The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, November 30, 1870, Image 2

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e y, Novem'r 30, 187O. 8Wep the 7raa3 ]W!ore the People. The Rep-biican admits that there wer, fraid ominitted in the late election, but holds that in stite of the iflleal votes, Gowersor Sc,tt received enongh to give :a harso:to uajority. We can nat admit thr latter cluse. In the case of Newtcrry, for instance, a simnp?e rrit;i a:etical .cakulatior will show that the aadical up-ority,-after deducting the :11uan<er of votea got cast at all, and add ing the illeal votes which cero ca:st, orer'ard above the census return-was not any at al. Take Noaberry then us a fair criterion of this unfair' election of thirty-one counties, and which it is claimed g ve over tw"lve hundred radi cal majority, and where is Sco':'s :n jorit.y Echo an'iwers, where ? 'V e askk weri not the Reform candidates fr the Legislature, as well as the County of ficers for Newberry, elected,accordirg to allpr inciples of right, truth and honesty? No other view in the case can be taken. We sen no natice of protest ho-.ever, m-ide a% ret; This should be done, whether we have the chance for an ou est hearrn or not-;* the priotrst shoul:1 be mado, an.d all the facts cenrly .set .for'.. The same should be done in al the. other countties where gross fraud has been estahAshed. It is :ie to the p.:o ple who represent hone:.ty and irtue. A fair efectioi or a free fight was thr stch word of the reform platfuru, we believe. Neither have we had. The free fi^ht, if it tneant blows an, tib d. we did not want, and are rtjoiced that i: did not come, but we mainta: ':nt :here ahould have been a right, a tight of P:in cilIe, by the executive e..umittteCC of th reform party, acting under :iutce f united representation, in showinig ul this unprincipled fraud, and teat,ssi;u redress. In any event it .hould he nuied: the suhject of an ad,lres., that the who, country may see how we a-e governled, "and-by whoau. Conceived in iniquity ,.nd carriedo on to the letter of .raaical law and c,:ri np .tion, the whole election was a base 'ad. and by all the argumne:::s and pr:ICipiiJes tf reason, right a.d honesty s -d he upset. No honest. man could or uid accept a positio:n unuer thcse cc: eti:: stances. Is it Working t The plan of Joseph, the incendiary, mide uierltion of by him in his r:;n;a grnus-specca at the opening of the ses sion, and which he sas is afoot to ix off Laurens County with dispatc'? We judge that it must he working, or else why the large accessin of troops . to that qaa.rter oftcountry, wheeni pii through here on Satuiday last ? Crews is the most.jnr'itigated ~- peace breaker of the radical party, arnd it i' t.ad enough. These soldiers ia ill see for themselves that they have 'oeens sent on s wild g,ese chase, that there is ab%e lutely no need of them there, t.hat tihe citizens are quiet, law abiding people, who menn nio harm to any. We have no fears but that the officers and msen o this'ntw and unnecessarily large body wili be able to appreciate the true condi tion of affairs, and show themseh-es the gentlemen they mo;t be uder thet e:r cuimstanes. We believe tis morer.et in keeping w:th the was podey of the ereeo(ice. He is afraidl to break with the arch traitor and pnimte me,time-. J e, ar.d sceinie hsim by- sendig u'p th troops. Wc may be mnistaken. WeF wait, howcver, to see what the rpan. 4il the di,tricts uinder radlicai han are quiet. anid will remain soi :: Grevs . his kind keep away. O'n thew .e *r:sts the re.to.%iilty. aLnd Govenr Scott k tOu. this as w:;, asheke .2hat he i., :lehter to-day :han; a ,n: tin.i, hi :c abent i-nto So~uthi 'ar.,ina. Since wrritin:i the abn.-e. he 'Nn has calati,ti in the e.rres tofeve were :ii:taken. Te rctM r db me : as strossg as ever. Tm:t Ec:.ae-rc re.GAzsn.-T'te De:n ..jr inumts r ,Irthi..sterling mni';thly is nat It::. g i.Sing up Yolumne XII o.f the new r-erte, a:.-! t.Tnnoune;. ;ure:rsed a'cc.ions no th,e conmng year. liT :ai.!e of ccte.ti is even m.or- thn ie:dty eo:n*rprehensive, amI ptrwn:s the Very t4ca,M ,f foreigni current lirature. .mo;ng thne n;t:'t no:ie:Me arti, cees are "Lo:ter.Wr':ii;" "Fitheor Arnit;" Ante-" "Ru-;n's Lree:ures ou Art;" "h S sr:pi.-o -Seat" 'B-ron Vou Mol:te;'" 'No p.ean" and Pari:" and so on to :he nu:::her literee' sluld have tha Ecfie,ic, and the prsn-na good fnumbet'r to exacrinen: wrh. Patth,'d by E. k Pelton:. 108 f:: ton S't. New York. Terms. $Sam pr annton; sincesotica 45~ eents. A ;'ortrait of Cor neille em:bedliches rIds Zr..e?, VWHiT T5 WEa&t' Adis 11OW To MAKE~ ..z.-Mnme. .emoresn: 9 Manual of instruncltin .'n D)rei .1d Dress,. sking. for the Fall andi Win:er -F:sihio'i of 1S70-1. Th!s bo .k oaght to he in the hands of every' mother, asdr, andL. .re onkecr in the !tud, a< t gives omynnic. v.cuutble and useful1 innf:ttion nf every depabLrmett of ies' and!ch!!aren:; .1.ne, wiuth numerous ilauerationsI. PriCce i5 ets. Mait-d free on re'mipt .ef priec. A d .loqn Mmne. Demorcst, b3S Lroadway, Nc. York. We end amang. our ehan:s this wee the t1rst numbler ojf a new religious paper, stit!ed the Bisxgn or vat Cnrincu, edit d hv the Re'v. Joseph Crow, D. D)., and .di!hed fin -\ttaa. Gai. WVe have badi io -ime ve:to give mo. re than a curaory gLnen at :1;s:.,r:, appe. r"ce. bu: are; sUbti?ed of meknown; repur:-:on. I:ti ~i' v no,. ::ried, avu-i. w * Mo!eia the~S B-a2 iXteCU or s i,:. hubscih pd en ' i ~c ~ Tcrrnc' Ms:n 'n ' 'urs, we to:iee Cn Decemberi mjlti3gto- v:iirb nor tIet pubished hero.:f:ne wl Atrc:esn h.er ecu made. oMwevr, hv w hor. $3s.ibr w~ il receiv C....4einr Man:bly. m. asrca magazm. 