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LOST AND, FOUND. :


STRAYED.-Came to, my stable, fGSs.H
Snseple@bef 18Th one BuFFAL o CAGiF s. =!
whichlhe owner can:Ket tly proving property aid
t ssydi'nS e 3 SSs Nv q a e
.1T;Ea i,nE bn:n 81 hNeWi Mar kets.sbles7 n %
oed4et&i MARSHALL St sbekI 9TH and 9th sts.L
CyASERl TO MY'7PLACB ON % f r. s.
Eyetsetober, TWuf cows THE owner 4 Eek
VIA pleast cal, psGye pro pay ctarges and
ia ke them away. NJ. c. FARRAR,tiYH
liz 81. ,.,u ~ .neas Camp Lee
EOUND, ). ontmg plaee,iiast Thurs
E.dag night, q. BHI&DLE. oslOW. ThesHsaaa..
s9ss CAB ht7e her pFavins R5spssRFti}i p"slns
alsSl siiio vi on they DIX Riser RAILROAD Y
III Il: .zlnn.l!LH LL1,y ede msle frem DEPOT.
C1AME, ITO MY tHGBsE,,s II "a; = y
NrDAY2iNierRRpNG,,i a. spotted @ht.ass=5sy.Sg-sA
ina BLOWN II O. aTE sIo9 he .ownerteth Eet hiia.
liy coming forw ard and paying charges. 1r;3HD
!,ti, lRighthstteett, BET BETWEEN afaee ana Broad.
ESTRAY Came tor the reside Mrs.
sSsHsSa f f5s ssas asssb i5F r
90 il-stS,p1 % EI.S-a:eGyR. R:tiRIFEINsEi
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l., ACCIDENT, no A,iyMERAN,tB DIT0B!- ON
| Tuesday last. as FL. n. Galiaaer, Esq. : the
senior editor, of, the iViTgtn5ds Free Press,
was about mounting, his horse to return TO
| his home, at Gharlestemn, from a.yisit to the
country, q rail on which he stood broke be-
meath, his, weight, his horses' frightened by
the, sound, jumped away las hes was IN tile
act of putting bis foot in the stirrup, and
he. wus thrown violently tethe ground. ibis
left elbow sustained u severe FRACTURES anC.
the Jar and shock to his whole system were
such, us completely 10 eunnerNei htm!I Meui-
cal aid was promptly, ,sumlnunedI ANA we
are pleasedIto learn that he is'in affair why
to EeeoEer.-+B Baltimore. bnfs. '""h oi'' h.Ni,
:, --f--------L .i'h,"
T. FIREs-The Jones AN micb, Manrlfagtn-
ring Company's,, buildings, Pittsburg, :ra!;
were burned Saturday LOIS! Including
building, destruction Of machinery, and
stock on hard, 9I40, 600; insured for syn
,oon r.ri,, -,hl 81 bHtinf1f 'th =
~ A, fire at the shops OF the New YORK,
Providence, fR.'I: and Boston railroad IT,
Providence; 'i' Saturday, destroyed about
S125, 1000 worth Of property ,inclddmg dam
age to seven locomotives Insurance light.
la, fife at Winnemalka,' Netdda, Friday
might, destroyed S150,060 worth Of prop
,,zlt 81 hv5j n !" iiiiibi' 'Hi "'"u
! The Star 'Glass.W orks of New Albany,
ind, were almost wholly Burned Saturday
morning. Loss, $4,000 insurance about
S75,00O.n" '1fi" .H'i g ~ ,,,u
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COMMISSIONERS OFFCEb
no. SIC FRANKLIN STREET,
,..r IN THE CITY,eF RICHMOND

i"il ~ ''.'''' - September 6, 1870, ] a,
The ,,srtles Interested Are hereby notified that
haze liked en- ESlAh 1.-The, 5;li day Of Ortoa
Der, 1870, at 10 clock =. NJ. IS the time, and my
The IpGui;i les tiIectsd by the foregoing decree,
II pers ons hav1ng Claims against the estate Of
l., ", ,GLSZHBRO Tx, dec saseJ. will present
time and place last aforesaid. l3-
49,. - rz1i ,ttl,. THOMAS >. EVANS
& Sc 6-.Tulw " Commissioner III Chancery- .
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DICHNUND THEATRE .'i' ~. =. -,
". III. HOLLAND. .....LBssBE AND MANAGER

