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.~u,ppIsoN GoDDIN & APPERsoN.

me- HARRISON, GODDlN & APPEkSOa,
p"TErps Ann REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEERs.
(PETER WISE, CAsHIER.)
COLLECTIONS made on all parts of the United
states. Canada, West Indies, and Europe
com STERLING, STOCKS, BONDS, COUPONS,
and UNCURRRENT BANK NOTES bought and
sold .-
DEPOSITS received on the most favorable terms as
to interest, &c;
ADVANCES made on produce in hand or on con-
signments, accompanied by Bills OF Lading;
LOANS negotiated -
REAL ESTATE sold or leased, at auction or PR
vately, on commission, by our Mr. GoDDlS.
Tmh 2-6t
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BY Grubbs Il Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
FIVE doorsaboye Spotswood Hotel.

r OTIS. ON NORTH SIDE OF BROAD,
i BETWEEN MONROE AND HENRY STREET
AT AUCTIoN.--0n THURSDAY, 9Th OF Astrh
commencing after the sale for l.. K. sFi
man, executor of Moses Harris, say at I;
o'clock, Z. NJ, we will sell, upon the pre-
misses, A VACANT LOT situated as above
between the property of John Denzler and NJ
Henky. it fronts sixty-six feet, and runs bac k@-
hundred and twenty five feet to an alley and VII.
be sub divided into three lots. 1t is well situated III
stores and dwellings.
TERMS: One third cash balance at six and
twelve months, with interest: Purchaser 70 pay
taxes for 1866 GRUBBS x WILLIAMS.
NH stas AuctiOncrr'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

mg-sPECIAL NOTICE. In introducing the OIL
referred to in another column 1t Is apparent that
any person who will cali and examine y, VII %
readily convinced that IT Is the CHEAPEST
EEATEsT, and SAFEST OIL ever brought before
the public. a,
its to the interest Of every person burning vi
OF any kind to try II, as the cost and trouble -
very slight II. I. ANpLhsoN,
corner Main and Eighth streets,
Agent for Pyroleum Oil Company,
-, ., New York.
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BY Pilkinton, Pulliam Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
No. 4s Main street, Richmond, Va.

EOR SALE AT AUCTION By order
II of william F. Gill, Commissioner, we vi.
sell at public auction, on the SECOND MoApAl
P. M, at Chesterfield Courthouse, two hundred
acres Of WOOD AND TIMBER LAND, lying On
the Clover Hill railroad, three miles west Of III
Courthouse On said land a vast number Of rail,
road ties and other valuable timber exists, beside
thousands of cords of fine wood.
TERMS Liberal and made known on day Of sse
PILKINT0N, PULLIAM s CO.,
NH Ids AuctlonrtN
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premises being ail.hs ,ms sran'e o,,.n. to
terms are not reasonable, ana suen US ,a1 -
10 required Of rebeilious Sta'e We ".s
always hopeful that we shall De prouenl gu.
Of our troubles "by way that we know NOT
Of and we commend this cheeriui phi'osopns
IN the imitation of our readers.
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GENERAL BUTLER AND THE GoLD.-The New
York Tribune says the gold recently paid over
by General Butler had never been in his own
hands, but having been seized as confiscated to
the United States, had been lying in bank
awaiting action by the authorities. He paid
no costs, and the party receiving 1t confessed
that Butler had good reason for seizing IL.
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MARRIED,

AT Newmarket on the 23d July. 1885, by Elder l..
Waller. MI TH0MASL CHEWING to Miss NJ AT
TIE l.. PARTL0W, daughter of Captain l.. Part
low, all of Spotsylvania county, Va,
Richmond papers please opy.-FredertckSourg
Ledger.
rive copy as requested but 1t strikes us there is
some mistake as 10 dates.
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Major. General Frank Cheatham, an ex-
Confederate, is TO marry Miss Robertson, of
Nashville. 1t is said General Lee will be
present. tSiily report.
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BY Grubbs Il Williams, Auctioneen.
Main street, FIVE doors above Spotswood Hetel

