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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-21

DoS'r Fart WosrH a Gent !-"Brick"
Pomeroy las placed the bus;ness manage
ment OF his papers. in the. hands Of G.;P.
Sykes, an. experienced publisher, and now
,devotes his entire time 10 the duties Of the
.<a;,ctnm. where, relieved Of husincss cares.
he il c,aking his giant weekly, Pomeros' =
Democrat. the most readable paper ever
prinsed. His sharper than the La Crosse
Democfat. ever was-nore than ,red hot,
and full to the brim If iaughable humorous
articles Saturday Night chapters, and
those peculiar editorials, none others caoor
dare write. Send for sample: copies or
subscribe nv sending sSor il to the editor or
publisher. r. O. box 5ai7, New York City.
He pays dve hundred dollars cash, Tor the
Ia rgest club sent in before the 18th OF Sep
tember! The reports of PomercSs failure
are siasply stories started 81 those she do
not like his giant paper or his red-hot style
of editing a paper opposed to bondholders or
official corruption. ...-....
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The following radical falsehoods, the
former of which we find in the South
Carolina Republican, are published that
our readers may learn how it speaks of
Us. Radicalism is bull. upon = great
big lie, and upon falsehood only can it
subsist:
About last Christmas a party of
Swedes landed in New York. One Of
these, a man with wife and child, and
two single men were persuaded BY; a
-" Gentleman" in Newberry to come to
that place in this State. The married
man was found to be an expert black
smith, and was employed at ten dollars
a month. He, with his wife and child.
was put into . negro hut. and furnished
the usual allowance Of corn and bacon
for field hands. After time his wife, a
woman of good address, and easy, sgree-
able manners vas taken into the house
ava servant, without pay. About April
24th. they decided to ask q settlement,
as they had endured about all human
nature could stand. when. after paying
their fares from New York, about six-
teen dollars each, he was tod that ten
dollars vas due him. and this he was
paid in Confederate money, as were also
the two single men. Here is q specimen
OF the ''chiRalry" of which we have
heard so much, of the '..highminded
noble "Aristocracy," the. honorable" !"
"brave men" of ''illustrious pe6igree," I"
the natural rulers Of the State" and
the only persons flt to control its dessi!!
nies and mete out justice to the poor
and defsnceless. ....::.:... -. -. : =
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y N, -
.>zSA.agsEs,cF CtSRGruEN The sregs
Sons papers Of the country are deplor1:,s
the fsrt hat tfie demand for ministers
os the oSpei By far exceeds the supply.
and the lear is expressed ine some guar.
Etsss.that. .charches will utterly die out
from. the want of pastors. The reason
se this IS generally believed to be the
growing depravity Of our young men,
and. ihei:, consequent. dis,aste Tor the
|, ,Ierical profession. This Is not the true
tsasson, however, as the New York Times
re,narks. The fact is that the clergy. as
q class. are paid such poor salaries that
very few young men are willing to enter
upon the work, and they, accordingly,
surn their attention to other pursuits.
The Presbytsrians OF Pennsylvania took
. census cen, of: the ministry . few days ago.
in which Il appears that Ont of 6zl,
preachers only 90 receive. 81, coo and
Upward, 17sfrom $500 to $1,000. 81
from $3.50 to $500. and s7S from $50 TO
$3.50 per year. Most of. these figures
ere lower than tissp salaries eff ordinary
mechanics, and .theEcongregations that
gay them should feel ashamed Of their
me&nResS. -ss..,s SO. g.: ...Ey !-.T o:
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rToe ths NewbsRs9 HsrsM.1
The Hihls Cause IN New Piekens and Carsn
don Counties.


