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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-11-17
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COM M ERCIAL.

NkwpERhr, Nov. ia good demand for cot
COLUMBIA, S. c., November 16.-Cotton In
good demand, sales LOO balcs-middlings 22I q
2i. ...... -. 0"'>N.
NKw York, November 16.-7 l.. M.--Cotton a
shade firmer, with snles of 900 bales, at 25t
264. Gold closed at 27.
BALTIMORE, November 16.-Cotton Quiet, at
"a a 243. Flour dull and weak. Wheat Bteady,
atl So AL 81. Corn-new 0,i old ! w.
AUGUSTA, November l6.-Salcs Of cotton to,
CnAIa ssroN. November l6.--Cotton in dc.
mn nd but market bare OF stook--udyanccd l q /;
sales 1926 balcs-middliDss 23i a 23S; receipts
1896.
LIvERPooI., November 16-Eyen ing Cotton
steady-npiands liz 1119; Orleans liz n III;
snlcs l2,OI0 bnles.
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Groat Inducements.

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The Labor SueBtit n.

An editorial in the Chester Reporter,
very wisely and Significantly cnlls at.
tention to the fact that difficulties, in
Wow. Of the present agitation Of the Ia
Dor question by the leagues, may and
no doubt will misc in regard to the
hiring Of labor for tho next year. |,
says that Convention to tako the sub.
ject Of wages into consideration has been
called by committee Of Republicans to
meet in Columbia on tho Gath inst
The sane subject Is being har1nngucd
on in all tho leagues from Charleston
to tho mountains.
The object is no doubt to place high.
or standard Of prices on tho labor al,
ready high and unreliable. Our farmers
arc perhaps, many Of them, unaware OF
this state Of things, and the consequences
likely to arise, nnd would do well to
shape their course accordingly.
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Pain KILLER.

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H. has, boon fayorably known Tor moro
than twcnty$years,! during which tlmo wo
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-11-17

PITrspuR0, November 12.-Aftcr joint
devotional exercises, tho two Assemblies
formed a procession, in single file, and
joined on reaching tho threshold Of the
church, where they woro greeted with
tho clapping Of hands and waving OF
hanGkcrchcfs by the immense crowd as.
somh!cd. Cable dispatches were sent to
European Presbyterians, announcing the
union. The Presbyterans arc jubilan,
over the reunion. The Presbyterian
newspapers nro flying biue Gags-thc
color Of tile Old Conventions,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-11-17

Egy-NASBY TALKS "PLAN-
TATinN." l hcv trimmed OF my Post Oils
;uk mi Pay in Phntn.hun p'raps yu
may be supprizcd TO here Nv mi rclinqusiin
my Guvmcnt offs with Awl its glory in
scch Caws.
Here NEE rust; then judge Nee. 1t
hapend ,huswisely: wus canvassin thee
Mawmca Flats for owr Blnvid Kcdentry T.
the Pos. Oils sukscchun. IN thct land Nv
prwcr ncli.c struk snag r
Thee Fever Agcr TUX inc, & thee Chills t.
Shivcrs Slnk me-shuk me like q Mold loos
button on n Shaiky smoke. House doar; til
mi lraim Nv 80 Summer, lukd like sumo
Ole plaid Out bumerz on a mornin wen his
Gin is gone g. lie can't git no moar! I"
tN. B. This Is not rl by Edl. a. Powc :;
but j, Gums 30 nwltirel nccr to It lhct ycu
| woodn't 10 the diiruncc in the dnrk.)
in tbs onr!ul eggstrcmmitly Fluo at
wontS tu Mold lady frcn' nv Mine L. loald
hur mi krittcEci PINK. Shec hes nod nee
Long l. Luvid ME Wei 4 ehe cawls me pet
Names. ""proly," scz Shcc (scch is the
Plaiinl kniknomec Nv mi Boihood} "yu ortcr
talk good Dostc Nv Plantasbun Biturz
"l'vc liviJ Il Sufcrd IN thcnz swaumps every
"scns the 8 thaycrs WIS Hung & no, to a
''dcd sur,inty, thet Plnntashnn Biturz IL
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"B--b--but mir TINA l--l-loyawl drink p
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bee skccrd, 'TroIy,," rcplide tho csstimn bu
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sea small biiz.) I hevo traded or nj Pos
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frum Erly Morn till Dewey Eve. Wha
sinnin, sufrin. shaken bruther II hev thee
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-11-17
OF SOUTH CAROLINA
- NEWDERRY COUNTY.

