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a PRoposAL.-.On tho l4th of
last February, yonng gentleman
residing inYI,eicestor, sont the fol-
lowing Valentine to n young lady
in Hobdon: :5""#
Delicate Ears And Radiant Eyos
Scatter Their Wilds In Leicester:
Leicester. Your Offer. Under. BUYS,
Each Maidon Is Not Esther.
In tho course Of q fow days ho
received this answer: rE
Declare, Edwin Can I.ovo Impart
Never Enhancement Dcaror,
WIN Interest Thy Hand+,rhy Henri. =.
And Never Kiss Sinccrerf
twill DO seen on examination,
that the initial vorscs arc from tho
words, "Dearost will you bo mino9'
and those of the second, "Declincd
with thanks" This is tho most
elaborate and tho most veilcd way
ofproposing and refusing wo have
evermet with. z ., -
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District C"nrt Of the United States.
For the p,St.c, o. South Cnrolina, in Bank.
rup'ry. III the matter of Jucob Luther
Anll-- Bankrupt.
by whom II Petition for adjudication Of
Bankruptcy was fled on the 18th duy O:
November. 4 D., 1853, in saih Court.
This is 10 give notice that on the 2S3;r;i,
day OF November, 1868, II warrant OF Bank.
rnptcy, WIS issued ngamst the estntc OF
Jacob Luther Anil Of Ncwhcrry County, and
State OF South Carolina, who has been
ahjndsrh bankrupt on his own pc,i-
ton That the rmymen, Of any debts and
the delivery Of any property belonging to
snid bankrupt; to him, Or tor his. use, and
the transfer Of any property by him is for.
bihden by Law; md that meeting of the
creditors OF said bankrupt, to prove their
debts, and to choose one or more Assgnecs
Of his estate, will be held Il. n Oonrt Of
Bankruptcy, to he holden at Ncwberry Court
ho''>r. S"n,h Cnrolinn, before Henry Snm
mer, Register, on the 10Th day Of December,
a. D 1863, ut l2 O'clock, N. ,
j. p. N. EPPING.
.. S. Marshall ns Messenger.
a. =. PlFEn, Deputy Messenger
Dec. 10 81.
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How TO PROMOTE PEACE IN A
FAM1LY.-, 1 Remember that onr
will is likely to be crushed every
day, 80 prepare forit.
2. Everybody in tho house has
an evil nature as we'll as ourselves,
and therefore, VIC arc not to oxpcct
too much.
49, To learn tho different tompcr
Aid disposition Of each individual.
4. TO look on each member of
the family as ono Of whom we
should have q care.
O. When any good happens to
any one TO rejoice at it.
IS. When inclined to give an
angry. answer, to "ovcrcomo OWL
With good"
Z. If from sickness, pain, or in
trinity, We feel irritable, to keep a
strict watch ovor ourselves.
8. To observe when others are
suffering, and drop word ofkind-
moss and sympathy suited to them.
8. 10 watch tho littlo oppor.
tunities of pleasing, and to put
little annoyances out Of the way.
TO- To take cheerful Wow of
everything, ovon Of Tho weather.
and encourage hope.
II. 10 speak kindly to the
serVants'-to praise them for little
things whom you can.
10 In all little pleasures whicl,
may occur, to putyourscltlast.
l2,M,,,fo try for "tbe soft answer
that tprnoth away wrath"
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Clerk District Court United States.
nov Is 81 st For South Carolina

