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I0 VZO! -TrO WHO! TO W110 'Twa ild"autumtiaiiglit, os to view, clas obscured fair Venus' ight, A star appeared in sight,, the thick forest through. No M s-as usuai-rblue." ,t a swI ard, "tacking left and right, once, he -brought up right t-a old dead yew, ich he 'rounded to.' And 'squaring off,' at- if to fight, rd yrith an oath-'I :han't Indite, .-i-ernal scoundrel you t - t i kick you, black or whitet -J +t then above then flew A Owl, which on a branch did light, A few feet o'er the booas wift. And tht% commnenced: 'To-who ; ho -s -to-who-to-whl"u " Qg ins: ' -n't you Mink to fright fbhlow t my weigh and beight, "With your "ter-who-ter-who? "You tssed bugaboo! if you're B labab, i's quite . . uW5~'y,u should light MggIis ain't your does. nou-y mat ors arc all aight;" ptslater's paid up-honor bright !" eratbe Owl withdrew. ?And1Xggia s zezd. too. But there are othcr chaps who makt Be caught out some late d4mal night, Who havn't paid what's due, They know to-who-to-who! JU M ESTEN1 COOS NEW I01'EL! Lt. TNGITON & CO., a. . 40 0 T.,NEW-ORE, avq i. remk to be ready in October, IMOBUN; taLE ays f Le an k Paba: ~~ ~ JJ FIstUr CooKs J . er ssoCy o f E a g le s ' 'i e s t " ' Of "Surry," oa6wiJh Uohun is a Sequel, Ten Thonspnd goiics were rchnost imrnedi ately sold6 The ne. t+oi is still more in yiaierestiag. Printed on fine-toned d riebliy.Wond in- cloth with up. R -of 50t ptge', it has for its frontis ' ,a fine ate nedallion Lead of Gen. and fcur bcautiful iliestratians in XTer's best strle. Either book is seut by post free,' on receipt of the price, For sile by all Booksellers and rs in town and c panrty. l0adqissi Dep, of the South aa, Ga., OCtob,r 8th, ISGS. c> t:rOanz."s N o. 27.. U .Whereas, by an Act of Congre;s of the .Di ted States, approved March -d, 1865, issis.mwd the duty of the military no thority to preserte the peace at the polls yelection that iay be held in any of States; and whereas tbis duty has the more imperative., from the litical excitement in the pub 11 -o1 a _ m ihereaet or*'zation tf elment,iand fromn fact that by statute p 'lTbted the po udlitar oes i the s r Sn1LasQO practcbly.on h 'ci1 ibib ortler, distribute the troops pay of 876Inft'y, to.Cbe ter. y -ofSth Inft'v, to Uuionville. of8th [Ifty,so Luweenwille. yofrSch Inft'y, to Abbeville. A'~muyot8-h Inft*, to Newberry. *S~~of 8k Iufty, so EdgeOerd. One of6th Iuait'y; to Beaafort. C pnyo6th [nfay, to Georgetown. and ahe relatire pition of the civil and ~cs They 'il~ fa;nah e'aikqof theb dretsier:o:n gig,of Atat 2th,sod .1 Altiu1o, ( he latter of wh.ich wa t,~dSeFtember 15th, to D's n 'n which the instruc r3parfeent ar.icst (b -They 1 ilumrss spl '4yare to.actin ai opcratzos'.and in subordmnation 'ivil antho-iie ; thet they are toa ~e4cretion and judgment, un bia'ty: political or other prejndices; hbaut eaaet~ should be exclmudiely to preserve the peace and upihold l'w arnd order, and they must be satislied such is the ' ct oftthc ciaii officr calling on1 the'm3o aid ; that they mnut, in afl Aeswhere time will permit, apply for ' nf to superior authority: but the astt all hd azirds prescrve the~ nn'tbe test,rained by technti ' v ien, in their conscientions gdgement, under the rules above set Eshib&is.their duty to act. Post com. gederasn being notified of the pro pi.ai bolding of political ameetings, may aJae oc9er, a'd if' necessary a de towatch the pr oedings and t e eg is preserved. ~'?Vhe peope of the several States ~~flibe Dep:rtwoot, the M'aj.r eomX wnianding appeals that tbey will co-oprate witji him anid the. civil in sustrygngdv *rad order, inl:g the pe:ce anJ avoiding senes.of.