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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-18
PROSPECTUS.

UNDER The patronage and influence of
prominent iand-hoilcrs, | have begun the
preparation Of L series Of LITllOGRAPH
MAPS CT some Of tie Counties Of the State
Of South Carolina. accompanied by suitable
letter press descriptions.
The o!;jcc: proposed is the circulation Of
u, 800 copies Of these il pamphlet form,
far and wide throughout the country, IN
.itiag tie industrious working man. with
or without: cay:tai, anl from Whatever quar-
ter Of the gIabe he may come, 70 seek g.
home in oar State, particularly hat portion,
known as tie upper bclC, so abounGing IN.
minerals and building aa.eria', with almost
| unlimited water power and blessed with e,
soil that will abuMdau;ly repay the labors,
Of tie industrious and intelligent agricultu-
| risi.
| TO the Manufacturer, this pamphlet will
! show where valuable water power may be
had, with amount Of head attainable, price
of la"d in vicinity, and railroad aid market
facilities
TO the Miner, i, Will be guide as ta
where he may either find remuaerative eni;
p!oymeut, or purchase lands, on which the
valuable mstaliie Crcs are known to exist.
To the Farmer, good and cheap lands will
be offered through its pages, either to buy
or rent, with description Of their. quality
aud surroundings.
To the Laborer, it will indicate where
|. profitable employment may be found, with
. local rates OF wages.
On the other hand, to the large land-own
; or, it affords medium for advertising his
lands, water powers and such other interests
= us tend TO attract an influx of both labor
and capit,l
To Railroad Companies, Land Agencies,
= &C., who have deep interest in the rapid
filing up and development OF the resources
: of the State, and are deslrouS Of bringing
= their claims 70 a;tcation before the "oriu'
no better medium can be afforded.
All those feeling real interest IN the ~:
= turc prosperity OF our State, and approving
the mode proposed :or the Development @
6 its resources, bY attracting Immigration 9
= the rish. stamp, and who may be deSsroa'
OF obtaining information as 70 further &C
:. tails OF the plan, with terms, &c, can oo'ai'
such hy addressing the undersigned:
.,LEX. Y. LEE,
&, Architect Az: Civil Engineer,
- ~, l., ;o-i. Columbia, :. I.
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I,La
,.,.,1od ., rr.,.,;u.. ~ ~rca,cr interest. Yes
.c.,,.,. forcroo,--,fcr ,h,. c,er;jon os ncr,aa.
,c,. ,.c+,;c.s-w,s nrircin.)Iy taken un with
,,.,n.t- fr,,,, r,r;o,s src,ioDs alph:ac.;c,l ,lly.
;.,r,,c,sr., with >iorin. approrria,c S. :.
11,.,or. anil srch sinrn- boy full Of feel
;nc, bo,. co,orors or,nh and iuspirjpc- all
: :. . cooJ ~ hc tbcrc Afternoon
CHOW. ,d,,rc ,scs on tic following subjects
1.,c oI,i.rt and DESIGN Of Sunday Schools
.Tho ,cl,,;on ,hc Sunday School bears to the
,r,,,.o,. o,a .,c 5nt, of Pastors Officers and
Ncn,,crs or the Church TO ,licir Sunday
c,.,.o11. These cdl-cs>cs bv order could
,,,, o,c,r,. r,,,ncr tl,,, ~ minutes lime and
,rcrc ,dcs;rrcd 70 c,n rnr discussion from
,o,,,.o =, ..,,1. .cr r,,r, . :, : mi,u.cs and
cha ,,,,, so b,,n;,v conceived worked 70 a
.,.r p,i,..1 ,.,,rcr+ rrsc,i,a, and
.ror- wcrr rho most and whenever long
..ro, ,,n, -, j.. ,I,c ,.,.,u!s and hr.
| ,..,s .,,o nn>..od r,;,,,c. DR. Hicks wouId
hr;,I, ,ir, - s,irnc, bv tlc ,harD t:ur' Of his
! ,;.,,o ,,.n ,l,I,. orc,. W. ,w;rr did brother
80. - .:,r .v,v thar Two SIGNALS wc,c ucccs>
.. :, ,,..,,,l 1,o ,rc1 70 ad,nt some such
,,,,, ,,,;,.or.,,,, f,,. ,,,c,c * no doubt that
..,,,,,,,;.hcI hv ,vc,rvino-
.:.,> ..n ,,,,cb ~ s,v A.
,,:,.;.n of ronort.--orI furtbcr
',7',' ,..I,o. ,.or,. ;,.r,cs,;,r f,,rrc
.,., .,o -o.,,,
- '.'' 4'N''''' ,.;,1 o,.,In;, :.
"'i'''i St-" "'"'
y '0S % S"s pe'':. ,.n,, ,,.~i,tc, orns,
.to .,.o-,. j., b.,nd Ar ,hc
wv. .;o. ~, orc.ti,rs ,rc ,1I
,SH,1 s'o0I " ~ p.os;lnn. vno roads ihrn and
-,n. 1,.l.co,o 70 answer Hut T
~, .,,!..,u 49,, c,.,nor ,ou. an ,ris s,h;rct
.',.as, ,,oun;ol ,,,c,, snocc We
,,,''r 49,, ser,, s,;. ,,,t ,bc convention is crcs,
.J .,1>.;.;,, -,c,,ss and ,,,,t God will as
s"r,I,,, IIo.s j.
nr,.,, ,,,nro .rocio,,v anil in relation
- ,o,,,,r,.,,,,,o or,r,crs OF coursc am
.ho oil Pavilion ,hc lotrl
..,,o.o .,,o ;Yt,,ni,,,,s If tho couu,ry lo-e 10
conr.re,tc rs they ALWAYS have the :ssur.
,,cr Of a warm welcome, cheerful Attendance,
,.,,.,, comfortable rooms, GOOD beds, and
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THE HOST ?G..I:.::.i MEDICINE EI-
IiiT.

