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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-02-03

A MODEL HUsBAND.-He walks

A MODEL HUsBAND.-He walks
out with his wife on week day,
and is not afraid of a milliners
shop. He even has change when
asked for, and never alludes to it
afterward, He is not above car
rying large bundle or a cotton
umbrella, or even holding the ba-
by in his lap in an omnibus, He
runs on first to knock at the door
when its raining. He goes out
side if the cab is full. He goes to
bed first in cold weather. he gets
up in the night to rock the cradle
or answer the bell door. He be-
ieves in Mysteries, and is melted
instantly by tear. He patches
up a quarrel with a velvet gown,
and drives away the sulks with a
trip to the Central Park He:
never flies out about his buttons
or brings home friends to supper:
His clothes never smell Of tobacco.
He respects the curtains, and ney-
er smokes in the house. He never
invades the kitchen, and would no
more think Of blowing up any
of the servants than of ordering
the dinner. Ho lets the family
60 out of town once every year
while he remains at home with
one knife and fork, sits on brown
Holland chair, sleeps in a curtain
less bed, and has a char-woman to
wait on him.. He is very easy
and afectionate, keeping the wed.
ding anniversary punctually. -:
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-02-03

New P PERFUME.-An new perfume
yolept nLoyal balm Of a thousand
niggers," is ADVERTISED in an ex.
change. The inventor claims that
it was manufactured expressly
for parties desiring the removal of
their political disabilities, .<..'
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-02-03

1000 women, wives, ETC., Of the
Rajah Of Jeypore, lately set upon
their guardian, who was keeping
them too strictly, and beat him
most unmercifully. He barely es.
capped with his life and a broken
arm. ..-.. --rit .Ga.2
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-02-03
.Aagusta and the South Caro-
$50 Ina Railroad.

- ~ 1kIld G&dk1IOdAE g. -, -
AS an act Of justice, we copy
from the Charleston Neps, the
following statement in relation te
the alleged refusal ofztbe South
Carolina Railroad to stop its trains
at Graniteville: ...sz.-
saTwo Of the trains ofthe South
Earolina Railroad stop daily al
Graniteville, both going to and
returniag from Augusta, and it is
these trains which connect Angus.
IA, Columbia and Charleston
With one of them the Columbia
sand Augusta Railroad connected
at GraniteTite after its compile,
tion to that point. So far, then,
skheSeuth Carolina Railroad can
not be csnsured; for it gives
Granisevill9 ssko tlaaas each way
every day, ind did give Die Colum-
bia and Augusta Railraad a regu,
lar connection at that point. But
shere is q third train-tke Will
mington and augusta through
train-whfeh -does net stop at
sGrsnitevilfe. The reason is that
this third train was especially
arranged for the accommodation
of through travel. It is a train
put eon 20 compete with the East
Tennessee and Knoxville, and the
Danyille and Charlotte routes, of
which last route the Columbia and
Augusta Railroad is nova part.
tits plain enough, therefore, that
If the Columbia and Augusta
Railroad were permitted to con
meet with the Through train" at
GraaiteTale, thes Charlotte route
Fould stonees be able 90 compete,
perhaps successfully for the very
business for which the through
Z train was tablished. -
! .sThe Columbus and Augusta
Railroad did not dream of being
Able to connect With this through
train. Yet they abruptly changed
schedule, broke eonneetion with
the day train Of the South Caro-
lima Railroad, and now endeavor to
congince the public that the South
Carolina Railroad stands in the
way Of their proper aeeommoda.
tion, while the simple truths that
the whole blame rests with the
Columbia and Augusta Company
alone. -. - =
.sAs already noticed, the con.
nection at GraniteYille was for:
merly made with the South Caro-.
lima Railroad day train, and the
change wassmade without any
notice being given to the man
agement of the last named road
so that there was not even the
epporturnity afforded them o
making the change that was de
sired. And We cannot even se'
in what way Augusta would b'
benefited ifthe new connection
were allowed to be made. Fh'
eld day train arrived in August.
at about halfpast Es3 o'clock in th'
afternoon the through trail
arrives there at s7or 9 o'clock a
: night. BY the old arrangement
the, Columbia mails could be dis
tribated n Augusta by 5 P. NJ.
nnder the new plan they woul'
Hot be delivered until the follow
ing morning.
aFhe whole question is, and W,
sayit without fear Of contradiction
not one of public convenience, bu
of convenience to the Columbi'
ana Augusta Railroad Company
This company can connect witt
either or both Of two daily train
which step regularly at Granite
vile. For a time it did connec
with one Of Them, but it nov
changes its schedule and demand
aeonnection with a through train
IA train which never did stol
at Graniteville, and cannot DO 8
without great loss of time, tn
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-02-03

