The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, March 28, 1866, Image 3
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go& WICKEn
UA,-JUST RECEIVED
A SyLANDB ASSORTMENT OF
Hardware,
Crockery-ware,
hotioneries, Notions, &c., &c., &C,,
Whek they intend selling at the Ur lowest
-Also
Wi Barter for, or buy, all kinds of Country
Ptedce, at the "Stand of the 'Old Book Store."
Ce0wuiexanixe before purcauing elsewher:.
Narc 28 Is bf
Livid Landreth & Co.'8
Fmesh Garden Seed.
ON MELON, super.
S Turniparooted Red Beet.
40MRood-rooted Beet,
-VDnemUa d Savoy Cabbage,
Flat Dutch Cabbage,
Ozheart Cabbage,
li Z Dutch Turnip,
ary White Red Top Turnip,
White 1arrowfat Peas.
84 CIL Jast received, and fo- sale by
R. STEWART.
g At present can be had by calling at my
& 83
NTATION
TfOR SALE.
SALE my plantation in' Edgefield
-It I jontaiing 30 ACRES of LAND,
ibri in -OWivation and the balance i nat
-i n the place is a good dwelling
keome cotaining fire rooms, and all necessary
istbodings. Church and school within a half
-0. of the place. It is within 14 miles of New
berry, C. -., and thr ee- fourths of a "mile from
*uda River on the Cherokee Road, fortz erly the
pesephce of Jacob Ppe, dec'd. For pa:ticu
~- MVdress F. M. POPE,
Columbia, So. Ca.
PAVILWN HOTE.
Corner Mfeetin.g and Hasel Str eete,
CHARLESTON, S. C
~kTES OF ROA RIi PER DA Y, $3.00.
II. L BUTTERFIELD,
Proprietor.
DAL & POPE,
eceeseors to Allen & Dial,)
> !apeIe rft Pm ealerw in Eng1ish and American
hon,leel, Nails, Castings, Mill Stones, Bolt
ClegtI.hs, Cirular Saws, 11i11 frons', Sugar Pa~ns,
4 kfera kales, India Rubber 2.n Leather Beit
- CaVrpenters, Blac,ksmiith and Tanner& Tools,
~~u~ktpnl and Furnuishinrg Ha,rdware, Agni
G,Fec a: d Ameiicani Window GItss,
- ;.., Rifid tiols, Shot BArs, Powder Flas~ks,
oNde-r, shot.'A.
WIIO.ESALi AND RETAIL.,
it~e b.geof the Golden Pad Lock,
.COlUMEIA, SO.- CA.
)ar~ch28, 13-St.
*NEWJ SPRING
DRY GOODS,
AT TBlE
~~reton House,
PTLL4WEBB & 0,,
~ T~J.350RFT'S OLD STAND,
street, 3 doors below Wentworth.)
* ~ ag upw opened a S:-lendid Stock of
SP'RING GOODS, English, French and
- weridan, whichi are of the most desirabule ntyles
Sh1e Market can afford.
--To Plinters fairnishing the Freedmen, eirder fo r
.Ildinig or for barter witht them, our Wholesale
.....ercerey idcement. Plantation Goods
is every variety.
- Thiiibeing a bustv season with the Planter,
Ibff het able to visit our city, orders accom
i" pnies~ wish city'reference will meet with prompt
attention.
N. B. Sunples with price lists sent to any part
seconssts in part of
* WhiteOsnaburgs, Towels and Toweling in
Striped.(pnabvrgi, all varieties,
33inehm Linen Damiasks, all va
Brown Shirtings,1 rieties,
JegCloths, Calicoes, in all qualities,
dlaCBrown Domestic Ginghams,
Rktl~ -Fize8eot,ch Ginghams,
TiM 3bstaiimn, ~DreuiGoods, for Spring,
an rwu It!redMuslin,in evEry
gaeeingsvariety,
~aleebed and Brown 1White Goods, all 'kinds,
J~hIfls,Black Goods, all kinds,
Um~French Broad. Farmer's BroiWn Linen
Cloth, Duck,
Uuiery aDd 9toved; Farmier's Brown and
Irib Linens a by the jWhite Drill,.
e, .-- ~ Fancy Drills and Got
toede. Together with every other variety
tp be found in our line, which we offer at the
owIsest eash prices, at Wholesale and Retail.
