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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-11-14

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A thorough Book-keeper.
Quick an accurate in Figures
All Elegant and Rapid Penmah.
An Fluent speaker and Writer.
C0nversant with the Laws Of Business.
Posted in Commerce; Trade and Finance,
and in general thorough, wide-awake business
man.
Every farmer and merchant should ft his son for
huccessful life by sending him for few months to
our institution.
We nave uncqnalled facilities for iMpartIng !
thorough business educatfon, Our teachers are all
experienced accountants. We haye course Of lee
lures business, arts and ethics unsurpassed in
the United States. We have unequailed means OF
introducing students into actual business oper-
atios in st. Lonis. Students can be placed in the
family Of one Of the Professors and under his
charge. s@s8 gs
Young Men Seeking Employment;
We have perfected arrangements by means q
which we can Guarantee q SituatiOn by special
contract those finishing the course satisfactorily
TeleEraphing Full course and situation on
new roads guaranteed by special contract The
Mound City ii the model school OF the West.
Send for circular and other information 70
THOS. A. RICE, President.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-11-14
Life Echoes.

s,Thcre's the echo rock,'' said Marshanl;
and, as he sYoke, he flung merry laugh
across the meadows that lay between us and
the elevation.
..Not tone lost.'' said we. ).
/ ..sdhd ov.r that laugh again, Marsham. !,
Again, at our word. went his ringing voice.
cleayiny the still air like the notes OF bird.
srThe imitation il almost perfect" said we.
s.I.es us try this echo with different
sound" A
We sent strong, CHEEKY cry. over the
dreamy meadows. which was echoed back
from af:,r. and re-echocd from the gray r0cks
that lifted their heads above us.
Then the young man uttered cry as OF
one in suffering, and the cry came Oack,
only little sadder III tone.
He then uttered some harsh words sharp
ly, and the harsh words were repeated IN
fierce impulses of sound.
..sing Mershaml" said enc OF the company;
Mersham's. clear voice s9nt forth tune1n!
cadence, fulf of emphasis and expression.
and echo took zip tie Strains, niingliag them
IN such harmony that 1t seemed like one glad
heart singing TO another. "What singular
phe, omelioil!n remarked one Of the party
LET it be our Instructor.
.will yoa point the moralT' We asked
- 'ElESLR as Lie cCitO SHCs.h9 81. $50
world will speak. IL we speak to it cheer
fully. it will reply in as cheerful tone; II
we address it angrily. il will reply II anger;
| il there Is hope, and confidence, and good
will Ia our voices, it will reply hopefully IN
in good will and confidence. i,
.s.Second, .the echoes of our ttUss are evcr
o6,,ing back upon u.s. Is it not, then, OF vital
moment i'm What voices our lives speak
The various echoes that come to az from the
outside world are OF small account " those
that come from our inner lite. to which we
must listen when alone by ourselves. Inese
voices do not die; memory = contlnu a. y
sending them forth, awakening echoes that
fiji our minds with gIadness or regret. These
echoes are not such unsubstantial thugs IS
come back from the hills yonder. No, no,
Third, if we live in cheerful obedience to
the will OF Proyidenee. eve shall speak to the
world cheertully, and it will answer Us back
| III 4 cheerful tone; we shall seek the good Of
orr neighbor. and our neighbours voice Will
be pleasant TO our ears.
of our lives will be SWEET
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-11-14

DE- EAswAY:- hsA ovarian the ovasas and
bowels All dc Dssssss sad here va. 40 hap for " d
every thing nothing
ysuf Rsoyssk hssght woaid Il hn lad f \,
had suffered =; twelve ss0s IL BEETLES :: he
Ready Relief there Of tor 10 - Ell,
snd feel betsf happier than hase fs twslrc
you for The beasGsof shss You psA,!h hR
yea choose. - HANNAh =. KNAfP.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-16
What will be the Consequence ?

