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We call attention to the ftel, that but alshbrt time now remnils, In -which the' b1e:ets:of the Bankrupt Law, in itR -:pregnt ,jorin cnn Ike. available. After tbfjst.of Juitimary, t.he period will have expired. Immigmtion. Tho agent of, the Newberry Society, '3 Mr. Broggematn, leaves for New York hi*wegu&, .takirg with him orders for uigiratk. The Society hns done nuch fo the.district in the introduction of a h . wor king clss of laborers, but their 'means are uow exhausted, and un lesis th->se who wi.,h to secure laborers .Tkh the hecessary fnfids, their orders cannot-be filled. All who have given lytheir orders nre earnesty requested to deposit witt Mr. R. Mc0aughrin, the Treasurer, $18, for each- single laborer ordered, land $50 for every family. And thosq n ho bave not settled for immigraits already obtuined, %% ill please step into bthe Tienstkrer's oflice and dj so at once. Wi'thout 1nnev the Society's -opmt .ms mi.st re.se-out if onr cit ize:s m i ! fur. tih the imtans, the S.>ciety n ill firt) the hnborers. The Legislature. It ittiother Iluce will be fEund ia set of resolutions, oifered in thi; body. It is hot our inteuitionr, tior do we hieve that our readers wotild have vs, to fill up col. itdotifter coluin, w ith dull, flat anid unprofitable proceedings which as vet anourit to nothing, therefore we wait ,until something is dolie. One bill which 1,sa, received its second reading, and .bich, no oubt, will become a law, mny be' mentioned, and this for the pre-en. ti6h of. and pinishiment of carrying con cehled deadly weiponis. The person 'violatitig shall, upon trial and conviction, be flhed in a sum not exceeding five hundred, not less than one hundred dol. loi's, a iulsequent conviction to involve a file not over onq thousand, .nor less tlan ive hundred. The 2l.ections !--Their Trua Meaning. I a) Ader Is so.exceedingly dull as to Au11pOsO for a molient that we pro po to deliver any 'opinions upon tihe subject of' polit ie, hie has only to cons it. -- .aw iCiau mi nu.s unedL' uiruue, wI unu1 'himself Imisittkeni. JThe "'eler'tionts" to .whicht ailhi.ion ii utatde ill the capioni a 1;e; the elections imadel by the plolicy-.hold - ers in the lhiuitab.le Life Assurancte 80 ciety', of the itsrticular mode(lsI in whlich they w ill.e reetiarly apply thelir divi dendk .very policy-hiohler' in t hat pi>s j)Ctoui Comtpam.y is entitledI every year' to a dividend of the profIts of thie busi itessu- -It is onie oIf thme imerits oif :hmat in. stitt tht.Lit 4)er so~''. manyll i3 aidvant a geous trIoles of apply inig theseo d bleis, .imntpg wh:ich thet to licy holders caln each .year make their elct~ioni. Thelre are' five mtethoads, iat folion s: (I .) c large amwonit added to the psolicy; payle wi th it, ex ciiipt fronti t te1 pri:mient s.* ('2) A much Jifrgd'riioi-aitIdded tin the plolicy, andt( Paydihie 01.1y in ei i n. f death within a 8ltpulated timne. (:1.) A sum In ensh, roe. ducing tl.e pirmiumrs as long ns they are p0.. (.., Aoch larger'. sttn ini ash, reducinug he..,remtii uts for thei oiniinug y'en), (5.) "Tl'l iesseninNij of' thei n imm.r of- years't tinougiIih'it w'hieb t'pr4.utms Whkl i doniothe Coinpruny in thle coutntry -olfiers. "M i ... Jov. Scott's Mesage. *On the first page of this issue , will ble ('Ihto Ldgislature., as are 'of 'irtienlar~ interest. ' 'That thet'e ate m1any edelle it sugges'tionts conttained( in this documient it Is hinad incessaryv to-say, Ithe i'eimder iyjl,l diseoer thnat for hinktelf, eid if they' arlpa"i'4b ouAt u;ill suuserv'o the publio ligreCst..y p. ut there , ar~ obijiectionable passagesr,.which wer not exp)ected(, ontly oine of aii h htetloweiver, w.eniae to ialiude tY .7%fte1 rehear'sing the old, lugubious told oVthe killing of' the "'latnented" sen. nGr aibd rwesetitative (tvlileh acts have been universaily 'regrt'oted by our ci. s s ondpress) hto teils of .an: address to thp,IXective froma -",prominen L intdivid - ' upfrtrengoniptill furthter ou trages and a 1(jioniai,g~imts" a nd that, I,be "t,hrea.t of assaassinatlion wvasspubillded and rep ub. c delIon(ther of the addrs the6i'i's u dtbro hton:orable, high-mninded ~-and pe'ac~iAe'loiiz in th'M State. Col. A ken nmever intended to expiress any s'cM 'thrd4ti as Oov. Sept t charges htim iI' h'o pres, dl theo tigo in favor otppgee, prfIer, Ang qui,Qt, sjg nothling censurableo in his address, but on *he contIrpry only an expressiiop of indlita tio for-hln lIt dlied fo'r adn Iii(.tj ar. rat hnd imipHlionmnt; w4hich atty