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~Sherif's Sale.

By virtue of an order from John T. Peter
son, Probate Judge, wifi Sell on the first
Monday.in Decem Der next, before the Court
House door, within the legal hours Of sale.
One tract Of land. situated in >Newbery
County land bounded ON ali sides by the
lands Of thesdeceased. apd, contains forty
acres more or hess, part Of the reaFs estate
OF William sheely, deceased. -, ,...
Tefms.-The purchaser to give bond with
twosapproyed sbreties and q mortgage Of the
premises until the first day Of March next,
except cost, which mast be paid in cash. rs
By WHINE Of suudry writs of Fieri Facias to
me drected I will sell on the first Monday
in December next, at Newberry c. H., the
following property, viz, ~ -. :,
Four hundred and sixty acres Of land ,
levied on at the suit of. Thomas Ellisor,
ct. ali; Us. K1W. ,Rikard, and bounded by
lands of John P. Kinard, Dr. W. B. Nickel.
lar, ct. al. -. =. =. .:a,.. %
Also, two hundred and sixty acres, more
or less. bounded by lands Of John Wedeman,
Rev. T. S. BoinesE. e.. al. Levied on at the
suit Of thomas Ellison, ct. al. VS.. George a.
Rikard. ,,''' .,... %
Also, four hundred acres, bounded by
lands of Moses Anderson, ". F. Peterson,
ct Oh, Levied on at the suit of John Rudd,
lgAdm,r, Is. j. B. Chappeh:: ,-N S3
Also, one No / Flour Mill, in the district
of NewherYy,: near Frog Level. Bevied on
at the suit of Thomas Ellison, ct al. VS.. Ja-
cob L. [Auh. =. S
: Also 12 acres, more or less, bounded by
lands ofL. C.. Kibler, Patrick P. Sullivan,
ets al. ,LeVied on at the suit Of Thomas Eli
Hsor, ct. al. VS. Wm. Bridges. - %
Also Tract Nd. q, containing 1T acres,
more or less, bounded oy tract No. !. and
tract No. 8: Also Tract No. 3, containing
IS acres, more Or less, bounded by lands OF
Henry Burton, waters Of Bush River and
tract No. 2. Levied on at the suit Of ]. NJ.
Paysinger, for another VS.. estate of james
Sem, deceased. 70, l.-,.,. 3
D. Also seven acres more or less. bounded by
lands Of Jacob Cook, near Frog Level, levied
on at the suit Of the State for Taxes, VS..
aSamps. Bridges. 3
Also will resell at the risk Of the former
purchaser, two hundred and forty acres of
! land, more or less, bounded by lands Of S.
c. Merchant. waters of Bush River, NJ. Barre
ct al. Levied on at the suit Of John 6. Moon
| by next friend VS.: Peter Moon.
| :, Also Mule, 1000 lbs. Seed Cotton. 100
bushels Corn, Is bushels Cotton Seed.
Levied on at the suit Of Elizabeth A. Hig-
gins, VS.. J. G. Lipford. ..-- *l.50
nov 16 g.. T. III. PAYSINGER, s.N.C.
P. S. No longer time for Tax payers. :
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49, NOTICE TO PLANTERS.
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUAN0.

THE HIGHLY, SATISFACTORY. AND
remarkable effects Of this Guapo in'eproda.
cling very largely increased crops Of Cotton,
Corn, and other staple crepsS has attracted
she general attention Of planters and farEl.
.ers. In order 70 confirm public confidence
in the continued excellence, Of. this ,Gaano
and avsil of the best scientific ability in the
prosecution of this important business, the
Pacific Guano Company has consummated
a professional engagement With Dr.. St. Ju-
liam Rarenel. of Charleston, S. c., as scien-
tlfc adviser aud consulting Chemist to the
Company. Dr.. Ravenel is conversant with
the composition and qualities OF the Guano,
as we'll as with the character, policy and un-
usual resources of the Pacific Guano Com
pany, and will communicate full intorma-
ton on these points to planters who may
cali on him, or address him by letter at
Charleston, S. G.. ..,: II
JNO. S. REESE & CO., General As'ts.
Pacific Guano Company, Baltimore, Nd.
Ag'. for South Carolina, Charleston, S. c.
Nov. 4 As At.
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POmaria Nurseries.
1920

