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NEWBERRY: Wednesday Uprning, Nov. 10, 1809 A bad Mark--z And yet dear (4ilinquent a Most necessary one. Did you lotie It gn yqnr jast paper? of course you did, fok it Ivas the, first mark mado against any of our numorous readers since some time early in tbe present year, and it was scoaxD with a heavy hand. Some of you are away back yonder In arrearsI inonths, and months and Tponthe behind, till we are almos. ashamed to say anything about It at this late day.- But 'a dumb pflest loses his benefit," and we have good authority for knowing "that 'tis better late than never," thorelbre we present the cross for consideration now, and with MARCD emph,asis. And-why say you was the cross not made long ago. Why? because of sick, ness, absence and other misfortunes. Is that suMelent? and you are not angry are you? Tott'il pay up like good follows won't you. Tei to be sure we will I Thank you, that is the way to talk, and you will be looked for, from this time on, till dvery mothers son shll haVo come in and lpaid up. So please be alive and moro up in lively measure. But perhaps some of you did not see the X. and lost you are still in blissful ignorance of tho fact that you are in arrears, and of the no less Important fuct that we are in wantof the little difference between us, we seid out in your paper this week a little slip, giving the particulars, iime, amount due and so forth. With this very polite, and we aro almost in. clinod to style it affectionate, duu, the first since ever so long ago, we remain yours hop ing. P.,S, And please rombtber that hope defirred maketh thd heart sleck. Thursday, tie 18th dny of November, has been set apart by Gov. Scott, in ac cordanco with proclamation from Grant, as a day of. thanksgiving and prayer. The Mills House. Which has been closed for eightien months is'now open it the public. It has been eitirely refurnished from base mont to attie, and repaiintedl, and under the eflicient eyes of its present manage. nent u ill be agnin tlie popular hotise it vas in the time past. Everything has been done, nnd ii the inost einhorate and extetsive a unner, to renider it aittractive and pleasing We are pleased to see old Charleston Inloking up. "Persoune." Mr. F. G. DeFontaite. the editor of the XlXth 'entiy, in conseqience of the ickness of his wife, passed through No%%berry oiSatuiay last, insteai <. stopping, as laid do wn in his progrummne, for the delivery of his lecltire on the "Poetry and Ilumnor of the War." Our citizens have lost a rich treat, but for a time only, however, -s the nVeomplished lecturer hopes to pay Nowberry a visit at a future pet iod. History of South Carolina. We. are indebted to Messrs. Dffio & Chapman for a copy of 11rof. J. W%ood Davidson's School History of South Car. olina. It is desigied fur use in co1nn sahools, and preselting as it does, a curate accoants of historical events in this State, it is quito necepitable. 'l'e author has happily written his shonk in so intelligible a snanner, that it will meet the comprleensit,i of the chi:ss for whom lie intended it. It is sold by3 Messrs. D. & C. at 90 cents, eitheri at Newh;erry, or at their principmd store in Columbia. The Census of Nine Counties. The Chariesion News gives thme return of nina counties, no others being yet heard from, viz: An:derson, wh.itet, 14,072, coloredl 9.053; Chesaterfield, whites 6 938, colored 4, 304; D.srlin;tton, whitea 0.237, colored 15,s. 295; Horry', whites 7,340, cohored 2,919; Lan,. caster, whites 5.127, coloredl 4,254: Marlbo ro, whmite,s 6015, colored 5.983; Sumter, whites 0,918, colored 12,779; Sparanhnurg, whites 10.728, coloredl 7,476; and W illiams hurg, whifes 6,001, colt red 11 790 Sinco 1880 there hmas,.beern timo following inerense; in Anderson 252, Darlington 4,171, llorry 2,327 and W illionmshurg 1,902; while in the other five there has been a decrease as fol lows: Chosterfid 632, Laneaster 2,416, Mlarlboro 836, Sumter 4,162, anrI Spartan burg 2,715. ' lie aggregate shows an iucreaso in the whole ofr22 whites, and a decrease in the whole, 1,941 colored. Death of the Rey. W. A. GIamew3ll. In the deLathI of this distinguished, amiable and efmeient minister, the South Carolina Conference hans tnot with a se yere lose, and thme Churebh andi State alike will deplore so sad a dispensation of providence. HLis death occurred nL Spar tanburg,-his last charge-on the 30th silt., after a.protracted illness. Shattered and enfeebled in body fromt an actire discharge of his sacred duties, forw many months he'was tunablo to work as efll ciently -as he desired, anid this was a soureo of greet grief to him. But his was a efear, bright mind, and his heart overflowed with gratitude in remem brance o' a life time of wiereies, therefore feelirpg that it was his master's ii ill lie howed to thei affliction withi resigniation. We know and loved him well, and give tribute to thme great excellence of his chrisian life,, and the many beautiful trnlia of his character, iIe indeed work tad whilo'it was day, and now ho is gone to his reward. Thie Christian world has lost a bright ornament, anmd the Church an olielnt and beloved minister, anti an afl'ectionato and lnrgo family a prop andl( atay,whom the good Lord will in. no wise forgot. Our sympathies are theizs in this their bereavement. New .Yonmt Noveumber 0.