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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF

CONFIDENCE. Whence comes that firm
reliance, hat absolute, unloub:iag faith in
The efficacy Of Hostct;er's Stomach Bit,crs
as a remedy for indigestion, bilious disor-
dcrs, in'ermittcnt and remittcnt feverS,
which notororsly prevail in al! parts OF the
United States? This confidence Las been
growing for twenty years, and it Is still ex-
tending. /: is not the result Of crcdu!ity;
il has nct been cngendered by ANY human
device, but is the spontaneous and natural
consequence Of experience. What people
sec daily going on under their own eyes
they cannot question. When fAnliles IN un-
healthy districts that resort to this whole
some vegetable touic, as preventive, es-
cape periodical fevels, and their imme'
diate neishborS, who neglect this precaution,
are prostra!ed by the disease, how is it
possible that the phenomenon should be
without its lesson? In like manner when it
is seen that obstinate cases OF dyspepsia, Of
liver complaint, Of constipation, ofnervous
weakness, and Of general debility. yield to
tie operation Of the famous remedy, how
ca1 even incrcdulity itself withhold its en-.
dorsement.s Eye-w;,nesseS Of the salutary
effects Of the Bitter IRE to be found in
every civilized settlement on this continent
The thousands upon thousands who owe
their restoration to hAal,h and strength, or
their preservation from sickness, to lis on
traordinary medicinal properties, are enthu-
siastic in its praise. The multitudes who
recommend it in neishborly way 70 their
friends and acquaintanccs, as we'll as those
WHO make public their estimate of its rir-
tues, are always ready to state their reasons
for the faith that is in then. They have
all either felt or witnessed its bencGcent OPP
crations. Ap7. 3, l4-lm.
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From the Columbia Union.
Letter from New6erry.
KC KLrx ElID IN NEwEEEEY WITH THE |
EGoT On TIE OTHER FOOT.

KU KlIx El!D IN NEwEEEEY WITH THE
EooT On TIE OTHER FOOT"
NEwEEEky, G. H., April ,, 1872.
United States Deputy Marshal james
AiavAcy, Esq, made 4 rad on the .acm-
hc:s Of this "I.i;,lc Peace Organization
mere yesterday. and captured cic"cn oi
their mSnbcrs and placed three very in;
Dortaat witnesses under arrest in order
10 Secure their attendance at the trials 10
take place during the present term OF
the United States District Court holden
in Charleston.
The following are the names Of the
accused Sim Malone, DR.. Sciz:,",
George Sims, Cicero Lovclacc, Frank
Lovc}acc, Eli Wall, Frank Dodd. VII
liam Kinard, DR.. FL. G. Jones, Thomas
B. Wailinston, Jno. Merchant.
Sons Of tic above belong il Spartan.
burg, hat "sIc,;adled" from that county
during the time Col. Merrill and the
United States Marshais were "pc-Sccu.
ting" the ku kux Of that section it got
too hot" for these gentry over there,
and they came over here for safety, and
have found it in county Jill.
Uac Of these men is known N am In
iormc') to have acted as Captain Or
"Ghicf' Of "Dcn" operating in this
immediate vicinity, and the rcTpctra:or
oe the notices issacd to the several Re-
publicars holding official positions here,
warning them 10 leave within specified
nua.her Of days, or they would DC riur'
Tered: "Vi>itctl" they caledit. Anxious
and fearful indeed must have been The
feelings Of these few true Repuhicans
and brave men, when they were SUD
iec;cl 10 open insults and jcerS, and
served with warnings from unknown
organized enemies unknown, yet known
to be powerful and to be dreaded, be-
cause Of the murdcrous work they were
known 20 be engaged in III many parts O!
State. Some Of these RcpahicanS came
here on principle, acted on principle
after they got here, and to-day thank
Gol, they arc sustlincd in their prin-
c;plts. Progress is our motto. aud We
arc not going hacl: on it at this late day.
Proceed Mr.. Marshal. and bring in some
more, and then VIC will "havt peace"
Yours, ".
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-10
The License Law.
Tie Charleston Courier Of Tuesday Ia,

