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srCCEssIOS OF ". Q. BTDH
9 ,rq o,ietrict court for the Parish OF OlT9 Sns@
No. 3j. lI3. =. .
rg&. BEFERIEG - CO;-JoHN q. H'' y

fpg d. DE 1ERIEQ ~ CO:-JOHN L. 80.
IS rose Auctiouter-ctfice and SAT- srooh Nc. "
1nya, stIeet-THC RSDAI, March o. 1873; at Saiye
sss,ck NJ, at the St Louis Suct1on Exchange VIII
la sold at pubic auction, by virtue OF an sSGG
oom DIE Honorable % L. TissOt, Jude OF the sec.
sui district Court soS bhe parish % Otleaee s"eS
No lots OF NROUNO u the seusre e,Ans
% hv canal CusaOnhouse, R0hcblayt gnu cons.
sgxeets designated by the Nos. 20 and =, el@aSr-
inr zach Is feet trOua Customhou5e street by I0
a It i'm denth both bounded on the 9eae il!S ~
naTmon alley 10 feet wide.
A LOT djF GROUND in square No lg oSlDdeS
nv TsZant CSaps, Barthe!smy anS &;eatFBcn
fretts de signated by the No. 10. and Hlrs5il ne
81 Set ii inches N!i!@s tgont on Naza1s stGat$ %
b. SIX LOTS OF GROUND in @eilegile, in oIus,0
Ga Is designated by the Nos. l. 2, B. Q anS g.
Too No 4 measures js feet inch ) llnee 'front.' O.
s'TastnIrs street by l2O fec in depth and trontOn
DECATUR street lots y s. ,, and measu@: each
70 f,et s inches front Chestnut stree - 40
feaf i'm depth; lots NCs. and measure saS JS
fees inches ggons Op sbestnut streeteos II" Tee
E." Terms.One fourth wash che spot ana Fha pa
arce on A credit of one and two years, in notice
hearing interest al eight per cent per aunum from
Jay of sale to anal payment, secured by SpeCia4
mortgage and vendors lien. In case OF SUIT aTe
npr cent attorneys commission.
Acts of sale before Amedee Ducatei, notary pub
lie AT the expense of the purchasers.
fell Is y mhGT
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we copy this srcm she Cincinnati Times

We c0py this srom the Cincinnati Times:
a day or tw" ago the SupVeMs Court %
Louisiana rendered q decision going TO the
very vitaIs of the pending difficulties in hat
State, anu in the Judgment o. good s3any
able lawyers, gaIsinS serious question
whether that decision by the highest court
OF the State did not absolutely obvia1e any
demand or preteXt. tor any interference in
: any. even remote, mannrg by any branch of
the national government. This important
decision the press reporter AT New Orleans
mentioned in the hrieiest possible para
graph, not touching tlse essence OF the jidg-
:nent. and not even mentioning that the
dissea'iG. justices failed TO reBd"r directly
diverse decision. bUs only expressed Gosbts
a. to Tie jurisdiction ~: :Ie.S cos.: ia :.e
ease.
TA's later v"ins sc.s should Lave been
certainly ignorant OF hut for she ;nfo:ma-
;iOn furnished BY our Washington core
spondenT. Yesterday. however, She pre-
tende! Governor o: the STATE. ch' very
!ndiV'GUa! who IS completely sec aside oY
this 'is.is.on. gels into print with e bon!.
bsst!c proclamation seveva! inches !"n.
sr%VeSsIIs and detyinS the decision. and.
qu!cs as Hash, Lc3e cUT"s orr ''cOmYe-
tent Seporses with cc:nr'et, copy ot the
McErery eT.sb. We can Gr. quite think
each man !s az unNeju0iceS REPORTER "9
CHSrent news. capable. 0: seuGi3. SI&s. as il
instructive SBt sUT-HaTIisaSS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-04
By S. Guinault.

