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At Public Sale. ON TUESDAY, the 21st inst., at the Store of A. Harris, Main St., at 11 o'clock, the following property, viz: One Vacant Lot, on Burnt District, Main Street, One Cow and Calf, One 4 Horse Wagon, One Buggy, One Iron Safe, and sundry other articles, ALSO The unexpired Lease of the O'Neall's Mills about 2 miles from the Court House ,together with lot of sawed lumber. JOS. T. MOORE, August 1, 1866. Assignee. Notice tO the Public. The subscribers are now prepared to do all kinds of repairing in the SHOE LINE, iu the neatest and most expeditious style. 1ug 1 3t I. M. SUBER & CO. A CARD. During my absence from home on Saturday night last a dastardly attempt was made to burn my dwelling. I take this method of returning my hearty thanks to the kind friends who came to the assistance of my family and helped to extinguish the flames. August 1, St. W- H. WEBB. IM3IIGRATION. SUBSCRIBERS to this enterprise, and all who desire still to enter into it, will meet the undersigned agents at Newberry Court House, on Monday 6th, August next, pre pared with the amount of their subscriptions -This is intended to be the final call. GEORGE LARSEN, August 1. SILAS JOHFSTONE. Important to the Ladies? N. R.. E. MAYER'S FOR WASHING "MADE EASY.' WASHING ! WASHING ! WASHING ! Accomplished without Boiling or Rubbing. A Soap for Washing Clothes, the coarsest as -well as the finest and most delicate fabrics, with -out Boiling or Rubbing ; saving in the process, half the time, one thifd the Soap, AND ALL THE FUEL. The Best Soap ever Invented for Washing Pur poses ! 1. Best, because there is no fuel used. 2 Best, because it dispenses with the ordinary labor upon the wash ioard. 3. Best, because "a day's [ordinary) washing' can be done in one half the time. 4. Best,because it takes but one -third the Soap. 5. Best., because the dirtiest or -coarsest garments or fabries can be cleaned tho roughly.mn less than ten minutes. 6. Best, be -cause the finest fabrics can b'e washed without a change of water, and bleached at the same time. 'i.Best, because the ordinary blueing is don.e away with. 8. Best, because no Machinery is used. 9. Best, because it contains nothing what ever to injure the most delicate fabrics. 10. Best, because it is cheaper and superior to any preparation now in use for cleaning Silver. 11. 'Best, -because it is superior to ev"ery article in use for cleaning cut or any other Glass ware, cold water. being used there is no risk of breakage. 12. 'Best, because it is second to none for Toil?et 'use, only wanting to be tried for proof. 13. Best, because as a band soap for Mechanics, Iron workers and Printers, it has no equal. 14. Best, because Paint. Printer's'Ink, Coach greasee Dirt or grease of any kind, can be removed with -out the slightest injury to prints or any color, 15. And Best, because the mest delicate lady can accomplish a family washing in an incredibly short space of' time, c]eaner and whiter than can bdone by the ordinary means of boiling and 1o Saleby LOVELACE &~ WHEELER. aug1 31 tf HAYE YIUPR GINS REPAIRED A T HOME. THlE farmers of Newberry and adjoining Districts can have their Gins repaired at home, by writing to J. M. Matthews at Newberry C. H., who, having long been mi Griswolds employment, and having much experieuce in fixing up and starting Giins, flatters himself that he can give entire satisfaction. Those wanting Gins repaired, especially Georgia Gins, and any one wanting to buy Gins, would do well to let him bear from them soon. All letters received, promply responded to. August 1, 1866 .. THE NEW SALOON, AT THE OLD STAND, Where everything usually found in such an establishment can be procured, such as -Sherry Coblers, Claret Punches, Wine Sangarecs, " White Lyons", &c. Also Iced Lemonades, and Cool Drinks of.every description. SMITH & CHRISTIAN. Aug 1 2,000 A YEAR MADE BY ANY one with ,ol5-Stencil Tools. No experience necessary, The Presidents, Cashiers and Treasurers of 3 Banks indorse the circular. Sent free