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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-03-28

Part of our stock We have received
in the following articles:
!. Ladies Dress Goods,
SPRING AND, SUMNER SHAWLS.
Lace Sh VS.,
Silk Mantillas, -.....-
Barege AngIais Mantillas, ..--
Mozambique Mantillas,
Melton Nantillaa,< 5-,as5
Melton Jarkets-late Fashion, ,5..
Linen busters, II. ~ :. e. s.-...-.... X. i
Silk, Linen and Paper Fans,
Dress Goods of all descriptions:
Embroidered Dresses.
White striped do Borege.
Anglais, Mozambique, Debage,
- Lawns, otgandies, Dotted Swiss,
Nainsook, Marseilles,
Swiss, Victoria Lawns, -- =.
Lace Nitts, Wax Beads, Rufling,
Sleeve Sets, Tydics, 49, ..-..
Wallets, Leather and Silk Belts, .
Balmoral Skirts, 1-.>-
Kid Gloves. Shoes, Caters, Slippers, of ali de-
scriptions in Leather, Morocco and Cloth.
+ The very latest style of Straw Hats, called the
Derby Hat, .-
Gentlemen's Goods,
In Gentlemen's wear we have received
-- SPRING CLOTHING OF THE LATEST
FASHION. -.
Spanish Linen Shirts, ~ =
White Linen Shirts,
) Calico Shirts--something new, - - q
,GOldsmithts Paper Collars,
Straw Hats,
Boots, Shoes and Caters,
Piece Goods, --<
Cotton and Linen Drill.
Sattinetts,
French Cassimeres,
Black French Broadcloth,
Black French Doeskins,
Black French Drab d'ete, &C., &c. =.
A great many other articles, too numerous to
mention. Call and see for yourselves.
We receive Goods weekly, and our stock will
soon be completed. -.
The latter part of this month Mr.. Stern will be
home. :. - .. r. ... .....- -. -.
March II IL -: p '-. - -..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-03-28
School Notice,

MRS. RYAN and MISS MORTIMER having
opened SCHOOL at the residence of Mr.. 7. II.
Mortimer, are prepared to receive few more
Scholars Nr. Mortimer will tcaeh Writing and
Arithmetic. AaIcn ~
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-03-28
Notice !. OF Election.

STATE OF SOUTH OLINA-NEWBERRY
: 49, - DISTRICT. r. -ss,,..s.s-7-
Office Court of Gcusrol Sessions and Comaee7s
49, ..e5... ~. p. PisaS.zSS ~ ~ 2ssssz
r JOHN T. PETERSON, Ordinary, and ex
/ officio Clerk of said Court, in pursuance OF
the directions OF the Act OF the LegislstRre, in
such cases made and provided, do hereby givo
public notice, that an election for Clerk of the
Court of General SESSIONS and Common Pleas,
for NewberrY District, will be held on Tuesday
the I'd day of April next at the usual places Eof
election throughout the said District. .s>s.SsE.,
Witness nv hand at Newberrg Court House,
this 2lst day of February, A. D., 1885, - =,
" -: S@ JOHN T. PETERSON; =
~: q - = O & Elk Off C. G. s. &G.Ps .
+ Feb 1s e-5fE 80 = - sse~s - sss8E2s,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-03-28
Legal K0tfCeS.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
NEIBERRY DISTRlCT.

= = '.----- 4NSE'FlsAHtsI. OIoLntCL'7'
b. III: Peterson, Esq, 0rdinary0 Of NeaC-
= 1C56e7Ty District. A. :, s. s. EzI9sE
w, HEREAS, Harriet B. Wilson has appliedts
wv me for Letters of Aduniuistraiou, On
all md singular the goods and chatteis, rights
and credits Of John H. Wilson, late of the district
aforesaid deceased: - :, -. - =.
These are therefore to cite and admoaish slI
and singular, the kindred and creditors Of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me, at
our next 0rdinary's Court fos the said District,
to be holden at Ne@berFy Court EOdse, on she
81 day of <8pril, next, to, shew csaee, any
why the said Administration should not be
granted.
: Given under MY hand this 18th day Of Mar:
in the year of our Lord one thousand eiShs
hundred and sixty-six.
+ N 2s, lS-lt. JOHN T. PETERSON, ORB.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-03-28
Pennaanship,
GreenVille & Columbia Railroad,
esza gssAs EEasszsa - tl1
@ - - 3 -ea;E@ 49, 49,
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,
y COLUMBIA, March s, 1866.

