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IH.sOsr HorsR BOsroN NlT IT, IFN
DEIR Sm ri with The the grests,i psasue and sbs
ton that received most hEtsIng letter. h sly Ggos
eompmeu than 70 be- ASKED add cposhon great apd
worthy object accept With the greatest pleasure 81 the
Festival and viii be Of avail bug
shall certainly do
power achieve the Ivs
them entirely 10 the Committee feeling the tn
great undertaking influence artist Sir To
msfe determination tnO to the Committee and tbs
reply words but feeling great compliment extended TO
Wishing the AL dssrTe for under
taxing which the American people will certainly appreciate aud
their presence all SIDES Of e eoHpsa rasS
respectfully yours. EuPmosTsE fAEEPA. Rosa
II. O. PiIGsR. eco, sesr,tsry Of Executive COMMITTEES
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THE PEACE FESTIVAL.
TIE PEhCG FESTIVAL"
1t will be seen by the following correspondence
that Madame Pare ROsn ia 10 sing nj the Rostcn ubeo:

IT. VIII DC htVH Dy IHt IOIIOWIHB CORRESPONDENCE
that Madame Parepa Rosa sing the Boston Jubilee
DosroS, NAV 10.
DEAR MADAME At meeting ~ the Executive Committee holden
Saturday evening unanimously the
lyme artistic Madame ParepA vii he invaluable acquisition
the Grand Army Of Harmony which will celebrate the restoration Of
Peace hougoni Amene IN Jane aud the Costee fT
OF the which justly place They
sensible Of the fact that other pooss
Sufficient strength and 10 be heard our Cosum Yet
extent they throw th,miete upon your pekBowh bsa
and beg 10 invite 20 unite n celsog I the
sentiment the occasion aud the Circumstance the
largest music hall erected this COUNTRY viii induce
make generous concession from youru usual terms
Awaiting response an, dear Madame With esteem your
Obedient servant, HANKT D. PAKKsR, Secretary.
Madame PaTspA Rosa
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MUNICIPAL Affairs.
cnrrr CLEANING COMMISSIONERS.

STREET CLEANING COMMISSIONERS.
This Board met Yesterday afternoon. Mayor
Hal In the Char. communication was received from
John L. Brown. notifying the Board that the street
cleaning contract formerly held by James X Whiting.
referred 10 tie Corporation Counsel and the Mayor To
take such action rs may be necessary IN the premises
and 10 render report Mt the next meeting Mr. Lincoln
offered resolution which was adopted to pay me CON
tractor for cleaning The streets Tor the Oh teOru
Ufrf1s large paved Of this oy encountered
se "a , f 'Pi. p 5''ls s stree.
Cleaning Contractor under hs eoniraei not required to remove
R,a That ,bs subject b. ret.d 70 tn; stree, con@.:on.,
B1sas TsS oss of tn. s,1en,bavs RaOad IyiDs
p.' q drt az! rubbish 70 la ss. esa,s Se'aos 20 Gsys
Rs,ss, Thai he sabec,be rbrsd hs Corporation Attorney
70; proper congain, IN matter sniaalHG Sa she
Colama for cleaning the s;ee1
MAYORS OFFICE.
Marshal TOOker received letter, yesterday,
HARrASp, Me. Mar Il. 1863.
BEE liberty vi,s you this occasion
rhsT' a5oaI ~ rss S a NJ S "a ss ana
book Of which The title the Magic Wand and Medical Guide Tat
thea agH shout ooI weeI, later have received
Now today write aao them and hoe the letter they
want 70 look hAtuP va send the Book te'
,Td' ne oat o. nay money think such Company right 10 .he sse
se Sismss, 70 Yea ., AL and want that Book that sent for
JoaS A srsryoap Hsrlsud MAN.
P The Book Contains 12o pssts bouad ia Goth gui
Marshal Tookcr filed the letter.
COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINKING FUND.
The Commissioners met yesterday afternoon
Mayor Hall In the chair After the transaction OF large
amount OF routine ordinary business the Commission.
ers pursuance OF an act OF the Legislature. passed May
TO- 1862 took action upon the bill authorizing then TO
advertise FOR sale at public auction 10 the highest bidder
the right 10 construct operate aud railroad through
and along Twentythlrdst. from the North TO the East
River. This advertise ment prepared, and IL pub
lished to-day In several of the newspapers.
BELGIAN PAVEMENT.
Propositions are at present before the Com
mon Council pave with Belgian pavement the follow
ing streets Ffothst, from Ninth 10 Tenthaye Sixty
secOnd'st., from kthave. 10 East River; Eesenthst,
from Ave- A 10 FOurth-aye FOrtysNth-s, from Sixth
ave. to broadway; Ffty.hfth-st, from Eghth.aye to
Hudson River; Wllettst from Ryington 10 HOusonst.;
FOrtyeighthst from Third 10 Fifthaye. Pmest, from
William 20 Pearlst; Hfy-second.st, from SecOndaye. 20
East River; Eighteenthst, from Ave- Il 10 Broadway
Woosterst from Canal to Fourthst; Eighty fourthst,
from Third.ave 90 Ave. A Twenty fourth.st.. from
Sccondave To East River; Nlneteenthst, from Second
to IhlrdRve; Seyenteenthst. from Frst.ayo TO East
River; Twentysecondst from Seventh tO Eighth.ave.
One ,hnndredand'twenty eighthst, from Second to
Fourth-ave.; Fortysixhst, from Broadway 10 Ninth
ave; Sntythird st. from Third TO LcxingOnaye, and
Fifty fOurth.st, from Eighth to Nlnthaye.
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CONDITION OF THE INsURREcTIoNIsrs-FAL
REPORTS.
tFROM Ag OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT

HAVANA, May, 1862
On the 18th of April the debate upon the
Constitution in the Spanish Cores was Suspended by
siRuifcant announcement made by the Minister OF
Marine This fuDctiOnary confessed that all the vessels
OF the Spanish navy would not perhaps suce TO preserve
the Island Of Cuba to SPAIN that wentyone vessels
were AZ that date Cuban waters nine others were on
The way there but that many were lying idle at the
backwards for want OF crews. special law was imme
by the COrtes for the CONSUMPTION Of sum
Gent number Of sailors to the unprovided vessels
Tbereupon the chief Of the Provisional Government
arsha erranO declared that the letters OF Gen. Dulce
represened In substance the nsurrection as almost over
come but that there still urgent necessity TO watch
the coast 10 prevent the landing Of hbusterng e1ped
lions Similarly, the American public Is periodically
favored with cable dispatches from Gems Dnlce and
vaaseda 10 the effect that the instruction Is crushed
6nshe1 wired out forever Only day before yesterday
according 20 their authority II ended ana there re-
NAMED int 200 Insurgents with IN their hands on
The Island IL Is clear that the accounts Of the hghtng
ceiyed from the Spanish official sources arc too papa
hiv sided 70 be taken without very large gram Oh
siiowanee for exaggeratiOn and embroidery. Inc
Strsned EFFORT on the part Of those authorities 70 per
shade the world that Cuba eau and VIII De kept IN Ihe
clutches OF the mother country may pea very hatuIa
,stLod on procedure far as 10 goes but those VINO
have lately visited the ISLAND IA wen a. t"". WI" "A'S
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lA a. 81 4ih. 5th 9th 7h sth. Oh
A 41ase,ss:....o 9 9 Is
gou, on Bsse. Ataste Princeton istrueE RbI Gonsy D.
On on Pos Atlantic Princeton Home Runs Smith Ferguson Nc
DoBad ousac Umpire Mr. Berger Of the Powhaisn
Cgb Scorers Mes,fS Monk and HadHu Tine Of Game houO
mimi
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Carriage and Buggy
FACTORY.
j. TaylOr G. Go.
j. Taylor e. Go.

