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President and Treasurer
Piedmont manufacturing Company
FOR THE HERALD,
PROSPERITY. April ..3, 1874.

PROSPERITY. April 23, 1874.
DEAR HERALD In answer to the
call in the Last No., W: have awaked
and will NOW LIT YOU hear troHl u.
Ajax has been in Charleston Tor 3 few
days. but as We We're on our way to L
dinner, given in honor Of the arrival
OF Zula und his bride, We mad L glimpse
of him AZ he passed by the new fence
which Mr.. Sinelcy is putting up in
front of his late purchase, heading Tor
Major Wise's, where his better half
awaited him.
But here We are, as usual. al the
news told and 10 article. We will
particularize Zuls WAS not always
finding Il fair Nymph to write ahout
for nothing. She is here, Que Of Eir-
ginis's fair daughters. Happy us can
be. That Day OF trial' has been
successfully borne to the Sunny South.
The blessings Of heaven attend them.
see thst Mcsars. H. s. B0ozcr 4
Co.. with others, are importing the
sidewalk il front of their stores. 4
good nany places mieh, be improved
hy som" wurI. 1 !ittk more altcn-
ton t. L;:;::.in. n. strrrt> mi.!.; add
to tn i,.a:,:. - MI IT, ty-Aty ot the
place.
We u,ire thought that 4 branch uf
tn: Ne*b-my Peg Factory might b.
!u:atcd here, bnt W. t!.d :!i;t rur ;.co.
pie prci:: the bntt:r p:aI!a< to pHg*.
Vixen the rain craScs. which Ne hope
will be ere hing, we thiak the Butter
Paddle Factory Company vii! b.. Or.
eanized. This news may BE- Of some
value to your friend Of the spottcd and
dun cow notoriety. When the Com
pany is organized we will give you in
formation.
At the recent election the following
persons We're elected: y. II. Wheeler,
lutendant. Wardeus-H. S. Boozcr,
!. G. Counts, s. J. Hitler ant 4. L.
Wye. We hope to see our town con-
tinue to grow under their wise super
vision. il.
Farmers are somewhat behind hund
in planting. Too much rain. Grain
crops look finely. We hope for 4 good
turn out this year.
Yours, &C., PHI.
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Cremation In South Carolina.

It is uot generally known that Gre
nation was in one instance practiccd
III this State over eighty. years ago.
The body of Henry Laureus, IL dis
euished Caroliuian, was burned after
this manner on the llth Of December,
1892, by his sou, who in doing SO
complied with the will of the father.
The following notice Of this event
is from the Norwich Weekly Register,
published :; short time after the burn
ing:
"a few days since. departed this
life, Henry Lsureas, Esq, about sew.
epty years Of age, and his corpse was
burnt the Thursday after;h decease
This Was done by his son, at the re,
quest of his father, who made THU
reverse in his will, that unleSs his SOL
complied with this, he should be cut
short in any of his estate which wal
worth 960,O00. The ashes remaining
from. the body were taken mp aud pu
into silver urn for tl.", purpose
The reason that Mr.. i.aurens gave fol
this singular desire WIS that his body
WAS too good to be eaten. by wor.ns.
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Arkmus,.S in Tro.thIe.

Arkansas has ben on the brink Of
civil war. Ii Little Rock two factions,
one lead by Baxter ami the other by
Brooks. both If whom claim to have
been elected Governor, have been kept
from hostile engagement only by the
interference of the Federal troops and
the municipal force. 1t will probably
be spmr time before tn" Courts decide
which is entitled to the GnbernatorNl
chair. In the meantime it is to be
hoped that the people will forb'ar to.
use violence.
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the same manner as if they had been
issued or taken in reference thereto.
SECTION 3. That all acts OF parts
Of acts Inconsistent with this act,
Or repugnant thereto, be aud the same
are hereby repealed.
SECTION !. This act shall take es-
fect on and after 18th day of June
next.
Approved March II, \. D. lT4.
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h.. Tno;Sl.t,,rx, will hr nrcsruted for

