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Ti: IrT i 'A#[L.Zo;e Of' rs arefino of placing " pblio the origiu of rich v think the -poor- ones ia a ance; so we relate fuowing brief facts fQr the aea of othere: ct TSIitb das the son of his .Ue. formerly resided -in dPogis, ad oiher places; be has moved to the peniten A -now. 'Smith was the- son -of -4 17othe Thia- party's grand -de ed. she was a Dr rZv was the son of old he body of the latter Noldring in the grave. giy30 es was the son of a R smook.a - -"non, the son-of a :oes was a Son of Tem jn early life Gabriel Jones was a shoemaker. He is a *6maker yet - :vio(is to the age of eighty jones.bd nver:given en-de Pe o- extraordinary - g'ikty. fle has never gien any W marderes Baro inyi, now jail in was.eeelitly caught bri big one of the1eepers to take a *ttefrom her to her reotives. *or this atteipt t violate prision le,she-was sentenced to forty ghtbours, in tJe dark -cell, on 4 and w- . Up to that ti mo * IWaPs maintaiied the sal kalf.nossession en she was 'taken to the - bel, and - saw the straw on MatliTfoo days, ,rsttoAviolentfit of weep .4g, and sobbing, and then, gettig she elisted th, jailers, he- * Wi taringler whole er headlon-g into the riv ailtbe-sirt she .4i ~to~~ tethe most aristo %~i~1q~ ~nd genrly ad - T & Paut renas* %gdigtlie .bogular a 'of the-aday The great dmaina oftht WhiteWa an. g big'hous&a-sd- seemis o hafe a lNg run. .0O' never tires. Blut 1 i .wthe truth I'ni tired of ~Ad women. Snaip and do't pleas,e me s - well Tere ny be no reason tit.of m6rtal .should be Lese 'meRtIa' -several. Yadgels eiss' why thboeIU wear' elothes, ear -when~ it- -happens that ~d~'t eel-well. There's no-i Iefry goodssand drapry e but for rggular - misometingtorethan S- saChst, )Iass., a few -rd4,) ~t after 'JTohn B, -d asfga~iy had: retired, '1on, s4'yars of age, eried - ~methig-had fallen upont *-arts n On going to his U> LBi~rns found. the ~-:-ing upon Vhe lyoy's -~ttei fatened RO hjei ost that it had to seveni 'or eight tinmes i~ et lpose. It ,was im ~ Thonds in snacichied4fee'1y. ?1 e gtroversy about setting u4 a pr's hIg office at .Siag-Sing, I~- a~ s bWen brought to light' - aS8JressYetyaf th~e craft *ur ottom dkollar" iai-ot af the nutber in all tbe prisons of the United States - e Savannah Adter 4 Weill second the mnotion that ~ is.Badical lie. -4ebht be with you a great - Jag,"said Mr. Melter ; "I shsigt stay here a great while." 'h- Mr. Melter, how can you talk -o" said Mrs. elter, with a lugn ~j~~u.xjWsion of face. "Be cLe"continued he, "I feel ::s if I wa most gone, and that I was just passing away like a cloud be fore the rising sun." That night Mr. Melter ran away with~ a sym pathizing sister. &im:i tosir DANeERS.--A 3~s~ji ly tripped and fell while salgs afalling so heavily as to d~W~Llarge-ping of her chig ghher $e11 into her 8he wil 11ntrecover. arae Ib achm.or ftheaanl. The te o i o.uth Carolina. ewber.y Distriefr-In Equity. Silas ohnstone, vs.' J. A. Bond and others. It appearing to..y.satisfacton that James A. B ond. one of the defindents in this.case. resides beyond the limits of this State. On potion ofNeSrs: Jones & Jones Flaintiff's Soticitor-. if 1m'ordred, that-soid -aisentdt fendgay'-dr-piead answer- or demur to this bill9 t*Wforty days 6om the publi*ation liereof, or the same will be taken pro con fesso againsr him. Com's Office, SILAS JOHNSTONE, ay 20 217t. . 