The Pomaria Nurseries have been greatly I'm.
proved, and the undersigned has the pleasure Of
offering to his patrons the best collection OF
Fruit Trees ever grown IN this climate Apples
and peaches particularly adapted to the climate,
from the earliest to the latest Apricots, PluIas,
Nectarines Cherries, in great variety. Almoh ds,
Ounces, Figs, Pomegranates, Medlars, F1l6erts,
English Walnrts, Spanish Chestnuts, Ever.
bearing Mulberries. OF Pears, the best and
mcst varied collection ever offered in the South,
Tsmopg them the Hebe, large winter pear
equal to Duchesse D'Augouleme in size. Stan
dartf and Dwarts can be furnished from years
old, to bearing size.
Grapes in great variety, including all the best
new table varieties. with those for vineyards.
Also Lutterlock's, True Scuppernong, and the
Flowers, much priced with tbe Scuppernong,
for wine.
Of Eyrrgreens, large and most varied collec-
ton. embracing every desirable variety-many
particularly adapted to Cemeteries.
Roses-All the fine varieties, with the new
French importations, all grown on their own
roots. Dahlias, the finest colors, and most per
feet French early variety: Gladiolus-many
superb kinds. Tube Roses, Crysanthemums and
everything desirable in the way of Ornamental
Flowering Shrubs, sc. A new Catalogue will
soon be ready for distribution. Persons ordering,
will please direct to WM. SUMNER, Agent.
Nov. 6S-4w. PomaTla, 5. c.
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And a fine Assortment, Of
Wanted.

want u, man to take the; Ageaoye efor
'Eloyd's great Double Revolving Maps of tu-
rope and America, with the 4, 600 county
colorcd map of the United States on the
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LLOYD, (P. o. Bcx 1927 ATLANTA GEOR
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Immigrants.

The immigration Society of. Newberry is
now in successful operation and has opened
an Office at Newberry. Mr.. F. W. Brugge'
mann has been appointed their Agent, who
NAV be found over the Law Office of j. Ii
Baxter, Esq, to whom all persons desirous
of procuring foreign labor are requested te
apply, at as early day as practicable, as he
will take pleasure in furnishing them with
all the information they may desire.
= T. S. BOINEST, President.
Nov. II 46 2mos. *.
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In the Distffiisc,t Court; Of the

UNITED STATES, for South Carolina, Oct.
Term, 1855. In the matter OF Henry Stone,
charge iH Bankruptcy.
Ordered that 4 hearing be had on the 23d
day of December, 1858, at Federal Court
House in Columbia, S. c.; and that all cred
iters, &c. of said bankrupt appear at said
time and place, and shew cause, if any they
can, why the prayer Of the petitioner shou Id
not be granted And that the 2nd and 3rd
meetings Of creditors of said bankrupt will
be- Aed AZ the Office Of Henry Summer, Esq.
Register of 3rd Con. District, S. G., on 10th
day of Dec. 1868, at II a. N. = :,
By order Of the Court, the Goth day of No
yember, 1858. -.;s
~ DANIEL HORLBECK,.
2 Clerk District Court United States,
Dec: 2 491 st. For South Carolina.
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70 aThe Farm. NJ. s. Garden,'

Is the only Agricultural Paper published
in South Carofna, T. 49,, ~
- Isis published in magazine form. and Is
filed with excellent agricultural reading
matter
1t enters upon its fourth, volume on the
18th, day yof January, 1869. =
Subscribe at once for it;-Price but one
dollar, year. q e.. - :
Try it at least for six months;-only so
cents.
Specimen copies ten cents. r. -.
Liberal arrangements made with extensive
advertisers, and clubs.
Address JAS r. JACOBS & Co.,
Clinton, S. G.
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Change Of Schedule,
ON THE s. d u. BAIL ROAD

On. and after End November 1868. the pas
senger train will leave Spartanburg Court
House, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days at a. M, and arrive at Aston at 80
p. m, connecting with the Greenville down
train, and trains for Charlotte and Charles
ton. -. -..- 49, .-.~
On Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays,
the up passenger train connecting with the
Greenville up trains, viii leave Aston at
a. m. =, and arrive at Spartanburg Court
House at 800 p. m, as per following sched-
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Male Academy.