Brigham Young has % actual
wives and 81 spiritual" Annie
Folsom is the fayorite;
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-02-03

Law blanks for sale at the Herald o.
fee, .--:., ~. ..&
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-02-03

Let US have an Agricultural Society is
Newberry. ,.s....s -.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-02-03

Velocipedes are coming South.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-30

Quick AND EASY CURE FOR FOUNDER
Many years ago learned cure for foun
der in horses. which is so simple, and has
proved SO successful in my hands that !
send it to you, thinking it may be OF ser
vice to some OF your readers. Clean the
bottom Of the foot thoroughly hold up
the leg SO as to bring the bottom Of the
hoof upward, holding it up firmly in hor
izontal position. pour in, say q teaspoonful
of spirits of turpentine if the cavity OF
the hoof will hold that much-if not put
10 what it will hold without danger OF
running over touch the turpentine with
red hot iron, this will set it a6re,) hold
the hoof firmly in position until it all
burns out. Great care must be taken that
none runs over on the hair Of the ho0f.
lest the skin be burned. lfalI the feet
are aft d burn turpentine in each Of
them. Relief viii speedy follow aud the
animal be ready for service il short time.
once applied this remedy to horse th It
had been fol Tered twenty -four hours be-
fore | saw him. and he was promptly re-
lieved. In another case where the animal
could hardly be induced to move, his sui
ferng was 20 graf he was treated in the
same manner, as soon as his trouble was
discovered and less than an hour after.
wards, he was hitched to buggy and
driven some twenty-five miles the same
day--all lameness disappeared after he
had Travelled a few miles.-Be'v. w.
Wood, of Southern Cultirator.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-30


In little more than four weeks the
election will be upon as. 1t is cow time
for every true Republican to buckle on
his srmor and prepare for the issue. Much
work must be done between now and then
and everybody must go to work. 1t will
not do to sit idly down and wait until
election day. Our enemies are at work,
secretly, day and uight. They are work
ing on the plantations, on the highways,
in the workshops, the stores, the groceries
and on the street corners. We must be
up and doing. Let every Republican act
as committee of one to see to it that his
neighbor is right. Don't take anything
for granted, but go and see that he is oil
right. Don't trust anybody else, but go
yourself.
DENocRAnc MONEY IS AT WORK. See
to it that none of our men are fooled into
selling their rights for few dollars in
money. Visit the old the sick, the lame,
the blind, the halt, and see that all are
ready. See that every one who is emit.
tied to register does So, and let us roll up
two thousand majority in old Wilkinson
for Alcorn and Liberty.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-30

Rumors of serious disturbance be-
tween the whites and blacks at Dry Grove
in this county, were current on our streets
yesterday. but nothing definite could be
learned concerning the matter. 1t seems
that during the Republican meeting at
Crystal Springs last week difficulty oc-
Cured between white man and the ban
ner bearer Of the Dry Grove Republican
Club, which was renewed at Dry Grove
on last Sunday In this case the colored
man was assaulted and badly wounded.-
The colored men Of the community at
tempted to ;rrest the parties but were re
sisted, and after Reinforcing, wa under
stand, made another effort which resulted
in collision and pretty free use ot weap
ons. The result Of this unfortunate affair
has not yet been reported, but 1t must be
very serious If the rumors given are all re
liable. Gen. Ames has dispatched mount
ell troops to the scene o. the disturbance
which will OF course restore qniet and pre-
vent recurrence Of the sad atiair.-Pikt
So it seems all this fuss has grown oul
of an attempt by q Dentite to whip q
negro.
''Things have como to ID of a pass
When q white man can't wollop All old mig
ger's-back |"
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-30