THE PAIN KILLER is equally
THE PAIN KILLER
is b ,ih AL Internal aid External Remedy.
THE PAIN MILLER should be used
1T tl.e FIST manifestation oi Cod or Cough
THE PAIN KILLER
Is The Great Family Medicine Of TIE age.
{ lie PAIN KILLER
Will cu!e l'ail;cis' CC.ic.
THE PAIN KILLER
L Is god for ScaG$ att l:crIS
THE PAIN KILLER
Ilas iEe Verde: OF The People in It's favor
THE rAIN MILLER
Gives Cp:vcI$a Satisfaction.
THE PAIN MILLER
L Beware OF LIMITATIONS and tcCNTEEFEITS-
THE PAIN KILLER
j. IN almost Certain cure tor CHOlERtr
and has wi;lou: Gcubt. been more successful III
curiu. this terrible disease than any other known
ii.ysic!J.s :. In India. .i!tica. a!:h China. where
lent tie pt!N KILLER is considered. by the
ua ives rs vel IS european residents II these
Climates. \ SURE REMEDY.
THE PAIN KILLER-c2ch Bcttie
L is wrapped With tu!: directions Tor use
THE PAIN KILLER is sod BY all
= DR. ssists ard Dealers ii Family Medicines.
Nay I. lS-lm.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-18

REPRESENTATIONS OF NNoHITIEs. -
There IS a good deal of discussion in III
political world about proportional repre-
Sentaiinn. the rights Of minorilies hav,
been ofirn pressed as founded IN jnstic:
and substantial right, but no steps har:
been taken TO st cure them until YER
lately. This is proposed to be done b
new system Of voting, under the TO-
lowing plan: Eacil voter is permitted b
cast Gf he chonSes) as many votes iT
one candidate as there are candidates t.
be elected to the office under election.
For inStaucr, in this County, at an cleo
ton for the House Of Representatives,
each voter could cast two votes fAr tn:
same man, or one for each candidate #
his party. 1t is sometimes called culnU-
latins in voting. The effect would DC 10
enable every county of the State, p::'
haps, TO be represented by one or moe
members in accord wltn the political
views of each party. If our County
polls 100 Democratic and 600. Radical
votes, each party could elect ono mem
ber, and vice versa. The rule would
permit the 600 Radical votes to conccn'
trate on onc candidate, giving him l20C
votcS-while the Democrats, running
two candidates, could give them but llOC
cach.-hcoWcc Courier
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Aud row for the present no more.
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7 J,,,,. 49,, DrnCrrpISc II rHS