Tie Charleston Courier Of Tuesday LAST
saws:
.Jr nrrSnorrc 10 inc Adjournment Of Sat-
,..,',. H., n,,,I,;,. ,,,.,i.'~ of ~. c:t;z.ns
xns ~ i,,s vrs:rrl,v ;n the hail Of the n,,.I;
c,to.i,:,n,, ~ i.v:>n so,ra ,.,.,,s nr ,...:,
49, ,a.,'.;,,,.;,,,,r;,y ~ t,o 1;,.,., -
~ ~ NJ ~ ssrd l,y Ihr l.>t i;c"rral Assembly
A., , ,,r..r nnn,|cr Of gentlemen were nr..si,:
.,'-'sr,..;mr ~ ,LS various c,as.r: ia,r,,
~! .I.o I:no.so 1~w " " ~ nrr ,y.s -
tho ,N.ir. Major Barker from the Conn.
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TIE Srovr.Pi.E IIAr.-The author Of
"Eircsi,Ic Sc:ncc,r Dr.. Nichols, comes
to the dvfemse Of the mrch.maiisncd
stovc-pipc hrt.' lie says:
No part Of the dress OF men is really
mere absurd than the hard 'stove.pl
hat" 50 generally worn ami yet al at
teripts 10 subTcrl It have proved ahortlve.
For thirty years sc have worn this; kind
of head covering. ana we like 1t better
than any other; VIC nave tried hard to
like the low soft hats, but VIC cannot !;
and this is the experience Of thousands.
Absurd as the high, hard hat is, 1t does
keen the head more comfortable, 1t does
maintain 4 morc e4uatle temperature, it
does feel better than any other form O.
hcai! covering; and so let us continue
knock them ag"irst beams III attlcs and
the branches Of Trees. If they serve 4
GOOD I,urjvSe ia brushing cohwcbs fr1'n
the roof, Of oi,! gaTreta ai'l stables, they
also r:rctcrt rs from lad bumps, and
keep our heads comfortable.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-10
SCEAps-ALL FOE TIE LADIES'

Why ere good women like ivy? Because
the greater tic ruin the closer they cling!
Why are lad womca Ike ivy? Because
the closer they cling the greater the ruin!
\ western gil! who as been wei! brought
up knocks down c"cry man that kisses her,
aml Sic is so pretty that half tie married aud
ali the single men in town have black eyes.
! ithoughtfrl Danoury lady puts lard on
the s,oop when she wants hcr husband to
stay at home Of au evening Barring an
hour or 50 devoted to rubbing his back, the
time i; pleasantly occupied.
4 divorce suit at Bennington, VI, Christ.
mas week, was pat over to june term Of
the court, much TO the Indignation Of the
wife, WHO had made arrangements TO mar
~ another man on New Years Day.
"Nol1y, s!nt the door, its getting awful
cold in here :" WAS thr remark Of an Albany
husband as lie hung lis coat on hi;chins
post, and prepared to retire on the curb
stone, under the impression that he had
arrived athomc.
johnny, where is your pa" "Gone
fishing sir" Gle WAS fishing yesterday,
VAS he not:" "Ycs, sir" "What lid he
catch ?" "0ae catfish, the rheumatism,
two GELS, tie too;hache, aud some little
ones. IA SAYS he will Catch its to-day !;
just wait till he gets home
"What would You DO il mamma should
die: asked Lady ":i;l whom we have the
honor of an intimate acquaintance, Of q
little thrcc-ycar-old girl that we wouldn't
take bundled doll rs for. "Wc!, ma
ma" was the melancholy response, dispose
should lave TO spank myself"
: E,il-Eeaded, lovc.s;c.; youth IN Ohio
presented his girl wit; 4 pair Of those
new tangled metallic ga:tcrs on Christmas
!!c thought they were the latest thi:!g in
bracelets, and he only discovered lis mis-
take upon requesting he: 10 TRY them on ,
lie does not 80 tl1cIc any more.
\ distinguished aeronaat states, as If it
were something to wonder at that wo'
mans voice may be heard at an altitude Of
two miles from tic caItl, Willie that Of a
man irvcr reaches above 4 mile. Surely
, it isn't necessary 20 so uD ina balloon to
ind out that women pitch their voices
higher than men.
1t IS 10 w;ue-ciria!;ing, says an examine:
of nus;y records, that we owe tie origin
of the kiss. After MiccmHiuS caught his
vile sucking his finest wiI.rs through the
banc-iio Of a barrel MiIa 4 straw, the
custom became general IN Rome Tor the
husbands 10 Kiss Ike l;rs o; their wives,
tia; they :nigh: discover the quality OF
ti,i: good ladies stcirn liLa;ions AID Cato
lie cider recommends this plan to the
serious attention CT all ca:cta! heads OF
| families.
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ir;"rrstrI ir iIaNing As many c*;c, indicted
a :'o>,;J.c.'
Tie preamble an,l resolutions offered TO
tie meeting and adopted, are lorcible and
pointed and cover the grounds Of complaint
as 20 tie unco:.s;itutionsliiy AID inequality
Of this iHiquitouS act.
One OF the resolutions reads as follows :
That we earnestly recommend our fellow
citizens in lie city ard throughout ;he
Safe, to test III the Courts The constitution
atty Of tie License -.c..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-10

