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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-01
JOHN 7. PETERSON, Chairman.

MEssRs. EDIToRs:-We had the pleasure,
on Sunday, the 22i inst. of being present at
Betheden Church. and Of listening to
most excellent sermon delivered by the Rev
Mr. Schreckhcisc. from Virginia. lie was
formerly Professor in the Newberry Lu-
theran College.
His text was % Chapter, 9th and S'h
verse inclusive. of Paul, the Apostle, to the
Philippians His description Of the life Of
our Saviour, from the time Of his birth TO his
death on the Cross, was feeling and pathetic,
snd produced most marked effect on the
congregation. His sermon throughout was
profoundly and attcutively listened 10.
Rev. S. was once the Pastor Of Betheden
Church. AS a Professor and Teacher he ac-
nuircd uost excellent reputation. In con-
sequence o.; the decline of the College, owing
to The poverty of the people, he returned to
bis native land, the Valley of Virginia, where
he has been residing ever since. The South
has need of more ministers to fill vacant
n!aces, and would do well 10 o0tain the ser
vices Of so valuable man.
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Patience Patience patience.n

In our last issue We cautioned our citi-
zeEs against any undue excitement or alarm,
in view Of the situation presented by the
arbitrary and unwnrraried proclamation Of
President Grant. Yet, that the situation is
grave one, and fraught with issues suii-
cicnt 10 disturb our pc,ce, no one will de-
NJ. The lines have mot fallen TO US in
pleasaa, places. The wills OF wrath Which
orr enemies have been for 50 long time
ds!vcling, src Eow poured oat in bitter
sI;te and hatred and We arc brought TO an
extremity which e1citcS the sympathy Of
HUMAN breasts all over the land, and calls
for the ccorr aud detestaticn of the entire
press North and South, not given over body
and soul TO radicalism, spiritual wichednesS
III high places, aud the p-incipaiity Of dark
ness. We repeat that the situation is very
litter aud bad For no msu, whatever his
Innocence, is secure and, at or! moment,
st home or abroad, is from private malice
sns personal spite, liable 20 be subjected to
no end Of trouble, Inconvenience, expense
and suffering. And this, simply, forsooth,
that miserable election on which the So
called hero and military { ctator builds his
hopes, may not have chance Of defeat,
AMI the whole host Of satellites and para.
sizes be brought TO grief.
Bn, let ns in patience and in quiet pos
scss ourselves, and not become provoked
into forgctfulness OF oiself:respect and the hu'
maMitjes. Let as fold our punv arms Of
REBELLION - according TO Grant
wait-for those win who wait in their in.eg.
ri:y; and in waiting the loageS. day will
have passed away.
We might suffer; some have, many nay,
and insults be hca1'ed upon injury and suf
fc,ing, but it can and must be bosne in he
roic courage, manly fcrbcarance, and firm
faith in tie arbitrameut Of that Judge who
abaseth the proud and elevates the humble
minded, gives grace to the generous aud
strength to the weak, and WHO in takug
cognizance of the sparrows' fail, ghcth the
race not always to the swift.
Let US stand IRA under these infections
ard Affections, and so sure as the laws Of
compensation, restitution and retribu,on
arc ":c7uai verities, this State, being true
20 Itself, shall pass from this bitter moral
revolution with .er honor yindics,ed, while
!as President, with his Cabinet, Congress
az: Government, in all their plcn;tude Of
au:ocratic wealth und poSer. must be
ashamed Of their ;yrannous usuTpstions, il
not materially injured in their desires, BY
their mad and ambitious over-scachings.
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Rail Road Meeting.
NEwBERRx, Oct. %

