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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09
OUR EXCHANGE LIST.

Enr&c'S Weekly, ono of tho most deserving
among the many magazines published for
the youth. Macon, GA, 50 per annum.
The School Day Visitor, published at Phila-
driphia by DanEha'lay \ Decker, Is capital
naEaHlnc Tor youth. Wo acknowledge tho
receipt of The March No. Price 81 .25
The Topographic Journal aud Advertiser.
rom the press Of McSSrS. Walker, Evans 4
CoSSwcll, is received for March. II is full OF
interest 10 typos, nnd very handsomely
printed.
We have received tho March number of
tho New Eclectic, published at Baltimore, by
fumbull \ Murdoch Ii will compare f;i-
vor"bly with The best OF tho magazine litcra-
iurc OF the day, and tho present number Is
better than common. Price 81.
A catalogue from the Old Cc'ony Nurse
iieS and Seed establishment Of Mr.. Is. NJ
Watson, Plymouth, Mass, Just received,
c"ntnns tie name Of flower and garden seed
fruit trees and Shrubbery without number, ali
OF which can hc had from Mr.. Watson, who
will furnish circular on application.
THE XIX CENTURY for March is to hand
Contents: The Storm and tho Sunsct: ic
tween the lrnvcs-ro"m; "reminiscences of
Public Mcn--DIntcl Webstcr-Jocl 4, Poin-
Sc,t' by EXGov: Perry; My Darlings Three
"nd Adventures In Equatorial Africa; The
MnSic i.eSson-l'ocm; I.ilo IN New York :;
An Enemy IIa::n Done 1t; Editorial Work
shop; Passes Gil iaSSalit.
TIE IHcxrM BANxHE-Ths excellent
se'ni'monthly Tor young people Is il ts third
year, and must commend itself TO nil liberal
minds MS Magazine worthy of their sup.
port. II is rs much to DO commended for
That which II rejects. as for that il makes
use OF; Tor, stunning tho monsirous and
nal yl ~ In n, f,
severely puritanicnl on tho other, 1t linds
pleasant pathway between, along which It
conducts its renders. Published at 81 90 n
year. by Lon II. Kinhall. 1874 Madison ST.,
Room 81, Chicago, III.
The RURAL CARoL1N1AN."-Tho March
number Of this sterling monthly Is, as usual,
promptly before us, and fully, sustains Its
reputation II hns several particularly notes
worthy papers. "'rhe Preparation Of Land
for Cotton" signed Glow Middling," which
we believe Ia from tho pen of General John.
son liagood, Of Barnwcll, contains somc
most timely Suggestions, backed up by tho
TT.seessay facts and figures. "rhc Premium
and Caltiyating Cotton" arc also worthy Of
attention In tho samo connection, and arc
timely and to tho point. Some hints on tho
"Calliyatlon Of the Castor Bean and Bono"
for oil, from tho pen Of Con. H. r. Alexan.
dor, suggest another means Of divorsifying
our gu Industry. Poultry Farming for tho
tho best breeds Of 70 Rls, will bo interesting
aud profitable to all who arc fond Of eggs
and chickens. Artclcs on Sisal Hemp and
tho cultivation Of the Banana commend
q ttIhemselyes. particularly to Florida readers,
Tho Editor's Suggestive Facts" should set
Sss Sesdp dpG9Spe ,Spn 70 ,hinklog We hope they win
don't ncpteet cyerYthin,1 9lsn m nl0nt ootfnn
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09
Work on Columbia canal commenced.
The battlc Of the blondes is in Chicago.

