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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-09-13
A New Party.
Alexander Fl. Stephens says


Some of our contemporaries arc very
much concerned just now about a New
Party Movement"
The suggestion has been made that
The Atlanta Sun and those papers which
opposc the Ninth Resolution Of the
Pennsylvania Harrisburg Convention
contemplate the organization Of New
Party" in opposition to the Dcmoc-
racy."
Now, be It kno~n to all who have
any such idea, that The Atlanta Sun,
speaking Cor itself, intends to Do no such
thing. That is just what 1T INTENDS NOT
TO %. Its fortunes and fatc arc with
the Democracy, pure and unaAHI:crated.
There are but two parties in this cnun.
trv ut present. These are the Democratic
or Constitutional Party and the RAD.
ical or Cenlraliziry Imperial Party. Ii
there he any contemplated "Ncw Party"
organization it is "llh the 'ii>ail::rtr,l
debris Of tic Democratic aud Radicai
Parties rs they now exist. who wish to
form coalition under the name aud
styr of The New Departure Dcmocra.
| cy." Under this arrangement, The Rad
! ical portion Of the combination, are to
"<toop to conquer so far as to ahandon
j their name in order to secure their prin-
| ciplcS. Now, with this t;deouS coalition,
The Sun has no affinity, nor docs 1t in
tend to give it any quarters.
All WHO wish to 'uepart" from the
Democracy to join it, in hopes of spells,
can do 50 at their pleasure, just as our
ncishbor of the New Era aid Gov. BuE.
; luck, and al! other disappointed Radi-
Gals, who see the day Of their political
DOOM coming, may do on their part, but
with such New Party Organization
The Sun will take no part or lot The
flag under which it is enlisted, is the
! time honored banner Of Jefferson De-
mocracy- Under this it will triumph,
or under 1t, will perish.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-09-13

Horace Greciev's forthcoming article in
the October GALAXY will be entitled The
Onc-Tcrm Principle" and will advocate the
policy Of restricting the presidential Office 10
one term. The peculiar relations of Mr.
Greeley just ROW TO the cfiice in question, and
the expressed hopes and ambitions Of his
friends, give unusual significance TO this
Galaxy article.
TIE ANNUAL CIRCULAR Of the MARYLAND
College Of Pharmacy, Session of 1912. is
upon our table, and We find that this lnsti~
tutior will opeu on The 10Th Oct. snd tcrmi-
nate i;s session on The 27th of February next.
For particulars address Maryland College OF
Pharmacy.
lIoaE AND HEALTH for September is rt-
criycJ. This very useful and interesting
monthly is published by W. K. Depuy 4
Bro. New York, at the low price Of 81 so per
snnum. 1t is one of the best magazines Of
its kind, aud worthy Of patronage.
The SoSo MESSENGER, musical month.
IL, published BY Root and Cady. Chicago, H.
iuois ST per pear, jus; received. is full Of in.
tereSt TO amateurs OF music. Besides poetry
miscellaneous matter and editorials, ilTe
pieces Of choice music are given, viz: Song
and Quartet, Song and Chorus, and three
OuartctS.
The HOUSEHOLD for September contains
: large variety ot articles treating upon near
" every department. Of domestic life. Among
Others we Eotice Household Architecture, BY
Geo. J. Colby; Furniture; The Fashions:
Little Soldier Cap, 4 story for the childreu
Echoes from tie Poets: About Canning
Fruit: Cooking Recipes; Questions aad An
swe-S; Dressing for Home: Dancing; etc,
etc. This journal is an especial favorite With
,he ladies', which is good indication of its
a.erit. Terms, 81 per year. The publishers
rf7e1 10 send six numbers or trial for twenty
tirc cents. and every lady not already sub
scrber will be very likely TO ny II II THIS
rate. Address, Geo +. Croweli & Co., Brat
t.eboro, VI.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-09-13
NEW.RERRT. S. G.
Wednesday, September IS, 1871,
Industrial A9ociaticn, Savannah, Gs.

