Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Qerman. Stt1em~en1~, eetern Texas are an ex e on fd the generai character of 1 ridultural communties in Teas, for no plate in the world prosenta in its eorbination of uasturaIseenery and flarm lifea more pleasant pictare-than the eight or tetimileo of country on the San Antonio road before entering the thriving village ot New BraunIos. The road ransthrong. a succession of small farmsto the West, a mile .r'sodistant, is a range of high ndS covered with cedar, the dark bilgag.cotrasting-pleasantly with Nth light green foliage of elms thvidot the little valley below, -to.the West stretches out a lovely rolling prairie count:-y, ove' which herds of cattle are grazing; be tweeh this line of bills and t'e high, rolling prairie, lie the well fenced, well-tilled farms of our - Corman friends, their humble but oomlfortable houses surrounded by l-1the:evidences of an industrious adcitiized people. Here and tIe.re long lanes -lead from the prories to the bills to afford.a passagefor the cattle of the farm er. The whole coun try is a scene of agricultural industry; ploughs *re moving in every field; men and O en ar at work; no one lounging aboat. Tho women are e-eral0y engaged in the lighter - &tnpyment of sowing the seed. V4children were visible playing idfy about the farm doors, but a log school house; in which we saw &aAtitude of young heads trying - teztch a glimpse of the'.stage, p*e-er that tbese induetrious Ger -A m womrence right." Ra^dicaCisi dies Hard-Hear Phillips. Foius the value of this -defeat *e=mists In this; It shows that thus far'the- radical element, of the miS~)Vtat has been safely deA . ,President Johnson has S gelfaJitt5legislation; thwarted aRl .its planaj eashiered alk -who sywibie4 withi-t- He is justi a4 s doing. Senators claim - .eWbe Rppublicana-e wbo haive bi&heito only m&rmured dis * sent uton t,he first utterance- of the puablic wish, hlave slank into lin6-renow bold enough to defy the tidlijyaIty of the nation and bannt -tbeir own disloyalty on -'the, eente floor.. After, such im p'odence, the party assembles at $hk~g7ad zo& oinly 4dee- not - . i#k?/odi-am themn out of its ranks, * aiLebarywise, mols its notn n jais,andplatfowrto conlhiate thien. anifestly, the raditaf ere mnihaq- been; on all bands, sa.4i defiely tius far.- .'Power,' -~ Meaulaj,.9afely- defied, toucbeoia downfall.' We wait to 0eiWdeJetiWis the end. If it - --.be, th'enlaewel1to teepulbliesn ~t~TbEnes will be drawn he eaus .is neyer- lost. - -Tat er - oforever victorious: - d4ray8 it breaks the -worthless tOOPotplyt9 ,wake better. wigt mass _gGermUeft wi@ - nd ementhe con ti-I ieotpj.. Anai-chy may dev'as ta-itwhi1e. 'Civil war mray waste it. Conispiitatons d~isgied as Pres - dent. aiid Coigress, may legislate eo' 'time- at' WashiRcgt6n. But ~wJe ftg hant.aine spite. or IMinoti 'eodIeism1-re inexdra bidetthe lw ofsupply and - demd in the market o orp tios.:hare as~ in theie iron grasp. bgq wboe may) legislate, justice ad Iebrty govern tbis land ; and - - eat- oi anarchy, corruption- and $.tion. they will lead it finally. -Weeace and law. -* - Nedonotbeifere that the rad * iedent in this iand can be safeLydefied.* k will yet erush its .issailants. It will yet spew fortb4ant of' its- mouth men like * Wilson, who never confess a truth -tiliwety'aonths after it is of any value-fussy puff-balls, like TrUfmb1I--greediy camp-followers, )ikeg.esenen whom e monopoly *of tev.loaves and two fishes only maskes to snarl the angrier at these ighose disinterestedness tosses tlhem all the spoils. The force, whose triumphant vigor tempted -these, men to assume its livery, will yet sweep them from the thrreshing floor and organizei victory.I No SCOLDING OR FRETTING IN Hz.avRN.