The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, November 02, 1870, Image 2

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Wednos day. Novem'r 2, 187U. T Delinquents. .y wee"k will be Sale-day. There wil he a large crowd in town. M:my of that number owe us, F'or subscription,s, for admini,trator's naam:, lankript Ioties, etc. 'Thev have becn indebted to us f->r Vo hawv; wvaitcd l,org. Are wiing still. We :vc streugad on that line all .unacr. Arc a;nut .e:i-1.:. Und":r these circum.,tances we beseech you to cn'1 and sttt:e. Xonday'sxeeting. A meectihz of the citizens of this coun t it wi:i be ~orne in mind, has been mrlled for on Monday next, (Sale-day). Ii it importa:,t that there be a full at tenrdance here on that day. We hope every iina who is able to turn out wtil da so. The Votc of ?aw'berry County. We deCn it unnecesary to give the count t.f th; varits box:es in detail. Suffi;e it to say that there were forty -five hundred arid sixty votes cast,- and that c! this 'n.her Scott, 2,915 Judge Cairp2::t:r r\cieed : 1,645 rIadical :.jiri-., 1,270 Awmi thre being hut a very small nuin ber of spit tickets the resipective candi dates :-. i:n the nne ratio as the above. The tot::i e.te .'r the ouinty, accord int to the lait ceu<, i., making allow 7tce.s for chas. about ,000 Xedn-t::,. the nunber, white and hi-:, ) -. are kr.vn not to have vtJd, : : : : : 350 And the ci ,te should stamd, 3,25+ Riadical, j.tiy entitle1 to, 1,605 Reform ma jority, 40 This is as clear as noon-day sun, and if there Wa.s any honor in the Ring par ty they would :.give it up, but of course they are nit disposed to justice or hon esty, and n i:1 hold on if permitted. It is not our purpose, however, to yield to this great fraud, and the virtue of a pro test is being tried. U:til that issue is decided we will call into exercise more of that patience which for so long has pos sessed us. Ernigration. At the mieeting' on ne::t Monday, we w ould urge thiat particular attention be given to the~ subj-ct oIf emigration. The aprproacing State Fair, or rather the meteting of the State A gricultural Society, will look for a report of some kind touch i-g this impo: tant matter from Newber iy, recorgnizing as thme State does that Newbuerry is tihe pioneer in this great es .;ential to the prost-.rity of tihe whole penije. SomeC action will no doubt be taken then and there in regard to ermi gration, and as this district is entitled to the lead, it is but natural that something will he !ook.:d for. The meeting of next Monday n11 be h composed more largely of the a-ricultural elemert than has been the case at any subhsequent meeting of our citizens for years past, and no muore fitting time- (can lbe chosen for cenquirinig as to the be.t means, for acquiring new and additional 'aor, and the best charac ter of lab-or. WVe are looking to our ma terial ti.:eity and bet intere.sts in: callinig togethe: our citi zens in mass, and the best Ibm :and av-aiiable resources will be exhib:ed, a:n-I thme best rmeans adont:eI, for c-arryin out a project which alone c-ao n '.:: re pcrity and peace. First and f-rcmn-t iet the meeting re solve itself int! a pe:m::ncnt, working, ag ricltralsoi.-y,each and every mnan pieriing himsil to abide by its rules, and "ive suchl atte:;t on to its various in terests as a i. -wnteetv success, instead of the a:n:h a:]l inditference which has showin itself i-r the. pt few years. 1low wvas it in the d:y of thei-ntedl and ever to bet hi-.ti WN\-:-! Then New berry ha I a 3-i -- -'c'al to none in the > t-:te, a m:in y f ' b- b her citiz7ens werc prmi a 's-ocii whose itimmence was fdt a:]-mr:wtd abr sad. Caui we not awaken into '.f som of the old en ergy and p: ide ? Thme time has comte when we mutlst shake off thind atiterenice andi( look to the advancenmen-t of %ee-ra! interest and good. We hope that the S iciety will be re-formnied, rene : ed, nda vital life be in fused in to it a bi? sh:a; tell that wce are deterin ad- to n sonehing And then the next i::mort":: -tep, as b efore stated, must be t'.e devi-ing of ways and means for the intoucti,:m of pm ofitablie labor, trom whatever s-ource it maya come, whe-ther G ern:a:m,I b, Swaede or John1 Chinam:an. We throw out these sug gestions, atd hope that they mnay be re diected on, 'a I ina our piiei wiiCilicm together :n i::r---t---ct a becoameu thmemi Tuz0: r n 12:..-Theliar tfor-l Tme< em e: on thein el-tion farce ini thai-- i: t , as-- : .s Gom-v. Smi and h-is friend- of South Carot.a - :. -: th ha' huxes of that S a " ft,- -t week. it was not precsL y :i. - e a ~:,ner' l::qutI , nor like anyth..l. known to citiiized govern mnent.1 a: n*4 n e like a band of ban ditti itir on - d i ln the e:l,ets 'It ithe trav-e who:'e-* ;roper:ym they had tak' a fre.'c- Seati an(omanyat have beenchage- e ch :: Id corruip tionms. and wa :: -: e-;s d laws for their own b :.ei ad injurious to others. -l)e - '.pi:: th h i oxes with the votes--n-t--m-o::- ieek in secret, they are nci h:-peare t- in nounce them resuhi. .\ th-:--+of last wcek, they foresh -ise ;'bv* :0-t whati th-y intended to proclaim, ta- z:'h re -elecion of Scott fir Governor, by a reducedJ majority ; a Lettislature, needi f-,c plunder, two-thirdsi Udica. ; t -o negio ~ Congrem-smen, and probab-2y threec-; one white moan. isn't Orga:nization. In the Colu:ubia Phonix, we tin'd tl followir.g propositions made ill a c~r1nn nicati-en signed 'Fairfield.' Our render will weigh th:iS far themti(elves. A ;tatctl In 0our !a,t ite,a ievere line ml be drawn, and the tlr. for advising t iu, the negro i past. The races are .'partte Ind distinet. It wiil be waste :,t ti::e, abor and breath to attertpt to tr r I:1 them of their best inlteres-t, a:.. :i : from out the b:mri,!l ilu;ni' "::. w.hiclh they have th rn th i:sel . i such revengeful :uIi ::ntago., ar Their position is :tnt'y a:,ld" tbin.' ,n, of hatred t.) the whit." race, :i ,:. c at be doing ourselves only greater injur by a continuance of our past cIrs,. We do not ivocatc i ntemper:,tc r:a: ures, however, or violent extremesc;, do not mrean thei ha:ma, but simply t ro menber that we are the white eo'le, and that they are the negro, that !!.c have chosen their ground and a:rrated themselves against us with a deicrni:a tion and hate whi,h is u:.nitrea,:, and that our policy is 1o :ET T.? . sr:, and take care of ourselves. I;tnt we must have organization,-not