high tdned gentionuan would have uttuired. rQ .)pnf igo ironi1Gov. Scott, is, daleu. la} Ste p9I rankle inm thlo heart, 4n w~ro .drippejnted'In thle hunpe en 4#&ireh Qft 'the Execuivo wishued te ava d ek stefbhf'woundls of tho gast. *. a,,sbig Symipathy . - - The Mscon Ga., Telegraph has it that the author of Une. Tm. w's Gabin, .Mrs. f rietBe bher Stowe, now repents hav i 4writhin tht book, and wans to live 9 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ t ng 4,ug tkGjdN te o iil fow !ef I t o lndeir she co' 'ntimenf(41 titn'it'nen(, Mhidhas lap Into an unconquerable dislike and aver sion, and like Squeers, the milk of hu. man kindness in her bosom has all turn. ed to curds aid whey. Thus will it be Witti All'the h6 ot eim, at tile poor deluded negro have to turit back at last to his only true friends, his former mas ters. The Contested Election. The trial in the case of the contested municipal election inl Charleston, has Come to a close, the deci'si-)n being ad verse to the hopes ( f tie Pill.Iuryites, and neither havi the citizens' party gained anything for their candidate. Toe satisfaction is, however, that the city is not yet in the hands of Mr. P and his crew. The Charivston papers slate that a mandamius of Gilbert Pillsbury, has been applied for, and that the motion %i ill be mad. in Columbia, before the Suireme Court, by Attorney-General, D. T. Chain berlait. The Delegation Of PennsylvaniansI '.nd Marylanders artired in Columbia on Tuesday last The following is a list of their names: 1). Dechert and -hdy, Iloger.town <laryland) Mnil; J. M. Cooper, ;ham berslbnrg (1.) Valley Spirit ; WIl. M. llre.ii, Lebanun (P1a.) Advertiser ; A J. Steenmar, Lancaster (Pa.) Intelligemicer Will. alr r And liadyv. Hagerstownii Md. D. Strite, G r Loge IeJ,. Jon iell, D:I1a Winte.r,, 00ho Mainio, joishl Mcc;milev, M. V. B. iener, .1. M. l-'unk, W. Hitkhearl, 11. P-. Neikuk, Dir. W. T. Stolehreaker, MIS. (i1. Slefdle, Wast - in gton: ('onitY, Sl. ; II. Sy 'rS, 1nilel We l0k. F'ranklih County 11a. ; J. (". Wyntitt, Spalklil,g Cntawba Sprlilg., N. C. Election of Direttors. At a iJirector'.s Meeting of the Colrr Li, :111d .\gu1sta -Itni'krond, el.1 in Co. tlujbia, otn the third, tle f.41,wing gn. tlemnenl were elected Col. W. Johnston, of Charlotte; oGen. Wnde Ilampton, 1, I). (hilds, J. ti. Gibbe's, Ediard Hope, It. W. Joltnstol, of Columbia ; Paul Quattlebam, of Lex iog ; Edward Thomas, Josiah S:bley, If. F. Russel, (Mnyor,) John J. -Cohen, G. F. Jnekson, of Atugusta, The ineelia then adjourned. At is subsequent mjeet irg of the liiectors, Gol. Jolinstotn was re-elected President. The trains on Ihis road are now run ning through to Graniteville. The Legislature. in the report of the Seventih dlay's proeedinigs of the hou.ie, the fullowiig resolutiions ntpear introduced by Mir. 'Turner Whereus, more than three yrars lave Slnpsed since the conlu..sim, of tie war for the supirernary~ of the Govertnmenit of the Uiited Sttes , antd wherens ai large are held unider prili UI ngind. byv th n gress or I le Urnted States, h't-r:scse of thteir symcpathy for atnd participuninn i the lte witr nansinst the Uni ted Staten ; mand n htereni we re-gard the puncish~lment of this 'h:nss of 'u citizens mas hanving~ beeni equa~il to the demtagds 'f,jntieg~c, and tha t they arec willinig aindl antxious in good fithl to ren-w. thir a' lleginnee to the *lederagI lGoveriiimiet ; aint whiere;is we bei liee a courise ofl coi~tll:,tion :mdc hitr p'li'(eness is best enleuI~ ld to scre thy tlk.<rsinags oif ha:rmiony , pen-rce a un it prs lperi ty tat nil eincs-es of awu -poligt, andm wv hetreis II i.- l.:.elncy-i thti Goe norC iit, itn htis me(ssiiges to this (i,sra A ssembtIly, ha is ei inrost ly r'ecomniendled t hat ('on gress lie itlttiiorialized to) remtonve all ~iolitic-al disai i ties- froma thle ci tizenj of SnuthI Cartolinto ; I terefore, be it. Resol ved, -ily (li I Ifonse of fle4,reeien luiives of. thle State of Sut, . nrlint.tai concuri-n g, Thit w e hereby mtnemaori;ilizp the Ciongr-oss of the United Slates to re. move the p6hliical dlisabilities from nil thn citizenas or Sothi Car'oli nna now Iloritng underlt~ the csame. . On motion of Mr. Georatge L.ea, ft w-as Ie.ferred-f l-Ito h Comm atit tee ont poli tia enii disabilitie's, u ithi jastr-uctions to r; Mcr. IDoyle inttod 'cedr tihe fnliowiing fartntnmbie anrd reionlutlions,-w hiuh were re fcerr<d to lthe Cmmiitico on l-Xdocation : Mberenei,t Section (1 of detnerail Order No. I 39 11 endqarter's Second Millltaary District, enititled "'A ppr'oprinions forn the year comm nciing Dlet ohier I , I 17,"'amtirng othters, $25,000 is set npart for thte sup. pot t of free sc-hools, .which amnttt re mits in tho .TJrasury and untdrawn and whereas many teancrs in thie State, on thle fait h of an id nppropriatio'11, opened antd taught .their schools, admitting ptcoor schtolarx- to the~ fumll benefit nof intstruttion therefore, hbe if, itesolved, by the House of' Itepresein tatives, the S'enato concur-rimng, '1 lhat the Tireasur'er of iho State he nitthor'izedh and req.'tir-ed to pay over to the Schnoal Comn miissionecrs of' the various counities the pirq rota shatro of the saulid ppopriation due'0to each county'. Riesolved, That~ eaeh school Commitl. sionmer, on teceivinig the share duo to his county, shall give reasonabio notice, !iy, adver'tisemenet or other w.:Iso,,to teachers to ronder lan- their annoumtA .fpe tuition of jioor seltotars, .from 1st of October, 1867, 'to the 1st of October, 1808; and after estimnhtintg the pro tat asm due to enech, shall pany over time some in. accordnnce with tho laws hereorfore gov'erniing Comn mis.sioners of Freo Schools, except where in 'the same Is muodified by said '&dor. Sinootixo IN Ma SmoN DI)hntelT. r--Thme Mai ion Cres-ent, of t.h 2d instant, says - "A note htanded uts, addressed t 'Sheriff' Collins, informus usn that Mr. lhestor liinds, living, Wpcst of the .Pea Dece, in this Counity, ivaa shodt amnd da ngerousliy wyound ed whItle ci hits stomo, on the night of the 26th. Ncovotnomr. .Tihe assassin;~ ho as serts, wias a freedman-, whyoso rname is given to the Sherif';- 'ho cohieemiled hinm self ini the bus-bea heni" thtostoroe amid shot IIinds through tho linek do. Thela Demnocrats wore successful in the Augusta (On.) munIcipal election, on Wecdnesday--eiecting the ent ire ticket., 1Everythinetmg peasse qietl. SALsDAY.-Notwithstanding that Mon. daf4fan mostliQtering and Inclement, a la e uppber of4ersons were I to n. C g' Sales consisted I 10 , f. . irftet lf Judge 0 pf awit P0 icros, which brought ow t&of $196for'. the whole, odging to the 1ut estate, of a ya $2240; one tract' 4f 400 acres<k Q and one tract of 88 acres, $1610. Sherifl sold one tract of 400 acres for $2000. A. ACCEPTABLE PnESEXT.-q thp best and inost appropriatol'hIt presents which may be made, is a photo. graph likeness. It will do for friqnjl,.-r sweetp e;rj. And n4t lik6 o r trifes, which are often cast aside and soon for gotten, it will be a constant ieminder. lHave .Mr Wisenian to take on6 Pbeyou. His 1-icturcs are really 'excellent. lie livvs next l'or to our shantiy, and is al ways or. hand in business hourp. INEY. I. FtlMA.-We had the pleas.' ure on Sunday morning last, of hoaring this eloquent 'and Christian . pnister preach Isis first discourse, as theiri astor, to the Baptist congregation ft this place.. His discourso wia most eleitivO' and plain, dlipealing' directly to thb' heas. consciences of the.people with afid-Ifo' whom ie is to minister in spiritual tlI6gs the next year,-and we feel eonfidoht*mqt' with an earnest response. His iolosing appeul, that his bearers might stand by him, and give him their hearty co-oper ation, was impressive and solemn.' God grant that Ie many have divine strength showered upon him, and the aid of his congregation, both so feelingly pray<d fo!, that his sheavas may be mnany. A o aI MUNK.- W e have Bee ) Whift - key huilied by the wagoi lond time 'and Again, but it was generally contained in blarrels. On Friday afternoon the order was reTves, for in.vtead of the fighting fluid being in harrels, it wits in the.go;n !achls of the noisest, Irtmikennest set of beings, white tid black, ever tumibled illto the body of a wagon. It was the di unkest crew seen in a long tinie,. and they made more noise than the law al lowed.; even the mules seeined to be' af. fected. It is impossiblo to iay wheire they iarided, or how soon, -but. as the devil takes care of his own, :t is right to conclude that they turned up some w here. .Ammii,-O BUr TlA-r.