We would respectfully call the attention of
tePlanter,, Merchants and the citizens gene
se, of New-berry District, to our advertisL ent,
iy.All Domestic Goods are sold at a very
man]! advance on agents prices, by
Stoll, Webb &C.
.sa " Wentworthr,
H.4 Jy. Charleston, S. C.
FbM Metallic Barial Cases
Ssubscriber has just r ceived a supply of
ths ae,fo heaoeclbae
r,ee wCae fo the aoe andebinoe
ufd atter,c are of te lesand ooo
miUhad whicherfes ad o rleate towote
obic. B ak thish ofesio atlow rsa to they
-- - 4k.. *i...~.
Late Arrivals
OF
FRESH GOODS,
FOR THE
SpriAg Trade.
W. H. WEBB
W<uld respectfully inform his friends and the
public generally of Newberry, that having
made bis purchases for the Spring Trade at
THE LOWEST FIGURES,
He is now able to dispose of his I -rge stock
at greatly reduced prices, which embraces a
general and full line of
Prints, Muslins, Nansooks, &c. and
HATS of latest spring styles.
Leghorn, Panama, and Palm Leaf HATS, for
gentlemen and boys.
His BOOTS and SHOES, for Ladies and Mis
ses, gents and boys, are very complete.
The stock is full, covering Bacon and Lard,
(superior and cheap,) Sugars, all grades. Cof
fees, Teas, and all other articles usually kept
or called for. .
In Hardware,
Crockeryware,
T . Glassware,
The varitty.-and prices can Jprdly fail to suit
the wants of all classes.
Call at the corner under the Hotel,
mar 2112 W. H. WEBB.
MUSIC LESSONS.
TE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform
i his friends, and the public generally, that
he will give instruction in the above, and will be
happy to receive their patronagei Can be found
at the residence of Mr. Geo. Larsen.
F. WERBER.
March 21, 12-3t.
NOTIGP
JACOB STE RN, proprietor of the
store in the Newberry Hotel Building,
-"the second store from the corner,"
thankful to the inhabitants of the town
and district for the patronage so lhbe
rally bestowed since he e,.mmenced
business here, would respectfully solicit
a continuance of the same. Smece the
early part of January he has visited
the Baltimore, New York and Phila
delphia markets, picking up bargains
here and there, of every kind of desi
rable Goods. lie has not yet returned,
but a portion of his goods have arrived,
1.0 represent his name, established fully
for selling Goodls Cheaper than the
cheapest.
Part of our stock we bare received
in the following articles:
Ladies IUress Goods,
SPRING AND SUMMER SIIAWLJS.
Lace bh ws,
Silk Mantilla',
Barege Anglais Matntillas'
Mozambigne Mantillas,
Melton Mantillas,.
Melton Jaekets-late Faishion,
Linen Dusters,
Silk, Linen and Paper F.tns,
Dress Goods of all descriptions.
-Embroidered Dresses.
White striped do Barege.
Anglais, MIozambique, Debage,
Lawns, Organdies, Dotted Swiss,
Nainsook, Marseilles,
Swiss, Victoria Lawns,
Lace Mitts, Wax Beads, Ruffling,
Sleeve Setts, Ty dies,
Vallets, Leather and Silk Belts,
Balmoral Skirts,
Kid Gloves, Shoes, Gaiters, Slippers, of all de
scriptions in Leather, Morocco and Cloth.
The very latest style of Straw Hats, called the
Derby flat,
IGentlemen'sGod
SPRING CLOTHING OF THE LATEST
FASHION.
Spanish Linen Shirts,
White Linen Shirts,
Calico Shirts-something newa
Goldsmith's,Paper Collars,
Straw Hats,
Boots, Shoes and Gaiters,
Piece Goods,
Cotton and Linen Drill.