- ia nd loddihed, and isana destructiona of propaerty and' life, uhich has already, in somne in.,an ces.heen enacted in the Depn iment. - Noe ci - sb' mence from' aji infilamma tory i ncendiary appealS. t'o ibo pals Sd c.nenacing the jkeeping 'oliqri6r sholis on days of politicil meetings and of electio; the abstianing fro. carrying arms, and asser ting the i 'idelgihtof coL.struing laws by ags,No just cause is ever ad inds~ bgresort to violenzce. Let there be craarify and forbearance ;among politi eel apponents, whatever may be the re sk; 4.4 each goond citizen determine that all who, under the law, have the rigtt6 ballet, shall exercise it undis Wirbed. If there are d-isputed points of law5 lot them be referred to the courts, and let not moba or pocliical clubs, or ebier irresp6nsible bodies. construe and uiderale to execute the law. This ap-. pe7a111s made in the earnea't bope that the Major General commanding can rely on the good sense and the correct judgment of ftWeates of the people, and that he will not be compelled to res'ort to the ex ercise of the power with which he is in trasted,anud which he will most reluc tanIy *wmploy. lBut he thinks it his detylo -make known, that so far as the p*.rr utider-his commnand will admit, he ellf not permit the peaca to be broken, and that hi will not be restrained in the conscientious discharge of his duty by t.enim-lties of laws made when the present anomalous cou1dition of affr.irs were neither anticipated or provided for. tfOrder of Major General Meade : It. (G. DRUM, * Assistant A djutant General. VesCuvius is becoming violent,: and izmense streamis of lava-~ are Sherurs Sale. By an order from John T. ~Peterson, Pro pate Judge fbr the County .of Newberry, I will sell on the firt Monday In November next, at Newberry C. H., the . following traeta of land. vis: Que Tract of lan'trontalning ninety-eight -ares more or less, Adjoininland; of David II^Buutrd. tlenry'}alfacre. Daniel Buzzard et al , the real -estate of Catherine Buzzard, decea ed. On a ertdit one year with in'er est from day of sale. c2 One Tract of lanteentainfng one hundred and niney,-four acres more or les<. adjoining lands of John A. Cannon. Thos W Hollo way- Geo. H Cbapmsn, Wit. Summ-rs, et a The real estate of Wm R. Chapman deceased. On a credia until the flr<t day of of Jaepar 1830, A. 1) , with interest from the -ly of .ale. 42 One Tract of land containing one hundred and fortv-'ght .eres more or lest. adjoinint lan'l' of E. S Sligh. T. H. Crooks. W. R. Hents and John F. Glymph. The real estate of Robr. R Cromer dc"eceased On a credit orone year with interest from the Two (2) Frnct' of 1-nd. Tract "B" con taining one lmn.'red and fortr-thrte ncres more or less. adjoining lands of Geo. Sheelv J. W B. Lever, M. Boland, F. H. Dominiek ind other lands of the estae. Tract "C" containing two hundredt and twenty-five acres mere or less. adjoining lands of F. Domaick. 0. P Fulmer, L E. Folk, John llipp and other lands of the estate The real estate of William Sheely leceased On a eredit untif the first day of March 186&, with interest from the day of sale. t2 The purchaser in any of the above stated tracts will be required to pay so much cash as will be necessary to pay the coat and to give a bond to tbe Probate Judge with at least two good sureties and a mortago of the premie t'e ere the pneh'nse monev. The putchtser in the case of the Sheeler laitd can pav all cash if be desires '2. By virtue of sundry writs of "Fieri Faciae" to me directed, I will sell on the same day at the ra.e plcoe, the fo)Towing tracts of land, viz: O::c'"rec' of Lai:d containing Four Hundred Acres, more or less, h ing on both sides of Bush Z;iver and bounded ly lands of M. M Coppock, J K. Mendenhall, et al. On the premiies is a rond milL Levied on at the omit of John R. Lake. et aI. vs. P K. Mendenhall. '2. On. Tract of Lard, containing Four Hundred and Forty Acres, morr or less, bounded by lands of Ho* Anderson, E lijah Tribb'e et al. Levied en at the-suit ofJohn Budd, Adm'r, et al. vs. Jamss B Chspnell. *2. One Traet of Land,coctaining 180W Acres. more or l-s.'