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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-19

Kate Lockhy has been Gender the Stars,
aud dttfases their reflected light ppon the
Boston Advertiser:
Twas on cloudless summer night;
The moon threw down her radiant light;
The river ran, a silver thread,
Beside the CURING road :ha, lad
Aronnd the hills with laugh and song,
4 merry crowd, We drove along.
Beside me sat-you knoS-a friend;
Ny gaze toward the stars did tend;
.'How brigh.!" said. He answered "fes,
As bright as s,Ars?" But, dear, you guess
That while for me the stars did shine
Ills eyes looked !cve! into mine.
Just then, from blue mooalishtcd space
4 star dropped all its shining race
Looked after it and biiuked away
In careless wonder: "Quick, prar,
Aud wish, before it falls" cried,
..Pve wished" he quietly replied.
But what be wished he would not tell,
Although I teased him ;-"Ail the spell
We're broken if this night he told;
Bu. wheo again the scattered gold
Should sprinkle all the heavenly blue
He'd tel; me, and 'tvould all come true.
And all the night the stars looked down
Iuaaisitive, till mornings frown
OF angry red obscnrec their light,
The day slow passed; then came the night,
And out they rushed in haste, pel'-mell,
To hear the wish he h.d to tell.
But all the night we danced, till they
Grew pale and weary with delay;
And then, the fragrant fields between,
We homeward rode, and all the scene
Was masicsl-eur tones we're low,
Our pace was sssSeko~ very slow.
"Your wisa!" I d,--ana all the dew
Chung round US as if listening too;s
sMv wish,"-the stars bent down 10 hear
Ny wish was,-you might love she, dear
The stars they must have flashed in gee,
For something blinded, dazz'ed ne;
The siivery mists in their sorprise;-
They must have rushed into my eyes,
For ont of them rolled, crystal clear,
A something very like tear;
And lust as he had said 'swould do,
His wish had, sure enough, come true.
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OFFICERS AT MACON, GEORGIA.

The Cotton States Company is a Georgia
and South Carolina Enterprise, and is a
good Company, and is now fully identified
With the interests Of our people.
This State is ably represented in the gen.
eral management by South Carolina Direc-
tors LAVAL / ABNEY,
General Agents for North L South Carolina
WV. J. LAVAL, Office: Columbia. S. c.
II. W. ABNEY, n. D., Of Edgefeld.
Jan. 4, IL, 1-1y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-04

PreDapatioss - ~ Oe0aleeee - RGoeevO
Hi@ Shouid he Conc Before che Eaeeslou.
A fuil meoting q the Axeoudvo Commloeee -
pointed to receive the Grand Duke Alexis W. ssaso
afternoon IN thesr rooms Opposite tss ~
Hall In Broadway. After making she necessary auUUo
prlatson for defraylng the expenses or tho veaeO
re9imentai bands to be employed on The oooaseo =
the parade the question OF receiving the Prnee -
tWoen tnas time and the day OF electaoa-GhOul1 -
arrive-was 0rought under dlscussioA 0oaGguG
eaaier pointed ous the exact condition u aanl1D
WIN reference to the military. ana urged that 49,
s1ou'u Eot attempt TO have the troops pass0ed uup
1s.oI sn0 uny OF election. The gentlemen prooouD
snen appo.ntco General irwin Mcdowell and Nav0l
"a nv mhec ~ wS.s upon Mr.. Catacazy In vof0co4
committee with the Russian Minister Wa tnas z -
Prince should arrive prior to the ia r.
Will be conducted to his hotei tsco0mleN
to be received By tne Presldent the members a ~
Cabinet and the foreign Minister'S. On ha roe1F1
No would most likely be met at some point prU0or
ply at Ampoy, and nom thence be Conducted =
New York on the Mary Powell to pier No. l, ande10L
programme, excepting the sail up the bay, be caF-
Fled out. II he Is not met at Amb0y then be wuiS =
conducted from Jersey City on the Powell. hav1lD
the Reception Committee and lalles on board. 81
taken down the bay short distance and afteeWueon
landed at the Battery, and proceed up Broad way O
the manner previously published. This prOyt6o =
In case he should arrive before Tuesday a. Deon0
the only way III which the difficulty can Lc se.i1(nE
tory Obviated; but II no should not arrive uoE4
Wednesday morning, and the whole OF tie -
gramme Is originally stated Will be carrier -
cf1cct The general feeling In tho city yogtord1D
concerning It was that ne might not como upe1 g
would not be tho slightest hitcn In the nrOgrnnno
Tor receiving MIN. 81
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