Z viii keep const ntly OH hand good as
! fortmcnt Of fine BuGGiEs Of the most ap-
proved styles and patterns, combining
lightnrsa and durability. Built to order
light Rocknways, and Plantation Garriagcs,
PhcaIons, Top aud no Top Bngsies, &c. =
Old Carriages and Bnggics renovated and
made to look az good ny new. Repairing
done in the best manner aud 1T reasonable
prices. mud all work estimated on before it
is rrpaired nnl II copy given TO our cnsto.
incrs. Special attention given TO repairing
fine Carriages md B0ggics, which is impor.
tant to consumers. Freight will be pnid one
way, when sent by Rail Road. when the re.
pairs amount to over 800. We usc nothing
hut the best materials that cnn he bought, and
"ro willing to rely on the merit Of our work ior
" liberal patronage. We invite tho exnmi.
nation of our work and assure the public
that we can build tho same eass work ne
cheap II not cheaper than we can import 1t.
AL Of our work is warranted.
Our Factory is near the Dcpot.
Newbcrry, 8. c., March Is Is ".
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gsrsas.siss,s..ts.sS e Y .ts.sS S& 4 I i - ~ IL
aTiNT fS n IT. I 7f T Z s.s7F I
uas ,,5au ,5auilding, on the Sand.
'Tis well to @ooi ,tls good 70 Wddd,|HpTH Wdd|pH ,x45Y
for 50 tho world hath dono
s9sss sTsS S1SbsSs sSs .Ss'ss ss S'eT
s3$S Sa Se'g bissss rs ySRRS Esh eGa a|s SiF
Be,eoHaId int your loye viii waar' o t'E
rRXfS%S roRXs&s ss syS SSs Ssa4s aS y21 9Ss 1hssfs 1Y
.LsAsWa|l ns h9nd for bpnd. ,.,,,.;.,.,,n
Y1Hal ana yo9'vo played Tie at'uovi,S" Part.
Aud 'built upon the sand". A0IHIy
'ris well to save, !'tls well to have
A. goodly store Of gold,
,Apd ho!d: enough .ofiehinipg stuff
I,LkQr SharffY sfs cold. si', p,,.'i, 81, +..i.
tlpt place nGt all your hope and trust
,;pstn what tlle deep mine brlngsj
.Wf SRnnot. ltYe ,op yellow dust,
~:UnN|xed with p,irer things. -, ,..
Andliic who piles mp wealth alone
Will often have to stand
d. Bcsido his Golfer Ghost and own,
Ills bull: upon up = tho 'o; sand :"
IT'S good to spoals in kindly gulsc,
And sootho whcr'cr we can;
Fair speech should blind tho human mind .
And love link man 10 man.
But stay not at the gentle words; .i
Let deeds with language dwell;
Tho one who plties starving birds
Should scatter crumbs ns we'll,
The mercy that is warm and truo
=, Must lcnd II helping hand,
For those who tuik, yet fail 10 do, =,
But "Dufld upon the snnd." ...
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.MU"TEU AjL;;Uqit{
LIFE rINSUEANOB COMPANY,

? .''';@'"'or NEW YoRMYmardA
INCORPORATED. 1890 lS4S,
CAsH ASSETS ovERTHIRTrY MIt.~
~ LIONS OF DOLLARS. ...,, ),
Cash Incomo, 1867, oyer TEN MILLIONS.
Dividends to Policy Holders, 1907, 81, 1885,
s74 81. - |.~ '#. t'a... "rI
Now Policies issued In 1867, 1Qj4Oo.lo
Tho Company is PURELY. MUTUAL, No
dividends to stockholders. Tho entiro pro>
tits arc returned TO the assured, tftls cattsinR
Policies TO become sELE.sUsrAtN1Na In
thfrtcch.years, Or TO doubio IN t,se1ty f.
Interest received from Investments, 1867.
over 81 100000. ...
Excess of INTEREsTEECEtpTs ALONE.
over losses, about $4O0, 900,
Real Estate, Bonds and Mortgages on Roai
Estate, in tho City Of New York, over SEV.
ENTEEN MILLIONS Of dollars.
1t is tho richest Company in tho world.
It's policies. are nom >forfsitagls, Ito divl~
dcnds aro tl,o(largest. Z AZ =
Applications for Columbia, and tho North
crn portion Of South Carolina, received by
GREGG, PALMER d CO.,
Genoral Agents
benson NJ. JONES, Agent at Newberry.
JAMES McINTosI1, M. D., Medical Exam.
iner.
Feb. 10 @ 1y.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLYN 4
NEWBERRY COUNTY.
.Inhn I'cIi.rSnn l,rnllafn j

