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LOCAL. Ocn AGeNTS IN CHARLE.STON.-The ad vertsng agen: of Messrs. Wa!ker, Evans & Ca-weit. rLf)eprnted bvy ltoswell T . Logau, , ; ny ago:z-: :ency for this paper in Chqrieston. L)L-VAL P. '-Essa.s. Gurr: s & iiF1M-N- Newsp:por Afivertistu~ - No. 4 6.%uh -M.. timore, 3Ir.. are duly authorizei to contract for adverti4emeata at our Co;Lti::Ct rate. Ayver tenr in ti:.o Cit-: tm requtestetiL to leave their L vors witl this hone." lankets. 9:aws ) lrs, . and Clo:. cau b- 1.und at McFA I, & VC OU - OE. 9.41-tf. LosT, 00ot.::-v street, between the rest ience of \r. Barre and Dr. Mclntosh, on Friday, t!, . i- inst-, a Heav Go d iraeiet, tp citlly va!ul!e to the owner on uccount ofi:s soi.ions. Any cme findingq and dt-liverin-: tI.e aove at this ollice, will he iraily re Warded. 43-4t. A very fire selection of Woolens Piece Geods and Gcuts Fuahing Goods, can be found at Oct. 9, 41-tf. McFALL & P(K)AS. NOTICE. 1 will .el cheap for cash the 11OTEIr at Salada Old Town. For terms apply to J. W. Miller, at Newberry, S. C. Oct. 30, 44-2m. J. C. TAYLOR. A full line ef Dress Goods, of all kinds and price, can be found at Oct-9. 41-tf. McFALL & POOL'S. Senator Sawyer will please accept our thanks for a number of valuable puolic doc uments. A prosperous man says : Early to bed and early to rise; never get tight, and advertise." Try this also and report to this office. CorTON.-Over fiteen hundred bales more Cotton were received at Newberry daring the current month than for the corresponding p--riod last year. We are rcquested by Mrs. Schodair, to state that she has secured the services of a competent baker, and will furnish bread, cakes an!d meals daily. SOME THINGS TO TRY.-Somebody says that every cord of wood given to the poor is recorded above. T!iis is a good time to try the experiment. FOR THE FAiR.-The circular of Super intendent Dodamead has been changed. Ex cursion tickets to Columbia State Fair will hold good till Monday the 11th. FINE POTA-rOEs -We have reCeived from Mr. G. )1elvin Singley, of Jolly Street, a surIpe of tthe larges: sweet pota-oes we have seen thi. se.son. We leIrn that the potato cIop is not genera!!y good. BEATEN To DEATH.-Welearn th:t a col ored imin .ar S!lu.d Od Towa, b:at his stp-gh:er-a -ie child of 12 years-so numcrifully a few days since, as to cause her death. .;LE-D.-k.-QN*-im a numb1.er o); -on were in town ycsterday. T (- sl'., of land bv the Sheriff em,ounted m) nhout fir !un dred acres, nverarig eiht dollars Per acre. Sales~ by the Uni tSa:es MarTh?i of N othing~ of startlingt n,;>ment occurred. Duringr last week the Natioual UJank of Ne.vberry paid out over seventy thtousand doilurs-for cottou transactions. In one day twenty-seven thousand dollars was imbursed. This speaks volumes for the com.mercial feeilities and integrity of our town, and for the prosperity of the National Bank of New berry. - The funeral of 3Mr. Hienry Burton., of tis County', r-ecnt': deceased. wiill be preached (D). V.) as Mt. Zion Church:, on nex t Sun de:.,;h insta.?, by' the 11ev. John S-out. Te Baptist fhureb in ste town will be: clsd in the n,orning, but preaching may bexeedat night. Ae SxPECIAL TRAIN FOR THE FAIR.