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NEWBERRY, S. C. Wsaady lTing, larch 24,1869. An Interesting communication from "S. L ," we regret reached us just too late for publication in this issue. We will take pbsut+s in putting it in type next week for the beneft of bur readers. Onoe ore.-P1It Corn. It is much to be feared that corn holds but a small place in the mind of the far. taer, and that the all-engrossing thought Y~4.; L& certainly looks so. On every side extensive preparations are tauin'g-for-big crops of cotton ; the whoie mind.seems to be occupied with this one idea. Immense quantities of guano have b br 6t into this district, with a view to raise this crop; and all the ready oe which could be made available, haiien conve'ted into cotton fertili sgerz, with scarce a thought for corn. , jp.forer times; the mania ran into the "aimnpolation of slave property, cotton itsa.teldas large a place in favor as o"but it was planted and raised and :asld only to be converted into the inevi sable negro; row the proceeds are put _f%to guano. Now cotton is made to buy 'ano, and guano is bought to wake utto~n,"anif a small portion be left, it St.dilling up the corn crib. We do 4it4vfcate the neglect of cotton by uy'teans,it would be folly to do so, ie recommend and advise the plant 'i .of corn, and all the grain crops, to a gegexteut. Let cotton take the ree )l p laee, bread the first. If'the cotton crop fails, or the price goes down, where ilUbe money come from to u'y corn ? Sbsjwill follow but insolvency. We iritrptigration too, and what attrac Sca the immigrant see in great cot ton fields? he cai)not eat the fleecy staple. hTber*spsedka certainly an uninviting Eneto bim uand he turns away in . most row the cotton fields of the seek a country that gives . something to eat. Plant - R'fatnert aid plenty of it, and then fttton'-o your heart's content. s&M salaand the Columbia and Au g Ba Railroads. " a%am. ent this week will be found, a saesdpiete statement of the litigation between the above named roads, 'in.fi e'pecial attention to it. tie'(netis at issue between theSouth Railroad Company, and the Col,. s mbla and AusWEaflroad Company have ~ g,saerqily misunderstood,the South. "~~r~.,~hbbb'Company, with a view to ~in'~~E'oper presentation of both b~#'sh&'eentoversy; retained a skilful ~m4iIj31r eottend Ike session of the15u 1~ Ci&ba the argument '~W~gIstbUl~se, -la which all the Is,. \ 04430s Companis wore, by a___ps o(.the proceeding, brought up for ethe court. The arguments of for the South Carolina -Railroad ,nathese of the counsel of the s~uubaad Auigusta Railroad Company, - rcted'teour tesdcein the sup -entering inato any commentary emesasaf te many qu'stions - armenkeo piassappear to the dathCarrlinaRairoid ~Scasest the right othe Col * A.Emta R.ailroad Company to tbfra,but simply their right es 3ft'pov the Taid of the South 21. Tha the g aUn of right between 4 SUa ea,IC~i uiever recdved judi * eUm lb Coluia ab,d A uta RI .ilroad bare appiopri totheir use bhhweog..to the South- Carolina yis madenbiel, for. It is not Thelrlgt to do so is the main is ~ i~outhat.the eonrts have hither:o ~~~iysNet. So far as the comr-' ~~msimhre concerned, the mit,. ~~ betwecn them may lbe safely the uldaccof theceoansel "learned l whrepresent the respective bn4 Fables Bat oarslde of these companies t3ireaUathequestion is ofrgrave ~g~~ce~maheeoamiui'y at tairge. C:en r take, land, build upon and on,. auy le8islative grant or any -'o autho: Ising the appropria,. sajd wald ke-aseproach to the jurispru see , eiized country if tLe rights of pt~~eupon a tenure so i nsecure, hVhue~vm~the rIght may ultimately be ~m ,thie e&mmunity are not perhaps very deeply interested; but that :he right - -as'4 As determiued, that the principle ~,~hruhe(uly at-d firmly estal:hished that I&IUc.ananox be deprived of htis proper 1f. 0ab das process of law, is of the ~slmtetance, and Iti that view we call artentioi to the present controversy, in ~tiet>apers show, the South Caro Compaany has been deprived of I~w9~q~andis now despoiled of it, with sa~iy tornpaut- legal auhority having 6%'tEi thatt the 'Columbia and Augusta amama-4=pany had the right to take It. to the arguments wilt show the questions ha.ve been most keenly Jydiscassed. kt is due, however, thsuhCarotina Railroad Company to W W ttey endeavored to avoId the pro - eid-#igaion by the propos.ition to refer #4 h.eladaspate to aboard of arbi of three. metmbers from lid this proposition been so ~~ carried out In good fith by the Columbia and Augusta Railroad,this lengthy and ~zmr 'heltgaden might have been - Itm his not. too late, we trust, for *ilar coensels to influence the Columbia and 'Auguos Railroad Company, and prompt a eedy. and equitable adjustment of the dis,. Exchang. . Dezonat's XONITr..