The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, February 03, 1869, Image 2
:Ae&jWedusky, the firt day of Lont,
tals itsye"r on the 10th of February.
A PjMtry convention Is to "sot" in
NOW Haven next month.
A marriago in Charleston recently,
twouty-eight bride's maids in waiting
Thirteen men bav6 been lynched in
Indiana during the past six miths.
Mortnondoi is to ho parceled out to
the States adjacent thereto.
Low railroad fares are suggested as a
ineans to increase travel.
There was a bal Jdasque Tuesday
night. last at the Waverly, Charleston.
IUir~WpoRed to change the County
neat of Barnwe.11 to liackville.
he partan says: 111cendinlrism and
tobberles aro frequent in that County.
The militia in Arkansas aro laying
the Country waste. Arson, pillage, rapo
and assassination run riot.
The health of the Pops of Roine is
good. Preparatimns are miking for the
great Uccumenical Council.
The ravages of wiar conitinue In the
South- American States. Cuba is also in
an unhatlth,y condition.
'il for the establishiment of Aiken
County, Was lostpoiied till lDevember
ISM,
T'ho act to establish a State Orphan
A,\yltum, was ratilled and sent to the
G*overnor,
. Th Marion Star says, that red henled
6blen are alarmingly on the increase in
tiat town. Stop it.
A Zatniesvillo young lady requested a
photographer to make her picture look
"as if it was wriLin, a pome.
The Esparto grass of commerce, the
News suggests, should be euhivittud inl
Unrolina. The clim9te suit-, anl it is
th.rc0 times as vILuaIle as hay..
Tle town of Sioner hasll a organiz
police and an estriblisled fire depit-t
ment. The streets are ako lightvd by
lamps.
The iharlestoi News letrns that a
rich deposit of pliisphate roek hnIs been
found in Lthe neiglih hood of Bilfton.
More i111iolls for- Suittil Ca-olitut.
At what time of lilo may a man be
said to Uelong to the vegetaile kingdoi?
--When long experience has made hin
ange.
New is the sunson to prno fruit
trees and to be prepr-ig for early
vegetables. Plant potatoes, pefas, lettuce,
onions and spinach, and maok ready the
hot-bed.
Chalcs DickLns Ras he can always
Judge of tile charactrt of a hotel or
restaurant by an inspection of the castor.
The mustard pot and oil cruet are
infallible tests.
The Mikado of Japan cuts off' the
head of every person whose house i-;
destroyed by tire. 'Tis said that his
plan of insuranco has proved m1obt suC.
cessful.
The Newport (R. I.) Nows says there
is a fan'lily. in that city ill wlich the
father is Rev6nteell years of age, (he
mother sixteen, and the buby three
weeks old.
Tile N.Y. correspolndent of tlio ;har.
* -e.m. w...wu.. irnm t smun
tranisplantedi Into Gtothamn. ThIat. the
Van- Can1 a lalParisie-nne, is in vogue sand
that Mabile is ont done.
The Rev. Mr. Wakefleld of (lie UJni
versalist Chuirch in Owatonnni, Minn.,
was recently p)resenited with a watch
guard in which every lady miembler of
his cengr-egallonm was represenited by a
bair.
A Washington teleg'am says thai
Geineral Giranit has selected his (ahi,net,
but will only announce sneh selections to
those fortuinate i nidiv iiials whlen he
shall have .b'een officially notified of his
election, which wi ill be early ill Feb,
rua ry,
London is growinog so rnpidly that its
populat(ion will soon be four m nil|ions.
Thle-Metropolitan police, of seven thou
sand eight hundred miembers, haive to
control and patrol a district of thirty
miiles in diamneter-.
T1hie Japanese are inimnitableo hi their
invenitiVe genius. Theli Mikado has r
cently invented ja tire extinguisher thiat
is likely to wodk well, 1t coiaists of an
edict that aniy persoin in whose bonso a
coiinganiin shall originate, shagmll imu
miedlately lose his head, without appeal.
A Phihuldelpla surgeon, who was on
his way to perform an operation on a
piatient, had his carriiage robbied andc lost
his surgical istrumienita, while niaking a
temipora ry stop, "whIiereby," addedCI tile
rep)orter "the operation was pr-even tod
and the patient's life saved."
The bill to amend an act entitled "An
Act to establish a State Police" gives
the Goveradir power to increase .the
force at bis discretion, and to lay a spe
cial tax on the County where an extra
force is by him considered necessary for
the preservat ion of the peace.
The Sout.h Carolina Republican-..-the
Radieqal organ-speaking of -the Ilagfsla
tin-e says : The liene Oclpiedl in sprak.
Ing by.someo members w-ill cost the Slate
pirobably $80,000 while the worth of (lie
speeches will probably b.e less than
thirty cent:t. Our dar-kies never open
their months.
SOtti Ex-JUDEs-Chief Justice Dun.
kin'11am entered into a co-pal-tnership
with his son, A. H. Dunkin, Esq., of tis
city.
.Judge Wardlaw, we learn, w-ill open a
law office at lCdgelieldl Courthouse.
Judge lugliss has removed to Baldi
muore, where lie Is at present engaged In
t o rottee of the law.
J .,g'Afoses is the present Chief Jus.
IMee' sfte Suipremed Qourt of tis State.
Jbcdge GIover has formed a co-psrtnler
ship with 148s son Mortimer Glover, Esq.,
and apraotJsing lawu at Orangeburg
Judge Dwvkin~ has resumed practice
at Union Courtouseo.
