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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-01-06
TE1EsEGRAPHTo
Foreign News.

PARIS, January 3.--The Empefors on
Saturday. in reply to the usual address
II OF the Corps Legisla.if, sa55s.ssssd him
self to the president of that body in the
following language: 49,. .u -
.'tThe assurances OF devotion which
you address to me in the name of the
Corps Legislatif render me happy. Never
was our good understanding more ne
csssary. New circumstances have aug
mented your prerogatives without di-
minishing the authority given me by the
nation. In sharing the responsibility
with tine great bodies OF state, feel
moro confident of overcoming difficulties
in future. When traveller has gone O
long journey and lays aside portion of
his burthen. he is not weakened, but
gains new strength to continue his
march"
). Subsequently, in reply to al address
OF the Archbishop of Paris. the Emperor
said: II accept with gratitude the good
wishes of the clergy of Paris. Receive
in return my fluctuations upon the zeal
you have shown in promulgating among
the masses the doctrines of abnegation
and charity"
Tne new ministry has at length been
formed. The Journal Official gives the
list as follows: Justice and religion,
Emile Olivier; foreign affairs, Count
Napoleon Daru; interior. Chevandier
DeValdrome; finances, Louis Joseph
Baffet; WEI, Edmund LIE Bout; marine.
Regault De Gcnouilly; public instruc-
tica, Emile Alexis Segris; public works,
Marquis Da Talhouet; agriculture and
commerce. Charles Louvet; fine arts,
Maurice Richard; Emperor's household,
Count Valiant; president of the Council
of State, Esquron De Parieu.a
The Emperor Napoleon recently paid
q visit to ex-Queen Isabella of Spain.
She, related to him that proposals had
been made to her by the Duke de Mont
pensier since she had been in France,
and said she had refused to accede to
them solely to please him, the Emperor.
With the exception of some of the
moro radical republican journals, the
press of Paris are decidedly favorable to
the new ministry. The Avenir National,
the democratic national organ. says that
the reaction which aided the Emperor to
+ overthrow the republic has come to
power again. The Opiniom Nationale
opposition, says that the ministry is too
clerical and too much influenced by
Theirs. The Peuple Francais, IN organ
z inspired by the Tuileries, says that the
ministry will not ask the dissolution of
the chambers, nor the constitutional
power for the chambers. The Journal,
inspired by Rouher, promises its support
q to the ministry, Gf its policy be not toe
boldly
MADRID. January Sit is rumorec
that Regent Serrano will be invested with
supreme power, but the Cortes hesitate
q TO adopt such an extreme measure.
LONDON, January 5.-The Times, il
an editorial on the Spanish crisis, de
plores the downfall of Prim, and attri
butes the disaster to the unreasonable
prolongation of the provisional regime
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A celebrated doctor of divinity, after
few hours conversation with q lady,
wrote to her thus: "My dear madam: In q
few hours you have obtained place in
nv heart, which 1 could not have ex-
pected in as many weeks; indeed, so
fully have you possessed yourself, that
unless you consent to become tenant
for life, not only will our parting be cx-
ceedingly troublesome, but I fear that
many terms will elapse before I can pre-.
pare the promises for another occupant. y
1t is needless to say that the lady came tc
terms.
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Cotton Cotton!!
FHNHE highest market price paid for COT.
Il TON. F.. 4 G. D. HOPE
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a Good Dinner

NAN he obtained any day, at 8 o'clock, at
LUNCH from II until o'clock, daily. Jan 6
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In the Court of Probate---Richland Co

