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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-28

"A VOTING machine is one of the inven-
doas Of the nineteenth century, and a pat
cut for. it has been applied for. The ma
chine Is intended to facilitate the taking of
yeas and nays in public bodies. By an ar
rangement of wires similar to that OF the
hotel annunciator, connecting the desks of
the members of a deliberative body with
the voting apparatus, members are enabled
to vote all at once, and, after moments
time allowed for change of vote by any
member who may desire it, the result is
plainly shown on the dial plates. Stimuli
taneonsly with the summarized result, the
name Of each member voting is printed.
This machine is soon to have public trial,
and IL it succeeds it will be death blow to
the legislative dodge of killing time by
calling for the yeas and nays on every triv-
ial question, s ~.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-28

;. PRoskrR RCoURr.-The following appoint
Inents were made, by Judge Pugh, during
the week ending Saturday, Oct. 26th:
;, Daniel Durfinger appointed guardian OF
Andrew j. and Lemuel D. Lilley, children
2pd heirs Of sThos. Lilley. late of Pleasant
township. deceased. Bond $1,000.
MARY A. Cowen appointed guardian of
Lizzie D. and Cora H. Cowen, children and
heir OF james Cowan, late of Columbus,
deceased. Bond 800. r
John Harper appointed administrator of
the estate of Chapman Elliott late of
Pleasant township, deceased. Bond $1,000.
John G. McGuffey appointed admins
traitor of the estate of David Perigo, late
of Prairie township. deceased. Bond $500.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-28
New York stocx mar,xet-oct. "a.

... GOV Err vMENT .STOCAS--Qai aiet but a shade
better coupons 'sl lle; do '62 il9iS; do 's4 ,nol.
lda5s do new 1O75S; do 67 1923; Io4Os, lOoK;
7-3Os 10X.
,i-l spEo, AS-QuetSt opened weak. were subse-
aquenty nigher, finally advance ald at last closed
dull. Caption, 43A@st4a Cumberland &c aS; W ellis.
'rarso a ~ TX s41&955; American IS s967 Adams
81 9bIS<: nited states exc 6SIS Mere ants Tn on
2Ih@2s1s; Quicksilver ls1l9l9; Msriposs s9sK;
Paeihe Ma l4S!s; Atlantic Mai ll7S.sis;-w e.I::
1l24; Erie 727S 973; Hudson i,6 Z .e126s1: NJ A.
ing s62S; ,,uhi@ GeItifieates e5i4 d253S: Wabash
39>s; ~ Pau A. d preferred 63al; Mic igan Gem
1ral los 80 loo eni9a1 southern 7ss, 70 lii
mus Central lal 1929 rittshurgh ssS esi&; Toledo
l0314; Rock Island 953s 957s: n rtnwestern 7sf1a
Missouri g 107; Tenhessee Us 6O5S. "
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-28
Naturalization .

The number of voters naturalized within
month in this city is stated at $4,000.
Hayti and Jamaica Advices.
Hayti dates to the 9th inst. are received
A general revolution is regarded as immi-
nent. Provisions were at famine rates. a
motion has been made in the Legislature
to permit the return of all exiles, Geffrard
included.
Jamaica dates to the 18th are received.
HonX.
The supposed Fitchburg, Mass, tragedy
proves hoax.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-28
COMaERcIAL aaTTERS.

ss New York Money HIarkct-Oct. &c.
MONEY Steady at safe for call loans.
"a GVLD-Opened at l4l q, and cIoseu at AK.
Cincinnati uouey market-Oct. go.
I -GOLD-l4lK selling @ ii--
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-28
~ ECIAL NOTICES.
LOTION RECORD.

THE ONLY SAFE AND RELIABLE
Antidote against contagious diseases. Prics
s3 per bottle; large size doub BILE quantity. S. Sent
securely packed receipt of price, to any ad Dress
with directions, by addressing 7|H-
F. A. DUPORT & CO.,
Sole Agents for the United states, =
No. IL Gold street, New York.
H8 Sendfo circular. -ta jun2s-deodIy
ITCH: ITCH. ITCH.
SCRATCH! SCRATCH. sCRATCH!!!
in from 10 to 4S hours.
Wheaton's Ointment cures The Itch.
Wheaton's Ointment cures Salt Rheum.
Wheaton's Ointment cures letter.
Wheaton's Ointment cures BARRIERS Itch.
Wheaton's Ointment cures Old Sores.
Wheaton's Ointment cures Every kind
Of Humor like Magic.
Price, so cents box; by mail. go cents. Address
WEEKS & POTTER, No. l7O Washington street
Boston. Mass. = --yT
For sale by all Druggists. sep1s-d3tawwIy
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-28

FURNIruRE.-The Ohio Furniture Com
pany,rwhose advertisement appears else
where Ia this NOR ning's STATESMAN, now
have In storeat Nos. 6. and 8 Gwynne
Block, East Town street, an unequ allied
assortment Of the finest and best furniture
Of their own manufacture, all of which is
warranted. This company are devoting
thefr entire energies and capital to the
Production Of durable and beautiful furni-
sure Of the latest design and improvement,
And have already secured q national repu-
n ton for their wares, their trade extend
ing east into Virginia, Pennsylvania and
New York, and West beyond the Missis-
sippi., There is no doubt regarding the
quality OF their furniture, or of the low
prices 1t which It is sold, and hence their
almost unparalleled success.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-28
new York mnrhes-0ct. &c.

CoTT0N-Firmer and less active; sales at 2OKc
FL0UR-lO 92os better but loss activ,: sales at
s Sogs rs for supertne and western; 70 80 e for
ext sXtra Mes. ern $40 5ais % tex round hoop Ohio;
slI 50 .I5 50. Rye 81 a5gs s5.
B9s.e ba aaa .eecsy 50 sctive sales at
% 32 for Noe spring 81 s5gs 80 for Eo L DO:
for and q Do To- mSed % 20 n tor d1o Hansds
bG9S q y f of White diehisan &.a S'a'A a'0p ID
RYE-Firm; western ] 679l co. -.-,
2 ,fBARLkY-Heayy 81 40 tor S,ate; 81 4591 81 for
Z lMATr-D II at So so.
Z PEAS Canada ~. 80 in bond.
yance; at 43s As for mixed western; 81 Al
-9aI$|1o better: sales at sO@sa1zc or'western.
+; ,SntFEE9bull.. SStHFEEa aE ll.'' '......-.-- IN
= ,.SUGAR R-MpFe active saies of Cuba at lI1l9
iMolASsES-ouiet Cuba 4s s5ac. iiE
PSFFRRoogHiGoaasSS aSas n4a for crude. s4so for
ATHER-Soie lower; 2ssa9e for BuenOs Ayres
'wOOt-ilttle more active at previous prices;
sales at 45@56e for domestic fleece. -l-
t s Is and hesyS S 81 Is sfSaI 5 55 for mess
BEtEts BBEEEtEtsI19u@iet net at p previous prices.
BACoN-Active: Cumberland cut and short rib
bed. December and Janusfy delivery. at private
CUT MEATS-Quiet at l114 q Ia2lc for shoulders;
1S1 1i5!fc for hams. -
LARD-Firmer at 12s<9131zc. 800
= BUTTER-Quiet tnd uncaanged. .-2
CHEESE-Inactiyeand unchanged.
,.Frr.E LATEST P. II.
.FLOUR-5@1Oc better for shipping grades; other
kinds dull.
HsATaopiei; j 6 81 20 80 for No spring;
-Rl E-Steady 81 GAGS 6s western.
OAFS-Firm 81 1ss2c for ere. Id
CnRN-Dull at 81 1901 49, for prime mixed
% FOoA-Dall with a declining tendency: sales of
q, mess a S2192l 80 cash " = .
~ BkEF-More active without Change of prices
CUT MEATS-Huil and SUEed.
er. -BACON-MOderately active prices slightly favor
I, buyers. ~
w LARD Firm at 1s14@IsXc for fair to prime
steam and kettle rendered.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-28

The scaffolding on which the workmen
repairing the ship E. E. Stetsm, gave way
yesterday, and a dozen or more men were
painfully injured, two of them seriously.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-28
"The Pen is Mightier than the Sword"
TIE GOLD PEN,
BEST AND CHEAPEST OF PENS.
Morton's Gold Pens,
THE BEST PENS In THE WORLD.

For. safe at No. -25 .1Laiaen-
Lane, .Ne1p 2oak,, ana 6y epez.y
dulY appointed ..1geset at tie SAME
prices.
.N023O71 MAKES no Pens slammed
1ptkh tie Name or 2lade-mask of
an1' othea'j Meaef0z'e, 1phere an
.dqeaecY is eSta6ZiShe&, Tie z1ublic
ailI be best SuiIe3, cz1a at the
same prices, IY callizlg on tie
.H.gez1t;; i22 all Okte1. z,Z0ceS IhoSe
zpiSAing k1e .1lO2I025 pen, mast
Seza3 10 HeaaguaaIczY, 1pZe5e their
02ucaS 1pilI aieceive 512Onlz1t atien-
ti02e, If acc0nlpaniea zpiIh tie cas1.
II C0I0logeee, zpitb /ulI deSc7Ip-
ZiOn 0f sizes and prices, sent on
receipt 0f letter pOSIage.
A. NORTON.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-28
WHITE BOYS IN BLUE

There win be q meeting Of the White
Bows In Blue next TUESDAY evening at
r n u y M A N s' III A L. L.
! 5i9 O a. Fan In q, men. fallin. By order
no s.g21 .s,.pi5i,s .ae,pi, .1a .sa GRAND GUARD.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-28

The following is return of the cotton
crop for 1867, taken by the Bureau of Sta
tistIcs: The returns are from 434 divisions
(several yet remain to be heard from), and
show that 5 067,025 acres have been planted
in cotton, and that the estimated Yield is
1.56S.357 bales, of 450 pounds each, equal
to l.764,4 bales of 400 pounds each, the
latter being the weight assumed in the CEN
sus of 1860. The yield of 1860 was 1885,
0S6 bales of 400 pounds each. 1t is estima-
ted by the Bureau that the returns yet to
come in will not materially alter the above
figures. .-- .'...ri.. b. -, ;,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-28

New York, Oct. 26-The special COM
mittee of the East River Bridge Company,
appointed for the purpose of selecting an
engineer ana obtaining plan OF the brid ge,
yesterday reported in favor of Mr.. Robsl-
ing's plan. That gentleman was appointed
engineer, and it::was decided that the wor k
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-28

Two individuals claiming to be Englisl
noblemen were locked up in the static,
house for certain alleged improprieties, ant
beating policeman.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-28

New YORK, Oct. BINARY Dieckle. a
pretty young milliner, has sued Edward
Hamann, proprietor of the German Stadr
Theater, for breach of promise. laying
damages at S25,OOO. Nothing criminal is
allpnpd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-28

Gen. Pope has ordered the military to
assist the civil authorities in collecting
State taxes in Alabama and Florida.
Pardon,
The President has issued a warrant of
pardon to Henry Golfer, VINO was convict
ed at Albany for counterfeiting and SEN
fenced to five years Imprisonment in the
Albany Penitentiary.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-28

Judge Barnerd to-day issued an orde
appo hitting Cornelius Harrison receiver q
the Washington Marine Insurance CO
The total liabilities of the concern, inclu
ding capital, amount to $S5S.G4S and l
cents, the assets 10 $97,660 and Sc cents,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-13
FiskS Metallic Burial Cases.:

THE SUBSCRIBER has constantly on
hand a fulasSorment Of the above approved
cases ,-of1diftrent patterns, besides cofinS
of his own make, all Of which he is prepared
to furnish at very, reasonable rates, with
promptness and despatch. -. s.'~. % ~
rrrccS.n,< de$irous Of having cases sent :by
railroad will hiyc.them seusrlrec Of charge.
A Hearse S:always on hand and will be
furnished ut the rate OF $40 per day.
& Thankful for past patronage, the Sub
$cribcr respectfully asks for continuation
OF the same, and assures the public that
no effort On bispaF viii be spared dtoheRder
the utmost satisfaction. 7 ? IL - :.
r. C. CHAPMAN.
Newberry S. c., July 81. .. .,.,4 ..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-13
IET's ALL MoyE TO ENGLAND

LET'S ALL MOVE TO ENGLAND
Who has has not read of life in
90 "Aerrie England" and who that
has ever heard oft has not longed
to go there and realize it's pleas
ures, IF any such there be, any
lingering, doubtful swain, let him
read what follows, and Immediate
ly pack his portmantean. We've
got our box of paper collars ready
for the trip. Just look at the in
ducement held out:
.7"English ladies'" says Erasmus,
"are divinely pretty, and too good
natured. They have an excellent
custom among them, that where
ever you 60, the girls kiss you.
They kiss you when you come.
they kiss you at intervening op,
portunities, and their lips are soft,
warm and delicious" +" -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-13
New Books! 49,. -
New Books |!

Coming wonders. A Remarkable Work.
BY the Rev. NJ. Baxter, Author of the Com
ing Battle;
Memoirs Of The Confederate War;
Bryan Maurice, or The Seeker;
Cameron Hall;
New America. by w. H. Dixon;
Far Above Rubies;
Heart Breathings, Book of Devotions;
Home PastimeS, showing how to get up
Tableaux; =. ..
Elsie Magoon, a capital Temperance Story;
Cecil Castlemaines's Gage, and other
Stories, bv"Ouidap s;.s..,l S.5..li
AS we'll as constant supply Of School
Books Of all kinds, and fine Note and Letter
Papers. Also fnd"lible Pencils for marking
Linen. Wrapping Paper, &C., sc. '.~''
For sale at the Book Store of - s......-..
--- -DUFFIE s. CHAPMAN,
JuIv 10 IT, Ncwbcrry, S. G,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-13

A Bosto paper has would-be
funny correspondent, who, signs
himself "Job Sass" .'He is not
half so bright as Balaam's,' says
an exchange -.-,'. 3:-.:r
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-13

, Henry L. Jefers:-Wm.H H. Jefers- rhvs.A .JefTsrs
Onaentpring upon the business of The
next season, owefpg leaTe,te return; Iour
+hankS far the patronage SO kindly cx.-
tended TOYS. since .iiae ;e. opening Of our
business at the close Of the war. With
renewed ueacrgy, we will .contln1e to:
study :the'intercsts ofour friends confip-
,lns ourselves as heretofore to a legiti:-
,:"ste, :"e Commission Buslarss. II r.
Li6era! advances will be made on Con-
Ssnments, aid careful attention paid to
filling. Orders for Supplies. =, + -
Oar patrons will.bc' kept fully posted
on the Markets, free Of charge, by our
WeekE: Rsiees CuTrent. >
~ ...., H. L. j. &. CO.
Charleston, S. c., July l, 1867.
Sept.4 3m
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-13

LANNoSOWc u|tA LtCtCuOt6 ~ NtCIt-.
For the low price of Ten Dollars!
=, Without Regard to Value,
And nos to be Paid for unless perfectly salts
100 Solid Gold 1T 'ng " atches. $3.50 toS1 900
100 Magic Cased Gold Watches, 200 TO 500
100 Ladies Watches Enameled, 100 TO 300
200 GsJ)d Hing Chron ter Watches $50 to 800
200 Gold Hing English Levers, 200 to250,
800 Gold Hing Duplex Watches 1910 200
500 Gold Hing American Watches100 to $50
500 Silyer Hunt'g Levers, ..... so to $50
500 Silver Hunting Duplexes, =. rs 10 $50,
500 Cold Ladies' Watches, . :. so TO $50
1000 Gold Hun ting ,Lpines, 500 Is
sfa00s alisceHaEeon Silver Watches, 50 to 100.
$500 Hunting Silver Watches, =. IS to so
5000 ASs'td Watches, all kinds, .>.1Gto IS
~ Every patron obtains Wa:ch by thi$
arrangement: costing but $40 whllc it may
be worth 81 ,O00.' No partialify shown. ~
We wish to Immediately dispose of tic
above magnifcentGtock. Certificates nam
ing the ar ic'eS. are placed in sealed envcl>
ope>, and well mixed. Holders are entitled
to the article named on their certifca:c upon
the payment Of Ten Dollars, whe t!ier it be a
Watrh worth 81 900 or one worth less. The
TO the article named thereon upon payment.
Irrespective Of its worth, and as no article
valued less tianSl0 is named on any certif
cate, it will at once be seen that This is Il
No Lottery, Jut q straightforward
-legitimatetransaction, 'rhich' m0y'
,,be, participated in eren~ By the most .
.fgstidl0us p !r -. >.,3
- = e
Asingle certificate will be sent by mail.
post paid. upon receipt of 25, cts, fye for
81, eleven for 50, thirtv-three and elegant
premium for SIS. sixty-six and more valuable
premium for SO. one hundred and most su-.
per5 Watch for, SIS To- Agents, or those
wishing employment this is a rare oppor.,,
tunity 1t isia Rgitimatelyi cendnctedg busi-
ness duly authorized by the Government,
and open TO the most careful scrutiny, Try
US! WRIGHT BRO. & CO. -, Importers,
- :: 3rz :ag a6l Broad d&sy nNeAf York. '
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-13
A WONDERFUL SToRY.-The fol-

A WONDERFUL SToRY.-The fol
s<Aa=aslossing IS SAID 70 nave: been
Ataken from thelog ogsbookef a yes.
sel y hich arrived ia New York.
lnthe course Of aSvoyage, that
IS drsadful disease, tic Ship fever,
broke out among the crew. One
asos thegsailprs sah, oslg the irst,gvic-
tins ,Ewas Accompanied by hs.son,
e-asa1ad- Of fourteea years. who swas
e. - strongly attached to his father,
and remained with him day and
might, and never coufd be persua-
ded to leave him for a moment
IA large shark was seen every
{ 60 day following the Vessel, evident
yex-cly for. the purpose Of deyouring
u S~z. @any one who should die and be
zsTa committed to the deep,
- < After lingering few days the
a.z,, sailor died As was the custom
at sea, he was sewed up in a blan-
sx.,: ket, and for the purpose of sink
ing him, an old grindstone and a
carpenters axe were put in with,
him. The very impressive service
. a*tof the Episcopal Church was then
- -, read and, the body committed to
I've the;deep. So ,. <@~7'E+-
8 ssS@ The poor boy, who had watched
~. the proceedings closely, plunged
~S~S in after his.father when the enor,
NOUS shark swallowed them both.
ss;T The second day after the dreadful
scene as the shark continued to-
sssss zfollow.the vessel (for there, were
sSss'7o 7others sick in the :. ship one Of
- =. - the sailors proposed, as they had
~ - . shark hook on board to make.
- Ian effort to take him. =
:s~s-'s.z They fastened the hook to-
- - long rope, and; batting it with a
Ssssr9pieee- of pork, threw it into the
sea, and the shark instantly swal-
!ga5owed it. Having thus hooked
him, by means of a windlass they
hoisted him on board. After he
s:-,,ss,wa dead they prepared to open
;azssshhn ,Mhen onefofthe' sailors, stoopZ
- ing down for that. purpose, sud
- : denly paused, and after listening,
4 few moments, declared most SOL ]
= xsemniy he, heard a low cultural
p sound, which appeared to, proceed
80 from she shark. The sailors; af-
- SS. ter enjoying a hearty ylaugh at his
= e2pense,s proceeded *to listen for1
. = themselves, whom they heard a
similar sound They then pro |
= ceeded to open the. shark when
y the mystsrywas explained,
.fsss N appears that. the sailor was4
? not dead, but in afrance, and his |
-t~Sson, on making this discovery, y.
swhen inside the shark, had by |
~ means ofa knife, ripped open the
ysssbianket. Having thus liberated |
Tfs%=his father, they both went TO work I
va and rghted up. the grindstone-
the boy was turning y the father
was holding on to the old ship.E
. y carpenters axe, sharpening it for |;
eta the parpose Of cutting ir,way 7
out ofs,theie rIeaahslike prison,
- which 6eeasioned the noise heard +
.. by the saiier. s4s it.was the hot
test season of the year, and very
little air: stirring where they were
at work they were sboth sweat
.. ing tremendously. = 4
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
OF SOUTH CAROLYN 4

y 1 II OT IoOO III OAItOI|l N Il.
Ncwberry District-In Equity.
Michael Werts and Susan NJ. Longv: Latimer
=, Long and others.
The creditors of the. estate. of George
Long, deceased, are required to render and
establish on oath, before the Commissioner
of,this Conrt, their respective demands, or
or before the first day of. january 1868. :
-. -Ta1SlLAS TOMBSTONE, c. END. =
=. CONS office, Oet l4th, 1857.
;:l6-42-l2t. 49,, s12
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The State of South Carolina.
OFSOUTH CAROLINA