'nrim" tbof fr alm ~uard enta-b Perso tne wsigt subscrie for th! eegm '.o" ny,l ~ Ne ore. A3 ter aou: s tneof p i"taleace.laa ~8 TaC'z 0T,DGiD puvebser nubr st Co.,N.iY. E p er eu.fue ::novr s numbe of thi vfry poulr an radt' go tim :o? sufsr:i for it Tns Laor Qu.-stion" A! a nee:intt held in this town on Sal day in November. the foflowirg repott was sub muittod for co:sidration, and referred to the township elahs. The clubs are ekpected to be repreC:tet in the meeting called for on SaleiIay in Novemliber, at which tine the re port wili he nade the special ord:r. We urue that the ,.trious elabs in the County miect prior to the call for Su!e-dty mind reolve :n some nction In reference to this report, and which we publi.h now that each and every ore mar have the opportunity of see ing anti Cadi'g for themselvest The Comril:tee tppcinted to consider tl^ + pire~Cm di<tresse-i cond;ilon of ourpelei ett ro: tar: y ttd indu trial point of v icw . sn I to sugget su:it actiotn as wil: m "t likely re no.e our etnlarrassncnt'. :i. letd to n:ove prosperous ret's, beg leave Mt report: That they have had the raatter referred +inde tr h setiout<s ronid.ration, and are forced to the counchtsion that the em'barrassed ecndition of t!e country, in the tiin, ariies from a frt:lcs! nttemrp, stimulated by the recent extr.tordina-iiv high prices fir cotton, to culti-ate ex-haute'! an ! Leretofore lad: tilted land-and u-in znean: too expen-ive to be warrauted by a more reduced m-triet rate for the producr. The inflated prices. imeie i.ate!v after the v:ir-nrices such :s the planter ree-ivced only this one time in all his life-induced the introIuc.ion of foreign fertil:zers and eosily inanure to .strengthen a'l stimulate the worn out soil in the pro duction of a p!an?, whih d.ua tes in mar ket more than any o:her proJnet of the coun try: and the conseqcueuce of a depreei:ttd narket nuirt necessar:ty he great pecuni.Lry loss. It will be remenihercd. by those who cuttirated cotton in thi part of the country, for somlie yeArs preceding the war, that at the prices which then ruled, and which we have no reason to be ieve wil: not soon rule again, its produc:ion had cea;ed to ie pro!itable iu Conpari.tnt wi.h its sucees+ful culture in the tertile lands of the South-west. Our lands ad, 'n a great nea:r-, become exhausted, anid the hie p ice, of cottn prevented the use of co. tly fertil'z r-, wlile highly prodine tive fresh land, were cuiu+ina.ily being ou;c ed there. every yt-ar increasing the pret:tn tion :iad ;o rwdcing the market price of the product. I, not this the case now? Aud i it ito: fo!ly to expe.ct to compete with tie S'n:h,t,cv:t on our ex':au;tted lands iith tbis expen-ive kini tf eulture? Cotton may be pro:itably grown at its pres ent rate, or even at a :ower price, on rich lands-hut it c.nnot be produced at mu-_-h less than twenty cents per pound on the xr-ater portion of onr up lands Ifra bale of co:ton bi- gro.vn on one acre. its prodnetit,n :t,! rIrep:truion for martt wil! eo!t ot: twenty-five dol!ar-. if two acres he required to grow it, it will cost S-5 or S50. If three acres, not lesa than ;70, and when four aere are rt quired-as is thu case with it great por tion if iour lands, it wil c",st, at least, '0 a los :t present rtte of S30 or $35, p--r bale Beaides, as long as otton continues at it, present price, to say nothing of a lower rate. we are at a disadvantage wi:h the Western planter in competition for labor. As surely as water will seek its level, so surely will la. hor go where it is most profitable. And the inducement to draw labor from us is greater than .e can hold out to retain it. At this very time, !abor is being hunted up in this di'trict for the Western country-at such prce ts e anot by any possibili;y paty Thbe following rates arc offered: Twenty dol ars per mouth, together with board. for eve ry) labo)rer that can be procured-and the cash advancedl for transportation. Still moie fa vorantle inducements are offered to families who are wiling~ to wor-k on shtares on lands produciag forty Dasihels of corn, or two thous and pounds of cotton per are it is clear that such indutcemeats wilt deprivae us of our most useful and enterprising laborers, and lave us only the ine1mcient and worthless The laborent being thas trnnferred to more fertile lande the product of their labor will be so much re:tter thtau it would be If they remained on our exh!au-ted tiarads, that the' production of cot:Uen wi!! conitrnia to exeed. is consamWi(r, anfd pri.,ue eut.ntte their1 dowiward ten&ne'y, a4J trsescudosgs nihake ag:d.nat us-for It seuts ouar present labor cannot he~ retairred aid sorge mneanst mtti he adopted to better orcinditioin, or cotton planting in this part o sour ecttutry miaat be aba.ndoned. It i< very dillieit to suggest a rem1edy tor -n greartian evi-he only oue that is now -q.pi'rent i.s t6 t,nline thet emtiva:ion <,f cut totn on'y to sutch acres a< will piroducee it po:itbly,v wilthou t exp.tnsivet fer:i:tizer<. For we still have land, whtich are prodnetive. A:don. the tiliing of' ex h:tttedlh tand tu te-m out to resit atnd rwetterate. ( nlii ate otdiy atuch .,pots (i' ia:;d its will ptro.dne'e prtt! rp', i'.e.er.e th1e land< you have n'ce'Ir friona our :hers, an Il mprovc I::, b> r..: rehttast