Judae Munroo has also resmaued prac
tice aM tl,on with his song WilliauIn Mup
roe Esq
-$ldg6 M'AdricijI practlclng the pro
AbaQ e,tA,Iarnwoll Courthouse,
or~ffqle 'LesCaneI has formed a co
tii$i,and Is ncW yracticing law
II 4ititd00. RI Miles, Esq.
t 0c,ler4 isoni Iaa resiued the
rA%tfthe profession'
t wiIth dgsd A [eibon ; he
bii alir~tbllJed h old law'fsrm
- * i-if i~'Ml'-&' 4 et" -*lgefloid.
NEWBERRY; S. C.
Wednesday Morning, reb. 8, 1869.
All persons indebted to this offico, for
advertising, or Job work, either AR.
signeesor others, are called upon to set
ile up before return day.
Cash and Cash Only.
From this date we enforce rigidly the
cash system), with all alike. Exceptions
mado during the past year, by special
request and on promises strong and ap.
parently truthful, have proven the fallacy
of credit. We cannot indulgo the ex
pensive habit longer. Oahi for job
work, cash for subscriptions, cash for
advertisements, hereafter is the rule.
Remember it, bring your money in hand
if you ieed anything in our line.
Assignees and Bankrupts,
Will bear in mind that a inal dis
charge in Bankruptcy is not gr'inted
until all fees are paid 'up. There are a
few aceouit- on our book,s for alvertis
ig still unpaid, and we advise pairties
il.terosted to call -it once and settle.
Our H Mark.
Subscrilburs whose terms of HUbsCrip
tion expired on or about the 1st Janua
ry, and who do iiot renew at once, will
receive thu paper no longer. The inovi
table MrA mark is made three times so as
insure notice ; it Aigniles three things.
first the subseribel's timtle is about out,
secoid that a renewal is deU.ired, and
third that the palper % ill stop uiless the
siibsei ihf is licrd from. Luok ont for
tie ;-,, omrk, tnd ii not oemti(led ir we
ar0 filiCe d to disconitinu bevalnso Io
word is received to tle conitrar.
Doath of Ex-Ocvcraor Pickona.
This dist;"intgishied citizen died after a
protieted illiess, nt Iiis iesidence in
I"dgeflell, o-1 tle 2,)th till. 'he best
par1t of Mr. Pickenls' life was devoted to
pnblic so rice, and the State lie served
so lonlg and so honoi,bly, may well
mourn the icath, of ier cistiogiiishied
son. Inl the U. S. Clngres-:, to whlit
lie was sent early in life, in thu legisla.
ture of our own State, 'in her prouid mnd
palmy day,'ais minister 'o the Court a
St. Petersiblurg, and drinig the late
troublous times, as (Jovernor, Mr. Pick
ens maintained the trusts confided to
him with signal ability, and gained the
uttiost confidence of his fellow eiltimns.
Iolding such an high position, it wi3t1l;
have been singular did h.e not berome a
mark for aspersion--more particularly
in the last great .-and diitilt rofe as
(overnor. Unsworritn in tegrily and a
iigh sense of honor inarked his corse,
and if there was iught of error in li
adiiiisirtition, it uts the fault. of tli
head andl lint of the hoart. Le0t hiistory
the State revere h ieemory.
The Legislature.
TVhe Lergislatlure (so-enlledl), is decided
ly a slow coach. The dlays run to
weeks, tand the weeks mnerge into mionths,
andl still it dirigs its slow lenigthi along.
The reps are indeed having a good time,
comsumring the public money. They
inoiet about 1'2 M., and after a b)urIesquie
of abiouit threb ' lhours, adjourn. On an
average this Is the daily programme.
The Phoirnix gives a specimen of ist
Wednesday's proceedings, anid says:
"'The Senate bill to nlter niil amend thle
criiminal law, a fter hain, og been idisenu'sed
for leour daiys in Coimmittee of' the
Whole, which reported by a (dcided
majority in favor of the bill as it catne
from the Senate, was put 111on its see.
00(d reading. The first section of the
bill, ab.olihing~ capital puniush mentI, ex.
copt in case of w ilfitl mutrder, which
wa its destruct ivo feature, passed to a
third read(ing, by a voite of 58 to 861.
Theni cor menced the ii 'ibmusterinig of its
opponent011 s."
D)elarge ioved to re-con tuit the ro
maiing sections. nr tv is mioved to lay
this miotioon on the table, on which were
called the yeas and nays. Delargo asked
to explain and called for yeas and nays ;
while calling, Bishop begged to be ex
cused voting, andl Iyde called for yeas
and nays, uponi which Jenks asked leave
for something. D)ennis then moved to
suspend ru les, anid lie yeas atnd nnys
wvere called. Blishop) movet(l to adtjourin,
then imore.yeas and nay3s, and1( when his
name was cailled, asked to be excused,
when D)eLarge called yeas and( nays.
While this was In operation, DeoMars
dleclinedl voting, which called for a few
more yeas and( nays. Then D)eLarge
mnovedl to adjourtn-when up rises W.
H. Jones asking to be excutsed from
voting, yeas and nays again. Then
came the call of yeas and nays on ad.
jouirnmenct, when the yeas had it. Was
there over such a muddle ?
OsomAi Esin'tazso.-WVIth pride no
Insert the following paragraph from the
Savannah Republicann
Georg Ia mianuiifacturitng enterprise Is
presontlng to the world something new,r
We'wero shown yesterday a spien of
cottoni blanikets, turned out by the Etagle
Mills, Columbus. that do credit to the
State. They are very thIck, naPro'l
heavily on both sides, and beautiful ini
appearance. They are said to answver
all thieo iurposes of the wonolen blanket,
and are furnished at the low price of
from $5 to $0.50 per' pair. BesIdes their
value na somethig now, if getnerally
adopted they Mil add largel, to the
Conisumuption of' the staple, with a cer
reapooxding effect upoui the price.
day Dr. A. D. Hlloo eved aS trouble.
some. wound from the aceltlental' dia.
chiarge of a staalt pis.tol .h html in -his
pocket. Wo:aret glard t(ai n,howvevor,
thaMt bo will #p snilleiently Qcovrrid .In
a fogvg lays to endble him to prosoent~o
hsis bluss .
