The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, August 26, 1868, Image 4
the-Ink a dled e
eo inomennslip
t setar bd r iek,
-serenblf , yetim.e tv
,deagapavinegteIk
,@ tbescrif aikans -
- conquery Weit wraised,
.. peing at a siugte-glst0es,
" hpgrsIt *ev&it i._
thettapen tai ne. -
meroef eut s d,
4ape-Goat =or the Sin of
Stinginess.
~h peple Enid W "necessary
4 euitall.- their epenses, they
-g -wit'their ' religigs co
tribuItio $u {{ $$ ey
then stop their ehureh paper.
- do but lit
.ret he' 1 pport of *is=
- s.. poo 'studenrt,:. _peVapsk
etc. They -dress a rieri1, farmh.
their tables tir-iMme, getall b.-te
" otitiec pap,ers; ..and .s}(endnu ey
ks ky1iresi i8
er.. Thisist rigat. GQ4and
his kingdcom-cQme' _jst;not last.
bga .at .hbonei "
ii!di *Qtclt OduselisE God's
c ied, -and his .ch rebs our
hemne. ''
'Te'-Jews lired under a . kr
dispensation than we,; y.t bow
much brighter their ;aerality
-shiues.! They gaf'th Lord-4 he.
fgttest and nobe'antiful latnb in
the floevv.$ e of ont peopli
gip-- tl .Ptiest,ugliest biflid the3
to. the eburob, and, es
~oally to 'edit>rs. .The J ew1 s
apvq tha. first -ripe fruits of the
6 a t'tie'frd ; so'te ot oar
people give*ftie dtst ami '"st
. s$eaf of the harves. gl oings
aety.ft,th~'ei
vic tgjOr ifiigoe8je
- &'eg-d tge 'sdigredte
-- part of-thei.. b e hay
* ~k~o"lewaYer of life" .is ?ree,
.$eAoen-that carry -it to you are#
4ke factis,-there is moresmopey
~i -hesnprf' than seems lo .lie'
ifessteresit ind onameat
of-et-sariee. to -hosh- pleadings
a'gi6ni# ibei-alit,y '.We $'oaea
* .imaa.go .to an anctin, andisarvey,
* Ike s of uiei. stAiding arqiend'
en coma.to_ the conclusion .that
i seare- not ten- dollrt'.e
a..-seie:al hundred dogswart
ef goods brought an4&peid ibr on
- eo- e alng d peol
* ty Ngeo es.o'ge hee1er
ianoafinyin doi6ontry," aA
4pgreared, t2he -,ggie -.oaside,
ed*f lioegr A.)i1li
96btil,gtfsrf the
Fesmen bear them off :b the'
fesso!- of rligion, "top- poor, to
~pay their obe,," ylia
oubtsotak thei
- ns4s -in-"fesee the ei
n ot li.e. so inuelin iiE farill'of
noney -iri. the :diposioito
y i EpisMIthodist.
SM68-rtxi.- .wed|- to - .the
house-o Mr. Evaneg.foiN miiea
No St.fiak;'to i e .th'e .g
st/o appfied :o a young mian who.
A goinggnan. aed. sevgo}een,.
wassreligreian@F4Fydro'
- gbia. He.e gr~Sappe. tQ...
- awr prepared expressly for .the
palpoe, and the stone applied to'
his tMuibj "AhIere h.ehad been
. bitthik. 1t adhered eTeven times
befor-all the -poison was -exhaus
ted. Bath time that ft dropped
of, it *as bathed in warm milk,
and the poison settled on the sur
face in the way of a green scum.
The stone is a porous one, in
shape resemibling the half of an
egg. The hydrophobia young
man is now as well as anybody.
Mr. Evans has made $600 out of
his mad-stone this Summer.
[St. Louis Timee.