In the Court Of Probate---Richland Co.
John NJ. Humphrey and wife, us. Geo. Price,
et dt-Petaion for Partition.
T appearing to my satisfaction that Samuel
Il Trapp, one Of the defendants in the above
stated case, resides without tie limits of this
State; on motion OF Albert N. Boozer Petit
TONERS Attorney, it is ordered, that the said
defendant do plead, answer or demur thereto
within forty days from this date; or on failure
to do 80, his consent to the same will be entered
OF rerord. WILLIAM uUTSON WIGG
Dec % S6 Judge OF Probate.
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oSer them extra Inducements in all articles
usually kept in the GROCERY, HARDWARE
and LIQUOR line. T. J. d H. NJ. GIBSON,
Oct 15 Old Exchange Bank Corner
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PERSONAL APPEARANCE OF THE n
The London Ne,cs, of December /
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Another new State may be added to
mination of the present session Of Con-
gress. Colorado is the territory that
asks to be elevated to the honors and
dignities of sovereign State. 1t will be
remembered that both branches Of Con-
gress, on two separate occasions, passed
bills for the admission of that territory,
/ but President Johnson, on both occa-
sions, interposed his chronic veto. Rumor
has it that General Grant approves the
establishment of the State Of Colorado.
The Winnepeg war is " very funny
one. Two forts'.hav been attacked and
captured with the same result attendant
upon the famous battle of Squirt-"no
BODY killed and nobody hurt" Botf
parties despatch troops and agents, who
invariably run away from one another
During the hunting season the revolu
tionists adjourned proceedings until th'
sport was over. People who carry or
war in this style, besides being ''hal
breeds" must be only half wits. '---
ONE BROTHER KILLS ANOTHER.
other most horrible murder has bee,
perpetrated in Morgan County, ILL., Las
Friday night, two brothers, name,
Thomas and Samson Cantrall, who re
N side seven miles West of Jacksonville
while drunk, quarreled about some
trivial matter. when Thomas drew
\ large knife, and stabbed his brother seve
N lral times, infictipg fatal wounds.
[ Four tons of mail matter was frankie,
by each Congressman last session.
Do you know any word that contain
all the vowels? Unquestionably.
New York city contains 429 churches.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-10
InGueement to Take the Cam
gsigR Paper.

The campaign is now open it is an innpoZtans
one src2; Interests are involved, vital issues at
stake. and c:ents are daily occurring which it is
important that people should know Our dis
trct sh ould bc awake, and they cannot keep up
with the times without paper. The blissful lg-
norance which it would be folly to enlighten
won't 60 row, We must be informed on the agi-
tating questions t:lsc day. the prospects, and ne
cessitics and duties Of the hour. No man should
trust to hear say to his neighbor, for the infor-
nation il his own reach. Read for yourselves.
Take your district paper, and others also if you
can afford it. brt first ofall take the district pa
yer. AID to place it in the reach ofa, we propose
To reduce the price
For all who subscribe within the preent month,
And cfcr il 20 single subscribers at $3.50 for the
year.
ind to clubs Of ten at So.
Besides wc will give years subscription to that
excellent agricultural monthly, the
Rural Caro!inian. to the
getter up o:c.ubs
Of ten, free
Of cost.
Remember. tbs off,. will be kept open for one
month only. after that we will demand the usual
price.
Every Union Reform mar should take the pa
per- and we make this liberal offer so it may be
within the reach ot tnJse who now ind 1t citn-
cult 70 subscribe.
We respectfully ask our readers to make known
this offer 70 those Of tLeis friends who are not
,.kiur the raper. Aug. 70: S2-I
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cET3cE CALENDAR,

