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I 2 e Ia JOIN! ResolutiC"ns Fess. 1y the Le;'s nce-Session 1870 and 071. AN ACT TO ri:~t'mi: Fn:: rI!E I'CaCATI l):- -ri:: .'0 rs, I:t::'u.Ts, }::: t)oiTiosa . . t.N. i A ) ( :ni rari::i aO TII ..cT"i'Y. 1.I. ' t'"IVtod b lhe Sen : t .nd I1'u's:e cf epire:ti:tatives of the i--"te of S mnth Carolina, now Ime-t and -itt,tg i: (" -.e::' As tlyr } awd by te it , t ."h e a:n, Ti fit th( Clerk of . i .thy nre h.re by .'t:': :d toD p:ru'hie, by COtntrat fOr the I. Mi. :ti , b. 1 inat:il "t e ie d r af the W.tae as mat by thm: he to.t' (r:eri rv. of the A, :- 1.mL- beu 1c -c'so utt-c rsV of the i\rt: .n' f "ie, ' :n d t lhe pir t and Current "'? .ti' ',kof :, (.' .'fL:e r :. .'ml y;t pro i. j. thl:.t .::'Z e"' tra:ct h.:, app1rOvedt by S -i , :.I Hon, :f IRepf res.; ienttive S --. ' That - S -o--it :t i:nher of th} J(o:..nai, Ri"ports and Acts of the GCee r:i: S nemly a tal be t.ecces.:trty f''r the use of the tmmbers of the itt tr:: A se:nhiy, :i.d f)r the State Libra rii to 3 : ti:e exch-o tes with other - i tate"s, the b 1::(i in a good am.: subta n ii:: ma:(t: nr- that the ih k of the S:nite a: d the .'!te:k of the House of I: I-res-at::ti he, a: ite1y are hereby Iuthit d to .-e i., :ne done ihi mted1: e!v t:.^n the close of the se::sion, or.a son :l-re0era-Z praCtical. 3.c 3 . it (:: t S t com;eti ofe.(1 th:e iin "..t: ..1, thny ,hall fortand bydect mil- or in:ha r i,e asT they inay deem li expeien:t, a c opy to eah of the nemtlterN c:f tc G::neratl .ceri'bhty, athl One to) : h otf th:e .-:te :a::d Cun ity ond ecrs en ltiCed Ita l- ": .;!P . C. 4. i T ii " t i:" th tatt le Tra lsurir b, :d het i :1r( i, lthof:izd : ad direet ed to Iar aln ''llco is for ::aid work, <;t oI any' to nevs: in the Tre asury not othler tti e~ip;,r('p: iateld: Provided the C!erks ' the res'eo tive 1.'Sesd or l first "ertify that said IaCcouint; are j'ist and correct in :1 re"spects, and :bat the rtk has been , :: par of con tract, and ;i at thE' :nl(.ui.t meltnti.medc( in salid ace cO'int', i. (:m-, and: rctllin; unpaid. S :c. 5. Tha)-t all Acts or" parts of A't J: ..i: t Item ittions: mN:Amdet with e: mtt are h:erivtree:ed 'p. ond; Jan unry 2:3, 1S7 1. . I-r ::N :riNs a!TuoYz:Ni AND D n'CeTIen -r: .T.r:. .;t"IO AMn) Cnt 9V Co:.::.:X::! S TO LE:Y C::v c::TA: .e it rus eld by the Senate and litouse of I: reent:iires of the State of ,ii. th a:i',. , : Co tio t and .t iin:g in Ienera Ane:nbly .an by the auiho:ity ("f thle sameit ; Th,at thet Stato Auditor he', ant be is iltr;hv authrizted r.nd directed to levy ::.u ,ause to be collected a tax of. :".ie n:i.:is I a dollar of all taxable pro :i the State to meet aupropriations for ithe ti-I:l ysar I , amt the cointv CouI1lniI'.sI'ine': of eCch uf the Con ties are U ret'' at,o:ize to lery, aid cause :C he'(ket a tax not C\texeding three I:.Zrs on cf a:l taxal,1e pr1opety" :1n the.ir resse.:i;'e COm.tl,s for the fl cal - ca 18~I, exc'ti .' (e ounty' (em mi sInt-rs if Ikauf'r t, Ge1orgetown -..d L-i:rens Cou:,tie', wI ho are herebiy :mtorizedl To evv 'a:ali cause to be col :e.cted a 1::x not excte-ling four ruills on s.e do:ax :.;i e-xepting the Ccunties of t lIre'nd:m, D):aiiIgton, llorry and lRich 1iid, who aire hereb~y autthiize.d to levy, .:nd colleet a tax not exceding five ills en thle dIllar, t wo nulils of the slaid tax so ;evied in DalntnCuty, shall be dev.~ote. to the C 4:1 Pletion oIf th~e Court !!(oSe at ! )e :lingt->;, rvVIed so mouchl - l:al be n1e44'i-ary:. .N .ACT st'i;.::::N7.u:V TO AN ACT EN -'rm:: '"AN .\CT To Ar Tni:u.n: AI)IN !,'t:AT4)::s, i:x . '. , AN!' (Tn :) Fl me ( Es, To' 4.: .. :. .tN ErmENcEs~ .e::oI:n , . Nu C'1, i C~". - * embe'.r, in .e ye: of or Lord orne -.vetae reds e of and the Ida ihe timn, haveX tince been renl * t ii or wo rthless, by opentIi - 'f the . t f t(: Gnri! As-:ob y *Uttr. e ..ndIt perp-:t::ate the homne I '. IU i :nt: yteS n : -'HhIi- u , ,.41.' , Iy seaie of the ca. ra! \ .e:n', and h:.thec of t :.:. 4e Tha all a<h4. - ex.. - :.r(N.' , :. Cth r f:durin:ries, a .. t-: a::. tt: e-::nce's I,f m. es,: bya;.-raI I f theO Aet of the -:1 ' A ,s:e to da.:n: e a:I,l per-O e.lI th o:0se i, shp baluowed po, ofi 1h :..an in i I th n e ri'el in Sections 1 1 iio the - whc tis i Iunplemet h d. 4r i C '-d b .C -: pt tef the 'cp-nbr, ig.the -'I e o t .'th,nad d'. it ed'I. an-CI Ii:, and tiok notesiC -:t th - t y wer tken,a btIl raion f tione i:3 Ii:"e -f Janua1 y, A. - ehT -N a.': :I:OirNG THiE .\T en:i . L T -t:i.oY A ss:STAN(r! 'i X.'N X'"P:IT:N To iPA' 1411 an:'' I r' by th rfor of - .I '::ep :: an1 1 i t Io Ce:::;::.:, thav prouedo ii :nle an h.the rUitofithe 14 by; : the1~~ Ie:te andI C . m an sIttn in - t -na dolars, it '-o much the ::counts tb - t t .\nstoX *n pa . ne I r : tave f,r sr,mne tine been surpriet that no eflirts " .re nihle to construct a ship ear::t! through the Peninsula of Finr l t for the spee,1 anid saf. transit of ve sel from the Atlantic for v:i1,ou; >!f p:ts. : Te FoU i(da reefs are cda: e tro ii foul weeaith:r, amnd the t:.. , 'm ,r.::i Ionbt.i;n the' c.:'*s won:l be :;-i:: -*i1ble beil't. Then sm:hIt and aterT: of the age tlenl'i the con .ti!ct:.m of a ship en:al thrt.h s:4 .:i s.. W e ead n ith grr:t intere-t, a few da t!s ince, the (,u!oin teegram: --Te St. L,:ki cr:titte', regrdin: the ani:l from the Mi-.i."i tI river to the .