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THE WEPT OF WIsH-T0N-W1SH.

BY J. Fonaora Coopor. vol. limo. ulotA. P.tos,
$780,
Forming tho tonth volumo Of tho Nor Uniform Fd.t!ou
o Coopar's Noves. Volumes nlrandy published: s'The
5pY," tfThe rnt," ''Tho Nod Rover" 4aT,e Dpor.'
slayer" "Tho Pathfinder "Tho 1ast Of tho lfobf.
oans, 'Tho ponoors," ::rho Prairie" md "1sonai
Lincoln" Price, 81 so zach.
, 1873-05-02

ABSENT Oh DouqINd.
hlazapaer {a1aat Golden, aicpharran,
Bishop {EdBar], James, Newton,
PoaSan Si:ssR ssdss TssnSuro Rsss
Easley,
1EnMs OF COURTS,
The UouHe concurrod In aight Senate amendments
circuits.
ptnH'r SUCCEED.
Mr. Sheridan Joined the ao-cal1el vatch.aogs Of the
Treasury this morning, md mauo gallant attempt to
ss,ss aS III rom ss:y y0 III ~ Here
aoSedues ios3ss e sn* m "N'' ''' 'A''''"
sarssds ssneana tie twon TIL ana sa
e ssSss al In is ea s ss' ii ~ *
By vote Il 7a to % e. not @
najorlty rive voses wore needed, aud tree Of these
sna oGhnao hss hot 0 bsea Cook s
e. made temorrow and Booth and foas1 fSns lett It
fent of much Importance to their constituents lad
20 10 concurrod !u. Their blood be upon thor own
poAds. ...-..---
The n retahaurs3ng petsF Ro for alleged
The oENgnAI trrnoPa1AT1oN nlIL 'o'~"'
esmo up on la third reading whom Mr; Connolly noy
eehool ,,Purnoaee, ind 'fo insert III piaco the
hhoeld 10 ,eeomm!tte In order atrko ont 10 bo
paid clark for copying some documents. Measts.
asountreo and Bsadwe bcsougt tho uouHe to pass the
blll, and Mr. Connolly declared TINY could only pass
H. 1,s il. btli " ronststing tue two-mn ~:
II they had better recon1nit IT, and lie would like
TO know Il could not vote Tor tho bill uneas tie
f~,u-ultil tax was loft out. b1r. Sherman answered
.Yes." Thon NJ. Connolly, .aid they would and man
pf equa! spirit who would take the otAcr side,
had stand by ths two-nill ts1 untl doomsdsy. loud
hpplause Mr. 1ogers spoke for tho bill. Tho rearon-
Eihility would Lat on those who yotod to rocomint,
when majority Of those pressat had iudorsod H. Ho
was not = candidate for Cougreas or Coy
sEaor, sna ,i,uo would not ,oto 70 pander 70
10 to o.: Mr. Walker spoke against, and Mr. Rtarr
Tor the blu 7 got "a votes, WHOM Mesara. Sheridan,
Thornton. and Elmer changed and saved tic ILL., The
Ebscncc OF uooth, Loma4, and Condon CAME near tu-
volyiug tho State In tho e1pta0 ct c1trs Eosaon,
THE RAILROAD DILL,
A1uoBs simultaneously tho Senate aud IIougo con-
currod In tho oport Of tho Conference Comitteo on
tho n.tlrosa i tho fSrmor ny vote Of 10 10 ., and
tia speeches. but neither body was IN mood fof do
lsy and tho e,1ous aueation chokod on much talk
cIE C1T1zKNs' BILL.
Tbs Rausss Dc, 'tsd ths afternoon u ths blu psoYa
, 1873-05-02
APPLET0NS' JOURNAL,

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TIRE TRIAL

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"dor Of Rcdo1sfo." vol. lal,o. Cloth. prlce,
$l'6, Forming the eleventh volume of tho Now H..
lasttatod Edition OF htisa Yougo'a Novels. =
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Ing for the defense Of citizens agsinst whom raroads
had brought or may hcresftor bring auits htetsrs.
and Mosa1. Ousoy anu Cummings dctonded
u. An smsndmont BY MI. cusey' compel.
Of Its own cltiEcns, waa aortea-t6 10 ~ motion by
hIr. Hcyno1da to strike nut tho cnacting csusc wes
Ing. Eyon It rassoa the Bcnate which n doubtful,
It will not roach tho uousa In limo for concurrence
, 1873-05-02

House bill 304 the Jury bill, was takon up. Tho
House refused to concur In various Bcnato amcnl-
monts, aud naked Committee Of Conference,
Recess I'LL Aalf-pask g.
, 1873-05-02

h1r. CONNOLLY moved to refer tha bill to tue COM
mittee on Finance. Loat-yeas, 81 nsys, "a.
The bti1 paaaed-yeas, IS naya, IS, Al fol1oTs:
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-09-03
Obituary.

