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I :ftterieanSardine Co.'s Bone- I n3dines, are much better. and [ Ie & half the cost of imperted Sardines. 8-lyV. Inx TO NEW AZVETISEXENT8. James C. Leahy-Citations. A. D. Lovelace-Seed Oat. Daniel J. Haltiwanger-Notice. S. C. R. R.-Change of Schedule. John J. Carrington--Sheriff's Sale. G. & C. R. R.-Chauge of Schedule. JamB. Clary-Administrator's Sale. Daniel T. Ualtwanger-Notice of Sale. James X. Crawford-dmirinistrator's SaTe. McFall & Cofeld-Physicians and Sur W'OIL- A. Thomas-Southern Collection Butler M. Cameron-Confectioneries, Gro ceries, &c. Chas G. Blatchley-Blatchley's Cucumber Wood Pump. Lovelace & Wheeler-Bargains! Bargains! Spring Prints. V. P. Russell & Co.-Door, Sash and Blind Factory. George H. Chapman-Petition for Fnal Settlement and Letters Dismissory. See card of F. Werber, Jr., Deputy Survey or. 40-ly. Rev. James F. Latimer, of Davidson College, will preach in the Pinbyterian Church this (Wednesday) evening at 7 1-2 o'clock. We acknowledge receipt of the IMUs trated Annual of P and Phy siognomy, published by *SamIel R. W dway, N. Y., price 25 :ilid "kn&ow yourself"' agC@g Opoeaddress. REMOVAL FROM OFFICE.-Governor Chamberlain has announced the follow ing removals from the office of tria justice in this ton and county: Simeon Young, J. D. Heller, G. P. Jacoby and John S. Henderson. e AN ACCEPTABLE Oivi0Gw.---If there is any one thing more highly esteemed by us than another itis delicious, crisp celery, and to Mr. F. Clai-mont Moses are we under obligations for a couple of bunches which found their way to our ta onaturday last. We have had tender dreams ever since. Catalogues of the Books published by the Methodist Book House, at Nash can be seen at the HERALD Book Star and any selection made there from *Siordered with promptness. Orders respectfully solicited at the 2-tf HERALD BOoK STORE. QUARTRETRLY MEETING.-Saturday and Sunday the first quarterly meeting of Newberry Station will be held in the Iethodist Church. The Rev. Manning Brown will preside, and preaching may be expected by him on each of the days. 'Thedublic are cordially invited to at tend. ANOTHER SAD DEATHT.-We are pain ed to learn that Mrs. Welch, lately widowed by the death of her husband Mr. Jas. A. Welch,'died on Thursday last, near P'omaria, of Pneumonia. But a few days ago the husband was laid in the grave, and now the wife. Myste rious are the dealings of Providence. The announcement made by Messrs. Lovelace & Wheeler, that certain of thenr-goods will be sold for 30 days at and below cost, will make many souls happy, and we are glad that they have the disposition to give the people an op portunity to make themselves happy at a little cost. Their word may be relied on. - CJHEERIG.-We continue to hear fa vorable reports from the Orphan's Home.' Another generous mess of kroist has found its way to the hearts of its inmates through the old and favorite avenue the stomach. The institution, we are pleased to say, is in first rate condition, and a more grateful set of orphans never before existed. ST. VEEETE never designed that the happy season should last but one day, oh no, never. Because it falls on the 14th is no reason why it should end onAte.same day. So go Jt while you are young and happy, and while you have a dime or two, little people. Let the season last for fourteen days at least and have all the fun possible. -VTlPA....Frend MARsHiAL, - -l.""" who knows what the. people want, tells us that although hehsFRESH FISH in every Tues dy,Thursdays and Saturdays, and FRTR 'OYSTERS every Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, will, on NET FRIDAY, (19th,) have a fine lot of LARGE, FRESH AND FAT SHAD. -i The Baltimore Corner speaks through the voice of Mr. R. B. Cameron, the successor of Uncle Andy, and the pleas ing information is given that an elegant and large assortment of goods is in store, consisting of confectioneries. *fruits, groceries and a hundred other good things. It is a pleasant sona, and one wbich to people will be glad *to hear. TnE S'TrTE Ys. J- P. JIAnT)Y'~ will be remembered that at the last term of Court a motion in the above stated case was made for a change of venue. to be heard at Ujnion. We learn from . L. Schumpert, Esq., just returned from. Court held in that place, that the motion was argued befoie the lIon. M. Moses on the 11th and granted, and the sae changed to Spartanbulrg, where t&trial will come off in June next. This is bad weather for dwnning. the cold is so intense that we would ratther stay in doors and snuggle up to the fire. In the best of times it is disagreeable. and only when forced by (lire necessity do we venture on such err:mds, b)ut now it is worse than ever, and im ten der consideration of our feelings we request all persons without distinction to call on us and settle. Do not wait for us to call on vou, dear debtors, but come up. SLErr.