The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, December 02, 1868, Image 3
1 the Distrit .Coui't of -tle
-ipfEw T,4TE8t Ir.1outb Carolina, Oct.
Tit.s a0 ftf4kof X011 R. ShU1,
,e M i8s ..A-rfell t. 11,31 .
tionforAfll and flual ischarge it Ballic-.
rad, tlata bearing bo had on tho 23d1
- nd of Decambor, 1808 at Federal Court
Rousjn Columbia. 8. U.; and that all cred
.J0",& oforaIdB .up t.appear..at Wad
p an alew cause, If any they
nwhy . rayer of the rotitioner should
not grantol. Aid that the 2nd and 3rd
* Meotingeof croditor' of said bankrupt will be
held at the office of Henry Summer, Esq'r,
Register of 3Mi Oin. District, S. C., on 21st
day of December,. 1868, at 12 m.
- By Oore of tie Court, the 27th day of No.
ebr,808.
b DANIEL IIORLIIECK.
Clerk District Court United States.
Dec. 2 49 Ot, For Sdith Carolina.
.District Court of the- U?iUted States.
For the Distrlet of South Carolina, In Bank
rutcy, in the matter O' Jacob Luther
'wom a Petition for adjudication of
ankruptcy was filed on the l3th day of
November, A. D., 1808, in said Court.
This is to glvo notice that oil the 23rd
day of November, 1808, a warrant of laiik
ruptcy, was issued against the estate of
Jacob Luther Aull of Newberry County, and
State of South Garolina, who has been
adjudged a bankrupt on his olin peti
- tion. That tho payment of any debts and
the delivery of aIy property belonging to
said bankrupt ; to him, or for his use, and
the iansfer of anty property by him is for.
bidden by law; and that a meeting or the
creditors of said bankrupt, to prove their
debi, and to choose one or more Assignees
of his estate, will be hold at n 0ourt of
flankrtptoy, to be holden at Newborry Court
ouse, South Carollin, before 1ionry Sum
mer, Register, on the 1901 day of Decein ber,
A. D., 1868, at 12 o'clock, A.
J. P.-A. EPPING,
U. . Marshall as Messenger.
A . 1Pwati Deputy Messengcr.
Dec. 2 49 St.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
NESWBIERRY COUNTY.
By John T. Peterson, ProbatoJudge, ot Nuw
berry County,
Whereas, J. Daniel Epps has applied to
ieforLutters of Adiiistratiou, on ali and
singular the goods an11d ChUttels, rights
and credits of Dr. Jas. Al. Epps, late of the
county aforesaid, decensed:
These are therefore to cite and admonish
klt and sigulair, the kindred and creditors of
' the said deceased, to be mid appear before
me, at our next Proiate Court for the said
County, to he holden at Newberry Court
House on the 14th day of' Dec., inst, to show
couse, If any why the said Administration
should pot be granted.
Given under my h:nd and Seal, the 30th
day ot'Nov., in the year or our Lord
' one thousand eight hunrired and sixty-eight.
John T..Pcteison, 1'. J. N. C.
Dec. 2 49 2t.
STATE OF SOUTH CA ROLINA.
Newberry Counity-i the Probate Coirt.
Henry W. Dominick ntid oilers As. ieoclh
M. Like nili Ana 11. Lake. Petition
to pro ve Will in die ftorI of fAtw.
It appen'ring to my satisfaction that
EnocIt. Ilike, one of tite heirl at. law and
distrihitees of Ilenijamini leke, te'l, late
of Newberry Copicy, resilis be-yond the
.111mits of thift State.' This ix to give no0tice
that ant lpk entaioni is 0n file inl Ihi-s Court
to prove the will of maiit detvnsed in tile
form of law. the ilbsiiseit (e'dlth1t I.A heretib
s'litifiel to lie anid upper befoire mne lit said
tiourt, on or berIor' ills! I ith dily of Jan3uar.v
11'x t, lo'shiew n's ii ally he enlii, wh v t
said will shnll n ht he pr -venl i halhe manner
An ltxtraordinfary) Premin:ntl Ofer.
t3.75 FORL $1.50.*
.th,rer0d. Unug ud N n T .,ck r h p b ih
er of -1ur Iool ny Vt1r, 1 hibrh idei iN Ca.
haave just putblied a large, tiriglina. unetly
ezecutt-d sid-e plate ei,gr'avia,g entCitted
GENERAL GRANT AND HIS FAMIlLY,
*atm the hatnd eif the cetcleir Sanrtain, which
.fn des'tlint- io beenmae a.e. oR tike niost poplar
pletures. of the tiny. Six loarsa,tr, three t-qius
.trian figures. t'ery tembelr oftlie f.imtiy is as
faitifully,.i gener+ed are the plhotog,ruaii,s, which
were giveh t'o titao uritist I i. tile iiandus of' the
General liaim-lf, Ineive po~wer 1, express. T'his
w'ork tillsti mti hsi 01 l'kii-i'tibhor. andl uiare
tthan One Thioiurn.di dI,,ris ini cushi, unid re.adily
aelja for $2.60 Ita i-egublar priec.
