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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-01-28
Cumberland River Packets.
John Lumsdcn,

o. w. DAVIS, Master.
ID. b. DAVIS. Clerk
Leaves for CAIRO every THURSDAY, al
3 o'clock A. NJ. .t'.#E .lrr
caves for NASHVILLE every MONDAY
ut . o'clock L. 81.
l +. p. GRACEY & BRO, Ag'ts.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-01-28
Ealfslnpn,

WILEY SIMMS, Master.
BRUCE HUNTER, Clerk
Leaves for CAIRO every SATURDAY, nj
3 O'Clock a. NJ.
Leaves for NASHVILLE every THURS
DAY, at o'clock =. NJ
r. p. GYACEY & BRO, Ag'ts.
dpcoi. lS1Ol6m
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-01-28
Tyrone,

TOM HARTMAN, Master.
TT @- ALEX. HARD, Clerk.
Leaves for CAIRO every TUESDAY, at
o'clock A.. NJ.
Leaves for NASHVILLE every SATUR-
DAY, ut 8 O'clock L. NJ.
+. +. GRACEY & BRO, Ag'ts.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-01-28

beg leave To offer my services To tho
vicinity rs n manufacturer of first class
work from the best material the market
affords, aud AT ~ liberal rates Ms the same
qunlitNof work can he executed Tor In the
city. Footing, hnlf-soling and repairing
done AZ the cheapest rates. aud work de-
liNertN promptly ai the time Promised.
Respectfully, II. 4. HOWELL,
NIAll, 'Iu-lY
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-01-28
For Sale.

\ splcndlh country residence u harm
~ Tnlts station, Tenn. ] wish Ia sell my
ihW lhnds attached thereto. The dwelling
house II u nne Two story brick, continuing
light rooms nnh a large, nnr conservatory.
mere hr" MI The ifcesslry out lOIsos ~
every description. The fnrin contains al
acres, on which there Is q fne pcnrh nnI
apple orchard lust beginning Ia Lrnr fruiI,
i'lul- WY i'Fishlhpl". For mtih"r par
ti'ulhrr nrllN 10 \. q. WiidDN.
sep ~ JD-tl. Tdlt'~ SiuttDu. Tenn.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-01-28

For sale by $. u. STEWART, GAINESVILLE.
April TO-. lS70-iy HfI.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-01-28

-mIOSbLhNEUISs
,yslsl .a.essasn1o;s<ses
orr = IN vnsacfwcr4ns I g
FoNDof bad health, the doctors.
TIE scisnce,of sorrowTSiyl.oholor
gy- W4fAW dNHM
A 90 prioise svfets nnottoAwhat-l
ever thou dost, dust it with all thy
might sH utE9fhstTA 1D -
why ~ the sun like n gotrf loaf?
Because IL s light when it rises.
THE way TO treat n man Of doubt
full credit Is take no note Of him.
AAAN's credit must he bad, indeed,
when he can't even borrow trouble.
An Indiana mother thought she
spiteda counting couple by removing
the light.
"PLBgive you the lslip,u as the
gardener said when he promised o
friend u cutting THTIpIu az
TUE Louisville Journal thinks the
seuntry could put up with an admir-
ni,Fbstit dom = want topromote vices.
,LaAry,usK. amer won,t be N heay-
ell with us, will he p" Why, my
child % Because he can't leave the
store"
A WITTY writer says Lawyers
and clients remind me of the two
rows Of people at a Hre-one passing
along full buckets and the other emp
,ty ones.o $1,000
WHEN riding donkey what kind
Of fruit DO you represent? A pear.
s THEY keep "Knew Syder Fur Sail''
at u Texas grocery. u.ai ai.url. .rl
."o"wHAr ais your eye, Joe ?" az
told q man lie He'd" was the reply.
1.-Two heads are better than one,'
rs the gentleman remarked to the
celery. .sia4g "a ~ 17f7f s3Mai on
aWHAT., Il, that which Is full OF
holes and yet holds water? a sponge.
l"'IF n woman were to change heI
sex, of what religion would she be
"A he- then. HE1 H9i FlI91 ~ To1
Morro for Highland pipers-Blow
gentle, Gpls.
WHEN Is u man obliged to keep hi:
word? When no one will take It.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS man wa.
William 'rell.IM.H o. Times. $50
CoNNECrINa,link between the ami
NAL and vegetable kingdoms-Hash
WHY IL an empty champagne bot
tie like an orphan? Because it has
lost Its ''pop." rt8fH- HH'fi"
A MODEL surgical operatiOn-To
take the cheek out Of u young MAJ
and the jaw out Of a young woman
THERE Is no sense in calling SLEEP
deaths counterfeit, when the sleeper
is merely going to awake. Or
THE Boston Post says DandeliOn.
are in bloom at Newport. Plttsburl
has iron in " Bloom"
Ia wARNING-The man who trie,
to arrange his hair with an ice picl
got 1t into u nice pickle.
WHY are horses I'm cold weathe
like meddlesOme 'g0ssipsp Because
they are bearers Of idle tails. n y g
Q NOTHING conquers Obstinacy like
cold weather-it brings every man t,
his sneeze.-[NcV Orleans.
LITTLE BEMUs says that to b,
starved il worse than to be beaten. A
thrashing makes him hOller bu,
hunger makes him follower.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-01-28
SCHWARTZ & HASLETT,

