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From he-Milwaukee WIsconsi. Lve Laughs at Bots.a<Bars A kq~sSon d4 a Landlord's " M!gt.arriage-Fwo gn o there is.a banker. fth ke a son. and that sob, asall.bankers' Sons will to,l'arned to love. The ojeet i_pon whom was centered his af fection ws a lovely young lady, the daughter of a landlorc wbose inirii ia notd" place ~of -eser% in Kenosba. Our young ba.iker 'yed with a loshat was nore th* lo*ie and the bbjoet .was wgH rei ; the devotion,=for she returned tha.t love in earnest. of trui4leve there y ltubing blo.k. In this case it was the ydung la dv's father--- Matter of fact, ear cin in g nfie 'German --whom 'lftpofQur readers who travel in the direction of $enosh know by Mt oenlj did he not ad S -he yomn banker, bu. he. had-formed.otherprojects for his daughter.; he had promised her to -,another, older in-yeurs, and whose -dhv 'bags groaned with the a 'weight of their.. eQn.tents. The oung banker was forbidden the -:oase; the=young lady- was told 6 "mx see him she tra Aoved o re dthe. favQred zi.ter Se!ood rir open- doors a' e a idhis da vs#bis. Uwas j uin-tbat the -yeung git j iain that -tbpe urged his claimsz; :i v n that the. young ladV e_ knees and pmyed (Edaded not h r a.in vain. The '& art.'as as hard. as stone ife:had et-nined tha h aagh%r3d we3alt. *i and-othiag would - mi' lZ seemed a for the confiding loving t=bud.what (doukli'4Thy (10 bptnit,p}tieng1g, trustipg to e~n4 i1gbde.sS wbich over-such' o L bats? 1 te.of Airs ha rown too. serious.. A p Sf mStool A.siletween te ' ..yo It -was ,5th n 'onwas arf-a htA heis ensesb~y' desh Itone, some migh?t do it, and, w'hena nes. .they were joined -in holy. That night; lasbaaturdayuiht 4~k tarease*o e pi' ts h * hotel --timemding softly, that no' ar ar was .an -attendant ~h~hear*-had-bb4 fenhied, &ai4or wourd aid the 'yoting las~ .dier than see her heart bre ~ I .k ad he came after' her' "vi.th 2lan outsike, and he h'ad been bI~e f -LourYj .pp'rhaps :two of ' em, whistling to keep his up.: Eesa- ths-yomtg -- quickly coming forth.' -His hart was lighsened inra,momnent. Tlewas a sligh? pressaIre o.f the '2ands; tere -wat th6.*met 1 to-paiko s lips I, there - ~a hMlfset.her'ed sou4nd, such ten cannot describe;? here ~~3ite whispr~ of' "hasf'e f' A oving~ pai?, his arm her .waist, and:hor-form ues tling closely't- his and. the ser vant, whogei1em had been tonela '.sand who carried- the m'rpak onck al e ut for t,he ijpot. fwfriends who eanld be' 'truste&'were therorroit a few. It was 'after- one Q'eloek at night.' t .heavene~ .were ,dark . d Sbetokenirig a storm. Th.e: o eotstood like'a solemn sea tit to bi-east"' airyth'ino that b_ atarenw.oeie, t~stce set abd7it h4a work, and -t We were. bQnad forether in bonds the strongest. It ~was a' romantierscene.. 1n that almost tptal darkness, where a blush e*i@d,no"beleen, but where the ecoo the justice's voice and the 1servefts responses of the pair seemed very loud and very ear nest, they were joined together and were made very happy, the work being scarcely completed ere the incoming train could be heard. The new bride askedif'the knot was tied so 1tird 'hat her father could not untie it, and, when told that it was, threw her arms about her husband's neck and wept. The banker rejoiced that there was so much happiness in the world, and hoped, at the sa.me time, that the stern parent would get no inkling of what transpired until the train hod borne the loving pair away. He handed the husband a little roll of $500, and he handed the wife a roll of like amount, and he kissed her and shook him by the hand, and as the train touched the platform. he put them on board and, with an earnest "'God bless you," he saw' the train de part and in a moment disappear m the darkness, and he and the friends turned away and went to their homes. The train, without an accident, , bore the young couple to this city, niorning. They received the cor gratulatiois of numeres frienda, and this morning they -left for. a tour at the North, among rela tives.