AThia magnificent plctue andt a copiy of'
OUR SCHKOOLDAY VISITOR,
oe of the oldest, handsomsest nnd chenpest
Young Folks' Mu anyines in this coiuntryv, whiceh
.alonis worth 81.25 a year, w ill bthl tbe sent to
' ev*ry subscriber for 1839, for' $1 50! W lhere
otubs are, formedt, a still g reater' re duction.
T1hie V'isitor-is a live, hi gh-tonted monthly for
ths Young' of to-diny. Neither seictarian nor
sectional.- Its nimi, the i-trtiotiotn, amdisemenit.
'adid elevation of oar young peoplle every where.
iPleaso sentd 1l Cents ait oa,ce for samipie num
bor of the Visitor, uand Cireular giing the origin
and complete dhescripitioni of' thllar ange antd eles
gat engraving, and full list of 1 'remiumiis for'
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Dec. 2 40.
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Is now Publishing a Newv.Seial Story, to runi
thr-ougha a large pait of the next vobnnee,nitled
* tu"Mr. Browning's Parish."
All New Bubscribers.will get the Story Coam
We send Grover & Baker's 855 Sewing Ma
Olhine for 18 New Subscribers.
.In ordier to introdce the Observer to tnew
readers and newv circles of' inftluece,C we make
the followinlg liberal onl'era for
NEW SUESCRItBERS:
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Or. to any personi sending us five or more new
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on cachi
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80UTHEft JOURNAL OF EDJUOATION,
OFFiC)ltSUP'T PUDL,Io INSTRIUOTION, FJiAN
- FOnT, KY.
The Southemn Sta tes have a unit of in terest
in tho great mnarets or educational ref'orm,
both of a public and private chairacler, whlichi
are, and are to be, iunutgurated throughout
our section.- ''1 The wreck anid destruct.ion of
such int iins and initeres5ts consequent
tupon- the war and the tini-pation by the
dlomlnnt pogepr of' th.o people's rights conk
spiro to make the qncstions involved original
and ieculiar.. Wo have no commion organ
of commnunleatlon and no advocato of our
peculiar Jnters't throuighotut the States of
the South. Kentucky is awakening anti
inoving to edomplete iier schiooi-systemn, as
welli as to plico herself in tihe front rank of
true educatIonal reform.
What she needs every Stato in the South
necds,-Just what will interest alit With
the two. fold object of meeting a special and
getneral necessity at the samne time, the Snus
perintendent of Publlic instruction for Ken,
tucky has associated imiself' with Johna T1.
Hlearn of the Southern Joutrina of Education
for tihe purCposO of conducting sutch a repre,~
senitative organ its Ouri section needs.
.iThis periodical has been conducted auto,
cssfulli foi' one year, and is htighhy enan
doersed by Sothern Educators anti Editors.
' Itis a48 page octave monthly, and faur
niishedtltt$2 pr year; singie coies 20 cents.
All articles f'or insertIon ho be alddressed to
Z. F.8mith, Sutperintenident of' Publice Ina
struLtion, Frankf'ort, Ky., and bniess com
mutnleationis to Johp 'T. Hcairn, Sebvle
Pee. '2 49) tf.
n.th9 District ourt o the,
UNITED 8 'ATES, for South Carolina Oct.
Term- M. In tbo:nattOr of SRtollo,
Bakru i tion. fr 0l - 1 die,
c% oe ankru ;' .h -3
ore j'that a .be hadn the 22d
day o Deeombr J8 Fedeal Court
1onse'in ColumbIa, 8. V.; and that all cred.
Itors, ac, of said .bankrupt jappear at said
time and place, atid show cause If any t %
can, why the prayer of tho petitl6ner shold
niot be granted. -And that the 2nd and 3rd
ureetings of creditors of said bankrupt will
bo held at the oice of Henry Summer, Esq.
Register of 3rd Cqn. District, B. 0., on 19th
day of Dec. 1808, at 11 a. in.
fly order of the (Jourt, the 30th day of No
DANIEL IIORLIIECK,
Clerk District Court United States,
Dec. 2 49 3t. -For 8duth Carollua.
Purchased for Oash.
AND
For Sale at Low Prices,
Onastor Oil, Opium,
Caitomol, Mtorphino,
13111 mass, Quinino,0
Epsom SIlts, Chloroform,
Dovers Powdors, Camphor.
For easlh at
J. McINTOSiI' Drug Store.
Nov. 25 48 ti.
Just Received.
Puro Whit Wine Vinogar,
Cases Pickles,
" .Caned Oysters,
"1 4 Tomattoes,
"c "' Peaches,
" "d Pino Apples,
- Strawborrieos.
Direct from W. . Tholms' Mainuacture,
nnd For sale at J. McINTOSH'S
Nov. 25 48 tf. Drug Store.
Just Received.
Brown's Bronchial Troches,
Cough Lozenges,
Colt's Foot Rock Candy,
Gur Drops,
Cordial - 9
choco'Anto "
And a fine Assortment of
'Libin's Extracts,
.Uawl V Iey' s "
Colognes, Soaps, and Toilet ar
tieles of' all kinds and
For stile at J. MCINTOSIi'S
Nov. 25 .18 t f. Drng Store
Wanted.