114 C. E.Y. D. sistritt Court of the United States, For the District of South Carolina. In Bankruptcy In the matter of JOHN P. AULL, B,nkrupt. To whom it may concern: The under signed hereby gives notice of his appoint ment a A,.signpee of the eatte of Joho P. Aul. nf the town of NewberrY, in the Dis% trict of Newberry and State of South Caro lina within sal* district, who has been ad judged a Bankrupt upon his own petition by the District Court of Said District. Dated 1&h day of May. A. D , 18M8. JOH N T. PE r.R,ON, Assignee. May 20 21 3t. District Court of the United States, For the District of South Carolina. In Bankruptcy. In the matter of J. T. ZEALY, Bankrupt. To whom it may concern: The under igned hereby gives notice of his appoint ment as Asignee of the estate of J T. Zesly. of the town of Newberry, in the Di,, trict of Newberry and State of South Caro lina within said district, who has been ad. judged a Bankrupt uton his own petition by the Dipict Court of Raid District. Dated 15th day of Maiy. A. D 1868. JOllN R LEAVELL, Assignee. May 20 21 3t. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Newberry District-In EQuity. Einehie D. Gross, Adm'x, r Jas. C. Gross and others. Bill to MarshallAsset*, &c. It appearing to my satisfaction that Jatmes Hodges, William R. -Ho,es, Robert Hodges, and William P. Lewis (constitit ing the firm of Hodges Brothers) the p;trt ners of the firm of Oarey, Howe & Co , aud E. H. Slatler, defend-'ntsin this case, reside beyond the lini-A of this StAte, On Motion of Mr. Fair, Pliff's Sol'r, it is Ot dered, that the said abserLt detendants do plead. answer or demur-jo: this hill within fortf da.s froml the'pubNeation h-creof or the sate will be L0ket pro confesso agamst them. Cin'rs Office, SILAS JOHNSTONE, 16th May, MS8.- 2W 21 7 414 c.5 N.D. _Ctrv4 .UTH CAROLINA. e b .Dstr. In Equity. Jeihi ( - ond -, & Chalton 1. ondley, Sui-viring Ex ors, v Richa . Sond, Fo*ter 1. Sndy and.others. Bill for karshalling 4sseus, Iijunction, &c. It appearing to ny satisaction' that Fos ter A. Sondler and ,Moses Liienthall, de fendants in this case, 're-ide beyond the limits o this Statt, On. Motion of Mr.Fair, Plaintiff 's Solicitor, it is Ordered, that the said absent defendants do plead, answer or. demnr to the bill filed in this case within 'forty dats from the pubileation'lereof, or the same~ wil be tauken pro eoniesso aainst them. SILAS JOHLNSTONE, 16th.Ma'y, 1868. 20. 21 7 *14 STA 1E OF SOUTH CAROLINA. -fNewberry District-In Equity. ,W. Smitk v INWaldd', R. G.Nayes' & J. N. Lipscomb. -Bill for Acecount. - ~ ppearmng -tnm satfacition tihat Ben jmin Waldo and Rhydon G..Mayes;5 fruo of the defendants in- this cam, reside beyond t.e-ies of this State, on motion e( LeRoy F. Yoma-ns, Puff 's Sol'r, Ordered that the said absent 'defentdant'sq do plead, anaswer or. demur to this Bull within~ Forty days from .the puablicaiar hereof, r the same aill be taken pro -confesso agzainst them,n o're Office, SIL ASJOHNSTONE, 'I6 May, 1868. . - E- n Mu 20 21 7 *14 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. N~ewherr'y District -In.Equity. Micajah D. -Suter and Ivy I.' Suber v W. B. S. Beard, Ex'or,'et al. Binl for sale of Land,..Relef, &c. It appearig to my sati'4faction that. W. B. S. Beard, a party def'endant ini this-case, resides beyond the limits of this,State, Oni mnot ion 'of Me.ssrs. Jones & Jones it is ordered, that the said absent defeu'd ant do plead, answer or demur to this Bill wi.thin forty das fronr the publestion her'e of, or the salac will he taken pro.co4fesso against hin*. "SILAS JOHNSTONE, Cou'rs Office, C. E. N:' D. 35 May, 1S68, 120 21 7 fl4 STATE OF SOUTH CAR.0LINA. Nwberry District-liz Equity. W. If. Grierson and E C. Grierton. ti wife, Adt'x., v Thomas F. Harmon, Adm'r, and others. The creditors of the estate of Middletou'lT. Kinard, dec'd, ae t-equired to' render on oath and estaiis~h their respective dema~nds. 