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.it MrRERr, S. C.9 ednesday, March 1, 187. Acts and RescUtiO=,s. Age-ale to an act of the Legilatu authorising the Clerks of the Senate an< House to contract (with as many of the papers of the State as may be necerm for the publicat;on of the la ws of 17-l, the N:w M..r UE:A1.1 will pulhlich the s.,me as rapi,l! as tinic and space permit. It is irnort'nt for fitnrc r,erc,ce that files of the paper be kept, as we may not he able to furiiish copie-s at all times when ca"!ed for. Rad them careluily. then. and l1are tierm away where they can he found when wanted. Persons ziot taking the paper, I'it wh read this .nice, and who ;ay be anx ions for informantion on te sject of 0t Laws, wil! do well to sucibe and SC enre copies of the same. "The Southern Press." Oir readers have become familiar wizh the idea that a 5rt clans literary papcr, entitled the Southern Press, is soon to be published in Paltimore. An advance, but incomplete sheet, has been already sent out, and judging f6 un tiisspecimen, its bcautiful typography and well filled columns, it must immediately becotie a favorite paper. The pre<ent No. gives : truthful tint picture of the hamented Robt. E. Lee. The 'Press" i, published in answer to a demand for sn:e j urna Of its ditinctive cliss, of liberal views. existing amon1- the pC01le, and syva thizing in their iterests and necesities It will appe:; to .o ;r.sins a:m'! prj dices, nor wil: i:s misbon he to Ln Se., party, (iass, or station. P,*itiswi be eschewLd by it, while ail that is liberal moral and virtuous A ill be advocated. We cheerfuliy reco1mend the Pcss to our nunerous readers as a paper worthy their supyiprt. See notice in another c! umn as to clubbing ter:n. Prcspects of the Democracy. The Ne.x York World says that the p-ospects of the National Democracy are cheering, by a display of facts and Iig ures, in a long and interestir.g article. It says Grant was .lc(tcd President in Noveuiber, 18S8, by a i.aj-nity of MU4 of the electoral vote, arnd of 339,6 17 of the popt.:ar vote. Tis rrepon:eranc( has been c-anged, and now the party i: in the minority. The table ef nmj,r ities., including all the S:ates which-voted for Prp.ident in 1868, show that Alaa)nim, Arkansas, California, Connecticut, Illi Mois, Indiana, Iowa, Kan-as, Maine, Mas -sachusetts, Michigan, Mlinnesota, Mlissou -ri, Nebraska, Nevada, New IIamnplire, North Caro!ina, Oh:io, Pennsylva- i, iRhode Island, South Carolina, Tfennes bee, Vermont, WVest Virginia and Wis ednsin, gave 524,143 :against 184,32G, in Delaware, Georgi:a, Kentucky, Louisiar:a, Maryland, New Jersey, New York and: Oregon, with a majority of 339,t317. - .The elections of 18G%-7 give the op position votes in sixteen States as 238, - 518, against the radical vote in sixteen States, 237,14!, ,: nmjo:ity therefore for the democracy ' 1,.337. T1he epposition vote embraces that of the labor reform ers, prohibitioists, and all parties op posed to the republican orga:.:Zntion. "The States of M!i-sissippi,Vtginia ar. Trens were not pernartte-t to vote m! 18(8. Trhe vote of lou da was cast bi its Legislature. T1he vote cf Arkansa in 1870j has never been dleclar ed. Bocth piarties ci:.im the Sta:e by a a:nill ma jority. Even shoul a uijo)rity be cred ited to thme R.ieial colum n, thme figure. above showv pl*inly eonu- thait tin heavy R:sdcal ma juority o! 138 of nero three hundred a id f . t h .rsan:d is al gone, an<i this too in spite of the fact the in 1870 the I' h i: i ty was rein forced bcy the winsie neg"ro vote, adm:it i.:d to thme balt und'.er th iftet .enendmnt. Som' of thce radc: m i ju)ri:ies in 18') ' were fraudulent. The actual Raidical moajoc ity irn Sozi Car li:a., acc.>rdi:q toi the maOis:ent i of C.C U.>wen, Rsidi: ! membeir of C. g:, (.ehi- h was pu ,li,.1 m t' e Ws...1 correspondeincie ofit th: T. i',une inm D cemnber hilt,) w-.vas nt over ei.:ht I ho s. [The i:j.n:y c'aimin L:1:1 . comld i.e hac i t. et h 'a least fifty ticu :d. The' elcora vite m 8:i se Grat)24, S:trmour~c (j :2G'-, D oerat 172, radical 140m. The tote of Fio: i.ia, althmough not claimned i, this cour.t,' belon:gs properly to the denmocrats. ",c hea ale's shio-v har g--ossly the people are minisrcpresenct, d ii G(ongress If the seventien State< whibh w cre car ried by tile l)merar ait th'e la-t elee tion were r.presented :n' th Sce'nate 1 Renators of the 5,m: -hitcal fa1ih t re would he thirty f>umi rrmcrts in th:n b'ody, ins'tead of ten a- at present. I Arkanm'as. h ii! Ln Te-I, e.hc ar really Demrtiu "t.,: weelsj:t ly rerserted, th DI. -: wo have a-il ::et-i: :ty i : '. i::tte el i, th:e I lu S o R,ts-:ls corT.ig to thce popu'.ir vote, .eo> nvrntv of th:: amdmii'rt:z: eu.i I mcedbe, ora t-j i. of o::e. onet, thecy have but .*"ve:-w. R caAiL CA taoLcNrAN P0x '1 ?CH.-Fr'er fre .h ever vl isorous ,' e re--t The 1.0zra: 4 'roliniar each mo.th. -" osc or the~ p'ca'autest uind mo' rr omtab e of our A::rlur::! exchiat.es. (o! V. Wyat Aike i' indef-ri.de u'.d wmnderiurl truc-ruI as a correspouzd'ig edliror. Any mai whatakes Sn ieei or aoi' .ion. nrethe: farwuer or not. ca,n rnd hs arie-es with prout an: 1i ene taoiment. Po ofess itick:ey of Au-:inc Texas;1 Prote-or lHik:a:d or the t':iverity M~isiicpp i; P.J Uierka:.s. F,q, of' AiiZl,ta (ra; I W. Jo:ec -fury Va: laitert Chijiotn en tecuo't?S C. a:: Dr. i. W. 1ievenie: o Aik;em, S. C., are aiuor-g the re.:uiar contributor - hose attice...t*is mnom.ti are of espe'ciat intOrest ('of. D II. .i acques, the maiin:.:tiig ediror. t'r hi maCes cor re-;.ouder.ce. as we:t as by h is ow:n vui Carolinaian tt.