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NORTH AMERICAN TRANSIT
INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 33 South FOURTH Street
PHILADELPHIA.
Annual Policies issued against General Accidents
all descriptions at exceedingly low rates.
Insurance ehected Tor one year. in any sum mOm $40
to SO OOO, at a premium of only one-halt cent
securing the u amount insured in OF death aud
a COMPENSATION each week equal to the whole pre-
MUM paid
Short tune Tickets for l. 49, Z, 10 days or g. OF
months, at 10 cents dav, nsurnV IN the $1,000,
giving Sl6 per week IL disabled TO be had at the
General Office, No l$S s. FOURTH street rhi adel-
pha at the various RaiIo ad Ticket offices. Be
10 purchase the tickets of the North American Transit
Insurance Company.
For circulars and further information apply at the
General Office, of any OF the authorized Agents the
LEWIS L. HoUPr, President.
JAMES M. CONRAD. Treasurer
HENRY c. BROWN, Secretary.
JOHN c. BULLITr, Solicitor
lIREC TORS.
NJ. Baird of NJ. BALDWIN d. Co.'S.
Samuel G. Palmer Cashier OF Commercial Bank.
Richard Wood, No. 800 Nj arket street
lanes M. Conrad o. 623 Maibet street.
j. E. Kingsley, Jontinental Hotel.
II. G. LeisenriDg, Nos 237 and 239 Dock street
Samuel Work OF Work, McCouch d Co.
George Martin No. 32 Chestnut street l 3 ION
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IMPRovEMENTs.-The improvements now
in PROGRESS In Camden are more extensive and
meIous than for many years past. Some seventy-tye
buildings are in process Of erection, streets
being curbed and paved, and q number of substan-
tial cuverts laid Ali these will contribute to the
future welfare and development OF Camden, and
Notwithstanding this rapid increase of dwellings,
there greater demand Tor them than there is sup.
the erection of some five hundred buildings by
jointstock company but it never eventuated in any
thing tangible. 1t would be q good measure, and
ought TO be carried out the earliest day
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MATTERS OVER THE RIVER.

