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an Der
Sptnets, nabe Ter Misauiths uuS Sapettefra6c.
sratt zines Detrctes otS SrCtsaeberthts bel Gtubt
Baltimore miro Der unterbettnrte 8crlullttt Gui 81
tentliber Mutton an Srt uuo Stcue Sieuftdd, Den
90. Nuguit 1871, Rdd,tutttdas i'm 4 ubr, has ndds
ftebeno heihriebene &igentblm %pCrtGuteH, ndmltdl:
Den gansen Srunspias, In Der Gtnbt Battis
more 9eleaen iino, mie tol9t beihrtchcu: on ott
Horotcite Der Sometitra6e, In Der GntlerHuHg non &c
iSuB bltIi6 BON Der q. Sinte nee ganAcR an ~. y.
Ylcaim iihertragenGn RlugcS, GniGngtHo; oanu OFT
lid, ldngs Der GomctStraBe, ~ SUIT aebeub: 6Gnn
norolidl, redhuinieli9 NIT Der 9omstitra6G bic ou
cine 1 6us breite Alep, oon 9otn Stmpion anegca
Ieat; eann norolpeflib. lduas bciGatt Nlep, ~ g.,
iuo odnn In GRADER Stnie bis gum AriuraC. SO IT
oies ocrtetbe YtoH. pctder eurd Sopbte 6rtib tn
elmer urtanhe pom z. auguit 1868 uro In Den SuHos
Arbtoen In Stber " ", gfr, 1856, 6OI. 493, ~ctnAetraa
Gen. an Sennle Dlari6 ibertrGgCu lUoroGn, elmer idbrz
iihen @runomietbe pom 500 uuterpotten un6 init
einem Spein6dt8en sieaelfetnernsn sSobnbdnic
behaut III.
8ertaafsbebtrsungeu: Gin 3 ftttBeit baar, bcr Jtet
In 9letden .3obtupgeuin 6 uuo IL Wionatcn, oocr ateD
bodr, je nab benz 8eIieben hes aGuierS. Die Credit
Sabluueen pom GCrtoufstdge an 2iniru tragCuo. nHb
ourdb SUI 3uirieoenbett ocs 8CrtuNltcrs i~u6ofitrtc gtos
ten bes aduitrS 9eitdCrt.
Cine NnbubluHp uon $3.50 luiro %oerlNngt, i'm Tarc
Der Tdufer ntdt Die game 4duiinnlne baar entrihtct.
Serrmauu Il. Grppufele, SeTludltcr,
yir. SlS, ct. 8dul1rabc;
g. 81. Nooer * S6bne, fluff,
Siiooits@dc Der Gdp5 uno 6upcteitr.
HS6. 40 9. Z. 4. 2O3.A
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I'LL Inn $3.50 baar fault man zines isntr bhbi6en
3%-i0digeu ggobHbduiera an Ortfnnss, uabe 4nnitrc6e,
init Sinteraebdube, @as uno gBaiier; Girlnemtetbe
uur $3.50 pro BreitetuB. greis $500; $3.50 bGdr.
Nadsuiragen in Rr. IS, Rore : Soue', nabs
6apettetraHe.
u04l Mnsuum S @ruSeup.
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ScrWaltcrss 8erfauf


EiiI SCftuutlCt e"WVIiuH
Ia;Lt Ctncs
mertbpofIeH ~ o b II bauic
dit Der
Gde Der @eftz Siiosrffrabe NIB Morton Nner
Sn 6olbe zines Sefretes oes aretsstSeritt6 Der
Stuot Baltimore luire Der untrrSeihnete giertualter
aut bftentlider Mutton an DIT uHo Stcle Spuners
flag, ben 81. au9un 1871, GadmittagS ID tbr,
perfauien:
ZEN ganssn g%runsplae, 1T bCr Stoot Baltimore
9ele9en nno beftrtsten, mic tolat: an Der Stoictte
DER Weits OliueritroBe in Der @ntierruno BON 1873 Su6
4 Sol iueitlib bon her SrooItsSte otr 8CdCr mo
WtiisS liperlrnbe aniGn9enb; oann 0fIit, ldng5 brr
Weits OliuertroBe fl Sun s 3ou bis an Die QBtftiette
Der 9iortoa.4nse 9e9enei oann iiSii6, Idugs oGr
WlortJnsNaeu, u Sus; eann WeitlidI, parallel nit
WeitsO durrtraBe, 10 5uB s 3ol. inb Damn n6rctid,
parallel NIT 3eferiiraBe, e BuB bic tull aulGnas.
Derielbe III nit einefn 3sh6digen ,ieaeIiteiuerneu
Robnbaufe bebant; @rulosins SO.
acknowledgements: Elm DrItttbci bdar am Der
taui6tage, Der Relt in 8 unb II Niondteu nit 3inicn
nnb senebni9ter Siher9e!t; oeer Nles b0or, mad oem
Beliebeu bes adufers. Die Credit 3abtuHgeu miiien
burd Roteu ees Sduicrs, sur 3uirieocnbett oeS WcrI
iuatter5 ~inooifirt, geiibert fetn.
Jofepb q. SeuisIcr, gerlputtCr,
Nr. %, 2ap Yuitetnas;
Gamuel y. 8pper = Spbme, Nntt.
fIo9 Of ii 2
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Siutaer Mauf.