<. best maa.:.e of its cls inth counhtry. Tmr. GTALAxY Is at hiand for M crch:. ''iver l-ad," a thirilting -torv, still contilnes, t. add! to thme ntirerest of this excellernt montily as does also. "'L-dy .idith." a c:cpital naovel ette, and "Shalil wo visit htr?" ancthe: enarmingr story. Thec Ga:xv i- one of th< Ihrgest and b>ert filk d monthlies ccn our ex chiag list. Mubsriptlon price St, pubisher by Sheltdon & Co., N. Y. T';e Forty.second C'ongre's wii: mec Which is tha Greatest' The C.,!uniia Union says that the -ity of A hi-h it now Rct<n s oracle is des :i;ed to mutstrip the city of Gharle%ton. "rld that there s . certain air about ii ::hi- -o-t stn in the lattur city, nior. new buildings, more tolerance, trade. e:er., ete. The'efore, Golumbia is thet citv. The Charleston News very jistly an- 1o'esti'. tes exception to what , nioll is pleantA to say. It admits t ,t there i- a "cer tain air" aiont Co lornlbia not secn in Gharleson,r. for the re-Ilo that the one Iis the% Legishitre and that the spoil, and C,i:king et tie !;eta ers to d:ive f:tst h rsts an(I sPt faster wormen, on their ill-gt*en "in<. II. nee the nir. Prtty g hInT, th.. TeNw.hosta h vil v by tie Nva is nlot dvrtl. l!or cve ''u' is stii i on tr r:t:r cr-: erld etnnCe. The r~rpy ii, a go--d ow. 1,ut vithl this !itle %xar of %vds we dn't p:en.d toI take sides ; h a Lave great a.i.etion f.,r both itis, a Id only :i':le to thie naitter to call the i.ten tlimn if these gentlemen to the fact that iI iher of th:em look heyoid their nos.s; that neither hive travelled far from the places where they have their washing done. They know not, or forget, that there is another city of eqoal impo.rtance, and we beg then not to bom eo loud. There is another city -and her name i< Newberry ! Mark it, men ard breth ren ! She is "some hunkinc," as an old a:.,! honoured ex-S!ieriIf of Coluibia U-ted to sy hei,and ecliris thle wa:cis wtord. We invite th:ce ge,tILmen to vo our citv, and Vw "tOe scvnes 5) chii,iig." No:ihe tie tir IFEt-eho!A Lt rrrk of i : e tur:t to sny-i::nrovement : tie granitt: w:2k (upol n hib, if a Inckl:ss horse i;appet-s to step, and br.ks tet his t,-for tate n ek, its owner wiwing'y ivs the fine of five dollars, imposed for the infringe ment) famiri:ly known as the new cut read; then the circular rotd, 2!rc!d Commiienced and designed to run th,raugh a "tremendions" hill, ever so high, and under the rail road track ; then the A iH ened :ide-waik opp, ite Dr. W's. tooth emporium ; then r.t the busy motio s of the council's two mule carts- (not forget ting that formerly one was sufficient to do the work) as they move sand and nud from one great waIh baTk - we have great rain fia., in these pa: ts- to some large wash out ; ar,d mentioni ng iw, we can beat 'em both iii thi, if in no other res;-ect ; then remember that New berry was the bas-e of operatiuns in thelate adi itary enipaign, by uhich Lacrens was enptured. But enough, in pity we will not talk more of her greatr.ess, works of art, etc., lest a great iiflux of stranrger vi.itors fill up thre city before the new houses now in course of erection are finished. If it would not be taken as -!ttr, we might compalre the works of our city fathers to the great impriove lt:e:ts~ madie hyvNapoleonIll.in his bu.lovedI France, hut twe de.i,-t. P-.haw, gentie inern, talk not So boastfully of your viP lages. Newi herry is par excellence ahead of ye- talh, and n al soon have a line of t1a gra ph to boot ; and has a right ar:d Ir ft .,laprt in the fli.s ihir:g te-ns of II elena anid Frig Level. shichr are i.rthy of conrsierabl 'e nmore to n:ti*n than we have sp::cr: for nowi, na0d for the satie ri-a-on, we -:i!! not biowv onr city's born: anmre at pre-ent. it, goodrn getIe-t Tuis ECcCtCc MAGAZINE-TeEecc for Marchi is nut, anid is emM44.-d with I:: very line ::r.t very t.-nely partrit ofV Wirim. Kin of -rrrsia and Emrper or of Ge:rm any her i;ps thi,' is a, ::ood a time as i-nyi toc.i a:tenitionu to that feature of ith iag-in w:ich is pe ~cutiar to it among the toontbtiie.. -nltme!V, the fire picturres caret'ully en, gri-ved on steel which embellih every tnm er These eneravings are uiua:ty portraits ' celrate.1d men or women, though at n terva: a copy is g'iven of some f.:mousa pait ing: in-I rsitey I xten.d b'e:t to the corn mencet-ment of thle magazine in 1S8-, the '-eicrc voin.n, are no: r.n.y a mr->,-vr nahCe c:uirendiumn rf the best cursenIt hrter - :re, bt a highl!y suggesuive gallery of the( Frnec.\rts Thre tah!e of con:ents for the-. presents nu her eone trts :he :;lid4 andi the t: ::ri-m i:rtout eq-il propo:cionrs .imnn the morre v. !: n: paplers- are a4 th1Prihf!i est( by Pr% . nri y'rl. on ir- (;he G t:man l'. p're." .crird e-iee <: Ir wwni:i: i: Ii,:ia ' - y> I e,im:- lint ofr P'.ri- :t -. font, '' "Mr. i),ces' .im:teur Thena ti':l-,' )dt'm teni or a (?Iaz- others. hre sid(l thie e-.lit.ri al mriseelanes. A new s-,c::e~ i *P.:tty," is comimeneed Iis man:h.- to run thr:ough seven~d nut-ilbers. P'ub!i,bed bv E. Rt Peltoin, 108 Fu!to: Street, Nerw York, Terms, SS prer y-ear. Cir;;mfeu and Te:\chers, s-4. single copics, 45 re. A Mc! sicaL TEEAT-Our musical frirnds wiii do well to examine Peters' Mlusical Slonthe- a mag'zine published by Pe-iers, the Newi-Yo'rk 3Music Pubisher, at three do! lars a year. It is isued on the 15:h of every momnth, and :ntains inl each tnmber thiJrty six page of the ltret and best mrusie, p:-inr, ed fromt full,size music plates. I he M:irch nu11mher cantains the folPowing musie,.(a-oti * 34 75 in shieer form :) God~ lh-ss thre Lirttle Chru:-h rarournd the~ Corner: Kity 31.cNe-il Son and-r Chr i orus; Mly Dar O!d Sunny lintme: Mi;none. 'r>ne and: ( toru<: liven eI i, heran Ange, Tiio :-n Chorus: Jt-urs, I my 1,, t.ae I ken, Q:urre.tte: I i;! A rc -m',tTl eot't :omy Fahr, .t--:ered;: \\'elcm !!m *rlot: 'i ne: M~ ir 0*ir:e Gal: il: * 1m;ho. Wave. I Trn-ription.* S--i t--e-:: rfo r a liop' nevpy anr. rour wxord fIII. o wil n ver regret it. A-!dre-ss, .1 L PI-rn*. , 5 : 4edw.ay. New-York. P'. 0. Tm I.rrTLt: C:.r~o:A L-Tt.c M,rrch nu h -rn o *hi s-eCa javeinile- coerns toiusta fre,hl as- the frt t br:attr of Sp:rin::. it crn tins 'in uinnsa timonutll ofenrterta iring read in a- t-tt.