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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-28

TNI1E ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stock.
i. holders Of tho Grccnvillo and Coum.
bia Railroad G'mpaDy. will b, held in Col.
umbia. on THURSDAY, tho Goth instant, 1t
10 o'clack, A. M.
Stockholders holding scrip in their own
uumes tor as administrator or exccutor),
Will be passed to and from said meoting
free Of charge; and those holding five shares
or more, for six mouths previous, nro cnti.
ing with them passed also fec Of charge.
by tho charter, no ono but Stakeholder
can represent stock as proxy. All proxies
to 10 valid require n ton cent revenue stamp
for each namo. @. v. EARRING ron.
Secretary.
D- Papers publishing by agreement In
SORT weekly until meeting. April II l53..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-28
End ORPHAN BOY,

This fine Thoroughbred Horse will stand
Mt his stable md serve at $50 the season,
TO he paid lst June; il not puid until fall,
$25 will he required. 2nd Orphan Boy is a
beautiful blood bay, without white, fine form,
hest eyes and limbs, nearly lG hnnds high.
lie was sired by Orphan Boy, he by Thick
city, he by Col. Elamptons Childo Hnrold,
he by imported Sovereign.
Orphan Boys dam by imported Monarch
out OF Amclia, (who received tho $20 cup
ut the State Agricultural Society," she by
Busris, he by American Eclipse, ho by
Dnroc imported Diomed, icr dam by Prize
Fighter, he by imported Expedition out of
lclepha bv imported Messenger; 80 that
those drairous Of raising tho best hofacs
can see that ho incorporates all tho best
blood Of England and America.
Thickctty's dam Was by Argyle out of
Edith BY Crus ,drr, no by Sir Archy.
49, E... WM. SUMNER. Ag't.
April ID Is Ct. pomaria, &. @.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-28
Notice..

District Court Of the United States.
For tho DIstrot Of South Carolina. In Bank.
rupic,. III the matter Of Thos. WhItmirev-
Bankrupt. ..
10 whom 1t may concern Tho undersigned
hereby gives no ica OF his appointment as AS
aigmeo oftlo Pstute Of rhos. WLitmlre ofihe C0un.
IN raid County, who hrs been pdjudyed q bank.
rupt upon bis own petition by tile district court
Of said District. Dated 9th day Of April, A. D.
1869. D. r, PiiFER, Assiauen
April II 16 Ct
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Surveying.

am noT fully prepared TO attepd to all
vcying In all Of It's branches attended TO with
accuracy and dispatoh--at usual prcos. Or.
ders can 10 left at Dir. J. E. Peterson office,
Or sent to mo through the Postofice at this
place. @. 81: GlRARDEAU.
April 14l5
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-28
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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-03-05

Of necessity the unmarried woman
must live by herself, without pro
lection from father, brother or son,
or kindred, are so few as 10 form an
exception scarcely needing 10 DE
provided for.
To the objection that the unmar'
ricd man has more thar his share OF
influence in our government, be
cause he represents himself alone,
and not a family, it may be replied
that his obligations to support the
State by paying taxes, and serving
in the army are Just as large rs if he
had family. When the State sets
an age at which he becomes citl-
zen, the test may not be exactly
equal in every conceivable person
so might not any test OF citizenship.
but this may be rs equal as any
could be. The privilege, and We
will say the duty, of becoming the
head of a household, is then upon
him. BY the laws Of nature lie is
looking to this position, and pro
viding for it. And as & matter o
| fact he is then about as much inter
estcd in and sensitive to the homo
and protection Of woman as he eve
will be. c. d. /.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-03-05
BRADFORD, FRIDAY MAR. S, 1869
State Convention.

