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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-31


Toa;~.,. rc-o;-o-s - 75;,itia md V;cc.cs.c-s.
Grya, aj, i 1c;nr maGe bv the ring
,n6 ;.s mouth orrau about the "Snirit of
tho Refor,ner< s.ha: :ber are s2oilins
for n noht," and as an example tia:
,hj;;; men, more or less, {nrch less, TO
,:ouhl "urnel to tie teeth" :,s:;1ieS
receivers >tra,,,..I over the oats:Jcs Of
,;.n;r c,slS were Il; .&e Chester meeting
Car H., ,,,,,ncsc Of giving TIC Nadicais III
,!..v waited. How .ou:a:.;i: auI br;-
ca,G::,:. these ha,f Dozen rcyo.ve:
strapped nrcScrrcrs Of lie peace and dig
r;:v nf !av fl: co:'c::": are made 10
''o&, N >. H.: ac;..''': I" ;::@ teeth. Bah
wil"t Vel; ;"DE iI.'':. TO-: ii raced
there is a"y tTn'Ii IL !: a'. He:ifHS De-
ca>;Sv * t;'c :!tc::t ,,,;:';c - ;:e VIM
l~$;,;;">, t:,@t ;:;c m:"'::g nI':.I &c
broken rp. .:!.:!,';:s ::1,;r presence,
were they &at nctI,G: Ard did rot
these ;u;acci; ;;,'ii!.:j"S::i:r<, and So
caIIy,! martyrs. %cic&.hat party Of la:7-
fully assembled ccntic;nen? ana were
they not ovc:a"'ca aid driver "'i with
OF the necessity Of these thirty mcn,
armed 70 the teeth, bringing all Of their
batteries icto Use? Ne7cr were there
create" prcv"1a;;"ns s!ccn to generous
people, than arc shown every day 0! our
lives, from one end OF tbs State to the
ctior, hJ these tIo! hardy Innl9nS OF the
radical ing, AK! EcTCr IL Tie history o.!
the world haze tiI2-c :cca more decided
evidences cf fo:bcarance. The white
people 60 not wish 70 harH! any orc,
least Ct al, tie poor deiudcd victims Of
this ds@lca''s, lying rartT. Cur pnr-
pose is to talk to them, to i:sfrieAd them
to save them fToa the very 'nia and &c.
st:uction that they are beng torcsa
hca9'o"S into. The citizens oi Che''er
acted VII" masnan''i''Y ana Mn" ''',
Dc"T2icc "!lch IS truly 7cH'aF""''"' "''''
get not singular, tor one common IN
p;s'sc aci""lcS our people, as SHOWN !"
nnmHe:;eSs instances 10 o'h"f co""''eS
besides Chester, thas shcJ seek hot . m
5j1Tc tic co:o?c@ people, "ht On ''e 'I"ST
hand would help them' lake -Nc"0c'rS
!3S iaSia"cc--on tTo OCCASIONS hSTo INC
citizens o'eE told u mooS that 'asy
wanted 10 ;isAt-Were very aHSt"hS lor
II. I:lc lirSt It Is true was 4 tIihn5 a'
fair, bat might hare had serious results
The second, on the Monday afternoon
aftc? Judge Carpenter spoke, was much
mo!c scTi"us. Who was spelling fer
fl5ht, then: not The white people OF Re.
fo.,rcrs, surely, although there were
twice thi;::tg n:sa armed, not quite to '&e
teeth, bu. to tbs vast, and enough to
have ana;n;iatca these D.";nGcd spoilers
for !icilt; and but fer tic forlcarance
ant! determined efforts Of the w::.ito reo-
sic = bloody sie}t vo.;d hare resulted,
and tic ;nsti.a;ors Of it nould have irad
cause enough for repentance. But it is
r,}Ir TO waste time rcfutinr the base
charges Of Scott's mouth pieces. Reform.
crs are net spelling for fight, We vi!
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-31
Tia PrcsHact GCcI,

The Reform: uovcmcn; IS on the high
rca;: % Success. II this IiSt:i~t it is
w"::;'ng gfcrior>iy; every day bringing
rs tic most t!attcrins accounts frc'a tie
yarioaS clubs, which are doing q cood
work in this great cause Of Rcform.-
Tie tide las turned, AID iii ;hat is needed
now is tia! every man who is not against
Us, aal who desires . change for ii"
better, be Il? ard doing, and We will
taIic the food which will carry Us safe
y ever the d*rscrs which, TOW ;hrcaI.?A.
Via! ;@can the immense and enthu-
siasti: meetings ciScw!:cre-six thousand
II nocS Till, four thoHsaad at YorkrijIc,
the like {! Chester and Winrsboro, ctr,
but that al awakening IS taking place:
Hang the banners Upon the outer
waii-the c.y is still they c0!ne!'
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-31