Isthc Legislature, will be presented for
acceptance; also Bylaws for the fu-
turc goyerrDlen: "f the Company
adopted; and the plans and detail for
future operations more fully matured
aud deter1niucd upon. ANY Stock
holder who may find it iaconvc"ient
to attcul the meeting. will please nat
tad to be represented by proxy.
BY an arrangement anade with the
Greenville l. Columbia Railroad Con-
panY, Stockholders and their families,
attending the meeting. will be passed
over the Road, to and from Grcenvillc,
for one. fare. They can co.ue to
Grecn.illc by the regular passenger
train either OF Saturday, tie 9Th
Nou,iay, TIE l!l!I, Or Tuesday thc
I l:,ti., Of May, ant. rcturn At any t'mc
duria.: the Sau.c w:.:i; IF the meeting.
Bv instructions OF Col. Dodan!ra |.
General Suptrin. endrl't, 1T viii be
necessary lOr StIcKho!G"rS 10 state 10
the ticket agent where they take the
cars, that they are going t. attead this
meeting" in order to get the benefit
of the one-tarc arrangement.
Stockholders aud their families who
may wish to 60. will also be carried to
Piedmont by the &. Il &. r. K. on
Thursday. the l4th, and return to this
place the same day. being absent only
half 1 day. .ati allowing ample time to
see and examine the place and sur
rouudiEss.
II p. HAMMETT.
President and Treasurer
Piedmont Manufacturing Company.
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-akn these iiitterS

81 am I,,t.ftr "
EGAR DlIIhES tHc !H'>t ""'.,'1' 49,, ~. ':',,.;,.
vigoraht that ever S"S'"'Ne" ~ S'''A'''7
system: - x>.I4
no Person c:il take !hese NlItefs
according to directions. ana remain long
unwell. provided tneir bones are not de-
stroyed by mineral! poison or other
means. and vital organs wasted beyond
repair.
Billions. EieIniitcnt and lNier-
mitfent Feyers. which are so preya-
lrpr in the valleys OF our great rivers
,Lror,,hort t),r Tnir;1 States, esprcialiy
- a., >,;,.:,.s;,,,i 0i,:o Missouri
fn;, ru"~o VI ,a',,,"n ~, I,,,i,rrIand Arkan-
-. i".'T,, Eo1 C;' Cn;or.,,I, r'.,yos p;o Gronde
;,,''' i'E,'; L","' ,i,,i,:in c,~,,,ral, Do,
l':,!' ''"'''i''' t',,.:S ,r:rI,
;thoke. Jllii't:: ''ii ''!"':i oI''I'n. "'s,.
their E:!':t tf:sN;i:::cS' 1H!t"'5uo"O W.
tHtiTt cnANs! 'i'Eii:9 ilc 1",'''!'C' .'iIU
A"!nWn. anu rt":'T':'ii'E 5" @ 'l"E.!s SEA, .
sons o! uNuS'':ii !!4''! :,tN' "' .!e:n, 1to
i!lv;,r:N ..,iy Accomplished IE 2Nlch:lEe oc-
rangcmcuyS o!' the stomach ana Ever,
and other alI!3n:;!H; r::$ccr:l. In their
.,.,,,,,,.,,, , .,.,..,,,:y.. cvrrtinr 4 now
r'H .:.,., ,.,,.;n,t or-
e!iuI N!''S'''''c ''i,'' '''''' '',' '',r~ .T,
4H:!>' ! '''':'''" "''>"'t
is no r";haT}" l'* ', H%:H1Sc u eGr. ,i."uS 10
l'H. d. >:.,'I'' ~, ';n,l-
a* !'i"E WI! %::"''-''' 'ch"''" '!i' .'"! ~
C"!0r"d F!>"H! H:As''F VIII! "i''u tNe
bowels are loaded. Il the same time
stimulating Inc .rIirtiU!!5 o! tie aver,
and generally re<;"::n- the healthy
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s.rier NcntIOnS.