-We arc infortaed by Col. Thos. Doduamea, that a train will leave Newberry this day, (Wed nesday), and to-morrow, (Thursday, 7th), at 7.15 a. in., and reuntesame days,levn Columbia at 6 00 p. mn., and arrive at New-. berry at 9.30 p. m. All those who are desirous of paying a visit can do so for one fare. (Gov. Scott made a speech to his colored friends here last Saturday. We have not been informned r.s to what he said, other than his admission that there had been "some ex trava'gance" in the State Legislature. When Judges cast aside the sacred ermine to er t,o the purliens of politics, and Govern cr-s descend from the Chair of State to the stump, comment is unnecessary. D)ING, D)ONG, BELL,.-A worthy citizen of this county lately missed a fine calf. Diill gent and active search was made for it, but to little purpose, till accident discovered to him that the calf had fallen into his well and there had. remained till the flavor or veal had so affected the water as to make it certain that somnething was rotten in Denmark. Since then our farmer friend has taken a dis like to beef._______ IloW CAME IT THERE?-Jutst after the pow wow on Satnrday last, in the Court House, in which Gov. Scott, Cardozo, De L ree & Co., took leading parts, and after th-v, the big drum, little drum, brass instru mnen is,and :he enraptured throng who listened t> e br,:ssed traf," had moved in solid pha iaux, shoutlder to shoukier to the depot, a sntail striped pig was ieen, disconsolately mn',og about the baniquet hall deserted, ro-~)1i absenily among the debris of potato peai!ina ::nd pea-nut halls, and granting out his d:isatisfact in at being deserted by is Isen. ThIe qu-tin is, how came that pig th:ee upii thi: lome fIizht of s'-p? It1 mut iave betien ca up. Does it belong to Se':: & to ? Oriiwas itsa free will off:ring thron;h the'. speatkers-soon to leave for' Co he.: .ia--to Gevi. eieet 3iose' ? i- hrTent C.,anell! ho'l thei ig till weo hear f.tomf be:>. itE INCEtNDtAttreM.-e .rn ta onS kie'ien of MIr. Alherr Spear:nnei V.w.s di.covered to b -on fi nod :51m totally de-trveed. Ther.: h.'d been ':o 'ire in -i- ein'se n: on 0f that day. It was ciat:. t.e act ot an incendiasry. - And again Ont Friday nigh.t la; t about the same hour the gin hense of Mr. N. B. D)aiy Seport, in this county, wes set on tire by some fiend, and the building withi twenty one bale.: of cotton burned. The lurid light -- of :his burning was seen in town and excited some alarm, it being at the first supposed to be from some building in the town. is this midnight burning of gin-houses, e --ton, dwellincs, stables and kitehtens a re sa-ne of iormer devilish work, which drove people to band together in defence oa'life and property. and for which many suffered as -Ku K!ux ? If it is a resumption and be al -,lowed to continue, the people might as wel! *' a: once say "lay on Mae Duff and damned be h e who first cries hold enough." This burn ing must be stopped, there is neilther reason, tior cause for it. The carpet-baggers and ne ~oes have all the offoes and have command of the treasury, and we beg them in God's t.m inM r hd*tU 8Wdlf DEATIH.-With the falling of t1je leaf and the sighing of ti.e aatumnal wind comes tLe "4reaper, death," to gther fruit and rl,r alike. from) ;he clls mart meads of fife. .A!;d wec o: Neaen *i.re t again admonished &h:~i 1.:n: " l. i :s transient as the twil:rh1 'at>t.t : e nr. V.: 1 i*e of life and ore. Ouri.esie:u hc Sad; and silent chamber ei dIub WM is:m:i:e mn:rou, m::x-- Cx .r.: a . r !i tid o a. 1I. . 