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- - * e * - - esp *0o - ? a- -. . - * . a theu~ulIm, g -~i.bt * -- *% * - - 1 pi. 1* ~ - ~ I~~Bt~ ctubesat p. g aLae 64 q. da a t 'V * ~ ~ .. '- oJAiIiX - r.Ee 'We wish hi SSM eot gainaronon. Cosraima t. M. Epng-U . ashi toan wit. Epin lette etn inisgst Pilbr,Elit aky Bown ndWrihtwh aln vote K , - p4n' .Bra; ,kyan oe are -1 th Sadwc isnds. ~tp1~an. Qra~j4 ~.Eogul uf the Union [~ags, and in the pay of the Freed man's Bureau; Mp4cey and Bowen are white, and aj~.t as his fuglewen; the other two are Northern negroes.~' They are raising Sea ~laii~~i cotton in ~ Sandwich IsJind~. 7, . - - h~e ettone. We gi4e much space to the resas and eeatot th'e late elections i* -Penn syT'aniaand Obi4s lsas se of-ke I &mistunesf thh adicalsIn .t a: rand* I poitical recuriQwhieb iare jst trans- t Irefudlit a v coten.trated'. nto t 1 1 n e o se - &uthern J tEnd to t indee8 As breakh g anrOh &r eLp . -~4"If they pre f decisi@ of little o iothiag; tbey tie in- u dicative a rer' amwh." . "They are Ae p 41aridggftb-ippolar voices,-nd ant .must. e heeded. The most radical t State, Oh -gfuses. the adrendmc' by a sn- owe~ belming 'najority. alifornia, c Meaine, Connectrcut urd Pennsyvani.' dcclste their.oppositin to negro suffrage The Charleston 1fercury in an able article on tUab'sujet, fr wbich 'r quote, say- - - . We cannot but think-tht- these elec tions, -must haye a . mtost corservative . efreet cver. the whol, United States. C Wepro sedrage iiir thelat - was nothingb @a-. sr . *sr of taces icb m.st-be -an *.al jce or 46at.'*th- SOutl, t i6d ti air progress,. re-es rtiribirig the -c prod3tiyelabW,nitsin4ubri prspits. C 1 bing-izti,trong standitgarny of titg 'iu, ciud -hare riibld tie negro t e etlite=a e!theS th: lis. sp iency 'alm on i4e. terpetr Sut no ti wif.h.L -heirjritg f-tieor , s .States4 a thyp hite aee, e the 2eat, eon4titiidLng.y r3tasrajority-.of" Spo hil4n,-oppbsed to.ego sao'rige, h is's ieranidabsstoa atteujto feee zjrif'3 Sadrr Staces. Wtikt "ad C 4: fit'L9 4satavotes against gs not; ead' It 'b -n4 tl - tg the&oth. th ift ere en Itn"eeir ea.. mbpr U r_ tr ''lat' e- 904wu .G6*, retW!t'b con7lced thbUt ' th rieff: -f Iii teiaf'tifebb t $4 elyfeuli in ienddrgthi-fudgesb to boi4 althe-auatwinng- crus bf p t'a ~ iht,o riesq -o T 'e Hur 3rs (n-e- h.aigigL tr e .a4d h.sv pei4e4ret ~ #e4 & tthiesua3eai L ettet -' ~eniani9Ls TR afiae th Va~rin* Adi4e'ite.cu14'dr b ul@ athtitse4tW Uf 0. - na:vysaro '~ rsa es theth ~ba4,f wl~rt~ail~rearc.e pg Mais isebrathe-s'dT arorardria:Mn-tia- waere o..tauit elh wi of assarg-ofruait todt y hae -dym a - r, 4n~ '*u.h b4t aT cyligt .prmt anreiae eortpn Sin tSot weser hevn,latngt -abat -neo'lc. Thdey md rneou to ofnthe.omuda sperwihteri i -B.eRssh Capbt;.Gand.tLc..urry of the Amitedghe, nt-e nihtofte 2.~ int. and efo salie.tyl" --pe,tetofolwn even insTeat will leas attend. fyuwistoapureseapai fe' tso shoes ofany arsietl n rrs rfi andtt laeiThe quay. dpieo teigscrui& b excelled. n of croc ery ob fon a pcuty PARIS,Octobe U).