-The bitter cold experienced here for the past week or more, culnmi nated on Wednesday night in a slight sleet, and later in a rain of liquid ice. which continued during the entire night. The sight presented the next morning was ookily beautiful, everything being -~dbikY and in many p)lace~s s eS were so heavily weighted that tey broke short off to the ground. Great damage has been done to fruit trees and shrubbery in the breaking of libs Such e~overig of ice has not W rATFIutS.-oome om- WihU fear of the law gathered a lundle Of < legal dopuments a fe"W nights since from the law offjiee of Messrs. Baxter ez, Johnstone, and ne doubt hugged the sweet delusion to his bosom that lie hi in a prize. O. the step of Mayes & Mar tin's store the fabric of hope full to picets as soon as the red t,'pC was re- t m1e-ed, for no crisp greenbaeks fell out. It was a terrible disappointment no doubt. But he will learn the les2ni that, though lawyers like editors aix>und t in papers. seldom does it pay a thi-f to exercise his calling on them; nine times out of ten such attempts will prove water hauls. REFRACTORY.-It took two of the town nvtshals to persuadc Saniul Do gan out of town on Monday. Sam wa.s on his charger and under the i;ilience of several charges of whiskey, but whether any of thedrinks were charged to him we know not, suflice it, le whc charged with being disorderly, and not being willing to depart quietly, was ignominiously expelled, one inarhl N tuggingoafthe bridle, and another stir- 1 ring up the horse with a hickory. For , a little while it looked lively, and it wa z thought that the bridle would break. L But for the flank movement wih the hickory Sam would have Maintaie(d his position. f WBERE- O ELND WIAT YOU WANr. -Valuable time. is often lost in the 6 search of what is needed by the shop- 0 per, and to know where to find the s particular article is not only an ceono iy in time, but is pleasant and saves one's patience. Now the place v, here a everything in lass, Crockery, China. tI Wood, Tin and Willow ware, and a P hundred and one indispensable, labor- li saving things so necessary to the happi ness of the good housekeeper, can be ti found, without aparticle of trouble, ;s a Kingsland & Heath's popular store mnder the Columbia Hotel, in the city of Columbia. G-tf. THE CEMETERY MU) HoiES.-W( f understand that the Commissioners of Roads authorize the getting of pine n poles near the LbOVC named holes, that the road may be corduroyed. It unfor- ti tunately happens, however, that there are no trees immediately near, and the onsequence is that nothing is done to stop the gaps. We don't know what to advise in tie prremises. unless the hol be moved a few litndred yards where tl the pines do grow, or else a cont-ut i be given for the planting of youn: t I near the holes. Either plan is full of lictilties, but it will be better to tr I one or the other rather than do nothing. ef PLE.ASANT MEwS.-We are in r'ee;pt 0: of a letter from the 1rev. J. T. Shufor , i lately preacher in clrarge of NCwher Circuit, which makes pleasant mention f the happy and generous reception , given him 1by the p)eoplie of Wrightsi Bluff, where he is now located. The o any friends of this estimable christian ti gentleman will be rejoiced to know th~at 1 is e-mfortably provided for. and that i he is enjoying a large amount of happi- t nss. We certainly rejoice to know this, and return him our warmest th:mks~ for a kind invitation to come down amnd spend a few days. It wvould afford us e nuch pleasure to do so. We send him b the HERmALD instead for the present, asg n urgent plea comes from the whole' family for it.a A SENsmr.E FELLOW.-The mlost sensible travelling merchant we have ever had the pleasure of meeting, inter viewed us hurriedly one day last week. tI e wvas a picture dealer; he called with I is box, which he laid upon the tablea ith a smiling countenance and the in quiry, "Did 'w want any pictures?"