'oe'ere the Commissioner qa or befoire the -1n day of June next. SILAS JO1tNSITONE, C.I.N D. Com'rsOBc, 11 May,1868 32051 ST ATE OF SOU TH CAROLITNA. Newberry District-In ,Equity. Joseph F. At*ams and wife, by next friend, vs. Atlen S. Scruggs and otlhers. Bill for Account and 'Retie. It appearng to Ipy. satisfactionl that John W. Hatton, a party defende"nt 'n this. cave, reides beyonn the limits of thti' Stame. On motion of Mr. Cald well, .plidn-iff's sol., it is ordered ihet he do -plead, answer or demur o the bill filed in this case.within forty days fro the publication hereof, or the same will be taken pro conufes-o -arainst him. SILAS JOHNSTONE, c. z, Ni 1. Com's Offcs, May 11, 1868. 13 20 7014 The State of South Carolina. Newberry District-In Equity. Silas Johnstone, Corn., vs, W. A Reid arnd others. Bill to foreeiose statuary lien. It appearing to my satisfaction that Charles S. Reid, a defendant in this case, me'. sides t>evond the limits of this State, on mo tionof Mr. Baxter. Plaintiff's Solicitor, or dered that the said absent defe.ndanlt do plead-, answer or demur, to the bill filed in this case within forty days from the puhli cation hereof, or the same will be taken pro confesso against hifih. SILAS JOHNsrONE, Cor's Ofice, C. E. N. D. A pril 29 18 St, 410. The State of South C'arolina. Newherry District-In Equity. . H. Willams, Adm'r, vs J. J. Reeder and others. The creditors of the estate of Richard W. Car, deceased, are required to redr on oat and establish their respective demands efore the Commisioner, on or before the Co fir.fleoe,OSA.S JOHNSTONE, April 29218 6. 010 C.Lf N. D. Male School. The subecriber will open en the 1se of MAR' H pSchool for boys. The course of 'mustretion will eon -aM of the ordinary Englbsh ba:an the I[odern Languages. Terms:Th Doltprmoh,iarby In adae.yJ ADEL uaar4m 3. 16.0IlTTE,.-THE: -FEMAR -BY A M$YRYo'cH ARL. TON AND THE WAX. By I.vitherspoon Ervin. In the issue of the Y6rkville Ebquirer for the 4th of June, will be commenced thepublicatlon of the above tbriWng and terestin nouvelette, written expressYy fr.its cflis. Iyone of the most popularsatbors of this State. The princi% pal scenes of this story are laid .in Charleston and vicinity, and the story cannot fail to prove interesting to'all who are familiar with the events which occurred in that locality during the hite war. One of the most painful circumstancesconnect ed with the heroic aefeuce of Charle ton, during its.threeyears of siege, is to be found i the fact, that during all this time, there were persons in the city.''in high life," who were engd as spies in Pending information to the beera. Drawings of the ortifcations were furoished, weali poits noted. and the movement of troops indicated as soon as begun and the Beet iotifiled of the time of arrival and departure of blookade running ves-els. So cautiousy did these emis saries of the enemy conduct their work, that for a long time the skill of the most eminent detec tives was befled in their endeavors to break up the llicit correspondence. These spies were the source of extreme annoyance to the Command. era in Charleston, and the information they were eua led to furbish, olet thwar ed their beat ma tured desigis upon the ene-my. As a proof or th- completeness of this couspiracy, it may be remarked, that the daily paper- of the city were frequently read on board the blockade 1eet, the sam4 day of their publication. i he author of' -olette, or the Female Spy," hastaken the principal characters and inoidents