-T e'taroop tllgu rde frotir p etig Gai balianreiifo ceent fo rosing Metis Gar'ibal a reache the cii oluee' v eac--;ed-oe. git igen porte*ed httentriba,droness nsr e wti Rel hav beent dicoered aondu maty ohe ofadershasse bfeen arrested. -'e flee ofr nanspcts.Nir and Mer'chadsats They have.:prilting re. e orspn of the leaders have been arrested. The fleet of transpcrts and iron-clads at Tou inn L.sen esilina nerlore e LOCAL ITEE. DIrTicr Couir.-This Gourt~ met -on fondliy. inthe O3rd irf'a~sfBee, organ ted and odjournedover~until Wednesday norning, whetf. the regular business of besessioi'.wil -be resumed. His Honor udge Pope's en e c the Court f ineraT,Sessions-we presume.acco:nts yr theiteregiwm. The business we nderstand is considerable, but will be ushed through by Judge Pope, who is, e -r pleased -d say, looking remarka ly well, with his Accustomed energetic bility 'and dignity.' This Court inay ontinue'the remainder oi the *eck. Vousr1-ThtCourto(General Sesins nd Common Plea's commenced 'its ses ons Monday, his. Honor Judge Moses, residibg Tfhe dcision resulting fron ,e.late confernce -'btwecn the digna tries--en. Canby, Gov'rs. Worth and rr,-at-ohimbia enables the Judge to ld this as well "as all - the remaining *cns of Coutt without delay or mncon enience. The jurors drawn at last birt'mot beitig ebanged. ,The business on-the Sum Pro docket aswH, tbat- of' the inquiry Dcket, nicb Jarger=iany. of the cases -be g coninued frin-last to ur-may occo Y'theattention'ofCoirt for- some days. ir Monday .urrellSondley -was' ar tigaed ind s$ked that he-1e tried by a kiltarj Oourt He =-was remarded. 'lfhHonor Juge hfoJs is a pratical inr dear,-candid and dignified, and has rcated a very'faroable. inpression upon sefr and the "cormpunify generaly, Pason,- eC i4enfahl.omitted cntion Fastweek of t"4 pi'tr: irwi ais fr; L . Clise, -ftrgferfy ndrfsorbi eoneete itai- the Hf.U r tiis placc. Mr, Chee nggeothe wn ftFiorence is this Stae,:-to enter Pon merrantile prsits< fer wi kbe is Milneutty '"anlifip.- Lie .h endeired' imae by a uniform prigt deportmoidy ltUvd eigrit ddrei,.,.the witIb fe a ish s or e tre dppess pery b isrnd .4agreeable andnceom Ii~ady;-~. '- - - Dx.. Scatei i efreshing to be old-the cent ab4cok de pay:of' tempt-. (ggnitida.adep{e e gi old' JG&d.ainwag~,has madigseir ie.p1ace for.edy%dbg thefris Iei s~in ee'dis'rgtsi.lipd a1oEbe iuitedia:worily'ef emii&ipr. Alei aaminatc i.ertaiudsbse but i cebuse. The atate . ( te. Ies-is i tg t2Il3gastfe ,&sat--iconeeio t .a thloc dcie- -2: - ;':o 6 ie e giee:h\dI#i? adtieitin'e b t der4en We ~o et Almeeld; aed#eg~ -caitfo ce s. ttitis argensiaems of ht. L titles on aof ne a'cqaintances nponr heA sep wiggl er.ei~.tifbe fratNrng<bey'one datntlnwil fao nat*e; ein,'adinpodi AC gIsenesWe sli nm;timoie SIOh'a t i9ety gsha '6bjeted 4 ~qt1e. le deaf-'in e#iejr 'the gas'otiIs town *o ept y thefr oenere; and sundrftt&dgerr ordeoemntin