To day decides the administrative af.
fairs Of this State, for tho next two
years The white people Of the State
seem TO be apatnetic. If they have no;
come ont and vnted manfu!ly-even il
they are in the minority then the fau!,
is their own. We are sorry to say there
seems to Us to have been no organized
system Of action. Like the soldier Of
the revolution, at the ',attle Of Saratoga,
every man appears to fight upon his own
hook.
Whatever may be the result Of to.
day, i, will have 10 be borne. If good
comes OF it, then we will be agreeably
disappointed. But alas, poor Yorica !
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-16

The case Of Mr. Samne &. Brown,
now confined as ku K:nx prisoner at
Albany, has been frequently alluded 70
already. Addition, facts are now a!
hand which show that the case is still
more cruel and revolving than was at
first represented. 1tappears that short.
" after the arrest and sentence of Brown,
Rev. David Wills, President Of Oglethrope
University, heard Of the atfair, and in.
veStigated it. Having satisfied himself
that the prisoner was an hoHest, upright,
patriotic and law abiding man, and that
the sentence vas arbitrarily imposed
after mock ,:ial, by Judge Bond. the
reverend gentleman related the facts 10
Mrs. Maria JordanW estmore,and, an es-
ti;nabie lady Of Atlanta, and begged her
to in,crcede il Browns behalf She ac-
cordingly wrote to Mrs. Governor
Hoffman, Of New York, and also to a
clergyman a: Albany; and both these
parties ct once lent all their influence
in the direction desired. The remainder
Of the story is well known. No;"ith.
standing the interccS>ion and testimony
Of these clsrgyrncn and Christian women,
ard il disregard! even Of the comlnenda
ton Of Colonel " Whitcley and Gerrit Smith,
the President ohS'inatcly refused 70
release Mr.. Brown, aud continues
10 con:ine in penitcntiary, contrary
to all iaw, humanity AID common
sense, an aged, intirm ard innocent
citizen Of the United States. This is
what Gcneral Grant calls "political ne
cessity."
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-16
The Election.

The Columbia Pienix and Caroilnian,
have, after due consideration, come to
the conclusion to support T"ml.nson for
Governor ; they ,Iirk it is the duty Of
every friend Of order and good govern
ment to vote fo- him; as to be passive
would be.ac,iye in the election of Moses.
A number Of country exchanges, whici,
we have rccei9ct, offer the same advice.
We cannot but endorse their sentiments,
and especially after hearing the precise
statements and f:!l exposition Of Messrs.
Ccrtia a"d Sawyer, in regard to the
transactions Of the regular candidate for
Governor, We must join in the recon-
u.cndatioE that all those who have the
best interest II the State a, heart should
comc forward and vote.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-16
Senator Sawyer at NsYberrY.

Th~ Hon. :. y. Sawyer, United States
Senator f:'u this Stale made speech
las: Sri,;av afternoon. at Town Hal! and
ag:ir Il; a:ght from the steps of the
C,u"t II >uSe. On both occasions, and be-
fre respectable Audiences Of white and
cnlored citizens. M:. Sawyer proceeded
IN clear, cairi, chaSte aud coInpi chen
s;ve mann..r to surrey Of the situation:
In his review Of the merits and deme
rit> 81! the nominees of both parties, he
affirm d TINS tie regular ticket was
healc I by the wor>. white man and
titled Us the worst black man in the
State. franklin J. Moses. whose loose
aoi lavish use Of public money is with
oat precedent: hostile secessionist,
,a:!o begged the honor rf tearing the
Hiatlona! ensign from the rampartS Of
Fort Sumter, and then when it became
H!otitahic sold ont 10 the Republicans,
and who would, should i. serve his pur-
s,cSe, SCI; out In. Republican party. a
recreant son Of Carolina. In reply to
.Ae expressed views Of Mr.. Moses
friends, that he (Nr. Moses would ga
she: s3o4 .!icn about him, WAC would
give him ;hcir experience and advice,
:!oit; up bis tian,is, g., Mr. Sawyer
ssHcd i aen with such records should
s.. made Governors to reform them?
Rev. C&;a ~ no ends the ticket is 4 man
who onjy di$penSe> the gospel on Sun.
Ga:. for he Gi<pcn<es with j, during the
remainder Of the Week. +. L. Cardozo,
another "r-rersad," is the naminee for
the important Off Of State Treasurer.
u NJ. T"m:;nS3n, the speaker coa
:iane!. ais recc,;! and an,cccdeHts are
gacd AMI 'i,a; e there was one man III
tie legislature whom tue lobbyist dare
mot ao2rc:c;;: with Z '::''', tina; :i.a:' sas
Rsubaa Tou!insua. ): Scott Murray,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-16
Gpiet for q tire.

