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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-06
Circular.

., In reply to the resolutions adopted at
the meeting Of the Democratic party Of
Edcesield District, the undersigned Exc
cutive Committee deem 1t expedient to
state that they do not think it wise or
proper. TO invite any other convention OF
the State at this time. The convention
recently assembled. represented, we
believe. the sentiment of the State, any
other line Of policy inw would he disaS-
trouS to the unity and harmony so nee
e>Sarv to >IlcceSS. The resolution adop-
ted bv that Convention was based upon
the right of.each State to regulate for it.
self the question of franchise. aud in Civ
ing an expression Of what they Leleved
to he the opinions of our people. the
Convention acted deliberately, calmly
and under the circumstances, wisely.
The acrion Of the Convention meets with
approval everyw here in the ranks Of the
Democratic party. and we are disposed
to abide by the a.tinn of the Convention
as polite, prudent aud Just. As the Or
gan of that body. our duty is t" uphold
its action and lay i. hrfore the country
and the State, accompanied, nevertheless,
with onr solemn protest against the in
strument called a Cons'iIuti"n, which Is
ah"ut to he forced upon US by radical
rule and military dirta,ion
WADE HAMPTON, -.
. P. THOMAS.
F W. McMASTER,
JOSEPH y. POPE.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-06
; immigration Society.


7. By seferenee 10 The circular issued ny
.fhe Presil lesit 81 this Sofiety, Rev. F. S.
:BoiHest. 40 be foasd elsewhere. the pub,
She viii see thata Thorough !"rganiza'ion
has been elected and: the plan Of work
Isg set farttFsIt is higals graeies ing t"
ska,o@ that an Interest Is manifested IN
-Ehis ,novenent which gives an. ,earrHs:
|: ofthe; fullsst snccess Since our last:i .
sue large amount eEessh has been 4,a5d
%, and Che promise,of nnch to, follow
Tbs iintrpdus,iatr OF a:white >labnuliae
populaiio9. ID intelligence; sofrietvz ana
thrift win build up our waste places, and
dasld % tae prosperity of our DISTRICT,
.foay.s and people generally yS;andwe ursei ii
oHtheattehtioA ofaI!whGhaTenae tt'onght
Of this ssHecr to ia asoat once, and fall in:
sathe tide which y Ill lend not only tofor;
/. fase. .bnt peace aRd quiet We want .
;largs 8 bite population. and thisis one
Of tie favorable means Of Sc omplishihg
go desirable an end <. =. -.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-06
Accidental DEATHS

. 81. -. -
*ssTbe Lsntensy,sle Helald gives tbe, par,
dchaais Of thsheath Of an. esteemed Cit
s.ses. sIr lym: E Gsxet. who, was, killed
81 bis horse: His horse becoming uu;
fsla G. dismo,rnted 70 punish bin,
tghea The animal seized his ann. man
:gsias thas aud sthe band ira, fligaiful
smsipe,. It required the assistance Of
several persons t9.resene him, and take
charge Of theS animal, which continued
10 show:fga sessn after seyers p,nis,
3peue r. 6 died on the following
: Gay: ~, -
The ssaaespape says that Mrs. 0pheNa
Heaaersoh. .swifepf Mr. Wade Henderson,
); ;vhilsun aIisitiosheF fathers, Nj. Joba
Davenport, aassacei1entsiiy shot lay her
;lssieeesether, Nittl4ian old gnr which be
&washapdhpg. and Haiehwa>. thought By
! tbe family II have been nnlsaded. Shs
lived abeat q hours afler the accident
Mrs.; u. VAS quite yeaps, and, much be
,3aoxed, and her death has, cast gloom
: sser the Community where she lised.- ~
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-06
Our Duty.