I want a man to take the Agency for
rloyd's great Double Revolving Maps of mi.u
rope andf America, with the 4,000 county
colored mial) of the United States on the
back. issued lo,day. and needed by every
family, school and library in the land, with
patent reversers, by which either map enn
e thrown front. Encli map is 02x6-t inclies
large, with ribblion hioding and double-faced
rollers; cost $100,000 and three year's labor.
Price *5, worth $50. A snall cnpital will do
to start with. $10 a copy cnn ho got for
these great maps. Send for circular, terms,
&c. Twenty new mOps under way. .1. T.
II.OYD, (P. 0. Box 122) ATLAIN 'A GEOR
GIA.
Nov . 20 48 ll.
Notice.
The pv -,mi iho int itd u chill latily., on
(.G:l-llictin's lot in Rosemont Cemv
ter-v . :2 . I'Iested to Aem.oIe dhe bodv. If
no1t n-ntovei soon it will t e, h' 'trde r omf t he
Trutste'es. A. C. (AI.ItLINGT(tN.
Male -Academy.
"Te undrlmignedi wiill (oteinece isi
Schoolo ont'i .\iND)A Y, the4'1hth int.
I,'endinmnr win tg and Artith me~'tic, $2,.50
t)rdinm,ry i glishl, (incinoing the
Gra inm ar, II istory, &e ,3,50t
ii ighier i'sm:l ish Ma Ithmaties an td
A neient Lanmgua;ges, -4,5(
No incideii Fees.
An oppior'tuntity will beo alforded to Studv
M ode'rn Lantgoages aind I1ook-Keepinie.
A. P. PlIFER1.
Nov. 11 460 tI'.
Administrators Notice.
Nottee is hereby givent that nll persons indebt
ed t.o the estate uf C.api. George Epttt, decensed
are requir'eilito make panymtent imm idaitely. amt
all icrsOtns hnvimng demana ds arainst taid estate
witl rendel(hr thtin in prtoperl'y attested on or bc
fore the tenth dlay of Dhecentber netCX
Nov.1. 'i t. . S. SttIU, Admninjstrator.
Sheriff's Sale.
Bhy virtue of' anl order from John F. Pecter,
son, Prob,ate Judge, I will selt on tho first
Mondaiy in Decemnber~ next, biefore the Couttt
lionse doeor, within the legal hours of sale.
One tract of hand,* situated in Newberry
Coniy, and bounded on all sides by the
hands of the decensed. and contains forly
neres more or less, a part of. the real estate
of' Wi lilam tSheely, udeceased.
Trmsn.-Thie purtchalserl to give hond with
two approved sureties id a mortgage of the
preises untIl the lirst day of March next.
exept cost, which must beo paid in cash. #5
By virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Faeias to
me1 directed, I will sell on the first Mondny
in December next, at Newborry C. H., the
following property, viz:
Four hundred and sixty acres of land,
levied on at the snit of' Thomats Eilior,
et. al., vs.* II. W. Rikard, and bounded by
hands (If .John P. Klntard, D)r. WV. 13. Mel.
Jar, et. al. 03
Also, two himdred and sixty acros, mote
or less, hounded by lands of Johnm Wedeman,
Rev. TI. S. Iloinest, et, al. Levied onl at the
suit. of thomas Ellsor, ot, ali. vs. George A.
Rikard. -e
Also, four hltndred acres, bounded by
hands of Moaes Anderson, W. 1F. Peterson,
et ai. Levied on at the stilt of John Rumdd,
A dm'r, vs. J. II Chappell. 4
Also, 0110 No. 1 Flour Mill, in the district
of Newhuerry, near Frog Level. Levied on
at the stilt of Thomas EliIsor, et. al. vs. Ja.
cob L. Anll. 43
Also 12 acres, more or less, bonded by
lands o1 i,. 0. KIbler, PatrIck P. Sullivan,
et. al. Levied on at the sulit of Thomas El.
lisor, ot. al. vs. WVm. Bridges. 03
Also Tract No. 2, contatining 117 acres
more or less, botuded by tract No. 1, and
tract No. 3. Al.so Tract No. 3, contalinmg
80 acres moie or less, bounded biy lands of
Hetnry u~trton, wvaters of lBushi River and
tract No. 2. Levied on at the sit of T. M1.
Paysinger, for atuother vs. estate of James
Senni, dleceased. 3
Also seven necres motre or less. b)otnded by
hands of Jacob Cook, near Frog Level, levicd
on at the suit of the State for Taxes, vs.
Samips. BrIdges. 8
-Also I ill resell at the risk of the former
purehaser, two htundred and forty acres of
land', more or less, bounded by lands of 8,
(C. Merchtant, watters of Bulsh River, M4. Ihnrro
et iml. LevIed on at the sutit of John 8. Moon
by next frilend ?s. Pecter Moon. 3
- Also I Mule, 2000 hbs. Sced Cotton, 100
buIshls C;orn, 'in bushels Cot-ton Steed.
