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Evening star., 1869-08-05

NE. RoBERTs. the Spanish Minister, has
gone to New York to look after the captured
gunboats of his government, {, seized by Marshal
Barlow, and it is understood the Peruvian
Minister, Colonel Freyre, is also in New York
to see that the captured property Is not released
Evening star., 1869-08-05

A COMPLETE MENAGERIE.
HERD OF TRAINED HORSES,
DROVE OF ELFIn PONIES,
Together forming the most Gigantic, Elegant and
Interesting Amusement Combination
on the American Continent.
~see bills for particulars. and look out for the
LIONS AHD TIGERS In THE STREETS,
On MONDAY MoBNIHG, the 9Th instant, at 10
ocloek au2-St
Evening star., 1869-08-05

New York Flour and Grain Market Te.dax
NEW YORK, August 5.-Flour dull and with
out decided change. Wheat 4 cent better,
Corn Lace. better.
Evening star., 1869-08-05
A WONDERFUL MEDICINE.

WONDERFUL MEDICINE.
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER 10 really Q
valuable nedicamenf, and unlike most Of the
patented articles OF the day, is used By many
ph yscisns 1t IL particularly desir able In loca.
tiors where ply scfaus are not near, and in fami.
lies will often save the neces ty Of sending cut st
midnight for doctor. bottle should be kent in
every house -Boston Tsarsliv. jyH.lm
ERRING BUT NOBLE.
sELB.HILP FOR YOUNG MEN, who having
Erred, desire o better MANHOOD sent in sealed
letter envelopes, free of charge. Address HOW
hkD SANITARY AID ASSOCIATIONS, Box ?
Philadelphia. Pa. nv To- eosu
Evening star., 1869-08-05

TIE ECLIPsk-A correspondent OF thu Nevv
York Evening Post gives the following mem sd
OF observing the eciipse next SATURDAY.
"Iake large card with q small round hole
In the centre, and hold u against the sun !, rays
SO that the shadow will tail on the fioor, pave
ment, wall, or other dark and smooth surface.
In the middle Of the shadow there will be a
studied IN its progress without straiutpe the
eyes, and without shutting the face or hands
with smoked glass. This simple process was
suggested oy the familiar circumstances that
eclipse, takes the shape of the luminous
portions OF the suns disk; and the perforated
card has been used with perfect success
Evening star., 1869-08-05
N Iw IXPR Bee LIN.
1!S~w,v VIA 0AMAL, .,,

v.ss ssTHassaaISsI0i, AHD
kegulaf sailing day iron II North <0D0N
msn1ssIres' ss1sT Philadelphia SATURDAY,
DAY. at D. m
!reisht received as any tine:
s. water 1t, Gsorgetown, ID. g.
u. ELDRID6E 90
AlexAadria, Va.
WM. CLYDE CO.,
btd IL North W harvss. Philsdelp phfa
Evening star., 1869-08-05

0The Mason (Mass) Quarrymsn have split
thick, containing Is, 400 cubic fsst, and weirn.
ing L,2e3s tons. 10 cut it nom tn rocRs i.iO&
ROLES were drallsd on line parallel with me
.ront edge. THIS ponderous piece Of granite
IN NE consractiea Of the new capitol
Evening star., 1869-08-05

0svsrnDsns Securities.
WAehnefoH. August S, tsoe.-Jsy Cooke a
%. farnish tn following Ssosasss.. Of GOV
Evening star., 1869-08-05

THBBoARD OF NAVAL OFFICERS In session
at the Navy Yard for some time past, testing
small arms for use In the Navy, have com.
pleted their duties and adjourned. great
variety OF small arms subaitted to them were
thoroughly tested, but IL is not yet known what
their recommendations are
Evening star., 1869-08-05

y Miss Susan @. Godsey, Of Nashville, had
made her sleep, like Dickens fat boy, nearly
All the time. Last week, however, she woke
mp, and startling prophesied tnata q total eclipse
and that thereafter it would never shins 40
brightly again, which indicates that the end OF
the world 10 speedily approachIng Then she
oied, and ever since great avn has fallen ON
Nashville.
Evening star., 1869-08-05
BRYwEEN
WARRINGTON AID NEW YORK,

