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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-12-11

The young ladies attending the Bolivar
Female Academy request us to publish the
following. We wish them abundant success
and joyful time generally:
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-12-11
For trustee.
For Clerk of the Circuit Court.

We are authorized to announce T. b MCDOWELL. Esq.
- present eneumbent. candidate for the Office Of
Clerk Of the Circu Court.
JAMES NJ. RICHARDSON Of Bolivar authorises US to
" announce him aspirant Of Clerk of
e reuit Court Of Iiardeman county.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05
I Law Notice.

The undersigned have formed a partner
ship for the practice of Law in the State
Courts and the United States Courts. for
the District of South Carolina. Office: ss
Se~beFry, S: o. -
JAMES II. BAXTER,
April ~ Il. SlLAs JoRNsTeNE.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05
Laurens Railr DAD.

Office LX0Fe1s &. q.
Laurens C. H., S. c, April %. 1858.
On and after Tuesday. 18th Nav next the
trains on this road will commence running
80 return on same day; to connect with up
and down trains on Greenvi;le and Colum.
bya Railroad. at Helena; l>aving Laurens az
5A ID. on tuesdays, thursdays and Sat-
urday's, and leaving Helena at Il P. H., on
ssnne days. J. 8. BOWERS.
Supt. L, r r.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05
Surveying.

lam now fully prepared to attend to al
work of this kind. entrusted to me- Sur
veying in all Of its branches attended TO with
accuracy and dispateh-at usual prices. Or
ders can be left at Mr.. E. Peterson's 3 Office.
or sent 20 me- through the Postof1ce ., this
plaee. g. 3D.. 8lEAkDEAV'
April II 10
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
49, 8 ,r,.,,,,,,s,,,,.vv asrors,-v

By John T. Petersoa, Proh.te Judge.
Whereas, Jas. J Feeder has made suit to
me sygrans him Letters Of admini>rratioo
os the Estate and effects of Mary ,Rseder,
S,ieeexsed. ? =. 81
: These are therefore 10 cite and admoniSh
all sffd singular. the kindred aud creditors of
the said deceased. to he and appear before
me, in the Court OF Probate 70 he held al
NexberTy Court House, on the l5ih day Of
May iuss., after publieaii0a hereof, at
II O'Clock N, fise forenoon, To -shew caaSe. II
any they have, why The said Administration
.-ah0ai1 GOT be graured. - -
Given Ruder nv hand this 1st day of
z1GaE, Auno DomSni 1863. ~ %S
i JOHN r..PEIER1 oNSPJ NC.
May S lS 2t
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05
!. j. N. ROBSON,
Commission Merchant
Nts.1&2, Atlantic Wharf,
CHARLESTON, s. c.

=
Having ample means for advances, bus
experience of twenty years, and con.
fni.ig himself strictly to a Commission
Business, without operating on his own ac-
count, respectfully soiici.s coasignments of
Cotton. Flour, Wheat, Corn, &c.
Shippers of Produceio him may, at their
option, have their consignmenis sold either
in Charleston oryNew York; thus having
the advantage of oftwo-markets, without ex-
ira commission: : ~
REFERENcES:
Bishop W. Wightman, S. C.; Col.
VIM. johnson, Charlotte N: C; Rev. T. o
Sonmers. Tenn Hon. john Pnlling, Au-
easfa. Ga. ;;Nessrs. Geo. ". Williams L
Co, Charleston, S. c.; Messrs. Williams,
TAYLOR 4 Co., New York.
April % II ~.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05

The State. of South Carolina
In Equity-Newbery.
John A. Bark>daie and Others, vs.. William
F. Nance. Adm r and others.
The Creditors of rhe Estate of Col. James
D. Nance, deceased. are hereby required to
rrnder on cath. and establish their respec>
tive demands before the undersigned, on or
before the 9th of july next.
SILAS JOHNSTONE,
April IA IS 3mo Special Referee.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05
DIR. THOS, 7, MOORE,

DENTAL St5EGN0Na
Is happy to inform his friends and the
public, that he is up again-better and
brighter than ever, after the recent couaa.
grafton. He Is prepared to perform all
manner of operations connected with the
Dental profession, In the most scientific
manner. He desires particularly to call the
attention of persons suffering from 'Ciefs
Paate." He can remedy the evil and make
speech perfect. He has greater facilities
for making and administering Nitrous
Oxide Gas, than any one else in the State.
Teeth eau positively be extracted thout
pain, BY the use of this Gas, when admins
tered by scientific hands.
Persons wishing any work done will find
it to their advantage to 'al! at his office,
over Messrs. Bryant & McCarter's Book
Store, Main Street, Columbia, S. G.
March II ii 2m.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05
PAINT YOUR HOUSES,
Preserve them from Decay, ,