-overnor auestionm as to -- -led to do with nocrats pro. olnest, and 'terests qf - 't radi. 'ece4 to. on tt Sthem ahture, - s dils. The State M%Ir. To-day+-lvednesday-tho Fair of the Agricultural aid Mechanical Society will open. It is t,ho first we have had slnc the war- and It is believed that olt bla wIll be filled to overflowing with visitors, happy thiat tho' Stato o. ciety is again alive, and that'each ono of the Many will help,to swell the throng who appreciato on institutton which ntuit tend to develop the tsources and intelligence of the State. Tile buildings and preparations for the exhibition of all the various articles, stock, machinery, Ac., are all on an extensive scale, and cannot fail to givosatisfaction, and It is expected also, that the exhibition of ar. ticles will be in number and vailety comnensiurate with the preparations made for their reception. A good time and a profIttible one may well be looked for, and attple acconnodationR we have been told, by influential gentlemen, will be propared in case the var-ons hotels and private boa'rding houses are over. run. To add to the attractions, there will be a grand tonrnanment at the closo of i the Fair, rendered on a scale not before attenipted, we believe. Tho State F,ir at itichniond, which has CIosCA distribited 8.000 in premuiumls. An entire family were stocated to dethli In a fire which :tely occurred In New York city. The Grecenville and Colombia R.ilroad has done a larger freight business this fall than ever before since the war. George Peabokly, the great philanthropist Is dead. The n1ews of his death will ,e req coived and fell on both sides of the Atlantic, with no coinmon sorrow. The women of Sotuth Carolina are earnest, ly invited to unite in the erection or a monn ment in memory of the Confederate de.d The initiative will be made In Col-imbia, dn. ring the present week. The Stonewall wits burne( to the wtter's I edge on the Mississippi River, lhst week. j There were two hundred and fifty-eight I sons on board, but a rew of whon reached the --hore nMive. A most fearful catastropch. I The neg,ro miiltia are creatinig a grest ex- ( citeient in Iiliigli, N. C.. makling threats 3 and insulting females. A collision Is con- I sidered inevitable, for the people nec pro, voked ainst past endurance. Amnig the attraclions this week i.i Co, lunbla will be the perforinnntes of Mark tead's Star Combinafion of Comedians. who will perfurm at Jannmey's Hall. Isanc Sulzbacher will iloll n graid fair at his I Jewelry Store besidtie, and ,1. 11. t M. 1, t Kinard w ill mako such an exhlbition as will be ple.sing to ite I-iblic. It is expected ihat the Port Royal li1ail, the Air Lie R.Ailrontl, the Asheville iIN i rani, nn-I tihe South Carolina Itailroad, wili npply for a Stale guaranlee as t<oon as the Logisinitu1ro Imeets. Tine Whole onttit askti for inay ie aItont twenty im Illions--nehning the nine million dollars for the 1no -1idge Railroad. L-Ver returns are mora unfavorable to lite Rtopublicans. Tine Tribuino estimates the SSomni* as two Democratic and tine Assomhly sixteleit Democratic injority, Tie Titineg puts tine A ssembly seventy Democratsi and ilfty%eighnt Ilepulicalens. Thne election in Mob ite passedi w Ithoumt the slightest nluorier. i'hno Vole wvas liggit, tine total ini thne city beinng 5214; Dtmnocratlie mninority 753. Enongh Is known fromi the canony precincts io insure nhe electlin ofi blagee, Demnocrat , by o.me thousand m -jor lty. Agricultural Papers. Theo Novembher No of the Anmericin Stock Jounrnal is at hand, and ans usutal, is full or interertinug mutinr to funimers, and onthers. N. P. Iloyer & Co. , l'anrksburg, Chester Co., Pan., $1. Thne C'rnroina F~armner inml Weekly Smar, in lieun of the monithly e..ires n to nin his week, is lirst itombaler in p)resent formni. it 1s de cided ly hattndsomet im nnppeCnrtmeo , unil nta goodin s iI looks. .Sniecesn to It. WV. Ii. Ienarnd, W lmiulngton, N. C. $2. The Runrnl Amienai. n elegant quarto s'zani , contanin g about 31i three cohni m pi li gos. beau ttiuly ihlustral4el, and all for $150. U. F. Mliner & Co., New Yunk. The (;ongri.sionaI Sunh Connumittec have left W~ashington on their way for Cl. anlesIon, and it is p)rusnumed have an.. ivedi. VTeir ob'ject is to take te<timotny in tine enses ofl Mir. Sitmpson, (l)enmocrant,) whose seat is contested by Wallace, (lladicail,) and of Col. Jictd, (i)etmoent,) whose seat is conl)esled by hinge, (it]i inl.) - The XIX Century for hovembjer i< ic eived. Ins first article is fronm the pent of f ExUGov. Perry, "RiemninIseeinees of joublie men." anid the sublject John C. Calihonnt. - It will be r'eaml witih great favor. Tihe~ etire talie of contenms i-s excellemt and highly in teresting. Stubisription price of this muonth iy is S3.50 pner nninumn. PilAitrtr WonlK !