~ Our mind not being in frame and see ing that his waYes.were in like unhappy (j ondition we said, "Not any, thank t ou." Unlike all - other commercial P travellers, he gathered his box am.1 a speedily retired without another word. We confess to complete surprise and n rank him among the few sensible men b of this generation, and even head and e shoulders above them all. His consid- b eration for our feelings entitles him to 0 our gratitude, and if ever he comes C this way again we shall buy one of his ' rainbow colored chromos to remember him by. Oh, that 'here were more just n like him. .. - n To TIE YOUNG PEoPLE.-The most >f oc young V alentine senders are not vare that it is nee"ssary to place a on e I ent stamp on their little missives, andI in consequence quite a number of Ya! entines are now in the office which willi not reach the ones for whom they ar e ntended. This is an unfortunate fix, nd we sympathize with the young peo- t. pie deeply. If we were the Postmast'r General we should for one time allow these pleasant little documents to goas free as the air, for they breathe a dlelight ful atmosphere of love. We thought better of Uncle Sam, and did not thik he could :ac~t so cruelly as to stop th f psgeof so small athing as a Valin ' tine. Would we were aPonae General or Capt:in, every little u should be mamde happy. We adviseth children to call for their ~unstam'pe doenents before they are sent to th lead 'Letter Ofie., at Washirgson. We take pleasure in inforing the children that we will farnish.dthni stamps for all the Valentines they pur chase at the IIEitil 1look Stere this that no less than .5,1 c8.00) segars r smoked in one day in the T'nited States, but of this number we do not now car to te! how many are sold by .Mes rs 'err & Slawson in the city of Colum ,ia. That they sell largely is yery' ertain, judging by the packages daily rcie ved l: themi and the packages da'1y hipped away. These gentlemen have t exhibited a keenm perception of there quirements of business, and have built u) a trade of large proportion. munch of which may he attributed to their uni form courtesy of manner, and they deserve all of the success which has a tended their efforts to please. Anothr reason, too, is that they arc liberal ad vertisers, and appreciate printer's ik through which instrumentality the fame f their establishment has reached far and near. A visit to Columbia without alling on them and taking a fragrant pufwudbCovsta l.Odr prmtyatne oad~tsa t pufwul-enovsttal.Odr 1 promptly attended to and satisfaction ~.....mo 6--tf. I 1 LouK OUT i. THE T 1 )nStI.A.i \IKw.S ARouNDTH - Il -()ne ofi ': n.'t pl'1 y u'r I IT, aImllemsll 0evr givcn. i! x iibited ii this tov,., comi nn: ldnesday evn-ing. P W.). t,of New Yo,rk,come h re n by the press and p upit " iie North, where ieha tran-h .Ti s n.t a denoralizing xliition t f mmbug, bu t an intensely hrting aid instrt,ctive entertainmllent, that w 1l uave an, ilpressionl On the mind that vill be of lastng blenefit. Place pf Exhibition will be given in _il. -Let everybody go. bIN C!uA:I:s.-We are pleased 0 note that Mr. F. E. Salinai, the en >rising )-twl Family Grocery Imer -hant is now on Mol OiOhL low, ZON - liatelv unir the eve of the HENALD iNice, and :14l he proimises to do even CeLthnL l e has done in the p1t4. we e:peak lOr him a large run in his now ore. Atnother important change of bas". a: s mlade, on Mondaiy by7 ife4rs An. ',ower.: & (C o.. wvho have mOvd up w'vn the el'i1mt 1arge store roomR latey1 reeted by 'ncle .aulits. We sincerely ap that t:s advantageous move into . Brond-wz.v business contre will not iake tht-O gentlemle1 proud. We ask >r them a tood trade also. To filow this, Messrs. J. C. Wilson Cu.. will vacate the corner they now iep and t1ove their la:rge and choice oc. of Groceries into their own build i, lately occupied by Dowers & Co. e learn, too, that the corner will soon er 'lie oce..pied by a gentleman from te old North State. These are all imi ,rtant changes, :Lnd give evidence of Ce and activity in business. A ComrAs.