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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-01-18
LAND AND INSURANCE AGENT.
BEST COMPANIES REPRESENTED
IN NORTHERN INDIANA.

CIR after quantity, better quality, and better loca
ted iieai l. tsle Tor less ,uey. AID on more favor
able terms tiiau be had ui any other person,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-15
Legislators cIt Of Funds.

With an eye to business the General
Assembly adjourned only on a recess,
and now a call is being made for another
session, on the plea that the public finances
need looking into. or rather after. What
good can possibly come Of an extra ses-
sion, no one outside of the delectable
body Of legislators can see. The only
solution is that they are out Of fands
thernselves-thc public interest is not in
all their thooghtS and they nope not
only TO devise sone ways and means TO
recover something on their back due GER
tificates, but at the same time increase
the chance for bigger dig into the
Treasury whenever i: is in funds. Six
dollars a day and mileage is good thing
as they know, and remembering the old
song, "when you get good thing, save
it," they follow it out to the letter. There
is 40 earthly use for an extra session, no
more use for it than a coach has for o
fifth wheel.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-15

TuE TENACITT OF TSUru When 4
nation as cle"r-headed as the Americans once
become convinced, from long experience and
observation, that All article possesses superior
excellence as L medicine, not al! the pre-
posicrcus cilmor CT all the worthless nos-
trum TcuderS in the universe n:shake their
belief in its efficiency. Truth . is . very
tenacious ching, as these worthless are be-
ginning to discover. Plantation Bitters has
too firm hold upon the popular esteem I.
be in the slightest degree affected by the
cold water diatribes which The advertisers
OF fermeElcd slops, ''wthout Z partical Of
alcohol are so fond OF lanGching against
alcoholic preparations. The public knows
very well that this peerless renorant and
tonic doe: contain spirits, but it also knows
that they arc Of the pures; and most whole
SoHle description, viz. : fine old ST. CroiX, the
mc>t active and beneficial di!fuSer Of its
remedial and nvigorating properties through
on: the whole system which could possibly
be adopted. It..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-15
Adventures Of Five Liberal republicans.

Five Liberal colored Republicans pas
sed through Fredericksburg en route to
the Cincinnati Convention. They were
very Liberal at the depot, treating
pro1iscuouS!y. Free drinks, &C., for all
their friends. These darkieS were much
"up-lifted," and felt themselves and the
importance Of their mission and position
and the whiSkey also.
Alas: to relate. When they got tc
Washington some ''mean, poor white
Grant niggers' went for them, and ''gnt
them ard made them drunk, and pat
three in Jail y fourth ''deiegrte," min
us his money and through ticket, return
cd 20 Richmond on Monday night, Won
dering what that gentleman would say
who give him The through t;cSc; and
fifty dollars
Grant has the coiored folks in worse
slavery than they ever were before. They
dare rot vote against Grant.
Fredericksburg News.
Indeed he has and It is time they were
going" for him, or against him, to make
it PLATA.
Grant first and the carpet baegers next
and the devil take the bindnost the
colorcd people. That is the game.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-15
Agricultural Congress,

The third session of this body con.
venes at St. Louis, No, on Monday, May
9th, under the auspices Of the St. Louis
Agricultural and Mechanical Association.
Delegates are being appointed in all
sections Of the. country, and the pros
poets for a full attendance and an in
teresting- meeting, are most Rattering.
Societies in every department of asri'
culture are entitled to send delegates up
on basis o. one for each fifty ofi.s
members
The Secretary, Mr.. Chas. ". Greene,
Of Jackson, Tenn, will furnish any in
formation desired. We would advise
our local societies to be represented.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-15
Episcopal Convention.

The Eigbty-sccond Annual Conven-
tion Of the Diocese Of South Carolina as
scmbled in Charleston Thursday last and
was duly organized.
Rev. j. D. Mccullough was elected
Secretary, and Mr.. =. Horny Frost, Treas.
Rev. a. Toomer Porter was appointed
preacher to the next Convention, and
Rey. W.O. PrentisS, Alternate.
The report Of the Standing Committee,
in which touching reference is bad to
the death of Bishop Davis and the Rev.
G. P. Gadsden, closes with the following
admission: The Committee close their
sad record with one. grave fact. They
have not received one candidate for or
ders during the past year. They COM
mend this solemn fact to the conscience
Of the Church..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-15
MOUNT PLEASANT, S. g,
Nav 1870