in thi<effidr, &, d under assumed names, has pre sented them in the form of a thrilling, and well waitten romance, historic and imazinative. The circumstances of the story are derailed a- begin ning on James Island and in connection with some of the South Carolina Regiments stationed there. After many thrilling adventures in which the "female spy" figures largely, the be roes of the plot follow their re.riment to Vir g ni-. before the walls of etereburg. The our render of Uneral Lee's Army in 1885, finds them again among the Santee 'bills, where the narrative closes. Persons who wish to secure this interesting story complete, sh.utd send in their subscriptions at once, at only a linited number of copies of the pap+-r will be printed to supply future orders T accommodate perso.s who desire the En q uirer on account of the Story, the following are the TERMS IN ADVANCE. 1 cnpy. three months ...................$1 00 1 oopies, three moutlm..... .............. 7 &) 1 copy. one year,................ . 8 60 Address, L. M. GRIS , Yorkville, S. C. Don't Fail to Try the Celebra tell Southern To:ic, Paknin's Hepatic Bit ,ers, an unfailing remedy for all Diseases of the 'estive Organs and the Liver. -For sale by all Druggists. 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SKILIJS HOUGHTON, Howard Associattion, Phil., Pi IFeh 26 8 Rmn. South Carolia Railroad. GENE19AL SUPkR'_TEt0DENT'S OFFICE,}I CifAtaLS-TO, S. C.,.Marob-28,1868. On and after Sunday, January 19. the Pasen ger Trains on the South CaroUuiSIlroad Will run as follows, viz: Leave Charle .on for Columbia...... -.1.0 A M Arriv at Kin -ville .......... ............ 1.0 - Leave Kilngvie ............... 2, 0 Arrive at Columbia.............. ..850 P X Leave Columbia......;........... 6.04 A N' Arrive at Kin1gille............30 A M Leave Kingville ..........................8 oo A . Arrive at Charleston..:-.... . 800 P M The rassenger Train on the Camden Branch will connect with Up and Down Columbia Trains, and Wilmingtou and Manchester Hailroad Trains on 31oiedays, Wednesdays and Saturdays. N'GHT EXPRESs. FREIGHT AND FAS SENGIER ACCOMALODATIOS TRAIN will run as follows, viz: Leave Charleston for Columbia..........6. 40 PIM Arrive at Columbia...... .......6.' A H Leave Columbia....... .... 6.30 PAM. Arrive at Charleston................. ....640 A K March 21 H. T. PEAKE, Gen'l Supt. Greenville & Columbia R. R. ON and after FRIDAY, the 6th instant, Passenger Trains will run daIly, Sundays excepted, as follows. Leave Colnumbia at...............7.00 a. m. Alston at.................855 Newberry at........... ..10 35 - Arrive at Abbeville at........330 p. m. " at Anderson at..... ...515 " at Greenville at...........600 Leave Greenville at..........6.00 a. m. Anderson at..............6.45 1 Abbeville at...............8.45 " " Newberry at..............125 p. n. Arrive at Alston at... .......300 " " at Columbia at............5.00 " Trains on the Blue Ridge Railroad will also run daily, Sundays excepted, connect ing with the up and down trains on the Greenville and Columbia Railroad, as fol lows: Leave Anderson at...............520 p. m. " Pendleton at.............. 6 20 " Arrive at Walhalla at. . .8.00 " Leave Walialla at................400 a. m. " Pendicton at...............5.40 Arrive at Anderson at .........640 " The train will return from Belton to An. derson on Monday and-Fridav mornings. JAMES 0. MEREDIMl, General Superintendent. Dec.11 50 tf. South Carolina Railroad. This Company has now for sale, for the accommod.tion of rnerchants throughout the country, "BUS.NESS TICKETS"' to travel over the rond. ONE