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I.ar. 18YE The gt i,. " of th "riri(' pape conain he( f t. J. W1. Fr gas'n, v ho, .. n ; u::t.1 Cu-td. of th edUItrT":1. d ,1 'iln t (i: f i e 'il: I, i 1 ises t, keep it ;: to it fo'n. r e.rt:,, stan f.:. I '':e .ei :. i :0 .d i' i .im our 'e.t w. . 1v:ws V. re. Go en. ...'t b- .:re , y r fli! !:er, the sum of five :unI' dolhir. f,-r the apliehen.,i,a nud safe le livery of the pers : "r er s .'o plr petrated the de-rue'.>. of ci:r t.w t1i-: (Mr. A. U. .'a f.. l) preper.'y, no ticed in, full last week, :a.d the suml o threeiundred for t:" arre,t of the n r (erer of the :(ev. i. M. i o. e 1:hi (1neS C1?m . Tt I,n h ie L: : 't to j:stice Tie Gvernor ma. - ha mna.'e the iatter re--. ard al c td 1 !s Tn tl.is i-ue we .ee th I.ire U se:din (nt a c: u : en:r:.. of the I':lc Guano Com:pany, fur:.ihed by Mr. .1. N Robson, the sci;ing acrnt, in Charleston S. C. Our frmniers wii1 read it i nrefu:ly and find much to repay them in the nu mer.ous testimotials given by we. knon perso:.s e. ho h:e tested this Gi ano, as we:. as m:ay nste: hi:ts as t it: proper use. We cr al") 11.lese t state that the pr,.e has been reduced 1i a t(n sincC last season, the S,ub.e Pa ific bei~ now .5'. cash, or -oJ c: time to Nov. 1.t, with apioved securi ty and titer st at 7 per cent., and tiu Coinponmd Acil: I'host hit.- 2- ":s,, o $4 to Nov. 1st- s:a ::ens. Abclitom c: T's: Oat. In the discussion w ich e:nued re iantie to ti; out..uions r(strit:o Messrs. Plott, cf ignv, an-d 'ro, Luisiana, favored, and L:'g, of GeoC.., Maynard, of 'ener.ssc, and Porter, c irgimuia, nppo.e' it. Th. bi.i wa. finali K passed, by 1IS to S, -u:, goes to th: PresidenL Butler, of aachusett said he had reported the bill as tht ruouth-ptece of the Ie.:onstrurtion C.nn mittee, but c3uld not s:rt it. It is folows: Be it ernctd, That wheln any prs'n G ho is not rent!ered ii::ible to offin c by the provisions of the fourteenth atncntm:Zent to the f,o:.:tuti:(:, s: 1 S. or trust under the G(vennt of the dUni;ed States, aind .shallnot: he able,. accounit of hispaticipation mi the lata e~.rebellion, to take the oath pre.tr>d je *he Act of Congress, approved 2-i July, 18S62, said person shall, in lieu of said .oth, before entering upon the duties ol de -saaid ofBece, take anid subscr ibe the oath a .prescribed ini an Act of Conmgress, en. en - titled "An Act prescribting an oath (f 'tr: <Mlice to he taken by persons whose legal WI -disabilities shall have been remoevd, nlu approved July l i, T SGS. the A Mars's Nes ~ In v :ret. tiy The Colu:nhia '.. i0n adveentes :peae, mDE but insteari of thron i: li on th-: trou is -liled waters keeps the fire al:ive b S:introduicing in1 er::ry pos: -e wa' ed -and sha:e firebra::ds of disc'ord. I; por .nOtO she har ; ase as 4e tct,:e:f one.v upnthadivit'to1 thin:-tn I,U.............. the I W charj '] to aT:o or m ' of cfie L.-U t The i f~fU h high,'Tezou - "' Govet ed'nt-"--eo as to go,ia h te.alc'-uri ,' thingo:' :' : .:L noirs, Mr.~.t :. ~ H found .uti aton dn'c by a .1* gotter cnarg. i plaee'C~W a-ome inihabi A yoc i( I lages, k.. ... hero - o add, ? IE I hundr evd n the duha aXte.. . . - She hi man ! w i. ca of her lo o oe'r.:"a.sb 'ig 0' e. n : The bight Way. The Samter Watchman gives the fol !.,%wing a. the rtu!t of the farming op erati: o Mr. W. .\. James, residing r e . It shots conclusively . ,:h ;i:w der. proper tmnnage ; a: : i ed systemn of cul a a holesoie applicationl : e !:st year, from a .1. :m Iggregite <.f six -: ! .e iu2sbels of corn, or ::r n. .!d.: ito the zere. Ihis as i o " ire" of pens (es hesi at six h',hcls to the w ic ti -hteen ftine parker i.el f,.r the snokehoise, ard :s streamed their rich car ni., to .s:y thing of the unu i h:v crop .f ffdler gathered. e d upon hich this corn, etc., tt... ::::' -was such a-,, it is estimated by V. .jamei, wi11:1 have yiellel about thi: teen . nheis to the acre, v. ithout fer :i'iz.rs;;ap:ppld, were forty bushels of cot too seed amhll to o h;u'nlred an<I eighty :,r:is of Peruvian ' yi:ano to the acre. The h: ias I . i bo>ken and the Ima :t ., ' twoi or three weeks , t, ;. :: ' The corn was .:t to'h :ih of March, in S.et tw' o aind a-half ini!es a ei.:.ee :t,f et.tV One in nf ' r ti: row, and cultivated in its F-:' " t :1T'.I'::IC.1F Shl,i!C. co,ri.... .. ......... t<R 75 6 " pca"................ 7 51i .lh Ohs. fodder...... ........... 0 25 $i7 50 V e of f.'rti!izers.......$21 00 Co-t of ch::ivititg say.... 8 0w $32 to $32 I( Nt t-ron.t ntr c.te,................ S45 Ag.regate profit on 12 acres . 4.... .546 01) ThIe cast of cultivation, it is believed, iz put down at too high a figure, and Vet the net profit as sho fn by the fair c:leni:tion above, is forty-five dollars a'i iifty cents per acre. What ne would rail a haids" mhe busi.tes. Imposing Spectacle. A f,,i ::igits -go in (;olumxbia, Gen. S\Li; per, (colored.) and Gen. Moses, (white,) escorted Miss Lottie Rollin, a e c t: el:man, to the chair, as presi ling ofier cf a woman's suffrage meeting, to co:ilete an organization for the suifer ing State of Su:th Carolina. Mrs. Ilar ris took the Secretary's desk, and Miss Katie il:,:tn, siste .o the president, sub :nittcd a constitution. It was imposing and interesting, and the promise of the gocd tic coming must have been ele vatino to the audience. To add to the interest, letters were read from distin mi,:d: :e '.ishers. 