.Lorpos Monty MAsEEr.-Lospos, Noy: s-4ao r.,
6onsola 90 Tor % for tho account
9sNed States nve,weny bonds, 1857 sis 1854 old I'M
"a Ms bov xsE.-PARis Nov. a--Rcntes 5sf 80
= fRANKroRr bot Ess-FRANKFoET, NOV. "a. NJ
yned vo+wenty bonds opened At so for We Issue
TLWIspcor Corror NATURALIZATION Eov g.
lau Ihe cotton market CLOSED dull hiddns upiands
3kd mtdding Orleans. gxd The sales OF the day have
&sen lcoou bales including 300 Io export and specso
Esre taken for ccuatcn and 1000 export The stock
p port bt1 COO baIes of which 1900 American The
receipts OF the week been $1,000 bales Including OU
american Actual export, H,eN Sales Of cotton on shlp
FAMED Now Orleans have made ri Qsd for middling
he sook q cotton at bound this por $4,000 bales
bf which " ,OvU American.
STATE Or TnApK:-LIvxRrooI, Nov. S.-The sdviccs
ron suonesor are lsas favorable but do not Affect the
LLvKnrc0L BEsADsTUFys MAnKxr.-LrvEnPoor- Nov.
A receips Of whe. for the pas, three days
Aave been i2pW Quarters, including b0oU American. The
E.rss fcu srssd'u Ne dull wheat ne GENITAL Tor Cali
liza Cd lis I'd. for red corn a al mar n,nrtcr
barley, a. 3D. per bushels PEAS. Ga per quarter fcr Cana
T1vxRrooL rsousross NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nov. a.
Eooa- Pork. 49, per bbi for nns weNsrn prime mess.
Bel Sss. per Dbl; r..xv,ro-,o,.
~ ~s. "a. oss cwt
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Personal Intelligence.

Governor John T. Holman arrived o. she OAronp
don yesterday.
Senator Powell Clayton. Of Arkansas u doaalelloe
Ct the St Nicholas. 1853
Rear Admiral Alden OF the United States NagJt
u at the Aibcmarle.
Senator Edmunds. OF Vermont Is guest at -
Fifth Avenue.
Psymaster Blssel. OF sne United States EsIt -
stopping at the st. George. .a
A. M viii. Italian Woe Consul At Phladelpnla -
sojourning at the Firth Avenue. 800
Judge Henry symonds. Of massachusetts, -
day arrived at the Grand Central. ~
General Barnum. OF Syracuse. u Quartered . -
Holman.
Governor Mccormack, OF Arizona. n staytno -
the Sturtevant
Major T. J. Eckerson. OF the United states Axmx
Is at tho Grand Central. #fH
Mr.. Colts 7. Pond and wife, OF Havana sailed -
their homo In the Anttesn metropolis yesterday -
che steamship MORO Castle.
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FOREIGN Personal GOSSIP.

