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In tho District Court of tho Uni,
eeo ol"t's-For Tho District Of

In tho District Court of tho Uni,
ted Sl't t's--Tor Tho District Of
So':n Carolina.
|" - %ACObLUrl TIER AUI.I,. papkrupt
IN Bankruptcy. Won" ~
Pursuant TO The order of The Hon. G1eosea
5. Bryan. Judge Of The u. S Court: I wiz to}i
at tho residences OF The Bankrupt IN. Newber-
fiy County. on Thursday tho 10Th Of Dccemt
Der, MI IF ,l'c lsnnSrnpts tnrqreSt III tho mill
properly OF it'.liwangcr & ALL III tho Conn.
~ OF Lexington, lhU land continuing 02Gf
acres more or les, mpd adj lining lands Of
simon inpnsingrr. Fond l;iyor, Mnj. Swy>
gcrt "M &Prjps liill Road.' ......', ,..
Also, Tic Interval uf Tho Bankrupt In tho
tract OF lnld in Ncwhcrry County, on whieM
tncrc Is Touring mill said land coNtnutp@
2i3 acres moro or less. and adjoining lnnaE
OF a j. D@lenhnngh, NJ, SingleY. j. LI. Can~
non, Jacob Slngley and J. Is. HcteJni,.pgl.
Also lhc personal property OF .snid Bnnk>
rnp consstng of mules, iavlntnK imprc-
mcllts mud 50 forth o$r|Ttim n, "iF 81. :..
iTormS1f SaIe-T ll,o ,rNal estn,o S,,S ono half
cns!i THO halnpc, ~ ono Avpr, to 10 Sccaresl
hy bond mo tg.,ae, With tho privilege "f
hc,pnrcllnSrr paSlpa III cash. fAo N,rS,,,.-
al pHtp1rty fnr oiSts i'at "i& ~. II
ISAIAH ltALriW y NtiE!s.
,N0Nal az 80 ir/HgA. ~ jts.f Assignee.
,t.iIlc MA - - ''.'''''l 49,. '' ~
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Anderson Fair.

Wo are pleased to notice by the follow.
ing announcement that gthe citizens oi
Anderson arc to havo Fair this week,
and we have no doubt it will be a success.
full ene. Cannot NowLorry have one
The anno0ncclncnt made Inst week
That tho Farmers Association designed
holding a Fair al this place On Thursday
aud Friday, ,tho 25th and 28th, has
awakened considerable interest upon the
subject, and through the great li6eralty
of our citlzens, tho Executive Com.
mittec arc enablcd to enlarge and extend
the premium list, so as to include nearly
everything likely to be cxhibitcd.-In.
teligcnccr.
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Tho Stat, Survivors ASS ,ciation.


Tho Association mot in Charleston OF
tho 10th. Twcnty-threo District Asso
Citations crelfeprescntcd. Gen. J: B.
Kershaw was called to tho chair. The
following officers wero elected:
Northumberland Wade Hampton,
President; lstYico President, Lieutenant.
Gehoral r. III, Anderson; I'd Vice prosi,
dent Major General j. B. &Kcrshaw; Sd
Vtco President, !! Brigadicr.G encral S.
McGowan; F4th Yico,, President, Major
T%G. Barker; Secretary, Colonel a.
@. Haskell; Treasurer, Captain w. n,
Bachlnan. = e.
Tho following Executive Committee
were appointed: Colonel Il. McCra,ly,
Colonel W. A. Wallace. General H.
Capcrs, Colonel j. II. Ron. General
James Conner, Colonel 6. |. Walker,
Colonel j. McCutchcn.
Tho following resolution was adopted !;
Resolved. That this Convention cor
daily recommend the Confederate Wid.
owls Home, Of the city Of Charleston, to
the favorable attention Of the Survivors
Associations throughout The State, and
that the members now in attendance
pledge themselves on their return to
their homes, to use their best efforts to
obtain contribution to SO noble IL char
ity.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
..' NEWRERKY COUNTY.