We hare received copy Of the Prem
ium lis, for the 6rst annual Exposition
Of the Industrial Association Of Georgia,
to be held at SavaNnah, commencing
Nov. 2l, and glance at its pages shows
that not only the most liberal induce
meats in the way Of premiums are offer
ed, but that extensive preparations are
making for the Exposition which promises
to be a great attractico, and we have no
doubt it will draw together large num-
Der Of people from all parts Of the South
ern States
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&GRX
General News Items.

Politics the Scicuce of misgovcrn!ng.
An agricultural club has been formed in
Chester.
Mr.. X. c. GiSt and S. Morris Moore, of
Glenn Springs, SpartanburS county, ale
dead.
The Grand Tizicr, Ali Kibrosli Pacha, is
dead.
$4,000 emisrants lcit Mersey for America
during August.
One case of cholera has appeared in Liver
pool.
Mount T.surius has commenced to cjec;
lava.
The Atlanta sun says that "singed-cat" is
the English for "syndicatc.'
4 hurricane and earthquakc damaged
Turks Island. Many vessels arc ashore.
WILKEsBARRE Pa, September 6-The
coal mines have collapsed-Six acres OF
ground Striking 200 feet.
5000 IIowcs were together at Harmony
Grove, MasS., on the 31St inst. How is that
family for high?
The crop Of tobacco in the Miami Valley is
the largest known-45, ,0C0 boxes, pGainSt
IS 900 last year.
The cholera is Spreading over EuroDc in
every direction, and hes appeared at Coblenz,
Liverpool, Leipzig and Vienna.
Mr G.. T. Shelton has been appointed mail
agent between Columbia and Greenvilc, IL
place Of q. C. Folgcr, removed.
Mr. W. J. Anderson, we'll known in con-
ncction with the Charleston Hotel, now oc-
cupies position in the Columbia. vice Mr.
!. D. Eudds, who seeks another field.
A narrow gauge railroad from Chester,
S. L. to Hickory Tavern, n. c., is being
talked OF in the Chester Reporter aud York
vile Enquirer.
There was a lively meeting Of the Union
! Republican Association. 1t recommends
Greeley 10 the Na;icna. Convention for Presi-
dent.
Mr.. Charles n. Furman, so long and
favorablv known as the President OF the
Bank of the State OF South Carolina, has
been prostratcd by stroke OF paralysis, at
! Wahaila, where he has lately bun so;ourn-
i in5.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-09-13
re ENCBERANT HEALTH

E.S iJ-N I l)lItl-AAN L I1lAA - IL
is blessing vcucl,<a:cd 10 few. Even those
who have been favored by nature with
strong constitutions and vigorous frames
arc apt to neglect the precautions necessary
10 preserve these precious cnGowmen's
Indeed, as 4 rule, the more healthy and
robust a man j., the more liberties he is in
clined to take with his own physique. II
IS some consolation 10 the naturally weak
and c.:'hIc to know that they can he 50
invi: grated and built np, by l proper us =
of the Means which science has placed a:
their disposal, as to have much better
chance uf long ifr, aud exemptions fom
disease and pain, tlau the most athletic Of
;h,ir fellows $40 are foolish enough 10
suppose themselves invulncrablc and act
Accordingly.
It; not TOO much 70 say that more than
half the people Of the civilized world nee.i'
IN occasional tonic, 10 enable them to sup
port the strain upon their bodies and minds
which the fast lle Of this restless age oc
caSionS. In fact, a pure, wholesome, uncS-
citing ;onic is the grand deSidcratum OF the
busy millions, and they have the article III
Tosteucr'< Stomach BitterS. 1t is 4 STAN.
iaal medicine, l. G. it impartS permanent
strength to weak systems and inviecrAtes
delicate constitutions. It's reputation and
its sales have steadily increased. Com.
pcti,ive preparations have been introduced
ad Ebi'nm, md, as far "a the public is con-
ccrnei, ,d nauscnn,, in the hope of rivalinG
It; but they lave al! either pcrishrd in The
attempt, or been left far in the rear. Il has
been the great medical s"ccesS Of tho
present century, and it is quite certain that
10 p, npr;eiarv medicine in this country Is
~ uii,.tv known, Or is generally used.
Ten nlsh:ning presses, running imccs>antly
(Sumcia, Sexcrp,rd,l ) ;hr Whole year through,
barely supply tic demand for the Illustrated
Almanac. in wli;ch the nature and uses Of
the preparation are Sc, forth. the circu:a-
ton now being ever eight millions year.
Sept. i, 6-lm.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-09-13
The Threat of Martial Law.