\tlantic coast of Florida, report f: eorab,ly. :A le-atiin gins to Wa.hing ton to u-k tonr essinal! aid in surneys.' The Lcgislatur:. Since our last issue the Senate and 11use have detert,ined to push ahead etith the wotk behore them. The bill Tcaling the act rel'eali:g the usury i tx. hasept sed the Hiouse. A resoilu tiI,l :u!tpted in the Iio-tse, to request the (ivernor to arm (qulin aid mount a rg:ien t of mh ili t::, ron -rTI r -:st:v A - T:Os OF I:ACt:, was') tabled in the Senate. The election for Judge of the Seventh ('ircuit, wiich rt-ultejd in the choice of Mr. .\ttgnmery Mostes, he by" subse pltent action been devilarcd ttull aid voil. A new election will be held on Friday 24th. A resoltion. in the ildotie, requesii,g the Governor to rest re :imls to militia :limpan ie , Uas adtetd. A h:ll to req.:ire the State T:casurer to par C.,tmttv tre'Ia.urers their respect ive ainportionmle:'t of the iil tax for :e stehoul iund, was passed tj a third read tng. _____ _ Ku Klux Disturi an:es. Corming just as we were preparing our last issue for press, we hal neither the ti:e nor space to enter protest against the ate vio!ence in Union, by which a nom i. >er of pris>ners were taken from the jail it that place and ki:led. Whatever their r Cnes, and however guilty these prison rs may have been, there was no justili :tion in taking their lives in the sum na:v and unla%% ful manner, of whi,i our -aders have already been informed. 'he irritated state of the country, the roocations heaped upon our citizens, .he corruption of the pat ty in power,and he diabolie:i out:ages cuomtittet, are alculated to keep up a very hitter eeling, but as tad as all these are, it not the right of an armed force, dis uised an.d unmk:ow n, toc wrest fromn tihe ne~ its prerogaitive oft utie and comn it an not at which humanity revolt'. etter that all thc rascals in the latnd ~houd go unwhiplt of j:.stice than thai uch idnilight deeds oef viouenice be don. here m-*ty have seemed hdang. r that thle itms in this case wou:hd escape a richi r merited justice, and the attempt to re Iiove themi to Columbhia gave rise to such 1 1<.k (If theC case, but stiil such an act hiuld nout have been comimitted. The tempt to remlove th em was wrong. is it impl ied a wanoit of centidence, an.I a- virtn-d thro.' ing d I va the gannt et, yet there is noI naiit1ion fIr them ynchinlg aid k illing of tha,-e in :n, or he ass:mpt ion of so) serious a respo.nst ility. Never havc a peopIle bleen so ott ~aed as the S.l mhern peLople havye, and1 'ever havec a people shown so mulch vir ue in) forbeau ance, buit these unIaI hoiIzed assumpition1s of vengeance which rop out hern and there-thme eficts of te peculiar and unfortunate conlditioni f the present time, - are nevertheless rmog, tnud shoud not be ; every ert and every means should1 be resort ed to in or'er to teach oth.er atnd milder :ourss. Tt:e speci- meslge' (If Gotvernor Scot t a the :bove relation i< einserva:ive, we :apyI the following extracts from the l).ly. Republican with its comntmenits: These indignant words a.re justified by what areC blieved to be the facts, aTnd hey express the settled opin;ions of tho reat tlmass of the peol'I.I. W~e trust t' Ttime, to our own ex:erti ns, aId, above :ii, to the jus5t God oIf our fathlers, for a reiepion from the~ V myitd evils of ois overn imnt, and11 of social and p' lit ical olIrer: We (It'ist keep our hearts putirej d our ban.s clean, or wet cannot hop e' oI sa1Ve (ur peiople. Mdi-fo; tuItnes enough e have h.:11, but a greamter tha:mn all re Tnans b: ehimtil if th:is Sta te is tlt at ten' pt redress its wronig, by the foul crones If i,lised5C desperadoles. There might e sonething ofr hier ismi inT a stand1 u2 lht in the broad li:iht oIf day, with lie 11d battledht wavig o verh ead. ButI there i., noItii but 5sin and shiamet in jets like those5 which hlave been comit-l li ein one unfor)002tuna te eeunty. Thei (e unnu i-e, they are intexpedient, they ire d:angIrous-they ace uite: ly wrong~ in tie sight of God anid oman. 12 rebati.in to) the call m::ile for Uni ted Sttes troops. Gjovernur Scott says that e aIs nIo doubit that a snu!ieiint. garu i0n will lbe prompitly sent to thme leading potnts inl thle unmprotected section oIf cmlnn-t tr. This wilm puit an endl to all tr.>uble. With Fedlerail soldiers 2tationeld ini the up-vcountry, the conservatice clases will hve a raIllyin poinit, aTnd thtere will not1 be at whliiper o'f rilt. To) sendt thie negro milia. to Un:ion, is to senmd themm toi ~lody. ga'es. To send Untited Statecs troops, 2s to insure quietnes. anid pce.~ We i:e gladJ that GoIvern2or Sc-ott stinids irim 1i (i: dtrinaiition t'to uphIll tie cvl aw, aind to u.se ol C::ited States tiops where a m2iLjtary force is nees;a rr. In tis c.mrse he n il bhre suiedlil h~ th' tpeople of the whle. State. Mr. J L. Fair, of Albbevilie, (lied last Thumrsdy. HIe was a gentlemtan of ex ce:lrt aittinmetnt. Cut oli in the biloom' If youth, he leaves a broken heartedl vo2El wife and matny sorrow ing fr iendis. ~Govt. Clayt on, of Am kansas, is to tie i2peached. The steamer Pacific is lost, nith 20 of her crew. The l)istrict of Cr.lu:nbha is to be terrn toriaizd(. Dx ter Gibson, a young man of un sound mtid, has b)eent arres:ed as the one whon shot enginieer G:ibble. Mr. Trott has been confirmed byv thme Senae its postma:ster of Charleston. $2oO0lit,000, the Ib)aro sy,is the amiount of damnage: inflicted byv the C.' At the :1lt itz tlll':i t Z ("1 tili h:)'iv ciL:ile.toiI, oni th.e lI:h, lion. Alifn. II uger presiding, it was shown that ti Ctt:ary iT. rapiliy aplpr(nching a tt,. mum of prosper:ty, wL ith a nilinmum expcnse, &c. Fri, the interesting bi inless mattters be f..r the body, we c: tract the :f"!!ut : .1r. rib-l. S :l 'ive the frilouin re., litii , L hi(h t is ndop t :l I.'s.,ved, T ::. the riiiid 1f tir-dt tO the h thl ('r,in t ll: i t /':mi:r: .t r. imn :. l t i .