- - -WASmNGTON, Aiigust- 18.-The Commissioner ofinternal Revenue has rendered the following. de eision :Th~e interest of any suc cessor to arise froin the sale of any real es-tate, under ' any trast for the sale thereof, shall be deem ,d A sucee:sion; ehargeable with duty; and the duty -shall be paid hy-the person having control of the funds. If A -wills - .-1,0g, and for-want of personal-property the executor sells real _estate to. pay the legacy mQnie -arising from suoh safe, itis deemed a succession, qn whieh executor must pac tax. Any person hvi g an- interest in any-instrument unstamped or im properly staniiped, may present it to the Collector, with the proper stamps, and $50 penalty, which .attiealiZes "the instrument, nd the Collcetor must note the date and fact on the margin of the in strument. The Collectorinust re rait the fine, on evidence that the stamp. was innocently or ignorant ly ounitted. This application, how ev.er-mnst be m'de within three months of the making of 'the in strumdht.L -- '-e - The..Fal Elections. Tenessee and Kenticky have Jed off-in_ _hat are :commoUly termed the :Fall elettions.' - The neitr -electien ' will be'-: thht_ of .Ver oit wlilch will occur on the a of September ; aad'-the day- af ter,Califbrni* -Willo ow. A. - few days afte-t"rd, on. fh 9th of Sep .toe er, Maine will be heardkom. Near1y- a month i4t hen elapse, at3the end of w hE time tie States of Pennsylvania,Indianaand Ohio, will enggQ.in t e.political strug gle-their day .ef election being the 8th of October. Next will eoane th"eleotions~-that bcuvie on the first T.esday of Novembcr, ih bli. Tig.are Ne.w York, Tew J4rse, IDlfwat, Ma nd, Massachtsetts Michigan +W;on Missouri, and, evadai. Colprasio U.v'sete tl1thia~rf orner, whi&h wjilhe th-ed is'tk ofMalI dIeCtionfs. It MWill be seen, there Tore, that thire is sufficipt ntats ialrto k'eep np-a coutinuous-polit ~ich'yreiteneit until- somewhe'e. 3sasU Enrrons'.-Thq.lfieds of Cipr. S.D(CKJET of '?otaa,s; (he besvv uoldewind tero-o may battles, respecjidlly nomite.hum as a candidatelor the 6ffio of ~Tax.Coidese of t'bis District,: tieeing that his'uaominattea will prov'e-hly accep)table; .Marek 20-, 1a. -MA - FRIEWD&. -Mamsus. EDrroad: Yoi-wifl 'ple.as an aiucfr Y. GIST, as.a capidIUate for a eseat in the next-dssign,Of:6ur.Sgt Legisa-' :'re. - - PARUEM OF NEWBE: '. ~ Massas. DIThat:-.3oU wrll' plekse as. nounce NATHAN,!. JOH~NSONsas a can ' ~It-fortheodIee of-4Ieak of CNurt, of tile Diiiriclet( lierberry, fbr 'te next ensaing term. - MANf - fRIEDS. M)I.Errons-3y nominating Mr. DAN1FIE?W:HVRBLER as a candidate for Tax Collector of Newberry 1District, y6u will oblige his many W ARM FRIENDS. MEsoss Enrtoas :.fon will please any% unnc i D>.43MJH, as a candidate for the olee 0 Taix Collector, Netherry )lstrictr and obige .-.. .MAY FRIENDS. May 2,.188. MasasErrous : Yareuthorie&40 am IMSco JOH W.'.CUNs ai'as cadte'fd rthe oe rax Colctor ewbrry e. a4 aie rdin elecon.. esaget ever K wsn qDfutPe fo nofinae. LIMiLS * 3ltb ncsudAi e ca'-idate QCAt,akGofetr o h elein *gfii.a oie.- 8-e, I-86.' ANY.RND. Rislts XrTons-Pleaae - announce Mr. JAGO)B ~ LER asa candidate for the of, &tec.oT*ax Cblietor, for the ensuiaig term, arin eeryrespect iqualifieti and worthy'of the oMice, eindoblige - ..LU -TIMlES. --Inuss. Epjyers.-You wIl -pleae ati, nounce 'EROKAS .. CROMiaR as a candi date for Ia Collector Newberry District. at the nt electiojg. MOLLO HON-, -bdpt-12 ' Jan,kson's Universal Watshing CJomnpound ! The washing for a family of twenty per Sons may be completed before break-fast, t.hg clothes out to dry, the house in good ordei and comiforf,able for the day, and the family saved frm washing-day annoyances. Whc would- not wish to have such comforts! TafiibtCompound is rapidly taking- the placi of all soaps, wherever introduced. It is chemi;alpreparation for washing clothes the coarsest, ais well as the finest and muos1 delicate fabrics, with