FORMERLY
b. A. FAHNESTOCK, SON & COMPANY
SOLE PRoPRIETORs
b. A. Fdhnestock'S Iermifuge,
c. F. Cations Dyspepsia Remedy,
and c. F. Cations Cough Bdlsdm,
PITTSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA.
Jan. %, lsTO-ly.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-01-28

LOCKERT d co. have rs fine md
elegant assortment OF Lamps and
Lamp Fixtures as csn be found in
the West, and a. cheap ~ the cheap
est nov0-tf.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-02
Cooperative Building Asso-
citation. - stt 5sss:
ASSo-

As many inquiries have been directed 10
me relative TO the di>posa! Of the tickets
which may remain unsold, woud statefhet
they WILL BE SOLD before the drawingtakee
place. As hut 600 tickets will be issued, and
the price fixed so low, Il sale of allthe tickets
must 1s effected in order to. cover tbs tx
pcnses Of the drawing. and the Gcneral
Agent vii, positively not hold ticSct on Tae
dIy of The rsffie. As it has become appareut
10 me that large amount. Of meney ShaS
been placed hy those sel:!uS tickets IN the
5"rk, or otherwise used. in order 10 obtain
the interest upon the same, DOW Offer to
allow interest upon all sums paid into, my
hands a, the rate OF one per cent. per month
from this date, payable on the day. OF. draw
ing, hut not afterwards. It must be apparent
TO all that so long as the money Isl Kept out
of nay hands. canuot fix 3 day fur the
drawing. Ny bond. in the penafz snIatEof
$40, 900, makes deposit with me as safe -
could bs desired. The Offer Of q good rate
of interest, and the desire TO invest IasfE!tS
money in improvements Of 8: mogsk1tep.
sYc character, are sufficient guarantee that
the drawing Will take place ~ as e1,iya day
as possible Evidence of the =inprDEe1ne0ss
iatrnded CAN be seen at tie cozners Of Main
and Plain streets. I,,---. =
must again request I'll who have. money
in their hands to- remit the same TONG
whether it amount to one ticket or ten.
DIR. F. W. WHEELER,
General Agent Box S., Columbia, Sc
Aug. 9, 3i-2t. -. EsssE ssrszces
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-02

best t:l,r, and with more moderate
sup.iv cotu;nand t;.e markets, lrrIgate
ga.dens, and use every energy 10 push
the Blue Ridge Railroad to compIetlon,s so
that wise economy Of na'are may
Weld Us It's full ,ribnte. bs an Interchange
Of commodities. This is the cotton belt
where peculiar atmosphere IS gene7"-
led Gor the Heecy fah;ic which is to clot&e
tho ra:ions-w!:ile the mighty West IS
10 be the grana7y Of empire ard We
have mutual need for each other. The
West cannot raise cotton, and The South
nos raises corn at disadvantage. Open
tic store. houses Of thu West, that wealth,
aud health, and strength may &c mu-
tgal.
Let Us hare ti:e Blue Ridge RAJ! Road
aid the sooner tic better.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-02
Cotton States Mechanics and Agricultural
Fair

