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Wene y Yasing, De. $,1g68. m g*,i tostae. . Te diS of 2ve, , and 4ne extr gosperalb. Me of tee $2,OA eb, eztre copy of 14 "' etk the Lif at JeMo Dae, ... large, bmadeoe volume. CtPbe of twuty at $4. an etra of pe ' as wwes get work n the war, f. 2 1o iu ' t rum en, of t iies, or ne 1r1 s1.60 fo ead $1 for wna stm f Inti; lerai dadeotios for quar. Le, iaVr 7eety or yryaeremet. S,uiR a etotopaa i add be qk4e l ' nark. We have oested by the Pres -ftie idWj%t- Cen@ 'ge*ocratid-Ciub, to ' tutgiskg41obs ibt-:-eed# g *ill - b Sen sate day Iap4i iaearaeol delired that each *1sh*anpet less than-ten delegates to -said -agtin. BnsigetS of tpe utmost rtance will be .tnsacted, and It is -Oa the Clubs Iy'af nanbefnathed. ihi sd.w:*sri ibs session est one essiMais .thing-edmpished as yet. sA1sM i ay.r the Brat-two of three da ttere :was no. quorump This * most rapp"Able, s it was supposed pa t ieaber fcom A. to Z., wold 4e ' been up tirmo. Tce body is d ' hr ietly ae aed ii resolving'and ap -4 Aantf6Simitteea ttdaug eatogies e d eseratibn of rted ond darkics od,.f. " - wVnBo ^e tigg aq aske us on, an. ta' r fie, Lipes eeT day, . t ,weU borer? . how. dg s; he e?4andhbat'is his price ? We take, o malc ?e aenoaaicement that gentleman s o siouefy,'tooted for, is wY"',f. C.; harf a ktter from tsaeri aarflhobe h-et*lhs that otmwwased WMeold not 4pwIill e!g4 ensras# 3 tm s$pcy -t 8 us whe t, A et srintorme4( 4 n4 im dKto?.** ten ir.'Stowe %ues seuswtiefno# ~ ~i4 a~ gibein M'e e de ,~ui~4qni!~te vasit of the -pavty of me en-gtf*f thiNState4 a tbuy lsnd, osetge, -to o faild b ate piscs *trha3*inbid tbhid ped. Wewant e a ulw sies4 ~todE td e dinces g V aYseyisestaviLhlye Spen iro endetsndwef e0 istitir, a6 T ~isiam4ha wd trilaNil ~~diretmbing auc -- 7er dqparen of tkouijgss wga ~and moY: , and avigaspra oB 'I~*~i( o*i i alli a to be 6,edg iikg 6Va Iger itaT, d know fto dag, ex - mm*W~iWel -ae'are tece at hem., aheadantly suUddent for'eve,y, idt@tgth@od4n bar *W~S9 gueg de, -g:is erace~ W the m-i e f epital * e.tp.:i id t proA ,* n$t'fmiirbRi si',bWidfor1s es% Mnet te -mRitia of~ capia 'V~rj4iso. Store anon. V? CIAS s CoDIGI--It i( htardly uessay fressindoultdeiiaders that I~eb.MgtheyR tehrtbat ge Obri i(t Vrline tso l asen ilsshee er o ialuablIe as. a pars aussisition to Burke's Weekly. r4~Int insure its visits erery week the eliround 'Think of this when you go agimoneffor Christmas and New 440 peenets. *ARatas whbse. luireau are rnot now }~ming thqWeekle, will do well to send us $2 for a year.. i.ubscription. It will gve. the children more solid enjoyment t ian $0worth-6fariything else you- can bwy ~Vthem. All who send $2 by the rafhaSary wiWteeeiye the Decemsber Address J.'W. BuIrke, Macon, Ga. P residet Johnson has completed the rough draft of his annual message, and e'b.ongestalata himself upon the fact that it is tobe hislast. He says that so man hap ver ..smrrend.ered offBcihaT re enisibilitity with.a moiety of the ples -ist wlith uBich he will vadate-tt.e Presi denta chair. His message uilIvindicate, at much length. the past noliey of his In this, their Holiday Number, the publishers have achieved a brilliar.t suc ss. beautiful picture of "Robert igt land Mary ; the Cbarm Aac-.iI &ld 4* oa a" , sa tht Lion - 4 iy ,id as a te; band ae r "n $ d ; Crisbas' Puing wood-cot-what an array of attractions to begin with ! The music-"Oh, Speak thoed Words Again !" from Byron, will P 1e e the b oungladiea agd , literary. tter is superior, even for this maga zine. "Fleeing from Fate"-a splendid story, by Louise. Chandler Moulton, is C-ncdded ; anTthee is also a poem by the same lady-"A Timely Christmas Voice." Mrs. Harriet Prescott Spofford intr1titesone of her best stories. Miss Douglas cmcludes "The Dearest For Wn! in a way that every one will like ; an 1rs. iosmer,Jrs. Trowbridge and Sophie May, make out an. unequalled ist of writers. The prospectus for the next year .con tains unequalled inducimrris to new sabscribers, and we nsvise our readers toaa fer' a spxitten-uimber (which' is kiviished gratird, and-Avail tfieilves . tha . Pb.hers'.- munific.nt offers. 1re.$enry Wood, the celebrated author of.'at!jynne," is also announeed for a wIal novel .for next year. Published by Deacon & Peterson $19 Walnut street, Philadelphia, at $2.50 a year (which also includes a large steel en g'aring.) -Four copies, $$6. Eight (and oie gratis), $12. "The Ladys Friend" and "Saturdaj Evening Post" $4.00. MR. Bnowxxis's . PAztsn."-I der this title The New York. Observer is publishing a-serial story, to run through a large-part of the niit vo iune. I t is rAtten bb'the adthor'o'tbe Pr tufe, "The pmritan of 1808,7- "Win a-id Wear," " irding on the - Armor-," &c. Tire story will commend itself to ministets aad all. rligiousr readers, by -its high 1iterary character, its decidedly evan gencalLone and spitit, and its grand ob jet~t illustrate the wonderful worIing 'eYivine Prtidence in defence of the ri4 td fd$ingtaug t t oe'ci,n-" et the weke7 All ew su s4t ers gp th stoge&ompleie>ee pftipectu fior(rtcA."-This favorite ju 'nhe liet-odical enters ipon uit third yer'gi-etly enfarged and Improved. It iteIdedgy 'the most va'ried, and, in m'dngespecti, tihe~t;of fil- thie ljes, anA .'e3 epayf the ingsteh of' e 4;rlium~ nqwied r at&pssso.s 4 diagatn coainy6 a sfuli-ae4 pat-' ten for cgtti4ou.t Lhe body of aChrists inas doll I's one of the attrzactions of the~ p'resent nombri, which' is, oiherwise, initof god tilirgs. Subiscribe for' o3su. boys anid girls, $1.pfinfim,' with, a premum. Pu511ewtion OSce, 473 Broad~ TDri YMomisr.-S. f'. Taylor's lNie Mftten*e11t-for December .is ~ ae'knowr .es o Mgisteesignlsvier - idIeiand all#dpen Mp lady eita p b ' miss pn.igg equi tgrattractive and ;.pleas. upbrag4hbe great -ero ahoi ptbnedIQ4s' ' aazine.. The prce ofthe boo 3'er- sont, ,lihed t giT. ' j1r, 391 aat5St., N, L ' e. laan .sceiqnd tiairst No. -o Zell's Poular Ergloeia apd Uni-mer sdl Dictio,nary, which will embrace, bi tory, biograpphy, geogragby,seigce, arts .6# ranabage. Edited by G. Colanage, sidfbis?n4 y T'. Elrood Zel,' Pihita 9e?phia."Pri6-10 cents a liumber. It -ill be.Ig'raf,b&e to all' classes. It will be iUustraie#~with two thousand' engra ~e Ocfober No. ef Typographic Mes 'idrged fro0ta ie biiall of Ilessi Mac Kelar$ Saithid Jord'ar; 't a beautifoi ped irn~oflhe"Aft Pieserviatie." ~t emstaina.a headome seri.esf' new type As haders, besldsmoeb a'ttar of in As~* to Abe ecsic. Published from *fogp#rp, O0ez& 814. Sanusom St., EN ~gHio-9y VIsoit, t he'Itle of .besotifulyilustrated magazine fot' the lttle f &spabilied bys Daughaday & Becker,.424 Walnut street, Philadelphia. It centains a vast amount of useful as welles entertaining inteligence. A WELL MERITED OoNPU.IENT.