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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-10-19
Wineman's Crystalized Worm Candy
.only twenty-five cents a box?
Oct. 10, Alt.
e@ A CHEAP HOJTSE-S

R@ A CHEAP HOUSE.-Saic
gold farmer Smith to his young neighbo
a3Jones, this is a cheap house | have put vi
;s3for Tom, who has just married; he ca1 i'm
aprove on it when he makes money. "Dt
Syou call this cheap house, Mr. Smith" re
aplied young Jones. "Weli, don':. 1t hasn'
5got a sash, there arc no banisters TO tht
Izstairs, and the doors are 80 mean they viii
sswag 70 in year that it will be almost in
sposSibIe TO open and shut them. You have
|sswasted more money on big joists. useless
;srafters and unnecessary framing than woulc
: shave finished the house in most comfortabl,
3style. When you build house for You
Snext son, write first to p. P. Toale, Charles
ston, S. c.. the largest manufacturer Of doors
ssasheS. blinds, &C., in the Southern States.
Oct. 5, 40-1m.
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OFFIcC OF TEE ATTORNEY -G ENEr.tI


8 Columbia, 5. c., October Is, 1870
5MAJ. +. W. SEiBELS. Chairman Execu
8 tive Committee Union Reform Party
8 Columbia, 5. e.
s DEAR SlR: Yours Of the !G.l. instant
called nv attention to the provision 0
sthe election law Of 1870, which prescribe
athe duty OF managers Of the cisc,tons il
administering oatlIS to the voters. ant
asking my construction of the sauIc. iia:
sbcei considered.
! The language Of the Act IS As follows
s"The managers snail administer Il
seaci person offering to vote an oat!
athat they are qualified TO vote at thi,
>sclection, according to the Constitution
f.! this State, and that they nave not
svotcd during this election"
! IhiS 'anSuage can hardly admit 0!
sinuht, and am Of opinion that the oath
I 3'nu>t be administered to al offering Il
.Ssvotc.
! see the force Q! your suggestion tI':,;
:tiis will result III some precincts in dc.
I sp,ivinS persons Of the privilege Of voting.
sine want Of time to administer the oath
81 can only say that think it will be per.
Sfectly lawful Cor III, managers 20 admin.
lister the oath by squads, in case no cl,al
scagcs are made. and the managers have
] no cause TO doubt the right of the parties
ito vote. In the latter cases, the oath
] lnas be administered to EACH separately.
! desired. In this way think sufficient
gtime will he.found to ALLOW all to vote.
Yours very respectfully,
ID. II. CHAMBERLAIN,
Attorney-Gcneral.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

In the Probate Court-Newbcrry.
SDarid Hedrich and Nancy iIedrict his wife,
! IS. Harriet S. uodses-Pctition for Dow
cr.
4 BY virtue Of Decretal order rom Johr
1T. Peterson, Judge Of Probate for Ncwber-
sry County, will sell at Newherry Court
House on the first Monday in November
a,'iext, within the legal honrs OF sale: One
5tract of land, situated in Newbcrrr County,
sconta;uing six hundred and >ixty-cisht
Sacres, more Or less, living on the Southwest
q zside Of the road leading from Nayb;nton TO
3Hendcr<on'S Ferry, and bounded by lands
sof B. II. Aayb,n, Enoree River, by lands
sla'c!r owned by Mayes & pav>iuger. and
5NrS. Hannah Henderson. Sod as the prop
serty Of Harriet s. Hodges, &. the suit OF
David Hedrich and his wife. Nancy Hedrich
svs. Harriet S. Hodges, for Dover
TERMS OF SALE---So 'nuch as may be re-
squired to pay the decree in this case, $iGS.-
] +3, and the costs must be paid in cash, the
balance on credit Of one year, with inter-
Jest from day Of sale, to te secured bv the
sooud OF the purchaser and a mortgage Of
the land sold.
T. ". PAYSINGER, 5. y. c.
!. Sherif's Office, Oct. II, '7n-4l-"@;. 40
BY virtue of sundry writs Of Eicri Fa-
,cias to me directed: will sell on the first
Monday in November next, the following
ipropcrty. viz:
One hundred and forty acres of land,
more or less. bounded by lands of Allen
Nichols, Abram Bcdcnbaugh. Christian
Enlow and others. Levied on at the suit
Of L. G. kibler, VS.. Luke Nichols.
Terms Cash
7. VI. PAYSINGER. 8. ". c. "
Net >
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The Alexandria Gazette says that it

The Alexandria Gazette says that it il
the opinion of many persons that th'
late unprecedented freshet in the James
and Shenandoah rivers was not caused
by a continued rain, but by somethin!
like the bursting Of a waterspout on o.
about their head waters, and thei
sources are not very great distance
apart. The food came down in the She
nandoah in great waves, succeeding eacE
,thcr rapidly.
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LOCAL.