The joint convention to nominate
candidates for Council OF Censors
assembled at the Court House i'll
Montpelier on Thursday. Jan. 10Th
The convention was called to or
der by Hon. George W. Grandy.
Chairman of the Republican State
committee. and organized by the
election of Lyman G Hinkley Esq.
Chelsea. President. and John Cain
Esq, Rutland, Secretary. y reso
luton was adopted that each county
represented present a candidate for
the several counties.
The following ticket was put il
nomination.
Henry Lane, Cornwall.
J. b. 1olliSter. Manchester.
Jonathan Ross, St. Johnsbury.
William Harmon, Shelburnc.
n. W. French, Lunenburgh.
Jasper Rand, St. Adams.
Il. Henry Powers, Morlisvilie.
:, J. r. Cleavland, Brookheld.
Charles G. Dewey, Rutland.
:. Charles Reed, Montpelier.
Charles X. Field, Brattleboro.
J. ". Colburn, Springfield.
Timothy p. Redfeld. Mantpeliel
Messrs, French, Redtield and Ho
lister, were nominated at large b.
the convention. no representative
being present from Orleans, Essex
and Bennington.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-03-05
Patriotic Views OF Gen. LOngsireet.

The Washington correspondent
of the Troy Times has lad an inter-
view with Gen. Longsteet ana
gives the following interesting ac'
count thereof:
lie was exceedingly cordial ana
communicative, full OF hope Tor the
future, and glowingly sangulne that
the South. purified from the blight
OF human slavery and recognizing
the equal rights Of all men, wouiu
grow, and flourish. and blossom All
over. like unto second land OF prom
/ Use.
General" said |, "what more
peril have these ObStructionlSts at
/ the South undergone, what more
suffering have they endured, that
they should revile YOU for the frank
renewal OF your loyalty to the gov
eminent :
! None, Ne exclaimed.
Then why not follow example.
| inquired, and give us Hhe fruit
for which we fought :
simply said he because yon
of the North mean rather your
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wrong start
> when the war ended. If vigorous
means OF reconstruction had been
put in force when the Conitderat,
armies SnlITndered. there would Dt
. no ObStructiOniStS now. 1t was the
dalying policy Of Andrew Johnson,
tolerated too long by your people,
that ied the spirit Of the South with
false hope Of recovering the suprem-
acy they had lost, and while these
false hopes prevailed, it required nc
small amount of moral courage tt
! take the stand that | did. Up tC
the third Of last November thi,
same deiusion existed, aud had SeY
m0ur and Blair been elected, good
= by to peace ard reconstruction a
| the South.
"But Grant will set all thing
. right down there" | observed.
= Yes he responded, 'the entir
sensible mass of the southern reo
( pie secretly rejoice at Grants elec
4 ton. / myself am growing in tavo
@ with them every day. which IS a
|. excellent sign, and but for the infer
!. nal Tyranny OF politicians, who WI
:. hold on as long as Il breath OF popl
h. larity remains to the most foSslllze
il or exploded political theories, IN
Il ranks would be more largely recruit
" ed
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-03-05
Important Certificate.
Cure of Whooping Cough,

j.W prchtlr Esq, Bgopldtn, Ny.
| um not IN thc habit Of taking advertised
medicines, ncr OF ccrtil1mot ~ their curative
effects when they come under mt observation
bat feel constrained to make an exception
IN favor of Dudds NcIytur and yicorutnr. IL
medicine have rscd ia my family tor some
time past My little daughter had been sui
ictiug From Severe Whuupiug cough for sever
al weeks uId WIS 80 much broken of rest IT
night That by excessive coughing aud los, ul
altop.. hui constitution and general health
seemed to be- giving away. Varinu remedies
or pn'liutiNcs were recommended w intimate
ncilhburs. but nothing vle tried uutii oar at.
tontiuu wls called 10y physician, moi now IN
piHcttrc To nudd's Ncrtiuc This we uroritr.
al aud commenced using at uncc--witl nnol.
tees immediate and surprising. A. the con
Yulsuu4 were hardD- ut night. We hcsnu N,
giving tlt Nuryinc uu ergoinu To- bod The
first lose administered made Is imptcsaiuu .
tie cough hrcaWr less frequent aud very
much les soNcro SHE SCOT Gol her nccustuni.
cd .lrrp- rapidly revived 10 health md vlgor
uud in u icW dave vas ~ welt ~ ever Whit
Wnslrit Of ice whipping cough was thereafter
al ~ trouble, OF ruurse oanuoI but tunsid
81 Uudds Nurtihr aud lnN igurniur an nvalun
hlr ioWedN tot this distressing innlHdv.
may add that have sncc recommended II u
several family friends Nv like circumstances.
aud have found " IN every Cnsc to hc equally
slcc'ssiul II ncods only 10 he known u
come iutu mi, ersd demand
j. W. rECKETT
'" iie Is, rtngei.'f rr,cc A. m Trs
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-03-05
Woman Suffrage.

