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T nir bie herelofore ten > 3e t yA , agent for mee as Inflhe o0th of Augest ult by ijeit, WE. XOUNG. as tp&ftr p Notice sad gie aotice that ti endedino.a partnership une ansleeYoung a Tarraut fbr or eitrying ens mecw W.YT G '_.4 o2IU 7 W. T. TARRMINK - se"ande dof G. D As*we,"n*d to me at "sort predi. -er et.sanowtsf mele reMUR -t OUNQ& TARRAI. .pt.-as.4. FACTORS : mmiisson. Merch it8, .~vRi'ATLToNTIC WHARF~ ,a, _. riies , S. C. seyL Jg.asuwm-ebr-Thos-A.Jese. - atrgupoathe business of the -' tueso, we.beg fee to return our s4 onka fr the pa so kidy ox - ;: d to os mince e re-opemng of oar 4sside-at the close of the war, -With ,ibd energy we wiR ceotimie to thefntereqta of our frieds; con-n V - - ar hesetofore to a Iegiti . ' Busies ad'ances wiH be umis Om ''d a fatattention paid'te. Iers f uppie. - rs p i be#Cept fufly se en r. Na j ets. M 6 of . barge, by our . L-J. 20. off 1, M ;otton Gins. WORTHA?J ANIC WHARP MMM AO . S; C. ?gg.AG ENTS3t. OG O SEWNE400.'a $UJP2BK - T -&U,. -TIbss9a habenfl-k exn asegig. t P-th ene a either by-mtr or hrug apway effort winl be made to retaia the a maamg Ool Cege has eunjoyed fDr d: n1sajm Boandnag are - - na c48oato eorrespond -a -6 tacstomupeople. .Boarding can -22v.00 a meath, i currency, or * c sshiang and t.. - - -p T vomkNsaoarQ taught -Lasa~ * m'dopt - dsapis pel a Theatbetheforsto oite .ad admenfst theelmkindre nd.editorSef to be holdesM atw Lomrt eoathe 13&*is o ep. :t waa, wy tedlmdbiitra eterson, . -. * ' -- pugeif:smiLiite bscaber& MVOCATSE, L. OfQsgaermr.Ir universa, and also as opposed to ware o&mstve or a grdesiaonsofexteralsm. *S ias olding the Head, with the essentiasI, liberty, 4. OfGvgovrernmeont and Patriotism, as thg wt the Dxvrm Government sI gsaerl Benigng. Of *aalty,as it consists with 8. Of Enucarron physical, mental, re ins, and amoral, as of the first importance. A RECORDER, Of essmXALr ZNr GIECE from the house bpi 1,scientific, artificial .comn an-pliietworld. And - ~.,- AN ADVERTISER, Ofthe amaSPCTAzz.E and MOXAL,. ~wfihe exercised to-exclude -improper mtoamto 'u-in that,which will instruct the the Sebool,. and edify the , aBals and arch. Poatld E oWts Will be used ex .~~htSbeiLgthe Poo0. T.aralof the" * GBOR" will in, Dar Subscrdbers of the meraca and :zxn of publidation, And also that the subscription is then DUB. la.the meanwhilo, lay by TWo D)ollar, and send on -subscribers'. Address: BIDI H. BRU%WNE, Sept 436-tfMarion, S. C. WANYED, AGEMS.-$250 per.mouth Tax YEAR ROUN'D, on 90)0. ?ER CEr,T Pao mnoa Co2amssIo.-Weguaraaty the above salary or comlmission to active idustrious agenta at their own homnes, to introduce an article of indispensatble utility in every household. For foil particulars call on, or address G. W. JACKSON & Co., 11 South St., Batltimtore, Md. Septtember 4 36 4 South Carona, NEWBEREY DISTRIWT, -a~~Bp .l , .etmbef sd, 18f. Where I did seize certain-ardeles and M r t7 Newberry C. H., August 20th, s e of T. J. Withroe, pedlar, for violation of the nternal Revenue Laws of the United States, subject to forleiture under the provisions of the act of July 13th, 186, to.wit: Thirty--nine gallons of whiskey, one two -hde , and sseet saddle and eartng, tiwo b efeed water and tr backeta, one btaek 'rare mule, one bay horse, two bed quihts, spider and skillet, and one axe; also fourstills, on the 22d of Ang., -in Newberry Disttict, for the same cause,two of them used by Wm. Hatton, distiller, and the Gtwo aGe Felkmau, and J. T. cabnes, distmalrs. Notese Is heieby given- to all persons elaimtg said property, or any part thereof, to apper befbre-me and, give Bond with ap =edes for costs, in a suit in the SateSCourt, within thirty daysAom the 0ate s.e dw rspobticatiop of ibis no deo,r the above detibed property will be k In te$ days after the efpirathnsottbfs egeg. JAMES H. DENNIS, Deputy Collector Sept 496 4 Newberry a H., So. da. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Newberry District-In Equity. Sally Werts, vs. J. Belton Werts, Thos. J. lfett and Wife, and oIi. Bill for Partition. It appearing to the satIs.tion of the Commissioner that Enoch Cook and his wife Elizabeth, and Molly D. Hollyman, three of theDefendants in the above stated caee,reside witbont the limits of the State. It is or aered on motion. of Garlington & Saber, otiplainant Soliettora, that said absent de ftndants do plead, answer or demur to said bi witin forty days from the date .hereof, et the same will be taken pro confesso against them. Oom'e Offioe, SILAS AMXSTO E, . Bept. 2d,-K.6 120 -c. .x. . * E06NSTftIJIIN I$asing consolidated iy buines by the emoval ofmysteek of CLOTHING AND GCETS RIB:I%- ,OOOS' I*!= ChNKn STeE, -- mthi*e tidced- m expemes,. I am pa*in emqueIoam to le)ab Ky stek :es1;aces a lul rmeot Shoes, Glothing&o.0 o which.avebeing added eanshie sep. C/lEAP FOR CAM s my.motto.. POt ?IOOI6F TflEME - Give me a Call. W. .WERB.. Aug 245-t~ Abrams, Griffin ae his di raa PAKTTERS~HiP Je le pr pose of aurying on a WHOLESALE AND RFTAIL e UeS.dicnnasess w ;ap# that he ce get..p as good stokas ango..Iprtha Stats. AU our work is made. o order and by the bsorkmmaniveba teoll andse Yr yaself. Aug2t34 3t ERROKSW101?!, A Getlemse who safesedtr3aml- frbem ervous DelbBIty? mAWsee,and all be effects otbf i lindlutslnv*l fe be sake of aufering -aSaddes. lo .t t~ he r~ead4et~sfor ser ir~hleh'e was c'rd. 8ufa~ wishing to pre8tbyihesa s~eeea ad may adarumlag Kaj 81917y.. Take Notice. 1 hereby notify all persons n default for Taxes to come forward and pay the same to e, on or before THE FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER, Ctherwise a levy will be made and sale of property in No emver to pay said taxes. This notice is positive.. THOS. K. PAYSINGER, .. Sheriff N. D. lug. 28-85,tf. Advances on Cotton. The undersigned will at an early day be prepared to make LIBERAL ADVANCES On CONSIGNMENTS of COTTON,- made through hjm to Messrs. Geo. H. Walter & o., Charleston, So. Ca. He solicits for the above well known firm, a share of patronage from the -Farmers, Planters and Merchants of New berry District. His office will be found at the 'Corner Brick Store occupied by Messrs. Wiskeman & Wilber. G. T. SCOTT, - . Agent. Newberry,.Aug. 28th 1867T 35-4t. $50- Reward. A Reward of fifty dollars will be paid to the finder of a Solitaire Diamond Rmng, which was lost at the Lutheran College due ring the late Fair. The person finding it will be rewarded as above by learing the ring in the hands of the proprietors of the Hr1a onfice Aung 28. tL WOOL ciftDful GOODGION'S MILLS, Eaurens District, S. C. WOOL leftwith Mr. N. B. KNOX, at the Depot, Newberry, C. H., will be received and promptly returned carded, when pay ment. or the usual toll, may be made for carding-free from transportation.. Having completed our NEW BUILDING, purchased :udditional First Class Machinery, ( and employed the most skilled and scientid i Operators that conld- be obtained from the North OUE FACILITIES ARE U?NEQUAILED. A part of our _machinery Is especially adapted *t1he inQsg: of Wool; and of Wool and Cotmn. We warrant the fabric made from mixed cotton and wool to oat, last any-woollen fabric. Prices same as heretofore. Patronage solicited, and satisfaction guar, anteed. Refer to Messrs. Carwile & Mc' Caugbrin. . . S. & J. M. GOODGION.