EiIl Das Wobn1aus Sr. G5, SatbeeraIar.;
,EreIe $500. 3as bubble y. beauene Sous yfr. SO
Sous Nr. 8. Gourtfanbtr., $500; btsies Gisentbum
6rin9t idbrtid $3.50 Rcttoein. Bebiugunsen a%n9eneis
fen. Wabercs bel hem Gi9enitimer IL. q. Seariett
ani Der 5looits@de oer Baltimore II. @bartesfraBe.
fSuut7, 8 ntte,t
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Gin e~legaRter 9arbieribOp erfer Staie. pa Der
SigeHtbhmCr bCdbiihtist, bae @eibdit auisugeben,
uHo pom bier ~abreti't, III eies etne ielttue @ete9en4
belt, tn Gin autce 9eihdit gu treteu. RahsufrG9en
iUdteeno 3 Gage in Hr. B, Slcs 6reeeridGraRe.
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Z. ~. 3nih.

SerrpI s on. am liniange Ser 2isbtir. sS3riide.
gerdtbe, aooer II. |, 10. porrdtbis. DIE 9ar lit nit
3dgerbtct, stauors. gBeineu II. I. 10. %uerieben. @rs
prsbzgBa9en fteben nit Der SlbzYaItimorer Giiens
bGbns2tnie III Berhinbuna. tUtai30, 3Otte)
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Siufen in SauptpIdten Guropa's sablbar.
gHir p~ertauien unb empieblen obne Beoenten ole
portbeilbalte, unstueietbaft itbere @etoontase bic
s.SUer Sbtisatiuncn Der sRDrtltdben 9acites
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Sisentbunlet ionte onrh E3,OOO Mefer 4ane iir
iebe Nteile Sabnlan9e ODER 800 Nder III iebe
$1,000 Sttt9atton 8eiidert unb nab 30 Sabren
In @etb riidjablbar limb.
Dicie Sblieattoncu iperbeu nit 10 Broseni Rrdmie
bct Intaui pom sdnoereien Der Sompa9ntei In 3abtun9
genomtnen.
Sereiniste Staateu. cbIiaationen unb anbere
iolioe Wertbpapiere ipersen an 3abiun8sitatt anges
nommen.
GciuSdlie6iid, heran9ctaulten st. gaufzPacifes
8abu" bat Die sIorhtihe YaciHcs@ iienbabn" ieet
Ana Meilen I'M 8etrtebe. anb nor Dem Shlnffe Der
gegeniuirti9en Sation uire bic Gdnge beS poacnbeten
Babngeteiies iuenigitens 500 Uteilen %betragen.
Wdbere austunif, 8eidreibungen aarten II. ! ~.
fino bel ben autoriitrten a9enteu, fowie in unferem
9lreuu auI 8erlan8en au bahen.-
San Gnnfe & Gnnp.,
SinanS. gsentur Der 81 orbf. Pacific Giisnbabn,"
Gbild6etpbia, Heyue gorf uno Watbin9ton.
(Sunit6, 3Dtte. ,3p.,
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GIT b%erfauirn,

E::i Cine srose gnsabl fleiusr Saufer In allen
Sta6tttetlen bfllig aud cine Ansabf 2dben 3u pers
mistben bnrd 3. ID. Broom 4 Bro, Ser. :,
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SemtfdeS
Arbrits llQdrwrilunas : Dlrfall