IMPoKrAHT PEocEEDlNG.-A case WIS
commenced here yesterday, which Will &c
of interest to tax payers throughout tie
State. In 1858, the Legislature al.
thorized the ComptI otlcr General to e.
dorsc bonds Of the Blue Ridge Rai'rod
Company to the extent of Sl,OOo,UO.
Upon it's being aScc! tained that the Corp
trollcr General was endorsing the boris,
IN inj uuction was applied for befrc
judge Melton to restrain the Cotaptrols7
from endorsing, and the railroad COMPANY
from issuing, the bonds. The case
brought by prominent .citiSvTrs am ta;-
PAYERS, and the ground taken is TIT
Sach endorsement Of bonds is in col
Aict with the constitution tf the Stat
\ temporary Injunction ;a$ bccn granted
and the hearing vl The case ordered Ia
Tues .,av rcx,. 1t is stated that duliIg
Thursday night the Comptroller GcneF
endorsed 81, ,OU0, UO0 ol the bonds. It'll
further stated that these bonds were de
Iivcrctl to the agent Of too Blue Ridg
Railroad, AID were syrt eft nolthwar
BY the 0 o,IqcH :Iaia Yesterday.
Ii these things be 50, it is hoped tha
the Comptroller or His EXcellcncy tn
Governor will use the telegraph, an'
prevent innocent purchasers from re
cciving these bonds, until tic grav
questions presented to the courts sha'
have been disposed oE-Phmnix.
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Prospectns--alex. Y. Lee.
See cards Roanoke College.
Newberry Steam Mills Company.
A. N. Recder, Guardian.
Us. Internal Revenue.

The LaurcnsviIle Herald says that the
Pr,ss discussion Of the June Convention
is narrowing down to these points:
"Can Republicans vote for Democrats at
"the Fall election, for the public good
land can Democrats rally on Republi-
leans or Radicals for the honest govern
"ment of the State" In this contest a
man should not be taken, or rejected,
on account of politics or color. What
the State needs is an honest government,
and to obtain an honest government is the
sole aim and purpose Of the Reform
movement.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-18
Ecclesiastical.

Quite nHnIber Of the distinguished
Southern Church bodies have witain the
past ten days or 50 assembled III solemn
council.
In the Southern Baptist ASS .tiation a,
Louisville, Ky, Dr.. Je:er desired co-opera.
lion between The two grea: bodies, North
a.rl Soath. The views OF tl.s gentleman
were kindly received, bGt sc$o!u,iot:s were
adopted adverse to cooperation. TIE Con-
vcn;ioa represents charge o. about 700,-
900 white members o-c. al extensive a.ca
The Contributions 10 missions are largely III
excess o: last :cpor'
There vas considerable discussion OIL The
subject OF SrmlGy S:hcc!$. : speaker on
Sidsrel 'ttha: the wor!, should be aggressive
in bringing into tic schools ;:e children Of
the laid. Corporation i'll tie Sandlv
School ',cot is desirable upon terms Of
equality, bat organic union is Impossible :;
hence separate action il general deuonlina.
i;oaal enterprises is the policy Of ;r&e ncace
anu Surcst progress" Tie an3recia,ioa 0!
soH'Ae'n Ia S'i1 Oh t"e part G! great
Northern mind is complimentary. South.
r,,, ,.-;..rs r. ;.- .,,,..,,ei ~. v,.,,o- ,,,,.
asS'ioas.
p,:.o wv ;,,..,r,... ..;.,, :, ,,,o co..b.
'F'' n'i,s'S' i''"1'S'e4' ScH''H"rE At "Feeh'
r:sic, aa9 $. j"o raised 70: lis support.
IVA. ,,.>, ,,rr.I ,.ss:,,, .;r =. L.,l -.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-18

r:sv- CIJEEPFTT,NESS ORJGI

- CIIEERFULNESS ORIGI-,
mating in buoyancy Of disposition is more
graceful and more permanent than such is
arises from the reception of particular bcne-
lis. The latter NAV bc compared 10 sud-
den ctl>h Of water. which is soon exhausted
The former i, like Il perennial fountain, and
equivalent 10 the effect occasioncd by the
continued reception of benefits, each time
:lugnrn,ng il value, for nothing less would
maintain in c!Iccytulrc>S :; t"Elpera mcnt nat
urally pesma'ic 10 arrive y; such state
il is only necessary to purify the system by
taking the Old Carolina BiitcrS.'
S.ft.l sire. reliable! is Wineman's Worm
Cauds My IS, 2)-l'.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-18