sCCUsSfS"s az FREDERIC KLEIS-ap g.. 90
RS - S;CgNAJIIT, AUCTIONEER-pS 5ICB
- corneT0 OF Exchange alley and Bituvili4 orr,t
"a SD3l, February y, 1873, VIII he 5oil -C,r. e
"ciock NJ, 40 the Merchants and AuC-.o *.
sAanSe, on Royal street, between san.! ana Gs.3.
Sohhou5o streets, by virtue Of an ord Q from H..
honorable the Second District Court fer the parish
OF orleans datrd Jal uaIy l., 1913
LOI OF GROUND, designated Sv 9ne p. l.
s!tuated IN the bird District Of NV O..rans III
sshe square bounded by Frenchmea, GRuichildrra
hpVe ana E!yslan Fields streets, medsliriug ATner
!can measure, u feet front On Frenchmcn stree
ny % 1ttt IN dep;h on Grandchildren street and
70 leet IN the rear and forming the co,acg Of
Ff'hehmen and GUOdchdien streets: rcu.rler
vi Ii the bCii1i"gs and improvement, tH.-r9.
consisting OF house Of four rooms q two or
"tochtn ot four rooms, paved yard 0isteLe S-IvT,
eiG see plan at the Exchange.
IJinS-One nall cash, and t9ie aa'aaca G. It
cut OF one and two years. for notes brrS ~
I'm FER cent interest per annum from date aaa
Eoi Sd5e' I'VE per cent lawyers fees VII be- pa I
Nv me pufcida rs in case Of judicial ~, crrG4-
cor me recovery of any of the notes. SHa bu.Il-
US above dc5cThed must be insurrS Iv tle my
'.9elS ana the policies transf"Trcdq the iu.-.5
o. we hoes, al Il the taxes OF the wear 1872 70 -
d. a. iIt cost OF the purchastSs beaAlcs ana above
the price of adjudication
SCI OF sale before A. DIeyfous Br:aOr rs.bl.c al
''i~s NJ tu 70 or the purchasers ~ % - y
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Nv G. De FerHt & Cos

syssrS-sUCCESSION OF, j. NJ. DIRRHAN ~;
second District Court for the parish OF Oile0lS
WV a.. DE FERRET & CO-JOHS @. Hoso
/ 5 rose Auctioneer-Otfce No. 80 ROYAL street Q
SoInaV FpbrIary / 1873. at twelve o'clock NJ, at
80, e Iauis Auction Exchange, will be sotd b.
nTbIic auction, by virtue OF an order from ne Hon
Z L. Tissot Judge OF the Secona pis,lI ! Dou S
1atrn January g. 1873, for account OF SAID succS'
TES SHARES oS the eNaptal ste:N CT TAo zee
E,nia MAIZENA, I Dam" 80 9l2e e. =
aprmS-tfhAIi
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Roller sknfing.
Meteorological and River Report.

The signal service, United States army.
reports, for the benefit of commerce, the
meteorological record, and rise or fall Of
the rivers, at }:43 p. H.. local time, yestes-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-04

ceediDg the standard pressure Of one hun
dred AID fifty pounds 20 the square inch.
J. G. BLAINE.
Speaie: OF the House of Representatives.
SCHUYLER COLFAX.
Vice President OF the United SAFES ant
President OF the Senate
Approved. De3cln Der l.. 1877:
L. ). GRANT.
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SUCCESSION OF Dr.. D. c. BELL.
Second District Court for the Parish of Or eans-
No. "a $50
DT G. DE FERRET 81 CD.-JOHN G. MON