A GooD SUGGEsTIoN.-Hon. Ar
mnistead Burt, President of the
.Democratic Convention, said, as
the session of that body was about
to close, "Let us make every white
man in South Carolina a Demo
cratic canvasser, and every family
a Democratic Club." This is
pitching into the businesa with a
iant Else 1,
ftZrlimai Whteise cayi.call
the.man who comes into the house
'lke a mad dog-' t rowing his ,cap,
tOat,"goves, and tmbi-ella' ipon,
or into-the'lst convenient place,
square.anough'to hold them, takes
i -bots, leaving. the1 all
tca ed with' tmd in the very
diiddle~bfthe floor, roars for iis
slippers, .lowla."Ain't supper most
ready ?" kicks at the eat, shakes
your pet spaniel from- his warm
seigOe gyoai n efa, sehe a the
newspaper, (>f he- can reach it)
if not call pon somebody else to
seie t and 'brin g it:{6 him gires
you'one ha'ty -glance, 'and then
rolls over, backwards to you, and
erossig his,legs; hides his. agreea
ble face behind.his newspaper, and
leaves yo nothing to do bat silently
contemplate his pleasant.-habits,
without a glimpse of him, beyond
a rea oew. Why ean't the
the-ereature_come in lika-a human,
andirang his hat and coat * pon a
peg; leave-his boots in the eritry'
quietly get'into his slippers, aid
coax his wife to sit on the sofa and
t-d'-A edin her. lapg as she
used to ito icr het' eourting. days,
Don't. tell me, that the wife is cur.
led up im her eity.'chair, ap-stairs,
reading a. novel and envoped it
a -Aled w ,gfspe, r irntidy fee't
encased in' down-at :th -eel
slippers Not a bit of it . Woneii
wbose husbauds are, i -t.he habit
of nolicing- them, 'when they are
ie'the lrorsa, never ,otf is. T4hey
always are uprand dkesed, walting
tor't-he darl.ing, and ~i I-rov any
*oman would. nluch- rather be
petted and carresse4';thrm" read
oor, 1N,. or crochet,
Then the way Jane goes to all
ihe entertaismc,ent-3 Ond fea es ,h
wife at .hode aone,Is ratiersad:
To be si else iuight fix up and fol
low liioi but what ~ojnn wi1 go to
a place *h'en she-knows there is
som ebdy wishing . ee'd 'st at
hame ?
It'strakes me'that it Is*nt 'ust
the ting, eoithei' fqr A.y4uog man
to'ioaf dboat the h6ass and -see
th.rmmen folks" dotbe- 1 earf
work 'ithot ofering to assist.
t's no disgraffe for a lid- to asist
is - mother and sister 6 ven at
h sse-wo'rk. Women ate- getting
above feeling tao .nien to -helfmen
do their Nor4 Look- how they
ry for their 'Bights" and. "Con
gress'-If they st - willing ' to
share .the labors of the. opp.ositQ
sex, g)iouldt th~e boys remember
haf~ 'one -gogd turni deserves
mother?
yQooth- to. be .bulthe 'h-otis
ikisong,'strutting ih'rirgh- the
rdoms Avith-jiis.h.andein 'hi&Jpeel
te ''ligghia mo61er'the ~'o4
dmf or .blaeit'edr ."LEe g4ls"
eitTnj the wh ehtJ6e it
Governor Vane!~
cyIaLowes No Jy s-',ise
To th~e FAtor of the New YQrh
- SIna our issue. T he. 18th
ink.$ a~ppears the -follwing par
agaph; - .
*Ex-Gaveriior'Tanb.e, of NoIh
Carolnajain his.last s peech-a
r is re-pdrVedt'o 17tve s~aid, and
iot contradictedtl4 report-ta&
%v)af the Coi,federacy'fought for
wduld be won by the 'eeinn of
SemornQ and Blaistfddinig thiar
'secession is- not dead. It is more
ai thi'er ITher'e be. any
tWhiw-this story, wve -maye- Met
dovn Yain~e' as- working -fr. the'
R~atil'tiet 'even halbder then
Mrk Mi. Pomeroy in'hirdLa Crosse
ZDeocat,--a paper the immense
energy and rough- talent o~f whieb
we have no disposition to deny.."
I desire to say there is not one
word of truth in this statement.
I made use of no expression n the
remotest degree like - it. The 1e
prts of the speeches delivered on
the occasion referred to were all
very meagre bn't none of theni I
believe attributed such a remark to
me. Not only did I not utter
such sentiments in my New York
speech. which I suopose to be the
one alluded to, but I have never
on any other occasion done so. I
never was a secessionist, and only
fought during the war at the com
mand of my native State, and to
resist a policy of.coercion and con
solidation worse and more ruinous
by far than secession.