District C0urt Of the United States.
For the District of South Carolina. I'm
Bankruptcy. IL the matter Of j, &.
Iiplord, Bankrupt.
BY whom petition for adjudication Of
Ban ni'ptcy VAS filed nn the 18th day Of
November, a. d 1858, in said Court.
This Is 10 give notice that on the 2Uth day
OF NoY'r, 1868. n warrant Of Baukrnptcy
was lSsnrd against the Estate of +. e Lin.
ford, OF Chnpp"rs depot, New berry District,
Slate Of South Carolina who has been nd
judged ~ bankrupt on bis own petition ::
That the payment of any ,lrhts and the de-
livery Qi any property belonging to sand
Bar k,upt to llm, or for his use, aud the
transfer "f any property by him, are for
hidden hy law and thu, II meeting of the
cr' di'"rs OF sail Bankrupt, to prove their
drtis, and Io !tnosr one or more ASsianccs
OF his estate, will ir hrl! ~ u Court Of Bank.
rnpIrv, 10 hs holden ii Nrwhcrry Court
House. South Carolina, h"!nrr Henry Sum
"cr. Esq, Register. "n the 9th day OF
December, y. d., 1878, NJ y o'clock n
J. =. VI. EpPING,
y. S. Marshal as Messenger.
by a. +. PIER,
Nov - st. Deputy Messenger
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A Ecrlious gentleman travel.
'ns '@ the r"N",'y, on arriving
al The roadside inn in the evening,
VAS MOI hy The o<i!er whom he
Tins adarasse; boy, eN1rica,e tha,
qnadro9,ea from The vehicle, stab.
ula,e him, devote him an adequate
supply Of nulriciouS alimcnt; and
when the Aurora Of morn shall
again illuminc tho oriental horizon
will reward You with pecuniary
compensation for your amiahlc
hospitality The boy not UNDER
standing word ran into the house
saying Master, here's French
man wants to sec you"
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How Dew You Dew ?-"Why
Uncle Dcwlittle, how dew do you
dcw1 How docs Aunt Hannah
dow, and what is she dcwiny now2
Dew tell us all about the news.
Como, dow sit up to the table and
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self, dew and dew talk some and
dew not make me dew MI he talk
ing, for shan'L dew it. Now,
dew say something. dew" "Oh.
dew dry up, dow" said the old
man; give me half chance to
say something, dow"
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In the District Court of the

In the District Court of the
UNITED STATES. for South Carolina. Oct.
Term, lSGS. In the matter Of Wade II.
S",zlrr-- Bankrupt. Petition for Full and
Final D>cha'G" in Bankruptcy.
OrdrrrtI that Il hearing hr had on the 18th
day Of Dec. IHiS, 1T Federal Gour, House in
Columbia, S. G; an'l that all creditors, &C.,
ol sahl Bankrupt appear at said time and
place, ana shcw cause, il any they can
Why til" prayer Of the Petitioner should not
he granted Aud that the 2nd and 3d meet.
ing oi Creditors OF said Bankrupt will be
held 1T the Office Of Henry Summer, ESD.
Register Of (3dD third Congressional Dis
tric.. S. C., Oh the 9th day OF Dec. 1868, at
II VI.
BY order Of the Court, the 18th day Of
NoScmhcr, 1868.
DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clerk District Court United States.
NOV. 20 Is st. For South Carolina.
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DEATn OF GESERAL WADDy TnoMrSos
The telegraph this m"rHinp announces
the t:cath of General Wadly Th",rl,.. II.
IN Tallahassee. yesterday, at the .h,nn.
cod age Of seventy. Gen. 1hor,,!,on
was bora at Pickcns Court U.,u.c IL
this Stn'r, September 8. 1893, grndun,,d
at the s nth Carolina College in 1914,
and was admitted to tho bar in 1919. lie
wns S"liritnr Of tho Western Circuit for
Sevcrnl years, afterwards IL member Of
tho Legislature, and later still member
OF Congress from this Slatc. lie was in
Congress from 1885 to 1871, and served
in l8i0 ms chairman Of the Committee
on Military Affairs. III 1912 he was ap
pointed Minister Plenipotcntinry to Mex.
ico, and nc afterwards published a very
interesting book at,ou, TINT country and
MS mission. ilis title of General was
obtained In tho militia service, and he
had passed from the stage Of action be.
toro the var which mado such titles
moro plentiful His death will be re.
GREETED as tho breaking of another link
III the chain which binds tic palmy tlays
of Carolina, when Calhoun was n giant
In the land. charleston News, Nov. q,
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FiSKS ,,Meta||Ie,, Burial. Cases,

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In the District Court Of the

