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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-23

4 special despatch to HE the harlcs-
teu Courier. dated Mrrion 9. H., S"n,h
Carolina, December IA, says: The Star
office vas entered by some c"waldly
williams. last night. and large 20, ,i"n #
the material damarged. The Star ha>
heen bold aud irarl less defender OF
Democratic principles, ant. in lis mis-
fo,tune. has the sympathy of the III
,clligrnt portion OF tn. community, and
even Of honest p"li,ictl ciiemics.
Mena,d, the negro meilitsr Of Congress
elect from Louisiana, complains "f cool
trr. nent and indifference 10 his in
rerc>,> ON the rart "f iri> radical brethren
in Congress, and especially does he find
fault with neglect on the part of Louis
lana rad Gals. The probability is t.at in
no. event viii he obtain seat in Con-
gre>s.
No DISGUISE. Don't aatter yourself,
voung man. that cardamon seed, ker-
mel If burnt coffee. bit Of fing root, or
lemon peel, a Glove. or anything Of that
shallow sort, -will disguise the nippcr
that has gone down lCur throat. The
| lady at yerr side detects the trick, ard
de<,i>es the cause of it.
Tomlinson introduced a resolution
anih 'rizing the Governor to arm and
.qnip reserved ft'rce Of one huudred
men, to send to counties where law
le>>ne<S prevails. the expense to he borne
hy special tax levied on the county.
Ii was cad the first time.
A rcsolutinp rs passed requesting the
Senate {" pass the bill TO Organize the
| militia. The hill IL incopo atc the
| Cilizen>' Savings Bank was passed.
The Senate passed the House hin
| effrc,na'ly thnizing militia organizt
tinns in the reconstructed States except
Georgia, and it goes to the President.
Famine again threatens Central India,
aud earthquakes are reported in various
pllceS.
Sheridan is carped below Fo1t Dodge.
The hostile Indians have taken refuge in
the C"manche country. 1t is thoushl
impossible To end the war this winter. on
account If the character and extent oi
the country where thesavsses have taken
refuge.
"Oh tiear!" exclaimed an nrrhin, who
was chewing green apples I've swal
lowed an Odd fellow"
! "An odd fellow" -
"Yes, he's giving me the grip"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-23
Lrrs;c For the Million,

IF there is ary ore Musical Periodica' that is
adapcl 10 a Lover Of Music it is certriv
'.Perrr>' MnScal Mo thly. or UUItd States
Musical l'rrlew - For whether we Ie"aid tle
Literary and Musical wu'th. the cht"p.tSS or
the tNpnera heal excellence. il Is n''' only tie
most useinl bu: ta'e Ted uh cailhn IN me cnun>
fry. Being lar"elv G. gaced N lie lnbIicati"n
Of Muse. A1r Peters always has fresh STOCK TO
selec' from. and is 10 WAYS 10Th ~ draw hnm his
resources 10 amy ICQni,ed um'unt % make the
Review what il should hr. nor "a i'htd with
givi nn- hundred and fifty Fix pages or reading
matter and over SO w0lt nfi ew music lnr tie
modest snm of s.. Nh. Pete's has decided 10
enlar.e the jan uarv nnmber. so that in future
each monthly uurm1,er vii! cuiitain 81 worth Of
music or :Lnut s. er wear. This. 1T first seems
runi Us ~ q. tor Sc ei,nrntec'i"n he EXPLAINS
how he can # rCi il. Z is in this way Mr. Peers
publishes frum G1 +" 7n pieces of mlSic each
mo, tn Il; d among item are MANY ilHc co.'y-
ri.hf pieces. bv lie lie authors Ill the c. unfrr.
and which only need introducing f.. b"cou'e i'm
merselv pn) H!ar: BY cncIlaii"% ElS best pieces
in the Review lie brings them ar once to tile n''.
tce of thousands whJ never wOuld have heard
of tmm they are sung and pia!eI Dy MS
srb> c. ibers and thei: Musical friends. IlSlng
tlem ale induced to hEy copies IN sileet lo'nl
II is certainly move WV u; adrerfl>flS' ahd
we ,ne-uue pays The ublShrr 1hat our Mu-
scal Petp'e are getting q rich frt:ir hf mere
n"tiu. j. also Certain. aud we advise them ~ 10
send To j. l.. letcr., L o. H'& 5..9 New loik
CITY for ,rnr'< sut seripti0n 1T cah Dr had
for 50 Iei"ro January l>t Sample cnlles. 22ctS.
After January it viii oe laied 10 Sd " Cover
the ell .ar9encnt.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-23