with samples. Address the Ame rican Stencil Tool Works, Springfield, Ver mont. Aug 1 3mo. THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA-In lEquity-Newberry District. John A. Hender son v Sally Henderson and others-Bill for Partition. It appears to my satisfaction that Joseph W. Caldwe]l and Martha E. his wife resides beyond the limits of this State, on motion of Mr. Fair Comp3. Sol. It is ordered that the said absent defendants do plead, answer or demur to the bill filed in the above stated case, within three month's from the date hereof, or the same will be taken pro con fesso against them. SILAS JOHNSTONE, c. m. iN. D. Comns. ofBee, July 25th 1866. Ang. 1 de3mers12.tfidnctuet NOTICE. ALL persons indepted.to the Estate of John Tedyafter Sale day in September next, in order to sdopt some plan by which the estate may be settled up. Persons holding demands will please frihm ihacp ftesm .on or bfr htdy *'Aug. 1 4t. MARY GALLOWAY, Adm'x. WANTED TO PURCHASE, ONE or Two Hundred Bushels Cow Peas, for which the highest price will be paid in "ash. Call on R . STEWART. Tuly lQ 2 KEROSINE AND GAS STOVES. TEA .A'D CoFFEe BoIrrs, GLUE PoTs, OIL CA's. &C., &C. cfP' All the Cooking fqr a Cg family may be doue with 3 iV- Kerosine Oil, or Gas, E Cff- with less trouble, and ffZ J9 at less expense, than by 3 Q any other fuel. 1 Each article manufactured by this Company is guaranteed to perform all that is claimed for it. ['7 Send for Circular. & Liberal Discount to the Trade. KEROSINE LAMP HEATER CO., Aug 1 tf 206 Pearl Street, N. Y. NEW WOOL CARDS, We have in operation at our Mills, nine miles west of Laurens C. H.,a new and com plete set of Wool Cards, with which we are carding wool, including the finest Merino, with complete success. We have engaged the services of Mr. D, Buckley, of New Jer sey, who as a scientific carder, has no supes rior, he having had thirty years' experience in the Northern States. When oil is furs nished, say one pint or one pound of lard for each eight pounds of wool, we charge in spe, cie or its equivalent, for white wool, 10-, colored, 11k, mixed, 12; and mixed with cotton, 13j cents per pound. Patronage solicited, and satisfaction guar' anteed. We will receive and deliver back every ten days, beginning 10th August,with out extra charge, all wool that may be shipped to us at Newberry C. H., to care R. R. Agent. Wool left with Carwile & McCaughrin, will also be taken and returned every ten days, free of charge. R. S. & J. W. GOODGION. Reference-Carwile & McCaughrin, Dr. Wm. Dorroh. Specimen of Rolls may be seen at C.&McC. Aug 1 4 A PLAN TO RESTORE THE MAIL SERVICE OF THE SOUTIL To the people of Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mis sissippi, Louisiana, Tennessee, Arkansas, Missouri, Florida and Texas. Having recently returned from the South, I am well aware of the great inconvenenc les to which the Southern people are subjected on ac count of the lack ofmafl facilities. This is, to a very great extent, owing to the oath which con tractors are required to comply with,there being but few men at the South who can take it. Hav ing conferred with the proper authorities, (and obtained their approval,) I find that this difficul ty can be obviated and the mails established upon every route at the . outh, and at the highest rates ad.missible for the people of either the \ orth or South. Being a National Union man. (late of North Carolina), by which I mean one that is alike opposed to the heresies of the Extremists North and South, I can take this oath and thus form the connecting link between the Southern people and the United States Government. Th is I propose to do and establish mails on every route at the South now destitute of them as follows: Any person who is desirous of becoming a contractor will addres's me at once, stating the route or routes for which he wishes to become contractor, (stating The extreme points to be conn ected, which, of course, should be on some route heretofore established.) I will then con tract for such route or