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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-27
United States M a r.
shal's Sale.

The United States of America-Soutn Caro>
lima D strct-William G. Davenport lIrus-
tee), and Malvina L, Davenport, vs. hoo'
ert Stewart.
By virtue of writ Of fieri facas' to me dl'
rected, issuing out of the Honorable Inc
United States Circuit Court, for Lhe Oistrlct
of South Carolina, I will expose for sale. 10
the highest bidder. at pubic anctlon at New.
berry C.. H. on the seventeenth % day OF
February, 1869, being the third Weanesaay
of the month, all the right, title ana interest
of the Defendant in the following properly
to wit: c,.. 80
One Tract of Land, lying in the County OF
Ncwberry, and bounded by LANDS OF Jas. ~
Baxter. estate of Hon. j. b. Y Neail. NJ.
Miller, Jacob Paysipger and others, and con-
tanning nine hundred and thirty>one acres,
more or less. D,
Also. at the Plantation Of Defendant on
same day. large quantity Of Persona! Pro>
ncrtv consisting in part Of Mules, Horses,
HOES. Cattle, Corn, Fodder, Wagons, one
Cotton Gin Farming and Agricultural I'M
Elements. Levied on as the property of Robt.
Stewart, defendant, at the suit of iiilam u.
Davenport (trustee) and Malvinia Z. Dayen-
port, plaiurits.
Terrns-cash, Purchaser to pay the Mar
shal for necessary stamps and papers.
r Sale to be conducted by A.P. Plter,
Deputy Marshal as auctioneer.
J.P. NJ. EPPING,
Jan. 2743t U. ). Marshal.
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The present winter is remarkably mild.
Index to New Advertisements.

Index to New ADVERTISEMENTS.
Improved Cotton Scei--Carwile & Nc
Caughrin.
Plaid OSnaburg-D. Mower
What you Drink-John C. Seegers, Co.
lumbia, S. G.
;Lauier House. Columbia, S. C.-J. B.
Llpier, Proprietor 49,
j., Charleston Hotel-E. II. jackson, Proprie,
tor.
The celebrated Cotton Plant Cook Stove
Asher Palmer, sole Agent for one>half the
State.
Sunshine and Shadow in New York
Mathew Hale Smiths great book. B. Burr
& Co., Hartford, Conn. =.
Notice Kings Relief-Henuiug agent, at
the Post Office.
Soluble Manure, Sulphuric Acid, and
WIN. C. Bee & Co., Agents.
Responsible Agents Wanted-J. T: Miller
s Co., Box 4, P. o. Port Deposit, Md.
Fish and Oysters, Fresh and seasonablc-
Laurens Marshall.
Assessors No:ice-W. ". Hcuseal, Asses
sor.
Auction Sale-H. H. Kinard.
U. S. Internal RcVcnue-J. II. Dennis.
Deputy Collector.
Fresh Lard, Sweet Bacon, and Pure Pink
eye Potatoes-MayeS & Martin. ,-.'.
Wanted Agents-Address with stamp,
Foot & Clark, Detroit Michigan.
Schiedam Sehnapps-Smitha and Christian
Limestone Springs Female High School
Rev. VIM. Curtis, LII. D., Principal: -.
U. S. Marshalps Saie-J. P. NJ EppiDg-
U. s.. Marshall.
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Affairs in Washington.

WASHINGTON, January 23.-The House
is discussing Boutwsll's manhood suffrage
amendmets. The Senate is endeavoring
to get up manhood suffrage, but found no
Quorum. The Senate seems 10th to take
it up, and an effort is now pending to
make it the special order for Thursday.
In the Senate, the New York Chamber
of Commences protests against change
in the bankrupt Law, was presented.
The Judiciary Committee reported a
bill declaring void the coniscation OF
property by the rebel States. The
Senate agreed to the House amendment
to the Joint resolution for the removal
of officers from Virginia and Texas, who
cannot take the test oath, and to further
amendment reported by Wilson, ex-
tending its provisions to Mississippi. 1t
goes back to the House for concurrence.
In the House, the entire day was de-
voted to the discussion Of Boutwells bill
for manhood suffrage and the enforcement
ofthe fourteenth amendment.
:. A despatch from Texas announces that
delegation of seven, elected by the
Convention, is coming here to urge the
division of that State.
Cuba will send eighteen and Porto
Rico eleven delegates to the Constituent
Cortes which will meet on the llth OF
February. In the meanwhile the most
active preparations are being made for
sending additional ie-inforcements to
Cuba.
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CIRCULAR.