The eighteen, hundred ard sixty-eighth an
adversely ofYhs asfivity If fhe Saviour draws
aIgh, and chsisteodom in all her sectaries bGt
3sst begins %. realize It's awful magnitude.
The entrance tsto temporal life efthe Prince Of
Psace, and King OF Kings, the Lord OF Lorcs,
Jesus, Emmanuel. God with u, WAS aa event OF
Qrpsral:ed sublimity, while the humility Of his
eosairS and the simplicity of his life, were no
less remarkable To leave the si,lsLGor OF Hea.
ven. for the wretchedre>s OF earth, and discover
himself to thesworld, in the iowly home efcatle,
and from parents CT great poverty, teaches Us
that what is esteemed of man, is an abomi a.
eion to the Lofd" Pride of life he had none
humilfy--iis autipode-~us the basis AID su'
persrscsure d his undyhg ediic..
Htte worlds great heart cou'd Tut feel tie
mighty imi uision ,lat moved The Saviour and
Greater OF worlds to decare " yeSwURfd he
lofty ye must be Iuwly, ifye would iise, ye must
fall. if ye would exalt yourself, ye nlu't abase
yourself," there would be fewer broken threads
in the worlds great wool, fewer pains and pen
alties. much more mercy and love. AID MANY
more truts and Leauties in st eel life, and paths
now cold ard dark, aid winding, would be
speedily illumiusted, Tor love is the fnihlhug
ofthe law" ulId yet how obliyiUus are MANY, u
1s to this great truth
Let rs celebrate the birthday Of the Saviour.
with good will toward men. and call forth our
che e.ished yet s.pntbeIing affections, the dormant
amenities and passive courtesies, that we may
resp an harvest of rich heart fruits for the eslye
season approaching .s-r-s'
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The National Hotel, s.

Happening in Columbia reccntlY, we
stopped at the National, (Which by tire
xay, Is bat stones throS from the
depot, ,}:and found . blazing hearth and a
hearty: weaeosne: The proprietor is
quite q ossalier, the chambers of his
heuss coinfortabss,, the cuisine excellent,
servants polite and attentive, and prices
the grent moderate We
met at his veil lined tables, q number Il
gallant Nsw6er.ians. together with sew
srsl quo6dap citizens Of and visitors l",
the "garden spot Of the State" who were
sA en- roSte, and among whom were DR.
n. B.; y famous editor, Rev. S.. in
search ,eg egiNexaerry lands, upon which
10 establish German Celony, L. P. ".
&. who had bpxe<, bags, bundles, franks
aud carpet bags s-until he couldn't rest,
and all for the famous N"llohon rrgion.
Captains ". & H., and our amiable
friends j. ". R., and G. NJ. We re.
commend 10 'our travelling friends the
N.,;o,8-1 20 -,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-23
Bankruotcy.

We again eatl9a''eation to the very I'M:
portsns fact, that but few days yet re
main in which parties wishing t" avail
themselves.of the benefit Of the Bank
rupt Law IN ITS present liberal form can
do so. After tBe first day Of january,
1869, reRember that to BECOME Ban6
supt, she law requires that the Bankrupt
do pay 5e-eents OR every dollar cf his
iadsbsedness::" Eigh: days t grace yet
are given; and We feel constrained to adj
wise our readers in reference to this mat
ter. If there DE ahr still hal,ing and in
doubt, We savt>e them TO delay no longer.
bas to file their petitions at once, or be
tween thiS.and the l>t of January.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-23
Singular Phenomenon.

MEssRs. EplroRS 1--WE cali the aHen'
ton Of Newherry SAvASS to phenome
non which has exhibited itself for sew
cral nights latelv, viz: An extraordinary
brightness of the heavens in the absence
of the moon. This b,is shtI eSs is eqna
to that of the Silve,y queen in her nurse
arms, and is most intense towards the
South. West. Will some one of the
learned in physical science explain this
singular phenomenon Is it the Z"dia
cal light? Does it proceed from tic
reflection Of the suns rays from the ice
heres of the Southern Polar S as? Max.
Your observations, gentlemen, ahont z
O'clock A. NJ, and report through Her
aid next week.
STAR.GAZER.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-23
In1ex to New Advertisements.