NEwBERRY, Oct. ZSlh. lS7l.
\ large number Of citizens assembled in the
Court House this afternoon at S o'clock, the
Object OF which will be seen, by reading the
resolutions below appended. On motion, Judge
.Fohr T. Peterson was called to the chair, and
0. l.. Schumper,, TO act as Secretary. After
the object Of the meeting was explained, the
following resolutions we're presented, and
after some discussion, unanimously adop.
ted:
Resolved, That r. +. connecting New
berry directly with the great 4. 4 thorouSh>
fares Of the Southwest ct Augusta, Ga,
and wifi: the East and North at Chester, So.
Ca, is indispensable to the prosperity and
full development Of our Town and County.
2. Tha, il is the paramount daty of our
pcople, 10 avail themselves Of the presentcon-
dition of things. 70 secure the cooperation OF
the 1eople Of the ssvcrsi towns and Counties
interested in the construction Of such
Road.
3. That the people of Newherrv will coop
crate with the people Of LaurepS, Spartan.
burg, Edgeieid and Augusta, in the construc.
tiou Of Road to Augusta, provided. sard
Road be located BY the Town of Ncwberry.
i. That committee Of three be raised to
communicate with the people OF the towns
and Counties along the said contemplated
line, with the view Of securing their co-Hpc-
ration in carrying through said enterprise.
The following gentlemen were appointed
by The chair on This committee: Mcssrs. X.
Nnormau, E. S. Coppock, and W. G. MayeS.
On motion, ten delegates were then appoints
cd by the chair to attend thc Columbia con-
vention 90 the l0;h day Of November next.
10 wit: Mcssrs. S. Fair, T. F. Greneker, f. S.
Coppock, l.. ! Jones. Y. J. Pope. W. &.
MayeS, 7. S. Moorman, K. S. Chick, J. F. j.
Caldwell and J. NJ. Baxter. 4 motion was
then passed that these proceedings be hand
ed to the Columbia Phea;x, Newbcrry Her
ali, Edccfeld Advertiser aud Chester Stands
ard. for publication. There being no further
business before the meeting, it then ad-
journcd.
0. l.. SCIIUMPERT,
Scc'y.. pro. tenn.
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re" BE GUIDED By WHAT


yon know. There is an old probcrb which
SAYS, "E1 pcri-nce is the safest guide" TO
thi. gnde the sick and aiing naturally turn
when casting about for the means Of relief
They inquire what medicine has done for
others, before they adopt it themselves. Of
all tie remedies and prcren,ives in ns,,
;o.teItcr's Stomach BitierS meets the tcs
most .rinriphantlr, and hence it's immense
popularity and vast sales. The sufferer
from indigestion is sure TO 6ni some ore
among his friend. who has been cured Of
lhst ailmcnt by the famous vegetable sto-
machic. The victim Of fever aud agne,
liver complaint, constipation, nervous pros
trat;on, or general debility, has only 10
make inquiry in the ncighborhood where
he resides in order 10 discover what this
standard restorative has effected in cases
similar TO his own. In the published tes-
timony to its merits he will find volume
Of proofs Of its sanitary properties, which ii
is impossible ior his common s"nse TO resist
lie tries it, nnd the cflec: it produces Oh
his system adds another TO the host Of wit
ncs.es in i,s favor. Thus, its reputation,
founded on the fxcts, not assertions. corr
ainuaIly grows and spreads. Chsrlatrns
and impos:ors, some Of them mere local
lrickstcrs, and others who take a somewhat
wider range, attempt to thrust into the
hands and down the lhroats Of inyalds,
their haphazard concoc::ors. as substitutes
for The tonic which for 20 many years has
been a medicinal staple, throughout the
United States, Spanish America, Canada,
ami the West Indies, but onlv succeed 10 a
very limited extent. In This reasoning age,
the people, having asccrtaincd what is really
deserving Of their confidence, decline run.
Ling after strange gods"
Nov. /, 44-lm.
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The Stats Fair,