( The Undersigned will commence his
School % MONDAY, the; 10Th inst.
Terms per oath. payable in advance.
Rraqus, ,wr;tiyg aud Arillmnetic, $3.50
Ordinary English, tincmGing The
ahove,( Modern +Geegrapl'y, En- siish
/ l;;fs;.,.iinseHs. ll;s,im + History, &c $50
higher English, Mathematics and :;
.Aa.ie,it Languages, ~. - 4,5o
No Incidental Fees.
IAN oppostunRy Will 10 sfforsied to Study
Modern Languages and 6ek.Keepins:
.--,..-..:-,-.. ,,..I.,I = ;.:=:3 A.:P. PIER.
= Nov. IA 46 #. - =
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Land, Agency.

Persons wishing to purchase Land in Oco-
nee County, can get my assistance and in
fuence. Commission per cent.
Reference-Mr. j. H. Sigh, Ne" berry,
sc. Address, REV. 3. HOLDER,
Oct. q IS If. Walballa, S. G.
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Notice.

The person who buried child lately, on
Gsn4 GarliF tcss,s Tot sin5 Re$eRfont Gene:
terry IS requested TO remove the body. If
no. re.:.9ye1 soon il will le. l'y order of the
Trustees. A. g. DARLINGTON.
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The School Commissioner,

Will attend for the purpose Of registering
all children between the ages of s. and I5-
StJohn atJe nc GSInphs On Monday the 2ssd, ,
-N Maybinton On Tuesday and Wednesday
the24th and 25rh, H., IL, =
I" Whitmircs On Thursday the och, ,.
-",Thos. q. Cromers on Friday the eTfh, :.
tt 3Wadlingtons on saturday 2sth, ~
- C.. Subers on " ednesdav Dec. 3d.,
" Longshores on Friday and Saturday Dec.
ri Geo. e,n Metts Net 90 oa Monday Dec. 7th,
- Wises on Tuesday, Dec. s:b. =
" Frog Level on Wednesday. Dec 9Th -
" NeTberry On Thursday and Friday, DEC.
10th and Hth, {. I 49, Z -,
when the Registration will close: -.
: =. WILLIAM SUMNER,
Nov. 1s St. School Commissioner.
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Wanted--Agentss

G1nS per month to sell the NATIONAL
- y FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
This Machine is equal to the standard machines
in every respect and is 4od at the low price OF
S2l. Address NATIONAL SEWING MA
CHINE CO., Pittsburgh, Pa.
June "a 26 6rn. ..~
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Notice.

All persons indebted to the Estate OF
Capt. W. P. Cromer, are requested to
come forward and make payment bg
the 1st day Of january next, or they
will find their notes and accounts in the
hands of an Attorney for collection.
T. H. CROMER. Adm'x.
Nov. 10th 1868 ct.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Newberry Copnty--In the Circuit Court.
James r. Wilson, vs.. Thomas R: Wilson
and Others. :. -
Itappearins to my satisfaction, that Thos.
R. Wilson, Wm.4C, Wilson, Maria Capple.
man, Henry CappEeman and the children OF
John Wilson, decd, parties defendants, are
absent from and without the limits of this
State, on motion of 'Messrs. Jones l.
Jones, Complainaut's Sol's, it is ordered,
that the said absent defendants do plead;
answer or dcmnr to this bill witain forty
days. from the publication hereof, or the
same viii be taken, pro sconfesse against
them. .z-- j...t, =.
Clerks Office, = THos. II. LAKE, =,
Nev.97t .;~> = .-->.sr c.. c. P. -
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Notice IS hereby given that all persons indebt-
ed to the estateof Gtpt. George Epting1 deceased
are REQUIRED to make payment imlnediately. and
all persons llsyipg demands sgaiRst said estate
wiifrender them in properly attested on Or BE-
fore the tenth day Of December gexs
- -. 49,. SIS. GE6, Administrator.
Noy. /. a At. =
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Dec 2492sy3y<lL ; =
sTATEaF SOUTH ekReoL1NA eIe

