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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-18

That deeds of heroic selfsacrifcc did
not end with the war;. is shown by the
conduct of the, brave and gallant gen.
tleman, Charles Jackson, ofBoston, who
gave bis life in trying to save the unfor-
.tunate victims Of the Lockland disaster.
Healone Of the passengers, rushed into the
burning car where four young ladies
perished: His body was found in the
acar, burned TO a cinder. It is apieceof he,
roism worthy to be placed by the side of
the uoblest exploits Of ourp patriot soldiers
and to be spoken ofgand sung with, the
same fervor ofeulogy. The day Of he,
roism is not done; and whoever seeks to
devote life to noble purposes, and to meet
death in noble endeavors, will find oppor-
tunities all around him, in peace as:''in
war.-New York Times. -, - =.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-18

&"FRozEN UP.'-Tt is stated that prop
erty TO the value of ten millions Of dol
lars, is frozen up, on the New York Eric
Canal. Boats containing over one hum
dred thousand bushels Of potatoes, seven
ty thousand bushels of apples, and near
ly four million bushels Of grain Of all
kinds, besides q large quantity of other
produce, arc frozen in. -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-18

Mississippi and Arkaneas have been
carried for Conventions. They will as
semble at Jackson and Little Rock on
January 7th.
Fifty Thousand men and women are
out of employment in New York City.
Vesuvius is throwing fame 1000
feet above the summit Of the mountains.
The N. Y. Evening Gazette has sus-
pended.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-18

= The gin house of Samuel Smith, Esq,
Of Anderson, together with a large guam
tity of cotton were accidentally con-
surned by fire on Friday last. The
dwelling of: Mr., Pleasant hay~of the
same District, was destroyed-h by FIRE two
days later, but the actrwas one of iacen-
darisim.-.> --..-s.... -. ..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-18

The cleanest village in the world is
Brock, in Holland, where no horse CT
carriage has ever been permitted to en-
ter, and where everything is kept with
the most scrupulous neatness. Bcto: e
entering many of the houses you are re-
quircd to remove your shoes. 1t is said
that even the Emperor Of Russia was
compelled to comply with this custom.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-18
Political SUMMARY.

The, Montgomery Ala, Loyal. League
% denaunces the constitution framed by
,esths recanstruction convention, and calls
= spon TIE coloared people Of the State to
aid IA deleatiDgit; schisIns. are taking
..saplace ID the Republican party air over
That State, caused by the action Of the
sunsentfoa, in nominating all white men
= is the State Offices and leaving the negro
cur 10 the cold. The Conservatives are
..ssalso organizing clubs all over the State,
:ess aid IN defeating the constitution.
<.-s The reasons assigned for Gen; sLer
4man,s presence in Wasbingtonis account
ssAsed sos By aietter in,the Baltimare Gazette:
- The President would have resisted
suspension and in this resistance he
- sssosild haze been sustained BY Gen. shers
ssan, If not by other general officers Of
The army. Hence The Generals pres
:. ence at the national capital. The yer
- dant individual VINO would argue that be
came oaly~to write up report of Indian
u affairs, because, forsooth. the emergency
zs&dlid not arise for his; assuming command
seslthe Department of Washingtons. ex'
hibits lack of Judgment, If not of
- brains.1 Z = :.
= - The following IS the bin IN regard to
The repeal Of the cotton tax, twice read
in the Senate, and which Mil probably
~ be passed :.
BE il eaactsdby the Sonateand House
: ef Representatives Of the United States
-. of America in Congress assembled, That
AL cotton grown III the United States
after. the year eighteen hundred and
Ssixty,seveR shall be exempt from internal
tag. s=a,l>s' . -.
Passed the HoEsa of Representatives,
~ December 4 1861.
Attest: - -. ...-.,.
- EDW ARD M4PHERsoN, CLERK.
: Another veto msy soon betexpected
-. from the President. The House has
81. passed for the second time the bill to
. strike out the Sord "white'' from the
ssalaws regulating the selection of jurors,
leavihg cosored taxpayers equally ehsl-
s>'ble with whne. This ~bilt passed both
ybranches of :Goags ess in July last, but
was subjected to a po:ketveto by III,
=. President Should Cong, ess take its
usaal holiday recess it will again share a
Ike fate.
i>s~ MI. Maynard, in the House, offered a
resolution providing that diplomatic and
consular representatives to Hayti or 9TH
er African governments be selected from
negroes. Referred to the Committee on
Foreign Affairs
In addition to the S500,O0o appropria-
ted, 81 100000 more is asked for, to
coyer reconstruction expenses to date.
Official returns from all the Districts
in this State, except seven, show be-
- Fond doubt, that sufficient vote has
nsen cast to insure the Convention.
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80 neash Of a Former, ,citizsn.