-Late on Monday afternoon last, shortly after the hnandhs hnad deivered and stlored their try's pic'king, the Gin ilotuso of .John IRains. ford, Esq., at his Bunt phan'e, was dis covered to be on fine. It was totally conumed, and with it, sixty bales of cotlon, On thec sante eventing, a few hours Ia-. ter, ho wevr , the Gin Iliouse of Mn'. a Charlie .\athnis, livirg a mile below the 11 Pine liouse, was alsno discovere'd to he hnrntia. It was destroyed, with six. teen hales of col ton. Tfhese plantations are aboutt 8 mIlese apart. Notinng is known ans regards thne orimi of the flnes, tbut the striking cotn.t ciunro of two neighboring Gin lionses being burnedl on the samen oveninag, vet y naturally suggests the torch of the in. eendianry. -Edogeldc Adve, tiser, CiscixxA-rr, November 2.-Of twenty. two votes of the Board of Ennt non, f' r excluding the Bible fronm public schools, ten wvone Repuiblicans andiO twelve D)emo orats. Theo diominal religiorns weore: Three Pr-otestan ts, tetn Catholics, eightt Free Thminkers and 0110 Jew. Of flfteen votes againist e teluding, twelve were Repuballica na, three 1 >emocra Is. Th~1e nominal religions were: Thirteen Prod teautantsm, One- Pree Thhniker and one .Jew. The champIon of the pn-rty for expn lston (thea Rev. Thomas if. Vi0kers, of the.loft wing ; thne liberrg~qi,t plit for retaining the Bible was RIevn, 1) . May, aUnita-. rian. Reusolutions . adop ted: for%kl relI glous hoghs and (ho. singing of saered songa.Y . ..jnv'tiivef In .uib~ . - aid . bni OvertcIhe ( d d rnnginedom, 7 Conpllmouto Jutdge Orr. -. - In dur notled list issue and pebIffatoA ,? rbsoltiions, presented to Judge Orr, we Wer unable to give tho interesting .Stnars msae by Col. Fait on tlat occasion, or the re. sponso ofJudgp 0k6i646 pdiasqI now -to 1to so,a copy being fttnish6e uTo complete it we republish tho.3,o1utions. kilAl5 0i k o IIUON FSlRat Bollbre yoturlnor discharges the JUrie, I delite to prosont some resotions whic4 I but'o boon instructed by my bretiren at the Bar to present to your Honor, and before do. Ing so I desire to say, that in leaving your >wn Circuit whoro you were busily engaged, and in granting us the present FNtra Court, ou hava really conferred a great boou,' not )nly upon the Bar, but upon thei people ot his community. The bUsiness of the Court ind accumulated until it was impossiblo it ,ould be done at the regular Tormn allowed )y Law. Owing to th1e Couts hRving been rlrtually closed during the war, aid the groat nercase of criminal business sinco then, we iad not been able to disposoof any civil busi tess in eight yearn-two cases, I believo, vere tried on the Issue Dochot whou Judge )awkins hold the Court in blarch, 1807. The msinoss which had 6ecunmulated during that rholo period has boon done at the present [e'rm. I have been connected with tho Bar it this place for more thiu forty years, and luring that timo I have never known so unch busin3ss dono in tho samo length of ino, and.so satisfactority done both to the lar, to the Juries and to the community, as ant been done by your Honor at the present 'erm. I have in the timo I have boon at the lar witnessed the administration of Justice Py all the Judges, in this Court and the Court of Equity, commencing with Judge David ohnmon, who left the Law Bench about the ine I come to the Bar, nnd I remarked to mo of my brethren at thi Bar the other day, rhich I desire to repeat here, that you com,. oined mirny of the highest qualities of many if our oldest and best Judges, who are now to more; that in patiently hcaring,and firm ies or decision, you reivlmided mo much of udge David Johnson; that in the ready per. eption of the merits and turning points of a -ase, of Chief JustIcC O'Neall and Clhancel or Wardlaw; that in analysis of a case-of larper; and in ubinitting a case to the Ju,. -y you simplified lte poits equal to Judge -,vans. In these sentiments, my brothren at the lar, and this communlty here present, con, ur. I, therefore, ask leave to present to -our Ilotior the resolut lons which litvo boen maninimosly adopted at a meeting of the I:r thl- day, and which aro not meroeformal ir holiday expressions, but contain' the real emtints of the nmembers of this Bar. 1st. RKsoLvED, That the liar of Newber. y tender to ills Ilotior, Judge Orr, their incere thanks for holding, at their request, hie special Termt of thte Court of Comnmon 'lens for this County, which Is now drawli g 0 a Close. 2d. UEsoi.VED, Thut the manier in which i has lisehmarged .the laborious dulles which li -114 devolved utpont him, inl disposing or the ,list netimithtion of biiness un outir dock, is. atl it the trial of eases of great magili tide and importance, entities hIh to ottr ighest praith as an able, Impartial nitl e, ightemn Jurist, and has wdu for hint tihe dmtiration and esteem of our people. 31. Itx.so.v, That the paiuce and ourtiesy which have clatractorIzed his cens net ont the bmnch ins niadi his nidministriu iot of juitlcc, iad his intercourse with the lar and cmununity of the most tigreotble nd pleasant character. 