= - -
sEATERF SOUTH GkROLlNE.
Nexbefry County the Probate Court.
HenrysW. Dominiccsk and others vs. Enoch
-. III Lake and Anna r: Lake. Position
r-.r-s:sl 20 prove Will 10 due form Oh Law
It appearing to my satisfaction that
rss Euocha il. Lake, one offae heirs at law snd
;ss distrsAasse Of sBenjaain Lake, dec'd, late
oiNeaberry Coun'v, resides beyond the
ss9 slinrits ofrhis State This is 70 sire notice
rs aase an 'application Is ON Gle IN fh;s eoprt
10 prove the will Of ssfid dceeased in due
form or law, ihe aiisent defendant is hereby
.-asei6ed TO be and appear before -ne>in said
~-Coar., on or before the ifSh day OF january
nex.t1 sheS cause ifany be ean,swhy the
es6d win shall not he pr ven, in the manner
aforesaid. q JOHN T&PETERS0N,
Dee. 9 ~ St Judge of Pro!I%te, \. C..
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IN~THE PROBATE" COURT.

IN"THE PROBATE" COURT.
rs :, r ...-., - NEwBsRnY.
Thomas Philips, vs.. Mary J.. Whitmire and
: others. a. Petition for Partition Of the
- Rel Estate of Mary r. &. Whit
?sss;.Hsi ,y-as1,,. mire, decd. =
appearing to my satisfactioat thasMoses
Whitn,ire one of the defendants n the
above stated. case, resides without tbs, limits
sof this State. On motion Of Baxter, Soiici-
tor for Petitioner, it is ordered that he do
plead, answer oe7 demurs sto said, petition on
or before the 4Ih day Of january next, or
the same 'willbe taken pro cenfesso against
him. -: : JOINT. PETERSON
Noy. % as St, .',; :, .:--,>.., J. PING.
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sn1Nkhe IGsfrGile lesairf .oe the

YAnCne DaSEEAGS Se2aatrt OF ttEs
sSuNITED STATES, fof South Carolina, Oct.
Tern, ISIS tn tAsnssses sfyohn r. Shas
ton for fall and anal discharge ia Banks
6rdse6 that a hearing Be had on the zsd
ss sday a. December, 1858, ct Federal Court
"a Hoasein Columbia, S. G., and that all cred.
- zltaess soSeaid Bankrupt appear <af sald
rSssime and place, and shew causes il any tney
Sos Be- eranted.r m Ana that the, 2pd and srd
Msesngsof creditors Of sad bankrupt WILL
sss 6ed st the ofiee Of Henry summer, Esqr,
SsilRegisberof 3ru Con. District, s. G., on 2lss
s.dr day uf December, 1858. at 12aa:t lion
Il '1.tB order q the Court the s7sh DAY Of s9' sS
:ssSs''aos's :.''aa ~ 'ssss 1e DANIEL HoabBEcK.
Clerk District Court United STATES. y:
.s.o Sg7 !. Dec 9 49, For sonta carolna,.. :,
% s.Distrtct Court of the Jsfted States
r.. S.e For the District Of South Carolina. in Bank
e. +. ruptcy, IN the matter OF Jacob Luther
Aull--Baakgnpt. 7.,.,..e,s-ssS tsssc,4 Z
- -, BY whom Pesision for, ediudieasion OF
- ;Bankruptcy vas 6led on the 18th day ei
= Seyember. = d. 1853 ip said Court *
This is ees sgisa .nefiee. that on the 2Srd
dsy oss ssGegea6er, 1855, n wasFant OF Bank:
rupscy, was issged sgGinss thea estate .of
Jacob Luther Aali of Newberry County, and
.-s S,ste sf South Carolina wbo: has. been
adjudged q. bankrupt on his own petS
-" tion..5 FhattAe payment of any debts and
= 10 the delivery OF any property belonging to
'"s said 6aakrapt; 70 hin, or kor his use, and
the transfer Of any property BY him is fos~
siaden by iax;sand that y meeting, Of, the
81 creditors Of saia bankrupt, To prove their
dsbsa;and 20 choose one Sr more AssSsaees
-ssu CO his essase,1 will be- held at a Court of
.rs.aBarkfupses,afob be koldena Newberry Court
House, South Carolina; Before Henry Snrn-
ner. Register, on the leth day Of December,
2.siIsAl D., ,1S6ssatl2 o,sloekS u. Hl.HS
..:.1.ux ...z,,.,.sE! .ssRI. P.sNe EPPINGi
"a = "a, Q, SssNassiaA. as Messenger.
s.,;j 81, a. Ps PlTks,4z Deputy Messenger.
Dec. 20 S1ft 81 : &tss ss3 / q
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IN THE PROBATE COURT.
.NEwBERRY.

