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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-10

The funded debt of Connecticut is rep
resested in the message OF Gov. English
at S9,82S,4O0. Deducting the sinking
fund and the amount Of bank stock
owned by the state, the total liabilities
Of the commonwealth are 7,ssi,477.
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"A minister recently prayed in the
pulpit that the Lord would bless the
congregation assembled, and that poF-
ton Of it which was on its way, and
those who were at home getting ready
to come, and that, in his infine patience,
he would grant the benedietion to those
who reached the house of God in time
for that.u Z,
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Valuable Cotton Plantation for Sale

WILL be sold to the highest bisder. on the
w premises, on SATURDAY, the Ist Of June
next possession TO be given on the LIST OF Jam
uary next, the DiUch!ey Plantation, formerly
owned by Mrs. sarah A. Mutt, situated in the
parish OF Madison, a few miles aonve Miliken's
Bend Landing, Louisiana. The plantation has
a 'front.' on the Mississippi river about one mile,
wit a fine levee and o making bank. It con
tains in all about eight hundred $500 acres Of
land, Of which anoUt i've hundred 500 acres
are In cultivation. u Is located in the center
of the best cotton region in the United States,
and there Is no cotton plantation on the Mis-
sissippl river more thoroughly dltched and
drained. and but rev so wei improved The
improvements consist ofanew dwelling house,
gristmil attached. Stab G, Aarn, quarters,
cisterns, etc. The improvements alone could
not be placed there Tor less than $4,000. The
plantation Is leased this ear Tor six thousand
dollars. There is no question ss to title.
Terms Of Sale-Cash.
wnu0 NuT p HWNLNZ T~~re#aa
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DE NOT DEC READER
Ii II YOU have mad the sad misfortune 10 con-
tract the accused disease. known as veneTial,
in auy form, you can be cured II care not in
wins. stage fJ NAV present itself, whether pri-
mary. secondary or teri aryl, without taking
one solitary grain ofmedicine. AFTER ten years
OF close Investigation and practical experience,
I an convinced that Internal treatment, Tor
the purpose Of ehecting q permanent cure
OF svphilftic diseases Is useless. aud. that
IN a large proportion Of cases, 81 ab-
solntalv does more harm than good.
While under my method OF external medica-
ton. which Is peasant and agreeable TO the
patient, / defy competition with any other
method known to the medical profession. for
speedy and permanent cure-Whtch 1 guaran-
tee in al cases. In msking this important iact
known to the public, / wish TO state that i am
q regular pract Toner Of medicine that 1 am
a graduate Of the Medical Department Of the
University OF Louisville. KY, and that my
method OF treating these diseases has cost years
on deep study and closs=0bservatiOn.
All diseases Of the Ear and Eye treated upon
the most improved methods.
OFFICE-NO. % Monroe street, between Main
and Second. Respectfully,
mys-lm q. W. MCLEOD. NJ. D.
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To the Public.

Ample arrangements will be made to seat
ten thousand. All persons desirous Of attend
ing win please procure ueke s, as there viii be
no money taken at the gate.
40 Tickets TO be had at the different Hetels
and Music and Book stores.
HH-Tha exercises viii N at precis IL
9 o'clock Am
These wishing TO enter a. contestants viii
make application to the Secretary, at No. I76
Main street. Married men not admitted as
contestants apJ ID
So The list closes on the 10Th.
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IN Offering DUB BITTERS to the southern
L Pubic, we have no hesitancy in asserting
their superiority over any Northern produc-
/ ton in our markets In their devisemeat they
are purely Southern compounded with q
special sdsputude 70 the vaFlsus types 0;
stomacIc arrangements prevalent In our
I climate.
It is a gentle sdmulant to the system AFTER
undergoing a severe Illness.
! II as a ours-for Dyspepsia.
II assists Digestion
It cures Disrrhea and Cbalsra Morbrs.
Il Is q preventive for Chills and FsFeEE
Ills an invaluable companion for persons
travelling at all seasons or the year.
It is a HoAE enterprise, and possesses true
merit
HS- Sold everywhere.
C.. H. EBBERT q CO..
Sole RroprietOrss
ssb1a n Memphis. Tenn
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J D s