John GIBSON. and VALLEY CIfY, 1e3nk
Of the MEROHAHfe LINE, win make SSE&S
regular weekly trips bowen NBWS
I0bkb ALEXANDRIA, WAHHIHGfQN, and
SkOkSkfoNI, e follows: Leave NEW YORK.
Ireu fier ~, Eogt river, every SATURDAY at
%. m. Leave GloRGEfeWN every FRIDAY
Tor further information apply 20 JOS. L. GAIT
Agent. enhce and wharf foot Of High st., George
town, or q the corner Of 7SA street and New Horb
avenue y.W. TH0MPsON,
apl1u Pregfdent
Evening star., 1869-08-05
SUMNER RESORTS.

"A "iiGHT HOUSE COTTAGE
The best location on the Islsnd Nest Ia
convenient % the surf Good and safe ~
bsthipg. Through in two hours from
Pbilsdelphfs Terms mosersfe.
Jyl6-ln' JONAH weOr0N, Proprietor.
Evening star., 1869-08-05

THB COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE is in
receipt Of reports from North Carolina stating
toat the cotton crop in that State is in a most
hoorishlng condition. and that the yield will
be the largest known in many years. The
cereals, however, are reported to be in a Ian
gushing and backward state, owing to the
want of rain.
Evening star., 1869-08-05

~rhe worrell glrls made eIs,ooo last sea.
m
Evening star., 1869-08-05

COMMISSIONERS DKLANo has decided that
hereafter the die for cancellation Of stamps used
on tobacco boxes must bear the name of the
firm or manufacturing company canceIling
them. The new series OF tobacco stamps will
be ready for Issue next week, and arrange.
ments are beng made to I'LL all orders direct
from the reven ne bureau.
Evening star., 1869-08-05

SCARCITY OF SMALL CURRKNCY.-Urgen
calls are received At the Treasury for small
currency from New York, Philadelphia, Al.
bany, and elsewhere, bnt there is very little
IN the Treasury, there being only S6,OOO in fifty
csat notes, $4,000 In ter and fifteen cent notes
and no twenty-five cent notes small lot in
Pittsburg has been telegraphed for.
Evening star., 1869-08-05

ARREST OF A DEPUTY OOLLHCToR.-A letter
was rt tceived at the internal Revenue Depart.
nent yesterday, from Richmond, Va, an
nouncing the arrest of the deputy collector, on
charge OF having made certain collections of
revenue, which he withheld from the Govern
ms1t.
Evening star., 1869-08-05

TwOoDs PATENT CURED FISH.
We invite attention to o new article of Ffsh-
.hf PkBION OUBED FISH 1Atwoods Pa.ent
Put up from the fresh Gang ht FISH, packed In 10 H.
wooden boxes. The fish we think well suited Tor
samms use It 10 pronounced q very superior
article y all Who have used IL. FOR sale In any
349 Pa. av, OPP Mefropoiitan Hotel.
geA-e lR publ :anl
Evening star., 1869-08-05

ACoNvRNTIoN has been concluded between
France and the United States, and also be-
tween the latter and Russia, by an additional
article in the treaty OF commsrce and naviga.
tior, for the projection OF "trade marks" and
giving legal remedies to the citizens of the res.
pecdve countries against all persons who in
fringe them . ID
Evening star., 1869-08-05

CONSOLIDATION IN tbs TRRAsURY-ln
order to reduce the force Ia the Se,retary's
ONCE of the Treasury Department as much as
possible, an order was issued to-day consol-
dating two Of the law divisions In that ONCE,
ana placing the whole under charge Of Mr..
George Wood
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-03-24

