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In chaneery.


John II. Mollehon, deet
THlc object Of this suit is TO obtain 8 divorce,
vinculo matrimonii-And Il appearing
b. sfIilari, filed that the defendant. John h.
Nollchon, is not resident Of this Stale, and
he not appearing, i; Is ordered that he do sp-
pear here within one month after the first pub
lirs,iou Of this order, aud dn what may lie nc
cessary 10 protect his interest II this suit, and
that = copy of ,bi, order be patli,hsd and
posted according olsw.
eopy-tes'rs:
J. B. EARLE, Clerk
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rnE DAILY spy, 60 A YEAn-

A p,ss,nias-ty r,ad.bls nevspspor. win e
iarrss cirea!Alion IN die word. Ffse. lnse
ron eSsfywhsrs. nv, eeau eop5 b. naa
80 csats ! noath. or 90 . rear.
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Notice 10 take Dst,Oii,tiioni.

a..a ). o. hshShI Sfef'
L. D. s,rsasr, p!.lnlilfs attorney.
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caaaI.ys 4. DANA. Edisos.
ghs a1allar ageekIa SUI

4 Newspaper Of tse Proson; Times.
Is,sadod 10. People New on Earth.
iae,uslne Farmers. nechsasui. Merchants no
tss.louai Men, wyikcra. ralns.rs, ADD al MAJ
10; OF Hoaesi Foik, aaa tho wirea. sons "a
Daughter OF AL fion.
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THE SUPREME COURT BILL
PROGRESS OF LEGISLATION.

Deaen m tho state Treasury.
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Only ONE DOLLAR a YEAR,
ONE HUNDRED oOPIEs FOE es@

Or ,.., ,s,u ono Gen: c,py. Let tacs 30 .
ESQ Club =. orary Pos, ocee
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FUR ASTHMA

It is sp"cifc-one dose often relieving the dis
trcs<inC choking, aud producing calm and pi cas-
ant reposc.
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State of South Carolina. County OF
Nrwharrv--In Common Pleas.

State Of South Carolina. County Of
Newb2ry--In Common Pleas.
Eliza r. Stewart, as A!m'x Of the Estate of
Robert Stewart, deceased, Plaintiff, ".
Joseph Pearson an! Nancy Pearson, his
wiC.. James W. S.rwar;. James E. Stew.
art, Soph-ouia {. Stewart, Cally 4. Sew
art, Charles \. Stewart, Robert G. Sew
art, Mary A. .tugSp.th, James Y. Harris
and John Coatc, Defe!idantS.--C ompiaint
for Relief Complaint; served.
To the Defendants:
You are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint annexed and serve
q COPY Of vonr answer on the Subscribers at
their Office at Newbe-cy Court House, South
Carolina, within twenty days after the SER
Vice Of this summons on YOU, exclusive Of
the dav Of service. If you fail to answer
the complaint in that time, the Plaintiff will
apply TO the Conrt for the relief demanded
in the Complaint.
FAIR, POPE & POPE,
Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS.
Newbcrry c. H., $. c., 7th day Of Janu-
ary, \. D. 1911.
To James ". Stewart, james f. stewart,
Sophrona c. Stewart, Callv \. Stewart,
Charles 4 Stewart, Robert e. Stewart,
and Mary A. AugSpa,h-Deftndants.
Take notice that the summons in this &C.
ton of which the foregoing is a copy, was
filed in the Office of HE Clerk Of the Court
of Common Pleas AZ New berry Court House,
in the County OF Newbcrry, in the State
OF South Carolina, O" the l7th day Of JaI:-
uary 4. D. 1871.
FAIR, POPE & POPE,
Jan IS, 3-6t. Plaintiffs Attorneys
y. B.-Coiumbia Ph@ux will please copy
once l. week for six weeks
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Plain Language b. Truthful Jack.