A copy Of the premium list OF the
Fair 10 be held on the 3l>t Of October.
in Augusta GA; has been sent 10 Us by
DR.. W. Fl. Tut,, President Of the A<so-
cistion, and we notice with pleasure tAa'
The coming exhibition IS promised to he
on more extensive scale than that %:
1870. It is we'll known that the people
6 Georgia, spare TO pains, labor nor
sxpense in getting M exhibitions o. TINS
character !; in fac, in I'll enterprises !noS-
ing 10 the n.a,s3ia! Interests Of Tic ps'
pie they show public Spiii,cdres< w"r.
tav7rf praise and Imitation. Capitalists,
agrirul,u,iS,S and manufacturers, each
and all show vim which always in>nrss
hehighest success. We have no d"nht'
judging by the past, ard convinced tha'
The Inducements .Terrd in the premium
list will be carried on: to the letter. that
the coming fair will BE- on The grHndest
scale, and that the grounds, said to he
the most beautiful in the S"uth, wi'!
prove an attraction for thousands Of "lSl.
;ors from every section "f the South.
The object is to establish this association
asa Cotton States institution not con
Shed to any section IN lis aimS--a0d II
has the substantial MIA ofjnS, such men
and material as VII; give the success j;
merits. We are p:ra<ed to see thai the
prospect is so fa''vii"g, and the arrange
n,ents SO fully aud admirably mace.
Seccc>s to the C".inn States Fair. as
another means to the accomplishment e
the grea: cad nff uii;:;rs up the material
prosperity Of the South!
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-02
The ElCe Ridge Rail Road.

We learn that the State stock IL tie
above Road was recently transferred,
through purchase, TO an ass"c;aiion g!
cen,ienen, some oi a hotD are Northern
capitalists. and ;hat snon rs possible the
road will he completed.
A new survey tas been ordered with
view IL making a narrow gange.
When the Is. 4. Il. f., which Hil' ran
through the rich grain ard meat regions
Of the West. supplies this section with
corn and meat. then We may plan: cot,
ton 10 uu, hrar;s' content. CT unit, wc
cannot resi-" :ar Ii::s uYi ears 70 ie inv
>pir;, OF our asr. The co,;oa.prolac!ng
sectors Of the Souta will never ra:sc
bread ans, meat So c;:esr!y as ;hey can
10 laid down here by reads from the
Western storc-house$.
The policy in the past and Z; ;he pres
sns, Of raising cotton n. the expense Of
every thing else. vc respectfully submit
ss doubtful. to Eay The lssSt. !" raise
no ether crop but cn:ic". which, If en'
II ny possible ccr;;nccarics C.: season.
lcarex he planter in the roca'ive, with
no. hing elise tn fall back upon ; @. II the
yicid is large D, virtue os lis Immense
area, aa:! hich reduces the prices t"
their a.inirlnr,, an,. ne tiatl, that he must
purchase fool supplies a. s ::.aG'sn""
rate. u hos j. the Debit s;se in the years
wear and tear:
II is t.ne as t:.sacS Save stcnd. t:'@I
the wo<t Sueccs>Eu! aeri:us;ur!>ts were
those VINO diversified their crops and
raised \ Little Of everything. bnt ''as
things" now stand, with free labor
~hirh is very 'nnvh nnaCq"ain'ed viii:
she diff, renee between mine and thine.
4 will not do 10. few i::rners to raise
their scpl.:ieS ard lcIe thereby. An sg-
-!cuiiu:ai culntry shoo|d DC seifsnS.
timing indvea ell peoples should be
xeIi.sa,ta;,icg nnd se!l.'"!:an,-hnt rs
We have no: ", .S;2|'I>hed ,Eas unity
se sentiment y nI.;ch leads 20 Individuality
Of effort apd true reeEprosi:y which
eveatuate< IL lire Of policy. we n'us,
allow ircum>t: noes 20 alter cases. and
as the ea>e TOW stands, with free labor.
isllrnrss and ih,c;. and the apparent Or
real changes in the sscs"ns-iI'dieidaa's
here and there canHot afford 10 raise
.u?p'iss snd sYTc7 l'sS per s:sa'"se-
>:.2 entire as:i,'oi.ura! community E'ss's
z-5z lit,?s, a1,; lose 4 i:;t!c, or, chang
-: WIKI the elements ab"us cs, give
tp cc7o u up,a:ds, rlaa. mere small
= 80. :. ~: :. .;v' :'''>.'" IN Very
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-02

