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T Southern Planter and Farmer.

BEST TINE TO Cur BUSHES
Twenty years ago l bought a
pasture Of good soil, but badly
overrun with bushes-roscs, black
berry, bay-berry. and ba:-berry.
For several years thereafter, as
opportunity occurreo during the
sumner season. the bushes were
cut, and I had 3 good opportunity
to observe the effect upon their
life when cut at different times.
1t was uniformly the case with all
kinds, that when they were cut in
the latter part of August or early
in September, they were most IN
iured if not killed by the pro
ceeding. The roses were near
ly all killed by one cutting at
that season. and the barberry,
especially those of large growth
and which were in fruit, never
sent up sprout from the stump
or root. The barberry and black
berry were more difficult to era
dicate with the scythe, but were
then, and are now, kept down
better when cut late in summer
than at any other time. | am
confident the time mentioned Is
the best to destroy any plant by
cutting up; and l think it would
be more effectual # done be!or"
the foliage drops in the aulumn.
while the plant is growing, an"
100 late for it to make q new
growth before winter.-C0NAtry
Gentleman.
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agricultural.
Things a Farmer Should not
Do.

A farmer should never keep
more cattle, horses, sheep or hogs
than be can keep 10 good order
an animal in high order the first
of December is already half win
tered.
The farmer should never be so
immersed in political matters as to
forget to SOW his wheat: dig his
potatoes, and bank up his cellar
nor should he be so inattentive to
them as to remain ignorant OF
those great questions Of national
and state policy which will al
ways agitate more or less q free
people.
A farmer should shun the doors
ola bank as he would an approach
of the plague or cholera. Banks
are tor men of speculation, and
theirs is business with which
farmers should have little to do.
A farmer should never be asham
ed of his calling; we know that
no man can be entirely irdepen-
dent, yet the farmer should re-
member that if any one can be
said TO possess that enviable dis
tinction, he is the man.
No farmer should allow the re-
proach Of neglecting education to
lie against himself or family if
knowledge is power, the beginning
of it should be early anu deeply
laid in the district school.
A farmer should never use ar
dent spirits as Il drink; if while
undergoing severe fatigue, and the
hard !abors Of the summer, he
would enjoy robust health, let him
be temperate in all things.
TSouthern Planter and Farmer.
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WHAT IT TAKEs.-It takes elcv-
en- pounds Of milk TO add one
pound i've weight to a calf; and
an OK that weighs one thousand
three thousand pounds will con-
sumo twenty-five pounds Of hay
in twenty-four hours to keep from
losing weight. If he is to fatten,
he must have just twice that
quantity, when he will gain two
pounds q day. This is one pound
live weight for eleven pounds of
good hay. To obtain fifty cents Il
hundred for his hay, a farmer
must sell fat steers At five dollars
and fifty cents per hundred poands.
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District Gourt of the United States

District Court of the United States,
For the District Of South Carolina,
In Bankruptcy.
In Rc.-Henry Whitmire, Bankrupt. .
This is 20 give notice, That on the l7th
day of October, 1872, Warrant of Bank
ruptc7 was issued out Of the District Court
o. the United States, for the District Of
South Carolina, against the Estate of Hen
~ Whitmire, of Whitmires, in the County
Of Newberry, in said District, adjn3ged a
Bankrupt on his own Petition: That the
payment Of any debts, and the delivery of
nnv property belonging to said Bankrupt 10
him or for his use, and the transfer o.! any
property BY him, are forbidden by lsw
and that meeting oi tie Creditors Of said
Bankrupt to prove their debts and choose
one or more AS>isnee> Of his Estate will be
held at Court o: Bankruptcy, to be hold
en- at Newbcrry, S. g., before c. G. jaeger,
Esq, Register in Bankruptcy for said Dis
trict, on the l6th day OF November, 1872,
at II o'clock, N.
R. u. WALLACE,
L. s. Marsha! as Messenger.
Per A. P. PIFER, Dep. Ness.
Oc: 23, 43-3t
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@. NJ. HARRIS,
abinet Maker & Undertaken.

Has on hand and will make to order, Bed
steadS, Bureaus, Wardrobes, Safes, SOFAS,
Settees, Lounges, &c
Cabinet Work Of all kinds made and re-
paired on liberal terms
Has on hand full supply of Metallic, Ma
hogany and Rosewood Burial Cases.
Coff1n> made 70 order at short notice, and
hearse supplied.
Oci 40 II.
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WOOL CAnDING
At
COODCION'S FACTORY.