Abner v. Reeder, and vile Ellzabeth, Ts.
Joseph Tits and others. Petit on for
Partition.
It3appcaringto my satisfaction that Jo-
seph Davenport and Elizabeth his-wife, de-
PENDANTS in the above stated case, reside
without the limits Of this State. ON motion
of Mes<Fs. Fair, Pope g. Pope, Solicitors for
petitioners, it is ordered that said defend
ants DO plead, answer or dentdr to said pc
ri:ion on or before the 10Th day OF Decem-
hcr next, or the same will be taken pro
cunte>so against them. ..
, Giecu under my hand this 18th Nov. 1868.
John 7. PETERSON J.. P. N. C.
Nov S5 4S st. -. ..2 -.
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Law Partnership.

We, the undersigned. have this day asso-
,ciated ourselves together in the practice of
Law. and Equity in the State and Federal
Courts, under the pane and style of Fair,
Pope and Pope Office Newberry G.. H.,
S. G. SIMEON FAIR,
.. '<..,. Y. j, POPE,
SAMPSON. POPE.
..,--.7z. = o.
take this occasion to notify. my clients
that in my necessary absence from New
berry, during July, by applying to either of
my partners, Messrs. T. J. or Sampson Pope,
any information OF attention necessary to
my old business will be promptly given:
SIMEON FAIR.
July Is 20 If. ...a"J,
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Admins traitors Notice.

'ESov:TI 46f
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-12-11
The Legislature.

The proceedings of the Legislature on
Monday were unimportant. One half OF
the Committee on Elections reported that
Mr.. Purdie, Senator from the 14th Dis
trict, had held the position of Magistrate
before the war; was member of the Legis-
lature of 1859-'59, and took an oath to
support the Constitution of the United
States never served in the army never
invested dollar in Confederate bonds
was private in the Home Guards, but
never served, unless compelled to do so ;
and that in consequence he is banned by
the Howard Amendment, and not entitled
to his seat. On motion of Mr.. Love, Its
further consideration was postponed until
Wednesday, in order to give the other
portion of the Committee time to present
minority report.
In the House, Mr.. Justice, of Ruther-
ford, introduced bill to divide and scpa-
rate the Wilmington, Charlotte and Ruther-
ford Railroad, which was ordered to be
prin ted.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-12-11
r.o p-..,dsnt,s Message.

The JOURNAL alone of the North Caro-
lima press publishes the full text of the
Presidents Message this morning. The
hour at which the telegram was completed
compels us to omit any reference to 1t
in this issue. This last annual Message OF
President JOHNSON is worthy its predeces-
sors. He calmly surveys the situation'
unawed by the partisan storm which RACES
about him, and marches off the field bear
ing aloft the banner of the Constitution,
under which he has so nobly, but I'M
successfully, battled. He will carry with
him in his retirement the hearty good
wishes of every patriot in the land.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-12-11
Grant and stanton.

The Republican Congressman who have
arrived here manifest decided opinion II
favor of Mr.. Stanton's restorahon to the
War Department, partly on account OF his
administrative skill in the work of South
ern restoration, and also as a compensation
for his services to the party in retaining
his position in opposition to President
johnson. His campaign speeches are also
urged i'll his favor, and it has transplreGi
that General Grant has been approached
on the subject by parties of tho highest
influence. 1t is said that the General gave
no indication of his intentions. It i.
limited, however, that the relations OF
General Grant and Secretary Stanton,
when the former was in active service
were not of character calculated to
strengthen the pretensions of Stantons
friends.-Dispatch to the Philadelphia
North American.