. adjoining lands of'John Mc('arliy, S C. Hargrove, John Abrams. G. R. Odell, et al. Levied cn at the tait of Wm t:. Cist. .Adm'r. suw e i ,vecurity for.Jas l3;shop. *2 . containing Two HIvrdred . Acres. more or less. adjninttg lands of Wil.iam We'ch. Mathias Rarre, et a1. One House and Lot in the town of Newberrv. containiug Thirty Acres, more or less, bounded by lan s of W. A Clire, Col. Fair, et al. Also onElA.*jf! ee b up Oairs. In same town enn. tatnf }&eie'. more or lou, bontded 'by Office of L. J Jo.es and ('oi S Fair. Also all the HIose!iold and Kiteben Furniture. and one Cow of the same deft-ndant. Levied on at the suit of cha S. Moon, by next friend, vs. Peter con - 2. One Vackmith and r.e Wood Shop in the town of .ew>eri eontainig one quarter of an acre more or less, Iir.g on Caldwell street and boui'ded by lots of'Geo Roland. Levied on at the suit of Ienry Halfacre, G Boland and N. A Iluater. The boore the property of N. A. Hun ter. "2 THOSIAS M. PasYSING ER. S. N. C. P. S -Defaulticg Tax Payers must pay up at once or a levy will be made. Election Notice. IN accordance with the proclamation of the Governor, daited the 9th dasy of Octo her, 1868, there will be an election held in this County, On Tuesday, Novembe r d, for Ebectors ot President a.nd Vice-1President of the Un,ited Statesa, a Representa-.ie to Con gress, and a Solicitor for the F fth'Oircvuit. J3y sge of-authaority vested in us, we, he'eby establish thc following polling places in Newberry County,;viz: Nerlberry Court House, Maybinton, J2hn Glymph's, Thomas H. Cromer ', Jalappa, Longshoras, Wi!!li.ts', Prog'Level, U. Su bers Wadlington's and Whi:mnire's Store. The Regist:-ation Bo~oke G be open foi revision at the above named la~ceson Mn d,,y. Tna,;.dgy ai WsAnna.,?. e,o earh, 2-ith and 28th inst, when the Manaagers of Election herein nam:ed are arthorizedl to add to thae lists the nimes of all pe rso:s eni -iled to vote ::ccording to laIw, and take d~t:'foma t!ie nunes of those tot entitled ao vote. The fellowing persons are Lereby ap poinited man?ge'rs of elee don, via Forn Nwrnear C. H.-J. RI Leave'l, W. G. Wilbur at,d J. N. Martin. JoiUs G Lvur's.-$lZiam Ruf, Est, D:vid F. Suber. Wi!iharm :t lleutz. Maiibirton.-W. E. dlardy, :q, IEuben S. Llbs, ::d J. R. Ghean CaoME&'s.-yhmB J.)..Cett, J C. aou-eal and Wmn. ltay JArAr-GeO. 8. Cannon, Dr. R. P. Clark, and Das id iph. Lomosuoat-a-Jvinh Stewart, J. B. Floyd. anid A J Lsualzsore. W1Lit.AXs'-JamIes N Lipe@tm-3, G. WT. L Spearmaza. amil Johno Watki::a. Faie L?Iet -1'. W. Couats, Esq., WT. W. Davis, and 11. F. Booz-:r. C. SUBr.n's thos. W. Holloway, Charles B. Couti', and rlIam Summer. Wa&LNmoro~S-Dr. J1. W. MceCants, H. H. Counts, and C. [I. Sendley. Wutexias's- homas WThitmire, Joseph Hill, and Jose-ph D)uckett. The at,ove named persons are requested to meet ait Newberry Court Honse, on Tuesday the 20th instaant, tat 12 I.. for the purpo-o of qu'ili ying and receiving the lists ortRepcatration. H H K IN A ID. JAMES E l1Ei$0, L. A iANC. ComiLic.crs of' Eicction for Ne-.berry County. 