The Sunday School Convention IN
Charleston rcsnltcd in & Sacccss. TtiH!'
tv Church was happily arranged !oT the
occ~ >ion and tic se<>ions fnliJ' and ably
attended by representatives from al
parts of the S'a,r, who were Instant and
varnes. in ali ;;.at they dil. Among
the delegates were several ladies: D..
Hicks was chosen president a"d DR.. q
2. Mayer, onc Of the Independents
Every ouc went prepared to tf'ow the''
onota into tee eXrheqncr Of good words
and woria inr the Sabbath School Pre-
sen;S and letters and greetings came ant;
went Il ON i.:r a'.d ncar, and seeds arc
>own tia: wiI.yir.l rich fruit, ard wc
are persuai;,d that the cause i! rc''civv
a ncw !tapr,>ion. Very mach gcrMarc t"
the great interest WAS discussed ii Gi:tt,
tvrsc, c,iS?, >p"rhIing little five minute
talks. Amoa- tlicma"r questions touched,
wcrc--";;e best m",l:oI Of con&"c''""
the exer:;ses "f TIC Sunday schoo';
the qnri;i ,aianS requisite for super
in,eudcn'," C'y Rev. i. $. Boi"c>', Il"
interesting paper which wcS:!aIl pnbliSh)
"Qaaitica,iors rc?u;>;;e for teacher; :"
"-rsathlrs' mvc;irgs AID i,o* to conduct
them :" ..>alvanta:c Of uniform lessons;
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\ NA1~

- BEYOND \ DOUBT
More diseases arc the result Of derange-'
mrnt OF tic Liver than from any other cause.
When that organ is diseased, every part OF
the system Sympathi>cs with il, and general
pros:ration and decline is the result. The
best, safest and <pccdic>t remedy for Liver
Complaint. and nj! the diseases that follow,
is TUFTS VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS,
they are peculiarly adapted to the climate OF
the South. TEcy arc sold by Druggists cr-'
crywhcrc.
Nav IL i9-2t
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-18

ScrER>rlrlous GEAEs.--Somc men,
when invited to roll up their s!ccres 10
help cmarcipatc the white men OF this
State, talk as if they thought tho radical
narty was an Immortal cXis;encc-a sort
of relentless earthly Providence Which i:
were useless, and almost sacrilcsious to
resist, But the radical party (Says tn.
Mobile EesiStcr) is thing Of flesh and
blood Liable to ali the decay and ills Of
mortality, including death itself 1t is
to-day, and has always been in a minor.
ty Of the true sovercigns of the land. It
can be aunihiIatcd whenever the pcorlc
of the United States who arc opposed tc
its principles and its acts arc brought tc
unite against It. 1t is mortal and 10,
spirit that the friends Of Tree govern
ment have to fight. And it is a mortal
! moreover. rotten with crime and cor
rup,ion, and it will fall whenever it i.
! vigorously aud braVcly attacked. 1t vii
be attackcd.-Edgetic!d Advertiser.
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COM NJ ERCIAL.