b D.. =
The duty of the present hour is to or
ganize, to organize thoroughly, and at.
or ce, to meet the great issue now con-
fronting us. 1t is question every
Southern man should feel deeply, warm.
I ly, and one which should be taken bold
of vigorously. Shall we give up to ne
gro radical rule thousand times, no! !!
l.; must not he, and will not, if the peo-
pile bit DO their duty. Some seem not
to see this issue, or the ilnmen ltv of the
degradation or ruin which will follow a
system Of careless Indifference; and it Is
the duty of those who do appreciate the
present condition and future prospect. to
preach it to the luke. warm. till all our
people realize the purpose of the radical
party, who not satisfied " ith the accom-.
'pli>hment of their plans so far, would, if
>nch thing could be done, make an infe-
riorrare our superiors. The work is going
bravely on, everywhere We hear the peo
pie are organizing and buoyant. We
have only to be true to ourselves and
this monStrous wrong will be killed.
The Columbia Phoenix thus analyses the
Constitution, and says:
That bv giving unllrited suffrage to
y n,
Whites. il established the supremacy "f
the negro and, secondly. that in its pro.
visions with respect to taxation, ii is s."
arranged that those who OVID no prop
erty shall tax those who hold all the Prop.
ertv. Thus We have unlimited suffrage.
wh reby ignor nee Is placed over know
lecgr, aud we have taxation without
representation. Nor is that all. But in
the matter Of the land commission, you
have covert contiscation. A more in.
famous wrong was never prrp"trated in
tie political department, than is con,
tanned ia the imposition of this radical
Constitution upon the whites of this
State. :.
Two millions Of dollars, it is estimated,
may he collected nf taxes under his Cor
stituliDu And this to he, drawn from
an Impoverished people! And these
takes in large measure, to go to the
support of apeople, many of W. ON arr
known to he idle, lazy and thriitless.
This Is the entertainment to which we
arc Invited. and we are d:>loyal if we d.
not pronounce it 4 feast ef reason and a
aow of soul = -.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-06
Change.

5 The spirit of the peoples dreams is
undergoing salntary change in Nash.
siile.> Even. that miserable old hound
"Brownlow" has ceased to howl. What
if the devil be di~appointel.>in catching
-e',e hoary repr"ba,e we doubt however
Hso vile a sianerca escape the wrath
IN store for him. The Cincinnati Cou.-
merciai says:
The most remarkable feature in con-
necllon with Tennessee at the present
time i<-,hat il is enjoying Sp II of per-
feet quiet and serenity; the hnkIux have
completely subsidized. and nobody hears
or sees anytthng of them how. Accounts
from all quarters report the negroes as
industrious and thrifty; while Brownlow,
strange IL say. has ceased to issue his
>anguinary proclama,i"n>. RevivaIs of
religion are in progress in different por-
tions Of the State"
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then would your hearts be Iightened.
Woe to the oppressor, the assassin, the
midnight prowler aud the betrayer of
his country. They have sworn to help
the right and will do it. .-.@. =.
. Our sister here interposes, and will he
heard a.laSS! Her head is set on the
fashions, but We insist on no sacrifice 10
good taste, which would bring ridicule
on the Inhabitants of this upper and bet
ter sphere. She has noticed some Pc
cular styles In costume and manner but
hesiales an approval because the fash
ion does not appear general. Nhat
more ridiculous than the short dress
which displays foot and ankle, and
makes the wrarer, though fully grown
woman, look like a little school miss,
of uncertain development. From this
height it looks ugly. aud we wonder not
that gay bachelors laugh in their sleeves
at S,mh folly. Plnaforcs and Lihs would
add to their SinguIarilv. And then the
waterfalls, to what extremes are thev
carried. What place to put mans
hat on. Eut We must dcier further
structures on fashion TO a future dis.
patch, as omr observations have beer
confined more particularly to men; al d
after your May day ball, for which We
observe eXten>ive preparations now go
ing on, we will be better able ta sati>fy
AIcyone and ourselves, as to the true
and prevailing modes in vogue among
your women, as we suppose that a per
feet representation will there be given.
Tx
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BY his agency in securing an injunction
upon the suits instituted by e few hond-
holders, which were. intended to sell out
the road, at the sacrifice to them Of sey-
eral millions Of dollars. -.
The Chairman appointed Messrs. John T.
Sloan, H. H. Beattie and o. T. Taylor, a
co ,.mittee on ell ction, and the Convention
went into an election for President and
Directors for the ensuing year, which re-
suited as follows; ~. ~ -
Presidential. P. Hammett.
DirectorS-J. i. Reed, Robert Stewart
A. McBee, B. F. Perry, Daniel Brown, SIM
con Fair, H. T. Farmer, L. D. Chids, J. L.
Orr, W. A. Courtenay, A. G. HawthorHe,
and G. W ". Marshall.
On motion, the thanks of the Convention
were returned TO w. A. Wright, ESQ OF
Nickerson's Hotel for the use of the halt;
and to the Chairman for the courteous and
able manner in which he had presided over
their deliberations.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-06
The G. & C. 3. 3.