To TIE oFgIcERs OF THE BIBLE SOCIETIES
: And oTHEss Co OPERATING WITH THE AMER
:, IcAN, BIBLE SOCIETY IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
DEAR BRETHREN,: Permit me to direct
Tour attention to the following important
instructions from the Secretaries of the
american Bible Society, Bible House, AS
cor Place, New York City. -,'-- -.
=, ?, ~The Committee OF Distribution have in
struosed US. to state that, hereafter sheg
will expect all applications for grants Of
Booksby Auxiiiaries, and so far as pract
cable all others, to receive the endorsement
efshe Agent from whose State the reques:s
are made, together with full informasion OF
the facts which enforce each case. They
are especially desirous to know the extent
OF destitution, the efforts made by appli,
cants to help themselves, or to pay il part
sor Books received from our Depository, Or
to coatrisutesto The cause, the number and
character lof the population to be supplied,
alaQ IN me Gt alas may SSSHiS 'tS
Ytee of the propriesy Of these requests"
To meet the. demand for the Word Of
God in this State. "the Auxiluries are
earnestly requested to Increase their efforts
to raise funds for gratuitous work, and es-
peciallv to forward Without unnecessary de-
lay ali funds now in hand, or readily col
ilec.sd for Books or on donation account"
q Collections from Pastors Of Chur rches,
;sud from all friends of the Bible. and con-
tributions Of any amount will be thankfully
received and duly acknowledged.
Please address me at Columbia, S. c.,
ana 1t viii afford ME pleasure to serve you.
eRsi9faLaS Yours truly,
-,ta-.;t.7s saY - E.A. BoLLEs,
Agent American Bible Society for South Caro-
lima.
- AHpapers in this State, friendly,
:fsHase COPY. :..i5 .s,;s; - ".-,@
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and gracefully rounded full skirts, will
not be touched upon here; nor the fine
get up of some of the colcred represen-
tatives with their sooty wives who take
to the fashions, like hungry catfish to
a grub worm. Nor the ride back,
with bundles, bales and boxes, which
the very polite conductor Mr.. McBee
helped US through with, all these and
many others, with hop, skip and jump,
We clear ourself of, and conclude by say
ing that we shall soon repeat the dose,
by visiting the city again.
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A distinguished Methodist Minister
and prominent Temperance lecturer once
remarked that go where he would, from
one end of the country to the other, he
hardly ever failed to find Plantation
Bitters, and while he condemned the
practice of using these Bitters too freely,
he could not conscientiously say that
be would discard them from the side
board, for be himself had experienced
beneficial results from their use, and
that, from long and close observation,
he was convinced that when used mod
erately, and as a medicine exclusively,
they were all that was recommended.
At the same time he warned his hearers
not to pull the cork too often, for they
were far too pleasant q t"nic to tritie
with.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price.
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Assessors Notice.

Notice is h'rahy given to the ci izens of
Township No. !, designated as Newberry
Township, also 10 the citizens of Township
No. s. designated as Mendenhal'S Town-
ship, that assessments OF property. Personal
and Real, will be received hy me at Wheel
or and Lovclace's store, Newberry c. H.,
for Township No. l, from Thursday, 2S in
slant, to February llih, ensuing and at
Herbert's Mills, for Township No. s, on the
18th, 10th and l7th Of February.
Citizens are requested respectfully to at
tend to this notice. r..- go. 1~,'
- W. W. HOUSEAL, -
Assessor.
. Jan 27.4 1t. .-a",G
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Out of thirty-eight specimens of Bourbon
Whiskey recently submitted tc a chemical
analysis, at the various saloons in New
York, only two were pure. The under
signed ventures to assert that his LIQUORS
and WINES are as pure as any sold in the
United States. As for his ALE and LAGER
BEER, it is without adulteration; and he
wishes to submit it to any chemical analy-
sis. lt.imparts permanent strength to weak
systems and inyigorates delicate constitu'
tons. Drink his Beer; you will enjoy the
greatest Of blessings-health, and prolong
your life. -
G-:..r - JOHN G. SEEGERS,
ian. 81 4 ON. Columbia.
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Cash and Cash Only.

