The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, June 03, 1868, Image 4

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UeMmDemo tie Plat Men: ~ orm. Besti Wilkes, the sAitor of Wjgkees4ip',h&asea iA Wash ingtI ir some weeks past and is d Aei-the pl6ts and counter-plots, theii.pWticians. The lollowitngi 4tgia firoin the leading editorial Ilithe last issue of his paperis evide&ty from his pen, and in view oU-the recent developments at .ashington, possesses peculiar *gnificance: iW now what we speak of, anwe say, authoritatively that ;mocratic platform will be se4iended as to recognize the 1atinal progress of'the last seven and to suit the progressive temper of the time. On the 4th Jaly next, that programme will be e.nunciated in Tammany Hall, e city of New York. Its -ii pak will be a denunciation of the principle of human slavery, =d an acceptance of all the legis tion of the period on that subject; e"- repdiation and extinction V e difedera1& debt; the g4olity of all men bef&re the law; - an4dparta suffrage. It is shrewd V*Oolated that in view of such ' e the .liented Demo 4fati Aaeaent, whbch n6w con : Republicin majority. stlthecome disgusted with a i ywhi4Wisineapable of govern pailt, or 6wenfQf defendin' itsown Jie sad pceivig, moreo ver, in other and vigoros hands, a plat .fobrm covering their4ld prine..Ules, wil at -onCe flock t. the n ew -To an' d, id leave the Repablica 'fn 'sebt-siak'to ruin. .-This is a lasible -conception, ani Will. -be to win if. Andrew ihnsoi is aitted; th'ongB it is not-se cer Ain that the Democratic' party, sRhaing. profitted by the ~eaheny ef-Fessenden & Co., 0hooeto win with Repiblican twtora at its .ead,"' -zing the natural pro ~ .f 4bte:. ast seven years," -fnaI surrender of the S lates to the behests of' * i~. e aball see.-Char 3m -Leva &As Los.-The ~p&nes whose loss I lament ,. siW in existence ; they are g*th ine at this very time; 'ey are like mnyself~ dwelling in * be a rag m'asiof of Godl; they 0I tng i,1ne as I to them. - pera afamI in theirs. AsI - their loserperhaps theyt W 1 -atiipiation of our ?*a. What t4 ue is still boyth~ ~ee eteariy. Why g rieve beestise I dan no 3ogenejoy theirpleasant soaiety? n 'urg1te lifetime I was not d bemtened'because I could not sh avre them around: me. If a erney took them.froni zne, ! i - r th~eref'dre ui?happy. And ~wIy is.t deretnoW.? Theyj - ave geneenajourney. Whether bo ne~ livitig'on earih in a far - -teity, or in some higher a iuthe infinite universe of ~ ~~Jsti0 that ?. Are -we notk ~iti,ste5aarbne ose of the egho;like loving bro.Ubers who -j~aitseparate orooms,? Rave 4MheDfore ceased tobe b,rothers ? - , [Soaine. -A SsaEPUIS1ENT.-A gen i ubg.ad a talk with a wieked m~ .'om do not look as if youj -ad prospered by your wicked ejos," paid the gentlemen. -. '1Aa'at prospered at it," cried the man feelivgly. "it is business that don't, pay. If I had given ]half the time and energy to some ggjest ealling which L huxe spent try~bIng to geta living without work, I ight now be a man of property and character, instead of heblomeless wretch I am." Hie thm totd his history, and ended b aging: "I have been twice mthe state prison, and I have aeaquaintance-with all sorts ofiniises in my life ; but I tell yoN,y '.1orst punishmnent is in being wkat 1am." Ie not this an awful and solemn thonght? The robber robs him self. The wrong he has done to one man qr to,rs'bnidred mern, is tr~mgaid short-lived, compared. with the wrong which he has done to himself; this is deep and ever lssting.-Child's Paper. TEMPRAt BLEssINGs.-Wish for them cautiously-ask for them~ submissively-Want . them con tengJy-obtainl them honestly.