Grr CANDING MACHINES are liz first
rate order. aud turning out the BEST
ROLLS at ONLY 10! Cts per ID. i; Oiled
il not, cents extra. Our w#go#S vii! he
in Nrwbrrry once ey"ry two weeks, and
Woo! lcf; with NeSSrS MayeS s. Martin. i'll
be received, cardei al! returned FREE OF
CHARGE for transportation. Til" coniin-
Nd patronage Of !hc citizens Of Nc~ berry
solicited, ana satisfaction guaranteed.
X. S. l. J. ". GUODGlON.
60 II n--Hu,
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INSURANCE NOTICE.

having
Company:
The Board Managers mee unanimously the following
unusually
which
the enrichment
midst hereafter cash
accordance with the regulations Company from which
the said premiums atained
(Sgned WI. B. JOHNSON rrest.
5. OBEAR, Scc'y
The Financial strength of the Company places in high rank It's last
nu Statement shows that the Company besici Guarantee
. liability.
II ". ABNEl General Agent.
Boards
wills ani invesnIcn
RECEIPTS any locality
Board Trustees, will be lis Policy
Applications OF
acceptable!
the accommodating Life Company
cy i!s, ana the above pln liberal and offered
The privilege
fits poHy Holders therefore establish Board Trustees
Ncw:cry, other point the District Desirable
Mar. b.. T. LDEELhGE, ireut.
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The state Of South Carolina.

To George W. Johnson, Carrie P. John
son, Sarah Ann Johnson, Matilda Thrift,
wife of John Thrift, and the children OF
pre-deccased daughter, Rebecca Mote,
viz Florida, Anderson and James Mote,
lesa! heirs and representatives OF Sarah
Johnson, who died intcStaie.
Ioa are hereby required TO appear at the
Court of Probate, TO be holden 1T Nc wberry
Court House, for Newberrv County, on the
twentieth day after service hereof, to show
cause, if ANY you can, why the R"Ai Estate
of Sarah Johnson, deceased, described in
the petition Of John G. Johnson and Daniel
JohuSon, sled in my Office, should not be
sold. alottag 20 the said John G. Johnson
and Daniel johnson their di>tribuive shares
thereof, and the remaining portion thereof
in equal portions 10 tie said George ".
johnson, Carrie P. Johnson, Sarah Ann
johnson, Matilda THriii, wife OF john
ThIitt. and the children Of prc-dccrascd
daughter, Rcbccca Mote, viz: Florida, An
drrSon and james Mote.
Given uEGer-my hahd and seal, this n;ne
tcenth day Of October, 4. D. 1872
l.. JAMES &. LEAHY,
Judge Of Probate. Newbcrry County.
TO George ". Johnson, Anderson Mote
and James Mote, abs n; defendants:
Take notice that The s;ln,moms in lhis ac
ion9or which the foregoing is 4 copy. anG
the petition We're fled in t'c Office OF the
JHige OF Probate. for Nrw;,rrry Gou";v, IN
he State OF South Carona, Oh the 18th
day o.. October, 1872
JONES d JONES, Att'ys.
Oct. %, 43-6t. rs.
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TIVE Exercises of i,fr above School will
be resumed! on EDNE$DAY, 18Th SEP
TENDER, 1872.
Tnit;on from $3.50 TO $50 per month.
No Incidental Fees.
Pupils will be charged from date Of en-
trance TO the end of the Session. No re-
duct;on except in cases Of protractcd III
ness.
For particulars, &c, apply to
s. ,. BUOZ&R, Esq, Sec. B'd.
COL. s. FAIR, Prcs't.
SEP. :, :i6--tt.
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GreeNyiiIc l. Columbia Railroad.

Daily. Sundays excepted. connect!nt with
Night Tr:ii..S on >uuth Carolina Railroad. up
and down. aiso with Trains going North and
South or Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta
Railroad. and Wilmington. Columbia and .iu-
P.ii-nn1
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: ~ : LII = / q ! Is.
1850 Pac-> AID
so In cravings,
printed il English
a::d German. Writ
ten by 90 Eminent
Authors, Including
John Il. Cough =.
Hon. Leon Case.
Edward iiowi:'rd.
Rev. +. Edwin Hall,
Philip Ripley, Al
bert Brisbane. Elo-
ace Greeley, r. Is.
Perkins. c;c &c.
This work il a
complete history Of
all branches Of in
luStrv processes Of
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x { ERSON HOUSE,"
Columbia. S. G.,
This pleasantly located Hotel unsurpassed by
any House ii tie South Tor cCln fort and healthy
locality, Is row Open 70 Travellers and others
seekiHg accommodation. Families can 6e fur
ni>!cd viii! nice. airy rooms on rcaSoa axle
tcr:a> "a call j. Soi;c.tcG.'' Ny omnibus will
lie at the different GeFo:S
Jan SARAH l. WRIGHT.
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Free Tran sDOrtStiOn