SSsSgS Sss-cSa Death OF EormsTSGItiSsns4
Is RosciUs T. ArswooD, died at his resi-
dence near Mt, Elba, Bradleyseo. ,sAr kan
,sws sasxan Saturday mesning, the 2ad Nov.,
1857. n his 52nd year. after aaeut 20
,.dsss Of much suffering, with typhoid tea
He notice ia the Christian Advocate
as aboSe Che death Of this gentleman,
formeriy . resident efthis district, who
.,sercnosed from here to Arkansas about
rstgo years since. His many friends Will
Sehearof his death with heartfelt sorrow.
SrEscopy The. following brief tribute from
x the same papcrs :. -.
had resided here less than two
pears, ret he bad attained standing
= esuaned BY few, perhaps surpassed by
noae. Ia 50 short q tine; and if the
- prayers Of lis macy devoted friends, and
~ his large and. truly interesting family,
,szsDnla have detained one so kind aud af'
zs5fsetionate,, be surely would have -sta re-
.s;zsaaiaea ssBat ne; must submit to the
siDis:ns will. HIS sorciy afflicted family,
MS aged mother, and his many friends
SRhile they griese, hare jet The strongest
asuraace, that theis great loss is his
eternal gain; and NE would cheer his
many friends in South caroliaa and
= TZ.elsewherssRish the assurance that sere-
z..rsI persons, the writer Of this for one,
> .cou.sssed With him on his future pros
ss,p poets, and all we're clearly satisfied tnat
'sshis hope and faith were centeFed On our
sszesss Blessed Saviour. " - q
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-18

General Leslie Coombs, Of Kentucky,
the eempeer of Clay, Webster and Crit
tenden, and the companion Of Presidents
Harris IN and Tyler, went out hunting
the other night, and captured three
6possoms and coor. The old gentle
man is described to be as straight as an
arrow, hale and hearty, and looks as if
he might live for twenty years to come.
He has not an Insound tooth or gray
hair in bis head, and never carries a
cane,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-18

HAVANA, December 10, 1S67.-The
steamers Barcelona and Cacique arrived
yesterday at Santiago de Cuba from St.
Johns, P. R. The earthquakes contn-
ued on tnat island, and one hundred and
fourteen shocks had been felt during the
course of eight days. Some buildings
are reported as having been thrown down
by the violence of the shocks.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-18
The State Of South Carolina.
Newberry DiStiiet-In Equit,