LrzUr-GES. n. z. FORREST.
I GIN. JNO. L. I. SNEEu. SOmervllle Tenn.
CoLTS TATE, fernando, Miss
! NAPOLEON HILL, ESQ Memphis.
Col n T.. POLK, BOLIVAR. Tenn
Coz. gro I. PORTER. ~BroTnkville, Tenn.
COL. ED. POLK, Helena, ARK.
Committee of Arrangements
John P. Wood. Esq, Memphis.
A Williamson ESQ, Chairman.
Hon " . LOhand, Memphis.
John CLanler, ESQ, Memphis.
Gen Albert Pike, Memphis
Gen A T Stewart. Mem pills.
I Admiral RaphaaE emmes, Memphis.
LeytJoy, Esq, IA pphis-
" cherry, Esqpaemphis.
COZ james C6lemaE, Memphis.
I Mai j. Murphy, Memphis
j WOrsham, ESQ, Memphis.
DCockrel, ESQ, Memphis.
5 3 Robins, EEq, Memphis.
Col sam Tate, Memphis.
Larry Harmstad, Memphis
! Capt West Sneed, Memphis.
Capt Jas 7 Bourne, Memphis
l j Davis, Memphis.
I X J L Winnt Memphis
Edward g JACOBS, Memphis.
DR. Mkeler Memphis.
simon Loeb, Memphis.
Cant g b Church, Memphis.
] v Page, j, Memphis.
Col q Galloway, Memphis
/ j A Menksu, Memphis.
I COlSt Clair bearing, Memphis.
Z Gen J r Chalmers. Mempuis.
Cold H Mcmahon, Memphis.
| Col Leon Tr0usdale. Memphis.
l W BGalbreath. Memphis.
Newton Ford, Memphis.
| A SeesseL. Memphis.
p X Cousins, Esq, Memphis
DR. W. WfikersOn, Memphis.
Gel 81 M~ageveuy, jr, Memphis.
Col John " Dawson. Memphis.
Col c j Selden, Memphis
Col A WOOdrun, Memphis
Col Frank White, Memphis.
Col A ] Keller, MeuphIs.
col Luke W Finley, Meh phis.
j d Burke, Memphts.
ogden Fonuaiu, Memphis
Capt II A Knox. Memphis.
Of BayUss, Esq, Memphis
= 81 Stratt0n, Memphis.
W L Cameron, Memphis.
Or r. J Ward. Mampnis
Dr. Howell, Memphis.
d r Molloy, Memphis
A NaccarO, Memphis.
b BayIiss. Menphis.
B b Wadden Memphis.
Ut R W Mitchell, Memphis.
Col CAN'T, Memphis.
DR. JnO Erskine, Memphis.
r a Noon, Memphis.
Col JuO 0 Brown, Memphis.
Mai. VIII o W0Odsun, Memphis.
Henry A Montgomery. Memphis
Gen j D Rutiu, Memphis
Hon J E r Ray, Memphl@
Capt " Rhea, IeHphts.
W Comedy, Memphis.
Can't d II TODD, Huntsville, Ala
Dr Lindsey, FIOrence, Ala.
Capt Pete, Tuscumbla- Ala
Ut Keller, Tuscumbia, Ala
Gen j + Pagan, Little Rock.
Col Lie Cause, JacEsOnpOrf.
Gen r. shaver, JacEs0npOrt.
Gen b NJ Bradford, Aberdeen, Misc.
II NJ billiard, Clarendon, Ark
Col A W Johnston, Helena, Ark.
Gen Writ Adams, Grenada, Miss
Col EiniIck FalcOner, HOiy springs.
Capt Scruggs, COrinth. Miss.
Mai j ID Adams, New Orleans.
Mai John 49, FcHH-
ara5pa r meNel, Bolivar.
Gen W II jackson, Jackson, Team.
Hon W z stephens, Jackson. Tenn.
J PCindeXter, Walden. Miss.
Nathan Adams, Haywood county, Tennessee.
VI Z Parish, Bolivar, Tenn.
J NJ Lawrence, POntOtOc, Miss.
M 5 Ward, Pamela, Miss
4 N thompson, Oxford, Miss.
J A Only, Raleigh, Tenn.
Dr Alex Thompson, humboldt.
Col ] 3 Morgan, HernandO-
j " williamson, Unlsn City.
DR. r VOORHEES,, Union City.
Al Lawson, Union city
Col James n Patterson, Augusta, Arkansas.
+ " Iynn, I~aclls0npOrt-
Major w i Woodruff, Little Rock.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
Illinois Lands Wapted.
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue OF a deed OF trust 10 me executed
u by Charles Pfannenesteihl on the 10Th cay
OF September, 1885, and duly recorded at the
Registers office of shelby county, Tennessee,
in Record Book, No. 81, part second, pages Sos,
$50 anc $40. October -, 1866, for the purpose OF
securing q note for the sum Of SiNty-two Hun
dred and Thtrty-two Dollars fS8232 0G, owed By
him TO John &. Leoch, and by authority In
vested In me to sell the property conveyed to
mein said trust deed, / VIII, Oh The 10th day OF
June, 1861 sell, on the premises, at 10 o'clock
am TO the highest bidder, for cash, the fol-
lowing described properly A certain tract or
pa cet OF land situated, lying and & ing ia the
city OF Memphis shelby county, State Of Ten
nessee, designated on the original plan Of lots
in and of the city of Memphis as part Of Let
three hundred and seventy-oDet No. 7lL, and
bounded as follows, to-wtt Beginning on the
northeast corner Il a Lot On the south side OF
Jenetson street, known as George Cromwells,
IS feet westwardly from the intersection OF
jefferson and Third sire Is; thence eastwArdly
with the south side OF jefferson street s. feet to
Its termination and interse, ton with Third
street +; thence sOuthwardly with the west side
OF Third street 1875 feet to an aIlev thence
Westwardly with the NORTH side Of said alley
1857 feet TO the east side Of another GIiev'.
thence n~orthwardly with the east side OF said
alley 20 feet TO the south boundary lire Of the
said Cromwell lot thence eastward Y with
said CrOmwelIs south boundary line 9JL feet
to the southeast corner Of the said Cromwel's
lot thence nCrthwardly with the east bound
the beginning, together With all the privileges
and Rppurteoances t~hereunto belonging.
The title is believed to be good. but I sell only
as Trustee-the right of redemption waived.
IHOS. LEECE. Trustee.
Memphis, Mays, 1877. myIO tn.
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RuECG