49,. Newberry .District-In Equity. -.
Mary E. Sem VS.. Mary F. Sem and Others
Bill for Relief.
: The creditors ofthe Estate of. .James NJ. SsAn
deceased, ARE required to render 6ne oath and es-
tabiiSh before the Commissioner their respective
demands on or before the tenth day Of .Decem-
Der 1867. SILAS TOMBSTONE, c.R..E.p.
CONS Office, Oct Goth A 81. ~ i.s.L %s.
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Buy the Best.
J. W. Bradley's Duplex
ELLIPTIC SKIRT.

Ut the following popular oIyIeS, VIZ:
TIP-TOP DEMI QUAKER 49,
Paris Tail &C :. ~.
Excelsior, Single Steel 49,
Reception, Quaker, Double Steel
and all other late styles can be found here.
! A lady having enjoyed heplea sure, COM
fort and great convenience Of wearing the
Duplex Elliptic Steel Spring Skirts
for single day, will never afterwards will
lingly dispense with their use. For chill
dren, misses and young ladies they are su-
peror to all others
: =. MATTHIAS BARRE & son
October 9
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-13

4 q
According to previous announce
sasnlent. the ournamant eaine off
here on yesterday. The day be.
ing fne, there was siaEge number
in attendance, The riding was
excellent, and the numerous
- Knights. eeatented with great
zeal8orthe prizes. The Judges
decided the. following as3Ethe VIC
torious Knights.
= Constable of GhestefSS Isl Prize.
Lagallahad, I'd. Prize.,.,c.,73, !
II Earfof Duncan. Sd Prize.
Damian DeIaeet, 4th Prize.
The Knights then formed in
procession, and marched in front
Of the large coneouFse, where the
prizes were distributed.
Mr.. John j. Flynn; 5st, prize-
.xaerewned Miss :Satlie Means Queen
of Love and Beatty. =, -. y
~i,IlMf.l John Rodgef, End prize,
fnetSadA Ae-apowRed Miss Jessie
Means. 1st Maid of Honoga
Mr. Lewis Mengs "a, pElze, nHe
,Brfale -erewneea NJ isssia 8 ea&uette
Wallace, I'd Maid OF Honor :
as. n, Bqnch,1 4ta prize,
f. fine spurs-eroy Miss Bornice
y,Asag Sd Maid Honor er (.
The erowning ceremonies were
:. :.ssraeefaIIy 81 perform -after.which
~ Tie Knights, with their ladies,
formed IN procession and moved
from the ground, travelling
: 2thronghsthe principal streets Of
At night o brilliant Ball at the
Central Hotel, ended the ceremo-
eSEies. The music and dancing
were kepteup to a late hour-and
the supper was prepared in Van
Warts best style. 80
II The ceremonies of the day will
long be remembered with pleasure
I byEthese who witnessed them.
UnionuilIe Times, 1st inst. ....:
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-11-13

1t is an UNFAIL1NG REMEDY in all cases.
Of Neuralgia Faciali>, ofteu cfecting per-
feet cure in less than twenty four hours,
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give it their unanimous AMI unquaiiheo>
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
OF SOUTH CAROLINA

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Ncwberry District-In Equity.
Henry Summer and William Summer, sur
viving Adm'rs. " Mary NJ Summer, c. P.
Summer ct al.
Bill for sale Of land to marshall assets and
General Relief.
The creditors Of the estate of John Sum-
ner. deceased, are required to render and
establish on oath, before the Commissioner
of this Court, their respective demands, on
or before the first day of January 1868.
SfLAS TOMBSTONE, c. End.
CONS office, Oct. l4th, 1857.
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ERRORS OEu.YOHTH,

A Gentleman who Sd suffered for Or years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects OF youthful indiscre;iion. will for
the sake Of suffering humanity. send free TO
all who need 1t. the recipe and directions for
making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing TO profit by the ad-
vertiSers experience, can do So by addressing
in perfect confidence,
JOHN 6. OGDEN,
AZ Cedar Street New York.
May s 10 1y.