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A O4PE. NOVEMBER 28, 187d.4'd dTk Bditorof 4kwAez& Courier: Ith e issue ofyour paper of the 26th some e6NI' m-a Vereneitote: After giv ing a list of standn,oinii'tts as elected .hythe:Jimte. :eadds; s: and voted through by the 'uars without OAW. T-Wes (9d' tives are almost entie I Pr.the.,nly one appomited to a 5iimanship be ing J. C. Hope;-of ihiiton, who was generaly )eeke+zpi-inh-e ast - sion as ,,ind follower, of Whittemore add,ihe ." Here is an assump tioli rif' Ifireje wAih Wodld JUstify 'me-in illing-thi! *fit6tacd6int, aud demand; the. ameide -.honorablet: -but I conider such wide partjazes fromihe truth V g ithy:o,but little noe2 i#y frie;i_s andout 'of the naegis1stu';, andI adity, lio are :si -imfiartial; kne,detIItthe abore btktments i:whlkLyuntrue'in A the-e*tial e -evi-j Mene, that I am a. llindfolloWet of eoYrl have ees to 'see fo i i ikid *M knogh'k ae assuitsmy judgmnt: ioeidr9e be: an, independak.t Ak& astiatietal. I Ax iv.. b -' its. the governen d iitt e .1 toin-1a. tiered A1 ieh * *ie*eto -7reWTgjuicesP=r t *an uelesly. .New i2wik -~ ~ A~MS as. they awl1i ;rgardto in- P"14 . 0 S eaucuses w ic4h . ut t e two. it C fUCU t 771 an d bergof:h ~ ve, i!ittees.andi preAmted it4fr- eiov hesa.gt It -r d t#W "'iqj,t affai&.;nff1 g *i onQ c. b hce4r o fau oaLfainr ~this list Ib iil* TRe alft-.$P UDnC=St~ Al ife ' - 04~ by~tis were edgtho bglicats 19We puekpeftedU. i iamde Q1ee.vaet e a .peg_qp_heir s - on the commime -ag Weu dilfeutasse Wnie "rf the F612 aont ffices officer, on,g ediea fiese lists. were acted,Or S in i tPO nl , arh iesi I m'i0 r e iNddr omiiag-. c~mmimem. The oabmaa f 4 e ( committee nu agnecuts was1 irst p ~ominated -Hope onis No.IT al$on '1*K5Vr gadegby saat i3!Uee.r JI was-elete decision,,aad .the:wea4ness f~o bsg 6 agaren't;I saw o nest J -y dhi Slinjiqi tde v@e yra I in ~ est4r emaitdesr Tbtee at dindipsal et and4ewhes is otbe justise Lo i~ y Qu~ y or tap ywha i#4he.justificadhonsfw preWudse me.C.h.. me saogoitat.sekffordiik to ' apso usr to iin oenftae GomliSeeappised to eseeka onisp by ..e Ts. nion, cled p% *on ddly" . he 1!adit b 'ofilei kna *Mie Yedk1yfreeived? i.Humrni 42ikalf 40hfesl tha. or a Statswould Abihimdn the-policy s been man6h gratified at thecreeptymi~ of his~ meseegbystose -who' stood ~delun's what Eqe b ldreeatdie thee.eesiderai thr. exs tie hr ia;&s hih easier Moyien -e nnr message .phan tocrr e zgopg eforeasures..e waspo~ihope-, - flodf -reduitiofteressit ki iey;bre wereosene aetical diffi eultiesin-he ay if effeistinigit1 He wol oyrgy thbier#v,Js early and ear esttentin ~ nJp swh~,ih d%en wa t d o leutieaW"theih; tew a pleaant' art i~sfihi -inte#: *ew, the gentlemen of thaomiae ithdeW.rk gaZ. , Ie. ~THE DEMONg THAT BEAT BMS,T i BuTERi-Nedtotine mi who'liit' Billy Patterson, the man who best Beat:Batler for Congress ini Mas Mehuse#ts is just niow.Zhe individna1K who th~.e. le.dssipe to,kogi. he: following 1dspte1n from~ Mr. ]bq~ s'on to thby Mattim' Cu fe York,7is'tB6 Ma ?iI@NEt t~W~~I in print .from iim.IO It- ist gratifyintC to kney,- that: Bgtler wam beatgan an. square Democratie issule. -; SALEM, MAsS. Noveimber -5.---I. will be imposible for' e 67fwitl yett to.night." She"grinelpIea9 t io whichr the vtry inatie. MaiU" setts Sixth District .has-been:w? are -first, opposition to the -centralizr. tigi of power in the Federi Govprn thent ;i second,'no currency brit 'gol.d; or that which is couvertable int'goAd' on demand; third, 'no. discrimnination.1~ in favor of the colored race, hup. a peer fei enality of duties liberal and inst4 h.e Herald. TUOS. F. GRENEKER, EDITOR. -]kEWJ"RY, S. C. W A P..PDAY JAQfA A The Herald is in thehighest respect a Fam ly NewaMr, devoted to the material in 'egft uh8Sqtyz'd the tate. ex nsively, and as an Ldvertising medium offers unrivalled ad-. ipqs. For Tsrms, see first page.. louthern Baptist Conventiom. The, tireports 'made: at -the recent jonvention held.i::.Chester,; siwws a avorableiand".