GENERAL SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE,
.< COLUMBIA, March s, 1865.
THIS Company will receive and forward
II MERCHANDISE and PRODUCE, with the
additional charges for transportation between
Freshley's and Aston, and drayage in Columbia
on such as passes over the South Carolina Rail-
road, when consigned to and forwarded by the
Company.
Freight and charges on all Merchandise from
Columbia must be PREPAID to all points on
the Road, except to Newberry, Abberille, Ander-
son and sGreenville !; but freight and charges will
be collected on all that comes over the South
Carolina Railroad, at all points except Hopes
Station, Pomaria, New Market and Grove Sta tion
Merchandise destined for those points will be re:
ceived and forwarded upon prepayment OF
freight and charges, and delivered at OWN. RS
RISK.
Freight and charges on all Merchandise and
Produce, to be forwarded over the South Caro-
lima Railroad, must be PREPAID to Columbia.
J. B. LIsSALLE, .
General Superintendent.
March Il, lI~tf.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-03-28
TIae State og South Carolina.

p NEWBERRY. DISTRfCT-N EQUITY
IIiltiard Long and Others, qS. Marg s4an Long
-.., q. -~..s-s. and 2Hos Ezii&or. sss -
ryHuE creditors of the estate Of vii lam D. Long,
+ i are required to render and establish, on
oath, their respective demands before me, on or
before the lst April, 1866, or they viii be pse-
eludea. - sILAS TOMBSTONE G.EN.D.,
Cenn's Office, March, u, 1885, z-:a4sasrxg5sr
March Il, 1i-3t., ss.-s . .-ss.c.ss 1880:
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-03-28
StOlI, Webb & Co.,

THHE subscriber has just received a supply OF
these Cases. from the above celebrated
Manufacturer, which are of the latest and most
innproyed patterns, and of elegant Rosewood
6nish, srd which he offers at low rates to the
public Hc takes this occasion to say that they
have been purchased exclusively for cash, and
selling them at only small advance on the cash
Price, that no orders for the above Cases will be
attended TO unless accompanied with the cash.
'@ 1ss-.>s. p = r. G. GH4FNAN.
Ecwberrv, SC, March !, 1856.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-03-28
NOTICE.

TINE UNDERSIGNED respectfully announces
i to the citizens of Newberry, ard surround
ing country. that he is now fully prepared to fill
ali orders for Sash, Doors, Blinds, Window and
Door Frames, Moulding and Cornice, Planning
Tongue and Growing, and all kinds Of Scroll
Work, &c., on the shortest notice. Terms Cash
5 - - ~. -, - T. w. a. CLINE.
:, March ii, 11-Sn. .-~-
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-03-28
,Eha. State o9 Sautll GaroIiaa,s

+ NEWBERRf- DLSFRlGT----A EQUITY. .
Ex PArte - - .. :. n Bill -
/ Simeon Fair, 2. - -. TO Peypetuats
Solicitor of Middle Circuit. = Testimony
GINEoN FAIR, Esq, Solicitor Of the Middle
o. Circuit, having this day fled, in this ONCE,
"Bill to perpetuate testimony in relation to
deeds, wills, chooses in action. and other papers
and records destroyed OF, lost during the recent
war; u = -. : 50 =. - -
- 1tis Ordered, that all persons who are emitted
70, and desirous of arailing themselves Of, the
benefit of the Act of the General Assembly in
such case made and provided, be permitted to
come before. the Court, and have taken and per-
petuated, under this Bill. all evidence which
they shall produce, on proper application being
made before me. SILAS. J9HNST0NE,4
Commissioners Office, C.E.N.D.
January q, 1885,, $500 49,. -. <. ...E1 2Ea'.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01

