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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-18

NOIIoR OF REMOVAL.
~ IMPORTANT REDUCTION
IN DRY GOODS AND GAEPETING.
In view OF removal December a. store 81
Eighth avenue IN 81 ucOn and ntait 10
tho one We have 40 long occupied to offer our
large stock al great reduction prices This VIII
BIO good opportunity others IN OF
winter goods GEO kENES, Sfs sth near 18th NJ.
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TIE BROADWAY. ABOVE NINTH STREET
JAMES A. BEARN 4 SON,
in consequence Of The great deans IN DRY GOODS tho
anticipated fall IN COED. VIII oer their Entire Stock ~
Than simlar goods sold for sEvERAI YEARS.
ia s ssssss s!k!fEP HRS @
MOIRR ANTIQUEs nnssi quality imported, IN All
shades reduced, from 81 70 Sac.
BLACK SILKS, q; reduced from 81
Ric :ir siiks i rSs %E iSS DRESSES
s,s 5 81 g. ,. s,.s.a; from
FEiib isr s rdpiss 49, ssass s rom q
rLxI1 TEEsss rSPsH rsds ss sr% .
Mo6sSiS5 s ooSps, -
BLACK VICTORIA CORDS soe eo-t 81 70 !" import
stfss g rss ;ss from
LUpiS,s RnPREss CLofIis SI 70. reduced from 81 %
NEW sHAWLs
WV, =" sHIRrIN0 uUsiINa.
LINENS. saEsfiSss. row ELLisas A.
u greatly reduced prices
rhs entrs balance of
FRENCH CLOAks
reorsA THIRTY par cent
parsAsssd 81 AUCTION, hey VII lpaSs up ORDER
ducsion Of THIkrY per cent
LADIES' UNDERLrNKn ana INpANTs' DRESSES
cheaper Asn gsos q cqssi qualify and mich can be pv
IN nnoaDwAy .hove y,u,h .tvrst
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1At eoODs. ....-,.,
A yiNt PAIR LACE cuRrAIns-sio AND UPwAkDs.
XvWa PAIR LACE CURTAINS. so AND UPWARDS
SlS1 PAIR LACE CURTAINS. $40 AND UPWARDS.
SLEEPING ROOM GUSTAV DECORATIONS
rARLoR. LACE AND BRocArEL CURTAINS
BLANKETS rLAsNELs AND LINENS.
sHEerNa PILLOW CASING AND rowELLIsa
wALRAvEN,
ssS Broadway, below Fourth srset
A STORE ALWAYS CROWDED 30 cu,p cooo.
jasr THE PLACE 70 VISIT SsEfoRE PuscnssIsS
wSos ss aS,s RIBBON. Hand
hesf Laess ~. ys s.r End %n essi B4so.way
Fun Line sna gnss .nS E sE.
4BgsEys 4 TSMs sfss s sfS sss lGe wa
The largest and cheapest be bad city
Thousands OF iots OF Dress Trimmings q quarter mpor
100 boxes Bsrnorai Trimmings from auction very cheap
Ee BugIe Gimp and fringes BAL Trimming very low
hn'0'1 HifosiTshkEkriSG ND DRESS GOODS ''"''
cs Ssp good Goods in every department '1,'' -
INK sS ass o and 4oae and Sheet
Cheap lots OF Dress Goods cheap line Banos skirts.
sSSpsoN ans dn s ga? e ir seaae
Nineteenth stree and 2i Eight between Fifteenth
and sixteenth streets.
7 LEGRAIS's-rHIs WEEK.
ss yeoars for the richest qasy sold % this
day, - ~ IN new choice OF new shades, a. 81 -.
All wooi Reps from the manufactures Of I,upin.
100 pieces nc 81 70, reduced to 81 -.
100 pieces at ~ 10, reduced TO 81 30
Victoria wool and striped Poptns for dresses aud Hsnos
skirting, much under cost.
rlsid.d and striped Popns for Dresses.
The largest choice offered ia novelties al t un~ OF
the season al auction prices.
SILK GOODS FOR EVENING.
All the shades OF Tseas Pout de Sole and Reps,
Just received from Paris.
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTIONS
lO pieces Eu.ene Paids all silk and WOOL double width,
55c per yard. worth 81 Is.
Bought the late auction sales OF Bernhard Hutton and
others opened and offered at 40 less than i'm
porters' prices.
Ladies' viii be the bes judges OF our bsrgsn- which we
guarantee ID per cent under ufacturers' prices.
FRENCH LINEN
Specially this week. res French Linen sheen2 Shngs,
Table Covers, Table Danask, &c, at cost of import
LEGkAIN ~ Broadway,
No. l waverley place
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TOM aRATH, rs cARsIxE STREET, coRSfR or
- Dlsscker, has opened aud win orrr MONDAY aud
curing Tho week
10 essA nne English Blsuks,s rs,y low.
Wy cA.es brown and gray Blsn1.ls very Tow.
3uV Bed comfortAblss. In Drainr, rhmti aud Cshrs.
from factory the hest and chespss, 10 the CITY
. FROM AUCTION. L.. -.
PAISLEY BR0CHE LONG amt sol ARE sH AVIS.
Ask Tor orr 80 erocha shawi- worth so
w PIECES NERiN0 SLIGHTLY DAMAGED.
The largest assortment Of AI.FAGAs NERiNOS. DE-
LANES, ALL wool rLAlDA.
NARSEfLLES QUILTS, from y. - upwards.
DAMASk TABLE, LINEN, NAPKINS, AZ.
LADIES' and GENTS UNDER WEAR trbins hid
Glpyss, 81 %; Canton Flannel shaker Flannel
KETAILRD AT WHOLESALE PRICES
JOHN HEATH, u Car mine, % Gl.ecker
sixth avenue Beeckcr aud Fulton ferry pass hs doo
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BiRxHAN,s frEFITgHg AND rsGaAoE gx.
IA. press cA<~ as wssa kbsvssth stx~sf, tsss Makk
ssspas xsvuiyse saaarss ssssd 70 sssS y eosssy, f-s
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~ VELVET CIOARs JUsr opened.
good ohocs OF Cloth SscQuos Circulars &c, latest
designs from Paris Balance Of stock - cent less than
rsagkst prices. LE1HAIN. II Broadway
MOI Waverley place
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-11-14