-1 accept themi humbly-ma?kage -tbeir prudently-emnploy them e.steem-them ngirately-inlcrease them sistadsly-use -thetn sub UV1rtien ' r thiem easily-, veiprnhem wilingly. The State of South CaroliDa. Newberry Dist:ict-In Equity. Silas Johnstone, vs. J. A . Bond and others. It appearing to my satifaction that Sames A. Bond. one of the def&ndents in this case, resides beyond the limits of this State. On motion of Messrs Jones & Jones. Plaintiff's Solicitors. it is ordered, that said absent de feudant do plead answer or demur to this bill, witbin forty davs from the publication hereof, or the same will be taken pro con fesso a_ainst him. Com',- Offee, SILA JOHNSTONE, May 20 217t. t14 c. E N. D. District Court of the United States, For the Di-ter of South Carolina. In Bankrutcy In the matter of JOH.N P. AULL, Binkrupt. To whom it may enncern: The undr signed hereby gives notice of his appoint, ment as A-sivnre of the estate of Johl P. Aulln.f 'tie town of NewberrY, in the Dis, trict of Newberry and State of South Caro lina within s:il, di,triet, who has been ad judged a Bankrupt upon his own petition by the District Court of Said District. Dated 18th day of M:ty. A. D , 1868. JOHN T. 1'E'ERON, Assignee. May 20 21 Ut. District Court of the United States, For the District of South Carolina. In Bankrnptcv. In the matter of J. T. ZEALY, Bankrupt. To whom it may concern: The under signed hereby gives notice of his appoint, ment as Assignee of the estate of J. T. Zealy, of the town of Newberry, in the Dis% trict of Newberry and State of South Caro, lina within said district, who has been ad judged a Bankrupt upon his own petition by the District Co*irt of naid District. Dated 15th day of May, A. D 1868. JO H N R. LEAVELL, Assigneo. May 20 21 3t. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Newberry District-In EQuity. Etneline D. Gross, Adm'x, v Jas. C. Gross and others. Bill to Marshall Assets, &c. It appearivg to my satisfaction that James Hodges, William R. Hodges, Robert flodges, and William I'. Lewis (constitut ing the firm of Hodges Brothers) the part ners of th- firm of Carey, Howe 4 Co., and E. H. Slatler. defendants in this case, reside beond the limits of this State, On Motion of' Mr. Fair, Plfl's Sol'r, it is Ordered, that the said absent defendants do plead. answer or demur to this Lill within forty days from the publeation hereof, or the same will be taken pro confeseo against them. Com'rs Offi(e, SILAS JOINSTONE, 16th May, 1868. 20 21 7 *14 C.E N.D. ,STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Newberry District-In Equity. Joj!n R. SonIdley & Charlton H. 3ondley, st rviving Ex'ors, v Richard C. Sondley, Fo, '.er A. Sondley and others. Bill for Marshalling Assetts, Injunction, &c. It appe;ring to my satisfaction that Fos er A. Son,Uey and Moses Lilienthall, d" -endants in this case, reside beyond the imits of this State, On Motion of Mr. Fair, [intiff 's So eitor, i is Ordered, that the 'd alisent defe..idants do plead, answer or --A ur to the bill (iled in this case within r. days from the- publication I ereof, or gj~ il be take ' pro conrtsso against em a SILA3 JOHNSTONE, oem.r . -i C. E.. N. D 16th May, 1 026' 1 TATE OF soU,'f HCAROLINA. Newberry District-.-IEqiy . W. Smith v B. Waldo, A1 G.-Mayes & 3. N. Lipscomb. Bill for Account.. Ttappeaing to my satisfactiori that .sen unin Waldo and Rhydon G. Mayes, tw~o e defendants in this case,. reside l,eyonid e lmita of this State, on moriop of .,eRoy e publication hereof, or the same e.il be iken pro confesso agant them.I om's (Slee, .SILAS joxi'KiTO', M 20'l 7' 4. ~TATE OF SOUTH CARUOLINA. N~ewberry District--In Equity. .B. S. Beard,2Ex'or; et al.