From this date we enforce rigidly the
cash system, with all alike. Exceptions
made during the past year, BY special
request and on promises strong and ap-
parently truthful, have proven the fallacy
ofcredft. We cannot indulge the ex-
pensiye habit longer. Cash for job
work, cash for subscriptions, cash for
advertisements, hereafter is the rule.
Remember it, bring your money in hand
If you need anything in our line.
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- o. e.
THE NEwBERRY HERALD.-The New
berry Herald, which, as a neighhor and
friend, We esteem very, highly, con-
menced, with its: last issue, new vol
ume. Upon this occasion, the Brothers
sGreneker. its honorable and enterpTs'ng
Eproprietors, speak thus sensibly and un-
affectedly: I'VE do not make any high
sounding promises Of particular changes
or impor tant features, but will endeavor
constantly to. do all in our power to
bring. the Herald to high standpoint
of excellence. The Newberry Herald
has already been long at high stand
point of excellence: and We offer it now
our t,ueSt and friendliest wishes for It's
continued usefulness and prosperity.
The following kind compliment, 50
4beeatifaHy and delicately expressed, BY
.our worthy and most excellent brother
Bacon, ,ossae Edse6eld Advertiser, is ap'
preciated. Hope that his. eloquent ap'
4peals. for railroad to the outer world,
viii soon result faEorably, for then shall
we enjoy the hearty welcomes to sunny
homes in the Eden Of Carolina.
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Browulow has retired from the Knoxville
waig, after an editorial career of third OF
a century He was a bitter poItico>re.igious
par:tizan. The :parson says that if he was at
times severe, it must be remembered that,
like St. Paul, he has fought among wild
beasts It Ephespsi zze
4 Presbyterian Church has been organized
at Waha.la.
President johnson has wisely ana hu>
NAMELY ordered the release OF 1t. Bralae.
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Those Fish!
ThoseOysters!

: Have they come yet?
You would think so, if you'd
watch the people going in and out
of Laurence MarshalI's store.
Where did you get that fine
shad?
Over at Laurence's.
Any more like it?
Lots
That is a "whale" Of a Black
Fish-who has them?
Marshall.
What did you pay for those
Norfolk oysters ?
Fifty cents a quart; but they
are the Charleston oysters that
Marshall gets. What is all this
rigamarole about?
Simply this:
L. r. Marshall has shad-the
largest and best-besides all,other
scasonablc Fish, and large, fresh
and delicious Oysters, on hand to-
day. He will keep a full supply
Of them from now on.
"ME TOO"
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Notice.

Dr. King, who for the last eigh. weeks,
has been surprising the citizens Of this
State, by the wonderful cures made by his
Immediate Relief aud Congh Cure, has ap-
pointed Unmurd -Henning AGENT for this
vicinity. The Medicine can be found Mt the
Post Office. Price 81 per bottle. Money
refunded if not found as guaranteed.
Jan ~ + 81. 81.
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BARN BvRNr.-We regret to learn of
the loss, by fire, of the barn of n. S.
Harris, Esq, at Clinton, containing corn,
fodder, &c. The origin Of the fire is un-
known but supposed to have teeh acci
dental. We learn thai the freedmen of
the town exerted themselves heroicallv
to suppress and prevent the extension of
the hames.-Laurens Herald. =
Rings are the or der of the day. That of
whiskey being among the most prominent.
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NEWBERRY, S. c.
Wednesday Morning, Jan. q, 1869.

All persons indebted to this office for
advertising, or Job work, either As
signees or others, are called upon to set
tie up before return day.
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RESPONSIBLE AGENTS WANTED,