D
DT g. DE FERRET Il CD.-JOHN @. MON
ID ROSE AuctiOneer-OtiCe and salesIOOm No 81
Royal reet.-THURSDAY. March, u. 1873. at
twelve O'Clock NJ. at the ST. Louis Auction AZ-
change, VIII be sold BY p'iDiic auction, by virtue Of
an order from the Hon A. L. TissOt. iui re OF the
Second District court for the parish OF Orleans,
dated January :, 1873
SIX LOTS OF GROUND, in square Ms Q 1esnte1
ley Eli sian Fields ESestine MariGuy aEl jose pbiae
stSeets, oes Gnastti byfhe Nos. l to o Isis Nos.
aud measure saCls 81 feet u inches lil"S front
&lysqn yields street, bs l5I feeg u iiGnee II
depth, scg@theg with the S!idinGs ana Improve
nle.nSs Thereon. Rr.s Nos. I, = al d measure.
s.;aof % Seyt II inches lines fIong Margin
street. fsv l$5 fres lie inches lines in depth To-
gtther w!fh siIe lSGIldtTgs AND improvements
SherCOn.
Two LOTS OF GROUND, i'll t. { square bounded
by independence. Mrreau. Casacalvo and Congress
streets dies grated by the Nos 10 and 49, measuring
each, 81 feet inches lines front on Independence
street, by 81 feet inches lines iIslepth -rte-
with the buildings and improvements thereon.
a 10 DC sold separately. See plans at the e
change.
Yern3-d)ne third cash on the SPOT an the balance
on aSred.t of and two years, III "ott- braIilG
Slntercst at the rate OF eight per cent per auu"W
from DAY of sale until final payment. secured By
special MOI tgag@ and vendor lien. The buildings
20 be kept insured and the policy transferred to The
tutTlX In case ot suit five per cent attuIIe ; fees
The taxes VI 1872, up 10 the day OF sale. 70 be
stunned by the pu1ch1 sers Acts of sale before
T. Du"ros, notary public. 1t the expense Of The p"r
cha5rrs. tel 3 II y ml0
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-04

IN. above statement IS jUsr, Sgue ans sSogaos
transcript s!I:n shs books of the compapv0
-. Paw gGURCHY, PIesiJeYs
syhBE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of CrieaGs
city OF New 9rlaans I
"a; 0S June, S3r2 '0 '0"'~
r. eHs CtyELLBgR, Sasass s.kus
- ~ meeting % the Board o5 aeigss9oTe ssjs ar
az. tt;A Iay or June 1872, it was resolved to ma
a $50. h!!iDEtS OF THIRTY PEI sjFErr ON
we n'f .a'n"A participating premiums for the ve5e
%.oiuI bay u, 1872, va oabi- on the phird Mocdao
OK JOY next als" s Sav en- demand ten nor 90,
mcr'r-S I" t!e scrip toldeTs Upon o0nvsfSio13 90
Rag O.: Gle ;an.o 0"'0' ~ cis
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-04

Smallpox is on%he decrease On St. Louis.
there were but seventy-seveg deaths oast
QYeek from this cause
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-04

Ana % 3 elestInG 90 Gle SoaIGs b-IS 90 o..
S"ear.e;a instant, kASPAR sCCH ks1 49, 70
an!lNcIIsov f~-e.ec.e5 President ROBERT Ys,,Eops
EsG., Wee 1OeS SEM; and JOHN PURCELL E.n ~.
s.*'o,"l- S.SIIe SSo0:oe etosete10o
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-04
Directors.
. nERICAS MUTUAL INSURANCE As.

a hEhltAN MUTUAL 1SSb h<AA'SS H~''
ISOLATION OF NEW ORLEANS,
aS.......... Commercial Place. .o.s.......%
ges 1es19 camp and st. Charles streets.
CAPITAL, SjO0,GG0o
Strictly FIRE.
Parties Sesiqous of insurance have the privilege
% making 40 half yearly paymeI is. and are en-
titled to an equal portion of the dividends at the
end of the year or lieu thereof II the usual re-
bate. Ensures against fire risks exclusively ID
e.ty Oy GsuDtTg at the lowest rates of premiums
D. LEUBRIE, President.
O. :. ASCH,
Superintendent OF Agencies.
Z. MEYER SsGSetary.
TRUSTEES:
,. Being, p. $. 3nIeSsSGo
=. f. LoalA o. Blase,
H. WertS 9. Jacob,
). RobberSo III. Azcona,
b. BrodericS IL. Marqua19
william Hip9e8s 10 Sch0rm'bfS,
II Manner D. 3. VeIgeS
w Leonard ,. Buckley,
~ PokUrny. O.. Holiaudeo
A =. sEter, SITgO ReIGlSAO
dt2A 3iH
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Iaess is g Proposition e" increase the roSv
'3 &c 's.ce justice ct g. Ioou;s to 5000
Ger ye"'. =. louis has Macy thousands
Nlose :eo.fe R.au Sew U:'ea-s. '.1s 50 o.:r
!'o5!ae Ga.sis:Sstes zee ...IIeas} Sose ssi.009
u gs.S 90
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-04