In the communication of Jan. 29th
on woman suffrage, the position was
taken that in the organization Of
the State, the family must he taken
as the unit. AS the nation is com
posed of States, each having its dis.
tinct and separate organization and
representation in the Union; and
ns each State is composed of organ
lied counties, and each county of
organized towns, SO each town is
composed of families; each family
having also its proper unity, organ
ization and representation. And
since the organic unity of the family
is derived, not from any political
authority melting to it and organ
iZing it. but from the natural laws
which have determined the func.
tons of the man and the woman in
perpcjuating the race, and from the
laws of God which prescribe the du,
ties and relations of the household,
and are in themselves prior to all
State laws. ii follows that the State.
AS such, can not 90 any farther down
than the household in 2nnalyziug
the elements Of which it is composed.
The State cannot attempt to inter
ferc with the natural and re
ligious laws that regulate the rcla-
tons, duties and pr ileges existing
between husband, wife and children,
and never attempts TO do so except
where these relations are so perverSc
as to nullify the end for which the
family exists, and So to endangel
the perpetuity of the State.
1t may he objected that this the
DRY can only be practically carrie,
out where each adult woman has 8
husband, and each adult man has !
wife. In case of the unmarried
cannot work equally, and is practi
cally denied. The unmarried woma
has no influence in the government
and the unmarried man has nor
than his share Of influence.
1t may be t"nc that our theor,
cannot work th exact equality 70
every person But what theor
CAM Pray ell rs. Yet if th
theory has a und basis it is rigl
md practical and moreover tn
inequalities that necessarily alis
under it mag be managed hy the a
plication of a little e0mmon sens
so as not to work any ruin TO Il
State, or any serious wrong to ind
viduals. And just 80 it has bee
from the beginning of the world t
the present time. y few compliant
ing individuals Of the present &c
Grafton, and in little portion
the earth, are the only exception
And these are individuals of DO
sexes who have for the greater pa
in all that belongs to the world loI
acknowledged sphere aud spirit
man and woman, unseSed the
selves.
To the objection that the uumi
rled woman is not represented
the government tina / is over her.
the present organization OF q
States, it may be replied that
objection is not we'll taken for (
majority of HE best and the trll,
OF such We! en-. The woman II,
'nrally seeks the protection, the sl
Ter, the defence of some houscLt
presided over by some man: and
this household such woman fin
the place where her natural n
pnnest influence can be effective
the inIl measure ot lts worth. 4
Instances where thI' il othcrW
from choice are usually such as
titles the woman 10 little more II
defence from harm. and this
has. Her voice aud vote publ
would hardly bc rsefni to the st
1r 10 herself. The instances wh
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-03-05
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
i THE BLUE-COATS,

