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The Certificates Of Indebted

Treasurer Carduzo has caused col
siderable coIimotiuE in the cXpectant
camp Of some Of the State creditors by
refusing t" issue the certificates Of ill.,
debtcdne>S authorized to be issued at
the recent session ot' the General As
sembly. He is sustained in his action
by Attorney General Melton. Mr..
CardcZo. III Il recent communication
to the Atturney-tieneral. asking his
official opiEloa Oh the subject, stated
that the amount uf certificates author
lied to be issued was $40 900. while
the deficiency to be covered by them
amounted to SOL, ,OOV, making 4 bal
ance deficiency Of Sl13,opO unproyi-
dcd for He therefore argued that
the issue Of ;;ccrtiticateS of indebted
hess under these peculiar circunl-
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-05-20

RIGHT. A number Of planters IN
Greeuvil!e, kershaw, Sumter, Oconee
and .Abbeyille CUunt!es have contrl-
butcu 1000 acres ot land, to be d.
vided into farms of fifty and 100 acres,
to be given in fee simple to such i'm
migrants as are able to build them
selves home and purchase for them
selves farm implements, &c. This
urecaution is observed in order to Sc
cure the distribution Of the lands to
L0na fde settlers. Major Nelchers,
the commissioner Of immigration tor
the State at large, has also about Co.
900 acres Of land in various Counties
Of the State, which will be sold to
settlers at prices ranging from 81 to
s. an acre. The commissioner went
to New York on the 10th inst, for
the purpose Of making arrangements
to settle forty families, with ample
means to carry on farm work, in Sum.
ter County. Many of the Counties
in the State are faithfully and jealous
" carrying out the programme, lad
down BY the Tax-Payers' Convention
t. encourage immigration.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-05-20
New York Bulletin, May . ]
.roaee and Sugar.
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:: ,.ss'sss

r6ess two articles not only go TO-
.etfer, in alarge measure, in con
sumption, butt 50 happens that, just
now, theysare moving together stats
tically, last summer We appeared to
be threatened with coffee famine,
owing to the lashtuessof the Rio
crop, and prices advanced in this
market about ten cents per pound; il
so happened, however, as has been ex-
perieneed under ''ke circumstances
before, that the rise in price severely
checked consumption, and the stocks
of coffee in the worlds market Of dis.
tribution are now exceptionally large.
The f9llewing statement shows the
stocks of coffee iu Europe at the be-
ginaing Of last month:
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New Quarters.

We notice by l Late issue of OUr FIkEsIDE
Rg1Esn, Chicago, this welI-known ahd pop
ular weekly ila. moved intQ its 4eW building.
This building is 81 four story ntarLlc irAIt.
being numbers 2Sl, 2S6 &2SS Wabash Avcn-
ue, nearly opposite the poS'-Ofnce, ana mas
been fitted no by the Publishers with special
reference and adaptation to their business. In
the basement. which Is 60NS2 feet, are four
large steam presses, small job press. folder,
cutting machine, engine, e:c. On the next,
Or tie ground floor, are the store and the
urrHiu.n paakiE. and shipping rooms, where
the framed chronOs and other premiums are
put UP and shipped 10 subscribers arl GGcHis:
On the SECOND floor are situated the geaofAi
business. subscription and agency offices On
the third floor are the editorial rooms.
the advertising Office, and the rooms where
the chromoS are mounted and finished. On
the fourth floor is the large composing room,
steam elevator, running from the basement
to fourth floor. connects the whole. .c
whole establishment is acknowledged 70 be
one OF the finest and hest appointed publish
ing and printing offices in the West. Ihc
success OF OCy FIRESlDE FRIEND has been
large ant decided. II has been thoroughly
established is enc Of the leading Family and
Story Nceklics OF America Il now njovS
the largest circulation. This success cHaLleS
its publishers 10 furnish subscribers Week.
ly of rare merit and value, and tc give Falua-
BE and uncqualed premiums. lis system Of
premiums IS evidently popular; it has been
thoroughly tried, and is now established
The list for 1874 contains novel and uncx-
pected Inducements. Every subscriber
gets the worth Of the money paid at
tue time of subscribing, and in addition
has 4 chance Of securing i premium ranging
in value from 81 90 TO $4,000. We should
think it The best thing ever offered local Or
canrasSins agents. The publishers are
Mcssrs. Waters & Co.. Chicago, ILL.,, who
furnish an excellent paying business to local
agents and canyaSSerS. considered by most
the bcs, in America. They send. postpaid
and free 10 any address, sample copies Of pa
per, quarter sheets, their immense list of
soods. etc, etc. Every reader. should send
his or her address ,o WATERS < Co., PUB
Usher. CHICAGO, Ill.
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iFU. THE HERALD.
Va, IIIs IIIsN Z LN
Bush RIVER CHURCH,

