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R.,li ,;o...s N; tee.

lhr II 'vin. a.r he i.,u' n.mt.,t- f. Rs,
Ai' STEPHENS u ">i,liu~ E:,lrr ti.r :.:r.li .,.,
wye i'>,:'c; "f ,im .u.ii C..l,,,n G. .,ltr..ur
NJ r. ''i'mr":; : "'i,. 4: !, q .:,...r:
G,~eariI" S,Hio.-- iii, sunday. and S.,,ur
day i"f re IN S'p"n'".. AS>c-surn, $3.50.
R+idrH'r Circnt-5,', Sn.,lmy. an.i S..nr,ln,
ittrn in S'pe.n',er. nj II ar. A>.es>n,,..,
$2nO.
G,;enn0Hr Gi,rnH-.i>i Sunday. mud Sru,
dnv r:or. in On,"hrr. III Ehcmrzer A,.c.s
men, $3.50
P:chc"riNc Ci,r.m -2,l S,,hny. aud Sa,ur
slhn.
kromec Ci.c"U -.3rl Snnl,,. nni S.,urln,
Sinn.
IEihah0 Ci,cmH fill S,mlny aud S,tu,
day bel 'rr. in Or"lc.. ut W W,hnlsa A..rs
men, $50
S'"ccn amd T.f"io 1T >n.,ln. and Sn,,,
dry hef'r''. IN ,vr.n!mr. ~ smith. Chanel -
a ->e-smrhi Sl5U
lfn'crSoM S'n'ioa Cd Su.nln, an Salur,l.,
htl !" H"mhrr \ .n>. ,nr., Scul,
lfiEterWM Ci'rnii--3I S,,ulnv. and :sn,nrl,> |
hri"r" IN E"vc'nl'cr. ~ E'rrrz.r. ..r..
men, 5000
R'rii+ion CiyraW-.i,l, Sun.luy. and S,,ur.
dnv h"f'rr. n N",cmhcr. at ShilnA. Assess
mcnt 5000.
Sn,trnlnr 18Th. 1867
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70 CONss's7u,TuyEs.

w ApFEh lSER. hnving been restored Il,
l health inn lew weeks by u vrry s,m,lr rem.
'S. nifer having sntlt for s"v"rn y. nrs With Z,
severe lung "if'clinn nn,l tia, d,cni dscnse con
snnPti"h--is nnxi"us TO make known TO his tel.
10" sufferers the mems ni cure
!" n'' who desire IT, hc will send copy Of tie
ISrscript I'M used Gree of ciargc) viii lie ,lirec
viii t"r premrnga and using the aaur. Which ,hpy
BnoSGk SIRE crnE FOR t"SsuMrTInx ASTHMA.
Lung \ffS t0UGnS roLpa. and nll Throat md
a,r in sen,ifns The only object Of the ndvcrti.
'alicted. md sfe Prescription is to hrnrit the
crf',, 10 h. invnlml information whcl, he con
er win ,~y his mr.,nnd he h"p"s every sutr, r.
ing and nny prove u hs il viii ros, them moth
The prescription. FhEE hy;ng. Ph,ih wishing
address REV EDw ,ESn mil. will .'.nse
Williamsburg. Kings, "i'S'
Mn, q. lSf1 22 Nc" N'rS.
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81, rs &, I7s Is ll e q NY.
oonalot and Conausst.