#rogriesive -.eondition. Zspecially so was this in regard to the nission *ork, sevwriew ChurbetamA enty-six Sauday ;SeoIs :ving rW .are. pled -io iotice that but about eighty thousan4 :ohas iv-iBihatisoeeded toeomylefe he endowment of Furmai Uvivft*j d. that tetyer hA 4meet Ipart o make up the neeisary'n1mom ef hreebun&ehu1iWr- - Legislative. . Theiaftd mek thv desZoi tows that the AssemblY'vie' getting oly*t, WOki ad bikms*'- being ikdo4a4 libitua-good,:bad and n the comniie;siesaoSrPW iour dWa -and Mtl ;M IJ-AA. lenderson on Mines, Miinga and danud eaures iand j.' *'d .i"dn ,rison Reforms and RadsdEhe esnpotn esslistead,of rant. litegebhrtihe-,emetisse ide:Hookrg1t u=ndtiiMvya 'doutpa ties, free manWed&feBFawight ifpthias -des grablegal.a igous ittitq3.asociatn lbro grwtal7mabaugdnig,nata >r other like *06 nd iopaia s s an evidenee e body peans tsnes Tie 14t etoM y LP heens egyred $41nl liea. : !' - v t i yreUlain ap19 te 1. o gi, e r~ e ppiote h 9 olihz'o9. th(at9t9x8 .fdpgdeor.eegrgee he is94%? %v4t?o 09 99 t :rgggubilgl gol4uni ggpr rjt bill p.pg Flj l, U9th p0*u o hgeingaregs,dgefj44 ousfi?-@IlsYttcThiq ti 9fl?Wj ti .paigJlogiqk,g g p ints.opps q glesel9% buyhe1autt itigteihe T,q t,y, gyin iings ofth@ )e940gsa:pisRonadggu knge ~94:e dri9&4 bstrm9f$4 whsky To;ppQfe fyr the esta)pihuset4q stat.e... a s To regeal an FMntitled "An aet g,rgpegghte usuryJla.s of thetati; .gthe ith es,bee4qyggr li? ggeio gf (Judy. .gegcuup T- p%IW$.:the.g eettoi| .py, W7 other farQgrode.afg9 night p 9o~untyg begl .,It should ~4 any 9eu~ty in theftate,, and T egnlate by law tyte.vting.pe int te everal- co.unties.of th~ ~ope.itrodneed a resolutiop, r}}iql agereed to, that sthe delega~ 8 9;f e?4i.Cpustg be requested.te peig1 asiig:of th e,andames f .precine?s where, glos g;9 44iar thajgepgal elpeoles ,o9b aceigj.11.thle hglto regulate by lIw he oting..precincts .in thie.. everal ....ties .h 8,tte .% Cablie'ainatigural- gives very shope'Jg ~an honest refrn. Ee believe thoi ent&neat Isangeera h.+atk;-St.t. pIm evry wy of ie ave t/ obstute 1 vi willc e to cip ; -nor we 'in that t Gen eral Assembly will dare any attempt to thwart him in the work which he ras 'o -etary-an'-'"enhiplatkally'-Cuf out. . - ' We copy from AhlhnA and Courier a synopsis of the poli,,y Mid-CT6Wille iissae, ns folW3-i" "Governor Chamberlain calls atfen tion to the fact that, in the late can sought supremacy, were, _q,pally em phatic iWtihir etbd tx te flW rrec tion of abuses. OirT two parties ap peai atithe-yolls;hoth-of *hich pro fessedijo aeek.similar%ends by.similar means., .vernor Chamberlair..says that he will, therefore, rely for.. sup p6it.upon those memb'ers of 'theTxen eral Assembly whowere opposed to hiW;4s confidently airpo.those who fvored:his ekection..-The paramouit d,heayp,it the jpractiep and .eu fordement of ecopomy and houpsty in, the dinistrati6on fthe goiernment. Id hii obiuion, oui'eviL die' chiefly those:of admiuistration,' and:tfe- earli4 est aad: most earnest attention shouldi be irected to the subjet 9f thq pl ection, appropriation and. disburse meat ;r' the p''bi fu+di .' He"'aa mits'that 'eaatos froperty frtaaioh hae bee . unjst nd o ressive; but the total ees fina, -reduced. thirt ,q forty millou &oMar t1iis yeAr, and he standa. G isefly inany'tnabure esl duiand totain -a stovluhtidMf .:frApty faqta0ationaceor4ing to to.its tre.mpneyvalue, and s far As the'faithfdl execution-of h ,law de ends upon officersa, ppoinftf byIix ' aotu*'-shl. hie just -dihse"fbr doplaint.i. He; argies :tiat the Gen ra ssauy oneidsr thadiisability. WfsPgount auitors and.treap iers to -be elected IYhe peopl, 'i-ted'iitA4 y Governor, pdadvi4etsetliey -be ti'quined 'o' gireadd;tadhfie- entesas dll As to the $tet;TA, taxes, heaya, 9hWd,1be$ritly jiuAted to the jctual inrements of the government, and 6digetfds rhich'liaeojuned $37882 iIN%e ft; six yeai,shi d a totayaolihea TheLegslative *ipewesay,pounauto.a .avefge f. S20,4O for, gackul,,sesion, and ills on that account to the amount ~f 192,2 arP Utstdin;. This: e 'peesfo be f&d,id:e ,hyte eosioilm.lisite This Can:D ofspeeahacsfwic Ne 80D1451 ena3M6t,) 'ri-' deind themdnbeiWofW' ficer. aa aptaohss, aindibp~ eutting' ' hecoigent ortIieetal Iiu-? W $19'O,'OOG - .o.h$$ 8 ' Bfe'Glaifof MgiiMiive k 6eriest kilk wayid. {-The' Phlie Pioiteg--ayarsheodeeIarmirtoibhe in calple~ of 4efi.a r.or eas Jls entu;e discotiuance ofthe pralce IthE%iiig thre las,:ik advarisd iehs, iewspapemestru~greeCoim inesdd. We sasothtthe:eg' , h deicenceswere baqss of -eiiiebtedne5ss andl ofmoi ders or wr#ants whns ~mtuney 11a n ,.tx.