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STEAM MILL FOR SALE.
I offer for sale a very excellent

Steam Saw and Grist Mill,
In good running order. It is situated i'm
nediately on the Greenville and Columbia
Railroad, l2 miles above the town Of New
berry. Its favorable situation makes it
easy Of transportation to any point the
purchaser may desire. This mill can be
bought on very reasonable terms by ap-
plying to THOS. A. FLOYD,
Jan 90 3 Silver Street.
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To Teachers.

A Lady, fully competent to impart n
thorough English education, together with
Latin and Music, 10 family Of children,
can hear ofa rcmunerative situation, to-
gether with a comfortable home, by adj
dressing Box l9, Newherry C. H., c.
References given and required.
Dec l9-5l-tf
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Notice.

am required to make settlement on the
Estate of A. Conner decd. Persons inter-
ested will find it to their interest to cal! on
the UNDERSIGNED on or before the 27th Jan.
1867. THOMPSON CONNOR, Admir-.
Jan. 9 | 2t
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and Fish
Notice.

I, Fredrike Harris wife of AbrahamHarris,
of Newberry So. Ca, merchant, hereby give
notice that, at the expiration of thirty days,
it is my intention and design to trade in
merchandise us a sole trader At Newberry
Court House. FREDRIkE HARRIS.
Dec 8 Il
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BREAD and CAKE
BAKERY.

TIE Subscriber will open at Mr.. SCOTS
building, north side Main street, near the
depot, an
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4 No. | Bakery,

4 No. l bakery,
where can be had at all hours, fresh dread
and Cakes of all kinds. He is fitting up his
establishment in a style worthy Of patron
age, and will cater for wedding, surprise
and social parties" and solieits public pa
tronage. II. l.. SCHOEOAlR. .
December - If
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FOR SALE.

t,s ONE of the most elegantly finished
ijIIi and desirably situated RESIDENCES
the Bronson @ @ proportyMeontainins Sl eight ht
lS) large fine rooms, together with Bath
Room, Water Closet, Dressing Rooms and
Pantrles; all being abundantly furnished
with Hot and Cold Water throughout.
The Kitchen is also furnished with Hot
and Cold Water. There is also on the pre-
misses Well of excellent water and n
number of most choice Fruit Trees of
various kinds. For elegance and comfort,
it is not surpassed in tho city. To an ap-
proved purchaser, terms will be made ac-
commodating. For particulars, apply to
Fl. NJ. GIBSON.
N. B.-The FURNITURE will be sold
with the house. if desired. Oct 1mo
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gaaufaE. Aigp cOA1nIBscralS.

= ~ ~
Con6aIhrA, Oosobsr % Saies of
cotton to- day 20 bales -midd ding 1865
NEW YoRY, October 29z-N Noon.
Gold 41JS(@42. Sterling 91z. Mo-
uey e(5a7. Corn dull and. declining.
Pork q shade frmer mess $2l. .20.i
Lard 13(013A. Cotton dull, at 90.
TP,M. Cotton less active and not
80 frm-sales 1. 400 bales, at 191s@
90. Flour active--State 8. 65@10.75;
Southern 1O.30914 60. Wheat
easier-amber Tennessee 2.70; white
400. Corn dull, 1(@2c. lower.
Mess pork firm, at 2I.50. Gold 40. Z
BALTIMORE, October 29.-Cotton
quiet and firm, at 1917. Flour quiet.
Corn dull-white 1.3701. 38; yellow
1.4O91.42. Oats 72(974.
CHARLESTON, October 29.-Cotton
par italy declined ID; sales SOB bales;
middling 1SA@1S19; receipts 1.75O.
MOBILE, October 29.-Cotton mar
ket quiet-middling 17@17h; sales
800 bales; receipts 1,496.
SAVANNAH, October 29.--Cotton
dull and heavy-middling 17E@
i7a; sales 32O bales.
New ORLEANS, October 29.-Sales
of cotton to-day 1,50O bales-low
middlings 18@181a; receipts 245.
Corn market bare-1.G 1.G0@1.7O. Pork
dull, at "a. Bacon shoulders 159
1514; clear 10. Lard dull-tierces
Az; keg 1515. Gold AZ.
AUGUSTA, October 29.--Cotton
easier-sales 326 bales; receipts 413;
middlipg II.
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INSURE YOUR LIVE STOCK.
n. e. NICHOLS g. CO..
AGENTS FOR SOUTH CAROLINA OF THE
Hartford Live Stock Insurance Company
CAPITAL $500, 900.