30 IN DER
A Nd MANUFACTURES OF PAPER BOXES
"A OF all sizes and descriptions. No 49, Gay
OsO street, Memphis. Tenn
All orders promptly attended to. my9 I'm
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[wEsrERN ASSOCIATED PRESS REPoRrs.I
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JOHN 5. c. HOGAN Il co.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-25

SssSa e. @,+z Conference.
: tbs Methodist conference closed its
session onIhe 18th inst, after harmo-
Nous and interesting meeting. Want
.4Gfspace, this week preclades the publish
ingaay account of the work done, or
1uaors Of the appointments than for the
Cokssbury District. In our next we
will give an abstract, together with full
list
81 coEESRURY DiSTREcT-w. n. FLEMING, P. Z.
"a ssGakesbury Station-W. 3. Capers; S. B.
Jones, supernumcrary.
Cokesbury Circuit-J. S Kilgo.
- Greenwood enlored Circuit-to be sup
= piled.
= Abbeville-Wm. P. Mouzoa.
-, .Abbeville Celored Circuit--to be supplied.
y7c Niuety-six Qircuit-T. G. Herbert.
Eo,= Ninety-six Colored Circuit-to be sup
piled. -.
p Sa!uda River Missiop-W. Fl. Lawton,
supernumerary.
Mapleton-Joseph B. Traywiek.
Edgefeld-Peter S. Herman.
Savannah River Mission-J. S. Dlnieli.
Belton-W. c. Clark.
q THEberry-W. S. Black.
sMewberry Circuit-J. Il. Zimmerman
and B. W. Harrison.
'~Lauseas-J. ". Kelly; one to be Sup
piled.
Clinton-J r. Ahernay.
Reedy River MisSion-F. Aud.
Cr. Home Gission-Thomas &. Ed
wards.
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For Sale.