~ is condemn d. '4n' the mratter of abolishing ~n~eceoffic'esan d, redue' g ns~vCh'ambind ilf'~ge seb 'aray2 adopt.A&. emplakiti g'dilintis'e arde6p.fiini outtAw,nmiLioha dollars do boods kh1aen fde4 up4gee~.in, o hah0rIapeglg ehta detidor' -. 'bjpgk~JidpaL$heiMtMfWeghe b'tW@Shte fU6esee.t3Phe trial' jatiswytem4ilookiupgua ostly, piil, if be whIldkowidis$~ ewil sa s a orfe srion o of'obiodtUjatige ast wellias!s1fandIeJ tbgejpw 4riginsurasiegpn!me dpizguinesin th'e S?a to utake, a. deosit~nf 6'%dj cEi ocks'ith tie' Ateidy-Genrls'strobgly eebm mended,iso the epaleftheKKdir tppa aregnoQrns;lfairfl 0o0wAj. Tl prd g .power will .pp, lqIe be aus Governor~ Ch ~aiam p' iisew t tie~ :dashons WYllb rare when he-w16j1s@fe&ittting aside the judgmeuts9f courts and the verdip of j }ii . He,advises that tie bn nductioDi of the sum" now but' the'General Assedbdy? is ninvited. to see i,he:what of eSiienegon ehe pi ot the4 ,County School .Commiin sonrs cannot be remied.ied. .Thge, ii b~rief,- Are. the nesee of Ye~forpi wlch hiGoerooi {Tha'tborleiii advoC cts and'& hich he~ declares him.d self to be.unalterably pledged.. 1Wasington Light :Infantry -Wehave'rbeen requested to publish the:ecircular:'below and we do so with greatipeasurj.with-the earnest hope' tbaa is -publicitionammay help.to.aid Lhe. noble worki-ef charity proposed. Asstated,heaillbe helda: the 4iyoCaetnontedrtdyf Ferayiet hs fodn ml L[eity:oeo wose -y4thae darf Febray next, thsfringbhlfo thet t tidie.fer hose Shose asyingithias Aire, i am.AniMA in hahaf of the eidoy I 6he spit of edlarged charit, 14 Is,; a a gefierous comm l Ze Idinder the auvice, ;ht-dies''_Wreston, aidedb their rbads in th6 States of VirinWia and G'eorgia,4whdke example we'trasi will be followed by those in othei CoMt=onWe*Wj,)W-drtta-VFair,V be openedin the City of Charle,tor onF tigfg lyf er yne Long years of well tried public ser v'e.performed in timesof great ril Is n ~ peace' ly ~an ~o anc time honore. !orp!,; nowri gray wjt) laarel swoi-In pavritic dis ge 1 duty..qQnsepr-teA jb, eg a sanctifies the appeal now addressed t< the munifiteneeofa g iberaf Oiic. The memory of the- times, and th( signal evenas, amid whioh.our.organi zation. sp.-ang into life;: the, exalte and dminified charpctef of iL, earl) founder 'and fiet 'ommander; tie ele vated ton dand distingiiiAhdd -viaue which have charaeterized a long rol oftiembers.; the great Washington the' Father .of our. Counjry, whos( name .we bear; the historical flag fiagrant of Revolutionary associations, ommitted to o'r I k6epiig' bj the widow -of the brave William.Washig tov,,aud which, now floats at the head of our. colu3n; all these inspirationc hud awaken a lively zeal, and opel wide id i6usitains-f a noble charity for our strichen and bereft survivors. At the close of the late war, the Wshingtonlight Ifantry Charita ble AssoeiatioA, the representative oi gie ol corps,. was formed to afford the diediAief6 the aesitt faidAes of 'ar de'eeied mimbers, but' it 'Te sourees have :proved inadequate--fo the.Aquisitjoaupon itse.beneyoknce. The 3umber..of those worthy of aid haeinqreae,'and th.e claims of sue eorbecae 'More imoratilm. Si-ce the "ni6h of t0 Ad6idtion with the oriaiizatioh.of the wairrand f the olaCompany, -he .ield of our Iabo a ve been wideped,sand spire 6ur dutios.fid 'espopsiili tier eiilk%ed. IeF these- rdci mst&ndes, 'it Ai propsed .estend it beeficende, and placoply;a pormaent fn,A .chi table feature of -the organ*tioi.pp9 a firm and solidasis. With thd iaered obligiilof t'E dei'd-:reiting t*pn' t)I&kri Wingtb6 Light .Infany -haveqmut wii. motion thonpropose i'air ; a ilg,up as ine~nnt0'trs d, o bealy. -three ucentuy, .earnestly and