The Hihls Cause IN Now Pieksns and Glarsn-
Mr., EDITOR: Knowing that you aud
mos. of the readers Of your valuable aud
instructive County paper feel an interest in
every good work IN South Carolina, allow
me to make the following statements. :.
During the March Term Of Court, 1850.
held a: New Pickens, 6. a., by Judge samss
T.: Or, jury No. l and jury No. 3. senss-
'ously contributed the sum Of SO through
Robt. c Gillian, E<q. Foreman Of jury, for
the purpose Of Biole distribution in the New
County Of Pickens. The action Of tho two
i1ries Is particularly interesting and unusual.
as the Courts occur, ip this State, IL b
hoped that the juries will emulate the noble
aud prsissvorshy example Of the Pickens
Juries.
!: Recently. tie sPieksass Bible Committee
was formed consisting Of three gentlemen
with Robert c. Gillian - Chairman, who
will receive 9 supply Of Bibles and Tessa>
ments for distribution.
During the term Of Court at New Pickens,
C.H., I expect to organize Bible Society,
for the New County in September next,
when good supply Of books win bs pro-
cured from the American Bibls Society, for
disrihutiou throughout the County. ''- =
Pursuant to appointments I reorganized
the C,assudoa County Bible Society, In The
Presbytasian Church, sabbath morning,
July Oh, -ss the pleasant beautiful and hos
pi.able town OF Manning. Ton which occas>
ion, the Baptist, Presbyterian and Nesho
dist determinations were represented. I
preached the opening sermon.
oAacers: Rev. James Mcdowell, Presi-
dent. Rev. D. W. Cuttino, Vics-President;
B Pressfy Barrod, secre tary; Or. G. p. Nc
Kssen, Treasurer AID Depository. Chair
man Executive COMMITTEES, Rev. Samuel
J. Hill:
On motion of Dr.. T. L. Burgess, 1t was
Resolved, That We heartily approve Of the
unsec,ioaal and unsectarian spirit which has
always characterized the operations Of the
"Ameriean Bible Society,"" and do sincerely
tender the msnagers our thanks for the
sratuitoua, distribution Of many thousand
volumes Of the Scriptures to our soldiers
during the war, and our suffering section Of
Country since.
RESOLVED, That We heartily congratulate
the American Bible Society In still having
updt the Providence Of God-the services
of that old and efficient Agent, Rev. E. A.
Bolles.
The, Town Of Manning Is located in de-
lightful portion of Clarendon County, and
10 beautifully shaded With oaks. May, God
bless and prosper the people Of this excel>
lent community. :...,-
.... Yours, truly.
Agent American Bible Society,
<. . 81. -: -. For South Carolina.
CoLunsIA, s. c., July II. 1859. =,
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Pr1xr-Wns,, e Pen.ye Eeho ansvav
whore. We mean tia dsviI,s dor. rood reader
little Penny, brindls ace one foot h,oa. zaoso.
or loss, SIX yes,s old, with douhle tfpk ~ his
tain. Penny Wa . remarkable rusmbs, OF shs
canine family. Since the death of little Msks,
whe used to peranbulats tho street, mon th,co
logs, and keep nightly watch and ward ovae
the interests OF our good old town IN the days
Of .yore. when pstrolnsn went bobirg nroz,d
Psnny had succeeded 10 the hight Of eminsaS
domain, and deported himssls ss though 10
had carte blanche to 80 where be pleased and
do as he liked. Though somewhat selfish, 10
had some good trans. he Was NOT % kfns %
good old Iray, nor % gentle - o'aaeo' ana
y. 1880. - ~ ossss aos,sne s4s -.
.sa oon'oss 4" ~. s" oss eooI. .sA.. - -.
o.h.. A.. sh.i.,..J - B.. I.:s..... .-1
vss a. usoud a. Lue,sr. rna adous.e kiak wa
the clue. Penny followed the dsrf whess,sp
he went-to tha oalee, to church and 70 all iho
marry gatherings, and always shosesd Ab
manners ~ meals ana never o's1faesd hi0ssH
oe'OEe ns pla'scf. a rev n; eiss ene canY
- -. =. stS;r..s ds.s,. .e3oS.. - 49, 80.
hIpk q a cauut: Es,d ,psAantly turn nan Ia
neither heel and show yoa his links.
Penny was the sutoerss ct the dsvils brseksss
table There vas true poetry In his dcuble kiae.
And he is an ingrsse 10 have essvcd him 90. Aad
It Is only AFTER severe remonstrsnea with 10
DEVIL whose dog be 70, lthas Ne yield aadz ea@
. reward OF ooiiass ana oenn 20 eeySooe wAe
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-21