Lutheran Church. Rev Jacob Hawkins,
Pastor. Services every first and thirdSabbaths
at II O. o'clock, \. 81: and on the second and
fourth Sabbaths,sat a O'Clock, 7. M. Sun
day School at o'clock, a. n.
Beth Eden. Rev Jacob Hawkins. Pastor.
Service every second Sabbath at II O'Clock,
\. ".
PRESBYTERIAN Church Rev. r. 4. Mickle,
Pastor. Services every Sunday, commencing
II o'clock, Il. m., and S p. N. Sunday
School ut O'Clock, 4. m Prayer Meeting
every Wednesday night ats o'clock.
Methodist Church. Rev. O. y: Darby
Pastor. Services every Sabbath at 10! am,
and s o'clock, p. m. Sunday ocho0i Al
Q o'clock a. N. Prayer meeting every &C.
ncsday night at s O'Clock.
Baptist Church. Rev. John Stout, Pastor
Services every Sabbath at 10: o clock, q IN
Sunday School ut Q o'clock. Prayer meet.
in@ every Sunday afternoon at CLOCK, ano
Thursday afternoons q! 6 clock.
Episcopal Church. Rev. E. Il. Miles. Pas
tor. Services on first and third SabbathS
every month. at IL O'Clock in the forenoon
and at candic-light.
The Associate Reformed Church is al
present without o pastor.
Pastors 0: country Churches who desire
their appointments published will please
hand them in.
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n1-.@ CHOLERliii-The fol-

~" CHOLERA =! !-Ihe 1Ol-
loving letter is from Mr. Woodward. OF st. Lou
is 20 J. y Harris. E-q., Of New London, Conn
Nr. ". Is 4 gentleman OF high respectability,
and daring tie prevalence ofthe cholera in St.
Louis. watched the result Of the application of
the Pain Killer for this disease ard his testimo-
nv can be relied upon with the utmost conf
deDcc: o..
DgAE S1R:-You recoilect when saw you in
January last, my expressing to you my most
sancuinIe expectations that DAVIS PAIN KILL
FIR would have tremendous sale in the west
this season. and NY aEticipatlons have been more
than realized. and the testimony OF thousands
who have used i has been that they would not
be willing to 20 to bed at night without it in the
house. =
! On the appearance Of the cholera in this city,
such was the coMideEce in the Pain Killer IS q
remedy, that many who purchased it remarked
that they had no fears or dread OF the cholera as
long a. thev had the Pain Killer by them. and
hundreds took it daily rs preventive. for no
rerson can have Z arrangement Of the bowels or
diarrtea il they Use this Irediciue. This was
the security nd confidence ofhundTeds acquaint-
ed with it, aud when teir friends were attacked
with the Cholera they would administer ne
remedy in large quantities. and in every case
when II has been taken in any Of the first stages
orthis disease, il has proved successful.
consider il an iEfdliible remedy. / have not
heard otany Individual in any family who used
the Pain Killer when attacked but speedily re-
covered.
The clerk informed me that be administered it
to persons when cold or III the cramps, and 1t
gave immediate relief. but still it should be given
quickly. for when the Gischarge Of t'rlce water
has begun the hope OF life has fed. Should This
disease make its appearance among you, as IN all
probability it will. be not alarmed: you and all
Others there have the remedy. and am conhdent
ifthc Pain Killer is used. not a single death py
Cholera will occur in your city.
Respectfully yours, ,..
TIE Pain Killer is sold by al dealers in Farni-
~ Medicines.
Auv 8 elm.
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ToTG Clubs.

We urgeSpon our fellow citizens the
necessity Of fopaing clubs in every pre-
cinct Of the district. The time for ac-
,ion-vigoccus, dct:n.;acd, persistent
action has come, and &c must take the
tide now at its Hood, and work out tbs
plan Of Reform. We can only do this
successfully by united action, by forma-
ton OF clubs at every available POINT, and
let all these be in active communication
with each other and the central club.
United we stand, but divided We fall.
But we know :h@rc is no Question Of d.
vision now. Form Your clu-s At once,
and send in your reports. he elect
will be Of i.calcul2b.c benefit. Already
the radical ranks are warcring, splitting,
dividing, and how let the Reform par
ty stand up in is great moral strength,
and the effect will be prcdigiouS. What
We wa,;t nov is thorough organization,
right understanding, every man to know
his neisl.bor, Who he i>,wtat he is,where
he is, and VIVA. he is going to 60, and
knowing all Ills VIC viii be strong, and
g,. rrcparc,! for the issueS as they come
u,cauiz.., af:'l we i.arc The enemy "hy
nc biz" It uicc.
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--%o>-