Sattinetts,
French Cassimneres,
Black French Broadcloth,
Black French Doeskins,
Black French Drab d'ete, &c., &c.
A great many other articless, too numerous tc
mention. Call and see for yourselves.
We receive Goods weekly, and our stock will
soon be completed.
Telatter part of this month Mr. Stern will be
March 14 1I
NOTICE..
T HE UNDERSIGNED respectfully announce
to the citizens of Newberry, and surround
ing country, that he is now fully prepared to fil
all orders for Sash, Doors, Blinds, Window and
Door Frames, Moulding and Cornice, Plaining
Tongue and Grooving, and all kinds of Scrol
Work, &c.,'ou the shortest notice. Terms Cash
*W. A. CLINEB.
.Mareh' 1., 11T-Sm.
WITH
L0VELACE& WHEELER,
DEAIERS IN
W GROCERIES,"MARDAR BOOTS, E,
SHOES, HATS, FANCY ARTICLES,
NOTIONS, &c.
He will be glad to have his friends and former
customners, and the public generaflyj to call and
examine the ahose stock of goods, being deter
mined to sell as cheap as the cheapezst.
iar 21 12
-JUST RECEIVED,
A FINT lot of COVE OYSTER', BRANDY
PEAcHEs, Pickles, Worcestershire Sauce,
&c., which we offer at low figures.
mar 21 12 LOVELACE & WHEELER.
LAMPS, LAMPS,
RACKET LAMPS with reflectors, Stem
'B Lamtnps, fland Lamps, and extra Burners
For Lamps, 40 doz. Lamp Chimneys, Brishe.3 for
cleaning Lamp Chinineys, also, Lamp Shades.
For sale cheap by
LOVELACE & WHEELER.
GROCERIES, &C.
SUGAR, Coffee, Tea, Soap, Candles, -Starch,
Indigo, Madder, Copperas, Alum, Brimstone,
Extract of Logwood, Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Nut
megs, Bacon, L ird, Cheese, Mackerel, Sardines,
Pickles, Crackers, Rmi.ins, Corn Meal, Flour,
Cow Peas, &c., -&c. For sale cheap- by
LOVELACE & WHFELER.
HIARDWARE, &c.
XES, Hoes, Trace Chains, Shovels, Spades,
A Hatchets, Hammeis, Iron, Nails, Tacks,
Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives, Scissors, Sheep
Shears, Butcher Knives, Curry Combs, &c., &c
For sale or harter by
LOVELACE & WHEELER.
FISH HOOKS and LINES.
A NICE lot of, branch a:d creek, Hooks and
A Lines. For sale by
LOVELACE & WHEELER.
BARTER, BARTER.
V1E will barter any goods in our line for all
kinds of-country produce, arid will, also,
pay cash for the same if preferred. Be sure to
give us a call.L
LOVELACE & WHfEELER&
JUST RECEIVED,
Morning Gall,
Brandy Smash,
Mint Julep,
Bourbon Cocktail,
Gin Cocktail,
IBrandy Cocktail,
Berliner Kumnmel,
0. K. Plantation B tiers,
Stoughton Bitters,
Van Ur. Schnapps,
Old Otard Dupuy Cognac,
oubnWhiskey,
.K.Bourod>n,
Rye~ Whiskey,
Sherry Wino,
Port Wine,
M- :leira Wine,
London P'orter and Ale.
JACOB STERN,
March 21 12 tf Under Newberry~ Hotel.
H KIG#SMORE
IISreturned from A'insta and i.s prepared
ttake 1'ny ki Ld of P.ICTURE.
Ambrotypes,
Photographs, Prris
Pron any kind of Pictures8!
AT THE OLD OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE.
Jan 17 8 tf
Dress-Making, &o.
M ,RS. S. F. JONES would respectfully inform
Ithe Ladies of Newberry that she can b
found at Mrs. Edwards', where she will be pleas
ed to take in any kind -of PLAIN andEANCY
NEEDLEWORK, DRESS-MAKI NG, &c., at the
most reasonable terms. Feb 21
Sorghum,
SOME of the mesi beautiful country made Mo
lasses, for retail,s as to accommodate all
classes of buyers, for setby
-LOVELACE & WHRELER.
