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Microbes IL de Octubre de 1871.

q, 46 Kilometres 059, en- 16 trozos;
43 Kilometres 778, de la ndmero 3
en- IL; IL Kilometres 500, de la nd-
nero 4 en- 3; 9 Kilometres 700, de la
n1mero 5 en- 4, y unos 25 Kilometres
852 metros en- IL trozos de las cuatro
carreteras de segundo 6rden.
Sc ha construido tambien como We
cinal ell camino de Ponce a Guayama.
Todo este segun la Ultima memoria
publicada por la Inspection General
de Obras Pdblicas. De estos ..cortos
trayectos construidos hay muchos que
yacen en- ell mas complete deterioro a
causa de la falta de peones camineros.
Los que habia han sido despedidos, 81
no estamos NAL informados, por falta
de credito con que abonarles sus ha
beres. Este es el estado en- que Sc ha-
Ian los caminos de esta Isla, dnicas
Was de communication que en- su inte-
rior posee.
Nosotros que sabemos que hay una
mania Ell ciertas personas de acha
earle tOdOs los atrasos al GObierno
porque dicen que mata la iniciativa
de los pueblos con su centralizacion
absurda y sistematica, avanzando al
g'nos escritores la idea de que 81 no
hay bancos, ferro-carriles y otras ms
tituciones convenientes que abundan
en- la Isla de Cuba, tiene la culpa ell
Goblerno y su sistema de gobernar,
vamos, a prop6sito de caminos, 4 ha
Ger yer que en- estos paises no Sc hace
NADIA 81 Sc deja 4 la iniciativa indivi-
dual 6 colectiva de los pueblos la ge-
rencia de las obras ptlblicas Esto nos
conhrma mas en- nuestras opiniones
va mgnifestadas en- anteriores escritos
sobre los resultados que producer las
leyes observation-disclosures de Inglater-
ra en- los paises de nuestra raza.
En- % de enero de 1869 Sc expidi6
por el Gobernador Superior Civil una
circular sobre caminos, cuyo espfritu
no podia ser mas descentralizador,
segun veran nuestros lectores por los
siguientes artfculos de ella que ex-
tractamos: Sc autorizaba 4 los Ayun-
tamientos para atender como mejor
gustasen q la habilitacion del transito
por las Was de communication de sus
respectivas jurisdicciones y adm para
exterder SUI accion q las imltrofes 81
los otros municipios no 10 hiciesen, a
cuyo efecto podian disponer lbre y
directamente de los empleados subal-
ternos de la Inspection general de
Obras Pdblicas.
Respecto a los medios pecuniarios,
Sc autorizaba a los ayuntamientos
para invertir los fondos de caminos
que no estuviesen comprometidos va
en- otras atenciones, activando la re-
caudacion de las prestaciones de aquel
ano y de los anteriores que estuvie-
sen pendientes de cobro. La inver-
sion de fondos, decfa la circular en- su
capftulo 81, podra hacerse sin previo
presupuesto. Los documentos justif--
cantes Sc redactaran y presentaran
en- la forma ordinaria; pero no serd
secesGrsG la tasaciOm tacultativa del
trGbWO hecho. Las Autoridades loca-
les, anadfa en- el artfculo g., podran
tambien excitar el cello de los vecinos
y abrir s@scripciones para las obras;
pero sin apremiar nj perseguir a los
que Sc nieguen a suscribilse.
Esta circular nj podia ser mas des-
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XXI.