-DiP thea MJ*F;R. sippi dry iith a tet-s1ooi, twist yop i heel into the toe of your boot ; nake po.tnmsters perform their - promises send up fishing hooks with balloons a*ad bob for stars ; when a rain storm is cot ing like a rataract of Niogart, r'Aieinber where you left yomir i umbrlla ; choko a mosquito witi a . j)rieji-,bt L ;. i. f t provk ill things iereroote' Conisiaered impo.tq4ible, but never:rittempt to coae 'a womall to sy she will, .weln a!hp I b.has mlaide pl her ol,fid to iy L,by wout, the mita who arrivedl Iat' the ab1ove conclusioll n must have hild anl xiefanmy Cliflicult ca.pe to cosntend with. We par tieualariy if a ntew bodinet, or- a.i U-6 gsan;t dlress p'a tt rn, or anaything else lie brounght in ats a5 rosemmve. Womien are' suisceptible of reason--if a presept is at the othe(r enda of it. Thme senson of festivitios is app,roach ing, and theO penople big anad little, are; op the 1.0ok out for the viarious little dleli. encWies, wiithouit wicth, the Ghristmas lfhlin.5 wonuild be only ui other days. or sesonsts. Glood things ai4 now -loolked for, a tnd whe ire to find th;em 'Is tha qeis. tion.~ Well, we' have'.. beea rt-quteKted, through private displehea f-frm "Old Krise" (nlot onr- Chris.) but Kriss KmrIn gle. oir S ata Clau., as some of the younmg folks enmamsber lin., to statte, t hatchle inste.sds to ake our very -particular frietal, Dr. Tfheodore ouins his agent, sand we conigratulaste htim on so xcellent a ch)oice. l)r. Gou'in already stiands high in thme admmirtiton ,o h cidrn, (let alone older pe.ople) and nOw 'w ith the help'givens hinm by old Santa Claus, hmis popularity will -largely , nerease. Call 9.1 .the [Dictor. As was hsoped anal might hate been oxpectedi; Get'..Julian Johnson, known fr-hn.l)an to Ijnershmeba as the,.sgreatest droyist the coalry byer p)rodu)ced, Cattle to townt just, ins tho nick of titme olast week, with a .fine lot of hogs which were ditSposedl ' of by ~orch-lightt, so hsupgr'y were out- peo~ple for sassge. The 9ulek. est titme( on rcord-( was' made b.y MhiN~ f>rc atrivirng in thme night, by next mnorn ing lie wats cleaned out, and left oni thb' 10 o'clockc train for another lot, which cante to hian;d on) Friday night, andi were disposed in alnost like hurry, Is. price was 10j. Thie other chap men tionmed before, wanted 12c, and getting ijero first, sold a portiotn at that price, Nhich the h stiycyrs'h'ave repented of eto this. 'So ith for iolt looking beo. fdre lemaping. Oena bod.d ennnt help notic in)g th)e efficient managemient of our worthy Intendelbt tand Council.' n' their htands thte loins is as qutict as a church montse. Enaergy, deemnion and a prompt administration of justice tto all parties have thvs far mtarkedl their course, assd we sincerely trust . apteh a condition of affairs may be kept &ll to time endi of their reign. Xaueh; of the piresent arder Is due to the indefatigable raml ubiquitous mar sitall, Mr-. Baa. Bileasa-, anid we compli ment him on 'the able discharge of hIs arduous duties. It tmafy n)ot be amiss to call the attention of Council to the india.' criminato use of pop-crackers; sotoe re striction might with propriety be pl,aced on their use In the streets, and( snuich dansger be avoided. '1orsda are mado to runi away soumetimnes, andi limbs amnd bug gies broken, ands houses bur-nt, by' their, careles mnen W d afteroon, Dec. 2nd, was one of the twelve shortest days in the year, the son setting at 4.28. Afker the 14th, the afternoons will begin totlength nlth b or. e i-24 lin A a in't '7.08 ;on tbt 8st D fmber, .80,inte,a nt inueI so 14 Jan,bry 8. he shoreA day I Y . r .,tos sn r , il Dcm4 21. So a g the Ootarier, wbo got It' from the Almanac. The Guyuscutus will be exhibited in Columbiaon SDe ?AJP1, EnTa'atello,' previous to which and be M W i, is1gridtaint, 4 '"l4l. be drawn through the streets by eight ar'ed Cainels. What a time there will p lbe sue a .el one t us eig cred caffnke'slr'lions, one hundred horses, one jackass, two elowns, a striped 1uule; and.but this -is surely ieough for one -imp. t. ' -;. 06n. N. A. Evans, a gallant Coider tc'ofcef-,-brother-in.law of !eiieal- M. W.,Garyj died suddenly at his residence in Midway Alabama, a -few days since, of disease of the heart. ie leaves a - Geor&W. Williains, Esq.,: of 'rk, an.old ond distinguished member ofr he Bar, died in Columbia, .:on the 2nd of Decembe - GOV.; Wkdns, we ne glad to learn, by the Iftefliuld Advertisdr, bas' t'ecove'Ied fron hislate severe sickness. The sarn' paper says, thilt one night last week, two negroes drove up to Gov. PiekentO Gotten Serew, in a wagon, and stloe a bale of cotton,. -The cotton was traced to.Augusta, wybero it was sold. One of tlq negroes was caught, and lav ing dishorged $50, was placed in jail, the 6ther Is till at large. o u.ider Ithe heading of 14ugub ions, I d7In,i the loss from oflieL Qf Mr1. w. F. 1011H.qd,'Iso 'long the acceptable ordinary of Edgefield: Under the dark ovder of t'ngs, hi had to give tip to 'oe I. L. Turner. 