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Sherif,s Sale.

By virtue of a writ Of 2%Fiepi Faeinss4e
me directed, will sell, Oh Monday the aesss
day of June next, the following pscpestys
VIZ: - -. "a ~ = -: -:
All the rights, title and interest of Aar.ss
Kinard, in ESQ., .,s.' - 5{5s:5r.
Is0o Hundred and Thirty 4cTes ef
Land, ~ $. =. =. -. !;
more or less, bounded hy lands Of Dr.. ]. b
Simpson, j: T. P. Crosson ssd oshesa.
Sold at the suit Of S. J. -Kinasd, ays. Aassia
Kinard,et al. .. - -. =. - - 3:5$
will also seh on Tuesday tire End day se
the same mouth At the residence Of Bennett
Hancock, ne,r Maybinton, Q Buggies and
Harness, I fine StaAien,F 7 Mare, 3 Golts, 3
Wagons, set Blacksmith Tools, / Gin
and Band, Thresher and Fan Cows ana
Calves, 10 Hogs, II Goats, one Still and lp-,
paratus. Levied on. al the suit of WillianA
Smith, vs. Bennett Hancock. " - 70
THOS. NJ. PaYSINGER, 5. NIB.
May 30 q ~ :: =: g. s,s:.E.Sss "a "a !.
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The Methodist Bishops Meeting.

We gather from the Charleston Mer.
cury's special correspondence the follow
ing in regard to the annual eonvocation
Of the Bishops, South, which met at
Louisville, KY. May 9TH. a.-; =.
Bishops Pierce, Kavanaugh, Doggett,
eWightusn, McTyiere and Marvin being
present. The remaining three Bishops,
o. A. Andrew, r. Paine and John Early
being probably prevented from atten-
dance by the in6rruites Of age. Of those
present two are natives of South Carroll
IA, viz: Bishops, Wightman and Nc
Fyiere. Among the distinguished. visi.
tors to'this conyoeAtion We noticed Rev.
W. A. Smith, D., D., late President OF
Randolph Macon College, Virginia, noss
,,fSt. Louis, one of the finest logieians
IN America; Rev. E. W. rSehon, D. D.,
formerly of Kentucky, now Of Baltimore
aud Rev. Dr.. Charles Taylor, formerly Of
South Carolina, but since the war Presi.
lent of the Wesleyan University al
Millersbury, Kentucky. Dr.. Taylor,
your South Carolina Methodist rsat Q <
will recoleet, went from. Charles ton
twenty years ago, in company with b.
Jenkins, as missionary to Shanghai
China, aud remained there several gears
The President and Secretary Of the
Board of Domestic Missions, located at
Nashville, the headquarters of Metho
iism, haying been summoned to NEE,
the Bishops, were present, and reported
the transactions Of tha veaE, tho assount-
Of money received, and disbursed for
domestic missions-for the destitute re-
sioBs Of the South. The amount collec.
ted during the last year was S5e, 900,
only about >ene-sixth Of what was re-
eeived on an average year before the
var. The North Georgia onferenc,
contributed the largest amount the Vir.
sinia second, and the Louisville third.
TIE Secretary spoke in high term; of
stae liberality Of the Church. Theugh
impoverished by the vlciSsitudes> Of the
past eight years, the liberaiity Of her.
members is worthy of commendation.
The ,cotoured people aad their church
interests are receiving a fair. share Of
q tentioI from the Bishops. =. A confer
nee of aeo&oufed people in connection
xitb the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Snatf, has been formed with view to a
q raj organization of u general conference
+: coloured preachers of the Church.:
South. -. = = =, -. =.
: Dr.. Green announced that DR.. Sehon
mad resigned bis Office as Secretary of
THE Board Foreign Missions; located at
Baltimore, and that Rev. W. E. G. Cum
. .yngham of the Holston Conference had
seeu elected to supply the~vacancy, Mr..
C. had accepted the position, on. condi.
ton that be be not required, to travel,
and that he be allowed to serve witilSS@at
compensation. =
? DR.. SehoH read resolutions from the
Foreign Board and Bishops 10 unite
with a committee in arranging a plan OF
patrons of the Missionary, Society,
and devise mode Of raisiDg funds. ~
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= Bill to- Marshall Assets, SC.
CAROLINA.

