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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-09-25

We see by our last Irish files that Mr.. p. j. Scanne
has just undeaken by direction of the Rev Jeremiah
Moynihsn, OF this city, magnificent altar of marble
the Church of st John the Baptist Dryades street
1t Byzantine in style after the design of eminent
architect and The cost il is estimated will be abont
10000.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-09-25

MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE.-This line
comprises ist class steamships command by eXpe.
officers, regular in their departure. a,d the
of tue best kind Price Of passage,
in cabin $50. steerase S25 Bills of ladiBg signed
through To Liverpool, Glasgow and Bremen Tn" steam
ship General Meade will leave ON saturday, Oct at
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-09-25

A meeting of the memhers of Branch No. d
of the Hibernfan nenev'ienthnd Mutual Aid Asso'ta
ton " III he held sunday. Sept 25h at IL O'clock III
tha schoof house OF ST. John As this is an important
noc;a setiuR totn oficr members requested
10 be pune tnaI III attendance
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-09-25

vi roAr. AND woop-Field & Bell, corner Of
caTo ana ,rod and gei Maeazine etree;s keep
Ud Enei}sb Cannei coal which they sell Wholesale and
retail on reasonable terms.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-09-25

c.'RiDghardt, Of Lcnisville, KY 80 10
much affected recently by the naVs Of Ma
brothers. death at Gravelotte during the
late battle between thgFreBch and German
forces, that he ran to the riversand held
his head under till he was drowned.
A theatrical manager proposes to At mp
steamer as u theatre, to ply up and down
the Hudson river, giving representations
at the various towns and villages on the
banks. The thing was tried on the Missis-
sippi river long years ago. Where's Rip 2
In a late address to the New York Grand
Jury, Judge Bedford said that the great
current Of crime from which society is now
suffering, I'D only be checked~by citizens
seconding theefforts of the police and the
courts. This reAark>is as applicable to
New Orleans as MN York.
2 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES The war cores
pondent of the Dublin Erening Post says !:
'tWhen/ the train stopped at Frouard
where the Metz line branches off from the
main road to StrasbOurg, got out to get a
glass of Uin 0rt1inGire ut the buffet. On my
return l found my place at the window oc-
cupied by neg conner, who did not seem
disposed to resign it, Notwithstanding ny
demand TO tnaC euecI, mace as clVliiy as
my French permitted.s On the contrary,
saw that he only chung closer to it. after
my polite insinuation that he was an in
! truder. And, more provoking still, he
would not condescend to snffw cause for
holding it by the utterancs of single
word, unless may except the few mpttered
| between his teeth, and which he>meant to
be pointedly j1sulting, as A,4aglais---d
bete-pmtdE Instead getting anesy,
I at once said But, Monsieur, l am not
an Englishman. lifelong to "a prouder even
though a poorer nation. am an Irishman.'
| Est-ce pessible' at once cried he; 'as
that is>so, here take my place-the best in
the carriage is at your disposai-vive Fire.
Hand! Till we reached Metz you may
not Frenchman aud an Irishman
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-09-25
g. ADAMS,
Cash DEALERS IN DRY 6oops &

.BRAsELMAN & AD4As, s
CASH DEALERS IN DRY 60ope 3
Take pleasure announoin: that asa,s mi busfv M
haye boon undergoing for the last month";,
sccemg'eta snd54iso that they VIII exhibit HON TEN
NEW FALL GOODS 81. -
and usual, much under prfrss that azSfslses
where. - sSs.sa.- s3sN:assxs
SEQ and $50. MAGAZINE srRsET... .see- a,ass(1
Corner st. Andrew 1t. ~
N. B. Country Merchants and Planters WHO BUY
FOR CASH, will do we'll TO examine their Stock and
Prices. sc05 ID
MRS j. F. DOHERTY
Respectfully that Aho has renewed to her
New Establishment, No. 96 Canal Street
Over Zimmerman's Jewelry stor~
Where she will open new and very choice stock II
MILLINERY GOODS.
Mrs. DOherty respectfully solics the patropsrc S6
her former customers and nds. and OF all others Il
need OF Goods in her line ptedgng herself no
She will continue to receive by every arrival
FRESH SUPPLIES OF NEWEST srYLRs
Prices Most Moderate.
full supply of Buttericks Patterns. ssa5ls
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-09-25

Take pleAsure In annnunGin. that tbs M JnUEf
ADDITIONS AND ALTElsAT3ONStSaa s tkDtr -
haye boon undergoing for the last monflR are d
cemplete, sndsefso that ticy will exhibit hon m
OAK 4 SplRnaiid Assortment % Is. 3
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OFFICE BARBARIN GASLIGnrING COMPANY
OF LOUIStANA-New Orleans, September IL, feTo.--
Tho Bank Of New Orleans and tho Now Orleans In
strapce Association illuminated by the GaA
lrpara.us of this Company. The public is invited to
cali aud examine tho lighs Every Evening. untn 10
O'Clock. c. CAfAhoC.
s,aj ct President,
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Price, 81 so. Sent to any address post paid rsoep
of price.
OLIVER DITSoN e. Co.
277 Washington street Boston,
CHAS. IL DITSON CO.,
seas 70 fy III Bread way, New Fork.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-21
NR. LARMONT,s REMEDIES.