CAMP MEETINGs.-Thes season for hol ling
the usual annual camp meetings near at hand aud
preparations are in progress to have everything IN
but the grandest OF them all will be that gotten up
by the Methodist Centenary Committee OF the New
Jersey Annual Conference, which will take place
IN fine and elegantly adapted grove near the Car.
penteT's Landing Station, on the West jersey Rail-
road on the 9th of August. This will be verv in
terestIng affair, able and distinguished ministers
from sections OF the country will be present
participate in the ceremonies incident to the
SION. Extensive preparations have been made TO
accommodate large number OF people. The camp
woods meeting which was held last year at sea.
vIlle Cape May county will be repeated this year,
arrangement having been made for that purpose.
This meeting BIDS fair to be HIGHLY interesting.
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Monday, An other Trains daily, except sunday
and Erie without Change Of cars l,Oe4
ssoSs sSRs al
NJ, returning leave Paoi at s. A. M and 45O P. Il.
Is located at Gel c6esnut stree where Tickets to
ob % y GPfs Sd H Ticket sna en
tion to THOMAS H PARkE,
A. Ero,on, T,.,, 1T Ticket @ Agent at s,. the Depot
iull partculars as 10 iare and apply %
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company win not assume
amy amy risk S Gr except e ST and
vain value AL Baggage exceeding that AMOUNT IN value
contract Sl2
TREIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
u al the stations on the c GAMDEN Den and AMBoY and
mp H%sSY
oH New ok %1hN6T Street Wha AZ
O'sosk Nj dsiIy ssS1Ddays Xceptsdl y. w
"Hds& Returning above lines will leave New York at IL
Freight for TIenl Princeton, Kingston New Bruins
road also. on the Bev dere Delaware and Fleming
Ss Burlington aud Mount Holly RSiiSoaGs, received
'nI The BeV6ere De aware Reroad connects at Phillips
DuIg with the Lehigh Valley I4niIC9d n and az Mania
and Western Raj road orwarding to syracuse Buffalo,
and other points In Western New York ,,,-. 49,
the New Jersey Central Railroad and at Newark with
Slip memorandum specifying the IN arks and num-
bers shippers consPnees, must In every instance.
be sent with each load OF goods, or no receipt Will be
given. - =.
live stock. DrOvers are invited TO try
the route When sock is furnished In quant Of two
lie street. near the Drove Yard or at Pier No. l.
North River the shippers may designate at the time
Onshpment. ,.....,o, .,.,....
NN' S WALTER FREEb AN, Freight A gent,
No. 226S DELAWARE Avenue, Philadelphia
0RANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.z
I J ON and aner MONDAY, February 12 two daily
trains will run between Washington and Ly nchburg
connecting at GOTdonsYi lie with VIRGINIA Central RAD
Toad trains to and from Richmond as iOlows:-
49, MAIL TRAIN.
ItAye washington daily (Sunday eXcepted) at SIS
A. M ana arrive at Lynchburg at b46 r. M.
Leave Lynehburg at A. M and arrive at Washmg-
'0n ~ ~ EXPRESS TRAIN
Leave Washington dsny (ncuding Sunday at 500
M and arrive at LynchbuTR at $50
Leave Lynchburg at 6 80 T. M and arrive al washing
10th trains making close connections at Lynohburg
fol- all points South and Southwest and az Washington
for North and Northwest -, Ia
Flrsclass sleeping cars attached to the night uana
accomm odations but Tor the fact that passes the
hiftorc LOCALITIES of Fairfax, Bu Run Manassas, Brtg-
toe, Cat etts, Rappahannoek Cupeper,. orange ana
GofdoneVile, places OF mperShaDie interest IN the
Through tickets TO all ponts South and Southwest
may be had In Boston, New YORK Philadelohia, and
) iAIexandria w II. MoCAFFEkTH, 4
General Sup. .mtendcoG
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SUNNI Err ARRAN CEMENT.
The Trains the Pennsy lvanla Central Railroad
leave the Depot at thirty -nrst and Market streets
which is reached by the of the Market Street Pas
senger Railway, running 10 and from the Depot The
last car leaves Front street about 80 minutes prior
On sundaysSCars leave Eleventh and Market
sire cts As before the departure of each Trains
Mann's Baggage express will ca for and deliver .
Baggage at the Depot. Orders left at the Ofice NO.
63l Z hesnut street, will receive attention,
DEPOT,
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IMPORTANT IF TRUE The editor of the
American Union, published at Shelbyville,
Tennessee, has been shown the model of the
invention intended to prevent collisions and
other accidents SDn railroads. The adVan>
tages of the invention are TINS given by the
Union:
From its simplicity, we feel confident
that when once adopted, it will become q
general thing as it will do away with all
other kinds Of signals as by this invention
any official on. the 70 I'd can stop any 1r4in,
when desired, at any distance. He can shut
off the steam OF running engine at a dis
tance of five miles as we'll as if he were on
the engine. At the same time, the conduc-
tor Of any train may be stopped on any part
of the road, Can prevent any other train from
coming nearer than one-half mile, by stop
ping the approaching engine"
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W00a GA!1l0QCl9p

FLOUR & GRITS MILLS, IN FULL OPER,
ALTON AT FLAT SHOALS, LAURENs
DISTRICT, S. C.
HAVING our Wool Cards newly clothed
and repaired, we are now ready to card
wool for the public.
Terms: 1Octs. Specie per pound or one.
fifth part of the wool.
ALSO:
Our Mills being newly repaired and hav.
ing new boiling cloth, we are able to do a
good part by those wanting grinding done
with dispatch and in good order.
L S. HILL, Superintendent.
July IS, 1866 1t
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PUBLIC FEELING AT VIENNA-TRE PEo.
PIE DISCoURAGED.-AtV Vienna the revers
ses suffered by the Austrians on the 9th
and 28th ultimo, produced a marked dis
couragement The journals, however, pro>
test against such disposition Of the public
mind. The Vienna Gazette, while admitting
that there was reason for all patriotic feeling
30 be painfully affected, declares that the
depression was greater than was justified by
the circumstances, and adds
In the present grave conjuncture, which is
nevertheless so full of hope the government
feels more than ever how intimately it is
united with the people Of Austria. Prom
them it, however, demands an absolute cons
fidence. That iron calm, that sentiment OF
fidelity which now as tall times distinguish
eS every Austrian soldier, should serve Us as
an example. The lapse of few hours
NAV bring about complete change bv
general and decisive victory. With the VAL
or the soldier should be Sowu the courage Of
the citizen. The noble task of gaining the
victory has fallen to our sons and brothers
who have answered the summons of our au
gust sovereign, and not 10 US. Our duty
consists in rende. ing ourselves worthy Of
their deeds Courage, re>olutiOn, strength,
self>reliance, and all those qualities which
form the civic virtues should animate our
hearts.
The New Free Press makes the same ap>
peal TO public opinion, and expresses similar
hopes. It, however, blames the system q
operations, and shows that in the majority
of the engagements, and especially at skal~
itz, Nachod, and Munchengratz the Aus>
trians were always inferior to their adversa>
ries. It also remarks THAI the Pru<slans
would meet with much greater difficulties IN
Bohemia ifa popular war had been pro>
claimed, and a levy of the people in mass
organized against the invaders.
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NOT GONE UP.

