davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-11-18

ps1au.e ssast u !orpoE ens,ng tae nsst Ses Farm.
.ssss stsss "a IT a. SsSs 1;I; &;
sssve . ksFpt g hog. :. e sI sac!r g,rssos eo
os sass s. ae.,sax ~ aes.es Il ia.5 a. ass
I'D s9se s ss x t tasn 4e S
x,aa VII 'nsa anas7spoe 1ts is eetiae Seeos e.y
r1s & = @ ae!e.e asi i p
o7er lsss ,esr q x@a eeai nd i besHues n r..
ss ii our tsiees shouid be TOO high . encourage
portatiou- The roaskex. IN Eaklsnd sre deeioin: IN.
* S;T .5ss i r. .,ts
shcutt tnere te demand tur export there I'll b:
N me rutn1e ss en 1aeueh hoss e p.ced.t
s sFe = ~ @ls 1ls ZEE tas "as .de
TeeoTt. & ne psi .,stntfnt% % :rsp & ssw r s1Ex a
eane sseh - oeel.ed ts ossle = e. 2ss
,..as ssss 81 e:s5s e..
ana III s.s1e as eaf
S.s4 Ssrtc faefias VT
eTany teT ia7 = 70 uafs Of tse III, :eaa:
cpIa.o .EsioEs 70 oe aa1e e ssea;e fo u .:
;asea! ;sesa Ers:, Er':a,. s.ve MONA . ~ esy
,resn. ns :: aess S,s,e 99f ~ ss 81 sos. ID
id ss s esst; s.s ss:a
px!od ln s r. 5eeT5 III ~ si 'aans. Ell MTs
d5s1ssec = cfs;s,d. d. 18th 11e lssytr H!oi ee.d
Ear nseiefx kr. Tbs IkEE1pE 70 Aat PIT 4Ee ~
nrnx,n1t.s 10 3opo hnSs :. T. 10 cataS lbs MI
Eef IL toes chtea nsm A. So 10 teo Anipoe-s pas'
shasr ~ sss.! ss product. aal! .u
,1ooch The xrek Mess roEf has hetn ta5ea ioE n
81. Il u elose eou.d he e. Iaa = 1 fI.as e,fs
me S;@, '0a 1ta So1a rfte, 1rs s.e The sS oa
3ase I. in sueh sTsu compass tnat eosdsEa c*:e
n31tenrtry IN Ten DAYS epuId be had at st1sc; an1
s-.e .,e Il lie: but the stock Of both Toolo q
ectitT r.hA r1ted. Fas1e-s hAve been III AhouE con
+ptnr tet9 t.1eptnn principally to nAs1ctcd neAta
| --stsrr- 70 buikiue duku. Lstea rae1A EaFE Iulet
ksTr nT and market close quiet It l9t 1aoolaeIs
eSr tor EGet and NC LOT h3Ins sHcaE pacSieu nAto
t.Te ret rood inquiry and hsTe been thErn ttee!y
,.r ffrkt packed IA1d has rast Sood fnq.ll
snrtsrEt aEd rluru delivery thouEh At lowef p51ees
X trirs eefilp. At 13c. ant No. Al lRt!hs. tflm
rereFtd TOR rTescEt delivery could BE- had tca
.tItc Seyu 1t sales Of prime we1s n aae rot DeeEn
Ser IA J*nrslv delivery II N h!e fFeaee u Y g.
md 4, 1a@ :0ac: ytlioF. II sS &c; n-n"n. q X!
sr 1nc be1 market cunttnu,. aul. nsa ihacase :,
MI iii: . tte'rr RI nenc p.ct ed Prime t*!s9
eFrrtrhts upctsnsod. VIZ: On fnasth.c!a4s 70 Se
Tesr 81 O. : 1o baltimore s1o fnIANe'''i'> eAS''
sesme er1a t,Ies delivery the trst TN aaye q
eFiIsf1 option II $@lla we're t ade eAfl! Y
- hrt II the thrEr we're ofeza % teu A1+s1i
" ri a. ofo'n' ~ D's$' nxxxr M11wAxo CO
, 1866-11-18

came soou evident, alters little practice that
he e uId fire rs we'll with ono hand - wite
tie oth,r; but Mr.. Ye.ou now objected. tnas
dffndyantngc. and be cousij cred Mr. Mitchell
had not fair play. This wasa very perple1-
ing crisis for all parties. There x4s nothing
to be done. Mr. Mitchell again mAntaineo
his article In the EY1deu, eaytng that ne
would not ofIcr Mr.. Verou TWO saftstaeti9ns,
for that he was willing to fight AnJhoH. ms
il the present phase Of q very depsorAbie
quarrel. Both writer's are men OF talent,
and both arc equally respected
, 1866-11-18