by John L Peterson, Probate Judge,
Whcris. Emma T.. Wilson having
mr'ln suit to me to grant her Letters of Ad>
mtnfStrLti0n Of the estate and effects Of Jas
T. Guy. deed.
These nre therefore to cite and atlmonish
hlI and singular. the kindred and creditors of
the said deceased, to hc and appear hrfurc
me. In tue Court Of Probate TO hc held al
Scwhcrry Court Il"usc on the jlh day Of
April next after publication here f. at IL
O'Clock IN HE fnrcnoan, to show cause, if
any they have. why the Saia .tdministr;,t ION
.hnu''l not hr granted.
GtTcn nll"r my Il nj this 22l day of
Marrh .tDn0 EOMn', 1860.
John ". Peterson, =. j. y. G..
March 2i IL q.
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District Court Of the Unitcd states.
For tho District Of South Curoina. In the
matter of j. Hardy Subcr- Bankrupt.
By whom Petition for Adjudication of
Bankruptcy was fled on tho 3lst dny Of
Dec. A. d. 1868. IN suid Court.
This is to give notice. that on tho st day
OF March a ID. 1867 Warrant In Bankruptcy
was issued against tho estate of J Hardy S,.
Der, of Ncwhcrry.. in the District of News
berry and State Of South Carolina, who has
been adJndgcd Bankrupt on his own Pcli-
tion: that tho payment Of any debts and do.
livery of any property belonging to said
Bankrupt, to him or for his use, and the
transfer, of any property by him arc forbid.
dcn ny lazy; That meeting Of the Creditors
OF ,he said bankrupt 10 prove their debts
ana to choose one or moro Assiynces Of his
estate, wiIl bo held at n Court Of Bank rnptcv RI S
to,s to ne y holden at Newberry G. ii. S G., be.
S9'h 80 iday Of March, 4. j. 1860, at Il o'clock, %
d. 7aro nJ.tP. Nj. EPPING,
Marshal ms Messenger
March II II 81. '''"s'''
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District C0urt Of fhr United States,
Bankruptcy. l.. the matter OF Joseph
w. IIill--Bankrupt.
BY whom n petition for adjudication Of
Ban ;ruptcy was filed on the 29th day of
December, a. d, 1858. IN said tonrt.
This Is ~ live mo'i,'r that on the lI:h day
Of March, y. u. lSG9, IL Warrant OF
Bankruptcy was issued against the Estate OF
Joseph w. Hill, in the District Of Ncwbrrry,
State Of South Carolina who has been ud-
Judged a bankrupt OH his own pe,ition
that the payment Of any debts and the de-
livery Of any property belonging to SAID
Bankrupt; to him, Or for his use, and the
transfer Of any property by him, nre for
hidden by law and that n meeting Of the
creditors OF said Bankrupt, to prove their
debts, and TO choose one or more Assignccs
Of his cstatc, will be held at n Court of Bank
rnptcy, to be holden at Ncwbcrry Court
ger, Esq, Registrar, on the Sd day OF
April, A. D., 1869, at o'clock y. VI.
J. p. NJ. EpIiNG,
u. S. Marshal az Messenger.
10y \. T. PlrER,
Mar. 2i l2 81. Deputy Messenger.
Tho State Of South Carolina-
Eewbcrry CounIy-In the Circuit Court
John s.. Birec and L. B. Mnflott. VS.. Wm.
..' Bridges, ct nj.
Tho Creditors Of Wiley Bridges, deceased,
are required to render and establish on on
before ting Clerk Of this Cou - their respcc-
Of May next.
Clerks Ofico. THOS. NJ. LAKE,
blarch 81 12iGt e.. G. q. p.
The State Of South Carolina-
Nc%berry County-In tho Circuit Court
John i. Hill, OF al, vs.. Joseph Watson,
The Creditors of Thomas Watson ,dccoascd.
ore required to render and establish on oath,
before tho Clerk Of this Court, their rcspcc>
two demands on or before the 1st day of
May next.
Clerks Once. THOS. NJ. LAKE,
March ID 1886 -. o. G. p.
Tho State Of South Carolina
Ncwbcry County, In tho Circuit Court
JOHN s, Renwick, ct al, VS.. james II. VIII,
,iRms, John L. Duncan and others.
The Creditors Of James w. Ducket, decd,
are required to render and establish on cath,
before Silas Johnstonc, special refcree. their
respective demands on or before tho lst day
Of May next.
SCIorks once: e., THos. NJ. LAKE,
March 2i1@0t }%%|rs &C. p.
Tho, State. Of South Carolina
No%berry county,-In the Circuit Court
George Larson, Administrator and othcrs,
+ Z ~ rvs. III. Hunt and others. :.
I \ The editors Of Jacob hunt, deceased,
are required to render and es tabfisli on oath;
before tho Clerk of this Court, their respec,
two denlands on or before tho 1st day Of fSiay
noxt. -
Clerks Of1ce. THOS.! NJ. LAKE, !
March N 12 Ct G. 6. +,
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lV{II1l1 lVIl1z7zs>ssss5-17 - zssssssy5 M A. ANHOOD.
E!gsS-.Y&SaA9 HOW Losr
HOW RESTORED.