tbeprly - Iwo. Wreg s dabther m-ti Gre naquaad (bte'.atage fr nto fsuid {szeiI, ads1tnany inno eut gemts wgr, stil1 Jeft. at large. The mall season, scarcity of money and high rice of mecats, were not thought of in his connection, or that tbis worthy, lean iody of men had cast hungry eyes on the erd of' fait goats. Too late is the fact ealized. A descent is made, the goats re put in "pound" and against all pre edent,except in time of war, ore pounded nto force balls, cut into chaps, roast >iece-,, made mince meat of, arnd are lean gone forever, hid away in .the ompty pau'nches of these- city pr'otect'ors. ndividuafly we havec the highest esteem 'or the gentlemen composing.. this bodyr' md we are confident that no one .oFtm ilone would have-east a longing eye' on he fati roportions of thie billys arNl nan les of their neighb'ors. We speak knows agly as to the excellent intendant whose eakness is beef. But as a body, in ~ouncil assembled, and robed in author ty, there is 'not'hing their ambition.will iot prompt themi to do, even to the mur lering of the innocents; St. Bar tholo news pales in comparison. We humbly mtreat more public notice ere next they mect put their heads together. .. Jur pet was among the*lain and eaten. [ts loss is deplored, and we give the ollowing: - In memory of a spotlcss Kin, the pet im1 play thing n'f nor twonyor nol boy who was unlawfully, unjustly and a it] male aforethonght, and without pire eedent. seived i ith violence, ei: derc in cold blood, skinned and afterward feasted upon by a Cannibal Town Council 'in- the present n'onth. Kiddy wa'uti fd. -uon' atogether white; -witbou spt ot blemish, and of tender iaontes being only-a half year old-frisky -ant innocent, and had nyver as yet beef guilty of any impropriety *hich migh have led to thejustificat.on of his murder giddy bad a mother who ras also slain she may ha!e been gnilty, consequenti her loss is-not bewailed as is that of Kiddy Tenderly and carefully had he been raise< arid kept up, until by an uniucky acciden the garden gate was left -open, througl which be- strayed and fell ibtoo crue bands. But_ "Blood, though it sleeps a time, yet never die The goda on snurderers fit revengef2leyes". Poor, innocent.Kiddy, cruel- unnatura council:men- and city fathers. SncE.-There is as much r0th -a poetry in the lines following. A man' heart lies. in his stomach girls and ino under his rest as.is commonly' thought Give him good bread .and-birtter ofCyouu own make' and ten to one but he ic"book ed'" for matrimony: The girl engaged in moulding bread Shall make some sweetheart Sutter With hope to get that dairy maid To make hisbread anid butter 4 She may not play the game~crognet; Or French and German stutter, If well-sbc knows the card-from-whey' And makes sweet bread and, butter. In mea or cream she'abow dep, An4 canno-e to9to putter; 'But says-if he w il.sw-and reap She'll iake his beadlan-bat . The dair=niiId, the,farmef a...... -sbe the toast we'I utter- - - Aioe, mpo laads rerasty1ife} Zihout good b ~i&bp _> and-very :pians genkinnan,toideet-ee It is "l-worthy-Ae attentioa 'of,4 -eriens 'here s no4oubt tt it in -volves.nampoftEnt scret & a-he ade ceasedras krwnftahas -bien a mai f.u.ua l c,cllee,. aj rortl f Ir - ;-VTiE. VERF - RU -TUEH SUM We ar Ein. ror t aot-eford dir9 onder4ion fer.tgade asks you in 9Sa ~anon herraiid.