'a give one on ly, however, wlich received applause: EEEt'-IVI: I):PA t:T1ENT. C:.t MA, Jan. 1Jth, 1871. Mis L M. : *I hr'e t:e hb-mnr to at-knowlvedlge the r 'tito or in-.Uatiton to he p)resent *at the prel:imin:ary organizatnon of the as se. iato for rte asserti.,n of Womats' Rights inm this State, and regret that the pressure of publlie duties precludes my .1 .:n urself in that pleasure. lIe a"tret!, hn's-ever, that the catuse ha; my w::r'est sy :npathr,nd I indulge the hope th::'t te tine is not far distant whent wo me n sha.. be the rpeer of man in political rights, as she is pateirieSs it alt others, a:td when shte will be able to reclaim so:ne of those privileges that are now mno:;plizvd hr the sic:necr sex. I !;:.re the honor to he, Very' re'qpecitfu!lv, Ste, -IR K. Sc'r-r, (j.overnrir. Pr *i : C Gv. P. K. Scott; Viec P.I:ln-,lIon. . F. Whir::e-at >re, II.n. G.i' r V m -t"' Ire G-n W. J. Wiipncr, ', r:. I C. D Lu -. H.mn. D). II. Ch.am h V:;ia .-s .\ j. I.n-ier anti Mrs. R1. a. 'cvt t t S-. rt-' v, .\iss K. I11l:in Tin: '::-::: z::c'n isl received for .In -:ry. :s '::ie of co:ts are of a p!t'ns ::c::e:r, :md :typographicatl cxecuti'>n ::: I:s P:: he by I:. S. Memnamin, Ta "P:. :N (Y::T:.pb:,hed by G. ". \e " n':t& Co ,Cievel.:nd. Ohio, at -.07r::r':n Is a very in::rc.>ing and it'u \urr.'c,' pub!ii<h:d by T' Y, ' . i,; t:.vtted to agr:icu!-f * ' si r \ W e!ly, both i'lus - x . n: to:e c ::c ech $:2.53 o n''s !orsEHxol.DIt s/GzxNE is a Cap n:o:-h , ::n rni-bedt at the exceed r :;o e: N:5 ia i:ees. Address S. S. Pt iiV-o I t.rDizsr. 'AGAZINE for March * --evd i ......e. ee::t z'umber, beauti a: o ::.e) ishziis and *- .e ::t ra e.:r in advance. '.. :ero. 300 Chestnut hl.C u'-i with the ilera:d tY Iu: 'oe r:AL.. bii ht and cpark r i a .sa a: !.a::d for F"ebr uary. id.: n ::e.m.! ough t to re :.:'y :m" "art nts cannot do a t' Uen for it -o Seweti & 31llIr, ,a I., t,-t::: $. >3 enclosed for year's Evzurnor>.r P PE, espcinlli dcsined r y:0.:.:.!publa imnthilv by F. HI. ve:i Itae.;gw. 1,td on'yl8 ets a year rit any t:me ver 10 copies. It is so re mtk.3b:y !:a an.itd good that It ought to be n' evr h lou,ehol'd. Tn :".or-'rrr.c soAcztxr.. published by r :w::e'& 1l:b. 106 ltimore St., re.31... 4 aye r. heFebruary cr..I is mit:her bet:er :than ainy p .1a .un..er. C.ving a table of contents r::e. We rec-snmeund this nteg Ir: taa: r.eP' us a go.od one, aid sounzd TiE N. .. 'RLD ALtrTAC. with the e-- :.:: -::4 of M-' 31a:::tn Marble. is re erive f..r1"-:1 n. W'':ender oar thtankcs for so::" :: Il : 'm i i:rsing an cifet:Ing. It I. ' /: :fr:im ic:1 returns of eec Pr:21c: . r evn 0:109 St .\dI:Iress <.sWo . co P 'i:m,NwsYork I hb: E- M 17Az: FuR Boys AND *..n : :.. :he place of thme weekly. -'..v r::':y k'nown. is a beautiful - - '. Ii~ e epntly -:shiould gro'v to n e ::i r::e sie, u- in v:ewt ot its a' a or w' r.c:::mn I it hte,rtilv to our Mac . G . pe anum.C!erzvymeu:-ur '-'oL A"sLiNA-y ERrARY -Again :m*x -.: r.ahr P.~ nd:e:it. Jlones, I.:: '. .h: mes .ke. Wes, Ciso!in, :4;. :r 01O:her g".'I azicaltura! wri:ers ca.: is: : a .u :i :oas rvaae. Tic lead i::::rle: isby M "n.:eton.r'f Sparta, Ga . a '.:m:m: n y - ieel::rrItv the ecera :d: ryoPr"c-,sur 'tiae. on igh 'arninug . .. '",''yVS C. er ave:al ea:etur e , "e:d x:eimen:s" wvi:n comm rc.i tfer Legislative, The foll~n ing bills have been passed in the Senate To amend an Act to define the ju risdiction and duties of County Conttms sioners; to require Gounty Commission. ers to report annually to the General Assenhly, on or before the 15th of ev ery cetiber; to amend section 275 of an Act to r.vise, simplify and abridge tht rules, practice, pleadings and forms of the courts ; to amend an Act to estah. li.h rt mainintain a svstcm of free schools; to compel County Treasurer. t" retcive Co.rnty checks int payment of taxes and for other purposes; to require Counity Trensir:rs to report to General .\-S..;l . A'1 of n liTh were referred by thec llou'e. A c-ietrrent r'oi:ttion to appiint a sp:ermal joint comitteve to investigate atliirs in the C.-iitnties if .iiin and Spartanburg was referred to the Judicia r% Conmnittee. ITh eoacting clause of a hill to in crease the salar.es of the Justices of the Supreme Cuirt, has been stricken out. Notice of the introduction of a hill to provide for the n iloty and orphans of Wade Perrin, and others, who have been m,urde:red for their political opinions. Alo, bill to provide for the erection of a mto;nent to 1oantdolph, and others, miuidered for political opinion. Int rol,;ction of a hill to amend an Act to define the criminal jurisdiction of Trial Justies. According to the bill, Trial Justices are empowered, in cases .>f crimes of a higher grade, to call upon any citizen to serve their warrants and make arrests, and the person so called upon is compelled to obey, under a penalty of fine and imprisonment in the Penitentiary. Introduction of a hill to amend title five of part one of the code of procedure. The bill gives Trial Justices the criminal as well as the civil jurisdiction formerly given to Magistrates. And a bill to alter and amend the code of procedure. The bill contemplates a n holesale reduction of costs, attorneys, clerks. &c. A House hill to regulate the right of traverse also passed and was ordered to be enrolled. On a bill to make an appropriation for pay of members, Mr. Swails said he was oppr,osed to further appropi iations until the 135,OO0 made away with, mostly for incidental expenses, beaccounted for. Mr. Wimbush, whose head is level on this point, said the gentleman's curios ity was natural, but what the mysterious words, incidental expenses meant. would never he known. Mr. Les'ie thought this a small leak and not worth notice, it was the big swindles against which thunder .h,ould be directed. The bill passed a second reading. Bill introduced to compel Commis .ioners of Edgetield and New berry Coun ties to build a bridge over Saluda, at ,.1happell's ferry. Mr. Wilkes, chairman of the Commit tee on the Judiciary, reported onfavora