WohaNOV.
The Ladyte FrIend for February.--& beautiful
stool engraving, 6Yes or No 1" illustrating a
story by Miss Douglas, loads off the February
number of this charming magazine.- Then fol
lows the usual largo and elegant Fashion Pl.ate
and a graphid engrXing of "Decotive Butter
by Summing up theli cints of the Cavo." This
latter is an illustration of Sirs. Wood's new sto
ry, "Roland Yorko; or, Done in Ileision,"
which is bsooming intensely interesting. All
the admirers of "East Lynne" should read this
powerfil story. Among the other literary mat
ter of this inumber, We may not "The Unkuown
Guest." a flne story by 31rs. liarriet Presco
Spofford; "Warren's Ward," by Afro. Hosiner;
and the continuatioti of Aliss Elizabeth Prescot's
sparkling and bril'iant serial, "lletween Two."
There Is also a sweet pice of nusie called
"Beautiful Eyes," and the uqual largo riumber
of engravings illustrative of the Fashions, dress
es, ladies' work, &a.. &c. Pablished by Deacon
& l'eterson. 810 Waliutk-street, Philadelphia, at
02 6 a Year (whiolt also luolutes a large stool
engraving). Four copies, 8$. Ight and one
gratis), 812. "The Lady's Friend" and $ ric
Saturday Evening 'ost," (and "one" cngray
flg), 84.03.
Every Month-The 1ebruary number of this
m.onthly, published by C. 11. Jones & Co , No.
108 Fulton-street, N. Y., vith a choice table of
contents is received. Tihe Preninms o&fered to
subsctibers nre liberal in tie xtretne, Pai will be
seon by the followig tible:
Five Subsoriltors, $1.25 enci; for ten Stib
scribers. with $15.0, we will saed a complete
act or Dickens' Novels, in 17 vol.. Price 64.63;
for twenty Subscribers,. with 8).0 , we will send
the celebrated Dotty's Washing Machine. Price
614.00. Ten Subscribers more will get the Uni
versal Wringer, in addition. Price 89.00; fbr
sixty Subforibers, with $9., we will send the
best $55 Sowing Machine in tiso market.
Now observe this:-For One lundred Sub
scribers, and 0876 hi cash, we will seid one of
Bradbury's Grnnd Planos, 71 Octavo, Itosewoold
Case, four large round corners, flnished n'i
around, extra noul,lings on rim, large serpen
tine mou'dings on bottom, elegailly carved
legs, lyre, nd desk,,0 .(t. 8 in. long, nt 8 ft. 4
in widle. l'ice 880 5.
Thieso i'it,os are In, every respect eqizi to ansy
in the market, and will lie do-liveied brav-now
froun The weereroos of the nimuliautory.
l)inmor sts Yotrigt America -This spr'ghtly
littlo binguzire tin. entered prospe.rously upon
the third year of its existence, nud hbco an
idisioutanlo visitor In all those'hooushold.
whore it is known. There are iny otherjnven
lie periocieals, rotni oller, ene yoi'ger than
titt popelar tivorio. but there are none for the
Dhildren liko "larling" Young Atnvrieo ,so we
mnst, perf rce. lielieve it to be lit. bet, aid
mongratinlto the piblisher oss tho greal asteces. of
iIs little nudertaking. $1.5 Yearly. Published
it 83S Brotidlwny, Now Voik.
Our 8chooliny Visitor for Februsary, putblished
by tiglndity & Recker, 424 Waltut-street.
l'hilla., comes to us brighter thau ever, and seem.
Isgly more tiin ever encouraged by its Now
Year's success. Wo wild urge cur Young
Folks to send for a sample number, and become
acquinintel at once with this cheerful Monthly.
it oibre a magnlileent steel plate Presislum En
graving for every subscriber, as well as valuable
primes for clubs. Price of Magazine, St.26 a
year. Magevsine and Engraving, $1.51.
Burke'a Weekly for boys and girls. continues
to refreas us Witi its regulatir visits. Parents
should iFecire tlis paper for iheir children, as
it is oie of the bost. Published at Mcon, Ga.,
by W. ,X. Iluri .& Co:, at $20 p,er anutum.
Lo l'eti Mesasigor. for February is receivdd.
As tmual, it is supel lily-golen i, and is an or.
ianont ihr tie purlor. No body should be wItls.
cut it. Terms. $0 0 1 per imun 'illlshied by
4. V. Taylor, importer. 331 Canil-sireet, New
York.
Tihe leni t & Home. for imhe Frinm and Ghir
.I-- , . . - _ - - .-..-..-.- .-,, 1#11i ItIt
mxohnsngo list. Pm't.Iigill, liA.s & Co.. No. 87
l'ark Rtow, Now York. Susc~riptilou-F4.0).
Farmu & Gard, sn, by .Is. it. ,lsacobs & Co ,
Diuton. P. C.. 1 .1: ier nnnuun, ,Jssn. 1860
onmtents vasrical ansi i- nterest in.4. So chenpsj I
thme P-'ims& Gndon, ihnatany fsmer casn nifor.i
to subre il>o for it.