CAPITAL $500, 900.
DOLIOfES Of Insurance issued on all
Il kinds of LIVE STOCK, against loss
by Death, Theft or Transportation, for
two-tl,irds their cash value.
OWNERS OF HORSES,
Manufacturers, Expressmen, Tcamstcrs,
Physicians, Farmers and Planters. and in
fact all who arc in any way dependent
upon tho services of the Horse, in their
daily vocations, should insure in this, the
Pioneer Company OF America; and thus
derive protection against the pecuniary
damage they would otherwise sustain in
the loss of their animals.
PLANTATION STOCK.
Planters and Farmers, and all others
owning Cattle. should avail themselves of
this means of saving the value of their
stock, and secure all equivalent for loss,
which otherwise would fall heavily upon
them.
INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS
Is now offered to all classes. 1t is desir-
able to the wealthy owner of valuable ami
mails, who would be unwilling to sustain
their loss; it is essential to the poor man,
in affording the means of replacing the
animal whose services is indispensable to
his daily needs.
Applications for Insurance to be made
direct to our Office, at Columbia, s. G.
Oct "a
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Wolfe's Schiednm Schnapps are imi-
tated am counterfeited, aad purchasers
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FANCY GOODS.
CALAFACIO GLOVES and PADS,
" Corn Plasters.
Meen Fun, a toilet powder,
Lubin's, Coudray's, Yankee Soaps,
Comb Brushes, Bay Rum,
Hair Brushes, fine assortment,
Colognes, Toilet Extracts,
Sponges, ToothPicks,
Sucking Bottles, Tubes and Nipples,
Night Tapers, Italian Violin Strings,
and various other things too numerous to
mention, for sale by
FISHER & HEINITSH,
Oct Druggists.
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, Nnhlc T,eaIto otnl,as.

'RoS October "a. 4.-There has been
fighting within half mile OF the
oity, and there is great excitement
within the walls. The reyolationists
are preparing. fors . second rising. A
proclamation foEbids the assent mblage
of over four persons, and ell persons
to retire within their houses end
close their shops upon the. signal of
= alarm. Ta, ~ : ~ !,
= .RosR, October as. "A Thousand
Garibaldians attacked Viterbo wa.
'terdsy, firing one of the gates, But
were repulsed, with a heavy loss OF
men and material. Their leader and
deputy, Acerbi, were killed. The
Roman citizens, including the aristo.
craby, are armed and patrol the
streets. n st.i5
Rodn, October 226. 266 The Pope. in
o letter to the Roman .Catholic Bi-
shops throughout the world, says the
patrimony of the church has been
aesailed by the 'reyolutionists, and
asks them to order prayers in oil the
churches for the Holy See. The
! ,,nline,,iy tel4 ,y s:;; s:;z Friday, in searching q
house, met with resistance. They
attacked the house with bayonets,
and killed fifteen Garibaldians and
took thirty six prisoners; a quantity
I of arms and bombs were also cap
tured.
FLORENCE, Saturday. October 26.-
News hos been received here that
Garibaldi. was victorious in o fierce
battle near Monte Rotunde, capturing
100 prisoners and their guns, Many
killed and wounded on both sides.
Garibaldi had four battalions.
PARIS, Sunday, October 2T.-Gari-
beldi's force is ten or twelve thou
sand. The Papal forces are concen-
trated befor Rome, with instructions
to act on the defensive.
TURIN, October 27.-There has
been great popular demonstration,
favoring Rome for the capital, and
an address to the King adopted.
Rouher, in q dinner speech, said
he hoped Italy, under bad passions,
would not fight France, but emerge
from this trial purified.
Garibaldi, with 10000 men, was
before Rome after the battles OF
Monte Rotunde.
LATER.-Prince Humbert leads the
troops against the French.
It is said Victor Emanuel abdicates.
Garibaldi was checked at Monte
Rotunde by reinforced Papals.
n PARTS, October 28.-The Monitem
says the fleet, which was kept back al
the request of Victor Emanuel, sub.
sequently sailed, because no Cabine,
could be formed and Garibaldi was
menacing Rome. The Monitem. adds
.France and Italy are both interested
IN maintaining Law and order"
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News Items.