General Taidherbe Is In England. 4.-T7
The King Of Italy has decided TO reside -
Rome.
Lord Kintore has pronounced In favor q -
form OF the House OF Lords by the creation OF ~
peeraQes.
The Emperor OF Austria, on bis o0r0nati1a -
King oil Bohemia, Is about 10 tDsttture new 0gouA
TO DO styled the Order OF Wenceslau.
The Earl OF Kenmare stiA remains In q. vUs1
precarl0us condition IL reported that hardy 49,
hope Is entertained that ne can mnoh longer -
vtve
jules Wales, the notorious Communist ~
was supposed to have been shot over and 0vex $3.50
by the Troops now reported by Bomo Of the EroooY
papers TO De alive and well IN LOn0on. f@mft
Tue Duke de PenthiAvre, son or the Duko -
tenant into the French navy. Tho Duke De R0eR
thievre has served IN the same RANK n the VnAoD0
States and the Portuguese navy. L--l
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TBLEGRAPHIC NEWS rTEmR

SSssraa = = Bachelor Of Readneld Me, dropped dead
Advces from Duvals BuG, Ark announce the acouistal
~ three OF the White county Ku kuxs who indicted
3oar ago.
I0esphea Waterman, cotton dealer and member Of the
nv Cnuno Of Provdences Il l., and State Legislature,
EomnAcd suicide yesterday morning by shooting himself
hroaeh the head vita pistol.
=. r Faer German jsweiler OF Memphis, Tenn, went
Hnnttng Thursday and night was
ade Tor him e:cIdy He was found four miles from the
dead, WITH MS hand mangicd and the upper OF
Asid blown or evidently nom An accidental discharge Of
- guA.
PareparRosa English Opera Troupe winding up
most Successful Philadelphia The opera OF omar
nage OF Figaro given yesterday evenings and the house
M crowded In every part
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SINGULAR SUICIDE.

W. YosuG GlrIs Plunge Into tho River nc
Lewiston Me-, and Arc Drowned.
# LEWISTON, Me-, Nov. 8, 1871
! Great excitement prevailed IN this city to-day
mr. . remarkable case Of suicide, BY which two
buung girls persisted. About one O'CLOCK Ada
Brown, OF Buckneld and Anna Wood. of
Hartford. were seen strOllInR along the banks
IL tho Androscoggn. toward the falls, They
wore engaged IN earnest conversation and
xAero was nothing unusual In their appearance
- attract observation. On arriving at the falls
hoy Invested themselves or their outer clothing and
0eposlted lt carefully upon the rocks. Alter few
6oments passed In deep meditation they casped
&nolr arms around each other and spranR into the
Noopeee channel Of the river. Not cry escaped
them - they took the fatal leap. but with faces
&uruod heaven ward the unfortunates plunged into
me boiling hood. No cause can be assigned for the
~ Aot
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MOB Law IN INDIANA.

&ftompt 70 Lynch q Prisoner In JenersouviIlc.
LoUBvILLE, KY, Nov. q 1871.
, 1Ass night Q mob collected about the Jan
, Jenersonvllie. Ind. with the Intention
u lynohiDg . negro, named John wash
nneeon who attempted o rape on little
Lhlto girl, and whose father died from the excite
nent produced BY the outrage. The prisoner was
Hlppod out BY the back wav and conveyed to the
fnee Prison, learning which the mob dispersed
~ morning the prisoner was taken to the jail In
Enak1oGeon, Indiana. -
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M = x I o o.
Severe Fighting Between the Revolt
tiOnistS and Government Troops.
General Martinez Wounded and Heavy Loss
to tho Loyalists.

NKw ORLEANS, Nov. s, 1871.
mo Picavsne has the following brief special
despatch:-
BROWNSVILLE. Oct %, 1871.
General Trevlno, when last heard from. was at
Gregorto with over three thousand men.
His cavalry. under Martinez, stationed at Buena
vHta had severe encounter with General ca
rin0.
Martinez was wounded but GARLIC lost a portion
Of bis train ana was compelled TO fan back.
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IflEcsAs 70 TIE NEW rpsr Hzsa!a

