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NEWBERRY, S. C. *iaei&y Mer Ing, eotober 2, 1867. TER b ples, ; , o year. . - . i six months, rim doples. ose year aad it espy to gurp of etub, . --- ,.pim, one year and extra espy to paw up of club, . . - Strictly n adtance. s mark~ deaotes the-eepiration of sub-. .rge*oe, and the ppec wHil be discontinued adertisetdents cash in advanee. Mok must be paid for on delivaq. ce tim d}o with tt eebre pleae snotice ihe ~h,~3id e aeodiggi - -a he will be found the fit pa of a very in erestinG story. . It d' in oir next. Mo'n't n$~ ii eswrv4 ths aper jW f iext;ai read ioer. * iwf s ayaet gne every er oott ics ispc"ulations, dfaswHi drive awaq enfiiske 0 -c " a i oods ry;a3w tss e g, at I ts he ader. visit -Coumbr ' -lh878ffs t4senc *smoikr iberewe kaIete4tir>"et - t aii beus a6Niieuo1f. - L. imaw4, 4u Main street. LI.,- to4 is tere. - 3*1. is .h titit of w~Gcm papWr Be.alsalietby lowh "- ; -als $tr if" is. ai eglij t.s nv ae inerests of the. swe aess - y suained.Sub TuB2.$S pei ananann.: .., -r. - n !m talay, for Otllr,s C.mbaies "o Forton g *Iu q by. - Nr Gyugene bensen ; "Jd S.Scranton ; "The PoWtes or.79erdiket'$6y frs .R. e *priceof thAgt s $3 50,a pisiTo6. - - 6. ~ w sueg 'UrWges t2ieatec to assassi,matg.Bstn. MStest seCooma ek&y it.ngraesmd ppg4 est a~Nb.h In jary...gite - - Q - giets -n Casuy:.e lat'sdes-Of pQrts trel aeb hmispb45elittieSal asWit year ; toiK pde. ta iee on * y t and~ ~~Ie ~ Skices cepe~ nce * ~5 jeau!iein a shieb 4he Go)v. eqsideabIly ripd. He is ahead of i aptemiem ssbat. His endersement M egsesdesate' adinistration, -is A Notga Buasisss.-The Advertising ynfGeo. P. Rowe!! & Co., No. 40 Pjk liar, N. Y., furnish regularly from .ong:;o three columns of advertising to p ~early one-half ot all the Newspapers in ~he Eastern, Middle and Western States. 'ie Causr4 steamship Java recently made tp.e~oss tile Atlantic-from Boston to inetwn"--In 8 days and 21* hours. The fastest on record, XM0 estimated total valne of all the crops baroeghout the .SQUth the present year, is Among the noticeable things are these That all men speak well of all men's virtues when they arc dead, and that tombstones are marked with the epitaphs -of good and virtuous. Is there any par ticular cemetery where the bad men are buried ? I have noticed that the prayer of every selfish man is "to forgive us.our debts," but makes every body who ores him pay to the uttermost farthing. The National Intelligencer says the .prospeec, is, that gold will advance till some time in October, when cotton wil come torward for shipment. EFemale gymnnasties-j umpi ng at an afl~r. . We believe it. KrThy ,repressible conflict is coming. believe that Mr. Johnson will get up ne're enough for the occasion when it s itsailf. The N Y. correspondent fithtfLouiisvile-Courier says: o"the ast t O weeks a great- excite n ibta'bs eiraed both here and ie autn s fi st riinng to fevcr iteat 1he eeluo is eien deeper than its expression., which is low er.ough, and reflecting men begin to see breakers abead. The long delayed though long threat Fved -ceui.e---between the President,. res.pecti; g law, order and the Gonstitu tinft, anzd the ru1up Congress, respecting retolution and negro rule, has come at last, anzthe weakest most go to- the , wall. Such is the belief here, and the opinion j is-vapi<cy gaining ground that the Pre-i- 1 dMtt i not one of tha..eairest, and .that i if he possesses the nerve of Anl: ew Jack- 1 saon-and nsiits "peaceably, if be can- i .drci1 ly if - he must," that the "Union N st and shaA be :preserved," . that be can arde,ill p.reserve..it against the only di.cunionists in the e'ouDtry, the corrupt 1 A1 fitraic- crew led by Thad. -Ste,ens, Snner, Wade. and-Batler. - -'he reditlS are in a frenzy -of r' 1 aiidi tc a ese the mgerin h'ors 1 wich give the Preidtent the 'ontrol -f oIelst natikiiNoveniber _ The: pegulir verdict against thma- in . A-Car.necLigt, K7tucky1 Maptans a Clifornia en d fie e'lctions, has. but I rendered the:nm desperatc and.iiice 4eterii.nd. - "If vilence-is needed to carry -out the}t 1 -srewoutiatrr progr>iRme, Ahey-are ted & resaort.t it-, enless ther se t_'ttr4ee 4. . by, force. "Tben .witi the I ruec insatis otfie bea. of-ptey, whp ,c is eve as. cowadly ,as it is erel, they I n ill eoiibefoiE the h'nd tha LfT'. s 1 .