To-Day will decide the issue-whether the
offices of honor and trust are to be yirtuously
administered or not.
The>wlite voter, who through ignorance Of, Oh
apathy 10, the day and its issues fails in uphold
jug the cause of reform, goes back upon his race
and commits fraud sgairst the order and l,ar
,mony Of Eight to both races, and WILL suffer tht
mora and physical woes which ETC pronounced
lin the volume of nature, against tho wilfllly ig
,norant-and those who are behind the spirit OF
the age. There is no excuse for ignorance il
this day and time-for he who runs may read
il he wills. and learn from every passing breath
the inspiration Of the hour.
h.,,yn al
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COMMERCIAL.

COLUMBIA, $. G.. October IS S-Saics Of cotton
yesterday. 90 ba!es-middling 49, 49,.
] NEW YORK. October III 7. M-Cottor
closed easy-sales $4,000 bales; uplands 15s. Golt
s13 l3I.
J ACGCsTA, October II Cotton market weak
ssat IA a l4l: sales IS bales: receipts 95,.
4 CHARLESTON, October I.-Cotton active anc
Sdrmer-m iddings 141 l4I; sales 6D bales
LIVERPOOL, October l,-Evening -.Cottor
Sclo'ed bu oyaDt-uplands s.; Orleans s.; sale
sI,5 o bales; speculation and export 4,uoo.
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81 ->F.h DF.iIN l, y. u, OCl. IL. ~.
q HMessrs. J. C. Smith. Simeon Young and Harry
E3 Scott. Com. Of Election for Ncwberry County:
81 GENTLEMAN: In accordance with the agree
ssmeut made between 1essrs. \. j. Ranser aud j.
s:B. keTshaw, Chairlcn of the State Executive
q olnmt.ees of the Union Republican Party and
Ssthe Union reform Party, respectively, ofthe
Is October, loI', herewith transmit to you the
sfnames OF the persons who have been se ected to
Serye on the joint committee therein proposed, at
sSthe usual boxes in this County, by the Union
ssicform Party.
81 At the Newbcrry box Of which S. Mout2om-
sSery any Others are Managers: Johu O. Peoples
3and Daniel b. Wheeler.
S1 At the NcwbcTry box Of which L. L. White
ssasaad others arc managers: Albert G. Maybin and
s Ohm K: LeaveIi
q At the Cromer Box: George B.! Tucker and
-9lsaruch Duncan.
$ At the Maybinton Box: John T. Bynum ana
s, Dr. j. u IL Ruff.
81 At the Frog Level Box: 2. w. Counts and
g. Henry Boozer.
q At the Lorgsho7e Box: 4. J. Lon gshore and
;IThomas r. Wilson.
s at the Noon Box: Jackson league and Silas
:. Walker.
q Yours very respectfully,
n Supt Of Canvass Of U. r. P,
81 ktar N.,uh uherrY County. t.
"a The Executive Committee OF the Union Reform
SParty Tor Newberry County. approve of the above
DENOMINATIONS and Of the object fJr which those
1:eutlemen have been selected
81 WILLIAM G. MAYES,
S ChaIr-EXec. Com l.. X. p,
81 For GeNDcrry County.
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Ceatt o. General Lee.

