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The New York herald., 1870-06-11
SALES AT AUCTION.


ME-! tSsa,2SSEEs
THU rMSssDAy a .9s FRIDAY, JUNE isand H. .'N o'clock
'4s' evening LEEDS ART GALLERIES.
Nos s' and US { Sgs1'I street.
ssssI q hf: HaTauMSGF lSS qssr sa1s ssss
Of ss rASTHENs
CAN ARTISTS and number Of superb eops. Of isvoru:
ss,s: ~ Iss
s5as;; scss z Suis.fSos.s, ~ eSs, fs"sss. Ma@s.s.4
v. w'aaTas: Brown, ssfoStai si'.esai.n, Sa.ou, SSSsoi
They viii Be or exhibition on and from Friday, ioh inst,
Lien d h1 MISbh, HANAy AyeTI9HsFF y EEfbs MINER
G Nos s%day % Isns ana ~ s their
Handsome Household Furniture,
removed for convenience Of consisting OF Velvet Brus
aa osss iass
rep. sad pasa marble top csns
s back ,,o walnut green eol Iop Library Table large
Beds'eads Bureaus. washstsnds Mat,resses riows no
oSs sewing o rnn fS
oo cases Of rich Bohemian Glass Lay. and parsn
Mirrors s'''' &C., &C. Also An invoice '' fa'sA' p0pe'
well known Makers also doube6arreied brsechioadins
small Amateur screw Cutting Ensias Laae moaa,ed on
black walnut case complete, with gears back rests &c To
A DRIAN II, MULLER, AUorIoNgER;
Of XAssHG xNb Ann sfRtEfs, BY oR6hR Off OF TIE
SUPREME COURT IN PARTITION
ADRIAN II. MULLER, T.. X. WILKINS co. will sell
at auction Thursday June 49, ut ~ O'clock at the Ia.
change salesoo Ill Broadway order OF the Supreme
Court under the direction OF Samuel Wood Esq Referee
Nassau and Ann streetsThe Plot OF Land together with
the buildings thereon, situated the northwest
Nassau Ann Streets and known ms No l Nassau street.
and NOS and ~ Ann street. being - feet inches on Mas
sau street. 20 feet nches Ann street, ~ iee inch
and 70 feet the north line Sixty cent may remain
BOND aud mortgage Tor three
A UcTIoN NoTlCE1ll8 WEST TwENIY,sEyENTE ST
"A y. ID. Parker & Co, AuCiIONEEks,
VIII sell this day lsaturday June IL at l0 O'clock all the
elegant and cosy Household Furniture contained In the
above, consisting of elegant black walnut Par
lor SUITS covered In silk and satin and brocate
octave rosewood Pianolore, Bonres Oh Paintings Lace
Tables, Clocks, Bookcase, &C.; Dining Room Furniture,
Extension Tables Dinner Tea Sets, Silver Plated Ware,
Knives, Forks spoons Chairs, Buffet Glassware, Casters,
Urns Tueeps Ice Pitchers and other articles Pedroom
Suits, In rosewood and walnut twenty Hair Beds Pillows,
Feather Beds, Bosers, bureaus, Washsands Blankets
also Basement Funture IN all 400 lots, consstpgof useful
Household Furniture other articles too numerous 10
tion LUKE FITZGERALD, Aueiioneer
A UCTION NoTICE--AUCTION NOTIcF.-AT 81 WEST
IA Tweny-seventh street, large sale OF Household furni-
ure Carpets Panofore, and 80 lots this Saturday
afternoon, commencing At y o'clock.
J. d. PARKER Il Co, Auctioneers.
LUKE FITZGERALD. Salesman.
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A LBERT B. WALDRON, AUCTIONEER.
n Salesrooms 108 Liberty and Ill Cedar streets
Household and Cabinet Furniture.

