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Wednesday, March 5, 18Y3. Change of Rates From this date the Ncwberry HEPALD will be furnished to .!! single casH in advatce subscribers for $2 50, iistead of S3, but when the subscription i, not p:dd in advinc-: it will invariably be $3. Clul!,a of tweny, re membtr, get the HERALD a- $2. clubs of ten at 82 25. Transient adverti?ementc, one square cue inch ipace-will be $1 for first iusertion, and 75 cents for subsequent insertions. Lib eral coutracts will be made for three, six and twelve monthsadvertisements. Let it not be Forgotten. In refrence to the invcstigaions of the Credit Mobilier fraud, and the probable expulsion of certain of the guilty members, it is asked by a Re publican paper. "that it be not forgot ten that it is a Republican Committee and Republican Congress which does it." Assuredly it will not b- forgot ten, nor need the charity have been asked, for it is but a matter of neces sity, the Republican knife never would be used at all only through the most selfish of purposes. The game of plunder is becoming a monopo!y. and to prevent this, so that the chances may be more equally divided, the would be righteous members of this much maligned party occasionally use the knife and take off the head of one who is getting too far in advance. To be sure it will be remembered. but not to the credit of the Repub lican party. Over at last. After three months of jolly good time, with little hard work, plenty of fat takes, besides high wages, the law makers, of this part of Uncle Sam's immoral plantation, have ceased from their labors, and gone to bosoms of fam- 1 families and people, and to the beggar lv elements of hog and hominy; and in sonie instances to more honestindustries in the manipulation of the agricultural implements of shovel and hoe, and other suitable callings. It i. well that they should. Three whole months is a long whet to spend in the waking of laws. and it is not surprising that out of the large number, about two or thre hundred perhaps, some may have crept in which are of no use or benefit. It would have been stranger were it not so, all things cousidered; for the body you know was very considerably mixed, and the confusion worse coui founded which generally reiguied was not calculated to brighten or sharpen. 1 the wits of those who were naturally dall. The well done of those, who kuow whereof they speak, and who can well afford to stand up to it, has Jdready followed them fromt the halls which so lately resounded with clamorous voices,. but which are now as still as sepuichres. We hear no dissatisfaction expressed --that the session is over, but rather relief that ninety day~s or thecreabouitss were sufficient to finish up su -h work as the State needed, let alone that which was not needed. So we echo the cry-good. Rest public servants, retire to the shades of private life. No-ie ble examples in the past are before you. -Washingtou the Father of his couu try did the same, and why may not so many of her sons go and do likewise. We are pleased to know that the wholesome influence of Couservative members, besides some others of the. ultra part who went there for the coumntrys good. had an effect which in a great measure prevented many c things which might have proved se siously injurious. All praise to the good, the virtuous and true. And in view of all the good which may havet been done, and in spite of all errors committed, we wish them all safe and P happy returns home.I Publie Imnmorality. v If an.y one will glance for a moment e at the course of public atffairs in this e country during the past few years, he cannot fail to see evidenees of the C grossest corruption. Every man of' a: ordinary in:ecligence has observed 1 this wide-spread immorality in places i: of public trust ; and yet the press and pe.ople have ai:uost uniforudyv exhibi't ed an unaccountable retieence. The i press. in all countries. is a great powera for u'.od or evii. and more part -uiarly " in one like ours~ where pul ie set - mnent is to a great extent faiouned and mnoulded by the chara~ctr an~d tone of the newspaper. If the news papers have ~eecomec so much corrupted by th:e dishornest, high-placed funec-a tionaries of the goverment that they S either remain silent in the presence ofi high crimes, or seek by injurious ex cuses to cloak them from the people-. then we fear that the symptoms of po litical disease give unmistakable evi- t< dence of fatality But if we are shoek ed at the indifference and corruption of the press, by what expletive shall ra we characterize the apathy of the peo ple Mcn will say that corruption I has always existed ia every form of t g>vernmecnt-granted, but does any ( honest man pretend to deny that itst seereane- inthe Unit-e4 States duri g I en since me ar, is unprralleled . Peopde