-In arked contrast to 1 e picture dealer elsewhere alluded to s the ninuner of the foreign gentle en who pblished the ch:,rt of th, ive usiness Houses of N'evIrrY* ie days inee. Te wa made o. Oif rent stutl, and knew by experienoe at patience anI pirsevel1n1 *I I :joritv of cases overcomes the stiTest mosidOin. We have no doi at one tue he hal. eena in the stickingo phaer 11ines and knw that the ni:si ap Ovo,v kid si-k the cloma :md long 1.VW re.ret vcry. mc.1 no:, i. name, h: have th- Consoiuaion that S no(* is am .e-rt, it wa( ,ne of 1o0- kind af ldiles vliolh Nai4letOn ked to so.: tho usiof wiclkh ways~ ~ inue :to :ti theeae ta gn an's p-ronagel Y. "-No, th:mk you 1.1 - . le e-:n1n * to print. it : . and did it-thamt is. we entetd the printing-andl t Li n pnd inm like trumpiWor ti- -:*: -. e of his lune :ani im appirecaun 0 t-hloone. Het. is rne of ta l men whom!i wvomen marry in pte of emiseve-no0t being able to giid of e. WVe don't know whethher this ass. of ment :ll haive the $:uael pec:: triy f nseor no, or wet-rhr at\v tha-t w benf theynos ou5 (it aL sceheme. .hr to trap' a womeitn mIti matrimony :cth a( live man. they generally sue aar: !,s otur in th is mnatter-t.e forig ntlemnan came, saw and conqueIred.L W1Arr Havr. W;: DoN:?-Last wee-k 1 attenmpt was made to blow us up. ~ethr with all the goods and eha:tteh utinedI in and belonging to the print ofice and boo0k stor'e. but weI are mankfutl that it failed. Nobaly was irt. On Thuirsday~ even ing last an :tempt wa made to deprive us of thtt alienahic privilege whichl b'-lonis to eeutn all tjver this 1bro:nila:md--I lber .When we think of the conse cnees w11b might have ensued hadl e attemmi) succee:det, a coldI simdder rd's our frame-the loss of supper, sleepless dghit in the cold in company ich ras thte funky smell of h)aeoni antd :kerl, then, heaven help us5. the lowing up t which would follow tihe iry morning return home, No possi e excuse could be given for staying t all nig~ht, the various lotlges and ubs close long Pefore that time; oit not beoingo inl session it wouhtl have e too thin to plead a seat on the irv-in sho~rt there would have beejn o help hut to suffer the roof of our ae raised. Weshudder. But it did ot uCc(<.ed. antd we are a living~ mo-nni :eto-ain spite of the machinat'ins * the m:''; 0r men who occupy thet Iirst or of the building. Wh ati ta~imI ma r;I Harmio. we e:inlot imagi'ne. his L- att:a io to lock us up for tie igiht, : te unkwlest en;. of all. The kero ue trck ':-is not hung compar"tti to it Itr' hadtit done the work expecttId -mia-t have landed in a lbetter ptee 'm Newh.rr. bu't ttt divt ani:mn f i 1i.re i. !:orrili. . h:nt have - done to tti e folks belowv s:air? W ol , v:i' OW, wA!. istc ry nw. Thee i a isptV.in the poit that A charn usets no- h-lf so bItas ii:u- 01. 1 fin1 a d fr e ii n it:'ma bur to- - r Ih i I 1t . x:ahzadu toho1iraio :X Iti NoC TWOtion ono wa 'In 1;. ".:2.' Io ee ar goive up to aKerf doywpln thlid. ut ul'? The e sair t;o the i- rm: otn riby oterdewy no tihe pa:t fe um: b:iftr ah m n a-:> it he ali. whih wun l (it) hori fo r ifC V:Olt:: w'0at :ib-t-eans mjf i!. : lektne ha to usee of d~toji rin ifO~ oa baarrwn thetre~to m tel un own t the stirs o the usiess.n hbe hendey, onhedartofdth brown into the store does the busmess. no.wamnenhora on Wednesdar :m. aix mor.e n' ver gathn:. nas tA' . wi rh a-. T -1 - tS :tr 7a ,li niy and ' everyoty is sorry fur it. ince tie proprietor of the HERAL.D h:' one in o the Book' anti Stationery [:lde. he lis " o be as pantlu :1. d IIe e.n stznd un on one lg an b. t at~ tie a-1 v::tit on a feliow till i1ich ,t f iv ho 1l l I ce tvti enn i-,- wvili take for his d r ling. The vai~ bnt busines xvill m:ke :t m:m17 rehl, ms,,- :m:;to N viwll. I. von vr sh' s. g by~ all me anlfl ,i ' . I- sbk is large. m n nd chi-:ip. Thi,o ti,- can he, S:til .0 1. ot nh n l l h ti:t. Phifer's is the pl:tee. Do not 'r.:-t to p: u yo1r taxesz be fore the l:tst of tils inontih. The ien:l tv will at:achi allter that thme. Trea.. irr--r Smith is alvays ready to receive The l-emu whih createl so munch alarn ,a) 1:l L ntzt:ien:> hias not bee,n 1c a ::bl :t r hoil>se isstln I::.i the r("If of t Ci k's store caught ehlf of tIe town wight have becii e'troxed. Or worthy town council shoubl make tiei- l>usine--s to see that proper safe - :m v ar :ak -tl. & Coppock :hoild he t:.ken l.n:d by the humane society. Dhur a 1 all of he late cold spell they had a ittle fellow standing in front of their lothing store. True he was vell dress 1d .ud ittered no word of complaint, )ut that does not alter the case any. The ely goes ip abou,t this tiilO for hil-Partridge and Brahit ehickens. t is distressing to know Iow n:any cople Nvant them. One of liiloe line, juicy h:1ms. Of vIch iIes-rs. Lvelave & Wheeler :n-e a supplly, foml: a pl:tce on our able a few dv:tys( ago. and we return hanks to them for it. We c:an recoim 11ed tlho::e haml: as bfeig excellint. ['rv one, r':er, and let us hear vour pIinion. A little delicate sparring is apprecia 0(d by the reader, and we trust th)at Farner" No. .1 and "Little Farmer ;o. -.,** not trow to pugnaciou-:or ve will be forced to put an extinguisher er thie.m. If you can't be easy, be :s Friend Mar-shall proinises to ti-kle e 1atcs of 1wb,rry on Friday wxt with extra lar.ge and 1at shld. iIe :>b oI illt. do a better thing. We have n doi:bt that everv kinl of businss -ii! b better fr it, for poor, leoan sld r.