Newberry District-In- Equity. :.
John R. sondley & Charlton H.. Sondley,
Surviving Ex'ors, Richard C. Soadley,
. Foster A. Sondley and Others. r. = : :.
Bill for Marshalfng Assets, Injunction, &c.
1t appearing to, my satisfaction that Fes-
ter A. Sondley and Moses 'Ltliehthali, de-
PENDANTS in this case, reside beyond the
limits Of this State, On Motion of Mr.. Fair
Plaintiffs Solicitor, it is Ordered, that the
said absent defendants do plead, answer or
,demur to the bill fled in this case within
forty days. from the publication Fereof, or
the same will be taken pro contesso against
them. :. .zy.,>. Hii1Ao tl.- tSlonNoioNE, :
Gom'rs Office, 9: E: N; D:
18th May, 1868. 49, 20 81 I "I4
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District Court Of the United States,

For the District Of South Carolina. In
Bankruptcy. In the matter Of JOHN z.
AULL, Bankrupt. =
To whom it may concern: The under
signed hereby gives notice Of his appoints
ment as Assignee Of the estate Of John P.
Aull, Of the town Of Newberry, in the Dis
trict Of Newbery and State Of South Caro-
lima within said district, who has been adj
judged Bankrupt upon his own petition BY
the District Court Of Said District. Dated
18th day of May, A. D 1868. =
JOHN T. PETERSON, Assignee.
Nav 20 21 st. 80 ~ .~,,.s,'~..
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IsoLETTE. THE FEMALE &s9T.
4sroaror eH4kktssTos AND rHx wan. y
BY = Witherspoon Erwin. .

: RY=IS Wifherrnnnn- Erufr.- .SSsSssS$
-; S-'Sf - - - -. =. -
: Tnsthe, issue of the Eorkyilie Encuisef Gur tha
9Th Of June, wIIbe commeDced the ubltcsz5cN
OF the ahnse thfiling and inteIesting houyeiestSs
written expressly for tie celumHs. by one e1 4her
most popular authors of this State. lThe D9inete;
pai scenes Of tllisf story are laid IN Eharlesto@
and vicinity and the story cannot fail to pn0Ba
interesting TO aH who are familiar with 9Aesr
events which occurred iii that iocalisy dnesrR-
the late war. /|,'f 50 <.sEI. :
One of the most usirft,i cifcunns stancsS soansef
ed With ffe heroic aefance {,harIA tr,rs flripir
its tb.se years Of siess. be Sound n ihs q IL
that darine all this time. ihers were pessoss N
fhelcity. sin 5bigk lifep who Wesr FTI gsefd M
snies ia sendiny .infSfmation to fhe 6esssee51s
.Braw;I1 1a Of The fortificstioas were sGfra;s6cSs
Yeas points noted. and the Increment, ,of fsooDe
aasisd q ss 1as as nS
running vessels So cautioRsIy did shese emts-
saries 0f the enemy coodnct their work, fha1 for;
t;res Ssas bafed I'm their eI,deaYors "a hItat nnv.
the illicit correspondsace. These rpies were "a
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q. s. Circuit Court.

soUTH CAROLINA DIsTR1cr-IN EQUITY. J
The Survivor, Of Hopkins, Hull l. Akin
son, vs.. the Survivors of Martin, James
l. Bowden, ct al: -: 7-1;.-.->.4:..- ,
It is hereby ordered, that the creditors
of Martin, James l. Bowden, do, on or
before the lst day of July next, render on.
oath and establish their demands before
John 2. Peterson specia referee, at New.
berry C. H.,S.>C. - 49, =. = =
= : 22.-E DANIEL HoRLBECK, -:
=. i .,,>sL Clerk. Circuit Court.
May 20 81 St. -
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COMMERCIAL.

