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MAYORS OFFICE, WASHINGTON

MAYORS OFFICE, WASHINGTON,
lNl APRIL 2, ls66-PropOsals for grading and paw
Ing the carrageway Of Sixth street west from the
north side Of street north to the north side OF street
north will be received at this office until ~ 'cock m
MONDAY, April the 10th, Instant, with stone similar 10
those used In paving street, the stones to DO over
eight or less than i've inches In diameter and seven
inches deep.
Bidders will state the price FER square yard for paw
Ing and per cubic yard for grading the paving to be
laid on bed OF pure gravel Inches deep and four
Inches Of sharp sand on top Of tho gravel the paving
10 be we'll rAmmed three times with ninety pound
rammer, and to be well wAteTed before being rammfd
the last time and then covered with sharp sand
the whole to be done TO the entire satisfaction OF the
Commissions Of the Fourth ward, aud the Assistant
Commissioner. No bid will be received unless the
parry or parties are known to be responsible The
bids
All the old eobble-stone, dag -footways and gutter
stone to be tho property Of The Corporation
JAMES J. CAMPBELL
Commissioner Fourth Ward
CHAs. H. uTERMEHLE,
Assistant Commissioner
JAMES BOWEN,
AP4-tuthstaPlO Assistant Com missioner.
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AporIor Sal n -.

A u q TIoN 6A L n ~.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT PAVING
~ STONES
CHEZ ouARrrrnLsrrR's orpIcS,l
DnPoT OF wLsHIrgror, \
WlsHrroror, D. O., March 80, 1899.
viii be sold at public auction at the points dssis.
mated below under the direction Of Brevet Lieut. Col
James NJ Moore, A Q. NJ, on wEDNEsDAYl April
T. lseo, ~ O'Clock, NJ the following named lots Of
Government Paving Stones, viz!
STREETS, SQUARE los,
One Lot Of about 100 carts loads.
ON Z, BETWEEN TWENTIETH AND TWENTY.TIRsT
STREETS, SQUARE l0I,
One Lot Of about p cart loads
OK z, BETWEEN TWENTY -FIRsT AND TWENTY.
SECOND STREETS, SQUARE 81,
One Lot Of about IS cart loads
The property will be cold 10 the highest bidder and
must be removed within ten days from date OF sale
TermsI Cash, in Government funds.
d. H. EUCKBR,
Brsvst Maj. Gen. and Chief ouarlermastsr,
mh30-6t Depot Of Washington.
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DAN RICE's CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE
viii exhibit In Washington ONE WEEK, commencing
MONDAY, APRIL O.
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STUPENDoUs CONSOLIDATION /!

STUPENDOUS CONSOLIDATION ! /!
TWO SEPARATE AND DISTINCT EXHIBITIONS IN
THE SAME TENT
DAN RICE's CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE
Will exhibit In Washington ONE WEEK, commencing
MONDAY, APRIL q
EVERY AFTERNOON AT O'CLOCK.
EVERY EVENING AT O'CLOCK.
LOCATION FOOT OF SIXTH STREET, NEAR PENN.
sYLvANIA AvRNUB
ADMISSION TO BOTH SHOWS. ............. 80 cents,
Children under 10 years OF age ..........25 cents
SPECIAL NOTICE.
will be intermlssion Of fifteen minutes giving those
a chance to retire who do desire to witness the per-
fOrmAneos Of the Arena,
DAN RICE will positively appear Id each Exhibition
Fret as Lecturer in the Menagerle.
seeosd, Clown and Jester TOR the frst time in many
years. In the Circus.
THE MONSTER ELEPHANT ROMEO,
Positively the Largest Elephant ever imported to this
county Together with the largest collection Living
Animals
RING TRICK AND PERFORMING HORSES, PONIES,
AND MULES,
with the wonderful
BLIND TALKING HORSE, EXCELSIOR, JR,
will be Introduced at each and every performance.
Remember the two separate Shows to be seen for one
price Of admission either separate for the same price
TIE GORGEOUS PROCESSION
will take place MONDAY MORNING, APRIL ., about
10 a. m. mh27-u
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TWO SEPARATE AND DISTINCT EXHIBITIONS IN
THE SAME TENT
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CRIMINAL CoURT-Judge Edward
G. Darlington, Esq, District Attorney, prosecut-
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Yesterday James shanAhan, indicted for assault
and battery with intent to commit rape on Susan
Gibson, was placed on trial Jury out Norris for
defence,
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<S%-