4th. I,sor.i), That onr brotier, Col. 1. Fair, Ie reqested to present the obove esolillonis to his 1lim1or it opeI Court, and har they bo published in the Newspapers. Juntor onn's nESro0sas. lentlemnen of the Nwvhecrry lIamr: I th:m~k you mo.st sincrely for your' very id and tl:itlern g aipp)rechit ioni of my Fer.. rie'es as I',reshaling Oilcor of' the GCeti dttring heo presenmt term . In ac'ceptinmg time hitrh andi eisponIsibin poisi:ion hich I inw OCenipy, it vas frtotammmn U'tnnest contvict'on that a ttiefful *ervice miiight lhe reundired, a prtion at east of tihe people of South Ciarolina- -a pet. iho amongst hioma I had been born and renr< d, timd In whmose soil, whein "life's fitful fever is over," I t nist mny honmes may repose. L'o knmowv thmat the small r-nitice wilh I ive muade, in le.iing my ownu eirenIt, to ahid in relieving youri heav ily burdeur-d dlock 'Is t this ett muterim, has resumled in your in qlulitled nppiroval of thte Itianmner ini whiicha Ft hats beaen etceented,- is a full recomupetnse or sutch satetiflee, and I shall canry hmomie vithi tme, aoni ever chmeri.h , gr'atefuli mnemo,. iesi of the 11mm andu the Term. lit t-oumig I icipated aim agr'eeable aimd instraidtivo ses ln of' thme Court, fromt the snieessors of unte of thme miost gifted judicial intds, rhicht the Statme htas prodttced. 'The memory f' O'Neamll, Jaohntstone and the Caldwvelis, nil time examptIle of their Junior comipeer, btrough~ whom yo havie comnmun iesmed time e'solumtions just ed, (Col. Fatir,) wais a siuf, Icentt gua:raniteo, that tihe highest prof'es, bonmal 'ourltesy wvould imatrk your persomnal mtercoumrse, and( thme rmiot coimipelo amid .iabotato prep'iairationa, the maninacnt of oui'r cau3es. Tio the nmmbjers of Ilhis lIar, tay itanks arme chic and tare herehy tendered or' thmeir nmmtlorm courttesy, andi for their endy alacerby iin relievimng tme from all aiin. iccessamry emamrrassment in despathming the u'.iness oif time Court. The crowvded dockets hero, necessarily, poerated mosit injurtioumly uipon alt time buti,l ess interests (if thet commumnty. The war udn ante'.war iebtedness of the people, rhmich survived tIme loss of property and early alt maetans for its liqtuidatltt, has reiglied tas a fearfttl incubus on the ontergy ind entierprize of time people; i.nd has, in no imaali degree, parnalyz.ed thmelr iniduisiry. Time ispeniso mmndc antxiety of creditor anti debtor ave bmeeni fortadddable barrior's to all progress nd dovelopemnent. It Is nowv passed, anad oth will breatheo easier. Whiatover opiniomns anty be niow etttertmaiaedl of time wvldom or auice of the rtiles adopted by time Juries, it till bt most mnantifest, that new energy and titerprizo in a few b)rief months, will ani mate your entire populpation! andi all tihe maa erial imnterests of society in your mildst wil' mo stiaimhetd and developed . T1heo losses of lhn past will bon swallowed tup in the efforts. iopes andi achtieveiments of time fuiture; anmd ii a few brief years we strull rival, if inot ex, :cl, time tiadlitomns mind miemnories of thme past, in ithe priosperhty, progress, happiness and eIvilization otur conamou couintry will enjoy, Mir. Chanirtman, aecept nay thanks for time kimnd ntd comiplientary terms, you havo beemn lnsed to use in comimunicating time resolutions just remnd, andi reIterate to the members of time liar, andi thme oficors of thme Court, my grateful naeknowledgments -for their uniforim courtesy durinig the present term. Tme State Genercmal Aasembly will be naked to g narantee bonds of thme ile Rlidge RilrI oad to thme aumout of $9,00', 000. . Tihis will-it is hoped-ins,ure ther completIon of thre rend. ~But it-enhnoet be complieteud much - 'emder .4hree6. 'yees,* durh111g which portiod the intevent on the guaranteedl bondA mh it ho paid by the Stat. T,oJnto nat at sig pye "ont. a'j.l be $1NO)Ob0' betiti.iei ineae-/ T egeUe STON0 & MunsA's CinQus..-,ThIs su% porb Company, as will be seoti by r6oerenco to advertisemott, will, exhibit here i*hiD 19th inst.. Srai sicompwlbhea stari Mid bith addd.to iho list of'attrotlion'siiiio be WA tound fe o&,'end iw t& Eures presented ata6f too grandest 6,t3blition.; The corpay 0 ' travelled far pd id ahbd t1 1anaggis have spat6detther"timo labOet 0 expense, to plaoo their 6thibitiou on a pinnacle of. excellence. The press encomiums overywbero are most flattering. SURVIVORS MRETING.-Tha Newberry District Survivor's Association- was organ .Izd.on the 5th Inst., Capt. - Jr-Y MFall was called to the chair. The following del. -gates were appointed to the Charltisdt4h C#n%, ventlon, to meet in that city on the 18th inst.: W. F. Nance, 0. 11. Suber, Rob't Me Caughrin, T..J. Lipscomb, Thos. W. Gary,. John K. 0. Nanoo and Williato'Loster, The Assolfon will be thoroughly organ% ized on Sales,,day in December next, when all Confederato.roldiors are Invited to be present and join the Absociation. PMRSoNAL.