routes in my own name, and let the parties have them at a diEcount of 2i per cent, on the annual amount for carrying. the mails on said route or routes which will be about 25 cents per mile for a weekly, 50 cents for semi weekly, and 85 cents for a tni-weekly mail-pay ment to be at the close of the quarter. This arrangement will secure the route to the sub con tractor subst antially the same as if it were his own contract, and frequently at a better price than could be obtained in the usual way where there is so muich competition. Persons confiding to my care m.ay rely upon fair dealing. All accepted bids will be entered upon the books of the Post Office .Department, where they will be open for inspection. Persons when making application should send a guaranty signed by at least two guarantors.* The guaranty should be certified to by a post master or a judge of a court of record.t Apphi cants can, if they desire, obtain blank forms, printed by the Government by addressing either the undersigeed or the 2d Assistant Postmaster General, Gieo. w. Mcclellan, who will take pleasure in giving all the information that may be desired. The proposal, [a form of which it is not neces sary to give here,] will be Ailled by the under signed. All communications relative to the foregoing should be addressed to BRYAN TYSON, Box 1000, Washington, D). C. References, [by permission O-G. W. Samson, D. D., L. L.'D., President Columbia College; Hon. Chas. Mason, President National Demo cratic Executive Committee. August 1, 1866 SAVE COST. ALL persons indebted to W. & J. Snlz bacher, M.Foot or myself, will find their notes and. accounts in my hands for collection or settlement. All who fail to settle in a few days may expect to pay cost.. Those who cannot settle by cash, must give new notes July 25i, 3t. W. H. JONES. NOTICE. On and after To-day,the Mill at Newberry C. H., near the Depot, will be prepared t,S grind Wheat, at usual toll (one eighth). Will grind corn at all times or sell corn grist or meal, at $2 per bushel, until further no tice. M. M1LLEN. July 18 3 A COTTON SCREW. BUILD)ER WHO is also competent to direct the build ing of a Gin-House, can get immediate em ployment on furnishing proper recommen-~ dations. CAMPBELL R. BRYCE, July 18 3 Columbia, S. C. NOTICE. ICE on hand at the "Tupper House,"ev ery day. Also, the very finest brandy, whis,key, gin, wines, punches, etc., etc. Mint j'aleps, smashes, cock-tails, etc. And a sme.11 sup ply of the delightful QQQ. J. N. ROBSON, COMMISSION MERCHANT, No. 62 East Bay, Charleston, So. Ca. HAVING ample means for' advances, a business experience of twenty years, and confining himself strictly to a Commission Business, without opera-ting on his own account,he respectfully solIicits consignments of cotton, flour, corn, &c. July 18 3mo. ~MEDIGAL. DR. J. C. CALDWELL.offers his profes sional services to the citizens of the town of Newberry and the vicinity. He can be found at his residence when not profession, alny engaedr .July 18 TURNIP SE.ED A good variety of Fresh and genuine TURNIP SEED just received from David Landreth & Son viz. Landreths improved Purple Toped Yellow f RUTA BAGA% Large GLOBE, fr 'Early DUTCH (White Flat,) Large NORFOLK, Pomeranean GLOBE. White Flat Red TOPED. Just received and for sale low by b LOVELACE & WHEELER. ni July 25 tf. C pl KEROSENE OIL. t I Barrel of splendid Kerosene Oil and Lamps and Lamp Chimneys, just received and for sale by - LOVELACE & WHEELER. July 25 tf. The subscribers beg leave to inform their friends and the public that they can at press ent be found at the Jewelry Store of Mr. E. S. Bailey, in front of the Hotel. They have ei now in store a full assortment of Drugs, B Medicines, Chemicals, Fancy Goods, etc., to T which they invite the attention of purchasers. T Fresh additions to their stock received every U week. Ti Prescriptions carefully filled day or night. At night Dr. Pratt and Mr. P. G. McGregor may be found at the Hotel. Pi PRATT, JAMES & CO. July 25 4t. - Maifrasses Made &Repaired!!1 William