THE SOUTHERN CCLTITATOR Tor Angus
is TO hand 1t is one OF the best Agriculture
monthlc; published, and thoroughly South
eIn and made I'D 10 suit this latitude. Eact
number IS worth the years subscription, Sc
full is it of matter interesting to the farme;
and breeder, and we recommend 1t to ever
one of our readers who docs not already tax:
II. The more Of this kind Of reading III:
rcoplc have the better must be our condition
Published bv VIM. 4 W. L. Jones, Athens
Ga. - per annum.
The August Number of B1ainard's Musical
World is received. and contains two new Songs
Down bv the Low Whispering Sea. and WAX:
us at Dawn. Moth.r" Also q fine Instruments
piece by Favarger. called The Dew Drop
new story Ly Weldon Cobb. .Jr., entitled "Pere
diti,': appcars in this number. besides othe
musical sketches and entertaining reading matter
We can recommend this Journal to the musical
public as one Of the best periodicals OF the KIND
in the country. specimen copies can be Oh
taiucd by sending ten cents to the publishers
MeSsrs :. Rrainard X sons. Cleveland. y. In:
subscription price is ouc dollar per year
"WuAr TO WEAR AND How TO MARE
T.''-IS the title Of Il book OflnstrUcti0ns on
dress and drcssmaking, published by Nine
Demorcst, at Is ccntS DrcSSmakCrs and
ladies generally will find in this manua
much useful information, and complete N,
struction in every department Of ladies, aad
children dress. 1t is issued scn,-annualE
and sent free of postage: Address Mnc
Demorcst, S3S broadway, New OK.
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ss:e. SINKING SLOWLY:


pisecses that progress rapidly to crisis are not
The only ones TO De dreaded. Canker or Dry rot
does not blast tree Is suddenly as stroke OF
lightning but unless arrested. it destroys, It as
certainly and in like manuer chronic deollsy,
although it does not kill with the swlftress OF
yellow fever. is as sure tosap the springs or liie
eventually as any acute disease If not checked oy
invico-ating mcdication. There is sonethlng IN
expressiby touching in the spectacle OF prema-
ture decay. LaDsor. pal!or. emactation, depres-
sion OF spirits. and dstaste for eNertlon are ss
Ordinary symptoms and they should be promptly
met BY ton ic treatment. The best inviSorapt
and exhila-ant that can he administered IN .
case Of this Kind is HoStetters' Stomach Buffers
Tie stimulating principe Of the p!eparatoR
rouSes the dormant energies Of the system. ana
Tie strengthening and regulating properties glTe
n permane I and healthtul impulse to the vital
forces tIrus brougts isto play. The faiing appc-.
tite is re-aNukened. the process of digestion and
assimilation are Guickcucd. the quality OF the
blood is improved. the sccretions become more
natural aud every organ that contributes to the
nouriStment OF the body nndergceS salutary
change. Hy these means the repair of the physi-
cal structure is effected aad its health and Vigor
restored. in no class OF diseases has the beneh-
cent operation of the BitterS been more marked
and striking than III those characterized by gen
rral debility and nervous prostratiOn. Lad les al
trcied with these ailments iud IN this most whole.
some Of all tunics and cnrrec!ives the safest and
sureSt means of relief II is strong to restore ana
rowerless to injure. Such is the uniform testi-
mony OF clouds OF witnesses"
Au~ g. 3l-lm.
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Cheering.