/ nloytd in - years succPssful practice -
'h'y Si,25. Canccrous Blood Emdicator a certain
cure 'or az diseases of the Skin aud Blood, Blen.
norflnel Extract and Virus Ncutralizer, cures all
u'se'-,S or the kidn"ys Bladder. Urinsry Organs
Nc. seminal wcaSnrss calscS half the diseases
aiilicting mankind, but science and experience have
conquered he most heart rcndiug cases! Diseases
permanently eiadcated with full manly vigor and
e,jlnymchtS restored by DR.. LARMONT'S NER-
NOLlNE and local pplinncesl Broken dow
systems rebni and constitutions made D, rmnr ent
y healthy after disease has destroyed Flesh ana
l'ohe' From the neflicency Of doctors and ad-
clhcs at this low price His Paris, London, and
New NN,sw YORK Medical Adviser and Marriage Guide
lioo pages 100 plates, cloh), cOntai ming lnformn
nh oi 'na lmporlauce 10 every per- on. mailed for
81 Address all lciteIs. stating case fully tn Dr
LAhMoNr co, 7l0 Broadway, New Yoik
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OFFICE. ~
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Special notices 20 cents per line, each insertion.
Advertisements payable quarterly in advance
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-11
For Congress.

MEssEs. ED1roRs: Please insert in your
columns the subjoincd extract from the Co.
lrmb;a "Guardian," nominating John E
Bacon, Esq, of Edgefeld, fer Representa-
tive in Congress from this Congressional
District. We heartily endorse the nomina.
ton, not only on account of our personal
esteem for Mr.. Bacon, but because We are
assured Of his. perfect fitness, in every re.
spcc:, to represent us. His absence from
his native State during the political excite
ments just preceding the war, and his de-
votion to the practice of Law since have
prevented him from being as intimately
known to and appreciated by Our people,
as he deserves; but his attainments, his in
tegrity, and his patriotism warrant the faithful
performance ofhis duty to the country, and
his eligibility under the laws Of the United
States must remove all obstacles 10 his ad'
mission TO his seat, if elected, which latter
consideration, as experience has proved to
Us, must not be overlooked in selecting a
candidate for this Office. NEwsEsar.
NR. EpIron: In the approaching fall
elections in this State, the"public good de-
mands that the most competent and avail
able men should be presented ~ candidates.
There is especial need at this time for real
conse vative representation in Congress
And for the position Of Representative
from this Congressional District, We ask
leave to nominate John E. Bacon, ESQ, Of
Edce6cld. Mr.. Bacon seems TO Us to COM
bipc, at present, more Of the elements Of
success for this Office than almos, any one in
the Congressional District.
H- labors under no disability to take the
seat, if elected. He MAS aisc:.:' in Europe
nearly four years before the commencement,
Of the late war; never held any political
Office in the State and is, therefore, obno1:
ious to no party. His study Of inler.stionai
and constitutional law while abroad rende-s
him familiar with the great questions no"
daily arising in Congress. His vigorous in.
,ellect, high sense Of hono-. and hue literary
attainmcnts, eminently qualify him for the
position. Above all, be is available and
conservative. and We know will yield all his
energies to the Conservative party in the
nexc election. MANY VOTERS.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-11
the MOST POPULAR HEBICIyE Ell.
YAST. -.

