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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-07-15
,coKMEReIAL. : :,

-s--E EEwszKRv, July a Cotton suiSs at2f cents
NFgF Yo1sK. Jalv Sr N 6tton shade
Sers tatessi s o baleSs st 3d. Flour rheayy--
Sor then common to fair IS -ar1aS Wheat ]
,sss 3 eeHts soNefElhasy Sonthern: red 2SS. Corn.
-rpchaneed Geld clesel strerg, ,Cat4 4I5
- CE4EtysroN; July 73-Gcttend dull and aom-
hal; sales only 9 bales; quotations 9ase,fsSie;
sskrs1sTa, July: eeef1n nlatset quiet;
saies e bales dSiing rfs%
INV De4g1xss lsiy 1a E0tsoR easier-mid-
87fSes 9Ssssajes az SsceiEzs 2lS Gaid 40s q IL
Tsrsr tsrsaer.~ suDsripk 80 a f62; choice l65J
I3 %. EGorre erni, ass JOS. Bacon tending
ruwsSd-slaSn ldessa3i Aha; elears1S, -:
$IryrRPocL,a aguly9yLS p M-sCotfon quies-
Iiyrspoe5. July sSs-Eyenine Gotten m.
changed; sales @,eoa fa.sss q sssgaszs
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ssTsA TE OF FSOUTHCARoLTNA

=
By John T: Peterson; Ordinary Of Newberry
Whereas. Geo. E. KILLER / ,siuon W.
Craps has applied 10 me for Letters Of Ad-
niaistration, ON all !and singular the goods
and. ;chatteIs. rights and credits Of Jesse
Wise late of tie disrrict aforesaid. deceased:
These are therefore to cite and admonisl
all and singular, the kindred and creditors Of
the said deceased, 10 be .a1a. .alpe4gr; hgsere
ng, at 61r next Ordinary's Ceurt for the said
District, .tos.5es holden at ,Newberry Court
House on. the 25ih da5Yaof July .diast, to. show
cause. il aayswby TIE .said Administration
sholld not De granted
szves:: ::,haer my hand and Seal, this, l1th
aaygf yaE faSs ne year - Of sIxnsen' orr Lord
zr.JoLn T Petersen, Q: n; D.
July. Is 29.2t. - - -, - - -, -.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA;
~. . HgwsERR{ DISTRICT.
po<,.,o, n rd;parr nf Npu.her,-

-. .~. .- NEwBERRY DISTRICT.
BY John T. Peterson, Ordinary of Newberry
District. -. ,- .. ~ =;
whereas, William G. LAWS has applied
to me for letters of Adpinistfation, de hnnis
non; on all and singQls. tie go2Ss a1d CHAT
tells, rights and credits ST. Xnaam 3 PAWS,
late efthe district aoresaia aias aesesssa
all and singular BE Kind FED and creditors Of
the said deesa1ed, to be :and appear before
me. al oar 2ext Ordinary's Court for the
s.d District, t6 be holaen at Newberry Court
Rouse, On the Goth day Of July. TO show
cause. i any, &hy the s$id administration
Should not he granted =: So:
Given under my hand and seal, this 9th
day s.of guy; in the year of our Lord one
thoaSaud eight hundred and sixty-eight.
JOHNT.P PETERSON, o.n.d.
july 25-2t.
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REMEMBER

Wken yost s0anf PICTURES 10
eulZ11 at it my Caller; ousr 1hosaer's
store lam here all the oohils and
putting up the right kind Of Photo.
graphs Ambrotypes, DC: at : LON
prices. NE charge nothing for look-
ing, andsnot nach for picture.
f Also auics lot Of Albuatsand Pins
for putting pictures la. -
- ss w. 81. VISEMAN. .
July Is : - -, :, 49,,
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asy, he could not believe That they had
assembled. there simply%fot a pic nic'-
while the spirit which animated then
4as too strong and earliest for tri;
Hing. After ibis VSoseat exercise . fus:
} 5s.Sj nous epslssghH Ess made on = carease
81 sdms kipa, previously brought there,
ssshman usiag { bevis knife land his
Angsrs.s That this was only the prelode,
car informant Was convinced, and, sure
enough the firing Of a gun gave signal
tor saeh 70 sprieg to his feet, snd wipe
Bis 6ngssson the most convenient part
Of his breeehess Ait was, ccnfnsion, he.
Fss alarmed, and would have fed, but
iearsd t6s dreadful ,kn Fiux, and just
thea some one shouted :shoss,hims shoot
him, hes not st % Atss.l:> That. such q
.sdeed should be eepmiased So meas town
Ind IN broad day, staggered his senses,
and shouting aloud be tell .5nsa swoon. :
: How long our informsn; lay, he could
MT TELL but on waking he: discovered
that.the party had fled, and apparently
In aasesiuagieg By the uap6srses arti'
:. sles let alasRsa pa qsstEat his cry.
Drawing pear, and attracted bg piseous
cries, be found . poor dog tied to a tree,
and the tree rriddled With Shot, showing
! that the dog was the ob5sef of attack:
5 fortunately the deg was anhsrnsd. Taa
spois left on the ground consisted of
~ tremendous jug, WHICH was half foil
sef dead Shot. ona case bs!}lg oi rife
poRdss, ham Of mutton, add white
handled keifss marked Eve belong to-
<shs rest being ebiiteratsd ~ 4,
: These arc alr The facts which oar in
s-farnant was able to giyeas to this affair.
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The State Of South. Carolina,