.9raft infer a8obI Su f6roern. cine
tralti9t Stiite baben mir on naIerm
Sertreter 9errn generalconfuL Silt.
nno lie9t IS an uns, oieIelbe au be-
nnben nno Babn al bgeden, 6aB 6as
Zoos nnlrer nei einipnnbernoen QanOss
leute erIeidteFt, oab lit unter Wlitbiirs
germ lid) uieoerlaKen f0anen, no niht
Spra6e un6 % Gefiitl Der 8erlafs
ienbeit ibre Gage essO1mert.
Was bic beige Beb0lferuue betrifTt,
70 ieben oiefeibea mi. 6reubea eiaer
Observation-Disclosures @inmanosrni1o
snteesen uno erseusen fi1 iebr oisnits
tertig. 8efiirdtun9en iin6 iebeufaas
teine nsebr su be9en, oenn Der Shame
@rant bilr9t nns fiir Siderheit Der
Berion uno oes Gi9entbuus.
Nlit ben. Stumble, es m0d)ten lidb
biele S6tpei;er uno DeutId,e bier bers
einisen, f9liebe idl nit Der Grflarunq,
IeOer 9lnfrase setpi1enbafie alntDort
ju ertbeilen.
@it 8ruber9rub unb SanbId)Iaa
Seinrid Gdpars.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-03-24
= Sn gseiu yorf iinb borise 0e@e
II, 600 Barrel gisr berfauft por6en.

= Sn gseiu gorf iinb borise gge@l
II 900 Barrel @isr berfauft por6en.
Die Central 8acific Giienbabr
@eieIifbaft 1T in glotb nit ibren Dir
beitern. DJeieIben lnufen in Der Hes
gel, 70 ME fe nur III bic slabe 6ei
Bbite 4ine ylinen foMmen, babon
uao ienent reuen gl6orabo su.
5n Serulau, Nfo. wur Sc am 9
3. Nit5. 6as Brauerei9tbdabe hes Sln
Strobel DolfanOig ourd Seuer 3eritort
= Die, Arnectirten. 0ie beiflds
golfsaeituns faet 0sBir glauben, BEL
elmer 9tldtebr 0es &arflrlten ipilroe ts
in &a1el feiner 8feroe beolrIen." Die
Berliner Bolts s3eitung ant!portet:
,Das 8latt min bamit pobI nur CART
anOsuten, oab Der Surflrlt gleI genna
finben uuroe, bic ieinell g1agen gu 3ies
ban bereit m1ren.a
Gie @bite pine @olbminm am
SieDa6a iofen nod iramer cine ie5r
aroBe 9lnSabl bon 9ergIeuten an. Sn
San Srnncisco paban lidb ni1t melt
ger ais 81 @oiupasnien nit einem nos
ininellen &apitale bon Stuei uno iedss
gig WfitIionen Collars Gebiloet, Inn in
ienem Siitritte 8eretuerfs st bttreis
ben.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-03-24

