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T1HIs Company is organized for the purpose Of
4 Mining End Bafin~ fol Petfoieuin, Coal, Salt
water an o her valuable minerals; and
Nov owns 10 ioe sin PIE upwards ~ Twelve
Thousand Acres Of Land IN Rhea, Hamilton. Bled-
soc and Van BurFn ccunties also
-Nsrinus Lenses incuding 6sulehes, 6orgesi
Coal, Coke and Iron Banks, one salt We'll, hree
Ochre Banks, and tao Filster Banks; al o
Several pla a.es Whece indcattns iof Petroleum
are good ss any IL the stase
1he capitsl Of tih CompsnYis 325o 0oO, With the
priv lege Of increasing 3 % 81 ,0lo, 600.
The Z ? sid 1t of this Company Is an oid res'dent
Of bledsos county, Tenn. adversely and extensiTe-
y known
sharesin thi conpsny are 500 each. sut9setio
calls Of 10 per cent no oitsner than once IL thres
months faf a
is Twenty-Five Thousshd Dollars Of the Stock
this Company has already been subscribed
The Ofhee o. this 20 npany Is az No. u College
street, hashv lie, where any informal "a can te hsd
and subscriptions Of 81 ,ek talten.
B, F. BReDeMAf, President.
7. J. WILSON, Seeretsff.
II = #Hslal g.
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We are suln5II1sd f1 srnoUn.sa C4r4 WffrflN
DRVKk 81 4 s1isdsls ilr ita affiep e Nars- b
Aashvias g he coming eIecnou-last ssirriry 3
Sfpiemner ne8f- BAitea
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Beautiful Pictures Of Babies taken il
three seconds By Mr. Ferdinand, ths great
Baby Tsmer, a. ths Gallory Of ths Cumbor-
and aprll-n
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Vihcers' pay accounts end soldiers fnHl
sta emelt', computed and purchased 81
lowest rates. Aso QuafteEmasters Com
missary and Ordnance papers, made ap
Ptompty - o0npe ant aud experienced
CLERKS, at No. 6s North CherTy street.
EufLrR GREErwoon.
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haave a roaf,oFy p lHli l.lr-.- lssa sa
Again. A wel-knoYn editor Of q
prominent Northern journal said to the
President "The Democracy say you
will yet be found with them. That you
have always been a good Democrat, and
viii always 50 remain.
Do they p responded Mr.. johnson.
"Well, sir, you are st liberty to tell all
such gentlemen that while, as Presi-
dent, shall endeavor to drop any part
izan character, l certainly am not pre-
pared 20 do more than prag for those
who despitefulIy use me- I think they
stand in need of my prayers, and its
al can do for them" -
d. 'f Mr. President, we are discouraged I
said COMMITTEES of freedmen to the
President. Richmond is as much in
the hands Of secessionists now as it was
before Lee surrendered. Nominally
free, we are yet the worst ofslages, and
we see no hope of redress unless you
aid US '7i 'Ai.'
sGentlemen. answered Mr.. John
SOD, you must exercise patience. You
are frss, and the yainest Virginian shall
yet not only acknowledge your free
dom, but your equality, il you are true
to yourselves. Il nsGa 7Iir
aa'But the local and State laws Of Yir-
einia, Mr.. President"
What of the local aud State laws Of
Virginis2 Until these T. F. VS. come
70 their senses, rather think United
States bayonets will be about the only
Laws they shall have. Go back 70 your
Homework bard, do your duty, and
| will see that the lowest among you Is
secured in his right to life liberty snd
the pursuit Of happiness
As the President uttered the last re-
mark his face glowsd with & high re-
solve, and / never saw manhood more
sterling and erect than his every lin
| eament befokened.
From what / have written, and from
many more things of similar import,
you have the reasons for my faith il
our new President The wofh before
him il Fitanic he feels its great In
port, and be does not wish to err
through haste or iaprudenceA BE is
nov feeling his way, snd will yet justify
the hopes of the progressive aad the
| patriotic. -rnsQ lrr.. IN RI 4
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saasllrillg Aaii0Iliil ID
CITY DIRECTORY!
ATTORNEYS : Ar Law.