-A little girl who had witnessed the perplexity of her mother on a certain occasion, when her fortitude gave way un der severe trial, said: "Mother,'does God ever 1fret or scold ?" The query was so abrupt and startlirig that it irrested the mo ther' ateton almost wfth a "Why, Lizzie, what makes yoi ask that question ?". "Why, God is go6d ; you knov you used to call Him so, when: was little; and I should like t( know ifHe ever scolds ?" "No, child, no." "Well, I am glad be don't foi scolding always makes me feel s( bad. I dont think that I coulc love God much if he scolded." The mother felt rebuked. Nev er had she heard so forcible a lee ture on the evils of scolding. Th( words sank deep in her beart a she turned away from her littl( innocent one to hide the tears thai gathered in her eyes. A young woman's fancy is like th( moon, which changes continually, bui always has a man in it. The State of South Carolina. Newberry District-In Equity. Silas Johnstone, vs. J. A. Bond and others It appearing to my satisfaction that Jamef A Bond. one of the defendeots in this case resides beyotid.the limits of this State. Or motion of Mes;srs. Jones & Jones. Plaintiff's Solicitors. it is ordered, that said absent de fendant do plead answer or demur to thi bill, within forty days from the publication ereof. or the same will be taken pro con, fesso againqr him. Com's Ofl,-e, SILA% JOHNSTONE, May 20 21 7 t14 C. Z N. D. District Court of the United States, For the District of South Car6lina. In Bankruprey In the matter of JOHN P AULL, B,4nkrupt. To whom it may concern: The under srned hereby gives notice of his appoint ment as A-.sgnee of the estate of John P Anti, of the town of Newberry, in the Dis% Vilet of NAIherry and .State of South Caro ita within said di-itrict, who has been ad judged a Bnkrupt upon his own petition by the District Court of Said District. Dated 18th day of May, A. D , 18G8~ J0 H N T. PETI RtON, Assignee. My 20 21 St. District Court of the United Slat%. For' the District of South Carolina. in B.nkrupter. In the matter of J. T. ZEALY, Bankrupt. To whom it may concern:- The under signed hereby 2ives notice of his appoint ment as Assignee of the estate of J. T. Zealv, of the town of Newberry. in the Dis, :rict of Newherry and State of South Caro ina within said distriet. who has been ad [tidged a Bankrupt upon his own petition by the District Court of said District. Dated 15th day of May. A. D 1868. .10 H N R LEAVELL, Assignee. May 20 21 3t. 3TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. -Newberry District-In Equity. Emeline D. Gross. A dm'x, v Jas. C. Gross and others. Bill to Marshall Assets, &c. It appearing to my .satisfaction that aes Hodges, William R. Hodges, Robert odges, and William P. Lewis (constitut ing the firm of Hodges Brothiers) the part. tiers of' thp firm oi- Carey, Howe & Co., and E.. H. Slatler, de'fendants itt this case, reside evond the limit- of this State, On'Motion f Mr. Fair, Puff's Sol'r, it is Ordered,- that rbe said absent defendants do plead. auswer' r demur to this hill within fort;y da3s frotin he pul'eation hereof', or the same will be aken pro confesso ag;ainst themi. LMo,'rs Office, SILAS JOHNSTONE, 16th Ma y, 1868. 2') 21 7 *14 c.E N.D. STATE OF SOUTfl CAROLINA. Newberry District-In Equity. . W. Sm~ith v E Waldo, R. G. Mayes & J. N. Lipscomub. Bill for Account. it aparng to my satisfaction that Ben ,imin Waldo sad Rhydon G. Mayes, two of he defecndatntsin this cav-e, reside beyond the limits of this State, on motion of Lelloy . Youmanis, Puif's Svl'r, Ordered that the id absent defentdantCa do plead, answer or iemur to this B.ll within forty days from the pilentior hereof, or the same wilk be nkn pro confesso against themn. on'rs O(iee, SIL AS JOHINSTONE1, -16 Muay,l1868. . - c.LE..D 31 20 2.1 714 TATE OF SOUTIH.CAROLINA. Newberry District -In Equity. Micajah D. Suber and Iv M. Suber v W. - B. S..Beard, Ex'or, et al' Bill for sale of Laud, Relief, &c. It appr.ing~ to my satisfaction I it W B. S. Beard, a party aezn" this-ess, resides beyond the lint-ts of thia State, Un oion of Messrs. Jones & Jones it s ordered, thai' the said absent defer'd ant do pl-ad, answer or demur to- this Bill within forty days from the publication he,e of, or the same will be taken pro confesso against him. SILAS JOHNSTONE, o'rs Office, c. a. a. n. I5 May, 1868. 