'ew berry C. Hi., Oct. 14, 1888. Jamecs S. Sloan, vs. Archey ~ S!oan and othcrs. It ap->eargg to my satisfa~ction shat John Sesarnd~ the cbildren of Samuel Slo.ut. de fendans in the above stcaed ease, re-iddewith out the limits of the State. ft is theref'ore or. derod that they dos appeari and otbject to the disn- or isale of the real Estate a f Sarnuel Sloan, S.' . dec'd, on or before thre 24th day of' November next, or their con3ent to the sani will btz entero' of record. JOilN T. PJ~EtEON, Oct. 14 42 tf. .rr S. C. CABINET MAKING lad Rtepalrieg. The totdersigned respeerfullr giv'es not-ice hat, he is prepared to M AKE, or REP'lAIR any kind of CABINET WARE, ina the ne,at et and most satis'f..sctory ma4nner. Wr soicited. P'rives reasonauble. Oct. 3:), I8-44-t f. flelenta, S C. REMOVAL. LEWIS BUTLE!R, FASHIONABLE BARBER y.nd HAIR DRESSER, RESPECTFULLY annonnees to the gen tlemaent of Newvberry, that he has removed -o the room in the rear of the New berry Uotel. where he will be happy to wait upon~ all in the exercise of bia professilon. His vbjoet is to please the most fastidious taste, and the keeping of his s.hop shall be alter the. mo re. unceptionable style. Shaving, Trimming, Shampooing, and Uirdyim;; executed in the~ rnt approved mauner. Jan. 23-4-LI. PAVILION HOTEL. Charleston, S. C. BOARD PER DAY, $3.00. A.,UE RJIELD, lirs. I. L. LER1ELD Superintendent. Proprietress. Wanted--Agents. $17r any ntii to sell the NATIONAL yisis Machi.e is eqtual to the stai-dar d machines in every respect and is 4old at the naw price *af: $2. Address NAr'10NAL SE.WING MiA CjINE C0., 1'iimbergh, l'a GUANO. No. I Peruvian Guano, $61 per ton, it gold, or its equivalent in currency. Bruce's Concentrated Fe tilizer, iu bar rels, per ton, $5o. Pure Ground Bone, in barrels, per ton $10. Bo!e and Meat, in barrels, per ton, $38 Fish Gutano, in barrels. Alta Vel.t Guano, $25. Alta Vela Phosphate, in hag , $56. Ground Plaster, per barrel, $1.75. Swan Island Guano, in bags or barrels, 435 per ton. Sulphate of Soda, in barrels, per tot', $30 Soluble PaAifie Guano, $,l. Best Superphosph.rre, containing ton pet cent. oltrble* phosphoric acid, and tiet per cent. ammoi,ia, put up in bags or bar rel:. Price $35 per ton. Cuban Guana, from c.iveS, containin g besides the usual phosphates and organic ni:ter-live to six per cent. of nitrate o poah. An eeellenut application for pota. ros, tobacco, cotton, etc. Price in bags $35 per tcn. South Carolina Phosphate, ground ai. put in bags or barrels. Navas..a Guano, by the cargo, in .In "p or : roun d. For sale by GEO. E WHITE, 15u Front Street, N. Y. Oct. 14 42 6mo. Goodspeed's Fountain Pens. Sixty lintes written with one pen of Ink The fountain has been attached to Good .peed's celebrated Golden Pen. Wi.rrant ed to be the best Fountain mn the Woild Sample sent for 10 eta., an as sorted box for 25 cta., or a full gro's. post paid, for $3 00 $10 a day guaranteed to active agents. Addres, J. T, PIf & CO., Oct. 14 42 2rno. 37 Park Row, N. Y. RESTAURANT. The cnbcrfher having opened a Restaoran NEX ' DOOR to his Bakery and Confec tionery store, in the hildinz formerly oc' cupled by Mr B. M. Blease. for the sceom, modation of the public, inft.rms them tha he is prepared to furnish AlI th% Delleales 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 LODGTNG. He respectfully aska.for a share of patron age, and promises to make his establish ment a favorite resort. Jan 153 LOUIS 3CHODAIB. Dr. 3. D. Bruce Having resumed the practice of Medicfne tenders his professionai services. to the public Oece in the building formerly occupied b3 Mr. John A Chapman, and opposite Mrs Harp's resident.tce. Sept 18 38 tf. [n the District Court of the UNITED STATES-FOa! TIlE DISTR[CI or South Caroltia-[-r Banrkrptcy-In the matter of Andrew M W icr, a Bankrupt Noice.