~ Bill for sale of Land, Relief, &c. E appearing to my sati.sfaction that W. . . Beard, a-party defenidant in this case, stes beyonrd the limits of this State, On notion of Messrs.. Jones & Jones. it ordered, that the said absent deferd nt do plead, ansirer or demur to this Bil 'ithism forty day.s from the pub'ligation he,e f, or the samte wil be takten pro etinfesso ginst him. SILAS JOHNSTONE, omi'rs Olice, C. E. N. D. 15 May, 1868. 20 21 7 f?l4 ~TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Newberry District-In Equity. li. H. Grierson and2. O Grierson. s wif'e, -Adm'x., v Thomas F. Harmon, Adm'r, and others.I The creditors of the estate of Middleton T. Danard, dec'd, are required to render on ,,rth and estah4ish their respective demands, >eor the Commissioner on or before the 15th day, of June next. $-ILAS JO HNSrTONE, C E.Nt D. Com'rs Office, 11 May, 1868 13 20 5-10 TA TE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Newerry District-In Equity. oph F. A bramns and wire, hy next friend, vs. AuleU .. ..erges andi others. Bill for 4ccount andl Belie. t appearing to my satisfactionl that John V. latton, a party defendent :n this case, resides beyonn the limits of thie State. O.n motion of Mr. Caldwell, plaintiff's sol., it is orierd th:st he do plead. answer or demur to the-btfl tiled in this case.within forty days from the publication hereof, or the same wlbe taken nro confes o against hitn. SIL AS JOHNSTON i, c. E, N ID. Cor's Of fice, May 11, 1868. 13 20 7 014 The State of South Carolina. Newberry District-Ia Equity. Silas Johnstone, Co'n., vs. W. A. Reid and -others: Bill to foreclose statuary lien. It appearing to my satisfaction that Chares S. Reid, a defendant in this case, re'. sides beyond the-limits of this State, on mo, tion of Mr. Baxter. Plaintiff's Solicitor. or dered that the said absent defendant do plead, answer or demur, to the bill in tis case within forty days' itn lbth 1 cation hereof, or the samnp-'f. 1e takenlp confesse against him. Sl.LAS JDHNSTONE, ao's Offlie, C. E.XN,D. The State of South Carolina. Nqewberry District-In Equity.. J. H. Williams, Adm'r, vs. J. J. Reeder and - others. The creditors of the estate of Richard W. Cary, deceased, are required to render on oath and establish their respective demands before the Comti.issioner, on or before the firt da of June, 1868. Com' sOfflee, SILAS JOHNSTO Nt, Apri298 6t. 010 C. E. N.D. Male-Sc6ool.~ The siubserfoer will dpen o h 1st of M AE' H-a School for bjoys. GThe course of inistruction will cotn )4of the ordinary English bran tn re,and, if.desired, Terma ThreeDollars per month, invariably Jn advac4e. mar 4Em - J. F. J. CALDWELL. ISOLETTE, THE FEMALE SP. A STORY OF CHARLESTON AND T1E WAa. By J. Witherspoon Ervin. Tn the issue of the Yorkville Enquirer for the 4th of June. will be commet:ced the publication of the above thrilling and interesting nouvelette, written expressly for its columns. by one of the most popular authors ot this State. The princi, paU scenes of this story are laid in Charleston and vicinity, and the story cannotfail to prove interesting to all who are familiar with the eveits which occurred in that locality during the late war. One of the most painful circumstances connect ed with the heroic defeuce ot'Charle ton. during its three years of siege, is to be ftuid in the fact, that during all this time, there were persons in the city, "in high lite." who were eniaged as spies ip sending information to the besiegers. Drawings of the fortiscations were furiiished, weak points noted. and the movement of troops indicated as .