b'ly on a b.lI to authorize clerks of the courts t.f Common Pleas, to take testi miny in certain eases, and for other pu1irpo-e" therein mentioned, and f,vora ily on a bill authorizing clei s of the courts of C mon Pleas to take testi mny in certaini cases, which were or detredl to lie over for a secoiid reading. General News Items. An affair of honor, coffee andl pistols, between Col. W. JoIhnston, Pre-sident of the Charlotte, Columbia arnd Augusta Railroad, ani Mr. A. H. Dasveger, of G:hester has been utayed by the parties being put under bond not to indulge in the forblidden pastime. Thbe detention to the tup paawnger train (on the G;ree-nville & Coluimhfa R. R. on Weldnesday la,t, was caused byi the whigawa:y of a culvert near P'oma-riai. St.ite auffairs and thrlugh rascally ofiil;now it is discovored that the S:ate iouse itself leaike. rThe late heavy rains have peniet rted in all directioins. All persons idebteid to this (:it1Ce arc affecthmnately exhorted to come forwarti, Ipay d imnag-:s and take certiicates in shapie If reL-eipte, -n hieh will entitle Ithem to exen;mion tIll theo next offenice. IT:;e -ap iroprh-ition of $l1,000 by Con aress to dlefray cxpenscs of witnesses for Southen outrage investigation, is draw in1: lar numberkJcs of men to Washington. It is free fight and costs the plartici. A speci .d commiiittee of in fluenrtial cit izens fromt LAirene have w:aited on, and hail at interview wtith President Grant, relative to aftf:its in that counlhtv. Thue late dliturbantces were attribumed alto gether to raicail inIceindiary speeches. and t.S. oogiin were the commni: tee. PCtal comuication bet weien Lon don and Paris is open. The Pirussians are driving in cattle to feed the inhabi l:g:har d:-spatcs from2 Iavana re port the surrender of ani insurgenit chief and Rese D)ominguez, S:mtta P'erez and Perdo-nne, each a ith simall bodiiies of meni. A lerald special says the surrender of lyading in:st.rgents continues, and the I or k of pacificatiiin progresses rapidly. It is state-d that the Insurgent hlouse i< dissolved, atnd each member is looking to his own safety. Ini the Senate, lBuckinghamn presented the protest of New England women, azainst female suffrage, as imposing up iin them duties belonging to the sterner sex. The -Lontdon Timex leave that B.tler's resolutioni welcomiing the Iriuih exiles is un precedernted -a discreditable game of tin. scrnpolous~ politician.s. who are doing thi-ir beost to reduce thle character of Aiiericant r-'preserntativec government, and are anxious to se-cure the Ii<hui vote. Two men, disguzised as pol:~-.:nen, in Philade-lii,,'-t LoneC of two private watch men f,>r some:hu 'g to drink,agdthon ondt, agd :he other upon his return, and rotIied the Ken-ington Bank, cornier of Beach and Laurel streets, of one hiunidred The R.'v. Mr. Walsh, the old worn alit city mitsioniary, starved to death in New York woon after the Re-v. hiunry Waird Bee ehiers salary was ircreased to $20,(amo a vear. The meting of those two men in hteaveti ai'l be uorth goirg all the way theire to gee. Two In eping cars on the Jackoon road wre thr-ow~n from the tnack, smashed, arid a lir r. . -:mher of passengers injired. Wasi.ihiing;oin. Feb. 4.-In the Supreme (oart oft th,is District-a full betieh-the verd~ict "iving Carolina Brwn $1500i for focb ej,-evtent fromn a car at Alexan dtri ' a. in M. Was iffi -~ Blosrw .x. Fetiruarv- 6 -Te demon-tra tioni to-days in favor of the Bordeaux Got ernmei(nt 'rnd the dti-qu udifying decrees was quite imnposing. The P'refe-ct read the follow ing declauration from Gambetta: Be faithful to the prorramnme of the nation, and of free dom to "rms as welt s to the. ballo-hox. We are now ccupied in eciuaeil of war. de libier-rtng upon the mieans of profiting by thie armistice. The bes :ustification of the Bordeitux Government is the p-:blic treeting of last night, which -i-olved on a on ss demion, strition to-morrow, to formaily reuet G:imhetta to accept the P'residency of the omi:::ee of Publie t.ftety, vud prosecuite the war to the death. The II lid::y Ilotel at Milwaukie, was bnrr:ed F-ebruary 1st, and five personis LOCAL. BAnN BURNEnS C.%UGHT --Det etive Hicks, we are informed, has succeeded in arresting three negroes-Acy Sanders, Jin Summers and Starks Sanders, as the incen diar:es In the burning of Mr. Mayhin's lno perty. They have been lodged in the Union Jiil for trial. It.LTIORE CORNEn: i, the cCntre of an tr:tction for young and o:d. All the sweets and fancies, subtantials and rec:ss:rie'. and many other things toa ntum^rolu4 t~ nI"n tion, are kept within the w%dal, of Ikiltimiire Corner, and the proprietor. Mr. A. M.W icker. will honor all dz:n.in:: m:le on i:m for c;-h. The cit z,"ns of New berry are !i;t:ly fa vored is having good cateres i:i the b;ef !i":. Perhaps no o:her narket i" sa g-nertiy (' plied witrh choice maeat anl at a u:,if,rn to-: price. Any and every day in the week too, from Monday till Sa:arday, by c:allina at the shop just the other ride of the bakery a ::ood cut can be secured. To SUBSCRInERs.-We send ot t thl is week notices of indebtedness to those of our read, era who are in arrears. and we rcq:uest them either to bring in or remit the amounts due at once. Also to those whose terms of sub scription have just expired do we send no tices, that they may renew with the cash withont delar. We trust our friends wi:l gratify us by prompt attention. Another run off of a palace car occurred last Saturday morning. It was the np-train from Columbia. The accident fortunately happened near the depot, and while the train was proceeding at a moderate rate. The locality of the accident was providentially be tween two embankments. The only injury sustai"ed was by a little girl, whose hand we learn was painfully bruised. The weather junap; from cold to warm, or vice Tersa. rather. The Spring-like weather of the past fortnight, which sportively invited the birds and flowers forth, and which cul mintaed in "thunder, lightning, and in rain,' has again jumped into cold weather, with an attempt at snow. A MEETING BROKEN UP.