UT. 272, SIosBrp10p1p,
inter Niufifd,t Der ,,Deutfd,en Geis ufdbaft."
Dieieni9en, fpelpe bcutihe. 9Glotpcrter, arbeiter
uHa Dienitboten 3i beldditi9ea ,uiiniGen, ,uonen iit
perionlid ODER In ~irantirten Sriefen an ben Igenten
oer9eielidait Srn. 8.S.W elItngtoft Nr.Hs1,
Bib ; Sruatwan, uenoen, ipelher unent8eltltd
Musfunft ertbeilen miro. tSan26,1S)
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0Silin am %Nerfamfen.

Webrcre 9erdnnigs treuuelthe 3immst in Der ,pe
ten 9tnne In ssr. "a, 2iiez9ibtrtnhr. N91-2nOl
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Blu pfrkaaffn ano 81 prrmietbfn.
NerSammlumes.3o fal ~ permies

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@ds &C., 1T bei'm abenb, Wtonat ober 9abr biIlig
&C. an permietbeR. Wtan uieioe fd In Der Grpee.
ia. SI 1851
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CARO-

THE STATE OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA, COUNTY 0FNEWBERRY-COCRT
OF COMMON PLEAS.--Albert J. lIalri-
wanger, William Hatiwangcr, and john NJ.
Proctor, as Copartners in trade, under the
name and firm Of A. J. Haitiwanger and
Company, Plaintiffs, against Joseph Manner
Larton, otherwise called J. Maner Lrwton,
Discriminatory Summons--For Money
Demand Complaint Served. ITO Jo-
seph Maner Lawton, Defendant in this ac-
ton: You are hereby summoned and re-
ouired to answer the complaint in this ac-
ton, of which copy is herewith served
upon you, and to serve copy Of your an
swer on the subscribers at their office, at
Newberry Court House, South Carolina,
within twenty days after the service OF this
summons on you, exclusive of the day OF
service
If you fail to answer this complaint with
in the time aforesaid, the plaintiff will take
Judgment against you for the sum of one
hundred and ninety three dollars and sew
enty cents, with interest at the rate Of seven
per cent. per annum, from the twenty,hrst
day of November, one thousand eight hull
dred and seventy-one, and costs.
Dated, 2lst day of November, 1871.
FAIR, POPE & POPE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
To the Defendant JOSEPH MANnR LAW
TON: Take notice that the summons III a'IS ac-
ton, ofwhich the foregoing is copy. was hied
in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas. at NewbeIry Court House, III the
County of Sewberly, in the State Of south Caro-
Ina, on the 2sth day of November. \. d. ISL.
FAIR. POPE II POPE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
NcwberIy G. h.. :. c..
18th day of November 1871. Nov %, 4S-st.
Columbia rheuix publish once 4 week Tor six
weeks. aud send bill to f.. Z. 4 L.
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.NEWBERRY, s. O.
"Wednesday, December 1S, 1871,

The correspondent of the New York
Herald, who has given to that paper
truthful view Of matters In the up
country. says:
. BETWEEN Two Ev1Ls.-The sup
preston of the Ku Klux organization
is an event not to be regretted. While
it oHed its origin to the mal-adminis-
tration Of the State officials, it is un-
Zloubtcdly responsible for many at
rocious outrages. Could it have been
possible to have confined it to its
original mission, it would have greatly
benefited South Carolina. In two or
three Of the Counties: its bold and de-
termined, though utterly lawless, ac
ton against criminals compelled
Gov. Scott to remove some Of
the scoundrelly officials he had pre-
yiously foisted upon the people, and
appoint honest and impartial men.
It's equally lawless opposition to the
negro militia averted a bloody strug-
Gle berwecn the whites and blacks.
This much is said in favor Of the ku
Klux without any feeling or jot Of
sympathy for them. The famous
Vigilance Committee of San Francisco
was an equally lawless combination of
men, but who Will deny that it bene6-
ted California immensely? Unfor-
tunatcly, there were elements among
the Ku Klux which took advantage
ofits existence to crafty their own
private animosities, and they killed
and,:shot men at will and pleasure.
Had it been left undisturbed for
twelve months longer, it would have
probably become intolerable to every
honest man then the better classes
would have risen and crushed it.
Whether it would not have been best to
have let the Ku Klux run their course
until society stifed them to- death by the
mere force Of opinion, is question
7 shall not discuss. Certainly the
United States would have been bene-
fbed by such course for tell you,
il iii seriousness, believing that [
write the solemn truth, that the whole
sale arrests making in these Counties,
the almost Russian despotism inagu-
rated in this State, and the knowledge
that the present movement places
them more utterly in the power OF
ignorant negroes and thieving polit-
ical adventures, are filling the hearts
of the white people of South Carolina
With bitter, relentless hatred Of the
Government itself, more fatal to the
Union than all the Ku Klux dens
ever organized could possibly have
been.
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Notice for Ri
nal Discharge.