NEwsERRY, May ls.-Cotton in good demand
at 26 to g cents. x u
new YORK, May 1S-7 P. II. Cotton quiet and
rather heavy; sales 100 bales, at 32-some sales
reported as low as 81. Flour dull end deciin-
ing-Southern 10 HIS Wheat heavy, and !
2c. lower. Corn irregular-mi1ed Western
LA q 16. Gold 39l.
doing; quotstions unchanged; sales 300 bales
1niddling 30t; receiprs 66.
AUeusTA, May 1S-cotton market fat-nom-
inally 29a.
L1TERfooI, May 1873 P. M.-Cotton easier;
prices same. 90.
L1vEzPooL, May Eyening Cotton quiet;
sales 10, ,0Oo bales; prices saHes - -
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District Court Of the United States,

For the District of South Carolina. In
Bankruptcy. In the, matter, Of IT.
ZEALY, Bankrupt:
To whom it may concern: The under.
signed hereby gives notice of his appoint
ment as Assignee Of the estate Of J. T,
Zealy. of the town Of Newbeuy. in the Dis
trict Of Newberry and State Of South 'Caro>
lima within said district, who has been ad.
Judged Bankrupt upon bis own petition by
the District Coart Of said District. Dated
18th day Of May, A. D. 1858. r..
-. JOHN q LEAVELL, Assignee.
;. Nays202t 3h, -. - - -. - - = =
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The State Of South Carolina.
>. Newherrx: ,District-In EauitY.

Silas Johnstone, vs.. j., 4. Bond and others.
It appearing to my satisfaction that James
A.. Bond, one of the defendents in this case,
resides beyond the limits Of this State. On
motion of Messrs. Jones & Jones. Plaintiff 8
Solicitors, it Is ordered, that said absent de-
fendant do plead answer or demur to this
bill, within forty days from the publication
hereof, or the same will be taken pro cum
fesso against him. -. :. -, :. :. :.
CONS Once, sILAs JoHNSToNE,
May 20 81 1t. -. fla = G. E. n. D.
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New Advertisements.
White Mans Nomination, :.
NO CLIQUE---DEMO-
: CRATIC. 49,:

Messrs Editors-You Will please spubIish shie
Democratic Nomination for District OfaeoQps
and obhge -. DEMOCRATIC V0TEKy.
BATES MAFFETT-For sHER.
- IF 1T :zlc.-=s = = g =. =
sILAs JoHNsTONE-CLER
OF COURT. -. -: -
VIM, W. .HOUsEAL-PROBATE
JUDGE. ~; - ): =.
JACOB KIBLER For TAX
: COLLECTOR. ~ y
JOSIAH STEW ART Go Re<
NER. ~;szss y ~; =. -. -. : II
For County Commisssio Gois
-, JOHN R. .LEAVELLf, JOHN
c. STEWART, TRos, ", ,H0L-7
,LOWAY..:.' - s~ =.
For School Commissioner - Dr..
JOHN. K. GARY. s. -, :. s,,.-.,.s, =. =.
Z The, above ticket Is submisted by those.
who have the abiding interest 1of shc was6i9
country at hear, and hope that Il VII ansef
with hearty approval by all trsie DenocTAs8
Of the district, both white and eolored.
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:NEWBERRY,: s. C.
Wednesday Morning, Nay 20, 1858.
Immigrants Coming.

We learn that Rev. r. S. Bo,nest,
President Of Ne2bery Immigration
Society, win reach here to-day or to-
morrow with the FIRST arrival Of Imni.
grants to this District. x
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REMARKABLE.-At the present writing,
eighteen Saturdays of the year 1868 have
come and passed, and each one of them
has been the occasion of storm sever
al of the latter among the most severe Of
modern times. If we could only SEE q
pleasant Saturday once more, We should
then think that settled weather could
fairly be anticipated.
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MARRIED,

On the 18th May, by the Rev. Jacob Haw-
kins, Mr.. w. F. WATERS and Miss ELLA o..
Switrenberg. both of Jalapa, New berry, s. c..
Oh! parried love!-each heart shall OVID,
Where two congenial souls unite,
Thy golden chains inlaid with down,
Thy lamp with heavens own splendour
bright.
Brides favor received and noticed in ans
ther column. 49,
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Omaha, thou b but village Of ysster.
day, is already city of 10000 ibhabi.
tants, by whom 1900 dwellings and
stores were erected within year. y has
three large hotels. The sales ofene gro
Ger, last year, amounting to a million!
and halt. ...-., a ,.- FL
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CH1LDREN's Shoes. -Messrs. Abrams,
Griffin & Hargrove are in receipt of
children's dress and walking shoes, of
substantial make and superior finish.
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STATE DFSOUTH CAROLINA.

