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- The history attacbed
m bobj. ept igu_
0. th year 188,-M. 3,azeres
4iaiffi' eed suitoi of Made
0oiaelle Matbilde Bruebe. The
evIping gppointed for the nhptials
aiTve4 The night was dark and
stormy; dark clouds-bid the moon
.mro-igbt, and.the rain fell in
t'rents upo the earth, while the
hbbudde"ttered its loudest pealz.
BU iotVng on earth could detain
- XAaeres from the weddifg.
id4 #Otested& against his
y telli him the
- eiTd')be:WigD to wait for
-] Duntitf the..ormn should abate ;
! isheturned4deaf:eato their
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- ofowing et rwidelt we
~ ~ *iliter of e Fpea y .News:
- 4thou~gh: being a
'n bCOToaP I am a constant
-~ - ibvhes fnjiyiW oitmn
;~~E ep~!Tot4ea fo: warn
- eai anid boys from going
- - - b bsek between Spring and
- 1,4#ce- streets, in Sullivan street.
- AMJiqigeimg ahng- bhat- bkdek
*ither Ay, about my business,
* ~ asesaled bya kot.'of young
-. eaes,bya showeirof coafs,
*- md everytbing you could
a ension, and when I was going to
*osun aek to catieb hold of a-lit
-tte boy that I saw fire the last mis
sile, and was going to.give him a.
godicking, as I thought; but
efore I knew where I was, a boy
aboutt 15 years of age had -two
oe4nashes on my.. nose. Turn
argand.-eit him, as I th ought
I new where I was, I had
a half dozen on my back, kieking.
punching, mashing, and every
othier thing you couid think of;
and beforelb ad a ebance I was
nearly killed, and was glad to get
a ebance to run away to escape the
banda of the young "lNigger Slay
ers," as they called themselves.
O ne would yellput "Go in Jim.
gitisi to. himj'- "Slim, go in;"
OraCvek, giE him a rap on the.co
- Oesfal6t;" "John, hit him again;"
. sa'd a) such things. So Mr. Editor;
' irent like to. warn all colored
- fIqf ejtheodiggerSlayers,"~ and
A Sauan.
Dist4et Cert ofthe Uitd tes
-e Hhe PiL4det of Eouth Ia~~Aki. An Ra5i
lev. It the matter-of DzT. B. KEMN ER
Baukrut C -
to whom i mi aosern The n4ersigued
WWgeuotion e1 -hi. ap tMent as As
s3jseeo. the estate -of Dr.T T.B Keunerly, of
tahte tt .4wbevri, Stateof South. Cirl'i
Mi, *fthiu -t*!d-distrt who-bas beeni adj dl
a bitkruptup6a his owu petition by the aistrict
O114bot'. adis-trict. ateW'.8rb ay ofApril,
,AD,.7M . JOS. CALEWL L, Asignee.
wirn-t Cotrt of th-e United States.
For the di4rier of South Carolina In Bank
ruptev. In the matter ut John R. Sondley,
BAt,krupt
11'0 who r it may conern. The under,
siged hereby g&t- notice'of hiS appoint
ment t, Aq-igfnee ot the Eotat of J,bn R
Sondley of t5't district of Newt*rry a6d
State of Sot Caulina, within said di,trict,
who bas. been adjoidted a bavkrupt upon bis
,own petivion hv she -dist;ict ourt of said
district dated 7th day of April A. D.. 1868.
J. N. MATIN, Asignee.
April 1. 16_3t.
District Vourt of the Vited States.
For the district of South Cartlina. In Bank
ruptcy. In the matter of J. C. S. Brown
Bankrsu-t
ro whom it may concern. The under
signed hereby gives- notice of his appoint
ment as A,signt-e of the e-tate of J. C.
Brown, of the district of Newherry and State
of South Carolina wtthin said di.trir, who
has been adjudged a Bankrupt upon his own
petition by the distriet Court-of said district,
dated 7th diy of Aprit, A D . 188.
J. N MARrIN, Assignee.
April 1516 3t.
Diftrict Cou-t of t be United States.
For the Distr,ct of South Carolina. In Bark
re icy. In the matter of JACOB S. 150W
S. Bankrupt.
"To whom:ft may conAmorn:. The undersigned
hereby ;ives notice of hi-4 appointmeut as As
si-nee uf the Estate of Jacoh S' Bowers, of the
of tie ieuadt the District of -Newberry and
8tate of --tuth ''aroTta within siai Distnrct.
who hs been adju4ed- a- Bankrupt upon his
own pelaso. bv the i5istrict ourt of Faid Die
tict. Dated 14th *y of April. A. D , 168.