The speeches at Wadlington's arc De-
ing already heard from. We are informed
that many sensible colored men have
come over to the side Of truth and hon
esty, and express satisfaction that they
have been enabled to hear of the corrup-
ton and dishonesty Of the party who
would lead them to utter ruin. Let the
good work go on. Truth vii. prevail.
The Reform tide increases in volume and
power, and we shall soon hea: of scores
and hundreds turning their backs on the
Scott ring, ard their faces to the Reform
Party.
Accounts from other districts are equal
y, and in some greatly more cheering
Let every white man constitute him
self speaker aat: button hole one sensi.
bic voter, and !! he makes an impression
keep his ho.l till The garment breaks.
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Laurens Items,

We gather from the Herald as follows:
\ grand Reform mass meeting will be
held on the 18th. On Monday last the
citizens met and appointed as delegates
to the 4th Congressional nominating con-
vention, to be held in Columbia on the
18th, B. v. Bail, Cullen Lark, J. W.
Goodsion, Capt. II. Smith, 4. B. Byrd,
3. ". Lanfo.tl, Joel ". Anderson and
B. S. Jones. The Reform spirit is good.
Mr.. Thos. Duckctt. highly respected
citizen, died on the 25th ult., at the age
of74.
Crops medium.
Prof Schmitt and his daughter, Of
Nswberry memory, have turned up again
They gave concert in the town On
Thursday last.
The Clinton outrage is shown to nave
been entirely unprovoked. The militia
fired several vollcvs into the town, and
some of the balls penetrated dwelling:
thus eadange'ins life. SCOTS emlSsarc:
are at the bottom of this affair.
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General i. {. B;.TjEE, vi E3se&:;d,
Nof;na
~ -& -

We are requested by Col. 5. Fair
sao't. Of Can~ass, to state that Judge
Carpenter will address the citizens OF
Newtcrry, at Ncwbcr9' c. H., on next
Monday, at 10 o'clock, 4. m.
All persons arc cordially invited to
hear him.
4 passenger car will he attached to
the regular freight which goes do1n be-
tween 3 and I in the afternoon, for the
accommodation Of such persons as may
come un from below on this occasion.
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Tie Only property L. X. Scott ever
paid tax on before his four years picket
service and subsequent State rickingS,
was . blind bob-tai! mare worth *l3, ana
a tumble down cilai>c worth $50. lie
has now stored Up $500, 900, and another
term Of oG:cc viii make hin n,i!lioa'
a:rc. In former times 9 ran had to DC
.ich to sustain the on2rouS d&;ics Of the
chief m"g;5;racy, and became poor
enough the prevailing honesty. But
low under raG:ca: rule tic Office is fat,
and the poor possessor OF a ily blown
mare and 4 creaAing buggy IS enabled
through ;ieip Of co?orcd votes to grow
rich. Times have changed. No wonder
he p-ofes<es iocc ioc >he co:oced nan,
lis sn:.nG:l Investment, ii! lie capital
necessary to sacce>s being check and 4
good stock Of lies.
Four years norc Of excessive taxation
IS al be desires.
Lc; Us refuse him the desire Of his
hcar>,
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sect Gu: OF the Way, Daniel Tucker"

A promising sign Of Improvement is
seen in the action Of the State Radical
Convention, and although the party IN
the Convcntion-for it is not the whole
yoice-still stand by and nominate Scott
fer Governor, yet they give the nomina-
ton for 1t. Governor, to RansieT, the
negro, and Elliott, the colored, is prefer
rcd to Nog-e. I: shows that the carpet
lcssers' reign is over. They are being
made to stand aside. They have been
allowed too full swing; and now feeling
;l,e;. power, the cotored pupil turns on
his master, and the cry is "gct up and
cit"
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CaserticG the Ranks.

It is said that Wcrthington. who
figured here SO consP;cuously but a short
time since, has quit the field in fear
and hides his diminished head in parts
unknown to honest men. Thus are they
falling off. This is the beginning Of the
end, and the way these rascais will serve
the colored people, by leaving them in
thn lurch
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Cur Neigh:or.