A lady Of high standing in Boy
scath, Bavaria, sent large quan-
tity Of dcIicac:es to tAc woundc /
men Of a hospital, composed Of
both Prussians and Bavarians;
with the request that they be Civ
en- "only TO prussians." The no
bic Prussians returned her gift,
saying that they and the BaTa-
rians were all Germans together,
and on the battlefield, though enc
mics, in the hospital, wounded;
they were friends and brothers.
If any action can take anything
from the horrors Of war it isnoble
conduct like this.
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NOBLE CHARITY.-We observe
that al admirable form Of charity
has been inauguratcd in Baltimore,
by the establishment Of q Disrcn-
sMy, where The poor can obtain
medical advice and medicine free
Of charge, during one hour Of each
day. SeveraIyOunga dpTon1ising
physicians have commenced the
project and to those unfortunatcs
who combine in themselves the
evils Of extreme poverty and sick
ness, it Will prove q boon indeed.
This is worthy OF imitation every
where. The coming winter, with
it's keen and chilling blasts, will
find hundreds Of our poor people
destitute Of food, clothing and
shelter, which will necessarily
cause suffering and sickness. We
sec, every day, females from the
country, old and young, in oar
streets, here in SpartanhurG, bare
footed and thinly clad, pale and
haggard some Of them arc mo-
thcrs, scarcely able to bear their
little infants in their arms, for the
want Of food and strength. Ii
matters not from what cause they
suffer poverty and sickness. It is
the duty Of all to help, as they
have the means. If our Father in
Heaven withheld his mercics from
all who sin against light and the
convictions OF truth, who then
would stand before him acquitted?
tt is q sad Ching, if not 9 diSparagc-
mcnt to any community, having
the means to relieve, to allow
such distress to pass unrelievcd,
[Cr0Iina Spartan.
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We agree with Mr.. Forsyth,
the editor OF the Mobile Adrcrtl-
ser, in speaking Of the pending con-
stitutionaI amendment, when he
says:
1T means that We Of the South
arc to sell Lee and Johnson, and
our best and trucst citizens, to
disfranchiscmcnt, as the price CT
tho recognition Of our claims. We
can never be so base as that. MY
hand shall withcr before casting
any vote in that dirccG0m II the
worst comes to the worst We can
at least reject reunion at the cost
ofhonor, and decline to elect or
send Southern Representatives TO
Congress. Ifthe Radicals insist
on disunion, Let them have it in
this way"
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SrpERSTITIONs OF CHILDHOOD.-

SrPEaSTlTIoNs OF CH1LDHooD.-
An old writer says, "Supcrstition
is Sthc greatest burdonin the World,'
ofthe truth ofwhich remark many
persons are sensible from their car
licst childhood. Indeed, supcrst!-
ton is the bUgbcar OF the nursery;
whereas the great aim should De
70 dlvcst children OF THIS PERM
cious fear. iii TOO great eNclta-
hiIity and power Of imagination b"
observed in chlIdhood, much may
be done BY sound discipline 10
restraint. Let ihe cA'id DC pro-
tect'" lr"m 'no Shce!'" Sl:&"'T'< 'l
Servants Ill" '"' ""H i'"A" '"'
sthld"l'IS; al" faii!'H@ Curtains,
and p;iiiS OF romance writer's Lc'
ms nrSt loc"S Oh 'h' A''"l$"HE &C.
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-%~ @ =
An INTERESTING TTEN-

