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The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-19

Ordered that the clerk serve upon H. W. Fleury J. F. a notice requesting him Co make oui anu submit to this board statement Oi all crimluA' cases brought into his court and tried during tue quarter ending March 3i, lsi3.
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-12

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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-12

SAM HoUSTOS $ SAyAGERI. Il he
life Of Governor Samuel Houston was
one full of romantic incidents, and
showed the inherent sayagery there
was in his nature. Some of the most
prominent features were these. His
escape from his mother at the age Of
seventeen he fell madlT in love with
the Indian maiden Tootooloo (slln-
fash and followed her to her home,
adopted the habits OF the Cherokees,
married her, and for three years
under the name of Oolooch, hunted,
fshed, fought as a young Indian
brave and acknowledged chief; his
unexpected return to his family,
grown during his absence, though
still wanting six months of his legal
majority, which then, dressed in
hunting shirt and moccas:ns and
blanket and head gear. and ever
afterwards. however clothed, made
nirn man of mark: his Abandonment
sixteen years later in life. whil7
Governor of Tennessee. when his
early prarks had been forgotten in
his success Is 4 lawyer and tr;umphs
as a politician. Of his young and
accomplished bride the day after
marriage; his resignation of olice
aid winding up OF business and
settlement oi a-tIigs with the utmost
leliberation, against the most earn
est entreatias Cf friends and jaers OF
ices; his securing by deed all his
-1Dr-f ; -,
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three years il the State Prison. After
serving out year lie WAS paIdoned On
account OF his health having become i'm
paired; and nothing has been seen or
heard Of him in this vicinity from the
time Of his departure for the State Prison
to the present.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-12

A daily newspaper, devoted to politics, genera
news, local affairs and the interests OF
its nelghburhood.
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Terms of Subscription:

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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-12-03

A MANUAL OF I1EALru-An edition Of
between nine and ten millions Of copies Of 1
very useful work is now ready for gratuitouS
distribution, and Can be had for the asking
ut any dug stare in the United STAKES, the
british Colonies, Spanish America or Brazil.
The work referred TO is HDstettcr's Almanac
for 1874. The medical portion OF !: treats of
the various ailments to which the human
system is subj iect, and sets forth the peculiar
properties of lIostctter'S Stomach Bi;;crs-
the purest and best tonic at present known
as q prcScrTatiye Of health A1l strength, and
as 4 pclaeGy for debility and disease. The
Almadac is printed in all the principal Ian
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larger namIier Of families and Individuals
than any other medical treatise ever issued
from The press. No man or woman who
has j due regard for that choicest uf heaven y
blessings, bodily rigUr, should fail 10 lea!
the p.aiI, simple ami convincing articles
whch this truly practical publication coA-
tainS. Dhc miscellaneous matter IS varied,
instructive and amusing, ana the calender
department cOpiOuS,a comprehensive.
HO>tctter'S Almanac is, in short, household
CoUttIicHt2, adap:ea to the Use of all Classes
and callingS. The farmer, the planter, the
miner the mtrch mt the MECHANIC the Ia
bcrcr, the professional man. all ucel IL and
10 inralids of both Sexes il is Ii tcrally All ar-
ticlt Of prime necessity. The medical techai-
cahics which render SO many medical treat
i>cS intended for popular Use uninteIlisibIe to
the scli2rai y2ale3, laYS tIlE t;'refi;!ly
avoided III this pamphlet. ali is clear, eX-
plcit. forcib!e, aud rccoacilah!c with reason
and common sense.
The proprit;er$, Mc$srS. Ilos;etter & SGitb,
Pit:sbury, Pa. on receipt Of two cent
stamp. will forward i c"py By mail TO any
person who cannot procure one in his neigh
korhGG4. Dec ). 4S-lm.
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Prospects Bric;,tenino

we are glad to note that tie worst
effects Of the Panic are gradually wear
lH: away. It seems to have spent it:
force, and the financial prospects arr
becoming more hopeful. The aew!
from the manufacturing districts SNOW:
greater confidence and activity, Will.
the suspension Of Banks and the break
ing OF mercantile establishments is o.
much rarer occurrence. In thest
signs, and in the resumption Of pay
ment by many Of the Banks, the re
establishment Of manufacturing com
panics, and the rise in the price o.
cotton. We think We have reason to be-
liere that ve vii! soon look back OIL
Cur financial troubles as things Of the
past. Confidence only is lacking, ant
that is returning.
Let cur farmers take courage, ane
start again with renewed efforts t.
build up the country, and with taeil
prosperity all will prosper. Industry
III making, prudence and economy il
saving, cash payments, and Cheerful
minds, will remedy the present, anc
prevent future tronble.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-12-03
Editorial Cnanea