Johnstone, (Freedman) most re spectfully announces to the citizens of New, S berry and surrounding country that he is si prepared to make complete, new mattrasses, al and repair old ones. He will warrant all work to give entire satisfaction. He can refer to a number of ladies and gentlemen. P Please leave orders with Mr. Silas John, b stone, Comn. in Equity, or at the H erald Of, & fice. July25t. p AGENTS WANTED FOR THE LIFE AND g CAMPAIGNS OF b GENERAL (STONEWALL) JACKSON. le By Prof. R. L. Dabney, D. D., of Va. c THE Standard Biography of the Itnmortal L~ Hero. The only edition authorized by his widow. The author a personal friend and Chief of Staff of the Christian Soldier. We. want an agent in every county. Send for circulars and see our terms. Address a NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., s< July 18 214 Seventh St., Richmond,Va. s S( .A. M. Wicker ALTHOUGH BURNED OUT HAS ARISEl a FROM THE ASHES ! P Will open next week back of the brick al store formerly oocupied by Dr. Gonin. And respectfully begs of his old friends their P former patronage. His varied stock will cons t sist of every thing in his line a before the b fire. Viz: Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Soda, Ada- tV mantine Candles, Mackerel, Herrings, Sar dines, Oysters in cans, Cheese, Crackers and assorted Biscuits sweet and plain-mix ed and spiced Pickles, and Macaroni. Nuts of all kinds, and a good assortment of Candy. b Also Citron, Currants, Raisins, Almonds, Figs, Nutmegs, Spice, Pepper, Ginger, Cloves, Mace, and Table Salt and Salt in Sacks. Tobacco of all kinds, Smoking and Chewing, Cigars of every quality, Pipes, and Parlor Matches. A great stock of Dye Stuffs, d Indigo, Madder, Log Wood, Copperas, Fig F blue, Blacking and Shoe brushes, &c., &c. .Toys of every style for the Boys and Girls in endless variety. Fruits of every kind in season, and almost every thing usually kept in a well regulated Grocery Store. All the above things will be sold cheap for cash. July 18-tf. A. M. WICKER.c THE CENTRE OF ATTRACTION FOR THE LADIES IS NOW AT MRS. J.SCMWARZ'S MILLINERY DRY GOODS EMPORIUM, Store formerly occupied. by Miss M. Hogan, and A. Harris, at the corner.T MRS. J. SCHWA'LZ takes pleasure in an nouncing to the Ladies of Newberry and vi- 01 einity, that she, has purchased the stock of Millinery, (Mr. A. Harris's,) from the Assig-. re nees, and fitting up the store in handsome style, bes3id.es largely adding to stock, both re in Millinery and Dry Goods, she is pre pared to sulit them in the most satisfac tory na.nner, either as regards material, charaecter of work and prices, and respect fully invites their attention. A Fresh Supply of LADIES' HATS, RIBBONS AND FLOWERS, DERBYS, GIPSEYS, HAMILTONS, I PROM1ENADES,fi CANTONS, SEAaSIDES, SUN,DOWNS. Illusion, Crape and Straw BONNE TS, of all colors and sims. Also, Bonnets Pressed, C4eaned and Alter, re ed with despatch. . H DRY GOODS and FANCY GOODS. th July 18 tf f J. John A. Chapmnan, ot Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Equity, G Will attend to all business entrusted to his care. Office at Bookstore. . Newberry C. H., S. C, July 25 tf. NOTICE is hereby given that application A will be made at the next session of the Lega islature, to vest in B. F. Landrum, all the ol right, title and interest of Christian Breiths on aupt, dec'd, or of his heirs, in and to the - tract of land lying in Edgefield District, on waters of the Savannah River, and Horse Creek, and bounded by lands of Kessiahi Sweorngaree, A. C. Turner and others,lately es occupied by Bartlett W. Hatcher, dec'd, deM to vised to him by his father, John Hatcher, in dec'd. Said land having been escheatedi to th thn W toaf Santh Crona. .Tuly 18 3m. Especial Notice. We have this day reduced the price on all of our fine Ladies' Wear-such as Gaiters, Bootees, Buskins, Slippers, &c., &c. We do this in order to make room for our ll stock. 1. M. SUBER & CO. N. B.