ALL parties indebted to ne by
Memorandum Account. cT IN a::y ot!;"r
way, are requested to pay the same a
once D. MOWER.
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D. I. harris
VS.. In Common Pleas.
". P. Harris, et. al.
In pursuance Of :. decretai order in the
shove stated ctsc, will sell AZ public OUT.
cry,
AT NEWBERRY COURT HOUSE,
on he ISt Monday in November next
il three separate tracts. the real estate Of
Taplor Harris. deed, contai:.ins tour hun
dred acres more or less. l!ing III Ncwbcrry
County, and bonnd2,i hy lands of T. b.
Wadling.on, William $. Caldwell, Saml ".
Cannon and others.
TERMS OF SALE-Onc.h:rd cash, the bal
lance Oh credit Of Ole and two Years, Sc
cured by bond OF purchaser and mortgage
OF premises. Plats TO he exhibited oi. day
of Sale J. J. CARRINGTON, 5. &C.
Oci. 4l-+t. 1900
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Plantation Lying in NeWberry.

and bounded by lands Of DR.. john K Gary
ani others. 1t con-iSt< of 27u Acres. ,nor"
or less, onc-third in a high state Q! cuItva-
ton, oue-il!iri in originai forest, and The
rest in meadow lands and pine old field
There is a good D~rliiag House Oh it, 4
good Cir house, and good Onl-hnildinss.
Any one wishing 10 look over lands will
call unou Capt. b. g. Davis.
Terms made knowH or lay Of sale.
Oct. ii, l2-3.. W. D CANNON.
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Sale of Personal Pro-
perty.
Ex Parte.-Johu C. johnson and Daniel
johnson, Adm'rS.
Pe,irIon tior Sa.c of Personal prcnprtv

johnson, Adn'rS.
Petition for Sac of Personal Property.
By virtue Of Dccrctai Order Of the Probate
Judge, for Newberry County and State of
South Carolina, in the above stated casr, TO
me directed, will sell at III" laic residence
Of SARAH JOHNSON, deceased, on tie
Sth day of November next, uii III. Personal
Properly belonging 10 the Estate OF the said
deceased, consisting OF
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Farming l'nYlrncE;>,
Cows.
Hogs,
Sheer,
Corn,
Fodder,
Gotten Seed, &c.
Terms Of Sale Cash.
J. j. CARRINGTON,
Oct II, lS72-+3 2t S75D S. \. C..
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SHERIFFS SALE.

Joseph Y. Hunter, VS.. Joseph Caldwell, EX-
ecutor Of last will and testament Of james
B. Wilson, deceased.
BY virtue of IN Execution, 10 NE directed,
will offer for sale, on Moaday, the third day
Of November, now neXt ensuing, al! that
tract, lot Or parcri Of land. lying and being
situate in Newberry County. in this Stare,
and bounded by head waters 81 Kiny'> Creek,
lands of John 7. Kinard, William McMor-
lies, (uow owned hy Mrs e. Hawkin>), and
John Gaines, aud now occupied by jacob
Fulmer, containing thirty-threc acres, more
Or less.
Terms Cash.
j CARRINGTON, ;. NC
Ovt 7, 1S72-4l-4t. 5000.
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Charlotte. Columbia & augusta Il. 4.

'.ner Schedule sQartanbnrg and Union
Railroad.
TO Commence 29th May, 1871.
sSss;z:s; .9:s sa5z;zs; 70 ti1
t:::y'-s'ss;s s7:'-'s 49, 81 Isl 49, AEsS
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Land For Sale.

Cnlcss disposed Of at private sale, will
sell, at public outcry, on Sa!e-d"y i'll No
venlher nv
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THUS. 3. JEIE4, President.
My 81. 1SII.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-04
NEW FEATURES FOR 1879.
Art Ne mn rtvmant

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THE BULLETIN.
MRS RUTH.
STRANGE sToRIEs ABOUT HER PRISON
LIFE.

LIFE.
! from the Lawrence tKan. } Tribune, Dec. s0l
For the past month or more there have
been run ors flying on our streets 10 the ef.
feet that Mrs. Ruth has been conducting
herself In "a most shameful manner with
one OF the prisoners. Usually rumors will
not do to depend upon. But we have IN.
vestigated these carefully, and are forced
to believe that they have considerable
foundation. Certain incidents and cir
cumstances in Mrs Ruth's prison life point
but too broadly to the suspicion that her
relation with u young Frenchman in the
jail have not been what they ought TO be.
II would also appear that Mrs. Ruth has
likewise been too intimate with johnson,
the wcll-known witness in the Medlicott
case. For some time past she has pretend
ed 70 be very kind to him. About q
week or 80 ago he became slightly
indisposcd, and Mrs. Ruth prepared a
cup of tea and a dose Of vinegar for him,
which he took. Almost Immediately after
taking these preparations he became very
sick, and appeared as if he had taken
arsenic. We understand that the physi-
clans who attended him were of the opip.
ion that his sickness was caused by senic
and treated him for such. we saw John,
swollen, wish dark lines under his eyes,
and presented fearful spectacle. We ask
ed him what was the matter. He answer
ed that he had been very sick, aud had
come near dying. Since his sickness he
has been allowed to sleep in the Office Of
the Jail. Last Saturday, as Mrs. Ruth
was passing or standing in the Office, she
went up TO johnson, who was sitting on a
chair, and commenced to stroke his hair,
saying, Poor fellow" johnson pushed
her away with his hand, and said "Go
away from me don t want to have any,
thing more to do with youf'
We might relate many other incidents
which have come to our knowledge, and
will, hereafter. Our readers will draw
their own conclusions from what we have
related.
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OUR CHURCHES.