An INTERESTING ITEN.-As the
tax is only chargcable when the
cottonIcavcS the collection District
it has been suggested that "tho
way to save the tax is to manufac-
turc cotton where it is grown.
There will be double advantages in
this, not only in the tax Of So
per bale Of 500 pounds saved to
the producer, but The manufactured
article Will bring him twice the
money that the raw material will.
By forming associations in every
county, the planters have thus the
opportunity Of doing themselves
as well as the country, the greatest
service. Let them profit by the
opportunity"
"The largest cloth manufacturer
in Maryland, a man ofpurc South
crn blood and lineage, said: Tell
the people Of the South thai
manufacturing their own staples
is the proper way TO be rovengcd
upon the Yankees. Nothing will
bring the New Bnglandcr to AiS
proper senses SO amazingly; no
other vindication is so worthy of
a great and magnanimous people.
They can beat US in abuse. and
trickcry; let us beat them in arts,
science, craftsmanship and honest
craft. Nothing plcascs your Yam
kec SO as to give him a chance of
ribaIdry or ridiculc. Be still
--industrious-selfsustain
ing; these are the winning trumps. ;"
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COOP SUGGEsTIoN.-Thc Mcr

COOP SUGGEsTIoN.-Tho Mem
phis Appca2 proposes q con7en-
ton Of the people ofthc South by
duly elected delegates, to meet
at some central point, and quail
fed by an Immediate commission
from the people to express their
sentiments and vindicatc their
policy and purposes from the foul
aspcr>ions hcapcd upon them by
travelling adventures hailing from
the South. and on q pilgrimage
through thc Northern States,
awakening, by their ISLANDERS and
flIsehoods, the most intense All
mostly against Us.
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The State Of South Carolina, Newberry Dis
trct. In the Court CT Common Pleas,
E. Parte Abraham Harris-Petition for
The benefit The InSolvent Debtors Acts.
Abraham Harris, who is in the custody Of
the Sheriff ofesaid District, by virtne Of all
order for bail at the suit of Hartman Il
Strous, having fled i'll my Office, together
with schedule on oath, Of his estate and
property, his petition TO the Court OfCom-
mon Pleas; praying that lie may be ad-
nittcd 10 the benefit of the Acts Of the
General Assembly, made for the relief OF In
solvent Debtors: 1t is ordered that the
said Hartman & StToGS and all others, the
creditors to whom the said Abraham Harris
is indebted in any wise, be and appear, be-
fore the said COvrt, at Newberrv Court
House, on Wednesday the seventeenth day
Of October next, to show cause, if any they
can, why the said Petition should not be
granted. j. =. LAKE, c. p.
Clerks Office, Newberry, July 9th 1865.
.Iuiy I'm
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAR0LlNA-m
Equity-Ncw5erry District. Ossian A.: Ruth
criord v Abraham Harris. Bill 10 ioreclOrc
Mortgage.
dated 5th July 1856, Will sell. before the Court
House on the first monday in November next, a
lot of land and the buildings thereon, in which
the defendant resides containing half an acre
more or less, and bounded by lots Of Il. White
and James Gauntt, and OIL the ether two sides by
streets in the Town Of Newberry.
TERMS the purchaser will be required to
give bond, with at least two good suretieS, ana
Chase Ii: cy payable at twelve months, with
from Day ofsale-Ihe costs OF these pro-
cesdiDgS to be paid in cash.
oILAS JONNSTONE. c.E Mp.
CONS office, Oct. 1st, 1856. st -
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STATE nE SOUTH CAROLINA-

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA-In Erui-
ty-NcWbcrry District. T. Is. St0ddard Il
Co, ct. al, VS.. Michael Euzzard, ct. al. :,
Bv order of the Court Of Equity will sell
before the Court House, at NewbeIry, on t"c
first Monday in November next, the real e>-
tate Of Milton p HlIzz&ri, deceased, con-
s;sting of tract Of land situated in New
berry District, containing about two hundred
acres, more or less, and BOUNDED by lands Of
the estate of Gillian Smith, deceased, IhoS:
II. Paysingcr, John Bolton WcrtS, Daniel
Goggans and David WcrtS, Sr.
TERMs-The purchaser will be require TO
give bond with at least two good SurctleS to
secure the purchase money, payable IN two
equal annual inStalmCn;s, with interest from
the day of sale, and to pay in cash tue costs
OF these proceedings.
SILkS JOHNS rONE, C.E.N.D.
CONS Office, Oct. 1st. 1855. *1j
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S82ZTN'Tg WgDDSsa
Is Published Monthly, at TEN CENTS A

