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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-02-24

Departed this tansitory life OH Sunday
the 2lst insiSnt, Of acute rIcummtism, Mr..
Samuel X. Chapman, in the slst year OF
his ngc. Mr.. Chapman was member OF
the Ncwbcrry Bar, gentleman of excellent
literary atlninmcnts, and of modest and
"lf"ble dcmcanor, lie di"d young IN years,
but It's said that whom the gods love die
yonng". Green be the sods above his couch
in the vale Of shadows.
Died, Oh Wednesday last, goth ins'., OF
consumption, Mr.. JAS. f. Guy, IN the ~ III
year of his nge. lie was an unassuming,
quiet citizen, and one possessed of many
fine traits Of ch ,rncter.
The Charleston rnprrs chronicle the
death Of Mr.. El.e l.. Barre, in the 3lst yea.
OF his ngc. Living, he was one Of nature.
noblcmen. and in death "he drew the dra
perry of his couch about him as ono who
lies down to pleasant Dreams" Ills dc
mise is dcplorcd by fond wife and man
warm-hcartcd friends.
Tie Keowce Courier records tho dcati
Of Mr. Herman Heinrich Kncc,of Walhull,
in the 6Ith year OF his age. Mr.. Knee was
II native of Bochcl, Kingdom of Nanovcr
| Mr.. IL. resided in Charleston from 1921 t.
1904, and was among the first settlers o
Wallalla. lie was II gentleman Of lnrg,
hearted bencvolencc aud business integrity
and leaves widow and m interesting fam
ily hcreft Of his tatherly counsel and com
mnionship.
We arc daily reminded OF tho trans,tor,
nature Of this life how Areling, sIndow.
and uncertain. Tho only truisms are dcatl
anl the great hey yond .......
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Death Of "Asa Heartz."

Tho New Orleans pnpers chronicle tn,
death of Major George Mcknight. II,
died in That city on tho 10th inst, o
consumption. Mnjor Mcknight was II
brother of Robt. Mcknight, ESQ, d TO
and proprietor Of Tue Unionv,lc Tunes
aud served M apprenticeship at tho
Printing business in Columbia, S. c.,
from which city he removed in 1850
Connecting himself with I.ouisinna
regiment at the breaking out Of the war
nc was elected Major, aud at length
made prisoner, was confined on John
sons Island. During this imprisonment
h became celebrated as n writer owe,
the signature Of ASA IIcartz. In hi
nntimcly death, the craft, Of which h,
was an ornament, is called upon to
mourn. Our sympalhics are with his
afflicted family, among whom is n lovely
and accomplished wife.
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Index to New Advertisements.

Attorney Mt Law --rhos. S. Moorman
Brecch loading Shot Guns-W. W
Gibbos, Columbia, Bisscll & Co., COL
umhin. s.... ....
J"hnstone & Nance. o.---Gcnuine Dixon
Cotton Seed. ''.
Carwile & McCaughrin.-Alta Vels
Gunno. ..
South Carolinn r. Ri. T.. Peakc.
Superintendent. .
The Church Union-llenry E. child,
publisher.
l.. r. Marsball--Unpreccdentcd offer
Last Call-Jnhn Coate.
" iskeman & Wilber--Romoval, Gro.
ceries, Fertilizers. '.'' -
Commissioners Notice, -. ....#.
x. Moormnn & 90. --Country.curod
Bacon, nnd Gardeh Sorda.
Q: G: Chrsc & Co. Groceries, &c.
Citation--J. II. Peterson.
D. Mower Window Shades.
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WaitinR..!

In Washington, tho other day, The
Republican Committee decided that nc,
groes should not DO admitted to the reg.
ular inauguration ball, except as WAIT.
BRs. .s s, F:
1t always happens so.
Every time Radical Is asked to vote
for negro ho advises The negro to wait
not to push Ills claims yct---that the
public mind is not exactly ready.
That Is TO say, tho Radicals accord
more WAIT to tho ncgro's demand for
office, privilege, and place, than is some.
times tasteful to Cuflee.
Cuifec is Il man and brother, no less
for all tbat-iSn't he?
Some months ago, the State of Iowa
voted negro equality. Some weeks ago
in that same State, negro juror was
regularly drawn, with other citizens
and Radical judge ordered him out OF
the jury.box, saying, ".The election was
complimentary affair, not intended to
S'''S' hSS"o' oShStt"I uho ~ 10 pltSuHIp-
tuous for any negro to caim q place or
position white men only are fit to fill."
The negro juror waits.
Mcnard, negro, was elected 10 con-
grcss from Louisiana mud the Radicals
man9uvcrcd him out of his seat. lie
hus gone back home-to wait. ..
The Iowa Radical judge thinks CuEuc
ought to wait.
The Inauguration Committee are Of
the same opinion.
Mcrnard got tho same advice in Wash
ington.
And why notr
Waiting is sweet privilege 10 the
negro and he appreciates 1t. lie is
grateful for the advice. lie loves his
Radical lords.-licks the sweet Radical
hands that lash him whincS approving.
ingly to tho Radical master that orders
him to vote for Radical olliccrs-and
thanks the Radical for tho glorious
privilege Of WAITING.
Will Cutirc NEVER sec bow this thing
is goingY
j. W. ID.
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Enaofal.