-la am'ting scene is said to have occur:ed in Vnio,n County, on last Saturd ay night A party of negroes were engaged in a prayer neting. and while many were down in a state of happi ness. (one woman in p:articular lost to time and sense.) some malicious fellow sang out "Ku Klux," upon which such a scampe-ring took place as is seldom v itnessed. Egres, was made through doors, windows. skylight, chimney, and in any and every way po.sib:e. The old woman, who seem^d ju<t a moment before to be in a trance, intt:ntly recovered and was one among the first to be up and moving. No CHANGE.-The strong t ffort made to oust the present incumbent, T. 1'. Slider. from the office of County Treasurer, we are pleased to say has failed, and that lie has re, ceived word that all is well, so far as he is con cerned, and to hold on. A4 no m-ii better knows how to hold on to anythin, that suits him, we feel assured that Mr. Slider will he able to maintain his posi.ion. The i:rtpress ible Joe was against him. THANxS.-Our thanks are tendered Mr. Normau Hale, Chairman (>mmittee of Com pliments, for an invitation to attend the in niversary Celebration of the Cicrontian l.ite rary Society, of Roanoke C iege, on the 2-21 February. *The Committee are .1. S. Motter. Maryhtad, J. L Wright, Ga., .lohan S.nith,. W. Va., JT. A. Summer, S C., J. Will Wil liams, Mo., and Edwin Schlater, La. The occasion no doubt will be a highly intaerest ing one, and we would like much to attend M ARY'S l.!T.E l,43B -I:1 " Every Satu r day" a contributor s:ays rte story of Mary and her lamb has been garibledl. tt thi folowing is the correct ver,iotn. Ouar lit:ie readers --ill thercefore make note and chi nnya the reading: M t rv' :id a li:tle 1::mh Wl'hose fleece wa; w hite a-t sna.v, And everywhere that Mary went The iambi i: wou:d no' g"-. So Mai ry took that little lamnb Ando a , -t it for ta ,pe-l: The. fanity lad it fried n--:Ct d.ay And it went very we:! 0N THE \WAR lATHl -T'leI hI-a- .atCeph Crews,- or Joe as lie is bietter known, pi.i Newb.-rry a visit la,t week, arid we dIo not feel fl.ittered a bir. an-1 admait e tnd idlyi. tIm: we prefer hiis roon anytime rather tihan his comnpany. iIe hais commit teal the unpairdon able sin, and we do not think there is t;my possi t>e hiope of his ever becoming fit f.,r de en: company. On this (iee.slin. not con. tent wi th up-setting the peace and quiet of his own beloved county. launrens, he comies here vwith malice :arorethoughIt to irjir:e New hery and at the same tinme to pocket a sran.t little attmn of mony, which we arc rohl wast offered to him for a job a- tuliar to the pres ent situation. We are ple...sed to state, how ever, thart it was "nit for Joe'' this time. In the bitterness of his feelings, it is told us. that he said Newberry should be made a grave-v.irdl of yet. He forgets that only re cently in a denial of the chaarges b.ou::ht against him in the "Kirrigan plug u.dIy af fair" lie sail lie n as opposed to a!l violeince. bloodshed, martial law, etc.. or he wouh! nt have given expression to 'uch an ug!y thought. 1'erhaaps lie has discoveredl another and quieter way of effecting ihdraalfuil ale sires mo making Newbe'rry a g:-ave-y ard. SALE-DAY -Although the n-eather was in clement on Monday last, anal the ro.ads wretchedly bid, from the late heavy rainus, there was an unusually large crowd of per sons present. In consequence, there wa,~ considerahle jostling and not a little cornfu sion and mixing up. Vast quamntities of flu ids twust have been used on the occa.i-m. as the "cases" were many. Onaly one acei deat happened that we learn; a young man forcing his way through a crowd wvth a knife accidentally eut a friend in the hand. baut riot seriously. Another young gent "ipolled off his coat and rolled up his sleeve" for n tight. but a marshal persuaded him that If he pet sisted he'd "inal Jordan a hard road to trav el." Reason prevailed. Three dhirkies found loging in jai! faor violent conduct, anid fur her depotent knot'e'th r ot. .1 stranger might have supposed that everybody' h:td turned auctioneer and that all were engatgead selling the property of the rest of nmankinid Never were so many .ailes known. (of horses, mules, furtaiture, eroceries, truck, go,ods, wares and- merchanidize. There were important sales of re! c sra'e; among which the house and lot on Ihatt st., of the late Dr. Thompson's estate, brought something over $.1700. The academ.Ty grom.ds sold for $2200. Got.. DOPAnEA, we are ple.ased to learn. has accpted the superitedencey of tile G. & C. R. R. vice Mr. 3Moore, who h is been dismissed. Tihe following interesti::g para grapah ret"':ring to the matter, we extr.aet fro'm the Rihmond Dispa:ch:a (o! TIhomas Damaread, tnpe:intendent: of the ichmttondi and Danville R.jilroadl. has resig:ned hi-' offie to accept the plce et Enin .e'r anad Gene~ral Saaperinandtrent eat te t;reenaville' andl ('olh.ai-na I-i road. oii Sounth Caro!bna," ich I utns from Co:n~mhiia We~"st I: ilic- n pha branch of twentv. t:ct \i l tllo ' i;'.n.' 4I ' aI i 'l to '4 %4*. h I , : i t.i T . ; r:.ittht: ' r : .t f : - Ita. l rt:ii. )i. nI ' ,v 0 f:i m il 1 \ r e -t th.t moltre ltiberatl rimn:n raltion .a d a n\ I.h r 'ii"hi ,f o o era:i ns i. ' n:l:d i ' ''u ,r.l tlod.l no It ave \Virgh.ia, He has beenl cu nectd1 w\i:i our r.ir ras; for ore than thtiri\v vi:r;, h-vint;, draii:; t!"