And how they Lived, Fought and Died for I'D
Union, with Scenes and Incidents in the Great
Rebellion"
Comprising narratives uf Personal Adven-
tire, Thrilling Incidents. Daring Exploits.
AeIoic Deeds, Wonderful Escapes, Lie in the
Camp, Field and Hospital, Adventures Of
Spies and Scouts, with the Songs. Ballads. An
ecdotes AMI Humorous Incidents Of the War.
Il contains over lJ9 fine Engrayiues and
500 pages, aud is the spicicst and cheapest war
book published Price only s2.5o per copy
Send Tor circulars and see orr terms. ANA full
description ofthG work. Address NATIONAL
PUBLISHING CO. Philadelphia, Pm. Ciucin.
natl, Ohio Chicago, Ill.,, or St. Louis. No.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-03-05

SUGAR "IS RIZ," OWING partly
to the troubles in Cuba, and more to
the spectators. Our ' erm0nt Ear
mcrs should marshal all their reSOur
ccS the coming season, to make the
most out of their sugar NAPLES.
c.; g.. ~ W c4a,, ,n;,on
, ?iie ''inG l ,, o Sv|, ',II', 'i I'ai
1928 prisoners, and new ones are
arriving daily.
,a. >,.,oo. ,a o.,,a.7 u,o
,dI G",1 -l'o,e'" w. T,, "l,''t ~ w.
i IIa,,,e'a, 'ti,1Vlo Va ''''~0 ~ "
'''''''' 'i''' ''''''N
1t takes twenty FIVE miles Of ears
to do the transportation OF Chicago
y Buffalo thief. asked 10 account
for bar OF iron in his possession,
said he found it floating i'll the can.
al.
,....
1t was resolved at thc Ia'e ZEN
pefahcc meeting III W I3co's'n 'Ii"t
'tCnlpe''hcc Is 4 ''"'ui"' Nll'"r' ANU
icN'i Oh o'he' "''iil''''S'
X ives IN fine suburbs or CincjD.
,a,i are inhil,nt at the prcscncr of
hiohwavmcn. Their husbands de
not d,rr f. he ant otta,, dark
The Gourcs show that AN increase
in drunIrnurss and in crime in
r Nossarhnsrtts updrr thn nov lircus,
INV fnr tbr siy months rndino Oct
n fSGS was about % ncr cent,
Peoplc rarely APPRECIATE The ne
tiol NuC'l rs h"II''' NtS'l"'''
ri''i hcS'o' '''N'' u'''' Vi'' ~ W
/
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-03-05
Ufw Aarettisf
AGENTS WANTED FOR
HOW 2 MAKE the FARM PAY,

How the farmer may double the value of
his land make three times "a much out Of
stock and how all tho profits of the farm can
he more than doubled. Farmers, farmers
sons, experienced book agents and others,
wanted to take agencies in every community.
Commissions $ltJ to $3.50 per month, accord
ing to ability and energy. Circular giving
full description sent free. Address ZE1G LER
McCCRDY & CO. Phila., Pa. Cincinnati,
Ohio, Chicago, Ill. ST Louis, No.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-03-05
Dr. ypi.lnr's Esslsu;n Of W ia
GsicTrS.

whose value n curing 'HUgts, tpds, BroH'h'
Ma, lf1oophj7 Cou7t, crop, ls"ma, Ph3mo
Hug4 .lr,cngA uH heipte.t tons""pho" Am
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-03-05
PROBATE COURTS.
bradford Oi.srict. Is0s. i~""'

nROBATE COURTS viii he holden VIM
and for the District of Brudio't' i"' Wv
year onNi,ilg, ~ follows, viz
At the rro,tci House IN BraI,o'u'
ON file second Tucsdays Of January M"i'"'
MAY and Aupust, lsH'' .i, an
At the Hotel in East Corln,h, On
,hr sccond Tucsdays Of February, july ''P
tumhcr and November lSO'' yi,,r,
Attic Ncwbury House, Newnn ,ss,
on fine second Tuesdays Of June nna oc'o''''
mud the last Tuesday III August ~ Nat,
III" Attic Rcgisicr's Office, West F ,.as
and The ercond Tuesday IN Apf''' anu ''''
Tuesday IN September, le". .
hLvAH BEAN, Reg'""
wos, Fnlreo. pee 7. iS'S
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-03-05
THlSIS NO HUMBuC.