~r rs sct. - =-i The Spartanm Spartan " 'iew Df er yry .insfrucinor fthe'We troller, to cb!ket instanter en a tax es tioAq .io iT7 jas . . f : rw.kth Sumter) 'ateh afl . + Eof i.ha digri'cet. .h s .te eCt9 ;r!A* 0try itr tit s fron thg oh;Tr olle. ene:a to.cel#ec[ fo rthi' h upon1[P?tri'!- r erins bodged ih his e eA:.t.bikhnJ 6ompelled to pru-o eeed .meltindly against. al defendants. Muclt4ac1e 1. w ay be - sased, h , vcer, by'proat Ltentin to~the matter, ures the parties to pament, stnce There is 'o oiger any discretion wih~ hin: "MSicKIrn .order -a this; aVibe gires n !Lpom 1 is'n outrage do' the people. Wa paesomne that a- portion af5 the goodI citizens- of Spartuburg, like ll4 tbese,of Serpgr, haveznot paid' theira taxes, and.1iost. of them because- they i were uttedvy da i1e to get.meney. Three.i er four we'eks hence our 'people couhF eg1rn ormise a'littie mdiayto :'a the i idoi-bitnt and cruel taes.now, thb a'n-i leet eterity, grnd -ithou mitation I under the extreme poverty of. ourw pea- 1 pIe anJ -the prece nted searcity of 1 mone demanded,of them.. 2What ditde i1 property they may .have, perhaps a cndeact oflJand, armere t<ifle, to pay -. a?few dolTes to the State.. Nodoububte i ha Sftate'eve,'laenf. '96 -Igngns,s- w4.d&s thousaftds anld-th'oi 41sd foheerdiraf w h ae ben ir ' ' ..eap4 and years for 11Iebd jus y de to z&e adfor value.rece.Ted; which is Liot alnyythe ca'se ite~ is.ptter of taxes, w hjcb' ate "frnse~tspes stifdish.andrujsty regora of stgae.7hi-he g ?aamtuar le 4lares-4tt hlui as.,uo discretion, n -the, sraatter, ptt4is prders,are perapptory, consiquen.tly any rigout (hat ma~y be 6sedin collecting the taxes- eangg~t be. ebarged to the Tax (oUectorsnrr. v the SheIaf. -But we Godd asig kibere in .la. there no one athorized to represen.t the State of South .Jarlui&-ty stay. the hand of the Sheriff or Ta%. CoMeter, when og of her acts by -iged inufuree nint, is to break at> auf utterly - r.io- ~ drive them and the ebhidren (cern -tlh-i -h.mtble honxes, to-seek merofand shelter amng sragerst' . The Sher'iffs ari ordered by ihe (Oozp- 9 troller, who in turn -is inistruetedig. Hiis 4 EictTeay,;or.most ereetlen~ . overnor, I who s'sy that the ease is Erg'et he T-reasr hbing'"depXettid:' The etan is tos are1rU giaszt thmwIsus -pockets areina a)tike onf."deplietion? Heave'J help the, poor people. - - . CAs~TI.4ds MfostL -ClRctUS AN~D YAN Aunsvder's 'MVdSOERIE GoMBIY'floN Wegresume there are few people in the tirdni who are ziot aware that this "big1 sow'',is .coming to Newbeiry for one ey,4 October 8._ The little folks are in ligb glee over the anticipated 4delightsI in store for themr, and all amusemont seekers are on the qui vive for the oc casion. The establishment is a large one.1 The circus company is composed of some of the best riders, acrobats and gymnasts in the profession; in addition to all of whom Mademnciselle Pauline, a beautiful and accomplished ~einestrenne from Paris, will make her A merican debut here, and will undoubtedly create as great a flutter aiong our young men as she has among les bon enfants of Paris for the past two seasons. Little Minnie, the "Child Wonder," the rNst petite per former ever before the public, will also appear here. Dan Castello, in addition to his freaks in motley, will introduce< his wonderfully-trained Russian horse "Czar," and his school of educated ani male. The menagerie is comprised of a j coijection of rare and beautiful animals, ( many of which! will be novelties here- I and ~Prof. Bal will enter th'e den of Van1 Amburgh's perii;rmning lions, and go ~ through a series of remarkable feats, in- I luding feeding them with raw meat a from his hands. A Nuxubee county, Mississippi, icor respondent, gives an account of a radical meeting called