20 21 7 ft14 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Newberryg District-In Equity. W. H. Grierson and E C Grierson. his~ wife, Admn'x., v Thomas F. Harmon, Admn'r, and others. The creditors of the estate of Middteton T. Kinard, dec'd, are required to render on oath and establish their. respective demands, before the Commissioner on or before the 15th day of June next. SIL AS JO H NSTONE, C E.N D. Comrs Office, 11 May, 1868 13 20 5-101 STA TE OF SOUT H CAROLINA. Newberry Distrit-In Equity. Joseph F. Abrams and wife, by next friend, vs. Allen S. Scruggs and others. Bill for Account and Relief. It appearing to my satisfaction 'that John W. H atton, a party defendent in this case, resides beyonn the limits of thir State. On motion of Mr. Cald'well, plaintiff's sot., it is ordered that he do plead, an-wer or demut to the bill filed in this case.within forty days rom the publication hereof, or the same will be taken pro confes-o asrainst him. SILAS JOHNSTONE-, C. E, N! D. Cor's Offie, May 11, 1808. 13 20 7 O14 The State of South Carolina. Newberry DistrictIn'Equity. Silas Johnstone, Corn.. vs. WV. A. Reid and others. Bill to foreclose statnary lien. It appearing to my satisfaction thal Charles S. Reid, a defendant in this case, re' sides hevond the limits of this State, on mo' tion of Mr. Baxter. Plaintiff's Solicitor, or dered that the said absent defendant d< plead, answer or demur, to the bill filed it .this case within forty-diays from the publl' cation hereof, or the same-will be taken pt confesso against bita. S[LAS JOHNSrONE, Cor's Offioe, Co. E. N. D. A pril 2918 5t, 51 .The State of 'South Carolina. Newberry District-In Equtity; . H. Williams, Adm'r, vs. J. J.lteeder ant others.-- - The creditors of the estate of Rilchard W Clary, deceased,* are, required to render Oi oath and establish their respective demand: before the Commissioner, on or before thi first da7of June, 1868. Comn a Office, SIL AS JOHNSTONE. Ailn91S6t. 910 C . . N. ISOLETTE," THE FEMALE SPY.. A STORY OF CHARLESTON AND TEE WAR. By J. Witherpoon Eryin. In the issue of the YorkvIlle Enquirer for tha 4t1 of June. will be commenced the publication of the above thrilling and interesting nouvelette, written expressly for its columns, by one of the most popular authors of this State. The princl, pal scenes of this story are laid in Charleston ard vicinity, and the story cannot fail to prove interesting to all who are familiar with the events which occurred in that locality during the late war. i One of the moet painful circumstances connect.. ed with the heroic defence of Charle ton. during its three years of siege, is to be found in the fact, that during all this time, there were persons in the city. 'in high life," who were engaged as spies in sending information to the besiezers. Drawings of the 1ortitications were furoi4hed, weak points noted. and the movement of troops indioated as soon as begun, and the fleet notified of the time of arrival and departure of blockade running res-els. So cautiousy did these emis Faries of the enemy conduct their work, that for a long tine the skill of the most eminent detez tives was baffled in their endeavors to break up the illicit correspondence. These spies were the souice of extreme annoyance to the Command ers in Charleston, and the information they were ena led to furnish, often thwar ed their best ma% tured designs upon the euemy. As a proof ot the completeness of this conspiracy. it may be remarked, that the daily papers of the city were frequently read on board the blockade fleet, the samf- day of their publication. I he author of 'Isolette. or the Female Spy," has taken the principal characters and incidents in this aftair, awd under assumed natnes, has pre sented them in the form of a thrilling, and well w itten romance, historic and ilpaginative. 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 adventurep in which the -female spy" figures largely, the be roes of the plot fo.low their regiment to Vir g nio. before the walls of Petersbure. The Pur render of General Lee's Army in 186, finds them again miong the S22ntee hills, where the narrative closes 'ersotis who wish to secure this interesting story complete. shoiuld send ino 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 irer on account of the Story, the following are TERMS IN ADVANCE. 