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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-12-04
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4 FEW HISTs.-W hen you 90 10 Church
on = cold day, after entering, be sure that
you shut the door and LATCH it.
When You sing, always follow the one
who leads; it sounds better thus than tc
spraHge off or your own hook. Two OF
three independent singers, no matter wha,
their musical abilities, trying 10 take the
lead in i higher or lower key, or rounding
/ off a tune in astyle Of their own, spoilS tile
effect. FOLLOW your leader, and don't Spran'
gle, nor get ahead or behind.
When yen are in Rome do as the Romans
do; in other words, stand when The congre'
CATION stands, and knecl, if kneeing be the
posture. To sit during prayer does not look
! becoming.
O!d Church members have particular
| liking for one particular scat, and if one OF
this class of old fogies finds his seat occu'
pied by a stranger, let him not take any
other old fogies' seat. Some think they
cannot worship devou;ly unless they can
get into their accustomed corner.
Always 50 to Church prepared with loose
change, easily gotat, for contributional pur'
| poses.
And lastly. be iecorous young people, and
neither talk nor litter during religious servi'
ccs, nor shuttle feet during prayer, nor rattle
papers or turn over the leaves Of your books.
| Remember these hints, and above all fol-
low them, and YOU will not be considered
| heatheus.
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4 SAD CATALoG UE.-Saturday last was
the sadleSt day this community has known
for years, and long we hope it may be ere We
are again called on TO experience so much of
pain and sorrow. Three fam lies were thrown
into the depths of grief at one and the same
| time-onc bright, happy, innocent child
the daughter Of County Treasurer Phifer,
accidentally had her clothing 10 take fire, ard
though her cries called father and mother 10
her assistance, her injuries were so serious
hat she died on Sunday night. She was
| only four years Of age.
On the morning Of the SAME day the fam
lily of Dr. and Mrs. Mayor had the clasp of
death placed on the innocent and lovely form
Of little Lula kinard, the youngest Child
Her disease was Group Of most violent
character.
And again, the mail brings the terrible and
heart-!cndiag Intelligence that the manly
form of John J. Barre, son OF our esteemed
fellow citizen, Mr. Matthias Barre, had been
| aSSasSiuated in Florida. This cruel blow
falls with crushing force upon father, mother
and entire family, as well as this entire com
munity. 4 Drawer boy than our friend John
J. Barre never lived, or one whose heart was
fuller of human sympathy and truth His
loss to the sorrowing family and community
is great one. For the particulars Of his
untimely death we refer the reader to the let
ter his father received on Saturday last, pub
lished in another column.
Our heartfelt syppathieS are rendered the
afflicted and bercaved families.
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the victims, or what became OF Robinson,
but Mr. Geo. Copeland who does not feel
responsible, is Still here, and singular TO
say he declares tia. the next time he 'ngS
a drove Of hogs 20 this market, it sea!l be
larger than ever, so we'll did this one 60
of.
PASSING AwAY."-Ou Monday last, 25;h
ult., Mrs. Susan kinard, wife Of Mr.. S. P
kinard, departed this life, in the 5lst year
Of her age. Mrs. kinard had long been an
invalid, but has passed away from the pain
and care incident 10 her Illness; and leaving
her shacklcs and infirmties has entered the
portals Of the celestial kingdom, whose
foundation is based upon the eternal princi-
Piles Of charity and humility.
Mrs. kinard was for thirty-t!lrec years, a
consistent member Of the Lutheran Church.
She leaves q large family to lament their
loss.
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ArEgvILLE NOT DESTRoYED.-The r

AEEEvILLE NOT DESTRoYED.-The re-
ports of the fire here, were very much
exaggerated. Instead Of & town ''in
ashes" four stores, and those by no means
finest were destroyed, and the stocks of
goods were principally saved ; the loss in
stock being for the most part covered
by insurance. Mr.. Robinson, and per-
h.ps Mr.. Aiken, will build soon, and
new and commodious stores in due tin 9
will rise open the present vacant lots.
The late fire has not materially crippled
the business of Abbc1ille. -AbbeVille
Press and Banner.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-12-04