The late report of the President and
Directors of the G. & Z. R. R.. is highly
Aattering aud credi,able to aElcoacvrned.
President Il. has been ably assisted by
superintendent; Meredith, both Of whom,
have ueen unit, ing and sieepleSs in thci.
cne' gy aid devotion TO the road. No
thing has been overlooked; and every:
thing done that lay in their power to E.
:energiSe the road, We are gratified 10
perceive that these officers are retained
4 few years moreof sueh 'herculean la
bor and visfant atte' ton to duty will
establish the GreenvilIe & Columbia
Railroad beyond a peradScnture.
President tlatnuett aud Superintendent
Meredith are working, practical railroad
-,nen, per Sc. ..'-
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-06
: The Right Of suRrags.

The Anderson fateliigepeer publishes
an able article fron. the. GreenSille En:
$terpriSe. which assumes the position
Sthas the new constitution Of this Stat.
{ does not disfraRclise say one save for
Sefime: y = = 49,
sS5s.sh dsffancll;sement i<.nos perpetpete''
sunaer tste new constitution. and the MA.
5jeritsi Eoneress,wiH acquiesce in It>
SProyfsions, = hereby none are di>ffan-
gchissd, then there is 4 elcam of hope
even under the new comlitiou OF sthg>.
Many of our. most reSpect*d and able
sseitizeas have f-ltz anauthortzed to engage
5 b, pililies &hIie; nnder the ban Of toliti.
sc&l prhscfipt Their hands may noa,
.be uafettefsd,T and, With .tfrir. less ex
fperisaeed brethreft they can enter .ni'orr
ahes wark afrsdeemias even>Sonth Caro-;
haa fpm the thiaiaom Of ignQrance and
SrpisFuie.E < :. .,-
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-06
Mr. Caldwall's Male School :

Mr.. Editor: A felt want has been supplied
IN the opening Of male school by Mr. j. F.,
Caldwell-than whom we know OF mona
more competent to FIJI the position ofteacher.
4 fuished scholar and gentleman. we feel as.
sured no by who has Che privilege Of being
under his tuition will have just cause ofscon.
r1'int, land parents will receive an equiyas
,lentin the general excellence and manly das
pertinent Of their children.
That the Male School may become deel<
ded success, IS the sinccye desire of saltwh0
claim to be frieuds;of - EDUCATEONs
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-06
County and Municipal Election.

:. TIE follows ing order has been issued
from the headquarters of-this military
dIstI ict,:f -
E>,An. election will be held in the
Sthe-o of South Caroiina, commencing On
Tuesday, tne+2d of June, and ending on
"Wednesday, tine Sd of June, 1868, at
y hich al registered voters OF said State
may vote fos such County officers ~hy
tile CuusHlation adopted by the Copven-
| lion and since ratified by the Heople are
elective. and are provided for ii. the !sa d
Coustilutina.- fAl the same election, the
duly Registered voters may also Vote for
such mulieip Officers. rs ale by law
| elcetl,e ~ tttelieolae.
? II. The electioa herrby ordered will he
gove,ned>hy tue same rules, as, 10 .reviS-
ion of registration. conduct of eiertiun,
qu;llific TONS of electors. ard returns Of
election as are: prescribed by General Or
aerS No. 40, hom these headquarters.
| dated March Is. lS6S: Provided, That
If the CONSTITUTION adopted and ratified
ar aforesaid shall have become the fun.
! damvntal law of the State uf South Caro-
Efnia, .rea fouS 10 the cninneinenent Of
ESacu elecli"n, then. and in Such case,
the qualifications Af elcct"lS " i'll be those
pre<.rhei by said Constitution.
! : lM fl5e Co8nIv officers to be voted
for at thus election are: A Judge OF the
Probate Court for each County a Clerk
far the Court vi Common Pleas; a Sue
Efff; a~S,oroner; three County Cotna,is-
! sioncrS; one School Commissioner.
The municipal officers to be voted for
will he such as a.e provided for by ex-
ssting laws of the provisional govern:
I ment OF. South Carolina. tor cities a i
towns; and their election will be sub
| ject to changes by the General Assem-
hlv. -
The Office of Tax Collector IS not pro-
| vided for in the constitution, aud hence
the Legislature, it is presumed, will pro-
vide for All election far that office. ..-
Another circular has been issued from
headquarters, the following are the
/ points Of interest:
For each incorporated city and village,
one lntendanr and WardenS, TO the mum
Der now established by law.
The county officers to be voted fH
will be those prescribed by General Or.
dcrS No. II, and no Others.
Registration will take place at one
place only in each registration precinct,
| to bs selected by the registrars, and due
notice given thereof =
Civil officers will render such services
as are required in. posting and serving
notices. ,'.-
Registrars, by becoming candidates
for office, will not he disqualified frou'
contilhH'g to act as Registrars. Pos,
Commanders will ill all vacancies, and
report their action promptly to these
Headquarters.
One ballot box will be used for each
polling place. =
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-06
CaIarai Qamocra:ic Maatiug.