EXECUTORS SALE OF HOUSE
IT, AND LOT on BROAD STREET, ABOVE
BROOK AyENUE.-In execution Of the trus, re.
posed i'm me by the will of Moses Harris, admitted
TO probate in the Circuit Conrt sf this city, .hs
of March, mt o clock p. NJ, the LOT on the norA
side of Broad street. between Jefferson and Mad
son Streets with new BRICK HOUSE thereon
fronting on Broad street twenty two feet and ran
ming back one hundred and thirty two feet, o.!
which the said testatator died seized.
TERMS: One.third cash, balance in six and nine
months, with interest.
Sale conducted by GRUBBs & WILLIAMS.
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In Baltimore, on the 4th instant, after painful
illness, which she bore with Christian resgnauon
MARY e beloved wife OF James +. Mills and
daughtsr Of Ann 8. and the late Josephus B. Rous,
aged twenty four years and seven months.
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BY Regnanlt Co., sg.e
Main street, between Eighth and Ninth. II
Anew AND SECOND. HAND FURNI-.
~ TrJRE, CROCKERY, CARPETS, no., AT AUC-
TI0N- We will sell at auction THIS lTue.dayl
NEW and SECOND. HAND FURNITURE, CAR
PETS, CROCKERYWARE,& &c embracing
&c WALNUT and MAHOGANY CABINETS and
BUREAUS, - -----ss-sgo
4 ..-. EXTENSION TABLES,
wASHSTANDS, i
SOFAS LOUNGES, IN
ROCKING and SEWING CHAIRS,
MAHOGANY DINING TABLE,
COTTAGE BEDSTEADS,
HIGH POST BEDSTEADS,
BRUSSELS and INGRAM CARPETS,
IRON SAFES, in perfect order;
BOOTS,
ARMY BREAD,
REGNAULT & CO., Auctioneers.
THE ABOVE SALE WILL BE CONTINUED
THIS "wednesday MORNING at 10 o'clock.
NH lit REGNAULT & CO., Auctioneers
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ERESH HOPS! FRESH HOPS!!-
IT. Received this day, one bale NEW HOPS. per
steamer. IisDl CAMBRIDGE 4 ANDERSON.
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FOR RENT.

=
OFFICE AND STABLE FOR RENT.
~ That very desirable BASEMENT OFFICE IN
on the north side of Main, between Third IA
and Fourth street, next 10 the residence oi.s9S
DR.. F. w Hancc TX. Also, STABLE and CAS,
RIAGE-H0USE in the rear, opening on 6rOa4
alley Tke stable has two stalls, besides carfiag''
oO'A GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
NH 73t Real Estate Broker.
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GENERAL ScoTT ENDORSES President JOHN
soY.-We learn that the old veteran and pa
triot, General Scott, who is at present In New
Orleans, unhesitatingly endorses all that Pre-
sident johnson uttered in his speech on Inc
ed ultimo. The staunch old soldier expresses
the hope that he will yet see the North ana
South more firmly bound together than ever,
and to that effect this, President Johnson mas
adopted the only true and proper course. by
the way. the General met with an accident on
his trii, from Key West 10 New Orleans by
falling from his berth. He was fortunately
not seriously injured, although he was con-
fined TO his room for several days. he re,
covered slowly, and, though ne attended
church on the 25th ultimo, he was stu very
feeble -Neto York Herald
THE PRESIDENT MEANT WHAT HE SAlD.-Ine
Nashville (Tenn.) Banner, whose editor ougnt
TO know whereof he aflirms, declares that In
the speech made on the 22d February, denoun-
cling Sumner and Stevens, "the words OF
Andrew johnson were deliberate and well
weighed. He is a man who never goes on haif
cooked. He may seem TO be impetuons,
because when he acts IL In with vim and reso-
luton but In every case his action IL based on
premeditation, long and severe. His mastery
appeal 70 the people hreathes anything else
than ths air of an accidental shot 1t was
planned long beforehand, aimed steadily, ana
Aired with wonderful precision. II has struck,
too, and there are more dead ducks lying about
loose than Forney,"
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BY Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