Newberry DiStiiet-In Equity. -
William SfathiesoB ~ Julius Mathicsop, sur
yivors, W. W. H)usealisaml Others
Bill to Forcclosc Mortgagc-of Real Estate.
By order of Court Of Equity 1 will sell,
at public anction, on. The. FIRST Monday in
January, 1858, before the Court House, at
Newberry, a House and Lot in the posses.
sion of w. w. Houscall. in the Town Of
Newberry. The said lot contains SIX aereo
more or less, and is bounded by Fairs
Street, which separates it from the lands OF
the Ncwberry College, on the North by
street separating it frc~u Wells land, on the
west by. Dr.. Moons land, and on the south
by lands of Col Simeon Fair. p
TERMs.-The purchaser will be required
to give bond with at least two good sureties,
and mortgage of the premises, to secure
the purchase money, payable at twelve
months, with interest from the day OF sale,
and to pay the costs Of these proceedings in
cash. S1LAS JOHNSFONE, G EN- D.
Com'rs Office, Is Dec. 1867. ITO
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-18
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
NewBERRY D1srR1cT-IN EQUITY.
Henry Summer and William Summer, Sur
yiving Adm RS. vs.. Mary NJ. Summe:,
G.. P. Summer, ct. al.
Bill to sell Land, Marshall Assets ami Gene~
raj Relief.
By order of the Court Of Equity, / will sell
at public outcry, before the Court house as
next, the Kibler tract Of land lying in Lex
incton District, containing two hundred and
seventy two acres more or less, and bounded
by lands of Joseph Epting, Joseph Sheely,
John Swittenburg and others.
TERls.-The purchaser will be permitted
to pay any portion Of the purchase money
in cash, otherwise the same must be secured
by bond, with at least two good sucties and
a mortgage Of the property. The costs OF
these proceedings TO be paid in cash.
CONS Office GILAS TOMBSTONE,
Dec. IS 81 st 10 G.. E. N. D.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-18
LOCAL ITEMS.

RELiGIous NoTIcE,-We are requested
to state, that the Rev. J. W: Iumbc,t t
will preach, Providence permitting, in
the Methodist Church, on next Sabbath.
Messrs. Wren & Wheeler will ere long
leave us; hence if you desire a durable,
handsome, accurate, life-like picture,
now is your opportunity. They can
take better photograph Of you-give
you a neatcr shadow, than you ever had
before. So call at once
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-18
NEWBERRY; S: 6: .7s
Wednesday Morning, Dec. IS, 1867.
TERMS.

TERMS.
ingle copies, one year. $50
&C 's six months, so:
Five copies, one year and copy to
Ten @ copies, % o0e ne sear SaP, and extra copy to '
getser up Of club, 300
Strictly in advance.
The ID mark denotes the expiration of SUBJ
scriptioa, and the paper viii be discontinued
If not renewed.
Transient advertisements cash in advance.
Job foTk must be paid for on delivery.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-18

A few days since Mr.. John Segars, Of
Darlington, shot and killed Mr.. Dennis
McKevlin, of the same District after o.
personal encounter. An old quarrel was
the cause it. s.-....--l- i. --. :. =. :
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-18

About thirty prisoners escaped from
the Charleston Jail lastsTuesday.
Rlmor hath it that 4 Polar Continent
has been discovered III the Arctic Ocean.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-18

\ small lot Of Tennessee hogs were
sold in Anderson last week at nine cents
gross.
Four children in Mobile died last week
from eating painted candy.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-18

The Herald receives advertisements by
telegraph from all parts Of the country.
1t recently had some sent in this way
from San Francisco.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-18
Cheap Clothing.

We are just in receipt Of another supply
of that very cheap ard popular clothing.
Call soon if YOU wish TO get bargains.
At LOVELACE & WHEELER'S.
Dec. Is 81 IF.
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Kerosene Oil.

A fresh supply of very fine Kerosene Oil
just opened, and for sale cheap by
LOEELACE & WHEELER.
Dee. IS 81 If.
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r TATEGFSOUTH CAROLINA

.NEwBEERY DIsTRIcT-M EQUITY.
1P::W Chick and Reubin s. Chick, 'Surv.
Adm'rs, VS. George N. Chaplin, Admir-
Bill for Sale of Land and other purposes.
BY order. OF. the Court.of Equity Il viii sel
at public outcry, on the first Monday in Jams
uary, next, before the Court House at News
berry tract OF land situated in Newberry
District, on the North side of Enoree River,
containing - acres and bounded by
lands Off,
TERMS "A credit oftwelye. months with
interest from day Of sale, the. purchase
money to be secured by bond with at least
two good surc!ies aud a mortgage Of the
paid in cash SILAS JOHNS TONE,
CONS Office, C. c.EsNsD.
DEC. 1S 81 St. 10
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