1850 lbs Pure Whit Lead,
so Gallons Pure Linseed Oil,
So /" Sp's Turpentine,
so {" "Pure Varnishes.
Colors both Dry and in Oil, for
Painters use.
All at low prices, by ~~.
S., P. BO0ZER u co. =
April 21 16 st
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05
NOTICE.
In the Dist. let Court of the

In the Dist. let Court. OF the
UNITED STATES. for South Carolina.
April Term, 1869 In the matter Of George
H. Chapman, Of Newberry County-Bank>
rupt Petition for Full and fnal discharge
IN Bankruptcy.
Ordered. that hearing be had on the 18th
day of day. 1869, at Federal Court House
in Charleston. s. C, and that all cred
itors. &c., of said Bankrupt appear a. st.
time and place, and shew cause, il any they
Can, why the prayer of the Petitioner should
not be granted. And that the 2nd and Sd
meeting of creditors of said Bankrupt will
be held at the Office Of C. G. Jaeger. Esq
Registrar Of third t3) Congressional District.
S C, on the 17th day Of Nay, 1859. at
12M. G...s.':.F : - ~.-.t..z. :
BY order of the Court, the 10th dsy Of
April, 1859.
-. DANIEL HORLBECK,
" Clerk District Court United States.
April;2l 163t. For South Caroline.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
THE NEWBtRYfoRr IY0ENDIARY.
ARRAIGNMEYT OF LEONARD CHoATE FOR ARSON
FIFTEEN SEPARATE CHARGES AGAINST
UIu-HIs MODE OF OPERATIONS

ARRAIGNMENT OF LEONARD CHoATE For ARSON
FIFTEEN SEPARATE CHARGES AGAINST
HIM-HIs MODE OF OPERATIONS.
NEwBURYPoRT, March 1.-Leonard Choate,
the Hewburyport ncendary, whose arrest at the West
was recently noticed arraigned to-day. On hftoen
separate charges OF ncendarsm In ts city aud neigh
borhood he pleaded "Not Guilty" His trial was as
signed for March Tho following particulars Of his
crimes and circumstances which led TO his arrest Will
prove from o5 snS ps Of nseSdasy 2Ss Tie
utmost vigilance exercised ana the most expert de
success Three churches factory, and large number
OF buildings destroyed In this mysterious manner
Not long since, however, In LummaSlng hpous @ an
-ofthe-way nook OF public building IN new
buryport a curious contrlvance was discovered
The apparatus consisted OF box about loot square anu
proportional DEPTH In tho center OF when cahule was
Inserted aud kept In place by nng around IL any lhal
mabo material aud saturang II thoroughly with kero-
spot the candle then lighted. which IN time red tho
niammables with which II was ana thes se
placed The box for q time puzzled the detectives Tho
attention OF OF tho officials was az last
this anndep thread a clue TO the incondiary OBJ.
tanned Upon inquiry the Postoico It was found that
CScss TSis sds led IH' to other crcumstantal eyl
SspSe o5;nSs S.a 'rSGs fs% months pfSyoas to the finding
OF the box removed 10 the West The paper @ lea the
Officers TO believe that was @ seped i'm search Of
After considerable trouble they suc9eegSst ~ a
where he had purchased land aud was engaged in cutting
railroad ties Detective Sergeant Of Boston ana oeer Ger
Ftz, marshal OF Newbufyport 10 whom lno VI io
arrest s due brought ChOae TO Milwaukee on Saturday
night, and had him placed ~ dnSSo tha scene n, Ma
morning. when they set Out Win deps S of the affair ia
that ChOateB father also lost TWO HOUSES ,
eendiary season Choate is and has wife and
four children We shall whether the slohuer lhTelu
OF evidence viii PrHHs PRIME iSgVh for Which s has
been affosted.-l Milwaukee LAoh"hA'' .
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03

PRICE FOUR CENTS.

in the West indies the single colony by Sweden
The Government physician, Dr. Goes reports oieay 70
Stockholm that within the four weeks preceding the date
of his letter less than 10 deaths have occurred on the
island from sheer starvation and coo more people are on
the point OF sharing the came horrible fate unless hep
grownup people who have to suffer most The youth OF
both sexes, but chiefly the girls present miserable spec
tace with their prematurey cid counenances In many
districts chiefly MaTgot. the pOpulsce have reached
point OF physical exhaustion which units them for tho
tages wOrn-out decrepit children, young women, in
whom the capacity or desire to rise and accept
drouhs speedily following each other within the as
years utterly destroyed the only crop which that
soil Is capable Yielding and II the fund which
being raised for these poor creatures ct Stockholm
does amount sufficient TO save them from sarV.
alton for the moment the question still remains about
the future ~" II.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
MEXICO.
TIE STATE or AFFAIRS.