Le'vled on tit tile stilt ol E lig)beih A. liug.
gin., vs. J. (G. L, pfordl. *1.50
nov 16 T. tn. PAYSINGER, a. N. c.
P. ti. No longer time for fax ppyers.
PAVILION HOTEL.
C'harleStOn, S. C.
BOARD PER DAY, $3.00.
A,MiUTTERIEIA) Mrs. I.H. BUTTEIL
.umwr intonnent. n-..ietrs....
GOOD NElWS:
FOR TUF
M110LODON CONTRY1.
L P. Ws R1 IS E R,
Respectfully.inforinse the citizens of Mollo.
hon anti country generally, that ho has on.
hand at his store, a well selected stock of
foods, embracing all articles usually kept
in a country store, such qa
Dry.Goods, Groceries, Notions,
From a neck ribbon to it hoop skirt f6r 0se
ladleO, a pAtper ,ollar to a pair. of. spurs for
gentlkmien, at maekerel to a side of bicon,
and a j 4ws harp to a tia cup or side of solo
ieanthier, for everybody, all of whloh boviig
no use l'or ext ept For trade, and to keep the
pot bolling. he will dispose of -
At such prices as will suit
the dear people.
Besides the above lie . has a. large lot of
LEATER which will be bartered for hides,
or skld for cash. The highest.price will be
paid foe good dry Hidos.
ir you want cheap and good 'articles eal
Immediately If not sooner, on
L. P". W. RHISE11,
nov 4 45 tf Liberty Hall.
BUY YOUR
CLOTHING
In Columbia, of
It, & W, U. SWAPFI1ELD1,
They Sell tho
CHEAPEST,
THE BEST MADE, AND
Most Durable Clothing
in the State.
ALL THE LATEST
STYLES OF HATS.
CLOTIUNG MAIDE TO
RURER IN THE
LATE.ST STYyLES.
Oct 28 41 10t
ELE GANT FALL STOCK
OF
"RY GOODS.
The subscril>crs are ieceiving their
Fall and N Winter Stock of
Select Goods,
(wvhich n ill bea eonnlts this w~eekl) and
comsprise e'verv thsing ini thirs lne knsown
tthe trade, In
Dr)iess Goods1, Calicoes
rlimmUIings, .Iatey A rticles
WliitoGoods Homespuns
Embroideries, Cassimercis
1l eavy Goods, Blankets
Troilet Articles, &c., &c.
Our Stock is of the fullest dhescription,.
andtt has been selected with the greatest
c'are. We as~k an exanintion of ours
Stock, feelinsg satisfiedl that it will give
pleasaure' to nill.
MATHIIAS BARRE & SON.
Sept 23 tf
NOTICE TO PLANTElRS.
SOLUBLE PACII~C 4GUANO.
TIlE l110 ilLY SATISFACTORY ANID
'remsarkasble eflreets of this Gan~so ina prodn t
cing vetry lstrgely insercensed er'ops of' Cotton,
Corni ad other siasple crops, hais attraicted
the gcotterasl attentuions of phnsters and fsarm
eta. ins order to consfirms pubile conflidensce
its the cos n tied excellencee of thIis Onsisano
asnd avaji of'a lthbet scienatifie~ absility ini the
pro)secuttion of this imuporItia. bushss, a the
Pactilic Giuanso Comspsany las consmnmusiated
a professionals enigagemtenst withs Drs. St. Jat
hians llav'iee, of Chasrlestont, S. C., as asin
tLfic anviser ansd cosuthing Chemsist, to thec
C'omupanys). Dar. Ravensel is con ver;s at. wiath
the comspositiont and <inalhities of the Gusanto,
sas wlhl ias with theo ehneneiter', psolicsy and un-s
sattl resotnrees of' the Patcif'ic Gusanio Com-i
pitny, andu wvill commusnsiencte full iniformisa
tiont on thlese poinlts to piters whio msay~
c-all oni hims, osr addresss ima by lette' nit.
Chassb-sioni, S. C.
J1 NO. 8. R EESE & CO., Genaical Ag'as.
Pneictio Gusano (oomp)any, lBahiiimore, Md.
J. N. ROIISON,
A ..'t for Souath Carolhmt, Charleston, S. C.
Change of Schedule,
ON TJIlE S. &t U. RI AIL JROAD.
On uad aftecr 2nd Novembher 18638, tho paUs
senger trini wvill leave Spartanbuarg Court
h ouse, on5 Montdays, Wednesdays and Fri
days at 7 it. mn., and arrive at Aiston at 1.30
p. mn., connecting ih the Greenville down
traIn, and tasints for Charlotte and Chaarles,
toin.
Ont Tusesdatys, Thu trsdlays and Satuardav'a,
the usp passenger trasin consnecting whht the
Greenville tup trainas, will lesivo Alstosa at 9
a. mn., and arrive rat Spartanburg Courst
Hlouse at 3.20 p.nm., as per following schsed..
tale a
DoWN TnAIN. UtP TRAIN.