NEwBEREY-DIsTRIeT- EQUITn
silas Johnstone. Com'r,. rs We. Chaplin.
Bill to Foreciose Mortgage >
BY order Of the Court of Equity IwiHseiTs
at public ogtcrY on the first Monday in Jan~
nary next at the risk Of the defendent be-
fore tie Court House at NewberrY, q tract Of
land situated in Newberry District on the
three hundred acres (to>gether with grist
anilf and ferry adjoining lands, of ]. HsSu-
Der, L. S Keitt and Others. -. < - 1ssslsi.
TERMS Tho purchaser will be required to
give bond with at least two good suretics
and a mortgage of the premises to secure
the purchase money, payable in two equal
annual .instalmcHts, with interest frem the
day of sale; and, to, pay in cash the costs OF
these proceedings: -.
, CONS Office, -SIL5S TOMBSTONE,
Dec, Is 81 81. 10 -sc.,B. d. -
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SplcE.-Phe chapter for this wee

SP1CE.-The chapter for this week
opens with a woman's No !
Oh. no, could not wed you-no!
But hope you won't forget
love you as sister should
r. Oh, please, Will, don't so yet.
. Yes, lovcyou as a sister should,
) But marry you?Aoh, no?
+ I'm gricved that you should think Of it
F. Conc back-don't leave 90.
There, now, sit down and talk to me,
Instead Of frowning so;
One cannot love just when they would,
I'd like to have you know.
don't believe you love me much
,- do not, on my life; s.r .-.-e -..>
But if really thought you did
Well-ycs--I'd be your wife.
No cat has two tails. Granted. Then
a cat has one tail more than no cat.
True. Well, then, we have proved that
a cat has three tails.
The above reminds us of the smart
boy who on his return from college, at
tempted to prove that two were. equal
to three. Pointing to roasted chicken On
the table he said :. is not that one?' And
then pointing to another: is not that
two? And do not one and two make
three 2 Whcreupon his old Dad said ::
Wife, YOU take one and III take the
other, and our smart boy can have the
third for his dinner -.
A-SAD S1GHr.-To see an old maid SIT
ting on an:inverted fialf-bushcl measure,
in q cold kitchen, with her feet on the
rim of slop bucket, pairing her corns
with ease-knife, by the light Of a tai
low dip, and vainly endeavorirg to scrape
the yellow skin mark from the bottoms
Of her feet. If she is not subject of
our most -pious concern-she ought to
be. < r a,'- - = ..,'
4 gentleman, who went to take lodg-
ing, asked the maid servant. remark
ably handsome girl whether she was let
with the lodging She answered, "No
she was to be let alone ~s<~.. e..
"Pa, said little fellow the other day,
sewasn't Job an editor ?''
+ "Why, Sammy" .F--.et .:--;':
,"Becausc tbeBible iUform US that he
had much trouble, and was:a man Of
sorrow all the days Of his. life" -
fyou are lover, don't love two girls
at once. Love is good thing, but it's
like butter in warm weather-won't do
to have too much, on hand at time,
: sssThcre's more in that fellows head
than you suspect 'No, there ain't," ,"
said Dick, "for always thought he had
'em."
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-18

Why is loafer in newspaper Office
like shade tree? Because VIC are glad
when he leaves.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-18
Hair Dye..

