Sli inE tOgrth, r.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-28

We lcnrn from the Charleston papers
that Col. JceneS Meredith (Grand Cy-
cloPS Of the hronicle e. Sentinel Ku.
klux Brigade.) will attend the Fireman's
parade. The II. D's. mounted upon bv-
cycles will escort the gallant Colonel,
the'll ride upon one. wheeled concern. }
upon his arrival in Charleston, to the
hotel, from thence the C"lon,l will gy.
rate for the qualification Of the ladies'.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-28

The female purity /" divorce Snit
In Cincinnati, aimed at getting rid Of
her fourth husband. WHO was tweuty ,one
years her junior One Of her for,nor
husbands wnS a BIncbtard who made
this lady his ninth wife.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-28

WANTEn.-A young man "frcspectable
parenIngc md good looks, desires to cor.
respond with q yonng lady Of similar
qualities, with view TO matrimony
She must DO rcintcd to General Glant.
Mons others nced apply. Cousin pre-.
ferrcd, but no objection to IN nunt, if
not too agcd.-Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-28
In BANKRUPTCY

In tho matter Of WARREN II,
JONES, Bankrupt. -. r.s
By order Of the Hon. George s. Bryan,
judge OF The U. S. Court, tho Judgment
creditors OF Warren H. Jones, Bankrnpt.
are required to establish their lieus on oaih
before q. 6 Jaeger, Esq, Registrar, on or
before the 9TH day Of May next. .'t.3' n
- :, HENRY uALFACRE, Assignee.
April rs II 1t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-28

Tng BANK OF THE STATE. we loarn
Governor Sco,t hns appointed William
.. llasiic, ,prcsidcut, !. and William Cur.
nney,, Renhcn Tomiinson and S. L. Bon.
nett, Directors of tho Bank Of tho State
Of South. Caroliha. Bennot. isa Charles.
ton colored man. -