po:iten'l: be it rcmenbered,-arnd the views bl-s are worth consideration. Let us hate it thorough uniderstandinig arnd a untin of the whole white people of the State, not forgetting either the wtort hy exceptionrs anit ng the negroes who have idrentified themselves with us, or any others who may see fit to cast thtir 'incs in nt ith us. "Fairfie!d" says : I propose that in every GCuty town we have org:nizcd a club, political andt social, under the natne of Sons of the South. and that there clubs b-- brancie of a cential orga:ization in (u!ti:Ihia, each County ein having aitijority to establish sueh branch divi,i.,ns as raiy: be called for in their re.pelce"tive Counties. In the second piace, let these clubs a, point dellegates to a conveition in C, Ittm,bin, and there elect an exceutiv"e ctnmittee. This comm Lice to have control of the entire organization in i:S own State, and to be the mnediitu( of comrnunication with simnilar orgrnizt tions in other States. Every ciub to receive members by a majority of bal lots, and no negro to be admitted on any term",s. This programne will give us an or raiized balance of power, and will miake itself felt socially as well as po!iticalv. By its instrumenta ity t can act as a unit w ith Deiocrats, conservative Ie publicans or radieal=,provided they ti,ke it to our interest so to do. By it we can have uaity and cancert of action in vot ing, in protecting our social status, and, if necessary, in defending ourselves frout violence. Such a society neced not, and, in fact, should iot, be secret in its character but would have the right to transact business with closed doors, whenever a majotrity of its toermbers chose to make its proceedings secret. If, arfter doe consideration, you shonlid agree withF ine ans to tire impoirtanice andit propriety of this ineasure, thenr allow ime to request that you put the hall in otion, tby organizing a cenrtral eilh ini Columibia. FA IRFIELD. Blau:;, October 27.-Kinig Williamn tele graphs the~ Qiueenr to-day "Thnis moirnig [Bazirie andiu Metz carpitulated, with one hudred and fifty thousand prisoners, ini ludi.ig twenty thousaind sick andl woundced The army and g.irrisori laid down theiri am tis afternoon. It is one of the most im. portanrt events of the wir. Providence be tanked." Losi>os, Octohor 2S.--The capituhnnion of Merz was signd yesterday. The Jrussiains will occupy Mletz :to morrow. Tthe whaob numbaer of pri-onuers is 1 73, n0, including three Marsharls aina 6,000) officers. A despaLtch from Toirs sanvs tbe Gover:r mernt conrinues to withhlold news fromi rhe army of the Loire. It is onily know' i that vast bodies of t roops have bieen miahnonver ing sonic days, arid that great battles are Sijorint near Memrers and Orleani.. The capituirionr of Sehldestadt is oflicially annloUnced. Tihir has goie to P'aris to day. An offeial i!espatch f.on lloarge, the 20thr, says the P'ris.:inns were diefeatred near Baoneao, and left I,:Ein killed ou the field. Mny fled into Sni itzerland, where they we r, disrmned. AMr:ss, (te:o'.cr 23 - The Priussians wrere defeated at Formniers. The Phiruin buirined Bovasise by' pet'rolenm shell'. The irenchi still hold the railroad hence to Roneni. Thte Prisianis atiteimpted repeatedly to dest roy it. A despiitch h:as juist b,eeni received fromr N gent. lA-rontIuoni, s.v:yrng thei P'roIsi.:n, have jit evieni,tedl Corrii: te, nier rC( hartr-s, after an engagmnent wit h the Mobiles andi vointeer. lton-:s, Ictober 29.--The Prn<s~.ians, por Mt was also evaei:ned. A pneci.i .to tile London Now a vs th srider otl: w,1.aas wgairded famr,i:,le. ende by both pale acis pr.ieti caly ont of he (1pwstion 1no reftiece wha;tever havinig L-ee a.iae to them4 in preliminries--I have the followin.: puiints of tile proitOion0 f rom the besAt aiuthiorin- All thi i.: s are to re mam11ii tI stt q11, lookinrg to the poissibdle resmipion oit hoiiies.I? The armyi oh bo:b1 arties hold udstuirbedl their pre-ent po itionis. P'aris is to receive, dav by dayn, ai a'i supply1 of rprot i,ion-:. A I l.itudlIe ton be giveni hi:-on::hooat tie conitry to hld' lecionis. It is now sr;ited th:it Aurstri.a re liedl Ithe active slppor: o! Enghmdii, who i- wa,rir:v o.ek1ed by ii:alv. 'Te Forci:: niiee hasi :i~tegence tiat thre autoriiies at Versailles acced! to the dem~andt, eceed i di pinintie bu t deicid-id langn:irge, fromi Greait Biini andii thi.n, that Thaiers sh:nll ave safe conduct to Pairis. 'The expetcted interviewv between Thiers antd Troebui will Ieelde the fite of tire negotiations for ani LosNzos, October 31.--Paris ad' ices, via Prussian hiieadginarters, are qmei LCserious riioners report that the troops within: ihe ortficationis receive only hld a pound of neat t ive a week. Miny Ilrench womenil d ch:ildrern approaebi the lina~, i--spit breas to be idiot, preferth:g death tiro:n T'oi:s, ()e:obecr : .--The Hlrald's cor eponident at lieadqiters ofI thle armye of he Loire, iya tie Pruissiins ire in force a ~endome~ and other good posiion. I)i the 1rench side, every7thling straids sti i!. The health of the troops is prnetty good id fool abi:idam:, bait feirs of tr easoni arc apressed. Thepeile aniid a lrrmy are for ieace lit any price The army of the Loire lin't exceed LI ,041. A KstnriT K.rr.r.-:n Av Tat:: S.9Tr-: Fin: foi:.tMtsT.-On SaturdOay afternioon, urng the progress of the tourniatient t )gleth rope Par'<, ncear .Atlanta, Gna., .. E. Ken;y, the Knight of the Red Iand, having fin ished his third course, aght up with the Knight of the White onr:tlet, ard entered uprin a race from hence around the track. lut upon near ng the place whe e the knig~hts were stand ng, his horse took fright, arid dashing brughi the off rai!ing, terribly crushed Jr. Ken ny, frotni which he died in a few Charie.ta Ccrre_t:rA.s . (ii.tu,ti-r , (ettter 2:h, 1870. Our "Ci:y by the Sea," never sparklcd mort. brightly iu the Autnn -unshine tha;, during these pasing pleasant Oeober days. The rough frecl!e- left on her fair face by the hardsl:ips of war have vielcd in a zreat m.-:,rc to hE. c:oliient infltoS of iume the tttered L:ess of 18:' I and i5 hlas been p 1 :nd p:aint:I int:o a sctnel olti:e !' te b::i-!e and ntitne,; :and there is an cla 'i:y in her strid!u a' she moves forward on t-.ro--ru e r-er that tels of r~cuper Kei,'r lt.-:li:!Ir.nd power. I ear"e a ;cert:tin eb:S' of proplc 'ol n ,ho lri-l:::i-lihe, are .IlVa for t:oi he t. t h ':tr they e n: t it :mdl i':in"tt it to be ent rvtn:e f a ri:itn at i.eo+u:ire .