Nv. 1ro,.. of ,he Ncw York Legislature
has nas,.I :. ro,nmuI>orv education bill.
'N3 ,,;v.
The coiorcd mlliiII hi p:AHScn"' ".
ing up their arms by order oi lhc w ''''
,., , d. ,i,:,,,.o,,,,r Dick. war
,,, y '..t',:1. G,r..!I l,;,Ii,ls OF hrm.in be-
;,,n. >;,,rn ,,,p w.. first placed uI;u" tho
earth.
.;,,o.,, h,r ,,,, ,,.>>.I over , rorriun
r.. n,,,,,,'.,n., t,,,,.y int week. ! Mr>.
"l DaF','s'"H ,''''i'> ~ .,;,'I t.o.n fri.t;
Ht"l '""!''' nu .!''''' $780,
durihG nc S''fm'
4 Western pup"r chronicles mrr:;H=e< IN
this suggestive >tv!-: "Ihc cou"l' !r>I:vrd
themselves into 4 committee nt ~" With
power 10 I'd! 10 their nEm:;r:.
Af,,r !ou~ .:rn"..r. whrh has ilS!cd
during m.st OF hi. century. The inhabitants
o. Iceland '.ir,. - k.2.sll O.:ai:ir4 :,n!I De-
l,.rk Il icco.ni;:'n e ;;::'ir iIr;en'"mc" o!
80. Dun;>h Dir;.
=" II,,.
u = '>''''""" ''.: 80. 49,. ,,.,r
hthirH' ny '"'aind''It ''' -,
saved nrarly cU.O'I' ,UI"-ihr hc*'H''!'S VI "
rrr"!u:!on III 'hr ordinary '!>'|'n "f rN'H-H&e
OF p:o nr'iomS whose ";G "H Ni.'" O." ''l'-
Tic municipal r!cr'l"'' ~ hHscEein was
c!G>e shave, the p|Encra'i' ra:'''""'e ."' in- i
tendAn', MY ): l. A";iiN'' '';"S '''' 49,. y;
on Y"''. ''h'F 'w.' "''Iv"> "t'' =, w.
. crest OF 'Ec '"'''i ;''F' 'C'''''' ,:' ,,;,I
hH:hhcr .! E":rS' !" '''"' '>'
H''' !" "' ''c!'''
CoIuuirt Grange, III Cedar Town. "a> un;in-
im,usiv r..su;yr,I ,i;It i: j. the Sr:.c Of this
,..,,,,n H., ,h,. l,I:rs .ho,!I cl:c..I!a%,. The
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Fox she HERALD
Rev. Kr. E,ua!i'$ Lee!

An nnUrr.ia:iy.: :til,iicncr. w!!"Hc u:bthe,
lisniiicI ,!ri,rr.mrE!. III" index "i i"'.i>hcd
vul,ur,, u!nl refinement cvcr! w!ir.,'. :;:.d 50
GncUuruging I" The speaker. &rccte" the
Rev. Mr. ku;ao in hi opening: lecture ot
M0n:!:iy ai@h;--Macy, Q;rcn OF Scots. Be-
yond the expression OF personal picas"re,
We leave to more lcissIrcly pens to furnish i
lust sketch oi this deserving lecture. AL
though the story Of the gifted Mary has
been over and over again discussed and
trc:,tt,. III every possible form by minds rs
able rs Ncwberry OF other city can we'll pro-
ducc. yet flood or pleasing. wcll-sustained
interest WIS thrown around is treat m@nt
in the lecture OF Monday might. In some OF
its passages, this lecture-ior beauty or INA =
scry-sraphic 'icscriptiom-h happy grouping
OF idcas-and profus"ly rich classic expires
Sious, II it did not attain TO the Very highest
standard CT the ..bcautiiIl aud trlc"-yet
all things c0Msilcrcd--its historic truth,
fairness, liber:tlity. AMI caEdor would be
difficult TO excel. Enchaincd attention,
unhrolcn interest, accompanied the Kew.
Lecturer throughout from beginning TO final
close. The delivery was respectable: the
erunciat!on clear, distinct, penetrating, yet
Mt times less of the to:.c OF the modern pull
bit, and more OF the cnliu>cd, impassi ones
strain of the orator could not well bc es-
tecmcd Il defect in 4 Lecturer. The historic
painting OF Mary, ~ treated, exhibited ap'
propriate arrangement, and artistic skill
throughout Its tinting wsIS suggestive or
bcauti iul Italian skies: lis blending OF ilsnt
IN Il shade WAS pleasing to mental vision;
vet the picturc 20 bc iGlE true TO us @titnH
historic prototype an:l the calm unblasseQ
verdict OF sympathetic humanity, lacked
one great scene i'll .hr closing act o! Tie sud
drama, the touching story OF the lie OF Ma
/ ~, the beautiful Queen o; scots. the we'll
timed, DiouS. kindly effort. OF her cc"S.ll,
Elizabeth, OF England. when that !air, bead
tii,l. helpless, yet heroic form WAS Inlo low
uDon the fatal block-hrr immortal spirit
about to win. its flight into the presence OF
Him who gave ito Change the iallh OF
Mary, the proud head 0l the house OF me
Stuart-thc conviction OF ccntrr!os-thc
priced inheritance OF ages.
It is gratifying TO the friends OF the EcF.
Lecturer and the lovers OF historic tru IN TO
know, that he rn-@ superior 10 considering.
james anthony Fruudc ~ authority IN any
thin1 pertaining 10 the life or sullcrlhSs ol
the Gifted MNry. Queen OF Scots.
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TINE Is MoSEY.-Thc old fashioned man
Ner of building houses, aud waiting for
months for Sashcs, doors and blinds % sea-
son is obsolete 4 live enterpriSing .naa who
reads The newspapers, and keeps posted
abaut matters and things, will make an esti'
mate OF what is required in the house he is
abou, to erect, send 10 Charleston, S. c.. 10
the Builders Emporium, and have all his
Doors, Sashes and Blinds, ready to so in its
place VIXEN the weasher-bosrdipgs are put on.
Messrs. /. H. HALL s Co., the Proprietors.
have the most extensive stock of Building
Materials and Ornamental House Work. In
Guiding Waite Pine end Fancy Lumber, Mar.
DE and Narbleized Slate Nau:elS. As6astos,
Roofihg Felt; &c. Send for price lists and
tcircofals. .~;5"se -, Apr. l; l3-lm.3
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The GreenviIfe and French
Broad Rail ESOud.