se.hif h gigatie frusi with apparrnt itneineru up) the ap proachinr wave which1A nenfing ly ouward. thireaten:ing sooner or -later to engulph them. True, when the wires flash over the country soie new scheme of vilhziv. there is a sudden burst of popular indignation, but the Couun11tiou soon subsides. and the sleek scoundrel who perpttrated the trick creeps out froui his dn. and the peo ple fail to:discover beneath his fair exterior the slii and tilh which cling's to his charactr. In a hort time his crime is for.tt.u. and the people send hin back to some place of profit or trust in which he is ena:.bled to practice Lis scee A' o fraud ou a larger scale. Let the p-pie rouse from the slu,ber in which they have now already too lng idu, Ld. and de tcruine, North and South. that. no ;an hall represent the n iI. alV va pacity who does not p;s,ess striEt in tegrity of e!,aracter. and who fi to Inake unswerving honAesty his rule of action in every event. Editorial Notes and Comments. The X. Y. Times comnment;rg upoa the recent change in the govern weut of Spain asks: "Can a free Spain refuse representation in her republican Congress to Cuba. or can she coutinue to hold by sheer weight of men and metal a colony which if its inhabitants were fairly polled would declare in favor of independ-nce ?" Of course. Does not free America, with --the best government the world has ever seen," do the same? Then why not repub lican Spain ? And so Presidint Grant declines coming South. Well, we thought it too g.od a joke to be true. The vul tures of Columbia are the last persons to desire an inspection by their -'Grand Cyclops" at Washington. However. they need not have bLeCJme alared. The political stench about Colaubia would hardiv have affected tLe nestrils of President Grant, so accustomed is he to siwilar odors. But we doubt if they would have hii. to sc!nt auything but sweet violets and roses, so carefully would they have concealed the vile arcass of corruption which affiets our State. Nevertheless we are sorry h, declines coiming Sorry most of all for our young Governor, who intended being so hospitable on that occasion. What a disappoirntment: Never' mind, Frank. ion' t cry. You've savedI your segrars and liquor. The past othhas been mere :ban ordinarily fruitful in the death of. istinguished persous. Among thosei ,Th) have diedi are the following: The ex-Eu.peror Napoleon 11L. died it Chiselhturst, England. Jan. 9th, in he sixty-fifth year of his age. Edward Bulwer (Lord Lyttou), the telebrated autiwr. died in London, Ian. 18, aged sixty-seven years. R~ev. Joshua Leavitt, I). D)., oe of he associate editors of the Indega fent, died in N. Y. Jan. 16. aged liv. Baptist WV. Noel, the eminent heologian, died in .Enginad, Jan. 20, ged se'venity-four years. Williia C assid', editor of the Alba y Argus, died ,Jan. 23, aged fifty gunt years. iv1rs. Harrison Grav Otis. died at ~oton. Jan. 21. Samjuel R. G;raves. 31. P., died in iverpool, Jan. 18, aged fifty-four ears. The Right Hion Stephen Lush ing >u, D). (C. L., legal adviser of thme .yron family, died ini London, Jan. 1, in hi guety-irst year. f). HLarvey P. Peet. principal of the . Y. Institution for the lustruction f the Decaf and Dumb, died Jan. 1. Religious.Notes and Items. A protracted meeting' of deep in: nest is being held in the MIetho,dist 'hurchi at Chest'r, S. C'.. under the astoral chargze of Rev. .J. W. H{um TeBaptist Church of Colummbia. of 'hich Rev. J1. K. Meudenhall is the Rielent and populair pastor. has re ativ had a nmber of accessions. Rev. S. B. Jones. President of the olumbia Fe:male Co'lege. preached the anual se'rmon before the Columibia ie Society on Suday the 2bid The new Methodist C'hurch at ~atsvilk was dedicated cmn Sun;day ie 16th inst.. Bishop W\ M Wight mun preaching the sermon. Our air'r" of the Edg~efied .ietei.ir as pr; cit. andt gives his readers an ~tere.ating ceennut of the occa?sion. The people of Charlem.n are enjoy ..z a series of daily union prayer meet e, conducted ini turn., by thme m:ins ems of the different eva'oeelical de. ominiations. Might we i hlave. imilar mmetines each week in New-I err'y. Acorrespondent of the N. Y. Heraid rve.' that the 'hurch (of Ci:ri-t has right to pers2cute people fo~r heresy. le even goes so far as to say that 'the >rtures of the lnquisition~a. and the >assacre of St. Bartholomew were '1cally' sainctinoned by the civil policy f the Jewish natiou under Di inme ab." B a! TIhe C'hri;stinr Union. Heury Ward eehe ' nr~ ligious paper, ofwhich ein ri.' OlJc iver Johsoni is the re?al dtor. rejoics in the fact that the ommon Council of Boston has decided:1 >open tihe Pubie Library on Sun day. [ow naual Becler's.C r i'ain p. ;.n eutions a .populous county .in ther in uora::ee of th,, fir.t principles of Ciristivnity. and tlousa:rdsgverbeef the iDivilne nwentioned." What a lar!e circulation hli ppei must have had in this county! A most remarkable revival of reli-ion 8 in progreis in Winchester. Va. It was conimenced in the Meth odist Church by Dr. Leo Roscer, and h.Is Conitinu.