BY John Il. Peterson. Probate Judge.
Whereas, Rosn Il. McMorrics hath made
suit TO me 10 grant her Letters o
Administration, Of the Estate md effects ol
Caldwell ". McMorrics, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and atlmonish
all and singular, the kindred md creditors
Of the said deceased, to be aod appear be-
fore me, in the Court Of Probate to he held
at Newberry Court House, on the 29th day
Of November next, after publication hereof
Rt II o'clock in the forenoon, to shcw
cause, if my they have, why the suil nd
ministraton should not he granted. Given
under my hand this 5tll day Of November
Ammo Domini, 1869.
John u. Peterson, p. J. N. c.
Nov II As 2t
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-11-17

CHARLESTON BAPTIST >AssocIATIoN.-
This body. commenced its annual meet.
ing In Sumter, on Friday evening last,
Rev. Dr.. Winkler, Moderator. Tho sor.
vices hold in tho Church, have bssp in.
teresting, aud we'll attended. AYo} were
much pleased to sec Rev. Dr. Richard
Furmhn, IL attendance, restored TO his
usual health. as well az his Venerable
ilathor,. Rev. DR.. Saml. Eufman D. Sum tot
News. = -. = ,GS&Pt 6SF i%,31
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THE EXCHANGE
PAYSINGER 8 FRANKLIN

C u U N B l \, S. G.
Tho above first cInss RESTAURANT Is
no" open, and will bu kept supplied with
the best wiues. liquors md scgarS. While the
cuisine shall Dc uncXccptionuble In every
respect. -... o.. ...
The best that the market can afford will nl>
ways be furnished. .,.r..
Our friends arc invited TO give the house q
trial. PAYSINGER g. FRANKLIN.
Nov. II, d5-u
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The ScWbcrry Herald dubbed With
tho Rural American ut YcrY low rate.

We will club tho HERALD with tho RURAL
AMERICAN ut the very INV rate of 81 so. for
BON papers, ono ycnr, t1S70;) aud tho Rural
American vii! bc sent FnEE for the balance
OF 1869, to nll subscribers who send in their
i'nmeS carry! Here Is chance to obtain tho
largest and hest Agricultural, horticultural.
and general Family Paper published IN tho
Unffcd STATES, and the HERALD Iur only FI1.
TT CENTS more than tho lnr price of our
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10 Tue interest Of our readers to call md subs
scribe soon. so us to secure The Rural Amcri.
can for the balance OF 1869 FREE.
I. Il. & K. ii. GRENEKER.
Nov II, 45-6m
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-11-17
OBITUARY.,

DIED, Mt the residence Of his fnthcr.in>law,
Col. Jno s. Renwick, on tho 18th Of Sept, 1869,
CALDWELL WAsn1NGToN MoMoRnIEs, son of
DR.; VIM. ". 4 Jane McMorries, III tho 22d yeRr
Of his age.
The many public virtues and merits which
characterized the deceased, will find n lively apa
probation By those who were associated with
him at the Lutheran College Mt Newberry. c. II :.
and In the Stn to Military Academy at Columbia,
ms well as by his comrades in arms during our
late struggle Ills ennobling and enlearing
qualities aud cxcellenoies IN social life remain
embalmed In tho bosom of his iamily aud conf,
dental friends: Whilst his picty md christiun
character will long be bold in remembrance by
his fellow members Of the Associate Reformed
III infancy, tho baptismal VOWS had been taken i,
nnd which ut early manhood he had endorsed
those vows by full participat ion in It's ordi-
nnnces. ...
lie was afr.blc, genin aud k,nd>heartei in
disposition, and WAS highly esteemed and beloved
ship.
He has left many warm friends, fond parents,
anu bereayed vie to mourn their loss. Ncyers
thelcts not to mourn MS they who have no hopes
but rejoicing IN the consolatio that their i.re>
parable loss IL his unspcakable gniu.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-11-17

We havofoceIved tho American Grocer,
seml>monthly journal, devoted to all that
constitutes tho grocery Inorchant's interest.
1t happily llls tho hiatus, and tekos its stand
among tho other trado organs Of tho day.
tcenth of each month, by John Darby & Co.,
ll6 Williams st. N Y, 50 pcr annum in
BuRKE's WEEKLY.-~An interesting pa>
per for boys and girls Is Burke's weekly, and
growing Continually in favor. This is an ex,
eellent paper and worth double its pfico of
81 We recommend It highly. .I I'm
Tho Accountant and Advertiser, published
| BY Bryant, stratton b sadler, No. 8, st,
Charles St., Baltimore. Subscription 81.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-11-17