Long ere this, no doubt, the wlnget
messengers have conveyed the painful
intelligence to every home in our county
that General Robert Edmund Lee ha:
fought his last earthly battle aud fallcr
upon the sleep OF dcath.
.. We do not presume to offer ar clio
GUM, to the memory of the i'ius'a iou:
q: dead,-to e'lof his proud record through
=. the hc-.ic years Of his 1ife,--but simply
H.; to chronicle our haElblc notice Of hi:
; demise
His mme and fame are already know
the wide world over, to all who desire t
koow anything Of the lives Of the goot
:. and the great; and satisfied arc we tha
the brave and the true Of all lands pa,
hearty tribute to the memory Of th'
great Eirginian: great in victory, greater
in defeat, and in death Immortal.
General Lee died thirty minutes past
9o'clcck, " Wedncsday morning, 18th inst;
= of congestion Of the brain, in the Gil
:. year of his age.
-. Atl2 o'clock, Thursday, bis remains
-, were conveyed from his residence il
Lexington, Va, to the College Chapel
where they lay in state daily from 10 tt
o'clock, until they were deposited be
meath the College Chaocl, at II o'clock
a. m, Saturday, the 18th.
Yes, it is but natural that sorrow 5
tear should come forth ct the bidding o!
his death but when we remember tha!
he was q ChriStian,p patriot, fighting IN
der the banner Of the cross, and that h.
received the summons hence. While in
= toe discharge OF religious duties as an
officer of the church, and that he then
exchanged the sword and the breast-plate
for palm and crown Of fadeless glo'
. ries, tears give place to joys which catch
the il!omined- Of
-. That land of peerless beauty
And of glory oil untold;
Where no shadow ever talleth,
Where no sunny face grows DID,
General Lees courage, firmness and
devotion were only rivalcd by his child
like simplicity Of manner, genial courtesy
and .unseltsh nature His was a
great soul-and, like the central light Of
some planetary system, the faculties OF
his mind revoleed around it in beautiful
unity, receiving light, and going thence
zon missions Of noble duty.
:: .'''Truth, the cornerstone Of the temple
of;virtue, was with him an imperial trait:
and from the power of insight, well hoew
he that defeats, often more apparent than
real, are, not unfrequently, the sublim
est of victories.
Toll out ye bells at even tide, your
saddest, sweetest dirgc, for the beloved
of the Southland is LAID low! Watt ye
virgin winds of heaven your pensive re,
QUEENS over the hero's grave. Come ye
birds Of the sky and sing your morning
hymnals. And 0 ye radiant stars, be ye
watchers at the hour of midnight. And
We gentle vapors moisten the sod as
With a 7dcwy baptismal. And grow ye
modest rio!ets and immortelles among
the cedars and the bays, that ye may
ming!e your perfume with the memory
Gf The sainted dead
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rSe STMHER

: H- "SUMTER BlTTERS
produce such good digestion and quiet res
Gas Bryant describes in the following: ELK
so7c who wraps the drapery Of his coucl
saround him and lies down to pleasan
adrcams." Oct 70, 42-lt.
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m% THERE IS A GREAT Al

q L IL 11lIL ~ ~ ~ 3t1L-A ~ ~
sasurdity in despi>ing mere ignorance, thousl
Bit is an abSurdity which some who affect Il
Sbe philosophers are the more prompt TO in
Edulgc. Disease t1ourishcs because its victim
Sknow not the correct restorative. Wer
athey wise they would avail themselves Of tn
gcurativc qualities of the 'Oid Carolina Bi;
Srers"
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Notice Of Municipal Election,
Oct. l9, AZ #.

OFFICE OF TIE TOWN COUNCIL
NEwBERsY, S. G., October ls. 1870.
BY order Of the Town Council Of the
Town Of Sewberry, an ELECTION will be
held on the lat Tuesday in November ne>t
for an Intendant and Four WardenS, as by
law provided.
THOMAS ". PAYSlNGER,
Oct. -, 42-2s. 1ntendant.
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OBITUARY..

q DIED, at his residence in Newberry, or
SS;hc 9Th of September, Mr.. GEORGE BLAIR
s,of Ap0plcXy, in the 10th year Of his age
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-10-19

Hp YOU CAN OBTAIN
profitable employment in your own town, TO
IA portion of your leisure hours, by address
ling Y. N. Christian Association, Chicago
I'LL. Oct. 19, 42-rf.
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LATEST QUOTATIONS. OF
SOUTHERN SECURITIES
IN CHARLESTON, 5. C.,
corrected Weekly by a. C. KAUFMAN, Br,
ker, No. % Broad Street
OCTOBER 14, 1870.