= The State of. South: Carolina I
Newberry District--In Equity.
Jas E. Harrington snd Anna his wife, Y.
-Jno. Mem Gaines, Ex'er, aud Others. -
..;v Bill for 9iscoTely,S 4~'--.,;
: It appearing to nay Satisfaction that Robt..
R.: Pratt and CerneIa hiSwiTe, Washington
w, Gaines and gic!Siag F. Gaines. de-
fendents in this sases.1 reside beyond the
limits of this State. 9nsmetion Of Messrs
Fair.and Pope. CempC soI'rs, it's ordered
that the said 'ahseut defendants do o.piead
aus wer orr deHszf TO this, bin "i'ain forty
days from then pr rblication ne, rot, or the
same VIII be taken pro cosfssss against
them.
Con. RS Office, 19;h May,ts6S = 22.7 IA.
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The state Of South Carolina.

:, The State of South Carolina:
r, ,,Nswberry District-In Equity
Catherine, A. Ward and others, by their next
friend, Y. James B. Browne and others.
" happening to my satisfaction that James
B. Browne, a party defendant to this Bill,
resides beyond the limits of this State. On
motion Of .Messrs. Jones & Jones, Com.
plainant's Solicitors, 1t is ordered that the;
said, absent defendant do plead, answer. or
deuur 10 this bill within forty days from the
publication hereof, or the same will be taken
pro confesso against him =. .
:sSN>-'s 'sIEA> JOHNSroNE, c. E: ND
CONS Office, 20 May, 1858. 227t4
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District Court of the United States

District Court of the United States
For the District of South Caroliua. In Bank
ruptcy. In the matter Of Thomas Ellison,
Pc % Vbom 1t may CONCERN The Il undersigned
esreby gives Do ice Of his appointment as AS
Agnee OF the estate Of lhos. Etlisor, Of the ast.
ofSevberry. and ST :ee Of South Carolina, with
In said district, who hss been adju9Sed bank
rrpt uoon his own petition by the district court
of said district. Dated ;2pd day OF July, A D,
1858. r. L. tUfREK, Assigneer
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.Speeim attention Paid to Copying
=. Old Pictures Of Any Description. =
Those having old 'pietures they wish
copied can.h have them done in, Avery su-
perior manner as. we pay special ai.e ton
20 this branch. Pictures rhat are drtaced
With ssger S,asGs, scratches, dast, &c., we
can ;cppS witAopt these dSests hQwins, BY
a ,psesess, khasss2a aa:E ta as..: sert rs goef
olI pE:s s::ve: u ars: aefaccdsks tsasa Ind
use. ana We VIZ, tFsassorrsss)hs ..aass pew
pietp5ss n;thoat y 5ienaish. -
-, .,r.ts4,ss ~ wRSE + WiiEELsR.
Nesperry g. HIS. O., July Il, 1895
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:. - ( NEWBERRY
Female College.
, , NEWBERRF F-G..sH S: Y:
ADVISORY -RoARn. =:

AUf3oVh4 oO04hO'
Judge, ,yss:eEopss, Chairman.
Col. Robt. ,Noornan, Mr.. VIM, Langford,
Maj c. Suherss: < sslas aohastone,
Maj l.. J. Jopes,:;. :" T. +. Grenekee,
- Dr.. Jas: Mcintosh,
. = Mr.. W. .HSWebb, Treasurer. ~; -;
The ensuing session Of this School Win
commence on the first Wednesday. in AN
gust next, and chose the second Friday in
December Persons desiring to enter their
children or wards, are requested to address
the Chairman of the Advisory Board, or the
Principal, of the Institution. The various
departments of fhe College are thoroughly
organized, and every facility is afforded for
Obtaining a, ,comp,ete education. :
'Paym em for Board and Tuition must be.
mare az the time the pupil enters the School,
and pupils will be charged from the time Of
entrance 10 the close of tie Session. A re>
ceipt from tie Treasurer Of the Advisory
Board must lie piacedaS earh" pupil in the
hands of the Principal at,the time she enters
the School. Provisions will Ee ss acceptable
rs money in paynens Of expeases. 4 i;
Terms Per Session sin .AGOa1sce>:: ;;
Board, including Washing and Lights .,.::-.s!oo
Tuition, Col Department, embracing English
Branches and Latin................. ....... %
Tuition, Academic DepartRsnt.":..,.:,.......'.T q
L
ass-s Music :. - " ~ ............... :. 49, 20
g. French >ts : :.................. 10
{" Greek e.. ..!......-.........ts1o 10
Incidental Expenses.
Bearders are required to flrn ish their Towels,
Sheets Pillow Cases. and Heavy Covering:
For further particulars address the Chairman
oftne Board. or Principal ofCoilege. - e
Rev. J. Taylor ZEALY, Principal, :.
Newberry Female College.
j. PoPs, Chairman Advisory Board.
Board can be had in fatailih near The College,
.. saly y, p: - ~ S'::,"I': !
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Have. 10 lou .HadYout Chj!dren'S
:. PICTURES TAKEN.

- # not; hfoS is the tine to secure good
pictpge-a.life. like, bright, clssns elear;a"d
,stereascepie& pietassss. We have made. ar
rangefenss p go %, Laurens} 5 c. ,asout'
the nlitddte. Of rApgust, aad sh2se Yhaa.waas
pictures should call On Us before that time.
Ousspicsures. have given general Satisfaction
aid are zdadred by all. We warrant them
eeaai to any now made, Those Intending
10 have. their pictures taken, Should cati at
an early daS~> :, - 80. z.,.,,< H. ~ =
Please do not put it off till
= :. :: the last week. =
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Law Partnership:

I'VE, the geaeeignsa. bsreths DAY asso-
eiste4 ourselves together in the pfactice Of
Law and Equity 10 the State .and Federal
Eoarts, vnder She pane. and style of Fair,
Pope and Popss1 Office Ne~berry 6. : 3. =,
sc. SIMEON FAIR,
VI. POPE
& : &. SAMPSON Pope. :
10
/ taks this occasion to notify my clients
shssan nv Eaeeesszfx absence from New
bsFss, daring July bssp ppsing to either of
my partners, Messrs. 7. J. or Sampson Pope,
any information or attention necessary to
m9old business willbe promptly given. J.
SIMEON FAIR.
July Is % If.
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Saartaabarg 1 Union R. R.
Billiard Saloon. and
!: .,RAR ROOM

&eSe Sf,
We are elegantly. supplied - Eith all the
Cooling Snnmer Beverages; add will dis
pense iced ambrosials sweetss< aeidal tied,
sparkiing sudori6es seteAes, sky.scrapess
&C., 10 those who desire te slake their
s.hiSss wi,E pleasant and healthfpl hanids..<
N - p ~. *. s SIXTH Y cHRIsTTTAN, -
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.:NDtiCe.'

The SubscriheE ~onld inform his friends
and thepubLc taas be has a small stock Of
SADDLES, BRIDES. BUGGY HAIR
NESS, &C.,
which he offers for sale at prices to suit the
times. W. a. RLMORE.
April Pm ---. .--
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District Court Of the q. States

District court Oh the U. StateS'
For the District of South Caroiina.~ In
Bankruptcy. In TIE matter u J. P. Pool,
Bankrupt r. ~
To whcm It WsE conssFa: Che under
signed bsseby. gives notice ~ bis appoint.
uent as Assignee of the estate Of j. P. Pool,
Of the District. of Newberry, ana State
of South Carolina within said district,
who fasSeen. adjaaged a, BankraRs upon
Ibis own petition sby TIE District *Gsurt Of
said District, dated -aga dag ofFune, A: D.,
1868. All persons indebted to. said Bank
rupt, are requested II t. mske, payment to
July is, IN. AARTIN,: Assignee
Greeavi!le antsTpsise: and tcharleston
Courier please, copy three timss and for
ward bins 10: the Assignee at Newberry. !.
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The State of South Carolina.
- Newberry District-Fr Equity: = *
Ivy $. Hughes, Trus ,ees sys.Isaacs cKeRsEs
Ex'or and others:, - -
1t appearing 10 my satisfaction that1AeFfd
z. Keler, Daniel Goycr and Julianasssshis
wife, Sarah s. Cant, John p: Kenar Hen;
infant children OF. 10 eph Kel!ar, deed: |, and
the one minor chfld<of Isaac Re gar. decd.
defendants in this cas- ,seside beyond sthe
limits of t'tis State.
- On r9eeion Of ~ .2'ope.C Comp: SeFrsHis
orterefthss tse said absent defendantsdo
plead, answer or demur to His bi!lH~hh'n,
forty days from the publication hereof, or
the same viii be taken pro cOnfesso against
them:s> :: &H-SHAS J0sNSf0NEssS*
CONS Office, 10 May, 1868. c.E.ND*
May 81 227-14 x. -,
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June o.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-09-28
state News.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY,

