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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-13

COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIP,


DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP coMPANYS
California and China
s ks; ts ss s;so, ss, sS
Taee include bsrs board and all necessars, for
Of the above line leave a. North river
Canal street. O. on Z ne efSs .ns s Of each mont,
except wien those days fall on Sunday then the day pre-
One hundred pounds OF baggage free to each adult Medi
December 90 HENRY cHAuscEY, Captain Gray con.
Meeting with SACRAMENTO, Captain farn.worlh:
eDsls fs o 0.n every mona "' '0u'A Al san '''' Gus
steamer JArAY win lcave San Francisco December 81,
An reIht FOR san rtsnei,so will g as fast and be re-
fresh for Central American and South Pacific porss wiz
III facilities afforded shippers collecting inland
For reigh, or passage tickets and all further information
~'''' Y. X. BABY, Agent.
GRAND ORIENTAL TRIr.
TEMRtAIING Az ESCAPE FROM ThE RiGoes or A
ire Pacific Mai Steamship Company win despatch on the
~ q Deeeneor s.o their splendid stswbee steamrr
sSrsisr, Nsl,a Pom said ana suss Canal singapore
pan hsas for he o h
further information apply 2, The oce pier
TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP
y Company.-The elegan, sIdew wheel steamship NORTH
AhEklCA. 2pUJ tons burden, captain D. VIII
san for ST. Thomas. Para Perm smbaco Bahia ard RIO de
Janciro Friday December %, at O'Clock T. ~, from
pier a. North river.
VA. r. GARRISON, Agent.
No. 0 Bowling Green New York.
TOR THE DIAMOND FIELDS. CAPE or GOOD
II. Hope.Tbc 1ne fast sailing bark PEONY, nlw loadrg
will take freight and limited number OF second class
scngers. For terms inquire Of r. w. FORBES 4 CO., II
South william street.
BERMUDA CHRISTMAS TRADE.
ID The attention OF shippers called TO the alteration In
tie sailing made BY permission Of the government
OF Bermuda.
The steamship SAN FRANCISCO will be despatched to
taxing freight for st. Georges pier North
river. Saturday, December IL Mt o'clock r. NJ,
For freight tnd passage apply to
WM. II. WEBB, "a Exchange place.
TINTED STATES MAIL TO havana.
~ AuaLtic Mall steamship Company,
sailing reglnry every Tuesday at O'Clock r. 81 precisely
from pier No NORTH river.
CoLuMnIA Captain T. Van Slice via Nassau December rs
MISSOURI, Captain ]. r. Edwards December ~
MORO CASTLE. Captain r. Adams (via Nassau Doc 20
K ". Draocx. President
No. Bowling Green
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.

THE BEST PLACE TO BUY AMERICAN AND Eng.
1 lish Watches, Jcwcry and siiverwsre, Cuckoo aud
French Clocks at FRANkFlELDS Old established toreS
Sixth avenue corner Of Fouteebth street. aud Erhth ave-
nge, ecrpor Of rScntgs s.sep-
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

AT TUE AUCTION HOUSE or
"A JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL.
once ana salssfoom 81 Nassau streee.
0ppoAhe the Post ofuco
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION. CORNER
. or GRAND AND ELM STREETS, NEW YoEG, Dee s,

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION. CORNER
~ or GRAND AND Elm STREETS, NEW YoER Dec. s,
1870.
Sealed proposals win be received nj this oHce until the
26h day OF December next at 10 O'clock A. NJ for supply
for the the Pubic Schools under the Jurisdiction
OF the Board of Education Books stationery and other
January ISL
CITY and country publishers OF books and dealers the
various articles required hereby notified that preference
will be given In all to the tls Of principals the
mee being desirous that commissions &c any
paid to rndi shall be deducted from
price OF the various articles bid for.
sample Of each article must accompany the bid.
list tue articles required VIII be furnished sppcs
cation the Clerk of the Bosrd OF Education.
TIMOTHY BRENNAN, Committee
SAMUEL A. LEWIS,
FRANCIS A. PALNERl 5upplea
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GREAT oFFER.-,IOHNsrON 4 VAN TAssELL
n will CELL AT private saesroorn % Liberty street three
leather top Buggs new and BY reliable makors Park
Phaeton and five light Rockaway. from Slgf also 5
fine single and double Harness. ado the srgcst
assortment OF Kcrsey Horse Blankets, Roocs, &c.
offered In the city, wholesale sns ~etaii.
Vow Is the to get above they sold
to pay advances and storage,
JOHNSTON van TAssELL, "a Liberty street.
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TUE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXISTING
under the firm OF Santard Lie Role has been dissolved
BY mutual CONSENT Henri Santsrd having assumed the liza
biities Of The concern, who will continue the busnesa
NEW YORK. December II, 1870 PAUL LIZ RoLLE.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