MAsoSIc.-As the Regular Communica~
ton Of Amity Lodge. held Monday night
last, the following officers were elected for
the ensuing Masonic year:
W. G. MayeS, W. NJ; n. B. Mazyck, ,s.W;
G. NJ. Girardeau, J. W.; ". I. Tarrant, T. =;
O. l.. schumpert. S.; W. C. Johnson, Tiler;
II. ?. Tarrant, S. D Wm. JohEson,Jr., I'D;
P. Rodelspc:ger and J. II. Gaillard, Stewards.
Monday night next, the 9th inst, there
will be Convocation Of Signet Chapter, and
Immediately after tie close of the Chapter, q
Council meeting will be held. 4 full and
prompt attendance of the membership is de-
sired on both occasions.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-12-04

SALE DAT.-Qui;e : number Of persons
were in from the country on Monday last,
and thriving business was done on change,
not only by the merchants, but by the va
rious auctioneerS. Considerable land was
disposed of, number Of acres and prices us
follows: $50 acres, 50 800; 49!, 800; 33.
500; &c, 1865; 377, $500; 2lG!, 1886; 10,
$40: 337, $4,000; 274, 500; 1000, $11 900.
The Summers house, in town, with eight
acres, sold for $1,000, and one lot on the
creek, known us the Brady lot, OF 2.10
acres, hrough: the high price OF $3.50. Total
number Of acres, 1888 2-l0, bringing the
round sum Of $50 ,2S0.
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COMMERCIAL.

NEwBERRT, S. c., December 3.-Cotton
17s.
COLUMBIA, S. C., December ? 2-Cotton
tic.
NEW YORK, Dcccmber2-7P Motion
quiet; uplands 19s; Orleans l9l. Gold 125a
l3.
AUGUSTA, December 2.-Cotton in good
demand-middlng IT..
BALTIMORE, December 2.-Cotton quiet
middling 49,.
CHARLESTON. December 2-Ccton firm
middling 1S!alS!.
LIVERPOOL. December 2-3 P. M.-Cot-
ton closed quier and stcady-upiaudS 9:a10;
Orleans 10:.
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United States Internal Revenue,

Depr Collectors Office, Sd Dist, S. q.
Newbcrry, Nov. 10, 1872.
NOTICE is hereby given to ali persons
claiming tie following Described property,
seized for violation Of the Internal Revenue
Laws Of tile United States, to file bond
with the Collector Of the Dist, for the costs
of an action in tie Uaited States Court,
viz:
ll0 Gallons Of Peach Brandy.
2 Gallons Of Peach Brandy.
One () Horse.
One ~ Mule.
Orc (l) Copper Still.
Two (2) Horses.
Onc (j Wagon and Harness.
500 Pounds Tobacco, more or less.
C. l.. ANDERSON,
Col Sd Dist, 5. C..
JAMES NALoSEY, Depaty Collector.
Nov. u, 4S-3t.
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United STATES INIEbNAL REVENUE.

Dep'y Collectors Office, Sd Dist, S. C.,
Ncwberry, Nov. %, 1872.
THE following property, seized for viola
ton Of the Internal RevGnuc Laws Of the
United States, will be sold 10 the highest
bidder, in front OF the Court House, in the
Town Of NeNbcrry, on Thursday, Dec 5,
1872, at II o'clock, \. NJ, Tiz:
One Horse.
One Mule.
20 Gallons Of Peach Brandy.
10 Gallons Of Peach brandy.
Two Horses.
One Wagon and Harness.
One Copper Still.
800 Pounds Of Tobacco, (more or
less.)
c. L. ANDERSON, Collector.
JAMES MALoSEY, Deputy Collector.
Nov u, 4S-2t
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Interesting to All.