The very best known Hair Dye. will not
.coler the skin or clothes, but turn grey
hair to beautiful jet black. >
dec IS 81 4 r. STEW ART. -
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Green and Black Tea,

OfSupcrior quality, for sale chcapat
pRATTS' Drug Store.
Dec. IS IL IT,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-18

= PKorfTABEE.-The Ccntrafi& Qll.) Sen
tinels says an advertisement of Richard
sons Corn Shenerwas recently inserted
n paper published in Buenos Ayres,
South America, at cost Of one tuodred
dollars in gold. The venture soon proved
"a good one, and boreits legitimate fruit.
Several machines were ordered, which
haze given such good satisfaction, that
an agent in New York has recently ne
gotiatcd foc one hundred Machines, to be
shipped as, Soon as possible for the South
american Market, making nice little
transaction Of over $4,000. such sim
pie facts tell their own story without
comment. r.! - - ,..-..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-18

MORE PoTAToEs.-This local depart
mcnt has been accused of having pota.
toes on the brain. It's a SANDER About
the digging time, It's true many dona-
tions were made by the charitab!y dis
posed, who had more Of the roots on
hand than could be otherwise disposed of,
and had we not faithfully noticed each
mans deposit, (not that we believed such
notices were looked for,) VIC might have
been looked upon as small potatoes, and
there is no telling how many rows might
have ensued. We love potatoes, don't
deny it, but love peace still more, hence
all the complimentary potato notices.
The thing had to be did, and if there IS
any further mention Of potatoes on tile
brain we'll knock somebody into the
middle of next week. We will do our
duty if the heavens fall. We thought
the season over, that potatoes were all
banked, or that our friends had brought
in their surplus. Its not so, however,
for another bag has just been deposited,
nice felows-thc potatoes, and yams,
therefore another notice The donor in
this case is hard shell, and having pre-
missed the aforesaid yams more than a
month ago, has tampcred with our feel
ings very muchly. Such jokes don't sit
well on an empty local stomach. We
are somewhat Modified now however,
but to be FRANK, if we catch him out in
the next new Moon, he must look out.
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"a accordance with a time honnred
usseeaHseng. .printers We Ralissue, only

uSageaH1onss. .prlhterS We.RHI'SSae' V7hy
ahalf sheet next week, that all hands in
shSs ofFsee may enjoy a iittfs Of the fFotc
afsatC Christmas week. Advertisers and
Others, VINO wish tos.make anything
zknexn 70 public, will obl,ge us there-
fore byssendiRg in their faSors as early
asspossible. - :
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Bacon. &c.

- Just received Bacon, Sugar, Coffee, Corn
Meal, Kerosene Oil, White Wine Vinegar,
Molasses, and super Golden Syrup, very
fine. -. g.. r. STEWART.
dec IS 51l4 - -
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=, ..'-,,... T. NJ, PAYsINGER, s.S.R

= Dec. 18th, 1S67. = =. ,ss8
Also, one tract Of land, containing Forty
Acres, more or less, bounded by lands Of
VIM Metz, Michael : Bowers and George
Metz. The real estate. of George Hartman,
deceased, on a credit until the FIRST OF Jam
aary, ! SEQ, and The balance of terms the
same as the above advertisement. .
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There is very little charity or ocne7o-
lencc in decd, if the dOer thinks there
is i great deal.
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Dec Is, 1861. ,----- ~ e.. l0

Also, By an order from the Ordinary, I
viii sell at the same time and place, the
real estate Of Ladoska Wadsworth, contain
ing forty OF. fifty acres, joined by lands Of
J. 3. Heller Vim. Il Ruff and others.
Terms Of sale, credit until 4th December,
1868, with. the balance of teras as the
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-18

--cHRIsTNAs IS CoauSG. Every body, to-
:gether with little children, boys and girls,
are invited to run without delay . to the
branch concern Of Santa Claus & Co.,
established at Mr.. AM, Riser's- Store,
where can be found a large and pleasing
variety Of Christmas Toys and good
things, cheap for cash.. at just such
prices as Will suit thc-pockets of people
hunting such things these holiday times.
Riser has everything funny, pretty and
soods Don't stop to think about, but
run Immediately to Riser's. : ,.-.... Z .
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TRApING MADE EAsY.-An innovating