--We had the pleasure or a visit on blonday, fron 3jor Samuel It. Ghiamaif, of. Virginia. The Majof repre. sonts the house of Baxter, Boll & Co.,.of Now York, Imporwtrs and manufneturers of White Lead,. Zino Paints, &o., and comes South on a business tour. This New York house is exceedhugly fortunato in having for its representativo a gentleman of such accomplished address, and one who Is freigh ted with so many kind wishes from the Press. We take pleasure in reconnend-, lug him to the fraternity, and to business men wherever h goes. CO,UT.-- Up to Monday morning the Court of General Sessions has disposed of the following cases: Stato vs. Gabe Kinard, maliclous mischief. not guilty. Cornelius Morris, ossault and battory,gull.. ty, Ilonry Key, assault and battery, guilty. J S. Hair, assault and battery, not guilty. 1eter Sholl and China Shell, larceny, not guilty. R. Martin, larceny, guilty. Cornelius Morris, assault and battery, not guilty. wallace SmIth, assault and battery, not guilty. Jas. McBride, larceny, not guIlty. Jas. Caldwcll, assault with intent to kill, not guilty. Joh n Osper, murdr, gitIIty of manslaughs tor. In these two last cases, the most important on the Docket, Messrs. Talley and 8. D. Hogo represented the statc,and- Messrs. Fair, Popo-& Pore the defendant in the first, and Mr, Talley.or the State, and Fair, Popo & Popo md Mr. Samuel Furnan,the defndant, in the latter. Mr, Furman made his maiden speech in tM case mentioned, which elicited general commendation from the Bar and i1he public generalik. In the general sessions there were 31 cases, lUt the.majority of then were not. pros. The Court is now proceeding with the causes on the Equity Docket. Ills Honor Judgo lloozer.we pro pleased to state is giving very generat stisfaction in his iulings ofrlaw, whihd lis)duportmet is courteous and kind. 'Atft.nls -Tiero are varioni patterns lich might bo dwelt upon, patterns of rm lability, of domestic eemomy,,, etc. , hut thu pa;t".rns of E. lutteriek & Co , of which Mr. 0. F Jac,u.~r u r Columtnt,aa. ti,he nger,t, we wotthd hsae rcenp rte public attrentio,i jnu't now. WNe lhave j:mt reced n a ttaltou and onl wondrer is excited at tiha via nu-'n her c,mnined in it. No atticle of dress eve~r worn or congeivedi of bugat is .represen ted in flgt,re.jwirth ntme anid price etta,eir.cd. intt tridk's wvp must tit iki heair the paint hethre til othuers. Send to .htekwon for a cataltgnio. or for a.pat tetti oft anyth,ing yount ,tnd 'ou wvili get it. event if youar f'ancy runs backs Into the antedeluvian perid. A GOOD Cusko(0.-A good chance to matte money issoffere'd by tire Univers.ity P'ublish, ing Compairty to active agents 'in canivaussing for "Lee'.s Memoir's.'' n imonk that will rreii rettdily Ana tgentt itt Virginia sol 110' copici ini 'one week, onte in itis State dis, poweri of 24 in rte samte timte, and a large flmlb3r of others have made a good thing out ef it. Agents are wanted 'for this din., trict, and atny onto wishing to try it, will mnke.- application to llenry Heath, SeCrotary University Publiishting Company No. 4 Bondl street, New York. 11he boy who, whien asked to wh1at traudo Ito wouktlE-wish to be broughtt up, replied, ''I will be a triutee, because ever since papa has beern a trUstee we flave had pudding at dint, nor," wans a wise chtid in hris generation. And if threre ia no harm in the thing we would like to bd a ''trustee," or something of that sort, for our boy fairly dotes on pud,. ding. It mtakes no difference to him what corn is worth so tlhat pudding is for dinner. Ir COS-rS -rOO Mucut.-Whaat fatther, or what marn who has a heart in.side of him, can htave the face to complain that Is coun ty paper e.osts too much- It is the chentpest article thant goes ite a man's htonso.it carries more wealth wit!, it for the cost of it titan any haxury or comfort that'is transient, enn narry. It s a huinbug, this taile about cost. dotn't robiyoutr mind of the pleasure of rend,. lng or to keep from yotur children whltat the mere possession of groentbacks canntot give intellectual delight. At Lansing, Iona,~titirty young mon have foried the~mselves into a elub, and vowed a solemn vow that no member shall marry any one except a widow. The hu'bands of the pilace are also cultivating elubs--mostly of ic kory -nd swearing there will be a mutii, phicity of bachelor funerals forthwithI. -The Society~ fotr tIhe prevention of eruelty to aninmals are preparing a remonstrance to thte indignant husbands, coupled with the advice to htold on to their hickories; wh ile they are at the same time getting remdy marked copies of the Pickwick papers,'to be sont to oeh of the thirty yountg men who are troubled with widow on thte brain . COM M E RGC A L, NEwnuny,t Nov. 9,-Cotton qiet at 221 ote. Cot.vUntA * ov. 8.-8ales ~only amounted to 15t bahes-middlings 28). New Youatc, Nov. 8. -7 P M.--Cotton heavy tnd e. lo'r.with males of 2,900 bales, at 26% AUCUsTa, Nov 8.-Cotton sales of 347 bnths m titli~ opened at 28) and elosed at 28); re Uni Anu.-Esrox.Nov.8.-..Sales of cotton to-day, 400 baies-miurdins 24f;,reeipis 1,781. LtvunP'oo,., Nov. 8 -Ever.fug.