-The abo've goods we warrant free om pasteboard and all such trash. July 18 tf. he Newberry District Bible Society, WILL hold their annual meeting in New, arry on Saturday the 4th day of August' ext, at 10 o'clock A. M., in one of the hurches in town. Notice of the time and ace will be given by the ringing of the bell. All the members, and persons interested in ie distribution and circulation of the Bible e earnestly. invited to attend. HENRY SUMMER, Chairman of Executive Committee. July 25, 1866. LIMESTONE SPRINGS FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL. Rv. W. CURTIS, LL. D., PRINcIPAL. THE REGULAR ENSUING SESSION OF this SCHOOL will commence on the fourth Wed., nesday of this month, the 25th instant. Terms for five months, payable in advance, the" in Specie or its equivalent in currency: oard, including lights, washing and fuel..$75.00 uition in English and the Classics......... 25.00 aition in Primary Department................... 15.00 essons on the Piano or Guitar.................. 25.00 se of Piano ............................................. 2.50 uition in French or the Modern Languages, each.. ..................... .... 20.00 Each Pupil must bring one pair of sheet and l]x,v cases, towel and drinking cup. July 25, 1866. 6t. NOT GONE UP, But we have gone down town, where -e have the remnant of onr stock, saved -om the recent fire, and- also a good as >rtment which we have added to our ,ock the past week, and still receiving most every day. We have dress goods, white goods, rints, hosiery, gloves, ribbons, belts,and elt ribbons and buckles, notions, &c., c., also pure Irish linen, bird eye dia er, towels, table damask, &c., and for ents wear broad cloth, casimers, hats, oots, shoes, .&c., pocket and table. cut ry; spoons, blacking, lamps, cotton trds, cotton yarn, Batesville shirting,J. shirting, bleached homespun. Groceries. Bacon, lard, sugar of various -qualities rid prices, coffee, Liverpool salt, bar >ap, toilet and shaving soap, candles, ;arch, pepper, soda, chewing tobacco, ~arfiletti and Virginia Pride smoking bacco, besides many other necessary ticles not mentioned, all of which we ropose to sell low for cash or harter. We feel very thankful to our friends, rd the public generally, for the liberal atronage so kindly extended to us here >fore, and hope by strict attention to usiness &c., to merit acontinuance of 1e same. LOVELACE & WHEELER, rain st., to Depot, under Herald office. P. S. We will purchase for cash, or arter for country produce. L. & W. July 11-tf. Notice to Trespassers. I forewarn all persons, white or black, ay or night,from Hunting or Fishing on my 'lantation. W. B. McKELLER. May 23-21--6m. WILLIAM R. SPEARMAN,. Attorney at Law-Law Range, New herry, G. H., S. C. ifers his services to the citizens of this rid adjoining districts. -June 27 W. A. Elmore, Nianufacturer of Saddles, Bridles, Harness, c., &c., &c., Four miles Soufh of New eIry C. H. Repairing done with' neat ess and dispatch. May 23 3mo. MEDICAL CARD. DRs. RU.FF & POPE, HAYING formed a Partnership for the c~actice of Medicine and Surgery, respectfully nder their services to the citizens of the own and District of Newberry. They can be found during the day at their flce over Maj. L. J. Jones' Law Office. Dr. Ruff can be found at night at his sidence. Dr. Pope can be found at night at the sidence of Mrs. Helen O'Neall. Newberry C. H., S, C., July 25,1866 2m Corn,. Eice, Potatoes, &c. 2,000 lbs Rangoon rice, to's Carolina Rice, 50 bbls Super Flour. 20 "C Irish potatoes $4 pr bbl. 2 crates Crockery (assorted.) ALSO, 7,000 bus. wht. provision Corn in store in ts to suit purchasers. Orders promptly led. BROWN & SCHIRMER, -Main St., Volger's New Store. July 25-2t. SHERIFF'S SALE. BY virtue of a writ ofFieri Facias, to me di eted, I will oil'er for sale, before the Court ouse door in the Town of Newberry within e.legal hours of sale, tract of land containing uir hundred acres, more or less, bounded by nids of W. E. Hardy, Mrs. Nance, J. B. Glenn C.' Gross, Mrs. Henderson, Dr. Holmes and hers, levied on and sold as the property Geo. Ashford at the suit of P. W. Chick vs. so