~. s.o:Ii' aessves E gsyeuue OF sl3s.oJ0 q
yeAy tro9u the Fag O-ftls ooe;Is qv;,eo'anj
yet sSs is Sa1 bSgp5o
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Auction SALES.
evR H. & B. J. Montgomery

ao,,sgHsrp syRMrURE, PIANOS GaRPRSS
ETC, AT AUCTION.
pr *. 81 B. >. sLoN 3Sagflifs ssn -
-. Hi No II Camp street Sll be 500 oS
etf SiTTRDAY, TUESDAY and THU kS2 oA,,l q
fhe auction rooms No. 81 Hatchez s'6eo'' "O"'' SO
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND 81 ~
OVERLAND FURNITURE. such as Reservoir, ni$
SaTanv and Walnut Bedstrads. Armors h!i9auS
W w Psrior Furniture, Marhle.top teAl.S
tables, Carpets French Pate Mirrors NJ 'te'so~
SootSGS StoNs, etse
sep:Gshf anS 3 quSee 5IANRasGS SagS we've Sle
y, he's !nau1dacsoSies
Also
40 eSeit 9arye oareTooms knows as Ariiprs n A.
g q! s,,FuD street, large stock of Ne" FtANi-
TTrRE az sSery description aud design . private
sale. roG
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-04

W!:iSaH1 Boss. VI Size Cbs1Sso s@'aSH.s.
''n1 so e lselsabes o: che Greeley Monument
Association. lesiGes that every newspaper
: IN She West sni %o..awsse contribute
sc''8".!!'g go Sis GobIe "hjee' q: visr. and
: ~ r"al:' 90 as care 3 small a9.l"1B. .:o:u
"asfs WI! al materially III ,i.e erection 81 %
! v:'ises sri:G:s 80 s.s Ge:oogy ~ s.e ale.
laSse.l ;asraat.s..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-04
INSURANCE.
NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
farmer OF Eauns and lamp streetss

~n;.ysyygR ASSuAL STATEMENT
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s'k;SoNLs SNSURANCB coup.,y

'5'his"NLs sNSURANCB COMPANY.
500 sls s'rhyie. Street.
Vns19@s againse
o"eo Nhrine and River f,i.ks,
St'h Lowest garif Rates.
a. kfMER SADHR, President
aHAS' HAGSTFfLD Vice Presj,se0s
''aos"E syBOMEyER, seerooars
eirse Fiscay Ssn,o
''@' ",'fi.e ans S!ysS ..sss
., ''o''o'''''s..oooooo. sa86g9o9
s''i'sti ah.'s. sebat.s 90.
"''''''o 90 oooooo.s0 o. 3SoS3sssI .,
4J3,l2i 10
'ooo'oo ooooooooo. % $50 eIg 4
GECkARGIs
sn''N ." 'aSh'sl Sai1 in, ten se9 qene
oly'asn1 'n'~pi'al pad in, e,sf4taer seno
~'S.f"sS '0n Spfemigms paid siro..a -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-04