Messrs. Editors Most anXioaSly are our
farmers looking for rain, anil hope de-
ferrcd' (almost) maketh the heart sick; yet
they must hope on. hope ever, still. Co.
pious showers are most vitality needed ; the
soil is like ashes, ami the withered and
dropping appearance of the plants attest
the lack Of moisture, SO necessary TO their
subsistence and development. When i:
comes the thirsty earth will drink i in with
avidity, and VIC must hope that it may rot
come TOO late.
The grccn-pea crop is very nearly gathered,
and although the Northern markets opened
at high prices, every steamer carried her full
quota. The railroads were also brought into
rcQuiSition and the shipments were poured
into those markets, consequently the fall was
100 rapid to enable mcst of the farmers to
realize good average prices.
MeSsrs KinSman & Howell, of Charleston,
have dore much TO forward this new indus
try. Their arrangements for supplying The
best selected seeds, and the most apprO we'd
fertilizers, have relieved producers Of mach
Of the anxiety and disappointment hitherto
attendant on the efforts to secure this very
important matter, while the facilitic les afford>
ed by them for shipments, save their friends
much personal effort, and they are enabled
TO bcstow more attention to farm work other
wise lost by absence on this GRAND.
Other enterprises are being developed by
this business of Truck Raising" In addi
tion 10 the extensive csta blishment Of AcSSrs.
Knox / Whcclock, four miles from this
point, where numbers Of Vegetable Boxes
are mace, MessrS. Coates and Eric5on have
erected steam mill in this village for
this purpose, and I observed that Mcssrs.
Kanapaux and Gonzales, OF Market-strcct.,
Charleston, have aIsc added a factory for the
same work. to their produce establishments;
several others have embarked in The same
line, and producers are thus fully supplied
with ali the packages they may rcqrirc.
By the way. my attention was attracted by
IN implement for which the gentlemen
above mentioned arc the agents. rs very
valuable one to plaaters--i; is called 4 guano
distributor, ana they cii! N that the fertilizer
CAN be sowctl in such proportions and weight
to The acre, as may be required. Avery i'm
por.ant dcSdcratum in this work.
Yours truly, kAPpA.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-15
The Nomination

Did VIC collect 81! ths: has been writ.
ten and expressed North, South, East
and West, g,a.ulatory Of tie nomination
made by the Cincinnati Convention, and
then had the ability and time to con.
dense the pith, our limited space would
not near suffice. The satisfaction is
wide spread, and every day only in
crcases the conviction that the selections
made are the best. The radical cstr; M
lists attempted to make joke Of it at
first, bu: they now see that it is 4 serious
matter and one which gives them much
concern, and tl.c;r hope row is that the
Democratic Convention, soon to convene,
will net endorse this nomination but
make another. This Is their only hope.
Should their hopes not be realized we do
not believe their is It ghost Of chance
for Grant. Full we'll do they know this,
and heaven and earth would be moved,
If that were possible, by the Office hold.
ers to bring about so desirable con.
summation. But we can hardly believe
that the Democratic Convention, with
the lights before i, and the expression
Of sincere sympathy and hope being de-
veloped al over the land, will commit
such an act. The hope and cheer, the
advice and caution, deep, widespread
and sincere should be needed, and i: is
hoped they will be. We honestly De-
lieve that the hope Of the oppressed
South lies in the election of Mr.. Greeley,
and that he will be elected il no such IN.
fortunate contretemps is made. While
on the other hand, if Grant is reelected
there will be another four years Of op-
preston and robbery. With the as.
sumption Of governmental authority by
Mr.. Greeley, stop will at once be put
to knavery in high places, and the blight
of arpet-baggery. There will be COM
plete cleaning out Of the Augean Stables.
! light is at last breaking through the
darkness which has so long enveloped
US. We believe, too, that this sentiment
is in accord with the entire press Of this
State, with the exception, Of course, of
the Republican papers, ant is entertained
BY all who desire an honest adminlstra.
ton, ana the peace, quiet and prosperity
which is sure to follow.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-15
Fathers and Mothers.

Ii you occupy these relations now, or arc
about to do so, study we'll ycur constitution.
If you have acQurtd or inherited ScrofuIa or
any disease which may be transmitted to
yorr offspring, it is your solemn duty 20
eradicate If. Thousands Of Children are now
suffering from the effects Of poisonous disease
transmitted 20 them from ;Eeir parents. The
thought is terrible. You can save your
selves much sadness and so.icitude and
your dear l:i;!c ones nj uc!l pain aud unhap-
pincSs BY tho timely use of Dr.. T&:t'S .i,rSa-
pa,iIla and Queent Delight. 1t will surely
eradicate the faint from Your system, or if
it has already been enta;lcd upon your child,
give it at once, this valuable preparation and
lis system will be renovated and restored to
SouudncSs.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-15
The Tenne,ance Advocate.