The murder Of their leader by the Chi
nese immigrants on the ship Culas is not
very reassuring. 1t seems the rising was
not put down till several Of them were kill.
ed. VIII Mynheer Mandarin Koopmans-
chap guarantee US against such diversions
on our plantations p Washington County
Times.
1t would seem from the above that the
Chinese will not submit to everything
any more than the African. Truly De
mocracy in the South is in bad tx
They wollopped the niger" as long as
they could, and then when they found
sambo wouldn't be " wollopped I" any Ion.
ger, they thought they would try the Coo
lies. Now that it is demonstrated, thai
even they will strike back, what will De
mocracy dot
We can see nothing the5 can DO but 60
to work themselves. and the sooner they
realize this fact the better for all con.
cerued.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-30

DolsxAs ConxERcuL COLLEGE, corner
Camp and Common streets.- Young'gen-
slemen are desired to enter ss early a.
possible. 90 a 70 be ready for business In
III. winter. There Is full faculty. The
catalogue Of 1869 shows 3ls for the com
mercial course, 5ss bookkeeping depart
meut 6l4 for psnnanship, 42o mathemAt-
is. III English. There are also depart
ments %, French. spaalsh, German. Latin.
Greek. photography, driving, and depart
meuf % qualify professional teachers Cit
izens ed strangers should visit the col
legs. All The graduates 4 = said, ere in
good businsss'a 80 sa-
49,
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-30

q
PRoF. HAsELNAYER.-- refer our
readers to the advertisement Of this cele
brated Prestidigitateur, which will be found
in another column of our paper, and from
what we have heard Of him from the press
of other cities, as well as those who have
seen him, We have no hesitancy in saying
that he is the greatest illusionist now liy-
ing. Some OF the most unique features OF
his entertainment are the mysterious Cob
lin Drum, and his performances on the
Stylocarfe, both Of which Instruments are
inventions Of his own. All Right and the
Alladinlke garden of the Roses always
create enthusiasm, and his card tricks al
ways cause one to look around SHARPLY. to
discover if possible, the whereabouts Of
the gentleman in black.
The Professor comes to us with such
high praise That we advise our friends to
secure their seats without delay, as there
can be no doubt that the Hall will be fill.
ed to its utmost capacity.
He will appear 10 Woodville next week.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-30
CON A L l. A ST.

That putrid old mass Of humanity, DR..
R. N. Tindall OF the " Prairie News" who
has been running with the hare and train
ing with the Democratic pack for year
past. has sold out his paper and gone over
to the supper of Dent and Democracy =
Thinking that some one might care to
know his reasons for so doing he is out in
. long card in which he abuses Ames and
the party Of CASTILLO, Stringer, Gibbs, &
Co., but fails to give any reasons why he
or any one else should support Dent. We
assure the old reprobate that nobody in the
Republican Party cares straw about his
going, and the Dent Party are SO badly 10
need of support that they will take him
with all his corruption and ask no ques
tions.
In his indictment Of Gen Ames he
says r" He has knowingly and wilfully
continued men in Office who were proven
to be thieves and scoundrels." e. The Bran
don Republican Is my authority.1
Great God what an authority. But
then Doctor you had to have some author
ity to back you up in that statement for
nobody who knows you would have taken
your word for it, and it was very natural
for you to 60 to the fountain bead OF cor
ruption and vulgarity for support of your
declaration. But Doctor your own word
was bad enough before but now that you
have called Fra.tz to witness we are sure
no one will believe You. Again he says !:
He his appointed about four thousand
Office holders in the State, land mind you
nine tenths OF them are Of Convention
notoriety.')
This il true would make the Constitution
a, Convention TO consist OF 5000 members.
Jerusalem, what Convention I! Why
Doctor can it be possible that you have
been drinking again? We never heard of
but 100 members in that Convention and
about IS or 80 of those were Democrats.
Where did you get your figures! Figures,
they say, won't lie, but il they do not want
to get their reputation blackened they had
better keep out Of DR.. Tinduls calcula-
items.
But we pass on little farther and We
find the following: 4" He has tried to ar
ray the blacks against the whites by aL'
pointing blacks to Office in counties where
the whites were largely in The majority
Shades Of Quackenboss and Hamilton,
what logic! But here we have the Doc
tors secret at last. Negroes have been
appointed to Office and forthwith this pure
and holy man of physic seeks refuge from
contamination in the Dent Party. And
there we leave him +; he has found his
home and amid congenial companions
May the Republican Party never again be
polluted BY his foul presence.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-30