Sprartanbutrg, 00.00 | '1.00 I3 20 I00 00
P'acolet. 7 4S I 7.48 2 32 I2.35
Jonesville, 8 25 I 8 20 1 630 I1.55
Uniionvlil, 0.15 I0.490 12.4i0 I1.t5
Ban tuc, 10 16 I10.21 12 03 I12 08
Shelton, .11.10 I11 12 11.06 11.08
Strothier, 12 02 I12 05 10 12 10.15
Aiston, 1.20 I3 00 00.00 9.00
TIIOM AS B JE flJR, Praesident.
Nov. 11th, 1808.
WAGONS, WAGONS.
The unldersigned are Agents for the sale of
Gower, Clox, Markley & Co0's,
Celebrated Wagons.
Masnufactred at Greenville, S. C.
All orders for One, Two, Three or Fotur
lIorse, Irons Axle WVagonus, will be promptly
filled. O A R W Ill & McCA UGli RIN,
Nov. 1t h. 18a8.
Buy'.thie 'Best !
Wo now have oin hand tho following pop.
ular styles of Ladles and Mistes hoop skirts:
The Dow Drop,
Tip Top,
Popular,
Favorite,
Iteception Denit Quaker,
Grecinn La Paro.
The Duplex Elliptic is a great favorite with
the ladies, and is unIversally rcceommended
by the Fashion Mngazines as the standard
skirt of the fashionable world.
To onjoy the following Inestimable ndvan
tages, viz: Superior quality. perrect shape.
finish, flexibility, durability, Comfort and
ecconomy. Buy- the best.
MA 1'HIAS BARRE & SON.
Sept. 23 39 tf.
The School Conmissioner,
Will attend for the purpose of registering
all children between the lgos of 5 and 18
whito and coloured,
At John Glymphis on Monday Et 23rd,
Maybinton on Tuesday and Wednesday
the 24th and 25th, -
Whitnilros on h'liursdny the 20:1,
Thos. H1. Qromers on 1rlday thu 27th,
WadlIngtons on baturday 28th,
C. Subors on Wednesday Dec. 2d,
Longshores on Friday and Saturday Dec.
4th and Oth ,
Geo. Metts on Monday Dec. 7th,
Wises on Tuesday, Dec. 8th,
Frog Level on Wednesday, Dec. 9th,
Newborry on Thursday and Friduy, Dec.
10th and 11th,
When the Registration wvill close.
W1LLIAM SUM11ER,
Nov. 18 47 3t. School Commissioner.
STATE O F SOUTH CAROLINA.
Newyberry County-Inl the Circuit Court.
James I. Wilson, vs. Thomas Rt. Wilson
and others.
It nppeariin- to my saltislaction, at hThos.
R. Wilson, Wm. C. Wilson, Maria Capple.
man, lHeniry Cappleman and the chihlren of
John Wilson, tve'd, parties dcefendants, are
absent from and without tlie limits of this
State, on muotiQu of' Messrs. Jlones &
Jones, Complainatit's Sol's, it itj ordered,
that the said absent defendants do plead,
answer or demur to this bill Within forty
days. froim the publication hereof, Or the
same will be taken, pro conifesso agItinlst
them. a
Clerks office, TIIOS. M. LAKE,
Nov. 9 7U c. c. '.
IN TH1E P.ROBA TE COURT.
Abtier W. Iteeder, aid wife Eliz;ibeth, vs.
Joseph 'itts and others. Petit oil for
Partition.
It a1ppearing to my sa1t'i0fteioll that Jo.
sephb ihivenpori aid Elizabhil lis wife, de.
lentlamts in ha'abow stated eaIthilSe,, r'esid
of' Metssr's. I"ir, P'opet & Pope, Solieurs for'
petitionlers, it 15 order'iecI Ihut. sid dl'i-emi
ii intn on or' bef'ore thet 2th daiy o1 -Decem-l
ii.er ne4xt, or' th iitsame1 will be tuk.en pro
coleitSSo aputjinst themti.
Gien uinder myr inunl I bis 1thl Nov. 1 868.
Jlt.)JN TI. Pi'TE'RSON, . i. . c'.
Nov'. 25 418 5t.
IN TIl H1 ItO(.BA'l.It COURtT.
N K w'ntr.nn fy,
Thomazs PIl.' ips, v's. Mary J. Wht itmiret' and
otheris. Pettnion f'or Parti 1ion of the
Re tI Estaute of' Mary'3 R. C. Wh'iit.
mire1, dee'd.
It appearling to my13 1'atisfattin thai Moses
Wh iitmire o)ne of' the defeminitso inl the
abho've. stiteod ease', resides withlout the limits
of' this Staite. Otn mti(onl of' ibixter'/'Solici.
tol' for' Petit tioer, it is ordered thazt he do
0o' be'forte the 4ith day of' .Jainuary ntext1,'0or
the samle n iil be t akeni prtO confesso( lgninSt
Nov. 25 418 fit. ' 1 . ' . C
"TIhe Farm & Mardeni"
Is Ithe only Agricultural P'aper pubished
in South (Car'olina:,
Ti is plllIishecd in magny.ine form, and is
filled wilth excellent agrien'talu rending
It enitars upon its fourth v'ohitme on the
15tht dhiy of Jo nttnry, 1800J.