Observad, altraves del famoso estrecho
de Calpe, las escarpadas riberas que 10
cifen: Europa y Africa Sc contemplan
una q otra: la patria de las virgenes oil
negras y la del atezado moro aparecen
iluminadas la vez por la palida Hecate.
lCuan suavemente juguetean sus rayos en-
la ribera espanola! Al opaco respIandor
de su menguante disco Sc distinguen por
complete las rocas, los ribazos J las par
das selvas; en- tanto que las giganteseas
sombras de la Mauritania descienden to-
nebrosas desde 10 alto de las montaiias
hasta la misma costa.
sl
(cawsnsard.)
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POR ID. NJ. DE LA PENA.
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7 Yel moderno Picto hace innoble alarde
de haber destruido 10 que los mismos Go
doc, los Turcos y el TEMPO respetaron.
Tan frio. como las penas de SUI costa natal,
tan esteril de entendimiento Y tan duro
de corazon, debe ser aquel cuya cabeza
ha concebido y cuyas manos han prepara-
dola obra de remover los tristes despoios de
Atenas. Sus hijos, harto debiles para defen-
der el sagrado temple, no pudieron menos
de tomar parte en- los dolores de su ma
DIRE, y por la vez primera conocieron en-
tonces 10 que pesan las cadenas del Des-
potisfno e ''.''
XIII.
Y due! idiran los labios de IN inol6.- -ona
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cisrto! Largos gaudales de lvz " extiel-.
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-10-18
Eoge and his Cclcred Brother.

Ex-representative Hose and R. 8.
Elliott visited the Presidential mansion
quite recently, in reference to change in
the U. S. msrshalShip for this State, ard
to secure the appcintcen, for the for
mer, who it is remcu uercd was re-.
commended in republican conciaVe a
few weeks ago. President Grant how
ever did not look sweet on bis visitors,
and in fact told them he desired no
dic:stion. What can the matter be-
Is the President growing virtuous, or is
he becoming tried Of the man and
brother.
The Washington Chronicle of the 9th
says:
The State Committee Of South Caro-
lima, with all the State officers of S:uth
Corolina, have asked the removal Of
United States Marshal johnson of tha;
State. The President Yesterday refused
the request. He said that if Major
johnson proved faithful and efficient in
that State, there would be no need of
removal ; and that if he did not, be Ger
talnly would be removed"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-10-18
Ridiculous.
The Columbia Uuion SAYS:

The following is ar illustration Of the
Christian spirit which pervades the
breasts of certain portions Of the human
family. Men with finer feelings can but
abhor aud detest such expressions:
"We are reliably Informed that among
the heavy losers i'll Chicago is General
William Tecumseh Sherman. Rytribu-
tion.-Phenix.
We cannot approve of the spirit which
glories in the misfortunes Of others,
whether our bitterest enemies OF not,
but that the Union, than whom there is
not another sheet as bitter and ranker.
ous, and which, in almost every issue,
holds up to the gaze Of its readers, para
graphs infinitely worse by hundred
degrees, should prate about ''the chris
tian spirit which pervades the breasts of
certain portions of the human family"
is ridiculous in the extreme. What does
it know CT christianity, or fine feeling,
or sentiment? It's enough 10 make a
horse laugh. Try another tack, Mr..
Union,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-10-18
One Of the Latest Horrors

It could scarcely enter into the mind
to conceive of death more horrible, than
that related by an eyewitness, which
occurred lately in Paol, Indiana. The
unfortunate victim, Prof Wilbur, being
carried about mile into the air by a
balloon, in which he was to ascend
breaking from its fasteniugs, the dangling
ropes of which were caught as it began
to ascend by the Pref, in the vain hope
10 climb into the car. lie no doubt be-
came psralyzed with fear, and could not
let 60, and higher and higher was he car
-ied, until it is supposed he had reached
the altitude of a mile, when to the hor-
TOR Of the spectators, among whom were
his wife and daughter, he was seen to
DC coming down, falling, faster and fast
er, whirlins and turning, and all the
time descending with more frightful
speed. At one time, ana when near the
earth, it was observed that the body was
falling feet Go~n, but in q second the
position was reversed, first with ar;as
spread snd the head foremost. when it
struck wi,h 4 terrible rebound, making
an in3entation Of nea, foot I, scarce
y need be said that ,he body was mashed
into an almost in,li>tiugui>h:bie mass.
And al! this in view ot the poor wife,
srd TO @:horn .nc few minutes Of agon.
lied suspense must have seemed long
hours. Words can poorly depict such
sccne, and We leave it to the readers i'm.
agination to ill Up the dreadful picture
OF sudden, fearful death, aad agoniz,ne
anguish.
It does seen that as the world ad
vauces in age, wisdom, civilization und
science, tbs! horrors, multiplied on hcr-
-orS keep pace with it. Every day some
rlore dreadful way Of getting out Of the
.Sorld is revealed, one horror 10 sooner
S,5sidiug ere another newer and more
4-e.d:u, happens. This indeed is the
So, s.:l people die faster and harder
::..::.-.:: "A the days when there *as less Of
..v:rnce and less knowledge What with
va.l2i.ous fires, fearful explosions, radical
al. .lnagement and Ku K!Gx Courts,
"a are living in worse than dark age.
IS the world near lis dissolution
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-10-18
NJ TRUST WHAT TIM