CAIpttt, Bedding, GassWAre, DC.
THIS DAY, at l0H o'clock, '
WALDRON COOKE will sell above fine assorme n 1
Of second hand and Furniture, &c including rosewood
walnut and mahogany Paror suits rosewood, walnut and
mahogany Chamber Furniture in suits separate Book
Bullets, Hall Stands and Racks Centre
Tables, Lounges and Lounge Beds Brussels Carpets Beds
and Bedding, Pictures, orockery, Cutlery Plated Ware.
Vases Figures also lot OF Glass Pitchers Bovls
Naples Tnbes Gobets Preserves Table ses pieces
each, Ac. Catalogues at sale. -
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DEM. p. FAIRCHILD, AUCTfONEER.
ID MORTGAGE SALE

ID MORTGAGE SALE
on Saturday, june ~ 1870 at 10 A. at salesroom. No.
Beach street, Drug Fixtures, consisting OF Jars Bottles
Drawers, Counters, Iron Safe,
f Also, same day,
Marshals sale of single double Harness, Trupks
Bankets Sheets Fly Nes Lap Robes, Collars also
top Wagon, one Rockaway, &c
W. t Also, same day.
Mortgage sale OF Furniture consisting OF Hat Stand Tables
French plate Mirror, Plated Ware Books Liquor Case 6c
Bv order OF mOrtpalee. "
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A UCTION NOTICE.-JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, AUCTION
IA at the elegant manson 81 West Fifteenth street, be
Fifth and Sixth 100 o'clock,
lSaturdayl, June II, magnncent Househod Furniture
many costly Works OF Art at public auction Superb
acts Drawing Room Furniture, covered French brocate
osse, marqSetere 6os de rose Cabinets, Tables En-
Cabinet, Medallion Velvet Carpets artfic Bronze
ary; Paintings by eminent arss--loy Family by Sellers
Winter the keva, st. Petersburg; Scene
land Fruit Piece Flemish Interior Bronze Ornon Clock,
Chandeliers, magnificent rosewood PanoOTte celebrated
maker Stool embroidered cloth Music Stand Hat.
stand lace brocatel Curtains. Dining Room-E Extension
Tables Sdeboard, elegant ruby Glassware silver
ters savers Dinner and Tea Service Pitcher sheffield Cut
ery Reclining Chairs Lounges, covered in feps Pier and
Mante Mirrors. ChambersRosewood and walnut Bureaus
Beds,eads wardrobes hair Mattresses Blankets, Counter
Toilet Sets Furniture servantg' Kitchen
Furniture ~ B.Partes wishing to attend this sale take
Filth avenue stages OF Sixth avenue
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YOUNG SINGLE MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS
~ coachman in private family understands his busi
ness periecy best city references given Address H.
boa io0 Herald oMcs
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ARON CRIsrALAR Il CO., CAUCTlONEERs, WILL
"A offer Tuesday June H. 1870 at lUx O'Clock their
saesroo aSs Broadway X order o. foreign consgnees
comprising Bullets, Cabinets Card, Library and fancy
Tables, Sewing, Smoking and faror Chairs Brackets &c.
Full particulars hereafter. Goods exhibition.
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NEWPORT r. I--DELIGHTFUL SUMNER RESI-.
dence for sale at auction, Tuesday, June IT, 1870 at ii
o'clock A. M premises; the estate Of late Amasa
Manton, ESQ., Portsmouth, r. shore Of the island
eight miles from Newport commanding extensive views OF
Narraganseu Bay acre planted with thrifty orchard
shrubNsry and vegetables. y
spacious house, piazza three sides, modern conve-
niences; large barn ice milk and boat houses
special train will leave Newport NJ 10 o'clock day OF
ese conveying passengers to the station premises
and return after the sale.
For particulars apply 10 HAZARD, APTHoRP CO., ITO
Broadway, New York; Boston Post Building Boston, or
Newport, X. ]. - 'i =
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A ucTIoN sALE.-No. IL TENTH STREET, NEAR
"A Fifth avenue. .-sr.-rt
Over $2e,,V Worth Gagnifcent Household Furniture,