1 tI 3en, gate :m in : ea :il:at V1,y Among the %eclnt ti are Mr 1lenry Btiroii, M.James.. W 'tee.NMr. WV mn. E1. D. R-id. and W I let;e lcek'. Mr. Samjp. son Pope 3ad Mr. R. ii. Wright lhave n:. beel vi<itcd. and each jws ' an ifat chi ta. "! not in cruelty, not in wrath, The reaper camie that dav: Twas an angel viited the earth And took thc fiowers away." BUSIEss--COTTON.-yhe lively, crowded appearance of the stlects of Newberry, and the busy scenev exhibited, in all the num rous stores which iine the public thorough fires, is a sirht wbich strikes the attention of Strangers with surprise-they wonder at the extent of 1.usiness trawzaeted here, and that an inland town should show such evidences of activity, prospcrity and dash. Their won der, however, soon gives pl.-ce to gratified pleasure. It is indeed a pleasing sight wagons to the right, left, front and rear, piled up with the fleecy staple. Early they come in. Shurp samplers and biyers are on the alert; soon are the wagons lightened of their loads, and the owners, with bright, crisp greenbacks, from the National, are diving into some of the many attaCLdVe stores most commonly first into those which adver tise in the Herald-and for hours basily do their trading. In the meantime other wag ons come also heavily laden with King Cot ton, while some are on the return with sup plies in groceries, shoes, dry goods, not for getting more bagging and ties for other bags still to be brought 0, yes, 'tis a pleasant sight, for its business and prosperity, and bread and meat,-and, too, the most of these cotton growers remember what they owe the Herald. We doubt if another town of the size and population of New berry can show so bright and cheering a record. The amount of cotton received for ship ment at the Newberry Depot, for the week ending Nov. 2d, was fourteen hundred and ninety-five bales. Ri:m a:n -Le-e:- of Admiinistr:aii-n tieough Prob' :i' ou!' wil ::ot be in1serted ht rvafter ifnot pa id for in aidv.:nce. Le1gal ntices, of al othr kias, :o in sive p ieivaiion i nist also be p.id f4r i;: :irias over; ot- inch lonz mitus o he p-id for :it :3%-erti:ng rates, :t.3 -::ai .-Cm %71.m >N P.Avici:LaR -We ;I'e i -,-t & fil. e in ega! hands fo LnV. i int a3 plecaant step, butt .som3 te:; ' r-ien:C>me make such a conur.ece in o:hor-, av.)t 't-eare-inifferenee ont': part of no::a fewi, are somte of the einue. Atl indebted wi!! please co:me forward;. Those indebted for advertising Let:er- of2 Admtinistration tthrough Probate Judge's ut icee. will be sued if prompt settlement is not nade. 44i-31. COMMERCIAL. wm:n,S. C . Novemaber 5.-C.tt on 16:. (-oz.t uzt A. NovembeAr 4.-Cot ton 17g. Liver. rutt. Novemrber 4-Even:ing.-Cetton quiet-uplanis 10; Orleans l1. Asw Yonx. November 4--7 P. M.-Cotteni d.: -upands 19); Orternas2'. Gold 1191It?. BSALrisons, November 4.--Cotton cutl-idc ('tH:t AL TvON. November 4.-Cotto:a dull-rid iig e 1a18I. AusT?, November 4 -Cotton weak-mid iling 172. Wanted. A furnished roo'n within five rrinutes walk of the C. H. Apply at this oilice. Nov. 6, 45-tf. Guano, Guano. Mapes' Nitrogenized Super-phosphate of Lime is one of the best Guanos known in thi< County. For sale by Nov 62t LOVELACE & W HEELER. MASONIC. SIGNE CIAP ,R No 18, II:.:. . The Regular Monthly Convocation will he held at the Lodge Room on Monday next, 11th inst., at the usual hour. By order of the M. E. IH. P N. B. MAZYCK, Secy. Nov. 6, 45-It. The Newberry SilVer Cor net Band will give another Vocal and Instrumental CON CER T, On FRIDAY EVENING. Nov. 8:h, 1872. For fnrther particultirs see programmes. The reserved seatis will be strictly reserved] umnil after the 1st part. and such arnme me;nts hav' b)eeni made that persons procar inr reeert'ed seats wili htave no trouble in ob tiiing thr-m. Tickets for' stale by D)r. John Rt. Thrompscir. at t.is otIce. Mmli:,sti,- 50Y cents: !:eserred Seats. 