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PUBLIC PROPERTY AT AUCTION. $""Sale of Government Property on First Monday in December, (Sale-iy.).2 B Y direction of the Agent of the Treasury Department, I will sell for Cash, to the Highest Bidder, ARMY WAGONS, aud the LARGE STOREHOUSI South .of the G. & C. R. R. Depot. The store boose to remain subject to the occupation ot th-e ty . I H. H. KINARO. Nov 29 49 1 CTION SALE OF NMENT 0 B T. I WILL SELL, AT PMBLIC SALE, IN tbe Building in rear of the 'Mansior. House, Vreenville, S. C., on Monday,' Mecember 4th, 01865, (Sales Day) at 12 o'clock, 'M., the fol lowing property, V z: 6600 Grain Sacks. -1 Near Catting M=chine. 1 Upright Drill. 1 Milling Machine. 1 BreechIScrewing hatbine. Parts ProfiWng Mach.ine. 1 Compound Plainer. - 1 Eight Spi..'-DriA. The Machinery ca%% e seen at the State Works, Greenville, S. C,, by referring to Jas. k Smith, Esq., Agent Terms Cash-Government funds. T. W. FRY, Ass't Agt. Treas. Department. -JULIUS C, SMITH, Auctioneer. Greenville, S. C., Nov. 27, 1865. Furniture for Sale. AT Private Sale, a Handsomesett of PARLOR T FURNITURE, Richly Carved Walnut Hair 'Seats, consisting of 2 Sofas, 1 Arm Chair, 6 Chairs, 1 Centre Table, and 1 What Not. ALSO, Onte Walnut Bureau, one Walnut Wardrobe, one Mlahogany sideboard, one MIahogany E.rtension .Din ing Table,one Jiahogany Bookcase. One PIAN~O, Price $300, rith many other pieces of IHousehold -Furniture ggThe above Furniture is weil kept, and nost of it as good as new. Mas. E. LENGNICK. Newberry, Nov 27, '65. .N 29 49 2 I will sell, on next saIe-day, in front of my -.A nction room, A n Rockaway, with pole shafts, and bar a gentle harness horse, and a good one HI do. H. H1. K1N. RD. 29-it. ~Adminisraes Sale, permnion of the Ordinary for Newberry D is.rier, ill sell, on Thursday, the 7TH day of December, 1865, I the Late Residence of Ohancellor JOB JOHLY STON E, deceased, the Personal Estate of the said deceased, consisting of HORSES, MULES, CATTLE, *EEP, HOGS, CORN, FODDER, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, dacksmith and Carpenters' TOOLS. WAGONS, CARTS. CARRI' GES, TOUsEHTOLD AND KITCHEN FUIRNITUIRE. &c., kc. TERMS.-CM.: will be required for purchases unmder twenty-five dollars. For all sumis of and over twenty-five dollars, purchasers will be re 'quired to give notes with at least two good sure ties, to secure the purchase money, payable at twelve months, with interest from the day of sale. SILAS JOHNSTONE, Newberry C. H., S. C., Adm,inistrator. 23d Nov., 1865. N 29 49 2 $10 * THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROL1NA, NEWBERRY DISTRICT-IN EQUITY. David H. Buzhardt, Administrator wi/Ik will an nexed, v. Cath. Bu.zhardt, Sarahm Jones, et a?. Bill to sell Property to aid in Pay ment of Debts, BY ORDER OF THE COURT, I WILL SELL, First Monday in January, 1866, before the Court House at Newberry, at public auction, the REAL ESTATE of SamL. Jefferson Biihardt, Dlec4ased, 'on a credit of one and. two years, with interest rom day of sale. u- chasers will be required to secure the ipurcha'se r. aney by giving bond with .at least two go~od are les, amd a mortgage of the1 premises. 'ILAS JOHNSTONE, 'COM'S OFFICE, C. E. N. D. 22d Nov., 1865. i N 29 49 5 $15 Executor's Sale, "IE will sell, at the residence of MARGA ~YRET FLOYD, decaseC, in the District of Newberry, on the 12th December, next, all of the -Personal Property, not heretofore disposed of, consistin~g of 7I head of elegan't Mules, I Brood Mare, 25 head of Cattle, 60 fatted Hogs, Stock Hogs,; Cotton, Cotton Seed, ' ^90 bushels Corn, 40 bushels Wheat, 1-00 bushels Oats, Fodder,I Shb~cks, 100 bush'els C5w Peas, 100 gallons Syrup, 2 Road Wagons, 1 excellent Gin, Farming Im 'plements and Blacksmith Tools. THOS. A. & JAS. B. FLOYD, Nov 29 49 2 Executors. Abbevilne "tess ad Mgel~d Advertiser copy 4,ries, and forward bHI t> thf offce. F-urniture. 