But we have gone down town, where
we have the remnant of our stock, saved
from the recent fire, and also good as
sortment which we have added to our
stock the past week, and still receiving
almost every day. l..
We have dress goods, white goods,
prints, hosiery, gloves, ribbons, belts,and
belt ribbons and buckles, notions, &C.,
&C., also pure Irish linen, bird eye dia-
per, towels, table damask, &C., and for
gents wear broad cloth, casimers, hats,
boots, shoes, &c., pocket and table cut
lery, spoons, blacking. lamps, cotton
cards, cotton yarn, Batesville shirting, S.
1. shifting, bleached homespun.
Groceries.
Bacon, lard, sugar of various qualities
and prices, coffee, Liverpool salt, bar
soap, toilet and shaving soap, candles,
starch, pepper, soda, chewing tobacco,
scartiletti and Virginia Pride smoking
tobacco, besides many other necessary
articles not mentioned, all of which We
propose to sell low for cash or barter.
We feel very thankful to our friends,
and the public generally, for the liberal
patronage so kindly extended to us here
tofore, and hope by strict ttention 10
business &c., to merit acontinuance of
the same.
LOVELACE & WHEELER,
Main st., to Depot, under Herald office.
P.S. We will purchase for cash, or
barter for country produce. L. & ".
July lift.
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ANUNwELcoME NEIcHBoR,-The CholeS
"a has at length arrived on the Southern
coast Sevcrul cases have been brought 20
Savannah, and some have died on the
voyage thither. While there is no occasion
for undue alarm. it behOoves our people to
take active measures in and around their
households to prevent the spread OF the
epidemic, and to counteract its influences.
Cleanliness and due regard to diet will be
found efectual barriers.
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Drugs Drugs Drugs.

The subscribers beg leave to inform their
friends and the public that they can at pres
ent be found at the Jewelry Store of Mr.. E..
S. Bailey, in front of the Hotel. They have
now in store a full assortment Of Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals, Fancy Goods, etc., to
which they invite the attention Of purchasers.
Fresh additions to their stock received every
week,
Prescriptions carefully filled day or night.
At night Dr. Pratt and Mr.. P. G. McGregor
may be found at the Hotel.
~ PRATT, JAMES & co.
July IS 1t.
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Mattresses Made { Repaired! !!

William Johnstone, (Freedmar) most re>
spectfully announces to the citizens of News
berry and surrounding country that he is
prepared to make complete, new mattresses,
and repair old ones. He will warrant all
work to give entire satisfaction. He can
refer to a number of ladies and gentlemen.
Please leave orders with Mr.. Silas johns
stoue, Com in Equity, or at the Herald Of
flee. July IS If.
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NOTICE is hereby given that application
will be made at the next session Of The Leg
isIature. to vest in B. F. Landrum, all the
right. title and interest of Christian Breiths
ami. decd, or of his heirs. in and to the
tract of land lying in Edgetield District. on
waters Of the Savannah River, and Horse
Creek. and bonded by lands of Ke>siah
Sweorngaree, A. C. Turner and other, laely
occupied by Bartlett W. Hatcher. decd, de-
vised to him by his father, John Hatcher,
decd. Said land having been escheNted to
the State of South Carolina July lS 3m.
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Y. ]. POPE.
Deceased Soldiers of South Carolina.

Deceased Soldiers of South Carolina.
COLUMBIA S. G.
With the partial resumption of mail facil>
tiles, again, under appointment of the
Legislature, request the names Of all who
died in service, of di>ea>e, from acc dent or
wounds, or who fell in battle. Give the
name in full-District-Ra
Regiment and arm of service-Da'e and
cause of dearh-where he died aud age.
The Record cannot be completed without
the assistance OF ali who take an interest IN
this memorial. Especially TO our returned
soldiers do T now make this appca'. II 1t
be but single name you can furnleh, seho
it to me at once. WM. y. EtVEho,
July 1S-3t. State Agent Tor RecorulDg'&c
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W. A. gilmore,
MEDICAL CARD.