little rubbing or boil ing ; saving in the process MORE THAN ONE HALF THE COST OF SOAS, anid but one-quartel of the time and labor is required to do th4 same amount of washing as with the beel of soaps. IT WILL WASH IN H ARD OR SOFT WATER. Clothes need boiling buit a few minutes and but very little if any rubbing with th< hands, thus avoiding their wear upon the wash-b-- -d. It does not injure the fabric on the conitrary, it preserves and fixes the colors, and will remove paint, grease oi stains of all kinds. Give it a trial and yoi will use nothing else. IROBERT Y. LEAVELTJ, Agent, Newberry, C. H., So. Ca. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA In Equity-Newberry District. David Werts vs. Pamela Noble, Amanda Nobb and others. Bill to sell lands to pa; debts. The creditors of William F. Noble, de ceased, are required to render on oath and establish their respective demands agains the estate of said deceased, before the Comn missioner, on or before the twenty-fifth da; of August instant. CosSILAS JOHNSTONE, c.E. N D. ofie a, Au,,. 1-.3. 3t.e Charleston Advertisements. rOD DR C. . PANKNIN, - Charleston, S. C. December '5 1 yr h otels. Newberry Hotel. THIS HOTEL taving changed hands, has been thoroughly renovated and refitted, and the subscriber earnestly solicits the attention of the public to the fact. A new and elegant BAR ROOM is at, tached to the house. Choicest wines, liquors and-cigars can always be b ad. J. -P. POOLE, Proprietor. Nickerson's Hotel. COLUMBIA. S. C. PASSENGERS.arriving in Columbia on the different Raikoads will find Ornrbusses, Carriages andBaggage Wagons in readiness tWeonvey them to and 1rorp this Hotel -free of ctarge... ~-.: : Responsible Persons in attendance to receive checks and Raggage. - T.-4ICKERSON, PROPRIETOR. COR!ER QUEEN AND MDEE7IQSTS1 = Oharlestori, S. C., . This well known first class Hotel 'has just, freI thorotihly repaired, refitted and re furniabed; And is-now ready for the acco .. modaticn of-the- .travelling public, whose patronage is-respectfully .solicited. - Qoaches always in readiness to convey paasengers/to and froni tiiotel. - ' The Proprietor promises todo all- in his power for the comfort of his guests. JOSEPH PURCELL, Nov 7 Proprietor. CH ARLEIBTN IIO>TL, ,CHARLESTON, S.C. - TS popular apd well k'onor Hotel has been newl-y furnislied throughout by- the present. Proprietor,, .to has pee~n sixteen years connected wifthe%stablishment. W' WHITE, PoRRIETroR. CHA RLEs A. M ILLE R, Cashiera.. - April 4, 1866-14. No. 103, East BaygCfurJestonl,S &0 a ..ON TNa!EPA SYSTEM, The boarder r- 16d.ger renting his room, and eat.ing where le' pleases. Attached to the-house is a fine.'.lSETAURANT- wllere they best of-fa're of.3py and ivery -kind, and at moBessonablenrtes, can be'had. This ,plan is esdlycaied oti in-New York andis found to be most convenient, and particulsaHy adspted'e business mren, The roomns are large,>aiiy. - nd well furfislied, and every attentionv will be given to render satisfaction. -*say 9, 19-t4. WAVERIY HOUSE, 256, IN THE FEND-OF KING-STREET, CHARLESTON,8S,C. THIS pleasant locate'd Itoase is owr .open for the aenm ton -ofpermanent and trans Ieatbdardes.s - . rs. . J.-FANDY.* L. A. RUFF. -PLANTES HOTEL, -Newly furnished aud refitted, unsurpassed byany hotel'South,. wis retinpened to the puieOctob~er 8, I860. - pubTh~ T. S.~Nicketson, - . . Proprietor. I,ate'of'the Mills- Rouge, Charleston, and Proprietor dV Niglerson's-Hotel, Colum' bia, S.'C. PAVILION HOTEL, Charle'ston, S:QC Teave~.piopulas 'Hote is oe o h apeoowmodition of ty 'lavelhing Public, Board, p.r -day, $3.00 Mzs. 15.. BUTTERFIELD, k. BUff1'ERFIELD, Proprietr'ess. Superintendent, Novemnber Central Hotel. From and after this date, the "Shiver House,'' will be knto ,w the above name. The patronage rece?v 'by the present pro prietress has been sorgratifyving that~ she is determined to enlarge her business and give to it a distinctive title. The travelling public will be accommo dated