May 10th, 1874.
MES>HS. EDITOES: 1t is unnecessary
for me to inform the many readers Of
your pape: where this Church is loca-
ted, it is well known. having been
founded more than one hundred years
a"o. The second Sabbath Of each
month has ever been the regular day
for preaching. The second Sabbath in
May is the Communion day. That be-
ing known, my wife and went to the
meeting. I had on my best clothes.
and. as | Thought, my best looks: and
on the way | had quite Il compliment
paid me. in such Il manner that it both
tlattereh me and took me of: however,
| could take no exception to it. 1t WIS
this. near the Church we passed five
colorrd ladies, we paid the usual civili-
ties without distinction Of color, when
one of the number said TO my wife,
..ynu are too pretty" (tlIat tlattered
mc,) bnt she added, ITO be going along
there" supposed with me, (this took
me otf)
Ten O'Clock being the hour for Sun
day School, we arrived just five minutes
after ten, and found that the Sunday
School had opened. These Bush River
people mean what they say, that is be
punctual. We observed the Sunday
School organized into CLASSES of old
men, Young men, little boys, old ladies,
young ladies, little girls, and children;
the whole Church in the Sunday School.
with Mr.. 4. G.. S.. Superintendent. l
picked up Il Sunday School paper,
(Kind Words and observed in it tile
Sunday School lesson which Ill the Bap-
fists are to recite upon the same day,
thus making the whole Baptist denomi-
nation one Sunday School. Who is the
Superintendent of that School? Elder
Rice is the pastor Of this Church, and
he feeds the people with the milk and
honey Of the wold, and ut the appoint
ed hour, no procraStinating: eleven
o'clock is the hoar for preaching. The
Bush River and. Mt. Zion people are
highly favored in having such i pastor.
Rev. Mr.. Dudley, an Engli$hman, and
Il stranger in Il strange land, assisted
Rev. Rice on this occasion. He speaks
tluently, reasons profoundly, and sings
like Orpheu<. This WIS Communion
Day, and in the celebration of the Lords
Supper. observed i vacant seat, It was
thu; ami;.ble and christian lady, Mrs.
Sallie Gary'S. The place that once
knew her will know her no more for
ever. The people Of Bush River and
her members :ire refined, intelligent
and hospitable people.
Yours, &C.,
OBSERVER.
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Arkansas.

The civil war that has been waglng
between the aLhcrcnts ul' Baxter and
Brooks, the two rival clal"ants Of the
eubernatorial chair Of ArkanSas, Is
now doubtless at an end. President
Grant has acknowledged Baxter to be
the real governor, and has issued his
proclamation to that effect, command
ing all hostile parties to disband.-
The proclamation will bring back peace
to the disturbed State. 1t is to be
regretted: however, that it WAS not
made sooner that lives may have been
spared. The General Assembly Is
now in session. under the call Of Bax-
ter, and is working to set things
Alright.
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The following spicy sentence, which
we clip from the Winnsboro Ne1eS, Is
worthy of the fearless and distinguish
ed jurist from whom it emanatcd :
Judge Mackey passed the following
sentence on Alex Wuudiey, convicted
of burglary: You have been found
guilty Of an offence for which you might
b. sent to the Penitentiary for thirty
wears. The Court will senteuce you
however, to ouly one year: If you
are convicted again You vii! be sen
fenced to twenty years, ifa third time,
to thirty years. Ifyou are convicted
u fourth time, you will then have te-
come eligible to a seat in the LesiS!a'
ure. .'''-Gnion Rercid.
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..The PRAYER OF AsasSiZ."