- thne h.al c;'.ar' of :he i::anid andtl,lbu Ghe-:,prn ak, ant I tli.o, :iri i l 1d+T1n ne t:it rm! lii: it r 1Iier, a11d in :e :'.4 wa. .-- W41-t by14 :h l'on-ii ILI'iltiiI;1 :l:t ltll\':ll 1 1' l llT:1 .- ,'A It' 'ttj-r: t (:G.;vert"l :ti':t to, t.i:- Ih r.- of I)h. Si : i, t . i It>.io l : :r..l. a .! it " ro ill u . n ;.e...;i': (i:' ^n ito \ ,.hill.- wiiei ;n .:b1 rt , i. ' h ll - .itrtrtt,: wa< in c ii - i:.:,! :: t li I'.rmt -:. i .. r :ur1 mr;' r') .,, : !,,' a .:i . i t".- ' t :bI.- h l. ' t tho ir i"::v \ r 'i ! ' : . -. t ' : ' t::io nl-. fli it:. ". ;' ":o: y i t:t rn. r.i::"i l ' th'e -.. :] . ...:.t tl t :_ .r l i , tIt C.e o I, t r n: r t at t kI!! :: :lebi: 'er, r l r ti oaI, i-t :.:r nI (.+U! :It, n--tl"ad .t d--" 'eed!1 .i h I o - ! " - , : i l i ' - i t i ao , w i e 1 'a l r - r i :-.t bn . elit-.- ' h.r : b e n lu,t to our SCRAPS. .1 l-r.ty'er for a ne w'y marriedi coup:e Iutfer |II- ehila tca to Comle unn orne." .\nlna 1);(ckinson priq>u-es to grive news paiper men that talk abocut hier, "tit f'or tat," and .Col. Millkr, Kan,i eiior, replies, "All1 righit, Anna, we'!! tr:tilt; here's your tat.'' A hazy mn:n is !it' who hoes Lis c'irn so slowly that the si-d of his hat kills the plant. V.:nt a lo:l of w' o l to-dly? We were fored to :ns+rer:hi",tion n'g itively on W'e.lii eday last, forty-tive timec. Are crea% tion's wo"db'ing cleared up? We might think so, but th.it there is tone individual ye: out; six rn n'hs ag'i hi' promise>d a load for suh.; ipth)n, and ha- rteuerated freqtently sice. Hit 'he c. cii of his waron wheels are not hcardt in our neighborhuod. We all to the notice mule last week to Mi!lerites, if -an_. there be here, and they contemplate the upw.,rd trip, that they will p'ease settle Snttt,criItion5 before departure, anl leave their ab.lm-s, othcrwise we will n ir know wh re to send e:Spcr. "tI e. ':il :in co!becr, "tthat I wiix we-:ker every: d,y. t! ut I that I amn gradually ::pproachit:: it '. e )I; tilty a fe t more stitch es, and a'v"' wilt ble uvr. In heaven there is rest fir the u'': , wi my :orriiwi shall be heeled." !Ic then .ib .1nlyt7 bre..theld his la-t. ""Wh .r is E!!amtpeto Il m trie.i ?"' said a stumt,p or:atr. "Not wh:l: ! Whar is En,,, l.anI? .No wAsr! Thev CII Eteland the mistress of the sea: but wh-it makes the sea? The 1.lissis-ippi! All we've got to do is, to turn the Missisippi into the mammoth cave, at d :le F.nglish n.tvy will be flonndering in the mui." It is true wisdom to speak bnt little of the injuries you hive received or the good you have done. Lo:!lo:, Feb. 4 -The Times sayr: "tt no:hing so 'orbitantll is knowtn in the h:is tory of io ern w::l ftre, as Bismarck's p'ace terms. The si_ege of P,rl'aort continurs. Prusia ha:ls I :l' ano!ICt' levee lromn the L:iitn 'hr, and :,Il' ,ll)tt Inllen are ready to mnareb into France ipon short no:iee. The WVo:hd s'tys the Conference granted Russia'. pirete't:.io:sS. Rssia yiel,h-d uo thiing. Ti:rkey ubtain:s leo new gUarantee. Anl' ii'4en,p l: h:'b'e tole to a5S:l4s.,il.iIe Troc.'i'':: it tn-sOl:'41 inl the1 death1 oef Troch'lti' orde'rly. Itis 1sa-11id tateBourbeaki dlie'd of' tempor0.i:- I 114 n:y t. No r'e'sults fro:n tIle on) the l:.1b thel :er:d'b' :0' a'l to i.oh! their -.theo c .i'in1 tin-ir airm-' nill tn rinta:ine order .\ b':reau for' re.'l:n ni fll.lirwardhing nvison<o P.rishasbee e t:b!1he :. . 4 . 1 :abie 4. n .1.:.--: un .4 "m. tof th141 t.-o er.: po'er o thel'o e v .-r i: ifi - aTi . 4 . n4 i e:m !.id trn::int L.- ~ r ..r-:e ew.1 cp : -- ,1 of 4:, pub.4.'I il1 .-s fth'l e'pri:r:n - t;oi ::l It rli e.i o:iey P I 'o::: . fr J . . :: '.e:- 1ih> t a 1 IZ1puh!le. e-.ne 14 :.d) rleca.(ll 1'i4jy the 1'e ;'A any-: 1:iso o:a, cNi:p.-e::"Ihe M4nl c:4.zen,: :1 ;e.n.:- "I ::;.:t :au aro'tio of 1414 tide. .in. priih 4e of noiity1 I' t rep.4 In'C li i.m ver :1'4'1 w:r of I co: . r ;'j,u: ce' oct.eit oI l t v4i'4. (41(th t ) the t'.4n.n! lltrthv rema-t I :ta . i-tr--4to< 0'' t'he:'- ''l:.te t' 'rv e I W1 .r1'ti:4 -- 44 An. leorg clpdyke:" "S a C11't p ICi, d pith i p!'li he C .. lluytr e Wia il':"i".\ 4)4" -t:.ii mi4ttillor -avelhart iron; oi T:e qtol. he:si. 11. W.I! .--:Cl.. 144-r; --. uotence," jiub us-lrn.! ! h atnll'. 4 The' Ay of th i ie. 'n'l wt: l c44'e. wi-l : e i n ver 4c::on itl 4itheA' c ,un 'cl:y.4') 1.. 44b re:Y lii :g .e-ted eallt'g2i who -e:y 4it,' m =:. !:eest pg.r. We'i1 are" rj-iced ''Db-:k 4te):.. ;' e), 1 -in hr e econe edeJ'w tb io n f tie.'n Ir :.um!.'1t e4tJ .i tolsu'y111 thIe- rapi.ly lhtue in o'iana,' is e nue.' T2'ne high to)ne f.t literar. ctIe l .i antd the hncmprlev' 1' 'nty of it1 jlutraim. to:entr ith t e weas oe ofI:"I aek-1I':n.t1'. !hr:ot --the" Itos er vear'\lsub'cri''1r.sO rcerem4 totat:e sbcrin whi'er'e itt ifr:bii.i Th.- chromo' is no01) chep for itsaz 8xT1 nch'.toan 'c rom eepb lish..d.. hhetnum ir:iof The . tde;n prer'e anLt bon m!,A wi.laea~ mo-'er 411 volu..cn tainedh e.p.e u' the1 high'e: (rti.:cexclle7nce. 'end w1"t er tth: ntme'. t e piceegd t ott,.a say,O dint c.n 14e'or ge upc: w..l be mk 35i.ed2. Est:'.ws A ur.ta" r :.- oAn olv-d ma.i s t I ,i ii :. \n family circle lt con p.t. w ~hut a y..1 iu,.tgr, ani 14w is that to i- b,.,lle si a '. ,,t:, w lieu nu member of the fain ily h;u the rzlt ?Ihere Is nothing easier. Guo at once tit the "tore tit Me-srs. Chick & C-his:k, and purchtte,r one of th new Siuger Family Sev.iig MlacLiue., the best machines made. tf IF YOU IESIRIE ROSY che""k< an.! a com pl,exion f,ir and free from I'n p Ii' .'%' ;l Ernprliis, purify your blo.>d n. invig. a:' vour systern by taking Dr. Pierce's Alt Ext. or Golden Medical I)i<-,vrrv. It has no eq1 d for this purpose, nor is a remedy for "Liver tomplain:," or l',ili,usne.'," 'nd "C,,n;tipation of the w- ,:vh: lv (!rnggi-t-. 