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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-23
COMMERCIAL.

NEWBERRY, Oct. 22.-Cotton firm, prices
advancing-market closing at 139.
COLUMBIA, Oct. 21.-Sales of Cotton 10
bales, middlings 164 169.
New YORK, October 1.-Evening-Cot-
ton active and &c. better, with sales of :, 1000
bales-uplands 20. Flour steady. Wheat
frmer. Mixed Western corn Sl.Sa LAO.
SAVANNAH, October q Cotton firm and
adyancing-holders too stiff for buyers; sales
$50 bales-middling Is 184.
CINCINNATI, October 21.-Flour dull and
declined 25c. Corn dali at 81. Mess pork
S21.75 %. Bacon shoulders IA, clear sides
1sf. Lard IA.
BALr1MoRE, October 21.-Cotton quiet at
19. Flour dull-no sales in consequence.
Wheat declined 10c.-prime to choice South
ern red So 80 Il 2 S.. Corn lower.
LIVERPOOL, October 21-Noon.-Cotton
IS firIu-uplands 81. Orleans Oh -
CHARLESTON, October 21.-Cottot market
continues 10 stiffen, with good demand, at
advanced prices-middlings 18; sales $50
bales, ..'
Augusta, October 81 THE cotton mar
ket is more active. and frmer; sales S62
bales-midding 162..*
NEg ORLEANS, October 21.-Sales 1,500
bales Cotton; demand good and supply mod.
erate--low middling III 18. Flour very
dull; superfne $40 q 10 .25, treble extra S12 :
As SIP so. Corn in good demand, with an
upward tendency-white ST. 40 a las, yel-
low mixed Sl50 Fair jobbing trade for
bacon-shoulders ISL, clear sides 19t, sugar
cured hams 2Sk. Gold 433.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-23

,vTowN CorSctI VS. GoArS. We had an
inEling. some: time: since that our city
4stbsrs objected to the. loose way Sin
which the goats ofthis town were Kept
by their owners, and sundry threats were
made against the unfortunate animals,
but nopubac anaenp cement was given
norad advertisement in the properly authori-
.zed, channel-,the public. paper ofehe
TOWN. tEserybodg and the other MN
were not acquainted With the savage IN
.tentions 81. said Council, aud many inno-
cent goats were still Jeff, at large. The
dull season, scarcity of money and high
price ofmeat$, were not thought of in
this connection, or that this worthy, lean
body of men had cast hungry eyes on the
herd Of fat goats. Too late is the fact
realized. 4 descent is made, the goats
are put in "pound' and against all pre-
cedcnt, except in time of war, ore pounded
into force balls, cut into chops, roast
pieces, made mince meat Of, and are
clean gone forever, hid away in the
empty paunches of these city protectors.
Individually We have the highest esteem
for the gentlemen composing. this body,
and we are confident that no one of them
alone would have cast a longing eye on
the fat proportions of the biflys and man.
nies oftheir neighbors. Wespeak know.
ingly as to the excellent inten6ant whose
weakness is beef But as body, in
council assembled, and robed in author
ity, there is nothing their ambition will
not prompt them to do, even to the MUIR
dering of the innocents St. Bartholo.
news pales in comparison. We humbly
entreat more public notice ere next they
meet put their heads together.
Our pet was among thesslain and eaten.
Its loss is deplored, and we give the
following:
In memory ofa spotlcss KID, the pet
and plaything Of our two year old boy,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-23
Notice to 'TrespasserS.

All persons, white and black. are hereby
forbidden to hunt or trespass on my planta-
ton in any way, and all are strictly forbid
den to ride through; my plantation be-
tween D. S. Graham's and y; T. Gromerss
as there is no road through there. My
fences must forever hereafter be left up.
An who violate this notice will have the law
or lead to contend with, as will 10 longer
suffer myself to be trespassed upon.
October % 3 F. j. GRAHAM.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-23
S msnaasnsy j 90 &C ERs