do hereby give notice to all whom 1t
may concern, that Will make fnal set
,cmcnt On the Estates of J. J. and \. W..
pEEDER, Jr, decd, on ;he I'D day OF
December next, in the Probate Court tor
Ncwherry County, and apply for final dis
charge as Administrator of said Estates.
". D. REEDER, Admir-.
Nov. %, 4I-5t.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRI-IN
PROBATE COURT.

ExParte John c. Wilson as Admir-, &c
Petition for Sale of Personal Property.
Pursuant to an order of the Probate
Judge, " i'll sell on Wednesday, the 10th
inst, at the residence of Thomas R. Wilson,
decd, all the personal property of said
decd, consisting Of
One horse,
Cows,
and calves,
One wagon,
One buggy,
Agricultural implements,
Corn,
Cotton,
Cotton seed, &c,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, etc.
Terms of sale-ca$h. No property to be
removed until paid for.
[Sisned] 7. N. PAlSlNGhk,
Dec. 6, 49--St. s.S.c.
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NOTICE..

would respectfully request all who are
in any wise indebted TO me to please settle
the same, at least by the FIRST Of JANU-
AIRY NEXT, as desire to be in Charleston
as early after that time as / can.
THOS. F. HARMON.
Nov. Is, 46-1t.
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Gems.

Mana bubble on the oceans
rolling waves.
Pieasure-A CLEAN of sunshine
passing soon away.
Love-A morning stream whose
memory glides the day.
Faith-An anchor dropped be-
yond the vale of death.
Charity-A stream meandering
from the tount Of love.
Bible-A guide to realms Of
endless joys above.
Small vices INDUCED, are little
thieves that let in greater ones.
Want Of prudence is too frc-
cucntly the want of virtue.
lie who pelts every barking dog
must pick up great many stones.
Few are wise enough to distin-
gu;sh between shadow and sub,
staAcc.
Experience is one of the oldest
and best teachers, but her charges
arc ruinously high.
The New York Herald says !:
"Govcrnor Scott, Of South Caro-
lima, has stopped all further issue
Of State bonds" No, the people
stopped Scott would have been
uoing ahead until now if his ras-
yaIity had not been published.
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BXBCUTOR'S SALb.

By authority Of the will Of ISAAC kE1.-
LAR, decd, we will sell at his late resi-
dence
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We should give as we receive
cheertully, quickly, and without
hestitation-for there is no grace
in 4 benefit that sticks to tho
singers.
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THE STATE OF SOUTHCARO-