'amtihlet ""it frce. .1l.lre,, Dr. R. V. Pierce, iiuff.lu, Feb Si ti-. I M.\NY 01' TI[E FINEST'' and mo,r i ter,t inrig emotions perish forever, b,e.u" 'o) oiplex and fugitive for expres sion. O; all thin rclat.ng to min, his fee in:; are p-rhaps the inost :vanescent, the g:eater pirt dying at the moment of tler birth. flut while e-notions perish, thought blended in diction is immortal. Such will be Ih- list of those enrc I by the use of the "Old Caroliua I;it;cr-." Th" I. h- '-s m ('nm!v' in ue is Vine min'- r:n -z;i/. 3 3 -! l-,, . -1 . m:n-h." I a nixirn is ex-npliel boy what - a 0:'am f--: .- 'M tI:t l;l rTr:it,;, the creat Go.: ,+" , i-- h , n.:: r, c m 33men,ded as a en e"-!, i~n ts p v,ers for g'oi are won dIer t'J 1. I b.S . --i. -.?0 OORS.S.SIIES,BL IN DS. Mou'ding<, &c.-Wc would call special at tention to the advertisement in another col umu of Mr. 1'. 1'. Toale, of Charleston, S. C. Mr. Toale is an extensive and successful inanuf.:erurer, and thert can he no doubt that our readers would consult their own inter e-ts by corresponding with him before pur ch:t-intg ;,oo,d' in hi, line from other parties. Feb. 1, 5>-Im. r OUR YOUNG TOWNS. man, Ira B. .Jones, is the agent here for "Al len's Chemical Compound Snap," end will furni-h a "righ t" to make the same to any per-on tor 1. le h:s thoronzhly and satis f,ctorily tested this compound and pro noutnes it excellent. It is surprisingly cheap, sitnp!'. poverful, rapi-l, efficnciou<; and en tirely unit;jirious to fibrics. For S1.50 enou:;h of this compound can be made to last an ordin:,ry famiy one year. The labor attending the old manner of va-hing is di nini-hed three-fourths the time, and the clothes rendere, heautifu'ly white and clear.. Ec'noniv. sense and progress say "Try it." Dec 21. Fr UN.\NSWERABLE AIR (O!'INT r.-} Eul,i-led frcts art silent arru men:- which neither pen nor tongue can shake, and it ix upon istabliSlh-d facts that the reputie tion of Hostetter's Stomach bitters, as a health pree vi:g c:ix ir. :nd a who!esome and powerful remedv. is Lased. When witne:ses come forward h; crowns. year after year. and reiterate the same statements in relation ti the Leneficial effect" of a me+iicil;e upon therr.velves.disbeliefin its effie cy is literaliy imp-- *ible. The credentials of this not-qua;b-d ton'11c ac alterative, extending over a pe.:o. of nie..riy twetity years. inc ude individ unls ot every cla-s. and residentts of every clime. and rei1r to the nio,t prevah-nt among the com I laitr whichi aiict 2,1.d hairuss the hiumaan fami ly. hither a nu'tituie of people. rtrangers to e.ch other. iave :e,nu:dIly been seized with an it. I Sane :i, m":ti -le-s desire to deceive the public, Sfor liuo.etter'. Iitters, for no le-s than a fi'th ofa centurv. have b:-en affording such relief tosufrer era. IrIn iminigestiun. fever and ague, biliousness, general rieLtity. and nervous disorders. as no other preparation has ever imparted. To-day. whiie the eye.s of the reader are upon these lines tens Of itusamid< of perous ofboth sexes are re lyingt upon the Bitters as a sure defence against thie aninets which the present seison engenders andc their conltidlence 35is no misplaced. The Ib ca po3ous which, interre-ted deale-ra sometimes en deav',r to fost upon the~ sick ini its stead, are ev erywhere- mxee.iating thate that is due to fraud :in'l imp->stu-e. whize thz-. demntd for the greal vegetatie .pecific is constittly inicreasing. The pnroh,ibit,iin of hog cth ire in Ja pan1 has ibeenC remnoved. GROCERIES, FiT LIZLrI3, &C. ec in : Le': r:nr.t of the coutrr l',' are :3!-o prepar3 ;3 o execute :dI or cOMMISSION DEPARTMENT, We. 'can gely~ thre P:..nte~rs.atnd all other: e.h FmLIZER A. r:de w~ i:h o-her Fert:hizers. W.. !.a'- detrni-,! to soli cood< itn om line- a. low s ~-they en:3 be sold in this mar FOR CASH ALONE We- l 13ht 3'' 3'annorl s..! at short piroil na n - .r Feb. S, -ti. 50 BUSHELS Greenuille MEAI FOR)! S.\LE MY D. MOWER. In glePious andL lovely pro. fusion. will beC OPENED AT L RnARSo,HALL' To-inrrow,(the 9th.) F. , -1:. Tournament. The"re n il be la Touirnan:enit at Newberr: on th:e Itih of Fe-brua;ry. Knight1s will re port to .'dr. II. Ta,rrnt,r at ihe Drug1 Siort F.. ;,-tf. JOSEPHI HU'NTER. Notice. Dr. R. W:al:-v respect-ully notifie thot-.. of hii- patron indlebted to hinm sine 1 '5 to be pre,eit time, tha.t they will fn their acou:ts receipted at his office. Ex-par.t. - E. . L.\KE. 131 11 II. KlN.\RIl i TH E ie:: e:-i:ors oh HI. H. Kinard ar t egnitred to rende3!r and! est.-1,i;sh their r< Spectiv IcC im befo30 0!re me3, at moy offiee, a Nen rry :n or before the~ :,'th day< 1e- :.r ~::a:*. 1:. thc abs:ne of thm RI:..r..1.3 .33.o':. n, E-q., wil act fc C. G. J.\E;ER, Regi;ster. The Best Cotton Seed. TIlIE underigned offers for sale Two Hundred liushels of his inproved SCIIL i 1'E1:T' (;4TTO\ SEEII, d""liv.rrd at New berry l-pot or Frog L"-rel l)rpot, a' $1 per bushel. Persons wautin3 my ' 'd will fur Ilish -weks to 1. J. .ni;g., miy 1g,-t at I)epit, to send to me for '-dr. im Serd 1 ill be retur:url to my at"'tir, a:,d to be paid for on delivery "r N..wI,"rrv 1"I-put. JiE&iE .S iCMI'ERT,. Fro-; Level, S. ('. i. it der'ignerd, certife :h: ?" have tri.-"l h.: impl,r",-;d -:lil: Il'ERT COTTON SEED), and tind thein to be o;erior to any Seel w. .-Ver a."-d, in prou.utivetc- and sip. rior gtility of the lint. John P. Kinard, Nes%ton Cros-'n. L. C Kil-r, ). V. T. kibb-r. Wmn. .M. 1in ard, Ileiery Whii;mnire. Feib. 8, G -bet.