Ex SENATOR Howell. OF the Southern
Claims Commission, is responsible for
the following, published in the Kcokuk
Gate City:
Daring one q? the iatcst ami hottest OF
ire sessions Oft loyal Sontaern Claims
i'ntnni<>inn st Washington, c!ai;mant
ir",n Virginia, then under So ORR personal
examination. gave the following te>ti,
nonv verbatim in relation 10 the loss OF
: spring Wagon:
The spring wagon was taken by Gene,
raj Franklin. saw It in his possession
about month after. When saw it, it
was still III nse by General Franklin. |
asked i,i,n fhr . receipt. and he told me-
to e. 70 t"ll. WENT THERE, and demand
ed the wagon
Here the astoni>hel and pe7sriring
Commissioners took 4 long breath, gazrd
with profound interest upon ;he man
VII" haG. Travelled; 50 far on the shortcut
road 10 China. aid no longer wondered,
as hefore. at his apparent external aid
inward con;neSs under melting a'mos
nhsre, and heated crnss examination.
The na" w.s ii7e-proof, # lib loyalty
wai; cSt.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-02

scricr1tcrel Societies.

We respectfully submit 70 our ag::cui'
,ural friends The great impo: ia"ce Of
aaisy aarsng themselves. and 20 this end
the virtue o: aericu'lur :: <o>ic,.es cannot
be ovcrra:e,l. L., the gentlemen io'm
;ne::r :,sseifgti hf;7 hood OF settlement socie>
ties an; then bald III, central body.
How o,il,: It 10 TO begin to-day. and
consiier TIE pyopriety %! opening the
uericul,urs' year C;kc the con'n"Tcia:,j
81, tse RrSt of S-pisx,heT?
Organize yoar societies. gentlemen
establish your lines, and create yoer
esde Of ethics, &c. &".
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-02
We make the following extracts from 4
nrirate letter from the Sandwich Islands:
HONOLULU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.

| The weather here i so M"ch 'Sc same all
the year round, and every year, thar the na.
| tive language has no word >ignifyins wca;h-
| er; neither suItry heat nGr iroStever disturb|
! The serenity of the Inhabitants. Bright,
breezy, sunny Islands way Off IN the Summer
! ecean-a Poets ..radi.c-where the dark
| Hawaiian women wear long flowing dresses
| loose from ,he neck to the fte:. with garlnnds
Of flowers !o1nd their neckS and over their
long silky trcsscS. The Hawaiians arc very
fond of brilliant col0rS, but moi 4 mixture Of
fhem. You will often see in the streets {
II jcstic woman with BLACK satin robe
reaching 20 the ground with wreath OF
.maile, !" ia rine with shining fragrant lcav"s)
round her neck anil railing 10 the sToUn1,
her head covered with 4 wreath OF the same
OF OF bright ginger bowers yellow cs gold. or
Of white j:ssamlne.
The Hawa;ians are ver: proud Of their vol!
cauo, the largest il tie world, very terrible
one TOO, sometimes. Think oi enduring two
thousand >hGcks Of e::thQl ike in the space
of ten days, aS the people Of Hawaii did
three rcars asc We on 'hiS little Island are
not troubled much. We did have one severe
shock a few months ago. it die nor do much
damage, but you have no idea how frightened
we were. We are on the slope OF an extinct
vo;cano: as soon as I c0ali collect my senses
look ed towards the hill for the fire and in
the opDosi:c direction for the tidal wave,
am happy 20 state iha: saw neither. I
tor't think could h:yc been worse scared
ifI had seen both.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-02
U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE;
DEPUTY COLLECTORS OFFICE, s. ;.