| We would direct special attention 10
the card Of New berry Female College.
| There is no safer investment at any
time than that Of educatinr.
4. N. Riser, has on hand all the sea-
sonable fancies, deliracies and toys, and
will receive Tomorrow, (Thursday. and
jus, in time for Christmas } nice lot of
fresh Norfolk oysters, in various sized
kegs.
Valuable Plantation to Rent-,he
Stephens Place. Apply TO Michael
WertS for particulars.
See Bankruptcy Notices, Sheriff Sales
and Ordinary Notices. 80
B. S. Rhett & Sun, of Charleston. are
the agents for Standard Fertilizers,
among which are Rhodes Super Phn<-
phate, the Orc!,illa Guauo, and the Per-
u,ian Guano. See card for full par;icu-
lars.
Soluble Pacific Guano. j. \ Robson,
Cha, lesion, is the Agent for South Caro-
kna, for this sterling commercial fe,ti!i
Ter. See his notice to planters in un-
other column.
Hang the banners upon the outer
wall = the cry is still they COME" Friend
Laurence, Marshaled all his " its for the
Christmas fray; and has sent dispatches
TO all the fancy hazaars and toy empo.
riuniS to the North of us and to the
| South Of US. for further supplies, which
| will arrive to-day. This indicates
that L. NJ. is doing fine business.
P. S.-We have heard it limited that
laurence will illuminate Lis bazaar,
| Christmas eve, but whether the runner
has any foundation in truth, remains /"
he learned by a visit to his establish
,nent on said evening.
! Stone & Murray's celebrated Circus
troupe of funuy clo%ns, wonderful acr ~
hats and cqueStrianS, aud ''pranring
>teed<. with nm'dng planes and ban.
nerS waved before" &C.. &c. will be here
! Thursday, the s&ih inst. See advertise
mrnt.
WiSeman the arti>., recently in front
Of US, Jas gone dn@n to king>moreS 5
suIerb Gal,eri, with it's famous sky
light, where he " i'll manipulate for you
| in style. He also has card albums, &C.,
| for sale. and retains all the negatives
that were taken ty the hessr>. Wren &
Wheeler.
4. NJ. Wicker, Mt the Baltimore Ger.
'rr," can supply y"a with Christmas
aud New Year fa,rie<. ad infinitum.
See advertisement Of thu Me>srs. An
thony & CO.
Attention is invi edto the card Of Mr..
Stiles Ilsr,i, who iSat>present- is with the
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine Co..
and is, thus enabled to procure reliable
| Machines and ill all orders promptly.
We invite attention TO card Of Me<Srs.
Dowie & Noise. Wholesale & Retail
Druggists, Charleston. S. G. Their cell
ei.rated Sumter Bitters, which we ran
| certainly re' ommend for-s'rseg'h, purity
aud d.licacy' of favor, grow iatiily
into popular esteem
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-23
NOTICE 70 PLANTERS.
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUAN0.

The highly satisfactory and remarkable
effects OF this G"aIo III producing very
largely increased crops of Cotton, Corn aid
other staple craps. l!r< attracted the gen
cral attention at pl"ntrrs and farmers. In
order to confirm public confidence in the
continued cXrellrnce of his Guaro. and
avail of the est scientific ability iii the
prosecution of This important business, the
Pacific Guano Company has ronSummat"d
IA professional engagement with DR.. st. Ju-
liam Rsvcnel, nt Charleston, =. e /. AZ >cirn-
iitic adviser and consulting Chemist 10 the
Company. DR.. Ravrncl is convrr>nnt with
tl:- composition and qualities OF the Huamo,
a< rrll as whh the character, policy and
unusual resources Of the Pacii: Guano
company, and viii communicate full L.
formation on these points to planters who
may call on him, or address him by letter
at Gha,le>t0n. :. G.
JNO =. REESE & CO., General Ag'ts.
Pacific G,.ano Company, Baltimore, Md.
j. \. ROBSON,
Ag't Tor South Caroliu,, Charleston, s. c.
Dee. % - 3u.
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The legislature.