My "denial" of the truth of the
statement is made just so soon as
your paper containing it meets my
Very respectfully your obedient
.ant. Z B. VANCE.R
UALL FOR THE ASSEMBLINO OP
Goc Yss.?The asliitgto#B.ar
of gesterd(fy aftenoo bw. the
following, wbidh is' not suprtRing
in view of the desperation of the
politi"'elenentw bich trndertakes
to govern and perpetuate its pow
er in I he South
A movement is on foot among
SoatlIern .politicians looking to
ward a call from the Southern
LegisTathres for Congress to re
astmble in September. They
profess to have no taith that the
military will be usedin good faith to
protect the existing State Govern
ments without, further legislation,
and expect when the Presidential
election arrives to see carried into
effect a most extensive system of
terrorism and fraud. Several new
Governors of Southern States re
cently made requisitions on the
Secretary of War for arms under
a law passed in 1796, but the
Secretary has declined to furnish
tintil"-further legislation is had on
the subject. The Governors, in
consequence, have united in .an
appeal to CoBgress to met on the
day to ivbieh they' had adjourned
to take-action in the matter.
The French are in-the habit of
imparting an artifcial. flavor and
fragrane, to apples and pears by
the fol,(owi-ng process: The fruit
ihA ied before being quite ripe,
and is picked all-over with 'aAne
needle; ufter which it is placed~ in
a vessel, w'th eseoe of any de.
sired kiid.. Tho -4xhlations of
the latter are absorbed in a few
secnads by -the fruit, and the op.
er qtign is .epealed sevpraf times
untl_th fruit is i pe. when it.Will
be found.to baveacqui-ed.the de
siied tfe
"SoxoSis'-The ladfes of
someof the Eastern ^cities - haie
established a "Sordsis ,-and many
rierabers are .beiig initiated? nto
th nyst-eries of' the order. The.
Sordrs meet weekly at different
ouses, driek - ea of course, and
talk, mosts.dssuredlIy so t They
g(.h4as ~ppy in- Eeenea
ness tjba they are ergjoyin~g .the
eigt to d just as mnen do..<Ir is
gaid they -are 'v'ery: idpenet,
ian' will not let/tlieir.husbands or
-weethearts give theni protection
-REMORsE oF A DUELLST..-J.
B:ssEIa, who reecOntly &h.ot PA.
. ExaEsego. Jr., in a.due near
ew Orleans, Writeestothe papers
f thatt city to deaeribe his horror
md i-emorse wheZi his ofppren
eil, "at seing~ one .lying the e
with- wbion-le 'sad so lately 6e.eri.
an - iadiy footing, writhing ini
h'gons' ofd-eatheand -by his
Owrihand," and~add~ that he bew
gad hie~ friends there, .-upon )fre
b tii froig6 td it efn asp hands and4
ak his forgidee.1 - -
ash' u u -fian .yho as
afraft'rj pFopctse to' his sweet:
hart,idee.her to .fre "at&hiin
with b pistol, a*hTeh, be - essured
byr as-1iiBd &ragwit,h poyder
~aiid ihr -she ad- dor'so,. feHI
dwn adi-pretended.. toe be dead.
She threw Eierset wildlyg-pbr
bis body, callinghitn:her .darling
aid her 1iefosred, wren.poni he
gtup and married her
Tho.se'prou fg sprinkle theit
garnentslsld the streets~ in frant .e-f
t er.qses are obe berlefactors-"
pga'LFil to Try the lef
ted Southern Tosie,'nlarin's Hepatie cii.
ter, an unfailing remedi for all i)isteases' of
the Rigestiv. QCg*ns- aid ihe Liver, Fc.r
sie by afl-rfiggists. . -
Dondt Fail to Try the Gele
,ratedl Southern Tonic, Pankniyz's flepatie
Biters, an unfailing remede for &ll Dias
eases of the.-Digestive orgus:ad the Liver.
For sale'by all Diiuggists.
Don't Fail to Try the Cele.
hrated southern Toie, Panknin's Heptic
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
,rted Southern Tonic, Panknin's Hepatic
Bitters, an untailing remeJy for all Dis
eases of the Digesive Organs and the Liver.
For sale by all Druggists.
Don't Fail to Try the Cele
brated Southern Tonic, Panknini's Hepatic
Bitters, an unfailing remedy for all riseas S
of the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For
sale by all Druggists.