LONDON, Nov. 8, 1871.
~ "Oityn expresses very general surprise to-day
- tho fact that the Bank OF England made no change
h i rate Of interest at the meeting OF the governors
yestsfday.
Ths circumstance Is ascribed by rumor to the fact
yaAt aI0an Ia about to DO placed on the market to
meet American engagements arising nom some
financial failures
AAmeroan houses hero know nothing OF the
matter
THE CHICAGO KNLIHF FUND.
Tue subscriptions to the Chicago relief fund at
Iessrs. J. 8. Morgan & Co.'s. In this city, amount
uhs evening 70 eco, az
ma Lord Mayor Of London has RENTED, from
Ae fund subscFtbed ct the Mansion House, the sum
= 1Sa660 or t1s2. 75o.
LANDSKKR IN DANGER
mo distinguished painter OF animal life, Cir
dwtn Landseer, Is seriously LII. Landseer Is sixty.
0ine ycars OF ago.
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Foreign DrIftInGs.

Mr.. A. s. Sullivan has composed some Incidental
music called the 'Lorenzo Masque," introduced in
Shakspeares "Merchans OF Venice" at the Prin-
cess Theatre, Manchester. Il Is to be hoped that
the music will be heard at the Crystal Pala con-
cerrs.
Sir Michael Costa left the island OF Ischia on the
18th ult, anu after remaining three days ~ Naples
was to visit some OF the chief towns In italy prior
10 going to Berlin, and will return to London In the
course Of the ensuing month.
The Milan Trordtore supplies an excited notice OF
. new opera by signor @. Rossi, called LA Con-
tessa d'Altenberg,r produced the Teatro al Borgo.
San Domino. on the A." critic pronounces
the compensation 10 bt magnificent and
stupendNds q treasur and a jewel OF
Instrumentation, worth 'eSented ct the
first theatres oil Italy.
M Rcyer's new opera, as produced
ct the Grand Opera House month, AZ
the Lyrlque tAth6nee) new Jonas M.
Poise, NJ Membree, Herr FL Tor lucci
new opera at the Varieties, in J. 0nen-
bach Is composing now ex VI the
Boufres. M. Mermet tho com anne
d'Arcu has written and compose )mic
opera.
We learn from the Bolton DafV q
German opera company has been e
ers story'' and the s:Beautifal Galatnt
logical opera. tho artists named
Cherbee, Fraulein Seidel, Herr Colin.
&C. II Is stated that tnr troupe has ere,
feet Jtu0re IN London We nave not the
mote recollection OF ever having heard or
1t II pleasant to learn that the return OIL
Carvalho TO the Opera Comique, In Herold's
the "Pre-aux- Clercs,n at Its one-thOusandth.
sentaton, was 80 enthusiastically welcomed b.
Parislans. Once an artist, always an artist;
despite time and trouble, Madame Carvaln0 isA
the queen OF the French foreign scnool. NJ. u
chesne, formerly OF the Lyrique, made his debut II
the same work, and bids fair 70 be valuable tenor
Herr UIlmans Concert party, consisting OF tho fol-
~Q artists Madame Monbeih, NM. Carl Hill,
''colinf, the fiorcntnc quartet "verelnr (con-
~uen Jean Becker, Mile. Anna Mchlig,
acrr r. Grutzmachcr and n. y. 0Der.
tour October "a, at Breslau, from
Scd to Gorftz, Dresden, Leipaic.
Nruned to Deriln QcbQber 81
y concert nc Ma0dc6urr
IT'S are to he given az
EloesHlae Vussel-
'ncc Fran. fora
"alcA.
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: LARGE FIRE IN NEWARK.
Duknlng sf BathGate's Tanncry-Les,
Waa o36,OOO.