oMAIJ, FRAMED TENEMENT, AT
- THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF SECOND AND
PRESTON STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION -
win be sold at auction, onthe premises, on WEI
o,cIock p NJ. the FRAMED TENEMENT located
as above, suitable for q store or dwelling.
Terms: Half cash :. balance at four months,
for negotiable notes with interest added, secured
by a trust deed The taxes to be paid by the pur-
'n"''' HARRISON, GODDIN & APPERsON,
NH Aueuoueero'
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Main street, ave doors shove 6potswood Hot.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BILLTARn
III ,TABLES.-ln execution OF deed OF trus, r..
w H. Hsn to the subscriber, a. trutee, ds,aaa
June l. 1856, and recorded In Richmond Hnringa,
Court 6fhcs, being thereto requested by the ereT
tor secured by said deed, well sell at public \.
ton. at the saloon corner OF Main and Pom,
ieenth streets, oyey the banking house Of W b
isaacs L Co, Oh TUESDAY, 18th March. 4, q !,
o'clock, a., the foll9wing property conveyed n
Phslan's make, Nos. ., 1ss, 5,i57, and Z, $50.
TERMS: At saic. r. w. GRUBBS, Trustee
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EXCELLENT FARM, OF ONE Hun,
IL DRED AND THIRTY ACRES, ON THE DEL
RUN TURNPIKE, SEVEN MILES WEST "
RICHMOND, FOR RENTING are authorized J.
or portion of the crops, the BEAUTIFUL FAhA
located as above, now occupied by the lanll!
Mr.. James Sheppard containing one hundred t aG -
fine heart. A portion of the dwelling and moe, =
the out buildings will be rented with the lsha;
This Offers peculiar advantages for persons 90. Uni
comfortabse buildings Terms reasonable:
NH st HARRISON, GODDIN APPERsoA.
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a colored female COOK,
w WASHER and IRONER. Apply at Dispatch
otgca NH 7-6t%
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EOR RENT.-The desirable STORE
Il and DWELLING situated on the south "a
side of Franklin street, between Wall ana lis
Seventeenth streets, lately occupied by ~.
d. bowman The upper part Is well adaptea )"
boa riding house, and has been used as such. ,I
Also the "CLUB HOUSE. corner main a. o.
Seventh streets, with seven rooms, Kitchen, o.,
gas and water on the premises; well suited ]"
Restaurant and Boarding house. pprCg
Also, the large and very handsome Pr
DWELLING on Sixth, between Cary and az ~
streets with thirteen rooms, large kitchen, stAo'''
flower garden, and ell modern conyenience,. h.,
;. Also, BRICK DWELLING, east side Fir't' o,
tween Carr and Canal streets, with ten rooms, 9
and water, and large kitchen. II has been re'''"'
Also A FRAMED HOUSE on Twenty third, os'
tween.Main and Franklinstreets, with four fo"'~''
anu Also THREE FLOORS Of the very han4.on.
Iron. Front Building on Main street, Det go
Ninth and Tenth streets; well suited ion iai"!
Also. the DWELLING over the gun sore! sore /"
William Morgan, with four rooms and klcmsSS
The house has been recently painted ana reps -
and is in good order. 1t win be rented uh'li -
"A Also. several LODGING ROOMS in the Law
Building, Applyto GRUBBS WiLLR, 1nssr,
NH
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WANTED, a good white CARRIAGE
w DRIVER. Apply on First street, three doors
halnw Cary mn TO
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LOST, sTRAYED AND FOUND.