- p aug 14 am NEW MILLINERY. MRS. JENKJNS,A Respectfully informs her numerous friends and the public, that she is just in receipt of a stock of_. - Fresh- Milinery, SUOH AS HATS,0.BoNTS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, hd BRAIDS, VEILS, d CORSETS, &C., ki a fact all articles usually found in a first c class Milrinery establishment. The dadies tb are panictarly invited to call and give my =h goods ane tin, as I am convinced it s will be t4,4ir . ;faetion. .fo store on Caldwefl street South of Post Osie. . Aug. 14,-$3-4m. a TE GREAT CA1SE OF ed HUMAN MTHE~RY. A Just sbMsbed, ia a SeUed-Emve -a: . *Se six cents. .LLse are.a the Nature, Treatment and._ eI - o geniaaf Weakness, or $perma -hea, nuced by Self-Abase; Involuntary Emiesions, Impotency, Nervous Debility, and ImpdimentQ to Marriage generally; Consump tion,p , and Fits- Mental and Pbsical Enca y .a-By ROt J. CULVERWELL, M. ., Autbor of the 'Green Bock." &c. The world-renowned.author. in this admirable Lecture, elearly prores frco his owa experience tha'. the awful consequnces of Self-Abuse may be .fectaly removed witho.ut medioine, and witbout dgeoasurgical oprtons. hoagies, Ins." uments, -is,or cdas, nin n out a ne of 'rene erinanabeetsal,-b TJ wbfrh every sanr, no matter what hisoad P to thomsmads and~thnsids. senupdersa,I an plain enealope, -oan ~~cD ,E.Ma1ZGuide," Address the Publishers, CEAS.y3. C.ELItE &0C. llL:Bewry, New York, Post Otoe Box 81. APPLICATION-FOR CIIARTEL Notice Is hereby gtten t .pplicatin& will be made-at the ensuing session of Leg biture~ for -a charter for a Ferry at Salada Did Town. Aug 21 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA G3 Neirbeery District-4in the Oommoa Pleas. F. M. D)ominick Adw'r, vs. T. . Y. Croft -and Randiall Orft-Atachet. -Wheras the Plaitif did, on this 14th i ay of May, 1887, fie his Declaration n agaibst the-Defendatrwhoer absent from ~Ai nd withoutbde ihnits of this State, and I. bae'neither wiies nor Attarneys known 6 wihin the same, upon whom a copy of the ci said Declaratdon might be served; It is el theefore, ordered, -that the said Defendants 7j de appe and plead to the said Declaration,. w AD2lhe~O ~w 5thbday of. May 'Iext, *u -Pedti year of our .Lord one ~Iqd~ eIgt t 1 nared imod .ixty-eight,g therwise final and-aaelate judgmentb will U then be given and awarded against them. sO Clerk'skO8fce, E. P. LAKE Newbery District -' C. c. May 14th 1867.. ly. 4*. STATE OF SOUTH (CAROLINA. Newberry Distri-4Iohe Commio Pleas. P. Seest, vs. J1. B. Browe-Atihent. Wherea theFinitif aid, on the 16th day of lay. 18 2,lebis Declaration against the Defeodabt.who (as it is said) is abust from and without the limits -of this State; and has Ueither'wife nor Attor'ney known witen the same, upon whom a nopy of. the said D,eolaraion might be ser vgd.; 1t'i tbiIfore ordered, that the gid Befedidant doager and'plead to thesid Declaation, On 0r before the 17th day of May next, which will be in.the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-eight,A otherwise final and absolute judgment will then be given and awarded against him. CGerk's Oiee, E . P. LAKE, Newberry District, 'e. c. r. May 16th 1867. ly dt. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Newberry District-In'the Common Pleas P. H. Dominick, Adm'r. vs. T. G. Croft 3 -Attachment. Whereas, the Plaintiff' did on this 14th day of May 1867, file his Declaration against the Defendant, who is absent from and without the limits of this State, and has neither wife nor Attorney known within the same, upon whom a copy of the said Decla raion might be served. It is therefore ordered, that the said Defendant do appear and plead to the said Declaration, on or before the 15th day of May next, which will be in' the year of our Lord onc thousand 2 eight hundred and sixty-eight. Otherwise final and absolutejudgment.will then be given and awarded against him. E. P. LAKE, c. c. r. Clerks office, Newberry District. tt May 14th 1867. 