tthem any mo're hi cnns::ig ~e.aswtful n.ethiod of' tillate Sou:h Car2ina lhts a emtnate and ia vatrty of I-rwhIt :tn u'tt:tr> ;wc. bty any of thet oher N>tes. We only! wan:t iiieans to tnav matuiest hit 'tzt!w i life int the 01-l land' yet." L.:t un strive to aeguire these meats C:: ttn.:e nto lun,g'r the hbtr:en acre ,. M.he use otihy, now, of thise tlttt do p y. Cti up the irge tr.:ets into -un dl f.irms, ain. byv portil :age ta;;dushaii igrationi fromo all parts of the wnri, of -uech i will cume an I setled l mdb with us, an.i b-:come towniers of' th: .,ii. The m iddle aned uniper ptrtion~ tof te .it' mutr, like the older tree Stares, be stt U:p by s-nall farmuers. x.re planta t:>ns ha ve had their day, andt herea'.:r in :his S:.it, must Ile coufrined tto th~ riec phin a:ons anid the sea ishrcnde. Taose who dedre to coti.iu: ai nngst us latrge ptlatto cttat riiy ritre C.inese~ labjorers~a'hich :a proved succe<sful int some pirtions~ of t hej Country--and It i< believ'ed t:u'y be made very p:.ttrah:e here--.tutd this is the only way' by w.det large~ plantations cart lbe con :iuied; for it is evident the ihorers we now have~ cannot he retntud by um. YThese are the only: views your Gomuntitt:ee are capable utfsugestinig~and if adopted, hy prctical m:in, it i< c-onfl lently bt iievid, thter wil be foutnd suhflie'nt for the comnplete res trtioni of our cun-try to i:.s fo.rmner agri caural j;osperity. Si e r:r-iit-, Cht::t'e:ers .nd li g:-aphis &: nuern ditn:6e M. -t oni Wtomn. i: omain......r.:e.....t.:.Iryys of Fem I B-uev: utntnitoflh-lai:i iintrated :md de Ad "Wnt i m i is !M:"t I ii tor E::e West Po.in t a a :-ta 1:n:: Per-on-t i0a:.ho'. '.:-d: Wht ': is<:he use o P r-n !o:: ?v .' :s Le: ::. or leirtners. .\ Cicy. a:: re. 25 en: book, -enm fir-t post. .\ draws ut i Preoogie,i dou:-ul, 38 i)y rr,ate .et;e we. iartn that Ans o v:, nT'ir-t.yi '-. Nt f::ther par tire. t-a ex:inguisne :ntt a caut of was accidental. 'te t.-iit:i.t .f ('hitr, necordi:z ,a ..r ee: .a -th whi:es 7u1., bLactk LOCAL. The Sunday train over the Greenville th ailroad between Columbia and Helena has P >een discontinued. We are indebted to President M. L. Wris- t on for a card of admis;sion to the grotinds art f the M ecklenburg, Yadkin and Catawba th, "riculttiral SoCicty In Charlotte, N. C , on H he 30t1i November and t and 2.1 DecCi- Eel )er. lie will accept nnr thanks A ctF.T.--' Wo ftight .cr- on the (reen- G Site & Cclnmbia Railroad jiuntpeJ th- track ad tbott two miles :,bove Alston on the 4th .c nst., and rolled down the embankment. ile tars were damagted. but no one was pn inrt. - - nh ATTtr'r11t is catlkel t, the new adver , tiscmtent or Mr. .1. M tt !Ion, who his In th ttore a ful' stock of tint ter snppiles f,or ihdi ridlttal:, f:!m lics and other peopl . A gene rat invitation is e'ktemi.d ii any 'cc a,l to o and get goods from hin che.:p for ca-lt. c .cetDF'T.-We regret to le:rn that Mr. in Geeorge A. Sligt. ne:tr Be h F.den (hurch. on a S.ttuday la"t, had his left hand severely la- PC ve-rdted by being canght in a gin, which he e as feeding. The gin had to be taken to pieces in part ere his wounded hand cou!d be extricated. No boaes were broken, we are glad to say._ _ }iu Stone & Murray have expunged the an- iil tique abuses an I cu,tons which oth.r exhi- th bitions cling to with so mnch tenacity, and i inaugurated a new era in circus amusements. SC With :t troupe of artibts the most distin- th guished in the world. this circus has acquired (It a fame for excellence and respectability that no other traveling exhibition enjoys. S.' advertisement. AxoTuxa FATAL R. R. Accii>xr.--We tl learn that a run utT occurred near Ninety-six cc lt Sunday, in which the engine and several cars were demolished, and -- Pearson, colored fireman. killed, an,t Mr. Jack Ger many. the engineer, badly hart. pt We leara that the engine is one of those to recently brought from the S. C. R. R. C We do h.ape, (and the public safety de. M man,d-) that I he authorities of the G. & C. R hi t., will take in-tant and active mneasures to at nake the roadl-brd firm enough to .ce"terte sfc tran,it for the pnaderous trains that now pas over it. to We learn that Pearson has been connected with the ltoad since its survey. COMtG-Ji'i.na's porkers. On Wedn es lay or 'Thursday, therefore, the citizens of this UwI may confidently look for a fine, i..rge drove f logs. We have it from ;en. Iniian .01 P oh ons ips theat the tvalking, ani- lt im ed inas of sanzage, soice, and spare-rib s 1 n, .it be here. and the cents per Ib. will satisfy Swe.ke... cf us. Jiianct's a trump, acnd ,i vs his he,t h..til in Newherry. We can't for- je :t his kindniess.acd wh ichi :muounts to this--to rn lect from his drove such as we need. with. >nt regard to weight, and only pay him what .thers pay. lie's a bully boy, and an cdi- T or is as goo)d as any body else with the same th fc oney- a: ONxo sZ Mota 'rxtz.