7 OST CHILD.-Disappea on the
IL 18th December last from the residence of Mr.
Cohen, on Main street, my daughter, AMANDA
Any information of her will be thankfully RECEIVED
by me. LoCl JON 70,
Church. mn III"
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS.-This is
~ to require all persons dealing in liquor to
IGesent themselves TO the Hastings Court OF this
city and procure its assent for the sale Of liquors,
ale beer &c, at retail. 1t Is absolutely necessary
shall make application as above stated. A license
to sell liquors. ale, beer, &c, does not relieve any
Unless this notice is complied with at the March
term Of the Hastings Court of this city, the penalty
will be enforced. By order Of the Court;
RO HOWARD,
Clerk of Richmond Hastings Court.
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EOR RENT, THREE ROOMS AND
IL KITCHEN, GAS and WATER on the ii
premises, also wood and coal house. Apply I;,,;3
street north side. NH I-IW
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COOK WANTED.-We wish to hire a
No. female COOK, without incumbrance.
JOHN N. GORDON X SON,
Fourteenth street, near Exchange Hotel.
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WANTS.

WANTED, at the Eagle Machine
w Works corner Ninth and Canal streets, TWO
PATTERN MAKERS and TWO No. CARPEN-
TIERS. NH 7-3t KAHL RAHM.
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TELLOGG IL CO.'S LUBRICATING
IN OILS for sale by
ARMISTEAD, RICE, CARY & Co,
NH 6-I0t al New York prices
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SHIPPING.

MO HUMBUG.-PURE KEROSENE
~ OIL makes the best and cheapest light of any
oil now in use. For sale by the barrel at lS Sy
GALLON j. 6. SNELSON, Agent,
at w. C. LEWIS 4 Co.'S old stand,
NH 8 corner above Ballard House.
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TWENTY-FIVE TONS PURE Pc
RUyIlN GUANO for sale by
ARMISTEAD, RICE, CARY CO.,
NH slot Commercial Block.
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER,
II direct from the Spring just received.
PURCELL, LADD 4 CO., Druggists,
NH 7 corner Main and Governor streets.
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TIFTY BUSHELS PRIME NEW
n CROP CLOVER SEED for sale by
ARMISTEAD, RICE, CARY x Co,
NH 6-l0t Commercial Block.
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AL u A B l. T.
NJ Ill L P r 0PE R T Y
f. q T. . u I O.

We win sell the Steam FIGURING Mill in
East Fipd,ay, known AS iuber's Mill tOgeth
or wish the real estate thereto belonging.
This Mill has been newly .rehtted, and has
u better run ol custom than any other mill
in the character OF the work done. II is sit
uated on the bank OF Eagle Creek, has an
abundance of water the year round, la large
and commodious, and contains three run OF
stone, Cardlng Machine and all modern mill
improvements.
Terms reasonable. For particulars, in
quire on the premises.
NORWOOD h PATTERSON.
Findlay, o. Nov. ., 1866. Is 25tf.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-21

An amusing scene occurred at the
Free Methodist Church In Belmont,
N. Y, iew days since. Uncle j.,
lifelong admirer of T. W., and
withal an ardent worshipper, very
naturally broke away from the Re
publicans last Spring with T. W.,
and report has it that he used very
substantial arguments in favor OF
"My Policy" during the recent can
vass. At any rate, he felt constrain-
ed to make confession of his politi-
cal misconduct, and after asking the
brethren to forgive and pray for him,
sat down. Whereupon young lady
struck up the hymn beginning
''Show pity, Lord; oh, Lord, forgive;
Leta ropenting Rebel live"
The whole congregation Joined,
and you can imagine the effect.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-21