TIE NANAH VE 4AN kAIN-'
MEXICO, Feb. notwithstanding the military
mutinies that occasionally occur but which, without
exception as in the case of Puebla. are easily put
down. the condition of things here is constantly inn
proving Aside from the fact that these disturbances
bring Mexico into bad repute among the nations OF
tho world they do the country but little injury
and no one anticipates that they can bring about any
such state of general disorder as has SO many times
distracted the country. Tho Legislature of the State
Of Coma. adjourned without revoking the oppressive
taxes imposed on the inhabitants, the enforcement
of which would close almost every commercial house
there were it not for the fact that the local author
ties adj entered into friendly agreement with the
foreign importers and prevailed on them to remain,
The poitica affairs in the interior are unsettled and
rnhhcres are on the increase.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
LARGE FIRE IN HARTFORD.

HARTFORD, March 2.-This morning tire
broke ont In the spectacle factory OF George Hbbard in
Woods Building, which destroyed, involving heavy
losses, follows The Times newspaper once was en-
rance Company of New-YOrk Matt II. HeWinR, billiard
rooms loss OoO insured for 5000 In the charter Oak
Geo. Hbbard spectacle factory loss no insuranee
Isaac Glazier picture frame establishment loss 5000
Insured for 5000 the Hope of Providence and e 600 IN
the Niagara OF Eew-York The Hartford Thread and
Needle Company loss $4,000 insured for 5000 IN tho
Narragansett the Manhattan and the Yonkers Abbott
& Emerson lamp shade manufacturers, loss 5000 In
sured for 900 the Putnam OF Hartford. The build
ing was owned mainly by W. w. Eaton, whose loss Is
fully $40 900 insured for O00n the Home OF New YORK
and $500 the Security OF NewYork The Times does
not suspend publication. being printed to-day az The
Codnt establishment. The total loss s t64ooo and the
insurance Is S23,50O. ....... .....
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
OBITUARY.
EDWARD JoRDoN, c. d.


The mail from Jamaica brings the announce
ment the death OF the Hon. Edward Jordon for many
years past of the most prominent and influential
public men In the British West indies and whose
furnishes notable illustration Of the capabilities Of the
colored Edward Jordon quadroon He was born
in year and in the days of his youth and early
manhood suffered In common with the whole OF his class,
from the social prescription and political disabilities 10
which the cOOred people were at that time subjected In
all the West India Colonies OF England But having re-
ceiyed good education and being OF sensitive nature,
the on entered into his sou and years before Slavery
abolished In the Colonies be commenced course OF
agitation with the view of obtaining for the free colored
population the political rights which belonged TO them as
British subjects Having succeeded in securing these he
Immediately became jealous advocate Of patton,
class To unite with tho AntSlayery party Of England In
bringing about the abolition Of Slavery For certain eK-
pressons used IN anewpapero OF which he was editor rea
tive the approaching doom OF the accrsed system, he
hanged convicted but the rmness Of man on the
jury that sat his trial saved his hfe HIS reward how
ever IL not long after this event that
Slavery received Its deathbow in the British West Indies
by the passing Of the famous Emancipation act about
Which time J0rdOn elected member OF the Jamaica
until he obtained the highest positions In the colony hay
lng been suecessyely member of the Privy Councll,
Prime Minister In the first Executive Committee under
Sir Henry Barkys Administration, speaker OF the House
OF Assembly, ReceiyerGeneral. and finally, Colonial
Secretary In acknowledgment OF his talents and ens
services the Queen In the year 1854, made him
Commander Of the Bath, the honor thus conferred upon
him beng the first instance OF cOored man being a0
united into what may be called order OF nobility. He
aed on the sth ult, and buried the following day.
with great pomp his remains being followed to the grave
by vast multitude OF people OF all eoOrs natonahues
nd cr
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
Friday for Auburn, preparations to that end having