-This Is justly esUed the 'queen of the Monthlies." It is -h amI elwomai'5 magazine in Americs -af3of gped, sound sense, and practical Iiaiou.- I~t gives away money value in e valable fall%sized p-stterns with every .,es, ad contains a utine of interest to -ewey .woman in i;.a "Ladies' Club." Put Mhedait 838 Brondway, N. Y, 63 00 per year. Send 15 cents for a specimen. - Thu ArTurSzas GizETTE for March Is teeived. I s published monthly. from thme Advertising Agency of Messrs. Geo. P. Rowe3 & Co., 'No. 40 Park Row. New York, at 32 per annum; and is devoted to the in,. terests of advertisers and newspaper pub' Ushers, ad as such'Is invaluaLle. Mizos Pracz, a home story written by m. n 1Idair, and published by Messrs. E I: Hale ?Sons., No.16 Murray-street, New Vo,t. "Though the first work of thIs lady. -uk wrlge In an agreeable and attractive style, ad ezhibits an excellent taste. We are indebted tQ the publishers for a copy. The book Is for sale by Messrs. Dofile . as ai-nan, Columbia, S. C. Priee, $1.50. STgg espj~osz.-The Mlarchm No. of this - valable piaper ts received, and its monthly ,g*btafgbed us'munch satisfactios, Its eon' -'sntat being always of peculiar -Interest to SRiIsv.J Baliore, Nd ,.ndise fby Dished at $1 per annum. It is now only ia Its fjurth tumber, but has already become a prime necessity to us. [For the Herald.] ERE LONG. The soft bright sunshine and the dowers of spring, The bloom of beauty and the voice of song, Shall pass from us tith all the joy they bring Ere long. The flash of Wit, blithe laughter's stirring tone. The sparkling goblet. and the festive throng, Shall take their flight and leave us all alone Ere long. The tender accent and the warm caress, The vows of love that make us brave and strong, Shall fall away to utter nothingness Ere long. The days of trouble and the nights of care, The clouds of doubt o'erhanging old and young, Shall lift their gloomy folds and disappear Ere long. The untrue friend, the envy that would fain Draw joy from other's grief, the slanderous tongue, Shall lose all power to injure or give pain Ere long. ihe eyes bedimmed with toil and tears shall close, The weary brain, the heart worn down with wrong, In death'x deep slumber shall forget their v-oes Ere long. Miss MCCu.LOcI THE CARuOINA PRIMA DONNA.-A few days ago we puhlthcd a literal translation of an article of the Courrier des Etats Unis in which was found a most honotable mention of the Aingit'g of Miss McCulloch in the opera of "Iklisario." The critic particularly praisel the precision and fluency of her vocalization, the true tone of hercromatic passages, and the crispness of her staccato singing, and we are pleased to notice that the press speak in a similar strain of the manner in which the lady sang the tole of "Berthe" in "Le Prophete," which has just been successfuly produced in New Yot k with a strong caste and great rich ness of appointment. These notices of the young Carolina prima donna are particulary gratifying to those have watched her career ; who have observed the steadiness with which she has pursued her studies, the pet sevet ance which has enabled her to overcome many. serious obstacles, and the gradual un folding of the rich, ripe voice which is scarcely yet in its ptime. Miss McCul loch has improved her po;iti-n each year, gradually approaching the leadership of her profession, and it i< pleasant for us to feel that the graces of her voice and her artistic skill have but kept I a,:e with her noble qualities of heart and mind. Miss McCulloch :s as highly respected as a gentlewoman as she isadmnired as a g'f.ed cantatriee, and we cannot desire f r her a greater good fortune than that which she dhserves.-Charlestofi Daily News, March 18th. DISQUA I.IFIED OFFcER.