-r, and( it-i i:lu-ir:tioins are nur pra-ed. E-rch numnber of I'he Liric Corporal c ontins rrbou as much readingr as any or dinry book! cos-ing one dotliar and a half, :mnd thre twelve nrubers of one year, co-ring on ii 50,( form a vo'lumne <qurat *o aborut a rd..-'r -c book<i. the tubli-iter offers to sen frea copy of the -uperb steeli engraving, Th .iLanly CTh-ruhs, price 92 0t, to eachi - rebr for 1871. Term-c $1.50) a vei Forr spcn-ime~n number. andt revi-ed premium rt -ddre--ed the pub!iaher, John E. Miller, W 1e are i-formried by Sheriif \fcGutkin tht there is not a prisoner now con.fined in the jil of' Anrder.,on county, and thr at been any um-icr hi1 liba ce tor thre past we-ek. ibns is a ib:rtteri:'ig c7tlrommet irpon the gor.d ordjer aind peace ful mer.,.into of our peop'e ofa!! elarsses. t\ndherson I teigencer. L-t .\irndayi nighit a tire broke out in t he s.tar'e on Gen. W. K. E:isley's premi i-es, and the b.ilding, with its contlets, was entir,-i' destroyetd. The general im-* pres son is that the fire war~ caused! by ,lr'urh3, .;-G_te,n,,h;n Mu,, jer. Gereral ,.ws It_:ns I! is rumored that mea,ures are on foot t nnn, x he ;eenvjiile & Columbia and Soutl U'jrO1!ma Railroads. The State Tre-anrer i; rapidly receivins rhe (..tn:y taxei, and that functionary I payiag off money bor-owed to run the gov ernmrent. Cotnpany K., 18:h U. S. Infantry, Capt Stewurt, have b-een sent from (imhia t< garii-on thet town of Union. Th garri-on a Colum bia bein:t thai rv:eed there is som4 unerp.inc-s among the rnitd rails in :bat cit lest the Ku Klux will gohlble them up Me'srs. Whipper. Nuckle.4 and Wlkez have stattod for Wa%hing.ito. t) te-! taLIs o of Ssho, that is to acqu-tint. Conare'.s witl the <tate of af** ir, and ask for tiops. Charles:on ha:hor iz to be inprived, S20. 00J0 beivi nppropria,l for ti- purpoe. 1 it i, r.(,t 1uns;whzi0-ed by the sharpers it wil he li Ii;ght. Ger. MNr:,1er T-d v Galrveton. on tb or Fr idd t. h1ht 17 li. i:s last word. w ! don't thi::*1- I -!ti n fo,t r Co tis world. Thei. iorC nmisiz Thne:- s lngO hevar ' frn. the .s ond frrn at Sar D).nir - S . Gv ri r A -:' S., C.. i: en ap I ' i . noin ~ il ij.c aonr a-n ' imr The* ierzy :md~ a::mt ' f the m-itry ar< ape iI I h v. the ci'h riefe comniue oi the New Yotk Chambi.er f 0,11mme:ce. it e trnes: terra, to help the French people wh< are starvin;. The dV (il*nz hovw, kitchen anil coin cril of Mr. Fel;x D>i:lard, in Kp;:rtmhurg, lav, ben .ci.entallv destrved h flire. TIe Carolina Spartan ha-; reached Its 28tJ year May it live twice as long. and tLee live. It is one of the good. x:anncli papers An en;:ine and fourteen freight cars, load ed with lior,cz, sheep, hogs and meat. wen tbrouh a ldge fourteen miles east of Swt hnville, on the Panhandle road, Cincinnati Three men imjard Five hundied bales of c.tton were dertroy ed by fire in Petersburr. February 214rt. an two hu;lding, loss 8),000, insured s6,OO The b:ll providing a territorial governmen for the Dktrict of Colnbis, has been signe by the Presid.-nt. Twenty thousand straTagrs were in Ne Orlear. on the oce.-sion ol a carnival on ti 21.t. and more still con:iu. Tle leIiraph linei in Prussia are a!mos entre'y worked Iv fernales. The fift' ivenu,: l:el. New York, lease for z20 040 : ye:ir. ine;u;h:: t:txi s. eto. Totil numbr of vote est in A b'ev ille fo S ate Sentoni,.1554, wh .ic ntmber .l. Jer rv !o:iinshead receivd 1,940 Mr. J.ines S Cdr-ij 1 03S. Mr. W. K IPke 124. ai Mr. Wm. II. Siiei 53, and 27 votes wer ithrr,n u' byI the Board. I)adly Cain, of Cbai e,;ton, protests again, the rece:it election re-if, one of the boxe -howing that it had Ihen tampered with 'ne pro:est has heen sent to Colimbia. D idd: C.di received2.533. S. Gaillard.E-q.,2 60an M;j.ir WV&ouglhbv 331-total vote in Count. 5,427, againsi 20,391 in fall elec:ion. Wher are theodd,? A dis:.strous fire occurred in Savannah,ow :ie 22 1. by which Ijodze,oij'< Wovk on B, Street i's destro% ed. LosS 230.000, insurei about haif. It is reported that thirty-five mombers o the Inliania legisla:ue huave resigned. an th it the Republican members of the Senat viil re-igni. Tn-chu writes to Paris that she deserve the hotors of war, and advises her to clos the gates, and le'. the Prussians open thea with Carrnon. The Moniteur of Versai:les says the wa indemnity demanded by the go-.ernint i two toti!:ard:- of thalers. All railwa ys lead iig f. on lais are re-establis-!ed. Peace i considered e-ionluded, though : e treaty ia not ye. Ieen si,ned. TroLu has retired t< private l.re. Tr.rmt, of pe-ice Lave been agreed upon. Peace is cei taiii. and the arnistice is iot It be prolomned. The Prussians et;tcr 'ariz oi DiMndar. The outrage comnittee-Congress-holi daiv ses-ions. Til,e commait:ee of C'otference oi nte repea of the inco"me-:i.x have agreed to di:-agree. A bill, in ogre,s, relieving hranndy din iied f.ow grapes, huta been indefinitely post ponted. A three d.iyi. convenrtion of co'ored citizent is. to b.e l eid in Na:-hville, Tenn. .lud::e Emmton--, died recetaly neatr Color. do. lie had been a printter, so'd;er. s,tilor journali.t, poli:iein, lee:u:er, lawyer atn circus get, al i ina 20 years. The Legislatnre. A ill to regiul'te the t gr:uiiti g <f a il af 'ab1eas corp'~us il in c ':itt cas: h: heen' 'et t'' the liu-e. .\co.ne io rg*'1'-de the ii-:posi ti.n;: in. eri:nita: Ca e- ber he t'i ce: it urt AX bi2 inu:: i - the.. town e. uncil Ne*wh: tr ti iree! a ma!:ket hune ..n ot of.!:1:d tr:oning to the town, h' he r: ord red to be enrg...ed. for thir Th., 9: .f $O.566 31 f.,. fiw' 0 ihe lItuse 'f 11p;re.ientaitives, iS recot: Subtsequiently .\r. Arrnim by resoin ino, wi h --a agreed to in Senate, ol: ected to pai in:g sail amounit unt il pre' periy pals-eid by bot. I l"urses. A rea.oh.tiin tio htnrit a speaker to te :ntest', and but twice on the satn.e sa j--et, noietse by . unni:nous. cionse!.t, fe thamee if session, hatis bneen adiipted. lii loiks :rs if th'ey wiish to get throug iv Marcha 1st. 1l a ly fir ra';iiation, an Ant to r; 'lire lie S:ita Trea,.ioret t.