F.sE.-Since our last issue, the valuable
steam stw mill Of mr. +. s. Lewic, and
about 5000 fee: Of lumhcr at Summit
Station, in this country, or the Charlotte
Columbia and Augusta Railroad, ;'as been
DESTROYED by fire. Cause supposed 10 have
been accidental. THIS mill has been :or =
ycar or more cutting, on III average, about
S,uuG feet OF lumber per day.
DR.. Lcwic IS one Of orr most energetic
ana c%tc"priSing citizens, ard VIC nave NJ
,auh, vii! erect another mill on III" old site
lie has within the past few months started 4
second mill, some four miles from the
Court House, ar;l, it is j" successful opera
ton, Sc thar we hope the large contracts foi
luau:,cr, whic:, lie has on hand viii he n!cl
w;:l:oa. delay or Inconvenience. Licking
ton Dispatch.
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How TO ACQUIRE 4 Coon MEMORY

How TO ACQUIRE GooD MEMORY
As 4 Scner>l thing, VIC read too much. and
t!i;nh about what We read 700 ii;:!"; the
consequence is that EIo>5 OF The people We
meet know something. in l superficial way,
;lhuu: u!inJ>: everything, and vcr'; lille III =
t&o.od.:r way, about anything. >.ota ;c";h
paft of what is read is read is remembered
tur = nlnuIh after the book, magazine Or
new>papc: is lad aside. Daniel Ncb>;cr. on
being asked bow he could remember 50 ac-
curaIcly, replied tia, il hai been lis habit
:or wears 70 rcfrc. for Il short time on what
he !vIl aud - fix MI The facts ard ideas
wort. remembering in lis mind. Any one
VINO does this will bc surprised 10 find how
his memory vii! retain, mi how i";G. AFTER
rc..diE" Il hook, Or interesting a'tc!c; the best
portions thereof W remain.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-10

The merchants Of Anderson, from
Nhon Quantity Of tobacco vas seized
by the Revenue authorities 4 few "crts
since, have succeeded in compromising
their cases o. the payment Of small
amount Of money each. The circnu-
Stances connected with these cases plainly
demonstrated: to the officials ;f.at there
was 10 Intention on the part Of our mrr-
chants 10 c"#G: the ,aw or conn;ve ut
Illegal i,:ac;i..v<, az! hence ti;cy were
cn.i.lri to ciF,c, i compromise. .-indcr-
sen Intcliisenctr.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-10

~ VENETIAN BLINDS
No invention was ever so important to the
people Of hot climates rs the Venetian blind.
Admitting the air au,l q shaded light, while
keeping out the heat and glare, they are alb
SoIutcly essential to comfort in this country.
Ii The houses of any Of Our readers are deSti-
tutc of these valuable contrivanccS, they
should at once, before the hot weather sets
in. scnl their orders 10 Mr. P. ?: ToALE, No.
20 Haync street, Charleston, 5. c inanufac'
;urcr and dealer in doors, sashc$, blinlS,
bausters, mouIjings, &C., &c. l3-tf,
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GARD.