by threc negroes and three white men, which the negroes were in duced to attend by the announcement that their registration tickets would be void if 'they remained away. A white p speaker at the meeting promised them a the mules of their employers, anid then took up a subscription- to bear his ex penses to the general convertion at Jack- t -on He collemtei o,- no0. EDToR OF THE HERAILD : The follow ing communication from the Unionville runes of the .20th inst., expresses so well te sentiments of more than 'nine-tenths > the people- of this District, that we sk. ybu to-pnbUsh it. Let every -ai rho will hate a vote in the coming elec iob. read-it, and look about for suitable nen who will carry out the only remedy or relief-(or the people of - NEWBERRY. REPUDIATION vs. HONESTY.:: Some parties- desiring to force the )aywent of old debts, have- become sud= lenly afflicted with .a moral mania, and ry mkt "save your honor, i. e., pay, all roar debts, although it tnay. make pau )ers of every man,- woman and child in bhe State. Let the lawyers havea chance .0 fatten. AlthopJi tive millions of dl ars.are added. to thn debt." After be ng robbed by the Bank of the State, an4 )y:all the privata.banks legaxized by the ,egislature, the poot debtor-: must be ioeut I A fter' tgsw-indled'uLf all is, bard earnings during_ the war, by ,eafederate Bonds and shin-plasters, the io# debtor must be honesti After rl his. slaves have been liberated by oce-; on the - faith of ' hich -all 'tbse. ebts were contracted, and the two great oaries in the contest-swept through the iewbfte county, burning,. wasting and destroying every t.biug tt- th.eir path, em,a,the jWoplu nothing bat a: Jittle rove out ind -for subsistence, the poor lebtor must ie' honest I -Now, all this dk is'tw de, bosh, fistiian. It. won't o to telVtMTr to-give op af ,to clamorous iytoks wbc are seekingctheir pound-of lesh, tiot'caring if the beart -strigs are >r ken in tearing it out for. their satts aceion. Neither will it.be right.o.open p the dead law of.tbe.past. "Old things we done away ,~arid all things have be :oeaew." Open up the-:. flood-gates of. aw, amid you drive two-dt'ififor pop tlation, irihed f1lm- the &te, or ea've them to be supported~as 'popers Talk abuut honor, when the wbole )eople and Goyernment are corrupt and lcn,oraelized !' A high wayman .night as rel talk about ionr, who has -obbed Lard tr Wedhis victim,' leaving bim ted itWtead, saying, "yof be virte its.ai -honest hereafter,-and do net re ist. a- bonest- hghwayman,;wheq be v*ntsa-little means to take a breez' If ever a people 1ere justified in repn iating their debts, the -itizens, of the loathern States are. Ai .hont- -men ill pay accordng ttabiltjfbitt tat no A se'fingfir ciMorredit Jicksonr, oiess0eisse p eek hg.T &iqad I miiitia galled upub: Msajor Uftemas,. ii ex-rebel effieer: and' dry-goods mer sant,e.demanding - a surrenderiof4bis ma.s.-Fo pecesake, and in '-iew .of ojperior lbree, he gave up hie pistol,,.his aly a-eapon. .He.accompanied, the act rta emeestrmnce; 1ut was immnediate $re4 dhei seson 1t. he -time sd thbe militia refuised, to forreioddr the6m. A. ody of United States troops.was tele'. Sfor and aruived. A t lastt.aq,e II 'iion,bet ween themu and th1 tii ppeared imnineot.. - - - - ''s 1sisn.-w Arceka from to lij~the ShtO of'.Pennsylvanaia, Ohio ad Indiana hold their afnust MIections, 1e this time 'upon- 3tses - neYe:r af. ye esented to the peoi-lc. Both. D)emo sazs'and RAdicals are orkitgbir'd for heir repective tiekets, a'nd from rece.nt ermation, frear) all entire1, reliable 0eree, h,foinier peigedconider Lt ahead in the race thus far ii Peen lwania, wfie in Ohio they are making e ar&trurggle to- overeome" the udds' gainst themn,-bat tha 'chances-r are -that heir oapponenzts.wdl eteot .the governor, at~ th eglslatare i iHl probably be cen erqative. -. 'GfMUTATION of SgRTENC.