7THE subscriber will qell at. private sale, his Ihusehold furniture, consisting oT Marble THE WHOLESAL 133 MEETIN ESTABLISHED IN T The Proprietorfo BOOTS, SHOES, I[ AT WHOLES Being appoiited agent for the sale of the ab Charleston, ad late of Augusta, who i 4 now in House; also.by Messrs. Daly & Lane, 82 Warrt prominent manufacturers East, I am prepared fi INDUCEMENTS to the Trade. Country and city merchants wguld do well to Every reasonable inducement offered to purcl nov 15 1m Agen WA0W 01 LW The New . H9 HOUSE OF J. M SUBER & C0., At which will be foun*&a stock o BOOTS and SHOES UNSURPASSED FOR Finish, Durability AND CHEAPNESS, At any similar establishment kt the country. And the public are most respectfully invited to an examination of the Stock, which is large and various, and embraces patterns of best arnd most celebrated makers. It will he to the advantage of all who are in want of* Shoes, to give us a call before purchasing elsewbere. J. M. SUBER & CO. To my oda friends and customers. Being connected with the above establHsh ment I take this oppor!unity to return thsnks for a liberal past patronage, and exten~d an in vitation to my many friends to renew and ulivate their business acqmintance n ith me. From a long ex perience in the Shoc bu i:ess, I feet confident in being able to give sat isfact ion. nov 29 J. McD. METTS. C. C-R AVE LEY., direct importer of CUTLERY, FINE GUNS, Powder and Shot, Agricultural Imz plements, Bar Iron and Ca.st 6&teele, NO. 2E AST BAY, South of the Old Post-office, Charleston, S. C. N. B. GRIND STONES and M[LL STONES. Nov 29 49 4 A seg supposed to be Stolen, CAS eizd on Thursday last, by Lt. D. J. VXACrooks, commanding post at Newberry. and is now in his possession. It is-a single seat uggy, with movable top, immediately under the seat on either side is painted the figure of a horse's head, with blazed face The property will be delivered up, by the owner presenting evidence to the Provost Marshal where he re sides, and forwarding the same through the regular military channels to the undersigned Nov. 29-49-2t. Lt. D. J. CROOKS. Agusta Cons'itutiona list copy three times and forwardI bi!l to this office. Tite State of South CarolIna. NEwBERRY DISTRICr. By Jfohn 7. Peterson, Esq., Ordinary of .Necw W HEREAS, Eliza A. Paysinger, has ap dlied to me for Lettersef Administration, on all and singular the goods and chattels, rights and credits of Benjamin F. Paysinger, late of the Distric;, aforesaid, deceased: These are therefore to cite and admonish all nd singular, t he kindred and creditors of thesaid deceased, to he and appear hefore mue, at our next Ordinary's Court for the said D.gtac-t, to be holden at Newberry Court House, on the 11th day f Dec. next., to shew cause, if any, why the said Administration should not he granted. Given under my hand, this 2ith day of Nov. n the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred anid sixty-five. N 29-49-2t. JOHN T. PETERSON, O.N.D. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. NEwBERRY DISTRICT. By John T. Peterson, Esquire, Ordinary of eberrym D)istrict. VTHEREAS John L. Derri.k, has applied to Vt' me for L'ters of Ad,ninist!ration, on all and singuar the goods and chattels, rights. and credits of Jacob J. Derrick, 1-ate of the District aforesaid, deceased. These are therefore to cite anal admonish all and singular,the kindred and creditors of the said de eased, to be and appec.r before me, at -our I'ext Ordinar's Court for the said District,to be holden t Nevdberry Court House on the 7th day of Dec. next, to shew cause, if any why th~e said dministration should not be g-ranted Given under my hand and Seal, this 23i d day of Nov. in the year of our tord. one thousand 1 eight hundred and sixty-five. N 29 49-2t. JOHN