b Jacob Nickerson, who was injured at Bruins
wick on Tuesday week, by the bursting of a
swivel while firing salute, has since died.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-09-28

In MEMoRIAB.-The numerous friends and
comrades Of Capt. George L. Pickett, says the
Star, will learn with the deepest sorrow that he
departed this life on this Saturday morning
about 5 o'clock. He had been confined to the
house for several months with Inflammation of
the throat and lungs, terminating in general
consumption. His friends entertained hopes
of his recovery until within few weeks of his
death, when he expressed a reconciliation TO
the will of Providence, whether to live or die.
He passed away without a struggle, entirely
conscious to the last. "- fl .f 49,
Capt. Pickett was % years of age, was ma
tive of Portland and the youngest son of Mr.
Major FicketG. When his associates proposed
to join company to aid in putting down the
rebellion he was among the first to enlist, and
went out in the 18th Maine under Gen. Fes-
sender. After serving out his term of enlist
ment he returned to his peaceful avocation
with the hope that no further call wonld be re-
quired to put down the rebellion. But when
more men and means were called for he COM
menced raising company, and in a few weeks
succeeded in securing the requisite number
aud was elected Captain. He was ordered to
South Carolina, where his command remained
for several months after the close of the war
Capt Pickett had the confidence of his superb
or officers to the fullest extent, having been APP
pointed Provost Marshal and Judge Advocate,
the duties of which he discharged to their en-
tire satisfaction. He was always favorite
with his comrades and many will cherish with
grateful emotions the remembrance of his nu-
merous acts of benevolence and untiring efforts
in their behalf There are but few young men
in our city who more generally enjoyed the es-
TEEN and confidence of the COMMUNICATIVE
had more friends and less enemies
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The United States Military Asplum at Au-
gusta will be ready for occupancy by the first
Of November. The number of persons now at
the Asylum is one hundred and ninety a
Work has been stopped for the present on
the Hoosac tunnel. - -af
Boston people are talking of marginal rail-
A man in Boston has actually been prosecu-
ted and sentenced to two months imprison-
ment for throwing stones at Republican pro-
cession. .
Col. Forsyth, reported as severity and per-
haps mortally wounded in the fight with the
Indians at Fort Reynolds, was Sheridan's In
spector General and Chief of Staff during the
", ar, and was a faverite with that officer. He
is graduate of West Point and a man of su.
peror abilities He was only recently mar.
ried. Assistant Surgeon Monroe, reported q.
mortally wounded, was formerly Assistant
Surgeon of the 18th Massachusetts regiment
and for time attached to the staff of the I'd
Army Corps. Lieut.. Beecher, reported to be
dying, is a nephew of Henry Ward Beecher.
The Mayor of Washington has sued the
Evening Express, laying his damages at $25,-
600 for calling him ''the wickedest man in
Washington" -l1+ u
Ii Col Parker, the big IDjun' Of General
Grants staff is in charge of the army head
quarters in the absence of Grant and Raw
lings. a.. I'll -r- .,e.. -- l.,..
A Washington dispatch says that Attorney
General Evarts is determined to bring jeff.
Davis to trial at the next term of the Uuited
States Court at Richmond.
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PREACHING AT CITY HALL.-The first of tie
series of Sunday evening lectures, Instituted
by the Young Mems Christian Association, at
City Hall, took place last evening. In conse-
quence of the inclemency of the weather the
services were held in the Reception room,
which was well filed. Rev. E. r. Reyes, of
the Chestnut street M. e. Church. oficiated.
After singing and prayer he preached a dis
course founded upon the 47th and 4Sth verses
of the 10Th chapter of Luke, presenting in
forcible and truthful manner the claims of
Christ to hearing from the world
From the large attendance last evening in SO
Indictment weather, the Association can take
courage and go on with them. Had the wealth
er been pleasant the large hall would have
been crammed. t+I-
The next lecture, week from next Sabbath
evening, will be delivered by Rev. Mr.. Dalton,
of st. Stephens Church.
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TESTIMONY FROM WAsaINGToN-The meet
ing OF Congress enabled the n embers to COM