TT. LAnY'S FRIEND FOR SgCTEW3-2.-A
car;al number. Tic steel plate is Il qnict,
domestic SCENE, the colored fashion plate
specially airy ard elegant, even for this
magazine, ard the colored embroidery pat
tern, Brilliant. "Under the 1r!cd Bridge"
looks c"c:an;ing!y cool these dry, hot sum-
mcc DAYS. The illustrations of chillrcn's
and ladies' fashions are graceful and sly y;sh
inst what ladies' Of taste require. The
music is Il nrw and pretty song, "Eoliac." -"
Fresh and spirited as the literary matter Of
this magazine always is, each number seems
better than the last That favorite writer,
Miss Douglas, begins a new continued
s,orr-"Solil Silver; or, Ghrise Deanc'S
Bridal Gifts" which is in her best vein :;
and Miss Prescott, "evcc charming, crer
new continues "The Cascannon's Aunt"
"By the Silver Sea" is sprigh,ly and ap.
propria;e story; and the poem, "0"ly
Dreams" is swectly written. The work.
table novelties are O. varied interest, and at
tractivc to the Industrious; and the editorial,
as usual, Il wel.cared Tor department that
many turn 10 first. Published hv Deacon &
Peterson, 319 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
Price $3.50 a year (Which also includes a
large steel engraving). Four copies, Sc.
Five copies lard one gratis,) S.. THE La
dy's Friend" AMI The Saturday Evening
Post (aad ore cngraving} 500. Sample
copies IS cents.
Rural CARoLIyIAH FOR SEfTEMDzR.-Thc
number before Us is q fitting close to val
liable volume. The propric;ors Of Tho
Rural Caro.inian have given to the farmers
OF the Sonth al that they promised, viz, 4
first-c!ass illustrated monthly, devoted es.
pecialIY to their interests, and their un.
parallcicd success is well deserved. The
cheapest and best agricultural magazine
anywhere published, it is destined to have
an almost universal circulation. Hedging,
flluStra;cl-:} Farm fic in Brazil ; Cabbage
Insects, Glustra;ed:l Improved lmplc-
mrnrS (@y D. W:att Aikc":} and Southern
Toac!..'>, o. =. J. Ncrchna:s,} a:c G!Ga:.:s:
~ LEADING :r,i~!cs .: tl.:s nGIIbcr.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-31

The hvdra-beadeG monster at Co."m-
5ia-yclep:;, the Scott I:iag-has hiSseG
ou; It's proclamation. Bs it we arc j"-
formed that if wc arc TO have leSai
election next Oc:nber. It v;ll he only
because the Reform Party il every cleo
lion rrcciact las fully done its daty AID
fortified Itself acains: i.!cssa; voting.
In view Of this we would cares y
u?se uroa ali officers and members OF
tie n,Gorm Societies to do their whole
i2.g and Fc:nish the chaIlensc!s with
correct lists 70 tc used as occasion r:a:'
ce4";re.
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Eor Governor,
TOr LicU-5Lc.rt.-&vi.--- --::.o:,
HI;ail US ANYTHING b:at g Scott E.:2...-'' H.. y

Tie Republican, like Il drowning man.
ca:c!;~r at s:raw<, seizss with avio:i;yy
tie !v.,c"s oc s;;cl .cncsa'Ics IS Hicks
and Orr. and Lc:.iic:ine tl;.t It has found
q mares nest, spreads its Gilaiort"e
G,~::, ovcr the ova rc<uliin: from tic
rai<cc-"nating alliance, and a!;;'l lc"!
ca@k!;ng ara mach ado, won'I fa;H
hatch cut = brood. lfit succeeds it wi?
be : GOOD ccal Ike the hen that l.atcl:@I
out the ducks-norc pc::,exed than
pleased by the results OF tic expert,
,acnt.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-31
UaThincol Glib