Don't Fail to Try the Cele
brated Southern Tonic, Panknin's Heparic
Bitters, ani unfailing remedy for all Diseases
of t e Digestive Organs and the Liver. For
sale by all Druggists.
The Due West Female College.
Over One Hundred namee are on our
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eived at any time. BOARING Twelve
dolars a month in currency, not including
fuel and washing. TUITIoN, Twentry Dol
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four Dollars Vocal Music, French and
Latin, taught free of charge.
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.AddIress,
~JONS lMrO4MIERS..& CO,
Jan 15% .3 At1asta Ga
CIIARLEST1N HOTEL
C1Kar1est<'S, S.' 0,
Te aomdr.i"zned hair ~~ii"tab-: AdisrEO
ufomis is fr.iendwsani the trsavelling pubke
hat ih'fisbeen refinrresihed'n 2ilof its de,
iarftns. :Th. tabje-ill ms..,E..tims~ be
uppid wih''-he' bes%t the &tasket'afford..
nelding iyerg 4eecy -in seagan, whites
he uiiisre will he .unexcepionable. Th/?
lth Roomua-ttfaehed to abe Hotel are-sttp
Meisd .wiik the celebrated :Aitesii' Water.
d 110.t, Cold or Shower.BaLt,s catiAbe oh
ai'td at .an time.~.Thet samue attention
viil be paid toTha' dondfor~of the gn'sLs'as
wretofore,' and travelb:Ii can rely upon
indinug she Charleston Hose? equsal - any
n the :United States. The pat.ronare of
e travellisag puiblic is respect[ully so1ioized.
J. P. RORBACH. Ag.ent,
Jan. 15 3 tf. Proprietor.
Greenville Female College.
D. H. JUDSON, President.
Assisted by Four Professors and
Three Female Teachers.
The SPRING 'TERM.wil.hegin on WED
SESD \Y the 12th of FEBRUARY next, and
:ontinue 20 wet-ks
Owing to the scarcity of rnoney, the rates
ave been REDUCE') as follows:
Boarding for 20 -aeeks. (currency) 880.60
Tuition higtiesr Eng Course'" 30.00
" French or L-atin " 20.,00
Lessons onT Pianlo oir Guitar " 30 00
Special Vocali L s,onis " 2.500
Drawing and Paintinig " 20 00
Sinsing and [ncidenitals "( 5,00
.For further information apply for late
atalogas'. C. H JU~DSON,
Dec. 18 '51 tf- Pre<ident.
The Healing Pool.
Essays for Young Men, on the Crime of
lohtude, and thme Errors. Abuses and Dis
~ases which destroy the massly power, and
~reate imnpe-fimuents to' \arriage, with sure
-elief. lBent ins sealed letter env. lopes, free
f charge. Addlress, Dr. J. SKILLIN
IOUGH TON, Howard Association ,Phil., Pa.
Fe!, 26 8 3mo
South. Cr9tia 0aroad.
GE'" Er AL SUPKItINTE DEN T'S OFFICE,
Ca .iLs bT . C. Slreb'18. ISr8
. On ai d'trSundgy; Jauiary 19' the Pawnen
ger Trains of the Soutt Carohim Railroad will
run as followe, viz:
Leave Charle-toir for Columbia.... 6.80 A K
Arrive at King ville ........................... 1 80 1' X
.Lete 4ugvie .......200 .P
Artire it Columbia.................. ... P -M
Leave Cuanmbla ......................... 6 A M
Arrive at Ki..gville ................... 7.30 A M
L ave Kiu;;ville.............. ................. 8-00 A u
Arri,e at Cbarleeton ... ............ S.-o P
The Passeng.-r Train o'r. the Camden Branch
will coi tect with Up and -D.rwi+ (ootumbi Trait+s,
and Wiltnrdgtorr and ~ saichepter ttilroad
Trainmot. Mo. avs. Wede-d-.vvsanad Saturdays.
N (.HT .XPRF..S. VREIGlIT AND PAS
SENGFR "( r(MUODailO (RAI will run
as fo laws. viz:
Le.vi'(Charreattn for Columbia.......... .5 4.1 P M
Arrive at Colum bia.... . ......... .A
Leave Columbia. ......... ... .. 0 3) P
Arrive at (h:.rlestpn ..... ... 6 40 A K
March 21 H. T. PEAKE: Ge.0l Sut.