Feb'l 6tf -
Penmanship,
'TE subscriber will oen a Writing School at
1his residence~odl Monday next, (5th March.)
Those who wish .to acquire proficiency in this.
useful art, an~d are willing to avail themselv'es Uf
this opportunity, are requested to make applica
tior. during the week,, as it is desirable that all
should bepresent at the opening of, the schooL.
A limite4 number only will be received. Hours
arrangd to suit the classes. Terms moderate.
R. T. CAPERS.
Feb. 28, 9-tf.
Greenville & ColumbiaRailroad,
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE,
CoLI7MBa, March 8, 1866.
T IS .Company will receive sud forward
IMERCHANDIZE and PRODUCE, with the
additional' charges for transportation, between
Freey's and Ai..ton, aud drayage in Columbia
on such as passes over the South Carolina Rail
road, when consigned to and forwarded by the
Company.*
Freight and charges on all Merchandize from
Columbia must be PRE-PAID to all points on
the Road, except to Ncwherry, Abbes-ille, Ander
son and Greenville ; but freight and charges will
be collected on all that comes over the South
Carolina Railroad, at all points except Hope's
IStation; Pomaria, Ne w Market and Grove Sta tion.
Merchandize destined for those points will be re
ceived and 'forwarded upon pre-payment of
SELLING OFF
WINTER STOCK
AT REDUCED PRICES,
To make room for spring and summer
goods.
.THE STOCK OF
DRI YGOODS,,
Boots, Shoes,
Hats and Caps,
AND
FANCY ARTICLES,
Is of the fullest description, additions to which
are being constantly made. Besides which
the line of
GROCERIES,
I. quite iarge and full.
Which will be disposed of at most reasonable
rates.
Jobbers and country merchants will find it
to their advantage to call on me and examine
my stock.
dec 20 3m M. FOOT.
Now Full aild Complete.
OUR STOCK
OF
Ladies', Gentlemen's, Boy's
Youth's, Misses & Children's
BOOTS, SHO,ES GAITERS &C,
IS now full and complete. Consisting of every
variety and style of Goods, in our line, all
of which were made, especially to order, by the
very best inanufactors. Therefore, we feel confi
dent that we can, and will sell a better shoe for
the same money, than any other house this side
of Philadelphia. We cordially invite a call be
fore you byy elsewhere.
1. M. St BIM, & Co.,
Main St., opposite Court Hjuse.
N. B.-Being connected with the House of I.
M. Suber & Co., I will be happy to see all my
old friends and customers.
Jan 10 2 tt McDUFFIE METTS.
THE. CHEAPEST
G RQ9CERIE S
In this'Market,
Can be found at
A. H AR R IS'.
Sugar, brown 15, yellow 20, clarified
25, A sugar 27, C sugar 28,
crushed 30.
Coffee, 40 to 45 ets.
Flour, $15 per barrel.
Cheese, 35 to 40 ets.
Cotton (,ards.
Candles, 40 ets.
Oysters, pound cans 40, 2 lbs. 75.
Sifters, buckets, soda crackers.
Copperas, 10 cts. per lb.
Mustard, 15 ets. per box.
Soda, 20 ets. per lb.
And all other goods cheap in pro
portion, call, examine and uttisfy your
selves. A. HARRIS.
Feb'21 8-t?.
COOKING STOVES
A FEW very excellenit COOKING STOVES
of different sizes, have just beeft received
directly from the manufacture. s in New York,
and for sale by
W. T. WRIGHT,
Who furnishes
NEW WROUGHT IRON BACKS,
FOR .0LD STOVES,
that will last for years. Who manufactures and
sells_at wholesale and retail the very beat article
of,.
T INaTW JA1E.
Who does
Roofng,Guttering,Putting in Valies, &c.
Who does all kinds of
REPAIRING,
usually done by tinners. And last, though not
least of all, who returns thanks to a generous
public for the very lberal patronage which he
has received since opening at his present stand,
and hopes, by diligence in lbusiness and a dispo
sitioc to please all, never to merit less.