It will be borne in mind, commences
in Columbia on the 9Th Of November.
Monday, aud will continue during the
entire week. The Sccretary's Office will
be opened at s o'cllck in the morning
Mondag-and close at ) in the evening
when the books Of entry will be closed.
On Thursday, from 10 to y, cattle will
be exhibited in the arena; from u to
2, q display Of horses; at 3, trot,ing COZ
test, $5e premium, followed by two
mile dash for Sl00. Wednesday-l0 to
I2, musical contest; ls to +, a grand
Tournament, to which Knights gen.
orally are invited. ThurSday-forcnoon,
examination Ct cattle, followed by dis
;'ay OF halter led horses and mules, &c.
c!>ioas made and ribbons tied. At 9,
sro;ting matches as on Thursday. Fri
iay 10 to II contest in arena between
saddle horses; ii to 2, same between
>;ag!e and double harness horses-rb.
hons tied At 3, ,rotting contest. Sat
u,day-io o'clock, auction sales 0! live
Stock. At - the premiums will he
awarded. From 9 to 10 each morning
sill be devoted by the committees to
r!o@ing matches. P'owmsn to furnish
their own teams.
The Ladies 0! the Memorial Association
sill have open a Bazaar during the
s.eck, to which reStau-an: will be at.
i-cI",!.
Gates open at Q each day.
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SURVIVORS, ASSOCIATION.

TIE Annual Meeting of the SURVIVORS
ASSOCIATION or SOUTH CAROLINA \
will I've held a. Columbia, on THURSDAY,
November 9, at 10 o'clock A. ". district
Associations are requested TO send full del.
eeations, az matters Of interest will be
brought before the Association.
On the following evening. November the
10th, the Anniversary Address before :hc
Asso ia,ion will be delivered by that true
patriot and tried soldier General Jubal A.
Early.
All Confederate soldiers, and those who
svmpathizcd with the cause for which they
fought, are invited to be present on this in
ter'sting occasion.
BY order of the President. General Wade
Hampton. A C. HASKELL,
Nov. |, Aft. Secretary.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
NEWREREY COUNTY.

By james c. I.eahv, Probate Judge.
WHEREAS, James B. Clary, hath made
suit to me 10 grant him Letters Of Admins.
tration, Of the Estate and effects Of Bale
Cole, deceased.
These are therefore to cite AMI admonish
all and singular, the kindred and creditors
of the said deceased, 10 bc and appear be-
fore me, in the Court Of PROBATE, to he held
At Ncwberry Court House, on The 10th day
OF November next, after publication hereof,
At II o'clock in the forenoon. to shew
cause, If any they have, why the said al.
mnistrAtioa should not be granted. Given
under my hand this Goth day Of October
Ammo Domini, 1871.
JAMES G. LEAHY, P. J. sc.
Nov. J, 44-2t.
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Large Sale Of Real Es-
tate.