DIED, at her residence in Ncwberry Co.,
on the 18th Of August, after long and pain
full Illness Of months, Mrs. ELIZABETH
RISER, aged So years 7 months ana,3 days.
The subject OF this brief tribpte was Il Sis
ter Of the late DR.. William Bcrley, aud OF
Mrs. Matthias Barre. and a consistent api
..E -li,tlier:lll ClErcn
And III all the numerous trials and SutteringS
incident 10 Il protractei and painful Illness,
her christian patience and fortitude and per-
feet trust in SaviOurs' loving kindness,
made her light to slime in convincing proof
that hers was life which adorned the pro-
feSsion Of Christ. If it I've blessed 10 live for
the Saviour, how much more so to die in
Him, With hope Of biSsful eternity in that
mansion above, where pain and sickness,
sorrow and death arc forever unknown
Full Of the virtues which spring from 1 well
ordered life, her example was rcplc,c with
profit and pleasure to family and friends, and
now that the Sods Of the valley have shut
out the many eXcellcncieS Of her daily walk
and conversation, 4 precious legacy is left
for memory to dwell upon. She was the mo-
thcr Of eleven children, six. sons and five
daughters, two Of the latter being dead, and
the nine surviving all grown, excepting two;
these, with I devoted husband, now mourn a
loss which 10 them seems irreparable. But
we wouid have them remember that their
loss is her eternal gain, that she has laid aside
the garment of heaviness, has ceased from
all pain and sorrow, and now clad in celes
tial robe, is reaping the blisstul reward of .
perfect life. Mourn not dear friends, she
rests from her laborS, and her works will fol-
low her, and so live that the parting which
now is so bitter may be blessed with q meeting
of everlasting peace. And how full Of conSc-
lation is the thought that
Life's duty done, as sinks the clay,
Light from its load the spirit flies;
While heaven and earth combine 10 say,
"IIow blest the righteous when he dies"
4
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-09-03
Brief Mentions.

Mr.. Frank P. Beard, the accom-
plished editor and proprietor Of the
Temperance ADVOCATE, has sold out
Lis paper to Messrs. Elkips & Browne,
of Columbia. The Adrocate will be
hereafter published at the Capitol.
The retiring, as we'll as the incoming
editors, have our heartiest wishes for
their success.
We regret to state that Jas. II.
Hoyt, Esq, Of the Anderson lntelH-
gencer, is confined to his home by
sickness. The town is Said to be very
sickly, whole families being down
with chills and fevers. A promjisgssst
citizen, Elijah Webb, Mrs. Hik:., ......
Miss Hix, son of Mr.. Dodd, and
several colored persons, have died in
the last week.
The Edgefeld advertiser reports
another distressing casualty, in the
violent death Of an old and respected
citizen, Adam Minick, at the hands of
his nephew, Minick Smith, which
grew out of quarrel. It appears the
old man seized the younger by the
collar to shake him into reason, when
the nephew drew a knife as an intimi-
dation. The result, however, Was
death.
A grange shipping association has
been formed at Tolopa, Illinois, with
capital of 100000.
The Long Cane Grange, Abbeyille,
had barbecue On last Thursday, aud.
it is described as a great success.
Beth Eden Grange will hold its
regular meeting on the second Satur-
day, 18th, at Maj J. P. Kinard's
store.
The Directors of the Laurens and
Asheville Railroad Company have
completed arrangements for the pur-
chase of the Laurens Railroad.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-09-03
Talked About

An extra sersion of theirrepressible
General Assembly is now talked of in
Columbia The opinion is that this
body will convene about the 20th of
October for the purpose of getting
ready for another tax levy. 1t is to
be hoped that while preparation is
made for another levy, that some plan
may be devised by which the tax when
collected will flow into the legitimate
channels, and be placed out Of reach
Of the thieves who have heretofore
gobbled it up.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-09-03
4 New WrinkIe---How to Rum
the State.