Is Published Monthly, at TEN CENTS A
YEAR, always in Advance .-
No Subscription received for less than Ten
Copies, nor for less time than One Year.
The Postage is 12 cents a year on q package of
ten copies, payable quarterly or yearly in adj
vance. at the place where received; and in pros
portion for heavier packages, at the rate of ct.
for rot exceeding ounces, and cent for each
additional ounces or fraction thereof. We
have this cn the authority Of the First Assistant
Post Master General.
Money may he sent by mail at our risk,
Each package will he marked with the number
at which the subscription expires. For three
numbers prior to the expiration, cross will be
added to thc Number; and at the expiration, the
subscription will be stricken of, unless renewed
We desire copies Of all Minutes Of Associations
Sunday School Reports and Periodicals of the
South, for filing. Editors ard Brethren will
oh lige by mailing them 10 us.
Aiipriuted matter should be addressed to =
"KIND WORDS, Greenville, Sc
Ill cOmmun icatiOns, orders, subscriptions and
remittaIceS, to Rev. {. &. BITING,
Corresponding Secretary, Greenville. SC.
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:" advertisement above.
1865

RATS versus BIRDS.-WhoeTer engages
in shooting small birds is cruel man; who's
ever aids in exterminating rats is a-benefac~
tor. We should like some one to give, US; tho
benefit of their experience in driving out
these pests. We need something besides
dogs, cats, and traps for this business. .-Scien-
tific American. n. Y.
TSee "CosTAR's" advertisement above.
n9Y7 Sold in Newberry S. G. ~
CY7 By all Druggists and Dealers and
Barnes, Ward ( Co., wholesale agents
New Orleans, Ia. .-
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The Above Pens in Silver Plated Extension
Cases, with Pencils.
d. For~M %, No. pen, I'd quality.
For 81 80, a No. pen, I'd quality
For 81 75, a No.>4 pen, I'd quality.
For - %, No. pen, I'd quality
For 81 Is, No. s pen, .2d quality.

Our pens rank throughout tile country as
equal, if not superior, to any gold pens
manufactured, not OILY for their writing
qualities, but durability and elegant finish.
Tie greatest care is used in their manHfac-
ture, and none are sold With the slighst
imperfection which skill can detect. We
would call the. attention of the dealers to
the celebrated PAUL BRETON Watch, for
which we are The, sole gents forsthe Unite6
States. We have them IN silver and goi6
cases. = =. ~. 81
Jobbers, retailers, jewelers., andaH deaF-
e,s in Our line throughout the country, are
requested to send for a circular. Address
ED. VALENTINE & Coz.
Manufacturers and, Wholesale dealers in
Gold Pens, JewelrY nndAfatches,5
No. IS Maiden Lane New York
NAV 80 i =
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DRY GOODS.
At TIE
(91:oA.al39T0Gl GlO133.
sTOLL, WEBB & co.
Formerly BancroC's Old Stand.

(2S7 King street, doors bclowW Wentworth.) J
,vPno,.. 49,. o..uo5 . co1ond;d cto,l.
,nnTIC 1,sre t"@3sP "% UPcHSu =: "pEn,u," ''oo
O ~ isn-No G"2Do I9i.S', .eIo doanoIa 'I'io
c,i, -,.o. f f "v. "Ee u S',e "'0S' 0'''' "'''
:! ro r." tIr n}.o'n -t''.Nc[ can %:oru' r7
o"r aIc.2 ,m'l'aSIn c sMr r;T't,nrm ;S tIon'
w N-L,1acnI, ~. ~ ,'''' ~. ".'; I,,an
mnnt Pl,n.a,;on T't:;9 Coo5s aHt IL o,ory I"r;rtv
TLiS hr;mr h,sr nO,, .s"o,, -, ;>h 40 p;antcr
a"I he uot ah;r 70 y;x;t or ,ilv orIcrs
ac,ompalf;.al with civ references Win meet
with PROMPT attention.
\. B. amplcs with rricc lists sent to CIV
,,,r- NJ H.. G.a:o
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Second Quality Pens--Not Warranted.