~t' .T 4Od' era 4*'vqa e anIt ried. Aien'W-@ N'nerlyid faT iberd wo jad%;to anf best . Nand Un 'thrmildn he wa 'ti inigg the'946 felf -ai!*re like th 'tAerIA, ~ os he n-is-adfroatti:-reetes -- Wis,ored pj1sse se$d a19h n estP6rfsLt. -- :eba ( u ris,, &c - - 4.gfetrso- Citffo f.bs, Son Cloa &c , - ks, ci- -ak sie-nt 17. - t. of lba brldb'sant .yr rSE. .1e w;,.f by eray Riit. .I --k~.Mi .iUe ygma.sd- newly made EbWy- -pal h ie will R- accept .eur jadafor, ti bautIfuI- cake, her kind "reibages ffrd!ag us the lilghest.satisfaction. COMMERCIAL. NEWBEERY, Oct. 22.-Cotton firm, prfet advancing-market closing at 131. CoLUMBA, Oct. 21.-Sales of Cotton ' bales, middlings 16} a 164. NEW YORK, October 21.-Evening-Col ton active and je. better, with sales of 3,00 bales-uplands 20. Flour steady. Wbei firmer. Mixed Wemtern corn $1.35 a 1.4( Gold 43-k. SAVANNAH, October 21,-Cotton fErn an advancing-holders too stiff for buyers; salt 850 bales-middling 18 a 18*. CINCINNATI, October 21.-Flour dull an declined 25c. Corn dull at $1. Mess por $21.75 a 22. Bacon shoulders 14, clear Sidt 18j. Lard 14. BALTIMORE, October 21.-Cotton quiet 4 19. Flour dull-nb sales in consequenC( Wheat declined 10c.-prime to choice Sont] ern red $280 ai2 5. Corn lower. - -LIVERPOOL, October 21-1Noon.-Cotto is firm-uplands 81.- Orleans 9. ' . - CHARLESTON, October 21.-Cottot markt entinues to stiffen,'with a good demand, advanced prices-mtidlings 18;' sales 32 bales.. AUoUSTA,~ Octob'er 21 .-The cotton m-al ke* is more- ac'tiye, and~nrmer; sales 8& bales-middling 161. Nzw. ORLEANs, October 21.-Sales 1,54 bales Cotton; demand 'good and supply mot erate-low middling 17i a 18. 'Flr ver dull; superfine $10 a 10.25, treble extra $12 45 a $12 50. Corn in good denaand, with a upward tendency-white $140 a 1.45, ye: low mixed $1.50. Fair jobbing trade f< bacon-shoulders 154, clear sides 194, suga cured barns 284. Gold 434. 100 tons warranted genuine Peruviar from the Agent of 'the-ern~vian Goveri mnt, on liand andyor.y SIL AS JOHNSTQNEmir,. F.2N(l SNew Adv ertisefents,. FR ICHST#HRE* DR. T. _GOJIN t HAVING JUST RECEIVED A LARGE and careullQ. pelected stock of Fine French Confectionery And other Goods in his line, respectfully calls attention to Ahe same. t Among which may be four:d, in CANDY. (POLE, STICK and LUI,), Pepper-t.int, Lemon, Anise.Seed, Sassafias,. White Creanf, Rase; Cinnatndn, Lenion Drops, Ro3e Cake, Kisses, - Banana,. Orange, White -Vanilla, Tuga Bois, Star, Jujube Paste"in Shee's and Sti-ks.. Fruits-in boxes and drums. - - ''-Nuts, Preserves, - - Can Goods, &C. -HI% STOCK OF ING83BAN MlEMIIS, has-been replenisied iby lae.addoiisa&iid - is-now full and _coniplete, and of tbe - . bes. q alities. - Ile takes this occasion to return his'ac .knowledgents for the-ge.neraispatraitage hertofore.extenaded to hin_:and respect-. ully asks fora continua;ieu of -the same, promising that no effort vr-attentiolt on -iis art wi be spared to iender satisfaction. 