1 copy, three months ...........................81 o) 1- copies, three months..... ................. 7 6J : I copy, one year,.................................. .8 50 Address, L. M. GRIS 1 Yorkville, S. C. Don't Fail to Try the Celebra red Southern Tolsic, Pauknin'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 Southern 'Tonie, Pankniu's Repatir Bitter.s, tn 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 hrated 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 hrated Southern Tonic, Panknin's Hepatie Bittens, 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'a Hepatic Bitters, an unfailing remedy for all l'iseas--c of the Digestive Organs arid the Liver. For sale by al.l1Druggists. Don't Fail to Try the Cele hrated Southern Tonie, Panknin's Hepatie Bitters, an unfariling remedy for all Disease. of tte Digestive Organs and the Liver. For. sale by all Druggists. The Due West Female College. Over One Hundred names are on our. r-oll. There is still room. Pupils are re ceived at any time. BoARDING Twelve diolars a mon'th in currency, riot includingt fuel and washing. Turro, Twventy Dol lars for five months. Music, (piano) Twenty four Dollars Vocal Musi-, French and Latin, taught frce of chi a rge. Jan 15 3mno. J. I. BONNER, Pres. RESTAURANT. The sub-eriher having opened a Restaurant NEXT' DOOR to bis Bakery and Confec, tionat-y i-tore, in the building formerly oc' cupied by Mr. B. SL. Blesse, for the accome rmodation of the public, informs them that he is-prepared to furnish All the Delicacies of the season In FISH, Oysters and Game, In the most acceptable style. He will keep constantly on draft Fresh Lager Beer, Wines, Ales, &c. Iei as repared, to furnish TRANSiENT OR REGULAR1 BOARD AND LODhIjNG.X He respectfully asks for a sbare of patron age, and promises to make his establish ment a favorite resort. Jan 15 3 LOUIS SCHoDAIR. TURNER'S CE L EBRAT ED A cure for all Face Aches and Ne-rvous Disorders, &c. For sale ta PRATT'S Drug Store. New Bar Room. I have opened and refurnished the Bar Room in Armazoq,ue, formerly kept by Mr. Fed Boozer, and will always keep on hand the very purest liquors that can be had in the Market-Such as Cognac, Apple and Peach B- andy, various brands whiskey, Gin, Rum, Wine, Ale, Porter, &c. My stock w%ill always be select arid pure, and prices very moderate. Call and see if you cannot et a bes,ter drink at less -money than for meuly. D. W ARD, & Co., Newberry, March 25. New Barber Shop. Shaving, Hair Dressing and Champoolng stylishly done in squire Peterson's shop by a first-rate Barber. Notice. The Subscriber w-onld inform his friends and the public that he has a small stock of SADDLES, BRIDLES, BUGGY HAR NFS.S, &c., which he offers for sale-at prices to suit the times. W. A. ELMoRE. A pril 1 2m INewberry Female College. The present Session opened on the 1st of Jamary.- Pupils are received at any time during the Session. For~particnlars address REY. J. 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HORSE AND CATTLE DOCTOR, FREE. The Publishers of the American Stock Journal have established a Veterinary De partment in the colutamns of the Journal, which is placed under the charge of a dis ignished Veterinary Professor, whose utvy it is to receive questions as to the ail nts orinjuries of~ all kinds of stock, and to answer in print, in connection with the jestioni, how they should be treated for a -ue. These~ prescriptions are given gratis, nd thus every subscriber to the Jonrna.l as always at his command a Veterinary surgeon,'-free of' charge. Every Farmer ntd Stock Breeder should suwscrib)e for it. ent Free, 3 Months for Nothing. Every new subscriber for 1868, received y the first of February, will receive the )ctober, November and December num ers of 1867, free. masking over 500 large louble-c$lumn pages of reading niatter in he 15 numbers. All for the low price of 1 00. A dldress N. P. BOYER & Co , Publishers. Qgu TRzz, Chester Co., ra. Feb. 19 8 tf. Agents Wanted for the Gray Jackets, And how they Lived, Fought and Died for ixie, with Incidents and Sketches of Life n the Confederacy, comprising Narratives f Personal Adventure, Army Life, Naval Adventure, Home Life, Partis~an