75a,: Nov' 6 1 B3oots & Shoes, Milliery alwI Carpets, is at the FIRST CLASS OIF R. C. SHIVER& CO. Call and be conivinced a. C. satvVia. DAVID JONF.S. J. E. DAVIs, r .l! I u I wv. 1'. - o Glacel, -1 taIp for e h ters . -vm to : to in Jl 7t 0 ":.( o. : INJ 1 0 1ho T - - x 1, r : in ,: : , ' ellee 11Nor -a-r. .w House, Non'hu I. L ., n ti : "I' r 1 tile ;or t cir ice rei f : . .I n : -c: :p i . D.tei NO".erTY, G., Novem ber 1, iS7. .i.-E & JoNES. To Ismcs A. Bond, :b en fr itt. Take noticce thar thle . uunomons inl thik t-I t'on, of w.lhich th fw-:go ig is. a c:opy, an d tie cotjpuuin. we:c -ied in the ol,ic of dh (!rCk of tit C:ourt of Cum:n; ica ato New Cur'.t. i')Use, in tlc Culi:y o Nen berry, in the Smtv of' South Carolina, On the I.t diY of No%#-mb)er, IS72. JONES & JONFA, Nov. 6, 415-tf. Phiiidffs Attorney. 11111 D. 10 1U Ei.C DEsiRIEY to anncm:ce to their friends and p.alroiis that tie have MOVED into their Large and Elegant store, Corne .J1aio and Pla,n St.., Under tie Wheeler House, V'here ti-v bavf OPENED their IMMENSE STOCK Of NEW and Desirable Goods, S1 to.a Wn H REA T CARt, .iND. ISitMLiu II tIvpTH fET K 1A.')D , 1.' WM. D2. LOVE & C0., comm~a, s. C. B iB. MeaEi.Y. det. :0, 41-u BUT ALWAYS BUY GOODS C HE AP FOR C AS H! OF CO.LDMIA. S. (.. DEAf.ERS IN HOU'SE-FURNISH1NNG GOODS, CROCKErRY. PLATED WARE, TABLE CUTLERY,4 WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, And almon! every article to be conceived of by the HIo1usekeeper. Visitor to the city are invited to call and examnine oiur superior iud ext. i,s;-e stock. J. A. HEATH. R. KINGSLAND Under C,olumbli2 Hotel, Go'lumfbiaI, S. C. WM. GLAZE, COLUMBIA, S. C., WVoud itnvie attentio.n to hiis stock of Watches and Chains, In creat vi:. for latd;es' and gents' .Jeneiry, in Diamzond, Pearl, Coral, SIVE AND ?PATD WARES. C*i c fa.Cvk of 12. L .. '* si. -/r; i Eve bo:e : i marke . Fo /slea ati. ver LOW 'R4E 'OR CASHONLY.P J. aA RD Hasr asad etsFrihin Goods. C. .C11 O L U ... '-_ -1 1 Ia:z -asan ent's Furnishi n G ot), C 0 L1j _T B1 1AS. 0. WE w: cevn aind. will Cu%tio-1 "o t'o.b tC Sc.ton:he liE T R \DY .ADE CL)0TIING. Iht cannot lie arored if equori le: ld v :in% encao mni;lc. .ll the a.lrasbn E in .ELTONS. DIA GONALS, CHE11OTS, 1EAVERS, TItCo lS, BLACK DRE' S F.l'11S, 1.LACK !W 'ESIN PANTS, FRENCII and MERICAN D!'IES VESUS, LOTH, S!LAK :-d VELVET. A splenlid ;inc MENS', YOUTHS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING. wnm: F.kN(Y SHLUTS, (HE10T AND NEGILGE SHIRTS W4m:r A:T rNJ:1 wEAR. YECK wm and SUSPENDERS, \I'iA'N .CiG,TS, SILK A) INEN 1AK\ DERIIEFS. SILK HATS, FALL STYLE. The unider.i.nd re4pectin!y c% Tre nitenton ol their fr.endsa i:i cc.omers of New erry anid pper- Counie, to their larze aid weil selecied Stock of Goods. Vis tors to the iy are invited to call:d* xamine. O)rders will be promptly attenLd to and satisfaction ;uairaiteCd. IC KiNARD & WSLEY9 , COMM A, S. C. Oct 9, 4 r. - * - H ~' -.t - -v - .a ne. : .n. A~ f i BNGLI. SIERE ANDI~ IA ME , Giv us tcal ad btcovined Extra Attactiontfo 3F.S H.~T~ BERRY,t fth SACSUZACE ltiCLUMB*iii.fl I, S.CI C. n Em nG i ! :. A: r..iring th ar. A D Hvi est.i rto1i l tad o tr lac n .