-The reader who cr das in his time rnade one of abeefehch, can ippreciate the following: A good friend re a' ates that early this fall he made club ar -inr"neets for beef, the snpply to come veklty and atsis u.uahiy the case, (betterob served in the breach than the performance,) was to get h is fair proportion of boice and neat, fore and hind quarter, as bis turn :ame routnd, the way in which the beefi hrd, cacth man receiving in regular i i,ion his share of choice as well as indii 'rere tpices. Our friend saym that for scv -f5a nteen weeks his portion consisted of' bones, tal but that he made no complaint, hoping all s the whiit as the weeks rolled on. that his ei urn for a piece of good steak would ecome, U and for the other reason that he never could tee te individual who mainagedl the divis-, on, A t length, however, the timo expired, s td the p.arty camne in for pny, when hce en 'ird, -lnde -- had the club comtinned-, h how ong would it have been before I shouid p ave got it piece *of yC.T ?'' Ju<t one time f ore. Col., het replied. "For had the club kisted one week mire, you'd have lowd a piece s a rounid !''l The Col. r,ays he goes ag:tinst t .lubs in fiuture-ev'uet week< of' botnes ha< uired him. We siiggest that perhaps sonme other mant got the Col's good pieces. p FentAs.-('bcristcmc is coming, we know a it by the popping of tire eraelters. WYe tust ini one of L,br>' nitroisglyecrice torpedoes will be kept on saPe this year. Are we to ha:ve a ho(ok, ladder andl baitttc < c'mpmy, or a fire ej ince ? One or the other h we .-boutd have, and both: if possible. Thte ei:e:.ah.r ro::d niow being enut throughs the embl.nmac t necar the( depot, anid whichb S to cun undehr the track, is a goord Ides. m Our worty in4tn.ctt at.d connecd are pro-r gre'ie, Re cii the reposrt ('s t-.' habor qu essoaj tic aotter place. eail your clubs together and h setcd 'epresen:tatives to metingi on .Sale daf~ P necxt. A li::e in onfl of Moore's songs reads Clui: Or ~ctulc 1 lhe ro-es h.sp:mgled with C dew.' To whcieh a sentsile girl repies, " 'fwould'ei'ee ce :he rheucmatiz, 2nd so cit would you. 't. t(. Seon Ltit ic war, hast in r:aeIc tnt irst~ in the p ckets of htis coutntrytnen!"T tn Are youc pot ting in phouty of wheat? if so.i 'tis well. U not, be tup at:d doing. '1' ciltln The devil's own is cn the war path. lie 15 is like the seven yr-ar's itch, is .h. e. Luetcr dcspaitches brinig intelligence t:hat ir1 et'i,: constabei- lLubbard has re'igned. Oh tha few other prominent growths wonld o likewi<e. Shoultd't wondr if he is not A p,romoltedi to a higher posish. vi (in Friday lcc-t a poirtioni of the fith e uriy corps arrived hcere from Tennesseec i ut tie way to LaurCec<, antd on Satutrd.ay ininitg they marched for their des.tiniatiojn. the unmbner was said to be abocut 320. It !nm was said that anthier boly took another ' Icu rotcd, tat a prk of artilcery was also eu l rot *o h same pire, that a reg:meri U i~ was also mov ing Ott Sparitnuburg acnd L nion, i id tha.t another rcgimnt was to he sea teed promi.secusly. Is thii all ,1e's di ings? Wmhat does tt mean. What does Jo sophl wiant ? Lucer-MIen who are acquainted with Ci tOa la di .rm, that they heard cannot lirintg thi oct .tunday ui:tt l:ist. t ':llh'r -J r.teph's armyi aireretiingZ ip,n 'fl i N berrv,t hain cceom:pli-hed te ji O iih cl.e h a Cii fotfor Laurets. They arer. ccit:nin tmr: : mies of tihe town c. rTe G-:ccal'. cun ised ont iM:mtny night att So'clvock, ctn.t -.ieraly jaded tromaii the eet'. of Cthe thre" tib E!am I:eeik. ant I r '-te I inc Caocr oft tiee i cjof : :e Un ion. elev en .icingui,atnd pcrie er t.:iti-niocc' oter watesd- pur usd.ay. n 1 a .Th rmy has recurnetd iti of ln iand ntw oc'-upy Newbherry. u ST prisoni'rs-Col sitch Jontes, sacrici, ce i:b. GaC,rlciui , I Jr. Ri chard-eoc :n'l i cc" ol Mci-elyHlentry subli:r, J. Y. It. 'c i- .. haa, Spencer Ha:rris, G.e'i. Coipejand andtpr n.c an Fc 1or I iodd, were preci lOately sett o Coiumijia T ue-day m.orning befiore dayv, icc fi, tuecquence of a repor: thtat 1200 catvailry re comcicng to :htc:r rescue. (5 )t course no cin chl t hing ws eau' t em:pa ted, tint tile ori:ai, UP 'ator of tPz i vis reti rr oaghtt to be.i shipped. ony for nChe ceonvenience und p.ut m-l t- i -, the prisoners, in tis unceu.-ary pr gt mfovemen,Ut.) wt Ver t :et - fue armiy wi:h ordn--n -c w:g- w.1 c'-tn >ii' i .1, &~c.. is iring'ii tir C 'am ar :o'*i concent ra:e t.pot .ioc, utnd tha,i has t e1 m'u* bni- rti-un 'a:t c.O n 's - iC' vi -y a bt caitnpa:igu, rec)rded in the an- to Din of JDrsE F. D. Rtct.u-sox. e learned yesterday of the death (f. s lion. F. D. Richara,on, which totk- l ce in Cla:endon County, at the house o ex-Governor Manning, on Sunday v ning. the 20th instant. The deceased J s the son of the Hon. J-thn S. Rich- I< son, oue of the Associate Judges of ( State for a period of nmany years, 1 wts born in Satmiter, in 1818, and af rem:idning for a 1ong time in the trleston ;olletc, studied i: in the ice of the late d;si:-goished Attorney neral. Henry Bailey, E q., and was initted to the b r in 1S3J. -He soon t tieved for himn'vlf a brilli:nt reputa n, being eiqually remarkable for his wer of analysis an I profound attain .its, f-rtitl..d by a -.>uderfully reten e anuenrrv. lie was for in-iiy yars it mcrntr of e State Legt$h"tttre, in the lower hou-t-, tere he exerie,el a contir.! necesciiy 0 .i,ilt to his Com :utin. talents. Upon the re.organiztion of the Jtdi rv svytemt after the war. hie was l,ro )te'l to the Bench, ha' ing been elected District Judge for Berkeley, in whih sitioi he added greatly to his well rned reputation -Phuenix, Nov. 240h. MysTEiort's Dts.At'C.itANE--SU:r sEn Ivt. Pi.AY.--We Icarn that a gen mnn named )rake, who ved in the ,per part of Ed.;efith"ll District, about e miles from Fury's Ferry, cane to is city, on the river bo.at, last Friday, inging two bales of cotton, which he Id to Jenning., Smith & Co., receiving e moner therefor. lie mysteriously appeared, and has not since been ,nd. The last seen of hin was on I -idav evening. when he left the "ragon ,rd of Mr. Mekeon, iu the upper part the city, for the purpose of going to e boat. The amount received for the tLou was $104. [Augusta Constitutionalist. ''ut SurreTt Bimurrt:s 't:tePtu.tv.