At tho Virginia Stnto Fair on tho 3d,
tho blooded stock was paraded. Over
two hundred pure blood horses were
IN line, a greater show than was ever
made In Virginia before. llotspur a
Philadelphia horse, won tho 5000 prize
given by tho society for tho fastest trot-
ting. The display ofngricult.iral I'M plo.
mcnts at the Fair was the best cvcr tho
seen in Virginia.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-11-17
Sheriff's Sale in Equity.

slas Johnstone for others. vs.. Mary M.
Ncthers. OF al. Newbcrry In Equity.
Pursuant to dccrctal order in tho abovo
stated case, I will sell ut UnionvilIe, South
Carc''nn, on tho first Monday In December
mex tho following lot viz: Ono house and
lot coh taining a acres,more or less. the same
being tho lot formerly owned by DR.. Edward
M. B0bo. Terms Of sale cash. ...
I NJ. PAYS[NGER, g. N. O.
Untonvillc "Timcs" please COPY this case
twice and forward bill to this office. 6
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Sherif's Sale.

BY yirtuo Of sundry writs Of Flori Facias
to mo directed, will sell OH first Monday in
Dec. next, thrco hundred and forty acres
moro or less, bounded by lands of Harry
Sn6er, Il: A. Alewino, Joseph Caldwell and
others. Lowed on as tho property Of ". IL.
Rutf, at the suit Of +. II. Dominlck and 9th,
crs. a
=, ly' - TIN. PAYsINGER, 8. N. q.
Nov. II 45 st
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-11-17

Liebig's extract q meat, which con.
tains the purely nutrtfve part, concen.
tratcd tibrin, albumcn and pllospha tes,
should DO In the lardcr Of every family.
1t was tho only article at tho Paris
Exhibition to which two gold medals
wero awarded. :
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Sale Of Real Estate.

BY consent Of III the parties interested
will sell at Newbcrry Court House, on the
first Monday in December next, The tract of
mud lying in Ncwberry County known rs
the Sarah Summers tract, containing one
hundred and forty-six aud three. fourth
U4G4) acres, more or less. Terms Cush.
D. p. SUMMERS,
Nov II, i5-2t Atty i0r the parties
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HNEWBERRY:
"Wednesday Morning, Nov. II, 1891
Look for 1t.

If you received that groom papor notice
last week, do not forgot to call and settle.
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Nov. II 10 2t.

In the District Court Of the
UNIFIED STATES. for South Carolina.
Oct. Term, 1869. In the matter of j. w.
Chnppell. of Ncwbcrry Co;,-Bnnlsrupt.-
Petition for Full and Final discharge In
Bankruptcy. r. ~.
Ordered That Il hearing 10 had on the 10th
day of Dec. a. D.. 1869, at Federal Court
House IN Columbia, S, c.; and that all
Creditors, &C., of said Bankrupt appear Mt
said time md place. and show cause, If my
thcy can, why the prayer Of tho Tetittoner
should not be granted.
BY order Of tho Court, tho 10th day of
Nov, 1869.
DANIEL HORLBECK.
Clerk District Court U. S.,
Nov. II d53t.
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How Hostettors Bitter's euro Dyspepsia
THE WHOLE STORY INA NUTSHELL.