JAMES McFEE LY


Tu,p
~ I ~''' ADELE TRUDEAU, and A. z.
New Orleans-No la9SS5 TRUDEAU.
DIV VIRTUE of n writ of heri fAcias to me
ID directed by the Honorable the Third District Court o.
entitled cause Will proceed TO sell
at nublic auction at the Merchants and Auconeers Ex
ape Royn street Canal and Customouse s eets
IN thn Snc6nd District of this CITY, SATURDAY, the 18th
day Of February 1866 IL o'clock the following described
TvVU GERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated in The First
0 his cty square which is bounded by Poy
drs tIev;a 81 Peter John Streets designated by the
Nsa and 4 on annexed to act Of sale from Mrs
Adele Saye wife Rene Trudeau to Alexander Park passed
b+ore Theodore Gyo late notary public in this city the
3Oth day of April, 1853
Said lots each twenty feet four inches and six
and half front Poydras street. by the following
depths, to-Wit: , -.-.- -
nine inches and and onehaf lines the side line of
No seventy feet five inches and six and onehaf lines
Lot No. 4, seventy-fve fet five inches, six and
half the side line of Lot No and seventy three
feet two inches and three lines the opposite side line; and
each width in the of wenyone feet, three inches
and four and three quarter lines.
Said ts aeque ny said Mrs Adele sauve, widow of
Rene Tudeau partly by inheritance and partly by purchase
from succession of Dame Mnthde L. Cambot passed
T. Gaire, late notary public in this city the lh
day of June, lSiS
Seized in the above suit
H5F- TERMs-Cash the spot In United States Treasury
Notes. CHARLES BIENVENU,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01
THURSDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY /, ls6


Gov. Curtin arrived at Harrisburg, on his return
from Cuba, on the 22d.
John a. Cooke, cashier of the Catskill IN. "
National Bank, is reported to be defauter to the
sum Of 500 900.
4 The Alexandria Gazette says that Col. Mosby
was released after few hours confinement, and IS
now at his home in Warrenton
Rufus Choate. ESQ, only son of the late Hon.
+ Rufus Ehoate died at Dorchester, Massachusetts,
on the 18th inst.
Gen. Robert E. Lee has received from Cyrus H.
Mccormick, inventor of the reaping machine and
native Of Virginia ten thousand dollars for the es
Establishment Of d Mccormick professorship Of prac-
tical mechanics. Large contributions are being
made elsewhere to Washington College.
Senator Sumner was offered serenade the
other day by the colored inhabitants of the ward
in which he lives in Washington, but the compli-
ment was unaccountably declined.
Ex-Governor Kirkwood, of Iowa, has been elect
ed by the Legislature of that State, United States
Senator, to fill the unexpired term. As his sue
cessortfor the long term, commencing March
1867, the Hon. James Harlan has been elected.
General Gordon GrangertarriVed at Washington
on the 10th. He is going to resign.
John Sherman was elected Senator from Ohit
By 4 vote of s4 10 Al. This is considered an anti
radical victory.
Miss Lee, member Of the well known NeV
York family Of that name, who has resided 70
several years past with her sister, the wife Q
Baron Wachter, Ambassador Of Wurtemberg, a
Paris, married about year ago, Prince Frederic
brother Of the Duke of Augustenhurg- -Gluck
burg, who had lost his first wife, a royal Danis
lady, in 1868. The Prince was SO enamored wit
the accomplished and comparatively youthful Ne
\ York lady, that he relinquished all his sovereig
rights, whatever these may have been, in order
qualify himself to be her husband. Soon aftt
the ceremony, which was duly performed befol
Mr.. Bigelow, they made wedding tour to tt
East, where the Prince died at Beyrout, Syria,
his 60th year. The widowed lady will reioi
her sister, the Baroness Wachter, at Pari
Prince Christian, the nephew of the late Primo
Frederic, is the afianced husband Of the Princes
Helena Of England.
Mile. Errazu, niece Of Senor Mon, the SPANS
Ambassador to France, and the descendant 9
one Of the weathiest Spanish Mexican families j
Paris, remarkable among all the ladies of Ell
genie's most select circles for her great refine
ment and accomplishments, is about to be marie
Y to one of her poor cousins She has general
done the honors of her uncle's embassy.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01
ECLIPSE STABLES AT AUCTION
BIZ j. IL. WALTON 81 DESLOSDE,

J. r. WILTON, Anctoneef.
Office II Carondest street
GATURDAY, February Sd, at l2 O'Clock
- NJ, the Merchants and Auctloneers Exchange VIII
be sold - . . z ~
ONE UNDIVIDED HALF OF TIE VARIETIES, FOR.
merry the Eclipse Stable situated Dry AIDES street in the
square bounded by AIDES rerddo Rampant and rAVer
streets S3 feet inches front on Dryades
street by depth of 95 II inches between parallel lines,
American
The improvements consist of well built and we'll arranged
brick Stable with and stalls to accommodate
56 horses with stable for mules carriages etc
best located stables in New DrleanR
profitable business and offers rare oppo unlty
persona wishing engage the business and to capitalists
generally.
s4S-TERMs-Cash in U. s. Treasury Notes.
o sale before notary public, at the expense
of the purchasers
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01