DEPUTY COLLECTORS OFFICE, -.
August .i<t 1871.
Notice is hereby given to MI persons IA
New berry County, who have been assessed
on account ofIrterna' ReEe"ue taxes since
the lst dav of January last. that ihesta
books will be opened at Newberry Court
H,use from this date until the 2lst daysof
the present month, for receiving thessaHse
after Which time penalty of5peZcens
si,h one per cent. per month interest viii
sccruc by law, and after which collections
will be legally enforced against dc'inaaents.
Persons due taxes assessed prior,tog janus.
ry last viii certainly -fndit 40 -tlcir inte-
rest to make payment at once as the old
lists must be Immediately closed mp,
JAMES E. PETERSON;
Deputy Collector, Sd Disc,
Aug. 2, Silt. = II y ~ s:<sS;
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-02
For The Herald
CokssAu7y District Conference.

NEwBERET. S. c.. July 25 ISL
NEssRs. Ep1ToRs:-As directed BY the
Cokesbury District Conference, which has
just closed i;s Session AZ Greenwood, l send
ycu an abstract Of It's proceedings:
TIE opening sermon was preached by Rev.
Landy Wood, Oh the night on the 2oth inst,
an appropriate sermon, and we'll received
by a good audience. At S o'clock the next
morning The Conference began its regular
sessions with religious services. The Bishop
&c, having arrived, the P. E.-Rev. \. u.
Mood-.ook the chair. Over fifty members
we're present, and perhaps a dozen more
came afterwards.
Twas proposed to dispense with The usual
Committees, and ;he proposition received
considerable faTor; but it was finally detc--
mined to have them. Accordingly, the
President appointed Co.'S mittees on Educa-
ton, Missions, Church Literature, Tempe
rance, Sunday SchU7lS, Finance. Thc Bible
Cause Parsn,;"-"> ar'l iht s!@;c - The
ChHrrh.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-02
The ANIMAL Address,

3, Deiivcret! befnrc the E Eiacatianai II
s,itnte Of 5. G. in Drcemher last, ny
Prot. ). II Carlisle. n"a'ei: printed IN
psuiplhs. form, si'h an abstract '' The
minutes Of the first animal meeting.
names Of officers ard members. Is just re.
ex;vei, ans, wa tian'; the friend who sent
!, /, i needless to say shat Prof. Car
:;s:c's address was appropriate to the oc-
caSian, and rep.etc with s':nnd ADVICE
as we'll as atonndins in gems Of though,
fuv it. j. we'll known that he is beau1-
fat a,tractize and powerful speaker. and
that vhs, he attempts is nl"av We!
done. His remarks on this interesting
occs.inn were based OH some "f the His
takes which Young teacher may make
md divided rs f,y;oxs: He maT over
rate his professional influence; NAV TN
dsrra;e his office and Influence; may ia''
~ carry on his own Improvements; Is
i-:sanser o. trusting too mach 10 the ma
chinery If e;inca1i,n; is in danger OF he
ing nsi.led by bis own asssociations and
preindirv> in his work :; may fai' III pa
,:eace; &c. We recr"mmcnd the ad-
ar.ss 10 teachers bel'evins that it can
be read with prof, and pleasure.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-02
aactder Eaiiable :? Report,

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hummer o' "S 'e''ao'e eo'' 'SP''''' " -
are lcS'on' every ''""' ''''" """
hamtet FURNISHES one OF more u '''eSs
Tciia'.eS' s" Cared "h"' hav'"s Ses'e"
"a "pPFe''''re~"'P C. 10 ''S '"'"e' % '';'
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o,,,o,. ,ha s.ns srsn;rc tn,
,,,r,.o ~, ;n,o row with the colored
h..,s h.,a and Tom .J,hoson colored
rooa;,.a sve ,;.,o, shots from one Of the
,o,;oo ,rd ,h,, ,prr;b,s excitement pre-.
,,1,s rb. r,n,ircr >ovs that the DO
:. ,ho .;l, r,r.s f-oa ~ IN
,.,;,o -, h0r,, r,.
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..:.A 10; ..~o 1.,.,nSo, rho refused
.-.. ,rJ =, o.-ou,,;,o 70 arrest
s;., \, ;a,,od tho ro,;.cman's stick
c~o,n h;s b,,d and knocked lin down,
,,:so,,, crr,,cr draw his
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-02
Among the Kv Elnx Witnesses, 10 ida