Ma, b sloan assesigned pcsi6on as
superiatendens snf lhs exc R.sR,,. sna Is
sueceeded by Mr. ~ !. Aeredish> ,Majer
Saosn earries wssh him ffne best &ishes.ef ~.
Hs Is mt only pelise ana aasble gentle:
sasns bns anfasnsly pFacticas As 0 graduate
oF Msst Poias MS kpeRasSgs Of siFa engis
aeerlng qaali6ed am 100 MS hse position
.EHamistake NOT bsaved with distinction
stas 1 lieusenantoe dSageops,l during ante
bsilans Dimes, ID ::ae ala srsy, oa the West,
sesnonfisr. sHenow retifes2 to the .dign;sy
sf faEmerT .s:.,. - ,.,. :. -.
Dir. Janes Meredith us Successor, has
talenB, ss Sd master. snaebinisf. which win
/ sender nina 4 worthy and efficient officer Re
sis one ag g1he MOST ipdushjons Of rncn-fuH
Eaf energy and snserprises We wish him
honofs 10 his new berth.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-23
STATE oF:s0UTH CAROLINA 4
-NEWBERRY DISTRICT.
By John F. Peterson; Ordinary of NewberTy

rNEWBERRf DISTRICT.
By John F, Peterson; Ordinary of NeWberTy
-, District. =. - H.. =. -.
Whereas, Michael H: Kempson has applied
TO- me for Letters of "A dmfnistratio on
all and singular; the goods and ehattels, rights
and credits of Ben Singleton, late of the;dis-
,triet aforesaid, deceased:
These are therefore to cite and admonisli
all and singular, the kindred and creditors Of
the said deceased, to be and appear before
me, at our next Ordinary's Court for the
said District, to be holden at Newberry Court
House on the 29th of Oct inst, to show
cause, if any why the said Administration
should not he granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 18th
day of Oct, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty seven.
JOHN 7. PETERSON, o. n. d.
Oct. % 432t
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-23
NOTICE.

= 7We.wiH sell, on TUESDAY the .26th Of
November next, at the late residence Hof
MIDDLETON STe sKINARD.E dec raH the
PERSONAL property of said decd consisting
of the following propertY, to>wit;- -,
One y YaIuable FAMILY
HORSE. az ~ - :,
: Two f1eBrood Mares : : -: E
+; One fine Colt: .s-::-!, -.
:. Nine fine. young Mules.
:. One4Iarge. fine Devon Bull
Forty orffty. head Cattle :
Thirty or ftrty head legs
:. Fifteen Sheep, "a; -.
:: :: Forty head Goats -
Five Wagons. 49,
: two BSuggies and Harness.
>. ~ Wagon and PloW Gear.
:. Farming Implements; :: ;. Z
:, 400or 800 bushels Corn.
!. Fodder and shueks.
: Forty bushels Seed Barley
= Fifty bushels Oats. =, =, !
: Fifty bush els Seed Wheat:
Flour and Corn: -: : -. - =. :
= Peas and Cotton: Seed s
:. One Thrasher: -, :: 60
:, ;OneFan. 80: !. :, :. =. ?, ).
( : One Corn Shelter
One Straw Cutter - =. {.
: Blacksmith s Tools: 80
Two Gins. = +, -: : :: :, -: ;
: - = Household and Kitchen
Furniture and many other
articles. 80 = -: ::
= s TERMS OF SALE CASH.
ea'5z THOMAS F. HARMONIC ~. :.
~; ~ = HENRY o: HENsoNiS a =.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-23

- A NEw FIaM.-We caH attention to- she
adscr isetncns osNsssrs. sllas dohnstone7&
WmsrF. NANCE both gentlemen web known
10 our connrus,isy. Planters aed Merchants
will do y Ell to cali aRd see them OIL matters
eonueesedwith eottonaud produce generally.
They have prompt and reliable correspon.
dents in all the large commercial cities of
the Union.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-23

PARIS, October l9.-Thc~Italian troops
still guard the frontier, preventing Carl.
baldian reiufor celpents from crossing.
Menotti Garibaldi has reached the vicini-
ty Of Rome. The French and Spanish
volunteers have reached Rome. 1t is re-
ported that the Garibaldian plans within
Rome have been discovered, and many
of the leaders have been arrested. The
fleet Of transports and iron.clads at Tou-
Ion have sailing orders.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-23