* To the ieaehers of the Free Schools for 1870. I h the mude everr- " xi-tion to obtain the money for your claim- for teaching, but as et hatve not received payment. It is now promiked a< soon na Mr. Montgomery, the ('ounty Audi:or. sh all make hi-i report of the l'iil faxes, colb-ctrd up to Nov. 1t, 18'70 [is he has been requested to do by reso;u tion of the Le_risl.iture, by 15th .January, but up to the 3rd Febru.,ry this report had not been rnailc. I would not make any cc-n plairt., but soine of the Teachers and their parrors have circulated reports to the effect that there 'as no doubt th:t I had received the money and was withholding it from them. I have not even received the last quarter's salary dne me up to 1,;t Jan.. when my office exp red, as may he seen by calling on Jesse C. Smith, School Commissioner, at his office. The pavm nt of acconnt-. for the first term up to 31st March, 1870 will be made, but I have urged the payment of the accounts from April 14th to Jan. 24:h, which will be done if the D.:ficiency Iiill, now before the L-gilature, is passed. Se persons who are ready to circulate slanderous reports will find that the Legil iture gives me credit for hav ing faithfully dhcharged my duty as School Contnlssioner. Wx . SUMI MER. FOYARIA, S. C , Ych 6th, 1871 Feb. 8, 6-1t. Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta K. R. L1'EltINTENDE-NT-$ (FFICF.. (-or.veaIA , S 4'...lantuarv 17. 171. ON and after:. UNUAY. January '2, the l's sengrr trails over this Itoad will run s follows: GoiSG NoRi. No. 2. No. 1 AILIIVE. L.A7C. ARRVZ. LCAVL. Au?nsta 6.09 pat 9.00 ;in (olumbia 11.05 pm 1: 2j 1251 pm 1.03 pm Winnsburo 1.25 am 1.2am 3.17 pm 3.37 .rm ( he-tcr 2.5' am 3., am 5.f7 pm 5.11 pm Charlotte f,.30 am ;-pm GoiNO Sorru. No. 1. .o. 2 A RItVE. 1AE. ARRIVE. LEAV2. Anuua 7 45 pm i.3 am Columbia 2 16 pm 2.28 pm 2 13 am 2.28 am Winnsboroll5.>an l.5i..m 11.5 pin 11..8pma (hester 1..2, am 1" 2:Iarv 1) 27 pra 1. 3. pm Charlotte 80 - am 8.1, pm (oing North.-Both No. 1 and 2 me close daily conniectio,ns at Charlotte for New York and all points North atd Ea.t. 'art+engera leaving on 2 ou SATURDIAYS, will lay over 12 hour- at lt.cbmotld. Going S..nth.-Both No. I and 2 make close daily connectintis at Augusta with trains of the Ge.rgi> and Central Georgia Ro da, for all points South. South-west an" West. Through Tickets <old, and Baggage checked to all pri.cipal points. J. M. SELKlIRK. Supt. E. R. Donsst'. General Tic.rt Ageur. * -- A Pnnv:tmmt,r Rn:y Tie Mon. gnose, bittetn by a poisonioa serpent, see.ki a certain plant, ears of it atnd reconver.<. It like Imtner thou:sanrds of Etropeani dy p"jpticsi, andt' victim-i of liv.-r '-o-nplait. di-ordcr-i of the b owel-a, d.-'ility-, drop<av. rh-amatis-n, &e- , fib--k to the It- z -r s..rin: n Germ and are ca-d hv it . trion, watr-. We h.ive the~ -p-in,. int a-i it.. In this country. in the 'orm.: Tarrant's S emer'~ Ap.nienti. for thle uts- of the~ m:ih>n. T:.e mniii.tn tnejd.!le -ii a cOr .r:ive au-l abe*r .'.ive. 5IPLt BY ALL. DRI.';:sTS. PAYILION IOTEL. B.ARD PER DY- - -(9 $0 31as. II I. Bl'TTElrr--L,rprieress. lI. HA31ILTi N, Saiperitntenadent. -- NICKERSON IIOUSE."1 Ths Columbia, S. C., Thspleasr-nty located [Hotel.ur.surpussedl by any IHouse in tIe South for com fort aind t:ealthy Inea lity, is now open to Trave'er~s :rd ohr seeking aeornmodationi. Families can be fur Ini-tied with te ce, airy- rooms on reasonnab'e terms. '"A call is solici'ted.' Mly omnibus will Ibe at the diffrent de-p.ts .lan1 I ARAH L. WRIGHT. COLUM3IBIA IHOTEL. CO1I31A. S. C. T lHE Ro~PRIEToR taikes pleasure in an, uounc-ing that this elegantly.furnished E,ta.b!i4:hment it no.V open for the aiccomn modition of guests. The tahle will alway-s he suppliedl with everyv delicacy of the seas ~on-hoth from Newt York and Char!eston 3Manket.<. ared no efforts wiil be spared to give perfect eatLinfac:ion, itn 'very respect, to ontr pattrnts. Jan 1 W31. GoRIMAN. WHERE TO STOP. WILLIAMIS' HIOTEL, Formerly Harvey House, SPARTA NBUEG C. E., S. C. (CONTINENTAL IHOTEL. L AURENS, C. H., S. C. 31Y friends and the traveling public tire re ~peerfully informed that the above namnei IloTE~LS are now under my contrts: aid they may rest asenred that the reputation of the twos houtses will be fully kept up. The Rooms air- comfortably furnished and the Tabiles will be nupplied with the best of ev ery thing. 31aty 11. l9-:f. KNATIONAL IIOTEL. Coiumbia, S. C. Robert Jornler, Proprietor. P. IIildton .Jovner, Clerk. RATES: -of Board, per Day............-...$ 01 Supper, Bre-akfast atud Lodging....2 0o -Sitngle MIeaals............ ........ 1 00' Sep. 8th, 1S69. ALONZJO REESE, I ARBER. jINext doar to P'ollock's Restaurant, Columbia, S. C. Will Shave. Shampoo, Trim and Dye, To suit the mo,t fastidious. Try him ! VALENTINES AT H 2RIFV"S SALE. HY -mdryc wri: of r:ri Fctits to me 41. . e .l. I .I! - !! . N . :,.: r Court l[ouse ,, t!e Fir-t .\ a; s in: .',rch nest, the , ingpro.t"-rty', viz: . . 2.'-Vi lIb,. oe'.i cott',rt. Lovied ox r.. " . p r , c L. 1H. Vert., :it the stit of I le:.ry 11.:-..ter". {t, I . "cr.s rf i.,-i, lre or ie-', boeude4 ho .John kinar".. Jont Riser, ets, hn :ht e..ef tlhe o: v-. Fredencek B. i: -.!, for T x. 6;: arct"S of l-hd, Tm,re or less, boonded bI) l.nds of .J.!. ; i!lm mn td noth,'r,. at the it of the State vs. Myram Clinch, for Tax. t4 60 acres of l.ind, more or less, bounded bt Ibot . vf Auol"r,on Werts, D. LivingstoA tiw1 o-h(-r', :t th.' s::it of the State e. . I). K.atrl, for Tax. {4 21.