TIE UsIvERsx.-The second volume of
the; Chieagoan commences with the title
changed TO The Universe. the FIRST number
Of which is received. 1t is enlarged to an
eight-page sheet, AID contains the CON-
naencement of 6. story. by Mrs. Corbiu. .en:
titled; "aarried. or Woman's Deception
q "a pital story BY Mrs. Jennie. T. ,Hszen,-
eDsisy, OF, the Married Mans Story, "and a
great variety Of other matter Among Sthe
principal articles issonsjol :'Spirituslsn,, q
Masai and Social Eecessity."': Robert
Dale Gwen, and many on various phases Of
the "Woman Question" and Spiritualisui.
Published weekly, at $3.50 per year, by
e. N. p. Lewis, Ils Madison at. Chicago.
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Increase Of Capital Stock

y
The Board Of Directors of the. Carolina
National Bank of Colanbia, S, G., havisS
resolved to increase its Capital. Stock 70
Two Hundred Thousand Dollars, ssnbscsip-
aions will be received Tor Stock ut any time.
For information: or Subscription, apply 70
the President or Cashier.
A Dividend Of Eight Per Cent, was paid
10 the Stockholders out. Of the profits of
the Bank, for the SIX months ending, June
sOth, and Thirteen Hundred Dollars car.
ried TO Surplus, Fund all free o. United
States and State Taxes ..2> -5i
..: - II. + /; l. !p.'a 2. cHtLGs, lids. n
70 "'<t' = h.'l-a1W W.B.CULI0K,Y
.. a. E:.,..t>i...r :, ",.1.:.i:, Cashier.
1aCoLvxsrle s. c.. July -, 1859. sea-
+: ! July q ~ Ssr;i q, ,.;s.fl ,.;-..,,.x:, .
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-21

Z, DEmoRksT's YoUNa AMERIcA.-Theb bright,
est and best ofnll the juvenile magazines.
Doesticks said he liked the Episcopal
G .urch, because the minister let the peo-
ple talk back" Mr.. -Demorest under.
stands this he lets bis little readers do
their own talking, or, at any rate, talk
back, and they seem to like il, and are at
any rate devoted to Young America! Ger
tainlv this little magazine combines more
instruction Of the very best kind, With
amusement, than, any magazine ne ever
saw. $1.50 per year, with q premium.
Publication Office, sSs Broadway, New
York. e: ~: -, '.. > .:'.'.-
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-21