We are indebted to some one for an
exceedingly beautiful poem, by John
c. Whittier, entitled The Prayer Of
AsaS<iz:' - This poem has been kindly
placed by the writer at the disposal Of
the AgaS>iz Memorial Cnmlnittee. 1t
is d most fitting testimonial to the
great Master, whose highest vision
science failed t. blind
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-05-20

Mr.. EDITOR: Having promised to
let you hear from me again this week,
| take this opportunity 10 write yon 4
few lines in regard to
"MENIOHIAL DAY"
First, Il committee Of arrangements
were appointed, with Mr.. L. B. Whites
rs Chairman. On the up-passenger
that day. Mr.. Whites received large
basket of flowers. the greater part of
them were loose in the basket, but some
were MI ready formed into boquets.
The flowers were taken to the Masonic
Hall and put in water. At = o'clock,
p. NJ, the ladies' anG gentlemen met,
and all were soon busy ut work, and in
4 short time the ladies had many beau
tifnl wrcaths and crosses, 1t I o'clock
y procession was formed ut Masonic
Hail. and III marched down to the
grave ward and then formed in 4 circle
outside, the Rev. II. $. Wingard offer
ing prayer. After which the ladies
went into the grave yard and decorated
the graves. Then was sung 4 piece
from our Sunday School Amaranth,
"I.et us pass over the River"
The chairman of the committee then
introduced Prof. S. f. Caughman, who
made short but very appropriate adj
dress. We noticed especially his re-
marks to the young men. He remind
ed them of the responsibilities that would
soon fall upon them when they would
be called to fill the places now occupied
by older men, who would soon pass
away.
How many Of our young men can say
an ready and competent to take
charge of our fathers business when
they are gone. TO those who Gun not
s;ty this l would advise that Immediate
preparation be made, for who can tell
how soon this responsibility may have
to be assumed.
A chicken fight came off her" ycStcr-
day, but l know that neither You or
Your readers are interested in that kind
of sport, therefore will say nothing more
on that head.
Mr.. Editor, l notice IN Your paper
that Newberry is enjoying sociables,
Balls, Pic-nics, &c. Now it Is surprls-
ing to ne why there is not enterprise
or ambition enough in our town people
to get up something Of that kind here. !
1t has been talked about for the last two |
Years but that is all All are willing to /
talk but no one shows disposition to
start the bail in motion, either in this !
respect or in anything else.
Hoping the citizens may wake up
and try and give the young folks some
ENJOYMENT. will bid yon au revoir.
Y. 7. I.
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\ LITTLE MoRE LlFE.-The Or,
rhan's Friend brings the good news
thata"new engine called Leila Austell,
hos been placed on the Spartanours
and Union Railroad. This road now
has four engines and we learn taat ST.
pcrin,endant Davis intends running
two trains day, thus doing away with
the usual delay 1T Aston, for this IS.
by.no means, a desirable stopping
place, on account of 1 drinking salosn
there"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-05-20

TIE Literary NiSceilany Of New
York. makes the following mention Of
late literary production Of our dis
tinguishcd ex-citizen. Gcn. \. c. Gar
liugton:
The Fatal Marriage is the title Of
a stirring drama by Gen. \. G. Gar
Iington. which will probably be brought
out at one of our leading theatres next
season. Gen. Darlington is an artistic
and vigorous writer. His drama will
take"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-05-20

BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS SPECIAL
NoTIcE.-Your wants in the Building Ma
teri"I Line, incluting Sa>hGS, Blinds, DonrS
Hardware, Manic! Pieces, White Pine, Wal
nat ana Fancy I.umberS, Flooring Boards
&c, will bc furn,hed the coming season by
the Great and Old Established Builders )
Emporium. at very advantageous prices, and
warrant given on all work properly used
They are also agents for Asbestos Roofing
Felt, the material constitutes ore of unusual
merit, much superior to any Of the class pre-,
riorsly brought 10 notice, and worthy OF
trial by those who desire durable, easily
applied. comparatively inexpensive and safe
roofing, being practically fire proof. SEND
for price list and circulars:
|. II. HALL 4 Co., Charleston, 5. Z.
Nav 8 1g-lm,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-05-20

CAUTION TO PURCHASERS OF THE Pc
RUYIAS SYRUP "a protected solution OF the
protoxidc of from. Beware of being deceiv-
cd by any Of the preparations Of Peruvian
Bark, or Bark and Iron, which may be offer
ed to you. Every bottle of genuine has Pc
RUvIAS SYREp mot Peruvian Barkl blown
in the glass. EXAMINE THE BOTTLE BEFORE
PURCHASING.
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Total. 1,474,o00 1900

In sugar, the movement has been
very similar, showing large accumu-
lation of stocks and an increased I'M
portatiou during the first quarter of
the current year. The stocks Of su-
gar in England and on the Continent
arc almost unprecedertedly large, being
on the first of April 4,644,Oo0 cwts,
against an average Of 2,536,OOO cwts
at the same date of the two preceding
years, as will appear from the follow
ing statement:
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srocx OF COFFEE IN EUROPE APRIL lsr.
Total. 100000 l,Os4oOo AS