o., The battlc Of the blondes is in Chicago
Ministerial crisis imminent,ip Spain. .
Ways and Means Committee agree to
abolish income tux. 81. ''t y. ."'
Gold only l3 cents more in the dolur
than greenbacks. g.. .i;,,. .,..
Mr.: p; II. d: Shuler, formerly of Co,
ldmIia, is dead. : :
Legislature adjourned on tho first
INST, after a session Of 90 dnys. $50.
Silver. mines of unparalleled richness
discovered in Kentucky.
twas an all devoring love that melted
Miss Dunn, of ST. Paul, to bite off her
lover s,thuuib last week. .t..a..
Congress considers the proprioty Of abro.
eating tho tribal Of 1Ddiai,s and tho cree.
'tion Of territorial government. 'i.''|h' ~.
Tho freedwomen of Virginia are charged
with killing their new. born children
"with az little ceremony they do surplus
A Young Indy in Philadelphia ndvcrti.
scs i.&!at SO will give 100000 to any
respectable yocng man who will marry
her. i -. n. -
a bachelor used tho :ollowf,;o modiflca.
ton of hackncyed phrase in con9ratula.
ting newly.married friend: ~ wish Snu
much jaw" ..n.. u.o. e.. . .. -.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09

IMPORTANT JUDICIAL CnANGe..-By
late net of tho General Assembly, Edge.
field district has been severed from The
second judicial circuit of South Carolina,
presided over by Judge Platt, and added
to the fifth judicial circuit, presided over
by the newly elected Judge Melton -
The fifth circuit comprises Lexington,
Richland, Newbcry, Kershaw aud Edge.
field. BY this arrangement, tho court
will sit in Edgciicld on the first Monday
in March las il old tirnc) instead of the
first Monday in February. The succeed
ing courts will DO holden in July aud
November. All-for more reasons than
one-wil! DC much pleased with this
new arrangement.
Judge Melton will open the March scs.
SION at this place on Monday next. If
we are not much mistaken, the session
ny agreement among tho members Of the
bar is 10 DC devoted to equity business.
Edgeticld Advertiser.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09

a BRIDE BURNED TO DEATu.-A most
distressing accident happened ncnr Cyu.
thlana, Kentucky, OH Wednesday last,
resulting In the death Of II very cstina.
bic young woman, Mrs. Thumns Lemon,
who had been married but nbout n week
undertook to kin,llc n fire in her stove
with coal oil, when the flames lcnpvd M,
and communicated with her dress. =, liz
an instant, her clothes were in n blaze,
and there being no aid at hand, she ran
out into the yard ndrolled over several
times in the snow, but the garments con
tlnncd TO burn until the last vcs,ipo ol
them was consumed, and the body OF
the unfortunate woman was baked almost
TO crisp.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09
Hancock Co., Aug. 7, 1869.

WHAT TIE Old JUDGES ARE DoIxG.-
The Columbia correspondent of tho Au.
gusta ConstithtionaliSt, says:
| asked my friend, who took me to
tho Court, what the old Judges are do.
ingp ile replied, "Thcre is Moses,
Chief Justice, tho only one of the old
Judges who has affiliated With the nc.
gro aud the carpcl-hnggcr. Chief Jus.
tI'c Dunkin is practising law with his
son, in Charleston; Judge Wardluw IL
Keeping savings bank in Abbeville ;
Judge lnslis is practicing law aud Pro.
tessor in tho Law School in Baltimore :
Judge Glover is practicing law with
his son in Orangeburg Judge Munro
is practicing law with his sou in An.
dcrson and Union; Judge Daxkins is
practising law in Union Judge Aldrich
is practising law with his son in Barn.
well; Chancellor Carroll is practising
Ia" with the Mvllbns in Columbia !:
Chancellor johnson il planting cotton
IN Marlboro; Chancellor Lcscsnc is prac.
ticinG law in Charleston"
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South Carolina Institute Fair.

South Carolina Institute Fair.
The Board Of Directors Of the South
Carolina Institute, after an interruption
OF ten years, in consequence Of tho war,
have determined TO resume the object
Cor which the Institution was chartered
by the State, by giving n Fair in Char,
lesion, 5 g., commencing November
LIST, 1870. Cor exhibition of aud compc.
tition in all branches Of Industry. The
well known reputation Of the Institute
is, they presume, sufficient guarantee 10
the r',blic that every cllnrl will be made
to make ii great success.
Railroad and Steamboat Fares will,
they are assured, hc HEprCED SO Low as
to enable persons from all parts of this
aud The a'I'inins States to visit the city
Of Charleston during Fair week.
Competition is invited from all sec.
tons Of the country. The highest pre-.
minms will bc awarded to the hes,
productions in Agriculture, Stock, Agri.
cultural Implements, Mechanics, Manu-.
features. Art and Industries of every
kind. The premium list will be issued
at an early day. Special premiums will
hc awarded to largest and best growtl,
of cotton, rice, corn mud field crops
generally, and also improved agricultural
implements.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09
Tho LOGS Of tho Onoida.