1Ath16 CMUt-TUr.sr, Deccenber 4. - The fnetgijn togai-d to -th' trouble at the county.jail h(re ar0 briefly as follows : b\IJout ten o'clock yesterday mornting the frlsone s, sixty-?even in number, made a; desperate attempt to break Jnil. They mu.cceeded in forcing open the cells, and hn reached the onter door, when .ShoiffrCollins, with auposse of citizens, proyented -their rurther egress by firing through the windows from the outside. 'Althoogi the effort to escape has thlns boenchut:ked, the prisonerR are lint snb .ded,. st, sit) bild, possession.ofl tie jail. 'They are closely watched, loweverl, by the citizenw, and it is hoped (hat a stronlg guard and. no rations will tiltinately 4rin ghcn ;o terms. The jail birds, o'n the ottrer- h1a'id, airmin that they will never yield, and that they will sally vfdla in .th~ .town. -)iy i . >WA lsarroN,. l)ecembter 1.-.-Jnduge O1haso 1111 (IeCil sevel'.n. l Ii Scl ftiqln ense's s1I.-Ani1inig Ju11dge 1linCrwoodl's pwe. vi-onls deiionls. Thle derli,10o15i inv'l."t' tihe dleclarnlIion that, the confiise'ntijn laws h'uumlnflts ill'ndmlirlalty, thle- i)ih,rict ('onrt li,a4 f.dl,juiit't On to dLeee conthe. o ti0l1 pndli 51ale. Jo dge Cihnse, h-' 'eer deiaih41 the question' to comnt. beforie a ful Bench of. tile Supremne Uniurt, and1( appeal on writ of error was granted, 'muE lEAssENnROIt5 oN( ilS GA /ss.-Oire haundired andi sixty-flve of; tihe:.emigranmts on the Gauss, who were destined,.. for ldimnore, left *VesterdW\ for - thia't city Qn (lie steamer'CarrolL ';W regret that the eli rIts to. ro\ain. thuesp people Wvere uinaval tiung. W e bhelqve that South Carolia could' furriidH1 ih'4tp with as good a homne as could ,be found in -alny other State, and our ne9ed for .their ser Vices is well known. We trust, howev. ert that thio efforts to encourage eig/a.f tion will not cease, and1 that thiry may be of more avail on another occasion.,' [Courier, ad: I>ves CITY, l)ecember 2.-Geoi. Gus tar caplturedI a Cheyenne village, of Black Rattle's band, killing 150 and capturing 5'J :indana, .1,00.0s horses aud: 10n1es. Fifty-o.no lodges. wore destroyed,. Opip. fain Louis H an'lltni w as killed, and Col.: Blarnitipl, wounded diajor Elliot t is miss: ing, .,he soldliersjJId wero.19 ; w.ouin. dled 14.'-' Custar retu rns~ (gefIt. r.lck Kethe, 'thie prhuiebId"UbOiel, ws'killed and the.tribe badly e.:iip~lea. Nac.io l~i .-v ite girl namtid Kenif6dy' vh le- passing thronlghthe,iwoods, nealr-MemlphiR, Tenn,,. was,seized on b.y a n95.ro ,and.l .horribly *ielaied.' TVhe next mjorning he~ was foulnd by citizAens; ideuNiilhd by theO dhikW . taken to the seene-of violence amid hung' Thuereo l,, after all, a chancee that a col oredl Representativo may' havdna scatL in thie I"oa tieth Congress.. . liy tihe yleject ion of' the retnrps of certain pargheslO in Loll. isilana, Menard, a negro, isa( deefuted ece. tod to fill the unexpired termi 'of Mann, D)emocrat, and dleceas.d, >' Captain WVieting, of the ship Gauss, who recently arrived Iin Charleston; with a load' of emigrants, died In that, city on Wednesday last: Twelve negroes, gratoines field handan1 I formerly wortdil,200 each, sold lately, in Hlavana,,tt an a verage of $500. .1]Q LtIBIID ST, Narw 0onK, October 13, 1887. DAan Sin :-It is with much pleasure thlat ( say to you that I consider tihe Planta'tton flitter. of untold value. -.In the fall of '1467' K was takp.9, aviki 01hiils and Fover, with the moest severe paIns In pnychestB ind henAd. It 1 was with great diflJeuhty1 that I could breathe ly Jungs were greQtly distressg, andt there t was severe pain in'my right ido, by spells. I could hardly get up from 'my bed. I calJcQ a Doctor, whlo etteaded tne alt winter without thl Iaet'liedefit. *About the first of Augtust I commenced using y'odr PlAntation Blitters '-a wine.glass full throo tImes a day-and have used it most of the tiheo since, and I am now wvell and strong, abl.e to do -all my own work anmd th care of a largo family. Yours, &el, B: usA WILSON. t EIAGNOLIA WVAhE.-guperior to the best Ipored German Cologne, and sold at half ( A Philadelphia burglar feasted so ex. ravagantly in a house which, he had nitered, that he equldn't -&q out of the ole he had cut in thidoor 'he Florida Iouse of Apresentatives a Sed alfre ealiti all laws pro. liol\i o of blacki and vlhhteS. 