J. T. PE 1FSON, Assigsee.
APWrI 16 St..
Ditrict Conrt of the United States
For t DistrictL-of South Carolina. In Ba-k
-upt'y LIU the matwerof t&NRNT TQNE.
Bank ruptl. -
Towhom it imay- ciocers : The undersi;ned
hereby gives tiotice ot -his appoiatmel.t as As
sXtiee othebrfafh ( of 6 :t4ue. .f the dist
IotewbeWyStute ot South 4aroina, witkit.
s-id d srict. wtio has been adju ed a bankru-t
upeabhsaown i,etiti -py the dlAvict court of
saiwdatict. DateW9b day of' AM, A D.1868
ap1ht 16 DtA1. i WER1 ', a-signee.
Distriit.ouraf the UniOeState
Fir the Districf of Soutl Carolina. 7n Bank
ruptcy. In ;he matter of A HARRIS, Biak
Towhom it ukiy 6onc"rn.: ..The undersigned
hereby gives notice of his,appointment as A!
sigiee of the estate ir~Abrham Haris, f the
towh of ewberry, in the d*t-ict -ot Nt-wberry.
-and State- of S.-uth Caroliuwithin said.district,
tiid wh- fa ril_A D18W
PETEE i.D LS1'EWER, Assignee
,Di t Coiartof tie United States
For the:14striet of Soutr (rttina. -In Bank -
s up10.- In mhunter df$OC B. COUNTS,
1To whoi it: may concern : The. undessigned
hei. by gisves no ice of I is apioint -tent as As
sigeeof the e steo C. B ;Counts, of the distr
w3ewberry ad _tz;fe- of -$Atki Carodina, with.
in said -di_trict,.who Ses been adjued abank.
laup baa own.-petituonby t4e.tld iccourt
of ai datnet. Dated 9th day of April, A-D,
18; T W. UOLIMWAuSeuO
Distric,t Court of the Unifed Stat~es~
For-te diret oSatrh-QuoNa. Tn-Bank
ruutr. . Th theumage of WADE .A.
.sErZbER. Bankiupt.- -
To wnem it may coneern:E The under
signed hereby gires notice ofSi -es.Dpoin'
mont as Asatantee of the Estate of Wide' I
SerrofVMo' flwhrty, in the dis
trne.-of Newberry and State of South Caro
lina within-said'district,;who has .bedoa ad
judged a Bankrupt upont his own petition by
te distrier C0 t of: anid- district. -D)ated
G~EO E A SElZL.ER;jilsignea.
-April 1516 3t,
Diatitict Court ofJ e United State.
For the Distriat of 6 T' arolina. In bak
Ins.e e SOLOtMONk P KI
Towhom may.~ eoneern: the undersigned
Grey gvesnobe'of hissaA
iie f the estia.t-ooto
tlie town of Neerbern in the D)aisit of- ew
berry and State of~ South iCa'oinaa witBib :saa -
District, who has been adjusdged a Banakruji up
oubisowa,etiion by the Detrjel Gurt @la sI
Disric. Dted1%1 di of April, A. D 1868.
J. U. EseN, A.saignee.
;4ril15 16 3t. -
-Di-ariet Contrt ofthe-UlittdStates.
For the Dlisic t of: South ( du~y. a Bank
rnp>tcy. -Ir.tbi matter- of he D. Bruce,
Bas up.--- -
-oe hemuu it may . 2'*e ubderaigned
heeby give notice b1 r appoianttney as As
i'gneeo etaJrnme i & of@New
berry, i~eLMirt4f-hewberryv. *a State ot
Sdmrk .rolina. within .baid District. .wh'o hap.
ehn s' '~ea'iankrupt-upou his iown Peti
tida by th itrist Coos t of- said Dierrica... - a
etd, tigMt Aria, A. D. E868
- -G E (G E F- LON.G,
use?5B46 - imgnee.
Ditrict ua tofthe United Siated.