-T'e following is the Bill to enforce the Four teenth Amendment: "Be itcenactl 1 by the Senate-on-l House of Representidts of the Umited States of Amnerica i ? , '-,ggress assemibed, Th)at whenever :any ler-son .-hall hold office contrary to the 1910'o iions5 (if the third section of the four teenith artcle of the amnendier.: af the C mnsiitutio,n of the United See!:, it shall he the dtyt of the District , \t torne r- of t he Uniited S(ates for the D) -i t in whic-h '.uch person shall hold .d11 -e, as afo,resaili, to p--oceed against -u h ; e,son by writ of Quo Warranto~, re tr.iah'. t' t'>e C!r ' or District Court of the Untited States in such District, w hich Courts are herehr authorized to take jai'isdictiomn thereof, and to prosecute the. same to the removal of such person feornt '.llte ; any writ of Quo Wi-rranto so b,rought as aforesaid shall ~take precedence of all othier ens on the doeket of the Court to whic:h it is made return-ible, ad dshill not be con tinued unless for n-u<~e proved to the r-atisfaction of the Lou:t" A C.-.:r: ~:,. -..-.\ n *' '::at ia Ne.w berry p-- T~-a'-- to seo-l tie Newberry Heral f (, o:ie year t-, :ll persons wiho, withi sten; days~ f.om~ thie d:de of his a1d vertis -.t, sh-*al punrc-i'se from himn a bill of gds~ i> thi; :i., 'm:l '.' tienty four d2is We co:n ien.d 'hi.. exa:n:,le of e-nter prise na. ibera'y :o our Chester inier chantts. I ''e--ri o ena~lel any one, w 1 o m:liy dlesir,~ 1 to O,ti, t>y it,'. e will send the Reporter -o -tt ti-n names furnished. us, fur one ys-:.r, f r .' enty live d('llars. Let someo oic., or mote, tryv it, and we will gu-arantee' ; bat h.- or a b:-y n 'ill make a regul:r ci s onwr - t tnr by; anid n ill be reirol u:sed ten ti;n.-s ,ver, in legitim-ste profits, before the na is noit, f,>r the trifling outlay thus :tade.- Ghester Re porter. The mereb'ant allud,-d ter by the Re porter is M. Lawrence Mar shall. Ta: PARI;ONS REvoIRD BY PRESIDENT G RANT.-Tihe Washinmgtoni correspondent of the Baltimore Sun writes as tollows: It will b>e recollected that President Grant, imm:ediate-ly upon his taking offce as Pres ident, directe~d that certain pardot s issued by President Johnsoa should be revoked, o~r withheld from the persons intended to he pardoned in certain cases in New York, Miassachusetts and elsewhere. Attorney General Hoar has had this subject under con.-ideration, and it is understood he de cides that the revocation of the President will not stand in law ; that rhe act of the Executive was complete when the warrant of peardon was placed in the hainds of the United States Mtarshal or other offi,er, and. that if the persons intenided to be pardoned shall rot be released, that, upon Habeas Corpus, the courts would rek are them. It is seldo.a that we use the columns of this paper to "puff" or notice the "thou sand and one" articles known as Patent Miedicines." We, however, vary f:-om our rule in the present ease, th.at we may call attention to the ar-ticle known as "S. T. 18i5ut-X , Plantation Bitters." We desire it understood that we do so without any solicitation or promise of benefit from the proprietor or other interested parties. We simply do it as an aet of duty towards those who are laboring under physical disability, weakness, ard the various comiplaints aris ing from impurities of the blood. Having used the Bitters at the instigation of a f' iend, (and, we confess, with some m.s givings: ;tthe outset.) we found them a most valuable medical compound, and to our great satisfaction, accomplished the object, for which they were used. MAGNOLIA WATEEa.-Superior to the best imported German Cologne, and sold at half the price. RzIGS INYAIETY.-ThIe ring for belles, the wedding ring. The miser's favorite, the ring of gold. The fisherman's, her ring. The boxer's, sparring. The ring that pleases most people, the dinner bell. A ring to please the deaf, hearing. A ring to please the shepherd, sheat-ing. The lightest ring, airing. A disagreeable r ing, snoring. The most foolish of aill ing~ prfnein =-earin. LOCAL ITEMS. -0 LAaEK.