Guyrs1oz, November 14.-E. Eunt agent Of
Tic Board Of Underwriters, reports that The ste.m-
e General sedgwicE went % the innsr baE yes.
te1tlsy morning. YESTERDAY afternoon nssT
~ m. 1hc commenced zeal Ing As soon u It 1fss
ta1e the capIain LEFT tho ship and came up 70 The
ciry lar aerittance. At one o'c'ocS 4 lighter wsA
sert dorp nlth 4 ksevetlove and gang Of
men to tighten md pump shs shIp Captain s, H.,
.e..t down with auo,hcr cahle and stcam-pumu-
liz fjSnfenIrg Of Tho ship and high tide took he:
ID, She l. uow dlscharefns. Several cafgoes OF
goods were damaged nom soaking. and xe teaf
Adu1ph EnLer and brig Florence eotlided with
he ScdgWck, ard Ill ware eouewhai damagea.
, 1866-11-18

An English merchant g.res us The follow
ing: On opening = hogssead Of hardware.
and comparing Ii with the invoice, he found
it all right, with the excepti.n Of one ham
ner, which had been omitted. 30. don't
he una1sy, my dear sir,'' cried bis Irish po:.
ter; "surc the man took 1t out to open the
hnr6hcsd.O y
, 1866-11-18
lard standard AT Cincinnati.

Tho Cincinnati Gcztt.e OF Friday says sosne
Eve or six Of the leading rrnde:crs have algned IN
asreeuacn. TO classify their lard As follows:
1xaflaru-To be made nom leaf and trimmings
only. ......-.
Primo Art-To be made Of 1eai, trimmings,
head md gut.
10. l. Lrd-To he made Of he.d aad S4t
Eead L&1d--To be I7ads from heads only.
Gnt LaId-To be made IRON gut only.
, 1866-11-18
Sealed Proposals

VIII ne received II Tits ofuee nnul Eov. nth 1s Esr
C1rQ feet bJar Of l3I17 ffDo rfUlbtf viz:
AoW ert In lengths Of IRON 70 to = tect, and laN
lencrhs Of rom y 70 s Ieet Tbs timber . be
delivered Ia tic city of Chicato On he grounds q
tniA Company the South Btaheh OF Chicago 1arer.
Delivery to con Hnentr within 30 days from dsto O&
contrart znd the whole to be delivered on neEorz
the s0ih day Of January 1851.
Ihe Company reseEye the rt&ht 10 reject any Ct al
bids.
, 1866-11-18

Coerr prices TT cash. November Ii, 1B recesved hy
Joseph Il LynnS Co. Brokefs IS South Clark st1e<t:
, 1866-11-18
Nntief to Car 31aners.

NOT1CE-To the Tax Payers Of the
IN City Of CHICAGO. -,
nm erlanrs 81 opportunity ptT II II t!ty Ii<-,
snd their time sha!i rep ~ nss o2F dufns a3r
- nr1nrx n m 4. H. HEAL1i.
~ wv &~-e~ ~ -
, 1866-11-18

Here ,be roatkat w1a dull and Irregular. II.
orened as ls2 declined to 40, ralliad to it. and
closed II 1lo63140A. Hese lhers wss demand. and
sales ware made 1t iils 0lssh-os whxt the bro
krss could Eet betw cen thcsc agcrea. Silver VIZ
| Jnrl II 1.s3lD buyinE-s1e uppe1 tcufe for
| lazRe.
| The following table shous the d4ily E1nsc and
| eloeips p1iee Of Gold du13nx the week:
, 1866-11-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY,

SATURDAY EVENING, November Il, 1856.
The following Is Manager 1ves' exhibit Of the
busilcta Of lhe Clearing Housc, 70. the week end.
{nr tn.Hny.
, 1866-11-18