--Cotton quiet -nPtansds 115; (Jrleants 121 sales 10.000 bales. MAfWilLE & M'IJAGIllUN. .IlIVo jiant received 30 ps -Now Style Prints, Now St.yle Fronoh Corsotts, Boulevard Skil,ts, An assortment of Illndsomno Shawls. Nov10 ' Lost or $tOon. *A beater cloth overe.ont belonging to 'llev. 0. A-.. Darby, was takota last Friday from t'he store of- I. Moormap & Co. A reward will e paidto the!fiider or\& an nn if far natl6 nr.edpr.4ipg\it. NOWOPENING. OUR MR. JONES has just returned from the North, with a secondAt'4 4 rg took of (1OODS than ustrel, to.oboiply "our trade0 wlii /SThe twist S0roela obsorv0i.cablot b.014 . e noticed the doc(do4 d"110l0oAOth Atfertian Dry Goods in Ayial itt, Ao r l., and Fgi,d@illi mathy ith 0Gd, that bos taken plaft Wltblu' the 10st ton days. Our previods purcbses #re so far cleared out that we 'ean ofor. '!Our entire Stock at the Revised 1tidos," junlu. ding one of the most' complete assortments .wo.ba.voor handled. Our Retail Stock Is full as usunt. Our speclaliti. CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, Shades, Hugs, &c., Ac., at prices within tho reanh of atl Calland peo them -"Do to your a4vantago." -ur Wholesale hepartment, 18 full, well ordered i GOODS selected with carej bought right, and will be sold Cheap enough to be rebaudled in this market. R. C. SilVER, Columbia, S. C. P. S.-OUR HIOUS, is young and striving hard to make a living, and ambitious to build up a still larger 6ash irado. Evor, customer that gives us a fair chance to sell them their Goods, no matter how trifling in amount, gladdens our hearts; lightens our cares, and has a iita fido guftauty thift Goods bought of us are as cheap and good as can be had in the State. Nov. 10. A Superb Lot of Furs OPENED, at prices to accommodato R. 0. 81VER, Nov. 10. Columbia, a. 0. 25c. 25c. 25c. 23. 25c. 25c. TWO cases Now York Mills LONGCLOTH, at 25 cents by the piccd. R. C. SIIIVER, Nov. 10. Coluubia, S. C. Now Openl. A SUPERB lot of White Swiss BED BLANKETS, at unrivalled prices. U. C. SIlIVER, Nov. 10. , ColumbIa, S. C. Great Attrac ions AT THE 'The piblic are notifled that the Greatest Fair ' Will be held at the store of ISAAC SULZBACHER, Under ,ho Columbia Hotel, Ho invites the Inhabitants of the whola up cbuntry. the State, North Carolina and Gear gia, FREE OF CIIAtGE, to. call and inspect his large and beautiful stock of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silkei and Plated Ware, Cutlery, Musical Instruments, And other articles usually kept in a first class Jewelry Establishment. Notice of Sale of Land. Aln Common Pleas-Nowber)I-. Wah6gtn Floyd and otherp. in pursuance of an onler of tle Court to mec directed,.ns A<signe.e of the E4tnio ot ihstent detL'mIlanit. 1tO06'i Adau,ms, 1 will se:l it Newberry C. I 1., at piilic inuetioni, oni lhe first .londayv in Dh'eember next, uall the real e'staite 011h .ld miiiubert Adlams, sit te inl Newbi-.rry GonnlyI, attcached in lie as. -s iigainst him, cons,ist ing of 330 Acres,. dore or lesi, nrud boundsed by land.4of Silas Valker~, .John, Watkins, T. Ii. Chiappell and lames liill. TEaS or SA.:-As'follows, on hlfi fo :a..h and the other~ hatlf on a credit of twelve nionths with interelit iro;ni da'y of sale, thei nmrcha;ser to secutre tihe credit portIonba Io e with approved smre.t is; 0r1 Ip puy aill mshi if purich,aser~ snuonii wish to dlo so. ThOM3AS L.. WI!lTE, To Rent. The bonse and lot now occenpibdl by D. P'. IBuzhardt, ad.jocining Mr. Martin's. *The honse has beeni recently painited inside, anud papered. Lot atbout one and hailf acre. P'osesionm 1st January. A pply to Nov. 10 44 It. Ii. BARtTLETT. Flour and Corn. A largo lot of Flour and Corn onl haind and for salo, low for cash b)y iF. C. WISKEMAN. Nov. 10 44 tf. Advances on Cotton. WVe are prepaaed to make liberal ad van es ont Cotton shipped to uts, and will hold it for those who desire it, as long as they wish, andc at reasniabhle rates of interest. IJLAKELE.Y & GllIES, Nov. 10 44 2t. CJolumubia, 9. C. S. FURMAN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND Solieitor ln Equity, May be found at the ofice ot Major C. 11, Suber- nov. 10 Im A SAFE LIGHT. PRATT'S ASTRAD OIL. Burns bright Rnd clear. No smoke or offensive smell. Wil ot oxpl'Od . For sale by CAltWILE A MIcCAU(llhltIN, Nov. 3, 43-21 500 Bushels Win ter Oats, and an other lot of BARI LEY, expected by R.MORMAN & CO. Sheriff's Sale in Equity. Silais Johnstono for others. vs. Mary M.-~ Nethers. et ail. Newbeorry in Equity. Purauant to a dlecretal order in time 'il,nye stated ease, I will sell at Unlionylio, south Carolina, on the first hMonday in Dec<mbsr next, the follofring lo't vizi One I6uso and lot containing 4 aeres,nioro or less, thn same being theo10t formerly oltned by Dr. Edward Jf iJ0l'eJ rms of sale cash. U tZviltoises' e t wice sand rnurn,. biln to th.som %'SHERIFF'S SALE. Islik of Nowberry, S. 0., vs. Itenty WhIt. mire. By virtue of sundry writs of Florl Fatokm to me directed, I will sell on the diAMM6ife day in Decepnber u Nwt,rat New r Qurt louse, to wit! -, . All the. right, tit4:.hd intete4 i X Henry Whitmiro mtyliave had 'endition of ho juditna fin t; 0 stated ceq, ID tbe lot of land %Oo the pblio s1uare, bounded by lots o con Pratt and Jacob fingley, now i "the possession of Wright & Coppock, levied on at the suilt of the Bank of Nowberry, s. O., vs. Henry Whitmire. $4 Also, all the right, titleand interest which George D. Smith nity have had in said tp. of land sinc the rendition of the judgmit In the case of the Bank of Newberry, 9. o. vs. George D. amith, levied on at the suit of the Bank of Nowberry, s. c.. vs. George D. smith. $3 Also,- One tract of land containing one hundred and twenty-eight acres, more or less, bounded by lands samuel McKee, deo'd., Estate of samuel Young and Mrs; Atchison and others. Also, The line brick house and lot now owned and occupied by W. II. Webb, and lying on Main street leadirg from Court Ilouse to the G. & 0. Rt. R.. and bounded by lots of Ifenry Koon and 11. 