-d v.it!i widuning nd in erc,sing interc't f;r tarly wo months. Up i t1h- ;th i:,:thire had be-n 973 co-vcrsions and 151 accssions to the 31thodi.t. Church 1 h .t her Churheh:-. nre also sharing har-ely in the fruits ofthis iieetin.g. Pte.e scices ha.c beenL!l cou ;:led in l>1th Pr-shvter:n C aurche,. and the North ern .leth .dist Iurch. BosToN '..-brwev 27.--A ir.- ,c curre-d at !w fll , e (it I lnVr li: d ie BIek. toei stre . in whiC a perished. *Sh an ils es d to I the adir,,iini ro. O' jumpe from thir,1 tory. :r d a:,ttr V hurt by ju: n r u t ebrein buildin:.: to the! m%;ii. r I-. Se Ve ral firmn aii w.re v ild by fiing wa SO.M:TIHNG WVOatTIL KNOW(i. -A1i do int knov- ihat l n urink led wit 'af-iuga :.ir ot c 1oletely allavfeveriih thi-st They are 1nvalu able in the sick-room. Invalids affect ed with feverishness can safely Con suaje two or three lons a day. A lemion or two thus taken at -tea-time" is IcoUmieUl:ded as an entiro subscituite for the ordinary snpptr or suiumer, and will often induce a confortable sleep through the night. tnd give a good appetite for breakfast. BnDFs WA mie AwAY.-Since our last issue wol hive ascertained that Ford's Bridgze on Enoree, Wake field's Bridge on S,suth Tyger, near lZeiiville, McElrath'; Bridge on Mid die Tyger, White's Bridig aero L:Iy L;11'rk, -e.,r our town, were wash ed away h' !!Ie recent freshet. and that Switz!r's Brid-e on South Tvger aud Siioddy's Bridge were serio.sly daxuaged.-Spartainburg Spartan. DRoWNED.-Dr. Wright, of Wal halla. inforims us that on Sunday last. whilst four negos, two wen and two woIWen. were Vro4ling Kcowce river the e.,!uJe eapsiz-1, whiChl resulted in the drowniig Lf th- tVo women and one i;fthe ifen. Tfh hoy that eFcaped states tiat the r. be'ing an expert swim:aer. w1uld ha'e a*lo e. aped had not thl tw W:ue seized upon! hiSu in their frantie effort t preserve thein selves. All his struggles to extricate himself frouw their deathsy zrip proved fruitl-ss, and after keeping hiummsl be,ON Water until his.strenth was ex- I hausted. the t hree went down to.etther. ..ANuACT LREs--Ouly a few year ag.io. Fall lRiver, Mas.,., wa.s a lnere vil h.y and. Was scarce even an acern elmupared withi suchx tall oaks as Lowa eli. Lynn and other citics. What it is now ay be gzathxered fromu a corres poudent of the New York Tribune, who writes: -Fall River sesis to be the w iost rapidly growing city in New Eng land. During the past year its popu intion~ has increased nicrly 'i000, while its cottonx miills. for sot~-e years past its speei:dty, are augumeneted in priopJrtiion. It is how the City of Spind!1 haiiving robbed Lowell of thiat ho''r by the extraordinary extent o its in:tLia'tories anid t he enterprise of its inhabiiitabts. Fall liive as 1 ow1. 'n operation thirty millk containing b aout 1.100O,000i spindles represent- al ing somu' t.>,000.000~ otf capital, anda eph,yving aI,out 15,000i operatives. Lr The success of the niilks there tas been C ahuost unpJrecedented,i as unay be in- j ferred froin the prevailinig price of shares.'' Let this be a lesson und an exanlple as to umauufacturing, and en terprise, and industry, to all the cities mud towns in tihe Southera country. Scroor.DA7 MacAzINE.-This magazine s de-ja:ted mo'e es-pecialI:: for y.ut, yet t will be found i:ntee;ing t.> chi!dren of urger growt?, -tad wiU ;.:acctuijy till1 a space )o the table of every famnily inl the land. It s published byv J. W D)aughiaday & Co. Phiae~lh i t 'only3 81 per annum1t. Sor-runs Ce4rlvAan.--A glance over :he pages ox this excellent muottbly f'or Mtarch e tves ui, unusul.i sanst.:eth,a. It is a valuable itumbler, and the ltarmetr who fails to be in erested and b:ene-i:ted by an exainzation of ts conItetts mnut be a veritab!c old fogy. hle Calutvator shsou d be taken bty every then,,G,. Price S2. Tat- Scx scs or' lisAL.Tx for March is one| f the best nutmbers yect published, of this | ew and potpu;tr mnoathly, which is rapid ly cow'ing in p,ublic favor. Devoted to a 'aub. eet ofci it:t impor::meelt to the imumnan race, . t'deerves a w.orld-wide circula,tion. Iitis i >ublij'hled at the popular price of W2 a year, 2r 2) cen:s' a rnntber, ittclud;ant a iitin ..lroma' ) new sub,peribers. Address S. It meils, Z.' Broad-.vay, .\'w Yojrk. Mcsic GivaN AwaY -Tia publishers ofL lie &>0 T1l 3u MCSi c.u. .t) c aNAL. no;w offer ~ach new subscriber a preiumt! 