> pay' C'omt: T:asre:*s th.: unpporti'rnment of th S at echip! f'u-' belonginrg to their t .'n.1a to i:aorie ('irenit .Jud':-s1 . rsin uther Circuits t.ha thei Ar . .\to pr .t:-et the ri,Thts of p: rest' adto prevent the procturg atn .rry in: fro:nt the S:ata prersonis unde thne a-;-- of 2i. .\nI an .t t i2 po'd' "1 te roe tion. of p'ersons , pprt-: at.d the pub!! peat.e, h:rv.' bee:. r'atihied. I. the Senratte a btll to cormtpel cont tra,:trerrs to reeitve contty cheeks an .'arrantns in pavrmnt of county taxes ha'. been pass'd. A res'rh:tionu in the HIou;ie to rescitn ani changee time af tad j.urnmtient to) 151 Mare:chna- i...t, vote 75 to 25. A bi,li relinjg to the Gr<tenv ille Ra road' rec'eived its th,in d reaing and pat el, byv a vorte of 77 to 23. l1'or the Heraid. Sltssns Eeronls :-It may be oif iinterci t -omne of yo)ur readeirs to know, thait ( Si'urd. ,y, Feb. 2') h. RLiv. E:. A . B,lres, ti: - m'iient gene'ri egent of the A Ii. S of 5. C rgi..da Soi et:; at F:'og Lev,-i, knowni hoe Fro:: Level Wible Society. with the foIov ing ifees I.esidetnt-ev. J. IIawkins. Vice-Pres:d nt-June Fair, l>q Secretna y- 1t C. M'intey. Treasurer and~ Uspontnry -Major P'. Wise. Execiutive' Committec-Rev. J. Hlawkin Jamtes Fair.F'q .Rev J1. C. Boyd.RLev.J.. Sligh, I). Kibter, P. E. Wise, C. S. Enlos 11. C. Moisley. A number of memberns were received. Ar it is the obj'c: of the Society to occupy ti Southern portion of the C'-nnty, and di riba:e, i,y saie ::nd' grant, tha word of G.< without tnote or comment Meetin:-s w.il be held when convenient, ali the chn.che' within our bounids. Yours, &c , It. C. MOSL.EY, Sec. lsortr.ant..z to it':.-i n a r cen t trtial at Cicavela:d. ):tii, for bom cide, w h r -thte plea< f ins~an'ity w'as S up, the presidling Juidite chat'getd the jut tha.t thte initiatamttt ion of the~ passiionsu to the pitch of e'nmmitting mturdetr, by ti vluntary use 'if .,trong drink, wasr apology for takilhf', and th.at no tnt c''d safely be pe:nt:ed1 ti give lot ren to tire paas,ios oif nrni'e and r LOCAL. Ma. PATP:c.- DUCKETT, notifeS the pub, lic that be s prepared to repair guns, pi.;tols and a v:ri-try of other articles. He is to b rjunl at tlle Carolina Manufac:uring Co.'s Shop. SEW S1oP.-We twke pleasure in caliinz: attention to the card of Mr. S:tephen Gruber who hs opened a wood and iron work shop about a half a mile fiom Helena. Ile Is pre pared to do anything in his line, promptly, atisac*orilv and cheaply. Give him a Co;T' SEED MEAL - this isuc wiE b. found a card from the Coitilmb:a 0.1 Con: pany. (Zyer;ng the cotton s"ed m"al at -)p r to!, M.aing a che'ap feed for co.ws Per -i%n wo hi.e fei this articie pronounie i: goo-1. !!' and Bne I'rtilEzer ty the S1m1 cile(ny:iny "t 5 per ton. St.L!-IENT --in th's i-u.- we sen.-I ont a up.-z t Of the Car :iaa F,-r:.! z r, t:-m theI we!k(;nb.s,o er. Go. W. William, & Ci., to which -:untion ii invi ted. The reduced cost of this Fertilizer places it within it reac!l of the farme:. It will he noticed also that various other ap proved Fertiliz-rs are also vffered by this popular agency on the most lib,ral terms. Rev. J. P. Sumeltzer, of'Walhail, preach cd an appropriate and eloquent sermo i Luther Ghapel last Sunday mlornii, pre paratory to the conimmunion Pervice. His text was--"Greater lovo Ltth no nian thau this, that he should lay down his life for his friend." In the apirit and let:er of his sernon, Mr. Snel:zor was oost hap. py, and secured the syipathletic attentionI of a large congreg-ition, upon whose coin ;wn h.art o doLbt the to-uching allusios to the greial under-1y'ng priacip',e, was iml presed. I't!LL1NG.--We copy the follown de scripton ot* an efrort by one of Ol'Oia's la:ive otnors for the lotwiit of any s:im:ir ' horn-swzggler" in our midst, or wih in I reach of our paper. These rearing, sqteal :i l avanic orators are e. terrible iuclietion Mr. Acker, the eminent l.orn.sw!tggler. thriA-d tle Ilouse, on Sitardav, wIh ot o; hi<i moi)t majestic efforts. . short-horn re porter deserib)s the scene as indescribable. L;dit's on the b:Ick seats wert obliged to c:imb up to the back of the chairs to escape the torrents of cloquence and things. The speaker was so ch,,rged with the elctricity of elcqucnee that his sharply pointed Ypikc tail coat frequebitly stood at -n angle of ,ix v degrees and trembled like an aspen. The orator most of the tine resembled an irre sponsible victim in galv:,nic slipp-rs. Ile reisred and plunged and squealedi U:ke three hundred pou:i of pJ.i:retS en lIer firs: pa of bkatts." INGrATITUDE, BASE ING"ATITUDE.-The following sad truths are clipped fcom an ex change, which also clippel it from an ex change: "It is strange how closely people read the pa1re. We never say anythin t that any b0o doi't like but v0hat we soon hear of it. and ev. rybodY tells us abou: it. Iut, if once in a whic we happen to say a go:d' thing. we riv r hear that-nobody seep- to notice that. We iay pay somie man a lutndred complimntz, and give him a d-z-n puff, and he takes it as a tribute tohis gientnessan-! never thinks anything about it-never thinks it does him any good. 1Bat if we happen to -say something that this very man don't like, or something that he i::ginte reflects on him or his character, hee bow qu.ickly he flies up and gets mad about it. A!l our evil is duly charged to us, hut we never, apparently, Iget any credit f-.r what good we do " --Newspcper Advo:liser. lIs Tuts Ltcrrr."-Mneh cuiriosityws excited on tis Sabb, at the appeatrantce of 4 wel-:,oxn det-IOt efikal int Church. Great was the wot:der, what the matter, had the raiu rt:ad gone tup, li.d he ben scalawag, e--sup erceded-or was lie p!.n ing truant? So. u.u.0.,.l a thing h:.d :ot hirpznd in a monh r,r more of Steidins. Itur rail road fr'cnd is a pretry shar1 feiiow; is not cften ca 'ght napin;. and anticipating a deluge Iof questious and commnents, he waited not j .he o:der of ti.c:r coming. but placing him self tn fron of the door, at the conei!u--on iof . ervice, and with boib hands ex-ended, lie -met the cuiosity stiuck out-comters, n ith glid to sce you out to-day, long sinice I've ha d the pleasure-, why don't you come ofter: - r e:c, ne by dint of much volutbility and 'lhaking of ham!