= 4 NEE ting of colured citizens, says the
Columbia Phoenix, was held on WedneS
ciav night in the ball Of the independent
Enginc house, an Democratic A>Soria-
,ien formed. Forty were present and
signed the constitution, and committed
appointed 10 nominate officers, recon.
mended the follow ing: President. Pleas.
ant Goode Vice President, Samuel Jen.
kin>; Secretary, P. Ellington; Treasurer,
R, Garter. The report was concu'red in
unanimously. and addresses we're de-
;iverea by C'.ls. Thomas and Wyatt,
and G. W. Myers. -
We hope soon to hear of similar or.
ganizaIinnS in every district in the
Safe Let our white eilizens. aid the
eelored i, the Soad cauSe, which alone
l-sill prove their REDEMPTION. Frrm va.
rious qaatte,S, IN this State aud in
Georgia ue notice that colored people
are beginning now to see that they haye
been .ter,iily duped. In a 'iItle while
their grand leagues. viii grow into a
minority, smaller and beautifully less,
as these tnisguided people .begln to reason
tue tiliEg With their white friends, tie
unl y ones who are able aad willing to
nelp them. Organize Your democratic
ctaUS, coi0rt'l peopsr. -..,. -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-06
AeBIFUARY.5

Died, on the >27th February, 1858 .of parsE.
vsis, Mrs. Annie: E: Edwards, tbe beloved
wife Of John Edwards, of WiaSton. Co..
e: Miss, and daughter OF Matthias and Eliza-
beth -kiRari = y S-9.>,,, (,,.s.- = ss1g
,The.sutject of this brief not ice was born
in Newberry Dec r13tt, 1922 and migrated
with her pareuts to Mississippi in tS47 -
She was q rruly good Womsn, and a pious
End consistent member Of the Methodist,
Church. = =: =. -. = = = : :. :. :.
She leaves "a devoted husband. an aged
motlter. sister and bre:her. and many ffiendg
in ,Newberry, Di>trict.to mourn her DEATH: 3
-. & t$Hhata world Were this, 5f5s zis < (.
How unendnrab,e its weigh, /, il they ~. :
Whom deathhad sunder d did notmeeta againi
~-... - ,,.. = $. p. *,
/ DIED, at Florence, S. G., April l2sd, 1858,
after twelve DAYS painful illness, MRS.
Mfaora Ella McCau, ,relict Of j. Dewitt
Mct'all, and daughter ofJacob P. aud Macy
F. Chase = =. : p. =, r. .cl.ssz,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-06
Club Meetings.

:, I'VE have just received the report, o! the
.NoAoAon nemoeraiic Club, organized on
Saturday, the I'd, at Atss Tabor Church.
az Also Of q c.ub formed on the same day
Penasiascy- -. s7-5,t.-... X
These reports we're handed in too late for
4hisss issue, bpt shall appear in orr next
cHWeSxre pleased to. hear Of the oSganiza-
s.son Of saese zanxiisars societies, and hope
thsse section Oh. ihe district Will tell a
IKE tale. I've will publish without charge
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-06
A Card.
LAMBERT j. JoSEs, ESQ.