Ny term of Office having expired, l re-
spec,fuily notify AL persons "!to had liens,
debts or mortgages recorded during lny
term OF office, to call on Me$Srs. Jones l.
Jones, who will deliver tie same.
Nov II, 4S-tf THOS. VI. LAKE.
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ACoAcH.-We have heard passengers ar
irving enquire "tor the wagon" "Would it
pay" for carriage to be in attendance at the
trains?
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Sunday last was the first Sunday in Ad-
vent, recognized by some branches OF the
Christian Church as the beginning Of the
ecclesiastical year.
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PREN.DlTArED kILL.SG.-.i local ap-
peared in the Herald Of last week, which
s..;ed tina, Mr.. John Robinson inot the Cit
Gus mani would arrive on Wednesday. &c." ;"
excited more interest than was anticipated,
for during the whole day after he came,
crowds Aockcd to the place where he had lc-
Gated, and it was as much as his co-partner,
Nr. Copeland could do 10 keep them quiet,
and that only for very Shov; time. Num-
bers Of excited men could be seen soiig
about anx:ously ioo&;n: fa some one who
would Go . JOB Of killing for them. At
length ,hcv found one who had often i'm
h-.ed his hands in bloo:-and the n!oody
work commenced. 70 Oh" no; accustomed
the s:sht i; WAS terrible scene. We
lave not asccr:a:nel as yet 10" many were
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-12-04

The G. 4 C. E. Rive learn that our old
friend, Burr J. Ramage, who has long and
faithfully served the &. & c. +. f., as its
agent here, has resigned that Office, and also
the Express agency, and that Capt. n. 3.
Mazyck having received the appointments,
entered upon his duties Monday last.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-12-04

To DAcHELoRs.--Th best domestic mag
aziue extan., is Tife who knows how 10
blow Il fellow up.
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LAND FOR RENT.

BY order Of the Judge of Probate, for
Newberrv County, We will RENT, for the
year 1873, at Tie lake residence Of Mrs.
Helen 0'Neall, two miles West Of Ncwberry
c. H., on Monday, the 18th day of Dccem-
Der next, all OF the Real Estate Of which
she died possessed, to-wit: 46l acres OF
Land. s. s TopE, y? E,ry EQUAL. Exos's.
will sell at the SAME time and place, a
10, of Mules, Farming Utensils, Cotton
Seed, &c. S. POPE.
Nov. 81, 4S-2t.:
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SAGE, in Quantities TO suit purchasers, fox
sale at Dr.. Pra,.'s Drug Store. ~
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FOR SALE.

VALUABLE FARM, three miles South
of Wa;hala, and four miles North Of tie
Airline Railroad, containing @25 Acres
60 or 70 acres of which are bottom lands,
drained and in cultivation. On The place
are two settlements, on one Of Which is a
good, new Dwelling House, containing six
rooms, and all necessary cut.buildngS.-
For terms, apply to
J. H. WHITNER,
Nov. 81, Asst. Walhalla, S. c.
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NOTICE.

will sell cheap for cash the HOTEL al
Salu,ia Old Town. For terms apply 10 J. W
Miller, at Ncwbcrry, S. c.
Oct. 80, 44-2m. J. c. TAYLOR.
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MCCALL & POOL are Agents for Wards
Celebrated Fitting Shirts. Measures taken,
and fit guaranteed, at New York prices,
with Express added. 46-tf.
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From and after this date we will sell our
entire stock of FINE DRESS GOODS at .
greatly reduced price. Ladies deSirous Of
purchasing will do we'll to give us call.
Nov. q, 4S. MCCALL 4 POOL.
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HoGs.-Several droves of fat porkerS were
on the market last week, and our sausage
loving people freely bought at cts. Weigh
ing, squealiug, killing, cutting, rendins lard,
grinding sausage, have been the order Of
The day since last Wednesday, with the con-
sequent mud and blood. Hungry men are
st a discount.
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\ beautiful line Of Salem Jeans, Satinets
and Ca>simereS, can be found at
4G-tf MCCALL 4 POOLS.
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prices, can be fouud At
Oct9, 4l-tc MCCALL s POOLS.
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LOCAL..