THE PAIN KILLER is equally
applicable and eMcacious to young or old.
THE PAIN KILLER .-:-
Is both an Internal and External Remedy,
THE PAIN KILLER should be used
at the first manifestation Of Cold or Cough.
THE PAIN KILLER
Is the Great Family Medicine Of the age:
THE PAIN KILLER
L Will cure Painters Colo. -
THE PAIN KILLER. $780,. ....
L Is good for ScaIds and BnrDs.
THE PAIN KILLER ,.
1 Has the Verdict Of the People in its favor;
THE PAIN KILLER
Gives Universal Satisfaction.
THE PAIN KILLER.
L Beware of I&TrArIoHs aud CouSTE3REIrSs
THE PAIN KILLER
= Is an almost certain cure tor CHOLERA,
and has. without doubt, oeen more successful in
curiug this terrible disease than any other known
remedy, or even the most eminent or skillf1l
Physicians. In India, Africa, and China, where
this dreadful seaSe s ever more or less preYa-
lent the PAIN KILLER is considered, by The
nm, iyes as we'll as European residents IN thcSe
climates, \ SURE REMEDY.
THE PAIN KILLER each Bottle
Is wrapped with fun directions for Gsf. -
THE PAIN KILLER is sold by all
4 Druggists and Dealers in Family Medicines.
Msy 4, 1a-1m-@ .
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-11
W. L. Ellis.

The RURAL CARoL1NIAs FOR MAY
The appearance OF The Rural Carolinian"
this moHth is more th an ever indicative Of
that re- piG ard wonderful success which its
cnterprising and liberal management so well
deserves. Among its principal points Of at
traction are, !. Twelve pages Of extra read
ing matter devoted to sketch Of the life Of
Geo. W. Williams, Esq aud accompanied
by costly steelengraved likeness of that
successful Merchant and useful citizen
making valuable addition to the portrait
gallery of"The Rural Carolinian," {already
enriched by Ekeaesses Of Dickson, Darrell,
Eiebig and De LeSseps.) 9. Agricultural re-
ports Gbtaiied from all parts Of the South
by means Of printed blanks furnished to sub
scribers and filled By them; the mass Of in
formation thus obtained, Being skilfully COM
piled by the editor. This is ode Of the most
valuable features of, the magazine, and
makes it Indispensable, to e+ecy Southern
planter who wishes to be we'll Informed. 8
The contributions of Colonel D. Wyatt Aiken,
which appear il various departments of the
magazine, giving its readers the rich fruits
of his shreWd observations Of Hasn and things
during his tour through the. South. 4. Anil-
lustrated article on Fish Culture, showing
great practical knowledge Of tie subject and
recommending it strongly to the conSideEa-
ton Of planters. 5. An Illustrated plan and
description of barn, being one of the series
of interesting architectural articles cnntribu-
ted By Alex. 7. Lee, Esq, Of Columbia. To
these must be added the contributions of a
hostof correspondents, and large quantity
of well-conSidered and useful editorial mat
ter, the whole forming pattern agricultural
magazine.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-11
tbe c.ressses Of tba slaio2 aud 1o.oee other

the c.rcasses Of the slain? md 10000 other
things, too tedious to mention. Whew, its
as warm as wiI;ed Wax aud as dry and dusty
as alesert, and why our enterprlsing me1>
chants don't get deep yell and force pump
and hundred feet Of hose Or watering cart
to keep the dust fren their counters and
from their charming customer's eyes, can
not tell.
Woudey if its true that some Of oar dele
gates, because they couldn's go up in cai>
loon, displayed their agility by coming down
on the roller skates? beiieTe I'll plant tho
ehamomile- rebel plant, as some call it-oe>
cause the more you trample on it, the better
it grows. The improvements in our town
are very marked. Everybody tries now to
have the prettiest house-tons Of paint are
used and tons more are needed New stores,
new dwellings, storchouses, school-nouses,
awnings, signs and fences are going up, the
churches and the dwellings are being prectfi>
ly painted in white with green blinds, pea
green, drab, peach blow, &C. White and
green, I think, for dwellings in our ciimste
and for the size Of our-town, &C., arc oest,
with light drab for the stores. 1t Is an
economy to paint heuses and white wash
fences and outbuildings, and keep down dog
fennel. and keep streets and yards clean, aud
drain and ditch swaRpy places. see neat
guttering done and brick houses are being
penciled-if the brick was painted red before
pencilIins-how rich ami ornamental 1t
would be: The streets too are being clevatcd.
Wish the roofs of the houses wasn't so black
and dead looking. IF our town was only
few miles to the north Of us or = little TO the
east of us-or that the rookery on Caldwell
street near the old post Office. could only giTe
place to handsome block, and Mollohon
row was turned 10 front on q line with law
range, continuing the square open in front OF
the Court House down to !. NJ. EicAer's
corner, with shade trees on either side. 'fBut
if ifs and ands were pots and pans, thcre'd
be no need for tinkcrs." So as have it'd it
and wish'd it, let me think of some Of our
wants-a telegraph, a railroad from Chester
to Augusta, via Newberry and Edgeheld, a
market, town clock. gas light, especially in
front of churches, public buildings, depots,
&C.; and guard house, and several ct Get
fraS
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-11
na% SHAKING AND BURN