"S notice that Col. John Il. Ev;ns
N haS retired from the editorial chair of
the Carolina Spartan. and that ,ss
control Of the paper is assumed bv
'''. = SsoDo Farrow. While we re.
sret tie absence Of the accomn,;sb :,
retiring editor, We are pleased to ses
'Aat the Spartan has fallen into no
unworthy hands.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-12-03
Sons Of Temperance. Grand D1-
vision.

The Grand Division of the s. Of T.
met at Columbia, en- the 18th Nov,
last, and held the annual session.
The attendance was large, nearly all
sections Of the State being represented
hv delegates. Great enthusiasm was
manifested, and large amount OF real
work was accomplished in short
time.
The question Of State Lecturer and
organizer was fully discussed and
urged. but the Grand Division felt
embarrassed on account of the want OF
fnaas necessary for such an undeH~E-
iaa.and referred the whole matter to the
April session.
The Grand Scribe was directed to
confer with Bro. Carsweil, and request
HIN TO make his visit, if possible, at
the tine Of April session.
The growth Of the order during the
past year has been large and extended
Total number Of Divisions, 81, WITH
:; .thcrs forming. Tota! membership
in I'll. 5000. as against 20 Divisions
and 1900 membership at last aanuai
session.
\ great amount Of WORK was laid
ont for the order, which bids fair to
be accomplished.
The moss important action Of the
Grand Division was the Memorial to
the Legislature, to enact amendments
t., the existing license laws of the
State by adopting either what Is
luown as the Civil Damage Law, or
the Local Option Law.
This is not only right, but is step
that will enable the Temperance elc-
nc,.ts Of the State to show their force.
The following are the Grand OH
GERS elected and installed:
G. y. P.-JOHN y. ELKlNS,
one Of the editors Of the Temperance
iJ,ocate, =. thorough worlSor in
" G. ". a W. J. COOK, Of Ben
ncttsviile.
9. SOLVER HEWITT. Of
CrsAam's Turn -Out-re-eiected.
G. T.-JOHN II. HARDIN, Of
Chester.
c. CHAP-REV. LUTHER
EROADDUS. of Eureka: No. 80; in
.Abbevil!e, (Bapt;st):
C. CT. K. MARSHALL, Of
Ncwberry.
g. SIS S. WALTERS: of Orange
bu:@.
After an experience meeting. which
displayed great determination Gil the
part q tie me&ibcrs to 60 work with
:, viii. the Grand Division, at II
Q clock, ?. NJ, on the 9th, adjourned
ii: annual Scssion-siae dr..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-12-03
GPECSSLIE.

GREEN lLi.E-
Dir. En;rlR.-Least | should weary
your patienes and ti,:st lf yaur readers,
I will close for the present wit!a this
communication.
have formed the acquaintance OF
Rev. VIM. Williams, D. D., Professor
in the
THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
Dr.. Williams is iii intelligent, re-
tiring Christian gentleman, wnonl to
appreciate fully, You must know init
mately. The removal of this Seminary
70 Louisville, Kentucky, is now beyond
dotln,. ~: !: ?. Boyce, the President,
is now in Kentucky, ts;..-2!1ing in the
interests of the Institution. The Ken
tuckians propose, with the assistance Of
ly. B3yee rs Agent, to raise IN endow-
meat Of sadd 900. oR condition that
S2e0. 900 mQre is raised pHtS!aa ting
State. The Doctor shows his ability ils
this department., having already OBJ
tanned S125,0O0. He certainly has two
great qualifications in this department
OF Christian enterprise, liberality and
perseverance,. a man Wig is net lib
ersl himself can scarcely hope to iR-
spire generosity in others.
fThs reminding si75 600 viii proba-
big hs raised ia Kentucky the next year,
unless the financial pahio proves tGa
formidable, then the Doctor will take
the field outside and raise the remain
ing 100000. which will not be very
d,h,cait, 9nd the Institution will have
the ample SUN Of S5g3, 400, which will
be an eternal monument 10 the Christsap
effort Of Cue Of South Garolina's noble
sons.
THE BAPTIST UNIVERSITY
is now also being placed on a substan-
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-12-03
Ns. S. &sruha~

We observe in the Statesville Amer.
ecas' Of statesville. NC. very com.
pilmeatary notice of musical enter.
tainnent given in that place by Gu,
friend and former citizen Of Ncwberrv.
Ar- S Gruber: assisted by his accom-.
p'iS'ed wife and little son. His .ef
i"raS seemed to hare given complete
satisfaction. Success attend them.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-12-03
The United States and Spain.