Plain Language b. Truthful Jack.
Which wish 10 remark
And ny language is plain
That for ways that are dark
And for tricks that are vain
Our PreSidcn,-;man is peculiar
Which tic same | would rise 10 explain.
Ulysses, his name,
And shall not refer
gard to The same
What that name might infer;
Bat his actions were simple and ch!lj-liN",
is remarked to Mr. Charles Sumner.
Twas December tie third,
And quito soft %erc the skies,
Which, it might he inferred
That Tvs WAS likewise;
Yet he played i; that day upon Sumner
Aud ne ia a way deSlSc.
We had had = small. game,
And ClyS took l hand
San Domingo the same
He did not understand;
But he smiled rs lie talked TO us il,
With smile that was chid-like and bland
Yet the game he had s'a!ked
In way that Sricve,
And my feelings were shocked,
For corl': rot believe
That one all so chiIG-like and simple
Could come it that way to deceive.
Bu, tn game that he played
Was tigh, mp tree,
And the points that he made
Were quite frigh;fal to sec;
Till at last he put Banks mp, and Morton,
Which the Same Charles had turned DER
20 nc.
Then looked up at "Brudder
ChawlcS," who gazed upon me,
And he rose with shudder
And said, Can this bc2
We are rnined by town lots, by jingo;
And he went for his Exccllcncy.
IN the scene that cn<ued
took a small hand,
And the floor it was Strcwcd,
Like the leaves on the strand,
With the papers Clys had been hiding
In the game ''hc did not understand
In his hands, which were long,
He held tor:y-four jucks,
Which was coming il strong,
Yet state but the facts;
And we found there, TOO, thirty odd mil
lions,
Which the people must meet with tax.
Which is why rcmssk,
Audmy language is plain,
That for ways that are dark
And for tricks that arc vain
Our Presiccnt-.aaN is peculiar
Which the same am free 10 maintain
Washington Patriot.
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John VI. Derrick and SAmnel Derrick, VS..
Annie $ Derrick, ct al.-Complaint for
partition and sale Of land TO pay debts.
THE Creditors Of the Estate Of George
Derrick, deceased, arc required to render in
and establish on oath, before the under.
>igrcd, their respective demands on or be-
fore the 18Th day OF February next.
TlIOS. i. LAKE, c. c. p, y. C.
Jan ! lit
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WILLIAM GLAZE

JUST received q large assortment OF
WATyIIES.-Gnld and Silver Hunting,
Sem Winding, Open Face, or Swiss, Eng
lish and American manufacture.
CLOCKS-Frcnch parloc, Of Black War
bic, Gilt. O-mua, Rosewood and Walnut.
STANDARDIZATION, Silver and Steel,
of all descriptions Eye Glasses with Gold,
Rubber and Tortoise Shell Frame.
THiMDLES.-Gold and Silver Of all de-
scriptions.
LADIES' JEWELRY.-Go!d Rings, plain
and with settings of all kinds Of precious
stones Brooches, Ear.rin@s, Necklaces,
Bracelets and ArmlctS, Gold Chate!a!nc and
and Leontine Chains; all varieties Of jet,
Rubber, Gold, Pearl and mourning Jewc!Ty
and Ornaments, &c.
GENTLEMEN'S JEWELRY.-Eest and
Guard Chains, Collar and Shirt Buttons,
Sleeve Buttons, Seal Rings, Brooches, Scar.
Pins, &C.
slLvERwARE.
SP0ONS.-Table Dessert, Tea, Sugar,
Mustard, Pap, Salt Spoons and Ladies':
FORkS.-Tahlc, Dessert and Breakfast.
KNlEES.-Dc<scrt, Fruit, Butter, Fish,
Pie, Cake and Cheese Knives.
PITCHERS.-Chalices and Communion
Sets, Ice Pitchers, Cups, Bowls AID Cob
let's
CASTORS.- Silver and Plated, Frrit
Stands, Cake Baskets, Pickle Stands, Coffee
Makers, Cream Pots, Salt and Butter Dishes,
Walters, &c. WILLIAM GLAZE,
One door North ofScott, Williams & Go. 5
Banking House, Main street.
Nov. 9, 45--tt.
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PuREGYPSUM!