THOUSAND MILES FOR ,25. They eqn be proeured at the Company's Ticket Office 'i Augnra, Colnmbia and Camden ; also in harleton, from *L. C. flENDICKS, 'General Ticket Agint, April 2 17 tf Omee John Street. Laurens RaIlroad. New Schedule. Offire Laurens R. R. Liurens Q. H., S. C , -April 29,188 On anil after ru-sda,v 12th May nextc the trains on this roaal wilr commen'c running to raurru-on same. dav;. to connect with up and do~wn trains on Greenviile and Colgm hia Railroad. at Hebena; leaving' Laurens at 5 A. M., on Tusdays, lhursda.v's an'i-Sat - urday's, and leaving Helena at 11 P. M., on same days.. - J. S BOW ERS, M y Supt. L.RRE. SUUTHl CAROUN~A RAIL. ROADS GENERA L SUPERINTENBDENT'S OECEi, SOI~U CAROLINA RAILROAD, April 28.~1808. THE FOLLOW[NG FREtGuT TARIF from Nusliville and Chattanooga to Coim, bia will take effect from and after this date: From From To Columbia.. Nashville. Chattanooga. Djicon per 100 bs ... ..S3 62 ('a is pe bu-hl.-..........28 21. Cornt per iiusho........... . --2 Whbeat, rye and barley per bushel................ 431 32 -Pork aad beef per barrel. .. .$2.57 -3192 Flour. applcs, onions and potatoes per batrrel..... 1. 19 Whiskr1y, high' winles and alcohol................ 3.95 295 May 7 . General Superin tentient. Notice To Shippers.. Gen'l Superinten's Office. S..C. R. H., -December 11; 1q$7. On and after this date the TARIFF by the Great Southern Frei;rbt Line, FROM COLUJM BIA. will be as follows, viz: Cotton per bale, to New York...........4. 00 '-' . Phiuadel 1da...........4 0' "'Baltimot'e..........-.. 3..25 . This route ias -guaranteed as -eheaper;-uiGker and more retiable than..any competing, arlLile tihe differance of itmurance, not amounting to 20c , isq,ver..wice compensated by difbrence of rates. - H. T. PEAKE, DYecl 1CeneralSupep.ntendent. "The Christian 1lelghbor?" On Thursday Ape;il2d, 18-S, I shall commence thTe weekly nheation of THE CHRiISUIAN 19IGHOR, ln'the city of Coluesbia. C. It will be an A DVocAT15: -1. Of Christiantf~ universal; also particular, as opposed to war, ofnsive or-defensive. 2. Of theriuternal .Unity othe Churoh, as opposed to the pretensions of externalis.8.Of Methodismf. as holdig the Head, and as consisting with the essena1 lt? erty and charity of Christianity. 4. Of fl Government and Patriotism, as they consist with the Divine Government and General Benignity. 6. Of r quallty, as It consists wittr Chrlstanze common snse. 0. Of Education, physical, men tl, religious and moral, as of the drsaf.lmporn tacoe. A IscoEDRn Of General' Intelligenlee from the household, agricultural. scientidec, artificial, commercial and political world. . And an ADVERLTISER of the respectable and moral. . Care will be exercised to exclud'a improper matter, and to put in that which wi-instruct the Children and the School, and ' edlly the Adults and the Church. Tha question-of the conststency of war with Christianit will, when under consideration, be treatedas fras we can in -a Christian sii A nd, while the denomninatlosgal leature ofthe paper will be Methodistic, we shall _endeavor "to keep the unity of the spirit in the bond of peace with air branches of the Church that hold Christ as the Head. The effort wiflbe to make the weekly visits of Thu NZIGH oE agreeabliand profltable to every family. Termns inAdance or withiin monmthsc One Year. ....;............-...-----0. Six Months...:................... 