Or the 18th inst: a number of dele
gates from. the Counties of Madison,
Buncolubc and Henderson, of North
Csrolins. and from Greenyille aud
Spartsnburg of this State, met at
Hendersonville, n. G., for the purpose
of organizing the Greeuville and
French Brosd Rail Road. The amount
of stock, public and private, was re-
ported to be about four hundred thous
and dollars. The following officer,
were elected
Presidrnt-Rev. J. $. Kennedy, Of
Buncombe.
Directors-E. j. Aston, +. R
Hampton, R. B. Vauce, Of Runcumbe
H.. X. Gudyer, q; Madison V. Rip
Icy, z. W. Taylor, j. D. Hyman, r
". Allen, G. ". Fletcher, of Hender
son.
These men are to 60 to WORK al
once aud select the best and cheapcs'
route to the Atlantic coast. Green
vile and Spsrtanbury will each doubt
less bid high in order to got the pro
posed line to run through it, and thus
secure most advantageous connection
with that wonderful country, Western
North Carolina. The prize is worth
striving for.
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EoR THE HERALD.
SALEM, w, April Is, 1871.

D.. r;n
" ""''N'' ~
raln' anu 1t SUN '''",' 10 :,.I
! c'";p'r'r ''''''"'S''''' m ~ "
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= '0'''''
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pare '"'.'' ''''' . ',,'''
'l '"' grant, ~ ' ~
?'''e'y S""Ae'' '""' "''' " -
Week before 'n'y c&" l"'0s"' ANU '
II rams '"0 I'll" p''SpS''
4 week to COME II - '''' wy o'''' ;
%''cn. ""oS ~ .,,' 49, "':"o
the "ea'nef' l"e , >'l:',' 90,
much swollen Inc i''''e o'iuS ''",'
all ceased To s'ns' S''u "0' " '"''p ~
We near from '"''a, H. ~! l. o'' "DO
gloomy "',N'u' ' 49,,
my upon '"e ''0,' ''''H w 49,
n'aA'H a"u>'' ON' NV ..y -
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we nave pu'pos'0 .O'
giving you d SNORT oSs'rI'''0I
lem, the little 'Cl'y o' re"ce' ~ l.
neat anu oen en'olp,'s'uS snn ', Sh;..nt. i
0, So'ne -'VVO "a 7,'VO i., I~ ph,a
p'eaS''''J -,;ai
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'o"'. wy h,o,+;
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o'NV a-a
DO1 az =, a., .oo,.,,: tbor, has
,,. 6r.st and
'H| h,t.I. ~ 81 south.
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, = MOS
y .a>, with so,tb-
h, oa,,o h.r. and fonnd a
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p'U rn ,dno.,,,;,. hrs;nass is
uo,o,,tod and anvth;nu from =
a-,,on,hlo
' rr, ,oro, nbvs;ciaps in
" ~ ,.,., ha;no Dr Oscar
vU""' WV" ,,r>,,, xor-],
~ ,;,res
49, n''"' A'' :. tbo
A0 mlo. 49,, Hye
s'e1'c'' "a wo,,
."u''uSs A'''s' 81. a.. ,,yo;,s flls1 hv
'"r"'S"e"' ANU Wv r"'I r. :. nn. ., =
c'''pe''''' oA,, sohoolv
tne greatest p'"''" ~ ,h;Ia :.
| nave s''' ss''' ''1''' - % +h' s.h,o,.
a member u s''"' o''c S, :.
hOan0Ae |'uu''' u " .L s., ~
'ns u, CO. so0"' r'' ,r"' - p'v,,I. w. riv.. RIM,
VIC N ,,o
s"'07 u. tl,, ,,r.,;
hne:' "1'e' p"O ~, .t '.,.,r.
INTO ''ou'' " "' ''' u,.I;n
tltul one: and goes flppllnS' Sp'' ming
over it's pebbly bed, to the murmurlne
wr<;c Of \ thousand little riils and
I,., .hot ,r.t,n.,, feed it in irs
III o...r The
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The Ui.rul; il in :lie hi.sIrs: respect Fam.