CAD NAUsEuH. 1.-The practice Of pub
fishing the petty. details of police and
provost courts, Is becoming too common
in some ofour large cities of the South.
The object seems to be to fill the local
department of the paper with local mat
ter, and not that there is any interest in
such things to the public. The follow
ing from the Augusta Chronicle and Sen
tinel is in harmony with our feelings on
the subject: '-.-..
1--WE fear it is chiefly bad imitation
of q bad custom adopted in large bad
cities. Ifthep public has nothing better
to do than to read details of freedmen's
precadillos, it isR vagrant public, and
ought1to be "sent up" during the dog
days at least But we protest against
imputing to the respectable portion Of
this public any such prurient and unc-
tiouS tastes. Those who fatten on such
filthy fodder must seek it in other chan
nels. This local demurs against playing
scaEeDger, especially in the moral gut
tiers of 'scullud society" and will hereaG-
ter notice enly such cases as relate TO
some material interest or penal offence.
So far from preventing parties from COM
mitting crimes, We bells . a large num-
Der of groundlings, of both colorS, feel
rather elevated at the notoriety given to
police reports by the publication cf their
names" ..-... -.
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New Advertisements.

Attention is invited to the following
new advertisements, Appearing for the
first time in to:day's paper:
SroLL, WEBB & Co., 2S7 King St.,
Charleston, invite the attention Of the
citizens and merchants of Ne" berry to
the fact that the 'Chaylcston House" is
noT filed to rcpleIion with a superb
stock of fall and winter fancy and staple
dry goods, complete in every line. Goods
warranted, and prices satisfactory to
purchasers. See card for full particulars.
We invite attention to Mrs. D. Q.
Speck's card. This lady has the Shiver
House now under her control. 1t is
exccllently furnished and admirably
appointed. Mrs. Speck has no superior
as hotct proprietreSS, and we cordially
recommend her to the community.
JonS P. KINARD & Son are in receipt
Of a large stock Of goods of various kinds
and qualities, which they will dispose Of
reasonably. Also barter for and purchase
cotton and other produce at highest
market rates.
ADuISISTRAToR's SALE.-At the re-
sidence of DR.. Geo. W. Glenn, decd, on
the 10th prox., the personally Of said
deceased, consisting Of mules, cattle,
hogs, corn, etc, etc.
EXEcUToR's SALE.-On the 18th inst,
at the residence Of Jacob Sigh, near
Jalapa, will be sold the real and personal
estate Of Van Davis, decd. See card,
Nix. JouN W. COUNTS, it will be- per-
ceived, is announced candidate for the
Office of Tax Collector, Newbcrry District,
at the next election.
MESsEs. GOODRICH, W1SEMAN & Co ,
No. 1913 Meeting-strect, Charleston, i'm
porters of pure drugs and chemicals.
ESTATE No71cE-John Johnson, decd,
Isaac Johnson, Ex'or.
COMMISSIONERS SALss.-Silas John
stone, c. E. n. D.
BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD SCHEDULE-W.
II. D. Gaillard, Superintendent.
G. & G. r. R.-Notice to shippers Of
Cotton. H. P. Hammet, President.
TANHERY.-J. NJ. Eppes & Co., Mollo
hon. See advertisement for particulars.
NoT1CE TO DEBToRs.-3V. F. Pratt &
Nance, in liquidation.
ESTATE NOTICE. Catharine Clark decd
H. P. Clark EX'or.
Two VALUABLE PLANTATIONS FOR SALE
-Lura B. Pitts. See lvertlsement.
SPECIAL No7IcE. w. F. Nance, Admir-
| SHERIFF SALEs.-W. ". Houseal, s.s.D