Literasry ,lour-nai of A t anl Sote o-, 'ew
Lohsnnon, N. Y. prionc onuly 2S cen,ts per ,.nu,m
Gi.Y3-iiPileti.A, Jan. 2lk|, I1809.
M a. Eniot--Sin R:- I saw i. isoheier
al1 1uf the 20th inust.. that Sol'mnon P.
Iloge, has changed iveS of theO boxesi, asi
having gi ven in four is huded illegal
voltes, nnd51 hadS diven (oii the ramec nomss..
ber tha:t woubili t vi voled fisr hims. On e
0f wiclhboxes I is e (Olymph box.
It is false as to the (Glytmph box.
I acted as chsairmnan at thme regis.trtion,
ands also at the eh-ction.
No man wn~is nllowed to registeti who
was not enitled to do so0. And(11 n an
wacs nlowed to vote who hand nlot re.gis
terued.
No man, w hite, blacmk or of any lhne was
drie S*ff, dB Ieterred, or~ even ininented
to vote sagainst his will, to our knowi.
edlge.
Mr. iInge can have the name~s of nip
hits colosed brtel.hren, that wore at the
e'lections if ho wishes, that they tuny tesi
tify to his chmasren.
I chtnsnge in vestigat ion.
Xours,
WILIAM RUFF,
Chairman.
WVILLI1AM RI. IIENTZ,
From5I thb Am liy Ilospital ; the bloodly
bu t. ie-lid thle muansiona of the rich and
bumble abo(do of tho poor-fromi the
'shlce andI the sacred desk ; fto-n the
miom-rtain top, distint valle nsid fart-off
slandls of theo oen-from~ every ntook
ind( corneOr of the civilized wiorkil, is
onr-ing in thio evidence of the astonish.
ing <il-ets of' D)rak-o's PIanittIon Iitt.err.
L'houssands uponO thousands or letters liko
the following may be seen at our office
* * * * I I ave been in the Army
[lo<pital for fourtteen months, speechtless
md nearly dead. A t Alton, Ill, they gm- o
so a bottle of Plantation Blitters. Three
i. tt en have made me a well man,
0. JI. FI,AUTP.
MAGNOMJA WVA'rBR.-Smuperlor to the hest
Importedi German Cologno, andi sold at half
the prico.
Index to New Advertisemont.
Carpente.ring-Hoeury Eisenhauer, at
Mons. Schodnirhs..
In Bank ruptey -For Final Discharge,.
B. R. Scott, J. P. Pool, J. P. H1ughardt,
Thos. II. Cha ppell, andl Wm,. Snmmer.
Sale--Il. W.Domhlitek, admur.
(lroceris-Payvsinger & Wilson.
" Wilsoni & WV icke.
School Notice-Miss J. Jones.
Legal Notice-Martha A. Glolden;
D)emorests Young~ America.
"Monthly Magazine.
Sale of real andl personal property
IF. H. D)ominiek, Assigneo.
Univorsamlist Heorald--Notasniga, Ala.
bamas.
lish, Shad and Black-L. R. Mar
shall.
Registlrations Nolie..J. E,. Petorsop.
IBargamin.s-A t A. Singleton's.
Auditors Notce-S. Montgormery.
Masobie-Mleetinsg Signet Clhapter.
Nuu4Storo-D. P. lushardt,
asgiiors' No'tIons,
Carolina Notional intUIk-.oliumbIa.,
LOCAL ITEMS.
"Those Fish and those Oysters" have been
trd4tid notfonid wantin-, In size, ihlvor,
delicacy and cheapiess. Laurenco's faino
as a vender of fish nd oysters Is becoming
as gr.:at-as Deimonico's as a iestaurateur.
RK,soTRAt is BANKRUPToY.-We are
pleased to atiounco that Mr. J. C.
Jaeger has boen appointed Registrar in
Bankruptcy for the Ord Congressional
District, ani that his offico will be at
Newberry Court House.
Pun'ItC MFiso. -Our citizenis will
beatin inind tho meeting to -be hold in
the Court Houso Thuriday evening, the
object of which is to consider the impor
tance of a 'Telegratph and tle mneans to
he adopted to further: that interest. A
full meeting is requested.
INFANT Soitoni.-ly reference to card
elsewhere, it will I,e seen that Miss
Josephine Jones has opened a juvenile
School in the ses.sion room of the Pres
byteriatn Church, and we tak groat
pleasuro in recoomiending her to this
community, as a young lady of great
amiability of character, and as well quali.
tied from previous experience, "to teach
the young idea[ how to shoot." Send
your little children to her, mothers.
Her,terms,. ton, are moderate, as we
hav -boon -iforned.
13E3ORC -TH PUni.1C.-The enterpris
ing llirm of W ilsoni & Wicker are before
the public in an attractive advertismnltt,
which we are e-millident will bring them
nlt ilcrealso of m1Aerial prosperity. 'Iri
stock of goods is as lige nd coplete
nAs it well ennl bev, inl fl,-i Inr.ur 0than it
should be f.r their p.-rsonal conveniene
at present, ha ing just recei,-ed their
n?W invoit-es. lit n 14:w (ays, howevolr,
they look for i redne10in, and ihr that
purpose, will sell niidly a ! chea1).
Look in on them.
rniiosau ss.-Fevri(ot our exehange.
have forcibly i.ueed tle ilon of a ge-110
ral col) proitniziing if ,1n,te-wi, 1111d war
debts. The piinci!-e is a souind one, aiid
tle disply of a spivit of, liberl lity i l fo .
bearaince teowa " b,others, i,bors and
friendl," woubl spoelily p.ave the wav to
prosperity. 'We are tol.1 that the .,pirit is
encouraged by the bar. This is a noble
example, and from a sonrce whiulh
renders It right iorthy of oniilation. All
honor to the gentlemen of tle legal pro.