promptly and well; an unexception able-table always be kept ; attenitive ser. vants will attend to individual wants, and no-effort be spared to preserve the reputa tiaore whcl he present management has en. devrdto preserve. MRS. D. C. SPECK, Dec. 19 tf. Columbia, S. C. STEVENS HOUSE, 21, 23, 25 & 27 Broadway, N. Y Opposite Bowling Green. ON TilE EUROPEAN PLAN. T HE STVENS HOUSE is well and widel' know tothetraveling public. The locatioi is especially suitable to merchants and' businese men ; it is in close proximity to the business pari of'the city-is on the highway of Southern ani Western travel-and adjacent to all the principa: Rlailroad and Steamboat depots. TH E STEVE'tS HOUSE has liberal accomoda tions for over 3'0 guests--It is well furnished, ans possesses every modern improvement for the comfort and entertainment or its inmates. The rooms are spacious and weillventilated--provide with gas and water-the attendance *is p rompi ,and repctu-and the table is generously pro vided with every delicacy of the season-al moderate rates. The rooms having been refurnished and re modeled, we are enabled to offer extra facilitiel for the comfort and pleasure of our Guests. GEO. K. CHASE & CO. PRoPrIzToRs. June 5-23-6mo. LAUJRENS RAILROAD, Entirely lNew Schedules Offce Laurens R. R., 1 Ihurens C. H., S. C., July 17,1867. J ON AND AFTE[i Monday next 22d inst., the Trains will run over this Boad as follows, unti further notice: Leave Laurens at 5 o'clock, A. M., on MON. DAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, and arrive at Newberry at 3.1 o'clock A. M. Leave Newberry on MONDA YS W EDNES DAYS and FRIDAYS, connecting with boti trains on the G. & C. B. R., at Helena Shop. JOSEPH CREWS, WE iVHVE- USED GALLI GIA 'S PILLS, and find they will do- all that is claimed for them, and cheerfuxlly recommend theni to public lavor. T. 11. . AATh, Ex-Governor of Alabama. J. W. A SANFORD. Att'y Gen' ofAlabama. I:tylli"C DoUGH1ERTY, . Judge Supreme Court Alabama. From THOMAS J. Juro, Judge Supreme Court. IIIAVE USEDGALLIGHAN'S PILTA on my plantation, for Fever and Ague, and tiad them all that is claimed for them TIIOS. J JUDGE Montgomery, Ala., September 29. 1858. LoWDIS CouNrY Alabama. GALLIGIIAN'S FEVER.AND AGUE PILLS will do. They are decidedly the best medicine for Chills and Fever I ever gave. I would not be without-them for five times the price. J. A. GRAIIAM. AMERICUS, April 17 1867. ONE BOX OF GALI{GHAN'S PILLScured me perfectly of Chills and Fever. - They are the best medicine for Chills and Fever I ever saw. A. G. RONNALDSON, Clerk Superior Court, Sumter County, Ga. M1ONrOOMERY ALa., JWAy.-0 GENT: 9,1866. MESSRS. -BLUiT &IHALE GENTS: I have used your GALLIGHAN'S PILLS on two occasions for Chills and. Fever, and find that they effect all that they are intends ed to do. They are the best remedy for the dis ease that I have ever tried. 1 consider. theta perfectly reliable. Respectfully, DAN'L SAYRE. Grand Sec. Grand Lodge of F. and A. M. of Ala. AL.ANY, GA. - March 11, 1867, I HAVE USED GAtL1GHAN'S PILLS in forty cases of Chills and Fever, with perfect success.- They, are the best Fever au-d Ague Pills-put up. - - .A. B. FANT. Wiolesale in Charleston, by GOODaICa, WINE MAN & Co., No. 153 Neeting street. -Wholesale in New York by McKasso* & RO$ -3T8, IIAnRaL, RISLEY & Co. -And by all Druggists in Newberry. -BLOUNT & HALE, Proprietors, Juste 5.28 6m. Moutgomery, Aif BILLIARD SALOON, and BAR ROOM. The undersigned -haviqg bandsomely re-. -fitted-and furnished- their establishment, are preparei&to etitertain custome_s in first-rate order. - All the fancy drinks: carefully put up. Families supplied with tee. fcid water tspensed to the thirsty free of charge. SMITH & CHRISTIAN. June12 - WEMOVAL. LEWIS BUTLER, FASHIONABLE BARBR and HAIR D)RESSER, -RESPECTFUL-LY announces to the gen-. tlemnen oftNewberry, that he has removed to the room in the rear of the Newberry Hotel, where he-uwill-be-happy-to wait uport :al in i.he exercise of his, profession. His object is to pe'ase-tlie most fastidious twste, -and the keeping of his shop shall be after the most uneiceptionable style. Shav'ng, Trimming, Shampooing, and Hlairdying executed in the most approved. inanner. .