-Sparkling and sharp, and telling of a passage across the big pond, from the fader land, is the Bremer Laget a consignment of which has reached tht hands of Messrs. Smith & Christian, and a sample of which from their hands found its way into our sanctum last Friday. Hlome made lager is good, there is no disputing that point, but this furreign stuff will tike the last remains of that well known "rig, off the bush," and no mistake. These gentlemen will accept our thanks in undiluted bulk. SOUTH CAnOLINA LoAN AND TarsT Cox PANY--Particular attention is invited to the advantages which this Institution af fords to p.rties who desire to Invest their funds temporarily. The ability to use such funds at short notice, and at the same time to derive in wrest thereon, is thus amply secured. Ex ecutors, administrarors or trustees, also ladies unaccustomed to the general man agement of investments, will find this Com pany a convenient.and safe depository for money. rhe Directors are well-known citizens of Charleston. A HAPPY WoMA.-H ere is something for the dear, delightful darlings: a hap py woman ! Is not she the very sparkle and sunshine of life? A woman who is happy because she can't help it-whose smile even the coldest sprinkle of mis fortune cannot dampen. Men make a terrile mistake when they marry for beauty, for talent, or for style, the sweetest wives are those who possess the magic secret of being contended un der any circumstances. Rich or poor; high or low, it makes no difference, the bright little fountain of joy bubbles up just as musically in their hearts. The Governor of Georgia sings. It is said that his voice is discordant, owing perhaps to the fact that he knows but one tune, and sings btrt the one song. The following is a faithful rendering, (except the tune) of his favorite Cuffee in'the jury box, Cuffee back again In the Halls of Legislation Cuffee on the Brain. Yes, I love him for his color For the flatness of hissnout For the perfume that arises When Cuffee is about. When I think of my dear cuffee, Mr bosom lheavyes a sigh. Lord ! I hope to go to coffee, -Wheni I lay mue down to die. THE FAssroNs. -Our streets now pre sent a lively and attractive appearance, the spring fashions are being introdneed, and it is really good to be out on the I e wak, occ:isional 7, 'f our principal thorough fares. It is seldo,m that " e get out fromt the printlng soap or lay iff the harutss of work, hut we ntev6r di" u'it hout being refreshed. Bless the dear ladies, ho.a attractive they can make themselve.e, and what odd con ::eits they can conitrive. We look, con template and b)ecome l.ast in admit ing wonder at the extent of their fanci-s Would that a descriiption were pros-ii.lk, that we might lay before our lady read ets of the country a pen picture of some of the appearanc'es as presented by their inre fortunate sisters of the metropolis .f Newxberry, but it is impossible at present, we must wait and reflect, andI study the designs so various and unique. Our Jceems, who is in, tooth and toe nail, for rail roads anid hotels granting free pris ileges to the body of which 1 e is an ingredient, saya that he has br ot trying all along to bring the session to a close, but the perverse fellows would not li.,en to him. The idea of continu ing in session so long, of doing so littl--, and of receiving so much pay, is repug mant to Jeemes' feelings; lhe thinks it looks bad, but as he is in a helpless mi nority, he grins and bears it, and ratner than see it go into some one else's pos session, will pocket the last red of his p r diem. Take it all Jeemes, and hold on too, while there is a button on Gabe's coat, and if you can get a free pass on the railroad all the better. Why not continue the session till blackberrics or huckleberries are ri;;e, that will give the members a spell of rest wvhich the arduous labors of the past months ren der so necessary. DID YoU SEE HER ?-We saw her but a moment, yet we think we see her still. We were leaning against McMetts' big boot sign post, int a revery, lost in think ing whether it would be advisable to do it or not. It is not important to mention what the doubt was. Some one near said "here she comes, didn't know she would come so soon," &c. Had our friend said "he" comes, m e aight not have aroused, but it was of a feminiine he spoke ; and we are always lively when the other sex are on the tapis. We looked, and sure enough, she was comting. It was Mrs. Ace Spades! she had on a waterfall, it was made of natural material-wool-and an iamense one, it looked like a decayed Drumhead savoy cabba if it had any odor we can't say, ,' ~euld not leave the support afford y