" EGG " 7 70 u M.
CONTAINING EIGHTY PER CENT. OF
SOLUBLE MATTER!!
GROUND AND PREPARED in this city,
and warranted free from adulteration. The
annexed communication from Prof. Charles
L. Sheppard, Jr., Of the purity of this article,
is guarantee Of its highly valuable qnali'
lities to the farmer, being available when
mixed with other manurcS, to the great ad-
vantage OF any kind Of crop. Cnequalled
us i top dressing for Wheat, Rye, Barley,
&c, and the Grasses, Zone peck Of which
will show visible improvement on an acre OF
ground.)
This Valuable M4nrre is offered for sale
at the low price of SD per ton, cash, or on
time for city acceptance, with interest ad-
ded.
Put up for shipment in bags OF 200
pounds each. All orders by mail, in ac-
cordance with above terms, will be prompt
IL cxcrutrd 10y
JOHN Ii. llGLMES, Commission Merchant,
Doyccs Wharf, Charleston, 5 {.
cory.
Office Of the State Inspector Of Fertilizers,
Laboratory Of the Medical College.
Queen Street, Charleston, S. G..
November ~, 1870.
Mr. John II. Holmes:
DEAR SlH:-The GYPSUM submitted by
you for anal vSs is the most remarkable
have ever seen for its freedom from im-
puriteS OF every kind, containing as it does
but one-thrd Of one per cent. Of insoluhle
matter. II it can he supplied Of similar
quality. it can not fail TO prove great boon
TO Southern agriculture, as there is no crop
to which it it is not beneficial whether ap-
piled alone or in conjunction with other
manurcs. Very respectfully,
Your odcdirnt servant,
(signcd.) CHARLES |. SHEPPARD,
Jr, N. D.
Jan. IS, SIT.
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EInntrc>s breakfast jackets have
lust been introduced.
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What ,Ir. StrinSfcl!ow, Of Chester, S.
c., writes
bought the first Monitor Plow that came
in this section, aud cannot now do without
them.
What Mr.. Ellis. of Griffin, Geo, says:
MesSrs. PALMER & TURpIS.-I received
through Mr.. R'IS. 7. Johnson, Of Griffin ,onc of
your Monitor PowS, which regard as de-
cided improvement over any PIow have ever
seen or useti, and regard it us most admira-
bly, adapted to the Cultivation of the sell of
the South, and most cordially recommend
them TO the Southern Planter, as the best
and cheapest piow yet offered them.
JAMES 7. ELLIS.
What Mr.. Rabb, Of Winnsboro', S. c..
says:
Messrs. PALMER & rCRPIS:
| have already spoken in favorable terms of
your Monitor Plow, bnt must be permitted
again TO express my high appreciation of its
merits. tried it l few days since on very
tough, clammy lot, which I was apprchen-
Siyc could not plow, and 10 my surprise it
did what no other plow could have done, 60
ing into it and tearing it up far 'yond my
expectations. W. S. RABB.
Ask the nearest dealer for Catalogue, and
to show you the Plow.
CHAS. T. PALMER,
1929 Main St., Richmond, Va.
The above Plow for sale at Factory
prices, freight added. by
s. P. BOOZER s. co.
Oct. 5, 49-6m.
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Eliza r. Stewart A,lm'x. Of Estate of Rob
crt Stewart decd, Plan,iff VS.. Joseph
Pearson and Nancy his wife, ct. al, De-
1endants.-In Common Pleas, Newberry
-Comp!aint for Relief.
Pursuan, to an order in the rbovc stated
case to me directed, Will sci! on Saleday
in Mach next. n! that lot OF land in the
Town os Ncwherrv, known as ''Stewxrt
Store" 10. on Main Street and Caldwell
Street. and bounded by lands Of II. II.
Blea>e and II. Bartlett, containing front OF
about forty feet OF Pratt Street aud depth
Of about one hundred feet on Caldwell
Street. Terms Of sale, one-third cash, and
the balance on credit o: one year. with
bond of purchaser secured BY mortgage OF
premises. Purchaser to pay for stamps and
papers.
TuO>. ". PAYSINGER,
.l.H -. 3--St. ~ :. y. c.
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e.. T. Scott vs.. y. y. knox.-Pctition for
relief Oh administration bond.
1t appearing 20 ME by affidavit that y B..
Knox, ihp J"Irudtn: in the above stated
case is ahSc;.; from and without the limits
of this STATE. ii is ordered that the said de-
:ra';aM; 10 plead. answer or denur 10 these
proceedings within sixty da:s from publi-
cation hereof, OF o:d'r pro conieSso will be
taken against him.
JAMES {. LEAllY, p, J. NC.
Ian II 2-2Mo. TO.
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In Muskingum County, Ohio, q
man named Button had been out
coon hunting, and, after returning
home and retiring, dreamed in
his uneasy slambcr that he had
caught the coon and struck it
against q tree, killing it. He was
awakened by the frantic screams
Of his wife, and to his horror
found that he had picked up his
little infant daughter and dashed
her against bed-poSt, killing her
INSTANTLY.
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THE CD77DN STH7ES
Life Insurance Company,
MACON. GEORGIA.