40 N ,ussetno " 9he Boar9 of Directors, held
January g. 1873 il was resolved to declare enc lol,
lowing cash DIVIDENDS the nee earned prem uio
for the wear ending December 81. 1872, payRbI5 on
tho third Monday OF January, 1893, toHoSS;
30 per cent on fire premiums.
80 per cent on river premiums ,..,p %
Ten per cent to the stockholders on aH1 gates Sle
arst M0nlaS On February, 1879
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-04

y" s'",vo statement is :. 'lIfr go ahspao 40
sa.!,. :s". She s~Sl 80 ths Cp'HD..:.
HAs"..s .S''N s0.e. le,o'o
I"'.s !lI.e IoO3etsry.
sT.'. o. 2.'..se.
Pa. a. S,losus ai.rs; SIS aOglrsns
." ~ :. .Ii sIts"ribr' h-:.Ts 10" The 'ys"s9'.
second sise 1' Jsmua'y, 1873. joins DA2S,
18th Justice % 80. fsa"e Perish col Ol ea.oe.
- e..eiaso o. sts S..ar.s 40 Directors 10 - Co.,
'WsI"ireh o. .. - January. s3T il resolved
20 dee 81. s'lgS pol& %! sky EIGISJ gEs sfST
s.' - "A. 90 10 credited stock g"tes
Ho:'PA& SLs3 Ssoa ss'os.
Sa-:. &sra =. sc.St..gy.
2o'l.s a..Ha' election, Lo'.' 90 go s'i,os.gql.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-04

MERCHANTS MUTUAL sNsERANsA
COMPANY OE SHE ORLEANS
i0S.........o...aana3 street.
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1Ota!. $500 V
The above Statement: Is ss true end GOsIscS SSaai-
script sron the books ~ the company. .
yys,yES FSesi$eHso
J. N. HtN.Ks, SeGgets"S.
Sworn to ard subscribed jseSEe ne Shls SeiSlo
.Iav OK January, a. D. 1873. -as
SotSry SD$Go
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supreme Court,
oHbF VI FVS@TUU.
Superior District Court.

Pierre Berges rs New Orleans. Mobile
0nd Texas Railroad Company Motion tor
new trial granted.
CityOf New Orleans vs.. sundry tax de
ginqueD:so~Oydeyed {" be continued t" be
sailed.
Joshua Corpnew Was sworn liz 3. deputy
Cielk at this court
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Sef earned premiums. 1890; ss''0'
Reins urances. zee. ..s.s..:':. s's''s" "
Losses Oh fire. Sh9,ilt s.
Losses marine sN',i0Z ~ ,,..,a
Losses SIver..o.o Z,ZAS +o-~iSSsose 20
Losses on fre SnadiusSed ana
adjusted, but not dus.o s':""" wv
Reserve 10 required bv 'haTo
Ter Two and - half peg ..o
cent on above IOssrs...... ""tS %
EXPENSES, .aNfs less ".''itS' .bas :;-!ee So %
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n J

On "a
ID
SIXTH
der OF
COurt|
10 u
of ~ |
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ON
ab.et
The I'll
Ter
IIry I'd
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to the picnic, for the skies were overcast, and
the winterish aspect altogether put bar to
a froic in the woods 1t would not do 10
give it up however, lest tho good things pre-
pared should spoil and the bright young
faces be dimmed with tears, and Capt. Pifer
being interviewed, kindly consented TO put his
Academy in order and ct the disposa! OF the
merry youngsters. The Offer being gladly
accepted, the rooms were soon filled, and fun
and frolic were the order Of the day. The
dinner was superb and very we'll arranged,
thanks to the good mothers who laborlously
I'd the works and the honors. We had
nearly forgotten o feature in the celebration.
and one of the most interestin9-a double
baptism in honor Of the visit Of the quondsm
pastor, Rev. O. A. Darby. This happy cere-
mony was pc. .ormed on Sa lrday morning
in the church, about o'clock, and in which
all the children took part by singing two
beautiful and appropriate BY ms. It is
happy congregation which can always
fui lish new rec its for the Sunday School
army and bring them forward on Celebration
days for Bap 'sm, and we congra alate the
parents of the little innocents-Clark Ward
law Moorman and Etraheth Louise TarraGt
ON their ability to furnish additions OF the
opportune moment.
The thanks of the Superintendent and the
School are rendered to Miss Mary Motte
for the part so kindly and ably sustained
at the organ.
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For THE HERALD.
BACHELORS LANE. S. C.,