Gove1nEensR ~efe dniI, unsettled. and 1oWs7 IN
New York to-.ay. Tne original Fiye-rsrrues
declined k@S. The vi nsue wAs .i9H lo1er,
and the rs. were \ Oh. Teu-Fo. les west
steady. August Sevun-rhistlcs ucre !. Of, ae-
coglins TO one dsspsIch- AID steady ~ anoihcr-
Ihs June iatue fell of u. and the July ee1ies y
Oh.
Ttn following tshle .hous thA closing price. to-
day, per tao dl.ierent dispatches, compared with
thotc Of yesterday and the d1y p1uyions:
Eatrrdayu Fri THU,
, 1866-11-18

The leading Produce markets were dn11 and un-
settled. Flor declined so1d5c- Wheat opened
. shxae stronger, but closed about the sRu1e u
5ester3ay. Corn was anli and sQahc lower.
Oats fell Of sasc- Rye was irregular nj = decline
Of sG3e. Barley advanced setSc. Wh1skey waa
dun. Provisions were kc4yy. Mess Pork was
dull and $1.m lower. Green Meats wcfe qufet
and easier. Iart w1s dull. FtG:nls wesa qIie.
Wool wae dull. neglected md nominal.
Gold was dun and 1ouer to-day. 1t opene1 At
Ieen, and cloeed at III. The following quotations
r,,o r.~,tred ,edA< hv nn:d T3rt3A fvud hsokefa.
, 1866-11-18

Here the market wa dnIl and Zu1sr-holde,s
showing no disposition to sell at the deeltnes
1here we1c 1arge orders On The market 70 buy.
Later p,fs1ie adsieea 8eou1 New York reported
The market t,il loxe<, but no figures vesu gtven-
VIZ quote:
, 1866-11-18
Observation-Disclosures sl.aoa,7u5.e

iass :siissas4ss6s Week........ is.sas,4 ,4ss.6s i.sn, ,ios:1
Tie dropping and unsettled condition OF the
Produce mNketst the tumbls In stock., the gen.
eal want Of confidence In the stability Of present
prices, and the almost unanimous c5nyiclon that
valucs will aufter yars matsrlal decline before
th. bottom is reached, tavc elicIt:d I'd little talk
In financial and mercantile circle, and cseated
great anxiety for tho fttuie. Our bonds aFc
steadily yet rlowly advancing In Europe, thcIrcus
rcncy value occltn1ng th1n side gold Is dropping
md g1eenbacks A1e correrpoudinglJ improving la
value Fart On tho heels Of these faets come ru-
,no.s from Washington 10 the eject that the Sec
rotary Of the Treasury, now that ho has snccecded
In getting The public debt In manageable shape,
will urge hts former RECOMMENDATIONS on the cur
rsnry Qu&stton, md ask foI- power ~ tettss tia
l-s11.teuders Al rate greater Than four millions
per mcpth. Theee rumors have 1nore lhan ao air
Of fptaueibIly we'll known that the Secretary
L. in favor Of contraction Of the currency and a
resumption OF spccse payments lust ~ room as
tie interests of the country and our national
credit abroad will admit ofit In view Of al these
facts 10 wonld recommend ali business men to
act cautiously, avoid overtradin2 and spaculatiou,
contract eredi, lines and adhere - strictly a. pos
| s!ble to the cash eyater1-
| The week closes On dull Money market Cur
rency il steadily though h!owly aceumulaans, aud
| Tie amount Of tcsh paper presented for Discount
| IL exceedingly light Tho market Is extremely
r4ey-that II, cary Tor fhote who don't Want Ac-
cou,rnodatsou, and closo for thosa ~ho do. There
! is 4 moderate inquiry Tor loans on produce ac-
count, but in view Of the exintnc uncertainty u
| to the future Of the markets. the banks arc not
much disposed to enlarge their discount lines Il,
ibis tespeci, and borrowers ind It close.
I-Whefe advances -ale made, much wider
ua,rtns tro ipststed on than formerly.
There Is 10 change In The bank rate, and uncx
cepuonahle paper Il readily paused 1t TO p-T cent
In the open market good outside names are
negotiated at Il per cent, and fess acceptable
signatures II 1s& Is PEI cent. There IL no de-
uand for catl l1.ns, which are freely Uttered at
per cent On Government Securities 10 drstela<
borrowers. On bond and mortgage the rstc L
nominal ii SOLO per cent.
The balance Of trade t,I11 continues 10 favor New
York, and The Exchange market ts close. This L
owing 10 the Eghness Of the shipments nf pro
ducc and will 70 doubt continue until the posi
e1sp fairly bcGins 10 move. Ronud lots Of Ex
change between banks sold at s58 10 cents prens
I'm. and several Of the banks were compelled u
sA,p currency TO keep up their balances. Thcr'
IA no change IN the counter rates-par buying AMI
Ito premium selling. Butalo acd Osweso bill
were taken Al 4GS-10 discount Canada drat1s
payable In New ! ork Exchange, arc negotiated 4
= OIL .--.....
Thee has been 4 fairly active demand for Fox
c3gn Exchange during The week. and At the clos
the currency rats were 1owel owing to the dc
cline In gold. We quota;
, 1866-11-18
Selling.
~
100 and int
~