Before leaving NcNherry to continue my
studies, feel would be derelict of duty if
| did not take this method Of returning my
) sincere thanks 10 those numerous friends
who so kindly gave me attention during
my recent illness We're I to cnumecate
3amcs must confess I would do q great
many an injustice. S. J. SANrSON.
April 10, 1872.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-10

Oar readers will excuse al! apparent
lack Of attention in the filing Of the Her
aid this week, both as to editorial and
selected matter. The arrests already
made and, still going on haze almost
brought business Of every Kind to the
point Of Stagna,ioa, and which We offer
as our apology. --.- .--~---
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COMM ERCIAL.

NEwDEERy, :. C.. April 9-Cotton 2oIE..
LIVERPOOL. .Ap.il STANDARDIZATION dull
U Inds IL: Orleans III. >,
NEW IcEK. April 81 p: M.-Cottnn dull
uplaud> 23::: Orleans 231. Gold l0s 10!
ArcrsrA. .Apri! s-Cottou quiet and steady
midd.mg 81.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-10

The Pittsburgh (pa.) Leader says "The
firm of Geo p. Eowell 4 Co, is the largest
and best Advertising Agency in the United
States, and we can chcer(ully recommend II
10 tic attention Of those who desire 10 adVcr'
ti>e their business scientifically and sySte'
matcaiy in such way to secure the lar
ecs; amount G: publicity for the least eSpen'
ditDrc of money!
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-10

When thou makcst presents, let them
be of such things as will last long; to
the end they may be in some sort immor-
tai, and may frequently refresh the
memory Of the rcceivei.
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Dr. Trtt's Pills

Is a purely vegetable concentration for
keeping The Bowels in natural motion and
cleansing the system OF al! impurities. and a
positive cure Of constipation. They restore
;he diseased Liver, Stomach and h!dacys, to
a hellthtul action, whilo 1T the same time
they brace and invigorate the whole system.
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ROME, GA, Janua: = II, 1871,

DR.. W. II. Tutt:
Dear Sir-IIaving used your Liver Pills
and finding none that have done my wife or
myself as much good, would like to know
if they would do is we'll North rs here. I
intend going North in March, and If they
will have the same effect as in this climate, l
want 10 take them on with me. Hoping to
hear from YOU soon.
Ircmain your obcd'; Serv't,
HENRY \. HILLS,
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We invite attention to McsSrS. Shivcr &
Co. 5 card. Their establishment. is Stylish'y
completed with elegant chandeliers.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-10

l.ovclacc 4 Whcc!c! have some charming
little artccs-and al for the ladies.
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.NrSsnS GE!FFiS < lIuFFMAH. Newspaper
Advertising Agents. No South -. l;:!-
tiriur.. Nd. :!c duly authorized 20 Contract
,ur advertisements =; uuc c":i:r"c; rates. -ld'er-
ti<cr. IL that L. requested 10 leave their ID
yCy$ witt: th, hUls..
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;: Of al passions, Jealousy is that which
cxauts l!.c hardest service, aal pays The
1,i;;cre>t wages. lis service is to watch
Cic Success Of our enemy It's wages-to
tc sure y. i.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-10

The weather WAS Qnitc warm Monday
The .nonlctcr reached IS. The change was
so sudden that the heat WAS oppressive.
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With ma"v readers, 6aili:aHcY Of style
paSs,~ :ur ariiueacc O. thought: tney
u;i,Iat.c hutle,.cu!,> 10 Tie grass Tor im-
measurable geld !uiErS uader groand.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-10

Mrs. Whale asks The ladies to look at
her cool and refrc,l;aely- pretty spring tints.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-10

J. II. PunkIc, U. S. Commissioner for
Ncwberrv, has arrived and We learn that he
vii. proceed TO discharge his duties. We
trust the prisoners WILSON be released upon
bail.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-10