age, height, color Of cyoa md hoir yon VII re
coiNo by return mail, u correct picture OF your
husband or wife, with nnme and date OF mar
ringc. hddrc,, W. fON, =, q. Drawer No. x,
FulionVillc, New York.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-03-05
RHEUMATISM : EBURALGIl

You "esd s1tger no longer, nniess YOU .loo..
whites Elixer will care van o,icl.
than any other remedy in the wo.ld. fncias.
sta 2 p for a circular containing = f,w nsusS
ont OF more than six hundred who have be-
cured by il; or 81. and the medicine shsi, In
sent TO You. All Apothecaries sell II -
Boston. u i.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-03-05
EARLY ROSE POTATO -. a

SWlU, NHolt.. OafI EWlUy C1U, ClO1rr
seeds. GiIss S.rd. Hogs roW'. Haet Fodder
Cation send for fiH ENrlWNu FARM
IorENA1 ruN sd cents. Address GRO. A..
DEilH, thamhc hur, re
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-03-05

An indictment in a North Carroll.
IN court charges q man with steal
ing "a peek Of poiatocs o'ifsa ca'i-
ca dress"
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-03-05

rpaNlaF. Iya,ss@'gEfg wrote. "la-
ious r Ite. Oh. Wotu lleals Ca / estimate
the 'be., 'iaa sabbath, uud the m.re grateful
da it., coward tNnt, Ap impress !. .mpur-
rr.ar.'l. tle community sso. J.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-03-05

T. ENNRa gear can be made by live
POUJO agents. selling my new and
valuable invention. Address J. AliIAkN,
GO Second ST., Baltimore. Md 3swi
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-03-05
Great Distribution
by the Metropolitan Gift Co.ACasb
Gifts to the amount Of S25J.coo
Every Ticket Draws a Prize.

= ,oDOGg9
4 chance to draw any oftho above Prizes "a,
dc. Tickets describing Prizes ara sea,,d 4,
Envelopes and well mixed. On reo4iut Of X
cents Sealed Tickets drawn withou; cho,ra
and Sent by mail 10 any aAdrss The Pr,,s
named upon il viii bc delivered to the ticket
holder on payment Of one DoRdr pri,.s.ra
Immediately aent to ans address by express q,
or return mail.
lou viii know what your Prize is BE- fore yop
pay l9rit. lHy P-t,c exchanged Tor another n
ne sarc ra!Ue. No Blanks Oou patrons ca1
depend Oh fair dealing.
RErERsNCEe We select the following from
many who have lately drawn Valuable Pri1e-
ard Kindly pcrmitisd ms to publish them
/ : Y. Wilkins. Buffalo 5000: Miss, Ann
] Monroe, Chicago. Piano. 500 John D. Moor
Louisville, $1,000; Miss Emma Walwor,l
Milwaukee Piano, $500 Rev. l.. 4. Dav
New Orleans, 500. We publish no nanss
! without permission
4 bglNio>- or THL Pslss The firm ~ rrlic
+ hlc and descr1 = their success w. Hcch'y T,ih
/ ,uto, Oot. q. We know them 20 W, a FAR ion,
, lug ii1l. y. !. H9ald, oct. ~ a friend nr
. ours drew $500 prize, w,irh was prompt,
/ received NGiiy NcsS. Vec. y.
send for circular. Liberal Inducements ,
agents Sati.i1ctiotiou guaranteed r,.,,
rec.H-u ot scaled Euyriopc, caatt.a o<i
/ CASH. sIy-. Six Tickets IN 81. l3ior$a: 3.
s5.llpfoi ~. Niiettor, should uca!tra,.
- UtiiER. W.T. sos l. CO..
l,3 ir...l,aN \ \
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-03-05