IMPORTANT DEcIsroN- The Meridian
Mercury states that at the late term Of
the Circuit Court, held for Wayne county
there was case decided by Judge Leach
man, which makes marriage between ne
groes and whites lawful. The decision
was made in the case of Nelson Salter
and Elizabeth Duke white, indicted for
unlawful co.habitation. The testimony
established that they had been regularly
married. under license issued by compe-
tent officer. The District Attorney re
ferred the case to the Attorney General
Of the State who gave an opinion that such
marriage is lawful.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-30
THAT Fine Property of G. s.
KelIoor in tho Town af

THAT Fine Property of G. s.
Il Kellogg in the Town Of
Woodville, Wilkinson county, Mis-,
siss;ppi. he residence is built Of
Brick with Slate roof The out.
buildings are all built of brick
It has q large garden slarge front
and rear yard, a large horse or
COW lot, stab e and carriage house.
and an abundance of fine shade
trees and choice fruit trees, such
as Pelches, Figs, Pears, Apples,
&c. All tie 1conveniences of q
.frst class residence. about (5O) fifty
yards from the street. = hot
For Terms apply to Fl. S, VAN
,EAToN. Woodvhle, Miss. orAto
gall O.CSs KEILodc, 9y.
New Orleans Ia.
Oct. go, '69.4w ~ MAY
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-30

EROM the lot of In. John f.
- Therrell. on Thursday night
last, the 26th inst. a large bay
mare, abont 1el hands high. six
years old. branded on the right side
of the neck, under the name, as well
as remembered. j. Ii. Anyginior-
nation that will lead to the recov-
cry Of said mare, and CONVICTION of
the thief who stole her, will be lib
orally rewarded by We
DAVID E. HOLT
Oct. 80, '69tf. -
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-30
Rooxs E1rcurrvr COMMITTEES,

A mass Convention Of the Republican
Patty Of Wilkinson and Amits Counties to
nominate candidate for the State Senate
ior: the ID District, and also two caOdi
datss Tor tie Legislature for Wilkinson
Cohutys WILDE held in Woodville, on
SATURDAY, OcrosER both.
Aesnsral attend ance il requested.
Bv order Of the Executive Committee.
W. II. NOBLE, Chairman.
T. Il. McMrcHAEL, Secretary.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-30
Col. n. C. Powers.

AS the Democratic Dent organs anu
speakers are setting up a great now ABOUT
p certain letter written py TINS gentleman
IN November $780, we puDisn oe'o" .
short extract rom ~ gt4s
hds. beacon since .ne Pos.s,un 1 aov,
roing m IN our State exposes nv actions
TO public criticism, / will thank you for
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-30

Your obituary is already in preparation
and some Of those days all that remains
to show that your monster ever had an
existence. will be lonely grave in some
swamp with grim cypress standing guard
at its head. The pestIential oders OF the
swamp hang heavily around the spot ADD
the turkey buzzards will croak the requiem
of radcalism.- National Republican.
The above sad and solemn dirge CRATES
harshly on our ears. 1t calls to mind the
days of 81 and IS. Those days of the
reign Of Alvin tho Great, when Ku Klux
did abound, and their bloody messengers
walked stealthily out at the dead hour
Of midnight, in search Of their victims
Truly then did the lonely grave" and
the Presidential odor," mark the spot
where those victims fell But thank God
that day has passed. Your base imita.
ton Of the solemn warnings Of the Ku
Klux Organs, has no terrors for the loyal
masses now. No doubt Mr.. Republican
$50 called) you would, if you dared. carry
your aping propensties still further, and
in the malignity of your heart, would seek
to establish again that reign Of terror
through which your party succeeded La t
year. But you dare not Loyalty is pro
tected now, and the loyal man can hold
up his head proudly, and bid defiance to
your covert threats. You would do well
to remember the fable Of the Ass and the
Lion. You are no Lion, Mr.. Republican
and your braying inspires only ridicule and
not terror.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-30

WAsHISGroS, Oct. ia letter from
the Hon. A. II. Stephens, dated October
Is, says it will be utterly out Of bis power
to attend the Macon Georgia. State Fair.
He has been confined to his house since
February last, and has little hope Of ever
again leaving home.
The Supreme Court gave no decision
to-day 10 the Yerger habeas corpus case.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-30

We call attention to the card OF Capt.
A.w. Norcross in our advertising col
uuns. The Captain has gone into the
Commission business, and we bespeak for
him = liberal share Of patronage. We
know him personally, aud can cheerfully
recommend him to the confidence Of this
community.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-30