fen. 8einep6 bling fie an feinem
| 9alie iino ipar langere Belt fai1nnas<
los, i.n9ea1tet Der sdrtliden uno be-
Irubi9enfen Rroltiporte ibrss gaters,
aIS er oannL f6neu iid lOsreibeno, ses
/ lbie6en mar.
Berlin befaao f6 in bangor, .inslt>
[Iider @riparting. 9lIIe Sruppen, ielbit
oas 9aupfquartler 0es Gornprin,en
bon 9dne6en batten bic Gta6t bers
lalIen, befan0fn fidl aber III elmer iBeit.
laeeebaten Qinie liioIid nnr in Der. Gm !.
fernltag ipeniger Mleilen anfaeIteIlt.
Die 6ran;oita rldten in lferfengorps
lberan, man fprad, fosar eabOn, Oab
gfapOleen ben Yln9rif auf Berlin in
,Berlon leiten lper0e; Der Santpf nlubte
in Der nadllten yiabe, bielleidt Dor zen
Winuern -ielblt Statt fnoen. Sic
StraBen ipuroen einiam uno leer, Die
gauge frie8sfabioe 8ebolferuns bonn
erluadienell Gnaben bis gum alteren
Wfanne ftan0 i'm Seloe Die 6rauen
unit M1oben nibten 8anoaaen, supfs
ten @barpie ODER bereiteien anoere bon
ienen trauri9en, aber no bigen Sim
gen, fpelde gum @mpiange uno sur
,Rfege Der 8ernuneeteH eienea. I'm
3dbii9e bangeSeufser bs9leiteten 0leie
glrbeiten, Salilen0e bon beiben Sbras
men aus fd0nen nnO f9merserfllten
9lu9eh befeutbteten bas mei1e 9eilien,
DeI6es bieIlei1t balo Die IBeltimn,una
erbllten iollte, einem 9eliebten 9ln~
3eb0riaen ben &eoesfanIpf erlei9tern
ju beifsn.-0er Gag bes @bIaufes bes
Observation-Disclosures mar 9efomnen
aneftUol blieben bic Menl9en auf oen
Straben iteben, INNER lauIdeno, OBJ.
ni6t ferner &anoneEoonner ibrObr be-
rabren Deroe, ODER fraeten eins
AMBER in feberiider lufresun9 mad
9fa9ridten ron Der Mrmee.
9tber es blieb 9laes fill erit am
anoeren Mlorgen erfnbr man; Dap
ni6ts uorgefaIen, Die Sruppen lid lee
bod mad Der gitbe bin meier sulamS
sienaeSosen batteu. sIu9 Die fols
9enbes. Sage ber9in9en in 9lei1er
Beife unter fid ilnmer nlebr itstgern.
Der Spannll1I9; bann nerbreitete f1 |
ptbblib bic eri9refenbe Ma9ridt, Die |
Sran3Ofen batten am seltrisen Sage
na6 befti9snI Bioerltun oas flnfl
Wieilen bon Berlin 9eIeSene Staot<
den Srebbin erorbert un0 iid) in ben
8elib Der nit 10 bielsm 9IufpanOe bere
9eltellten Befelti9uu3en an Der Nette |
4elebt. $50 mar oenn bas aus $4,000
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-03-24
Grtrafabrtem
@ambnra nllb @reme1

iu ernieorigten @reil Ell
Gem reileluIti9en @ubIifud bietet
iid Die @ele9enbeit cine auberft biIligt
lteberfabrt mad europa in Der tom,
menoen @aiion gu fiAern.
Sie beioen oentf1en Dampferlinier
= Die 9amburgs 9imerifanilde 9adets
fabtt slftten9eieufdaft unb Der Norb.
oeutfde 9lobo - lperben ndmsid auBel
Den neuen, re9eImaBis ieOen Dienftaa
uno O6iinerltag bon Stem yorf mad
Samburg Mnb 8renen fabrenben
pradtbolen Dampfern gTtrafabrten
Der fol9eneen beipabrten Oampfer ans
or6nen
r9Imerita @apt. s.. 5araesbeiluer,
am "a. gpriI bon SEN gprf aa9
Brelnet.
Bremen, Gapt. 6. 2eiit, am s. Mai
bon 3ew gort mad Bremen.
nSaronia", Capt. s. Wfeper, am 81.
@fai bon Stem gort mad Sanbnra.
Dgleip gorf" @apr. SIS. 9torbenbolf,
am %. 0fai bon Stem gOrt mad
Bremen.
> @abaria", Capt. 6. Stranger, ata %.
Nfai bon Stem gorf mad San,sars.
y Seutonia", @apt. 8arenos, am IL.
SUM bon STEIN yort mad Samburg.
y BprufTa", Capt. Sebid, ain 18, SUM
bon Stem gorf mad Samburg.
Nnmeloun9en gu ben Yreilen Dol, Sob
500 erlte Gailte, Sob $50 sneite
@aiiite unb Sob $25 8piidenbed
nilimt Der General Neent 6. S. 4Oae
nna Der Neent Sobn 8ubm eute
sesen uno ertbeilep oielelben bereits
ipiIlielt ale nabere Nustunft
6etour 8a6aeeii iperoen in 8erbins
bun9 nit Obieen 8reiien, auf iebeni
Oalhpfer Der 2tnieu 9iiltig, gu rebns
3irten Breilen auSgeItellt,
Nian nieloe fdl re6tseitig, bamit
CUTE Wase 9efdert iperDen f0nnen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-03-24