AZ Fupnc aucton,0y r.. NlClOLs, Auctloneef,
commencing ~ l04 O'Clock precisely,
at the large four story residence II Tenth street.
between Broadway and Fifth avenue, Fifth avenue.
Rose wood and walnut faror suits, Cabinets,
Bronzes Paintings, Vases, Statuary, Works OF Art,
Rosewood and walnut Chamber Suits style Of Louis XIV
magnificent rosewood four round corner Pianoiorte
All the furniture made 10 order the and
will be sold in ots TO the highest bidders Velvet Brussels
medallion Carpets rosewood and walnut Paror SUITS richly
carved and covered with the richest description French satin
broeats striped and plain reps Cabinet pos
de Jardineres Bronzes Clocks, Vases Mirrors Paint
ngs Turkish Chairs Lounges Bookcase Centrs and Side
rabes brocate reps and Lace Curtanr Psnorore,
wood and walnut Bedsteads Bureaus WasAstands Com
modes spring and hair Mattresses Bedding Pillows Bolsters,
bsnke's walnut suits covered with reps and haircoth
Silver Ware, Table Cutlery, &c Sale positive Responsible
In attendance TO pack goods for purchasers
Reasonable charses Sale positive rain on shine.
A RICH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIOEEER.
Once and saesroom 81 Nassau ST. opposite Post Once
day) at lGH O'clock at their salesoo, 81 Nassau street.
assortment Of Household Furniture,
Mirrors. Carpets,
Desks, Sales,
China and Glass Ware, BrcnZes, &c.
Sale to with Kitchen Furniture.
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at l0H O'Clock, 1t the auction room, No North william
ST. Household Furniture, consisting OF black walnut paror
Suits In harcoth marble top Centre Tables Sofas
Tetss, Lounges parlor Chairs, Bureaus wasbsand black
walnut and onk Extension Dining Beds and
ings Wardrobes, Brussels threepy and ingram Carpets
Oilcoh, AsQ Platform Spring Cart, one Express
Wagon, single Hxfness, &c.
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DEM. p. FAIRCHILD, AUCTIONEER.
IL MarshaIs sale

E,LEGANT BOOKS AT AUCTION ON ExlIfBI
room. and An Galleries. fEAyirT. .sTkeBEiem g., 60.
prising unusually fine assortment Illustrated Works ia
elegant bindings to be sold BY auction Tuesday june M
and following evenings, at ~ O'Clock. - -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-11-23
Death Of Col. J. 2. Esgo>d.

In the death Of this gallant gentleman,
the State has reasons TO lament. He
was the youngest Colonel in the Confed
crate service, that honorable title being
conferred on him tor highly meritorion>
condact in battle, when he vas only
nineteen years Of age, and none braver
than himself was there enlisted in fighting
the BATTLES CT lis country. His sufering>
in the last hours intervening bet,cea
the accident and his death werc borne
with a for,itude in keeping with his
character, which from his eariics. boy.
hood had been such as gave the greatest
comfort and satisfaction to family and
friends. Col Hagcod was the brother o.
Gen. Johnston Hagond. Sad and cruel
the accident witch laid low so noble, so
gallant man. Green DC the turf abpvc
his resting place.
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The EYa7gelical Lutheran Synod

Of South Carolina and adjacent States
convened in St. Johns Church, Charleston,
on the l7th instant. The attendance was
large Or. Rude presided.
The following is the Presidents report:
BELOVED BRETHREN We are again per-
miftc.l 10 meet in svnodicel convention, 70
i"cl1re What the Lord has done for our
churches. to report the results Of our labor,
and 10 devise means for the continued wel>
f;tre Of Zion. With ferrent craiitude 70 Him
who loved. redeemed and called ms, and
whose servants We are, let Us devote our
strength ard time, earnestly and Sc!f-dcny-
inglv 10 the accomp pliShmcnt Of the purposes
for which We are assembled together May
we all realize both our responsibility and ac>
countahiliiv. We are bur stewards. OF the
clerical members Of this Synod, not one has
been called away: but we mourn the death
Of the delegate from ST. Johns Church,
Charleston, Brother II. Cobia. HI has gone
10 his reward : we feel assured that our loss
is his gain. Let US remember thnt lime is
dceIing, and that we therefore ought to be
up and doing with all our might; be instant,
in season ard out Of season. proving our
selves worktDen, each in his sphere. whether
it be the pul pit or the pew, that need not be
ashamed, and watching. serving, waiting,
looking constantly fox the coming Of the
Lord.
Ny official ac:s arc but few. The Srnoi
has InIced 4 formula Of government diScip-
liuc, but ii seems to have become obsolete.
Interesting papers were submitted upon
past, rA:cs p iS:oral charge, the Genera; Sy-
nod the Theological Seminary, Beneficial
ries. Enqn,ies, Recommendations, &c.
AL that pertains 10 the affairs Of the pas
torates is satisfactory. It is recommended
that the Theological Seminary be located At
Columbia, and that steps be taken for the
support Of the professors, the securing OF
funds for investment, AMI for the speedy re>
opering Of the institution.
Il was resolved that collection &c taken
Nd on the third Sabbath in December next
and >ucrecLing Sabb ttds, in all the churches
of Synod for the benefit Of ti!c Seminary and
proceeds sent TO Roard Of Directors At Co.
lumhia.
synod elected the following officers:
Rev. J. Hawkins, President; Rev. j. A.
Sigh, Recording Secre AIRY; Rev ) L Smcit-
ger, Corresponding Secretary; Major +. h.
Wise, Treasurer; Mr. J +. Schirmer. Treas
urcr seminary: Mr. T. ". Holloway, lTe2s.
urer Widows Fund.
President Hawkins, upon taking the caair;
in a brief aud graceful manner acknowledged
the trust and confidence imposed in him, ana
touchinclv requested the body to give nm
their PRAYERS, council and fCrce&raice 10 the
on, that the .:igniti"<. 1ulicS aEd privileges
OF the body rcdodni 10 the wcil>bcing OF the
Chuca and the glory Of God.
The Parochial reports gaze cheering pro-
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TO the Women Of the South.