, TRADING MADE EAsy.-An innovating
representative of the Bureau department,
while shopping on Saturday last endea~
yored to Introduce new system in shop
trade, on our enterpriSing friends, Viii.
son & Wicker, sambo's need was pair
of boots, but The old and inconvenient
plan Of pay. as you &c., didn't suit his
case, as, the cash was not in. hand. : The
,necdcessity was pressing, so watching
an opportunity and the. boots, he seized
them both, and made tracks. VIZ W.,
not satisfied wiltsthe trade, followed and
made speedy capture. Questioning Sam,
it was ascertaiDed, that he only wanted
to make sure Of the trade, that his. money
was round the corner, and that he inten-
dcd returning Immediately to pay for the
boots. To satisfy the ends Of Justice,
however, Sam was put in Jail and the
boots back in store
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New Advertisements.
Sheriff S Sales.

BY an order from John T. Peterson, Or.
diuary, / will resell, at the risk Of the for
mcr purchaser, on Monday, the 9th of JAN
uary, 1868, betyre the Court House, within
the legal hours Of sale, one tract of Land,
belonging to the estate of Jacob Perkins,
decd, and sold by Lewis 4 Perkins VS.. Sa.
rah Perkins and others. Said tract CON.
,tains 57a Acres, more or less, aud is near
Colony Church, and bounded by lands of
Mary Spence, David Cook, Sarah Feiiers
andlothcrS, known as the House Place, or
tract No. L. g-E.-.r.s : EEiS:
Terms of Sac-On a credit until the 4sh
day Of November, 1868, with interest from
the day ofsale, except so much of the pur-
chase money as pay be necessary to pay
the cost, which aast be paid in cash. The
purchaser to give bond with at least two
approved securities, and a mortgage of tho
premises to the Ordinary to secure the puI-
chase money. = y -
TN. PAYsINGER, s.s.D.
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. '-Tlz-7. --Etf. M. PAYSlNGER, SIND.
Dec. 10th, 1867. ..,- -, 5
BY virtue of Writ of Fieri Facias, to me,
directed, viii sell ON Monday the 6th Of
January, 1858. the following preperty:
!, One Tract of Land containing Eighty
Acres. more or less, and 5beundedsby Iands
of Richard Satterwhite, Daniel NJ. Butler
and others Two fine Brood Mares. ! good
Two: horse Wagon. 2spair gairs, aud i good
Saddle. Levied on atthe suit Of E.sP. Lake
VS.. Moses r. Gibson =, - > ..-,ss>.,-5s 8 :
Also, win sell the two fine Brick Stores
in the Town of Newberry, and occupied as
|, this timc by-Dr. Gr;erSoR and B. j. Single
ton, and bounded in front by the public
square on the south side by Pratt street,
and on the north by ~Wright& Coppock.-
Levied on as the propeaty OF doe Caldwell at
the suit of Samuel B. Johnstone, ct al, vs..
W. w. -McMoTies, ct nj. r-t.ss's se-sS 3
Also5 1900 Acres Of Land, TractNo. 1.-the
Home tract,) containing 600 acres, and
bounded by =lands'of' T, B. Nadlington. Joe
Caldwell, Lemuel Dicke,t and others. Tract
No 9, lying on-1udian and Kings Creek and
bounded by lands of DR.: Kenaeriy, Smith.
L. @DiFisS and W. Chick, and contains:
Twelve Hundred (f200) Acres more or less.
Levied or as+the property Oft w. Cald-
well at the suit Of Samuel B. Johnstone, ct
al, VS.. w. w. McMogTies T.. W Caldwell
aEd Joe CALDWELL : - e s: =. = > ass}
I'M. PAYSlNGER, JED.
December 16 1861! -: -: S
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-18
We acknowledge a cordial Invitation

We acknowledge cordial, invitation
from>Squirc j. Y. Hunter, Of the "Catch
Penny" country to be and appear, some
time during the present week, in those
famous "diggins, '''and to enjoy the hos
FATALITIES Of his house, which are offered
fail, free and without stint. This vii,
I've a big week AZ Catch Penny, and we
regret exceedingly that appearances at
present are unfavorable to an enjoyment
of the occasion; if possible, however,
we will 50.