Jan 24 4tf
DR. J. E. DAPRAY,rt
Surgeon Dentist.
FROM CH ARLESTON, &.C.
FIEon the North side of Main-street, op
Osite Mr. S. Montgomery's jewelry store.
Dr. Dapray is now prepared to perform all opa
rations at the OLD PRICES for CA-H or its
equivalent.'* Chloroform administered when de
sired.
Newberry, June 1, '65.
$20 Reward,
STOLEN from the undersigned, on the 28d
~inst., a Brown Mouse Colored HORSE
MULE. Fresh roach. Tail bobbed off. Said
Mule is 7 or 8 hands high. J.BGLM .
Feb. 28, 9-tf.
M. W. BYTIE WO0D,
BROKER - -
AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION AGENT,
SNEWBERRY, S. C.
SOLICITS a share of BUSINESS. His long
expejence in the above BRANCHES guarantees
Jan. 17, 3-tf. -
C C ERRY,.
AUCTIONEER & COMMISSION AGENT,
KKVATTT ~.TT A ~ Cl
TOTU CITSD I $MR Sa Cs IOL Ma
The termination of a sanguinary contest, which
for the pat four years has presented an impassi
ble barrier to alt social or;commercial intercourse
between the two great eetis of vat country,
having at length happily cleared away all obsta
cies to a renewal of those relations which former
ly bound us together In a fratermal union, I take
the earliest opportunity afforded me by this aus
picious event, to greet my Southern friends, and
to solicit from them a renewal of that extensive
btsines connection which for a quarter ot a een
tary has been uninterrupted save by the great
public calamity to which I have adve?ted. ,
It is scarcely necessary, on the threshold of a
business re-union, I should repeat the warning
so often given to my friends,-to beware of all
those sprious and deleterious compounds which,
umder the specious and false titles of Imported
Wine.,. Draudies, Holand Gin, Liqors &c.,
have been equally destroctive to the health of onr
citizens as prejudicial to the interest of the legiti
Mate Imparter.
Mavyy years of my past life have been expended
in an opeft and candid attempt to expoee these
% holesale frands ; no tine nor espense has been
spared to accomplish this sltary purpose, and
to place before my fi iendo and the jublic general
ly, at the lowest market price, ar. such quan
tities as might suit their eeveniei ..e, a truly gen
dine imported article.
Twenty five years business lras*metionq with
the largest and most respectable esporting houses
in France and Great 1- ritain have afforded me un
surpassed facilities for supplying our home mar
ket with Wines, Liquors and Liqmnres of the
best and most approved brands in Europe, in ad
dition to my own distillery in Holland for the
manufacture of the "Schiedam Schnapps."
The latter, so long tested and approved by the
medical Faculties of the United States, West In
dies and South America as an invaluable thera
peutic, a wholesome, pleasant and perfect'y safe
beverage in all climates and during all season.,
quickly excited the cupidity of -ie home man
ufacturers and venders of a spurious article un
der the same name.
I trust that I have, after much toil and ex
pense, surrounded all my importations with sale
guards and directions which with ordinary cir
cumspection will insure their delivery, as I re
ceive them from Europe, to all my customers.
I would, however, recommend in all cases
where it is possible, that orders be sent direct to
my depot. 22 Beaver Street, New York, or that
pruchases be made of my accredited agents.
In addition to a large stock of Wines, Brandies,
kc., I have a considerable supply of old tried for
eign wines, embracing vintages of many years
past, bottled up before the commencement of the
war, which I can especially recommend to all
connoisseurs of these rare.luxuries.
In conclusion, I would specially call the eirly
attention of my Southern customers to the ad
vantage, to be derived by transmitting their or
ders without.loss of time, or calling personally at
the depot, in order to insure the fultilnent of
their orders out of the present large and well se
lected assortment.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Feb 21-3m 22 Beaver-Street, New York.
The most complete
MANUFACOT ORY
OF GOOD
T IN WARE
In America, can be found at
IWBERRY C. L . C.
HENRY H. BLEASE,
Jan 3 1 tf Proprietor.