Friday for Auburn, preparations to that end having
been completed. r .. r.-. ',i-...' Ell.
President johnson will vacate the Executive Man;
sion on Thursday morning. Secretary Welles VIII
retain his present residence till May. Edgar Wefles,
Chief-Clerk OF the Navy Department, will resign
tomorrow. ,-L.... l... =. .l... "... -,
1t is understood that several Chiefs of Bureaus will
tender their designations immediately ON the forma-
ton of the new Cabinet. ,.. ft|
1t IS not true as reported. that Gen. Spinner is an
applicant for foreign mission. be Is not an appll-
cant for any position whatever. -4
The following cases were before the Supreme Court
The United States, appellants, agt Manuel Antonio
Roderiqes De Poi-Appeal from the District Court OF
the United States for the Dis rct of California; ordered by
the Court that the decree Of the said District Court in this
cause be affirmed per stipulation OF counsel on te....
william N. Whiteey appellant, agt. William swayne-
The argument OF this continued by g. g. Fisher
esq., Of counsel for appellants and DAVID Wright, esq
appellants Suit for the Infringement OF the patent for
cutting grain. .t - .. ..
AN OLD LADY ANXIOUS ABOUT THE PRESIDENT.
The Washington correspondent of The Boston Jour
nal says
A Hew-York clergyman who called at headquarters on
Monday afternoon informed by Gen. Grant, with
evident satisfaction that old lady who had gone out
the audience he he clergyman had entered,
wanted to know who the Cabinet 70 be- as she had
large house to be rented and thought that Of them
might like It, al told her." continued Gen. Grant, To
read the newspapers but she replied that she had yet
found nothing In them about the Cabinet at all reliable
This appeared TO please the President elect much
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
LATEST GENERAL NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

Gen. Grants son left West Point yester-
day afternoon for washington 70 tue
orders suppress all public maSked balls on ana 'er
'N0 Avn The i' report in The Bridgeport Epening
Farmer OF yesterday Of the death OF H. d. McEwen Of
stratfUrd, Conn., is false ~
-. Col. N. Niles has sued the ST Clair Coun-
IT, H. school Directors for 5000, for expeing his son
from the Bellyille public schools.
THE steamship Constitution sailed on
treasure. Of which $4,000 is for England.
~. Frank Stevens, for many years Chief
ra'%SE died u rescrday ss SSnO morning Of Consumption
The large mantle factory of Messrs. Yur-.
keIs Il Martin at Iynnport Lehigh County. pa pa war
Money is so scarce in Madison County,
m that the Sheriff finds It almost impossible to collect
the taxes 1868 only oneenth the usual amount has
been collected
The Opera House in st. Joseph, Mo-, was
destroyed by ire on sunday involving oss OF ABOUT
t2oOO Insured for $4,000 in tho sangamon Company Of
Springfield, Illinois.
"A Lyon Monumental Association was
formed in 81 Louis on Monday night for the 0t
was killed at the battle OF Wilson's Creek In 1851
Henry Christian, the German who mur-
dered little boy Pleasant Ridge ILL.,. was recently ar
sr@aps are 80 exasperSted against him that feared
he Will be taken from Jail and lynched.
In the Superior Court of Baltimore, where
stIl handing an application was made on Monday by
counsel for the defendant for the OF tne case 70
the united Circuit Court ana 70 nave n1ed the
abount OF the ball
An indignation meeting of persons holding
tckets In the Garner Real Estate Distribution the draw
iug OF which was broken up saturday night held
at the Court- House I'm St Louis on Monday night
committee appointed to wait on the managers OF the
scheme and see what arrangements could be made for
drawing. ..... ..
THE late Pacchal House lottery scheme
was before the 81 Louis Circuit Court Monday the
petition OF John King, member OF the Association to
have Receiver appointed 10 take charge OF the effects OF
the The petition Overrued the ground
that the peonerha not fulfilled his part OF the original
agreement.
Ion Monday, the case of the State agt Geo.
d. and John A. Wise, indicted for shooting Edward A.
Pollard, settled in the Circuit Court for Baltimore
County, Nd on payment OF costs by the defendants t
ID understood that Mr. Pollard hearing OF some magnant
nous remarks made by the Messrs Wise on the death OF
his brother H. Ryes Pollard declined to prosecute the
oase further.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
TIE STATE LEGISLATURES.

MISSOURI RATIFIEs THE SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT.
The Missouri Legislature on Monday, ratified
the Constitutional Amendment The vote In the House
was 70 to 80, and in the Senate, % toe.
NEVADA ALSO RATIFIEs THE AMENDMENT.
The Legislature of Nevada on Monday rati-
fed tho Congressional Amendment TO the Constitution
providing for Universal Suffrage.
The Massachusetts Legislative Committee on
the LIQUOR question expected TO present four reports
namely: One favOring the old ProbIbitory law; the
second allowing the sales OF cider and ale the third
allowing and apOthecares to sell liquor not 70 be
drunk the promises and fourth not to meddle with
the subject at all
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
CENTRAL ASIA.