This body is dragging its slow length
along, and has reached the eighteenth
dsy Of its session without having accom-.
piished s6s thing of real importance
The removal Of disabilities, reading and
referring Of petitions, ditto Of bills, reso-
lutioasr arguments and reports relative
70 the iadiag OF a building better suited
for thsir.sntf,sgs, AUD ais" to the ;npor-
tans.to tfeiu-receSs from the 23'd inst.
to 9th psex,; and whether during that
interreguam,per diem will be <n" cd.
and whether Mileage home TO, cini>tma>
and back will also flow into their pockets
are the main considerations. SO far, ,he
latter mose particularly.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-23

~
4 HANDSOME BuGGY-We had the
pleasure yesterday, Of inspecting nea,
and Substantial buggy. the wood work
II which was put together by Mr.. Essen
hausrtj and ttse iton work by Mr.: Ken
insky y. two Of our German immigrants.
This shows that We are having talent
bsought among us through the Innnigra-
s;on Society. Mr.. Packer, a talented
painter, is at work upon the vehicle,
which, when completed. will be we'll
worth inspecting. This conveyance is
somewhat he :vief than an Al. N"riher"
vehicle ef the same class, but its sub
stan,iai baild .comnrendS it for our roads.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-23
New Advertisements.
HeHberrv Female Academy,

Will be opcncd4D W on the first Mon.
day III January next.
REV J. p. HILLHOUSE, Principal
Miss FANNIE LEAVELL. 'SSi>taHt.
MIR. +. WERBER, Professor OF Music.
Other comp"rrnt Assistants will be, Sc.
cured from time 10 time, as the interests OF
the Institution may drmrnd Thorough i'll
StrrIion will he afforded in ali the branches
OF ii liberal cduration.
Terms, PER quarter Of 2! months,
(p0yable IN adrance.)
Primary Department. $500
English >Gramm'r, Geography, Ar.,h.
metr, and History. $3.50
Physical Sciences. (inclnding Natural
Philosophy, Astronomy, Chrms-
try. Botany. Phy>iology,) Latin
aud Greek, Menta! an. Moral PHI
loSophy, Logic. Rhetoric, $1,000
No student will hr charged with more
than one OF the above Rates at the Same
time
French, Music, Painting and Drawing,
optional and rXIr...
BoArdlmg en- b" obtain d in Ccntcel fam
lilies at from Sl2 to SIS per month
The academy has hc"n put in excellent
repair hy the public spirit Of this rom,nu.
niln, and it will how be The strenuous en-.
drHvor to establish here first class ln>ti
tntiOu. Dec. % So If.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-23
OFFICE NEWBERRy EERaLD. J
I.nnannhar. 81. 1888.

Coiton.-Thc market during the week
Just closed, was quite bnoysnt. Sales about
500 bales, ranging from 2'e to -.
COLUMBIA, Dec 2l.-Sa!"s oil cotton to-
dav is3 i,alrS-niiddlingS Csc
Nhw YORK. Dec. Flip. M.-Cot'on
,pencd firm, but closed dull ami Shad"
lower saes 800 bales at .54 2a4. Gold
s52.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 2l.-Co'ton fr'er ;
sne> 800 middlinsS "a 2t4; re.
ceipr> l.5al.
AuGU,TA. Dec. 2l.-Cotton market
OPENED irm hu' closed weak, at % for mid.
lingS; sales 342 bales; receipts |, 100.
LIVERPOOL, Dec 81 -Errnins.-Cotton
firm. hui pr ices unclan.rd.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-23

District Court Of the United States.
For ,he District OF Son'h Crrolina. In 'he
naiic: OF Henry A kinaId, Bankrupt.
by whom IL Petition for Adir licali"n of
Bankruptcy WIS fed on the l5.h day of
Dec A. D. 1858 ilpsaid Court
This is 10 -lv' n"ticr. that on the Is day
ofD,.c, D 1873 Warrant in Bankruptcy
waS issued agai l>' the e>ta'e of 4 ii KEari
of Ncwhclry G.. H.. in the District OF New
berry ani >ta;e of South CnolMa. who has
been adj ID &C Il lukrupt on his own Pe.i-
ZION: that rre payment Of any debts and de
livery of any property belonging 10 said
Bankrupr, TO him or COR his u>e. and rhe
rrln>t, Of anv properly bv h'In are forbid
den by law: that II meeting of. The Cred TORS
of the said Bankrupr, 70 prove their debts
an 20 chuo: C one or more A->icnrr> of his
eSiare. will bc held az 4 Court OF Bankruptcy
to he holden III NeHbrrry q. II. 5 c., be-
fore Henry Summer. F>q Be"ster, on the
OH day OF Jan. "A. D, 1859. at l2 o'cIUck, n.
JP NJ EPpING. .....
Us MarStal as Messenger
Per A = Pttr, Deputy Messenger.
Dec 1888
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-23