1t appears that the interview OF
Gen. Grant with the President, which
occurred few weeks since, in regard
to the question of amnesty and suf-
frage, was of very earnest and sig
nificant character. 1t is understood
that the General took stropg grounds
against the scheme as an utterly un-
safe one upon which to restore the
rebels to power, and further that he
urged Mr.. Johnson to accept and
recommend the constitutional amend.
ments as fair and just plan of re-
construction. He took the ground
that the people had declared for it in
unmistakable terms at the elections,
and that it would be exceedingly
useless to disregard their wishes as
thus expressed.
To all this it is said the President
listened without indicating his own
views, but causing decided impress
sion upon the mind of the General
that his advice had not produced the
least effect.
1t is known that General Grant is
of the opinion that enough of the
Southern States would Immediately
ratify the amendment to make it q
part of the Constitution, provided
Mr.. johnson should give it his sup
port.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-21

The New York Nation, comment.
ing upon the singular demonstration
which greeted Gen. Butler in the
Park, at New York, few days be
fore the election, remarked that
though his GOODNESS was commenda.
BILE in eating the apple thrown at
him by an unfriendly audience, the
taste Of the act was questionable,
inasmuch as the fruit was probably
taken by a dirty hand from a dirty
pocket. Unwilling to rest under
this imputation, the General address
ed to the Nation the following laconic
note:
To the Editor of the Nation:
l pared that apple. Do you sUey
eat apples or eggs without pairing?
Fastidiously yours,
BENZ. f, BUTLER.
LOWELL, Nov. II, 1866.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-21

A lady made balloon ascension
from Durham, England, n short time
since. She started about nine o. clock
in the evening, and went about nine
miles in twenty minutes, when she
descended in an open field. Not seeing
any habitation near, she remained in
tho basket covered with the folds of
the balloon over night, and returned
to her friends, who were waiting anx-
iously to hear fom her the next day.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-21

Interesting tables connected with
the casualties of the navy during the
rebellion, and showing it's sanitary
condition, are given. The number
of persons wounded during this pc
riod was 4,030, of which 1926 were
from gunpowder, 456 were scalded
in battle, and 30S drowned in battle.
The casualties incident to service not
connected with battle during the same
time were 300. The aggregate
number of deaths in the navy from
casualties of all kinds during the re.
bellion was 2,272, as follows: from
gunshot fractures, 1876; from gun.
shot flesh wounds, 1909; from Incl.
dental casualties, 373 died in rebel
prison pens, 90.
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N office.
HATIIDA MYERS, WIDOW. ELL

M ATILDA MYERS, WIDOW, ELL
vi "a J. BATTLES, Beriah Battles, Susan.
nah Hand, Arthur Hand, Nancy Wertsbaugh,
simon Wertsbaugh, Maria Philsou, - Ny.
ers, heir OF Thomas Myers, deceased, Sarah
4. Myers, George Myers, Jun, Hannah A.
Myers, Mary NJ. Myer8. all OF whom reside in
the State of Iowa, VIII take notice that Dill.
lard r. Dukes, OF Hancock county, Ohio, did, I,
on the 27th day of October, 1860, file his Pc
tltion in the Court OF Common Pleas OF Han
cock County, ohio, against you as defend
ants, setting forth that ON the 22d OF Februa.
any, 1866, John Myers, then In full life, but
now deoeas ed, was the owner IN fee simple,
OF the east halt of the northeast quarter OF
section four, township one, south range nine
aast, containing 81 acres, more or less, In
Hancock county, Ohio that he sold the same
TO tho plaintiff for 81. 800 90, then paid by
plaintiff 10 hun ; that on said 22d of Februa.
nv, 1865 said John Myers made and deliver
ed his warranty deed to said plaintiff IN due
form OF law, with release OF dover in order
to convey said premises 10 plaintiff, but by
the mutual mistake OF the parties to said
deed and "A clerical error, the premises are
described as the west halt of the northwest
quarter OF section four township one, south
of range nine, east whereas said parties in
tended to describe the promises first above
named.
Sais petition prays that said deed may be
go reformed and corrected as TO describe the
premises, first above set forth and that
plaintiff may be quieted in his possession Of
said premises, first above described and the
detendents forever barred OF all right therein
and for farther relief.
And you are hereby notified that ou are
required to appear and answer said petition
on or before the third saturday after the
fourteenth day OF December next;
DILLARD Il, DUKES.
ONKAL, BLAcKPoRD u HARSH, his att'ys,
Nov. 2, ~ 2i'ss
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When were there only two vowcls?
In the days of no a (Noah), before u
and ! (yoa and were born.
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AGAINST
FALL & WINTER FIRES
MAKE TIMELY PREPARATION |

SoAID indemnity that stands the test of Time
and Fire, u public use, and private satislac
tion, still furnished at proper rates by the
well known
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OHIO.