Pession. Let he work go on; and receive
fri-eah nbomentumi dlily, lilnd until the inen.
tius that weighs so heavily uipoln those who
suffer ii 'mIinOoipd estate' is fuiTy removed.
Tud Cu.l.FW\lli: V .iS1sl MAC1ln\-.
One of the inplest washiig maelines
now beforo us is the Challenge Washor,
of which Mei,s. Riser and W itt are the
lgents. Ilivig 1h:u(11d olne ill opelrition
for somue tite, we civetlly recoiimlend-l
it 1t (ilv em1'1ne ,m t(o n i . ' ,.1.a. ..t
for it. Its chenuple.s too ig :mther -
greaily to its' 'opul: ity. 'Te igients
ab) Wve men-ittinned hiave dispo.eul ofl a
else whiere. tio.d, th In- .- tttioil ree,-i veds
are allI oaf the~ imost ftavorab tle cliintier,IT
It. will washu six shir ts in seve-n min u tes,
four shetIs aor i hed qnilt int four mninuteos,
and1( sixteen pillow.-ases int five lminutes.
It is light, ea'ily' adjuisted and( opierated(,
cheap, durnbthle, sing,jle. and not liable to
get outt iif order. The pice-t of thet witsh.
er l.- $9, nnd t.he. wringer' from $0 to $1 (.
The bonscu ife'51 nunting one0, antd no onie
shouldl he wilhout otne, will addr-ess
Mtesrs. .J. lliscr & M. II. WVitt, at Po.
mi-ria, S. 0.
S.u.-Day.-Everyb,ody 9indt thec other
man, with, the exeetitson of a few of theIr
wives anid children,, were in town on Mon-.
ilay, andi tIhe streets p)resentedl a scente of
ianimatedl nti ni not, seeni before for- several
precedinig Hale-daiys. Out- le,nl found it
ditlicuilt, to niavigate stecessfullhy throttgh the
he itrlogenlonis mass of hipe)Lds, (pmdrupedsl
anldo dak ies, auiiI gav e over in de-spau itr at
twenity--live miiniutes after one, and ats a com.
pensatlona ditned. Ils after dinnert sugges
tiotn is that Sale-day htereafter he divided
into two dlay, the first nad thirid Monditys
of the moth,m the presenit being too tmnehl
of a good1 thtintg for one dlay.
The business of the day was active ; cot
toa taking another rise, the spirits of the
peopleO rose in p,roportion, iand the prices
realiv.ed for thme var-ious properaaty sold wtere
ai favotrablo Indication of a people's pros
purity. WVe noced 'parlienlaurly the sale
of one horse whicht bronght. *1 mt nore tIhan
t.he own' r naked or 'dared hope to obitain.
The follow ing trac*ts of hird were sold as
follows 246 acres . brlinging $1875.oo
223, $1 375.00l ; 4tl60, a nd tit neres -$120;
horses atnd mules of which theore were
several, runining, for good stock, as high
as $250.
TICKLs Us An8 WE'LL, TICK 1.S You.
This is one of the fairest games known
under the sun ; neither party will have
advantage of the. other In the gameo of
"Tickle mao and, tickle you." It's a very
nice game and :quite' innocent. Several
of our mnerchmante and friends have found
It out lately, aIid'have played very suc
cessfully, and of whom notice has beetn
made. Our friend Mathew Albriton,
who keeps by the way an excellent stock
of goods, just four tmiltet beyond towna,
ea-ped the trick rome tiac hack, antd
so well satisfIed with It was he, that
every now and then he Is at it again.
This timoc ho played it with a jug of the
beat N. 0. Sy rn'i ever seen. Success to
Mathiow, may the sweets of life follow
himi to the end, and bIs buisinessq alway's
be as good as nmowt and better.
Some wizard, If there be one in this re
glatn, or a K(u-KIus mnan, must have int.
formed Messrs. Pay,singer & Wilson oif
thoAcxlsLbuce and prevalence of the aforo
satidl game, for -senrco is the p)et laid
aside, and thte i.nk dty used Itn writing
thp IlbovO, whof lo atnd behold there
como11 In anmotheri Jug of Syrup. It Is
viarvelloise, wonderful, startling, but
none the less true. We can scarcely
think that any supernatural agency was
invoked by P. & W., but we confess to
being perplexed. Last year our friends
piled in on-us potatoes, until there was
no rest, so many in fact that tubers con.
stituted the principal part of our meals;
now are we being imade the victius of
syrup, inundated as It were, with the
sweet trickling fluid. Is it a conspiracy,
fiends ? "Methinks there be six Rich.
nonds in the filid," four have already
met us, not in deadly tilt, but with jugs
or N. 0. Syrup. Pile it on friends, if
this is your game. If you be not hurt,
We will not be, yea, verily.
EXTRA 00Ur.--At the close of the re
cent. January Term of the C ircuit Court,
ills Ihonor Judge Orr Issued an order
for an Extra Term of the Court to be
held on the fourth Monday in April next.
This was rendered necessary from the
fet that a large amoun1tint of business re
minined from the aceitnulations of pre.
vious years.-areenville Mountaineer.
Bows, plenty of hows, all over bows
is the la1st fashionable rCport rron Pat i.
COMMERCIAL.
NKwHnity, Feb .-,Cotton market quiet at
17 cents.
COLUMBIA, Feb. 1.-Monday is generally a
dull day for cotton, but the market was quite
animated to-day and some 62 bales were dis,
posed of, at fnir prices-271 for middling.