-We fnd'in tthe Waihalla Cou'rier, Wtilb6 27th insa,.thlloig prgraph, w-hieh we .transfer to our coluns,~ as a.just t:ibutf'o a highly deserving officer:j the GreenviHle and"d umn'ia, and the Bue-Ridgeo Railways, as~ th'e p-eat juthlic gngrally, .uho mjay tiranseahuinlesryor take passage on t.he said, ;oa4s, ma; .well be ednbgratulated n the fact that Mr. James 0. Meredith is 8pentitendit of theso.lines. Mr. Meredith is a practical man-a rai road wan-an energetic. 'bhoobgh going business ,man, and a! though he is almost as reticent as Grant, and makes but few words answer his purpose, it is nevertheless patent to all who know him, that whenever he moves, he mean.- business, and the great i. terestsn.ler1 his direction feel and show this fr'om "the ea'pitsi to the mountain terminus of our reas. With the Blue Ridga completed, and 'such a man as Meredith to run the jnachine, the country wil.l stand a good' clhane of a healthy reconstruction. * Am,ESTooMS1 A SHwIPIN PORT Quxcz WOR..Two hundred and Gfty bales of cotton were shipped fromi Selma, Alabama, on Friday and Saturday 20th and 21st November,.ea ivrd in Augusta on the evening of the 28d, arnd left for Charleston: were landed.here on the 24t,, and left the city-by steamer Charleston for New York that afte rnuoon, and 'will be landed in New York on Friday morning, the 27th--less than one week from Selma to New York -by way of Rome, Kings ton, Atlanta, Augusta and Charleston. The Edgefield Advertiser states that D.4. Fork tgliving at the "old Landrum - 45ter;with six negroes were arrestet Wednesday last, igd aiL. 4~is charged ,png +6'negres around med, d under constant drill . mgroes *estdffe.gart of the ga ic a cited to kiliTrtain of his n ers. Tbe An'en inteligencera N. ncea the nfTncholy fact, that Capt. P. K. Norris, a highly respected citizen of that -townwa-' seed 1rbifft ssingtie authorities to arres$ two young -uen, one of them a Tennesseeai. The charge upon which the arrest was attempted is not knoyvn. TheAbbert le Baimer, tfiat dn Monday evening last, a barn in rear of the resi.lence of Mr. Burt was discovered to be on Ur2, but was extinguished be fore 'ruch damage was done. It was the act of an icendiary. Last Thursday our business neighbor and cotemporary, John G. Bailey, Esq.. -Associate Editor of the Enterprise, com mitted matrimony by taking. to. himself a wife-a young lady of this District very highly esteemed for her amiability and generous accomplishments. .GruenviHe Mountaineer. The Spartan says: "we are pained" to chronicle the assembling of this body of which, if it is a body, a few Democratic gentlemen ari the head aid -brains. Al. lusion is rag to the Legislature. James Dudlev,sq., a young I.wyer of Conway boro', was drowned .a few, days ag by the upsetting of a boa. 