the sign post. We were agitated. Rapidly glatncing downward, we saw that she was in full rig, dress short in front and tucked up behind, which displayed to advantage numerous great frills, and a pair of feet which would have done credit to an antedeluvian giant. Shie moved with the prevailing fashionable air, had the wriggle and twist motion with a trifle of the Grecian, and was altogether unexceptionable in point of fashion, for a colored 'pusson.' The present week is observed by the faith ful of the Protestant Episcopal ad Catholic Churches as Holy Week. rho 25th being Holy Thursday, the 26th Good Friday, and SPECIAL. The Messrs. Singleton are offering son really beautiful dress patterns at remarki bly low prices, if we are any judge in sue matters. It would be well ho,%ever if tih ladies call on them and make personal ea amination, for we admit that no one ca tell better than they can what is goo and beautiful and cheap; therefore, our at vice is, ladies, go and examine -for youi selves These handsome patterns are ni all the attraction either, for their stock 1 full and varied, both in dry goods an fancy articles, as well as in groceries, It is refreshing to look at the changes whic have been made in the store of Lovelace an Wheeler. It looks like a fairy's wand has bee waved over itt a magician Certainly is ther The large stock now in store shows to decide advanta"e and regects credit on all conceine butespeoially on the gentlemanly e'erk. Mr. Casi who e bump of order is so happily developed and who has wrought a change so attractiv4 He is the mat in the right place, and he keet everything in its place and in the most tast manner. An examination of the large atoc now in store, cannot fail to please. Messrs. Wright & Coppock are now oner ing, (and we aie glad of it on account < the ninny half clad and seedy individual in town and country,) an elegant stock < spring clothing, for gentlemen's and youth wear, and we advise our readers to go i and replenish their wardrobes. Throw o your seedy clothes, good friends, and ador yourselves in Wright & Coppock's besi Now do. One hundred and .ixty thousand dollar worth of goods at the first-class dry good house of R. C. Shiver, of Colmbia. Pei haps no where else in the State can th public want be so well satisfied. A visit t this immense establishment should be mad by every one .while in that city. Shoes for everybody are to be found a Messrs. Abrams, Griffin & Hargrove's Sho House, and Mr. Metts the manager inform us, that their Stock of ladies shoes are aheai of anything ever brought to this market This is decidedly gratifying; we do love s see the ladies well booted. nothing adds s, much to their attractiveness. Have you laid in your Fertilizers yet? i not, try some of Woolsto'i's Ammoniatei Bone Phosphate of Lime, which has th guarantee ot being as good as the Solubl Pacific, Messrs. Wiskeman & Wilber ar the agents for its sale, and also for othe fertilizers. Call on them. TI.e Commission House of Geo. Gaithe & Go., Baltimore, is represented by C. C Chase & Co., by whom cash advances will b, made on consignments.- Exchange of Baltimore, given at par, and orders re eeived for fertilizers. Do you want good clothing, cheap cloth ing. and clothing that will fit? Read Swaf field & Co's. advertisement. Their large ant elegant establishment in Columbia, is fille< from centre to circumference, with ever: style and variety of make and pattern A fresh supply of Bacon, Sugar, Coff!e tobacco, country cred shoulders and sides &c.. are just received at R. Mourman & Co' Store, on Mollohon, and they will be sold a satisfactory prices.. For proof of which, g< there and make a purchase. W. H. Webb, has In store a large and va ried Stock of goods, all of which were -bough at a decline in prices, and which will there fore be sold at low figures. He invites ex amination. A cordial Invitation is extended to the pub lie, by Mir. L. R. Marshal, to call and sei him. We rather thin:k o'nething impair taut Induces te ca!!; h'y a:ll means go a:11 sec what it is. Do you wa&nt b:tr 'ai.i ?. of coturse you do well go to [lo:ton Mat hlalfs, tunder the hr tel. His late purc.h.se- n t Bankrupt's'- s:a' have n rrived. an!.h can sell at low fig ire for eash Trv 1,in'. Corn at $1.35 per bnasi.el, hae'~ included, I a new thing undier the surror ." -~xberryv, an< we point our finger wilt tio I.;l pr'de rt Mlessrs. Carwile & McC':ingari.: atn:t say thea are the merr, and .ahebs the e rn A iarrie ic jiust i:a reeipt o' an lage ini moice ofi FlIour, E. d4e, Sig,. , (;ofTe.