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Decliration.

We learn thu: Mr.. John Thornley,, has de-
elined the appointment recently rendered him
as General Superintendent Of the G. d c..
Railroad, vice J. B. LasSaiIe. resigned. We
are sorry that Mr. Thornley, declined the ap-
pointment, as we are satisfied he would
have given full satisfaction to the entire
manas ement of the Road. We have known
him from boyhood, and his studious habits
and pnaSsuming demeanor have grown with
him into manhood. AS machinst, his mind
is stored with. we'll solved problems, apper>
tanning TO mechanism, and energised by
acute perceptive and retentiye faculties.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-11-14

A DIsGUSTING EXHIBITION. The spec
tacle of some twenty or thirty young
white women walking arm in arm. with
as many negro men in a procession in
one of the Northern States, is an out
ward type of the inward spirit Of the
most degradingand besotted fanaticism
th. t ever aisgraced civilized country.
We have no manner Of objection to make
to the indulgence of such social tastes by
those Of the white race who are capable
Of making, then only ceprecatir e their be-
ing obtruded upon the public. There are
certain deccncleS Of Civilization which la
nxtics. cannot be expected t. observe,
but which are none the less disgusting,
when people who have their senses are
made involuntary spectators. Shocking
as sach an exhibition as that referred to
is, it is only specimen on large scale
Of what fanaticism would like to see
everywhere, fits voice could be poten-
tial. When the "outsirkS" Of one race
can prevail over the ''jnsinctS" ofanother,
twill probably succeed. But nature
has set barrier against revolving inter
mixtures, which will not be easily over
come. 1t is not the destiny Of this coun-
try to te converted into a mulatto- popu-
Iation. The small minority of social
Pariahs may indulge ad libitum their
peculiar propenSitieS, but will hurt no.
body but Observation-Disclosures Tran
script.
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DIsTRIBU11oNs.-Wew would call attention
to the opinion of one of the leading papers
of Canada on this subject:
Most of our readers have no douot read
some of the numerous advertisements Of
Gift Enterprises, Gift Concerts, &c, which
appear from time 10 time in the public
prints, offering most tempting bargains to
those who will paronize them. IN most cases
these are genuine humbugs. But there are
few respectable firms who do business in
this manner, and they do it as means Of
increasing their wholesale business, and not
to make money. From such firms, it is true,
handsome and valuable articles are procured
for a very small sum, and what is more im>
portant, no one is ever cheated. Every per
son gets good value for his dollar; because,
as We have stated, it is intended to act as an
advertisement to increase their ordinary
business. We have seen numbers of prizes
sent out in this way By Sherman, Watson Il
Company, Of Nassau Street, n. Y, and
there is no doubt that some of the articles
are worth eght or ten times the money paid
for them, While we have not seen or heard
of Il single article which was not worth the
dollar which it cost. But this is only one Of
the exceptions OF this :ule, for as a general
thing the parties engaged in this business
arc nothing but clever SwindlerS.
tSaturday Reader, Montreal, c. E., Jan. 13,
1865
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Rev ! I RranHlv- 4 d