> ter.is of ;and, morr or less, bonnde4 'y lands of Mrs. E A. Paysinger, Samaas t'1im:prt,an, et at. Levied on at the suit "f the State v. Margaret Kinardl, for Tax. t4 40 acres of land,1, more or less, bounded by lands of I'erme:ia Bowers, A. Y. Enlow, et al, at the .,it of the State, et al vs.Jams Wood. t 41 acreS of land, more or lrse, bounded hv latd.l.) of J.irrett Smith, William Bishop ,"t a!, tt the .:rit of the S:ate vs. Charlotte 1,t00 :icr(s of i:.ad, more or 1es. , bounded hev Ia.it of E'. of Lof:on John-on, Jarret .:.ith. Lemrir,l Oxner, et al, at the suit of tile- State vs. Lewis M. Jones, Adtu'r, for Tax. { .3co acres of I nd, more or les, bounded by lands of Robert Lindsay, Mrs. Watkins, Thos. Neel, T. J. L:pscomb, J. II. Williams et at, at the suit of the State vs. Estate of J. W. Ropp, dec'd, for Taz. t 2 Store Hlouses and Lots in the Town e1 Frog Leve"l. houndled by Main Street, J. X., Kibler, Dhavid Kiblcr, et a, at the suit of (h.arlc.< ..ach Sims, survivor, et al, vii Lingdo C. Kibler. f4 941 :,ere- of Lind. more or less, bounded' by l.tn.i= of : Kinard, G G. DeWalt, ert a). Ano, 2 hor-es, 2 co%s, 51) bush,elscorn, o:nre Or I.-s:, .c" ibs fodder, more or Ie, 1!.,ue,e:1I and" Kitce.n Furniture, at the - of L .; l,on C. ibier va. John P. Ki. a rd, Jr. t8 Tene ... , T:Icus M. PA~YIN2R~, s. x. o. Fit. ~.tc tes of :::erica. District S,uth a(r,iia.-In; Bankruptcy. IN THE MATTER OF SAMUEL COHE IN pursuance of an order to me directed as A s-iee, I will sell at the store of sai Samu--l Cohe't, at or near Glymphrille, New berry fio"ritv, at public outcry, on the TWEYTY-TIIIRI) OF FEBRUARY, at 10' O'CLOCK, tc e fol!o ing Real E-tate: At that tract or plantation of laud, containing Ore Hundred and Twenty-two Acres, bethr -anme more C less, Iying on the Road lead' i:: to Colm:ibi.t, ad},oining lands at thi time b.:longing to Willie Ruff, on the Northr i-le, .Joh, (G!ymp:l1h, on the South side, aad on the W,-st side of the Co'.nmbia Roadp turch.tsed by s.id San.iel Cohen fro"t E-hr::im Se-r, Mtreh 6th, A. D. 1870, [Rcord.-l R."istvr's Office, Newberry Coas. t, Book P. 1'., pag-s 91 and 92. Al-o .ai that tract or p"lan;tation contaitit'g Sit" fotr Acr"es, more or less, lying on the Co. luml,ia Ro,d from Ilenderson's Ferry, and I on water. of Br oadI River, adjoining lands at rhis time belonging to Ephraim Sube, S. Cohen and John Gymph, purchased fromn E. Scube'r, October S, A. D. 18'10, as allt. moire fully appear by plats whicb will bce exhiited at sale', made by E. P. Jose, Nurveyor. The two tracts above haviag be'en incorpor.t:ed into one, will be sold as a whole, together with the Store and DeeD. ing a,nd alil ot her bunildlings thereon. AX'. the saime ticme an.1 place, 1 will soll aj the S:ock in Traide, (;;atth-c, Mules and othenr person;ilty of the saidh E..tate. Termt-C'a-h. Puarchaser to pay Assignes for papers and stamps. BEN.JAM1!N MANTO1'E, Feb. 8, 6-St Assignes. STRAY MULES. Si.ved or stc.,ti fromn the aesidence of thle suberibeer o: te nitht of the third in ...cnt, TWI) MAR.lF 'iLES, abiout eight 'e.irs old. IJie a hi;:ht bayv, with hair ron:h1 in the. fc, r.s:b e gh.l scratches; ui rim o:hoir c :k The~ arie lho:b' sominc it a'eove mtediium l.e,:ce. ' e-l h.-t heard from they ' cre inear '-:. Will::. in Edgeseh! County, and necre a:cicren:y i making for Charlotte, Not 'Crolinai, fl:nnV !hichl place they m.r bon:is:o !@, S. C., about a year .i -cil p:* y 11 tie'r-l reward1 for their re con-ery. An hi .focrm,-t!on conlcernling said Mule nI ! he,~'II thi:ei:fi:ly received. A ddrcessl Sth subciber at iidge Spring, S. G.L. P'. R~UTLJND. NOTICE. TI! umlr-gnd hereby gives notice to all per-onsi hioh:: lh demat:cl iga:inst the es t.e ocf Jtll\ N. FLIYI), deceased, to pre em0 c sth rite fcthcnih to her attorneyS, 2 '-ls,rc.. F ,ir, Pei &k Puope, at Newberryl1 13. II., S. C. All persons indebted to said1 estate will mnake payme'nt of the same to her 5faid attorneys at once, nnd thereby save co.ts. Thei testatre will be settled at sa early day. AMELI.A A. FLOYD, .lo'x Est. of John N. Fioyd, deed. Feb) 1, 5-4t. A Stock of Clothing, Ilats GENTS' FUFRNSHING GOODS AT 7L ESS T HAN COST.i] A R.RE OPPionPTUNITY TO E.MBARK IN TILE lBUSINESS. A fresh and well se lecte i stock of ('LOTHING, IIATS and G;ents' FURNI.'lllNG GooDS, together aith the STOR~E FINTURES and Lease of one of tho most desirable busiiness stands in the city of Columibia-property of the -late W.Jluoke-is now offeredl for sale at S eterifie, in order to close the businea P.arties de:-iring to tre1t fo,r the purchase of -camet, w il call on or ad.iress the soin of the late pcroprie:or. MiKE IIOKE. Feb. 1, 5--tf. South Carolina Rauroad Company, COtLMtutA, S. C., January 19,1871. ON and after sUNDA Y. the 2d instant, Pas venger Trauit.s upon this Road will arrive an leave as folltows: Tittax No. 1. Leave (carte-ton at...................... 8.23 a a A.r rive at Columbt!izat ..................3.40 p Le.,ve(columbia ut...................1215p m A rrive uti Uhacrte.ton at................. 7.50 pma L~eve tarien*a. iun:days excepted. at... 9.5) ama Arrive at K ingvilte at................ 1.2) pma Leave lKiui,gilte. Sunda.ys excepted, at . ::30pm A rrive at Camden at............... ..6.e.acp m The above Trainis run in conectcn with Wil m itfton. Colunbia and Anuuta It, iroad. cos recinng with Trains for Wilmington, North Carm. hia. atnd with Trains for Au-ust,. Georgia makin~ Cce connUectionis with s'ight Trains of G;eorgin Railroad and Central Rtailroad, for all points South andl West. lXatt N No.2-NiGRT EZPREsS. Sundtay Night excepted. Leave (Charlest n at......................7 10 pma A rrive at Columbia at............... A.0 a m Leave Columbcia at.... ..... ...........7.50 pm Arrive at charleston at..............6.45 a a Th-is rrain runs iu connection with Up Augus ta Trains. making close connectison with RaircCa- and Central Riailroad MoniglfTra for all points South and West. A. .L. TY LFE R. Tice-President. S. It ~.I*. NS. U.en.eral Ticket Agent. LOOK OUT FOR YOUR MEALS AT TIlE Alston Hotel, agBenfs G;cing Up and Dinner Juli