( cen!:t'l to in:ike inen cros. 111k0 :tL for .-liad when the up-train's hi:-t! l b!ov.s. T;w :11:"m,r.3 ::n, finnd- of Mr. l'. ,. S:linas:'i r ., ie l to be:1r in min(i 1Mt it- h!:t:z rovv-1 to Ni. 2 Altlihoin w'. 1' ..e i l: a d coinlllete in i-E ,; !:., -SOL TEnE R .N PLA AI Iis, i emnb i u Xu-]tre j ou n et n .Vig \\-o' t.- I of Ieath, ie lizid o-:rex b::nrerth", weeki. It S at ptpe-r, tovng xreen p:!ges ot, gtiod I : e ain a gr,t on: e . o S lbje s. !ic b ii.,-p uc ;.:nd. Address Southern CLniigopanv, Aflanfa, ii .iA c T U .- 1 y -r . fV:! a iMYen to iunn:: a::-e. , in do so at once. le' 'thn s: i:lx' aw tx. h A rutrle-en . . keep h i:md ou iterentau ind-i an if one:her of we et~ ::- viersyte valeperdt riE a:rYe lowet :aes.-ny seciat!form > iOt. an thelvr I'h teliCr F; nr h s ott irle f rm cron: s t h5!i(i .. dos t C nce.(t They~ alsoe ha narxew Agriutral Lease iNEwnt:E, Fe.briuary 10.-Its qraifytn >nte a-n upward" ii tenec3i, h cto at, h ric at los eing 1pl ns ori7 titqli ti Qes. S ipddrig w e 8 1dklePrce ur.it New Yong,t Feary lt...-....ton 2dul ndl ea, atuii.:jt. Gold1.1- - 1 .l . :'itni::: ierbru r 15 - . ao quie 'n.u:rui- atr F-: br 15-C to aue m:ioo,eii-ary 1 1.-oto ease aid ingtAArln 'i.1 le.u31:er.ryl~ Prcesli iurent (Nli. -'oimE(' F.!' per lt . ', P J --rvac. 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C , 5t White ha:i Stre!. Atlintt, Ga., and Bay Slrcer, .J.ieonville. Fhi. Sample-; Cent on applica tion. Reni: per Express or Post Oftice Or itr, or e.sdl wi he sent C. 0, D. All re 'nI:l o%er< ovcr $10 will be sent from the Ch-.rlestun Brarch free of charge. 2-tf. Sheriffs Sales. TA\TE OF SOUTI CAlmLINA. COUNTY OF NEWBERLY. -N TiEl PROBATE COURT. Against .ewe . :,;tth, Admi'r., et al, Defendants. In p;rs:ance of an order isued out of the robate Court lor Netwberry Coun ty, inl tiee s-. ted action, I will sell, at pib yo the highest bidder, On the' Fir t 3oudav in March Next, a th property of Arclibald (. Glasgow, G .les,:d, the foilowing descriLed Real Es : e, to-wa: Ad that t rct of land, situated I Newberry Goutv, containing FIVE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-FIVE ACRES, nre ot less; bounded by lands of 11enry -:ddy. A. E. Sieg, James Davis, Elizabethi lenson anild others. TERS.-One-half of the purchase mon -v to be paid ill Ca..h, balance on a credit .f twelve In>nths, with interest from day of ptachamer to give bond and a Imort age of the preinises sold, to secure the reit p.>tion, and pay for papers. .;)IIN J. CAIRINGTON, S. N. C. Sheriffs UFiee, Feb. 6, 175. FCu. f 1-s.f2 TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. iias ,Juhin.tone, as Coninissioner in Equity, Plaintity. Against Willianietta E. Chaplin, Defendant. Foreelosure of Mortgage. By virte of authority in rue vested, by :e Vmcr,etal Order of his ilonor Judge i les, li the above stated action, I will e:, at public outery, to the highest bidder, ) the Firut Monday in March Next, s th!w proprty of the ab,ve niamed defend .nt, the following described Real Estate, wit: All that tract or plantation of laud, on:a; i . g THREE IlUNDRED ACRES, 1ore or lvss, lying on Enoree River, in the ontytV and S:ate aforesaid, anid bounded v la:tls e: J. 1H. Suber, E. S. Keitt and thers. TERM.-One-third casht, tie balance on crcdit of nne and two years, purchaser to ive bmi, ad a Iortgage of the premlises secure tte credit portion, and pay for apers. JollN J. CARRINGTON, S. N. C. herits (Afice, Feb. 5, 1675. Feb. ill, 6---:t. fI1 ATAE'1'1 OF SOUTiH CAROLINA, I)v:TY OF NEWBERRY. IN TIIE CUMM31N PLEAS. John J. Galhnian, P'laintiff, Against James B. Livingston, Defendant. Execuition Against Property. By virtue oif the Execuioni in the above tatd ease, to me directed, I will a-il, at 3ublc outcry, to the highest bidder, at New berry, 3; the First 3Monday in March Next, ie fol!owig Real anid Personal Property, to-it: One tract of land, containing FIFTY ACRES, nore or less, bounded by lands of Micajahi '. Epps, JT. J1. Gallmnan and others. 