EoR SALE-oNE CANADIAN MARE 2 YEARS OLD,
10 hands warrafted In every respect ol25: several
SlneIs Tor sale cheap Dirt Carts for Contractors
Stable 81 New Chambers street. =
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-22
2aDcvel c. Disabilities.

TIE better informed pubic sentinen!
N the North and West, says the Au-
gasta Chroric:e & Sent;cc!, demands the
passage bs Congress Of general am
hest: I'LL.
The lending Republican papers insist
uyoa this course as tic cn!y means CT
preserving and building Up their party
in the Southern States. Eac ButEa;o
Advertiser commenting aron the pro
posed measure, says: I'VE firmly be-
iieve that the passage Of such iii! will
overthrow the Anti Republican party in
the South. The young men in that part Of
the country cannot support party that
dis(.aachises so many Of their fel!o~ cit
izens. Remove thai. ground fox the pre-
judicc agaiasG tic Republican party and
many Wi! proclaim themselves in polit-
l;:;cal sympu;hy with the Adnia;Stra-
t;oH."
There are t great many Republicans
at the North who favor amnesty or more
roaie and Just grounds, aud wc hope
that union. of these Two ciasSes Of Re
yuh!icaaS faroriag amnesty, with the
Democrats in 9th Houses, viii secure a
,,,;or;t, rr the r,nasnrn
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what The Indians Think.

Ii.c New York Standard asks: What
are row the reflections CT that inQniriag
Indian mind, Spotted Tail? Itwoud be
hort; to tcE Eat we understand tha,
he is very much disappointed with the
head Of Gen. Batter. I'm. no scalp, no
feathers Gen. Grant, big cloud, grca;
smoke, s!aoSc,nosc. Bc'knap, strong
clier, much hair. Sumncr, slow chicf,
10 voice for war-whoop. Mungsr, ugh!
bai chief, 6amapche. Chandler, shout
ing warrior. Shcrnan born lnjun, war
whooP, tosnahawk, dance, feathers,
paint, great chief, talk sharp, look sharp,
iooa; Injua. From this it is to be in
tc...cd that Gen. Sherman is natural
!ai:an.E and cniy needs to Lave feathers
and paint and to give the whoOp to start
at cace a.the war-path.
II the estimate Of Gen. Sherman'S
character made by Spotted Tail needed
coos9mat;en the campaign of that re-
doubtable warrior. through Georgia and
the Caro!iaas. would furnish all that
could Ie required. The cruelty and
,lesolatioawhich marked his path through
this S,ate-thc smoking ruins Of peace
full hoaes-the ,deso'a:ed plantations
the groaus ofinnocent women ard help
less childrcn-the inhuman tortureS Of
tcreucefss:old mcn-thc bruta! outragcs
committed by. his licensed soldicry, all
these and ten thousand fold more rise up
as living witnesses to The fact that in
hcar;less cruelty, malignant hate, and
hideous revenge, Sherman IS a "born
5ndian" Of the most ferocious tribe.
zsed Cloud is represented as being an
honest, truthful, victuous Indian, ard
4 braSc and handsome athlete. He had
the hardihood to state in council at
Washington that the government had
acted in bad fai.h-nay, that some Of its
agents had He'd and stolen; and that
many who cane among them drani;
whisky and abused his women, and
abused the treaty.
Look at me said Red Cieud. II am
poor and naked. Twas raised where the
sun rises, rand now I come from where
he SETS We are the last Of the Cgal.a
las" How true and touching.
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BrACTy v CC!HATloS. THANKSGIVING
beauty by vaccination is one Of the
new things under the sun OF France.
\ Paris paper cou,aiIs the following adj
vertisement: "Madatnc y. y. permits
herself to say that she has the skin white
of pearls, full health, the check of roses,
face of sweet expression, blue eyes and
black hair, and coqtette figure; there
fore, is full of health; she will be vac.
cinated next Tuesday, and in a short
time as possible the lymph Of her arm
will be ready for the vaccination OF any
one desiring to possess purely healthy
vaccination. For terms, apply" etc,
etc. Itappcars from this, that French
ladies are so delicatcly organized, that
blue eyes and rosy checks are transmits
sible in the virus used for inoculation.
If this be really so, it must be regarded
as one Of the grandcSt discoveries of the
age, the diffusion of beauty by vaccina.
ton. TO acquire pearly skin, sweet
expression, coqucttc figure, and all the
other charms, it i; only necessary to cul.
,iyatc little scab on the upper arm.
What more could the most cxacting
queen of ugliness ask Under this new
order of things, physicians will have to
classify their vaccine matter into blonde.
brunette, redhair, and Roman-nosed
varieties, and treat their fair patients TO
to an infusion of each annually or quart
erly, according to the prevailing fash
ion
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-22