"a ! ~ - A-s----N ~ 80
Y yot,ras q, tsrother, 10 not, stumble.
fkolS lths path be dark as night;
/ There's star to, guile the humble,
1frust III God and ito the right.
! Let;the road borough anl tlrcary,
AMI its end far ont OF sight,
Foot It bravcly. strong or'weary.
Trust in God and DO the right.
8Psrish. policy and cunning,
Perish alllhat fears tho light.
,Whethor'losinz, whether winning.
Trust in Code aud do the right
Trust no party, sect or fashion;
Trust no leaicr in tho fight;
But.in every word n,a action.
IS rtns,sin God AMI !, the right.
2cust no lovely form nf passion:
Frien' Is may look like angels briglt;
Trust no custom school or fashion,
Tr st in God aud do the right.
Simple rule and safest guiding,
Inward peace and inward might,
Star upon our path abiding,
Trust in God and 10 tho right.
Somo will hate thee, some will love thee.
Some will aattcr. some will slight;
Cease from man and look above thee,
Trust In God and DO tho right.
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Gcoanv llo an.l G llmb;a Railroad
Comp my.
TIKI: kSl,KI,I,'S ,)i

NJ h'>thfti = IrFii'E. I
'"IuMn', y. e.. .uly s. 1857 {
Nhin II IL hereby given ilm TN, tire nv,lic aud
~ Columbia thiir"r! Conn, my nre now ,,rrrnr,.
to "xcI'ingr their bonds and Certificates III In
ehirdncss endorsed by The 81 nc nr Sonh ,'nroli
M under tlr Vet ni the Legislature nr IIrcc,uh.r
~. iSih Tor their Bon Is anl Coupon ,r,st lin.
secured hi Il m"rigt tgr cnl!mnn!s known ny the
:" first mortgage"
AIs" FOR their l5nmis. and the Coupons on ihru
t'nf mat b. d'" IN i"rscl hy the Stat. under ,hr
tc' me Lr4isa'nie o. mn,ry - 1861. which
are ii"ndr'l 't'nnir,lrrnir Siutrs nf \u,ericn
AS" Tor ihrir f"nls aud cn,lrnns past due
known M Non Mortgage llonIS al, one for
lhr'r as prnv IL TOR IN sail ,r of De. cn.hcr ~,
1866
'l"l i"rs o. Nan N"lrsner nnr, II .nl Coupons"
past u'. VINO prefer il will he l'o 81" TO take for
lh'm in"Srnnlc. ,hr BnniS IN Certificates rs of
IN irh'"'!'">s II tie ',nrlny secured hy n second
nnrtInr" ~ i",r
'''h s mi '"rt'f n,s nf IN ,r.,t.l,oss GO .ured
ny S"r"hd h'ri"rg" ~ ais" h. I n lnrc,l to n,l
f.ft''s having any ether class %! claims aynust
tie "m",ny in pts,u,ni
~ IN q T. .RpS
Tr,aS,,ipr
In, lU. iHG7 !,
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WITCHES, flUt' KS AND .IEWn :.

SQ TIE SUBSrKfl'ER huviTr m rxprie>>
ErIA n' m1ny years in the h,isnpss NJ rrp,irjI,o
s&uA Clocks. Watches lnI y y..Wesry.
Offers Ills services 70 lis friends aud The publ.
generally. in that line OF business. .Chnrees o,
Eli work ns reasonable ny possible All york war
ranf"d. II well used. lie will also gi... lis aten
tioD Z" the repairing Of MUSICAL INsTRuMESTs
Ills pl zoe of business Il at W iLiIALffS. rearl,
opposite tie Pos, GfIlcc. , ,
April 4. 1aa rs 3m-.eow
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y g CHARLEsrOgGR .;ErTuS'
Dee 8. lsG6
4 W WAGEvEn Ep."R.