LONDON, March ~ Fifty.six Of the
officers and crow ofthc Oneida have been
picked up by tho Bombay's boats. An.
other account, dated Yokohoma, january
81, via San Francisco, March ], saws :
Tho most terrible accident and hor.
ri6lc exhibition Of inhumanity known
in the East, occurred about twenty
miles down this coast, ut half.
past o'clock on the evening Of January
Q. The United States steamer Oneido.
homeward bound, collidcd with the
British Peninsula and Oriental iron nail
steamer Bombay Captain Arthur Wells
Byre. The Bombay struck the Oneida
on her starrboard quarter, cutting off her
whole stern, aud running ono Of Her tim.
bcrs entirely through the bows If the
Bombay, at the water liue. Three times
the Oneida hailed tho bombay with
"ship ahoy-stand by, you've cut us
down!" Blew her whistle and fired her
guns-all Of which tho officers yof the
Bombay say they did not hear, although
the guns were distinctly heard ut this
port. twenty miles away. Thd Oneida
went down, stern foremost, in about
twenty fathoms Of water, with twenty
officers aud fifty men. Tho captain Of
tho Bomhny did not stop to rescne those
OH board, nor did he, on his arrival, hero,
report the accident, or inform tho au.
thorii..ii"s. The first known of tho disas.
Ter was ncH.s morning, when Dr.. Sud.
dards, tut snrgccc:n,: with fifteen Of, tho
crew, arrived n,::o on .'"ot. Only two
cutters wcro available, and ~" o''icers'
almost to man. refused 10 Jake t.""m
while man remained on board. 81 =.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09

EVIDENCE FOR lIooE. Among the
H,H73 questions and answers. covering
us octave l'ages, Just printed hy the
Investigating Committcc in the 8l Con.
SreSsi"nal District, occurs tho following
Mt page 1871, The witness is james III.
tns (c"lorcd). Of 'Ncwherry the oxami.
nation conducted by Robert Smalis (col.
orc'). of the committee:
QneStion--"Wh was il that told you
that they said they were gring to kill
You, hccausc you were Il leading League
man 7"
Answcr--"B,b Tnrnipscc1 (colorcd)
told INC that Owen TnrRi psccd told his
brother that white man told him be
was going to cut my head off"
Columbia Guardian.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09
WNlX:RMx2Rz,, S. G..
Wednesday, March 8, 1870.
Tho Recent Census.

A tabular statement Of tho census re.
turns Of this State FOR tho year 1860 is
just completed aud published. Tho TO.
tai number of persons Of all ugcs in New.
berry is 1927. OF these arc ss5 white
males, from six to sixteen, and 1868, color.
cd do; s5l white lcmalcs, between six
and sixteen, 1880 colorcd do; white
mules over twenty enc, ',4Hl. colored
ditto 1856; total. number Of all ages,
white males 3,02l, females $3.50; col
orcd males 5,SI5, females G,0s1. White
voters in the State 50,30l, colorcd
9S,4l5. Ncwbcrry has decreased
since census of 1860, 2.G02, tho popula-
ton at that time being 20,S70.
The total State population by the census Of
1917, Is. ..................... FOG ,022
Of these there arc white plaIcs. .l10,321
White females. ..15i,003
lonl Whites. ................... .205 ,3li
Colorcd males. s.................1 1887
Cololcd females. lcs................,.2 22O. COL
Total Culorcl. -. ................d dlO. .709
Total population. ............. .706, ,0?2
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09

A WONDERFUL PnESoMENoN.- won.
dortul spectacle was observed in Ger.
many on the night OF the 1st Of January.
At Mcscritz. from midnight to l o'clock,
tho entire sky presented the appearance
pfa sea Of fire, from which fell con.
stant ND dense shower Of many. .colored
sparks. The imS,cnse sheet Of surging
flano finally took the form Of ficry
arch, from which tho brilliant rain con.
anued to descend, til tho whole waxcd
gradually fainter and disappeared '7r0
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09