'CONFECTIONER -,a A31-tbr N REGEIPT OF~ -IFNE 'Fuits'of" al- kjn&fesh" from 1SDt1ioie narkets- ug- as' eacbes, Strawberres Blabkb'es, GreenCorn, Pine A pe.Ea, Da es;"- Palm- nits, Filberts ~. a"ents, . Brandy'eabes, O)ystetsy-byiie can or gai loi; Candles anil G min-dropst of all kidj, bsad.Macaroni,. and.-mar.y .other arti Ceaes torntimeirois to mention, whichwil1e - dextremely loa for cash. ";' .eAIsh -hOand Oyster8 ga s .... . ..-....-...-. he -- .h:!a.e Alind' n'it - ' . Netr _ -. o, Wetb . r EN'FiL-ACO .OTIORN a.V teuIn S a fCol ia...-'~..-...1.....J..5 A SArryt . . ..-,....w. resare aid,dee ThL~e.ss etheef toct sd ami sie at ou -nx Odnr' or o h esa sidDstic,tob hldnatNwbeyr Husce n th 29hIf ..ist, f t Iso 0 causei any whyeof toe ad Admonisto alloand sngt theandred a~ceioso :- Gven aiddersd to ben and apear thifo1rt 0e a ouOt. nxth Ordiary'orourt for tne s hansad not hurndedadsxysvn 1JOHN T. PETERSON, o. y. D. Oct. 23 432 S STATE OF SOUTII CAROL1NA d NEWBEnBY DISTRicT' k By John T. Peterson, Ordinary of Newberry :s District. -Whereas,.0ornelia P. Lyles has app-lied to it me for Letters of-Administr;ation,on all,and .singular thd goods and'chattels, rigits 'and i- credits' of Wmn. Lyleli, "lated the .distict 'aforesaid, deceased: n . These are therefore to -eite~ and :adilhonish all tind singular, the kindred%til er itors of ab the said'deceased, to be and -~k 'befQre ~fme, at.nnr ne.n Ordinary's,.Court roz.the said 0 District, - to .be holden at Newberry Court House on the 4th day sf'.Nov.; next, to shiow Scause, if' any why the said -Administration 12 slionld not be aranted., GivEn under my hand sni Seal, this 21st . dlad Ot , in the yearof our Lord-one -tuadeight hundrAand sixty-seven. y John T.X -sterson; o: N. D. --Oct. 2343 2t. 18 67. .4 SUPPLY OF FRESH MACKEREL In kits, half barrels and barrels, also PICKLED SHAD SAt M, FOOT'S. - c. 92 43 f. N1W ADVERI ESTABLISI ROBT. II Formerly of Nei DRUGS, DY]-STUP] Sponges, Paints, RGans and Ir g 264 BI OAD STREE Oct 233m - DryGoodIs,:] Offer tot he o f ewb0zaa EST DR. V t to Lowest Price% is OtA low. = Call and examin'ae ' pele "Majdr.'% G, Glenn, o eWbty $use;anu . gl af1* eee A -WZ1OLESATEL J UtIST, .- liVdVSTA iG4, PJ48 for 4 Y' 'E ---J' -*0080 "W- #ea 50 Old. Chee - -100. gross Parlor Matcbe 6e I8Utase it o Btnt o - 40,00- lbs, .-Wbi 4500. g&s. {dseed -f 5006 lbs.8n.wWhfte.Zi -" -0 bbk.Tanne-O. .-.dmts Wind,* - 10 rgoss Davist P ; - 50 A03ds, 2 - - - - 100. ibsey -od.Ig~t4y 0 .