81 STATE SEcURIrIEs-South Carolina, old, -
sSS2; DO new, ,-a70; do, regist'd stock, ex int Z
81 CITY SEoUR1TIEs-Augusta. Ga, Bonds -
$50; Charleston. S. C., Stock, ex or int, "a As
gdo, Fire Loan Bonds, ga -; Columbia, S. G..
SaBOnds. - 60.
al BAILRoAD BoSDs-Blue Ridge, first mortgage
sAW a; Charleston and Saw annah. Ga -; Char
sJlottc: Columbia and Augusta. - a S5; Chcraw
sSand Darlington, 81; Grcenville ard Columbia
slst mort, Saa =; do State guarantee. 65a-
22N ortEcaStern. 81 4 -; Savannah and Charleston
..sSSlst mort. - 73: do. State guarantee Goa -;
issSouth Carolina, - IS; do, Il; Spartanburg and
2Cnion. "a 55.
81 RAILROAD STocKs-Charlotte Columbia and
EssAugu>ta. - 4D: Grccnyille and Columbia ga
III Northeastern. l3a Savannah and Charles
Mton. - 81: South Carolina, whole shares, -
sSS: do. half shares. "A 22i.
A EXCHANGE &c-New York Sight, off par
sIGold, III ia; Silver. l03a -.
81 sOCTH CAROLINA BANK BILLS.
s3 fBank OF Charleston. ................-a-
Sa nanh ct t.NeWoeFry..'.- -...-.'........-..-.- -
y banE OF '.alnuen. ......... ............35a -
sXBank of Georgetown. lOa-
s3tiank of South Carolina. Sa-
eal'ank of Chester. Observation-Disclosures. la
aBanE Of State Of C.. prior to 1851. ....i5a
SsBa:k ot state OF }. G., issue 1851 and 1867 81
sS' Planters and Mechanics Blk ofCh'r,cston-
sas asPeopleS Bank Of Charleston n.-a-
sa*Cnion Bank of Charlesto .,.. -
sSSouthwestern X r Bank OF Charleston DID,
SSouthwesteEn i Bank Of Charleston new, a
81 tate Bank Of Charleston. on.....,......... Sa-
FARMERS and Exchange Blk of Charleston. a
ssF.xchange Bank Of Columbia. ....... Ia
8 sCo'amercial Bank of Columbia. I4a-
a aMcrchantS Bank Of Cheraw 5a
GPantc:s' Bank Of Fairfield. IA
& State OF south Carolina Bills Receivable 80 a
:, City Of Charleston Change Bills ........9Oa
g fEi]s marked thnst.) are being redeemed al
asthe Gank Counters Of each.
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NEWBERRY, 3. c.,

October l., 1870.
,Col. Sireon Fair,
Manager Of Canvass, Union Reform Party:
SIR: In reply to YOUR letter of the 18th inst
your committee have been furnished with th
hist of polling precincts through Mr. Greneker
;and We have no objections TO the sppolntmen
;of the committees you refer to.
We are. Colonel.
Very respectfully. &C..
SIMEON YOUNG.
Chm BID Canvassers.
JESSE G SMITH,
II. Is. SCOTT.
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| We are requested to state that Bishop Davis 0
5tlis Episcopal Diocese, will visit Newberry Fri
sday ext. The rite of confirmation will be per
3formcd 1t st. Lukes next Sunday.
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4 4 terrific hurricane swept over ,!'" island
sot Cuba. Fr;,lay night. Two thousand liv, S
sand al ciornoas quantity Of property dc.
ssS''"iy:d.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-10-19

GnoD.-The last uka5c of fashion declares
;the chgnon in all its forms banished from
her dom:nions.
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s The following are extracts from let
Z ter written by Mr.. Duncan to a gentle
! man in this County:
8 Mr.. Duncan regrets Gov. Orr's dehec
stiou and entrance, at this juncture, int
"a party which has shown such utter coz
Eruption, and when the good men in tn
5 Sparty, such as Sawyer, Tomlinson, &c.
Care either openly rejected or passed oTe
gin silence for such men as the Scots, th'
SMoses' the Naegles' &c. Two ant
s.a-half years ago, says Mr. D., foresa"
slbe danger Of the party falling into TIN
ahands OF just such men as it has, and Ia
gbored hard to get Gov. Orr to join us
:abelieving that his experience would b'
;5sof the greatest assistance TO US in ward
aing off such calamity. The reasons ht
Snow gives for joining the party woult
Shave been much stronger then than now
GIT would have been far easier then t
shavr prevented the evil from occurring
ethan it will be now t. remedy 1t in thu
Sway he proposes. Besides at that time the
sprinciple of equal rights" was at stake
gand Of course a colored man of the !eas
sn,eiiigcnce could not have been expect
aed to vote the democratic ticket, wher
Sby so doing he would have voted ava,
:9hi; own rights. But now the case i.
squile different. The equal rights" O
Slhe colored people have been permanent
ay secured by the U. S. Constitution, anc
5,hiS is fully acquiesced in BY both par
g:ties. The ONLY question now is between
shonest, economical government and cx
Stravagance and corruption. In an isSu.
5,,of this kind honest and intelligent color
:ssed men may we'll be expected to cas-
Esstheir votes in favor Of honesty and econ
5omy; and have great hope that tht
Collection will prove that thousands o'
:Ssthem fully appreciate the situation. Or
Jan issue Of this kind it is painful to SET
"a man OF Orr's intelligence, man wh,
;,has done SO muc. for his State, turn
q sainss those WHO ire tndchvo!iug to Ct
Slfcct Reform. aud JOIN tIan,!s witl, thos'
ssH!lo at present contro! The radical party
II" 30 81. is 10 sl"op 10 their position
Vi ;t':9ut any prospect Of being ah:e t.
:E:rui! ,'cm CIT ug the filth and corrup
:2s;ioa in Nhich they delight to wallov. i
3 As for the Yrlnrn caaIi
5latcs, believe that Carpenter woald
SNAKE an honest and able Gureraor, AN,
Ss,hat neither white nor colorcd week
lever have reason to regret his elcction
s;A point Of scarcely less Importance thar
%;hc election Of Governor is TO get { eoc,
xLcgi>aturc. Every County should h'
|scxcecdiusly careful to select its Gcst men
4'ihe Performers" should be careful Il
anomiaate no man with taint Of dishon
seS.y. so that il Scott should be rc.c!ecle,
aanG there should be 4 minority Of tht
on his side, there should bt
ss;ss strong z minority as possible t" op
s.s,se his schemes Of corruption and flauG
sGr the :az>psyeTs.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-10-19