-Ir James rrison, of Darling&on, lAho, sWEE onhs ago, was sent.enced by military mmnissia.d IoaW6 years- impr isonment it srd.Iabour, for shooting a teegro ho had trespassed on. bjs premises. haag an his sentence comrmuted by Beneral 3ai,If to six n~itsa,ipronmlent. Mr. vrrison has already beien t erionsz umnthand in two montha froin this 8M OccUanqTc.-t is witb gwigt ~pain leksympathy was aanoaee the death; afonday haat, o(Miin .Ma,t'iOliyhant, laghtar..of Mr. N. C. Olipha#t of this Xy'he unforrtenate yAung. Iady -was k1eWn violently from a lwggy on'Satar l&yast, the horse having taken fright. ibeing nmanageab)e, ran away and ertorned the otwggy, inflicting sueb rjeries asecaused her death-Spartaa. ThrIt CuwRc.-Rev. E. J. -Mey ardie, pastor of Trinity Methodist hurch, Hasel street, will leave for the orth this. day, on business -connected ith the Church. Rev. Dr. Winkler ~as kindly consented to fill the pulpit of rrinity Church duri.ng the absence of ~fr. Meynardie, and the two congrega ions (Mr. M's and Dr. Winkler's), will mite in worship at Trinity.-Ch'n News. RA LEIGU, September 28.-There was a ~rand rally of conservatives last night. ksolutions were adopted which declare levotion to the Union and constitutional iberty ; against a white man's party ; onfiscation and proscription ; opposed o drawing party lines, further than hos ility to radicalism. There were half a lozen speakers; great enthusiasm and >erfect harmony. COURT OF INQUIRY.-The Washington orrespondent of the New York Tribune avs: ~The President has not yet decided to rant General Sickles' request for 'a ourt of inquiry. The probability is hat Sickles will be mustered out of ser ice as Major-General in the volunteer ervice, and assigned to the command of lis regiment as Colonel in the regular rmy. Preparations are already being made t the capitot for the meeting of Gongress i November, and the probability is that ;will be one of the most exciting ses ions held for many years. Fourteen out of twenty of the news apers of Kansas are in favor of female affrage. A correspondent states that wheat read, toasted on both sides, will eurs ysntcry in a very short time. LOCAL ITEIS. 3Dryat S.avicE may be expected at St. Luke'A Church, next Mund.y af ernoon, -at four 6clock by the Rev. . Mr. Pringle. 'omrnnion will be administered, Miem bers.of Other. denominations are cordially jnvited,to participate in tle exercises of t he occasion. METHODIST CONFERENcE.-The .foQrth and~ last quarterly conference for this year, will be held in the Methodist Church; embracing Saturday -and Sun= day next, 5thb and 6th Oct. Rav.. W. R. Flemng will 'preside. Preaching may beexpectea on Friday night, and per hap3 on Thursday night also, should cir cnmstances permit, of which notice will be given by the ringing of the bell. TnE WoRx.-ft affords us pleasero to tate that, since our last notice, the pro gress of the worm on the cotton plant is stayed. We are told that there has been bat~little if iny damage generally, while some cotton which had grown too tmuch :to sreed has been benefitied by the strip ping of thl leaf, thus ffording. the. boll.a bett.er ebance for opening. - Ca'TELP IT.-ObjeCtion .is made to puffng, indiscriminate puffing; we ob ject.ta-it also, nd hive almost eoncluded to.quit. te practice, except under. pecu liar eireinstances. We M-ould=like,. if per'ission ispranted. to say that our friends Wisdkean. & Wilber have at ele gant stbek 'ofgoods. 'I is .enou+gh to make oac's e shead '*iti to snter their store. If y*i *int an. igr eabI sur prise g~ there. We .an'et beip saing Ihis iUCh, the eiritmstances aboye at ed to are so faborb: ?A.Y FxosT. -iT Tt. O, Cresee notes the indicateiior an ea & and-it thay be iretf to jredi wfit's said; The unusnally .early rparance of .eqinoctial weatber. isticate4- an :early ftost, while this indication is. moreover confirmed by the arrivalof .a -snipe aid eter fowl; which already .a Lying South for wiCW--q.uartera. -This itter eceuiresee during thed rst week of e teabr is "ahnost. ithout a precedent.' - almarrena b 'was -made a week ago y p ei'hedn 'the bder. of tefke,ig%t the unialy earfy BIghf-of widgeesiNn there. $ iJAr.:Aedif'r who lcnows urEat'lie keows, 'gees