-peed. C:Ii -ton h:I it:r . bire of' tbis tii:;pid!atedi trup, bull t El ben de ey"e rf C.Itlom n 'I:'e :l- r :1 . he ei ; -. . o sees the >ni of r.d-,e, i.h leo !; in lt'mnd; tI:O' it:t"+ with retail ht,4ye1rs, :nim rha:,t s rl'tab: : t;. he country penci in ihaml checking off their larger or ders:sees the wharves frcighte I with mer ch'n:iilic Unloaded ftot three great lines of sItea "ii1, to aty nothing of inaller eI. i; sees ve.,els by the score rceiving cnrgoes t' cntol, ,pat i rice for various por:s in the Uni:ted Sta:es and Luripe; sees :oi.b.onie bliingN ini prs of construte tt:n, and tl" waste places ti-ing up; sees Enats whtoet capital is aibutt..at atl whose ditvidend< are sute and.l p:oI ;ab:e; sees Iman,+ afacturin:g co:npiaaes iu sucece'fI opera tio., and :neeh.ieta,cj' a'ily t:nplycl in their vniou' tr.tls;' ses hotels hi!litng in adlvlance of the sets,on Witi tiuriistS, and busilne.s men from the North and We.t, and two the atrical comtpanies dra\ inig nilty autiences and dlltar--ees the ele gant toil:-ttes that are per:tmuttlated on our thoroughfares, and the htnd-o (le eig th-it roil throtugh uur,11re: -wthent ti:e eye" of toillnonl ,:Sens Iuooks on al! the-t evidtics of prosperity, it is li,pu:--ilble not to he eicoiurged, aid to it l th.:t te tre on he high ruad to p.o.pei irv. thre diie:sd eroakers to the contrary notwuithtsh:u,din: Trui', moiey is a little tight just now, an] he w!ho wants to hormrv The 1,thy lutre muntt ne+"d- p:iy an untu'a.tl discainnt: bu. tuit Voa know comt:n i; down; the factors are e.:iyig E; ttwy daire ; and ph.nters are holing hat"k fir beLh::er pr:ce;. The reail bisines; of the year it no: iairly commn ecd n++r wiill it d+) so, until the estinated three Iilliun; of bWes are Onl the rail and on the ste:tunship hurryin; to unlock the coTfers of the woIld and secare for :he Sonth its an nit:tl tr'e;a;ure. The witn er season opens gaily. Our Acad eme of Muzic-o-ne of the tmuot clt,t:tnt at in conmortious threatric"al stiu''re- in the sutihtitrn country-has been leased b 1b Laura Kit"ti, the Well-known Newv York actress at+l manIgere-s: and Iiibrniian Ihalt is al rca.ly ightly occupied by tr.ivelling tronpes of one kind and antlier. We are promised the pire'-ene ih ring the 'Vinter of sonic of the brightest draa:ttie stars of the country, and those who have not seen Ed.vin Forre<t, the tradhmii:i, at1i Joe .ieffersoi, the lIip Van Wtinlie.- of the world, will doubtless have ;n opportunity e do so. 'Th Fair of the Sta. Ag iciltural Sociey to i.e held here th;; first weik in Novetiber will doubtltes be an event of imtusual interest. Lar:te - ms of nonev art bein.; cxpendcd in preparations; a great buiklig covering a larte area of iroundl has b -en ( reetel on the old rate eomr,e and p:vini's will be dis tributed to the anunt of ten thou-and dol lars for the iet cxliimiiv of itachinery prodetions of ngrietwa', matnfactittes and 'art of everyv kind. Twenty.-f'i.ce thono sand visitor's are expcted andI arranigemniits ae bintg mtade' i their ientertainmentC!t. Thle railro:iuis will bing' vit-it'rs tree tIndu indi chlarge themn *onlyh ont their return. Very fine r.tiig stock is expueted to be pire't, t andl we shli probablyv have a renewal of the tild time competition which hats motle the Ch:ar'esttn tnwk famous int the spor'itig citr eles if tie com:tlrv. As aiii! mt:er ot juindl\ee. it i be 1 ad visa bife tor tMior- to securtCeiiccom t(fmoritns im tdv.anice by applying to one or other of' the thote:s. Mei"rs. P.utkuer & l'otnd, the i:topuries tors of the Mlills hiotnse htave' ji.t comphilered newed the house fr'on top to becom; ti iled its room<ti with lthe most ei -gant and] luxt:ri tu< of fuartni tre, p.i n:edr, piapered a nd mit rored, carpetited t tand entined to thi' extet of' forty thorusand do'I ir,: mao de th.-ir p-rli rs narive!< of betauty. turnedf their b:aIfN initi sp:Hscius promuewiaes, indl opened a d itiin:r room; mierel'y to) see aichl ma;kes onte wish htis rasting appilar ttts waS a toude lii:i. Thiese 2etlefme'n have' madle hotel kee'ping a scieti tile study, in ! hei't ween Firenich cook apartmentts andirt~ m .:-!te ('enn1lies there is nii reisonh whyi man, - womt!:in ad eiH i-houid not feiel. tem-elves o perfct ly. at home ttude theitr 'p nitu roof Ii'it is thte place of plac&' in wh;e' to dl:nilite when theI The S:i:' election wihichs has just take.n platce, tilthfon:'h niot resttl:it. in the su1ccessi ofthe k.-formn ticket as regared:t the Gove'irnoir and I.ceuittenant-Givernor, hatS giveni generali i i' promises to effect a dechde-! tiiprovement irn tie Slite l.-::'t'fure. If, is is estttited, forty'*tiS Con Stiv 0'etl in:tel| it m -br hta'. be'tt oe.ed iy rte I I-fi rm pa:y they itn a great te::-Ur e the'Co deins of extremelf lI idicals, and,u olpo-e the inoraitnce *i:il cir rup1tiion which ihis firoitght th le le;;isition (if South (irolina lintti d i e IfThe oiiciail result wili not be ktnow.n tfor at least tetn dayvs, anti even then it mtay be tmaterially. tuoo ied hby. the ra-caiieks whiic'h occurred at mantty o)f the pouils atif h:ive biecomne te Stilt jee't of' pitt -. fThe it iicals clailm thriee c.oh>turedf mtembiers of C'ongre-s. Thie condt wasi..ied it loooe. A t inore :ban one pre :m-i thirt Uitsntm. vineI ,m -nwhere else II.ys. undier :ug ai-t voted, whti le itn a scor th-:' oppoitionit . It. is prop--ri to tadl htowver that witca 'achi -ucinis uuenne-i ire wer nit mite thanut tivte or ten whtite mn igains ts t-ony hui.led negro's arid resi5t:tllee wasLi tteefo tt-eles . lit Charls:on, thle day wit< is peacnl as if it were a Snndayi. 'lie tile of' te.ivei appears to havec fairly cotmmtun -- d. The plea'ttre taid hietih steker< itf the Nurthi, dIiveirte.I f'ton thei usual Europetatt totfr, seetm alrtad'. to hae elected the "oth i as their ''ha-e ot' opier It- ite, awl are ttpot n,, cir'ul.ingr minty andi maikingi thintgs muove, in ther ay, g-nerai. F:ortiil: awl pu'rtionst of' .oirgia arc lIe chi ap and1 convenettmtarket title Thue fat is neairly all of i'r jutbb--rs, by re-~On tof tm creaced at -amshuip ftheilities, e-m sell goods is ei-ap:ty. if'tuot chea;er' inhn they c:i bie bonght in New York, aind thi - Fl".l e- .pecia lly. they hare prepatred thtetnselv.es lorla tar:ye trad.. As an il-ration,i Mi'. E-hvird P'erry', the Stattoter and Bo' kseller,. oni Meeting Street, his ai stock of School Literature, embracing almirost every publicationt in tIe, aissortmtenit ot paperi'i, office stationterv . law b.