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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-06
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CONSUMPTION.
Its Cure and Its Preventive.
BY ]. H. SCHENCK, MD.
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May human being has whose death there
~ no other reason than the neglect of known and ndspn
aoy proven means OF Those and dear to family
snd friends sleeping the deamlcss slumber into which,
lad caey calmly adopted
DIR. JOSEPH IA. SaHENCk'S SIMPLE
TREATMENT,
Rne awaited themselves his wonderfully eicaciOus medi-
cines they would not have fallen.
Dr. Schcslck has III his proved that wherever s
Client vitality remains, that vitality, by his medicines and his
directions for their is qUckened into heahiu ygOr.
In this statement there nothing, presumptuOus To the
faith OF the invalid is made representation that Is
thousand times subtantaed by living visible works The
theory OF the cure by Dr. Schencks medicines simple
Is uniaing Its philosophy requires argument 1t is
self surfing, selfcOnrncing
The Seawced Tonic and Mandrake Pills are the first two
Weapons with which the citadel OF the malady assailed
Iwohlrds OF the cases OF consumption originate in dyspep
sia and intentionally disordered liver with this condition
tie bronchial tubes sympSthze with the stomach Tney
respond TO the morbitc action OF the liver Here then
the eliminating result and the setting ill., with all its distress
ing symptoms. OF
CONSU MPTHON.
The Mandrake Pills composed OF OF Natures nobest
tshe Podophillum Peltatun They possess all III blood
searching Alternative properties of caoMe hut unlike cao
mel, they
ssLEAVE NO STING BEHIND,
The work of cure Is now beginning. The vated and mu
cous deposits in the bowels and in The imenary canal
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-06
Chicago Market.

Chicago, May 5.
Flour-Quiet. Prime white winter S650a
$50. Spring extras $6.l5q$700.
Wheat-No spring 81 % a 2Gl%.
Corn-No |, 57a5Sc; No. 2, 54g55 no grade
50g5l cts
Oats-Dull at 47Q4Sc for No 2.
Hogs-Active. 1928 1850, on foot.
Butter-20g22c for choice yellow.
Eses-l2gl212c.
CattIe--Quotations on all grades are unchang-
ed. Choice steers, s;Gg6.15 good to prime steers,
$5509612; medium butchers stock, $550g
57s cows and heiiers, S2.1583.i5.
Lard-l0l cents.
New Work Market.
New York, May H.
Wheay-Prime new spring Sl5jGl.5S.
Rye-Sl.O 2 for western
Oats--Dull at 65G10 cts. for western.
Corn-Mixed western SOGS2.
Lard-ll38 cents.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-06

Aud at all other tunes ut the Dspcnsy for Diseases Of lie
Eye and Ear, - Madison street, Chicago. Janl'1l
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-06
EM MFNyA.GoGUE

nrhsr"S mincnn !cOn'uS IL the only article
known To cure the Whites, at UlCurc In every cascD Where
!. the family IN which is Import ant medicine not wanted?
Mothers this s tho greatest blessing offered you. aud
should Immediately procure H. IL Is also cure for Female
Irregularities and may hc depended upon every
Tie monthly Row has -eu obtructsd through cold disease
Sold by dIuygls's Price One Dollar. BY mail
c.iptoi on Dollar and Quarter
Address. Sl9 state ST., Chicago, I'll.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-02-15
nsy- TRANSFERABLE AR