A circular thus addressed, making az.
peal for aid in erecting monument a:
Richmond, as lasting memorial oe the
love horne our great chie:-(ien. Lee
By mourning and grateful peoplc, has
been sent US By the Committee OF ladies,
Of the Monument Association. II IS pro-
posed that on the fourth Sunday in No
vembe7, the 9th, a collection be taken
up in all the churches throughout the
Southern land. as the only possible way
by which 4 voluntary and simultaneous
offering can be made to the memory OF
him whom we woali honor in death, as
we have honored and loved in life. 4
very small sum each from so large field
will insure an amount sufficient for so
great and noble an Object, ID We urge
in behalf Of the Committee, that the Va
rious pastors in this county and town
make the necessary announcement to
their congregations, aud take up the sub
scription at the time designated. 1t Is
estimated that there are $4,000 concre.
CATIONS in the South, and If all Of them
contribute but tri.lns SUM, fitting
monument can be reared. Let each man,
woman and child, give what they can,
regardless how small or how great the
sum may DC.
Contributions must be sent to Mrs. c..
c. Pinckncv. Chairman of Ladies L"e
Monument Committee. Charleston, S. g..
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poneroy's Democrat

Has the largest circulation o! any Po'
litical paper in the world. 1t is thor
ougNiy Democratic contains, each week,
political editorials from Brick Pom
crov, such as no other man can or dare
write; Pomcroy's Saturday night chap
teps, and social chats with friends
Terrence McG-sn,'s letters ful! and cor
rect financial and commercial reports ;
masonic and agricultural departments,
and general news, rendering it first
class family paper.
Subscription price s. 50. Stnd fo'
specimen copies and CT cnlarS with pr
MUM lists and club rates. Address N
n. Poneroy, editor and proprietor, or c
P. Sykes, publisher, P. 0. Box 5,2l1,
New York city.
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Democratic Gains.

South Carolina has lost, by one OF
Che greatest Systems Of fraud ever known.
and whict, is admitted now by the leading
radicals, after the election is over, hut it
is consolins that the cause Of honesty
agains: oppression and dishonesty is gain
inc largely elsewhere. New York has
gone Democratic by large MINORITY
The next Congress will be as follows,
Democrats, I0s, Radicals 1872, lncepen-
pendsnts 8. Is not this cause for con
graduation
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P-eriurs to NevoerrY.

Fro;a the Official repor, Of premiums
awarded at the late State Fair, We take
the following for Newt brrrry
Best hushel bread corn-T. ". Horo-
wsv, S..
BcS, bushel stock corn-U. D. Boozcr,
IS.
Best Alderney Bull-Rcv T S. Boincst,
SO.
Best Blood mare-Rev G. B. Tucker,
$40.
Best Blood fly year old-Rev G.
B. Tucker, $40.
Best Single harness horsc-W. Y.
Fair, so.
Best Cotswold Buck-Wm. Summer,
S..
Best Cotsvold Ewes, 8 in pen-Wm.
Summer. s..
Best chesnuts, walnuts, rsspber7ies and
stsawberrieS-Wm Summer. silver.
800 varieties pear trees-Wm. Summer,
s..
l55 varieties peach trees-Wm. Sum-
mer, IS.
ITO varieties apple trees-Wm. Sum-
mer S..
box mcdlars-Wn. Simmer, silver.
Best jar larl-MrS. 7. ". Holloway,
s..
Best Domestic Soap--T. ". Holloway,
S..
Best Peas-M:s< kibler, silver.
Best Sack Peacannuts-J. L. Eppes,
silver.
Best Woorn Covcrlct-Mrs. C. Suber,
S..
Best Lai:; Work Qnilt-Mrs. T. ".
Holloway, IS.
Best Plough boy-Niics Peter IS.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-11-23