III Mr. SampSon's cayl il will bc seen that
he has Eo, forgotten The ladies.
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DR.. SAGE's CATARRH REMEDY is no Pat
cnt Medicine humbug, gotten up to dupe the
ignorant and crcdulouS. but is perfect Spc.
cifc for Nasal Catarrh, Gold in the head,
and kindred diseases.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-10

NEW SroRE-Attcntion is called to the
card of AIessrs. Nathan i Son, who have
opened large and general stock Of goods at
the store formerly occupied by Mcssrs. Fcl-
lcrs 4 Galimln.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-10

EASTER ELrCTIoSs-St.L Luke, Church,
New wb.rrv.-WarlcMS: W. c. Johnson, j.
Ward Motto TcStrymen; 4. W. I. SIM
mons, N. 3. GIazvcil, J. Newton FowlcS, K.
II. GrencIer delegates to Convention: J.
Ward Motto, y. Is. Mazyck.
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IN exchange scnsihly says that "quittins
advertising in dull times, is like tearing out
q dam because the water is low The only
successful way is to keep ones business al
ways before the public. Julicious ard con-
SAINT dvcrtising-somethiag new every day
and every week is the right plan.
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,.9SE.N' 'BEKH5, ). Z.
"Wednesday, April, 10, 1872,

We learn that Col. Joe Gist has been
bailcd IN the sum Of $4,000. The lion.
Henry BUST was counsel in the case.
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TRUE AS PREAcnlAG.-NIany people offer
their prayers just as poor ShipwrccNed Toy-
ayers send off their messages. They never
look for an answer. They arc in grca. doubt
whether they will crer he received. And it
would seem wonderful thing indeed, if
such prayers were answered.
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administrators Sale.