ING 1T is not necessary to journey from the
tropics to Alaska in order to experience the eS-
trernes of heat and cod. Thousands undergo all
the incouYcniepces of this thermometrical change
every day, every other day, as the case may be,
without the trouble Of moving over the threshold.
4 word with these involuntary shakers. What
Sire they doing to expedite their return to me-
dium {emperature?-to break the chiils and ban
i,h the fever? Are they dosing themselves with
ouininc, thereby imperiling the soundness OF
their bones and impairing the Figor .oi tnelr
bra ains and nervous system? Some Of them are,
no doubt but not the majority OF them, IT Is be
iiered The value ofHostetter's Stomach Bitter;
&C ;. harmless and certain specific for fever ano
aona 4. understood and appreciated m all paris OF
Ire cnuri'-r where jntermittents prevail. Ene
r.sdents Of 81 -ch localities begin to take it carry
in the sprine as :. protection against the mlasna
Nv wh;ch .Sey are D, Grounded; not al OF them,
nerhans. for q blind .1hererce to error IS tne
Specially Of some people. nj tine greateT nnMee
II there is any fixed fact ID 1nerapeuecs, ~ =
this: that the Bitters arc f.r oe1Ie-
acainst all the varieties Oh pcriGuic 4sp
duced BY unwholesonne eN:'a latiois taAE n ~ ~
drug or compound in the matella nieo!SA S.,s
profession. This assertion is mace VIII Hi 80
respect 10 the faculty, but being a. lnpg. p2. I -
truth. and one that nearly concerns the .ea.ec W
large settlements in various parts Of the cot
and indeed Of the pubic at large, il is made fer
Iessly, Founded on ample and un!mpeachable
testimony. it de6es disproyaI. = -
To break up chiils and feYers, aS we'll TO Pre-
vent them. there isnothirg so reliable IS this
wholesome vegetable restorative.
May 4. 1S-lm.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-11

STATE CONVENTION OF TEAcHERs--At
the request Of teachers who desire to at
tend the proposed convention of teachers,
it has been decided to call the conven-
ton to meet in Columbia, at the Nicker~
son House, on Thursday, May 10, at S
p. m.
The proprietor ofthe Nickerson House,
xho has rendered his hall for the use OF
the convention, will entertain the me1'
bers at greatly reduced rates.
Delegates will be passed to and frotn
Columbia on the Grcenville and Colun
bia, and the Charlotte, Columbia and Au-
custa Railroads for one fare. The other
railroads in the estate have been requested
to extend the same privilege.
The convention is to consist of all
teachers in the State outside of the "frce
schools" established by the Legislature,
and all such are earnestly urged to at.
tend.
The papers Of the State are requested
to publish this notice.
HUGH S. THOMPSON,
Principal Columbia Male Academy.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-11
,A~RA

"Scuoo1's Our" is the picture which
fronts the May 'Riyerside," ia parcel Of
children racing down hill,-snd the, number
hints at . general Fl ollc and atschool things
TOO: 70 rtherc are stories by Mr. Stockton,
"The House ttat John bull" and by Miss
Hall: an amusing story by Anne Silvernsil,
"Baby Mamie" with drawings by the Little
Artists; j fairy poem and picture by Miss
Bishop, with abundance ofriddles and cha
rsdes; while Mr. Jacob Abbott tclls ''How
Eailro ads are made" Arthur Gilman gives
an account Of Alonzo Bradley's Bees" and
G. 4 T. tells the Origin of Nicknames. The
"Indian Club Exercises" arc closed, and
more verses are given from the charming
'Little>Folk Songs" by Alba. The number
has the breath of May in it.. Yearly sub
scrip.ion $3.50. Published By Hurd and
Houghton, New YoIk.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-11
LOUISVILLE, May s.-John H. Morton

LOUISVILLE, May s.-John H. Morton,
aged nineteen, son Of }. C. Morton, bank
er, killed gambler named Dan Powers,
to-day, at a house of ill-fame.
SALT LAKE, May 3.-Capt. ". r.
Story, deputy United States Marshal
vas killed by desperate named Hawes,
whom be was about to arrest. The
posse is after the murderer.
HELENA. AoSTAxA, May 3.-A public
meeting selected twenty-five men TO try
several desperadoes. who were hanged in
the presence oftwe thousand people.
MONTICELLO, KANSAS, May 3.-CaL
Payne and n. G. Stapleton fought in o
dark room. Payne was shot through
The lungs. Stapleton's throat was cut
Both will die. The 6ght vas pre.ar-
:cc1-e'i.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-11
L. Z. Marshall will sell low.