has Sanctioned. The maxim that the voice
Of the people is the voice Of the d.
vinits, may in come cases, be open to
doubt, bnt the testimony of honest and
enlightened witnesses extending through
series Of years, and all to the same purport,
is worthy Of credence, admits CT no ques.
t!cn. Upon such testimony tho reputation
of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as al an.
.idote end cure for E,any ailments is based.
During tie twenty years that i; has been
before the world, innuMerable preparations
intended 10 compete with il, have gone up
like rockets, and come down the eXtingu$h-
cd sticks. Meanwhile the progress Of that
incompatible tonic has been swift and
Steady-always upward and onward like
the eagles fight. Its introduction pro-
! luccd revolution in therapeutics, and it
proved to be one Of those saluiary revolu'
! tions that cannot 60 backwards. To-day
lIusLettcr's Bitters is one of the most popu'
lar remedies in christendom, and COM
mands larger sale than any other med
icinal preparation, domestic or imported,
on this side of the Atlantic. AS cure for
dyspepsia, bilious disorders, nervous af:
tectons, general debility, and as pre-
ventive of epidemic fevcrS, it takes pre-.
cedcnce Of every other remedy. This fact
should teach the ambitious country dealers
WHO endeavor to foiSt their local abor.
,;ons on the public in its stead, how futile
their Snall attempts to cajole the communi
ty mrSt necessarily be. Where the game
G,h have failed there is no chance for the
"SnckcrS"
Oct. +, 40-lm.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-10-18
The Terperaoce Advocate.

This paper comes to Us this week in
an enlarged, and otherwise improved
form, printed from new material entirely,
and presents neat and beautiful ap-
pearance. We congratulate the "Crder, "
that it has 50 credita',le and worthy an
Advocate, and bespeak for it large and
liberal support, not oa'y from the men,
bers Of the order, bat from many others.
It is edited and published by Mr.. Frank
P. Beard, Columbia, at 81 per annum.
ANY subscriptions leh at this Office will
be cheerfrlly sent to the editor.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-10-18
EEWRERRT, s. Z.
Wednesday, October l8, 1871,
Episcopal Convention.

At the Episcopal Convention held at
Baltimore, the Rev. VIM. Bell White
Howe vas consecrated assistant bishop
Of South Carolina. The sermon was
preached by the Right Rev. Lord B. Sell
wyn, Bishop Of Litchield, England.
Two Bishops have been appointed to
prepare book Of common prayer in the
Spanish language.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-10-18
Pocket Book Lost.

Lost on the road leading from Newberry
c. H. to Mr.. q Wcrber's plantation, 4 pock-
ct book containing fifteen dollars, one SO
and one IS, together with two papers in the
side pocket, one memorandum for sll and
some cents. and the other due bill on Hen
derson Bailey for SITS The book is of black
kid skin, and Levi Watson, working on Mr..
Werbcr's plantation, is the loser. The finder
will be literally rewarded by leaving the
book at this Office, or at the plantation Of
Mr.. Werbrr. J. I. DAVENPORT.
Oct Is, +2-2s.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-10-18
COMMERCIAL.