T. PETERSON, O.N.D. TE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLUNA. NEwBERRY DIsTRICT. By . . Peterson, Esq., Ordinary of .New berry .District. X, HIEREAS, Sarah J. Haviard, has applied to Vt me for Letters of Administration, on all and singular the goods and chattels, rights and dredits of J. Wi!son Haviard, late of the 1 district, aforesaid deceased: These are therefore to cite and ade1oaish all and sngatav, t'e kindred and credito'ra of the said decea'sed, to be and appear before me, at our next()rdirrary's Court for the said District, e hodx .' Newm.av Court House, on the I E SHOE HOUSE) G STREET, HIS CITY IN 18'8>. w oT6rs for sate [ATS & TRUNKS, ALE ONLY. ve goods by Mr. Ifenr Daly, formerly of Boston purchasing goods for cash for this :n St., New York, besides several of the most om this combined interest to offer GREAT cal. arid examine the large and choice stock. asers. tDWARD DALY, t for Nanufacturers, CIIARLESTON, S. C. FOR SALE, A StER ROSEWOOD 7 octavo PIANO. , Cest $700, price $500. Appiy at this )ffice.. Nov. 29 49-4t ECLECTIC MAGAZINE LITERATURE, SCIENCE & ART. New Volume begins January 18M0. T IIE ECLECTIC MAGAZINE is, ts 'ts, name indicates, a selection from other ma-azines id periodicals. These selections are carefully made each month, from the entire range of for nign -Periodicals. In tiris .reqpet it is entirely tnlike other monbthies, :and has no rival. The Following are some of the works from which se lctions are made: London Quarterly, British Quarterly, North British Review, Popular Science Review, Saturday Review, Leisure Hour, West :ninster Review, Dublin University Magazine, Art ,otirnal, Revue de Deux Mondes, London Society, Bent y's Miscellany, Cornhill Magazine, Fraser's gagazine, Temple Bar, Chaniers's Journal, E.in >urgh Review, London National Rerie*. We have also arranged to secure choice selections From the French, German and other C.ontinental Periodical, trans.ted especilaly for the ECLECTIC, ind it is7hoped ilas new feature will add greatly to the"variety and value o.f the work. EMBELLISHMENTS. Each number ! embellished with one or more FiNE STEFL NG --portraits of eminent men'or illustraiive of important historical events. Volumes comnience in January and July of ach year; subscriptions can commence with any r03. tL. Terms: $5 per yeari single urnbers, .Oents. Five copies, $20. The trade, clergymni, tcife-rs, abd clubs sup, pied on favorable tenns. Address, W. H. BIDWELL,. nov 29 5 Beekman St., New York. Dress Goods, &c. TH'E undersigned are now opening a 'large as sortment of Selected W. one of t.he firm .in New York, -Embracing MrE RIN OS, English and American BAL MO H ALS, orsets, Hemstitchied Hn dkerohiefs, Linen and .Tmlrcidered Collars and Sleev'es, Ribbo.ns, 110OOP SKIRT~~1S, ED)GING, [nserting. Sheetings, Shirtings, Goods for Gents and Boys' Clothing, from 75c. to $2.50 per yard. BanlIfts, Mlorocco Belts, ~, DRESS BUTTONS, &c., &c., &c. They will also receive in a d.ay or two, large additions to their stock e'f Crockery, Lamps, Glass Ware, [Iardware, Shes Hats, Groceries, House-keeping Goods generally. CARWILE & McCAUGHRIN, Nov 13 47 tf Agents. N OT ICE. {RS. E. SELL will continue the b'siness for LVmerly conducted by Mrs. A. G. Paiker, agt. A splendid assortmenut of B8NNET8, FEATWHRS, AND ON IIAND. Nov 8, 46 tf AT.TE OF SOULTHT CAROLJNA. NEWBERtRY DIsT~IT.T. By J.ohn T. Peter8on, Ordinary ofNewberry District. TIHEREAS, Thomas M. Pasingetr 'hat a p ~plied to me for Letters of Administra io, on all and singular the goods and chat els, rights and credits of Williamson L. Buz inardt, late of the district aforesaid, deceased: These are therefore to cite and admon'ish all md singular, thre ki-ndred and credi ors -of the ;id deeca*ed. to be a d ,.ppearbeefore me, at or ext Ordinary's Court for the said Distriet, teo be oldn