CUAss-Chaoe tho shadow from your brow
reader, for G. G. Chase Is again before you with
q card, and will continue to be before you with
goods. Chase Is a young man, and modest
one, and has made no great acquaintance In tho
District heretofore, there being no speciality to
call him out publicly. But tho case Is different
now, his store is an attraction, his goods just
those wanted, and his prices he promises will be
satisfactory, therefore he will be happy to sec
everybody and the other man at his place OF
business aud form acquaintances nd in1uitum.
MooRMAN.--Ilave you looked IN ut No. 2
BIollohon yet, If not, do SO without dolav;
but wo opino there arc fow who have not
alroudy done so. A change has como over
No 2, 1t Is no longer a drug store, lied with
tho compounds which hauseatc, and some-
times kill but first class famlly Grocery,
filed from centre to circumference with tho
most acceptable, appctizing and hoalth.g Civ
ing and increasing articles. This establisli>
mcnt is presided over Furthermore by tho
active partner, Col. Il. Moorman, n. gsntIe-
nan known fur and near, anl Esteemed
alike,byali, md most ably assisted by Yeiy
attentive and ob!iginy clerk, Dir. Gaillard
A good place 70 buy groceries Is at NJ.
MolIohon. 49,. ...... .........i
MARsHALL.-Our friend with tho big
heart is spreading himself rs usual; this
time, In a now and novel why. lilo proposes
to supply any and nil people with good bem>
Ocratic ideas who feed on his fish. the stom.
ach proyender nlono to be charged for, while
that for the mind Is to DO bestowed without
money and without price. WcIl dono Laws
rcnco' Your ieca Is ii good ono aud worthy
of accopta,ion. Accept his unpryceden ted
offer good people, and send IN your names
Immediately.
Som" might secure ono or both papers in
ono or two days, by getting up clubs among
theIr netghbors easily, AS every ono loves
fish. Try It.
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COl0retf I,awyera

In tho Court Of Common Pleas in Co
I"mbia on Monday last, representative
Whippcr, colorcd, appeared for Peggy
Bolton, coorcd, charged with assault and
battery upon Indy What the result
to Peggy, is not stated. The Phoenix
says this is the first appearance Of u
colorcd lawyer in tho Courts of this
Site. The Marion Star, however, says
that j. j. Wright, q colorcd lawyer, hail
ing from Beaufort, was in attendance a,
Court last week, and succeeded in con.
victing two clients whom he defended.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-02-24

PLANTATION BITrgRs combine rare med.
icinal virtues with delicious aroma, and a
flavor grateful to tho puatc. II IL purely
vegetable, and In its composition all the
requisites Of science huvo been complied
with. It Is suitable for all ages and sexes. It
is gentle. stimulating anil soothing. All dys.
peptic disorders aro cured by it. and It re-.
pairs and restores natures wasted powors I.
Plantation Bitters aro increasing daily ia fa :
Vor with all classes. 1t relieves suffering
renders life /. luxury. brlghtens tho present :,
and throws hopeful light on tho future.
MAGNOLIA AWArER.-Superlor to tho best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
tho price. L.~.I Isr' - :
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MARRIED,

On tho 14th February, by the Rev J. H. z,,,-
mernnn. Mr. u. j hoYp. Of Newberry. to Mi.s
MAdalR STONE, Of Edgeaeld. 8. Q. '''' : : ' '''
'lH no O., SGmm.n n tie which binds their youth---
til ono which only love can weave, aud nausht
but death can part. ~ - - :, iD,--oH"' tHHt
On Thursday tho 18Th, by the Rev. j. r,
Hawkins. hr. THOMAS BUsHAaDT and Miss
EMMA 3r1fslF0ER, all of this. District,
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The velooipedo has appeared in
Charleston. ..,.
Governor Scott has issued an order to
Colonel +. J, Moses, Jr, Adjntant and
lnspector.Gencral, to organize his do.
'partmcnt and proceed to enlist tho force
referred 70 in tho joint resolution au.
'thor'z'ng the Govcrhor 70 employ: an
armed force!for the preservation. Of the
peace, IN res n N+si.C r i = .e:ft
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The Mutual Life Insurance Co.