To dispose of guarantees for the sale Of Lan<
ded and other valuable property in different
parts of the United States. Profits very
liberal. sales easily effected, and no loss Of
time from other business.
Address J. T. MILLER & co.,
Box 4, ?. 0. Port Deposit, Md,
jan. q ! lmo.
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By reference to the journals of the
special session of the Legislature, it will
be seen that, on the I'd of September,
Joseph Boston, Representative from
Newberry, gave notice Of Bill to regulate
and perpetuate the milea-e and per diem
Of h,embcrs-always with an eye to the
main chance. Ventilate him.
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-
Mr.. Pollard In the December Galaxy,
which VIII repay perusal, gives chapter
IN the incidents Of the late war.-"The
Confedsrate Congress, (which, ,whilstdoubt-
less TRUE IN the main, really serves 40 good
purpose aow; and only holds the Conted-
crate representatives Of the South, up to
3opp-obrum and reproach. His rhetoric
goes to prove that the Confederate Con-
eress was4very farbelow mediocre-a weak,
imbecile, uaiatelectaal body, and which
lived d:shenorably~ and died ingloriouSly.
It's last hours being consumed in recrimina-
ton with Mr.. Davis, and which would have
resulted in coup d'etat with the President
had ITS intellectual force been equal to its
disp ,sition. Mr.. Davis also receives some
severe criticism. A careful review Of Mr..
Davis course, places him almost above
criticism. Criticism is the easiest thing,
aud it will require very careful reading Of
Mr.. Pollard's new work, to determine,
whether his eritiques are temperate, just
ard digui6ed, Or encreach upon that de-
basable grouad between SANDER and criti-
rism.f With results before US, how easy to
say of anything, that it might or might not
have been, &c. But few of (us are capable
of fdeinips and grasping successfully the
living, instant, positive issues of the mo-
ment. In this country, alas, she only cri-
sterian of merit is success, which at once
.eierates the hero or cause above the clouds
,anainto a subject of idolatss, often bring
gins the judgments Of Heaven while TO fail
is to be adamnea. ..s,,.'.... ...,.,
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p The Grand Royal Arch Chapter o.
South Catol,ua, hold their Annual Con
yocation in Charleston on the 9th proxi
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The splendid .Adsvr Building, corner
King and Market SITS, Charleston, is to
b. converte'! in:n u theatre, opera house,
and lyceum. The structure will also
contain restaurant, g Ia Delmonlco.
The FrennhSchaftsbund viii also build a
theatre and concert hail.: at the corner
Of Meeting and George SITS.
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COMMERCIAL.

NEwBERRY, Jan. 26.-Cotton quiet at 2e! for
middlings.
Columbia, January 25.-Sales of cotton to-
day SO baes-middlings 27ic.
new YORK, Jan. 25E P. N M-Cotton dull
and lower; sales 1.20) bales, at 2St. Flour
shipping grades frmer; all others dull and
heavy; super6ne $50; common to fair extra
Southern 6.75 7.2o. Gold 36t.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 25 Cotton dull. unsettled
and lower-sales $50 bales; buyers offering 27;
sellers asking %. Receipts ], 1876
LIVERPOOL, JAN :5-Evening.--Cotto dull
uplands liz III; Orleans lls III; sales 10000
bales.
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Let Us Have a Telegraph,

A public meeting of the citizens of New
berry, and of others from abroad, favoring
the building Of telegraph line from Co.
lumbia to Newbery, is called for Thursday
evening, the 4th of February in the Court
House at Candle light.
Jan 272
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SwEEr.-In behalf Of our ''bctter
half" to whom was sent jug of most
delicious New Orleans, A syrup, by
our friend Singleton, we make pro-
found Salaam. In reversing the order
of things, and sending his present ito
home" instead of depositing it on the
table editorial, our friend evidences the
fact that he is good shot, for instead of
aiming at single bird he has fred into
a whole covey. No body hurt however.
We recommend Singleton's syrup as good,
and taken in conjunction with hot buck
wheat cakes, as superlatiVe.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Assessors NoTICE.-The attention Of
citizens included in Township No. l and
No. 8, is called to the Assessors Notice
in another column.
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Charleston Hotel,

CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA.
THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
i:forms his friends and the public generally
that he has taken charge of this well known
and popular FIRST CLASS HOTEL, and
hopes that by strict attention to merit
full share of the public patronage. -: :.
The Celebrated ARTESIAN WATER
BATHS, hot, cold and shower, can be had
at ali hours. - -s'
COACHES, with attentive Porters, are
ALWAYS In readiness to CONVEY PASSEN-
GERS to and from the different Rail Roads
and Steamers.
E.H. JACKSON.
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Limestone Springs
Female High School
" REV, TIN. CURTIS. LII. D., Printipal.

The ensuing session of this School will
commence on Wednesday, the 17th of
February.
1t is requested that applications for
admission be made as soon as possible,
to DR.. Curtis, at the School answers
will be returned in each instance and
parties thus applied for can be met by
Dr.. Curtis, at Columbia, on the 18th, 50
as to reach Limestone on that afternoon.
Terms as heretofore, Board and Tui-
ton, Sl00. ..-.
Piano Lessons s25, etc, etc.
Jan 27 4 4 - .....
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VINO IS THE FATHER p Magistrate
Kinard's attention was occupied on Mon
day last with a trial for bastardy-par
ties white-names unimportart. A re-
petition of the old tale-love's young
dream, on such a night the moon shone
bright, trusting innocence, false prom
Uses, youthful yielding,-followed by the
consequences. A bearded gent was pro-
duced as the delinquent, the evidence
however, involved so many Others, that
in spite of the determined effort of
Squire Caldwell, for the prosecution, the
man with the beard was exhonerated and
allowed to depart. 1t was the first i'm
portant case 9f Magistrate Kinard, who
sat in full view of the fair but frail one,
and her arm full of the result, about
three years ofage, that number of years
having flown since the faux pas which
called for the trial. The SO called be.
trayer is indebted to Squire Pope, the
jury, and the facts in the case, for acquit'
tai, but the knotty point yet is unsoI7ed
as to who is the father.
CoLUMBIA CARDs.-Do not overlook
the business card of Mr.. A. Palmer, who
is the sole Agent, for half of this State,
for the sale of the very justly celebrated
Cotton Plant Cooking Stove. His stoves
are cheap, and his large establishment is
full of them, of every pattern and make
under the Sun, besides thousand other
useful and highly necessary household
articles. Call on him by all means when
you 60 down, and if he and Capt. Brown
treats you one.fourth part as good as We
were treated, (and We have no fear but
that you will get full measure) you will
have but little reason to complain.
Nor by any means fail to see card of
Lanier House, where good eating can be
had at any and all hours. Mr.. Hamilton
is a prince of caterers, and can do any
mar justice, no matter what size his
stomach, nor what his tastes. He salts
fed US, and we know, what is good: ::
And then John Seegers has card in
also, we'll knowing the advantage which
an advertisement in first class country
paper, published in rich district. where
money is as plentiful as black berries in
their season, will give him. -
Success to them all, and the many
others who promise 10 fill up the picture
with their names and business soon.
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Auction Sale.

! will sell on next sale day, in front Of
the Court House, at public auction,
100 Bushels corn, more or less, ~.
1000 lbs Of fodder, :" .-;..
s or 10 loads CT shucks, peas,
Bookcase, side-board, rocking chairs, &C.,
also 2 brick chimueys containing about
1000 bricks each, on the burnt lot Of Isaac
Bierfcld, near Helena. =
-, J.. II. B. KINARD.
Jan 27 Alt
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LET Us HAVE A %TELEGRAPH.-We call
especial attention to the notice in our ad-
vertiseing columns urder the above head
Ing. A meeting s called for THURSDAY
evening in the Court House, and we
hope that there will be such attendance
and such interest taken in n matter so in
portant, that the i,uilIing Of the line will
be an established fact. That Newberry
will have. IL telegraph is certain. 1t is q
necessity, and one of those necessities
which cannot be put aside; the question
only remains as to the time. The sooner
the better we s;y. Let US have it at
once. Many of our citizens are deeply
interested in this matter, as are also a
number of influential gentlemen abroad,
and proper effort made now will place
tae idea beyond speculation. Our trade
demands it, our merchants need it,. and
Newber will be built up into an impor-
tant city by it, which she is now in fact,
but not in name. Let US have a full
meeting.
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Lanier House,
Main street near Lady,
Columbia. S. g.

TITS FIRST CLASS REITAURANT is
supplied with the very best Of WINES,
LIQUORS SEC ARff1rr-<4 Esf1 rr-<4 T9R4tGGa.-RffeH-
NERS and SUPPERS furnished at short
notice. The cooking is unsurpassed. OYS-
TIERS, GAZE, Etc, in season.
J. B. LANIER. Proprietor
r. HAMILTON, Superintendent.
Jan 81 + If
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GrsenyilIs Baptist Female College.

Ne have received from Prof. G.. H..
.Judson,e President of the Greenville
Baptist Female College, copy of their
catalogue, containing list of the names
Of the new faculty, which has just been
organized, and which embraces very
able corps of'instfnctors. Young ladies
will here enjoy advantages Of high in.
tsllectual culture, equal to those enjoyed
hyoyeung men5in our best universities.
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What You Drink.

jan q