ssiHow fas CHrsssE CO 10 GauRcH.-i
The seongrega,ion IS composed principal.
q8SN men and bays dressed in their
-ssesydsy clothes. Q sSorne1of them. stare;
1xbent:them. or talks With : each other.-i
Instead of sitting doyn. and paying at
.fention :to. what Is. said, many. stand up.
and walk about. Perhaps some will
eonae up to the speaker and try to Look
SSyer tis BOOK, ifhereaas FROM the BIZ
-Sle, Sf they aiH exansise the foreign
-sasse ifit is cn3d veatber and there issa
.fsre in jt; or shey Will stand in front. of
the clock and watch it fer awhile. Others
hare with them parcels Of merchandise,
ora fowl, some vegetables, etc, they.
iiaave bought, or wish 70 sell; and it it
IS warm weather, very many will strip
: Che; upper part of their bodies naked.
-snd faa themselves, soas to be as cool
Eas possible {: .--.-. ,-:sy}..s, =
e 0ftentimes, unless forbidden to smoke,
paezsral engage in smoking little pipes
.fall ef tobacco; having hrst struck hre
By means Of q flint and piece of steel
: ssid soms'very dry paper. Aimostevery
aEhinanfaif tafrits sabout with him his
pipe aad toaacco,i and; materials forstrik.:
ing fire. Ssasetinses begsar.woman
sEill enter the chapel and bawlout lusti-
sty for cash.: his "a. very. common, prac-
sice for most Of those who cowe, to stay
bot n short time, and when one gees out
ali of his mates and friends usually fol.
low. If al, idol procession, or a .uanda.
Fin and his retinns are passing along the
Streets. of isouie sadden or:anasuaf noise
rs fheara; ;tths boys and sE,i,St Of the. nlen
1osh o,is tossse; ghat. is to, be seen, after
ss,,,cn someot themswiA perhaps come
back yssS few are:regnlar hearers a o.
sshs Gospel. am fewer still come 70 lot
gthe purpossef hearing about Jesus
Almost, all wh3 come are pronsotee os
motives Of curiosity. y, -.
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DExoREsr's MAeAzINE FOR kUsusr.-
This Is really the gem Of the ladies' month
lies. It's patterns and fashions are always
fresh, full and original, and its reading
matter varied, and full Of practical interest.
It's new department.. 1.-THE Ladies' Club" !"
has struck q, vein, and has become im.
menseiy popular, while its illustrations, are
more numerous and better than ever. $500
per year, ~ith;a premium. !; Publication Of.
fee, ssSs Broadway, New York. i, u I :
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NEW YoRx, July 49, p. M.-cos*oa dun
and lower, with sales of Loss bales, ss ~
Gold 36t. .. a.
ssles OF 20 bales-reseipts 10; rniddnngs 80 . @3f
holders very firm. ,5y.".z..-.
nARLEsrox, July ls!-Cotton duh; salss -
bale-middlinga 81; receipts 10
LIVERPOOL. July l9-Eveniof .-CottonS quiet
-up'ands Il; Orleans lS. sales 8, 900 bales..
NkwBERRY, July 2o.-Cetton unchange3, %
q to 30 cents.
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q Wantedat this Office. an ab'e.bodied,
hard'featured, bad tempered, :;not-to-be.
pueof and not. to:be baeked,d " n,
freckled face young man, to collect tor
this paper. Must furnish his OVID horse,
saddle. bags, pistols. whiskey. bowie
knife, and COW hide. We will furnish
the accounts. To such We promise eon'
slant and lsborieus employment.
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TEE APPROACHING CONVENTION IN MsE-
PaIa ON TIE SUBJECT.

V8124DU 43o02.
TEE APPROACHING CONVENTION IN MEE-
PsB ON TIE SUBJECT.
Tho committee of arrangements Of
the approaching convention at Mem.
ahis, Of those who desirs to Introduce
Coolie labor into the South, have issued
the following address:
MErpars, TENN, July ], 1869.
The undersigned, appointed BY a
meeting. of citizens to make arrange
snenss for convention of planters and
others, TO be holden on Tuesday, the
18th Instant. far the purpose Of consid:
srins the matter of introducing Chinese
labor for agricultural and other spur.
poses, submit to their fellow. citizens
the following suggestions
his not eurpurpose to argue the ne
eessity ofmore 4iaborers. That we take
rs foregone conclusion :; every man OF
senSe and observation can see and feel
H.. Il is afact. More labor ewe want,
more. labor we ronst have. That point
conceded, our Rext dnty is to-. asce.sss ssair
sss discuss ihs Ways and means for pre-.
euring such labor, Qnl neces>i,hs gre.
pressing and; immediate hence we.
must lot,k to source Of supply which
evsn under our demand will prove in.
exhahstible. That source We believe to
eS China. That empire overourdened
wifii population trained to obedience,
eeonomy and industry can and will sup.
ply US, we think, at once. These peo--
ple, We understand, require but one ar
gament TO Induce them to come. to sit
The certainty Of lettering thsir condi'
ton by receiving wages for their
hbot. That We sre ready, and willing
tDsgsse; consequently no difficulty can:
oecaS, uoF a,any persuasion necessary.
Another posas;, the empire OF China ex'
sends within the limits Of the tropics,
wSsre In the valleys Of her great rivers,
rice, sugar, tobacco and All other pro.
ducts flourish as they 90 with US. And
IT'S veil known that where rice and
sngar grox, the climate must be un'
afendly TO the white men who labor IN
tie sun. It: isso here, and it is the
same there :. therefore the Chinaman
comes 10 Us sccsimated-prepared to
withstand lnalarial attacks In our river
bottoms and alluvial lands.
We are authori,atively informed that
{5a the 18th of July inst, merchant
from San Francisco will visit this city
with ihe object of ascertainingour wants
rrid requirements in this behalf, and
who is responsible and able to comply
with all his contracts. We therefore
earnestly urge everS planter: who is iu'
terested in this business-and who IS
hot ?-to come forward and meet with
nssov, the day specified, then and there
aispassionately 70 consider the whole
matter ia detail. Each and Severy one
should remsmben that row is the time
so.prepare Eer ahe She., coming season.
The rsilroad companies, have agreed to
grant return tickets free to all who may
attend the convention. -.
ssfSigaedf GEO. W: GIFT, - =
as6 ras5E 81 VIM: R.sMO0RE. 80
ai ssfiGE zt5aH D: BRTNKLEY,sss1
Sud e;sicIs>sJ. Nv. .sl5LAPP, Isl"
s-.i,,S,...: sdF E. M.,APPERSON, :;
!. - LEON TRDUSDAkE, :
. 81, !" WM. r. HUNT, - -
s3a % '''5 S'a' N. M.TREZEVANT,
s-isa4zs g saA.JHAYSi, - 'i+'',:..
@72ig2s Z.ei JDHN C. EIZER, - 'i2
-zios s-sy2* w. Il. CHERRY. : e:
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The drought continues insofar as this
devoted town and the surrounding coun-
try within distances Of from Eve to seven
miles is concerned, but beyond that the
district shove, below and around has
been blessed with good and in many
places, abundant showers of rain.
r. But from appearances, as We 60 to
press, there is every indication that it
will be shortly broken. ... :.
High winds have prevailed for several
days, blowing the impalpable dust into
and over everything and everybody,
which, together with the great heat,
have no doubt, tried the patience Of the
nervous people.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-21