We notice with pleasure the enlarged
and otherwise improved appearance Of
the Temperance -Adyocate.-~Divisions
are being formed over the whole State,
and the accessions to the ranks Of the
Temperance army are growing larger
every day. The enterprising and intel
!igent editor and proprietor approaching
the necessity and importance Of keeping
pace with the advance, comes out this
week with bolder front in size and gen.
eral looks. We wish both the Advocate
and the noble cause il represents success.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-15
ScRArs IS GENgnAL.-

StHAIS IN N!,N EIsLhis -
A Dovcr, Tennessee, COW enjoys the uHu-
~ of two tails. Shoe hy!
\ Anumbcr OF ladies' at Hartford arc about
starting joint stock insurance company.
Anybody can tell You what to put in 4
newspaper: but the real problem is, what to
leave cut.
Developing the voice IS styled by the pro-
fcssors OF the art Voice Building" Some
people run It up TO pretty high story.
In Boston, "total abstinence society has
been started, which announces as its object,
total abstinence from mcGdirg into other
peoples affairs
There are some towns in South Carolina
in need Of such societies.
In list Of claims presented to tue referees
in New Hampshire town recently was this ::
"For time spent in Wilton in coaxing Mr..
-- to go home when drank, S5."
4 local, describing 4 recent accident says
that "the ball entered the groin Of the victim,
and passed thence into his lumber region. .
The precise locality OF this region is NOT
stated.
An Arkansas landlord thus p!oEancly al-
vertiscs his hotel in the local papers: ".hnd
Joseph wcpt aloud, and he SAID unto his brc-
thren, L ain Joseph; doth my father yet
iireT And his brethren answered him, you
bet; the old man is doing bully forl,c boards
at the Cosmopolitan.
A vain mans motto is, "Tin gold and
wear it" 4 generous mans motto is, "Win
gold and share it 4 miscr's, "Win gold
and spare it," A profigate's, "Win gold
and spend t." \ brokers, "Win gold and
lepd it." A gamblers, "Win gold and loose
it," A wise mans, win gold and use it"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-15

to i've years in ;he pcnitcntiary. Willis
t,ld the whole tale straight, out from
beginning TO end. And dark, stirring,
and startling tale it is. Hamilton, who
is IN appearance, dress, manners, &C., an
intelligent and polished gentleman, is
now in Jail in Augusta, preparatory to
being taken to the peni,eufiary Thorn
son is the county seat Of new county,
and has, as yet, no Jail.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-15
The Southern Lutheran General Synod,

Composed Of one delegate, clerical and
lay, for every six members Of each Synod,
convened in Archdale.street Church,
Charleston, last Thursday.
South Carolina is represented BY Revs.
". Berley, J. 4. Sigh, ]. D. shirey, P.
Derrick and DR.. A. r. Rude. Lay Dele
gates-W. W. SHousea!, J. Il. Honour,
n. D., J. L. Derrick ". Haltiwauser.
Synod was opened with communion,
and other appropriate services. The re-
port of the President was read by Rev.
T. VI. Dosh.
The election for permanent officers Of
Synod resulted as follows: Rev. S. A.
Repass, Chairma. G. n. Bel!zhoover,
Secretary VIM. Hal,iwangcr, Treas.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-15
A Modern Claude Ouyatl.
The Edgeicld Advertiser says:

1ne CoSe!lciu 1oFs!tiSe. saJs.
Captaia C. '. Hamilton, whose na,nc
is 50 notorious il EdseSe!d, and who
married into one Of the best families oU
S4lutia was tried ten days ago, at Thom-'
son, Ga, foun'l guilty, aud sentenced to
ten years in the State penitentiary. The
public will remember his arrest, and that
of his accom?iiccs, some two months
back. (. seems he was the head Of
regular band Of bandit,i, who robbed and
pii!ased and murdered withou: mercy
aad without restraint. His two lead
ing accompliccs, Willis aud Long,
pleaded euiitv, aud eA>a "a; sentenced
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-15
Esy~ HOW WE USED TO BE