Sec prospectus of Alex. Y. Lee, Esq.
See SiDgleton's cards elsewhere in to>day's
paper.
A Harris will give good price for beef
cattle.
Dr. Pratt has just received handsome
collection Of lamps, sc.
Everybody who can see at all should read
Sulzhacher's card add profit thereby.
J.Y. H. Williams, Esq, is now the great
hotel man of the up>country, for he can not
only keep hotel, but he has two we'll ap>
pointed houses in full blast. He is hotel
man par excellence. Williams Hotel for
merly the Harvey House, Spartanburg, AID
the Continental, at Laureus, arc under his
management, and arc both doing prosper
Gus business.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-11
r@HOW 10 BUILD CHEAP.

Every one who bas any experience in
building, knows to his sorrow that the thou:
sand and one little items included in the one
word finishing, make fully half the cost Of l.
bouse, and that ll-advised expenditure in
this dircction often runs the bill. far: above
the estimate. To avoid such troLblc and
disappointment, buy you. blinds, doors.
sasl,e*, monldincS direct from the manu-
facturer, P. P::ToIle, Charleston, S. c. Ste
advertisement.
May i, 1S-1n.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-11

There is steamer fast in The ice off
the coast of Greenland, supposed to be
the City of Boston,
Nlarge delegation Of the chsston
Fire Department have had q Crane, time
at the anniversary parade Of tie saYan-
nah Fire Department.
The News thinks that Reform League
IS JUS: the thing good ant?sesPtic:
Gov. Scetc holds woman Suffrage in
his hand as 40 electioneering trump.
4 suit has been brought in Charleston
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-11
Election Of School Trustees
Postponed. -.

&: IA consequence; Of the absence from the
State Of the Hon. j. K. Jillson, State Supt.
of Education, and the necessary blanks ior
conducting the Election, it is POSTPONED
CNTIL SATURDAY the 4th of JUNE.
WM. SUMNER,
School Commissioner.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-11
Cheap Reading.

"Wc have made arrangements with the
proprietor of the CARoLINA farmer, O first
class, eight>pagc Agricultural Weekly, pub
Iished at Wilmington, N. c., to club thas
journal with the HERALD, at 81 25 per year
for the TWO, to alt new subscribers to the
Farmer. Specimen copies of the, Caroline
Farmer may be seen at this office"
Feb %, ST .-..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-11

@"H OPE DE Err r E D
maketh the heart sick, and the want Of 8
Tonic often makes the body sick, so, as sum
mer approaches, invigorate the system bg
taking SUMTER BITTERs, thegreat Southern
Tonic.
May II, 1o-1t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-11

More diseases are the result Of a@derange-
ment of the Liver than from any other cause.
When that organ is diseased, every part OF
the system sympathiseS with it, and general
prostrat;on and decline is the result The
hest, safest and specdieSt remedy for Liver
Complaint, and all the diseases that follow,
is TUFTS VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS,
they are peculiarly adapted to the climate Of
the South. They are sold by Druggists eY-
crywbcre. ...... .... r.
May II, 1877. -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-11

LIGHT, PLEASANT AND PROFITABLE
EMPLOYMENT guaranteed TO persons in
every part of the country. Suitable for La
dies or Gentlemen, Boys or Girls. Address
XIX CENTURY PUBLICATION CO.,
Charleston, S. c..
May4 1S-f.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-11

There was q grand balloon ascension
in Charleston last week. After pleas.
ant sail along the course Of the Wando
river, the erial royagers made safe de-
scent. Prof King, who has made a
great number of ascensions was accom-:
panied in the "!surora" by. Mr.. Walter
Steele, the great hattist -.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-11

~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
DIR. D. II WERTS is respectfully presen-
ted to the citizens of Newbery, for their suf-
frage at the ensuing election. -.,.5-
May 4, 1S-tf. 81 NEWBERRl.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-11

We will send the New York Bcc-keepers'
Journal and National Agriculturist and tho
Herald both for one year for $3.50.
Address T. F. & r II. GRENEKER.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-11

Half dozen bottles OF DR.. Tutt's Sarsapa-
rilla and Queens Delight will eradicate ali
impure and poisonous matter from the sys"
tenn. = ..-.t All.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-11
Notice Of Assignee'S Sale.

PURSUANT to an order obtained, I will
sell at New5erry G. H. the notes and &C.
connts, Of JACOB LUTHER ,AULL Bank
rup., on Monday the 23d cay OF May, inst.
Terms Of Sale CASH
-.- ISAIAH H4LTfWANGER,
NJ: -, l1-2L. -.sAs"ce,