0TIs. T. A.--1ttaney sRd counle eilor "a lsss
u Oaiee 4s1s Che-Ey. a. 7 o.boN IA 'i-
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WALL PAPER. etc.

NHERRITF \ HILL--Deaiers IN VAL fspfr
MI Wipdog Shades, Wmaow Giass ard Photo
er-6hfc Materiai, corner Of Chuteh and Market
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We are auircr1sd 10 announce R0BFEr
lh9af1QN q 8 esuaidste ios Aiderusa In me
flr Wars Eleclou lass sAfuriaJ IL september.
Aug Slh-tde
VIZ are authorized 10 announce Coz ne
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. atvr Or 50 i5ts. Inuo6.aiaiy haFon4 ~
acracg.sifsl 6afarni sci 1Iuaea a. t1aa
= rrf1clll, E1tca VI tzl q sor4 taEHa
ss Sasz RBsz uuzl
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Just received, per Express the LOT Of
aEissss, tsrloton, nsinso0k, muslius, at pri'
vats sale. Csc. SafElDs a Co.
jlyl-tf g and ~ College street
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3o0, 900 superior Paving aud Front Bricks
TO be sold 10 any quantity, warrs nted % be
unsurpassed BY any 10 the msfket. al Al
toe oihce Of W X Cornelius, AZ Church
street, or the ya,d near the a Fair Grounds
augf-tf CoayrLIrs 4 SaAFfEE.
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PHoroeaAras.-PhotogFsphs 81 Gensrala
Federal and conisdaFals. The largest co.'s
lection in The west, coz saIs, wholesale ana
rotait. Remember the place. Gallery oitho
oamoSFlaad. 2sceaar ssssst. opposite Com
mroisi Hoial. msvsr.tf
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The Cover nment Is sdyised that the
defalcation Of A P. Stone is over S9j.-
900 represented that twas gam
bled away, and il has bee n proposed %
have the military lay hands on the
gamhlers.
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Ohieers' Accounts made out and eashed.
ouartermasters' and Ordnsnee secouuts
PrcmPhy made up By II. TOmpkins, late
Major l4th regiment Illinois cavalry. or
Zee corner Of Cherry and Cedar streets, up
stairs.
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TINNERs, &e.

HtONE TUHN ELL-.W Wholesale snd Retail
I Bookse lsrs. Stslioners, ana New Agea's
No. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
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Gold is falling, 50 is the price Of Photo.
graphs At the Gallery Of the Cumberland
Card Piesurss row oniy s. per dossn.
aprll-tf A.. 6. Moss. IS Cedar Il.
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SsKar ArFsAorios ai Cameron. Gisn
C6s's-suPeF slik Brocado. F-eaoh Grsns-
diae a. Tsif Aiso Painted Liasu lawns,
DoiPhus Aus's Frsash Iissnsis.
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HEADQukRTERs RosT OF NASHVILLE
RAsHvIttE, TESs, July IS, 1886.
Special Order No. 10.
rf sea
os sad ahsr this dsie, an Soldiers faund loitsr-
inc around the city o. Ma hFiile. Tens 3 Ter beirg
u1ssrred cot0f iha strFioe. Nlh - mDeAat6s
arrested
rhe Offoer in ncharre of Provost Gutrds VI car.
~ iuIo effect the e. ore order send at dtlnqocnts
10 NIL ta7y priEnn Post CT NeshE g ana fefoyt al
names a oaee . iaesa Heeiqgaftsfe Esla
By ord of ii. y. Wo0s, s,ol. Ccnd' Post,
+. ". DlCKHuRf, A. A. A. g,
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Diseases Of the the; Skin.
PRICK q PR BOX