-Jan. 23-4-tt. AMAZOKJL " BLEASE'S RETREAT." Meals and Lodgings furilshed. The Bar is supplied with the best of Brano. dies, Whiskies, Ac. Juleps, Smashes, San garees, Punches, Coblers, Lyons, Cock-talis, &c., &c., nicely spiked and Iced. Jane 12 . ,T. E. S-rzNEouL.-- ALLA3 XAcAUr' 8TENNOUSE & MACkiULY. Soimisslon -Merchants, -Forathe sale of Cotton, Cotton Yarns, SheetW ings, 3 aval Stores, etc.., and for4he purchase of. Mierohandise generally, 24 Pearl Street; New Yorgk - 18G8 - Conslinents- tons fem any point-in the South ully protectet by Insuranoe as soon as shipped. ang 1ly Tha subscribers are now offring to sup ply residen,ts of Newberry, and vidinity, with their. Superior Wagons,. M!ahufactured at GREENVILLE, S. C. These Wagons are of the best material a fnd workinanship. Onie,'Tao, Three, Four, Five and Six Horse are always on hand, ready made, and -any description of wagon will be made - to order on short notice. -Orders for wagons may be left with Carwile & McCaughrin, Newberry S. C. - GOWER, COX, MIARKLET~ & CO. Greenville S. C. May 15-20-3mo. Louis Schodair, Having removed to the CORNER STORE ON MAIN STREET, formerly occupied by A. Harris, and directly opposite Messrs. Wiskemnan & Wilber, would respectfully in . form the ladies and citizebs generally, that he is prepared to furnish, Dinner, Supper, Pie-nic and WVedding Parties, awith every kind of CAKES and PASTRY, at short notice, such as Of Nogat, Almond, Cocoanut, Macroi Orange, ke.,,acrn, Iced and Ornamented OAKES. BCharlotte Russe, Jelly and Blanc-mange, Cream and Swiss Merainquos, Fruit Merain quo, Vaeherin, Polonnaise and Jelly Cakes. Also on band Fresh Fruit, Pound and Sponge Cakes, Jelly Rolls, Sugar Buiscuits, Jumbles, Ginger Snaps and Nuts, Rock Cake, Love Kisses, &c., Fresh Bread and Assorted Pies, Every Morning. Sweet rolls, and'I'ea bread baked to order. He will also have a fine assortment of FRENCH and other CANDIES of his own manufacture. Having fine ovens, bake pans, and his material being of the best, and terms very moderate, he respectfully solicits a share of THE EWBERRY HERALD. HH HH HH HH HH HH HHH HH HH -HH HH '. HH HH HH' 3UBSCRIBE FOR IT! EEEEEEEE EEEEEEEE EE .EEE EE EE. EEEEEEEE EEEEEEE 18 LUIE IjOLUNS. RRRRR$ RRRRRR RR R RR' RR RRRRRR RR RK RR RR EE RE~R - CONTAJNIN8 Local, -Political, Mis cellaneoums Agricul turail News, and Markets. * AA . AAAA AA'A. AA AA AAAAAA AA AA AA AA A AA ONLY $31 RANM I LL LL. LL - - LiJLLLLL ILLLLLI>D A Go~od Advertising Medium! Cirenlates Extensively ! DDDDDD DDDDDDD DDi DD DD DD *DD DD) 1DDDDDD - D1DDDD - - + - - TAKE IT! 'Twill do you good! TAKE IT ! 'Twill do your family good ! TAKE IT ! 'Twill do your friends good! TAKE IT! In .Doses once a week for Twelve Months ! AND IT WILL DO US GOOD! JOB PRITING, IN EVERY YARIETY ! EXECUTED) Sentig, (heapig antd QuichIg. TERMS CASH. T. F. & R. H. GRENEIGR. ItEMOVA L A. Ms WICKER'S Confectionary and Grocery STORE. I take pleasure in calling the attention of my friends and customers to the fact that I have removed into my NEW' BRICK BUllDING on the corner in front of my old store, and have fitted it up in an ele:ant manner and have now on hand the completest and Best Stock of Fancy Confectionary and Goods generally to'be found Anywhere. The attention.of little folks-as well as big ones is called to my beautiful assortment. Hoping to receive a continuation of the very liberal patronage heretofore extended, I return gratefnl thanks for past kindness. March. 