'A band of ariner negroes robbed Mrs. Jordan-, of Dalington Diskict, ofr all her hogs,,a fen nights since. Ex-Governor Pickens is. said to be dangerously ill, from infianunation of the langs, at his hone in Edgefield Distric, General,, Grant is forty-six years of age. -Charty gives itself rich, but covetous ness hoards itself poor. The Grecian bend has now added to its attractions1he "Roman wiggle." Wefmourn-with Brigham Young. He has lost a wife1and is one-sevepty fifth if a widower.' The eensus Of 1870E "it is said, will shW the population of the United States to be forty-tso'million.. A,tan tried -to'killhimself with -land_ anuw, ip. Buffako, N. Y., a few.daysaince. becaugeiis wife aslfe him for joney. The 11 .mackerel fisheries-ii Nova Scotia hav-ebeen almost a tot-al failure, -nd distress in consequence-ia apprehen ded. this winter. * Jhg stpHouse in Newr- York payg $9/2,000 per year for butter, $8,000 ror flour,11f50,000fb?met$1 ,000 for eg $14,000 f?1 milk-va eamn, $500 for fric tion wat ces, $14,000 for-gas, and $l4;O0 for coal. IHIc[lrown, VA., Novem)ber 25.-Chiif Justicie 'Chise, this morning, decided tbat.tha frow-cad oath should not'bo ad ministered to giaand j:lry:men,. as it rather hindered than furthered th'e ends It i.- understbo I tha't Gei:eral .Grant ~wi Luut miaee:n-eXct' m 'ed r, p fi es' ti; military operationis du-i ing th%.past.year, but wilV trans~mit the reports of the vn rign'ydeparte*tn'and 'diltrict"boinmn ders, with~ a short: letter tailHng, attentioni to certain rcornmencFdations. and: .agges tions in suah re#dits. - . EXnavrtiirmenn the Lopd'on Ti nes seou sly noar~I 'a re i og with the snodest requesa. 'ah,:give -me back bait yesterday !" A cornparnion tc;the above, "Oh, eduldyou spare to:'moriow?" .sin preparation,. t'be afteridb1ioow ed by the sequel lyric of "Yqp; baarit got a oh a thing as ne,xt k. aboet you, have-o .O 1 - A German in New Albany, I diana, -has uha he c3AII a "dunnnl6ek' in his window. On its top is a fat-.auid joly-lookin-g Tuto, who holds. a fork in-his hmnv'. By an ine 0i crontri Vance the fork, at. the enid t each miintet,4ps into a di.4h of dumplingsh carsies one of ihiii t&rthe inouth of 4he Treaon, , wh swaNoiat-with a chokiig gtiGgeid a seraa motio.f his'glass eyes. THE OsCo4N SAL[sATe ac ATexskxainuar advaes thEdlolwing. idea, and we earnestly.orge its adoption by our. planters, as the e2xperiment-would be whdlly 'iefesve, and mig'ht-we are inolisdtythink would-mccometiid that tuost 4lesirable result, the utter cde stdtion of Iie. cotton 'worm arnd ita' ."It is said, the the eggm'o$ the eotton worm are de.pojpited in;he cotton stalks. Roastedegnirilliriot hatch. Burn your coten -stalks shism witer, planters, and see if you are not free fromv~ -t4is terror nexL summer." . . Another writer makies aseissilug getion, via:..ploughvup aHl totton lands during the winter,.and espose.the - gg there deposit ed to the action of frosts. a-mefh,'is is tho~nght, will destroy them Nahing would.b. -lost bytr-ying -both plans. The Her ala~ publishses- the -Tollowing wpecial despatch: In conversation a few ays ago, General Grant .expreqssed his inpression ~that the result of the late election had quieted dlown. 