1t will be remembered that this distin>
gulshed divine will not long remain with US,
baving accepted a Professorship in Mercer
University, Ga. Beloved as he is by the
community, and endeared to our people by
a long and afectionate intimacy, we know
that it will be gratifying for them to learn
that our artist, DR.. KingSmore, has taken an
accurate and beautiful photograph likeness Of
the doctor, which can be duplicated TO any
amount We have mentioned this from the
fact that DR.. KingSmoro'S stay in NewbeTy
is limited, ard it would be a disappointment
to many to be without Dr.. Brantly'S likeness.
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TgE B1uE RIDGE RA1LRoAD.-Ths fol-

TIE BLUE RIDGE RAILRoAD.-The fol-
lowing extract from one of the able let
tiers with reference to the Tennessee Gem
trail Rail Road, which are being contrib
ated by J. D. B. De Bow, Esq, its PreSi-
deut, and the Editor of DeBow's Review,
TO the Nashville Gazette, will be read
with interest and pleasure by the people
ofthis city and State:
Let it be taken for granted too that
the direct connection between Knoxville
and Charleston will be secured, for which
Cincinnati is also actively moving. 1t
is an old dream Of the people of Charles
ton, likely now to be realized. Mr..
Trenholm said lately in his Report refer
ring to the Blue Ridge Road: "Thirty-
four miles have been built substantially
and completely, and are now in operation ;
one hundred and sixty-four miles remain,
of which large part of the heaviest and
mnst costly work has been done. Twenty
miles of the grading south of Knoxville
and the most difficult portion of the work
required in bridging the Holston, have
been completed"
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Executors Sale.

will sell on Wednesday, the 26th day of
Nov, inst, at the residence of Jacob Sigh,
near Jalap", the following valuable property,
the estate OF Van Davis, deceased, consist
ing Of
One hundred and twenty-five acres Of
lard, more or less, joining lands of Thos.
Montgomery, Thos. Chambers estate, Major
Kinard and Col. Renwick. Fifty acres
under cultivation, some old fed and part
in natural growth On the place is a resi-.
dence, out buildings and good we'll Of
water.
HORSES, HOGS AND CATTLE.
Household and Kitchen Furniture and
other articles.
Any information about the above property
can be obtained by applying to the under
signed.
JACOB SLIGH, Executor.
Nov. ii 46 2t.
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SheriR's Sale.

Bv order Of Jno. T. Petersor, Ordinary
of Newberry District, will'sell on-the first
Monday in December, next, one tract OF
land. containing one hundred and twenty
FIVE acres, more or less, bounded by lands
OF Catharine Fellers, estate of Geo. A. Domi-
nick. estate of 4. H Cook and Others, on a
credit of one year, with interest from the
day of sule, except so much as may be ne
cesssary to pay the cost, which must be
paid in cash. The purchaser will be re-
onired to give bond with at least TWO ap-
proved sureties, and mortgage of the
premises, to secure the purchase money.
The above sold as the real estate Of Philip
C. Cook, decd. g.
Also one tract of land containing one
hundred and sixty-one acres, more or. less,
bounded by lands of Charles Thompson,
Franklin Cromer, the estate OF LemI. Lane,
decd, Barbara Cromer, J. F. Cromer. and
Sarah DeSicker, the real estate Of Jacob
L. Cromer, decd, on credit Of one year,
with interest from the day of sale, except
80 much as maybe necessary 20 pay, the
costs, which must be paid in cash. The
purchaser will be required to give bond,
with at least two approved suretieS and d
mortgage of the premises to secure the
purchase money. W. ". HOUSEAL,
Sheriff Office, S. n. D.
Nov. II 46 st. s..-~.--.-
By virtue Of sundry writs Of Fieri Faclas
to me directed, I will sell. on the first Slon
day in December next, within the legal hours
of Sae, the following property. TO wit: All
the interest that L. NJ. H. Boozer has IN
tract of land, containing two hundred q, ana
seventy five acres, bounded by lands of Wm.
J, Lake, Fred. Werber Mrs. P. r. Menden-
hall and others, at the suit Of JaS. N: Sem
and others, aSSignecs VS.. L. NJ. H. Boozer.
The whole 275 acres will be sold together as
Thos Wilson has consented to the sale: lime
will be given on his portion of the land.
Also one hundred and thirty-Six acres OF
land, more or less, bounded by lands OF Mrs
Sarah FellerS, Philip Cotwcll and others,
levied on as the property of Jno. T. Mcneil,
at the suit of H. H. s. j. ?. Rinard VS.. ). +
Mcneil
Also 800 acres of land, more or less
bounded by lands Of ilas Walker, VIM
Abney, Rob't. Adams and Others, levied on
as the propeit ty Of Thos. H Chappell, at the
suit of Howes, Hyatt & CO.., and others, VS.
Thos. H Chappell. Terms of Sale cash.
SheriffS office, Wl. W, HOUSEAL,-
Nov. "A 46 st, s. N. 7.
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The Rnral Snnfherner