of the foilowi4g j1abggWis oe winst headra velled~ apd pot. oply eececed the troubles at -home bat obserIed it allroad. We don't.ka'ow whether he ever lighted in heeprts orinot, batif hedid-well: .These feligws' who .don't take tibeire h eppeo-watch themi they are-ilk way on thealert, and-when. the. paper comesaIx.ioyour place. of .basness. aie de tirsuo snatci 'it ojp , Taig -ia thiqve'red it Ever your shoulderK too impatient to demean themsel1t a in 'a reApttabweeimer. Spot these fellows. They are the small souled, stingy: hand ful wvoo go throubh tbeerNd oft other faka' monieyi - I A REw uAof d.t1ars and alt is of fered fmr the recovery. of our work ho, or ather that of our luetter -half,- cOua 4ain. ewdety of artieles, -odds and -end khfet naes, ker, wmong~ Which jeg Apool cotten,.thimbles, needies; allbtfthe 1adly buttons, pint, seiss, two old Joie letters, rteceipts for killing64 beJba, aiid makiing catsup, one weeks allowance *.~niiine, but why .nmamerate . farthe?. Per hingis out'ofgeart ( usiness a spended it' cent..quence. The box tras taken off accidentail, no hai-m was in ~te e, bi4ses tie reatuwed soon tha cosquees may respitin harm. -P. S4-14e box has come back and anmnie -tranquility restored. The-SAarO2e BORE.-4ohn E. Saxe appily bits the bore of the sanctuam in %st2iag of verses from which -we efip Iwo is most apropo~s. Here 4hey are A I bear.the creakiag step! . - . a .Ings the-door! :.ToweMI nw tboding soan .Ths.users fnu y e. - dd not trembte when I meet The stoptest ofmy foes; . Bat Heaven defend me from the Mund Who comes bat i)ever gpm'. He drops intO 'my-esyha, Aitd asks abont the news; He peeps into my manutscript, And gives his candid views; He tells ns where be likes the line And where he's forced to gieve; He takes the strangest liberties But never takes his leave. REGISTRATION.-WC obtain the follow ing notice from Mr. A. Harris, a member of the board of registration. It is the total of the six precincts named. Whites. Blacks. Newberry C. HI., 334 632 Frog Level, 177 141 Stony Battery, 51 35 Dominicks, 26 7 Jolly Street, 40 25 Suber's Store, 98 157 726 997 Mr. Jas. (Glenn gives us the following, as embracing his round: Whites. Blacks. Jalapa, 52 153 Williams', 51 217 Longshore's, 55 162. Broadway, 37 80 195 612 The third and last Board we have not as yet heard from. The amount of American cotton on hand in Liverpool and all the American seaports is less than half a million bales, and as the evidence is cumulative that great and unexpected disaster bas over taken the growing crop, Liverpool and Manchester buyers will soon have ground on which to conclude that the American crop will hardly reach 2,000,000 of bales. Tw-Nrt---oin+fee----- gh aTdwo abouth Caia wanrepensfough Rsult aoneitelwomant voepit'apen.J Reut gne fnelgtvtr thelie.ocpen. A enin fhr the Democrats. A PATRON.-" I want the news, the freshest, latest, best news-the latest Herald." So said a very bustling, ac tive,respectable looking gent., rubbing his hands furiously the while, as.he step ped -into our office in a kind of jig mo tion, on last publication day. " Cerainly, sir !" said- we, "the very best you sball have," that is for a small pecuniary trifle thought we, at the same time handing him a paper, fresh, sweet and damp, just from the press. "Bow much ?" asked gent. Now we seldom sell a single copy for less than a 'dime,' except to particular cbaracters, such as poor folks, cripples, darkies, charitable associations, and the like, and seeing by the cat of his jib, and other unmistakable signs, that 'dime' would not sit comfortably oi bia stormach, we diffidently replied, 'five cents, sir, to you." " Ah" said he, "five cents! why I thought," as'an insinuating grin spread over his weather-beaten physymahogna minny, we forget to mention that he was one of the 'long, long ago' age of gents, 'I thought you'd give me one, as I used to be an old patron of yours once." Angels, and ministers .of grace, help. us! we felt it coming in our-bones, not yet fully recovered from, -those 'conse quences,'and