Ft the 4dytrIes of South Carolipta Ikuk1
Sruptn 'Ini - rte inanter '.of * WARRik i
S-H -JOSS Bankrupt. . -
'o whoms it may concerin: The- under
signed here-by g-ves.netice- ,of' .b-' napotn
m te't a- . ignese ofi the; state o'1 Wasrresr
,J.easoy'?he l'. wa-of Newbry;tsDi.
trier sof Nr:wberri -and tate ofC Stath Cars
i-.aithin And-.district, who hs' beta ad
udged a Baadkrnpt'upon hea own~p-tlion' hy
-tbe Disti ict Court uf said D)etrict. -Qatted:nt
Newberry' C 'H.. O Cthe 17th~ day of .April
H FN~R H ALEACRE, Assignee.
April2 17 3t
isidet Court of the UT. States1
For the District of South Caroliaa. In
. Barnkuptcy. In the mastter of .50HN R.
SHCCEBR, Bansktusp..
-To whom it' may concerni The under
signed bereby giesmotiee of hiss apptht
ment as Ansiguneof diie este te of John R.
huiler, of the Distriet of Lerziqeton anto
*-'a4e of South Carlo!inaa within said district,:
who-has been adjudged a Bankruut upon
lis ow6' petition by the District Couart of
aid District, dated 20th day of A pril, A. D.,
186g. HIENRY At 3EETZE,
Ayriil_2 17 3 Asigicee.
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RESTAURANT.
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NExr DOOR to his -Bakery and Confec
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In FISH,
Oysters and Game,
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H tie will keep constantly on draft
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Wines, Ales, &c.
He is also prepared to furnib
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1March 18 3
South Crolina *Dailrad.
,GENER AL SPER TF3D-Z1 rFFICE,
CHAs.eroN, S. C., March 28,1868:
On and after Sunday January19. the Passes
ger Traines on- tieSouti Carolia Mi&oid will
run as follow.si r'
Leave Charle49n for Columbia.......#.. 0 A M
Arrive at Kingville_....M................... ISO P V
Leave Kingville .................... 2002 K
Arrive at ColUmbia.......... 350 P K
Leave Columbia............................ 6.00 -A
Arrive at KiuVflle....... ..... ..3 A M
L-ave Kiuvile ................................ 800.A M
Arrive at Charleston...................0. 0 P x
The Passenger Train on the Camden Branch
will con,ect with Up and Down Columbia Trains,
and Wilmington and Manchester Railroad
Trains on Moidays, Wednesdays and Saturdays.
N GUT EXPRESS. FREIGHT AND PAS
SENGER ACCOMODAYI1 TRA.Lt will run
as fo-Iows, viz:
Leave Charleston for Columbia.....5 49 P X
Arrive at Columbia..... .........6. 6 A X
Leave Columbia. ........................ 5.30 P X
Arrivi at Charleston ........ ........ 5 40 A 1
March 21 H. T. PEAKE, GCebl Supt.
Greenville & Columbia R. R.
ON and after FRYDAY, the 6th instant,
Passenger Trains - will run daily, Sundays
excepted, as follows:
Le:ive Columbia at..........7.00 a. 1.
AIston at....;............85 " -
Newberry at... ..........-1035 "
Arrive at Abbeville at.........30 p. m.
" atAndersonat.........5l5 "
" at Greenville at...........600 "
Leave Greenville at.............6.00 a. -.
" Anderson at...............6 45 "
" Abbeville at...............8.45 "
Newberry at..........125 p.m.
Arrive atJI-ton at . .......3 00 '
at4Columbia at......... 00
Trains on tfe Blue Ridge Railroad will
also run daily. Sundays excepted, connect
ing %ith the uo and down trains on the.
Greenville and Columbia Railroad, as fol
lows:
Leave Anderson at............520 p. j.
- Pendleton at........... 6 20
-Arrive at Walballa st..-........ 8 00
Leave Wa!hallaat. .........~...400 a. m.
Fendleton at...............540
Arrive at Anderson at. .......640 "
The,train wl return from -Belton to An:
derson on 'Monday-aud Frida.v ornings..
- JA IKES 0 . IdERED1 M'H
General Supeintendena
Dec. 11 50'tf.
Laurent Railroad
Change of Schedule.
Office Laurens R.R.,
Laurens C. H.; S. C., Jan. 29, 1868.
On and after this date the Trains will run
over'this Road as fo.o, until- frber~no
vce:' - .. -
Leaie Laurens at 6go'e.ock, A. X. on
MONDAYS, WEI)NESDAYS and- 14I
D.'S.
Retorning, leave Newherry _immediatelv
,fter#e arrifal'of the Up Trains on th.
G. R&.k R., on TUESDAYS- THUR.
DAYS and SATURDAYS.
B. S. JAMES,
Feb. 6f. - .e6see.