- ne4 To- 'a- HOTIThr - and7 -Wri sett, on3TR ~DIt the .2&of Ndre;nber flext. at tha.. late l i4Be f -U.0DIJ O T'IAE t&R;de Uhe peraaapro.pet tM asiM ~ -f.the folwng opeijrjr - ~ Tiiitb o%rt - Five agons. -' - 400.pr 51 buyheifrvA F acsiela.'Obss Hea o Ina ttseed ~'f r 4 - - NH4IIei w <i. Nif urnanre. anp,*( a ny ahe. im$ O HFAS F.HA RMN - Gr-enill1N eoua dalrod ON and afe MODY th 1tdntn. Pnw assne THin wi ,u ib, undays exctd, auhs llo.ws , * : Grevenvouiat&C ....mbi .4 a,loa m. AONan atr..MONDAY, 7.30 21tisat LArrve aColmbi1 at.........5 p. m. '' A son at.............7.0 " at N eeryl at......9525 " J Arve atGreville at.........30 a. mn. "Andersadi at... ........ 2 "~Abbeville at.'.. ........ .65 " "Newhery at.......... 053 " Arrie a~ Myson at.. .... j. m. ." 'at,Boumb(- at-,'.....2." -Tratins-0o% the .-l e -4idge RaiJroad.'wjU laave Andersen Mondys, Wednesays and Fridas-returrifng, Tuesdaysg Thursdays I and Saturdays, as follows: . . Leave Anderson 'at........~...4 10-p. in.- 4 *' Peidleton et........--.-..-5-14 4rveat WalbalHa as......... ..6,38 'ave,Waihalla at......... ...80 a. m. "Pendleton at..........3.10 *" " Arrivoat Anderspn at....410 - :.eonnectidns iade with.thE 3 IP. M' Down ] Trains and 5 A. MI. Up rrains of tire South CarolialRailrdatd. Oct. 23 43 tf. Notice to &'respsers. . Alp pesons, v4fti and ~b'lack, are.hecetye forbiddea to bamor 'trespass oi n a lanta tion iiyw way, aniali are attict frbid- e den to ride trough. my PhlUoU'be., a tween D. S. Grabar's and J. .romer's; as there is no road through -the- My d fenees must forever hereafter be left ylp. Alwho violate this notice will.bave the law or lead to contend with, as I will no longer suffer myself to be trespassed upon . (i.tolar3 .3 F. D. GRAM. S - .., 'mEM. LED ~i84~ I.. LAN-fl iberry, With T 4.> IXzMAJaR~N !, ACIDS, OO2RK~fr* ~sserdia1 Ofls, ~ ~sSwr~-~ 4~z; r,AUGUSTA,G&~' o~ 4. ~4**' ~ *. ~ 6 S 4. .4, ILL Lu.: 0* r.I~a~rei~s DIafriitaj~~ -' s~ -~ 1~I* *4 .4 4 ~-~ ~ 4. ..a z. ~ - 4~ 47j.A ~ P 4.4t0 ...9 * 4* A'. . - 1~ ** ~ *. .* PBwik ~ 4 - 44. -4'~I~. 4,. S... jO'j 4. - 2. ".W' A~ 4~ ~iwI~i~ - >.Zb - S - ~,,..4. ~ ~ ~rt~w~sof Mr. if1. ~ na~rieeidgi ~. *1--- ~. 1rbi4~h0tiJ3 be Xe p ~eW St~~TE~, Oil Lnd *I'4C1~Sf eft -with~~ ~rompt1yt&~eii6~ .5 QQwr~~ Ot~tober ~3 4~ Fashionable Clotbi~~~I FURNISHING STORE. Vear Post Office, Yetcberry, B. (2 YOUTIL1S and 1M~N's COATS, TESTS, PANTS, OVERCOATS, ;HIRTS, 1LND~RSEIRTS, ~TECK-TIES~ POCKET HDKFS nd FUR~USHIKG GOODS gen rally, juM arrived. 4 SIATS of tbe best FRE2~Oli~.O&2ERG. ,TSH..KATEUAI~, and 6t the tvr,~ PROMPTLY SDi - IAIEZOARLT ~d~zo~qrder . - '-' - Eavin~pnrchased ~OR QASU~ *om ~Jae )LDEST.SUd B*ST.- Es7Aa~ Houms ra New York?Ifly -~ Fall ~nd~Wi~&$toek 0*" ieady.MeQl~thing1U1oths, Qas~imere~ & Vestings, 3~~UUSS q4. pRESS BUIT &c., &e., WOMRS4 ruiznw and TRE PUDLIC d~ad it to tbeIrIxTzazSl to gtv me a all he(orebuyhg. lisewbere, ul am pre' sted to SgLL .LflTICLZS-Iu my line on - nw-and REASONADtZ TERMS 85-CM be br.ised lu~ ~ny market Soqth.. MakJnjz, Cutting AUerlpg and Repairing one at shortest notice, F'. -Scott, Newberry f IL, ~. C. Oci. 9 'II ly.