that 'fever'; but we had overlooked the claim of this old patron, he belooged-to-seh. -air olden ..tine It threw us into a reflective mood, but -no tieing the dark lines reaching over the *physy' above-umentioned, 'a the- patron produced 'is paster holder and brought to light a greenback of much denosina tjoo, we, roro4ered. .."Excse.uor" said we, "never mind th -price, take paper, old patron, happy, -hope to keep your ggtrage-et".: Fac _wtdidn't have she change, or tha( old patron- would have gone home Ave .eerts- the pbcner, but none the wiser be took it as a recog mtion of his claiIasa Is face illumed under the returning smile, sun=rise on.A }Iggimorcuitg was nothing- in compart son, his frontispiece looledjike a btum mond jig1 of imiensest poe, and .hi 'tbanlee' did us good, Resuqing the jig where heleft o enteriag, this pa trnn departed with a hop, step-and a jump, and we returned to chew the cu-d of reflection, which ran muehly in this ise: do .we not owe -something to-these old patrons, who stick to uas through good and evii. report, as weli ~aA to the latter dy.new ons,growing tifin 'the- way tbeg hbtdnotfwalk? i is it uight fur us to ge cro ~eyeidaf~ like a.'mad. tuk'becauise they waltour gaper, and sed cme.af.it~oreor ess regular ly,jr want.somaething elset . h_at's the qestion? $ppp.oar thei'e's no monef i,0 it, ain't they good friends, and hav'nt we been.doin1gs oo I these .many yese and if -we grew poor in-pocket, *aad lean inflsh, ouht wer.ot rather to endure it than gy to evils greater ? Shil? we sell dus'to.others better able, and flee to h.xnouRtains, where' the ken ,oaretb aiid the * Eang doodie'muxr,ietl for her Arat bar Say, reader, what-shf we J*1' e 15 viit-t~o yeam.epen yout - wwgpths, (e nearlp sai4tpurses.) ~and speak!. Mysmxas Cotscwsrce.-The most sieglar ct-arience-lately is the @isap pearanme of tw-o "iocal dorgs," one in Co lumbia, and the other here ; botly on the same identical day. The-lie was never hard of'before~and we trustE matfiever occur again. Our wind.is fall 6(appree beisi6bs.' There iusthaq~ either been a collusion,betiveen these.aniimafs, er they ber been tamipered with. by some dpg-on esissary.. 9ar dor.g is of thshoudape ges, and of. beau tiftrl red color an%I was the fear of the region about. The ,Go, lemnbia dorg be4oingedi to the "locar" of te-ChriedrJa, and- was of the bull spe ees, i flgfting dorg, and the ment stay of theloc'al dipart~mient. The lossofthese two animals is seriously felt at this junc. tre,.their 'syvices wete~ indispensable. A jedgn re'dby us~for the head wlhoans.wers to~the name of "Naifer," dis amount of which can be asoertained o application to our Sheriff, .6o w.iN receive and pay for him. The in<der of the Bull pup named "Spoons" will re ceive fifteen cents. We thijk- it likely tat Spoons has fallen iri with a man named Butler, while Nailer may have joined Barnum's show under Castello. The public are earnestly asked to keep an eye out for them. Indez to New Advertisements. The following Advertisements appear to-day for the first time. rhose to be contmnued, will be ound under their respective heads in our next issue: WRIGHT & CoPPocK-Their stock of clothing is superb, embracing every arti cle in their line, and prices exceedingly moderate. AIIAs BARRE & SoN-More of those elegant Duplex Elliptic Skirts, which the lIdies so doat on, besides many other things. . J. Y. H. WILLIAMs-Clinton hotel re opend--thoroughly repaired-every con venienice and comfort. Travelling public will remember this first cltss Hotel. MAYES & MARTN-Large and Choice stok' of Groceries for sale- lowv-also& ighest prices paid for cotton and pro duce generally. CArT. JAs. Y. McFALL- Card to the public-caters still with an'EYfE sINGLE to their interests. A BRALs, GRIFFIN & I;iARRt(E-B0ots, Shoes, &c. Fall-and winter stock just 3Dened in'largest varietyi Call and -see. WISKEMAN & WJLBER-Groceries, iajrd ware, &c-full stock, prices moderate. E. P. LAKE, ADM'R.-Rent of valuable property 12th Oct. - E. P. LAKE, ADM'.-Rent of ditto; 5th Oct. H. M. GIBsoN.