-Thtis ,ap-ir and widely known Southern nic, at the recent Fair of the South roiina institute, was awarded a Silver edal. It has a great reputation, nnd is ghly eflicacious in Dyspepsia. Chills d Fever. Cholera Morbus, Diari laa, neral debilit., and kindred ills. No e who ha ti.aed this tonic fails to c-ont und it highly. Its proprietors are essrs. )owie, \loise & Dat i., corner of eeting and 1I:s l--treets. Asoru- i .uors OrrRAGK..--We trn that a young inan, (white.) unof ndin. and quiet, living in the Mt. Zion ighorhootl, was dragged fro:n hi. mtse a few tlighits since, and cruelly and traieously treated by negroes. No estions were asked him, and they wouhi S ert none of his inquiries as to the al ed provocation for the terrible out ge.-Stuter WCatchnan. --------- -++-- - - Tnr: OmFuCIAI. VoT OF Ni:w YomnK. c official ri-sult of the late election in e State of New York for Governor is follows: Iloffinan, Detnocrt. 460,'701; oodford, Republican, 365,632-)emo alic nn-tjority 35,060 ; an increase of 123 ver the previous election. The gregate vote of both parties, however, or a large decrease. L~oso. November 25.--Thc Echo du rd.this evening, bielieves a pitched battle pircnying near .\miens. I. 25ith, re-porting an engagveen onl ednedayv, near Mezierca, where the Ger in were defea tedl with heavy Iaev. Liu.a, Novemnber 2.--There hai been hig all dauy at Villieres l$ritonentix. D Is are waDIrin. NEW 1Ong, November 26.--The lIenld's ea, fronm Lndon, says Russia's reply is idence that she is not preparcd to abide equivocally by her original circular; but ,rlbkoff, though lie does not wkib war, is erse to withdrawing thse circular. TbeTribne's special.dated St. Petersburg, ys R~ussi.a is unpreparfor War, and can >t bae ready before spring. Tec Gazette ,ayas Ru<sia c:tfnot withdraw r delaration, noar leaive it, withiout the actic-l tonse qutence- of s'uch a paraopositiorn im the Engli..h pures', whichi on?y compels r to pursue more actively a re,au1ioan of e problema set before her. No ante in Rh< a desires war, b at all clia.-ies wouldl consett war r:the-r than a huiiiating~ retraction M-r Y OU C AN OBTA IN atUnble)l employentI in younr own touwn, for pordon of your leisure' hours. by aiddress Y. .M . Christian Association. Chicago, Uct. 29, d2-if ,e :-A' Tl[I NG OF Bf;ArrT Y a Joe forever.'' the hie-ith relieved and the :nte reatored to the pale and -daly~l by 'lhe eof aiT-t-ril BITTERtS is egridFVly a:4iuag d joyul. Nov. 30, 48--it. rg DO NOT TRY FOR EIGN itturs,.hn your owu soil proriuces the medies for dtae. ineident to the same. rongout the &outheirn SLate< people will (er from dyspensia. chu ilia and feveir, agiie d . other mta!:rioile diseasets, becaus;e tey easant atnd effce'ive curc, prepared rrom mne: ruts and herbs. Ofei sure! reliable! is Wincmin'< WormI mliv! Nov. 30,-48-tt. r- I-' YUU IIAVE~ S-\ LLOW, !r of skin. or yellowi-h brown spots on c- or body, d u!lnea.s, dlrowsines-s. fr.-quetu! :udhiehe or dlizziness, b.td i:aste 1 iouth,. tnat coated, internal heat, untiteadyl . app0 lw s-pirts gloomy forebodings, you are ing fromn liver complaint or billint" . and nothing cl-c will relieve andl Cnre m o speedily and permanently as Dr ree A Itlt.\t. or Golden Medic:al D)iscov, . oldl by dirugttists. A pamphlet sent e Addre-,s Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buiffalo. N. Nov. 30, 48--it r. I10W TO MAKE IIOME rT R I ACT LV.--Don't have your stairs iiotut hianisters, at the riskc of breaking ur children's neeks. D)on't havec wooden ig. that require a cord of lightwood to aina:te the room. Don't haive windows ito glass, so that whenever it rains vou nt shut out the light of heaven. Don't e ahe< without lin-ls, so that the sum-l er sun will dazzle your eyes, warp your rniure and fade your carpet. Int order I the neessary materials for finishing your 'iie in comfortable style from P. P. ToaIc, ialeston, S. C.. the largest manufacturer such things in thec Southern States. Nov. 2. 44--1m. A; --Such is dyspepsia The stom-chi and Sbrain are' too intimatiely tailicd far the one uai-r n jthout the- o:uher, so th:at dyspepia anid ce v tire ina'-p:ar;ble.- It miay i.e added,. . tht i,rittion oft the- stonmachi is a! mnst inva t! :aacompnied by irr;iio of the. tempher. itii:ralting mi:d tra:quiizinag operation t s-tt-rs ititters us tnost powerluily devtel l a e-Se< ir init,hetion. Thec dit-t effetct of a:- .inabl tonic is caomforting tand e-icour tag. A inild ah-w perv::de.; thme SYstem, the Ottic nein ess it. theC regionu of the stomachi -s-e-:Cl. anad the nearvouS recklt-sunes which rac:erim- the disease is abmated. I hue im e m-nt lin tot tran-iv-ut. It is not succeed-di th r-turt otf the ohl syamptoame with super dlad torco. as is alwraysm the ease when unia-ei -d stiuants aire gi'ven for the coampleit. ch dms so--ms lto inmart a permanent acceein hmaalt fal invieorato'n. lBut this i4 not all. maprie:tt anaul'anti-bil lionts propenrti-ts ofi the tjy.rationi are scaricely saeotidary in imupar tce to its toni:c virtues. If there is ani ove-r w oft iet- ble se-Cr-lion is uon bruguht with in ..per limiits, and if the bieury organ :s inert i tnt-pid it is toni-d atnd re-guiated The efiect un the- d icarming arganms ~is equally salutary. d itt caes orcuatatipationt the cath lartiO tactimu ai-t um! ci-nt to produce the demired rem-ul: uiually anmd without pain. The liiters also .ote healthv evsporation fromut the surface dc i i particularly desirab,le at this season] en i sudden tgils o r.aw, uniplcsant weather ip o check~ tie intatrai perspiration and , uiCe conig-.