'l1e stt te of feeling througho.ut-the eniurttry--uId .pro' duced a condition of sober,ad contented acqiescence, in t he desfared will of the majority, and that an improved tone in the political, as.a el.1as in other relations oflife, will soon be made mlad(est. When he made- use of-the expression Let as have peace,>' he sineoerely meant it, and he apprehended no trouble in any section of the country, under his ad ministration ; while at the same-time the rights of all classstnd asll communities shall be protected ngnd preserved. Re ferring to the fourteenth amendment,he said, Kentucky .and Maryland would suffer a loss of representation, after the next census, idthey refuse to-allow negro suffrage, in. accordance with the pro visions of that amendment. It will be a bitter pill to them, observed the Gen eral, laughing, but they will have to stand it. - The coroner's jury in tho' case of Mrs. Hill, who was murdered in Philladelpia on Sunday night, have returned a verdict charging the commission of the deed- on George S. Twitchell, the son-in-law, and Camilla Twitchell, the daughter of the LOCAL un REV. RIcHARD FcaxAN.-Wege pleased to notice the arival of this diatinguished uinister, iJso spiritual contAol p ;ki. Bapti wg-eg tio6fz is pla+t _y his liors be l of' ruts BdxMGI 21E0ts m~ Satq r4 'ght iei mss oeate - store room -of Mr. Z. . White. The rascal had previously stolen his safe key, and on the night named tried, by boring the main entrance door, to enter and e Tiir7 TI' iTtempt was ?a e jberTive, go*evrergt the ti,iefbeconn& ala'rmed. Subsequently, through fear of punishmeat, the safe key was returned. The wouldbe-bu is a freedingn. Monsieur $cl odair's new oven, is a most admirable and convenient contriv ance, and We are cenviace, as will any one else be, who examines it, thlat by its aid he.can bake to the desire of ;au, and give the utmost .satisfaction. We have had proof of its excetlnt ggalities, and of Monsieur's genius in the culinary de parttnent; and therefore cheerfully re commend him as being fully om,petent te furnisb anything called -for with sat isfaction and despatch. No weddiilg or other party is-cotnplete.without thae as. sistauce pf Mo4sieur 8,. Among the -new cards of this issue will. be found one from Mr. Geo. 0. Rob. inson, of Augusta, Ga., with ;whoni, we are pleased to. notice, is associated one o1 Newberry's .old citizens, Major W. G Glenn. This combination of business talent and experience is exercised in the successful carrying on of a generiij and extensive Grocery-and Commissidn busi. ,ness ; we recommend the house, and th< gentlemen to the favorable notice Of plan ters and others visiting the city of' Au. :usta. _The double advantage here.' pre s.:nts itself of laying in choice suppliei *and meeting with an,. old fiiend and clever felow-?j.' Glenn. DRovE HOGS.-A drove of. 10 fal hogs were landed from the G. & C. -car on SaturdAy: evenig last, trid great wal the stir in consequenee, not only amon4 thebogs buihmongtbe boys. On Sun day instehd-of going to chueb, a harg pomber of personsawrent to-th pens,. (en with the intention on-the Morrow t buy, many merely "toiopk ad -wish. I weud be impossible to Opict in, A shodi !ocal paragraph the supreme delightwhicl sat on th4 coon tenanees oif those who wer lungry for the advent if this the rsi >dr4ve. -'Thdie'tiio had money and in tasded Pylmy; t'eslitud heaviness of hear ktWhe prics as'<ed, 12 e4hts, while th~ose wh~o had no mon=y and nbapresent -lop1 of buying, tL.uught the flgui:es ressubli and4the Wtos fine. '' . S-rEEP, 1 N HE"YY.