Our second quality pens are stamped "E.
Davis & Co.," and are carefully made, hay
ing the samepoints as our first quality pens,
the only material difference being in-sthe
Quality of the gold. The prices Of these
pens arc as follows:-Nor 9, pen, 75c.3No
5 pen, 81 90; No. pen, 81 %; No. 5 pen,
81 so; No. pen, $I75.
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TIE STATE Or SOUTH CAROLINA,
In Equity-Ncwbcrry District.-John l..
Hill and others, VS.. Joseph Watson, ,Admr,
and others.
The creditors Of the estate Of ThOmaSWat-
son, decd arc required to render and ccst3b>
liSh, on oath, their respective demands be-
fole tho Commissioner, on or before the lSt
day 6f December next.
SlLAS TOMBSTONE C.E.N.D
Com. Office, lSt October, 1855, 10
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E. D, VALENTINE & CO.,
No. Is Maiden Lane, New York,
MANUFACTURERS OF -
GOLD PENS, CASES, &C..

Are now prepared to offer to jobbers and
retail dealers the CHEAPESTPENS IN
THE MARKET: The pens.are ofdfferent
sizes from Nos. to 9, inclusive u
The prices of ofVALENTINE.& & CO.'S first
quality Gold Pens, without eases, and war
rantcd for one year. except against acci-
dent, is as follows:-No. Pen, 81 25;
No. , Pen, 81 so No. Pen, 81 90; No. 4
Pen, 1925 No. Pen, 81 10 / No Pen,
SO 90; mo. 7 Pen, S4 50 No. s Pen, S. so;
No. Pen, 81. All our first quality Pens
are stamped ''E. D. Valentine & Co.,
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The King Of Denmark is said to
have ordered an examination Of
large tracts Of land recently pur-
chased in Florida, with view Of
sending forward 4 large number
Of cmiyraMts.
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1880
Is BROADWAY. NEW YORK.

PERYEAR! we want agents every where
to sell our IMPROVED 500, Sewing Ma
chimes. Three new kinds. Under and up"
Der feed. Sent on trial. Warranted fiVe
wears. Above salary on large commissions
paid. The ONLY machines sold IN the SniH
ted States for less than $40, which are fully
licensed by Howe, Wheeler y Wilson' Gro
Yer q Baker, Singer & Co., and Bachelor.
All other cheap machines are infringemcnts,
and tba seller or user are liable to arrest, fine
and Imprisonment. illustrated circulars sent
free. Address, or call upon ShaW;I&- Clark,
at Biddeford, Maine, or Chicago, Ill.
July 25 1y.
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Be CoHsIsTENT-lIon. Thad.
Stevens stated, in his speech at
Lancaster, hat ;:whocvcr is govern
cd by the laws has a right to
mako thcm," This is all VIC ask.
Let the South, then, have its
proper voice in legislation. They
pay customs; they are summ9ncd
Oh Federal jurics they are assessed
andlovicd upon hy Federal revenue
agents. Taxation and representa-
ton arc inseparablc,
[NdtionoI MicIUgcuccr.
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLlNA-ln
& Co., ct. al. VS.. Michael Buzzard ct. al.
The creditors of n. P. & ". L. Buzzard,
and of NJ p. Buzzard and 4. J. McCOllum,
and also Of William l.. Buzzard and NJ. p.
Buzzard individually. are required to render
and establish, on oath, their respective de-
mands before the Commissioner, on or be-
fore the first day of February next.
SILAS TOMBSTONE, c. Z. n. D.
Gnnnn' & 0fficn Oct 1St 1SliG.
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FEARFULLY AND WONDERFULLY