0. Henson. Levied oi' as the prop. orty of N. V. Johnson, at ,the suit of tle Bank of Newberry. - - 9 Also, seven hundred acres, more or les, bounded by lands of Dr, R. P. Clark, E. 1. Chalmers, \Vmt D. Reeder, et ad. Levied on at the suit of Wmtt. Nead for samuel Jor dan, et al vs. It. W. Clary. $3 Also, I will resell 80 acres. moto or less, (at tie rlsk of the first purchaser) bounded bv lands of Dr. George Glenit and others. Levied on at the stilt of H1. W. ilikard vs. J. 11. Glymph. $3 Also, Ono lot In Helena, col'taining three and three fourth acres, niore or less, bound. ed by lots of 11. D.- 1ntingt6n and near G. & C. It. R. Levied on as the property of J, M. Plumfer at the suit of Jaimesa cnuer. T. Ai, PAYSMNGr, a. x. o. Nov 10, 44-3c 3 SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of a'n or(jer from John T. Pe. terson, Probate Judge for Newberry Conn ty, I will sell at Newberry 0. U., on the Arst Monday in December next, the folloa ing pioperty viz: One tract of land co t taining two hundred acres, more or les, bounded by lands of James A. Crotwell, 13ailUs M. Buzhardt and others, and lying in three miles of town. Tupt One hall c'lash. b 'drnce r n a cred t one vear, iterest from day of salu anId a bond and mortgnge to secnre the samie - The same being sold as the real estate of Nanev Davie deeensed. 5. Also 229 acres more or less, bounded i y land.4 of James 1lelng, ejtiate of Johnn Sterling, WIl. M. Miller and other.-, ti e real cstato of Jamea K. Gilder, deceased. Txnss-Oi a credit of one aid two years, in 2 equal installments with interest from day of sile, an with a boiid and mortgaJe to secure the payments. The cost mnst Ita paid in cash 4. Also tract No. 1, conalning 901 no-es more or less, houded by lauds of. Henry 13qozer, by other lands of the estate, Fred crick Boozer and oiters. No. 2, 161) 86. 100 acres more or less, bounded by lands. of the estate, Rebecca Ifendrix and pihems. No. 3, 119 89.lt0 acres more or less, bo'inded by lands of A. J. Longdhore, Levi Longhore and others. Tho h tracts, being the real estate of' Guoige Booz.-r, de. 'Tims--One lthird e ash and the balance oi a credit of one yo -r, with a binl and mor gArve to seMNre 'he same. Prclhaser to have the p.ivilege of paying the whole mf cash .a . Sheriff"s SalCs. in Iquity. George Uirown, surviving ex'or of D)aniel 'T. Cureto'n,:'dec',l., vs. Saraht thereton, A dmi's ', Mr Jamets Cn-ei on, de'd. .Jmaes Cmren lin, diee'd., vs. George Brtowni mind wifea, and othier.m. Il'lrsumant to a dheretah order in thne abaove' stated ease, I wiill r s-il nit the risk of nt' iirst prchaserIi..i, Thrinee liindredl anal yif, Acres of' Latial, moare or less, bonunde.d bny lards of E. N. Schutmert, wvaters of funsh Ri aer, aand the huome laLce 6f Daniel Caure ion, deceased. Tennms, one thmird en.-it, the lbalance on a credlit oi onne andl two years, with interest from day of' sale, and a imort gaige to Se'e the ii'S sae. T. M. PAY8SINGERI, s. x. c:. Nov 10, 4*--3t $a. Henry.v EDoniiek and wvife, .Anna L,ake,et al. PURSUJANT tona decin order in the above staited ease, I will sell at Newberryv C. II., on thei firt Moinday In Decembe'r niext, thne following land, iz; The real Es taile el Bleinmin Lake, deceased5 containIng Three Hiun'dredl and Sixt.y-four Aeres, mote or less, bonnded by lunids of J. S. HlaIr, Mrs. Margiaret, Nobule, Mrs. Elisabeth Swiindler, et ai. Thie sanme will be sold in threi-e tracts. P'lattta shown on day of sale. Txans-Onte third cash, thne falanice on one and two years with egnal instalmienits, with a mnor-tnge of premises. TI. M. PAYSINGERl,s. N. C. Nov. 10, 44-3t. $0 Stiles iluta and other creditors, vs. Emma Mathis, ct'al. r'URsUANTI lo a decretal order in the above stated case, I will sell at Newberry C. 11., 0o ithe first Monday In D)eenmer next, oneW tract of htind containing One 11un dred Acres, more 'or less, bounded by lands of Janies Lester, Imnids formerly owiied by T & Randall Croft, and lying on Bush River. THnMR--One third cash and theo balance ont a credit of one year, witht interest, fromn date, an.d a mtortgalge to scenro tine same. T. M. P'AYSiNGERt, s. N. C. Nov. 10, 44-31 .