ieved, that Northern capitalists are to take hold
If it. If this should prove true, which l have
syery reason to believe, it will not be very long
before the iron horse will be dashing into town.
dscharging cargo after cargo of cotton, anu carry
ing away all the freight the people in the country
will need. We have the greatest country III Tue
world for the production of cotton, and 1t ls aes
tined to have its resources fully developed AZ no
distant day, We invite every one to come ana
settle amongst us, promising them plenty OF gooo
land and hearty welcome in our mlass'
Yours, etc, Hooi'"
Later from Washington and the Nortn'
DATES OF THE 25th'
THE PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.
KENTUCKY RECALCITRANT.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS
FOUR MEN HUNG AT NASHVILLE
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01
. DESIRABLE TWOsTORY FRAME DWELLING 0.
Canal street, with Garden attached.
BY j. IL. WALTON q DEsLONDE,

j, B. WALTON, AnctlOUeeT
Office 47 Carondelet s rect corner Union street.
wv NEDN ESDAY, Feb. z, S6G, at 12 o'clock
w the Merchants and AuctloneerB Exchange Royal
street, will be sold . -, , 49,,
A very desirable and modern bnilt WO-STORf FRAME
HOUSE situated Sou side OF canal street. IN the
square Canal eu ia kson and Johnson streets,
50 feet inches and ines front on tanAN
street by depth l5J feet 10 inches and lines between
parallel lines.
The improvements consist Of Two Story Frame House,
nearly with two story back buildings
containing ptrlus dining pantry kitchen and store
The house is furnished with ana
bells throughout marble ties in parurs There astabs
the yard, covered with zinc Yard is paved with brick
Large ctsern, water works, etc
There flower garden attached, highly cultivate Also
a variety Of apple peach plum apricot and orange trees
and OF yeH rlui descriptions The dimensions
0 the garden about - by itsl feet.
Possession given on the lat of Anril 1866 ~ .
HlF- TERMS CoSBITI0Hs-One half Cash in U. :.
Treasury the balance and eighteen months In
notes purchaser hs order beHrnt seven
cent current eventual interest," with special
mortgage property until final payment The buildings
kept fully insured by the purcase and the policy trans
the vendor until payment OF the notes at eighteen
months
before A. Boudouqne Notary Public, at the
Of tn purchaser,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01
John Q. HEALE, sTATIoNEE, ~
SOUTHERN GIFT SALE.
N W MANNING & CO.,
Corner Royal and Cont Streets. New Or
leans, La.


Pianos Watches, Jewely of description for
Ladies' and Gentlemens Silver Plated Ware of all
kinds Gold Pens with Silver Extension Holders Rubber
Holders god mounted Pencils with Rubber Holders gold
moun,ed Photograph Albums in endless variety Portfolios
ir and entcmens Portmonnaes Pocket and Pen Knives
Books Family and other Bibles Engavngs Photographs
Autographs Porcelain Frames Chessmen and Boards ETC.
ETC. oil to be sold for One Dollar, without regard value
PLAN OF SALE:
Photographs of leading Generals and celebrated
characters with advertisement naming each article and its
which will be sent address, by mail post paid,
ceipt CENTS for One Dollar u Two Dollars %
Four Dollars IS Dollars 100 for Fifteen Dollars
On recsDt otshs Photograph you will what you are
going have andthen, it will be your option whether you
pay dollar and take the article, not.
Address N W. MANNING CO,
Pos.ofce Box No. 1928 New C: .sasas La,
Or, call in person at the Store.
FOR FOR sAAE.
5000 bushels choice COTTON SEED, for Panting-Fick'
petit Gulf and c,nster. S. wHIrED CO.,
27 Canal street
NErzEs5s&Rx AND COLTS PISTOLS
Sharps Smith Messon's, and other makers For sale by
j. E. HALsEY Il CO, AUcrIoNEERs
And Hardware Commission Merchants,
ha Beekman street. New York.
COTTON EED..,..-.....-toTToN SEED
PETIT GULF COTTON SEED of the growth of 1865, 70,
planting tor sale by NJ n currETr
S3 Natchez street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01
ARRIVAL. at the rr,nc,pal Hotels.