UNITED STATES, for South Carolina. Oct.
Term. isOS. In tho matter Of Henry Stone,
charge In Bankruptcy. .
Ordertd, that hearing DO hnd on tho 23d
day of December. 1868. Mt FctlcrI, Court
House IN Columbia. s. q ; aud that nil cred.
itors. &c; Of said hMkrnpt appear, at suid
can. why tho prayer Of The petitioner Shou ID
not br grntcd, And that the end and Ord
meetings Of crditors m said bankrupt viii
he he'd at the ntflcc OF Henry Summer, Esq.
Register nf 3ni ''on. District. S. c., on 10Th
day ~ Dec 1868 AT II Il. III.
II, onlrr ~ The Court. tho 30,h day Of No.
vembcr, ISIS. ...' .,
nANIEI. NORLDECK,
Clerk District Court United States,
Dtc 80 St For Suuth Cnroli1n
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The Columbia correspondent OF the
Charleston News, in noticing tho return
of Governor Scott, among either lea.
lures connected with his trip, says tho
Governor states that leading railroad
men and capitalists, worth ten aud
twelve million dollars, arc anxiously
awaiting tho thorough establishment of
civil law in the State, when they are
ready to give their money and energies
in any railroad enterprise in tho South
which has shadow Of promise of being
safe and profitable to themselves, rs well
rs to the communities to be benefited
by their construction. All they want 10
be assured Of is that the old citizens
rccogn'zc fully the laws passed hy Con.
gtess and the Legislatures Of the various
States. md will net up to them ruilhrilly.
Govcrmor Scott hns no doubt whatever
Of buing able to 60 on TO The completion,
Of the Blue Ridge Railroad, il the prcscn,
pence u( the State be maintained, and
the people I"rge', Tor the time, nil pnlili
rnl i>s.cS. aud devo:c themselves tnthcil
material interests.
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How To DETECT CouNrEErElTs.
The following is published as an
infalliblc rule by which Counter
feit ''grccn-backs" may be detect
cd
"Dividc the last two figures Of
the number of tho bill by four, and
If ono remain, tho letter on the
genuine will be a if two remain,
it will be B; if three G; should
thore be no remainder, the letter
will be D, For example, note is
registered 2,46l, divide 61 by i
and you havc 1 remaining. Ac-
cording to this rule tho letter on
this note will be a. In case the
rule fails, be certain that tho bill
is counterfeit"
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

Scwberry Connty-In the Circuit Court,
James II. Wilson, W. Thomus Il. Wilson
j ! and others. .....
1t appearing to my satisfaction, that Thos.
r. Wilson, YIN. G Wilson, Mnria Capplc.
man.. Henry Capp!cnan and the children Of
John Wilson, deed. parties defendants, arc
absent lron aud without the limits Of this
State, Oh motion Of Mcssrs. Jones y
Jones, CompIainant's So's, It IA ordered,
that tho said absent defendants do plead,
answer or. lcmur to r,is bill within forty
days, from the publication hereof, or the
same will be taken, pro contcsSo against
them, :
Clerks Office, TllOS. NJ. LAKE,
, Nov. OFT Cc.r,
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STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA

= NEW BEKK1 COUNTY.
BY John T. Peterson, Probate Judge, OF New
berry County. ::
Whereas, j. Daniel Epps has applied to
me for Letters Of Administration, on ull and
singular the goods and chattcls, rights
and credits of DR.. JAS. NJ. EppS, late of the
county aforesaid. deceased:
These are therefore TO cite aud admonish
all and singular, he kindred and creditors of
the snid deceased. 10 he and appear hrforc
me, at our next Probate Court for the said
County. to be holden at Newhcrry Court
House on the ll'h day OF Dec inSr, to show
cause, 1t any why the said Administration
should not he srnntel
Given under my hand and Seal, the 3Oth
day Of Nov, in The year OF our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and six,y,c;.ht.
John /. Peterson, 7. j. \. c.
Dec 492t.
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OFSOUTu CAROLINA.

Nrwberry Coun,y--.ln the Probate Court.
Henry W. Dominirk and others vs. Enoch
ii. Lake anl Anna X. Lake. Petition
to prove Will in due form oi Law.
Enoch VI. Lake, one Of the heirs at law and
distributes of Bcr jAmin. Lake. deed, late
OF Nc~5erry Cuun,y, resides beyond the
limits OF this..S;a,r. This is to give notice
that an application is on file in this Court
to prove the will Of said decreased in due
form OF law, the absent defendant is hereby
notified to be and appear before me in said
Court, on or before the llth day Of January
next, 10 shew cansr il any he can, whv lhr
said will shall not bc pr wen in the manner
aforesaid. JOHN T. PETERSON.
Dec. 2 40 Ct Judge of Probate, y. G..
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In tho District Court of the