-;.--il of the :n..s fS i ( t ..1 : i " it I 1t tij r t rn l B a s -olrt asi ti ,l :it l":la; tet the ptiOtro c4 to e l p l-', -.:!i he . ! t (Itli:- t trr !.u .:..:,t .-r n.. 'r - , .n.1 th:a ts t.y sot:d., htrt t r t. not le: lt r,l L"iv ", r "-t.-t !.: : "' sha I. t :re., s ih l tqe 1 - Lh ma:1 to ir Ili;e a st:Je tilr. 1 I'. . .i".t t- o:l the fot ll,, t; tesrb: 1itt, n hl.h i.. he ld:h ptedt l:es~lvei, Tii : the lirisr ltc i o t ttl1th-we.,terin tiailro.d t It J1k he it Stltedfi tohe te b:l.k and tran1:t the as-et..; to the atCh:robi Rii60 ro- toapanry, as providd for in a rest ution aipei. lsilsolve, TIhit the ri;ht of pa,sin free (tLer the roa to ant from Charle ton, once in a p(eri.l of every tweb tm(:tll-, h,. tgiren to nil the stotckheb(lel q"c-m i , ant! on the f.(lio'.in, cllnditi,n; t a:t)e!1 : T1hat ever\' "tockholder bein the ho0n1 tode own"rerinl his t r he"r ow ri:ht of live ,1 art s or ill:r, an Iu'a.in behl the StrOn on the ist of J:uaann 187u, shall be eutitledl to the :t,)ave priv lege fur the yer I1 1 hii. r1 ed, thiatt has nout :1re:tdi h.-etn ("xerl i.ed und1(er e: istin:, rules, a'id that h:ereafter the s:ti itrilegesh:ll attach tn the 1st of Jt ary to ev1ery five :hares, or miore, ( steuck th en hel, aml which a-1lubee hce btra lide since the 1st of Januar preceding. The foll it is the resu't of the ele( 1);r-:rtors of the IR,)1of -CWtn. J. M: rfith, (,;(teorie A. rtelhotn, L1. I). fb Saure, G i. \\'. W\i!i-ims F. J. l'tlze J1. i>. Biwee, th. i. It . (ifrmlint, . G;IbeS, Johlla 11nckel, A. 'ttnondt1 [I. II. i)e"1.on, C. .\. F'(rmuan, W m1. e;1!rtna"y, Daniel T% h1-r. D)irectirs of the tSouth- western R i -oad ltank-J C. Cochran, C. M. Fui inan, W. .\. ieiurt -Y, L. I). I)"eSatissutrl . i'. I ) e, d. II. W1'.ilsItn , 11. 11. D) w Lcot . W. \. IIiiamstl, ieCrL yurdin, W.e dagrath, J. S. Gibb,tes, P. J. Pelzer. Charleston hai wL"ith:ln the past week et )Vetd a serie' to recfherche en tertaiient: l'he Monuuettl Faic, at wh"1ich a "blze < li,ht and beauty" fllee fromn real an deal loetinesss; atd from material and in naterial grace, insomuch that a "mrnelte mtinboa" eiencd through a seive" "woul tive laled its inerl,ee:ll"' sheen an1 "toun i rival in the rar ' ay,"--wan a sucet:,s. Toe ve:!er:+hie Cmiriber of Commerce, o i >f the imo,t oer :atliins;tituions of o State, and one thait standa as a wal (' ;Iad nant t fnt the suri n.r t!td:s of nihili-;r -eereits 87th Inniveraryti itni te 13:1t ict-o Preint nO. Y.Tos er reidnto Mur eaio abse n ease fal'e' o)grcfl prtonited Aninestih!es was tiepe-del iv arld byI'r. W.n bAii Ci i:e,i n' ha-iitw naitedr c ->lieft iwere pid air Jkhcd ynd clurnigcon of anhi:a-uh mdSea Gu!-. Thi--ir ees ad in iu nto ne ntihitt ofrth C1t.imry-wth 'ormper byf an unklm> it- bara u120 mlet 1il: -',o Carleo ad the ilatte y Mte-Mh hea wahta 1 he rnse wih r nteroales orfec ofav trindbey, tarnd ig sren,ei ofur honor, At he,iii mnd ath iost:ltut r, sivncceede i nv itnd.s e lats ahosms earn fromthie ao i ltdess thte ofm-ntrnis-s for la:ni1 cbiwre'n oiver- pa3t000 fo 006 alarmintrm arte c'led eaofla banqud cheiedy, ull n ii best mre crtid-ntrt. [lie polisi lla Weiteehs of wl-ir (d rntrk to ntet f n-f unresti.aly l ceg ition it li< thei me engieer. fpee Inie mus eoer dd to tI rve h of nations." ( eit Amonge thY)aegutwa thepoeti-ednitor 1I alp.iTh hanid hOtevring- pla-e "Mab-'jin (1 arland"ng ith muchforce i and swec esn, MetrsoRn,dallt fcIpe!y replied t :kaed Fyatcharin reei-.atPtti of theLoag cuntyi -iako pet, epsa' Gnctrd tin Cimp ir The G:an liuriyiatrArh Ch''r, wri:h - yhperkoincaiden nna tiei ode print ad riom 'nniin. t i onweik's oj-gr pin he mtr po:e a aldi c i fbt theAaeyof Mic-M p Mreane huch:ian o whot a rns th Fio irre mthe reof a-Iawe t raged-ttii Ftargm TnE L:ar 's Fer Exn ti'ltt Pior Aacn, 1871. wItch :ing ountry scn, "A it the-i'r iMut nart. thae tefpate' i tis numer . Tl C-oed Fa3rbi- areie brilanit and. Lie the prtedfsins muiest be neaua to hti aire s.pime of cotums ort girlsraihi ti)len:t a lar< pam~:tersnfor actgartio prines upil c:tbiiletand l'ca p1 noeh conE hl be ore E cneisent. the ofuaic laptjui Wheele'sir ," tito mello-nleon Yo haatri. Ris, Dou-la io,' -.ofith " fil Winry ofitdi a day. A A. eni t numbe ar.e It i0 a earfu (whie acr ithvi lae ste nrvi-i Fur cis, F tind pr''(titon erai :S "fThe lBds tried "h andy thet "Kurday F.eingrPe bersi for e t alltet peridc stores.]it THEl FARMEi AND (ei. DNERva ie agrt utouhlipaprr,cte are p!e.i edto tin-1 amo rt chnge his eeke. It is pubih' premieronhy at .\gut, b.,bn3r d. l(;ri foratiula ldt--r, Mr.tP. Iekns rii, n tte vr lttiio c pric of a fr,hansoey pr \ite t ably edqite We are gli tse thies ti'itt t give he pe the,conntry, aml wetuttatt Fr -i LOCAL. h r.\TII -Mr. Wa:o.h. lloyd, an old and s we^'kno:n lh.mter of this district, died on e Satur.ay morning last, at his re.sidence. Mr. t -:ovd wa. in his 7t3hb year. and for some 1 >f time past had been quite a sai1 rer from di sease--cnacer webelicve. FLE CTON.-An election for Intendant and Warde n for the Town of Frog Level. came off on the 17th inst., with the following re 'ntit: > I):vid ilekr. Intendant, and Mcs r . I.. i;. Jlaf:'tr, D. Win. McFali, L. C Kib,er and I P. E. Wise, Wardens. MrS<ns. Mc m: n t-"::.-W takec pr.. ;t+ in rfer:ing the trade to the ca; 1 f the ab.',ve tnamed gett'emen, w-l'eale Pro visaiun an t: m1:te.-" dea.lerrs. t'h .arb,"tOI, . C. The keeIi' on h-:nd a fine ser:'n of all :r te!es in their line. Store room: 21 andl 23 \'et!ae RIige. DIALOLICAL.