20 12 tf. A. M1. WICKER. Fisk's Metallic Burial Cases1 THE SUBSCRIBER has constantly on hand a fulH assortment of the above approved cases, of different patterns, besides coffins ei his own make, all of which he Is prepared to turnish at very reasonable rates, with promptness and despatch. Persons desirous of having cases .sent by railroad will have them sent free of charge. A Hearse js always op band and will be furnished at the rate. of $10 per day. Thankful- for past patronage, - the sub scriber respectfully asks for a continuation of the same, and assures the public that no effort on his part will be spared to render the utmost satisfaction. R. C. C H APMAN. Newberry S. C:, July 31. .STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. NEWBERBY DlSTRIQT-IN rQUITY. George Bromn. -surviving F}x'or of .DanT. T. Cureton; dec'd, vs. Sarah Curetwn, Adm'x of James Curetion, dec'd, and oohers. - Bill for Instruction, Relief, Account and In= junction. It-appearing to my satisfaction that Josiah - S. Harmon, and Sarah C., his- wife. defeu dants in this case, reside beyond- the limits of this State: Oi motion of Mr. Fair, Complainan.ts So .iciter, ordered, that a- rule be ptiblished re quiriug said absent - defendants t plead, answer or demur,to this' bill, wittiin forty days from the date hereof, oi the same will be taken pro confesso agazn'st-thenr. - -Comn's Office, SIL AS JOfl-NSION9E, July .27, 1867//'t. fa2. ~--. z. r. D. STATE OF SOUT H CAROLINES. . NEWBERRY DISTRICT, - THIE CotnRT OP Oft1)NART'. Lewis A.. Perkins - ) ---. - Trs. I . Sarah P~erkins and others. -It appear ing to my satisfaction that Frank lini E. Perkins, one of the defendants in~ rhe abdfe stased case, resides witho&6t this State, it'is therefone ordered, that he do appear anPohjeot to the division or sale of the re;n estate of Jacob Perkins, deo'd, -oa or b)efer4 the 9th day of October next,. or his cosnsemr to the same will be entered of record. Given underiny' iand this 23rd day -ol Juily A. D. 18Br7. JO~HN T PETERSQNo. N. D. July 24-30.-12t. PHOTOGRAPHS, AMBROTTMES, FEWMOTYPES!! MR. Mv. CIB Announces to the citizens that he,o prO a. red to take the above styles of Likeness in4 the perfection of the sit, and at prices tha will suit all. . - Call .an4 examine speclmens of work a: IGallery, over Mr,~ Mower's-St.ore. Main st IJune-263 3 For Sale, - AT THE BLERALD OFFIdE. a Scholar'. ship jn the Philadelphia University of &fedicine and Surgery. The scholarship entitles the holder to full- .instruction, unt'l -graduation, in the Medical Departmen etn bracing Anatomy..Surgery, Physiol. ..M - teria Med ica, Chemistry, Obstetrics'and Dis eases of Women and Children. Principles and Praetice of Medicine and Pathology. The student holding this schiolarshf2 can enter the College at any time daring- the. year, attend as long as he choose, and re enter the Institution as frcquently as desired. Price of Scholauhip $75.. Inquire at this'office. July 17 29 tf. New Books! New Books! Coming wonAlers. A Reinarkable 'Work. Ey the Rev.M. Baxter, Author of the Com ing Battle; Memoirs of The Confederate War; .Bryan Mauric'e, or The Seeker; Cameron Hall; - New America.-by W. H. Dixon; Far Above Rubies; - Heart Breathings, a Book of Devotins; Home Pastimes, sliowing 'how to get up Tableaax; Elsie Magoon, a capital Temperance Story; Cecil Castlemaines's Gage, and 'other Stories, by "Ouida." As well as a constant supply of School Books of all kinds, and fine Note and Letter Papers. Also Indelible Pencils for marking Lineni, Wrapping Paper, &c., &c. For sale at the Book Store of DUFFIE & CHAPMAN, July 10 tf. Newberry, S. C, Postage Stamps and Stamped Envelopes Of all Sizes, for sale at A. M. RISE R'S, Post Master, Newberry C. H., 8. C. -Extra Term, Court of Equity. An Extra Term of the Court of Equity having .been ordered for Newberry District, "commencing on the first Monday in Sep tember next, to continue for one week, if the business should require so much time," parties, counsel, and witnesses will attend accordingly. By order of the Court SIL AS JOHNSTONE, c. E. N. D. July 3-27-2t. mn. WILLIAMSTON SPRINGS, S. C. .THIS POPULAR WATERING PLACE, having been leased by the subscriber, is now opened for visitors. Williamston has strong attractions for the