By John 4. Peterson, Probate Judge.
.WnHHkAs. Geo. II. Wcrts, hath tna.ie
SUIT TO mo 10 grant him Letters Of
Administrations, Of the Estate and effects or
Graves Spenrman, deceased. ... .'..D :,
These arc therefore to cite and ntlmopis},
M and singular, the kindred and creditors
OF l'e said deceased, to be and appear be-
lore mr, III TIC Court Of Probate, to be held
"t Newherry Court House, on tho 81 day
OF Deermber next, after publication hereof,
nt II O'clock in the forenoon. 70 shcw
cause, fany they have, why tho sai,} adj
mInistration should not be granted. Given
under my hand this 18th day of November.
Ammo Domini, 1869.
JOHN 7. PETERSON, r.J.s.c
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iNcESnIARISM SrIIL OK THE IScpr.sp
IN Saturday night last, the gin house
OF MrS' Gco. Gctzen, living some miles
ne,ov pe,o" our town, was burned, with four
on the Sunday night following, an at.
tempt was mado to burn the gin house
oi n'tIeI Hughes, Esq living the sorcly
VISITED Pine House region, but the flames
having been discovered in timc. lhc
building and its contents were saved "
= 1lnce writing the above pnrragrnpl,
We nave heard Of tho burning (on Mon.
Aay night )nsD Of the Corn Cri6 Of Beni
nl,ettIH. Esq, OF his quarter near Pine
house Dspnt. re will bc Remembered
.nat Air. Hettis lost twenty-five bales d
cotton only last week. q Mcso burning,
a., are thoroughly deve.ish and wahton
mo perpetrators hayo evidently, beer
rfhaing Gov, SCOTS iato Sumter Proc
'Ama'iqn. ~ ENsrl!vld Advertiser.
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| remained however, and as wo mado ono of
that'party, and had to rough Il with them
through tho long hours Of tho night, wo cans
not close this poor description Of q very hap >
py wedding and Unfair without entering q
protest against people who shore going to
such places. It was our misfortune to 10
wodged II, ,closo to vory long gontlcman---a
largo number had to sleep IN each bed bo 1t
understood could boat tho bost snorer
who oyer kept an unhappy man awake.
This man, lay on his back, feot drawn UP tin>
| der his knees, noso elevated and"mouth
closed, and all tho pushing. begging and OK
postulatlons Of his right supporter, oursolf,
and his left, hIr. Hack c., could ,iot stop his
snoring. All tho steam tnginos on tho
GrccnyiIc Il. r., could not mako q creator
variety Of sounds. Mr.. G. took hold Of his
nose and Y"iicd tho tuno by stopping and
open!ng his nostrils. but to 10 effect, 1t went
on ill exhausted wo slept tho sleep Of tho
| unfortunate. Can't something DO done to
stop snoring?
But wc close, in tho llopo that somo ono
olso muy get up wedding and inyito us.
KEEPING IIorEL. arc pleased to
learn that Mr.. q. G. Chase, lately Of this
town, but now located in Barnwcll, has
opened first class hotel. We wish him
success IN his new vocation. lie will
pardon us in consideration Of former in.
innate and pleasant relations, if wo give
him description of Il now house lately
opened in New York. lie need not fol.
low tho style of course. The Sun speak
ing Of it says,t IS OH the European plan,
and the proprictors all part their hair in
tho middle. Tho carpets cost fifteen
dollars yard, and they bcag on tho big.
gcst looking glass in the fscity. Tho
walters arc Of ineflablo elegance, and Of
an intellectual cast Of countcnancc.--
They look like graduates at Harvard
They wear two clean shirts and two
white chokcrs day, and change their
aprons three times nm hour! A spot in
bosom aud crease in tic involves in.
slant dismissal. The cook gets $4,000
a year. Tho napkins arc worth two dol.
lars apiece. When Objectionable parties
enter the restaurant they receive card
upon silver salvcr. In terms Of frecz.
ing politcncss they are requested to
leave. ia guest kisses chamLermaiel
ho finds his room required.
---~ D~-
Grpat Diamond ]iscovor;oc l., No,,
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,v., There is an. establishment In Bristol,
England, where butt Of sherry wine
can DO manufactured from tho raw ma.
tcrial in half al hour, without using o
drop Of sherry. ....
Tho Charleston Nows says that immo.
diato suits are threatened against plant.
ors who have failed to repay tho United
Suites for provisions advanced to them.
The Masonic Fair rccontIy held in Charleston
was II great success. largo number Of visitors
from tho interior wcro IN attendance.
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Special Notice.