-Ihe train wi:h the paymas ter lor the f;rcent"i;e and Columbia I. tilrotd w.as tired in:o !i-ir ttiles from Columbia, on Tues(lay the 1.ith. The engineer, named Gribble, was seriously wounded, and two colored ment slightly. 31r. Gribble is rcov ering, but will suffer the loss of his eye-sight. The deed it appears was committed by an in eanc man. t E. A. GArLINOTON, son of Gen. A. C. Garlington, formerly of Newberry, and now unudercoing it course of study at the L::irer sity of G"orgia, will please accept our thanks for complimentary card, to attend the Anni versary ceclebration of the Demosthenian So ciety of that institution. Orator of the occa sinn, John L. Ilardeman, Georgia. Com ni:tcc-E. S. Simmons, Ga.: F S. Powell, As : C. F. Swift, Ga.; E. A. Garlington, S. C ; C Persons, A!a ; II. C. Ware, Ga ; and r 11 . Tabor, Miss. 'I IEELtGIOUS NO'T1CIs -Divine service nmay n be cxpectcd at Aveleigh Church, on Thurs, day (23d1), at 11 o'clock, A. M. Ihe last Thurrlav of February has ever ine the year 18-3, been observed as a day of prayer for Theological Seminariel, t',l- h leges, and Academiel, and for ail children : and youth. The General Asembly of the t I'resbyt rian Church has reccontende"d the c observance of the day, which is also set apart for the abav"e sacred purposes by varioas de nominations of Chris:ians. r, The public generally, and all parents and t chihlren, teachers and pupils, especially, :tre invited to attend upon the ,civice at the time and place above-mentioned. )oN'T BE SC.REDn.-(ertain timid gentle- c men of this town have been greatly exercised a lately Lcc.tuse a Mr. John A. IRice, Rho has u .bheen ab-ent from this country for an ordina, ry life thue, now turns up again. And be c:use he now hails from Buncombe, and wears grizzly beard, he is at once set down as a leader of Ku Klux. A hint of this sus pici"n has come to the old man's ears, and t it tickle: his fancy muchly, and has so cl.Ited him that he walks with an eccetness unknown e to hi:m for years, and he swagcrs and puts e r on so tvs:erions a look that we fear other e timid popie will inve-t him with a power an . authority for de.g cr.ite deeds. We beg t hioweve., thmat tlhe comimunity and cou;n:ry at brge w li not give way to unmecessary :larm Mlr.I Rce comers only to visit th e scenes of hih J y otInger mtanhioaod, which is pardoa:ble int u::c of h's age-tree score at:i ten-aud al thou'h i'ha sthemr wa"s a re'voimt:ionmary hero und dres. a peni;on for honorable srvice, t hes ha paeed the age when d, ens1e of v:ul eor antd daring are done. iIe says the tale b - beent got:en up by somec of the tar-heel, p-:r simmtont eaters living in this town, and if he ever ge's them over the border he'll tix theta up in ap;.rovedi style. n Tlot :ts txNT. - Last Thiuir:.day morning .the wea:hecr beinig chatrming, a spi: ited :our, niaacti t ame off at the 0 ole'ge (h;oind. a T'he K.,ight, oni the occa,ion were Mesa e W. L lrolmer, .lI)4. 11. Im itter, .h:s. P. S!! h i .Lts. lti-wick, J lil, limi hard Sotl:Cy, 1) ,Warl , T.'M l'aysinger :tmd J. Itnt MatiT. l'he lirst four tm k itng the greatest number o.f y ring~s, were entit!cd to the' prizes. Miss a t i .irrnt"on was crownedi queen of love and - heauty ; andl tIe Miss s Ct.rri' Peop'es , I.lict Merhmtt aind Sula. Lockwood, cihosen as the n queenet'a fair maid:. B:rig pr iniful accident wxhichm befell e n fthe Knight-h" wxas thrown fromn li hiorse by' co'iiding xwi:h a limb-the occain wxas qai:e intre'sting. Thme r iding wa".s c edi table, and the time (ramde pretty go:id, considering that sexirai ha d htad no previous practice, and the toartn amnt altoge'ter was more of an it pr omptua agait thant otne for which long pre pai ;t,tni( hbeeni made. Onue of the fettures of the d.:y was the . :ppearaniiVce of Uncle Jules. He took theec!an r. out of atl lie other Knightts, ini the fact that t with great dash and hrilliancy of movement he carried off all the rings. Unicle Julies is - certainiiy "one of the hlue hen's chickens.'' We arc not informed whether he appeared eas Sancho P'anz't, or Count \'on lli,marck. 'The riding of our gallant Sheriff Paysiniger e was :mother-'the ladclies aver thatt he was full of grace.:mnd lo9ked like severalI Knights. and added mucht to thme spirit of thme tilt. 'The appearance of ite donkeyv and its un s known rider broumght the little ones and dark r es dow n, and gave nmuch satisfaction. hAt ih h riders adye fair lndies had e ye little light fantastic in the new hall, and -sped the hours ha~ppily. ''r~Tik of it, girls, yott may not be able to - set a river on fir e, yet you may get up a tol c' rahle conflingration in your water-f.md. Doin't do it, thoughu. Sotme folks profess to be connoisseuirs, and of wines, especially, and pronotunce some Gertman ixines "bj.tter as goot." Every on.' - to his taste. Gool authority says one of these so-calced good wines is like a cat scam-' I. perintg down ycur thtroat head foremost, and another is like drawing the same cat back again by its toil. Ah! datt i.,h good. aDon't leave your children homei with rt matches to play with. A Chicago lady did o .so, and on her return found a fire engilne engine playing two stremts into the htole wheire her house used to stand, while the 1children a.nd mnatchtes could not lbe found. J- 'The owner of a stray chickeni rooster wxhich Sdpredates on thm ' senior's ph.tutationt will please proxe proprty, take it away, and pay w charges for advertisintg. IIe is at nuisanic, k.tIe rooster, not the~ owner. .To keep eggs from spoiling,-put them rin a kettl- of' boiling water, let them remain dmree minute's, thett eat them. lntprovemtent is the order of thte day. Mr. .h Mower ts filling out an