-tio ofa the(i liver. coagis and .sTe be-st m-:f--gnar< ila'ins ll dii.ette is ii cigr, maid this the great Vegetable Ret aar ve escutially promotes. Atthe ndj'nrned annuml meetin: of the tackholders of the Blue Ridge Railroad 'ompany, held on Friday, at the office f the Company, the following gentleaenf ( ere elected Directors: J. V. Hnrrison, ames L. Orr, Andrew Simonds, William ,irney. J. 11. Jenks, Hardy Solomon, worge- W. Waterman, James M. Allen, . L. Cardozo. COMMERCIAL. NrvtnY. S. C.. November 29.-Cotton 14c. F (OLUIaA, Novemnber29.--:tles of cotton yes r.uv 14) bal":-mnidd;iags 14' .c. NEW Yor. Novewbei- 2S-7 P. .L-Cotton rm and in good demand. chiefly for export; ales S.30( ba1e-uplundr leg. Guid, very dull. t I :. . Cii At.e,-T". NorEml."-r 29.-Cotton 1ull al 4 '1 ba:v-" ree--ipt: :..373; exports 5.34; tcrl" 27:'!. AVrr.,. N v,. :l.- tton market firm r, 113 for e,m idi:. ;: t-> Di, .alei: receipts Lie itP '.r.. \ .o-m.r 2S-I vr.t-ug -( otton rn--1e at1ai- J x : x l hit*: .4 . P ..' ka 14, :A b;ll.': "3 e'.. TI.-I: aI..d 1-xil./t .. 11' :tfn;.s Q.irill .N OF %oUTrERN S-CURiTIES, IN l I.\t. 'T )N. S. V.. CuRL'TieT) Wi,Kt- tY Al Banker & Broker. No. 25 Broad Street. A NO0MlBEIR 23, 1870. GT-rraSYCetttTtes.-Sonth rarolina. old.- a ; do new. -a 71; do, regi.t'd stock. ex int a -r srt'tnri..z-Au-.usta. G-.. i:ouds -a 5: Ctarlestot:. ". ( ..:t k, ex qIr int. - a 52; til o. Firr I.u:un I;ouds,a '3: ---; ultumbir.. S. C.. :oudk. -an . Itatt.KnA U l:i[ts-limi-r i"lge. fir't mortgagt, Ia -; " I I.,rI-,.eand --ny:innul.. ia. Char- 1 ' otte. 'olto,,,ia N it Augusta. - s5: ('heruwL Itd U>tiiin rt.n. u : ;Ifireetiv!ile ar,d t'.uimbia. at m.ut.. i is -: do. $:iitr- %n raitrv. fia-; t Sortl:e at.ru. Si a -: $;vauulb at,d ('har'eston. at rnort.. - a 7; to. Stnte guarai.tce. 69a -: :outi Caro!ius. - a 73; do,6s; spartaubarg and - .nio. - a 55. S RATi.tUOAri s'rTOC-Cbarlotte, Columbia and &ugnlta. - is 40; (rreaville and CuImbia. 2 a ; Northeastern. 13a ; Suvanuah and Charlea on. - a 35: South Curolint. wholerbates. -a 1l; do.halfabar.-2 ExCB& .: &t-New. York Sight. I of par; old. 110a 113; .Silver. 1(3iu--. tr SOUTH CA::It.A DANIC ILLt. A 'Bauk of (harlestuo .......................- a - 'Itank ofNewberry.......................- a - anlk of ':iaden........................ . a - Ka k of Ge.r etowt...................... 7 a - o ItRak of.;outh Carolina................... S a - Itaik of (hi- t-r........................... S it - Iaa k of H b,n urg......................... 7 u - Bank of-tate "f S. C.. prior to ISl1........45 a - Ra:k of State :r W. C.. isti isse and 15t2.30 a - . 1antnaii d,ch:,:i:e. lek ofCh'r;rstou- a 1 i'eople'r " .nk of ('hiialston.............- a - e 'Inion Bank of ('harlesto ............- a - 1 outhwestern 1 It liank 01 ('har!eston. old.- a - Southwe.teirn i 1 iak ofCharlesiou,Hew.- a - State innk of Ch:arleston... ....... 6 a Farnera'at.d INCh:lwite C'k o1Charleaton.. 2 a - Exchane Bank oil o;unbi".............. 7 a - homlmetcial Itak of Cohtl,bia............ 7 a - )erchant Tlank or Cheraw.... ........ r a - P'lanters Bank of Fairfielh........... a - S ate oIf routh Cat olitna Lill. Receivable...95 a - Civ of 'Charieatr.n Chauge Bills. ..........52 - 0ii.34s in:lr'rd thult- - are iing redeemed at the lank otunter of tach. Administrator's Sale. By virtue of the order of the Hon. J. T. } Pe'ter4on, Probt:tte Jut:e, we will sell at the residence of Thomas U. Crotmer, deeea,ed, f On Thursday, the 15th day of a .Decmber next, re person d property of said deceased, con. istht:g of u hIorses, Mules, A CattlZ...liogs. Sheep and Goats, (Carriage, Wagons, Aricutnrni Impulements, and Blacksmaith Ti~ools.e Corn, Fodder, I Shucks. Pea:i and (Colton Sc-ed. t Ioehldit and Ki tehen Fu rnitutre .bminai.-tr:atura. Administrator's Sal.e. I till -ell .i the- l.ae 7e.a.! eeC of Tui~-1aI!j. Dcembe th I~ 1le 20h 1 ?i'h. f.,llow ing Per-onal Prope'rty, viz: T wo 1>rses. ITeni heal Cat tie. Two 4.hors~e Waag7ons. Thre Carreg~es. TIw> Enxgies. One lot Blat-ksumit h Tools. One 45 Saw Girn, Onie Thareeher and iFanr. Two 60 g.alIon Bfoilert. n 40 galot Boajir. Onec Cast S>r.ramt Min. Corn, Fodder. Cot ton-seed, I'iU.'sehold arnd K~itchen Fiurnxitre. Faring I mplements anid Y:rioius ot.etr articles. nenatily kept on a Fatrm. Terms Cash on deiliey. .J. N. MAIRT IN,'A do'r. ! Nov30482 Fresh Monuitit:t Butter. A mbmer i)r:p to goc W~ithi it. Baihed M.o:il. lie'hed Grist. Fresh On-tert-. by the pint. rpart. galln or .erved up. E VE R Y DAY. The sic-k are nlotified that thtey cn et. ICE. FREIE OF.- (CHAl{1E, whenever I have it. L. R. MI.\RSIIALL. Change of Sch:edule on Green;ille - nnd ('olumbla Rallroadt. ON and after THURSDAY, December 1, thae winter schedule for !'asseniger Trains will h as follows : "Le.ave Columbiaa at7 'jaeock, A. M ; arrive at Greenville at . 