at Newberry Court House on the 4th day >f Dec. next, to shew cause, if any why th'e said adnministrat ion shomd not be granted. Given urder my hand and Seal, this 20th day >f Nov. in the year of our Lord on;e th'onsand eight hundred and sixty-five. N 22 2 JOHN T. PETERSON, os.. s vll offer for sale at Newberry C. H., on Sale L ~day neit, one HOUSE and LOT, containing Lbout TWO ACRES, in the Village of Helena, e property of John Reid, deeased. JAS. MAFFETT, Ex'oc. Terms of sale cash. Nov 15 47 3 BI0XS. no ACIITT Sm PUPILS, T aMndr the punblic greneral Notice, WILL SELL at the hite residence of James B. Wilson, dec'd-, 'on Wednesday the 6th day of December, next, all the personal property belonging to the estate of said deceased, (not otherwise disposed of'by his will) consisting of Mules, Cattle, Hogs, Plantatio'n Tools, House hold and Kitchen Furriture, &c., &c. JOSEPH CA LDWELL, Ex'or. ALSO, at the same tine and place, I will sell the personal property belonging to the estates of James W: Wilson andJacob G. Wilson, dec'd, consisting of Oothirig, Books, &c., &c. Terms Cash. M0SETHCALDWELL, Adrn'r. Nov. 22 48-St. FOR SALE OR RENT. T HE Plaiitafion of ihe undersigned, in Edge field District, on Saluda River, 6'miles be low Chappell's Depot, containing about 1212 acres. Also 7-5 to 800 acres of Well-tinibered Land, within -one mile'of the river tract, at Yheir near est peltits. The river tract will be rented or sold alone. It has .500 acres or more clea'ed and un der fence, 400 of which are in good -cilture; 150 to 200 are admirably suited to the production of cotton, especially if guano is used, as the soil pos sesses the proper admixture of sand. The re mainder, composed mainly of creek and river bottoms, is good for corn and small ' ' . There are some 40 or 50 acres of unclean creek and river bottoms, of .he finest qualihv. Eigh y to 1I0 acres are alreAy seeded in weat. There are on the .plicc i comfortable Dwelling with eight rooms. Cabins for about 4o or 5() labor ers and their faqiilies, and every out-building necessary on a plantation. Application may be made to the nndersigned on the place or in Cblumbia& uring the sessii of the Legislature. Nov 22 48 3 1 . L. RONV1AM. EXECUTOR'S SALE. W ILL he sold on the 5th December'ert,, at the late residence of Dr. T. R. Oary, de'd, viz : Cattle., Sheep, Goats, Horses, and Mmles, perhaps 3'tton, cotton seed and shucka, etc. etc. JOHN K. GARY, Exe'rs ILLIS WALLACE, nov 22 48 21t DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE. I have for sa4e -one of the most desirable farms in the southern stutes, conitaining 800 Acres, one half of which is well improved, and in a high state -of cultivation, lying on Saiuda and Little ivers, Newberry district, South Carolina, on the Greenville and Columbia Railroad, and nine miles from Newberry Court House. The bottom land is 3dmirably adapted to the cultivation of Cotton, and the range for cattle, hogs and sheep is not surpassed. The buildings are new, with a magnificent two story dwelling house, containing six rooms, with fire places. There are excellent framed houses, with b)rick chimnies for laborers. The plantation is well watered, and contains GREAT WATER POWER FOR MA CHINERY. The stock, wagons, plantation tools, furniture and provisions will be sold nith the plantation if desired. Address me at Silver S:rect, G. & C. R. R., Newberry district, S. C. nov 22 2t MICHAEL WERTS. .FOR SALE OR RENT, The House and Farm in Newher Sry, now the property of Alonzo J. - White, Esq., and formerly the-resi 9 dence and property of Dr. W. W. McMorris. On the premises are a fine dwelling house, all necessary outbuildings, and a fine well of wvater. In the garden and lot, there is also a fine selection of Fruit Trees. Attached is a Farm -of Twenty Acres, more etr less, recently cultivated, .s.nd well drained