%ooin as begun, and the fleet notified of the time of arrival and departure of blockade tutiing ves-els. So cautions.y did thefe emis satries of the enemy conduct their work, that for a long time the !kill of the most eminent detej tives was baffied in their endeavors to break up the illicit correspondence. These spies were the souice of extrenie annoyance to the Command ers in Chai les-ton, and the information they were ena- led to furnish, often thwar ed their best ma tured designs upon the enemy. As a proof ot th- cornpleteness of this conspiracy, it may be remarked. that the daily papers of the city were frequently read on board the blockade fleet, the sam. day of their publication. I lie author of "Isolette, or the Female Spy." has taken the principal chracters and Incidents in tlii< affjir, a:d under assumed names. has pre sented them in the form of a thrilling, and well wi it ten romance, historic and imaginative. The circumstances of the story are detailed a- begin ning on James Island and in connection with some of the South Carolina Regiments stationed th,re. After many thrilling adventures in which the "female spy" figures largely, the be roes of the lilot follow their realment to Vir g.nia. before the walls of Petersburic. The sur render of General Lee's Army in 1865, finds them again among the Santee hills, where the narrative closes. Persons who wish to secure this interesting story complete. should send in their subscriptions at once, at only a limited number of copies of the paper will be printed to supply future orders T > accommodate persons who desire the En uirer on account of the Story, the following are TERMS IN ADVANCE. I copy, three months ..................61 00 11 copies, three monts.... -.............7 50 1 copy, one year .................................. 8 0 Address, L. M. GRIS I, Yorkville, S. C. Don't Fail to Try the Celebra ted Southern Tonic, Panknin's Hepatic Bit ters, an unfailing remedy for all Diseases of the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For sale by all Druggists. Don't Fail to Try the Cele brated Sluthern Tonic, Panknin's Hepatic Bitters, an unfailing remedy for all Dis eases of the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For sale by all Druggists. Don't Fail to Try the Cele brated Southern Tonic, Panknin's Hepatic Bitters, an unfailing remedy for all Dis eases of the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For sale by all Druggists. Don't Fail to Try the Cele brated Southern Tonic, Panknin's Hepatic Bitte.'s, an unfailing remedy for all Dis eases of the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For sale by all Druggists. Don't Fail to Try the Cele brated Sotthtern Tonic, Pankin'a Hepatic Bit ters, an unfailing remedy for all L'iseas"s of the Digestive Organs and thie Liver. For sale by all Druggists. Don't Fail to Try the Cele hrated Southern Tonic, Panknin's Hepatic Bitters, an unfailing remuedy for alI Diseases of the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For sale by all Druggists. The Due West Female College. Over One Hundred names are on our roll.' There is still r-oom. Pupils are re etved at any time. BoaRJJ.so Twelv it anfld r.s shing. Turriod, Twenity Dol lrs C,r five months. Music, (piano) Twenty our' Dollars Vocal Music, French and AM4AO taught free of chi arge. J~an )5 3mo. J. 1. BONNER, Pres. RESTAkURANT. The subecriher having opened a Restaurant NEX1' DOOR to his Bakery and Confec' tionery store, in the building formerly oces cupied by Mr. B. M. Blesse, for the. accoms modarion of the public, info~rms them that he is prepared to furnish &EH the Delicacies of the season In FISH, Oysters and, Game, In the most acceptable style. g will kcep constantly on draft Fresh Lager Beer, Wines, Ales, &c. He is also prepared to farnish TRANSIENT OR REGULAR B OARD AND. LODGING. He respeectfully asks for' a share of patron age, sind promises .to make his establish ment a favorite resort. - an 15 3 LOUIS SCHODAIR. TIJRNER'S