ugly vacuutm wvith a a- comfortablie dwellintg, and Mr. Chapman is ""at length puttuing up a substantial work -shop, somecthing be has Iong needed, And t-these are no; all. It h!ew gteat guns on I'riday night, and the rain pouured in torrents. Since then the weather has quit its had hehavior and is a!' a lowing the son to shine. Saturiday afternoon we inarly bad a clear stnar, but not quite. lBy ten 0 elock tIhe Ssky was as clear as a wit ie. and( tIhe stars aa frosty glitter pleasant to look at, from tmder a good overcoat, and so they coidly i meedte 'livelotng nightt, yet we h::ve foun a ecup of people who deolare that it cleted dum'ing the night. af Walhallam ht:ms a book and ladder company an t ow--r:~ i:-t tihat miu-:t. General News Items It is feared that hostilities :jiil be re- e: tmed on the part of Franee. The California vintage of '70 amounted i > nearly 10,100I,0U0 gallons wine, and v 50,00t, gals. brandy. The chanipagne n "hoquet" and "body" is very tine. th Alice Gary t= dead. It is thought that the Count dc Paris ti ill be Kin" of France. ha lenry N:ish, a co'ored man, was killd.. th So'keb'i.rv last week. r1 (,m: rt" e- I', v l.+tten, recenotly tried PC, r iamv, i to :e :rre.t'd as a'ces't'rv th 're the taet to the mnlurder of Co!. WmVn. Iti . Whhe.jut ( -r:( .:,is L:.e, son of the late al .., 1'. 1. I... sncceed-d to thie ]c . ,, 11\,':1I i.;:,t n : nd Lee l,ri- ari i. ' : s have been -I 1' A 1 f -:,t..z I', :ito :h e gr.,md an' 1;ecome .r -p ni Ii' , :: !i,"," .f 1'." Non:to has been tr; ,,"gr th':t that of alny cther Pope. nc She i! I),!1, if U n, reports that lt. he names of the persons shut were Bill it incher, Joe Van Lean, Bart E l..ards, tI ;l;ison Scott, Tho:nas lyers and Aaron nti., a:n that of those hurn Sylvants t ti-riht and .\ndy 'Tinpson. ccl The Letslattre has passel a- bill giv- a tg equal rights to all at liiersed hotels. The l. E. (rai,! it't'yai An-h Chapter Fr South 'ar, ih'a, n:et at 12 Metidian, be ne..d:y tIhe 1 10h. he A pier.onal ti:!i'lty" in Clitnlia last F buray} r:,:,it"d it is th-uI:"_ht in tne cerl tal shjotuting I,' 11. G ray by L. Von ie-: lan. its in S ,artaul.,1":, on'I Tleslay last, rank Ctinor wa, kili'ed by G tsnell. he tragedt_i sp1.-tse t i,+ he ocetrrel hile both tie t erc ttler the Intlu teee l liquor. Lewis Do%vning, Cherokee Chief, is i ' murdered. im Two colored men quarreled over a tro- til an in C'olunbia lat week, and one cut al he other's throat fromn ear to 'ar. And in Cliarle:..t three colored men narrelei alot- re anman-two men rs tie cnmbat. InI Net berry two c!- be red won"n ciir -lcd, (,ce learn that a .o ian was i:' it tii- timn) and II tnnaht Cox el it Atje;ine t':-',r ls"+ ,- of an The fl'tn ing is a c'-py of the docu- fl le't hanitid to :h0 j ,i:r in AMion, on I e e ni.;:ht 1'r the 'I'n e : sai T.K;:N ny Il.r:;.A t't::rt-s -In silence on atl in secrecy, thought has been work- tot Ig. and the Isenignant effleacies of con- in ealtent speak f,r themselves. Once atn ain have we beeo forced by force to pr se force. Justice was latne, and she to ad to lean upon us. Information being th ltained that a doubting '"Thotnas"-- p he inferior of nothing, the superior of pr othing, and of consequence the equal of if othing-who has neither eyes to $ee re le scenes of oppression, nor ears to hear be he cause of humlanity, even though he su ears the j zdi:ia.silks, h:d ordered sonie uilty pri.loners front Union to the city f C ulumbia, and of it.justice and prtju ice, for an unfair tri:Il of lifte, thus clutch Ig at the wheel sp'kes of destity, then his tling n as createl and p,rt jected; M therwise it r,oibl never have been T e vield] to thle inievi tale anduc inexor'i Cr C, and! necotunt this thle best. "Let not ly v right haiid knouw what thiy left htanil ieth," is our mtotto. We want peace; tt this canno:it be till justice retutrns. w ue want atn ll have j :stice ; hut this pr not be ti'l --istice returns. We waint in id hive ja.iiie ;iiut this canntot hu il the L.eUiing !ight of frednm is urht t urt til t'ecn, the .\lloch of' i 'iqi will htave his victimns, even if the Mi- d' nl et juOsti~ce mu:tst hav~e h i' met aty1're. in K. K. K. at WV.uisNIrIs, Fecbruary 15. The P:e'i.ie't t llo ed the test Oln !ti beUo:::. an' act u1 jthoitt his signa T:w* Pre"ident --: i : :s were a bili ie or t'!-et'd t.> tlices ofC .>:. Te ife't 'f the aw U, 1howe'ver, *i ,r v fr::t theC t.:king of a pie- i': ci- o.'h ''ii toi' persits whom it iB s ti nn dl to ec&ude from sui'h of- ~ eces, and to req 'ire it Cr out all others. h ythi< law, the s-'cloer nho fought h rid~hled for hi- coun1tri- is to swhear to se its loya Ity, w htle the "etueral w ho led lo,ts to overth1row theo flovernmeniit, is am to a lawr eb d'isc'iitinates it ilst the nph" -crs oft the govern-a I.t helieve, howev'er, thiatt it is tnt se ie to exe'in:l th0 by a'1~'n oath of of' ie, who are not exc l Je by the ci n.sti tiin, al who a:e the choice of loyal MT tei MItN I' P'.,iANT, m (''otsT Cite ieti i'aitt, So. CA,, ni February 1871. C' 3uns. Enirtns: Doubtless m.nyii of or r.'adlers are iunawatre of wih.tt a plea-. t i'a"e thi.