Liverpool advscss Of to-day quote Flrs-Tven-
tics NJ 70 per dollar Of Is I'd aseing, equal TO 6f
Al ths present talae Of Amariesn gold
Railroad and other stocks rxperlenced tumble
Ia Now York to-day, and 4 marked decltnc rook
place th,oughout' the list Tbs following table
tho~s the eIoeins prizes to-aay, ycatordzy, this
daT week, snd rhe corresponding dato LIST year.
, 1866-11-18

TAMES WALKER
j. WALKER,
The PHYSIoGSOaH&T,
80 Westinghouse.
~

wsSo ne Mammoth Bits. Farenole0 Taught
ETNrfnaf.On
, 1866-11-18

| met you this morning, but you dlu hnt
come however am determined to meet YOU
| tomorrow morning whether you como or
| not n We wonder Was the gentleman Whn
displayed such a reluctance to be present the
earne who declared he would not hfht
duel, because he was unwilling to leave his
Old mother an orphan.
An apprentice saIlor-boy fell from the
"round-top'' to tho deck, stunned. but little
hurt, The C4ptain exclaimed 10 surprise,
"Why, where did you come fton;,'' From
the N"r,l' Of ireland, yer honor ~ Vas the
prompt reply Of the puoF isllow. as he gath
An Irish "a pcr announces tho death Of
reor Seff mau chilled GaG. he had been run
over by a locomotive, and. adds the paper,
''Le received silnilar injury this time LAST
Another excellent bull Of the eane kind
Hap N r1cttated b. coroner In the county
Of Limerick this spsiug. Being asked how
be could account Tor the fearful mortahty
last 4intcr, he replied ~ dont knox
there arc Ercat many peop.e dying THIS
: ycar who neycr died before"
: To this We may add the story OF An Irish
mnn that Kearly died according TO his own az
: coun', tl,rnngh the treatment Of his physi'
: clan, who, he declares, drenched hin 50 With
i! a long time qlf1' ke qos 'eet':
i In practical buti*, the Irtst, arc cven more
= famous thnn In those merely Logical. Thu
: richest ono Ec ever heard 1n: about poo
I
!, bog on small, ragged pony In ita effort
6 10 rush on, Inc animal got one Of Its feet en-
e tangled in the sttrrup. Arrsh, my bog J
exclaimed the rider. II gnu arc going 70 &C
m, it's about time for me 10 ret down..
A good one Ia related also Of poor ltas
" servant maid who was left-hanled. Flacin
u The kniycs and forks upon the dinner t'taoi
ca In the same awkward fashion. her 1nastcr o.
,e served that she had placed them a!l lei
y handed. ''Ah, true Indeed. Sir" said sh
ni land 70 have. Would you be pleased
II help me- to turn the tuble:"
Ia 4 very good one occurred In pur hcatir
r one evening last winter. An old Irish &C.
~ tlen,an, fifty years In tthonds" Of ho
be wcdieck. was telling over to his girls Il
'e, old. old story Of hls former loves and CT
d. flrtattons. "Ahl'' exclaimed hla daught
IT. Mary, 'ft is well for you mamma Is aslc.
q on the sofa and doea not hear your ayes
cn said the old lady twfdc awake as It. prove
n spd speaking up IN the styln Of ''Tfaget
~ Tebulipg Comedy9, ~ am glad q
I'd Among the mere blnnders VIC believe
so hsye met with no richer specimen than Il
i, ire. perrctratcd by hetl'1ingcr in Cor
nd "Oyh @ yis Lost somewhere between
of O'Clock and MKinney's store In MARI
ih street, q large brass key. III not b. afti
ell tcllln' yee. what 1t "a, buttt' the Key OF
eat bank sure"
, 1866-11-18
Nonis.
31aInlist.