-, ant orn. A l-o, ani elepuLzt n.ri.. oif Millit flled wvith j:iet stidi a sw-'. : m >d< ;a th< ountryv'needs, atid a egall on i ima is r.2 Messrs. Mav-et .t Martin hav-e jus.t receivead utpp'ly of fresh, fl.e Meal, and as every bid. nts some, an early call is advisable. COMMXEECIAL. NEwnRY, MarCh 28.-Cotton easy at fror 24 to 25. NE~w YORK, March 22-7 P. M.--Mon ey short at 7 Sterling dull, at 8). Gold 81. Cottoi tatady, with sales of 2.200 bales. at 233. Fla.ur.i hade easier-State supe-rflue 555 a 600. AUGUsTA, March .22.-Cot:on market mori vctive, with sales of 28> bales; receipts 150; mid 4 ings 26j. C AnLEsTzow, March 22 --'otton ma;ket d ul and n minal, with sales of 125 bales-middlinz. 7*a27k; rece-ipts 542. H AvazA, March 22.- Suaar slightly advar ced olfers ask tatill higher figures. LIvERPoLt. March 22-t".vening -Cotton ra ther more ative-uplands 12; Orleanis 12j; sale l12000 oaks PRIJES CURENT FOR NEIYERRY MARKf CORIREC FED WEEKLY. BAGGI\G, per yd...................- 2 IA LE ROPE, "................. 10 a2 BtUiR, .' ................- a 2 BA4ON,' H ams . ...................... 22 a2 " Sides ............. a 2 " Shoulders.................. 17 a 1 CANDLES, Adamantine.............. 2a 2 Tallow......................R1 COTTON YARN....... ............... 2,2 CH EES.................................. 25a 8 COFFE.............................. 2 a2 FLOUR................................ 9 a125S GR.A IN, Corn....................140 to 1,5 " Oats.............................- 1. " Peas...........................1,0a1,2 " Wheat................--....... 2,0J N DIGO.................................150 a 2,0 RON, Sw edes........................ LARD........................... 22a2 LEA tiBER, Sole..................... 4' a 5 " Upper................ 7 OLASSES, Cuba................ 7 " New Orleans,.......... , "Golden Syrup,............,0 NAILS.............................B8al1 OI, Kerosine ..................... 75 a8 POTA tOES, Irish.per bbl............ 37,' "Sweet, per bus.............1,0 RICE............................... -a,l SH0r.............................. SALT, Liverpool.. .............. 3 SOAP.........................l10al1 SPIRITS, Brandy..............6o a 20,0 " Gin.................. 5 a8,0J " Rum ................ 5a12 0 " Bourbon Whiskey.....4 a 5 0 " Irish...............10 a12,0 " Scotch..............10 a12,0 SUGAR, Crushed ............... 20 a 2 -" Powdered ................ 2 " Coffee C................. 2 " " ExtraC.... '' Brown.................. 1 STARCH,........................ 2 SODA................... ..... 12a 1 TOBACCO, Chewing and Smoking 40 a 2.0 Vinegar............ .......... 75 a1,0 ME ATS. Beef, Mutton, Pork.......S a 1 POUL FRY, 'Turkeys. ...........75 a 1,0 "Chickens............ 20 a ~3 EGGS, per doz................ 2 RELIGIOUS NOTICE. The first Quarterly- -Convention of th "Crces of Prayer," for the present yeaa will be heldl in Newberry Village, comment lg on Wednesday, the 24th of this instani at 3 o'olock. P. MI. It is hoped that full delegations from th Yarous "Circles" in Newberry and sur rounding districts may be in attendanc upon this Convention. Christians of the different Evangelical de nominations, though not members of an particular -'Circle," are affectionately in vited to be presentt. Brethren, come up in the spirit of prayt and supplication, and a gracious time wi be vouchsafed unto us. "aThen they that feared the Lord, spak often one to another; and the Lord hearki ced, a nd heardit, and a book of remem brance was written before him, for thei that feared the Lord, and that though t up)o his name." . R A FAIk, Chairman 'of last Convention March 171 10 2t GEO, R, GAITHER Jr, & C01 h GENERAL COMISSION MER iJ\TS, No. 4 Camden Street, BtfALTIMORI.. d Liberal Cash Advances h made on Consignments. R Ieprescnted by C. C. CHASE & CO. March 24 12 if. Exchange given at par on k Baltimore, parties paying for Stamps. C. C. CHASE & CO. S March 24 12 tf. Friends n AND Fellow Citizens! ANDSEE ME! L. R. MARSHALL. March 24 2,000 bushels Prime Corn, e at $1.35 cts. per bush el-bag included. 