We aekaoRleags saeersospsidn >ofa
baseA of sers- hsuaspsefs pripRd aaa
.nsaily arranged S. goaks, seat Us y
he board ftoln iseeassiiaiis ss:fshass:
MA Tsaehess elass Bsok;; Ese- Iafaa
elsss Question Book Iitsis Lesbos 4aali
IitsiS Peopls; |; a Base rMseaisns ns
Bi6ls Dostsias; aaa eauas s eaessioa
Book on The faar Gospels, and :she SON,
days School Primer. teese books: mast
socn Sscpns popular NTH ssaday
schools We hasa SEED nonsS Rsalsr.or
better aaapisd for he purposes iatesded.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-23
Tha Radical Convention.

Met in Columbia last week, proceed
ings inharmonious. Conservatism at
discouat.s Mr.. Epping, U. S. Marshah
Introduced esolutions-moderate in cha
racter, which. were adopted, but which
were finally voted down after violent
denunciatory speeches from Wright,
Elliot, Delargc and Bowen, black, mulat-
to and white. Epping left the meeting
in, disgust Pilisbury, Elliot, Mackev,
Bowen and Wright who alone voted
against the resolutions in the first in
stances "appear to be the leaders of the
extreme radical wing of the party, willing
to,eut-Herod Herod, in the adoption of
the widest and most destructive mea-
sgfes. Pihsbury is white, Massachu-
sets man. Graad Mogul Of the Union
Leagae, and in the pay of the Freed
mans Bureau; Maekey and Bowen are
white, and act as his fugienen ; the other
two are Northern negroes"
They are raising Sea island cotton IN
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-23
MARRIED,

. MARRIED on the 17th inst, at the resi-
,denee- Of the brides mother, Mrs. Ii. A.
Glasgow, by the Rev. r. AZ Miekle. Mr..
LELAND NJ. .SPEERs to Mfss CLEoRA GLAs-
cow, all Of Ne@berry District 'Nss3 .
-The young and, newly made happy pair
have our hearty wishes FOR .theirfuture hap
piness; may. their lifexoyage be,fuH ofjoys.
The bride Will accept our thanks for the
beautiful. cake, her kind Remembrance"
,afording us the highest satisfac ton.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-23
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
NEWBERRY DISTRICT
Rr Iohn r Pctcrsnn Ordinary Of NeMherrY

NEWBERRY DISTRICT
By John T. Peterson, Ordinary Of Newberry
District.
Whereas. .Gornelia P. Lyles has applied to
me for Letters of-Adminstration. on, all and
singular the goods and "chattels, rights and
credits of. VIM Lyles, late OF the district
aforesaid, deceased: .,
These are therefore to cite and ;admonish
all and singular, the kindred and creditors Of
the said deceased, to be and appear before
me, atour next Ordinary s, Court for the said
District, to be holden at Newberry Court
House on the 4tb day Of Nov, next, to show
cause. if any why the said Administration
should not be granted. =
Given under my hand and Seal, this 21st
day Of Oct, in the year>of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty>seyen.
: = John I. Peterson, o: N. D.
Oct. % f3 2t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-23

: TWILL RENT ION the day ofsSaIe. The
TON on which, NJ T. Kinard
lived ar the time Of his, death, and the Ferry
known as Higgins Ferry, for the 5enefis OF
Hannah E. Kinard and MamyG. Kina1d, TO;
whom the land was, conveyed BY y. T ski-:
A"'0 III D'' = 'i'f THOMAS F. HARMON
October q Agent.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-23

p Having ! secured tho
services of Mr.. Ell. Marshall, (
hes wiz be happy to.see his
many friends and former Gus
toners at my store, and gias
them any attention they may
need s - Z Z
> ~ The estab blisIlment Of
I. Sulzbacher( & Co.. ColHnar
bia, Of which he is a partner,
has: been removed to. their
New Store, on Main Street.
and any:ordcrs for that house:
left with him here, will ba,
promptly attend ed To-: :.
M, .,@FoOT =
- October % 43 - ssss,..s..N.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-23
Guano..