21-4t. " STATE OF SOUTH CAROLLNA. g Newberry Distriot-In the Common Pleas. - Dennis Craine, for another, vs. R. & T. G. s Croft,-q&ttachment. Whereas, the Plaintiff did on - this 14th B day of May 1867, file his Declaration against the Defendants, who are absent from and without the limits of this State, and have tc neither wives nor Attorneys known within s' the same, upon whom a copy of the said c ecaration iniKht be served. It is there fore ordered, that the said Defendant do al appear and plead to the said Declaration, tt on or before the 15th day of May next, Ix which will be in the year of our Lord one D thousand eight hundred and sixty-eight. l Otherwise final and absolute judgment will e then be given and awarded against them. si E. P. L AKE, c. c. a- d Clerks Office, Newberry District. t May 14th 1867. -21-4t Dissolution of Partnership. - The partnership heretofcire known as L. M. Suber & Co., dealers in Boots and T Shoes, in the Town of Newberry1 S. C., is I this day dissolved by the withdrawal of theA undersigned from said firm.A Au1,m 1867. 3 L. M Sr'BER. CharlestOn A NIew Goods! AT 'CHARLEST S!om WHOLESALE SDRY4 At BANCROFT'S OL] We would call Special Ianters to our large and well selected Stock e offering at the Lowest Market Prices. Our Stocks are constantly replenished id Patterns of the Season. 'We keep always on hand Full Lines of lance on Agents' prices, for CASH or CfI We also offer at Retail, the Largest Stool N. B. -Samples, with Price Lists, sent ( Refers to City Advertisements for prices. All Orders will be promptly attended to. ..Sto April 17 TO CONSUMPTIVES. The adtertiser, having been restored- to aith in a few weeks by a very simple rem y, after halag suffered for several year th a severe lung affection, and that dread tease Consumption-is anxious to make rown to his- fellow-sufferers the means of re. o all who desire it, he will send a copy of e prescription used (free of charge,). with e directions for preparing and. using the me which they will find a SURE CURE ' & sUMPM7ON, AsTBMA, BRONCHITIS, wGt. MuLs, and all ThrQat~ and Lung fections.. The only octof the advertiser sending the Presgriptton iq to benefit the licted, -and spread. information which be aceives to be fnvaluable, and he hopes ery suffer will try his rEedy: as it will st them nothing, andimay prove a bleasng. rdes'wishing the prescriptioe' FREE, by. turn maii, will please address RET. EDWARD A.WILSON, W.iuiamsburg, Kings Co., New York. May81 1 - - ROCERIES PRODUCE! Fiskeman & Wilber ke pleaure in announcing to~their friends, trons tad the public generally, that they 1 always keep -on hand aeleet steek of Gi-oceries and Produce, the Lowest Market Prices. CORN & BAcON, ill be sokd Low for Cash, or Bartered for Cotton, Cheap as it can be don~e ini the country. pril 24 - . EiERAL SUPERINTENDENTS OPFICE, C-ARLOTTE &-S. C. R AILRoAD, .COLUMBIA, S. o., May 2,.1867. n) iand. ader Sanday, Nay 5, the sohedule of Pasenger Trains over this Boad will be s aCumbaat............. .---- 5.0~a. m. rie.s Charlotte at..............n1 a. m. ae Chalotteat........;...... 12.) a. ma. riye at Columbia at.............-.. .5 a. ms. ~lose oonneetlihs.are made at Columbia and arlotte with the mail trains on the North Car a and South Carolina Railroads. y this.arrangement, passengera 'y the Green e R ead mnay go immediately through -.East riOGI TICKE are sod at Colum$bia to shnnod, Va., Washington D. C., Baltimtore, ..jiladelphia, Pas.. and New York 'inghoce ofaroutes via 1'ortsmouth or c nd-nd agge checked.' Tickets are also atCalot. bChrleSten and Augusta. A AcCommodation Train,for freight and-local isg,leaves Columbia at 7 a. m., on Tpesdays, uysand Satardays of each week, and otn the.aame days and hour; arriving at is 3C BO IGILI, Snp't. ALL AND) WINTER IMPORTATION, 1867. RIBBONS, RMSTRONtC, CATOR & 