A negro man. living upon the place Of
Mr.. d. A. Cameron. eight or ten miles
from this city, becoming enraged at his
better bal yesterday, shot her dead and then
attempted to commit suicide by shooting
himself 10 the back Of the head--a wound
in the neck was the result. The negroes
on the plantation arrested him and brought
him to this city yesterday afternoon.
Vicksbmg Times.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-30

A NV ISvEsrIoN. A Tepnessean has
Invented machine for cleaning cotton.
which takes the bolIs just IS they are gath
cred. and converts them, by . single pro-
cess. into a ribbon Of spun cotton, com
posed Of iilanents laid parallel to one an
other, and 10 much better condition than
cotton prepared in the usual uay. A
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-30

sror THrEr.--Attention is called to the
Advertisement Of Mr.. D, Il. Holt, who has
had large bay mare stolen, and he will
rive liberal reward for her return and
the detection Of the thief.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-30
~Ss~>SS>@>A

w WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.--In the Supreme
Court to day, Chief Justice Chase read an
elaborate opinion in the Yerger habeas
corpus case from Mississippi, to the effect
thai the Supreme Court OF the United
States has Jurisdiction under the constitu
ton and the judiciary act of 1867, and
that the act Of 1867 which was repealed
by the act of 1868 does not act to take
away the jurisdictionof this court in such
case.
The writ Of habeas corpus was referred
to as among our most valuable rights and
was guarded by the constitution.
The merits Of the Yerger case were not
involved in the opinion. the court merely
assuming jurisdiction: agaaFe
Yerger's counsel will have conference
to morrow with Attorney General Hoar,
when furthefproceedings under the juris-
dictou Of the Supreme Court will be ar
ranged. The granting ofthe writ is still
pending.
Justice Miller dissented from opinion of
the Supreme , curt il issuing Jurisdiction
in the Yergsr habeas corpus case.
Chief Justice Ghase's opinion contains
over FIVE thousand words.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-30

RELucrous SrRyIcs.-Rev. James STRAIT
ton will preach in the Presbyterian Church
ON Tomorrow, October 3lst, and also the
third Sunday Of November.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-30

Dan Castillo's elephant got loose 10
Oakland, California. aud the dwellers there
spent all night on the roofs Of their hous-
es, through fear,
Major T. j. CASTILLO the Wheel Horse
Of the Republican Party 10 Mississippi
has turned his mule loose and is riding the
Union Conservative National Democratic
X. X. Republican Party one Of the rough
est rides politically they ever experienced.
Netc South.
The Major rode bis mule through this
way the other day, and took all but about
rs Of that party with him. AT least they
had rollcall the next day, and only about
that number answ, red to their names. II
the Major will bring that mule along here
once more before the election, we do not
think there will be one left to tell the
" tall" sas4ii aisa q sf
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-30
For Sale.
REACH GROVE Plantation,

REAUH GKtJVE Plantation,
- about (4) four miles East OF
Woodville. on the Liberty road.
here are GAO acres in the
tract. Well improved-fne dwell
ling, good out houses and Steam
Gin. all in good repair. For
terms apply to Biscoe & Sims, New
Orleans, or to Je
Il. s. VAN EATON,
Woodville. Miss.
Oct. 30, 1S695w '''' - p
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-30

THE New SENATOR FROM T'EsvEssEE.--
The contest in the Tennessee Legislature
for the choice of United States Senator
terminated on Friday by the election of
Judge Henry Cooper, one OF the members
of the State Senate from Davidson couD-
ty, He received the entire Republican
vote and enough of those OF the Conser-
vatives to secure his success. Ills cleo
ton seems to give almost as much salts
faction to the Tennessee Republicans as
would the triumph Of an out and out
Radical.
Judge Cooper is represented to have
been stauneh Union man during the
war, and lawyer Of excellent Abilities
In 1862 he was appointed by Military
Governor, Andrew johnson. Judge Of one
of the State circuit courts. which position
he held until 1861 NJ o. Republican
Cooper was elected on joint ballot by
vote of IS to 81 over Andrew johnson
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-30

Our Natchez friends who want trade
from our County should advertise in the
REPUBLICAN. at
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-30

Let every Republican in the county 'ry
II he can not secure at least one supsc''-
Der to the REPUBLICAN.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-30

New Orleans merchants should adver'
tise in the RsPUBLrcAs. They will ind L
greatly to their advantage.