'i,f%s q. The great TRACE diar. j.. =;
.,U~Ar.R! EDWIN EST, ..
supported by two acknowledged STAR, MISS
LILLE; and hir. WILLIAM Z iIsIsIs, and W I'd.
Ii.oLLAsp's DRAMATIC !CotMiP'tANi' for hEe
''~ '1hTUEs5AY, ccT.4 1s1p 81, s,,v'
TUESDAY, Octi l. ieIGH Eb1EU :'WEDNES-
% s.. Get X1Rg1N5us; THUE KSEa q Rt !, q
oct! S. DAMON a MD PY.rHf AZ.
General admission, 81 reserved seats In oishcs,
IRA tn4 dress CIRCLE. 7slSq family eircle,'So and
S5c,; gallery. Csc. , =; ..,ll,,i. u =
ties ct adtstance, and seats can he secured for any
night, by mail ortelegraphi at West 4 Johnssonss
SATURDAY 4 FTERNonN,. October sta, ,ttne
tNa sda i iH'"Ifii aiF. !WEELs, XseIt
FnROFEss0R' THOMAsV. CARES "a
liz FKsHIONKBL'E DANCING AG;ApE1 2X :,
EaY, corner of Main and 9th streets, having fsN.
been thoroughly lrupaifet and reiitted, 'iss IN
how open sor the EsSe9t99 g sshS5ars VIZ
so'ciock. for'lnisscs ana masters MONDAY and
THURSDAY RVBN1&G attn o'cioek, for'Qen-
temen,l Rriyats, instruction gdrens either 4ndi-
Yitlually Of In EtaseGsr ri ,. - rnH ilSee'1rlH
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TO the Conservative Party OF the,
Third Congressional District.

: The duty Of fixing the timerandI placetfor'
holding a district convention, for, the nomi-I
.thrd iiistfitt haSng been imposed upon IS,
and !, the: supel+iltendehtsa Of the various
counties, of, the, district, having assembled
in the city of Richmond on Saturday, lOeto-
Der 1st, and adjourned to meet again at the
Exchange Hotel on SSiatuJE.da!Xs Qetoler Sth,
lit II M.t,,wc concur III THAT. ,arrap cement,
and Hereby INVITE, the, Conservatives of the
district To- Send dcleitates TO y Ysntion
for the piirptose or making u nomination at
the time and place above Indicated. .!r,s
,,r CHAsTAIN, WHITE,
'''ol G, c. MCRAE,l ;,
District members = Of the State Executive
/ Committee, third district. '.'' o,i ,,,.,,;
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10 AnvHnsgsEEsSsAia snts ips
publication ID ting should ha
brought ID sa early tossi ID the day
The use of "a Hes as Gauss.
.areaf sncongansence In the .tElsegE nhsoaa
department, and IN order TO Insure the
puSsieatiohl ID advertisements they should
be In The hands Of the printer HlsaeAk- 4s.
7ay. advertisers would oblige ps nY as'
ssaa.agS tstthp request. IL sast pa ie We
s lif agains sahsW ssst siit i'i.
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- n - - y = Z I. ~ ,<H
EAcskI zsff:fs T5sSs4d1yts-
aIxICHMsJNlSsSk In g In 4 q 2 ~ VIs'
fs,ts ii KsfrsJ III aEyn4S &.,n,.
Big M NY .tAsss ..e,, !.
ITO 3QilIMtn6 s4tg398f5s f5qanE 9sgss5syt Msu b
aas II NJ q Il 4 4 s III lsa rfi,s..
FSHS 10 - 1890,
III sasszs,xfsSHx2l5f hi IL SsSqH
rSv5T Tp GSr rssasayss fas ~ sak6sffs>usxs,
1sasdNS Si34s ~ 8 TIFF
ra.,sea, $500.
MISS IN Latin snd Aatls.
nrs W YssSyaps ia n rsr essr. art p..1,
sa, ~ ~ ~ q ~, -
ID ssassIh I'D ! iss 7. .1pdTsssoS, 4 r.:
(tSg VII. s,x,,
fossssSf Va M Mas PIT.
ire sssfi 9 RI A ssa ERA aqa DAY
IA Vs sr ACE
stsnSara 81 Hsissaasi i reD,
= WIZ ne naaii.
Tnr ,c,rcnlars Viii, terms e. ~ 5
ts1sa IN " the Insti
' se IA ,aY ,fnIs,.,i.s 49, :. . ipPSss
EMoUaTT.EI9ASU9RRE5Lo rs SCHOOL TIT
REV. J0HNT. GI;apE. fectonr' ~ w
ENssI6.5st Iyssisa t,sssoc,ata Principal,
O0''SAoi' f FIRST iii, ,y,ee'fUBEF'if6
Thfa sch0<1 IA csfffaSnf IA xny
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,,rSg, EMBR0IDERIESANDiGACES
Fake Yldehat bur large stock Of HAMBURG
RDersGs aand,d NsER.FT9Gsl WORKED
BANDS, INFANTS DRsssEs3froRoCHEH
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, saEGNA DUCH-
gsy.t,BESLdsH iGUiPURE, aud ENGLISH
THREAD FDa4NGSapadHsESTi at'it"
.nl 10 naeo,,k, ri ;.i,LRyE7Ba0EHERs'7 ~
.,..,,;I.,,l2 1913 and l2ls Main street.'f
The largest, cheapest and best assorted stock Of
81 :, S'S,'aI, ayar offered ''' secs
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.EKsTC5'FEONAE.'