We extend FREUD Stokes, the right hand
of fellowship, and all the civiIities of the
craft. We know that his courage and ener'
gy viii place the Rural Southerner on yane
tage ground. 4 bright future awaits the
Southern agricultural Journalist.
We commend the Rural Southerner to an
cn!ightcned community.
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The State Of South Carolina-In-
Equity-Newberry District. A. P. Boozer
EX' or. Y. Mary Jane Boozer ct al. Bill
for sale of property, relief &c.
By order of the Court, will sell at the
late residence of Thomas n. Boozer decd,
on Tuesday Goth November instant, the
personal estate of said deceased, consisting
of Mules, Cattle, Hogs. Provisions, House
hold and Kitchen furniture &c.
Terms cash. SlLAS JOHNSEONE.
CONS Office, CEN,
Oct 12, 1866.
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Notice tODebtOrs.

The Notes and Accounts of W. F. Pratt &
Nance-a late firm IN the Drug business,
Newberry, S. Care in the hands of VIM.
F. Nance for settlement.
Persons indebted to them will please call
on him at his office IN REAR OF GRIERsoNs
DRUG STORE, our former place of business.
WI. PRATT l. NANCE,
Nov. IA 46 W. IT, In Liquidation.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-11-14

superinteDdentG G. c. r. r., and Auditor.
We are informed that Mr.. B. Sloan has
accepted the appointment of General Super
intendent Greenville and Columbia Railroad
And Mr.. II. Gibbes the Office of Auditor.
We wish high tide Of prosperity to our
road and her officers.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-11-14
SOUTHERN MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
- JCURNsL

No. 2 Of Vol. I (third sc'ieS) of the
above valuable work, we find on our
table to, day. 1t is published in Augusta,
every alternate month. Each number
contains 1S4 pages Of reading matter,
forming compendium of the research,
and experience Of the ablest medical and
scientific men Of the South. The esencra!
reader as well, as the physician should
have this excellent publication. Its late
able editer, Prof. Jones, having removed
from the State, it will hereafter be editca
by the following distinguished gentle
men:
LA. Dugas, N. D., Professor of Sur
gerry in the Medical College of Georgia.
DcSaussure Ford, ". D., Professor of
Anatomy in the Medical College Of
Georgia.
W. II. Doughty, N. D., Assistant Pro
fessor of Natcria Ncdica in the Medical
College Of Georgia.
The mechanical execution Of the work
is hultless. It's publisher, Mr.. E. H.
Pugbe, is printer of rare and critical
skill and Ingenuity, and an amiable,
courteous gentleman. We feel satisfied
that the conjoioed labors of its editors,
Contributors and publisher, will give tie
Southern Medical aud Surgical Journal
an enviabIe position in The front rank Of
Southern standard literature.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-11-14
Schedule. Blue RIDGE Railroad.

On and after Monday the 18th inst, the Trains
on the Blue Rid ge i;aiIroad will leave Anderson
for Pendieto and Walhalla, on Wednesdays
a, d Saturdays, after the arrival Of the Green
vile & Columbia Railroad Trains.
Will leave Wahalla on Mondays at 81 o.
clock, "a M connecting with the down Train of
Grpenville s. Columbia Railroad.
Will leave Walhalla on Wednesdays ct 10
o'clock, IN. W h. D. GAILLARD,
Sept 20 superintendent B Il Il.
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Notice TO Shippers Of Cotton.
OFFICE G. &. c. RAILROAD CO.,
COLUMBIA, November l, 1866.