BY direction Of the will Of Washington
Floyd, decd. I will offer for Saie 10 the high
est bidder, at Ncwbcrry Court House, on the
fist Monday in December neXt, all the rca!
estate belonging TO tic estate Of said decd. !,
nor disposed Of by his will.
Tract No. /, or Butler Tract containing
PA 40 acres, more or less. adjoining untl>
"f Rnesa Butler. Estate J. Davenport, \. T.
Davis. - Wheeler, Ivy iract No ,. and i
separated from tract No. 3 by the Belfast
Road.
Tract No. ,, or Granny Floyd Tract-Cor-
tains 2S3! acres, mere or less, bounded ny
trac, No /. lands of Wheeler, William SAT
;crwhitc, Estate of Moses Anderson, and is
separated from No. by the Belfast road
Tract No. 3-ConIains All $40 acres, more
or less, bounded by lands OF i. 4. Tr!bb.r,
tract No. +, J. B. ChHppcll. N. J. Young, and
is separated from tracts No. ! and 2, by the
Belfast ruad.
Tract No. 4-Contains 252 9.1o acres, more
or less, bounded by lands of II. W. Patton,
J. B. Chappel tract No. 3, A. H. Tribb:e
and tract No. s.
Tract No. 5-Contains 100 acrcs, more or
less, bounded hy tracts Nos. 4. 6, 7 and g.
Tract No. G-ContainS 202 10 acres. more
or less. bounded by lands Of D. W. Parton,
J. McKtrick, II. r. Mangum and trac; No. 5.
Tract No. 7-ContainS 224 Clio acres, more
or less, bounded by lands Of II. T.. Nangum,
Est. OF f. Tribble, C. Johnson, J. ID. Pitts,
a. X. Tribblr, and trac1 No. 5.
Tract No. S-Contains lG4! acres, more or
less, bounded by lands of 4. Z. Tribb!c and
tract No. S.
These lands are situate in Newbcrry Coun-
~, on Sandy lun Creek, and contain an
abundance Of pine timber.
TERMS OF SALE-One third Of the nur-
chase money must he paid in cash, balance
in two equal annual instaIlmen,s, with inter-
est on each from day OF sale. The purchaser
to give note with approved surely and a
mortgage 0: the premises, to the Executor.
to secure the purchase money. Pats OF ttc
above can be seen by calling on the EXccnor.
Also nt the same time and place will rent
the late homestead Of said icc'G.. which WAS
wiIIed by him to Luc W. Floyd, FOR the year
1872
TkRMs.-A 4 rO:c payable on the Is: Deem
her, 1872, with II least two approved surctcs
will be required.
JOHN + pETEGSON, Ex'or
Oc:. IS, 43-6t
lnurenSrille Herald copy i times and send
bill to ex'or.
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Poor PosIrIvE.-The immense sales OF Sing
er's Sewing Machines is a proof positive of tier
merits. No family knowing anything about
them are willing to do without one Anything
in the way of sewing. plain or ornamentsl. can
be done on them, and q child with but little in-
structioI can run them with facility TIE ma
chirery is simple ard not isnls to break or get
out Of order. They have been known to keep ir
good running order for fifteen years withort
need OF repairs. which cannot oe said Of other
machines Ne srs. Chick s. Chick are the agents
at New berry, Il.
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The Lacreng Herald.

We are gratified 10 see that our near
n;sh5or and napcsakc, the Herald Of
..eurens, has donned n new dress. I, i
L sign of prosperity gratifying 20 the
'lea7t snd eve Of publisher, and We
congratulate the worthy proprietors
of this excellent and spirited payer that
ia coudi,ion is 50 favorable.
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Sherifs Sale.
~ PROBATE COURT.

IL PROBATE COURT.
FIX Parte-J. D. Suber and others, ESccu-
tors.-Petition for order Of Sale OF Per.
soual Property of.Christian Suber, decd.
By virtue of an order Of James c. Leahy,
Probate Judge, will sell on the 18th day
Of November next, at the residence Of
CHRISTIAN SUBER, decd, all the Per-
sonal Property, not specifically wiilcd, OF
said i>'ca$ed, consisting Of
Cows.
Hogs.
Kitchen Furniture,
Farming Implements.
Iron Safe,
Merchandise: &C.. &c.
Terms Of Salc-CASH.
T u. PAYSINGEE, S. \. c.
Oct. IS. 43-4t.
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though very serious he hopes it is not a
fatal bundrs: that the people are more STU
pctied than exasperated-yet behind this is
cxa< <pera;ion, should the hostile steps taken
in the upper counties, also occur here; that
upon official imbcciliiy and incompeteucy
must be charged many of the alleged out
RACES pcrpetrated by the ku Klux; that more
white men have been murdered oy negroes
since the war than negroes murdered by white
men; that murders, outrages upon women,
house and barn burning have been common.
and hut few of the perpetrators punished :;
that there has heen no resistance to the en-
forccment Of law and the authorities; that
every personal atfa.r is magnliled lnlo ku
klux case that hundreds of arrests have
been made in the upper counties; that PLAN
tatious are abandoned, business Sfaenating,
and amidst the terror which prevails hundreds
Of families arc removing into the adjacent
STATES: that the radicals arc eating
falSrhuods-Such rs collisions between the
Ku hux aud The military; that system Of
drnuncation like that which obtained in The
lir,t French revolution, exists, and that no
man, however innocent, is safe from arrest: 4:
that the extraordinary fight from the upper
counties is accounted for in tile fact that the
door has been opened TO the wreaking Of
private vengeance: that 1t is uEGucstionabIy
true that ku kluX organization exists in
upper South Carolina, hut that il is simply
vigilance committee, and in nearly every
Csc brought TO his notice, tho victim had been
guilty Ct violation of law which the State
authorities had not punished.
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COM M MERCIAL.