We have just returned from ono Of tho
great Markets with another large stock Of
GOODS at reduced prices. Wo have q
large stock now on hand md intend to soil
them IL persons will buy goods TINT are
good and cheap, aud holds ont in weight
and measure Don't forget to look and
satisfy yourselves when making your pur-
chascs. LOVELACE & WHEELER.
Nov 81, 46-lf ...... Sd.
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PARIS, November 16 Twenty. eight
opposition deputies have issued u mani.
fcsto, demanding the right Of tho people
to govern themselves. They will use
p:accful means, unless an attempt is
made to silence them by force. The
manifesto concludes 'Thc elective prin-
ciplc is the only one which will stand
through all revolutions, and must be tho
base Of tho institutions of the country +;
but must be kept clear fr~m monarchial
compromises and the violence Of dcma.
gogncs."
The Emperor abanIonS the idea Of a
change in tho ministry until after the
tccc'i,n;nf thpadnU' OF r6mmannhs' the
support Of the minority Of the Corps
Rochfnrt's election is certain Troops
have been quietly COZ ycntratcd in Paric
aud the prospects Of disorder arc exec ri .
ingly remote
Baron Wcsthcr, the new Prr.ssion Mi.
mister, was presented to Nauolcon, when
the mutual expressions oi peace and good
will were exchanged,
LONDON, November 1G.--Thc English
SNIP M"narch will bring Mr.. Pcabody's
rcn!a.hs, attended by American vessels.
1t Is likely that several French vessels
will join the funeral fleet.
Sr. PErERsnrRG. November 1G.-Thc
prospect of treaty alliance, defensive
and offensive, between Franco, Austria
and Russia, is pending; to continue three
years. Each party to mmir tain certain
standing armies,
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CiNcINNATI, Nov. q, 1SG0.-Thc great
prize light between Allen and McCoolc
has turned out to be great fzzlc, very
similar to the one between Coburn ant
McCoole about year and a half ago.
Thc McCoolc party have refused to nc.
ccde to any terms offered by Aliens
friends. They will not have my other
man than Murray for final stakeholder
The Allen men offered to place the
stakes in tho hands ofthc referee, whoever
might be chosen, he to hand The money
over to the winning man. This fair pro.
position was secuted 10y McCoolc's friends
and TO day the stakes were withdrawn
and the fight declared eff. II is evident
tha, McCoolc's friends never intended he
Shonld fight. McCuolc has tried Tom
Allen once, and nc is afraid to meet him
again Ills making OF the present match
was merely to let himself down easily.
He will now have to give up al claim
to the championship, and retire a dis.
graccd man. Ills own partisans cry out
against him tonight. with such cpithcts
rs "cnr, coward" &c.
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REMAINS or GENERAL MARTIN. .-Thc G
Baltimore Sun. OF Saturday, says: "The
funeral Of General William T.. Martin, Of
Charleston, s. C., who dicdpn Thursday,
at the residence of his son. Wm. ID Mar.
TN, No. 283 North street, took
place yesterday afternoon, mt Mount
Calvary Church. Tho ceremonies were
conducted by Rev. DR.. Pinkncy and Rev.
Alfred a. Curtis. The remains aftor the
conclusion of tho service, "cre placed in
hearSe and taken to Camden Station,
where they were taken In charge Of the
Adams Express Company and forwarded
10 tue late homo Of tho deceased. Gen.
eral Martin had been on visit to his
son about twowecks."
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Desirable Residence
FOR Safe

THE HOUSE AND LOT recently occu.
Pled by slrs. Laura ?. Ewart, will be sold at
r"hlc Auction on the 1st Monday in De.
cember next, if not previously disposed OF
at private sale. The dwelling contains nine
large rooms, nnd on tho premises arc aIl
necessary ontbuildings and we'll Of water.
There II il also on the lota good two room
Doctors Office
TERMS OF SALE.--Ono thrd Cash, bal,
ancc one and two years with interest from
aate ana mortgage of the premises, buildings
70 DC Kept l"snred and policy assigned.
'." Apply to = p. " ''.'E'
-" .'',...'' COL. S. FAIR, or 81
,r Ri. M'CAUGIRIN.
Nor 81, d6--2t .uH.. ..l'..' ....
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TUE Will OF TIE LATE AMOS KENDALL.
"a baltimore paper publishes dis.
pa'ch from Washington saying: "Amos
Ncnaa'', in his tcqucsts to his grind
c1i'dren, gives to each $25, 900, excepting
one. to whom no gives but $4,000, be.
cause he was IN tho Confederate army.
Tho author Of tho dispatch, (says The
Washington Star,) must havo bcttor
means Of knowing tho contents of tho
will than The relations and friends Of tho
decensed, as tho DOCUMENT has not been
opened, and tho family know nothing Of
its provisions" .r@sH t. ,.' = =
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-11-24