TuE XIX CENruRY.-This racy magazine
published in, Charleston, 8. O., is under the
ban of the new regime. because Of its funny
pictures of the State Legislature, printed in
colors. Our rerders will enjoy its contents.
It's power. Yearly subscription $3.50.
Single numbers IS cents. Sold At all book
stores, ..' ..
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Sunday last no services were held
at either the Presbyterian, Baptist, Lu.
theran or Episcopal Churches. The
pastors, of the two former Churches
were absent. The. Lutheran congrega-
ton are unsupplied.. while the services
in the Episcopal Church are only stated.
The Methodist and Reformed Associate
Churches, were open for divine service,
and the congregations were large and
attentive. Mr. Bonner. of Due West,
preached mo, ming and afternoon in the
Reformed Associate Church: Mr.. Bon
ner's enunciation is rather rapid, but
bis, subject matter is all that can be de-
sired it is logical, clear, simple, full and
beautifully connected. No involved sem
>tsnces, DOR .inelegancies Of sim.le ;cbut it
requires hmiliarity2%ith the style Of
the Rev. gentlemen, or . natural rapid
tya aef thought2to drink 10 the fall f]ow
Of bis elo9nenes.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-21

.CoxplrxENrARY.-T'he philadelphia Age
says of the XIX Century Magazine, pub
,liShed as Charleston: ITS: literary merit
is striking Other papers pronounce it
to be equal to the best;of periodicals. and
the raciest and most entertaining magazine
nov, before the public. Sold by all book
sellers. Single numbers IS cents. Yearly
subscription $3.50. &c.. - z.,-..,.:J .
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-21

..t. !. ~ .BsAvr 6.RL.-The Wilmington
! Star says that at SlnishyiTle, on the 18th.
The daughter 81 Capt Hunter, Of the
q steamship Fairbanks. while playing. on
:; sseee deck, fellf overheard. 3 Miss; Kate
observation-disclosures in, and al
xIhe risk pf3her Own. zhle, ereeeeas6 u
4 Ssrimming ashore ishfhe Eitls gFl. :
!, This isthe second time she has saved
sshe lies asber~iellow beings She is
equal olhs Nssssportl e1 heroine I s - ~ :
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TIE XIX CENrURY.--An az gent Or can.
vasser wanted in every town and village,
for this handsome Southern Illustrated
Monthly. A live, enterprising postmaster
should realize from twenty TO forty dollars
q month. Enclose IS cents for specimen
number to the XIX Century Publication
Comphny, Charleston, s. G. ;'.' =
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SPECIAL Nor1cE.-To parties IN wsns Of
Doors, Sashes and Blinds. We refer b the
advertisement Of p. p. Tosle. the large NAM
ufscfurer Of those goods in Charleston.
Price list furnished on application.
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White