0f S;:ee't -usi'-, sec-Ce:i. from anyt c:atlue, to i:he :mlu of Fifty cca:n. E::e!ose lhe subscrip t on ri-: (S1.00,) select yo,ur mifse, antd the 3 -.ar:al:at:d preinium will be jro:tn ly mu.;l t. *fThis is the ruoet lib cr.ii offer ever ma:de I M >y. any. publiher a nd It sh1ould bring in sub-t c lb-:llbytousandsm The .Journal is o:of v pian~o in the South. Eight pages o anpuaa muele ale gi ren in echCI numaber >eia a host of ori.tin:d and seleted re:ld ing I nonlir.5lpc&i.ctt c py fre'. Addre'esLLD- ~ EN& 13 i i F>, St v.:uuah, GIa. A NI&Ar PArkza.-We ar- :n ri.cei1.t of the p a.t numbehr oft tiat 'ecelen t familby tem-n5 erasee pt.per the *Tk.airtAcs AD :ATI:." 1! ac thuniy tetmperanctie p.:per mti;shed int the Staite, and i- a journal well :lieu!aied to .it the tiresides of oar people . thril;ing "Love Story," entitled "Aina endrein:: or, Faithful Forever," has just i ien; co:n:enced, an-I v. i. e con!:ined h:ou!h a series of :welve or fourtk.n weeks. bW-id-:, thle publisher i.s giving a beautiful t.00 Ch;romo to every" yearly -ub<eriber ec price of su bscription is only $2.00 a year, -ow enough: to be in reach of eve; y famniiv in oth! CarolIts. Seni ftor specimfent copies t an11k P Lei:rd, F.di:or a.nd Porenie:or, arden, S. C.T Tun LArY's Fi:n:Nt'.- l'he M:t:eh number C thi-: -h-armin:l- M::''zine opens '. ith twoW .:nd cm: eng r.:ring,-o::e c.lled 'Iu the prn Wootds." expressly desigr.cd for tis to.:zine by Be. seian the other "[he '-.,:e of b War:bur::. Afer a numr:ber of n:ring ms of tht l'atest F'shtons. there is a de of music, "Tinred." by i-:n l;trnside. :p !te'raryn mtiter - goedu as usQi. Price .-tr 2.00 a year, ox S2.5 with the Pre ni tbremo .:l imuen. Fourncrpe, $6.00. s .dy's Friend'' S00) ::nd "Tfite s t:r-isy senit.g Pat: ($3.00.; iordi.JL.he Vie- dL rum Ci:nmo or a huige S;e.:i E:xgravi:na is Iso dtVen to the se-ifer (of e-venrv club. Pub- mi -bed by Dc.eto & ::rson, 3i9 WalIhas St.f . A LADY REcE:Evi 95. IN MoNEY FROM T11E GOVERNMENT. -Durin- the late war. a citzen of Savannah, nanmed Ne Daniel, purchas-1 ed a large amount of cotton and stored, it in or Znear that city. Wh-n Savan nah was taken possession of by the Yanke. s,this cotton was taken in the : of t G v(verninn:t of the iUnited Statf-. and confiscated. Bfme and duriua the war. Mr. MiDanie! was a man. i :diiuent t but. like thousands of others, found hiwself re duced to pcovertY. Since then he hts died, and his widow has been makingv her. own living by personal cxerti.ns. Sh Caie to this city, wh i he has earne1 a support principally by her nedle. and has never liuriuired at her lot. By advice she w.1 iNduced to put in a claimu at Wahington fir the cItto belon'jiig to her hu..aiid. Th -ervices of lawyers at the seat of Gvern ment were prtouredl to prosecute the laii. .\rs. .deRo)nl did nut sit d.wn and awnit the issu2 of the -uit. but as *t,d above. went to work to ,arn iu iu living. Soule diys ay'. he.r awyer. at W~ashitlgton tele tnahed L 01 nIul g t th munev, ;. th claim had bee granted. Shei niediately repaired to thAt city. :i-l on vest-rday. we learn, returned t Atlanta bringing i95,000 in gr,--en>aeks.--At1ata Sun. O.N L a E-To YO EN 31 . -The t-u irl ha5 to be soug1ht for. Alt- does noft p:irak herself as show goid .-Sh insvt faishionable.. Genie Ally. he i - io rich. But. oh! what a hxlt she b1.1 when you find her! so Larg, aul pure and woanly. When you ee: it you w.ider if those showy thi outid-C wre woman. If yua 2Zain her lovv: your two thoutsadii( are iillions. She'll not ask you for a arriage or a first-class house. She'll wear siliple dresses. and turn thein when necesary, with no vulgar magni ilal to frown upon her ceonoi:v. h l keep cverthing ueat and nice in your sky purlor, and give you such a elcone Whvient c%lle h..ne that vou'll think your parlor higher than ver. She'll entertaiin true friendL ou I dollar, and astonish you with the 2ew thought how little happiness de )1_e1US o 11oyIv. She'll Wake you ove home. (if you don't, youre a >rute,) and teach you how to pity, vhile you scorn a poor fashionable so iety that thinks itself rich. and vain y tries to think. itself happy. Now. d iiot. I pray you, say any kore "I can't afford to luarry." G11o, ind the true woulan. and you ean. 'hrow away that eigar, burn up that witch cane, be sensible yourself. aud. eek your wile in a senSiblu way. ASIJION DOTSFOTEI..Ds Mo:dore is a light g~oldenT brown hue. Blue will be the leading color :n Spr:ng lk-s. Airain, or copper color, is a.c:ylishi brown. P'ervez:che, or periwinkle, is a new shadc f purpie. f'!ae stripes are either in contrasting or ianon:izin. colors. S iiped s-ik<~ in al these colors arc seen as eli as self-colored ones. Verd antique. bl:ick bronz.e and various lie: mectalic shades are seen. Napokon b)lue, a dark, rich shade, is the vorite co!r for these fouairds. Foaird L:nine. or wVoo!en foul:ird, is a new c brie, ju-t imporeed for Spring wear. F,ala,rtis bid fair to bie ver-y popular; they *brought out in d.zrk,rich colors with polka >ts, crcsecnt-, stars, or .Japar.ese figures in hite sp.rinkled upon them. The coming Spring .i.icket is of m:irine I ue cloth, double breaiste:J andI with revers id square pocket4. It is long in the back. ad tit4 smaootbiy ov'er the bustle. Trim lin:rs, silver b.tt,nm and hands of thick >rded black silk. jtupedl on the edge wi:h hiue Italiau clo:b.h Newberry Prices {Current. By bZAYES & NARTIN. .ITILES-h:een, per bu,hei. ........a 2 00 Dry. pieri.bu-he...... 1 51 al 75 A.G . I NOG--G uany-per yard......