edfriends, and't6'the pulio4a'rge, bytheir.aid td. insnredh:succes ofm Contribuionp whethr itana,ey 01 it ifor'the table will be graefully wI@dsk kiid sympathties' pamjt' to aid heeause with-a s one ioationgssy~ resgaenred it)will; be sqeey4yoted . h b it inNtrtn N, te ear -old'Gity;1t-it'glbribu& tradi: ther inheritados of:the-meswories -oi thepast;toal thgg~nds. iosE recoil tions and essociations aret en. [6fatif; to 'e4connfrynieii everg. whetroughotit the broad land 'ol freeeuweawppeal.ia I<canse,.and4 fow agjorg ea M to tb?.heata of fU Amercans8.. OContiutirf *hIthe' it 'articles af>thefund orc cotribntionstin-money, mahaforwsrded,'tQ Mr.,.. onr rur, the qhairstan of the Com,mittee. "Cominittee.-J4 L.,Honour, R. D. Mf. ., 6uses Gray:F6irtek,;. A.70l i, A.A .~Trumibo.: Oetavius Wilkie, sJir Baekg . .Hnur3J 3 rap,r J. . .Seh1lte,.., .L *'e-i~ undersigged, sidtiving Cdim daaeaw of thes Washingooi Lighi aoz)mendation, to thie abovg Ciroular, &d ep@ tIiir w" p-eialion Oharles H.A6imontoa, Jauxesa9 onnor, r:M. Lioggj E.A4. Thomas, James M~ Carsong .1 gWpd,. J. S. Han. ?lid,"2.i- bJ.'-irdolri df. 'h6..radib. en iy ale .~~b r as M.te aiendot bgislt 1 bedad fete , illb isdtotfe"at t le~h'ar touh, wet sgaw ago di W-reheaseos eeastha t h irandi Jury o' -the United States Dourt tht'ew out othe 'indiefiis ~gilrad the MRc .E. T. :Waleeaad Mr.'John H.-H6ig*irrtit,'bf Edge. eld, sh'aigd with iolaiti 6he En. roeeient act. Thers was no eiidence :o suitain"'the charge. Sheriff Southern of Greenville, ,on Wededay'Iast, added, thre9* to the umer of' coinvietz in - he Peiiten rumbrk Ah be ondcelbofYforgerY Phi a a t%e filsycolnrnd ,forger eMyjie i'e ard of. s>uthern .says'h i en do*n fifty..five eonimets in foui rears. Thg ilkon House was .crqwded to epletion on Tjiuraday and Friday last -the Spartanbu;rg & Union traina eing accidentally prevented from run ding on those days. The big pots and ittle pots had to be kept boiling night Lud day. The agumber of turkeys ilg by reason of ip was immense. If. man fails to make .a good, square neal at that house, it is his own fault, ~a he -should never have the privi eg ofnuting his feet under a well well aw,is measare of happess, ,and who W no obj 4ion. Araa t ngs -hapju somtWes. . A stranger thing that thing hap pened at the Wheeler House. A new arrival at dinner asked his friend, "What white thing is that you are ati ith Istch relish,?f'. It nai ride.' e 'said he liai n'e'vei ear of it before. We suppose he c,ame.from the far North, perhaps from the region pitoh pcle'. _!Theesqne-<jh found a slice of lemon in his souD mock turtle-said he, "I say, Bill, ain't this strange,.who ever sa.w lemon in soup?" 4 Vekeih Newspaper Oflee. A Paris correspondent says, in de scribitg the office of 'the Figdo: I "Opening upon the grand gallery that runs around the Spanish palio 'or ro tunda, are the rooms or halls that lead to the xodims of the various employees. These are all furnished in magnifient style; with- rosewood furniture,- rich carpets, tapestry, bronzes add marble statues.* Sohie rooms accom odate a single writer; othrs 'two-or ' three. The pipcipf editor, De Villemessant, ' odes a smal roon dM Te ih.'round ioor,o the right of the principal eri trance. There are also a richly fur nished cou'n0i1 room, i which all the literary forceumet 'bce eaChi mpth; b;a roois, bith idoms 'and breakfast' and dibiigrodms-4or 'all'the literaTy fo~r,o*ffia pper, save the editor-in cli'f eat sedp afid live'in'fhe sanie building.' There"is lso a i large. room whose sides are'iarig 'with misk' and '.itefing Ifbils. Zachi; A, a2 o'eio 'ili the enyloes semble ir tliS rDom and reeelessons in enciag fro-an exneit. 'this is oblig ory on eacll oni, for tii easonhat 'acht individualiiexpectd toold 'hi'self in readiness to,a1 b cilled to the* field of honor at a mnomie4t s notice. A nesita*ion in suc a'ci as wola secure'- the instin ismisSai 0 e n diviAal inv6dv. 