\ WAGENED En'""'
i!N1ER III" alloy -----e-u,,
10 l"h''sl' tn"asAa ,ym..hf. ,y"a..f. i, s,p ,p.posc
'.,r ,hr organ u ,L.:~2>run,,, ponn,,,io Ecr'
Ts',.'n ihr interests "' ,> St u". -. I'm
'nn,'ern,nn AMI Industrial pn,sui,s '"e'hg
l''iern',.r" g'irnlturr t'os,n,,
irmne' @'i' u. rcidf s'nleI in, rs column, 'n''
hrws of HE ln, will h, given. $ al't ne
nts Join . wmsSrn h.s kindly conscn, o,r ).
""'es,"k1 ,ns ES.si,'" e 10
Cor rs'u%sy ",r ,'nm;a ., tor twelve 'n'p,hp ST. 81
.AbvsnTIsFMEsrs ins'&td "nl,h, rnl %,,.
G.. g. EllflSMANN & ..na ],
+. ClIlrlrs' on, October. 1867 ,t., ~ " W ("
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If You "."t Thorough N.w.paner,
SfB.Sf'hIBE FOR
FL II PHCENrx
D"'Iy ""d Tri- IEehIy; Or the
W u e. ID .. Y 81 g. 4: "A u r. IL :,
rrnLIsHDn EVERY wEh>E DAY.
In COlumb bia. s. @.

T'iE LATEST NEWS. Foreign and Amer.
'cnm, hcsihes vnst nn,nun, ,f miscelians.
nns 1T, rrnh',Ig. will he fund IN ihr.r notifications.
fh' PiluiNfH nnd CLEANER nre tho snnly
l"F'rs !" mo S'nlr. nntsiLc Cbnrlos,on, which Il
Ky IHsE t.r n'h ~, regularly publish TELEGRAPHlC
Every ,s"o If Tho v,sr'f1y cs'n,sina ffSSat1rps
fourteen c"lnmnx w Ise"dinr Mnrer ,hr IN.
W""kl, fr'Y, Yr,r aM;S"'y t. twenty four, and The
sss1arrin",i, i'I r""nrst rmprr Ia the sonh. Sui,
nnnn,;a,,' ia ,f"'."f'" Srcrmcns fnrpi.I ell On
solicited N"'"h''"h Ut its n9rits ia
TEnN< ron SIX NoNr,ls-1x Adv tNcr
is x uir,ar pn%I,s 2y, 81; Tri Weekly, s2.: Week.
=. Jt'ss PRINTING;
er, q, uoS,. Fl,,a- ~; ."n', aehlets ps..
p,INrINc.la cobeRss,S'%nr,nm,liis,; s,'% n,lis; y well az
"" m"n' :" Co., "' l,riees rs VIII mnkri, an % inlncs
Cash. '''S"''S t" f'rward orders. Tsrms
W%n"lx ,pn'tr Press pririnp Esiahl;,tsr.
S,rso, Smt"sotsfain ntarTuy kr t"r Wanaaa'';
J. .f,He instIog..p S'.sSg' - - q 1, t' Sf- .
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SilI|fN~ jii,: 49,.
sa: ~. :s5 ~ ~. s.r.sah ,,ar, ". y.
Opposite Bowling Green.
ON THE s.k'nfs1,p,av xsxs~

h:,ass TUE 81 ENENS HOUSE is " II
EHHM ,',l widely known tn the travelling
faAaSa 'rbl!c Tue r,ntiu i cSrr..;nll, sui,n.
hl'' I" ."c:cha.:tS aud business men: il is in
close l'r &m', L. .hr hn,i"c>> ,nlrt nf The city
lis III 'hn hi::hwa, Snutl:c.u u, Il Western
tn' r'-nnd n'lin''"n' l.. all The principal Rai.
i"a'l aud = n:ull. ~ enniS
III" STEVENS llUI-E ,,,. ,;,orI ,,..o,,
III "l"'i.rs i"r ',Nr" 3"h nurss--it i. ven fur
i.i':.' ",'a H. A>"s>cs c,".y nlar, i,nnrnvc.
.'''"' ''' 'hn v''nfr' md on crtni,,n,euI nf ;,s
.nn"'",' T" r'"'n,> .f"ci"us nr,l We'll ven.
% ','f 1't'ri ,%i.,! H. q, a Hn'cr''c At,
hl" i g"""r"n'i> rr",i!nl with every de!icncy
ct ,.rs"ns n ~ mntlru'n ~ irr>.
III" 'ron> hn,tn: lnrn ,"-:,. ni>hcl and rc
IN "rt'l we n"r "nntir.l T., fir rx,rn g, ,:l,;rs
t"r The umf ri n'd rlra.u f our guests
GEO Il. CHASE X CO..
Jr,.r ! 1867 Al 6
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IN @ II ~ b ::