- II jurr :de main >7r:nG OF 4 watch aDd es03s
Torri' u OF the w":ES becomes dissTderee ~.
;.uraan s'0;Gac J. 20 the human system We
f"af c!:S-ic piece ut MEAL is 10 chrouemeoet
il fiIeceS tie acton Of the other organs ana COZ;
10 ;. 20 certain eNie;st. The whole EvIDS ia4-s.
cciic- The comparison Iasv De earned tutlns5, :
for As tie we=kEe>S Or other 7mPerfecfIoDs o. ~
ma:r spring is Indicted the f3ce OF tue ntss,s
piece. also :$ ;he weakness OF other
'nr -: ul:c:l BETRAYED by the face OF the
Tic comp cNioH j. Sii.oa- or faded the eJS ase
Grac.eG; in .us:rc and intelligence. ana tnsse:Sse
w"rr. anxious expression il the whole coags,sEs
nance winch ,eii IS plainly n swr2tterTofuSeo@ese
Co that the great Roarishirg organ whasesosD1D1y
il is ~ r;i,.S:er TO tie wSntS ofthe body and e
Sustain ana relie~ = J! IL parts. IS not peslof9
is Gu'y. j :ceu!EcS -caovating end regc'a1nSs
and 20 accomplish this cad HtrStetteFs Stosc3o0.
H:t:c-S may he truly said 20 be tine one stnn2s
ree,itu'. The broken Main sp.lrS OF watcn t01y
be replaced br = rev one. but the stcuoaen GH
Only Le repaired and strengthened, ana la,StS
one ofthc objects cfIhe taIno.s vegetable eestota
tive which for eighteen years Gas been waSing -
successful contest will. dyspepsia in all ehuase
* 4 specific foc Indigestion it stands a.oue,,
Whea the resources 0: the pharInacope'2 1.e
been eNhau-tcd. without. at best, dong m9e
tlau mitigating :hc complaint: course OF tnn
wholesome arC paiatabie. vet powerful, ,stonacaM; :;
effects perfect and permanent cure N Az
cases "f fGySepSia tic fTcr Is more or less o!So
I;c7cd. and upon this important gland, as weh -
uNoa TIE stomach ard bowels. the Blttess acs
with SIN -ui:- :iS;IrctueSS. regulating and rem
yi-or%;i:g every S>c-ct!rc aGG aSS:mil=ting o:gaa
wi.:c': bodily AID meu;a! health depend.
Jc;.c :. ::2-lui. -
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-SS>>-

Uoay.A WOMAN NEErs a SEcRgr.-It
is an old auip rnon women that they
caaaot keep secrets; but the fact is,
they are the only par; Of humanity who
can. ! vile keeps her husbands secrets
much better than he does hers. We
calculate that there is one drunken wife
to aboutfo1: ;iundrei and niaety-n;ne
drunken husbands 10 gambling, Iicen-
iiou>ness, Tying, chsa;ins. hypocrisy,
covctcusnesS, there is pretty much the
same proportion. Yet, Of the four hun
dred and n;nety-nine wives, four hundred
conceal, corer up, silently endure the
terrible secret; while the one husban6
mourns over the frailty ofhis wife in the
study Of his pastor, and to the car of his
friend, ard probably complains OF it to a
court of law. It is the same between
brother and sister. The secretSa woman
talks about are of,the kind that. are IN
;mpor;ant, and mostly agreeable TO bear.
That is or observation, and in ccr rela-
tons or physician, minister, and amor
a:.:2ca lav.rer, VIC have had room for a
S:.a; ,ical Of observation.
baltimore Church Advocate.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-22