C,MENTS. Established facts are silent argu-
ments which neither pen nor tongue can shake
and it is upon established facts that the reputa>
ton Of Hostetter's Stomach BitterS, as health.
preserving elixir, and wholesome and powerful
remedy, is based. When witnesses come forward
In crowds year after year. and reiterate the same
statements in relation tn the lenefcal effects OF
medicine upon themselves. disbeliefin its etca-
cy is litera lily impossible The Credentials OF this
uncqualed tonic and Alternative. extending over
q period Of nearly twenty years. inc ude Indlvid-
uas Of every class, and residents of every Cline.
and refer to the mort prevalent among the Gems
plaints which afflict and har rrass the human faml-
w. Either multitude of people. strangers to
each other, have annually been seized with an in
sane and motiveess desire 10 deceive the pubic g,
for Hostctters BittcFS. for no les than fifth Of
century have bren afording such relief to suffer-
ers from Indigestion. fever and ssne. biliousncss.
general debility. and nervous disorders. US no
other preparation has ever impaired To-day.
while the eyes of the reader are upon these lines.
tens or thousands of persons Ofboth sexes are re-
lying upon the Bitters ~ 4 sure defence against
the ailments which the present season en- genders.
and their confidence is not misplaced. The Il cal
potions which interested dealers sometimes e'-
drayor to ioiSt upon the sick in its stead. are ev
erywhcre meeting the fate that is due TO fraud
and impuSture. While the demand Tor the great
vegetable specific is constantly increasing.
Feb. !. Sim.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-02-15
ssHAMS" PATENT
GUAN0 DISTRIBUTOR
AND
COTTON Seed PLANTER.

THE undersigned, in connection WIN
Mr.. W. A. Cline, have purchased 'he Right
10 manufacture and sell the above Agreul-
tural Implement in the County OF Aewoer'
~, S. G.. and are now akins them IN the
Town Of Newber:y This ''Planter" took
the premium over all others at the Georgia
and Alabama State Fairs last fall, and We
can confidently recommend it TO our TRENDS
as the Planter they want.
Br is use the G,sno is thoroughly pull
veriz.d in passing through il, and 1t can Dc
regulated TO distribute it evenly, and IN any
quantity desired. without any waste.
In planting fifty acres Cotton enough seed
are saved from waste to pny tor the ran
ter. and the Cotton is much easier cu!,l-
waited than when the seed is planted oy
hand.
Owing to the delay in getting our mate
rial We shall be able TO make oniy lmi''
ed number this season, and those who want
them are advised 10 leave their orders with
US at IN early day. TO prevent dissppo'"t'
ment. One of the Planters con be seen
any time al our store.
Price $500, delivered at our store:
S. P. B0OZER l. Gu.
Erh * T-4t
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-02-15
raining" No stamps yet allowed By the

i, raining" No stamps yet allowed oy the
Department.
The Atlantic Phosphate, advertised by
Messrs. Mayes & Martin, is offered to the
farmers of Newbcr1y as good thing, and
they are advised to give it q trial.
Attention is requested TO advertisement OF
NIr. A. Harris, who will dispose Of bis stock
of winter goods at cost. Also TO choice lot
Of pink eye potatoes.
Insults are like counterfeit moncT-we
can't hinder them being offered, but We are
not bound to take them.
Messrs. Motto e. Tarraut have Lucerne,
Clover, Millet and other seeds for sale.
Lent commences this year on the 22d OF
February and ends on the 9th Of April.
Don't fail to read the new advertisements
Of Mr.. Robt. Mclaughlin in this issue.
Lawrence Marshall has few more Of the
same sort left
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-02-15
MARRIED,

On Thursday morning, 9Th instant, at 1.-THE
residence Of the brides father, Mr. JOHN G.
LANE and Miss LIZZIE BUzzARDr, young
est daughter of Michael Buzzards, Esq, all
of Eewbcrry.
We know that the beautiful wedding cake
from the fair bride was intended for US, as i,
WAS crowned and enriched by profusion OF
happy devices, in the midst of which mes.
tied our soubsiqurt, all sa,tuy done in icing
and rose leaves, &C. We have neither adjec-
,ires, verbs, adYerbs no! any other part of
speech just now at our finger tips that will
express our admiration and wishes, consa-
qucntly We take refuge in the following pref
~ lines from Capcrn:
No scene is half SO sweet,
In palace, hall or cot,
As when the welded meet,
If love illumes the spot.
The cure Of care and strife.
1t lights the darkest hour,
Love-lovc alone is life.
The hearts diviaest flower.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-02-15