rTy4s uERkTE Has BEkN N USE III THE
FRENCH ARMIES FSk THE PAST FlFIs
years and thsre Is no Fronch solder Wno does not
= s,15 sssi ssssiv.Iv = De slssa s-saiss
In fhe crlnean var, and such were tho Ds1edis
derived non its use hat & has acquired world
vide TSpuiatiolt and 40 aolalsf who k1cEa 81 -
usriiI WI - tsr sngie eeeE aitnoui 5 boz a ~
knzpssck, as b tne use q this CaIAle healEsyaa -
= sait guard a-iEzf the VARIOUS Eouhlea 70 Whica
soldier Il subject b using i on his clothing, ho
en- n pont tha appea-ancs e rsrul ald tna dio-
e.ksn a ~ akn acs1HieTafad stowe and sfeE they
have mads ther appesrance It is bat little trouble,
With the AID q tais Ceraie, 20 nd hneef q these
diaazreeahlf tre1he4-
~ ne rroprietos hare aons q EzsAf expezse %
nnnsufo ne oIig1sal recipe q Dr feiloc, Elf1 fe
drectons, snd the eppsratus ioT I1s1ufc-1ring tne
Carais, - L hss heea made b ths orsg1sl infe1-
toE "a hase rroeFsa - A SUI
scle Agency Of the United States,
And aaxs sslscied depot Gor ne .u.znusasfnFsof 81
the Etiele II Hssht.lle, 80 ~ % be
Near he Army cf TIE Cumberland,
Ard alse eepot Il aAahiaEten fof the se1onEno-
dHecn ol ne sa
.aal Army OF the Potomac. ~
So e 70 pnee ~ ceraiS . reach q o4efy acldsr
1. ths saf1ica cf ne unitod els.e1.
A. % grtrle q dsrifstlV
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]. NJ. SHARPE'S
Select Academy for Young Ladies
EDREFIEIB FEMALE INSTITUTE.

4 OCKTEn Tuo ilAs- fru-, s,.A,-t,- a.
i Limited - lEeuiy.ass -, - -, - -
boarding fnpa- gIuls-b bosfd s,oa - s..',,.
of - ueel = fuuor IS. al,lel, F,.,,.h s.
a., etc, thila- ea,s ..si,gtig rsqahc3 n afpT-,,
ly. kddless An SHARff. Fr,.sl.,S '''s'
{ q p . taA uaa 4 kashxlle -.
- Sessions onlrence hrst nonssT a. -,
a sepiembo1, and tth Aondsy g22d day, 81 jsry1,.
~ 49, M i N2sSm
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Pearl Ainlsiurol, il Oh. o. Water coIsrs
sss ias genuine 81 tAs Gaiisry o. TIE Gun.
eeiiaAd. aprll-u
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NoIfcz.-We would inform all rpersous
having claims againat the Governments,
which we're hlad Fith the Board Of Claims
4 which william Driver vas Recorder
csnvened By Special Field order No 90,
dated March i5tb, 1855, Department q the
Cumberland, can have sheir claims prop
erly adjusted b calilng st our once.
We viii also have their Vouehsrss Re-
ceiphN, and Accounts ordered hack from
Washington, .. O., for The Introduction Of
other proof. "a order 20 aubatantiets tho en-
tiFe cain, that ths parties may Fet their
iuat Indebtedness lroE the Gevernmsnt.
iea1--f n T0sPrfrs a 60.
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1t is officially anneuhcsd that there
are no counterfsits, Of any denOmina-
ton, on National Banks.
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ooIlo8sndRla8anbh

s4eg, B.as Pise iAsh; a
- -, - hs-ss4ef kieolSafE
80 - 73s tsd asnch eis.r s'aa1.'sa -. -
Z, l.s ..s,,ss - III stssr leTlons sla ~ -
"a RapssEll s'.A =. =
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~ i1sirn,iion lCr fcl1g aIen. Also. seu -
--lee lrestlaoci 81 Diseases of - Ii4irs-e ~.
AtN rfsfe-ns--tenl. lffs. i a,sisd snTsf,-.5.
s.-l e-..l,.s.l y. =, AlLliIN dOt6HfON, Hossfd
49, Flilt,-eIaias - arrls--lF
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10 sOldIersI..WaIIham WaIehesI