CRY R 9fE5eTh Ss ssSSH; F we 5S sfSE
RI H e n FOLLOWING: ADDITIONALLY
IL SCHOOLS have been opehYdtG;y, ,,,,sy y,!l7
u 3 ,31ain-7'1 WHITE. H1"H 80
S7ass sfesEs up s' SSt fAis4t
5s9s G fsssp9S and
f1 PrImary s't sehooi.HBoys and 6hls Matshan
street, Miss H. L., W.lJones, teacaer.' s."l ~
The following eh snse5 have seeH made sdl Gl
Grammar School, Girls Broad street, bstwesR
OH and loth Miss T.. Bslnafne Pearce teacher:
Grammar sepo,I GoBoa and Girls; .c6ther sd
AMI franklin Streets Mrs $. E. Eugkss, ttasIes
Intermediate schoal.-BoYs and GlE5s al Gsstnr
DgPs ansi M asdoe A. RssssFs sh fsshfs
MSS s. j: Howard, &c aCheT..t"I ~ .-1@o tri.f
Primary ,School.-Beys and Girls q Twenty. ahhjI
Ptimary sssho Dol .p1B and Girls Navy
Miss $. E. Birehett, teacher; l. ,1I,t,
Primary schoolmBoss and ftras I Y Nay Bp ian
&C III uperintenaeLttssE cole Schools. al
TTHAyB ENGAGED AS TEACHBR:, mi
L, my Family Miss ). NJ. APPERStlN,tfo former ms
struetress IN The Bsntiat arsu L
MUS ON very iccOInni odnilng TERMS. 800 -
REFInESoE.s deter & Dicser !, g.ia ~
stS on 1 aae a 4 A saess' Station q saaaz
AIRS THOMAS G. PETToM.ANDt
d asA h kl Ieapes isir sGH9oE on
IN pG nssIssass 1 eassas sRa
Pr f.S'ff and Miss S..KAu RANDoLPHt IbeE
services q signor CREST haye been Hssssea 50r
MRS. Med MEI .rsslTsF Is, 5e ai ;ag
Al ~ AZ Az ,rfvatei lessons on the IT sg
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lSH0CK0E HILL ACADEMY, No: lf
u Seventh street between Marshall and Clss
Thesissl session OF this. sehoot. tprfouug me.i
boys, VIII commence McSDAi ssptIinttpossrn - -
stores. Charges EpSli b, and Apthefp ahcs ker
a half session: 1880: Gfet and Mode u r.
ssSrae NJ BrACHt
Sc lin Principp,
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ICANW4YYeoa oGassStiof STREET
,,sr,t,t anson.shd stt
FERMssHNlaf oaiIAA Bti'skb bnIeasea lsasa'
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DRIVATE sUEaOEAT.n e,lsI .te,sl
IN III. FRY fGsdnI RREg! E salRl