TIE IRoH. H.CLAD.-ThiS miserable oath,
which allowed no man who had, directly
or indirectly, given aid to the rebellion
to hold office under the Federal Govern
ment, is repealed at inst. 1t kept oHt
tens OF thousands Of good men, but was
no bar to the cquiv"cating knave. The
only restrictions now imposed upon hon
cs, Southern men are contained in the
Fourteenth constitutional amendment,
and these, we trust, (-a,s s the Charleston
News) will soon be abolished. 1t is to
the interest Of the whole country that
the best and pnTest mcn should be eligible
70 every office within the gift Of the
government or Of the people. How
could the South be properly governed,
be dcccnty and int,liigrntly governed,
while the flower OF the people those
who fought in the war. and held Federal
office before the war-wcre ineligible TO
hold the Office Of acting assistant deputy
marshal, or Of postmaster in a picayune
town? The iron.clad test oath belongs
10 the past Let general amnesty send
the restrictions OF the Fourteenth! ame"d
mcnt to u coDgenial grave!
lEdgrfeld Advertiser.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-02-15
To Raise Supplies DC, for the 1o'c"
of NeUJerry:

To Raise Supplies &C., for the Toe"
Of Ne,0berry:
Be it Ordained by the 1ntendhnt and
Wardens Of the Town Of Newberry IN Coun
ell assembled, That the following ord,-
nance he respected and collected accord
iuclv by the Clerk and Treasurer, viz:
Fifty cents on every Hundred dollars col
lected By Insurance Agents,
Que dollar per head on all mules or
horses sold within the incorporate limits.
One dollar on every carriage, buggy or
wagon, or other vehicle drawn by ono
horse or mule for 1871.
Two dollars Or every carriage, buggy,
wagon or other vehicle drawn by TWO horses
or mules for 1871.
Five dollars on every dray, cart or wag.
on drawn by one horse or mulc for 1871
for hire
Ten Dollars on every cart, dray or wagon
drawn by TWO horses or two mules ioF 1911
for hire.
All i,incrant ira 'ers shall he made to
pay to the Honorable Council within lnc6f-
porate limits. FIVE dollars per dsy for Sales
on public or Town Council premises.
THOMAS n. PAYsINGER,
F,b l57 Intend.nt.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-02-15
Notice Of Sale.

B, virtue and authority Of the last will
testament OF james NJ Brooks, decd, will
sell to the highest bidder, at public ou,cry,
at New berry Court House, s C., on the 9th
day Of March, A. D. 1871, the following
lands belonging to the estate Of the said
james u. Brooks, decd, TO wit:
The tract known rs the Brown Place" "
situated in New berry County, S. g., con-
tanning 295 S-lU acres, more or less, and
bounded by lands Of y. +. Rhodes, Abra-
ham Wicker, and others.
And the tract known IS the "Iiogg Place, "
situate in same County, con tanning 2:i33 acres,
more or less and bnundc,! by lands of Joseph
Caldwell, John Darby, Dr.. J. ". McCants
and others.
The same to be rcsold i: the risk Of forme.
purchasers.
Terms of Salc-One third cash, and bal
ancc in orc and two years with interest from
day Of sale, and TO be secured with bond and
mortgage of the premises. Purchasers to
pay for papers and stamps. Plats to be ex-
hibited on day of sale.
F. MOORMAN.
Ex'or Of James n. Brooks, decd
Feb IS st
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-02-15
.eEWBERRT. s. &,
Wednesday, February IS, 1871,
The LeS;siarare.