>iA< anid, law laltnk., puens, nttks , and' :tm array. ofi paltnt contU iates f'ot' tabi.hent wi: hiut seeitng siomethinig lit ii:--.u not t 'nrtor an thc wh:chi bieingIeen. abeenme nsr. itl-t iTtuher tiemp:uation lto lt itu't :tttu d.,woh wsi t he et u(ifu Noehi ~'i ahuni t 1re' il. u-oiuThesta rt,u't i tiChttc \au irge j ut-r lieu; I assgrtmen ltr a!:il aar t ti uyountryimecht who caniigI t:sotin in haiulftan hor thatshiebri ou: at piV -chase fint titheheryo New York. It]i ii eterpri! ies tifott wih aonetitut lthe trutet philstphy fbe se.,, e eau tnep bur iths m:drt moneayu athe. I'id oae nr'nty,ia'du todytk otie teire.ttu hicare ucei-led with coh t hein-ome:tt 1hiponth Suhen oat LOCAL.M NIC I: l'.L1:cno x.-An election for latii,.nt aid Wardens is trogressing as we . to ;.ress. Up to 12 m., 2S votes have been ':ast. 17' whites ind 124 blacks, 35 of th !:attei- Toting the white ticker, which wll I:' ;.eted by a l:re m:jurtry. The tic:et -T . iysinfir. Intendant; and J. N. M:.r:'. P. 11. Whrc'er, P. M. Ward at:d W. T. Ta:ran :, -ardens. NEWsrAt iaVo:s -'r. II irmnn flart let, our esteemed frinl and winter rel.let,, who recently returned from his sun:mer seat 1a:e1 lIrool ya 1leights, will accenpt our tlianks for valuable papers. F1:ITt' cmi. W.i:t: lto.t.-Te vi,i;or to Co!ntnbi:t during thie F..r, is it:vi'di to view :he c:rant :mdn l.ge a1.'' i me:t iI lFiniture on xil,itio:n at the wae rooi4:1) of Mr M. Hi ;:rr: bone of the h:and-om.e,t =its tl:at (.i h>c cutceivl are off-n-r-e by him, as wel as those of plainer .b-, an i all at prhies s.ttiactoriiy luw. Dlu't f.:il, when down, to may him a visit. FoR TIIE FAIn -On Friday last we were shown five bales of cotton shipped by our young townsman, O. L. Schumpert, E-q., for exhibition at the lu:.titute Fair, now open in Charleston. This cotton was very neatly biled and fastered, and it is a pleasure al ways to lnk at work well done. This is not the first time that we have seen handsome bales from the plantation of Mr. Schumpert TIE IsTsTUrE FAi. is in grand operas tion, and as it will continue for several day; yet, it is not too late for visitors to go down to the city. Charleston will be in her gayest and best mood and the thousands of vi.it" ors and no end of amu?ements will make this fair week one long to be remembered. Only one fare is charged by bith railroads. THE STATE F.uit, commences in Coiums liii, on the 0 th, and will be a great success. The articles to be on exhibition will surpass in number and variety the Fair of 189, while the number of visitors will he much greater, al-o The preparations making for a grand display on every hIand will be highly appre ciated. Remember the railroad fare is re duced to ouc-half. MATRIMONY RAMPANT --. youth in Can% ada, of the age of one Itundred and six yo:rs, has ju-t eloped with another man's wife. That buy otght to be whipped. Perhaps his mother did nut know he was out. llere's another: The Richmond Dispatch says: The tnbroken thread of our monotonous lives was it terrupted this morning in the qiet vicinity of Paradise, Hanover county. i the elopement of -Mr. William Chisholm. sixrv years of ngn, with Miss Alice Jlne?, of fouurteen , ummers. S1N-Tr or Youa t ws SIDE.-Fellows, that used to be boys, in the good oIl days, when boys were boys, all know what shinny ing on your own side means. Well our old frieud Andrew, of Biltimore Corner fame, is just playing that iuteresting gatme now. He is shiunying on his own side, that is he is advertising the public, that his is the place to get their money's worth in things that are good, and lie proii-es to run on this line all winter. Success to him, say we, long mhy he wave, over Baltimore Corner, and sell candy, groceries and what nots to little chil dren's mothers and others. Seo his uniqnc 1)xsIoLUTION OF P'ARTNEttItP.--The announcement is made in this issue of the dissolttion of the partniersh ip, so long and faviorah'y known here as that o)f Messrs Car. wile & MicCaughrin, the senior tnember of the firm having removed to North Carodina. where we heliev-e he intends making his; home. Mr. Carwile has our best wisbes for his success in whatever field of enterprise he maiy en;:lge, andu we deeply regret the loss of so goo,d a citiz -n and upright tnin. The business will be cutiducted as u.sual,.in all i:s vairious oranches, by Mr. Ii b't Mc Canghrirn, with whose qntalific itions the pth lie aire weil acqutai:nted. Cordially we recomn mcetd him as a business nian of the first class, and a gentlem in above all reproach. SonE MonE Po-rAroE.-We are extreme ly obliged to Mrs. Mai hinz, the mother oh our good friend, Col. Robe.rt Moorm:mi. for .a b-isket of second crop Irish potatoes, of the early rose variety. The farmer and gardener will be obhged to Mrs. M., who gives us the inform.Ation gr.itis with the po tiatoes, that they are fro:n a planting in Autgust, andi' the seed were take:n from -h smallest of tihe Sprin:g crop ot this year. The sp'eimien of this second crop now be. fore as are iie, large, bountcing fellows, as big as a reason:ible sized fi't, anid as pink itnd he.mutiil a< peach bloom11s and is proof conchisive tb. t t wo crops can be succes<ul lv raised in onei year. Muke ai tote of this firmiers. Again we theink Mrs. SM. for the nilce presenit, andi for her energy and sue Rsv. J1. K. Mi us u.L L .