South.. Carolina Railroad.
Thij (:otpanyr,b4s now for. 'ale, for' the
acctntomdtion Of' nereant thrnuhout
the countrv. "BUS.NESS TICKETS"-',
travel over the road
ONE TIOUSAND MILES FOR *25.
They cai -be procured at.the Company's
Ticket Office in Augu:sta, Col46hia and
Catuden.; alto itt Gharleton, from
L C HENDRICKS,
General Ticket Agent,
April 22 17 tf Office John Street.
'Laur6ns Railroad.
New ScheduTe.
Office Laurens R. B.
Laurens C. H..S. -C, April29-18A
On and afte"r Fuesday:.12th May :ext the
tratd on 'this roard will commence t uneing
to return on. same &y; .r con,-ct with up
and down trains on areenvi:le :tnd Coum
hia Railroad, at Heleni; leaving Laurens at
5 A, M., on .iaday., fhursdav's,'an4i Sat
urdty's, and leaving. Hetena.at 1, P. K , on
same d:ys. J. S. BOWERS,
M- y6 Supt. L. R R.
GaN iuxLtiPENTNDENT'.'OF1CE,
-oUTH CAROLINA RAILBAD;
April. 28' 1868.
THE FOLLOW[iG F1LEIGHT TART
from Nashvillt and Chatta>ooga to .Colum
biBaoltil taoeleffec~s fr'jd t&ater this' -date.:
- . - rom ' 'Frut
To Columbia... Nashvi&le.: Chataneoga.
Bacoi per 100 lbs........:.83 ;
Oats per bn-het ....;,,.. ...28 -21
Corn per bushel'-...... 36. 27
Wheat, rye an d barley per
bushel ... 43I 321
Pork aid beef per trrel..,.$2-57 .$r92
Flour. aople.$ onions and
potatoes per barrel..'.. . 159' ' 19'
Whisk<"y- high. wines anc .
alcoho;.-.. ..........'3.95 . 2 95
(Signed.) ,EH.4 l'L ,T
y 7 Genersup intentent
]otie-T0 Shippers.
Geb'F$up intSn's Olice... C, 8. -.
Batedeb.r 11, 1867 -
On andafter this date tlie TAIIFF by the
BIA . w I be us to!frnws. viz:
cotton-p.er.ba'e, to \'ew York ..........4. 00
C. -P hil- (dphia...........: 4 (00
-. - ? * B3ahidare - .:........2
This'i:nut- is' . guaranzteed .as chea'per. quieke>
and m9re retiable thn aug coin ,t~ while
.tie di rance' of ;isersoce, not 'a3atiing t'
-20 . is over t wice comp~e.essted by difference 91
rts..- - -
- . - - , H.'T. PEAKE,
Dec 11 General supe4u5endent.
On r huvsday, A pri 2d.8 .S8. 1 sha, tcomgene
tla weekly.4uhcut'ion of : r'H.o f c1lIs t'IA
N G tBO , in the city of Columbia. S. C.
It will be an A DYOA'To .1. Oif Chriitianit'
utiveraal; also particutai-, as opposed to war
ofa--a or defenive . 2. Of the Inlternal Uu ir t
n the Church, as oppottd to the. pretee.ions. '.
-xterna-li<t. 8. Of. Mtethodism *as asdinig ti.
Head..ned ascoisiwah the esent;aI,'bt.
arty .ana charity of C hr18tiankys. -4.fr Ciya
-tioverninent a'nd Patriotirni- as they oousist wit.4
the Divine (,over:-menzt mnd G efle~ral Be-igin .
5. pJ ,qua It-y s'it-coe iats wit b (Claistiaidze.
snmon se. 6.:Ot Edcatioh jihseil. 3s
t-.j, religjouseahd rural, as -of the first imie-*.
tunce.
A R.econ>.: o Ge'nerul Tu'tellig rice from i
hofteho'.., rgiculturb iient ic;.'rfic.
carrmeist heal wourld
Anf..i~At,DYRTIsIa of thie.respe*tatt'e-ai
-Care will -~be ,.xerjeed -bo ^eude rimtp 1nh.
'tatter, and to put-ii. tbat.,.widch aill isJruk
re Child.ren. :.id the School: and~ dg b
A duits atid-t?h' Chu rett '-.*. di t
J1rmi.1.uity wilt "he,ejmder e uide,aien. b
t reated as .fr ps. we ojan ua .rat .- '..'' .
And, dhi1g,the'dennninati'1na t(raiiv,.
.pepe'.will he'Verhnwl.tie. we ab?Fetdeavrra .*
A+-esre.a.ix -of t.he -si i? Withehoe g of gae'
- AiThl braccs.of the C)irlgy-otCq
athe iUd -
- 'et eff-.r 'vill be tiernake thie 'weektyriisits of
Thi. NEaeugoa agreeable and profitable t'o ever:
sa mily. .
Terms in:~Advance or st6in 3 ontuhs:
x M.ths..,.. ...................... .10...
~E ry subserib is'.a'tlipied .10.se( as ait
a.reat,-anid w ' fter.pylt 52. 0 for hiatqw i
paeper:: thb.ci teruslr 1.pe- Cen' (C- :1
X limited auimtrr ..i :dvertieseuin will be r.e
ces ,4J af ti-.capsf.man-y r8,~.
[CY t'erso.- rjaninrtini(mnC hv mail.wiJl de
esi;t.hs,etter i the'eT.'os 1t -bete-pitxee
of' a w,it.u. a.d-i. ta be-mosv I nomt re
en. threcer,ilepte deiait yl!b'frwV
ekt,kledd lethe paper, in cbnnection
with. th.e~u~ itersntne -y
orO1n Asin tretV.ext ' Robe3t
m de ' 4ot; -
Auu4ress; EIDI H BR)WNqE.
(Columbia'. S C.
P..-S Agents.snd other frien,ds-to the enter.
wrisew81- ise t.- -anet seTd 'ii
ia'C4e e s-n~irzdey btltfmr'Mi-ch.
'M:.4e1 0.
This Comipaniy ha.n ow fue sale, in lieu of'
-"e nTicet4 " a WIKET.~which enfiele,
apfrwvotj ever the olad --.
One Thousand. Mikes for-$40.
within onie ~year irom date of purehiase.
The tickef,s canr be .u;rcha.ed t'p;ir .ge
A-geis-a a't Colard~aia, Xewbrry., Abperilje,
Aniderson-amd Greeriille. -
WV. AL:T'ON GI.BBES,
General TicketA.gent G. & C. R, 8. (?o.
New Baxber Shop.
S ia.ving. Elair D easIng afM Champooing
stylishly A.tne in senire Petereon'e sihop by a
drst-rate Buaber. --
RESTAURANT.
The enb'criber hauving opened a Rbstaurint
NEX l' DOOR to his Bakery and CoDnfe6
stoaery -tore, in the building formerly oc'
cupied by Mrt-ML Bfesse, for the accoms
modation of the puIbtic, 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.
He is also prepared to furnish
TRANSIENT OR REGULAR
BOARD AND.LODGING.
He respeclfully asks for a share of patron
age, and promises to make his establish
ment a favorite resort.
The Great Pepular Paper!
--TH E - -
SUBSCRIPTrON PRICB
Six Dollars a eat!
Three Dolfars a yesr-Two DoN
fox Six Montks.
FFTerms, Cash ? n.:di~ani .
o paper seut uules the Ca*h3ss
coipanies the order.
No paper see) for q longer_ 4ie
tbau paid ror.
RIOIBAN, }AWS8J & C.
Propriet or..
AGENTS. wANTED
For the Ca'ipaIgis f Eo2et
BEAUTIFttLLY 1LLUTIATEBv -
Thi.a h i1ofcal record 9f the rot brit
liant exploitK and daring -edveitures Of the
war, tmong its many. akuble and Inteig_.
ing contribltions to historical truih,e3ra
up, on unquestioaaf,e -;dtbet ty; all "i1re..
pretatiuns in regard i the takig 'f
Eorn Pillow by 4eeal. Forreet. Address,
-. P. iNL O
The
i M ae 1 I Sei.
st of 8RCtyg
The eaore of fa" e!
-slat of the
e. atigbe . s,
the Moders a.ngu - -
T4rme : hrs asg.a mp?b, .*stb
in advanee. -
tapyr 4-n J.. J. CALDWigr.