-Andrew M. Wickerwho has beeri jdgda Bankrutpt, on his own petition, baing filed his netition pratying his finsi discharge, all creditors who hrate proved their debts and Otber persons in interest, art notified to appear before the U. S Court al Charleton, in said District, on the 27th day of October inst, at 12 o'clock MW., to showa ca te. if any they have, w by sa:id prayer be rotgranted. Aidl will fnrther take notice that a meet inr of creditors in this case, will be held before Henry Summer, Register in Bank rupcy, at Newherrr C. H.. on the 23d day o Ociober, at 12 o'clock, M., with k-ave to transact any business of the 2d and 3d meet ins of creditors required by the 27th and 28, t sections of said ."ct. By order of Court D3ANIEL flORLBECi[, Clerk District Court United Stares, Oct 14 42 3t. For South Carolina. In the District Court of the UNIED STATES-FOR THE DISTRICT of South Cnroimna-In Bankruptcy-In the matter of Pressier B Ruff, a Bankrupt Notce.-Pre.ssly 13 Buff, "bho has. been ad judgted a lIa'krupt, ou his own petition, hving filed his petton praying his ine. discharge, alhl credior, who have proved their debts anrt other persons in intencnt, are hereby nodifed to appear befor the United Staes Court at Charleston. in said Distner. on the 28th day of Oc'ober inst, at 11 o'clock A, M., to show cause, if any they h.tvc, w'hy said prayer be not granted. Anid will further tarke notice that a meet ing of creditors int this case, will be held before Hleury Summer, Register in Bank rptcy. at Newberry C. H., on th:e 24t day of October, at 11 o'clock, A. MI., with leave .0 transact any business of the 2d1 and' 31 meetings of creditors, requircd by the 27th and 28th se?ions3 of raid act. B3y order of Court. DANIEL HORILBECK, Clerk Dis trier. Court United States, oct 14 42 3: For South Carolina. In the District Court of the UNITED S 'ATES-FOR THE.LDISTRICI of South Carolaa-In Bankruptey-In the matter of Win. W. Houseal, a Bankrupt Notic.-Wmn. W. Houscad, who has been adjdged a Bankrupt, on bis own petition, havig filed iris petition praying his final dicharge, all creditors who have provedi tcr debts and other persons in interest, re ereby notified to appear before the United Stes Court at Charleston, In said District, n ;he 28:h day of October inst, a: 12 'clock M., to show cause, if any they havc why said prayer be not grantedi. And will further take notice that a meeting f Creditors in this case, will be held before lenry' Summer, Register in Bankruptcy at New berry C. [., on tihe 24th day of October, t 0 o'clock, A Mi., with leave to transact any business of the 2d1 and 3d rmeetings of trediors reguired by the 27th and 28th sec's tiois of said act. By order of Court. 'DANIEL IHORLBECK, Clerk District Court United States, oct 14 42 3t. For South Carolina. n the District Court of the NTED) STATES-FOR TilE DIStRICt' f South Carolina-In Bankruptcy-Tn the atter of David Kibler, a Bankrupt - otice. David Kibler, who has been djudged a Bankrupt, on his own petition, having filed hris petition praying his final i.charge, all creditors who have proved their debts and other persons in interest, are hereby notified to appear before the United tates Court at Charleston, in said District, a the 26th day of October inst, at 12 'clok, AI., to show cause, if' any they iave, whry said prayer be not granted. And will further take notice that a meet. ug of ceditors in this case will be held be. ore Henry Snummer, Register in Bankruptcy it Newberry Court House, on the 23rd day )f October, at 12 o'clock 3., with leave to ransact any business of the 2d and 3d meet ngs of ceditors required by the 27th and 18rh sections of said act. By order of Court. DANIEL IlonLBECK, Clerk Dis:riet Court Uc.ited States, OC 144 .t Y .'ar 'muh Carolina. Mc Clellan Saddles! McClellan Saddles!!! -McCLELLAN!!! Second-hand Wagon Harness c, &c.. &c. 500 McClellan Saddles, slightly used, and in good order. For sale low. Also, 50 Setts second,hand Wagon,%harness, And c Everything to be found in a well-kept g Saddlery. a