The General Assembly having agreed
10 atSoura on II. first Of March, but
short tr,e IS s~Tt !o- the accomplishment
of whatever real work is before that
body, yet the days are fiiitcred away
with reckless Indifference only Known
70 ard pEacttced by it. /; is good
thing as long as il las,s, and pays well,
therefore u s!ow lrngth is dragged along,
which may result in poStPoncmcnt Of
adjournment or m extra meeting. \ re-
view Of the days proceedings, or visit
TO either branch Of the assembly, is con-
vincing argument that but little real
good IS done, or iatcnded, by large ma
jori,y Of those present. Some of the
fre-ea.crs sill hold up the situation and
cry tor blood, while the more moderate
and sensible members oppose strenonS!E
the measures proposed, which If persist
ed in, r.ust eren;uate in making matters
infinitely worse Mr.. Leslie tells some
plain truths and IS outspokcn in his de-
aunc7ztionS against the imbecileS he
s1ys 1.-THE proper course is to drive oat
the hordes Of robbers who impair the
credit Of the State, and let the govern
ment, which has Stee-cd vide OF the
mark OF honesty, do right, and there
will be order and prosperity" lie cuts
right and left, and hits Crews, 'ihc
wicked Joe Crews" and the governor
for SLOWING such man to run over the
up country with the militia If there
are any ku klux he wants Them TO
come down to Columbia where the head
devils are and kill them" The wicked
est man" Joe was arrested snd brought
before the investigating committee 70
testify as 10 his share in the s., $40 tran.
saction. lie refuses 20 testify, however,
aad ike all the other frauds, the only
thing left is to whistle that's the way
the money goes" One day is like ar
other and brings the same price. 4
joint resolution wtIch has received its
first reading, authorizes the quarter.
master. general to purchase necessary
camp and garrison cquipaSe to complete
the organization Of the militia. The
militia, and new dcviscments, in any and
every possible and impossible way, 70
create new taxes and get mere money
into the treasury, are the principal ideas
which float through the brains Of the As.
sembly.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-02-15
From the Phoenix

Mr.. Editor: In the secret archives e.
the department Of the War Office AZ
Washington City, may he found the
follow ing in large letters. viz:
section OF an oak which stood inside
rebel cntrenchments, near SpottSvlranla
Court House, and was cut down by
muskrt ballS in an attempt of rebels t.
re capture the works carried by Second
Corps Army Potomac, May -, 1864. Pre-
scntcd to the Hon. Sccrc'ar! Of War
by Brevct Major. General \ \. Miles,
commanding First Division Second Corps
Army of Potomac"
1t is proper to pnt on record the fact
that the celebrated SpottSy'vahia tree
was '.in>idc" the rebel lines. al d was de
feudcd hy General McGowan's Brigade
of South Caro!inans, assisted by Wof-
ford'< Georgia Brigade, and by few
MiSSi<>ippians; and when it was cut
down hy Yankee bullets, it came near
falling on and killing several men OF the
above bsigade<.
one WHO WAS THERE.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-02-15
ONE WHO " rs THERE.

ANOTHER Kr KLrx RAip.-We are re-
liablv informed that urmhcr OF mouLtcd
uen-supposcd to he about Jo''-app"arcd
At Union Court House, abn1t - o'clock,
Sunday night. aud proce"d,0 to 'hc lAil.--
They demanded the KEYS from JaIlor Hughes
and Deputy Sheriff Hill, who refused /"
surrender tic u. Mrs. Hughes was then
catechizcd AS TO the Whereabouts OF the
keys; bat being greatly alarmed, dd not
nn>wcr-mcrrv pointing to I hurcaw%c7r
:hcy were deposited. The drawers were
immediately opened, the KEYS Obtained,
the jill doors opened, aud ten colo'ei prs
oneri (unLcr Indictment for the Stevens
,uurdcrl we're carried 10 the "!anSin@
groani"-about q mile and 1t i,a!f from 'hc
,cwu-ahen six Of the party were sioi,
,wo hong, and two turned up missing -
The Ja!or and Deputy Sheriff were carried
otf from the Jail about mile. and tied IN
front Of the Sheriff rcs!dc"cr. There Is no
clue ~ the perpetrators. 4 wri; Of !!"bcaS
corpus had been served upon Sheriff Dunn 20
bring three Of the pri,oners before Iudre
Thomas, 81 Columbia, bur owing 10 some in
formality had not Lceu obcyct. .-rCo.ambia
lL9aix
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-02-15
MueiIate6 Currency.

