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Markets by telegraph.

NEW ORLEANS, January 13.-Ihe Cotton market
is vely sales 5000 bales at 49060 for middlings.
Corn active; sales at 81 1901 III, Molasses $50
92ic Gold 1884,.
NEW YoRK, Japuary 16.--COtton is quiet at 5lc.
Flour duh a. unchanged sales OF 400 bbls. Wheat
dull Corn Gull Beef quiet Pork buoyant aG
$50 75G81. Lard quiet at l54@lSic Whisky dull
NEW YORK, January 15 : Stocks are better
Chica 20 and Rock Island, l04s Cum berland pre-
ferred AZ; Illinois Central 126; Michigan South
ern, 500; New York Central, 98S; Reading l02s /;
hudson River, 1854; Canton Company, 43s; Virgf-
mia 6s 72 Erie, 91S u S, COUPONS. 1881, 104; Cou
pons 1862, 1O4; DITTO 1854, l01E; Ten-Forhes, 99b
Treasury 30s. 97sde9s One-Year Certificates 9Sb ;
Gold, 139s.
The Paris Patrie says:-"France and Eng
land have not offered mediation to Spain in the
Chllan question: but their good offices only,
which have been accepted by Spain"
AT the funeral of the King of the Belgians
Queen Victoria was represented by Lord Sydney
and five Generals of the English army, Prince
Alfred and the Prince of Wales were also
present.
The King and Queen of Portugal have ar
rived in London after pleasant visit to France
and Italy The King is twenty-five years old and
the Queen twenty-one. They are the guests of
Queen Victoria at Windsor Castle.
An industrial exhibition has been opened at
Glasgow. The Duke Of Argyle delivered an in.
augural address on "The agencies which have
been and are brought to bear on the condition
of labor in the country"
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NAPOLEON AND MEXICO.
An Interesting RepOrt-MexfcO to be
Abandoned. Etc.

NEW YORK, January ia special despatch
from Washington to the Tribune says:-"A pri-
vate letter from trustworthy source has been
received from Paris, stating that the legislative
bodies of the French empire will assemble about
the 18th inst, and the Emperor, in his opening
address, win express the most amicable and peace
ful sentiments towards the United States, and
unless in the meanwhile the relations of the two
countries become hostile by menaces on ques-
tions of honor, will evacuate Mexico as promptly
as practicable"
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Dalusll at ~; Maple Shade at 4B@S; and Mingo

Dalzell at 81; Maple Shade at 4b@6; and Mingo
TIA.
The New York Tribune this morning says:--
Money was offered in great abundance to
want of borrowers upon the street considerable
sums were placed with the Sub-Treasury at per
cent, Commercial paper is quoted, at 709 for
cho'ce, and l0@l5 per cent for second grades.
Until Congress acts upon the loan bill money
promises to become still more abundant on call.
There is no alteration in Sterling Bills, which
are quoted nominallv as follows:-Bills at 60
DAYS ere quoted at 10s@l08s, commercial; l0Ss
ll03; Paris at 60 days, 5'2O@5 l64; do. at short
sight 5'l5@513l; Antwerp, 6'2l0j173; Swiss,
6'2C05179; Hamburg, 36bM36t; Amsterdam,
40g@4l; Frankfort, 402@405 Bremen, 7s40794;
Prussan Thalers, 7l4@7l6."
The New York Times of this morning says:-
THE frmness ofthe National securities through
out the past week, goes to prove that the public
at large have unyiGlding faith in the present ad-
ministration OF the national finances, and in the
ability OF the Government to meet all ITS obliga-
lons with its uniform pIomptness and without
detriment to any vital popular interest. Toe
gold-bearing bonds lett of steadily, on fair in
quiry. Heavy purchases of Seven.thirties and
Certificates of Indebtedness were made on Satur-
day for Investment account, resulting In a
further hardening of prices. There was posi-
tive scarcity OF each of these securities for inn
mediate deliveries. The whole market closed
strong, with symptoms of O more marked revival
in the coming week.
No new banks have been created under the
national banking system during the past
week. The whole number thus authorized now
stands, as on last Saturday, 1926, with total
capital of S407, sos, 203. Amount of circulation
issued to the National Banks for the week is
stated at $2,932,0 ,055 previously, $240 094 565 -
total, S242, ,926,G20. There are no additional de-
positories of public moneys designated by the
Secretary of the Treasury.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
pav,Or h,y no Hotya fspn M htrIo off,
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FROM CAIRO.