.,G= Newberry Dissrict-In EQUITY. - ; ,
Emeline D. Gross. Adm'x, JassC. Gross
. ; y and others. .. -.
: : Bill to- Marshall Assets, SC. = =
; T. appearing to my satisfaction that
James Hodges, William E. Hodges, Robert
Hodges, aud William F: Lewis (constitnt.
iHg the firm of Hodges Btothers) the part.
'ners of the 6rm of Carey, Howe & CO.. and
E. H. Slatler,. defendants in this case, reside
beyond the limits of this;State, On Motion
of Mr.. Fair, Plff 8 Sol'r, it is Ordered, chat
the said absent defendants do,plead. answer
or demur to this bin within forty days from
the publication hereof, or the same will be
taken pro confesso against them
Com RS Office, SILAS.J0HNST0NE,: =
l6tb May, 1868. 20 2l *A c.E.N.p.,
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sTATBOFSoUTH CAROLINA
Bill for Account.

Newberrye District--In Equity = :.
Miesjah D.. suber, and Ivy NJ. suber Y ~.
, = BIS. Beard, Ex OR, ct al :,
Bill for sale Of Land, Relief, &c. 2, =
1t appearing to my satisfaction that W.
BIS. Beard, a party defendant in this scase,
resides beyond the limits of this State, On
motion of Messrs. Jones l. Jones. lit
is ordered, that the said absent defend
ant do plead, answer or demur TO this: Bill
within forty days from the publication here:
of, or the same will be taken pro cenfesso
against him., SILAS> TOMBSTONE, :
Comi'rs Office, < < -. -, sc.E: D. Z;
rs MaS 1868. 20 PIT fl4
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= The ''utter" most parts of the earth
are supposed to be the parts wheis there
arc the most weusB.
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> ~ - I
/: Dsaoassr's ILLusTgArED MoEfHbY:--7,
This periodicas has risen from being a
mere Gazette of Fashion, TO she position
Of the popular par'or msgszine. Ladies
wabe take it think ''shs world Of it." as
their phrase is, and are quite sure they
could aot get along withoets i. SCon,:
Tossing our ignorance Of those points
Shiei you'd enable.u US to do entire jus
tices 10 It's perits, We may freely adnai1
-thasn is most carefully and coasciens
:ciously eoadae ted. that,its literary ton'
is far superior TO the general rnf Of par.
los periodicals., thatits range OF topics
includes BearB all interesting, to Women.
that IT'S Information, upon household
subiec-s is complete and reliable, and It's
.aathority -indisputable. Moreover, IL
.tatterns alone are worth double tn
cost of the magazine. "A large and ui :
Snaliy interesting amount of reading
Etnnaster is promised for july for count.
enjoyment. Three dollars yearly. Fub-
listed BY ". j. DEHosssT, 47a Broae
way, n =: :: -: = ~; - -
From the Publisher, J. L. Peters, We
have ereceived, .'The Monthly Gfee Hive -
|coataiaing Il pages of sacred and secu
lar Giees, .Tries, Quartettes, Opera
Ghorussss, &c; - =: = =, -
''The Par.or Companion" ~ for the
Flute, Violin and Piano, containing six
teen pages Of Music, arranged for the in
struments mentioned and <,..@
sThe UaitedsSt Musical Review -
Of which latter our readers have heard
mention 3 fore. =, - ....>.~. ..
f The tge FIRST are s. per year, the last
Sc, sadtoclnbs premium in music OF
cash, is given. Those publications will
ill a went to the amateur as. we'll as
professional performers, sad also CHEAP
as to !entitle them to especial regard
Parties wishing to subscribe or form
clubs can leave their names at this Office,
or address j. L Peters, P, O. Box 542s,
New YosA. =. :. 80 =, =
FxRx AND GARoES.-May number re-
ceised. Contents varied and interesting,
We are pleased to- notice . continued
improvements in the Farm ard Garden,
which Is an evidence of the favor with
which it is received: It is deserving a
large success, and we recommend it to
the agricultural public, as 8 paper that
EshonM be taken-rot only foreits intrinsic
merit, but because it is home institu.
ton. Address j. r. Jacobs & Co..
Clinton, S. g., with 81 enclosed, which
will secure it for twelve months.
| AMERICAN Srock JouRNAl.-The Stock
| Journal and Farmers and Breeders Ad
| vertiser, is published at Chester Co., Pa.
at 81 per annum in advance. The May
number is received. This is q valuable
| Monthly. and every farmer and stock
raiser should have it, and we recommend
it to them. From some cause, acciden
tai or otherwise, we have missed severs
numbers of it. and regret IFS non-arrlv
al. <' =
+ The Weekly Bankrupt Register,
copy of which we have not seen for 1
month or more, is again at hand, and VI
hope it will. be more regular in future
Parties interested in Bankruptcy, car
| keep well posted by subscribing for st
Price, 50 per annun. Geo, 7. .Dsllsr
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Mr.. Foot will accept our thanks for n
batch of late and interesting Northern pa
pers. &" - =
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In Re. Hamilton II. Folk, Baaksspt
Assignee2s Sale. s.