Subsceribec at onco for' it;--Price bitt one
dollar, at3tt yea.
'iTry it at least for six mionths;-only 50
cents.
Specimnen colpies tell cenits.
Libera':tl arr'angemmieits madeOlt with extensIve
Address JTAS. RI. JACO BS & Co.,
Clintotn, S. C.
Law Partnership.
We, thle undte rsigned. hav e t his day aso
einted omtiselve's together in thet. prIactice of
Loa' anti Equtity' in the State anid Feder'al
Courlts, undelr lhe inme and style of Fair',
Pope and PopeC. Omlee Newhberry C. I.,
S. C. SIMEON F"AIR,
SA MIPSON PO(PE.
I take this occaion Oto n0lotify' my~ clits
t hat. in liy n(ecessary i abst'nce0 from Newa.
berry, dur'ing . inly, byv npplyinig to eitheri of
tmy hart ners, Messr's. Y. J. or Samipson Pope,
atiy iinformlfationi or attentioni nece'ssalry to
my olid'business wvili be pirotmptly given.
SIMEON F"AIR,
July 15 2Ath tf.
Wanted--Agents.
75f por inonth to seill theo NATIONAL
W AMILY SEWING MACHINE.
T is Maclinme is equlai to the stanidart macuihines
inl every respiiet antd is 4oldt at the lo,w pie of
$2'. Address NATi'ONAL~ SEWING MA
OliiINE. 00., P'ittsburght, IPa.
Jtune 24 26 Oim.
Immigrants.
''Te Immnigration Society of Newberry Is
no0w itn sutestsfuil operation and hilS opeed
an ofice at Newberry. Mi'. F. WV. Brllgge.
tmannll has11 been appoititedl their Agetnt, who
mary be fonttd over theo Law Offie of J. M.
JBaxter, Eaq., to whlomn all pet'soiis desironls
of proetirinig f'orelin hahor aro requiested to
a pply3, at ias early a day as practicable, as he
wu'il take pileasuire In furtlishling them with
all the infiormiat ion they 'tiny dlesire.
T. H. llOINEST1, P'resident.
Nov. 11 416 2mos.
Land, Agency,
Persqoni wishing to purichatse Land11 ini Oco.
nee Cotunty, eann get my assistance and ini
ibiencei. G;ommllission' S per centI.
Referenlce-Mr. J. II. Sligh, New berry,
.)c. 'ddre., RE.V.ull. HLDE.RC
ESTAB LISHED 1845.
Wm. It. Trr, . . ioUT. II. LAND,
Aiogusta,.a. Formerly of Newberry, 8.0,
WMt III TU'T & LAND,
Importers and Jobbers
ov
Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, Oils, Window
Glass, Dye Stuffs, &
Fancy Goods,
264 BROAD STRE1ET,
Augusta,- Ga.,
Ilave now in store a very large
and select Stook, well adapted to
the wants of Merchants, Physi
cians and Planters, which they of
for at a very small advance on
cost of importation and manufuc
turer's prices. Merchants are inA
vited to call and examine our stock,
the prices they will find as low a
in any city South of New York.
WIn. If. TUTT & LAND.
Oct. 28 4.131mo.
TF. IlItODIx, It. H DOING, 11. C. IJUDOINM
BRODIE & CO.
FACTORS
AND)
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
North Atlantic W harf,
C1A IlJESTON, S. C.
Liberal Advances on Consignments in hand.
BEPIHtNUS.
Memers. Cameron, larkluy & Co., Chorleston
S U., H. 1. l'eak., Esq., Gn 'Up't 8 C It It
Charleston, T. It. Jeter, Esq., Pres't 8 & U It It
Union ; lion .Js. Furrow. Spartanburg ; and
lion Is. F' Cayton, Anderson.
sept 10 3m
Liberal Advances
MADE 0N UOTTON.
I would inform thie nerihants and plant,
ers ot 'Ntwherr n hici n lie vlity, that I an
prepared o advan1e on all cotton shippeel
to my frienlds inl Charleston,
Messrs. Coicn, Ilanekel & CO.1
aid will guarantee prompt returns on tl(
aMe.
Believiig that I am in a position to affori
as Anmple racilities as any one else, to par
ties 2hi)piig cottol, and1(I wishing to holi
or sell immediakely, I would respectfulil
solicit a share ol your pat ronago.
Will be fonid at the store of W. '. Tar
rant. J. N. FOWLE!.
Bepl, 10 40 6mo.
EmwAm N. TlinVIoN. C. R. jl,!U.
THURSTON & HOLMES,
COTTON FACTORS
An
Commission Merchants,
Al.DJ Il'S NOlHTI H WlIA tF,
(fHIA R L lESTO'N. S. (.
rlberal enlsh 1(1V Ild(vae liumde on consign
nmnts of t'otto anduill011 o lthe rdne'.
sept. :l' 0h.