-Elegant residence for sale in the city of Columbia. NEwBERRY CoLLEGE.-Exercisis to corn nne Mnely, Oct. 7th. Splca.-Our readers will sympathise over the agony here expressed in this second parting : 'We parted once before. -You wept When I rose up to-go, you did; You prayedfor me before you slept, You littblove, you know you did! 'And now no grief is on that brow, W hich then you said throbbed so, you did; You loved me better then than now; You cruel thing, you know you did! 'Do you remember what the sea, I took you out to show you, didt You made a pretty simile You false of tongue, you know you didi 'You sighed, 'That life were like Its crests When sunshine breeses blow,' you did; 'To catch love's light before it rests!' You cold, cold heart, you know you did! ' What have I done? You smile no more On me as months ago you did; You deem qqy homage now a bore; - You liked It then, you know you did. '-'How blest,' you said, 'Were life witbr one -who'd love me trulyl' Oh! you did! But, you thought I was as elder son. You utter flirt, you know you did!' The inimitbie Mark Twain discoursing on ladies' fashions, and the gift of inspira. tion E -it were with which they contrive so man'y outlandish and ugly costumes goes oi: But this time they have been ecitious in invention. The -wretched waterfall remains of course, but in a .modied form. Every change it has undergone was.for the better. First it- represented a bladder of Scotch snuff: next it bong dow-n- the woman's back like a canvassed tam; afterwards.t contracted and coon terfeited-a turnip on the back of the head ;.io 'sticks straight out behind, nd tooks like a Wie muzzle on a grey -honnd- Nestling to the 'idst of -tis lo''g stretch o!-ead" and hair .epose l the little batter-cake of tbeniiet, 4941 jockey-saddle on.a Tace b Yrse-Yn' w i readily. perceive that this soeks :-ery unique, an prettyr-sndeague'ttish. But the glory oCtbecq4ume. is 4se rbe the dress. Na 'fibblow?s, no $6oacs, no .li*4Oes ner VUe, no pores io lacgs, 1 $ot"eels, n, hoops to speak'-f nt hingbt-a rieh plain, narrow Uack dress, terminating-just below the knees -in long saw teeth (pointing downward,) and underneatb-i4a. flaming red skirt, enough 1o put y'our eyes out, ths(yeaches Fdown to Che angie bone and exposes the i cktess little feet. Cbarnng, lascina ti . sedoctite, bwsitching! To see s lovely girV.4,seven}een, witfr I asa on ber head, a -osale ou behind, -and hewveil jist coering- the end 'ot fer noe, come trippung kioug in :the hoop [ess, red botto ed dress, like a ckqsa o sre, is'eough to set .a ma. wild. . nI the new order .o? thng.an -h cte for white.nervanta, Biddy lnasof a place comes in apropod$ ABiday,(Te%ehady.) DN yel e two rljt -rtdhe kiteben- on these Borwith.she +.rIor) Have you asanvas carpet on~ theoor.? Haye you.gas to the kitce.n? - Fady. Now, Biddj, if you, bave got througi,'alle*i se to ask you *1Evge t*aza. --1o yo speak Frcee'? T Spanish or Ttsiian? Do you take.tes -a more than three timte a.reek ? -fl' ye play djTpiano.? '- - ., . Indy!deed o-li'a - Lady. Tinyou 'on't doformie.. I wa~nt a maid with.aD thmese accompUsh mxeuts. A "worshippr lets loose as- le Ivery body to. their taste as the 4154 - mn said- whea she~ kissed her.row; The- Nigge.-We admire him. We like im.. We%ehim. Weogo in for tiim. We hav'e but od idea, an.d that is nigger. ~-Me have but. one drearn, and Otat tw-dtt6. ~ lWe presik frot- bpst hu text, and that ii&dittes We' sing bue se sg, and (hat iseditto- We play .but due tiimerar,d thtat i io. We gooi ki- ul .length on. Nigger. .We a allQver ditto. [We are din io the; morning. We are dito at noon. We are ditto at nighit. We are ditt'b all the tima.e. We lie. a 'diito.' We 'sJeep ot- ditto- We'N die Will yn bive a "Da~gy Sen r" sad news-boy' to Meg Prigton.: We ot bjtage her for th,e indigeasm4 answer, poor old lady4 - s .ePWlht?have a daily'- son? Why 700 -ftk seapegrace I How dare you tnuiatate against a lone woman from borne? Set indeed-i. guess I won't he;re ; daly. son 'My~ poor dear bien