-~This reverend gentlemutan, we ha:ve julst been infortmed, is noI longer in charge of ilt,'t h vGer andi Mt. Sin Clh rttbes, b oth of whih hie has so ac, ecptably served for the lut eiudi yeairs, litv inig actedIII the fl'rency for the En-lowment of thie Fnrm.in l'niversity, at Greenville. This chtange w:as made some months ago, bit it was not brought to our attention, and we now make imentioi that it may be known to the pubilic generally. Mr. Mendenhall is much esteemed as a christian gentleman, and his charges fose greatly in his removal from the highi position so log sustiiined by him, but the interests of Furnian Utuiversity wil lie enihaticed by it, fur lie c.Irries into tis workt an energy and aibility which will en-ure snleess. ile tells uts that the plan of Enldow-v meti< favorably received, andii that alre:dy -.7.000. is siibsiribed. lie has iur g,ou,l wshies for a herge.gu--ess. We are pleased to be aubic to inform our retders that New' berry htas met with qnite an accession to her business and social commu nities (at the expense of Laurens) by the re movral hither of Mr. .J. Ward Motte and his interesting family. Mr. M. in connection with our youiig and enlterprising townsman, D r. Tarratr, has purchatsed the effects an.l interests of Dr. Meliitosh's dru:g estabhlish ment : increasing professiotnal lab,ors having conistraned the latter gentleman to relinquish One or th-: other of his enterprises. In this connection we take the liberty of expressinig our re::ret at the depairtnre of Dr. M1cIntos~h from the arenai of trade-his quiet and even courtesy andl prompt attention have always been refreihting to us, and we commend him to inea:sing honolrrs in the fields of inedli cal 'eiec. And we aire sati,tied that Messrs. 3lliite andi Tarra it will , by their heart. geni% atty :11ni thrift.secure,if tiot incre.ase th e good wii of~ tile estah'ishmenti. Tt-um>E Ue.-On Sunday last "Old Joe'' conne in on the Laiurens crank, :mnd departed soon af:er for Columbia. IIe'd been playing Notices of New Advertisements. Mat:w,w hl-.Sa:e '-rtsock. books. &c. Zi::h-r & 3Mci urdy-GuHen Shieaves. .1. .1. .rmick-'imIo lr a.ae. -- rceresI M. II. hterry-Furnitllue. zr*<. & e. 11. R. Man;;um and u:hors-Netice to trespasst 'I :tte & f':rr:l. 1 l'artnen:hip-Dr iT.. & c. Ut: EXCllANGE LIST. Time PEOPLE'S JOURNAL is an excellent monthly, and it is the cheapest paper for its Size and ant:t of read:n.g: published. Ad dress People's l>uhli.hing Co.. 164 State St., Chicago, Ill., with 50 cents euclosed for one year. TnrE RI; ERSIDE MAGAgTrE Is received for November. It Is deVoted to young peo% pie, and is one o' the most Interesting maga zines of its cias:. Beantifully printed on White p:pcr, and fl str:tted. Pub,lislied by ll:tr "l & Ilo ug h to n. N . Y ., 2 .t e tIR clIO'tf.DA T Vrsrron is received for November. It is a chat:rmin- and instructive number, and one of the beet as well as cheapeCt month!ies for youig people. Send o'I an order for it :i ;nr" to Daugh:day & BIecker, 1031 W11;nu: St , I'.iiladlphi., price 1t 25 T tI: l.i' t :tt i a t:. is a C1"rm'ng pa per. an t" ltu.v or t.o bt r for elb:Ilren. i-I:e t ).-..ilr otn%umer, a;nln- url,'r aitrac t~:.nia- o:i: phoaof mn!-i"" anwd w.,r il ,-" )pen rh, t)oor t*"' lih. Childu-r"t! A.l!-:r IL i 11 . mi '. 'd iio -., Chi e 1:; , j!!. - i n1"r :i ti!t'n. TH: Ti cutw-or :iCr 1, e,ll c'a-yC "l^ted( to Engintecing. M mtu;,ettnwi-i nil I; i'l ing, an to ati t -c interests is of great ben efit. The November nutn'er jtut received gives an invaluable table of contents. Man' ufacturers and Builders should all subscribe for it. Address Industrial Publication Co., 176 Broadway, N. Y. MINFM.'s ILLUSTRATED PUBLIcATIoN. We call the attention of our readers to the advertisement of Miner's Illustrated publica tions which appears in this issue of our pa per. Mr. Miner is one of the oldest agricul' tural clitors in the United Stares, having published the Iauratl Am-rican and other pa pers about :22 years 'rat paper is now to be ch:in ed to a largn weekly, of rare interest as an Agricnitural, 1Iirticnitural, and gene ral Family paper. In connection with the Rural Am3rican ht pnlishes a very interest ing weekly Litera+rv piper and a. monthly Magazine, Is per ndverticment. No charge is made for any of hri, prhlic:tions from nnw to Jann:ary to rhose vshi subscribe for 1871. RURAL C.'AROLIMIA:(-NoyvnatR.-This favorite Southern agricultural magazine gains strength and interest with every suc, ceeding number This month we have "Maintenance of the iertility of Soils," by Profe-tor lilgard, of the University of Mis sissippi; " he S:nth and her R:esources," by lion. Alfred linger; "'hantation Economy," by Colonel 1). Wyatt Aiken; "Texas Gra.ss es," by S. B. Buckley; "ouithern Peaches," by 1'. J. Berekmans; "Manure Pits, and 1iow to Use Them," by Alex. Y. Lee, and a hundred other articles of interest which we have not sp.iee to even mention. The Rural shows manifest signs of regularly increasing prosperity, and yet how the publishers con, tinue to supply it at the marvellously low figare of S2 per annum is a miracle to us. Their circulation must far surpass tbatof any m:g:izine of the class heretofore issued at the So-ith, or they would be compelled to reduce expenses. If any of our readers are withont The Rural they should at once enclose $2 to Walker, Evant & Cogswell, 3 Broad street, Charleston, S. C. A:,ntr, 'ni-: INtn.1Ns.-Lieut. Ierndon telis u' that no itri'es c fal,originees are found in the deepe.t forests of South Ameriea, from the Andes to the At'antic coast, that do not have and use Doct. Aver's mnedicines and LoweTl cottons. "Tremont," "Suffolk," "IB>ott," are seen statnped in large red and blue letters up on their garments, while Ayer's Pills and Cherry Pectoral are among the trens ures of their lt~bitation.. T beir native soil furnishes them 'all their food and most of their remedies, but they suffer from some afflictions which must have the interposition of higher skill. (Senti I nel, Liberty. Va. The annual meetiug of the Newberry Dis trict Bible Society, will he held at the Meth,' odi,t Church, in the town of Ne wherry, on thc 2nd Saturda.y in Novemuber next, at 1 o'clock, A . M. That occasion, interesting to every Christian mind andi heart, will be rendered doubly so by the addresses of di tinguishued:advocates for the 'c as. whuo will be pree-nt. R. MOUIGIAN, Oct. 26. 43-2t. 1'resident, rI ? 1 oU A N O BTrA13 profitable emnploiymtt in your own town, for a portion of y-our Ileisure h,otr, by addlress ine Y. M. Chris.ti:an Associ-stion. Chic:ago, Ill. Oct. 19, 42-:f. gsr-*GA*Y WITHIOUT TOIfL, 'l1vely without art," tire those who use a.s a Tol"ni ann'- Re,trtiv.1 SL'Tt BITTERS, Nov. 2, 44-1t. I - A T HE C RE AT ON, the gifts of he.tven, prc:ceed&l and an;ici p:ttmns a'n;. The supply no-'r follows on'sly after repeatedl arnd i.aborious effort<. The gifts of health can be maint.ained only by sedulous care, and t he sick -hound seek a correct retmedy. For nmal.irious disea.ses, dyspepsia. etc., there is none like the "Old Carolina Bitters/' Children cry for Winemnan's Crysta lized Worm Cw.dv! N ov. 2, 44-1t. t-s H1W TO MAKE HOME ATRAC[YVE.