just published, Il new edition of DR.. Cu1-
'c:WelrS Celebrated Essay on tho radi-
cal cure (withont mcdicinc) OF Spcrmator.
rh"a, or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Seminal Losses, Impolchcy, Mental md
Physical l"capacity. Jmpctliments to Mar
rage, etc.; also, Consumption, Enilcpsy.
a"d Fits, induced by sclCindulgence or sex.
u.l avnSancr.
GaY' Price, in n sealed envelope, ONLY g
cents.
The celebrated author in the admirable
essay. clearly demonstrates from Il thirty
Years successful practice. that the elorminc
consequences Of scf:abnsc may he radically
cured without the u<c of internal medicine
or The application Of the knife; poiniing
out mode oirn'c at once simple, certain.
md cilrrtunl, by means Of which every suf-
'"rcr, no matter What his condition may bc
may rnrc himS'!! chcaply, privately, and.
radically. -
S:'S fl.S Lecture should be IN the hand.
"' every y"nth an.l every man IN the lnad.
sem, n"drr seal, in II plain cnvclopc, ~
my address. postpaid, on rcccip, Of six cents.
or tw" pnsi stamps. Also, DR.. Cn,vrrwcr',
''M"rri"cr Guide" price 25 cents. Addrcss
the Publishers,
CHAS. j. G.. KLINE 4 CO.,
LET BreaIway, N. Y, Post Office Box 1856.
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Don't Stay Late Tonight.

:. The heart Of home IS beamng f5$Etg
- Withirays ofholy light, = i.<s
g. Aud loving eyes nrc cleaning,
.'. AsfalIs the shades Of night; ....
And while thy steps nrc l.aving .,.*...
The circle pure and bright, 49,.
A tender voice, half gricying,
r Says, "Dont s.ay Iato tonight" /
Tho world in which you movcst,
is bnsy, brave md wide
The world ot her thou lowest,
Is at the inglc side
Sl.e " its for thy warm greeting,
Thy smile is her delight,
Her gentle voice, en,cat,ng,
Snys, "Don't stay late Tonight"
The world-cold, inhu 1nn---
" Will spurn thee If thou fall; ...
The love OF one pnrc oman
OutMs,s aud slnmcs them I'LL
Thy children will cling 'ronad t,,ec,
Let fate DC dark or bright,
At home no shaft can wound thee,
Then, "non't stay late to.' light"
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The State Of South Carolina
Ncwbcrry County-In tho Circuit Court
In Equity,
J. Is. Livingston, Executor, VS. Elizabeth
kinard and others
The Creditors OF Andrew Kinard, decd,
arc required tn render and establish on oath
before the Clerk Of This Cnurt, t.cir mSpcc>
tive dcmnn:ls on or before the lst day OF
May next.
Clerks On1ce. TIIOS. NJ. LAKE,
March Q IL Ct c., G, c.
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Wilfull waste makes woeful
want.
All truths must not bo told al
all times.
Advorsity makes man wise,
not rich.
All are not thieves that dogs
, bark at.
y linr should l,avo good men,
ory.
All is well that ends wcll.
A little pot is soon hot.
All arc not saints that 80 to
church.
All is not gold that glittcrs.
A mischcvous cur must bc tied
short.
Every man thinks no has more
brains than his share.
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@ a RID.
CHARLES KEIREeFSON,

Formerly of The Firm of G..
& I'll KEHRlSON. wcud inform lis rri.n1.
aud :hc public that he has purchased fom SIR,
JAMES Is. BETS. all his STOCK IN IRA DE-
Nc, at tile store, No. 2j2 KING-STREEr, and
VIII ihcre continue the Dry Goods business
wholesale aud Retail, FOH CASH. on his owl,
INDIVIDUAL nscnint mud responsibility. lie will
proceed, without delay, 10 rrpIcnSlI aud renew
The Stack. and continue SO dung uuiil tbr ns
soitmr,it slln'l he made complete and attractive
As Ihc terms viii he STRICTLY CASH. or ND
proved city acceptance for II short credit it nr-
cesSarily follows that the prices must be kent n,
icaSt us low us to be found nt ANY other ieSpecu
bic establishment.
~ Ills brother. MIR. T.. j.. kcrrisnu, assisted by
Mr. y. H. Mcdonnell, both experienced mcr,
chants IN this iinc. will he found at his store
nihing IN the condnct and management Of Tho
business, ana it is hoped That Ills. and their ct
IortS to win the confidence aLd patronage of lh,
pubic will be as successful as in past DAYS wn.
streets. ' ''''o'
Feb II 3mo
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Something. Nice.