The New York Times says: Nearly
every despatch from Washington during
The past week has announced the alleged
intention Of the President to issue a
proclamation Of martirl law, to nee; the
case Of the South Carolina troubles.
The Times d. spachcS alone have re-
presented what is unq"estionaaly the
true state Of the case, viz: that a proc
amatioo of martini law has never been
contemplated, and will not be rcSortcd to
except ut crisis such as we see no rca-
son AT present TO dread. The very ma.
turc of lhc proceeding, and the exceed
ingly cautions and conservative manner
in which the President exercises the
unusual yet necessary power conferred
upon the Executive by the act Of last
session, constitute the best OF reasons
for the belief that while the President
will in no Wise fail in his duty to the op-
pressed people Of the South, he will not
make haste, as his traduccrs predict, to
use the extIe powers at his command,
EXCEPT in the direSt extremity"
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COMMERCIAL.

NEwBERRT, September 12--Cota1 1Sc.
LIVERPOOL. September 11-Sr. M-Co'.
ton opened qu:ef and is row dnl-np'aNIs
0!a9I; Orleans o.: sales 1900 bales.
NEW YORK Sep'eciber ll-FS. Mot
ton quiet: sales 4l6 bales-nps@ntss 20.,; Or
leans 21f. Gold 14:.
CHARLESTON. September II Cotton duh
low middIing 49,: receipts a2 bales; sales
25: stock 3,7o9.
AUGUSTA. Scptcmhe" -1-C''rt"n in fair
icmand-niddIng 1S:al6,,; rersirts 59ba,es;
sales Is.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-09-13

4 FIRST GLASS l1ypocRlTE.-Sarah
Brown. colored, was arraigned before
Trial Justice Magratb, yesterday, on the
charge preferred By Rebecca Hoyd, her
former employer, of stealing white
dress, muslin spencer and an under gar
men:, in which she was baptized on
Sunday last, at ihe foot Of TTadd street.
Her guilt, the articles having been re-
covered from her. was Sc nnequlTocally
established that the Justice sent her to
Jail for twci.ty days. Charleston Courier,
5th inst.
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as' IMPORTANT TO BCIL.
DFES AND CONTRACTORS.-Wc learn
from or Charleston exchanges that MIR p.
p. Toaie, Tic well-known manufacturer q:
Doors, S,She<. Blinds, &c has established j
depot at No. ~ Itayne street, where he keeps
constantly on hand not only all articles fron
his own manufacirrv, Int also every variety
OF builders hardware, French and American
window glass, both plain and ornamental,
slale manrc's. and. in short. everything nc
ccssary to finish handsomely residence, q
store. or a church.
Sep. 6, 3G-1m.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-09-13

4 very intelligent observer in Utah
writes that nothing more impressed him
than the positive, downright uslncss OF
the Mormon women. One Of them alone
not to mention the effect Of doZen- would
he 4 great horror in the matrimonial line.
ut is" he says, assault and battery
to have them look at you such disloca.
linn of noses md displacement Of mouths
and ruin Of eyebrows are not gathered
together in any place on this planet" "
The atrociouS hnnrliness Of these women
made him ">knddvr," fnr their ugl;ness
lis vicious and outrageous uncomeliaeS,
indicative Of moral Disagreement. Af.
ter This description Of the female saints
which, by the way, is the general op-
inion Of those who have seen lhem-we
may search in vain for the romance Of
MormonY.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-09-13