The News d Conrier's correspon-
pondent, says that Ex-Gov. Scott still
feels deep interest in the State, and
We have not the slightest doubt of it.
He would be an migrate indeed did he
not. He says she had no opportunity
while he was Governor to display his
tine parts and show how economi ically
and satisfactorily he could run the
State on account Of the imbeciles aud
raScalS who were associated with him
But now he pledges himself that he will
give bond and ample security for the
faithful performance Of his contract,
to rim the entire State Government
next year and pay the interest upon
all of the debt with tax of nine mills
on the dollar, and thinks he will make
one or two hundred thousand dollars
at that"
No one will doubt that it could be
done, the proper man being found.
His offer, however, is upon the condi-
ton that tue General Assembly shall
remain at tkeis homes. If Gov. Scott
neyer said geod thing before, this
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-09-03
FOR TIE HERkLH.
NcWbtfiF S3;lta-IlIict.

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whose means were Socn ''a' ''ey
could not educate themselves.
The REPORTS on the state of religion
IN our rh,rob v,ro rory Interesting
~, :,
lhey al Sno~eu al -ncreaSc Id many
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-09-03

The September number Of WOODS House.
HOLD MAGAZINE is on our table We al
ways have good word to say for this publ.
cation-it is such whole-souled book-so
wide awake, so lively and entertaining, yet al
ways so chaSte and refined. Itis a regular
little go-ahead, too, as comparison between
its numbers will prove. We learn that the
firm offs. S. Wood Co. dissolved in March
last the Go" Is. I Shutes. Mayor OF New
b1rgh,) retaining possession Of the magazine,
and recalling II. V. Osborne (Teuoroon) as
editor. So, though the publication really
changed hands, it has not suffered from the
management ofs new publisher or new editor,
but under the rcdou5led efforts of its energetic
proprietor, has gained new force and new at
tractiyeneSs. Price only one dollar year. -
Address Woods Household Magazine, New
burgh, y. Y.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-09-03
LaurcnS News.

We learn from the Herald that the
Rev. J. B. Traywick has just closed
an interesting meeting at Green Pond,
resulting in the accession Of twenty,
one persons to the church.
4 seyere storm was experienced on
last Wednesday, which continued fol
three hours, Miss Caroline Moore
receiving a blow on the head from a
falling limb, which fractured the skull
At last accounts she was unconscious,
and but little hope of recovery enter.
tanned.
Drs. VIM. Anderson, ,Bsrksdale and
Dunklin successfully amputated the
arm of Joshua Saxon, Esq, made
necessary by reason Of cancer on the
hand. The patient is doing well.
A negro was killed by stone fall.
ing on his head. Coroner's verdict
accidental.
The Reedy River Baptist Associa.
tior will meet at New Prospect
Laurens Co., on the 18th, embracing
the 3rd Sabbath.
A meeting was held on the 22d ult.,
called by the taxpayers in opposition
to the proposed subscription by taxa
tion for the Laurens and Asheyille
Railroad. G. P. Sullivan and others
addressed the meeting. The follow
ing resolution was adopted:
RESOLVED, That a committee of FIVE
persons be appointed to employ coun-
sci to institute proceedings in Court
to set aside the proposed subscription
of four hundred thousand dollars to
the I.aurens and AsheviIle Railroad,
and to enjoin the same perpetually,
and that we pledge ourselves to pay
said counsel a reasonable fee and the
expenses of said suit.
Mr.. Sullivan, with an associate to
be appointed, has been selected to con-
duct the suit. ...
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-09-03
The Press Convention.

A necessary absence from our post
at the time of the Press Convention,
prevented attendance. We are pleas
I'd to know that number of gentle.
men were.present on that interesting
occasion, aud that an iuitiatory step
has been taken, and one of the first
importance. Unity Of action is Of
prime necessity, and when it is ar,
rived at, new and better era will
dawn On the press of the State. Very
many other States hsye their Press or
CARNATIONS, and these annual reunions
have proven that such a course is wise
and good. On the occasion referred
to officers we're elected, committees ap-
pointed, and the work generally cut
ont in suitable takes preparatory to
the regular meeting, which is to place
in the city Of Columbia, on the second
Wednesday in November Let there
be general representation.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-09-03
Williamson Female College,
WILLIAMSON, S. c..