MERCHANTS WOULD DO WELL
To call at
BLEASE'S
And eramine his
Tin Ware & Pricesa
Jan 3 I tf
OLD STOVES and OLD STOVE
Piping, old Gutters, old Roofing,
And all old Tin Ware,
Repaired at short liotice, by
jan 8 1 tf ~H ENRY H. ILE ASE.
NEW ROOFING, NEW STOVES,
New Stove Piping, new Guttering,
New Tin for Valleys, &c., te.
All furnished and finiehed, with all of
the newest improvements, by
jan 3 1 tf HENRY II. B3LEASE.
Greenville & Coluinbia i. 1R.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, {
Columbian January 28th, 1866. )
O N and after WEDNES9DAY, the Slst instant,
the Passuger Train. trW be rain daily
(Sunday excepted) as-follows:
Leave Columbia 'at 6.* A.M
' Alston " 11.00 " -
" Newberry " 12.54)' M.
Arrie at Abbe4IHle " 6.00 "
- Anderson " 8.10 "
" Greenville- "- 9.00 " -
Leave Oreenvile at 4.30 A K
" Anderson " 5.34) "
" Abbe$IHe " 7.45
" Newberry " 1.10 "
Arrive at Aiston " 2.5 F. K.
" Columbi' " OO -
There will be about seven m#les of staging still
betwen Fresh)&y's and Alstont asseage-s will
be furniied'with .ticett thr6ngh, including 'the
Road, Stage ad Ferry, 60 pounds baggage only
allowed on the stage to one seat.
J. B. L&SA.L,
Jan SI1 General Superintensdant.
Dissolution9of Co-Paitnership.
NEWNERRY, March 3d, 386&
T HE CO-PARTNERSHI'P of WISKEF43AN &
RING, Wholesale anid Retail Grocers and
Commision Merchantas, is this day DISSOLVED
by mutual consent. The business will hereafter
be conducted by H. C. Wiskeman
H. C. WISKE3IAN,
D. A. RING.
Mar, 7, 10-St.
Oflice Gen'l Sup't., G. & C. RI. I.
COt;UMBa, Feb. 22, 196G6.
ON'and after Monday next, 26th inst., the
JTHIROU.GE FREIGHT BUSINESS will be
RESUMED upon this ROAD.
J. B. LISSALLE,
General Snperu.teudent,
Fb. 28, 9-tf.RE O A .
IREi. .F.OVKISAL.ese aden
'It . F. ATKINSan be seen and een
THE STATE OF -SOMUT o
xviwn Dmc.
Bj J. Peterson, &., OrdinarYtf e
berry Ditrict
EEREAS, URrrlet . Wison ho applo# to'
me for Letters of Administradon, 0 -
all and sfvular the goods and chattels, righa
and credits of John M. Wilson, late of the dssd
aforesaid deceased:
These are therefore to cite and admoAiab -
and singular, tbe- kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me, a
our next Ordinary's Court for the said DlstrK
to be holden at Xe*berxy Court Be,s on the
23 day of April, next,.to Aie- cse, If any
why the said Adwuinistraison Aoid not be
granted.
Given under my hand this '17th d#af f ;
in the year of our Lord one thousand eigU
hundred and sixtv-4ix.
M 2,-13-1t. JOHN T. PETEE;Wi,.x.V.
The State of South Carelian.
NEWBERRY DISTRICT-IN EQUITY.
Ililiard Long and others, r*. Mtry Ans Lm
anid Thos. 1iisor.
r UE ereditors of the estate of Wit isiimD.Tieng,
T are reqnired to render- and- estabfi, -o
oitth, their respective deinand before','n i
before the 1st Apri-. 1866, or -thiey wif 1*406
ela4ed. SILAR JOHNSTONM C.WA
Com 'es Office, March, )19 1846 -
March 1, 1 1-12t, .- $.
Notice of EeetIo .
STATE OF SOtTH CAROLIA-NEWBRET
DIST R ICT.
Ofre (ourt of General Semions ant Comues
1'lercr.
