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Tn, 'oRIILARD STEAMSHIP LINE between this
,,,,, "a HJa1, -rl<. which started last March,
sitSRouSh ridiculed' rru.o its start by the lines
which for years have monopIsized the trade,
has been q perfect success, as the leadlus i!!iot
chants of our city have seen the necessity OF an
outside line and have patronized 1t from It's
commencement. During the summer two iron
Steamships, built expressly for the trade, were
added TO It, and we understand two more large
iron steamers are nearly finished, and will be
placed on the lineduring the winter. These boats
running regularly will aid greatly in keeping
our river open. The line intends running next
summer four large passenger steamers, with
accommodation for four or five hundred pas
sengers each, between this city, Cape May, and
New York. This will, no doubt, be q very sue
Cessful undertaking. The rates OF freight by
this line, though the canals are closed and no
opposition, are 10 cents per hundred pounds, or
four cents per foot, lower than ever freight was
taken before between Philadelphia aud New
York; and as this line has taken a share of and
brok en- a monopoly of freights between the two
chief cities Of the Union, we wish 1t success
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stock Quotations by TeIesraph-A r. n

Glendinning, Davis & Co. report Through their
New York house the following
NY. Cent. .l247z Western Union T.. 865S
NY. and E. R........ 40A Cleveland and Tol 1917
Phil. and Rea X. .. 96h Tol. d Wabash r., 549a
Mich, Sand N. i. X. S55z MIL 81 st. Z. com... 81
Gle. and Pitt. R...... S21 Adam Express Co As
Chi. and NV. com. 75& Wells, Fargo q Co. 2515
Chic and N. w. prf n u. s. Express Co.,. 45H
Chi. and r. L. R.".l0796 Tennessee 6s"........ 65
Pts. +. w. and Chi .l099s Gold...... .......l3592
Pa. NJ. Steam. Co..llIA Market steady,
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LIST OF AMERICANS registered at Office Of
Messrs. j. w. Tucker Il Co., Nos. Q and 5 Rue
Scribe, Paris, furnished by Smith, Randolph
Co, Philadelphia;-Mr and Mrs. Q. s. Douglas.
New York; Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Warren, New
York; DR.. j. Davis, Chicago; Mr., and Mrs. Miner
r.. Knowlton, New York; @. II. Fsrnham, New
and Mrs. W. A White, New York; Mr.. and Mrs.
Ii. A. Huribut, New York; Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
York, Ar. and Mrs. j. Mattison, New York;
Miss Mattison; Mr. and Mrs. ]. W. Bradbury,
Boston; Samuel Cochran, New York; ]. A. Ing
ham, +. w. Ruy, IL. 8, Alberton, Philadelphia
"a. Il. Moor San Francisco Mr.. and Mrs. Good
Iicn, Cleveland. Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Q. i. Richel,
United States MI, and Mrs; r; =; Dunn. New
Ed. b. Abbott, Ed. Dart. Miss NJ. Dart, H. a..
Hanall, New York; Mr.. Frederick King, Provi-
dence; Miss Il. q. King, New York; James
Dayton, Trenton, New Jersey; Miss Eliza b.
Howell, @. =. CoTbitt, New York
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Agents Wanted for the p.
GRAY JACKETS

And how they Lived, Fought and Died for
Dixie, with Incidents and Sketches of Life
in the Cenfederaey. comprising Narratives
Of Personal Adventure, Army Life, Naval
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Life in the Camp, Field and Hospital, to>
gerher with the Songs, Ballads, -Aneedotes
and Humorous Incidents Of the, war for
Southern Independence.
There is q certain portion of the war that
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the soldiers. the devotion Of women. the
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The Valiant and Brave hearted, the Pic
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Send for Circulars and see our terms, and
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CHARLESTON HOTEL.
Charleston. S. c..

The undersigned having taken charge of
Informs his friends and the travelling public
that it has been refurnished in all Of its de-
partments. The table will at all times be
supplied with the best the Market affords,
including every delicacy in season, while
the cuisine will be unexceptionable. The
Bath Rooms attached 10 the Hotel are sup
piled with the celebrated Artesian Water,
and Hot, Cold or Shower Baths can be OBJ
tanned at any time. The same attention
will be paid to the comfort of the guests as
heretofore, and travellers can rely upon
finding the Charleston Hotel equal to any
in the United States. The patronage of
the travelling public is respectfully solicited.
J. ?. HORBACH. Agent,
Jan. Is SIT. Proprietor.
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Chesley ID. Spearman, Agent.