Lairens R. R. Tariff Rates.
Offee Laurena Railroad,
Laurens C. H S. C., Dee. 30 b ,67.
O'n and -after the first of Jannary,deXt
passengers over this Road will be charged-a
F i~rLaurens to Newberzy. ...2,50
" Martin's d12'
"Kinard?s T. O" 1.00
Gary's Lane 75.
"Jalspa * 6
-B. S. JAMS,
LesseeLaurens R. R.
O~ffie Lam1ns Railroad,
On and afters the first of' January-next, the
freight 6in Oouon will'be.aa follows, viz:
From Laurens to Newberry, per Bale,;75c
". CIinran ". 66O5
Martin's -"" 55(.
eKinaird's T. 0 " " 45c
" Gary's Lane " 40e
" Jalapa - " a 5
B.S. JIAMES. .
L~essee Linrens I. .
N~otice To SiUJps
.Decemaber11, 18
On and aftertlJs date -the -TA R EF bythe
Great Southern Freight Line, FROM CO{XM
ll!A..still.be as follows, viz: -
Cottoti per bale, to New York ...n,..4
- "- Bainiore ..... ....... S4 25
This route is guaranteed ha cheaper, qwieke
and moure rejjable than any compjetag, whilb
thle differaer of -iunsraiTe, not. amounting.
20 ,sover ti&ie ompeatef.y differenes et
H.-T. lilAK -
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Marcht 10tf.
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A cure forall Face cAchesand
Nervous Di oders, 4e
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hand a fulIapsseru,n of dwiabove app*Ovc$
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of his own make, att of whicn -I
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Newberry S. C., July 81, -
The Grq e?opular Ppiw
TT;,
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ThreeD61arsayea
Terms, Cash.a n-Adva mr
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NOMANATIOAS"
ThefollowIg 1,2gid
nated tiy*e~rseI
variou,ofteer
d sk_,-, -i ki t
C4
Co N T4
Co t*auDp
BisAUTIFULI~~W
This higtorieal recor o
wvar, tmong its tnaof9ahi a uK
tresentations in reird. o~M
Fort ii owbrGeberk -te
aj 8 2ui Phttih
-And Rparig
The undersigned repc
t, he is prepared-to1 IIK eo
atny kind of CABINET Wa
est and most ,satisftect.ry
jolicited. Pr1ces reasope.bIe -
Oct. 80,.188'-44-tt.
STATE0FSQUT
-Newbirry Bi9tdet-I Zqiit?
Mary A. Rfiard, A da'zs.Ge. LMa s
ft appearing to:-. satisfaction
KinarAl a def.endant.ig this~cu, i* hde
vnd thie Hmitrof 'ihis S te.ntO
this Bill within-forty day~
r ion hereof; or the .anit
RES?I 4TA4
iernen of Ne wberry, b
hie roonr init4e rear of te~ F
where he wil1 he'happy so
;he exeeisief h& prosM.
is to pleA?e the- moes fastdi n ai
theke ping of be 'alopa 6 s
most unercepionha6le et(ff Y
-Shaving, Trimmingg BhajnpoIg sa
Hatirdyio; eu.cauted it ihe-- -u S
to - regdtemr- ra
which becamne qroke~
we th1uk it adiviuatle la tB
paentsfritbe 8tljC;sO-tha
msy64'filleap the fs
wbhieildroeirai gIhr
so au to tlet O6dii
Childrted orIntfiedt~1
upperjairiand te frouth t%e
theMolaru, or et wzth
Ba&cK of'l1S,8kU Qt
stMSny pron thO.
of-th'act.'r. sndead
Newberry .fa. 35. 18w .~
I1tuve opened and- refnenished tte#3*i
Roiom in Amazogne, formety-ke t X
Fed Bookerrand wVI al*ags kep~ bg
the vea'g pures.% lquersibat-fliibt
the Maket--Such as (oa~
Peach Br atdv,. various bra~b2
Gin, Rnm,,Wine, Ale, Port.er, &c.
will always be-seleet and )are~ia
very moderate. Cala
get a be*.ter drink 'at . ~nny Idft
merly. D. WARDA h e
-Ne*berry, March 25.
PAVILION HOTEL
.Charleston, 8.0.
BOA RD .PEf DAY, t$90.
superintendenlt. rpitq
Niewberry TematleRelige:
-Thie preenfeeshago@p0ned -en -thes-~
J.ui.P n.ra
Jannary 29