'Brier Mentios. A ladj reg!dn-i'i-' Daven p-ti Iowa, ad a beautifl -green' lizard in hw stioach,adytig .is.d$con A .t lhe . .aga fchwas fon1i a railroadsta oout Weptf,- ' 16'b-iP "The New Tork pajIees-state thatsotner -of 4he4s ,ladies in proogypsocietg: 'hav~ erd to - y L1esnms' for - BEterVna Seats"'ni tHifeh adse &duo ring the trial ef theleastly-Bededo '5. Then' epitaph appears ett, ai tombston i omsn,Cona.:,."eren * M' whd never ~'ierfiedd"hi reat6m at.the.41tar:. of-upeatition's,.god,.:and. h)~ eeibeiedtbtJonah agyalr flere'wis a iush of lignor d'ealersin New 'Yrk,'on Satiday to comply'witri the;terms of,'k2he excise law latelyy vii-, dicated by the out.The lic,enses, Issued dinot{ed tcd 06~0, anid niif apic'nts:'t6uld not' be atnded4a'for ,..skroefearthquk wa ditinctly felt at Salem and Newbrport, Massa chussits; tnFTaes&aig.' he wave, 'a telegram- Sia*.apparenltly:moved from' West,to east,.rocking bog~ses, rattlhng crockery and causing some consterna tion. -- ' Businesd grows lively af tChindoA The banks are.insidndshaing'$1,e 000,00 mpore on. deposit than at any tiile'sirice the pahic. '~Hogs 'and gai come: into' the city in- utiprecedented atie,an&the farmers are:receivipg fnsin return.. The whole West feels, 'ZTie Cde f the Carolila Military InstItite :aare now supid with the ~pringgeld. .bec 1aing rifle, ~e. betarm in tir sric. T4his by orer pf the North Carotlixa LIuislature: WE' notice that this- Donps haa-beeu invited. to ttedti a~ jw ,.C. b)eiitval4troad: hasebeen tedred - naS~itor G6frdon, of:(Georgia is' out Sa Aetiter avocatinginecgease of at a: lowi ratg f intret Tedc anogd .Whig4whil ~rss.h' 'vir -4 he .ease upon the .V is ongrs ta ebers;halve a d:.declared -ithern; 1 es'in,favor: o[ it 'R of, as. t. WfgeTpresses it,' "of'ti rameas ure o populIar deiverand0." 'A Bostorn- lady reached"the 'railridad' dpot jst as the,taais.on:lich she ie* sh~tod,pat 6 tred:harrni If 4'packages-and her eyes falk'of- tears ;a gentleman arrie$atithedepqt o9n .-a 'run, 'with" 'i valise mn hans,.hbis coat on his 'arm, affd face stredniniipersgi ration. He also.. was -after.that train1 'but alasZ.was too lige, As.be,looked anxiotisly after th tahin; now moiviiig - swiftly'away, he'nt di4non his ialise.' wipe( hjs face, ande very deliberately said: "D-n that train!" Tie laq heard it, and smilig oin hn with ar her sweetness,Jierighte'd up wit a .heaveply g1ow;a. slhg whispered: 'hank you, sir." On Wedndsday a ahionably dressed men "entede T.'D. Byinmer 8/Ccj.'s jewelry store, Broadway; Nrew Yorks and asked thsclerk to show him some diamniid. rings. ..Two plates of rin~ s were shown 'hirr,' arid lie examine' thh.: fle requested-the:cler1k'lo-put:a number of rings in.a better light, as he desired to" test 'themn. "Seeminigly'-iiot satisfied with'theselection, he'asked to be<sJiowp spnrnso-rae le and 'while th'e 'oierk wss IQaa for ancther plate of rings, arfather man called upon Mr. Bymmer and inquired the price of a .handsome bronz,e clock. Seemingly' 'Ieaied, h'said he would call agamn with his 'wife, 'and 'quietly' walJed gut 4 few. minuteS later the 'clerk returned with t'y yings, py ngt sdeig either the' plates or his'mustomer; asked Mr. 'Bynimer whether he bad bought a ring. Mr. Bymmer, thunder struck at the question, asked the cle,rk what'he"ineant. The story was soon $oId anid the clerk became aware that the fiFz. J# .sgiered' a loss of, ten thousand do i*" TnE SoUTERnN CULTIVATOR for Decem ber is received, and is as good as ever. It abounds in good counsci to the farmer. Sub scribe for it at once and_commence with the - t.#ITR:h-, tmgh hyour 'ce, ,-as consid fably fri ne ,-uds the fact of his being gentle ir.lhis diposi tion. we believe would have runaway, The. -tim y -a-v mallwhite boy galloping up behind us at full speed. OurM wife. apd ,chikI-en beig , Ae buggy with'us we were alarmed and .alled out to him to stop, but he assed on in the most reckless way, not giving th6pight ,.