OCR AGENTS N CHARLESTON The ad-
vcrtiS;ng agency Of MesSrs. Walker, Evans &
CosSweii, represented b. Roswell T. Logan,
Esq, is the only authorized agency for this
paper in Charleston.
''MEssEs. GRIFFIN & HOFFMAN. Newspaper
Advertising Agents, No. South ST., Bal
t!more. Md, ale duly authorized TO contract
for advertisements 4: our contract rates Adver>
tsers in that City are requestedto leave their ia
yors with this house"
y very fine selection Of Woolens Piece Goods
AID Gents Furnishing Goods. can be found at
Oct. 8, 4l-tf. MCCALL s POOLS.
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Fresh arrival OF nice Lace Collars, Under
sleeves, &C., a. MCCALL & POOLS.
diff
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We learn that colored man named Geo.
Reuwick, attacked bugler Smith, Of the gar
1ison, last Friday night, and inflicted knife
wound on the back of his neck and throat
eight inches long. He WAS cut just above
the carotid artery. DR.. Lytton took up quite
q number of stitches, and the wounded man
is doing well. It was evidently an attempt 10
cut Smiths throat.
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A FIRE ESGISE.-Somcbody asks why
dou't you advocate the necessity or proprie-
ty OF getting fire engine? Well, for the
simple reason, that those who should be
most interested will no: read anything on
that subject. We have rendered useless q
gross Of excellent steel pens and score OF
Fabcc's hest pencils, more Or less, writing
on the subject, and have failed to make it
awaken anybody as yet. That's why.
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FA1R NoT1cE.-The troubles in the Spring
and the conscq qaeat scarcity Of money in the
summer, caused subscribers aad advertisers,
not q few, to fall into arrears. They are now
earnestly called TO come in and settle between
this and January first. After that time all
accounts of this kind will be given out for
collection. Save Us and yourselves trouble,
friends, by acceding to our request.
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4 PASSENGER DEPoT.-We learn that
Superintendent Dodamead will have the
platform enlarged and a we'll appointed Ia
dies saloon erected thereon. This is felt
want, and Mr.. Dodamead will have done
we'll. We cannot imagine he the agent and
his clerks get along with hurried aud arduous
duties, with their little cuddie filed up with
passengers and others during the most busy
hours of the day.
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COUNTY AGRIcULTURAJS JSocIETE.-Some
one else inquiries why don't you stir the peo-
pie up about the formation of an Asricu!tu-
raj Society. With tears in our EYES we re-
ply-we have tried, but the people are so
busy that it is impossible 10 find time to al
tend q meeting for that purpose. Time was,
but is no. now. Bide while honest friend
there is good time coming be in the
ppyt generation.
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An acorn suspended by piece Of thread
within half an inch Of the surface Of water IN
a hvaciuth glass will in few months. burst
and throw 4 root down in the water, and
shoot upwards its straight and tapering stem
with beautiful little green leaves. A young
oak Tree, growing in this way on the mantle
shelf of room, is very elegant and inter
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-07
NEW YORK CRY.