~ ia ioS:t:.b..:or:iei: in pr ~rEST NGS.Under WE.12N & HIX'S Art Gallery, Giv u a -tll III b r,~~iic-d IMain Street. COLLdBI3 A. S. C., Oct. 23. 3-tf. lggs reslicet!nli y to stte that ie has. no0w -- --- open, REMOVAL. Magnificent Stock of Jewelry, M.H.B RR , Silver Ware and FancyAries and 0 fel:'heita:tionr in saingr tha-t it is1 ti-ec fies sock of Wateciwa,'Cl.icks Jew.eI ~~ ~ r.v i rrnunids, Solid and Inte 1Wa re, Cut - j h.ry, k9., and the mao-t irarrtic and b -i CO LU ~ BIA , s. c. f'i in ..yle,' ever be-fore exh(iited in C obu. - h ia n - Very :irdeie from fi. rf!lau ci * u!l*work tv:t r.:n:ed. ru1 ii JOHN C. DIAL, *iI *~~ i'- i In'potr i.nri ) .-:t- i: : '. !is & .\'ie:ican * - S 13, c .. gs, Mill ;iston~es, - - ons.Sugar Fa:13. C%.rriag3 G!ahmf~ and - -n PI - Trach -(- - -II e >Lu C . u..-etui nT I B3.ARD BY G . iul" CThzr Srox., - - zI "''N .rii (~M 23t 'o!um bia, d., IMui. o, ---i A- = T- SJ0. n11H LA17ES SHESTn ANS el - ieb w ll .:ce fa , 'ei elve . 3, "t- -! S of9r' C~~ ~ ~ C.nII pes SOM iq I NG N EWV SLAES SHOES, and B3ROG AN S at ti SWEENEY'S HOTEL, Now York, Sept. 10, 1872. JESSRS. M. BARRE & SON Dear Father : I am now about through vith my purchases of Dry Goods, Boots, ;hoes, Ha:s, Caps, &c., and have only to a: I have given unusual attention this ea'on to !he selections. I have bought the stock under the late de line, and you will find it superior in style md at as |ow prices as any house in the ;wte has bought in this market. You can 'herefore oTur inducementc to ,r f'ien;ds and ca- *omers, :tnd feel confl .tnc that no i:nnwe can undersell us or ex bit a sIoei so attractive. Yours Traly. JOHN J BARRE. Ole is 1.3 G:ntioneu Out fttingi generally. Otr stockc of fine 300TS, SHOES, GAITERS, ir Ladies. Ge...:lemeni' and Youth, togeth r with IEAVY 8H0E8 AND 'BROGAN8, 1 lari! anl.i well Selectedi, as is also our ssortmuent of ALL STYLES HATS. Beside. the ab,ove oar stock of GrROO ERIES, Consi:,ting of Lil grades of' Sagars, Coffee, Rice, Flour, B3acon, \Iolasqes, Meal, Corn, and Soap, IS CHOICE ANS CHEAP? These ;roods hiave bcen selected with care, ought lo.W, anad cons.equiently VILL~ BE SOLD AT SMALL PRO FITS. ui all we ask is that our friends in town n.! countrv ma:k-> an~ ex:am inationl before M. B3ARRE & SON. Sep. 18.38-t'. GROCERIES, BAGGING, TIES, &c., WHIILESALE A ND RiEfAIL, BY 4 er ( 'iwe:u'l Friend S. LIQUORS. &c. it ~iW:L BiE SULD) v C:iOr (ash or coun try Produce. Le 1,!ii generally aire invited o edi ard examirne my stock bo 'ore purebaing chew here. rue Highest Price Paid for' Cotton. CNIC I.TH o%, MW/ >.*-4 Possessing powerful invigorati.; These Bitters are p,siuvely mv.luable in A K D S RU P They purify the system, and wil cure R Bemittent and Intermittent Fevers, ERVMU if 1 FSE. ER M and are a preventive of Chills and Fever. All yield to their powerful emlcxj. Are an antidote to change of Water and Diet. EY WIL E STOREYUT V sCOR to the wasted frame, and correct all Will saa days of sufering to the sick, and MURES a 1 WECP EP4. The grand Panacem for all the ills of iife. TRY ON-E-,8bTTLE StaldPHIZ ME ITTERS Sz R AX InYoung orMOld,arried or Single, these Bitters are un equalled and have often been the meas of saving life. . ONE BOTTLE. ov. 8, '71-45-1y. A10 FOR .ALE* I WILL SELL. ON THE FIRST MON. AY in DECEMBER next, at Newberry ourt House, in Six Separate Tracts, I tlin. s yr- bl(ongin-z to the Estate of As NG \ UFLOYD . dec'd, Consistiog boU 1600 Acres. Terms of Sale. One third Caslh, balance one and two years