-Dtn't have your stairs witliint b:anisters. at the risk of breaking oatr chikire's necks. D)on't have woodenr ceilings, thtat reqtuire a cord of lightwood to iliminato the room. D)on't havc windows w tithou)it gl:iss, so that whenever it rains von nmtst-but out the li:ght of iheaven. Donnt hve sashes wit:hout blin-is, so that, the sim mer soni will daiYzle yotur eyes, warp your furniture andi fe onr carpet.. lut order all the nece.--arv materials fo,r finishing your house in comfll~rtalble style from P. P. Toile, Charleston, S. C., the largest mnanfacturer of such thtigs ii the Southlern States. Nov. 2, .14-Itm. ge-.. B()DY ANID MIND DI I EM Et --Sch is dlyspep.sia The stomach anid tie brtain are too) intimately allied fur the one to su&~r 'w ithout the ot her, so that dyspepsla and de.sponde:.c are ia-epatrab'e. It may lbe added, too, tht, irritation of the stomach is utmost jnva rabvacmpat ied by irritat ion oft the tetmper. lhi iuivigortiing and trar.quilizing operation of Istetter's Bitters is mno:t piweri uliy devel oped ini csses of initestin. The tirst effect of this agreeable tonic is comforting and encour agintg. A mild glow pervades the system, the chrontic uneasimess in the region of the stomach is les.-ened, anid the tnervuus recktr-siness .which characterizes the dise-ase is abatited. This im provemient is not traisienit. It is not succeeded by the returni of the oild symnptOom! with super aded force, as is always the ease when unmedi csted stitmulants aire given-t for the cumplaint. E ach ld o.e see-ms to inipart a permanent accession o thalh il inuvigorutioun. But this is not all. Te :iperient ann aniti-billiouts piroperties or the p reprattion are ac'rcely src<mdl-ary. in imfpor tance to its totnic virtues. tt there is ani over flow ofb ile the secretion is sooin brought within p rope-r limits. tand if thue bile-ary organ is- tmerC andm torpid it is toned anid regulated. Thbe effect upt the discharging organs is qgnally salutary. and ini cases of contpationm the cathartIc action isust stlicilent to produce the de.-ire-d result gradually and without pain. The .Bitters also promote healiby evaporation from the surface which is particularly desirable at this season when sudden s;ells of raw. unpienasant weather are apt to check thte natural periration ar<t produce congestion of the liver. coughsa and colds. The best sali-guard against all diseases is bodily vigor, and 1iins the great Vegetabte Re. turtive es--entiatly promotes. N ov. 2i, 44--Irm. COMMERCIAL. 'EwnD"tt, S. C,., November 1.-Cotton 14c. CrJLMnIa, November 1 --Snles of cotton yes, teray 1t3 bales---middling 14 a 14j. -sa les 2.0,0 bales; uplands 16i1 Gold 11j. A ;t;ts-rA. October 31 .-Cottoau active-taid dlngts 14$ a'14); sales 1.341 bale recipts 1.338. Casat.Es-roN. October 81 .-'otton opened weak, but is nowr tirmner-nmddling 15' a 1%; aes 400 bales; receipts 2.63-5; stock 35.289. Liv t:soot.. uctober 31.-Ed-vening.-Cotton closed tirra-upanads 8} a 9; Orleans OJ a 04; sales 15.000 bales, IBeautifuld white BACON without a Bone in it. Come to L. RI. MARSHALL Quick, if you wanit anv. LITFST QUTATIONS OF SOUTHERN SECURITIES, IN (H ARLESTON. S. ('., CORIECTED w-iELY BY Banker & Broker, No. 25 1roed Street. OCTOBE R-'S, 1S10. ST. TVcSaTtTES--South Carolina, old. - a 9';.do Lcw, -a 6V; do, regist'd stock, ex iht r uo. ('ry rciTist -Au::ta. (a.. iio;ds -a SO: ('harle.ton. S. C.. Stock. ex qr it. - a 48 do, Fire Loan L'ouds, d3a -; Columbia, S. C. Bonds. - a 60. BartLBO.noa) lo.Ni s-Mile iitgI,. flrst muort_age 60 a-: r'harlestn :ind 'av ianh. (la..:Char lotte. Columbia ald An;:rau'. -- a .5; C:hraec and f>ariington, :8. Greenville and Coltinbi: 1st mart.. 8:.a -: do. State guarantee. 65:it Northeastern, S7 a -; Savann:aih and Charle:.,:on 1st Mort.. - a 78; do. State guarantee. f,0a - Stith Carolina, - a 73; do, C,; Spartauburg an 1,11ion. -a 55. IAtI.noAD Sroes-Charlotte. Coinmbia and A:u.u'ta. - a 40: Greenville anl Columbia. 2: Northeastern. 13a ; Savannah and Charles" tin. - a Sl: Soutl Carolina, whole shares, -2 .3): do. halfshares. - a 22 . ExcuAxaS. &c-New York Sight, j off pars Gold, 111 a113; Si!ver, 103a--. BOCTH CAROLINa BAK BILLS. 'Bank of Charleston....................- a - *Bank of Newberry......................- a - A3ank of 'anden........ ...........35 a - Bank of Georgetown.....................'On Bank of South Carolina...................10 a - Bank of (heiter...........................11 a - Bank of ll:rmburg..................... 6a Bank of State of S. C.. prior to 1861. ....45 a - Ba::k of state of S. C.. iss.ue l1 and 1SG.32 a - *l'anterr'and M'charnic% Bk ofCh'rleston- a - *People's laik of Charleston............- a - 'Cnion Bank of Chiuarlesto ............- a - Sothwestern It R flank of Charleston. old.- a - Southwe.-tern It It Bank orCharleston.nc,- a - State Bank of Charleston... ...... a Farmera'and Exchange W'k ofClharleston.. 1 a .xclan.e Baik ofColumbia............. 5 a (,mrnmercial Bank of Columbia............10 a - erchata' Bank.of Cberaw.... ........ 5 a - P'lanterY' Bank of Fairfield................ 5 a - State of South (aroina Bills Receivable.. .9) a - City of Charlc:ton Change Llla...........953a 0Bills marked thus (') are being redeemed al the Bank Counters of each. Bolted New Grist Sardines, Breakfast Chow-Chow C Strips, Pickles, Factory Amber Cheese, Drips, Wor'stershire'Pi(;kled= Sauce. Mullct. L. R. MARSHALL. N v. 2 Great Bar;rain st ill he offered to tmy cus toniers a:rd the p:iublic generally, who tar invited to ca I iat my store and eaaniir< goods and priecs. Mv stock col:-iSts of Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, IIats, And a great variety of other goods t.ao ut mlerons to mention, tlI of which w;)) be Sold Cheap for Cash. Call at my store i's rear of the Saving' Ink, anid ~opite A B. SonitVrs. J. J. AMIC;K. Newberry, Nov 1, 44 3mr [Qok Lut Far Y0airS8I88 1attinnre' Uornvr Arill -T7'nder Wag, G-nrlemen and L-uliea wv?T p?c:ee~ no'ici the ('orneir Sto-re of A. MI. Wicke r, whor h.t just recived one of the bess ass'lerimet: FANCY CONFECTIONERIES A.iD GR OOE R IES. tat hias ev'r beent bronigltt to tMis mark-et re ow ha~ the whole tracak opean, ami. wil ruin through the whole ilhwr from noiw uni after Ghiristmaas. lie n ill albo supply S.anro lans anda aill the Ladi--s, Gerrtemen tan Chii reni wih th le fo!:owring art ices, at mrany others not. here~ m:entione'd: Ftreh and Amrerictan G;antdire<, Fruits i Cis-Peacrhes, Pinre A pole tad S'tabrry talso Apples, Oratn:;es, Lemrorit, IRdsina., Fig Currarnts anid Citront. Nt'S-Cocoraut. Brazil Nirts, Chestnutt< aid P'inders. Oyvster ini onel tartd two 1b. cas Lob sters, Sahni ard Tomitatoes, $ ardiare. \ackerel ai Godfish. Pickles i al~tl .sized jairs, Brm:tl: Peaches, atnd o:hi'r P'reserves arnd Jellia of ail Flravors. Sp:ces-Allspiee', Gingert Cl resa, Niotirmeg<, \ l e, Pappar, iua rd Peapper SantesI. T1ownato Carts, i W)Vorcet 'ire saute andu Bail SaueL, Mi Iamrn an1 Verum celli, (Obve Oil, Lemtotin Srutp,i~ re.ak a t Str ii, Shoulear,. Sides,t Limd, 'oda (.hee-e, (ieen ait ltilack Tea Co (Tee, Si a rs, Mlolases llur. Me:t! Sneet anri Irih Pot)atoes, tatial ( innust. 