LAMBERT j. JONES, ESQ. .. =.
SIR: lhaVe noticed with great surprise +
the announcement BY the Chairman Of the
Central Executive Committee, that you
were absent from The meeting, at.whicb the
address published TWO weeks ago was pre-
pared. desire, as Vice-President Of this
District, to ascertain the meaning of that
announcement. Do you not endorse thas
address Are you not a Dewoerata
You have (whether intentionally or mol,
created division in tue Democratic party
in this District, and therefore /, an officer
ofthat party, call-upon you, an officer, to-
define your position. : r. Y. GIST, ~
May l9 It,. =. .--.s...-- ~ s: =
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-06
Presidential Prospect.

;. sThssconvsc;i n seems TO gain atcthe North
-eShat General Hancock of Pennsylvania will
Ssness pro5ah y be selecsed as he Democratic
: Sycaadsdats for the,ne Presidency, end Hon
ID. AZ Voofhees.of Indiana, for Vice Presi>
dent We believe that Gen Hancock's NOM
fastioss prove. seeeprabIe 70 thesSourh-
etn penple-his past conduer an.i present at
stitude ptoctaimiug him an acceptable man.
: The: Convention. mee,s on the 4'h :tf July
next, Whena no,niuaiiqn wiabe made. 6
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-06
. 6rcwing Sensible

= AScslesed usajf, n liting tothes Albany,
-ssa, News. says. ~. =, - :
+ faT one, atn determined, to vote for
. tr6e Sout&era Rlsn-iilen that I know
and whoal have neSer;;yet teen >afrai'!
To- trsSt. sssdpet .kaaW abe Yankees,
Sand i aan't like che Sopthern neH. that
ARE Oh theradNalside. = >. :, x..,;
: That IS -the way 10. think. and aheway
ftosexpress ii. Vote for true Sdnthern
nseps The State elections are over, ard
shs mischief has been done, but there rs
: q way ,ses to shoE some good sense.
.EemiuateS geod men for county I'D
4z1anieipa8 Offices, true men. not2 2Radi.
-Hfal TeRsgaaes however, Who lost to al
; pfiheipis shame snd ddeesney.violated The
-sacfsa feeling Of patrioti>u, ard Sot'd
iortke odiou> Constitution which vii
ruin both classes, uhiie and black.
Ger away from the League too as
quick as, possible. As,sensible Old col
ored, man SAYS ofIt: '"5--e-
II tell YOU, de- Eesgne and de darkies
Jest remind me of when old maS'r and
me used to put up de tattenin' h"gS: Id
take some corn and scatter it lnng. and
soop de n gs 'ud taste it. dey'd follow
right along. picknr' up the grains. and
neber look head :; and d. fust ting dey
kp.w'd dey vas in de pen and de gap up,
and ders dey staid l,ll We knock den ur
de head" ..-tv
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-06
LOCAL ITEMS.

SALE.DAy.--Seventeen hundred and fifty
acres of land in parcels were sold under
Sheriff. execution, at an average OF 81
per acre. A few other sales Of minor
importance were effected. A large mum
Der Of entranchi>ed were in attendance,
We presume in obedience to call for the
purpose Of discussing the merits Of and
nominating candi'lat,s. The nomiu--
tons will be found elsewhere.
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Gen: Napier's forces have vanquished tEe
'Ahyssinians, killed king Theodorus and cap
tured the fortress Of Magdala, which isde-1
s,ribed as having been Of barbaric splendor.s
Il was plundered< of golden crowns, iewels
and silver plate: = -, - =. ~ - -
The News learns>that the Legislature
after its Organization in Columbia, VIII
adjourn to Charleston for the session. = 2
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Special.