JE LEB RATED A cure for all Face Aches and Nerrous Disorders, &c, For sale ta -PRATT'S brug Stord, New Bar Room. I have opened and refurnished the Bar Rom in .Amazoque, formerly kept by Mr. Fed Boftzer, and will always keep on hand the very purest liquors that can be had in the Market--Such as Cognac, Apple and Peach Brandy, various brands whiskey, Gin, Rum, Wine, Are, Porter, &c. My stock will -always be select and pure, and prices very moderate. Call and see if yb.u cannot gt a better drink at less m.one.y than for merly. D. WARD, & Co.', Newberry, March 25. New Barber Shop. ShavIng, Hair Dressing and Champooing stylishly done in squire Peterson's shop by a irst-rate Barber. Notice. The Subscrib-er would inform his friends and- the public that he has a small stock of SADDLES, BRIDLEs, BUGGY HAR NESS, &c.; which he offers for sale at prices to suit thte tiigs. - W. A. ELMORE. April 2m Newberry Female College. The present Session openied on the 1st of January, PupIls are received at any' time during the Session. Sowr dcnlars addesa Rav. J. TAThR ZEA LT, ben~r C.H,8.C ricpl MAKE JP' YOUR' CLIB! FOR THE NEWBERRY HERALD, A FIRST CLASS, LIVE DISTRICT, FAMILY, AND General News Paper ! 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This iliu<trates the character of the learders, the humor of the so'diers. the dievotion of women, the bravery of' men, the p'nuck of onr heroes, thc romance and hardsnipi of' the service. Tlhe Valiant and Brave he-arted, the Pie ture que and Dramatic, the Witty and Mar,. elous., the Tenider antd Pathetic and the whole Panoram-t of the War ate here thril ligly portrayed in a masterly mannter, at nce historicail and romantic, ren-lering it the most ample. no ique, brilliant and reada able book that thte watr has ca]-d forth. Amn<emenr as well as instrnct ion mnav he found i. every page, as gra;'hic detait, bril liant wIt, aend authentIc history. are skitil ully interwoven in this -ok of literary art Send f'r Circulars and see our term-s, and full de<cription of the work. Address, JONES BROTI1ERS & CO., Jan 152 Atlanta, Ga. CHARLESTON HOTEL. Charleston, S. C.* The undersigned having taketn charze of the above well known Hotel, respectfully informs his friends and the travellitng public that it lin8 been refurntished in all of its de partments. The table will at al times be upplied with the best the Market affords, including every delicacy in season, while the cuisine will be unexceptionable. The Bath Rooms attached to the Hotel are sup plied with the celebrated Artesian Water, and Hot, Cold or Shower Baths can be ob tained at any time. The same attention will be paid to the comfort of the guests as heretofore, and travellera can rely upon nding the CI,arleston Hotel equal to any in the United States. The patrotnage of the travelling public is respectfully solicited. J. P. IHORBACH. Agent, Jan. 15 3 tf. Proprietor. Greenville Female College. C. H. JUDSON, President. 'Assisted by Four Professors and Three Female Teachers. The SPRING TERM will begin on WED NESD A.Y the 12th of FEBRUARY next, and continue 20 weeks. Owing to the scareity of money, the rates have been REDUCE') as follows:I Boarding for 20 weeks, (currency) $80.60 Tuition highbest Eng..Course " 30,00 " French or Latin " 20.00 Lessons on Piano or Guitar " 30 00 Special Vocal Lessons " 25 00 Drawing and-Painting - " 20 00 Singing and [ncidentals " 5,00 For further informnation apply for late Catalogne. . C. H. ,1UDSON, Dec. 18 51 tf- President. The Healing Pool. "Essay's for Young..Mbn, on the Crime, of Sokude; and We Errors, Abuses and Dis eses wbich destroy the inanly power, andj create itnpediments to Marriage, w.ith Rure relief. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Address, Dr. J.