-: he pretty eff t ually stop p d the tide setting so strong!y egainst him. It was-?. 1 wellone. The "local" rallied, ho-i - ever. and ascertained that Sgaire Dolamnead had determoined to close the 'sheb:ng' on >t.n day hreaftier, and only In c::se of emteren ey, such as dire accident. cr something else. wtouild the. depot be opened, or lhe whistle -otnnded, that the<fieersand hands shon!d hav at eI anee to once imore get into the p.-le of civ'.ition, ar.d lisin t. go-pei truth - ilenice the ii;.earan:ce of c ur frierd on last b Sbath Iat e!.urch. We1 are truly rej d at r. thi, one f :he best e.vidences that t he ro-tl stn air w:.y to inu'roive, ai.i nec sincere-ly -(congratulabte Mlr Ui,d imend and all i:s oiffi d ces tor this h:,ppy arid beneficial changei. rOur quiet Sabbaths wi;l not. now be rude!y brokeni by t he hoarse itListle if the :,ter.m -engine. and the io (:u-wo,ked eii ployee< will Chave -.be bencfit of a day of rest and devo tioti. dA LAKE. BRTtIFUL.-Food5 and overflows are nt uncommon in thesedaysof abundant rains, and are looked for, but for a Lake to Iget britmful and overflow on a placid occa, slon, took many people by surprise on Mon day last. In the motrning early sotne signs were seen of an unusual appearance, which toward afternoon assumed an unmistakable fr,adwhich caused quite a number of nuir citizens young and ol to leave the town aid we .d ;heir way up the hill. and over the trailroad tracts to the neighborhood where the n phenomernon was expectelI to be exhibi:ed. e Thle 'local' in dlu'y bound tileo went, and 'oon ,smelt ai m:e::. In a nlet little cot. ont t h'e broa * of thet hm, lie f un i aneni'd ai ntumibr of -gen:lemen. Oine of then calild for a bucket ot water, and cryIig "tire" iushied up stairs. aan ih a pr.imptn~ess and alaerity h1ighly cormmenddelo. eery in it, uulop to aid in puoing it out. E tebt :tm tiA a part of the. fire t a tumb:cr and poured water over i:und the thing was dlone. ,Directly a number of ladies appeared on . the scene-tnt where the fire had been-and , a fidulier. Things began to look serious. B eside, *here w.t a tabte full of g.od:iis, antd d direc:ly thea ladie-. ancd the best looking men i e invi-mueli :o partake. Titey dii so. Mter -that the ug!y men were allowed to go in , which they did, as ugly ment al vays do. ,l oh n was there. Then the tidulier scraped, and a: feet began to shufil :. an ieveryt hing perm it able was in maotion. How long it was eon tiniued, the local knows nut. iIe left early. Itis r-easonab!c to suppose that so many happy penople and lively gi lk, meeti:ig to gether so unexpectedly, kept up the froiie as long as possihde .ntd what of th-' L ie? ~ Wel!, it wa s only an ove-fl > of happine's? .Mr. Tho. L ike, our good C!erk of Cou-t. desred *o warmn his little bich:elor's cot, and e in doing so warmed up his own heart. an l o the bearts of several scores of people. It was n one of tho'e pleasanit inmpromptus wh~ch edo one good to participate in, and barrim.g :the fresh paint, wh!ch each man got a por .io f.I 1 hi co-, all ased ofir el. Tie we.ither record for the past weekly 1I a mixed one, raIn, wind and alternate cold and warm. To-day the sun shines serenely, while it is quite cold. There was ice this morning. The town council are having shade trees planted in various localities, and h:ive had made a good walk across the public square in rear of the Court Ilouse. Commendable. The same little shaver who told his mother the hashrackers had dog Saneho, refused his breakfa%t the o:hr morning for the reason that he had a "big fNel bad." Spliffkins says he can exence a man for l,t wantin to pay out his own inoney, but wihen !e Mij e's to pay oil: o;hr people's money placed in his lizn L for that purpose lie ec.t:i find no cxc tse wh.it-w'r for him T.et man is joinJd ;, his id.>ls. Sp:iffkins is Fonr little Bl:iimorc air!s we.t to be an gr'llbec:use they 'r,,A to m;d:e oraniges and .- i-x in h, i sto,mahs. Doi't try t, liti h- ziris will take wnr-iine b,v the fate of Lvdii: M:'on, of Hancock, Ky. S:;e became baldheaded in att-im-rin: to crimp her h:iir with a hot iron without taking her huir off. The fire toolk iL off. An old man and bruthr, in answer to a question before a debating club, as to which was best, "to work for wages, or a part of the crop?" said.' hofe was best, if dey could be brung toge,der somehow." Don't try to keep gowl, new umbrella;; we know a man who h.As !obt tbree in a short period. Near-sightl!d visitors In each case picking up the g-,n one and leaving in.tead, their own dilapilated oneA. which had weatherted no end of ,torms. The loser ob jcets to such treatment. A good scrap-the very acc'pt:ble offering of Mr. Lawrence Marshall, laid on our table, Tuesday noon, luncb time, in the shape of oysters, fine anl fat, and other fixings We are pcesed to if-rn him that they were en j,>Yd with vim by all hands. Se :ng #ff at and b .elo co;t is the -ay Mr. Foot's advrte--ment read . Fresh arriv:.J. ol* s'a,ab;e goods at M'si. Mayes & .min's. Go and procure some. SP. VNG ANT ).2M E:.-We are not roing to -ing of theze !cau,ons, for ;iow M.rch is putting on it uli s4 mannere, and it would PC out of ttste to do sot but we are at liberty, and t. ke plc isue in stating. that the well kntown aid po;uiar hr::.e of Messrs Arni strong, Cator & Co., of l ultimore, advertise this week thit their Spring and Summ,r stock of Milinerr, ftibbons, Straw Goods, &c., are rec'ved and rendy for the trade. Send on orders or go and ex.amine. ADVEaTISING APUoRIFMs.