The State Of South Carolina.
By John r Peterson, Probate Julge Of New
berry County.
Wherea<, w. II. Subcr has applied 10 me
for Letters Of Administration. Oh all and
singular the goods and chaitelS. rights aud
credits If W S. Cannon, late Of the county
aforesaid, deceased:
These are therefore to cite and admoniSh
all and singular. tIe kindred AMI cred tors OF
the said dccraS, d. to he aud appear before
me. ar our next Prnba'e Cnurr for the
said County, to he ho'drn at Ncwberry Court
lInu>e. on lie 4!h day u: Jn., next, to
show cause. if anv. why the said Administra.
tio7 should rot be gran ed
Given under my hand and seal. this 21st
day Of Dec. in the year IF cur Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-cight.
John 7. Peterson: P. J. c.
dec 23 50 Ct,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-23
In the District Court of the

In the District Court of the
UNITED STATES, for Snurh Carolina. Nov.
Term, 1868 In The mailer of b nj 'n'n L
Scotr OF Ncwberry County Bankrupt. Prt'-
tion for full and final discharge in Bank
rrptcy.
Ordered, that hearing he had on the 18th
day OF January. 1869. at Federal Court
HOUSE in ChIre>ton. ). G and that all cred
i,oi$, Sc Of SAID Bankrupt appear a. said
time and place. and Shew c:u>r. if anv they
can, why the prayer Of the Petitioner sho1kl
NOT he graned. And that the 2nd and d
mecting>uf creditors of said bankrupt will I've
held at the "ffice Of Henry summer, E>q'r,
Register OF 3rI Con-. District, 5. G, on 18th
day of Jlnu uy 1859. ut 12 m.
By order of the Court, the lCih day CT De-
cembcr, 1853.
DANIEL HO3LBECK,
Clerk District Court United States.
Dec. % 50 81. For South Carolina.
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District C0urt Of tie United States.

District COurt Of tie United States.
For The District Of Snu;h Caroiml. -. In the
Matter Of Chrsicy D. Spcarman, Banks
rupt.
Bv whom Petition for Adjudication of
Bankruptcy was flied on tic IS II day Of d..
cem!vr a. d 1868. in said Court
Ihi-'i> 10 give norirr. that on ih" 49,; day
D. ccmber. A. D.. 1868 Il Warrant III Bank
ruptcy wa> i>>ncd against the rstltc of c d
>prarmau of New berry County. and State Of
South Carolina, whr has been aGjniged a
bankrupt on his own pcli;ion. That the
p:lymenrof any debts and delivery or any
proper y belonging 10 said bankrupt; to
him. nr for lii- Use, an'l iIc Transfer If amy
properly By him are fnrbihd n by law thar Il
'ctiug uf The creditor. ot SAID b!n!,rupt, to
prove their dvb'S, autl 10 choose one or
mnre ASH igncrS of his c>Ia:e, will BE- held at
II Court OF BInkruprcy. 70 he holdn at
Ne" berry Court Huu.c, South Cirn!ina. be-
fprt Henry Summer, 'RrL lister. on the
s b dAy of jan, y d 1860 at - n'c 'ock, n
j 2 VI EPPING,
y 5 Marshall! :> Messenger.
Per 4 ? PIFER, Drpu:y Messenger
Dac % - .
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OUhESbIA
". n. Fleming, Presiding Elder.
Cekesburg Stat;on-W. I. Capers, S. B.
Jones, Sup.
Cokesbury Cirenit-W. S. Black.
Abbeville-M. Brown, Z S. DAaisa.~ -
Nfhetv:Six-T. 6. Herbert.
S4luds River Mission--R. ". H,rrison.
Derus Ame-J B. Trsywick.
Edge6eld-J. T. Klgo. -.
Savannah River NiSSion-To be supplied.
Butler-J. H. Zimmerman.
Sexbersy Statinn-O 4. Darby.
Eswberry Circuit-W. H. Lawtou and to
be supplied by N. Boyd.
Laurens-7J. ". Kelly.
Clinton-J. Atrawar.
Rsedy Riser-F. Au1d.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-23

How of en- do you hear the complaint
FROM AMI father that their son or daughter is
nor weIl-that they hive no app"ti'e-thas
thev feel lauSuid-thar their head aches
that they are CROWN thin and feeble, and
that they bave no life or energy left, Ihat
they are lnw>>piritcd. and pc frctiy incap>
acitaspd to pIrr cipite in anv pleasures, or
.rrfnrm any III ntal or physical duty. And
the Question is often asked. what shall do
for them ? Our an>wer is, let them try
Plantation Bittars moderatelv three times q
day, and our word for it they will recover.
MAGNOLIA W1rER.-Superior TO the hest
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-23

Horace Greeley purposes to write. during
the year 1869. III elementary work on Poii,i-
cal economy, wherein the policy Of ProtecI
tion to Home Industry will be explained and
vindicared. This Nolk ai,l first be given to
the public through successive issues Of The
New York Tribune, and will appear in all Its
editions-Daily, $40; Semi>Weskly, ~;
Weekly, 81 per AMMAN.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-23
Dec. 90 50 St
District Court Of the UniteHt States.