THE WHOLE STORY IN NUTSHELL.
The Office OF the stomach il to convert
the food into crcam-likc semi fluid, called
Chyme. This is effected partly By tho nc ction
OF n solvent, called tho gastric juice, which
exudcS from the coating Of tho stomach,
aud partly by mechanical movement Of
that organ, which chnrns. as itswerc, the
dissotvng alimcnt The Chyme passes
from the stomach into the duodenur, or
entrance to the bowels, where it is sub
iectcd TO the action Of the bc, and
the nutritious portion Of il converted into
fluid called Chyle, which eventually be-.
comes blood.
Now, is evident that if the grent col
vent, the gastric juice, is not produced in
sufficient quantity, or if the mechanical |
action Of tho stomach Is not sufficiently
brisk, the first process Of digestion will be
but impcrfectly performed. 1t is also clear
that if the liver, which plays such nh i'm.
portant part in c' anging the nourisl,ing
portion Of the chymc into the material Of
blood is congcstcd, or in any nnnalurnl con.
d,ioa,; the second process will not be
thoroughly accomplished. Tho result Of the
two failures is dyspepsia, complicated with
biliou$Ncss.
Tho mode in which nosrIrrrp's ntrrxRs
! op rate in such cas- : /, this ,llcy invigo.
t!'c TIE cellular membrane Of the stomach
Nh:ch Involves the gastric juice, thereby
| iAsulins an ample sufliricncy Of the fluid
10 completely Ii<$o VI The food. They
also act upon the icrvrs Of The s:om.
ach, causing an nccc!cration Of the
mech ;n'rai movement necessary to reduce
the food 10 II Homogeneous mass. Thry
also act specifically upon the liver, strength
ell ii. and - enabling it to produce an
ample "n!l regular supply of bile. for the
! nnrpoSc. OF converting the nutritious par
.ic'es OF the Chyme in;o Chylc. and pro.
mote the passage through the bowels of
the useless debris.
Ia this way, HosrErrER's nirrrRs cure
dyspepsia nnl liver complaint The cx-
p'analion is plain, simple, philosophical
| aiil true. Nov, II mo-
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-11-17

Tho peach stones thrown aside by
the armies at Petersburg, w., are said
to have produced grove forty five
miles in extent, and arc now loaded
with fruit.
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-g-- ---- -
MARRIED.

In Ecwberry, S. c at the Methodist Par,
sonnge, Nov. II, 1869. by Kov. o. A. Darby
MIR. w. II. LATnRoP to Miss HATTIE
WATTS.
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To all Concerned.

"'' 80 NEwnERRY, Oct 0 1869
Persons wishing to apply for tho stu.
alton Of School Teacher IN the County of
Hewbcrry must como up before committee
Of examination on the first aud second of
December ensuing at tho Treasurcr's Office.
Hours from 10 a. II. to 3. p. NJ.
BY order Of the board of Commissioners
for Ncwbcrry County.
GEORGE BROWN.
G.. n. B. G.
Nov. II ib ct.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-11-17
In the Probate Court-New-

berry. ... ...
Emanuel Livingston vs.. Martin Livingston,
ct al. Petition for Partition OF the Real
EStnto of Marshall Livingston, deed.
1t appearing TO my satisfaction that Mnr>
TIN Livingston id tho children Of Samuel
livingston, deed purlies defendant in this
case. nrc absent from hIId without tho limits
Of this State. On motion Of Mcssrs. Jones'
Jones, Petitioners Attorneys. it Is ordered
that said absent defendants do plead, an>
swcr or dcmur TO tho petition filed in this
case within forty days from the publication
hereof. or the sam, will DO taken pro contcs-
so uSainSt them.
JOHN Y. PETERSON NC.
November o, 1869, d5 ct
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SPECIAL. NOTICE,

''o,! SPECIAL NOTICE.
HAVING accepted an Agency to advance
LII money and ship cotton for Mr.. A J..
Salinas, of Charleston, 8. c., wo will bo glad
to serve any ono who wishes to purchase
cotton, and also those wishing to ship cotton,
wo Will make liberal advances and wo aro
satisfied that we can do as we'll for our pats
rons as any ono, as Mr.. Salinas is n very on>
ergetics Sand;;aetIvo business man, md gives
bic whole personal attention to tho salo Of
Nov, II 45 e. -I'I'.t,J" - '';%t'",. 6
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Gov. Scott PROPOSES 10 pray on tho
18th inst, "that violence shall no moro
DC heard IN our land, was,ing nor do.
stroying within our borders and thdt
gu my DO justly, love mercy, and walk
'.hnmbly NTH God.n ..E. .""
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ZDYEZAGE WHEELER

Have very large and attractive stock of
Goods. and arc still receiving daily additions
OF fresh goods, all Of which will be sold to
correspond with tho decline in cotton.
Nov. II as IF. ...
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Dickson Cotton Seed

/ have 200 bushels Dickson Cotton Seed
raised this yenr from seed got directly
from Mr. Dickson, which ! will exchange
for common seed, ONE bushcl for THREE.
L. j. JONES.
Nov. IT i5 2t
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& :. The ,Claflip University at Orangebure,
q eelorsd concern, has oyer ono bnndrea
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MAGNOLIA WArEn.-Superfor to tho best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
tho Prlce. l.-.1LLnu.Al- aL--.- a.----.