ilv NEWSPAPER. d,.vntr,! 10 the mnisrl:l IN
,rrcSts OF the ;.-oplc nf this County xnd the
SKATE. l. ci-culates extensively. and a. an
Advertising H.r.iilm ofFe:> unrIrailrd Nd.
vuuta.cs. For Terms, see i!rst page.
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.1psy S. eaESsce2Esn soa<s.
Survivors, association.

Tire Members OF the Committee OF AF'
r,,,cr,rt,,. for Tie Celebration OF the sur
>,.rrors' ,%r ,.s6r;a f;o:. 0f Ntwberry, are r','
ou,.;rd to r,ce; st N$yes y Nar''"S ; h"iI'
" ~, c,tu:lay, I'd n:E.Nny, at 10 oc:oeI' 4. NJ
!. is i'm porsanr IL: ''t least one m'i""''
,,,r, y.yll Township h'' present.
J +. J. GALbH ELL,
-, 49,, Chairman.
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AN SGT TO FIX THE TINE OE hoip-
!Nn COURT IN TIE SEVENTH CIRCUIT.
Be it euccied, by the Senate and
!isusc Of Representatives, of the State
,.!Sou!h Carolina, now met and. SIT
ting III General Assembly, and by the
authority Of the same:
SEcloS !. That from and after
tie passage of this act the Circuit
Courts in the Seventh circuit shall be
held Us fellows: lst. The Court Of
General Sessions at Newbery: for the
county Of Newberv, on the second
Monday Of January, the fourth Mon
i,!;y Of March, and the first Monday
ni duly: and the Court Of Common
I'!eas at Ncwberry, for the county OF
Newbvrfy, on the first Wednesday al
,"r the second Monday Of January,
the first "Wednesday after the
fourth Monday OF. March, and the
first after the first Monday Of July.
2rl The Court of General Sessions at
Lanrcn:yilie, for the county Of l.aurens:
On the fourth Monday Of January,
third Monday Of May, and the fourth
Mocday Of September; and the Court
,l Common Pleas at Laurensville, tol
the county Of l4aorcns, ou the lFs'
"Wednesday after the fourth Monday
nr January. Tie first "Wednesday after
,he third Monday Of May, and the
c.xt Wednesday after the fourth Mon
,'ay Of September. 3rd. The Court OF
General Sessions 1T lfnionville, for the
cnrt.,v of Union, on the 2nd Monday
Of February, first Monday of June
and the sua Monday Of October; auc
H., Conrt cf Common Pleas at Union
vile. tor the county of Union, on the
.irst Wednesday alter the second Mon
,:::y of February, the frs: Wednesday
after the first Monday Of June, and
the first Wednesday after the second
Monday of October. 4th. The Court
Of General Sessions at Spartanburs,
tnr the county of Spartanburg, on
the fourth Monday Of February,
the third Monday of June, and the
fourth Monday Of October, and the
ruu.t ot Common Pleas at Spartan
burg, fer the county Ct Spsrtanburs,
oil the first Wednesday after the iourth
Monday Of February, the first " ednes'
.|sv after tie third Monday of June:
a.;d tie first Wednesday after the
tnurtil Monday Of October.
SEcrioy :. That all writs: summons,
r:cosuizances and other processes OF
wEAteycr kind, returaab!e to the
Courts Of General Sessions and Com
mlGn py4s in the counties above
naucd. be apG The same hereby made
returnable to tie co!lrts held IN pur:
suance Of the provisions. o., tbs a"t, IN
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GREENVILLE, S. c.,
April 10Th, IS