There is great suspense in Georgia pending the
vote on the question Of tie Legislature retaining
their seats for another term. 1t will come up next
Friday for o final vote in the Hou$e-the reSolu-
tons postponing the fall elections having passed
the Senate. There are various conjectUreS as 10
the result. Ii the resolutions pass, the state
will be conyulsed. Car impression is that The
resolutions will pass.
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Tho Nn-|c- Seconded.

The Columbia Phenix calls for grand a
t;onal Convention to see if something cant te
done TO sustain tie c.umbling pillars Of the edi-
fee Of constitutional liberty Or the edisce must
soon fall. And the ship Of State, i: too. with 8
drunken crew ard all sails SET, and helm hard-a-
port, rusles upon the breakers. Repuc!lcaniSm !:
Liberty run mad! No rights for the minority!
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r1.~AIIEAD OCgUE NORTH

E@E~AUEAD OF TIE NORTH.
I'm many things the North has for a long
time been ahead Of the South, merely because
our people have neglected their natural adj
vantagcs. In nothing was this more palpa-
bIy the case than in the manufacture Of doors,
sa>lcs. blinds, mouldings, &c. This xas no
ticcd by Mr.. p. =. roalc, an enterprising
Charlcstonian, and he has now one Of the
larncs; end most successful manufGciories Of
doors. saShcs and blinds in the whole ccun-
trv. See his advertisement.
Aft
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C,-r R,.rxrr To DEiTu.-

\ LITTLE GlrL BURNED TO DEATH.-Nc
regret to learn that little girl, y years
old. daughter Of Francis N. Gibson,
living few miles from Mt. Willing, WIS
so badly burned, on Saturday, the sth Of
July, that she died in about six hours.
The child took fire while the mother was
absent sllYr; while from the house.
iEl.etielu Advertiser
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The "E.r1rmcrs' boast Of their can.
dila:c for Lic"tnnant-Govcrnor as gen
t'cman Of the first oder By his side
we place orr candidate, and challenge
comrariSon in any aal every attribute Of
manhood.
The ADORE is from the "Rcpn5lican,' y
whose editor holds up Ransicr, the col
orcd nominee for the Office Of 1t. Gov. Of
State on the radical ticket, and chal-
lcnges comparison. Every cne to his
liking as the oh woman said on kissing
her COW.
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"StraY Leaves

This is the title of a very readable and
deeply interesting book, copy OF which
has lately met our eye. 1t is the work OF
the Rev. Lucius Bellingcr, man of eminent
piety and deep learning, and who has been
for years, and is still, laoorins for the sal
vaticn of souls. Mr. Bellingcr has accom-
plishcd much iH his high vocition, by his
prcachings and holy example, and in the
putting out Of this beautiful book, so replete
with christian experience, he will accom'
piish still more good. We earnestly COM
mend it to our readers, and hope that
a copy Of Stray Leaves may DC taken into
every family Gnrics may he had by ap-
plying to the author, or TO the Rev. A. J.
Cauthcn, at Ncwberrv.
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- Di. TUFTS EXPECTC-
TnHANT.-.tlw who have used this inval-
uahle medicine tor Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Splitting Of Hool, Group, Inflammation of
the Lungs or Chest, lIoarscrcss, Difficulty Of
Breathing, Bronchitis, and al! diseases of the
Lungs ATTEST its usefulness. For Lung afec-
tionS il has no equal.
Aug 3, 3l--2t.
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NOTICE.

TIT. citizens Of Ncwberry, who arc in IA
vor of the Reform movement now being
made il this State, will meet in their respec-
tive ncishHo:;cods, (each ncighhorhood
selecting its own place Of meeting,) for the
purpose of organizing Reform Clubs. on
Saturday, the 18th instant. Each Club is
requested 10 send five delegates to gene
raj convention AZ Ncwbcrry c. H., on Sat.
urLav III" 2n;h inst.
SIMEON FAIR, Sup't Of Canvass,
A"g. 70, 32-tf. For Newberrv.