I JOIN T. PETERSON, Ordrery, audM -
1 officio Clerk of said Court,.iapvnsess of
the directions ot the Act of the1gid"le, "i
such.cases made and provided, do heieby give
public notice, that nt election for -Clerk of. Ab!
Court of Gener. Sessions and CoingoMiq= es
for Newherry District, will be held on .Tesdoy,
the Xd day of-April next, at.the'Usualplaves
election throughout the said Dstrict.
Witness my hand at Newberry-Coet He '
this 2Tat day of FebruarD:, 188#W
Jk T. &%TES -
0 &SE of. a.. &b
Feb. 28, 9-5f r
The State .of S- 8 th ca kl
NEWBERRY DISTR1CT--IN EQUITt2
Ex PArte,
Simeon Fair, 1o Pe*?daa
Solicitor of Middle-Circuit. 2isp
SIMEQN FAIR, Esq:, 5olicito r the
SCircult, having this day f iU:b apr11
a "Bill to"perpetuat estinsong Ia
deeds, wils, choses in action and otheW1aps
and records destroyed or lost dertn thei
war.
Ih s Orderedi that *4 permbp ari "doe
ti, and desirous-of aailiag the ieI 4 16e*
benefit of the Act of the GenewlAe1Sbla
such - ease mnade and previded. be et*~
come, bs-fore- the Court,~ and have take y a
petuated, under this -BiII, all.evidenet
they shall produce, on proper application
made before me, SILAS JOEHNS tZI
Commitissioners Office, C.E.N -
January 27, 1866. f$15.O
The State of South CarsIM,
NSWBERRY- ISTRfCT-iN KQOi
Sarak A. Thm a, t. Thojt,4 Spoa 4ui
*Jio. M. 7ompson. -rK
Bill to sell property and to marshal waetm
and iaiblisli their -iesiective claim( on'o..tide.
fore the. Comimisiner, on orn befre die fewesty
sixt.h day of May next, or they will be p'edidsi
SILAS JOB.ESTONE, 0C3.
('o...'. O0fee, Feb. 26, 180k
Feb 28, 9-48m. $
atofJOHN ;00K. E4 c SN
hereby riotified to preseplt tiffi rpet ~
ed to th~ subsedibers, on or'.r*h. f 44
A pril next, as a set~tteluM'iteill be esdi ~
estate shbortWy after dthaistse. And e1 iW tm
io said-estate- will make paymeif as e%t91 s -n
.. J.B. SIMPSONf >
Feb. 28, O-Jt. - -
ALL persons indebted -to iette of N
GOSSON, afcaed-e- requad - a
make payment. imaedeiatelys..Tbe 4
mands will present them, propedty p
or before the 2d day of AprifAegtasta sttem -
will be-settled up-aa soon ago5bl6 .
F e 294 . P. CROK
Two Agricaltural iayer~.$~
SOUTCHERNI GULIVAG,-W.
D. REDXOND and WER N lUTEEEE j
ES,TABLISaFED 151843I.
- Vlues onsnss -agr
Si.x Copies -for.. . . 410 QAn A*em..
By' special arran Cemt,wit..thjJ~
LAMD FAR~MER." another exe -~u
Miibly, published, in1Waldspr~I at
ppersm be&enone9eya- fo9ae
each for $'it-1I)of eah-bo -at -
ubsrier-4 this ase,bo
Feb'28 9.-tfL-Ab
STOOK OF Op.
bci gi inar~oei i t J I~
aidies Dres Ge~ood
DYr Goods,
Fancy Areides,
Crockery WVae,
liard ware,
Blin Bridles,
Sadde es
d ~ arden SWet4
efe., ete.,
- J.P. KINARD~ & SN
J!l&ht#ion df ~oJrtDRer5ip.
rJ'1N copartnership hereto(ore estting between
Ithe un,der.,i"ned 6nderab- ne na nd firm
of GRfERStYY fAf1A TER, Qommrissiou and
F-rwarding rciantsi, Newbeery Court House
Fo. Cs., wa di.somed 9y tWutancousent on the
sttint.
* ?h~ nffxits 5f the nertaenhin wiN be settled by