11 l. Leave Greenville at 5.45 A. M.; arrive I it (Columbia at :I45~ P. M. B3y order of n1 ce:teral ISupe1rimenrerant. CIHAs. flARNUM, General .gent.I TO CONTRACTORS. IS Ilare winOe for th RPAllinG anelo-in.g the sano, in the ton n of New .orrv. The contract will be tziver. to the. w- t bidder, ni ho wdlh fu:rni-h mll mnateri.d, oad f.e rea- v to con:mmee' the work bay the jrst of J.imi ary, next. Specificaionsv c.in >e seni bJy aJpi'ini iii Col. II. M aroan , or t No. :Na, 48-Stt. t-ee' B'd Trus%toee. -. - d. Notice--Sale of Peso al Property. On the 6th December. I will sell at my -e idenc. foar ca<h, a gert.ral a.wortmeint ot Eioo<ehold Proaperty , ine:-uditt an excellent 'iano, a new cook-tova'. with othier kitchen itteik. A No a light Rockaway, with clou > )!e haress in goodl or-ler;taauggy waigons, na+ o,ts aami baarey, in the sheaf and : ' re-led : fadder. straw, potatoe<. Also,a 'arrningr iuplements. B. R. SCOTtf. N.,v - 1 .M.WILSON Survivor of Wilson & Wicker,) Has r.ow in store a carefully selected stock of Dry Goods, Ix GENERAL VARIETY, 'amily Groceries, And Plantation Supplies, 00ts, Shoes, Clo ig OF ALL KINDS. A Choice A!rorttrent of Crockery, Glass and Wooden-ware, ?OTTON YARNS AND FANCY GO)ODS, I of which will be sold Cheap for Cash, id no mistake! i Call and Eraminc before Pur chusn ug elscu-herc.. I Tltnkful for past liberal patronage, a con ttance of the same is respectfully solicited, Al persons indebted to the old firm of ILS(r a WICKER., are requested to call d settle at once, as further indulgence can t he given J. M. WILSON. Nov 30 48 tf rATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. NEwIERRY CO( NTY. By John T. Peterson, Probate Judge. Wherreas, Benjamin Ahrams, hath made it to me to grant him Letters of Admiini= iion, of tie Estrto and effects of Mary . Abrams, deceased. These are then-fore to cite and admonish I and ..ing..ar, tlhe kit,dred and creditors the -aid decea- el, to he and appear be r' me, in the (Gort of Probate, to be held Newberrv Court House, on the 12th day lh-ce:nb,er text, :fter pulrication lrereof, 11 o'doek in the forenoon, to siew .nec, if any they have, why the said ad inistration should not be granted. Given dler my h:tni this "Sth day of November, nuo D)omnir,i 1870. JOlHN T. PETERSON, r. J. x. c. Nov. to, 4S-2t. TAT1E OF SOUTH CA IOLINA NEwERRY CoUNTY. lv John T. Peterson, Probate Judge. Witt:t:. s, A n::e S. Derrick, hath made t it to me to grant her Letters of Adminis. ation, of the Estate and effects of Geo. rrrick, 1dece.esed. Theareare thteefre' to cite and adronisi I and sin n!ar. thet ki,dr.d and creditors the said dueceaeid, to be and appear be re me, in the Court of-Probate, to be hel Newberry Court leuse, onl the 12th day Decemher next, after publication hereof, 11 o'elock in the forenoon, to slew use, if any they have, why the said ad. inistration should not be granted. Given c ider my hand this 2tl day of November tno Domin i, 18711. JOHN T. PETERSON, P. J. .. c. Nov. nr, 48-2t Estrayed Cattle. STRAYED fromt the subscriber en or >taut the 1Sthr Novemnber, one large red >w with white f., anid a fine deep red 'tifer, and two young mrik-h cowsa, one bbw.~k d wMite s'pot tel, in.! the other pale redl. liberal rerad will beC aiveni for jiformai on which wi!I lead to the recovery of the )re. II. M!. BUZIIARDT. Nov. 30o, 48--:it. NOW RECEIVING BY D. MOWER, II bhils. Famtily FLO UR. -- -- .4. P. Auhl's Flocur. 0)0 lies. toutntry. (secotnd quality.) Addieltions r'eceived abtt(st d:edy. of I the NEW STY LE HATS. .-tita e r thte season. :awtl sold very low tU. 310WFit BARGAINS EVERY DEP'ARTMENT SWl tillkd with the chOieest nd mro.st desirable GOOD)S. Remember the place, at D. 3MOWER'S. Nov. 2-, 47--tf. - _ _ ('1$TOUi luta de })'.gd C A LF OO T'. andl wartedl. Far sale~ by D. 30QW EUH 300 lbs. Bluestone, For sale byv D. 3IOWER. Nov. 23, 47--tf. Frog Level CUSTOM18 will take ntitce that have f ful suipply of' that good1 :ke of ANE~S iu hatnd, ande for sale w. D. 3IOWERI. AL L pa ~:rt ies it]nd ee toi met by )Iem - pianm .\eount. 'ir in:myn iother way. -e requetetd tol pay the' satine at on1ce. D). 310WER. Nov. 2:. 47T-tf. 'ire Wood For Sale.: TI lH E ndereig.ned prop'-es to sell V) WOD the citiy.n;u of the Tewn ciof Newr~berry, rich is of excelen'at unrii: r for Inuel, coni 1igof! k Hiekory, Ash, &c. Tho-e siting Woodl tiay lie.r their oraers with essrs. Wright & Copponck. A LEX. C. WELCIL. Boarders Wanted. FiVE or six per-on'e m obj~tain GiAl: I, t ojr nlithout Lei)DING--dai toador e .,ered hIoweCIer-on moderact e termsi, by | ,ulvitg at once to i ' ' MR, -B'T STEWART.| Nom- I,-: .4r-3L' Combination Circus. M1~i 4 THE GREAT STONE & MURRAY -NI -R I1 US-. 'he Collossum of xhibtions! EW DESIGNS TO AMUSE! EEELESS TALET 4TUIlLESS SKILL 'resh Sensation For 1870. WTLL EXIIBIT IN L3BEVILLEt WcdneAny, Dec. 7. AT ,TEWBE RR Y, THURSDAY, December 8. EXTRA ATTRACTION. 411 Ilerr Schrcff's Trained Wild Beasts; wil be xhibietd coujt.intly with the Circus Periorm acer. Witiuitt atdlitional hhrge. ilIrr Schr,ff. herpeat Lioi tiuzer. ;vil enter the Den of , i: gi' iu~ an exciting and thrilling Per rm:nc with these Ferocious Autm:s of the ot est, exet tlfin g I he imnnse potency that lat+ wielidr uver the Brute Creation. The opnetit Resuurce, of tie Sui-erb Centralization of A nicTalei.t, o delight ad :imu-e are if a chat acter quite e in tit' cuntre. The Exlibition%thisie x,u } ill ie ctrit:!;ed and adoied by peroiters it+ mi:atire in their rpeci:al oes. ate the ,licudur >t the E:teitattn.ttt will be el:st.ced by evety 4 tccersory iequisite to uake them elegaut in sty is ud tiui:h. and magniuceot in their genet:] hairaeter. !he great varie:y of ce'elrated I'erformers in h is 1: oupe is pot*t to -Ustain tne elenited stau ard ul excellence iequited by this pupu.ar Cir u-. A perunal of :he annexed iist of famous sctors cil erve of palpable evidei.ce to cotitm tLe 'romise. that the a1ttsne4emni.ence and coa-pic IOU! suaperioritry f itone & Mrurray' ircus wilt ettmply mnaintainied this .e.,A. 1beltold the ttraict:tols! E~xhibition s will be giren Af-] ternioon and Night. C'ommnencing at 2 and 7i o'c!ock. Doxnsopen lie hour prevsus. didission,. - - - - 7. Children;, under 10 Years, 50Oc. Sensational Spectacles. $-one & Murra' will initr.!uc two nw ex :i'iemen o. ree tio t he P'ubac-: [1 heS.rt't w ill bi iresetnted ont tbe molrning ol thea Eab.tz.. day, a Ine lorm of a Grand Street Pageaul! 