I'LL persons having demand arains, ,,o
~ of Terrell Heck. ,lrcrasefR rcn,,;r"a I's'afe
tsr;ther dsHlan,is agalnRs II ,le,rns.r ~ rnt
within ono ,onlh frondste n persoHs ~,
thereto fonst,mak ake5Pa, ment tnejstsiy' 'ueoted
'os.1, 1851 4 Ed s ~ 4. Ad'a'r
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EHlISOIss,;, pa 1SSEt9' = Is s7;,y.ss., !;

ArSSfSTltEN AN who s,ifferad ~. 80
tho nsssDehli'y ~ TrsMnii,re ron
sake ~ oi yan!bftf iisorefion III,
ssa a1rsna ,1s h'hn,y. send free III
s'sHr s s'ses.isss "
M's,nS .at 70 profit aay iss .; 8
0sn 90 Y sy aadfessis IL
,.se ". i > ! IVY B:3 30iS SDsNI IA e
Nay s',ss7. Sea'g ss s'res', nav Il iS,s: @
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REDUCTION I'M RATES
by THE GREAT
SOUTHERN FRET CHI LINE,
s. .,,s5 VIif I.2
CHARLESTON, 8. @.

md after October lat 1867. .l,e. ratcs IN
/ " FNElGGil. from New Yurk, PhiludeIphia
and Baltimore, to Columbin, S. C.. viii ia : :,
follows, viz:
: l.: Ghss. l,er 100 lbs Al %
2,l CmSs pir 100 lls. - 10
81 Glass. per loo lbs. = |, 90
gu, Class, per 100 lbs. As
9th Glass, per 100 lhs. 70
Rates always guaranteed less than the pub.
lisl,ed rates nf any either limo.
Changcs will lie promptly made to meet any
reduction hv c''mteing lines.
I, PER 100 LBS, FIRST CLASS 81. 80.
Glassware, Bots md Shno.,
Nf"'es. ll"llnw Ware. loose.
Dry Goods. Kerosene Oil
D.ngs. -
PER 100 LBS, SECOND CLA l, sl.lo..
Il,nlwarc F,rui,ura
Ta''i"rv:. knockei d,wn and
l.'H."rS !" w'"". veil boxed II,luw
S"i""cry. Ware. packed.
PER 100 LBS, THIRD GLASS s.. 90.
I lmc'''. manufactured. Cotton Yarn.
IN Is 'xes ~ Kegs. Dried Fruits.
B'in'ls Dried Hides.
y 'rs. Sashcs. &c Lard.
B""r. Br,,ine. Leather or
'an'cd Meats. Rubber.
Fr',;'>. Ale
+ >l,. i' Kegs ar l,nrr.
h"s PR er. in wnMi.
PER 10 LBS, FOURTH CLASS, 85c
h,g- Leather
hhEg'ng. Marble Slabs
blrk I'm. o IL. in hlis. "r hb,s.
,,"'"" ,, t"xccpt Kcr"sone.)
M''ic '."nd. III i\rrs. P,tmtncs.
'iillm. Shnt.
Smyar. III ho g~hcas or : n.n.
;, 'rr"'s Wrnpping Paper.
,inr Iron. REQ. in bills. or casks.
Mh*Nrv. III W""l. Rope.
SURF. T"rlrn''nc Nails Kegs
'"ai 'I" bar and Cr"rk,ry. in crates or
S,rr:. hhds
PER 100 LBS. FIFTH CLASS, Too.
bh''nn Grain
H'T >alt"i r p:ukIn;l Flnnr. in barrels or
~ h,rrci>. sacks
r"""' Grn,ist"nes
'''" NJ nSscs. owners risk
. nirkei and dry. urlcakinr.
alice! IL. barrels .5
BENTLEY y. HASELI.
;i"""'.l ,t2"n'. lo nn,l y Br.m! !wny. n. y
WV Y nK O:'"hcr | 1867
Ar;'r,"ci
II T. ,PE.tKE,
Grn'l Snr'nt =. &. r r.
Or'.ler IL 1867. ! q.
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''osHsS GNElT PHYSIOLOGICAL. WORK,
Instructor for Married Persons or those a>;c,t ~
Marry. hnth Male and Female in everything eon-
c"rr'ng the phy!o'"gy and relations OF our Sexu
~ S!s'cm. and the rrnuc,on or rrrvpn,on OF
ohSFrnp including MI the new discoveries never
""'"rr @ gwen ~ Tie English lnncuaer, bv w
i'O Nj. u. THIS is really II valuable az d in
I"rr<iinr work Ii,s written IN plain rngun, for
'h' general r:nlrr and s illus, rated with nrr ards
n' on" hundred rngrvings. All Young M, rr4d
!'""n." o"fh"S" contemplating ,nnrringe nnj hav.
ing me least 'mp"'iim"nt Ia mnrrird life sl ouli
rr'" 'hs h"nk II disclos's secrets that ever, one
S''"n''' hr acquainted with. Still /, il a.hool that
must no lacked up. aud not lie ahuut the houy. :.
u w'l lie s"nt 7" any one on the rcceirt ot 6fty
cents lddr"ss hR. WI YOUNG. No sic 81 ruoe
street. above Fourth, rhilndelphia.
July 27. 8r7 d4 "
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DISTRICT DrREoToRY,

Clsikoj'the Can,t-lJ. h. I1AdnoD.
S'ewR-L. rmoNAs.
Z O'lina,y--W u II,LcoABE. t3E, -..
C""'m'ss'oaer !" Eqnay-RrB'Ts a. TuoMrsoN
Cv'Dner-W j. Gnnti.
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l>hc Pavilion EEotcI,

hiNsfNaDas. Is. g.
THE ABOVE POPULAR HOTEL
Is OPEN FOR THE
Accommodation Of the Travelling Public.
BOARD. PER DAY. $500.
WIS. H. il. BU7'TERFIELD, F,ypy;efress
y. BurrEnriELp, Superintendent.
Nov H. 1866 Q >.
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S"f"Ncf - ~ -. Nhjtl.-
;, c1mmissio"ers 70 App'"ee the Bonds IF puo
Hc OWcery--.l j. Norton. jus. Bnrnett.'J, ii
Amber. james Lawrence. Snm'i Reid. -
Commissioners IF the Inor-- Dr.. II. G. Miller
Chairman H"".R Cherry. Secretary und rrea
surer;J y. Is. Clayton. S D.,Keitl, IL. Cra,x, Sr.
Commi,sioaers of P"btc Bu1aiags-
a. Fhnmps,.n. Chairman: j. h. Ilugo ID. Se,
retnry aud Tr"asurer: w. T. IInlcnmlc. NJ. r.
Mitchell. =. }. Miller
commissioners of Free &hoois-T. b. Muul.
den. Chairman: W. T.. III ,lc .nlr. Secretary
nnt Treasurer; G.. u. Spears. l. Wicklifr ii.
H. Penny. Daniel G-'rr. J.,,nrs Bnrdine.
Mwist,"tes-W. } CANT. w. e. Keith, j.
s>et.. Th''s. Hard. ) &C Parsons }.
\. lrn"ll Re;l;n R,rkIcy. j. B Sn",lcrs, L..
II. Werner. A'"l Robins. ". Il. prr.,nn.,u
N."n"l sullivan. EInn,h ilugl.cS .John Simrr
.>rrh Reid. " B W'.,r. l.c,,u,l Rogers
:, Gnmmi 'st".mrf II H"i'fs -1d Rcyimcm e
W pnilIir>. Chairman W p;,hf ri. CLERK ;
Whl'am Is lh>. Jr. Treasurer: VI i NJ ,rhe.l
lh,' ma J : r"lr. T. M,x,r!l james |. B..y.l
l. lux " Crawford. NJ II tl.nnrn,t.
J.na> Phillips. Jr.
5A nryimcm + y II kr. Chni,mn,:: T. II
i"'fl''. T'"n>m,ri: J 3 tln,Ln rlr,k j u
G,.t,",. y B,ilinrcr tl"x Agaa. T..>
y :" u N".'h. !I",r, Williams. j re
>r'' W -. gle, u. ~ |, ,.r,.
Mt"mH Rrm""c- \ II Er. Assessor. J
W Cobb, t"llcct +.
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C"mm'ssiomers to App'"ee the Bonds IF I'u6.
ftc DWcers-.'. ). N"rt"n. jus. ,l,nrmett,J IL.
Amber. james Lawrence Sam'l. Reid.
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isoUrM . RotfN a IgA1nKo7 7D.
!la lsa REssa R sassaa So So
GEN'L sUPrS OFFIt'E.

Y chAsLk. I y. ) Us Q aaier 3, 'lstTS}
I'm and after O;t4ber y. 1867. ,kf Pas.a,yer ~
~ Trains on the S.nth Curulnd Railroad Mi
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROMNA.

riCHtAS---IN THE COMMON pLHAs.
''m"e' L"VinH""d Foreign dNachmrnt.
= w NonToS.
~n,,n,,,. ~ me" pr6"s AnN
of hmch. SGI. iilr his ccIara,ion u cnirst
'hr he'ciidrn' l~h" it i snid il ahsrn. from md
without tie limits ri fhis State anil hna neither
WI" nor attorney known within the same, upon
won copy "f ne snii declaration might he SER
we'd: II is therefore orirrc.l mi tbc e.xi,s defcr
Ian Il" appear md p'ca thereto on nr before the
"h "av a. March 1868: 9th rw;sr. final and alb
s"'nf" IN ie'nrnt will t,cn be iven and awarded
against him. 4-r
J 2 fAGOOD, ccp.
Clerks Office. March ! ! II lY
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Commiss'oncrs ?t'he Ino-- DR.. II. G. Miller,
Cha'rnnh; H"".R Cherry Secretary unti rrea,
surer; j. b. Clayton. S u. Keith. Il. Cro,v, Sr.
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C1m"'tssioaers Of P"bfic Baiiaiays-R -Rnht.
A. fh"mps"n. CiIairnlnn j. T.. Hago d. See.
retnry aud Treasurer: W. T. IInlcnmbc. VI. +.
Mitchell. p. }. Miller ~ ,
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THY STATE OF SUl,ru tAn,h,;,

THt STATE OF sOuTi, rAn,n:i.y,
llch"No--iN rnH coMMn> .iLEAs
J Ia y Manldin i,srI. i, .i4xpv,,sH.
~ f"yriH" IlHnch, nj.
F'c'rrk,, PfB* iH'yx.
w IEHEA$. the u ni"t;F ,l:,l IN the 3 Ii,
ngrn>t the DtmhI."r. 1867. file hi, decln. inn
ahsrn' f. ~ nm" with M tXi. rs ii is sn;,l.) IS
""' IN" nr'''er wife # attorney Eil, his - g.
,p',on w ys', l" served: !. .thprnfn. ,'''', u,
hn' tF -al 'l"l" H.. It Il. .nnn,r ~, ~
iherrt q" ar 'ef.'r" tho I9.. .lav ,h' Uatrr..
1868 "tlnr"i>e. innl aud ,i,s .luc Judgment
will a'rn 4" given nnl "ar.lr.l ngn:I,>i him.
j. f.. II AHDOD. Ger
Ctrk'> Office Oct. l3 1867 lY
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THE BEST TONIC NOW IN USE,

l"'. 10. inG7
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-01-03
Auction Sales.
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
For s ale.
Sales.

hx l WILL sell, on tho 7th day Of
@ January next, [sale-day,l ] in front of
4SsA- the Court House, ut Ncwberry, that
valuable TRACT or LAND, known as the
''Vaughnville Place." containing 955 acres.
and well improved, with two fine u WE'LL
ING no USES on the place.
The house at the Cross Road has nine
rooms, in each n fireplace, with fine out
buildings of every, description; nine framed
negro houses, with brick chimnies; fine
well OF water. Also, an excellent STORE
no USE-a good stand for mercantile bust
ness. | have now fine stock of GOODS
on hand, which | will sell at COST
The other house has six rooms, fine we'll
OF water and all necessary out-buildings.
Al the Cross Road Piace is splendid
Ella EhSMIIW and WOOD SHOP.
This Is . splendid COTTON PLANTA-
11ON-lcvcl. rather sandy and fertile, and
contains large quantity of wood and
creek bottom land. The growth is princi-
pally hickory, oak and blackjack timber.
will also sell CORN, FODDER. HAY
and FA RMING IMPLEMENTS.
This tract OF land can be treated for AZ
private sale by calling on the subscriber.
near Chappelrs Depot, or General II. a
Kinard, at Newberry c. II. This is ono Of
the healthiest and best cotton plantstioas a
in the up-country. The vaughnville Cross
Road Place is as public place as any plsco
can be. A. NJ. SNiTH
Dec 20
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Coop FAEAnSo.-By manuring and
careful culture, DR.. Cloud raised
5,S9S pounds Of cotton to the acre,
on poor, piny-wood land, in Macon
County, Alabama. BY the same sys-
tenn, General Dunlap, of Mississippi,
picked five pounds of cotton by
weight from single stalk. It does
pay to farm well, anywhere, whether
III new or old country.
The New Orleans Crescent thus
notices the balmy warmth of the at
mosphcre of Louisiana, even in mid
winter: Passing the grocery store
Of friend, we saw hundreds of bees
hovery around and about patent
glass honeybox, and that, too, on
the shady side of the street. -
The BANK OF ENa1AND.-The
death of the Cashier of the Bank of
England, Mr.. William Miller, is an
nounced. He was in the fifty-seventh
year Of his age, after having been in
the service of the bank upwards of
thlrty-seven years.
The recent census taken of the
city OF Mobile shows it to contain {:
Whites-males, 2,911; females, 2,615;
total whites, 1926. Colored-males,
3, 191; females, 4.335; total colored,
1856. Total population, 1902.
The Montgomery papers state that
no difficulty is experienced by plant
ers in contracting for labor for the
next year, thenegroes evencing will
lngness to enter into equitable agree
ments.
It is said that Secretary Harlan,
who went into Office as poor as q crow
in April, retired worth half a million.
He is one of a legion list of patriots
who have made loyalty just as profit
able as stealing.
The London Daily Ne,ps declares
that Spain must apologize to Eng
land for the unlawful seizure of the
British ship Tornado, in October last,
and indemnify the owners.
New York city polled almost as
many votes at the last State election
as the entire State of Massachusetts
only 1000 less.
A special Washington despatch
says that the President will hereafter
refuse the use of the troops in the
Southern States, except in case of
riot.
Barnum is out West, getting lot
of Indians with which to stock q
"side show at the Great Paris Ex-
position.
Every British steamer built now is
on the American model with Scotch
engines.
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telegraph.
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n cNvs Itcrnr.

BosToN, January 2.-The anniversary OF
the emancipation proclama' ion was cele-
brated yesterday. Fred Douglas was
among the speakers.
Joseph A. Veazic, is said to have failed
with liabilities amounting to half a mil
lion.
Havana corresr ondence, dated December
&C. states th:.t the financial panic had al
most entirely abatod. Tho Banco Espag-
mol paid out on the first day Of the run
100000 i'll gold, and then reduced its pay
ments to $4,000 per day, in accordance
with authorization from the Captain-Gene-
raj. All the banks except that of Bossicr
q Co., had esImed payment, and it was
supposed that the latter was hopelessly in
solvent.
The Legislatures of Maine, Massachu
setts, Maryland and Ohio assembled to-
lay.
HARRIsBURG, January 2.-Gov. Curtion
has sent in his farewell address to the Lee
gislature. He gives flattering exhibit of
finances. lie discusses the constitutional
amendment, and recommends it's ratitica-
ten. He says the proposition that the late
Confederate States have o right to voice
In Its adoption Is monstrous.
@NEwARK, January 2.-The paper mill
OF Cole, Hall & Dennison, OF Bloomfield,
n. j., was destroyed by fire last night.
Loss $25, 900; insurance S1S, 900.
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WHAT RADICAL CoNGHEssMEN SAID
AT NASHVILLE. The reception at
Nashville was nothing less than an
ovation. A dinner was given in the
evening that called together in the
large dining-room of the hotel the
representative men of the city and
many of the ladies. The large
dining hall Of the hotel was crowded
to its utmost, and in response to o
toast given by Colonel Hirkman, of
this city, hoping for restoration of
the OLD Union and its glories, Vice
President Foster said that if the re-
ception of this evening were an as
surance what they should get else
where, the best expectations of their
hosts would be realized.
Senator Wade, when called to his
feet, stated that it. was his intention
at the commencement not to make q
speech, and though he felt compli-
mented by the reception, and should
adhere to the resolution, lie must
confess to a most agreeable surprise
at the cordiality of the reception.
Senator Ramsey, on being called
for, expressed his qualification at the
unexpected kindness received at the
hands of the citizens of Nashville and
hoped for 8 speedy settlement of all
difficulties. His remarks were warmly
received.
Senator Lane, in reply to the call
for him, stated that civil war had
passed forever. The people Of the
North and South should unite, as did
their sires, whose resources were
from the same ever-springing foun-
tain. His recollection of this re-
ception should always haunt the
greenest spot of memory's waste.
Ex-Governor Brown, Of Tennessee,
in reply, stated that he heartily
shared the sentiments expressed, and
did not desire to discuss the ethics of
the recent controversy decided by
arms; but he thanked God for peace.
He rejoiced to see the representatives
of the National Legislature. The
same banner now foated over our
heads. Whatever our differences, the
feeling most predominant among
the Southern people was to have the
Union restored. His speech was all
through enthusiastically applauded.
General Howard and Representa-
tives Lain, Thomas and Kerr made
speeches Of a similar character, aud
were most happy in their efforts,
anu greeted with great applause.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL

NEy YORK, January 2-Noon.-Monev
easy, at 7 per cent. Gold 1929. Exchange
sixty days 109t@109l; sight 10. Wheat
quiet and steady. Flour quite firm. Corn
shade better. Pork dropping; old mess
s19; new s2o.S0@21. Lard dull Cotton
quiet, at 34t@35 for middling, and 35! for
Orleans.
@7 P. NJ Money easy, from 607 per cent
Gold 1925 @1324. Cotton very firm, with
sales of $500 bales; middling uplands 344
135-chietly latter; Orleans 35t0l36 Flour
closed 5Q10c. better; State $8.90Gsl2 25;
Southern $11.20Ws17. Wheat 1M2c better
Pork sactive; new mess s21G; old sl95;
prime $173. Lard firmer, at 1l4M13.
BALTIMORE January 2.-Corn dull; white
6SW9S. Oats prime. Flour steady, but
quiet.
LIVERPOOL, January 2-Noon.. Cotton
market this morning opens firm, with pro-
bable sales of Is, 900 bales during to-day.
LONDON, January 2-Noon.- Fivc-twcn-
ties opened this morning at 73t.