Hereby notifies all persons that he is the
regularly constituted agent Of his mother,
Margaret Spea, man, of this District, to
manage her plantation and transact all the
business in relation to the same, 10y writ
ten agreement bearing date lst january,
1868, and having effect for the year ending
December 81, 1868
GHESLEY D. SPEARMAN.
Jan Is
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The Due West Female College.

f0Fes One Hundred names are on our
roll There is still room. Pupils are re-
eeiSed at any time. BOARDING. Twelve
dollars month in currency, not including
fuel and washing. TUITION, Twenty Dol
lars for Eve months. Music, (piano) Twenty
-four Dollars Vocal Music, French and
Latin, taught free Of charge.
Jan 10 smo. il. BONNER, Pres.
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FairNOtice.

Persons indebted TO the estate OF Wiley
Bridges, decd, hereby have notice that
their notes are in the hands Of my Attor-
nsys, Messrs Darlington l. Suber, for col
lection BY SUIT, if not paid before return
day Of Spring Court L. B. MAFFETT.
Surviving Admir- with will annexed.
Jan Is 33
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Notice to Creditors,

All persons having claims against the es.
tate of the late John S. Birge, deceased.
will render in the same, duly attesied, to
Col. S. Fair. my attorney, on or before the
lst Of March next. And all persons who
are indebted to said deceased will make
TO the Same, on or before that
time, to my said attorney.
ISABELLA BIRGE, Admx.
dec - 81. St. Of John Birgc, deed.
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Unife;1 States Of America.

ga +sSebEA 4 tsQsol ara sDas9ac5S =
Biiss BySiiifssug 81 50 e:1eSs.5osp io me directed;
/ slt expose 70, ,pahlis. sale Before the
Court House door at Newhersy, on. The
FSess AoRday In Eearuary, Hext, theSlos Of
tand conSsipaes I7'aeres, more Or less, with
dwelling sease aad aecesss<y t-baidiags,
% tsseawn OF Frog LeTeE- And also, tract
of&abd No. ], centSinirs loecacres, more or
lese. Aajasnins lhnds of sAbrahan &oere,
Maahias Wicker and others, Also, tract
No. 2, containing leo aeses, more Or less,
adioiaiRg. hsrss Of Aarsases Bowers, W. A;
Rcd and others. Pie property of John s
Bivss, xt the suit OF sJanes Hazletl J. Co
Teuas Cast. Prrehssers-to pay for titles
= =, - IA. ?. y EPPISG,
sauuary 1888 81, Us Marshal
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-2By Sistne of an order from, j. T Peterson,
ordioarya I will sell on the FIRST Nenday in
Fsarsarya next, ono house and lot in he
DissrictspES Newbsrry, aud town., Of Frog
Level, coasninins s!x or seven acres, more
ossesa rad dbeandrd BIZ hadsuf w: Bridges,
Joha S.:B;rgr, J. N. Wheelee, the real ;es-
ts:e uf a, G. Kibler, deceased:
0n assedis unili the tirss sSy Of tJsneary,
1859 Nish iinterest from: day OF sa!e. The
RRpehaser % gise- bond, sporsg gage Of preml-
ses and 1wo approved saresics to the ordi.
usfy,s The costs 70 be paid in,casn. -,
81 Pm. PAYSTSGER s u: ,.
Jan. 2aa 81. = -. IS *
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DR.. J. D. Bruce

Having resumed the practice of Medicine,
tenders his professional services to the public.
Office in the building formerly occupied by
Mr. John A. Chapman, and opposite Mrs.
Harp's residence.
Sent. Is So f.
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.CHAPPELL'S DEPOT,

4-E@@ NEwaERaY DIsFs,ssS- e., -: y.
- : =: - April l2, 1867. -
The cS-par.nership heretofore existing in:
the name and style Of E.B. &t'W. r. Smith,
is hereby dissolved by mutual consent, and
our successors. Messss:> Anderson & Smith,
arc alene authorized to coilectthe accounts.
Of E. 3. & ". B. Smith, and to settle up
The. business Of the concern.
49,. ,E.B. SMITH, g..
=, (Attestl 80 - w. r. SMITH.
.THoXAs G. WRlrE, MD. = : :
Jan Is 33 - -.
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CHAPPELI'S DEPOT,
~ eEN-n n q

=: :, cHAPPEEE'S DEPOT, :,
= = ~G:o&' e: R. R., So. fa..i !.
Nov. 81, 1857. :,
Il, The frps Of Anderson & Smith is hereby
DISSOLVED by mutaaI. consent. r. II. Antier.
son Era one authorized2.to settle the affairs
OF the & m of Anderson & Smith. Il E. B. &
W. r. Smith. F., R. n. ANDERSON,
w. R. SMITH, - :, =
(Auest) E. B. SMITH.
JonN c. Hill.
THOMAS G.. WHITE, u! D. *
Jan 1888 - -
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