We arc. requested to state that the
above Insurance Co., OF which n card is
published ~ our paper, has no capital,
it is PURELY Mutual, and has assets to
tho amount Of $40, 100000.
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NEWBERRY,| c..
Wednesday Morning, Fob. "a, 1860.

Baltimore Advertising Agency. .-Mcssrs.
T.. s. RIley, Jr., and John NJ. Ktlman, at
40 South h-Charles>street, Baltimore, BID are
our authorized agents to receive Subscrip.
tions and Advertisements at, our regular
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Exchangcg.
J. W d..

The New Eclectic for March Is Just received
We notice the important announcement made in
The present number OF tho consolidation of the
popular Magazine "rhe Land we Love" will,
The Eclectic, Gen Hill continuing an editor and
proprietor, aud the terms ofthe magazine Il S
consolidated will remain us before-S4 per mn
mum. Tie contents OF the number before nc are
rioh, rare and racy. We cummcnd the new Eclcc
tic 10 our Ioutlcrs The publishers request news
dealers to send In their ders curly aa posi-
bic. Turnbull s. MurduUk, No. "a Lexington
street, Baltimore.
Tho Galaxy .-Last though no means least,
comes to us the Galaxy for March, filed to over
lowing with mutter TO interest tile general read
or. One Of the present features is the commence.
ment Of Ctns. Ke,dc's new story, entitled .put
foursefi in his pIuce." Waut Of space prevent y
II longer notice Of this magazine. Address for
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March |, also ut hand Hans Christian Andrr.
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ie i regular contributor fur the Riverside Sab.
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Mckcllar, Smith & Jordnn'S ryrogral he
Advertiser is an Art gcm-pubiishcd quur>
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five ccnts per year Office COG & TIL Sum-
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The Hearth and Home, is one Of tho very
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gill, Bates 4 Co., publishers, New York.
The Barnwcll Journal is the title Of II
new weekly, the publication Of which
has uSt been commenced in that Coun
~. II is put forth by Mr.. John S.
Shnck, and is handsome paper.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-02-24

Wo learn that Ritchio, who killed tho
Sheriff and deputy Sheriff Of pickons
County, was pursued and. overtakon by
others, md IN tho effort to arrest. him
10 killed two. others, and was, killed
himself. : These are enfacts as we learn
the'n.--- Catersvilit' (Ga.) Expross, 7h'i
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NOTICE.

All persons who hnve been appointed to
oversize the different Roads in Ncwberry
County, must either work the Roads on or
before the 2nd day Of Mnrch next, or TO
port to the Commissioners at that time. 80
u.at o'hors can be appointed. Select men
will please meet with tho Board on that
day. -,'.. ....... '""'
ONE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
Feb. q 8 1t
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COMMERCIAL.

NswDERRY, Feb. 29.-Cotton in good demand
at from 28I 2Ic.
Augusta. February 22.-Cotton market adj.
vancimX mud holders firm, with sales Of los bale,
-nddliugs 274 27i.
CHAnLEsToN, February 20 Cotton active,
Hrd adynhced ! 2c-sales 900 dulles; mddlings 8
L1vkRPooL. February 22.-Eyening.- Cotton
hrm--upunds IL; Orleans Ut sales IL, 200 bales
PRICES CURRENT FOR NEWBERRY MARKET,
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Notice..
Wiskeman &C. Wi1ber.

Having removed to their New Store, are
ready 10 accommodate their friends III NIL
sorts OF Groceries, at the lowest prices pos.
They are ready to fill orders for Peruvian
G"Ano, direct from tho originat Peruvian
Agent, and every other fertilizer required,
will be furnished at the lowest prices pos,i.
ble. Fch o. n
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Assessors Notice--Last Gail
The Southern Hotel

Tic Building known As "HenntngD
tel," has recently, been fitted up ara putl9
other ponyonfences g. and is now open 70 the
travelling public, awhero they cam fndgood
accommodation and fare At the lowest rates.;
A few permanent bostders viii be- received:
..s>si,5 ]. L. SOUTHERN, PToprletos.
Grecu,ilIe, s. G., February 10, 18ea.
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500 - s5N<'s p-'iCs 20 80
LOCAL ITEMS.