Tie raining Of candidates hither ans
tl,i;%c:, the stiff, disputes Of pot house
politicians, tie noise cf the miIni5h,
rowdy, Tie schemes Of wire-pu!lerS, th.
eITor;S of "tficc seekers, will have ceased
for the fight of State and county govern
men;, and thcr. will be q calm fer s
brief period.
This vii! be blessing. The fina
struggle OF the 81. N17., when all ,h,
hosts OF voters shall be nlarShalicd tc
cast their su!frage>, will ead the politi
cal war for Sc i>on.
The smoke .: battle will pass away
an! the Union at large, after the ilo
con.ess-thc furi"uS struggle, will bt
left 10 see and feel in the lntare wiethe,
its selection vii! be wise. julicious anG
profitable.
Coz grant that i: may, and that tht
expectation oF the E1aj"ri,y may be real
iz:d. 50 that we may have peace ant
harm my.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-16

the Boilers candidate for Comptroller
General has made good record. Edwin
F. Gary, for the office Of Treasurer, has
proved his meta by an indignant refu-
Sal to accept 5ribe Of fifty thousand
dollars in connection with the passage Of
the B. r. K. R. till. That this is the
characte. of the men selected on the
Boilers Ticket, for honest State reform.
Among the many pictures presented
to his audience, Mr. Sawyer painted in
sad colo7s, one which no ,arer of the
peace and prosperity Of this State will
like TO SEE realized. That if Moses is
elected, this State will have worse in
Fiction than ever the ancient Egyptians
did in ali the plasocs visited upon them
by the Almighty.
During the speakers remarks in the
evening, among other things he said,
that with honest Republicans, every
where the question has sprung as to the
definition Of Republicanism if it is to
oe defined by peculation, fraud and NAL
administration, then it will be best to
have done wi;h it ard seek for some
thing better.
The last session OF the Legislature, ur-
der Mr.. Moses administration, said
the speaker, cost twenty times the
amount used in former years.
To the land commiSSio9otdce Mr.. Mo-
ses made the first sale, received the mo-
ney, and neTer turned over the deeds.
81 votes for Moses" cried out fel-
low in the crowd. | have no doubt of
that mans voting for Mr.. Moses, re-
turned Mr.. Sawyer, for he seems to
have neither manners nor morals. And
| there are others who will vote foE him {:
Those who have been paydcned from the
peniteutiary will vote for Mr.. Moses :;
all those who have been into the public
treasury will vote for M:. Moses and
all who love to follow the scent Of the
rum bottle will vote for him. But those
who love good government, happy
homes, order, peace and prosperity, Will
vote for Reuben TomiinSon.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-16