ES HOW W T. CSED ~ DE-
rHYSICED.-Who does rot remember tie
time whca spring pucgation was considered
Indispensable TO summer health ? No matter
for WY faces. the Inevitable salts and
scnua, rhHbsrb, or calomcl and jalap. must
be administered. The "$p:iHg medicines"
the youngsters were told, were TO keep
them hale and hearty during the summer.
We all know now that this Was Elacy;
that new vigor, not depletion, IS what is
rrI:tised at The commencement, Of TIE sum-
mcr So!&l!ce. AS 4 preparation for the
cnerva;ng effects of oppressive summer
weather, course OF Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters is highly expedient. This famous
vegetable preparation has three prominent
properties: It rcnovates, pr.:ies, and
regulates all the functions OF the body. 1t
is composed exclusively of pure vegetable
productions, viz: tie c<scr tal principle Of
Monongakela Rye, and the most c(licacious
tonic and alternative roofs, barks, and gums
known TO medical botanists. Hence, it is
all absolutely safe medicine, and 10 tine
tnre Of the Pharmac,pG:ia can compare
with it either in purity, or III the variety
OF lis Objects AID lis comprehensive re-
suits. Happily for mankind, the theory
That i. Was necessary to PROSTATE patient
in order to cure him, is forever exploded,
and TIE trae philosophical doctrine, that
vgor is one great ANITA yon;St OF disease,
has taken its place Hos,etters Biucrs is
an invigorart, and hence it is the proper
medicine for the feeble at this mo:t trying
season Of the year.
Be sure tina. you obtain the genuine
article, rs there are innumer.ble vile i'm
itations in the market. Look to the orna.
mental stamp engraved label, and the name
blown into the glass. IIostettcr's Stoiaacl.
Bltcrs is sold in bottles oniy.
May !. l3-lTl.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-15
The Came Laws.

Among the laws published in this is
sue will be found one for "thc preserva-
ton and protection Of useful animals"
The following relates 10 the deer, more
or less plenty in portions Of the State:
THAT it shall not be lawful for any
person in this State to kill any deer, or
worry them with dogs, or raise,
with the Intention Of destroying them,
between the 1st day CT January and the
lst day of September, in any year here
after"
Any person convicted Of a violation Of
this act to be fined or imprisoned. The
fine recoverable before any court Of COM
petent Jurisdiction. One half to 60 to
the informer, the other half to the county
school fund.
Those having in their possession ven.
ison or fresh deer skins within the dates
above specified, to oe liable to the same
penalty in either case not less than
twenty dollars. or twenty days impris-
onment.
Between 10Th February and 18th Oc-
tober, The wild turkey, partridge, dove,
od.cock, snipe ard pheasant are not
to be disturbed. Penalty not less than
half that relating to the deer. Half to
informer and other half to school fund.
All Insect and yermicular sabsiS!ng
birds, both great and small, and Of every
family with their eggs and young ones,
which are regarded as harmless and
whose flesh is unfit for food, are pro.
tected from destruction included among
:chic.! arc the lark, the robin and the
whip poor.ail!. War is allowed upon
the birds Of prey. 1t is provided that
no person shall be prevented from pro-
tecii"g any crop Of fruit or grain on his
own lands from the Gspredations of any
birds intended to be protected. So the
lark's exemption won't amount to much.
We are pleased that robin rcd.breast
and the vh,p poor.w!ll are protected, the
latter Of which, the genuine whip.poor
will, is fast disappearing.
Game Laws are humane, just and saiu.
tary. Every country should have its
game laws. All things being equal they
subServe many good purposes. BY them
youth is restrained from much of heart.
lessneSS; while the benefits resulting to
fruit and vegetation by the insect de.
stroying birds arc incalculable. And
then in due season game is abundant.
All things being equal, the game law
is j good piece of legislation; but as
every second colored man has dog and
gun, and an ambition for their use,
it is likely they will 60 on "wid de ball''
with none to make them afraid of hce or
Imprisonment. We would advise every
person who has q lark or q shark to
shoot, not only to take the scalp at the
animal, but 20 use gun that registers it's
shots. AS one half the fine goes to the
informer, the tally will doubtless save
an occasional Y or NN.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-15
DR.. TUFTS Hair Dye is used in Europe &
Amarlca.

agWHOSE II AN D S O VI L
Rouse IS THAT such was the inquiry OF 4
traveller as lie passed az unusually well
finished country residence, rot d thousand
miles from here. The style Of The sasi!cs. the
brightness of The glass, the beauty Ct :he
doors, the classic patterns of the mOul!ingS,
the ncatncss Of the balusters, and the state
illness of the pillars around the piazza, al!
struck the traveller with aS:oniShmcnt and
admiration. And no wonder, for they were
al furnished by Mr.. p 7. ToALE, No 20
Naync street, Charleston, S. G.. lS-tl.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-15
WsBERRH. s.. e.
Wednesday, May, IS, 1872.
The Granville Eouutaineer.