with interest from .Y of sale, to be. -ecured by bond % ith awd persoial surety and a mortgage of Spremises, or t Ce wlolc way be pAid in ash. Snotid I fail to seli, these lands will be 'nted for the yer 187-3, at the time and ae- above mea!io::d. I n'ill a!o rent the 10\MESTE %D PLAN ATION, Leongng to L-w W. F-oyd, for C year 157.;, at the same time ind place. T.rin,s. Note 1041e fi:sC day of No --::bar. 18$;, wth at least two .approved :ritis. Poss.ion will not be given un I the t rms; have been complied A ith. JOllN T. PETERSON, Oct :o, 44-5t. Executor. WVe have removed Our Entre Stock of DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, Shoes, Boots, Hats, &c. 'TO OUR Sie w Sto re! ETWEEN MESSRS. CHICK'S AND DR. FANT'S. ~CALL AND SEE OUR LARGE STOCK. Sept 10 tf LOVELACE & WHEELE1l. VE ARE NOW SUP PLIED or the Sping and. Sumer, with"tuch a ock~ of Geieensad Youth's CLoTBING, o nl cud hav been purchased WITH MONEY!!! nd can fit out in any sie of make or va ety of material )NE TO TWO THOUS AND en and boys. Oer Stock of Furnishing oods, Boo:s, Shoes, Hats. Shir:s, Cravats, rankt. ;aii-es, ke.. besides the latrge as >t mentofCio't.in bove menioned, we ih 00O BE DISTRIBUTED .11 ver the couantry, and to rffect so de.i ibea n otbj'-et, oher laA::A.uss UO THOSE IN NEED f anything in our line, and before the as rtment is0r , is bet to APPLY EARLY .: o !tir. Emo-ium AND GET hat yuw.s We "arn g:ods. guar atee low priQc, and feel satisfied that all in be t*lEm: for THE CASH! HiRGII &[(PPO(KL My I, 18-tf. WIIL[RIL LiE B a: ft m the- Marl buds found on the as* of S s ( 5ti, qa to double the a nid r-ary Linae for .igricultural urp -"-, o' inl to lte large per centage of how ,tate ni Linie which it con.tains. To introd: c - ts tie irmong the farmers thi seerir n, thec price is put at s1s.00 PER TON OF 2,000 LBS. Fmsa in qu:antities tO suit purchasers, J. N. FOWLES, '.i re Of Mayeb & Martin. Sept. 25, 39-3m. NOTICE. THE su scriber will ta'<e all Checks rawn by rhomas Doda.eAd, cve dtber of ie Banks of Colunsbia, in 'rade or aiar ade) at per cent. preuliQam. . CA31'. SHPON At. NEW AloOS r wou'i r.-.ops-~ily infrin m iy ads and the public geucrally. that RaM 1ved and Opened -AT JI e)Iji H 1,STOREI: 0: DF TPE LARiEST N'j NEWBElRY. 31y In part of Ln di; s and : d .1:e ca vern. CI-IAiNS Sets and half ,ts Necklaces, Armlets, Bracelets, &c., &c. Alwav on hand a large stock of Engagement Rings Of the very best quality. Birth-day, PhIlopena, Christmas and Bridal Presents, )f all kinds. T HAIR JEWELRY J. - d..,rip.; tions nade to order. The !ighest prie, paid for OLD GOLD AND S VER. ie a call befir c p irehasing All god sold warranted as repre Always on h:md a large st.ck of Spectacles & Eyeglasses. C:d! and e.s:-ani my tock. O N F. SPECK. .Nwber'y, (. ., S1.. 1, 18'72-38--tf. FALL AND WINTER sToOE. A full supply of QROO ERIES,I DRY GOODS, BOOTS IND 81H0E8, Hats anid Caps,v Guns, Clocks Trunks, Crockery, Notions, M. FOOT. G:raniteville S h irtin gs, Theetings and Drills, to Mer hants in any quantity at Man uf:icturers Prices. 18. FOOT. EVERY DEP.ARTMENT in the STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS LINE ecom p!ete, and we will sell Low for Cash, And Cash Onl ,i Th e rDIT SYS'3 .EM ha 'payed ot atja M'FALL & POOL. First And' Last Call. A LL pr-rsons indebted to crs ei:her by note or acemoUnlt, ust settle at once, We'd rneqn what we my, G-eeley or Grant, the t motLey we must a d wl ae CCI.McFALL-tf. j