#denI6). to: 6ur ifg)hest. The seedn'd'tine two'ver' shal white Mmy,- e-ofUther--being-the-9mne-s just referred to, came meeting us in; a sweeping gallop. We -caled loudly to them to desist, that our horse &night runaway, but littlb or ho attention was paid us, exeept to be -told by ofie of them, as they swept by, that our horse "must be very easy to rniaway." We know of a gentlemen, Mr. Editor, from the country, who was driving quietly along the road sometimes since,.within the corporate limits of Newberry, to have his buggy run into and. badly bro ken by another verf smill white boy, who came plunging 'up, and being so very siall-that he'was 'nable to con trol his horse. The boy was throwh some distance, as his horse was kicking and scrambiing among the gentleman's buggy wheel, Lad iis a World's won der that. e did nut go his neck broken, and.but for the hos-, in the buggy be ing a very gentle one, there is no' tell in*C at odivo'ild have been ;he conse quences. -Mr; Edito, has -'the Town CObnicil any:ordlian'ee itregad -to pep&run ning: their horseitat tboop of their speed: thr=gh,:the-AtreetB?J If iit..:bas n9t,# ,theehilrenseem to: have no paient's, sneting ought to.be .,ne, ap oples'liyesai.e76 1athNr vehicles ertainl are inainger, GOOPOIN vewirrf, S. d, t1te'edkened I theNide .9 Thursda eYisniagJho 3s d. of Decemter, I4,.b the Rev. Robert A. ai;a e h Thms H.' 1 7...J. Po,.Mrs. 8..va H.. RNa,'dag of thif'te S Or,Ainym:. Qt-q.:r.-n6 i .., '.. . ie .e , ,A I.. ALLOT,ALLSjqst to hand at L.1R. pn-,had aa!wa~yI vygYpsi them, k tirpes.. In abundg ce. Gall on him for 7J,S, Be fo'ui lse'(h' ea'eXLTJ SEIA ()RtGGWFlTHEM .J.WAY - TH-ISe MQi13. bie will not be bothered with ,hpan pn,n more. Dec. 9, 4-.tf. esst~ igelease cpJ -" ' T Longue~t~ ~ i .Oxions. Hams, new, iserrnges. *MuRlet.s reak st Stips. Cd Wih. Butter.": dN. QJoMQ1ssesm1W -yrenandiBIack Test superior gtfality BRANDY ~IWT :JELrLIES PRESER~VES. FANCY 'CRACKER, Degreesr Firen T esti. Dec. 9, 49.-tf. STATEI OF .SOJJTHI'CAROLUI&A C.ONTfOF 0?NWBER1W.f IN. TH1g. 1ROBMS] -00jJRT. . .eng.ogs ,d'.4 boniis.non.wit,b the'WillI nnexed, of' Jo!rn M. Long, de dea'edjiintiff," - a :. ' .:Against -* - &"Henry.A:LopgDefendant. By -virtue of an ord.er ofathe.N?ou, ,J; 0, lay, 1'robate Judge fotNewberry Coun. ,"pa.ssed in the above stated case', I will selltaA public auction, at, Newberyy .Court! ouse, .s' - n $ale-.DaV4.fA~ e 4f Janisqry tbe Real ,Wate af.John ME Long~ decesg. directed~by lis Will to 15e bo'id, consisting NE HUNDRED AND EIGHTEEN ACRES, morg.oriless, situated in the County and State aforesaid, bfounded by' landi of 'Jacob Singley, William. Werts. and others, on the ollowing terms: One-half of the purchase ioney to be' paid* in cash, balance on a redit of twelve months with interest from he day of sale ait the rate of seven per ent. per annum - the credit portion. to be I ecrdbbodo epuhaew i curd by ond t h e-pssurcaser to a e ~ a ~ NE *rgg Oth reies G,rhae to ( dr'.debns.on it,teWl*ami.I nee fJohprs -;Lzg eesd - LEAliDER LONG, . . C Adm'r.,.de bonis.non with.the Will- an ma - or John M - T.nne aanmad DR. J. A. C LOPTON, of Hantsril!e, Aba., is now at the Honi- in Newberry, where he may be consulted for a few davs. He treats PlLE-EISELA ITRICiURE. -.Re moves all kinds of Tuniors nnd Uleem from the face au.i ad pirts f the bodi. Dr. T r this old patients of .ewberry, Greetiwood, Greeiville, Spartanburg, and many other -town -oahir-&ste.- OURED -WIT-HOUT -THE KNIFE. See a letter below from a reverend gen tleman of So. Ca. The oriinal, wi:h his name, can be seen at his rooms. Umo., S..C., Nov. 190h 1874. t Di. J.'A. LOPTO." BtaR.SIz: Wien;in. Agust. of .last -year- 1 you so successfully operated on me for . hemorrhoidi t'Um6s,'I had' beeli afflidted e for fMl fifteen yeirs. , Morexahan two'-thirds a of that time I was so much disabled that. I C could rioi, bbt to a limit.'d Oxtetn, perform a the duties of ny vocation. How .Iuuch in- 0 that long period was endured-the.-pain. the 0 loss of blood, the exhaustion-I oid not t< undertake to tell. . 