This tine-honored and esteemed paper
makes its appearance in new dress
pleasing to the eye and creditab.e to its
worthy proprietor. 1t is pleasant to note
such changes and improvements as they
indicate success. May its list of paying
subscribers increase and multiply.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-15

CONTEMPT OF Covgr.-A few evenings
ago, while Judge Graham was hpldirg
tie Circuit Court a: Orarsebu:g, Solci-
tor E. B. Seabrook became so offensive
in his language that Ju.!ge Graham felt
compelled to commit him 20 Jail for con.
temp, of court. lie remained in dur
ance 70. twenty-four hours, We learn,
and at the expiration of that time, upon
his refusal TO purge himself Of the con-
tempt. Judge Graham suspended bin
from the list Of attorneys. The appoint.
ment yesterday Of Gen. Whiprer ty
Judge Lee as solicitor Of the Inferior
Court, is understood to be result Of
Nr. Ssabrook's suspeasiou.-Char!es.oo
News
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-15

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF NEWDERRI.-CuURT
OF COMMON PLEAS.
achilles D. Lovcl::ce, Plaintiff, asa;us
Aoram Harris, Dct-;id,ut.-Sum:Eons for
MoDey Dcmsnd.-- Comp p!aint not Served.
To Abranl Harris, DetcnGan: in this ac-
ton. You are summoned and required 10
answer the complaint ii this action, wn;c!
Was filed in The oiiic. of the Clr:H. OF the
Iour; OF Commcn Pleas for Ncwbcrrv Coua.
~, on the fifteenth! day OF april, a. D.
1872, Nd TO serve = copy OF your aaSwe.
Oh t!:c Subscribers Z: their olicc i: Ne~ 5sr-
~ Gour; House, South Caro!ina, with"
twenty days after the serr;:: OF this srrH-
moas on YOU, exclusive Ct TIE d.y Of SER
vice.
It,ou fail 10 answer this complain: with
in the time aforesaid, the plaintiff will take
judgment agaius; YOU tor ;he sum 0! three
ha;1.ircG and th;rtv-tire G-iG0 doi!"rs, and
costs. SUBEh l. CALDWELL,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Nrwber : c. H., May 18th: ls72-2D-Gt
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-15

D0X'r UxDEasTAND.-We are informed
that after the late draw made for jurors for
the Court which convcneS next week, IL c:ti
zen Of the town was told that his name iiad
been drawn as one Of the fortunate men to
sit all day in close attendance for the usual
$3.50, but that he had beer objected to.
THIS information was given as an apology,
the reason for objection being that lie was
taken forano;hcr mEin who it was alledgcd
was 1os thought to be fair man. The
apology vas unnecessary and out Of taste
first, because the gentleman had no on,-
bition for tic se:t or pay, Il: i, second,
that the Objectionable individual was 4
vc:r near ara dear relative. If there Was
any regret telt at losing the distinction,
tie apology only added Insult to injury
We would like to ask right here where
was The power TO reject draw: juror?
Does j. moi look like packing: We cannot
understand it.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-15

Music HATH cHARMS.-ThiS town is blessed
with full measure Of music-havinG no less
than three bands. When they all get in blast
they should get up an edition of rh= Boston
peace Jubilee Our Silver Cornct Band has
been silent for some time, the hearts OF the
players were sad, the enforcement act laying
! heavy hand on some OF the performers
therefore they had no stomach for music.
We arc pleased TO state chat they are a5oH;
re<um;ns :hcir practice in the cnicavor TO
drive away dull care
The Brass Band, although it has had trou-
bcs also, ba; not 20 great, has not ntcrnit-
ted q single night, and it is a wonder the per-
formers hold out so well. Where do they
get the wind from? Some nights towards
the close of the wee small hours we Go notice
With alarm that the toutS arc rather spas
mvdic. showing very Clearly that however
good the will the wind is iaiiing. We fee!
10 little apprehension in regard TO them, but
t,ust they will even be able 20 blow out Of
the big ecd Of their horus That music hath