r. b 0 -. = .ct-
Doors AND SHOES The boot and shoe
house, par excellence, Of all this upper
country, is the house Of Abrams, Griffin
& H rgrove. 1t has no risaf this sidsr,
OF Charleston, and indeed is as stylish
as very many of the excellent shoe
houses of that good old CITY,. If you
want good understandings, go, by@all:
means, to Messrs. Abrams. Griffin q
Hargrove's store, ,shere, you VIII ke4
courteou&R waited en- BY: friends MeM. I.
and Griffin, and fitted to the best, the
cheapest and the neatest shoesin Dixie.
Nix. WlsEMAH''s- -,GALLERY-W have.
examined specimens Of Fiseman sswofk.
and find It good:work and true. Mr. w,
is an excellent artist and will GROW
steadily. in the good graces Of orr plea.
Sapt and apprecistiye public. He seprs:
pared to take life size and miniature pic
tares, accurately. He viii also copy
: -
and renoyate pictures, &C. Call upon
WiSeman, he is a cardinal work man 49,
Our friends scross the way, Drs Pratt & Fans,
not satisfied with the many internal improve
.ments recently made in their, excellent Drug
esiab 'ishmept, have added an external touch OF
two I, in the way ofa very pretty sign and sub
starfiai awning They ere now prepared for tie
summer eolstice, and will dispense cooling
si,aughts ofsparkliRg soda, from siIyey funts
and nasmmoth glasses; srdsupplys yon with pure,
medicines unaduItersted. drugs. fresh chemicais,
,paihts ard dye strfs. and the ueatcst toilet
fancies extant =. - . = * s2sS
+. <Publie.attentionis called to thesadyer5k
/ tisement of Mr. Geo. oBoia1d. which sp-i
pears III this issue. Mr.. Boland is : fine;
workman, OF, mary years experience,
having heen enIa agedsin the carriage and
wagon. tu<iness in allsthe principal shops
-in.the South, which gives Jim peculiar
advantages. >Give bim'a trial: ~ =: :, =
4. N. Wioker's stock increases little
by little. He's growing. Andy will
.ssh candy and any thing else ussfakorn
,ncstaPof good to eat, as cheap as' tbsz
cheapest. X ..5 ! ~ = -, : ! - ~, 1s.s -
/, Wreu5& Wheeler are at the old stand,
for yet 4lit.le while. tSecnreS your.
shadow ere.the substance fade ~ - s;: {
shodair has received .. lot Of .choicel
-eatabtes, 7drinkables, etc., such as are
found in good restanrant.cs- = X -: {
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-06
, COMMERCIAL.

NEwBERRY, May Market quiet, middings
30 Ct :, -. = -. -. Z. -. :.
new YuRk. Msy Al P. M-Gnld ssi. Cotton
ver1 firm iutnnt very active; sales J. 800 bales,
at 81 80 Flour. dull = - - = - =
.CHARLtsToN Msy f.; Cotton firm and 'n
moderate teha, d: sales SO balesi receipts 24S-s
midd ing 81. 32:s, . <s.s - - - ::
: AUaUsrA. MAJ, ,4-Nothing doing in ooston;y !:
buyers Utf.r 81, but sellers ask 81 for iniddiipg
'.LIvEePoeL. Nav 4-Eyening: &c ottan firm;
prices same-uplands aaoat I'D. sales boo
ba.es. -ss-S-.. -: -, - !
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Paw Attention.

To all whom it may concern, Ewoald say
come forward an settle up any demand
that may be against you, in the Assigned
efeets.of ". w. Houseal, Bankrupt This
is 3 matter that will have to be attended 70
at once, or cost will he added. -
H. LOVELACE, Assignee.
Nav l9 St. -
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The Latest on Impeachment.

= 3He 31oVcst Ou zIIIPee.O111oo21'
. "Impeachment stock fluctuares hour by
hour; ro-day it is shaky. Why. is not des
mOnstratcd The President and his counsel
are confident Of his acqui.tal. They figure
out DOT more. at the outside, than thirty-two
votes for conviction"
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NOMINATION:

At aenoninating Convention held on the :
4th Of May, by the Republican Party. tho.
following eeptlemen were nominated:
For Probate Jndge-John, I !. Peterson. <
Cie,k of Gouit-ThOs: NJ. Lake. - g
Sheriff-rho>. NJ Pay-iDger. -
Cnrone--H II Kinard ~ =. s.
Cu"ty CommissicneFs-George Brown, Il.
ID JnkinS and Slu I Dogaa. SS..z : r.,
School Commiss illian Summer.
Newberry, ). c., May S., 1868.