DIS. RUFF & POPE,
HAVING formed a Partnership for the
practice of Medicine and Surgery, respectfully
tend,r their services TO the citizens OF the
Town and District Of NeWberrv.
They Can be found during the day at their
Office over Mai J,nes' Law. Office.
DR.. Ruff can be found at night at his
residence.
DR.. Pope can be found at night at the
residence of Mrs Helen O'Neall
Newberry c. H., S. G., July IS, 1866 2m
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A. M. Wicker
ALTHOUGH BURNED OUT HAS ARISEN
F.OM TIE ASHES


Will open next week back Of the brick
store formerly occupied by DR.. Gouin. And
respectfully begs OF his old friends their
former patronage. His varied stock will con<
sist of every thing in his line as before the
fire. Viz: Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Soda. Ada
maptine Caunles, Mackerl, aerrings, Sar-
dimes. Oysters in Cans, Cheese, Crackers
and assorted Biscuits sweet and plain-mix-
ed and spiced Pickles, and Macaroni Nuts
of all kinds and good assortment Of Candy.
Also Citron, CurranfS, Kaisns, Almonds,
Figs, Numeg>, Spice, Pepper Ginger.
Cloves, Mace, and Table Salt and Salt in
Sacks. Tobacco Of all kinds, Smoking and
Chewing Cigars Of every quality, Pipes, and
Parlor Matches A great stock Of Dye Stn6>,
Indigo, Madder, Log WO"d. C"pperaS. Fig
blue, Barking aud Shoe brushes, &c &c
Toys of every style for the Boys and Girls
in endless variety Fruits Of every KIND in
season, and almost every thing usually kept
in we'll regulated Grocery Store. All the
above things will be sold cheap for cash:
July l8-tf. A N, NlChkR.
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MARRIED, on the 18th inst, by the Rev.
J. K. Mendenhall, Mr.. N F. BUTLER to
Miss MoLLlE WATTS, all of this District.
Nice piece of cake received. May the marital
bond rest as gently as down upon an angels
wing and as enduring as clasps Of steel.
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SAVE COST.
TURNIP SEED.

A good variety of Fresh and genuine
TUkNIP SEED Just received from David
Landreth & Son viz.
Landretbs improved Purple Topped Yellow
RUTA 5 AGA,
Large GLOBE,
Early DUTCH white Flat,)
L,rge NORFOLK,
Pomeranean GLOBE.
White Flat Red TOPPED.
Just received and for >ale low by,
LOVELACE 4 WHEELER.
July rs If.
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The friends OF Capt. THUS. N. PAYSlN'
GER respectfully nominate him as suitable
candidate for Sheriff of Newbrrry District.
VOTERS.
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MEssRs. EpIToRs You will please an
nounce n. F. JOHNSON, as candidate for
Sheriff of Newberry District, and Oblige
April 4, II. MANY FRIENDS.
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COTTON MARKET.

NxwBERRy, July A-Cotton market firm at
from to 27c.
CHARLESTON, July 23.-Sales 100 bales,
middting 33 Strlct middling IS
New YORK, % Cation dull, sales l2OO
bales. So IA 38 Gold sos. -Four dull, South>
ern go a Is Is. Corn 833 84g
MOBILE, % Cotton sales, 200, middlings
80 Little demand
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The NeWbeSry District Bible Society,

The NeWbeSry District Bible Society,
WILL hold their annual meeting in New
berry on Saturday the 4th day of August
next at 10 o'clock A. NJ, in one of the
Churches in town. Notice of the time and
place will be given by the ringing of the bell
All the members, and persons interested in
the distribution and circulation of the Bible
Sre earnestly invited to attend.
HENRY SUMMER,
Chairman of Executive Committee.
July IS, 1866.
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MEssRs EDIToRs: You will please an
nounce j. D. SMITH, as candidate f'r the
office Of Tax Collector, Newberry district
and ohlige MANY FRIENDS.
Nav 2, 1886.
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Messrs. Editors-By nominating Mr.
Daniel B. Wheeler as candidate for Tax
Collector of Newberry District, you will
oblige his many
July 4 WARM FRIENDS.
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned respectfully announces
to the ciizens OF Nrwberry. and surrounding
couutry, that he is now. fully prepared to fill
all orders for SASH. Doors. Blinds, Window
and Door Frames, Moulding and Cornice.
PlliniDg, Tongue and Growing, and all kinds
OF Stroll Work, etc, on the shortest notice.
Terms Cash w. A. CLINE.
July 25 1866
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The number of children is decreasing in
Connecticut. Since the war. they are iu-
creasing in this section !-Keowee Courier.
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NOTICE.
J. N. ROBSON,
COMMISSION MERCHANT, No. 62 East
Rav Charleston. So. Ca.