Rev. Miss Olympia Brown, the Uni.
versaI'St preacher, is very highly spoken
Of 10y those who have heard her. A cor.
respondent says of her: "She has the
face Of good woman, with clean soul,
dealing with noblest themes, and such
motives always mako fresh the face,
soften the lines, and mould it into rare
beauty.
Fashionable young Indies now select
Their walking suits to match tho color Of
their eyes. Our devil supposes this
TACT to account for the absence of green
on the promenades, or doesn't green como
till spring.
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- 4

FH"A LArnENsvILLE.- Tho court con.
Su'ncd the three last days of last week
III the trial of Sidney Armstrong for
the holnici'lc Of Samuel d. Owens, in
November last. In the fight which re-
sr'!ed in the instant death Of Owens, by
n pistol shot, both parties used pistols,
and third party, J. Harvey GRAY, not
engaged in the lighting, received a shot
through the arm. The parties were old
and respectable families, aud the case OK.
cited considerable interest. The Jury,
after short absence, returned Il verdict
Of mnnslauShtcr.
Mr.. thomas NJ. Wilkes has been nd
United, at the presen, term Of the court,
to practice in the Courts o! Common
Please for this State.
Judge Vernon has worked well, and
has discharged Il heavy sessions docket,
anu all with much patience and suav,tcr.
Herald.
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w ask attention to this Unriyallcd
Fanilv7Medi

= a11lli " 7LN4 49d1C1n9.
The Pain. Killeris Ivy universal consent,
| allowed to have won for itself rcputat atiO,l
unsurpassed IN The history OF n1cdiclnal prep
aratl0ns. Its instantaneous effect I'm tho on
tire eradication and extinction of Pain. in all
| It's various forms. incidental to tho i.umath
family and the unsolicited written and ycr>.
BAL testimony OF tho masses i'll fits favor
nave been, and arc, its own best advertise
| mcnt. -. - %. .' 80
For evidence in favor of tho Pain Killer
for Ministers Sure rlrout or Uronchiti..
read the following:
GENTs--The Pain Killer hns been n con.
stant occupant OF our house for: over two
years. md portion Of the time it hhs been
the only medicine under our roof. Hardly
ever 90 have my children complain Of hc-
ing sick, without having thcm usk in tho
same sentence for Pain Killer.
For several years before became acauain-
ted with the Pain Killer, | had suffered a
great deal from IN affection In my throat,
thought ny some physicians TO be Bronchitis,
oy Others to nc what Is called Ministers
Sore Throat. At one time it was SO severe
@ mat wns Obliged 10 give up proa ching
Nttliina few months after had become
acquainted with the Pain Killer, had an>
6thcr attack from that distressing complaint.
tried my ncw-found MEDICINE, aud. TO nv
nstoni,hNcnt and delight, it produced a wou>
ucrfu'iy soothing ttlcct. In II short time I
was wholly relieved. Since that timo have
hnd nnmber Of attacks OF tho same nnturc :.
and the Pain Her has always afforded mo
relief. Ahont ono year since, my wifo be-
came subject 10 severe suffering from Rheu>
;nn,ism :.onr re>ort. ns usual, was to the Pain
N,'er, which would always relieve her.
n"Fc hot i1nc no" ~ sny more, us I
conh' with hearty good will, aui always
nave done, in praise OF the Pain Killer. If
th's hastily ~writtcn letter, IN coninrrl,intion
OF Terry Davis valuable medicine, will he OF
ANY service, you arc Mt lihcr,y lo du with It
us yun please.
Very firmly yours,
EbGARCADi, Owaionna, Mimi, :.
MiSSio''aiv OF IAc \. B. uotnc Mission So.
CltlY. '| ' i.tNI. -. '.
Mar. ., Jim.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09