'enatlrie..-iuel j, sGorneuntratred Lye., Bluinii, M'trch Shoie Ierkinag tail 8irathea-, Table d Ik,ahe wn: atau Sminag Tob acco M:ci iniga aid M:thr,a roppe.r.S, anad Dy Stulk, Candida, Soarps, 1.aniey So.aps, UiLa Jrshecs anti Gombs, Per1fumrity -Cologne a nd E xt rae ~Is Toys-Dolls a:ial Norionasi endless vaiety. iare Crackers, Fire Work: Sky Rocketsr, Wh lee RockIets, Romatn Car ds Torpedoes, and Triggers al1 set ft Comie onte andu tal, gre.at anid sma'.l, giv Antdy cull. I am anxious to see whir an rulco!ored, yoting andl obl, big arid li tki redi whilte trad blue, andu all that cart raise dhne. Gromre where yoar can get your mtor ey b.ack, aini no discout. A. M. WICKER, Baltinore Corner. - Notice. The undersigned hereby give due notice I all whom in rrayr concern, that they forewar all personl from Hunating on their land: and that till persons caught trespassing o their hands (all of wht ich are adjacent) Irot he present dlate, will be pro:-ecuted to th utmost rigor of the lati: A. P. D)avla, It. Rt 3angram. C. S. Clelanod, G;. Wv. Seon, .1. II. 3tangumn, aW. 31. Doarroha. .lfierson [Davenport, D. 31 Bhitler. J')hin Sattrerwliite, I. It Itatlera. W. G. Davenpiort, ID, It. Pie-ter, Thos. F. IIar-:non, J. G. Picster. Nov. 2 3t. NOTICE. The second annual Fair of the South Carolin State A gricntiurira l and 3Mercharical $ocierv. wi ha hetld ina Co:umabia. Oiu the 9th, 10th ad ilth< ~oveber, ne:;t. A!l articles intended for exhihition. plain1 dresed tQ thre Siecretary, at Columinaa. n itl 1 shipped by the rarious raitroadis of the Stat' ire ofct. at the shipper's risk. Exhaibitors Shout nou-tif'y the railroadl ageitsa at thneir respiectil depots of the tartio!e they desire to ship. -isitors dlunrinag fair week. o:mr puirvhsso et cursiona tickets to ar,d from Columnbia for on fare. Persons intendinz to become exhib.itorsa. at desird to forward theIr enitriaes to ithe Serettar' at Coutmbita. ou ai af~tiarrhe 4th NIovembeIr naexi Alt arrtic!e,' or animal' for axitbitions ru-i b.: er terd at the Secrary': office before beintg receit ed into the enrctoaure. Entries of trtanals wfill be receivd until 'c!ok, Wednesday maaornrina. lth .Novembeh All oather ariclel maust be on thre groundi. ad ena tred] at th.- t crethrv's office. before. 5 o'clci Tueday ailtetnooni. Sith Novemberm. The .t-cretry's ofice will be orenedl in Co umbiata ont :.d after tire 4th Novemb-r ne-xt. i Notice of Dissolution. TIIE PARTNERSIPi heretofore exi,t ing untier the vaimle and a,yle of G ARW'ILE &3IcCALiHRI\, i t:is div dissolved iv mitutal consent. JOHN B. ('AI?WILE, ROBERT L. MeCAUGIIRIN. Newberry, F. C., Nov. 1, 1870. Tilt undersi,-:w.d having puirchased th:e intere.t of -Ia. .;NO. B. CARWILE. in the partnereship o: Carwvile & Metiangbrin, will continuc the b,si::en in his own .ame, and will pay ati! e"laim :"_.tinsi the latlti::rrhtner :hi p. ~ RBERT. L. Ml(CAUGlIN. Nov. s,rl7. IN retiring from b:isinwss at Newberry, it all'ords me gre ph.f:sire to cotlltltend Mr. RUBEIT L. McAUGHRI mo the eontint:ed contfidence and pttronaze of all the friends Of the It" PIrt:er.lhip. JNO. 13. CARWILE. Nov. I, 187d -44 TIlE U\DERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE The Banking Agency AND COMMISSION BUSINESS As heretofore, and will BUY AND SELL EXCHANGE AND MAKE ADVANCES ON COTTON Shipped to his friend- in Charleston and New York. Nov 144 2 R L. M'CAUGHIN. FERTILIZERS. 50 Tons Peruvian Guano, direct from Pcruviau Gov't Agent. 100 Tons Carolina Fertilizer. 10 Tons 3augh's Raw Bone. Land Plaster. Flour of Bone. For sale by R. L. McCaughrin. Nov. 2, 44--'t. NOTICE. ALL persons indebtiew to the late firm of CARWILE & MeCAUGiHRIN, will plea-e n:ake itiinediate payment to the under ?igned. R. L. .CAUGH R!N, Nov. 2, 44-2t. M. H. BERRY'S FURNITURE WARE-ROOf, Plain Strcet. near Main. COLUMBIA, S. C. NOW on h.ind and t eily receiviu;' from the m.nnfiactori es of New Yt.r:c, Bnton, incinnati and Loui-ville", the lirg'st assori mnent of FURNITURE ever kept in this market, consisting in part of Walnut Par. tor, Ghacithe:' rtrd Dhinhi-Roo-i Siits; "on Bedstads of dilferent p.tters, in Walnut and Imitation ; also, the celbr.ted Georgia Split-hottom Chair?. All kinds of 1ATTCRES.E male to order. Ternis cash and Goods cheap. N\r. 2, 44-tf. ~LA~ND FOR SALE. -.TilE .ub.criber wsill offer FOR. S.\.L otn Saes-day,v Nov. '7th, the fol1oigi tsae:s o1 LAND, viz.: Tract No. 1, contaiining tern u4 ai.h nieres, bio'ndled bcy l.iid4 of E'. i'. Lrke, G; Li"onhirth, (.. & C. 1I3. la, ar>i & wnri athe No. 2, onitai:ns ab.out thi rtPfieen acei, withI hiouie and: well oni lot, nearI by' iand oppoSite l,-le- a $lips.. YPennmingon's, ami! taj. iia ter'.s lois. All of the abuo~e t:e in the limitst of the town of Hel-na, and wil be di-ooed o al' p,rivaite -ale i d&iredl. Terms imade linown on day ofl ,aie-. Nor. 2, 4-St. NOTILCE.. The sniseriber will proceed to:-ell in ac cordance with previous niotice, on sae-day ne,bsplantat ion of 5 i4 cr, a' pub. lie aucition,* at Newberry (. H. Aho:it 100 acres cleared, chiefly fresh hi ni, abou 11o1 ;ier an nbil forest, balance heaivilyv timnered ni , veilo' pine, inter.p--r sied .ith yonn~0':l oak, i,iek lry,walnut,&ce.. No wIa'.Cteln ont the phicee T1here is a smi.e ll orchard of youtng fruit trees, very chioice fr tt, u!lcte fr lite P'omarian nu,rAeries, just conting int-, hearting. Weldl estaiIhl.'d as' a henhby hv I'. T. rms-On:e th:id of tile jlrebiase -roney enhirte ha!ancle in one andh I wo) year' from daite of sale, with initere<itiat 'l per eei.t. A tinori tggo be'i tai; 'n on thei pie to seenre,, the pi'liurchaionlej, andi the pimebasier 1o ia y for' 'tamp:ti :in' pa pera. U3. I. S(COTT. Nov 2. 