Let every soldier, before be returns home,
provide bimself With an American Watch;
no better use can be made Of money tbaa 70
invest it in one Of these darsbls and seeu-
rate tims-Pisoss. Il Is q kind Of property
thar constantly retarns good interest, and
its money yalus isso vel known that q
pocket full Of silver dollars wOuiaEt be o.
useful.
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Commission ana Forwarding
NEWS DEALER s, ac.

CIOMMisSION and Forwarding, eorsignnnen nts ei
u C0GT0 resEsen- -liF solicited. PAOhs "a y
FJRD, Al soutn Market street.
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4 washington correspondent Of the

1t is but a short time since a distin-
guished Senator called upon the PFesi-
dent A delegation of Conservatives
had Just left him, Turning 70 the Sen
ator, he said II wonder If those per
sons. who but now passed out, imagine
that forgot the power and the party
to which / owe my elevation. There
was not man in the delegation that
wouidn t have united in offering 3 re-
ward for my scalp few years ago, and
now they talk to me as If ] owed every
thing to them. / guess they'll find 1
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coat AND WOOD.

VINIGH'F BROTHERs.-Deslers IN Cum 5eIiaod
N and ittsburg c al Wood ssNed and PIT 70
itoVe I neths Once As Cherry slr It. Va i On
boiling Nal . u, south Of Broad Ali orders led
promptly t
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Ths vico, Which q novas pracassf in
ne prosoaca Of auy ous, hes pforsd -.
efsfisstns ruin OF AouaEuda cf tko nohlast
ana most talented young mon that evar
gave tongue ~ eioquence cr rtn % song.
" pas destroyed heailA, hlssled the eonsH
tution, and reduced tie misarabi6 victim 4
swing akelston. Nor Arc tbasa iis fr1I
saa ia.4 etects ip ~ pains are 1eat.sr
tae rnins ci reasoa, The uiuet msiincholy
sight that can most ulostal ewes. m, 4,
cured pormaaently OF this aflictisu, csli 81
Dr. Coleman No. a North Chhrry street.
Or address him BY letter, Box se5, NasA
Vliei Tenn. fsb9s-T
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no. 1sI.
SPECIAL NOTICES

y yon want to keep eooi these hst dsvs 10
% 4aeollsse street, and gsi soras oi thsu,,t
'H'eli'n' ise Cream i sAs city IA
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RaYkRS q NT--ManuzctureIs o. all the
M Latest Styles Of FRI Gas Carriages puo
BucTies, + E1pIesi Wagons and Cstfyd 5, Y fortn
Msrzst street.
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Sick and Wounded Soldiers,
No. 425 CEeTTy Sired,
NAsHvILLE. TENN.

- =
VYBls Aerney L fstt5' ahea b ne siats q ri-
ngIs ~ ihe p1rpose q alF AZ i1f1rInl-.on
~ refsreacs % lianais 4. an.sufs nF in ih.
Departments q ne cumbeiland. Gao, ksatlaaJ
ID Ieu1esseo.
Also f1r tbs esfe q sirif sd s1gniei s-Idisrs.
Psrs.ns dsslriuS isilrulator ar selpscuulT 10.
g-fsI t1 clii
3. p. WickfLER.
iyis1 Col snd NJ. Ageai ~ iillaois
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MUAlGPM ElECIoY.