100 tons warranted genuine Peruvian,
from the Agent of the Peruvian Govern
ment, on hand and for saieby
sILAS JoHNSToNE& & EM. F.sNaNGE,
October % 43
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-23

B. Rush Campbell, Grand Lecturer of the
Masonic Fraternity of S. c., will lecture in
Amity Lodge, on the night Of the 23rd inst,
and before signet Chapter the two following
evenings. The Craft will please attend.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-23

Two meteors raa across each others path
in the South western heavens, last night,
about nine CLOCK. They seemed anxious to
put each other out, Illuminating this portion
of themundane sphere with their fires.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-23

If you wish to purchase pair of boots or
shoes of any variety, call On Abrams, Griffin
and Hargrove. The quality and price of
their goods cannot be excelled.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-23

Tbs card Sff this iseis,.eman one of ihe
s. lasgsss 3. aud asss rsGable Draggists 10 ths
! scisg of Angusta, win Be ,fscad Else
! wl,sfe Dr. Tut Is Associated sesr,
I'D irisnd Mrs. I'D laysaetels .
sitizsll 0f NsHberey, q be IS Rsis asnegu
ID siss ssesion b. f.shss ;canassy " q IN:
VIE alfsDi iiea 10 tie adsers iseMsnts and
sud respectfully suggest ts fssee fleass,
fspssssnfsd IS sus ss aauonass
Sff our ctiizsaswho nay. visit Vi { shat ets:
Orders ssat tsete van I9es, Win prodpt
5 and Satisfactory sttenaiaa. g: 3 e:
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-23
Tne ElecEous,

-SWe give much space 10 the results and
ineidentsofthe late elections IN Penn
sytvania and Ohio as we'll as some ofthe
admissions Of the Radicals in this, grand
political reyulSioa, which have just trans
pired, and.whieh have concentrated .ihto
one issue, negro sufrase in the Southern
States~aHght indeed IS breaking
through the dark eloud. ,'If they are
decisive Of little OF nothing, they arc in
dicative Of very much" "They are the
first earUngsp ef:thepopular voices, and,
and must. be needed. The most radical
State, Ohio refuses the amendment: by
an oEer&helming majority. California,
Maine, Connecticut and Pennsylvania:
declare theiropposition to negro suffrage
The Charleston Mercury in an able article
on this subject, from which we quote,
says: = - - - -, > H<s,s-
We cannot but think. that these cleo
1ons, must haye a most conservative
effect ever. the who'll United States.
Negro suffrage in the South was nothing
batzwar-a warsof faces which mnstlbe
fatal to all peace or qeiet in, the South,
aud to ali progress, ia re,estahlishing the
productive labor, inits industrial pursuits.
Nothing hut a strong, standing army of
white men, c1uld hare enabled The negro
to rule the Wi,ite;raee of the South His:
'aseendeacy could only; he temperars.
But nows with; the majority ofthe North.
ern States and al tiaeswhite race Of the
Soaeh, constituting a. vast majority OF,
the population, OPPOSED 10 negro Suffrage,
it is>sheer madness to attempt TO force
It upon the Southern States It must
fail ,-:- -: -; : - = :
> AS ioimpeachmcut, tSat,is killed stone
dead BY ehe fifty thousand votes against
aesro suffrage III Chic. But the Demo
cratic .par!yis is not dead: It lives, and
Wif triumph With tie South. -, :: :.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-23
LOCAL ITEMS.


Dts7McT CoURr This Court met on
Monday in the ord,uary's Office, organ
lied and adjournedoEer .uhtil Wednesday
morning, when the Irregular business Of
the. session wilfbe resumed. His Honor
Judge Pope's engagements IN the Court
of General Sessions,we presume accounts
for the ~ipterregnum. The business we
understands considerable, but will be
pushed through by Judge Pope, who is,
we are pleased to say, looking semarka.
bly, well, with his accustomed energetic
ability and dignity. THIS Court may
continue the remainder OF the week. =,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-23
Tax order NJ. go ssalaEatsea:

= 49, % ,;sssS.s- .ssS .:ts a: ts-$
= foHowiisrges siiiaspPrtaut. httsf lem
sGsn. Caaby 70 HIS: Exec''aereyt the GeV:
.s:r,ssf sissl lie -read :aNE interest ;bx Ihe
ffeasae Of fSl,e State and respectfully IfspSe'
.whssare Interested in BY, pa,-lnesss syae
.esasecti6ns astsxes ;s, p . Aes III.
- -sHeape,ess2D itstFss1sS sDlsT., :. :.
=: -. = :.s9HARLEsgoS 9th: X. : !
His ExeslleneH Jsmes Lssrr;sss 81 5, $. :.
:. = iGoSernor d: :ssaafh caroliRa:H
< SIX: The haaorG tesse xledge,
Abe receipt .cf Jaas edmtAWlieatians ef the'
:s'eth 6 uls u relation y GsneIsst I'D =oraess
5 The 6fst paragraph of Z his EaFler ap,
pics. .enisLto eoainefeiaf transactions
.shieh had. been concluded hcfore' the
bassase osfhe IA w which aaibe berized &hei,'
assessment: ana. net. TO any 9straesactiopq
sG the +6Scatef TAX year covered bgS the
sact to raiss SUPPLIES, p. > =
4 : The siastruc;ieas given TO- Pest: Cam
smapdsrs wiApronaDiy remove any datiss
cukiesEasd Sufficient nQmberto eoable
tyon to supply an Sthe' HSheriffs- Of your
Saateswn bssent to sy0p. .
:, Esry,respecsfaas3 .sirs your obefient
- :. s,,s., ED. R. S, CANDY, =: - :,
BRIT Naiar Geaeral Commanding
: III ghe:6rder aealies osiy to4facters and
commission snesehants WHO duriag the
IEsear 1866 Transacted business for. thor
800 ~, <Sf tl,o a nj
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-23
,aicksrsua's E0tsIs

5AeregFet learn of fAsreti iremsnt of
soar old friend, ar. q: Hamilten. from tho
n nmansgansnG sf Mex sTsg6s Hoeslsia Co,
sIaa6ia, Who fstiress ID II :eohssqae6ee Of
Ashsalth. he bears Sitk hsn thebearss
eood wishcsaf asS swaois know. him and
$hcys ars maay. His successor, Ar.
Vsight, has 4 saEgs s1peFiiense IN Hctel
smansgsuspt and VIII eater as becomes
"a yeteTan Tor thes ausnereas sfriesaszoE
tbss popular aossss $50! :? :. !; -. - :;
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-23

= Lovelace & Wheeler have a superb line Of
goods, and one of the most complete stocks
Of crockery to be found il the up country.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-23

RslIs,ous NerseE. : The Seventh sesei5
Centennial jubilee of the Reclamation
VIA beeslebrated WIN appfopriase re.
agioas exercises, Beth Eden, on the
Ass. Sabbath in November prexinso.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-23
j, The Conference nce-Result.

THE Columbia phoenix saysia-regara
10 the Conference .betw cen Gea.: Candy,
.:Gor Is: WORT and Orr, felatiss 10 aifliTs
& District No. :. =. =. -, :. :
S,ifis III d1rstocl that 1he1 Provisional
::GCiprernacnSs G viii. be eonliaued Without
moditeafiotls The decision relative TO
the iusies for The fall term Of the 'e0.sfts
VIII likely result 10 enabling the Judges
Ito bold all the~sreaaaiu;ng terms ofathe
court without 9de%y or. ineeaVer ieRce,
TIE Jurors drawn at fae last spring term,
and who have heretofore been samtpehed,
will attend d1he several courts, md MI
..aerse;witha this. qualification, that:efthet,
par4y, 10 civil, cases, or the. State, or
sbriisoner, IN erinGaal cases, shah have the
right TO- .chailense jurors attending,
who haze NET bee1-registered To draw
ing new inffes, at the present fall terms
spf the eoart, neG lists slialf .be made up
6, all male adults whoF have ecpaid, taxzfor
SSthe preseatsyear,s. and thu. juries, drawn
from such lists Persons. asto, are mot
registered will be placed on these 1iSts,
and may pc drawn; but, on attending
Rexf spring, or at .fhe january term OF
chs pistriet Court, may be challenged
-ayeanSe' of non scgissraiiop. The :jufies
arssSn BY the Circuit ans: nis,rict sbplges
last week ,sIndef Order So arc,rceqgnized
Stbe; legal jaries fer the courts: whgye
iFfswRssssAtA jurors, t therefore, who were
drawn attses spring tesM for the, "a ]
eaatts in the Superior Courts, -anaau
jurors trau IN the District 4 ;ourts-iH
JpiyY-wiA atteafsip conformity TO The
srtamoss:uilist, they have already re.
ceiyea.. - ~: -. $3.50
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-23
GreenviIIe&Columbia Railroad