TTST KETURNED FROM EUROPE
81 TIE CELEBRATED GlfSY WOMAN.
ycu .hh to knn< ~ NE eecee'a q 1ouF PAT MI
Il Eeero .nc cAc do-< tAt 70 consult The Ab iEe-
pa.r FA1rnIet. .-..... .. =.
, 1866-11-18
CON mERE1AL.

VVm III EE&CIAI4
SA7EEDAI EvEsEo, November II, 1855
The following tables show the receipts and shlp-
m.rts OF produce during The past twanty-four
hours: :.
, 1866-11-18

Corptn1A l81.....l13
h.xc 1GA01BA
SO Coupon.
SMALL. log &107
1910 Coupon, larTt10'
WTEodpdu.FSu1il F4H
71 large..lt1 @1M
IN small. Hk&115A
Local Stocks were qu
7HHf1f,rNtA
, 1866-11-18


l0fSaufk E7Ees1Y cf NeF 0r&ealy f,r ,h- v.xt .tx
- n ealeeea, 1aa faorn fnzoesaoss TIN
eAAl0a Tssa SPeaallss N he uea1Eeot OF Dir
~-se seeo1A1 70 Aae seaea-
HAS REMOVED
to NJ Randolph4L toszsz OF pea,po1n xxAy1Yo.-
rrAt1x Ell OLD c17.rx-
Dr. Jan%&, ..,,n,.,,.,..
=. p-I-.,.n,....- = 'pe'4s1. !" ''1 1e1'aaso<
- "otaeF"lae, aod be - acSnuW-
- - ..os7a'on aad the efsss 70 haTe
wv a1p.A y. =. e spselat5.
TIE NuSIIoA-DF. 3&Iacs hxs snst ts6utya .trr4setd
.,4 e,,.vvrd s,f,,r, =. ,,t,
"u VI wa LUCK. 1ah frer VIE
which pfef1ou1 eauons h2Ta ben feesiyed xs1.at
,ha .n.bor IN njec,n~ a un-r c,+,,a.,..a.....
"~ - f'f e -1A'p'+14 "esA ue1o1r lac
-, ..s'-.."~. ~ ~ seA~ ne 'oo1
19aeA "'aa ALA VI e8'L 4aaa ioF sef-Etas-
ent. An important feature Of the II Trra,1ss
-. .r.-.,. r,-..... ,....
upo1 keaxle UlseAsess taeH nrattaene now Ayottsd,
SC Athoush greatly en1ar1 ed TEE Mentor I.
- N" -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-04-11
Piano for Sale,

WILL be sold at bargain, a fine Rosewood
w PIANO. nearly new. also, a desirable
lot of FURNITURE, as good as new, being but
little used, consisting in part as follows: fine
Marble top Bureaus and Washstands, fine
Wardrobes, Sofas, l Mahogany French Bed
stead, l Book Case, Centre Tables, Extension
Dining Tables, What Nots, Cottage Bedsteads,
Mattresses, Chairs, and numerous other articles
March %, Is-It. S. HTRD.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-04-11
MUSIC LESSONS.

TNHE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform
L his friends, and the public generally, that
he will give instruction in the above; and will be
happy to receive their patronage. Can be found
at the residence of Mr.. Geo. Larsen.
F. WERBER.
March 81, 12-5t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-04-11
State Tax Notice,

7 will attend at the places and on the days
4 specified below, to make assessments, and
receive the taxes on the following property,
viz:
Lands, lots and buildings il towns and villages,
cotton, Excluding crop of 1862 manufactures
of the State for sale, barter or exchange, spirit
uous liquors manufactured in this State, for sale,
barter or exchange or brought in for sale. The
foregoing property will be assessed and taxed a.
cording to value and amount on hand on the 1st
Oct, 1865. A capitation tax Of 81 per head will
be collected from all males between the ages Of
81 and 80 years, who resided in the district On
the lst October, 1865. Factorage, employments
and professions, commissions, Vendue masters,
commission merchants, premiums of insurance
companies, whether incorporated in the State or
not, will be taxed for the fiscal year ending 0c
tober lst, 1865. Sales of goods made between lst
May, 1865 and lst January, 1866, by resi-
dents, also all sales by transient persons is taxed
The amount Of the sales Of all cotton sold in the
District from the lst of May to the lst of Octo-
Der, 1865, will be taxed. Ajax will be collected
on all dogs Of every kind in the District, on the
lst January, 1866, or that may be brought in the
District before the tax is paid.
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Notice.