j,io Wuls0 uInI lIi.-4---sf,t's N,NJ,.I II0..l
Having procured q graduate n Chr i,ni I'm, y
e,cf,t, ssI"lsrs. bopR and! uirls. sess %, tss
months, Commencing LIST Oct ber., Each scholar
ftdniredso fifnfsha Their own toselss saee:s. and
pSfF rsIs sis5S,niboard ia; and tuition full tern
one 1sIf I'm advance 3oalaHee 7st7 March. {" Wash
Ing extra. <,,.
Office sPriBc6 Geoftel county. yas"aa Sc e2-sS
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ANIsshsT ll.rs1psa Iss ,seae1 y
!. Ia. sS SraGs hsIset. hs is1 aeali,s lso
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HUE9 EXERCISES OF m IsS I KATE .TEEff.
tHEs,pTaNis viii CONNIE nee ~ Mo;
ios Lin den ROW; EAST Frankltn 81
t,ta5 srf1h 81, Sc
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IRIS. THOMAS G. PEfToG. AM ls

lS4 MRS. GARNEnT, successors 20, BLISS IN F.
GRAM, viii reopen their SCHOOL, on ;the F stl5S,
Tine senior md intermediate classes shd
fettres, VIII be nnder, thu, espectal care OF hTE
PEYTON and Miss SARAH RASDOLPttt , 4epeI
sefEyicrs Of Signor CRESPI haze been sscuEea tort
az III jfSiTIJaI rAW ~!
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g T.hPENDLEF0NlSn. = Nc LIstE
y. CLASSIG,AL, And MaTHs&ALll lt
SCfI30K: Fourth street between Main and ETsnl%
I'm. sessiontfr0m Hepdas, sertssnber, setN W
July 1st. Rooms en- the second aoS f or oS GSs
special attention pa ii to the English! bran chez
book. keeping, &c. Professor .. 8. Ericsson "
attend To classes In Ger Elm '1rrF senoihi = err
same as heretofore S3s aud sia per session 10 pT
nIary departnhept, &c, &c. ses-l1
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T-THs3 fssi ie rsiaTeah
Nv MA AIT Of tStSte ~ Ietsfys, $3.50,
,NENT and DAY HOARIESSSs s ~ afrest he.
nientiys , nah ppnd eafsS aB1pkI ise4-eod2w*
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Tf,e last na;Gcd were awarded TIC Srize Mcdaf at
the American Luetitute, New SqF a tha exhfba-
: akars . btG AaDREMa PlZzfsfi6 %. $40 !
h Sc 2s, all t,u. Lrd Z ea1 sxoao
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r'ERs,,..P EIlLET1 SeSCH0 eGakF elB, ,
.TN M eB ttsH5hEk, y oasesae sEsry s
fcp the acauisition of thorough edgcali24 tas,
Psrms Gtplr at 81 INK ,gsi
IN nnnd atrnef IKniin0n sbW Big elsikE,LGS 49,
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iERs. McDOMLII 81 h . -freslms, .har

"a And y private lessons on the
nav 9int October, from her resi- deiee sosI
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Ts: SOUIRE'S CL Ass1C4L AND
1ss FfsGEISH SCHOOL, iCttRNFR w MAIN u,
next session will begin SEPTEMBER 20, lsle:
TERMS PEK SESSION, rAYABLE QsaRTEkss :, !,
Beginners In Enslsh .t...,r-n.y,..t.',.
Re-.
Higher English and MatheniaticJ.... .....,.sjfa
A AsSspn I Langsass sasP
Sc Sim t,..-,siennn - &c u IL
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TTEfyERSITY SCHOOL,, 800 80
El,rn ea.neE . 81 No.ilc9 EfGHTH STREET.
"rfIcHaRs f.:

JOHN N. sTROTHER, N. Az '''''i
Is,t. THOMAS H7iNOEW0ODt IfIh az
ROBERT j. RQLLARD1.I ,lagr.l
Tic sixth session. begins M5SDAi, sepstpP>gf
2sas7o. 9i1.Liho Msai h h"s s,1 '' ~
Gipchlars at BOOKSTORES. '
,adifsss ofappiy 10 JOHN M.isTRoT HER g
Sc lin ,,r,,., 1. no: sonsn he. sslee.:
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TCHAyE ENGAGED AS TEACHER: IN
i my Family Miss 5. d. ApPERsoms former a Ina
refeiyl IN inyfaIrfT as b6arders three cqale pur
pIs ON worry accommodating TERMS. 80: ~ -.
HEFEHESCE.-- deter & Dickers on @. a. w in'
o. 1T Atlec's Station, Hanover county!,'
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AFISS IAZEWELL'S, SCHOOL VIII
1Yl commence its fourth annrI session on ;le
first lH0NDA \: iii october, and tio<efbe ias'd'Y
rirt,Iars ~ All requisite inf~lnatioa
cinfeiobtained ff0ni 1ersSlf &C her residences ~.
III Grace street. thlrt door below seyenth. ,ai.s,
2FERMs payable one hilr IN scvance' ..,n
Primary class per session uine ;niodths ....f3o y
Junior class per session nine, mouths .-.... !;
Senior eis4s per session nine IN UnthJA .'.. "
French per esssinn nine mopshs. -;.-' ---:.'s"S
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/ The bond OF James Il. Rlddlck rs I9It
Warden ,whs' atce opted. That, of Capt. Cur;
sis' VAS returned hot beilg properly tlled
nnup uij Th,i %tt1iiNhi7 pax" -,
rEertains reports from the City ATTORNEY,
on The railwapconnectio Sons Were Taid on the
table until the heXt fnsetmg. !" - "
MFi Npstnls' presented various petitions,
amongotheys a petitiog' from Messrs: Ga p;
ber& Co!asking perntjsssS n TO put s ~
b. frontbf theft office Three feet IL Wldthl,.;;
which was granteHHi1t'' va 80; .t.,aG,
] Mr.. Kent offered petition asking per
mission to erect a wooden building some.
WheYe,s1 aiT-.2E4HAar> -SHo3 w Z En
NIr. Montague presented ia petition from
James Kirk asking areduction in bill of
hr. Bargamin, which he considered ;eXort
,bitans,- for clearing cut hB pfdvy. Referred.
, Sundry,otbeg pei itisns from citizens Mere
presented by .lefahars, rlnd FefeEredita ap:
hropriate committees. Tut t!lyi3I rGl IbG91 .
BiIls:wegef pre- ed . flpM the ;Riehmonn
'dnziege,' OF $47.S7 V. I<.Forest+ .v;;esa: III
Dove, $3.50 :. DIR. J-P. Little, Coroner, $50.
t'6rtlefea tNbe paid W refergad: hy1>,2
Also, "a: communication from Mri 81 II /:
Dania asking comp nsstiQnl in tthe sumsdt
500 for services rendered. an the suit lot
DreWrg .fs. the city Of, Richmond.l Referred.
-luo9Yctgks or, THE Tss-HdUsE:ri ',9 i Y
5 S VtygAuees 1 tler an amen dHept1i TO The
somm Commute on tSe Rns.h odse po NJ Is ap
clerk Thgs gspSSryt vas ajd on ths
sss sSia !IIi SssEsia thas
= hbplis iisStits c iis res6futfoh Elicit
lgj 3iSS Il "A IA, ia III asddn2S
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TTc.Iss:N5 g5Sg3YYs ArsGl ~ AH.ls 81: ~.
S:ssgsas aHR an EsltETNs1a SsRslsfis
sorJ yIibh tand xs gssssss mgSes
1sly shs sas9 sss aha sfass VIII
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NBWBBRRY PBM Alb
AAGe5.JA}AD1aMX 6 Ge5.AA (
a. P. PRER, n. A., Principal.
MISS FANNIE LEAvELL, Assistant