I.is reported that 4 revolutionary move
ncrt is contenptsted by the English demo-
crs;s: TO. Wit, dae overthrow Of monarchy.
dreadful VIVID storm passed over portions
q, Spartanbure on the morning OF the 26sh.
4 correspondents describes it by saying tha.
i,nmensc funael-shsped clouds. 1901 80 yards
in breadth. were revolving in their course.
csrryins everything before them.
DR.. Mary Francis Seeley, of Cleveland, Dr.
Sarah Stewart, Of Philadelphia, aud Miss
t.u;hrie. OF Philadelphia, sailed for Calcutta
as missionaries, .nnder the auspices Of the
;Voman's | MON Mission Society, for heather
lands.
I,is claimed that only one passenger in q
rsiroad train has eve. been killed in Maine.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-09-13
STATE OFSOUTH CAROLINA
NEWHENRY COUNTY.
By James e.. Lpalv. Probate Judge

I'v Jame< Z. I.caNv. Probatc JnGSe.
Whereas, Jacob F. Witt, Of Lexington
Conrty, hath made suit TO ME 10 gran; him
Letters OF Administration, OF the Estate and
effects 0: Martin Livingston, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admoniSh
all and singular, the kindred and creditors
OF the said deceased, 10 he and appear be-
fo-c no, in the Court OF Probate to be hclI
at Newtcrry Court House, on the 9Th day
September ncxt, after publication hereof
at II o'clock in the forenoon, to shew
cau.e, il any they nave, why the said ad-
miuistra,iou should not be granted. Given
under my hand this 18th day O! September
Ammo Domini, 1871.
JAMES 6. LEAHI, 2. :. y. c.
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The Great Southern Freight Line, vis
Charleston, and the Charlotte and Augusta
r. F. are competing 1t is said that incorrect
rumorS have been circulated, tending to di
vert treights from tue former.
Four conrictS, belonging to Newberry
County. have been paruoued out Of the peni'
tentiary, their tune having nearly expired
aud thy departed ior their homes by train
as happy as iarks.
The orders for the repression Of the Inter-
nationals in Paris are imperative.
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NOTICE..

ALI nor ors Indebted 10 the Estate OF
ELIJAH TRIBBbE, deceased, are request.
cd 10 pay the same to the undersigned and
Hereby save costs.
All persons "a whom the Estate Of the
said deceased is in any wise indebted. arc
notified 10 render tie same, a'rested as re-
ouirri by law. TO the undersigned. or to his
Attorneys, Fair, Pope s Pope, at Newherry,
S. E.. JAMES W. lhlbnLh'
s., Il %I-3t.. Admir-.
Leurcusyi.le Herald copy four times.
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Can It Come 70 This T.!

A Washington dispatch to the Balti
more Sun says: "Ex-Congressman
Sowen's chances f"r the gubernatorial
nomination in South Carolina are said tc
be very bright. Recent advices from
that State show that the negroes are be:
ing brought ever to his support. and
that the ~dita Republicans generally are
advocating bringing him out" The
same correspondent adds: attorney.
General Akcrman is expected to submit
two important opinions 1T the Cabinet
meeting to be held the latter part Of the
present week. One concerns the QucS,
ton recently submitted by the civil ser,
vice commission, and the other the
powers Of the President to declare mar
tial law under the ku .klux bill"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-09-13
AS<

The colorcd men Of the United States
will hold two conventions Of Il national
character this fall. The first is called a
national convention, and will NEE, in
St. Louis on the 22d OF fSeptcmbcr. The
second is called a Southern convention,
although it is thought that nearly all the
States will be rcpreSented; it will meet
in Columbia, South Carolina, on the 18th
Of October. The avowcd purpose Of
each is consultation on matters connected
with the welfare of the colorcd race.
At the present juncturc Of political az
fairs. however, It is hardly 20 be ex-
rccted that they will not constitute a
leading topic Of Cconsideration.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-09-13

SAD NEwS.-News was received in
this city. last Monday, Of the death Of an
csti;nalIc lady, Mrs. Walter BTem, in
Charlotte, y. G.. Scarcely one year ago,
a large circle Of the friends and acquaint-
anceS Of this young and beautiful lady
assembled in the Presbyterian Church,
in this city, to witness her marriage to a
gentleman Of Charlotte. Yesterday, some
Of them stood by the grave while her
remains, with those Of her two little
babes, were buried beneath the sod.
Truly. snd changes are often wrought by
the passage Of few short days
Augusta ConStitutionalist.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-09-13
NOTICE.:

The subscrii,c- in Offering III; house f,r
<,lr, AS seen in anoiher tol''H:n., would 81!
farther. that in di<2o>ins q it he wonld
ike TO i.clule in .hs safe. ii? the furniture
or AS much OF it AS would be agreeable TO "
purchaser. Parties desiring such property,
arc invited 10 examilG tho same th' ongh
: ~. Is. 37-it. +. :. BAl4'El.
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TelegraDhic.
FOREIGN.