-Judiciots ad vertisiu ahvays pays. If you have a good thing, advertise it. If you havn't doun't. If you don't mean to mind your own busk ness. it will not pay to adverti4e. Never run down your opponents' good. in I public. I.et him do his ow: advertisin:I. It's as true of adv-rtising as of anything el;e in this world-If it is worth dping at a!l. it is worth doing well. We don't rconmend dvertising as the best way to get a wi:'e; but we know that it is the be.,t way to get a goal trade. You c:In't eat eniough in one week to hiet a whole yecar, and you can't adlverilse on thatI plan either. A large advertisement once, and then dis continued, cre'ites the impression that the man has fizzkd. Injndicious adnvertihingr is like fi,h;ng where there's tno fish You r4eed to let the l;nes fall in the ight pl'acr. A cotnst,nt dropping will wear a rock. Keep drorspinig your advertisemernts on the public arid they will so:>n melt under it lil:e rock salt Large type isn1't ree-ar. i mdvertti-ing. ilind folk.. ii-o't reidlfn.-wamprs Ifyou cant aroiuie curio:;ity by' an adveLrtit ment it i- a gr.it point ganl Chie1Ii f:ir sex d n:'t h:.. a il the :i.o ,ity tn the I .a't be ar>.id :o inve;t la r>rinter'sik lr"t vcinr sans of life he nle,l' rtn onit PeCople who adver:i,e only ,mne in t-r--e mouths fo'rget that moit to'ks c't re m.mbli r anyti; hu.irt an u a:. ti comu-.it ui.? be pai.--hear.o the deth of Mr. t}-wi! 'Richa;rdl:on:, one,. of thle oldlest ci'izens t ninou Coutnty. For severtl years he hd sc uffered witii pia-alysis of ide lit. was .strickeni with a secri'i.d at t otn Smiday tnight abouitt 8 o'cleek ; andhe 'e a'. a corpise the! iext dav at 1 o'clrck, arnd was buiried. w;ith Nasninic honoirs on Tu'esday 21st inst. Mr. Rihanrdson had] long been promtinenvit ini oir Coiunty, and fir on-: te rm he lill the olilice iof S i-riff withi cr.edit to the Couanty and n ithi honor to hIim--il. Ily his high iintegrity of char ariter and kis td affmabie ntihnners he won I he frie.n.thi; of all whiim he mtet A k ind fauther, a ci: izen a; iit a blem:ish, a stict .an-i ions nn'.:mt rc1 the M. t*n .istChre, in the fuill fini inn of hi' ve-, lie has g.athiered to i fatherrs. [l.airen'vi'olleirid. pendnin" be'f.re. the l.i-me, having re n'cived a favoirah!le report I rotm the com mittee, charter:' ing th 'Co'itinenta~:l Tele c'ostruict lineis of tl.egraphl a.l''tg t he GreenvillIe anid Coliumbiia Riailroad. Wim. M\. hidl, E. A. hlall anid Chast. Thlnrurn are the incorporators named in th'e hill, annd te capital 'stick is named at $~>0,000( in shares of $2Q> eac:h. '[he company have gone actively ti work, and have already raise'd a number of poles along the intetnded rote. II the etnterpriste is successfully cairried1 out, it will conneict the up-couuntry with the coast by tele rnaphi, and thus suipply a watnt that has long been f. It by; the peo ple of both sec tios." Thne Yonrk n. fik Fon' ---r sriys Saturday mo.rniin, thle barm . f' S -n:e; MelCarter, ;i.2i its Contents, inoii,i0 sr'eo : ';i've-, were burned, aond that at thne :.n'me time ie s:innke boonise wans birnkinI opn ;u a qun ity f tmeat stolen tie:efrom. 'Ti,. .14eing) iof Mr. McCa;:r tr wasi ab.n broken open, bmut nothin taen S'er:0I coilored men were ar rest d, hut dischargedl far wan.t of evi On the day foiowing, the stalesC of Mr. A. . Smith were also conumed, wth alml th 'ir conmtn ts, andi' thfat on Wed ii,-.cday mnornin:g, the prmniises of thme .\lis'.es Airorn were enrtirely consumed, by~ the w;ork oif jiceia:ries. e' "J UDG E K IN D)L Y, A CT charit:ably to eaich other," and recommend to all wh~o suiff, r for wnit of a Stmachticand Tonic. 5t'rI-:R ITTEitS, the bast in use. IMar. 1, 9-it. e IF YOU HIAVE A DIS charge from time nose. ofT-:nsive er otherwise, stotiping up of the uore, at times giving na sal twang to voiice. piartial lois uof the sense of smell. taste or lhe 'ring, feel dull and stu p1d, have p.:in or pressure in the liead, take cold easily, yon may rest assured that yin have' C.arrh. Thousands annualy, without manife,ting halk of' the above -imptoms, termint it in Consuminpi ion, or Inusanite, anid end in the grave. It. V. l'ierce. 11. D)., of Buffalo. N. Y. .is the proprietor of' I). Sige's Catarrh lemedy-a perfect spec'ific for Ca taurrh. whi<h hile sends to anv address, post pail, for sixty cents. Sold by most drug gists everyw here. M .r 1 9 -. r A Rare Chanc3-Beautitul Premium. The Southern Press, a large, elegantly mrinted, literary and 6re-side paper, and the Sewberry Herald, together with a fine, large iteel engravin. of either Gen. Lee or Gen. 5tonewall Jackson, is offered to all new sib lcribers, for S6. The regular cost of both pa per and engraving being 58.50. To cl')s of fiv - the two papers and engrav ing is offered at $5.50 each, and to clubs of ten at 55 each. Cnnvaser- can make a good thing now by gettinz up clabs. as for each cash sub.criber. in a club of nor less than ten, the getter up rf club or canvasser will he given a copy of -irher engrving, Gen R. E Lee or Gen. Stoncwall Jickzon. In other words. for ten inb-crib:-rs he or she will pret ten cogravings, ive o-f one and five of the o her. :-Tmember that the engravings are of supe rior merit. tf. Si- AFRICAN WINES.-I 4 not generhily known that Cape Colony p)roduces the mott delicious wines grown on rhe face of the earth. A cargo rec-ivcd as a eri'tanc.! by our neighbo;s Dr. J C. Ayer Co. con-airvz see;c:ai varieie rai,ed there, Amt:f which the ;.nreia comminds the lilhst Tprice if iny. wine iii the world. Al mlost the entire vrop o: :t is consurned in the p l:tce .rou-. tI4 rare exception b,-ing .en: to them iin exeo-!nze for their inedicines, wlih brive long win the stiple remedies of S50tb Africa.--i.io Journ.d. M.ar. 1, 9 -1 E. '-TUE F UT RE PROSPER ITT OF TH1E SOu rH.-There can beno doubt that it would concribue greately to the fU. ure prosperity of this section of the Union if 'nany amonigst us would turn their ener Ii!-s and cpital in new channels ofenter prise and business. 