- is, thouotgh, amtong our city1 a lotg be"'n a ppreciat edl as a re-.ort for' n 'ig i'' childrten, to, st:u'eing with thet ~tcnees of n hoontinig cough, andt kindrrd i i-' wh~-li hi att,-et jnven'tile humanity, as F liie . iuted oin the high biluTi whichi c rr,g lhe e.astrn e'dge ot one beanutfil ha;ra c)e, ~pite th e city, wilhI its whiute' us: J1hed h'oi'ue s'rinlg tronehl thle foliage, a: gins a baick g rotnolo(i dark pines, it pre e ;t's a coni.pieiions and aittrai:ci e obij'ct ce ot the ide'ck of a1 'teatmer plying over the s renwater- of the bay-.c Connuuetd n ithi tit city' a:.d d :eu idland er ' t "errv, lie t iim litlt'e s:ea nt rs of 1i opnv fand the viAitor wi'.hin twenty "sl i fro wh l? i to wch::rt, aff'ordin~g, :tte heit:ie tinte, a d'elihtfu:l trip to the seeker ty -ercraion, and! at bracitig and bahiny t tr t he invalid 'Tis terry hats been kept p psi ce the watr byv the energy atnd per-se- d -rae"r oh Mi. McC oricik, in spite ot gre'at t.sumestC the proportionis of a comtpany' stanli hedo ont a fim basi5, w ith te gette Werelc the 'avanag's of t his' villbge mare te-urlly kCnown andtto apprcited beyon 1 tc su t' imiiedtie loe:illly, as it ide erves' tO bec, P : oibl n it hout tdcitI trec Ott the hih-' an L resor's, Aikent andti Summntervi'lIe, which tare so long andiu so justly eijoyed te ru-p it :ion of bies:owintg btraci g heahhii andti ,loom toi the inivalidI. Int wi::ter, a little re- 5 ived front ihe edge oft thte water, thle air soft and braicitig, antd itn Smomlier lie ini- a igoratitg e;T'ects of te breezes, Ont the 1 rrt, with the exten:s:ve view over the wat- d e -s of' .he: by, relieved by the whiite sail 3 f tte umr'ois era t and. pltffin:g steameros, iecl ph' over temi, must be felt antd seeni me eltIdue a pprecian: on. The inhatbitants are kind a nd hospitable, nd to hre atrel a n-'iun er of phtysicianms ot' k ll at:' tbilit'y resieding in the village, onig witomt I ttrust it miayt not he i::v'id m t~it mtOionl on!e ac'compilithed in his i -of '5ion, tatnd we'll-kno11wn to mianyc ofyvour m-rn t, ais a warm.hea':rted atid geinial reend Dr. .John Y. DttPr', a son of thea ere. Mr. DisPie, .sO well known thuroughtout he Stats is an active anid acceptable minis e -ot the g' spel. A broom factory is in ie operationt, estcblished by Mr. II. S. eea, an oid reident of the pllace, arid there rc several stores, wh!erec a?tiecs for fimihy ie Clnt snplies mtay be obt.tned much on :1 I -withI prices current in tl.e city. Yo..s ....,;.., KA.PPA . ongre:iona:-Ilou:e.-A bill to amend the orCemint :ct wa. taken up and a l,ng debate neil. The 12th tectioii wa-:rncndeil to wtrike all that require"s the miihtary an thoritie, to .v a call miaue hv a I i ted Statex m,arih,tl or de ttiI. and h thi- b' 1l--ed byv neat ly a party eo. 144 to #4. It c.ntaini 19 i,cctio-i". covering >e.ty-lour pri,.ted tli es. anil i- pi incpipaly anl e:iilnt uis":ne oc the, detail of the bill of 31-t oflav. Irit. oni the sanin subject. It >videS for the al.poit.tient, by the inited ies Cireu it judre. of t, ! wptrni ioS o' eiec i.. oitdiferr.t politics. in Citiea and town"ts -i; over 20.(0, i.hubitant:, and prescribes ir powers and dutie.S, t :uthorize, the Utiited state" mnrsh l to ap ,.t -Crial .h-pnt r h .. to n-i-t the Pu i '41' ofelcciuis. and precribiu thc ir pow aint dutie". ai4d ait hoies thern to call to ir ":.:d t. by,t:tuder- or poe com,itatus ot the 1 riet. i.- provides for the appr,int::ent in each icia i i-trict ," a eli rt , -er ei-r of elctior c1 pre=cribe.s bis pown: .n if -!utie I extende th, j:ari-:icr:na of t.e t n ited States -nit court to al! Ca:-' in law. or im eqIty. c i ond-rlhe art. It ni prutviec sa thtit nee er a. ele tions f.r rteptesetativcs in t "ongie", !I be h b::it. e i itt eit or lriuil.te ui:ytling :t.,. Iaws l,:anj' . -ate to thbecuon:rary. nutwithi atD::Arx, Feb- u:trv IS-in the National sebity, to-day. ti.e l'resdetit read a letter tn Th' iiers u+ia'oiig his appeatranci-,with -h iiir prote.'d ; t iit,t dislay of the i ar*v for' a:wm.i iie Clianier ditring ,iliu a-;tn Iiptin tti": d.-elaratio)n of M . ker. In e.tam'a;tr, yen.i-rtIIday, Glens. ::t-V amli l:,1 e"ch de--!a..red a defensive r ctit. it teCt .rv, hb "::ce..ssully pro id. Tie m:mititr i 1.pn:eie in attend, . - :'it. pu ii: :! - Ciicf Executive, cr ::!': ! tig o o t:,a ut:t r:tr.:1-c po..ition of m.,'sad.n r tt.h. e:c , the terims would cotir.iyo:l-I.- di-cu-,eI, atd would only nccepted, it con-i:tent with the honor of rinice. [hier: :idled: The task of admink tin is to paeily the country. restore its dit: :l or':!n!.'.eo its labor; when this is omtplishtd, the cou.ii:ry it-clf will decide des:inv. litarti:.; say the National .1=em:bly con its t) imebenrmetnt The l'arisiau dele ion will pro:.t and withdraw. .u)\ON, Febiruary 21 .-The Times has i etan fron Versaille-. that the Moniteur vs the pr,,:n,t:eation oft th armistice wodl are the position i'f the G"rmians. Ger n is die:ermtited to continfu the war, if leinity f,r the past ail it ,rtntees for furure are not given. No fimd is now owed to pas; Versail!Is for laris. jFor the Hlerald. &f'S: ts EItTORS: I feel conStrained in ging you to a!!ow me a short space in ir paper to call attention toa fact of serious aracter. There i- at pres<ent titr,e a party mlent-liliwn to ImC 1"-y :he namoes of Eaton d Watkin-who are selling stoves under pretcnces. ';rs:, thtese store-, as far as an j ;t-: -i t.e one I purchaed as a n1lu!e-.t' to,' wt ! :C price a,!ed; sec d. they effer to si"I 44in time till fir-t of Oc )r. ta'ti, :1 )'C one day i:ft..r date, and a few d:ys the: ::f:e-r den:and p-yment d ltr(::ttn the simp'e co::n-ry prople with seca :11int andt pciiltentiary if they refuse pay, bec:,ie thitcr notes are unStamped; rd, they setl the sams stoves for different ces to different people. I want to warn the np!e ag?inst these men, and advise them they have stoves to buy to gel them from p (nsihlc p.tr:ic, in our owna town of New rrv. The-c are facts and I am prep.red to bstantiate the.it. Is pect;fuliy, G. II. CITAlJIAN, P'umaria, S. C. Lexiag-on pap;r plea4e copy. A tir i_stirovedl the store andl stot k of r. 1). G,,o4rnan, l'iibiti ,ai. last E, id:a_v. to a4! jtinin.e storeS of E. C. Pilutmr & iot thioron::bly c.:rrying it out.''