A Ill persons having demands against the Es.
n tate of JACOB MOSER, deceased, will
present copy properly attested. And all per-
sons indebted to said estate by note, account or
otherwise prior to the first of January, 1866, will
please render in payment to the undersigned as
soon as possible. 4. D. L. MOSER,
April 4, last. Administrator.
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Notice.
NOTICE,

7 HAVE opened, by request, in connection
L with my Writing School for Young Men, a
class for Young Ladies' which meets at my resi-
dence every afternoon at o'clock.
The class for young men meets at the New
berry Academy, at o'clock, p. m.
Terms St per month, payable in advance.
Private lessons given when desired.
March 2S, 1866. R. T. CAPERS.
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School. Notice,

MRS. RYAN and MISS MORTIMER having
opened aSCHOOL at the residence of Mr.. T. H.
Mortimer, are prepared t. receive few more
Scholars. Mr.. Mortimer will teach Writing and
Arithmetic. March IA
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NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully announces
L to the citizens of Newberry, ard surround
ing country, that he is now fully prepared to fill
all 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.
W. A. CLINE.
March "A, l1-3m.
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Dress-Making, &c,

MRS S. F.:JONES would respectfully inform
u1 the Ladies of Newberry that she can be
found at Mrs. Edwards, where she will be pleas
ed to take in any kind of PLAIN and FANCY
NEEOLEW DIRK, DRESS-MAKING, &C., at the
most reasonable terms. Feb 81
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TEACHER

A LADY wishes situation as TEACHER in
N a aPRfYATE FAMILY or SCHOOL. She
is competent to instruct in English and Music, on
Piano and Guitar. References given on appliea-
ton. Address "H," BOX 5S, Laurens, S. G.
March %; lS-3t.
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A. m. WICKER

Assorted candies, rum drops; toys, fruits in
cans, currants, citron, faisins, almonds, English
walnuts, pecan nuts, hazle nuts, butter nuts, CO.
coanuts, fruits, lemons, sugar buiscuits, lemon,
soda, wine and Boston crackers, ginger cakes,
cheese, favoring extracts, figs, Bg.paste, honey,
prunes, wines, cordials, syrups, porter, ale,
champagne, vermaceli, maccaroli, table salt,
oysters, satdines; pickles, pepper satce, mustard
soda, ginger, candles, matches, sugar. coffee, tea,
hackerel: four blueing, indigo, copperas, starch,
ground pepper, uDground do, spice, nutmegs,
cloves, hams, RICE Goldfish, salt, blue stone, cam.
phor, tobacco, segars, pipes, maccaboy snuff, tot
let soaps, blacking, brushes, paper collars, but
tons, combs, brushes, pencils hooks & eyes, thread
concentrated lye, ,sifters cottoncards, Whitemores
No. 10, pair ladies' scales, buckets, shoe thread,
hair pins, pens, and in fact everything usually
found in a family grocery or confectionery store.
Ali of which will be sold cheap for cash. If
you cannot come send, but in all cases let cash
accompany the order.
mar % l3 If A. n. WICKER.
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For Sale

TNHREE FINE VIOLIN's, prices ranging from
I $40 to $40 each. Also, one good PIANO,
suitable for Miss to learn on, price SIS. For
further information inquire at this OFFICE.
March Is I3etf
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-04-11
$40 Reward,
Notice I'D DiStiIIerS,

THE Act of the Legislature, passed at the
L last session, requires persons wishing to
distil spirits from anything except fruits, in their
season, to first obtain license from the Board Of
Commissioners of Public Buildings. Notice is
hereby given that those who violate this Act will
be indicted. By order of the Board of Commits
sioners ofPublic Buildings.
March 21 49, L. J. JONES, Sec.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-04-11
The State Of South Carolina

NEWBERRY DISTRICT-IN EQUITY.
Sarah 4. Thompson, q. 1Hos 4. Thompson and
oJao. IL. Thompson.
Bill to sell property and to marshal assets.
TINE creditors of the estate of Dr.. THOMAS
Il W. THOMPSON, are required to render
and establish their respective claims on oath be-
fore the Commissioner. on or before the twenty
sixth day Of May next or they will be precluded.
SILAS JOHl;STONE, c. E. N. D.
Conl's Office, Feb. &c, 1866;
Feb. 2s, 9-3m. SIS:
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