TRIESTE, November lG.-Thc fesliyi.
Ties preliminary to tho Inauguration OF
tho Sucz Canal commenced at Port So;I
on. Incsdar. The Emperor Of Austria
Gtnacd at noon, anil was received by tho
hhcdiyc with great ceremony and n
magnificent military and civic displny.
ll"useS were decorated, arches raised
over lhc principal Streets, and hun.
dredS OF flags flying and sautcs cx.
changed between the fleet and shore
~ night the town and harbor were
noaZc with fireworks and illuminalions
Inc streets were M bright as dnv, all
inc honSc.tops being covered with iivbt.
e" '"fchsS. The rigging Of The men. OF
war ana shipping in the harbor was
nnng with lanterns of every color, and
showers $ lower Of rockets were rising and
falling. -. '">'
!'oNpoN, November 10.--Ro Janeiro
oates OF The eth have been received
:Accofd'ns TO latest accounts, Lopez bad
transferred headquarters and The seat Of
government to San JoAvuin. 1t is re.
ported that Lopez had killed his mother.
one brother and other persons, in con.
sequence of suspicion that they wero en-.
igaseo ~ conspiracy against his life.
lhc allies had made 70 movement. Il is
supposed active operations would be
s'lll longer deferred.
lSMAhl', November 49, Eurcnie nc.
S'n:eo at TIC CATHOLIC aud MuSsclman re.
l'giouS services.
.r l"'f,y'i"nr steamers have arrived.
.li ine Sha'!owest point in the canal is
r'ne'ccn lret. The trip Of the first dc.
h''Ment Of the feet. with visitors, wos
'naor mace from Port Said to this place in
rish' hours and half Four steamers
nave Just arrived from Sucz-thc South.
c'n terminus Of tic cannl-and met those
'''" r"rt Said. The town, banks of the
.h""' .i ana vessels arc Illuminated, and
rejoicing. -. = =. '',N' "''''
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SHOES and BOOTS.

We are now opening up n very nice aa-
sorted stock Of Ladies', Misses aud Chill
drens Shoes, also, Boots and Shoes for
Gents and Boys, all new and Fresh Stock ut
low prices by .':s.. -.
L0FELACE 4 WHEELER.
Nov "a, iG-tt 49,. .... .,.. ... ..',.
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MARRIED..

On Thursday evening, Nov. 18Th, by tho
Rev. J. K. Mcndenli0ll, MIR. Willie G.
SLIaII and Miss SALL1E CANNON, ali Of
Nowberry. ....I = .lT!.J
For tho elegant cake, tho fair bride will &C.
ccpt thanks, together with our congratula,
tions and we'll wishes. e, >.rH,E' n
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The South Carolina Club,

n meeting of Young men, in a,trn.
dance upon the Fair from different nor.
tons Of the State, was held, on FRIDAY
evening Inst, with view to the orpani
zat'on Of purpose of promoting social
intercourse among tho gentlemen of
South Carolina. The sucicty, under the
name OF the "South Carolina Club" was
duly organized by the election Of the fol
lowing officers: William Y. Gary, Edpc.
he'd, President; Wade Hampton, Rich.
iand, ). 5. Hayward, Collclon, Paul las.
&cil, Ahbeville. William y. Aiken, Fair.
Held, David llcmphiil, Chester Virc.
nrcs'denls; Wade Manning, RichlonI
Treasurer; II. i. Ellison, Fairfield Src'
retary. An Executive Committee, com.
mlttcr, composed Of the officers. wns
charged with the duty Of drafting n
suitable constitution, and Of pcr foctjinn
arrangements Tor oil anniversary ball, &c
DC given 10y the club on the occasion Of
and IN connection with, tho next Fair o
tho South Carolina Agricultural and
Mechanical Society. Gcntlc,ncn ,Icsirine
to become members will forward op
plications to Mr.. Wade Manning, a,
Columbia. .: ... '... o. '"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-11-24
Grand Lodge A. F. NJ.

The following nro tho Grand officers olcc,
tod to servo for tho ensuing Masonic year.
Grand Master M. w. Brother James
Conner, Of Charleston.
Deputy Grand MHster.--R. w. Bro ther W
Blake, of Spartanburg.
Senior Grand Warden. WV. McCulioch,
of Grccnyilo.
Junior Grand Warden .-V.W.J.S S. Buist,
of Charleston. ..,..-''
Grand Trcasuror.-V. w. II. w. Schroeder,
OF Charleston.
Grand sccretary.-V; W. ID. Rush Camp
bell, of Lnurcns.
Grand Chapluin.--M. Rev. Brother j. r.
Pickett. Of Edgcflcld.
The following onicors wore appointed by
the Grand Master.
Senior Grand Dcncons. Wy. Brother +.
". Caiwilc, of Edgcfcld, and ". Brother
II. Covington. Of Marlboro.
Junior Grand Dcncons w. Brothcts G.
=: Townsend, Of Marlboro, G. bI' Jordan, of
Abbcvillc.
Grand Marshal--W. Brother T.. X .ro,m., :,
Of Summcryio.
Grand rursuvont-~W. n.totker G. G. inc,
ssnior Gra"d s;ito~ards-w. Brothers D.
OF Sum.,r, '''''''"' "''' . : M i'chortno'
.r..nd Tylcr-W. Brother w. A. Wilson ,
>, Charleston.
After the election tho Lodge was called of
until hall>past 3 O'Clock L. NJ.
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Seed Wheat.