'he old roads are c!ear, but they ar'e worn and crov- -d. Blaze a ,ow path through the wouL for yourself, roung man, and you will arrive at the goal r>f suee!s ahe9d of your competitors. A striking example of the valu of rhis pro% :ept is found in the cise of Mr. P P Toale, fClimrlesron, S. C , a pl;iu mechanic, who 11-1 made himself the head of a large manu ractory of doors, sashes and blinds. Mar. 1, 9-1m. R%& "A.S TIE DIMENSIONS )rthe tr.:! are not r.-:uiatedl by the size of te seed, o rite eon.req--ces of thiings are rot a.ways proportiontoo to the apparent m-Znitudie of -hm,e :-etrs th;t have pro hte:i thin. Ths the good effvcted as a r:ei.I agen t by the use of th "Old Caro lina lirter;," can only be measured by the gradu.fl growt: of nature. Wineman's C.-ys,alize'd Worm Candy is :nly twetivy-fitv ce::ts a box! Mar. 1,9-it. ;: C E RI(i FACTS FOR mru t1rlu.ovs.--erv dar demos;ritres more :learly thit liv.-r cniplaitut, in all its dis :rer. forai, can be otrv!led an-d cured 6wihout d"i'Fienf-v o- inc ne e. It ii in ob:i:..ti dis-.5, b:rt i:s obstinacv is i.it proof ag..i.st the pert'naciou-, renme ial antd restorative operation of Hostet er's LSi.Omach Bttters. That genial cor Celtive co.ipels the organ to do its duty. [t m-nt r-erote regiarly and healthfuily nder the inflhence of the Bitters, Their it-tion bi'h:gs it back from a stLte of rebe! i 1or to pern1-et harmnlloly with tre lawvs o wAlhh. If there iS costivenet.s., it ilisp rars ; if there is sidle-ache or back- tche, it :vas-s, if the skin and the whites of the e%e, ire :ing-d with superflous bile, they recover Aheir natural lbue; if the appetile is gone, ,r returns ; if the digestionr is imipar.:d, it is est ore,1; inr brief, whatever the symp-oms if the compairt may be, and -.rhateve-r tire phroe it has anumer:nd, a cnire is certain. Srch are tIhe uneiforma effec.ts of thuis prepa ratiotn where billious diseaise has been al. reaidy deve.lopmnrirt ; burt ini cases where there is tmerely a constitutionaol tenrdenrey to iver comuplinrt, it meay prevented th:-ought '.ut life- by thre regrtlar use, in small quan ri ties, 0f thi i pah:a ab!e anidiote. There are prroverr fac-tsr, and abrorrbl be seriou:dy pont reed-or rather, they should be promptly reted1 upiou-by all per.iJirs of billious habi At the Methalki<- Curchi. on the 28th of Febriurv, by the Rev. J A lrood, L)a. S. F FA.NT, antd MI~1sFatENte LTL~E,cal f Neot berev. COMMERCIAL. NEWB.Ri-. '. C . February 2.-C otoni 13'.c. (u?tt: i.. S. (... February 2:7.--Cotnonr 13oe. 1-ivanirrot. February 27-Fvrnin/.-( -onn du:t a e.r-ier-ti;rlards 73 a 7;: O)rienust 72 a 7j: tales lr.00)- ba les. Nr:w Yokx. Februar,' 27-7 P. Mu.-Cotton tnm.t'al. witti s'ales ot3aS-n. tuales, at 15). Giold 11 ai 11) .It tarA. February 7.--Cotton dull and prics ea-ierr. aet 3.J a 14 monr miditliug; taleb 459 bales; rece-ipt. 524. CruA KevTOY. Februarny 27.-Cotton steady middlin:.; 14 .. ii 14); receipts 1.123 bales; sales 6 0; stock 3 .8529. ],(l00) Bushels Best Tennessee Corn. 100 -Xelh>w OATS. 1000 l b:s. Baltiore BACON2'. -..ho lbs. De:o. S .UL I .t;:; lbs. iojr and oldI .Java Ctoffee. 5i' Blbs. Country and Western FLTOUR. 2.000 lbs. Swede IRON. 50) Kegs NAILS. 50 lb)s. Horse Sho' NA ILS. Also, various other article' In the H ARD)WARE anrd GROCERY line AT MAYES & MARTIN'S. Mar. 1. 9-3t. AUCTION SALES. I ni ill selil to tihe highest bidder, comn mrerncing on Monday, feuh of March, sale-day, e ud coinuetr till sold, the following goods, Dry Goods, Clothing. No:ionrs, HJ, ap . Io 11'oes,i Mi-. 1, -1. Aucdrtineer. 00TO' SEED MEAL. N( TII ING else itt the~ world will make a tmilch c*or D, TIER B3EST, itt either quiati ty or gr.lity. Feetd riot over four pints at each meal, atnd voor own cow will conrvince vou. Price $3t .00 prn tont, casht with order, with is counut for larger qrranuitie-s. CIILUMIIIA OIL COMPANY. Gif Oil Mn-al arid B:me Fertilizer, fur tn.hetd ati $35 per tou n cah. Cotton Seed borught or contracted for to be deliv.'red itn July anrd Aegpa.a. 3Iar. I, 9--4t. STAT E OF SOUTII CAROLINA, NEWBERRY COUNTY. Byv Jamies C. Leaihy, Probate Judge. Whrereas, John Rt. Swinidler hath made stut to me ito Ztrnot him Letners of Admoinis tr.rion, of the- Ess.e anzd effets of Buford C. Swindler, udecea-d. Threse aire rtereforet to cite antd admuonish all an:tid sinrgulaer, tire kind red an rd creditors of thre satrlid -e-aced, to lie andi appear ire fore mie, in tire Court of [Probtare to be held at Ne-wherry 'ourrt Huse, ott the 14t.h day of \iaircl next, after petblication l.ereof at 11 o'clock ini thre forenoon, to shew cause, if anty theyv have, a hy thre saidl ad mnnistrationt should not hre granted. Given uneder myi hand tis 28tht day of February Amino Domnini, 1871. Amn-S C. T .'rTTY , y en e.C hR .F, FANT, Druggist and Apothecary, Store formerly kept by Messrs. Mayes & Mar tiD, and Det to Messrs. Chick & Co., NEWBERRY, S. C. Takes pleasure in invitiniL his friends and the public to call rn lhiui there. His stock of Drugs, Medicim es and Chemicals Is large, frc4i and complete. Piy,icians recipes coipounded care fully. An Eleg:t Assortweat UF FRESI; 'EiIFUMER IES and TOILET AR TiCLES. At D1R. S. F. FANT'S. NON EXPLOSIVE LAMPS. The only safe and RELIABLE LAMP IN UTSE. For Sale at DR. FANT'S. Pure Wines, Liquors and Brandies. The purest and best Brandies, Lii uors and Wines, for medicinal pur poses can always be found at the Drug Store of DR. S. F. PANT. TONIC BITTERS. Compounded of the best ante-pe'riod ic toics. thus renzdering it suitable for all diseases arising, from miasmati iiiluences. such as Neuralgia. Chill and Fever, General Pebi!ity and Eil iousiess. S. F. FANT. Mar. 1, .