TIE CONSOLIDATION EI!L-Whcn tue
so-ca;icd enforcement bill was before
thc Senate. Senate. Ferry Of Connccti-
cut, said:
''lttne-c oe .i!ir,e hunGrcd thousand
citizens O: the So9thsrH States lying un.
der the ban Of tie fogrteent;. Amend
mcnt; Il they he men Of Intelligence and
some degree of culture; i taey DC mcn
Of property and Influence il society; il
:hcy be men whom the white p:eH and
the black men rouHd about them have
been accustomed from their childhood 70
lcok uo to with respect and with regard,
wha, tends to induce these men to give
their Intelligence, their culture. their i:,-
iiaence 70 the support Of the govern
ment which whether they vii! it or rot,
IS to ba their government Till they die
to Plice.them upoa an equal footing with
the other governed citizens of the repub-
tic oy to maintain them. as a class, pa
riahs and outlaws till they die ?"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-22
THE SOUTHERN ATLANTIC TELrGHAP

The SOUTHERN ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH
CoMrANY.-ThiS new telegraph company,
which for some weeks past has been
spreading its wings from the cx,remc
northern fronticr SouthwardS, has reached
Charleston, and Mr.. David O'kecfe, the
we'll known telcSTaphiSt, has secured the
contract for building the line between
the cities of Charleston, Augusta and
Columbia. Yesterday Mr.. O'keete sur
vcycd the route to Summervi!le, and
staked out the distances Of his posts,
which he will put in position III a day OF
two. The new line, under Mr.. O'Keefe's 5
management, is expected to be in opera.
ton by the 18th Of August.
GCharleston News.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-22

HEARTH 4 HONE for this week dated
June 25th) contains the first of series Of
sketches entitled .1ethro Throops Night
Thoughts, by John Thomas, who is no other
than Petroleum V. NaSby. The great hu>
morst will tnke m honest country boy to
the city, conduct him through the usual cX>
pcricncc, and restore him to his homo sad>
der and wiser boy. satisfied that the peace
full honest. and temperate life of the farmer
Is the best and safest life that can hc lived.
This Is d lesson greatly needed 1T this time,
and Nasby Is tho man to teach it.
The BRIGHT SIDE, paper for all Chill
,lrcn. rubliShed weekly. Eight beautifully
illustrated pages. No continued stories.
The very best writers. Large premiums for
clubs. Sent to subscribers on the following
terms: Once n month, IS cents year,
twice month, 50 cents u ycnr. every week
81 90 year success beyond MI example.
Thirty thousand circulation thou h only ono
year old. Specimen copy free. The weekly
three months on trial for % cents. Address
THE BRIGHT SIDE. Chicago, Illinois.
THE MEDcAL INpErENpEEr.--Wo have
received the above now and handsome medi'
cal paper. which Is published weekly 1T the
Philadelphia University, Ninth St, rh!ln-
delphia, by Wm. Paine, NJ. d., aad devoted
TO Domestic Medicine. Physiology, UycicM'.
Sciensc. arts ani Information TOR the Eco
pic Subscription price i per rnnnm.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-22

THE PoNr ROYAL RAILxoAp.-Thc
force at work on this roaG is being IL
creased at all points. Arrangements are
being made TO work night and day, AID
it is believed that the road will be c2m.
picted to Augusta By the first CT Novem.
bcr next. The track is being laid rap
idly. In anticipation Of the early com-
pIction Of the road, parties are engaged
in constructing docks at Battery Point
Qhe terminus Of the road,) near Beau
fort. MeS<rS. Chapman i Co. are offer
ing through their agents, Jacobs /
Ivy, large wages and extra ra;,oas f3r
laborcrS.- a.lcS:on News.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-22