TO Messrs. Walker, Evans & Oogswell
printers and account book
manufacturers, No. Broad.St., Charles.
ton, are we indebted for a copy Of their
handsomely arranged Southern Alma.
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LADIES, ATrENTloN.-The latest news
from Paris il that tho Crandes danes
have determined to abolish the chignon.
Shall Ncwberry be behind Paris, assured.
ly not Follow suit ladies'; turn your
cfignons over to your Bridgets, If they
want them.
The New York herald., 1869-01-16
THoMAs r. A0NEw,
T1H0MAS r. A0NEW,
ESTABLISHED 1895,
26o Greenwich street, corner OF Murray,

New York.
II offering cheap,
for cash,
COFFEES.Green, roasted and ground all grades 10 suie
the palate and the pocket Of the million &c., c, NC, SOcs
3bc., l0c Mocha, 6Oc.
TEAs-Evsrybody should know who they buy Of, AZ
all who sell watches not waschmaker M Agnew spent
three China, and knows eracy what tess are and
does deal In damaged goods Of any kind consequently
every pound Of tea sold ID warranted ~ Represented OF the
money returned 49,
MoLAssEs-Mr Agnew has his agent In New Orleans,
In the business who ships him the choicest Of the
crop.
RICE.-Mr Agnew has . house in South Carolina, who
ship him the best head rice In market.
FLOUR received direct from the mills Genesse, Indi-
barrel
aROCERIEs-Everyhins desired in families, hotels res
sod By Mr. Agnsw Who = live man working 10 10 and %
compared with the old fosatsd grocers, who
have been brought in soapfat barrel ackeys for 9th
and now begin 70 nap their wings when gray headed In
word Agnew far ahead Of the trade Dsrsr Of the
cart horse when trong. He 10 the for the peopls
quick ~ lightning and punctual time. A.
The New York herald., 1869-01-16
Mr. judd ,rep.l Of nl.. addressed the House IN

Mr.. JUDD, rep? Of H., addressed the House in
Mr. BUTLER, trep.) OF Mass, while setting his face
against appropriations by the general government
for objects Of Internal Improvement, declared HIM
the project should be carried by the United States
and for the interest OF the United States.
state Of the Country and the Condition Of the finances
would prevent him from giving his support 70 the
bill before the House. He would not go into dis
cusson OF the b but he found that the last section
thereof proposed appropriation OF twelve millions
OF dollars IL was enough for him to know that
there no money IN the Treasury to meet such an
five hundred millions OF dollars that we are paying
six per cent interest, gold on-an immense bonded
debt. We have between three and four hundred
millions OF irredeemabe paper money afioat In the
country, which was only worth seventy cents on
was party in this country who only wanted an ex-
cuse Tor repudiatioD. II we augmented the taxes
and increased our already enormous public debt re-
pudlat.on would gather strength and power, and he
would warn gentlemen against pushing things to an
extent that might tend to involve the country In
crime more ruinous in its nature and extent than
any ever committed by nation pretending to the
least vestige of power and decencythe crime OF re-
pudiation, OF bad faith and national dlshonor. -
Mr.. ALLISON, (rep.) OF Iowa, advocated the b1ll
and proposed an amendment to IL appropriatfng
81 OOO 900 for the improvement OF the navigation OF
the Wisconsin river by canal or otherwise so as to
connect Green Bay and the Mississippi river by way
OF the Fox and Wisconsin rivers, according to the
plan OF General Warren.
Barnes, Spalding, Ross Churchill and Cook speak
Ing In It's favor and Messrs. Bailey Sypher Mullins
and Chanler opposing II.
Mr.. lngersoll onered an amendment devoting
three millions OF the amount TO the improvement or
the Illinois and Michigan Canal.
Mr. WASHBURNE, OF ILL.,, moved to refer the bill
and amendments to the Committee OF the Whole
on the state OF the Union.
The motion was agreed t0-yeas 81, nays 60-so the
bill was referred to the Committee OF the Whole,
which is regarded as tantamount to its defeat for
the present Congress-
The House, at twenty minutes before five O'Clock
adjourned till Monday next.
The New York herald., 1869-01-16
Marine Disa sfcrs.