a,sa fened. The sneeriber also offers~ for sale, a 1ot of Household and Farm utensils, Lead in bars, To baceo, Wood, Leather, and other articles left on the premises. For terms apply to the subscriber at Variety Store, Lawv Range. r.or 22 4S tf C. WV. PARKER, Agent. Administrator's Bale, 13Y order of Mr. M. F. Duriso, Esq., Ordinary, .1)of Edgefield Detriet, I will sell, at -the late residence of THOMAS E. CHAPMAN., dQc'a., at Mt. Enon, Edgefield DiNrict, on TIhufrsday, 3t'th Nove;,ber, inst , all the personal property 'of said. deceased, consisting df Cotton Gins, Materials for making(5t ton Gins., such as Saws a"nd Boxes 'or , Shop Too's, Black smith's Tools, &c., &c. The attention and attendance of Mece.ns'is repctfully solicited. Te'ims CkBBH in~ GOLD or its eqjuivale9t. Also, at the same time and place, will be rent ed the plantation and work shops of dec'd, for the next ensuing year. The plantation -consists of three hundred and sixtv-nine (369O) acres, more or less. SOPH1CA 'CHAPMAN, ISame terms. dm'x'. Nov 2248 2 THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLTNA. NEWBERRY DISTR1'T,. By, John~ 7. Petenson, s.x 'Ordzary 'o New berry/ District. W THZREAS, Mlark M. Boyd has applief .to me V for Letters of Admini sfFaiTn, on.all a nd singula'r be gopds 60 c'hiat'rels, righ ts 'ahd credits of Jesse t., Big m'a:, la'e e t t.he district aforesaid, deceased: These are theref'ore to'elte il' admorish all an d singular, the kin dre d an d credihors 'of the said deceased, to be and appear before.me, at our next Ordinarf's Court, for the said District, tote lilden it NewhI&ry C. H., on the 4th day of Dec. ne'xt, to sheiv -cause, If any, why the said Administration should not be 'granted. Given -under my hand and. seal, this 20th day ol Nov., in the year of our Lord one thousand eiht huidifed and ixt'y-fur. Nov 22 2 JOHN T. PET ERSON, o.s.n. MALE AtCADEmY, I ARNTS and GUARDIANS will be pleased Ifo learn that this School will ee re-opened on the 15th of January next, under the control of L. K. GLASGOW, A. B., Principal. From personal aegnaintance, and the very flattering testintonials of the Faculty of tihe So. Ca. College, and of former patrons, the Trustees most confideutly recommend Mr..Glasg'ow as en tirely qualified to fill this responsible positio'n. Tution-.payable in gold, in advance, as 'fol los, -pe-r sessi' n of twventy weeks: Primary 17epartment, -. - $10 00 Eng. Grammar, Arithmetic, -& Colla teral itudies, - - - 15 00 Classical. . -- - - 21) 00 Current E-x.penses, - . - 1 00 lirst session to commence Ja-n. 15, 1866. I JNO. W. SIMPSON, nov 15 47 St Chairman B'd Truster:s. Kolbe's Artifteial Legs & Arms, UISZOBE L, Agent for Jacob Sulzhacher e &ICo. is prepared to take orders for Kolbe's Artificial Legs and Arms. These are the best that are made in this country. I know this to Ibe a fact, and wear one of the Legs myself. Specimens of Legs to be seen at Helena, Neir berry district. nov 22 4S St JULIUS ZOBEL. Furman University, GREENVILLE, S. C. FREN OH ONFECTI ONS tWEET FANCIES3 ONE OF THE CHOICEST ANT) MOST TEMPTING ASSORTMENTS OF Frellch Confectionery, Ever trongh't t6 th's inarket, is now displayed at the e9tablishment of 1R. THEORE GOUIN'S Embiacing a great variety of CANDY, BONBONS, LIQUOR DROPS, LOZENGES, CANDY TOYS, -SWEET-IHEARTS, ETC., ETC.. To which heisbappy to invite the.atteil tion of theio^ers of the sweet and fatcifel. fn tonnection with the above/he' ribw in store the largest and best selection'of QLASSmWAHE, To be found this side of Columbia, selectred with especial care for the wants of this (jom m'n ity, and which lie offers at prices which will pfease his many friends and cjstomers, and the Public generally. Nov. 8 46 im Office G. & U, R.R. NEWBERRY DEPOT, Nov. 7, 1865. ALL GOODS to be shipp, d on the DOWS TRAIN, must be delivered at the Depot, by 