The United States and Spain.
The reasons generally given Oh both
sides Of the Firginius affair may be
summed up as follows: Those who
favor the Spanish view contend, that
the Firginius was i piratical vessel
and manned by Glibusters, that its mis-
sion, at the time Of capture, was to
aid Cuban insurrection, that it was
not owned by Americans, but by
Cubans, that though documented as
American, the papers were obtained
by fraud, aud therefore void, that
finally the matter is. entirely NUM-
cipal affair between Spain and the
Virginius crew.
Those who favor the American
view contend, that sailing under the
American flag and possessing Amcri-
can papers, the Viryinius could not be
captured by Spain on the high seas
without fragrant violation Of inter.
national law; that the vessel not being
legal capture, the crew were not
prisoners of war, and therefore, their
execution, especially when without a
fair trial, was illegal and inhuman;
shat even if her mission was to aid
Cuban iusurrectiou, since it was vlo-
lation of her neutrality law, the Uni
ted States alone had jurisdiction; that
right, which, however, is not ad-
mitted in this case. may be exercised
in a manner that is punishable.
Upon these grounds the United
States demand the return Of the cap
tured vessel, the delivery Of the SUP
virors, the usual salute to the flag,
the punishment Of the offenders, in-
dcmuity to the families Of the Amerl-
cans executed and security for the tu-
ture. This is now the uitimatum Of
Spain. It's justice few will question.
The latest news gives hopes Of a
peaceful settlement of the difficulties.
| Spain has concluded TO give up the
| Virsinius and the survivors, and to
refer the seizure and indemnity to the
| Government, and damages to the fam
| lies Of the executed, to mixed trlbu'
| n.l
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-12-03
s 81 RD.


TIE CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK OF
SOU I'll CAROLINA has to-iay gone int
voluntary bankruptcy, undcr our advice.
This advice has been given as the most cf'
frctual means of protecting the Interests o
It's dcpoSilorS aud other crcditors-who car
thus, and thlS only, have the management
and sGniroi III il, ;s>E.:s-,nSteaA Gf tlci
being placed in the hands Of l rccciY er il
whose selection they have no voice.
The Officers of the Bank will, ut IN early
day, publish statement, giving full intor
nation of its aif..irs.
We woald warn deposit1rs and creditor:
no: 10 barter tacit c!a;an' to spccul4torS and
other Inlsresieq par:i4s, as Ee arg informed
there exists most dangerous c6mbinaton
whose Obj ct is 10 obtain Controlling int
rest, to tie destruction Of the Bank and the
dct:iment Of depositors.
w woEld f!r,hcr advise the depositor:
and creditors to .etaiu 'lleif ciaims Until the
publication above referred TO has been p ade,
which, in our opinion, will justify the wis
dom and policy Of the course adopted II
their interest, and will snggesta plan, which
Il heartily co-operated in by depoSitors ane
creditors, will sGye item from loss.
.Sigucd,I MgAAeC FER s LECGNTE,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
POPEi& HASKELL.
BACHMAN & YOUMANS,
OF Counsel,
COLUMBIA, S. g.. December I, 1873.
Dec. 8 4S-3t.
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William VI. Tweed.