NrwpEEnY. $ C.. May 17.-Co:tnn &C.
New YORK. Nav 16-7 J.. VI Cotton heavy
with sales Of / 5~ bales-midG!iss up!anGS 23;;
Orleans 23?. Gold l4S.
CnAHLisroS May l6.-cotton fiat and noni>
nal-midlius 22!! sales 20 bales; receipts Ga:
stock 6.s3t.
LIVERPOOL. May l6-Evcninc.-Coton clio. e'l
quet-uplands II Orleans IL a lltz; sales TO-
U bales.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-18

The Land Commission IS bought
forty-fve thousand acres of land at the
rate of $3.50 Gn bondS) an acre. Per
baps the good people who have sold lands
to the Land Commission will kindly in
form the public how much they recciv, d
per acre in cash, after deducting COM
missions.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-18

ordinary convoca.icn Of, t!Ic leading thinkers
Of one of ,hc strongest religious Genouini-
lions "t',lhc Country This is the Grst Gen,
eral Conference in Which layincn lave held
seats The whole number of delegates cicc>.
rcd to lie Cor;ccnc waS 2ig. and Yesterday
81 wcrr present
Tie Prcshs ;c.:in G!urci. assemblies a;
Loui>viic Ky, on Thursday.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-18

The Fifteenth Amendment has hccn
extensively celebrated by the coio"rd
ucopIe. One Of ihr speakers Sa': Not
10 Penn, nor Washington, Tor the Dec
laration Of Independence. Tor 10 tie Van
KEGS, nor to Abraham Lincoln. are "e
indebted for our independence, but to
Jefferson Davis
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-18

The Star says the Senate: Committee
on the Pacific Railroad have agreed to re-
port in GaEer Of Southern Pacific Kali
road from Marshall. Texas, By way: ol
FL paso to San Diego in::.GslIforn'a
Gen. Fermont's road is TO be otlowed to
connect with the ahoSe road at Es i@aSo
but he is to receive 10 erar: Ct lands be-
vpnJ F; Peso.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-18

a bill was introduced supplementary
to the Civil Rights Act, TO secure equal
rights in railroads, steamboats,, public
conveyances, hotels, licensed theatres
houses Of public entertainment, common
schools, church institutions and ceme.e
ry associations, incorporated by national
or Safe authority; also Oh inrirs IL
courts, na'i"nal and STATE.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-18
Cheap Gsaiicg

"We have made arrangements with the
proprietor Of the CAROLINA FARMER, first
class, eight>pagc Agricultural Weekly, pub
lishcd at Wilmington, y. c, TO club that
Journal with the HERALD. at 81 25 per year
jnr the wv, 10 all new Subscribers to the
Farmer. Specimen copies Of the Carolina
Farmer my be seen II this Office
Feb %, ST.
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1MMlGRATIoS.-The steam ship City
of Brooklyn arrived at New York, from
Liverpool, on Monday, with 1920 irmi-
grants, making total Of nearly 5000
within a week chat have landed at New
York. Many Of them are Eng1ishnen
and Scotchmen, who are going to Virgin.
Ia and other Southern States to engage
in farming.
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rSgIIOW TO BUILD CHEAP

IS,Y~IIOW 10 BUILD CHEAP.
livery olc who has any experience in
building. knows to his sorrow that the thou
sand aud one little items included in the one
word finishing, make fully half the cost os 4:
house, and that ilI-advi>cd expenditure ia
this direction often runs The bill far above
the estimate. To avoid such trouble and
disappointment. buy You: blinds, doors.
s:.shcS, mouldincS direct from the manu-
faciurcr, p. 7. To.!c, Charleston, S. c. See.
advertisements.
N-y 4 11-1n
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AIDE DECAMp.- NJ r. Delaney, c"l'r'd,
las been appointed aidc.de CAMP /"
,hc Governor, with the rank Of le"-
1caaat.colonel. lie has Instructions 20
visit all portions of the Safe and Impress
u1on the minds Of the coior"d people the
i'nporiancc Of going to work ut once T."
i:np:ovc the land Of the State. -Caar!es'
tnn Nnuc
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Tie idea Of the In'al!ibility Of the
Pope cf Rome is absurd, upon the Frin-
ciples Of Romanism; for Peter, the
assumed proto.pope, was tallible. &C.
cording to Pa. Who ""ithstood Him
face to face" On account Of his error.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-18

N. Lcfane, Of New Orleans, is IN
Washington, with working model get
ting j.. patent f,r lis ncw tHach'ne, "h:ch,
it is clai,mcd. extracts tl.c fibre from the
green ramic plant. The machine attracts
great attention.
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A~o