Was organized lug. 81, 1870, and TO fol-
lowing officers elected:
j. II. Thy. Precedent: J. T. Bvnun, 1st
Tice>7rcsi'lent: +. B. Aughtry, 2i; lanes
Kitchens 3D. and !. VI. Goudelock, 4th; T.
II. Maybin and J. \. Henderson, Secretaries; !;
and J. Z. Oxner, Treasurer.
Speeches were made By r. S. Norman,
Esq, and John Henderson. colored.
\ militia company ont for drill we're in
rited to listen to the speakers ard con,ensios,
were very attentive.
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Friend lioytoE the Anderson Intclli-
ec1ccr SAYS that the llerei,! has for scTc-
raj weeks failed to reach his sanctum
We regret this. The fault is not ours.
The Herald is regularly mailed for An
dcrso1. VIC hope that if any one pur-
loi#s the paper mailed to the sanctnm OF
our lr.ch esteemed anl gallant brother,
at Anderson, that he or It Will repent
and Go SO no more.
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Z Cruci P2E.

\. a spiritual circle in Cincinnati a
man hurs: into tears when medina, de-
$cr:hcd a tall, h'nc.cycd spirit Standing
bv hin, with light side wh;skcrs and bis
hair parted in the middle.
DO you know him?@ inquired man
at his side, in sympathetic WHISPER.
"know him ? | guess I d. replied
The UNHAPPY man. "l!e was engaged 10
mv wfc. # he hadn't died hs would
have hccn her husband instead of me.
On. George, Georgc!' he murmured, in a
voice choke; With cmouon, shy did
YOU neg cut ~
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-31

The Paris journals report that each
German So!t?ier carries with him in the
campa;:n little book containing simple
E'reacj: a!i,! German phrases, s'ich As are
ncr'I"I 70 cou"rrsc with country people.
Al ;;"::t"& o!,irv:< ira:n the m":: de.
t..:....! ::::r;.:: =: liz French territory.
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-31

Now Is THE TINE is the time 70
subscribe 10 the Herald. It is brimia! Of
Reform news from all parts Of the district.
Subscribe for it everybody who has it rot.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-31

There will be Divine Service ct st. Luke S
Church next Sabbath by Rev. Mr.. Niles.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-31

One of the finest qualities in human be
inr is that nice sense Of delicacy which rem
Gers it impossible for him to be an intruder
or 1 bore
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-31

Drawing end quartcrinG for treason has
lust been abolished in England.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-31

WICKED ACr.-LaSt @ees 8 few speci~
mems of t.osc very delicious, pound peaches,
the same species of which the Columbia pa
pers had occasion to 5e thankful for, came
very near reaching our table; they, did not
however, for the reason, that Esquire T. p
10 whom they we're entrusted, thought nim~
sclf-wi.a: vani;y-a better man than We Of
the Herald. aud made appropriation OF, the
same. We know that the temptation was very
great, such peaches do rot often fail info
the Squire hands, bat still we are shocked
at bis wiclcGncSs. lad lie even sent us g
seed 10 plant, it wou;G have modified the
matter but Inc cid not. And then TO mag
inc himself bette: man! We may in time
forgive the loss Of the peaches. but not the
Injury 20 our reputation. He who steals our
purse. steals trash, bUt lie who takes from
rs our fair name, and peaches too, would
rob baby of its stick Of candy. The peach
cs alluded to, and which were sent by Nr.
Henry Beard, Of Columbia, were, as we
learn, the Iargcs, ever seen, aud OF most de-
licious favor, and &C thank him heartily
for the compliment. How true, TIE tFslip
between cup and lip" We trust this wicked
man may live TO repent aud make retribu~
ton.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-31