NEwEERRY. October 17.-Cotton III.
COLUMBIA. October 16.-Coston ISL.
LIVERPOOL. October 1G-EvcninS S.-CottoI
closed ea>er-upIandS9 q g.; Orleans 10.
NEW YORK, October 10 7. M.-Cotton
dull and heavy: sales 2.0O4 baes-uplands
2Oi; Orleans 2O;. Gold 134 132.
baltimore, October .6.-Cotton quiet
middIing 12i.
CHARLESTON. October 16.-Cotton quiet
low midiIing Isl Il lS:.
AUGUSTA. October l6.-Cot:oa Gull-mil.
ding lSi.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-10-18
Proclamation.

Whereas unlawful combinations and
con>plracicS have long existed, and do
still exist, in the State of South Caro-
lima for the purpose Of dspririnc certain
portions and claSsvs Of the people Of that
State Of the rights, privileges, immunili,s
and protection nau.ed in the Constitu.
ton Of the Uai;cd States, and Sc
cured by the act OF Congress, approved
April 20;h, 1871, entitled "An ACT to en-
force the provision ef the Fourteenth
Amendment 10 the Constitution Of the
United States, and whereas, in certain
parts Of said State, to wit:
In the counties Of Spar;anbnrg, York,
Union, Chester, Laurens, Nrwbcrry,
Fairfield, Lancaster, ard Chesterfield,
such combinations and conSpiracies do
so obs,ruct and hinder the execution of
the laws Of said State, or Of the United
States, as to deprive the people aforesaid
Of the rights, privileges, im'uunities, and
protection aforesaid, and do oppose and
obStruct the laws Of the United States
and their due execution, and impede and
Distract the due course OF justice under
the same; and whereas, the constituted
authorities Of said State are unable to
protect the people aforesaid in such
lights, within the said counties; aud
whereas, the combinations and conSpi'
,acicS aforesaid within the counties
aforesaid, are organized and armed, and
are 50 numerous and powerful! as to ne
able to defy the constituted authorities IF
said State, and Of the C"iicd States,
within the said State, and By reason Of
said causes the convection Of such Of
tenders, and the preservation of the pub
lie peace and safety have become I'M
practicable in said counties.
Now therefore, 7 Ulysses S. Grant,
President Of the United States of Aneri
ca, do hereby command ali persons com
posing the unlawful combinations and
conspiraciys at,rcSaid, to di<pcrse and
to retire p"ace.bly to their homes within
five days Of the date hereof, and to de-
liver either to the Marshal OF the United
States for the district Of South Carollna,
or 10 any of his deputies Or to any mill.
tary officer Of the United States, within
said counties, ali ar;nS, ammunition, I'M
iforms. diSsuises, and other means and
implements used, kept, possessed or con-
trnllrd by them, for carrying out the
unlawful purposes for which the com
bina,ionS and conspiracies arc organized,
lSigncd.1 L. S. GRANT.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-10-18

SAVANNAH, OCTOBER v-Evc,:iHg The
nnoicipal election passed OF quietly.
-. Democratic ticket. with Colonel
3hn Screven for mayor. IS c!ect'',! by
nv%r two thousand minority. Over o"e
Al Of the negroes arc supposed 70 have
.y.ei the Democratic ticket
Tho preparations for the Fair Of the
ID4e>s.iel Association Of Georgia, which
J.; .c DC held here Gu the 2ist Of Novem-
;.cI, re progressing rapidly. The Jockey
CIu5 propose to have races for three
GAYS Immediately after. The track will
&c i: splendid condition.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-10-18

PnooT PosITIVE.-rhe immense sales Of Sing
er's Sewing Machines is proof positive Of their
merits. 30 family knowing anything about
them are willing to do without one. Anything
in the way of sewing. plain or ornamental. can
be done on them. and child with but little in
structioD can ruu them with facility The ma
chinery is simple and not liarle to break or get
out Of order. They have been known to keep in
good running order for fifteen years without
need of repairs. which cannot oe said Of other
machines Me -. Chick Chick are thc agents
e. Newterrv. Il.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-10-18
LIN ES
on THE DEATH OF MISS A. A.. P.