- a 10 lji-..Maiilla, per lb.............20 a 25 t, A;UN -Htam. per lb ..............20 a 21I r shouders,.prl..........7i a S sides, per lb...............09 a 1-' L'E .T .'\ perlb.......... . 15 EEF- pertit.....................B8a 12i (, LTTEi:-Contry. per lb.......i a HEESE~-E. D).................... a 2.5 i( l\CEN-per head..............b1 a .3i ALUt-pe y ard.................i1) a 12* tI'ITEltA"-perib.................8a 19 oR't '. EAL, bolted. pier bustiet... at 25 ANDLEa-Adu:tit::ine, per lett.. 18 a 20 li'FEE-Rio. per lb......... a 2 L,ag'uyra. per lb...... a 32 ) JaI perb 1"....... ) .)5 I TTON Yi lN. per buc....... 1i M :Si o4-4jperyerd.......14 ''S (O(., per dozten................-a2 LOi) t. per t'!...................'0t9 I Ni~Q' w jij. pe ir 10......... .iANi1E'. per ib.................. tON-Eli 'h relined, per popudl. a Bwede. .... .. .. .... .... .... . a i'j' 5t~e..............a 10~ l .....................-* a 25 F I orlg. er it 1. a2O9 i 1L oop u..................... - a i4 . !................. 0 a4 12" t,L. Putware....................-. a 412 AiiD. perk'b....................... .11 Mtf etWide.oard. r.......12& a20ju h scantlpe b:i.,.pr.M.......... 4200 iijL ooing.per...........5..200 <LASSE-l.uba, per..ga...........-at 4, ACK ., ERElpral barre..........6..0 a* n Lp,ere Eiitl.............. 00 .4 00 i t." -t per Lu... ......... n *i ATe. p er bl............. - 85 12 NIN pe buvt e r.... .....l-- 3 T L--- erosei.. eck l.... ...... ... -a ' i ...." e r .ile..... ...... .... . ; a ) I, I L i e,-.rzzd w l... .... ...2 I Tuz.', .perlI.-..... ....ai F A 1.pe buset...................p Sweet.per buhe!.1... .. Chl em '- ica!tie. per l.. ... . . 1T.pe u p....... ........... .. A-I !vLi. per 10 -m ........ Alz-Pueri.:. per I......... 2 I. ted. per b.. . ..........1 .s ' Il A.i . per lb .................. NL .l;AI .(dra. pera ib ....a..... tl ro 5 n. per ac bo...... p. a 4oa ('T:< nWiskey per gal....02 > 'rench S.:Cd..M..r.i..4.-Ct. ;~c Ii. y W:~ bM.:ey.... ..-Cto qu... a B llIolula d2 ;(lc n G ol........... l~limnrer, perc 30.-..o..............1 T:rNIton E i-Co:ch b.-ody. e g oal al Copu:, 1 al3.-peg.......-idUu lL/T.i N uTHE PlESMToENT RY THE Pmor:.-The Detroit Free Press hopi.es that the lat: Preidential elee tiou will be the ho!t in which the count ing of the eluctoral vote of a State will dipend upo th: current action of both bouses of ur'fesS. It is per haps too late in tie session to expect any lfislatilm on this sub iret LY tlm present. Cognes~.. ailctugh Satrr )Morto::' -.il makirng the President eleatic hvy a (in-e t, is Now b,fori it; but it is the al.uoct universal dcsire of the po.i. :pressed tiru"li t%, press. that s . e on C1 shll be il: m11ediately takn 'i the prenises. The n(w chie-f cf 1Aiee of Louisville, Ky . Clulnel li.i: has shut up all the g: jblin:r-la.u inl that --Uo.et g:a:abli--'' f rs.ua it was call ed.I by the Lto David ( 'crckett. He effected thi.- , .ir .e by statlion11ina it each dil n Oticor intruerved to take dowll the a: at.y an-d :ll persouns eterin.u the saim: The offi.ers were relit-ed every six hours. Jo.dh Billing.s :ay-s : "Whenlen I fiad () l'tti imilolle Watnu1lI ell caaro itda In w3rlii'J 'IltS I'iZZI lii. 1e ., :1n ).;Un' tv luak M1 hat under iny ari anu jine in the Proessio;I. Correct the Stomach. It i a well asce-tnimed ph.sioiogical fat that tite origin of most of the ills that affliet humanity tis a dera;gd cuidition of ile alitnentay canal 'he bo-.vels become cvu v:ipate! and sug;MJ. atl th!ntce iri cs a train of pai.fauli ditr.winmailadies. As a p:evewtive and cure. lhire is it: remnedv so cafe andl sure a DR. 'TT rt'S VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS. Avoid Cou*mnption. No enemy to the hum:,a raee is more to be 1headed and is m,1::e insidiou in its ;pproach Sthai tihe to, faitai desetroyer of health and bappliness of myri:t!s-'-Con.sumption in its ghastly form " The duty of a" is to guard igaiu.t it.s arit advance;. Tii, nmav be done biy the timely u,e of DR. rTT'S EXPIEC 0 RANT. GOOD F1SHING \G CALroN.-\hat ,are the peop!e ut' North Carolina, South ,arolini, Georgi:i and Florid.t for the fi,h itn hlt aold-bearin~ .ve, when tiv have fuB ;tore-houses at co.n6ortcbjltetom? The ast can only hi hai wi-h the aid of :t Door, 3ash and Blin.i Factorv, amd Builders' Em )orium. such as k iow in must sueemfnll ,pe-ration by Mr. P. P,. roule, of Char!eston, C. .Selad fo: Ili.. pri.e Ikt. S-. free Mar. 5, 9-1a.I LAST NOTICE. A! .a i, el h.