/ The band that played at the barbecue Sat
.urdsv, returned to Columbia Sunday in tu
blast.
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G~ FOR THELE AZURE
DIR. D. H WERTS is respectfully preser
ted to the citizens of Newberry, for their sui
frage at the ensuing election.
May 4, l8-tf. NEW BERRY.
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Finished and Re13y fer Visitor

The McSSrs. kinard, it is q pleasure Il
stale, have at IeagsA got MD of carpenters
b7ickIayers. GLACIERS and paisters, ana thei
elegant large store, the finest aRd most at
tractive in the Southern country, is filled
from centre 70 circumference with such
goods as ladies' and gentlemen like to see
\ finer. more complete and general stock OF
dry goods. flucy articles, carpets, SC. can
not be found outside OF Gotham. AllusiOl
before has been made 20 their elegant glass
front, but it WAS then done in prospective;
now that it is finished, it is pronounced by
al As iLc hardSomcSt front in the South
aod cannot tai! 20 attract the attention Of the
most indifferent pA>>er. and once arrested
it viii bc dit;icuit 10 .ye<iSt Al inclination 10
walk in. uacc inside, the gcntIcmanly pro-
pvic;orS and :her attentive clerks will attend
TO the resi-. We invite attention to their at>
'r'ctirc advertisement it- 4 few more parti-
c:,lar<.
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NTGREsTING.-Ou our first page will b
found an interesting article, the classified
ition Of newspaper subscribers, its careful pc
Ssfusal is commended.
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NOTICE.

We will offer for sale at public auction,
lat Newberry G. H., OH Salrs.iav next, 7rh
November, the tract Of land belonging to
|thc Estate Of William Lylrs, decd, con
;tainins abon. 40 acres. situated in New.
berry County, on Broad and Euoree Rivers:
= bout POO acres are in cultivation, sixty Of
which is fine bottom land, the remainder o.!
|the tract is well timaered, good portion
,,ot which is original forest, also a good
dwelling house, gin house, and other out.
buildings.
The purchaser will be required to pay
Ionc third Of the purchase money in cash,
iand give mortgage Of the premises to Sc
|curc the balance. A. GORDON,
+. J. LYLES,
NJ. F. LYLES,
Oct. 10, 42-3t. K. E. LILES.
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Eon. 3. oieu Duncan in favor of Reform.