18','U 0d;-I Dinui, at 'his resience to 'Neirterry, >fcongestion, on the 11th of November, t. W. S. CANsos, in tlie 88rd year of his kgc. Lt. Cannon was a metuber of the Baptist Niurch,gwhich ta.Jth 4ec died. after .acill-. es o short duraIlon. Ile served li the 10tli,g,1. V. V. during the lato war, 16da ied-tsilnction by his strict devo ion to the service of his country. Ilis inny friends and fellow-soldiers will be iaipel-tT hie,ar pf his qeuth, wh*eh has hap 3ened.i ktW6 fitsh'of -eirly ,inaihood, and M1hen tlie promiie of a life of useliliness and lnor, stretched out so invitingly before him. But all that was ealthly of our friend is.hid, len froni inoital sigkA; and he sleeps the sleep wlii knows no'nWAkin-, till the trump of tlp Archamigel lall.sound, and the letters rjow bindinig Iin be broken. May. the gar. 1110n1 of ri;.;hteousiess be ready for hint at the'great awakiuning. lie leaves a sorrow. ng widow, a 'tetder Itrant, parents and rriends to mournis' l early death. Nw.Rl't,k December 8.-Cotton ull at 21oH ger muiddlings. NEW YOK, - Dec. . 7.-7 P. M..-Cotton jorlnally a shade lower; Qnly 800 bales sold, kt24J a2Q-chilefly 21J. Flour firm. Gold CrAnLEs'OTN Dqd '7 --Cottol dull and jinsettled-m1idlings no;nInally 221; sales 3 bales; receipts 1,300. AUGUSTA, Dec. 7.-Cotton market dull uid lower; sales 225 bales; receipts 500 iniddlIngs 22 a 221. Livoilrodh, Decomber 7-Evening -Cot ton heavy ald tending down-uplawals 101; Drleans IIj; shies 8.00 bales. PRICES CURREN TOR INEWBERRY MARKETI, CORRECTED WEEKLY. iSAGG IG, pr yd. .......................... 28 BALE 0It 11M, I ..---- ..--... ...... 10 a 30 RU 11l'C.R. .& ............................. 2) a 25 ISAC )N, Ilums ............................. 22 a 26 " Sides 19 a 2) Shuders ................ 10 a 18 D ANDLES, Admnuthie .................... 26 a 38 "1, Tallow.......----................... 18 a 21 corroN YA!N.....:...... .............. 2,00 a -2,25 Ci E8 ........................................ 26a30 r0 FF E .....: ............................. 26 a 30 F , U t1.....-. ..... . ---................... . . 11 a 12 GI.IN, Curn........................ 1,2 On...............,,..-.. 90 I' is .........................' ............1,00 111,10 " W heat................................... 2,1P INDIGO...'- .............................1.50 a 2,r0 I I N ,Swcdes.......................,..,.,........ 1)a 11 L A ii . .... ........................... 2. a 25 1EA E, 8le.................. 4 a M2 3tOLASES, Cubi....................7 "4 New Orleatis............. 1.25 "t. Golden Syrup........... 1.26 NA L ...... ................... 8 a 1) OIL. Kerosie ........................ 76 n 8) POTA FOES, Irish .................... 1,01 Sweet............... CE............................ 12 a ir 10 I il111IS, Dr nd ... ......................... .6 i 2 0 :0 SA L ilerpool..,............3.00I3,20 SA.......................... 1a 120 Sl[ifS, Braiidy................6 a 20.0 " Gin ..........-.........5 8,00 " Rum i......,....'... 5a 12.00 " llrhrbn Wlisk(ev....1.. 4 a 5,00 " rish .................10 a 12,20 " Scotch................10 a 12,00 iUGAR, Crushed................ 20 a 22 " . Powdered .............. 20 " Cofft' C .............. 18 at 20 . xtra C ......... 10 a 22 S Brown ................. 15 (il).................... ..... 15n 20 AtCCO Ceh:g and; Snoking 60 n 2.07 Vineg r........ ..... ...... . 75 t*1,01 II.XT4. ref, Mutton, 'ork...... 8 15 PUUlfRY ut.s ... .... . .. 75 a 1,00 '' Chickens............. 5a 20 EGGS,a an..nz............. .. : SILAS JOHNSTONE VWM. F. ]N1ANCE, Cotton .fBrokers, BNIG AGENTS, NEWVBERRY,, S. C. Ar prepared to mnake f'ull'adlvanices on (Nt' .on to Liverpool, New York and Charlestton. Chieeks on Now York anmd Charleston in mma1 to snit. -die 0 50) A.H A RRI S I avi ng ju.it ret urned From Charleston, WIII A ull- and Complete STOCKOFlbOOII ~Sneh as FOR E A SIH I ha've 'Caliooos, Monr n o os, Vors'teds8, (j.ontlImon's Goods, all sinds1 of Trim mings, CofYee, Sugar, l'oa, .1g t,.atckecroj, i4.]argo lot of. 'obaiceo, Sogars, (un dios, Orangos, VPplos, F'igs, Pitnbs, .Nnts of~all iti(ds, Moatl andl( Grist; Crockcory, Lableapd Pocket Cutleryi, and a vorid of other thiggs. It h)av mado the ftulcest and nlost sa-tiAfh-ctory arrangemen ts to0 up~ply tho M.arket withI Oysters nd( .Fisht, and1( furnish te first in hell, at $2,50 por' bushewl, or $2 o os1 por string. - nosfor parties~ prlomptly at onded to. .ij,,. ''o the ChildronL.