3 o'clock, p. m. All GOODS to be shipped on the UP TRAIN must be delivered at the Depot, by 4 o'clock, p. m. Nov 8, 4G-tf. J. F. GLENN, Agent. HENRVY BISCHOFF & CO., CO MMSSION MERCHANTS, And Wholesale Dealers in Groceries, Wines, Liquors, Segars, &c No. 197 East Bay, Opposite Frazer's Wharf, CHARLESTON, S. C. HENR~Y BISCHOFF. C. wULBERN. nov 15 3m ATYRACTI Nf AT THE New Store. The Following Articles at Pre sent New York Prices: LADIES' WEAR, DeLa ines, Prints, Ginghams, Alpaccas, BalImoral and Hoop Skirts, French Corsetts, Moirning, Barege, Tissue, Lace and Frencia N6edfle-work .Y.ls C&ttdi ad W6ooi Hose, Belt Buckles and Belting, Hats of the newest fashion, Straw and.Felt, Wool Hoods, Nubias, Sontags a'nd rdakhsi Shawls, Crape, Linen and'Needle- work Collars, Cotton and Linea-Pse~ket Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Edgeiags, Kib%6bns in all widths and colors, ... . .. Congress and flalmoral Shoes and G&iters, M.airndresses and Water-falls, Side and Back Combs, &c., &c. 6-ENTS' WEAR, A full line of ready-made Clothing, 'Cis'sine ren, Satinets, oosan dShoes, and Hunting Boot's, Ootcon. and ?!ool Shir& and Drawers, iineti Shirt's, Shsirt-fronts, -inen and Paper Collars, Bu:kskin Gloves and Gauntleta, Silk Neckties, Suspenders,. Cotton and .Wool Secks, Woolen Scarfs, Treelling Valises, Uimbeellas, Packt-Books, Pocket-Kmiives, &c., &c. BOYS & TQ'UTIH'S WEAR, Ready-made Coats and'Pants, Boots, (something new, the Iron Clad,) Shoes, flats, &c., &c. MISCEL LANEOUS, .tiie, Red and Colored Flannel. 'Bleached aom~espun, Jackonett, Nish6psIawn, .Cambric all colors, Towelling', Irisb Lnen, Blankets. FANCY 'GOOtS, Fi te, Pocket and Round Comnbs,'Tooth Brushes, Hooks and Eyes, Spool Cottvon, Linen Thread, SeigSilk, Vest and Coat Buttons, Linen and Coten Tdpe, Embroidery Cotton, Pins, Needles, and a gr-eat'many other articles in this line. A LSO, . 'ancy Soaps, Spices, Soda, Ink, B!aeking etd Brushes, Candles, Matches, &c. &c. *Which will be sold at Wholesale and Retail by JAcUB ST4MR, Next Door to Martin's Hotel,. East Side, and Opposite J. Montgomery, Watch Ma?ker. Newberry, S. C., No't. 15, 'S55, tj will 11operi, in a few days, a large stock of VG OAT, KID and MOROCCO 00T3, Such as-you used to wear before the war. .Every article warranted to glve sat isfaction. Therefore, Ladies, if you want, good, handeome Shves, &e say give us a call,. ecat ilsv Up-c.ountry meeat wilae money by vieitintg a befo're purchasing elsewhere. Out- stodk wi befull awrd complete. hM SUBER & CO. Main street, next~door t.o A. Riser's, November '15 47 8 Newberry, S. C. BRIED PEAcHES,. lANTED from ONFa to.a TI0U'SAND Bush VTels'of DRIED PEACHES, for which the highest price will be paid by nov 8 46 tf A. H ARRIS. Aw i- with SheetaCleS. Great Closing Out Sale of Stock Worth over $25,000, Interesting News for AU, GREAT BARGAINS, r 3HE undersigned, late -of Chitiotte, N. C.s'bn brought to this market, a stbek 'of goods worth over 525,000, consisting of Boots and Sh(,es, of all descriptions, a firte iwortment of Dry and Fan. y Goods, a well selected stock of Ready-made Clothing, Hats and Ca.ps, Ladies Hats of the very latest Style, Nubias, Sontags, floods, Breakfa'st Shawls, also of the late fash ions,Indin short many a-rticles itapossible to be mentioned. The undersigned ha's c'hosn this to'wti to sell out the entire SRock, Ft Wholesale and Retail, AT PRICES WHICH CANNOT BE BEATEN, in any town or city, North. South, East, or West, and very respectfully invites citizens and mer -chants to exa-mine his Stock and convince them selves, come soon, come early, come all, if you wish bargains. No doubt there will be a great rush for the goods. I am determined to sell, and the-goods must be sold. JACOB STERN. N. B. Cotton taken at the highest market value in payment of goods. Store east of Martin'a