NEWARK, NOV. D, 1871.
~ 0re broke out ct eleven O'Clock this evening in
DatAgate's tannery, ~ the corner OF Newark and
Ennis Streets and before the fremen could operate
Hpcn the DANES the building was nearly destroyed,
D0ustng loss OF $4,000. -
the proprietor was insured for sos. 900, and had
@Aao IN application early to-day for SIC 600 adj
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coaid - IDENTIFIED a. 0ettpsSQsg, hsve 80 r.
moved 70 raleigh had rcintersed In the Coao
0oidion Cemetery.
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PARIS, Nov. s. 1871.
Intelligence received here from Algeria announces
- enllre suppression OF the native insuyrecton In
ynst department OF the French republic.
The natives were generally resuming their agri.
Duofurol lakOra
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The HAGUE Nov. s. 1871.
NE convention for the sale or the Dutch settle.
on0 IN Sumatra and on the coast OF Guinea mas
Sssa signed BY the representatives OF the Dutch
~ Haglish governments.
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me Bank Rate Of Interest Unchanged and Out
eds Canvass Of tho Cause Rumor u Ameri-
oAn Financial Operations The Chicago
.pU Relief Fund-Landseer's Lifa
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HOLLAND.

A1l3nnA Resolve for the Sale Of Colonial Terri.
tory
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Election Returns VIII he Received ThreuQe
telegraph Ia the Rotunda OF the ASTOR HOUSE, during -
day and "a ling Of election.
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Fcreiru Approximations Of American ,sssMI
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vii beautifully restore gray hair 70 ~ nasorA ss
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tell you bottle OF WATTS NERVOUS ANTIDUKk
cl.ed Linn Of rheumatsm.
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/, Cristmdoro's Hair Dye has no Equal In To
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For Diamonds, Watches and Joweiry u
10 GEORGE g. ALLEN, W Broadway near Fowws.
street. Dlamonds bought.
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ITALY.
4 Serious Project for National Defence.

TflEeRAn 70 TINE NEW YORK MaALn
TURIN. Nov. g. 1871.
me italian government contempiates the fortin-
eazon Of she Alpine passea at the cost OF some
eD1oa minious OF francs
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Dmvid,s Fall Hat for Gentlemea-SaleRooD
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ALGERIA.

1rs.cA nadicslism Joyous Over Native Defeat
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~ Embaauiss Of The Rspublis 10 Germany and
tho Holy Eco


PARD. Nov. g. lSTl.
tUlAerams from Versailles. dated at the seat Of
government to-day, report that 1t Is expected that
l.. suAes Ferry viii be appointed Ambassador 20
eprtia.
rhs Duke OF Harco1rt Will resume his post q Am
lesaA0or as Rome.
TUE NATIONALS DLsARMNG.
kdvioes from Toulouse, Just at hand In Paris. state
yhAe the disarmameut OF the National Guard had
Zen commenced ana was progressing satisfac
}ssas.
STOCK OF BULLI0N.
mo bullion In the Bank OF France has decreased
eyooo francs during the week.
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A.-A.-Tbe Baso Ball Ch1mpl0nsAlp QwDos
ton must he settled within fcw wceks and GREATS he -
scrcst manifesto In the result; but the championship -
manufacturers importers has Dong nso been decdo4
favor of KNOX, whose famous Hn1 -
porium at No. 2i2 Broadway and whose works cover -
head of every sensible man.
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The Chicago Fire.
CHICAGO. Nos. l. M
HvnnIsa. PAEaxL SHERMAN. 81
25l Broadwsy;
One hundred firms bear testimony 10 the saving q ~
books and papers Herrngs Safes, which passed s4
the great We getting more from the ruins dsa
HKHRLN0 o.
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ny impregnating painting wooden o. brick buS9dA
bridges, railroad houses Stations shtnglea
40 Bricks mortar soaked 70 tho soluble sl.s Will -
granite blocks also hre and water peoeG
be mixed with any mineral color and applied ~ -
ordinary brush a. paint. We oner Y IN concenLE1o1l
OF 20 gallons, allow price, with full directona Appy -
4. q >. w. FEUCHTwANdEh
Chemists, 90 Cedar street, New YuA
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A.-Cittzens and strangers vhe Deslve q
tasty and elegant Hat OF superior quality should cal q
ESPENsCHEID's Manufacturer, ll5 Nassau s,sceA Is -
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