pare notes as to the prospect in their several
States The conference meeting was a happy
one: F e-r H-.--. y-,-
Senator Kellogg, ofLouisiana, said his State
is as sure Tor Grant as Ohio, while the Arkan-
sas Senators declared Arkansas as, sure On the
same side as Vermont 4 We g 15G.-lI5
Senator Conness had letters and papers from
Caliofnla winch render that State certain for
Grant. FTa ..fa
Senator Wiley had no doubt that West Vir-
ginia will vote for Grant, though the contest is
bitter, owing to the fact that the ex-rebels
openly perjure themselves iii order to get on
the registry.
General Stokes, OF Tennessee, said that
the majority for Grant in that State will be
fifty Thousand at least, and that every Con-
gresham will be q Republican, .'lf
Senator Abbott, of North Carolina said that
that State VIII give at least twenty-five thou
sand for Grant, and that the rebels will not get
congressman. 58VSUiL },.re,.g q. g.
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CoSeRATuIAT1oNsAT The Baltimore Atner-
can. in speaking of the Maine election, says:
1--WE congratulate the Republicans of Mary
Iand'upon the unspeakably gratifying returns
from the election in the steadfast and enlight-
ened State OF Maine She has spoken with a
resonant voice, and with an emphasis beyond
allcavil, in favor of the illustrious Grant, and
the progressive party of which he is the hon
ored leader. 1t is the harbinger of great tri-
umph2 in November. 1t is the pledge of the
preservation of the public faith, and the proof
of the sanctity of the national honor"
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Jerry Lewis, Of Kittery, committed suicide
by drowning, Friday afternoon,
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The MUFFIN BASE BALL CHAMPIONSHIP
Saturday afternoon the game for the muffin
base ball championship was played between
the K X. X. and the f. o. B. (Flower of Balls)
nine. About 500 persons witnessed the contest
and the settees were filled by delegation of
the fair sex Game was commenced at 2.30,
and was played in the short space of two hours
and five minutes Much fun was made and
the spectators were well entertained. At
times, however, some very sharp playing was
shown, and many pretty catches were made.
The score was close till the latter part of the
game, when the X. X. 5 went at it with will,
and by some huge batting shot ahead and came
out victorious by the following score
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DEATH OF H. ii. MARKLEY.-From the
Philadelphia Press of the 23d inst we learn of
the death of Mr.. H. H. Markley of that city,
whose wife is a native of Yarmouth. He died
of consumption. The Press says:
Mr.. Markley was for many years connected
with the well known house of Shaffner Zieg-
Ter q Co., and for several years past has been
of the firm of PETER & Markley, in this CITY.
His health has been delicate for years, and
some time since, thinking that a trip South
would prove beneficial, he went there and re
manned for several months, returning, howev-
er, without deriving any benefit from it. Since
then he has been gradually failing, until at
last he has paid the debt that sooner or later
all must pay. Mr.. M. was highly esteemed by
all who knew him, and many a tear will be
shed over his early death. .rf-.a
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!. Lao. q 20

SUPERIOR CoURT.-At the recent term of
the Superior Court 1893 new actions were en-
tered, making docket of SOC.
The Court sat 10 days, during nine of which
the jury attended. -sf ..t...s. --... .....-
Two hundred and ffty-three actions were
finally disposed of, leaving 253 on the docket to
be disposed of in October.
During the term 26 foreigners fled declara-
tions of their intentions to become citizens,
and 232 made application for naturalization, of
lied. . -,-5.rf- ,r...s.r-
The next term will commence Oh Tuesday
October 9th, with the same jury, and will prob
ably hold through the month
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3 A FORTUNATE PosrPoNEMENT. - Pretty
times we should have had tomorrow with the
Agricultural Fair, had it not been postponed
with mud kneedeep, and either rain or sky
constantly threatening. In a week we may hope
that the reign of Jupiter Pluvius will be over
and that the pleasant weather, long overdue
will have commenced. Meanwhile, there is am
pie time Tuesday, the 9th, for all who have
thus far been neglected. of their duty in re-
spect to the Fair to make amends and send in
their contributions