MEMPHIS, October 29.-Seven fever
s interments to-day.
compAnion?" Emile asked.
Shippers instead of sellers must
pay the cotton tax. This adds 25 to
the quotations, and unsettles the
market.
AUGUSTA, October 29.-Despatches
from Savannah, Macon and Columbus
state thatthe election today passed off
quietly; very few whites participat-
ing. The conservatives are taking
ittle,.i if any, part in the matter, and
the Radical Convention ticket will be
carried. Several Of the would.be
voters could not recollect the names
by which thoy had been registered,
and consequently were thrown ont.
Numbers could not tell what they
were voting for.
- p. M.-The election returns
from all parts of the State indicate
that the conservatives took no part in
the election. The Republicans are
ahead everywhere in the State.
WASHINGTON, October 29.-Reye-
nue. receipts to-day 1897, 900.
Ben. Parkinson and Tom. Kelly
fought fourteen rounds at Acquia
Greek to-day. Kelly won by foul
blows.
New ORLEANS, October 29.-There
were eleven deaths from fever to-day;
among them Lieut.. Geo. Lee, acting
Adjutant- General of the 9Th District
CHARLESTON, October 29.-Gen.
Candy has ordered the cessation of
the quarantine after the 1st of No
vember.
Arrived to-day-Steamer Manhat-
tan, New York; bark Queen, Liver
pool. Sailed-Brig keystone and
schooners s. r. Jamison, Americus,
Carrie Rich, A. E. Conkling, New
York; schooners Java and Chloe,
Boston.
MOBILE, October 29.-Two deaths
from yellow fever to-day.
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Steelyards.

Dteelyards.
A FULL supply Of STEELYARDS and
IN Patent Balances, just received and for
sale by j. Il Il. r. AGNEW.
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.A.y1otaeeaa -


The State Of South Carolina.
/ IN 10 U1TR SU7fTER DISTRfUEf Z,
Franeis "A. Hood. snd Susan r., his wife,,
5and others, ys. John B. Richardson, Sr.,
< John s.. Richhrdsoh, Jr.. Margaret Y
Logan, and others - BIZ for I'drtitior'
and Account x 49, 81 - - - n
TN obedience to an order. in the above
il stated case, viii offer for sale, ut pub
lie outory, at Columbia, on the FIRST
MONDAY in November next, at o prico OF
not less than Fifteen Hundred Dollars,
that lot Of land in the city OF Columbia,
which, in o deed OF conveyance, dated 28d
March, 1856, lie described as that lot in Co-
lumbia, on the Northwest corner Of The
interaection Of Taylor and Bull streets,
containing, as the lot then stood enclosed,
one half acre, more or less, bounded on
the South by Taylor street, on'the East by
Bull street, on The ff,ortn by MRS. K. g.
Brevard's lot, and on the West by Robert
Bryce's lot. Sf S3S
sfs.-One-fo fourth cash, and the bal
ance either for cash or at the option Of tho
purchaser, on a credit of one year, with
interest from the day OF eale, secured by
the bond Of the purchaser. with ut least
two good sureties: and mortgage ois "a Tho
premises. Purchaser to pay for all neces-
sary papers. J. r. KENDRICK,
Oct 26 Com. Equity s. d.
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= Napoison and oaaen L,oaisa.

KTsHE Very latest. By Louisa Mullbach,
Birds Of Prey. a Novel, by II. e. Brad
don. 10 cents. ssse e 81 ~ n
qaate, Q Novel, by, the author of .sMr.
Novels. -, Es7I q ,.
Frank Forrester's Complete Manual for
young SpprtHmen. g'Si5 {.
Dinks. Mayhem and hutchinson, on the
Now stock OF Episcopal and Catholic
Prayer Books. - 'E's'' : =, = '-''NNN
DUFFIE s cHAPMAN's Bookstore.
Oct rs Main street, Davis BUILDING.
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Executors Notice.

"A Estate Of Mrs. MARTHA FENTON,
deceased, will present them, properly
vomched, and all persons indebted thereto
viii make payment to VIM. Fl. TALLEY,
Esq, Attorney at Law, No. 4 Law Range.
y. OLIN TALLEY, Executor.
Sept 18 eow4
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g.NEW ST(lGK.. !.