District Court Of the Unlted States.
For rho Dis rirt of Sou'h Carolina In the
marrer of ,lhcrt Garlingr"m, Bankrupt
Dv whom Il Petition for Adjudication of
B,nkruptcy was fle': on the Is day of
December. 4 D 1868 in sail Court.
This i. r0 give H"ic'', that on the Is h day
of Decemb r. \ ID 1873, Il Warrant in banks
rrp cv waS is-nch against The estate of A &
G arlington, of Newbcrrv G. II IN the Dis
trict of Nrwbrrrv, and State OF. Sourh Cnro-
Ina. who has been adjuiscd st Bankrupt on
his own PctiIion: that the pay mrmt of any
debts and delivery of any pr1p,'rty hclnng-
in- 10 sail B'ukrupt. 70 him or for !ri> u>e.
and The tranftr OF any ploprriy by him are
f,rb len by Law: thai meeting "t the
Crrd;orS nf the said b :nkrnp'.to prove their
debts. and 10 chno.c one or more A>>iSneeS
of bis estate, will he hell at 4 Court. OF
Bankruptcy. ro be holden ~t Newwry G ii
sc, before Henry Summer, Z, Register.
on the ninth d'y Uf January, a D 1869, at
10 o'clock, A. N.
JPN EPPrNG,
US Mar-hLl as Messenger.
Per \ Z PIFEK, Deputy Messenger.
Dnc % 80 z
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NEWBERRY, S. C.
Esaassaay Morning, Dec. 2S, 1868.

The children Of the various Sabbath
Schools Of our town, are invited to at
tend the celebration at the Baptist
Church, on Tuesday night next.
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The GREAT JOHN HENRY.

The snpcrb defiance champion Equestrian
aul I'll 'umitnrgic Ar'iSre-lare director OF
The Cmque NapoIean, Paris. His first season
flr Am IIcl. z
nn JEUSE BURTE the premier Bareback
H.r-rn n-chanpi6p rider If the weI Id. :.
MURRAY AND HUTCHINSON, the Excelsior
&c uha'>-rne ortgiuatuIs OF d new series OF
novel performances.
TuE R'L,NDE BRoFuERs, the peerless
Sfu>aliona Gvmna>rs. ... -, .:.... p.
GEnRGE CouKE the noted English Pro-
team. Character Rider. First season Ia Anae>
rici.
Mr. Den. STONE. the skillful doctor Of
FuI and popu nr Itu norist, aud -
MR T led. May. the merry Monarch OF
Clowns AMI favori!e lester, will preside in
thc Department Of Mirth..
Nix HARRY NORTH, the most expert
Tuubler in th" world.
Nix. BUKr JOHNSON. the champion Leap.
er and Van ter. M.. y
+. MIR GEoEeE MunRAY, the Gro,csqus
Comedian. :. -
Mr. ROBERT JoHssoN, the remarkable
Fancrarl-f.
HERR LCDoRFP, the amazing Equilibrist.
WM. ARMSTRONG, the classic Scienie
Equr<t ian. .. ....' !.
fhc CHEF attaches will he aided by .
Complete force OF AUXILIARY TALENT,
consisting, in part, Of sIsnors Morrarti aud
XergprS; Mon>irurS Nicnya and D'Ucro;x; /;
Herrs We;zar Pnlni!z S'alberg. and Bhho~
fen; MeS>rs Bvwick. Forrest and Merton;
Masters Freddie. Clarcuce aud Walter; tha
whole forming ... u. =
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kleptomania prevails extensively.
The ramie excites much attention
now.
Use the Brinley Plow-with simple
contrivance it can be used as a shovel,
scooter. turning nnd bedding pillow.
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Some Northern papers and Congress
men are bullying England.
The irrepressibls Leslie has been re-
stored to his geat in the Legislature.
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MARRIED.,

On the 1G'h in~tanr. at tie residence nf her
step-fa,hrr. " n. Knigh- FLrEN I. GoRsE
ami " r. BLACK all o: EGgrftid
Loug lfi'. tealrh, happiness and prosperity
10 ,hr ". dd Il r,ir.