TIE hu>iacsS Of this Company i confined
bY law 10 Lie Insurance alone.
1t >Sucs Policies OF all the approved ma-
tual plans.
Oae third Of ;hc premium Gil It's fc!icics
will always br given as Il loan TO all persons
who may desire il, thereby increasing The
amoun; OF Insurance for smaller amoun:
of cash, nor will interest be required on
these loa;.S, OH iy Cor The first wears loan.
The profits or dividends will constantly
pay of ,l.e loans, hrncc the value Of This
plan Of Insurance. 10 those who have only
SiN".! surplus !HudS.
This rrr,ii is given b: one o;lle. Compa-
ny only. doing hE$:ilrS> here.
Tie scarcity y: nioi:"y in the South, it is
believed, absolutely i.uiandS such an ar
rangemcnt. Thc Company Of course &C.
ccp;s AL cash, when the party iESuring is
able or willing TO pay it. There is another
feature in the operations Of this Company
that the attention Of parties seeking lnsur
ancc is particularly called to, viz: a surrcn-
der value. There is but Company doing
business here Carolina Lifr) besides Cotton
States, which gives "A surrender value.
'
Tor one to abandon his policy, it will only
be necessary for him TO call for his surrcn-
! der value, which will he, in most cases, ni,c-
! " (9n) per cent OF all the money he has
paid III, making it absolutely impossible for
him to lose ANYTHING i'll any event. This is
just.
Most other Companies give their insured
Il paid up Policy for an equitable portion of
the amount Of money paid, in case Of sur
render, but not to be paid until they die.
Is this just?
Prefer the Cotton States Life Insurance
Company then.
B"cause its Office is in the centre Of the
Cotton States, and managed by good 6nan-
ciers and IT cn well known to us.
Because it gives You a good surrender
value in case OF your withdrawal.
Because it has S5Oo.oo0 guarantee, the
largest ever given TO any Company, for the
security of Policy holders
Because ii has Sl5n,Gn0 deposited with
the States Of South Carolina and Geor.ia,
for the security Of Policy holders, besides
the premiums Of twen,y-one hundred Poll
cv holders.
because 1t gives 81 per cent OF all the
profits 10 its Policy holders. And
Because its policies are always good, and
valid, for as many definite parts Of the sum
insured as there shall have been annual
premiums paid.
Us" Active agents wanted to Canvass
North and South Carolina. Apply to
LAVAL i ABNEY,
General Agents ror North & South Carolina.
Office: Columbia. 5. c.
wM. J. LAVAL. ". W. ADNEi.
JAN. t, II, l-ly.
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VIM. Il. Tut,
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST.
AUGUSTA, GA.

Has in store and offers for sale at EN-
TREMELl low prices
100 Kegs C. Soda,
100 Cases - in papers,
100 Ounces Morphine,
1000 . Quiniuc,
l Case Turkey Opium,
1000 Gals l.;nsccd Oil,
10000 lbs Pure White Lead,
500 Boxes Window Glass,
23 lblS. Spirit Turpentinc,
100 Cases HoStettcr's BittcrS,
100 :" Plantation
500 " Golden Eagle "
100 Cases Woif's Schcidam Sclnapps,
$50 Gross Parlor Matches,
100 lbs Chloroform,
Cases T.. |. Rhubarb Root,
10 Gross Wright's Pills,
$40 4" TUFTS Liver"
10 &c Davis Pam Killer,
IS " Wine Bottles. 6's,
10 Gross Porous r;sS;e $,
5 5CeroOus NuImcgS,
AND
Fanny GOODS
Of every description, 70 which the attention
Of the trade is inv;l'I.
Dec IS 52-2a.
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Z77n<S~ z LECTURE
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| Address the Publishers.
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Ayers
Hair VigOr,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and efedua4
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair as soon restored
to its original color.
aca:M the gloss and
fire shpess Of yos1A.
T1 L. 30 %61Nk<
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i New PoSToYrICE.-It is an
nounced that the PoStmastcr-Gcn-
cral has decided to open post
Office at Aston, in Fairfield Coun-
ty, at the junctioa of the Spartan
big and Union and Greenville
and Columbia Railroads.
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PLAIN DEALER.