ON iHE DEAIH Or MISS a. A. I.
The wind has chilled the lilies and the roses,
The violet folds her petals on her breast,
The autumn day in sombre twilight closes
Why should not She go also 10 her rest2
The lark has htshed her summer song Of
pleasure.
The linuct chirp3 no mora her cheerful
trI,
The mock>hrl ceases fror, his varied meas
What wonder if this sivcry voice be still?
The azuTc sheen OF Southern skies is faded,
D.uksome and drcar arc clouds that s!ione
with gold.
The earth lies bare anu dnu!: and dull and
shaded
What if she lie before US pale and cold?
Sue sang tie sweetest notes in all Springs
gadness.
She bloomcd the farest flower in Summer
time;
And like the birds and flowers, in Autumn's
sadness,
She's IA en- her journey to a happier cline.
Yet Spring shall wake again her tuneful cho-
rus,
And Summer scatter flowers upon the plain {:
But not in all the weary years before US,
Shall be that voice, that lovely bloom again.
Lonely and sick and comforlcss we wander,
Seeking for her, and calling Oh her name,
And ever growing saddcr, growing fondc.,
Yet even farther from our labors aim.
And yet, not 50 the eye Of faith unc:ring,
Pierccs beyond deaths shadow and the
grave,
And joys iu visions, full of nope and cheer
ing,
Of that bright realm on yoa side Of the
wave.
There spreads landscape, broad and fresh
and glowing,
Flowers ,ha, neer fade, and fruits OF nee.
tarouS taste,
Eternal sunshine, crystal rivers flowing,
With glitteriny strands and vcrdant hills
embraced.
The breczcs float in murmuring undulation
Sweet perfumes breathe amid the balmy
cir,
While anthems rise from all the congregation
OF white-robc,l saints that stand rejoicing
there.
And she is OF rilcln-crowned with !!sl;t ant
spien1Or,
Ro5cd in pure white, and palms within hcl
hands
And calls to Us, in accents sweet ard tender
Bidding US come and meet her where she
stands.
Rejoice! rejoice! Her pain and care are over
She's there, all beau.cous in immorta
bloom
Saint among saints, that throaging round
her hover.
Singing her welcome 10 the heavenly home
Rejoice! rejoice! She Is but gone before us!
She bids us follow TO the blessed land!
The floods may rise, the storms may sathe
DER us,
Yet we may safely reach where she dotl
stand!
Rcjoce! rejoice! Forever and forever,
She chants glad praises, freed from earthl,
dole,
And waits to welcome us beyond the river,
Where death wild SurgeS cease TO rag
and roll
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-10-18
THE GREAT FIRES or TUE NORTHWEST

THE GREAT FIRES OF TUE NORTHWEST.
The telegraph is busy with noting the
progress Of tue great fires no" raraSins
the Northwest. In addition TO local aud
minor losses of lif". the latest intelligence:
from the "seat Of fame is that the vii.
lagc of Pensaukic, in Wisconsin. has
b.tn burned, Hith loss Of thirty lives.
The fire area includes portions of the
States of Michigan, Illinois. Wisconsin,
Minnesota, and lowa. The terrible re
suits and lower Of these dcSo!aiing fires
are due to the great drought now pre-
rai'ing throughout the West and North
west, which, says dispatch from Chica-
90, has not been eqnalicd within twenty.
live years. As huDan power seems un-
able to arrest ,;.c progress Of the deyas-
,a,;ng laa,cs, the people of the stricken
section can hope for relief only from the
coming Of heavy rains.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-10-18
The Great Fires in the West.