Twill sell a bargain in the following
vacant Lots: The Corner Lot formerly
occupied by S. Hurd, and the one next
above which was occupied Ly Capt.
Boyce at the TIME of the fire; also that
splendid lot next to DR.. R. S. Valleys,
formerly owned and occupied by Mr.. S.
Montgomery. =.
These are all gooG uilding lots, and the
Montgomery lot contains ground suffi-
cicnt for garden, out-buildings, we'll,
&c. will sell one or all of them very
cheap for cash only. Apply soon to
dec 1886 3. II. LOVELACE.
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COMMERCIAL.

NEwBERRY, Dec. .24.-GorToN.-In good de-
eG coI1xBIA. Ss BIZ ~. Dec. as@7P. Motion lower
-14l Isl, Gold 33!.
CHARLEsToN, Dec 2S-Cotton active-lower
grades declined !; good qualities frmer; sales
i,5 No bales receipts /, l,lG0-middlins Is.
LIVERPOOL, December 23-Erening-Cott
closed easy-uplands in port 8 Is; to arrive 81;
Orleans 7t.
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To Rent.

That very desirable residence situated on
street, west of Capt. N. B. Mazyck's
dwelling, and formerly occupied by Mr..
John w. Miller. The lot contains one acre
Of fertile soil. On the premises will be found
every convenience. Apply to
Dec. 25 81 IT, L. J. JONES.
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J.. Factors and planters in, Louisiana, are
eliminating each other. The planter charges
the factor with being 8 shsIock; and the
factor says that the planter, after obtaining
advances on the crop, dispeses of the cotton
to osherparsies.@ sadsisn's it
The matrimonial market increases in in.
terest both is San francisco and australia.
Shipments. Oh. Eastern women to the Pacific
coast result in the building mp of thousands
Of homesteads.
Itisurged upoa the President that wo-
men, Hereafter applying fer eonsolships,
and offices Of profit iand emolument, shall
receise the same difference as is extended
to men, -. 49,,
The messenger Of. the Bank of New
York was beaten and robbed Of s., ,090, 900
worth of checks the ether day in Wall ST.,
at noon. Payment was stopped of course.
Ahouta million children are said to
gather weekly ia the Methodist Sunday
Schools in the Uaited States, under the
instruction Of 160, 900 teachers
A young lady won prize for target
shooting in chicago-pretsy good for o
Miss.
Gen. Hancock has repealed Sheridan's
jury order. The president has compliment
ed Gen. Hancock
Nat Fsazure, for the murder of young
Huanicut, was executed at Pickens on the
4th. -
Winter has set in North with sudden se>
verify, and Fifty thousand persons are with>
out employment in New York City.
Ifyou can say nothing good Of one,
say nothing at all.
->1D~
Index to New Advertisements.
The following Advertisements appear to-day
for the first time. Those to be continued, will
be found under their respective heads in our
next issue
Silas Johnstone & W. F. Nance-Life As
surance.
=" Corn.
George Larsen-Sale Notice.
Commissioners Notice.
Shcriff's Sale.
H. b. Kinard-Sale Of Dry Goods.
j. C. Moore-Mule Strayed.
Judson's Female 1nstitute-Greenville.
Croft & Croft-Notiee.
A Harris-Card OF thanks.
&" Eggs, fresh and cheap.
Grist and Meal, do.
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An unsortanate diifaculty occurred lately
iushe lower par. Of Laurens district about
ten dayssince, between Mr. R.. B, Lyles
and his fathes-in-law, which resulted in the
dssA Of she latter. We do not know any
or the particnlars., - >. = -. :.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-25

Kr, 4-M. Riser, G. B., Santa Claus
Adjutant General has On hand for immedi-
ate disposal, at cheap cash. prices choice
variety of toys, confectionery, can fruits,
oranges, apples, lemons, ct eatera. y. 49,
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Nswberry College.