15 barrels West India Molasses. 10 bbls. New Orleans Molasses 200 Sacks Salt. For Sale by CARWILE & MCAIIGHRIN. March 24 12 Orders for Peruvian Gu ano and other Fertilizers, will be filled promptly. C. C. CHASE & CO. March 24 12 tf. NOW OPEN. A Spl 2did Assom R of M illinory Conisistin.g of all1 articles known in .this Line, such :as HIats. Flowers, - Ribbons. La:ices; Triming.and a variety of FANCY ARTICL ES. A:! of which wil !.e made to order p~romtiy, by ''ailinig at thae store of A. HARRIS. Mreb'c 24 12 if. JUST RELEIVED FROM NEW YORK, And will be sold cheap.for cash. 40 Barrels Flour - S10 Barrels Moulasses 10 Barrels Sugar SCoffeo &c, ,March 24 12 A t iRI In Store. 400 Bushel:; (Crn, at $1.371 per bushel. A. RHA RRIS. - March 24 12 ttf - Notice. 3 All persons holding demands against the Estate of Henry Summer, dec'd, are hereby s notified to render in the same according to Slaw, to my Attorneys Messrs Fair, Pope & SPope. at New berry, s. C., on or before the S frst day of May next, and all persons in ) anywise indebted to the Estate of Henry SSu~mmer, deceased, are hereby notified t'o 5 make payment of dhe same to my said At a torney.. FRANCES SUMMER, SMnrch 24 12 6t. Adm'x NOTICE. 0 Pusun to an order fronut the Probate oCourt of New berry, I will sell at public out o cry at Newberry C. HI., S. C., on the 15th day of April next, the followiing personal oproperty of Henry Eum:nier, deceased. A Lrge adValuable LawL 5 brary. 5 Office Furnitur,.etc., etc. o A catalogue ot the above may be seen by 0 applying to my attornies, Messrs. Fair,Pope 0 & Pope. FR.YCES SUMMER, 0 March 24 12 4 Adu>inistratrix. 0 -- _ _ _ _ 2 STA TE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. o NEWBERRY COUNTY. 0 By John T. Peterson, Probate Judge. 7 Whereas, John F. Kibler and Jefferson A 5 sligh, having made suit to me to grant them 5 Letters of A dministration, of the Eetate and 0 effects of John Jacob Kibler, deceased. 0 These are therefore to cite and admonish 0 all and singular, the kindred and creditors of 0 the said deceased, to be and appear before 0 me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at 0 New berry Court Hlouse on the 6th of April next, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to shew cause, if any why the said Administration should not be granted. e Given under my hand this 23d day of -,March, Anno Domini, 1869. John T. Peterson, P. J. N. C.. ' March 24 2 50 BUSHELS SGRE ENVILLE MEAL. "For Sale by MA ES & MARTIAM 1869. SPRING 1869. STOCK OF SHOES !! ABRAMS, GRIFFIN & HARGROVE Have now in Store an elegant Stock of 4 & aefeie' GAITERS & SHOES, For Spring and Summer wear. of every pattern, make and material, which have been selected specially for this market. and we invite particular attention to them. As we deal exclusively in this line, our Stock embraces a large variety, and too, buy ing as we do, in such quantities, we can af ford to Sell as Cheap as the Cheapest. ii Call and Examine our Stock and be convinced.-iA We return thanks to our friends and cus tomers for the very liberal patronage be stowed upon us in the past, and respectfally ask a continuance of the same. March 24 tf BOUGHT AT A DECLINE !! W. H. WEBB, Having just returned from the North with a complete and general as. sortment of Goods, such as Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Fancy Articles, and Groceries, Takes pleasure in calling attention to his Stock, which was purchased at a decline in price.and which he offers at correspondingly low figures. The,e goods need only be seen and priced to convince any one as to their Saperior quality and cheapness. Speci d1 attention is called to the large ya riety or Ladies aind other Shoes, manufac tur-ed expressly for bhim and stamped with his name, and which arc warrainted in every respect. Call, examine and be convinced. W. H. WEBB. Mrche 24 3mn IISKMANli& WIILBERI, OFFER FORl SALE,. FIVE TONS OF WOOLSTON'S AMMONIATEDJ Bone Pho8|phate of Lime1 Guaranteed to be as good as the Soluble Pacific Guano, or any other Fertilizer. They also receive ordiers for M VAF'S SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME, NMargh 24 13 Irni Read This. We are now opening our Spring and Summer Stock OF Men's, Boy's & Youth's AND Furnishing Goods, For 1869. We feel flattered at the tr any expressions of hall enteavor