In tho District Court of the
UNITED STATES, Gnr South Cnrolina. Oct
Term. 1875 In the matter of John Il. Shu-
Ter NJ l."NinStnn Comfy Bankrupt. Poti.
ti"n f". full mud final discharge in Bank
irp,cv.
Ordered, tina, hearing bc had on tho 23d
day Of December, 1865. ut Federal Court
inn$e In Columbia. s. c :; and that all cred.
ie'>, &c of SAID Bankrupt appear ut SRid
time aud place. md >hcw cause. If any they
can. why the prayer Of the Petitioner should
not he granted. And that the End and Ord
mccting>:I creditors nf said bankrupt will he
held a, III" office Of Henry Summer, ESq'r.
Register Of 3rI Con- District. s. c on 2lst
dav Of December. 1865, nt i2 IN
BY ordrr Of The Court, the eth day Of No
vcmber, 1868.
DANIEL llO2LBECK,
Clr,k District Court United Suites,
Dec 40 st. For South Carolina
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GOodspeed's Fountain Pens,

,, Sixty lines written with one pen of Ink.
ihr fountain Has been attached to Good.
speeds celebrated Golden Pen. Warrant.
ca 10 nc the best Fountain N the Wo,ll.
Sample scpt for 10 cts, no assorted box for
70 ctS,'or.a, full gross post paid, for So. %.
%lo day guaranteed to aci;yc agents.
Address, j. II. PRICE & Co,
Oct. III ~ emo. 81 Park :Row, \. Y.
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IN. TIE PROBATE COURT.
NEwnHRRY.

Abncr W. Rccder, and vile ElzAhrth vs.
Joseph Tits and Others. Pc,i, OIL for
Partition.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that Jo
srph Davenport aud EliiAhrih his wife, de.
irntamts in the above stated case, tesil,
without the limits Of this State. On r,otion
OF Messrs: Fair, Pope Il Pope, Solicitors for
petitioners, it i ordered that Sail defend
ants do ,.rad, answer or drMuT to said Pc
ti'ion on or hciorc the 29,h day OF prrcm.
her next. or the same will hr takeu pro
con!e>so against u."m.
Given under NV hand this 9th Nov. 1868.
JOHN 7. PETERSON, ). y, y. c.
NOY, 20 IS st.
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aa1.eap Year, ; Sealed Proposals ;

"S*Eeap year, sealed proposals.
"a QhaptIat Louisville, issued u
leap year Invitation and sont the
ayf9llpWipg notice TO- the contractors
For, RpRlliication in tho Courier:
To CoNTRAcToRs.-Tho under.
ceigpPd, feeling tho mood of some
"oneto find fault with and grumblo
atwhen business matters 20 wrong:
MhabeiH& loNoly with no one to
'"hate,~ him, and whereas, having
arrived at' the proper age, ho is d..
termined to "come out"
Sealed proposals will be roco. vcd
till IL o'clock midnight, ofthe 3'st
Decomber, 1868. .>
Applicant must possess beauty
or it's equivalent in currency.
She must possess a sweet and
,f9fgiving disposition, and, when
one, cheek is kissod, turn the o,hor
(this is, ifthe righ, man is kissing. )
Sho may not chew gum.
! y Nor wear long dresses on tho
street.
Nor frequent sowing circles.
,tNorgo around begging for CHAR,
tablc purposes.
.,4,p,Nor read tho paper frs, in the
morning.
'&"Nor talk when I am sleepy.
Nor sleep when I am talking.
?"y Nor trade my clothes to wander
ing Italians for fowcr vases.
10. Nor borrow money from my vest
pocket while I sloop.
Nor hold a !ooking-glass over
my fnce, at such time, to make me
tellhll I know.
Sho must believe in the sudden
attack Of chills, and mako allow.
apces for their effects on tho ner.
vous system.
8, When her cold bear" comes home
from "meeting few friends" rather
affoctionatc, she must not take ad.
vantage Of his state and wheedlo
him into trips to watering places.
And above all, sho may not
on such occasions put ipecac into
tho coffee sho prescribes for his
'poor head"
~ She must not sit up for him
when he happens to be detained
to a late hour on his committee.
But when he does return, tired
and sleepy, sho will be expected to
roil over to the other sido and
give him her own warm place.
e A lady possessing tho foregoing
qualifications, positive and mega
tive, can hear Of som othing to her
advantage by inclosing a rcd stamp.
All proposals must be accom-
panied by satisfactory evidence Of
ability Of applicant to support q
Husband in tho stylo to which he
has been accustomed.