Change Of Schedule.
ON and after MONDAY, the 21st instant,
Passenger Trains will run daily, Sundays
excepted, as follows:
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-23

who was unlawfully, unjustly and With
malice uforethonght, and without pre-
cedent. seized With violence, murdered
in cold blood, skinned and afterwards
fcasted upon by a Cannibal Town Council,
in. the present month. Kiddy 10. ;oeau'i'
f. FL - - :;oos ar, altogether white, without
spot or blemish, and of tender months
being only,a half year |d-frisky and
innocent, and had never as yet been
guilty of any impropriety which might
have led 10 thejustifcat;on ofhis murder.
Kiddy had mother who Tras also slain,
she may have been guilty, consequently
her loss isnot bewailed as is that of Kiddy.
Tenderly and carefully had ne heen raised
and kept up, until by an un!uc!y accident
the garden gate was left open, through
which he strayed and: fell i1to. cruel
hands. But, a.. -. ~ .-...--.
aBlood, though it sleeps time, yet never dies
-. The gods on murderers fix reTengef1l eyes,"
Poor, innocent .Kiddy, cruel unnatural
council men and city fathers = =
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The fieads5ef Maj. iWs E los~
merIy 81 this place, wsTfllsleara sa6is-
iscfsoa fhat &c. isnalR q II bugis ssss assih
lie geniSepen: swkose> names bead tnss
aotice:The House; e;be Yepfsssnts <isa
firss eisssd goods estab Ssaesg
goods arespGsredS low ssaf cash and an IN:
:Sisalioa ezssnded through advertise:
meet which We eheerf %
parties yiisiidiag the eit5 Of Augusta 70
can oh tl,smsb fore plrehasiss sisewhs
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; sAaTsncaSin Cotton. i;

6. .Nse3eanaot help but feeling jubilant
sshst cottea. IS advancing. Nsx,sHfe viii
be beinfased i1fo;sIl the avenues Of trade.
Bring IA the acesy staple, sarInerss puts
lion the market and esa soass pockets
aaareplenish yaus stores. ~ :. > =, = !.
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Fashionable Clothing and
FURNISHING STORE.

Near Post Office, Near6erry, S. c.
YoUTu's and MEMS COATS,
VESTS, PANTS, OVERCOATS,
SHIRTS, UND DERS HIRT6,
NECK-TIES, POCKET HDKF'S
and FURNISHING GOODS gen.
orally, just arrived. =
sUirs of; the best FRENCH and ENG.
HSH- MATERIAL, and of the Latest
STYLES PROMPTLY aud 7AsHIoEABLE
made fo:order. .
OLDEST and BEST: EsTABLIsHED HOUSES
in New YorkSmy =
,. Fall and Winter Stock of
Ready MadeC Clething,G Cloths,
Gassimeres & Vestings,
for BUSINESS and DRESS SUITS &C., &c.,
my,cUsToMERs, FRIENDS and THE PUBLIC
wilffnd it to their INTEREST to give me o
call before buying elsewhere, as am pre-
pared to SELL ARTICLES in my line on as
CHEAP and REASONABLE TERMS as.can be
obtained in any market South. ..-<.
Making, Cutting Altering and Repairing
done at shortest notice. ".-r.s -
p. Scott,
Newberry c. H., SC.
Oct. 2 II ~.