FEARFULLY AND WONDERFULLY
MADE.-Tho first page Of a con-
temporary leads off with this
startling announcement; ; "Our
luSide this week contains Reviews,
Literature, Laws, Police, Com
mcrce, Market Reports, Congress,
the Gold Market" &C., &c. May
GOOD digestion wait on such an
appetite.
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA-In
Equity-Ncwberry District. John A. Hender-
son V Sally Henderson and others-Gill for
Partition.
1t appears to ny satisfaction that Joseph W.
tn anu +H t;d Ssta " on S n r Fair
Comps. Sol.
1t is ordered that the said absent defendants
do plead, answer or demur to the bill filed in the
above stated case within three months from the
date hereof, or the same will be taken pro con-
fcSSO against them.
SlLAS TOMBSTONE. c. END
CONS Office. July 18th 1866.
Aug. l 3m$l2
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NOTICE is hereby given that application
will be made 1T the next session Of the Leg
islaturc. to vest in 3. F.yLandrurn, all the
right, title and interest of Christina BrcithS
aupt, Gcc'd. or Of his heirs, in and TO the
tract Of land lying in Edgeicld District, on
waters OF the Savannah River, and Horse
Creek, and bounded by lands Of Kcssiah
Swcorngarcc, 4. G. Turner and others lately
occupied BY Bartlett W. Hatcher, decd, de-
viscd to him by his father, john Hatcher,
decd. Said land having been escheated to
the State Of Sonth Carolina. July Is SIN.
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PETRIFACTI0Ns.-We were gi7

PETRIFACTIoNs.-We were given
yesterday, by Mr.. E, Y. Amorson,
a number ofvery curious pctrifac-
tions. They we're picked up by
Mr.. Amerson in Floyd county:
Georgia, and about q mile and 4
half from FIoyd's Springs. The
specimens before Us consist Of sev-
craEbeech blooms, perfectly petri-
fed, yet still retaining their per
feet form, pieces Of twigs and
roots, and fragments ofpeachstone.
These arc all hard as rock, and
have every appearance Of mineral
substances, exccptin shape.
These formations, we arc in
formed, abound in certain portions
ofthis county. Itsccms that every
twig or bloom, or whatever other
substance falls to the ground
undcr@ocs pctridc:stion. 1t is ovi-
dent that there is something in
the soil-&omc agency which cX-
crts this singular influence. Thc
ground where these fossils arc
found is not humid, but. ON the con
trary IS elevated and dry. A
Naturalist might find something in
this to interest him.-ttlGHt0 Nc'0
Era,
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STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA-In
EQuity-Ncwberry District. Jas. II. VIII.
Iiams V. p. II. puckctt. Fill for foreclosure Of
Mortgage.
will sell before the Court House. at Newberry,
on the first Monday in November 1866, all that
tract or plantation of land known aS the Duckett
tract. situated on Enorcc River in the District
and State aforesaid containing four hundred
and ilty-sX acres. more or less, and boYnGed by
land OF Peter DUckett, Dinah Duckett, Joseph
Duckctt Thomas Watson and the estate Of Viii
liam Duckctt deceased.
TERMS.--rhe purchaser will be required to
give bond, with at least two good suIetieS. and
mortgage Of the premises, TO secure the purchase
money, payable at twelve months, with interest
from day Of sale-and TO pay the costs Of these
proceedings in cash.
S1LAS JOiiNSTONE, C. L. y. d
CONS Office, Oct 1St. 1865 st. %lD.
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he Ssu2 Gold Pens in Gold Plated Ebony
Desk Holders and Morocco Cases.
For 81 %, a No. open, lst quality.
For 81 Is, No. pen, 1st quality.
For So so, No. 5 pen, 1st quality.
For 81 90, No. pen, 1st quality.
For S5 Is, No. pen, Ist quality.
For 81 25, No. S pen, lst quality.
For S. 90, No. 9pen, lstqualhy.