Mr.. James T. Welsman. Of Charleston,
has been elected by the Board Of h'Eec-
tors the Treasurer Ct the South Carolina
Railroad Company. Mr.. Welsman is Il
gentleman of large mercantile AMI CAM
rucrcial expcrirnce, and will strengthen
materially the management of the co:l'
D.nN.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-18

An advertisement n ?car< in the kn"x'
vile Whis ior 1000 hands to work on the
Blue Ridge, Railroad 60f for tunnel
work and l400 for grading. This sounds
like business.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-18

~ Wm. II. Bernard, Proprietor of the
Star Advertising Agency, Wilmington, n. c.,
is authorized. 20 receive advertisements for
this papcr II our lowest cash rates"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-18

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. es:~
DIR. D. II WEETS is respectfully pieScI-
ted to The citizens Of Ncwberry, for thci sat-
irage at the ensuing election.
Nav +. lS-tt. NEW DE.'Rl.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-18

4 terrible storm Of stones occurred at
Las PIav1s, Peru. Gardens. orchards
and crops CT ali kinds were cut to pieces.
1t was accompanied by an earthquake.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-18

E.2y3 "TIIEY SIN. WHO TELL
rs love can dc, or that SUMTER B1rTEEs,
is MOI tie bc>; Toaic AID S:omach:c offered
10 tie suffering.
Mly IS 20-it.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-18

The blue RIDGE RAILRoAD.-Itls Is re-
ported from Columbia that the s4,000,.
600 Of Blue Ridge Railroad bonds,
guaranteed by the State, authorized by
the act Of 1865, are about to be put on
the market. The statement is made that
the bonds are in course Of signature, and
that commission has been appointed
for their negotiation. The commission,
We believe, consists of General Gurrey,
General Harrison and Governor Scott.
The las: named official is said to have sold
out all the State bonds and stocks which
he bad. An1 now, tho Dc1uSc,
Charleston News.
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May 4, lS-:f.
oS$>

We will send tie New York Bcc-Nccrcrs'
Journal and National Agricu!turi>t and the
Herald bot. for one year lor $3.50.
Address 7. !. 1 L II. GRENEkER.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-18

1t is getting alarming about rain.
Nobody can get any cotton up until ii
does rain. Darnwcll Sentinel.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-18

Down in Mississippi they are chiefly
letting politics alone just nos, and cul,
tivating cotton.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-18

ROME, May 13.-Thc Pope threatens
extreme measures against American
bishops who quit their posts.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-18
J. X. VANCE, Chairman,

TIE DISABILITY BlLL.-The following
is the text of Senator RobertSon's bill
winch offers amnesty to all but those VINO
were officially prominent with the late
war. Yet the excepted classes, BY appli-
cation lover their own sigraturo) to Con.
grcs<, may be Individually relieved.
\ Bill to relieve all persons engaged in
rebellion from the disability imposed
by the Fourteenth Amendment of the
Constitution, with certain exceptions.
Bc it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representative of the United States,
IN Congress assembled (.wo. thirds OF
both Houses concurring). That all per
sons, except as hereinafter excepted, sub
icct to any disability imposed by the
Fourteenth Amendment Of the Constitu
ton of the United States, are hereby re-
ieved from. such disability providing
nevertheless, that the following classes
of persons are excepted from the proYi.
sions Of this act, that is to say:
!. AL persons who, being members o
tie Congress Of the United States, with
drew FROM their seats and aided the re
bellion.
2. All persons who, being officers o
the army or navy Of the United States
left said army or navy and aided the re
bcilion.
3. All persons who were members o
State Conventions which adopted pre-
tended ordinances Of secession.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-18

PAElS, May l0.-Returns from all
parts Of the country except Algeria, on
the vote en-, the plcbiscitum, give ma
jcrity in favor Of over five and half
millions.
Liberte says the Emperor intends to
abrogate decree diminishing the Bour.
bon and Orleans families.
The same journal wants complete
freedom of the press, as the result Of the
plsbiScitatr; and proves that after years
Of experience all efforts against al oppo-
sitlon press are powerless.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-18

By an order from the Post Office Depart
ncnt The mails have hsen returned I" 'he
Laurers Rail Road.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-18

Gov. Scott has ordered an election Q
3l>t last, t" ill WEittcmorr$ place.