THE THIRD COLLEGIATE YEAR WILL
BEGIN OCT. g. 1879, AND CLOSE JULY
., 1874. ... .. T.. ......-..-s =. ..
The Institution claims fair share OF pa
tronage on the following grounds :-Expe-
rieuccd and Competent Faculty; Course
extcrS;ve. i'll independent partments;
High Standard Of Scholarship: UGssual i'll
ducemcntS to study; Due attention 10 man
nerS, morals, and physical comfort; Domcs-
tic arrangements like we'll governed
home; Pure, wholesome air and water ;
The Celebrated Mineral, Spring Con-
vcnience Of access: Freedom from the in
terruptions inSeparable l.om large towns
Building convenient and commodious
Chapel ample for any occasion; Furniture
new; Musical Instruments excellent and in
order; No sdebt; No scctarian inaaence !;
No State control.
RATES FOR 30 wEEES-IH ADVANCE:
Board. exclusive of washing and lights,
5000; Regular Tuition, $1,000 10 So. %; :;
To Ministers daughters, free Instrumental
Music, 5000; Latin, Gre,k, French, and
Vocal Music, Gratis '-' ~ 'l@ '--.-
REG. SAN CEL LANDER 4. N.,.~
Aug. 6, 3l-2m. .--..- President.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-09-03

The RURAL CARoLINIAS.-The Septcm-
Der number Of the Rural Carolinian, SO uni
yerSally ackno~ ledged to be the leading
Agricultural Journal Of the South and, we
think, the best on this Continent, has come
to hand. This number, which closes the
fourth volume OF IFS publication, contains L
complete and comprehensive index to the
entisc volume It is gratifying Indeed 10
note the evidences Of improvements each
succeeding issue presents The number now
before us is Teplete with interesting and
practical information for the agriculturist
and the hoinc circle, showing great care on
the part OF the Editor, {Col. D. Fl. Jacq pes }
in its selection and preparation. The Rural
numbers among its contributors some Of the
most intelligent as we'll rs practical planters
Of the South, whose contributions have aided
materially in the improvement and advance
neut Of agricultural pursuits in the Southern
and Southwestern States the past four years.
The next number will commence new
volume, Gthe fifth, } and we again urge such
of readers as have not already done so, to
send in their names at once. We can assure
them they will never regret it, as oftentimes
the information contained in single number
will more than repay the price of q years
subscription. which is only Two Dollars.
The publishers are Walker, Evans & CogS-
we'll aud Vim. L. Dagget, at Charleston. S. c.
All business communications should be ad-
dressed, Walker, Evans & Cogsweli, Charles
ton, S. G.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-09-03

The Wilmington, Columbia and
Augusta Rail Road is very popular as
aqaick and cheap freight line: Goods
shipped on tbat road reach their des-
tination considerably ahead of any
other line it is said, and every depart
ment of the Company's business is SO
we'll managed that there is seldom any
fault to be found in relation to goods.
We are glad to know that our old
friend, Capt. Robt. G: Fleming, is an
agent on this popular road.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-09-03
TribnIe Of Respect.

At called meeting OF Belmont Grange,
the following Preamble and Resolutions were
adopted:
WHEREAS, God in his Alwisc Providence
has seen fit to remove from our midst, Brother
DAVID B. PIEsTER, ont the 21st Of August.
Therefore, be it
Resolved, That wc bow in humble submit :
sion 10 His will. In his death Ncwbcrry
County has LOST L good citizen; the Church q
consistent member; his family benevolent
husband and kind parent; and Belmont
Grange Staunch member and Stable adyo-
cate.
Resolved, That We tender our heartfelt
sympathy TO the bcrcavcd family in their ir.
reparable loss.
Evso!vcd, TLat i copy Of these proceedings
be presented TO the family Of our deceased
brother, aud that copies he rendered to the
Ncwberry HERALD aud the Progressive Age,
for publication.
Resolved, That the Grange wear the usual
badge of mourning, and that ! page in Our
Minutes be dedicated to his memory.
J. 5. FLOYD.
J. B. DAVIS, Committee.
I. L. FOLK, J
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-09-03

one idea should entitie him to consid-
Grafton. \ second Daniel l., hc, an;l
could be- devise some way to keep that
body out Of their seats it would bc a
boon beyond price. It is refreshing
to hear him talk. If Moses could be.
rid of, We would 60 in for Scott. :
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-09-03
The Rond.Relders Win.

just as might have been expected
the Supreme Court decides for the
bond-holders in the Morton-Bliss man
dau.us case 1T was long thought
that the decision would bein favor Of
the taxpayers, but it is now seen that
the ring thieves are triumphant, and
an enormous, fraudulent debt is, fixed
upon the State, already overburdened.
More taxes are now to be levied
Startling announcement.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-09-03