---My 1.pok of boutifuil Toys for Chlrst, 'IaS p)l'CSo1t8, Will be large atid at r'act.ive, and aill intLorosted, wilI dJo voll to exanmine, iof'or'o buying IsoWhiore. DNe I .50 rr 0 - bii BUS,H, RIVE R. Still'boasts ofPono of tho Votinple. tef3t CAtores in)01 the jup 11untl'y, and ais long am mly ostatb Is Not SET on FIRE Thle pulic atrotuid wvill nlever. finld my stock hackc in quality and Variety, NOR I S IT LIKELY .",Venl inl Such continlgenlcy, that, mly businems Will Ever DRY UP; 4 .Tust N every artliic in Dry Goods, anld forleign1 produce, madecor raised under the Sul, can be had of' ie, and W hile the Heavens are. propitions, and the* eaonsc . fiorfble, the crops plentifil. and my friends DISCHARGE Their obligations will my soi tock lt, ITS FTLIKELY of'1wople.,1a1 anxiu in. h Ouia. ecy.o WilEer DisRYI UP;iy Ggan na DOP iek rt. , nI I ind , ras t(nd othe. liil ton e bae hivst metof mrus aidtte Whilreo the Hr, Iwl ev, ens the 2,8th day f )DecOber, 1an,td and amt D ir itute n I ndi anC th Ceek,In and 1thi acr n or or less a~nd benle TynMs.1 --T h rchase will berey ie twlv o wh tinrs fro t he da of aleby od andpe motageo.hepei Cam'r.Ollie tL Ai re JO IINS'T fOm Thos5 4. F 12 c.ar .oN, -)c 92 R1 .eward' . . Nn e,.j ithis Ditrict o Sa ita h legast a mous e lred hose MU 1.KjLE), med:Rm siz, ietwentn 10 erst INuold. a h lete o1 rader on the lefrt,I hilp, the marke ln o t o u nle closer i ex mid,ithe lii2the ody. (f iC The ahq c r ward w ibe g;.iien tony pn ho i ll epa r sni th mo , or giv urch r iformatidon as idii vi e l thei 6eWerr 1to r iet , teo s iai n 1 m l ii -c Ass:uu~rignee~ i i~~l's le. )r's (Byig oder f td heclo .Gere . yn Judgea.f th'le pUr.listct Coi rt foe - theru Dtr ayic of ut Carlina p irr ll e at th ceshdence to Jacurb Kiherbiu, on alea Wednh yte 1on ths dayrl D.inst., h d of aleIi linriall thoge ofth prni Banruptr. oiein ~.1A OHNT E Dcc no0 on . .2 Cayiner forD $52000,ar 1oe rom tJe ssaes fr S300 .0 1note n J.ibs f)~i,oStrda 830600. siAe bewe nd 10ariou s o ldnoo, ond te leti. K rinded H H. Kipnard ard nothers. nes lslyeaInd h Termsii Casnh .ikrClrdtiiiti eto teb. JOHNi iT.iv PJTJWr(ill bN ve Dc. 0 50 2 . Asin' by s esgnee. D ticofSulu(;rdii*I will resell at the ik o h oe are(caier on eo,Klir i t Wdedy 30t dUay ofhec. inst., ., all therih,tlead h rs,w ic er.W.oGifin t the tio of ho ibank 'upticy, had. Cin ortitoa y1n in eweryuty on J08 lLilli for$30.00 Ino e on (5' . ac. mores or ss, ounde A y landof T A Foyd,noo 1 Joh.I-Wlim . inaly ownedby Susn Nance, and ot ho. ain on Teors lash . cae opyfrppr J lIN . 'ET]iEItSON, DIe 9 50 t .As~g. Executor's Sale. I will sell at Nowberry Court House, on iMonday, 4th day of January next, (Sale Day) .A. Traot of La-d, lying in Newberry County, containing Two Hundred Acres, more or less, adjoining lands of Mosee Anderson, Wash Floyd and James Work. man, the real estate of William Peterson, deceased. Terms made known on day of Sale. . . JAMES .3.-CHLAPPEhIA.Jdfor;, Dec. 9 50 .it. The Church Yn0o. This paper has ben recently enlard to mamm..oth, proportfofil* It i l re ligious paper in tie *orld., V9l io lading organ of tMe Union Movement, and opposes ritualism, closo communion, exclusiveness and church casto. It is the 9Iat publishes tenry Wird Bee9anA, -which it d1oes every weelt, ju e at delivered -%itliout qualification or corree fion by iiu). : It allygcates univorsal suf. frage; and union of christians at the polls; and the Tiglts.of labor. , It. hne I-st Ag. ricultural DepArtmont of Ai An the world; publishes stories for tjI9faMil, and for the destru6tlon of, social loyils. its edi toral mnanaqtguent is impne111; its writer and editors .6e from 'ovit'hielSof the church. and froMp.evury gra4e o Itso t hias beoilh -fy - teried' tio' frdelt a of thought i. Suicihaller, ofirIng premiums of Sowing Sunhlinles iMotionoriess Appleton's'ICy3lo iedia, Pillo, Organs frQ .9."rAlqletc, uakes one of 119 b0st .pOirser in (le world., ,e.. Every Conregatlo in. . obt munion 8crviVo,'an 0 Y TV : lIible, or a LI.fe. In.urgnee f97 itsI I tor, or' almost iny- other ne 1 ig, by a club or subscribers, Send for a copy, eclosing 10 nn J' o 11ENRY1-E. WHIM" 41 Park iRow, New T?rk. 0PI). S.-SubsCriptionS received .,t11s offico. Dec. 0 4 mos. THE RIVERSIDE F0R -186. .This favorito'nagazine for the young O., nounces the following as among the notice% able feature of (he coming volume: 1. New Stories, ContributedI especial}y to the "tiver.iide" in advpnee of their put-I'fa. tion in Denmark. By Hains Christian Atm derseni. 2. A Serial, 11"'hite and ted,!' of thrlillng idiventure andI itunorous setics amongst our Northwest Indiani. By AIrs. Wdeks,'ah.. thor of "Ainslee ." 3. Soiles ff'om Spenser and Clinucer. By the author of the popular stories from Shake sperll. d1. P.pers on Invention and Art:1 W stilltes are madle, how tlegrophs :Pre worked, howa boy can make' photographs, etc., Ot'. . 