HAVE IT ALWAYS AT HASD.-Accidcnts
will happen in the best c%ttiatcd families,
and fer t!iiS reason ;:mOl@ many o'lCr>, the
MCSTANG LINIMkST Sion d lind Il place iii
The caybnard OF ever, household In all the
world there is nothing Comparable % il aS III
application for cuIS, con'u>uES, burns,
spaSnS, ard ScaiI+. ami VIII cvr!y other
preparation that netlirrI ingenuity can Sug-
sest, has faif"d 10 afford r.iicl in rllc!!:na-
ti>m, neuralgia. SOIc throat, GlauIu!ar swell
Jugs, muscular cuG:Ttc:joG>. cramps, tno:h-
ache, Sc, this powerful arIi-inH:mmato:y
and paiIi-icSiroriEg agent Immediately as
>uagcs ;hr sufferers agony m eventually
ccnlnpIiSIIe> radical cure. Pro1rh!v ;.:eie
is not j como 'SSrur in hUr.c flesh nr 40
amateur hDr>cinIn IL III" land who does NOT
know, either irnTr personal observation or
rcpur;S i!.:; lie MUSTANG LIS!MHS? is IN
supreme remedy t'r ;;ii external diseases and
injuries o. ;ic horse. l..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-16
D. T. CORBIN,
EDWIN +. GARY
PrTrPsOS's MAGAZINE for NOyeInb.r

PETERsoS's MAGAZINE for November is
on our table, ahcad OF ali others. II is an
unusually good number, even for this first.
class lady 5 book. The principal Stce! Plate,
a Game Two Can Play At, IS from an
original picture, and is capital illustration
Of one Of the best stories We have read for
months. 4 prominent feature Of this Maga-
zine IS lis copyright Novcct!eS, TWO OF which
appear in this number, "L;nd>av Luck "
by Fanny HodgSon, and Thought With 4
P.ice. hv Mrs. Ann S. Stephens, hoth very
far superior 10 The continued SToricS 10 be
found in magazines generally. But, as q
contemporary says, the stories. tie fashions,
the patterns, IN Shorr, everything in Peterson
is the best Of its kind. The price oi' This
Magazine. too. is another thing in its favor.
It is hu: Two Dollars year The Prospectus
for 1878 is published with this number. and
We find that the prices TO Clubs are aStOniSh-
iGgly low. viz, hire" copies for $50. with 2
superb MeZzoint (l6 inches by POI. "Christ
We ping Over JeruSGleT,' 10 the person
getting up fhc club; or six copies for 50 90,
and copy Of the Magazine for 1873 as a
premium 10 the person getting up the club
or eight copies for Sl2.00 and both an extra
copy and the premium engraving TO The per-
son getting up the club. Fer large clubs the
prices are even lower, Il choice OF six >p!en-
did prcmium engrayingS, for framing. is given
for fifty cents extra, 70 subscribers for Pc
tcrson' for 1878. Specimens Of the Masa-
zine are sent. erutiS, if written for. Subscribe
10 nothing else uu;i! you have seen copy
of this popular Magazine. Address Charles
j. Peterson, 300 Chestnut Street, PIilade!-
ph!a, Pa.
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COMM ERCIAL.

NEwBERRY, S C.. C..Oc:Gbct IS --CofoI IL.
CoLCMHiA, October IL Coiion II
NEW YORK October IL =. M.-CNtfon
irm-uplan!S ly:; Orie"ns20 Cod l:sal2..
BALTIMORE, October l4.-Cuttur lrm-
miIdlng lS:.
CHARLESTON, Oc:obcr l4.--Couon active
-miLdiiny Isl
AUGUSTA, October !! Cotton iiTm-miG-
ding IL.
L1vhRPooL, October I4-Evcuns Cot
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-16

The STATE INDEBTEDSEss.-T Pro
POSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMEEDMEST.-By
reference 10 the following card, publish
ed in the Columbia PhH:iix, it will be
seen that the Boilers avos their support
Of the proposed amendment 10 the Con-
slitution Of the State:
TO the Editor If the Phoenix The
attention Of the Executive Committee Of
the True Republican party has been
called to your article Ct Sunday last,
with reference to the rop"sed amend
,ucAt to the State Constitution, limiting
the power Of tie Legislature to create a
debt, without first submitting the CUES
licn to 4 vot" of the people. Our Iom.
:::ittec is unanimously in favor Of the
proposed amendment; and have ordered
only affirmative tickets IL be printed 70:
the use OF voters Of onr party. No mega
tive tickets will bc printed CT circulated
by US, and every effort will be used on
our part to secure the adoption Of the
proposed amendment.
D. T. CORBIN,
EDWIN +. GARY.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-16
Tkn NrU York San not;ri1r