-A cruel 'conspi raey' againefthe iee, happiness ant dignity of a citizwn- of Newhe:+'y Wa' revealed Iast'*etk The"wicim is th~ amiable anid belovt-d locah. On Mcnaa he was.told in ang unferJing mnanne' bj a slab-giiled son tof .a woutn that he lo1ok 4ille hie l ot slept in ii ce..ight$s VVas a.ske<r on Tuesday if he had swal lowed a d6oke4 stick ! WVedniesday iba - eresembled a ihad in June i On Ttiurs ~dy aAhedWrhebhad anything to eat al his bouse! O&Fiidky-told that bs look *4.like -the ai who banght an elephan' ~3Jappew not;what to d9with-it;.mndor bs p dag nte..hb d . I nountain ogiRs back, dog afij i.'s borne in the mekest manner, app tat~ hIb'r tne locaI w,ult have retaine,d thi fiuag Into biA:tssth or1 Sataireay1'thi he was gro*ihnfr1t' Richi-theun ki$st~ ent4f *31 0 for a thosnd:ten men made pe*fect .forgivp4be iousl foi getting mad. He aroselti W'rath~, sy4 'in fine grnzy, rolling, and looking for a uomn.t~at'ftie'deluded creature *rhp da red off' the i,'.;ntkbac~k o,ercone. Pity hY horbi. The town marsha wiThd4re a service-if he break this vil~ 1. reer.with pleaan a, o the egyd o - Sr. Jas. Alla'n, importer.and dlealer it Watches, Clocks and' Jerefij, Charles, Attes%on id callAd to advertise'ment o Mwr . NB. Forrest'oh, of Dh:frleston; job ber and dealer in t43y*of alli desE'riptions a~d faney work generally. - 'The house of -Messrs, Robt. Stewart d Co., cow - bIitely groans under its great pressure of goods, We -have not seen s.u.eh a varied -accumnulation since -the good old days. Look:in.:friends, and saisfy'yourselves. -Capt. W. H. Wgb is but in characteri which tell of a large st6ck, in all grades and lises, to be sold cheap for cash. Look at Drs. Pratt & Fant's inviting bills of fare, and -you will surely find enumerated-sme- irticle n,efed;~ al home. - See advertisement of Messrs. 'Paysin ger & Wilson, who have now open ar ~xtensive stock Groceries,- at the stor< formerly occupied by G. D. Smith. Lovelace & Wheeler, are again before the public with several notices, the chie and most importa,n4 of which is, thai they offer their prints at fifteen ceunti per yard. Think of this. A singular freak of nature was seen ir -an Arkansas town recently, in the shapi 'of a umay with~ three ears; one on erci side of his head, and a third-which be. onged to another feItonv-between his teeth. NBW3ERRY, December 1.-Cotton activ' It.is strange to see with what carelesvness some invalids attend to their health. They will procure a box O F. at Bitters, which ought to be*elsup4n a moath or six weeks, and upon Ingu1ry, ;itsound that hae *9d only two, ofttree bottles. days they hait usea : acc ording to is directiot , and.dthersbave n6t touched t The whOle trh : s been irregular, and course S5 fs tbles liijas come 6om their se. If #t be true that "what is worth doing at all, Is worth doing well," how emphatically Is it trueIn'tiatters relating to the health. A few bottles of Plantation Bitters have often wrought wonders, while in.- i ns ' aly 'b~e6 subdued after weeks of resistance. MAG OLIA WATER.-Superlor to the best imported German Cologne, and sold at half the price. At15 cents per yard, At Lovelace & Wheelers. Dec. 2 49 A Bargain, A Bargain. As we have disposed of all our live stock, in the way of Boise flesh, we now propose lb sell - 'Three Buggies, One a Strong 'Buggy, suited for a horses, and one almost new, and or.e eatirely 'new. Aeo 5 pair of Second Hand Buggy TIarness, all of which we will sell at a bargain. LOVELACE & WHEELER. Dec. 2 49 2:. Tobacco, Tobacco. 