S1MrLr NATrRE. - lIarper's Bazar,
treating Of the effect of simplicity in the
midst Of elaborate and expensive artiicc,
says: Let young woman with no
hair but her own, and that simply dress
cd, enter a room filed with those whose
heads are claborately built up with a
profusion Of purchased locks, and see
who will be most admired. 1t is great
advantage for woman, in these days Of
artiEce, to remain herself, and thus be
unlike every enc else. \ simple dress,
white or black, will produce the greatest
effect when surrounded by !,le most gor-
gcous costumes. These Serve, as it were,
as frames Tor the former, and women arc
often forced to confess that they have
drapcd themselves magniticcnt!y, at All
immense expense, for no other purpose
than to hcightcn by contrast the beauty
of 4 rival In fact, they have been wear.
ing dress which is very becoming te-
others"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-22

The neutrality-suspicious. difficulty, which
brought out the singular proclamation OF
the Governor, was Of a private character,
and like all personal difficulties, most sad
and unfortunate. Yet, Mr.. Eichelbcrger,
who is a young man Of Industrious, sober,
discreet and quiet habits, did NOT attempt
any assassination. as is affirmed. but sought
to avoid the trouble which was provoked by
others, and as We are dispasSionately in
formed shot Mr. Hackctt, while he, Mr. H.,
was attempting to draw his pistol upon him.
The LaurcnSv;iia Herald learns tha: Dir.
llac&ctt was also an industrious, quiet citi-
zen, formerly Of the conS:abu,ary, but at tie
time Of the unfortunate reucoure, engaged
in farming.
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Mexico.

y late letter from Mexico gives the
following striking but deplorablc picture
Of the condition Of affairs in that coun-
try:
From every direction the news Of
violence and robbery has been received.
The bosom Of destruction is passing over
onr ntighbor<. Men Who have toiicd
and econoniZci for years to acquire a
competence are bccgarctl. The work Of
RI hour has wiped out the gainings Of a
lifetime, There are wehundrcds Of
ruined and desperate men. who three
days ago. wese Independent. They arc
ready For anything. The agricultural
movement. vii! De seriously retarded, il
no; fatally affected. III the industrial
pursuits will suffer greatly. Commerce
will be more para!yZed than ever before.
Business will become s:agnant.'
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-22

Mas. REyELs At GRANTS IAE'E-A
ScrxE AT TEE WHITE House. Mrs Stna.
a,u Rere.s, the wife of the di>;ingIiSnr"
man and brother" arrived in Wash
;ne;on on the iTth uiiimo, and was cn'
,c:.;.!ned the nczs da: ct State dinner
marty ty Gen. Grant. t:ca. Butter "cn'
SchcrcG, Gen. Garfield, and othc: UiIi-
;ary irbcciIeS Of note, accompanied oY
their wives anj daughters, were among
the company. Mrs. Rc7el passed from
the drawing room TO the dining room on
the arm Of Senator S.n:ner, and occupied
= seat =; the table between that gentle
man and the President. Her conSe'Sa'
ton charmed the company even more
than her appearance, although the re-
fined and distinctive taste il dress IN
which the ladies' Of Guinea arc diStln-
cuiSied was swee'!y apparent IN the
decoration Of her person. y tuT0an OIL
mild scarlet With yc!!cw border-a
crimson MORE ani;g:c with blue and
green hounccs, and buttons Of dainty
brass-red slippers with white roSet;eS-
with 4 massive necklace Of barbara pearls,
and halt dozen breast pins Of curious
workmanship-a few neat rings and a
oilt bel, united to form 4 toilette IN when
purity and simplicity were cX1ulS;tciy
''Sis Mrs. Revcls partook freely ofthe ES-
ecutirc nouri>hment, and avoWcl her
satisfaction over the cookery at almos;
every bite with a r:ar!;ncss quite re-
treshinc in the sa!:nn> Of the State.
See h"ah," she remarked, IS she pas
sed her j.l"le t,r another cut "i ham:
"of al. ,.rul dishes cuv nc the nag ana
houi,iy-3o.iv. js,j t"ts sweet i'iecc Of
bacor. Dc<c Yah it reminds mc -! pos.
sor1 f.t. p:Sr i COCOA cnoI;<, !!"a:A.
This lat observation WIS. oi :oi:;S.', ad-
tires.ci to the partner %! her hosom.
There was general Feeling at tie table
that the "Cnurt Circles had recrlTcd in
this cstimablc matron remarkable ad-
diton. On her departure at the close
Of the entertainment, Gen. Grant, with
his wonted urbanity, remarked that nc
would like to See more Of her, to which
Mrs. RevelS, with uncommon tact: re-
piled: Yah. Yah! Can't sec no more
Of lie dis time, but Is gittin low-nccked
dresses. Dis heah high one was made
down Sour." "-Eastern Argus.
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Read Seine English Testins
Ga.r-SG's SAILoEs: HoEg