ENAMILY GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
H. Wines and Liquors, Just t.receiyed, and
VII! be cold ut lowest market rates for
cash, or in exchange for Country Produce.
10000 pounds BACON SIDES, HAMS
and Shoulders. &, - s|.S V'l7I7
% bags Rio. Laguaira and Java Coffee.
100 barrels Crushed and Refined Sugars.
10 barrels Refined and Golden syrup.
90 boxes E. d. and Cutting Cheese.
% boxes Family and Toilet Soaps.
Teas. - - = =
rs barrels, half barrels and kits New
Mnckerel. sn .5- st<1 Aa - "
!, 40 baskets, pints and quarts, Heidsick
Champage.
10000 prime and low priced segars.
500 pounds Durham and Gold Leaf Smok-
ing Tobacco.
90 boxes Extra Scaled Hcrrings.
GO barrels iRectiied and Pure Rye Whis-
key.
100 loo dozen rickles, ketchups, Preserves,
Fresh Peaches, Tomatoes. Nc, &c.
Oct 10 E. g. G. d. HOPE.
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Hotel to Lease.

THE SUBSCRIBER, having concluded
i to arrange his BLOCK OF BRICK
1ulLotNsGS it this city for q HOTEL,
when completed, which will be about tho
1st of November. Said building is CEN
trally located on Main street, and contains
some sixty apartments, consisting Of fifty
Chambers, exclusive of Parlors, Reception
Rooms, Servants' Rooms, Dining Room,
Bar Room, Bathing. Room, Reading Room,
Baggage-Room, Hall, Office, Barber-shop,
and all appurtenances necessary to first
class Hotel. The number of rooms may
be Increased, il desired.l THOS. DAVIS.
Columbia, s. O., September 5, 1867.
Charleston Courier and Augusta U.roni-
forward billa to Phent1 office. Sept6t
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Mount Zion Collegiate Institute.

HNHE Trustees Of this Institution will
IL hold their usual annual election for n
PRINCIPAL thereof, for the ensuing year,
DAY, the first day of November next, at
10 o'clock A. M.
Candidates will address the undersigned.
BY order OF tho Board of Trustees.
Oct JAMES Fl. RION, Secretary.
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Tripoli, Tripoli.

TNHE best article in use for cleaning
Il Gold, Silver, Brass, Steel, Brittapia,
&c., just received and for sale by
.)ct 10 j. ct. r. AGNEW
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Nuts, Nuts, Nuts.
ENNGLISH WALNUTS,
~ Brazil Nuts.
Filberts,
Almonds,

ALSO,
Fresh Layer Raisins, in whole, half and
quarter boxes; Currants, Citron, Gelatine,
vermicill, Tapioca, Canned Fruits and
Vegetables, Canned Oysters, Lobstcrs,
Salmon, Mackerel Pickles, Sauces, Ex-
tracts, &C., Just received, and for eale low,
by J. & r. II. AGNEW.'
Oct on
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WOlfe's Schiedam Schnnps are re-
commended by all the medical facnltv.
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Canada.
CANADIAN POLITICS.