Daring, ife in the Camp, Field and Hospital, to' pther with the Songs, Ballads, Anecdotes md Humorous Incidents of the war for Southeru Independence. There is a certain portion of - the war that ill never go Into the regular histories, nor e embodied iu romance or poetry, which -Is a very real pajt of)it, and will, if~ preserved, onvey to succeeding generations a better Idea of the spirit of the conflict than many dry reports or careful narratives of eventrs, and this part may be called the gossip, the 'un. the pathos of the war. This illustrates the "character of the leaders, the bumor of the soldiers. the devotion of women. the ravery of men, the pluck of our heroes, the romance and hardsnip of the service. The Valiant and Brave-bearted, the Pic tureque and Dramatic, the Witty and Mar" elous, the Tender and Pathetic and the whole Panorama of the War are here thril ingly portrayed in a masterly manner, at once historical and romantic, rendlering it the mtost ample. unique, brilliant and reada able book that the war has called forth. Amusement as well as -instruction may be found it every page, as graphic detail, bril. ,;j wir and authentic history, are skiil rully interwoven in this work of grarv art Scud for Circulars arnd see our terms, and fll description of the work. Address, JONES BiROTHERS & CO., Jan 15 2 Atlanta, Ga. CHARLESTON HOTEL. Charleston, S. C. The undersigned having taken charge of th.' above well known Hotel, respectfully informs his friends and the travellinig public that it has been refarnished in all of its de partments. The table will at all times be supplied with the best the Market affords, nluding every delicacy in season, while the cuisine will be. unexceptiotiable. 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 travellers can rely upon inding the Charleston Hotel equal to any in tlie United States. The patronagh of th t ravellitng public is respectfully solicited. J. P. HORBACH. Agent, Jan. 15 8 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 \Y the 12th of FEBRUARY next, and continue 20 wee-ks. Owing to the scnreity of money, the rates have been REQU.CEO) as follows: Boarding for 20 weeks, (currency) $80.60 Tuition highest Eng Course " 30,00 ", French or Latin " 20.00 Lessons on Piano or Guitar "'.- 30 00 Special Vocal Lassons - " 2500 - Drawing and Painting " 20 00 Singing and Incidentals " 5.00 For further information appTy for- late Catalogne. C. H. JUDSON, . . Dec. 18 51 tf" * . President. Tje Healing Pool. Essays for Tong Meb, on the Crime of Sohtde, and thre,Errors, Abuses and Dis eases which destroy the manly power, and create impediments to Marriage, with sure relief. - Sent in sealed letter envelopes, tree of charge. Address, Dr. J. SKILLIN IOUGH TON, How'ard Associa tron, Pbil., Pa. Fe. 28 8 3 'mn South Carolina Railroad. GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, CHARLESTO, S. C., March 28, 1868. On and after Sunday, January 19. the Passe ger Trains on the South Carolina Rsilroad wil run as follows, viz : Leave Charleton for Columbia...........6.30 A 3 Arrive at Kingville............... 1s0 P I Leave Kingville.......................---.. . 2..- 200 P A Arrive at Columbia........................350 P 3 Leave Columbia............... 6.4) A k Arrive at K7inville.....30 A 3 Lfave Kingvile.................................. 800 A 3 Arrive at Churleston-...........................8.00 P 1 The Passenger Train on the Camden Brancl will connect with Up and Down Columbia Trains and Wilmington and Manchester Railroa Trains on Monays, Wedesdavs and Saturdays N!GHT EXPRESS. FREIHT AND PAS SENGER A( 'COMMODA l.N TRAI. will ruz as folows, viz: Leave Charleston for Columbia...........5 40 P I Arrive at Columbia..... ........6.'6 A N Leave Columbia...............6.... .0 P 3 Arrive at Charleston ........... 540 A N March 21 I. T. PEAKE, Gen'l Supt. Greenville & Columbia R. R ON and after FRIDAY, the 6th instant Passenger Trains will run daily, Sunday: excepted, as follows: Leave Columbia at................7.00 a. M. " Alst6n at.................855 Newberry at..............10 35 Arrive at Abbeville at...........3 30 p. in " at Anderson at...... ... 515 " " at Greenville at...........6 00 " Leave Greenville at..........6.00 a. m Anderson at..............6.4-5 " Abbeville at..............8.15 " " Newberry at..............1 25 p. m Arrive at Alston at.... ..........3 00 " " at Columbia at.........5.00 Trains on the Blue Ridge Railroad wil also r-n daily, Sundays excepted, connect ing with the up and down trains on th< Greenville and )olumbia Railroad, as fol lows: Leave Anderson at............5 20 p. In " Pendleton at........... 6 20 Arrive at Walhalla at........ 8.00 " Leave Wa!halla at...............4 00 a. m " Pendleton at........... 40 Arrive at Anderson at ..........640 " The train will return from Belton to An derson on Monday and Fridav mornings. JAMES 0. MEREDIrH, General Superintendent. Dec.1150 tf. -South Carolina Railroad. This Company has now for sale, for the accommodation of nierchatts throughou the country, "BUS,NESS TICKETS" tc 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 Charleston, from L. C. HENDRICKS, General Ticket Agent, April 22 17 tf Office John Street. Laurens Railroad. New Schedule. Office Laurens R. R. Laurens C. U., S. C , A pril 29, 1868. On and after ruecsday. 12th May next. th< trains on this road will commence runninng to return on samne day; to connecs' with cr and down trains on G~reenvimle and Colum bia Railroad, at Helena; leavYing Laurens a 5 A. M., on Tuesdays, Thursday's and Sat urday's, and leaving Helena at 11 P. M., oc same dnys. J. S. BOWERS. M y 6 - Sapt. L.R R. SOUTH CAROLUNA RAIL. ROAD. GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT's OFFICE, Son-Ta CAROcIXA R 'xILROAD, AwIril 28 1808S. THE FOLLOW[NG FRElGHlT TARIF1 from N.ashvmlle and Chattanooga to Coum bia will take effect from anid after this dlate Frnm From To Columbia, Nashville. Chattanooga. Bacon per 100 lbs...... .. ..83 62 Oats per bushel.........28 21 Corn per bashel......... 36 27 * Wheat,-rye and barley per~ bushel..............-.4,3k 32.1 Pork ad beef per hurrel .. ..2 57 $192 Flour, apples, onions and po.tatoes per barrel.1. 153 1 19 Whiskey, high wines andi - alcohol.................3.95 295 (Signed,) H. T. PEAKE, - May 7 . General Superintendent. Notice To Shippers. Gen'l Superinten's.Offie. S. C. R. R., Decemher 11, 1857. On and after this date the TARIFF by th Great Southern Freight Line, FROM COLUM, IlA . will he as follows, viz: Cotton per bale, to New York............4. 0( " " Philadelgthia........... 4>O " "~ Baltimore.............. 3. 22 This route Is guaranteed as cheaper, quickei and more reliable than any competing, whih the differance of insurance, not amnounting t< 20c, is over t wice compensated- by difference ': rates.H. T. PEAKE, Dec 11 -General Superintendent . "The Christian Neighbor.'' On 'rhursday, April 2d, 18 S. I shall commene the weekly publhcation of THlE CH.RISf1A3 N EL4H BOR, in the city of Columbia, S. C. It will he an ADVocA'rz: 1. Of Christianit: universal; also particular, as opposed to. War offensive or defensive. 2. Of the Internal Unity of the Church, as oppon.ud 2 the ptnin g externalism. 3. Of Methodism. as holding the Head, and as consisting wit h the essentials, lib erty and cha rity of Christian.ity. 4. Of Civi Government and Patriotism, as they consist wita the Divine Government and Generrdl benignity 5. Of quality, as it consists with Christianizec common se'nse. 6. Of Ednucation, physical, men tal, religious and moral, as of the first impor tance. A REcoEDER of G,eneral Intelligence front thi household, agricultural, -scientific, artificial commercial and political world. And an ADVsaLTIsEa of the respectable and moral. Care will be exercised to exclude imprope: matter, and to put in that - which .will iustrue the Children anid the School, and edify tha A dults and the Church. Ths question of the consistency of war wit1 Christianity will, when under consideration, bh treated as far as we can in a Christian sirit And, while the denominational teature- ot the 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 that hold Chris as the Head. The effort will be to make the weekly visits THa NEtGHBoE agreeable and profitable to evet family. Terms in Advance or within 3 Months: One Year..........................^3 (0 Six Months..........................103 Every subscriber Is authorized to act as as agent. and will, a fter paying $2.00 for his owt paper, be credited with 10 per cent on al amounts received from him for TH E NEIGHBoR A limited number of advertisements will be re ceved at the customary rates. iDu Persons remitting money by. mail will de posit the letter in the Post Office In the preseno of a witness, ard in case the money is not re ceved. the certificate of deposit will be forward ed to us 7 l'he receipt of all sums of money sent wil be acknowledged in the paper, in connectiot with the subscriber's name. [7 Office on Main street, -next to Rober Bryce & Son. Address: SIDI H. BROWNE -Columbia, S 'C. P. S...,gents and other friends to the enter pri please exert tbemselves and send il subscribers an d-money by the last of March. Marcir 4 10Otf. Greenville and Columbia R. E. Co SThis Company has now for sale, in lieu.o "Seaon Tickets," a TICKET which entitle a persomz to travel over the road One Thousand .Miles for $40. within one year from -date of parchase The., tickets can be pnrchaed' fi-otn th< Agents it Columbia, Newberry,-Abpeville Anderson and Greenville. W. A LSToN GIBBES, General Ticket Agent G. & C. R. R: Co. z 10 It Is an UNFAILING REMEDY in all -aw. or Neuralgia Facialis, often effeding a pe0 fect cure in less than twenty-four hoau. from the use of no more thanTwooRrTat a PILLS. 5 No other form of Neuralgia or Nervoa Disease has failed to yield to this woxDam. FUL REMEDIAL AGENT. Even in the ,everest cases of Chronie .Neuralgia and general nervous ddiagiv ments,-of many years standinft , rm the entire system, its use for* ew -days iD. a few weeks at the utmost; always afte* the most astonishing relief, and very tar y fails to produce a complete and permanent cure. It contains no drugs or other materials fu the slightest degree injurious, even to the most delicate system, and can Ax,was be i used with PERFECT SAFSTY. It has long.been in icostaqt use by M2ny of our MOST EMIENT F9 T1ICIANS, who give it their unantmous and -angalffed approval. Sent by mail on receipt of price,-aud jost. age. One pIckage.....81....Postag6e . Six packages,............ 5.00,...... " 27 " Twelve packages,....... 9.00....... 48 It is sold by tll wholesale and retail dealers in drugs and medicines thioughout the Unisd States, and by TURNER CO., Sole Proprletr 157 Tremont Street, Bosto:,4e For sale by PRATT & FANT.' April 2918 12mo. 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C .C.CH&PM.AN. Newberry S. C, Jnly 31. - .. CABIN' MAKIN The undersigned respecfUy-gives:Wp*Wf . that, he is prepared to.fMEK,oet REFR~. any kind of CABINET WARS, Iathuit. e est and most satisfactory manner. eq~ solicited. Prices. reasonabte. WM. ZOEL. Oct.O 30,.8ea44-if. Helena, S. C. !RREMVAL. LEWIS BUT L FASIIONABLR BABER and HAIRsDRESSER, RESPECTFULLY announces to the gen. tiemen of.New bersy, thiat he-has~rem.oved tot the room in the rear of theNewberry Eots! r where he will be happy to waitr.upon all in t the exercise of his profession. His objecs * is to please the -most, fastidioui taste :en4 the keeping of hi~3'sbopsall beafterthe e most unexceptionable style. Shaving, Trrinming, Shampooing, and - ,Hairdying executed in the anost 'approee manner.-- - Jan. 1.-4-tI. SSTA TE OF,SOU3TH CAROLINA. V Newberry Distrit--In Equity. John-R. Sondley & Charlton B. Sbndrfet, Surviving~ E'oi-s, v..Richard GC. Sondley, Foster A. Sondley and othes.~ 2Bill for Marshalling A'ssetts,'7junctioca;.e iIt appearing to usy satisfaction thet ll'o. -ter A. Sondley and gosis Lilienthail, de fendants in this case,,'reside beyond the-~w limits of this State, On Motion of Vr e Plaintiff' 's Solicitor, it is Ordered, haf$e ' said absent defesndants do :plead, ane6rr demur to the bill1fied in this case within forty days from the pftbieaticn I ereof,.or the same will be taken pro eontessmo against tthem. SILAS JOBNSTOIIE,' Com'rs Offlee, c. 3. 1. D. 16th May, 1868. 20 21 7 *14 PAVILION HOTI.r Charleston, S. 0. BOARD PER DAY, 83.00. S Superintendent. Propristrms. TURNER'S -CELEJBRATED A Cure for afl.Face Aches,