Chicago, the giant city Of the West, in
all its spien,?or Of yesterday IS now
smoulder!us n,ess Of ruins. 4 relentless
drought Of three mouths hich made the
city t!nder box, aided by the wind
which blew gale, gave the fire OF Sun
day the 9Th, such appalling headway
that frenzy and madness seized upon
many and all attempts ct combating the
flames were as Idle as Canute's arrest ol
the wares. The turbulent tongues 0!
FIRE lcpt upon the demonac winds and
licked up palace and COZ a2:kei rushing
through buildings OF iron and rock, de-
vourirg churches, banks, granaTies, i'm
mcnse depots, telegraph and printing
Offices, the water-works, the shipping,
&C.; in q word eating out It's great bust
ness heart and arteries, and destroying
all the varied interests which made up
the aggregate Of its civil and commercial
grandeur; converting mlllionaircs into
tcggars, and making the comfortable al
moners upon the worlds bounty.
1t is said that those no removed their
riches from the wreck of matter which
filed the streets, paid fabulous prices for
its conveyance. The loss Of life and pro.
perty are very great. In the midst Of
these agcleSS moments Of horror and dis.
trcss, the darker shades Of lnhumanity
were revealed in the perretIation of
crime-thieving, garoting, murder!
The money loss is computed at two
hundred millions Of dollars. Two mil
lion bushels grain destroyed. The wea-
ther was quite cold, and among the
thousands encampcd upon the pra;rics
was much suffering. Onc hundred and
fifty thousand people were Homeless and
foodless, and starvation Imminent to
mary. Cooked food. blankets, tents, Sc,
in great quantities, hasc been sent to the
suffering, and money contributions made
in Europe and the United States.
1t is estimated that there will be sew
erty thousand people to be cared for this
winter.
The National Typographical Society
calls upon subordinate societies for aid
to the Chicago printers. And at the
Triennial Convention Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church o. Baltic,ore, it was
resolved, that the rcctors Of tire various
churches take up collections on the last
Sunday in October and the first Sunday
in November
Since 1868 there have been three thou.
sand one hundred and ten fires in Chica
60. But no fire Of modern times exceeds
this for the area destroyed and the wealth
consumed.
Among the insurance losses, the I.iv
erpool, London and Globe aggregate
sG,o00,0C0, and the lE,ua s2,0o0,00o
The loss to the revenue is estimated at
100000.
1t is also said that the suffering in
many portions of the North and North.
west is terrible. That the devouriny
element has partially, and in some in
stances totally, destroyed number Of
villages. That several thousand square
miles of forest and farms have been dc.
stroyed in Michigan, Minnesota, WiScon-
consin, Iowa and Indiana; and in some
places the very earth penetrated by the
insidious element. Hundreds of people
were driven into the river By the flames,
and there periShcd.
Happily showers of rain have fallen
and the fiery element IT Tateriallv V checked.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-10-18

TEXAS Redeemed. The news comes
to US from this quarter that the Demo.
cracy have swept the State Of Texas
All the Democratic candidates for Con-
cress are reported elected. This is well.
The Lone Star" shines bright. May its
beams drive away the clouds that have
hung so black over fair portion Of the
land ATLANTA Sun.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-10-18

a%TM PRO Y T " Z n L IN
CHAELESTON-Am the recent im-
proyemcntS in Charleston is the warehouse
and builders depot Of Mr. ?. Z ToALE, the
manufacturers OF Doors, SasheS and Blinds,
extending through from No. 20 liayne street
10 No 33 Piuckney street, and said 10 be
the most extensive rs well rs must complete
establishment Of tue kind South OF Balti-
more.
Oct. Ii, 4l-lm.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-10-18

E&s~ FOR HOUSE CLEANING.
washing dishes, floors, oil cloths, tables,
cleaning windows, paint, knives and polish
ing tin, brass and all metals, use Enoch
Morgans Sons Sapolio. 1t is cheaper and
better than soap. Get it from YOUR grocer,
OF at Oil Washington street, n. Y.
Oct l. 40-Im