I 4t-l4f 1fAIAs
We are suta5lrsd % ssnodn.s clsf wffrrt,
| DRVkk 81 e. s1dsdsls ilr ita afiee e Nar.sr .
Hsshviis. g the coming eIecncu -lsst ssinrfr, +.
Sfpiemner ue3f- BAihea
Wc are authur-s8 % sn-oaaas zR0Aaf aI, lsPs
asa candidate Cor MsyoI Il the euzu.sg election
BO-tie
ne uisads q 2. n. niCKET request us q
I auD0unre h'm a. ctaiidaie Tor Maror - a.
eieelon on the last tslluriaf IN september
rs
We are suiho izsd % aunouaas W. Mk4.T
I bhOeN a. 3 sa1didaie ipr Mayor, - he eu-uias
Bias clP,l Eiecacl- yas
We are an ho.i1ld % anaoanss W.. g CHAT.
aA4 . ss = eaad cate ''Eii'yor a ihs siprsssang
500 -
We are aathoIisst % sganoenee DEP. g WOOD
WARD a. q andidase 3. Maysr. : .s so,suil ,i,e
10 a call having been Puhshss asgi.ide
1--WE are suihorisd 90 announce osp.. JOHN
"a ILL. . : caadidsts far Mayor st rae sssa-
'ns aanie'pa eiecaoa' aHsf-de
For Aid srrneu
We are suthontsi % saasuaos eF0aag =
= $500 ,Si F. e e-aaa''' i0s Aldsrnsa 70 &c
We are su,h shss4 ,a-rhouass 5ANKs 9oaN
81 eansia.se ier Aldernu N ne lliri Wari. 81
the oett a.ect1a- gaI-ld
We are su'scrzsd 10 announce RoBFEr
lh9afz0A a. eauaitsie iof Aidermsa In tha
flr Mar5 klecrou lass saiurisJ il september.
Aug sfh-tde.
Va hus authorized 20 announce, gor he
Fiith Ward
FOR ALDERMAN.
RIB. CHEATHABL
FOB cOUNCILMEE,
JOHN LELLYETT,
J. n. KENDRICK.
iy2adtd.
We ar authorised % aaneuncs as aca1a.dsts lor
oocn,llnania tho EiGh gard
P. J. KAUFMAN.
We are suihontsd % snnouuce j. Is. RUST A. q
eana dale for CcuaciiuIan Rom M ssvsuih Wald.
aug2-tjs
We are authorised % aunourre. e. y GOOD
Lbl a. Candidate 'or coenchsnaa ia fsnfs, ,srt
'he sih Ward in the Munscipa slecuoa.
We sre auihoussd to announce CH aRIFs ROR.
IL te0N - candlts for Councilman fem thr
Eirsi hsrd Ele Hon last safprday Ia ssniersf-r.
-
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nooK An IoR PRTNrlNe.

CsAMERON, WM. 4 o. Book and Job Printers,
u and pu fishers Of the Da and Weekly
Uuion. Prinier's alley. bstEeea Union and i'sad'
ere tfreess- e4 ~
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Story Col. DahIgren's Beds.
8nJ J11L44A


Richmond ERlOhlstS Discover and TX.
hame the RenaIns under sile Rebel
kegime-IhteFesting Details.
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RoOKsELLERs ann sTAFIoNBRs.
CARRIAeE MANUFACTURERs.

CsINGLs TON, 4. b --aR00kseiers Publisher,
y ; atoner. and Pefiodslai uealer, Fest p nee
bGilaing, lsl al -
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aFsHE usdsfulraed aas.as apeaed tnsrasrr
Il ass1iial - fa- --- fi1at 1.reei. hii1a -
"a Hl.tss Lsn.ta.. rcs1eiauaf snI.cii1 - -
a1aaEa 81 b. 1lal1l - - ru4Iy -
49, hsui q Hs,-ssaisa Tlss. -
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Sold By al respectable Watch Dealers
THR AMERICAN WATCH CO.,
Iyis-im once. Isz BrsaassY n. ~
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arViEe y MeCaughrln

A. RE prepared to pay CASH or BARTER for
N ali sofC0UNTRY PRODUCE, saeh as
Cotton, Corn. Wheat, Oats, Flour, Bacon h@ru'
Wanted TO purchase 500 bushels DRIED AP:
PIES and PEs CHES, for which q far price will
s ~, DssS - =. : Oct II I .
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Saluda OId Town Plantation.