~ ".
Sn Der erifen ISOLDE oes Nfonats
Wfar3 iuuroen mad Der GtaOt 9fetuYorf
8 Wfilionen Stnf @ier 9etradt,
Sn Mem gorf beifeben siu6tf gta<
blilIements, in ipelben ale erOeufli<
den idriltlfeIIeril6en Nrbeiten auf
Beltelung seferti9t iusrbsn. Das
9aupt9efdjaft beltebt in Nusarbeitnng
bon Yreoi9ten fur bic geiltli6feit.
Sin Gelocipeb fur Da men lit cine
ncue @rfinoung; es bat Orei Garcr uno
beoarf auberlt geringer 9tnitrcnsung
Der Wusfeltraft UNI in 8etueauna aeS
lebt Al neroen. Der GrfinGer faat
our 9lnpreiiung: es Iauft bon felblt,
fobalo cine Dame es beltie9en bat
Sn @alifornieu bat 6ie Seiaens
@ultur 10 9roBe Musbebnung geipons
men, 0ab Das Oortise 9rsbnft, befen
aualitdt san3 borSiigIid iein ioH, Die
limpOrtirten 5ei9en lebr balS aus 6sm
Marfte berordnsen oiirfte.
= Ser 6es @iftmerbes an feiner
Satin aneeflaste @dafer BON 8rez
benbeim, tueIder Dor GINGER 3fit BON
Oen Ser. @todten an Bic bsillAen@es
ridte anSgeliefert ipurbe, bat Elm DoII<
itanoises @eitanOnib ieiner SauIO ab :
geIe9t.
gutbesabIt. Sin iuneer gbbofat
bertbeioigte einen6aIfhmiin5e inSroD,
gf. o., uno befreite ibn bon Der glnflas
| &c. Ser bantbare client gab ibm $50
/ fur feline Nliibe.
9lls Der 9lObofat am nddften Sag
Oas @elo aus9ebcn tuolite, fano er, oab
allies counterfeit iUari
0ie BeDobner oes Serriforiums
bon Dacotab lino iebr unSufrienen nit
Der beabiidti9tsn Sbeilung ibres Sere
ritorinntS. Sic baIten 8erlmmlunaen,
nm oagegell 81 prateitiren.
Sin amerifaniiber Brigade, Sc
neral bon Der ebenlaIieen @olontars
Qlrmee giebt 9egenipartig in 9ei0eIbera
Illnterridbt i'm 8eibneu.
/ Mnf einem Bale in YariS erId)ieu
\ cine mobilize Gh0ne nit elmer Blu .
menDerSiernng, luelhe bonn 8opt Bis
/ Sur SpiBe Der Sdleppe reidte. Cir
liudbrer Slumengnrteill
/ Sill Der SrieoIanoifAen aeitunc
| Wfedlenburg) beae9nen mir iolaenbei
yioti3: Der StaatsauipaIt b. 8ismar
az 9lnclam, Elm 9ieife Oes BuHbesfans.
II Iere kat r 4. nit Has G a d.ka. hna x
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-03-24
allerlei.
Sic Gpinne.

Oie gpinne.
Store niat Die fIeiue Spinne,
Oie nit 10 eel6aft'gem Gimme
Sir CUR Seite in ber SIDE
9Sebet il9 Die carte Sefe.
Sauieno, touieno Sdoen baitig
Spann iie fiibn lid idmeieenO lultig,
Bis oieB 3aubernek 9elan9
81 Der 8eute flu9em Sang.
9aB iie title tueben, ltreben,
Gmiig alli uno nieoer l6peben;
gSebe Iebe Su, iuie iie,
Gimme, ipinne-rube ME!
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-03-24