- SK ILLIN OGHTON, Howard Association, Phil., Pa. Wahb 9a 8 3mQ. South -arolina R;alroad. GENEr AL SUPFRINTE\'DFTS OFFICE, CH.&TLESTON, S. C., March 28, M68.) On ard after suntay, January 19.-the Passen ger Irains on the South Carona Railroad wiH run as follows, viz : LeUve Char!e-toii for Columbia...........6.30 A X Arrive at Kin,_,ville .......... 3* 0 P Sr Leave Kiingville ..........---..----- ... 200 P X Arrive at Columbia. .... 350 P K Leave Columbia ........ . 6.01) A I Arrive at Kiiigville ..............--- 7.0 A X L-eve Kingvill .................................. 800 A X rri%e at Churle4ton.. ...3.00 P X rhe Pascenger Train on the Camden Branch will connect with Up and Down ColumblaTrains, and Wilmington and - 51anchester' Railroad f rainq nn 1o'iavs. Wedne,d.tyvand Saturdays. N Giur EXPIF.;S. FREIHT AND PAS %FNGVK ACC4oSODAI10., TRA[., will run as fto lows. vi?: Leave Cliarleston for Columbia.......5 40 P N Arrive :t Columbia..... ............ 6. 5 A 3 Leave Columbia...................5.30.P X Arrive at Charleston ..... . ...... 5 40 A i March 21 H. T. PEAKE, Genl Supt.. Greenville & Columbia R. R. ON and after FR.ID.Y, the 6th instant, Passen.-er Trains will run daily, Sundays xcepted. as follows: Leave Columbia at...............'7.00 a. m. "c Alston at................8.5.5 " " Newbery at..............10 35 Arrive at Abheville at...........3 30 p. m. " at Ander-on at........ ...515 " " at Greenville at.......6 00 " Leave Greenville at...............6.00 a. M. " Anderson at...............6 45 " " Abbeville at...............8.45 " " Newberry at..............125 p. m. Arrive at Aiston'at.... ..........3 00 " " 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 Wahalla at................400 a. M. " Pendleton at...............5 40 " Arrive at Anderson at. .........6 40 " The train will return from Belton to An derson on Monday and Friday mornings. JAMES 0. MEREDIrH, General Superintendent. Dec. 11 50 tf. South Carolina Railroad. This Company has now for sale, for the accommodation of merchants throughout the country, "BUSINESS TICKETS" to travel over the road. ONE THOUSAND MILES FOR $25. They can be procured at the Company's Ticket Office in Augusta, Columbia and Camden ; also in Charlepton, from L. C. HENDRICKS, General Ticket Agent, April 22 17 ti Office John Street. Laurens Railroad. New Schedule. Office Laurens R. R, Laurens C. H., S. C., April 29, 1868. On and after Tuesday, 12th May next. the trains on this roadl will commence running to return-on same day; to connect with up and down trains on Greenville and Colum bia Railroad, at Helena; leaving .Laurens at 5 A. M., on Tuesdays, 'harsday's and Sat. urday's, and leaving Helena at 1i P. M., on same days. J. S. BOWERS, M1.y 6 Sapt. L. R. R. SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL ROAD. GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT's OFFICE, Sourn CAROLINA RIAILRO.AD, A pril 28. 1868. TilE FOLLOW[NG FREIGUT TARIFF fromp Nashnille and Chattanooga to Colum bia will take effect from and atter this date: From From To Columbhia. Nashville. Chattanooga. B.con per 100 lb4........83 .62 Oas perhbu-hel.........28 21 CoJirO per' btsheC.......... 36 27 Wheat, rye an d barley per bushel................ 43& 32b Poik aad beef per barrel... .$2.57 61 92 Flour. apples, onions and~ potatoes per barr-l...1.59 1.19 Whiskey, high wines and alcohol................395 295 . (Sigrned,) HI. T. I'EAKE. My 7 General Superintenlent. Notice To Shippers. Gen'l Superinten's Office. S,. C. R. tr., *December 11, 1867. On and after this. date the TAIFF' by the Great Southiern Freight Line, FItWI COCUM BA. will be as follJows, viz: Cottou per bale, to New York ............$4. 