NEw YORK, Feb. 1-7 P. b1.-Cotlon un
clainged-ales 1,600 bales at 291. Flour dull
and ieclining-superfine 6.78 a 6.26; common to
fair extra Southern 675 a 7 25. Gold week at
8"> .
AUQUS-TA, Feb. 1.-Cotton market quiet
s- les400 bt!es-; rec.ipts 480; middlitga 27j a 271.
CHARIa8r-rox, Feb.1.-Cotton quiet und un..
"etilleS ; nts 250 husles-mhllnga nominully 28.
RelIers ask Ing 28.; recelpts 1,415.
1.1 areol.. le. 3.-3 1'. L-Cotton openled
nctive'-uw,Il.ls lig; Orleans 113.
PRIC'ES tU1,1,111A MRO1 N~IEDETRY MARKET,
CORIREC)ED WEEKLY.
A O I ( Ieryd. ...... .....--.......... .. 20
iU 'tI i , 4 ......... ................... 8 1 it, 40
nACO N, llais -............--........... 22 a 25
" Sicle , ----....... ............ 2 a 21
S S ters ........................... 18
(,A NDLI., A Iumn,tn .................... 2 8 a 25
" oa low.......... ...... ........ 15 a 18
" TION YA R ! ............ ................. 2, 0 i 2,26
. I ..1.....---------.............. .......... 26 a 80
' IF .. ................. -.. ........ ........... 20 a 25
F'LOU C .t'-.--....---------.-----............. . - 11 a 12
]I.%IN, Corn.....................................1,
"i Oo...0..... ... ............. ,0
1is 1 ,10
l' ns ......-----------................. . , 10 a 1,10
" W heat--..........------. ............... 2,00
[) (N 0r ...... ....... ...-------..............1,50 ai 2,10
l ON, bwetles ................................... 7 5
LI AV1.t, -------.--....... 4u a26
HOLASSES, Cub ...'..',,.... '.'.'''.... a
New Orleans............. 100
Golden Syrup,.......... 93
A I S ................................ Sa lo
DIL, Kerosl .................... 76a8j
OTArOEd, Irish,per bl ..... ...... 7 03
sweet, per bus.........1.. 0.D
1C, ................................. 10
iALTV, Liverpool.. ............... 8.37
.W AP -- ......................... 10 a 120
PllITS, lirandy............... 6 a 20,00 -
Gin ................... 51a8.00
* oom . m......... ........5a1200
Bourbon Whilkey...... 4 a 5,00
Irish ...............10 a 12,20
. SCOICh.................10 a 12.00
,SUGAR, Crashed . ..... 20 a 22
l'twdered .............. 20
uCofflee - ............. 18
Extra C ......... 19
Browi ................. 15
SACH , C* 40
S' 01...... ..........
14-11ACCO. Clio%vli,, win(I $o g4)An20
Yialegar...-.......-..........75 n 1,01
M1 EA TS. Beef'. Mntton. Pork .... 8 a 15
l'OULrltY', t'urkeys............ 75 a 1.00O
'' hicketits...., ....... 20 ,, 30
EGGS, per dos....,---...........20n252
To the Aasoas.irs of Nt w :i ry County.
M I.:ssus. K'N-anii, i-i .a . C (orrE,
K lansMot-: & K( A am. -- Ii i-:wr. -- You
have been aippoii-s 1.-se-or for New
berry County. As. tu- proiisions of' the~
law wire numIieronls, mw .4 mel1what com-.
pmhiented, wh ile Smny 'f i s feat ures wiill
appear novel to the. t. x payers of lhe
Gonnty ; it is of th.- w.t iIhportlance,
thterefore, that you s.i My u car!nly3 the
spint and inltenit of the IlawI, inl order1
thuat y(n may extXI.e it propelyl~ in do.
ti . The, spiait of thne lawi, wh*liich is the
life of the law, howev'er, maiy be easily
undeorstood.
Tihe Iwaw does n,ot expect y'ou to op.
piress, or grind, or den! rigorously in
yourl asssesmeints; but that you thrmly
and atrietly enrry out Its provision.p,
exsereisiwng at all times sound discretioun
and forbearwrnce in the performnance of
your dn ties, in order, not only thit t'..
State may secure its revenue, but that the
people may f, el that they have not bween
sub.jected to any othert than an equitable
and rensonable taxation.
I wvould part Iilarly imprj,ess upon
y'ou, the p)roprliety of being careful to
avoid, a< far us possible, any thing that
may1) seem like an unnecessary inquwisition
into the private af'airs of the tax-payer,
they must, at the same time0, use exery
promper meOans to satisfy themselves as to
the correctness of the returns of proper
ty mnde.. You well uniterstand that the
year for which this as5sessment is made
terninates on the first of September,
I1808, and that it is the property whiech
has been. held by the tax-payer, during
the year preceding that date, and which
is held by him on that date, that is to be
assessed for taxation.
The attwinment of these results, will,
in a great measure, depend upon tihe
manner im which you w.hall diseharge
your dulties. Respect futlly,
S. MONTG'OM ICRY,
Felb 1 County A uditor'.
Infant School,
Miss Josephine Jones,
At the Presbyterian Ohureb, Sesalon Room,
Feb 8 5 tf
Assessor's Notice.
We will attend at the folloing placesfo
the purpose of assessing propertv, to wit:
At Slighi's store on Monday 8 Feb. At
Cadwell's store Tusday 9th Feb. A t Johna
Olym h's store Wednesdaiy 10th~ Feb. At
Maybi ntoni, balance or the week. At W~hIt.
mires on Mondcay 15th Feb. At Cromer's
Stur Jtesday . and WVednesdr.j ,lthl and
17Feb. A t Oxner's store 1 h Feb. A t
Ilarmon's store 19th~ Feb. A t lteeder's, store
20th and 21st Feb. At Jalapa 22d Feb. Ate
L.ongshore's 23ird and 2tthu Feb. At Chap
pell's D)epot 25th Feb. And at Deadfall 26th,
md 27thi Feb.'