The paragraph below. headed Inter
c>t;ns to 2oSlmastcrs which We tou"u
going the rUu,,i<, and supposed to be
eoo6 law, and which We published some
time >in,c, the Pos, Ofitr EaSct;c shows
10 he iucor-cc;> ana proves that the wise
i.dsc wsS rather <.uri,i after all:
"l<rfxv>rtNR TO po>TNASTERs. The
Ralr,sh Progress SAYS the postmaster at
H,li,F,cln in this State, MAS recently
cast in suit before the United States
couS,, b> n citizen ho had presented u
50 hill, United States currency, conSid-
c;abtv .nutilated, in rayncn, for stamps
The POSTMASTER refused u take the bill,
and the citizen sued him for tSo dollars
damages The court gave Judgment
against him (thc ro>tmn>tcr) tor the
damages claimed, and costs, amounting
to a'ou, $40. 1t was proved that the
Post Office Department had issued orders
that po>tmaSterS should receive mutt
lated currency for postage when offered.
The court, besides, held that all depart
mentS Of the Government were bound TO
sustain the currency Of the Government,
and the fact ot bill being more or less
muti,atcd was no Justification for IT'S be-
ing refused hv ATTY ofticia! of any Depart
mcni OF the Government.
As the publication of the paragraph
has subjected our worthy postmaster to
considerable trouble, we give the inStruc-
,irns Of the department, which arc as
follows:
You are not required to receive mutt
lated notes, 10y the term mntllated IS
meant notes not worth their full face
value under the Suhjoincd rule>,) wh'ch
notes are rciecmabie hy the Treasurer oi
the C.,itcd States. and by no other off
Ger. Nor will YOU receive notes so much
soiIed or dctaced that their genulnencsS
cannot be clearly aid satisfactorily ascer
tanned
M4ti,qte,l currency is rcdecnable by
the Treasurer Of the Cuiied States at
Washington, D. c., and by no other
officer.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-02-15

AGED CI7lzENs.-Thc gentlemen who
arc engaged in securing the right of way
for the Air Line Railroad in this county,
met with two instances of longevity, the
other day, which. taken together, are
somew bat remarkable.
The first Of these, in answer to inqrlr.
les elected 10y his venera able appearance,
Informed them that he was nincty four
wears old, and had passed nearly bis en-
tire life in one place. His next door
nrighbnr informed them that he was on
" a few months under ninety -four; had
been married >ixlyfnur years that day,
and had lived on one place cighty-one
wears. Both Of these gentlemen were in
duStriou>ly employed, the one in repair
ing his fencing, the other IN hauling
leaves. Mountaineer.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-02-15
nsS7n ORR YOUNG TOWNS

~ VU II IVU w Y " w
man, Ira g. Jones, is the agent here for "A l>
lens Chemical Compound Sna?," Ind will
furnish right" 10 make the same to any
person for 81. He has thoroughly and salts
factorily tested this compound and pro-
nounccs it excellent. 1t is surprisingly cheap.
simple, powerful, rapid, eficacioui and en-
tirly uninjurious to fabrics. For sl.3o
enough nf this compound can be made to
last an ordinary family one year. The labor
attending the old manner Of washing is d.
mini>hed three-fourths the time, and the
clothes rendered beautifully white and clean.
Economy, sense and progress say Try 1t"
Dec 2l
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-02-15
WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE is

WOODS HOUSEHOLD NAGAzlSE IS the
cheapest and best periodical published. Il
contains great variety of reading matter,
and all its articles arc Of the highest, mora!
tone Il numbers among its contributors,
some Of the best writers III the nI;cd States
Every number contains Il 500 Prize Story
fcomplete) The February number furnishes
much that Is excellent. Mothers re;. n
Prize s;ory, bv Miss Waterbury, IS very we'll
written, indeed. Little .Iud>on and his
Nv Mayn:nA," contains many lessons for
parents.
The Temperance Story. by Miss Jackson.
is full Of fcsrDc>tne>S and pa,l!Os. There are
also, articles by Gail Hamilton. Geo. Bur
leigh, Wm. SIcOurny and Others. The nsS-
aziae is only one dollar a wear. Published
monthly. 5. S. Wood, Newburgh. \. Y.
The February number Of the SOUTHERN
CULrIvAToR contains y variety Of capital
articles, among which We may rEcn,uri-
ExocrimentS win Fertilizers; FGe Labor
Question: White Farmer VS.. Black; in all
tie Gepartmeat> relating TO t!r!n economy
the CultiY4tor keeps lis readers thoroughly
posted and no farmer can well get s!uue
,v:thOu, il, therefore We recommend every
unc Of our readers engaged IN farming TO
: bscrihe without delay. The price TOO Is
only - so rs dubbed wl:h the Herald. Cu!-
'.vator s!one is 50.
BRAGNAaD MUSICAL MoRLD.-The FEB
suary number Of the Mu>ic..t World IS at
7aud and contains. be>iGcS the usual large
,aonnt Of entertaining reading matter. three
s2utiful pieces Of new music, alone worth y
}ar;s subscription. The terms sfe Only Sl %
rannum, for which the subscriber receives
ss Atty pieces Of music costing. IN sheet
.rm. from SIS 70 $50. No person ID crested
music can s:ford TO be without .l!s Musical
orld Spccincu copiv> "a" hs uhtaiGed
sending ,rp ccut> 10 tho publishers,
,-,iuari ! Sons C.c:c!auH. O.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-02-15
General News ITEMS