0O1o MaPe and Colt. Two Cows and Calves. Household and Kitchen urliture. Levied on as the property of James B. Liv ingstoni, at the suit of Johtn J. Gallmtan gaist JTames 11. Livingston. TERMS CAMIL. lurchiaser to pay for >aprs. JOllN J. CA RRINGTON, S. N. C. Sheriffs Otlice, Feb. 8, 1875. Fe b. 1', 6-?,t. Y12 TATE OF SOUTII CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NE-WBE RRY. IN TIII E: CO31N PLIEAS. Josph F. G;ist, as Probate Judge for Uition County, Plaintiff, Agaiinst Jamecs Malotney, et al., Defendants. Foreeios're of Mortgage. By virtuc of the authority in mie vested v the "JuTd:gment for Foreelosure" in the ave stated actiotn, 1 will sell at public outcry, to theC highest hidder, On i/i FI-r.st 3lcndaty inl Mahrch n,.'t, is the proper!y of the defernlaiit, James tlony, it e fllow ita; describied real estate, to.wit: One tract of larnd situate, lyving andI -intg iti the ;ounity of Newberry, State ate rsd, cotinit ig Two~. IJundred and Fifty three Acres, ticr or less, bountded by lands of lI. C2. Corwin, Absalomt Shell, DJ. R. Phiifer and others, arnd kntown as tract No. 12, or the rsby Tract," in the partition of the real estate of Jtohin A. hferndon, dee'd. TERMS-.-he thlird cashi ;lbhinee on a redit. of one anid two years, in eqtial inistal e:i:s, wi th interest from d.ay of sah-. l'iir laser to give bind withI approved :irue ties and a mrio:tage of the premiises, aind py for [pper5. .J. J1. CA llilINGT' N ,S. N. (;. SHERIFF'S SALE. J. P. Pool, .\cair.st Ih v irtu tif an1 tEvetion,. to nwi dlireet el, in the- aibove stated ease, I will seil, Ou |I-c I '.s' K'il|i FIt Ma'!' tIe-i h.:e b.ilddr for cishi, the followtig Perroal l'roper ty, to-: : TWO () 3MULES, L-vi-.d upton a- th.- prope.rty of G. WV. Rid. TEIMS r\i.il. .Ii'. J. f.ARINGTIN, s. 3. SherhlY 001 , Fe. -.!, 187i. Feb. ::, 5-4: 4 12 Furman University. Upwards of one hun.ired and sixty thotus aud do!!ars have betri subser;bed towards an edor;ment of two hundredl thousand dlara, for the purpose of op.'tt ing tils In stttion with FREE TC ITiiN, for ten ye:r. S-ome forty thiousandI dollars have o lie secured this year to rmake good thait abnh b 1rie. The Countty of New he ry hit- . lreadyl suscribedl aboa. nine toot-andI jdlars, and Riev. W. A. Threrrell i-s en ar poirnt.:d ALenit to raise, if possi li. five tousantd dollars moure in this F riend o: thle cause will please give him all he .upport andi encouragement in their po:er. Those who have given bonds may n.al paymenit of interest to Mr. Therrell, o Col. J. R. Leavell, or directly to OFn. C. n1 J Sn, Tra. .JIscel!angeous. PA, T IN-,1G 110OU E! AND) BOOK STORE ! SUBSCRIBE FOR~ TIHE Newberry Herald, $2.50 PER ANNUM. M A V E CARDS.1 IES LABE S, ITICKETS, ENV.LO NOTE Iil:.\S 0 TTMNS LETTER IIEADS. LEGAL BLANKS, PA1PIH I~ . I AND BILIS. ])(I) El'J . ] PLAC Al,S E:te., & c.1 -M ETc.,'S.C. 1'::NT::j .Ar Nn: HERAlI -PRINTING OFCIE, NEWBERRY, S. C. An elegant lot Invitation and Wedding Papers, WITH FNVELPES TO 31ATC11. P104TO UA I'll AULBUI4, LETTEI ALBUMS. GAMES. PAPEI1 DOL.S and PAPER FURNITUIE For children, &c., &c.. &c., . AT TiHl HERALD BOOK STORE. BIBLES, HYM.N BOOKS. PRAYEl' BOOKS. 11APEA of all kinds, PENS, PENCILQ. INK. ENVELO'ES, SLATES. DIARIES, &c.&c F01 SALE CIEAP AT THE HERALD BOOK STORE. ORDLt FOR SCITOOL BOOKS, and all otber kinds of BOOKS, or any art icle in the STATIONERY LIN- PI.OMPTLY FILLED. Addrebs. T. F. GRIENEKER, Editor TIERAI.D and Proprietor Book Store. Jan. 27. 4-tf. A Bargain in Land, IN NEWBERRY COTUNTY. I WILL sell the McGonnell TRACT OF LAND, adjoining the Old Sims Tract, very ] low. It embraces four hundred acres, with some improvements. Th.e land can be rated for, andl terms arranged, with me at home, or with T. J. LY LES, in Columbia. REUBEN S. LYLES. Fe b. 10, G3-3t. FORl SALE MAI[S & MIN, 40 Barrels Irish Potatoes. (300 Bushels Seed Oats. 600 Bushels Prime White Corn. Feb. 10. G-St.] 1illINISTRiTOR'8 S1L By virtue of an ordIer from the Hion. J. C. L.eahy, Probate Judge for Newberrv County, I will sell at public auction, at the resdenice of the late Hiram R. Wicker, de eased, at 11 o'c!ock, A. M., ON TIlE 2nd DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1ST5, the Personal Property of said deceased, consisting of 1 Ho)rSe. 1 Mule. Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c. Terms of Sale-CAShf. DANIEL HT. WERTS, ] Feb. 10, 6-Qt. Administrator. Dr. S. F. FANT, WHlOLE-ALE AND REFAIL flRuGGIST AND UIEfMIST NEWBERRY, S. C. pRtiUPTIONS CREFEllY i00P0DDED AT ALL ll'wts OF 'ilE DIAY ANIINIGiI!T. PRESCRIPTION CLERK'S ROOM a~Y' Over the D)rug Store. 