Siefmit erlu6e i'd sic, folaenbe
NnfWort an 9errn S. 81. in Sbre iuer>
then SpaItea aufsunebmen.
grhtli @Olonie Stem @6neserIanbl
ben Is. Mars, 1869.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-15

sa,A, Coon REsoLtTIoN.--The citizens and
merchants of Blaekville, S. c., and The
planters of the vicinity, neld q meeting
6h Tuesday, slst ultimo. at which it
Vas agreed not to purchase cotton CT
Sthec produce between the hours OF s
A.sloek At mghe and daylight in the
suornings This; action has been made
Necessary from the great and increasing
seFil to. which planters and others are
subiected by. Shelving negrnes, who
plnnder their fields aud ein-houses OF
cotton and other, produce. and dispose OF
their !ill gotten gains to dishonest white
mea between two lights. 1t is in the
highestadegree commendahle that the
merchants and dealers in Blackville
have so generally resolved to lend their
Assistance. IN. the abatement of this
1laring evil. which Is no more apparent
IN that section than in other c"mmun-
gties ne g6t OF, which might we'll assist
as break np, TO a considerable extent,
shis vie egaeiiee of midnight thieVing
bg. a. s;naiiay concert of action among
honest nseschauts to adhere to similar
regpiaiions, and sixed purpose to dis
cover and expose all persons who make
themselves parties to the continuation
aua encouragement Of illicit traffic. We
seesrd this as q, most important matter
IN the protection, of the plaater, and one
in ghIch the merchants Of cities, townS.
villages and communities should combine
80 proaote. .-AuguSta cnn>titutionalist.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-15
Public Meeting.

\ meeting Of the citizens of Union
County was held at Union Court House,
on Monday, September 6. Maj. Benz.
Kennedy was called TO the chair, and K.
a. Mcknight, Esq, was appointed sec.
retary.
Mai. 3. Fl. Rice offered the following
preamble and resolutions, with few
appropriate remarks:
Whereas the enormous taxation i'm
posed by the present State government,
and their waSteful expenditure and reck-
less issuing of bonds excite alarm in the
minds Of those whose capital and labor
stand pledged, without their voice or
consent, to the redemption of the same;
and, whereas, it is deemed just to our.
selves, as also an act of good faith, to
give to the world notice Of our Intention
70 use every means to avoid the payment
of these obliga,i"n>; therefore,
Be it resolved, That We declare and
publish, aithout delay, to all concerned.
our indispo>i,inn and inability to pay
the mons,rouS bonded debt raised and
being raised in the name Of South Caro-
lima, and Ut solemn cavcat against the
purchase OF, o: advance of money o.,
such bonds, for any consideration Great
ed since 1865, as it is the unalterahlc
purpose of the capital and labor of this
State never to pay them.
Resolved, That we are willing to pay
all the legitimate expenses of civil go
vernment, and all the obligations of the
State, principal and interest, created by
h>r representatives in good faith, pre-,
vious to the war.
Resolved, That the natives: and bona
fide citizens of whatever natisity or color.
have with US common interest and the
same necessity for the speedy restoration
of honest civil rule, and the "preServa-
ton Of life, liberty and property" in an
afflicted commonwealth.
Resolved, That in view Of these g'iev
ances stated, We hereby place on record
our opposition tn, reto, and invite ou'
| fellow, sufferers of every County In the
State, to meet with Us by their repre-
Sentatives in Columbia, on "Wednesday.
the 10th day of November next, to take
counsel together, and to adopt such mea
lures as may be lr. Pr for security an
relief.
/ After discussion, they were unanimous.
ly adopted.
On motion, it was
Resolved. That the Charleston News.
Columbia Phoenix, and the papers of th'
State gen .ral'y, be requested to pull S
copy of the resolutions.
The meeting adjourned to meet agai'
on the first Monday in October.
| IUninnville Times.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-15