'CO.. ImPoEntRS AND JoBBE::S OF B8NNET' TRIMMINEI VELVET IBBONS, net Silkts, Satins & Velvets, londs, Netts, Crapes, Ruches, Flowers, Feathers, Ornaments, BAW 80NTS AiD LADIE' lATS, TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED, SHAKER HOODS, &c. 7 and 2S9 Balmre St., MARYLAND, MD. Offer the largest Stock to be found in is country, and unequalled in choice va ty and cheapness, comprising the latest trisian novelties. Orders solicited and prompt attention yen. aug 21 tf ATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA NEWBER2RY DISTRICT' Jon T. Peterson, Ordinary of Newberry District. Whereas, Samuel S. Abrams has applied me for Letters of A dminlstration,on all and gular the goods and chattels, rights and edits of John Golden, late of the district bresaid, deceased: These are therefore to cite and admonish Iand singular, the kindred and creditors of e said deceased, to be and appear before e, at our next Ordinary's Court for the said istrict, to be holden at Newberry Court ouse on the 5th day of Sept., next, to show nse, if any why the said Administration tould not be granted. Given under Iny hand and Seal, this 22th s of Aug., in the year of our Lord one iousand eight hundred and sixty-seven. John T. Peterson, o. N. D. Aug. 28 35 2t. GENERAL SUPrs OFFICE. CBA RI.ESToN, S. C., Nov 3, 1866. On and after the 13th inst., the Through Mail rain wrill run as follows, viz: y ev Charleston.................... .00 a. tIh. rriv at Columbia................ f.20 p. m. save Columbia.......................6.5) a. mD. rri.e.t Charleston.. ... ........0 p. P. Marc 1~ 11. . rAIi~, Gu'iSup. dvertisementS. New Goods! THE 01-- HOUSE&" pOf 11co_ DEALERS IN [OODS, ) STAND, 287 King-St. Attention of - Merchants and of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS;wblch we by every Steamer, with all the Newest Styles Domestic Goods, which we will sell at a Small TY ACCEPTANC I to Select from in the City. tree of charge) to any part of the State Dll, Webb &v o. 287 KING ST. FRE ISUPPLIES OF DRY GOODS! Comprising All the latest Styles of BRESS GOWIS, PRINTS, MUSLINS, &c., And all the vairions. articles to. be found in -a Dry Goods e.4tahlishinent, the whole. of which are offered at G-R1 E T L_Y ZEDUCED PRICES! . TO SUIT THE Stringeacy of the Times. Cotton Yarns, Of all numbers. on hand for sale. Call and Examine Before PURCHASING. . .BARRE &SO& Eay~2 2 VARIETY_TOD WILSON &-WICKER Are in receipt of a choice and desirable stock of Miscellaneous Goodi and-Nto. GROCERIES, DRY-&oDg, CROCKEMY, Confectionery, MIScellaneous Goods, 1N0TIONS. Juno 12 Bargains, Bargains. ,BY CALLINQ AND EXAMINIW GU STUCK, YOU WILL FIND Prices Greatly Reduced!! $!jJon't forget No. 21, MOLLOHON ROW. B. J. SINGLETON. June05 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Newberry District-In the Common Pleas. E. S. Bailey & Co., for another, vs. Jas. B. Browne. Attachment. Whereas the Plaintiff did, on the 14th day of May, 1867, file his Declaration against .he Defendant, who is absent from and without the limits of this State, and has neither wife nor A ttorney known within the same, upon whom a copy of the said Declara tiou might be served; It is therefor e ordered that the said Defendant do appear and plead to the said Declaration, on or before the 15th day of May next, which will be in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-eight, otherwise final and absolute judgment will then be given and awarded against him. Clerk's Office, ~ E. P. LAKE, Newberry District. c. c. P. May 14th 1867. ly 4t Dissolution of Partnership. The Partnership heretofore existing un .der the name of I. M. SUBER & CO., was dissolved on th: 13th of Augtust last. The business will be continued at the dd stand, opposite M. Barre & Son, wher-e MRi. McDUFFIE METTS C.an always be found ready to attend to the wants of all. I THOS. P. ABR AMS, P. H. HARGROVE. dum accounts of the old firm be settled as arly ns pnnsible. aug 21 34 tf REMEMBER D. MOWER'S New Store ON THE CORNER, Where you will find a good Assortment of UILNERY, DRY GOOD3p GERO CERI ES. AijCail and See the Prices b<fon .Purchasing.m i July.lr 29 - LADIES' FAIR] For the Benefit -'OF THE, METHODIST- CHURCH AT NEWBERRY -0. 