States Court fer the District Of South Gases.
lima; i will SELL at the residence Of 90
H.; II. Folk, Son Thursday,
11th June, 1858, go. =
The Tract Of Land on which the said q, H. ;.
Folk now resides, containing ].st SS.2'sEs
Six Hundred & Twelve Acres,
more or. f'ss,. bounding and 6uftiHE sn
lands OF JOHN r. Kinapd, James H Wis
Hstns, and lands; aelenging1o the eststes Of
James B. Wilson aud Chancellor Job John:
stone, dec'd-5 miles North of NewtelfE
G. d: :. Terms. cash. Purchaser to payioR
stamps and papers. :, :, :, - =, :,
= ALSO, $ sesss-a' x x go 9s
At the same time andspiaee, I viii sell on :
the same terms all the personal alpropertyaF
said Bankrupt, not exempted By slaM, coas -
sisting IN part of 49, =. Z.
Two Horses and other live stock
: 800 bushels Cotton Seed, : =: !:
=. Carriage and Harness p
Buggy and Harness ~
l. Gin = - 2,$,,;;s $. -:
= i Thresher - ssss,,tts55ssS ~, o.
- -; Fan ~ - -, -. -
:. :. - 4SSewing Machine
May n2,A FeLE, Assfyaasl
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New Advertisements.
PICTURES.

Ferrotypes for the Album taken, for, so
cents, at WREN &: &:WHEELERS.
May 20 d.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