Eivery person must have a list of all his
property, Realawnd Personal-includnla dlogs
money wit interest, or bonwde. Every eso
between the ages or eighteen andl tfly ea
have a poll tax to pay-both whit an
le.All those thaut hav wrprt -
4-Crom1er's Store-..I
" "5-lteeder's *toro- J,o Conte.
"O-Lon ore's i.. *
The books vilibek ten I8Dpt
lay for the assssn P n at my house ever e
OW. .E or-N$t
Feb. 86 r,atJ.l CATse'sor
Boxes, Bales,
:E3TST1DI_jMS
AND
BETTER THAN the BEST
BARGAINS I
Having made extensive purchases lately,
and as our store room Is crowded frIm con
tre to circumference, we propose to make
room by disposing of the same immediately,
if possible, and to enable us to do So we
call for
500 Cash Customers.
to fly to our relief with money in hand, to
whom we will givo Bargains in
GROCERIES-Coffeol Tea, Sugar, Mo.
lasses, Flour, Bacon, Potatoes, etc., etc.
DRY GOODS-Calicoes, Domestles, etc.,
MISCELLANEOUS-Boots, Shoes, Hats
anld capa.
crocrsy, Glass, Wood and Jug Ware.
And all other articles ill our line ylicb
may be called for at
WILSON & WVIIKER!S
Groeery, under -the Kotel.
Feb 3 ly
BARMAINS! BAIGINS !
BARGAINS I
If you want good bargains, call at
A. SINGLETON'S.
N. 0 Molasses of the vory bost
quality,
Vlite Wino rnilega,1. Korosene
Oil,
Flour, Sugar, Coffee and Mack
01'01,
constantly oin hand ; together with
a well selcted Stock o'
Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes,
AND A,[. A'
VERY LOW PRICES.
Feb 3 5 tf.
Special Notice.
There will he a regim ra1 ion in the di
Ferent townsips in this County, commen
:ing on the Sth of Feriary inst., for two
days, except at Newberry C II., for Town.
ship No. 1, whieb will continue until the
12th.
The Registration Books for Township
o. 5 will be opened at Reeder's Etore, In.
itead of Jalappa as heretofore.
All persons are requested to register for
he purpose of getting a correct list to draw
urors from.
The Selectinen or the diffierent Townships
re requested to tieet at Newberry 0. 1.,
m Saturdl y the 18th alit whlich lime they
,0n1 got. infot-1itont, as ole of the. Seleet
11(ii of Township No.- I i- goihn to Com
)a fo' 1t samlite. J.. .Il'TIRION.
Chairmtn Board Seletemn Township
o. 1.
J 2t. I. OU E L
Carolina National Blank
(F
- CO LUJ1IBi A, ,(. c.
IIOARiD 0OF D31E0TORS.
L.. D. On'tit.rs. President, .Jotns PuFrsoN, Jr.
D)r. J. W. 1'A Enn, EDwanoAa HIoPv,
ittonAnD 0'? iar-K, Jr. J. U Uinna.s.
URo. W Swkrsox, of N. U.
The Carolitna Nattionail Bank of Cohimhia
makes lonns on Collaterals, denils in slin't
and( time) Fxhiattge, Goil antd Silver Coia,
andi in &cc'urtites generallyv.
Deposits receivell in coin 01r 'ieney and1(
paid In k indi. DInPoits in ,'ojin may he
dirawni on in enro ey and1( chiarged inl coin
at the current ),rice of coin ont the day13 ot'
presentntion of cheek.
The Direet< rs propose to Incrense the C-p
Ital Stock of the BanIk, FROMI 0NE NUNDRED
TO ONES HUNDRED AND FiFTY TIfOUSAND
DOLLA RS. Persons wishing a safe and sntie
investment, can apply to the President,
Cashler, or onie of' the Directoirs. Shares,
$100, Dilvidentd paid Januiary 1st. S per et.
on ite business of the p)receding six months.
W. B3. GOULICK, Cashier.
Colutmbia, S. .C., Jan. 27, 1869. 3t
Assessor's Notice.
.Notice is hereby3 given to the citizens ofI
J'owniship No. 9, dlesignated Stony Battery
TownshIp, that Assessments of Property,
Personal and Real, wIll be received by us at
Frog Level, February 8It, 9th, 10th, 11th,
12th; nit George Metzes, 15th, 16th, 17th'
18th, 19th; TownshIp No0. 10, Designtcd
Cannon's Township, at Pomarla, Fobrua~r
22nd,.28rd, 24th, 25th, and 26th; Township
No. 11, .Designatedl lieller's Township, at
Thomas V. W!icker's . March 2nd, 3rd, 4th,
anid ,5th; Township No. 2. Designated Caldi
well's Township, at M. D. Suber's, March
Brb, 9th, 10th, andI 11th1; at Jolly Street,
March 15th, 16th, 17th, and 18th.
Citizens are most respectfully requested to
attend to this notice; by reference to the
I. . Ki NA?RD"
Feb 35 1t K. KING8M'OIRF,
Fe.3 - t Assessors.
IN THE PROBATrE COUrT.
NEWitRRRY COUNTY.
N'ancy Amiick, Heinry Amnick and others, vs.
John II. ulion and wife, n- others.
P'etition for Patrition of the Real Estate
of George D. A mlck, dleceased.