W. C. Courtney & Co.
FACQTORS
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 9 BoY Cl'Sl WIIAIIF,
CH A RfAI'STON, S. C.
W. 0 (Courtniey,
Ro0bt. Altwiidoch,.
Jas. S. 1AIlardloch. sept 9 6m
JAMES M. CA LD)WELL & SONS
COT TON FA CTORtS,
CHIARILESTIO., SOUTII CARLOLINA
Adiivanees mi:i le oin consigniment s. lefel
thos()e whlo wjilh influ1 ormi to Col. 1.1. L.
iiilKay, Prieidenit oif the P'eople's~ Nationa
Jibik, Chiarles,ioin, 8. C.
Sep 9i 37 thm.
Notice.
Thei person who found a roll of moneo
consisting of 14 five dollar bills, wichi wna
dropped atl somse point, betweeni the (Jour
IToniso and the .humil, na the il resideinen of E
P'. La:ke, Es.q., on W~ednesdayv, the 41thi inst.
is regnested to return t.he samm to the sub
scriber at once. No quest ions will h<
asked -buit shiouldl a satisfumesory explalna
tioni lbe made, a liberal rewatrd wvill be giver
to the finder'.
Nov. 11 4i5 ti. TiIoS. M1. LAKE.
AND)
Dolled Wins and iUpos
A supply of ilhese jusstly celebrated good:
ror medicinal and1( piva'ite use, just. receivei
by' the mindersigued Agents for Newberry
SMJ'IT1l & Il[RISTlA N.
Nov. -I d1ia 2nmn's.
Notice.
All persons indebted to the Estato a
Capt. W. P. Oromnor, nro rognosted t<
como forward and mnake paymeont by
tho 180a day of .January next, or thme)
will find their notes and accounta in thi
hands of an A ttorney for collection.
TI. II. (WOM ER. Adm'x.
Nov. 10th 1868 6t.
Pomaria Nursories.
1888-9.
Thle PomnarlNaurserics have ben greatly im
proved, and thme nndterFignedt hias the pleaisure o
oflfering i to his patrons the best collection
Fruit Tree'sever gi owni in this olirmate. Apple
andi penches partlcutnriy adapted to the olimate
fromn the earliest to the latest Anricots, P'lums
Nectartnep, Checrrien, in greet vartety . Almor,ds
qulacesi. Figs, l'omegranates, Mtedlu,ru., Filberli
iEnglisht wtiniuts, Spanish Chesltnults, Ever
bearing Mlulberilea. (Of Penar, thme best a
molt varied collection ever offered in the sottih
[among theCm the liebo, a Iargei winter near
equat to Duch lesse D)'Aug Olemne in size,. Stanl
rdard nnd Dwarfs can1 be furnished from 2 year
old, to bearing size.
Grspes inl great variety, including all tihe bies
tiew tuble Varietiea, withs those for vineyards
Also Lutterlock's, True Scuppernong, aind thi
Floiers, much prized with t he scupupe rnong
Of Evergreens, a large and most varied collec
tion, embracip g every desirable variety-many
particutlarly a dapteli to Cemeteries.
Itoses-AI thme Onle vairieties, with the noi
French importstions, aill grown on their ow.
rootse. D)ahlias, the fist colors, and acst por
feet French early variety. Gladiloins--main
superb kindls. Tube Rtoaes, Crysw'nthemumia and)
everything dealrabie In time winy of Ornaments
Fiowering Shrubs, &e. A new Catalogue i
Coon he readcy for d hstribiutlinn. P'ersons orderlng
wil lease ritrect to wMb bUMMt,gents.
My Sstem of Quick fSeAs,
and Trloekly' arrivals of Frqolk 0040,
places mo it a Posfilot" to give myV 'tozm
era cheaper goods than ey9r. J
I am doing a rapidly inereaa
ing business, ..
but dearo to add to ,t. Every lWy4r who
comes to ny storo, will leave, sa l1g, I
have bought 0hap goods. I will not pt
to cinerato any article, a knen glanvo Ir to
my largo Store Ilonso, will sinisfy ally person
that my hottso is fAi in every line 014oolo
that fir needed for thld tradot Aloth by
wholosaio and retail. -
Oct. 28 44 ti
NEW ARRIVALS
Or
FR ESII GOODS.
ATI
A. SINGLETOWS.
IN
DRY GOODS,
DOMESTICS,
GROCERIES, &c.
Call Early.
Prices Cheap,
Oct 21
L I FE
it It H lXCE
Tho uider-signod are pr-dparod to
Assure Lives
ina every desirable kind of' policy
on tho
A1OST LIB ER AL TERAL5.
Informa tiont fi111shiel free ofcharg .
SILAS JOilNSToNlC & W.i. I-. NANC1
I.illo Itimranice Agents.
Ang. 12 23. t.
RAGS! IIAIG!
oorrrow~
The JIIlEST PlRICE. pal for Old Iage
delhvered to the nlbsrt0iab, who will mak10C
this a permaittent feiature in blil busitess.
Store opposite Viskeiman &
Wilbr-'s.