Cotton Passing up-The Mobile and Ohio
Railroad, Etc.
CAIRO, January l4.-127O bales of cotton passed
here yesterday and to-day for Cincinnati.
The Mobile and Ohio Railroad has commenced
running daily trains, making the trip to Mobile
in thirty-siX hours.
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Accident TO a Philadelphia Vessel.

BosToN, January l5.-The schooner Frank
Herbert, Captain Chaise, from Philadelphia for
Boston, has anchored off South Yarmouth, Mass,
with loss of her deck load of oil and tar, sails
boat etc, having been driven off to the Gulf
stream during the late gale.
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PhiIadeIpbia Cattle Market.

JANUARY 15.-Beef Cattle are very dull this week
and prices lower. About 200 head arrived, andsold
at the Avenue Drove Yard at from 16G17Ic. for
extra the latter choice; 149l54c. for farto
good, and 1O@13c. P pound for common, as to
quality. The following are the particulars OF the
sales:-
100 head j. & j. Chain, Pennsylvania, l2@l5.
165 " IL. Chain, Western, 7Gg6 gross
83 dafe & Co., Western 14Gl6t.
62 Dryfoos Brother Western, l3t9l5.
$50 " Martin Fuller & Co.. Western, 14501l6.
los j. s. Kirk, Western and Chester county
$50 " P. Hathaway, Western, and Lancaster
county 159l79
Hale.
los A. Chrsty & Bro, Western, 15Gl175.
SO Owen smith, Western, 14l116.
81 ChrIsty & Co., VI estern 7ICGS gross.
80 A. Kennedy Chester county, 14G16.
100 j. McFillen, Western J6lG17.
so " T.. s. McF1llen, Western, l5 D16J
130 Ullman Co., Western 16(Gl6k.
$50 Mooney & Smith, Western, l6G017.
ITO Mooney Bro Western. 6t6l33 gross.
1875 Shomberg Frank. Western 130l7.
"a " G. Calm, Western, 7d8 gross
Al II. & j. FRANK, Western, 10l113
Sheep are less active and rather lower. 1850
head sold at from 7@sc. per h. gross Tor good tat
sheep.
Cows are unchanged. l75 head sold at from S409
so for sprngers, and S609l00 per head for mi ch
cows
Hogs-Prices have fallen of, and the market is
very dull 5000 head sold at the different yards at
hom Sl2al4 the 100 lbs net.
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TO HOUsEKEEPERS

~ have a large stock of variety of Furniture
which will sell at reduced prices consisting of
. PLAIN AND MARBLE TOP COTTAGE SUITS
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS.
PARLOR SUITS IN VELVET PLUSH
PARLoR sOITS IN HAIR CLOTH
PARLoR SUITS IN REPS.
sideboards Extension Tables, Wardrobes, Bookcases
Mattresses, Lounges. Etc. Etc.
p. p. GUSTINE,
ll6Sm| NE. Cor SECOND AND RACE sTs
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THIRD EDITION
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-12-12
TO Travellers.

THE following is the travelling schedule on
the route between Columbia, Richmond, !,
Washington and New York via the Charlotte
and South Carolina Railroad:
Going North.
Leave Columbia at 20 p. m; arrive at
Charlotte, 920 p. m Leave Charlotte a.
$40 p H.; arrive at Greensboro at 2 DO a.
m. Leave Greensboro, by DLnville Rails
road at 3 90; Il NJ; arrive at Richmond at
800 p. m Arrive at Washington at 90 a.
m. arrive at New York at 6 90 p. m. same
day. Oct. 3d.
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Notice.

ALL Persons indebted 10 the estate OF
". D. Goggans, deceased, are requested to
make immediate settlement, either by cash
or such note as the creditors will receive.
Persons wishing to settle will find NE AT
Newberrv Court House on every Monday.
1t is important that the estate be settled up
at an early day. Those wishing TO save costs
will come forward and settle
DAlIEL GOGGANS, Admir-.
Nov. 2S st
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JnO. P. Kinard & Son,

Are now receiving a large
Stock of Goods of every de-
scription, which will be sold
cheap. Only ask a call to
give satisfaction.
They will give the highest
market price for all kinds of
produce. For Cotton, they
will pay more than any body.
November ID f
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A CARD.