NEW YORK, February 6.-The Tine
announces that Mayor Hall and Nathan,
iel Sasds were indicted yesterday by
the Grand JuryOf General Sessions
An Albany dispatch to the Tribune says
that one eastman, the predecessor
of clerk Terwilliger, and who is now
assistant Clerk in the house OF Repre-
sentatlves at Washington, has been In the
habit Of paying of his debts in the old
red three cent postage stamps, and among
other thinga paid for in this way was his
tailor bill. 1t has 4been the custom in
past times for the Legislature to make
annual allowances oil postage stamps 10
pay lOr the distribution OF documents by
the members.
Collector Arthur is about TO give his
attention 10. the regulation in general
order OF the charges.
It is stated that Peter Sweeney arrived
from ST. Catliarine's yesterday. He will
be arrested to-day and be bailed.
Indictments were found against Mayor
Hall which charges him with signing
warrants for tho fraudulent bills of Gar.
vey and Ingersoll.
The two warrants against Ingersoll
have not yet been served, he having kept
away from the city, but it is expected lie
will surrender himself this afternoon. .
A number of'the city laborers were
paid to-day. a. u..'
1t is stated that Tweed, Sweeney, Hugh
Smith, Hank Smith and other ring lead.
ers had n long conference at Tweed's
Office today.
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Just rights may bc upheld. hope, there.
lore, that the resolution may be adopted
at this time unanimously.
AT the conclusion Of hir. EDWARDS re.
marks Mr.. MORTON obtained the floor bul
gave way TO Mr.. TRUMBULL who said
II the United States desired 10 provoke q
breach of the treaty no more eiIectual way
t0 doit could be found than thus to insult
Great Britain. Tho British Parliament
had no Trustworthy information whatever
that the British government did not In.
tend TO stand by the treaty, yet the Senate
was asked to pass resolution assuming
that the treaty was 10 be revoked.
Mr.. EDWARDS replied that the British
newspapers reported that the government
had the subject under advisement, and as
to the meeting Of Parliament this was a
matter which did not necessarily require
parliamentary action at all. ,w..
Ills resolution was purely an ordinary
resolution OF inquiry, which assumed
nothing, and he did not sec why it should
excite the Senator's aStonislment MIR.
TRUAtBULL, insisted that the last clause Of
tho resolution undertaking TO state the
ground upon which the revocation oI the
treaty was contemplated did contain an
assumption, and said 1t was shocking that
upon q question which threatened the
peace Of two OF the greatest nations of
the world, and one Of these nations should
be taking action on what might prove to
be mere newspaper canard., "a
MIR. EDMUNDs said that 10 relieve the
mind Of the Senator (Mr. TRUMBULL,) he
would strike out the last clause of the
resolution beginning with the word unless"
which was done. ....u..., .. ~ o..
Mr.. CAMERON, Chairman ol the Com.
mitteG on Foreign Relations said:
"Mg. PREsIDRNT-I do not know why
this resolution is offered. cannot inag-
Inc that tho Government is in possession
of any such information us the resolution
calls for. | haveno idea that the British
Government is going TO repudiate the
treaty or any part OF it; and | would not
ut first suppose that AliGy would be guilty
Ol an act of such wrong TO us, and ofsuch
dishonor and disgrace 10 themselves"
Mr.. RoBEITsoN called up,in its regu.
lar order, the Amnesty bill, and the rcso-
luli0p went over.
MIR. EDMUNDs gave notice that he would
call Il up tomorrow, and urge its passage.
The Amnesty bill was discussed by
Mcssrs. SHERMAN, THURMAN, MORTON
and FRELINGHUYsEN, until o'clock Il.
NJ, when the Senate went into executive
session and soon after adjourned. o..
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ALEXIS AT MEMPHIS.

He is Presented with a Bale Of Cot
ton and a Sketch BY a Colored
Artist.
MEMrHIs, TENN, February G.-Alcxis
was presented with bale Of strict mid.
ding cotton, encascd in Russian and
American colors, last evening by Mr.
Barinds, City Inspector, native Of Rus.
sia. He was also presented with a sketch
Of his dinner party at Catacazy's in Wash.
ington, drawn by Albert Thomas Young
a negro OF this place, int neat speech, for
which the Duke returned his thanks and
questioned him concerning his former
and present life. Mrs. Gen. Chstar, Miss
Sturgiss and other ladies' from Louisville
who were invited TO accompany the Ducal
party to New Orleans, arrived last even,
ing. Several ladies and gentlemen gol
this city have also been invited to accom-
pany them. Should the Great Republic
fail to arrive tomorrow, they will leave
on the steamer James Howard.