F. F. CHAPEAU. h Meeting S reet, next M ls House. October 14 42 tf s Carriage and Buggy FACTORY. J. Taylor & Co. Will keep constantly on hand a good as sortment of fine BUGGIES of the most ap- r uroved styles and patterns, combining I lightness and durability. Built to order a I ght Rockawave, and Plantation Carriages, Pheatons, Top and no Top Buggies, &o. Old Carriages and Buggies renovated and made to look as good as new. Repairing done in the best manner and at reasonable prices, and all work estimated on before it is repaired and a copf giveu to our cu"to rmers. Special attention given to repairing fine Carriages and Buggies, which is impor- t taut to consuners. Freight will be paid one t wav, nuhen sent by Rail Road, w'en the re- t pairs amount to over $10t;. We use nothin but the best materials that can be bought, and c are willing to rely on the merit of our work for t liberal patronage. We invite the exani nation of our work and assure the public t that we can build the same class work as cheap if not cheaper than we can import it. All of our work is warrantd. Our Factory is near the Depot. C Newberry, S. C., March 25 13 17. 1MANHOOD: HoW LOS' HO J RESTORED. Just published, a new edition of Dr. Cul ve:well's Celebrated Essay on the radi. cal cure (without medicine) of Spermator. rhea, or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses, Impoteuey, Mental and ( Physical Incapacity, Impediments to Mar- t riage, etc.; al,o, Consumption, Epilepsy, :at:d Fits, induced by self-indulgence or sex. t u:1 extravagance. t W Price, in a sealed envelope, only 6 cents. The celebrated author, in the admirable essay, clearly demonstrates from a thirt- y year.'successful practice. that the alarming conse qences of self-abuse may be radically , t cured without the use of internal medicine:J or the application of the knife ; pointingi ont a mode of cure at once simple, certain, t and effectual, by means of which every suf- . ferer, no matter what his condition rumay be, may cure himsel! cheaply, privately, and r.idical. SThis Lecture should be in the bands of every youth and every man in the land. Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to any address, postpaid, on receipt of six cents, o.r two post stamups. Also, Dr. Culverwell's "Marrige Guile.," price 25 cents. Address I 1e Publish:rs. CHraS. J. tC. K LINE & CO. , 1'7 Broadway, N. Y.; Post-0ffnee Bcx 4,598. .. - - -- --- ---- c Z. L. WHITE, * GUNSMITH ' And Repairerh -p2.,ll kinds of~ FIRE.\R\IS, LOCKA, &e. Jl.:s on hanrd Pisto!s and Gtun' of all ap proved m:!kes. Amm;unitian, t.t:ch as Car tridges~, Caps, Poiw der and Shot. Shot Pouches, Flas'k', Batrs, and every other kind of Spor'ing Apparatus. Besides uany orh.r articles of various ch'aracters 4 and kind.. All 1;inds of REP.IlRING neatly an:d ex- il p) diiiously executed, and at low rates. A pril I5 10 tf. Laurens Railroad. New Schedule. O0ee Lantens R. R . Laurens C. II., S. C , A pril 29, 1808. On and after r'uesd.ay. 12th May next the A trains on this road wli commence running to return on same dav; to connect with upl a aind douwn trains on 4dreenviIle and Column- I hia Railroad, at fielena; leaving Laurensa at 5 A M., on Tueadays, i'hursday's and Sat- A uray'sm, and leaving Heleua a' 1* P. 11 , on L -ame days. J. S. BOWERS. M y6 Supt. L. RR. A~ MARRIM~ 4N0 IGON SHOP. The subscriber respctfully calls the at tention of the public to the fact that he is .dill on hand and prepared to executo all work in his !ine of business, ecUber In Carriage, Buggy or Wagon WOrk.rL A In a workmanlikc and expeditious manner, L and at prices in accordance with the tImes. A Having an experience of gwenty..flveyvrars L n d having worked in all the princIpal~eities of the South, in the best carriage houses, I A am eonfident of my ability to gIve entire satisfaction. w Give .ne a trial and be convinced. at shop in rear of Nathan Runter's, and at- Ta tached to my residence.8 May 686mo GEO. BOLAND- as L Law Partnership.A We, the ur.dersigned. have this d,y asso cated ourselves together in the practice of Law and Equity in the State and Federal Courts, under the nme and style of Fair, Pope and Pope. Office New berry C. H., S. C. SuIEON FAIR, Y. J. POPE, SAMPSON POPE. 