44-1t A LAimEI~ tILLUSiTRATED) PAPED A're: For Qiw Year. We are now prepiaredl to alTer the PEOPL.ES r tUURNAL :a ai,.E Guir fori ntil yearL i' Th iis is a rare opportnnity that all intelli. getnt peopic wvill appreciate. Send ini ym su~ib-crip:ion< ttt otnce, and secure the P'EO. rPLES J1OU!RNAL free f'or onevyear. Adldress .iWUEIRRY HEltALD. Nov. 2, 44-tf. A ycnis Wanted 1F>r GOLDEN SHEAVES F'ROMI 'rtn FELDS or L1ERATiUllE Con::iining -eetion fi romt ONE HUN(DRED 0 :uthors,. inicluiding Adams, B3aneroft, Bacon Beecher, Bulwer, Chapin (E. HI ). Carlyle Cooper, De Qutiney, Everett, Emerson, New man llail, J. G. Holland. Irving, Ij)mgreliow -Parker, Phillips, Pun'hon, Robertson, R~ue kin, Whately, Wsebster, and others equallb celebrated for their skill in the use of beauui fub langnage ' d for their strong enforce' omenat of nio .. ide.as. Six hundr- d pa:ges tIelegant chromno fronti'p:ece in ten colors and many choice engravings, at one half the aprice charged for any other book of Its quali ty. Agents can sel twice as t:ny of thi: hook as of any other in ihe market . Ladier mtoth the best of' suceoss Clergymen, Tieachers, andi energet ic von men and ladies wanted in every townshin t< ae: asAents, on very liberal termt. Senh name andl addiress for Cinhir to ZIEG LEI Se McCUROYT, Pi!iadelphiia, Pau.; Cincinnati Ohi; Cicao, ll; St. Louis, Mo.; o: Nov. 2, 44-6m:. NOTICE. If W1.L 1sELL at myi~ Residence on -Mon day z4 th Nuveniber i:ex t, one good sad die ha1*~ne- s anil firmi horse, une : od .'ail; i and brood mare, one good huggy, witi ilance wtood peanshft<, IluchtOld ant Ktitwie Fulritlre, a good L:ibriry of Hoo'ks a i'.li course of LAatin iUookis, Medical llooks an'ii mi" tem Duntgiiin.oni's' workts, R'eligiioi Looks,- Sch ool Booiks, ::nd a great mn:: othier articles tou tediOnii to wiiihoni. Term.ii Cash.i 2AT11EW. IA LL. Nov. , 44-2t*. PIANO FOR SALE, Any per-soniwan;t a, 'ECOND l.\LE Xcw!~rrr .d,J.v 'MICK. A CARD. Ii A ING sod my f(Nk of Dr;. ci:.es, &c.., to M.r. M i E & T A I take niica-: :e in tec.nmt idi: t Mly former c:oe. rs ;+n"l th:" pirl)! r.ally. 'r.d :iani f .-l . r ;lth libe ri a,,, he ret'otore be =towed urton ru} licit a coteu:eo . ,aefur my Drugs & Medici THIE Suberibers hasri"g pturel "0:"k of ~Dr1:^, Mt-eiine<, &c., of JAME YINTo!SH, beg leate to eal their fliemi. and t1h patrcn: of the old taidlimt a, for a co:tmi:ance of their 'or aid patrt:.:::t to the n. "w, and are tcrn.im. in:t tere -h:ti be 1o wa C:t"re Lld :etaiotn: on theit p:rt tO the ct-ton and: g0oi wi4' of the Th ci e tnicavor to i,cp supplied' the purest atices in t.liir line, and fi ietis tay 'eV un ur.ltr= aini prescri heing filled wiih promp ies and the care. 'MOTT E & TARRA1 J. w.trn Morr.. t. P. 'r Nov. 11:--44-t. - Notice. A'l persons i':dehted to me ty PT count will find the same inl the hinds II. P. Tarrattt for colleetion, :od qu.s ed to call and :ettle the same at Nov 1 4 tf JAMES M'IST IOTffE & TARRA Druggists & Apothleca SUCCZ.sSOrs TO 'Dr. Jas. McInto A&'At the ONi Standl Opposte C'urt Ilu e.2 Have on hand and are constant1y recei full supply of all articles in their li Drugs, Medicin mTs, IILs, j PATENT MEDICINES, COLOGNES, 10If{d :Ulilif ItilfI: Hair,Tooth & Mail Brus 0 C31BS, PERUMERY, S E GrA R S, CHliCE TEAS, For Medicinal T2e. For Salc LforCs,b .Nov 1, IS)-4:m. The Best. Fare' Wetly i1 NLv . Only T.:>I J!tar' i .'s Ahead of Thr. e--Dollar Week:ies in, Int:erest: CLUB AU-ENTS WAN" Cash and othier P'remnoe Never be.'ore LadiesaniYoung Folks caauk 50 $6.00 CASKa for 20 NAMES! $750C) for Oae Hundred! A Splendid Engzraein:; F1tE to all who send for Specimens. Elegant $4) sewing Machi::c- andt Gold Watc Gf F o :- -10 Suberiber's ! .El AONEl~ I-NDRED) OrIi: PREMILU1S! AMagniicnt En.ravinr. worth $1 5', Free to Sul.scribers. Every Person who end- u- TW EN 1Y CEN rS for si ecimens of tinr thiree Ee.int Il!n.teated Pbictionsi~. Re'gular pr:ca27 ci,:,tN. or Fifteen Cenots for anv i w,. or T.in Cent-i for any one. with a view to subacibe or to get up a (lub, will receive tihe amJp:eC: itn a s.plendidi Eneraving, P.o-1paid: Wotth Fif' y Cent-Fr.': We me'nn just what we* -a' : n mtter how i mnany apply. All1 will r-eceive thie t' *.nui ul Engraving w.ho send us the-r nf jI.uire :imonlht. W.e pr,iui1i-- the f.oiim:: t--d. Ei.hit-pget. .--eky. wh:ich will be the keat We'-khl ithi' Contry. contnanig ais mtch readinit n, "'tv Three-D) >il.r rural pap.:r! lPrice,, $2 5.. or $2 0 i- o ub-, t'.r ye-ar. --M N Elf WF EEE LY." the flest Illustrated Liteiary 1-iht-a;:e 1'Jper. fo,r t:amiilies tnt in, tere-teri in A-trieni:rt .r lIor:iculture. ih-.t baa ever appecared. Price. $2.5'. or $2mi to Clut.a, per year. M INIl's 3MNTfIlLY 31 AG A7.!. a Lairge illustruate.. OEctaro-paee. D i c.h::nn,t. Pubhi cttionof01rare intiereat. Pzice. $130per annum. $.rme to ('ub--. 3. B.-Every subscriber. in clubsof twenty. to ala our publicatio:.s, will receive a Mlagnifient French Engravinig. worth S1 59. Free. Sut-erahera for eithier paper in clubs count for Premiums. No chasrge for pap'-rt for the balance of this year. 1870. t o thos-e who subscrit;e for 18'71: New Yoiirmetof a Il bigin, .Jat tarr 1. 1871. Seventy-Fre Dollars patd in Caak for ~o hutndred sub-ceripitio:,s to ei.hter. ora!I our ptiblis cationts. whih 0.m b.- obtazined by. men, wasteU or young foltks in out: week! We htave born l'wety Years in the publishing businesis uznd wetilhali expiendi car-h withou tint to make our pblicatio:a the IL:st of the kind in .the Uniltedl States. Our Paiper:.are puhbishzed in New York, but our Editoarial Oflice i n t New Btruiiswick. New Jersey, for the pers-ontal con venience ol'the Pro prietor. who re.-ides there,. and where all letters should be addremedi to V. B MINER & CO. N. B.-The NEWIRE;:l:Y IER ALD will be clubbed with the Rhural American or 3liner's -Weeklv. for 1871. foar $4.5 .. aad with Miner's Mont hly Maazue for $3.5 . ltb.-re i- no charce - fr Meast. Miner & Co 's publicaionas from now to Jatituary to tholie who. club for thieta. Sam pIes to be Ceenl at th is ot!!ce. Nov. 2,44-.f. GUJANC 2': Tous ETrWAN. \' -. 100 Tous ETI WA N. . 20 Tio::s PliGN! X. 20 Ton'.s W LC ON. ICO'S., 1A NIPE L.\T1 Noiw in st:rc :tt! FOR SAILE : drnyt.rc and sto'irte adde 1. TERMS CAS' G. T. SCO'~ Oc't. 20, 4:--tY. :Prince Ed.ward Black SeedA - I A.M in .'t o tf;: and c.-!h a .1 - . . 4 e e t :s I-ounds. .l! 2 't to .h......av..p..n.1.: