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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-13
The State Of South Carolina.

The State Of South Carolina.
-. .Newberry D;strict-In Equity.
Frances N. A. Summer. V. ". w. McMor-
'' ries and J. c. S. Brown, ct. al.
Bill for Partition, Account and General Re-
- 3. lief
B. Il. Lorelacc, admir-, Wv. W. McMorrics
=. - ard J. C. S: Brown, ct. al.
Amended Bill. =
The creditors of the Estate Of George A.
Summers, deceased are required to render
and establish on oath, before. the Commits
sioner of this Court, their respective de-
mands onsor before the first day of January
next .1l:0f:& !SILAS; ;JOHNSTONE,
= CONS Office, I; = :: - &C E: Nd.
Oct. II 42 l2t. *15
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REMOVAL.
LEWIS BUTLER,
FASHIONABLE BARBER an,
HAIR DDESCEP

HAIR DRESSER,
RESPECTFULLY announces to the gen.
tlemen Of Newberry, that he has removed to
where he will be happy to wait upon all in
the exercise Of his profession. His object
is to please the most tastidious taste, and
the keeping Of his shop shall be after the
most unexceptionable style.
Shaving, Trimming, ShampooinS, and
Hairdyiny executed in the most approved
manner. Jan. 23-4-tl.
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Cotton Gins.
Il, L. JEFFERS & co.,
= FACTORS,
NORTH ATLANTIC WHARF,

NORTH ATLANTIC WHARF,
=. CHARLESTON, SC.
A RE AGENTS FOR W. G. CLEMoNs.
N BROtFNE'& cos SUPERIOR COT
TON GINS. These Gins have been extern
sively used BY the Planters of the State, and
have given great satisfaction
All information will be cheerfully given on
application. either by letter, or through
agents.
Sent A-3366 -33H
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nroSrc.S,rrey hJ.t .JuJs a-r7es

T MoNTGoMERT, ALA, July o. 1866.
MESSRS. -BLUNT~& HALE
GENTS. have used ,ycur ,GaLIGHAN'S
PILLS on two occasions for Chills ard Fever,
and lind that they effect al that they are intend~
ed, to do. TREY are the best remedy for the dis
ease that have ever tried. 1 consider them
perfectly reliable. o.. - = ~ -.
. Respectfully, DANI SAYRE
Grand Sec. Grand Lodge Of F. and A. MO Ala.
.~ .-''-t tAEBANY. GA March II, 1867,
HAVE USED DGALLIGHAN'S
FILLS in forty cases of Cllils aud Fever, with
perfect success They arg. the best. Fever and
Asue fMllsput'up. M -. .,.., A. 4; ., aFASf- AZ
~ Wholesale inrChnr' 'eston.b GooDRfeR, WINE
NAN & So. = O.. I53 Sestia e streetlA 5rtAt}$
= Wholesale ip New York by Moh hBssoH&S ROB
BINS, HAeRALr R4sLEY IS Co .Aadshy alb
Druggists in Newherry 80, .,r,c-u ee.yssS} =
.sT ~ HL0UNT &: HALE. .Prepfietora.
I June 523 6m. 90 = Montgomery ,A1a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-09

AT PALM LEAF FANS.-It Is not 70 the
above articles that We wish to call attention, rs u
g. ra,ber an unreasonable one but 1t Is to the sea-
son,h,e articles that we wish you TO take notice.
W. are selling Heavy Mackinaw Blankets, "eisn'
Inc eight pounds, at SO 20 Canton Flannel al Isc'
ooc and Csc. White Flannels at 25c., SVc '.e ;
"a .oc very fne yard Flannel at 7Sc., worth -
- Grsy end Red-Twilied Flannel al DOC. /,
.srih .oc Beaver Cloth, full one and nan
,'.rds vide. a, 81. worth IS per yard; Heavy Dou-
s1a. rnilled Cashmere Mt 80, would be cheap ~ -
rar yard Black and Colored Cloths, Tor ladies
cIoaks from 81 rs to IS per yard; Superior french
MeTino At 81 worth 81. 50 per yard; striped Debage
!, asc Plain and Striped Mohairs and Alpacas at
aoc worth Soc; Domestic Ginghams at 25c /,
single and Double shawls from 50 soto SO Bugle
Gimp. twelve yard piecas, at 81, worth 81; Hand
some sets Cloak Ornaments at 81 so, 81, $3.50, and
a. WORTH more than double the money; Handsome
Embroided sets OF Collars and Cuffs At Sec, worth
Al. so: Linen sets Collars and Cuffs al CSC. EN-.
broided Collars at 81 per dozen, worth SO Hoods,
Nubias, Sontsgs and Breakfast shawls at cost to
close Linen Handkerchief at $3.50 per dozen !;
Black Cloth sacques, Basques, and Circulars from
rs to s25. Also, bargains in Embroidered Trim
mings, Infants Frock, Waist and Robes, Table
Cloths, Napkins, Quilts, Bed Blankets, Hosiery,
Under Garments for girls, men, and women j.: Dress
Trimmings of all kinds, Window Shades, Duplex
Skr:s, all kinds OF Embroderies, and a general
assortment of all kinds of Dress Goods at very low
prices, at LEVY BROTHERS,
iss Is Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-09

Coop NEwSrnox WEST VrhuiSIA'-ino
Parkersburg Times pays us some high
commitments. 1t discusses the editorial
which recently appeared In the Dispatch
mon the subject of "The State Debt"
and gives us the Radical view Of the ques-
lions at issue. II does US too much HONOR
however, in assuming that we have peen
formally designated by the "rebelS
ANYBODY else as the Coryph@us o. tbo
movement, having for its oc w,ns. !. !.
redintegration Of Virginia. Inv III, 49,. =.
xsrv conr,eous journal. We would that We
conld saw Il is less radical than foRSET's
. n ." rn = Times, too, is always opened
:. % md as the merchants say, its con-
80. :, noted" Yet we will be guilty of the
.udcness Of saying that we would rather
see the long list of subscribers which that
paper states that our friends are making
up for us in Parkersburg than even its
pleasant comments upon the same. The
Times says:
"Thc old Lords are nophere, as things
ire at present organized, and they are
,iphinc for the good old days, under the
0la Dominion, when the section composing
,ur State was ruled by their slightest breath.
Alas, poor Yorick, Your day has gone
;nreyer. But while there is life, there is
lao hone. and so this Inflated wind blows
,ome good TO the Richmond Dispatch, for
Thosc violent attacks upon the interests of
Vest Virginia, subscription list is now
,eing made upin Parkersburg, as some slight
et,,rn for any possible damage against the
nate which now does and ever has protect
a these traitors. Quite list of sub
cribers to the disturbances of the DIS
,atch has been obtained, and that paper
sill soon be, if it is not now, supplied 10
ur "best citizens and +. /. VS., Dy
pecial carrier"
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RICHMOND Eclectic FOR JANUARY.-Ihis
neriodical, somewhat delayed for the month
Nv an accident in the process ofprinting' has
appeared, and copy is before US. i'S Sc
lections are good and crcditabie 10 Tue
taste and diligence of its able editors. we
cannot avoid in the feeling OF interest IN
their enterprise toexpress again our regret
that the color and impression of the EcSec-
tic is not more creditable to the printers
art. Such a magazine ought to be- ana
this certainly deserves to be, more clear
and perfect in its Typography.
The list of contents presents most In
wiling bill of fare. Rev. MOSES d. hoGh
and Rev. WILLIAM BROWN, editors: price,
81 per annum. Address Rtc''mo"d Eclectic
Magazine, box 452, Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-09

IpAIIA: Novel. By OulDA, author OF
"Chandos," Strathmore," etc. Phila-
dclphia: J. B. LIPPINCoTT 4 Co. we are
indebted to the publishers for this the latest
OF the works OF fiction from the teemlng
London press. For sale by BIDGooD y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-09

THE FARMER.-Wc have the January
number of The Farmer, published by
Messrs. ELLIOTT s SHIELDS. 1t is very
tastefully arranged, and the list of con-
tents attractive to every one interested in
the branches of agriculture, horticulture,
and household economy. The Farmer is
published at the low price Of IS per an
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-09


C,oMMIseroNERs SALE OF ONE.
u YOUTH IMTEREef IN THE YALUASMLES
WHARF PROPERTY At BOOKLETS, ksnws
"a TIE PROPERTY OF. THE POWHATAS
sTriM PACKET COMPAEY.-By virtue OF de-
,ss ~ The Circuit Court Of the city Of Richmond.
nronounced on the 10th December, 1885, In the case
~ Cnrrie. &C. against Curre, &c, tho undeisign-
ed. who were thereby appointed Commissioner,
WWitEiDS ny the st1 Of January, 1857 ss u
G,sl9sk M II 1G1S ib FoGRTH PART
tbst valuable property at Rockets known as me
POWHhTAN STEAM PACKET MhAhs, hsslng
front on Lester street az about 10, Iee' eHtsma a
Ing TO Water street and across tina, sTee. n 5aes
river on hich there Is front OF ap0u, gu
on Lester street there Is q large BhlIh a M
HOUSE for storage purposes, and the wharves arg ~
suppied with two larg Sheds for the protection OF
goods to BIO shipped or landed. These whsrv sn
Are regarded as amongst the most yaluaoIe ~
Richmond, and the annual revenue from them ~ q
source OF great proat.., map and survey OF the
property will no exh ibited az the hour OF ssle.
TERMS: One fourth cash the balance at ak,
twelve and eighteen months for negotiable notes,
Interest added and title retained until all tho pnr'
chase money is paid and conveyance ordered by
the court. ...,.--
d Il I sPst n AWS6aTHAM Commissioners.
HARRISON GoDpiy < APPggsoS, Auctioneers.
ia9
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rhe constitutional amendment.

The House Of Delegates of the Virginia
Legislature on yesterday bya decided vote
called for the report Of the Committee on
Resolutions upon the constitutional amend
ment. The desire isto act upon 1t at once.
This desire win of course be gratifled, and
we shall soon have the decision of Virginia
upon the amendment. Nobody doubts
what Il will be ; and We can say that It will
be nearly unanimous. e.-.. s.ses.
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DIED..

on the 7th instant, az his resi InHS em1RsAS
s th forty eighth year Of his age Inc 49,,
was a native Of the Parish Of hiii Dran'' U'"A'
irs iis snn.r., viii take place THIS AFTERN2os
ms hsflnas o'clock The friends and acquaiht-
a ~ of the family are invited TO attend.
on Sunday night last, In the towG no ~ vii.
~ n, II nm bison Mrs ELIZABETH b. TOWNS reiic'
Of the late Colonel George Townshii md venerable
MIR. Towns was q most estimapio anu
lady. universally beloved.
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By Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctionser.,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

T ARGE SALE OF LUMBER AT
IL AUCFIoN.-By request o. Messrs. Gary &
Allen, who have dissolved their partnership,
and are closing up their business, we will sell at
auction, at their lumber.y yard, at the corner OF
Eleventh AMI Canal streets, the south side OF
Basin, on WEDNESDAY. 9th January, common
cling At IL o'clock A. NJ, their entire stock OF LUZ
Der, being about $1,000 feet, embracing genera
assortment. such rs T LOORi 9, WEATHER
BOARDING, JOlsT, SCANTLlNG, &c.
Also, a very superior pair WORK HORSES,
WAGONS, HARM SsS, &c.
Trims Sums under $50, cash over that amount,
sixty days. credit for approved negotiable notes,
with interest added.
ia GRGBBS 4 WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
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Judge Busted contradicts the report
that he had said he. "as Dick BQstecd,"
was opposed TO tho ratification OF the con-
stituti0nal amendment.
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yy,S,1nVv6e6 16st wss presented y was
proper TO delay action It conid be aeiay go:
BstMr HsILRY pointed 70 the exnmP' s ., me
southern States In their decided ana prH1 de'
c,Ae IN question NJ once. He was satisfied
thct no man could show how the question
so far as the interest and honor o. nj Gsc,ed
this subject was conceSned wac W NC
nv any probable action of Congress.
The vote was then taken and the HOUSE &c
fu sed To recousider-ayes u, noes 70. "a
On motion of Mr.. MORGAN me no"se ~
journed. .,s.
Mr.. w. T. CLARK, OF Pittsylyania, oe'
tanned some time mt home by indisposilioh'
WIS in his seat In the House yesterday
go ABSENT MEMBERS.
Mr.. BOOKER, of Henry, Is qe'ar W,nT
DRiDCSE, of Hanover, by sickness OF q M Wa
Der of his family and Mr.. RIAEf, OF fau-
duier by indisposition
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SALE.--I will sell on
- MONDAY NEXT, January IL, 1867, at IL oelock
" Chat being court day. In front oil the City Ball,
the following property, TO wit
nne, Large, valuable HORSES, In fine eondi.
,ion, and worthy the attention Of any In want
aEXPRESS WAGONS, for single and double
horse, nearly new, and In good order,
ssets pOUBLE and SINGLE HARNESS, nearly
new In good order, and very excellent:
Is HORSE BLANKETS,
CIRCINGLEs,
HORSE TARPAUL1NS.
90 WAGON TARPAULlSS,
WAGON TOPS,
STOVE and PIPE,
lFEED-C CUTTER,
CURRY COMBS and WHIPS,
BRUSHES, &c. with other articles needle. to
mention
to satisfy sundry execution, In my hands against
the National Express and Trsn'ports.ion Company
~ THOMAS ". DUDLEY,
las Sergeant City Of Richmond.
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6SEClAlS kvSAASAS1
-
sE TO THE MILLIONS THAT HAVE
idle money in these flush times, the
RICHMOND SAVINGS BANK AND lNsURANcs
COMPANY
would say that they still
RECEIVE MONEY ON DEPoeIT,-AaD FAY
INTEREST THEREON.
ALSO,
Az KrypsoF INSURANCE EFFECTED ON THE
n MOST Liberal TERMS.
LIVES INSURED ON TIN En- r-'a
ONCE corner Twelfth and Main streets.
J.B. DAVIS, President.
J.P.C Pcrrs, Secretary. p'
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nRESS GOODS.-DRtSS GOODS AT
~ SACRIFICE At No. so BROAD, CORSEI
OP SIXTH STREET. order to close ont the
stock OF DRESS GOODS now on hand notice i
hereby given that from this date 81 sneh god,
will be sold at . REDUCTION OF TEN PEh
CENT. FROa THEIR COST. As said slo'k con:
sists Of variety OF RICH SILKS, FiotkEa
FRENCH MSRINOS. and other DRESS GOODS
which were rurchasst a. low figures, r2I. oP'
portunlty Ia now offered % tho-s IN wan 81 suS.
articles TO purch tse ~ ENCEEDlS6LI 10"
PRICES. GEORGE ;. StshAa,
Agent for 4. T. Cannoc. Trustee
iaT-lw for w. Polk.
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BY Regnarlt & Co.. Auctioneers,
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.

WE WILL SELL BY AUCTION, at
w onr store, WEDNESDAY, eth instant, at half
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
MATTREsSFs and PILLOWS.
STORE and OYSTER COUNTERS,
CARPETS,
Oil CLOTHS,
STOVES,
NOTIONS,
DRUGS,
GROCKERYwARg. &c.
ia REGSAULT K CO., auctionsers.
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FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
By James II. Taylor 4 Son, Anctionssrs,
Ofics opposite spotswood Hotel.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL,
~ ESTATE, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND
Pursuant TO decree entered by the Court n Eus.
tngs for the city of Riennoud on the 3sth Deesu.
Der, 1866, in the suis ot Green and wife ainss
Burke. &c, shall, on FRIDAY, tho 18th Of jam.
ary 1857, AZ q O'Clock 7. NJ /. upon tho premises,
sell at public auction TO the highest bidder tho
ZEAL ESTATE in the bill and proceedings men,
toned consisting Of lot In the city OF Ricbnond
the east eide OF Brook Avenue, fronting 81 feet
on Brook avenue and running back on rs ncgk
side 1902 feet, and on the south eide lss feet
Terms: one third cash one third on credit q
six months. and ons-third IN credit or twelve
months. negotiable notes, With interest added, fos
the credit payments Will be required, and The tito
will be Withheld till the waole purchase money bs
paid and conveyance be directed by the court.
THOMAS J. EVANS, specisl commissioner.
Sale 10 be conducted By JAMES II. TAYLOR y sos,
AuCtioneers. JAZZ
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CALICO MILLS.-Have always on
"
OF FLOUR. Also, NEAL and MILL oFFAL. A
lot OF sUPEgFINE and FINE FLOUR for ,sle low.
delGTnSFlw& WARWICK i BARKSDALE.
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OsT sTRAYED AND FOUND.


Goo REWARD WILL BE PAID
SVV) Inv the Carbon Hill Coal Company Tor me
and conviction OF me ts party %sa
!. Pirbmonrr on Thursday uigh last and hred the
boat rhIu nj nh 60, ramnan-
OST, a small BREASTPIN-a cross
i 4 studded with diamonds. liberal reward
"'ii - CAMBRIDGE i ANDERsoN's,
,a7-ts 527 Broad street
STOLEN, ONE NIGHT LAST WEEK,
- from my farm, in Louisa comfy. near 49,
Trevilian's depot, TWO HORSES, one OF <tS%I>
tn IN an iron gray mare, about four y.ars-lZA
old her ma no turns on the left side, and the end
Of the tail is nearly white. The other Is light
sorrel. mare about ten years old both hind leet
are white and she has blaze In her face. Neither
OF them had on shoes when they were stolen:
very liberal reward will be given for their return
to me or to Rev. A. J.. Die kinson, Richmond, or
for Information which will lead to their recovery.
RALPH DICKINSON,
jal-d4tsw7t Trevillian's depot, Louisa county.
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BY Harrison. Gottin & Appsrson, Aue:tonesr'.
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
ALuABLE STORE lON LEASE.

VALUABLE STORE (ON LEASE.
HOLD ON THE NORTH SIDE OF MAIN Bh-
TWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH STREETS, AND
HANDSOME Lot ON THE VEST LlSh ~
EIGHTH STREET, NORTH OF LEIGH >tktnI,
ton on tho premises on TUESDAY the l5ra Janu'
ary 1857. ~ O'Clock +. the large and atm'rt'
bly, we'll located BRlCn STORE now In the occG.
pancy OF SIR. Samuel 8. Carter ~ the annual root
OF 81 so. 1t subject 70 an annual ground rem Of
abou, $3.50 with condition that al the tnd ~ Tue
lease the building may be removed by the lessee;
Alter which say ~ half past O'Clock ". vii
be sold a beautiful LOT In the plan OF MISS Gar.
dem fronting about ~ feet on the west line OF
Eighth street, running back 10 feet TO an alley.
TERas: Cne-third cash balance st four ana
eight months for negotia able notes, Interest added
secured by trust deed. The taxes for this year TO
be paid by the purchaser.
HARRISON, GODDIa q APPERS0S,
Jas Aueiioneers.
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By Regnaul. < Co.. Auctionesrs,
Main street between Eighth and Ninth


Main street between Eighth and Ninth.
cERGEANTS SALF.-Will be sold
- on THURSD ~ next, 10th January, l.cJ, con.
Inancing at IL o'clock A, N At the mouse NO. =,
ON Main between Tenth and Eleventh streets, re.
Gently occupied by the National Express asd
transportation Company, the following properly,
" boxes OF STATIONERY,
?uFFICE SAFES,
IOMhSs SAFES,
MES CHESTS,
4TRUcKS,
lWAS BILL PRESS,
3LFTTER PRESSES.
sOFFiCh rESKS,
BOOK CASE,
asTOVES and FIXTURES,
CHAIRS, TABLES,
wASHsTAEDs, CLOCK,
MIRRORS, CARPsrS,
MATTRESSES, BEDsTEApS,
4COUNTERS,
GAS FIXTURES,
and many other articles too numerous 70 msnloh,
~ satisfy dsfrns. warrant In my hands IN favor
Of Bsniamin Hart, against the National Express
an. sr ,uSn' G.,h TH,'N.SU DUDLEY,
Sergeant City a Richmond.
REGyArLr < Co, Auotioneen - .-sas
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MEETINGS.

NATIONAL RIPkEsz AND TRANSFORMATIONS Col
OFFICE OF PRESIDENT, I
RICHyoyD, VA, December rs, 1850.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
I STOCKHOLDERS Of this Company viii be
ha'd AT THIS OFFICE on WEDNESDAY the 9TH
day Of January next. at IL o'clock NJ. Stockhold-
or. are requested to bo present. or To- be represent
ed by usual le;al proxy. w. ID. pbKgt,.
ia Ibid fres'aeht.
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IN this date receive PROPOSALS, on behalf 81
the trustee Of William Y. Polk, for the purchase
At private sale Of the whole OF the sock Of DRY
GOODS and FANCY ARTICLES now on hand
and unsOld In the store no. $40 BROAD street,
lately In the OCCUPANCY OF said Polk. ~
tho same time PROPOSALS will DO received ftr
the sale OF the UYEXPfRED LEASE 81 said IRE.
misses (which terminates In June next, together
with ORE.PIXTURES, Sc. Terms cRn bs
known by reference to thu dsrsgnvd or u tTus.
toe. GEORGE :. yssHAS,
Agent for T.. Y Cannon,
aI-lY Trn..An for William Z pOlG.
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RICHMOND, December 81, lsts.
DOCKS OF SUBSCRIPTION to tho
ID capital stock Of the VIRGINIA EXPRESS
COMPANY will be opened at the Office Of ThnmA.
Branch & Sons, in tho city OF X chmond, on the ~
day Of January, Rs7 and will bs kspt open till tas
3oth instant. 81 %. HARMAH,
JOSEPH X ANDERSON,
WILLIAM N. LAUGbLlS,
JAMES J. A. TRaTTER,
THOMAS BRANCH,
ias-td JOHN Y. MINOR.
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n this csIsbrzted property, the undersigned
assures those who may f. vor him with their pa
tronage lat they will have no cause TO regret II.
The ease And frequency Of access, spacious
grounds, we'll furnished hotel and cottages, and
abnndantiy supplied table, render IL attractive 70
sli. and equal TO any establishment IN me state.
Terms moderate.
Regular boarde rs are provided with free tic kets.
Rs!reshnsn furnished balls and parties
,uats ~ WOLFE, Proprietor.
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Mr.. CARTER called up the Senate bill TO
construct the Clnch Valley railroad; which,
ON motion of Mr.. PECK, was laid on the tn.
bic and ordered TO be printed.
THE PIEDMONT INSURANCE COMPANY.
The House bill To incorporate the Piedmont
Real Estate Insurance Company of Virginia,
reported from the Committee on General Laws
with amendments, was taken up, further
amended, and, on motion of MIR. ROBINSON,
laid upon the table for the present. -
Onrnotion of Mr.. GRAY, the Senate adj
journed
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES

PRAYER by Rev. Mr.. LASGHoRNE OF the
Metho dist Episcopal Church.
Several Senate bills were read 4 first and Sc
cond time, aud referred. ..
Committees made reports, including num-
Der of bills, which We're passed 10 the calen-
dar.
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f1O HOTEL KEEPERS.-Just re-
Il ceived, l.sos pounds Atraore's AiSCk hEaa,
unsurpassed, The best In tho world, In tnes as
jars, tor ssishy .o.s,,ux
dsu LOUIS j. bessiAv~'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-01-05

~ t*t"~% +N~~A ~AtA
Nc lisvp never rcnd moro stanya or
wdilgiiertil story than tho iollowints
from fhe lynchhnfg NeNs--nDr ono
lthatb0fenpurc the selnplancs q. reality
last Hnesaay fortnight. sls N ~.
ti h.ry M rather Literary taste Aud
sfnaioMs hahlis.) Sat reading IN Aer
drawing ru0m. tae clsck un the man
tlc pisee sInaeA taalye. AZ the last
Stoke Feyrr,eFassd through HE apart
Iaent. the Ipog Vas iiuuy w.de open,
IN tiie aci " raising her head 10 repel
tho i.tisssiau lnhrNn fen III hvr Ser
want, hYr eyF rested qn lAs 'ufm os
iiief b.te hn UauG. she screamed and
iell senselesS w the carpet. Thss
pnpghf Nv sucli niembefS II TIE tasn.
lily a. llai not tetlspd u rcSt: ststora
ItIses wCfc administered. aun wien
Mrs- ..... naa regaiuea her sasl Mnled
kcals!ss. aAd Being 4 wuinan ii strong
mind and highly cultivated 'ttelluct.
slIe felt disposed 10 cbnaided the whole
distress she had uillergono AZ iilc ge-
suit uf certain associations lefae0n
thr melancholy tale She had been pe-
rnsing and her atc loss. ap4lagiDz pn.
a partially derahgud nrasDAa stsseiu.
Sire. ho@eser. SyusnIeixA II advisable
ihs ier usa.G serYaut slAcp'd lepuae
~ ler cnhn.ieg, le7t ans fgtsirn os'
what Ase 4iisi4ered HrtYous ailcc
rfJfl MiltfnIti ftsttn~,. Il4t~fA a44I .lnrt..
ths family i.osi Tuesday night, iccl
lng stronger aid IN Jqiier spirits siaii
sac bad been ivf 5e vcral months past.
Mfs. ...-. disposed with iiie presence
of her attcnllais, leliFing alone 10 Her
chamber, an'l Went 70 b~l a lislie bc
lurr lo o'cloek. Lxac,ly AZ tic cl0rls
stfucG IL slc WAS awakened tican
sleep, and distinctly behcld the ap-
pasi,ion shc Lad before seen. advanc-
ing from table [cn which stood her
Al gLt lAlupi iii Il stood opposite 10.
and drew aside the curtains, ofthe bcc.
Site describes the very blood retreat
Ing with icy chllliness TO Eur heart
from every vein. Tie countcnatcu
of Ler beloved III life wore noi rs be-
ncyolcnt aspeci. tile eyes once beam
lng with affection were NOW fixed ~ith
.tefn regard VA thA trembling, IHlt
iissolvAd being, who. with The coWr-
lge q desperation. iliu4 aslPneo lHin.
CHARLES. dear Cha.lcs. why ars Ncm
.oine agains
''Jessie. slowly and solmilly gasp
y thv siiado~y iofma. wavug ln ill.,
iand q small roll pi writing paper.
Jessie. pay ny ne~sparey accounts
Iud lvt ne rest ~ peace