r.o,-o 49,. I,s.,,oj n 1,ay-ir,g Enow1 fbeIs.,.s
n:ca;,,cd f-nrn the rse nf ycurz-f.s
cure ;t@a D.tS III IP S-sssr-f
h !e .;':..,." :, ~. + md nrGcured
- :. - .-o.r.t.-y = 80, ~
49, -, ..I;...,l three ve17s WITH Ses;;s44:
n,.,i -. ~ncs,as of.S stornseh rh;sF {:
sT ga @ni r;,.siar of Soad' re 5s;
az Westminster iIepis9l gave up my case IN 5&s
<p2i-. 'rLea L:rjed your PAIN hELEK5 yhsE=F
gaze nc iI aleG IL c vr:ies from PAIN and sEkne
;ud 7 -e.4:uc,! Iar strength. and an Eor abe 37
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-22

Just to hand and TOO late for i mcr;cd no.
ticc this week, 90 we find the sterling Gal
aNv for July. In this number Pat yourself
in his place is completed.
And tha, little biiou of 4 journal. Figaro
Ii contaiueS My Southern Sammy Home"
Words and Music by Will s. Hays. And
the Courtlv uomc Journal. devoted to the
memorable, the progressive and the beau,i-
ful. And roncroy'S fiery Democrat. And
the elegant Die Modenwelt. The Saturday
Evening Post, Day Book, aud = host OF other
good papers and true.
HEARTH AND HOME. so ever welcome,
has fine picture of Charles Dickens, and
some noble thoughts abnut the great Sculcd
novelist. whose death has cast l shadow over
50 many homes.
The Charleston Weekly Referee has en-
tered its second year with vigorous step,
Z cheerful face, and a graceful bow.
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The CUuDrrS DIVIDED Our.-Wc hav

The CHILDREN DIVIDED OuT.-We hare
mentioned that G. &. kruSe secured
from Trial Justices Masra,h and j. e..
Mackcy . writ OF habcaS corpus to set
his two children from his wife, from
whom he has been separated for three
years. The decision III the case is THAT
the father shall have III his custody the
boy (FcrCii"and) and that tho ,aothsc
shall retain under her control the girl
Nlclcna:) and that both children shall
have permission 10 visit either parent
once in every two weeks. but shall nr'
be detained on such vi>i. over rrs'HI
Of twcntv,;our hours"
IiNh,,N ,St>,, \,wS
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-22

How is this? Kate y. o1SSSi-a
wild woman from Hcmc, writes - her
conirsrs. Mrs. Cady Stanton. that. kav-
ing Travelled through EErr2e and Seen
tho miserable Condition. Of my sisters,
America Ssc,uS 70 me TO be the paradise
o xonaa." And yet these same Will!
wcmen would pain, the lily, sild the re
fined So!a, sud retorm their heaven. Oh,
Woman. womsn
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-06-22

Miss NORA O'NEAL TALKS BIz-Mi<s
O'Ncal has answered the chap who called
her darling" sweet" and ali that.
Here it is: "Oh! you say you are lonely
without nc, that You sigh for one glance
my eye; you're blarncying always
ahou, me-Oh. why don't you to papa ap-
ply? Iou mcn are so very dcccivins,
can't believe ausht that you say your
love will only believe in when my joint
urc is made an fait.'
"ThiS trash about eyes, voice and
glancing may do for 4 miss in her teens !;
but he who to me makes advances must
talk Of his bank stock and means. You
beg me to 20 galivanting, to meet you
at the foot Of the lane-with kiss too !!
why man you arc rantin do you think
I am wholly insane? When you WOO a
lady of sense, sir, don't whine about
sorrow and tears; it's matter Of dollars
and cents, sir, no tale Of romance in
terftrcS. O! poverty is not very funny,
(ny style III not try to conccal,) if |
can't got husband with money, III live
and die Nora O'Neal."