On Monday last the first through
train ran from Charlotte to Atlanta,
on the Air Line Rail Road. This
6ne and direct line is now in regular
running order, A trip over it will
prove a pleasant one indeed, as it runs
through a diversified and charming
country.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-09-03
SOUTH CAROLINA: her past, her pres

SOUTH CAROLINA: her past, her pres
ent, and her future; poem in two
parts, by ". Fletcher Holmes, NJ.
D., of Baruwell, "A pages.
a copy of the above poem is on our
table, for which the author will accept
our thanks. We have glanced for the
present only hastily over the conclud-
ing verses which relate to the future.
The sentiment expressed is one of
hope, and teaches the lesson that only
by learning to labor and to wait, and
trust in kind providence, will We
overcome the difficulties which now
threaten to engulf US:
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-09-03
The Charleston News g. Courier.

Attention is called to the Prospec-
tus Of this sterling daily, one of the
liyeliest and most readable papers Of
the day. If there is any news afoat
the Neus d Courier is: always sure
to spread it TO its thousands of readers,
instanter. o.: ...
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-09-03
n II WeBRRgH, s. e.
"Wednesday, ll September 8. 1873.

The Exercises of the Ne#berry-
Walnalla- College will be resumed on
the 4th of September. DR.. Smeltzer
is assisted by an able corps Of Profes-
sors.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-09-03

TIE ALD1SE for September is superb, and
nothing finer has ever been produced in this
country. The pictures are marvelously
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almost endless in variety and number, and
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attractive style. The contributions in prose
and verse, as we'll as the editorial matter, are
each and all of the best character. The
Aldine in short is supcr.cminently the best
illustrated literary magazine now published.
Subscription price S5 90. including Chromos
Village Belle" and Crossing the Moor" 4"
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Lane, Ny.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-09-03

FOUR DOLLARS WORTH OF MCs1c FOR
80 cTs:-By sending for the September Num-
Der OF Peters Musical Monthly, price 80 Cts,
you will get Four Songs, Sacred Quartet, q
Four-Hand Piece, and Four Instrumental
Pieces, worth 81 in sheet form. Thirty cents
is but small outlay to test the merits of
Peters Magazine. Send for copy. and oGr
word for it, you will never regret the outlay
Address, J. l.. Peters, 500 Broadway, New
York.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-09-03
Foe THE HERALD

FOR THE HERALD,
Mr.. EDrToR.-On last Saturday I
had all interesting meeting at Taber-
nacle; four (4) we're received into the
Church. On Sunday, eight 50 were
received at Tranquil, making thirty
one (3l) in the last four. weeks.
Our Camp-meeting, at Wicker's
Camp Ground, commences next Thurs
day, houe to have the pleasure of see
ing you there. J. /. s.
We thank the good brother, not on
ly for the notice of what he is doing:
but for the kindly expressed hope Of
seeing us there, and if nothing pre-
vents he shall be gratifed
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-09-03
.HptU S. .WSsCeiisIssgOsxs.
VALUABLE LANDS
FOR SALE.

Will be sold on Sale-day in November
next, at Anderson c. H., if not disposed Of
at private sale, that VALUABLE FARM
known as HARRISBURG, lying on Seneca
River and both sides Of Conaeross Crcek
at its mouth, containing 5l7 ACRES, more
or lcss-cno half low grounds.
Also, small Farm, near Pendleton VII
lage, well improved, containing lis ACRES:
more or less-abort 90 acres bottom land
For further particulars, apply TO DR.
MAXWELL, at Pendleton, S. g., or TO
GRAFTON < SONS, Anderson, S. G..
Sep. $40, & Oct l-S--3j-4t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-09-03
ONCE MORE TO THE FRONT
WITH THE
BEST OF MEATS.

I take pleasure in stating t. my old GUS
TONERS and the public generally, that
have resumed :he business Of Balchcrinr,
and can be found from this time at the
Market House, prepared to supply all de-
maniS in the meat line.
Thankful for past itror:, l respectfully
>oi it Il generous return ur old customers
to2cthc: ";th many nrw ONES, and it shall
be my aim to satisfy all wants in quality or
cnt. j. " SILL.
Sept. :, 3j--,5;.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-09-03
TENT

And then he must beg or sIaryr. This is
no laughing l"lttcr. So yon who say you
are his friends AMI owe him money, pay it.
~ friend in need is l friend indral."
Sep.'3, 3j-lt.