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" at Anderson at.........4% " " at Greenville at.......500 " eave Greenville at........... 545 a. mn. " Anderson at............6825 " "Abb'eville at............8 00 " " Newberry at ...........1235p. re " Al<ton a..............234 " rrive at Columbia at..........3.45 " Trains on the Blue Ridge R:lGroad will iso run daily. Sundays excepted. eave Anderson at............430 p. m. "Pendleton at............530 " rrive at Walhalla at ..........7 30" eve Wa!halla at. ...........330 a. m. "Pendleton a'............530 " .rrlve at Anderson at ........620 " The train will return from Belton to An-. erson on Monday and Friday morningi. JA MES 0 MERIEDI1TH, General SuperIntendent. Aug 17th, 1808. South Carolina Railroad. 3E\E:A L SUPERINTE'-DE P'OFFICE, I CaMALS'roK, s. C.. March 26.1868.I On aisd after Sunday, Jan uary 19. the Panssea a rTraiaus on the south Carolina Bailroad will in as foHlows, viz : eave Charle..tona for Columbia......6.80 A N rrive atlKing ville..............- 180 P e~ave Kigville.......................2(E 1' PK rrive at Columbia..................80 P M uave Columbia ................. 6.eea A N rrive at Kip ille ........... . 7.8 A N -ave Klvinll........................ 8@ A K rie at Charleeton .....................0 F K The Pareenger Train on the Camden Branch ill conunect with Up and Down C'olumbiasTrains, ad Wil-nington and Manchester Railroad ruins on Mo.,days, Wednesdays and Saturdays. N GUT EXPRESS. FREIGHT AND PAS ENGEE A CCOMEODArIONi TEAI.' will rea ifollows, via: ave Charleston for Columbia....5 40 P K rrive at Columbia..... ............6. 5 A K save Columbia......................5.80 P N rrive at Charleston .... .....5 40 A K March 21 H. T. PEAKE, Ger.'l Supt. OUTH CAROLUNA RAH. ROAD. GENERAI, SUPERINTENDENT's GIFICE, SOUTH CAROLINA RAII,aOAD, A pril 28 1808. THE FOLLOWING FREIGHIT TARIFF om Nashville and Chattanooga to COum,. a will takeceffect fromnand after this date: From From >Columbia. Nashville. Chattanooga. acon perl1006l.........83 02 ats per bushel..........28 21 3ru per bushel.........36 27 'eat, rye an d barley per bushel. .............. 43j 32j >rk adbeef per barrel....$2 57 $192 our, apples, onions and potatoes per barrl...1.9 1.19 hiskey, high wines and alcohol................ 3.95 295 (Signed,) HI. T. PEAKE, May 7 General SuperIntendent. OS.ADALIS Purifies the Blood. . =Se b.. D......a.u. Ee-wb.. HAKE R YOuR RLUD!! rol TRZ EWBERRY HERALD, A FIRST CLASS, LIVE DISTRICT, FAMILY, AND General News Paper! DEVOTED TO few unquestionably Is the time to Subseribe, IT HER SINGLY OR IN CLUBS I TECXS IN ADVANCE eng1 Cops an oneat tr. up of 0h Advertisements! INSEETED CONSPICUOUSLY O0f T X0ST T.InET. TERnB! FOB WeRK OF ALL 11l38, mxmczu muni azs cxnnL T. F. & A. 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The samar~ rill be paid to the comfort of thga eretofore, and travellers cam roly apSS finding the Charleston Hotel egual tosy a the United States. The patro.se of the travelling public is respettibUy ioage. J. P. HOIBACH. Ageet, Jan. 15 3tf. Prepietol. Dentsl Laboratory. The subscribes' e ui'bde ducementa---in the 144t Good Work and LOw Prise o one and all requiring his profescar? acrvics. Pe.4ct entisfaco guarra.