IT," Philadelphia Press Is Of opinion,
"lom the present indications, that large
communities Of English and Scotch
pap!e will soon be settled in the north.
err belt Of Southern States from which
Ia colored hands arc now daily misra.
tlk towards the gulf" Tho Press
sphks Of tho groat inducements the
Seth now unquestionaLly presents in
tn way of cheap lands, fertile soil,
hcathy climate and tho universal want Of
aital, and concludes that these will,
er(long, prove irresistible to Northern
eIgrants, and defect tho current from
TIL West 10 the South. "a
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09

TnE REAL CAUSE WHY WnrrrEMopE
mS ESrELLHD.-A Washington corres.
pnncnt writes that it is wh:%pcrcd
abnt III the inncrmoSt circles Of negro
wrShippers that Whittcmore, after all
III professions, is actually unSound upon
III negro question, that hc docs not be.
l'ee in their cqnality with the whites,
an that this is the reason tho radicals
haze dropped him. This view receives
sotc support from certain phrases used
ovN hIttcmnrc in his defence. lilo says: {:
"l|c colorcd men were not able to pass
Examination at the academies. X X
licfonld not appoint loyal colored boy"
lo may imagine the Indignation Of the
Yankees ut one who claimed to be Of
thd, and who, Mt the same time, in the
coast manner, denied the superiority Of
,hencgro.
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lSpartanburg Spartan
Here is the account which tle voun,

Here is the account which the young
wife OF NJ. Emile Olivier, the
French Primo Minister, gave to one
OF the editors of tho Courier des
Dcnx Mondcs about her courtship and
marriage: 81 came TO tho watering.
place, and he came to tho watering.
place | was little, and no was great
Next year, when was again ut tho va.
terIns lace, | had grown little, and he
was grcntcr. In the third year, when he
met IAe again at tho watering place, |
was nearly grown up,and he was great
great enough for two. lie drew me IN
to him, and o happiness became his
wife," .. . =
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09
THs WILCOX, GIBBS & Co.'S MANiPuLArgD
GUANo MORE RELIABLE THAN ANY OTHER

Tns WILCOX, GIBBS & Co.'s MASlpuLAryp
GUANo MORE RELIABLE THAN ANY OTHER
MANURE.
According to. my experiments this vcar
the Wilcox, Gibbs y Co.'s Manipulated Gu.
ano Is my choice, from the fact Tint it Is
more applicable 10 any aud all kinds of
l"nd tlinn any other know. Some of nv
neighbors have nscd pure Peruvian, some
Soluble Pacific, and various others. They
tel. nc that mine snrposscs theirs. l, be.
,,;;"ve the Peruvian is better thnn any other
where the lan,. is low and moist, but to
take land generally that is rich or poor,
moist or tiii,sty, sii(r or ''"osc, all together,
the Manipulated is more 'rcha 'lc than any
Other know. I am confident tho manner
OF applying the manure is to put it u,"eP,
especially on thirsty land, and I bei;"ve
400 lbs. to the acre is tho quantity-less, i
know, will pay, as have tests Of Il, but
400 lbs. pays better. According to tho
seasons and chances generally Of my cotton
mp to this time, DO not believe better cot.
ton could be made to grow on the land
where ] have used tho Wilcox, Clubs &
Co.'S Manipulated Guano. ....'
J. n. ALLEN.
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COM NJ ERCIAI.