00 ." " Pilaide.lpia..........4 04 S " Baltimore ............. 3. 25 This route is guaranteed as cheaper, quicker and more reliable than any competing, while the differance of insurance, not amounting to 0e , is over twiee comapenssated by difference of rates. H. T. PEAK E, Dec 11 General Superintendent. "The Christian Neighbor." On '1 hursdlay, A pri! 2d, Is 8. r shall commence the weekly pubbca:ion of I'HIE CHR[LSCIAN NEIG ti ROR, in thg city of Columbia, S. C. It will be au A DvoCA'rs: 1. Of Christianity universal; also particular, as opposed to war, offnsiv or defensive. 2.0Of the 1InternaI TUnity ofle(Churchs, as opposed to the pretensions of exteraliom. 3. Ot Methodism. as holding the Head. and as consisting wi'h the essentials, lib erty and chariiy of Christianity. 4. Oif Civil Government and Patriotism, as they consist with the Divine Goverinment and General Benignity. 5. Of' qua.ity, as it consists wit h Christianiized common sense. 6. Of Education, physical, men tal, religious and moral, us Qf the first impor', Lance. A R ECORDEn of General Intelligence from the household, agricultural. scientific, artificial, co-mmercial and political world. And an ADvErTISEa of the respectable and moral. Care will be exercised to exclude improper matter, and to put in that which will instruct the Children and the School, and edify the Adults and the Church Tha question of the consistency of war with Christianity will, wben under consideration, be treated as f.r as we can in a Christian siriL.. And, while the denominational feature ofthe paper will be Methodistic, we shall endeavor "t keep the unity of the spirit in the bond of peace" with all branches of the Church thathold Christ as the Head. The effosrt will be to make the weekly visits of TH NEmGHBoE agreeable and profitable to every family. Terms in Advance or within 3 Months: One Year............................-200 Six Months.........................100 Every subscriber is authorized to act as an agent, and will, after paying $2.00 for his own paper, be credited withi 10 per cent. on nall amounts received from him for THE N~EIGHB5R. A limited Dumber of advertisements will be re ceived at the customary rates. [87 Persons remitting money by mail will de posit the letter in the Post Office in the presence of a witnese, ar.d in case the money is not re. ceved, the certificate of deposit will be forward ed tous. 07 The receipt of all sums of money-mnt will be acknowledged in the paper, in connection with the subscriber's name. 07 Office on Main street, next to Robert Bryce & Son. Address: SIDI H. BROWNE, Columbia, S. C. P. S. Agents and other friends to .enter'. prise will please exert themselves amend In sbscrIbers anid money by the last of March. March 4 10Otf. reenville and Columbia R. B. Co. This Company has now for- sale1 in.lieu of "Season Tickets," a TICKET which entitles a persoti to travel over the road One Thousand M3iles for $40. within one year 'from .4ae of purchase. The tickets can be' purchased frorm the Agents,sa1 ColemIis,.Iewherry, Abpeville, Anderson and G'reemvie. Geneiil W. ALSTON GIBB'ES, Gee'lTicket Agent G. & C. R. R. Co. It is 80 NTAILING if Neuralgia Facialls, diten'efedda p ect cure in less than twenty-fourtor roin the use of nt more thanw1wo Nother form of 3TeuiNa oa1ervs' )isease has failed to yield to this WONDUR ~UL REMEDIAL AGEIIT. Even in the severest .cases .of Chronil leuralgia and general nervous dre nents ,-f many years sta 4ii,-UI, :be entire systemn, its use for, atwQ;~ Sfew weeks at the utmost, always. Uo4 he most astonishing reief, a 'ails to produce a- complets -andereSen :nre. It contains no.drugs or other materials - he slightest degree injurious, eY : most delicate system, and can ALWAYS h. 2sed