'When you saw me, n1y 0 condition was such.that I am satisfied with- ti out reli4f there would have been at no very s distant day, a fatal termination. A It is with profound gratitude that I now announce ihe' remarkable cure which, in 0? the gdodness of divine.provideace, has been ir effectd by your,skillful. treatment and' -well d practicedhand.. FiAteen,months have elaps- 0 ed sincethe-opeiaiion kid I find nd-indica- ft tions of a retiarn of the; disease.,. The., im- ' provement ir..rly general health has been I ti think very considerable,'hnd'he omfortt of complete. exemptioni from. the annoyanee and suffering to which.I had so long been subjected, in a -blessing more than-l had hoped for, ano is- weH., calculated to keep T you in grateful remembrance. It,gives me pleaure' to iecorumend others vho may t suffer -ttu similar:w.ay to make trial of your l skill. .Youts very truly, Dec'. tgok of, th..o..J 7 plii"V*010W Ordw of i the Hoi., 411& C. Leahy, Judge .of Probate, we will ell, on TliUi?day,'t-fie 241i ifist. ' the residei 4 of the late James GBuford; 4U the perysoti al.property ,of,the said deepased, consisting ioftlirei lvo'ts ,thr6e 'mutes attle, hoA', qoim; Sodder,citc. Also,,lrteiohold:and kitche fpinitnge. Terms or Sale--ASfT. * l.A ...... ' f.'27FOED, - n.e ~ ~ M 6:92 BUFORD4 . - - Tt W.. DAVIS, --. Dar tesTm. nfr de -. I w .el , wfA ib .a i'b'I LEATHER;i b6th i-iMed a$duf iei8d fla* Hides? and t6 'f n ..&rk O948h ins 1TR4 S CASH. . .lso 'il it the. Yard, iind, Lan4s egn Metit, d f':t e d[7. -Tea&s eflenti;CASE. 2 i.: I STAf'F SOUTH ~AkOLTN 1 TH t0Mt62 EY Ju0iy, Jf ?a6bte, ec - 6else 6rgag . -1 tale''fS OMer. -iiA btebcnid Stge,$os, Mh [LOL.-M. MessJue of' the7th .fudicial Circuit, I will sell at. iF#4S teAdgym <atdn ryI next, aitb:lcoatci4 n'd'"to1'thilliest l#d thme fplogig E.elsygflying aaird situati in tbg County and State aforesaid, .and edn ino~ 4r.ess anl~ bhoundd .by'- ado Sloan,. T. .B. Chalmner. E. P. Jones, .Jhnm Livigatie, e .46'eiin hc o of the RealEsttroar.:hiopso i soan purelased at, the sale. 9f said -Et (.b ;ERuSaA~sH, - Puehas.to -pr.yfo pes ,. J.QCAR.RINTON,s. e, c. $hr 'f 3f-Df4d,1874. Dec. %149-.4t. ! - . ts By5amnes-C2 Leahy,' Probate Judge. Wheridas,-thomas D. Euzhafilt hath miudte auit tp me,.tot grant him bettsps of Admio - istration, of the jstate and eftfbets of Bayless M.uslardt, deceased;. Fbese.are hpbrefqte to cite andsdnnish a -aand sing ar the kiedrped and creditors oit the .said ' ' t iat clt,eyW ae nd ap.. 'pesr,, aqr me, an t(i.e Spuro .of.. Prbdte,. to be )ldat Newberry ,Court Bodse, S. C otW4 23d 'day'oC' Dendfier' nejt ifse. pilietoheec 4:1 oblook in thb-foe. noon, to shew oause, if any t,hey have, why thd 'alla 'A&miistratibn sould not'"bh KS\ OKOU T H ROLI By NEWBERRY CoINiY. !W:heas Jane- Meomiltough .hach> madE 89ij.. to ip, to. ;grain hgj. L*tters ,ot .A.'imnistration of.the'Estatai4 eess' Hiemw LBatp7, 4reeased.: -J . These.aie tagefore tocte and admonis alt arid singutai, the kinre'd and creditors ol; the: *said: deelsed,''that they -be. and appear, before me, in the Court of-Proaate, s to be held at Newberry Court gIouse, S. D.o tI l9tilly ofTDecemnbernext, after pyiinaqR.jere f,. at da g'ip .in : h fqrenoon, to ah~ cause, d'aigy they have, gented GivenAmtler ..my Hang .this 2.nd~ :da of December, A&nno Dom~ini, 1874. 'JAME34.%EAHY,4Pi. c. t Dee p, 49--2t. -e Whereas, Jno. P. Eianh@b.h made agit ~o me, to gant him Letters.of, Adininistra- I ioi of' the-. Estate' annd effects 6f Bailess for These are the~refore to cite arid adlmncnish . ill and singular. the kindred and creditors and $the- said 'deceased, 'that -they be and wh~ ppear, before me, in thle Court s'.t ?Fr:a ate~ to be'hel,4 ai Newberry *Jourt House, L. G., oa the:23d day of December next fter publication hereof, at U. o'clock- in he forenoon, to shiew cause if any thef ave, why the said- Administr'ation should ot be granted. .Give,n. gn,derimy Hand, is 5th day of'- December, Anno Do -ingo 874;. '-*. mni *' C.ONE.A 'Yp4 .c co Dec. 9, 49-2t. NOI 'Ha Al esnoIdz.0K aaatt~ Atl f llns ldng d ta sedgainst tir strte f Wiam proely aetesed, toilour mtorteys esme. poperl Ftesed to ur at oitrnsea Me r P o pH' ar, 'ot !oi on or Neberete Coutb 'dayfseb.nt arlya, or D. o h 18 th W dayWofCFeb 9ay;A D. 87 . W.-.WELCH, - Q-l x'r.o Wil o . WELCH, -W 0<i 6-1 1N'ara at Will af' William&Welelia ' Mliscellanzeous. .HE STATE OF SOUTH CARO LINA. Alfred 31. Reeder, et al, Plaintiffs. Against Jesse U.m, 'etitio:a to Sell Land to Pay Debts, &c. 