5. luntinig in Sonth AWea: Streets of Con itailinopl, A merican Cities, NeWt Or, leans, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Now jqrc, 11ostoni, etc., etc. , .?-ife on the Prairie. Porto Crayon's e4lnr 1irginians. 7 Exquisite Fairy Pictures and Poe'mh. Gr;lcotul tales by popular wiriters. - 8 Iitu-.tratlois of tme Bible, *inu'ral its. tory, Miographly. Curioslipmg, ete, 9. Fun aid Frolic in all Forts of forms., The list of writers for tho""Ttierdde" in% cludes the names of Jacob Abb4tt, 1aps ChrliFtian Anlersen, Alice and Phiobe -Cary, Nellie 1-.yster, F. R. Goulding, Paul It. Ila yIn. iiu11orace E. S!ud.der, llelen C. Week, Vieux Mtimtichei, Ali( hor of "Susy's Six W;rthduys," Author of "SeVen Little Sisters, A flt1-patge Frontispiece and a n1'11. bbr ol'l1rge 11l11-41'ttiolis iII every Illiniger. A nT: I.i.IANT I16L.MtNATID 1)YEIt. TERAs[S OF SUB80IPTION., $2.5 a~ yarl ini aidvamicei threco coapfea, '6 .51; tive 'op' s, $10.0:); ten c''pice, S20 .00' anitlil a ex'ra copiy gri. Prilce to t'erg'y A proEsp)ee.i .u 1 cotainiinhg'a ful atccotnut 1)f te Pfanm tu~r the corminig Vohimn-, rates a clin bbin ~g wvithI ot her' miagazinecs, ".pechmi pie.. muimms, .et'., etIc., will he sent promptly ou llapliion to the Publiushers. HURD AND HOUORITON, Publishers' Dec. 0 50 .it. In the D[.istrict C ourt 'f.the UN'!l'EI S T'i'ES, for South Caroin4r~ Oct. eFiim. 18'8. Inm fue rnatter of J S. Bowere~ ot N ewhiery Comnt y'---Baphrkumpt. Petiln fori f'nll <.io 6nal dli.chnirgL in Blankrnpmcv. Or'dere'd. tillIt a heaitring be had oiil the 22a aiva of' l)a.c. 1868. lit Federal Court H'ouise ila C',hurnuiu, S. C. ; and that all creditors, Ac., o' si linnmkiupt app,ear' at said- timei , place. and shaew cause,. it'atny they scan, why the pmrayer otf the petitioner shonuld not ib8 grauted. And that (ho 2nd and 3d mneetigg of e'edi'tor's of auild Bank rupt will be h'eld A9 the 0clce of Hlenry Summer, Esq'r'. ReplNq of 3rd Co. Distilct, S. C., on 19th day, of Dcem'ber,-1808, att 11 ii n. m.'~.~ 11y order of the Court, the 5th day ofpe D)ANIELHIORLBEC4. Clork Dlstrilct Cotr United States. Dec. 9 50 3t. For Solith' Cu1rolnag In the D)istrict ourt dfih6 UNTTiED STIATES, for Sontti CA-ollnw,' Oct. 'ierm, 1868 In the maiter of ilenSy8umn mer' of Newberry Count v--Bankrt'1 -Pott;. tion for full and flun~lihischarge In..B4nk, Ordergd, thant a hearIn~g be hadl on' the 22d dlay of Docembher, 1868, at Fieneal Coqrt [louse fa Coinifbin, S. C ; and that all drecd.' itoirs, &e , of suakl Bankrupt. ippear at said timne and plhace, a (d show cntuse; if any they. can. why the prayer of the petitioner shottld not 1)e gratiitedI. Anud thait the 2nd and. 3d meoetings of creditors ol' said Blankrupt waili be held at thme omic of Henry Suimnmer, Elq. Register of 3;i Con Dlstr'ict of S. C , ont 19th (10y of Deem,ber, 1808, at 11 a. m. U3y order' of (to Court, the 5ith day.of Do cenmheir, 1868. DANIEL I IORlDfECK, Clerk Tistrict Court U1nled States cce. 0 50 3t For SonuthCaoi. STAF T1 rsoU'i.L cARGMNAi& ,N11WYnERItT ouzWTg. By Johmn T. 'Pcetesonm, Probate Judge, pf Nowhermry Coun ty, Wmherens, WV. 1111liary Snbth' Ua* plied to mec for Letters of Adn inls tra%, do anmis non, waigh waill annexed1, on all spd singulhart thin goods nnd chattels, rIithi a.p credits of' Charles F. Sligh,latd ofthe dis afQresnid, deceased: Tihese are therieforo t o cite and . admpr1se all nnd( sinigulari, the kinidred and greditorsa of time salId deceased, to be and appear bof.bro me, at- omit nextt Probato Court -fgr she said County. to he hmolden dt Newvborry Cr flouse, on the 21st dlay of I>ec., to's yv cenuso, ifanny, why the said Administration. shmoumld not b)e grante.. Giveni ider my' hand and sal, iis 7th day of Dec.; In . he.Vent of 4tr I~lo'nQ thotusando el i indre~ and sixty-oight. Ill the DistriCt Comt of th UJNIT'ED STA TES, for Sduth O:molla,. Oct~ Trim, 1808. Ini thin miather of Thlomnas H. Chapell-Bakrut. etiionfor full and Ordered, that a horhmiig.b haud on the .5th dlay of Jamimnry, 1869, att F?edoral Court, IIouse 1m inCarieston, S. C,; and~ that all erpd~ itors, &c., of' said Bnnkrnipt apjpeair at 8 id time nndil pliee, and shew entise if any thmey camn, whyii thin h)rny3er of thme petitionof shio.ild not ho granted . Anmd thaunt time 2iuq and od meeC(tings oliereditors of said bankhrupt 'wlli be bekd at the ''Alee of' lienrY Stummer, Es ' Reglster of Sal Con. istilet, S. C., on 20th day of Deecetn her, 1808, aut 12 m. By order' (f time Couirt, lime 7th dty of .I comberm, 1868. DANtE!. f1)OI,h;ygd Clerk D)is:irlet Cimp.t I Jiled Sttc