Newberry Distriet-1u Equity, = -
B. ". Smith B: Waldo, r. 9: Nayes l. J..
= - : N. Lipscomb. -
= :, - : Bill for account. :, VI ~ !.
1t appearing to satisfaction that Benz
jsmin Waldo and Rhydon G.. Mayes, TWO Of
the defendants in this case, reside beyosd
the limits of this State, on motion Of Leroy
T. Youmans, PlF 5 SoPr, Ordered that the
said absent defendants do plead, answer or
denlnr TO- this Bill within forty days from
the publication hereof Or the same will be
taken pro eonfesso against them, -, =
sGom'rs Office, SILAS TOMBSTONE, =
/ rs May, 1865. - ~ 4e.2E. md :,
MO 2l7*I4 -. =
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+. A WHOLE WEDDING CAKE, VERIFY
y, We make frst-class bow, witha bran
new hat, "a donation from Capt. MeFall,
of the celebrated, dry goods house Of
Barre & Son, } and cut an elaborate and
fancy pigeon wing, in q pair Of new slip,
pers. donated also, thank the stars, by
Griffin, junior member of the great shoe
house, SO acceptably managed by Med.
Metts and himself, } over cake, a'wHoLE
wedding cake. The fancy: pas executed
with our accustomed easy grace, in which
we gyrated higher than ever mortal did
before, and lighting right side up with
care, render the fair bride, VINO sent the
cake, our hearty thanks. The happy
pair8ho have formed the life.partnership
are Mr.. W. F. Waters and Miss Ella
swittenberg, of Jalapa; may their ven
ture be fraught with bliss, and "the wa.
ters never be troubled" to them. We
wish Jalapa Joy too, she may well be
proud of her sons and daughters may
her people abound in, good things, her
young folks marry, and a big cake fall to
our share, on each and every similar oc.
casiop, is our prayer, to which the devil
whose mouth is ever open for cake, res
ponds in q fervent amen.
DROP THAT PAPER Yes, drop it.
Too niggardly and mean; to subscribe
and pay for your country paper, which
is steadily laboriug for the promotion Of
the welfare of socisty-for your welfare
you have been sponging, on your
neighbors ever since it was established.
You are always eager to read it, and fire.
ouently,' before it reaches the hands of
it's honorable owner, it is crumpled and
torn by your filching fingers. Drop it!
Never pick it up and read it again, unless
you can do so with the proud concious-
ness that you have the right-a right
secured in legitimate way. If you are
too poor to aid in sustaining it, let us
know, and We viii send you the paper
gratieusly. But it is downright mean
ness in you, when you are as able as
your neighbor, to send your children
through the snow, aad sleet, and rain to
borrow it,, Be man. =
We clip the, above floating ;. around
among our exchanges without an author.
Whoever be. is he's man after our
heart. Yes drop that paper, you haye
30 right to thunder the sun : : :
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= F1RE.-About 3 o'clock on Tuesday
morning, Mons. Shodair's bake.hease,:
was discovered TO- be on fire., and an
alarm being raised, those persons: living
10 the immediate. neighborhood, land
who alone heard any thing Of the alarm,
so feeble was it, rushed to the spot
and luckily succeeded in asresting the
flames, but not until the bake.bou was
and q shanty next to it tcaught
FIRE, the timely ripping Of the weather
boarding of this, however, saved n fire:
which might have proyedove-y destrec5,
tive, as in the immediate vicinity there
are many wooden 'rookeriesf and the
burning .ef these would have given, a
headway to the flames, which the exer
tiens Of our citizens: without engines,
or buckets, would not have. been able to
stay, till all in reach was swept before it.
The loss was inconsiderable ;; Mons.
Sdodair, however, viii suffer much IN
convenience till he can get, ready for
baking again. -.
= Our citizens should take heed. from
this, warming; a FIRE engine is needed
here, and might be procured s&ith little
exertion; apd;steps should be taken in
this direction. .-...,s., ,-..f :, -
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WHEAT.-We do not lear of many
complaints as to the present wheat crop,
and judge that it will be good. No more
was sown last fallin this district, than
the fall previous, but from ali accounts,
greater care vas bestowed in the sowing.
Some rust is noticed, but as yet it is
confined to the blade, and it is hoped
that the advanced condition of the crop
will soon place it out Of danger.
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After an interesting address from the
President, the meeting adjourned to
meet on Saturday, the 30th inst.
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, eB No5draynaaH 70 ent down said pfiees
If fsohe will be discharged s.;
=: q. 4 D.: b. KINARD. sz
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-20

The General Synod Of the EvangelicafLu
theran Church of North America eonyenes
here Tomorrow Thursday at II A. N. The
Synod embraces Virginia, the Carolinas,
Georgia and Tennessee. Much important
business will come before this august eccle>
siastical body. ....
STRAWBERRIES. w acknowledge With
much qualification delicious offering IN
the shape of a large dish of strawberries,
the finest looking, the largest best fa-
vored, and the most of them. that we
have seen this or any other season. We
assure the fair donor, Mrs. Lou Hunter,
that ample justice was done her present,
for which she will please accept our
thanks.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-20
Democratic Club.

Alta public meeting, held at Long
Lane on Saturday the 14th inst, for the
purpose of:organizing a Democratic Club,
". w. Renwick, Esq, was called to the
Chair, and John W. Law was. requested
to act as Secretary. Upon motion a
Committee of three was appointed to
draft constitution. The Committee
having reported q constitution, which
vas adopted with some amendments, the
members enrolled their names and organ
lied by electing the following officers, to
wit: -s, - -,.:- - ~
: ". W. RENWICK, President.
JAS. W. Law, Vice President.
G. NJ. MORRIS, Secretary.
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