THE next session Of this SCHOOL viii
begin on the first Tuesday in January,
A. D., 1870. The Scholastic year will be di>
vided into two sessions of 20 weeks each,
with vacation of two months in the Sum.
mer. Terms per session of2o weeks as fol-
lows:
Writing and Arithmetic. 80. ........ :. $1,000
Junior Ciass-Modern Geography.
English Grammar, and including above $500
Senior Class-Physical and Ancient
Geography, History, Mental Philoso-
ply, Rhetoric, Composition, Latin,
Greek, Algebra, Geometry ,Trigonome-
try, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry
and including above. ...... ....::'. S@V.o0
One halfrhe tuition mustinrarlably be paid
in advance and the remainder at the end OF
each Session. No reduction made except IN
cases of prolonged illness. -,
French, German, Spanish and Music will
be taught by competent masters at moderate
rates. Particular attention viii be given TO
the study of the English Language and Com
position,
For further information apply to
Col. S. FAIR, Pres. Board Trustees.
S.P. BOOZER, Sec. Board Trustees, or
the undersigned at Newberry, S. C..
A. P. PIER, Principal.
Dec %, Soft
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United States InternalReFenue,
DAINTY Collectors Office. Sd Dist, SC.

UsYUsy VodecVur UlAce, ou O1ss', D u
NEwEEEEY, May 18th, 1870.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
may concern, that will be at Newberry g..
H., from this date until Saturday, the 2Sth
day of May inst, 70 receive the taxes as
Scssed on the February, March and annual
lists, after which time the penalty prescribed
by law will be added to the assessment
against delinquentS and collections legally
enforced. JAS. II. DENNIS,
Nay is, 2n-lt Deputy Collector.
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PROSPECTUS.

UNDER the patronage and influence of
prominent land-hoders, l have begun the
preparation Of series Of LlTHOGRAPH
MAPS Of some Of the Counties OF the State
OF South Carolina, accompanied by suitable
letter press descriptions.
The object proposed is the circulation Of
sc, 900 copies Of these in pamphlet form,
far and wide throughout the country, in
viting the industrious working man, with
or without capital, and from whatever quar-
ter Of the globe he may come, to seek
home in our State, particularly that portion
known as the upper belt, so a5ounding in
minerals aud building material, with almost
unlimited water power and blessed with
soil that will abuudantly repay the labors
of the industrious and intelligent agricultu-
rist
To the Manufacturer, this pamphlet will
show where valuable water power may be
had, with amount Of head attainable, price
of land in vicinity, and railroad and market
facilities.
To the Miner, it will be a guide as to
where he may either find remunerative en-
ploymeut, or purchase lands, on which the
valuable metallic cres are known to- exist.
To the Farmer, good and cheap lands vii!
be offered through !ts pages, either to buy
or rent, with description Of their quality
and surroundings.
To the Laborer, it will indicate where
profitable employment may be found, with
local rates OF wages.
On the other hand, to the large land-own-
er, it affords a medium for advertising his
lands, water powers and such other interests
as tend to attract al influx of both labor
and capit'l.
To Railroad Companies, Land Agencies,
&C., who have deep interest in the rapid
filing up and development of the resources
Of the State, and are desirous of bringing
their claims to attention before the world,
no better medium can be afforded.
All those feeling real interest in the fu-
ture prosperity of our State, and approving
the mode proposed for the development of
its resources, by attracting immigration OF
the right stamp, and who may be desirous
of obtaining information as to further de-
tails of the plan, with terms, Sc, can obtain
such by addressing the undersigned:
ALEX. Y. LEE,
Architect and Civil Engineer,
May II, l9-tf Columbia, S. G.
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Election for School Trustees.