-r by : :' Or Sacc t, ..i l phe settle h.. sal:e b) ti.e I,: dhy of April next, ozier vi;e athe :ne .i: w . aul.i i:n the h;ads IRA B. JONES, Attfiu,v At lRW, NEWBERRY, S. C. Offie in tea o Me, rs. Moo:ima: & caper a. a; .c air-.) Mar. 5, 2:n President Grant o >e Inaugurated at New >erry t hi s 4th of Varch, instead of at N ashington. Come to see him. N B.--MARSHALL is on y joking, wants a crowd to1 3UY his Pretty Goods, just n. Mair. 5, 1'- 11. NOTICE. A. LL p Ctn holin aeld;. ag.ainct the :ta:a of i.:rles~ .\. Jonae,a, d.-eei.ed, are ,trlh* Ca:!i? t a c ,e:.- a .- a' li', cauest .1 as r'required bay law, to the unidesrsiged, r to hiS At!o(riay. raB Jne-~ at NYV erry' C. H., 8. C. EDWIN C. JON ES, Mar. 9 -5t. dm'r. NOT.ICE. I. E,t..te of John Kinard, da.'ed~a., are cjquired toa re:ader (Ithela, att'ted as re-. 'ired by haw, to myI A:corneys,~ Me-srs. .ir. Poupa & l'oce, ait Newbearty 1'. H1 , S. .,a or befor. tia- c!rSC iv of Junte lox .JollX D. WEDA.\MAN. dm'r., of the est:at of .l1h ina rac.d, dec'd. Mfar. 5. 9- ima. NOTICE. I h ae : thIes a of Thaoa. F. Htatrtn. t Praitt St:.-e, iar -iu..iwalc of COTTUN ElED fcrom th WXII ITE BL OM.\, th.at Ii .l elat a rt.to.' :aIl price. Call1 -ad eth et.-o:! inth i nc:aat .anda ae, :al-o a ttrcbr fro : Coan 1-aetor-c . as rearaait orth. Blow) I pu'1lih ;a leiner from Fior a. 4. 1. WATER'. MLca'. F.A .Jiauary 13 m' 'growsve l heir.. . its iaunanttly. I Jare " jus had.e Wh i:e Blooni)c C ot!oi( nited on axr,' .\ae.u- ai, andc sold i: here B. T. REAVES. That Fine Stallion BEAUREGARD ar Wi ..da -he .-::-c:i; se.ca'. : at the Ifol TER.\ls-Sin ;or m-3race,a ' and! a0 by '- ..a' diaa l: ,th -o :hb e o s uMs J at. he . Xta Fair.-X ..i.<iC' a I P ~ 11'-. . M'at. I-FRD M arI. . , - a i-rao.' t:, ia , : ;.2C 'r - R1f a i.ky oa in'u r.cc' a:. d ave the--fr dec m.mya'*iI-t l t a beaun 'u!.st!e of~ typ tol r ahedy lage ae:men. a wici. toeth i wia th improed pra' anI achiccvrit fl:li et ofr!:e:.ed to-r: c-:cec oIrdititd deC aibu i eai arcied p:s!c'!~vIc ~tper,o r .a.entd are at, r:a:. aca .v a i. tedat cai i'f' cre ...ni; - al a:: tound maijer. et a 'e p b , to cin t " idct;aj.r 'l ick...F- . -n , ' Heads, ll'and'sill1. leines-?Cards,icL-.be.s. iesProg;rummcaes, a cj-:a . 'anat- c :et - : . d . -uiar-. Wedding; Ccada. &c. ):ders sobic:ed cand statitetia: ga.raui ced. UIi:3U4) o .a amn .Vew A JIisellaneous. Dr. E. E. JACKSON, Plain Street--- COL DIBIA. DIGGIST AND CHEMIST, ILis alway on ha::d the purest Drugs, Medicines and Medicinal Liquors. All kinds PERFUMERIES, Of the bes, Superior Colognes, Combs. Brushes, Soaps, Pomades, and Fancy Toilet Articles, &c. bi O:Ar.dr prmptly act;(el to and with a utmoSLs stifcti. Mehi 5. ').1.. t E . I A\1'. D. B. AI. THE USEI STORE ROB THE ORNER. E.E.DAVIES&C0., Dealers in N-ew York and Domeqtie Poultry. Game, Eggs, Butter, Lard, Cheese, &c. FRESH FISH And NRMUR 0YSTER BILPT. PTAIN STREET, N,.t to Dr. JackSoYi'c, COLUMBIA, S. C. Orders Promptly Attended To. == ,- ' G ~D ~~4 . - CT G" Plaitters shrould. *xaminre thei aboveT *yoi,,r. I: con,bi.es the~ reqa1ired qai ies of Simplicity, Strength and Dura- 0 allity, 1' ginls fastl and clean, makes L'xcellen t Ilint (olttn hiig 14c. to I.2c. per i,. ibove innaket.) iand is runiver :aliy rai:ied to be the lightest ruiing :in niri i. We have~. h.. d thirty years' ex wienc i te buies an rd warranit everv itin perf~ct. G;ins constandrv in the !!an'd' .1 m:r a.renti, to) whIch ne r:ivrile inispection. al Cirentlars, wi testimonials and ful :trercuar., nily b e had by aid iiressing. ISRAEL F. BROWN. President, Bro,wn Ccts:i Gin Co., New Londoa, Conn. Mar. 5. '.-m 0 oc k iD YOUl PROXIES TO J. II. JAMlEu -To THt STo.KnotaJXRs or raxz Sonni .AILousA RAItaOAn AM) So-Ta ESIN I.\NX: I repi-esent over Two .i II lion IDolirs v.Ot'oth ofock, anid with the co sera ion of nithers it the next no-e:iig (on1 the 8th oft A r il) I propose tu 'l.et a Board >i Diretors who hold large amounts of the :nrek, an n ho wil runr tie Road to the ini eirs of the Stockholdher-. B1y -ljing this mrr Stock w. It be n'ordh $75 or r880 per hare, ir:st*.d of i presen.t p)rice, jr:-C, arid tay haindtsometi seianlinuatl di videndri. I roid .:dvi.se 'lout not to sell your Siock now, mat wor. to tids end, a:r] you cant then aell or a heir iprice. Belorw you will finrd a opyi of bb:... pr);i' pileas fill ouit one idi send4 it to ite at ince,' or w rite to:e or a blank~ to~- .rign Per-on holdinig large t .un 0' .a och nd nhhig to be imaide ;irteetor I nip. .cw'it* 'o ime, as we wish 'Ime I.reori romi (hatrlestot, and ilom rm 'the i-:ior. The R~oad ma.de ('rteen ionred housands dollars last ca r .aid no diiden.rp. Irefer to li heC LIn 'in N.h C,a: hua. The present .! 11. JAMES, Brnkecr, r a;pon w!I i.iME- of A:l.aa ] i..: a x t o nte '. ine' -od vo:e S: t:! . 