NEWBERRY DIsTRIcT-IN EoUITY.
W. II. Harrington and others, Ex'ors., VS.
Aaron Gilbal and Others.
It appearing to my satisfaction that Catha-
rine Clifford, Aaron Gilbal and Louisa Gilbal,
defendants to this bill. reside beyond the
limits of this State. on motion Of Mr.. Bax>
ter Plaintiffs Solicitor, Ordered that they
do plead, answer or demur to this bill with
in forty days from the publication hereof,
or the same will be taken pro confasso against
them. SLLAS JOHNSIONE,
CONS Office, c. P. ". D.
Dee. 1S 81 Pm. Is
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OUR FIN MANUFACTORF.:
= School Notice.

The undersigned would inform his former
patrons, and Others who wish to avail shem-
selves Of his services as teacher, that the
irSt session of his school will commence on
the SECOND Monday in January ne1t. a,.d
continue until the 18th Of July. PuPils
will be ch ;rged from time of entrance to
close Of session. No deduction will be als
lowed except in cases of proracted illness.
Instructions will be given in the moderh
languages, French and Germah, 20 those
wishing it.
Boarding can be had either with the
undersigned or in the vicinity.
For further particulars address,
THOMAS DOCKETT,
Liberty Hall, Ne~berry, S. c.
Dec. IL 50 emo.
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Information.

Information guaranteed to produce lux,
urisnt growth Of hair upon a bald head or
beardle>s face, also recipe for the re- o.
Val of Pimp'es, BotcheS. etc., on the skin.
leaving the same soft, clear and beautiful,
can be obtained without charge, by ad-
dressing THOS. F. CHAPMAN,
Chemist,
Sept IS 80 S23 Broadway New York.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-01-22
Administrators Notice

-%AlF persons having de ands against the
estate; of Aieajah Harris, deceased, will pre-
sent them properly attested on or before
the lst OF February next, and all persons
indebted to said estate will make payment
By said dav, to
T. G. SLOAN or S. C.. HARRIS,
Janua,S Is 8 Administrators.
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Notice to Guardians, Trus-
tees, &c.

Guardians, Trustees and Committees, are
required to make their annual returns to
this office, By the first of March next. Al
ter that time rules will be issued against all
who are in default.
SILAS TOMBSTONE, c. END.
CONS Office, Jan l4th, 1858. 2m.
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Annual Meeting
eFfHE
STOCKHOLDERS efzdhs South
Carolina Railread Company, :
and Of tie Southwestern -, =
Railroad Bdak.>- =
49, a - Ill WSyKIsTE = I
IN ~ u e q yiE rs -NR---AE

sr4ss a3TEEa. EI[ESyxtsHElEasI Is
6RX%SE3aE G--LsE-
THE ANNUAL MEETING of1he Sock
,hsldsrsgof. the above institutions :Sill be
held a. the .Gfy Of Char5esson, on the Sec
end Tuesday in February ne1a. she 4 lthday
,.of thai mosth. Place of Meetiug-Hau u
the Southaessesn Railroad BsBk, on Broad
Street. ( Hour of : couseniag-ll O'clock
4. M -. -
On the day following "WEDNESDAY, the
fsfh4 aere sin bean Election held at. the
came place, between the hours Of g A: N.
and 5 P. az, for Fifteen Directors of the
aaiiroaa Company and Thirteen Directors
tsrthe Bank. '':.~ - =
4 Committee to verify proxies will attend.
ssockholdrrs Wilt be passed as usual over
the Rosd to-and frem the meeting free Of
charge, in acroldsnce with the Resolution
of the Conrentionsofsis54. ~
: J. R. Emery, Secretary.
Jan
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Gem Photographs.

r. Gem Photographs.
\ Gem Photographs, mounted on Cards,
and suitable For the Album, -....:........ 81 20
8 Of one person on one sheet not mountedJ 150
Is 81. z--"- -" =" =" I 2.0
Amaootypes Or Ferrotypss, with small case, 81 S,
- $. medium =" 2oo
q, large -" 800
Residences Photographed.
-->old Dagaerrsotypes, Ambrotsas, &C.,
copied any size required, aud eolored in OH
or anS other style desired.
Pietares set in tockess, pins, rings, &c.
Instruction given IN Photography, and
an excellent opportunity is now offered to-
those who desire to practice this fascinating
art. f~;,~~r:
-. Gallery over Movers store
- :, - WREN l. WHEELER,
Van Is Photographers.
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and Black Tea,

ofsuperior quality, for sale cheap at
PRATTS' Drug Store.
Dec. Is 81 Il.
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TO C0NSUMPTIVES.