1: - The Ladies, members of thisCbrch,.re. spectfully announce to the -commuiy gen erafly, that they propose giving a For the ourpose of raising a-small. fand 4 be devoted to the necessities of the abovc named CGiurch. The Fair will be held~in October, coau meneing on the 1s. Monday, (Sale-d,;, jsnd is postponed until that time to'-oid con fficingwith other charitable objects.. Further partioulars will be publishe&jI another timk - Newberry FEMALE COLLEG NEWBERRY C... S C. F:aCU;rLt. - Rev.J.; TaiIr Zeal, Prineipal. Prof. W..Arayson Zealy 4assiate P-in eipal. - - .- . Miss 4. E. Wotton, Instructress ('i Dep't. Mrs. L. Carrol, Principal Musicul Dep.'t. Mrs. S. 8. MoCully, Priricipal Primax Dep't. Miss C. S. Peake, AssitantPmarvy Dep't. Miss THE ensuing -Session of ;his -School will'commence on We nesday, the 21st day., of Auguist next., The Session emnbraces SIXTEEN WEEKs, and' pupils are charged^froul the TruE 07 -TKERa rstRANCI To TSR crosE or' tir SEsstoN. . -' The dangiters of Ministers oftbe Gospel, boarding with the Principal, -ar .edudated gratnitously, the only charge against- themr is for.board.. Eaeh boarder ie. required to furnish Towel1s, a pae .of Sheets, Pillow-Cases, ,an~d sucn heavy, covering as may be needed. Trms-In Advane *n urec, per- Sessin -of Site ek. Board, Including washing, _ el, lights.-. o ......................... ..... 6500. Tuition i-English Branches, Co1. Dep't. 21) 00. Do. " "~A cademis, F00. Do. " "' " Primary,.. 600. IncIdental Ex;pense,..................800. The above is eqredn-febch'pepil; the follow ini are optional:. Taition on Piano,'lncludig useof Iustra-' ment, ......-..................820 00. Tui tion on Guitr..............0o. VoealLesos,-epar,...............'151) Vocal L-is -in css,.....:......'.... onE Tuition in MT4ern Lan rseach...20 0 Tuition a Drawing or '.. .........,.. 29 05 No other. cbarges except,. for . Books .and pivate Stationery farnished. For further, inforumation- address, REV. J1. TA'ROR ZE ALY, Newberry C. H., S.. July 17I-29-f0 Creenvlfl -k Columbia ILR. Paseuger Traips wfll rmn dilly (Siandayse icept ed) uutmIorthier notca as follows: LeASe Columbra- s................. .7.ir a. m, " Alton 8....:..................05 - " at Andersona E.lu " Leave Greenville4 at90 a.m " sAuderson a--- -- - 6.30 " " Newberry at . 1.9 4p.ma Arrive at Alston at--- 2 d " Sup'ts Ofece Ns Cs Railroad oT. -COIA1NY .gBOPS, Mar 4. 1887. , UNTITa.?rther notice; Passenger Trains wil run'on-this Road ae follows; -MAI, T 'Art-EasTr Leave Charlotte daily 12.19a. m..; Greens rc 4.51; Raleigh 9.18. Arrive in'Goldsboro 12( P.m. -ES . - Leave Goldsboro- 1&7 p. m -Raleigh 86(1 Greensboro7.68. Arrive in Cliartt 1219 a.um LccoxxoDATIoX TBai, hAnLs, (SonniTs 32. czPr3DJ-Eas'r. Leave Charlotte 5.50 a.m i.; Raleigh 10 40. Ar rive at Goldsboro8.0a a. tave Goldsboro 2.80 a. n.,; Raleigh 6.00. Ar irein Chaulolte 10.40 p.m. Passengers by Maff Trains inake close through ..onections-either way-at Charlotte, ' wutt Charlotte and 8. C. Railroad; at -ireensboro via Danville and Richuinond, at Raleigh, vii Weldon and Bay Lineend Annameusic Line Also, connected at Goldsboro with Mail train or Wilmingo and Weldon Road, to and fron Timenf~ Charlotte to New York forty hours by either route. JAS. AIiDERSON, Sup't. May 16th, 1867. Richmond & Danvile R. R -CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. On and after Thursday, January 31, 1887, thb trai on this road will run as follows: Lychburg and Danville and Way Accom.mo dation and Passenger Train.. Leaves Richmond daily teicept Sunday] at......................----.----------- 15A.3M Leave Danville daily-except Sunday at....................---8---- - ----.3 A. N Passengers for ,Farinville, Lynchburg, Knox vile, Nashvile, Memphis, New Orleans, &o., vis Lynchburg, and for all way-stations on the Sothside railroad, will take this train. Through Express Train Going West Leaves Richmond daily at............2.10 P. 31 Leaves Dianville at....................9.5 P. M Going East. Leaves Greensboro at................2 3P. 31 Leaves Danville at....................445 P. )l Passengers from Rlichmiond for all station1 west of Danville, Charlotte, Columbia. Augusta Macon, Columbus, Atlanta, Montgomery, Mo bile, and New Orleans, via Columbia, will taki this train. TBOMAS DODAME AD. Feb. 6. Laurens Railroad. NEW SCHEDULE. Office Laurens R. R., Laurens C. H., S. C., May 23. 1887. O N AND AFTER Monday next, 27th inst. the Trains will run as follows, unti further notice. The Road having been corn pleted through to Newberry, freight an< passage will be considerably reduced: Leave Laurens .at 6 o'clock, A. Ms.,. 01 MONDAT'S, WEDNESDAYS and FRI DAYS, and arrive at Newberr.v at120o'clock Leave Newberry on T UESDAYS an< T HURSDAYS at 12 o'clock,and o SA TURl DAYS, at 1 o'clock, connecting with the dwn train on the G. & C. R. R. JOSEPH CREWS, May 23, 1867Superintendent. i In consequence of a Dull Trade, Originatin from a >eareity We propose to CLOSE OU ar'Jarge ad excellent stock of CLOTIIIUG And Fnrnishiiig God Af Aedat edu ed Prce! Yea, atCQ ST and LES8 THAN COST if NECES SARY to effect sales. Our Stock ehot be exeele id1; te ana Finish. We .would call epecial s tt to the following line: - Black AlpaSca Sacks, from..,......:.13 toil$ Brown Linen iacke, ....................... i to 6 Colld Case. Sckc (all wool) ....... to 15 Prinated and StripedShearscca Saek& to Case. Marseilles and L i Vests,....1't 6 Boys Jackets,and $iutscfor less than the nxb. rial oosta.' e w - Wesr persuaded that none wi faU'tlad inducement, to bay,-who desire-anythiing in ir liae. ) espectfully, WRGJIT &lOPPOG June-19-' - , ewberr S j!. Blesse & Wright, Have now in store aid.are constautly receiving-a large .svortmeat of the very best articles of VWeh they warrant to give entire sath Slor Alo IAA; FfiCE & STW liey manufacture and sell as wbolede ad reill the best article of" Plain Tin Ware They keep ok bai d,a .good assoriitota Pressed and Japanned Tin Wares 1hllf~ ~UAIShf I d j tenerally. *ley'4o al kinds of)I WO0 L done in'their line, such as ROOFN&' TERINGj *c. - Jan-23-1y EARN5:3 SADDLES, &C TFhe,subscriber would respectfully inforui his frirnds; ao<4 the' public -genieralig ihat4g hai opened a complete - STABLISJLMENT; At BLEASE'S OLD STAWD, OVER THIE TLY SHOI~ Whore be will keep $ohatautly on. .hand, .Seddls n. T{arness of every description. A.so REPAIRING .done sik Neattea and Despatch. TERMS CASH, at -.nodefate and popular prices. jan16 . ly *. J.BDOYLE,.Agept If You Want. a T1horough NEWSPAPER, ~SCRrBE FOR THE PII(NIX, Datily anmTri-Weekly ; or THE WEElKLY MENR Published every Wedpesday, li Colubit; S. 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Mays & Miartin, and Carwile & McCanghrin. July 10 29 tf. Daily Trains on B. R. R. R. SUPT'S OFFICE G. & C. R R., COLUMA. May 3,1867.j .On and after the 1st day of June, the tra-ins pf j the Greenville anid Columbia l:a ilroad C pay will be ruai daily iSundays excepted) over th SIBlue Ridge Railroad, between Anderson an4 I Walhalla, to connect with the up and down trains of the G.reenvllle Railroad. B. SLOA N, Sup. G. &. C. R. E., June 2. J$6.