; Mr.. EDITOR: There was large Sun
day School Celebration at St. Luke's
Church last Friday, the 10th inst. St.
Luke, Zion, Ebenezer, Prosperity, New.
vile, New Chapel, and Colony Sunday
Schools were represented on. the occa-
sion. The scholars and teachers togeth
er numbered over three hundred, and
made an imposing sight as they marched
in procession, singing as they marched,
to their places in the church. The cxer-
clscS of the day were alternated with
songs and addresses. Happy Greeting
the song of welcome, was sung with re-
markable harmony and good effect; and
the subsequent selections added much to
the interest Of tie day. 1t was delightful
indeed to listen to these sweet songs, and
be lost, as y ou listened, in the most hope
full anlicipations about the glorious insti-
tuition, the Sunday School, and its direct
and positive benefits to those who were
there connected with it. The addresses
of the forenoon were made by the Revs.
j. G. Dcyd and Jacob Hawkins; those OF
the afternoon by the Rev. j. A. Sigh
and Mr.. Thomas S. Moorman. The kind
est attention was given to The speakers,
and it is to be hoped that their earnest
efforts to promote the Sunday School
cause had the desired effect. The abun-
dant dinner, amply supplied the large
number in Attendance, about fifteen hun.
dred, whose hearts were much affected,
if i: be true that ",he nearest way to the
hea,t is down the throat"
=: The utmost quiet and good order pre-
vailed during the entire day, to the pleas.
ure Of all, and no doubt to the great salts.
faction of Mr.. John A. Bedenbaugh and
his esteemed brethren, who labored to
max, the day an agreeable one. 1t was
gIadsome time. May the Sunday
Schools and communities represented on
| that day have full many a happy tine
like this. Yours truly,
T. s. N.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-15
OBITUARY.

Departed this life, in the scveuty-irsr
year OF his age, at his residence, Nexberrl
G.. H., South Carolina, OH the 2lst' Of An
cnst, 1869, Mr.. ROBERT STEWART, know
for fortr-two years as a prominent mrr
chant of that place. In the community
where he spent the greater portion OF hi
life, he held high position among COM
merrial men. His striking characteristics
were quick Judgment Of men aud things.
remarkable energy and perseverance, III
domitatle purpose, great decision ana
frnne<s, and entire devotion 10 business.
By his industry he had accumulated a
handsome property. He contributed 20
charitable OBJECTS, and usually in 50 .uno; =
teniatious manner, that his deeds OF gen
cro>i,y were knoan only to the recipient,
of his favors
He was disposed 10 keep out Of public
life, but without ally solicitations on hi,
DART, he was elected to the Legislature for
TWO successive terms. lie discharged hi>
duties in this capacity with fidelity and to
the satisfaction of his con tituents. Ii,
was also member Of the Convention
which adopted tile present Constitution oi
the State.
From the very beginning Of the enter
prise, his energies were enlisted in the
Greenyille and Columbia Railr ad Upon
the organization of the Board, he wns
chosen Director, and continued to scrv,
until few months beto"e his death, when
he was compelled to resign on account o.
i'll health.
For many, many weary months, he
seemed, humanity speaking, to be kept alive
and doing. only by his strong will. lie
bore his sickness without murmur or com
plant.
In the year 1925, he married Eliza R
daughter of Samuel Ward, o, hauren1 Di<
trict. The memory OF these years Of wed
ded life, with it's joys and sorrows, will, al
sacred lamp within a sepulchre, burr
evermore in her widowed heart. Th'
nine chi dren voachsaied them by Provi
dcnce, have all, by the same Hand which
gave, been taken away. And nanght re
mains to comfort the dA>olate hearr, bu
the hope of a joyful reunion beyond the
grave, where there shall be no more death
neither sorrow, nor crying, neither shal
there be any more p,in. NJ.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-15

There has been organized in our
County q secret political. organization
stvling itself the SONS of the Sum
which seems to be gaining ground very
rapidly. From what we can learn II is
based on strictly Republican principles
but is denounced BY leading members
of the Union League Of this place asa
third party movement-if this is fact,
We wiShit much success. We don be-
lieye in secret political societies, but as
the old adage goes, to fight the devil
successfully, yon must fight him with
dre.-Oraugeburg News.