Hotel, Newberry Court House. Nov. 8-46-4m. Plain & Japanned Tin Ware. T HE following aseful articles have just been T received At WRIGHT'S TIN SHOP: JAPANED TEA and COFFEE CANISTERS. " Molasses Pots. Candle-sticks. Nutmeg Graters. Pepper Boxes. Fancy Cups for children. Pressed or Seamless Pans, assorted Sizes. Tin Plates. Soup Ladies. Large Iron Spoons, &t. In addilion to the. above, I have on hand a good assortment of PLAIN TINWARE, and having received a good supply of the very best materiil -both of TIN and SHEET IRON, I will manu facture in the neatest and most substantial man ner, all kinds of Tin and Sheet Iron Ware, Stove Pip'ing,'&c., usually kept in a well.regulated Tin Shop. It is my intention to work none but the very best Stock, and having hia sixteen years practi cal experience in the Tinning business, and be ing desirous of establishing a reputation for my shop which few others have, I think I shall be able to please the inost fastidious in every par ticular. All kinds of Job Work and Repairing done at shert notice. Oct 2544 lino WILLIAM T. WRIGHT. JUST' RECEIVED. FINE FRESH OYSTERS, in Cana. FRESH, L.ORSTERS, I-'4 .B80XES. SA RDIN ES, FINE, LOT SAUCE, TOMATO CATSUP, ETC. To be had at HARRIS' nov 1 45 tf Wholesale or Retail._ A IN STORE. ALARGE LOT NO. I WHITTE .M6/OFE COT. CA RDS, NO. I0. 100,000 G D GUN 'CAPS, 100,000 WALKER'S WATER PROOF CAPS, BOX 250. To be had at . HARRIS'. nov 1 45 tf 'Wh.)4eale aind Retail. A LARGE LOT CONCENTRATED LYE, Nt). I RICE, '8-L.ACK PEPPER, RIO CCFFEE, ETC. To be had at HAR RIS' nov. 1 45 tf Wholesale and Retail. SOMETHING GOOD. Bourbon Whiskey,3 Wheat Whiskey, Cheese, English Dairy, All of which, together with msany other thing*, can be had at H ARRIS' nov. 1 45 ff Either at Wholesale or Reta.. - Notice, n ESON wshngAMBROTYPES adME AINOTYPES taken, or copies of deceas ed relatives and friends, can Qbtain them by call iag at the residence of Dr. G. F. .Jenkins, seveit lilcs wvest of Newberry, C. I., near Belmont. JENKINS &GRIMES. Nov. 1, 45-1m. NOTICE. RG.W. Garmany respectfully takes this mehdof informing his patrons that ow' ing to the embarrassment of the times, and cir cumstances, that'he is longer unable to attend the practice pjf, his profession upon a Credit Sys tern, and in future he will expect pay as soon as the caso terminates. His accounts are in the~ hands of Mr. Ed. Peterson for co lection.' 'Oct 25 44 tf NOTICE , rPLICATION will be made to the Legisla'. Ature of this State at its inext sitting, for an amendment of the charter of the Greenville & Columbia R. R Co., so as to authorize a change in the location of the road between Frog Level andI (olomubia. Facy Scods,Thag Groceics, &c 1lE ndeimned has fust opened a splendiA Candies, Toys, Perfumeries Extracts, Groe'ies, &c, Assorted candies, spice, pepper and clov.es, both ground and grain, ground cinamon and bark sticks, niacaroni, vermiacelli, white wmie and eicer vinegar, 'oysters in one and two lb csans, pinders, bar soap, tomatto catsup, indigo, table salt, ground. coffee in one it papers, root ginger, canmphorf nutmegs, mace, mustard, fresh tomat tos and peaclfes,-a fine lot home made socks. Toya-a fine vatricty.. D6llii, beads, f'6y books, slates and pencils. Perfumer'v-Cologe, citracts, hair oil, todlet sips, lily white, &c Combs, brushe$, thimbles, scissors, pins, neo dIes, knitting needles,be )lts, handkerchiefs, thread, viplin .strings, knives and forks, pens, ink, paper. Groceries-Cheese, crackers, mackerel, cod. fsh, sardines, herrings, pickles, sauces, sugar, coflee, &c. Tobacco, segars, candlcs, matches, broe, 'con'entrated lye, copperas, bluestone. 'Cordials, lemon syrup, wines, ale, champagne cider, wahoo bitters, an excellent tonic for the sick. Mv stock embraces a great va'ri ety of Goods was'carefully selected biv myself, and will be sold cheap. A. M. WICKER.