Bay, Charleston, So. Ca.
HAVING ample means for advances, a
business experience of twenty years, and
confning himself strictly to Commission
Business, without operating on his own
account he respectfully solcitS consignments
Of cotton -four, CORP, &c.
July 1S 3mo.
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New Furniture Store,

OPPOSITE TIE MARBLE YARD.
We expect to keep constantly on hand, acom-
plete assortment of the following articles, viz:
Sofas, Tete-a-tetes, Divans,
Chamber setts,-Diferent Styles.
Bureaus, Wash Stands,
Rocking Chairs,-From common to finest,
Mattresses,
Toilet, Saloon, Folding&Extension Tables,
Bed-steads, Trundlcs, Cribs, Cradles.
A good variety Of Cane, and Wooden-seat Chairs,
and Chidren's Rockers, Dining and Nursery
Chairs, also Merchants S ools. .----...-
We will also keep Wall Papering and Window
Shades, and furnish Looking Glass Plates for
old frames. s
Having had several years. experience 10 this
business, We feel confident that we can sell as
che4p 80 any house in the State, and hope that
all our old friends will call and examine our
stock. .,...
July 25lm JOHN R. LEAvELL co.
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corn, Rice, Potatoes, &c.
1900 los Rangoon rice,
tc's Carolina Rice,
so bbls Super Flour.
20 '' Irish potatoes 81 pr Dbl.
2 crates Crockery (assorted.)
ALSO.
1000 bus whit. provision Corn in store in
lots 10 suit purchasers. Orders promptly
filed. BROWN & SCHIRMER
Main ST., Volger'S New Store.
July 252s
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Notice.

All persons having demands against the
estate of Frederick S. Boozer are rcqueSted
to hand them in to the subscriber, and all
indebted Immediately 10 make payment to
the same. JAS. A, CROEWEtL,
July 19-3t. Aomr'
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MEssRs. EDlToRs You will ohlige the
friends of Mr.. w. J. LAKE, by nominat'
ing him as candidate for Sheriff OF New
berry District.
Apr II, IA. Ne" BERR1.
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COTTON YARNS,

THE best cotton made, ali number
from No. 6 to 13. Just received and for
sale by R. STEWART.
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NOTE STOlEN,

LETTER with a note enclosed in favor
Of N. Schmitt, for one hundred dollars in
specie, given by T. B. Chalmers, Esq, the
last of February or first of March, 1866. and
mailed at Abbeville on the 18Th Of June ult,
for Newberry, has failed to come to hand.
The public are hereby cautioned against
trading for the same. n. SCHMIIE.
July IS, 1866
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MEDICAL.
Freight Rates via Charleston, S. c.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAJ, ROAD,
CHARLESTON, S. c., June %, 1866

CHARLESTON, S. c., June q, 1866.
The attention of shippers, of Merchandise
and Produce is invited 10 the Tariff below.
It is believed 10 be, and is intended to be, at
least as low as any route TO the sea. ana so
far as it is in the power of the South Caro-
lima Railroad to accomplish 1t, the Old pat.
rons of rhe Charleston route are assured OF
rates always as favorable as may De onered
elsewhere.
Au extraordinary impression is understood
TO have existed, and to some extent may
vet exist, that an unwillingness to unite IN
the formation of low through Freight Iarln
to points of completion on the Charlotte
Railroad has been exhibited by the South
Carolina Railroad Company; in fact, that
DrODosi ions O that end had been made and
refused bv it Il is proper here to state dlS>
tiuct:y and emphatically, that SUCH lmpIes'
sions are utterly without foundation. Inc
noIicy of the Company is now, as it always
has been. never to allow lower rate at
competing point; and it's practice IS, as It
has ALWAYS been. to allow the road nearest
the competing point to make the raEe neces-
sarv to give its patrons all the advantages
Dromised elsewhere. In conformity Win
This nractice. the Charlotte and South Caro-
lima Railroad has been, and now is, fully
authorized to establish any rate to the sea at
Charleston it sees fit, and the South Carolina
Railroad will accept it's proposition OF such
rates. 4.
The notice of shippers is further asked to
the re>estab ablishment of the CompanYs he>
ceiving and Forwarding Office. wnereoy coy
frsighfs to and from the sea are received ana
nromntlv forwarded free of commission.
w J. MAGRATH, President.
II. Peake, Geu'l Supt.
Tariff of Rates between Charlotte and Char"
lesion, S. c.
G.. & S. c: Z. & S. c. Il: d.
100 miles
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POWDER

A superior article fine Powder, just re-
ceived and for sale by R. STEWART.
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John A. Chapman,

Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Equity,
Will attend to all business entrusted to his
Care. Office at Bookstore.
Newberry Z. Ii, 5 C, July Is If:
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INDIGO.
Notice to TreSpaSSerS.

T forewarn all persons, white or black,
day or night, from Hunting or Fishing on my
Plantation. ". B. McKELLER.
May 23-2l-6m.