INSTRUMENTATION .strset.
Preaching. Sabbath at ioIs a. H., and ~ p.n.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday at N p.s.
sunday sei,oi,5 p.s. J. n. Lsnsdea. Super.
intendent. Rev. c. II. Yoerx, PAster.
HErHODfsr-Cor Eighth and walnut Ste.
Pftaching, Sabbath io1I a. r.. snd7r
Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7xp.n.
Sunday Bcbool , P.n. l.. W. Stilsell, super.
intendent. Rev. y. l.. THonrsoS. Pastor.
CHURCH or THE REDEEMER-(gpi.copaD
Morning prayers. Sabbath Io,I A.. n.
Evening prayer,.7,dr. n.
Sabbath school, "a. n.
Rev. Ma. CoAs. Recter.
ST. PATRiCR's CHURcH-Jor. Ninth 81. and
Washington Avenue.
Public Service, Sabbath ~ amt ioy. 49,
vespers, arr.
undsy School, r.s.
Service every day, sr.s.
Rev. P.J. 0'HALLonAs, Priest.
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN NAsSOCIATlOS--Rsg
uiar meeting second Monday each month al tie
Prayer room u the Presbyterian Church
Weekly Prayer meeting, Friday. 7h ,. ~, at
he Prayer room Of the Presbyterian church.
e. PAEsoss, President.
AFRICAN ETHoDIsT-Fourteen,h. between
Walnut and Cedar.
Services, sabbath, II A.s
Sunday School, lxP.s
Class 3Ps.
SECOND fREE-wILL LBAPTlsT-Fift-enth 81.
Preaching, TX r.x. Rev. WIN. Jackson, Pastor.
between Walnut and Cedar.
Services Sabbath, N and p. ~.
Rev. N. RIcKs, Pastor.
FREE-wILL Baptist HOME hIssiUS FUN
DAT scHooL-Corner walnut and Cedar Ste.
Sunday School, ga. =.
FIRST YREE WILL BAPTIST CHuRcH-Cur-
U's Barracks.
Bervicss. Sabbath II A.. H.. ,. =. sad N r.s.
Rev. Wa. kEILnr, Pastor.
viRs7 MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURcH-be,-
vesn 10Th and ilih streets, near Cedar.
Presiding Sabbath ioh a. ~, and * r.s.
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday evening.
Preaching, Friday evening.
sabbath S'hool, ~ y. =. John Van Baxter and
Mary stephens ssuperintsndents.
Rev. 7 J. sHOKIs. Paste
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STATE OFFICERS.

STATE OFFICERS.
GoyernoS. John NJ. Palmer.
Lisutsn Governor. John Doughsrty.
Secretary OF State, Eiss.d Rummel'
Auditor Of State, c. r. Lpp,ncou,
State Treasurer, +. y. Bates;
sups. Public Instruction, Newton Baieman.
CONGRESSMEN.
hn.tors-Lymsn Trumbull and John A. Logan.
Bsv, ,,resentAiive fsr the State at Large.
Rep dse.
rebs.esen,ative Thirteenth Dstrlct-John M
ME-
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AFRO, ILLINOIS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 4. 1872.
SECRET ORDERS.
THE MAsOSs.

THE MAsoNs.
CAIRO .CosxAsDERr, No. 13.--stated Assembly
the Asylum Mason; hall, first and thrdLsst.
urdavs in each month.
CAIRO CorScrL. No. 24.-Begular Convocation at
Masonic Hall. the second Friday in each month.
CAIRo CHApTER, No. 71-Regular Convocatioh
month. '
CAIRO Lopax, No. 237 r. "A. N Regular Com.
municatlons at Masonic Hall, the second and
fourth Mondays OF each month.
Della LoDoE. No. 5Gs r. 3 A. M.-Reguiar Com
muncations at Masonic Hall-frst and third
Thursdays in each month.
THE oDD-YELLows.
.ALrxAsDER LoDGE, 22i.-Meets in OddFellcw's.
Hell, 10 Art"r's Building, every Thursday even
nR, at 7o'clo.k