NNLS'-oA-Aj ~'S'N'A'N - ~O~N'
NOTICE is hereby given to all ship,
pers of Cotton on the Creenville and Co.
Iumbia Railroad, consigned to any point,
beyond Columbia, that arrangements
have been made with the Collector Of
the Internal Revenue for this Collection
District, by which all cotton coming
down the read, upon which the tax has
not been paid, that it may be assessed
and the tax paid at this point; provided
it is consigned to J. B. GLASS, Agent at
this point, and the amount of tax will be
forwarded, to be paid by the consignee
in Charleston-without charge. 49,
1t is, however, desirable, that where
it is convenient, the cotton be assessed
and the tax paid at the point of ship
ment. -~
H. P. HAMMETT, President.
All papers advertising for the compa-
nv will give the above four insertions.
Nov 2 4
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The Charleston News.

Our esteemed Charleston contemporary,
the Daily News, has increased its charms
and usefulness, by greater expansion and
adornment Of its columns
The Weekly News, large, handsome and
time to subscribe for it, so as to secure the
first number.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-11-14
NOTICE.

The subscribers would respectfully inform
the public that they are prepared to con-
tinue the TANNING BUSINESS. Will tan
on halves, or exchange leather for hides.
Will have wagon at Newberry c. H., on
Sale dry in December and January so that
any one wishing to send their hides to the
Tan yard will avail themselves Of the oppor-
tunity.
JIM. EPPS & co.
Mollohon, Newbcrry District, S. c.
Nov. II 46 If.
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Mpsses ED1roRs: You are authorized to an
nouuce JOHN W. COUNTS as a candldate ior
the Office Of Tax Collector for NeTberry DiS.t.,
at the ensuing election. Dir. Countsis gentle
In'h '''t' ""' -'N,,- DUTCH FORK.
For TAX COLLECTOR Capt. JOHN VII
IIAMS ia respectfully nominated as candidate
for the Office Of Tax Collector, Newberry Dis
trict at the next election. - -,,,,..,,, - .;r<
Oct. 3lst, 1865. MAN15Eh hiES1Siz IL 11SSz
W. HILL as suitable candidate for the once
of Tax Collector, for: the ensuing Ierm, @ne
obIige NEMoEhn1IS
JACOB KIBLER as candidate Tor the on
flee of Tax Collector, for the ensuing term.
as in every respect qualified ana Worfay OF
the office, and oblige OLD TIMES.
MEssRs. EDIToRs.-You will please an>
nounce THOMAS H. CROMER as candi-
date for Tax Collector NeWberry District, at
the next election. MOLLOR0N,
Sept IL
MEssRs. EDITORS: Please announce DR..
CHARLTON H. SONDLEY, as candidate
for Tax Collector, of Newberry District, at
'H' H(->' ' MANY FRIENDS. ,
MEssRs. EDITORS You will please an
nounce n. F. JOHNSON, as candidate for
Sheriff of Newberry District, and oblige z,
April 4, Il. MANY Fh!ENDS:
The friends of Capt. 'THOS. n, PAYSIN-
GER respectfully nominate him as suitable.
candidate for Sheriffof Newberry District.
.:..-, VOTERS.
Messrs. Editors-Byr nominating Mr..
: Daniel B. Wheeler as candidate for Tax
Collector ofNewberry District, you will
Ohliop his MANY - -.
July4 ~ WARM 'EhIhND0'
MEssRs EDIroRs: You win please an
nounce J. D. SMITH, as candidate for the
Office of Tax Collector, Newberry district
and oblige MANY Fh4hNp0'' '>I
May g 1866. =, y, =
MEssRs. EDITORS You will oblige the
friends of Mr. J. LAKE, by nominat'
ing him as candidate for Sheriff OF New"
berry District.
Apr II, Il. NhW bhhh1'
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-11-14

ISK.-Our friend Edwin Mccoy, of
Helena, will accept thanks for bottle of
writing ink, of.hiS own manufacture, and
very creditable to his ingenuity. We
have tried the ink and find it of fair
quality.