$. CalInhirine A. Wardet. l.vs.ames P. Brown. In Equity. Pursuant to thme deeretal order, in the abovc stated ease. I will sell at Newberry C. iH., 8. V. ont the 1s.t Mon day in dleember n ext, the follow. iugm tract of land. yIn: I seres. *mnore or less, situate in Helena, bound ed by lets of Joel 11. Edwards. a -stree.t separa' flng it from -- Long's tot, sind lot of .John D), lhuntington sand others.. Terms-one.th)ird ot-shi. and baanneo on a cred it of one year, with bond and mortgage te secure thne same Ilhe purrchiser may pay all. 01 as much more titan one third as hie may 6hte oo rIlus. ai. PA YSI .GEII. a. n. e. 6 Mathias Wicker' vs. J. A. Kibler. In Equmi ty. l'nrsinnnt to a decretal or-dor in the above ria ed cause, I will sell at Nowh)erry C. H-., on th 1st Monday in Decemaher next, the foh,, lowing tracts of land, viz: Onoe traet '702 acres, more or less, bounded b)y haMs3 o} Abram Moore. ..6. BJirgo, dee'd-e mind Lot No. 2 and 4, One oter tract 168e aces more or less, bioundedi by estate of Loyi Wheeler, Lots No. 2 andj. Abram Moore, and Lot No. 5, aitniaio on Curl Creek and Waters or Btroad River. ""efma Ca'sh. T, M. PAYSINGER,t S. N.OC. 5 anrtha E. Kro N Vi. l'e-ter S uber', L. H. roe, vs. P'eter Suber. In Equity. rvt Pursnant to this dcrelah order, In the above stated ease, I wIll tell at -New berry C. II.o trooto I,a i)ceember next, Lihe follow-ing 10d acres mocre or jess situate in Ne be,y Coumnty, adjominag landsa o' J.-J.1Kibieriy rV Koon, Mrs. iPeggy '(con and others. Terms of Sale J essh, Ialane, on 'a credit 'of 12 monthsgu ntiteIte1st from' the day' of sale The Duoir to give bead atad m.ortaaeta to se ourta'it pOr*on or pay all onsif f1 q roba. tat-ro s6 C *RUS etill he wo1 Atone ~ra's WILL EkiDIT rN NEaW nRT, Friday, Novolmber 11, I8-6o. PERFORMAN CES DAY and iIGI T, Commencing at 2 and 71 o'clock. ADMISSION.....................75 Cents. Children under 10 yeara....... .. 50 Conte. N 0 -CIRCUS, either in Eurane or Anier% 4ca has so many Fi at Cla -a ARTISTS a STONB& MURRAV'Si The Announced ExbIbitions will bo given upon a scale of Originalitt and Spein dor never before witnessed in this couptry. The following array of- Artists will t6nvoy to the public an idea of the immense ro. sourtep of STONE & MURRAY'S CIRCYS To dolight and amazo 1I. ~L Mrcu. EnMILE H1ENiRn Er'TA COOKEI The Preinler Equnestricnne of the Worldi Th.3 most gifted nmed daring LADY IWIDER eCr seen in uny age or countrv, from the principal Amiphitheatrs of Europe, and THE GREAT JOIJN IIENRY COOKEt The ackiowledged Chunpion Rider of the Univer.c, (liste of Cooke's Royal Circus, of Ear-poan fame,) whose extraordinary ted. ents comhmansl she largest salary ever paid to mij Artist enaged In the vocation of asing tho public. LE J1 EUN E BIJR TE, the ChsamIpion Unre,bnek isurdle RIder I NILE . .JEIANEITl'E ELILS LER, The gracefn!i and dlashing Tighat-1epo Deahe e.n. e. , MU RAY AND 1IUTCIIINSON, The P'crls Aserstbts Thse novul Fonted an-d atthletic exercises of fhis skilsu per'i fo:mners. hnve won fosr them.v a worbsl-wide fame int eve*y qutarler of the~ globO. THlE SNOW BRIOTHERS! Bsxa.uity. W,r.L!AS! Ash Ar.rnap, the Unt(nnsled Postusrers andi tqu Ilibrisis. M R. DEN STONE !. Tho popular Clown and isumorlst, who has the happy fa'culty of hiean-]hlg the amus, lng with the luudIeron, wishmast approaching coar.seness or vuligarity. MR. CHLARIUS BLISS, And hsis Wonderful Compcer, MR. ROBER'l i(OHNSONI Tito two best Tusmblera in the World! T1HEB T A LLEEN BRflOTHERSt PAUr, And JEnON?1, the Sensational Mldq Air Gymnasts, from the Illppodrome, Paris, MISS EMILY COOKE! The Suberb English Manege Equestrienn#, SIGNOR COLUJMBUS I The A maz ig Itnlian Contortionist. MASTER GEORGE COOKE.( Tihe Artiatic Protean Equestrian. MR. WILLIA M FR ANK LIN I . The Champion Somersnult ltld'er. MR. GEORGE MURRAY!I The GrotesqueI Comnedian,. The Chamin on LenpW? nud Vaulter. The omiueio PAfoirte. MR. 11. LO1CKWOOW The Intrepk1 Pancratist. IfERR D)REXEL! Tihe Modern IIercules. The Electrifying Fuarff&nsflatg. The above Artiets are aided biy a lnrgo force of Anxiliar~ Tlant, super added to liiitehlaon,'s Acin i)g, nurray's Trained huorse's, Den conie' onuo Mnles, and the Com PcA KL1LUJAX i'A NrlA MolPI8. ST NE M litAY avertiso onlj such altrumctiont, as nire nernalty in their posses., minon, anid the wvisih It understood tht they *In successI deserving It. Thue New \ ater, roo l'avIllion contains seats for 3,700 pc pi. No Srnndin Itoom. Seats fpr asl patrons. Osne-half of t o Pasvl ions Sesits wvili he re'ervedi for Ladies .and childlreni and( Gentlemen occompanylng them. An efflci mnt i'oIies wili he co .stahtly reSent to proserve orderin aind isenr the 'viion Attentive Users.w~IllI providoa patrons withs seats. No smuokinig allowed in-the Paviiion. 07 P'articular nittention [4 calied to thei fasct that Stone & Murray's Circus travels ear, elusivelyy railrond, on special trainis, con's sequmenty thre will be no parvIe of rempty wilgons and jadled innias. Thea~ ytractio,na of t his Cisrons are inside (hoe 'aylilop, and not of m IINt iI t Oh' (irsn by Tli1osg.lq~ilorses,) no atep wvill hao . tronagb.osito n'io of q t-tliad ' Qgro1igeant." O8 3N& tA"8 OIClIJU wA ?STgfi ovemnberlo16 Wi Ns. bv ovember.10n;-r~b AilI1E 3.' N*ve 0 4 -2 - -.