TINE subscriber wishing 10 coNfne his -atten-
L ton to plantations in a different part ct
the State, desircsto re1t for next year or lease
for series ofsears the above place, four miles
below Chappelrs Depot on the Edsetield side OF
Saluda River. It contains about 900 acres; of
which about 100 acres are cleared upland, and
22o acres very superior and safe creek and river
bottoms.
:. Before the war the usual. crop Of the place
with twenty full hands was five Sales OF cotton
to toe hand and corn and bacofto sell.
T. To an approved tenant the terms wiR0e made
advantageous. The rent viii either be fixed
sum, or proportion of the crop; and the neces-
sary corn, bacon, &c, for next Years consump-
tiop may be had or the place. The use OF stock
Tor its purchasej ma ,lsoo be arranged Tor
Apply en- the Plantation.
Oct 4-4l-5t. JOHNSON uAG0OD.
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20 The PlhIie.

FIND that it is the impression ola number OF
persons IN the district that l was co-part-
ner With r B. Holmansn. the Tanning Of Leather
for the Confederate Government. This is to GER
tifT that was not a cU-partner, and had nothing
: 10 do With tie busiuesS whatever. - But now
have commenced the Tanning Business Oh my
own responsibility, and at my Old TauneFy, aug
will guarantee to make the best OF Leather Win
dispatch, as have practical workmen with my
self TO make it. Send your Hides TO HeaGq0ar
ztsrs 10 be Tanned aud Dressed on Shares. if you
. want something Ike Leather The highest price
viii be paid for Hides in gold silver, or.l leather
klso:aII home-tanaedL Leather Dressed in the best
manner. Wool for Salezat the Tannery. -, -
1J lI-4s-sf. + BIERFIELD. u
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g. 8. Jackson

.FEHAKEs this method Of aplsoOpeiug to:ilia nu.
i meEops frieuds 5Snd scssaint5nces in New.
berry, that he has established himself in the city
oil Columbia, for The paraoze of doing uefeaa-
tile business, and expects to. keep constantly on
hand a choice and select stock of FA A4lbhs
AEDICTNBS; together with First'Class DR1
GOODS and. GROCERIES,, Which lie purposes
selling at moderate advance above cost. le
respectfully soirit5 portion cI Prblle Fstro'.'
age. = aug 50 So :
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EYery5ods Should Haze . Copy.
INTERNAL REVENUE GUIDE:

DEIEG an A5stract of the Internal Revenue
ID and Direct Cor Land) Tax Laws OF. this
United States, with SCHEDULES OF Taxa.
TON, LICENSES, sTAMP, DUTIES, EXEMP-
.TI0Ns, showing the Rates under the various
Laws since July !, 1862, AID intended Tor the
.eneFal information Of the Taxpayer; TO which
IS added an Abstract of the, Acts Of Congress.
passed during the War, relatissso Abandoned
Lands and to other matters ofgenerel interest
By C. j. .ELFoRD, Attorney at lava Greenville.
S. c., Assessor of-the Internal, Revenue Tag Tor
the Third collection District in outh Carolina. (
The Book VIII contain about - pages, ana.
will be issued in few weeks. Price 90 ce9iis Is
ncr coDy, wiki 3 liberal discount to the trade,
Orders must be accompanied with the cash to
secure attention. Address.
-. G. E. ELF0RD, Publisher,
Aug, % ~ GreenyiLlc, S. G.
~ Papers inserting theaboreadfertisement,f
Will be furnished with ons copy: :ofthe Guide -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-11