invalid, the climate being salubrious, and the water, the purest chaly beate in America. No pains will be spared on the part of the proprietor to render every comfort to in valids and pleasure seekers. Board will only be $25 per month, $9 per week, and $1,50 per day. Travelers by the Greenville and Columbia Rail Road reach the Springs. daily at hatf past 4 P. M1. II. I. EPTING, M. D., GRAND NATIONAL ENTITAi FOR THE B3nlT OF TE C,ADIES' SOCIETY In aid of the - 5uffering Poor and Destitute of the South. Wi take place in Washington, D.C., September 30,1867. The "Ladies' Society in Aid of the Safrtrs Rg and Destitute Poor-of the South" would espectfully and earnestly call the attendon f the generous Northern public to the istress and fearful suffering now p n the Southern States. Letters are daily r eived from the South, from the Generals onimanding, Governors, Ministers, and ei . nent Citizens, furnishing the moat beart - ending details of the actual want, -famie nd starvation in their immediate peigibor: ood. The following few extracts frot- t ery many letters received by the nd Managers of the Society are cfcrred to: BEAD QRS., 'IRST MIL. Divisiowi Richmond, Va., May 11, 187. IRs. HARLOWE MATHER: My Dear Madam-I shall be too g~. it tnything I can say will aid the Sbciety In is ioble work. A large proportion of the peor )le of the South have suffered, -and .say tre still suffering almost to the limit of en* inrance from the devastation or wir and ubsequent failure of dops.'hey are k ng every possible exertion to revive theit rarlous branches of industry and become ielf.supporting. The liberal assistance Which he Northern people-are .Well able tagive will relieve a great amount Qf. distrese, ' will no doubt -be'sufficient to pTe,th.poof )f the South beyond further - sufferlag ifo food. The recent manifestations of an alk tnost universal desire throughout the Southf fora teAlly fraternal feunionwitI.tbe Nrlh, may well serve td stimulate the' ympatli e. .pf the Northerwoeop ;'w! nothing eould do more to foster. sn* o courage the growth of- a heilthy sentmen - in the South than tie generous aid whiek.lt Is the mission of your Society to invoke. I sincerely hope-the -noble- efforts of*e Society may result in the most abund asb cessr asm,-dear Madam; veir re4*4IC your obedient servant;' J. M. SCHOIELD, Mj4or6ePaal. Headquarsers, "dMil Dift _ Charleston, .. C,4- i3th; ?0. The excellent purpose you haye Ifti cannot be too muh commentl ony talify of3te' Q%o!ernUeis 0 . tUE States, and the munificent contributions-la ready made for the reliefof theawidi-sp+eia desitutioLn in.the . ates, leaves great uadf bers Auprovided h fod canlshing. ina untilan. abundabi 'hiestenables.thepeo" pie here to do more for themselves, I trust the ever generous 'and prsperos.commisk teee of the North -will 'continue tieir'oie gifts to this afflicted and impov bed.popap ulation. With my be islie ft the suo - cess ofyour undeftakin-Iemin, Mss , very respectfully, D,IEL E. SICKLE, - Command. Second Mit. District. - oabi, 'C. -Permit me no nI=yo -gve rance o my:pog: eI thIirs eeru endeavor to relieve our impoverisb Lai happy,eople, bas to explrobs to-youig behalfj that gratitude whichIivse'en your due for the generpas symph-I. t'ested by your organization frhose ue in distress. Wisbig:y.og: yor noble work, I1i, lilam, tery spectfully, your olbedief'se nj~ Have just eno ~ u~ ho the setion m eiehrb~t"hra march to the seabpard."-,Poverty, seering 'ndiettutiphe~cQole. can seardely lIe realized-living In huts, .rudely onzu# o)f charreH boards;;of.rails,bUhr~4d you are met by hollow-eyed, etUe forms, whose Ar..t wrds ~p a"mq <'omethin~g t$ stfit -u,t, hungr in one place-i wirn ~e th'e' i64 r ebI ilorne to its last rest, on a boards ffesae rags in which it died. In another, fq.. -males existed Ifo a--week oil (pi1%~ "-gy, together:with isome redt6; Q~ 6ie'rnd (i rhet anothief who had walked twelve miles 'o beg some food for her children. MAany .,ther instaices can oe'given of eddfring Irom actual wsnt of.food.