The REv. EDWARD A. WILSON will send
free charge to all who desire 1t, the pIescrip
'tiou with the directions for making and using
the sill pie remedy bywhich he was cured of q
ng affection and that dread disease ConsuDp-
tien His only object is to benefit the afflicted
and he hrpes every sufferer will try this prescrip-
tion as It will cost them n, thing, and may prove
q blessing. Please address -.
q. -. REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,,
. No. les South Second Str set,
Sept 1885. Williamshnrgh, New York =,
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) = AGENTS WANTED
For the Campaigns of Forrest
aid his Cavalry.

- BEAUTIFULLY; ILLUSTRATED,
This historical record of the most bril-.
liant exploits and daring adventures Of the
war, among it's many valu' BILE and interest
ing contributions to historical truth. clears
up. on unqueseionable authority, all misrec
presentations in regard TO, the taking Of
Fort Pillow BY General Forrest. Address,
I; >---..:>-. J. r. MILLER g. CO..
Jan 2m -, 1Piiladetpll a, Pa
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Garden Seeds.

Ihagc just received Fresh Sapply. Of al
kinds of GARDEN SEEDS. Cantelope and
Watermelon Seed from melons that weighed
sevenev>fTe lbs. : A. D.. RISER :
Ian S24 S----
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ERR0RSOF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects OF youthful indiscrr,ion, will for
the sake Of suffering humanity, send tree 10
all who need it. the recipe and directions FOX
making the simple remedy by which be was,
cured. Sufferers wishing to profitby the 3D.
Ter,isers experience, can do SO BY addressing
10 perfect confidence. 20 =
AZ Cedar Street New York.
May SfgIy., ; .~- g =. ,
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REASONS WHY THE
GeuDT ABLE
LIFE ASSURANCE
SOCIETY
Of the UNITED STATES,
No. 81 Broadway, NeW-York.
rouR Rs<I L iSmpspyp or Re csH "a an sSss EN-
DOWMENT POLICY FOR
YOUR OWN BENEFIT If YOU survive, or
for the benefit of your representatives
in case Of your early death.
1t is secure beyond question, having
Cash Assets, =. $5,000,0C0
Which are being rapidly augmented by its
Annual Cash Income, 100000
IT IS PURELY MUTUAL, dividing ali
profits among its Policy>H olders every yeas,
on the first day Of February, applying such
profits as cash on the settlement of the next
annual premium The profits so divided
among Policy Holders last year amounted
to the magnificent sum Of
Six Hundred Thousand Dollars.
1t is anticipated that the dividend on the
first day Of February next will eclipse al
former dividends, All persons securing
policies in this Society previous to that day
will benefit in full by that dividend: Poll.
cies issued on a single life for any- amount
from $3.50 to S25 900. The concessions as to
the cheire Of applying dividends are made
by NO OTHER COMPANY. The Society,
considering its age, is the
Largest Mutual Life In
surance Company in
the World!
As we'll as the most successful one. The
profits realized by the Society. during its
eight years of business, have been all divi-
dcd among its members, and have yielded
them an average CASH RETURN, on every
dollar Of annual premium paid, OF :. -.
More than Forty Per Cent
per .,Annum!
. This is believed to be the largest result
ever arrived at by any Life Insurance Com.
pany'iu the world during the same space Of
time.
Persons insuring in this Socieiy enjoy adj
yanuges Of SPECIAL character because,
aside from its immense wealth and rapid
progress, ALL its Policies are comparatively
NEW, and therefore il is carrying but very few
impaired risks Its per ccutage: of Loss to
AMOUNT AT. RISK is less than thst-of any
ofthe older companies, and its percentage
Of Total OUT>Go to CASH PREMIUM Re-
eEIPTs IS LESS THAN THAT OF ANY
OTHER COMPANY WHATSOEVER.
Itis5proyed that capitalists assure. for in-.
vestment, in the Equitable Life Assurance
Society IN preference to any other company,
by the fact that -.
It's Policies Average Larger
in Amount than those of Z;
-. any other Company, 49,.
And it is SO reported by the supcrin.endeus
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Its Policies Average Larger
IN Amount than those Of +:
any other Company, =.

And it is SO reported by the Superintendent
of the New York Insurance Department TO
the Legislature of that State:
70 All persons deSirous of securing Pol
iciss in the Equitable Life Assurance Society
are requested to communicate by mail or in
persou to
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