URGED, by the many changes which
distress the community-among which is
the fact that we have to pay cash for every
thing purchased-we are compelled to
publish the following terms and conditions
upon which We propose to practice medicine,
viz - g..
For visit and prescription - $500
p - g prescription st Office or in -
the street 100
=" obstetrieal cases (simple) 20,OO
't consultation 1000
mHage-per- mile (day) - so
"'' '' tnight) 100
= Our terms are CASH. The above stated
reason, alone, forces US to insist upon this.
It is our intention to present bills, at the
- termination of every. case, for services
rendered and no visits nor attention can
be expected from Us afterwards, until the
amount Cfsuch bills IS paid. -
- 8. .--r -e- P. r. RUFF = -s.cr.
- 81 ~. o. B. MAYER
= .- JAMES MCINTOSH
G. W. GARAANY.
Dec. 18th, 1866. .
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Notice to Shippers of Cotton.
OFFICE G. &. G. RAILROAD CO.,
COLUMBIA, November l, 1866.

COLUMBIA, November l, 1866.
NOTICE is hereby given to all ship.
pers Of Cotton on the Creenville and Co:
lumbia 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 road, upon which the tax has
not been paid, that it m1y be assessed
and the tax paid at this point; provided
it is consigned to j. 3. GLASS, Agent-at
this point, and the amount Of tax will be
forwarded, to be paid by the con>isnee
in Charlestcn-withont charge.
H. 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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I
Sugars, all grades, from Is cts.
to % cts, coffee, bacon, lard, tea, cheese,
mackerel in kits, half barrels and barrels,
Liverpool and table salt, -four in barrels,
self-raising -four, new rice, soaps-bar, cas-
tile and toilet; candles, starch, indigo,
madder, coppcras, blue stone, pepper, spice,
ginger, sod pickles-all sorts and sizes;
oysters, sardines, nutmcgs, n.ace, cloves,
cinnamon bark, yeast pow ders, mustard,
blueing, candies, raisins, lemons, oranges,
apples, vinegar, molasscS, concentrated lyc.
Tobacco, snuff and cigars. all grades;
tubs, buckets. blue and brass bound, all
sizes; selves, brooms, water dippers, black
ing and brushes, curry combs, cotton and
wool cards, jim-crow cards, nails, axes,
pocket and table cutlery, tacks, avis, spey-
ing needles, &c. Notions Of all kiods, viz
Paper and linen collars. shirts and boSoms,
hose and halfhosc, suspenders, belts, hand
kerchiefs, neck ties, pocket books, pass
and spelling books, States, lead and carpcn-
ter's pencils, pens and ink, buttons, needles;
and thread, of all kinds, hair oil, hair
brushes, tooth brushes, shaving brushes,
dressing combs, razors, razor strops, shaw
ing boxes, looking glasses, with Il variety
Of toys, &c. Bleached and brown shirting,
domestic ginghams, tweeds, jeans and sati-
nets, with splendid assortment Of crockery
ware, glass, &C. and granite, which we
intend selling al very short profit.
All kinds country produce bought or bar
tered for at market prices. :, .--
WILSON & WICKER,
Oct 81 ~ Main-st., Newhcrry.
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Notice.

I, Fredrike Harris, wife of Harris,
of Newberry So rCa=,o merchant, hereby give
notice that, at rhe expiration of thirty days,
jtismy intention and design to trade in
merchandise as sole trader at Newberry
Court House. FREDRIKE HARRIS.
Dec75 1t go
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JOuVen's
KID GLOVE CLEANER.
ESTABLISHED y YEARS

ESTABLISHED y YEARS.
The only GOOD article for instantly cleaning
Kid Gloves. They can be cleaned while upou
the hand, and worn immediately. 1t is irodor- r.
ous One bottle will c'ean % pairs rice %
cepts Retaiied by most Druggists and tancy
Stores wholesale by DemaS B4rneS & Co., r.
C. Wells & co and others, New York.
nov 2S 2m
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Executors Sale.

l viii sell on Tuesday the 18th of Dec.
next, at the residence of c. F. Sigh, decd,
all the estate Of said deceased, personal and
real, not disposed of by will, consisting of
about .''- ~ s4 r.
-., -, 500 ACRES OF LAND. - g
The land will be sold in two separate
tracts, the Home tract containing 487 acres
more or less, bounded by lands Of DR.. Ken
nerly, w. II. Suber, n. E. Rhodes. Edward
Caldwell and others. The Hill tract con-
tanning AZ acres, more or less, bounded by
lands of Edward Caldwell, j. B. Glymph,
Madison Brooks and others.
Horses, Mules, Hogs, Corn, Fod-
der, Flour, Cotton, Cotton Seed,
Blacksmith and Plantation Tools,
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Two Wagons, One Carriage and
Buggy,~and other articles too
tedious to mention.
Terms made known on day ofsale.
w. S. CANNON, Executor.
Nov. 2lst 1865, 47-4t.
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Last Call.

do now for the last time warn parties
who are indebted to me by Note, and to
my wife by Note or Account, that unless
they give me some reason for not paying a
part or the whole, they will be sued, if
think they are worth the cost. l made a
proposition through the Newberry Herald
10 take almost anything that was offered,
and not the first man or woman has offered
to pay me one cent, and l must row have
some showing about the matter. This is in
tended for ALL B. Fl. LOVELACE.
Nov. 81 Al IT,
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G, 60, JONES,
Notice.