-T?he >pre:ors of s cttrsa iIrrrERtS :tnlopt Ihis i whe-iin t!*- in.!erti ke to give thi pub' SA Disoji)IDER OFj T1IIE tstiVe organs renders ai man irro-olute, r ot' pulrpose, atri' both indisposedl to. I uneIqaI:i Ito enter:prise of any kind. Then nor seek ai remetdy therefoir, andi suchl as Ifforideld hv itn, of the e h-trated South Ir von1 wi v-our chibiren relieve:l of IrtS n<ei W~iIe~tuns Woirm CiIn.Iy ! e !. :22 8S-1t. "d hv i propriehor of D)r. Pie'ce's Alr. t. or ( Golden Mci edia l>i c:4very for a:e.t i that w il eq-tal i t ill the- cure of all ik ses for wienCl it is recommtrtend -dI. For ncitii. severc Contlh. and theC early 4e of' I C m<nmpit14i:i :. it he- :-ton i,hed the *dil f en lrylbe it<i wowiilrul citres, :u' - greine. mecal di-cove-ry of tIhe tige. Id by dr-uggi'.:-. Feb. 22 S-1:. u- TpisP Qis;:.x~ -No f:aily cir clc is corn *t wtih2nt ai'4 roI -ingoT. anid hioi is thr.t to h*lped. -ays re. w hen 1no memiber of the fam theC :ilt -1 -ere 4is nothmIig ea-ier. Go 44C to 114e '.tore ofi ',tess. (ick~ & (hick, cl uch.s one 014 f.4 the new $inlger F..mily ing 31acines.l the best ma!chinesi mtade. ti ggDo-iO)S..\SIIES.BLIND.. ding.s, &c.-We wonlid c.dl special at otioto the dilvriV4 eme-1nt in :x'othecr cok in f 4of .ir. 1' . Toa44le4, of Chariestlin. S. C. . Ta! 2 itia extenl-iVe2 and succe-fol ntf.imret. ante: can~ he11 i no idonht that r T redersi' wiinid enn-it their own inter S 4v coirrespionini with him befoire par mitig :roads in bi. line fiom other parties. zr" U N.\ N.MWE !A iBELE A R n?s which neiith:-r pei tor toingueca su hake. did t i upon esatab,li!hed facts that the repuIt4: i of lostetter's stomac4h itit ters, as a he;ith ervig O1'ii. and~ a wh:o'esome and powerful ndv. ishla-ed. When wit:ees come uorwarrI Crows. veir a fter yea:r. -and reiterate the same te tfl~ftin4 relati44414 the II ee4tic ial elTe-Ct< of ne -4 iCite uIponl thlen.-elves-. d i-h-hief inl its effica s litrd 1iy imp.,.n-ib'e. Thie cre deitiails of this equaledl 10on iC ai:il alterattiv.e. extending ov4-r period oif neaIrly t wenty y ears. inc udie individ1 1s of every cha's. :Ind r-esidents oif every ciimei. dl refer to the mo,t pr4evlt amlonig the Ce m, aint whlich aiti:ict :o.d ha rris the huaman fami . iter ai mnl tituide of1 people. straitigers te chohe41r. ha,ve annltu 41y been11 seiz--- with an in4 nec;and m.itivel-- .-sire to rb-ivet5.e public. r ItosttIte:- ltitter , ir no0 Ie-s than a4 fifth ofa n iearc hasei b-eu:i liTording *4uch relief tosnIfier' 14tre indi1ge'stion4. fevei an1d ague. biliousntess, neldeil lity. andh l;erv'.ui d-iorders. 24s nc h cr prpartionf has ever impaistedl. To-day, ii!e te eve -y oIf the~ reader,- are upon thbese lines, 14o 4)teiaan 1de4 -f p,-rilons ofboith sexes are re ag n)i thec Hitters ais a slure detfece:C againsli 4441ilmen14s which the piresenit se-l'wonl engenders, 143their conIiden4-4ce 144 nttmi-ph:ced. The I cail tons wic iC n tere-tedi deat1lers 'o:ntim~ Ies Cn -avor to foist upion th. sick ini jits tead. are ev -iher' mes-t ing thei ft.- thit is due to fraudn d i rposttn e. while the4 dlemanld ter the greal eteibe 'pecific is coUatt;ly increasing F-b. 1. 5 -1:n. OI!TU'.IRY. DP, oni the mnorninlg of the 17th inti , al r ioe44 inl tis liliet, Mrs. L.ru:. B r TS, ged 62 years, 10 m.m41ths andli 4 days. COMMERCIAL. eady--uptIly ij a 7;: I rleanis 73 a 7.t:;al ..iiba Ies. N v-w Y14onX. Febr-uary 20-- P. M.-G(old 11l. l1 . Cotton rbim, wi~th -sales of 6.74J b,ales. a A R.L oN. Febru:'.ry 20.-C ottoni flrm-midI inng 14; recipt.- 1.lS I bales; sales 7-ll: stocl At-CsTA, Februar2 26-(ottn very firm, a ortiiddii:t; saies 4121ale-: recl[pts5 3.4. THlE CELEBRATED We have a lairgei lit of this highl' articuIhirs. P. W. & a. e h Feb. 29 ->.. lOR1WiN & SCll1PERT, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. 1 EWBERRY, S. C. The undlorsi;;nd hve formt d a ('t.-,artnr.,hiplin the ;)r:.:t3e tf the 1,1 . :anl t-::n be,: i.tttl at th.'ir rthet"t: ini tl , iiiljt.: f ti .\ewbtrry ank." frent r I. up st;ti's. T,a. 2 \2.5 . - - - LANDRETH'S ONION SETS. Fr-sh supplies ,just received and ftor sale it PRATT'S Drug Store. Feb. 22, s-:;t. ; IDlES AM ) TA N BARK WANTED. Wanted, 2000 HIDES, For which the market price will be paid in CAShI. 300 Cords Tan Bark WAN T E. Persons willing to get BARK this Spring will do.wcl to c ll on the et delianed. L. J. JONES. Feb. 22, 8-4t. TO RENT. Apply AT ONCE t L. R. MARSHALL. Feb. 22, 8-It Look to your Interests. Money can be saved by callingon D. DANSBY, Boot and Shoe Maker, Next to II. . IWe': Tin Shop. Conc at once and see for you-rselvcs. Feb. 22, S--t. Watch these NotMces for Two or Three Weeks. CANNED GOODS'. Corn, Pea, Tmatoers, Gherribs, l'eaehe S. rat. tr: es .nd Pears E-.giih Mustard, Eggs andl Butter, W~orcester Sauce. Fine lot CA BiAGE. Fine Shad and Oysters every d:ay ti.anek. Baanais, Or:ng.'s. (Co.otans, AI.o, P na' .pp!,.., if po.a.ible. L. 1R M A RMII.1LL:S shanty is the placa, Fidb. 22, 8-i t. MACOUEEN & RMECKE, W lOLESALE~ P?AOVIS1ON & PRODUCE DEALERS. iaveC co s:. '. y on hand'I : -. I recivi. lPareasr are reqtn-i ed to ex atine thei: s:aaek tat 21 and 2:1 VEND)UE R ANGE, CH A RLE>TON, S. C. Feb. 22, 8-ami. NOTI0E. I WILL sell on the~ 28th of Febhruar. ins., at thea l:ate relc of M;ary' Iatr de'd., il the raeal tad per-ontal propcrty ra I brh Cr Pats,a der'd., con,"i-tnl of' abaout4~. 