Hone koNG, September "A disastrous
typlIoon visited this vicinity yesterday
Twelve vessels were driven ashore. Much
damage on land.
LONDON, September 5-Dr. Karl Mark
the leading spirit Of the International Society,
is dead.
\ mass meering Of engineers was held al
NewcaSrlc-on-Tyn Saturday, attended by
fully 5000 persons, at which it was deter
mnc,, 10 insist upon an arrange men: Of the
term Of labor at nine hours per day for SIX
days OF the week, Or fifty-lour hours in all.
HAVANA, September 4.-Advices from
Arccibo report fearful hurricane on the
22l ut in the Bahamas.
LONDON, September An explosion oc-
Cured. this morning. in q coal mine near
Wgan, in Lancashire. Some fifty persons
in tine seam Of the mine at the time Of the
catastrophe were cut Of, and it is feared arc
sutfncatcd by the foul ait. The party Sent
down to ascertain the condition OF tho men
buried alive are sill in the mine, and have,
it is thought, peri>hcd. The neishhor-
hood OF tue disaster is thronged with relatives
and acquautNnccS Of supposed victims, and
| the scenes arc OF the most hcart-geuding dc
Scription Details uf the narrowing event are
awaited with auxieIy.
The Republican committee has issued q
| programme, which embraces the application
OF federation 10 the kingdom, abolition OF
| titles and privileges, Suppression Of lnon"po-
lies, abolition OF Standing armies, cninpuiSo-
| " tdncatUn. Sia:e provision for lnbolcrS
| able TO work and suS:euancc for the incapa.
| c.ated, naturalization Of land. popular legiS-
lnliuu aud diffusion of repu5licanism.
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rHorF PJsITlvE.-The immense S7!es 81 Sing
er'S S.wiu" Machirts j. l,:ont 5S~itiyc I'll their
merits. No t:ni'v knowing anything zhont
them are willing to do without orc Anything
in the way "i Srwiag. plain or orsanaet,ral. cai'
be done on them. aE, child With bDt LITTLE iE-
S:7rctinu can run them with Jacilry Ehe ma
chirery is simple ard not la lie {" break or get
on. Of order Trry lave been knowp tn keep in
good rsnning order for fifteen wears without
pced OF repairs. which cannot 1e sani Of othef
mrchirc. NessrS. Chick * Chick aEr :l.e agents
at Ncw5ers.. II.
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:J..L:HONOUR,
CHARLESTON, s. {

Insurance asaGtlersl Commission Aseat
For the sile Of Cotton, Rice and other
prodncc.'
Liberia. advances made on consignments.
s.leS made to the advantage Of shippers,
and qilick returns made.
Refers 10 Rev. Prot. Smel;zcr, Walhalla,
merchants of Charleston, lr o. B. Mayer,
aud Editors Herald, New berry, S. g.
Sept. l3, 3-4t.
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A. D. LOVELACE.
CHANGE, OF LOCATION.

TIE subscriber takes pleasure in inform
ing his friends and the public generally, ,
tho, hc has removed from his cid stand TO
,h. store formerly occupied as Millinery
Store, immrd,a,.ly opposite n: Court
. Nsn>c, and KAT &c has oa'- hand a choice
a:syetlaruticY
CoaG$ciiCnc:y.
(annr0 GOC6S,
Fancy Articles,
Family Groceries. =.
Tobacco, SesarS, &C.,
10 ai OF 1,i,i, i,r i:r,,r' al 'n,io:,, and as
the nra s;o'c Is larger, shows ses"'s 70 bet
ter advantage. l,.J lie ss.rk j. 'niio?, he
wiY br # happy cttir nc ol :5:. ;'s 81 ifraHSs
an::9 many new oSes; tsSether with any
Others: n he great hrman family who hap
pen 10 81 strcsing gafosit- viii pay hlM
visit A u. lO't.LAGE.
: Sep =, . 81 SIT
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DOMESTIC.