THE PHENIX transacted the largest bust 4.
ness in tue STATE OF ONO, for the year eud
ing December 81. 1865, of any company hAv.
ing an agency in the State, devoted to fire
insurance exclusively.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-10-24
Kichnn DARN

Tire Right Rev. Bishop Davis, of the Protest
ant Episcopal Diocese CT South Carolina, paid
this Parish visit last rhursdsy. lie was accom-
panied by an afectiopate ard accomplished
daughter
1t was rot hisregular pastoral visit. He passed
through here on his way to the upper Parishes,
We regret to have found him so feeble in health
The blindness, too, Of our beloved Bishop lends
an additional charm to his serene pale face, at
once so intellectual and expressive, which tells
of an inward peace. and resignation; Will his
conversation evinces mind fortified not alone
by theological research and an almost exhaust
i've eruditon, but tie richest gems OF spiritual
thought, culture and discipline, that breathes OF
love, gentleneSs and humility.
Long may this noble ambassador Of Christ be
spared to iIlun1e the Church and adorn society.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-10-24
Apologetic.

We promised our friends and patrons
some time ago, to have enlarged our paper
long before this and it would have been
done, but for the following mishap. b
some unfortunate error our material (paid
for six or seve? weeks saao) instead Of being
forwarded to our Agents in Charleston, as
directed, was shipped From Philadelphia
per steamship Tonawanda, to care of rail
road agent, Savannah, where it had quietly
lain for, we Cannot tell how long.
"But it has come to hand, as or readers
will perceive by the appearance Of our
paper, to-day. 1t was not the taelt Of parties
in Savannah that We did not receive it
earlier. 1t WAS detained by the rigid quar-
antine regulations between Charleston and
Savannah. As soon as orr agents, Messrs.
Hunt & Bro, of the former place, discovered
where it was, they had it shipped TO us by
the most expeditions route. TO them and
to Mr.. J. u. My1el, FOrNd'g & Com,
Merchant, aud Gen. Steamboat Agent,
Savannah, VIC arc indebted for many
courteous attentions.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-10-24
New Advertisements.

Mcssrs. Wiskeman & Wilber.-Thcse gem
tlemen have Just received large additions to
their stock Of fresh fancy and staple Groce'
rics. Their line is now complete, and EN-
braces everything to he found in first
class family grocery In addition to ba-
con, -four, lard, coffee, tea, cheese, fish and
80 ct cetcraS, they have most complete
stock Of Su :ars of all brands and qualities.
Copeland & Bearden, General Commits
sion Merchants, Columbia, S. c., will at
tend to storage and sale Of cotton and
produce. Liberal advances made, and
sales effected in domestic and foreign
markets. .
We direct attention to an advertise
ment To be found in to-day'S paper from
Sherman, Watson & Co., No 81 & 80
Nassau ST., New York City, headed
Great Distribution" Read for your
selves.
A favorable opportunity is now afford
ed those in want Of blooded stock, by Mr..
Jas. Creswell, near 96, who advertises
fine breeds of various kinds Of animals,
f r sale. See advertisement for particu-
lars.
A. N. Wicker-Plcase notice card Of
the peoples friend who can accommodate
any one from a ginger cake to an cle-
plant.
Q Jas. Caldwell Valuable tract OF land for
sale at prices to suit the times.
Estate Notice-C. E. Lipford Adm'x.
Wagons for Sale.-B. Fl. Lovelace.
"Pay part."-B. II. Love?act.