ST. CHARLES HoTEL-P Cullman, N Y; A
D Gordan, Texas; Mrs Groesback, Houston; W
McEntree, Y N; ~ J Griffin. Apalachcola;, a
UsA; y W Lightbody, Gin; B F George and
wife, Mrs a Allen, A George, Houston,
Texas; Preutice Ky; NJ Geary, N x; " Long,
Pittsbnrg; DR. J Mclean, St Louis; ] johnson, A
Ala; j q Cogan, Coast; ] Boyd, Natchez; E J
Henry, Louisville; D II Davis, + L Sebree, ky;
o W Gefroy and wife, Ohio;W Grissmann, KY;
9 H Hall, Tenn; Minor, Pr Boykin, La; II
j IA Riley, Jr, Mobile "A Housinger q 9 Mcclellan,
Matamoras; g L Kennard, Charleston; A H Fos-
ter, city; B Francis, La . Dawes, g Ruth,
city; z G Joseph, Mabile; " F Mcmillan, Texas ;
e Blizzard. Texas; w Largeant ] s Boylan,
Boston; j Nelson, Scotland; g r. Tulte, j N
Petty, Ala; II ]. Brother, st Souls; M s Cincton,
J NJ Bridges Ca g Sumrall Pascagoula; R I
Bnckner Miss a Buckner, ShreyepOrt; Satwood
NJ IS Freedman, Arkansas Van Bergen
ST. LOUIS HOTEL W . Elhas, D Hurley
Charles on; v ? Henry, y |, Z; q = lee, 4 4 Van M
city; Mrs Parsons, + 9 Boyhil L Fowler, Memphis
e Goldfnger, N X; "A Lecourt. city; w s Booth,
s Booth, d Y Hunter x; g Yooriess, Ky; J
Wallace and wife. city; w N Pickett and family
CITY HoTEL-J Davenport, La; B S W CAT
ford. Miss j Al Doelds, d Mitchell, Texas A ]
Brazetten, Ala; = N Gilbert, Tyler, J ? Tay
lor, Miss d Deatschner, Houston Gay, J
8Culbertson, La; Duffy, city; Watkins, Ala; {
Sayre, L Mcqueen, city; D De Haven, Mobile
D Thompson, S 8 Morgan, G " Tnttle, Texas;
Gantley and wife, Selma W D Bagley, La;
Taylor, Nd; A Burr and wife, Memphis Mis-
Dykes, La; DR. Tegarden, Miss; Halliday
Texas.
ST. JAMES HoTEL.-E D Crandall, ] 7 Min
ter, Miss; NJ o'Carlan, Texas; G White and lady
RT Graves, Texas; 6 Uirick, New York; L !
Temple. Mobile; H M Wathenon, Tenn; "
Chandler, Washington; W H Irwin, city; w
Booth, "A Hunter New York; 0 NJ Messick, Ky
Harris, Texas; R Douglas and wife, Ala: J
Douglas, Texas; Mr. johnson. Miss Baine, Mis-
sphhson, Ala; W B Reilly. D Macdond, ] M Davis
y Grayes, Mobile; W Il Eates, Texas Mr.
Moodili, Mrs WiIingham and family, Ark;
Hanson, Texas; McNulty, Ark; Halsey
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01


MR.. y. q CALLIeoT AND THE BLOCKADE Run
EEEs;-some days since We announced the fact
that Mr. 9, Gallicot, Special Treasury Agent, -
directed the examination Of certain mel eichants Of
this city, fully on oath ? in regard to their Gus
tody Of certain books, papers, letters cotton.
money and other properly belonging 7 70 blockade
running companies, and also directed them 10
deliver the said assets and books to be held subject
to the order Of the Secretary Of state.n By vir.
tue OF this order, Messrs Henry Csbia, William q.
Bee, Theodore Jeryey and A. s. Johnston were
arrested. Messrs. Jeryey and Johnston refusing
To comply, were taken to Jail, where they now
aTe.
From Baltimore exchange we learn the follow.
ing is the order from Secretary McGalloch, under
which Mr.. Callieot acted
United STATES TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Sir--The department, with view to gain in
formation relative TO the blockade business during
the war, have sent Mr.. - as special agent o
the department, who will question you upon oath
and has rower to summon witnesses, etc.
Yon will take notice that you are hereby forbid
den to pay ontany dividends and dispose Of an,
properfy which may be on hand belonging to tn
company which you represent
s The Judges in San Francisco refuse to TAX