10 Boxes - Median, Good .ant Fine T OBAC.CO, now in stgre and for sale at very low prices by LOVELACE- WHEELER. Deo. Additionss We are naking daIly additions to our varied sto&' of Dry Good, Shoes at AN] Ffnhe Steck of Groceies. All fresh and at log prices. DPon't fhil to cull and seeifor vdura 'ves. LOVELACE & WHEFE,ER. Dec .249 2t. Pute Whrite Wine Vinegar, ". Cider 4 Worcefsrhir Sauce, Jiohn Bull Saute, French Mustand Black Pepper, lispice, AT~ PRATT &' FANTS dec 49 ' IRUTG STORE. Extracts for the barrdkerchief. .lologneWatcr, . Teilet powdet Powder Puf Boxes, Fancy Soaps,. -* Doma.des1 . - H air Brushes, ., r.cooth Brushes, IWith aflne asortmentof 0$ alRktada, jus& received, and 90lt4LE1T HEAPs AT PRATT & FANT'S Dec. 2 49 tt. DRUG,SIOBE. Car wile & McCaughrin - HAVE JUST RECEIT 3) 25 ps Prints,--at reduced prices, 5 " Salem .Teans. :: ALSO New Orleans Molasses, English Daizry Cheiese, i Bbls. & Kits New Bay Mackerel, Powder, Shot and Caps, Mute and Horse Shoes, Horse Shoe Nails, and Axes:' Dec. 2 49 tf. A Card. Circumstances beyond my control have caued the suspension of the Charleston Mercury. But tile public should not be led to the conclusion that the pap-er is extinct. Measures are afoot for issuing it again on a substantial basis ; and it is expected to put it forth in a style that will satisfy every re qirement of"a nf-st-class Southern news paper. . R. B;. R HETT, Jr., .Proprietor of the Mercury. eD2c 4 2t. Notice. All persons having demands against the estate of James Moore, deceased, will pre snt them properly attested for settlemen.t to J. T. Peterson, on or 'before the 1s't of january, 1869, and all persons indebted to said estate,- will,mnske paymentt'o R..S. WHALEIY, Adan'r. De. 2. 49 m. NEW STORE, ~NEW. STOCK,, LOW TJICEU. NMSINGEK & WKON Respectfully info:-m their friends and the public generally, that they have opened in the store formerly occupied by G. D. Smith a-generat assirti-ent of GROCERIEX, SUCH AS Bacon Lard, - olasseg, Flour. Sugar, Coffee, Vaekerel, &c. Together with Bagging, Rpop, Trace Chains, Spades, Axes, Yarns, Cotton Cards, Oenaburgs, Honmispa's,. - . Tob ees abd Segars, And a Iarge variety of other arti cles, such as are usually kept in a first class grocery store. dec249V., NOW RECEIVING And in Stor, AT W H Webb's No. ~l MollOhon Rows A Large and Superior stock of Embracing every-article in tha lipe, oge iher with a hbevy lot of choice of every grade,idsl M B'OWTS ANII SHQ-, afrd. many' otber- things not: ennraetated. .Which wIIl be sold OHRAP foi- CASH! Usuanl advancerm'ade on Cotton shlipped to Messrs. Rrodiet4Jo., -CharleFten. -Alo sells Exchanage on Charles'ou. dec 2 if T. -P. Forewton, Jobber aind dlea1er in GERMAN, FRENJCH, ENGLUSH AND AMERICAN TOYS, HIosiery, Trimipnings and Faney Gotois, Masical Instrumnents, *Fir&worls, and Yankee Notions so Fsio,abe mperium.