BY virtue Of an order from the Probate
judge, 7 will >cl! at pabiic auction or the
plantation of the late DR.. J. y. llEhNDON,
on Duucan's Creek, in Ncwberry County,
on FRIDAY, APRIL 10th, 1T 20 4. M.,
4 few head Of MULES,
Several head Of CATTLE,
HOGS and SHEEP
And few other articles Of PERSON u
PROPERTY.
Tcrlls Cash.
ROBT. ". SHAN
Apr. 10, l5-2t. Admin
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BRAISAED's MUSICAL WoE.D for April
has made lis appearance He'd wiki all sorts
uf good things toc mi!>icli people. We no
tcc an unrSi:l :NiGuml Of original matter III
This number, and especially call the attention
Of our readers 10 twO series O! articles COM
mcnccl in this issue Tie article 'ilints on
buying Instruments" is jast wha; IS needed
by those who contemplate purchasing pi-
ann. The first paper on "M,i>ic in the Pub
lie Srh00i<, IS ally written alId interesting
Tie Music in ihiS number is 'liow can
tell him love him no more ?' i song, anl y
>iinpl;ticj Arrangement Of \. =. Wvman'S
pup;;:ar piece "Siivery Waves" Published
1T Inc Great Central Music Publishing House
Of s. br;lina:L's Sous, i'll Cleveland, o., at
>l.O0 L year.
CEoFCTT's WESTERN WoELD.-Onc Of
tic most interesting i'ape.S we receive is
Tiu!uit'> Western World. The industry Of
lis editor il collecting ard making available
such vast aEUut of Information regard
ing the great West, lis mines, minerals, =,
!an;;<. rivers. railroads, population. etc, is
wonderful. In lis broad pagCS cln he found
almost every interest represented relating TO
the Western World. We regard il us iaval-
liable Address for subscription. Geo. \.
Cro!utt, Post Office Box 3 ,l3j, with 81 en-
closed, Or i've copies for 81.
Geo. p. Ppwcll ( Co.'S American News
paper Reporter We acknowledge rcccip; Of
;!t April number. This serriccabIc paper is
isSHet! weekly and 10 the profession is inval-
uajic. rs it gives much information which is
rut obtained through other channels. Id
verlScrs generally will find It good paper
20 take.
THE SOUTHERN CCLTIvAToR.-The well
come face Of this Old agricultural visitor is
with Us for April lis contents arc always
scanned with pleasure. Is there is ever some
thin" good 20 De gained from it. We recon-
mrrn, il to ollr readers. Published hy Wm
\ ". L. Jones, Athens, Ca, a. 81 per an
mum.
IKE CAROLINA FARMER, published at
Wilmington. y. e.. hy VIM. II. Bernard is
received iinr April I, is orc among the best
of our agricultural exchanges. and deserves
4 large patronage. Price = Year.
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SCRAPS IL GENEHAL.-
What is better ihan 4 promising Young
man? A paying one. Parties indebted TO
the Herald make note.
Soft soap in some shape pleascs all; and
generally speaking, The more 'lvc' you put
into it the better
Il is said hat the more married men there
arc in tie world, the fewer crimes there viii
be. in unmarried man is but Ealt Of 4 per-
feet being, ani it requires the other half 10
make things right and even.
The peace and quiet Of Ncwberry arc now
accounted for, there are SO few Of the worSer
halves that their influence is countcrbaIanccd.
In Massachusetts, it is said, the passage OF
q law Is contemplated prohibiting people
from snccziHs without taking cut license.
A: the mex; meeting Of the South Carolina
Legislature il is feared this will lie exceeded,
By prohibiting the birth Of babies unless
License is first taken cut.
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BEFORE UNITED STATES CnMHIssIoNER
BoozEK. The fnlloNing prisoners, az.
rested under the Enforcement Act, from
Laurers County, were, says the Columbia
ph,cnix, on Saturday last brought be-
fore United States Commissioner Bno.
zcr, to wit: John 7. Craig, BIufori Mea-
do:S, (colorcd,) Henry Subsr, hlihu
Young, Robert Williams, ". Simeon
Pearson, J. Fritz. r. r. Blakclry, Antoine
Mark, Samuel Oliver, J. Compton. Sam
ucl West, William johnson, (colored.)
DR.. William Irby, JAS. Isaac Adair, OS,
borne Bishop. George II. Davidson and
II. W. Anderson. NrSsrs. Simpson,
jaeger, Harris and Rice appeared
for the prisoners. j. \. Fritz was dis
charged, bu: was subsequently rear
rested. AID, with The otGerS, committed
for hearing on Friday next, April y, at
10 4 N.
Chas. Jcter vas also brought Up from
Union County, charged with violating
Section II Of the enforcement Act in
aiding the escape CT persons charged
with Hu Kluxi>m. Mr. Rice appeared
for the prisoner. After = hearing, he
; was discharged.
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Private BOard.e !

\ few gentlemen can tiud tenE =
THE MONTH with = e
Mar. &, loft A. W. 7 81
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We make the following extract from
no:c sent US by oHe Of the incarcrratcI
NEwBEREY JAIL, Ap. 9.
MeSsrs. Edtors-We arc in the attic story,
in fine spirits ami tryt take everything as it
comes Il is 10 be hoped that all will bc re-
leased soon. All arc supplied with all that
heart could wish as to ilcir comfort us prjS-
oners, and return grateful Acknowledgements
for all the acts of kindness received 1t the
hands of our fellow citizens. J. |. II.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-10

TIE LESSON OF LIFE A worthy Scotch
couple, when asked how their son had bro
ken down 30 callv in life. gave the following
explanation "Whcn VIC began life together
we worked hard and lived on porridse and
such like, gradually adding TO our comforts
as our means improved, until we were able
to dine off Il bit of roastmca1, and sometimes
i bot chckic, Chicken y bur Jack. our son,
he worked backward, AMI began with the
chick;c first
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-04-10

SAYS the Savannah News: IS. I. Ring
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publish no original Qociy unless ii is paid for
IN advance. The idea Of making 'hci!cr
rhvmc to ZEPHYR is something unique, and
would no doubt make Il sensation. Our
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4 line, but MS there arc cx;cnuating circum-
Stances in your favor we will print yours for
seven ar.I-a-half. Wc'hayc unsurpassed IA
ciiites for doing this kind Of work.
As VIC frequently receive poetry Of the
merit which calls for tie cash in advance,
VIC take occasion to say that our price IS
about The same, according to circumstances.