Hon. 3. oiell Duncan in favor Of Reform
4 1he Charleston News gives very j"
;;:por,a"t letter from this gentleman, ad
q lresseG to Judge Orr, the great turn
8 .o,, and which c;ves him ruch foof
81. -:
q " '.'''''''"' Wv s'o'I eNoee''''e9
s'nat II comes 50 'a'e IL the day. Tor as
.aacanipaigu paper in favor of Reform, i
swou!d have been Of si,nal benefit could
g., ,or, onno.ro,, ,r,;o- rho oo..,,,,
8,
s"5 P''"S'"'"S' 'P'c"o'' "c'""' az
,ssS;ro"g, pam, truthful: aud c'"i'"dy'HS
sthc pith If his views in favor cf the Re
ar,rm movement aud is leaders, nm,
q oro ,h.t o,.n ,t .b;. r., ,,,.,,.,,., III.
4 ,. =; ~ r ..
:ssFcaa!i'e may oi'c" '"c eyes "' some "'
s;thc blind followers CT the Ring. In an
.55other nari oc TIC pa,.rr wc present i let
,r .,,
s'e' i ON ~ y ''0"" % y " eN '''''
ywh'ch We are permitted 10 oSc' NJ"
(Which explains itself Also extract:
;S!frou a private letter to a gentleman Of
! l1this County
= ,
! ca",'o' u'G' L as ''rS 1's'''''.o .f vi ~, ~
:3rsoSpICtS, s'e 49, "'t~ W. o,,osnI va" ~ w. )"
:"e 1,e.oi "i,";n.u,;, "vs a." h. utt" ..;.a ~ wv
r. ese.'t !, ".''."'n''" ..' Ie,"u ",".'
sPete.'' e0'.up'' a'n 'At'"''si",' ~, d =,
:s,'"u 3, oee1,Se 'e'U' ~ - s'.'y '''tS'e" =,
q an :" law. VI ; .He M 1s''J: '"e ~
."ISt t sosi ,h p''"s''.s' ..; a.. @ "o'e"" '',
st .''u De,0ST s"S'e =" ~, ~ 'S>1S cN-.f
.Stot c W. oI.,I'' 4" IVY oI' Ps"'., ,
Cae ota.e "Gu.u :a'' a.. .. ave a"o "o,..s, i,
:, uoIet"ot: ' !, oe''s'e t"'s "'"'e ,o ""u,';
&c oo,'e ~. ''I V"'o"''o'' y, ~: .o'c' :"
s,"ce .'i''' oS '"e i''eSs',' |u'"''l'S'''''o''
\: oe'e'e SusGce "o''u W o.''e' s. ss..s '.
80 ehe"' oy "a''"s !, more co'''t'e'en'
sset o' n1aS'sIroeeS S5 ana SunoF"s""te ',; o'n "
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-10-19

DErrrY NAr$nAL.-lt is proposed tt
send Deput: United States MarsialS tt
various Counties in the State, on the day
oi election to preserve order. They wii
have he power Of arresting offenders
and carrying them before United State:
Commissioner, who viii commit thcu
for trial. The Counties Of Union, Edge
field, Larreas, Newbcrrv, Spartanburg
AbherilIc, Chesterfield, York, Andecso;
and picEcnS. are land down in the pro
craume. - Charleston News.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-10-19
For Lieutenant-Go
General u. G. BUTLER, Of Edgeiell.

For CoNGcESeJohn L. Bacon.
Fos LEElsLATCav-Saml Dossn. L. b. Ma!
-ss-sSfett. aud Jc!:c Mcm. Calmes.
E5zzSG1 PIsDB ATE JCuGH-J T. Peterson.
CoHoNEF-W. ". iIouSeall
- ScaooL LCoMM!ss:uNEE-Moscs Whitmore.
CoCNrY YCoMMISs;oNEES-lsichard Moon,
NJ. Bowers. j. Is. Heller.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-10-19

CATALoGUE.-To Messrs. J. F. Spcck &
&C.,, publishers, are we indebted for copy
sof the catalogue Of the Maryland Institute
Exhibition, it being its twenfy-third cxhibi,
3ton. 1t is decidedly. neat specimen Of ty
geography, and profitable work for the pub
Fishers, being filed with business cards. J
#. Speck Is IN old friend, and formerly OF
5Columbia, and we are pleased 10 see this evi>
Slcnce of his business success.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-10-19

A REoU1slTE.-Some Of the best cologne
snow made can be found at the Drug Store of
iiDT. Pratt. This elegant perfume is put up
sby DR.. Graham. after most approved for
! irnuIa, and having tested its merits, we are
pleased to say thatis IS very good. DR.. Gra-
Z ham is quitc accomplished in the make mp
aof elegant perfumes, and is also No. i
9druSgist, having had large experience in
Sthe business A good perfume IS an indis-
2pensabe requisite to the toilet.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-10-19

HERE'S IoCE MULE.-We learn that Jno
Henderson, league candidate for the legisla
sture, borrowed a mule 'tother day from
{{colorcd frlond, upon which he rode to-to~n
:Black mans can't get hi, mule out Of tn
2staOlcs.