Newbcrry, Oct. 31.-Cotton active at l6f.
Columbia, s. C.eOctobcr 30.-Sales Of cots
ton 20 day SO bales-midding l6ic.
. Liverpool, October 30-Evcning.-Coiton
s,esdy-uplanas 9sa9!; Orleans 95t9;.
New York, Oc'obrr 3o-7 P. M.-Corton
strong; sales 2,970 bales-n2lands 49,; Or.
leans l9i. Gold closed at l1sa1l3.
Charleston, October 30.-Cotton steadv-
middling l7.; receipts 2.64s bales; sales 400;
stock 20,l8l.
Augus.s, October 3o.-Cotton qniet and
hrmer-middling 16i; receipts 1000 bales
sales CO.
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,REWsRERRT. S. &.
"Wednesday, November l, 1871,
Particularly Special.

All parties indebted to this Office, out
side the limits Of the town, are asked to
call on. US and settle at once. The large
aggregate due Us in various small amounts
for advertising and special notices, trib-
ute<, etc, is considerable, ard the
money is needed. If these amounts are
TO. soon paid we will place them in
proper hands for collection.
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MANUFACTURING iEGrkRPnIs: ~ CHARLEs-
roH-CharIeaton is fast becoming msnufactur-
Jug as well commercial city. The largest nanu-
factory Of doors sashes bads. &c. in the South>
ern States is that of Mr. =. z. Toale. OIL lIorl-
ck's Wharf in thai city, sales ROOMS at No. %
Hayuestr,et. Mr. Toa!es Advertisement appears
in another column. Nov. lin.
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n..,z. IN DpnN I'm ENT 7

E0~ | NJ ROY f EMENT IN
CHARLESTON.-Arnong the recent i'm
proEements in Charleston is the warehouse
and builders depot Of Mr.. P Y. ToALE. the
manufacturers OF Doors, Sashes and Blinds.
extending through from No. 20 IIAyne sire, t
to No. 90 Pinckney street, aud said to 3
the most extensive as well rs most complete
establishment of the kind South Of Baiti-
more.
Oct II Aim
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NOTICE.

AZ persons holding claims against the
estate of Samuel S. Sieg, deceased, will
rrescn. hem forthwith, properly attested,
10 TIE undersigned, o. TO lila attorneys,
M"sSrs. Fair, Pope Il Pope, at New5erry
c, II, S. C.
III persons indebted to the estate OF III.
deceased, vii! make payment to the under
signed. i. c. CARLISLE,
Nov. ], lt--4t. Admir- s s. Sies.
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DANCING SCHOOL.

MONS. BERGER respectfully informs the
citizeas o. Sewberry that he proposes open
ing DANCING SCHOOL here. Mons +.
is favorably known, having taught in New.
berry about four years ago. 4 subscription
list is at this Office, with terms, etc The
school will opcn at the beginning Of No
vember, provided 20 pupils are insured.
For particulars see circular and subscrip-
'ion list at the Drug Store 0: Note d
Tarrant.
Oc;. -, i3-tt.
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ALL persons having demands against
tie estate Of r C. Swindler, decd, are re-.
quired 10 render them in 10 the undersigned,
or to Jones l. Jones, properly attcsted, on
or before the first day Of December next,
aid all persons indebted to the said de-
ceased estate are requested TO pay the
same. J.R. SWINDLER,
Oct. %, 43-6t. Adm.
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The chances for prizes in the Columbia
Building and Loan Distribution arc cnor-
NOUS. The unr;valcd sale Of tickets makes
it necessary shat those who wish t. :ry their
chances should secure them at once. Diff
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Jefferson Brown, coloTod prisoner in tho
pcni:cnriarv, under the inhuman punish
men, OF the shower bath day or two ago,
dropped dead Was his executioncr ku
klux, or only Northern liberty shrieker?
Madam McCulloch. .Brignoli, as prima don.
ma of Mark Strakosch's opera troupe, will
appear in Coumbia during fair week.
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The books and accounts OF the Undersigned
can be found at Motto 4 Tarran Office. In
my absence these gentlemen will receipt for
accounts due me. i. Is. RUFF.
Sep. 90, SS-tf.
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House Sale.
Bring on your Corn.