BARK Porosr on leaving Tome grounded but subss
auenty got OF and towed back, and leaving second
% s Ss had 70 beach
maned s,h u in bad STATE II 10 feared that she wiz be-
BARK tBr. connor from Cardiff for Baltimore, with
o tons railrosd IRON before reported ashore yo
lies In Is feet water Her starboard water
q al her material viii be brought 10 and sold
for the benefit Of whom Il may concern
BARK RUNrBgRG, from Port Talbot for New York, which
put Halifax in distress, repaired and sailed for dessna
ton 18th inst
BARK BUSY tBr Iockhar,, from Buenos Ayrcs for Bai.
Cape Henlopen, lies well up the beach, She 10
Bank rcnrusn gRr Howard, from carthsgcns 70. Sey %
drawing Enye. and wodndns Cns snC'he, &, seriously
OF the surgeon will recover slowly.
4 & H Kns. *. s sT ss On
stripped Of her metal and the seams q her bottom under the
sI s v q, % :. ss 70 .s
her cargo about the l$th inst.
BARK cnrnucTo tBrl Spence, loading for London was
FROM ss Ss s 81. Sas
BARK cosrans from ra5s: Island. for no,on
the 18th u and after abandoned while endeavor
latter port.
BARKJAxr AprrISr, Hutchinson, from Portland for Car
ported.
Bpra onAoE wonrurSaroS fBr. Marsha, from Jamaica
York. which pu, into Bermuda 10 distress has been
condemned and be sold BY auction on the 9Th inst
her cargo being shipped BY brig Pitt, 70 sail for
New York about the l2th
@ .s y ss s % sosn
auction and by them afterwards raised and repared
ws T % ss
BRO RS HAssxLI, from Pensacola, at Havana 7h inst
with lumber going up the channel suddenly backed
shifting Of the wind and had 70 anchor and the
shallow she struck and smashed In few panks
OF her bottom causing her TO leak badly She
logged on 9Th, and would discharge where she lay.
scun FRANK Howard, Hume sailed from Kingston, ia,
2Qh 70 load for New York, and
20 Kingston "a under jury masts, having been
| maseG
| scna IS LAWRENCE, from La Have for Boston, wen.
ashore ana pieces Cape Negro Friday ls Inst
soR ANNIE LEws, Jayne, from New York for 81 Crolr
before reported put into s. Thomas 2bh ut Distress with
oss and Sails left Dimensions for the
and proceeded day for destination 10 after dis
| charging and reht.
sons JULIA HALLocR tof New York; from Norfolk for
Barbados, condemned al 81 Georges ermuds ph Inst
and 10 be sold soon; brig Sir ueo Seymour
| Ing her cargo, and would all about the l2b.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM Y.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
fs HAVE ss
:BOls Ss Mary R.pss bound vi y. lssi Ion s.
Yam sics sse Havana vi. Nassau
il,h with dse and passengers to the Atlantic Man Steam
steamship Leo Dearborn Savannah, s. hours with mdss
sSo. of dr WOOD and .SS
9ns Of n1rcsne "a deck apparently that o. also
quite number scbooners and two eamers in the vicin
~
Alabama, hence for Fernandina.
with mdss and passenssr.' 70 Morgan 18Th inst
eu cotton | % wreck and
Steamship Virginia. Drew, Alexandria, with mdse, to Jas
Steamship Volunteer, jones' Philadelphia. "a hours with
Brig yicolre Goi Yarmouth Ns smith, St Martins Nov a.
via bemqds WIN Joswood g = Daniel starr Had stormy
and shipped se. which carried away main rail- the star
sOsr & lost al the M oy boa, and wasr
hurricane from W, during which shifted cargo left Bermu
Brig Hnctlev Foster kingston J. IS days. with
Osw,@Ss os, e Simpson capp Had very severe weather.
sc,G Snow Ans.s Is days. with
schr Ny Rover Brown Charleston days, with cotton,
: schr 6 Lizzie @ Evans, ' ms Evan. Virginia.
sr rvns na1s as Gre1 Cir Egs marSo
ss6r YsnLs: Blade coOmbs, Buckspor with lumber Us
schr VIM Jones, He.ld, Roctland for Charleston.
schr Aun Ames, n0dguOn, Boston Tor virginia
Schr J Tafon. Dame Boston for Baltimore.
Sehr Belle, Turner, Cohasset
Schr Garnet, Smith, Connecticut River.
Schr VIM Comstock Hof, Connecticut River.
Doughty Haven or Bamorss d.
Schr Sallie Burton, smith, Bridgeport.
sloop Emerald, Todd, Providence for Elizabethpor.
Sloop VIM Saterwaite, Kane, Bristol
RrTuRSED-schr W Severe, Lyons, hence for Rich
mond, Va, account Of the weather.
1ss s ss1fao en- sm
SAILED.
l4th-seamshp MORO Castle, Havana mot Columbia, as
reported yesterday