New Bakery Establishment,
rgNHE uudcrs gacd would most respectfully in
. i form the i.adips, Gentlemen and the pub
lie generally Of NeA berry, that they have opened
a BAKERY OIL n:ain street, opposite .MesSlS NH
Ter & Montgoncry'& New Gr0Cery Sore, where
they can be supplied at any hour day or night
with fresh choice Bread, Biscuits, Cakes. Pies,
Rolls, Ginger Nuts, etc, etc. -..
..' PETER cox. -.
0ct>A-.7-tf. JACOB GREENE.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-11
DRTsGS!!
Drugs !! Drugs ! Drugs !
DR. UG s !!
NEW STORE AND NEW STOCK :
Fresh Arrivals ef Goods
EVERY WEEK,

The subscriberrespectfully informs tie citizens
of Newberry, and the adjoining Districts, and
the ''balance of mankind" th-t he expects in a
few days afall supply of all the goods usually
sold il a first class Drug Store. ellie has now in
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-11
TIE ABREY YIGlE BANNER.

T desire 10 say 70 the old patrons Of tins paper
aud The public generally, Traits pullleaaol;; o.;
wiIlbe rfs4ined Eon or about the =. FSteentA @
OCTOBER next under my preopFiesoFsE!P ..s aga
the eGi oriaT control OF gentleman eu'lhes.tg
q4alifr-d f,,r such. q position, and 4 wen Aaona
and pralniEent citizen Of the District
1t isny ain. to revive the BANNER "a ana 2 con; COZ
&uct ia$ it gas lscfore lis disconnuanee, 20 WIZ
u make it first class, high-toneo, AS"s aHS
. The ierns Of the paper" viii be as formerly.
VIZ: g. 90 Fear in odraaes--in specie, or pro-
''S'Oss ssnt as SsTs' + II. 3. CREWS
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-11
LaurenSVille Female College

VKILL open Monday, September 25,. gae,
scholastic year consists Of two Sessions
Of twenty weeks, each.
Tuition If Primary department, per sessionSl2o 90
. I" :. - Academy - -, 1906
Is ~ College g 25.00
incidental Expenses. g 100
Music on Piano lrelcdeon, or Guitar" 225GN
Use of Piano ss 5GG
Drawing aud PAintiag O. 1900
Ro3rdia5 Including lights s. washing ". 62.50
Payments in advance, Specie or it,. .equi7alsrrt
Apply 10 DR.. John w. Simpson, President of BID.
Trustees. or t5 -. FERDINAND JACOBS, I,
Sept. 6-37-St 7 President Of College. :.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-11
Leather for Sale.

= HAVE ESTABLISHED IN THE TolFN;oF''
L NEW BERRY, ,.oRe of the best TANSERlES,
in the State, and have LEATHER OF ALL:
KINDS FOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR.
HIDES At: MARKET PRICE FOR Cash. 4
pDl Tan: Dress and Finish Hides on Shares OF one
Half for The Other, or half of the u lrket Yslae
of the Leather at the time it is delivered vii.
purchase Hides at the Highest Cash Prices. 4
will continue business. at tie BierGeld Tannerg,
the same as heretofore until the 9th day of Nor
next, at which time my lease expires, unless I:
shall be able to Tan and remove the Sto IN;
that ysrd before that time d{I Hides acill be re-.
esireG hereafter at Tie kea Yard hope all who,
have heretofore patronized me will continue to
dc. 20. ard any others who may feel willing.
Those who haze sent Hides to the BierGeld Tan
merry III receive their Leatherat my new yard /
sha We as good Curriers' and Tanners as are in the
State l viii Pur:haSe or Exchange Leather fcs
Tallow and Bari; at the Highest Cash Prices.
SI3y:--.- L. B. HOLMAN &