Thus it appears the lisat Rio crop
Of last. year has been followed BY an
increase a European stocks Of ia
cwts, as compared with last year, aud
similar increase has occurred also
in the United States markets, the
stock Of Rio at the latest dates being
l54,282 bags, against lO4,727 bags Il
year ago 1t is also to be noted that
the imports Of coffee into Europe have
been materially larger this year than
last, as will appear from the following
statement of the arrivals in the lead
ing countries during the first quarter
of the year:
IJ,oH,rs- OF COFFEE, FIRST QUARTER OF THE
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-05-20

To whom it may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF
his appointment as Assignee Of JOHN q.
O'NEILL, of Newberry, in the .Couaty OF
Se~berry, and State Of South ,C.ro!ins,
within said District, who has been adjudged
Bankrupt upon the Petition of Creditors,
by the District Court Of said District.
Dated May lst, 1874.
Y. J. HARRINGTON.
Nay 90, 90 st. Assignee, &c.
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The H eraTdo
TB0S. +. GREhEKER, EDITOR.
IRA i. JONES, ASSISTANT EDITOR.
NEWBEssRE, =. &.
WEDNESDAY, NAY 20, 1874.
PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

The Herald is in The highest respect IL Fam
ily Newspaper devoted to the material IN
tcrc>ts OF tie people a. this County and the
State. II c!rcu:ltc> extensively. and as IN
Advertising mr'lium Offers unrivailcd adj
vanta.c$. For Terms, see first page.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-05-20
hickory Nuts.

The Piedmont PrrsS, published at
the thriving town of Hickory, \. c.,
favorably known as Hickory Tavern:
ccm"$ regularly to hand; and We are
pleased to say, is always refreshing.
AS many Of our readers are exercised
about that deli ghtful section Of coun-
try and think Of spending portion Of
the summer there, we take pleasure in
informing them that the last Press
says.
Nice beef and mutton eau be OBJ
tanned. That DR.. Parks has started ]
soda fountain, and that Hickory has
onc of the best and most accommu-
dating postmasters in the country.
We regret that the lively local Of
the PreSs-Avery-is laid up with
rheumatism, and hope he Ill recover
before We get to Hickory, so that he
be will in good fighting condition.
WI lat time comes We expect hlm to
give bis ''deyil" 4 thrashiug for omit
ting to give the HERALD credit for
certain locals, the last being very
''paiuful" paragraph. The imp needs
reconstruction.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-05-20

CAREFULNEsS.--Thrrc is no rStl-
mating the anuu:,t Of har'i earned
properly which i l"-t through want
Of care in the using We wear things
out too fast by not bling careful. We
rip and tear, pitch and jerk. break and
smash up things entirely too much
No wonder there are always chlnk
holes to be stepped up. No wonder
the barrel gets empty when the leak is
left open. Be careful. Keep COOL
Go slow. Old Moses Stroup. Of North
Carolina, IS model for us. He has
had for 30 years the same cob for
shelling corn. He used the same
pocket-knife for 80 years. He has
the moving scythe of his grandfather,
but it is worn off to its back and he
has laid it away. Moses is Dutch
man aud a philosopher, and, We pre-
sumo, rich man. He ought to be.
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NOTICE.

Persons holding demands against the Es-
tate of Elizabeth Long, decd, are hereby
notified TO render in the same duly attested
to the undersigned, or his Attorneys, Ness.
johnstone & Harrington, at Ncwberry C.
H., s. C, on or before the lst day of July,
1874.
LEANDER LONG, Idn'r.
MAY lS74-20-3tH ...-
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THE GEM
MICROSCOPE

NJ 10 = /"
Is the most wonderful scientific production
OF the nineteenth century. Il furnishes the
power Of n h!gh-priced instrument for
mere triSe, and exceeds i'll usefulness any
microscope ever invented 1t reveals tho
hidden wonders OF Gods minute creation
rs Eels in Vinegar. Animals III Water, But
tcrtiies' Feathers. the Golden Marrow OF y
Hair, ct.., etc. II also shows TRICHiSA
SpIRAL!S, or Pork Worm. wherever it eI-
lists in pork IT IS JUST THE THING FOR
CHILDREN and YOUNG FOLKS, and grown
folks too. Price. 81 So Sent by mail. post.
paid. on receipt OF price. & GREAT CHANCE
FOR AGENTS. Agents Wanted Everywhere.
Men and Women, Boys and Girls; whole or
spare time. daytime or evening. Complete
Outfit mailed, postpaid, on receipt OF price.
Address, THE BEVERLY COMPANY, 2St
Wabash Ave-. CHICAGO.
May 20. 20-3t COW.
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NOTICE.