This Boss aud king Of the Tam-
many Ring, has at last, contrary to
MS own expectation and to that of his
numerous friends, been convicted, and
sentenced to twelve years in jail and
to a fine Of $4,000. He has at last re-
celved his deserts from the tardy hand
of Justice, and now lies a convicted
feion in the Toonbs. Humanity cau
but rejoice at this retribution. A be-
trayer Of high and sacred trusts, cor
ruptionist, public robber, whose
beck could assemble thousands Of re.
talners to his aid, he has for Il louy
time defed the law, and snapped his
fingers in its face. But his course Of
audacl"us in:amy is ended, and honest
men have cause to rejoice that it so,
for it may be the harbinger of better
days and the turning point in the
reign Of rascality and corruption in
America. It may be an effective
warning to like criminals, and deter
them from similar official misconduct.
What avail him now the millions
he has stolen from the public chest,
his splendid palaces, his diamonds,
his hosts Of wheedling retainers? Of
what effect are the influence and power
which swayed thousands but short
while ago? These things will but
chcquer his dreams, that he may
awake to bitterly realize his miserable
fate.
4 useful lesson may be derived from
tie termination of this mans career,
which is, that crime will some day or
other bring upon the guilty the pun
ishment which it deserves. "Justice
may slumber but never dies" Slam
bering it is in our State, but let the
corrupt ones in official places take
warning. II Tweed's wealth aud in
Hueuce failed to secure his acquistal,
may not theirs also fail to ward off the
retributive stroke of awakened JUS
tice?"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-12-03

tial financial basis. Allc;dy 4 large
portion Of the endowment fund pro,
posed Of S3M. 900 has been raised. anG
Us soon rs tic remainder is accomplish.
ed, the institution will esiMcatr Ill pupils
free of tuition. This will wake up
Wofford, Newberry and Due West Col,
leges, who Of necessity will be Obliged
to place themselves on :. similar none
tary basis. or fsil 10 compete in educa-
tional advantages with her sister col
leges. an glad 10 know tllat the B;sp.
fists of our State have SO much moral
vim, and wish them great success, and
hope that the other denominations OF
the State will be provoked Ito love and
good works"
THE FEMALE COLLEGE,
also under the patronage of the Baptist
Church is tiourisl,ing under the Prcsi,
,lcncr Of Mr.. Judson, having over ono
hundred pupils.
Thirty years ago notiliug was known
here Of the culture Of
COTTON,
but this king now extends his roy:tl
sway over ali these lands, up to the
very foot of the mountains. The sc:t'
SONS are as short rs they used to be. but
the modern plan of fertilizing so stimu.
lates the growth,t crops can be gath,
cred before the frost. 1t is 4 Serious
reflection however. that the area o.
corn ard other cereals is corresponding
ly circnmScribed, and tile promise is
that unless the farmers revolt against
the usurpations of this ambitious king
they will fail to keep themselves from.
abject vassalage to the Western States
TIE GYPSIES
are here. This wandering horde num-
ber about fifteen or twenty persons
men, women and children. They have
nice vehicles and drive fine horses
camp on the outskirts of towns, burn
fences, purchase stolen goods and de.
moralize the ignorant by their preten.
sions at fortune telling. carrying of
large amounts Of money from the place:
where they visit. They are an unniti
gated evil and ought to be arrested
and heavily fined wherever they 60
Look out for them at Newberry, o.
rather look ont for Your fences, rs they
are great fence burners. They have
been arrested here us vagrants. The
result of the arrest I have not heard.
Yours, &C.,
HENRY NJ. MOOD.
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.--R

Ec1Ecr!c MAGAz1SE.-Fh 6 geeeE;her
nu.noer Of the Eclectic is Of hand sS4 j.
filled, rs usual. with good things suited 10
snch tastes as like little solid fool included
ia ;heir monthly m"Hase. This number Is
u",. sud its appearance reminds reader
flat tie ,i,.e Gss come to send in next
years subscriptions. The EclecHc was ncy'
er better than now, and ueYcr tilea Sc sEact'
~. the requirements Ola family mag!s:le' It
: \ ner;Ddical which the mos. cultivated pa
ter r lsqiIi.s will find it profitable 10 consult,
and whici. aaa Dot fail to curry an educating
;nGuence into c9st. aopsehold that II pene'
tra!es.
,ro commend il 10 our readers as q magazine
Which cas- be relied on from year 70 year;
Published Er z, 4. PELroS, !"7 Fulton
Street, Xew-a ork. Terms 3 year; t"o
copies, 50. Single number, - cents
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-12-03
SaaHge Of Scs,axx.r

We notice that on the 25tb ulsimo
shange vas nadein the scheauls
=, u inc Spartanbarg and Union R p
cS s.sSe7i'sF the cars viii start from
Spartanburg at 81 o'clock 4 NJ O-, ."s
returning: will arrive at y P. M
leaving Aston at l! Pm.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-12-03
V<aa Fellows, R,u