RADICAL SPEAKISG.-oo Tuesday aftcr~
noon last week, the radicals had speaking
here by Ransicr, Elliott, Hoge and Cardoza.
The meeting was nothing like as largely at.
tended by cc!ored people as was the OCCASION
Of Judge Carpc nter's speech. The speeches
were made up Of stale and Improbable piati~
tutics, bitter invcctivc ard obSceniv. Some
Of the speakers proclaimed tiIat they were
men of polished culture and chaste dicdou.
SelE-prai>c isn't profitable, for forthwith for
getting What manner Of role they had as
sumed, waited not for the order Of their go.
ing but went at once into smut. An attempt
was made to refute certain damaging charges
brought against the ring, but here, TOO,
Othcllo forgot his occupation, a1d few the
track .: the very start.
One Of The features Of all to POI. teal gath
erings Of The colored people now,is the brist-
ling hayonet, and another fcaturcis the large
and constant attendance Of women.
4 co!ored girl was heard 10 excaim-|.jus.
want dat man to come TO 'Sewberry one time
more and make . speech. Den c fix ebry
ting straight" We learn that colored boy
was heard to say that all at the age of IS
votes next election, and after election the
white people are to be driven away. Ano-
theG, an old granny, was :ickled almost to,
death at tie idea Of being waited upon by
the white people, soon as the election sover.
Wonder what charming young ''bGckra' she.
has in her mind 5 eye for kitchen girl. BAH.
bah, your cruel poiitica! taSk>maSters
ere te-rifcally pulling the wool over your
eyes they are striving very hard 10 SOW the
wind that they might reap the wIiirlwind.
We presume that this is the last phase of
the 40 acres and mule. Poor, ,dcluded dupes:
how much Of pity you do Eced.-
We did not bear the following, but learn
that oAe Of the speakers sought 10 lisabusc
the minds of any colored who think that the
guns are put into their hands to war upon
the whites; that it would be . dangerous IN
dertaking. We hope that their better judy
ment may return, and that they will honest
" strive to subduc this wave Of ,antagonism
ere Il is lasheL into raging storm.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-31

WoMAS's RIGHTS ~ -tP@lcA.-We saw re
s.css the other day Aounced. fat and forty. walk
ing NJ the street with plantation segar in her
mouth, Sic smoked with The guSto Of : veteran
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-31
LOCAL..

Tow TO DEVELOP THE IMAGINATION
Get the deIiriun tremens.
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FEARFUL ELAsPHEMY.-GoV. Scottpassed
up and down the G.. L C. r. r., last week.
On his down trip, and while at the depot
here, co!ored man was heard TO invite some
one in to the car to see his Jesus. This is in
keeping with the recent declaration CT radi-
cal speaker in Columbia last week, that
Christ was carpef-ba:ger. Of course there
are but few things that the Higher Law party
scruplc to say or do.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-31

NEW CoTToS-iac first bale Of new cot
ton WIS brought 10 towa on Wednesday last,
hv lIr. !. PaySiuscr. and sold TO Capt.
W. II. Webb, for III ecn;>-weighi .;2o lbs
On Friday lIr. john Lane so.d cue Of 422
lbs. to ,tcssrs. Naycl \ Martin, tor lGt CTS.
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.%.EtE NEEWI. 5. Z,

UNION REFORM NOMlNATiONS.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-31

ADMISSION TO TIE CIUEcu.-On Sabbath
morning last Mr. Darby, Of the Methodist
Church, baptized several young persons,
and took seventeen into the Church eleven
of the number were females.
In lieu of sermon or this occasion, Mr
Darby fceIngly adverted to much that per-
tains 10 the life and character, the trials and
the triumphs Of n Christian pilgrim. The
idea happily pervaded his brief aud search
ing theme that crowns are the fruit Of
crosses bravely borne; that those who stand
within the deeper shadows Of trib@lation
come forth to brighter light. That like
Paul some there arc who, though they snf:
fer not chains, prisons, and stripes; ship
wreck, hunger, thirst and eventual martyr
dom, that their blood may 'ccomc the seed
Of the church; yet if true, devoted follow.
ers of the Priacc Of Peace, they are suffice
tct, often more to moral trials, (Sataa 5 NO.
dcra p'lase) than to physical trials Such
for instance as contrmc'v, reproacls and
SANDER, &c. They arc misunderstood too,
as matter Of course, by the world, and
misrcpresentcd accordingly. Yet like Parl,
they may have sufficient strength to with.
stand, and grace TO exciaim II am pcrsua-
ded tha: neither life nor death, nor angels,
nor princ;rali;ics nor powers, nor things
past nor things to conc, nor hci.h: nor
depth, nor aHy ether creature, shall separate
Is iro:.! :::e .:c :: 6 ii w::!c:: IS j.: C..::>;
jesus
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VERY MUCH WANTED. an accompIisucU,
sensible barber, to occrpy tue elegant new
room now being built by Mr. poo!, rs an ad'
di,ion to his hotel. This apartment will soo0
be ready, and 3.r. Pool aud the citizens Ger>
cra!lv, who love decent shave, u2miNcd
with politics, vii! lie pleased to sec ii occu-
pied.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-31