ALL persons indebted to the Estate of
Henry Doninick, decd, are earnestly re-
qucsted 10 make, at least, small payment
on their Notes if they cannot do more, by
the arst day of January next, as l am
dcSirious OF making a settlement on said
E<t'te the day following. Those who
refuse SO 10 do must risk the consequences.
F. Il. D0MINICK,
Nov. 2S, 1866. 2t. Admir-.
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u. S. Internal Revenue.
Notice to Tax Payers

IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT DIVISION
No. II embraces theImirs of 39ih Regiment,
lying in Newberyy from mouth Of End creek,
Maj Wadlingtons, Newberry College,
Sampson Merchants TO Chalmers old mills,
the mouth Of Little River on Saiuda, and
that all persons. firms companies and corpo,
rationS engaged in anv business, occupation
or profession within the Inns aforesaid, for
which license is required. must register.
their names with me in the manner required,
by law for licenses from May lSt, 1865, to
May 1St, 1866. and from May 1t. 1866, to
Nav 1St, 1867. This class embraces mer>
chants, traders, professionals diStilIerS,
pedlers, manufacturers, tObaccOniStS. cigar
makers, brokers, insurance agents, &C, &C.
DiS'illerS, manufacturers, and all other
persons films and corporations, who are re
auireG to make monthly or tri>monthly rCA
turns under The Excise Law rnu>t come
forward at once and III axe Suca returns. be-
ginning with May ist. 1865 and clOsing with
the return for October, 1865,
Every person within the limits aforesaid
must make a return Of their incomes for the
calendar years of 1864 and 1865.
Executors, administrators, trustees and all
other persons who arc interested in any les
gacies. di>triburve$ shares, inheritanceS and
SUGGESTIONS must make-returns from Janua>
ry 1T, 1864 to the present time.
A failure to comply with the above will
subject the parties to heavy penalties;
WM. SUMMER,
AsSist tant Assessor Div. No. II of the Bird
Coil. Dist. S. c.
Office at POmaria, S. C. November 18th,
1866.
n. B.-I will attend at Newberry C. H..
on Sale day in each month (until further
no-ice) to give professional men, merchants,
auciioneerS &C in the town, an opportunity
come forward promptly and do so.
Moves 4S 3mo. VIM. S., A. Assessor.
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Schedule, Blue Ridge Railroad.

On and after Monday the 18th inst, the Trains
on the Blue Ridge aroad will leave Anderson
for Pendeto aid Waihalla, on Wednesdays
and SATURDAYS. after the arrival of the Green
vile g. Columbia Railroad Trains.
Will leave Waihalla on Mondays at 81 o.
clock, a. m. connecting with the down Train Of
Greeuvile & Columbia Raiiro,d.
Will leave Walhalla on Wednesdays at 10
O'Clock, III. W II. D. GAILLARD.
Septic '~~-'~ Superintendent Is K R- r.,
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NOTICE.

The subscriber will make application to
the next Legislature for re charter of the
Ferry across Saluda River known as the
Chappells Ferry.
sept 18th If ELIZABETH CHAPPELL.
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DIR. EASTERz.Y's
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/ HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT
BUCEU,

Fer weakness arising from Disease The exhausted
powers OF Nature which are accompanied by 90 many
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.tARM FOR SALE!.

srL,, r.,
consi s,ssz of D as the " Ansttn heineg" farm
young ice prairie, with beautiful groves
or more = 49, timber thereon a huudeed acres
timber svE3b -. Oottcm; Eighty acres OF Vsluab e
satua+ "a .ha,,a.- bsrn aid orchard. This ia m is
from R.nosba " miles from Ra cine q, two mi es
sheltered resi-, the Racine r0aa, and from its
farm hsv ID I, II vel adapted for stOck raising
all sses sonsz 80 - advantages OF a ready market al
fouI burd,.S ne year. L. contains Gom u rec to
ires hi a 60 ofes but can be sod with the bull
b. ,urekssads It form Al about 2n0 acres--and can
5 d ac,ietIfa amIe song. THE owner not being
IL: ann '" l.r, wishes dispOss o. It. For terms
5vas 4F W. 3. Y. BR4NDE,
"- y y +-a% -.f- Ksnosha, Wis,
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