Great excitement in all she Europcaa
Cou.; circles because OF the attitude OF kuS>
sin. War preparations proceed day and
night in England.
The Russian army en- war footing has
grand total Of ,357 657.
Disaster is said 20 have befailcn the army
of the Loire But the news is vague and IN
definite. and VIC await reliable data; means
while tie greatest >vgc of modern times con-
tinucS aud the smouldcInc fires Of 4 general
wLr are almost really TO blaze forth. anu en-
vc:up the continent in its u,i'l glare.
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mise of the extension Of the bounds Of the

mise Of the extension Of the bounds Of the
Church.
R,vd's T. S. BONES, and J. A. Sigh, were
Respectively elected delegate and alternate t"
he Georgia SYNOD; and R"v'lS W 5. Bow
man and J. II. W. Werts 10 the Nwth Caro>
| iAa Synod.
Rev i. A. BnllcS, Superintendent Of the
| American Bible Society, in Ss'u'h Carolina
addressed tic Synod. giving an interesting
; statement Of his work, after which resou>
; tionS were passed heartily endorsing and suS.
! tanning Mr.. Bolles In his noble wo:k OF Bible
! distribution.
An election was held for the quota Of repre-
seuralio3 of this SYNOD in the Board u Di.
rec:orS OF the Theological Seminary. and
Rs.v>. +. s. i .iprst, J. Hawkins, J A.Slicb
anA Mcssrs. ". X. EIchman and 6. DIerck:
c!rc.rd
; The following were clec'cd as Trns:rcs OF
the College R,.vs. }. Brchman, p D., {.
! S. Roinrst, J. Hawkins, W. S. Bowman,W VI
; W. Hicks. j. A. Sigh. J. n. Honour, Hon,
D Birman, J s,'h:o'!~r. Ed, DT. \ f.
! Norman Dr.. Warne. Mai. r f. Wise. Capt
P. Anil Ctp, " K. Rachmsn, NJ j. G.
! L.aphart. Capt. &. S. Hacker, WIN Haiti
wan ger and VIM. Keith.
| E.r. ~. Shirch, OF West Virginia, Was re-
; ccyed in.o rhc Minis;crium. sud he will be
! installed for paS,oratc in the Synod
! Synod has resolved to devote itself &c
greater zeal, and more earnest work in the
! Missionary Society.
| Frog Level was selected as the next place
| Of meeting,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-11-23

BSy y I1Db ~ ~ ~ AN1-N ~ ~ :
SEASE-such is sdyspep.ia The stomach and
,he brain are TO-. Intimately allied for the one
to sufir without the other. 80 that dysIepaIa and
desIoude, cT arc inseparable. It may be added.
too that irritation Of the stomach js almost lnva-
riahlv accompanied by irritation OF the temper.
IN. inrigorating and tranquilizinS operation
OF Uustetier's BitterS is most powerfully devei-
oped in cases OF indigestion. The first effect OF
iii. agreeable tonic is comforting and encour-
aging \ mild gloT pervaGcS the system, the
chronic uneasiiteSS in Tho region Of the stomach
is leS-eucd. aud the nervous recElessneSs which
chaTacterizes tEs disease is aba ted. This i'm.
proveueut is no. transient. 1t is not succeeded
hy the return oi the aid symptoms with super
added force. u is always the case when unmet!l-
Gated ttiGIuiansS are given for the Complaint
Each dOsr serrGs I" lnpaFt permanent accession
oilraltiIful invigoratInn But this j. not all
Tho sperient ana aTti-biliOuG properties or the
preparation are scarcely secondary in impor=
tance 70 It's tonic virtues. If there is an over
fiow OF lie the secretion is soon brought WITHIN
proper Limits and ii the bilea!y organ s inert
and torpid il is toned and regniated. The eject
upon the diSciarging organs Is equally saiutasr.
aud ir ca-cS urcunsiipatlon the catIartio ACTION
is iu.t sufficient TO produce ting desired result
gradually aud without pain. The i,tterS also
promote healthy evaporation from The surface
which is particularly desirable ut this season
when sudden SPELLS CT raw. unpleasant weather
are apt to check the natural perspira'ion and
produce congestion OF the liver. coughs and
colds The bes; Safeguard against all diseases ls
bodily viso-. a"d tbs the great Vegetable les
torative essentially promotes.
Nov. >, 4-lm.
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se= HOW TO MAKE HOME