George TickHor is dead He has ont
lived his early arqnaintanccs-Gocthr,
Byron, Dc Siavl, Scott, Macintosh aud
" ordswo;th.
4 concurrent resolution from the
House recently, setting forth all sorts
Of Lax lessnesS in the State. called for
discussion, but on motion Of Leslie, who
advised that the Legislature and the Re-
publican party first act justly and right,
itself, &t., the resolution was postponed.
Subsequently coNcurrcd in.
The funeral services Of Wade Perrin
were conducted in the hall Of the House
on the 3Oth ult., by Bishop Brown, Of
the Colorcd Conference Of 5. g., from
the tcxt--"BlcSSed are the dead. SC.
The Reform members joined the process
sion to the Cemetery. The name Of
Perrin was placed among tie roll Of
Mar,yrs-wi,h Lincoln, Randolph and
others.
Members cf the House arc anxious to
establish a new county out Of portions
cf Orangeburg, EdSciicld, Lexington and
Barnweil. "Woodhury" the name Of
Count, and Aiken its County scat.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-02-15
The Columbia Tremer-Eev Steamer.

On Friday last it vas our pleasure to
witness the trial of new steamer, ,-one
Of the SilsbY Observation-Disclosures At
Seneca Falls, and brought to Columbia
for the Independents, Capt. Mckenzie
The trial test proved the steamer al! and
more than vas expected, and after the
favorable report from the judges appoint
ed for that occasion, the bargain was
Ssealed, which transfer ed its possession
TO the Independents, who richly de-
serve the beautiful machine which IS now
5sheir property. With this machine
are can be flooded out in little or no
time, so great the volume Of water it con
discharge, and its force in throwing
distance, 6lls the hearts of the boys =" 40
run with the machine with JOY The IN
dependents, and citizens generally Of The
city of Columbia, may we'll be proud OF
such an acquisition to their already well
appointed FIRE department, and it will
not be long, we imagine, ere the brave
Palme,,oes viii be turning aside their
old pet hand engine, which has doHe
such good service, aud substituting
steamer in its stead. And they Mil DC
right-progress and improvement are the
watchwords Of the present. We do not
attempt to give the result Of the trial,
the duly papers having already done so,
our objcc: being merely to compliment
the Gremcn Of our sister city, and en-
deavor if possible to excite a desire OF
the part Of Newberry to try her hand a;
something Of the SOFT. Can She not do
81?
o.. the night Of the same day, At the
we'll Gnown tall Of Capt John Nrkcn-
zie, the Pal,nettocs, and . number OF ia
1ited guests, were entertained IN q hand
some manner by the independents, with
good things to eat and good things to
drink. and when the 'brakes were
manned" by order Of Capt. Nc, it was
god thing to see. After the rough
edges were rounded oil, speeches, songs
and sentiments followed in lively sncceS-
sion, until considerable portion OF the
nig'.. !. a. .,pcnt. 1t was very happy
,ueeting, and we take pleasure IN record
:~c the fact.
The Independents offer for sale their
hand engine Il, nodcrat" price, and we
would like If our citizens would consider
she matter and make an effort to pu7-
chase.