The New York Sun, noticing the
acouittal OF Mrs Laura D. Fair, says ::
she owes her acqIi;tal tn il"r beauty.
If She Tao hge,. hard working washer
wo:ran, with Irregular fc$' 'GrtS and 4
tanned complexion, Sc would probably
have been strarg up without Judge OF
jury. 1t IS 20 bc E!orcd that Mrs. Fair
will now fall in love with Some enc Of
the jury who acquitted her. lf'hr jury
nan selected 'y her thinks more Of his
wife than be does Of Mrs. Fair. i: will
then te proper, according to his inter
pretation Of California law. fo- Mrs. Fair
10 blow his brains ous. We nope she
will d. L."
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-16
The State Asylum.

Dr. Ensor communicates the crafty
ing Intelligence that he has succeeded in
making arrangements whereby the Lu-
na,ic Asylum will le amply supplied
with provisions and all medical supplies
for the balance OF the year. No one
need now feel any anxiety. The trouble
is over for this year, ut least.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-16
Columbia Female College.

The Christian Neishaor says: By
commemorate energy the Executive Com
mi;tee of the Board of Trustees have ar.
ranged we'll and surely the opening Of
the Columbia Female College the 1st Of
Januare, 1873. President Jones will
send on, his circulars in few days.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-16

Cadet Miist:ipman C"nlers, the first
coinrcti cadet to be admitted IT, toe An.
napolis Naval Academy. arrivrd there
;a>! week, and was assigned his quarters.
4 letter to the Baltimore Sun, from
hnnapnliS, s,atts that the arrival OF
Coaycss passed nve. without the slight
est demonstration on the part O! the
o:aer >;nae:'tS \ japanese student
mas also arrived /; lii. Academy. to
pursue his studies aS acsdct uidsh:p-
Uac.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-16

Go where you will AH:"wherc III the Uni
ted States. ven viii So" lie results OF :,fTcr-
Using through Mc>>rS. Geo. P. Rowc \ Co.'S
Advertising Agency. No. II Park Row, New
York. The name Of the firm is il every
Town aut city. Through This advertising
hnusr ynu en- reach ever person in the
Uninn They are the brSt orga"izei house,
and the finest men 10 dca! w!tL.-Clariun
Hartford, Conn. II.
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G. M. HARRIS,
Cabinet Maker 4 I ndertaker.

H.: on hand and will make to order, Bed
s;ea,>. Bureaus, WarGyobeS, Safes, SOFAS,
Se;i.c;, L"unge<, SC
CahtTrI Work cE all kinds made and re-
paired On LIBERAL terms
Has ou slagi! i til! slp2iy Of Metallic, Va.
hHc1Hv ana E"-cwooi Bugi"i Cases
CG:tia' m"l" . order ii short notice, Id
l2.r,c supplied.
OH3 20 4.
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The SOUTHERN MUSICAL Journal, ",

The SOUTHERN MUSICAL JOURNAL. Mess.
Luddcn 1 Bates. publishers, Savannah, Ga.
is one of the best publications. Of its kind
which VIC receive. and its publishers derer-
miAed 20 pu, 1T in the first rank among musical
mouth!ie> arc realizing &AceSs. Tie Oc-
tobrr number is in new and elegant typo
graphical ,.rcss. Tie very moderate price Of
this Journal, on!y 81. PLACES j, within The
reach Of all. Every amateur or professional
musician should subs c:ibe.
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Notice.