nr HOW TO MAKE HONE
ATTRACTlVE.-Don't have your stairs
without bnniSterS, at the risk of breaking
your chiidrrn's necks Don't have wooden
ceilings. that require cord Of ligh'wood to
illuminate the room. Don't have windows
without glass, so that whenever it rains Won
must shut ont the light Of heaven. Don't
have sasnes without h!in1s, 80 that the sum-
mcr sun will dazzle your eyes, warp your
furniture and fade your carpet Bnt order
all the necessary materials for finishing your
house in comfortable style from P. P. Toale,
Charleston, S. c., the largest manufacturer
Of such Things in the Southern States.
Nov 2, 4i-lm.
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:NEV"RERRr, S. e,
Wednesday, Novem'r 23, 1870,
The Puhlic Eestipo

Announced for last Monday has been
postponed until Sale.day i" December,
when it is desired that full repre>ea-
ta,ioa from all the townships will meet.
In this connection We state also that
the n."e,irs Of the town club called for
this Wednesday afternoon, will be post
roncd ill after the public meeting in
S.le-day.
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COM M ERCIAL,

EpvsrarY, $. c.. November 22.-Coston 49,.
COLUMBIA. November % Sales of cotton YES
terhar u baleS-middin:s &c.
NV York. November 2l-7 T. M.-Co:ton
o.ened strong. hut closed weak; sales as o bales
up:ands Is !. Cod H.
CHAxl xsToN. November 2l.-Cotton frrer-
middIins l5t; sales 5D bales; receipts l.4s5
stock 27.T"
AuuCsrA November 21--C'otton in snod de-
mand. at Il! Il! for middling; safes 1877 bales
receipts l4lS.
LlvtEPorL. November 2l-Evenin ing.-Cotton
closed steady-uplands %; Orleans 81; sales r.
00J bales.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBIA, 0ct. Sd, 1870.
Ny DEAR CREWS:

Ny DEAR CREWS:
Your papers came 70 hand daily, and
cot the Cows approval after some SNAIL
tslkinc-Gav after Tomorrow ! viii send Ii
to yoa. unless y"n or yon7 lathcT Genes
down, won't; rather give Ii you person
sllv than TO Scn! ~ express on account of
,ht state Of tie country. Ion tell yca:
f,.hcr ,ha, wor&ei hard Cor Wallace, and
now hc don't wAnt TO pay me, THIS IS coz
r.pGxrlAL. Yon say to !oar father, that
unless Wallace pays me the 500" VIII 20
% Oconce and picSens. and defeat h'n-
inst as sure AS the sun shines, besides VIII
cal. the Governors attention 10 that S25'"'
Wallace got ont of the treasury without
Governors knowledge, and he will have to
paw it all back, as ne is not entitled :" OS*
CENT. Love 10 Your fsther, Powell, sell
AID all. Write 10 .ue a. o2cc.
Yours truly, :iAUi l..
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s50o REV ARD offered by the proprietor {
Dr.. Ssges Cararrh Remedy, for case of
Cnsarrh which ne cannot cnrc. Sold by
druggists or b. mail Sixty Cents Pamphlet
giving symptoms and mode Of treatment,
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s IT IS FABLED OF THE

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they for<ook the world, and fed TO heaven in
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ills superinIuccd bv maariouS diseases. can
shake nff their ear,hy pains. and enjoy a
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-11-23
STATEOFsOUTu CAROLINA,

NEWBERRY COUNTY.
Rs John T. Peterson, Probate Judge.
Whereas, .JAs. F. Clean hath made silt
TO nc to grant him Letters Of Admins.
rration, Of the Estate aud effects of WIN.
Boycn, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admoniSh
all aud singular, the ti"dTcd and creditors
Of the said il ceased, 10 he and appear be-
fore me, in the Court Of Probate 10 bo held
i. Ncw5erry Court House, on the 9th day
of December next, after publication Hereof
a; II o'cioct: in tho forenoon. to sheT
Cause. if any they have, why the said ad-
ministraton should not be granted. Given
under my hand this 22d day Of November
Ammo Domini, 1910.
john T. Peterson, p. J. y. c.
Nov. %, ,.7-2t.
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