J. . MILLER, Agt.
Sept. 2 36 tf
Wilson & Wicke't
Are now recei vinig theirdl"go
andl handsomec stock of
Goods.
1868 1868
(olittinglI ol
liRY (000W &(0I00(JE1H81
A T PRfCES TIO SUl T TillIv
Prinatsa,
Stiagat..
Cuftio
F lomr,
Lard,
Soap,
Cano Pruits, Picklesi, Sardimnos,
TlobaIcco, &c,
Octoaber 283
All ptersonts Indelabted lto lih estate of Danil
Iiaghaey. decenased, tar' hare by .noftlted that
thley i must mnne manty ientl of thei samte to my
nluornentys. Fair1%',~ Pop l'uPop, ntt Newvberry
C. 11. , S. C., ran I tall haose toi whom Dan lo
I llghe, decentsed, was indebclted In lhia lif..
time., by noata oar otherwise, ill preeC pt theo
same propearly' attes la -d.l Ohr bevfoar a* la 1st
diay of Febrnal;ry 1839, to mynklI attorneya.
Thce WVinsb,oro News will ptleaso copy fo.r 1
moti nt sausd bIlt ror tho snmet to any als
tor ys, Fatir, Pope & Pope, Newbe'rry.O. U.,
NOW RtEAI)y I"OR TIlE FALL
T1RAD)E.
A lot ol fl hI NO nndh JI1ATING
STlOV. lK of vtarlattizns r70and maos~.t approvedi
patterii,, naow in sto and fotr snlo ceap
sep'j. 3i) 40 II.
II0IJ8E FlRfNISIIlNG GOODS.
A very varme tassiot nment of haomao.nia'do
andai j:ppnned atal presseda Tri-ware, with
tiaa ay othmer nrilels of hionsao fuirniAlhing
goods nt whohl'sale anrd retatil. Chenp by
Notico.
,All persona indebteda to the Estate of
'lbions W.* Iiiowaay and of irolowy a
Folk, iiankruapts, are ntotllied that tinhos
paymnent ha moade by thei first dray of Jan~~
anext, their nbesatad accouala wvill he pia
ina theo hiands of ran A ttorny for colleolion.
IIAYNE D. ICEKQD
Oct. 28 41 4t. Assigneo,
When you want PICTU RBS to
crall at my Gallery over .jiTower's
store. I am here all thle while, and
pu~tting up the right kCind( of Photo
ra phs, ^MnbrotUpes, &c~v.. at lowo
prices. Wey charge not 4ing .for look,
ing, and not mauch fIor a pictuare,
Also) a lica: lot of Albaums and I'm.
for putling pictures in.
WV, II. WISEMA,.
THI BIG
And Shoe Store.
ABRAMS, GRIFFIN & HARGROVE,
Newberty C. I., S. C.
Have on liand a large and well selected
stock of
Boots, Shoes, Rubbers,
Consisting of
MENS' CALF, KIP & STOGA
:BOOTrS,
Also a fine assortment of
Youth's & Boys Boots,
A hrge and selected tissortment of
LADIES' GLOVE KID,
GOAT AND SERGE
BALMORALS AND GAITERS,
In fact everyhlog to be round in a
FIRST CLASS
Boot and Shoe Store.
Boota and Shoes made to order.
DON'T PAIL TO CALL nt the
BIG BOOT.
oct 7 41
New Stock
FOR
Fall and Winter.
Tohe subscrl,elr his recolve id (iffers for
$11 it goodl assurtmevnt of leall aind W inter
Goods, which will be sold ekionp.
Sep. 9 37 'M. FOOT.
In Store,
Bacon Sides,
I-amns and Shoulders,
Salt,
Molasses,
Sugar,
Rio and Java Coffee,
Flour,
Rice
Irish Potatoes,
;'oda and Sugar Crackers,
Candies,
Soda,
Yreast Powder,
Conccntrated Lye,
-Soap,
Starich,
Candles,
Pickles,
Madder,
.Indigo,
Spices,
Tobacco(~~ and Segars,
Bagging,
Roping,
PIlow Lines,
Shovels,
Nails,
Sieves,
Cotton Cards,
Shoe Black(inhg,
Knifes andl( Forks,
-.Powder andl( Shot,
C1rockery* Wa re,
D)ry Goods,
Fancy Goods,
Lad(lies and (Gents iFurnishi
ing Goods of all kinds,
J oots, Shoes and GIai ters,
of all sizes,
Clot,hing,
Haits, &c.
Other Goods, too -nuimor
ouis to menUt.ioni, wh)i are
generally kept) in a well sup
plied Variety Ste,
I offer my GOODS at
prices als low as they can be
bought or sold-at the corner
of the .Hotel.
1V.. FOOT.
Mairch 25 14 tr.
THE OLD
THE GREAT SOUTHERN TONIC
&Ild [veryhere
GOODRICII, WINIMIAN & CO.
Charleston, S. 0.
September 2860 ly.
GOJTT9N F!ACTtJR
AND)
Commission Merchant
AC(COMMODAT1ON WHIAItF,
Char'lestoni, S. C.
an6 onam