THE STATE OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA. COUNTY OF NEW BERRY-COUkT
OF COMMON PLEAS-James u. Lipscomb,
Plaintiff, against Joseph Maner Law'on, De-
tcndan-Copy Summon<-tor money de-
mand.-iComplaln; served ITO Joseph ala-
ner Lawton, Defendant in this action: You
are hereby summoned and required TO am
swcr tho complaint in this action, Of which II
COPY is herewith served upon you, and TO
serve q COPY of your answer on the subscrl-
hers At their office, at Newbcrry Court House,
South Carolina within twcnry days after the
service Of this summons on you, exclusive OF
the day of service.
fyou fail TO answer this complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiff will take
Judgment against you for the sum Of thirteen
hundred and twenty-five dollars, with inter-
est at the rate Of seven per cent per annum,
from the twenty first day of November, one
thousand eight hundred and seventy one, and
costs.
Dalcd, 2lst day Of November, 1871.
FAIR, POrE& POPE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
To tho Defendant JOSEPH M!tNER LAW
TON: Take notice that the summons i'll this ac-
ton of which the foregoing is :: copy. was filed
in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Court Of Com
nous Pleas. at Newberry Court House. in the
County of Newberry, in the State oi South Caro-
liua ON the 2Stb dsv of November. a. y. 1871.
FAIR. POPE & POPE,
I'laimtiff'S Attorneys
Nrwbcrry {. H.. :. c.
2Sth dav Of November. 1871. Nov. 90 4S-Gt
Culumbin rhpuix publish once i week Tor six
weeks. and scuQ Gil 10 F.,P 4 J..
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA. COUNTY OF NEWBERRY-COUlT
OF COMMON PLEAS-.tIbcrt }. Ilatiwan-
ger, Plaintiff against Joseph Manner Lawton,
Dcfcndant-C0py Summon>-tor money de-
mand -lComp!aint served To Joseph Ma
ncr Lawton, Defendant in this action: You
are hereby summoned and required TO an
swer the complaint in this action, Of which a
copy is herewith served upon you, and to
serve copy Of your answer on the Snhscri-
bcrs at their office, at Newberry Court House,
South Carolina, within twenty days after the
service Of this summons on you, exclusive
of the day Of service.
If YOU fail 10 answer this complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiff will take
Judgment against You for the sum of one
hundred and six dollars and forty cents, with
interest at the rate of seven per cent per an
mum, from the twenty-sevcnth day OF No
vember, one thousand eight hundred and
sevcnty-onc, AMI costs.
Dated, 27th day of November, 1871.
FAIR, POPE L POPE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-12-13
On Tuesday, the 18th Day Of
December Next.

Al! the Real and Personal Property belong
ing to said Estate, mot otherwise disposed
Of by willy.
The Real Estate will be sold in three
separate tracts, viz:
The Old Placc-Containing l4S 40
Acres.
More or less, adjoining lands Of a. Weleh,
w. S. Wiiber, JAS. a. Wcch, other lands
of Estate Of I. Keller, and Estate of J. }.
Sloan.
The Sloan Tract-Containing l3l 10
Acres.
More or less, adjoining lands of Jas. A.
Welch. ". NJ. kinard, Estate OF J. j. Sloan
aid other lands OF Estate of /. Keller.
The Glasscock Tract-Conta1hing l22
Acres.
More or less, adjoining lands Of W. F.. En-
dy, Mrs. Campbell, ". NJ. Kinsrd, aud
others.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-12-13

In the Common Plcas-Ncwbcrry.
Si;as tombstone, Com'r vs. Spence P. Beard,
ct: al.
Bill for Partition, SC.
Ey order of the Court Of Common Pleas for
Newberry County. l will SELL on the first M"n-
dav in January next, all that Traot Of Land sit
ua.e in Newbcrry Cuuuty on waters Of Cannon's
Creek. containing one hundred and nine acres,
more or less bounded bv lands Of Sophia Neel,
Abram Moore. Mrs. Griffith, and others.
Terms OF Sale-Cash.
Dec6494 TuOS. u. LAKE, Referee.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-12-13

TO the Defendant JOSEPH MANER LAW.
TON: Take notice that the Summons in this &C.
ton. of which the fregoins is copy. war flied
in tile Office fthe Clerk Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas at Newberry Court House, in the
County of Newbery, in the State Of South Caro-
lima, on tie 18th day Of November. A. D. 1871.
FAIR. POPE s. POPE.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Newberry e. L.. $. G..
2Sth dav Of November, 1871. Nov. %, 4s-ft
Columbia i'k,rmx publish once 4 week for six
weeks auL send lii tU r.. I. i L.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27
RAILROADS AND EMIGRANTS.

A Committee of the Commissioners of Emil
grafton met at Castle Garden, yesterday afternoon to
consider projects for the relief Of emgrants from the
actions Of railroad companies The Commissioners are
endsavorng to persuade the railroad companies re-
duce their fares at least 20 per else improve the
accommodations. Although nOminslly the emigrants
equally divided among the rival trunk lines before
they leave the Garden thousands Of them induced
agents to say that they will remain town. and as soon
they got away from the Commissioners they become
the prey OF railroad agents. boarding housekeepers aud
Others, who wish to make commission The emigra on
authorities tell the railroad that 1t em
Is per cent OF their earnings for commissions they would
better abolish all their agencies pay the Commissioners
five per centrO make just disribu on, and take ~ per
cent froV their charges.