1 \h i.-x re.: iar or any caell. d mm:-.-of!! Noebe:dr- of the South 'r .t i h .I :, aar or' Soui:hwevs: ra liGri ai l .-i proxy' revoke. O l*.:.7 ....d...l! until I attrnd or - -om - I STORE TO RENT. TI TilAT ti.;rnt :1nd ronr.;ndious S,or on scor: er., t-;o-::e A. M. Wic:er' and ' cyoep:ca byh ileaii .x P'ou. Foree IlcFALL &: POOIL.th DentI.'xiy. HOMPSON & JONES, DENTAL SURCEONS, radates of the Pennsylvania College of' c* D)entail Surgery.)9 Office over McFall & Pool's Store. S Onr patient. receive the benefit of all the ple st improvements in the profession. C Spa- eeflt-en:i given :o correction Of Ir- ed :tnlai:t!'" in (Children's Teeth. The pa.- tna:; of ;be pnblte is respectfullyp .ci:edl. T, r:a v-Ir moderate. J. R. 'THOMPSON, D.D.S. FL C. mUNI D..n n C|. .?inery. RIBBONS, fillinery and Straw Goods 1873. ALSO Mhite Goods, Embroideries, &4 iRMSTRONG, CATOR & CO Importers. Munufrcturers and Jobbers onnet, Trimming, Neck and Sash Ribbon Velvet Ribbons, Neck Ties, Bonnet Silks, Satins, Velvets and Crapes, Flowers, Feathers, Ornaments, Frames, &c. r3w Bonts and hdieS and Chilren's iat TR!MED AND .*TRIVXED. AXD IN CONNECTING WAREROOMA rhite Goods. Linens, Embroideries, Lace Nets. Collars, Setts. Handkerchiefs, Veiling, Head Nets,-&c., &c. Nos. 237 and 239 Baltimore Street, BALTMORE, MD. The!e good. r manufactured by u< 1;ht for Cash directiv from the Europes 1d Amnerican M:cufacturer., enbrucing a ic latet novelzies, unqtalled in variet id cheapnecss in any tmariet. Orders til!ed with care, proirsp;ness an spa tch. Feb. 26, S-3m* Insurance. 'JOTTO SIATE LIFE [NSUR ANCE COMPANY. PRI.IPAL OFFICE, IACON, GA, utMhorizVd Cai)'tl.... ........ .0.>,)001 .ranteed C dital............ .)!,0 > w State CoMptrollers for Semity of Po.- iolders. . 15 b,00 !B. Jonss-res................Presider S. o.r...............Vice-Presideu Fo. ' . OnFAr...............Stcretai W. Ua:e.. . .Gcneral Ager Mactat Gi:;:, M. D.,.....Medical Ex J. MAGILL...........Sup' of Agencie F. MC*A',:....................Actuar NEWBEnT 0. H.. S.. C.. D)ecmber 11). 1872. At at mee tinz of P 'iev HIold:rs. a ewbcrry C. 1! . a B'.ard of? Advisor rustees of th COTTQN STATE: IFE INSURANCE COMPAN3 as organized. and. the following~ offi relected: HlOMAS S. MIOORMAN. - Presiden .L. SCHO 'PERT, - -ScCretar; The Company is in the finest possi e ennditiont-having S175 to $10' A Dividend has been declared or iPolici,' issued prior to .Janiuar' t. 18'70. M. W. ABNEY, General Aenlt. Con feelionery. D;EALER IN Oonfectioneries, R00OERIES, &c., AT TIIE Baltimore Corner, Newberry, S. C. . 873.000 IN (ASH FOR 81. MAHA LOTTERY! oerect the Ne*braski .te Orphan Ae.Ium. >e d ra wn in P'ub!ie, March 31 1.13. Tick6ts Each, or Six for $5. 1 ickets .<.ent by Ex t. C. 'O. D., if deir"d. I Cas~h Prize. $75,000; wh Prize. $25,000; I Ca-h Prize. 415.000. -bnaz:ce of Priz.. k,nd for Lircuear. En sed l,7 .is e.xce!'e:.cy G.o'. W. H. Jamies. cnd best busin.'s me~n of the Sta:e. Anztrs s xri.:D. .idares- J. M. P.'TiTi-E. Mar.a:rer, aha. .M,L a.kua Feb :6. -4t*. ie Great Southernl Weeklye !!E WVORlk NG '.' AN. the beset a';d .coted to I:nndar:?ion. Edu1ca?tion of Mu.s.-, Aguriculoir.and .\.-nnia -u,to the Household aini 1Fire.sid.I. ;ght pag'es,I h.ely printed. ot ex 'rce S-3 V'year ' pecimetn copies TILMAN R. G.UNE3, Edtitor and Proprietor, a. 2. $-: . Goluia,j '. G. GUANOS. Phoenix Guano. A.J, 14IlB & CO.'S 3aip!a31d Iua00. eit e,Iil! corer prom;ptly for the ab,ove bratedi 'e'rtliv-rs, impoia;ted and pre dby Wilcox. Gibbs & Co., Charleston, .and Savannah, Ga., as they have am stock on hand to suppiv al amands. rde-r soon befcie t::e raiilro.td- are block ip with freight. p.cial a:t,-ntion is ca:ed -o :he use of enix Guano mixed with Ctton Seed. pply for Gir- utlars, giin prices, term:s, to TLEAVL &e r.S PE ABRM A. Sales A 7We8 NOTICE. ALT. persons holding c!ain s against the Estate of Wiliam D. Reeder, deceased, are hereby notified to present the same, attest ed as required by law, to :hi- undersigned, or to her Attorneys. Messrs. Fair, Pope & Pope, at Newberry C. i., S. C. E1JZA J. REEDER. Adn'x., Estate of Win. D. Reeder, dec'd. 5 Feb. 26, S-5t. L NOTICE. ALL per-sons hoding demards-against the Etate of Lemuel Lane, deceased, are required to present them to the undersign s, e, or to their Attorneys, Fair, Pope & Pope, at Newberry C. H.. S. C., on or be fore the 7th diay o. April next, as the un dersigned wil on that d-v make a final set tliement of said Esta:e, and apply for Let ters Dismii.sorv. MARi A. L.ANE, Adni'x., and V JOHN C. LANE, Adn'r., of Estate of Lernuel Lane, dee'd. r Feb. 26, S-Lr. NOTICE. ExecurorF, Adwini.trators, Guardians and other tiduciar.es, % ill take notice that the .ti.e for naking annual returns will expire o2 the Ist dat of Julv. All who fall to mnake ritur"'s before that time