-tf. Spring & Summer Importaion Millinery and Straw Goods. ARMSTRONG, CATO2, & CO., IMPoRTERS AND JOBBE"S O Bonnet, Trimming & Velvet Ribbons, BON\ET SILKS, SATiS ad VELM-8:, Bims, Nets, Craps, Rubfes, lowers, Aes, ORUME'TS, STEAW BONNETS AND L.UIES' EATS, TRIMXI*D AND U5TRIMMED, SHAKER HOODS, &C. 237 and 239 BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIM1E, .MD. Otfrer the l.zrgest Stock to be fonnd in this1 Coun:try, and uznequzalled in choice varietyj and cheapnes;, comprising the l.atest. Euro-1 pean novelties. Orderi solicited, and p:-omp t attention giv en. Mar. 1, 0-3'n. Sheriff's Sale. I will sell on the First Moiida r in Mareb next, at Newberry Court HI.,'se, a lt of D)RY GOODS, &c., consisting in part of viz: A Fine Lot of T.s Axb: Gre'ase, Tia Casn and a:bout 25 ca::los Keros;i;e. Hand Saw Fil's, A Fin" Let of ('lothing. Th .hova good<l are resold at th.e risk of Terms C.. T HO. M. P'AYSINGE R, s. s. c. Mar. 1, 9-I t. NOTICE. A LL persons h aving demnands ag.ainst the Estr,te of ABNER PITTS, dee'd., wll pre sen thema to rueC in pr*oper form by the 1st o f A pril. W. 5M. DOR ROU, ESTABLISHED 13W7. ALL OF MY WJWTER STOeX OF SCUI AS CLOTHING, CLOAKS, SHAWLS, and tGL3YES, H8SIERY, To make roomi for SPRIING7 STO)CI. I A FULL LINE OF GROCERIES, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, TRUNKS, UMBRELLAS, CROCKERY, &c., On haud. and for sale LOW FOR CASH. M. FOOT. Mar. 1, 9-t f. NOTICE. The' puhlic are bereby notified that on and after the expiration of thirty days from this date, my wife Pauline Cohen, will act a' a free-d-aler. Look! Saud) Your Wants ai Then Buys FOR ten days I will sell Crockery ang Tin Ware AT cosT. Tnis is so. Che!s-nen, roncrtknar, Work Boxes. Dinner ai d Breakf.st Castors, Domething pretty.] Sets Glams-Warp, containing four pie Cheap for Cail. Cocoant Candy, Brnt Almondi and No. I1:'es Candy, its to-day, fresh from N. - Kenzie. Tiumpets, Whisti, A B C Blocks ad other Toys just in. It. L. . MARSHALL' Wagon Making, Repairing,e THE undersigned has opened a shop; hal: a mile from Helena, (on G. & C. R. R.,) at Judge Lake's place, %here he is piepard to Shoe Horses, Lay Plows, Make and Re pair Wagons, and do any kind of Wood Work, either Agricultural, Mill or Domestio Work. He will also repair Gotton Gins. Shoeing a Horse..................S 1 20 Layi:g a Plow (owt,er forniahing iron,) 40 " (he furnishing iron,)... 75 2 Ifse Wagon with body. .......115.00 " " witlout body.......100.00 All other work in prorortion. All that is asked iq a share of his friendst patron.,gc. ('a,l and oee. STPFJJEN F. E. GRUBER. Mar. 1, V-ff. FRESH FISH AND OYSTERS. ON and after this day, and until further notice, I will Lave on Tuesdays and sasur. days, FRESH FISH AND OYSTIERS. Mar. 1, 9-tf D. DANSBY. PAT. H. DUCKETT, A N II LOTKST, CAN he foun-l at Carolina Manufacturing Comp,m% Tin and Stove Shop, with a coln p!er :.Lucrl 0" 17 , Pi"TOLS & M TERIAL, n.:s it, :n! ill REPAIR (uns, Pis : I iii d s f locks, Umbrelbs, Para. I. dei; Loou work at moderAte prices, and.1 tinc picni t my IbuI.sinless, I hope! :u r.cvive a lit,er.d jatrrlonate. PAT. 11. DUCKETT. Ma.. 1, 9-t. "HAMS" PATENT GUANO DISTRIBUTOR AND COTTON SEED PLANTER, THE undersigned, in connection with Mr. W. A. C!ite, have pur-hased the Right to m1anuifacture and sell the above Agricul tiral Implnzent in the County of Newber ry, S. C., and are now 1:.Ukina them in the Town of Newber. y. This "Planter" took the premium over al: others at the Georgia and Alaiama State Fairs last fall, and we catn enfidently recommend it to our friend as the Planter they want. By its u-e the Guano is thorongbly pul vtriz d itl p:;sing through i!, and it can be. regolated to dista ibute it evenly, and in any quantity desired. without any waste. In planting fifty acres Cotton enough seed are saved from waste to pay for the Plan ter, .,nd thte Cotton is much easier .culth vated thatn whtetn the seed is planted'by Owing to the delay in getting our mate rial we shall be able to nmake only a limit edi ::nmber this season, and those who wn. thmare advas d to leacve their orders with tts at ii early day, to prevent disappoini ment. Otne of the Planters can be jeon anyv titte at our store. Price $l5.u(0, delivered at our store. S. P. BOOZER & CO. Feb. 15, 7l-4t. !dministrator's Notice for Fl nal Discharges 1 D0 h.-reby g ive notice th.at I willmzake a set tlem:etnt Ott the Estate of Enoch Suber, de'eased, on Tuemaya, the 21st day of March w-t and will on th.at day apply for .s Fttal iicharge as Administrator of said E-tate. WM. R. HENTZ, Adtm'r of Enoch Suber. Feb. 15, 7-4 t'. Dicksons' Improved Pattern STEEL SWEEPS, 16, 18 and 20 inch. Ital of the above superior plows, for the cultivation of cot:on, corna and potatoes, in score, and for sale at Mianufacturer's prices, freight added, at S. P. BOOZER & CO'S Feb. 15, 7-4 t. h ardware Store. Final Settlement. Thte undersigned hereby give notice that a (i:n.! settlemetnt of thte estate of Jacob Bedentbaugh, dereutsed, w ill be matde on the l5tht or 31echtnext. All persons having dem-i:md.1 an.mitn-t s.did estate, will present th.-m pr-iperiy att:ested, :and those indebted w i made p-.vmttent 'iy that timne to A 1B MILLS ' J. A. lmENBAUGHI, Ex rs. Jatt. 15, 7 -4 t. Nature's Prescription. When Na tttre produces a great remedy for disease,e the b,-st thting seietnce can do is to follow her prescription. By se'paratittg thte water of the fi:tnots Seltz.-r Sprmng itnto its elo mtn ts, science his d:seovered the means by which that world-renowtned Spa effe-cts such ut.patrallele cres, and by comtbini:ag those e letumen's at icall V int Tarranit's Seltzer Aperient, thte gratnd prescription of Nature is rendered utniversally and inst,ntly avaiable. As this seaso~n, when fevers, "disorders of the stomach and bowels, billionis complaints, attd all the diseases which affect the digesa ive, assinmilating antd secretive organs are especially prevalent, the importance of hay intg this invaluable alterative and1 cortectivo at hand in every home, and within reach of all who tavel by land or water, cannot be over-estimtatedj. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Feb. 22, S-2t. THE CELEBRATED ZEL[8' PHOSPHlATE We have a large lot of this highly approved FFRTILIZER, which we will sell on the most accommnodating terms. Cdll on R1. NIOORMAN & CO. .-with whom it is stored-for particulars. Fe 22 -f