30IlI May, 1873.
Mr.. EDITOR: have noticed tho piece in
the columns of your rpaper-"Down ON Eache-
lors," and feel the blow SO gently given, and
acknowledge it thing richly deserved, but
would know if bachelors are not an ms tu'
ton. Is it not essentially necessary that
there should be bachelors? The world IS
large, and it takes many persons to fill It, or
even at least to car. on the business tran
sactions to be pc: ormed in it-then are
bachelors not useful? Now, 10 say nothing
of how he is used by the "blushing maiden"
for gossip, or how be is leridcd and scorned
by the sex, to kill any report that they are
making love to hin. Is he not useful in ma
ny other ways? How would the coming
generations be supplied With dogs-those
generally known as hounds? What would
those more fortuna:' men Il mean those that
have homes and families) do for "lackey
boys" not Say ing that bachelors are "catch-
ers of water and drawers Of horses" but
somebody has to 80 f. toH l. to mill, to the
blacksmith shop, and to many other places;
somebody must look - your stock; looH
around the fences after every wind and rain,
&C., &c. We were like TO say he was useful
in lying around eet co lers, but there he
is not alone and we shall refrain.
doubtless shall be blamed for wanting to
defend the bachelor side Of this question,
but say hang q man that will not Ike up
for his profession. BACHELOf.
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Where to Spend the
Summer.

GLENN SPRINGS, SPARrANBURG Co., S. c.
THIS Celebrated Watering Place will
open for Visitors the 10th DAY OF JUNE,
under the management of r. SPRIGG. late
of Charleston, an experienced caterer and
Hotel keeper. Being situated in the Nor
thern part Of the State, in section remark
able for its delightful climate, beauty and
healthfulness, this, together with the viz
tues of the waters make it one of the most
desirable Watering Places for all whose
condition can be improved by the salubrlous
character of any water. Great pains will
be taken to provide for the convenience and
comfort of guests. Table supplied with the
best the markets afford. Good Music will
be in attendance to enliven the Ball Room.
Fancy Balls during the season. Ten Pin
Alley, Croquet, Bagatelle, and Billiards for
the amusement of guests.
Charges per day, $3.50; per week, $l3; ;
per month, S35- Cottages to rent.
Conveyances daily from JonesVile, after
25th June.
W. D. FOWLER, Proprietor.
R. SPRIGG, Manager.
June 4, 22-tf.
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Town Directory.

T., meets every THssdsy night at O'Clock, in
Pulaski Lodge, No. %, I. o. 0. F., meets in
the same Hall, every Friday evening ats O'Clock:
Ami.y Lodge, No. 81, A. F. n, meets first
Monday in the month, at 8 O'Clock.
Signet Chapter, No. Is, K. a. NJ, meets every
s.eoId Monday, st O'Clock.
TowN CouseIL.-J. p. Pool, Inteudant: ?.
Rodeisperges, J.. Gaunt, a. u. Bowers and O..
SRKRRRJ.J J. Carripgton.
CLERK-J. 6. Smith.
JUpQy PRoRATk.-J.C. Leahy.
ScHoo1. CoMxIssIoNER--M. S. Long.
COUNTY CoNK1ssyoNERS.-Dennis MoaSes, I.
Keitt, 4. Rice.
TRIAL JgsTEsEs.-C. c. Chase, G. P. Jacooy,
S. Young
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Newberry College,
WALHALLA, S. c.
COMMENCEMENT.