'CaSees oAf 0>an-i, HI rase<, Mnlies, Cattle' Ho. i i"rn'odler, Cott, Cotton Se'd I Iouseh'fold. and Kitch"n F"aunituaro. W. M. D)ohRR)IH, F 1eb. 22, S-1 t*. A't for L""ga:eest. A. A. KILLIAN, Contractor and Builder, Having located in the vtown o'f' Ne'wberry is prep mred to nuike CONTRACTS and d< all kinds of HOUSE CARLPENTEINM Anad other JBl in :.is line at RE ASO\ ALrE PI'lCES, and in an ENPED)ITlOD' in town or country .:tni Satisfaction Guaranteed. Feb. 22, S-3.'t Of the Most Approved Which we will sell on the most SATISFACTORY TERMS I We invite an examinattion of the:;. Iboth as to c'haracter' and price'. RI. M1001DAN & CO0. Feb. 22, 8-tf. W .J LAKE, Isrance A.gent NEWVBERRIY, S. C. A;ENT FoR TIIs Piedmont & Arlington Lifi insurance Company. Assets oaver :$ 2.000.00 Annuail InCcome :C 100.00 Ilusure's against decath fromt all ca'use: 'IW3. .J. LA KE. Newberry, S. C. Feb . 22, S-i f. SA LOON. B. M. BLIEASE is with Messrs. Waid Paersona, anda waill be' glaid to sea' all of' b olad frier d a. Best briads of Alas, WinCl's, Brandi Whais, Gin, ke., on I and. Faney Drink A eb. , 5-1?'iile. Experim 11s n h Fertili - In :he i; +ra! .r .'-:ia;n for F, b-naC , a : - n :. ..ha.hte article enti ;.. r : - a j ro . e Ial F."rtil. . - of E . B. .it; h, M. D.. 1:in. the ;ol ri::o extrac:s from 1' I - cenix ald to: TJLLD OF SEED Co7 FE TILI7EIt US:D. P.R ACRE. I : en \o. L . ....................611 . t:r4'ina FeIrrti|iz.-r.... .... .. ...624 i:.tva sa Amnoniated Sup-:rphos I p.ate. 598 W% itcex and Gib, Mlanipt:l.t:ed Phce ni:x Gu ro........ .. .......55 11 mgh', l-t"." w :euc Snrperpho:phate..546 P;,c:tc Ae: Pcosphate & Compound.429 P--rItvian Guamo... ....... .....596 l'.-ruvi .n (;tt.mlo and E'iw:n No 1.. 6 Natural soil, same prepa:tion..... .. N itural soil, .:uh.oiled. ....3 25 " lhe Chi tiest,n r., il Phosphates, prop ly prerared, are more than equal to the Ri no:c Superpho,pla:e;. as instanced in tJ yit:d from the Carolina Fertilizer and BangA Raw Bone, whieh is everywhere conceded - he the be-t and most honestly made of t el ts.." it L. McCAUGIIRIN. Feb. 22, 8-tf. ' 93 Nature's Prescription. When Na tore produces a great remedy for disease,: the b.-st thing science can do is to follow her prvS. ription. By separatiag the wate' of tie fatola sei:Zer Spriig into its elet m;ents, 'cienee hIS (~s:o ered the means by wShicih tlLat wor'd-"renowtnt'd Spa efftects suC1! m,.parilelld er:r1", and by combiuiag tboe elIemxezts art; icially inl Thanns Seltzer Aperient, the gr.nd pre.erip inn of Nature is rendered ,i .rs.iv :-a l tit.eiti availale. I th sea ;.:, wh"n frvers. disorders of the .toaih .t. be,n. I,l.:ir:s complaints, :.u,l :ll tL . ,... e., teli ; -flct the digess i :e. "si.,ii i: .:" d secrotive organs alr espcitally pr "v.: .:- the i:::portance of haT ilg this inv:ulut.le alterative and corrective at hand in every home, and within reach of all w ho travel by land or water, cannot be over-estimxatrd. SOLD BY ALL DnrGG:ST. Feb. 22, S--2. "HANS" PATENT GUANO 'DISTRIBUTOR AND 1TT0N SEED PLINTEL THE anler-igned, in connection wkh Mr. W. A. (hine, have purchased the Right to manufacture and sell the above Agricul tur.d inpleneit in the County of Newber rr, S. ;., :(id are now -- aking them in -the Town of Neht er. y. This -Planter" took the premium over al others at the Georgia and Alatbata state Fairs last fall, and we catn conihden:ly recomimend it to our frioads athe Plantter they wan tt. Bv ita u'e the G;entlO is thoronghly ful veriz.d int peasing therought i, ttnd it eari be regulated to di,'t butte it evenly, and in any qutity de.ir-d. w;ttout an waste. In pt'anting fifty acres Cot ton enoutgh' eed are' save'd fromt ase to pay for -the- iN; ter, .eod the Cotto,n is tmuch easier..egIar vted than whent the seed is plante'd. by IJaing to the de.lay in gettinlg our usate nial we~ shuall be ah!fe to uttake only a limis eel nmber this seas~on, aend th.ose-' ho1rant rtemae advi' I to le.ave their orders with ets at ..n e.arly daye to prevent di-appoint meur. (oe of t!-e lan:ters can be seen anyV aimte at cor stor.. Price ela1 nOI, d,!i'. ered at our store. S. P. JiouZER & CO. Febh. 15. 7 -t AT CO)ST. Ladies Balmoral Skirts, Ladies Dress Goods, Remnants of DRY GOODS fPem this date will be offered at LOW PRICES B. L. McCAUJGHR!N. Feb. I5--7c Molasses, Sugar, Gof fee, &c. t3e bhli. W. T. MoIltses. 2 lin. WN. I. .\ohisss. 10 bbi'. choice N. 0 Molasses. 2o ble. choice Detmerara Sugar. o bbe. P'on dered,l Grus~hed, Cut Ldaf and G'ra nuh'ted Suecars. 153 Sacks choice Rito Co$.ee. l15 Pocket- choice Java Gofehe. For u.ate by 'R. L. McGAUGBRXN Iron, Steel, Nails,)eC 10,oo0 lbs. Swede Iron, .3 to 1n inche. 5,e,ao Ibs. Plow Steel, 3 to 12 inche. 50 Bans Horse Shoe Iron. .5e Rers Tire Iron... 10)0 Kegs Cett and Finishing Na~ tc od. - 5 doz. Swede Plow Moutlds For sale bey R. L. McCAV -~ Agency for Dupont's Gunpowder. Whlole, half'and quiartPr Kegs fire and' A. F. & Go., brands of the above 'Powder weill b.- sohd to Mercha:nts at factory gric@S -expenses added. 75 Bags Tathams Shot at low finares to dealers. By R. L. McCAUGURIN. Dicksons' Improred Pattern STEEL S WEEPS, 16. 18 and 20 inch. 100 of the above superior plowsa:for th e cultivation of cotton. cornt antd potatoeF' tfn store, and for sale at Maneufacturner's price5, 1'freight added, at 0S. P. BOOZF.R & C'S Feb. 15. 7-4t. Harxdware-Store. Final Settlement. The undersigned hereby give notice that a find settlement of the~ estate of Jacobf Bedenbaught, d1eveased, will be inade on the &15th of M;'rch next. All persons having is dman:ds againtst said estate, will present them properly attested, and thios6'in.bt s, will make payment by that time to ,4 B MlL LS F .). A 1 f.:.N BA UGH. Jan. 1:., 7 --.