ACID RESISTING IsK.-We are indebted
to Messrs. Walker, Evans s Cogswell, Of
Charleston, for bottle of Panknin's Patent
Acid Resisting Black Writing Ink. This ink
has been in use some time, and is highly re-
commended. 1t is not only first class writ
ing ink, flowing freely, but it does not cor
rode rhe pen, nor does it thicken in the ink
stand like most other inks, ard last and
most important Of all. it resists the action
of air, and its use renders important pa
pers proof against alteration. Sold in half
pints at 20 cts, pint> GO, quarts 81; per doz-
en-, 81 70 50. G0"
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AgMY WORK AND Crops We regret to
learn tha: the army worm has made its ap
pearance in some portion. of this district.
Dir. S. C. Merchant says that he has discov-
cred the pest in his bottoms, and that in some
places the grass is shaved off perfectly
smooth. He thinks that very little damage
has been done as yet Everywhere, except
in the dry strcaks, corn is good, but cotton
generally it is thought, is not promising,
rust in many places will seriously iDjure it.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-31

OUR BiRD.-The Rev. Jonas warIlcs to
The people c1celIcn:Iy and well. He makes
good hits wherever he goes ard speaks, and
the appointed wits who attemptt to worry and
fret him are pretty cfectlally silenced. One
day last week at the depot, while awaiting
the train and just after his successful ".alk"
at Duncan's, he was beset by pack who an
ticipa.cd having good time, and who ex-
rected TO pluck feather out Of his p!umagc.
but they were disappointed; one by one, as
they felt the retort, they SUNK back, until
our bird had the walk free from distraction.
Truth is mighty and will prevail.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-31

TGm TIraGHarI!c MESSENGER, from The
!.t.n,uv Of Mrssrs. James Corners Sons,
New York, at hand foc .!alv, is just such L
piece ci work rs printers Ike to sec.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-31

Tie Dr;C!;r' SIZE, 4 paper ihr Children,
9nd mo>: excellent omc, is received ior
August. |: IS published at Chicago, hy
john i. >N,:2H, at :! PC: yca:. We cheer
fully recommend i:
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-31

A Coop SHATE.-.A particularly good
shave, and one OF the best hair cuts, is all
ways to be had at the hands of Alcnzo
Reese, in Columbia Alonzo's equal cannot
be found, and as he nanipu'a'ei twenty
years ago, even 50 does he now, and if
anything little better, for advancing years
seem only make him the more dcxterous,
while the large experience gained in tha;
time, and his associations, have rendered
him the poli,est and most obliging Of his
kind. Long may he continue at his calling
Look in on him reader, next to Polloch's
"birdcry." See his card.
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-09-21
Depravity.


Whatever person, or paper, or association,
contributes to break down respect for lawful
authority-to impair reverence for the ofic-
ial character of Legislative, Judicial or Ex-
ecutiye iunctionaries, manifests deprayity,
moral and political depravity, that is
deep, dark and damning; its work is trea-
son, revolution and anarchy. Its entire aim
is the subversion of law, order, Justice and
virtue. Thus the foundations of society are
ruined and scattered.
The early christians appreciated this prin
ciple. They inculcated not only obedience
to, but respect for, Kings and Rulers-albeit
those dignitaries were tyrants and persecu-
tors-imprisoning and Staying the followers
of Christ by thousands.
Society-all good men, should brand the
effort to, impair respect for law and order by
maligning, or even denouncing those who
are appointed to eypound or execute law, as
political depravity, to be reprehended, de-
tested and feared.
Whatever person or publication attempts
such an effort, no matter how wicked or at
tractive the style in which the effort is made,
should be avoided and cast out of society,
and out of the family as leprous, loath-
some thing.
The first duty of loyalty, virtue and picty
is to fear God-the second, to honor the
King
Fear God and honor the King. These are
the conditions of loyalty, virtue and piety.
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-09-21
Europe.

Advices from Rome represent that the
Pope will meet the transfer of the Italian
Government to that city, by retiring to the
Castle Gondolfo, but Victor Emmanuel in
tends that he shall not leave the city.
Gara6aldi has gone to Paris.
The Spanish Government promises to send
10000 soldiers to Cuba. sA
1t is, believed in. London that Bismarck
does not want Alsace and Lorraine.
Prussia does not demand as indemnity
from France 100000 francs or the surren-
der of the French iron clad fleet.
The French Government expect to have
an army of 100000 men in Paris.
Five Prussun corps de arnee are marching
on Paris. They were expected to take up
their positions around the city today.
Napoleon is to be treated as sovereign
of France.
The Baltic blockade is ineffective