MEssRs. EDIroRs-Those who are inter-
ested in the welfare Of Newbery College,
wilsee by the publications in reference to
the Scholarships Of said College, what the
Board of Trustees, have deemed it necessary
TO do. Such has been the desolatioA which
has swept over the country Of the whole
South, that nothing scarcely is left to the
peopie, They hare but litsle property,
and the prospect Of making money which
presents itself to the most sanguine of men,
Is, at this time, gloomy indeed Though
this despondeacy! may take hold Of the
minds of many Of our people, yet this is not
ihe time to despair. In tue midst Of this
gloom noble spirit:will not abandon hope.
They wiil;iook aroand and whether there
is not something which may yet be done to
contribute to the restoration Of, confidence,
ana 20 securing some measure of confidence
to- the people, -:s<'''.: ;! g. -
The peopleof the whole South must make
up their minds. that all that is desirable of
aecomplishment on their part, can only be
done BY handwerk, aud. sindornitable energy
and unAagging perseverance. 1t is sheer
folly to expect to realize anything sabssan
sial, uniess they toll for It. Every person
must Put his shoulder to the wheel and BY
this means the ear, Of improvement win be
moved forward. 80 42-z
These remarks are applicable to the pre-
sent condition Of Newbery College, and 1t
Is particularly matter Of. importance to the
citizens Of The Town of Newberry. 1t is
really important to the patrons of the Col.
lese. If any patron wiShes to see Of what
adTantagsis is 10 have the Institution con-
sinned in the Town, let him make the calcn>
lation Of the cost Of boarding and tuition Of
his sou away from home, and It wM neqeire
but little cGers on his part to. sec and feel
the force of what is urged.
: A word to the merchants. Are they viii
ling that the College should oe removed
from the place? Lei them fold their hands
and show too great degree Of Indifference
to the Institution, and they may find, when
too late, that this Institution of learning will
be removed Have the people forgotten the
interest they felt 10, the enterprise when the
proposition Of locating the Institution was
made, and they put forth their energies to
secure It's location yhere?; :,r,.
We shall endeavor at q future time, to
present some considerations to induce not
only the people ofthe Town. but Of the Dis
riet 70 sustain this Institution, and do what
shes can to retain it in their midst. :,
-, Il FRIEND ToHTHE COLLEGE,
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Democratic Advice % the South.

AWashington correspondent of the Bal
timore Gazette says:
The Democratic members of. the Recon
struction Committee have attended the
meetings regularly, not with view Of par
ticipa.ing in the business Of the committee,
bat to keep posted as to the purpose and
and designs Of the Radical: leaders. These
Democratic members express themselves in
strong opposition to the Southern people;
taking any part in elections or other pro-
eeedings under the reconstruction laws, and
they urge that the Southern whites shall
simply protest against whole proceeding
and withhold any assent to anything which
is done, as they predict that the time is not
far distant when Congress win pronounce all
these elections null and void. and Ni'l re-
store to the States their old eonstitu-
tons. Such is thezfirm impression Of the
leading Democratic statesmen here, and
they are anxiousiy looking for the ad-
dress to be issued By a committee appointed
BY the late Conservative Convention OF Vir-
giria. They express the hope that This ad-
dress may be a simple appeal to the white
people of the North to ssve them from ne
gro supremacy-upmixed with any eons,i-
tutional or other issues-and they declare
their belief that the whole North will rise
en- masse and rally to their rescue. The
Radicals, on the other hand, de64ptly de-
clare their purpose to stand Srm in defence
aud prosecution oftheir plan for African
izing The Southern States, and the outside
impression Ia Washington is that Congress
win not vary its policy Ole iota~ -
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Sewing Machine.

/ will sell an extra fine Sewing Ma
chine, in a splendid Mahogany case, and
in complete order, very cheap, if applied
for soon. B, h. LOFELACE.
dec Is st
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: A new Post 0Sce has been established
IN Laurens dissrict, at Goodgeons Factory
David Rackly, Rest master = - {:
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-25

\ party of eAaigraass passed through
Asrs last sesk, On their way to Laurens,
kassag been employed By a planter Of that
Aisssict, whose nare ne could not learn.
Sacceas attend the efforts Of both, and may
fas sxampe Se speedily followed.
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Umbrellas.