WAsu1NGToS, September 5.-The Nations
al Drmocratic Executive Resident Commit
tee, to-day, held Il meeting here, at which
the following statement was althorlz u:
This committee have had their attention
called to an ANONYMOUS pamphlet, entitled
Concession; or, How the Lost Cause may
nc R"gaincG, and The independence Of the
Sourh Secured" now being circulated over
;hc States, as though cmanatinS from DEM
ocraIic source. The committee feel author
iZcd 10 IvnOunce the same as d fraud, and
the sentiments therein expressed as antag-
oniStic to The principles and purposes OF The
Democratic party. Further, This committee
arc Of the unanimous opinion that the same
originated from Radical source. with The
intention 10 deceive the people and prejudice
chem against the only party which CAN re-
form the administration OF the Government,
and hrin. about return ~ honesty and COLI
>tisuiional law.
(Sisncd) SAM. J. RANDALL,
Chairman.
Qfthe committee. Mcssrs. Randall, SIo-
csm, Swami Eilrldgc and jeff les were pcr>
sona!!v present, AMI McsSrs NibIack, Young,
Mcrrick and Smith were represented.
New YORK. September 5.-llary Russell,
aged twc.i:v-two, died on Sunday Au abo,-
iion>t-IIrS. Mary Ann BarnS-has been AZ
rested.
ST.. PAUL, September 5.-Therc was ter
rife storm in the town OF WindDm, yeS:cr
day. 4 number Of buildings were pro>trated
arcl one man fatally hurt by bcing blown
from The cars.
The North Carolina Cherokee Indians will
bc removed in a few weeks to the Indian Ter
ritOry.
LAKE, September 5.-MininS trans
actions yesterday amounted to $3.50 Geo.
Reports of rich discoveries come from all
points.
WAsuIHGToN, September G.-IIformat ton
was received here to-lay, by telegraph. tha;
the American bark Harvest Home had been
attacked Ivy force Of McxcanS, off the bar
of Santa Anna, on the night OF August q,
anti her master obliged to put I" sea without
completing her cargo. Arothcrtlcspatrhf from
Garc>tna. also da'ed to-day, mentions that
tic American bark Brothers, owned by 1 firm
in Norfolk, Virginia, and OF which james b.
Thurston WAS master, was capturcdtro him
nv an armed force of MeNicanS. on August
81, nif Santa Anna. and that her captain was
10; cei ~ abandon her; and that twenty-four
hours afterward, he was picked up by tho
Harvest Home, aud arrived 1T Galveston
Yesterday. Captain Thursfon will visit WASH
iur,nn, and make full statement of all the
facts iH the case 70 the Government authori
lies
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-09-13

Rev. Geo. C. Irall, Rector Of Emanuel
Church. has adopted the new PRAYER book
and Withdrawn from Bishop Pocers Do
ce>c.
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Sec notice of Mr.. Jesse c.. Smith, County
School Commissioner.
Estate notice.. W. Tribble, administra~
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BROKE JAIL. About clock last Satur
day morning it was discovered by the guard
IT The jai that some of the prisoners were
skedaddling from the rear. Owing to the
darkness and the position of the guard on
tbc porch, the vantage was with the flee
ing criminals, who escaped through the fa-
yoring fields. Several shots were fired
which resulted only in the hasty return to
his cell of the last escaping, whose feelings
were not strong enough 10 rush before the
whizzins bullets below. The four who cs-
raned were colored: Drayton Douglas, Tan
;rreprcssible cow thief. under sentence for
COW stealing; David Wise. for the murder Of
his brother, and two others lately Indicted
for stealing wheat.
We have seen the piece "knawed out Of
thc inner wall, and through which they had
to struggle distance Of two feet TO make
,be outer opening. The piece is about two
feet long, one foot wide, two inches thick
and heavily studded with nails, and the
knawins process must have been both long
and terrific.
Since putting the above in type we are in.
formed BY sheriff Paysinger thar two of the
above-the whea, stealers-have been caught
and are now in Jail.