1Bi To the Members of the South Carolina Conference. Miniaters of the South Carolina Methodist Li reince are respectfully informed that hvi.i nmadle arralngemrents with thec Pub lsing:~ hion., at Na,.hvill.', Tenn , I anm en abled- to suIp liemi with any of dhe Books or Publ icatio,s of thatI lionse oh the samte pYIr centage that they have hitherto been g-ting them. All orders accompanied by the Cash, iher thirough P'. 0. Moiney (Order or by I--.,:, wi b promiptly tilled. In -i-nding orders, write namue and Post :lice legibly. TIlIOS. F. GRENEKER, Proprietor UER.Ar.u Book Store. Jan. 1 .3, 2--tf. Glenn's Spring School. The above namned School was opened by the- sub..eriber on the 25th of JIanuary, and will c-n tinuiie without Summlier vacation till November 25 b. RATES o1f TtITrIoN PER SEsSION OF TEN MoNTHU: Latin, Greek and Mathematies, i. e. or preparation for College.........5 0 Imterimdiate Branches. .. .-.--.--..-.. .5r Primary BranchieS. .... ..-.-..-.--.-..-.-1.. Good- boardl at or near the Springs can be had from $1'' to $12 per mon:th. Tihe loation: of this School affords advantages not excelled by any other section in this :ate. J- W- N. BEARD, Feb. 3,5-2m. Principal. ESTRAY COW. A dark red COW camc to my place about five miles front the Court House, near Capt. David Hlalfacre's-on the 1st of December last The owner of said cow is requested to come forward. pay charge-s and take her away, otherwi.se she will be sold to pay for keeping and expense of ad vertsng. G. L. SEAS, -: mile from Cortn - e. Dry Goods, Groceries, Se. I: addliion to mv a eek' recepts, I am now recetiv'g a laroe Fre-li (iOuild '" o I t e d Meal. Pearl Grit,. Choice New Orleans M - lasses. Bacon. Lard. Cheese. All of which WI LLl BE SoLD AT THE VERY .OWEST MARKET PRICES. Wi allY thanks to my kind patrons for their luerai patronage heretofore !-e -rowt.-1, I hope by strict artention to b,:s nesz :o merit a continuance of their cuntom. Til'S. F. liAlIMi N. Feb. :,i ~ - 4 IRISH POTATOES. 1 r.. v uea-i Eadv Good rich potato'!s, in mor :I,!r Y Fresh Garden Seed. A large lot of FRI.-Hl (GA.UDFN, HfERP, md F.IW El SEED>. For saL by T-104'. F. HARMN Feb. 3, 5-tf. 5,000 Pounds Wheat Bran. For sale by THJOS. F. HARMON. Jan. 27, 4-tf. 500 Barrels Flour, On hand a%d for sale, at lowest marker rice. By TUOS. F. BA1RON. Jan. 27. 4-tf. New Mackerel. A large lot of choice New MackerelFish, a Bbls., Bis., I Bbls. and Kits. For sale low by THOS. F. HARMON. Jan. 27, 4-tf. 1,000 Bushels Seed Oats On hand and to arrive, ani for sale at L.ou ivp buOhel, by T11OS. F. HARMON. Jan. -:7, 4-tf. 1,000 Bushels Corn, n hand and to arrive. For sale by TIloS. F..BARMS. Jan. 27, 4-tf. THE GREIT SOUTHERN IRY GOODS HOUSE, hirchgAt gondict & Co. 75 KING STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C. THE CHEAPEST DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, OIL CLOTHS, CARPETS, MATTINGS, RUGS, Etc., ['HIS SIDE OF NEW YORK. FOR P'RICES, :4EE LOCAL. Sep.:2.:tt5-Omn. [Look to the Right and Dress! MEEN BEVELOPMET n the trade hiave enabled me to purchase ne cf the largest, best and cheapest stocks f DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS atnd DO [ESTICS ever shown in New berry, and I imply ask my friends and customers to at TEND nv invitation and examine not only the bove, but a beautiful and rare ic.t of NO ~IONS, for ladies, gentlemen and youth, di I am not only able TO SHOW large and handsome stock in t.he~ articles numerated, but a superior assortment of LOTHING, fine and common, as well as 300S, SIH')E aind U AT so THAT very want of the human famnly can be uppied, not only as to tile outer but the nner man. I can assure the public that A BETTER TIME ievcr pres~en ted itself for laying in a sup >y of choice GROCERIE5, either for fami v or plantation use, all of which should be aid in now while money IS COMVING n. The above goods have been bought heap, and not only For the People of Newberry, >ut for the rest of mankind, and BAR TINS are therefore offered to every one vho comes early with the CASH. M. FOOT, Oil the Corner under Pool's Hotel. ESTABLISHED 1857. Oct. 14, 41 tf. Clollhing. WIGdI & [0PPO01( Have the pleasure of announ:inig to thle cizens of New'berry and surrounding coun tr , that t.hey hav'.e now in s.tore A Full and Elegant Stock FILL IND WITER Cothig. Hats, Caps, F00OTS, SHIOES, And a completre assojrtmlent of Gentlemens' Underwear, Umbrellas, Trunks, Valises, Canes, &c., All of which will be sold at prices to suit Ahn insection of our stc is:solicited. WRIGHT & COPPOCK, MOctOMON ROW. FeriiaBt Wm.fl L. Bradliey's N PRINTU., BRO. FORME POLLARi Cotton Factors, General ;;7 E L G .