~f Desigftsfor Stamping, BraMding & Embroidery -CoAsantly 6and-a argeand W.lt - - -assarted stock oft - Braids, French Embroidery, aCpt ton and Linen nd,Silk Fi ss, Dec24t0 * Baker & onceotier, MAIN STREET, .Respectfully inform z maiy sustemets aotheprblk geneda that his KWN*# Bake Oven is now completed, and by it conve'ritent ar in, hlsa line at the.shiortesLgpossibla saihke, such as Cakes, 'Pastry, &c., in satisfactofy and handsome style. Parties and Dia~nerd~ furnisheG atthlort'est notice. - resh brea4. -pie anda eake ont .hand. Meals served at.any hour. a l Fish, oyters afud gaine dag be'had a l times.oi#h OitsSon Thankfuzl for past favoy : oiiAacn tnuanee of thfibera patronage heretofore betowed. Dec. 2 49 if. Importer and Deraler in. line Watches, Olocks, Jewelry, $i4ver and Plated Ware, Spectacles, EGasses, Fancy Goods, &e. No. 307 KIng Street, CHARLESTQN, 8. C. WATCHES, CLOCKS and JEwELEY RE PAIRED. - dec 21y Lost! Lost!l Lost9r stolg.bout the 12th or 15th inst., - the following Notes below mentioned: One Note dated November'oth, '1867l, on J. C. Hill, for 87.54); one Note dat-ed 'Oct., 15th, 1888, and payable 1869, 177.50 ; one Note dated Oct. 15th, 1868, and payable 1870, 177.50;; one Note dated Oct. 15th, 1868, and payable 1871, 177.51. These Noteswere given as guardian of James T. Vaughan, an~d all persons are warned against trading for either or all of them. G. C. R!DLEHUJBER. Dec. 2 49 6t. Immigration Notice. ..r. Bruggeman, agent of the Newberry Immigration8Society,the public are informed, will leave here for NIew. York City, on -the 8th inst .,.and it is requested that alI parties, farmers and othei-s. whb desfre laborers for the next year, will communicate with him between this and sale day next. It Is im portant that he have the names of all such, and the number wanted, b'that time, T. S. BOINEST, n~. 24 it.a Pres't. L. S. NEW GOODS!? New Goods ! I PIe subscribers have just reeved one of the AIGET & MOST AlE Stocks of Goods ver before offered in this market, reoently >ought in the northern market, af Grea, CelyOS Gretl !d uced Prices, ad will be sold at a Very SW11 ill we ask is enexi The stock is too extensive to admit of a numeration, and is co i eit "e eARn&LiI seys,-KS5'#; Sattinets, Flan .u r ~some snpfr J SilJs, Alpea s Poplins, new style, Ribbons, Hdkf. $ r qvg,fhaw,. Qovewe s," beat e the ,w ;fas$b t USEFUL OR : RNAUNTAL, Dec 2 3t ,,pOoper'e-Wawae0 -'nbi, BuekEtD ae g, i rns, BIaif Bushels, ek _ Juhst'in by. R'TT Paper, Pens ait Vi4i. A nide assortn e t, n valietiese, - R."ft A . Groceries ,le Sugar, Vff, Tea, inaiz, k p., 1aokstij, Ljgicops ' Tweine R. S.EW . Hollow W, 5&ens; ots,"i etr,'iv-; a,fua ssor...a R anf=1Wm . Sundriesbm Elina~ 4sen648eg g ~hbigand Brkige, excfrai Boam nd o I b Leather,.eloe14; Upper. Sadees, Bridles as4 Bda~r' 3rt a& variety, just received b Just ieideived h elgu i n itpe)r, by R. STMRT A ful anid ihe a estanb,n eYt An.elegant up o qjj, u pa V Lead, &e. Jus,t recive6W F* [ave tdpme*'iksePhe AM elegant a sent haederale a4at. ler,1visd~ rkSfik'tiest a ever offt'daiso Poske cSdes price, and1 varietY,soe , ' A fanl asaoisament, all peiees and~i some vers fine and large. A:' WTM - At ~*atheRIA@15 -& ONR.yrale snfreo tio opt ev an S>iu oce day, 15 dyu4anoth r.8%A ldagw and bot in a dgy; how;Sb In Wall Street; how" "C areBite ; Dae Saloons are habt eof fsnote illiaires, large Octave Volm,7) trated. The largest commisingvn u page circals, and a~ U3.0 Oznls uW on application. For fal particulars ad.i address thse lam * - In the Matter of A. A. Void Inpursuance of asn order grane Fl, nry Summer, Esq., I wili sellat Ne4br. D. H., o thbe !~Ildf &ik orDEeit iI 1. IronSaa ' C. D. SPE A RhLNA1igd.: nc. 1 2. s