OF high character and standing in the
country. The witnesses called BY o
majority Of the committee were ne
groes-lov fellows-no one, with q fc "
exceptions, Of any character, was
called by them. Those called by the
minority were generally, as l said,
OF character-were esteemed in their
States and were known abroad.
drew my con illusions as to the real
condition of the country from the
statements made by these gentlemen,
that all the excuses are due to the
plunderiug-legislative plundering-of
these Radicals in the State and
county governments. That the ex-
cesSive taxaton. the burdens inn
posed upon them in every way, are
for the benefit of these Adventures.
R.-Do the people except any good
to come from the action Of the COM
mittee?
Gen. B.-They would have beeu
very glad if the committee would
report their actual condition, but
they did not seem to hope for it. as
the policy Of the Radical party had
been very different, and as this CON-
mittee had in it two carpet baggers
(Rice, Of Arkansas, and Buckley, of
Alabama), whose whole interest is
in holding their position by the power
Of the general government, they did
not expect anything from it, and they
have very little reason to expect
anything from the prejudiacs of any
Republican, Northern or Southern.
But they look with hope and faith to
an early change under the Missouri
policy, and that is the only ray of
hope that penetrates the South at
this hour and keeps this people from
utter and complete dependency.
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utter and complete dependency.
Galley slaves.-Printers devils.
Ill-naturcd "ways'--Cross-roads.
Base Observation-Disclosures
walls. r
The latest things out-cats on the
back shed.
Always looming to grief The
undertaken.
Of what crime is carver most
guilty?--Of steeling his knife.
A debt for which there is no at
tachment---thc debt of nature.
When is a small LADY like big
banker? When he is a wroth. child.
The champion reaper which secures
the argest harvest advertising.
Why is pedestrianism like new
milk? Because it strengthens the
calves.
Why is Grant like the heather?
Because he bows down to stocks and
stones.
The President will leave no sand
stone untouched to secure re-nomi-
nation.
A lady deserted by one man has no
other remedy than to appeal to twelve
more.
Colds should be warmed over fire..
qucn.ly, and sore throats taken in
before sun down.
Historical. The reason why they
beat the drum was because it called
the harp Tyre.
Ifa Colts pistol has six barrels,
how many barrels ought a horse
pistol to have?
Organists ought never to lack for
funds, as of all men they are most
successful in raising the wind.
:That is unremitting attention."
the student said, when bis father forgot
his usual allowance.
One Brush is the Mayor of Pitts
hurgh. All the rest of the city's
officials are merely under Brush.
A little terrier in Iowa ate yeast
cake. Next morning his master
didn't know him; he was as big as
bulldog.
Native Of Emerald Isle-Is it me
bare feet that's troublin' yer? Bless
yer honor, and amt sportin' pair
Of Cork so.es?
That was bad failure alluded to
by shakspea re. where the liabilities
were "Much DUE" and the assets
"About nothing"
The New York World accounts for
the inequality Of the sexes by saying
that in early life the boy masters bis
opportunities, while tho girl CON-
monty misses hers.
Not the least Of the calamities
connected with Chicago is the an
nounccment that there are now in
press no less than seven different his
tories 0fthc Ere.
An old lady thinks that Bonds must
be family Of strong religious in
stincts, because she hears of SO many
of them being converted.
We arc reminded by hopeful ex-
change that 1872 is Leap Year. on
which occasion the Radicals will leap
out Of power-whercas all good people |
will leap for joy. There ars to be two
eclipees of the moon, two Of the sun
and one Of General Grant-which
latter will be total and visible in the
United States. The new year be-
gins on Monday. which is to give the
girls q fair start in the race for Leap
Year privileges. N. l. Times. |
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where. Consultation free No poison. used
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1871-12-15

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would meet with the most profitable of all
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$1,000 annual profit in its sale. There is Il
great want for the book and a rich field of
fered, while it will elevate the spiritual
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versations upon its beautiful and eternal
truths.