Paris is to become . sea port.
The C. g. A. and C. 4, S. O. r. &.
are consolidated. -; q se7@I .,-,s ::
Contracts have been executed for the
completion Of the Blue Ridge r. r.
The Work is to be completed in two
years-when Charleston will be connse.
ted with the great West. - -, .zE
Col. 4. N. HINT will shortly open 0
first class hotel at Anderson.
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RsE. %. FurmaR hasasvessd is,sedi.
toril connection with the Religious
Herald, of Richmond, Va.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-21

TheAugdst number OF the Galaxyis to-
hand. The GALAXY occupies the post Of
honor In Northern Magazine literature.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-21
BR1cK-MoRs BRrck-BIGeER AND BEr.

BRlck-MoRE BRick-BIGeER AND Bet
TER BRick.-For the information Of the
public and the very especial gratiica'
ton Of the senior. who is now absent.
We state that Capt. Gauntt, made at his
brick yard, near the seniors residence,
last week, $1,000 brick. Immense VOL
nu,es Of smoke gave evidence Of the work
by day, and 4 lurid Light together With
those peculiar sights and sounds (famil.
lar to the senior) by night.
The brick recently made, are ofa very
superior quality-being much larger and
more shapely.
Psf the senior RECEIVERS his health
within q week or two, he may be in time
for the next "exhibition," when it is ex-
pected that a bigger kiln, will be ablaze,
and many more men. and q greater mum.
Der. of dogs on hand, more whiskey drank
more noise made, and consequently bet
brick ground out. a::~....: ........
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EXTRAORDINARY TRIAL.-The case Of
Mr.. J. D. Epps, At this Court, last week,
is one Of remarkable. significance.
Upen the evidence Of two negroes, he
is srraigned for murder. g..
During the progress Of the trial, how
ever, bis innocence Of the imputed crime
is clearly established before ajury of
his country, and his character for honor,
.probity, integrity, and good citizenship
fully attested to the satisfaction Of all.
We live under deplorable regime
when upon mere suppos,tiou or preju-
dice, or simply to crafty hate, &C., one
may, bs charged with crime, and pos
sibly brought to extreme punishment.
However, from tho sbere unreliability
Of the testimony IN this case we are per-
mitted to join our fluctuations to those Of
sll Law abiding citizens in tho acquittal
Of Mr. Epps. T.... '~.' ...
:, The witnesses We learn have abseon.
ded. An indictment is now pending
against them for perjury. = -..'.
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MARRIED.

: BY Rev II. II. Boyd on the 18th instant.
in Soule Chappelf Church. Cant. j. Wesley
,GhappeH and Mrs. Eustatia Griersoa, al1ef
NewberTy. -.
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=: =: ':;i' For the Herald. .'''...~
= The fbllowiog eams was played On the
woFoudSs Ground, Saturday, june 18th.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-21

We found among our mail matter q
day or two since, paper addressed to
Miss Celeste n. Glider, Of Edge6eld.
We have been enable to discover her
postofics. Will some one OF her friends
please call for the same OF direct us how
70 send it to herr
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-21

TO ssaasorF. A.sawyer, Of tie Q. St
Senate, ore We Indebted tor pub. docs.i )
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-21

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Wofford Star Base Ball Club: =.
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= Fly Catches Made--iioneer, Z. .'
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Out On Foul Bsils-Pioneer, 4.
" L" Woford, 8.
Struck Out-Pioneer, 3. i.:'..
" 90 WofTord, /.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-21

The Empress Eugenie will visit the
limited S.ates nsxt Summer.