Examination Of Co"ege Glasses, Thurs
day, June 10, 4. n.
Examination Of Preparatory Department,
Friday, Jr ;e 90, 9 4. n.
Baccalaureate Address, Sunday, June %,
3P. II.
Examination Primary Department, Mon
day, June %, A. n.
Address before Literary Societies, Tues
day, June "a, 10 A. NJ.
Contest for Medal, Tuesday, June "a, 8
Pm.
Address before Alumni, Wednesday,
June 25, 10 A. N.
Meeting Of Board of Trustees, Wednes-
day, June rs, 8 ?. M.
Contest of Literary Societies, Wednes.
day, June 25, 8 P. N.
Commencement and Conferriag Degrees,
Thursday, June &c, 10 A. n.
The public are invited to attend.
J. A. SLIGH,
Sec, Board of Trustees.
June 4, 22-2t,
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THE "RURAL CARoLIN.AS" for June.
comes TO us with its usual regulari. =, its pages
,eeming with well selected matter of more no,
than ordinary interest 10 agricu!turistS. The
publishers seem de rmined to fully maintain
its Justly ea cd reputation as first class
az. 'cul. .lral publication, and are deserving OF
success for their praiseworthy efforts in the
laudable undertaking, which not only con-
duces TO individual success, but aids materi.
ally in the development Of our resources and
wealth as q uasion. No planter or farmer
should be without the "Rural Caroilnlan, II
be desires success in his vocation. Ihe
terms arc reasonable, being only S2 per an-
mum for single subscriptions. with liberal in
ducements FOR cludS.
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May 2s 2i-.f. 'Newberry,
Jeweller,

We will send copy Of our paper and q
copy Of Peters Musical Monthly" for one
year to aay one sending US $3.50. Our pa
per speaksfor itself, and you may know the
value Of stPesers' Musical Monthly" from
the fact that every yearly subscriber gets
about sixty Songs, Duets, and Choruses, and
from fifty to sixty Piano pieces, worth at
less. $40 ST.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-06-04

No invention was ever so important TO the
residents of warm climates as the Fene 'an
Blind. Admitting the air and shaded light,
while keeping out the heat and glare, ;hey
are absolutely essential to the comfort OF our
section. IF the houses of any of our readers
are des dilute of these valuable contrivances,
they should at once send their orders to Mr;
P. +. Toale, Charles ~, S. C. He makes oil
the work he sells, and guarantees satisfaction
on all Blinds, Doors and Sash from his
Factory. Send for his price list. Sent free
on application.
Jr Ie l. 22-1m,
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Commercial.

NEwBERRY, 5. c., June 3.-Cotton loi.
NEW YORK, June 2.-Cotton steady-up-
lands 49,; Orleans l9s. Gold l7tal75. >,
BALTIMORE, June 2.-Cotton frm-mid-
dlings 1871.
AGaUsrA, June 2.-Cotton demand mod
era.e-middling III. -,
CHARLESTON, June 2.-Cotton quiet-mid-
dlinps Is.
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Euueral Notice.

The relations, ends and acquaintances OF
Mr. and Mrs E. S. Coppock, c inv. d to
attend the Fl crai services of their il ant
son, at their residence, his mori ing, June
4th, at 81 o'clock.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-06-04

vs. Stcpney Seyen-burglary-was discharg-
ed foT want of proper proof In the case of
George hinard and Frank Kinard, for COW
stealing, the latter has been committed 10
Jail, while the former is on the dodge. The
larceny cases on hand are numerous, and
warrants are being issued largely. 1t is
probable therefore that the Squire will be
kept busy for an indefinite time.
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SA1E-DAY.-Hardly more than a corpo-
RAILS guard of people were in from the coun-
try on Monday last, and consequently busi-
ness was not very Lively. The sales were
few in number and Of small impor :oce.
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Special and Local

Our AGENTS IN The ad-
reFt's'ng agency Of MesSrS. Walker, Evans &
Cosswcn, represented by Roswell T. Logan,
Esq, is thsronly anihorized agency for this
paper in Charleston.
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VALUABLE TO HoUsEKEEPERs.-I am
now preparing the best article in use for
cleaning Gold, Silver, Plate and Brittaaia
Wars, and warrant it to be entirely free from
grit Or any injurious matter, and therefore
will not scratch the finest surface. Price
only IS cents per bottle.
For ssle only by
- .- JOHN F. SpEC&,
Jewener,