Among the Ku K!n1 Witnesses. today.
wss member of the Oxford, Miss,
grand jury. Hc stated he was Repnhli
can Their investigation Of disorders
showed tha, politics had nothing to d"
With them. Their taxes were increased
.hrca.sald. Srhonl teachers were sent
among rhein, at $50 per month They
we're no; con.en: with such buildings as
the Counties could furnish. bot must
have rev ones for their average Of t~en
ty five negro scholars. Cohahi;ation OF
negroes with whi!c women always pro.
rnkvd assault, but 4 majority OF the
eases had their origin il theft.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-02

The SOUTHERN FAEoEi7E.-The August
number OF Burke'S Magazine for BOYS and
G.rlS is the best yet issued. II is copiorsiy
illustrated, its articles arc original and well
written, ao! its entire nske.npis admirable,
Ever7 hos and girl in the South ousht TO
he a subs:r;aer 70 this excellent magazine -
the VERY hes; NC know OF, North or South.
Terms, 81 year. Address, J. y. bnrke (
Co, Macon, Ga.
HONE AND HEALTH for August is received.
As rs title indicates il is devoted TO Health
end Tie Home Circle, and glance ats con cor
tents vii! convince any one thHiii IS fu'nii,
ing good mission. It's pages are filled
With tie best suggestions apd home fra,hS'
onl We have 10 doub, it will accomplish
much good. n this belief, and recognlizinS
es,;y 70 oar readers. Published by W. +.
DePnv { Bro. Rroadwar. y. ! i VI per
auHuU-
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PEooF PosITivg.-The immonse saiex Of Sing
er's Sewing Machines is proof positive Of their
merits 80 family knowing anything about
them are willing to do without cne. Anything
in the way Of sewing. plain or ornamental, can
be done Oh theru, ard a child witt! but little in
strrc:ion can lun then with facility The ma
chiuery is simple ard not ianlc to break or get
out of order. They hare been known to keep in
good running order for fifteen years without
need Of repairs, which cannot Se said Of other
m.chines Messr<. Chick s. Chick ore the agents
at Newber-y. tt.
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THOMAS. s MOORMAN, Sec
To the Editors Nc,rbcrry Herald:

SIEs:-A very interesting game cf "Da.c
BALI was played on the bail ground" nc: +
the College, July 3,st, 1871. between the
2ud Nine Of the ''W'hite Stocking Base Bail
Cub Of the Garrison, and picked Nine"
ofthc Citizens Of NewbcIsy.
The game was TO commence at $50 P. 81 I,
but owing to some Of the players not alriv-
ing at the proper time, the game waS not
commenced antil + 80, consequently dark
ness set in before nine innings could be
played.
Quite 4 number Of spectators wcrc present
to witness the game, among whom We no
ticed several Young ladies, who seemed to
keep up the spirit of the players b. their
beautiful smiling faces.
The following is the score Of the game as
far as played:
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WASHINGTON. July 25.-IIon. Thomas
Iyarde,nan. Of Macon. Ga, testified that
ne knew of no Ku Kluz organizations.
The whites instead Of the blacks were
kept from the polls by in,i'nida'ion-the
negroes having taken possession Of the
sai}<. There was no organized violence
or opposition 10 the Jaw, except IN one
instance, where number Of negroes at.
tempted to tar and feather negro, for
voting the Democratic ,i"ke:; hn' the
-n., * ra=;i.' .nnp-s. ID
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COM ERCIAL.

NEwBEEET, s. C., August Cotton l6i
LIVERPOOL, July 3l-Evcning.-C"tton
lat-upland>S: Orleans 81; sales 5000 bales.
New YORK, July 3l-7 Z. M.-Co,on qui-
O.: sales 1893 balcs-upiand, l2I. Gold l2t .
12f.
CHARLESTON, July 3l.-Co::on dui'-nd-
dlvg IS: 70; receipts l36 bales; stock 6, 2,961.
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DHATH OF 4 REPESrASr RoGuE.-Re.
Gently, negro Of bad character dled5 IN
this County, named Sam. Reynolds Hs.
had been strongly suspected af setting
ire TO the gin house Of 7. B. Frazer.
E>o., which was destroyed by fire moro
than a year ago On his death bed, Sam.
confessed h::;s guilt in this matter aud a..
50 thu, he Sc, fire 20 the Spring Hill
Church. lie accused q certain white
man Of being the cause. of his 3euiaaf
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