80 Bushels Of fpuro Red Spring
Wheat, for sale by ~, -
JOHN r.. SPEARMAN, Sn.,
Nov. q &c 3t. Silver Strcot.
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On our first pago will bo found tho report
Of tho Committee appointed by tho State
Agricultural Society OH tho best manner Of
cultiyatlng cotton. The report is long and
comprehensive. and will be found interest,
}np,
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A.ssignee's Sale.

Tho Notes aud six shnrcs Of Ncwbcrry
Bank stock belonging to the estate OF II.
II. Folk, Bankrupt, will be sold on sa1c day
in December. ..'
II. II. POhK,
Nov. 81 SO Ct. Assignee,
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AN ESTRAY.

SrRaYED into the subscribGrs t,qemscs
some time since, rcd yearliDg. Said mi.
mai has swallOw>forlt In right ear. md
crop In left. Tho owner is requested TO come
Forward ana prove property and tcEs It awaT'
Ho'' ~ 4o-"t. b.' y +, CLAEK,S
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NEWBERRY: :
Wednesday Morning, Nov. al. 1850
Look for It.

Look for tho x mark. and mako note.
If you received that grecn papor notice
last weok, do not forget to call and sottlo.
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Laurens Items.

The Herald Of Nov 10th SAYS that
two negroes, Hugh Culhcrlson and Wae:e
jackson, on tho plantation Of &. ".
Wlhh, had listicuf' on Saturday nigh,
last. In the encounter Culbrrtson rc.
ceived Injuries from which lie dic,i in
about twelve hours. Jackson is still at
large. .1l,
AZ sale about Is miles from town
Mr.. Sampel Owens md Mr.. Sidney Arm
strong had difficulty in which Owens
ca'no to his death by Il pistol shot. The
difficulty wns about two negroes who
were sevcrally in their employ and who
were IN fight. . .".0..
The I.aurcns Rail Road Is to bc sold
Snys the same paper, unless the Compa.
ny. rny the Coupons due 10y the Nrst day
Of January. The amount necessary to
discharge them is supposed 10 Lc be
tween thirty and forty thousand dollars.
Up to day Of sale, about the first Of
March, tho present management Of the
road Is not to be intorfcred with. This
Is tho order passed at tho recent Court.
Tho contributions Of Sca'awnt crc to
tho Legislature arc Harry Mcdaniel,
Wade Perrin, Griffin Johnson-ncgroos
---and 1,9T Joseph, known,as Crews, to tho
1ioYSe, and Y.iJ. P, Owens, Senate,
tne sma!! change fractional currency
in.c'replation,.is spoken ofas an abomi
nation bsca;se Of It's Hdilapidated lcondi.
SS:-->>--e-----= '."'
MONTGOMERY, NovcmSc l5. Tho T.ceis.
latnre; met today, TIC Governors
meSsagoE is'yerys conservative. 1t con-.
bassitlte demand t6r' martial law. which
hashot boon necessary, and sets forth tho
general peac6fdlness Of tho State and tho
eedsentagSs offered, toinmigrants. Tho
Governor. recommends reduction OF
taxes <and a .lipitntion Of Tho State
e''afAnseeatorhi'ro 500" ,%s>aI"'
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MAGISTRATE JouS ErroN, of New
berry, has been removed from office.
Tho reasons arc said to be: that hc did
his duty, that he dared to issue a
warrant against a prominent Radical
Official, that he has not stirred up strife
and litigation, md, last and greatest,
that he is respectable Democrat This
is enough, in tho eyes ofGovernor Scott,
to justify tho dccapitation of whole
brigade Of upright and capable men.
SO says the Charleston News. This
unfortunate yet faithful magistrate how.
ever does not live in Nowbcrry. Spartan
burg is the place. Squire John Epting
and not Erton we know to be al eminentiy
proper man aud good magistrate aud
our surprise is that his good qualities
have so long escaped the great dccapila.
tor.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-11-24

over l2,G00 Parisian ,work,nen aro on
long strike, which must last all wintov,
ana produce misery. They embrace
every trade. ..i,@ ,'| W. -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-11-24

In hc Advertisement ofsale-W. Floyd vs.. Il.
Adams, on fourth paee, the nssignco's name
should DO Thos. G. White Instead Of Thos. L.
White.