\N-. C. C. ('0 l-, P- u ' Pl \ BRADLEY s- A.lliuNI j.E IM)")l ROLYL , O 1 l D.i A& The do 'sn 1e* e: years in the S :v:i eannot fail to tlVh S i:iet wil : if not superior ta :iiy cvr >i. For Prices est T:I- Al Ie E1 , S. C. TIlE STOlu rO10P OF C H. r E:LSr -- The ve.rv best Fri.'.: .or CKTT.N, CORY repared under trv n a - hE , Ca,h, Apr. 1st, lti0;O I 01 Cash, Apr. *t, $33; I turer, we ot - Our a: : a On all orders vcompmi by *,e'. be SOLUBLE -j" : .\ '.t r Lgly :m:uo ACID PHOSP-iATE ii e. For Circular; and r :Ger prdcub:r , apply to LEA VJ Dec. 30, 52-3al. IMPORTANT NEWS TO PLANTERS! a C-REA T CottonEheIpreOe IXon (.orr o. place our Guani'2: -s:-E: ::. :.'.c: of e-ry cc planter, we have greativ~ n ae aoa ur priceS. They will be sold as u THE Gash Prico Per Ton of 2,000 lb .1 84 Time Price pa Per Ton of 2,000( lbs, SM~ A a able Nov.1'. 1- i- ., Fr> s 6 I~c ThE Cash Price Per Toni of 2.000~ Rbs. 6 ratba. .~ 5. a Time Price Per Ton of 2.000~ 11s,. G Payable Nov. ht,a 1i75. F:s~ of P''r. TH E Cash Price Per Ton of 2.000 lbs.,$3 Time Price Per Ton of 2,000 lbs.,- $35 Freight- and irayage to be Added. Cai on A a.f : - a maian. A. i. McCAUGHmIN & CO0 GE. 11. WILLHM & i. CHARLESTON, S. C. J. . : -1:n OF CHARLESTON. S. C. N.: C.,::n Eximg, SOULI ATLANTIC WHAi1 F. pared under the s..a'e: supva ion fl i ur Cheit, Dr. ST. .T LIELN 1 A V2iNEL,ar now offered ait raduie as. THE STONO SOLUA! GUANO I a thoroughly-. ,aU::.n. F.r. : THE STO.\0 A19) PHOSPH'iATE Is excellent for C.a iz. . in the SPECIAL R~ s w n.... chasers far C E. C. WIIL.ti u . urer, K x Charleston, S. ~ Agents at Newberry, LivEL &* SrT -~~ 'm, . Jan.C 6, -,3m.~ & POLLARD, RLY Ac is A mI tsta, Ga. --A - ..in Ba.'. :U. los. NES, in . 200 lbs. i. i il u-:e for the pvst seven a:t riees th.t :: :r.i-:- g u a t d tG e eiual, S a. .:A13[. .\p-uts. Newberry, I h. 10.' 3m PCO N, S, C. WH:. T, TU flNIPS an o 1r Crops. GUAO SPHATE, 'ie Nov. 1st, 838. m, o' to : re p rch.aser .i :l: fc !-:13 :W RAT:. viz: Uiatod. nOt cash. $4 .1J0 per Ton. - - - per Tou. LL SPEARJAN, Newberrv. S. C. IiIRf ITIT0 F illUER. VLY FORTY DOLLARS A TON! * i'.rn aural Guan"o-a genuine :Imal Depo-:t. . Cargo ol i5v tons now .*t .,uaato ::: Vii and North ro.! a ..e p. season. Gircular and Prof. W:,,o) o Baltimlor, Md., rays of a uao:1.. .cy a erid amiuation of e an ysof th.e Various cargoes you have Jotd a tin feature is the great .'u'ati- i.he pecr ceintage of ti:e impor :contitue:Ct essenitial for the pjrodUC Pro (' :.n:th, of Phnisiha Pa. r. ;.iten:c bores wh~.ih were co e oi: h -.an:e indi.:ate tha it is ers: ::edecay of batr mice. &c. * Cn:i ,i o rgai.e matter whichi is pee.: about 1) per cent.. and this d'aou . e cent of r.mmionia. A ro:: of *i' litroe '0"is prCeent as nlitriC d ei whch abou : . per cn. were found. ! thin:rogenpre<en woul.d be equiva .: a> dau: : p ' een.t amm;oria. ..cpopei :. ei.i t.e Gano averaged ont :n pr cnt., eq:a to 27.:s per cent. B' oe'. Pi .to A con iderabie quan y..o ....:: . : ri ac however, is cta- so-ca n-ur!Phr.sphate of .c' v*c*', 't* y .o i lal wa: -u.ro as .. :: n mias ac onln g.a ntiy of Super - n o :e:: l ercent Ifo ndin analysis a :nal the experi uts e eideof the GuanThani a:o - - . .!:t .ti'. is a valua iof. 1. G. WV. te, of th Georgia State :re "t:a i:ysy:"As shown by , ad.vsi . aoc contains, in good o:ote,aeh l:ea wich are geni af e ' . a'.1 or pI.at lood, ii co>na, in which e uc as to render a o a:..i as i !e by the e tat :he proper use Pr:' .a . '.Sh pad Jr., in a re . ta: ,-. a :1.s a., say: "This ann (o: a: I. or ii:. wool:n. parfo er vey eat:ni expectatio of a comn o- ed a arra::gener.ts n:ade J. N.R]7OBSON, 1 an' .a .A:an:!.: Wharf, - C'harlestoni S. C. &IBL PlFH (HIO. * T' :ne y id:out In:erest. MP.ANY'S COM pj In)~ .\Ti uF LIE m'. n bon: Interest. T t i-y can or e :o decide - c.-:. price. n i e Suthern . : as lar agen -- - e 7:e ':e's of .a irca 'p :ito .i markt this season Dr. f. Jt.IA N R AVE O (e i.- Cmany, as. Charles ce Pln:er m.yre-t assurted J. N. &-(,N, ' Charsta, . C. 'I .E ' ., Ge::e:al Agents, NOTICE. . . .. cea:* -i. -,.G: ae a c (.: .Henry e a; in :s >'.y for a - et : stae of said de -' iz"aru'arship. C. D.PBERTON, WXM. DURROB, J\O. D. PITTS, h ~te Willt of Henry Burton, dee'd.