] have removed to tho Kingsmore Gal
iiery (over Maycs & Martins Store) which
has undergone thorough repairs. have
plenty OF room with an excellent sky,
light. Come one--come all, and see how
things work in thus commodions gallery.
Also, good lot Of albums at oxtre,ne.'
ly low prices.
All kinds OF work dono in the line Of
Photography.
! have all Of Wren & Whcelcr's Mega
tlvcs that were taken Mt this place.
We charge nothing for looking, and
not much for Il picture.
Respectfully,
". II. WISEMAN.
Dec 23 90 If.
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LIFE INSURANCE!!!
Piedmont Life Insurance
- Company Of Virginia.

The. Subscriber is Agent for tlIe Sotc of sbuib
CAROLINA for one Of tho best, mud most rclinilc
Life Insurance Companies III the world For the
FIRsT Sixteen Months Of its business IL l,nd ec>
cured about TWO THOUSAND TOLIcIEs, and had
received M Income OF about THREE HUNDRED
and Sixty THOUSAND DnLLARs
nsa VIRGINIA COMPANY; :; md n, M evil
dence OF its high. standing ut home, where IL ia
Gest known, a lurge portion ofjts business is
done III that State 1t has invariably pnid ali
81 lts losses AT oNcE, wniying tho NINETY
Policy. '' oA ''''
Gen. N q: EVANS was Insured IN THIS COM
rANY. and Immediately after lis deutI, Ind
tho pleasure ofpresontiiig to his afflicted family
the amount Of his Folicv.-S5,N0. .0.0'.''. -: -
ISAAC BRANCH, NJ. D.,
, Agent.
iiieyijs III WijAaPtAT' =, y, NJ. d. Medical ExSminer
We refer with confidence to the following pc r.
Is WHO have Insured In the Piedmont: 9, :.
Gl!ey. ) J.; Pressly, D, D..a5O,u; Isov. u. @
arier, =; D D,1-&Gooo; Rev. ". i. IIemphill--
s;2oooi Rsy; Rs W., j. n ToglgIs2l o. Rsv. Il; T..
900; Rev; j; |: i,onner-a5 %; Dr., 9. W
pressly 5000; Dr. J. W. IIeafst-S9Om; w.
y. Mnrs-:$5000; Rev. j. G. Williums-S200,; /;
+ tGas asseys5s a. FaqEss SfelSS g., o. rlof nf
J J.P, Kennedy-Sl00o; Prof. j, i. Lec-S2000;
Gen. . 81. G6wan--S ,OC0; j. McGo,gan.. .SlU, :.
COZ; Hon. W. D. Simpson $i0,G 0; DR.. Darkstlale
--S) 900; Mr.. Sulfjyan--35000; and at least o.
6tliers: under tile Immediate supervision OF Dr..
1""I THOMAS 8. MooRMAN, Aeons. p&
pr: G: ". .GARMAAY, Med. Examiner.
Nowberry, q. Ii Feb. IA, 1850. ., '"@"' II
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l. he State Of South Carolina
Newbcrry County-In tho Circuit Court
In Equity. =" ~ GrE 1,-7'N tT,;
Daniel T.. Sens, Administrator. We. Androw
.Shecly aud wife and others. r..
T. The Creditors OF John Scus, deceased, arc
required to rendcrnnd establish on oath boz
fore Siias Johnstono,A specialr r6force, thcir
respective demands. ION orbcforo the ist dny
Of May next.
Clerks Oilicc. THOS. NJ. LAKE,
March 81 IL Ct ~ ....' c., g. p,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-31
In Re. William Summer, of
Ncwbcrry--In Bnnkruptcy.

Pursuant TO m order 0f the Hon, Geo. S
ryan, the Judgment creditors Of the said
VIM Summer are hereby required 10 render
their lirns and establish the same OIL oath
before mo on or before The 17th day Of April
next. &. q JAEGER,
March 81 IL Reg. in Bankruptcy.