'receded by the El;egnut tand C:hari.yt, contain iht w.ill h.e carcimtvested withI to'> man2iy wion ers t o be ttb.telh :e-.cri.eii in: it hei its of a etA pap)er ihVettiseret: therefo,re, the reau.r is ri-let red to the ':-riade it::eif for pa;rttCUisrs. I hte second f:e Exib.bitis will be a marveclots liohLy of humanti t nepi-Jity. UP IN THlE AIR. ster wh !'-"r iegt-01 h ipe 'if' 'ircu:- ':'i- a' ii rt-rri on a rJende.r -or-ummaittte F):' ri :: will ta1ke J. nce :a 1 o'cloick. In il t comninand Th-- atten)tionf of the citizenas of 1--or detnii.-of ie IYtal tecn,:stions. .ee th'e nriosfl lcturi D'.-cn;ttIve Bil anid Pro 'tan oft the W rid who wi! exhibit for tthe first eaon~ in .tmerica hits marvelous feats of Equita,a SIX NAKED HOI:SES! n addlition' to is~ of her ace'inpiibrnen:s gibril-. ,ieed y te mt.st dt u;g. iast.ing, and fin hdEquetriennte itn t he world. M'LLEt.tEANI-.ITE E.LL'CLER. fthe oetoi.shing au'l beautiful fight Rlope Dan MISS9 1.LY COOKtME. 'Ihc Ehigant English. Mini;re Equestrienne, 1LE .1t-XNE IURTt. Warid-renowr.ed lhare-b:ick lIIrd'e-Rider, lIest in Atmerica. 31R. TOM BARRIY Tie famous HIberntian (lownt. his fir:=t appear ance mn A meric:a. ~MR. D EN .,TONE. Ehe Popular Americ.tt (lown anid Fun Genera tor. TIHE SNOW BROTH{EIS, 3enjamin, Williamn end Alfred, the onparalleled 311l WItLIIlM3 DUCClOW. Ehe Intri-pil Pe,rtruer uin ( irde V~ioate, and 11is inatah *t'n G't t.iRGi1E. The brave.-t juv.- i- I-.gu- t in exji-tece, The ackn:owiledd Ch 'mnjton Tumnber of the The Piaragn .t it rnie-sun Eque-trians. tI' . ((< OLI :Ui. Ehe -it prisin;: Ie ittin it. whose stran;;e fer iih ty of ik :i t.d ils has won ior ztm the 3N1 EKU-:Ni. LEA HI rTe remarkably -1k ifl aml teark-,s G'~ :tt The gifted F-xpornii of ' n"rattc Ex~ercises. TheI- Ye-rs:aic Pantoi,m:c WAon der. MRK. J1. BACIF:l.ut, The above Pe-rformters wti be s'isted be such ulrdmtei ::ids is will be ;cq'tired to give' et at 'e unequtled Lqe:4'-rim I):r:o. wil ipeir hartctiritics oft rednte:nt,t and .u: in thi r The p;-u!ar ru:eM ir.aiugur:.ti.d 1evra' y 'ar :':o d r in their P.io ni t: e t.dopted this No ismokint a':.we i insid2e the Pavilbon i. FRSHaRIIAL OF NEW GOODS FEL~E1~& G1ALL11'S. AMONG wich im:tv be found somo err - entiifutl Poplins and other Dres* Goods. Prints. Ladies and :litses Breakftast S hawh. Infant's Hoods, Saeks and ilose. Fancy Cassiueres, Jeans. brown and bleached Domestics, Braids. Velvet T'rimrmiu, Opera Ilannel, and many other articles too tedious to mention ALSO. CROCKERY AND TIN WARE, Axes, Nails, &c. ENG. DAIRY CUEESE.. GOLDEN SYRUP, CUBA MOLASSES, RICE, SALT, SUGAR. COFFEE, IIMS. iAGGING. TIES, BLJESTON E, &c., &c. To which we are cooistantly making additions. Cal and see us. Respectfully. Fellers & Gallma Nov. 23, 47-tf. REMOVAL MYIES & MRTIN llaving reauved frotmt their old stand, t9 their Commodious New Brick Store, Call attention to their increased faci.ia for the tran"vaction of buSin.ss, Mnd invite a call from their friends and rustom,ers. Their stock consists of all grades of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, BAGGING, ROPE, TIES, &c., &c. MAYES & MARTIN. S-Nov. 2", 47-f. Tuesday, 13th Dec., 1870. BY permi.ssion of the Probatxe Court, fur Nen~ herry, I wurl SELL. on Ti:esday,v 1Ztl d1..v of I)-cembuelr ne.xt, att the haie restidene. of MOSE.$ AYS Dl)FSON, deceaNsed, the NlEA!L 1and4 PE R'ONAL ENT ATEof 54aid deceajed, A TRACT OFLT.NT Situoated in Newberry County, oc River, conitannt) One Hlundred and Forty . Mor, or' less'. and h,otrnded by' T WV.--hintont,r Florv. 3largaret 8. r II. R:. Maingnna and4 Cary Johnston. A LSO, Mules. Cattle, Hogs, S: Fodder, PlantationT H ousehold and Kitchen Far niture, &c., &c. TERMS CASI' MARTIN J. Y0UNG~ X'. 16, 46-:; mirporters and Dealers in FOR SALE BTY WILCOX, GIBBES & CO., IMPORTERS AND D)EALERS L 14S TEiy St., Sarvannah ; 2-41 Broad 5reet, A;ign'ta, Gal., 3.M East Ba! SL Charle~tstn, .. C. G. T. SCOTT, Newberry,S. . JAMES LIPSOOMB, C"happel', Depot, S. C. P. E. WISE, Fro; Lescl, 8. C. For~ f te informaition, apply or address as abiove for Pamplet. NOTICE.ea:ctye TIlE surv.ivors of the itec wiar, who wee Cofederate Soldiers, arc miosteaetyr, quetste.d to mtiet on1 next Sale.day at I1 - o'clock. in the ne w liall over Mares k Mar, !!.5no ats usine of jimpjortance wrill beL b,rou;.:'ht to t he:r atttn:ion. Lct every 01hiso d:ier imed the calli, for now, ast in the dsnetillovec dearly, it is the call of Nrv. 2-, Y. J. POPE. Notice. A Lady. w ho is a gradatate of a Lutheran Coil :re. amldi a experience in Teaching, dIvie. a 'ituation as assistant in a Hiigh Schoul, Governess in a family, or to take ebarge of a small School. Teaches thor oughly all the ERglish Branches, includ ig Literature, Rhetoric, Metaphysics, &c.. and French and Mathematics. Best ofe~ references given. A dde.m"A. B. C."