The O cial Eistory
OFhTHE WAR~I
O'Its cs charter, Coi det aaM
of AXa:E atq s. -rtPSENS. "
LA Book. for al &ctions a pi4
. T wsg rae wok 'mpn IIhe -is
an I rtial an of the Canes fc
yetdaA)es.ad g1 aterle
a ott jrofodi'y tke
those bigb offiaesi 'I seGd
,evoluting fron -its fa,
were z) ;ocee1bf toa[f.
'.itid a t ..re)nd sa of
'- an b'ic wtiei has hear irfjsd'
.APP EIiTLT- -SI rii, PiDUC
.we, powsqe a change otl*,e, balke
and :attrry, and -W lePIOOag.
highett order. The (irst Amerin
-A LAtI' fotwd a tblorlan so oi
pr nct, and a"*16rhbbtds It seoet
un ste-eidfd said jwjjw j0l estr
truth ans-t" Aice s mrenty.denard '
----T+e iafeaedesb * e"-r where psatii s .
ib.ain.tbip..ora. tti' .4s ab ease r
saje..combined w'. Jus.resd
rnatj6 the best-eubaapiobook'
One "Ajeit in Evson, ft. .e
.cribers ne derE,. - - *.
VOe ;in NoutoMse 1 8 .usfbea oIb.Js r
One ln Meniphis, Tenan. F"6 subscriber. Ila Se
days.
~.cnd for C(refal r and see er terms, a4
91.1 i escription e.f the wdrk, -with Preit noM .
-Addresa2Ni IOVN AL PDMJSBt?eG
~ 8 Broad Street, A1,%
A a ll .orlitza m o t be
?.-, :f dinu'pen,Esdsc n
Sruraiplb -at very ruo-u,hh:, r;ates with
*niipTnea'- andr d&..:pa.
& 4 eare-bAs. ca'paid 4apd wilWe
-r ish~ied.itt, the raite oru *Perp by.
Todii.~ktnl for. past patrage;ti4 - b
.~uer respec.iully ask" for -a toaiUi'4
ed fftt on his.par('tbtill'b 4 toicunGee
- utlmOEt.satiai,io. - . . -
&ar berry . C.5al.- N
-CANINT NANT d
-ARl -Repairing.*e~
,The under-igpaed'res"p.aGqli. g'V i
ut, he~ isp p~rA*d:so-E, 1*
Skind ofCAENTW3.REjie~
-st-and most satisf:,eter - utunef
~oficitnd. Pcriea r
LEWIS~ BRTLER,
F'As.U10NABLE BARBNEE and
ErPECTFLil a1fT?nounc' to the. gel.
'len pf.4 X,whetry,. tha Asygrb.ea e
bexgnm .itthte reet4th.eweu.bEIhtIo io:l
wbere as in N' happy.sro-wasit upon enI in
the exerielef'Mis pedtsdtr. 'EiS (bject
i,ato#aserdke motst taasidieus:-4aste, anld
tlle keeping of his' sho shaI bp glter the
.mOst un.e&eptionable style. .
Shaving .Titiin Shsspooing, and.
Haird u2gede ued se meth approved
maj r, aa. 2.$4-1.
BOARU PER-DiY3 $3.O
PhotogNypPfft.~
MAethodist). Pe eriani and
These Views a,e petbr: Pietaree-Sugd
fully brighft, clean ad 'Is . Realrh
desire pictures of-say of the chareeb@rh
have nOW an opportunIt,s~o. fh..
cheap. They are 8* y8Jlcm e
mounte d on card board, .ed'c&tk~
W e have on band k-ine assortment of
frames, suitable for theviewa
WEEN & -WflELEEl,
March 11 Photoraphu.s
STA TE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Newberry District--In Equity.
James B. Livings'ton, Ex'or, v. Elisabetha
Kinard and others.
It appearing to my satisfaction that- Mat.
shaH Livingston, one of the defbedents is
the above ta~ted case, reskIe beyoud th
lim its ofthbis State.
On motion or Mr. Jones, Comipla&eaua's
Solicitor, ordered that the said absens de.
tendaut do Ie-ad, soswer or demar to the.
bill in said case within forty days from the
publication hereof, or the same will be taken
pro confesso against him.
Comn's offBee, S[L&AS JOHNSTONE,'
&,,. 5326t *12s a. =. x..