Itapaigto my Patisfaction that the
leednsJhn II ntnadMary A. his
vife, reside beyond the limits of this State.
It is theore'oro ordered, on motion of GUr-.
ington & Suber, Plaintiff's Attorneys, that
bey do plead, answver or domnatr to tihe pC.
Ition filed in this ease, on or before the ~
3th day of Mireh next, or theIr consenit i
nill he taken pro conf'esso against them. b
Given utnder mty htaid thits 2nd (lay of
'ebruary A. 1D. 1869. b
.JOlN T. P'ET1ElSON, J. 1'. N. C.
Feb. 3 5 6it.
Masonic.
Signet Chtipter' No. 18, of Royal Arch '
lasons, hold their regular monithly Conyo,
itnon ,on Monday nIght next, the Silt Inst
t '7 o'clock. Companionsetill assmll
Iromp)tly, as hitsiinea of importance will be
'unisaetedl.
Byv order of the M. E. ir. P.d
Feb :1 R. ii. GIRE'NEKER, Seo'y. a
'Ieoi Gou , one~ door west of Lan. Il
r. Anidrew Wick r annerl opost
Feb. 3 6 tf. a P. JU'......... T a
Stock of Groceriesa
Paysinger & Wilson
Next door to the Shooe Store,
[laVe now on lintid, tnd .to which they are
onstantly addiig all choeo articles In the
xroccey line, wl ch thoy are 8c1i1ug at
L OW~ FRIO3DS,
SUOWI. AS
Bacon, Lard,
Molasses, Flourw,
Sugar, Coffeo,*
uice|6iandfces
. Makorel, &c.
Together with
Bagging, Ropo, w
Trace Chains,
Spades, Axes
Yarns, Cotton Cards,
Osnaburgs,
Homespuns,
Tobacco and Segars
Tin ware, Ti
And a large variety ot' otliopart
elos, such as.ar usually kept inI a
first class grocery store.
dc 2 49
I U (10A
'OOL 22TAT
I I 03110M 01I I~JO 0311K 11
spil pip Itmgill jo AlluillH 13?--1I1j Bullool
M0 PIS o)il.O40 Illm~ X-m)ll J! ,~~*
A:1.Uq-%%0X 10 SIN110.1310qj,
0 A~ ~ ~ -,;m.% till '3?Wl,Lpli 10-1 .11OU
111 IS Jo Iddus .ia.: u g
mUuitp 01 ai 1 ml mm 2ijocl Sddits oqL,
6 .N
W. G. GLENN,'.
. WITH
GEO. 0. ROBINSON
GROCN
AND[
26' lBroad Street,
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
Choico Fmniily Groceries,
OF EVERY DESORIPTION,
At the Lowest Cash Prices,
Dee. 2 49'6mnos.
Assignee's Notice
of Sale Real and Personal
Property.
In Re. John Mayer--Bank..
rulpt-In1 Bankruptcy.
In puarsuanc~e of an order to me directed,
I1s Asignee. of Johni Mayer---Bankrup,, I
Wl 11Sell, atL public auciioni, at residnceIC of
'uaid Baenkrupt, atll the real aund personal
property which belonged to said B1ankrupt,
ona FrIday the 26th February, 1889, at 10
A. M.
Sid Estato consisting of
1000 Acres of Land.
Horses, Mules, H-ogs, , Coiw,'
Bheep, Cotton, torn,.Wheat, Fod.
ier, &c., &c.
Wa gonas, Farming Implements,.
[Lousehold and .Kitchen Furnituare,
kc., &c.
Teorms of Sale cash.
Purchaser to pay for stumpa and
parers.. F. II. DOM INICI .
Feb. 8 5 8t. Assignee.
Notice.
Per.eniant to an order frm the Honorable
rohn T. Petersen, Judge of P'robato for.
fewherry, .I will soil, at publio eutcl'y'al
ho personual property of Benjamin Lake,
Ilecased, at 11 o'clock, A. M. en Tuesday
he 16th Inat.., at. residence of satd deceased,
'onsistmig of Mules, Cattle, Sheep, HIoga
,orn, F"odder, Cotton Seed, Hlousehold and
Citen, Furniture, etc., 6ie.
Ternma of sale cash.
I will also rent the real estate of said,
lecensed at same time, for the year 1869.
Terms.-R-Ient secoured by lion of crops
o be paid on first November, 1869. -Cash
my bo paid if desired by the party rent~
'ig. HENRY W. DOMINIOK,
Fe b. 8 .5 2t. dp'
Notice.
Persons having demands ai aInst thd ~.
ito of John Golden, dee'd sie hereby e ,
ally notified to render dIesmet h
Ibscriber, on or biefore the firs't 'def '__
rarclihoet at which time a settlmnt~i
0 mailde on said Fatate. Those w1hp '
resent their demands will Vohlt 4 7
arred. MAltTIL1,A --%g'a
Feb. 8 5 4t., ~1 A h 'r
published at
OTASULIGA, AL~ABAMAa
lo0au 0I. Burraiss, Editor & Proprietor.
.Term.j, o200 per year, in adivance.
This paper has entoreod'uipod its 16th
lumeii. It is the Organ of'theJiEe9t1lst'
"nomin'ation In the. South and Sottth'-eeAt,,
y It a year. Money <;aibo den.by nialI,
the risk of the edit. 'a
OParietedrng.a
Jfenry Eisenhiauer reanectfully informs
0 citizona of Newbetraytht he Is rprcd:
dlo ll-ikida of jobbin1g by' th sbove line,
a neat, and expedd:ioena manner and at,
1st Ii'sonable pridea. 1*iHi be lbhn4
Mr. Aehodair's etuat
1"ob 8 Ottr;t