ro~sE HELD SATURDAY TIE 18TH JUNE.
Pursuant to tie requirements Of the Act
to establish and maintain system Of Free
Common Schools for the State Of South
Carolina Ghc County Board Of Examiners
having adopted the Township boundaries
as those Of the School Oistricts) the fol-
loving Managers have been appointed to
conduct the Election for three Trustees for
each School District.
No. l. At Newberry-By Board Of E1-
aminers.
No. ?. At S'igh's Storc-Wm. II. Knight.
No. 3. At Maybinton-Jos. E. Cofeld.
No. 4. At Cromer's-Jno. G. Houseal.
No. 3. At Jalapa-Atcred N. Reeder.
No, {. At Longshore's-A. J. Longshore.
No. Z. At Wi!!ian,s'-Wm. G. Wilber.
No. S. At Herbert's MillS-A. 3. Pitts.
No. 9. At p ". Copnts-Luke Nichols.
No. 10. At jolly Street-JameS Fair.
No. II. At T. V. Wicke:'s-P. J. T.
Wicker.
The Polls to be opened 1T o'clock 4.
n and closed at 5 o'clock P. u.
By order of the Board Of Examiners.
WM. SUMNER, Chairman.
May 25, Gilt
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P. w. &R. S. CHICK
Cat Stewards Corner.)

HAVE a full Stock of Goods bought for
CASH, which they offer to sell LOW Foh
CASH. Consisting of
A large and varied assortment OF Ladies
Dress and Fancy Goods of latest style.
Notions of many and choice descrl ptlons.
Gentlemen's and Boys Spring and Sum-
mer Cassimeres.
Large lot of Mems and Boys Hats at very
small profit.
Heavy stock of Bleached and Unbleached
Eomespuns and Striped Plaids.
Good stock of Boots and Shoes for Men
and Boys.
"A nice lot of Ladies', Misses and Chill
dren's Shoes, Of Moore, Larrabee & Co.,
warranted.
Tea, abundant and good. -,
Factory Yarn by the wholesale..and retail
equal to any Yarn made in the State. ,
Fine lot of Cutlery, Tools, Locks and
Hardware generally.
Saddles, Harness, Brides, Whips, &c.
Guns and Pistols.
Sugar, Coffee, Molasses.
Plain and Fancy Soaps, Pepper, Spice,
Ginger, Soda and Starch.
Large lot of Hoes, Shovels, Spades,
Scythe Blades and Nails.
Tobacco and Segars.
Landreth's Seeds of various kinds.
Stationery, Ink, Pens, Pencils, &c.
Kerosene and Turpentiue.
Lime.
They propose to sell goods to the salts
foc,;on of all who will patronizc them
At Low Rates and short PrSntS
For Cash.
Cali and examine their Stock and judge
Tor yourselves.
They are also Agents for Jacob B: Bit.
ter's celebrated improved old Anchor b and
Boiling Cloth.
P. w. CHICK. R. S. CHICK.
Apr. 90, l6-tf.
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Isidore Chevreui1,

RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of
Newberry that he is anxious to get employ
reent in gardening and out door work. Ee
will either take a situation permanently or
work by the day: His wife is a first class
Laundress in fine Washing and Ironing, and
will Lake in such work as 6re dresses, mus
lins, laces, shirts, &c.
Apply to Dr. T. Gouia at his store.
Nay +, IS-tf.
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PROFESSOR AILAM VII, l,open DAN
CHG ACADEMY, at. Mr. Pools Hotel, COM
meaeiag on Tuesday afternoon, May Path,
atg53o'elock.. There viii be an afternoon
and evening class on each Of the days
named, MONDAYS, Tuesdays and Wednes-
DAYS. The afternoon class is designed for
ladies, misses and boys, the evening class
for gentlemen.
Terms payable in advance.
May %, 2l-lt.
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NEWS ITEMS.

WRIGHT 4 COPPOCK have NOW in store
their SPRING STOCK OF
Mems, Youths and Boys Clothing
and Furnishing Goods,
Complete in every line as usual, carefully
selected under the most favorable clFcum-
stances. Our stock is larger, and incluoes
a greater variety, than ever before, among
which are several entirely new and very
pretty styles of goods. We cannot enume,
rate, but few minutes examination Will
convince anyone that we keep the largest
and most handsome stock in Ncwberry, and
that we are not to be UNDERSoLD by anT
retail Clothing House, North or South