The contemplated change in the Government of the British
North American Provinces formally accomplished
yesterday and hencefoh the Provinces included in the
Confederation" will be known the Dominion of Canada
The Government includes the four Provinces of Ontario
formerly Upper Canada) Quebec formerly Lower Canada
Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. The Executive power of
the Government is vested in the Queen but is exercised
through Governor-General-who appoints Lieutenant
Governor for each Province tohold office during his pleasure
and Privy Council also to be designated by the Governor
General Lord Monck has already been named Governor
General and the following has been given the list Of
members of the Privy Council:
From Omtaro-Messrs Macdonald Campbell, McDougall,
Rowland and Blair
From Quebec-Messrs. Cartier, Gait Belleau, and Lam
gevin.
From NeW Brunswick-Messrs Tlley and Mitchell
From Nova Scota-Messrs. Archibald and Kenny.
The Legislative Department consists of Parliament for
the Confederation composed of Senate and House of Com
monsthe former being appointed by the Queen and the
latter elective by the people; and Legislature for each
Province exercising jurisdiction in matters of Provincial
legislation The speaker of the Senate nominated by the
Governor General and Senators hold their for life
subject to the provisions of the act of Confederation
The first Canadian Ministry under Confederation has just
been formed Mr. McGe twill be seen has waived his claims
place in the Cabinet in favor of Herein the
champion of Confederation has doubtless made virtue Of
necessity seeing that his popularity is rapidly the
fact of which he cannot be ignorant.
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According to approximate calculation, about five
millions hecolitres of 100000 qrs) will be required
for seeding the land and the support of the people, The
may be estimated at least at 100000000f (e4,000O00)
But the disastrous effects which will result from
such calamity will be found in the peculiar position of the
Algerian colony ITSELF especially with respect to its native
population AS body they poor They ubsist on their
crops When the yield is abundant they sell the surplus
which never OF much account considering the little
amount OF labor they perform and their perfect cultivation
SO that the san proceeds expended in domestic
requirements and the settlement of debts contracted in
cedng years When the harvest is defective they exc out
year OF misery feeding upon wild spring herbs but when
the deficiency assumes such rghtfu proportions this
season. with period OF months before spring
supplies them with and green herbs what is
to become of them? The largest proportion of the natives
destitute of money and utterly unable to procure the
means of support consequently famine unequaed even in
the middle ages imminent If in modern times in
rich countries it is easy fill up the deficit of bad harvest
by foreign Importation such is the in poor
very small number of the natives in position pay
for foreign cornfor the usuous loans of the Chiefs the
natural Incidence of the people, and the dal system of the
government keep them perpetual state OF misery I'm
fortunately the Algerian Government is reapng the
reward of its previous dishonest conduct. In 1S47
deficient harvest deprived of the Arab districts of food
The authorities appealed to the coonsts furnish the natives
with grain the Arab chiefs promising repay the next
harvest The grain supplied and the famine conquered
but when the time for arrived the Arabs refused
to perform their PROMISE and consequently many merchants
became heavy losers.
In 1854 the resored to- to provide seed
for the land and the Arabs acted with equal bad faith But
this year, when the famine is likely be unprecedentedy
severe neither producer merchant will sell single
quinal of wheat credit to the natives They thus
without food money credit to obtain any, The deficiency
in the estimated at about hundred million francs
(e400O000), and the French Government will have
provide if 100000 of the natives are be saved from
death by starvation"
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Bgoy has not lost its appetite for persecution The
mania still exists though killed for time. Brethren
the future before YOU the past you We invite you
to ponder these things To diminish wrong and suffering
augment peace and prosperity to labor for good and try
man whatever his faith, of every true philosopher and
phanthropls The age is called the age of progress
Make more worthy of its by sweeping away and
more of the traces of past evil We struggle against the
righteous and the honest in any class sphere but be you
resolved to be longer the victims the tools of unjust
rulers or false prophets of either kngcraf prestca
These arehearrring words in which all can join, what
ever our creed country We can all join in
the Heavenly chorus of Glory to God in the highest and
on earth peace and good will towards men,"
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Crete.

The latest official accounts received from Crete dated
18th June They contain confirmation of the reported
victories by Omar Pasha. Those said to have taken
place June g. According advices from the action,
Omar Pacha attacked the Greeks with his whole army on
the first of june but from the fact that the Turks have main
tanned obstinate silence regard the issue of the BATTLE
it is to be inferred that they badly beaten.
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Rome.
THE CATHOLIC CEREMONIES.

THE
The Pope held public consstory this day. June 90 at
which 400 Catholic bishops from every part world
assembled The Pope delivered aocution to the
assembled preates in the of which he praised their
great zeal in coming to Rome from such distances and thus
evncng their attachment and devotional obedience to the
Holy See He said the example shown to the world by the
union of the Church large its celebration of the canonz
ton the martyrs of Japan and in the 18th centenary ami
versay of ST. Peters maryrdom would show forth its
enemies the immense power the Church Yields EARTH
90 nne are ABOUT 10Y ana bishops WIN about
in the eternal CITY,
When the Pope received the American preae and clergy
audience they presented him with 100000 gold CON-
also model of the American yacht Henrietta in silver
the yacht being laden below with gold pieces to the amount
by Bishop Wood of Philadelphia. The Pope lifting the
model Of the Henrietta from the case said with gracious
freely translated 1t is not all vapor" abiding to the
golden cargo To the clergy his holiness said he had only
pleasant words to say.
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France.

PARIS July l, evenngThe distribution of the prizes
took place at the international Exposition to-day, in the
presence of multitude who filed all the aes of the great
Mars. The Emperor Napoleon the Empress Eugene and
the Prince Imperial and Prince Napoleon with suites pro-
ceeded to the Exposition in eight carriages each drawn by
six horses They accompanied BY Abdul Aziz, the
Sultan of Turkey and SUITE in six splendid carriages each
drawn by six splendid horses richly caparisoned.
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