100 Every subscriber is anthorized to' act as an agent, and will, after paying S2.00 for his own paper, be credited with 10 per cent. on all amounts received from him for Tan NEIGHBoR. A limited number of-advertisements will be re ceived at the customary rates. g Persons remitting mnoney by mail will 4e posit the letter in the Post Oee in the,presene of a witness, ar.d in cse the money is not-req' ceved. the certiffcate of deposit will be forward ed to us - r'he receipt of all sums of money sent will be acknowledge in the paper, In connection with the subscriber's name. SOfflce on Main street, next to Robert Bryce & Son. Address: - SIDI H. BROWNE, Columbia. S. 'C. P. S. Agents and other friends to the enter'. prise will please exert themselves and send in suheCrIbers and money by the last of March. March 4 0 tf. Greenville and. Columbia R. R. Co. This Company has~ now fbr sale, in lieu of "Season Tiekets," a TICKET wich entitles a person to travel over the road One Thousand Miles for $40. within one year from date of' purchase. The tickets can :be p.urchaced from the Agents at Cohpnbia, -Newberry, Abpeville, Anderson and GreinviRe.' W. ALSTON GIBBES, General Ticket~Agenit G. & C. K, B. Co. It it an trWrAIJ.WG $f Neuralgia Facialise*fden ect cure in . es ai an )-ff rom the use of no more than ITW#R ILLS. No other for-n of Ileuralgls or Ndo - isease has failed to yieldto this WOUID" PUL REMEDIAL AGENg. Even in the severest- .cases of - euralia and. general nerYon fents,-ofmany years s :he entire system, its use for aJb~ 'ails to produce a t reu. t d* It cont-alns no drgsiiaTW he slightest degree lnUio,VS5 Nost delicate system, a W used with PERPECT SiPeT. I. - It has long been in constant stri~ of our MOST AENT- PB1CIA .W ive it their unenmaUe approval. - Sent.by ail onnedt y ews it 8% Onie psekags,..... .. a Six packages,.......a.50 -il sold y , n drugs ainedicip t r Sta'es,and byv TURNER CO., Sole I 157 Tremont Street Bbetn For sale by. . PRAT 4.idT. age.t pri Sld 9 . 1 ill2 - '. Thdug 7n e dicial OP THEWA ts Causes, Character,CQI u.b BY A LEXANPC Ir. A Book fo i M&ei~, This great work.rsents And impsrt.ial saalysmaofleW yt.pUisChed, s .d. .vea. and shaadows of bp c 15 ri o Steres ift 0" Fosl hic~sb tevolutii>n from N.(twita% a-ere ao ,.cceeib)e ttr. stoa sp-cod-e tMO a 29bi which baa bee &PPARENTLYr SIMILAba ad e n M.M. oI.d, ihest order. -The A L kASfr fond a *4 portanuc,mnd et-whose utoderate.'cndid MaSt d tai sand6 4taO .rii TIie .~inse ~nv~ obtaio tirs vQri- t4 -ale pv4 nldc "t0 maRke it s - One Agent in -Eado1 .cribkrs tredas. - OQi Il enzau,23ha. 9 OUe in esiphis, TQs . a erd fo Ir-C lrs * nd Sflte.oriptio nftherk of jdvance sheets, C. O Addre.s jAo94KAL TUE. SUBSGH 1BER bi?' haud a fuIt assortme.ft.o(d ol his o'imake, ali1 groipthess.and despaie- r rilrowi vaOns Th'azik ful for pastpa sc riber rispecfiulytskal ,r ofilhe s-ame, ~eiJ no effors on.his.p&t&.I the utmost satifaeiu 7 Newberry $. C, Jnig.$ u. ndersigned that h~e is prepared-*J any Eid of eABMifA esand most satisfat solcited. -Prces aC Oct. 3,186 e-44-t f. FASHIONtABLX leenfNiewberry;fbat te rnmin the rear of thy where he will.be happy te the ezercils.of' bis 'eofe1b~ isto please the most fa?4s the 'keeping of his hap - most unexceptioI q ~ i~ - Hairyig execinted ip4bes manper. - Woae so often caled. on4 irt Molars ore t~eth b to reguatae orstegtE q whch become- arqed we think it:adsa .1l4 aents to-thest ay be fidd ,~ wtlseidren arcn en o*M fr pree~'~ Chititsshd.or1oil~'bit per t;and t$n fr' iS the Mtolars, or faP AcK of thesebelengi t the set - Many persons a.hp of this fact. Now notice ly. Charges very mdrS B S. W H4EA Newbery,'JaE. 5,1 PAVILON~ Charleston, S.C BOARD PER DAY,$ P.0 A.1JTERWED, kr.L. Superintendent.P TURNER~8~ -CELB fl A Cure for,,allF Nervdus Disoa,o For .n1e at PR A TT'S PHWN St.