., NhTBEEhr, $. G, March $, 1870 Cotton
COLUMBIA. March 7.--Therc is nothing dojpc
posed of. wv" MO
New ionK, March T-7P, M.-Cotton heavy
nd nnd 1u,Iy 1c lower, with sales Of 2, ,5Jl bales nj
mon mon 70 lmlr extra Southern 6.T5u O 10. Gold
closed steady. nt l2t. N
EhLTiMoHE, March 7-Cotton weak and NOM
4 Il 5.;iU. N~' '"fei"ne
CHAnIEsroN. March 7--Cotton dull and low
ermnalngs no 214; receipts 47o bales; sales o;
LIVERPOOL, March 7-Eycning. .--C ION steadv
-upiands IL; Orleans II |; sales lO, o 10 bales
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REvENrE RAID No. 3.-Thc last expo
dition IF the Spartanburg Revenue
Corps, MS far rs we could learn, was n
very dull and commonplace affair. A
lew stills were caplurcd-still houses
burned diStillcrs arrc. ted, and some
bacon, sugar and coffee and few horses
contiScatcd. We would 10 pleased if
some Of the rcvunmc officers would cite
MS TO the law which authorizes the con.
liscallon of the property OF distillcr,
which is not used in connection with the
manufacture Of whiskcy, such as farm
horses. shcop, hogs, chickens. bncon, su.
gar, coffee and kitchen furniture.
Spartanburg Spartan.
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1t is commonly supposed that
there Is a general equality of h,ppi.
mesa but this would be at least contrary TO
ansloaical presumption. Health, beauty.
strength, intellectual endowmcuts, influence.
are all distributed In endless proportions.
Besides, only let two persons be placed TO-.
gcther in contct--what would DO, tho ro.
snlt? In the health aud manly vigor of
the ono who used the "Old Carolina Bit.
iers" Is behold such marked contrast to
his sick and cmlciatcd companion and he.
too, Is persuaded to tske advantage Of tho
curative properties Of this sterling remedy.
-, Children cry for Winclnan's crystaIizcd
Worm Candy? ..~1..' o.. '''' ''
Mar. q, l0--lt.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09
WOMAN SuooTs IIEp Farm PC.

WOMAN SmooTs Her FAlruLEss
i.o'En. While tho congregation at St.
Mays Roman Catholic church in Piaua,
oln, were engaged in worship on the
mtnins Of the 18Th ult., young woman
nhcd Miss Mary Mahcr entered the
Church: After being seated few mo.
mnts she deliberately took pistol from
hf pocket and shot young man named
Tomas Wise. who occupied seat i'm
mtdiately in front Of her. Wise, after
Dug shot, atoso md started towards
lE entry. The woman pursued him,
cI eavoring to shoot him a second time,
of was prevented by policeman, who
a'eStcd her. 1t appears that Wise had
ppmiscd 10 marry her, but had since en- .
sfcd himself to another, which engage
mint was announced in church this
nprning. Wisc's condition is rather
cjtical.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09

These arc sensible words from the
Chrraw Democrat:
"If tho present decline in the price Of
cotton will have the effect nf cnustng the
l.lnntrls to plant more corn, it will be
|tnrtuPatc for tho country. We doubt
hc prosperity Of any farmer " no has his
read to buy ut any price. Certain il i,
Dat the price ni cottr" is ton prccarions
lat man should cXprnd al The labor Of
. year, rely ing npnn il alone for the
vars supply Of hren,lNuiis. We have
MT hcal,l Of any one yet who, if he c.n
ct cation seed himself, will be willing
tfltrd his family, or even attempt to
ten his stock on it. The old rule of
'hking sure Of bread mud then planting
'hatevcr else the farmer might choose is
decidedly the best, and it will have n
geat Affect in brlnging up tho price of
cstoa too.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09

kilograms from Bombay, via London,
sonnd like fairy tale. yet fuw minutes
only mo required, yesterday, fnr com.
Mnnications between tho merchants ni
New York and their correspondents il.
the East ln'lics. Ten yenrs hence, an.l
what is it that modern sr.ncc and en-.
ergy will not have accomrliShc,i2
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Chaan Reading .

"We have made arrangements with tho
proprietor Of the CAROLINA FARMER, q first
class, cight.nagc Agricultural Weekly, pub,
lishcd at Wilmington, N. G., to club thut
ournal with tho lIEnALD, at 81 25 per year
or the two, to all now subsorlbors 10 tho
Farmer. Specimen copies of The Carolina
Farmer may ho seen at this office"
Feb. %, S-,f. .,I.,f. - ,...F -.,.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09

a girl in Chester, Vermont, died q
few days ago, fiom tight .lncing. For
several months previous to her death
this poor victim had hccn obliged ia
sleep with corscts on and .tishtcncd to
the last notch, for tho looscning gave
such I'ain, internally, that shv could moi
hear il. "''
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-09

LARAMIE CRY, WYoMlys, March l -
Among the jurors drawn for tho March
term of Albany County Court, were
eleven ladics-Some of them wives of
tho most prominent citizens. Tho cx.
ctcment caused by this proceeding is
immense ,,s