with PEnPECT SATETT. - It has long been in constant ust by if, our iosT EiNENT PeTSICLA, give it their nnanmous an ipproval. on )seae bys maile o yedt hi oD One piekage,..s....... of3 sapcages,....." It is sold by all whoiesale andrgtaildalne in drugs and medicines thouhoutzs"Iim States, and by - tRNEr 00., Sole Proprietors, 157 Tremotnt Street, antonika For sale by PRATT & ANT. April29 18 12uo. Agents Wanteno for The Official History OF THE WAR, [tm Causes Character, Candit ani Ai* BY Aw.tA PEH. 5TZ?ETSL'. A Book for all Section s a an d a7 Parties. W This great work presents the oul ymi and impartial analysis ,theens -o ur vet published; and -gives t6E~e intdsUh t md.shadows of the r of, know he high ofes o.afe.ed the Sw"(0 4p revolution from Itsfotanpru.sd hb were so accessible to Mr. te-frmin itron as second. oficer of t'e*no tis-W To a public which has been MI &PPA RENTLY SIMILAR ~BEODUCThGNB. we promise a change of fPre,. both agrema and salutary, apd an intelleotaal treat .e * biFhest order yhe Great Amer APFLAs r foud ahistorInw' portance, and at whose handste&jo moderate, candid and Iuth and jaatice so UAill. - The intense desire every- hu ~uit~S Bbtain this wrk, its Official - Ale, combined with an Sfperesisd 7admff make it thebstubseripSoan boo*Ryk b"to One.Agent In Easton, Pa.; - par acribers in three days.lik . One in Boston, Mass..103 M Sbierbe e pimemphs.Tenu. 1c6 bois' lays. Send for Circlars an'd see our full description of the werkt with I N Af advance sheets. - -.- - ' Address NATIONAI PUBLI$SEl1 prnc, an Broad teet, Aanta THlE SUBSCRIBER -as o ~)~ band a fulIl assorunemt of the a6bviappoe mases, of differdiq patternsC beides oas ; his on-make, all of whic'h Ggis dupanp o furnish at very reasonable ratues, with ~romptness and deszpatch. Personq desiroui of'having cassbert ~ailroa d will have'them ss free''f 1a~ A H .ris alwaysob haf4 an lr$ 'urnished the rate of $1%0 per-day. T bank ful for past -patroager- tie 486 ~criber resapeetfaily aska'for ya crninusion >f the same, and assures- the petblie -that to effort on his part-will bielbarel1obid* -. he utmost satisfactiod. RCHAP~kf. Newbcrry s. C., Jualy 3r. CABINET MAKTNG And RepairIng,7 The undersigned respeifellygv~as) ic hat, he is prepared to M AKE, or. R . my kind o(CBD T ARG est and most satisfactory. manner. ;olicited. Prices reasonable. WR; ZO3EI Oct. 30, 1867-44-tf. Helepa, ~ REMOVAL. LEWIS BUTLEN, FASHIONABLE BARBER -ant . HAIR DRESSE1, RESPECT(ULLY annouceato the- gen lemen of-Newberry, that-he .hassremovete hew room in the rear oftbe-NewtberryB-otel, where he will be hiappy to wait upon.,sis-in. he exercise of his profession. >Bis obfrcs s to please the most .faetididas tasirg'an he keeping of his shop shall be.after. .' nost unexceptionable syle. Shaving, Trimnming, ShampeoIng, tand Eairdying .seuted in ~the most approvMi manner. Jaun.44f.. &ttend to Your Childrea'sTeeth We are so-oftenceglied on.Io estrae -*1s" rart Molars or Jaw-Teeth for-h o regulate or strengthenth which become erTo(*eI from we think it advisable to call..the parents to the subjt ; soth'at,1be -teeth may be.filleT, sn the front teeth -'notTald. whilst childi'eu are cutting their siedt ist. so as to preferit their coming Irregular. . Children shed, or lose but ten teeth from tf upper jaw,.and tei from rl4e Iberer ja -n the Molars, or jaw teeth, whiCh they est BACK of these, belongtd-thefrdult gow set. Many persons say they we o ur of this fact. Now notice and i ly. Charges very moderae.~~ Newberry, Ja.tgIB PAVILIONr ACI Charleston, S. 0 - BOARD PER DAT, $3.00. AU'I'TRPEL, IrsL.L - - - Superintendent, PrQpriefreus * TURINER'S CELEBRA A.(ure for all Face Aches, Nervous- Disorders, -&c. For ale at - PR ATT'S DRUG STORE.