,-,n Palmetto Lodge, No. $40. o.oF
vii S.l' give a ball and supper in colnn' n.y.
bs pl@' On IT, the 9Th inst, the proceeds 10
w.: applied for the benefit Of tbs ~
7ncmbers. 0eeeased
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-12-03

The December number Of WOODS House.
HOLD MAGAZINE is replete with good read
;,s-eutertainiug sketches, stories, poems.
&C., Sc. Us table of contents embraces the
following articles; "A better Country,
Mary Hartwcll; An Engineer 5 yarn, Albert
William, Jr., Our Parry At Seq. Rcv:J j. 5
Break .ng7dge; Fwo Enthusiastic, Il. j.
Lew,rsl; Presence of Mind, Rev. F. W. liol-
land; Our babies, D. a. Gor.on, n. D. B!es-
sedness Of Riches rcnoroon; Hans Doodle
dee, Rudo 'ph Mental; ins:n!meu' OF Slax
Kroner, author OF Jcs$ica's First Prayer;
Goldfish and Posatoe;, Chapter II by Eleanor
Kirk; Misery Jippeau, Chapter VII VIII. by
Nv. Osborne. Ii addition TO these ar'i'
cIes arc several pretty poems, charming
little Cottage Design, and editorial depart
ncu,s embracing Our HoasckeepGr, Core
spondence, Literary Eotices. Laughing
S,ock &C.. &c. The engraving for the
month is entitled "Old Folks
An the above for one dollar per year-or
w;th chrome YOSEMITE. one dollar and Il
ii: Iaif. Ill:ess WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGA-
ZINE, NcwDa2sil, n. !.
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We are just in receipt Of 35 BOXES of
TOBACCO of various grades and prices, at
wholesale or rc:ail
L0VELACE & WHEELER.
May %. 2l-tf.
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NOTICE.

The County Commissioners Of Sc"berry
County, vii! rcprive Eids and applications
for Keeper of the County roor House,
for .hc Year 1874, until Tuesday, the Sixth
Jay Of january, 1874.
This the 2nd day Of Dec, 1878.
DENNIS MOATES,
Dec. 2, 4S-3t. c. B. c. C., \. c.
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THE AlszaE GsE January, 1874. has be- beer !,
receiyea this week WIKI Q pleasure, which i, il
never fai!s to give: THIS exceiisFt Nonthly
Juurnai Is aGIpit;ea 10 be the haads9Res'
nublica;ion in the ecgr:ly. Us literature IS
Lure, elegant and elevated aad 'he, illq<ira.
lions are fine specimens Of artistic skhl. fos
rcsued entertainment no better monthly can
he foupa. Price $50 per annum, iu advance.
Can only be oa,sjned BY suo,eripilon. AG, e
5re.s james Sutton & Co, Publishers %
Maiden Lane, New YORK,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-12-03

Z. COOP AND TRUs.-We are glad TO sec
that cooL old family newspaper, the new
YORK OBSERVER, has come on: boldly IN
opposition to the foolish practice Of eaiting
subscribers with eaa4p pictures: 1t declares
The premium business deuefalizing. and re re-
tors every paper hat IS worth having will
tsse The Saaae staad. A good family news
paper at SO q ycas is the cheapest luxury
that can be enjoyed. and ws can heartily re.
commend the New YORK OBSERVER s.
such paper S. I. Prime s Co., 81 FaFs
Row, New York.
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Respectfully SubmltteI,
+. WEEBEE, Foremar
2l5t Nov, 1873,

The Janully nuu.bcr, 1874, OF VIcK S
FLORAL GUIDE, now published quarterly, is
ut hand this week even more beautiful ;han
ar--. Ills prct:;y illustrated. Aalso4ao!;. 4Sc-
cu,ed generally, and is truly IL guide in mat
tcrs pertaining 10 vegetable and flower gar
dcuiug. Mr. Wick is distinguished as 4 Seed
ist and Florist We would advise The ladies
to l.airOnize him.
Address James Yick, Rochester, n Y.
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4 PAPER Fog THE pvn

~ Newspaper - Gs2o; tn is highest respect Fan,
si aSsts 2f 2, tie opie Of ts IL tie material M n
.i.!rGr,i.;SS.f SS.frG!a::s cxtensveIvv v1eGIvn,y and the
va.it:.gt.s 'hT naeiiunl ofrcrs .,y, ana as an
FOR Terms, see iirst dtnr..alied 1.,;:t ad-