se~d,toeetsplat avwfu when r presen~ted hirm with aj ty -son A denly son, 'hedi -~I -po tittie upstart imp," and the ochita called for the qld turkey e faa bakp 'her 'bpn fainbang, Editor id 'New -Ha.pshire, down a.bou -hra the sun rises, bate a new way -ef lncre.uing ther siahecriptiOelisbr 5 ffreaid~wot already~ bae. a asS ciency, we would offer like-inbaueeis, with 'the addition of a puolrpkin &' tw: A subscriber for one esopy re'adeIes a 'box of blacking; two copies obtaips a box of sardines, and, te sum e~ fle hundred copies secures the nominatieon to Congress, while one thousand brings the lucky patron a farm in New Jersey, fenced, in and mortgsged. Our idea exactly ; young gentlemen in search of wives, good wives, will do well to notice if the girls they visit read the papers, particularly the Herald. If they do, our word for it they'll do to tie to: Young ladies who are accustomed to read newspapers, are always observed to possess winning ways, most amiable dispositions, invariably make good wives, and always select go'd husbands. Fleshy jiersons may becomg lean by eating slate pencils. .~ ftred~ces them to a mere cipher. Corpulent iridividuah Ake' notice. Pencils cheap at'Du'ffi'e & Chapmuan's. NEwBEEaY, Oct.1-Cotton firni, at-140. for middlings', buyez' paing tar. . C"LUMBr&. Oct 1.Cto 18 to 211. Nx~w Yoar, September .80.-Four Ji sbade #rlner. W heat-2ac -better. Corn isle, better. Cotton-steady, with sales of 95 bales. Gold 43j. Nzw ORLaans, Septerzaber 8 '.--ales of cut ton 135 bales-low -middling TI; market quiet and easier.. 8AvanN,N- September p.--otton- opened with -a betteir feeling Jttno adyince; sales small-middlings18.- R.ept.> bales. CuARLi.svoN, .Spebr~ otton active, and firmer; salds3- bulee-m, dling 18; receipst1 AtrUSm', September 8-.--Cottou active and, firmer; sales 350 bales--middling 171 receipts80I bales. ~ Livaarot September 28-Evening.-Under more favorab e trade reports, cotton is firmer ~ and more doing; sales 12,000 bales. Horace Greeley says the man who pays more for his shop rent than his ad New Advertiseucia, N;e*berry College, The EXzercises of tris Instiadoa wE saw nence MONDAY. Oefober 96, . ri tional Teachets asoem- s, he thrd engaged if regated. it is 4MI* Me t the te-cber and sa-enss e Mt itedent, that aU shoulM aoamis A itudies wlth the opentag exercises. For farthperartilass, addres Oct 2-4 -hiea1s. We 1a on haad i Large Stoek of Gro4ede whichwe wm se8 at LOW as- dhr as k bought to any qponwy awhe For CJash or Exehange 4 he, we wi psr the U CASH P$cc f'. Peas,ce KiIES A EaITE. Oetober.I - For 8e. - Olie of the most eegnit4jla Ebad 4 sirably situsted RESIDECES is th of Ceambia-taowp ar-dh rassa ptep ert-onalning eight (8) large bea M together with Bath Roosa Waer Dressing Sbema -ad Pastres; ,s* eb*n dy frrnidhed It lot ss Rtad We. f s ab peeime. a We t aoi water'an amember (f a'' ebeke TIrs af +tes hid.- y etags isei ia rpeead in hi. asa. Eaoss-Piesae flow oira s in go.ep.p.r te iite tb. sttentior peeih f Q eer Mek' $YotgtBs~ ad H ag 1VLOTBM~ Or tkesitsj*she - # fro-aUe best GeMeg iaeuw impee'g.mes ie ass w .eesm goosds-er eer een ehele,aa sagbacingery gred, Indmaeadu&yp ng kAs 8a eM Fw for indo.m.my et WbIhe*SI ew re mwc- euetrapd & Migh.eeunnedtIeue of -p~ wbher'kI -wqam he asbo-e e t m aliens an1Agesad w6e a-se ue respeetnayoe fbe ii .m -'R erie,Ceg, Poegna peiry.Gys Shirt and Draw'ers -kRibos, Velvet,PTafeta ad ons Easic r and.Brads, . Hed Nloets, 4res rimig an -ete Shiaca and Sirads, ShWls, Geods and-Beaes, Baelhmorsrta, - Hoop SGiots, Emb'iroiers of.al(.C) ki su iAT&iAN CAor, a ra ids, HoRMp STrTsY,A Otebet 2-tO0, CARD. ! take -pleOuro In..-Informingw md the public gry,45t-Istij wi he above hose stid e l ~our attention to tbebWilpg ;tock of Stap!q and' gang wMik ~n Erz Siuezm 4his stock-l rants of b M i.o9ju . usinesi eco(uearly fiattersj I wi be- able b ly usire satisfaoaien to all v.bo any bver a rith theff' patronage, andtbopo tpy gaft tBention and promptness, tq mps# t~ii robation of all. Yours Respecltuiy, JAS. 1. McFALL. ncobc. in ..