Ashford. Terms of sale, Cash. .Win. W. HOUSEAL, 5. !?. D. Sherif's Office July 16, 1866. Y. J. POPE, TTORNEY AT LAW&MAGISTRATE, Dffers his Professional services to the Citiaens ewherry and adjoining Districts. Offiee .Law Range. July 25 2t, Notice. All persons having demands against the tate of Frederick S. Boozer are requested hand them in to the subscriber, and all debted immediately to make payment to e same. JA S. A. CROTWELL, July 18-3t, Adm'r. 4 New Furniture Store OPPOSITE THE MARBLE YARD. We expect to keep constantly on hand, acom plete assortment of the following articles, viz: Sofas, Tete-a-tetes, Divans, Chamber Setts,-Different Styles. Bureaus, Wash Stands,l Rocking Chairs,-From common to finest, Matrasses, Toilet, Saloon,Folding&Extension Tables, Bed-steads, Trundles, Cribs, Cradles. A good variety ofCane,and Wooden-teatChairs, and Children's Rockers, Dining and Nursery Chairs, also Merchant's St ools. We will also-keep Wall Papering and Window Shades, and furnish Looking-Glass Plates for old frames. Having had several years' experience in this business, we feel confident that. we can sell as cheap as any house in the State, and hope that all our old friends will call and examine our stock. July 251m JOHN R. LEAVELL & CO. REMEMBER WHEN YOU VISIT COLUMBIA, TO LOOK IN AT B.E. JACKSON'S Drug Store, WHERE CAN BE FOUNI) A CHOICE SELECTION OF Drugs, Medicines, Perfumery, - Fancy Articles, Kerosene Lamps, &e. June 25 5t VISITORS TO. COLUMBIA, Will find it to their interest to call as C9 .F. JACKSON A FULL ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS, DRESS TRIMMINGS, and -all other articles in this line, Besides CLOTHING, HATS, and a large variety of other GOODS can at all times be found there. Prices cheap. May 22 2mo. JACOB SULZBACHER 8t O, Wholesale and Retail Dealers i BOOTS, SHOES, UMBRELLAS, LADIES' & GENTS'FURNISHINGGOODS, MILINERY GOODS, HOOP SKIRTS, Groceries, Segars, Assembly Street, between Plain &n Washington -COLUMBIA; S. C. Dec. 13 Now is the Time to Buy GHEAP GOODS, AS I WILL.CLOSE OUT The Following Articles at a Sacrifice!I 10 PIeces coFTd Alpaca 60c per yard, 1rorth tL( 25 " Foplins, 85o " ' 60 25" Printed worsted, 27 " " 40 15 " Barege,, 25" " 6 10 " do 50 " " 75 25 " l'rintedEaslins, 30 " " 56 20 " Debage, 45' 75 50 Mantillas, 88,00 eadb " 7.00 50 do 6,00 " " 10,0() 24 SummerShawls 4,50 " " 9,0() 24 do do 4,00 " 2 -,00 . 50 Pair Sleeve Setts, i,25 per sett ' 2,50 50 " " 1,50 "C " 3,00 500 Pieces Lawn Fdkfr 15 each "30 300 Pr coP'd Kidl Gloves, 1,00 per pair " 200 (Best make,) 1000 Ladies paper collars, 3 piece for & centir Afld a great many other articles tmentioned her'e, at pifoportionate rces. Come and see for yourselves. pcfly JACOB STERlK, 2d door from the corner in .the Newberry Hotel Building. July 25,1866 Deceased Soldiers of South Carolina. CoLUMBnA S. C. With the partial resumption of mail faeil ities, I again, under appointment of the Legislature, request the names of all who died in service, of disease, from accident or wounds, or who fell, in battle. Give the name in full-Dis'trict--Rank-Company Regiment and arm of service-Date and cause of death-where he died and age. The Record cannot be completed without the assistance of all.who take an interest in this memorial. Especial.ly to our returned soldiers do I niow make this appeal. If 'it be but a 'single name you can furnishi, send it to me at once. WM. J. RIVERS, July 18-3t. State Agent for Recording,&c, Dentistry Free of Charge. .T. T. Moore, willfllback ieeth with Tin Foll, free of charge, and Front. Teeth with Gold for ffy cents, each, and extract teeth for fifty cents, for all who desire his services, at July 25 2t. DE. McKELLER'S Office. NO1I0E. THE undersigned respectfnlly announces to the citizens of ]Newberry, and surrounding country, that he is now fully prepared to fill all orders for Sash, Doors, Blinds, Windoiv and Door Frames, Moulding and Cornice. Plaining, Tongue and Grooving, and all kinds of Scroll Work, etc., on the shortest notice. Terms Cash. W. A. CLINF'e July25, ~