-Xel truly, FREDERICE W A'I . M. D. The public have alreadyt respoe!e e to the call, but not to the extent regairid.. keep starvation fr6m.-'iaking; vIctimsse many. Additional -funtiasiitst.t tata once ; the case it argefrTh-I- Mana. Lers, after mature ddelio avedeeded o bringtbefore:h'gfg ou~opesthe North. bj giving.a Grend Na!fua, 5ztite. tainment, trusting rosthleir actly' bN v' tion, trnd.sflnpathfjn~g aid, for the Iip .iate -supplyr of, meatnct 0 fabled -~' purchaise atnd forward food to starvin *ads The Girind Ngational E will be given at Washington-D. C... 1, 1867. Three hundred'thduasend tickets be offered fr jalsgarn-escbhT Ever.ireet will be entitled to an asvard, whzi,cktwl place' at the,samen time.~Bailftf ie' w Hbd in i"aluable award.a to,,he , ann the balande will 'be devotedat the Lady Managers to purchasngfbed,gyU cnt South f*or imm'ediate distributo iono 'he most needy. The Lady Mau~ - kw enteaed into an arrange;np iens Hentley,. Clark ,.& Co.,- to'~ ~I~endfi disposal- of tickets, and .conduct the enteca tainment in a manner worthy the patrooage and support of the public. . Ltst atf Awards, ~ -1.- An elegant MansIon-oil FIftlikt-' nue,. -New York City.; tie perfest, ~ deed deposited in Esere:ac:a value U,0 .2. Twenty Thousand-Dollars 'i 10-.. Goverument- Bonds, ........... 3. 1 Entire.Set Diamonds. -'emaplie, - aon$ Pice e igs aee, .4. 1 Set Elegant Dam . complete.. 5. 1 Set Diamonds and Emeralds ...... 10,0 Q. 1 Set Diamond Studs and Sleere - . Buttons.................. . , ,. .. 7. 1 SIge So1itaire Diamond Ring...... 34 8. 1 SigeSolitaire Disend Pin.........40 9. 1.Sinle Solitaire Diamond Stud....., 3 00 13. 1 Diamond-Scarf Pin........... :-04 11 to 15. 5 Cluster Diamond Ringe,S1,000 each...........................5 16 to 2). 5 Jules Jurgense.-Wa$ches I H unters .5600 each-.............8;00 21 to 25. 5 ThomasNardinWatches[Hun tars , $500 each....................- 0 ?6 to 50. 25 Solitaire Diamond Rings. S5"0 each.................-...---.12500 51 to 75. 25 Sets Elegant Coral, complete $400 each...................-.--1 0 - 76 tol 5. 5' Sets Elegant Garnets, comn plete, comprising Bracelet;' Sleeve Buttons, Ear-rings and Breas-i, $20each .. ........ ....... 1,126 to'6,125. 5000 Elegant En '25,00 1,126 to '6. 225. 100 Sets Sle Service, very heavy,............... 16,000 6.226 to 10."(0. Conslsting ofWrtg 'Desks, Work Bozes, Photg -pi Albums, Sets Silver Plated Fok, Fish Knives. Na pkin Rings, Boxes, Ladies Gloves, Handkfs., &c.,....E 0 Total............................P100 All awards will be delivered or forwarded as directed, the day after the distribution. The distribution will be superinteaded by a Committee of well known gentlemen,. who ja giving their aid and panction to this noble cha rity, will not only receive the confidence of the pub lic at large, but the warmest thanks ofthe Ladles' Society in aid of the Sufering and Des titute Poor of the SouJh. EX.cUTrVE CoxmfrE -Mrs. Laura Brooks, Mrs. Charles Wadsworth,Mrs. Drake Eills,Mrs. E S. Adams,Mrs. H. Sherman,Mi55 K. Deta, Miss Maria Moulton, Mrs. James Clark. Mrs. HA RLOW E MATHER,Bee'y. Club Rates.-5 Tickets 69; 10 TIckets 1820 Tickets 36: 3) Tickets 54; 44) ickets'72; 59 -ltk ets 90 ; 75 Tickets, 135; 1X) Tickets 184 150 Tlckefs 270; 2 0 Tickets 36?; 820 Tickets, 540; 500 'rickets. 900. Established and reliable agents will be allowed 15 per cent commission. Aflorders or emamu nicatious address to main offlee. BENTLY, CLAEK & Co. 222 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C. iP. 0. Box 10j A. M. rRRRE, Agent at 1ewberry. Schedule Spar. & Union Li Rt. ON and after MONDAY, the 20th May inst, the Passenger Trains will run on Mondays, Wed. nesdays and Saturdays. Down trains Iere Spar arbnrg C H.. at 5 a . in.; arrive at Alatonu at 11.30 a. m. Up trains leave Alston at 12.8i p. mn.; arrive at .8partamburg C. H., at 7.00 .ma. THOS. B. JETEEf - President 8 & U. Railros4. Iov., c.. C. May r.16, 186.