All persons are hereby forbidden from
trcSpaSsihs upon and making use of the
Quarry, belonging TO the County, located
near the Poor House Any person so do
ing will be dealt with according to law.
The undersigned will receive bids until
the 10th day Of June next, for the rent OF
said Quarry, at which time the Board OF
County Commissioners will meet and rent
the same to the highcs, bidder.
BY order of the Board Of County Com
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-05-20
Brief Mentions.

The Grange movement has reached Ari
zona.
The retail !iquur icca>e i" Manning, :. c..
is Fixed at >40O per year.
\ Temperance movement has been COM
mcuced i: Manchester, England.
The Trial Justices are strictly enforcing
the new liquor l.'w in Camden.
s.. paul'S G. Hi,c,lr.! - the largest church
il the United States. II seats 5000 persons.
About G,ecn@oOl. l"d in Other cinIS Of
the county, the cattle are @rieTOu>lr affected
with the bloody mura;n and arc rapidly dy-
ing.
There has bce| IN extraordinary allng off
in the emigration from LIVERPOOL this year.
In March, 1873, he number OF persons Il 10
sailed from the MrrScv 'Gndcr the .lcr, WAS
13.4ll, in the CORRESPONDING month of this
year il Was only 6,DGs.
The trial of Arthur Glover, for the homi-
cil.' Of The tw', tpmiiOn<--LOvctt and Will
lam-in Edgctied, several months ago was
conc!urd on Saturday Last, Il: Aikcn-by q
change veuue-hetorc Judge Mahcr. and re-
suited in a verdict OF not gully.
Associate Justice Willard, OF the Supreme
Court, rendered Il decision il the barnwc!l-
Blackvlle case. 4 few davS since, Chief JUS
ticc Moses dis>eniel This settles HE Barn
well Court House question lvr The present At
least, and locates the county seat ut Barn
well.
County Treasurer II. 4. Smith. OfFairfcld,
has been >ratrnced by Judge Mackcy 10 be
imprisoned in the prnilcniiary one year AID
pav a fine Of 1000. The Governor has
since, however, lakcn uu; he sting by COM
mnting the imprisonment 20 the common
iaiI instead Of the Pcnicnti,ry.
4 letter has been received by tie President
from Mr.. BA!rmau. agent OF the Round
Valley Reservation, California. giving III en-
c1uragiug and Hopeful account of the Indians
in that section. i revival his broken out
among the rcd pt opic, aml large numbers of
them are being aIIuiltcA 10 The church.
tiieenvilIc j. alive. Mr. :. II. Turhrti!l
has commenced the mImlI;aC;urc OF cotton
rope near Cedar Falls in that County,
MeSSrs. GIBBS ! CAGLE a:c now erecting
for the prop.ic:orS Of ihc new Cotton Fac
to'Y, McS>rS. SAMrsuN, HALL ( Co six one
aud 4 half <.ors cottages. The building and
Loan Association is Il fixed fact. The Mani
sion House is much improved in appearance
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-05-20

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES, FOR
THE DISTRICT OF SOUTH
CAROLINA.
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We have been kindly permitted by
the Rev. }. l.. Shulord to publish the
following extracts Of i letter from tn"
immediate vicinity Of the late Bald
Monntain unpleaS:lntncSs, and although
the ''shakcS' and ''noiSrS" are not dwclt
upon, yet our readers will find mach
of interest in its description of noun
tain asccnts and scenery:
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FOR THE HERALD.
TUX The II EhA Id,
PROSPERITY, So. Ca,

Mr.. EDrroE: Having promised to
let You hear from me again this week,
l take this opportunity TO write yon 4
few lines in regard to
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-05-20
H. CLAREM0NT MOSES,
Nlft D.,

Office of County Commissioners,
Newberry, 5. G., May IS, 1874. { 20-St.
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PROSPERITY, May II, 1874.
DglR HERALD We again try 10 write
you. Some things Of interest have occurred
since We last wrote. First We will give you
All account of
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-05-20
STOCKS OF SUGAR IN EUROPE APRIL /.
In first hands cn2y.

Total. 80. .a.lo7,sOo s,sGS,ot