'o Jeise C. Smith, Caroline Glasgow, Strah E. Gla.-ow, R-chael A. Glasgow,Spe:cer T . Ma,rth . ago-o.- Tlao,s.o . sgow, Frances E. Glasgow and Mary J. Ciartiichael, Gre iing: - For certain causes 'o%red bere the udge of Probate Court, at Newberry Court fbd9fk,'%bi-fflWCdnfity -of fTi*yiiar min Petition, there exhibited aga'%,t you, by ifred M. Reecer, Perrypn'ii H. Lovelace, s Assignee of WiArim 'W. Housea!, and p tichard P. Clark, the Petitioners.. you are ( ommanded and strictly enjoipeo. that you ' ppear in -tle sai Court, at Newberry ouri. House aforesaid, within twenty days i fte' the seivide hereof upon Ton, -xclusive I rf th'e:dayof such service, to plead, answee r demur to the c.id Petition, and furtlei A do and receive wha4 ile said Court shall' o >nsider in the premises; -and in default I I iereof, an Order wl be granted, that' the-. lid Petition,be takenas.confessed, and an ] ttachment nay ,be.issued against yo... !. Witness, Janies C. Leahy, Es4uire, Judge r the said Colrf, at Newberry Court House, and forthe'County aforeaid, the fifih y of Decernbor, in the ybarlof our Lord me thousand eight. hundred .aud seventy-. mr, aid in the, ninety-ninth year, of the T wereignity~ind lf6dependence ot the 7ni. d States of Aittrica. u- SUBER &CALDWELL Petitione' Attorneys. - ei J. C. L EA SY J,, .a] -. :. W D the Defendant,.Mary. J. Carmchaej: Take notice that the semmo: s in this ac on, of which the fregoing.iaA copy. w44g ed in tLe office of.the e of ?robato, ir Newberry Gounty at Newberry, Godti ouse, in the'olinitj of. $ewber-y, Y3 tj* :ate of S,uth CarmoTia, to-ether 4ith thi etition, on the3th''day v- Deember, A. .1874. SUBER ik-ALOWELL, eionr'Attoneysz Dec. 9, 49-6t. lale of .Pefonal Proa; By order of.*he-Ei 51C1L.hlry ill expose #WO n the *1f i4. the late resj4e".E Qel*io Lark.Aerd4 I the Personal Pro,pe f said deceased, j msisting-O' of lo"p - orssIt Fodder!,I eks. 'ttoadiBa1e, t - WagonS, 1Bug aqA. 1 1g ImplementSpi ok r ' Household ands Eitchen gether with?fk .rTreili tEie?$di^'to TERMS OF SA LE-CASH. Dec. 9, 49-3c. . GM 17;dil'r ' TC3S, el~ ~LOOKS; K JEWEIIYj LVEB AND, .t&Tt WRE PECTACLE, 4ANf4 GOODS, i ~aving,just rpmodelled a.nd newE fitted inj stbwb, Iiwohid ask the p'ubIic -to gie :eai, ns:ir., . :::. :1 PUIOrF1 A8.LOW ek bliiiid'in the Shuti. Ai & Jpda o nght diree- m:th nufctu*g' atd conequetIv4 cantb d'W4Amgrhan Gol an ilver 'ateihes 4 atififsetu'r Culo ices - n. -for in Gel Stee(RubbrM i&Sell Er*adie do the b.est. Kaufactu.. Enigagement Rings, &c.e .mixy.Establishment 'GpId Is sold Gdid, irid Bi'ass Is sold for traUi. . goods sold warranted as repretdi,~w any puto mer-my.ezely- uporugetting t thgb g;ga fow . . KINDS OF WATCH, CLOCK~ :AMD - EWLRY REPAIRING DODE AT ILEGE'i NO?ICEAfl ITW~ONE-F '*MrNiKEx BTYI&. F4C9. yy paIr regaa fol :work or ist vajf r~ceive prompt attention. nodi sen 9.O.:D. lo all 'pai-s of the try. wah, the privilege of egamining re paying 'for'~them.. ir Jewelry of all Descrip tions Made to Order, )UN F. SPECK, -PRATT STREET, Anc~ Li4~41-~t~~4 1 fhy Goods, Groceries, re. J.] T. ~AUILLARD, rHOS.Ob06 DEALER IN lry Goods, Clotning, GROCERIES, &e. Respect ieet fiforis' lsfrfenai "and the Ublic generally of this and surroutding 'o that ji" stock of- FALL. ANIk VITER GOODS is.* .arge, Varied and Choic ' 0"'. nd etbraice.lhe best qualities and sLy . goods for ladies, gentlemen and )MY GOODS,. ~LOTING,4 Dgether with the ehoios and best of il. Kindsof SmCER E ther for family or :plantio use al hich are offered at Thankful- for past favor, he begs a co. 11i wi-1 thd ieavur*aid thav. no Vi)~ ~ J .CItw~sICr~. ,_ Mand vWstock. of gotAnume -n DRY , sock%- b d (e o beedt WerTj se HlARDWARE FJILER A. finaea norta .ea P. W &A AhIC >0.9 -< KBJ~ -KO -TJU * g y - * no FXOANRCWUni )ct 7, E0-tW /G AN C' M " DD hakfltoer the lisea age herto ESH mEAL ,N RS Oysers adinesET, - ap To et,het ith ha11f oth r telstbe fona in reoa BR Trecve,d ll ofb strich wtmica *E .O CH A ERY SIORE,'and aU of which will U ~E SOW UH~P K