ALI. persons h1v:ns Gains acai'.S' the
E>ti;r a.: Maxiui.n,r R,;:;;, ,!c.'',: At" !:cre-
~ :,I:ircG TO render ,:.c"i . tine nn3cr-
signed or his Attorney, Taoma> :. Moor
man, Esq, duly at"$;r,l, nE vc bc:ore ,h"
18th d.y of November. 1872.
N0ORMAN RIFF.
Administrator: Of Maxiin!ian Ruff, dec d.
Oct Ii, FIST.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-16

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discovery. Il.
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The Ills that Flesh are Heir &c.

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Watch ont COR ChiIl> and Fever, ard pre-
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Dr.. TUFTS Hair Dye IS Used in Er;r pc ard
America.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-16

Jas. ". Fowler & Co.. of AbbeVllle,
will accept our thanks for copies of their
elegant fashion journals. This firm has
q completely appointed Emporium of
Fashion at Abbeviie.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-16
BETTER NEWS FROM INDIANA.

NEF ! UKh, UCtOOCT To.
The Indiana poll returns to noon are
more favorable to the Republican State
ticket. The Republicans claim six hun
dred majority on the entire State ticket.
The Democrats conccde the election Of
the Republican State ticket except for
Governor, and claim small majority for
Hendricks. The official returns are com.
ing in very slowly, AID i; i'll require a
count of almoS: the entire vote t0 arrive
at the result.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-16

Our young fellow citizen, Mr.. J. I. Seibles,
says the Phoenix, has been admitted into
partnership with james NJ. Baxter, Esq
regarded one Of the principal legal advisers
in Newbcrry-undcr the Erm of Baxter 4
Seib.eS.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-16
4 vnman mr; :ir' death il l.r-..#rd r

4 wnman m" :ie' death il E:'-."rd re-,
Gently under vary >iagi'""'irrnm>tanc"s.
She was crqtkin. uHt$ i:y ~t:iI.Hg i?t"
with N..!,. when . snail ;,;,..'" If nat.
she'll fcw ito h.r eve. S." ::ii cot
take :i.r.h r:.te OF: IT tn" time, mt some
iinl: afterwards the eye '.er"n'e ar"
painfu: a"d irila'n'na'i"n ST II. ":.l'h
ua< followed ~ Gc;;li ium, a:d t:is Toor
woman e::s..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-16
THE VOTE OF PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, October !

PHILADELPHIA, October 10.
The city officirl count shows over one
hundred AID eighteen thousand v"te>
polltd. Iartrant;'s majority is 20,43I.
The majority for Congressman at large
is 2l,9l9. Spcer, Democrat, is elected
to Cong, csS in the Seventeenth District
By fve hundred m&j'rity.
1SDlASAPoLIs, October y.
The following are najoriticS in the
Cong, esSional Districts, nearly official !:
For CnngrcSsmen-t'ir First District, Demo
cratic, l43: Second District, Democrat
ir, 1915; Third District, Democratic,
997 Fourth District, Republican, 397
Fifth District, Republican, S24; Sixth
District, Republican, $50 Seventh Dis.
trict, Republican, 4n3; Eighth District,
Republican. 1000; Ninth District, Re
puoliran, 500: Tenth District, Repuhli-
az, 9G7I; Eleventh District, Republican,
s2G.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-16

Shipment oE CoTToE.-Since the first OF
September TO the present time, three thous'
and bales Of cotton were shipped from the
Newberry depot.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-16

Win the exception OF Moses aud Meltn:,
the Moses State icNc, i composed cn-
tir,ly OF nrlat,Oes Thclc is not a black
man Oh it,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-16

The N,r;Un Conservatives n" aci::e and
hopeful. IN Is7". the Corn'r gave Il ma
:3-i.v oc so aSai:Is. the Rad;ral tichc:
This tine uag;aa c4a d. :;.;,"r still.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-16

lii" hral:h Of he nx-Empr"s< C4rioi;a.
Who waS 50 seriously i! . >:''T' :imr ;.g }
TIA, her deu:h was expected !:va!!Yt Is I'LL
Efbrinr.