April SVtn, 1914.
The Annual Meeting OF the Stock
holders of the Piedmont Manufac-
turing Company will be held in this
city on the second Wednesday, being
the 18th day, Of May next, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ >--.. z.:.... -. ..
It is very desirable that all the
Stockholders shall be present at the
meeting, as the Charter of the Com
pany, passed at the recent session of
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u !:>-I!Irrcy Sub,'r, Bankrupt.

ia - Harvey Snb,r, Bankrupt.
r.. !.r;t-~r,;;,< ". C',ick and Y. J. Pope,
E>o". ol Simeon Fair.
l.. i.,:..u.rrr %! AL Order made in the
u!,u,r >.a.r,! case, Oh 18th april, 1874, |
MIL >..li 4: i.,:!'c a'r;inn, 20 the highest
Li,L,r, at NrshrIry Court licase,
On :hr lt Day of Jvne { SAFE Day.,
1874. 1T II w.
ali that tract o: ;lnl belor giMg 20 the Es-
tate OF li.c Sli.i bankrupt. situate in the
County OF Ntwhcrry, Oh lie Henderson
Fcryv Road, bout Il III les !t0H iho Court
HOUSE, containing
One Hundred and Ninety
Six (l06) Acres,
more u" less. and toum,rd hy land. o! VIM.
Rr;f, Henry Eplirg, Mrs. w. f. Ruff and
others.
TEAMS tx SALE Orc-haiI cash; bal
u!:ce IN uar wear :.cm day Of sale, with in
lele.t AZ The ra.. Of seven per cent per
al.nu:G, 10 be srcnrc,I by bond Of the pur-
CHASER xnd mortgage Of the premises sold.
Purchaser 10 ply Tor papers and Stamps.
Il. ". WALLACE,
L. :. Marshal.
Per a. 7. pi@EE, Urp. Mess
April -. Isl! l.-i'.
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Piedmont Factory.

For the information of those of our
readers who are interested in this mat
ter, we publish the following circular
sent to US by President Hamlnett:
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Th G. Herald. .
TINS. z. sREKEKER, EDITOR.
IRA il. JONES, ASSISTANT EDTT0R.
NEBEsERllH,S &.
, PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

WEDNESDAY,, APRIL 20, 1874
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NEWHn&KI Coz NTl.

Apr. ~, -
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One Hundred and Ninety
Six ll06) Acres,

Per 4. 7. pigEE, Dep. Mess
April -. Isl! .--il.
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No Person c:in take these SItters
according to directions. and remain long
unwell, provided their bones are not de-
stroyed by mineral poison, or other
means, and vital orgaNs wasted beyond
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On ;hr Isl Dag I Jme { (Saie- Day.,
1874. 1T II ".
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Dry SSG0tl*, dxEoceEies, sc.

Apr. 29, l.--2i.
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KINGS CREEK, NEwHEERY Co., S. c.,
April 25th, 1874.
Smyrna times., 1874-04-08

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can beat he town IN quality and pre-
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}. L. Phillips & Co. have a nice line o.
Hats. among them will he found the Prche
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very fashionable.
}. f. Phillips { Co.'S New Stock nt Srring
and Summer Clothing has arrived For beauty,
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A nice line of Gents Furnishing Good,
Trunks and NAIises at j. f. Phillips 4 Cos
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