WE are now ready at all times to grind
MEAL and GRIST FOR the public, at the
Mill at the Tau-yaId, in the edge Of the
Town Of Eewberry.
JONES: 4 PARKER.
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The Star Troupe are preparing for an ell
tcrtaiumen, on next Monday nigh, week,
November the 18Th Look out for rnuSi
cal treat.
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MARRIED,

At the residence Of the brides father, at
O'Clock, on the 25th instant, by the Rev. y.
L. Rulc, y. d., Rev GEO. A. lloUGH. Of
&ewberry, and Miss SALLIE II. MULLER, of
Columbia, S. G.
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In Common picus--NcEbcrrv.

In Common p!!eas--Ncwberrv.
Catherine BoazInan and others, agains:
Vim. u. Boazinan and others.
Comp.ain; for Partition and Relief
The creditors Of tie Estate of David c.
Boazman. deceased, are required to render
and establish their demands respectively
before the undersigned. as referee, on or
before the first dav Of December next.
THnS. N. LAKE, Referee.
N0y. ! !.-.,:, no
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Administrators Notice
for Final DISCHARGE.

] do hereby give notice to all whom it
may concern, that | will make a final set
tlcment on ths Estate Of Emanuel Suber,
decd, Oh the 24th day Of November next,
in the Probate Court for Newberry County,
and apply for final discharge.
W. ?. GILLIAN, Admir-:
Oct. .. :C--i..
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The "si;uation" is bad. The prosperous
trade Of the last month has departed.
Sta:naton prevails. Business has declined
from IS to loo per cent. How the mer.
chants are to dispose of,he,r heavy stocks
and ho1oc ;i"r drafts, President Grant
might iuIo'm the public through his pipe
stcHl.
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For ten dollars you may receive SIS 900 in
the Columbia Duilding and Loan Distribu-
ton. The prizes 20 be awarded range from
SO TO SIS 600, and the ichances are more
numerous than any other enterprise Of the
kind. The awards will certainly be made On
the day Of thc Fair named in the advertise
mem. and bonds have been entered into for
The faithful execution Of everything con-
ncetr1 w!t'l .ilc concern. .sl-;t.
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LOCAL.

Spccial notices in this local 'partment arc
charged for at the rate Of IS cts. per line.
MEssRs. MCCALL ( Pool would inform
the world Of mankind that business is grow
ing beautifully less under the influence Of
Grants proclamation. 1t.
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PEEsoSAL.-We have had the pleasure Of
vi<i; from Mr.. ST. Clair Abrams. the nielll-
gent and geut,emanly reporter Of the New
York Herald. who is now engaged in visiting
tie hu EluX districts, so lately put under
han BY Grant, for rebellion. SO fur, NJ.
abrams SAYS he has been unable to f'l
this greas rebellion. which takes so much
treasure, aul SO great an army 10 quiet,
and corS1 Quca:!y he Is unable TO write any
thing about blood and thunder. We will be
pleased to see in our midst few more in
t-llisent gentlemen from the North who are
willing to appreciate tue situation in South
Carolina.
From copy of TIE New York Herald, we
sum up the following from Mr.. A5ram :
communication: That he conrersed with
men OF all colorS, classes and political creeds,
and from observation and thorough siftins
concludes thar the truth 10 his mind is palpa-
bic that the Presidents proclamation Is a ST.
rions blunder-and that the hriiet' prevails
that i; was brought about by frauds and mis-
representations 10 effect political ends, all