ENGAGEMENT BETWEEN THE BRITISH AND THE
AFGHANS.
BOMBAY, March ], via LONDON, March 2-News
has been received here from Central Asia that the
son Of the dethroned Ameer of Cabool has gained
possession of two cities in Turkstan near the Caboo
border, and Rahman Khan has gone to join him. 1t
is also reported that the garrison of Koha town in
Cabool, % miles from Peshawr, has been surprised
by the natives; and that the British lost 800 men
killed wounded and missing.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
ARREST OF MURDERERs.

CAmo. H. March SIEraphI r RIoo aaESy y E1yntaGs ana
Willie Taylor who murdered o. m ~ t '9 oa es
beck and were Hardy y t @ q T6SS sS
are bnih nnder aye gold watch ana sl5O were found
on their They bosg as 9@e and ST Cow
dn a. ,ra"is as 10 become intoxicated and TO cause
Rice to repnnnd nsmed by Se ssnG T1e tgsy ncy S
~ SS d,ui i,h batelot killing him instantly Tho boys
ben dn1 hole near the barn, tined tho BODY OF goa
watch and chain and 1000 coF0reu 'no DVU' " "' "o''
and fed,
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
FRANCE.
rn,Ir rXcIrEMENr AGAINsr RrLGIIM.

IT GRFAT EXCITEMENT AGAINST BELGIUM.
+. The recent vote of the Belgian Parliament
prohibtIng the railways of Belgium from being
hrred 10 foreign companies continues excite much
interest i'm France that the dispute between Greece and
turkey ia said TO be for tho moment completely lost
SIGHT or Some OF the semlofcial French journals
such violent language this subject that the Temps says
they could hardly express themselves moro strongly IL
Delglum were about TO be invaded by France The new
Imperia organ the Peie, ia especially threatening in
s lone Itmantalns that tho majority OF the French
noope wish Belgium TO DO annexed to France that the
Emperors Government has always opposed instead Of
gng this desire, but that tho task will be-
mora dIfiicult than 10 has been hitherto II Belgium
nwnkens the susceptibties OF the French nation,
gives rise 10 suspicion that she Is the nstru
ment OF some hostile power.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
rHE cArHoLIc CHURCH AN AuBuRN CLOSED.

ROCHESTER, March 2.-Ihe Unton, TINS after
noon contains full report Of Bishop MeQuades address
AZ Auburn on Sunday In the case OF the removed and
suspended priest Rev. Faherty whoserefusa
10 obey his ecclesiastical superors has been the cause o
rotous proceedings in the Church OF the Holy Family or
that city The Bishops reasons for his action cover de-
nnuencies OF various kinds In the presty office, en-
bracng financial aud other matters He has Withdrawn
the PASTOR and closed the ehurch as
bonse f voship until such time the congregation IN
norton OF whom sustain the suspended priest III ms re-
sstanee) peace and order ana unltedy mLesS
desire for restoration OF religious service according 10
fhe Tnles and regulations OF the Catholic Church.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
ACCIDENT on TIE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

ACCIDENT THE
PoUGHKEEPsIE, March 2.-Au extra freight
train ran into the througheght and emgrant train on
Tlyo Bridge on the Hudson River Railroad TINS morn
Ing The tender Of the locomotive Uhe Baltic) was
thrown into the river and the engine was badly smashed
Several cars were thrown from the track Hinetyone
engrants m all the traln three or four or whom
were slightly injured. Abraham Stineman, Jewish
minister attached the Catharnest Synagogue In New
York City, was severely injured. He Is at Ashdowns
Hotel receiving good and attended by Dr. Burton.
one German woman name not ascerained, was ln ured
but she able TO proceed her Journey The wreck Is
being cleared away and the trains are running regularly
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
CANADA.

QUEBEC, March 2.-In Parliament yesterday
another batch of petitions presented from French
Canadians In the United States asking ENCOURAGEMENT 70
return TO Canada. motion 10 appoint committee 10
take the matter into consideration, was tabled
young man named Fleet frozen to DEATH and his
companion, Mr. Lockwood had his hands aud feet frozen
while attempting to walk around Cape Range on snow
shoes, yesterday. ....
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
THE WEST INDIES.

ST. Northumberland FROM STARVATION.
A piteou5 wall comes up from ST. BartholemY
New-York tribune., 1869-03-03
WASHINGTON.

-uE LAST MEETING OF JoHNsoN's CABINET-A
MOURNFUL. sCENE-A GOOD DAYS WORK
DONE IN CONGRESS-PRESIDENT JOHNSONS
LEvEE-A JAM AT THE WHITE HOUSE
VISITORS SINGING JOHN BROWN p THE
YELOCIPEDE EXHIBITION ABANDONED.