to please o ee tcuar. We from cu dealing excl usively in our line ad we will in every instance, extend this advantage to our customers. Respectfully, WVRISMT & COPPOCK. March 24124 SPECIAL. The larest numbr ad the greatest varit of March 4 12 4 W RIGU HraCOPPOCK'S, Gents Dress. Boots and Sho ofm*est make.9 ls,for plantationwear, March 20 I2f WE.iG' & COPPOCK'S. Trunks, Valices and Trav elin Baa-. in great variety. Call atPCK. If you want any article for Gent, Youths or Boy's Vear, call atOKS Notice. All persons are warned aor:inst hiring Arthur La-ne or his wife, (formerly be longing to the Johnstone estate,) with out my consent. Said1 people.arc under. contract to me for the year. and have left in my debt. Any one hiring them with out my- con.sent, n,id withoit first pay. inig their debt, will he prosecuted to the full extent. D. W. BARREJ. mar 24 12 St R. Moorman & Co., Have just received a new supply of Bacon, Sugar, Coffee, Salt, Syrup, Tobacco, Country Cured Shoulders & Sides, &c., WVhich they propoce to sell at sauti4factgry ptices. They 'reet-ive~ new suipplies every week, and invite an euamination of tlieir er,,.. Ma re.h ->1 1-+ r Bargains! Bargains! To be had at R. He. Marshan's, In Goods Bought at BANKRUPT'S SALE. Consisting in part of Coffee, Tea, Molasses, Ho's, Spades, Saws, Rakes, Skillets, Fry-pans, Pot-ware, Ropap Shoe-thread, Blacking, Sifters, All of which have been bought. Cbeap, and will be sold LOW DOWN. - *At R. H. MARSHALL'S March 24 12 tf DRY GOODS. 1869. SPRING 1 0. ---o We beg to advertise to the public ou. bTOCK OF GOODS-an fresh and ";irw for this spring trade. The stock eoati of $160,000 IN DRY 000D, Which we offer as cbeap as any hous Bo of New York, and as to VARIETY, . NESS i ELEGANCE, we are at the bad. Nothing belonging to a First-class Dry Goods B0*11 Is wanting. Our Whelesale Deprtteft IS FULL-Prices as LOW and sems .as GOOD as any Southern market. R. C. SHIVEL Columbia, .8.(. March 24 12 1:. CLOTHINQ ANR HATS. --o We have received one.PELlr of the aibove Goodls boughbt .e ah,a * will be sold at a smali advance - Country dealers supp$ed,, and .pey guaranteed AS LOW as any hams safr New York. - We keep the bet fitting Shirts that ase nmade All the inte styles of Frenchb- - mercs for custom work. March 24 12 tf. NEW STORE, NEW O0OOS H aying just returned from -CbadI. am prepared to ofer-to my friends end-s tomers a full line of all kinds of godds, such as Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard Ware. Wooden Ware; Crockery and Tin Ware,. Beau regard and McClellan Saddles, .Bridles, Bits, &e., .&c. Together with the most popular ?2 mla other Medicines, needed for plantatius as. 1 think my stock is the meet Omse kept In a country store, and all of pose to sil at SHOar PROmSmny~ are trifling. My motto Is short quick sales. J A. March24 12 2t. Near Passaulaa 8.C. SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN & TRUST COMPANYs Authoerizedl Capital, five lills. - bl.r PRESENT LIMIT,-.-.-.-.-. IEWAN. TIHE OFFClfOF THIS COMPANY IS O)W opened at No. 19 Broad-strset 4SouthMesman Ballroad Bank) for the reaeipt of hal count on Paper, Purchase and - al ohan and the tranasotlon of'a Genema atert alowed on Pe p esb, erms es- - tablished by the Board - . , - -S NIRECTORS: WeC. Bee, of Wa. C. Bee bC.A.8 SJbha. ston, of Johnstou, Crews &Co.; -et --ur Robt Mare & Co.; W. B. WHIrama. ofW ... Williams & Son; E. H. Frost, oEfPrst-A. L. Bamist , evest & it;C G. T s, of. J. Kerr k Co.; . D. Men,tJ Dl. ft Co; John -C.mps-a oftCamgssa Ce- . Cald well, of E. ft. A. P. Caldwell; W. i. Ry s'n, J. r'. Welsuan, B. O'NeII, J.3J. Greg, Graniteville, 8. C. For further Information. addres rHOS. B. WA RING, Cunsiw., Charleston, S. C., March 12, 189. March 24128m Tax Notice. Persons who have not appeared - de nsor in townships No. ,9,10 41 a Post Ofmce at Newberry C. H., until t A pril, after which time the books will be demd, mnd dlelin4uents will be double Tazed. 5. P. KINAR D. Marct*4 i ~ . K. xIweIMOISe Tax Niotices Persons whio have filed to r ebre fbr the purpose of asesigi Townships Nos. 1, and 8, are elde m bdGeon the dirst ofApril, ad4 e HdquntswiHbE then double Tate W. W. JIOUSEAL, Asse1ge. March 24 12 1. Horses ?'or Sale. We hacve tiro splendid -Horses .fhr ase. aq - -. t'rv re-.'ofl4be prices -Ia)veLrC v& 2,Wnswr e