There ac more than one thousand
different kinds of Pills in the Unit
ed States. Some orthcm are worth
less and injurious, others are good
and beneficial. Cd Dr. Parsons In
vented the best auti.hilious pin w
ever saw or heard of. They are
nov sold under the name OF PU'
sons PlUgdiirc PHS.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-03-05

= t"er.e rf.,. Hrsd
.. .t...t. ...N. 3d..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-20
the Church would soon he retIn;ted. hut che

the Church would soon be retinited; but the
official reply of the southern bishops, CON-
nnunicated after the termination of the con-
ference. was so bitterly sectional that it
not only destroyed all prospect Of q re-
union, but mortified the two northern
bishops who initiated the undertaking.
Since that time there has been no attempt
at bringing the two wings together, and it
is not probable that another effort will be
made very soon.
It has not yet been decided where the
next national camp-meeting will be held,
and no final decision will be made until next
fall. Each section of the country is inviting
the National Committee to locate next years
meeting in their respective localities, and
some of them offer extraordinary induce
ments in the way of accommodations. A
new camp-meeting association in New Jer-
scy has Just purchased tract of 100 acres
on Shark river, near its mouth, and pro-
poses to make an additional purchase, so as
obtain 500 acres, with long sea beach.
The grounds are to be handsomely laid out,
and it is reported that some of the mem
bers of the National Committee are in favor
CT accepting their invitation to hold the
national camp-meeting there next year.
The Round Lake Association will hold its
eamp-meeting in September, and will have
for its object, as is usual with such assem-
blages, the conversion of sinners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-20
Domestic Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, July 18.--Mgon.-Stocks unsettled
and irregular. Money steady ut per cent. Ster-
ling 10. Gold, 1861. 5-2es, '62, 123S. Flour dull
and slightly favors buyers. Whea: very firm. Corn
quiet and firm. Pork dull +; new, $3.50 Lard
dull steam, i9sMl9ic. Cotton quiet ut at@34sc
Turpcntinc, d23Mi3c. Rosln steady; strained
&. 30. Freights dull. -
EreaiR1.-Cotton dull and lower sales of Isl
bales at SHE. Flour dall and unchanged. Wheat
quiet red western, sl.5O6gSl. Corn lc. better
mixed western, BIC. m0t3c. Pork, S3.. so. Kettle
lard, oO@oO!c. Whiskey frmcr ut Sl.o50$l.o9.
Frcights unchanged. . ,
Governments closed firm 5-20s, 49, 1924. South
ern securities dull. North Carolina 6s, 455. Teu-
nessee 6's, 62i. Virginia SIS, So.
BALTIMORE, July la.-Cotton dull and nominal
at 32l@32i. Flour quiet and dull H0ward-street
superine, S5.50fI$5.75: extra. S6.T5W7. Wheat
firm red, $l.5o6Jsl.Co; choice, Sl:G5 Corn higher;
white Sl.lOllSl.R: yellow, Sl.12WSl.lS- ProVi-
s0ns unchanged Pork quiet ut 1874. Bacon active
clear sides lsIc. hams, .0!2otc. Lard dull at l9s
Gl20c.3 -, :,
G's, old, SIS; new, IS.
CINCINNATI, July lo.-FOrk, 500. Bulk meats,
l36Dl5Ic. Lard firm at l91c.. with no sales. Sugar
cured hams firm at 2l!W22c., with light stock.
ST. LOUIS, July l9.-3ess pork. $50. 2501$32. so.
Bacon, Nic.; clear sides, Isle. Whiskey dull III
Sl.02.
LOUISVILLE, July lP.-Provisions very firm.
Pork, S33. Lard, lo3c. High wines firm mt 81.
NEW ORLEANS, July l9.-Cotton steady; mid
dlings 32Ic: sales. 200 bales receipts 252 bales
Gold. 1851 New York sight, premium. Sugar
dull; common. 10Gfllc.; prime, l3tc. Molasses-
Prime fermcuting, 63c.