willbe cited, aid costs of Ci;ition taxed against theu, besides Conimissions upon settlement will riot be aliowed them. J.CG.LEARY. Feb. 24, 173-8-31. United States Internal Revenue, DEPUTY COLLECToR's OPPCE. Newberry, S. C., Feb. 24, 1873. Notice is hereby given that the following I described property, seized for Tiolationi of the Internal Revenue law, to-wit: Three Males, one Wagon and Harness, two Horses, three Barrels containing in the aggregate about Eiht Gallons of Di6lled Spirits. Parties claiming the above described property are required to file a bond with the Coilector of the Third District, at Co lumbia, S. C., for the costs of an action in the Uaited States Court. JAMES MALONEY, Dep. Col., id Distrier, S. C. Feb. 26, S-sr. Progressive Age copy. State of South Carolina, County of Newberrv. IN PROBATE COURT. To Mary A. Black and A. C. Black, heirs at law of Tra:more F. BEck, deceased: You are hereby required to appear at the L Cour: of Probate, to be holden art Newber rv Court House, for Newberry County, on ithe '2th day of March n-xt, to shew cause, if any you cai, lhy the proceeds of the t sale of the real esta:e of Tranmore F. Black, t deceased, sol by rue for partitiou and di i vision. shot!d not be paid over to Aarcn .M. Dominick, Admini:rator of the said Tratnimore F. B!ack, to be applied by him to r rhe payment of the debts of the said Tran more F. Black. Given nder my7 hand asd seal this 27th [L. I day o1 Ja-.u..ry, A. D. 1S73. .1. C. LEA1HY. Probate Jrdge of Newberry County. Jan. 29, 4-6t. +14.25 N otice of Co-Partnership. W. P. Ri ESELL & D. A. J. SULLIVAN. -h nde'r-igned h:avc formed a G-a: nersip t,o date from ti.e' firt day of Fe-bra: , rv. 167 .. umier the firmr nme of RUSSELL &'SULLIV AN. To contract for and Erect Buildings% and ini General Hou.s.e Car-pe:.try.4 They' wi!l, also, give their especial atten ti to ai! kinds or Jobbhing Work, and are prepared n ihh th.eir unparralleied facil:ies to do work with neatness and dispatch. t ~ pc.ilattenttion will he given to put'ting -iStore Fr-onts and Fittinag up Stores with TiI1EY H AVE FACILITIES NOT EQUA L ED IN THE STATE FOR PREPARING B!.ILlD!NGS FOR SHIIPMENT-comnpiere in every part, and the entire Building-fiish Ire-ady to put on, and wiil contract to put rup Iand fini,ih thre Buildings in any part of the PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS and ESTI MATES furnished on application AT M(,D ERATE CHARGES. Cffice and Workehops East end Hasel-street. W. P. RUSSELL, D. A. J. SULLWAN'. Feb. 12, 6-Irm. VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND AND WATER POWER FOR SALE. ON Twenty-Six Mile Creek, 6 miles North of Anadersoni C. H , 7 miles from~ Old Pen dib.tori, mtile fro:n: Blue Ridge Railroad, I440 acres, sixty acres in a state of good cultiiation, 135 forest land, heavy timbe-re-d. -some large stock-and the bialsnece pine tand. There is a good Grist Mill on the premises in runniang order with a large runa of custom. The water-power is suflicient to run other machiinaery an:d easily applied; in t.-aa steps of the Petndieton Road. For fur:her particulars, address the u:a d.ersigned a: Anderson C. H. - Feb ~ 73:. JAMES WEBB. INotice to Creditors. The Creditors of Epharaim Floyd, deceas ed, are required to render in anad establish heir demanads before Messrs. Jones & Jonecs. At tot nes, bay or before the ir.st day of April, 1~7 3, :as the unidersined will m:ake aia se:tlernent: otn said Estate on that day ini I'robate Courr, 'it Newn berry Court liouse', S. C., :andl apply said Court for a IFinta! Discharge as Admii:itrator of said Estate. UNIuN SAVINGS BANK, Feb. 19. 7--4t. A dm'r. NOTICE. NEwvnEn C. H., S. C., Feb. 15, 187S. BIDS for Rapairir.g a bridge across In diat: Cree, near: - Cromer\ i:r this C'oun :y i"b r'ce'iv-ed by :hec Coutyt Gommis sionersa, at Newberry Court Nouse-, up to March 15th,. at 12 l., when the contract Iwdi be a rd-al to tihe iOn .' re'ponsible4 bridder. By order of :he Board. DENNIS .iOATES, Chairman. J. W. mv:w..a>, Clerk. Feb. l'a 7-4 t. Administrators' Notice for Fi nal Discharge. I hereby give notice that I will apply to the I'roate Gourrt for Newberry County, for a Fianal D)itachar:.e as Adaninistrator, de bonis nnot, o-n the Eatate of Christopher Ki ntard, deceased, (an Satur'day, the 22d day of M:arch next. Ali persons~ having claims a::aim.,t 'rid E:.tate are reqrtred to render them: in before that time to the ondersign ed. G. A. COUNTS, Ad0'r. Feb. 13, 7--St. NOTICE. Notice~ is haereby given that I will apply to the Judge of Probate Court, fi r New berry Country, on the 15th day oif March next, for a final discharge as Trustee of Mary C. A b.ans. M. FOOT, Trustee of Mary C. Abrams. A SITUATION W ANI'ED, by a comnpe teant and reliable Bou. ke -per to keep a et of Books. For fur-.: r ni.:-r a:ion a nly a .he J.m 2.d-'' HERAi D 0]tc.