A full assortment. All sizes and prices. A
complete assortment Buggy Umbrellas, very su-
perior and cheap, by K. STEWART.
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Insurs your Lives.

jim the Equitable Life Assurance Society,
cf which an advertisement appears ip ,Dus
eolaI6s this week. n is one of the most
~srespopaisleaad sais dea,ipg companies, we
aelisss, siaexistence, and has gained for
asscsf sash q character as renders:is worthy
asSf kighess segsrd. This Society works
OF ze Aasaai Friend priseiple, and se ad-
ssi@ ssesg maa 10 consider veil before ob-
Ss3ing % enter into an investment 80 Ger
slS sa sass. Ne see by the 1ist in pos
= eesssoa,H the :Geaeral AGENT, Mr., Shaw,
saiskab q 1arge percentage Of fhs most promi-
&RsRssnen iR this State have insured to
ggasEer or tess amounts. Messrs. Silas
zstsle q <sFs r: Nance are the agents
. gof his piace.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-25

Three Female Teachers.
The SPRING TERM viii begin on WE'D
NESDAY the 12lh Of FEBRUAR next, and
continue 20 weeks. =: = .
Owing to the scarcity of money, the rates
have been REDUCED as follows. =.
Boarding for 20 weeks, currency $50 60
Tuition highest Eng. Course 5000
&c French or Latin 1000
Lessons on Piano or Guitar &C 5000
Special Vocal Lessons -.. $500
Drawing and Painting O." 1000
Singing and Incidentals &c" 500
For further information apply for late
Catalogue. C. H., ,JUDSON,
Dee. 18 81 IT, = President.
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Look at This !

THE subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally, that ne is
prepared to ship Cotton, Produce generally,
&c, &C., to Columbia, Charleston OR New
York. Will make liberal advances ON the
same, and fill orders promptly.
K. STEWART.
Nov 1lth, 1867. 13 46 Ct.
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Axes, Axes.

All the best makers, embracing all sizes
and qualities. Call and get superior axe.
r STEWART.
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M. Andrew Wicker respectfully announ-
ses shat he hss a.faH and excellent supply
efj Just ss5ch soodsas are needed for this
seasois of holid4yand enjoyment, aud will
dispease them for a triaing consideration in
noney, 10 pos and all, large and small, old
ana yorng, desf and dumb Call on him.:
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>.lT. Ind. BELOW COST,

:. ..AI iND: DELUN CUSi,. .
To close them out. Purcha-
sers, before buying elsewhere,
will do we'll to call and see if
what I say is not true.
I will rent the store I now
occupy from the first day of
February, as also the one ad-
joining, to each of which are
suitable rooms for families.
MS The establishment Of
J. Sulzbacher & Co., Colum-
bia, of which he is a partner,
has been removed to their
New Store, on Main Street,
and any orders for that house
left with him here, will be
promptly attended to.
M. FOOT.
December t 49 If
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-25

DssssrgsS. -Nessss, Wren / Wheeler,
abose ehzsdsome artists IN front Of ~, tired
s5ftraSslling, bare determined TO- accrpea
1FIeadid gallery which offers ia a coE,isu-
sate;sSs They uis6 % settle do~n nos
I'D -; but, tbas doesn't matter Il
gsa ssaBssisbA superb, Kse,Eke, artistic
p;eluse--one with It's lights, shadows and
Nesspeetises tsae 10 pature--now is the
dine. 70 cot delay. The opportunity may
nos speeday presensitseG after :hey lesEe
ns Of seceriag she servicesof their equals.
JsIz6suetLA sMcGesan. Esq has uitkdrawn
sFfora fas editorial duties oeihe Laarenssiiie
SfEeesadsa posisian he has alied NTH credit
20 hlnssle and the Press Of the State, for
SID psss sszoS years II the conclusion
efhaSaledietory Mr. McGowairsa rsays:
: 80 de Jsstrens and Prepr;etoss ofthe
Hesai4, and to The Press ef the State,I AM
Nusts msay 3ohiisasioas for the kindaess,
scskcssaeee aud consideration -extended to
ssss ~ eacsf alike OF the Press of nay
sassfea Seei iaaiy prcud. and Ia !eaving
kRaf ffatef1ifv, csa w;sa Il no higher honor
= q mas asay eEsrbe as hisheoned as
XhsS ever beeu."s.. s., ...
ssge xish him, m whaieScr vocation he
s16ass, al DE prosperity and happi-:
ssssss Be saself daseFzes. - = ....~.c,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-25

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the Legislature of that State.
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